The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-28 00:00:00

Ehe erprefitS. OUTGOING NAILS. TM mile MMire. Nisehe, sad St. Visoest de Verde), Sims Immo. sod Memmeiee, to be tented 11.11 t o.info will be mole op ea Oat. 2. Lettere try oust be owelelly ehhoorol, "By Rite. !holy." Tbe man for Me Wort lease (mops Heniurse. News, Hawaseh, est Smog), IMMo, Tiptoed% Now Grosse., s ee Geeyeems• win be orb up is the Mg et October. Tm soft te• Plethse win be mode up ca disbar S. Tb. mash, Bebli Net* Ammira, Geossie, sod Ike 17alteil Sorbs orb es Oet 4, c s " o rtaies." TM weft boltsidohile Aro, per H.M.S. Limo, tell to modem is the mi. MOM. h. Tb. solo Ow Wm. Ord; Ofter Net ttr Mud. up ea the tomb, MOM. 7. The mils Ws MesuMr. to the Mellionisuit, Boot, Ceylon, UM% Iteorloog, to, will be mils pat Om oven* et Oet. 7. The nab Ise the West leas, Yortnele. Orearole, Oteytews. Chill, mod Pen, wW be sole up es the 17th Ottebet. The was tortlembhr, Malekerreoe, Melaka 1 074 01 0 11 4 BA% end Ohba. Sootheaptoo, Ua t be moo open the overag Oot. 19. WWII AT unenour BILSDINI TAN DAT lIA OA Allisirm. IL Ma th. a k a AfTeessa. n. an. ZONDON, 84 IT is not generally known that we are as the verge of a great revolution: there kawevir can be stile doubt as to the fact. This alarmig di ham been just made by our high church Meads. Nobod y . sus inly ever thought that salt but a mare s Mit could result fres rata by that Pal% hut the fibs tithe bare met* Rea n to told us that tbere Is m ne ng n h a l tfingfran that II may not benne elan an me seen te ban sammia bored that thit gene sand the apitel. 211 era 6 a plot, and Lord Jona Rossuzle at the beg elk. . The brief facts of this basil& asaaikam en these. Her Mann, it is well bows, faith of the aural al Baglisd, sad a =b i t so to he enabled to Main her throes. Os dde lint the traitors proceed. Lord Jona, with ma lignity, determines that the Quasi neat bez strosie the author of her own ram. Biding his he waits until the houses are closed, so that seiner Sir ROBERT Inoue nor Mr. GLADSTONE an avail thaw salves of the opportunity to impeach him, and thee, hurrying her Majesty all to the Highland/. he sands for Dr. Cana, the famous presbyteehm preacher, giving him ileastbes carte bisische to take any measures calculated to sap her ILtraerfe faith. This is surely dreadful! The eseemptesees may be foreseen without difficulty. Her Mullen certainly has a spiritual bodyguard of a dome et sear erthodos chaplains ; she has the advice sad the intimacy of a whole bench of bishops, who represent colisetively every shade of religious °pia= that is adaimible within the pale of the church—but what are all these against the redoubtable Dr. Commis? The Qom( meet be converted or perverted; the matter is too awfully pressing to allow us to be very choice about words. Bho meat resign the crown and the civil list. Primes ALBERT will be obliged to give up Windsor and prise farming—the royal couple will be reduced to the nor entity of living on the Prince's original SOU per annum; end, alas parliament in its wisdom proposes awe other arrangement, the poor little prima and princesses roust go oat into the world. betake thew/i -nlets to awful occupations, and, prat parlor! earn their own living. Such is the outline of a plot which is now filling every loyal high churchmen's mind with horror. It is not easy to see what Lord Jonr proposes to him self by this. Possibly he thinks his =are of power, now protectionist* and reform= are leagued against him, rather precarious, and he looks to get some equivalent in a general ,crumble. Possibly, seeing that revolutions are roakicg the tour of the world, he feels confident that England will share the universal fate, and determines that the revolution here shad have, u in England it has always hitherto bad, an aristocratic origin. Possibly in these chaotic times, he wishes to keep up the revolutionary cha racter of his house. Poe , ibly—bat it is • vain teak to endeavour to trace the subtle workings in the brain of a conspirator. We will rather turn to the brighter side of the prospect (if there is one), and try if we can pick op some grains of consolation in the midst of the universal gloom. Lookmg then upon the matte, as are laymen, with out the aid of Tractarian spectacles, we confess that we should not have seen the elements of a revolution is the fact of the Qcertt attending divine service in the parish church of the district in which her dwelling is situated. We indeed feel obliged to allow that it was a graceful act on the part or this royal lady to join in worship with the rustic inhabitants of a vil e in that division of the empire, in which politi circumstance, will not permit her to reside. It was certainly, says the reporter, " a most impres sive spectacle to see the Queen of ENGLAND, bar Royal Consort, and her augat mother, ear mended by highland peasant., with their plaids and brogues, and highland women with their white routehes (caps), united in worshipping GoD.* The awful fact that this worship took pl.ce under the pre sidence of a minister net duly ordained by an English bishop is in some degree modified by the reflect= that the (Vivi neither actually nor virtually protested at her curonatiou spina the Scotch ehareb. but that, on the =tra, she was obliged to recog nise sad guarantee It, establishmeat. It may also be hinted to those who mat that the Queers is periling her crown by listening to a pessbyteriaa minister in a Scotch thatch, that she did both actu ally and virtually protest spied certain papal arities of the Rani& ehareh at her acesesioa. New, we are quite sore that there alarmists would have no objection in seeing her M sjesty hassling ins Rosa catholic chapel, inasmuch as the latter has been properly oonseorated, and Is served by ministers episcopally ordained. We scarcely know, in fact, whether the Roman church has not in the eyes of this play some peculiar advantages which are possessed neither by the church of England, nor the Crumb of Scotland. Certain it is that a High Church sage, in • letter to a =tempo rary, has seen • terrible evil impending over the Roj al family on account of their not having taken a chaplain with them who may administer the Hay ritilitunt to an y member of it I Now it is as clear as noonday that no minister of the English church has such a thing ea a Holy Viaticum le administer—nay, that the very form of the Rehabs virtually protests against the supensitioss onion of a Viaticum altogether. The Church of Embed allows, indeed, of the administration of the Samosa to a sick person on the point of death, but it eye cia:y guards against the notion that this ceremony is to be a Viaticum, or provision for a journey to the sent world ; that it is solely for the benefit of the dying man, by insisting that it shall be a ectierneams. "There shall, says the Rubric, "be two or three at the least to communicate with the sick mart." A Ro man catholic pliant, however, has a Testiness toadmi nister, sad the tractarians had better endeavour le persuade her Majesty to be oa the safe alai send to Dr. Enemas sr Father Run to bat with a priest duly aatharieed to dimities royalty into the next world with peeper We trust, however, that the Ow will WSW forfeit her crown, nor stand in need of • Reda= j but that she will return home, her cabodoxy ado peached, and =health improved. la the neat at this being the case, we must confess ettreelMil ben rodox enough to believe that the reeelleetin of having shown sympathy with the of a large division of her emoire.... - rzw imi x a delicate compliment to a distinjeined £. ~,an of the church of the country, wEI bee issue rather of pleasure than regret APOTNECIAIIIII' KALL.