The Express. — London, England, 1860-11-10 00:00:00

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AHow me to submit to. you l iAzielko, •kw re wk, on that speech whisk aeon Asys ago, WI spoken in your name, during your illness, listorti thi' parriament as ambled at Turin. irk RIMP UW4I4 saw cay 4 1101Arder ginisenl 111,11: 4111 gflbrel 1144.0 av 11011$ dr Nasal calahe awn 1:1.0041 LIM UM 3.. i• Lae I.B* UN UM UM Pie IS tab. 119 • u ss DIVIDIEtb NMI can now be bought t., pay Jl‘e II pee awl PIICOM6I7II should be bousU at sea tar an lemsdlityp oul?mase t _ _ No ILO esteems more highly than I do your abilities and integrity ; and you are known throughout Europe to be equally just and humane. rare _ ZI 7 Pardo Slick mg Ma Mali. came. 11, 01.1 11 =1411net. IBMs*. IC. e wad FRINOR irINNYARD ASSOCIATION, MadM 11/ JoIIiSON Marie lli t s Z =Prat. y. Ilk prep Pp Pm loam ups ... 175. mums MAIM° Ps sad Mk Iter Iwo ims. Mc . =arca rat woolotos Us. awl Pi ant *main na. .." Ara • p••• ,see of Pe lust visa of /nom BMW sat nker Pm In the speech to which I refer, you condemn the pension decreed by the Pro.Dictatm of &oily to the &White family of that Milano who attempted to liberate hie eematry from a cruel king, against whose house all Italy is now in arms. Consider what thousands of the wisest and best among your countrymen have sickened sod died in the impenetrable gloom and pestilential sir of his dungeons. One single blow of one single patriot, such as Milano, would have delivered the victims of this Minotaur. Among the crowd of hie pri soners, one perhaps might at this hour have been displiy- Mg, in part, the eloquence of an Azeglio, soother the ester. prise of a Garibaldi. Conspirators are foolish and wicked. Milano was no con spirator. He relied on his own right arm, sad God's. Con. @pirate's stake many lives against one ; therefore, both for public and private serious, they ought never to *Mat. The patriot pits his owa against a life that la bleating his coun try. I have never dissembled my opinion that tyrannicide is the highest of virtues, aseusination the beast of crimes, vindictive, selfish, unprofitable. There is no danger of coy but a priestly arm being raised against Il Re Galant - mom Primo. How many grieve at this hoar that his father failed in saving theirs, and that they woe delivered over freak stranger to stranger, sheep and fold together. Ia deb nee of tyrannicide it is puerile to cite the example of Greeks and Romans, and pedantic to show logically that what is above is oat ; consequently, that what is above the law is out of the law. We have lately beard talk of inexorabie logic ; let this logic be inexorable and proved practically. ff: 1, ~ . Awn elm elbow los pal et Os 11•11 Um it INN& sad Arandlas4kgal r2.1c1...1ikb book br lb* pairaillft mod NpM pas s". ram..l a .orlaimers telpe sod ybourvisompr mesh oases. JAMMingsl spy Layouppol; SIMI if/ T. X. sifillY as Ca. Llisergasainpit, LC. Briciumrs 131411NADERS. St. James's -ITU? MONT it Ilttudry of ten Mt. al S. allaipliss mid 10.14001 , c 9 •2 dell 7 boa al tat 1.-4‘ THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BOOMS 1 1 atmalla Belaart.-11 listablfsbaaaat pferisdaraill 4141 far the tree Ned meeteins bratty et Ile inn Q i P I T& C t r a l. =W s, l e aF e r k eteeett Mod peter= seleetkee treat the Opine mad Wl_ _gm/ Ilpseribe how mete. Dom sow as lefr an perm et the setehlkohatent, la 11014111' WIGRAM ..d WNW (el lookaal LINZ of "'ACM 11111711 t. Attila La.-1 or )I MOM, IL\ Port !bap, Direct (to km ly Lido is TrinDAT SY UM of Nornmber, caking it Pep with . inks•l4 MPH XOIIIOLI. •1, •Olit= J allrfil.D. COMMA. in the La tads n i b Alp now on oil Mom 11,14 and none sob. Iwo,' fie gaikefi widie deliplele fie Umislfilies.inkolk, Torlialinn Kook lonnez. caw lavenrii• m i l g r i rc o and Weil szprool7 tee the weave t ft e. %emelt.. Mr eeseumedetteme id gloom of nor mem trongium4 sal On Ira sew onsorkissol vow& —r.r MOM or plow imply to 1111aos• •Vosen owl oopo .tai Mom Um, Maim not ISM 111 toolnokoll now Olnlins -..pd from tondoiton IVOTIO/L—WLVESand SPIRITS st REDUCED 130U01111 whoa i et.palose. erlth 4. lasi fa report, pest tree on spiglostioa. Claret Vim ordiselm. betties isetratled..pet doom NIL Clieldis . White 8ua.17, DWI Hock or llos Ilaftetssid serry I 4 Oa smish4d r eef i• lamely tad SW pet deree both AM's* Peet red Shim N► ad aft %Until AM.., Malebo sad Aleauttllede Otti. sineesth. —. Dargeady In. Ddatlt Rehm* the very leek tes. wee we deem cow leme=ireap et the stove on rents et so alma 111101194 Sum/. lasamr A BOYL L ZOOM. Wisibuil-street, Pier aiftasor th b, mip isr.2:l2? essit="l. CUTS wiort b. 01111.11014 4 MIL Drib Rile Vi m& • . . . . NULirMARSALA BRONTI M . WII% a or veared duty lia . adr dome : du idy aft Ankaas. - —L ArdOlfAlltea JIMA tor eTAMPI?IO ta.fttle". ll !q tl !A. RAM.E4241144-- u e v Odal p, hfr it Itl i gel y ON es4 to riiti.‘:.riviriA STAY .HIP CsoNTAh Inbred denjulehlag r prorated lies Screw aad atesneall=ag . aildneswilaca micrt sessenness .I.4nkiteu as ISKLY kl.oll LivfiuruoL Fos lavi TOIL PITY nY MANCHINTIEN. Wednesday. Noe it V tid WABNINOTON. Wedgemby, Neu. 21. Ili I. Redwoods,, Nov IL Aad every succeeding Wednesday. pareartv. Is. 17. audit aka" according to the soma. wart Y.n ward SlalaSa, a pilaw, taeluding all proviaions ;ar.l Paseenders Canada and the Western States hocked each oa very advastageoes lernia—For further particalan .ppg 10 ILLIA II IN NAY , Water. street , Liverpool ;xM MI" end WACKY. ft, Meg Wllllsaastreet, City. 4 a47lol4faillsioZil.7;l4 - 17Tree ." b . = 174171741 . proosi so **Mr Sapplool by 7110.4. NOM 00l rO l grw op ho, vtra, and Num yoeycluato upwards of 47 yours = 4 * o 1. t oddy 01 Usooln'okin. Lualis Cow W.C. Prior Hato c soplivAloo. Choke oil polo QOM 00404 7. 704. per doom lieper quire@ tor le.:'snpordne foolscap , aa. per reenen pa, 41. ed. It ZDDlliti GABBS, WILDDING IN VELMA !BMA SIONB to the CIL11110111( DIAWNEIt. and BALL. ?BMW and ISTAIPIID fa SILY with ALVA or CUM to the kINI faahloo. CARD-PLAT' ANTLY INGRAVID and ISO ips, SUPLIFINZ CARD@ for Ile. Id.