The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-04 00:00:00

wit ersveos. 01:1T0011111 Km& TM wills he BOWL Ike* Almelo,. Thoomolt, ama ThiSA Mow .91 be moat op tor ~kg, OIL 4. per 0 41.50rt0." To• mai Moisivo.lbs 110/4114 ~ M I$N w. pot EMIL Limo% modo op Mb •0111 Mr moils kr Woe. im oar% r • ••• , ••• ,•: f .44 11 / Liniahlk well ingot, 0.118., norgoog. at" No a. wombs of Oa. . • - The oolls r r Oho Rao Wow third., =Brommot. "few% hootol, ‘,lll to olio OWN Ito Vr aigi i imiz Tho sob lot elbroloar, NoliCittoloo, N0M.0 994 . Ise* owl Aim 'vas •Orolooptoo. op la the mob, NON. 19. • ATM VI LONDON at = bit A • LONDON. FRIDAY. OCTO10444:::. TIR kef exterminates . dors 'ma Off alit' me net Is lnlaid, to nit the views el enteffaird• trims es la alas Whelp astride Ono rbriblOka. lad Wee years ben ado* dopopekirl. lonise sad fever spared has bees ewes away by.* Mamas proem et babied law. HAWN' has fins buy early and late, quacking the pinto* in t sad unwiring the evader's home. Is wide halides labor has actually grown scares Werke of drainage sad sesiamatios thwor for want of bands Moog wages eatable the amseat formerly gives, as longer laden adequate number to resolve Oeu. The stroag MSS are Md. The week have perished. The industry of tillage Is Oohs plass to the eami-barbarees nines, d pas ture. May a proprietor, too late repastent,. feels tint hi Ms bees math the Inetremeat d preartatbig his ewe rein. Ouse rents will not keep him oat of the Ineemband Edda Court. He would fain have the back again. Bat they are ram sad the = llll ol li retribatin judos ladles. that he sad his name mast soon follew. Yet her Majesty's government seem to be of = w ad enough has not been dope. The pees of flags and it is deemed aecessary to alien late it. High rain so lesser Nene the purpose. Thee are ,fill too many of the edger nee and creed to be farad within the hordeu of the had: Sordid for—the fear of liability te the poor law—is sowed ingly to be replaced by sordid gain in the heeds elope of public mossy. Irish landlords to be openly bnled to the Wiens irvana. I s f e y s , u, sceptio ,do sot stars, we are perfectly and will in a very few sentences make the smatter painfully plain. An sat of parliamest was passed last sessisa, far the r . pose el minding the previa.' el the Irish Imprecement Act to the meeting et flew buildiE el the Wad switable he dwellisse gad that kr bearing aid sheltering stook and lam We de ad maw the CHANCELLOR Of the nom= of say ante to ranee the statute through parliameat aim Wee pretense' ; still lamdo we wilt Is Waite that the Prime Minister would ban pouilled his name to be aboard by holies its ethation te a Gomm mem 0 misrelat ing dspeirulatiom Bat beweese it gene 69 peas, the simple flat that yen the alkyd= that it was desirable to aid amildwele and Mow land kids is making peretensat begrommadi be their tataatry, the kgkiaters madam* meats* I. the bill we haw sensed. Is term is ecatathe welkin =r iemitio. Not a phrase mem that woe to wen the hien& of the villa ewe in dame hew of pielimmat of the awls to which it was to be applieL Bat so ammo did it bosons the law el "the land, than its = a rt ad aim was betrayed. Whoa metbrate sem wore mode to the Board of Works foe advances ea the security of the proprie tors estate, in order to build or extend offers or home, the answer gives was, that so aid would be afforded is say ease where ocoselidaties had sot been effected to the extent of M bast too kindred sores. la ether words, a practical decree of outlawry four-lithe of the maantry of the satire kiagdaut is lsanally prosselpted nadir the vies aid noblesse of most which ono would hen bees seared to punka any each menstrese pavane been eves sun tWhat its frames sever hated, and wan will belleve sever esatempleted, hobos impotently dowsed by the Leeds of theTressary. Is tire peefrated jedgmeat of theism sheath( and moping meat, as. kindred one la the minimum Am= which it will tolerate in Inland; and with shareeteris tic coolness it deliberately tarts an sot intended by parliament for the baostlt of 'wormy sad of the people in greeral, to the working oat of its owe absurd and creel experiments in Critic agriculture and Celtic endurance. Untaught by the fearful bluadere of 1847, anabeabed by the recollection of the mimes errors of its labour rate scheme by which We country unqeestion ably lost millions of mossy, whilst Ireland lout myriad. of human lives that might otherwise have been saved, the empiricism of arise is ready to exert its reckless hand anew, and to try fresh crotchet' and nostrums in social economy. In England it seldom ventures on such ranks ; but hapless Ireland is fair game for the doctrinaires, and there is no conceivable absurdity which its temerity and ignorance is not ready to attempt there, that to see whet effect it will have. In its long career of economic charlatanerie it bee e. Idea ;Projected any thing more stupid or cruel than the plan we are ad verting to. It may with literal teeth be said el' it that it is worse than a great crime ; it is a gross blund.r. _ _ _ _ _ ' gerunaisat aids *A k :4.1=4 rsake thus %imp tie► the Ziodatatioi bap. fur %OW t iseerds with,' tie wishes , ke• It I.2AlsOrkt ns" was*" I Th'etl ytist ' tioos . e blarrallis "Wei 1105' if Ate' tottiv• wpm tarns pants . seirossaatiat...