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

glte eypreos. OUTGOING LULL The wads I British Meth immfßa. Pereade, sad the liaised Stele will be reeds up tenserew male. Oes. 11. per "Aida" The . e l Lhben, VIM* Gibtsiter wGI be wade MO matins a OW. It T la he 60 sib he the West 1. dies, Yearns* New Grenada, Greptewa, 111aneesh, Her dam, Mama. Jamul, MI, led Perth twill he weds vp ea Ow 17, pa The wade keGibraltar, Nei* Greece, the balsa PIGS. Oiyhe, lad* sad Mem eia beashmtplea. llll. l be made sew the mates el 0et. 17. Tb made vie Kenethes, w the Keidthanneee, leyak, Ogles. WHIN liearKear, lha, wet be wade up ea tie swine. el Ow, SC The testy fat Medelea, Sea Niggler, eel Bt. Theist (Cepa de Verde), Own I. err, mei Asenwisn, will be wade up es the male, of Gunther IL The Basile kw Kezlee wil be made ep is Nev. i The wane he hiLearisa,ihe arealle, end Baser iron mai be wade up ea tie etselaf eI NN. 4. RUIN WATES AT LOUD / MIMS. Tao 11••-llialma. . MU. .11116 T. amarm-111=2../••110.-•••—• LONDON, THURSDAY, OCYO3RR N. Is. is to be hoped that the Weeds et pines will not relax their exertions fur the Weals, about an emenosedation between the oestesding parties in the Danish peninsula. Professed politeness ham failed. War, whichever side its fortune may favour, will sever knit together the severed partials of the king dom. And there meets • ray emend fining that disinterested arbiters. uneommeeted with existing governments or politteal parties in Europe, ma effect what is impricti able to either diplosatiete, tele, or commander.. In order, however, to the adoption seed mew of the NUM of arbitrage, it would be advisable to haveit neeemeeded stnprepared by a large and Mead& body In thiseeeatiy, by MSS of boluses sad cammerekal importamee, sepportieg what has been already No pen dently and successfully dose by the delegates of the aftel pease party. Or of the groat regain' s@ for the endeavour, h► aides this desired suppert, omelets in *bowleg that the state of the ques and the talkie et the as tending parties are such as te render arbitration hoe ▪ Zre so one likes to rue their heed against an ohneele that cannot be removed. It appears, how ever metwithetanding what we said the other day of :e ir e iad ilk of Dritnaur s inveterate feeling, that the question is one that readily admits of whi ttles, and that tbieetabe of feeling and of party me be& sides is mesh as would induce • ready saleeion to mei a decision se arbitrage might be supposed to make. The chief obstacle might be expected in the Danish government. But we krow that M. VON 11.111DTZ, lbe Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs, hes 'empowered Professor DAVID, that independent member of the Danish Diet, who bad exerted himself sad toted as the &easel of commeoioation with the Pesos istm,h to I;ritsofiiTitErtoiits• -- government acknowledges and Graphs in pia ci* the arbitration es the beau of the treaties." Whilst lii idea and the principle of arbitration I are thus accepted by the governments ea both oh., it remains to be asked, whether public °pintos on both side', so omnipotent is oar day, would be likely to sap port and ao•quiesee in a decision based on fair sad aoderate views P In answer to this very important quer., it mast be premised that there are at Copes hagen, as in the Duchies, two parties and two dis tinct modes of regarding the question ; both sides have their moderate, and both their extrema partial. to teeing Dana demands no less than the eost truswigabeesticr of ast even ity th . e German porti He care. not on of lies, and mate those time. it which Schleswig was treated es an independent duchy. Schleswig to him is like let land to the Er glishmen, • subject country, and Denmark to the Ryder is his encomproininag cry. The furious Holetonner is quite ss uncompro mising in the other extreme. He is for the absorption of the Duchies and tor considering Schleswig se an ensilage or an adjunct of the German Duchy of Hol stein. Our English journals have blindly embreeed one of these ultra opinions, and German journals have as outrageously sowrted the other. But it is evident that arbitrator., resting their de simian on toe old treaties, would admit neither of thaws conclusions. They could not wonder Schles wig as a part of either Holstein or of Germany, neither could they treat it as a rumposent, se a subject province of Denmark. Going spot treatise, they could not but award to Schleswig a cortsia de gree of diaticct nationality, and they could not but allow that neither in right, in policy, nor in practica bility, Doormat could pretend to govern Schleswig, as t he y do Iceland, by Danish laws and oaken. taking away its local independence and subjecting its administration to a Copenhagen ministry, and fistally to a Danish parliament Now, in such views of Schleswig, the arbiters would be supported by the moderate men of both sides. The Danish moderates by no means pretend to treat Schleswig es Danish ; bat they say, it most be part of the mine empire as Deemiurk nor be suffered by any wresting of the law of sorreession to become incorporated with Holstein, and perhaps with Holstein fly off to Germany , end leave Denmark • pow, naked, dependent kingdom. The moderate. of Holstein, on the other hand, declass they haven* such pretensioes. Holstein is a Orman state, yet iteGno man connexion is not incompatible with the duel sovereignty of the King of DINVARIL. CISBROINIdy their federal ties, even some of tYk peril& mastery ones with Schleswig, wadi be me We hostile to the sovereignty of a Dohs-Xing. It will at once be eviemt from these views, het !bat they are not irreeoceileable ' and secondly that the peat element of reconciling them is to be Sound in the agulatioo of the question of see. cession. Now that, we mast own, is a of which it would he scarcely poseible Tart arbitrators to undertake the settlement. Arbitrage may decide the rightful relations between Denmark Schleswig, sad Holstein; and ea seeped bated ea these relation and supported by the moderate alma ides, I. moth:able. Bat the snidest of moose nee to the throne must be treated I. the way asepranies amid onieraisa. The law and the right es the abject ere pretty Oda : bat both lead to a division ef the Dudek asearelay which is not de