—Oteerve, at HEM` BODitIOUBr well-knows ealahloinassh 42, PIOCADILLY, two dam teen Recirrilleolreet. QTEVICNS and SON, 78, Biihopogate-etreet Wilda PRICLI or 101.71/a st LILDUCID DUTY. Pate beet be Weed, Vs., 1 superior, Ms., Sea. /or down ; Mt*. esperior old created, eta., M., lb, Ws.. Wore" good, lea, : ditto, superior fib or Mom M., M.M., pee doses : Claret, One Via las., : M. Mills,J de., e1e.,42a . Chateau Marpitur„ eda, ; db., 4N; Most, Perrier Joliet, Cheat. Ws., IN., di. TM. Emus : Warta* finest Boodles, Ma ; Lisbon. den or . 10i_por doom Wises of OUlet em.delpitim equally ream. Deivend within Iv* gaik• fres ssisess. Terme cask. WEof MASK—W. CUBITT, Bog., the IL Mayor Z3ect.—See the LONDON RIVIRW and INSULT JOURNAL of THIN DAY, Nov 10. Peke nreepence. —Mee, 11. fienthemptott-etreet, ntnuid. Among the Athenians, Harmodios and Aristogeiton had personal motives ; among the Romans, Brutus was invidious of anotber's irepremacy both in the senate house and the camp. Beside, these men were pagans ! Let us see whether true believers on the highest mat, on the very pinnacle of the Temple, have not invited to the murder of princes. Do we not am, immediately be gotten upon the body of Mother Church, do we not see His Holiness, His Beatitude, lay His hand upon the head of a hired murderer, sad bless it, and bless the sword at his skis, reeking with Christian blood If such be the GUN can we wonder that vengeance is awake and stirring' Can we wonder that many are lamenting the km of Milano! Must we sot rather wonder that the humane and beneficent Aseglio would repress the hand which is holding out a pittance to the orphans! Oct. 27. WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR. L Weekly Nasabera, Twopence, and In Monthly Pasta, Nine pins', to be conapialed to about 50 Weekly Number'. No. 1, 111., trad Part 1, .94 , ready Nevember 1, ILLUSTRATED UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER. Idlted by W. P. A 111311011.1, i q. P.Z.0.11.. Loadoe : Haddon and Wright, 06, Patentoater-row. :▪ NlCE—Thar Stamen ash at Cork Ilarboar. ea holt ea want aid homeward to bad aad maw Naha BJUTISH sod NOR H AXERIOAN ROYAL BEAN mutt, appointed la the delimbally t. Ma Pet.," f 1 t ERPOOL sad NSW TORN Meet. and M. Cars LIVE itl•tto )1. aid DileTON, the Babes alp, eaa et IIatIVAN bad and receive perempis and bee blaje l aZ g o sat The iollowna ether Tomb are appointed to utt iron In StBIA. f.a Inle•Ti IN. %tardy, Nor, 17. • t..A. 4K NEn Volth dived. Batardn7. Not. U. • Tail tererneer. and p.ods tor Neilson and Harass, to be haladrrred at New 1 nrt on lewd tho XMAS. Karnak. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg requalrod. lonian Sot berror sear wise. MAL BARLOW 8 TAM' CASK PTAND.—No waste ee sodimmt disturbed is Maw; will rem Its east &handrail id& T. Mt arks of *eery dos Trice trust 9s. opwor‘it SARUM'S AUTOMATON 4ANDliit MULL —Warraated to sore toe too deo& peg. Trice 114 iagrorlags gratis. BARLOW'S NO MIAT BCREILN.—WiII roost ITCwith moo/1 IRA mil me too at rood per year. 234. W'S POTATO MAIIIIIL—The ealy seethed to soak Oro to Mar 114.. 74, So N.& . . direst io JAM M MARLOW. 14. Moo 1/1111ami• Meet. Jana**, mad Memos. tietie Pil• THE PRAIRIZ FLOWER. Hy 0171111AVI ADIAID. Now reblakkagt Ike WlllOOllll Or T. The largest, clasps* sad wed Mead perbilled el Ow me. U. Weekly. kiwks 1 " 1016 . saa WV* fa, Palernoeter.row. This day la psblialie4 pries ft. dd., cloth ink ILLUErfRATED BOY'S OWN STORY -IL a Volume far gasser Days end Whim, Nights. for the Encouragement, Amusement, and "aeration nit e titi at Selma or at Home. London : Ward and Loa, 16a, Pleetetreet. - SOPA. foe boTliN. ‘aturday.liee. 1. hew. Emery. Including le•wanre tee sae eroeletons. bet 'Meet else. fe tieeoot, which se be ebleisee se board :—To Late awl Dates, Wet cable. MB: rend cable, Mt To Ike T. 44 elitist dia. ; ememl NM% 6* Freight le Mit kik" MI ire York a per tes,, per cast wow Pant week it sash mil war& Time bowl mesumaelseasa kr a 110.11 M worpor of NNW esthi 105 mew" —Yrs prow or sew irdituallse wipe. 3. IL Wm& It OW trai44lrest Imams Omit Nom NA It llare hors. rule ; mil J. lons, Itmearmak.rbvst, Uhrisow ; Ont D. led Ihel Wien, Qesembsen ;sr 15. mg Ylver, *Men . rleA misilied siker Is es ever/ =lbis ; A sags ams OPIIIIO 7 BI battatkea—listabilabed LW. A PIG FATTENED in HALF the USUAL TIMIr., awl the haeots upwards of Tempera, pot pm/ araperl.a to quality. throa* the dal:y use of Iwo 11111 1.7Wank THokLEV'S YOOD for CATTLL kedaced prices: lionsk losa. Wars, 444 few* will mama 40a moss. asellg=4llll beds. to packets, 4.14. Carriage pald ta Ray raging l• W UMW lileiOna. /060111 THORLEY, Or Livia awl ask lhoopelmar. • Tamplilet post Me. Mom Iliawalasiray, Cileekelsa-rosel. Instrirer, agouti regalrid is wiry lowa whore mar an aim* amidst This day, an entirely original work, never before published, dedicated to Jahn and .Daniel Wouester, and tatter= with ti "The Detecve's Note.Dowit".guicip Di AR T of as EX-DETECTIVE. 1 modem : Word sad Lock, IW, llututreet. WHY THE HUNGARIANS ARE DISSATISFIED. It, will ationeotal Weeds, leap. fto, pn f irigSED WAX/ • Story of the Swot Pollee. IF Wien !amuse, Antler 4. The l'oor " Dead nowt; to. Lewin: Ward .at Look. 161 , Iffootetrost LONDON and COUNTY BANKING COMP& NY. Nollet la HOMY 01Y1Cf, Oat We Umbra at Oda pry Yoe Ma day °PINED a NANCY BANK al Ihair Tow gam Prvaalort Nu. 79. IMOZZIATCH.—Pig ardor, W. MciIWAN. Onsial lilanagar. Lerhis. oct. 11, VS& ADllda4thltiu 360 illaatrraa rt y ß lCOla v enteN si t . Landes : Ward aad Lock Via. 11•44,4in5t CarJIMMY= NADA "wrthatt diga , by e LONDOT INTSSISOTt OOKPANT I. M. ==am *god& ii daft bib o tish =est attar sp il i t repaysblo by ow obbed b yet mob No MI iiromis alum iii. Cbgibil. 9 os So Aim aOnad al «a k. lbsziodosm sod Sus ma myyliyilsb. AIMS= Jill BOST. Maya fikedfa. WHEATSTONICB HARMONIUM{ (gtiel) O. .11.1 oak mak momeemeloomi by dam osrsvor eberrbe. rha1..14 Soho* m.. Iwo Ow len emoodo el an .1 PI. 14.1 .taslity of tom. in mot icirmoldp aad mad do ss4 resulre tunny Out nese. S.. trans my@ octave% trod OC. &oft Plikhl II With ..... 'top. OM OM le WM% T. gam ow NA mad a Wise illesisr& IS Wits Mr.. %mom allomllio Idle Moms U Wks Throe IS Imp ado = .4s. lont ib l e de U With hie Nem Fro ode et Noh MOM e'opm bro Siao et bpotoo, Moe U %lib lie Raupa. Ilim Med WhooMoom AMU SO i be Iwo sod did dived.