— _ the 'appal if the pea* et •a§ liana fliti s t part half; sad it resabis tb' bit stEN *batboy a bill attitude boldly aantol4l by Peas* would ' Is 111110/41d by a putrid Aiwa of Ws iptaarwita salami Walt. The Apiaageommlissis h. I *heat say bastion Meg. •-• 0.. 9.1* essras of tide OVIIIIII9 tiMaidill the tit- MOM of Hon vom fioow 111 - Mai AM of 14.- Bocasrary of State sorb tiory,of Prussia and pmallsat d. tic Odlas of Pilaw of the SO* Wan. A liembarg pore Mann th at tin castral federal esamisdaa wlidlia wanted to guard_ tin parity of dm Chaimmis Osniadaradom, hom addrolood a moil Ito the geonnanta of Peoria mad Austria. imp thus to dans* mention hen Ihm= goversmeat for ohs dammv done to tbro-Olaamt tap 19th of September, at Nolarafardo. - ' , A report; aisationspi in a foram lett e r ling wosid shortly visit Warsaw. is . Some partinlars bare trompired regnant Oa projested law ea the press, whisk is to WO before the Chamber on their Drat sad* Tis law in question Is to smratesds the ha* ardlnmasss against th• pew Peilibei 'Jam 41•11,11mnalistely after the; anal' .4111 the bib don Xis, by Waage. In e f ee i ttri = t h b a2 ri !in sew all raw of ribmna. Fran *mess an is stare to bs triod time/Wang MI ! _nano. and sot be. ▪ plimaellmiels. Moil &Otiosely an advastage, Ihr of allthenstitationaM Bodin the polka is Ingo's *nobly the worst—l would sot risk my wrest anon to get pate their haarliant on the PaMr hand, the penalties levied in tap shape of flare an proposed to b. norsosed. Cases of libel are also is tante pro posal to be pat is tap lam footiag with ordinary press etudees. sad are to' bpi tried bears the conimem law ends of the ocantry. If required by tin pion* the rills pronsoator may vmdsrtake such mess. The law damn a distiostios beings press *son sad proms crimes I the latter are treasonable attacks on the Xing, tap ministers, or authorities. Taw are to be brought Wore spinal proem jerboa as they are tensed, of which ens is to exist in wiry dis trict possessing • court of appeal Pannone* of pest ran is said to have shown that reds mosso aro only cossitiod its larger towns. It s maid that the new worst proposal to snits os each trial sa aqui sunhat of adinary and prom Jaren. The latter will be nominal by the Nun aathoritimp Y the fermsr.lin mast borither deputinex-depaties, teachers in WO mitosis, acedsontiana editors of iv cc besiumbwo, together with all rams w a hor i npassrd risk hat examinations in adminis trative sad legal nation The aathan aid pablimbers of see-periodicals mod the authors and editors of periodicals an to Wald the resposidhl• parties. Ia missy respects this law will, if paned, prove snare than the ordioancee of Jane. It Ina, bower, to appear before the ordeal of the Gumbo% who will, moat probably, moderato its severity. A grist °Wasson of Lakonia and hanters (forstwirthr), persons soquaiated with the mange meet of woods and forests, has jut terminated at Kogiabarg. Upwards of fin handr presses daring tho sittiaos. from 01l parts d 3r a sraseny, from Rana. and from Prows. VaricePlass were dissomsed ge ha se itemoting agriculture ia mon+ Co win* little or nothing was said danog the dimwits t protection to Dation] industry. Tie dillsroat maissof plough' ng, assuring, crop-changing, setrbw, _ragtag, ~tall- f eeding and envy other branch of fanned the sole topes of di,eassioa. Ponevorasso Yd progress are bald to be the best rowan by the landlords here. AUSTRIA. Y.1:EN N 4 ,1 . 11 ."• 2 1 The telegraphic despatches which nailed here last night with the informatioa that Hamra von Redo wits had bees appoiated Minister for Foreign Affairs is Berlin, and that be had issagerated his entry into the Promise sai a Lsistiy irs t i t s ly-wordod DOW di rected %rebut the • • and &Wesel the Elector of Hesse, have a marked ormation. The li breal my ed receive the news as the prosaism of a irlicy as the part of Peoria in the in t:/ o e:san qateums, as they consider the appointment of Vea Badowits lobe a direct deelarstiao of greater hostility than ever to Austria. The Wonderer, the only organ of the liberals in Vienna, mays that Redo- wits is the Hannibal of diplomacy. who, by a daring amok mosses the political Alps, and compele the timid Maine to a decisive maim. The despatch to Meese whichyou will hare reerived from Berlin, is his of the Alp,, bat the Wanderer considers that llsimwits is sot too impetuous, eseieg that Hanover aid Bavaria as, begui to waver in their adherence to the Austrian polic y , and have even sent a kind of pretest to Frau art. At all events the liberals regard the appointment of Radowits as a crisis in the Osman gouda". The oonservatives and government men stria to be of the same opinion; and the Omeerreichinche Correepeadegez, the organ of Priam fichwarsenberg, hem an article breathing nothing bat hostility. Then do net exist the. this of me who maid or would take seek farms se these in whose formation by the power of the crowbar and the levelliag axe, countless families oast be essekked. Were a single meaty parcelled oat, seserdieg to this weeds= ukase, into holdings unties hem sae to be hen. deed awes, or, which comes to pretty moth the mac thing, into teammate mined at from 1001. to 600 L, we say it unhesitatingly, not one in ton of thee weld find occupiers at anything like • fair er reamemble rent. Is Sir Room Psi Vs memorable vision of a