sirable. Bat, if set =gent co desirable to allow the division of Denials monenthy, anther is it expedirat, as deniable, nor jolt that the psis should be kept tegsther by violins., or diebstW, or injnatioe. A prosossi gigged by fear great power ' saying that the Mph. shall ramie united, by th e menses of three sad the see. &esti= of the right of the inns is intolerable, sod would lead le ll l:=Tet is il war erjonigl ocoopatiaa. The iniquity conk mplsted by the geeleedlern wee nothing is. than disinheriting the Angetaabwrgoand Glackthage, the rightful home of the Dab* and Wallis, the Duke of Onnaisana, istm s slain eases eel y after them, se king of the Dwahh dad ages. We are glad to leafs that, Wink RON* Austria, Prange, and Begin' preened aseisilves ready to do and to nation mak eels inisetire, yet the Duke of Ormolus has refund le be a =so eay a& *way, ass though be ad by it. The Duke of Otewnsena less ands the noble Esehatien, that be weld net assept the seemed= Se o re a Dame salsa the nights of the elike ees& woe Beat as. Icareledged and lb* einee m p a llitillMl fair senesesia , . This sesseine lie el *to ky mato eiaa from the swim die peeteedinses beck tato the rosin of We ars e white there is no difilealty et aide, 11. Aid that gem lion solved, renders the teak OA:biters in fixing the legal end rightful relation between Ballow* and Denmark on one side, Behlawig and Bolas& on the ether, hesible end Aw ingenuous seateseporary advises the landlords of Ireland not to iasiiissely the Trout League. There wadi be am stash -swing la adsoaishing in old hi. obo e Shoo& often bard passed. had as yet eleopi being roe dews, against ressithily drepping superiesne mesas over the kneel welL It is just about tbelist tides la theyesit whisk the said rarebits weld Mks into thebru.birek to de. Very great feels the serf el these are; end spookily pose to bleat sedum .7f - .= thsy have shaedeetly proved thereadvue tads ekes to be. But Milberg an esheroneles sanity and atetheds ia madam wltka imam M Bella aro oared te keep ia ham for baton", ors =modem Immo donative,' bat nobody ovoe !word tbo soot logg&g himself to swim, tibia they go erot =bat who owe loud kilned? whit 41141511 b isle le do um* et the att i e l l et i so ties se sea s aa . likely twelve any el austsisar. aping apnea •Aerblet - bah•- - thwoughbred gesameademegblyest etthoodbowa Otsego emetiel=alli ntn at k gio. ties& an all ti *Whim, constitatilmsl—Z , ilt tie te abate the rlelor P rta idad u il f a ivay . M:Leibth svoiro. ber ir s4 4 7 l7o : 7 t aid : ser asal in taa red% sessadosa of weleigned hewer. How Vs bands to be fed end the yaw banshee of Wady to be Mothed--how is elms be be re saes aredit, or an safeties to be anted eau igill if the h odWald ever some to =soteriosely let—at its value! As the phrase gees. there would. be literally "so raft& what ever left to live epos over sad above the issue braces". Yet oar eafteling conteaporary .gpripose these unhappy ameba% clandestine mid 'applied b them to the new anti..eat lease ; sed aseribits them the far-sighted design of feemeng essfeeies in Ireland, with a view et deterring lash pvehasss frost caning into the lasslabred Mutates For , fear elf adesppabessice, we MT, In vaitimg, state, that no two-legged thing la the chap. eta land- lord of any degree dieerving the seta \saloon seen within five soda at a laps vis The Mee tweed ear wbero teed *Mk Modred Is. deed is list lbw the ladiseeshisa ahead be tebliablese elate of every she sad his Weed tho 11114 at their Meld reepsetethe seasteessees ma w tams es- Ins essay ambits temest 'G sik et. trata. One Wearable sal' tabs of a stistbers ettesq. matte ts meeting of his more anew emetitaiste; bet Ye wait waste adroit a expcsities of the seadid maimed stas tilde individual Wads all taw amiable poiats is dispute, and professed prebend a Mire to Nowa tether than to andeetahe to, had, that eves the Rees of the Woe wen appeased. and the (hide Datum. was MUM to walk eat of the des sawathed. Few, bowers% we appraised will be found *vane anent es banns& Of the sum with Midi we ems lemPer es this side at the Memel. as of tad id' hides nerdy not ea has teethed the Wales ahem Mr. RUSSIAN CSAWIPOID 1014 IMMO himself foe a mare appropriate opporteafts b erg s . what is really practicable on behalf of that classes. whets rights and interests he has so faithful); sod so psnoveriegly advocated ; and Mr. Jain VON inux, regardless of Ina lore of a metals testae of popularity, rams to mass the emellesting to a ease of the lambent 4nager lair Midi*. ash and inemerimsd shampions 1 milkiest destrbes wouM adebell tbets. no gavial essmanity is, in fact, divided lets what Sir Snore* I.Yrroli calla the Raves" end the Rave-aceghts.• Is meads little discernment to forme which of the 1 We will eventually triumph. The Tenant League an in feet committing the aline mistake which is this nanny was made ease pars ago ander the form of Chartism. The signal Mess of that remarkable movement as fax lees at tainable to the abstract principles which it sought to radio, than to the egregious blender of openly maybe the bard-tolling many against the sue seloyiag few. A seam of outages's= sad • spirit of ramie* was thereby generated in the whole of the =dand educated m, sections of which ell real progress by peaceful or parasite mane impossible; and it is only of late since a generous oblivion has been cast over the lamentable quarrel, and that a hearty and frank reconciliation between the addle and working classes has began to take plan, that the heart of finality has begun to fail, and that awn of oafs and substantial pro gress bus es. And so it will be with the hedesestion is Inland. ' The Tam League is trying the experiment of egtionlissel statism. They we energetically beat sew hoeing in the thick end of the wedge, end are boldly employed is battering off the sharp end, by the *Woes application of which alas they weld really ensued. They are alienating old bads, and re. polling new allies, by the totals:ruse of thole tons mad th e extent of their demands. The seracq the asset, the soberminded hold aloof; the the psaseste, the dreams of medial parades be wasted by act of pariimeet, talk big and cheer one smother lustily. The speedy " abolition of lasdlordiern" is by the leaders of