The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-10 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. - HOUSE OF LORDS—Fumy. Amon 9. TM Low Cataaaaatma wok Ida meat at all usual hear. PRIVATE BUIRERBB._ _ ne.—thdori, Worsesur, eat Wolyselisimp lea Balm, I& PIIIILIC DUSINISS. TITILIIPIII ACTS CONTINUANCI BILL. itl; in - lens7ra - MENAI= BILL. This pawed tkpregb iostmisim sad Inn ~Mes t. a Es haw. FIBS COURT OF COMMON PLEAS BILL. TIM bill woe read a third time awl pamad. "PORTLAND HARBOUR BREAK EATER BILL. This bill was rasa a wasasd ties DECRIES OF COURT OF CHANCERY AS TO ' SEAL ESTATE TEEM IN MARRIED WOKE( SILL. This bill was rood a assisd ties BENEFICES IN PLURALITY BILL. • awakeasso took pleat Upo• wawa ad semi clerZarl Camases sided this their load** bid is *dr resmas Par disserealog to tits Osemsta rosawimoms. . DUKE OF AMBRIDGE% ANNUITY BILL. The bill wee road a amid h a.: ta be esmaktei to somow (this dm). MARLBOROUGH HOUSE BILL. This bill was rood a ad road ha.: to tis issusittod to sedroll ebb. day). BENEFICES IN PLURALITY BILL. -Os Ma 11104811 CI the Est at Casunt.s, the Cosessee Msandmoss is Me bill were aped so. APPROPRIATION BILL. Os the adios of like Mantis d Laassowss, this bill Was road a assond time. SITTING OF THE HOUSE. The sable Masse= thus moved that do hawk at its *Mg, do atoms moil to stoney (ibis day) at 1 ealook.— Assad to. CRIMINAL LAW COMMISSION AND OFFICIAL SALARIES. Lord BROUGHAM Galled amities to the Crimbal Law Cosesiados sad Digest. It was his *Mw, sad also that et Lords Lysdhstot sad Oadestiset. that the eemmwea .bald ham boas oestissid until s most peeled emilion stir ado digest bad be somplatsd. The mmeilsaiss bad, bowome, boas allowed is ends, aim 100,0001. bad beau most spas it. The sebis mad Wanda lord thas prosoadod M omen the repot et the Homo of COMMODI es 'Acid uslarke. Saab a mar of serpluders essimdistiss, sad shserdity ke bad moor is... POST OFFICE I. reoy to a queeti;e7r.rsConlilsoeozast, The Merv& M CLANRICARDI said be keyed Met the eammissies so Seedy Meer is the Poster amid agree to their revert to-dey. The Margot, tif LANSDOWNI observed dist the etners meet were ressivios daily meneestatisse of the boatel =omen remiltise from the pretest erressemest, sod be that the rash of the laquiry would Ist the odeptica Ms better oso. The Earl if ST. GERMANS said be usidesoteed OM es ear of the lately vassal plies of toed of the mosey order deportment et thi Pest-efflee bed bees made by the seem tsry to three of the amiss eiseks, as essidities of their 'nth tinuriaLthelatlrees.seams hem sena& memseisl, sad &eying all its The Marquis of CLANRICAILDI said the ststesseut use utterly without Smodettes. The Nan of ST. ORRMANS reed as *street free • ;uti lise to the ROOM of Commas, pasistal hoes them sinks, Mattes that seen es .Les ball lon mei. TIB POLICE SUPEIRAIINUATION FUND BILL. 11;ed a iseis4 SUMMARY JURISDICTION (IRELAND) DILL. lifolOrpommoi throeftb osimittot: GRAND JURY CISS (IRELAND) BILL. TAM bail west Wood\ es-altar, mul wee 0161111114 to b N M:lw&hips adjefasseil of 7 (Neck to 1 Ala* to-wx low Ohl day). HOUSE OF COMMONS—FILIDAT, Auover 9. TM amts.'s took UN fouhr at 12 .'.1o& le the wev buss. PRIVATE BUSINESS.. Loam' AXIXDIIII7II aostii;iiiia-Ilivetpesi, Crosby, mad Bratttpoot Railway (Ws ow lain to the Lateral» sad Totkattizo 'll4ltitay Coammity, as.); Idaryloboat sad Plash * Toropik• Rm.. ; Riv.r L .. Tram ; Bak. I.IIIIXDUITIITS CONSlDEam—Spiesilladi mad Bboroditmit Nog &non ; Babe* it Iowa:leo Lao* (B.lst Gabrtors COarolt. Pialioo); Bat et Ottarmll's Ettatto ; Earle lames istote; Sir Hoary M. Vamooses &tato; Vimomaat Ilidiotoa's East* ; Tana RIUDINOII —Duke of Buckingham's &Oats ; Dolowy of St. Barka Divaiso ; the Bail of Cisme. (Sir lobo itamotommes) Imam ; Tilt..'. baste ; Bak 110LifIZAli 11111111101311.11114.. Um. the;s;tle;•l76. C. Lawn t wll r r reamed M the following tetra etnamittee—Kr. Corsowall_ Iwvb die Clantallar ef the Eathequir. Mr . Harter. Sir Richard Delkeley, Kt. Erman, Mr. Hislards, Sir William Gibsea Cm*. Kr. Kaaba.. Kt. Primal, Lott Kamm HA Kr. Bitsootim moll Kr. Poker; sal Sw saambeto hs be mimed by the Cemmittaa M &Mats& Three is be the aseasa. Lam to amateittee to sit awl pmeted sad report forthwith. ECCLESIASTICAL ATTAINS. Sir E. HALL gave sodas that he would eetratit a media amt maim ea the state of tho mtablishrd thank ia Wake. roiii-iiAlis sPilifiC 11r. RETNOI:Dir it;kostioCiWa;lierOf tt. Essbegner If be issestiod to worse (darks the swaths amiss of sae finest) say mown e plan thes theedsznases of sad eaten besse4istle ',him es the ease thinths. se esserds slionasees tee Wisp sod ennewedes, se the formless sad dashes in Iseeige sad eolosisl spirits f His mesa fee ask. les the questi.ei eras 011 A—that a larp member of bis sea stitusate, df illl.n, and spirit dation, were at promo lebthriag seder greet disadvastwo is orgease of this quid= reinstates unsettled .ad th eir betas 'nod of the benefit of bombes ialarked. TM CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER deelined to as y amen es to *bat be wesid do is the seat seedes. Kr. REYNOLDS save sake that be wadi ism serif ant metes that the emu* topelve twlf isle einiiitke of the whole loess to take the mates late emiderstles. wkh the view of maim allowewas kr the leap sal mews dew. TER WATERFORD. WEXFORD. WICKLOW AND DUBLIN RAILWAY. Ids. SCULLY nod too &Bowleg Mow on the sobjed of this ooliray iron Mr. Chuir Nor A, ilopoollososiery moot: lona serer to your rise of polka so loldp His arsestics et oloOmolo ark se Ilionisy swain l Nr. latnastssa Es Mop. OM the marbieres ?Wogs hed Imbed • ilelsimats et tag retire whirs their tersibre red thst Ihe Erre of lords ked " forstlpied WI the eleismereis se to be sharable etre Caresse desurr els Mr& see maser to Ur ere spier Um dirsters), sod lot emend the perks twirled threlk" Whines the het N tyt ths earriesisere b risk Mere serer ere rehrod to their "ftestlees," we wow mar ke est lava* the last art roshiss et the premier wee 404 dimly died dr «whim.ttsmeti, pressetary to as Itasiview wilt this serialbre•—brl then—end Ow mum wake anneamisese sail &sig. eadkaiv ooh ire of these detteriet to the Sim ef Unto s somplelair et* " ter*" •1611 Yes AI the Lank set. The Hare or Imes only b raked altar W " selsrag dosersesep Asher loss ems Imes to the essopmay creates bikes Ur erre els sorb he rasa He ;skid 'similar Sims ass say obisaisa ar famish t►. satire of dm dams Mika lisd tik.. pins Mamie Mr. Nadi sad tits di.y Conssissiosras Mr. LABOOCHERE rarlied *at Users was so slyostisa to famish it. 0. ass asssairf, b should Ida dm whole elk so as pr Assaf, is order la Asa okst bad rosily taksa plass ►st.... miss comahalosors sad Mr. N. Ursa Use t•otioa of Mr. BCCLLT , copies of tiss oOfflOpOS -1103KO Mw ord.red. