The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-17 00:00:00

gat erpreos. OOLNO MILL Me we& fre Bri o ll& 11T North Itemise, bermela, sad Um tidied BMW ie meat up temenew males. Oet. 111, per " Cards," Orr Beam TM niers ter Olemiter, Naas, One" tbe Wes Islam* &MOepies. IRAN eug Chem Twahempees, will e we ea Ns eresiog ef Om 19. The meth Mu' Keeralles te the Nediterreassa. Nape, Beerliarg, fa., will b. .d. up oa the swains of OM. M. TM =elk ter 111.., Ws. ma Winks trfli, M sale »isOil.V TM wells kr Nadel's, Si. Nierles, esd Bt. Theme (Owe de Viola), Owes lowa% mil Areemita, Mil be male up es the emskr u e i l Tbe visa walla mob up ea Nev. The arab in she at leen. Vemseele, New Gem* &views. MUM maw* es Nev.!. Tie wills ter BeeMs mad law Ayres MU be tad ..y ea We arg el Nev. 4. The sane for Nummsb. Nwrians. Nemo, sad hawol. Clll. awl Peru, eel be mege up ea Nev. 17. KIVU WAS AV MOM WWII Two Dtv —Nsweir, Allimma.lll6 T. elearw—lliNlMA IVA IVA Absavish UNA Va. LONDON, THURSDAY, 0070BBR 17. LORD SUNLIT WOO% earrasier at ellserstici. As far as the griped cease of war is snared, he nese dearly enough that moose@ is past paying fee. For tune is napropitioss. " The deserters," as ut IM6, the isinority who followed Psa t wen went to be ladled by the balk of the tory bout, " the deenters," have the best of it. The country thrives older hoe trade. Eno agriculture begins to Peek up comer, and rubbing its eyes to ark what was it that looked is for midable P Trade is rod; prime are Wig the ro venue is steady ; and Mod (except ia odd's) is not gone oat of cultivation. What clan Lad &UN LIT think tut that the gams of pretestios is up P What ma he say but that be won't my so in as msay words for within P No man having been ridden down once, liltssi:to incur the risk of being Addeo ever amsead time by the same party. For thie f IMO dims me Gam rea son, Lord STARLRY IS ad diegisne4 to art his own colours, sad do suit and aeries to the Oladdendas. He is ready to make theta oedemata that he and his followers are open to sa oar : beam tbe spew& at Bary. Bat be is also determined set wily to make terms, but to show the world that be is aisle to en force them: hems the parleying letter from Lows ley. The exultation at the Morning Modell was premature. The neck dal angler who so long bad toiled and taken nothing, 'Maly ionised he had caught a mighty flab, when ia troth Its bad had bat a tantalising nibble. To give up all serious thoughts of nemeting a sliding scale of duties upon foreign earn is one thing ; but to tell the deladed opine and farmers so is gamete soother. To let the hops of a retort to the old system die out in their hearts by slow decline has hem part of the Dieraelite policy during the lad two years. But to shorten the safe and silent process, and to throw away thereby so much political capital, before the time for say attempt at regaining dila bad come, would be a wanton manifestation of ausdour not to be looked for. And to afford "the deserters" a long winter's chuckle, before the painful recantation could be turned to any possible amend, weed betray a levity of character hardly to be looked for seen in the heir of Derby. Accordingly we fled abundant proof in the hasty epistle addressed to Mr. G. F. Your*, that the im pulsive and ont-spoken leader of the country party has no micd to be paraded se a convert by the Jesuitical section whom he is much more disposed to take into pay as useful auxiliuies than to follow se Peahen, or penitently propitiate as offended oracles. The tory majority want the aid of the tory minority, sad are not unwilling to sacrifice say amount of mere am 'latency, abstract theory, or stale vows and pledges in order to secure it. Bat they are fully sionadoes of two things—Bret, that the tory minority are quite as much in want of their amistanes ; and. secondly, that in England there is no sanction which a party may with so little impunity violate se that at decency. Semblances must be observed sad emeetional shame kept up. If no necessity for turning right round extsts—a necessity must be invented. Thus were the whirl ones driven by a combined attack of their antagonists to throw up elles, the im perative duty of not leaving the country without a government (as the phrase is) would be gravely stated as the sudden justification for &beaming all kinds of professions and all sorts of obligations. Posey ite politicians would acquiesce in a low-church policy, and farmers* friends would agree to recognise ism trade as sea fait accompli. Thee is nothing. in short, which, on the doorstep of Downingetreet, may not be settled. Bat six months before the emergency arises, to barn your banners and break your drums, were a piece of superfluous selfeamillos—an act of uspuelleled folly, and one exceedingly likely to render abortive the high-minded scheme for Nike of which it may be supposed to be dose. Lord STANLLY is fond of racing, and is said to enjoy the Ulmer of winning a fairly contested match, rather for its own sake, than for that of the stake which is ran for. Politics are to him another Led of excitement, but the feelings of the man in both are the mum If there was no competition for power among these whom be regards as equals— power when WC would foe him lope ball its shames; and there are few who have listmed to one of Lord STANLEY'S vehement orations, and marked the essentially combative toss and =proem of his most eloquent efforts, who does not feel persuaded that such a man has infinitely more gratillo.tion in wielding the meal form of an enthu siastic opposition than in the constrained and eons promising exercise of ministerial authority. A walk over is no fun at Demister, but lead of all to the owner of the horse that is withdrawn after having been mitered to rm. And Lord STARLIT shows that whilst be is too shrewd to penile' against unequal odde—be has ao stied to be cajoled or cowed by an Warier competitor. By oar West advises ban Washisgtoa, we learn that, the SO* el September, was closed - the longest legislative semi= as regard since the adeptica of the ametitation. Per tea lee" months were the two Dooms el Coigns eniaterruptedly In seam, sad they have new Opened, to resume their Miamian on the fast Monday of December, so that NM of their members will not have time, me they eseemisenos their legislative duties, either to see ce commankato with their cometiteents. The appreasking maim, however, will bee that on., the orestitation (rebid ding it to extend beyond the 4th el Match ; a Auto mats thing both for legislators and the pablie puree, as otherwise it might exceed in dandies the Cheat Exhibition itself. If the session just closed has been a lacy, it has ales been so eventful sae--eventful alike as regards the tar:ideate which marked its pro gress, the crisis which it braved, and the meunres to which it has given birth. Soca after the meamenceensat of the imion the na tion was e l a i lel s di ssms e te lama the Into at one el the greatait,nod petristle et its theimmes —a man who earl kr testy years asenoplen ous politics ea the Mesa pkthenn. and who hml been more sr Ism mixed up, sad bosom* owl ess. saliently mixed ap whit aII the peat emo el the time. It wee peen ' the 'mated adds that bad ever occerred in that atm& with %Wish be was more peculiarly ithatilled that death atrial off 1 boas C. Mixon. Great as la ether perch; was the blow thee billeted upon the media, ft u undeni able that the demise of the Slave-ling ha «mai bated in no small degree to the peaceable solution which the slavery question bee fee the present at tained. The trappings of mourning fa the great Caro linian had scarcely been removed from the capitol, the executive mansion, and the other public boildinp at Washington when they were replaced fa the had of the state. Chased TAYLOR soddenly fella victim to the combined attacks of dame, mor tification, and disappointment. Hie bodily ialimities were aggravated by the results of his weal weakness in surrounding himself with whims to whom he could have no real esaliesso. who aver sew car. daily with hire, and who brought dime:edit, both political and permosion his brief adadishaithen. Ea was eriamedea by the present exesathe unglikals, who to* pamemioa of the vacant chair _ lithe dispote his right any ma* than there web Inestiat that of VICTORIA to the thecae of her saeitheen. Without direct election Mr. human bat thus been suddenly raised to the bead of a gsawamest eminently popular, and elective is all its departments. ' It le Omagh me hereditary right, thimilithtiquotell 4. Bye mpg% or traildesery slabs, throes& neither tem, Treeh Ma pubes, that he sways fer a time assg sa L ki e d At er V His MP Anglo' Ma reammets beld • la the hind tomilial*/ Pavagelleillitiii Mos be is bola led from radii assesitp to mak with the peteetatim thee—thestmaillegatothii shiltagexample sempletely, evarithallm POO stakes are, " played for. an Anglo-Baum mounehity ore as ...- to the &Maim of law bah Wheal sepries sal undivided&abides. Twice has the Preelciew devolved, within the last ten yeas, sot on Medea of the nation, bat on the dissipate of the wee" tics. Is widow await the body peak stifht shock fries this olleshed for transfer of pow. Within the last firer moths the elect has beat sad- Moly mewed, and the dodged* installed lo pleci Me abbot has bass wholly dinshodi and madam dawly mgeniesd ; sad i with se _littte di to the political mashiesd as ahron is esest paisdiselly whdhpg It M to the a The of the Lidos, tibia were gloomy sad sinning at the esemeemaset of the mssien, krani two& its ekes. The slavery questioa A bleb Gibbed the mid', whisk bad hag bees broom he it. As besot reaniag a irtig Mat tba reserve their wied till the whining poet is ia dght, so regneentleg the antagooht prinelpies of fYsaisa sod awry wire added. se lisz e : t could pampas the Seal straggle, tokeep seek ether in the eashaversy whisk has raged twine them dam the repablie was smasher& Esc wise it became obviate that the thee fix ultimate &Moo bad arrived, both raise pepered for a final and deepest* st:X. l ir Web w: lEVe llei hrit matters 'to as. hem B a r* dently d . the straggle need! met Imo* been for the math Imam is Ike of • event, hit its slily einem of oramieg aspidag a favouraMe settliaset was to Ming the goad's to sa imssiMs Iwo Moth, to whisk ia Wag Ohm tbis y a sew • of the repuesdaties will be ear, hised, • the will be the &gelato isprosory for the /dm* of the free mist is the Hew of Reposedatives. Thin was hag foremen sad dreaded by . Mr. Cm nom, who was extremely soli:Moss to saticipate it by a esttlement of the gessden favenzable to slavery, or to Mein some Immo mask se a doable exeentive, m a ...1..1 •1me to the growing power of the The the having ow to doeib ea tC e Ira to amasses@ a retrograde moveussot, seek pay begs& :beagle by taking extreme mei mumpranisiag Bath in the republis and eat of it many that the Liaise was at hag& is the throes of dissolution. Neither party seamed helloed to yield. sad whitest some oonessies as both sides the comisamey meld not be saved. All the excitements and wises were called forth whisk characterise nadoml agitations, when great interests are at stake. The Beath stormed and blustered, whilst from the old seat of nullification ammo rebellions maws, at whisk the great bulk of the nation smiled,oostident in the amipotence of the Union to creek any treasonable semement to whisk they miOt give rime. Bat by ftvess both polies became half weary, half asham4. of their mom pessaisag attitude towards melt ether. Came what might, it mesa became evident that the Union was not to he emeihed. Ose party at the other then mast yield, for the straggle could not be prtneWaL The South felt its weakness, and deemed 't pen dent to give way, mace especially as it could then hope for batter terms than it mold possibly obtain from say fakir, cooper. The North felt its power, and fortunately was not inclined to abuse it, and the remelt was, the adoption of that series of measures which has enabled the Union to tarn in safety the dreaded corner is the question of slavery. Them immures originally embodied in the proposal which was so fang familiar to the public in both hemispheres aa Mr. Cut's itompromise bilL We treated the 'occasion of Mr. Pam= to power as a parades that that seers, or sometbieg egai valent to it, would pass. The proposal was, in its totality, rejected, but the measure which were after wards adopted, contained, in piecemeal, neither more nor Mss than Mr. Clat'a scheme. They were the bill for the admission of California a a state, that for settling the Texan boundary, the acts fat the erection of Utah and New Mexico into territories, the Positive Slam Bill, and the important measure for the aboli tion of slavery in the district of Columba. We may hereafter take coalition to show that in of them DI MUMS are not only hostile to the further extension of slavery, but that they also tend to circumscribe nod weaken it within its present limits. The sixth, the