Connaught plantation such characters figured, 'tie tree; and in the flippant and foolish pamphlet of Mr. CAIRO, now well-nigh forgotten, the &nu of their 1111Micistion from this side of the chan nel wm faintly shadowed forth. Bet the grand scheme of a City of Leaden investment of money, to be raised ea mortgage of the City tea due, in the depopulated plain of Mayo, haa perished with its illustrious author. English and Scotch ham gone over in cossiderable numbers to look at the vacant lands; but they have all come home and marled their tales smog with them, of how then was little temptation to exchange the ills they had for others which they knew not of. English and Scotch farmers don't understand bow it amid be safe for them to trust their capital and labour to the mercy of • est of landlords, whose principal beset is that they have within the last few months obsoletely made away with the whole of their former tenantry. They are ammitomed to be shorn and shaves rather too aloes by their landlords at home; bat leather& who can sash, a elms sweep of the entire leek when they no baser answer their feasting perpoim,— English mod ilestorb Imams require a deal of coaxing to mid tbenteshis within the grasp of each worthies. Yet these oar Ike men wham the government delight in, and hr whine bush cad reward they imagine that parttime to &rod to vote away the people's money. The Lord Mayor has bawd aids of izoltatios for • itaasoot to be pima in the Igypdembellom Wednesday. tM Ma isolate, to Its* I. wale brims mil the principal Miffbtets is the City of Landes. so veil to the meters, arardno, sad clerks of a malor pest of the My eempanies, and arms' diatirpialted private Men& MusilflCZWlCHAMTT.—Feetrevellbeenaapounds, is swag sod lead, hew been melessli tem is Miami by Miss 1114111811. ea Vak•pim, for dat faints,ve» :—To met sweaty me berm en her mime, is Pinse soor Bartow, is Ow atm ef a ereemet, the *Mee lessee fee m. tbe Umtata, the elate twenty beer tor die ISO et widow., abe art le esespy them Me el ma sad taste, "" Z also to ...ti.. MK • poor dirt of all Mdestism TM widows et nerd M te It.. the payeemeM Om time of military wee. sad, hey, taus ef eisrapsos. Now lost = i tt tesal ehanstur le ecleeted; te le Waft Of hr ElbellAillt by WM armies. The deed le vow sanded 'a Caaaorey, sad att•rovo• of bi s tr o lead Maw .stir. Travois stsofbo Sort , G., sad W. A. Mad:Masa, list., M.P. OZZANGIM HAMBOOL—The spasisestam battier, arbieb Me Me .ewepies bees in same el em a t s metim. new end tt astpsd WAIT li ef er irtit or tab mostli t sod dud b larsedy w moire Alas as tire Mb toot. Wo usauatismittisdia r elm propeo.4 to_ ,iay Meat Aso 17th Jar., ells Imaidsolas stow st 51. OM I [s An y. law, gam% be ballsbuss to soradadis alit the wM et Me kids I O&M wed.—Oraisota Alisreiew. .Is reply a. '71. 4 11 . " ite! eserrielloa, as palm, lib serbority exists ertiherieei to Wirth,* la thri' - • 4.6""a7 74 1 =4 1 : 1 = 441 . te IVO C: ko. '411.l 44 41 OM ii. ~, I', la reply to seriitritlretrlte erataised the pengtept A estrinderVlif 6 entre' peeler eiuntot '6l . Mlp V112016116' at 1 1 Mmaili!aPrOg o f 1142 .tha•stemiirs• • wall of Vat, set Ittihad :die esietenrestear =wave emseekblise .1 elk the. eseseer reply t 0 The serseaueset were 14 view; the etroperetire of the rapresestative ' ' Vise coati not be oosetltutiouellyestelodetl Ms I,tios of sleets Wet is tattooing ea balm tie the r legisleased Wielded Atte& limpt tritlk! this esseer -- the Dittoes OVICIF billeoll4 . - '. I. . ... .-.•1 .• . • ti I ~~A VoiTiir , • . ' ' .4 " 'l 4 :J 1060 k: , 1 .„„, _ l' " I two ts*lnAiriviloo. Amm o i Wrier& uestownobilit.binioratees oissoollei tiorpoekeessi moll esemerestoil to ast ilWil!, GP ikeettirifillitt;;oo l ,VElt taW/ 014: k *V4 AIM ii, beeemesseeleity deb esesieses yeadieetat --- eioillemmenehteb weir et it" t 4 u * etileltV:lc t t i .t i tt i o r letelk " Ewer as firoobeoot sail betelemeticeeteleven et lie* wbes esheullete4 tieedeepi-togethee eritli . "tt lil 'e l 4 firphy - 41,--Am, tiird,. • *Aka till.orom :cfkt ,thCooly girt. i 1 synrige .116•11 n .. A ._.tolitt- trilb a eseerei lees% ree: minoes.iou reported ie hive istwlcelanti 'weal* , *ay.. , flag of: Mob entusiot the gee* I.4ettiliaddr. len eddied' 44: I‘,lloeitiohi tool. W Qineral Val...* *NOW OAPs* Alondolly regatia. *my otteoftbabelessubsrieseeeceee le tbebeeielled with* ..t besegagese; gealeeke_egeriseeeet.. • It woeld INS be edema Impose to -Oa Deril* , to rick erl• neogsgeibost it IbillotatVir * " I= to Imo Um .pootootroo: A* woo*, *lshii the lst poetise:4AM . ilolotota way a lying is expeotelies et efeetlielk ~.., Wart swamis frau Reeilebart •tbe letrpelaig At IhittOtk lilt.) stott tbit awry tbieg **Si: tie NON. 183 N . l_,,ieeledieg At. kero boo or Oootoil to oilistouoilloop le Oho a 4h. Ilitlar, A alight imiVipooloveloor oho tabor limo so Waldo' , waive? kir 'WWI 44 • ,Hoi , • ' 6 'o" t ,t . t =isd r o 6 4 . , 19 Vir e l a t i g e • ad b . bee delve, ashrb, r,WI (ri acts ,y...,,. 