The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-19 00:00:00

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PA.--thes et this hen beim sodeliern le Asethendoe=to soft one he al hod Oren de le ths tins et Ile by the pewee sid Wan vim Is sr Isle nu tai I led the Isle eobblielweeet libels ow et Sr midis OM ewer oalerei Or WI. An olsolowded es the dellows. Bed else hi r Meheendoss me dewiest lb& onsedne goonseint esey lan • semen ends nadir nolintlee dins la sty Or ihendioreen. Odd le Ms lOd. end Ss. Si see, WWI adoledlds. hY ell niessuble oindsts odd •dnigt:4 o.4ol. ayebae.; sod A the sr saw key, I sal I, Ilnliddillse, 11.6.—Tlas peer salted with egr of the treen amen ees Week yids Its sere WS es ow li PßOW' st Troonets, ad dud the prieredni don is lazed tees* net. IMPORT to FAMILIES- - UEASAM sod 04's ILDOIEMIATIVIC cow= Boor rooisoo. sad Li=all deariptkes at Carps% Drawls. oadi vows@ ov. and mire then (Aso um yule wand Wont Not is saw; Lobe Warkebes _Ortissa's Made& Val L im *rim Ss. as It WI aka is be illoklost diem tho sot 611. Nis ober& Its method of kis It it to Ilst so more biker it tooolood tam a opal Show. to Yid alms oismattory, I ma I. Lower MIL Mid la*. at lb GO. pk• lb, kebob& flea Ilb. to 4 lb.. Zas ekas i r osa resses. e..... md agora It Ye so equal kr amok( CLKAR FAIR, sad BOIT SKIN. 10111.0JOLIr KAMM', se Oriostolikkonis ekw ken di Wader iondlio P l i t= kr Ms Moe, welt% eel iiistkint Onto se , WIN-En is tin wet ma nide ennetry vow gob, It soon di nionliko irl• ostinel=ei= nikontodos,, nem dititirekdodelin open inokno, ihnionilion eel dim wine= vkliWien Moo mike& liton $ WNW to Ss obodi, mile Mom nolediney viten It bison os On den m kr in It nog loUot. /PPM Ilt 41111/1111 lialniee, rob, estria. Mb Slott oink. Itte=loran z. z o lg noir . vonlint is ostio th : "a"i tite h dein MUM illoo int id. pit Dane— Ketil=diti 31,11Olonknikii, Lesion, nib, oil E. YLEIt3CHMAN't3 CHOLERA PROPHY 'ACTIVE 1:01076.— . The siddishis Is prisigidstive wing Mrs b sasaillordd to MAO prim is dims, sad ils MAO is lism is ial relied • sad is sot ass et tiro ladasisis t lie mak *--eiroavir. asia is books st Is IL sal Ss rm ita iume, 4 ol. llll4. sad Os, las-dadroliard; dal Daddy mad Os, Lads"; sad A dissiad mod piisi addict swims Is Isms dad eassay. - _ _ C i ILE OF 14 TEARS' COUGH this Moth, by Dr. LWOW'S POLIIOIID3 WAY/16—u Dar. 1, Is4d. 4 Cann, bad a Weil fte 14 pan ; *MN war_ 134411=1Wirimaaraared alder Dr. lamb% pulasek Wags; On bums et stab baffe u Mfirad me. Mt. =.ll. EWA dbaslikroboalwaid, —Dr. Lomb% V sfte Iladoe NOW old a mid me sr aandba, mad_4l l is dr Ion& awl lielliiii, ken s i =r; ir traztr.,%-latrotit -- 7.r. - 6 a. 1141161117 of Lima dhow baba IMMO WA71211.11b4 aft nobody alaromadad tot; Dina by Lir. Tbar Imo a plimM laste.— Dame ed lediadaa lia *a 14rIS 01 Peill. IL SUNDAY LITERATURE FOR MOM; OR, WILD E& WWI YAMILIAIL" 2. "UR LITTLE BIRD. — The Lod e Clay." 1 " LWAYS BOLT THE DOOR OF YOUR UMW= ATT,BATIONO." "MR. Min DIARY. —Dear Stalking in the en • , /42114," Ifs. 411 O . lit ases liset4 tres Md.t. Prise Sd.; Stooped, 4d. --- - - - ,/- - . ~ . 41j . - --. ! .... • .. 1 ._. t 4 % .. , ..._ • \..._. •1 1 • . „........._ _ 1 --- ''" • } 19, anxiety bras 'MOD limeget tb. mmarilla at Partici at the attitide st Pumas, ea oar eterespondait him self expressos the Mr that PM will stick oat against diplomacy which asset do anything. The rope has already been tram rcetiei to Naples once, to be pre sent at a religious ceremony. SlClLY.—Letters from Melina to Sept. 4 state that affairs bad become more settled, except in reepeot of asesssiaatine, which continued to be of frequent SWITZMaD. We kid the fellowleg is lie Mae Gam* : ill' anion remarked fur ems 'time gest that the IMMO -Inept ban beet hiadisei is ha oars weilasey maser as the beetling of nein% without am Agin* apparest °Vest Thin saki te the reports whir& me eirndele Mace, eelab Frani jmnabos te a patient of . Switamies4 sad en the tsars of the eseapelin et the eassemel Thine, hem avrekesed the ellentien of the ease& of stele of that mates. which Ime implied to the Missal email et lie subject, ail ing Ms ellsetioa to Mk issporleen ell*. and demand ing thesleptien el mama smemery to fraKuiliss the side el the kielnieslie of lie seethe. no fo ams! eessell legilei - es-ein-lbeek_W time fellowieg despatch to the messed of state of nano, wbish, while calming the minds of the people. will show the re serve which we have seed in pablishiog the reports el the gn journal@ : la elmi forei leg emew the min whisk yes node to vas in year Woe sr tbs illb ineteniore era seth(y you es to the novenwot id the Angina Imp ea nar leaden, and en able yes to sestradd the rends wliM tee is *eddies in your aides as to the ebbed of that oneentratien d troops, welsh wee mid t. be leileulad s d towly to bIYIIIBI it. We have lean hen mod ineseneintion that these Sum mate an net be be atteaul Se my WM. Istassies, sad that the solabilenient e t Amides mfiliery pests en the az- Wein treader or iwthirdeal hoe no ether eine dun to point tie demonise of indielineb who wish es wen the eneniptise, width it wow tildes lies la Legibility, and at the sane time to tepees the nwslidnig whin is new be ing euried on annekely on that battier. The =robes n and ames of the been bon, bodies, bass wade on sanitary eoneiderations, the eipridweeuses el width can not be entested. This informed= will be sidideat to tranninin the minds ed your diode, to whom it will be de sirable to mike it Wawa. .06.4 CENTRAL CRIMINAL 0001 Z ylllB DAY. Bsou XI. Bower. • ttwotnuwte_ W. &silk, miesrable.lwakiaw alma, pies's& &laity to a clamp of telosiosaly Mtost fin to • wheat stack. Mr. Balloek told the prisoner that a 6w years nip him life woad la all probability be takes far the offence to whirl' he had pleaded talk, mad he asked his how he woe to small it. The whose, said he was well aware of wild his Wit* had