Fugitive Slave Bal. on whit& we have already commented as a disgrace to Amseisan legislation, was a sop thrown to the loath to compasate it in one direction for defeat in every other. Nor have we any reason to champ the opinion we have herstatore exposed that this mew,., whilst an appoint pin to the swath, will ultimately, like ts% Prove a reel pia to the aertit. Whh oat aims sr sampamniw.t>tamak would oat kayo obsoinsil site maisteese to the mbar and whined these the meth midi satlimps= this we. Those was swam Nem width imlueed some is vele for the Fugitive Blare Bill, who would not ellsenvies have dome so. The protectionists saw that istil the slavery question was disposed 4, they weld sot hope to secure attention to any other. It had kept than for the whole of the melon from broaching with seeress their favourite sebum of restoring the high tariff, which was so inereilemly dealt with in 1846. They, therefore, wished it to be wholly disposed of this session, so as to have a clear field fora dub at the tariff seat session, at the beck of the hungry protestionista of New Neglead. They require the field dear for the doable reason that, whilst the next session is the short one, they too have everything to fear from the wreathing asmodancy of the West. Now or never u their tame, foe they must dip their heads for ever under the free trade wave which will inundate Coignes front the West in 1852. That they have dose nothing this semis is is accordance with what we Tattered to predict last December, notwithstandiag the pro teetioalet leanings of the PutuDarr's mom% and the tninaceadeat abenrciitiss of Mr. Msaaprra's re port. We thin ventured to say that net only would as mom restoring the late tariff either is whole or la pan be serried, but that the protectionists would be amble eves to introduce one. The mat bee reel offsitigirredeur iction. Next session they may be more as muds the introduction of a bill, bat they wUI =Minty fail to carry it through the legis lator*. g sad anions is the session has bees, it ha been the meet important. both is its peewit malts end (atm csamquecces, that ha as yet marred at %Wigton. Its legislatioa bee been emiasitly ot a domains obsesotert and whoa other mats which marked its progress seep be lergemea, the =mks of 'MO will be Brat tall rememband is Almeria's sn eak as that whisk w the istrodactiaa of the Ant state es the Peelle, Yd resoted the Union tram the Winkles of that dreaded amities *hie/, for three quarters of a emstary , bad thrown dark a shealew ea its path. Pouss BALL AT CIVILDIZALTA way na• dorm seemies et die eamadase fir de daaegemat ealeutimial seek lire as Odlibell Ws, Ate,Weald loy Lat Dee, Obeese, 'T. 0. 24., /LP sod wow laimpadd geolems et the adraelas. /IA Palest las ugpileali dab. ais i IILA adonis g /ILL IL Ow, mesa= ail li rsaimr eseadorn sal Ow air et the lee wee saa t ai rd Tbendur t Mk Newedbee am*. It mu Set mud elleguidel MINN lave ekealy reward** goildbal ended se as alllSlrt t• dee ea tbe eimingt s l oomr lbege la a vveeepds d M a ilb Wag, el Ibuiddy, GOLD Ctuna FOS 116 MATO* or DIRBT.-05 Wilariq week, at a swift er the eV et NwhY. the wear stead that the Oda h. Mot m om 1 , woo int the ate mos by tbe Lad hake et airelawl ad if hod bah Abbe& but laud Denim aptedlia far Item did wedhlteies el Moe he lee" We uniaanai tho eteptiales ihtalesl I ds apes the lime tome at It wadi bow bass Ittairead lard Ciamphell, if his lordshi Aur had Inhea It W noble padeteasr.—N tlinghton Ermarvz Connatemenon.-11ds mining, be tween the lents of 1 sad a fee. &totaled with a coml. &rib's deernaita et_peopalL Wet out in preadous be itaelag to Matra Pa" Ss Woe saanbstattn, Otenee-teed, Dwattaikey. Ot le oho faleitieshie nom el the stab ha emit. a. M esereltd with mead sedhaew ; tad It wet emir II Vole* Wire the en wan eallegehbal. der tbad pedal & eatliagit pr am of tho misrelate, Wei haat alb 111 Ma the lams la the grab el Ihe lea Mesh hems& M. Lesherii Cdr as ;ilt, oldie yearn Hem as Ms, ir of War, i d da POOttel intim eg tg j o s sa e emit dam^ ow Our ordinary esetespetellek of Ake' fillerlid , delis s . eddli4 Testirdsg morning, Meet tut ra i n F.Nie wHe of a welke-de *edemas el this wee ebeervid ee M mime the street iodise to Ibe ; aressel, leng, mystedine-blehlag pared Toy her 'AIM. Wow the rim P. known dm i peedmierly lamest, goe4 telt el woman, so that a harried step,' sheepish ka r ma * veryr prod, whisk - wood& have Seen milk* le the eggrehessim limey precede lbs =I Oldeese ally melted the cariosity eitidat• Arrived at the arrest], Fran F. inquired Fir dm wiser a ntsd is teethe the arms of • the While Ws penises. was meet kw. lbw were pthe:t abi abeat dem. The Ant V l 7 on the arm were steeled te the moiling elf s pew envelop. The bet AM the shawl hake hem removed, l—a ibelerld He*. taking petie ef the weapon. the Aar milmmiles lupin why Herr F. had not delivered the =MS in pee*. Ob, sir," meld the pod wife, yet Ant's knew my hubsed ; he is ma an Obstinate am Biaoe the sense's order we have not had a bit of psaos. He dealares no power ea Girth should mime him give tip his gm ; and I said I mad not deg, in my bed with that horrid thing in the hoes. He is out of tows now. and will be very angry when be comes home; bet I r,don't an now I've get it out of the hoses." Bach was the first deli very dame. Three wives have sine* seat their has. beads in with their ; so that in all fear muskets have bete Haman het net met the latest stet' of the taken by an instant sad Anal 'monism' of their rmiesep time. His written addreos challenged dicer to decide hie sweats " tor over! and to d 'very o it a within twenty-Jos Wars.