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES (SALARIES AND EXPENSES). TM report as this saojest was brought up sal almd M. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES BILL. This bill passel throw swesaittoe. CRIME AND OUTRAGE ACT (IRELAND) CONTINUANCE BILL. On the motion Inv piag as. writes as this bid, Mr. REYNOLDS moved, se ea eameadneat, that it be eestaittal that day three menthe. Mr. 0. ThAspeon, Mr. Moore, Sir T. O'Bries, wed Mr. g Au esti spo o k s o s in ul t r eptert ef iseties, merely Mande, die ea the preview muss. of die bill— wooly, that ft wee se metneftMettal name, sad ea us. aftewary wee intende d le one, sew n, hod it bevies bees tassed, siniteed that the aisles it Mr. AGLIOIIBY eenterial the WM Sir 0. OMIT medial sews mineprehessisse respeedee the bid, whisk, he eiserved. Iles as et s smoke bat of a preatetive ehereeter. sad old* did ant inewhre with the *Many medal of trid. bat MR* tamed the Lerd-Lies• neat of Indeed with pewees to Awl with edam of a made glad--esteseinatiess la breed daylight, What ea einetetted popdetios. - wle did set attempt to mist the 'mai dens, or to to with the Minn of ludo. These were videtiese moral sod legal obligating regalia to p 8•41 eiteadisi to remat setstue, ARNO aldialaished is umber, had hy se mete eseaß Mr. W.A. FOX staid set vets hi the madames of his set, the IiOW MONS sss.Msysse4d far whisk wee that R Rd leen the elledest enema ef Mate wed suemesee. fhb meet have bees eassakelletted either by sodding, al Meat, es by evaded std etatisanue opeindia,latl u be . 2 aid reams were adveree at beth *eerier. Mr. STAFFORD pepperad the bill, easteediee that the enaiset ef the geweraseeet devise the mess* serial wield mdse the male doubly aleselary. Akre feretwe disesedee, is the amuse of whisk veriest Web Jlldswilma were pat ferwerd, upon a divides, the re emeas wee segedved by 82 to 34, aad the been went date essmaidee ea the big, dm th efts o f whisk vase Wild ID. The hoses thee ressued. MEDICAL MILLI 49 ). DILL Os As mein he Ile Wed swift se Ihia MV, Or V. NEWTS WI OW be wirNfeed r.... eb =be ea rent. perii•Seli emewdod Amin a MIN ease the Pest Lew East Ile seeps the mow Is abs hliebeet degree l The NI wee rree shielte e r i er " d pew& TRANSFER OF IRE LA IMPROVEMENT LOANS (ND) BILL. Tide WI pared throve' eeaahtee. LOUGH COMB IMPROVEMENT COMPANY COMPENSATION (IRELAND) BILL. This bill "EMI them* esesaltsee. Mr. HUME dm., It wee a rellesdea se the geversimal thee the ME hed hiss breeerbt 011 is Pete Is the met.. GENERAL WARD OP HEALTH (No. 2) BILL. The Lade amainums a tile ball won nunind. 1850. to =email= " Kr. HUM' odd ordure Msbe day lii giving lin the slip. a minas ow- LONDON V. its beim gissi bill eyed dor win Mr. NUMMI eirjeme4 mid lit alipaid divide ik — TM OPIALIII M mak, his meths — Mr. 1111:11111 ►. it mot. There . UNION OF LID Ibislitwied • Mr. MOMeilis4 OWN IS lAN The Usu.. _ llMame mold Ir se t whoa tke afterrariL apums ea f Sir D. BALL taat at Meitasy .at timid yam i. • tut s of lb. pot" MU posid Mk or tolib • girt, t• salter wanks t• ask of essesil tompuMlt bulbar fit oho Weak CONFIRINCIL Soma amino I;;;pipidassi; 111* is • ashram* with Ike lards ea *a Cows of Cbsassey (Ireland) )W. Os their news. Su G. PECRILL belied to wit tits Sews Wei sf the Aissiedic whether say awes ba wises where saws bad sedeessest es Re piss prepess4 is Osteber,l.646, Air sash ampler% bees :Wised ea the Wive Mr. PARKER saki there we see saw whisk ems sear the gaieties si the hes. wad tallest ieseaber, but set esastlr swiss it, bosom the sent is seeks bed set meetly seespil the term ef the Is July, Is4s, the terse were eared te the cam sod sesepted, het is Ascot ke wrote to say that he bell smeller el OM Imo sad es they did set any est what be espoused by thee. Unmet he wished his asagens• •• Ile Nomad, ari, se tb isseaseties wee set esaffebt, hie enema us sounded to. Hie saws bed appeared at the redrei list is the Navy List by Werke. The hew thus aihesesed at iseMpeet 6 bs Wily* 7. The hewn lessamilled at MN pot 7 *Week. WIWI= SOUTH OP THZ THANKS. Kr. D'2llllOOllllT said peillism had lees priesated It.. the pedebssel st UNIM limb" and 0114e9, Camberwell, allenieg that S.lOOl had bees mimed beat Mee by the Cessere et Sewers, sad that *sly 1,0001 W bees espearle4 • draiege is Lambeth esel 4001. is wished to knew whether ary measares timid be talus le Mee Mese plum soma beards is the way eideablene Is retura tar the Mos Meg you them. Lord 111311.11413T0N replied that there bed be.. Is the Periokm Xesl. imheacered Oda% Camber well. rates Idiot to mem Mae the amount mnellesed Is the pedants ; but Meneb there was a emit Wiese ef the old eseaminies sf 13,0401., time was • debt left aaeold, or Tether weeks left unpaid he to the amonat is 33,0001 ; and be Mood that up to ii. Slut ber.lB4lll. is the maetrao ties of ewers, the.. bed bees VON. expeemiled. Timm bad bees some mimeneepales is to the empesditure t.f the sewers ormsdnies is 111011 M. Been tbey wen feaselidated the rano were about de. 7d. Per mat- apes the rental; also the comeiblatles it • rates had bent say 44. &I. per mat. At the same UMW imperials's dense sad advise bed beau gives is the enteatioa of a gmat number of private week% wide►h heir( pill in ler i li a e g r o: deal. bad set appeared the somata el theem He could moue hie bee. filmed that be would is.. have so reams to sempisio of west et expesiliture as that very day Om had bees brought leeward and slops:wed whisk would Istvan, as expenditure el • quartet el • minks Is daisies works. Mr. _ olloorooll WO there ore sow between II modill — alloo ofogoo — wirook. Was It Wooded to ones Imo? Lord EBRINOTON reyded Wt the plaa wish* bad bees adopted by the temsokiesere was to obeli& di eye. dram T sad e erirtNIIIIIIINT TO SIR ROBERT PEEL. frees's, whether, fa the ereeties el the eaeasowat to Sir Rotten Peel, it wee hie intrados to admit the principle of esespitt ties ? Leal J. RUSSELL was wedwelood to reply thatfaers neat had set seem to say aelerwhatiew eathat sob RIVER BLACKWATER. ANST2l — siiii74l - tlieestiailaa;itisTiriset lard auks Admiralty to the stsionsabeeelehed is the her id Casa. Fraser, aneeterler el Sr Ifideray's seneyby hatch Sparrew, es Roar admiral SitFria. Banda% aMsit ass primed this day by seder of the Mese ; mad sited the right boa. honest 'rimier ISis the heaths el the isderiaally he take say immediate digs he shift the 'des speed la that Moat as Wag aw imess Serbs earigatish el the aim Baskeeter. SW F. BARING Mated Is reply, that the report was set eaMelest I. keel proseedimee, see be the Admiralty at the m. meat time. WITHDRAWAL OP STRANORRS ON DIVISIONS. Lewd DUDLRY STUART go,. amble that next tosidtre N weald