The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-06 00:00:00

FRANCE. PARIS. MUMMY EVlNtlie. There is a good deal in the jeweils of this morning on the President's journey, but it is not of very great interest. At most of the villages through which he passed the satirical guards were drawn up, and there were triumphal arches, flags, and other sips of *eking. His reception on the whole appear to have been friendly, and in several places cordial, bet whitest that exaggerated display of enthusiasm which the journals in his interest pre teed meets him everywhere. His speech in reply to the congratulatory as/dress of the Bishop of Bv,eux, has excited some attention, from the fact that be speaks of Memel( se elected to "the presidency of the republic"; a simple expression enough in itself, bat singular in his month, as heretofore, in almost every speech he has delivered, he has displayed marked affectation in avoiding the menti3n of the word republic, using la its place each expressions se " my government," " the state," " Franca," or some other more roundabout equivalent lln thus at last pro nouncing the hated word, people Lucy that M. Bona =has been wise enough to profit by the severe be reoeived at Strasburg, Metz, Bassoon, Lyme, and other places on his eastern progress. The letters which arrive from Cherbourg represent that double the anal amount of the population was wetablisl within its walls, and that steamers, bate, diligence., and vehicles of all kinds, were hourly pogring in hundred. more. And still the fry was, " They some!" Th. price of lodgings had increased enormously, and the hotel-kespers were mating a golden harvest. A grand banquet of five hundred persons was being prepared hour of the President It wee stated two days ego, and then denied, that M. Geis% and some other es-roinistere of Louis Philippe had left for Claremont to attend a cow cil of the Orleans family. I hear that M. °slept positively leaves this evening. and that he is to be scoompanied by M. Duchatel, M. Damon, and M. de Montebello, all three his former colleagues. Lis not stated that M. This,. has been Invited to this family conclave. ... _ _ VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO CHERBOURI A t Materna, the I Ohm theelgh *blob the Prw latent of the Remablis gamed as lidavlag Park, the national gaud sad meioses usembled largnst Min. At St. Ger unds the pnAaa+rrwadme mom, and the Presided yawed in review a atigispes el iipaaas. The yoseistion no find tits Pr. dame with thargreasses ised.slity, sad with arks at " Viva Illmelms I Vino la Pr sides-1" At Trial, sad all the village' swougheablek is geisedop to :osiers, there were ell aspeallige Illmullisikpasel ow ander snag, bastions wave dal cu rig= ead the greatest enthusiasm was as lesion to partake et* at th e nano* arZ i rlieisser of the laterior. So dime weshol the e =hi s ei she Its r n deesat oonsauees. A 11111 1 l a b l al as a :ar i n P sd ali gatialanIele beide Casto th a, r iaecrtp SI sko wade* paid awl monistise wee awry la the eawswe. TMPteeidees wet thrash Maass aed likealline, sag /seed triaepaFamass, basks of yoesg • W soused gaged, mad pmedvioe waiting to male' Ibian: The thaak.iyal entaell Posy had refuted to vote sun area to ems the en nee of his weeotimi het the letPula• tisa raised at their own =pram a triumphal snit. and re solved du Pesidana wbb eseateeds Ales of " Viva Ns. Aloe 1" • bast of individuals, who bad widen*, be.. I *gaged for she wpm, oriel " Vise la Republica., I" Viva PAthaasth l" bet tisk claimers wars NOS drowned la ths mabunatkas of lbw ample. We bans asseivol , the dallowleg haw Zwelia, dated dews (Mods. Tassdap Matt I—".Thh Pima bee bees Me whets day la the suet layer agleam Tao Wahl them vim ssgenad all the ameslag la drawls, ass shit beam sad eraassatine W triumphal web with emsgrawee 2.11 ;wan. TM woe magma! guards arm tow aalda at three , altheagb h wrath that She Plesidam Meld net yse well after alz, at the way SIMI& They Mask ap /hat plasm ekes the streets thromb whist' the heed el the nishie was to pew as his way se the 11110111,11016 Wm► they missies& wbb a setiesse may le he egisis u sil m kt b i dole good gosnoe• As d deka, X Csaisdle de shirdebsisee et ram his deputies. sad she mi=e li ti l a g e mania melt upshots swiss nailer *ameba ar▪ ab at Skids the nalikosusfthe laws walls be passeletlela se teeallebt. The midland gewit feel& OM be Mee Ira 10,000. They bad leeks' to Ism th• asighbearieg dem ' amass, sad essamd ssisatsd with wry knowable seed , meals towards the Passidset. The Seeds Para. die Ikeda Is name, sal **leads la Preheat., wen thmagsd wallaby aceted's, rod kw half smthi brICIS the elltralle ad dm Ws • she v vet was esswesd - whit sporatass. Abets ell dadrys*homing the 'drawee body tha Pre =lts the mews nude dolt sywarsess. Neat mats agesires se seaawall sidled reads, sad hamsdlstsly balms the Pessillsors ferriage s body X milealed mar d •risseis. Wiwi tar esdep arrived at the trlissyhel Mei, was misled jetheetelle. Still, tore. the Mop" Led ,w mms aalve g ral ad IL OilrarinTat il Mos ripped firma to um eft; tits rot of m ai. of ate *onto" sad atitoomese like Miming •addreu : Wm/. In Use T ot h aroiCey " Nealiettele , Pao adwasearedesoad Waal- eisomi all•as low laff7 Aar Yew tho entail et We n tat Is .1 ban of die selllbleib name lad geode& at* tibia t ,, , i t o Oa) bo mach id hupwitopes_aroi amisatedl tumid' yettr o ttoott. h 10 . 4 Peuribtd b, at tha so i, o k m o wasii. Joa rim ' ll".1111.111.1 • 'weetwe lli =t el ot tkth tko "*". eltitt ima " w wistialg iana An il" sapid die mimed& if mite sad NW* " sa — t 61 / 116 1 1 1 ivory* tepael ftr bore. sat w• mew diar dm ayes wilit o sr ai liZe feta wow to sera la tile whisk mama. mot I . 10 J beg poeteitetteowle: Oi bog, e. wore rat the pp u i s i s It,. mail I ase c i4 kap etlkeedtte.ae,, otways proved their stat moaes A. Us Was. epilog prilona 4.114.1"14 The followrag bil , fri: l4;; the 2 dr."117. .."I:ll7l4. otlatik er wowellimieds is do ..t eelli ew r i rtatteat ertb aV :41. 1 foaad to It:preen, to Jeafelesa I" srAiN. Deep therefore as is ear execration of Marshal Haratates character and acts, we must admit Use pessibtlity of hie being demigod in his estimation of Bosh& opinion ; ud we fear UNIA his thrusting his =into the presence of a body of d hos. a may nave been the result more of the mendacity of the Eeglish journals, then that of the aadacil of the Austrian marshal himself. We hopg, however, that Marshal HATNAI7 may sot expose himelf, nor any portion of the Bristish public subject him, to more insults. One round* ration iheedd indeed arrest the hands and the voices lifted up a ga inst him, sod that is, that he is in disgrace with the very gt vernment in whose behalf he com mitted suck wrocitits. He has been recalled from Mimes= d, dismireed from his employ, acd treated, as Judged the Austria Emperors have, duriog cen turies, treated every one of their generals, from WAL. Liman, down, with signal trescheryand ingratitude. The came, too, for which Hannan incurred the displeasure of the Court of Visas% deserves to be surd : it was because, weary of patting Hua genius to death, he pardoned some of them, end per mitted them to return to their cortry. This ow. mustang% together with his sabsequat disgrace, with the words attributed to him slue his retirement toga the Austrian service, show the possibility of Martha) IiATISAU'II having repented of the crulties whisk be perpetrated, and of having served the dark thats of the FERDINAND' with a deer:gift ham . Menial HAINAN s elesielis dimissel and be Moque seatsese frees some of the meet tn= rai bmeet myeamatatlves of Beglish kellarg sad of ea Lip& some @Spades. Wm= a &potation of railway directors waited upon the P t of the Board of Trade, dune, the Let session, me the @abject of parr rate eseseententa, that 'Moister &dined to involve Mandl is any pro mises el redress ; but Winded that it their care IMO may so strong us they stated it to be, they would have the opportunity el establisidag it behre the Lards' committee on paradial amerwairnts, than about to bemoved for by Lord Forms, with the steed and support of gamest at. Thank this was rather a shabby scow., fee the Trade initiates to make, cossideneg that his department had been by Mr. °Lawson; when he presided over rt i ,..t i o gid relieve in ease degree railway companies fume the extraordinary burden which the agricultu ra l i e . tenets have traadorrod hom their own shoulders to them, the railway astheeities have availed them selves of Mr. Laoucauses eaggestioser end the case they pneented to the lards' committee to wbkh thry was than referred, is so irresistible as to have in duced even a committee of great landowson to ward favourably on an alteration is the mode, if sot is the prise pie, of ti•eir areasemest to Imeltaxes. The great peculiarity of railwap is this question is, that whtle they *lag a ism harden se do poor est= t hus any ed. r Mad of property, they are lased to a Wam aimed. The railways is Proglead sew la sperm rya ever 4,178 Wile, sad through 8.100 perishes sad townships. Is cue-hdif or these paddies and towed* dam are neither stations nee mates :=! ent=by the railways resident ; sod, ma ss railway servast sae 'blahs a ; sad se beams ebargeable cm the rates. Os thma4.l76 albs of railway there are 42.000 persons inewed I ef whom eseAsif are espied is eis bulbs wmaimehal dapeatimats ; the other bdf 6 da tested midnumeace end werldng e r t u m; lass. ire of all the Meads, dams railway sew mote us less liable to pauperises this anv other j in 6d their patties and istalligsase, their high rate. of Isadd their predigest seemiatione, almost take Ibis at of de area d pauperism. 