—Nnises of gentleman who roar: Weir Milllllllthla to the Memo sad prudes of Ml' divine. sad rowstved semiliattes to pratase, on Thursday, Bop: 2S, 11160 : William Henchman Cleat*, Dies, Nar k ; sal Do: Bean, Hetkmondwieke. TIES HOUlte otr PABLTAMENT.—The moats NOV mud. d duriso the sittlitoo of parliament aro now meamml, ssO are arivoly propremisa. I a the Hoses of Leda des eras:. are mimed on the historical palatines taltdmill incomplete. In the new Chamber of the Cesmalle dieteticw sal mortis impromments. (mad asesesory at the Mel Si:o2p, at. being effected. g:. Ilsaghge. P um a, the norm* to the New Home of Commas, Is golfs finished ; It will be reached by s sags ti g ht o f dope, t h e main Math of which tan nds 60 het tato the body of Westminster Hall. Oa Thunfay the restoratioa of We splendid roof and in t.rior et Weetsainster Hell WM 00.11- 111encal. A new esql.nzn has been npesed Unit the neatly of th bait tato tine The taws sad fr stun I. the inter= of the royal antrum, Tietoria-tower, sre complete, emd h la especend that on the ant muses of her Majesty 'psalm. parliament in perms this entrance will be made aL II ma— asowslai thetbasato 7selrffi g os a se 11111 d as difficulties desitsd Prussia. mei die istuesded usedest of this govseasussi fa limy* BESSE CASSEL The Mooring Moveable MAO*. Cand e skted the Retit bet, bee nisgbal of • • •• The &theft' esoimit use of the Chembor will net take part in the °nude el the weinistsee to meet to morrow at Withelaisbad. Tim mamftbe re bus to adumadp the anthoeity of the Diet, since that body is bully eat It decals the ',demotion of the Preekket- ' an attack an the severeanty sla rider bat full liberty to set in publle lathe. MOW Hesse appeals to the protabon of the lair denims again* the eggressions of the Diet. We have ordinery advises from Cued of thellgth. A urrespeedent writes : " We can now form somidenof the measures intended by the goverment. The pro clamation of the 23rd musks as plainly am Gee soda wish. Let me turn to the coanter-messares at wk eh the Permanent Committee and the weak,' oaken of the 'oarsman have resolved. To e former have alreedy issued a deolaration denamehe the validity of the proclamation el . the Od e sad prelude" against all inters:Ailing is ear affairs ea the pert el the Dist. A Arline" pomp is quoted from the protocol of a feetest etatmittee of the conentatioe, in which liamenpflug admitted, aad even mated. that ' the power of the Dist could never be raeobblielted as far es Hems wee emened, without the esswest et the parliament' Of Nero the revisal. of this doelention will not in the leint Meads& I=lieg. The government depart ante and the aorta will doubting refuse to aohnowledgo logeilty et the proclamation as soon as the subject some pasthelly before them. The esmittee of the CbeneM be. been invited to repair to Walhamehad, in radar to omen with the execu tive 'overman an the exceptional musures to be enforced during the dabs of siege It is, however, tolerably on that the committe e will not comply with this invitation, or seer itaelf to be enticed from Cassel. An order has been received to-day to make nor more payments out of the national treasury. The were:mat thus mks to cat off the moue of the faithful servants of the state, bet the blow will fail, for those means will be supplied from _private mom " The invitation to th e Permanent mittee is are follows: • Wks tithe Watery win be Mid as the 27th et this eth, Is the Mil ad this pawn, at eines is the toreattos, to modem weed easupdesel amen proposed by the satin Marty kw the sewetlea el the Blisetev, as salutary Le t a li= l e. the ewastry, awl esetwary darks the the stets elm*. L eeitiertelty with Illea,Sl et Ohm Oseillatiesal kit, which presagers the inasentwee et the ~ et istawittee el die areeller ia the teem needelsee the Ministry by Aid' the nil Meiling are seppeelbil. the to esawaittee le hereby reepeettelly invited to stead the ski*, at the time sad plies weatitsed, sad le weaseled with this Imitation the request that the ireelaties suit the ismitese ea this subject nay be eetamaaketed se Camas, isle, at peedble, oa the day as whisk this it reetived. Ilissingim.vo Manta of the Warier. " Wilhdmobsicaspe. 24." A letter )beat Frankfort, Sept. 25, says: " Hasson pflug's day is well nigh over. The Austrian plenipo tentiaries are aNtly eselsiag a better man, and thel prince is bitterlylsmentlag that be has to pay 4,0001 Rulers a year oat of hie pocket for the services of a man who is always bringing him into serapes. The quadrat of the 12th Hussars • ed here will leave in a few days foe Westphalia, and be replaced by a squadron of the Bth Ulan Regiment. It is re ported that Freesia is making new prepentions to oppose the threatened intervention." The Bavarian corps in the neighbourhood of As obaffsaburg was reinforced on the 24th by the snivel of a mixed Sold and flyieg battery, with 4 squadrons of the god Regiment of Light Horse. Several batta lions of infantry is the interior of Bavaria have re ceived orders to hold themselves in readiness to march to the frontier. MECKLENBURG-SCHWERIN. The ministry is followMg rep its pr.:retains against the deputies of the Chamber commenced on the 22nd. Every member of the Chamber arriving at Schwerin is summoned to the police-bureen, and questioned upon the object of his presence in the city. Accord ing ma hie answer may be, he is added to leave the city either in the Gonne of the day or within the next two hours, sides pinky of removal by the police. Several members el the Left, especially - IL Wiggere, the preeithet, ham, la their refusal to attend the plea send, ham violently carried thither, by gendarmes or pelise,notirithatmleaths legal in violability of the peens cis dep th ,. The great end is thus attained. A eseelnirk-ths embus on the 24th is rendered impsilis, r thttes pernmently re siding is the city as set sethdently neurons to farm a Tiaras. M. Mom has publiely ntheedeed, es " President of the Climber el Depths% suns meted to mast ea the 14 h het.," that the meeting of the Chamber, es bid Sir the We, is rendered impossible by beim violence. The party of the Right now kW& Is kw a deli ratios, pre testing spinet the debase of the government, end reserving all the dolls slam Clamber t the Left had mots