* He has pet honed an ardor to all esumaiPii afilaara• lwetisitieg a &data to en indefisite paled. on mosent d the ingrodance of the step. It weld appear as if elm eh were to be =paid be. Wtihelembaci, he which the towel weaildlele time. It wee romeered this eer, f ii that has been dimehind. end that MIL 81 mat~tl iandhoeschagdwith filmfaamatisa ~da This is beta mess at mat It wadi be stamp if M. Winnow:is ionhl labs ogios jest se the list matron of his week on the teapot his tory of Hesse Omni, is whisk the rapists family Spires so discreditably. apnoea'. On the 10th, all the odloond theksrri nof Feld* met to decide epos what dvi sheald be taken with reforms. to the latest proeengs of the government The determination to maga was unanimoes : the only the diremdea turned upon th's question in what form ad et resignation should be drawn up. The sollestive resiguatim would mash Wilbelimead two days aim that of the Camel garrison. It wee stated three days ago that Hatateppg ha removed the mastitutionalist administrable Ur= his post atiobliberi; end ePrinted • Vim Faber is his i.e.. No notice heels, ma mat to Iseadtris appointieset, the malt g When pubalises ea a usurpation, and va ili tl males to arrest his.. when he gave his word Mar to anew oat morning to submit to its lissidis.. Woad a Mei thin. he took advantage the is spits to dew Illenabseity et the evert, and ratated to present Mafia Ile has bees mildbasia te aft wedef tiopristinoot ter contempt =he has head the gmadad his semt-martial. whisk la dm ie sat yet immed. These lives at Heads el a ally Mimes* semi liabseselphonsig who is fond of heisting diet had he sot been ill te bed at the period at the Maur revolution, he would have put it down. This puma was sent foe the other day, and was to be "tit'editor of the new standing military court. . Karim Gamete states that ea the night of the 6th it wee the Wadies of the commander-in chief to arrest all the asailses of the Peramaset Com mittee, as well as other preminent elitism For this service alms and ass bad bees selected from the ebilisteat keeps to Omed. The speech which the postal addraessi as the alms as the same evening, wee however, se badly naive% that it was thought hatte d =retpess the attempt , and the military were gloat half-past 10. The printing-aloes at Camel are still kept by the sallmy. The Hornet, however, reneges to appear, and Is Woolly printed in the• city, while the New Hessian Gartto is in eveyy body's hands. The chief aide's. of &hada sad ilecksawagen ham sabscrilied two addresses et t to the Peemenent Ostamitae at the He.. asi par liament. Our oorreepoeden;ei;Clateifreukfort, Oot. 14. Hteseoptlug's journal, the Camel Gendie, published hr., has ritruilisoe4 the aaaceneeineut of the Elegtoee resipatiso. made yesterday in a supplement of the Motu& Taiterf, The editor of the latter joaraal plibfishee the following note in this day's number : The dasaiweas aswaird la the mead MIII.. e = t thle jawed, raddled relerday. was ad vies very peed wank es ws lave dam b y tosther igidry. IS was oily banes She isms Manse whisk hes lesitsd es wadi eta threeibset the late heed's rardwell esaraileet tbd ist Wet wes all that wee wradig le jusdfy ear stehmeat islayed. We mewl thh. ashy a pewpswensat el a is wldeh she nest few eye will dear se. Zia NO of 114•0 the bas Dot thirst plass, sad the Goof dog. I 1111 WO *add the ilibluass of the Prey not.. they wee pahibadowlbs; slaw faledei Good Bomb masesp. k fir Ai minuet ia thei eiglitafetediethaidlig llge.therei ea to theagbast humid troth% ibeialsontet thaDsok‘ Wks* .The abilostio, dim is geed nem he he. l deemed, resolved' es.—every tringlalTigteT a t ie Elector is givi way. He is sot the eves that he wave He loses Sidi MN 7i sags imma ys anxiety. He is not at all with the &Intim into which Austria hem brought him. Bs also that a ressolliatimi of the aseendo and pa is the great asasmity if hie gessosse He begin to halo Thu sal Haessalid* who ha nt ve led alba argosy, sad yen body bows bow to gate t( r msti iallsase sad Moo Be labs maid, it M oftessicer s let hie that be bee goo !te, hewer to moor the andlease at kin peegis I boo bo *eine t au el to prim.* Teslordhy aflame. be oat adjutant of him staff to, Omit That. tilt the image that he felt eiteetrabod he osoessiso The Coast reternad foe earner that say sign of ybillin would be eqeivelent to Masada& The Priam the n prepared a declaration, askaowleig iog the rights of the essaty, esseelliag the ids m amma, sad resigning the government to Priam Frederic& onions. It was now that tad Coot Then arrived, end learned that= the ranter. They were noble completely to di m& the prises from his purpose, bat proalled mesa bin to delay the art, and Coat That thee hastened to Rampenheire, to sae the dissipated sawarsor to the el/stem & sad set, demur to win him over. It is !kepi, however, that the Sleeks mad Prises have pledged timosaloa tee far to draw back. Should the Elector heasahrth poshm in ebeolatht seseserwi, and info, a sew 'seep into nets of tyreany, he meet be regarded es deOg so other as sa iestrameet of Austria thaa es ea bbar slssel of th e legeadeat agen e led 'thing (Sept. 17) et the diet, IE7 teach Its seateate—the statism! Nil the diet by Hemespileg, with orbs of the --an already lowa to the noble ei the Apia. HANOVER. I A ameepaellast writer, on the 13th : The MAN eentiram. Witmer may nominally nomad fitsemo OCTOBER - V s en;elcsidlap7th - - lap,ll.me weetherereitha =alga Tim eisallalmess with a thief emiew of the histoep.4i6i liaise. been its estialliiimmet dews to Ow wileime , guethe • mammals the sittlailnrw i lath it =prime the perfect eipi; the lev e mion gaversmost The .menco. then states that Prises will not Comsat bogies cop the idea of • national Need Wm, WA le determined bi kAor demand for as acknow ledge:Wet of this fees right Of all. the elates of pe r smith farm a anion mime* themselves, when and in what Mange therpleam. Prissia will net @en ithr the gr e et a n ids n o =r s t o i: to have termisated sad the einBls shall hove take& the kith to width 11l its members saes end will @assent, and mall within the aid Baled the mica shall have come into exist/ace ' with a lnfidation on perils:ne n : b lur. Final= 'with actual themtive power. t.l the.. Naga does set diem It ad • le proceed witli carrying oat the Bowles estate, bat considers that the states whisk have stood by am another order a' =r al law iboold remain united, and me for the preeist.with a prospactive deveisiV meat of the seametion of the 28th onday, 1849. In mdse., . te itire sliest to their union, the that is Bea of the convention of tM .r4r111849. a sew statute or conventice IWI be draws up. The MAW* will 'attain three pokhe se its thief objects those am protection satinet internal and external attacks dreary,kind ; common and unanimous action respecting the new formation 'of the old Bondi and finally meted Nesmith res pecting the establishment of the sawn, with those monificatioce which have become neemeary in the conatitation of the 28th of Iday, 1849. It Is reported also that the Bundestag, in its sitting on iredneeday last, disguised the cpaseCon whether Blames and Austria shoald not be called upon to mad =onto the elesterate at once, aid without the delay ; thet a resolution to that affect was adopted even, and that its publication was alone de ' layed by the sadden