The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-11 00:00:00

lie farartoo. OIITOOIOO MAIL& be male BpateMardi Amities, Barad* sal the T 'UMW Mum trill be sale up Ws avatar at. 11, per o Aate." Vb. sea Li Liebae. &.h, mad Gibrebet ofl be nada se ea tbe matabas OM. 17. The mans Ise ate Watt I dime, Ireetestle, New Ovetaie,- lieetlitae, *epee, Jaime', CM& =3 6. 4 11 1:1 up ea Osa 17 Par" Ages." The oda be IMmaltes, Melte. 0,14:11b, the tears lam" Otplek WON sad Cala. ileatbempota. vdll b il iMe se ea tbe ev•Mag OM. 111. !be mods via Maseedbaje stip folltettuasea, loot, °OWN Tbdia. Star&ta& Op., lOU be made up ea Mbe ramie/ M Oat. It. YU seta Ise Madam Bea Ntealae, ilea It Vinson (Cm, 'Verdi). Sam lobos ea 4 Asi s., will be male yea the ~Mee et Oasaber SI. Vat era XiSse win be seeds ap es If se. Tbe mat tor Madeetbe Otedla. mad emote Ayme.mlo M ask ap IS itte et'Ney. suns VAT'S ill' samba 'Anna Da-srport. elom•••• Rh n • asirc LONDON. FRI nA . 1660, time' set a vognaviir. sou appiessire to OW dimwit is ropeog 1•51- cial cosibratiele bemire Ilene the redeemers. Seste (MS carat, er faulted Met year this some MN past-411116 8 lie 1847, reeelatha is 1848. shelsma in 1849. AM wise weal: ri s that Past. sad W bee trade la 18 48 was aa es greet e ea, the tato ease mat by 12 - 11160,:i be e tite revises party , tam ba‘ after an, se amine harvest, sad that 'apply of problems whit& the ad et the pastry eider the impulse eed &esterase& of realms and high priers meld pea dues. Whatever mere bosom to es ie tM awe of the Mimed stomach above what the sell sad the mesas applied to it cou'd famish. Tbereism, ems In the rest articles of food apply, 1850 is a amid pen The year Ms eertahly not beet me et everwporm- Mime, ear yet of stegnatios. The railroad outlay hes base stypd. Ireland has called for so sabsidiam Our commreial mistime with the soatineet of Ba rer have resumed their regrew cams dm the w pm-meat of revetatioa. 80 that, tekee=ther , 1850 will offer fair materials for *gin we are really risk or grodeally impoveriableg whether free trade has 'reeked as at out se Meager ea oar legs than weer; whether the landowner can live, or men Weir in any bowies, since the abrogatioa of the eon law whether oar dick-yards are empty; or whether oar manabeterers, those with whom fundriers eater into competition, are drives oat of all mediate. Of gaining fast extension in them. The oommereial and flue dal history of 1860 will tell all this. We look, therahre. with more anxiety than usual to the returns of the revenue sad to those of trade. Both have far risme time shows progressive pros perity, nothing poetising er mdse. het a gradual' berms of activity, of esmampden, sad of wealth. The Treasery, too, has bed a Dudes to boast ; although it is never to be hegottsa that this implies is chiefly due to those who limed massy is the ears of ministers, the preemie of whisk, Pied to the real distract of the times, compelled resettles is military end other expoome, resulting I. the morphs that we use. A falling off therefore in the quarter's Femme was anweleoles tidings, eepseially salt was maid to be in the customs, which had been comparatively unaffeeted by changes of tariff. From the tetanal, however, it appears that that is bet a very triflieg falling off is the customs, amounting to sot more thu 1,3891., and for wt lob there is no need at aaumisg se the amaatios of cholera, and the dimmed be tweedy oecisioaed by it. The chief decline is in the excise and stamps. bath divinely amounted for by the repeal of the hack duty and the alteration of the stamp law. The former h chiefly paid in the autumn quarter, and the stamp law, though but sew °Meg into operative, was d mares wetted for. The lose on the stamp deity be' been 179,7191.; that on the exch. 184 2341. This last is is despite of the increase of the melt duty, which as. is glad to learn. The cenaniptioa of melt fcr beer has been much limited of late years, to the privation of the laticieriag popelatioo, which has made up for it la the consumption of spirits, an ex change by no mesas to be favoured or desired. If we rem the slight &minutiae on the assumed and property taxes to the account of the diminished mesas of the cheese eammeted with apiculture, we shall not seressat their brio of seihneg as of mach impotence. A decline of 18,4441. oa the taxes, and 48,1421. era property, can excite little of either emamiserallen or alarm. The Pimbollice shows la mem; crown lands the same miserable instalment, which in truth makes what is called the adasiaistra tioa of thou a mockery. Sock mums, however, coupled with theme of ex ports and biros, are the contrary of dialed:Meg. There is ao important article of export that dies sot display progression especially , woollies, limes , and silks. Light good; or solid, use work or glees, haberdashery or cutlery : - t hese have isid far im ported fooL Whilst the imeemised zal ot ly colonial over fo reign oes, though • • • the productiveness of the merle. Ruth had to the revival of the erased ideals& Oa the whole, lam a few hesticael moose com plaint or madaticia for the pratestienist we eau see methiarbet a rdstatioa of all his prethstioas and siewthes. There are here no symptoms at the Mier iag of any der: the mem ot the poor boas mikes less, ter their consaairma has hem plat than ever. Neither do we see any mod* obois• mid of the luxuries and indulgers' it the Ali. Capital has eat dimpeered, nor does inheih d =o la itatlf• loss. And the colonies, instead at eats, are emer gin g from dirtress, jest as the old pre- Whig duties lasses sad disappear. There may be a aseasatery and a rodent pease in the Miss employ despite]. to Pp so are Mager fling a kne the tint that era° Butt: d are several Mee bids pith eralag, that only revere to be merged, and Ism sod tried. in order to bring Lek auk rarer adonis Om dos lamsdoso, sad pee sea tie nit altogether ralosahopwoillisaa at mond "NM Us kw with referrer* to joist