elated, lost be was delves by peat distress. to thie minim of the est. _ _ _ Bollesk said that fiesbeliag the bat et ethers was got likely to benefit Idea in mg degree. Thew Right kave been SONO mere ter hie %Ws s loaf et breed it he wee in diatom, bat there wee seam for Ids esensditing thb serious deem The prisoner replied that ke maid net rob or beg, and he boil so ether alternative than to do as he had done. Ilielleek nobbled kiss to be transported for fifteen Tetra THE LEVANT. By this mail we have letters from our correspon dents at Malta to Sept. 9, and from Constantinople to Aug. 31. A Greek brig had run down an English schooner near Cyprus. The crew, with one exception, were saved, but the schooner immediately sank. Our cor respondent states that by a decree of Aug. 21 the King of Naples had revoked the law admitting foreign gram into the Two Sicilia, duty free, and decreeing that in future the usual duty should be levied. At Malta commerce was unusually fiat. There had not been one arrival from England for ld days. Dr. Barry, the principal medical army officer, was dangerously ill. Exchange at Malta on the Bth, 11 per cent prem. on the drawer. From Coestantinople our correspondent writes : "By imperial ordonnance of the 24th, Izzet Pacha has been appointed governer.pural of Brous. in stead of Rita Puha. Rica Pa, governor of Brous, hu been named governor-general of &lonics. Said Pacha has been named governor-general of Adrianople ; Ismail Praha, governor-general of Philippopoli. Several other mica promotions and appointments have also taken place. On the 10th there will be a grand review on the plains of San Stephen, of 00,000 men of all arms, in the presence of the rattan. DAT 07 HUMILIATION IN THIS DIOCESE OP THE ButMOP or iffixentsran.—This day bevies been appointed by the Bishop of Winchester to be devoted to acts of humi liation, on account of the prevailing pestilence, special prayers and supplications were offered up in the several churches and chapels in the parishes of Lambeth, South wark, Newington, Kennington, Vauxhall, Wandsworth, do. With very few exceptions, the tradesmen in the diocese have kept it as a close holiday ; few shops were to be seen open, amine butchers' and coffee-thope, and thew were par tially closed ; in fact, the mouth side of the river had a similar appesranee to that observed on Sunday morning. la the Roman catholic chapels, solemn maims were offered up mean atonement, and the several eongregatioes appeared devoutly attentive to the exhortations of their clergy. VISIT OF A RUSSIAN WAR-STEAMER TO SOUTH- Amnon. —The Russian wit:4o6=er, Kamchatka, left Southampton on Sunday. She nailed at that port both on her voyage to and from 14i0irs ? to'which plass she conveyed the Duke of Reichatadt. Roman money of the value of 10,0004 starling was spent in Southampton during the two visits of the Kamchatka. A large quantity of ship's storea was taken in there, and some portion of the crew were traversing .the town from morning until night, purchasing snaring apparel, domestic utensils, cutlery, and ether things. It is very evident that Dutch manu factures of all kinds are highly esteemed by the Rus sians from the eagerness with which the Kammhatha sailors took advantage of their visit to Southampton to . spend their mosey Cu them. It was curio= to see panne of these sailors, meet of them possessing the Tartar head and fea tures, visitiog almost every shop of the town. Their ap- Nuance and manners were the opposite of the reckless and tovial jaek-tars of this country. The Rumian officers pa lely allowed the inhabitants of Southampton to visit and =wet their ship. It certainly is a very fine one, but 'desa lts= is not considered oa board one of the cardinal virtues as it is on board en linglish man-of-war. What astonished a visitor most was the mode of feeding the common sailors. A large wooden trough was filled with a serf of porridge made of ground beans end some fatty matter. Two men stirred it with rakes as se to male the admixture perfect. This was sawed out to the seamen in basins, and the saes, aquatting oa their haunches, ate it by means of wooden spoons with evident gusto. The com mander of the Kamchatka Bngl& fluently, and one evening during his stay in he went into the Sun tavern, where the meriblate lemiewitea assemble, and pretending to be e /Warriors, he bloshassi the sub ject of Russia, and heard 113 M• MAIM nod uniattering °pi nnies respectiag the FAWN, of All the unsure. and his condaet tow Ka Sugary. Theme stoney white the crew of the Kamchatka great lam Meat, meth 91., end the rouble, worth 16. The /wow wee a wry beau tiful soils. The money changes* elated Oat both seise were of a very pure quality. A NEW MARKET FOR CANADIAN LUMEEK.—The Montreal Gazette ways we have lately heard of a eir camstanow that leads us to believe that a more ex tended deuced and a bettor market has permanently up for the lumber of the provisos. The Ameeiswe have entered the market this meson, and have up to *a pesiest period, missed arm& el • millha hit of paan tidier. The prise obtained hes been litsfipse sent. above the ameba quotations, sod, is sddi tien es this higher rate. the seller mas only to deliver the bumbler es Sorel, thereby envie. the engem* of rafting to Clashes, sad also the dangerous emelgatima of Lake et. Peter, Loge genatitise of sawn lashes , have ales been Ovoid of at an equally good figure. THE HALIFAX AND QUIIIMO RAILWAT.