gall the menthe ef the boom to the Mamma ease aridat hem the prudes of smoke Maoism to with. draw daring the diebboa. IFFLUVIA PROM Mr. MACKINNON Galled the attention of the charms of the epeaweesieweve of sewer, te_tbe report whielt woo abroad. dm Owe wire a• less tau Gat Akin is U. Muss who had bees lasi with a thaffese 4ata the mieg the deals la Ile .1 tiN his... H. weasel to haw millibar le malls Jabal:ft of gesesseaisat to take say sops Ihr ohs mem if peevsslieg tea alkyls viable Iran As obi des es at Illamposfe drank whisk seemed is hays 10111111‘ thk dleseala Lord IHHINOI : OH believed it was but too tree that there wee • disease whit& ruefully arose hum nazism, exhaledlas, but he was afraid she that this bled of Meese is.. sot '..Bard 411 that setae, het that the eskalatioas la fit. Margaret's Church-yard were be so mess of recent dale. Oa Nk ds. te the report of 1814, he bad found that the esennindemee spoke of the horrible efilevie gneiss trout Mks esasested with the .hunk-yard ; sad Dr. Es id spoke el the ispeeibility of excluding the 'Hawk arising from *see enrols ia a particular state ef the atntephere. He had realm to believe that the sew dials bed Dodds( to do with that. Oa the opening et the coo pool the eaters of the so—himioners had caused • quantity of qukk line to be Wawa in. to slissarpoil ors Ilr. HUME bored thrtosibioi do aim of R.. 1 Al. Waal Sr F. NEW, Naval Cotombilor Iva dblif us the llost Ids mid Chime abliss. to Caritas A. Fargsbor, of bet zgle dap Abp.^ sotiood Combs Farimbar's oir Halle day of Awe; IMO to Admiral Caner, what braise saran aM of batty ramie. sod *elm of t bismind doromes. by Ms semi Mb sable bis aosmasd, be farthwith bid MM. Oda Mob, to mimed Hat Si,,. T. 'ARMS bad so *aim M s(o sal perm bb MI did NM bulb% Is bad tho pap a w asked fur by tbo Ms. soriabm KOUOS withdraws. SAVINGS BANNSRELAND). (I TM CHANCELLOR of tho RICHIQUEZ (Maisel 15.,. to kiss Is a Mil seatiaisi the laMb &Asp Banks Aat git lot year. LONDON BRIDGE APPROACHES FUND DILL. _____ The Imes want ISM alsolllss ea tbk NIL M. RIME said that tits e s peopled tti tthe ISOM frees the seal etheasses se the Cat et sad en therethre see swine to be ethenselly theirtted lid° 2 Hs sewed that the aid:mum do have the shah. Col. DE LACY EVANS alladisd is the ditheales etas at the seighboatthed sdJelstaB the Heaths ef Pullmans, sad esmoseted the bill. Mr. "HO WAT 2 asked erb7:4l l :4lllarettlini the Is I woe so rib ewe pest a the is amempith whet wield by hark= a deshable Ito R. HALL etheased that this tag was be iseinthie tin MN es seer= we' squired, ad shag was = =ea this tee "Ai= wadi lam y Me whale of the of this tea OM MIL If flat we' dm the was there my. thiag tutig=thet dillbis Waging is a MU he tbe moth of eleMillkg Obi' lea alligtherl The beers ought mat as sawed= nth pease diem This bin egg= to have beea thug= Inwood at ea mar period et She mirth He thought dbeg ought set to pressed may tether with sad sow ..sit thaey, be Wined ht 11 the pa pony of the eurpeeaties tree properly applied, tbey would have ample teak lon any est them kapromeasals The CHANCELLOR ot the REOREQUIR sell that the Goal hike was mweiseed atesiately by ass of parks meat to 1569. The IN was really sad truly amid= more Moe may's, eat the idgiesl %motion of maikaseat, vie., that ern= Mgeowthisie should be sew . TM City a Louisa lied mama de with thee' kaprommeth, be • game they were ea Witte City. The iemeallise &Hied— Yee the =akin= kale. the =Mr 20 Agthat h The mthaittee thou pressalimi with tits other 41010/01, whisk we =reed as, sad the boas' thee resumed. RAILWAYS ABANDONMENT BILL. Oa oessideettiew of Lords* meth for dingreelag to 6=l of the theedmeine. Mr. CHAPLIN sown= the ameedment that had bees oblieted so by the Lards, add whisk had boss carried la the Commies by a largo m ajority. He moved as an thin& UM that the Leeds' math fa objeettag be tame into eosrlds adsa that day Ogee maths. Mr. LOCKS assesied the amendment. He aid the Saglisk sad Irish menthe WO/0 sot thin foe the bill, mid this the meats was Mtn dead simply far the purpose ▪ besphig the Railway Cosamisam la its plies ; hare ewe. within to the Railway Colimision, whisk had set entitled keen as be kept I. itr thee. He was sazious to see the bill related. The ATTORNRY-OSNERAL mid the guides was. whether the bill should be aserptsd with the proviso, or re jested a Mr. Mrel li Alioll was set sneers= is say way with my railway, bat la kit so strongly the kilted's a the proviso, that be would _prase the lose of the bill to its =optima with that proviso. He therefore supported the amendthat. Mr. P. WOOD was also to the poeitioa of la lag ia sio way thatheesi with railways. bet be soak! aaa aothiog Napes' or arbitrary Is this proviso, and be sea therefore support It. It woo evitleat that ea they did sot with for the bill without the protium, the obthst of the bill woo to payout being ob• Bard to gam sat UWE. ciestrads. Hr. LAB lICHHILE mid when t h e bill same down from the; ■ twee its had meamnaisated with parties ma ne railway} sad they sonvineed hiss that AY pro viso was unjust. Bat the qualm before A. home wee wilmtbsir, apoolthe whole, it was twee to wept the bill with the proviso, sr reiest it altogether. Rethought it wee hotter to wept tim bill with ths proviso. He shoed, there:ore, grivo his veto is hew of sweating to the Lords' amendments. Mr. MO WATT mid he was mash streak with the remdid planatioa of hi. her. Mead, the Presides( of lb. Beard of Trade • bat whoa he heard his hon. fries& ea hie loft say th a t th e railway 'enemies did rot warm the bill. M was at a loss to conceive why the governmeat should prole forward the bill. Uppaon the whole he thought It desirable to throw the bill oat altenother. Mr. TURNER supported the }revise. Mr. SCULLY *might the bill was of too great importenes both to the railway lateral* and le the public at lugs to allow tes he loot ea wow of the proviso. The amain .1 capital WWI yy ia 69 lines was 2,792.0001., of which the railway o.mmlmtwsm reported that 1,000,00 W. would never be ap Pied. Oa them growls he Mena me for the bill with The hew UM divided— For rotokikti elo woke Against k Tie Lords' oomotiomais were then agreed to. TN bows aditonsod at two °Week. Kr. O. IL Tarim Ms OM with Sir R. Goss Boom kw tit* readadar of Ibeeides. ghe ilfrpreoo. 01:111101140 MAILS. TM swam for 1,4 NaeeL .