stalk prism. ship seeds aussdiste revision. The wicks is most loudly mined for, first, is simmismice of the diniciaties which thee:Wag stale et the law R poses to the feematies el joi state& seeietia; ita secondly, is order to limit the which le involved by membership; end k that the eel 611844, which was mended t• tats aster ti this eberecter, is the mats sense of the difcdtiee which sew require removal. Seek a result was donation sot astisipated, bat the fest is ens whisk ma well serve as a warning te the seat attempt at as this subject. At preemet. however, Joist Stock Ameslatkes ere =ed by this law—wi r sosienee th the e ing y mesplies of end aortas ethe mak =eels et pesilimest. Wake Ameektlese 441 It Iledt ipuhrdpie—ealemayseee selehlklad bawd tam asipmedVr.. biPi lride t=eat en =2o w mes idak elia d lt ssair imiacr= waramee. or is ;;dish ow pieww. iselpire etas interest without the esund ef all Ids wilertaste. were made subject to the grevidees of this sot, Mews se the Joint Stock Mops* Re gistry itet. awl valor Uwe provisions's, lasi Iva el leat=seimatral is laid does tat easy sew ImaY. its unsaitade elee—a lies died eostaishigweeesearily thirtyolild s = be provifed for is legal Lavas% glasses as ar011111111A11•18 may reedit i=the im peratively hawed. sid the members are al left subject to unlimited respeasibility midi they shill have parted with tads sharer for three years. Now the chief Diciest of the sot in question was to afford trading Sanitise to joist-stook compel" sad, as the coalition for sad privileges, it was right to r e q uire publicity, as well as any safeguards which might be proper to protect the pada from as slims el the powers se to be coostrrord but the disk of the foregoing provisiess has bees se slat eat from the besett of joistatook sow defies sl theme whore capital is sot %sal to the egoism whisk the imaaration of an associatioa by deb aaseer : ai r a u to& and formalities TIC. shymg" ; or whose trading objects, es 'steeled mode speratim, do not exactly square with " the memo stir which prevision is required be be aide by the deed et eettleawat." And yet the l o ose wholaistry am ia say _way rinsind eissuisUees of the t asS siseadened. snob badows la a wired/ Ma bradawl Mb ma wily by the ad N bat alai dal Win Ads tiled. i b r ea , pada a• snob we adim i l l s" 44llll a 1° "419 4- tbD 4l lll 6 ' Ow tales at thaes—ralm a lg la dm aim it • womb to a &alai at *o with telarwas liaison by kW/a& This la a dad *a whole quads* bt iwatsdrobip law .11w Irhada bean Nis's. r a e l .biatikes imam& by Wil reliiat; *Wes al bolted requadbady avant .to te• Ard - wham. sitaelfeg Wars la tw- A Giiiiestessokas a , joss *wins by *drag the paidie then testeistisee• eeai whisk they Mist a !armadas of legal sat winking dorm @village, that the desire their emisge_in this way . each , fast imadeas exposed ,to all_ . it was the emcees iatel s of ..a. thja .as i gees** rzerlP".•;mout 17: or seerest upeald 7 • ffip of eves a lure and more impertaat *raster i sad that is sofa: as die dames requirmi to be aiop!fd- le set tie. medal * the m e" ri t i et tha Pauli. ' the' .4" an umeesstry, sod mime immtst i to promeadon of bads sad the tie etc 0.1 Red Whatever NONNI there sight „and theme ,lie bet . few, ice imisting, bythp eet of 1644, me sWI form of Amid)/ desk _thseld be , by the teat af every joist stook semis don, emu sash seams mast now be dome emu with Icv the pining el the Wiadiarup Companies Act. And it WOOld mop that the kiarsitt fid t$ Yak woad be beat pretested by the simple Lowy sad, proof, previous haw privilege beige mated, VIM* , parties applying fie the pried*. boll the pew nary Imam to any oat the apses imp which model kodities wore esaildi sod that ask MAUI agnissasala were eat it. ' oarless, with any estellished ,placiple of kw. ~This vat the old rule, sad it ease still is toi r C omi ssisat observed with reformat to tots d ' mei charms of imorporetim i sad if it sallisiged Pre: the gmater,_it might surely be admitted as adevatakr the least object. Bat oar isamediate stojest Is rathm to armee peak, athletics to this moot iaterestq ffe ast time to pre pentad a remedy fee adcsoir evils . It is im possible to read the 'slimes ma hefts the eon mitts, of the Rome of Cameos or to note the wat ts, of the ast without agreeing with Sir D. Le Mai. CHANT, that " there is so doubt that the Jdat-stosk =Let was as iisperkot measate' and Wag *maimed that the hems pee=led 160 art mast be to a very gust extant Theis forms have net hitherto serval -any one meal I object—they have bees invested to the* smith- I Yam, although tibetasl to impede Wintry; milt try farther moot d their %judos amaze • lid iffiest were required, it would be lead is the ffist that Is a most guarded sad gamed toped this is almost the only plat sewhile the enmities speak with amides, sad say "they are of maim that the difficulties width diet the kw of mrtaavahtp operate with Warmed avid i g ti grepordon to the imalleses of the our tal ard the number d perms included is the amodades. They think that any seemises for the semovel of these difficulties would be peettliarly meeptable to the middle sad working classes, and mold toad to allay them thet they see sot eseleded feed 61r ampetitioa by kws dismiss obstacles is the stay d ass with small capitals." Rum is the great pude. et the Beglishness. Tions-eseisg, beet-essing, test-essisg, doalsrjuritsisg —se ki.d of teeing 001Sts sails to hi.. Wherever the Beglishsess goes he out have his noes. There are regular boat-Twee at the Cook's Strait petdomonte. to New &slued, sad there is a reetoossese et dims Leese. A rase is em sow "amain off," Gambia Dq. lead has a stake of terrible magnitude. We ailed• to that race of ea indefinite number of has* cow naMag en the Admit* by Cuttaub's sad Wales's mesa steamers. The etalm is neither mem my Ism then the eseendamey on the ores. We nes the word not is the silly sad obsolete seam of these who need to dream el