The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-21 00:00:00

Elie elanstai• OUTGOING MAIM TM mai vie her mitlee, to the Keiiiterreaem, Cellos, India, Ilaig-L..., 411, will be wade up is the of Sept. 24. The mills for British North Amides, Bersuile t wed the WM/ Butes will is smile up De tee ems* of sipe. 25, be the United Butes NO Packet " Athatie; sad ea tl• melee of Bor. 27, for the British Keg Teske% " Nampa." TM nails be Lam, limas, sad Gibraleir will H wad. as ea tie erwelas et Sept. 97. The MO br do Was lodise Omega Hesdarer, Nano, Ememults she Soemel), Yesiw. Vseeseele, New Greseas, ami eg= l4 as.• fade se in he 2sl O•teber. The he will le Ask up as Oehler 2. TM mil he the Brasile, mil Basses Ayres, will he teeMeet•GM web( of o,:t. 4. Thlll malls he the West cdM. Veseseels, New Grenade, Oreytewm, Chill, ead,Pent, wil3 be smile up ea the Mk Oeteber. lOU WET= AT WINDOW =IDOL Ton MNFASNIIIINO N. 011.......... AMNIONS. MI. MA lifeawr—alsielrA !Oa ..... ... A/Paressa. TA MA LONDON, ARATM , nAr. SEPTEMBER 11 . Tins news has as areureg bat rather schoolboy trick of raising spectres to frighten holiest wayfarers, sad anon of turning short upon those soft enosgh to Unarmed, and assurieg them that the spectre was all illusion. When the brewers of Bankaide hooted sad hustled that inhuman wretch HATHAU. the Thus 'otiosely declared that it was the result of • me *racy, and that if Messrs. BARCLAT and Pffinfe would not institute an inquiry, (government ought. There was not an English reader, sea of the noes, who did not laugh outri ght at the pre absurdity. But not so the foreign reader. k e hl e g ee Znimiches, who in Paris sad Vienna take their estimate of English character and polities from the Threes, instantly swallowed as truth and merioasness the fl an of HATRAU'II haying been the victim of a conspiracy. They maw rank cOMMUlient under the brewer's broad hat, red repoblicianisin in his night cap, and an Incipient barricade in the broomsticks and trusses of bay that assailed the obnoxious marshal. And an in good time we learn through the medium of the Times' " own correlpoodest" abroad that the absolutist governments have interfered and remon strated with the British government on the extreme danger with which the refugees in London menace not only the military rigiessa of the continent, bat even our own quiet, orderly, and constitutional system. Meters. CARLIER and BAROCZ4 the police man and police magistrate of Paris, the Nssannotisa, SOMALIS!' BERGS, HAINAUS. HASSERTILUO., sad VON DER PPORTRE46, MO all filled with tremaloas anxiety lest the brewers sad 104811.011 UN of South wark should swallow up the Hone Guards, seize the use great gun at the back of the Admiralty, sad therewith cannonade Buckingham Palace. The nines, like another Tiros Osiris, hes revealed this " plat." It made use of HATRAUII disoomatare, es the senate turned GODFREY'S murder to account ; the Socialists were to lamp and destroy Lane. is the nineteenth century, es the Papists were op posed ready to do in the seventeenth. The 'sly &f -fumes is that the informer of past times head suf- Iciest credulity islJouit Butt to make him play the persecutor and the maniac. Whereas at permit, the ;Lopes:pie to put faith in the plot are ignorant lees living on the other side of the channel. We could forgive the Asetsians, who, at the dis tance of some six or saves bandied miles, should imagine that London was like Vienna, its people kept fa order solnly by the po wer of bayonets. Bet that Frenchmen, whom • few hours' stoma might bring, and does bring, into the midst of our population— ter • Frenchman, and sot of the meditated class, bet of those who have isthmus and who rule under a highly conservative government—for him to be so utterly ignorant of England, as to @appose that Englishmen (vied trot abhor a HATER(' if they were not bribed or had not umpired to do it—for him to imagist that is the middle of the nineteenth century a developed, industrious and civilised population were only to be kept quiet by military repression, police interferon* and inertial law—for him to hops that an Englisli minister is to sympathise with the puerile fears of foreign despots, and lend his ear to the whispers of the foreign police, and his authority to an-English subserneecy towards them—ell this betrays a pitiable ignorance of English habits, necessities and opinions, that is quite ..pardonable. Those French officials, from whom the Thus' " own correspondent" necessarily derives his Information, show as by the sagacity and intelligence they display in judging of English polities, the pro-- fogad wisdom with which they conduct their own. They have bat two means of governing, soldiers and police. They have no appreciation of public opinion,ex cept that its y deem it to be in • permanent conspiracy against them. Their aim is to gag, not conciliate it, sad punish instead of respecting it. Such are the idiots who pretend to offer counsel to English states men, and whom nothing will satisfy except an cirque*, to be followed by categories of preemptions against Messrs. BARCLET'S workmen. Fortunately, however, the Timis has undertakes to allay the hare which itself excited. It aware' its French readers that nothing can be so innoxione or non-political as the English populace. Alive to a question of wrong, of humanity, of man hood, of gratuitous bloodthirstiness, of woman torture and degradation, they by no means expect or trouble their heads about foreigners having a ha lms corpus or a freehold vote like themselves. Mere politics do not interest them, especially theoretie poll ens, as long as they me other climes contested, and the mighty mechanism of free and every day industry in healthy life. With all this, however, the English people tacitly reserve and practise attain rights. And one of these is, the appreciation of the cha racter of eminent personage', and the habit of expressing the opinions they have formed. Be the man who he may—a popular demagogue, a parlia mentary orator, a great commander, a statesman, a monarch—the English people, like the old Romans. claim the liberty of expressing what they think of him. And no Englishman of note would think of alighting or proscribing that ordeal. King Wittiest the FOURTH once shrunk from going into the City to dinner. His ministerial appointments had covered him with odium. The result was, not a revolution, bat the Reform Bill. Popular acolamatioa i., ia het, one at the elements clear public life .ad eoestitatice, a• it wee was is the days of oar Saxon aaseston. The heath and seadasand upper classes, who never respond the gains of the lower, never imasiliabd, sear bused anything from them, may preseribe ma shriek them wash tree habits. The greatest hew we ea .use apes them is to teeth them*, aseemby of acting in a prosisely contrary spirit, mad et sot only allowing bat hers