The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-18 00:00:00

r . O Vie ErPreoo* 017 . 7001N0 NANA a+. ..o. kr Blida Net Ameries. &may awl *a 17shed ileiese will be made .p Oh we ek& 000er 18, per " Ceeimle," he Swim ▪ ieslis ler Oibveler, Naha. Grwee, lhe leeks Crews. lark, awl Mow eis likerheagere. lalls 4 fe l Ma so te-mortee maim 0.t.19. The erns via Neneillie. 5. die Kellioneerea, Cellos, Wis. liespLereg. will be- aide up ea Jr main 0 00. IN. TM eleile he lades, ligek, mad Geseller will bt wele ✓e la OIL 27. The mills ler 11000. e.. Mesh% sad It liblemet (Ow le Yeas), OMB Lou" sad Aseeedes, wiil is seek up IS the waft ./Ott.b.r sl. TM mks kr Nods. 011 be ark upes New. 2. ?be milk kr the Vat left% Yeesesele, Nee thurds, ttndllollo 011 be imie eeller. 1 Tbe nob ke die leas, NM Seems Arle. till be walk up lbe diem. 4. Tbe at Nerraweek leedere.. Neese, .ad Jereiel, chat, ea Paw, will be milk op on Nev. 17. MOM WATER AT Immo mums. Eat -IftwOß. M. li A a qTmwo. ER. Ws. masw—limlos, M. WE- lINIMIBM. Lli. Wil. LONDON. PAID 47. OCTODIA 1& Tam sea corm sad thew which straggle to restore alsolatiem is bigots: l= is Indy. sad ribs ebb way tly reassumed the le= dile ematry to emit redoes idsm sad ham aide with relent smosbeisalt. bury mamma% reach them ropier all Mc beim thriving. her angler!. Mr teas sea heavy; pleas andgetags see sot omsopolinell by the arbtoorsey ; sedi elleshie 'Was is displayed is managing the desactes mad shniehlendve conduct et the Mate, imperdermt for say ime. sot of the slos. Interfere or tl epos bigmouth. dab is the languor' of the name, sash of the Chroaele,evels even ot tho Mobs. If any am thinks dui 119 fraa inc., the basis drawer he this country, is unardly distributed ;1f be imagines that the bar des 4 taxation bin consequence made to fall on the inderblessend sarepreeented cluses : and if, to seek a sonedlatiesal remedy for this, he stabs those hob to an assembly, and elisidatse them—the pi triotio individn4 whoever be wry W. in forth with muted as a political agitator, or rue intionie. If, indeed, he !meld be a man of great eloquence and intellectual power, so as to b 3 enabled to carry a greet audience and a popular ;arty w.th him, then the trimming peen will respect and cajole him. If, on the contrary, he be a man of plain sense, end calm persuasion, dealing in hats, sad exposing grievances too old, sleet t o bays anything o original . them—ob.!then they stop hit mouth with the Mend of common-place, and deny him the right of speech, unless he can show himaU to be a man of genius. The Globs carries this last plea of exclusion farther even than its contemporaries. Because, in its opinion, the elation at the Reform Association cannot main a spec Ai of the mme average talent as candidate cables( wasters, the Globe would interdict them. The Hasse of C mimeos, according to the Globe, is the incarnation of ooliticrl talent, and to open debating or deUbleat. lag societal, independent of that house, is at once, it would seem, very puerile and eery dangerone. We beg to differ with the Globe altogether in Its estimate of political talents. Never, we believe, did the aristocratic class d;splay a more marked want of w e nt thin at present. Never was their oratory more empty, their influence as commanding intellects more nail, their talent and remain as party leaders more contemptible. There is, in fact, bat one species of eminence in the House of Cimino.' (if we except the news of COBDEN and DISRAELI), and this is, official experience. The Ressmu and Gain, OLADSTONZB and Gasseas, treat of most topics pertinently and well, but solely by virtue of their long apprenticeship and experience in office. It is this that gives them ideas and weight. And, independent of this, we do not think any one of them of greater avenge ability than the members who sit behind and in front of them. And yet these men and this class have had and still pos sess excluiiee privileges. The long standing moue. poly of power and place by their families end dart, allow and incite their youth to study polities from their early days es a profession. To such studies able men of other classes tense late, if they come at all. The uniursitin and every educational insti tution in the ciuntry are framed in their require ments to attract and admit the aristemactio clan, and exclude the middle one. No wonder that liberal and popular constituencies Gad not men of talent to represent them. What they trot demand in their representative is, that he be of their ideas and their obis. There are men of high intellect there, but who do not want to leave honest trades and professions' for either the, to them, gestalten' or mercenary caner of politics. Politics is a partition for the upper class. Were a middle clue man to choose it el such, the Globe would stigmatise him as en agitator and a trader is politics. When the Gli.he therefore states that the Reform Rill has failed in throwing forth West, sad that the middle clue representatives are leas tolerateddal the upper ones, it tusk's both a comparison that is ms fair and as amnion that is untrue. England, however. in its present state, doss self want a DESIOSTHENES, it on even do without s Ream The wintry has got beyond the sentimmlel Is politics. What is wanting is to ham the Sat end the fit capacities in the places sniped Is *se. Lord DALHOUSIE and Lord Onsmerala Mehl& very estimable and talented pen ; but in so sneer, save our own would such men be appoiattd it tits mere strength of their birth and social position teradde over railway boards and couccits of eau awe. The great halt, we fear, with the paused government is, that its composition and its appoint. mints are what they-might have been one hundred years ago, when landed property, birth, and connexion made esameighthe of a man's consideration. The world has chard, but the whips hove not *hanged. They mew and then t - .ke up a middle class me is se Lre capital in times of difikalty ; bat is a calm e l resent they are rt Una as aristocratic clime as if they were the miniaters el CHARM the thanth. Parliament is ao eh .k upon this.