soy sae nation asserting, by force of arum a meeMrj maritime Maks over all other natima H4Orshrdr there elm be no so vereign nation the great comentaity of Re ticles is aid mat matinee a roadie. But mea in repablies time are individuate who peers more weal* more pewee than others. &plead is still the int shims of the sommanity of SPAM j the leg of Inked is still the foremast ea the mesa If Be l den& Wee the Cuisiu) and Counts rese4 It will be sa meat of bed owes fat her maritime pow miasma Preach ~tato at Chorboarg, Beim demoestndisas en the Balt* ma only alarm ell wean I. add oat of pettimata Pl,4lllilMOll at sea mast belong to the satioa which pommies the most nameross sad best appidatedUmeastße marina and the mood important selt of a (pantry's seer motile marine will ere beat be its mean stamen. If it be tees that as AmMasa Masser has beam our festal sad finest vessels en aa Atlantis Tom, it is high time that we had a mom searebiog inquiry into the state of ear seams stems enamanieation ire mu eitierheisil by Me. HnmmaYs committee. Awaits( to the New Task sweats the Areerisen Oseaa stawasr Pails made her lost voyage from to New York is 10 days 4t hours from to wharf. We stup.ot the time was a Bile Wager. A writer in yeeterdoy's nom states that the Pails lit Livarpoi at $ paa. ea the llth of September. The New York perm stab that it rumba that city at fili. 46 oda. p.m. ea the list ult. Add 4 hours 46 minutia far the Mimeses of time 'eeseicani by dilbresca et Waits& sad we have 10 &ye 81 imam ihr the Leg* at the ift.. 0.1111 steamer Ada is add to harp ratatt l itemeirard voyage in 10 days 7 tom.' Allewaites most, hawse. Do atade for se t:: "„ 4 I speed with which, owing to theist at the • the Silage from Amiss to Basknd is than the voyage hem Righted to Amiga, The Ades outward voyys to Plow York was swam- Oohed is 10 days 11 leers le sisals, mesa steam mg aims. From Me, we are td d, mast is &instal ft Turan Ow thodstear by Naha. Bat tido samosa le =ter ; thatmesessed at le net the poly Is lis ra trim elasidoredy the less resistaase i ... 7.0. sr ON Hansa rests ought alto to into sessmat._ _ Odle whet* we hiss diaperad that that the itiMe, sot the Mis fi Ade the ta quickest New York. It reereVr . a meek sad wit atti a r d . In Jal loaf the Amewal costa steamer Atlantic made le mew hes New York to Liverpool in 10 days, 8 hove, 20 Cminals4 sly 1 hoar 20 wastes la mem st the hest by the Asia. We ateimirm to state the his emesetly,ti there is ea Mist Gaut unastaral draft ea the part loth et Begthi wad Asterism. Units out the best MO for their respostive stssois t Bees as the as mmptios that the vistoryis sigl didaki.. the remelt Mast be very gratifying to ear asthma pride. Comma's Company have had tea Paoli pasties; the Int experiment in Atlantleldesta aartrien t ea the pct of the Mesican4wer - made lest 4emir try the New York sad Brews Maoism. The 7 and Atlantic ate the tat deniers bunk' ts Cofddlteh Compaay. let mil et three s tr: th rtloto est bates. bee walled the natured et 09. YAZD'S COmpilly. IS there I. tha Wiry of oar tams stirs naigatioil - sae asseentir this P ra et Om years heck wr ma: to sorry the mails WWI the plata to Mr. Soma OidtiaD: Qat fee' twee gottleeme is uniseeteed le bore sold at • peel gunk= to a Glasgow ores~, _kr the wa if mob, liommull. if be WilOimails be. carryies a sis (aiata'sf 1, bedew •• t • Cfrallar• The Amason itairseSZILITINPIII. hes pewer Sham the Ads • tad /bey sa oit tliit w i rolissil • et Av ow l it e . S. re " ' Orgy sit' data mito ithe g i se i sfee a it Ho bow, the win stewasa is vat tad general sowinti,tiost aim* GO he orris! It gigetet 1 31 11 1, 11 9, 1° ! Mt " NV! in this seentrt • • • ' This, thesis the MAO illateMand • • . 01 Tbe Oast times ire afro twos seal. swag esspetitien *disallow nada pewdprol ear seperiwity , Is stonswalgatlen iIWE Vials iktbe eels with ki North Awiribut soldrast, bid periaed, what will be {be ow.* sit India statism f I.rt esseissibe Msii Cespasy We aved to get their arelissi lusted quietly for ten sod tilt' *or Ithr r that seas set ogees. In ta t Mouiza's hest es that their pairs* bad sot entitled then ter raro* ties tics in the reseal ef their wettest. " • .It will *abases be said that we ego* ta inipertasee to the sateen of oar treadles* We shell be Mid that 1 4 Ow swallow doss at wham ausiner t we extraordinary page is sot d kis idol union" We shall be &bleed to wait for a stela. aoath before we give a °pities. Is site, hearer, of *es sad other wipe saws that way be posted sat, we wordlosehst he a the vortgei of the Atlantic sad the !wee risk like 4 , the howlwritts; of the wall to emiltalei, which it bairns thew to lay to, hurt. .-.1 Wrri referesse to ~ s , MeMian matreeasy, Petunia has so far takes Igo died position, and appears diqielbd to maintain it with firmness. In the despatch Ahmed to *Trumann ambassador at Vienna by ble government. which we , publish today, theni is la sakuivocal exposition al • datoratination tiNspield the Hanna emftation 1—• onstitation, be it remembered, which dates mot hem the revolutionary epithet 1848, bet from 1831, : mg white is farthest being demesratio. - 1 This twestitation provides a legal arbitration for allows of dispute between the menthe and the eharabsts., To this the Moo* weld hate ePeeeled. sad seed to have appealed. instead Of r . encerusig to the last miserable. /MOWN 111 proslainong martial law, and appealieg firs armed use stasse to the vast pyre resnentation of the defend Vet at Frailehrt. Courts are more masible to ridioile than either to threats or arguments. It is to be hoped, therefore, that Austria end her allies may be deterred from pro oredieg to extrsufitiee in behalf of a Prince sad his cabinet who are a maw oath:stare of a goverment. It was sits salted at a renew of Irish promenlY. " Whore is the yeemang mops I"' and tlai 'WM was. "/ ass the —yeomanry curve The present Medan sataradve is act exactly fined up by - ono oft's