The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-19 00:00:00

o ppr 1: ' I ilic_ EU Orpregsg. OITIVOING NAIL& nip alai be INbraise, Italia, OMNI. bawd= Llamas, X . alba. lona. awl Miss, via ileabimpeaa, will be orb ea Ws ovisbai L oet. 19. ?be baba& WWI North Amelia, lbeemla, and Gil limited Mame will La Rade ap weight. pee " Wahine.. ;' awl per " Al i. Ih_a wain et Oetsber TY slab via Neessmar. ebe Ms is Griot, la th licariewg, be., will be nab up to ow emir et. St. Tit• br larbea, Ilpaia, and Gibraltar will be sada uP ea Oat. 27. The mai s fee Iladalra, Sas Nievbe, aad St. Vlaelat (Cape de Teak). GYM Lew. sad AMSSIOII , will ba sada up ea tba ebabtalGeleber Si. TM tab kit Nalbe NS bit made up es Nov. 2. The arils Ihr tie Weld lees, Veaesatb, New Grass* rad Chertaws, willba nab vp alfibv. l . The nab Drano. mad &woo Area, win be lam& ap es tie Nev. 4. The mit Navaimasb, Ileadarev. Nora, sad Jarsol, esil Penh will be beds op ea Nev. 17. Tr..SIMI ITATM AT WIDOW MOM ix. ii.. rII . III~S. Ir. ift.••••••••• = iii. " Tr lAA*.• LONDON, 842VADAT. OCTOBER 19. THAMES I. COMM , and to Peri, and indeed to RIM= else, the mild feed that Esilishmen pat into their mouths, im allowed to entre there with now, or comparatively little inmost of pries by taxation. Would we mold say as much fie the liquids. But the face anfortunately is, that althoseh the grip of the tax.gathwer bee bees shako. Sts all that man chews. be less bat takes a men determined hold ed all that man washes ben food with. Joon Sense. may appease hearer at Nature's pries, bat far his thirst there is as seek sessidseedirm- The satisfaatioe of thirst is a haw he which be pa.= _at an extravesset rate. Nor seed we= Is imeWed e for by far the greater properties o the. pepaledien of the kieSevia the! dm& t, a large sassast ia or is lam. But water we shall fer stert gat leave oat of the naiades. The lbst is that we Tales esodderahly mom theta ems revenue open arid a. Walt sad malt Spam, Maladies Please, alai 13 Wise Tea 4 Sugar Coffee That is, the duty on drinks, or on what readers water palatable, produces twenty-five minims and. half in Great Britain, whilst its entire revenue does not reach fifty millioss. Of these twenty-five and a half millions, at knit one-third is levied on what is merely nutritive and restoring, one-fourth on the exciting, end the rest on the intoxicating. The result of this indefatigable war of the tax gatherer against all and every thing that an English man can drink is, that Englishmen drink infinitely lees than the people of any other natioe, greatly len than their forefa the rs, and altogether mach leas than their wants require or than nature dictates. The French produce forty millions of hectolitres of wine for a population of thirty millions, their export being of trifling proportion. The English brew some eight millions of barrels of beer; that is, about twelve millions of hectolitres for our present population. The chief national, nutritious drink IX thus twice as abundant to the Frenchman as to the Englishman. lint in the last century the Englishman had as much beer at his command as the Frenchman sow has of wine. Whenever the remark is made, in or out of parliament, of the shameful way in which Englishmen are stinted of beer, so shame fully that a farmer can no longer give each beverage to his workpeople, the reply is, that this privation is voluntary, and is made up by the increased ocaeamptkin of tea. This, however, is not the ease. The fact is untrue altogether. The twenty million pounds of tea on mimed at the commencement of the century bee more than doubled, no doubt, but so has the population. Instead of plenty of tea making up for lack of beer, the truth ie, we are stinted in both, having experienced merely a little mere relaxation in one than in the other. The sole article, in fact, included in the list of drinks, which has found notable increase, is coffee. Thin indeed, from the menmeociement of the century, has sprung up from on importation, merely sufficient to provide a luxury for the rich, to one that supplies a necessary foe the poor. And even coffee might be cheaper and more generally used. It is of the exciting and non-spirituous drinks, that which has meet of the effect of spirits, and which best and most innotiosidy replaces them. With the exception of coffee, however, then is no drink, or the materials of drink, provided for the Englishmen in proportion to his means and his wants. And not only are these amesseries, or quasi. nicesseries of life seams sad dear, but they are in general bad and (deified of their kind. bleed we eater up= es Gaily= of what is drunk in the skip of beer, or inquire into the fact that so other gam pound is to le bed, me the strong portiv and de of the pabliebeem ? Of spirits eves, the an wafted to the went end meet deleterimw Es = In fast, the while object of the Emilia lesiehbane near to have been, to give the &Ohm= kr We drink, the worst, the streegest, the dearest, and mist &Midas at &mkt& In the mom day, when revision of taxed= h much talk= of, ma we set Mai this P Can we net seeks atleasttkis ues of tbsiablinimepisie seines en dada= each oommeditien me haywire, two will wee ep des lento the reeves W iniesserd osesmaglisf. If we masa repeal the mows= taxis as 6. 