* banned mama rfiN de UAL La osimmire SONWINOSINS of Tema II en , ...thrio. WU on Oho loMod looprodoomis. I'lMo ...F by ell ami Co lommoNoo awl Isiomhor WOW Om. r.rtl.a. T Coadoe4/6601. Zegiiiatisal, tashis. I:PERU/A PLANOPORTIS.— Main. 1.3 [null oat 00.„ elossil. Cana on Plena ..d. not losisloo. Nib on int also Maasam ora l Z palm polosson. is.. b WO TIM). l'litioll PLAIRffunTE. noon S -As., non Is alaind to be nod to any notional Wan I y.u.41.114, nand to the lt is I. II v•iit Ins ton asste non wan oda% Out tonio , rd sea fria.• WA •5•41, la alas a 11. utak so an U. toms aiilwlgh .4t. I. Pa SAIL non Intimmnlo ani of onon•took aft* No abed sag San Man ad so Sat tlay ay to_tiossd la lie wan at Is sai le rta i t ants.: ?. 000 Tip atm baniumeas prepand Mr nem.* tams. Mamba es. alliton sal ilto lab toll. pin We od mg loalmoils bon Os nod aim{ polomr. boo ft itilisalln VON II N =TILL IMPORTATIONS far PRE- N../ PIN LAM ON —T. A. AM NON NA mipseitudir arrea. t. &At •11•111•611 perms OA awpww ressisiag ktremerrell lergersarelimAs of 211.71.4 rITITABLI MAL.% I ATP& rod 141 resin ml Os ar moo sit Ornlinerre Cleriarr soma—T. A. & sad Ca salt a. blew .4 a "Mt le Wiped Oak Misr red dim* raw DAL varying 4 prism rea n purrsrun IA le /48/4 ere A thr luvrA nor riot alsolos A. isimisut god Oen. 11111111 441. ea Ara Ark tormara droning am Ammo ropriese. W berardvesk red A ank41.0111; rrA Purr Car 41. Arra VALUER al GOLD.—WATHINSION and asoungir. kr Obi lohnuillis at Ow MUG aid Oat surginr har..6 Os nabs Os Oillmbe imempluml 424 5AL1141106.114 bibs spuriml 1661 es •••• 214 tretlit4 Yr swat =I be Ale 904164142 11/ 4144 61466110•4 44 se leis 4410.41. i i i/ Wag dloupl 1•14 fa 1•4114 ar alial6 Saws ON 11 1 •• N cards M. le 11146•16 AA 1 61 114arale .AOII 10 4 4,11 44 61* 11 neva . 1 11 wide . 1 • si pm Alum 40416. .sl6 76 7 mew 16 11 New. 41• 1162014.. 2 ILS 1 •isrsie 11 10 mai ,111/11212 as4ll. . 0 * • soma • 17 $ a 4444611 117 1111 1114m16.. 11 6 • 4 ousts 014 $ .rOO. 14 6 1114114164 .ss 10 s.rw. 010 Ti 1144464 * 11.•.14.. I 111 1 Ism& .. • 1 1 11 eras. s 7 • 16•16140.. 1U * 1 t 1•/... • 0 1 likanal owl 14 11141141411640461. 420161..41" NC. Imam bi =lNry m 41 Mks awil Jorerhay 184 16 or& 11.1 71116 .1.0 0111§12, oink& sod so 11•11114/0 MI •♦,l4rt. ELECTRO-PLATZD SPOONS sad JOBES .s X IGLU au.vii. irLDATITA _ . T a h k *Pow per ils.• TeNbe torts ' 1 11 • Deem =I Lterni " 1 II • Taaperis . I iii • aoiid 6. luirrium•Bc•DlL • I. I LONDON CARPET WA11.11101782. wave' ired Kos mesa aa sop m er. a their ramie* Oh of cwww:ga. ikam. Mike snittant, w th• trast: Yr MU itwassaut. arttesieers. Up., chlette.. de ,dr Mlelr. matteketure M elm eityl. dieursiwo red & d.ede.etrod, add IS add W. rdeldimeemori-nda, N. FAsv camas, coucliza, and BED& 1.10.* NIUTMMIS lan ,a. ell an Mel empiete nal NN7Mast Moros. Peek up la ern igen kr tos6 Alin, t *is: 44 fist items K agiPort arl `valid. Wa 11...v.4 frt.. PkvelEs. DVIXS'S CINEMA N WAX CANDLES, .17 4i pew urittsh VU sr gem le. &I trans. ' , strut ..ar. > /what wu re. ed. ; beg gem >r . bgaule erg. la Id . ; popeop mem se VU. IL JAL . eoraratto...g . arid gebbale Paberee's leak IbL ; ; ; nsuldr: l a • ogginui. 4 e *I pit Wks : yam &am A. Y, Slid Sea per 11 ANL woottled. iK : diberms legibly. la 114. per wig rooming. twrini Wises" Is.: VWIS Illaise& la 44; Mary. ot &&e. /& Moral. I& eg—gre ark al IL P. DAVITS mai 4g!e'l ebbeggikbed wergreak U. IL Morlig&legr, ( Urge-ens& Igegere. 11.4 QEA KICIEN DE PR IC VENTIVE. —JOZZAI7B ► —The Arrows le ma *tam an Immo to I I mly who hem el{wrirner.l t 4, gad from the km et it way N. pftwistod tame }win.. ye by NS 4111 booboos es artis mow oases ors sickness owisolosi frosentia =7. ormonimi km as rewasseimiled. Mod. and 14 ..4..4. Mr .I..tror ha. log oitatilohistato Is Leming and Pori. gtly naptMt to OMB the (lamori. Gael baring kpra 0" .. w 5. litt• terrible Mem W mosimlrd. otter mom mt. rogrt.i. 0p... %unroll. le arrnides ads lavalinbas apelike. wt. Ah. utw . t. the polar with the Moore tombilooso ot wir mo 04.1 eTtf) u.nrraw fi satoty. Nod by a Jonas, Irsael* . 11- em.g, to. llormarliot, Lomb^ sod n. k.. It Viwaiw. M.. se per bun . tree by pipe. 3, Th. A4l..lbit bes recrl•ed . - %ff.-4 ha. — , esti plere• la besialls b See 1110 to hat Mr ...n the ere wee erneliehelei of aseekliszo. Del three . pale wait heeled Teen. M. P. les. Net ..oare. July I, DMA" FriaROYAL COURT NOIRI ANTIQUES, guises& the drew worth 1111; the hew 'lrked chocked red fancy .ilk. how owe swasalt. till deem ; blh clks the obeyed asset beet to Itahlww4 ewe pales; the new Irpy. brim dress.. mad Wag dratr i r OA& . full dress. Mrs lfrlh fa wet pal &ea The beet *wo k Is ed. eery 411. ; KAM Ise 111111arill headkerehleth IN* *LOY. sed 1 yeses the dews, woath three Uwe, the WPast m iva ale ieres et every deleriptioa. BAK LI it SM. sad elliMlNlS ifiadslosatnet. SPECIAL ANNOUNOZWINT.- Tee NSW MA` CH VITABILYSIIMENT et a MOS ar SON, at re COS/411 el TOTTENHAM Cot ILT-110AD rd lIVIITON.IOAD, was OSMIUM on T 1.7 EMMY, the 6th November with an ramie and rievred STOCK et ILKADY-ILADI CLuTII I h it, lATI. MOILEZT, BOOTS and nelOl,M, de., for adults and have rill Area IL MOM sr lON ber embereared to render this 1A.131141- EOl4 wry. Yw .q u=4. i:ebe pne:.l Drew* they have 161 and veer horse of Ste retro- SI". sad einderlr warmest three to tbls= the and vecenerenteot hitherto tber nada a CNitlOUanc• of the was. ivory determine i been fundele-.E aith an entirely sew aeett of the earni6Mennabbt and weer ant. =nor The SESPOILI TALLOSINO DEPART MEN I hat been enp- CI L lth a mimed Aertntent of the Latest Home and Yoram writli durability of material and watt tar asslimi to be the promassul characteristic' of las taw. ltta aelnallalosat may be viewed at say time Amiss bagmen Imisa, IMMO aped& lavitialem Z. MOMS mid S Nt. aim:Han TAUA Ra. WUOLLIN 2111AIW Warne. ROMA MOOT and SIPA MAIM" em2ll (111TVITTELS. 111•611 IIosno—ODYNER of XIXOILIZI owl ALDIMIII 1111 W OZPOIROSTAZILT. occur of 1.11n41111111: WAX= of IffITIMAJ11.00171T•110AD mod gIIIITON-101D. 