merge& pessesdinge is eistempladoe, but not lumina bees ispperked by the rest of the Chamber, it will bow sethesh Illsif with a protest. The town Goebel met eddles iota O ho TM, ea paused the slowing m s* s With reesswese be tb late prodaustra ash, ministers of the diesel Deb, the eitleetive commit teareil of the city of fiebooloia mom esiseisly against the verdict of the Court of Artairailes, sad the prialaratien founded ups it, es unjust sad soberera of the sudiesal rights, sad declares its talrirrertag diereses to the tuadaseestel law of the Nate. leselir math& The council meet mimeo the poled Wiley with wiliett it hu am die isms Wire by the megioney of tids thy wind opera of the ether, ia maw te prevent tie tMir erseabling es a essiltstienal drirlat. We Ism nem to believe that shoe peesseihe ham bees mdrielisa at the ovoid losteme to the The mum hemme, sepedeS met the tombless, weed ha? with seem be e eidiesses elf the t la a asaacr seem seshemshie ie the hisser d ad to do law as mord Is Ike of the Pelle Ad, this they lam or sully deem Tin Owned or lleawanur. Ai. ~..4...... _____ ____:, 7 be 6 ,__, __ ; A , iilsec Ity some that this e mope mill hues Rolm le . ham i l w n e a s k nosh! strind moissonimm. l" r at tl= Slat, Limy be followed by ths imbed malt I 11011714 Bar. IL 12,1Iii . Gisortusis A Amos publishes the sopthnierM, by the Esiglids commissioners for the Ix- UTZ of 1851. . . _ . E ld, _ . testl _ __. Dui et A......e5e iiiriti v a nul et Mr e irfart Iti- ' 71. 0 owl 1116110PV: -.'-' ' ! ' • • Prime Arthur, the Triewie Reim, me. 4s Prim Lathe, take their aceeseseevi Mem es t Ismehe vidly heti sentieg awl dosniese s whoever We meal, is hmetetkie. Despatches wove melee& yeetewley at the Colesids: Aloe how the mecum MMe lialilg, 0411" get line De. wets Nil .et Met ' wee* Isis "A li Cllvilee for the imethemer the Mwth Mealier ~•••• OT TITS Bus or NEWCASTLI.—The Notatotemet Jainsta et peavey Ni :—Vre thesedladly ape 0 Mast that the b.sbk a( ftt vale debt b.dll vet" Hie GISO9 SlOTOSSalld ei :V i asildrea. The C i er &vela anted at thsabor visailag Walley het. Lard Thorn awl Lad Clinics alio salved to the nada( of the seas dq, ' mom botatiOo's aosok) Ben. 24.—1 t mfr tbM 14 atistod by bhp illoblity ha Oessell, that the Peallotouiti tali* Made phappood to Toad* the 16th day of Oateber leed4; be tar- Iwo yearepeed to Thursday the 14th algal Ifooto neat. JAMM-PALAM, Barr. 24.—Tbs Qom boo hem view& op the. oomireita .1 Lied Why, to itiq modomeolimoil geollatatto her estra 1101. ealleseirstAn.: e.gM MayhM I Blalteonthed ; William Loyd. 111*, See If*, te. Clown-optic% Barr. la --Metber returned to own to tkk yresaut_yertfiatelt /Pt tha tows sad musty of the tows of Poole : Heavy Die* fleyatoor, the room of °stole Bichetd PAW& Esq., deotooW, AN ORDEN IN Cotrectt aps in bat nighth' airette, @Weals' a diarist for eatioal wows to the soasaerated chapel at Broadistatra, Kees. OIDINATION.—Ia the Cathedral at Culls* on Bandar. Sept. Ali, the Bishop of Cathie :—Deacces—Joha Kan Bridge, ILA., of Illaidalw Hall. Weed, Bawd to the curacy of At. J4ltn's Vele, Keswick. Priest—Rdwd. Cbriatopher B A., dhow Colley, Cambridge. raioaatmtaa Rev. R. Bennett, to Tumid ditipeadiary C., &ear& shire. Rey. A. Browne, to Dralian-Bessett Stalleedeltbe. Rev. H. Cleveland, W Reesaldairk R., Yorkshire ; vales 7781., with residisnas ; pat, J. Bowes, By. Rev. J. Doodler, to at. Mark Q., Welveollanspten. Rev. R. A. Ones, to Crawls V.. Weensherebiro, on hie own petition ; vela•2Bll., with residesos. Rey. J. Ruston, to Baztargate lipisospal Chapel,Wkithy, Yorkdtire. Rev. G. J. lalstreage, to Tumor* Amid. C., Stelard. shire. Rev. W. Midland, to St. Miskael C., Lishdeld. R. D. Monads% to Barten-opoo-Tress C., Staff skin. sh ßev. T. R. Mumlabia. to Healey Aida. C., Blelked- —. Rev. J. Malay to Cawley Assist. C., fitiffordabire. Rev. P.l[. alearyjto flemonal.Hubert 0., Derbyshire. Rev. Wm. Hildebrand, to Asfordby C., Leicestershire, dlo. Peterboroagh. Rev. D. L Jones, to Mothvey V., Cumarthea ; value 1031., vomit by the rasiimatkm 0 tha Rev. T. Frames ; yet, Bebop of St. David's. i h 2as Rev. J. C. 11..A ‘ yasley to Riwinebere C. Note. Rev. G. N. Barrow. ea. Mace of Breed, to be az • amines chapels to tho of 0100.01.47 and Bristol. Roy. A. G. Barry, to W worth 0., Rods. Roy. R. Clark, to Hanestea C., Linteheahlus Rev. J. Cowen, to St Nebo's. C., Linoolashire. Rev. M. Dosses, to Herwerth C., Notts. Rey. W. Rhaltint, to fisimberoash C., Liaaelsaire. Rev. C. W. Perron, to Bourne C., Lincolnshire. Rey. R. W. Pitspitriek, to St. Paal'e C., Bedford. Rev. T. Harlon, to Leaduellie V.. Taloa 1441.; pat., Diann of St. David's; sad Egresoet P. 0,, talus 611.1 pat. 11,. Mansell, Esq. Cassarthenthire. Bet. J.l[. Lee, to Loos Milford 0., Suffolk. Rev. J. Risharre. to Moulton 0., Liatelashire. Rev. J. fisheisleld (V. of Billeeden, Lakesershire), to be a surrogate de. Peterborragh. Roy. W. Stimeksks, is Bingerby C., Lincolnshire. Rev. J. Switeselemk, to Isoa Green C., Note. Rey. C. Wordewirtit, D.D. (Canon of Wintininstor). to Staaford.in-theVeleV., with Chewy C., leeks, vane 3371., with noblesse; pate , Dean and Chap.or of Westminster. Rev. B. Sys se, to Dialog C., Derbyshiro. Rev. H. Taylor, to Wedneshary Assist-C., Staffordshire, Rev. B. Trees, to Riddulpit C., Staffordshire. Roy. B. K. IdardlevWiLs“ (V. of Kenilworth), to an honorary money in Wannest Cathedral. VACANOIRS. idaeraiasro of the loyal Agricultural College School, Cirencester; Wog 300 L, with • creaks Me of Yl. ; must bin holy orders • paw. the Cosa Silverdale, Laialahlre; dia. Maseaseetor ; val., 11)!. ; pat., V. of Warta's ; Rey. T. Whiaerey, dee. NAVAL. Aninam.rr, Barr. 27. A Bower, M.D., to be surgeon saperiatendeat of the ENNIO Emoilerro, smoke skip. PORTBIIOIIIII, SEPT. 27.—Thar Retribution, et-fr., (paddle), 2/ gm, 400 hone power, Capt. F. Wardle, went out of harbour this afternoca, and proceeded to the messand sails to try her speed and enabling, before ankoring at Spinosa. The BMW, dockyard lighter, arrived today with erns he. Plymonth. The Farina, st.-6., lately lanched at this dockyard, is rigged, and nearly ready to p roan to the rim hr kr augur. The Cased.., Mill packet, Lint. Ladd, is Mario, oat for pezing_off, whiook will probably take pine is Monday. Skips m Spitheed— Blenheim, 60 (screw frt.), and the Ditch Pria guard•st f ligetrlbutiss,_22, Dragon, 6 (r.- m Van Cramp, To harbour—Vbtory. 22, (sta awry dug-ship), Briton* 1120 (depot flag-ship), Brellost, 46 (gengury-ship), Ten pins 84, Dauntless 24 (screw), B' en Brats, Royal Omge, Vinod; and Albin, B obs, Fairy, n Sprightly, Fanny, Nebo, and Dun war Meow, Atalanta. In dock—fit. Vining, Edit Winabsegn, Rah, Stilldog, Werra, mad Ra p La —Figion, Binds, and MU. Is the 114•1111. Tesumpen, Penelope, Vim, Mks, Thires_ L t sad . DZITOAPOZT, BRPT. 116.