8o that astosly Ir the good folks dais eaantey: aro not all that thew but friends could wish, it is not for want of acts of parliament to keep them right. From ono of the BILOTHErtaI ratans jest isms& ws learn that in the comae of the arty session held sine' 1801 parliament has manufactured no Lee than 16,082 sets. ....V ... ams_bse of public sots—that is, el sets of geasral is, it is true, rather lees alarmist. Of are only 5,962. The enormous sem to ld is made up by Os strdiloa of 9,090 local sad per msl sots and private sets. The object of some chimes *Matsu doubtless was rs very laudable ass of muslin or asalgematieg mos et the older con, sad thereby leseesiag the *amber of commesdesents which every true-born _ _ Briton is in duty bound toobsy. Still many sets are oily repealed ia part, aid mem= "soh a way that it istreessary to know their Import if cm would know what the law has boon made by their abro gation. Apia, a large peoportioa of what are called focal and personal, or private sets, are gessi-publie, sad no men can my with *reality that ha may sot sae day or other ran his bead aga=a them unawares. limo= leal imam's, says Me judge sadly, if any =teetotal' delirquaat pleads ignorant* of the mist ime of a law he is al to contravened. But that mere mortal eta to l'arn all that the low ntands him to de or from, emu were he to his whole waking hours to the study, when the precepts are embodied in the accumelated =state/sot eight hatdred rare, the list bay of whisk feu bum given birth to 13,0624 These coeicideratious afford but a faint and ioade code esamption of the difficulty of snakier to a keowledp of what the law of England is. The least part of oar law is to be found in the statute-book. Acts of parliament are, in foot, little more than supplementary chapters to the groat body of cosmos kw, • knowledge of which mum be gleaned from the pad;ttosnts prononnoed by the femme courts sines the date of the earliest reports. The poies-takirg mortal who should set himself to compile a digest of oar statutes, would Ind when he had dose—if ever ha bad done—that the most fundsmeatal and lm garnet dootriees of Beet& law bad me pleas in his essapilatioe. When the number of eats of parliament is mia timed the ant nineties of a straw meat be, that the spirit of the Batik)* people 'moot baths braces sad sumeeMateil trough being did awe to the eb. sermon of to many precepts. Ent farther' Inquiry would show him that the legal authapkin use 1 se eamerees, their Takao so Why, and sow ef diem so imeesesible. that the entomptios that ffisg lisbmea knew their own law. is neither ales use bathes nee of those legal hedges in which the kw of England so mash delights. We are not, we costs, of the number of ihwln who are are saagelae as to the prestkabffily of what is celled " exaltation? Ia 'eery ematry law ember VOW than is male. ri m sl kw. s made to meet, or at the mar i:s7oedemas strike .se led =Mk if e s are obliged to moguls, them as hawks die of kw i from time to dor thoWdeimee, the judges, and somethase ems time tedium est themesints to wort by dint of serangpsmisat sr infer mot to ishedme missildeg like Mel OM malty. into this beteregeseme as, The body of the kw ia a eoestry like ours is in • state of persagent Iles asthma aid change. New seek' tub leas are haw meetly emerging and aldose. se ineemeatly growing Assists t and legislature, lawyers, and mee of hes& room we es inemsantly busied adepthig the old kV to the new state of ima i li t t enbillt wad peraumently fames snob as in a Wake and endariag code, wadi about aebpdal as emigre taker is Pont aVatept is "'Melt me she sheep thee/11TM* Of the WNW As legiaistute, beikA _might de a goal dial bp simedeing from' thb ffilitffiett of, potty opal sets, by endeatteetkg swim tic laserporate, M. de Persigey, the ambassador of francs at Bu lls, and the ooaadentW adviser of the Presidest of the Repuldio on all grave 000ssions, arrived at Paris this maraing, in obedience to a neamons from the Elysfe. He alighted at the; President's pekoe, and will, it is raid, join M. Bonaparte at Cherbourg. The arrival of this busy politician baa revived the re ovum of a change or modification of the ministry Wog imminent; but daring the President's abseace aothiog of the kind is to be expected. As I anticipated yesterday, the celebration of a mue for Louis Philipps in the chapel of the has created a very general sensation. At the National Assembly it was the principal topic of con versation, and the permanent committee of the Assembly, which met to-day, also deliberated ea it. Oa the Bourse, in particular, it gave rise to meek animated dissuasion. A report was speed that the Minister of War was exces,ively disp!essed at Oeneral Changarcier for having caused the mass to be celebrated and had even threatened to sail o n th e President to have him removed from hie commend. Hat this wu not generally credited. The Oriro says that the mass was authorised by the Minister of Public Works, Is addition to the mind of the split between :1114sad the ministry, the Bourse people ort that Lords Nepotism is seriously ill, sad soother to the *Lot that us hie return the Unfit& da Dix DecentWe will get up a grand mili. tsey banquet is hie honour, sad make , it the sigma for an outbreak, which would sifted Lim a pretense for possessiag hintseU of uproots poorer. All this mused & rm&ir heavy 4 . . W Fives 40c. ia the Threes. A grand mass wee yeeterdey selebrated at the parish altar& of Meanly, near Path, foe the tepees of the soul of the ez-kisg. It took plate on theaereadd of the ausaisipal smell, and wee attended by a vast 'nerd. Horace Vernet, the celebrated psioter, was ptaasat at it. It was at ?f,ailly, it will be ransom bend, that tbe private and favourite prises of Louis Philippevas situated—l say was, 'nth' line building kr now only • beep of ruins. Count de Montalivet, intendant of the late civil IF has written to the pawn to dirty thut , he tad, as repented, been at _ sWeil and stating that if not prewrittda by When be would have gone to Clare- inset. An * ha r k telegraph hi to be laid dove from the Miststry'of the interior to Odom. TOM, sad dm departmeote of the Metre. The asti-repablima potties Whe mapper Me mem jevity et the Amiably Mae so mom of Aar Me apasialievat at the. Mew la whisk the, gesagra. rural of the ispartments have voted es the mast queries of • vevirdoa of the eoestliatioa. nos llitrady oersted ea almost sateroM taihsa imeasa es eb r Pnwiltvid Parnalltatvi whoteas. a( mem the wails ham *WI tghl Your ills* the fora sad sit the period p. Wks. Is their watik mem et ... took tie geveremoat =lle prefects to obtain F mew et mi teal votalboviik • seelleei 4 1 .4 m pow ut In more restuam this bed r•- 4 .MIOII pa,* will be PAWL erre. L He Man. USD U 44 S is. lisPl;Pi7 . IS pa 0r15...—. 4 Far Ons. 76 13 H am, as Loam : at 4 S. Ilair a inT —.JO Usaay. Kuala Mara. 134 136 I II . imam Lan 1641 711 L. Do Ds. 1110 ..... . 74 . 'hammy Dub Pladassat Sur Omit. II so " mom mom —.. UN lloura.—Varatilir (daft . Mak), 167 16; 111164101 1483), 14183; Pads sad 041 776 13; Park sad l=ll Ni Dam 80 1 a Ham. 413; Maa sal Avignon. 176 ; mwe aid oka, ISO; Calealm sad name, U 0 : Botd-iss mad Usk" US ; Odra. NM Dadra; U 3; Dank 440 ; Paris awl atrageass WO; Tiu sad Soar, M. MADRID, Auover 31. The pubtio elections occupy the public mind. ' Queen Christina is going to Caton. The first day,' elections gave a large majority to the modeled° party. Prom a return published in the Madrid Goose., of this day, it appears that the a-taal receipts of the treuary during the first aim months of the preoent year were only 638,862,640 reale, being 8,607,794 real; less than the estimate of the budget. The total estimate of the receipt, foi the whole year was 1,298,296,936 realm, but At was probable that there would be an even greater deficiency then for the past half-year. The elections commenced on the 31st ult., and we learn that the government had that day succeeded in causing its candidates to be elected presidents and serutators to superintend • the electoral operation. in the six distriota into which the city is divided. Tne number of voters, writes eve correspondent, we 51.993 moderados, 632 progressistas ; bat he complains that the government bad egetehed most coercive measures to compel its anbordinatts to vote for its partisans. Count de Colombi had arrived from Lisb3u, and was to proceed as Minister of Spain, to Vienna. after receiving his instructions from the Minister for Foreign Affairs. The transactions at the Bonen on the 31st were extremely animated. They amounted to upwards of 9,000,000 in the Three per Cents., which closed at 34 for cash and time: MADRID, Anoner 31.--Thres per Cents., 34 ; after !Hea t 34. Four per Cents.; 13 16-16. Five per Cents., 131 ; alter Bike, 13 16 16 task, 14 paper. Coupons, 7 16 16 ; attar Bolas, 8. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 914 paper. Ex change on London, 60.40 paper. GERMANY. PRUSSIA. Our correspondent writes: BERLIN, Barr. 2. Communications have been received from Vienna which give every reason to suppose that Prince Behwarstabsrg will accede to the Prussian proposal to call, instead of the Plenum. a free congress of the Gem= governments, in which resolutions will be valid which obtain the sanction of the majority, thus dispensing with the unanimity demanded by the re gulations of the fell diet. It remains, however, a question whether the minor Oerman sovereigns, with Hanover, Saxony, Wortemberg, and Bavaria, will went to an arraligemsnn which certainly would leave them with lea influence than the regulations of the Diet would secure. Letter, from Vienna state that the War-office has interdicted departure for the duchies to many officers who have long since left the Austrian army. The oonferencest sow held by the Ronan minister Newlin', Prince Schwamenberg, and the Emperor of Austria, are cvnsidered as favourable for Prussia. The Grand Prince Constantin is expected in Berlin. The Prussian note of Anyast 26, slur coutrovertiag **Amine *at the Diet legally ends, mays : We do sot presume to pees jadiunsut apse the tended of °thee German governments, we mey, however, properly hers reed to the recelkutisa of the AW-141111 goon rumens the sol tun promises which we, in onanton with ail the courts of Oneway, have made to the Game people, that the old diet, whisk they have sitersoluvised as utterly aneniud to supply the needs of the age, shell sever be revived. Whe will due to Neon that thaw premiss. ars into be regarded wader the rotation of right. bat as dis bare expedienteren. dared amuse, bp preens okeensiantes ? Prussia bat sever to mien/Wei the.. pranks% and will never seaman la sash ea Mitementelse of them. Bo far es suck declara tions proemial dem Preen they wore sot eseesseleas to the reveladeaany be s. in num 'mistier widen were expeseied_kefesei tine mania of the nation aad whichcea ses sow he seeriedureek The note ginned's: The' millans' of threasey fa basperabls from respect of Mane, an veiled ward is that la ali the strain of Gor mley Ike gleitnesulty Is 10 do our duty to the sonny. Whet/est" no Miffing this dety Gummy, history may .1 it WOO* aoeounced to the College of Princes they the .sate of Hamburg has retuned an answer to the Austrian airealer note tantamount to a refusal so take part in no Diet. &coedits, to the Austrian plan, Frankfort was to hold in the - Diet the votes of the HansiCities. - Hamburg hns protested against this, and declares that it will, not be represented by ' any other state in in amen* . in which it !eases to appose' Wits own' tirtipsr *eptnentatin. Feither explanations upon thee' subint may bi looked for; alatawhile it appears safe is infer ben the above that Hamburg will .have main be de with the Diet. M, VdD Mein:doll is Mally dssignated ambassador is Flinn, .1W 'OA, OW% ha. seuePtCd him ea,' orlon *ll_§.9. ippOistsdiat wookl bra atm' able to the sane., The Hann plan fee riding the Grand Dabs if Oldsabonyta the throne of Deseunk is jest new osespying nob ansween. • • ttsainr, Barr. 4.—Yoleany Loss : llp ; iffiw g Fonotat4Hed pew Cleats., N al Debt, enamels' Nadas Ikektre 1121; beak Inues, e none. Barr. 3.—Piss per Coat. Moniker, 96i; Fe e slit_ a Wk 114. Bask Shams, 1170. lleaDadef . • CASSEL, ewe. I. limited mid most amides day d the session is tastatios imestios loss boon dmided for the L =agdY, August, sad ilaptseshee. ea:AW- As dines mass foe Maine months oosid aoo be carried by the qt this side of the hoses wag ha a rein4rity of 22 spinet 46 loge. On the other hand, the honours of the day belong most dearly to Among the emigrants to North America there is, for every thirty-two of the poorer or labouring chums, only one who may be presumed to belong to the middle classes; among the emigrants to the Aus tralian colonies there is oce who may be presumed to belong to the middle classes for every fourteen of the labouring or poorer claws. The difference in the proportions is probably greater than what the numeri cal data upon which this estimate has been formed indicate. The avenge length of portiere to New York is from London 431 days, from Liverpool 35; the cost of the passage is from London 41. 10s., from Liverpool Si. 10e. The average length of passage to Quebec is from London 521 days, from Liverpool 45 1-3rd; the cost of panne frcm London 41, from Liverpool 31. ss. The length of the voyage to any of the Australian coloties is about three times as great, and the expense of the pillage (including outfit) can scarcely be leas than three or four times as great. It is highly probable that for the sake of comfort some of our better classes of arti sans may when emigrating to America take cabin passages; and, on the other heed, there are great inducements for parties belonging to the middle classes when proceeding to Australia to put up with the steerage. The estimated expenditure on the emigration of steerage passengers to Australia in 1b49, was 426,0001. ; of this sum 251,0001. (including 32,0001. of contributions from emigrant.) wee paid by the emigration commissioners out of colonial and other funds; 175,0001. was paid by unassisted emi ' grants. The 251,0001. there con be no doubt was spent in forwarding emigrants of the labouring el sses; but ws have good reason to believe that come of the 175,0001. came out of the pockets of a class a little better to do in the world. The trade returns are of themselves sufficient to show that the economical condition of the Australian colonies I. at present better than that of the North American, and , that consequently th e prospects of emigrant; ere better in the former. The census of Upper Canada. taken in 1848, gives a population of 717,837 ; the estimated population of Lower Canada in the same year was 766,304 ; a total of 1,484,141. The population of New South Wales in 1848, as shown by the census of that year, wee 220,474. Now we learn from a return of the declared value of the ex pixts of British produce and manufactures to the colonies and dependencies in 1849, latelypubl jelled, that in that year the declared value of these exports to Canada was 1,324,9311, toNew South Wales 1,330,8391. The declared values are no test of the real value, but they are given on the same principle by different shippers, and these sums show at least the propor tional value of the imports of British produce and manufactures into Canada and New S nith Wales. Canada, with a population nearly seven times Is great es that of New South Wales, imported rather a Ins value of British produce and manufactures than that oolocy in 1849. The inference is irresistible that the accumnbited property of New Swath Walls malt besi a much larger proportion to the number of its inhabitants than that of Caneds does; in other word.. the physical comforts of the inhabitants of New South Wake, and their security from indi gents and privations, must be much greeter then those of the Mabitante of caned'. With the eater Bon of Van Diemen's Land, all our Australian 'tittles meets are as favourably eireumstanced as New South Wales; Canada Is at this moment the only North American colony that offers a home to the emigrant. We have seen that in New Brunswick the emigration is greater than the immigration 1 , the emigration to the other colonies of the group lq 1849 was 'wpm. tively :—To Nora Scotia and Cape Brehm, 298; to Newfoundland, 821 ; to Prince Edward's Island, 148; to Vancouver's Island, 64. There are two things which a. man ought to con sider well before lin makes up hie mind to go to a colony : first, whether its general permanent condition be inviting; next; whether the aspect of affairs in it at the moment renders it advisable to proceed then immediately. The Previdffig rite of wages and the demand for labourers see the best authorities to con --- -s, e ...., a,utiu,ouu in toe Three per Uents., winch closed at' among loom TO Down Anemone an mt. one in four. , MI VA •••• ig • • ENC.. Ii. , ..•••••••• •MP A 11.1•411 eopeui, TaTe• "'they Dome - F - ille prig of oiltigitip had increased ° . eetel N‘r r in , in morn for the sword of Napo- M for cash and time: teen ; among ; those to New Zealand about one in t lams in vilifying Kossurn, it proving the execs- lan presented to him by the President of the French n enormously, and the hotel- k m were nuking aanADILID. AVOINIT 111.—Thres pee Cents, 34 ; after 11,1aa, seven • Ikea of BaINTANI jut, and even hi tennis:it the ,_ the good 0 Republic, has gent to him a sword which belonged to 24. Four per Cwt.' 13 16-16. Fin per Cents., in; Among the emigrants to North America there is, f his of thia country are not all that golden eeriest A d banquet of fire hundred m flogg an ia of Madame MAIMINDann. How mold Jr . esker Lin, 13 16 16 ;ash, 14 pre. Coupons, 71616 ; for every thirty-two of the poorer or labouring .i.. their beet friends coed wieh. It is Dot for want of persons was beirg prepared in humour of the President. Ear " , ttit e tli the Siena . assets% HATNAU expect to be unpopular in the otter Boise B . Bank sf St . FerdinAn• 914 paper. Er- clams., only one who my be presumed to belong to .' BOMA mann ere se we eve no• did , an if h ad h doubt h d acts of parliament to keep them right. From cm It was ■stated two days ego, and then denied, that of the BROTHERTON retares jest Mud. we Dam M. Gotha and scene other ex-ministers of Louie for raramo•. champ oa 'London, 60.40 paper. the middle classes; among the emigrants to the Ass. • NM believed in tbe Tierra ? trance colonies there is ea who may be presumed to therefore' „is air execration of H in e w e that is the course of the lifts, grams held Mice 1801 Philippe had left far Claremont to attend a conceit of PAW ' S ' gin * IL ?kw . ' . we" . [. .. alma ,. oats. we mast a d m i t tn e parliament has manufactured no Ism than 16,052 the Orates family. I hear that M. Goisot positively • - • - 4 -- • 67 .