the movement. Their natesally pat epee nosh a promise the *leas eon standes which is most likely to bring theta into assie:elision with the Owllete of property. All who haw Nothing to lase wow Games sad alarmed ; thy Wit bards each other for mated rapport, and le as poseament far sestainasest. Wbenwa til this sod, swept hi failure! Instead of Mel* *4 add or the maim into the ranks id Sir eppsalits, the advocates of web. for thels me sakes, to widen the bass ef their wades& based of threatening and bellying wary man MI le sot prepared to go the was Leith with them, they ought, as Moment aid ns °ADEN used is do, assert hie aid, and trust to the future for argemsets to pomade him to p farther. Instead ef attempting to mad a abatis* of rent" it • a w ed = or leediroa • into a ehibbeleth e they meld, if they were wise. seek to get a Namable beware of tenant-right soswisealia sad a prestial sleek put upon eviction. When thens IMO mask evils still prevailed ranking ether remedial.** =kr e nd ha b all the atatedlc sed bike to enforce sums. mat w Wogs aew steak ato entertain most grievous sperthesame the s and and remorseless cry le likely to be aimed eta in desist I" and that in its Menses the = moderate requiresseate of the truly deserving Weems in baked will for the time be drowned. Fos sere than Rise mouth! British Alp have lona trading in opts esspetatua with the lamb sarltbee world. Oboe the lest day of the your there he. Use no rem?' of etas, as missive Bass of trade fir vessels of British been end ownership, they have gene to sod fro with ell vaseese of belittle I. ports braille sad selealel,ia all gratin of tbo globe. *drat the proteins of a swipe*" kw. lib toe mesa to leek for say peat seende ben the ohms. These has sot yet boa time fair sot ship owners to of set any exturive abwatiart in the amity foe freight or esiliog qualities of Asir ship, or for septette to base gained a totter dormer =iirer ei searesa to base bun twee& auks dissigline. Dories these Mut mouths we hove boa trying seder the primers da el the alsdille petoodea. have beau ta wi res America, ettsiest =pains to by a per seams is the height, and ovum pelted seed of then frees the boater war ova ',ewe by Maher wages, better provkleue, sad nem easfeete than are to be bad la Ikitish ri at ti=Swedish, Nerweess, Deal* sad Haas Tows sepals', sou buss labours& sailer the asadvaabp of laving, al all mote, the seals of labeler tealles. Time him set yet bees time far the szanivatisa erten iv edit bilk the qualidradose of sew emOlninn aad se far epee a beds, of spa* pith Nes is this all :by tM sang sad spied thasegali of the nevigatisolown the uses ale brad& as Si remelt, the evidesee urged with wadi et' lbo latutease value of our adobe seen esureasus _ _ bulk of tweet that ft - were all me. egos, meet yeaes delay of abatis. luaus to refute the other seat as were embed afforded tine be progstation .43s with Bo fan thee, in farmer elf ;be pabelionists. Nine moods is as pea ultimate of the to elan a sessidorallie seem of nub well gssokeustaadgetoe— tet.ariale garCeta i net i died the *risme. of see ho ped% Ame lags side by side with to iser ship, die he • 09 7 19 - 1 901 - 12 . 111: • )1 Ami 'af Verte. "WM, peons skippleg was MAW the I:EP kw& Nees . Ir *lrs,a In . a° =atiec Alas In 8,4 foreign, with as sample aim us 1.201207, sad 11,478 Reglide remelvwl4l mists teenage of 9,631281 tar I mid elesrtl oat 7,714 forsige ilemikeith 11 4 %irgsgp. teenage of 1,261140 tom s mid 1.1475. mem cc* with sla 'Weide tteertage of 2,779,344 Mae. far then hos. oer dipping heisgqatto ever in the Ant eight meths of 1880. there . ousted wards 173,248 tons skim than in the' ion ''!' months of 1849, and 363,421 tom more than 1 It is tree the minks inward Ow these mselialle 1860 shoe a diaries of 202,268 Ism re with the teenage of the ocerespoudieg sigh 4 AM* of 1849, bat tWit is an inarema 441A/8 tate simpered_ with the tonnage of 1848. 'es Its decrease ia Imams inwards is sadly for by the fast of diminished import of corn, dm and Dothan, Wier; vessels which readily freights out tio retina in ballast. in which eses do sot appear in the nuns. And else in al Mint the increase of oar tonnage, the memssas armed 1848 for shipping In the seerlsais hes to be NO in mind Th. Locums of the selt iv ilki Of the pettelll year is as the in imam if Andr sham an increase in 1848 led eameneent spit an extraordinary sad tremkat museire ia the single branch of grain. But tbi b not the ally evidence of oar moms upon the Ass am. Of United. 84.1. rustle daring the eight months et 1860 there haw entered inwards at our ports . 89,249 tons, and cleared oat 69,987 tees lase than in 1849; and of Free* ships. 1,843 teas more ham entered and 24,112 bike, tees cleared canned than in the maw media of 1849. America was of all when the rival spied whom, according to protsetiorist assertion, it wee impossible we could stand. "Their timber wsa se show and they sailed with so few hands that they could hid an and ran away with all the freight's and France, with its fine forests, aad shipwrights at has than two shillings a day, sad milers at testk . ad nothing a month, eeeid meet as at Yen rill" Mr' vantage than the Americans." Bet, spits of the foots we we are quits _preparad for • lea g agile , fowl Mr. Mount Farrozetow Tome sairmialettbe feet, that in Rearm, Swedi sh, Norwegian. Dinah. and Prusisn shipping, there has Yea a large iairease. Bo there by. These north lass wry at hand to take prosapt advantage et the open ing of the trade is prodesta of 4 1 1. is, Atria, and Ayr rica from Europe; bat we have shared that trade. and they so far have deprived us of nothing ; for, in the wisdom of our warliretiou lows we shut oareeires out from it in ammoa with fanigasra Bat theadvocates al the rapid of the navigation awe, es far from pretend ing that there would be no increase of foreign ship. ping as the remelt of the abolition of oar rewricticee, made it one*: the mrongsat argemsote of their Goss, that the navigation laws by their mmatioes \Mikanse provrten the growth of Ueda, and that their re, opening all commerce to all sti, would give fresh' impalas to trade in all diredbna, and increased demand for foreign shipping in common with oar owa. And it is enough for them to show, that dada, the