—Tr• 40, Captain A- L. Lent, ggA r kg Maw and Rio. She unveil km MO drer sad disombarke4 SNP* inpanammouisi to bp fu tag Baks► ta co la ths NM day; on Tuesday took stens es hoard, g i .:::a l with the lin of oaks kr hot Mira ties, bat, she dr 'wag, sad the din flowing manly she imund nor and no Oil; goy, againgan na. chart. The dins of the deminart west firm • canine[ Mr ye sedgy, Mims she WM, aad found the Injury she M had illeileited 10 be be —Th lasso MOM( Oat eke Mould Mat moan e Frr, 42, Commodore Leann mind from th on Monday, and smiled ea =siko the Ber Isikm—Tha , yaskt, was eve of desk plioday.—The Plymouth Perkin, bleats, wee mdisked prorday, Mob( bra man and nocopperod. She will have her lean put in lbethwith, and be taken the desk-pad jetty to be rimed, ele Vraill Birr. 27.—erheetts, Liaut-Oni Fredrick B. Forbes, tram the west ant, ears late the 1 harbour as Walaseday , to be paid of ben.—The lin, =Um Lint. O. Wormy loom the Wrt Coen Is to this net to be phi at i sad as Wasalritab. Ommunair Lk= Ikidskardir E t i r ..,,..., 3 0 , paid et—The wM be phi of (esteem. Thar lja rte " I- . W • entrispot ebn kw ennellog fast li l., ~„ . , . . meek we eassoM Tint llowarn.-11eleell • le Welkin sad on callis, et Eri.,= 4l l=adis lis rekafthe rl rlt UV . pm is , 10... d Oiliber. el Ilik 21. afrt s ktbets seebor s ir i e Ilk ef be r r epeembee ia a eespeaylll:4llesp /Week inglbei-, the will be n es AM Tbuelepe fee *el One • 'p,- ~ kaewial /Ai r i. ill. - ~ .' £ e. a. Lisst-Commadgil IS 6 ailit i des ..e...., 4 . 6 61. Yourth thee 14 t 9 Teo& dm ' 917 8 AM elies ~19 19 4 illenbil ibis.... 2 11 3 81:91 &se flonstb den - .71 Nigkib eine SiSit 4. l 4.. 4, •( ...a .r ^l , . 1• : .G. eel 1 1'. linsermaeiheroli. , • , . . ...... . MILITARY. noon's ar solo l h—Moskethy, the &bikini' of tbe troops mein alma* tereoraw name: a Moroi the ;meshy sad telealtr at beam, iblarhirg tbe seise la whisk tley Plaid ire terolgs earths. Tams two Ws Mob& the attire essy Odle filo, bat mat Oa bariu m'''. imps, Si Owe ere eat ea** as a r i tlei lik .cr ea the Mae :—Oseetap ; le),, 46 1 ilk lot and had lhognons; had thugs* Owe; 770, 11th, 1111 k, 4th, 7litikapeas ; Ist Wilgus tft Dragoon"; 7th Thema Goias. lafeatS a lle, 41st, 49th, 47th, 30th, 7761.1111 M, 66M, 74,11, &do g a g, 4012, let Om Bets), 65th47th.3111,215t st v.), 484 h, 69th, note (2od 34th, 14th. 9th, 0 2 nd 4 17Lb, fdlud, 63rd, 81st, 12th (Ist Boa.) 36th, nth, 93 h, 91,1 (Ist Batt 46th, 21st, 113 rd, 110dt, 60;11, !Gad, ntb, 93rd, 44, Miß4Bl^2 2 ard (to DIM), 7tb, 96th Flat; ads (Ist Batt.) AS already istisaeled ht eh. Bs prose, the hut nine infantry regiment' in his Bet law hark early next pear for Gibraltar tad the Msdienraaasa. .. . . _ 11 AVe a.._ 'thilli s -- 418If ' _,_... _ _..e (beir.hosaa), said cm sudsy etreetap we* demetalso shoe, havtag I eird tome the tallore gab. -11101emplatated .f Wag tired after} keg Witte. oar as auk, of 4101Oel abbot If* Sho ,gover No hilt providedttor eflorhe bad left the gestrawobou roach Dollen, tramp mew it ;WI Titeltisit 'tont of the weritheose, tail kb dead Wen to MOO ' limo *loafs' M rdosmit If ogßlNSOtrat. ti* 0 11 kt bot mat lireakhOl, ess rief tw eir l e boo Oleo, b k . , or' *ert. WOW , * oboes Salop.. -. i or ' eigaraft" oleOlO• .. • .. : two *air to 'Moire *ON aro ~.„. ,1 r;whatelborwire golog on, sad tic *hot' - . allobled they wen loartited by ward Monk ' prays. Ile war oppelated by Mr. ate, _do op* , essisainfailthellbienw pawls' EhtattUdant, for t papaw. The people,' fasadvan *on was tiekotted reboot *shoo II tie! dlaleabald_ dans they bad Hops eat Mt smarhimila ma Pd., whisk eras forfeited to, wi g% gordiose. The 'woe takes to this trap to ° provost It troa bp say other person 4 the word. Wool seS .vs Woduevelsy tho 18th ' bate, Ito was aiseadiag - - doer of the ettabliebrOat I. Plowdephree, whop dessaied ease up to kim sad fog ad AN , Ibil oat ' tie Night ' AWOL Wham OW WI is Alne the tagniat ward, sad eked hilt '`u be Visa& - Deessood acid ho walled to be admitted. 'vas whams% s voodoo ho oaldlpe cote front Stteilyie, • Ind - wind reply' Mai • tail iio72 - 10112 or by see an *ester He said he eimillum Wand. Wiener told him that three hoses ewers Ilmbileit would be required from him in the arming in rem be his sapper and breakfast. Hasaid, "I have no money aad mist get ie." Witness to him to pre byword, and there being no other muss wsitteg ter edaeelon, he futons[ the deer,- soil :pueradol so write down the timilikaleit tramps, shout 33 in numbest. Irl a rreing m, he 41002 Meson, who wu behind kW 01V41in mesas Mt Me Asa, say, " Yon hod On It sp." . 1 Mimic. tamed roved mid maw that :.4 bald 'elesisar rogg , ank ue rman telfi e r ti :ipan 110 left lan& lber had only mu aim. irking Walt to the eZe l erisedina room, *here than etood, end Milted what dessemet Moran 'aid desired hod get essaindag la his Wad. Witness took 'hold of dessossit'a lets wdet nitheimbeiad, sad exerted all his strength to open his haggis it* Os other, hat he eosin sot noosed. H. believed Moran was holding him by Ma ether um at this time. Mt. Hollis, who wee preaset, end a•paapee lasted Smith, then came to vadat in seembing draemwd Mr. Hollis took hold of deceired's Marchand pail hack,- and witness then got his hand leadonseath his eel a quantity of copper money fell lrM feated, Moan swop' the money away with both husk sad /Mud ben a dove is the middle of the room. Walk ire bask tem tamed he beard ea old man, a pauper nested Jeb,Weellosey out, "He ham hit me." It was Wade% dety to mi d i the trout warms while the tramps wan being searched. Winless tuned round and saw demised Viet aWelliagtoa boot la his hand attempting to strike EMama ponied the blew, sad hit deceased on the bb lie Ist. After a short struggle the boot was tlesta destased, who was then peaces:Me. Whim It =bit tuts to be examined, he repeated hie former t, wept that he intended to return to Sheffield ; that he was 22 years of ego ; and bad beta erten years is England. He wee then taken into the males' tramp ward, and 111i 1 / 1 011 did not see him again till supper thee. winnow dtd not observe any mule of violence upon him. If he had, it Would have been hie duty to eater them to the book. He did not notice any signs of drink about him, net that he war maven at all, but lie complained of hie thumb being Injured. Witness told hilt it it was iojorel the doctor 'honked see him is the 'imetaiss. Wieser frequently went through the ward 4110a011 the night, as was his usual practice, and demised aidto sleep well. At halt-put live in the morning awake the tram" but deemed complained that kg ton unwell to do any work. When witness asked hint whore be dvig mmrell, he replied that he felt it all OW him. Wiliam MINA that his thumb war swollen and impuke l si. Mimeo Milastpsoup eat belted a black eye. Re Wit dessiesi 1b Its 1111 the doctor came. The *tar wee Mr. 