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Taterantcr.rvw. paII S ENTIAL ittfITA A L ow LIMANCt '""'":" - "SOSO . 201,&TOMVI Rawls: . •Nu happy, my Lord Mayor aod gentlemen, that it does not ttevffireithlNT mad LoAN • •' 1 NOTIck is BARIST OIVIN Met • MEWLS orounm 1 • ______• • '• f • ' ... .... • -•••••64.mommo• • • . ,• • I 611 to our lot on the protect occasion to meet yon, as some- Wart NO .eg the ghiesheldersit glii Anweislies win be had Ilhe imp* In edelealkm of the LW • thaw bee been the es " with inin ietete who have been at the Olkee, lsidt.l4.lsithkaogiewilon, on tixTtilt- • : ati min fir' glimiskm• night' to. Gm i inetted be this esserslily—te 'sleet you with gloomy fore- Wit the soul day d amismist INO, s t et aka ts Me saws , 't noon prearlialo, to S u m igesessma Ist trendeming Se OW VS Maim with the WastossmY i Wings, which It was their Ina mad duty to endeavour to himilenes et swam SUN • • reflat ,_,' I alga It is grotifyiog at the prosiest moment to AND Nagel MOND Ufaill" T IVg aa l= 1 '..Cres•• the et ...„ ..... "! descent" s cunaist ed et •' he able to say that, whether we took to the wnleri of at the east end, re to i SS he held as Si mar pless edw itghssir, ens musoliey, the ak F"'" . • ()Met B r im* fool De i b, f data of our industry at home—to the develop *, of Nowenteso leek te Or otherwlse Morse:4as is .., , . mita wigs llY &guy e d, i t , the o w n I swag of our commerce abroad—to the success of our be send at ma fa irmatimed By order of anglers. thse es WWI. cif the Gwen, end netter- mos, where unhappily our arms have been compelled to IffigNßY liAltetN, searetary. I s w ath Feelnksff M. il=abld by &Unusual Aimee of era (and our relations with foreign powers are friendly with ge ledgatealti, Lc., Nov. I, 11010 , I SIGMA iteabnd. and ~ all the world, with the mull exeeptias at that aouatry with Tim wint inwe leishims the sou oil chamber, and when we an mewed in • oonteeti—or whether we look to different anie-romits, were onsaminted with Bowers ma ak a t i es. A ii fi Z e sass a the prospested around pesm—l sax hippy to my that which. by pawed appropriate maim ever way we tarn our eyes the wend prospect is at all skids war of Iliminenpine, with • cleverly mearesa swaths satisfactory. (Hear.) My LortiNsJor sod gentlemen, t.alb . th„,,eo,..pa were ow a l th eatractim a baa ..._ sllosion has been mak to these brilliant successes which, _rad, R.N. by 711461. =two ° miniatures 0044 of _ s ww la semen with the arms ot our great ally, our gallant army o awe . A v e l e m.. •by xi. W. d. O. D o h ar t ip. 0011 007 have achieved in the remote ',Moss at Chita. It diellingabed eg la gemat ma thisymsdred mad most indeed be s proud satiafactirm to every English' man pared githugh the hell te the Temithieneassa, ago warmly to see that the prowls of our two services is as great and lui almed. rikl Ilardiniem Aallialsedre. lard Palmdistinguished as ' it ever has been, sad that under whateve r a the t risi y =k: Taiim Hera Lord Mayor, the Lady May the sheriffs dithaulties they may be called upon to perform their duty, and the iseespury Included hoed Pa n , the) their exertious and their exploits will always be equal to Len' Count Persigny (the French Ambusador), I say recorded in the Moss of history. (Hear. bear.) But the Pe= w hiehemealee, the Dube of Somerset, th e tar - them is ene eirtuosetemae moulisrly matffyisi in that disks , .the Marquis of Salisbury and the Mar- met , twiumw m a I u m, the m e s a . ..Amity w hi c h chasms@ of Salisbury, Lonl John Rummell and lady -______„__, Jobs Lord h a m, th e oj a ht H on. el messesuo Imam, gar braes and these of 004 ally the C.' Lai.. . th e a - 16 L a ohooner Impart* of the .Ifrewals-- (hear, bear)nti cordiality end as . the Honduras Minister, the eemperatiaa masoilested in the language of the commanders r. ..gtveim.4l.-tora Jews- duo* No., hat commands' paying a just tribute of on. S. H. w a i rt g ei . p i me i x i .. wa wa * • 80 , y . & hisnaffie to the hiravery, skill, and' enterprise of aiL 644l. , B a rt., M.Y. , Right ll ma m a p ee l , awe with whom he was to-ow:mating. But, my M.P. . t Hem. J. W. Maths/ MP., (bet. Orloff Leg Mayor and punches, we ought to draw a still Davidoff, Le Prince escape' Lien, the fbereing of the more important lesson from that most happy fact. If the Preach Ambusador, Mr. S. Whi Hamilton, the Hon. H. B. Bran i d7 d ll. ' Lord Clarence M.P., Jan. G. A. i fortes of the two aides had sot bees equal—if as one ex- N et, IL p., Mr. o wn , ell .. p ., .6. Lad chief i peditiouary form Mal been much greater and more powerful Biros of the . ta w r i tzuer aid the 119 1, 1 1. 4. T. G. Baring, I than the other—l am greatly afraid that the frailty of human M.P., Lisa. Mr. Hughes, Hon. mature ought have stepped in to mar the harmony—that Dudley Cavite% gir ßl it a kelly, IL ~ Berns Lionel de Jealousies and bickeraga in spite of the beet intentions, Rellheehad a w 'fr Barna Ferdinand de rre ha ttr e ' l a" might have found their way into the two eampe , and that W. Crawford, P., Vlsoount &UM, P. G. yo u& 4s esea l & w he t, n ems . A dA r d s e R. g . dimension might have taken the place of perfect coreiality Leos, Mr. YOmamy Dawes, pomme l s et the h a nk ag. Ba d . and harmony. And if that be true with regard to fortes bad. Mr. W. Dudes, Y.P. Mr. J. T. Norris, M.P., JIG , so-opetakieg in • partioular service, etill more true is it with W. Hartley, Coked Anthem, Mr. Alfred Lamas. _Mr. regard to the condition of great nations like that to which D. D. Drove, Camel French, I L P., Ceptare Gordon , lll.P. we belkhng. It the essentialcondition ofperfec t The Maio Width was of the bed and choicest kind, was mg. is ore am supplied br mime. Staples, of the Albion Tavern. harmony between great nations tbst there should be a per. After the meal loyal touts had been drunk, feet and complete equality of force. Now, my Lord Mayor, The Las &Mos gave "The Army and Navy," alluding there is one point in which ebb country mak be equal to in mamma knee to the volunteer amps, which were now the great pewees of the Continent—l moan with regard the pride and boast of the country. Omen! Psi. in • said thb was the first to the vast military force