The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-09 00:00:00

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WA AT WICOOII manna • Irma ars....- 1110. 11,••••••••-ibis/M a.aa A•1111/".1 LONDON, MONDAY. 8111 3 2111132 R IL Tax year 1861, in which the gaieties of tie re newal of the incase tax mast come bears perlia meet and the public, will have many Foists ram bling the year 1816, when a renewal of the imam tax was the great and engrossing subject of aaaridera tica with the country at large, as well as in political dales. In 1818 the fall in the price of all agricultural wedges neesasitated a re-ad justineet of rent—a neessity to which Ladled§ were ad sawilling to submit. And the great dasideragauss was how to alleviate their tenants by mate other mead. There was, therefore, in 1816, a agricultural hurrah against the items-tax. rr i tads did the CRANCHLOA of the EICII2QIIIII4 VANSITTAIT, offer to tidies the mane oat-half, by whale sad of the fourteen millions rabid were re mired. Of them seven, leer, according to the CHAP MIXON, was a clear relief to the agricultural inte rest ; and be proposed to hareem this relief to five millions by farther exemptions in favour of tenants, by taking the duty off farm-horses, and by other miaow sesam B es. ach booms were rejected se un worthy of aceeptanes. The erigisal condition on which the amuse tax was proposed and carried, that it was to be a wee tax, to sabeet dais( the war oily, was dung in the teeth of ministers. lb* Country party tamed against their cry elt;efe. The whiff coquetted with and aniseed the country i l a e r a t tleinee. So far was this carried, that so less saileent • personage than HINZT Bano•tuat, forestalling with chars terietio inconsist may the crotchets of Disaexu, was eves that for extending ell local azalea from the bad to other kinds of ity. In sbert, a parliamentary haute ceaaigoed the mesa tax to tie tomb of all the Ca pe lla% cal, to be resuritated by that shrewd sad powerful leak 8s Roamer Pia. What may be the events, and party manadvies, aid animas of 1851, we leave each pored to woke tun. The agraultarists have, certainly, not the same semen to complain. The fall of wheat to 32 shillings in 1616, from the enormity of war prices, cannot be com pared to the price of 43 shillings, after the expectancies elate years, whilst the proportion of the contrileatiose of leaded property betas 'same tax has been reversed. Still it is a tax es mach more easily evaded by the ampagrieelturial than by the agricultural population, that a grievance may be made out of it. should the conservatives think it &Wahle to do so. And such a ery,were it sent forth by the agriculturists, se in 1816, would be re-echoed with egad force by a great pro- portion dam middle and laded:rim clams. There is one great sophism, however, that ought to be exposed and destroyed, before any nch dimmaden be opened. And this is the argument, so power- Ad in 1816, that the income tax was a war tax. Such an article of decal science was merely draw' from thesond old feudal times, when it was held that the land supplied only the extraordinary expenses of a war expedition, while the regular support of civil government, if not defrayed by the landed property of the crown, must come from • tax oa move ables or on expects and imports. How such a divi sion of the public burdens should have survived the time, when the lord no longer paid for his manor by the areas of himself and his vassals in war, and 'yea engage was abolished, is difficult to ima gine, and can only be explained by the circumstance that the leaded clans, being ever predoainant in the legislators, ;reserved to thiamine the privilege of bang-taxed lest, and only upon extreme ocouiens. Toe true philosophy of taxation is, that a property tax is the natural and rightful tax for a perpetuity, whether the times be those of peace or war ; whereas a tax on income, illusory and ended when levied se a wpetuity, may, with some show of policy and jos tier, be raised in a moment at emergency, or during a brief period of war. In regular and peaceful times, a tax ea wages, for example, can be nuthiag in the end bat a tax on the capital that employe. For whatever cameo fix the rate of wages, most be lade peadest of what it suits the deed aathority of the dentry to levy. The greater part at income derived boat man's toil or abilities is, however, nothing but wages. To tax them eermanently is to tax capital. Whereas to tax them temporarlly, especially in times of war and expenditure. and of great requirements of mea sad money, when the ressuneratioa of man's skill or toil naturally bads to rise, gives so time or opportuaity for the earner to fling his harden off upon ate employer. And the tax is levied y are the sadder of the industrious. The dandes, however, woad destroy the astute of the tax, and would have the disadvaatage of aggrieving both the capitalist and the o arner, the flamer for what he suit pay, the latter for even the burden which in the end be mopes. A tax epos mere income, therefore, partakes this is a great many instances of the nature at indirect taxation, aid is attended with a great deal of the muse evil and injustice. But it is to be feared that for the same reason that indirect taxation cannot be dispensed with altogether, so some part mess always continue to be levied on that income, which forms so large • portion of the sathmal wraith. At the mine time, to render it sad productive It should be made to =dad itself to the rules which yew er indirect taxation little felt and greedy prvitabh• Then ere that tba levy should be inciveriii sad the range small. To continue to levy the some propor tion on the landlord sad the fondholder es on the atrapsliog Empire sad isdestriel sansr is merely to pat a minim upon disaffection sad phase the gnat body of the infleentisl public st mines with ftiwnetit. As any as as will escape by head fires the heavy banks w►ich, were it light sad Pali, propertiond, all would gladly bear. By refers of this, property, instead of befog oeer►srdesed by payirg a sosinaily larger proportion, would, la reality, be Vaned of each nine, without say od dities to the anal drain epos it. ALTIOnOn Mr. Bate= failed ia Messier penis earn sr tin gemstone to gnat him a cannittos V i s ees trire into the growth al inks is lads, it is a that must sot sinner, sad whisk IN too dandy coneoted with the .fate of land tonsiro and beano is led* set to demon a presentee of bi gotry. Whys last we adverted to the saliest, oar onsreey is a serthisi the laad amessmest la the Ma ims an Benhey Prosidessies as " venial sad in that the amnia; magnetiser& on therein& arms& and is the rotas-growing Sinn of Madras " waft and nearly half a oratory are Oar reply to this dliltemost is, that it was limed open paper, sad so paper only. And in proof theme, we noosed to Assn ibon tte unloose of Mr. AM Thom" who moo melded Mr. Swine se collestor of Conhator, said who is sow. we believe, • member of coned at Marlin that frost the time whoa it wee so Sxml ea rpm until the pineal soonest, it has serer bus soy men tram is illaeory settlement, tfxs:insti to dose the mown of din= bonen 'is Bernd ; std th a t, to point of ten, it hes Den " as will sad as sensio se to shake eased ass' ati tt es s its t s houn nbe. Gad beggary, 'befalls' and irremediable, the lot of the col , intore. Mr. Unman teetinsay w ill be fond at length is ix 4to the report of the entre sommittee of =use of Commons, go d every pip d ails tssth to! so d authentic report 'Jill amply rens& lbe unfol of oil who newt to arrive at a lmenedge of L iren steel internal coo &ties of Inn. an no gland ea operation of the corspeny's revenge erten. Speaking of Marta, Mr. THOMAS nutlet Ti. note ia ninety ere dee onetty neon WM nil saiputsi slo t re .001111 4 ratemiliob I=guit s = s l so p, teas their weal ern% ere is order to peg Us goe %Asir rain or miss) is .