—TINS (CIF sett* ecatatas a daspMekban lent erey Whim laselhary Sir John Hanoi, seasewleditag the et sildest i th e z Ili ea die saps* of - the Zahn awl Omsk' passed daring the LW mesh. of the legbialare. ehlithe says he has lad at the het of the threw. He Me bis am& leney to acquaint the swam of the logidelese. Ulmer, that her Majesty's government, " while most maims ID mote the proposed undertaking, they are set yet prMmen to submit to parliament any mom= kr time purples ; and without in any decree abandoning the soup - that imam say ultimately be found kr executing so important a national work, they mast Mph, Mem them selves that the difileulties to be overcame are very great" Faint hope! Thus it is with every public work, the colonists wish to promote, with the view of eloyat ing theenseless sod their ocautry, Her Majesty's Govern ment have emehkag ales to think Asst. Help yearaelm, geed Salk. and Ma's hum turbid the FM- Issas el win year judges =saws met sahebs sad saaaMa es we shall diets% ! He wads: there Is dlessatrat in the Waits—that Leagues we famed, and the pasedes of saassalies to the tralesd States h openly tharawl soil advomeed in those provisoes, with mere or We sellook.— Beiplhe Ara. TEUGooreaT axuecuisa.-111* two men, Stal lard sad Atwell. eueoweed Y ea semis as two revenue othesw, as medal Ls.. /..vite, were brought up again' Ilehutlay WI, at sad, star a very leap hives the nosblestes ea a sumewy wavistiss, dais IMINI ANA N. auk for the two emodloole Ism oesulls Ispoitemeat each. Ow Or: Ilepthe Ober pwillowil a swillesse is peel. litini4BBDAY EVENIN • Wt., I. IL' Tax PICTOZIAL 0011M1SMOS dersistfroa bar • - Weser. kommidi to sketch the inset besslMM mites of . r siearei eessery sad seders esitivasies is letiond. la ceder s thst the Closes say nein a selestios kitbag s a e yen, ewe ben in Unbtleoni Ilse minion ilithis doildiss ft the delightfully pianos's wood awl water snug y of Osede Cosset!. Me was Meollabiy eatieteksi st lho Mod of . • Clen's by the son pwridat sbe Wm* =miss at • . ; keasubesses. The restlenss duo asap' le Mr. Disk am hen Eines, Iste M.P. far Whishisfile. — Liadrich Om" . TEE Caors tx Pazx EDWARD . ISLAND.—The lihOlatace el the eaustry sers mais the ereal ap- Plefesse etpiesty. say el'ess is the *hi, Mdeos be im meanly metier sew yaw nib hes bees the like • row isseltered_. sane oh. The • Vans harms sessineoess, waft will be panel nese west. Ono look beasMaN iselsen l e t egad ray foram rat et pinny. Then le ant s sel the di, iediesoles et tee es Might! se far, sod dos xisidial Irma Maul with palings at as snellest quiity. . . • FRAME. . . • MIK Tossekr, 5.20 r.x. Thera Issas sees& istministere held today at the Blink at whisk M. G. Barest was peewit. and the pclagent, whims* from Bt. Gond Me the. pastime, 1 1 Ikepatabes received from Rome were laid Cor l e de the easnell, the sabstanee of which generally was, that the Pegs was reedy to accede to the dews expressd in the president's letter to M, Edgar Ney ; bet that, if the Preach government urged their d► meads with the least appearance of fovea or esenion, be would spilt thaw back. The Credit says that, after several mutiny, held Intel y at the sainistry of public isstruetioes the family OM. de Pallas: have are of their members to 'savoy to the mid:t a r the comma of soinisters as .M that he will sewto urge M. de Fallon: legends la the cabinet, and to transmit to the pre sident of the republic . hiss forma :gm, which has bees glued the busk d inset., . • Obeid& tide be eti, it blooms **these mist be a ministerial crisis. However; 4 have muss to believe' that nothing will be changed natil thu muting of the chambers. It is. is elmer al to all treSinfermed that IL Thine will eater tie Nullity Mold hes expressed kis deter., sheaths setts eatoe late eery emaliaatioa wilhostM, There ; nought bst chaos is visible therefor*: he as ass can polat to any aims as likely to ell the geld I nested by M. de Fallon:. The best thing to de remain in date quo ander the eiromnstances, and this will be dose u keg as people; the ultimate object likely to be attaiud being, in the oyes of some peelie, that there will be no change at all. - The illness of M. de Fake: is a nervous intermit tent fever. Re will go to Versailles for change of air u soon as he shall have gained sufficient strength to be removed. There is no troth whatever in a statement pub lished this morning, to the effect that official dew patches were received in Paris yesterday frau= annonacing that the Austrian cabin. t had its approbation of the bases of the gentian of the temporal soureigatrpf the Pope, as lad down in the letter of the president of the French republic to Col. Noy, mad bid gives instruotioss to its ambassador to the papal smart to promote, with doe respect to hie helium, sad propsr consideration foe his cardinals, all ham' fee object the solidi= of the q cm these bases. The same jeered that publishes this stateliest Latal iesizestias earned by M. Mercier to Roses. .gestisseas bears Essgatsbes caly, bathe has the Weskit also to sham tie state Of things in Italy, and to report asecedingly. It was imgenel.ble but that the meeting of the eleg is ia email would cause discussion. The sob. jeet takes up rather warmly this morning by the Ripailtris, which approves of them, in the interest of essialum and liberty, and which says: " The gemeemeut has Jed serail, relative to the council_ with its sisal want of slams :—" Several prelates," say" the minister, "hare maihsted a desire to meet in a metro' polite* rarsecil." To whom have they masifested it ? To the gesmasesst ? Certainly mot Every ens harms that the hiders of the dram' of Paris hem not made osa this bead say Genial tossed to the goverment. Cesseqmatly, the t hod oely two seems to penes ; either to med. C le trur g e:geeis articles sbrogated, and not to rap sheathe to the meeting of the hither, Sr te Om articles es beim still in rigour, sad is that mete anima the Archbishop of Paris that he would have to Llllweseditises imposed by Art. 4. But such • coarse would have boss too simple, and too frank ; a middle course wee would for, sad the report end decree already published were Mudded en, the tenor, u mil as the date, of which appears to es to cow promise greatly the dignity of the government. I* had, it results from E. Lanjoinates report, Ist, that