hadlvldeal, het ft is by one There ir, ISlSegagio his Electoral bit east, the IMICTOZ Massif. Next, there is Os HA:MAU, the natant. wan of a late Elector, and Osumi HAT- Waft son-tn-law, Lieutenant Vox Ott o. Next Mom Herr You Hassiturriuo, marrlid to a sister pi he Etatcroa's &setter-la-law, and Liestanant NANI Ilauwariow, tiod to soo ther deter. Her Toe laminae. Minister tor Foreign Affairs, is ==esa radon of Coantess Bcwatittatnio, tike Mama mistress, now his' imorgesade wl Toe : Mbar cheers, " the sely *bee set fl_ l ... isems" esmpree with this family pony the I=mil sable* of the MAMA. A . . .' le, '.. milept family circle stands marshy ise4l94 . t amass .101.400 Hessiam. They hors bees 'Wetly MI ie. Olesetry even by, tNe military. Ott parade Ica Milenet= to th e two ( irilitwimititand hauBB). lobe bass sibs family gem. All the civilians et Hasse - stand aloof front the t:t. With the so/option of the Astra of the late Gorda, sad of one squadron of Haman . (who Irwin corseted to emote the military (*dies of Barium sad IllaPsitenuo have been nick-mined *the moseatioaers" by their osalladeel all the chars of the Heim army have sigeml petition to be preeseted to the &Rem by Colonel HILDII - no military fare. of Misdeed 'Heine assents to upwards ul 8,000 sea t -as dish loyalty and - discipline as• eat- as le thilw t olter=Land gibs w i i r t e t i f=ftrt h lthey moat ' A. easadoe by the - 37nVylbitet iiiny sheer to varerite maw into exeentios, is invariably lowed by tat of Admen, or the pert of the dim to, jdosattluk the while maddest = wed, teirtly on, as if its sumbal sh o poil it. Teo. is ye symptom s f to in Biardoral Hose, West th tiPae . nelteaning 'acts of . tits family thole to "sate a diduebenes tea be scsonated earl. The, eo.milai sleeted govarnment is a asmatity. Austria sad its allies, were they to tackle on their armour, would he mating the part el Pro Quiecto bantwailg. tw the smistanes of oupp "Mare of his ITALY. ROMAN STATES. Os die Ist inst. h Helium the Noe resolved Cer. &ale Ommone, Wiseman, Peed, and Roberti. Oat , - duel Aateaelli primate& thous to the Holy Father, who We this the indeMaiit disk sew &gat,. Mae tbs monitory ~ et tho *l4, at Rome, Robb *ow isitliajiammo to the a -el the s t ketniMoVMsWessehe of their pew m mass mho reek a "ow The Usepierie Eti Pe OeW prosetiell to Cart Wiesies UM. to Parse, Debi Frame* thelant *Wom b end, Omni Pomp& Treat to Tabun A emetatory +ea to bete* ea Me 44h, in somedtai to mints ktteesAlie Pepe walla Want tt ea the Rein el Pledgees; aa4 mate the. mem: mosemes adopted saatest that soastrraml iWgeverna- Tag% " _ . . 113M1AN1316 AND STOCKS ABROAD. 1 Nemuo. Oct. 6.—There per Comb o ,34 11.16; sPer lass, 341 *A, 6411-16 piper. Poor pre Camis..l3.4. Pies per 136 rub; steer Seim 14 posloi. ,Nol._ 31 sulk; awe Beim. 71 eseL - vie, 33 ; ohm U4Ol Nag. bisk 41114. Yardielllas , mai. 14. days es L 4•4468 60.0. ••• i :1 , - Tapia, On. I.—Pin pa 0int . ,70004.114, Olt. Paw -4•ll4pßeiralso.+ol. 611 4 0 . 12 6 i Bowseiftl,l67. Bpi atop as 11.61. t UMW 21If (MO fL—Velmairs Lira. ISM • W. t...... ieretlsoKaad tlrs,Vehee4 arrhstetwidr *Mary; mean whitlow ifpwations eite bilordieted. •TM Omen/ boo eiss *MMus *the 4r eab r bist agers to eranamitbo-Weala et hat Illiftealeohida be Ib i e b s ir treilialt ma Watalbeir 4 11 °P .4 " e t '" A poiliriNf i reEdlos t irilligh l oo4it4 =HO , mem Win Mat*" whieb hated,-Misolereashrisreii 411 0 beam balesetrish, wee prewellitrarreir mild Y aw eludtteer 'The roetnostai wasprimagitirdtrellarlaMMo &better, *leo erne panied its delivery by a spirited bat respeittial addresi. The EleMer's @newer was Amply that be mold ant • esseentte share. his power Ist* asy dee, I nod that he weold de:= res ispek ea serarpattee, say attempt to &hit bib rights. It was Moiled that oo mob silintet totes of gawping his rights ezieted t *sty se tam *thee Mad, it was the owed sad absolute dory st-Ilmjedges to upheld AO lawn Moreover, the Skater eat skirt the oversees by ex. claiming. "Thee the servants of the state make laws and the Primo obeys! Les me bear ao more of it." The judges were thew .esedeetad to the gate, and eeterned to Hansa with oramtesances which betrayed the failure of their ' Ode of the somber doss net despair I hid* Illwereetilllimed It Wilbsinasbed, and desired a prime smilisuberwitli Wt Prins*, triad). he *Weed ea 1111HM111614.6 dis Blb sod tverldisi images is the albinism , • lib , is .4steeit lianatinsh and Marten from s gag. 1. .4 M. °esker isms yetrebassl. As the gemementl Mists open the mention that it does ash visite lbw , erestitnuon, it may be well to mute beer the state ment stets this omen Before the light, of the. Len ter, M. Osteker's pease. be., were Mad and hie peter nppeesesd. -by Nosed Baser. The High Ooirt,lo releasing M. Gettlter's property from this re tOrictianatbi Pia *OA is called se unooaditiorted man dato, Midi niknowledged the legality of his maga the perm, sad equind every penis to abstain from molesting him, emeept jedieially is me of his break ing mottle late. The first emoostititational sot Wu his Infles 0* Mit dtb, 'ootwithatending this wand** for tre.other ofeaos lima OMR; be Mar. 1111 rat fallow thick Rea it; thus be mks been detained atter the Obi* Chart hes desisted Ms afters illegal. •He hie been arrested, being a amber' of the Assembly, 61..., after the Perniment Committee has forma, tip toe his Mem. 