The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-02 00:00:00

gilt etrawtoo. OUTGOING OWL& 1s mils he British North Swiss, lllamed., sail dm %hal Bears will be made ep on the eveeles a Oat. 4. tar 0 41sestiss." The simas ale Maas. the illsamils.m4 Boma Ayes, par LILL Last. win made up sus sin mu* el Oft. 4. The arils kw Uses+. Ow* ail Cithesissr to sods as se As sonde/ The mils vie As llialsrsassama. 0071sa. of glarleag. 6001111Vbe ones at ea Iles *wain osa. TM a Its sihs W 4434104 Vsgarasia. Saw Etiraissit, adu..lsms. Jrwsy 01114 adßra, w(11 Is sok up so 17111 Osaolarr. 1 14 4 , 471 b tre ka lliagt w err is It s * iheolos. leafs Ms: bs r em maim et 04. 10. MGM MDIOM. 111111 111. la. &Imerm.l". . Maw tat. Nifissah.lfa. IA 'DON. WEDNESDAY. OCIVBER 2. Tax BAweilord. Manua, Poet, Ifertaistg Maack. sad Sun, am, like Lord Lavas/As, beat devoting the mem to aqadiesseel permits." They have besa giving maker Mel to an eadertakis IL= dna ithaedened is 60par—try tag to wash a moor whits. In other wade, they have hese makieg a leers to rs-liabilitate the unwed rope d the ex.railwey king Mr. Grown Houma. To do oar esatentporarlre jetedos, they have spared neither sad as. energy. They have been mat novel la their supply of water and imp ends, sad have sorehlted with might arid oath. For a time Wads to bower of Bt. HUDSON were simaltassomely cheated, Liz/ awn and eves," is the joereels we have lflebonteepelegetisal mays were devoted to the task of sheerfag est he vie as Wand inmost, the yields et iirepresentatioa or isieseasspdoe. In widens teem be the North of laglead. where Mr. Hums is supposed to poem, or to have posse red, patted intesase, theme& of the mashers of the Nos, Pest, Standerril, sad Mem* Cliressiekoostain beg them vistheatione, were distributed gratis. The articles themselves were repriated as postlsg bills, sad the walls of the them pleedfally therewith. Had it been paulie to whilewselt a bisekamoor our railway would new be ti diest is whiteout as sae of BuitTAn's " Alai% ease The peel rattled in the ears of the uns having SOW NOM wbat intermitted, it may sot" be makes to ask what all the melee has been alWi gul; what averemshe have been substantiated or L=lP whet osnosivable motive ma have est the of our eastemporaries messing at sash a per- MMus rate P A year aid • half had been allowed by Mr. HOD SON to elapse without any attempt to refute the • calumnies " with which he hen been mailed. Com mittees of [equity bad deliberately published Ask ettavietioes that he had "WORM amounts," sad played other tricks equally bad. The universe) way world bad turned round upon their former idol, and tees his reputation ia as many shred, as ACTION was torn by his dogs. The newspaper prom, with ens seeped, denounced Mr. HUDSON. Mr. MAIM not only bore all these assaults in meek aid =NNW plating silence : he actually refunded part of the moneys he was alleged to have unduly appropriated. Up to the moment at which we are writing Mr. HUDSON has not come forward to impish' his multi &rim and complicated financial operations, and to 'Wilms his character. At the last York Assizes a collages of Mr. liumoti brought an action against the Yorkehiremen newspaper for • libel. The gist of the article said to be libellous was that the paaa la gaieties, like all who ease within the sphere of Mr. Munson's inflame*, appeared to be cantaminated by it. The article, if a libel at all (which ajtry_ has de- I stared it was not), was more a libel sgainst )Ir.Huti log than Mr. RICILUIDBO2I. Yet the really aggrieved party would have remised stint, bad seethe party ascand undertaken to justify what they had said, sad plasma Mr. HUDSON in the witassebox to prom it. Into the &tails of the trial we have no intention to eater at present. The interrogatory to which Mr. HUDSON was subject d related oily to a part, and a mall part, of his multifarious operations. The task of ws,rgsutiociog him devolved upon the counsel Heide edlsegse. His evidence was cal m ex parts woks of a portion of his own story. Yet even tide limited vindication deco net appear to have been coo (desire or iatiefactory. The verdict of the jury was in effect—that the article complained of was no libel; that there had bets mismanagement in the railways with which Messrs. RICHARDSON and HUDSON were itionneeted ; and that