1 Q.:1.1 itLi VI ycn JAitiditenDe: bison a —Aka Misioniss, sn ogijolder jog Cl do dientod Omunbus, raiding at*Mt% Ogishigoallint 114111ZI police i n onnitnalg ado gine Itg , „ tosgists:to,ot tom& Tindal oat. Tkii appointed to Melba, 'collo hosts is tieing" onto hr with a sooltor of pima Tle ondsosinioer a zz onion la hoist onsdooted moldings as say, IL Mains N.let Wing oaly as advsols;_. WURTIVIIBKRO. _ _ • The Midgard alietal•esestat ttaisiss sztoe4 ties taavoldarthe Eadaerdbaty MOM y elected ta paws the es . sititatita oesjsoetios the warmest. The @Wisp .wese to have ems mooed ea died* sad the trembete to appear. is Iks espied ea the Mt isit. BAVARIA. A Mute letter data ttat the King Beivarie bad gees to meet the Bawer of Auttrts &hi burg, as the 28th vit. The Xing oil Saxony woe ex pected at Mantels eel the gad Wet , , A Vienna letter et 8•14.30 elates that the &yam had gem to the Vorarlberg to meet the Xiip 11/ • Bavaria sad Wortemberg. r zl, IM .Av g' pee . ii Sistkitskaf, bp twee ifir. of' &now, in wlddi 'Op licblesirlt ad nee Ism wilandimi liiii , The Lag et is eski to be is i tf 'web, will be Attu beat the zees of the he lialsisswi it 'sy tweet, ae tweat74.o. die' . AA Oppietheiss kessil data, that a reolustios to the Reittinere is is insparstisa. Wise. spas thins to setstsete *this twists-6ex hews Id tlig itfeet• the Dui* Inept ine Is ester 111!illIpst•If wow, it they aut. , ' 4 • • 1 ., d 1 , 1 . . has 1ti 7 7 — .1 odi to m i t o : I. oiP 'aiit *Oka lieiLth, •it 0 ,, .„ 4 ,, 14911 ks - -4, : " ~,b4. 'all ..(1 IV :1 lie • , 1 „ la t , , ' 1,. 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'IP TIM itinerzsit document wastil r eil from ono i l in ayilirsit Alpe 2 ttle7 by *Cip Commune , tig. fzertot. to of vutittpg it. • bleier, ' 1 . 4iliedeetinti hid beta pffebed„'ii 'Mmes . ' 1 a We* lisrifiemi nia . for keeping ttio lower , ' ',' . the teetelewe; -40: Il i eat .tieeetwee - of !WA 'Pot 'cad Ihdbilittises,,e,pteos of tope with floi Wool, , moat *tit in it tlelloiti),,:part of 'vista, I have esti, et osW: ffet . Mejesty'e abhisßeintfaoce mad !Mena when . ersaby nts on die 25th of August, or , off Point . Tinrci, appearod to he well over with : 11 4.."TrY.ifflf atm" with kOtrlzitCbitut from wootortedi • PeOniiit vfaiii. tome :it ea ilk. tlit estratne'of thO lifeditsrigativinilaisiclut brigiMil**l working dker tiwarde 00 144tisiis. . " Ai on oLer b• 6444. tii:bn. hrojesti's se:lnfos; aithowir not having been .eapely sant .pt b, Majesty's goveromeot, I deem it, incumbent on *it Minn; thew lordships 0f.540 part thin Tend 41 ilirAlk I lik ile'llearal * 4 ~. h t ••/..• ••, t • Li• L , l :•1 "Ti.. Prima - Albstt IS kraiVesemedlat Aberdeen oo the IVA Aso hot .196.1h010i1, of Jaye ' din; ozporiogolag a MOSIIIIiMig: Wake) . pies, we ' arrived off Caps Femweli : ,on -the 16th met woo whaloo off the. Black Rook, retuning to the math ward, nokhaving hem-able to accomplish the passage ' round lielville-bay. Oa Ma/AA entered the tee NA labp.l • ii t i ii i m ii; m i•v p 6i me on the 21st asine l lPwitiata Jahn B " ill L a ..' The sedan mien' v l. '''''''' aimgaseise bus the rinth• of hoar/ i 0•10 11 111.41006 lbe 21 d met the re. review held iedr . iheicied Baca, he. , minder of the does. of whalers sonnies to, the 1 iik . . 114 to.da . one , sontitwerd. -. •,• • '' inor a , , h sit if • 04 014*fiaa l a FA id e ;17: * Oe.the•diltle , enee , ent Capteis Austiele end 1 ' .41 tho ' " :no moment selected by ,Mr. , Peety's vowels beset in the DM Abeet fifteen , Changarnier ice making his retreat was err twist/ M il e. OD the eleebeeed •of 11A from' this "-) sigeritleant. I deacribed, on the (mouton of time OR -the .9tisamt Almost, we were generally hart modem, the nature of 'the treat given to the tweets •caolatonaitY valariaastaff NO" '" r 7 howl' to ; o baid oo o o f o bat o od d e e t o gnib o t e gt 9 ' nobs, when we .weeded in getting late a lead, and' 2: minima Ohara. The scandal excited by pained Captain Austin within a few miles. Still be. Bbaeal rooor of n o rdo onn a a i re d sp i n ab eam , set ea the 10th, his ships, by the Odor steamer% got memtve as dames id thin sort of military pie-Cie was lath open wawa and were towed pest us in a calm. awed lees thee that which followed the celebrated The Imo mated they "MO again begat. On the which Wet place at the Mpg, b e t as th e 12th the steamers, assisted by black*, faced a pos es toile in the departments. It was known sop through . It being calm, Captain Austin very M the optima of leading military men that int& kindly offered myself used Sir John Rose a tow dear * pens of the kind were highly projective'sl to dint- of the is, "MA we most • thankfully and gladly Bra, and the boopitelity of the President was re- availed oursedne et On the 14th we communicated , anted ,by officers of nice honour u an affront, with the natives at Claps York, who gave us to ceder. Menem it took the shape of I bribe, the stand that a shin answering the description of the Iligerest of all bribes, the Unto The repetition North Stay bad, witness', somewhere about Wester ' o rs similar knob es the plain yesterday b oa bun the bolas Sound. The some evening the Assistance eau slipsl for a Tory general carmaaae of gi a di o a despatched to ascertain the truth of this report. throughout that portion of the reel which keeps up "On the 17th 7 petted company with her Ma e running_ fire against the: personal policy of the jeety's ships Resolute and Pioneer, having previously Elyse'. No doubt there ia some exeggerauaa of the &mord with Grain Austin to undertake the exa breach of discipline us represented by theme organs, nun= of the south side of Leacester Sound and which pounce