contrary free malt/statics sad isatzer, Wm of th e velar. We are thereine• that the news hes sea dissuaded to nay what It • mid 1 glad to hue its tedium tides people are neither isogonal' nor end that no potable asseent of Ow foreiga ea u could grease iallemmetery here. We are re. }dud that the Mess &sold have sadertakaa to allay the aboard haw of >r own frienda and subscribers a antleental politicians and polies. We a sre si ge pleased to learn from the olll nal edemas of the iimes, that Sir Omuta CISZT is at going to banish the peer refu gees wise have toted shelter here, bums Southwark brewers do net admire the military judos of Austria. We are sot to hare a reaswal of the Alien Act, is seder to loathe the choke and smooth the nreesteshse of Scirrusuazan mad HATNAU. We are Bid the Dews glue this aseenreee to its foreign antionse. For ourselves, we bed me need wbalsver of the hobo- math, We should ltb. to haw men Uri kw Bus= goiag behs. the siestas of Lades, after triaging in an ad et pstiossot to gouge HAMM We promise the Mesa that whiebour of Me se dates shall go to the Minims, as the hind of the Amanita botcher, will stand a poor chimes of election. COTTON has agaia advanced ender the lmes of inkvearshis advisee fres A Anodes.Fa rt moment the poorest was brightened by a damp fir the better Le the weather is the anthers states, sad =are this Ark el the Meade. at Wet, showed a to give way. But the elessate are owe man to ben Deems aspepitioes, eel if fall kith is to be pet is the advises jest reosived, the con dition el (be grooving seep is more premieres then w „ . g em rains, orosespaaled by WO wtoda ort mitt to ban folloa is may of tie taoet laiportaat tattoo growing distristo, doexoying the coop by their violent, and ma taming the favourable weather Paris* 1046/bitioy_ . ,, Aftp-cat6ollo • *mire ber amiss* weithog _ Antellideeee - le goliag them In thaw igesidatiess. Beth in bias shadar an Unepool the sesealatere have hem on edits for sows. and hollers were not lonisialk kg advantage of the intelligence received bys pekes. For a few weeks the market tending to droop on this side, but prises ma sow almost best to the highest Ague staked them within the list 16 methlis, every pros peek ia the ophisa of holden. et a cutinued arose Ow nos weeks to seme. That the riss is msre attribetaide to Ipsightils them to legitimate demand is obvim mit imam& ham gee. smog el ides WNW ismedistely ithei the meg* of the' some hem Amelia, .a from the iiirellietion of that hr far Vols. It I. that it is, apt always that Miami ma be plead es the figure seeing Liverpool, as the same bale may gene tenuity them in the same statement. Bat although the nest amorist of the transitions way not always be elthisable, the karts, may mace to pat se in paid their relative extent, although it le polish. thatot the sod of the yew, they weld qw agrester SiMiner of settee as having Maga beds n Liverpool then had been produed is America for the two penises mem. So hog as the market woes a inegleg sepost, many wden were kept in ohmage is the bops of a still further decline. Now that the towleasy is again upward., these orders min part at least bag executed for fear of a continued rise. This gives themsthat, tor the moment, an active appearance, notwithstanding the upward tendency of prices, a tendency whisk it to some extest contributes to uphold. Bat let not the holders of the raw material be too marquise in treat ing this so evidence of a continued &mad for the mills. It is not always my to tall why a domed for reeds euddealy oases, or why it is seddealy it We have to supply so may markets, that whilst trade is bed in some it may be geed is others, and thus a fair avenge demand be sustaised. But then on same markets, our dealings with wide are ea so large a seals that say missal astivity displayed in them gives rise to greatly Wormed operations here, whilst a datums is them throws a shadow over our mansfeeturing districts whisk so activity in minor markets can dispoL Amain is cm of these markets, and we cannot meal from ourselves that the autumn importations into that matey have been greatly overdone. The imposts d woollen, silk, linen, and cotton goo& Ms the pert of New York for the months of Jaly Aupet of this year exceed those of the ow. months of 1848 by more than 100 per - m — a L -0 those of the corresponding months of 1649 by upwards of 60 per cent. It is tens that the imports for September may exhibit a falling off ea suspend with those of the man meth last year, hot the whole imports for the fall trade will exceed tined last year by at least 40 per cent . Already it is widest to &Mrs on both aides of the Atlantis that the fall trade has ben overdose. What effect is this likely to have upon the spring trade, in eon. sexton with which our merchants and manufacturers are sow waiting for orders? In this country, where the giants of temperature are not great, the differ eased texture betimes goods for the spring and Mem trades is not very gnat; but in America, where the Magee are extreme, the Glass of goods re lished for the tail trade will not snit the spring trade at all. The c onsequence is that dealers cannot dis pose in sprang of their surplus autumn stocks= is other words, the spring trade must be supplied with the class of goods appropriate to it, irrespective of any glut of autumn stocks. This will prevent that great falling off in the orders for the swim Weds to which the overdoing of the fall trade wean otherwise give rise. Bat the one will not be wiliest he effect on the other, and we oaa soul* imthlpb that active demand for the spring tab• width speedators are leasing as one of the elsesige la their solealstions. If worse doss not hewn to the mentime, the santn stocks of the asthma may be mI of next mann, but the malt of capi tal wYla will thus be looked up mash Lager they was ait4will partially cripple ems dealers sod diaeonrege others in oper ating . he the spring Already are the comma= flielbsats, who .17,,=„.. American dealers and the English feeling the effects of the excessive wallow of the last three maths is diminished eghee the the grins trade as compared with those of this time het jeer. Bat to the osatinmd influx of Callkonisa gold, the high rate of exchange molest New Yolk would ipsdily prawn a still greater derangement is the namials than may otherwise be looked for. Should become seems sad dear in New York, we setisipate very great isisehid, the effects of would not be ocatined to the tronsallaatie umehela Some failures is oesumices with the cora trade have tended somewhat to raise its value, and they are not main who anticipate that ere long money will be osaimindieg as high as 10 per cont. in New York. It Dew le meads 6orT at the best =having been moth hag Shall it rho sank a of Wks Oalikesis - teltl i to=i baskgate, value general page asem.of whisk there is at present