4 girths peer, ma we sot at last aliew a larger for the money P Who would net desire to we malt duty takes off altogether P But when, as the allereative, the CIIMICILLLOZ of the F.:mauls holds oat the dialling of the Income Tax, we paves. For this is drapaniag the drink teethe pow by dimi nishing the fest whisk employs and feeds them poor. As to any pentiel meddling with the melt tax. the la utility of that has bees fully proved. Nothing bat a total abolition wadi work any sensible good, and even that woad take years to as& the betinoes taste and the powerful ::aely which the existing eye bolt of finality hue One turns, therefore, though releetantly, to the allevistioa of the dudes upon other drinks. Those that stele es, are teas and wines. Both are, no doubt, capable of very great Menai= of moseasep ties, and with so permute= loss to the revenue. One present emsamptioa of tea, shoot two naiad. a lead ef the population, might y be &Med, and as the existing biome tem this venal drink dab& would be doubled. it weak thinn ing, at half its =is t at of duty, the reweave itsfrom as blow. Whether the ed seines *elm net be es to re adopted as to dissiegoisk Mask tea MS glee% and leave the Mtn and as the wallies omeamp tion of the MI, Is a past worth eindisradis. The =seamen st ism are far too ammo to have a camas treb _in to bestir &amble in this mitann All Wade& on the sid mod there to. be lift to the iheisats Menial is the biped. end eager, la order to snood the eon samption of me osnalishares in the Br* to Ziarthe quantity mods& here of slaw* the ariedity that Olio sea Maid. It is • pmeiiaa al prepoidig eta Wks, whose power and see amodoides with their neva power, to sea Ps l=spalimmis is the farthest quieten of the glebe, ins esaipeidag it with bee interisto and islithse• sal making to have millions of toss of ableping employed foe every draught that Is poured doll die threat. We began by saying that the mesas and the tax gatherer lived upon the national thirst We have ether vital interests almost at de peledent on it. Time ire ene emamerdial navy and oar trade. Tam wae, it will be resonated. a Net et= leatisi peonies made is do rumor by the i and relatives if the Reverend the of Ova pow that be weld, at the then approaehi Earl ng ehaelsou , l taiga the dare ri the 20,000 ends whieh b. aid kg Wt s'.-oestoor bees rooposeiblo for, is the great inuelise of lit. Wry's, Sonthaseptoa; sad in 4 110, tho three whisk aidtediy constitute the soon* is. ivies at Ahollsol I rad would, of nun, id a poi WSW of pr i t i ty sot ISSIA IMO 4 0001 . a MR. It hay r sli = g rr i t ea ele= als _ polanse l""" tri St. Cram Whisk tor the swnwsi o f the intonsotisa al tr the Afrozmagmaim. i s tho Oast of Chosen *dad MIS; to ' nooses Urge, was slierid to by Lord Gomm]) hi Ids so be patitylid=lll eat Vaal* sod Mesh Abend Haribil, as It is I. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1860. ,-- - propriately called. But so grave a cam of e iodation did the late &noun ET-01114 TAAL fed to be, that he refused to release Lord Goan the legal respouitility of hiscoadoet on any n Bt. Cress had se connexioa with St. Mary' tem Afraid, other than tit with person d a peer of et— _ moohthem in the to all throe ; mod Sir Joss Jeans very ;ri o t declined to comprombe the inn of ate the by marifieing it for the boson dame paddle. S ooh, however, is the aid the Mee et lision, that, thee& r i Zs gr tryeass age Led roan set an mkt d the House at Osmiseas at seer, sad Wesel t• exhibit to Puffisandet dm wilt Of his ecoledaideal peeinesak tt Wk. 60 we have= anneasol k the mom that Lod 01711/03D at Misholdmid ridge his busies at lead, eskiiii only St. Ouse. emuswasenteat was filleieel by the sale of his forniture in the aside awl diva S7 P lrb al is= adios to his ends at It Mary's, whin be-ranty wee men; by is tabillser.leps then to tenainste his with Ms and by his Miring to his stuff ia Lat. shod Gen .roan missesat " seewnsied through Haigibus Psi& tumour i nominated (all wooderfld to nay, satn= sos) his searairat et Abootord ; the tows nun ell of Solithanytes appkted committee of its mem:- here to witch ova lie interests of the town ma the vacancy of St. ta v t d : vestry of that parish be gan to think of a s sedan with their resign , iag recur et some funs in his bands; and preparations were dintly making ce both aides of the Itches far persehiel subdivide& No one doubted that Lord Ortnitak sweat to redo, except perhaps his bishop; for be easikudyseplied to all inquiries thit he knew erg about IM sitter. As, _however, the pluralistic on of high ahnesk Meg Nonni bed, it was se notede., ssildie ion the kw shorn Bishop 81711SEIL, Oa to ban Indent him tee a stall ia his cathedral 'harsh el Wineheilee, than be a member of his esoimikkkg Asper aid roused it was concluded !bet tie Dishy would be the last per , eon Lonl Cieurozn weld espeassicate with on a ✓aided. which anted Dr. Swain very agreeably, himself very Moveably. Ms statement was. theveibre, net the Is wedded bosun the hide, bad no official informstice of the soasaumment mak by Lord 13 011Z011ell own friends ; we Wien we may add in one initiate at least by himself silk Well, Mkkeilmea. new and old, bas some and roe. Yet, Lord tiVILIPOILD has net rodgeed; be mean Rooter of Bt. Mary's, Southington. and insuellat cl the three livings which have hitherto tremolo for the benefit of Whops' sons, the benefice d Abutted. He has deprived himself of the maim of residing in the latter pariah; find though then are 18,000 persons there, they are at pre med with only_ on ',brig:nen. Nevertheless Lord CieILSORD holds ea. He still means to go, it is given out ; not, however. tail November next. But, when November arrives, he may again rogue his intention saki January, and so en until nature does for him that which onscience should. The old gentlemen has, it in true, legal poseresion of these rich livings, and cannot be deprived of them ; but he has no metal right thus to trifle with public , opinion and public waste. Age brings with it no such privilege or impunity; it may, as Mr. Pm old the elder lineor WALPOLI, entitle a man to be insolent and supucilious without punishment; but not without remark or animadversion. The only wonder is that the parish of