habitually upon the ads of Loris Na- Barrow's Strait, from Cap! Liverpool to Port Leopold. plisse, and bold up his least deviation from strict Whilst he visited POSMONIOII and Preis San en the prudence as • grave offence. But there is no ignoring 18th we lindens land fin miles to the *esteemed of the seeleasseas of the rebuke ooaveyed by Chugs"- Cape Liverpool, elosely importing the coast, keeping nice his disappearance from the ground, within a quarter eta mile of the shore as tar IDS the sad to Paris, jest at the moment Wollaston Islands. Wham off Caps Hay it was blow =L., when dm sergeants were about to big a gals from the eastward; we therefore found it breath the Campaigns. The butted took place impossible to land to asoeetaie iftbe fuel or /rennet. on the extremity of the plain towards St. Cyr. had bees touched since they were deposited there last The roldiers drew off to the tents, whore they received year by Mr. Parker, of the Truelove. Flom what we 13,000 rations. The officers end nos-commiesioned could me from our deck they did not appesr to have officers were ranged in 80 messes of 12, at 30 feet been molested; the flagstaff .had been Mown down i apart, upon a long line. A basket containing odd 'and was lying ea the top of the oasis; on the outs; etts, cigars, and a doses of chinpogna. which gave 'or western Wollaston Island a notice was left record. the liberal allowance of a bottle to every mu, was log our visit and the disposition of her Majesty's allotted to sack mace, and the names of the offi- ships, &e. , 'inn sad non-oseembelosed damn tomiet the "The gale having nerneed would not admit deer mem Wen writtea flows epee a card. Losi further examination et the cent at this time, we Napoleon partook ef the fen!, oocupyirg a table were obliged in tionorquence of it. violence to stand about the centre of the line, with the general officers , out In the strait, and heave the vessel to in the who ware ranged es hie right, the officers being on midst of drift ice. On its moderating the next day his left. Toner& the close of the entertainment he we found ourselves off Cape York. As it was adb walked down the whole line, addrening a few words blowing swung , I bore sip for Port Leopold. At it le Menden meson and eroversing with inclivi- a.m., on the Slot, arrived of the harbour. but food Gals without distinction of rank. For the coin- Bohan with heavy ice. With much difficulty one : agr -in-chief of the troops to decline sitting down boat soceseded in getting in, by bong basin seen a feed, to withdraw before a cork was drawn, distance over nein It appeared by a , desessen , and make his way took to Pads by the railway, was left at the flagstaff that the North Star had sad Midlmet the Pendent is the oreence of thearmy. If here on the 13th, but from the state of the 110 1 ikoolnies !s 0 00 moo ly eler oo lt ho wi l os e f a or d eoe sy ofringVferootreatithioles, to o s t u tom eab p l t e t to o kod iand t h ho er to p ot rov p itaz io azi r or had Noi4 lef= I but they start every halfhoar, either by WWI everything appeared to have been uateembal ....., theleft beak of the Sena It was clearly sines H.M.S. Investigator sad Enterprise left left Ivies twee simplistic and derisive manger his die. year. As it was intended by the pasties who fitted' I; of **systems& envelop of the soldier this vessel oat that she should LXpaned to Brun wine, and his seam of the breach of die-ford bay and goasetence operatiemellem.that phase, I by scab familiar easpotatioos between °Moen mad* tie hued my way op Paine Bignaleldelle Abeeemaiseiceed 'Son It is keens that the order to offset that • object. As we dretempleiwerds Omelets at the Ryon were mot 'veneered is Eery-bean the land fee gradeally nasfi. off the enagganes 0 the repreesetatkes of Changer- • shore, ennimeeing a little to the southweed of Port Men - es to the danger of relaxing the sub Leopold, cep to within 10 or 16 miles of reeppoiet, eltilllitloo a the troops by etemstre Weirdos when it stretched directly WOOS the idet, aggenally le the noweemse .heinn slows. Bat what this in frost of Port Server. Finding great qematildee m ill broad th e Ael id , reject . medal was Dot so meek drift ice setting up the inlet, and litedy to eiselrlielli the dhdaY of illtal Or MU the eau of with no poet to take refuge lb, I stood oat to *Yin Manam a " the detribatioe of decors, northward, with inteatioa of proceeding down the doom which hems a very sloes and solemn bad. western side of North Somerset. Oa essehieg Me noes el formality et the end of a disorderly feast. node end of Leopold Island I fond thepadt nande• /Leone' eireemetases bee draws lank seen- big from thine acne Barrow-strait, towards the ties, and eves excited a good deal of that entrance of WellingtonchanneL Alter baring forced', darn which the President's formal disavowal oar way through great quantities of heavy drift icy of mops d'sial lied allayed. I mentiond that the vessel receiving many severe neenswee, we got epos eke =nein of eke lest review than was a in with the laid between Capes iferseltel and Herd, .g l meat (the Mad) whin is filing off cried "Vin and moaned the easel as far as Point hes, in the art' Now, it had been settled that this Wellington Channel, without finding any further mimeo should leave the garrison of Versailles for troves of the minis