—no, not eves the Hoses of Cearsoas al the Rehm Bill. Fre in that Hone of Commas dee fa all to an Interest and ea at eat bitterest and a set of idsr which are an the prepeaderaat ours in the wintry. It is. thwart% isr - the advantoge of parlia ment itself, ae of the hastry, that thin &saki be farther reforms, ream that would Wahl& avian, sympathy sad *gainsay buttress the Mete iiparlia neat and that of the raties o betwiss the fie, the =s, the was% the We it be& The Esse al with its kandraga tante end Ile maim 4111Mhite utter wanteelshereervisieliusties, will se tared: primal' in Antihuman. lialfast will the time under is sot the prat ef the pith or el the Riddle =but the sire sigma - of bier plaid or textile. The wily Way that ass din ease =int a wane nut as rasesiadia, as of thirtieth thanks& We dew that the tof nieslitione is ne hey task. To week them up to eatawhis ; aad aghast leads le ise dsager3 to kesp them wall -behaved, harass, amt societies, Is swabs danger. Thee are than, however, whir they suet go on quietly, tleup their organintiga and sliest Messes i seer dm' theywill bow to gauze the saws of those, whose sale political desks fa that the people of all weatrise should give in thee resignation, sad that the skein dames skald stick to their banns% WAN Me huh used hereditary places= to "ma is they will, sad to hisser the Rhin money au they list. This, hewers% snack be the view, pargase, or Wenn of the middle sad indastrices shines, whe end sot indeed le hires sip's% ar eves *ni b tat who mat held together, =Wand ash ether, gad have gene nude of interennauthellis and ergs- Westin, whisk ether ohm's largely ingiey to the'* tenths aid sadialifid advantage. OUR voyagers are returning. Like a colony cI nobs winging_ their way homewa r d a t th e approac h dnightteA Eaglish continental travellseu, slowly and Matelily wend thei r wa y over E urope towar& their nests at home - 13111M &pyres& of the dark days of our six mantes winter. Nolte the fog, that thoroughly comatinetinnal Brithit festitatiae, there is Sulking rib " home" is KU mews sibr dL Our own &nide, and the planer of grwraWleg *mat, is, in dark and drew Namable; yrs,* $ Gillis es s a y inlay arhi at e wv. ----, limh essay and viper to the tasks aaa seas the duties of exlitame. If hie pores h Wisiewhat lightened, doped ea it his salad leJ his bas of *Wight is elowitml. NO Owes Le h ' g ra embalm, with less abed beds at Ills Mgt sail be mere el . the tree Vesta ' wryer whit* aWO wad= ltC / likely le . sad width the contacted Wee . et tub he Bees& aniveedire too bed surely foe- L .. ew it may Ge bY with the said ed it wawa' aoquintaaso W r ZeiT sal atlas WA Wader to one OW& illissese to him home I Maya bay hand is pa leg that hems in order he Me more egtasabl• mil' tills. Shatters are awl miaow are skew Mit the bright bars et hei gears are rejesdig Wr imam ederements sod to do their alter doll. seamy a Are is in and abirhsea *lima ell h l / 2 sexing; gad many& eye grows =as the hoer draws neater Ow traveffee's . Willis, b *Masses I Mimes to him hem Oa soma list be pate his foot itia.the free British shore. Ne—iea- Merl That mitoses really a Me. rembibeesee ; it jars apse the reeellestim Te l l s a i r forgetta t that the travellset impriseiews sr the * British shoes" are wally asiddair bet Mw._ Elem postal Imo _about Hie troedent g e r 7 l Z Bella diem dm beel&seamiteweethe well knows to bee dim= the imeglitedea allrwlds roy degers aik b : i Wa i a° rlia lli rli l i r Lida bemitalg a l a Of wise = r on the shims of aging witheat mallelag that. of all the shores is the laid to lead gos. it is the least tree and the hut Tow sewage to lead ca it without hales =llO as smoent of annoyance, iseivility, sad petty= der, quite unknown oa say other shore in heinimaws. Lad in America: in the Bay of Now York or half way up the Delaware, a costom- loose dies antes on load the ship. Your baggage is Milled hem below the takes his plea at the side tithe weed, ass that it is peaseager imge, ask' you if there le aay thing " taxa - isle, mad ea year »o*g is the awake tolls them " to alai them WO moveables over," sad Whig expectorated upon the demit, 0 gesesse an sew =Win to feel yourself aha paw.* Lad in At Calais the Meaner takes you to the rail way statism. The douses is attached to it. Um *geese is brought to the castooshosee, without year having the least trouble caneersiag it. If pa whit it examined yon open your portmanteau, which the marcher looks et, fastens down for you, sad panes Latently. It you are going further, either to Paris sr to Bream!-, the trouble of the march maybe pea pima wail you reach either destination. Tan have gay to declare where you ere ping and your log- pp is booked with yearn; eat on, sad m ass& ea arrival either in the capital or an the frontier. At any hour of the day or night this em mihratios is made without delay, or charge, or is esevalinse. The inspection, indeed, is not only ma ilea with the Want civility, but every assietsam le aided to the traveller in making it. The win- Ilea le asesseery for the state, but the officers of the elms haw that it most be both obnoxious and bison- veaset to the traveller, and therefore they seek in every possible way to lean his Doable and annoy- anos. Cross any of the continental f-ontiers, and dram with what facility and promptitude the imam duties are performed. Bare, indeed, are the hilimato is which the traveller can say that his andegrose a " search." On est ,ring Germ= Belgium, the of Natal of examining baggage at Ms railway station at Aix-la-Chapalle need not detain the voyager beyond the time Deemsary to open the portmanteau and fasten it down again. The lame o , the return into Belgium at Vermin& The Beigian km not the polish of his more polite neighbour, the Meer of the French dower, bat he at least treats the travail., es a gentleman, sad AA Whim him of amoyasse. An imbue ie. emeed only last moo of a ha*" tag of an English gentleman, his wife,sr ffx daughters, with carriages and servants, Lavelle/ fits earth el Germany to France, who wore mar -cashed allsipsa Asir journey. Toe large a party anemialles wield bare been namemm4 tomtit-- mme. Os= at the Belgium beadle they so- the officers tint thaw wmaresirvaili 11 16. 