so appearance. The too, which the gonnusest sill sees make of the A large Wanes§ is the different sob tiestimies, will had to make many pleatifal, end to limpiers the rate of interest. But should anything am to Wog it up to the point anticipated by some, our ogles Roentgen will have ample opportunity al nab; thgr 011M611111. • limited ras trade is Armies would be mere heasSehl than _ Marmots to these on bath sides of Me Athatie Isgitingdy eenneeted with the dwel ls' trade. It would teed to name matters to that heathy level from whisk the ream sminive = here foresd them. To erne meatm. Miming have already ahem their anxiety to reduce elsehm by fehhg them off their heads at los( This is bat a ispetilisa of what was dose in MK *wee end en mast of gads woe disposed ▪ emeiligAmllegover ussells. The sped, tee, whim k Wags have lately war= *semi to resist to the expensive style Olivine, mell °the manner of andleging begone. Whisk amnia the area whisking' *se about is 077 The maw this is theimeithe hotter for ▪ siamosid r cad we leek Is a 'lathed spring utile beg esemetive that ma he applied. Bat Ws implies s lbeited consortia* of the raw mate- With whisk will eat hem Weak their feet or of the whith spsealatem both harehareand in AIN. =St ea The hbmd Minato of the grew hOM it will yield WOOD bales, tbe g ats that it will sot exceed 11,11111,000. The liberal estimate, if well headed, Wahl supply more than was wanted, the illiberal sot mil He. Taking this all is all. the Weelsede bins what* se m, as yet, to warrant the very sanitise exaselellime of some, as to the on ' timed gee in the pie oloollse. Ulan INTILMOia CI of HATNAII.—A Weft boa Pram It the 17th, mays :—" The graeral arrived ben leo alabt. mad Me uherske was sees wends( ea ebe rear asie, armed la plain dab.., mad areauyealed by ea td. deer. Ile bee the eir It a &jested mad isgssiai aaa• The treatment eaperlateed la Leads. sad Easever, es eadlimilff epos hie esititaipfteme ee le=y the mass is stem be braved the eseser• ef the amid avid ble hoo t bee se& a deep NA miss dimly Isyreedea mai lie obi easa. Re is obese ben*/ kir Ovate, whore argigieseddlay. erarose whoa . four mitten eV ths untnieloal pant the c edge, and sows other eingfigie of the soretssoont, ye bees shot In this httle town alone the war. rants of arrest issued by the oaths:irides soma to 900; and sea bless the expreesorder that; go demo the rights of lodes, every catadet Is to he** deal es Am' • .. • "_.....,..' ' PIEDMONT. . . The PFsdlisistos thustie, at the 16th, see _ nee ressiss, etikk bad bees safest at Tubs; eidistoeissuse lobo place at Caelbut, hot lbw le NOW in shin: to oestradieh ti .widest thews. of the serest of the archbishop. TOREN, Ban: 18. Ia my letter of the 14th, I ananneed to jot the most istpartsat fact of the exisommanicallos is globe of all tits goversatrat authorities, sot only of the kind of !terabits, but of the goomment itself it Turin,' by the refroshory prolate at the head of the minim nod digailarin of eardisia, the Archbishop of Cag liari. The notaion of this wee, that being called epria by the royal orsatiodoese to give as neat of Abe revesoss of the religious establishment M his diocese, se well as the of sr prelates, he dm Wend to end is the ?NNW aid, to say the truth, had the impudence, us falai& as Nontalter last, to publish a awaillax, threat** the gemmed autho rities who should dare to astagainithimili exesatisa of the kw with IMISIMMENiaIdeIL Malan an homier boss pastas', list beend OWN= the onaeleserrs proseadell no obtain the return, the exp ose oldie tiny, damns, angel to the archbishop, and i dsilasit of piquant edged, 'media, to the metal ibms of arquestratioa, the, papn, he., sontaimod is an Ass depeniing as the said prelate, aid Pend the a6sl stale oa the premises. I have am to !Arm you of the arrest of the archbishop by a regular mandate of the judicial aathorities ; sad his trial will follow the Isms regular coarse followed forthat of Frisson', the Archbishop of Tarim. Just at this juncture, when, as I intimated in my last, there are tamely any hopes left of as amiable arrangement with Rome (to-day it is eta — Mostly assorted that Pinelli has rewired Ofelfs to Wars to Tarim), this opening of the war betimes the thane and the state is a matter of the most mina importer)... The straggle la begun, and this very circutattanoe is a disadvantage to the government, which needed, in the prawn state of things at home Lod abroad, to be left geletly to proceed is the reforms that are in dispensable for its existing as a constitutional date. ROMAN STATES. Oar Roman_ mumpondent, writing est. dm lull' September, deamihenthe cold reception el lkst ti the aura of Bute Maria del Pepsis en the Frank Suds end mentises MS *May Wiest th Frond' sad y, Ronda beads. SO The Id sad Zed Una e lions of °hamar, had Marched to Ode& Veschis, te embark for Africa ; bat, on the mem et of his Hull less, General Guess had readied them to Rome, and the 16th light infantry marched instead on the morning of the 10th. A commission et three cardinals bad been &pointed lodises= the merits of the Bicardi law with the Piedmentees envoy, Signer Pinell Oar sat gives the skeemstennes et Bir ° Ira= death at likermee, aid kwaishes tire r i: tails of a prelenged dispute between the British coned at Anus and the Assists* general in com mand there, spot the yaeetion of the motel ill-treat meat to which a Britiel naturalised subject had been hued to submit at the hands of the general and his subalterns. Sixties bipeds had beea shot at Bo logu, and Madsen mote seat to the galleys. An audacious robbery had taken place in one of the go vernment palms at Rome. that bodies witheat eitherity far Hata; thiit,. demeaded thriesalr of the Hese* repreeentative there, and ,wouttditexpeu• to Au 0404 to brier tbe coostitatioa; etErfart late peestieel "erotism' The Chamber. which is the mostpart anther 4m , Goths use Prussia, ha t t aT e i l e ag democratic, heard Sur w eth in Welt thin deo was ipttoilouidA, gleam; liklMM*lie yagoo its aloes, the pestaaM, .aim of Wok wee beard, collie, for immediate di. aim. Zeit obit/Mod to this, aad claimed*, right.