The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-27 00:00:00

vie corms* °lmmo MAIL& Tbe mele k Iklisb Work Amoeba, Ilemmis, ma the IMO, Melee gal be mode op Ms meedeb„ Mts. 27, w tbe Belibb Mil Padua "Seesses." Tbe errs wr llrlrke, trr NW" awl %Theses im a rl 4 ll : 7ls7 .friln , re e reks il ettr ikil i ti L noel is be weary idfsksit4 By e.m.s. viglay.“ Tbe web be ibe West Mike (magi liewi o lli= lbreeselt, ate Jeeeml), Val" Tewsewdss Newn eambeww. be mode wee *else et Oseebse. TM mei kr MeV. wil be webs ap ea (Meier 2. Tbe ke Maisimite IheeM. Sweess Awl& Por 17.12.8. LAM , NI noise, ea M emo bs of Oat 4. The Is tar Mere, lieria. rse daseettee M In nob 2. is lie armmig NOM. 7. Tbe sib eie Womb*, I. des Kektseveases, Rapt, Ouriss. HearKeag, M., will be ark so sw tbe weeks, el Oet. 7. TM mils kw tbe West leaks, Theassek. New Offeadat Overtime, OW ma Pore, will be ark up es to 17ab ENE WATSI AT LONDON 111111D0ll. ?as hasssa. dl_ logorise—ires. fia. lOllllllOlll. Ns. 211109111. -411 allillfalre Brows Is the letsnide 4a Os alwallafilre NM tram Me aill—be " amporstits veil "Ms LONDON, FRIDAY, BRPTIIMBRR 97. A 11PRIIIIIITATIVI system of government Me its defects as well as its mbantagre. The latter, indeed, lacelculably overbalance the loneir; bat that is no mum why melt defects should sot be admitted, pro- Tided for, sad remedied. The greatest defect of a , representative system, perhaps, is, that the clue most , powerful is the representation of a country will , always be the most lightly taxed. This may be taken se an axiom, or a rule. Noe seed we go on to Wedge in denunciation of =aristocracy for 'lieges' edits burdens. Let as take it far greeted, that each clam will desalt its interests and follow its satire. Give each amendancy, and seek will convert its political aseendaacy into fiscal exemption. Oar owa history speaks plainly enough to this truth. There was no Mamas who began_ public life with fairer or more holiest identities thee PM. none who wee mare fully prepared to equalise taxation. And it no of his first proposals, imbed of his first machete, was parliamentary rebels, it was that he saw plainly that reform;: t e 4 ranality of taxation was impossible, till it was by electoral emanci pation. Debated in his views of reform, PITT was berried by the aristocratic pubs of the age into war, and the war reedited him dependent on the climes whom peak* supported him. Heed his anneal bermes of the dates on emeasp tioe, and his mortgaging of these weeds to the Melds at an tacreasiag debt, while the land and malt tax he wee obliged. to reserve as subject to mead vote. To get mosey out at the Laded in terest he wee oompelltd to bars recomee to tricks, of which the mast egregious *peahen as record was certainly that for the redemption of the land tax, as if any government could have held the right or entertained the hope of alienating the country's decal dame opm it. landed property. From that plunge be donadered on to the still greater one of the moms tax, the nature of which, and its effects on the landed interest, are forcibly and pithily described by Dr. BEM. I ea easiviaord (says Dr. Beek' is 1720) the leaded sad ariewitesal lassoes had to pay assessed taus Ia a wieUsal propertlaw to monleil sad trading WSW& Bet sow by the moose tax the twat will pay more dm last year la wiry nearly a trlplisal proportion. while the Gowan seemly pays as mesh se is dal by lb. tomer esessmrst. And yet with what Wideness sad precaution did Ptrr eadeavoor to render the name tax palatable to the earner. He exempted all i t.. paid on poli cies of human from the operation of the tax. He granted exemption for children whilst in a depesdent state, and estthed a sedated ace of payment for incomes between SOL and 2001. The man possessed of but OM. a year paid but 2d. in the resod, or 1-120th part of his income; the man of 1001. a year sixpence is the pound, or 1-40th, and so on unt il 2001. a year was taxed at 1-10th, or two asinine in the pound, which was the maximum. Thus the graduated scale had at lent no radical origin. In all out., however, then as now, the Irht of Wake fell on the middle clam, who not way. as employers, paid the greater part of the dabs m ace munpuoa, but whose Obeli tax was infinitely min meratas to them than their proportion to the di We forget who wrote a book to prove that the mast detained people were those of from 2001. to 400&. a year—people:always with families, greasily liable to the upsets of gentility, obliged to be served by others, to keep up appearmote . swm*ag to im prove their Meows risking and toeing Whit embed. A Chancellor tithe Psolarqoar, however/Asset eater into such smaiderattate as three. Capabilities et paying tame must be to him in proportion to itmemo. and ought to be in proportion to the nature and dura bility of that Moms. The alssificatim of different kinds of toss le, however, so easy poblem To caphollso *jesti mein hem at their several your! ronshise. is that most generally preferred. And serlinig It were a fair propositioa for stems that was transtrable and - appreciable, but we must confess we doubt its appli cability to the profits of either prodessien or trade. Front the sae imaged in a business where there is little mystery and large compstitioe, sad whore the profits are bet a little more than the entreat rate of natant on the money employed; fres this sass to that of the apothecary, whoa capital is trifling, and whams skill is everything, there exists a male: chain of raistioa thssogh width to distiogi that part of mosso Wok is pea ea capital, sad that whisk ie wages he sieled labees. woad be impissibis. Twenty Ward gam& in the losilesEstilfel sad a:palmed mosiesto le better this a salon in the headset • Isel, hut haw appreciate the Manes of disk imiainef On min ma drive a *Haag leis spa no capital, whilst mother manages a humble me with hard oohs. Skill in the me easpewebee he property in the other. But this Is dmilis t that pralung. How could capitalindea roach all thus nsinstio ? Yet in ceder to Ise priest it ought le heather —a take site coosideration men's area, heal th , alerting. Better to es tablish sass sole, as that the Mame derived from the me of eapital should pa r ere stooks th e noose derived fr om mor tice or shill, se sissit is m es ls kat sod trade, become p = d olefiare it is eemsi deed melt. la all is esselliend profit, sad sone set apart samisen, capital, as en tautly ought to be the ease. A maa's preemanal gains an maven to all the receipts of the trader, and to oil the noespe of land. He ought to replace capital for kimeN and his children is sooacany, in their Muslim, is ineeranos ; and those should be exempt, as Mr. Par's