&;erees, Bermuda, sad Mafia will be sed• up ea Asyut 18. The Wed India Mails, szelsollas Howderes, Noma, Ha 'smash, sad lama (Bt. Dewlap), sad including Vem. see* New Oreaeds.ead Gres Tetra (81.Jusa de Micarsum) will be awls up ea Aqua 17. The wails kr Elessaash, licedures. Nemo, 'easel, Chill sad Pam will be made up ea August 17. The wane fer Lisboa, Bpals, sad ellwalter will be seeds es ea August 17. TM wells Ike Gilleshar, Malta, Grew% the balsa Isleads, Copies. I nd sad Chia', eis Muthstaltiaa , will ti ll FZe up ea kmorals( of August 110. The mails yid liesesilles, te the Medlterreataa, %ilea, Hous4Leag, lbs., will be made up ea IM imolai of Miguel 24. TM wads ler Meziee will be wade up ea September 2. TM nails Isr lledesla, the Breile, sad Bums Ayres, will se made up ea tbe evealag et Sept. 4. glen WATT& AT lATIIDOIN TAIDOZ. Taw DAT—lliantbst. St. Menem 4 1 . 4 ITia. Trommnr—Theratam. ThA Aftirimas. 4am. LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. r GIII7OID, some eve-and-twenty years ago, declared that all the fools of the country had taken to write plays; end it would really appear that all the dull : men 0 oar day have taken to write pamphlets on i the slave-trade. The most recast perpetration, by ' Mr. W. Coin 013111LIY, certainly is the very dullest of the dell. Why then safes it P !limply because I the wetter was for several years our Charge d'Affaires I at Rio; as such, conducted a voluminous oorrespond • rises en the subject with the government of Brasil, • and with oar own Foreign-office; and might have been expiated to have there learnt something on the ; slave-trade worth tolling. Mr. OtieRLET appeant, • however, to be one of that Man of persons described 0 by smwz, who, travelling from Dan to Beersheba, ' found ell to be barren ; and no amount of observation can, in any human being, supply defective reasoning , faculties. Aoserdingly, our We Chargé d'Affaires at, the evert of His has little or nothing to say about the Brasilia. slave trade that has not been better said a thousand times timbre; and whoa he doss venters on a .pedal statement of his own, it topples down the whole supsrstrastans of his argument In truth, his pamphlet some to have no other objeet than to Lord PALMIMIPTON that he Mill survives and 18 7 8 1 . nr=g tL eystetn, says Mr. Ousim, N ii pert if a polies farce, without which the slaw trade would ineresse beyond ealealatioe." In *is statement is the whole theory of our equadroa. u Withdraw it, and there would-be an indefinite extension of the trade.° Aa indefinite @steadies ea what P 0.1 the antseat Brasil and Cobs bare taken at any . time whilst the repremive gets. hem bass is iteration. Now, states M. MOSLEY, le 1838 " in the province of Rio de Jamie° and of Espiritu Santo alone, I sew taloa that nearly 10,000 per month wee the average." la 1 1888, thee, essenhag to our late Charge d'Affshes 1 is that eouatry, two provisoes of Brasil 1 eirsdriin , timaii would be "Ins inieseestiermisdaelsidinow" ea seeks amber f we ma say is, that bu vllll haft lodes amok" P ilaliketkority aI 3dr. W. Oil 008111.4. ,s r . • °Sato" Son Olt tali pas= by tim Passed. kin I Moped, mid ley lie CMINVOIIs of oar embers, •theit sammem isimabee woo reduced la lees than alder le SOO a sesullLW Agile *e tik• his AVM us name, *MO again we believe them I. I Mot no vales and what do they perm( blot as he maeriamatly thieharthat hie w " wbsbver thertesee, et the eradiate ot eve irts, reduced' Skywards, et slaves impacted but that the desad hltleine two buses having beei over 'applied, by dla im of 10,000 awes a month, sadd lery • to 600. Lad the modesties, so far from as all the theory Of as mated erne* of sap. tplat of f eet, eminently cokolated to he ''' ordtheenem of that system. Far what it aiieseita to is, that whoa Rio de Janeiro an d Espirito Mate meted Imp numbers of Maros, fl e Aulatli them; sad that when their demand was dm supply, is obedimme to mommileal lave. dropped. • This stateemat of Kr. W. Max 00extir te the* valuable as baring out the argument of these who oppose the making system : the argument being, that in ef one squad:ea, the deemed for slaves I. Bradt sad Gobs has, as a pwral rale, been fully supplied; and that the mortality of the middle pass sago, the umber of slavers altered, and the number of slaves whose expertatiss has been re. vested, represent the earplug whist Brasil and Cuba do sot west, but which oar system adds to the total amber they do receive. 43fi argument, every fast received from Cabs, Brea or Africa modems. Ia Cubs a host of mamas combine at present to keep down the leased for mere slaves—each as the dam ger of the slaves joining in insurrectionary move ments, the large supply of free labour, the gradual introdoedea el improved modes of cultivation : and the illestioll he slaves in Cabs net now being large, the supply iilifflepleisat. Li Brasil, however, wine theorems, de net keep down the demand, the supply must be reedited by other coasiderations such as by the price of mar and the want of additional hands Rheum, sager rules high in Brasil, sad labour is seeded, then the supply is enlarged, despite all the slats of oar cruisers. (atheism cruising and us Weedy, blockade may increase the number of cap. tares, and prevent exportation at a particular point of the coast; bat the point to be insisted on, and never lost eight of, is. that is the long ran nothing has hitherto provosts,' Brasil receiving just se many slaves se she eta use and pay far; and there is no reason Cu economical principles to infer that the withdrawal of the squadron would augment the caps eity or the ability of Brasil to take more slaves than are now imported into that empire. If, then, this argument be well founded, it irresistibly follows that war system indicts on this country a large and a use less expense, and adds to the number of slaves ex ported, and to the mortality of the middle ;mileage. It is curious to nets bow the repression of the trai. at am point of the coast is immediately fol lowed by its outbreak elsewhere. (Minas was for merly a great place of exportation ; and there we are told the slave trade has sow been eifgetually pat down. Well; but just as it is suppressed at the Gel lman, it re-appears in the Bight of Benin; where it was supposed the Liverpool traders in paim oil had for ever extinguished a commerce in human beings. Within the last few weeks, reports have been received of two slavers being taken in the Bight, one with 860 and the other with 800 slaves on board. After capture the anal fate followed : for the mortality on board one of these vessels, whilst making for Anew .ion Island, was very great; and as it had to pressed thence to Sierra Leone to be condemned, it was cal solaced that by the time the ship made Sierra Loose, not 400 of the 800 unhappy Africans ss board would be alive. Here, then, we have the fact, that the suppression of the slave trade in the (Wiese has been followed by its revival in the Bight of Benin, where there are of course mach raster facilities fo r its continuance, and where its re-establishment must be hurtful to the legi timate