parties, with the =anti= of en Ma robots part of Francis. Marching orders had those already amain at Cape Riley. steady been aommnicatid to it from the War-odes. e Tom bolt of my penetrating to Toe are aware that the ' d Perishing greatly the S.W., eel , from the heavy ice fa preferred by roma the higher pay. and other that dimities:l" hi& to Priam Beret's Inlet nkitives, the regiments teke Why turn. The 62nd The appearance of Metes being moth the sent with had already been in Parse three years, from 1842 to no port to Milt ie the vicinity of my future spew' 11545; it was among the eldest d these in the too, I was most refeelsedy obliged to efee rti z i th y e division. tat Thee wading could be fairer than idea of remainieg its than regions, more pm that it should make way he another regimert. But utile season was fast advancing when the ice begins a regiment which wise " Vivo l'Empereur r is more to ; and I know from Moines if this vessel useful at Paris than at Lille. Hence the orders were was one erosive, these woad be no chance of getting :sennteramaded, and the Mad Maned at Paris, while out agate, web, bas so power to bore through it. 4th, a regiment ertdsh Ed not cry at all, or cried thsreibre detention, after meet mature considers erdy a few "Vies le President'!" has been sent to tin, to rebut to linglasd. On the 27th I ran into Me, In place of other.: . Hardly Bay, sear Cape York, and landed a notice with As I nits, M.. Poked* .is. ridieg on au ankh, lame Forbien. Bedsee our boats could get on beard, swim& bon *balloon above the boulevards. a gale commenced, with a heavy sea, which nearly Mansigas Framed has arrived in Franco Lest drove no on shore under the Cape. On the 291, I ci . ,71:443k7 i , - . -- e.- , officer. ,Feril'a•ilit Oil the' nbdec Ty t axt e _ r; „ ais ell TiPost nd Matto tr rretaam = , llllo4oo, ramp lettp4te bet t i t:eitl hi le !Ad temhdatedentlon. Site eiot. - Bache, Ithad ema 'dial aptedOrktAtAgOart,wotti Med ed the mate party. ,Iltre is pe not thlitit supply of provisions sad fuel ,Oet Sipe r. , ' State Illtb Aloud RMY hive ruined the north charm 'it Lessen thai liati3lllo4lrii gilraile, without mettior 'WO m kt pilau ttsees.. . . . • - ci l iptop gmmompep: imptemia to Cape Retham and Cape Wenat to search of cvsligs94444ol,§KJ9lln Fteoklim's a ,iteattiati:•l ' _-- . • ~, Dated em Wad' bele Refeiffihtgetio'Weistanee, off Cape i • ffteilly, the 23016 Amitst, SSW • •., •• -.0 , ''• , . ( 84gss dj • • .RRASMUSARRANNEY. , 0 The Aker deer Jeers& of Oct. 2, has the following in referent* 30 the arrival of the Prince Albert at that port:•— The Priaoa.Albert, Osennawder Foritytb, arrived 'bete, ► bettworm eight and nine o'clock lase night (th e FA se*, „tied briugs some important pence. in additioa . tko intelligence brought Ay t h e orth Star, and which are contained in the follow. fug statement, kindly furnished us by Mr. Snow, stewed innommand: • Commander Forsyth did not call at Port Bowen, as by bees stated is the -amounts brought by Captain Saunders, U. attempted twice to land at Port Leo gdiiltat waa , prevented by the ice, over whi c h hosts had to be erbragged. When there, he met 'the Anurrioan brigantine Advance, and, in company litthebero went eves to Cape ,Hurd, sad up Barrow a Straits. He then preeeeeket to Cape Spencer, at Wel. Unreel Chantal.. Here there wen a great deal of ice, 'B'one op on the • 25th August, when Mr. Snow was sent to Wales Cape Reilly. Here be found the Advance, which was aground.. Mr. Snow found trace' me Cope Reilly a five ce six ten!', or en. campeneets, which -from certain peculiarities, he knew to be theme of avers& in her Majesty'e service. He feetad.that the Aseeishaeas, Captain Ounuantey, bad been at Cape Reilly two days before. Mr. Scow states that the trams of the encamp. 'Monte of n Veleta in her Majesty's service were eel lent.. The seamen who were despatched from the Assiseanoe to examine these remains found a rope *ith the Woolwich mark, evidently belonging to a 'vessel whidi bad been fitted out at Woolwich, and '4,lthels loan probability wan either the Erehue or the 'Ttivreci Other isdieatioas were else found, which 'lltiowed,that some vessel had visited the lilacs bestdes the Assistance. Mr. Snow lefc a notice that the Pritneohlbert had called off Cape Reilly on the 26:11 of depot.. • • When Mr. Slow vaterned on board, the Prince Albert bore. up fro' Cape York, on the eastern side of Prince Regimen Inlet. The is extend, com pletely screen tree land to land, and quite blocked se the passage down the Inlet. On reaching Cape York, Mr. Snow again went on shore and foiled a main of stone, , but so traces of anything lie left 'two cases of pemmican. As it we, perfectly obvious from the elate of the ice that the object pf the expedition—the explore thin of Prices Regent's Islet, and the passages con necting it with thevestern seas—could not be carried - into effect, Commander Forsyth resolved to return to England, and the Prince Albert then bore up to the eastward. Commander Forsyth landed at Possession Bay in the morning of the 29th of August bat nothing was found there to repay the semi:insti tuted. On the Ist of September the Prince Albert got into Pond's Bay. Mr. Snow was again sent on shore to make an examination of tour points of land there, but on none of them could at/ traces be found of