bill is some eases did estoider them. This would be a hirer gram' than capitalisation, or than a lesser rate as what was called profits is bath eases, while the net profit wee only taxed I. theme ome,the gran returns it the other. Time ought. amens, to be a elassification of bi omass, amicediag as lases, skill, and capital produce Wee, seakilled and manual labour paying nothing, shill paying something, and In th e higher rats. it seek a f air proportion, but by no mew equal to that paid by the profits of capital, regularly re !Ziknit indissadont of the Mass, now alone t the tax. Dot It may be as well to warn the public that no Wits will do this, Isla' the voles of the earning ami idastrion clam be suited, load, sad Moog. It:stre am etif exampt mare labour. To kap the wealthy mil high lora in power by coatentiag and alleviating the laws mad working clams. is the great modern &Age, lanated for the safer and surer agrarian and spoliation of the middle classes. If these remain dumb they will be bitted, if they remain isolated they will be made to pay for the res of the commu nity. Nor will they get always mat oven of their own rank either to pity or to aid them. It is reported la quarters where intellipaes is scot likely to be cornet that the . 1 1 2 ;t: of aeon has refused to accept testimonials • by the Arch blehoponof CANTIffitUIT. Without p causelne that report is tree, although it is ted by a church newspaper devoted to the cause of the bishop, we feel no hemtatioa is giving- endeace to it, inso much as the fact needed is the natural cone/gun:e of the bishop's declared plan of action with regard to the archbishop. It is, in twit, the first step in the process of mom nucleation with which his lordship of Rama threatened to vii.t the primate. The bishop knows that a formal excommunication is not within his power; OM es . swiss will is sk Aim i list he its bat; at ptlior . Imitate to comsat jag Miele" have wootbar gs a stir- ITy iimee Its iniquity . archbishop's Oyster, ham anything of gy I mired at mdisation the bishops who Non These sestinteisle,_. cediaation, are geossiagx the college of 'hid) erne hem times boneiseil hint for a attain time. 'V I/ .104 . " — sellege is uotoriously a mere lantier - Ins. Is the ems of diaireedel broaches of morality it might be reties& bat. on no other grounds. As a rale, it may be ray mated that the so ege testimonial is sever refused to any geminate who has paid, or is sure to pay, his bills. Paynteut bills is, however a sins lsom A man may Is" idled it grester a ict ef t time yew. he II•Y broboa every regalatien, mai aligned pug& seat for the earn be saa3f havi leen as*, la MI with half the taatheem la the %Ms MS Wit 2;, aial will be lestheemieg if he hes bat paid the soloist. mstismaisi thee three beneficed Tierr a : v ia err le mt. • matter *ltems aecording to the the sabswiliers. As however the signatures an asseassey ter ardinaties, they are seldom refined by arcane, aad seldom objected to by bishops. The eiergymea rurally ormarder that they have seemly alight to regale their Seaters (except In the tare am of legrant immorality), when the oameememm of Mormlasalwould be rein te the candidate's peuesses hr evert sad . the bishops act upon the esme .111- 111"1" New, Pril seen i stng the lax eastast with mut to lestimesiab them does seseisaliat with _ the Bishop of Ikcersa's a rale whisk will rain or th row Lt great ' numbers of the clergy who come to hies for entheation ; and will have M other GEM ea the asehhhimep. Om publishing rather mere widely than beim the bishop'. thesis gioal hared et that minus Tgnato show muse elearly set $s them time all the wield how is his *O le hl worrier, time Bebop tak es WM& essiisa inlisibevil to moirendiag yens see. The tug =Betty el this mode of able& is sob mere widest by eseeddasias that the eak gosh . ebb way is whisk the primate's @Waters eV' elms beim the biahop is ael bodes wheels to the assertions of the tembessielbat as sestilyieg me* he the gersiagases of the other aigestarea Theme= is that a lestimmial pessested to a bishop et see die ewe, Niched by th ree clergymen resideet in another, simesM have the signature of the bishop of the JAW Beene, as a guarantee to the paniassess el the other Spates's'. A testmemia4 then fare, mmsated to the Bishop of Hanna, signed by three =resident in the dicesse of Canterbury, a li ve the archbishop's signature seemly as • wermat of the value of the res. His gray gives no ea the theological or moral meths of the ma ths divinity, right of imam essi hammehles et all to do with the matter in questim. Be bears wheels to the worth or a signatuserl yet isca the Bishop of Hum refuses to let his appear eyes in this character. The primula of oil Engised is denied the credit granted to the teed gooey of the memest individual in the country. Is there my counterpart in the history of the church of England foe such gratuitous and gross in. salts to a prelate who is distinguished for ham Chris. than conduct P Do the bench of bishops in = agree with the violent opinions of their el Exeter? We can tell them, thee It they ate silent on this subject—if they have not the manliness to reject with sown the Im putation of approving by their sileaoe of the Wise roue conduct of the Bishop of E=arns—the will let fall upon them the indignation whisk me hop is merited alone by that prelate. The tl same are driving the chetah into schism, ent hems lithe church bigot upon knowing whether his swims is a rule for hie brethren. If they de ad lissestly and manfully repudiate all accusatims of this Mien, if they do not separate themselves frets est ilinows this prabilical schismatic, they will bra wpm the church the ill-will now only swim their turbulent brother, and the public will be *died is addressing them is the weeds of MILTON : That evestamst whisk ye bet& we issuer, prevents moth. Mains sub, removes masa ; bet what I—the schisms sad grienams of the church ? No; bat all the rieteed sad tbe whole k elt the Lad it begs& ch urch permitted hold,will ewe the most sad—l keow set whither separitiat be mosgh to say—but ram a wide gas ef Wane:lea is ibis lead, se will never slops bet dismal pep until ye be *wood (for of yourselves you will sever der Nut Somas, Car itas, as* did), got the church's ream sad yeas oesauT's, to leap tats the Wrist, sad be as mere seem. Wa have mad, somewhere, a story of a forward empty-bailed path, who having burst into a horse laugh at wig a rive elderly gentleman blowing seep -bubble, awl emasetly fol lowing them with his eyes as taw sew la the air, was rebuked by an intel ligent 111-einwite who gavehim to know that the objest his was Sir bun Nawro• and that the