the gnaw meet ccesiders the mimic articles re still is fem. lad, that notwithstanding that Art. 4 stipulates that no &meow synod tan be held without the dupes andrarisation of the government, the bishops so authorised's. fled, that the government waded he the lam fit, to order to run in WOO sort after theesessil, and e&t 1$ a paean tie which it had not demeaded. Is it possible to move more untertenately its own makes= r As to es, we have already declared, that far from dreading ireett meetings, we rather drake them ideas are agitated and elaborated, we are sure, In adverse", that democracy and socialism have something to gara. We know with what impatience a madderable amtUr of the clergy endure the yoke of the Jesuits, how mush the alliance of shoolatim and pharisesism weighs on all primes who have a French heart, sad whose spirit belongs to their time. It is impossible that the proviso'sl cona will not accelerate the rupture bencelirward imminent between the school to the Univers, and that of which the Do Notmaile it been some time the organ. As to the government, since it has derided to give ite authorisation, It ought, it appears to as, to have added the condition that the greatest publicity should be given to those solemn meetings of the clergy. The AssembVe Nationale on the same subject, says : It is amoebae late, and it is without doubt on the abbe of the lierhparfi that this aethorisation has bees immei necessary in order to confeem to the old judgesimes nod the concordats. It is $ very serious quest* to maims whether under the democratic system the Minh has need of an authorisation of the government to to Oa his I interests. Formerly the hie; was the sided son of the church, and it can be very well compteheaded that he was to act as its protector; but at present the great emboli* faith is disdained and abandesed. Why should the haughty philoewhen &motet themselves &ben yo u, oastal ? What cm some bishops coming together do to philosophers with great ideas ; or to you. gammon of the world ? Is the church dill living for you ? For us, it is still the hope el the future. We behold with joy the cosadls meeting, because soma or later they . ought to *amiss the great social preatione—that of the fusion of ado the breaches of cluistianity into calla. theism by gentle naakes, a Boma had foreseen; that of the education of the people, of its wellbeing, of its morals, of loans of apical on loured, etc. All them questions were decided in the old councils of the church ; and without sup po.ing that the present numbly will enter oa them, a gene. Tel email will lieu to take t h em in band one day or othir. We have "beady said that fade* of all good *hied °plaices under one great authority is desirable; we also my the same of the fusion of all oomontrams nada the law se a single church. The provincial clerical council met yesterday far the Bret time at St. Selpics, in Paris. Reard the followng in the anslikstiatitel Admiral Rasmus Nitwits has been masa to succeed M. Le Predate to the command of the naval division in the Rio Plata. M. Dodoes& will shortly leave for Brest, whims he will hoist his leg on board the Pandore frigate, which will have a peg deck built for his accumeedatioa. The Prosy abeam will accompany the Psalm to La Plata. The mho mica of Admiral Dohs& dose not appear to be els purely naval character; he has had frequent e -1 ew with the minister of foreign affairs." Some disturbance took place yesterday on the Moe Maubert, in eciesequence of a man named twirler having thought fit, without any ostensible Ilegoo, to must corgese-de-ville from removing art which was etas.* as the public way wittiest es owner. On the mob memmeWating with limy bs Wise exceedingly Amiss% gad struck Quo at lbws. was then takes Mu gookey, and whilst beteg esedented to the pal es the Ow llisistobelle bet oryks oat " Vivo la iimeassit us et spade 1 0 ‘kea the pasty ended et the pest, be seised mad thus siis of the me, sod stabbed asessat-de4ille owed Lynn is the side. He wen this diraffins/, sod pissed in oesisement. The wasted ef the eseguatis tact of say niaskest. The following Uttar was read to the municipal swell of Bar.fe-Dus, in its sitting of the Bth inst. : liesd.quatsrs, item, August 24. I Marius le Maire,—By a letter of the 4th August, yea Oa RS ONO the amen= el Ber.le.Dee would be pleased to be his go show to my Mew weetsure • essateate et the amples white wastmea se Beam for IttowtOt adios , sod bar power. Avows the somber of ps issis Ablate I whit have tees alheed le ly the=sithe Boma =the bait of ea sod justly for mattegise past kitil i SW present it in my woe to the mamma of Her. T tee &Zit my same wee erismaly imaribeit es mi k Twat .be them ot the greatest manias ci bores down under th e weight of so lla r i edittiewr, if Ima sot share with say emagankes in are. Ile meosspeem whisk I Ism re eved, and if I did set ligkamtll it ia a rest omega to the remembeeses el say Whir. It is to that sammig else that I owe my sleeks an sagnesstative i x Ow of the MVOS& /UM le b. thz.T. @entwine Ow asumlaysass. I shell with iplearme them all ay ateettlea end an mellfmagoeh%deessdses; be kind moan loam to them es We seemlier. Ills issawase I ti Kessler b so u y esuisl Maim, et i. Ooonese that my *ld emillutalie Isom Isom Ifs diediselle d Teske at the 14th lot eleisi that, is easegssase et an order ken PparierAsel dins she ha @sharked in the shire to ' hove t Tinley nlwl is the seedy o the 2th. It web ild gat lie ligicigrds,•laitiad gab. to Morocco, Woad juk the "SIM of evolstif at the Hying. ni Aossante Bars bees ricealved et Oho ministry of 0 1 * isterier of the appseasaen of the cholera at 'Fenian. There were 10 deaths ea the fret day. A eonaider able pottion of the popektioa bare qaittad the town. The seldom of the garrison bad voluntarily tendered their mains to 'nand the sick. PARIS,' Sxrr. IL _ --vs WOW. 110,444 . Clodme - I put WO N -41/ N 4/ 16 40 ---- 44 II 1111 0 26 3pa 0016.... SI 76 SO IS 13 MI ft 110 13 412. NM Lim . X X 10 4 4 Po .. .. 