trade carried on there. There ie, however, S WENS for persUting in our repressive system hinted at rattier than expressed by Mr. Ooas ()velum, which is worth a pairing re• mark. Our African squadron is, he insinuates, an "experimental squadron ; our system a cloak for keep ing up a large levy; it disciplines officers, prepares mamma, and makes us ready foe war. If this be the real motive, why sot avow it ? Why, under the guise of philanthropy and humanity, drill a navy to be used in ease of war ? If, with peace on the lips of our statesmen, a fear of war be always in their hearts, it is cruel for them to deceive sad delude the soantry. If the nations of Europe are, in their secret judgment, a congeries of wild besets, only restrained from attackicg us because of oar superior strews*, it is right and proper that we should be told so. Bat it Dover caa be just or fitting, under the pretesos of petting down the slave trade, to be keeping up an enormous naval force when war is a chimera, end a general European 6.4derersernent the height of improbability. A mostarrotts question has been raised and de cided this week at the Gaildtord Assizes no leas a matter than the right of the fair sex to aspire to forensics honours and emoluments. It was decided in the negative, though not without the mature delibera ton a moot-poiat so important demanded, the court Inviottaken two daze to make up its mind. On Tuesday Mrs. COBBICTT presented herself, duly armed with a brief and other papers, and prepared to address the jury, and conduct a case in which she had her husband for a client. Every gowa masculine in the court rustled with apprehension at this prospect of an iotrasion of gowns feminine upon their legal monopoly. The Lard Chief Baron, with the politeness which became a judge sitting on the " civil side," deli cately expressed a doubt of the lady's competency to act. Mrs. CONBITT, with a degree of ready wit sad legal acumen that deserved better sowers than she met with, argued in the first lilacs that as man and wife were considered in law to be one, ohs had a per fect right to appear for her husband, who was plain tiff in the NM The judge, still dubious, asked her whether she mold oats as precedent in support of her claim ; a difficulty which the lady promptly met by counter-questioning his lordship, whether he knew of any proudest against it P Seriously embarrassed, sensitively alive to the awful load of rtsponsibility he incurred b deei dint such a novel cues, the Lord Chief Baron a note to his brother Etta, who was sitting ea the crown side. A breathless and anxious pause mud. Brother Eau's rs*v intimated hie participation In the doubts of the Lord Chief Baron; and that learned judge, Me 3Liax AwroxY, usable to my no to a woman, postponed his decision till the next day. The next day Mr. Jostles But, who appears to be of sterner stuff than the Lord Chief Baron. intimated to the fair aspirant that her claim could not be admitted. It mast be a difficult thing, indeed, to say no to a woman. The Lord Chief Baron could not do it; and though Mr. Justice Rams undertook the arduous task, it wee only as delivering the assesses of another. lie blandly told Mrs. Costume that the Chief Baron, not himself, had distil, against her. Accordingly it was ruled that no gown, erns theao it were made of silk, hod a right to appear at the Ureisters' table, except snob a cos as was surmounted by a horse-hair (or whalebone) wig. and tensesalsd no petticoat under it. It is an awfully revolaticoary age in which we live. No inonopel, is safe. The lords of the creation fancied that in one or two fields of !motive or honourable employment they trimmest* from the omit pedtioa of the fair sex. A suggestioa thrown out same time ago that under a female sovereign a female fall lameste would be more appropriate than a male, PaPlexed asths more _.4w building __ available, aid w t Hee bf it provided for them, tesehieg in. is their mate m the body of the house. Me Went in IeIMINI live to see aims Parenume ee Amor Au Ismailia at the Ilene Guards. Tbst. Weak the names we have mandated monied no be a owe not quite napreoftlented, at least is eon iintl_ if there be Math is the legyaC ops Jot), she* the Pawyiess, who attribeli a Mush importanc e to church . traditions, gala the, uneeksmotho kisows but we may be blessed with. 16111* ..4 /Ifilsetrltile La. Comm may lay this flattering motion to her soul, that inasmuch es old women are as sovelty even on *e bomb, the rejection of her dein may amounts to a deelarallon that she is too rang. p BWA he hoped bet b Rudy; Sub* the et the ehereePat el Sir IL freed's asespie. eb Se* Ilmso aim tusk 110,000 .4bm5„...._ 6r--then few' day the. be gmeneurst bad se imestiee et wee evideme ayes be rabbet Wen the he....„ . sr . pop i ppdp. ',se au. al • v i er be elib. Ober, herb) If they (Mohr/ maid QC THOMPSOUrebessee. a beam* Now MOS , t. aertial law la gees _ ' ' N riftleg ' slew 11 1 1 1rIgrrAPPROAOH a ti POND BI Mr. G. THOMPSON 4 the Me ieb..' ', , ! Illik . WO' e t e ezere vi ve Irsed J. . 1. 'ANNA e 1 r E r eier of the ••"' t: • ..b.... • is :••• t ilateir r a l p ~..m i {Mt- posoinsil wkej4 a eeleeeed Se PeeeM• l •l II beer. 4 5.1 “Ai ( '4lk .rerrep A .be . „ days • ' -1114 0e i tin ir I etude the Mese es the A _ ~, , k .4, • r .. 4 .6 6 , MIR sad the hes. .-lii . .,i, - _, - ,,A as . du ...: &I 4 7„zr 3 4 tinvoix*.l4.!l L ft ; Miss tall elta tt isiio. , 4l6. w 4,4, me se k , MO . t. = 4: .... ). , elleW . am.` - ' X ol leVali " 4 4 .0 11 1 II WA he nee ..... , 1. ~. * rag asillioas : Ales qwmo re INS .s Mum ,H. . mos 4. 16. ~ . sike. (IC*, planless ai Brea to tui... r UMW= WVI I TITIIMLL. Mr. HUMS rept* whoa the hum • sessetths pm ja amp ri p. Bat Ist ski s p os t role ezeir bed through semaittee. the melba hyll4 te 13 ; beljegMyjk. t Impose it le be trukC a tro Iwi eons aim pram et the My wee* • - •lONTLOIT. - —-- ' - re rho Lesiertielde*purbehes nub 141. Mr. KOMI tall eibbirmeM bee bate up lA, use e( = 1.6 Is ISKlnwebts 410,000 (CILLOZ et the 11011CH1111 NM that tM hemp by syWg • opted; Wleinteivestatt himself by Is befog, Mt al thii in toasa- shl JONA in that hear mete* a try the abyly erring AIM the *Wimp Übe liiiit Ai MO-ISSMOS A *I he-M-baiebr -OM say the ateties Mae Ma. uteusber ler Mosinee essultese ea Ogles albits e * this poll,o h les WA Wen the pipppapippepp. go . 