'The two. pal& promoters mesormivaly densathid that be may be ear. to theta to =be breaght to Mimi amerding to pie louse *bleb fetid •the begeleositent of Orly um ~ .M Ms ItlogArOoglit V is the public overt and. igenly omme.A. . qle . eaditoriatireseal has et- Wined its rebus; still Uttar are take piece la Mho/ theme &steams tie goverment has vitiated sat some Rielly teebeieril provlsioe, bat the very guarantees :Atoll this 'osziotitqUas of 1881 isetablithed for sew ieg the Mosey of the subleet. The matter is beam beg more swim new. Yesterday the genies start the question is hand, ezendaid Lieut. Osre , the *Meer who. arrested M. Osttker, and the medidieg, and delivered Iledgmeat, in which meemiadast of : the teetlnprista sod Gemmel see oedema to set M. °ether immediately . There in so doubt that the *mean who &ha this seder, the abet of Mom is Gems' mend toresatandant. "will be prepared to Il llte llia l needful Messies to mere it. execiation. At. seam time the High Omet, whirls tried Lieut. berg. hes made the following girder in the ease: ?he Istleidsat he the mew Clatter e..oconberg, net ag inliS i t terms imposed by Ms coat le the . tioa4Opwl ii Ado ~_ Ifer ones et rmaislia. AWL Alibied to assielli the mendnel of •theeeneh twiddle twelve hewer Adult sfieli . it i Vilea willitens." 'fin' 'h t tr atia Et.tee the following :-..' X . . met in the blue ' 4, —..denswee kat th a t the neat ma _ . _. MM. Memo dandowiriee. Mos who wino drives out the Own et Marab. MO, will not seemeser Hut . Thee, Abel &hear Mem Iblevoice, ilith.lolB Metre 1648 enjoyed the 'mutest Milalimb ttud bawniovez yet bees —posted of liberal ophdewit Imionelhetil t. Mow. pent la matiew the Mosul pediment. Gahm, the favourite of le Mule at Mesandel, not einrisi to sett ti =Vito leaving the civil " aim however, has um stiantine, the wilami of Waiters to mid the Onetime, thollotelet et Hum. Wahine is idelk Wild at and her neved the ritM• wt a ipepalsaity ; 100 Me Ilswengdivi vvimL us trisittime , • maime have been siven et ea pampa Javesita of die the ban et the Penenatut Oteamittee !by Lieutenant Vsetatner, and it hes emu be said that the lud i l se 7 e ptht OMR of gm atimmido !ieief. Thp am .010 Siete: XiMpant Verethate die aelim-to hTMI M. Minkel. who was allendier lbw muling of the Petement Ositinittm, of width br. duniabse. The maser bar" lato the halt SlSlMAilmta*M.Med-in ea kinky if wita,gthe cannonN oath. nit posidant. atone hum hie eat, teak Mae bribe wok ood. rewindias• _bin et Ow ti the wef. et spuds,, led Ids 46illeat—Ir,OVIdtia lb.. *it. . ;' •- - NMI DAMMAM • ,h isisatietisesso in btma ionlinott by tni =seenneetag a Bunn et essenetine oa She Mno peon The new lore isakeeenie. Oen r4teiatterver lanolin Item the pest-ellier, lib, Yinthlblipond,,lost Si pendant in mint oshsonointiOn lo ' non non to WK. floe, fad WO' erg yes& ingriseoneat. A espy et noes he son to the petieweent, sigma Inner the genitalia* et say . A . 4 , ,: . theelft yolks will be pi *cm din r s * fl *.. - i Gnoitoenannoont nil* arbielen re, peaeghlets, et ionnsega toy bringeinooti $ w . Niel be each espy, ~ ete. Shied Minn , to le appear la s Yew in slag* =it itiArl Zion pi the lln i ez i. d Mann ate . ‘ liigiff bf nit - ept — Pereile. I t i el:r t e st i iftenhoe will wenn hilt et Ilio-nembees, by *renal Dike, ass belt at oal tem pow awl a ni ...., .. . , enotild by the rats:irdi t s...=.......idektizaz bee 'will Wig - 11 rag at e s e the g ugh,postethe liesson -.-„ ' WDlitfilialiikl. operiedgeng honstin bribe siting et the 7th, l ef uggrene *Sion ; Ito frityropielog to seines sii=b , he neetosionag it to pany er to sei is the nue ot the a i 11111 t a$W peke esolodez og the s y si p l eral =J the Wittenberg Mustier fir Ili I the nit rays the goveroned le ao pest is any Watson= against the liberties -S H , p-= Theobourrescas to Hems Cassel would MO to be more favottrall i thitzre. tense theA cipeted Aim the of Genes] :Baynes and the w be wuerstared uroarry.ont. Is, deed-sevesal peresseltere. haver Apposed' that the Redd would be tine, by_ the emelt digullied•di r:Mr give hey, to =p2.11: tbh a • ttoresZt pea .et- the est of 4, 00 9. 1 ra lOWA, hat atogiirear snap by reol4ttlilt o ma zneiteure. of his atiaider, re-. itbn Odd 'int barinony to Heels. The opilortooso byte brig treacherous; the Medan' deed gtvii up Hamenpdag. cannot 'maid the indosintili orate Irrita ted 13undoittog, Ind matters dto bP forced to Woe. Fresh orders have been diet to Geri.liaynau trim Wiltishestaid, efinnandingbint tb tarty out with k high hand the messages which were originally con templated under the pretext of martial law. Forcible attempts are to be made to collect the taxes, to impri son the refractory, to diseolve the burgher guard, to de privethein of their stmt, and to keep the courtsof law to air.. Ikm abiated abate/add dune itieldres be Pustrated by the fidelity of the 'ilsestile aniy Gifts constitution, its direiladoe will be dastard and Carried out with 'foreign assistlinee, if atemeary.• As the dray has hitherto, though iikintly, shOwn itself favourable to the people's cause, it cannot be doubted that the government is desired of getting rid of it. The gladioli then Mess, how an its forcible dissolu tion be bade to , harmentiee with the laws and treaties of 1811,4iiiielle : law Frankfort constitution professes to bold so- owed P To this question the coalition appears to 'have replied themedvee—act Ant and let us legalise oar act •aftertearde. These men of legiti macy and order its very apt to fancy their word law, and to set upon it ; bat they overlook altogether the ' conerquences of with an set. Let them dissolve the Helena army by peaceable or by forcible measures, and Prawns will tor compelled to Interfere; and not in favour of the present government let. very much &babied; adds the Elector and his backers commit Tome way meek greater memos thin they hail, alreadj committed, that General Radowitz will inter vene in fay** of the people. Notwithstanding the anexadtpled con act of the whole people, their unenin' lois arida, or rather inaction and passive resistance to the most tyrannous injustice ever committed, Hadowits is too devoted to monarchical principles to risk a step against a crowned heed unless driven to it. The Vienna papers contain moonlit, of military movements having been ordered in the north. west of Austria, to semi u Neater-demonstrations to there of Prose* in the neighbourhood of Paderborn. 