St. Mary's, Southampton, does net rise on this aged ecclesiastical offender. Frost it he Is said to receive 3,0001. a year; and its present condition as to spiritual efficiency to them described is a Hampshire paper of high tory principles : The *mailed see= T o r i . r =ea whoa has devolved the principal dear . madams iii as Bounementh, mei dagniikee enable le Mani lie awe of hie Inns. Mr. Nigblegnisoihe istedssii Ms. Willismes dein who be dm paid of the sed's km mend incuatiemer, Ire hem anima' le away is Wanks. and thee the eararews peel& er St. Users, with a leek lute unpin, sad iss neadeing 16,000 leek are threw. VMS Ilr. Itralap. via ebb Ihe etcriagh °AA A emit not do Jades es ate lamas I. Verily, Mr. Puma with his babe bid& lel enweek moiety ate the pal* without ado Minna way, an we hype hens be elie to make the mar en dot dare are ether reepsaithalthe in the latish thee misty manna to mein 1,0001. per annum. It is with No past pariah is seek a state—left to the are of one yeng man with MO weak a voke that he can sanely be bend throughout the church— that Lord ammo delays a resignation that is after all unavoidable. And why ? Rumour magus a remon bat of so mean and unworthy a denoriptioa that we refuse to believe it even of Lad GUILFORD, deemed ing proepenesly uhe is to the grave. The deby is attributed to an anxiety to roans a fine, or lass on the renewal of loins about to full in. If this state mint very geserally made and credited in the = honchoed of Southampton, be correct, it the matter worse only so fur as Lord Gnu, VOID is coneenced i bat it. oosorooy does not Miran* or its haesuracy &mkt* the injury which the ebb d above denelheil Mins on the perishing,. of St. Mures fionthembn ; and the mtive kw Ike delay seed set be diednild in pointing oat its pailisal consequestm. The Bishop of WllO/111M111 is,et powerless to ocustnek Lord Ciouscon's of St. Mary's ;peovi bat he is dolled with milk authority to de osagebetly for the else oidnieber tine of the Aloes of the church k line pink ; and thoug the responsibility of existing ueglost falls h principally at its risk; any continonee of it will become matter et. wry snow reproach to his dkosean. We theelleo pointedly draw Dr. Soinna's attention to the eandi don of St. Mary's, u to elergymia. The church pays his lordship some 10,0001. a year, and given him two noble ,rnoss far samktending and presiding over the diocese of Wisoter ; it cannot, therefore, afford to have Bt. M's, the richest benefice in the see, neglected by It. bishop is well u its rector. FAA (6 1 (44. t P d Pirecr The Plpaidea a :lind laMearesident . the Me the I the 7 sad wilt be sad the segmbese ef the • The Oessell el lade sensed es the I thee& Way UMW; The est 17th. *aid over by the Vie• F.f..at wee eimesecated to dad a law apes Wend aiel[thie I"l"' exami s # s of the first media roasting iseemmesse. The P t anasesset that point law bed begs is, the elfeill eV "%Woes le fo rtsf w r i dimes the=temetabl 1. Fines emi The lags senate teserni le sone ef the awe. = amea sespesela the sitting el the Oneditse of radaila. 4isinve Mg the beet meAlt is edits" these thd the Mks was folly andel. and that the lamed= of the artistes, the Ceaseseigumel is the Xrrikrar estademed =Ono Seas_ ta leg liememisi Iwo the ablest, wide tese not WM ealishelas .ad that the goverment ass Ansi* a veto of apse= in sesemomese. Meth M Sat the =tin was very thiely =kWh& The lamed= in the Mcßae= drew. Wed, sme swathes hum two or three members; but nese of the sisbaste‘wees present. This disemdea was Mewed by so resolution or vote. It was ema alleged ument as ea arg spied the =die inserted ia the 1101611111/ that the hien% nee which the sank was founded, bed sever been inserted in the proof* verbal of the rib& ordisszy sittings _of the 11th and 12th. Clumsal Leatedelere wished to rake up again the win of the wise uttered at the review of Satory, said& minded that proceedings should be iodated tor =Wag to trial Colonel &Being, of the ambient's, sal Colonel Rochdale for having shouted at liapind of their regimens a Viva l'itapereerr lamiegr at the woe moment • towards the deal lime the members of the Penned Over midge were seated, with I t t i:ture sed ea de of insolent defines. M. who *did, done& in reply, that the E l Ml sages al the Penna. nen Osesmittes wool iodise =A that, foe his ewe pd. he weld release ollogribre hem tee oimitlee then warp his ellsei le se sal neelleide a use. With tins =weft the Mate skeet Sate reports woe Asa :Mtupon the political state of the esesley, was represented as highly satisheitsey. The =inmates after this broke cp in the treated ado. The shrewd seam of Davis has been very maul in =Nag the eagerness a r eertain members to exercise their tendon in an abides way amid the governmest. and the opinion which he has &may eves in his oommentariss co the =methadon aoso&& laigthelinited named the committee's prorogatime, is a pledge for his moderation while presiding over sea meetings. All that the constitution says of the Ossmilles of Formulate is that it is to epeeist of 25 meadiers, and to have the right of convoking the Assembly. This definition , contained in the Illet ern* sums up, in M. Depth's opinion, all the attri bution of the committee. The return daring the last week of the political world to a mbar state is due to the arrival of men of wt and astimeity, who dread above all things divisions in the parliamentary majority, which has esabled them to achieve the reform of universal sof frsge, and to eurb the progress of socialism. Among those hd. 