arrival of information that orders had bass sent from Vienna to delay every further asovenest of the Austrian troops on the frontier. The emus althea saddenly-gives counter-orders is sati to be a Palnterstonian despatch to the itestriaullinister ' for Foreign Affairs, deprecating in the strongest terms all integrant* in Hews, and more especially hoed& the with Prussia on such manila. A rumor hew' reached Berlin that the Elector le %dined to resign hie troublesome thrum. It Mould be the wisest stop he ever took in all his life. iiii;r7hitistate that both Wartemberg and Bavaria will henceforth again sat hand in hand with Austin is the Gamma commies. The 'monarchs of both kingdoms are at Braaten, eceferring with the of Austria. Emperor of announces that the ratification of the treaty of peace with Denmark, from Prussia end sixteen other states, have been exchanged, as well as those at Brunswick and Oldenburg. The 39ed regiment of infante, hi. been ordered front Magdeburg to the Hessian frontier. We had a very heavy fall of snow yesterday mons. ing, which, however, melted almost as soon as it reached the ground. The wind had been Itout the north-east, with very cold weather fer some days pre viously. Today the temperature is somewhat milder, bat stall sold for the time of per. Winter seems to be midair in early. The corn dealers in the Baltic • of the low ness of prices and of the intporlYthty of their sup plying good wheat at the low ague of the English market. There is not the slightest movemeat in say of the ports. The wheat generally throughout Pram& is found to be of good avenge quality, bet is some parts of the Polak provinces as the Waiksel it is heavier and cleaner than usual. In Volhynia and Podolia (Elands), however, the crone have failed oom pletely from the long drought. The potato crop is spoken of very favourably, particularly is Sikes, where the theism was very bed in 1848. The beet white Siloam wheat (891 be. to 90ibe.) wan offered at Stettin, oa the fitb, at 85a per quarter. Basing, OCT. 16.—Volaat4 Los, 10611; Now Lama, Foar-and-aplialf par Cana., 991 ; Mallard Debt, 664 ; Coo. amnia Mariam Boatatl'a Passim, 120; Book Baum. 961. Oas. I{.—Fin pa Cast Motallkiaos, 951. Iroanmaad-a-Ball Casa., Bank 8W.., 1169, i ßaskaar ea 11.62. FRANCE. PAWS, Wantrasnav iOZNINCI. There are symptoms already of strong regret in the potty *larder, that the Committee at Permanence should have been betrayed by sodden reenntmant into aa act which most make the parliamentary session open with a fronds fall of gloomy eg ury against the extionive power. An article from the ca of l s : f e le Sew in the Dirbate. pets this repentant strikingly in evidence , and is as isaion dm ma only arrive at a stable position by the bairmenag wed eo-operation of the two powers. Me ilen Ilts guitar part of the members of the am -11 Nabs lOW gladly retrace their 'tepe e sad thilialguite a s a from the resolution hulk blame the which boars itself daily wider Anse Cr aisa p t olliesiginies. Theitssembih Nationshointinese with Ur* mere acidity and virtuous indigestion 1 whisk ohingtoriass the pea of its 'diary writer, IL Moab la Valet* to descant apes the ens of the Pralikal during the recess, to plot holm in his =ll eat disorer in all his words sad deeds gearegatmoa_ boas et umbrage, hostility, end libmgast towards the legislative power. But ,the }Wt. ematenarsee will not pinker their into wrinkles at the bidding of angry desismatioa sad 'plus* potalenee, let it be ever se madly draped to alined regard for the emastbadea, and hr the privilege of parliament. People out of the sphere of political clubs and redac tions look with iesperhubable emealty upon the baldest's voyages sad reviews. sad will not take the trouble to be in the but shamed at all the bias of " Wolf! wolf!' robed kg the Ink of spy*- , haulm patriots. The bedew of the reentry me is weakliness and qat : the lemdesay et its raises sad WAN= anmee6 sontsatka sod Ambrbsees. TO. eonesipeall imi AM every *Via = la the ITC puce williall ead siread a rhan it he fa emes= with theft-nib i for the inishinn and inelliatice to polities d the great body of moiety disarm them eon- lists of mach ettlisinreal danger. X' ffilliesis :Deaeparte ) repnematetive of the I has addessmed a Waste the the Maw et the use Destalfeades. is answer t• the Maturities et id; de Neatelivet. relative to the esobosity of Into PAM Wards the numb= if the BOW 1 paste ihrelly. IC Ilasepeate maim A most that the if hameltellen salbe other eius Osamsal .. As Ibirmillo-die-ssap, basing Ira NS he the tatisa ef el the hmlli= a i Gang vise in the pal bews:d baleseg em I" pme brthigeteeder- Nutrias u article signed by it pea r? :I) l lla lbt am e nt ee l l ia m= cal and p a = b lite a teed4the peewit eilkovessmare on the *V t. dow b o st:= s h i e Preelikat eves emationthe. *ark tir took lbws we a rise of 36 Nada., to bylaws/ ithish eloped at 92.16, and of 15centimme in sa. die r irgir r n of the p e e lb. e g i v a ri u t li k ailli mgard p to me oiled b appear ea Prigs. before the = "' , 4•4141 41 .11471 .a1i ~...,,......,pt i s i. d t i ti _ _ ... . _ hes adages& • letter to the Dies.* 1.11 Is llo a .- 1' • . .1 .11,tiw / • gpArpt. .1 Mu.* Jt3l ilsoso•ni Wive..:. Fa •• 21 , 4 n.t : v Mialarni Ocr. 11. 41:7111.pialsos General the ; limile ggs s *bosom isAstlributobis to causes ossiismi;ssi with polities: ' '"' nkiiitk Obs: 11.—This's Wl:3Sis4., ?Ai; est Belie 84 cab, 341 papa. Four pa Ciaph, 131. Five pa cads.. 131 cash .• after Bela, 131 paper 1031 sash. Caw pat, 71 cals ; ifta Bohm, 71 sub, Pativa, 31 cash; ' idta Llas. 31646 cab,. thok og at. 3 , affalsalla. 33 =b. Essisktotisi losslas. 50.30. 4,479 , 1 THE RYPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17 1850. , • ... si .i i , wir - 7 - 7 . i ‘ i m i ßigA lii . - 4 '". 7: old wksostiast tit• marinad e whether : I, 'oentr et t4 ei ti wbotea tvlbo oto=lg e .:Z ai ol, with Roped Is t ) . -' i • - \ Ai: ti fr, Frea r mill'il=adtki z . BOUM. ge %... izz irc. iI4IIIOOIIL ' .". Vr• We g MIMI . '---- doliategia 43"Bll4l kteg, ._ OS e seibo cia" . Thll l 66""Wo5Prt#' 13 r 1 r` 0t. A. • , , o 4 6 1P4 gift • 1 ~.siesta gm& 1 4 en iti i ii k • 'IC IR "‘ I .r., ,, ,, • b..ellifili OAs .• .__ i ... 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" A•t — logigia 411 big ' e tsigrbet b ) Priam mwaislinisOrsolor the et Billilimok ~.,,,1 Wog 6 0 2. 1 OMNI. . 121 Ina admitted to t ' lll- iret• Igtorylow e m. trots sash pialislimii7 lbw of iliAgyva-, *AWL.... .46-, iiim Me r n . 