'What I have foot stated as to the apparent intiotions K the Elector and his advisers would render those =inessesery in the electorate, and from a demon hethe military movement would merge into hosallties. The assigns Multi dates that the note deepatohed to lit Petersburg by General Radowitz, immediately. on his assumption of office, refers to the align of ,Reese Camel. It sweets that the Prosiest govern pipet is desire's of affording a powerful support to the sideirehleal principle, so deeplr shaken in Hesse Cassel. The promedinge of the Elector and his mi- In6u7 are chetacierieed in the note as moredengeraus la* alelleimities. el Germany than all the intrigue elthe deleusliem peril. Prussia desired always to oromits, whn PriudP e i nwm wed with a spa. pdsgierase . el ,Hesse Ousel. has ro. tam . hat nothieg has transpired. riCtthe eaten-of his mimes or its malt. brigade of infantry, the 7th brigade et cavalry, thelOth regiment of humus, and the 31st, and Sled regiment/ of infantry bare received orders to prepare to march. Theirsash railway between Hamm and Paderborn .was opened to Waffle ea the 4th Wet. • The Graiefitretiaa Helens and the Choesfirstinn dthiarrived hers ytaterdayi they left the same li r tfadstat • aao Lug gess:ii . : * is a small village in the iseigisbenshoddiangsesmadrorhere he has a handy g slat, to mdisy thelpiseemes of the obese fora few days. The - Queen aoecropanitti her royal consort. Areording_to thelatest Advice' from Warsaw , th e it=of Basks nal not proceed to pass the winter Bee esedisal advisers recommend a sojourn in Wmuaw. _ _ O~ for Ltd 'this month, according to , a treaty ;with the Reheat government , the finee of tdelgroPh ;from Berlin to lineseels were to Lan been eompleted. The Piliellilla lime was *poised to labile om on that day to Venters, the Newlin town Beata the Bel gian bonder ; the Belgian telegraph, however, foyer Venters to Brume*, L not yet completed, end 'will tub, open before the begionion of November. At the sad of that month the line is expected to be open thistle& way to Ostend. When that is the cue, the Leaden Worobig papers will be enabled to piblish ter from here of the previous evening or afternoon. I red. aft9ri ool ; VoeStple tti magnolia Said doe, not appew to work With the lame rapidity as it does in or sled theists grow . ; eni p imsaneget eat 'dome where, for despatches from Hamburg aid Casiel, within dieted UV, have beta selves and eight besonthi eta. The Ciewareitinenel 4 is informed that the pesos with Denmark hating been raided at Frankfort, the frigate Ovid 1. to be conveyed nom Bekertforde to Breseeledel. by a Pen dia +Neel. In the latter ppi~pp it will atet be exposed to accidental injury from liiafeh bombs at shells. • Thee Bares owe Lileineron, who has for twelve amliths add as the representative of Schleswig- Ilebtein here, with great tact, under most difficult eiremastanoes, is about to leave ; he will be replaced by Bert rot Harlem AUSTRIA. VIENNA. Ocr. 6. Pinsk hei so Noted listed her Protest Win" the intedwase of the preteadd Bundesbag in the Weirs of Hesse, theasbe followed it ap bye series of military desseenteatieletorkieh have Dot yet come to ea end. Preeda4thes di lated the first move, Atria, it was.t the lead. It was stated to-day a "dim of the Austrian treepatatissed ea the hauliers it taerm er was at tees to Creel The • silitarlinarael pelgielesd in sairris that the di of the 4th army, nadir the sommaad of Aoth Leopold, and that et the 3rd, radar Biala-Mental Limit. Parrot, both of whish are seatiened at Vorarlberg, have received ceat:idiatlliss."6:pißliktessehisvarill:lo4(juisinitwawfaronitadrilttheteleiosenr suddenly r r addw ese to presence be required._ Mod* Schmerling, formerly eta ordered to Pradden, to take his seat in the Central tr:l7Commtmica which the sham Bundestag has to life. 'rheas three pieces of information o t a k tid,_gasa metal esneation. end bad a serious effect en the political barometer—the 'Change. On 'Change they were received with full credit, and in a _______—_, feettlioanipil tesettelsl7 toll? pet °Gest. , imd elver boob lIS - tiolliflpirtioak-iffelet lib. .T. -au&lfeems- diagnose 1 symptom, the ollosieg seisimilleig eibulicsairst , hu bssa published :Tbs wildbgmiaof Ike *Storei to di excitisa esstonct it iparceit t iel t' laiii.le•Vestracordfnary that Sao of buques BIWA lint ermines ea nab ...Wooly hear the .:amp of heTeatieta.. Of %am it 111Ps mutually to be expect.; that tis lemma sottom posters of Orman affairs Fboukt pteitice allgasatit tit aka statute, but f. is scarcely credible that &Maoist sub as hat bees catoadatad to day, that Autrita ead Beim tele load aimed, en , out to meted ag e ism P russia ..a nes wash Aoki hepooatiti believers. NA 10 OM. •.thaf j pg. I/kW Of - Aatioaa pnactibes a pietiOtla declaration WtiPa=l'it i v37,eseett, 71: 1 111.1dren." Mit Elm dlot at Irsifikfert has declared thc It ea iliaisemdetsdA diaammitit 'little maw at the Itttatio's lipflosohatudi Mao feiesi!tommemtomkt Meese ewe. n os r .,"F ",.. ib 1.,:w 1 7t7 s ae ‘7 b t elv ik ees ine itut? gli ail a rtt Itattitete .. . , y - seder power has LC lifts 'ice tittellatsher' et the ooadate of the Diet, thaqpil?lttlthot an issesimmet of Austria* troop $ lass tekeitidasev i Aptis dik 1 . )11 Cila,S, The Nypellitios against Friedrialastadt hisheadoned, or et lout paPihpenede;Teeope, siege-hattereei, and gun boat*, mesessibilatawe from before Ftieetrichatoat on the fifth without niebeeteatise. At mid-day the Dater PrgbOhlitbiuktc 4bikt , *7 should find only a ruled number $ dievirtimi,Jieletetsers, made a eally from theolty, bit Wen Lapelled ;with .10 much energy that they were sisfi to retreat, leaving their dead upon the field, Wollvente, the Italian on the . Holstein side where the Schleswig Jager troops paired over the Eider ea the 29th to enter Tonningen, was smelted with 4411. by the Does on the eveoing of the Ma, A pilot-beat lay is the river, aid this mei have • been tbe aim of the . enemy's fire ; however this may have been several houses were set ea