Mr. RICIIAIDOON had accepted shares is them uader auspicious eireamstaaces. Among the en dbis relating to this affair, eagerly caught up and retailed by the journals we have named, I. sae of some eminent lawyer who is reported to have said daring the trial, " Mr. lICDSON has thrown of a great deal of dirt during the lest two boors." If we area to judge of the dirt which original) y clang to him, by the proportion it bears to that " thrown off," it must have been enormous. The Ethiopian most have bees black indeed if his slightly altered complexion apples white in the eyes of any man when contrasted with what it was before. A very few maples will sake to remind the gab lir of the extreme gravity of the charges mapeatiag which Kr. II croon bee sot yet offered either ample. nation or amitradictum. Is the mead report of the con aittee of innetiga time, masted to the shareholders of the Tub, New nan, and Berwick Railway. Mr. HUDSON is scenes of having appropriated to himself, oat of the cans ef the company, 10,894 shares of the Neiman sod Berwick Railway, is addition to these be was satitisd Is es an misted shareholder of the Neweestie aad Darlington Cmpay. On this 'abject the enmities speak in the following angenksable tarns : The 1•1401111 helm your asstaitise soldikhes lk. fast *at Mr. Hakes be. tab se far kis ems use fu the Mew. ask sad Barwick Compaq the estreenikeey malarie 10,1104 .Yana—whits the *abet to whisk the ressialess the seapsay ear each he presided weld* Moe was 9111 way. Of tevee 1094 she.., 2.1161 wars sbeelaad by kin before is swell* a Avast, lb*, while the eherse wets as yet strip, sad wank, as will he sass W*s schisms, they wen tellies et very Ivq. pessiesa. Mrs the MI6 of Amuse arras& Mr. Haase lad disposed ef ail ebb= 14 taut be sena* at tiesss kelp arealeas—lhr, ts the seastary's *Masi, Os Nap eras la *a ashen ties is the eases ef sireseeks, asd sat ho Ilat was of Mr. Haden. Year seseallase seas* shareasshe tYie sperepriatiss of arty ky Mr. Massa es Ms vas ledleillael entherity, sad for kis owe usa, ether they a a rite s. abeam al the esaineaes repeal Is Ids by Ihe The mods In which lb. Helm aspeprlalled iw the akar 7.929 shares Is equally signiaelible. The tersest ..bane bad mot bees sealed at the ~lag is Amos, 11146. Mr. Radom, however (ukases a Ids breast direstess). se .ested by then. required Os eessetery m eater the nada a the esseasay els seem el peaks as WINO he well Item asedd ha* al right te be liars. Mk ewe Naas wee issalled fee dilate* Mb, aesseatiee is the whole to 1,114 shams. The *ass fif the alisitent to the seassay was pin* es the reslassa as Midas a 1?46 shares, whoa they were eat so is fast. The same was dose a the *teat of Et shine I. the same ef Mr. Medea% Lad* *Oa SI la the ease a the sears hwy the soap* ; 110 is the sane of the *ea sad the clt of while Kr. Elaclisee was Oak. ass ; 420 is the sans a the less Mr. Masa Nide** Tee somata, have it is *asses fuss the easersary, as wall se Ilea the solielises, that those side el *era is their *ars were made by Mr. Madeask elk au thority for kis eve prat ; tad k sepias thee as Met Maim Waled salsa he suss sr wake te the * aspen sertidcates, wile* were node set wish the transfer of shaft to the Mohnen 1 oad Me mewls woes alWted to kis ewe ea. et i ssaitta have *babied widows the ales .1 1 shwa is the gasket at the reastairs periods whoa Mr. Habra was thee saretly amnia' se *ass epesslises, sad tbsty refer the shareholders te the sweeties& It mean frees this eadeses, that the prelito reeked by Ida es then traassetioes is haw easseated w 146,7061., if the sake was afesoni umiak. plata Let as sow see spas "bat testimony the commit.. tea baled their sharp %Mast the umber tor Sander load of having saaathaemedly ariated to him self 10,894 sham e o f the Netu mad Berwick Railway, by tits male of which ho sy hays realised. sto lg, at the the. prise of 148,7041. steriimr, of which he hue ref the ccesemsessmst of these delicate is 80,0001. We quote from thii asides.