spgarads trivial occupation was part of a swim etedsests, alike delicate and beautiful, on the lei me of light. Had the pert hero of this Web= t at the late affray an the river Himont hewed, have jumped at the tioaclasiem that Lod abpotiusx was windy taking ?Ft in a sort al posablag we ezdltioa, and a souffle oat of it. Arad he ham beat es iamb earrised se he was in the NM a Sir Isaac, to be told that t he 11110110111 S Morrow (Lord B. is deep in the Welles) or makable Calcwrott was testing- expetimsatally the Waal as set it parliament. Dammam told Lord DENMAN in his rt. esetip published letter, that he was at the time et writing mimed ia experistestal weaker and Led BROUSlsit's brother told the Testae at Pew sit the setae and leaned ex-ebanceller bad at. la Lk the llama% with an illegal set, midi e pupae of eatortaialag whether the anstrah. Ilea be pat upon the Solway Aet was the At= Lied Bnoweimew having far earls in his Ude the pelmet semisoft ends own onstreetisa ef • let apothem" amid *IA el ao satheria es will gas iiied totted,/ hie deabt as a boa* et Osisbuleat weshihstee, and no way of taking their opisks sa INV& se Wisp himself (or ids toms) hreepht "an ram sr commuting ■ a siedeormsear. bit iateseithis sad instructive to illmpare sr wit lost dilimat nodes of study adopted by die tligidheil as& lA= ham Worn read that his ideas Semi west holy whoa lariat a fates, walk) thisag Thasesow be dedered it fames& a sa a keg imellom ahatnot dog his sictuaremits: an . to the mistime of ot4 elt:g! ea s tettle at er lia tiaed 1313.21= that tie vela el thought hewed nest freely atter the of a milliard.; and Lard Biorreacant Ws the szolienteat of a poeshisg frq suggestive if the happiest ideas as law rellika. This explacilies by the learned ant melds kid ef his late rather tehodeat proceedings we ast thee smelled Ow. He has more them sass'alltibil masserbei boastfully to the bowlegs he sapibid by eiboatee for the Scotch bar I mil anrelladbir atighthavelsasied that ia hie lessatexhibities was ustely playing at • highliakof like biggest =UL L or, Pam PUDILL, le I shap e = that the time was the tweassaisstead sight, sad the pima a river's beak lulled of Cunt =Ws Taves They sight have team it into their hands that Lord BIWINIEAM was &peed to east the pert of the Laird of the Laka, la m and give a lively reiraintatioe of that =el raid against 7011HUA UEDDER'S nets. The Wad gave the goatee wanting that be thought stake-nets in the ' Solway illegal, and to prove that be was Aare, sent kis gang to pall them sp. Lad Baouownt gave Sir (kolas MINIGNAVI and the Beam: Falai hasesiatissi warning that he differed from them in his awmtwilks ef the Solway Ac t, sad showed his eia mad 111 . ! .. Mble a tt W r ip tre imus estve ta ei a nay be rilire beis;ging to " the par P :l 9 :l know ledge amble dilkulties.• The proms adopted to m ean the distion of sweet infamous from his =was to submit sight cams of Siegel lea mesas= of smolt to the j airmail! the teach of magistrates assembled at Penrith. After doing their best to unloose this "Wriest* impede Witt v. aje by his minis — Salls.- set ase GI Leeds euSI :is have to =dew serk , ea: the see sat. Hew Lord BIOVOILUI will shaw his omphiat It le not so eaey to eatjecture he will shags the "whittles with a b reach e d philop kr. etajudgmeet 'pima ems who bee see maw re is his shies permit the satire peerage of rit i d la thrirjudittialsayadt7i Pother' he will ale" tae repeal the ormethlagM tithe Treatises sad Solway. Asia, and a new law of moult. His idea of sa as ormlt most WWI Wm widely from that whisk M: ElowVsalotaised. Joan itosomr, with Lod alelelneetirm, obarges font JACKSON se tt ~..Ming' Wm. the feet , ei the met burr l kg is 2081101r11 swa stationatt. that be was engagig i is a mospem, mid ea 'also Ss inkwithai sgalasti thattiacisow and his commis athisipM4 to seise the aid; *lithe (Reason) thereupon 'WOW moot this ism the water ; ad that lams= dashed him by way of retallatins. Lord linouonum sessawhile cry lag, " John. ge 14 him—go to him." onLiebn a like a dutiful lomat, threwhig op his kindred saying, "Now. bees sae sow ye mese es shigle•baudsd." Possibly Lord BlooollAlt may propose to restore the " wager of battle as one of oar forms of judicial procedure, and neomuseud that fair ladies shall attend the ambit $ " rain Whims and judge the prise Bet whams wane his lordship may see fit to parses, we may he certain that the flood-gates of his vituperative elegem* will be opened wide to War date the kollses magistrates who have dared to demi& against biro. Ir is to be bored that the admirable ezample est by the ilestsh law astinaitiss IN the cam of the Oala will be fodowed by these towhee, jurist/Wiest the Gass d the Superb banom It may be the Court otAdabalty er it may to the H*h Coon of Jersey; bat the pa tio will Ma be that tribunsl whets dal it is to ems that the few of 1110 demur iir satisbrierily investi gated, sad puabilmint belated, if had to be de served. We have me desire to prejudge the are of Captain Pamutx. It is only y. fair and impartial judicial investigation that it as be aseertaleed whether the aorta brought spinet him by the public ?eke are well or ill founded. But these charges are of a still graver asmeter than what were moved apical ()apt. HERDsasos gad hie mooed mate. As the story goes, Captain PIIIMILX, who bee sow, in Mead daylight, with a calm sea and light winds, wreaked the Superb ow the obvious danger of the Maitpdeve rocks, run the Polka ea the game reeks only lad week. It is sesseted, sad as yet without metre diction, that (*Asia Mat= was salmi the first to lump into see of the boats when lowered. It is sowed that, as in the ass of the Orion. the plugs were sot is thi boats. It is aodengood that eleven peewee have lit Wait lime. If these allegation are teas, eves the annals of madly ahem navigation de not rimed a cats equal to this for adribis names and cowardly sane for eelf-preservatim se the part of those in armload. iod ise/ to sa eageosive loss of hematite. It is only by!' judicial inmeligatioa that the character of the wpm osa b. Amadei if he is innocent, or justice dew to the oommiudity as Urge, if he is guilty. The law authorities esamminat to take cognisance of this use ha degraded for ever if proosedinge are not in stituted iimmliately, aid madmen' is a amass to satisfy pads °plaice. osisstttiitreeii _ igen ' idersrettst esik .s..._ _ it'd 7* et this ateetb w be *We lt Sas hem peuseessedeit lit miaow to *met tts deisrtelattlist Whose. hilts eat w alb. eddetewl, *it* MO biases; to qui/teat *it Marled, rill* jettielsl tilvestbil• •Ltetty, is *ethos** at es right at Wank* Selma I Thee as welder 041 ealsetitettNib ed free hew all doaht this whi& revises the isisieter= ; Irsi v:r4ta g igi imisdi!liti WM, Wilt ONos • vote. Tbillitit seeks et thi eieretadoiliits istwltwirti with s vivo wits* a Ore' es WV. It bee laterdel ft is salve the &dere( lhalattsarier it the eeerareirailk what), sad am le eases sr +tinkle. lifiriftl,l4 dc The rabideetk i geriewee, to In ooneectlew with the WOW ' tehtemiay,,ohowa thritexa neral inevemetied Asfitra WWI." lb• heath* is tables phew 41 Wier Orem Anew& (Ba eerie), •vrtittew el , the MAR Ilya 1.