- 0 - " • GERMANY. belong to the middle clatees for every fourteen of the Merino's charmer and leaves this evening, and that he is to be sooompanied ' i s ' •••• " labouring or poorer climes. The difference in the ..", possibthty of his Ming detreived in his estimation of ' lf "' 4 per -U 41 97 0 97 0 90 40 94 49 PRUSSIA. proportions is probably greater than what the armee- • zoorh opinion; and We leer tam his thiamin hie The number of public seta-that *denser general by M. Mediate', M. Demote, and M. de Montebe ll o, s e s , gain: : . „ a a a „, hi v e application-is, it in tram rather less alarming. Of all three his former colleagues. It is not stated th at li tsar osen-•-•-• 7 ,.... w • • w Oar correspondent writes: cal data upon which this estimate has been formed pesos into the manna of a body of NOM _ ..- ... ... • . beau invited to this s___,, ,_ 4we Costa there are only 5,962. The enormous ram to M . - mere ma • family 0011ease0. ... w w w • w BERLIN, flarr. 2. indicate. The avenge length of panne to New Eaglialem• a may have been the result more ot the deer tal es made op by the seiffitioital 9,090 local and Pee- 11. de Persigey, the ambassador of France at Beg. ealless a rra r .. l uslee 101 Mese ' Itilek‘ SS • Nneterisswl;ll.o-674•11Pa1w•-1 Commttnicstions have ban receed from Vienna York is from London 433 dap, from Liverpool 35; ansdataity of the English journals, then that of the which give every ream to suppose that Prince the crest of the passage is from London 41. 10s., front asdaci•y of the Austrian marshal himself. sad acts en d private asts , lis , and the confidentbil advisee of the Presideat of 01.' 19111 "I " li r: 1 0 a lk. le/07 1 1841 2. 111 : fitherareenberg will accede to the Prussian proposal Liverpool 31. 10s. The average length ot passage tO Webope, however, that Marshal Hasa may lot The object of Dome *Mae statutes doubtless wag the Republic at all grave amnions. arrived at Park Do expose him•elf, nor any portion of the British public the very laudable nee of repealing es atnalgenatiog this waning , in obedience to • mamma from the reels" 1 17 tees: rel o ). i rrene • - sit I w o . rmiaefret German governments, in which resolutioce will be 45 1-3rd ; the cost of passage frcm London subject hoe, to morn insets. One consideration sense el the older ems, sad thereby lemenag the Epee. He alighted at the; President's pathos, ad Palls and 77:r e mei, NM nem, ar i se; mesa nel valid which obtain the nation of the majority, thus 41, front Liverpool 31. se. The length of number of commeedmente which every tree-born wilt, it is raid, join M. Bonaparte at Cherbourg. The Ham, II; viima, sio sel A sow vignes,.. ise l7 ami l • „„••••etreeesercuostesie„l„•2o: dispensing with the unanimity demanded by the re- the voyage to any of the Australian colotiew is about should indeed arrest the hands and the voices lifted ae against him, sod that is, that he is in disgrace Briton is in (hay bound toobey. Still many Ms are arrival of this bay politician as revived the rm se=ao,, deo; pon au see ; n em and melodeon of Ike fall diet. three times as great, and the expense of the pangs with the v e ry unmeant in whale behalf he corn. oily repealed in part, and num ie such a way that it wore of a change or modification of th e ministry somas, Ns ' It remains, however, a question whether the minor (including outfit) can scarcely be less than three or emitted seek wreaths. He his been recalled from isseesenry to know their import if we would know bong imminent; but daring the President's anises German sovereigns, with Hanover, Saxony, four times as great. It is highly probable that for his mania d, dismissed from his employ, and treated, what the law has been made by their sae- melting of the kind is to he expected. VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO CHERBOURG. Wortemberg, and leavens, will agent to an the sake of comfort some dour better clams of atti- res indeed the Austria Em roe have, during cen. ption. Again, a large proportion of what are called As I anticipated yesterday, the celebration of a arrangement, which certainl would leave them , wawa may when emigrating to America take cabin turf.., m ate d mry G as e t a la i : generaw, f rom WAL. Uml and personal, or private Ws, are 4 " pis mass for Louis Phili ppe in the chapel of the Toile- At Nanterre', the teat pima Omagh which theft). with len influence than the y regulations of the Diet pges; and, on the other hind, there are great LineTaln down, with sipal trracheryand ingratitude. and no man can my with entainty that he may not ries, has created a very general essesties. At the Want et abs lambi* pawed ea bona, Parts, the national w ou ld s e rum inducements for peeks belonging to the middle The came, too, for which HAINAIr incurred the one day or other rem his bead agcMit them unawares National Assembly it wee the principal topic of eon. send sad pigskins waiWilied organ blue At St. On; Letters from Vienna state that the War-office has clams when proceeding to Australia to put up with displeasure of the Olen of Vistas, drawn. Armin licit ignorers, gays the judge molly, if any venation, and the permanent lennetillee of th e V a l j a til e seb ss a ..." s el f 4 r oe e t r . e f ts" a llr:e t rt P ee ' interdicted departure for the duchies to many officers the steerage. The estimated expenditure on the to be said :it was because, weary of putting Hut. unfortunate delirepien pleads Ignorance of the exist- Assembly ,which ant today, also deliberated on it. ao;l46l7;rdiTtior,asso i sta p s iir r ; e w i s h as k s v s who have long since left the Austrian army. emigration of steerage passengers to Australia in serious to death, h• pardoned some of them, and pr. ease of a law he is al to have contravened. But On the B ourse , in part i e d", it gays v i m to meek Visa lehipabse I Vivo Is Preethea•l" lel a riel, sad all the The oonfereem sow held bb the Russian minister 1b49, was 426,0001. ;of this sum 251,0001. (including tatted th em to return to their emote,. Thi s ow • wh a t men mor t a l as t o learn all that the law ininiated dissuasion. A report was spa t e that the villages tatembstenbe Onmeeme se Jesiers,men, were to. letegaelrodee Prince Sohwarsenberg, and the Emperor 32,0001. of contributions from emigrant.) wee paid manse% together with his subagent disgrace, sands him to de or from, am were he to ler =tan of Austria, are censidered as favourable for Prussia. by the emigration commissioners out of colonial and Wainer of War was •examively displeased at • tinsel ernes Se emberstrann me eons eras, booming ' with the words attsibeted to him gime his retirement &vote big whole waking hones to the reidy, when the General Changarnier for having canted the mass to we " 4. cg=,,,....." 4 " W a r t "tausimm The Grad Prince Constantine is expected in Berlin. other funds ; 175,0001. was paid by unassisted emi. se lumen to partake km the Austrian service, show the possibility kw's precepts are embodied in the accumulated be celebrated, and had even threatened to sail on the r a g ! at the ruilswee et iii Mann of eke Ism Nor. The Premien note of Aegat 26, after controvert* grants. The 251,0001. there otn be no doubt was of Marshal ILIITNAU'II having reputed of the enmities statute ■ of eight b ush" rent the led fifty of which President to bar. him removed from his onward. er a Nem nand she el the oilhaeat owneasee. A tho_positioN th at the Diet legally seas, says: spent in forwarding emigrants of the lobouring whine he perpetrated. and of having served the dark Glom hays given birth to 15,0524 Bat this was not generally credited. The Oars aye w i nno w w oo fs t o e a r em us , vita tho iaserip- We do not enema to pass jadwasat upon the conduct of of !MS ; but we bave good reason to believe that some sad bigot heal of the FERDINAND' with a deer:nal These ocesideratioss a ff ord but a faint and lark- that the mass was authorised by the Minister of tiam. Wens esdeleelsaine Leah Nanden." RI. "" elk s , German r''' T" '" u . wi wart , 11"'ItTer, properly he's of the 175,0001. came out of the pockets of a class a ~ thst sr . Manisa Honour pate esseeptien of the difficulty of &Daimler to a Panic Works. copes by We wades* ■ tweed awl pepetaike wee heery la reed to the recolkwtisa of the AlAtfilili sow rument the • di. mow, Taw pewssases ow y essi g *newt tg.g. s pi um mai m w hi c h ... h, ~,,,m o, with at the ... rt . of little . better to do in the world. W men agemed dbetessl; and bandaged what the law of England is. The least Ls addition to the ennerd of the split between and NesaNne, and Owed trios anther, bloke of you" GITIIMISI, haw wed. to the Germs& people, that the old Um trade returns are or themnlves su ffi cient to be has jot antes= frogs was of part Omer law is to be found in th e statute-book. sad the ministry, the Bourse people Lithe the slalom' surd, lad Pewalwie• waking to receive dial, whisk they have el es utterly moulted to show that the economical condition of the Australian the meet trm e V iall bseset germinative* of Bogen Acts of parliament are, in fact, little more than =l lda m n „ rt that / a w e H odson , „ vim' , in, .ne 