* *defy hie easostwor he argued that elenemit will share the fate of Poland, ifs adds Ses $a seat possibilities was not soca atada,. pm* Miss went aohma.to the old cemaihmissami the secedes of aid state, shim mumweldie g all °emu% had * deed W s if: daft • TS. latter wan the oely peamfal way Iv atria a* Nth. Those who thooM attempt to resew* the di iftailiaa sad diet 'weed kindle a revelation mess` terrible than the'ket; bat so also would those who should mope' the suppression of existing states t he desired pace, and therefore a federal anion. This alone could reconcile the rights of all. Teat the anion attempted ' haunt Prussia hnt Ise far suecotied woe owing to the policy of the two Hesston governments. On a division, the motion was nieeted- HESSE CASSEL. A telegraphic (despatch, dated the 19th inst. says : "A ministerial ordinance was_pablished on the 19th. removing the government to Wilhelmsbad, the court and authorities of which are supposed to be favourable to **government. All persons are warned against resistance to authority, and celled upon to obey the Prises's command." Wien from Frankfort of the 18th have come to heed in ordinary course. A correspondent writes " The project of re moving the electoral government to Bockenhirim is renounced. and the choice hu fallen upon the town of Harm,. Bockenheim, se the tearest Hessian village to Frankfort, appeared a very desirable locality for Up ladders, seeing that their plans demand that Cloys* ia omen with the plenipotentiaries fanning MI Matt but the requisite accommodation could not M tamed there. The proximity of Hansa to the k"i frontier is another circumstance in its favour, s'asy intervention would in ell probability prooed tau that state. Since yesterday the Elector has re sided at Wilhelmsbad, which the map of Hesse will yea is a suburb of Henan ; it is said, however, M' WW Az his residence at the palace of Phillipsrahe. Wasiaabad is guarded by the soldiery and the life emlihri the humors and a regiment of dragoons are eidliseirdere to repair thither from Cassel Hansa is an ?pee town, with about 15,000 or 16,000 inhabitants. It is about eleven miles E. by N. from Frankfort. and is the most industrious town and the plane of greatest sommereial activity in the electorate. It has a large trade in timber, barrels, and wine; its manufactures include silk stuffs, culling, decided leather, gloves', and carpets of cc._ excel lence. Wilhelmsbad, or. as sometimes written, Wilhelm/66dt, is resorted to for its mineral spring.. The matinees are seetinually travelling backwards and forwards between Fran kfort and the new resi dence of the Elector. Yesterday afternoon Count Than, the Austrian ambassador, the Elector, with Heassepfing, Banestisch, and Haynie, held a long cm:Greece at Willielmehal. The deliberations were very animated, and resulted in a resolution to proceed with the execution of decided measures for asserting the Elector's superiority over the law. Yesterday Haesenpflug made his formal application to the Diet, calling lot its intervention in the electorate." A letter of the 16th, from Camel, says :—" The regiment of guards, • regiment of hussars, and the regiesest of life guards have been ordered to the promos of Hawn. The instructions received by General Baser from the Minister of War on the day of the Rieder% flight, and which were dated from the Hanoverian frontier, direct the commander to confine himself to maintaining order and public tranquillity. The Staate-Anwalt, in whose name the agranioa on tie New Hessian Ganda was carried on by the geaderstesoind against whom the proprietor of thatjenenel obtained a prohibitory mandatelems the High Coed, has applied that the judgment may be recalled, ors the ground that the ordinances of the 7th inst. were valid The High Court has dismissed the application, which it could hardly be expected to entertainafter the Court of Appeal had deluded that the ordinance wen iLlegaL" HANOVER. A letter, dated Hanover, Sept. 16, says " Count Von Wedel, who before the events of Mara, 1848, held the portfolio of public instillation and worship, and Bann Yes Below, are asamted to have declared to the Eng their readiness to form a new ministry for this state. The lists were prepared sad ell thiiiie in readiness fee their mead= to Aloe as the oasis arose in Electoral Hems. Mese that onerreisse the time has set been oossidered favourable for a change, sad the plea is for the present abandoned." PRUSSIA. A letter from Cologne, of Sept 19, says :--“ Whir the Austrisa army, aotwithstanding the divendty of its eisenests, has hat ono family, that of Prussia presents that diereses of provinces and natiocaliass is its rake 'hick is inherent is the urea, and whill the carol adaristratiou Bads it difflour to corbel. 2bo aid fairy attempted to establish aptilibrium berm Mersa parts el the kingdom by 'lke Nada of old Pruter to times of the PIM= galas;, the Per to the Sans, thofiSesiaa to the Weir- Ths licc. this *stem, wheseemeatial falsity hes imes apparent, has just comamed an sweat as plunged ear eiw iato grist The_ trend aware. of the trope twoosotrated Naga bra terminated la a little war. The 18th t, e=falmost seemly of Palm, is the tbe review tie Seth, imposed of natives of eie Parks and Mark provinces. These two corps entertain tar easb other a mortal hatred,s almost =els testify. The frlPPenti ra their at sack other secorliag to the of IM MO, ad at the first discharge three soldiers fell matially waded. The Poles it seems had leaded with ball. The aig-ael was Pm to PPM Snag, bat the 18th Regiment too no Kees of the order, and it was only et gnat pee sal risk that ths sears premed obedience to their 1111.111016. Amos, the three victims is a yowl man named Diet; latsorly conductor of an opposition amyl. An lagakiltas been instituted, bat is doubt fat whether we lan the result. A 1 that Made to Gapes, the dossisaat vice of the military system is carefully suppmesed." anstur, Barr. 19.—wolustary Lass, 1005 ; New Lees, lreur.aad-s-liigl per Gate., ; Nallosig D•l4 86 ; Omaiseulal Nadu* Sedoes Prealuas t —; Bask Sam 911 L Vcsinra. Sam It —FM pi.: Out as{. Peur-smairliti hail_ pee a CMS., ' ,ash "Marst, 11711. Isabsap is . 1 • SlAVLL—ltreast at a litter dated Vilma, Ikea7lY, 100:—Niblispeo bays Demi rassivel Dtda lai Ct•••••• 1. tha farie l Let l a 0 tic - Paha aa» at bade the 1010‘. . at bit emir =pars la &ion •is ft. /tw ole mic a = *Ms wails to 0 dm blab be 9000 wte M b bassi *at Si .011.1emie w tt el tap tdasied as the go% Is it any bsemable eel setberlity tebldir W dst. It as swat wits she 1a01.040 0 lb, mii woe" 4111 1 numeration dot*. • I.[b ..