-1 0 Fear eravirowe of the cavalry TleAl t ißelisreed here, re ceived thin • the iiii44l•4 *liana to Wei immediately foe red. will sit out to morrow" A: Liter how Palladium, is Westphalia, dated Sept 22, age :- 44 A seeps of observitiao, conentin¢ of the 12th burn, the 4th miriade:, and 18th Infantry waintsats, with a Geld battery, stands between this town and Weetbsrat thus on the borders of Hama undo:the twatswod of %meal van Tietsen.• BADSN. M. Soiree having given iiiiies that on the 23rd be mislaid put a question to the minister concerning the althirsof Hesse Camel, the attendiusee of members in the Snead Chamber wee nice, end the strangers' O r Um orowded. The seeker having reviewed the 5 17 of the coated daring the lad twelve months, egisted spin the throat breach of the einstits dia by the goversrasst, showed that this question y consergra an the states oceneeted with the =He reed that the exceptional resolu tion, of the oil DWI having been abrogated by the slings. of the Diet, April 2,1848, end the ENO, ' banes sabsegently joined the linen the provider et the nesty of May 98. 1869, must lemma in Il hi euneet Webs ramistatee not having been ' 1 le itheapted withdrawal of the Elector. The stinii tar Elder said that the Electra had sot brought the =of hie present difficulties before the College al ; the Prussian ambassador had informed him, the speaker, that It was the titration of his govern neat to address a note of a conciliatory character to 'the else*. The minister then referred to the appli head= made by the Motor to the Preskfort plenti -I.peindieiss, and send that the quoin= whether the abs reeelations of the Diet were annulled by the now ludas of April 2, lei% or were still binding. IMAM mai* suit sta. mot devils for user. H. ispoilsi • psessilal minims el tho guinea from a neat ear- Minden eppillated , ahrre useteding to the Armor kw of the no remora for leek a pa oft/Aeration iSe that of the union, nr tO AR the A 164 of th e ingratinion. M. Boiron ilr saw no solution. He propoed " that coneament be requested to employ . its inflames with its osefederates of the anion, in order that measeres may be takes to plan the government of the electorate of Rene on a ore} atitatiosal basis, and to prevent any. hitenuptira that state on the part of govenments set amine the anion, or which have seceded as. it.• • Ihe motion was adopted by the Chamber with telly it dissentient voices. PRUSSIA. Letters from Berlin, dated the 24th ind, nye i The yenning friendly feeling ' signs of width many pursues hided they could descry in the later intercourse of the Austrian and Promise cabinets, is giving Owe to adds* and distance. This is ascribed to the inevictioa of the Prussian insisters that Annie has determined not to moans, her deeiga of is Opening Reasenpfieg. If the informatics received yes is coned, the Visalia cabinet has seised the present melon to reject the Prussian of a free erafivenee, an act the pro P l e s= of which our Berlin diplomatists have hinny*, refused to admit. It is add that an evasive Austrian reply was received at the Berlin finite-dim ea the lOili. The fact nand yet be crannied ;in feet, it Ii mere probable that a verbal esniaosiestioa would Fends a dispatch g bat that Austria will decline the esehreeees, end will abide by her chows diet, is now sal ed t o o d o certain. We hear that the Diet has already ea interveation, and that Humor sad Bavaria have offend, sot only to provide neer, bet to bear the charges of the expedition. The idea of a court of arbitration fer the settlement of the Henna ask is gaining finer in infiesatial circles her.. That it will be equally well received In Cassel ii met, however, to be expected, for, is ink he doubts exist to be snared up; the whole dithealty remits from the ble rased= of the Bluster to be bond by thia " Mio ee of a emeiltallignil Ohre. H tress this; he deem Set speak of a wart of * . bet • appear it nes to the gendations el the Bln, rasigat siespefell am ' intailied ranged rlchra Dlseldralseer &Wirth by Mt at yfiseld MU the oraleseatisse 4 Amnia by apielathft from the Win 'While the Schwerin ellimpowlist eta Beliajamesel hem this du written that tee Grand Duke would sot drains the Antrim iralletlea to Frankfort, the Akin Garstat of this resift publighes the letter in which the Mecklen litsgemiresset disavows the Diet Othipow Gentle has a Bum Opelthweide, d the 26th bl iss e lM d Z sil thili • test of Appeal in that lay lies genemid the el the Lower Orastrisifill lediesi IL Han . _ tie be guilty of W A y. - --,-. Barr. 36.—Vel . Lean , len g Now Leon fieerne44l.l/ per Dina, l; Mind Debt, eel; Cesusessid Marine Beeistre Premises, 112; Soak WM. 911. . . r Unir ia T z. r i ns. 24.—!Ise . %e l. Cent Metenique ash lairs. ,,, lik. lasiunis• ea Ls= 11.44, DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. A biographic despatch frac Caxhavea, dated the 26th lost., says : Forty vessels of different satiate were mat oat of the Bider ea the 1131 , 4 by the Daces, who have plead the estaseee re the river is a state of blockade. BXEIJUTION OF PIRATES AT BREST. The theft T s sake% Dante go Saba, Jan da Cook sad F li•Fs A itl . osavierod laviai Masud W *irons et the doh. the akipwrish of ass wool es the Afriout oar•fad.lll;lB49, oadannot Ilsoir oratimo co Friday loot. Two a/ tboo were soustod. sod tbo tbkil mat to t i e isipla - The o 1 l, nve" the =kpantealars of the nosotko:—Tholoolaid was Aerobia all w slalom =.llBmadly ilbelloyad odes at naval 11111111 - Detandisno hen WI the Shp er *.duo, sad abs maws from all Somas* la bact .eked at oaartor to dam% mod woo bows bp aorooird l rytir, b" benealks pia szs:srenth Ai duty of ezieethsg the mime took op Ps at. ainisimi et twisty sow fairs the olostai bodies the stitssithar4: vat wood sol the rills ailintted. Cato sad ibis lweeght hew pins esti eeatteeted to the ‘iaije ee k r a, ink by a ries. As the molds wand the wort the dram beat to orroo, sad the atudavalod wise bad to the spot es stint they wire sit thole Maio. 'Bea sobered their wale*. sin. and you.