'Timis. olidated for Mr. Coveney, wet tion to the worldosses e who also attended the Titre*** atablialment. Dassimil certainly did not make any coal plaints either then or afterwards of any one haring hurt IMn. Oa going into the ward again SIMMS o'clock, he new Esermod vemiting a greenish liquor, whisk smelt strong le ems NW at rinds,. Witness was told that he had tmlabed Pas babes. At 9 o'clock be sent for dammed to Week himself, and for some water to foment his Muth with. Witness then noticed that one of hie eyes was discoloured. When he returned to Taman* in the evening, witness inquired what bud beessis of deceased, read was told he had bees sent to the imeithouee. Witness then made an entry to that effect. Dinased had told him in the morning that he mold not eat any breakfast whoa he mu offered some. Witness woo quite amain that as weapon was employed in searching deceased, mai did not us tiny other blow inflicted than the ens he ha d Joseph itinsholl maid he was head nurse at the workhouse. Deoneed was brought there on Thunday night. its was eery ill, and wee unable to twain himself, when he mane to the bath. His eye we discoloured, his thumb was dislo cated, he compbdued of pains at the back of his bead. The dollsontloodsd dodessad daily until his death. Witnas shaven &west IM not understand what was said to him. His voles was way weak, end he could not speak aloud. Ha did nit milk* that his ear was Injured. SAM ilideardsea, semistant clerk to the Manchester besod o ..wedi tmfdawas, mid the regulations of the Tibotrem were temishp the 'medians. They onitained two previsions for `oseoffiksg, and he was not aware that gay otber rewleeirms existed. By an as of parliameat paned in 1848 (Inateria 11 and U, cep. 110), the mete; jolter, or any other °Meer of the workings., wage empowered to search applicants for relief, sod to take trots them any messy tibia should be found stow them, end deliver the mass to the board of guardians. In was any apgllmat did not give • correct and fell dimelomaso se to the = R ho possessed, he should be dealt with as an Idle and ly ;wow It wierstood that in ow of any Mall Mils the aminol the Tibet:net establishment wen to INWIL die taliallewoot the pelisse. The ceders of the Web liskagoisosom egpsiased by the werdians. Whoa Wastesgaled emilmewe Me beet sondasted of the asissiodl as Ma puree. Bra Thiess, ime muses dictating for Mr. Coveney, sold he law deemed at the lib street workhouse on Thurs day esersisg, Meow 9 and ill *Week, when be noticed a COMOIIIe in to. leek of the pine, ineluding tha thumb. Dressed made se essopisist to fda. Witness asked him no cpmeims, bet sheeted Hat be &mild be kept quiet, and that beresidissisSosiscls 1191 Wars, bow he was. Wit ages 111111 , 108$ wad roidesesset bad bees vomiting. There wen was el howelseer Ors Adis, seek as might be e la • pores who bad beta drinking. Witness sew lam spit la the evZr i lisii the* dinned that he should be reresed to the Slam be was taken the eame Mein. Whams saw most seining brows 9 and 10 dark. Whoa be woe rid he had posse s roller night sad hal vomited„ whims elisemed a heals ea dressed's bead, and asked him bow be bad get ft. Disused shook Wtheed sad rade no mower. Whim did not sate say iatlaf ea the bask of isitemed's head Or 1111 kb ear. Di cried sever seined. Wastes seended him Digit mad wring until he died at I Vera as Sunday rasing, WIWI, bed i.e. him at lb *Week in Saturday night. Witmer *might deemed was Labrada& ender sere allacties Of as bran. Hie beretalas at the time we that ft was min to satin' diosese, but be was not Wee aware that be had resolved any injury except in the thank. lie sew thrift he bad died from the effects of Mime. He was premat at the 'errorless examination wade by Mr. liehroyd. Deceased had sank under the efface of Wades of the bear. Wires had net noticed my semisems bessiblet =sash Ifferfrsirgesos. said he bad mobs a pourer kerlea ta le : oi l ses esertr 'KO y oat t i lteje . IM, .sz e by It re me ' ene. The wi2atira «Ad Them were the oaly L a mita gm a= d e le ir L i head was livid u far se the wort. HM' , We_ Moira of * rest, which were boalthn MM. Islaraliss, WilM i sm dirs to do with di. - WM death. The of the red abdomms wore hoolt_h_L gsTke bladder was *Mk an la pi sere Ant re hea less d. Cia r • •=Q the boo of the wed a metal diffnesse MVO* go two 'Mai' Tile lelt was' doel Kris, sitsroad with the s opealog Met otaso ISM ritsd the body be herd a molissabie quatity of butted blood. Bath this were found or lise hese errs skall. The bird had grimily passed is that dimities, Tbis isivarsados Segskm a rqtare Is the eambremi of the beds. wate Art three rows htlidsi 06109. TM lath we healthy. TWA • Vasa, SK ref% 9 1 Os - Nei litbor In the Frhatesee AR OD ~ lIINWIMIIIe. Thu 7 a the hied. ter saltiest as are de*. . kat se WM* vs re asses of dork k els is m o rppeele. alai Kio wer eras em a li s mottels F - Kr. Throe, as tbsg run hate bees as subset of i le u trisat--whith illn. *si r " k6 XLW l fOwe .g rer L ho ia l f f el ISM tote ODOM& pro/nos. nee was that there set lolls' sore insensi'illity or stertmor breath lle death. There was nothing In de appreass ladies*, intemperte habits. 131 ' the solatrerg, he was a healthy subject. A tfilt a l9files thlf held would have owed tho eikaion. II i Wog cantel by a fall, ha thought th e skis would have bees UKtr. ices if dastard were tato:Mud the Right bean he war to Tib-street, that would not have mused the eihwion in • man of his lige. The Wary on the hand bad nothing to do With it. Excitement and pawl in might have caused it in ease there had bean say co-existent dinar He thought the livid appraises of the ear was eared by a blew. Chas. Olatterbuek paid he wee a patient in one of the tisk hospitals. He assisted Minsholl in the words. Deemed came in on Thoyed_sy,*l4. He slept pretty well that nigh. sod appeared W WWW ne weguleity u • healthy Wheal be was offered some breakfast melt wor ,ing trail kis mold net Wk• M,addirg Out ha hat lwea lulled by the rottener of iltrietrest - vretlibouse. He *mild sot WIWI/ any questions. Sturdy before his death he was very teatisis and threw his left hand about very mach. Turmas Haan, maitre& homes of she wyrich , mee hospital, mid he bad takes from deceased a paper gat ihv that h e we . , el member of a utile& society, at Bradford. 1) viand told Ma In hid been murdered by the governor I Tib-atreet wetkiwast, He took sous boa( tie MT gm'' -: ' f 911 NM' day afternoon. 711161111 Smith sad Jab Wean, paupers in the Tib-street establishment. confirmed Daher.