which it is the habit of those oocuo k ui ea whi c h a di ten bk. the pint sontinental powers to maintain in times of mace ;it would had SI eggenuaity at thaathei thertiee of the army sot be wise—it is not desirable AMA we should imitate end may whish, ta easieaLellge itigh all aehie &Man had their example, and should have a standing army to lueestlY Peeienuad sea dlabgaleall cabers in "tine- rival theirs in numbers. In bravery, in discipline, in courage , ((. , heels Meth the With aml Tteseh is that contest __ s I had shows thie fee Tithe thew wee remarkable. '''' n exp l o its , ear um,. an y o n a I mmo esaufse 1 ea g eee d ' ma w danaid„, but, (bear, bear)—we should not attempt in the num. =fudges...ly, their was a faihuw. They rind strength of that army to rival our continental hod sow, however, amply s m.i that lom, and the neighbours, but we must make up the difference by other gimme autlawitwe were inehe le a g for mercy . H e mans. We redress the balance by our admirable militia hoge4 they would now be ena bled 00 ppmt ea tad to • war phi Whig be believed the Chimes Ins took no —by our noble volunteers—which will henceforward ton- Vwhatever, and in whisk it was impossible not to saute a permanent institution of the country—Cloud m ern segemles: for those brave men, who, armed with bows c.beersl—and by fortifying important and vulnerable points; emisepews, sad using the most primitive methods of warfare, b o t„ a bove all, we must redress the Mimeo by maintaining, aid thews ibravery almost equal to that of their ,wo- es we always must maintain, a strong and powerful navy. was; and he treated that Frame sad Ragland would M id. ma d i f rom t h e na me . as wou ld aloe r acu i ty (Costumed cheering.) les this in tke presentee of the lier • and permanent peace (Cavern) representatives of foreign and allied powers. (Cheers.) The Dab ,in replying for the other serviee, I say it in a spirit of frankness, of cordiality, 'its' q' rier , ° " l 2 6 ni tZ b e. , th e ' 2 `,_ TY might of friendship, of alliance, and of peace. (Cheers.) We , 614 . m i s i diaky epoe sels:Weem" Is m " . doi 7; e hie w ' tweesul dety to - wish from the bottom f hoots; to be at with all o our ral Th e no bl e l or d hi e ma th,. nations—(cheers)—to be bound by ties of friendship and nt °Moor, Adm . rah Hops haying alliance with those nations peculiarly whose interests are _, e _ e _ e is alese,_ th e waters._ arherelaat year be had foiled most congenial with our own. We wish, I say, from the in awn'''. to •••• w hich the nation led sustained bottom of our hearts to win and to preserve their friendship VLerbelifis of the Earl of Dundonald and Sir Charles b e e wed that when mil a „ mom sod a/Lanai; but we determined by the manly 4;14 of = how wo u ld d u u p i s i l o f oozo a then man • our position to prove to theni that we are worthy to retain e t Kum) sad enjoy that friendship and alliance. (Cheers.) Prespently to the City of London and its Trade " was My Lord Mayor, in addressing the chief twig. =detest ; and the health of the late Lord Mayor was taut. of this great commercial City, it would be gni& Th e L on HATom thus 'wpm,' "The F ore i gn Arnhem _ vain and Ale to dwell on the power of commercial e. °m om a uk eye some of Corot ',mem, while intercourse to ward off the calamities of war, and to bind coidially reeproded to. closer between nation sad nation the based hisedipeimiegs. ' Count Pima"! rose amidst loud cheers, and replied in but I may be allowed to la y' with Were". especially to French, what has been already stated, that his Majesty the Emperor of the French ties lately with enlightened sagacity coupe The following is • transistlos of his speech : rated with the government of this country in liberalising My Lord Mayor and Gentlemen, —I am quite cure that the tariffs of the two countries ; and he has thereby Laid the Mabee which have just been expressed for the con. the foundation for a great „ ',mks, of commercial inter., Illaame of peace will be received with lively satisfaction mune between both, and I trust tended most materially to lOW whole of the diplomatic body in London. I see the swat that friendship andbiadllfeatairabichaughtawaYs to prevail between two great nations which have so pee isi it in that spirit of wisdom and of moderation which many interests in cam., and train their geagra se bapflly exhibits itself In the conduct at the European positional, so well fitted to have commercial and friendly Governments, and espedally in the sacrifices which in one Intercourse together. (Cheers) I trust, gentlemen, that epsy et mother all aghast Powers are making in the into- three changes which bare been made will not onl a r li tt to cement more the Um of friendship and Nebel the general ram Fortis friendly words which the hawse Englasd ck 2 . Francs, but that the rumple thus lard Mayor has aidmiewl to France and to her august Sore. nobly set by the Preach Emperor, in overcoming lengstosxl reign I deeply UNA him It is not the first time that, in ing prejudice and giving full area to the true theorise of the NAM at thewnemenpationa of the public mind, the City ejenni tnes n.sennt who be tit are ssowetd, reced e ct le m e i m t r u ern er r l ia eni l: ht a e h n e 411 IMAM the tweemed feelings of con fi dence and rem - mut, and that from year to year we shall find those coin s*. The mesa el this is simple : with that medial mincial relations which are the greatest lioks of peace gra extending throughout the whole Euro spirit of heminges saki hr mimed this great City toso high drafty end rePidil peas Oantinset. (Loud cheers.) • point of Mhos and power, it has been the first to see that The Clielitsthol of the Excrumora, in proposing the which mew pthilleisas do not seem yet sufficiently to un- health of the Lord Mayor, said his lordship was too well letetaml—mmely.that, insteedof those rival interests which Stowe within the walls of the City of London to requite Ws formerly yawned in every part of the world, it has any I ;7i: bk. stOed lic'tic. fr b7l im. ose who 7 Irv:: knows .to pm through the development of our manufacturing Commons, and he was one thoroug hly sa entitled by