* the mak to thdr lips. At that testbie amen i. Manse el Da Ontallailett ; be 'Awl ix a ens et niter. inn& w isseollisly bnsgkt. The err of both Wife the boadosol, ma the two kook at the poood. At Ow una immist tie getesallii Ind bend, wad *elm haypy nes hill ask ea Ith silo. Da Onto wee Uhl at ow. Dash. *owed lbw of Mb Ito somons. now tobbi liellAbellim yet ISA dole tie arid, mho maresee teeideelle droviapiall 111. et Or *ahem taw Eh seiskoe. latinver, Masi Am ani sot trotasosoost wawa"; misiviedog the melba fib pine as Ms odd a** bkw et the tap et Ids shell. azasstion presist &Awl Wore abs Man ellik wort sousiorod by Gawk* boot the Brit-soor Bows nr Fun cm. —The ifetaisur esstele the egoist Mums ef the endued* WI beet root wipe Is Proses fee the seems aiding is Awe. The quest* made wee 81000 113TIMUMS• at Ham of 1849, tbe questity_ sued.as AM" hat Is 9849 it wee sidne,ooo. hiersase duty on bset•reet mar is 1880, as esasparvi with 1849, is 4,818,000 h., bat time is a idling of is the duty as Wallet soils of 4,800,000 t. bIIIIISDLY Emma. ad Cleeerol Chen foryetllee, the review of east isapeation will ..igoromerald, hoes enter., • • ambers of the OMR , sitting held I* . The Icapolvolidlig Air mew to Um: leitriors • thaw mime , that considerable. "If I t 9 the imlie7 t 9 the Abject of the twortitniile t \ view to Ms twee Virjrallaiierklia powers. 33. Harrah, is of opinion , that , ther dessitatiss reoph3 not , Ur be forted is this raspeth- while. MM. limber and irotla ergo I held* thitd: MO *idea courier , each bs ed appeal to tti . - .la the rant of the varieties hat betaiont mit csetaaaly will set, alert behee Jane, 1831, by the National Amenably. The diversity of views ia the members of ebb goverameit in the source of. Tatham rumours as to attoisteriel ohmage, and the mums MM. de Persigaria frequently mentioned se *Wised to.fisereattlas bead of a huh cabinet, to be formed after the ream for the pr. maw of a room decided Rumps:Net polity. It lb' however obvious that Lords Napoleon will need data =mines of the leaders of the majority of the bkrr fart the purpose of miles him a bosh. M onies dealary ; and as the ',ascot minister of the interior is the representative of the parliamentary majority in the cabinet, the remoras for retaining him in hia plane are quite u obvious as those which would prompt his supplantation by mem devoted personal adherents, Zr the Ossamittee at Permanence did not pay so much attention to-day to the so-called manifesto of the Elide. it was on the other hand much occupied with th, camp of Variables, against which sock a formal oppositios bad been shown by the Assembly. Tits tssaltof ths sitting of the councils-general as to the question of reasingthe constitution have beet given in previous litters. Several other questions of namely inferior interest have been debated in than departmental: iressailslies, among which may be men tioned the new dewed law, the law of communal and departmental organisation, and the law of mayors. Ia many departments propositions were made aud io' to the rortsion or abrogation of the 'leotard law of May 31, bet in the gaiter number rejected. The l'..lardegae, Geed, !biota, lle-st•Vilaine, Loire-lure nears, Lot, blarbihas, Pymness-Orientales, Var, and Vaudois expressed wishes for loosening the restrio tics, with regard to the artilloation of electoral detailed's. The department of the Tarn is the only one which voted for the total abolition of the biw. Ia the approaching session a merlons struggle may arise ott this question from the coalition of the ex tremes of the house, bat the petty of order know too well the vales of the victory won on the 3114 of May not to muster strong on this ground. The question of departmental organisation is an extremely difficult one, owing to the conflicting notions prevail u to the advantage of a strict mintralisatioa. The councils general express themselves gamily in favour of nel , musistratia deointralisatien, but exclude political. The difficulty is to see where the one ends and the other begins. The appointment of functionaries at tached to the service of the department or commune. and espodally of mayors and &patios—mayors is contended for by the local and central powers. The nature of their attributions is equally a subject of dia. puts. if the advocates of decentralisation confined their pretensions to the abridgement of the circuitous processes to which the commonest matters, such as the building of a school or bridge, have to be subjected before they can set , about, they would meet with but little opposition in the Amenably. But the right of levying rates, bor ' rowing, eelhcg, and mortgaging, without control, would be strictly questioned. It deserves to be re marked that, notwithstanding the success of the omilLion of the extremes of the Chamber in throwing out the government's bill on mayor*, the great majo rity of counsile-general have pronounced in favour of this measure. Three only—the Dordogne, Vienne, sad Bouchendos-Ithono—were formally opposed to it. Ia the latter department, the influence of the legiti tteist Laboalie, who reported on the bill, caused the rejsition. Another question of importance handled in these councils was the investment of them with extraordinary powers in case of insurrection in the as2iial. The bill of M. Denise for this purpose was generally approved. But, making all allowance for provincial jealousy, one is at a loss to monist for the approbation given by the greater part of the councils to General Gratatoont's acentric Plan/or removing the inset of government from Paris. a project which might ps have been entertained dune' the mindoor 1 1 074 ha1 8, but now has not a shadow of reason to ream eased it. One of the leadieg legitimists, M. de Vatimeanil, declares himself, in private, decidedly opposed to the revision of the constitution. M. de Pastaret, one of the Count de Chembord's confidential committee, arrived in Paris to-day. There appears today an article in the Union, which has Mooted attestion from the promise of a more conciliatory course towards the government on the pert of the bulk of the legitimist party than their recent proondinp would have led roe to expect. Tae Union declares, by the pen of M. Lubis, that the stilted, of the legitimiate will not change in the Assentay. The craying . after sights, whose attraction is derived from the imminent risk of life or from absurd and moustrolu novelties, seems daily to grow among the Parisian public. The (eine pleas for feeding this per verse appetite is the Hippodrome, whiler troop daily thousands of grown-ap children to stare at ostrich racing. Pony-balloosuig has been succeeded by donkey-ballooning, and to-day we are informed that Madame Poitevin is to accomplish &Dalian meat, a rionsenw for the benefit of her husband. The downward tendency of securities at the Bourse was Mill visible to-day, although in a km degree; sad the fall in the lintel; occasioned some consider s* purchases, :which nlliid them somewhat, al thsagh they tined somewhat lower than yesterday. rails. aim: is: ses _. . wry. opium wortinist.fla: S par Onis. ST IN 7 - 4 ---) 0 IT 0 P 0 St le ' spa aisle -- IN N el le MM U 0 le le I de Jena& • gi , • • • • • ,' e • le Pa Clcole•—•—• • •• , • • co -As • I +I pi 0•112.. ce ea= :at It S i. SS dayi,ai . • • logrorir Nei Yaw NNW irn. ii. nu De 2 • Tracery Nods— • Name Spar Oseli: Si SO Beek Neu —. UN Booms.