4imi be vary civilly respendisal that he ehamli. leave the tit et examining their honey to Me Preece es their arrival there. In casein an Austrian frontier, where the new of the aughme is said in Germany to he beyond thet of say oils Ratios, the civility or the tame, sp: Wally teas Emlisti traveller, is marked. "Are xis, a traveller for *awe ?" eimmeded a " H. 1f.." 10 1 cur of a resent English voyager. " For plasm sad information."--" Good : Have yes say Warr P'' 1 1 " Not a plea, or nee" "Prey don't let me giver& the trouble of descooding : it is quite nawsemily to , sundae you leggsge." Ia Paris Um mail train mines between four God Ave in the wining. There may be a hundred pia* Is it and a large quantity of heaps,. The amoebae into a waiting-hall — until the - ewes& They are then ias:ted into the ism. The ezaminatioa is little Rae than and the delay rerel morals a quarter of an hour. A pester is in read m oe to wheel the effects to the station doors, and to assist is putting them on the veld& which takes the traveller to his hotel No THE RTPRESS, FRIDAY , OCTOBER 18, 18b0 FRIDAY theseisd costisestal expel= Mir *.• lereg it • " gait s ''.. 1 rUt e g t ' ! .$; FRANCIV... '' ' light te fell et Beam is ,„ •„.. ee . r .,` , sod eneglere begin be sihs r OM". . ...` r i a i ''' , A 0 #/"., v i llibluk. : i lL me PAltik TAO eSIIIAT Z*llo. la • el ~-•• . ao what direst reed hese swarm • 1 , have takes Oise d ''''''"*.' fir es ' wig s --7 Pore•• Yost" The TM real f Owe Is , 4 0 . a the krediag Beigrethe es re the whole mos& ' allut , • teemelefece• ' prelargsdea et the President'. powers. verge dews the le ***-- 'ir tea d *bee Pet , .A . et Il l elkolette sad Barrier an meld to he favourable to a missy eteeth-best es s nesdey. The pier , a Musty adze ego 1- the lietter lal this priest. 1 . vU travelled fet che = 6 l l V til V d r•T?" 'le • ht is the eves- ' in tal -mores ' 4 filredidin et Oeicenit Bah, bend of Clekeril self &moldy • . "st• • stalVtar the risk of gamma of brigade, tor the tithe, booms almost a @elegy of Ileglieh, leg the Oestethe se aft". "Y . e e :ramie& .by _the Mositeur derAmis., wag Aim es their - wag- threegb i illk se ler Weil If yes-wssi pierbesparges sothhiller,a is „ tea en the Bay et the ilyiiw as lig a Way. QM% iteAt cotthel—braven more so =kr it. That li iretrserbeity W stifitirget thee! TOO WP IOI 7 1 . 111111. 1"" iii kr el ' TM Moniker eentathe a decree dividing the awl Aril to i n t om ort imi l a r ' hires alliod- u 01 4 deer , 6°l rte aell elgeeti m e et Anima odo Beim tate het nations, foe the setheril is healh, Impend bi is Alis Asps d • pieftrdirs a Ales greater impel& onside's,. ../ •//... 5... u. ~ SNIAV CI bin weft _ With 111 it eldlie dltzt "a e leillue biliblohl 4 it 1" The Ooh ethittem of Parmesan* held be meal _ . . .. sharp is meads }elitism : swaythisi is done wits &vat& aad with How different all this tram the reoeptioa wig& awaits the voyager oft landlag ea tie shores al Msg. laud !Whather lisarri!es at Dear, at FAWN% ar fitatkwall, be will bit te ind amtlymill• ad twines isi he will be baby If Is la set alibis wiled te extrados. Bums Mat be es• diet et wall, as a friend dam dame te sat my bag ago, atter a had range his fiat- Imam or Hamburg, at ea mit her ea *MN morniag. A amiewhemo Mime 881811 la Irmad of wadi the kepis to ha mimed es shim hie fad sot is to Odes diwit the befalimp Oa saris, ha talk you that it is too sheirie manias anythi, and that yea meet wait till 8 *desk. Bight Oolosk same aM emus. At ttmt some porton same sa a = o r ses lissia *el to the Mud km 7•• me year marled to a warehouse. Tea am told dm naminatlea will mamma the asamat all die thbr are loaded. Toe m hem you Mast the white wet dm the deers to era, :talc arcades minis. The dear palm to 10 ma. to 10. A rums mom yogi that as it is /allay making will los amedasd alter tea o'clock.. Tea begin to het sazioes.. Tom kiosk loudly at the Mice dear, whisk is gated belt Mats by ems me who *lamb that you 0 will sat w maidag_thet mime therm" The dusk pairs to 10 Masks Is 10. AI Ws masmat tho lam partmeafeii trim the lammiestise been Israllad la the mmeoess. lbewsmimmetheetdiia Se esd are tralssid. Toe hays bora. Ia they an disdpetsd, fit the sass dam tar end • clerk, polies his head from Worms the that It is "too lata ft4 ta berg fhb. tc day, sad that they mast all me dews Om cm the feliawieg sera log (M 4 1 0 07). Essamaltrame is of no avail: Gads are matistsd, aid scamsOgag more thus mattered, bat are obibmsly eeieta orsble.. Airtime% sad bra& yealswile t has Bleskwall Wasik " Wig the le at teals hire apar the boor et dials, swim o has be diutralsre Won you rembilleidedas. yealsed at Folkastate. Tree my be, from Pans to M iamb tha Wks aity with allPe L Toutto Ss 1 p.m. tads from Ma s sed smite* 11 •41roie irme for the boat whisk lams atiaLelook Minot. *my Unity you am &wire ilea Med as For a tams charge the Yaw la by as omnibus, expressly and "al the purse, direct from the station to t h e boat, without the passwirr haring the trouble even of looking foe plisrio.lit cworything die met ge se the tiesinis smehmess" It ameonsist only ea lat•bsz Yoe opsa that aid almehaildisato" Well." marks olliserifiyon mast was/ aid has la bad with yes. It met go to Mm Arse, and you can get it it the % am • am. I 'to d.r . you exclaim it thipair. " m e t, sir " sties sane eft at Ez.