his gel entherehl existence, that not only do we possees• greet character and capacity to be invested with the somber of interests in common, but that no tenger in any part high trust of reiresstial the Waists, wishes, el the world have we any interest that is hostile. Why, and feelings of the people. They saw, also, that ohm, these anxieties, these suspicions, these mistrusts, which was so closely be no unfit representet •of that municipal system connect ' e rected with the liberties which which on every incident of policy are generated on both sides they so highly valued. Five centuries had passed over the of the channel! It is became we cannot efface in a day the ball is whit* they were gathered, and they bad left it as Inn and ablate withstand the vicissitude sofas elments it tra ces cd se many centa si e lc d s i e ltrY a ndettde ; ' l6 bees ' s ' , was wises it was founded. In the ri me manner their ail in spite of ourselves, and unwittingly, we are both of us Institutions, which were still older in their date, yet re still too much disposed to look at the events of the present Mined down to that hour a zorous life. Whenever the through the magnifying and deceptive glasses of the recol- baud 1 ." plied ni f a •*t reformation revere was aPPli anc t l 4 ea th 7on i , and always eau t a m P e . Mations of the past. But, thank Heaven, the reason, the oat of it, as they had seen on thousands u of occasions, fres her ai good sense, the inter*s of the two nations, tends every ea sbeeger than before. (Cheers.) day to dissipate these falsifying mirages ; for every day "The Rowe of Lords" was the mat tout drunk. Lord Bkoculi•m. in replying, said he was not only a mem. men's minds are more clearly and more positively impressed he of the hette whose h ea l t h th ey h a d ao tor day d run k, with this main consideration, that, having everything to but alms memtpof thebody who had drunk it-( lose and nothing to gain by new contests, the two ass —for be had had the honour for forty years and upwards of honour w hich be felt most hone can mutually derive as many benefila from peace as u t w i ig 2 • citizen:nit Lotion — an . izeo of th ose who they could inflict injuries on themselves by war. That, at *Ames had been staunch friends of liberty and in the gentlemen, is the true truth ; that is what we understand worst times the implacable enemies of oppr ession. Not in France, as well as you can understand it in England; only have they shown their hatred and detestation of op pression, but they bad met it with effectual resistance. that, in short, is the messing of the great economical revo (Cheers.) Tay were also the well wisher of freedom tailor which the Emperor has just accomplislool in France abroad, where, if they could not meet oppression with re. by the treaty of commerce, and of which the vast compass, ehdance, they at least could evince an inextinguishable is proportion as it becomes more known and better spore- enmity to oit over wh t tever people or ar il. ettw. race of dated in England, will confound the accusations of which .; ~ . w hatev er IJ aan additional gratificall'a it for him to know that he we have been the object, and will further cement patio be. was made a citizen of London, because his fellow-citizens twain the two countries respected him for having on a memorable oecesion exercised the privileges and performed the unties The LORD ILtroa proposed, "The Lord Chancellor and of that reno wned prove lion of which be had Judges." been so long a member, in defence of a client Lord CAMPRILL replied. He said he was proud to belong who was oppressed by the court and the government. to • profession to which he owed ill hi. advancement in (Cheers.) Thegreatest forensic orator of any age—Lord life, and ensured the company that the joa of the bad Rhine — said, ' those who would be the true friends did their best to administer justice impartially to all dames of the people be their defenders, by the exercise of their of the community. (Cheers.) lie observed that not only privilege* at the bar, independent equally of the King, the did the tar of England give the public the benefit of their government, and the judges ;" and throughout Lis long and poefessional Kielce., but were ready, if occasion required illustrious life he bad adhered to that principle. He M, to defend the country with their 'words believed, however, that there was no one in his renowned The LORD KAYOS then proposed "list Majesty's preclusion from the highest to the humblest, who would •=1.1" coupled with the name of Lord Palmerston, Dot have performed with the same seal, courage, aced fide. 14 . 11 enthusiastically drunk. lity that duty for which he had received the honour to Lend P•maiorrog—My Lord Mayor, ladies, and gentle. which he had referred—and so it was in other countries. men,—For myself and on b e h a lf o r my colleagues, I beg to His learned friend, M. !wryer, by far the most illustrious and eloquent advocate in France. had shown an equal aide.rebus you our most grateful thanks for the honour you madame in resisting the authorities of the government and bare done us by en receiving and drinking our health+. For the judges, is defending that which he conceived to he myself, I may be allowed to say that it is • particular plea. net. sun to me to see this compliment paid to a government of The tout oe " The Howe of Commons" tsilnwed- Lord JO in acknowledging the tosw said which I am a memb er by one wh om ! may claim as • Hemp that whatever might be the subject ihenseed in the House Mire neighbour, as well as the respected chief of this great of Commons, whether it were a matter of foreign policy, metropolis. (Cheery.) I can assure you, gentlemen, that co l on i a l government, or domestic legislation, after it had it always affords than who, in the words of my Lord Mayor, been discussed by no intelligent and enlightened press, there as not found that in the dim. are charged with grave responsibilities, greet and heartfelt emotions in that house arguments had been brought pleasure to be able to mix the gravity of their responsibill- i was no occasion on which it w forward ten. i• tog t o ad men to