— 8:. assissi:. 40i; Vanilla (right ba:k . ), 71 3 78 i 26 (iset 3•63). 1401 Path. ant Drina; 772 60; Paris awl Sawn. 6011 60; Roam old Harm 30 50; ' Biresbarug ad 72•14, U 7 58; Odom ha Viarma. 347 60; Warms sail Baressatz, 1191 Sic Meek 480; Paris sad litraritsat 338 761 Toss aid alrasid4 fhb; Mostiorms sad SPAIN. rift Nessai. IIDFD, Bzrr. 211 Omural' hob Oameba will tmbark at C;tiii for Onba, on tan 18th of October. The direction of the eseslry is oasfided, ad interim', to the Brigadier _ . . . -- The diligence from Barcelona to Vslanais, dee at the latter place ea the 16th, fell over a lofty piaci pies above the sea at °ropes& Fourteen pmesagers. together with the mayoral, peace, era WM* Mmma, ear. 91.—TIonkpor 311i.ellerlIelm, 341 13-16 own, 341 paw. DOW 9no Pin pee Gain, 121. Collso% $ M t : 4w ' litzlin• ikon, 6 pew; akar Bona. 6 Bonk of PM* diasad, 92 ark. lizoisnago on London. Ka • 1 00art or Aria.—By advisee from the Island of 80 . T= O 8 a th e sold ',Antes) of th e tad of Marsh, aro find snot *thy het Atkin place in the heilitles mated le vete* Othilthle there or at Priaaes Island. We undlestamcliked the port chairs ere only 100 reit, or about fal., pestle usediernient, payable only once is each year, .al dip *Sri in day megalith ef owlets to have thin trairatilldhel ablowther. 'TM solg mere to which to ad@ see Illabb in be br'a'e assonte to 1,440 reit, or shank N. each main wad deep Impeded orders to be allowed to depadt seeds le lend - then, and to re.export theft. Reppitela have WM 'estahlialthil in both bland', :r ya s, A=ta ate admitted we me cere of. Provisions t, sad von& Oa stall time be @applied with thee ad with water. The prawn ef the maw aonalats of coffee and wow, whisk hare a certain and in. =l i e lni prise—eoffee at 80 salt sad seem at 40 reit per pound pat ea head, shish wlll yu le a tto 218. and W. per peed The provincial cola at 1,200 rele for each sum dollar, and the pro dollar hu the vele, of two-thirds of the Spanish dollar. lICHLF.E3WeaO,LS TEIN. ~ffrorp tie AgosonneZeileng.) Thit.ifyiennotiste of Bassi, in their endeavours to soaks W London pritooolo reality, rely very much ma the re alist it the daunts shoeld nos be united to the ark, se se to become perpetually the in , Ohio sad the mote ruler, the Cur would saint end kobegielitlik perseeet right to the sootorien. Titer sersoisherieu of his Tighe, in fiesta? of Denmark would sertslaly be • signal sot of Meiosis's/Woos—en act of generosity for the like of which we shall look in vain in th e Newry: et Anglin Bet whist if the rights ninth the Czar le ess,wilides pa sweridese for the iotagrity of the Danish mo- Oterehg onwhete . Whet if the many in which he awl SO Awl** in the otaskes of Serape the eight to break the priample of laminas/ay shoald turn ono • beg of wank lies tokens.? Sash, however, le the toot. So untenable se the poatenaiose of the Clot, even is a Russian point of *lbw, that they have cells Yet loon openly brought for mud. We will in • new were,. .espoas..the character of the Ifesperoo r e claim to the duchies of Schleswig and Ilolstehe ; ear leaden will then be able to form their owe opinion of iM sdesieeibility. • • The imperial family:of Emilia forms a branch of that house tei which As now exturing Danish royal tamily, with the An gemeadrergeoll this eldsoutaig lion, are hkewiss offshoots. It win ha as your 1778 *la eke lisle of Oottorp surreudered its right" end intonate in Usei elitehies by • edema tic of ?unm ated*. any centuries before, the Giittorp line, to which the reigning families of lluaria and II ilstesn belong, had leratiebed off from the royal Danish and younger toys! Noes •of Augtetraborg hen Gleckaborg. On its stepezetion the limo of Gottorp obtained the as. latency of the two duchies. In the mitten in which it became in volved with the royal fins it bad loot in 1721 the ea , regeney of Schleswig. It was subs , quietly elevated to the throne of Ramie by isistringe, end poisoned in 1773, in common with the . royed !knish One, the cstiregenry of Holstein, without being messossoed its claims lava Schleswig, lo 1773 the Emperor Peul renounced his claims upon Schleswig, in consideration of a sum of money, and bartered his intereit in Holstein for the Earldom of Oldenburg and Delmenhorst, sines rimed to the rack of • grand lucky. This earldom, the original possession of the house of Olden bug. was at that dem occupied by the royal Danish lue. This newly-regained property the Emperor Paul gave in the year 1773 to the younger line of his house, that of the mesas% reigning Grand Duke of Oldenburg. Since the dita el this transaction Holstein his remained in the un ovidetpossentieta el the royal Danish line, and Oldenburg in that of the younger line of Gettorp. Itis said that on the wins:ditto of the reigning family the .Emperor intends to lay claim to the: plat of Holstein in which Kiel is situated. rut to fact that monarch might with as much right claim the en tire duchy, for to the whole or a part be has no more valid title than to the empire of Turkey or any other state which it might los convenient to possess. According to the decision of the States in 1616, and to the family statute, the sumession to the duchies follows the law of pnmoitenitore, and after this the younger royal line would Guessed the older now reign*. That youngir line lieu numerous re. presentative* in the Augustanburge and Glucksburp; next to them come the Russian family ; and last of all, that of Oldenburg. But how stands it with those claims upon a portion of the dually of Holstein which the line of Got tarp formerly possessed ? It will not be difficult to answer this question since all the treaties with their secret articles relatin g to this question have loot been made public. It is cleat that should the allzaillt2 line desire to claim the sins of this interest, the treaties of 1773 contain good grounds for supporting such a pretension. At the same time it is no less tree that those treaties, and their accompanying documents, contain at the same time condi- Itona ander which atom) the rights