4 1 810 d i hew n pm pa Ste the itileb m teg aws MI the My: hems. . , . Saab. lalta, at that tf ft , __d take, Leta J. 1111111114 t had unitleitieu te ger Is tbe uslimp, PUBLIC BUSUMIS. "MO WY MIMI weed b. =Mit • haiatly t v Latit 4: ohms ALL pew ebbe that es liteAry_ ant he I. - . MIRO NT SIAMNIPII LOT. - ' , 003 1 3 1 9.1 0 ,0 11 'SUMP i s ' St . . Nil Ada as alippre M a bums el the pebble 1014 weed Mk am , Mt.jellollolllMlLSNAbeedbam or blot* seta 111 he to think *O A * the el our sitesdeon, rim to NM. awoke to tili said. desailew seas~. the wipes km Werra to Asap p kos AL ahem woad be et pp apruppmbplurbpappl i mpps apa Inephyd • • wfri l r s =l. But who could donjon keep of ex - -4 •' nap . — flueswhlsenctuery of the b ar 6 be • : to • .airailed by the aesartio n o f *. • s MAZY WourrontcwArr tame ova her grave with a thrill of joy at sert.: ' • • 1%. ifeeetrat OintaXel teal find had? perplexed it _Media With a *Mutat to take the laths more Mean to &a *oh - fsm area DR Idataacuttu. .The Cosmos way hate the ladies, ea ending the Ventilator ia the sew bailable net anflable , and no SUNDAY POST-OFFICE LABOUR. Is mower to Sat. Pomace, Kr. LABOUCHUM mid bo amid or an kis bus. Sisal that tau asamitsse Wplassesd Id* so Rub uses. st was witbia heir pews Is tdis faqir, sosseittad as thus es to Ssaday labour is es Past-olise. Ho trasted that {{lay would wet te-sacatew, sad .welder tits 00111111 they weak adopt, and he would mat W statistest as ea early day next week. inn OF TR; lONIAN ISLANDS. Mr. mums mewed his mocha fee aa address to thu .rows to appaiat a royal emmaiselea to proceed to the loalaa lamb le fart» late the muse albs disturbaases of C4,- 0818818. lele the mown takes by flir H. Ward to mute ::::Lead genera ll y late the Mile st aseentaat la Mies sad the best tames of pesmmieg their welfare. He magemed, es apoa the tame essaisa, the ia which the Meads bed bees ruled slam their emmes with this coaatry, end swami the anerldee premised by she premt Lord High Pessimisms lower& the aim thenerets, sad the mew is width be the estreerdlaary pewees/heed la his beads. had mareised Mr. HAWKS emplabeed of the lapwing dam by a par tial view of the ease to the H. Ward, whew he said, =toss el amethatienel Meaty which ea a fa thet hem. sad maid npu lades la Om Lim& amid Mold as mate of Wags three Milk hei been seggesemil la AB the discessiona of this sabiest; eel Mr. Metes pomaded to show thu eneemithe pargetestel &Mg the Marreetien—en mat wide& M ithdbeled M as eat of Sir H. Ward, who whoa it Mho mit, wen esenpled is the masidentioa of the civil reforms pirepl M ihe Meader. TM proclamation of martial law was the aseemery masecairaes of this Murree. den t bet *et the hiskeemmieleser, while he had exerted be hell wet aimed the lame pewees um Waled to Ms. be appealelto the testimony of Ike Bmate. Whoa the Maier was Sir H. Ward 'seamed the easeldemelas of Me medNslsd reforms, all of which bad beta mewled lase Whet; and Kr. Hawes taxed Mr. Home with mat ef maim teem* ea absent Mead la withhold ing this het. We Kalheled the modest ef the British gemaseent tem* the Itairme, gibe se/eyed a hear sad Wear and mere Mad anthem, merszyrnatiwi ham mimed km say other protesting petrel. Kr. BRIGHT bathed the awes pampa by Mr. Hum TM Mese was is pemethlea KKR the OHM, la the Wain' =el the piessedleep of Sir H. Ward ware, spoa the sad lA. ~. - _ of Sir H. Ws,d wusa, apus ks thssa, ammeed .lava ewe immeshes, aawarveatahle ' . The peedemagee ef mail law for Ma weeks., the Mashed et Mead, end the Ingemisa ef wade, were feuded apes the met abildlit MI Knurl prelleals. The papers ▪ ent m sem M IN, IL Ward, sad *airy wee men et Miff g w iMmaa dam Menthes. Maple ef tbh tesatry, sad for the ma- Ided J . lIIIIIMILL 4...... d that Mr. Bright esemed te thigh It • the H. Ward tha bad dem the ike ereil creed Sir Hea t vy he et put ale mil waft but white was the peal of either? Whim m tee laserrestha Mass oat, he hinemed M the met, whisk was me Mimes of peals; sad he sipped preempt sad sigmas, bet met mush Mamas to it. He had aimed with delemmineMa, sad lad fhrw semi We. With respect to the gnaw' gememet mf the beim Mark large sad B lond brandies bed been rooted to them; hat be we may that the repressatatim body, as sees it it esessabled, stead ha dine amities better thee writs a very Miens adieus to the Lea High Cmaiselener. He apposed the realise. TeelD. STUART whin to be hammed whether • hed bees land by tho ff•Verallf of the •al shia bloode the Sabi= In =hake steed a re weed he omegas If %raga to kin dead or slies. II tids wore tee, as madame too Wag to uprose la deter talks of sal so set. Cased DUlNll,=z z hiss lead knowledge of the delbodsd the of Bir H. Wad, sad ear that so ehemier nay be gaud bMe sprat meat ef essaides el Mr. HINDI'? hal astanol with pear staffs, who wore see an amssing= isey with the WA poismist, sad he bead that they ea r los s leranol a ennui of the ma dam of Sir R. Wool to Mg= tows ges knomegis a . He hayed the hems veal alias no smog" towards the sea lb. wise wholly asissining of mil weld coyest modem Lord C. HAMILTON she dshoded Bit H. Wart. OM Di LACY EVANS pre a =Unary spin= In Wow FRANCE. PARIS, 714 DAT Eveurso. Althoesk it is affirmed that the President exerted ' himself t 4. suppress tie imprudent manifestations of imperial/it seal which ware called forth by the chant pogo* of the Illysis among the officers and sergeants of the snaitipal guard, the impartial chronicler cannot entirely acquit him of virtual complicity with such intempwite and mischievous demoastrations. To what end are the banquets given ? Why ere all the regiments of the gammon to be treated in micas aim P Not simply for melting down the presidential income, that were mere insanity, bat as an invest meet and deliberate calculation. The illicit toasts and exclamations of the banquet have excited all the more nodes frost their occurring on the eve of a joarney made in the hope of reviving the President's decayed popularity in an impor teat region, where Bonapartism always counts, when bard-pressed, open being able to mate a stand. Among the guests at the banquet of the Blysee were a great many membered a secret Bonapartist society, called the "Dix Decembre," which counts among its 5,000 members several old military officers and sub-' officers. But the most ardent zealots of this impe rialist club are of Cagigas origin. The existence of this society has been often signalised by the press, and never denied by the government. From its ranks are famished the troop of elopers that attend the President on his journeys of paraie, and the cones pendent' who describe the enthusiastic receptions e ven by the provincial population to the heir of the Ernperoll. The President of the Republic, according to the latest accounts, has definitively resolved to pass the fleet in review at Cherbourg as his return from Lyons and Strasbourg. One of the ministers announced this in tendon today in a manner nearly official. Three of the ministers, namely, General d'Hant pout, and MM. Binean and Ronher, will accompany the President on his journey. The Minister of Marine, M. itontain-Deefoselts, is