the objects of the search. They came out of Pond's Bay on 2nd September. There was no ice to the eastward, nor on the whole passage homewards from Wellington Channel. The Prince Albert his explored regions which have seldom been reached, and has had a splendid run on her homeward P asia "' With regard to the positions of the other expedi- Boos, when last seen, it may be stated, that on Anguat i Pth, when the Prince Albert was between Cape Spencer and Cape Lines, in Wellington Chan nel, Mr. Snow went at noon to the mast-head, and saw the Assistance as near as possibla within Cape Hotham—Penny's two ships, the Lady Franklin and Sophia, were in the mid-channel—tire American brig antine Rescue was close beset with ice near ('ape Bowen. These were the only vessels to be seen there. Thelntrepid could not be seen, bat she was doubtless in company with the Assistance. The ice war very heavy, and extended all round, from Prince Leopold's Island to Cape Farewell, westward, so as to prevent any peseribility of reaching Cape Walker ; Cape Hotham might be reached with difficulty. In Wel lington Channel there was a great deal of ice, but it admitted of passages being made, in which the ships were working; and Captain Penny was pushing up the channel boldly. Captain Austin, with the Resolute, had the Prince Albert in tow on the 16th of August, and carried her to the entrance of Lancaster Bound. They then parted company, and did not meet again ; but it was found that the Resolute had been into, and had ex amined, Possession Bay on the 17th of Angust. The Pioneer had been detached from the Rs iliac, and was proceeding in the direction of Cape Walker. Th. Felix, it was understood, was to make for Ad miralty Inlet, and the last report of her was that she was standing to the northward, Bir John Roes being in doubts whether he should not return to England. The other Americas vessel, the Advance, when last men was ashore near Barrow 's ßay, but was ex pected to be got off. The Prince Albert has accomplished muck daring the short visit which she has paid to the Arctio Regions. We have already stated that she has been in the Wellington Channel, which has not often been explored, and which Sir James Ross failed to reach. Bba has also been at Fury Beach, a point not reached by any vessel for nearly twenty years. It was, how ever, utterly impossible to land there on account of the ins. The whole of the coasts et Mt.'s Bay were also examined, but no traces found of Franklin. As to the whalers, the Prince Albert brings no intelligence which has sot been already communicated to t iro :te Arlie, by previous arrivals from tue fishing The crew of the Prises Albert, as well as those of all the oh* of the expedition, have enjoyed good health and spirito in the important enterprise ill which they have been engaged; and have, in short, Mt no want hitherto but that of success in the object of their search. THE INQUIRY AT THE ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY, WooLwicz. In the Express of the 2,4 October, we gave peblielty to the fact that an inquiry hod been in stituted at the Royal Military Academy, 'Woolwich. into the trondned of certain pupils, which inquiry had restated in the eiqmktea of several youths from that establisbanw t The oor respondent who furnished the information in question added that the Rev. Dr. Andrews, the principal of rah ran I from whisk seep of the pupils had wood to ti's Military Amdemy, "had been diemiss(d for nettled of dory, in not tithing prompt star to couch the evil when it Mat beams known to him." Wears now informed that the steeenest, se it as Dr. Andrews is concerned, is Wounded, and we Mem therefore to correct it. HOLYZOOD PALACE.—" Measures," says the &lin- Ineglo Adoertiter," are In contemplation for the extension tithe pounds around the pelvis, and plans for this purpose will be drawn up and sabiAttcd for the Toyed approval. It is said that me hams of the proposed Sheridan. is the eon- Arminian of a new *strew from the Abbey-hill to the and Holyrood-park, rear the present gateway into Z ffie ;arden at Holyrood. It is hoped that the proposed ftlrewatteas win be effected before the period for the return of the mart next year, so that the pm , nt intention of her insjesty to hold a levee at the ancient palace of the Scottish sovereigns may not require to be departed from." ' . C ' . S t I TIO. t " TH : 'XP•:. = = ',' ° PAlvi : 1 ' 1:4. t , ?` , • ' i ‘l_ l _b," ' B PJAXII BS4 AIit- ... ; ,1. • ' A '• lIN if AO 7 1 , . ,7. , 7 , u 4 .4 4 „. 0, t 4 , : "_, .. . ~....„„., ~,1 7, ..= l „,, . !„,„„...... sk. 7: 4 - ... ,7 1 . 1 C 81 :7 . Z, 1! . 1 •".- r -" : , , 1 ' ' • 77. " : - , :,.... -• la.:, , 71 . i. "1 . 71 , .:, . - . , 114cil !milled . lb!) western_ en i14 .414 0f *s t o w , tra . nee to Adted. • ;.e,• GBICMANR -x ; _=" ,: ... w . ••,•••••4 . 0 , 1 • ._ A 4 , 4.. . . , ~ line ,tl. WY twee hem La "' 1 ' " 4 1 10 ' er , , • ' dla wlt ri r e fell at is mg with sh rhe e Nt°orthciaell"Starcillorhao7l cifairoußniadhi'hekhadeaPPliiltiaelt ea.. 