1 -- with the litiottr.„ atutt: Aosom mi lish wp g l iost fia &I pl= i1iii , 0011111144104 *amp .wer• De.' a ,;=. i s , .: 99, q h „,N r -r.- A -.. • r ..i...E .1.1P b 9 "It .10 2 6914. b. lift the' big bdigrilibo wg its led gliggii" 'Mg 011101 asolowno hears. mile 2 ..ri 77:: isoo , : I— a ....mate iwywushitspiallowee wiestito- ' o f t w o peepess i e we , ei e neem bet e e 4 ae . 7 gr . two 4 ,lllpofies wririswithattightbasioaill; ditto , ClaW beak). 1 1 ,-,.., 11.. tiosilaww 'bow bog 46 0 w. hoggallg . brAgweePfigiF ego, Nal sia sow is • politics to state &comb- IC: KA* 144 9 4 49* T e di „ L . A. iiiii Rouge. WU; min Hs woe eatessas4 to pl a. silbed es ow 14thi and stem o t t w eeee l yde bi e b er a b e made de tb a pe es e s wig Parrlasei s sail tae,•Wip l'il 606 P °W.T .' left cm tbo Ilk Ma_ - a law ocagenkr , Proofs . At niply isentaissdia • varariW *awe 9 us 64 ' Wows i0t05.66,, 5 . •ii: . 44534' , 0 Rs* Boa liumbsowb 340 ; Twin. 1 8 . 4 " x iettta,ltitati if samstitsliwt•A*o6lVAPPolt up, I Wimp ity the ..Jilaiilwr tarlfoldir• •hliihrs 2 is Ate gil 41611 Vegimill. awl' Ailiabla" 4 I f iggim• hitooiliol4 mime tof whisk Iwo &beady bito Met ~.0.11 ==tl=s3mlThmt. sad ' . --27.-- ......a........ di. ••••••••••••• .11•16.• Image War -12 5.... ......... ../ .1.• - - ITALY. BOMB, Oct. 10. M. Pineal isls &aired hie passports, the Papal wart refusing tot concede the terms which he was "trimmed to far. IPialarraler Mutts cootaine, Rl ti r a , its CiA 2 cial sellithe arpriataitat of Count Corm to the ISminis onne, agriculture , and commerce. The Opi teports that the Minister of War was disposed te resign. Coast Carom writes to the Risorgimento that he °sues heasekrth to belong to the redaction of that jouraaL Lett= from Athena, of the 30th of Sept., state that some English vessels had taken in their cargoes, without petit:inning their legal formalities. In con etiquetee, the authorities were unwilling to snow them to mil, and for thin dolay Ragland has demanded re- THE BANDWIOH ISLAND& Onitialris* from Hamill* an to the 13th of July: ' erkerertaw 001.118PORDINCII. Honolulu (Hawaiian Isl.), Jaly 4, IMO. Steam navigation has *wady benefited us here at these blends, although not a Riegle steamer from the coast has yet *ter* our beautiful harbour. We mow have our regular listen red papers brought through with a regularity on wad* we ma depend. Oa the evening of the 13th ult. we were Omen* with the Herold and other New York papers of the 28th Anvil, brought through In fifty days, and the from New Yea daring the al: months have ranged re: a tr i fty ie thrsix days. I will, in this sheet, Rive yen some ideas of the heads of this gweseament, I. rt. the moo who stand at the helm of state. Yes ere aware that we live under a kingdom, and sheathe mime seewedati is the third of the Kamehamehas. He la a mme-tineasil Hatraliaa, and the last of tbe family of ahit lots Conqueror : at least, he is the last espinat to the throne, sad, baring no children , is case quentlyobliged to shafts his euecessor from among the few abide who roma* attic the magus of dimes' during the peetirmyeare. Hits Majesty Is a mail of geed edatatlea—that is, for • sad*, sad seems to mks seine kesoset is netters of state. He was formerly mach Wished to &bidets, but for several yams past, through the influents of the missionariee, hoe been Slain Era. New, again, he is genii* into the old mask, sad resumes kb re lish f or the best of brandies and *ass. He restiese an Legate el 12,000 doh. per annum, bridge the nom aserviag from hie Maim, which amount, proteably. to 25.000 doh. more. His moverament is serried ca aim* wholly by foreigners, all the deperameats, awes ewe, being filled by them. Of these peobablp the most inlesatial with the king and chiefs is Mr. G. P. in*, with whom you have already bed an opportunity of beesming pereosally auptainted. He is a nu e( good educate:* welt read; has a wound judgment, and what is of more weamonenes, has that peculiar eau* *sae* as requisite is an. oseapying the port he dem. He is Wok*? of Fiume, and is probably the fittest man for that post la the kilted.* Neat la impasse* sad *Buena is the ofilea of Foreign Adam. Wad by Hr. R. C. Wyllie, • Bootchman by birth, who heAkall the peeellaritias of an Aynkirentaa. He was formerly a wealthy saarchaat, whom a remiss 'ltalia** induced to leave Itegiaad, and having travelled through many of the British ealenial moUleseate, ridded them Wands in 1844, in company with the British Consul General for the Pasta:. Beaming great interest Ia the Intim' of the Hawaiian people, Ye very aeon Game into favour with the king and chi*, gad was soon appointed to the poet whisk he now i MS. Mr. W. is a olever-hearta amiable gentleman, a little abed of fifty, fond of fine bongs and fine dinners. In the post he oesupies he gives satisfaction to all, sad teems to labour arduously, yet disinterestedly, for, it should be added to his arid* that he has served this goveransat five years, Wades any compensation for his sinless Maisie/ of the Literior I. Ur. John Tsang, a half breed. His father was an Englishman ; his mother a ehiefeu, through whom he inherits hie high mate. He is about 36 years of age, tall, erect, and has the reputation of being the handsomest man in the klagdom. He would make a de cided sensatioa among the upper most of your metropolis, should he ever see fit to visit your wintry. Although Mr. Young fills his ales with great credit, yet he is evidently wanting in site relined Enropean *tale* With the ad vantages of a university education, he would have been vastly superior and more valuable to his people. The half castes stead, in intellect, just about midway between the whiter and Iselin Ravishers. The fourth and last office is that of Public Instratdits, filled by Rev. B. Armstrong, who was formerly a missionary, bat exchanged the clerical for the political garb eons two rears ego. It is said that there is mot a better scholar in the Havant* Lepage than Mr. Armstrong; and, most cer tainly, artae but a man who lea perfect wiseter of the la ggaattggtt w well fill the plus he maples His espabilities, am mail. ead he lifers from Saud Ia not haying the **it These two maishess have awe legume, over sad cabinet *ea all the other fereignen in the what they say is law . al i d ice ntel. Bo you gee war worthy king has a well ow* mia of ad but very jecheinaly aliases. kingdom weld net kiris a better set if milldam than it now hat. The mate each 6001 slew. now is very brisk la Heseinia; entire cargoes of see alibi soy well„_ Ikea& chiefly from the Aeolians& ealeales. The impetus ghee to army of busiest* by the towered meameree of this port has seam bolero bee, kaown here. lterelssate an raping Sorlasem eh** without ears, while truhenten, farmer, babe arum dm, all eau fa far their sham Mere than 260 houses bare been Jemmied sad ended la and sear this city within the peat Na 'maths, which bet of itself would ahem a ..... e . 