period of competition an iscreised of British ships has found eutplogusent. very orderly fres Paris to — lioeiie,they obtained. permission to some es desk. • When Antis *bp pea.. posedtheselt other to threwtheireedumse Veto hot them overboard. ; The lisettleent serelossild- Ing of ch eat,m beteg Wormed of Mr lawn- Owls time, ordered them top down to their tablas. Therpresieleid losdly spinet this order, sad *yea esedlontst of mesesse. The .lientenant drew up his Melt tad told the prisoners that, if they eared any farther reeistnnes talkie eonweards, he Would order his man to make not of their anon The dem ents this obeyed, and did not afterwards leave their cabins mill they wee* trandalpped on beard the Belle Isle, which wee to ta ke. wib e i r &Bailin plan) of detentiaa, Every precaution, had ism haw at l'aimbestif to ,ptiverit U. alighMeidie turbine*. A sompeny of the 11th Bejt o et the Urn bad boss placed at the disposal et of llailemais. He gave Maim that ige 114 ,1 1 4111 be allowed to hover slink the.sith kips.* to, novel a the OriaooBllll, sod Went amer himself ea:board the Belie Isle to superintend the proceedings.: On remising that camel the_peisensre rebid sooty of "'Vivo is, lispetilique r While the men were kept a in their respective - teethe satiny of than kept makieg in of the rawest bad most insulting ewes none towards the seb-preheto but he treated them with vadat senfespt, and listened with great kind ness to AO of those who . eoadooted them selves is a mere quiet end respectful manage. „The mama the left the Belle Isle she started for her pine stn. The town of Painthaid was perfectly Install during the whole affair. The Pretest of the Seise has published e., notice &- gluing that the registers ! sr contributors to the Lou don Eaibition wiL mink ogee till the end of the month. . The Petrie of m ime. • ilWit 6 i i4 At the moment when the UMW . 'Meant, family , who had left .114 were about to embark fer Ostead,a by telegraph brought Maas= at • departmarfreat Paris or Chmsalt of laltiblemr tad Mamie Patter. The Duchess et Odianaalli *OWN de Nomura imme distely mutants' ltr f. The pu to& the early part of the day ; bile ftl le pested very ties , aad 'maintained dit their towards the elm el s market they- gave why, to no to bring prime pretty seer to yesterday's qubtatioas the Five per Coati. berth; aseeadid . to 92 29, and fallen to 91.90, settled at 92. As it is always fancied nevi=to attribute wary little reastioa after a drawees to polities' amen, the review at Versailles which is to take plate to-morrow is spoken of, while it is forgotten that the meat nee has astarally brought a number of milers into the market. Railway Agree and meet other stock maintain their value. PABIS, Oar. I. 'Sr NINSII. St 0 11 00 111 0 nu KIN 91 II 1 aor Orr ........... Nil. MM spa OWL .... . _ ill Illi„ AIS I es. Swirl. . .• • • • 0WL.... li par st : • I ittr Orli. 7 2 "10 II " Inaltro as Leads :at II va t e is Ir s. 4 tt: 1 . . . 5..... .." ..u.. ... 2 . t Da 1 .......... 1:I : • . Plettimont Sim OWN. $4 . Inflame -- 5 • Baurum—Prais tag Room 11164 Rams awl Balls 247 60; Strasbourg aud„34llo, 117 60 LOrittasa s ad Visarlaw 347 SO; Beaky.* sod ••5. 206; 19t41110 and Ihellsom 41113 76 ; Nartb. 462 60; Parksoi Strasbovsg, 34126; Taus 4 34 Nasaaa.2l476 ;24.4tarseg sod Tam It 60; y_mitiks *Tara VA 6 21 t k e r=serio ) ; raZidarra ITALY. The. rrE _ ibil•••••• 0 - . of Ta. urfs of the Otheimitosess that •• sever Dltbl nisent bus esaabsded the me* lowed 6 •rele of 6 per seat. With the hawse of B4heatM st 86 t. We leant boa the o n usG of Turk atte. lith that the sans hitherto esihrted foe Baled" easount to WNW, tad are oontlaually inoreselsg. Soh soriptions have el late bees opened for the sante Ree l)** at Florenea, Flu, and ether Teems towns. The Vasa of Snob, of ibe lat. anacianose anew disaster that lam befalls that prelim, aad aspadally these parts of it which had eesu the ravages of Ibe late inundaties. The vinegar Brea*. Caruso. Ooecallio, and other places which have no other means of sup port bat the produce of the vineyard,. have Wes com pletely devastated by a violent bail-dare. wMI 1. ..'L. DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. A letter, dated Hasse, get. 7, says: "The siege of Froldriestadt is said tote teatime. Thee hams military hearer of Osand William sad Woad Vas der Tam famous this report. Minh mire but free Posisbral, bat I met be to its cerreetam. It is th• dear troop out lamb jamsesis, I t which May hare bilfassi as saw, It id MIA ea rodestbsrity, the ti • battalions Mind me *sham is tbe lotuses Briddrisbrtadt aad Hans; " had that easy ass brine more treopii to tite deface eats Oen vides suvrowthacths liedgaity.thas Willian eat lead tellammalt. The Dame, damns, seek to 'eailiatii Mir stale Ices tear the bamberdasat of it tit Is, hewer, a fact that amines ban beef Outs week is trete:44lW armee. iMnit thaws's- It Mud" an Or eiikar MM. le esamilid fiat avairmel the lababllasts brim l e as veraly masiaded After thir:llik th P ri l rhallata 'pi the J iidare.' frAytars dea ims swine of the mai tallas may mills pr!metimfredellaise. dsdisek atioare r. wt clutter Zg,lllhad t t p e r to 7tis, At the result pf Ithieensd Ira" " mil ' Ger own ourrespeadent ieritesotrthelth r • ' " The new eornseander-istehief,Lientenaot-Ches* one Ilaynao, has 'bees Vetoed ender arsvt by ;wed* of a deores of the auditorjet-general t fez-ordering the dissolution of the civic guard, which order however, not bees obeyed, and net one single m delivered up at the artiteal, When tee offic appointed by the auditoriat to demand Haputtes sword and intimate to him his bilis under bmite aresst entered, his igorn„he wee eat he due/ open, the wieeloveloirl-ealled.eas l am a ' Treachery: Gomel _visa lirffibeweste, • sated hie emend, open 'which Hurtle le Me high /NM, aid threatenedto Rona talked solder in that iiy to the fortress. General th ff, however, was out to be. intimidated, and gave him the option of surrendering up his sword did cersaining quiet intim nom, or she of being meortid: himself _publicly to the Tortreac Haynan preferned. the foomer aliernative..andffleeltis jewels not tots* his house till a reply ~ , havte arrived from Wilbelnutbad. "No fears are entertained that 'the army la je'rget its duty to the constitution. The army of Hasse lights brevet/ for its prince and coun try; but whenever it has been a question between the Metier and the constitution, it has ' uniformly supped& Ms latter. The conduct of oar °Keen mitre iigiversid admiration. With the exeeptioe of three lienteesets of the-Elector's humus and an artillery nbaltern, all the effigies of this ger ,rison b&ve declared he the simititation, and taken part in the 'radio, of Col. Hildebrand to Wilhelm.