'fide= holds the first place. His poem= bra sestabsted mach to stop the recommencement et heatilins between the legislative and executive. He is Mildly favourable to the prokegatioa of the President% powers; bat the legitimists are very an maaTrahis se yet on this subject. Pniiemt Anted yesterday the prise cattle show and implomelb 0 1 ariegtor% " t _Vr c '' mie Institute el sank. He was aecomplinasu by the =nista@ of emoserce and public instruction, ead by his aidede•aemp Osseral Hertel In addition le the port mblek is to the be Sneed at Bean, for which 4 minion have been voted, an arsenal and dock will be constructed. The metallic reserve of the Beak of France has in creased nearly a million in Paris, sad about two million in the ponces The discount aeconmo datios bas based abed one million in Park, sad inermesd errs& of a million in the branch baths, the meant al the former being 48,457,596, and of the latter 110,3110,555 tr. The protested bilk have de. aimed from MAW to 731,382 fr. Oa the side of the claw DAMN the amount of notes in oircalatka in Paris has theremed about a minks, and in the peeving@ @bent the same amount. The account current el the has declined million, the remit being fr. Prink isootents aorroit in Paris have dfaboat 11 millioay and Wormed in the provisoes about a quarter of a million, the former Warm 68,024,448 b., sad of the latter 24,066,4891 r. ISt total amount of the metallic re , eine ie at passed 440 i millions to throe teillions of MIN is eissektin. The has soden slightly to improve. _ Assegai muds( if'the directors al the Savings' Degilmojed Inn WA, at which M. F. Delessert, the ft,primate's keg report eat the siheation d the hank. Aft= edam at considerable hsgth certain opegatkos relative to the year 1848ethesseped Oes the tiuowing soamary of the operatives for the ...... met year itecand se nevem or Opeeitn. . ..... 106,1411= M sats, 17,4 m et OM . es let Oa 119 man el wags receipts fres Qs tie-. 06 pumm la capitalised Womb sad sneers ot recta . 7611,161 47 Total To •blsb amt be added the balsam du to drops in sa the 31st Dewar bar, 1848 10,151,440 58 To a 1 of ressiplita 1840 18,4843346tr. Gk. The Bank 1. Us suab ttaz 9 17 ,1g 7 •14416 4111"1"114 4,414 4.11411144 15 MS " 43 180 ... . . 97'2 poeihriodmale. 9O TeY ksit,netr. Us. Dett a thme ppm* ,tema IR Wad n 7Bo ub% rpasers dee eiaibt DIMISP lest to 11 31,0118.0111 b. de., sat this me wee !sil 73b by the sue is the o = .) ia the Oshee des Dap* st QV* eau dee has the Trews, at IMMO d lopes= at edisiehtslisa. he. The sepal *ems to 16,44 that the sesdple el SWIM tee math, e of t 1544 w 84 1006481 Is, whibt la the eerrespeadds, puled ee 11) lbsty unseated 5.810 Is Ttsismase la the brae amineseed A;iB VSZ aft la after the eleetisa of thee Ragland of the My. whoa the &show foe the leek =et is lanai whoa there wes the side of the toils do Arta et Meting, the reeople fill assrly see 1014 bat after the lit July they bey= el legs taAt the bogies* tbe yowl year iasressei every week, bat weep Awaked hp hy 00, the elesliees ia Wow", tbig 000 b. per week, pa la hip li gir= thee' have exceeded the meal die seam. The total of the &pubs dare C IP sine scathe of this year ie 19.07494 b. Oas of the beepers d the llamado et the Bret: hawk* Lpeasjosea_. three bs ts ,o ge, play with PIRMIn war/L.R)E. 4.1113 THE DUCHIES. kineriepoidiat writes • • sioor. M. M. Herten, fanned' , seeretery for f oreign affairs, left fie Berlins on the day before yeste y. It is Wed be may seined Is streagneeng the resolution of Preemie to owes the insidious 11111•110111 S by which Austria would rain the seen ti the Denise. The drew is not sow fireadwpalesii of lesedun What the - Naive have to her is that Annie will eedso year to eateli _them is Ike umbel eke Ftaakfeet 641wany. Allis that power men Atellilog he do err seceihn anything to peens the resesallin of the diet, it would not he were the to aserillee Sinai to bay the ef eat arm bly by the great pewere. The kiiew that they have got to eaglet say active esilitamis kat Prom* WI they tot la the Derma /Inanities of that aid* tin it will met wurnsier the rights of the Denise le • lidIVIIIY• swan well stenietalburs sisse b raler ii irwasersh swan well bandied Mr, tat OM he int Una heard tat sone tine, le wow net with. It it old that Fre& rich VU. will thesis sad Frederick VIII. mead the throes. It is further aided, that the latter will adopt the son of the Doke el Aegageaberg. GERMANY. HEIM CABLIEL. WILBILMSBAD, Ocr. 16. The improvement whisk modernly commenced in oar affairs, has bees es i Mserentedin its coarse. M. Elvers required a amigo in the system el goverment ; sod se determines in nearly way date Is Minh pulley relatiow dep ef the to the two great powers, Sad elot of Hems Cassel wadi bee inrnlisd at beet ild•deblp with Prom* end a mob eisdoa of diseased= intimacy. Of melee the Ithe. tor, who does set want a degree of good sest= have enessimed this before he sommosed M. Perhaps his emeddisa is the result of the Mason of Oast Patbrarryi, who has jest arrived Ms c l o vi al r : may t h o e sure, would ~omiitt a. dam mem, ate this, that the ~ Cewl vote is Indio mammy to keep cep a quorum at the dist. the =dead base is much nearer sister: this I was a few days yo The Elector has pew dueled his diseatisteetion with Husenpflag, in a way that, Wilier over prevent the exercise of power by that mharna Hesmapilag is Maly to booms nth ansfesr webbed wanderbg crafted as Hayman. And Cats:.man, with good des, hes had fine opper- He took bosun at the unirenity, and was Wei boy when he wad made memo, in the Coflegeof Sadie at Cassel. Bibs thole, hambealAier ilmelionery, plenipotentiary, and Hazy minister at the mart where his father was premier before him. Bat his natural &maiden was tyrannical, proud, and mateniptuom. Beebe, he was exesediegly covetous. Hence fraud and forgery, and hence his rut year's with the Rieder to do the diahoeourable work bla 1 1 1 : s l f that prince in cessideration of a well-assured