aelsocwlsdgsd can be ememistd by the line of Gottorp. In fact, it is to 'he thdea. burg branch that those treaties would trona'. r the interest which the house of Go , torp possesses la that part of Hol stein, and with that Unmet the eouttemitant right of Wrie•Meitus. It is not of COMM expressly stated is the said treaties that after the failure et the elder r line the younger shal succeed to this interest in Holstein : one would no more espeet to find an enumeratio.l of ell the contingent rights of wiumession in such a document than a similar list in the acts of the Vienna congress. The collective niesoben of the yowler royal line present in Copenhagen at the date of their esnicutten formally &mended of the goveriuni nt whether their rights wars 'reared in those trestles, and were told that the Gator, Holstein bad in all respects %misted into the rnom of the Counts of Oldsnborg and Drlmenhent. But we will set the absurdity of this Bowan claim in a light still more striking. Should any claim on the Glottorp share in Holstein be pretended by Russia, the consequence therein involved would be the restoration of the Grand Duchy of Oldeaburg to the younger royal line. At the date of the exchange that younger line stood next in the order of suceemion, not only in virtue of primogeniture, bat in right of positive and special treaties. The tepurantative of the younger !Me t at the data of those treaties, was John Adod phut, who had been declared Duke of Oldenburg by the .imperial court at the end of the 17th century. The duke ceded this possession to the representative of the elder royal line, Christian V., but it wu an Ixprers condition of this mesioa, which took place in 1671, that upon failure of male issue to this elder !eyed (Denials) :ice, the eight of ;Jocose ion should immediately ;even to the Oldenburg line or its Acosta* the Augustenburg or Olucks burg breathe.. In 168 L these stipulations were still further delisted by another treaty in which it was provided .hat not until the flinction of the older male line should the nuke, ' his sup:emirs, t•V Agnatfa of the house of Gottotp make any claim to the inheritance. In this way the rights of blood inherent to the Oldenburg line were reo 'piled and con- firmed by treaty tat is it was atablished, that after the elder royal line, the younger, that of 'ol4en.brug should mused. This extinction of the elder male lice is now. however, en imminent event. Hence It bllows that it the younger line has not received in that part of Holstein formerly the pow mien of the house of Got. tarp, en equivalent for Oldenburg, then Olden'ourg itself is theirs by right. In these facts Simi' will be able to find nothing on which to found a serious claim to a pert of liola. sin. „Nevertheless it is probable. that the cabinet of Bt. Pe tersburg may be inclined to pretend such a title, and in the seine breath make a virtue of reneancieg them on condition that the two duchies shall be perpetually incorpora ted with Denmark. The conduct et Nicholas may be disinterested enough in this matter. It is well known that the crafty . design of reviving an imagi nary shim of the Human line was not suggest , d by the emperor, but was the invention of the late de honest and in triguing king of Denmark. It is worthy of notice, that in the year 1844 the then Danish minister declared himself opposed to this same plea of inventing an occasion of virtu -028 abnegation for the Emperor of Rosin, and caused his intriguing muter to retrace his steps. It is asp. daily re markable that the commission appointed to investigate the question of sueousion said nothing at all in favour of such a title *Rioting in the Ltussien imperial family. It would be absurd to suppose that a claim of this kind would not mums great importance, however groundleu it may be, when raised In Huai*. Nevuthelese, Holstein is indisputably a state of the Germanic Curfederstion, accord ing to the treaties of 1814; and in this confederation all dis puted questions of succentan are decided by the appointed courts of the federal state. It the Czar has any claim to make, he has only to bring it before the tribunals of the federation, aeurding to the treaties of 1814. Ws g to the truism of 1814—the favourite re =artrthei cabinet of St. Petersburg itself. And don this is not a question of power, but of law and right; the fact that the Emperor is a great sovereign, and the Duke of Aegustemberg only a feeble prince, can make no difference whatever. It is said, that dread of the northern di spot has indaeed lord Palmerston to conclude the protocol of Lon don. But what will be his feelings when the sword of jus tice has hacked to pieties the web which diplomacy now miss ? FIRST Agana OF THE BERNINA IN TEE ORISONS. —Os the 13th of the parent month, the first ascent of the 'celebrated BerrJaa, the highest mountain pea of the Ber 'nese Alps, wee affected by M. J C 0.., of Scants, in Oberon , is sampan, with UM. J. and L. B. Ticharver, of Sch au eid. The height of the peak is 4,032 meters above the sea lev L It lies in the mighty mountain chain called the Bernina, and bens its name sod rises out of the glaciers of Koseg, Vitiates, and Morteratecb. Several attempts to Amend It have been made but hitherto with out mows. The task is at tended with consider " able danger. The three adventure:a set out at six obslook on the mozniag of the 13th, the sky being very clear, sad rushed the steam about seven. The thermometer stood at 2 deg. Beenenu. The black sandbills witnessed the inflames of the sin's rays. The Luger ice streams were g lidi ng thrush the large bleak' and ambling down preei. Ow and late caverns SOO feet deep. About half-put tea the lint gluier region win left behind. The second rose ' steep oat of • field et snow. The glacier line wee sot then visible. Great Sturm, a hundred feet wide, had to be avoided by • Ci1411i10719 route; smaller openings were to be Impel ; valleys ware to be wandered through, and ridges oliosbtd. The travellers bad frequntly to cut amps Ls the kte, sad throughout the first region were com pelled to make eonstant sae of their ',rids. The chief 'Almelo they encountered wee an ice ridge formed of steep glider walls ;• this, however, was overcome, and about six at the eves, _due twelve hours inmost tail, the tam mit was climber s,The eye sow glassed over a hundred Mania& peaks, most of which shoos with all the beillissey it gluier reeks. Assesq these peaks were those el ineard. Hee* ' Measerrasch, &o. Over VINO the Bantam sussed to look as a queen amid ha court. The view towards the south was attempted by steads. The sole north wind, however, reminded the tra •veliers that they bad little time for