* the report : NI. Plows 4 ezeadeec. Q Will yes wousitio• stealer pis obiesdl them dorm se 17 Mt. Reim. et wbetlaw y ea woe eisultss4 of the law ? A. I het. Robber estbertied It te be dew, ow was I wawa* el lb, _ _ as k , — Q. Wire yes AM !mew tlia4Mr. Beam lad borne pour* 41 wake debar likrakeveraorklal P A. Mem iIIMINPaIIe ormarrsoul. Mr. open dirodes) azselard, am, Ms lert ' E=pot 4 NA Pim ropostod b Ns, to Ali W. 1111111: se. reerrt n of id, es. vends year Itai asonsitsi lath met, siontsit pongees tins might lave eatelpeted, rinse them that ft would set be win to be sapropered awns thesess." It yapwwaess from o*minute-boob *at Air report nee leld the bead, kr the bet dee, 111 the 4•7 as iambi ft le tided, Ind that Illied ponionsly bees primed, It than waned et, end oedema* be inn& The Arnim aloe Mr. Iledese, Mr. Reim Davie, Mr. Join Mr. la adman! Plena, Mr. Charles Teea sad Sir Jobs fliespees. It does set appear free the aninnladink by when ft Ind bees orliteally prepared, bat In ammillee ere ialonsad that all welt d eentiets were by the ronisittre ef masenneesi, eameie*g silly, Mr. Robert Dane% sod Mr. Jams terdete ; sod It Mrfrom the allude book of the tawniest, tin drip •:Traesdag en the kb el Webreary, whoa ell lie sinur hoeimmere pressat. meet end eseensto ripen* it Mr. Cotten, that la plate et havled it rowel is( of 49.7771. t ill in old of Mare eerfn tie iiii.7 hod lids their w ide meet..., Mother with el, CIL Se: Mt abed ksine what ft had ward; mad, not If lii ail he hos the as& of the oseesallec belgyear, I Ina% 11111, It will nearly swam vp ski trade I under el that period. Than deemed* mils the braise aostrieeseek ity Willi the assonelei wen all haring the nate oldest la deny.-es walk :12 WM avellehle seeesse booed Us nee mean% and tie hosed tepea higher tables& Yu wen asesed. Three Ineressol *gala enabled Mr. Medess to raise !mooned prelis by the isle of the sires whith , be leek free the meeposy, for Ida owe Wasik et Wort prim dm he scald 0661141111 hare obtained; sad that belied • deep pommel faired in the felalleetiss el the atelleato. The — ;;eutrivasoro, by villa w. IS SNOW Asked, were dim :—Tlee baltiouly bulk ascoemel• wore overstated by 14.6621. 1118. 64. ; capital was bardosod "lib 31.11111. 16e. 6d. by s'nerro wlda properly belemped revenue ; mesa% lacurrad oft asommat of woes led sapid, to the omelet of 60,8111 14.. 8d..; sod isillees, aid et he r Improper esteem, won note of a Mho do en revenue, wLia bad so mistime la feet, meettas. 18,42.11. oe. M. Theme sums maw ac the eggregeee easseM of 121.9241. 10s, 341-, Time Eehilleetiese eeemets •pp.ar to Iteve eemenseeed Sevin the Int ball pear of of tabs yawls, aid to bays bona sysommeisally serried ea up to the peelei whoa Me. Bodeen rodesoi We Wise. It wan in theooaree of the kanseetions istellai la the above extract that M►. Hutdow altirowed the celebrated letter to Mr. ALt.roir. ifitirbg him to " mend • the quarter's return, unigrung se a roans —" In order to tusks all things pleasant, we have had to take in lad half ear die first week of this.• We bar* not to rehearse the whole his tory of Mr. Hooson'e railway career. For such a task the materials are not, and never may be ae eseeible to dui podia We have only undertaken to s►ow the oaten and gravity of awls of the sharps arm white Mr. HUDSON, sea year and a half age, was seat to Guidry, and to naiad the pablie that aothleg with Peeped to thaw *mu has yet been said by Mr. Hunsow, or cm his behalf to warrant his recall from that nerd mile. We hays as plessare in 'Whin amen whoa he•is down. We weal norm to soadowsed by pulls opinion a tight of tuna it prairripais• nom • wadi own kayo a door epos, by while the bumble mod mint posi ast, who, by lest yours of virtues eserlast and Ogil vie., to his kind, ben merited a perdea,leight Mars to the position he forfeited. Bat it lad to be borne that a man who hes sahmillosl ia 'dots to the mast diegracefal amenstiema who hee tacitly admitted their judos by massy, should be farad back em socis li tr a Z clamorous tuberous and ooadolesuats, for no ether rem= than that sallkiast time is sappesed to have slapped to dull the public Tallowy at the rielioquen• cue with which he was se arm, Add it is not cre ditable to " oar order" that so many of them have ben willing to lend themselves to auk a practice. Be the object in view to thL intrigue of a political faction. or imply le allow the fashionable world to receive bask a emu 'gully wealthy essodate, the MONS of the plot would lower the character of the adios. The oaly teems apes which Mr. Hanson sea ess ha lig former Woman is by disproviap the draws Gruel hiss behre an sabieserml