annuity of 4,000 thalers. It meat be a secret gads &Woe to the reactionaries of England, especially to those who delight in deriding oar drat faltering steps in the path of freedom, to know that a minister can be engaged to coerce a state fbr less than the salary of a foreman in a respectable manufactory. Humes ;deg must now betake himealf either to Vienna or to Lee ; perhaps the former would be the safer place, bat sertaW his presentee will not be tolerated in any ether pert of Germany. We receive the most raglan- deste eseseeis of the utter dinirganisation of the Isemsemsnt moire at Camel , mug to the division in lee &pietism.' I des the sanimmang of eral blibpin b Wilhelmabad. several hpimud in Wilbelmabad. Itts are unanswered, permiedime, dfroeticaa, *Plat ealimes, are all thrown amide until it shall please the lord of this realm to let the state sitemow its work. No absence of the Blaster mbills - . effected this mischief, but prthably "Length th is time to be selfish, and e ft of the potty tyrants of Europe deteembei 7;;; P rwieZy abseil net behold the dangerous spar insie of a people gevemeng itself without the mew reign and a peek of dtbd and highly paid Weiser& Oti of the :WO elms who ten der ed their raps. limes set mom tin Id sew possessed of priests pro. I= l , p a historian bet of ought ast to be fbrgotten by*, HANOVER. A oormspoodent writes on the 16th : The following ministry was formed the evening before last : Lendeman ' 'Goleta: of the Interior ; Von Moulmein, for the department of Foreign Affairs; Jacobi, War; Von Below, Jostles; Meyer, Worship. Jest se it was believed the crisis was over, and that the old ministry might be at mos dismissed, Below raised difficulties which shattered the whole @chase, and the Leg, it is said, wu glad to retain Stare; this latter clause is of doubtful authenticity, —the rest Is certain. I believe that Stare's resignation is accepted, and that another attempt will be made to rappl hie abeam Detmold has actually left for _____ BIRLIN. Orr. le. The Vossitads, which is now ocesidered the organ of Radowits, has a long article, whisk pretends to be merely a °wielders*a of the statements of other papers on the intended union patsy, bat which, while intimating a perfect knowledge cif the proceedings yesterday, dose not contradict in any particular the previous indication,. On the contrary, the naiads plainly states that the publication of the pro ceedings of yesterday will show that hopes may yet be en lingaid of a future for the uiem. This, u I read it, is a mild way of trthat the chasers of life are very email- The ate dahned to a Mare period, and Freesia, while segetiatieg with kistrla es the rercentruilen of the dl Band, will tabs are to seems such site is the wastitatien as shall reader the future establelment of the Wm eagatible with the law of the Berl The Tooke& hither points ont the path by Width an saisodes4ft with Austria will be armed at ;it is the hoe tiwasa. which were proposed five or impel& els woes ego, bek Nfeelal he *ceder at the Mk* In n Aff T air., dais 1711 rdt % to the mbietry fir Pere fantg ig a affairs in the sleeted% liss been eenvedssiel le the embemies of Fmk. With the MAW wow gisimat : Pads bee avoided, ea will watisse to amid, - =l.4ea minim the queden of Height ee we is referees, to the amain between ihe gum under Climbs's. Bet she mum Mat ber eyes le the et the dliewas which mamas hr Woad it the eleseseese. we Iwo dresems eqesewl t osid ea gememrat et th• aismente Me mu muss wither wadi wield the moms awed by the gegoloideb— desklbeabia. and by sods*/ gala • ow brio *. hi sod•*wawa Immo hest Ciapasoy. Wm 410 sly** to age reeskihrt Billiel T far fie roma* Us immelf com a Mee weld sot eaaredelgs the de* ettbseleelg, all ties Os Rest room so habit all blab susibliges oweeniag it. • moiatisa et the per Mb& hood boe( bees published is ea Web& dew% Feuds hos legged Os show expleastie• Is so goodetake . imam M 4.111 geoid met meth the laterres lieg of ea sollegily -4 me edumnrie by bee la a _____,, siowled Wows two pads et the . —l— , ea* egoosesed pith *eat by the elesse=o t il L do, Pf l ubla= to the siblegil oven- Ihel *a 4100 INS the gila Isishatis use to duller midis* digreded of *ebb and 'Wok Willa the sumo maser le bleepewhe I °thee , o,^ -up VNITED STATES. By the stoma Franklin, tikes arrival at Cowes we enamored yeetarday, giving a summary of oar mum*" have data from New York to the 6th of October. The following ia a summary of our ;comer pondent's latter. In the bill passed by Congreu making naval ap propriation', dogging is abolished,fnot only in the n, bat on board vessels of commerce . The words of e met ea: That flagstag to the awry sad an board Team& of cam , woo be, sad of this amt. tie lams haraby &Winked. kola sad altar the push% There is another Item worthy of attention, follows: For papering foe publiestica the initial Needed I , Alamos, twelve *oared eight Madrid end Arty dollen. Proviled, That beseafter the aseridha of the Obsena= „ at Weenies= shall be adopted sal used as the meridian for all astrcasselad sad that the saddle: of Greenwich shall be Is, all nautical purpose.. And the fleoretery of the Nary is hereby directed, is aaklag contracts sad punka= of articles for naval pur poses, a give the proforma, all other things (including pries sad guilty) beteg equal, to articles of the growth, preclu des, sad inansfeeten a the Ilated Bates. And that in the article of fuel ler the army sad naval stations and yards, the Beentery of the Navy shall have power to discriminate sad perdue% is sash rouser as he nay deem proper, that Wed a feel whisk latest adapted to the purpose for which It is a be us& A floating dry dock was ordered to be contracted for at San Francine, under certain regulations and