- bad. The men, with the exception of the Elector's regiment, are as Wel as the o&ers. • "All the newspapers appear spiv, bat M. Osttker is not eel at liberty. The civil court which ordered relesse being anxious to avoid all resesurea which ''Mudd bring on an utusecessary conflict, has resolved ea an expedient by wish& M. Ostileer's discharge Gan be effected without the exercise of the executive powers granted to it is extreme eases. It has there , foreeent thews before the prrimon court, which was to sit this nimbi for the purpose of trying it. There is not the least tot that M. Osuiree's reheat will. be rewired on by this court, of which General Gar land, second eswansawdant, an able officer and staunch oonstitationalist; is president. M. Gatt i ker I. at present calked in the mile of which Haynan la governor. With a man of M. Clerlaad's temper, however, this Shot will offer no dif fi culty, for, supposin g th at Herm himself should not by the time be himself a prisoner there, the president and second commandant would find means to break the opposition of twenty Rayons' to the execution of the law. Yon may not be aware of the family relationships in which the governing elites and their four instruments in the army stand to each other. At the head st a nd s th e Elector. Hassenpfiug married ooe sister of his daughterin law, and Lieutenant Baumbscb, cue of the three busier officers who acknowledged the ordinances, another. Haynan ib directly descended from a former elector, and is a cousin of the 'Gilpin prince. The minister lisumbeeh is similarly allied to the regent, but the exact relationship cannot be defined with exactitude. Lieut. Ooreherg; Who grim* S. 'NW kee'a mss" is a son-in-law of Haynie. "On the day after IL Oettketbarreet, Mow letter. from Haynan were read in his premium. The fret him that his imprisonment wait Ibt inciting to esdktien, by directing the work's.* ta keep on with their work after Lieut. Cornberg haa read the order ad his commanding officer. In the mood be was admonished to ism a disenesion from resistance to the people ; his paper, which bad been allowed to appear.for that day would otherwise be again Nu' peoded. la the third it wee stated that he had not been brought to trial, in eoeserioente, of the delay which had ooesu is the formation of a military court. To this, Aftes correspoodesee M. Oettkor Marled &Mid Answer t he would issue 'no Nib edgings as thearequired ; be protested against his holloallmoote demanded lots* release, and the seigiede of tbe three letters, that he might melte theeethe subject of a Frammenti= against his lawless t k The liana* ocesmittee for paying the salaries of the feastitatarirmi—the Elector having mimed on the timielbem utioh that payment ben regularly been issetb—kim opened its elks, and pays the public ser vants ou preeentatioa of a artilicat• from the beads of vtfft. jut tabs thejeliment of the chief , .out in Maker's ease to Swam, and *grimly' urged his to give it egret. The director of tote ' Hmsfeld district hes been removed, to make romal fora morecomplinnt governor." Our owe ocererponditet writes, Freakfort, Oat. 8 : u YOll ere already aware that Aastria bee theeeht proper to Neill her two members of the Bowler Coa ted Cosigoofoo, Baron you Hobook mad FseletAlar• obal Vest. von Soitembals. Their order. were tory, and of worm e l . ory4 .(eas Frsolgoot . r, law , riplaii. orrtviod hop iltrtaitait - rosat•Oarlienho, and ' to lb. Had do limb as the Zeit Phi itt: Wm so ammonia! that ao pr?parationo had at roosivoltha,nid nalso toy pood ba ths goal guard of boom ma fatanhod byr tin whoa. T object et &him manta tit wsa win =thast#llabovo Atritir of oktat at botli wont mat tor , Aid In a = s tints Is tall MIAOW This Reath at, osuntooy ea part et the, prim. will, It hhopodt hew a good fawn at Vim& • • • I • t e e n to ro g ri alat shame drlbiliitlittere petards:F. Prima al Prowls bid WaldoW Illthi , "kit wihatth elllldSar- aoladdian Maw ihtialinftamao as him _ __ THE EXPlialgr, THURS DAY tAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1850. r . oar Arm /el s OR 7 . ,%. 17 1 •. • wilkOwillill •fit . e bta saet r e•verkliewilltella 41 riPillilla slibi k to 1.1111.1411"001 • 1 11 01 ‘ 1111611 "mg aSallimbalwitlitirislibillwages : bth : : : Inall1 7 r and: adbv .. 7 ,s ib i ' co ll 7 l-'°111 ; , . 711111 77 . .:7 . 1111.1" 5rti v0. ti•. : 471. : 111I%.41 ";: k 1 ;* .. ;I : i 1-411146:: : : isiniita H ". . 41 7 1 la. . -.:c°lll , ..' f i l lialts 7 9ll 7 l : .,:i : 19 ' • i : . : . . H 4. ,, .....:. • :P . ',. : ' .'' '"3.:: : ::foraia - "H„: " .,:egr. ma :7 61 : 461 ", ".. : 12. 67. 7"1" =" 4::*-1114 :smma tuar. .1 4 : ra „„..w inuta: 1 :: : an .- Temierd'. .t A titte Vi rof tlf elm Ill t NNP :: : :::: : :ttio .i n ill e t 5 er .d' of . th e o s e r o n f ee di d i lineal to des& : • le to ey ge crazed harb t ie. *. i „, w , •1 1 , . . ' 1 i . ~ , 4 , . ~_„,.... 'd o o mer ie tO , i • . 'Po 4 - vet We'd of 1111 ~.p.,,, . • . . . the Austrian and Plunder govereme io n ap ta. era A lsei t e = a P. , I we . !the eperetleglinift PA ir - 4„„ . A. .I r . . . •4 ' - 0 1 , Satte t. :32 .4....... t t ::;ed4 . • ) h; .. i' I ts , mead. . •••• 1 kg. ' Ogee ~k , i„, °•.•.: • at ' ' hits- spoken is ' .41: .• mt . r.,.. 7. - G. - britai" l " & '• 9 -'''' ''' '''" '''' ""' ' thee Una Widget^ if '• ° •1. ... .10, - % .iiki t. :re. . _ , ~ le properly:noxious to avoid wee. _ lizesa — .^•, "• . ' w 4 .1 ., 1 e j .i " C: l° 4 fba lb r ilimui. theAtwtri llu anto rc r u pe lat o i n ng tb on e Vorarlber g b ed hews heart li • ..,.• • r a ' b/gt iit'' .. t. V . • r,' .t i acid oat mu -•. - I. g.• 4 to• take pot . •• c: 7 motto 11 A. ; ' ..„,:- d a s ga iff igags - - . Bavarian hastier.. This is not cornet; our army Z: seof w eseabsaaaa anw wow to a habwa • wad ht " di 1 . 