admiration. The air wee exceedingly dry, so that they were often compelled to moisten their beads, Ice order to retain hold of their staves. The head on touching the lee adhered to is eo test that on attempting to remove it the skin was nearly torn away. From the test of the glacier (1,590 metres) to the height of 9,162 =stn., the travellers had sun no living touters excepting a mountain though 'which dew saw the rocks below. They had °biased traces of the sham& nearly at the summit of the mountain. They buried a small flask with some Swiss coins and papers isseribed with dates sad names, and built over them • five foot stone wall. Oa this they Amsted We Swim federal flag, and took their leave of the place. About hall. put ten they had gained the lower glacier region by moonshine, and were thus out of ell danger. At ono o'clock they came to Mortnatsalt, where they were saluted with the barking of two large shepherd's digs. At two o'clock, attar &journey of twenty limn, they regained their Tartars. THE BISHOP or EIETRIL—We have received a letter this morning (Wednesday, Sept. 2.5) from a corm cop ndeat in Devonabbv, dated yesterday, stating that the r Bishop of Exeter has refused to accept teal imonials signed by the Archbishop of Canterbury.—Guitalion. • THE I tXPEES Ot ' Vit. 61r '. ' a ' '• ; ' Orilla_ _l 4l 2lkft:t i , X ikaa_ __ _. . 11 : 1. ... t . . .. . . . •-w. - - . • WINNIRS . ** .' •al 'girl W .4$ 1 ' ~ , '.“,. , i et ' 1 . 11 ",": Pam 'M . ."' j diceidelinhet : . „ tio .. . my b ei m .. wo '• 011.1010ZI iv - Jr .4. 0 1,. T . . , T., Asti .. i , their adds* .toolltliodi boat 'AWN. 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Nast id waist.. ta the ono d doilirettelle Asa i kaabis s . :larailairillitit AM Is e r 7ris is** NW 111.0vitar •- , Row* 'li id' said , erfordWitimis t s caw tow Wows dm I his Perim ' , Fil Whaled eran esniettende Yeats• ewe ds ; •thn prevail in the cabinet ag ' w r ia sb ra l tits ilr : a di rt r asm air;and wet ho sod Wow& Jowl west @Wad wale *bee cattheldetivionetty kti wbe • by the Piaelditai• ott tti 1.....a...a oamoolisaariso haws boons with tbodrkits of tap Ogiablasse }haw t U 1111 " * " 1 "" elur 'I l e " 61 1 1 4 41. 114 ,, vand sed ,.. of th• ooDatitutioa, _with • • —b.," dEME ealle" alt GERMANY. HESSE•DARMSTATC. In the sitting of the First Chamber on the 14th, M. laup, the former minister, proposed a regulation acknowledging the meritorioas exertion's of the Cham ber of Heim Ousel, and imperially of its standing committee, on behalf of the toinciple of mrlialiestary representation, and requesting the govertineat et the Grand Doke to me its good offices with the Erector to procure the recall of the Chamber, and the fettle meat of all differences existing between the govern ment and the states in a constitutional manner. On a division 'he motion was negatived by a majority of one. M. hop next brought up the report of a com mittee on Oebhart's motion to invite the government to employ its influence for the removal of the state of siege from the Orand Duchy of Bede& The com mittee recommend the Chatabm to give effect to this proposition. HESSE CABSEI,.. The Cassel Gagett*, published at Frankfort, brings the Mowing proolematioe We Wads' I. by Goa ram Lost" M., bss•l4 iambs kerns ilist fps ipt the Cissmisissosisla ratisa. Lis. is lb losilasisbs. SIM brot.,•resived Mims en% assiMat .to sr.bbit.l lbs Ondismsatal laws et assimissaiiss, as w.ll sobs positive assistiess of tL. DistOsi la parlisalsr saisidisly a tlis st Lila 61 sad 66 at IL. Vistas Osssislis Au e.tlele.d la Os Suns of lass 211, 11161, do A% al is the t wtwo sessaissy is meg siis bebop ia resin is the stabs el • swag* d til lsL a% tlisraiSai ,010 swabs am sali • Mtgs. Misr isallssah aea prose le - la* lb. sseass of sositekiab ra lt a Shy asses Sialisforran Sams Assas). earlimbe. tartltar, UM Ibis tassel el Uses= Sas assisval asses, is •Sarissatiss et ohs Ad of Vioss, Ans. 26 sad 24 it Is swivel is isliess:_ - . 1. TM lommittest it ailed upta eo r i = the IMMO plelleild ar • gmemomet el tide to ostablidi the rfolidal sotliortm of dm Ilsouolgo, sow mootait th• tiostoools. 2. Tim ea geomearot is at ttio Nam time Mime Mt topawitteat delay. te tik's Arm* plessollmo mitio ft to pommeto Ti. feregelas dlrealse. towbar *MY moat. S Diot tommes tb• d ookfoloot _farther peossenap omemori ftl emi mm:Mt is zootit ioni mato et 'slalom lemm=a H. owl of Hose Camel. W. Wig tbo hoomoMe ottiktlims el the Dim. Ole tlio mood= of wile tailor oollotoom will M Yowl by e Z to the Imowitap (Albs patila Anew est Mrs tool mat . 4 _ iflooMmet Eimmaiss. At Cowl, the Permeasst Osmatittie =Atha odors of the mime eivU departmmte aro waiting to lowa the mature et the smarm threadmed by lipmeepler. limmirbUs Arian eat Mir. Os the 234 therPwr mown Owamittim tom* at meraseleis from • yeldrind two faBietmtiste fee vieistisa of the osestitadem throve% the attempted amities of the cediesasse of lier an ' rer lth ms t ur oalest age =opeal Babirossr, sad the The mart is now sesapbM with the preUmiamy Monti gads, et thaw two cams. The tows oil el Hama has Mooed the fellow be address: . . i.at.W 4•17 al dime oimplopi ot die movoromeat irtio aro um loroolis emit kir Oak dabdol adbisoolo to mime* mood to di. rib id So owe of sopoor Ni rr ill a mono, of W soiocoodpi lidorise, fie *imaging! id Room kosolq them lib° ovii dimmed Om MS this oidilloiloade OP POMP id the ado, to pie e ethos 1111 ISMIIIIIIMINOM via do Vim limed sod Omani Boma Koodi. who a. liosa oioodeloo atosoloa lbw odd agora she moods loopowoolooso din aro misaisol. Hosso, Soot IV& Many of the SAW journals eat at HMO Omni are directing attention to a ficidadeowiebt, or arbi tral east, as the Molt initable mesas 'of M rho dialinacee width hderrepttheordianypre i g r a n al sl rear itany,thertion, bs dams lat'sgrniam thil Orbs Manisa enetitatics as this nb- Two. ISt sem 11 of thefeadamentel an et lea. 6, 1 "Pass Mai: Olin ht doubts who at ray Mare sad dilliMlolll of elision prevail benne' the hire the WPM of the realm ==th e e i MO of partioshi prevision of the esker el laws widel dball, lava bean inbred Sh ear of the man, and amid. ember" to peasent and a: • hpesati ml, l'o l oll 44 enz t vinil ahibmbtlbt lfielliired to the decides cif anniet w ilds mart shall angst asthma of *bin% 'Wadies to clumisten well skilled in the laws sad Marstitailea et their esiestry, sad at least ' 3O rare of age, et when three shall be waned by ' 111 101 0 9 ..1 . 1 11 'so 8 ashb ssim Nal IMO dada lOW the trail the 1 rip' the perp ordir the t Culty mewl and Dave and 'Wien Ilubj( whic you, Berg quiet the of 1& 44 I sup.' adraii wliiselu `gin whit first 7 0 ? , gm atom thiu ilo wk aPI for del