- ssise et The musk at As WV OMNI a/ sellp sewesews U. • yew): raspelsesse se swath sed they lb& sled esellsee MOIL Vast rains May abseil be We le bath sf pries sal uses., di the ermesseerreme f their sear(pseepeeilese gibs& Is _ Now the ide esthrtbrig to with* this new, &- Meddle MON It *es desatbed by tie amber d the Wem, &r Thomas licento t. hatever of base been the mop, thee& It his beta wee lee We the used sera, Oa syset should always be, made le pay ths fell nets, If they sera. No reolsaleas stall be lea& se enflame" sensioes if bad trope seethar as. failure seer whisk eimest be used. toad ft . 1 1 .11 1. t.ty ss NlMdateelbe, the vane be . lesb gat is he Waked,' law of Meets a a matey in the mien and soutbera provinces of whisk 01 flee Omen dewy severe It ht, wissa the seal was test rearmed. conned 'Alia tie spew of thirty4bese pare and disk seedier Isolseo miegletly mew dosed, is probably &Waft at Ibis weer thew It sill be °Wiens to tbe vaiselmeding et every wan ladai time awed enewialiew et v lead awl its maws am. that sesli a las as Ms west mew eerily be el tie nos hespartial sad anowtela • abweelew Tiottas pomade : genus if an the "sly sew answered by eyed war 4 to saes for all • maslaun (is nosey) payable by the rya for the lead he :soy lorro bow anapest to wow, whin shall este the seeenty of se seaml sou trees with k, sad leave to the wanes caws the seta duty el catt W esaag has Ida se the eke. of nisi Isar Use stand be ma pay, eves though the seed has ea bele ✓etarsea. To realism this elate of things even imperhetly, aid to apply it to our own country, we mast cosedve a landlord olsimieg to be tits weer of half • doses counties, and placing at their held a land agent, Igoe rent of the vernacular toque of the inhabitants, a stranger to their holier and wishes, and iadiffersot as te their esadition aid waste, het who is vested with the power of dearresining the messy amount of rent he is planed to demand from every (*Wester, sad who is sat permitted to disburse cue farthbig of his receipts upon farm-liseser, buildings, cottages, foam, roads, rates, or any kind of dninage, os any sort of improvements, or in charity. Oa the malmsey, who, is addition, exacts • tax from every house and cottage, from all the tools sad implessests mad by the villagers, and from the very trees and Arabs they cultivate. We most see this agent, the heed collector of all times rests and taxes, for the of their easier mikados, tasneornied intoato ll = police madistiute, and commander of the styled eon stabehry of the district, who, ander hiss, are the soh tax pr ., se well . se polies DEM= ilirTuttbso r ti f o e d e ral ruliityoge"tab•r, e nal ren y is l lif t adze": enough to keep behold this &trap, pet ceded by these, and followed by a whole places of tamale, hying at be quarters ea the people, " settling the jesintalmad3r" aa it is called; that is, exacting all he can P pariah i by parish, even when them has been a potato rot, " aid the seed has not been returned.' We mast know the wrap tioa that surrounds his progress; the venality of every rogue amend him ; and the extortioas they levy an Itheir fiscal march. Even this mesas screw power has failed, and date tail, is extracting from the cul tivator that which be has not produced, and cease', therefore, give. What follows under *the awes meet fixed half a entity ago r Again, it is Mr. Tames who speaks I would referzt=tiee.ef.itrjawyreesiesiess. bet t h i t hi r a week.. faeme. pert of the eaten is s p i r l estiet, whatever nay be the nary, as sae pan wise petwasest qua war tease base seat bees talked • as*, "pls. Me the moms of Wawa ens& of es End le ss is the peal essenets: thou ~- seam sew father pans( the etwelesc mkn of she at tempt to alien • fited isswendlie eased not is nosey hen east Ind occupied. What these "paternal" ressiseions of 11/leviable land-tax in Madras may b . *, we are sot told. But Mr. Davits, ill a report we Kass formerly referred to, informs us what the amount has been ia the great oottaa collretorate of Broach. For six years, from 1840 to 1846, " the balance written off from cotton and other lands" there, amounted to 819,608 rupees, leaving still outstanding, in August, 1846, a balance of 192,843 rupees ; while the "greed total of remis sions and balances of land-tax since 1840" molted no lees. sass than 1,641,964 rupees. Now, taking a rupee in Broach to represent in purchasing power a pound sterling is England. this sum represents an arrest of land tax of 1,641,9641. aconmalated in six years in oae provisos only, and this provisos one of the most populous, ladle, and industrious in the Bombay pre-' sidency, and subject to the company's rule far half all century. Tic" necessity that has existed for tones peaduig reutissioss being made in the other prelates we may gather from a general description gives of their interred coadttion, atter more than forty yam' usurious therein, by Mr. SAVILL2 Massacre, kW • member domicil of Bombay : I. siaddetisa of the pielliatthat ells woos try (lull.) is wegias to the lowest ebb of paspetion, I would sdasse a bet peetrosst with oseektorstfrate of the nest swims lam team ; newly, that s large partite of the inhale revises Ibis hese paid of later yesee eaarteehatest ea the wits' of tbestasay, mill shovel did faeltal lila lOW I all& le th. proporty el the ry, whka swislas of pineal sassitats ef the one stash and Jewett, esaverlide as esadeas require so pro/table perpeas sad asseassoistiett lo mistimed prosier. I feel 1111ftala that an miestles IssaW MAIM ame a esatidershle share of this sad other yesesely. as. to tattle sad hosseeld %Maeda hes bees far woe Nieteil fres the yaw eters at watered the petals sseeasa Is acacias to this levasalabbosvldarts of penny b otoolter ef equal mimeo. ha woos is all ports tithe esastsy, la the asseereas fadividsels it the shwa der shasit fir the . wsployaost of altslatea wide It Amy= obada. ay.. Oar the Reel /1111•11 phi.... Is skeet, idaset merits; sorer the eenelease that we have beim is a sorrowing proems to ease polarise'. Now. the people them dimerilisd are the very sass Sus whom wen 'spotlessly revoked, in MIN* bases of mobbed which had bees erected to them for so leas that flee years previously to the rommiles. whereat to grow cotton sod sager : isms melted tzweeely by the direatate at