going to make a semi-mari time excursion ; while M. Fuld, the Minister of Fiascos, assists at the sittings of the Council-General of the department of the Mantes-Pyrenees. The four remaining ministers, MM. de Lahitte, Baroche, de Parieu, and Dumas, will stay at Paris to attend tto he affairs of the government. A deputation of three persons from the municipal council of Marseilles, SIM. Albrand, Abeille, and Lombard, arrived today is Paris, for the purpose of promoting to the Minister of Commerce the remoo strances of the council against the late decrees rela tive to the board of health. M interesting ceremony yesterday was the inau guration of the statate of Luray, the famous surgeon of the imperial army, at the Val-de-Grace. Among the assistants at this solemnity not the least interesting portion was a cirri of 100 invalids, upon whom Laney had operated. It appeared strange to many that an occasion so intimately connected with the memory of Napoleon should not be graced by the presence of his nephew the President. Probably the eirearnstanoe of the government having recently sup pressed the surgical school of the Val-de-Grace wee the reason of his absence, as well as of that of the Minister of War. Grating to the ears of brh would have been the reproach of M. Baudens, the head surgeon of the Val-de-Grace, when he alluded to this sore subject. The hero of the day was Dupla, who walked in to the flourish of drums and trumpets, at the head of the commission of the monument. The statue of breeze, by David, of Angers, was unveiled amid the clang of "sonorous metal blowing martial *Decd.." Old Dupin, in a fit of happy inspiration, jumped up on the chair from which he presided, and delivered perhaps the best speech be ever made. He drew, in lively touches, the mission of the man whose hospital is the battle-field of his in'rrpid coolness and humane devotion. ) Larrey war wounded, while binding the wounds of others, in Egypt and at Waterloo, in the days of glory and of disaster. The President of the Assembly spoke with much feeling, and when he jumped down from his chair a general rush was made by his friends to embrace him. The government has given its consent to the crea tion of a lottery of seven millions, five of which are to be devoted to the transporta.ion of five thousand workmen of Paris as emigrants to California. Most people think the government has been duped by this alluring bait into the indulgence of a speculation, whose aim to rid Paris of dangerous subjects will be accomplished. The sitting of the Assembly to-day was entirely devoid of interest, being taken up wholly with the reading of the report on petitions. M. de Rothschild gave a grand dinner at the Jardia d'Hiver, on Wednesday, to the members of the Assembly, merchants, and financiers, previous to the dispersion of these notabilities for the vacation. Various touts were drunk—" To the union of all the parties of order ;" "To the prosperity of the capital and departments," &c. M. de Lamartine arrived at Marseilles on the 6ih, from Constantinople and Smyrna. He is expected at Macon. The Ami du Peuplo his been seised to-day. There was a slight improvement at the Bourse to- day. The men of commerce did not conceal their satisfaction at the breaking up of the session, and closing for some months of the Assembly, which they regards' a volcanic source of political excitement. The metallic reserve of the Bank of France has in creased t millions in Paris, and somewhat more than 1 million in the provinces. The discount aooom modation shows an angmentatioa in Prins of about lt millions, and a diminution in the departments of 41 millions, the amount of the former bring 61,374,799 fr., and of the latter, 75,131,028 fr. The protested bills have diminished in Paris about 60,000 fr.; and in the branch banks, about 6,000 fr.; the amount of the former being 2'22,3491r.: and of the latter, 1,383,469 fr. On the side of the liabilities, the notes in circulation have fallen off in Paris 9 mil -1 lions, and in the provinces 11 millions. The account- current of the treasury has increased 4 millions, the present amount being 62,369,240 fr. Private accounts current in Paris have increased about 11 millions, , whilst in the country they show but little change. the amount of the former being 69,314,693 fr.; and the latter, 23,394,125,r. The whole amouut of the me tallic reserve is now 446 f to 507 f millions of notes in circulation. The report of the committee on the bill demanding • credit for the Minister of War orators than 12 millions for the maintenance of the effective strength of the army beyond that determined by the budget of 1860 was yesterday distributed to the Assembly. It ad mits that the minister has been compelled by the force of circumstances to exceed the credits allowed. It states besides that, in order to own* within the limits of the original budget, it would be necessary to immediately send 64,000 men to their homes, and con sequently to reducet he general effective streog th for the rest of the year below 345,000 men, which would be a'tended with serious inconvenience, and the more so, as the reduction would affect thesub-officers, corporals, and the best trained soldiers. The report of the committee on the propositions of certain representatives for authorising an extraordi nary meeting of the Councils-Cieneral in the event of a revolutionary crisis in Paris, was yes t er day dis ltribated to the Assembly. The report, in accordanee with the propositions, recommends that, in the event of the executive powers being unable, from force THE EXPREBB, SATII*I4I r 9,, Al NOTICE FROM LLOYDS'. This morning my principal, Mr. Nontetenten, tee wen of Lloyd's. wu 'rented by Lieut. Hansen. mxtr..ier of the Schleswig-Holstein gun-boats stationed here. sod directly afterwards conveyed on board the reamer also lying here, which immediately left for T .antleg him nn board, whence the consul will prabsbly be conveyed to Kiel or Iliendsburg. .:..The consul reserved to himself all his feet: eights to the very utmost extent, because he ems c.tuipelle.l to yfe tal, ash* was unable to put obstacles in the wty of force. By order of the consul I have mule this cenununtcation. With respect, J. M. Louisa, Autheriscd Delegate. neigisesre, to parties their legal action, G Ossaissal elassakthave the right to immediatel "ITl'll* and same from among thank members two Com m.4tnY4 The members Anima to farm part of ee.emission would assemble at the shi e r military division, and form a graad se en ; i 7",:f tts Alas nassalaree Galled for by circumstan ce : " 54 0dt general of division would have the right of d 6' 44 a state of siege in the went of revolui turbans:es taking place. The loco e d th . ` )-- „ 4I Y would, at the same time, Woe ouch mess ree --- 2 31 'N Bretexpedient to catty oat th e isomadmikme • vies, of SOUROE. PAM.