(, their Gouged* _,Z mates, it seems to me of goestiotieble The tote Of the Acial Hosea organs is in perfect, laannooy with the bigotry of the Univers, and it is not at • all propable that the Pops would• sanction the .euesere es jestly dealt Sport the ultili;` catholic orgtin by the Arcifbildiap ot Piris, Ocularly while soirscle-mweh, goring editor and correspondent of the Univirse , is at the elbow of. hia inhume, to disparage and tra duce the enlightened French prelates who reseed with aversion and visit with retake his miserable obscurantism. The rescript of the Nalional appears to be an invention of the Italian press. The Re d Father Lacordaire has started for Rome, it is said with the intention of countsiraotinik the intrigues of the Yenillot party, and representing the pastoral letter of M. &boar in &just light. Bat his holiness is supposed to be slosh more partial to the opinion of the Univers than to those of the Ere Nouvelle, the religions organ founded by M. Lacordaire. In tooley's Ample M. Prondhon falls Ebel of M. Oirardin for his readiness to sacrifice the constitution. He says:—" I know the constitution of 1848 is but a rag, bat that rag covers the nakedness of France, and you would have the country barter it for the pro mise of a bat. The last news received from America has checked the activity of the Lyons zdarterfacturers. Orders come in slowly, and cannot in part be executed, owing to the restrictions; placed oa the manufactoriss by the American agents. The enormous quantity of goods produced by the marufaetwies of Lyme, and by those of Switzerland and Germany, in the year 1849 and 1850, has also partially caused the present slackness. The markets of New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, are glutted. The letters received by the last steam ers announce that sales by auction were about to take place in different towns, to get rid of the goods ac cumulated in the warehouses, and to free the capital which paid for them. These sales at a loss will no doubt be beneficial to the masufacturers, but it is not probable that the effect of them will be immediately felt. Among other causes ofthis slackness, we mast not forget the poor silk harvest in France and Italy, and consequently the high price of that article. The silks, in fact, keep up at a price which they have not had fora long time past, and the letters received from the fair of Anbenw, which took place on the 15th, are het of a eaters to cause it to be believed that they will fall much for some time. Tieilisnelearpullishes the returns of the receipts of the Customs &win the last month, which amounted to 11,848,194 fr. la the corresponding months of 1848 and 1849, the receipts were 8,058,022 fr. and 11,840,208 fr. respectively. The amount received during the first eight months of 1848 was 54,092,446 fr.; 1849, 84,278,752 fr. ; 1850, 81,229,003 fr. PAI/111. @err. 90. For to MIODIUM Mosey. Upside( filibeat. 10w114. Closing 3 par Cents. ....... NI 10 34 13 66 13 68 10 38 10 per Costa- .- 93 CO 9$ 60 93 60 93 30 PS 33 3 do. New UM- " 1i or Coots.— per Ousts 4 Colts.— v. 4 psr —.l „ 4 per Ousts 2 M 1 : to Itzoltaage a WWI: at sighT, 25 27f ; 00 clam U 1/j. 11451214:01. 1140 Da. 5, 1143 Do. 44 Do. 14 1530 50j „ Trawary Bondi ... Plokiant b parOnts. 9440 „ leak Shares 2305 „ 8011/111. at. Germain ' 400; Versailles (eight bank), 167 60 ; ditto (left butk),l42 60 ; Paris and Orleans, 786 ; Paris and Rosen, 610; Rouen and Havre, 251 26; Maneilits and Avignon, 175 ; Strasbourg and Bale, 118 76 ; Boulogne and Amiens, 186 25; Orleans and 13 , rdeatig, 393 76; North, 466; Paris and Strasbourg, 342 60; Tours alto Nantes, 24376 ; Montereau and T ,90 ;Dieppe and Feeamp,l6o. STATE Or TUB /41412 Or PIU.NCE ap to SEPT. 19, with corresponding items of the preeediog week : Week who. Week adios Sept. 19 Sept. 12 SWlrinalll. I. C. C. C. Capita •117,900,040 67,900,000 C.pltal at asw tamed beaks !rams Harm at sow tad leaks — 9980,736 1 2,930,740 1 lasers la nal properly Beak wan* skialslias .......- 403,930,1100 410,138,400 D Bawl Soaks ..—..... ...... Lits=r rati et Twang, eredltor 9934,390 61 03,112,939 96 Dims esesewto surnsit. 64,424,844 61 67,621,201 SS Assaseleasersat falba besinbis 13,024,424 0 21,641,089 0 Itssalpls papalls al lOW 4,763,8007 0 4,431,009 0 lesnins -- 1,413,904 0 1,443,301 0 WWII*. n.fekl. — 304,582 15 435,111 23 9,113 0 5,213 0 Dieiwirt. mad Steers laterals 629,374 9i 600,977 68 rapeases amnia. mod divers lalsrisoo to breath bola 962,974 0 892,758 0 ledieseest act latf-year 114,e31 83 114,831 83 11113111 a Smelliest. llondried 1E0,220 20 377,217 71 761,064.931 ft 7111.107,241 ',3 YOWL r. C F. C. Olald a = 941,700,907 71 339,431`,3110 94 0r►113,018,1102 0 118,834263 0 11118 war 191,181 83 109,669 231 NU owl 9oolosBB Is Purls 47,114,731 1 48,290,000 47 DO. Es. Is km* bads ...... 13,413,844 74,439,131 0 440me99ffi.10811.0 0,723,1100 7,338,800 II Advaasoss b 071,900 $79,310 0 Mimosas honk rata fah._ 13,784181 1 18,732,081 10 advsaso as Pm& subtle tads by - ?Mina bomb aiiros !aft - - _ 60.900.100 0 10,000.000 0 . Ahmsolle NM* IshMl3 1/ 1171 , mia . a... Niko 0 skoogooo 0 ~.--- so* =i s mono --....... calliW • scooo,ooo • Nob AIN*, 1$ 47094,433 13 =NI of sow sad Win la • pills lamb .....—......--.... 74 1 12,934933 99 Sot hiallop rad tar01t0rt........... 0 4.0114.000 0 Miliworty anima Woks .... 4 717 0 3,404.713 0 = S II atkaal Dimmest Beak 000 0 1410,000 0 st taw& beau to he Molest Diosoust Soda at *a ombrial isms —.....-............ SKIN 0 WOW 0 Was ........—..... 1,030,006 01 48,913 sr atinZirealt . MAN 91 MAN 91 113cpsosui at mompinist et - Tr To4—..- Irks. vitas 0 177,473 0 7111,0414.1161 11l 113,307.241 13 Tan 8011 07 TES POIMIAIPTIZ AT BRAEMAR Dammam—Oa Theseday Ina • sea ef Hr. Besslie, post master, Batavia, a loom mss of about 10 yeas. of age, who hod gmmoombatho is the Dew, ilea* drowsed, having, k it ompposadi boom aimed with amp. A tome pada, shortly afar observed bit slothoo lyima es gm beak of tho nver, sad sesoorgad hs potpec ltm mt. but 111* was toad to be quits oaths& Ills supposed is bad seas es bathe with the la tendea of aterwards presesdieg to the gatheriag, and his dreisied buss eidisiol to be prepared ter him a kis rearm Tss 011 MAT FIRE IN TEE Cat':.—Notwitbetanding tits Wong of the Armee, a body of Its still nmained in the ruins last eight. Os the night of Mande, another des had very assrly ooterred In the immediate neighbourhood of the present dlosatress one. The Ws threaten. d were ties, of Kum Carl, the e swan. adjoin lag the warshossoo of lir. Buts?, bat happily, a timely diseovery of the duper was dad, sad thu donee were ex tiegaiahod before say maul daage was done. Daring yesterday maks( the wall at the bark of Mr. Barber's wsrehouse etM, but owing to the elution given to the erowd, sad to tie ibildeS, as oho emesinod say Injury. From the azamisdisadmis draft the day, it is believed that chore will les yards mho. Mini la the ruins, bat it is the di the boost the will take three months at the tie latmesse as. d brickwork gas be removed M BIM tie baddists. Although du sat esarakiag in got/id have boom lasi% moddoig likely to throw tits haat Loki as to the alight alibi Ass las beta oilllmed. Fr= AT PIWIORMILLI.—CtrI Sled, Away bo ilers ss o'clock, a dm brake at is the promise bakerimg to Man. Mo. Theme sad William Boas empeaters and oartyft beldam le ittaivehletrow, Peatotivile, leimedletely (Wag the shod, Itsmnir e tztbno the Louden Brigade, parish, and . st Company, til:s i st i kly as marls up pOlld a re. stie ,Dokes. howorer a avid fkl arz imi r tie — W wee foreleg its wag We the sad dares. role grommters' workthops weal Irk Sale M a = s ras i " derehly heated, the wiedews auto . sad low damage dodo to tho polders' workshops. THE EXPAMS AttIPiroIAYOEATR IG Y i ~(A / A PTPPE W . -Pi y. 4 85 611 T , „. • _ . .