4 - itind si viiiii go - . . . _.. , yegaigagea . will stiVelie. rrhetasisset2l.4o•Leeetertkee .. lffethaire ad lees freei .a.......i11. amen* shrink op inie ow lewd. len•• the aseeltal trthlheWh• 848,01 ladelbl'oftdadee M , tihat Vie ISSN of the FDlfie 04 1 1. -'.; •• • Oa Moreover , net only is m there no r m ovement '0 th Bo: aigekionagbgager a the verrise•geing voile 01311 •We meek - erns MSS es Anti le apse isomer hoe. 1 1 6 1 ,0 .4tair '' 1 d'th. 7th into , ~, pid ~,,h d ri l ir, ,i . , 4 ".. , ..sed , tbe i ;l ia o oty d tlestiald wurie t e a r u g ppor div t s t io h: 1 1....... p lielaa '"`'"I'" ." iii o p:: trid* OM to ear syll *AM" hit ittli.•• I* sad 11 . r - ; '' cot In 4thh" ' Thist V __sisite____,_noolikpir, it.a,4i ik4,.. t3a . .., .# Sir herein errep.ohrpe *Web is entrest to thep ot --- sillilreirawiilliesie, Franikeles , amlitsmi old 811 • 61 .'' . ' : xi t & a thit .• hthagaraa • ; • • weenelt areffia, but its commander, the Ar r ebdt d : . mak 4of tile Pnalat r =e sio retameah had iltbert. in stYipag • ett.eonge. A remove, which i s loyalty. Granted, ft ft set brorlindlOSZArifake ".vas :the . - Jar theitttif the which rietd! t< o elettathead rat , ite rjectee thllulftWeti . pabice elj' pps *portent V confirmed is, that Dr. Bach is fi sm eme leitt.llll.2l 42. 6ll , or exedial pest li t i et t 2 , r peei rok k en s e stik do ith irlt a w Lz het tip 4:,................. p. 4.,..... In tl woos, se iiiii!, .aall Prellaettlr ibi S tit . att • 1180:E. . 0 t w he oelaniond iaaelblir a l osinit tb. etba .08 lito veins... .iwir _ A , ► li t a tio sih rettei wous tre berg n the ex am pee nist te ty d of It i s ie i l t i l i t i e a rio o r i rf sari nod knee How are the is not enreamenble te leek ep Iftverelisette t ilKier 10 , viret:k . tisane t souks souls te4 adouter,:tl!o,-,reeeived tee swore ;distil l ; 4 sa g the year; beanobse et the die tieue. If semell We". sus if Wh i g i l tall 1 " 111 " "t b• eiti la willell th ey w"*. pea- that lb ' " I lletenP lime , Rot IL old tint the lasseof ''' ''' ' " WUBTEMBERG. a_haw I. dim th writ imes 05 diateeetkes tired be earj=e i au ~,,.. , ...i t . , o_ . eke* heldre ea Ple b . 14 be iettii"*""" th ey mai net 111 . 11 " t h ailPetetiese "uitt'i° 'thett. pit- Yd ote mond sitting of the National Assembly, ; an rettl s tabh sho t° ai l lareimisyn. ease with Brea Ft°S eigta t timailha lialLa rtflo. _ Jaw ma". 011telde3= 111 Tie ..Plabill ied "bl vaillohl ."4lPaii irt aZ t if Irttgbt "me t* ii;fierimed irbevemtlibt° l26t th‘ ll*°° , .• . ..t. 211411 1; 12180 1/11 bi rtlit Ima govtroste ". °l at e tinil it i7s is eltare P"P"ed ol threu m m il d u nst "i f the et-at its value, Ae the OM* I t W illis that :-111 tb. gees eight ma " . reill . na l lit k . 1111"1114 P • , . the 2 •44lhholYbliKllTte; . eel Tißirktrand, as to th e Staathalterschaft of Schleswig. ha literally „ he mir e s m kt. awe were Mend inn* at air Pet/h . ,di * tatty- . r . . the IStalbl••• 03 'hi the Allen et awed . 11eleteta for the expene of the war in 180. A epos over lb• Ardpat tsmat* tassar allitiltikle. o f a a62 , l" 7 l : ll Z 7l"ls an d ItC" Ill u„v i see'" allAWlPli ispelli4 lar senasat ialla jakargiu sti a, 4; 4 Billi mmillit oisseare l P f d stillas iiiipt6. 4ll6 ry m th a r eaini iitra4l esers,. i .eree lb " sessiend awitel ftewlesfta 4ll-als amestelyonivathrirade- poity 4ll:l" of l . li th br V i ai ted am i ber res Z i t u ti timi tbe e p- x tw Preim ple ( s em en E th l e ec eY toral in. wawa ciandestine ad mood by with as . shereagg ismageasindadiammitimixotert,„stortami cant bana, ,autoot befee pati little eentoi puesisies .itita he s. ,floaefltreedoweverers, view wnre haveOr 111. 0nty ieli vr e& " Tbe - troamorsp iernialita bsi or ..ii th . e appean inter- w idesies ,,thim ln iais ib tuiL eir righ n t. ,j o t r m an o d tio c a tn e ,ti a titio to nal be o aine powiti od n I astf.iest keens I sad swans to esspe . lad design - - o r shimm i i . amen d yeaelle ; with-vista •Notto ,ii!Pak lllel4 ingertiotia the reasesfegyie. *sae* atetainett. that the Eke* . n selettereparedipasson, and On The/ fith. A •gov_erement ,bill, proloogii g the col. L id, with a view et &terries liaglielt end 14003 Wheelie, ilt1;1E.1111 LW This deelemeten of tateeeleei le 1 1 111111040 t to be ee• assumed *LAW+ 4 4• ll l 6 l•Anietee' ma. when leetion ni. latent to the end of December, was referred oaths i nt , t h e u es e e b ere d mtgs.. sage ot 2,415, *pa ,Is Um sum waked =posies ineree f r• awl .11114 - Derr*, teed that .his . .edisie•••••vreine- eV Niblethatt • 'of t‘ t 0 ciepp l ittie, then eettreilawirie 7.026 hod. Imligko Id* va 'ThWIN . fr. M• 6 •1 11 fthell Tiallfliger•rt2, the •••410410110 is 41 46110 " 0 7 11r1 06 1 to ittla amp* 0' " . ""7.t • be 6.-Tolnarerr ........., 1-1 ; N ew Lose, I.o..d .Prrail thi gke ng t a " the ll abi Tg l ar ti" wa g: 1 1411 " Pub i sh vands,tiMaigiviiiriftenit*6lll:Skilmilaildti"linsmoi,:t e n li sted mil pinkait s edhsni- • to milli PI . ~, 0 111 -. 1.1 . . • : taatiea tluit 11"01°°41 : 1 / 4 7 1liti. " iln4Cl ' l- -r-. 1 1 14 4 1 . 1 : , . 11111 .4 44 . 46 IMPlea the'lldlat U RI ; 111• 1 1 . dillitI tri f l e alCrr eldi iPir eiy C % 4" Ke 99 sai l una li , a41"41 110e ; Btrk t. s B l...' • Cals. set. ,r - r i e,i e t es th e Esse h as ass. mos Weal awl theta , 46421 •' . 'iiiele: id • Iff.• Thies JIM int* is Bari& . •t , ~.. 0 •,. eespinel orders *cattiest t ie is she evening Vrternt, Oct. 7. -nye per Cent, hieteiliquee, 944. of a y eeee mad t em th e m h o . is ' . if , , • tame s ,•seti. • It 1 thit etrarythimit . did . set vo • tertakey Witte same as,. Owthe swish Wilts 6th the Else. ltrar•eeet- Halt per Cents., 82f. - Bank Shares, 1166. d mre ft - i n - iiirli . , rialgtgbre 1 . m*ife es. einerte Jettetele . .....__ oar hosed !he ite 21 is which ,_ thc Iltglitt , ' +Hiked Primo •Fiederit& of Meer, Lathe' tint inmate oar Madan. 11.61. _. 