ores This is the first atta ch oa the Huliteia terri tories. General Willisen addr. seed the People's(' the ea l e a lo s of , the aventetas of the 6th battalios into Rendsburg. The beeline of war had given the Danes Its time the victory, but the canduct saf the n o bl e 6 t h won for. them imperishable laurels. The sane wrested at Siegal, of kendsburg, as the cone,; saes arrived, bringing in the wounded, was most affecting. Mothers surrounded the maggor.a, and climbed op by the spokes of the wheels, to see if they could haply catch sight of • see among the wounded, whin they had not been able to descry in the ranks. When the leak waggon (*me, and brought no coo, the last hope wee gone, and the only cosakert to be ; obtained was the t a t o o f sumo old sergeant, who had seen the young man die just by him, fighting bravely for his country. DENMARK. The Danish Diet was opened at Copenhagen on the 6th, by the president of , the COMMA. The royal met eor] noticed that only a few mouths had elapsed niece the "good Wm of Denmark" had quitted that hall; that brief period, however, had been marked by se important alike foe kit.g and people. Imme diately alter the prorogation of the Chamber, the government had succeeded, through the media tion of Great Britain, in oncluding a peace with Prussia, acting in the name of the Germanic confederation. In signing that treaty, the govern ment bad followed the advice of friendly powers, and especially of the mediating cabinet. Oa the other hand, the great powers had displayed the friendly feelings entertained by them towards Denmark, by subscribing the London protocol of August 3, whith had subsequently received the adhesion of Atistrisi, and a copy of which would be laid before the Diet.. It wee, however, to be deplored that the unsettled irelationships of the Cle, man states had not only led to a delay in the re charge of ratifications between D.ninark and the confederation, extending far beyond the time ap pointed, but had opposed hitherto inanrmouttable hiedrabcee to their exchange in the completest and ordinary form. In oonsainenoe of this misfortune the treaty bad remained inoperative as regarded Hol stein. According to .that treaty it was the duty of the federal German power to interviste in 11, Wein for the restoration of lawful authority in ease of need, but in the hitherto existing coLdition of the federal authority this intervention could neither be claimed nor afforded. The attempt of the government to effect a peaceful eettlement of the dispute (the proclamation of July 14) had been replied to by preparations for war, and thus no course had been left open but to suppress rebellion by force of arms. The Almighty had blessed the Danish battalions. It had been received with delight by the true Schleswig people, and now stood victorious on the walk of the Dannewirke. Memento would be submitted suits d to restore the bonds of union with Schleswig which war bed rent. In all probability, the govern meat would not have occasion to make use of the credit of two million reichs-thelere granted wara states, Mlty 15, to cover this year's war expenditure. The government was convinced that the storm which had passed over Denmark would only prove the occasion of drawing closer the union of King and people. After the delivery of this address, the - Landeething and . Voldesthing appointed their °Seem. Councillor Bruins was elected president of the drat, and M. Amine of the second house. THEE I BrPROKION2rDiai 4 - ir i 081111 ', I 11 0 ; 1 4 1814 LE ~. -.-. -31.5,.. 11111171helk ,e- .., . - . -it trinstria. ilig Pr ii tared hr tbs. . ....._..... . 0,.0z, _ . ~..,, y whisk • .. "1"11imir ...,..i - s : , 1 : .„" '••- - 1 . 1 1 . 3 ' 6lll*l . .. • il,- .. ..t.* . e; t 4 it .. ). .*--. ; • ~,,,. iv •1: .•• I?' T \ cAshEy s , •• -ro •Ik I .' l' lo k .. 1 1 F. • 1 °" . . ..4 1 . 7 : ,t o .4lfrat the vr• - • - 7 Aser 4 -4: "" . 4,, as• • 1 1. ! i 1 ' • ._ r , ro. IC PI. Ik. . 1 v • .1, , p Al ion 1.11 aS ti t ia light • •••-• . 0.• •••• '•• 4 • • 4 • - ' ; 11 " 4 " elm. g Wan from Cassel, diked ' , • ' y r • ate sum 4.ffillhal : 1 ,116 . • . . • ' IN .'" •.' . ..- • In* •'. ' d • • Wilballa l fl ll P l ahl is. , f' 11 . 4, 4 . -: :"*. '' • olr''' ' ** 4 • - '' " ' ' S''' a ^ I ' . 4...-----1--" 4.. .alla billti bread a r iratla to Ponta to 914, ' .... 1.,,. 4 3. /, -. ... r i 6 11 r er , by dhe . 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DM Order* A. 66 '' 1 at hie lidet,i rht- MAW' bt , . niebortta; [rods to davr -- . Pa r C i Casitalk - agsmailiut. ohne& lido_ owed. filo deolared thatalitrafillaritie4 Veins, el the lebrrior-and the Moister' 6, 4 [toss sedge hut Illt plOto VOW _1 =w ho m som ag t tli rra- , Tea Bata sin to lfs! York adrolholtotb. 'AD wolddloot . ij *M. • oloilitrOttrobli tootsty•fientlattrotreadWastatel 4 - 4. . • . -, Qty a esatrad teas ~yin -the nails so erdiaboxii 0,0. sot ia d a i l s7 .. 0 . : . • , pass. Mesatenti:iirentiy *tidied did' pos iggesefagl step, • lad *Si I l ised . thole two first vends, tilt Bataan and 401 l te,4o Pk 4 1 14. . .be- *AM :Op . . leerleatip tlett..hitleiCal:ki_OW bt th e etheeitheee etithth dad! *it thoit offoorosoll a/14M gol• orsa art big .. 1 7 to pre to ail that '44 iko' •V s igablifeA ag o ,AS , My 11 - sidled WIAST tali tip ler aszt spring bithe Ando; lag h e dra il ii . a m & R ime tot deaseggica nyebtrei. . hags xis. atiakimumith 4►suemitesessits., as adverted to i tag asot h 4, Ler fist Cosi= tom oa th; n ti rt uda. lt d tr r ps WO timb re/ to sz t i ati t liai et l m the i = _ Irv, !Allah Se hostradeskdsr tirolionthav ;the Prors stag geed %Wows tftly me nudism II ;= lid to what enlist the platedssa the duties this yes:. Ike the dissolve the satire army, and Sall is the trisadly is ; • rriibit lOaradiel ow rzrat oonitaked kiln. ,easpiribillif v isa be latroisesti. anateetiu tar as Blum bees coesied, is stdirealmiro. d his brother tramps. Bask was at lent the gab., . w 44,,,,0., 0 , • miria d e = b erm. the I OS: Mg, 4 these bade. said; "Wo ara ton Yale UNA tqa ia ," dames of this Blestrle @pre* to Hildsbread. Vase/ relas avast pisas, whisk have, seder his Moe. .