____ ._______ .1.6. a, the X, """ -- 7(j •-• - - . e - in dick 'Mead them Mee a seem .1 militias( by • - _ , prZr% I re ltrilit eesseineee. 1' t. • - %nn "*• • I . m ki n h. 1 , )sail) .:. I, vi 4 ~....1TA1X. ......„. .: A , i J , 4 : 1 , 9: 10. , , :{ . 7 . ' zr, their usesseude I r e t il a a lab •.. t. J.-tsp., .t . t....• . , .: _ ~L,,,, ~„, ~,,,‘, , . t , tedium, an& sithse the presideat er _____ taar a Imeltwird' ; . ' • teee 1 •,rpcvt no 4 w ri t ip . .7 T - The eseilime swim de* ; 3 keu •I.' • ' tiL' ib trikraMi dmieram. =Aare setemsed ode* The, oily a pick sad °nay , importance width ' ''"'d •• '' ' • N slL ' , 1 1. 444 " 1 ",.. 0 htu0s • eensa" Mie t . „ . 1111. lia llimal". .o o who i . _ i . it „,,,. ' 11.6 "getwd ivolls it g"ll lbh 4 llttitieftlie lbillieWilleat Zbinto Peigni ittett ' 6' 7' Fenno Chu- emu al the lest ism „, el ve lin. , 1 :•,, . 4 ,, , 'llm • =Mnielisd, and etherwiee , et f i lity,94l.‘ AWL ...... winds, whilst, la sees '• • • , '' 'ir .• on Wit. .I/ , lilt ' • eh' lif . . . . •. 4 . ilt 4 "1 lattoworila . m.-simob. apar t & t o tie to dm Mt • • t,„„k k • ti,,i "At this' .• t Mute ere peeing to • ...,,,4 • ' * ' 4" . a ' , 1 11 0••• 418MIlmusi As .904.ty of tha Dix . to to ° no to litakr ei r 7 7 ‘ lll " di: 4 l 4 CalVil.: •• • -PS dwllle.lll 'send P• 0 14 • . ~.,,' ..:, , • maw • . • • • , a ir P• • - whisk had meowed at the tondo= of the yidd, of oils& Nor le Ihla. ; fok ,-- • • • ' din in red eiriMtioa. Already she to dame _ _____,_ ___ bed witimliedsoto. the her howl y ea rs of banthertimeat ham been bad The. P••• • r 0 Tik,71 . =::....4..0. ot osei l i p s " l4B4 tit e h e . *, ' I callus .bill my/ foltafOOtoo • with the lodes from the Nand matmeed ever the Ude. is of °otiose, io Mol ois em i h ,,ijii k am,.74,,j - Fir kw. muter. orthOiXt Dettlibil4 WIMP' dui lordly constituted, the dismltewetsmetddiewawatrommitesd toms f ro m eo letok tholtifti mar, , has reedved p e a v,,, mi k i wi w a th e du o mu 4th. ,b . v e la , .1,1 Ihlid . .lleTer . bow' Wily of say demonstration the other ride p sad seek wee the credit really wr m a im t o eeilmiesee , am • - pue1....... . • .i... , • ..., • ... w mild imiliozzits essimilatima to a morel po. affectedly gives It at New Test , that prime there The the.. Oakbriss wilt me .stub ths 0 4100 if , -.4. ovh.rts.rmrpnlo...loo.ts.l ..y.,:g :-- t .PT.r ;,iitt.:' dab. He with annenseing that as te- outhuid to the tidied* to- the conflagratisn 'width hie Isreblif eat Amelia , eras sot meow .111Nsaddidgid s-ovi root tv sci.a Ipdry waropeabil oat the idled, and thatLttia_allitir edged Ida silebilptiamillogandist here. The me- bands are orunisleg at several litildb,, find* Che ; urn erc meet.i 41 riumoriew.lro., *.i,o po g , i i m h w .,, , . ,:„ ........., ...„... ___,_ _, ,titt eseemens Nolen a slid* whearssoin prise keel -- re- G runter einf ndsidie leaders. trlid bute been or*, !!!1;1 ! 71 . . 77t . '1,04 1 11314 1 00,4 ,1, h , 4 .. 7.. , ~,,,. 7 ,, - . . ~, i t - ::::71 ; . ~ iyaro t - .,i4 . t tfit aewailipt.Mes on the pod ne:g b ' a we* footed to the loos•uwblmo pt ' 14 I'lluod -• . • t: , ...A slf,el4llAlefiDlialsii..Bl; , ,: If at 1. d i,,ri no, I .-, , ~.. .. ~ . 1 ellefilse mastodons m a rrils per- Biseehi end Diesseioo Faint de dasame, Indio Trt thipituruped.the aeon , gisee. n I Itithopad - Ztopobspo r hib i shiewthe puce, edema transoodiss lor tea of Gasems. are at the heed if iwo-dsewridaVe th e goestasainuemisdewbat wee the Midst tp we irtheN pigorbutio, spindstim. It le *sash! by some that the adman whisk ill 4 "Itilill eeela Wry i t aild bint i argen hi end leseed . • Iregs ."" olioo tlis 'e li oee igh lti, is hon ewilinimille' ed .fi jii teta ll 2p lii# Clikideillit .smay• * Lb ._ , ti . P At, 14 10 11 0 , e " 1111 :; . ••: • : ; 1 0 106 1A . l l. Z a cgio ber lle taboo phee Is the malt sot so macho/ thelatentite, who commanded, in June, _ 1848, the insurrection voting u ''p ' :OLi r r ii i t tr i s ," to , e t P', „ moots the t r iet : • ;: tent ietteroi received as of the demand for masemptiom for 'Alen in the second 'lurks, Catibris (in which poor Lieliteestela . an.. it . Fru . Diet.- e • wrist tho • of Pariei hes munnoaleated this deco- preparatioa had been making for the lest two wet*, Wife. Canine is situated), had been intuited i m p or t an t , p ro p on ig ar , bow ~5 , ,, a . pr mess to the oprotolie nuncio, in order to hum It trede- on acomat of the lowness of stooks. The rim , they and arrested by _ the " seadatmeria. by Reb, who Italy mimed the Chaildmr tertioi.Miti mined to the Pops. The Notieuoi patilishes a re- ny, ass be.. tee s w at to is attributable to the came he the mole had Ithirated him bet g . nutty ItteitedtleXtmaber'th *We tholiA e #4 4 4 script, freeing to be the answer of his holiness to sews from the ether ride. We cannot sillsecabe to dismiterd the gendarme. without bud. A lt unti e /invaded hitagivAocutip - or 0,, p e ,, then 'if this editor of thet•Unitere. But , this, when we mail* th e umber of thaw who were the iausrrestioul buds had a firm *unmet - midi eoranuat„ln . ,pnpanid - . 'iess" of tho. aim s t, as this muse* the sedans brethren to moderate their auxifoly wattle, for follow istollicoom with a view the purists of the tows. It is aanoanced th at 13: Prealdortt• • , -it. , segerded the reeeladons of ladoor.l oetdme it slims tope of_questioublo withou t - _ _ _. ______....,....z- - st-. 1. t.. Mu. .1........ 1......1M..../ Ma omfliffillill Welt& fhb *kat had. ma without amitha.4br two Amok, 'thia I, Unit*: The torte o f . the official Masao - crime. i. in ORGANIC LAWS OF ROME. The Giornak di Roma of the 11 th September, at leeirs bikes two et the l'ati-expteted onside laws by the saberreprie of his belie/ea of the 12th of 1849. Both Wes laws are peoutalpted by Camilael Amesellf, ia the same of the pope; Ike relates s. the siMedea of the Webby, sad be ether eseeldhhes a nese Osten By Ow tenser kw, all the of polls ednielstraties we divided late tee ilia sl de. mimesis, via., the istwritw, pees sad =W i eld. awl = 1 eswineres, &Owner*, aka ark, sad weeks. This abide., layover, le see te be dellitive ; the smatter et aloistm Wks le be haereeesi eedisakeited by his holler 1, - is dmm semen links the titular miaistne, ids bilious rip ono the tide elablebe el state. within Irani huseline, le Meer sey nine hen lin pans kis ty te sir delek deservin el Yee is n the dbels e oes. benne ma of lb dermennt. The Medina of the Hely lee el* Os eth e l=os Arne en netedvely en- Mel se ses et eine, mkt Is the ono et wham enereles tee the iselln etieshielhe esse, sad es she being all .mgrs nein . teedles, peetesaiss of peened rabbets, nerve% seeresnedies. e r g hap moss et inn% desensen TM On bleblese tbiz i mma W5lllllll, the! derseles me as serbsel eaereery Male geest of ifs nail nbissere. leek skint wpm le ssill Ids hailers Or ism sad brakeless ha My Walt arawarzy is