a proper judgment. ties with the festivities of this convivial baud. It Be would not say that there were not asisaions oa which is, moreover, a great advantage to three who Oisouseions had extended to an unnecessary length, but few are charged with the conduct of Oahe to be iniatitutioos could be found without some faults. (Hear, able not only to do homage at the shrine of Irr e .)r,,H.,eh city that or ud the sentimen ssed t.d:rdhicut that waninmnal principle which tow " an im P" t " peace and amity am*. the nations of the earth, ant element in the moistness and prosperity of the an en d w hi c h they all ardently hoped for. We country, but also, by mixing with three wbo are practically desire to maintain pesos, but while we respect all other conversant with th e war hi ad o f oar oofusion d u f syst e m, to nations, we desire to hold fast by those principles of liberty be able to compare the results el the practice of those w Enc l' i r i t a l t e had n. p h i : T /1; 0764 and which wen the head of theories seceding to which theY bays been taught that After several other toasts had been drunk, the company the affairs of men in commerce ought to be regulated. I separated. SOUTHWARK ELECTION. A Southwark correspondent, agreeing with the opinions we expressed yesterday on the state of things in that borough, sends us the subjoined statement for publication in order that his brother electors may see how cheaply their elections may be conducted when properly taken in hand. The statement includes a balance sheet of receipts and expenditure at the election in 1837, and also the subscriptions of individual electors ranging from hs. to 20.1 guineas : Thema Znas 45 0 Sam Tidos 6 0 T w ye blurb 10 0 Clesege ewer 5 0 Jana Vosaa news &Wady 1 0 now sad Joseph Torts* a 6 Peery amain lO 1 0 131111 am 511111 ii brewer 5 Thosrs 0 • Vara Jammed 2221.541110521, 1 011161.1 Mimi 05.299 2 0 00021. Alba 1 I Jonas Pak sad e" =•24 Joseph Wong. 6 I Joseph Rosa Wirlor 5 0 leis Nuke I 0 Jobe sad Wain Lob Was 1 0 Pollan V. l t i eekes sad Oa.— W. Tenser 1 0 Jobs Tallinn* Wand Ilarrpnan 5 0 iaalualliaa Mete 6 0 Hugh lowdlick 31W*8631115nIra Pewter sod Ilis 1 0 ? wi ds = 1 5 I. P. Bendll 1 0 MIR imilik J 65155 Isieleme 5 0 ?Irmo Wpm 1 0 A be* 1 0 =7=we • • 1 2 • 3. Ma t t iiii 1 1 0 1 1 0 = I=g 10 0 1 1 Mem 0 10 o --11141sboma. 1 0 0 Mr Brows 0 3 0 Raw W isu • 3 0 Jame Awls sad BMW. IL Rauerman and Co 1 1 0 1 John Cowie. L6 11 0 JohVlHereekers,Jtus. . le 0 0 John 0 Falward kuniell Bell 1 0 Richard Wlhon Mlles Burkett I 0 Thomas Martin Jahn Al Martont abysm 0 /1. lopsood 0 Chain SeVi di 0 0 0 annel O 0 Jams Trona naley • allas Tare 0 lea. Grass i alfte 1 o i 0 Pane* Thum Waft 1 0 'A. eimoont COMB Mule. 0 t o e= WI 0 • Wii= o S. owl W. Ain • 0 Guns Cron Ism 404 taftarn • Asag slonase• A. T. last Tlonsciany .... IL Mallon 0 Ifas iga Dadass 0 1 o Climbs Clam 0 Jonah easy sod lee 0 Myna Caftans.. 0 Thongs Paillas o r i al t radk o Asfts Dm= 0 9 Was Waganandidi o wa. i. mei a. Brook 0 /Mem & lbak Jana Paal . 0 W Nock ainft aliii- 1 • o OW • I For a Draft of Jobs Ifunsbary. Fur a Draft of D. W. Ramp, Saw ... 'for Subscriptlosa am abort LIS 0 • 00 • • •n • • two 9 0 lly amount paid 111.4 t Miff fon - anginas, du By amount paid imamempara cbeck clerks, °ma nila's — 4 tea ._ _ Dr ammi l ariipilling S ly dna 65 RIMONe, We. bin insum6 sommistaglom OWL 5 By 011115 11. Slow, Ow. Mlle I o £776 9 0 GEO. R. CORNER NATE! L mAXTON. SZYMOUIL TYULON. (raw Last inowr's oszerrn) Wan-orezez, Nov. 9. The Queen has been pasioealy pissed he give orders for the appoietmeet of LianteaenhOonesal Ilk James Hops Grant, K.C.8., com manding her Majesty's Military Forces in Chios, to be an Ordinary Member of the Military Division at the First Clam, or Knights Grand Cross, of the Most Hosourabla Order of the Bath. Her Majesty has also Wm graciously 31= to give enters for the appointment of VisovAillaieal Hops, C. 8., Ccomoderda-Chief af bar Majesty's Naval Fortes is the Zest ladies and China, to be as Ordi earr Member of the Military Division of the &mad Clam, Or or knighn Commanders, et th e said Most Holloo2llbill der. FoninoN-omen, Nov. 7.—The Queen hen been =to sperms et Mr. Richard Hippie.' aa Causal at th for his Majesty the King of Hanover. WILITCHALL, Nov. & —The Right Honourable Sir Gawp Comeirell Lewis, Bart., one of her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, having on the 6th day of Novenher, NSA appointed George Itedle_y, Seq., to he • Oommaimioner under the Act 14 and 15 Vie., op. 51 0 % "An Ad to emeolidabe and continue the Copy and Ineleenze Caninimiene, sad to Novi& tee the compile the ei peeseftp ander the Tithe Commutating+ Am.r the said Gawp Ridley has Wacky made a deelaeatioa before Sir Henry Singer Keating. Knight, one of her Mr jesty's judges of the Court of Common Pleas, at West. mimder, for the due execution of the duties undue the said Act. Errs's HOMOEOPATHIC COCOA. —Ha delicious aroma, grateful sraootkaess, sad Invigorating power have pro caned tt iseiral adoption as • breakfast beverage. *lb.. 41b.. sa4 ftb packets. at Is. &I per lb., by the priseisal grocers ve Lab rtt elsealed •'Jeable Pkgs. iloaAsupstAle cherrast, Leaden.' —(Ad eat. Count Charles Zay, a distinguished Hungarian nobbiusaa. 'melbas accessed this qiusstion in a letter written to • Vienna paper : Neither the tranquillisation nor the enthusiasm of the Himprim nation is great,-1. Because very many pensions expected a general amnesty, and the . promulgatiom of a provisional Habeas Corp . ns Act, a palladium of civil liberty which Halsor/ had during six centuries. 2. Because very many IditaZ into consideration the text el the Sanction, the 10th and 12th articles of the IaPTI7:I 6 , fully expected that the government would restore the constitution as a whole, and that there would in future be • " personal union," in the person of the Emperor King, between Austria and Hungary. 3. Because very many hoped that the Diet would again exercise an influence (Andrus switsers) on the taxation of the inhabitants of the kingdo=, on the levy of recruits, and on the price of salt. 4. Bemuse very many expected that the Vojvodina and Banat would immediately be incorporated with Hungary, and that Croons and Slavonia would be dependencies of the crown of Hungary. 