4 pi' = . " Itstlag• 40 1. 4414 :11 0 4624. 23 it; " 11 1, doh IS IL 1 Baldam. ', Ow De, 11. 1441 De. ti Do• Illa isi ... MU .. Dov6o4.—Pu4l pi Orlini ma ' 732 $ ; Parts sad 80404, 337 30; loom lad Bow% Ilk 10 ; • and Ilarodlles. 113; 111444boare sad Ms, 103; Oattr• Mims 1110; DorOwass, 4411; Dora, 440; Perla sad 0441awa& 11211; Uwe sal Mato, 444 71; 11011111 MI 4•4 Siwee. 112 30 ; imam: sod Ust.‘ 26. tbir Mem. SPAIN. A Madrid letter of the 13th lest. Mates that the minister of Aliases was endeavouring to obtain ea ad vases of 30,000,000 reale front capitalists, for argent public services. Oso of the Madrid jotusals of the 13th stabs that the Glossae( lipsia has seat to Omen Closisraisr the grand mese of the ceder of Charles HE The Heralds map that the =Ulster of the interior ban effected modestiess in aims in his department to the amonat d 300,000 reels. The minister of maize irdered another frigate d 60 guns to be esmitrasteL masem,aers ta,--me. pm Owe, 171 met.; roar Par Coati" lit. rtreper Om% CesP:mi. al. Bark of W. rosendos same. memo es Ise.. SU& ITALY. SARDINIA.—The Legge of Turin, a semi-alcial journal, of the 14th, says :—" Garibaldi is gone to Nice. His languge bee been constantly that of a man who understands the necessities of the times, and' who would not be even an involuntary cause of dis- cord. The royal authorities have treated him with every regard doe to misfortune and military courage. Lient.-Gen. Larnarmora bar behaved to him so as to conciliate generality with duty. The population of Genoa has observed, with respect to Ganbaldi, a most becoming behaviour."—The orgionesto, and other Turin paper, , state that Garibaldi had been allowed to go to ice to see his relations, but was to return to Genoa within twenty-four hours. VENICE.—The Venice Gamete of the 12th states that a deputation of Venetians has set out for Vienna, in order to present to the emperor the homage and obedience of the city of Venice. The deputation is corn reW of the Cardinal Patriarch Jacopo Mucio, Count Giovanni Coner, Prince Giovanelli, Count Niccolo Prinli, Chevalier Giacomo Trives, Chevalier Bontlli, and M. Beaker, merchant. TUSCANY.—The Debate has the following front Florence, dated 10th : The general subject of sonereation here for the last few days is a treaty of alliance., offessive end defensive. which is to be tioseladed between Austria sad Tuscaay. This sews, which, however, has nothing of an official character ie it, hes produced a pitiful implosion in Florian ; the bearing of sack a *ideal set Is net dissembled ; it is ormeidsen to be as abjuration of iadepenenes and risk mality nthe Inet et the Teases seven:want. This is not all Under phew that the mess& organisation an compaition el the Teems Irene is not seek as weld be wished, which it be Be marked is very tun the es is e t: be eatirely with the ezentioa of ens and 0,00 5 Awisiess te be taken tato the pay of y k whisk withers* Mks natiesaliesd,_will constitute the *sly Wiese' fens Of fpe country. Without entering into all the ensidentins nib Beetle policy, which militate against ench a state of Oter o It is asked which of the two severelges these troops will.elbey la the of any disagreement between the emperor esid the grand duke. The intend state el elliaiseg ase rin id it is very prosperous, is complicated by • crisis. I The government owes about 35 4 = l ef Tuna liens; but the property of the state represents a nine Ousel, 200 million. A inn sad the conentetism of a pulls debt meg thus provide he the meberressmist of the niewien. The gaarantsee whisk are awed by Tmany are Bennet, several Bailin( and French companies offer to tarnish the lean; the bone of Rothschild bee eves been seriously spokes mf Bat We arises a new difficulty, whites itsPeft wu rffir attention is the highest degree. The gun= hiss Mee drat raised by the lenders is, whether the Tema me vernsent is absolute or constitutional. If it is lasso's% they say the decision a the sovereign is @deign for us; Mt it Y mestintional, the lout to be valid met be easefteed by the slumbers. The noistry has met hodested te reply that the isoastitutionl ripen was sudatensd in Teessary ; bet the anthers not being convoked, the loan could not be legally made. The (pinion, therefore, remains pending, sad nu stale of affairs becomes more aggravated. Be. MGM Wei at first had to usurious loans ' which have esitansted the last resources ; the family tax was this tripled, whin has caused great discontent. The family tar is Bet, although proportional, weighs for the meet part on the inhabitants of the country, whose attachment to the pawn of the grand duke has never failed, end it is to be faired that it will teed to alienate the sympathies of the people from the goverament. The reply 0' the ministers relative to the sanitation of the constitatioa was ranived with ney dgeillsatin favour. It is maid that the ministry is MANI ea peedseng is that path, and is reedy to give in kis resiraMn we sense it is "min to mute any attack on what Ms prenlood. The reeWment of the ministry seder ezlsnsg eirenneseees wend be a thing man to be 711:the members of it justl enjoying the condence 66 :401di5. Bares de liag y el, the Austrian fi charn km just wind here, and has delivered his biMw oradsace to the grand duke, who retuned the =me yesterday from his wintry residence Pratolino, he had retired with his family after the thath of his deseghter the Arehdachus Christine, at which he wee much affined. This young prunes was only 11 years of op, and she snakes the funk child which he has lost. The health el the bleeding prince is also delicate, but up to this time Me nth Omen any oneness , . The illtihrwts of Leon, of the lltb, states that the new Telma kw of the press will contain an article, empewering the government to suspend the journals, en • ase kena say ambassador accredited to the of Twiny. The Tuscan hilltop have addressed a circular to all the curates of their diocese', recom wading this to read in public the act of the Roman eleregethill, Peldliling Giobertrs book, with an in- Indira to &skim against the heresimoh Gioberti. DucHigg.