„,„ , i . . sir. pi:Woad VISO Ida and el °Mario And to Pavilion you are illecod to gey mordiris of maw. aid ate =sold at mpg by a wry peel malt poem, wham yea end Iftlim the asessi gllsil or. and who limes yea thot thi 0~///ill milesati ere must Metier at Polositsse, aid Mails that nay alteratioa would rim is. beta; mil that *swam passages ern adte mressonablo in exposes( begs to be iiime at whit a member of the Hence of Omni= ealls " that late hoar of the eveaM." . • We have inalted nobody brows bow sway husked thoessad twaigeste to Zeeland nest year. Navies witassad ems sow= dimmable isprooden imis 'es mme of ewes strangers sr their Am Strodelaks to an Relish =tow bailee, it Gears to us that one of the most mential thimis to be dome in esnairera with the royal sommaisma is to moderate the rims and lamas* the foollities of that very motional lose teem. If we do mot demise to disgust all the maim of the matinent, it is miessearf that civility sad mo iieratimabe isplaated at Doss. sad thatprompatuie and lama= asswentedatioa be established at the pet of Polkostais. To ask this Err ear own ealirs maid mot be streeS bet vs lbel body i that. any appal to the tiors of Cub= would 'be =Holy in vain. To use the emphatie Immo of thom pinky, thei 4 have a dirty to prim." TUt phrase, aceoceimg to their own litMelpeinesa, mans that tbsy are no thongs* SW Mar gsolimesd to Nosy all who ions withia_ tissehme of theiresthority. No: apples to thoOmminsfettecome, on the ground of piablis *lime sr senvideme, are 'wholly mess. The only baps is thereinto prom in ~,,,,,,,,, my fed tit* we bay. amts a ditty to perform es the hospitable bode of European. society, and that they will use their Is dame in Use to save the foreigner from thosi sitr noyaniatmwhich the Baglieman annually encode= oa toesluisg'u British Mk* . CARDINAL WISMIAN. TO TIM =MIR 0! TEE DAILY MM. • apr Uri from the papers that Dr. Willi am is shoat to return to London, in the double elsa- Teeter of Archbishop of Westminster end cardinal of the Roman church. As archbishop, be will neessea rily monies considerable temporal, as well as spit'. teal, authority over the subjects of his newly-erected see: and, as cardinal, he is not only counsellor to a foreign sovereign, but ahoy and to all intents and por poise, a foreign prince within the meaning of statute. He is, therefore, a foreign prince rivroblisif temporal jurisdiction within this realm. Now, by the eOoorge IV., cap. 7, generally known se the Emanelpatica Act, no less than by the provisos sot, 31 Omer 111., cap. 32, this is forbidden : sad net only es, but the Eng • both Horsy and kith er at least the elder portion them, and all e ./rs peers and members of parliament, have, in seeforunty with these statutes, solemnly denit ioe oath "that the Pope or any other foreign prince, prelate, &e., bath , or ought to have, any tem poral or civil jurisdiction, power, superiority, or ;m -esmerise, directly or indirectly, within this realm." Will you, therefore, or will any of your readers, in form the catholic* arid the country generally how this oath will operate in the present extraordinary can P Dr. Wieemen's arrival in England is confidently an neenced as likely to t•ke place within the next few weeks; and we ought to be prepared. To me it egtainly appears, that, coosidering hie new character of outliner, both cow :loos and the Pew are ve.." ser:onely interested in the qnullon of his retire. I am, air, your obedient mast Golden-square, Oct. 12. A CATHOLIC. P.B. It it be asked in what the • temporal j arie diction" of the new se•dival will assist. I answer— first, that Dr. WiIINISS, enooced:ng as "archbishop of Westmiester' to the duties ci "vicar apostolic," became trustee for the English catholic bciy te a l.rge 'peanut of property, over a grill part of which he bilk an ate date cxi , wl, and it the edministra- Cm et which he has not only zsesetly established a omen raerd of assent a le appointed and re mew** bylWaself, bat has WI, published what he eslis a "statute" Masi the kw and powers of soussil, and & elm:mg his islemden of sehmitting this and other matters Mather he the distribution of property in Ragland t r the migualintlen ci the Pope secondly, I reply that, in Na.llhd, the clergy are wholly and entirely subject he the mere will of the bishop, so that, however rsaphry or isetal a men may be, the bebop may, at way moment, remove tin Seem his one, refry brae weep Medea kr what he may have expended re his *awl se • bis sad, if be awns to (mob timilwat mil kVA se jes t:es, may ksr d il l a of all molar bespwl sub shialsb_ by _ hint of WO are eared his spi kiwi Mollies. a ow es Ibis was actually re osedeilleihe 'overawe ably skw wake ego. It was Sews, of se pasesplery elergyeaa sawed, I tbkk Be*, at leagesa, wham Winery Dr. Wit • sae best 4 reds* la the maser I hues been de -keeeasse of "temporal jerkilletion," eit▪ her id direk se Wined," night be assadosedi bet time eft sedisleat. RAILWAY 41,11C0D1 AT LONDON B/IDON —A yel way erode, obi'''. to *bat et dot Lvontwir bread*, la the I Crawl, it bift sou mated by the Swath Bermes Boling Ossersay, ea ete left bead die el Ihesit to fled/ tar- bistro ea rite yoxertaa.tirstris wt is 4 ..abstdel lIDZI T ear 's = et •tar n ite 7 ll•;:ribspz es alibi, ww iikie'i; ' tb e : l4 46 et buy and abet Whirs la reqw'olties by tallow wallas, oath • k -gip to:rerhaautt.rerea fo the entre of the flowhiribkr• Thiel Peals the railway Uvular.. Tb. baoMhi,bebriat VD bad IN *et be free*, her its bees asethifflselopelee* ibut *base It Sett upwards of 60 isetollvikd 1•1114e/PfZie 10 30 het a*, the *pee elo sada fermi', the made .elt • lewd with the railway, sad rmslows patois TION - ttrest • reap. of ovum Throe Are ram 10.1116; s abets 'Oil Shoos, rid the Seas themes*** brOttiefrit.piest The Mat is to be It the tweet eilie at betbaissepft sed the bv , ithty. apes ebbe 0. k - se 'esetbsestlembres bees at wish be Hr lest tite met" .10,0 : i*. ieporkisi art oeses4 by Ckt fri•ll.ll•2, * Pit 693111. BT. ,Putassaali AMP ribs is es be ese***d W **el is the bit Newsboy ..._.. Ass File AT Battiffriten.—The em ellite 0 eased yeassobay Ern,* It as Greeee-teed„ Banetedsey, briefly sobbed le Ms *ea*" it the site day, ere sateeticd with • ter etesfre as stise .1 *epos, *ea wee *epos, a Int • aatielpetei. 1 le • espy of the Metal reiott of the duns; October 17, MO, sae dolma Lm —A IT. boob fa Wilebro4re_balego. camp teed, Dessostisep r bell leg to moss. lesett led Ike% **bar iftesse. 'She sem et Ate Me lbws. • Hubs, bonitos, viol to Iseinbsys sr i des T4 l ofro. . _ , meth slote, ; ' sib l et .cs ettb Me w * Meek . 3Z. i .... {lapses), sidetlfrog set reef fits, by mar be la the . „...rE ▪ ... r i z , ...... sea diebtesser he = I frost bused, &maim( astrusikirgleirso.4?... 6 .....a..... 11106• 0 d = i fter e a so . % dm tow (plisis), tteselithot ails ' w_ lllE - 7 lesk0 041 ; 11 11111Mt lathiffri by boil_ ewe* I ea. * 010frelbilt bibroseebt, N.. 33, Gleamprnr -- ear go a yeeehiebe GM Ire—boural, la es . tate Kr. H. OWN* , is• l bw *a m Ara l , Gio'ster-tes, oide St wefilibor== . 