W ar porteleat ; mesa yeses* are anima k w eessell et odelNeet. The nibbler of the Wain Innen ease Os Innel edenboodes et NI den peeking. aid siont - - ;!brik les OM rifel tie swa et im ins ifisei. somlig. w therietthse sad meths of emesesee, eie theeilla et weeds sad toreeek sal the eseeerside of the press The slather et pen eel ler we entree the Wesel, et the Meth, Mese, edetheleh sewage led ei.err.l he peels pokes nod Naos. Who et ethiseese le the ems et kb beither ed the dielpithe et the Nada Ned& The Intheado= elseeeml *Mew heemate. aped iron the method entetedy dela& 'this eitaleter et birth lee the awake el the prem., a th•sn e wiromosmals io n= debt, weep eel The nem= Issee l tredetlth eeilie ges" M 111111111kor " ere, ea fiessiall4 1816111811114 arhigh l zittltallea weak brawl ear awe, the aell labia any, deelereskae et Maw ielad pespeM, aisle, mema earbaurel ar sad maw ad mamma manseets, ea NIM sada am* sal Midas Th. miaow et ass los es awileasimse ow Ile say. Mama ate* M. Al elan et Mamma le ate Mer depertaleat they bass ere to be dlesased la the soma of all Warms. Theft walk Ma Weedy raised the p waft alma be soda diumea by the eamikArlaaat Ida veal wain et hit Ha ag& TM mall et salaam Ms lie et paral as tral ever the alabsorkl the maid law, the anal Male le dais ead alz esmaillaet ems, ea Me ry email's. It • le paled ova by the arikal exasean pale amsynekket. masa eatreselleew emallea met M stigmata yew • ii t e mcilsea a the man et ihely dM Imearlablled earl Ibur aft say said le Ilreidakiaa nes asbrata, Sys. tram amiss etas email la 'was am. vlesare4 destmelleeryealleamillmgmeellets, the esentery,abd hi the sabellra teaseareiss mesa date are eamal Ms llama lbeeeialteeteleadebemelesthebeshas et aleneeme elleasy. The mad dela amen rase I:remessat er r edalameema. es wa s p le AM. dada las lift seetlees. Milian th emesa ater kr IM beeder. The dna swam lam upheave day allas lambs to lasse :1 1 = lie Yam Weft. hi tbe EMS Amman& The nab layerleal masa ire• Maw Mai a lbe aseall sae moat a pells daw ha% the latirreledee et dn.% la as et dwialsara, the ambellea leadelpel leirk es == .an a AIM, Mal age Maly sea le as MEW d Oft by as Papa. TM yam w sbe .sad el sate a maaalialeas melon Y may aaselialles raisliaklarlikari slid. be tke gearad ee albe salmi Mk.. see esalepell se tare.Mem la dl almaelbee alas alladamelea, the eseallfillimisse the laillues d a aegleelees toads the Isla Se be destabed W • alma nia.W. Tb atlable ay be yrs mit et the eatral sad al las mama Wien, genera slam lbe Nam& palest, UNITED STATES. As, announced is eat yesterchy's papeiruptchueee7Aldiotlnathnoi tie, Ceptain .West, arrived at Liverpool, with dates frees New York to the 7th inst. the brings about 11:11ZeillitTbi:11:1431."ire!it7ififfeiMeergazibldtelizt. bills thoavae storms which have swept over the Union in the fol. lowhig lathie pat • three months, Our country tra been vialtra offlllYssunesssion of storms, almost ueparslieleil in their digasitiee tiffany. Scarcely have the njuries produced • try eatillesiNs enraged, begets another would tom* mid mate greater4evieunkets slum its redeems/et. The firm storm thMeif Jame het,ewmit . tbe whale Atlantis, hoard, from 0 1 4 Mere eldlorids to the meet of Maine. Its effects were die. estrous, but not half equal to those which sue. *ceded it. The storm a little more than a week since, was very severe, and extended generally through the eountry, and was particularly savors thronghoot the South. extern states, destroying the crop, in every cireeti,in, well is property of almost description. Bit the late storm and flood, though not so extensive, is far re ore disas trous I. its effects than either of the nthen In mom Pesseylvania, ;minimise'', its vkitation was mom severe, aid it b impossible to tell, as yet, what is the extent of the damage. Theffschetylkill aid Delaware riven have risen to an unprecedented height, and the lower portiensof Philadelphia have hem enbmerged, while lose at life and a genera destrac time of property have followed in its wake. We publish elsewhere additional particulate of the effects; but. from the dasifige suetained by the railroads through which ie has swept, end the gement detention and disariongemest of the mails. we see et • loss to know what the end sty M. In New Jersey it was eqoally severe. On the upper lakes, too, leveret stemma ham occurred, the last of whiehyon the 30th ult., was very severe, to smell so, indeed, that navigation was wholly impossible. We have heard of no very serious effecter yet, but mw get fall details of &mtge. The letter of etre New York correspondent is here subjoined : NEW YORK, SEPT. 7. WO have tilted steamers from Cheerer., which port they left oaths 28th, with dates from Sin Preacireo to the Ft of August. The Cherokee, one of there vessels, hos en board two millions and a half of gold dust, and the other two ban half • million at leer tln the hands of passengers. On The a. ee rioasnitaln' had e i e m d i rt s h e e esef e se s lirtukp ponderous t! I ' ,d i l e . be Pb a pidity : elm: se t tled h id" : s e l o . d ufo f ac i g i w Y tr e i le :e r 4 " o t °t fhu are a r Ytattto:b beginning a h a s i le i ° r e : nr yrr ei r e i t t r m a ogne C a li fornia. a e f a d h a c v e t developed. At first, all associations for working the mines d N i o " : l , v sl d ne w e i t th heto be found below the soil and in rock veins, individual effort is Ism able to obtain them, and us:dation. are stain being formed with a greater quality of adhesiveness. Large mining works are established, requiring a great amount of labour and some capital. One a the cleverest Ideas is that of tuning the slew steamers fato river dredging machine.. These hring,up the sands by tons at a time, which are washed is barges alongside. Several have been no fltad up, and the probability is there will be a commensuree ri mom ration. The eh, of San Francinn is rapidly recovering from the effects of the late fire. New ant more sulaslintial brick dwellings are going up in all directions, and there seems to be no lack of energy or enterprise. The aireounts from the mimes are highly satisfactory. with the exception that the waters had not sufficiently subsided to give the miners a fair °hese,. It would le useless to give your reader a particular seeount of the localities sow most la favour • but it seems that the returns are of a very lucra tive ehas;oter from the north fork of the Tuba, the North Feather river, Mercedes, Tuolomme, and Staaislas. For example, one small party have ged 70 dole. e- day ever shags thelBth April, at a place called the Rich Flats. At others, lumps weighing 38 ounces have been found. entirely emapmed of pure gold. At Murphy's Diggings 13100 dole. were takes out in a kw weeks, at a distance of 30 feet below the surface. Two thousand four hunched holes, equal), productive, have been registered at these