1111 AAA a-- _—. _ .. . .. . .. _ __ _ . . PT FRANCE. •• hfalf: 26 Warmaseer Sumas. c The sax* SO MI dill whe whist ei t great review villa,l W ewes eft briserrow, fa the plain of eatery, semi te have bees tialmeg t :C timely said of th e Elysfe ts the of dessral AV . and admoartioas of As I mitts, el ' , The thief Solaro of the ilintl governmest and the reprowsligio = i 11; the Assombly seems tette-the 'weirdos of dt Ob. enestitutkaal el otbise. IlefruhMents' bill he allowed, but In greater etiv modaratics. Tie ?waist will met oat foe the aroma lowscrow at eight, and hail accepted an invitation es koalas!, ea his way, at Lord Normanby's villa The troops to- day might be SIN OR th s e n ili r l to Vs:milks, pour in alon g g ' the wan to the Batriete de Pessy l w hams. , feet, and batteries of ster7rding te Um stirring military mei% isediegthe air with mime widely spied. lemma einadeis of Beglish were looking down from the 'snare the Tanks es thAi Seithicillialiedt and I haw the peater acc p of them an folly per. waded that Loam li will be proelainted &spree in the fide . TM hes been ME *yid daring this assist in looking over and approdeg all ties orders for the axe and wieweavres idle haw bees draws op by Glued kr. The if epelowlets say that the Prod . 2 1 :Cliamprier-hrehist are the best binds is the.werid • se bay a prkieser be with hie turnkey sad he Isis the esesesst for 'Meg him the dip. It is mimes W eldest upon wing might be the isms toweereer it a real intellipmes between the hen lierbd hitherto deep es tits grave, Wm the raikailiai blames Gomm and P.edigot bahre the elliffraillt Ili Vilageet. - Meanwhile -themes of the puileasentary admit, repass the Asset 'halms twit to Chaegaraisee fidelity to their awe. Jut a mere r inetworth a raufse is to be heed tier isles& and= of osetprielel. Of. owns all ties wed v be there. Abaft die tight and loft beak seaway esespenies have awed diet their twine will be &shied, as p r o r y sewage die permits saris that the of ms 7 tnraaih="6 (Brews jes_isss Wileg . dose a We E 04 regnsmatatives will bred awyrew 461, t modem Chomping, will have espinate tel. WNW tweety-eve Wets. There ill eleei ae at, ' a tribes. !wed ta the prose, se that se A ß li b o pablicity will made thegenwaseert to of the reguladeasof the hereto% if they = be repusted bi spits et tlat misses warnings of - - _ sag r MT OZOMOIRe MN sae ustenses swan se seimmess is spa aas slaws wash* it had takes sapPptelhis preswitiss kasha Rivas - a Ik a sW Name ha r ;;;;Take te awe No v ;1 1- ewswili__,,,_ wai 4 in 4 W I 17 " --- "'" thlksalti " that it was asserted brakeman. the Osesaitlee of Passim) awl Goieral Cheer. dealseedlyelkeed Maw* bostellek of the assilasts. kis sad Feld • salt to the rime, whit "'"""" •1, Rua may boa se, sad * the ale. 'llke essidttse, lw /be wan will alms lio so- la iloalliadailli• las lwwws kowNIIPAT__ .. bt Ali ihow Carlawilis b 7 Ow atin lo4l64l4 A la ' balks whilst the Lads Iron es- easteedlesd wilt a tribes*, is ceder that they sal bear elm OM "FM Or 01 013111 00. Plk.lo • • . llidea&—There we data in Liverpool from BID di the syldoliso ai lb* °wawa% mad, thumilwas la la ilio Mirk= eassehose of mill art. At _visas skis were wok dinesLs the seeree ef tie day, the edisereet the ger- ,_ 41 "w.___,.._.,.,,Aw1 6411 ,• Exelta X,,, onanled attacks firla ' a t ere wiled to Reek Wort, sad the Weed Ose. ander tits adman, baltalisss The ea *Mob rhos Osalises, kastrises, awl Prisiass)oiswal iltr" — ",. o_ 1.,,w -- 7 - 1 . ii — ,,,, — ro a.' iii: to 45.. ; =Li, prepaid= to alter ayos the oest. Tray ess kosatals wsre,hied bake the tri- oat essayeey was peas, beak, sad kid the all the talkies el. the se•ealled Ja 50.. pa m b w . ---- 74 - oi. is 44.4 Le.a o . o . 35. to 465.; Lim- i. Ile tee, thanks, astlen have bassi stihereetiessl Paha toe the twatrasstios 411 Kaiak akin% la the pad of ty of ash Qs etas soya . pki. Ma t immeaosa, 610 Mi.; Rm. 60E ran the padestlesista the kw , all .te j ea The • respesabie e. late the i Z i lemel, wlih arms sad Uwe. visits te Bases Hike est atom TOL' • ligelisity% Alp Harpy, Nader to sas 11 se. is se greet thee kr say sallasst dam et 111 b wei. ewes& JO litteue, TirOolfts• at te tie aszlostwlese is die te bid their ArewelL Tima.intsse qaktalPselehlbet IWIIP elwihowl= 1. 'wit ,l as " i i s ,,, P i t ri ali tha ss i g fretesse of a ceenserdel no. Ilidthweld. Cbtinier I aaa PostPh 'lllol alt. sesta ef th e Awake there, they received a this wad% sad theAskies t 1,; =r ...""' , lijaii,.tio grksaios o nto in Ale talks se wie\ is s dagle telf iwr ieri d ges tkp the seayatesee el trail& discharge ef_gro pe • dist, width ibearial thea iluwillom o dok, will sew eeeevh ! c a. moagen r b ia diow Avo& v , s t . *d emi f ez AM. nil siph se the to. TrilassL The sea de Aar dews * eaves. Ink *my ware 'easlappet to aid &imamate dukes Labeci . litthe uses, • aka hamidiale rota klbwed dames agree, wlth dertasteserns. Tits retreatibe Iladsh @elan thaw bersiegyeelsedlss eases el Thee sad Mak ' -"", - ,„' AlastraL cis ewe 80entakrieff P °117 ,. 1°11 cli TEI a laws wee to be the Ovid of the . ihtiesse -did vet splay; W . pike, "Wei * boiess.at *lb' dies et the street. The AA wilts CkkakTpliearibill4lafillodtwisCPate• liam 4 - liAii.•___._ — Ths„,,_° ( " l ":l l t . "'''''''' allewassl of all British Wpm. *he Mated Se Niliewi t l t ase et .bottdisa kw Aeon necked - bent Wow Frlodelektat t la alas, ellellpedes Ai the Dishy ,P o =l. 6 `wr"` end C'''''s,„ „u s „ s e w r o i n t -I M . eyelids are skald mil mkt fro Me hake( 140 , 11, 148 =4 kr and asathed lets Itswietmetb NO ibsse. It to Apia etiteattiryat des """ issr ober we i with forsiessa irk baltkis lire dip Adm. be pi Spam 314 C ilga: lis slifs. lir tbi sod Stilt el* lid .* imods!, 0 11 • stnitli . ." ,•• - . 1 ,,„,' 0 , 1111 fg., ti , 4 1 ,..,..V1eft=.041/41/1 1111111 26."111111 "44 . sad iiitralig A gg infe d Vl; . 4... ,00... '. 7 , .‘,.? :•• - - . . , ... . i , 1., ~ • • . . to, .. - .... . ~„ • .. 4 14,,'1-4 1,-,,,i::.. - a.- fi5,404.-Noraiaiasioast4o4.......-.414..,mbme a,p,,) . 4 . 4 d• „,4:10,, SPAIN. _ Oct. 4. The fib et-the kin hie been celebrated with much epiendoer. A Mead ntodifluatiou - At the tariff is rowing by in the prernaton‘and Warm are to be ustrodoced to the judicial order. Mamma Orr. 4 —These par Cents. 34j; sitar Bobs, 34; use, 341 ppm POOR Ift Oran., 131. Fire per Cutts, 131 owe slier Baba. 14 poen, 131 euh. Coupons. 