% evidence. raey had not 'awned any enlace, weed towards him, and if he bad hart , beady it moat have been by the pantry door, &gait* • whish he tell daring the etr apple. Irdward Moran, the prisoner (after reosivir.g a untie.. from the tomer that any 'hutment be might Wake Weald , be evideree against him) confirmed Dalton 's t • , sharis, sea ealdtbe demised had shock him with a boot, aid it to ~,, stleseptlag to hawk the bootee* of the man's hendenaa be weddentaily gave. him a blow on tha head. Toe ma w band in his band was 101 d. • ' Frederick William Rollie, the operinten, e.lt of the . lilretreet establisissient, a:so confirmed the yr( v:otaa evi• ' Viteras then mid, in addition O his forrn‘r evidence, alher whilst Dana& nod Hollis were attemptirg to take the from his, dimes& • d MI with his head irrainst the teetobtp.doot. Ha declined to sign his name t, his evi dent* 'when it had bean taken down by the cur -arr. Theitry fband that deceased had died from ,he effects of a blow of the est gl#en by Z heard Moran, and he was em milted to take his trial for nessilaugheer. The jury mom paund their verdict with this statement . "We are of opinion that Hollis, the sup rinstodent, sad the tiamp-rauter, treated deceased with 2r, at entity. The jury beg to recommend that in cram of tx , rorao rune. twee on the part of the tramps in future, tho aid et a polletrofileer be immediately called in." Mr. Hump, the clerk to the board of guArdars; weld he .bad no (baba the recommendation of the jury would be at tended to. WRECK OF THE SUPERB. SOUTKAMPTON, FIODAY NIGHT. It is now certain that the loss of life consequent oft this =Oat extraordinary casualty, is far greater than has yet been stated.' rpm a comparison of the passenger list of the vessel, with the names of those saved, it has been ascertained that at heat 17 persons have been Lit, and tram anqairiss which have been made, it is feared that in aidi'i la to those, there were four other eufferera Mr. Willis and niece, Mrs Pinson, Mrs. Baker and child and a native of Jarsty, name unknown, were amongst those drctrustL A coroner's 'Now Its sitting, and the Mictien , tances attending the calamity will no doubt receive a assrchirp Inocelv4ion. The Superb. which wee left high and dry on the rocks by the receding tide, after the accident, has now disappeared, having sank is dtep water. This catastrophe to mainly attributable to the culpable acquiesoimee of Captain Prised: to the desire of some of the paisengera to pass close to the wreck of the Polka. It is also asserted that if the 'myrtles had remained en board, and used his authority for the maintimanec of order, no one need have had even a wet foot, but that instead of endeavouring to control the panic, which almost invariably follows such an occurrence, he was ono of the first to originate it. Oa the arrival of the Collier at St. Heller's, wi h the res cued passenger of the Superb, sewn' gentlemen who had witnessed the energy and promptitud ,, with which Captain shake bad acted throughout thin moot lamentable affair, pre. mated to him a handsome silver cup, which was subscribed for and purchased during the progrees nt his vess-I to and from the wreck. They accompanied the gift whit an tepees. slim of their admiration of the disintsrewed conduct and devotedness of himself, his mates and crew, to w..ozn, it is andentood, similar testimonials will he given. The carpenter of the Superb had a most prwidential escape, having been floating about for three boon OR grating, when the Collier's boat pieta , : Win up. rain!allp interesting Indeed are soma .01 the attendant oircumstsses• of this estutrophe. The two children of lir. Jackson, who had been rescued from the Polka the week briars., were On the deck, and on first seeing the rocks impireo what their same war. The reply was " Miaquiers;" but the poor Whet added, t , I thick they ought to be ca lad the Polka rocks!" Scarcely had the worsts been uttered when the stead struck, end the inquirers were precipitated by the shock Into the water and were sows no more. CORONER'S INQUEST. On Wednesday, at half-past one o'clock in the afternoon, a coroner's inquest use suo:aened by the deputy whiceunt on view of the bodies of Ilion Hiigroee Golsen, Seq., and his wife, who met a *every grave in coneequenee of the steamer Superb having shuck on ono or the Min. (alders rocks. The Attorney-0 1 and Soliei•or-Chneral were present at the inquest. The fellowing geotlemen coca thu : Me. Peter Remaly (foreman). Jol t s =fray, George Means. Philip Boma, John Philip Aubio, Charles Sullivan, Peter Blotter& Philip Rive, Francis Le hiaistre, Phil', Arthur Thomas Gray, Nicholas &Anhui!, and Philip Jeans. The jury having been sworn, 'roweled to rasinine the bodies of the &Loud is one of the offices , it Philip Winter Nicoll°, Esq who iden tified the said bodies as those of the before named Isaac Hilgrove Gorot, Big., and Miss Julia Nicoll., hie wife. The body of Mr. Garnet was found about an hour after the aceiden', and was brought to Jersey in the cutter Jupiter ; that of Mrs. Oo se ett was found on the day fon - mins the ac 'idiot, at sea, and was conveyed to La Roque, Orouville, and kola thence to St. Helier's. The jury thou returned to the coustabonse, where the following witumers were heard. Joseph J was engineer on board the steamer Superb. We left St. Melo for Jersey on Tuesday morning, about • quarter before 8 o'clock. Nothing partieoeu took plum between leaving St. Mdo and the umn we struck. We were 7olng at the rate ill fifteen miles on hour with oho tide in our favour. The speed of the vermi was not altered until we struck. We had run about 30 melee. It was about • quarter before 10 when the venal attack on the larboard peddle-box. It was a pointed rock. Tice steamer canted over and filled immediately. She fell user some lower rocks. This took place eastward of hisidrelle ab. ut smile and a half from it. We had never tamed so cl ue. before. I do not know why she was taken by that passage. I was on deck near the engine. The captain. John Pnaulx, was on thei larboard paddle.box; the safe, John Fleming, was at the wheel. I heard the captain cry out " port " before she struck. He did not speak in a louder voice than 111 , 11 a. did not hear any conversation. between the captain and the mat* retatiee to that ve. As .^- ...MO rotative yle UV_ as nu vein' struck, myself, the captain, and two or three others put the boat out forward. The people rushed is at such a rate that she got full of passecgers. The boat made away round the dent of the vessel to get on the rocks. About Ina minutee'sfter she must have swamped. He not did see it. Ail the passengers were clinging to each other is the water. There must have been about 10 is ht r. The stern of the steamer was uader water. The large boat was a good distant* from the small one. I met Philip Cunning, the carpenter, 'Wading in the gangway, with one of the forms of the vessel alder ha arm. He wee told that he had jumped overboard. He was sand by one of the fishing boats about • as boar afterwards, together with one of the sailors. The cutter Jupiter was about eight miles off when the steamer struck. The ladies that were in the versel rase to the bows, and asked the captain and myself what we thought of it. The captain perceived that the vend was safe on the rook and out of danger. We made an alarm for the cutter, she wu then conuag towards us, she wet her boat ; six or fovea ladies and tho stawardes; got down in her by a ladder, and were taken on board the Jupiter. Thsre were aloe two Preach gentlemen in the bust. When the boat rebutted she took back to the Jupiter the remainder of the pomengen in two tripe, sad afterwards the luggage. The