5. Because very many cannot ac custom themselves to the idea of laws relative to Hungary being promulgated before they have pained through the Diet and received the sanction of the King,. "as the Diet for nearly 1,000 yearn has enjoyed the rig ht of legisla tion in common with the crowned King. 6. Because may many expected He pubßeation of a good provisional law for the Hungarian press. 7. Because very many calculated on the abolition of the tobacco monopoly, and on the substitution of coin less onerous imposts. 8. Be cause very many calculated on the union of Hungary and Transylvania, which wee legally sanctioned by the Emperor Ferdinaod I. 9. Because very many fear the Austrian *odes of laws will be upheld in Hungary, as it is not said in the imperial edicts that they are to be repealed. 10. Be cause very many expected that the Diet would be convoked, the Palatine elected, and the King crowned during the pre sent year; and were the more desirous that such should be the case, as in the course of the coming year things may take such a turn that the convocation of the Diet and the committers of the King may be greatly delayed. 1L Be cause very many hoped and wished that our German and Slavonic brethren might have a general constitution, which would stimulate them to make common muse with the Hun garians in bidding defiance to the enemies of the monarchy, throne, and dynasty. THE EMPRESS OP AUSTRIA. A communication from Vienna in the Condit*. Gonne, has the following : Two years ago, the Empress Elizabeth, who wi ll next month attain her 23rd year, gave birth to her third child. Since that time she has been attacked with a dry cough, and has fallen away in • manner the more extraordinary, that before she was remarkable for her brilliant freshness of complexion. Although no alarming symptoms have de clared themselves, the disease under which she labours made such visible progress, that the Archduchess Sophia, her mother in-law, was induced, during the recent absence of the Emperor at Warmer to have • consultation of the most celebrated Austria n physicians, such as Scoda, Oppoltzer, and others, whose unanimous advice was that in order to effectually combat the malady, the Empress should proceed as soon as possible to the milder climate of the Azores, and remain there at least during the winter. This decision of the faculty was immediately transmitted by telegraph to the Emperor, who, fearing that a greeter danger had been concealed from him, remained under • feel log of the greatest anxiety until his return to \lent', when, becoming tranquillised, he immediately occupied himself with the necessary preparations for her Majesty's voyage. M. Bayer, private secretary of the Empress, immediately left for Southampton, whence he will proceed by the find steam packet to Madeira to prepare apartments for her Majesty, whose departure will take place about the 18th or 20th inst. Her suite will consist of Count Nobili, three ladies of honour, and two physicians, with a suitable number of ser vants of both sexes. In order to avoid as much as possible the fatigue of a long voyage, particularly at this period of the year when the navigation of the Adriatic and time Medi terranean is rough, it has boon decided that her Majesty shall embark at one of the Atlantic ports, sad Antwerp, Southampton, and Calais have been talked of, but without any decision being yet come to. As an the Austrian vessels of war are now fitted out for active service, it would require several weeks to prepare one for the Empress and hermits, and she will, therefore, proceed to her destination b an English steam.frigate, which the Queen of F.agb km kindly placed at her diaposal. The absence of her Majesty will be for at least six months. The Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian and the Princess Charlotte will amve at Vienna from Trieste next week, to take leave of the Empress." DEATH or Mn. ALDERMAN WI:RR—It is with feelings of the deepest !spit we ham to announce the de cease of Mr. Alderman Wire, which melancholy event oC oarred yesterday (Friday) morning at his residence, Lawishun, shortly before tea o'clock. The late worthy alderman of Vi'albrook Ward was in town on Monday, sp. peering somewhat better, and on his return home was in much better spirits than usual, which raised hope in the minds of his family that he would improve. Dunes Mon day night, however, be was seized with violent sickness, and from that time he gradually sank, despite the efforts of hie medical attendants, Dr. &own Simard, Dr. Ramskill, sod Mr. Smith. During Wednesday Mr. Wire became delirious, his complaint, paralysis having evidently d ee ply a ff ec t e d the brain , and on the following day he wee entirely unarm- MMUS, in which state be remained until his death. We said scarcely say that the melancholy occurrence cast a /loam over the proceedings of yesterday. The event, too, r rendered more melancholy by the fact that the day of his death was the InCOnd anniversary of his accession to the civic chair.— Cir y Press. CHTFITAL PALACZ.—The entries for the great Winter Poultry Show, which is to be held at the Palace during the week in which the Smithfield Club Cattle Show takes place, dose this day (Saturday). k dvertizemiatj—HoLLowLy's PILLfs AHD OIMT w .—Disordensil Stoensch. Wh the stomach fails faith fully to perform tta functions indigestion la produced, the Issue of winch Is encartain. The food, after paring =digested through the sluggish etornach, irritates the bowels, and sets up dierrhica, which probably relievers the sufferer for a time. To rectify the disordered digestion and check the Ind morbid symptoms nothing previously prescribed equals Holloway's Digestive Nils. which In seven eases should be insisted by hie Obstalent. rubbed I over the stomach and right side perseveringly for ten minutes twice a day. The united action of these remedies over stomach, liner, and bowels is =mediate, beneticted, sod lasties; they re store order and ease, and simult=co.ssly remove the cause and consequences of the disease.