restrictions, and 100,000 dollars were appropriated to begin with. An enormous swindle and outrage was perpetrated upon Congress, on the 30th ultimo, it seems, says the Tribune, now, by an engrossing clerk, who, undoubt edly, if he is the guilty party, has been bribed to do the work for jobbers in land patents. The Bounty Land Bill, just paused, provides in substenos against the issuing of any land warrants or land scrip until the soldiers entitled to bounty lands made their loca tions. The object was to prevent the sale of these new land warrants in Wall-street and other money markets. The engrossing clerk, it seems, by leaving oat a word or two, or altering them, contrived to let these warrants go into market im mediately, just as other land warrants do. The effect is to knock down the price of the Mexican bounty land warrants 40 or b 0 per cent., we pregame. The Senate, on Monday morning, as soon as this error of the engrossing clerk was discovered , and when the bill had been signed and became a law, passed a new bill, (fitting the old one right, and the House of Repmentauves was ' taking the gym and noes on that bill when 12 o'clock arrived, and cut off all further action. The President r has rightfully austie . nded all action upon this law till Coagreas re-easembies. The slave law has caused quite a panic among the fngitive slaves all over the country. A letter from Boston seize : " There is great excitement, both here and at Worcester, relative to the reclamation of fugitive slaves. At Worcester two slave owners are prowling about with a view of catching some fugi tives there. The citizens generally express a deter mined= not to permit any to be taken away. A large number of fugitive slaves have met, and appointed a oommittee to concert measures to . prevent their re capture. There are now about 300 fugitive slaves in this city, many of whom are in business, and have families. About 30 fugitive slaves arrived at Boston on the 2nd Oet. from New York. They say they will go no further, but remain, arm thems elves, and abide the result." From Spriegfield, hisaaschossets, a letter of the Rad inst. says : " There is great excitement here in ocueequenee of the supposed premises of slave catchers. The coloured people are arming, and the town-hall is thronged by thousands of excited people determined that not a slave shall be taken from Springfield, law or no law. There will be hard fight ing, it is anticipated. About 60 fugitive slaves are resident here. The citizens of this place and the fugitive slaves here held a meeting last evening, at which much excitement prevailed. In flammatory speeches were made against the law, and the fugitives were recommended to arm themselves against the slave catchers." A letter from Pittsburg says:—" The excitement increases among our coloured population in relation to the fugitive slave law. Nearly: all the waiters in the hotels have fled to Canada. Sunday thirty del ; and up to this time the number that has left will not fall short of three hundred. They went in large bodies armed with pistols and bowie knives, &w -ebbed to die rather than be captured." From Harris burg, of the 30th alt., it is stated:—" The slaves who woe anfleed some time since for riot, after being dis eased on a charge of horse stealing, ,were this efleemesa bmaght before the United States Com lehilillMee 111Wlister, under the Fugitive Slave I,,aw, whoa the p roperty was proven, and they were &limed to their masters, who took them back to by railroad, without moltata time Tea Yl4faia runaway slaves lost their way Bedford, tat the ridge et the Alleghenies, 8 miles east of Pa.; dm were disoovered, and attacked by Pennsylvania men. One slave was mortally wounded, sad another dangerously so ; both were captured next Naming. Six of the number entered a mountain hat, occupied by a man and his wife, their clothes ragged from oontaot with tress. The wife supplied the eateasts plentifully, while the husband procured audetsmes, captured them, and received 250 dol& re ward for the betrayaL Two et hid. The Penasylmaia men are on the eager for reward. They an *Misted en am sad " A letter from Cimmgemye Pile Fg o tr id niave Min exeitingeome 1 saevemestimasiftthe ofthievillage. The asp ses pushes to believeVtre are several 1 ohm ebb= he the aeighbembosi, sad they have 1 organised sat armed themselves to mist say attempt that moy be made slimiest them, &elating that they will kat to the le" if need be, to defend the liberty of themselves or triads. It is reports& that (several :Xrwho have resided in Ithaca have sought ia flight Here they have resolved not to emigrate, bet fight foe liberty, if that is the pries deaseaded." From Utica, under the mate date, six teen fugitive slaves, on a boat for Canada, passed Weigh this city yesterday. They were well armed, sad deisradsed to fight to the lest minute. • amber of wealthy Americans are on board the Farkas. intending to sp traveld the winter in Paris. Nest el the plumate en will hereafter take this diserds• TM steamship Southerner, Capt. Berry, which sauteed is New York from Clarlestou, gives us an meant of a collision she had with the, bark lease Vial, Capt. Brown, whisk sailed from New York on Yes fled inst. at 12 m., for Savannah, by which the kW: vowel was sank, and twenty-fear persons asinted. kis efdet es the 4th hut., _ls ha. XI 39, soundest ta When, writer reieeell So wheal ; is Mu Mar asks ill ea they dweeb bi bees- % Iv pat the Wu herd elqpplieweeslae Islam= aadbailled 1 ist same is estas4 dese ; i g r i tst %li ft s the vowel west dews 'under o:rei l , wide& k low them doe abuses item the tine 1 of the willits le . flearbei the wise of Melees is gm. timulk the elatelteta the pawns. 