saptein, deponent, and crew remained with the Superb. • I sweet say whether the capt ain was on board the whole of • the time. We began to save our things, and got what we could out of the Moonier. We con tinual till the evening to carry the Otiose to the cotter. We came off for Jeney about 7 p.m., in the cutter. We readied St. Holiet's harbour about 10 pm. The body of lb. Gann was ea board when the vessel struck. I did not hear any orders given by the captain when they left for Jersey in the cutter. The captain inn , off with two &her eon in a boat towards the vowel. The boats were of en Ofdlnary sine; one weld bold twelve and the other eight. When the steamer own* she remained hard and fast oa the rook. About thirty feet of the Korn was under water. The water came nearly u far as the chimney. I did not see the captain go into the boat. Ido net know the exact number of pawnor; that were on board. A list of them wee washed overboard. se eke pas ash-box. It all the passengers had stopped la the MINI they would all have been saved. I heard the cap tain my en baud the Jupiter that he trusted to the maw. The mats afterwards sold that the captain gave the order bow to steer, and he obeyed the orders. When the captain said the above, he was speskiag to the crew and passengen Odes Jupiter. He trusted, ha said, to the mate, who, he thought, knew the purge; but (he added) it can't be Minot The weed Is now lost. wee a sailer on board the Superb. We left . Male at half-past 7 o'clock. I was at the wheel about 10 abate' before we snuck. Piercing, !the mate, came to - us at the wheel. He told me then that he wu through the is tie Camille . c„,,p zit....r.h:rirdaWdout " ie prrt rt . /Ir. plant. did sot obey the word. He cried out once move' port," which was obeyed, and the steamer atru.k oa the rook. He could not see the rock himself. Several other witneew were then examined, and the fa wiry was adjourned undllThureday. It continued all day, ' sad was ague adjourned until Saturday.—Jersey T ban. A FILL Swoop.—lnformation was given at the Usages lasso that a poor fellow bad beta, on Wednesday moral*, plundered of all hi property, between the Bank awdOracechurch•etrost. He had it seams sootemalated, by a ilia of hard labour, between 6001. ad COOL, sad had pur chased a publichnems, la wkiedt he iatendod to sit down for the remainder of his Ufa. After having left a deposit of 601. with the permn of whom be had made the purchase, he meat and received the amount to which he was entitled, and was proceeding to aloes thel basket', when he found that the coat pocket in which he bad placed his money was cat ewer", and that all his her I earnir.,l were gone. The sister of the unfortunate man applied t) the police, and desembell the condition of her brother as deplorable in the extreme. • The plandered man had no doubt been followed from the • Bank by the thieves, who found him to be a more easy pay, as he had b.en a sailor, and bad lug an arm. THE Exprs,Ess. • . tr . :41r4,1 TG ". 1 - Alfa MI o MIC r AVACIWIC ll • GERMANY. . • ~dt o 1 ,• s ' - . ~„ , W . " )/ a 14 • ' PRUSSIA. Oro st ga4 4 .%. 4 :i ICY* . • * *a r r.' Idiom PAUPSIt latilloY 10#11ViRt OFFICER. ai rni CHANGE OF MINISTRY 10:;4101411‘...„ :I ••Z. N . mot swam t s.tias . AILIXORBOTSIL San. n. sod 1 1 , it 4 rOrP LI4I. al kV*/ *sok glettoloolore the ember for Man- I Te wee hem 4t , h• SOSI. sir Hely tier - :lif joi. • the IMO Runty oluttaroostoodey fewidiattbe dea th Pik Brno Miekting me lie t trit:ll t a.a g y t e agy rhos. gee - liiro4 lB lrreeee pf egetnot yen iv, „td a bas as lipid. Been bowl draWn up aid eigligA r bia MAO In It of do Alt ett lr e gook. Thi 'lnos • bideasn4 ill &war Istrtinif at tik• etokkosto. Tho In. to *Coo" of ""r bi , la aostethieer. TM Sava' Went was assindod OM arm ail of wodlowoitt, le oft* 11 ° 1 a maw from Mortin, Sept. 25, it is said, "M. kith sa• vAll ed. olio Nolo= ot got, Lady wows of reasimikklikkiiise 5h. 1.1.6.1.17441.21/11 " . " 11 ' =tss Wilisi whttr ilid lerit . 4"ae hrit4 F."ll.lll".. alitv , da VtliardWelk ."ll. t i- fr -;;llle . pwaam ... rithall ..,ftireini . " mod sadß pit, " M v oort ia ti : trais T illi=t'Y ao isek ellear rais ane tateng 7le a riliZ owswft igi . 6. .. ""eirrilli Dotwomor t wao Id a tallor, 11:3 hem Ida Otifinilo. To.reerrew seabed eseatil ill be hold seder the resideeey of kis **sty. It lloillaima t ; 046 tie „ me i w i , , , , iset mei madded w neeeiwatripesleiday eNIMMIM WM* , w tamer dt - T;llMq..triiat; fir lal i bi d . --- t h ogiapu b e m h o & Sal11..00.4411: lbs._ . ll 77loo lliri a l 7 . _____ . _Lboor-bouto), said au soda oedfits4 w id 1.L.•• AIMOMPIIiIIIM the theettithe girths . '7'3r /thi n C`r•la • • • • •"*°.P. l thin/ ?4,4211.11 sire fan" _tail agnolt SPAIN. iuWsm aim 2L Th. !reddest of tin Council gives today a dinaw tb the &ill* pitcy,Lord Bowdon. Ifintardxy, ties French laboolder save a Imago*. TM Cabin* aleaseer, lisuptit is Wend by the Speaddriproselareet; arrived at Cade on the 18th, sad sok Th i ep ti = ar Lfel to 123 hour.. Thei demo p ur la expected. FRANCE. PARIS, Femur leournro. The Moniker publishes two decrees signed by the President et the Republic, one meferring the deco ratios of the Leaks of Hamar en two legal hee -1 dooming, the other appointing new judges. I Mr. Peniguy left Paris on Thursday on a skim of the President of the Republic. General Boma Halm died at Nancy, in the 76th year et hie Coked Marquesao died at Breves, in the 78th year of his age. The large spinning manufactory near Thane Haut Rhin, was destroyed by are on the lath. Mo re than 200 workman are thrown oat of sempley. Arrests continue to be made in Malaga of proms Gemmed of belonging to a Dement* Club. PARIS FUNDS, Sum 27. Three per Coats. Five per Cents. 93f. 10c. Bank Shares.. 2,285 f. Oc. STATZ or TIM Balm or Pwtca up to Sim. 28, with tantirradlog Weer of the presetting week : Week e I f W maw Wt. 11404.116 woo* i 61,1100,000 13,330,0110 0 10,K0,1010• 10,000,000 0 11,11110,710 14 1,900,750 14 f. ftl k on 91r"5"? Ma=i=o , = ifisir . Ileseve , loom ft oni e, ink rift ft ........-- 464,100,400 0 419,3549 ft 0 DarDosaft ________ 74120,515 0 73,016,905 0 io ardor 7,195,1094{ 69 7,042,410 54 AssofttimmoftftTnimaToniftur 90,704594 ft 00.697.619 13 Dims stet 050154... . -.. 54,410,944 ft 75,36,03 0 Mirmifturraft le Ile lusftia . .. 99.096.490 0 21,970,931 0 40199164 pialis i oftft ...........-. QUAD 0 4,700,100 0 ftomilmso ......:...--- 1.403.3 ft 0 1.454410 1. 11 Warjiii667.77. 8° 9 4 0 II 474.Y1 ~113 o om ems 1aftftt5...........-". . GISMO N 1,995,471 23 cwt - .. -........--. 964.419 ft SOW ft .. 942,074 • 1.0 07 A 17 9 • lirdikesetlestbaglear..........—... 116,081 U 114,U1 DM Is Om& Mobs ..... 241,979 • 244,973 0 E 9,236 20 499,994 4 761,064,1191 91 779,376,979 76 •1111111. l. C A Cl. Ws 4391 Woo ...,..,..,................- 44.780,297 71 SW 74 Orb to *elm& Inns ............. 10,014,003 0 II 4 061 0 lib Ow dm 122,161 35 9 28 OM Nig ime,W44 - 16'7141. ......... 