'mulched wwa a Peey kid refused to rote may supply the seeds of sae age, shall DAM be retired. Who colones he at present better than that of the North Wag and el an lambi' seine ofjaties. supplementary chapters to the groat body of memos md „ other to the off of that es hie me w the sem to mei toe en- 5.5 et kis weeptleat but the poplar. will dare to NNW that thew promisee we sotto be regarded American and that consequently the prospects of Oen relied et their own uprose a triumphal .rah , erd re- wader the relation of right. butt all the Isere expedirateres. emigrantsgeed ' are better in the former. The census of kw, • knowledge of which man be gleaned from the &ewe de Hu H • h„ will get Up a ,il i. *Mid eke Preeldwit with elalliwiedls Alois of " Vise Na. dared atessary elmemetasess? Prussia has jed;feasets pronounced by the memos carts daces tuy hemp , iv , h i e hewer, end m a te ,I I the *pa paean I" • keel of ladlotduals. who bad livid. dr berm •r se = ell and well wweeratqwiwkw Upper Canada. taken in 1848, gives a population of Willi 11 =t i os of railway direness waited the date or the earliest Meets The 1 6168- takirlt t ee an outh re sh, which would afford elm a preemie. newel ter the purpose. stied “ Vies la IteeLligee le m seek ea to thew. Bo fez es such donne 717,837 ; the estimated population of Lower Canada apes the P tof the Board of Trade. aerie, the mortal who should set himself to compile a digest of far peeetesing himself of norms power. - A ll this 7i,,, pg wero o, T x: t a sk s w ims , „ sit „ se asestesd le is „taw Pros* they wors e woe 00 • 400 i 0 1: tO in the same year was 766,304 ; • total of 1,484,141. w• keen lisselool. the wilidw ilamise hew awn., dam .imiesd krrOlo ba llotel7 .4, di rt= of wawa* sad whisk can "! The popalatioa of New South Wales in 1,348, as shown het seder, es the 'abject of poor rate ageeenegote, our statutes, would Ind whoa he had dose--if ever mated a that Manse iodised to involve Massif la any per ha had done-that the most feedsmeatal and iaa- Le the e e mlin haw / 611-4646 il t • th e Fives * 41). • •z. • eleveS eleelk. nude, eight i-". This plisse to crew aessow iNOWNIeZeIs ' by the census of that year, wee 220,474. Now we WIMP of redress; bat Intimated that it their are pleat demises of English law had no piens in his A grand MN was et 0 the me wale day , la the met inns sputa. TM Maid - Tee note omelet's: learn from a return of the declared value of the ex- ware Nay oo strong us they stated it to be, they estellstice. t he otter or Nally, near Paris, ales *our of tam were mood all the mageleg la *melee en Mir Th.' welliNW cd may is fusperable from respecter pens of British produce and manufactures to the would Mn the opportunity cif stablishiag it before When the amber of oats el parliament is sir the itetd of the ew _ be ... ft down oats on th i al - rz tta maim ead .teameneet the tresePeet T o d AWRltors• Naha. weasstlpst word' is that to all the strain of Ger- colonies and dependeocies inlB49,latelypubliehed, that the Lords' committee on parental soneseesents, thus tined the AM shales of a onager matt be, teat i f the emsteipet rein*, m e att „ ded h . s sad,_ . ,• 'w,oft____ - •••. • .. MO um Wry INII greeviereldt7 le te do oar du g to the souutrY. in that year the declared value of these exports to valeestre no teat of the , real , va lue, _ .._ , about to hemmed for by Lord Pomnw,, with the the spirit of the English people menet bathe hakes amw d . H v ein*, the „kb rated i - e - "e'er ''''''ke " wes earl°. shit de Plesler_eset. sees Whafee, yei en Miami this dlitf German hider, see 7 Cants, v 4.1,324,9311., toNew SonthWales 1,330,8391. •.. pe oter, was strive suet a r Ns, st the very earlieut. .owey look sp j uge . • smut and dPited of reessennt: Though t this was end waddedidtdi 411 °0 _beteg *id down to the db' preee_et et it. It watt N.milly, it will be tenses. Oak Pl•°°° slug the ' Aft " lbw "- a ..._.....-_ Whi l l i I__ li. hassel.._et rte rt henTelsn entselleed to the Celine of Prism The declared -,but ' 1 rating a shabby &cower for tag Trade minister to senses' of go many Mml precepts. Bet father a we & th a t m e p r i va t e and fg•owita piton of ! A d s Nese .311 to pr. es Ids way se sae irmenew..., Ni... they that the mgt . of H am b urg has rebutted as answer they are given on the awe principle oy warren', • shake, temskieneg that his department had been Inquiry wend now Idea that the . kcal satetelthe see ~. Philipps'etras sitaatedi say wee, 'n th. gm ban rowslewl rr= • WlNftwro *ell to bo oflrd eise tr . ia•i t d e " to the Amelameirealar note temeansount to • rer ens i shippers, and these stems show at least the propor. `. I Urinal vales of the imports of British produce and by Me. GLAMOR', when be presided over so aumerese, their volumes so onstl. and elleN ree fig now w a y a h am . of mks. humour. IN I deka. II Ceensille do re c to l le d liove in eau &nuts railway empenies fast these e• imeessilele. that the aasseeptios thell.Me. the fees Mee or rem Ws deseles. id SIM Mem 0 16 1 " i l d to take part in Not Diet. Acoordiegto the Marisa teo extraordinary berates which the agricultural is. llama Item tear owe law. is slither am ter Covet de Montane, istesdant of the late civil g e t. mama memo rah epyhele *Wes WNW_ atempal plan, Prattled was to hold fn the Diet the VOW Of C an ada , w ith into Canada and New S nth Wales. wita a population nearly seven times u • 1 bee written to tler to day that he lad es wrolli_sr *Mob lb* addfosiodfdlo OM off ab 9 1 71869914 ** the Ham 's Cities, Hamburg his protested against this, „ wee &sok will sot be represented by grea t es that of New South Wales, imported rather 1 tsmit to the u m l ,ll7' rai lle a r :y ta ntheei tnn tise ib hteTail i r abi the l e: ei blis En th rrland ms a: i n t iet i de killi lighte lletiew la which 16. law reretsle - - bees at 'S and aating'th-strf'eni leas ! mile " The am‘aatinselalsessan use " we 6 " th* and d 10,04. They bad label II am ell the nelgebeering seem i value of British produce and manufactures than by' Illinie be would have rem to Clan - of Mr . Leeotlollll3th's seggestioass unlikeness We are not, we ernifses, of the number of thee, P a* " • ' -.,--;--: o --- - ea r,,, end seemid Mi. " Illih w d n w el lsehte st et a" raker :Lat e bi a n aatarah kY• in which it ! efts " t° that colony in 1849. The • ' • ble they prevented loth, lards' committee to which they who are am napalm see to the pestiabeily lent . mar towards the Presideet. The has de Pate. Me meets aPpeee ay' . cwt proper tßOunlAlll 2ok F oa nitbee inference fa wresiott ulAsiso. led Ow half teas berald 7 b• OattO••• Or ob• meanwhile it s for t diet the accamelated property of New Swath Wales sato to hear ben the above elitist beer a muc h lame prpportion to the number of wan than referred, is so irresistible as to have in- of Ma is called " coffilleationr Is may estatey An elsetrie tlrPle is to in laid down from the lals. ° l4.64sheikeesie rill ' s "' w ir e * Ned" anal°. exPlesstioes ape thS eliht °AY IS 1 deiced even • committee Ogren landoware to repot law rather Pews than le seeds Beata bye ore Mistetrtiof 010 Jeri° rto Orissa, Town , and the M*, s r ye. nor onw ard - net rp arneen ge ms * l e 1 favourably on an alteration is the mode, if sot ia made to met, or at the suggestion of sputa moose dspsrtmentsler the antes *Slink uhe diereses knob. the Demme beefy of the Pre- Di et. si. 6 • that Haman will lave main to do with th• i word.. the ph_oal comforts of the iohabitants ot the prise pie, of teen megesemat to Irealeaxes. e engem strike mob deep reef OM omen if The anti-repablioas parties - irks noespose the m a . ineas anws wads thole. efirerettell. Neat 0•110 " vds Meneederff le nally designated 1 • New South Wales, and their security from lode 1 . great peculiarity of rainier ia this question it, 'Moe are obliged to reagens lima 1111 Wing the emit' if. the Amiably Mks see morn of their die. 'f e e d " . et Imam" mamma pats, mad faredfately ambassador is Vim end 'thof, art his accepted The e 1 they Wisp a lees bathes ea the poor- win law from thee to then lie the epplitteiest at the. maw in whithelse annne le f , itedlor'lßD, Proldo•es OlittOi• • badl of nest ed me- Ism ae, la print Prht that er • e I est • 4, . r_....,, ~.„... pas and privations, moat be much greeter than ita inhabit's°. than that of Welds does; in other dor.ra. who tar weir wised et the tshietphst web. ago to rho seam v i sn 'T e 7 rii ii n " T t r i - e thee of the Mabitants of caned'. With the eater setae than any ether triad of property, they are jedgas. ad seenetimes evea • weak ere puma of the departments have voted cm the mat iidee. man jest amide. the tows, the tro gee sad Non of Van Dieneen's Land. all our Australian aster i 1$ Wog to a unseat The ramp la Fiegised themselves to wah by dist of or infers poetise el • mildest of th• mastleatioa. Yesep h o g ae g re n pardsprersease isms ead the draws beets nem. f i n tant i,___ pelmet 616 . 11 ha s tf ass the th in " at • paean " mans are as favourably eireemstanced as New South I sew la ran ever 4,176 m a re , sad throve sea to fetredese gensetldeg HU mil dollipaity.,esehele . enheilled an else* slime' antinseetie BIL Claa'll% di W u ' s " lb "' re l i l& I°mM " s he "lee "la new naaa rY ta tr ajdh attlildie t i .. i t . ... i___- Wake; Canada Is at this moment the only North 8.100 perishes ad townships. Is sembelf or these into this beteregeomes mom. The body of the law Wilma on the part of the:rely el ell • lanint444llll"l",:e4Ths ■ o d i o sts t t l es lkn tr g ..adeus : ne ra lls o 4 . nee.