4leisete" bY . Ste, beelike* litsgebed, soak ~,,,4 ~,,,,_ ; rn se* ogiac tiaefrfoa s ey 04010 14efietelesetei * ad 5..1 =alai. Bins No. I, l = o pte ss , sid ts 4 , clisom it litoC lizawal—esstaartiwed lig 1 ilte las, Oar he/ If* le the Ude& Nip ilr• mkt 1 hfratimisift, 'ri• Zifgaglatlielleatittitr. ones Of Ike L y ew* solablfri. ; meet, tee el die wish, vet that se 0/0 Wall et Weil ONevie. • I BIS I k Coesthithun weiklY &fig *AM. The deliberations lastedfrou half-past twelve till half-gest two, but weri set narked by thy Widest sr haratases. It was said. in the &Ile des Callweathe that the insert:tea is Op ifinitaw of an artiele is the theestientioasiel, attusit• lag the Prethgetlthe el the ecoasittre wogoveregpaskTuld give the a deemed he explanation Lau the he littler was thinly attended. and broke eg oat the committee adopting any rawhides. While the othemiette wee sitting the Pmeilkai drove along the guy ea his way to the thesswds Mars, where the meth were favoured by suaftst weather. This mania& dories the sitting of the Committee of Permasesee, the ousters counted 170 fresh minis of membem in Park The Chtestiladassisel attributes the notes made by the Caeunittre of Permanenes shoat the Bstary review to the dual of the WdsaiM to divert public atteatiott fens ttfd Berthdeets amaiketo. In a cabinet 'Weld obese thereview at l3atoty, it was that the President Asa eon*. the A y before the 11th of November, in order to put an end to the males et the plaunittee of Per meate,. The WW I advady sederteinal for S . titee, hav been eine, gentlened. The jewenek whisk halikially attack the Elyse* slept te-dara mesh mere einsliaary tone, and cen tres theaseatity of mien is the pevty of arks. It Is anneemad that ea Mink ken the ps. at M. Versa, ataaing Bees& Cheilpsnkr, isle appear to-mama re the seat day is the Onesei.aliessisel; It is mid that • the Miskiher at War has hated an order pais/bidet the shodadia In barracks of the Assess blie Naiireals and °rim, in consequence of the dierespatfel tone in which those papers attack the President of the Iteriblio. Among the many venues arrant es to the objc It of M. Peesigurs return to Berlin, not the least pro bable is that ihe is sone with inarnetiors to support the policy of M. de Radowits. The report of the Aseeinhlie National*, that the scream:teat of the President has charged M. Persigor ta offer the am ps: of a French cop &evade to act on the Rhine, in the event of a raptors with Maris. 'ppm§ to be exaggerated. It is to be observed that we goo.: a nent papers, particularly the Cbseetituhemeel, take the liberal side is the Beaten wedeln. The Could Appeal has confirmed the sentence given by the Tribunal of First Instance spina the Don Carlos, who is on a visit to the Doke of Bor deaux, is seriously ill at Frohalorf. The upward tendency which was visible in the fonds yesterday is still more sensible to-day. The Fives closed at 92.83, a ries of 70 centimes, end the Threes closed at 67.80, exhibiting ea improvement of 60 centimes upon yesterday. The fallowing are the Meth:dins of the French commission Matt,* to the contributions from France to the English Exhibition: 1. Demsade kg inisriptths kr the Exhibitive of London will be tionved at the Ministry of Agrieultere sad Dom ains Instil the 31.1 of October. After this period no deck ruin will be admitted. a The products presented for the Exhinion, before befog sent to On central jury at Paris, an to to be submitted to theexualeatioa of the departmental jerks. Are exempted hum this examination the exhi bits' aka ban naked in one of the national ex hibition the gold or ether medal. 3. The departmental Joke ars to bandana their °punkas before November 16th. Thek opinions and denims are to be eat with the bulletin of the exhibitors to the seats' sommitsios at Paris before the let of Demobs. 4. These battens, of which the forma ken ben mat to the head tows of each deportsmat, ante seestima the spas. which will be required ?4t em be exhibitor of hostage, Weld, sad depth, end to me wl* rare whether it is. os lbw, table, or will. 6. The doubter for the Bare dbitios ere is be transmitted, from the basalts 31st of December, to the antral otsmis siva at Park, whisk, cookkaly with the antral jeep, will sauna. the products, sad death dt entirely upon their ad whim or reknit:4a. 6. The transport ttion of object, from the of produc , in to the k which will be ulteriorly detfjaeted at Psis, will be effected se the east of the Isla bikes, itmesethiag epos to the aides or department- to pro vide kg these if they shots . 7. The tranneimion of oldies fr om Pasty to Lead= shall be *Mined at the net of Drente. Tie same will be the use for their Mara. g. Tke•ivassairies will take plate collectively, by the same part, widish will be ulteriorly de. sigeated, sad will be somompsnied by one or mon agents of the goverament. 9. Tbet irritant govern ment reserves le itself ell mourn against the exhibi :nil on the subject of the eventual payment of the curios duties for the predestine whisk they any have sold is England, or which for say other as,.. may be mining at the time of re shipment, 10. The dilleulties whisk may ens in London vita nom% to formalities of custom bouts, Installation , elsailleeties, keeping sr withdrawal of th e articles, and oh melt/owe onetime will be trembled laws th e royal con - mission of Balked, by the dammkisser of the Fronk pm/swat is. the Unused UMW= et London, M. dellendroon de LlENtaail. Tie rinwilassailosion will be also »perennial in London by oidspia. The Minister of Finance rite oat this evening for Fontainebleau, when he is about to make ingoiries on the sr * relative to the tellies of timber recently complained of. Sixty-nine political rimers have been transferred from the aelivlaT prison Mazes, by the Orleans Rail way, to Belle-isle. Donates. I lifer Amest. ?AM Oct. 17. Par I .Maw. Opelaililigl Lowell Cledas 1 Per Om*. .—.— 67 66 pOO sr so 67 58 67 60 6 psi t Na 15....,.. 11!: 66 . IS 66 11$ 66 BS 40 II 96 > 47 , .• Iforiail... i" •• • ..' ' . es . iii Pot C 66 6 16--..— • • • • e: • latbsata s 'at IS 110 62461,116 10. liri is .9”.. alifarq.. litiss , IN • ammo Ima ..1616 714 Ihr. k .... _ . 