47,114,131 1 47,531,129 37 04.04. la 49 4ln ................. 73,44.644 74,124,340 0 admen 0,723,440 3,646,800 0 Adriabla=Wl•76 .. 971,440 1,97079 0 Manama F6in51i5611149.14... .- 13,731,41 1 11,612,756 10 Adveases as howl pals f 41413139 W lonie ...-.................-- 4,440,321 2,1711,541 0 Adman to Sio sale ea Torass7 pleb =ls imam es ire el li. • aus i gra . . ...., ge 1 fO,OOO, OM 0 ...... . . . - ..... • 47,791 00 4 41 13 d lia, 1114 leres to ......... 11.101,713 74 12,412.726 14 altk ille eell "— initole......... 4.4 0 40 0 0 0 44 0 %000 0 Aid webs _ 1,401.717 0 1,4047L1 0 immisi lelmeniell=_ I=4l Da NUN 0 91,000 e 1 Os 111sal Mimed 1111 174 the PsolOwl b powdrid isms ps 830,0 D 8 888,008 0 1,98,088 9 910 ,007 _8 nigeonaissaisinal - IKON el 170,000 fl mompamst =XS • 230.91$ 0 err 741,004911 91 779474,879 II Oar Paris wool of last evening bid not arrived at the as dear going to press. IRELAND. Destro, Oirr. 27. Mr. Cheep Henry Huskss has been appointed to the Solioitcr-Cieneraiship, vacant by the promotion el Mr. HatthelL Mr. Ragbag is the author of a text book, which is in very general use among the profes sion, and has a very extensive practice at the Clan eery.bar. His appointment le expend on all hands to ßom give ve W ry rural satisfactice. Mr. Hughes is an hale. Three brothers of the name of Daly bare bees arrested as suspielon of being concerned hi the mar der of Mr. North. It is stated that tile unfortunate gentleman bad boss recently aa in the oriotioa I of gentle temente, and bad thee 7aaered the enmity of many of the poor people. The Brilish visitors re turning hen the Went of Ireland taper their snr pile. &at the ruby there mar the walls of the rained setters to clover the hem of the emery as they are allowed to do. It is a Ratter •of aetemisimemet shit there is no attempt made to eater the ghostly trues of extermination which meet the eye in ergo , quarter, mut tend to 3tb= feelings whfsh the peasantry are with by them. Westmeath these eas ed ismesseteede are aserly as asuman' as is SW! part of Ceasanieht. Dr. M , YeigM, the Rev. Mr. Rogers, and the Be,. Mr. 801 l arrived in town yeeterday, and re turn to the Korth to-day, to bear with lima dings of the warmth with visa they IMO ressived in the south, and **asthenia's* with width the southern' have entered into the tenant-right newmemet. The Bev. Dr. Cake, of Belfast, nil the Bev. Dr. Stewart, ofßroegbahane, have, we isiseshied, arrived in this c ity, ma a special missi on to bisßalieney the Lord Ligament. Oa braking op, after adepting this rotalatiors, the iamb= et the aeon& ware greskd with the sod a ( et their follew-citzenes asossabled at the Guildhall gates. FRANKFORT. The fellewiag is the report of the aommittee 41 the Ihiplitirt DIM ea the proposed pia adadaistradve ammimisn 11 Mien die► of the DM es the 14th lastaat, th• I pligdp= „ o Hase-Dermit broahht up th= et the ta eill "Mar Maim to tla af e r s Attliata matter media at the hie gib wet es blies e s admitatlea of he Of ihe Di (kitten, MIA ord. mai dle. P r i z be 111111114•44 as • speed subect, spate hem the piled _question seaseruise the =Traet as seamessime C a sad ea lateen m lit the be emeireeted, by whin the mild adidehatie of the Maga —y be assiedot ia 1111N&Iiiiell MY the set rommend be the DM. Me mat of the seetaliese ow wys the various itailliamo ilea' he delleiti of die pertly of the mil imehe bon Me sin aid emielea INS V *Meat wen, the sestrelhe a Me . plant Nam M l L lim etC:. Samer WNW Panimm- Then —There are shout a di The semis mei OM Me dhe hem wen eimai teedMg between this aster sod the Min MINIM ins eml aliele, the Mein of Nimbt MI immeeem. They ere pee.Md tie 111 Milftgl eevir Prtedelk Mr " lea to a• J. 819•111 bead ; In pailehes shim lime their esemearths of Yoh . 7 .o = e rani bil vim as Wee- mob h Ibis two Mau MI it the eg dey few oda ibs of the fief may, It luta to awl beim also few mere Mao half the Mine t 0..... of Millaill. Ye 1 4411 the to or die- moil lb sea then At the begin*. cf this wile the Pro position et the wary due perielholly la seek Pro WI PLelkeyeat two Me mew eleames, *4 the Kam te the mil Miry. The midis mighk with Lis .baz d tiir, o rre at Simi eemely life, a adttal v ? s h apa te mi llib b ri a t is tr a ass umbiails b ass st th e el as ktl dy 110 1:1 ; :e ;IMlKle. tis Tbs & w.wdVeit M the egehleielim wield, of twee , be wily mil It wee iodated Mut eh: Mould hit 11. per is ii Wier 0, 744: . Usti. The :`,•=oollbe is-ho' the, Ye hid her Mit ta Leaden after the 'ergo el he lkia whk Mr nib% they as **.*Meal Me Diet he/ ins/ them The Pisan had SO ire wars at to Om Ilds mit Meier Seim* hi met/. tite al i: s ad she 'scaled at Smyrna to *old eallios al lit oaltaill may @repent+ whisk .111 impede' alsrera- ••Itilf at lista, sad mai °Realtor et ' meat asp war ea lafeableet briviit boles as Doe te , the , . that pi The fir mien • ism mil eapoisseere ruminates." n• report of the latter of mete time in ei the weniattes lees thee adopted, mad the mai ruposted play; at = i a ad ad evived as South. to aillieiMit Oat feat to th• Aattriao pareettosoat. mpg °n hit ad.. Item*m was at two toriteadad to Loatoo, sad suited Oen co Tway Wore the arrival there of tlie Propr ie wle no la t h% th aw 'WARM% Sam N. fote. will bate to kik asses la the Lena It is reported that the government is prepaing & q ty oom to be rap iris the pivisides et bah trautity oast decree splint the press. . Tin Poos Law GOVIZNIAMIT lair. The lords if the treasury hare @Want (through the Poor km Caere) Mir latattioa of pal oill tlie liabilithe of the Outlet= Wen to the end hat.—Mego T V a iliss 311111111onts.—UNPI2A8ANT Amis. —We esillenteedries to* the pad week Lhat..Colosel Perryman Wad awake to hare this for three days. Mors Wei be grave pemheles to Kr. chow k (the milld am) to 'pea ell nada dari leng is atoms. Pre vious whir r . Ha , the emir* major of reglikah . Mr. Hawley If say lettere bad bees tehiod. on Wog mimed la the efirmative, the mire thee otheil "Webb' opined tie letters? Yr. Hawley re. god that ho hod dine so, whin the sealer cut or . that pte. demo ander arras. Oa the mars et he Whet Lewis leader mut Mug m= to On =gleams eildreeprot. and theotilso we havattto to ihr kind pelesheel MA We wen 101 l else be a d e pale, melon is so drain bee Ow NSW of the erupt trOl le made The ..Meet of Intaley.—iffisfs Camay Oro. *hie TI RETI w The from g Capt.. Aoo H.M.'i bland gator Ac the G, sheriffs a lord Shur Kr. rm tini s hi It h a 1 a d ee e . Ni Eiodgkl The new los At to alder= Church preacht tint epi of evil t The the Cou formai _ After for tub favour c Lord 11 The b Citrate. • deficit 1.61b1, were in Idresre — Mr. L been in 24 year conduct to that every best of t bad per, NI parties polls to His Tae morals glass, pollessi of the M:ney; with s ceived hotted Mr. before the set Lee en send tl stoner reed ti Vm notes f Austri to beg Th; Montt., Mr. tuts t The doeum Mr. ands next, f from t not Cn. and C One a Mr. only i at ,Ice. &elm Au !0•d (10 st !SIT MI MI /di MI olds, 9st 1 (3 to