diggings; thus showing the rich nee of the locality. At the head waters of the Newels, lumps of pars gold, weighing upwards of eighty pounds, have been found. And these lumps of gold are as common now as the duet was formerly. At San Antonio, a place which, last winter, was utterly deserted by the miners, they are now actually taking out 100 dell. a day each nu. The acetone uniformly agree in this, that the yield will be beyond all calanlation, and yet it is equally teas, that hundreds of people are re. taming to the United Smuts from California, cliseppointed and broken hearted. Upwards of 500 vessels are lying in the port of San Francisco, es we learn by the lest accosting, and upwards of 100 more at Hengelo. Sacramento, and Stockton. They ere from all parts of the world Woe is to become of all them vessels, no one can tell. They seem to be unable to leave the port, and to have no place cf des tination. Most of their cargoes, particularly of thr,se recently arrived, must have beret merinos d. The maws have generally deserted them, and the ne gligees+ appear unable to furnish them with frtichte for any ether porta. This is a state of things truly appalling. and immense tomes must accrue somewhere. Not withstanding all this, small visa.-is are being built at San Francisco to run to neighbouring ',wt.. One would think it mach easier to buy than to build. Among the incidents connected with California is this—A specimen of native gold has been found, resembling in caricature, the features of Lord Brougham. The owner, Robert Wilton, of Stockton, intend' , presenting it to the editors of the L ,nclon l'unch The prices of artteles in the San Fruncisco market continue to bear a remunerating price. 1 send herewith a copy of the latent prices eta rrrrr . Hem is New York we hardly know what to think of the California trade. We hear little of losses, and much of gains—and what s the true state of the balance-sheet no one can tell. New hordes of adventurers ..re constantly emigrating to the gold regions ; while the unfortunate .rho return in ill-health and witboLt any acquisitions, slink away and ere forgotten. I had almost forgotten to state that, in consequence of the numerous murtlen committed at Sonora, Cal tornis, attri buted to the Mexicans, a deterenbiation has been formed by the Americans to drive them all away. Upwards of a hundred have been arrested for the commission of various crimes. From Oregon we have dates to the 21st July. The discovered mines had not been prr dinner, in con sequence ;of the high state of the rivers and tribiesry creeks. From the Havana we have dates to let instant Everything was quiet when the Georgia left Havana. Tr , ups were pouring in from Spain, and in a short time the force on the island would amount to over 30,000 regular trooye. Tho cholera had broken out afresh at Segue Is Grande, and was carrying off a great slumber of Depots. Havana was visited by a hunicene on the 22nd August ;it blew with g-eat vio lence, sad did a great deal of damage to the chipping; all the mewls of war dragged their ae chore about the harbour; many beautiful trees were injured, and the banana and plantain trees were almost all destroyed. The Csptain- General had refuted pennimlon to the Amu ices% steamers to go to the dock which the company bad hired from the English Mail Company. No cause assigned. Jenny Lind is still all the rage. Our gravest and most quiet anisette rush to her mummiesa to pay her their re spects. She is overwhelmed with the attentions she receives, and says she fears they will turn her head. She is to appear in a few days at the Castle garden, which is capable of hold ing 6,000 persons. The tickets of admission are 3 dole. each, bet they are to be sold by auction, and will bring =echelon. Mr. Bantam, who engaged her, has modified his contract with her. She is engaged for two years, and is to sing both in the United States and Europe. He has speed to pay her 1,000 dole. per night for every concert, and give her besides half of the profits nightly beyond that sum. It is expected that her concerts In this city alone will produce on an average 12,000 doh. per night mh less erres ex . pensee ttsanin , d an weemsh aLhat air th i e7 .inf re aus etr i i s pi l s o ri t a idl y ltb te enl eE te ct r e se d i. Lor HBo 2o ; evertaluly has reduced his net, for the 160 nights of the first eagagement, 150,000 dole. She may make twice or thrice as Mash as she drat calculated upon. The papers of this city =nein every day bunnies of her movements. As I close this letter I am happy to announce the final pester of the Texan Boundary Bil in the Heuse of Repre sentatives yesterday, thus confirming the opinion expressed In a part of this letter, written when the defeat of the bill wee announced. It turns out precisely as I stated, the °pp*. allies conifer from Mr. Seward and his !rionds. The whig .ember of Congress from this sate generally voted against the bill, wider his dictation. But after a short struggle the Islam wets turned, and the act was pegged. I confider all the eitepr of disunion over. Texas is satisfied with her boundary and tea millions, and New Mexico has a territorial mmerument. I trust that eternal infamy will rest upon those sehemteg politicises who would jeopardise the happiness and Firmware* of a greet nation for the sake of their awn pay load advancement. AMERICUS. [For American Commercial News em page 4.] AUSTRALIA. We have dates from Melbourne to the 24th of May. The excitement caused by the separatist pro posals of Dr. Lang, and the subsequent imprisonment of that gentleman, had not been allayed. Dr. Lang had succeeded in obtaining hie tele ,e from prison, through informality in the mode of his arrest. He left Melbourne, per Shamrock, for Sydney, on the 22nd of May. The doctor's liabilities resulting from his land scheme amount to upward' of 3,0001. The opposition had brought forward Mr. M'Alliater to fill up a vacancy in the representation of the province. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF LIIOIIITRESIII2II.-Limt. Coln Campbell Macaulay, sad Lieut. Viscount Campden to be Captain~; Cornet the Hon. Edward Bouthwell Rums% Corset William Ward Tailby, and Cornet Robert Wien= Arkwright, to be Lieu tenants In the Penes Albert's Own Leicestershire Yeomanry Cavalry. ADVANTAGES OF EARLY TRAINING.—The follow ing dialogue is reported to bare tak.n plate at the Cisseu'e County anises, between a Illedical witness and a barrister : Mr. Hayes (the banister) : If a person, lying on wet straw, IMO deprived of all the combine and 'scenarios of life, would Demi hasten death T—Dr. Edge; That would greatly depend upon whither he bad been neeustoned to them. — Mr. Hayes : Do you wan to till w thst If a person lived la a borsepoad it would not be injurious o him I—Dr. Edge: I think not, if ha had lived sixty or seventy yeas in Advertises.