1 s tbe eacore were we to Imatt Ores of el Fraseb c e rew sad life testa, sod send Demeter WWI sir two pireceetwa, eat of thirty. *tee to all. She meal to be the lurk base Need, to.. We Met he flovesseh,wldt a valuable largo; the was =l2 0 15. Wore N.N.N. ; the what se the Sate see* Meg, with a ste p sea. 1 - Gir — aba to etatheirdoe wen as ai ll i li gi la ret t = toolt_ae!ce slope' ata.s!ilas is then. bat we wadi - -17. 6= 1 6 eery l 4 but the ' Mese el • said set A MS Weed . —wag slave" the facility they =sl "'-.4 ftis wee •, the edema 1 Seel ears, ro.Them Deny, who by at the Was Whoa wo A eat stem Minial thi a 18. suriej: ! l ite= ni . M g :ali bi ' was tea oel the was bat wm SPAIN. MADRID, Oar. The Marquis of Mindoro. will be chows Pred dent of the Senate. M. Maytag, or the Count of Vista Hiram will be proposed me the conaireative candidate for the Presideacy of the Chaaliw of Depu ties. Clews' N , the Tow eaptalnleseral of Madrid, in ex in capital. ITALY. ROMS, 9. The sums* tenni situ; st Remo kr the Oat. ami able et a Mel kolitesisids. hot easirmied to death .is prisons eamersed is the hominids it the Bdp of Amok. They wore all shoat at the 9th, is the 2r galled the Room dells Volta, sem the temple Letters tram Raab in the Risergimessto of UHL. Ask. mat sa the irsb. 461,910 Nadi, meth 2,400.0004. et mspaissey vies bunk Wag tbs seam* ee seil op to 11,4,1103 in aultssio fa the mew eattid sates d mat lin gf iginkipase A nu! ftile. the rit : Tor Ciatto ilea,oa4k il s sisal e ft be = The Ant number ex lo as lit November Host. Tbe Mambas de hos Br" dated the 10th :—" It moms OA lie r hes mat a Pima esap'ileiler 6 • I studio, with dr P mss ~ the may, which Leto .. Rome. After severe ' It bra dscielotthst Rim . sea. 11Tra bewail hewhe 111 W f...fr sliedp eat Mims Plieididit MIRMIIi an ONES of it. Audis ambieles INN emg , =thelm bat in hes ea to pay lir tie widdloomp. 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Ilbs ws • nomos. a m IL , Bo" olob e amea sime ar eurg limlStet tr' had MAIM teen tit join et, tallpe whist% = i pt n ia gas , ..odes i el Ilardhda teeth= ~' ' • 40; inn 446 I 6 aw el:,l ll&isslisolleststl at %War. . ; a* trade ; as of the 11th at • `,:-*".. . • yyj Twin ma maps, my lio i m o m" Ms Duke of N i* NINI le betrothed to anew ell ,, herlag Pen het& ii. h. matt T 1.710, It 10 CDiers awl /mob 10170. Malt Daum Ma Mk* we isit feral INDIA AND CHINA. THE OVERLAND MAIL. We have received, at a late boar, our despatches in anticipation of the Overland Mad from India. The dates, as already announoed, are : Bombay, Sept. 17; Calcutta, Sept. 7; Singapore, Sept. 2; and Hong. Kong, Aug. 24. We extract the following from the letter of our correspondent:— _ a BOMBAY, Seer. 17. The Hon. Mr. Tbontaaa, lieutenant-governor of the Math-West Provinces, now at Simla, returns to Agra, the meat of his government, by way of Rohil held j So that the Himalayas will soon be altogether boated by the magnates of the land. Sir H. Pot. Seger seems to be the only one of our great folk' who likes his post best, as it is seldom ho ventures fee from Madras. Sir G. Berkeley leaves Bangalore fire Secunderabad and other stations on the 15th maim*, and will probably be back at Madras by the beginning or middle of December. Lord Falkland gem to the Mahabuleshwar Hills in October, where he remains till the end of December, when he returns to Bombay. He has now almost recovered from his late eerioae indisposition. Sir W. Cotton will be in Bombay by the middle of next month. He will im mediately thereafter quit the command of the Bombay army—the papers say for England, but I have beard for Bengal, to assume command of the armies of India, in succession to Sir C. Napier. Colonel Ske ane, Resident of Lucknow, shortly resigns. He will be succeeded by Mr. IL Torrence, agent at Moot sheds bad for the governor-general, who will again be suc seeded by Colonel Warren, town - major at Fort William. The deaths amongst the officers of the army reported during the past fortnight are come roue. In addition to those given in this morn ing's Overland Times, I have to-day beard of that of Lieutenant Procter, 21st Bombay N.L, at Idoesurabad, on the Bth September. The caner of the sadden death of Surgeon Ledingham, 83rd Foot, ea the 14th, was disease of the heart. The Hon. Mr. D. Bethune has given, or is about to give 10,000/, towards the endowment of a native female school at Gantt& ! What will the richnobles of England say to donation of this nitinificenee, in such a cause P If the hon. gentleman gets his money as easy ma a lord, he at any rate bestows it like a prince.—The Simla fracas has ended in the reprimand of Lieutenant Rose, for, as Sir C. Napier says, not having " applied hie boasted superior physical strength to the defence of hiss person and his honour!" when thre-tened by Mr. Lang, editor of the lllnfussilite se walloper, with a horse whipping. Lieutenant ROM had stated that Mr. Lang bad been drunk at a ball, and drinking " amongst the fiddlers." Mr. Lang called him a liar, told him he would not give him the satiefection of a gentleman, and that he would horsewhip him. Rose seems to have applied for the protection of the police, by a party of whom he was accordingly escorted to the magistrate's court when binding over Mr. Lto keep the peace ! For this unofficcr-like and annan-like conduct, he was tried and found guilty, sad justly so. Rose is said to be a big moo ; Lang a wee bit body, whom Rose might put into his breeches-pocket; but its na the body but the epeerit within in men whilk make the man. Rose has lost his staff birth and been remanded to his corps, and serve him right. lint be is a young and a soft man, and was most probably mit:advised in the affair. Lang, I suspect, had better for the future keep out of his way.