191 1% do— MO 71 1 / 4 . . calksids . limhisat siellsole. U 0 • MO Om 1610 Basass-81. Clessis,397 60; Tauseks West kid, 156 t VersslDas (115 beak , r ) 140 • Park 884tOrlasna, 782 • Paris awl ]thaw. OM ; 11354•100 lot ALW • 1 7 2 50 : Ifterkssig sod 13818, 118 75 g 0040.41 4 ME, 850 ; Iselosse sod Anim 206; 0080 sot 488 78 ; Me* 40; • Pees sad • Oinsbasiss, 243 75; la • sii4 l itmus. 2410; Dime 88+1 Fsnap, 166. ITALY. TUSCAMT. The goafeksiere of Leghorn thirdO has convoked the tios 'lon et that is!e, foe tis• M, fsejk a e s t of the *lobes et the escisannal eausAgg plass as the Mk these net leaviag boa • al a s itessiouret et the last eleedes. • , -"b I . Berthelesuosi, .one of ibe • fai. fa r of Inans" was absent frau that city at *a : time the Wilms for the revival of the Seestiteties mile motedV kiseionasti. He has now eddrernst st lettseTrosa Tub, Sated the 11th, to his eatalloslM Threw" &sieving Ms adhesion to their vete, and highly econocolisig the widest of Moor Pawl, vii hed mewl his dinilesel hens dim . SARDINIA. The Gazelle Poefor,ell 0/41*% states that the Provincial Dogma of Nom (inia) dosed he sittings en the 110tb oft., after laving voted aa address to the govema for the abolition at eonviets, the redaelioa - of *igrlarto three,:and the mobilisation ci cela tt= litY. me Again.* of %MA as an aeobont 4. 1 7. of a endows innahat edible took the 22nd ult. between hie gib* ha the of the church of Did. Timmins of thelegoosed to have been the molt of the twourainal in which both the einnhatante hid played e annepieneos part under different °door& Ito eldewpias4 youer seventy, bad elven Ida Wither of the+ ell 6 `11.6 of thirty, a maga Of **ma Pak feb th e having ra mania, be was hendonl dawn by his vinanhlei ants ipsiet, who, setoonlist with sub rickey, took up the 1ea7.7 mew Goa at urea lave dashed out the fAleWnlimb besot. be.. stopped by Or gf. 1 10.! 1 , 1111 . 01 1. _ Oa. •14011 sad Mbar Wedir 10 - 1 - 61 TirajTo The - IV!. Brilltherraliaat Nei* did oat bolS die Orme with spooderosibeedeller, me, rids Meaty wres eat ed . ll.lmitleV _ time the younger "riot bed ranskibi en szoossmanteatua spinet hi, terrible seawoht- The bishop was 'ltems:de appealed to by per" "hi the chi+ priest was suspended a dirinis on his eenfessillg the taste' Ms fa the excommunication, the ah i.i. write' to Rome, u he had no power to gt. - Tile was journal mentions a dispute es ariseaWmen the syndic of Susi and the Karat of mendicants, on aoammt of the fans hating MIN time friars to ask alms, on the pen& that So famiaegaimt memikancy were to be at pintos. The superior boa ammeiermi to the syndic that he has incurred amajnin,Olampttmasesamace of such prohibition. -- --• ItOlti. Qor. n. ilialiguldis beiniiiimpanoe that M. Plaalfi bee lelt Rees for Illsgaise. The Pipe hailaselvall a deputation of English asp thelhe, prenatal by Oudioal Wiseman. SPAIN. MADRID, Om 12. The Naito states that the resignation of Manua had hem tented by the Qom, sad that M. Pidal had been charged with the formation of a new Wasiak,. Our correspondent, writing an Oct. 13, informs es that, according to later intelligence the Queen had declined to admit the ' , magnetic:a of Nereus, and that the ministerial crisis had termi nated by hie rentabdag in *Mee. The Cartes will commence sitting on the 31st inst. Half of the reinforcements destined for Cube hare set eat from Oadis. There is nothing of the least interest in the Madrid journals of the 11th, except a paragraph stating that the customs revenue continues to improve on every point. The duties received in the port of Cadiz, dur ing the month of September, amounted to nearly 20,0001. sterling. The first lat of the ex/edition to Cuba sailed from Cadiz on the Bth. MAD 1111), Our. 12.—Hass per Ceuta., 341; after Bohr 84 316 auk, 341 paper. Your per Costs., 131. Piro per Ceuta, 131 cosi • attar Boles, 131 paper, 131 Clash. Coupons, It ark; alter isiss i 71. Famine, wen; a ft er Bob., 84 ma. Bank of ifeadinand, 97 oak. Ezekause on Landon, 60.30 on& GERMANY. HESSE CASSEL. We have advises Iron Cassel of the 14th. The city was in a state of suspense, hoping for an anthentio list of the new ministry. It was believed that M. Elven had been sent for. in consequence of an ap proximation of the Austrian and Prussian cabinets on the affairs of Home Camel. Hayman had not promised any farther violence towards the citizens. M. Oetker, however, remained in prison. A corres pon dent writes, from Wilbelmsbad, on the 15th :—" Count Hochberg, formerly Austrian minister at tbis court, has arrived hare. His advent is believed to be connected with en attempt to adjust the Camel difficulty by peaceful means. The names of the new ministers mentioned to-day are :—Elvers, Volume, Col. Weiss, and Von Wietsengerode. The protocols of the sittings of the Diet, on the 21st and 30th of Sept., and the 3rd of October, are published. The first contains the resolution, published three days att niwards in the Elector's proclamation, against which Prussia protested in her notes. The second has no reference to Hesse. The third contains two resolutions, prolooging the existence of the committee appointed on the affairs of Hesse Cassel, and adding to it two members. .1156: SCHLFSWIG-HOLSTEIN. A eorrespoodent writes from Hamburgh on the [sth :—" The concourse of volunteers to our L. shdart. continues. In order to procure efficient soldiers, as well as mere recruits, Schleswig-Holstein officers have been sent to various parts of Pravda and Hanover, to engage discharged soldiers and noncommissioned offiz, re. Great numbers have already been recruited in Eaat Prussia, Silesia, and the Rhine proNinces. The Tyrolese were anxious to send us a company of ' sharp-shooters, and made application to the Statt halter of Tyrol for permission to do so. On sending to Vienna for instructions, the Statthalter was or derrd on no account to permit the departure of Tyrolese fee Holstein. Reports have arrived of a new explosion at Rendsbnrg, on the 14th, by wLich several persons were woonued. From Schleswig we have innumerable accour.ts of removals of professore, schoolmasters, and ministers, not to speak of die placements of civil officers of governmen., to make room for Danes. The assembly of friends of Schles wig at Hanover has just broken up. Its resolutions pledge the unions oGermany to do their best to raise subscriptions to the amount of 200,000 dollars a month, and place that sum at the disposal of the Stsat haltersehaft i also to promote the taking up of the new loan by all passible means, and, further, to fit out volunteers and enable them to join the army and to secure them employment at the end of the war. The Aseemtdy as issued an address to the German people, calling upon them to avert the shame and me4andal of abandoning a fraternal people to the arbitrary power of a foreign conqueror." ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS P RIO JANEIRO. We have knit received the following letter from the capital of Brazil: "RIO, Juiv 9. " I avail myself of the moiling of • vessel for Lis bon to write a few lines to inform you of the state of things here. " I inclose • paragraph from the lomat do Co nerd° relating to the operations of the Cormorant steamer, and have only time to add a few facts illus trative of the state of public feeling among the natives of Rio, and the alarming predicament in which British subjects are placed. "The populace are furious , _ and 'mater os Ingkses' is the cry in every street of Rio de Janeiro. Several Englishmen have already been beaten and ill-treated; amongst others Captain Reanington, the owner of an English merchant vessel in harbour. An English gentleman of my acquaintance had a narrow escape on the evening of the 7tb, a large stone palming within a few inches of his head. The government, o' course, will try to stop this sort of thing, but I much fear they will not have the power. "In the meantime, no single step has been taken to secure the persons and property of British subject:, here; and it is stated that the Cormorant has gone out to attack the fart of Macele. This will necessa- rily add feel to the flame. The Emperor went In pawn this morning, to I inspect all the forts of the harbour ; end ammunition has been sent an board all the BresiPan vessel' of War. We hamassly dellaitheopmea, the Lily brig, the Packet, awl one slessw, the Harpy. The two other steamers are out Milk*. "Altogether the saps* of lairs is very ugly, end we Lal ourselves wail. t ro o s o g mfortable. The indignation of the hly roused, and God knows what art die n ausalt. With such a pop liestkthe worse to dread. = nisse t Ve l Lif ile nt, let them eman ate from wham Ilbep "L sailiarreellair bike. Oar coffee mar lot has kippers. i Illio • Ado • stock was sold at an admires ts:pise, sad sot 5,000 bags in the market. Wle Mu dates frees Monte Video up to the 77th alt.a s eret that/elbow flue wee raging there is The imesgrapit from the /Graaf do Comma) referred to in the above is as follows * With shame we &nuance that a new outrage, more lamentable than any that have preceded it, has bass perpetrated by an English °raiser in the port of Pannegia. We will sober= to state the proceed inp exactly as they amnia : The liaglish swum Cormonat went f:oat Cabo -Frio to the port of P eatmed it, and proceeded to overhaul the Bramilies shipping an chored there. " had betel y cotassausd this mention when the fort opened its be, bat as the steams, was out of range of Its mai gams no easel was produced. The Cerameash thestook psemesisa at fear of the Teasels it had viedea--the Lassides, the Abu, the Berea, end the bum -4e* them in taw, and began to drag theta eat 11 Um harbour. a The girt Biala Arad en the stammer in passing, killed au sailer, sad wounded two. Immediately the segues oast off the vessels it pad taken in tow, took age a patios, and opened a fits vie the fort, w hisk did sat 0011/8 till It was dismantled. me steams thwack the reed& it had released again in tow, amid them eat of bops* sad, as we are ia fories4 s tened them. ' • _ _ _ --- ; . ; - 1n the absence of any of&dal report, noni leaving been yet received, we are obliged to atop here in our narrative of a transaction which cannot tail to. create a profound monsation throughout t h e 1 . 71, eountiy. ti We are ignorant of the fate of the garrison bat it is to be feared that io part, at kaet, they l a ,. fallen •victims in the discharge of their duty. • " It is certain that the council of state le holdin g a meeting." THE REPUBLIC OF LIBEItI, The following letter from President 1:11)ei,9 eon. Mies parties:faro of the progress of the itepsbi te o f Liberia. The first paragraph relates t 9 tM p ro j etua experiments for the growth of cotton : Government-house, Idetirer!r, co y 16 . ILt. 'tread is still here, and, I believe, frein videos he has bees able to make, he Is quit e s.eg u i,„ 7,7 ne lasses et his enterprise. lie is about cornwenehie peatmegal 'pennons on a tract of lend which I - b een ' geantal Ides Ibr the purpose. ShcAl:d he r - eceed to wishes, theta permanent arrangements for as I:- oep land et ki require will he entered into. yet, we have no full information with vreeet t the awn of the commissiencrs not by this iitre maitre . ~ 7 tualekt weeks ago, to Gsllinu, Cape Mount, 4ml tte V.; olleitty, to little, if possible, the dwputei and wan ' ,NA kg many pan have "anted among the trib es o ueD): &see territories. I have noticed that eeeee alt , hre e p.;,i,:' disputes have been arranged, and it, one in s tance e eete wl en appeal to arms prevented. . Tea principal difficulty, it • peers, now eflrs wi.l th e inhabitants of a large ed inwn in me nu ,t ea ffialkass--essay of whom were Lriginally slaver to th e G, ! . lima sad other surrounding ehiefs—who hum tim e have escaped and taken refuge there, and hare kil er , foiled every attempt which has been mule to nearer ttwt And now by continual accession of suer persons the- het, become so formidable &I to defy the comLuad fonts chiefs, and have declared a war of extenninatien sravte their former staters. And se enraged ate they .tzei ee e tt , ‘ inoneequer ee of former ill-treetment, that V.ty tit rye consented to accept the mediation of our toic.n.inueger. tCe hope, however, to be able soon to reconcile the impreesirn of the eonnaissioners. klu,h so other difficulties are constantly arisqlg watt; the around us, and to settle them gives us much uoul , li n t: eel se being exceedingly expensive to our infant g•Atrtztitt~ decidedly mon so than our resent reeourcie nen; to keep comMesionera continually travellirg treat plane for that purpose. Still we cannot rrieni.. tars and withhold au tifert to prevent the ihe..ing cd and to avert iacelculeble sutteriegs, Ones. tie African wars. Tioeiritatraele ie now effectually fr additional territory lately purctaeod by ue with aid fret London. We m doing all in our power to tocoursw t:i *stabil& 108W:sato cnnuierce, and, I am La, py to Ls ow.