__._ ..._ _ ion .... s ad L tia bo ,Q p ii r . A l , - o rb or go i =re sait Zlok Weise to throolthe barer ot a lett* iltitra 'on, buttes. geaseaily *rash tato . shadestiv of their • • = 2 , 4 7, 00 7b7,,,,,b, g1,,,,g. b e hind red is eaeskinery I is fivoyeare more we will the Riveter taiga general. The latter is coetnibeiesed. c : imo lillie '!t - tfr o resial,vgagi l ods o r 7 - ere middle and Isms, &Mago be _fraisad of yea in both, Tr . .pro t le m ars to mooed with the szeontio% et *adorn.. tuba!! I b, . • aii• 4y . tit ." Ny . a. . in .. .. stnt lidos that the astesei o f *rag we aball bare to get *sem al possible saergy and proaptitatie,aid is wend 111641 et tad, bewerli, " ..ate re fu e l mod the espease .dilloolties hose, and ad wait to be bt . tba old that is ease the swam at prawn at kis - Upped shall' tradeeeies, et . the 4orsir alit/ides ~ h., K N iigO . fors soogiato bee, to the these le as seek .thieg le ftb 'it iii tope:wig he &end lasalleleat, others shall be laced Maw- They 'ail isey •ba t ied '*t fr o m Ilist:clt' amstasttiona by is ,wegirly. io, Pb Walt fifigtaltiogil,..* is- iersp:" . lakes • buss ° ' 'and ' 'tate - hie it ammo% eie *the wee Cteisimli esupany tiosnosased with vessels et shier has riossisd the lose et . Caere to his ape** lan ant Ma u r e ig i t , bi t :: escoky,( w n *ire se .tlisio.yeggiog to employ 1.100 to.. mai eestaret et &Whom . powers They subordinates, sod so the ipress is the great *Ow et euseeek„teale bra graarri:ulleamer . ..er4; Js way b . seskas al eons then to haves erp by step reethed 2.300 teas eel 900. bores Oise who have soaking bat the power et brute totes Kiser puessai. ,as tmv ,. imposed ,te au. the ;irks which power. - Bat the else and pewee ars tho ooly things sue their side, his first soraserse ere directed against ergo, Mareoraghto • who e,. . is 0 s it* w oo o b sa gsg. TM audit has remised * same: tie the jostreals.. Our newspapers which base appeared *how to Zara • latistlar reagent; he gt . upt ilia -of oas Asia of 1,300 teen z i = v e i t i ideit oini ut the Bri. siasethe timarerary_sosproraon of the 4th are awn ji c oi •k r , l oo t i s le iii glimi,, ____f, •__._.. -.:* ..:4 M. 1.1..ta ai.tuo. - Way; TWRlPtenfo 'nf 1 , 014 ad AO Mara Siita4 *aims leet . p,- ie.. in odor . . FRANCE. PARIS. THURSDAY EVENING. Itsessisd 10-day is if all Paris hat emptied itself out to Versailles. Notwithstanding the exertions of the railway companies of both bail., the high-way I was thronged with carriages and horsemen, like the Clapham-road on a Derby-day. The weather, cloudy 14 And, Gloated up, and the day was decidedly a the• awed one, as far se the brilliancy of the thew and seimation of the spectators were concerned. The Pilowidenk having left the Elysee *nine, accompanied by the Minister of War, upon reaching Vermillion, Illulaseted with .Lord Normanby, and soon after , wards repaired, attended by a numerous end brilliant ,staff, to the groundZwbere the mancouvresoo6lll/14% - di 'under the orders of Gen. Changarnier, soon after 11. The President was dressed in his usual uniform of a general of the national guard with the broad sibbon of the Legion *Honour. The esembees of the Committee of Permanence, and several representatives of the Chamb-re, took their places in.another tribune; and the public were &mom eindisteil with mate in a similar struoture,of more *ten sive disseasices. The earabineare and cuirrassiers took 24,thloir seldVed poidtions, and the 6th and 9 th the 71e, boars, the 2nd and 7th dragoons, the 6th and Bth hamar, formed along the same line. The, 18th light infantry, the 30th, god, and Bth regiments of . the line, the 7th battalion of foot obasseure, pleaded by their bands of music, arrived end, under the miennand of General Neumayer. The troops formed four long linen, the first consisting of the infantry, the engineers being on the right; the second line was farmed by the cerabineers and cui rassiers; the third by the dragoons and lancers; the fourth by . the &enure and hussars. The President, inoorapenied by Changarnier and several generals sad aidwde.earap, on reashing the ground. cantered, down tae front of the line. The red-crested helmets of the oarabineeri. tbe shining breast-plates of the euirseeiers, the white pelisses of the hussars, and the flagged *noes, varied well the appearance of the line. 11/heath* inspection was over, General Changsruier gave the word of command far the manoeuvres to begin. The infantry retired behind the farm of Satery; leaving room for the ca valry to execute evolutions and charges. Soon after twelve the day cleared up, and the sun shone out. In one of the charges two squadrons came some. bow into collision, in coast queces of which several en were seen sprawling on the ground, but I that no serious accident occurred. At one the try e put itself in motion, with the oompaniee of rein feint s and four ba b ies of artillery in the rear. After passing by platoons before the lines of cavalry, it presently returned in columns by com panies, filing off before the President of the Republic. who stood with his back to the tribune, facing General Changarnier. The cavalry, having daring the filing off of the infantry . broken its line into squadrons, 'which formed an immease column, filed off in its team * full net before the President, whom they saluted with the sabre, sboatirg " Vie Napo leon l" with great animation. The carabineers and lancers ogre" l'Emperenr I" You may depend upon this het, which is of the gre itest im err t ines ' tnes e l n t :a f in t w the filing of the cavalry,to im first me of me en, then the mounted artillery, the dragoons, lancers, chasseurs, and human. The ground being very heavy with the rains, the movements of the I r ia ; Mac cal 011.1 Los tbs. boo Dal