—The Atimegineento of Turin quotes a letter from Parma of the 11th, stating that on the preceding night &seeks mused the convent of &me ant the Miley of Barnabites to be sur mised,' by ersism and had the inmates forced into i eltlisCi vem =kg the purpose , and transported be . The following decree relating to This set was published in the Parma Gazette of the 11th : We, Charles of Bourbon, &a., have decreed and dune — Art. 1. The religious order of nendielines is no tolerated is our royal states. Art. 2. The property l f i C mid order shall be adathistered by the pat:Buoy of the One, which shall provisionally keep a separate iseconat nit. Art. 11. The Abate of the monastery of St. John the Innipliet of Parma shall seek remain an annual ponies of WIC flea the treasury of the state ,• and the maid Binary WI also pay each or the maks of the said ineasetery an =; trim of 600 t h e rs tite t t l. 4. Thi , a r reere shill hente• its the seatives whisk have renler e eTthis messure a ledkpr 'sable sad aseemary. Art. 5. The presidents of the depen dents of grace, Pugin end pones, sad of the department of Menes, an Mesta to take the aseesury steps for the urn sense of this decree, in so far as it concerns them respec tively. Caan ss. Glen at Parma, Sept. 7. ROMAN STATES.—The Concordia of Turin soutane the following from Rome, Sept. 17: — Several Spanish soldiers lately entered a house at =in order to carry off a young woman. Her Waded her some time, but at last, seeing till imislinse was vain, he killed her with his own Vi Ilweisl peasants, Wrested by the mho, Wird to the spot, while more Spaniards One is smilmes of their comrades. A fray emus& in Ali Ow peasants had the worst of tt ; three of *sit were mixed lad shot on the spot. Sims this meet, &gawk ham beams a desert, every =plat*. retired to the canary to amid drake scenes.' NAPLES.—LetterstrotaNaplem teosivellhela is ocerevandent, dated 10th inst., state that lb. ipeselset .fib. • . 1849. CORONERS' INQUESTS. ADJOIIINRD INQUEST ON SHADE THE CHAR surt.—Teatinday Mr. Lamaism coseleded the investigatioe at the Westsrasser Homo M Oeneries, We the dm* of Al Ender Sharpe, the stemetiet primes:. The lint whales of imprison caned we Themes Cm, deptty-goverser of tke rhea. Hs depolail ad cm the Ikl el August lest he gave the dewed _ speormS dsaints • piek tellies Rim that he wee timelost.te b se, as the nissey illf his mart wane had sea boss pal item Ike Ilth ci that south. He said he dsould set do Witness re. plied, " Very well ; the law epee that Reed has been ex. prised to you repeatedly ; I have sething men to do with it." On the five suoeseding days where repeated the sense thing to him, but deceased still reflood to tie the work. On Saturday, the 25th, he appoint befeee the lustier, and he there also refused to perform the labour, adding that it wee not included in his sentence. Deosased was then sentenced to six days' solitary oonfluessent on bread end water. Henry Pownall, Esq., of Oloucestecgarlass, Hyde-perh, and Valentine Haight, Esq., of Commit terrace, Herat's park, visiting magistrates, produced the minutes of the pr► medico of the juirees ups the occasion of Sharps bars sentenced to the ernallienalli above named. John Laviox iasep erpses to the prises, after a good deal of spoke to the last period of solitary esn- C= ll 2the ilesseeed. Daring that time wirier saw him every day, sad spoke to him, and he never complained of Mem He appeared well and cheerful, and during his whole southernmost in prison had only lost four pounds in weight. The jury returned a verdict of " Med from !Walla cho lera." One of the jury objected to attach his Dune to such a verdict; bat espruead his desire to sign himself so a de ssatient. The Coroner could not allow his to sign in that abuse. ter; sad as the jury was lay eonstituted without him (coaslatiag of 16), it wsa not neceesary for him to sign. The Jogai:7 then terminated. THE Pusuc HEALTH.—Let night's Gaulle °ou tgo, several radon in council extending the provisions or the Public Health Act to the following planes i—iiiratford en-Aves, Norwich, Farekam, Aylesbury, and Rugby. The same Gazette contains orders from the Board of Health directing the authorities of the following perishes to take certain steps for promoting sanitary reform—via., Holborn, St. James's, Westminster; St. Pancras, Si. Rat , thew, Bethnal-green, &domains's Union, Rotherkithe, and St. Miry, Newington. An order directed to the manager of the New Banbill Fields Burial.ground, directs that in terment@ are to be disoontinued for the present in that over ' crowded graveyard. MONEY MARIKT. TIMIDAY EVENING: Nothing transpired in the Stock Exchange to-day of the lent interest. The English funds continued motionless, and the amount of business done in them was of the most trivial character. Console opened at the closing prices of yesterday-921 to for sioney, i and 921, to for account, at which they remained up to the close. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., although shut, were done at 931. Exchequer Bills were done at 355., 375., and 381. and India Bonds at 74e. premium. India Stock marked M. A little more activity was manifested intim foreign I hone, and most of the foreign stocks were davit in, but without any variation in price worthy of special notice. The actual business was : Brazilian Bonds at 87 ; Buenos Ayres at 481; Danish Three per Cents., 1825, at 75 and 76; Ditto Five per Cents., at 100. Grenada, at 161 ; Ditto, Deferred, at 31. Mexican, ex coupons, for account, at 271, '' and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849 , at 561 and 56. Portuguese Five per Cents., Converted, 1841, at 271; Ditto Four per Cents., at 281. Russian, at 107 and 61. Spanish Five per Cents., at 171; Ditto, dividend from May, 1841, at 14. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 54 and d ; Ditto Four per Cent. Certifi cates, at 65 and 1. There was not much variation in the rates of the foreign exchanges for this day's maiL Bills on Hol land, Vienna, and Trieste were a fraction lower; on Hamburg, a trifle higher. We understand upwards of 80,000/. is gold bars were paid into the Bank of England yesterday for account of the Russian government. The Committee of Spanish American Bondholders have received letters from Mr. W. P. Robertson to the 14th ult. He states that he is still unable to advise any decisive result in regard . to the provisional agrn ment concluded by the Mexican executive with him, the question not having yet been submitted to the Congress. The committee expect to receive later &deices by the Mexican packet due on Saturday next. The arrival of the Canada at Liverpool with the mails and passengers of the Hibernia, pqts us in pos session of advice. from New York to the sth inst. The commercial advice@ received from the United States by this opportunity are, for the most part, satisfactory. The rapid decline of the cholera bad mused an influx of dealers and traders from the in terior of the country, the fall trade was already active, goods were easily disposed of, and the pro- 1 spats .of the season were in every respect en couraging. The amount in the sub-treasury at New York exceeded 3,200,000 dole. The several amounts of the United States deposits at the disposal of the treasurer on the 27th August exceeded 5,400,000 dole. The Jefferson Insurance Company had declared a semi-annual dividend of 8 per cent., payable on de mend, and the Saratoga and Washington Railroad Company a dividend of 3 per cent., payable on the 15th inst. The Liverpool packet-ship, Henry Clay, took tire on the morning of the 6th, as she was ready fw sea, and was burnt to the water's edge. The market at Boston continued steady for flour, with sales of Genesee common brands at 5 dole. 750. to 6 dole. 874 c.; Michigan and Ohio at 6 dole. 621 c. to 6 dole. 75c., and fancy and extra brands at 6 dais.' .to 6 doll. 760. per brL, with bat a moderate business. For corn the market was unsettled; since the arrival if the last Grimmer from this side the arrivals had not been sufficient to tlx prices, and holders stood out for 2e. to 30. per bushel higher. Sales of ncethern oats took plan at 410. to 420. per bushel; cif rye at 65c. and 60c. per busheL The amount of duties received at the Boston Custom House for the month of August was 713,000 dollen. It was =inland that if the duties on goods which were warehoused were added, the aggregate of duties for August would probably have been a million of dollars. At Philadelphia imported dry goods went off well and at full for the southern and western mse chants. The invoices from England and France bad been large sad consequently the wholesale stooks dis played a great variety. The activity of the fall tirade, it was thought, would probably render money abun dant for the remainder 9f the year. At Baltimore the floor market continued at steady prices, and 5.25 dole. had been paid for 8,600 bar rels o f Howard-street and City Mills. Rye flour realised 3.25 dole. The inspections of the amounted to 16,328 barrels of wheat flour, r Fto 10,335 barrels. Wheat had declined end prime red could not be quoted higher th .04 dole. White, from 1.06 to 1.16 dole. Rye, 65 cents. Corn was unsteady, sari wins had tuated from 64 to 66 cent& for white, and 60 to state. foe yellow, per bushel. Oat" were elnady 28 to 30 oink. per bulieL Tke market was not v "applied with suitable &earphone of toliann. the mks of the week had not exceeded 400 Wide ;all sorts. In freights there wee nothing doing. ate of enobange wese—on lwadon,f to 91 pet, , wo k NIL . _to woo maws 7.1 41: 104 4 6= to.friefe • and the 43W - At sell at lined i n ad eta Compare's .- - 1 OR ..ogolo_,rilg oa 7 . . Vii . F.... 4 h.! La , '" ...Ia4OW 4 ,,P0r 'V •www ...... Aye, at 'moronic+ news, Sipa le) 11, ' • • ./- ~ sad flue- . These ties . est bees mosaic war of ' ir . :(„ end • t' ,l 10 t o 8 1 ships booboo &stalls stigoilmils Ole • 7. t ~ : 4 . , , •.„..! orb.. fres the did* • the esatli mat of toddY at 402bils miaow, bow aweies co aha ew, • ~,,,., : • . . not well . neowneet a toweitionateentwee.•• - - -.1. i• * .. . -;-,; Illtoms.-lbe masa sk NON sew,. ersts.46lllistigies osii=aol. 7=5, 71 bhae„ hn. An= wait vest et wanebet Ltd • . . . A 41- L ag • eisawan.-ioes tine wire ameA' . nia Wadi -• 4. , ~:. , „,i) pet 01127.) !WNW' .4 to IS, Vs. to Wild; 811 Inn rig 7 .2 mu 'a,: :: Job Jr , _*. . M W A. A " • avaA CrWAIREPENCE MM"..fiesr2s f/frestes, 781 to per #to . ...phi; Damao; &bid the 25th Alt, Alteembidiesmeatineed very warm, but the of QM excellent. The river wee two dx - ,Mnfer mark. Business Arally weak and- themarket was deficient asyllung . of-Interest. The steam ship Canada, with-later-intelligence from Europe, had been an. pounced, bat her accounts hed not then been peseived. i rlin'srrlvali of . ORM during the week preceding heir been • 2,016 bales; .and the clearances _1,033 bein,leaving on hand at date a stock of 13,588 L lea. Thessottsa market bad been nearly at a stand ISA of lett, jw sales of the week having barely reiched 800 leek The high' rides demanded by „Aoki* had **lea buyers off, and they were disin' - -alined to.takkholari the stasis, notil the receipt of later advice. from Europe,. then momentarily ex pected. . 