° inform you, with ci,naiderablo somas. AMERICA. Illy Destrie Tallirapb.i [PROM Mil ORX COIII2III.OIWENT. SOUTHAIIPTON, Funs : donate, The new America comer Frani: n a•rired Cowes this morning, on her way to Ilar:e. She 1 , !: New York on the sth, and has forty pa:a-arra. std a large cargo for France. A telegmphic on. mutilation had arrived from New Orleans, etali-. 3 that the Alabama had arrived there from Care with 110 paasengera, and highly fivourabte test from the gold regions. The New York Herald says- 4, By telegrapiit communications from New 0-leans we I.are 64E, favourable news from California two wet-kit later that that brought by the stearneis a few days ago. counts from the gold region are very encourt.g.:; , , and the restoration of peace at Sacramento city it. be learned with great delight. We are also hap: y ilad that the city has not been burned, as r • ported ; the affair seems to have ended after the nc,i. floe of a few lives. This will be welcome news, ;at large portion of the community hare had very Elia, apprehensions of the fate of their friends, since it au reported that several morn outrages had comzc:::tl upon the Pacific coast." A destructive fire had occurred in Buffalo. A CJe tholia Archbishop of Canaria Gird at Quebec o:. the 4th of October. Frederick Douglas was to be seized is New 'ilk as a fugitive slave, but would probably eactl.2 Canada. Mears. Guests, Bolds, and Co., cf Boatel:, h suspended payment. The first ticket for Jenny Lind's coacut ►t l'ro dence, Rhode Island, sold for tkio dole. Her dates from tit. Francisco are to the Ist S fit. Dates from Mexico are to the Slat Aug. The I have been successful in Flume all the electr even in Mexico the conservatives have been deli • The American steamer Area is a wreck in the rado, and the small 'tenant- Director a come.. .r failure. The Panama Railway Campany have comm .cad the construction of a pl%nk•rcad. A colliel.m :ad taken place at sea between the steam-ei ;p SontErar and the bating Isaac Mead; the barque Wei lase, a-.d 24 persona drowned. COMMERCIAL. NEW YORK, iluuky, Ocr. 4, Su The stock market opened firm this morzing ; -; frncies advanced a fraction. INDIA AND CHINA. The following telegraphic despatch has :an;cri, yid Trieste: ALRXANDRIA, Oc The Peninsular and Oriented Umni?anY's sv..nn-1 ship o.iental arrived at Saes on the G h ;urent, 52 passengers. The dates of the intelli,;ence by this arrival are : Bombay, Sept. 17; Catoun, Sept. 7 ; Siorpore, Rapt. 2; and Hong-limb August 24, " There was a total dearth of events of po';.•.i:l importance, and the profoundest trarleility re g:cd throughout India. The works on the Calcutta Railway had We: Et last commenced. _ . . Sir Charles Napier was to begin his homes - A journey from Simla on the iith of November, and .he Governor-General was expected to return tram Boar wur to Sheila at the end of September. It was tiles expected that his lordship would visit the Punjab. According to a report, which was considered rely doubtful, Sir H. Laurence wee said to have f Tier, during his travels is Cashmere, into the hands tf I tribe, who had detained him in captivity. A mutiny had broken out among 'tome of the Nisam's native troops. The cholera was rill prevelent in Sciade, and some districts of India. From Singapore we learn that Sir James Brace had sailed for Siam on the 3rd of August. The Indian and Chinese seas are still ioresttd with pirates. The first expedition of the Dutch agalrst Mine: has had bat small games'. The intelligence from China is neiennort•nt. \Y. are glad to state that the health of the tretv Hong-Kong was improving. The differences between the Chinese sod inx• tagusse at Macao had not been arranged. A sufficiency of rain had fallen in Bengal and : 1 :i greater part of India, with the exception, howev, r, Bombay and P,otah. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, Lem of the packet Ariadne. Destruction by lire of ou babel* at Penang. The butane inmon his commenced. Trod, is 'whin; It? and Mime it a good opening in the import nut, ket. Slits a eothnicemoneseed at Bombay at favourable priest. Grey i ts f . ! of skittle Quality were eong ht after, and ens Madwalsot From the Calcutta market we have telnally tavours'ol .; vista. Kele twist commanded biph prices, and much htti , lama Ina done in red yarns. Motels were slack, and 'Tx' , ware going down. The export trade wea firm. The old stores of indigi wer mad, and sugar was tt ken at moderate prices. Saltpetre wee constantly in demend, and to were rice r.! raw silk, of which the priors were looking up. Oi' cep' were in constant demand. A great deal of business we' dow in opium. The money market constituted nay, and paper wr lc - e ; ep. Government activities were wanted. Rata ot change for paper at Its months' tight, 20i to 20 5 6; 1 1 eliellsods ?Atto 20i. IP:eights 'Linn from EL 16s di. to 1' granted to London fee geese; at. Te. Id. IA 31.10 a. to I int pool. A Patin( DMPAIILTUI.—A Warrant wee paste( on Wednesday. at the Wearable/me Polle.ecoort, npoa tb application of Mr. lames RAtere; solleftor and vestry ckt accomptaled by Mr. Norris t _me of the overseers of .!.! lola's, Westminster, modest Mr. William Thomas sower& of fifteen peen chief clerk to the g4vornom of th poor of the netted parishes of Sr. Margaret's and fit John'l for embezzlement, be having absconded a few drop ego divers sums of me:Ay belompog to thrra, sad War a d , Lasater to the amount of between 2001, and 3904 The lemasbume has created considerable surprise Is the of ' pettier, more particulariy u the d, bey above Car 'scarcely exceeds the amount of on, 3 it'r telary for th situajon he held, and might have beta auttzb greater. Q f. p i~ ~~ I