7; cult I dugs Bokikiir sedi. ...Pussies,, 31 Cu ; ou t Boles, 3; sub., •Beni W •Ilts rerdissad, 95 cash. lir ' change ca t Lesise,4o4/4 • • ' ' ' S'kATES. . • , . Or PO/Wig TOIONOIPLI [PION OON OWN 001.MISPONDENT.] LIVERPOOL, OCT. 10, 12.30 rat. By the arrival in the Mersey tkf ore or CoIlia& new line of steamers (the Pacific), we has* received late amounts from America and the British colonial possessions. The Weide left New Ttitit on Abe morning of Sun • . day, the 29th nit. The amount of specie by this arrival is 200,000 dollars. She brings 70 peeeengers. The political sad commercial advices are nnim. Babbes throat/host the State. ooatienes in a healthy neadition, and notations of cotton, bread , stufkliiiiare THE ELECTORS OF HESSE. It is the mleforturte of the people of H.see•Cemsel that for • perry they have been planed by their primers ha • pridoerwhinoe they Auld contemplate only the dark side ' of monaroly ; for there is no Moe, entravagsre, m violear which has not been exhibited in the life of oor Electors of Hero. It was the gresogrunifether of the present prince, the Landgrays Frederick 11., who reigned tram 1780 to 1786, that founded the policy, sines burns traditional, in the reigning hour of Hero, of draining off the wealth of We land into the priori; treasury, and securely bestowing his aornanlatei wealt kin foreign sides. Each a coarse could not well too pursued in • c;,nstitutional state, hero the boundless hatred of the electors lot constitutions, and all the onstoms of gininmont which grow out of them. Frederick turned on • norm raustro• in his subjects. He raised • strong body of troops by violent and arbitrary conscription in order to sell his soldiers to Aar under the liorifsh d dug in North America, and by this means realised immense sums. The convention, when it tame to light, retried a male of prior: far • killed Hessian ha was to receive twice as much r Ibt one that wu only wouaded. And although the Hei den troops wens called in America, " blind Hessians," on n oconst of their rarklios valour, still the list of killed was not leaf wittily g smooch to ttily the father of his people. Thera exists a Uttar written by this Prior to his commander. In which the latter is bitterly reproached for not oftener exposing his men to danger, and admonished to falfil his duty better, that thus a higher sum may sour to the sovereign is payment be the lest. It was to he con duct of this immortal ruler that Chatham referred, when hot rid, "I must otiodur in the strongsrlangosgs the system of carrying on the war with troops bought from some petty German prime. Were lan Amorimm, ulam an English men, I would newt lay down my some so long as • foreign soldier stood upon the territories of my country—never, never, no never !" The surserot of this Lindurar• was the first Elector, a wittily son of his father. This sues the prints who* muss is iiieekred with the rise of the house of Rothschild, who put lo story the riches which had grown out of the blood Of his Mbjects, and laid the foundation of the most capitalism of Surer. Most of our readers will renumber the errs whir WI. %Mka his anterior, Frederick Wit. Ham lt,in Its per 1631,t0 the establishment of a new crud ' ration, thiough • compact between the states and the govern ment. The estm sad sago condom of the estates at that period is apt less notations. After the settlement of that etmetinatiod, the print elector, Frederick William then wont prism, rum to the grunion t, and his father. whose - *hurler prodigesey and edultery had led in ' the Art insuree to the re-modelling of the star lestuttlons, found it convenient to retire' to Frank feet. likes Philip gm Magrointona, who had two , whisk* met, Out tendency to polygamy has been beredi , try in hour of .Hoses, sod a groat proportion of the ' Hondas nobility owe their attain to the oriental morals of the ruler of the, ird. Ws will only name here the Hay ' sur in& On Count of Huienstrin, the fruit of a connexion r d dm nbovomeritmod Frederick William I. wilt various Haab& labia. Bow famushielbsea albaserwers to tii grow* er a native Was, may appear hoc me exam*. The Ottoteas el liseammin, Fr.deriek William's Let lob Item had three and twenty children. In the history of dig liemerellthio of this princely house the rood amadalows, and Me met serious in their direct can emboss@ were the .seletisas of Frederick William I. he a old named Order', the &amber of • Berlin mechanic, shawarde the battle Counties Itsichenbach Lessorots. The wvara, whose brothers end sisters were ennobled by the Lester, llhe tally reigeed for • long psrl , d in Heise with onlimitsd power, sad her desolate behaviour gave undo* to the *me sum damemtratioo in 1891. The Cosa temitsiehmtesh - bunlince dto demand and the sq. V be lab to ehtela balt with the legitimate consort of the Mentor, a sable plasm of the house of Prussia, whose mire Is still renumbered with love end reverence by both old and poem How deeply the mistress of ' tits prince has segraved her mese into the history of the omatry sae seam* pay Mew. One day this weemariesived ea mom tame latter el • menacien Mareeter, she was wear ported with my, and betesakr diumaded the discovery bid pahhusst fa die abhor. The moat valeta messares were instant MOM to the whole land, and a umbel= =idly, mad whis judicial powers, MU belated, years • terrible se .cs, hat - width, afa and maisdament a em of ,fill lamaswithout brim harmed the eater of tilt_ ,roo m y _eda each Miasma grow by the son Of ' . Freesias prises.., she beam limit,, *OW tor s his Melees . ham his whams= 'Pr al ist sok bliblel . pie*. „him !triads Ins Ime mmilste, _aabosated senteiSlo bs r hie facadysaturis, •sod slims found his grommet fa destroy Me u rer, at others. His ;trek ir WC Vritsc arg % be a • Stet s e n time t the bear of be co' =!-(razt: gir—tf." li atira t ra...tr, . last math to bur the daily Warm*: melts of the Oirtiftwe Iddhßhetite loft the Cieiteily wits her see, sad heir 'her etee at Sem. It we hare that the =bee tr ued the seemieratue with the Mon lit her beamed to follow • Pros. hit allair, who as this occesios agreed for a need moo to realm her to the prime. This laelv has deem Daum nisei to the dignity of Countess Bohaturborg, and it the moseist weal of Ids ilignmes. Beam whom bettor to he : this prisms is the fhb a kb home wise bob esesidared it memo to procure the masaba efamiebra for the Atitilloatioa a hie inclioatieen. liblist/L the Coastal is magmatic, and its fertility . issther - ''-- ambers of Haase le- '"v.—Chissii