1 1.1 few bales of 'new cotton bad been disticsed, .tif t .,bilt the piths ha not transpired. The quotatema. were; for. inferior to ordisary, 1 'to 11,r maddliag to` .goed _middling, 9 to 948 twiddling lair • to,Jahr, .104. to For tobacco, the demand orlatinnedgo4 7suell.pMee were fully sup curouti:Arziriposzti outsid 900 e firr t e h m e arrival* 924thfia ailt7e. clearances, 3,24;'hlide. tiehrgs stoek Warehomes mad ton shipboard (not cleared) of 13,_ . 22 4 _bhdw- • Toe quotations of tobacco WM "thy via:: • Lugs, 21 to Mo.; .14 4, t 9, coMme4, -41 e. • fair to dee, .614 •so .1, .6e. chains - and selec tions 6$ to •Tar.: -peri lb. The comparatively large re reipts of flew had sensed a depression in prices, in the absence of any•active - demand for the article. The transactions of the week amounted to fully 9,000 barrels. The last rotations for ordinary brands of Missouri and Illinois were 4 dole. 371 e. to 4 dole. 40c.; s . coed, St. Louis, 4 dole. 50e. ; choice Missouri and dole. 14. .to asilii..;:fincy brand', St. Louie / :filed& to 5 dela. Mapeetbiziel. The freight markeVivastery deft • lu thirearly•part of the week a British vessel was taken for Liverpool at 9-32 d. end.lll dam cora, bat sines Oi c. cotton to fill aphid been shipped nt d. • Th. rate for tob:cco to London wah 32i1. 6d., and i t i ti a tieerpoid.„3os. per hhd. The elites elmeehaage am material change. ftAi4(lBthlirtre narcierind met from 81 to 10 4u Aiat..premilum Irfallell"miff0 1 0, 1 at St 2 21 e. to 2714 1 / 4 . • • • • • / g a m New: 03leiiue InMe telkgraphie despatches had bees received at NewlEark,.eatending to the Ist Nit' 'They state that thwerittan market mu buoyant and exhibited itnipweittiindency. ' The asks of the weliaMounted to 1,00051,10, including 150 of the NW mop, at 101 c. for good, middling, 11c. for fair, anda3e.ie 14e for &of/inlets. • • The stock on han d Multiply 15,060 bast " Tlie steamer *Trent had lirrieed at Mobile with 65,0 . 60 deli, inlpecte oh heetd,, for New Orleans, and 1.200,000. for: „tend.' IBM left Vera Cruz on the 16t6i At Mexico .on the. 12th,.. the exchange on LOndon , was 45 . fbr 60 days'idelst. • Quicksilver, 104 pole, Cinnamon, 16 real. ' .country borealis ea the "River has been entirely inundated, end the.damsge done to property is computed at 6,000,000 Mare, in which estimate are included about 70,009• bales of cotton. The Red River has been abase two feet higher than during the fieiliet in. 1644. " bcterli'ftrini..the scene of &atm- Goa give • • sad 'picture of the' disasters to life aid property. A steamboat coming, down the Red River picked up, during a voyage of 30 miles, up- Weirdisifone hundred pumas; who had perched upon trees to save their lives. • . • • AdviciefroM Hera* of, the 27thAtignet, do not sommunicate anything of Intl*: '.."the market was almost bored of eager . The Exchange on London wee 13 to 16 per cent. premium. • From Montrea l the advice. Teetered• extend to the Aed best.. We leettB flit • the centred for 25,0001. govenaosent mOithted at 14 per mat. • The eubjest of imposing differential duties and Aineriou prbdocts inlb.e the United States govern.. Ment consent to reciprocity. in navigation Java, .wati.generally: dimmed as matter requir ing: the consideration of. the government. The city was being deserted by the .10i - oaring chums, who, • .unable to • meet with employment, were tgrningg their Otepertnitards;the !Hilted States. Rents hat'fallewmatoriallf, owitigto,the increasing number of meant, homes. The eity , cm.perfectly quiet, with every appearanm.M.continialug.M. , The flour market web fivm,and primps 400kieg upiaherieee lest quoted 1 61 re. Ashe s had receded a little; pate were quoted Or. 60. •to 32e. 9d. In other: 111$Aeleo , there was noth i n g f td Ott. Freights to Liverpool and Clyde 4i. for and 30a. for Snentar Ares to PM 17th July have leen . received via 'Liverpool; and . alio Tie Havre to the:tome date.. ' The quarantine regOlations were being• rigidly enforced.. onireesoli from this conntry, verrimasessaarily, land' math to the injury of corn *sett.. s' The' immtgrattorcot the Frefich • population from Ikionte Video to Buena Ayres was still conti nuing, and Roue made qo npluositiolitelheir settle ment .at iluenos,Apres. t., *am was little deist; athe mitm wets y 42e: for salted hider, 'find - 454..pr,1i1t0ip:! Ezdnufr, 21d.; and doubloons, 635.. • • • • • - ' THIS • Tit.y: " ' rttO h'Ctocx. havehave'ieaprovedwe the con... sienotimeat, of business this morlatalf.. though the trineutions are still . on a IlinituLacele, Consols opened at 961 to 1 Mr -money, sod-7921 foe account; tfierltikdikriotiO' ariiittarei quoted at nit* . la isetey, salllllo. I . Err , account. Ex ehmuer•Bills alp rather better then ientezday ; they mirk 39e. and'36*. prem.. . •.. , • -Eve only teansamons in the.fottelgu mum are the following, which, Ifowtter, toroth io'norelty. Bra per.Cents., - DritetTwloo-a-Half parr• Oatib t hili sad 4.. JiMaioase" The closing geolationt.ef tho•Frimeli antes at FattrYeMerday Wert 56.25 for the),Thret , per Cents., idd118:10 filar i n% per CVattit: • - .7 . • . a1d01.168 MID& • FrOnit, dra • ICOLCoL. Oil. 11,111 I W IC Ct. Xs& Ana. ma • yereto aut •iree-mowasee.,esti . sour an1e.16.16395. POSIIIIII4 Nand& ,:c lti W i r d l,l 4: = l .lt . l4 SWE I Ott IT U:l6 I ' • • 01d IP . A 314 B 1 15:- 1 1 1 , fiA"flosdai ft ' • e. ` S r . 91* D'Sfe •". • TEE PRODVCA StAltinft . '" attscuro-natiKaime. 16. seedrat b eireee.liolo•e-eset Minn weak% ad still onesnd' et baloosabos dons leney rood: row/ Lie tees , eiimeibil 1140004Arbibi • avid 6 :4 1, , • •,,V • !•#4. m. . • ink suet 4011fieldb4 Grocery Impro Oartylb - t men see . of 3ooboure and 130 cake of platadeo Oryna edliest wenn, 10 a inusidarbie portico war Obvert Ossltorod. . r Ot tr ty i , -. , soatedway bery belay agi;eilaa, "; be. Ibou kilt of tae 191111541 tbr mat of buyers a preview ice, a • abode lowers att. Baba ones arrears refolll4lX PIM - . 4 F.4 361644. !°104 446a14.1.grin,i19fable 1 .- '•oolieOrobllpeler Miters% reneime. Iseneresegauwels r tootsrooes 4••••Usuoiser Nth fin ! , ~: i +