2 . egmee of perreperity. I treader that more of Asset kap ailveatege of the leaden* pro- C li taboWileag by *gums to lids qualm Hamm. BllAZlLL—Litter. frets Persantbaoo of the 9th of September eassense thM maim had rhea is 28jd., and that mosey was leans. Tun PACMO, Captain Nye, maned from Liverpool yeseerdey for New Yea Martino cm BeturiblaOleTEATES--CMitutn , OßD, Oar. 15.—The gement gleam ..setae for the county (Baez) were dinned this day at the BMA-hall and two vary tagerteat awakes simermang the expedients, sad a tf=ents el Ifs sad pror teski ty is the smog being an. einelleuellea, • camber of the nigh train weft petelat. Kr. J . Y. presided. Two or Wee p ie age It we, arranged to mint • rouneittes of the with • Mew of amertelaing how far dm of the .misty (nada could be curtailed, it at en, et the salons haring eouptained or the maul of crusty rue Inked, and • majority of the maiiiittee reported the expediting of • gsarai redaction of the salaries of the esang earve, deputy treasure:AM (moors of Sprisidaid and Word tt, and the parties employed I. these estatOlr meets, by erbieh a saying of 2,0001. • year would be effeeted: A bog anemia followed the meths for the edoptisa Maw =wide& was ',mutually less, ea amendment helm that It he reamed book le the eommittes to eras that farther a m t be hemished with Mimes Is the reinatim—The adieu gins Ye Rev. J. . Leyte (perenest la a g e s ei s el h ig sm en the me of the W pressaled by the Of Ile Union to Me last sweine o piegkg the tor eswetabelery twee, being celled es, it was armee/ le lave lest with draina—ddr. W. OeMentlin Maid smilinga la mond of its whisk ohm sem brie dieenalew, wee EXTMUIVI AT TOTTINEWL—Leat evening, Worsts 6 sad 7 Melody a miens dm Mae ont upon, W metweeive weaken liminglor to Illbo, irokollog, an hide. psalms leg, ice es fa Oftwebieed,Tellenhem, at the rear of Bones cl slim The dame when bib peeeelved ware reefu la a lege Ina, odjoholos tie soolbiimook dotallor, - and same way" has leirtnnewie egmand from the private made& by einem of M Meet eff het By Me thee that emitimass embed hem laden Ile been and fle *sateen Wen Maths lammered, mad a 'Wage .bvelledd=stte the ponaL The mijelabs remises on either side beteg anll en deee the NMI elemenefee eneetiene were Algid to be ranted WM MS off theimilne speed ef the Baum Feetunelely the Bremen mismedei fa eadrely Gab. thrift dee Ire Ig 10 Alma had Walt Ma Weal* wee teemed is the !Mak Ineoeffeh Inc Court. OSBORNE, OCT. 16. The Qom sad Prince walked this morning i n MitPb ibee WSW,' the Prhirtii 1t07a3, end lo o nt members of the Mryird family walked and r o d e er w i „! Them wee no aldWem yestuday to rho royal dinner Dir. Lard John ReMmil arrived at Pembroke Lak e , Riehmend-park. yesterday front th e seat of the Bari of Illbsto, lento Home, Rozbargeshire. The Right Eon. H. Wouchere arrived in to wn paiperday from Stows-park. Despatches were received yeaterd i 7 at the Colonial-office bia tits Governor of Gibraltar. • When were sent c lam evening from the as for Om Governors of the Wert Jodie C]lomer. The Lord Mayor gave last evening in the Egsvi aq -Bak Maniemohome, a bauet to the principal honker, and namehaida of the city of London, sad the a:mien and mumilma d isei of the principal city companion. DRAMA. THE LYCEUM. This eliatte opened for the season last night. During the recess it has been repainted and deco. rated, and its appearance is exceedingly light and elegant. No less than two new pieces (each of two acts) were produced, an unusual profusion of nov::ty, and rather too much, we think, for one evening.. 'R e first, called " Serve him Right," is founded on a v,ty happy subject, which, however, is somewhat overlaid in the treatment. Charles Mathews acts the part of a thorough-paced rake, who, after making :ore to every married woman that falls in his way, and being constantly engaged in iet7fgnet, at lest 0 3 married himself, and settles down into a quiet family man ; but, as a consequence of, an well as a punish. meat for his past career, becomes a martyr to jealousy of his own wife, suspecting secret correepondenoes between her aed every man who comes tear her ; and the moral of the piece is expressed in its title, "nerve him right !" This subject, carefully treated and worked out by means of life-like characters and well-devised and probable incidents,would make an excellent comedy ; but here it is a mere farce, without nature or reality; tie persons being caricatures and the incidents a string of extravagances. it is not, therefore, a picture of life and manners, but only a thing to raise a lau g h ; an d this it succeeds in doing, for there is a great deal of humour in the dialogue, and the very absurdities of the satiric an amusing. The weight of the piece lies almost entirely on the shoulders of Mathews, who bustles through his part with infinite vivacity, and gives a inset whimsical exhibition of the reformed rake into the husband devoured by the green-eyed mower. There is little in the other character,; but Miss M. Oliver plays the part of Julia, the young wife, very prettily, and Mrs. Frank Matthews was adiairab'e as Mrs. Charity Smith, a lady of groat exp:rience, of which she is constantly boasting. The piece id too long, and considerable condensation would make it move with greater spirit. It was received with very great applause; and, the author being called for, M r . Charles - Mathews came forward and said tht the piece was the production of Mr. Morris Barnett sad himself, The other piece, called "My Heart's Idol," is founded on a subject which we halm seen bett er ' treated before. It's hero, too, is a man of in trigue, who. making an offer of marriage to lady without any intention of fu! fi lling it, flab himself constrained to do so; and, though he really loves his wife, is so indignant at this com pulsory bond, that he estranges himself entirely from her; while she regains his heart by obtaining a di lotion of the marriage and restoring him to free dom. But this is mixed up with a tedious load of plots and counter-plots, disguises