the East Mk Company. who socially take four millions l ibeling of the mosey of that people to defray whet aro galled " The Home Charges of the Government of Las." anoept whisk are their own proverbially passe and costly public dinners let oar earrespoodest avers that the ealy thiags wades to proems say sad every species of settee, awl is any quantity.espodally from Csimb twee t ore, " A mamba market wad a fair pnes weedy, " That the Liverpool and Manchester mor asses" shoed geed their ems agents and makeees- Vests sod silk advisees" to the growers, jest es the himearille evaspasy did " with invarhilde me mos," who sky were severeign traders in Indio, as well as smudge prisms la the list slam. bow ers. the Leisembire pospie have a habit of set., posing impeeelbilhiess did* a "meals market" l ike enema or say Whir ossmodity would bat and as 16 , they ans sigelheeill by the ammo sews of She 'beeping gadget. The same 011111/1110111 seam as bat, ads Sem eassilee the praise, d Nests sid main es& ad ea the a sop sews wad sari at the moray Id a eempsay's gangster sad Ms layriabless. They are tot left entirely to osolootoro so to what toutia be the result of mask a messiedes i fee the subletand Dr. sad Cr. aeosest mods up hem Dr. Renee figurer, sad *Mewled Imea kh *dual eattemfirmakhe expuieme is (lehalmine, will enable them at ems ask ar at a ditemisens. )p. Wishes eet-tirri of Lambe: settee ealtivatisa. e. 1.100 sews of land lo rsiratateee, Merrember. 1102: Da. _ 1• pbesblas. k•As. *lam swabs. reek- Wt. beam _%, 4,42 7 T e ibmiko. sew. ciattie km, To footimormiais .... 12,917 Ca. 37 &LSI Ibi. olden SOWS. at 4d. pw u SAO By Ws, ezelasive of gimps of arasseimat On& 1464 4,177 1027 WI hero ow that at a pranotol pet°, of 4d. lb. for this superior Ansriesa Gotten the octal loss sustained was. 'massive of useaseresst. 1437 i. 14*. - oaretereepsodsat will beat this example that his recesseatklesa is set Wok to be followed by the hem heeds to whsa hs addresses it. The four minims el possess who dtpuml he their daily kind apes spearing a wanly of settee adequate to give Ws 0111 1 10 Mlat Nallr judos ben the nee sample what bops dim is el meek. fhst sieppi from Wig ander the hod wean span dseerthed by the owsplay's uneaten. It is to be hoped that the &mien& sad need kg peopled this rads will passe ire it is too Lis, bamaa an now ~wi .~t liati Ve - , .4 ;Look all ___.€ poke:, . Abe • them to *ea grdiet di set *teal tie Gam* it diem itty Mf.TlloMdi &P&P that l - . I The impslisie Weep le gelled, se peorribed by timmry, tie foil eemeneel eeoeedy. eons kayos* whoa the word het set Moo rehirsed, Nesidebil wig She Jllwtd iffirettha V Me Ni, law base„ I aussdisibsubist new ii dm &redid condition of the lediteldere. The WM* his hew *hie op* thesedior yaws pad, Is owed di ea*. lir eveo,l fear, tapped do wenn of Mete hiplemb moat end peeoperity, by &dole/ how the. &tie *she otyliel. eel pneesp i ttere eermusiltthe irldeb as dim enable she ryes eh ' Oh by ma end wed* a/add by &Ida die. tleasto eh ono. proem of Ye opts hie resound is tile of dillielty * whielt ere mod we as the died prt ads d MN peed* doweethet the lama muse. d 7 : 71 .4 0 % 1 .... e. es tbe totooky if4cOr t ztooleios Otos r • sobs& •ku w ow roc sa ttzlic a is Ito iblboillo than pilplool =d i to to t onto soder to r .... abi . . g se aow orrwitho on et Vo li gas woo Haw,' at NM !GI - Willa a now Otiose or nom ti ft' pod*, 'width thole thllow.oodolt ; a A. to ant all th• sealialedes , molly prohibited from enticing, sod a ". 'emdft is is i r a P ee P eres ` ' their Winton to sake annual hottoloal I 33 at 45 sr mat if OM meow or post et extraoshor from the alienable lila, lead a i... i. i.l. MA =may a.- fler &Mr Povert7 dialAis thou te. :8 EXPRESS, ;MONDAY FRANCE. PAW& SATURDAY SUMO. we have this similes a shoal et private letters deseribleg the esteems et the President., the Be pablie into Cherbourg. Needy all smear la rare renting that the remptiaa wes vary cold, not to my hostile. Bat yea will probably hem esseeats di rect tree Cherbourg eta later date than we have here. — Two telegraphic despatches ban been this naming rescind from Cherbourg by the sonneteer. On, datellyesowdey, 11 deloek, stases that ea all the reed from Can, the President was received is the most flattering manner by net crowds, especially at Bret terille, Bayeux, Pormigay, Canaan, and Was The emend despot* dated 8 o'clock tide states Sat pisberns. 'soft the President bad re ceived the =this'll'''. the mayors, and a gnat ember of Bea& et diadestiee; that he bed putted In re view tie satins' guard sad troops of the garden, in themidstsfa vast crowd (catkins is mid ef his team tin mint review) ; that at 3 o'clock le the afteraeoa be badatteaded a banquet of 700 person, at which be was resolved with cries of" Vire le President Vive Napoleon r mid that la reply to his health being drank, he bad delivered a qeesb which was fond cp pleaded. To-day be was to visit the amend a nd the Than is some talk of the President of the Re public intending to visit Bordeaux, and to stop at the principal towns tie his way. M. de Persigny left Paris Let evening for Cher boom, to join the President. Up to the present time, it appear' that forty-four departments have expressed a wish for the revision of the constitution, vie., Au, Also., Hassel Alper, Ardsche, Adage, Aube, Oads, Averse, Calvados, Charente, Cements leheiemre, Char, Carrese, Ceres, Cote ear, Creme, Dordogne, Doubt, Drones, Bats, Oen, Lary, 'admit Loire, Landed, Loir et Cher, Lox, Maine et Loire. Marne, Maras (baste), Mayenne, Mearthe, Nord, Oise, Pas de Calsis. Pyrenees (basses), Pyrenees (hautes), Prone& Orientales, Haute Beene, Boise Isferieura. Seine et Marie, Seine Loire, D,ux Hemel, Haute Vienne. Seven departments have re jeoted motions toe a revision. viz., Herealt. Mt. ILoir%Morbihan, Orns, Hut Rhin, Tarn, Vendee. Bight have not dimmed the question at all, viz., Oiher, Hants* A thee, Finistsent, Loire, Beene et Luke, Somme, Per, and FoegeL The votes of the other de partments are not known. Of the batch which have voted for the revision, the greater park it most be remembered, have done so subject to the proviso that it shall be effected constitutionally. On the Bourse to-day the coupon of the Fives was detached. At the beginning of the busmen; there was • slight advance, bat at 2 o'clock a fall took place, and at the closing there was a decline of 32 c. on the Fives and 10 c. on the Threes. The indifferent recep tion said to have been given to the President at Cher boom was a good deal talked of, as was also the affair of Getters' Harm at London. Bot the priuttipal cause of the decline was the report that 2,000,000 fr. ranks belonging to the Savings Bank would shortly be negotiated. Railways were feeble. Foreign stock was firm, bat there were few transaction". Os da that M. Goizot intends to offer himself am a candidate for the department of the Ce . derides. is the evoutut one of the present members resignim, as is ex pected. No correct idea can be formed cd his thanes of swam& M. Goixot is very reserved in expressiog Ibis opinions on political