% Am-Ul ate I c ar46* *7 tkarq• 10 / 11 118 pie OWL M 97 * )--"•••• poreara . 97 0 90 91 97 s. in 7 . 7 io; I da • In 3. 4( per Owls. • 4 re ....... Olt.r e gr. ................................... • lOU .—.7 Wane bum rtaii Do. • Lam 1430 . • • Tmovry I.9l.lmast 419.9085t5. SS • Bank Rum 13009.0.-4 nermaia, 493; Yeto•9k. cried . ems Odens e ws MI; Pine and tam 595; !William and hair. i l l 7,r'0,34 Pine s sad o afVale 80 ; sag 381 7s • e t ,, eld Weshowrs ‘Ol team names, • • ' • SPAIN. A -1.- Lord Howslea bee MADRlD,presentedhs er,d„„„',7l Queen Isabella as British Minister The Cortes, which ire about to be di,s,,lvett/.• convoked afresh in October, when oho d Will he brought forward. gel 1.; ! ITALY. ROMAN STATES. The cardiaala are goin g to h old est raordi to mel e ting th a plorna Th tic eog rp et i c are law spo s, k a n lre a d ofyam, onramtta:ipoim l of appearing. GERMANY. PRUSSIA. da A ted te ße lerra rlisr, bi lu d g isP . 7 a , tc e h tates in ;h i lt °the .•etior.i-ofocial...' • ;,ne organ oontradicts the report of the Ccesalier stn's renal. BADEN. The Grand Ducal Gezete,, published at Car:o4 e , contains the following proclamations: We, Leopold, by the grim, of (iod, Grand Doke of Bike and Duke of Zetteingen, are graciously pawed en spilt tra, reassembling, on the 28th in s t ant , o f the f!lmii. b etbrs; coinllsaiora"rseddebpyuotiacsr o o r f di' loOth Muc cba S ai 2 ber .i, s L io d gai t "l : themselves on the day mimed. Carlsruhe, Aug 1, Ibso. LEOPOLD TO3l Use , . no:1 . Leopold, &:. In connderation of the law of March 50 of rest authorising the collection of the direct and indirect tisu yet; gs (sr the mouths of March, Ap r il, an d May hauler esswien. tins of the order of May 30, authorising tire eoi-aeuo: tales for the months of June and July ; nattily, la tam of section 62 of the congtitirion, we have. s;:i :b e advice on the proposal of our ministry, rer.,,,0, at: to ordain—the direct and indirect taxes which fsli logi m tti months of August and S•ptemher of this year sea:. be tai. lected in the proportion hitherto prevaiiine. Arany! er the existieg law. and tariffs. LEOPOLO Rvasst'sak Carisrube, August 1, 18.50. BERLIN, Al:OUIT B.—Voluntary LOU, 10/4 New 5/v0 Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cer.'s Nelooal •a, Commercial Manna Society's Premium.: ••s, base Stoll, 971. Four par C A •L• Cit .7b4 7 4l —F li o a e ck pe S rC a;t r il 171711 ' on London, 11.34. DENMARK AND THE DIXIIIF-i, The Cologne Gaeette has two telegraphic despite:As from Rendaburg, dated Aug. 7 and 8, and stating its; in the morning of the 7th, at 11 o'clock, a terrible explosion took place in a laboratory for the menu. facture of shrapnells. A portion of the boitd:ng was b'own op. Many houses, chitty in the Altsted% (the most military part of the townl, were wc.h damaged ; and, according to later atom% of •te fitb, 200 persons were k.lied or danger.u.ly injired; 80 had already been buried. In the Altstadt scarce/ a house was uninjured. A telegraphic dop.tic'a of the Bth, from Hamburg, in the same paper, says : The post from here to Friealrichstadt bee `e^ otiiErrf to turn beck. The reason has not tranepirvi Tir it is knows, lite on the north bank of the Eider. as an far from the western coast. Notating has rearh, , i hers respecting any advance made by the Dales. •••; Gaak prisoners have bean brought into Algona from R.11...'2 . 41.. There have been some attempts at a di s t ur b s :ice :u Altona, on account of the prohibition by the so•.: - ..7r.. ties of a public meeting called to support the :Ion? :f the Schleswig-Holsteiners; but order was ri s: !red ty Ithe ordinary force, without the aid of the Prnereas military, who, however, were quite ready to I. A ; crowd gathers every evening at the railway-ea:l:n :o wait the arrival of the Rendsburg train, and sty me known to be, or su.peeted of teirg. a weed of !: - .e Danes runs great risk of severe hactLrg. The cry, " on the slightest provoesu, is Ile is en Dan," raised m gh. The following letter, which appeared in pan of ozr impression yesterday, has been received a: I.:oycle% Its tenour we do not profess completely to TA:err:and [MANIIIATION.I Wick-os•Fobr, Anzust 1. MALTA AND TIIE LEVANT. We have received oar correspondence from Ma . ...s and the Levant. Our correspondent's letter of 1.4 2nd lost. from Malta states that the fleet sti I cx. tinned cruising otf the island. Sir W. Parker was still ashore, but when the Queen cime in he woiLii hoist his tlag on board her and go out in her. Ita crews of the ships were perfectly beallby. the 44:h has lost 100 men by cholera; the ti9rb only two, and the artillery one. At Sumo's, where the naval arsenal is, the deaths had been .50 per diem, and we» now 32. Ths total number of cases was supposed to be 527, death 3SO. In Valetta there were not more than six cases a day. '!'here is no news from Constantinople or Athens. TRH lONIAN ISLANDS. We are glad to me by the enbioined letter from Lord Charles Fitzroy to Lord John linsl. , e':l, the there is some prospect of the wrongs of the loniarJ being taken into consideration by the Premier : To the Right Hon. Lord John Russell, &e.—Nly Lord,—l am happy to hear that your lordship (though you will not allow of the royal commission) intends taking the lonian affairs into consideration, and I trust therefore seriously. Rely, my lord, on your early impressions, that the people, in their re monstrances against the acts of their governor, are not always in the wrong. Neither need you be stir primed that intelligent persons in the lonian Islands have similar feelings with yourself on that point. . Therefore when a legislative assembly, nominated by the Lord High Commissioner, thanked that Lord High Cimmissioner for his acts in Cephalonia, in suppressing an insurrection, contrary to all the facts of the case, justice, or reason, you should not be surprised in a new parliament which immediate:y followed (the representatives of which, under a new law, were really elected by the people), that the oil deputies from Cephalonia should have entered the lists in opposition to the Lord High Commissioner, himself having thrown down the gauntlet in defiance. There are two points open to abuse, either of them detr imental to the cause of true lattice and constitutional government in those mule; the one, the irresponsible high police power vested in the Lord High Commissioner, and hie equally irreeponsib!e power over the revenue of the country. Fear may cause the first power to be abused, bat It declares Itself; the other power is abuse, being silent in its operation, is olio more dear ~'~(~' .