and masquerades, which were quite useless in reference to the den, ,, meta ; and the dialogue was v ry for from lively. The piece moved but heavily, though there was a good deal of applause when the curtails fell. The favourite old extravaganz "Olymp ic Davits," con. eluded tho evening. There was a ful l and fashionable hone. THE EXHIBITION OF 18A. SOUTH LONDON. For the purposes of the unibitiou, this is a highly im portant district, not alone from its extent, though comprising the whole of the metropolis south of the Thames, with the exception of the borough of Southwark, but as the nest of some of the most extensive and highly-skilled manufactures of which London can boast. To meet the requirements of such a district, the local eomtnittee have occupied a portion of the spacious new building in Waterloo-eoed, known as tlawkstone hall. The notices of contributions and applica tions for space, at first rather slack, have within the last tee days poured in rapidly, and appear to be on the inere:.sr. Up to this time, about 120 such applicatime have been re , unwed, most of them in respect of articles of great value and considerable bulk; and the committee are confident that the contribution of South London to the tad hi-ion will, in point of extent and variety, be equal to that of any portion of the metropolis. Ream hiring that the district embraces the monster 'dab- Bailments of Messrs. Mandalay and Field, Mr. Collins, Mr. Jame', and various ethers, all of whom whi be exhibitors to • greater or less extent, the inference is obvious that mud. nery and engines of various kinds may be expected to pre. ponderate in the articles contributed by this district. The comparatively 110111 manufacture of terra COILS, now exten sively carried on in Lambeth, will be illustrated by some very beautiful specimens of that art; amain this departments prin cipal contributor will be Mr. Myers of the Ordnance-wharf, Belvidere-road, the gentleman who executed the decora tions for the new catholic cathedral in St. George's-toad. The various potteries and glass manufactories of dnr district will also contribute some of their most tasteful productions, and of ornamental architecture there will be some very tine specimens. The recent appointment as local trommitsionci of several influential merchants and machinists, who wets recommended to the royal commissioners by the kcal com mittee as the parties most likely to promote the objects of the exhibition appears to have given noguslillsd satisfaction. It is gratifying to notice the interest which is =lmitated in the exhibition, by the working claws, and manifested in the most practical manner, by their subscriptions in aid of this great object. The workmen of Messrs. Msudalay and Field alone have subscribed about 301. to the exhibition fund. At the muting of the local committee last evening, the question of the protection afforded to new machinery and models by the wasting patent laws, underwent a very full col:lndere . lima Several instances were Stated in which individuals had declined to become exhibitors on account of the made Se protection which they conceive to be provided; and the prevailing impression in the committee was that some. thing ought to be done, either b the government or by pm- Mutest, hefts the opening of t he exhibition, to remove the existing distrust. A strong »solution wu come to on the subject, and directed to be forwarded to the royal commis donee% surging them to lose no time in pressing the matter on the attention of government. The committee have re solved te keep open their lists for notices and applicattens until the latest day allowed by the commissioners, the 31.1 inst. SOUTHWARK. Owing to the foot that iieine;iFtZni, of this district were rather late to the field, not having formed their local Com mitterenala the.. months after a similar step was taken in sr" star Burls, the reruns hitherto received are name =%riali, sad then hie not been a great amount of sub easseemed. Still, there is no reason to apprehend tbetAbebeeregb will ultimately be behind the rest of the et uin the value of it. contributiors or in its pm B. lllllpplin of the Exhibition. Amongst the articles aaseeeeel seeddem eseepiee aprominent positioa. The tanning SOL •11111711 M NM% NI t in the borough, win galenists, wind& eentelbelees to the third section— manniedrone,.4n isterevel prow= of currying leather and is areirasel et differeet inoibede of tensing. Amidst the t irensi itirlp2f l y i i n ng d ro a lrer va ttf tt l r e thls h r a k ti ve h ill w e e u i p te ; some and novel shapes of that useful article of hued-dbre. flu local committee have notified that the latest returns PI be seat in by the 26th inst. TOWER HAMLETS. The great extant of this district 'waisted the propriety of isstablr cab masmittees, six or eight of which are now in estiv• opereden. As returns are received by each of these bodies, the mashie hitherto made to the local committee fcr Ike lemengh Y esessurily usenet than would otherwise hare been the am. 17p SO yeseerdsy, their number wa about Ms and hiking taw usual the reports to be sent is by the isalosentdoes rewards the close of the month, there is every MINS hr uneladieg that the Tower Hamlets will be very repreeseted In the great assemblage of the is of all nation. Amongst the contribu tions MN emu splendid produedoas of the silk.looms of Opheillekls, besides illustrations of the veriou othu ineanfeseares whisk are so sueoessfally carried on in the distelsh Thus are of so numerous and iniseelleneeas a eherselem, thee anything like classification is difficult. litztlis row inventions to be submitted to the public ws usolustaad, will be comprised a passengers' . slinel.us &des ler enabling passengers in *railway ,_traia selmijohlis stub, in out of necessity, which it ,5 1 1 _follaale ioUlasmatud public attention. The committee mid keep spa disk books till the latest day..the 31st. FM AT A LICENSED VICIUALLER'S.—Yeiterdai morning a Are brace out on the premises of Mr. Rogers, the George and Bell, Lower Theme-street. The Ere was die lovers& by a puma gobtg along the street perceiving make Meting from the cellar flap, an alarm was given, and the mean from Watling-street were quickly on the spot, under &talon of Mr. Braidwood, and the fire was extinguished before ft bad osmmunieated to the spirits in the place. The Are Si rammed to have been otcesioned by throwing hot cin ders into the duet bin. The premises are intend in the Mow* ethos. 1 , IN ► t ►_