affairs; and it is remarked in lofitical circles that no Goo can my posi tively whether he is in favour of the re storation of legitimate monerehy with a emsetitatioa, or of seeing the Orleans family identify themselves with the revolution, as William of Orange did with the revolution of England. The latter, however, is considered the more probable of the two. That, at all events, M. °okra boa no very great faith in M. Louis Bonaparte is quite certain ; indeed be only looks upon him se a temporary pia-alkr. Bat whop this may arise is some degree from his old-standing hostility to M. Mitre, who,aBpeneent, sad he the preset, ut Inc iced to support the Presideut. It ia asnerted that the mestesterprising portioned the Orloanist party really entertains a rather series' inten tion of bringing forward the Prince de Zeiaville as a candidate at the next presidential election. It is also asserted that Girard* of the Pram, kw made a formal offer to tae Prince to bring forward tie ems& dateship at ones in that jenniaL M. de Geordie. it will be remembered, some time ego peptised the Prince as the next president. The Awned de Dram of the 6th says: • simple au tosahMg ellf•MISIIN teak Oise ea the NA alt. A the chapel et the dews era Dees: ea the eoeseicat of As death et the hied Levis Paillpee. Waft the revels- Asa Itstontery the have bees se senises is the &mad, sad, fa ehedisaes te the eeesedelin at the eitaathee, the despleies essiteoll theateelves se esplng a low mss. Al. =stir tatmeen wee hugs nom% • peat somber.( Mums teemspasmsaodf sad SW the religiose elides. _ Sams ITsins.rep. It is positively stast is the beii:faiTre;ci POlhies' circles, that a abuse or extensive modilleetioe of the ' minis ry, oe the President's return from Chestiest's bee been resolved on; and It im to advise with Lee& Napoleon thaws that M. de Palm has gams* that seaport. I noticed yesterday that the telessephie deenetteh ant up from Cherbourg did cot state bow the Pm. eldest of the Republished been softies& at the Teem. The dispatch, hoarser, published in the .Ifmtifor sad ether journal, sem teat be was greeted "with the heartiest eirelsmationer nese words have evi dently. bate leented epe es ease: and this Walpole , tea vat a omelet idee. of the credit whit& le to be 1 erlaehed to the lathed ma of telegraphic isepatchre 1 stemmeasioated ly the somminigat. tined Chtairna i re year/day oinked Osatit *colt at his rmalorinate sad weed the day with him. Ws am awoke. * set Iv la sat rimed without remark is polities' The usual el ON litine-obllseae bas adapteda *Mica exposing a wish that the re name of Louis Philippe shall lie breesght le !/sere. It is mid that immediately at hiserieg of the death of tee e:-King, the Peedeleat of the Repoli% wrote to the ex-tisee n *film Prime garbs trießewhiereardse to be beoepht to Preseelse intementrat Dosemaelee be atesearianied by hie eme, bates esailitea Sat Ile latter eit mid leave Prams the emeeirandeg. This offer. it. is added, was &Biwa by the Orleans family. M. Veda, ea emiseat member of toe ()timid piety, sad a reprometaties of the poo hat written to a level journal to say that be hes ate a legiti mist. IL Tula, it may be remeabored, mule a en, reesesksble speech quiet the Enteral Reform Bill, aid wee very rudely amsered—almeet " rue—by the bonnets sad minority ia meatquesee. We public edhostou to their tame has mused peat joy among the legitimists. IL de • has writtea a Wee to the editor of the to my that it is ant true that Ike wee badly by the Count tit Chamber& oit Iffiestisha, or diet he requested the prime to Meow rho I'm elpeNey :st d eeelftity of the. legitimine d , fg tho AMeaft. _ He AM it ma lot be, bat ethers, who 'peke el el the party taking a seer and awe lei hrpoink lie dabs= 1 that the bgiliaffe igill give peed *at they have eheivel mie ieb je. .. ref -psett and allissi =eithe greed s' az . Mgr ea Bettaday. Deem de Pieteville, feemedresieeel of the et Vilhe Vitale garde, bee also jest dud, at eped_Sll 1 The Orem eave : " The most devoted @invents of 'the Wows 'dully have been for some days put in hipeleee thee tie heath el the • Crent r rtilelgine mum rest dieltetatehe• is said thabibe MAU alhellea et thrabeeti lotrialr as gran aa teu tagabothe 'mew ean. ts even impel*, that the es-Qaem et divined" mill, +deli 040aadp• Is glee atatesimal alleaties ta hoe ibieghter." The Brunel' jeers& aray bow= vate. asaaseat the.Lkassehmhial eri th.bee: hashed aaet ahtlitea•APlA AMAMI 660 ' hurl !Dwindles:at the -threabang -Bailisaiebelmemat Chalons rad Uri Bras woad =Await. SL 18W. TIIE PRESIDENTS TOUR. oaßlsointa am • 1 arrived bare het ale T k ki llf L" 'illtallsreb few bests lat i gtit t s . ge a rroar ta ste e lit be was annesseed. Thiswao a greet disprolenewit WOW Is; habitues, orb bed -bees as twain erebie pane piewastag • for him • festive /empties, sad pasties** to the Beglish, who haw nen MOM the dowel in • faille eif webs to pees the Me, aid gratify theft cariosity. • lades . eritlient this 'evades Nem tho opposite ekes, the wily intaglios wield* the pest Pretnett Alps ef war 014/le . the Waifs, and as time are • keg way if, the tows iliellitoitr few features of Pesky se !street. Oa enteriag tkos pet of Osselemers flltio sea iss I. isseMstely eusek by the resembiews rhaseith Bond. The long Digs*" whisk breaks the ehessers roll is brother to the famous bookerater, altkeselt ems& might* work, Wag tire mike Meg Pi raised la stedt deeper water than the mole of Doss ssfu whisk entemds eel y4O feet baker the sea Wel. The ed elspeolisekleg Into sod bold woke babied tke Mesa, the pep Ilmeetess flesbed with red whisk despise the tab of west, the stragglise walls tad lowan "l i r = i t* height,. Ike feet with their bleak mouthed pen Penes the bettlesests, the sob lo ships Wise anise, all less Wrongly te ore's reselleaties the lasstilial pest el Dews. There wane oily or sweaty Eel/limb yachts hese. It we the preteleet .dike is tic world oseterday, to see a wore of these like • covey of birch, wend the sad of the breeloreent. as she rowed soon of the Prowl' Admiral% ififerillp. WOW, by lowering the Opal whisk fiettered st ihe and of her main•yard. The weather we &rine, soil thawed ell en the water ships and yachts, to W grease* Th e lreseliellleste are never tired of *kiss 51 the Pi w expeedeg their admiration el the nestasee, beast', sed pmensies 'Mrs misstep of the ow Several meadows" erbonslowellimbelle look tuneable of earniag the per of mil whisk swans their Ming maws sad drives thin solar arstart teems with • pewee little short of Neon EmemAilie kudos water. The great ships et war J IMeMered, Ileeenle, Jess, pad miters, MY sit raeled. NW with Mier Ewes er the Digs, ever which the west esil steady temissemehkeriaLfrom *aws h. The glided eters galleries, with great treater tooting over Was, were crowded with ladles, see well kissers airs, among whisk the greed British Nadowl Attlee/Ow set Serpens. Meat on tke ease se you ailed tril2Monte sp eke grim perspective of- the s tiers el pas. Ts. dawn are eseeselvely o ing, and skew all *transom without desisting' over their s hip, who haw the eadasy to 