• 4.- Val me Um :l7 ' -I ' Vi'" American colony thee offers a home to the emigrant. the lewd- Pear Nen per Beam, N al Debt, • 1121; Bak gu ns ; We have seen thit in New Bromnrick the emigration , 4 mmiehes and toweehip time are neither stations nor ii a apiary like ours Lis a state of persasent tow provinsial minimises; whereas. on th e vast er igy "daulser eeeesa te e i ma .... me le star yea tha ._____,._ „ mental flame likeietre 11 pews ene=by the redeem' resident ; and, eon- tuition and change. New nodal ► Makes are ism. al men , the *Made haes • trdst. as .1 ban 7 - da s idowai. - 0 - f e s p o s - aY st i is i o Vi g a „I - 47,7z - . . Ming meat ma Anis • mady mugging and eldeses me lassmestly growing grad . 7 tipl a lyo s e t e t tlat th e te . be ert y be the meis pre all • -•Merms „•„•• 24 eatmated e g th marzez. Ia 'a wlattca z g ir l irsoiseo. pr. 3. l a te i vlceLfeet. is greater than the Immigration e the emigration to ' . I Lsim eaee ' e Mitstlelesee °Si; the o th er otlonise of the group le 1849 was raps* Real M em* 117 °- tively :-To Non Scotia an d Cap Brew°, 298; to 1 gc . b e eadee e hroMs m e i thargeable oaths rates. Oa *mists; end Weight:me, lawyers, and ma of besi. eastt•nil way there are 42.000 peruses nose. ere es 11110eassatly belied the old law to take. La their wanks seas elate alert s e i. r i woo r rtetre 'a '4001.11= °I eta sld e if ...ta frot whew they Wave." dr= 11.40- Newfoundland. 321 ; to Prince Edward's Island, 148 t ' 1 milleyed ; / g lib= sembelf am mapped is the mew state of . llle= t t ig ind peresecently Z=tes titteek elle 1 0,11 ‘•••Olt ft* II•• ba Tee use IOW" NV hope ant we enr •- sh os easiblet a a .. '. • •••• not tee teMereilea et Ma ae4 • 048884 Ben. I. to Vantotiver's bland, 64. Weipliettensad 0044 decidwe day d th e session is There are two things which a. man ought to con- t tea leadles and washmigal dspeatiesabes the other fames seek at heIC to a Wake and mu is oft maw uotorsomoo and wow.. ot tb• •140•13, •01,,, 0 ;; 11 - d iemer oot oe harm aa,ender„ tear „ adr g e i ef o r el b o a* " °Ms . :: rou t reitiZt hi l l , * p0i11i 1."1" :0,,..,,,, 5 ei h . ‘,„ th e .. west gem..,,,i... p. 44-„,,,...,„,„ aver /the natation gentiles bss been decided for the eider well before he makes up hip mind to go to a 1 ger telleveletteeek kV. dens proved their sere , elf raly, Auras sad liteptenther. The collet'. eolcmy : first, whether its general permanent condition Nem ire a all the Meanie dames railway see- aline se POPS'S Wl* le sank me she skimp poor al t=rbat it. peahli - A thaL waisrsi l imy one :1 1 •4 1116 : 1 se shaa 2 ir 814.61.0 . I ":" • tiwir ". 6 7 lo4 ` ll ellelle'lei Preteree to =the diem tams for the, pot months meld net be inviting ; mai whether the alma of affairs in it 1 ease ene Ism liable to thee any other i • in thee/math of the wdellesel mast Min I Sig their panties ned i=e.enfir high rata of I% e i s n i snwn , migit de I gal lithally hed miesinpil m i n pos. owswery. neeperstee, es ell end Udine. ' sv , carried by the rickey this sidled the ham wag in at the tomcat rendes it advisable to proceed then i ! t d their preAleat aseniatione, semen take absedeng fewer the ef,'Plely effeelet 111 - y. The felterrini. Aim tat , night to do Bonn wes- •- solatisseoweeteep ee ;m e i s rgad „,, t 1 a mimoity of 22 spins 45 With. On the other immediately. The Crevillbist rite of wages and the =N a d a 'lt i ; ao area el Feelsdels tte that ••eobli Meal/ endeavendeg ivory swim tie !segments, In Jouni a ntilletr ilr 111 01111 be found to expiate, in mo. I t tt i speleen le hand, the honours of the day belong most clearly to demand for labourers are the best ant.horities to con 1 • . 1 1 • • lliiiiimet. L 4.484.0. Clubs. —.--- 4:1 5r4 111 9 66 40 5$ 0 54 0 97 0 97 0 96 40 N 45 .4 0 .4 • a a • SO 09 MP • PP 4101106.411; 10/ 69405 276. . 7 'l ElL es t al it is :.— ... N 75 Mom Eke eypretigi. 011TOOING Tb. smils Ge &Web Nemit Amelia', Bermuda, Veiled Stems wig be made UP fe l l a . aize- Tit. Ira. kr Aria, Gabwgier win UP Waimea morally. Tb. moils 11ii Manedles, Is dm Meditieremisa, pririoe, Hoeg.Kees, &a., will be made up mar eweieg Tb. ash for liaveaaab, Header* limme. MIDI, mid Prime'll be mods up Ml.. member of Sept The Vat Lelia Maim, mielaifirs limmieree. masa., see Jill.lllM paelege;„ awl isrleeles seele, New oreerie. lad 011111Tawa (St Jena de Niemeeee, will be wade .e.. die fieptember 17. The well lee Gibeelier,llsibe, Greece, she leeks '.. 16714.087110. lailie, awl Mee. ammlumptea, be ay ea dm mamba el IlepL Melle ter Make ell Is ark up is Osiebsr 2. TM male he Itsailie Womb, sag Seems Arm, will M male op ea Um lea et OM. 4. 113011 VAT'S AT WNW. IESTION. r .... == r . ...= . .... = . ..t. Zs,. LONDON. FRIDAY. MAURAL Rattan has gel a ample Or what Begliehmen thicket his deeds. We emsidered from the first the maim: of this fan aussopt us se little sheet ef Iseult, although we eamiefigttelhaised from a weed or se alludes se his Dos nATIAI7 binned mesa have bees hi whh aveer stems, and veley mitt/oh ne idea based ef DL feehig, when he • odd -haw eitatlseil his sosmheMea peeenee, his maw ami link toddy; with die Weil* at Masa alma VW, aosepit say body of !salient& Lay puma bowing this misery, sail the animal *aim eussetabed by all classes of the popelatha of the way in whish the Huogatians were fat provoked to resistance, thus betrayed, and hotly butchered— their very wanes exposed to the most brutal indignities —so perms, rightly aware of this, bat must in mom sea prodenco hays counselled Marsha Keinatt,; lb* rural who commanded sod assetioned seek streestise, to abeam aetriet privacy in this conktry, sod sot intrude his hateful name escape men whose blood woeld boil at its meatiest, and whose Wittman could not but show itself with theme's, ei of popular coateseely. rtOr ga naCIIILD, with Christian benevolences, and sensed with the (sobered an Austrian eassul-general, may have forgiven the persecutiou of the Jews of Pesth se hr as to style him friend ; but the elan of English men who live by industry and are possessed of in &truce iou, have read the events of the Minimise cam paign with differeet feelings, and most imprudent it was to tempt the ebullition and expression of these &slaty by seeding HAYNAU amongst them. The repute agree that two minutes had not elapsed after hen eigueog his name in the visitors' book at Messrs. BLICIAT'it brewhowee, ere it was known through the whole of the establishment. The electric teleitraph never did its work more rapidly than the 'I electric feeling that ran through every breast at Bank nide. The consequence was what most have bees expected. The botcher lIATNAU, who ran away fres kis last battle against the Hangarians, and who avenged himself after by slanghteriog ail the Hen pries generals who bad surrendered themselves to the Aastrians,—he was exposed to every contumely, and obliged to run for his life. We rejoice that he esesped without serious injury, but we do also sin mealy rejoice that such a manifestation of British feeling, so honest, so popular, and so spontaneous, se well as so energetic, goes forth to the world of Europe 1. mark in what estimation the deeds of Austria in Hungary are regarded by the intelligent of our indus trious chase% It is not easy to get at the popular feeling I of this country. It is a kind of thick and sturdy un dergrowth, almost altogether shaded by the tall pleats above it, and a stranger may behold merely an aristocratic growth of forest trees, and take no aecoont of the sturdy vegetation beneath. The public prees, too, compelled to be a dear one, and to cater chiefly for the high, and dearly purchasing chutes by the severe laws and fiscal burdens which hamper it, offer no indication whatever of even middle class opinion, so that a stranger who should judge of Eng land by its press would fall into the most lamentable errors. Marshal HATNAU is probably a reader of the Tess, and it so, he most have expected to be exceed hely popular in England. To judge from that jour b. must have supposed that the Austrian govern ment is of all other. toe most admired in this country, awl the Austrian generals the heroes of English feudalism, for their humanity in Hungary, sad for the prudent vigour with which they have suppressed all efforts at constitutional government. The Tenes is the journal amongst se of the greatest circulation. The Ames spent w hams in vilifyini KOSSUTH, in proving the execu tion of BAIHTIIII just, and even in 'unplug the logging of Madame Manaannacti. How could Ma/6W HATIlan expect to be unpopular in this country if be read as we have no doubt he did, and if he believed in, the Ties ? . _ _ Ell a i nt s t as this disparity is, taws"' Weald gad is it se jest (resod of eemplaitt, provided • they ince astemed to the local rates ma the iamb priasiples and In the sea relative prepartiess as Abu deseriptioas of property. Bat they are set. Ths total easter mist of kaglased to kcal rates is 44,370,9644; of whisk the total eassesseat of railways is slam 3,000,0004 But while the smogs 'represented by. the total sinesumat is 25,832,0004, and the ammo. meat per sore is 10e. and per hind 34 UK. the total average of the railways amused is °sly 60,0004 sae the anessealist per sore is SOL 10s. ; per bead, 334 75.; sad widist