—The results of the trials of the duellers and their seconds, at Banda, have not yet transpired ; the principals are believed to have been sentenced to dis missal from the service.—The survey of the Tankaria end Baroda Railway by Mr. A. A. West, civil engi , neer, has been completed. It will cost nearly 150,0001. for the 42 miles, and the income derivable from it will, it is estimated, give a dividend of 9 per cent. Bombay Railway shares are changing hands at 13 per cent. discount. The first instalment of interest from 17th August and 29th Dec., 1849 to 30th June, ,1850, has just been directed to be paid. The Calcutta railway will, it is expected, be commenced on in 'November. Mr. John Torkingtoo, a railway con tractor, who has been here for some months for the purpose . of estimating what he could contract for the lane for, leaves for England by this evening's steamer. —Fourteen of the crew of the barque AriadGe, wrecked in the Bay of Bengal on the 6th or 7th August, have reached Calcutta after enduriug for three weeks the greatest suffering from hunger and thitst and fatigue. The captain and several of the men have not been heard of—it is feared they have perished.—Sir L. Peel, Chief Justice at Calcutta, has been ill. He is about to present a draft act to the legislative govel a ment to recompense those who have suffered from Sir T. Tartan's defalcations out of the unclaimed estates in possession of the Supreme Court.—The Maharajah Dhulleep Singh has applied to be allowed to reside at Futtyghur.—The French frigate Poursuivante has been in dock since the 7th—she will be out again by the end of the month.—The old merchantman Here fordshire has her officers, crew, and stores, on board, and flies the tri-colour from the mainmast head, a rather strange ensign for an English vessel. The admiral and captain occupy the town residence of Mr. Lumsde_ ,n secretary .to government. They are all said to be favourites in society, as all naval strangers of foreign rations always are here.— Commodore Lnshington, comrnandet-in-chief, I. N., has been re ceiving a goodly share of abuse from the Telegraph and Cour i er, and been strenuously defended in this morning's Times. The gallant commodore not long since (in July) discontinued the former paper, which is alleged by his opponent to have been the moving cause of all the obloquy attempted to be east on him! —We have as yet:had only 47 inches of rain! Woe betide the poor inhabitants; before May next there will probably not be a mouthful of water procurable on the island, unless dozens of other wells are sank. Government will wait to see if any charitable rich natives will relieve them of the expenses of the If they do not, then the state must ; but they ;rill likely not begin till March orApril !—During August the deaths amounted to 1,366-350 of which were from obolers.—Major-General D. Barr leaves Bel gium for Bombay today. His tour on the staff hes expired, and he will, it is expected, shortly return to England.— The lit Bombay_ Fusiliers have been highly complimented by Sir W. Cotton at an inspec tion at Poona. A very talented young man, named Deane, a private in the corps—who is said to have contributed to Punch and a Scotch literary journel, and from whose pen several prose pieces have ap . - in a Bombay and a Poona yournal—was acci geentteally killed the other night by falling into a well He was on the point of purchasing out of the army and joining the Times in Bombay.—A rumour re velled at Delhi, on the 24th inst., that Sir H. Law rence, when on his way back from Cashmere, had been captured by a tribe of independent mountaineers. not far from Jima, but who do not own allegiance to the Maharajah. If this be true, he must, of course, pay a good round sum as ransom; that can be all they want. Nothing of the event had however been heard at Lahore, so it is most likely a mere idle gup ; it is to be hoped se goat any rate—An uncovenanted service bank is about to be formed at Lahore ; and the church going community are to have another clergyman al lowed them.—The force from Wuzerabad expect to be removed from that station to Sealkote : the latter consists of five companies 24th Foot, Baldwin's troop, H. A., 63rd N. I, and head-quarters 6th Irregular Cavalry, the former of the 21st, 32nd, and 34th N. L, &s.—Another mutiny and more bloodaheed at Ryder abed ! Here are the particulars : Hyderabad, Aug. 30. Tetley before yesterday we had the nee:pasta end un used aceurrease of &mutiny suddenly braking out at Rum mel Ossrales, sad proceeding to the last extremity. It ap pears thanes two bands of linewsllabs under did eeeee cow :sanders, be had dined two mouths' pay of four months' Its to them la arrears; el the ressalaing two it is not cm tainlaxisois knees he dermadel a remissise of them as Meade a wee et weep while the Nino ressamilisig s en bass, se telethon the payment was merely etas isslausas aisqamd the proffer, what :Mt. sod estssmei Mii day; pars of the oth•T de aling A tt tad that pest were ordered to be paid la = s. Whilm they were bend Pail off, a immat waey aerept th max, am shell ISO ad regimeat et Mkideds in the mordleation tiieWhe Awe a lied caterteleM = 1 of almir body vbe bed been diseharged het month by Shami ng Omsk fame to the deeellifilSd oll PIM to rho PIIMMIt. n _ with Wm their cadre equipmests -"'" ~.___l..7l l = the two rephisate. Bluassool wean his ether milittry Mahon to brisg his IMlnillese,ast la silent the men to premed stuordiap to ago The lieeemikah• refamd W ISM UP thee glisi!kilTsaa.th•untelt esameaumi Y alt knows, bat avid it 17 pates= hasp killed sad 'needed, two or Wei et the dip pee& emcees dem, sad es amel, In the what the Were the Maim A tlematt ahlithaesat Shommeel Omsk aye ham 'Pak too highly Of the enrage mad hcbearaaes of the I I