'bit thew. On landing wowed tehers might be • difficulty in get risgabVer'i tke M theereeedleti isempartieularly as the *swore from Rowe gave shastable seeker that they made up about a bushed beds es beard st 3 *saes a sight, for t h e peks. pre who talei ft intent* Wolter of some howl-able roof. Bat these Inees=tlff i tl e led with whose& for lock by a wet of Mud' is ea amazing cap, who took inusediene peesweloa of me led sty *pi tad whisked use of Meeeto • variety of 111. paved .tests to the meet pdslly eke* fresh quiet roes I we ever kepi Is. Mee prim we., to be saw like her sip • little waiver* l but, as Gimbal is determined to wake its Imam denim the three days al the ?reddest', essy, there le se swift Ike show, sod Um plan st prowl is psalm ss Pim ems. Everybody ww erw air too arrival ef dos PsesidesA, The afterwes we : ill the pap of the Bards da Commeroe, wowed with ga i r estis the sslieuel guards were already stathwed is Ina. The number of Baldish men and wawa Loving up end dews tke dewed brink of the artificial week was peldvely 'Famous beauties, that you might have ems deities little pose, claims owr the Newmarket turf at We lam Spring Meeting. whiskers well knees fa the betting ring. the beans of Hyde. park, the belles et Almeits e met yes bens et every turn, moss We towering sidEaree of tia• Norman dews. The endows wen thremged; at ine I WSW a portly eitoveme, whose plump she served as a felons for the telewope of her eclipsed limberid. .1.11 eyes, all telescopes wore tweed Wised towards the bottom of the creek, when a gage opens under the towerwowied wag of the lawn, at the foot of whisk gleaned yelber two gaunt pe nes" of ships a-bailding. Dews the road *hied thew ship the Fondest we to sew, driving with his Waiters, aides dewlap, mad secretaries, with military assort sad !Mated wastalpedities. But hoar after hour slipped by, sad be sense sot If cry peopkia the world donne essepeedoe, it is s est of clients who ham to prepare tor theresepden of a great man, to brook his keg delay, or Moak No diseppiatessat of his son-snivel. A fortnight behreheat the prefect gets wombs from M. Bunke be telegespb that the Prestdest will melte his mirages Into CberhOsrg punctually at five in the afternoon of the 6th of September. The sa•paufeet hat to go sad meet his at the limit of the orrenelMeemons with a world of mayors. nennieliml elleses, aselested goer& ea hoesebecie, rani sanmal guards et the semeasses. betides • detteshaesst of gendermes sad dna of damesse. The amissel geoid and t roop., maihry sad naval, hem as stead, musket in bead, forming a has ow either side des street to the gets of the town. The dell sad military setherities have to stay fm the Protium at the entrance et Me town to secoaspeny him to his hotel. Thehatterks have to get ready to salute, the shipthevelothremthe rabies establishments to decocts with lags. Mesawhilaa vest crowd of spectators, who have pat se their festive attire for the oceation, crowd the misdate's, oh , meet the payment. all watts', all staring in fixed 'epee ' Miss for these mortal hours; and, An a. great man dens% eon* at all, or some when ell Is dark. I emoted 23 Boglith pasts alongside lbscpsys is the" Basin 2a Comusene," all glitterieg with NMI 1i.., of gay lereellbefe, sad looking es peony sad mem SS the ladles they bad es hosed. list these Istlisr-there deep sat wader awnings graft sheeewards, semi with opera giesese. while a mey peps - WA arid teemed, maned an thaesib hiepeehieW, we a pea *hated bar MEd. is glued hat sad dee ehak shirt, MN os his Adr— ift,* *ay sat, those lieglish groups, sant the red glow mobbed beta the reek of the Bode, d the gun poled soadows frets the Freon sdasirere seel all the pretty lime some sliding dews, and seemliest mewed to surk el its Segue mantle all at ones. Then roes on all howls tee merman et weary disappointment. National perk steak eat of the ranks, aid drams sad sites were left lying oa. the pammest, while their owners diesppsseei late a okay raft oppeke. The 'sly beteg. who seemed to retain any life were the peasant girls,oiled is cep with laps of lase whkii lacked like osmoses' white hattesilies. These, naked arm is arm, is laughing ream paced up asd sewn the thinniag %men exeltaseteg dreamer Ilea the bale berethrested tam et the Jemappes err Merenle ore sow Wend he•• ia • hitter omit the some*, inesieirm. retiring with hasty Ms, ti gels bees lie ewer to the MAI Here yyeana sight see We from the nisi *firm sub, imakin alike Meese there e grepoyed. mbidteretti mistembones adiser, W !ebb stiff Imam* steak leaking ae _if nu* brandy in every Int Net was owlet ea board the leglkh mak Iles Cow swhi m le I bank wed, M o th tablaerbete Mgeniihams the Heed is en% whom sarit eon Mord to me whipped &Pikesly Esplis that be bad Ism a Gasket Abner, to whisk h. had refused an tutted.% is cider wet toads the Thesiisst's 'sky. _ • lints ladies; has sostribsted to mar tb• weisame ref Leis epshess amour the restobliems. There are two newspepera hem it. Aerosol els Chadowrgrud the Pharr If la Mari" latish @ppm twice a week oaths same dim% miskserisg seder rival blames to the jahrealletie wants el the palesekr department. The first matakeita its arise et led filsoday • kettles snide, eatitled " Us sod eri I" from the per el • sergesst of Iseiises. H. Mends Laker. tier, inheritsg the inhabissate of Cherbourg to greet the Preeklint with the sok coy of " Viva k Republique I " The modoestion of ff mattio's emit& did gm sue Ma foss b. espies the severest penalty whisk the authorities end& toilet for bringing its old drools, .1 Gems% tPliamposie =prokilitim sonless from veldt's is setter side odes, sod as W rom le a berieski es musks lie was arrested sad hapieened is thereat N wines be will hare to perm tkirty days Is solitary makes TN meat. reeeples id Prodding prearited worth dwells'!" is. Ho wee aperapealei by the He arks skink mestioned, sad rebel - VIA by the few Imagepode eset I" opsetatetsSer who treaskedhaa wig& ries if ism 'as t was esedeeted to No et the merkie pedieleme. whim lilt rze sad Maris la:bs e ra lez i lotei s ; v o g s ter dais k as the ollice ."1 : 1 1 the slaked ironed sad e adi M. different keel sat salary saps. la th e diorama he passed the troops sad national surd is review. I saw kin ride with hit stag, bowie' with his engleed hot Is his head, tete the dem totem the Hotel de Yak, and could deem se striking ielataltesdim 'Abu la his favour or spin his. The .hares er el reespies was the apathy at the Mirrmai teems. Those were very few irks of any T a esmsesew Noce will N • regatta got op by the mgmaseas et the sty red jousts between the bests of the membres. Is the %mem the Pndimit will visit the ermeed, sad is the diseases the sieaadaei sad eke " lathe mei% he will Mewl a vabseriptios hell. The misdeed el the SIM eel take pion is nanday, sad lathe wok* a iiiplar si Ilarranks will take piece. As the eseepties Ikeemeemlee the meet remarkable • swell he X. de Torgamille, reprosstative 104 berldiet of the Cormell-Oeural, who i s thee simmehly.. M. de Terspeedle ad wirisite me gnat matte ethii hal bees promoted by the yjapreete end their u Es Nile sad dwelt ow the eg oin siesesity of siasia z Pais. He the orderly the inhabitaats of the t, and tbdr of de ' at to Hee" in cosetedos i :tiest the departaisat felt that its Isstkiee sad these of all Prance dependent epos the wisdom L i nk of the President told the leerklative Amiably. Lveis Nepolma said, in reply to the Cseaoll-qemeral : Ges=—lt is perms jpiseimrs to mu to reran the closer. elks Meath% sad to fled at its heed se l impeder of sestimenti •• mu hr when hove Sr a 1 1 4 - 1 gam felt the memos Mesa sad biredship. The wishes whisk yea impress, so you armee doubt, lateral melee high dome, tor Me weeks of Cherbourg de hamear, art only PI Fromm . -libt to him who mam al= siso bow adventsgeoas to . 