the pow% rates actually ax. raamigo es the former 3s. 11C per acre, sad irper head, they Ike to 44 litt 13d. per acre, sad is 3410 x. per head sa railways. The pastical effect of snob a system of rating is, for iselasim that the lead occupied lay the North. Washes Railway is el: ossaties was, previously to their iaterseetiem assented at 2,4464 a year, and ma trilealed 160th part of the total rates of toe parishes la whit\ it was ablated; and that now, whoa this land is appropriated to the purposes of the. railway, it is sasessed at 120,0071 a year, sad pays one third at the rates. Bo Moo la the case of the Brighton Ilse; it meat through 18 perishes, the acreage of welch is 88,608, aid of them it occupies 893 acres; yet in re spect of their oecepatios it pays 10,0001. • year local . rates, or 141. an acre whisk amouate to one-tai del las total rates. Nay, I. one pose parish, Coulidam in which the Brighton Railway occupies 63 oat of 4,200 asps, and ia which it teas only one station, where two mete are kw, the railway pays 75 per cent., or three fourths of the whole rates. The sum then assessed au the test railways, having metropolitan termini or directly teasectut with me• tropolitaalines, averages 20 per coot on the set biome applicable to dividend ; endow the Queen's taxes payable by railways average lull 16 per ant. more oa the sam divided, railways pl id t c per coat. of tazation opoa the set receipts for di That railway companies are diseatisfied with this Cret taxation on their divisable inoome,cen not in il. e:ter of sarpna. Bat even this per outage at , the barflies of local rates does not represent their total cost to companies. For being dissatisfied with the amesessentuompantes attempt to get them rednewl failing touromplish theredestios is *swish vestries, they appeal to the (leader Began& Now in nth ap push it is calculated that full 30,0001. ayear are spent by parish's and companies. Since 1847 the North- Western Company also, bee entered 300 appeals against parochial asseennents, end has tried 82; at a out of batmen 10,0001. and 12,0001. And this cost, it is to be remembered, is not confined to the com panies' expenses; but besides their own costs,the am pules contribute u ratepayers to the expenses of the parishes. At preaent there is a litiestioa in re gress between the Brighton Company and the parish of Croydon ; this appeal has ahmady cost the rail way 1,3001., and probably es reach to the perish; or 3,0001. spent in litigation. Bat had the appeal against the assessment in the parish of instead of in Croydon, the railway would have had , first, in case of defeat, to have paid its own oasts, 1,8001., and then three-fourths of the costs of the pariah, to which it contributes throe-fourths of the rates, or other 1,2001.; a state of things which practically amounts to a probibitiou on the railway company in any appeal against an mess meat in the pariah of Coulacion. . . Here, then, we find small burden on the rates pro doeiag heavy tazatioa ; a monstrous disparity between the eaten at which railway and other property is assessed ; a diminution of dividends of probably half per cent. canoed by this exaggerated and seism taxation ; enormous same yearly spent in litigation sad yet a pecuniary repress i on !Oust appeals applied to railways. How this injustice is to he remedied must be reserved for another occasion. _ to bust nivesleriou•beeetwo tirtiadly .'what rem haws wie redebatortffm. , Ism *kw ti oat bessatly, as Orin No the hest ebaselp I weeps lib,' inekeitird eadislett•iliallt them. Owamo tigimetems. pro seeertiike 1 NOM ell teightmed try th• law se birds my by routosestrei beaus* they suisot kessio• ithat it Is. - • ' . . The manstastere of &aria law, if we were tir ledge of the time: it oasts the Hoses at Clitestoes, would not appear to be a very libidos avocados. FMB 11110 that of the 81021111 TON shuns we loam that daring the last session of seven soothe the house was at week wetly 129 days. In the coarse of these 129 4 • it sat 1,104 hour, 14 minutes (so partioubtr is the ), of which 108} hours were "slier midnight? sad it got through 8,6/1 entries is the votes. This gives the averaged working bows at 8 hoes 33 misses 36 secontle per diem. Working less than half the umber of la*fel work days ins '. year, and oil $4 on each day they are eft ployed, oar see ms to be in no seed et a "short tine •hi themselves. An esimats forced aptly the working beers el the 'Hose of Mimosa gively however, a very fallacious aotioa date time sid suable that go to theses et store of Barash laws. There irdomesely one of the 146 ads puss in the mars of last semis that in not the tie welt •of long years Hof thought asd:g i sent, am& of the eo•oporation of las us The enlasst et say sae of then was p g e w e p tia i b w iybresehed lugs ago by mese one shemsr, who west yeses balms hoeseM gala hearing, and' yeses ass Wen he esnliShini mippert. The public sots have bees rsesstsasief by orates at pulls sootier, and by writers is *reale. -The private, personal, and local mho has hem get up by load comentittees, who bare isegierd solioiters, sae reseed members of parties's, get drawee to pota tion, brought up witnesses Inciessmittees, whhpond sad stormed, insinuated or balled, spent mosey or made it. The nuking of a law in this country is a com plicated rooms, of which the lost part irperforeted in parliament. And then when an wit ham fairly paned the legislators, it is handed over to the beach and the bar, whom industry and ingenuity not unfrequently sake something of at very Miens fro& what either host:sable hose intended. ,se e ,4 ae - ireee v . — Oooso i kty 4/ . le Is see milt era b y 111 1 : 1 1,T i n. N riby: gitira::...tirm..l44firvilafilit t i S h" l :l4ltri i l l delessartbse IsheselL This wish brae revision, what' il la toad Sat fa every asith, bed asset oothise ts. ot Imboteitprefebtly the asawabiaterel. Bst 'shot 1° s eat Les s. r"isr attowa ssai b ' r tr .. is It: * Z b t, the Willtate, the tale wierdie le. ki . ' Arid. Ut ' of the cosetkades le Oar 1 --" , IA the La yar if the legislates, as 2 ails* shall bars apnoea the wise teat rho Mal be Sealitol wholly et is pan. rho alities MA be prase& d to a the following maser 1 This Ma =preset& by • the Amiably .eltail Nay Meese a illtrile reesie:ieb wow Woe eseeeeed &lilali Omn i 'Was ask at a riestiN lateral, sat 11, v tla:e4wertlesef the suffrages afleeletd. 'The staler of setae nut to ire ' hatred at Ilea' Ceek ash a asjority, os We melee requires—a essferity tartlet threrfearthe of the votes ex pressed—be *balsa la the )resat &stably ? Cea tbli isiderley be kiiiiied, set ass biasses, bit three tsars M.+ leelas ewe with a meatiVe lateral ? Posh we the to queukee wird by Awl& 11l of the ottlfttlee, wild& new seem yobbo *aim We e*y row Ana two oliS-, War: we mliberlogieete meg • Wien. la sot teeebile is Om dellsietweeedeee, be ywieglesa ewe is Wino, Gyp wewegy bowie Way beeleeed tree they were set wields Ike Vale delta pareve; the osseal Imo lariat Oho beetermie meadow whaob i jest monad to bdr i = se rst prwlesot, o readout basalt doe wilds ebey but eedeed In public oillelee. TM eeestry would yeeltabey Mee ellesived then ha they bee Yee pneieratb - . • • • • • The gogremeat IleWeeesivell today Mel Raines that tett Abet 04011111ewpfa& 'those of the Thisbe, the Jfichrtbithe filtifierit-Oiar s sod the Ain, have voted in morose of a Nelda of the constitation ; bat, usual, it angled, to my whether or act thaw yews are aroma. ponied with rho all-importastprmiso that the wrist= shall u s d , enestitutionaDy. The ' treasury wAI profit by the death of /Ash P the dudes to be pa hl by Ws family sawasossiles he his real and mental property bring, ad INS dis doe eSelleilli sant of • 9,600,9U0 banes cass o lesit ~ -,, • .• .0 ilti' p ) iligal lettra of the Archbishop of Paris ' , naiad the tharepaper the Univers, will not, it is i Mid, llibellierrod of by . all the epiesopal beech; and to- , daytimes b a repeat in the Mildew cireke that the Bubsr 0 alidoes, with is noted for his fierce hoed lity:tolle university, and, if possible, fiercer stare radian, intends to issue a sort of coaster-pastoral, is order to pear balm on (the wounds of the Mothers , editors. The freaberader of Beyond and his suite attended the Orand Opera on the reopening on Monday, but the crowd wan so great that they had to content themselves with a very indifferent box. The ambit.- lade, it appears, was greatly annoyed at this, and gave vent to Me ill•lintaoar in sharp terms. To p ally him the direetot of the theatre, M. Roqueplao, want to him this morning to supreme hie regret, and to offer to allow him to make shako from all the riper taw of the ballet he would prefer to have performed. The envoy extraordinary of the Bey of Tunis, who has been in Paris for some time, left this morning on his retorts. The rage for" memoir' writing seems to be spread ing. It was anammeed the other day that Lola Mentes was writing hers; it is now stated that Etex, ll* celebrate' essilPtor, author of one or two of the groups on the Araks of the Barriers de l'Etoile, is also 'bent m give his memoirs to the world. He is a great red republican socialist, and has played an active part in the lower regions of political sitars ; so that if he (looms he may make some curious revels lathing. Gemmel °teeniest has written a letter to the Bishop of Verdun, aspresdng his hearty thanks for the large subt-criptioa raised by the clergy of that dipoles fur the fund for presenting him with a sword of honour as a recompease kw his services in restoring the papal government Oodinot declares that he shall consider the sword as a tribute not to himself personally, but to all the army he commanded. 