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It is, Indeed, a nest &rigorous precedent; hr. by reestablishing the power of the deeres of the 2ilth Inne, 1832, every. coostitution may be abolished, the liberty of the pees fettered, and, in Lot, the whale German movement for Medan and nail pot down is the most absolute way. The Diet, as the Assembly of eleven sitting here is pleased to call itself, was Wialli1116011• in voting this decree, as it well knows that Prussia will oppose it, and they are ell gaited in the nest anti-Prussian ma i animate. .The Augsburg Altifirmins Zedsas9 betake silent, foe it well knows that in opposing thugs sitar sues it would be prohibited is Austin, when it has more than 9,000 subeeribers, and the Bavarian mildewy Inlaid promoter it immediately, as it bee already date with the //Mote. for speaking oat openly. At a late sitting of the Diet the ritillegiew of the pesos with Denmark was approved, though not by the Assembly as snob, but by etch govereamat gaps rawly. However, if Denmark obtains the ratibes tioss will ogre very little for the 'node in whisk they are obtained. As for the other proposals made by the Danish plenipotentiary, and partkalasly for the dissolution of the Schleswig-Holguin army, they have not yet been accepted, bat will come utter dis cussion when the long-expected memoir shall salve from Vienna, where k is being writtss by a notorious enemy of Germany. Baron Pechlin, a Dane. The Puma= chine d'aftaires to the Elector of Hems has quitted Cesel, and is reeiduiglor the re sent at an hotel in this city, to be at eau in the neighbourhood of the Elector and the Wailes= at DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. We hays advice. from Rendisirs die Md. At the date of our yesterday's despot* two of the I enemy's trenches, with 14 guns; Lad hese takes, and the city was shut in. Subisquently, Gel. Von der Thee seat a ossessge to the Danish ea ceder ip Friedriebstadt, Col. Latoui du Pin, suopmeelag him es surrendsr. A rebind was the answer. A mooed ' lasesesp renewed the summons, and gave the Danes till 2 p.m. of the 30th to resolve on their 0011fS% A second Wesel was to be punished by a renewal of the bombardment. The commandant still refusing, the fishleswirliolstein batteries wombs re-open their fire on the let, at half-pmt 7. It wee the 6111 butte- Ilea that leek the two tremeass with the bayonet. The 24 ems were all speed t two, however, had bees keseght into play sided the former possessors. A allitaisodent, writhe ea the 00th alt., says : Mt .fight was comemensed w Calay swan by ,tbe mew ef our Wide *Wei ftwe the able to F gm-beats. riedriebetadt by the seseasse Reed.- burg. The first shat MI shoat a quarter to 8. Till 10 o'clock the Meg was carried oa by Arm of the -best', the fourth having get as as the hitting side, seas to he ddo we. Lest. Abea m". of the Itairkibar yr, as seamed steamer, at- I *Opt to get do let beat off, amidst a shower of has; his MIN rad^ benrever, so hr damaged by Me enemy's id di he was compelled to with em Tidiest*** amemplisbed his object. The . de stake We he a seised boat 011 the dread t it I tem harem, out of mesh of the Danish guns. At kalf-pest 10 the battery at Christiansen opened upon the enemy% works. Our artillery soon. silenced the game which the enemy had posted on the Eideedshis, bed a seems fort was destroyed by the battery, ander Captain Held. Oar riles mowned. to ',aka - a 'Sort distance of the Danes, and piked off embers who occupied the tops of the heerie, the beaks of the canal. &a After the Meet het ea the assesses was token, the ist sad 2nd Fof the nth battellin advanced to attack the elose tithe blesheesse, however, the enerny's became as hal, that ea beeps wove net imm• - Safely able to aseinglidt thee ailed, and `Wed, baying lost 40 men, besides Lisseesent Apsi, Mee *bile two tempsnies el riles. wider Captabe Shoe sing, had armee& the Ides in boats, same to the 'westward, sees Wellness. look Tomei( sad Oar flag, and made the Dame prisms's. The latter were tlareaght icto this fortress this marning,staret 41,then Id awe, with 2 deers, Lismesants Baron Wild. Wiel-berg sad Women. The Danish (b Bald fell is defending the village. The men to have surreadared without meek resistaseh "A number dear heavy gins as ported serehltest of the city, so es sompletely to aornamed the remssa akettises with Hans, so that the enemy eon neither retreat oar receive mom in that lerectim. Five homes are teaming in the city. General Williams stands at a abort diseases with the reserve, is ceder to be ready to meet any troops seat from the north to raise the siege. The Dodd garrison of Fredrieh dadt wedded of 3,000 men as the morning of the attack." Our owe correspoadent gives the following a.- NUM ei a h r ettie ardor the walls of Frirdrichetadt wa s rdecided, according to the latest advim from • g, which mach to noon of rte Ist inst. Frets the various menet' which have come to hand, it ap- pears, as was dated yesterday, that General Wiuiese HESSE CASSEL. We have advice. from Camel and Bockenthist of the let. A compary of life guards has just marched bees Hanes into Bockenthim, which had be.. with in* military Niece the withdrawal of the Prairies temp. A reseal redistribution of the troops for the purpose of carrying oat the new editions., was takisg plow, At Oared, the sew oanimasair-lweidef, General Harm; had published the proelametion whisk we give below. • serrespoudent writes, on the let:—. o Oar ems mnader-in-chief has ban very tardy is showing him. fill la his saw 'bander I this, however, I. Lateral me.. 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