164 1 1::: u y s ;of tl 7 4 spe str . dil fronlifs woons* P soppown in; to t talti ltwa l se snwro ill .. gi th v e aa zis to t tit ai i i ta t ls7 l : ::iit leisZ o of d. hsi Assouttilg. 4 " . ! ~ _ _ .. jr . 31. 1. 4 . 4 6 :::=1 , 17 ,.. t it1irmees a bkivig i i i n w t i lte Zuglishmen wen !MOM at this r:—Mr. Tomball, Conant of Cisamille, Viee-adasiral . Sir Throats .Coeh mom, Sir C. Raptor, Earl of Wilton, Cast RA Mt. Te . lbot,_ Cimi. Mishima, Mt. Aphem, Mr. Leek Mr. Peas& Lmtd Onumtglltol, Lora Hariligo& Dike if Merl borough, Col. Bevan, Maripala of Ottawatebillilmlib, Bit II found Lyons Limit Altrea Vitomltip. Sim, Lord Cullum, ' Lad Grimy. „. ; ~. [ Alter dinner tlis Mayor rote Mil. osiils—Monsitur le President : Ca a ream SPOSSISTO yob Mig, HI do not asks ferinstrys Hr the purpose of putting tetras to ixtraorelluary miposorm but to Wens toyeaUM the wishes sod deshros of fir people? MUM words width entsamod hum a noble lout, that boa Min sourly received b as. Mem dummy o th er town Cherboorg desire her waste should be smelled and taken into cons deraties. But, here sou wet oar Had interest; outs are the In ,timestri of Frump Tho oast impairs,' of coat muftis. pesitiota did not Maim the Meant irm of she Emperor, who misssivad and mariad oat the vast works and roman which you, have jut inspeoted. Thatddy e , which is air 'grimly a taillUttaill transplanted into the mid-t of tha waves to 'lnheritor Alpe; these vast brim hollowed by the hand of man out of the lithos rick; these osagesines. that usenet sow is thymuses of aziontiom—all hers in ptoetigious like the genies which ecommoved such moevels. Nitookon wished to make Cherbourg the natural bulwark of Framm. Permit me to say that by curling out the vest project. which his genius so gloriously inaugurated, the color of the state will only disehargi a debt lammed epos him as the heir' of his we. The liamcial difficulties of the sown have as towallatod the absodooment of the yaks oil as, beer basis whiskies.) iaditpensablp to a maritime port. At the pretest mown', unfortunately, a vast number of our men are oat of employ; in restoring glom works you will not only restore life to our population, but yea will also add to the dignity Ind security of our county. TM roads of Cherbourg have now become so swum a as of shelter, that they may roe day be sailed upon to play 6 most prominent part in our stave! destinies ; and yet oar tows has been long disinherited Mall that constitutes the force and power of a maritime port. Let US be permitted to rope, Monsieur le President, • that for the femur* ships of large .Ins may be permitted to unfurl their glorious flags In our roads. Thera is another elemeat of power, to whisk yes will perhaps allow me to call your attention. The railroad of Chttbourg is a question whirls was decided many years ago. Everything moomose that It will be carded out, sad that its termination cannot be much lona delayed. The preserntion and defence of a port whisk has cost to may eon Uocs, and which, as the advanced port of Frame may be tiptoed to motional attacks, is a nacmaity which will bo acknowledged by your patriotism and that of the National Assembly. You us, Ploosiear le President, that we 0011flall our distends to the execution of thou grand designs which we owe to the genius of the Em peror, sad tin moans of reviviag the power and glory of Fromm. Thu Wright; ia am idea our sad resew 1 bemuses, we pray yam to neapthis toast to the memory of the Emperor Nap. To the health at the President ".of the Republic. The Prui feet replied—The farther I travel in Fusee the more do I see how meek is expected from the government. I do not traverse a single town, department, or even village, without bring salted by the mayor, =unbars& authentic,. or npresestatins, for the maths of communication, moats, Iron* or the completion of public works and itoterptises, sad ,tenures in short which may revive mitering agricul ture sr Wiese new spirit Into dmaying commons*. No thiig as be Isom astaral than the mptution of these de sires, nor do they fall Maus me, upon an inattentive ear, but at th e same tins I should tell you that these results are not to be obtained owlets you give me the means of accom plishing them, and ft is is your power by your a *imam* to give is. the means of strengthealog the authority of tho usentive, end warding off Mager from the future. How is it that in spite of war the Emperor was enthled to lover Frames with than imperishable works, which we meet with at every step, bat nowbere In such wooderful form as hem; it is because, independently of Ws genius, he lived in as am whoa the nation, harmed by re volution', cue him the summary powers to crash marshy, put down factions, and enabled him to triumph abroad by insane of glory sad trat.quillity at home, and the vigorous impulse given to ths mamma totemic (Loud cheers.) If them is one town in Frame* which outht to be Napoleonian sad cesservative, it is Cherbourg ; Nspolsoctisa by gratitude, conatuative by the approdation of the true interests of t h e country. Is not this oom, seated by gigantic efforts, a striking terlntoaial of French unity, fostered In the teeth of revolutions ; unity which has made us a great nation ? Bat we meet not *mem that a great mum maintains its pesitim only an loop as its laminations are in sestord with the talon:cies of its internal condition, and its material into rests. The people of Normandy know how to appreciate Ws truism, they have given me a proof of it, and it is with pride, therefore, that I propose a tout to the town of Cher bourg. I propose this tout fa prewar, of the NS, which we have barbed to tams; in premium of that fleet which hem carried the Fronds flog is nobly through the West, and which le toady to beer it wherever the national honour !a gain* Tile premise* of oar numerous English guests hire to-day shows that if we desire peace it is not from motives of weak.... (kind memo% is whisk the English joined), but from a fooling of bat elnatakity of interests and mutual esteem. which keeps the two moss civilised nation closely bound to sash other. Lot out propose a toast to the town of Cherbourg. TM following yacht" are at Cherbourg:—Royal Yacht &padres : Xerifa, Lord Wil•ein, with Lord Forester, Lady Otiessetileid. and Lady Newport on hoard ; Captious, Bril liant, Illr.Acktes; Enchantress, Lord Cardigsa ; Constance, Lord Conmighasa ; Wyvern, Duke of Marlborough Mirage, Fun R wainand, Harlan, Eagle, Alum, Mr. Weld; Tali:- man, Blis.beth, Stannenth, Freak, Lamm, Cygnet. Maude Mr. Leith ; Cassis. Royal Wasters Yacht Club: Comes*, J. W. Feud, trioneommortore ; Reyd, J. Hare ; Heide*, H. G. Hopkins ; Lotus, J. E. Janverin ; Fawn, Hon. Capt. He ; Godly, W . Flainank ; Cynthia, J. Wicks; Halcyon, Sir Wm. Harris ,• L• Bagatelle, L. Godfrey; Eclipse, R. S. Patna ; Lode, H. Vane. Almost all the ownsr bate ei•ber their families or friends en board. Royal Southern Yacht Club : Mead, J. Leigh • Ripple, R. Cooper ; Daring, Cook ; Arrow, T. Chansliorlayne ; Princess Cbga, B. Rutherford ; Eudora, P. T. Erse ; Cynthla, J. Wicks ; Forest Ply, J. Paten ; fiche, Rev. C. G. Fryer; Whim, R. Gordon ; Lelia, T. Hodges; Basks, Guyon; Como dors, Lord Cardigan. On Saturday the first satire movement afloat was the simultaneous drawing of the ships, sad la the muse of a few minutes after glen the Femme accordieg to their feehitte, briss their egg no further down than the lower yards, sad smelly emitting to decorate the says from the bowsprit end to, the sysaker-boom end ; and the yachts, sceording to the more tasteful Eel/BM custom, wore the 001011111 of ill sauces—the bicolour, however, in honour of the Freest. forming the most numerous and most: con spieuess ; the French hod oaly signal figs with the hi , calmer at sash seast•ltesil, sad also at the path. Yachts now began Is wail., boats samineseed to ply, steamer*, with weeded freight@ of ell Masses, and apparently of all coas twise. shamed oat from the ball:inn, rose& the fleet end throes It the yachts, sad multitudes aasaolsd on the piers, • reoh, sad shores. First, there was a regatta, which essaennesed at nine Abell in the morales. Ti. first rare ran was apes to all gigs, and several of the gigs belonging to the Begliek Todd Squadron were entered end ma for the pHae, whisk however, wee won by the Preach beat Maple. The mares was ma twice mead, whisk is about • mile sad a half in tenth. The seem& rem was far pinnaces, beirg boats Miseries is the French Sees, sad mu also twice mead the same warm This woo as well as the former, stoutly mutated, ad albedo& mes h emusemeat to the iIIUESEIIO crowds which • sisiOrA 4 'mg spot In the tows, Sr an the fortifi mikes egglesetle, which afforded a good view of the sports, to well as to missy hundred peruse, tat:lading a large remiss of the fair sew of Cherbourg se& its visisity. Almost all the towns es the coast within fifty sees of this plies, including Diem, Granville, and Havre de Once, eon tribsted awe to seowd the town, and It Is calculated not ler then thisty Ihisumnd strangers wets to .be Lou n/ on this seessim. TM Pmaidecit sod Mt tint proceeded to the unreel, a loyal salute hem the batteries it which welcomed his as. rivaL Every depecimmt at this mainilkoat eetablialumat, still trampler sod Is to latency. was The Prime wee mooload at the dockyard by maritime pester, WIN aesergeried bin all ever the weeks, bat es tram re eaddiareut at haltleast twelve, usaresetim saliva et the MIIMINg horsey, the Meemdmiral commadang Ike fleet rellebbill did Pradest as board the state balm a very harimere beat, parted white, . th e w d The sad gin dessadese, rowed by &t The pro eras of bear thaw rowed eat towards the larship, and ea modes the inisalodeip Baserkele, the Int islets was bad from ad am/mama by this mod. This was the • a des alep welt olallerY• Therm* .1 sash Mr had be.. iestesteasessly mused, b t set use sweerildus Me tiser, ""an ard the llink ethan ne arred rilids "Isi their ka rigglug lerds . The mud rapid Meg was made by the liamißhatde alga • every gets wee !red ea beck si las te the at to Mash. sad with the most esselleat time. TM Ike erg idedrada I. putlealar, And with week regularity sod ear* gala, IMAM sides appeared to sae skeet of livid de-s. The year also that bed gas Ind malaise et II gam. sae said the share el the erase art the reared dam *film mows, might up ken alp to sup, ad maw der rear airs, tram the Asealtater to the Ism beldam _tram the eases ere le gI4I dodged AIN% ./larat bearded the ?tha we d. Mir alothis bar be threepwar of se beer, the Prises loseselled to the breekwalse, a right, sal ropeadoss work (ezelisdieg is Isagth the besakenter of Plyreath), with a bray of am is the rare. Frees as twarkersiiii the Nimes visliademb lies-abettis side ts wasseades. act sI assitog as he arr Ted red quitted. The Presidia user awe etioseiry impair emey csaat a tatLesa l le did mailer the lest vessel. the Mi te, until seedy arse eNdeek. Whilst at =elll, throe terra were primed eat bm 'award, sd nags et age wen bed her Mae sides at then, bat °trof Or Vas de rayed." . rag she Ortseria more ia thee me Vera= laii i rd= Trese a d d. l e :de lh a e y= whop" the Xerida, ad thee wears bred the Isar& elm to peg a visit to at 1111111 al ONION& Oa kis gar wars. Wart Ward Mg Ouville• yare„ ad dreg royal edam. 1 1 4 so ski Priam thePima threes* the lieee, every years crew es ta yeedV o tte gigging, sad ea die dray pre hima three Imes. , sheen. The Primes wee evidently With wrangled by this .blest cared freltag, for the barge was frequently stopped rend was rowed very sleety until the lest reht was salmi ; When nearing the guard•ship again he wee saluted with rounds of chrism ono more in imitation of the Enshoh H i p! hip! knack!" ' The procession now returned to the doekyard, whet the Reheats' flushes of neerly 2,000 nieces of ordnance crabbed forth with a tri Weenie veer ; 60,000 voices on the yards and decks aro, and on the wharfs end pb re, swelled the lgleddoning din, and in • isomect, Wire and Yr:chlt! haring . bre* stripped of their Amain" whoure, rep tied la silence. Is the evening a ball was given by the inhallitaate of Clue...erg to the visitors ►rally is the arsenal, the build lhi !Oita* been y fitted and tastefully dot:listed Per lb* °caion. Late in the everting the Errl of Wilton announced to the squadron that it was the intention of his Itvdship to weigh at Fight o'clock the nett %omits:, for England ; hut by day lighlmany had anticipated the time of war, and et the hour appdnted meet of the yactite had their %melon up. The government steamer Lightship. however, with air Thews Cochrane end the Fire Queen steamer, with Captain Chide sad the Celled* dicers, remained to witness some evolutions It was the intention of the Prince tabs present at mete, on board the admiral's ship, on Sunday moraine; after which It ems Raiment that the fleet hould weigh and proceed to Ni, NO routs to the Mediterranean, the President accom panying the skips a short distance in one of the gem. Journals contain brief amounts of the reception of the Peasidwat in the diff,vens towns and •illaµes oe hie way from Case to Clierboure, bet the only thin. worth mention ing is that on his visiting the cathedral of Bayeux, a number of pevione, without merest for the memo (diem, cried, Vim la Birpoblqur 1" to ankh Mims mai doei by ex elamations of" Vies Napoleon !" Bayeux the Pressdeat inapeetsd the famous pieta of tapestry which was made by the wife of William the