00110T111 Nastier, in return for the sword of Napo leon presented to him by the President of the French Republic, has sent to him a sword which belonged to Eccles, one of the generals ancestors. L. ._. ars. In the soma ge wan es. gad hi the M• • liZt e r e r: IP". Ilk :awn* idlreirsign Affairs, Xertaii, sad J raisin marriages Iwo Illigsmiro the chef Ai itshilaht a the Preddenr, Nimeriumtpa•,l Dr/ Ormadatti . • Owl agaadaat Maury. av i d Me swilleessof aho President% items hold. As Soot as the .PresiciAged stud st ski potholer* hemline/ tha authorities. ' What thee:kW ms forward:, .110easeigueur Olivier, the filebeipof Rudd* --, rip sa delimit Meadow hi Peeking ;— Tat iladtr/. a ai la not oats lotam towards tho'llischbkaffalitelty, hg also to Mask Meat haw to lamtarly• seer it Onto. ,I 1 ) applmsai all filet maims .here helm is tranquil tat Mort mils doers paid's% :Sutra, metes IMP gems tad now . op takes I swim r lo the beagalease d scion it: die usocese of grist sadertekinge, in Ma 21411411.111410 if order sad pass it premites rep twadeaseisa Is these la power, 'dimity in that who are at the head et Ito labia, la the worldog dames, resigsadmi alleeenst therem. sad oontord Is all raakrof mtibuy. It is the glory of er, government% llogolgamr—k is yobrparsotal (keys—ft vs .oilseed ail thamilalarems ia imam l sad, ha 'oemerfassos. Trams, to alp i gr e this homage as to that oseiletratlier repose, sly an eat of gresitede et . 11 ma happy es be latarpretar, la the sane elks ally sod of the entisolle bed/rears of this fine depettimair . The Preddstt mid*** fellowity reply: " r ma pro hawk 1011Sible of eke meatier it whisk Toe regard •y mis- Mos is ibis world, mad he which you sods lay was and ay, madard giros hare hem called g she tact M.Pra.il 'eldest of the Republic by the vote of the , &mime. , objett in these joargeys is jo get antaisted nth the go % palatial's, tad to plait myself la direct oiimmanteation with their real arses, asd mamas themiughly their wisher aid their istarem. sad family dm • ors, arida:Kew thority and order, the bass of mil durable sodety. The ems, slant object of my Worts is la coasolaate these essential els meats et the happiness and prosperity of the conntly. I am happy at meeting lath the es operation of all the sesinsnt man in the country, and with ruses h partiodar ; and I thank you for the asitratess which you give.as , it the mesa of your clingy, wham excellent seintireents I hilly appreciate." The motor of the Medway also presented • menplissestary address, to which the President made a litigable reply. Teals rootlet lusted for mess dam, after whisk r. tread dinner was dhoti by the Preeldest to the amboritiee mid principal lob abitanta, Amongst thr atsestatrare lb. Duke de Broglie, ffi.de Vatiapaail. and Id.Loevra-Dara. 64, all repeetiataders of the peopli: The President did not re main Meg at table, feeding rosswkat indisposed. At 10 o'clAk a splendid display of fireworks took pima, wed the public buildings were. illuminated, The Presidnat was not feenere. " well 'sough to attend the biasing' afterwards at dm Pre- At Remit, the mayor of Barmy waited on the President, aid, is the stem of tai mitaleithfi council, presented him with ea imam; midi andiesdidamidation to Tint that pita, moan', him that ha would bo remind with tie be enthadum. . .. . . . 4,. motitutiPojoi rill. if asielaAu ; th, y vot.d in ti Ait alL, v 4 Origiors in 4* qp,,Arrfl in nontPani order fotuull ha , flbfltuber was broken up into ur or ws , ~ •, and, .by its watt •of form ,Proved . i „dams* •to the work of , leading the „bouae...,,Xkaciauctims, and deposisi.m.ot the indinrt temp t ilia .reaolvtgl on. Several of the menthkra.,Phnjmig eemion.voted for abstaining front all intercoms,. with the miiiimey, this time Toted Ilgainat tha. &pawing of the Mass, and .woe for egTkag all that coocerna duo:100'0Mo of thr mune to he discretion of the miniatty. lisiseapfleg arrived hero yesterday evening, and Macs then • cabinet comma, Ima„bstot„loeld... The 'Moister has probably bronight mew. coacaelout of tbe Austria", camp; pr o . bably ha will refithe the grikaA of the chamber, and oak %rough the then, unavoidable complicstion to goring a m i, c aga i ns t prow& and the Zollsereim lio "ever thfs may be, the Assembly boa done its duty, It hasonrilkined. the measures of the pertain% nt eon'. I mp inittoni. Au ...granted , the indirect taxes for Sep. "tembe4r 4 4 : , ea also plaided the interests of the loide ' ' . , gtution i it , hes authorised no appli cation ?Cs, .'„inouey to be colleated, since the con stitution rewires a budget sod an exposition, and proof of tkoa(pW• necessities from the goy/raiment. Of coarse .limuisopflug and Wilniar will not mass to ,*londly Cr ten 'timers and so on, but Ohl will .r.OK.4.lratoitipaioit the clear presamptioas of the law dildispactslotion. . , THE EXPRESS FRIDA • :14:10 0 z PT ' ,ids i lie ; , 6,, I • O. .. , . .swot ore bait of the parishes and townships s few ocisprthmoits Mahan. breed priseiples al Botta .., lib, - tof the z . P latioalthr y .. m".i.., I. thesegh which English railways/an be _ is atty . 'relay law gthersU ....„, . B ~ . . cc , i - i t ) 14 1 : ~ • , we.. bit ' 41 7 4 , 46, bat * - tile r t ata.grin • . 46116 4101 d or to soy =teat osowsed by raw" 4 opt I ; tie 4 , . . a ‘llllb • -, Zan a masc.maaa .••,. , • _lre olwi slam de vesowitith SO, the o th er half is she praethally how .. ~ • • widish: i amtetthe Ark% width la ssa viespore is t " %NOM abiea.asthers et 0 1 .. 1, t. .; ao urft, **bat, et sad the pauperism Neer is this ail : • . • * f • ~ ' 44a , 4 7 ../., . 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TIN vises et MP TIMII•dell In* will nespaat, Wes ibt l b , Ni 1 1 •10 d lb' laitti.T... M. atm di. Pmhet .1 stir. mat _ _ EMLGRATION AIM THE COLONIES. Threjollowing article as prepared from a series now Wag puhluilled is the -Daily News under the itheye.title; prom the year 1,828, to the year 1849 inclusive, .2,283,181 persons have emigrated from Groat Britain diferant parts of the. world. Out of this number, 808,740 haire emigrated to our North Ameriean cola- Dies. 1,280,247 to the United States of North America, and,185,386 to our Australian colonies (including New. Zealand.) The relative proportions of emigration to the ,United)3(sais, and to the British North American colonies, appear to have changed ouneieerably of late years. According to the ,reports of the officers of emigration and the Customs, of 613436 persons who eatigrated to North America in the ten years ending 1839, there were 320,785 whose desinatrou was the British colonies, and 292,492 who were bound for the United States. Of 1,340,496 persona who emigrated to North America during the ten years ending 1849, there were 428,376 who went to the British colonies and 912,120 who went to the Usitud S aces. Thers;cl at be noduttbt that the the emigra tion to the United States in lel9 was Irish. Of 919,450 emigrants wito.left the United Kingdom in that year for the United• States, 163,138 galled from Eoglish potty, 10,639 from Scotch, and 43,673 from Irish. But of the 163,138 emigrants who took ship. ping from English. putts 147,743 emharked at Liver pool, and at'alpw estimate Woe-tenths of the emi gration from Liverpool is Irish. This alone changes the apparent impaction of Irish and Eigiiah emigra tion to 176,643 of the former and 32,16 s or the Litter. Again, of the 10,639 emigrants, 10,636 sailed from the Clyde, and the proper ion of Irian among the emigrants embarking at Glasgow :and Or enoek is known to be large, though the exact ratio has not been ascertained. The emigration to Canada and to the United States is substantially of the same characti r ; the emigration to the Australian colonies differs materially from it. Among 219,450 emigrants who pnuxe.3id to the United States in 1849, there were 212,233 steerage and 7,217 cabin passengers. Among 37,520 emi grants to Canada in the same year, there were 30,330 steerage and 1,190 cabin passengers. Among 3,016 emigrants to New Brunswick, there were 2,884 steerage and 132 cabin passengers. That is, among the emigrants to the Milted S ates there was rather leas than one cab n passenger to every 30 steerage passengers; the proportion in the Canadian emigra tion was nearly 1 of the former to 36 of the latter ; in that for New Brunswick it was about 1 to 30. The proportion of cabin paesengers among the emi grants to the Australian colonii a was materially different. Among 8,403 emigrants to New South Wales (exclusive of the Port Phillip dilerict) in 1849, there were 705 cabia and 7,698 steerage passengers; among 10,562 emigrants to Port Philip, there were 597 cabin and 9,965 steerage passengers; among 10,885 emigrants to South Auetralia, there were 690 cabin and 10,165 steerage passengers; among 1,725 emigrants to New Zealand, there were 193 cabiu and 1,530 steerage passengers. In other words, the pro- portion of cabin to steerage passengers was among ' the emigrants to New South Wales one in twelve•, among those to Port Phillip about one in twenty; among those to South Australia ab nit one in four teen ; among: those to New Zealand about one in elven. I