Conqueror. According to a Lyons journal, the President intend' visit ing Marseilles, and the municipal council is busily making preparation, for his reception. SPAIN. The Madrid Casette of the 2nd publishfs the usual royal ordoeuancesigned by M. Brave Murillo, stating the mode of fixing the territorial taxation for the present year to make up the Inc me of the clergy ; also. second royal ordonnance, signed by the minister of Public Worship, declaring that the budget for the clergy amounting this year to 159,442.394 reale, the treasury will have to pay 116,173,345 reels, the goods of the church sad the tomtotial tax making up the test. A letter from Madrid of the 2nd says:—"A change of the ministry has been for some days spoken of. It is said that the Marquis de Pidal ie to quit the department of Por•ign Affairs and to be replaced by Count de Sat Louis; and that M. Zaragoza, the present political chief of Madrid, is to be charged with the portfolio of the interior. M. de Pidal is to have, it is said, the em bassy of Vienna, and M. de Colombi ia to return to his post at Lisbon. Up to this moment, however, nothing Imo occurred to indicate any immediate modi fication of the cabinet. General Prim hes arrived at Madrid ; he will, it is supposed, be elected deputy in Catatonic" The following is from oor own correspondent: but before giving it we must mention that it is stated in another letter, that not fewer than 3,000 oldie .5,000 employ!s of the government resident in Mtdrid are electors; sod that the number of votes polled by the Moderado candidates was 2,815:—50 that we may SWUM that the election has be. n carried by the votes of public functionaries obliged to vote at Narvaez's brutal dictation : MADRID, SEPT. 2. The elections have been gained by the moderado party, as everybody had already foreseen. In Madrid not a single opposition candidate has been returned. Thus in the Rio district, the focus, its was supposed, of the progresistas, Rios Roses ob tained but 115 voter, while his m oderado adversary Vicente C.illentes polled 543. In Marevillas the veteran General San Miguel, a man of steinleas public and private life, and whose whole existent* has been spent in sacrifices for the cause of freedom, polled but 118 votes : and the moderialqfliez de Rivera 377. In Barguillo, Martinez de la Rosa, the Spanish ambps sador to Rome polled 349 votes, Selnatian Glazer' 69, and Nncedal 15. Li Vistillas the moderado candidate polled 441 votes; Seculars, the candidate of the opposition 80; and the democrat ic candidate. Count de la Valle San Jaen, 6. In Lavapies, Blasqaez Prato polled 478 votes, and the famous Mendizabel but 65. In Prado the mnderado, Count de Armerie, polled 627 votes, and General San Miguel 74. Rubio has gained his election in Vitideglesias. According to telegraphic despatches not a single progresiata , candidate has yet been chosen. The Madrid Gazette, of the 3rd inst.. contains an order that the court shall go into deep mourning for twenty days, and half-mourning for twenty days, for the late Louis Philippe. The Herald° states that the moderado candidates have been elected at Salamanca, Avila, Zamora, Segovie, CO.Obllri, Ciudad &al, Albactte ' Saragossa Cordova, Valenee, Palencia, Soria, Leon, Burgos, Guadalajara, Valladolid, Alava, Santander, and Cuenca. Indeed, it does not appear that a progres. sista has triumphed anywhere. At Saragossa, M. de la Beemture, formerly minirer of the interior, hes been defeated, notwithstanding he had the support of Genteel Espartero. Narver' has written a very friendly letter to the President of the French Itepubl c, on the occasion of the exchange of presents of swords betweeen them. M4DETD. SEPTEMBER 3.—Three per Cents., 331 ; after Balsa. 33 13-16. Four per Cents., Five per Cents., 14 16-16; after Boles, 131 euh, 14 paper. Coupons, 71; after Bolas. 7 13.16. Passives, 4 1-16 ; after B 41a, 41. Bank et 81. lverdinand,62. Exchange on London, 60.40. ITALY. ROMAN STATES. The Journal of Rome of the 30th ult. publishes a notification of the ministry of finance, anoouncirg the issue of treasury bills to the amount of 6,000,000 crowns, bearing interest at 6 per cent., in order to withdraw from circulation the greater past of paper money. Another notification for the spent 1 comert. sion for the sinking fund contains the regulations to be observed in the issue of the bills. The Grand Duke of Tummy and his family ar rived at Bulogca on the 30th, and Dr. Wi,cman on the Nth ult. Several letters from Rome, received in Paris, state that the Pope intends to form Rome into a biehorie, and to appoint the Right Rev. Dr. Wiseman to the ' neer see. PIEDMONT. The INsorgimenfo, of Turin ot the 4th states that the Xing has offered to allow the flinty ot the deceased minister, Santa Ross, to reside in one of the royal villas. The official GateUe says there is no truth in the statement of a journal to the effect that General La. women had declared to s French minister that the ErAgovernment would make concessions to maintain y relations with Rome. The Lezarist missionaries who had been expelled from Parma, by order of the Duke, arrived at Ale. lambi* on the 26th ult., on their way to their different convents. The cause of their expulsion was not known, bat it was said by some persons to consist In their liberalism. _ MODENA. The ()rod di Sasoia;it 12; 4t h state., on authority of lettere from Modena, which it represents to CDWO from a well-informed source, that a treaty for 11 . esitome-union between Austria and th e Duchies or Parma and Modena, has b?en concluded. Noirrei' tions, it adds, are pending with Tuscany for its admit. sloe to the loges. NAPLES, Anocisr 30. Naples has been thrown into • considerable state of eseitemest dories: the lass four days from an attack made en the President of the Grand Criminal C tert—Navora— who is maxim himself trespitioas free the personal enmity be displays towards the pitmen whilst occupying the judicial seat. It appears the president was putout through cos of the streets, about two o'clock, when the *wisp is which he sate, suddenly stood Three proem advanoed end eminence d a furious attack on Nayora, inflict* weeds an the lead and lags. As I bee the story, the pampas wore Who bear.s, and were well dressed.- After the beating, Nevera was allowed to go home. Thor whole polite mad spy meehinery were immediately pat la setweinsat, aid damns were arrested . 0 0 nutrition. Many • hen the neighbourhood were arl atediately retried off, and, up to the present moment, af• rests continue. It is always to be regretted when an officer of the crown becomes the chalet of violence by performing kle pubes dads., bat whim that officer violates the high"; sad meet merged tribunal of the country by injustice, an pweenal saiametry direeted toward, those who m he is plane" te toy foe their lives, the law lows its moral dignity, and the tribunal becomes the arena of personal quarrel, itietead of the platform where Astrea should hold the scales for all. I have witnessed many irritating examples of the injustice of the president daring the state trials—sash as prisoner cot