tribunal mai fill that is dark sad atoplokas la his railway career. lii the fatal air& et serial woos, the idanated folly of the few beide a temper sear akin to modem is the nti ve r :hselly legal outrage provekee to papa* *haft sad Wind malty lea& to i tailakts of orlon Ia Inlaid the seam of sped= enlist eamolibily bow ie earlier. On mad. IlLordelas the aelmand nosthe wen meat ia banodiag pNiasi et the coil laterebease of was leinen Wenn lamella& and temente. Bat &se the ahoess&er► of the Urbana power ow the pert of the facer, Leh they wen ambled to main wed WI the neat the ripsetag sad pawns' *neon has mot beat et takessaity ar disorder. approach d irtater &wing the rpm% , yew slam, however, to be satielptied ea lath aide. The headmen of natter w set hen Anal le dead over satil the outostary period ; and tato poassatey so loam wait for the loop eights to Lowe thew selves legotber for desperate nasores issietamee mad radials& We an yet eel at the esweens► neat of October, sad Wendy the wadies hos baps. Wholesale 'violins have In sway If.` stamen takes pima, sad Ohne aro avowedly la pai l panties. Whoa the population of ea animal& die an formally served with notice "' sheet ales =dryad, tad whew " holy told, that their deatreatioa their hotoiltory owes; do strict osoforsity to law, what sattehatiew a mates of law likely to lean la their mato& look need tastable sod Led now Am V iis ioraspiist , yougsbams Wes Om It 4 Ikar =ir I tad that' lba estate " b• VIZ= _ on 'mike la , the laadlarda fge lasi ausaatbst far vain tba kat ot eamaael *Mai Bat ewe fa as *_al math Of vein sr pasta* ai eammals by alike the as y r aw I. is z 2 az e rs a ray as 6 sal *sista ray, arkbarat lag dor lbsit" lbssagamaillm4lll l l,l s a l palmy% lf a Whoa pailmasal _ ; 4 bya., bstrarif.bompuilem - , IE6 pikkprof tie kw/11lb a AMIN lb MEW des baldwassir is 'it troy aseavdisid . bi 167. Ocemionally thr blew at the samedio snood at a moreemonsaisas ablest , and it is in vela to poste= ancomismisai that =ea one of the poillbeod eliii is throe aeldenly amok limn the =nib* nand is iii oily greater them whim some Imidardosse driven ete be are innerly bating& The Irish , jam= of but week were fled with the alone details connected with the mar der of s Mr. Notts, in the =nay of Weitzman The usfortanne genies= was act a peeve el say parties= ems. and his mane was probably but don bend oat of his ern neighbourhood mall the *hooking airoometaness of his death were known. flea every images bosons familiar with the liar that he bed best a landlord end a nagistrate—that he wee shoat to hare ejected certain temente—end that h'-had, is open day end upon the high road, bon jet to death by some person unknown, What effect mut not eves, haeribls catastrophe like this have epos the belligerent Muses? Will it lemma the distrait, the bate, the rage wherewith they look mai each other ? Or is there sot in the marehisal bar crested by nett treats luckiest', se meek =dm= to the moral being of the few as of the may P And whin shell there beat sod to Welt hieharitissf Nurse avowedly , mill some mama atlongt is made So marts thew canoes. Thu law nay be appeased fir the hear by a few more wretched victim. Bat the bop= of civilisation cannot be vindicated by the and is =motive manse of and ties committed on the wagon es a set o tbe brutal Monti= cl the law free a diten has loses ger s ti tg Meetly long, and with sufiniontly little pumen Every sew cosecioa bill, mad every 1 . 03111EUM4011 bee a =money meet. Half a uooie of ignorant and generallyercethless bravoes of the village are (Ared up as a peen caviar to the sanded of the law ; sad leadiesdims oetiedot Awe* to its ancient presages Mein, ishimullaut "In lidos trims coat the worn d hie '40.141 and toil with= eespeentiee, aid eollll.llo untie =twas became he Ise not bass elodlitemet ar cooldiag. Ties alter a thise.seetber , Wep of istieise sad auditor seal to natality, Obi Aids • • its wham bait. The legislators lost listlessly on sad Minekomi to try sad remedy the asielor evil. Pommel se is the City of Lesies in the pest aseatiale of wealth awl worth, dignity sad wisdom, ie newetheiess den dimplay a wanhaief sot of ant rein at hest of vary great ispeteells. a backward 'ss aria eisistieein which ie lad to the honour of the eistenpelie at the Int estatry in the world. Wm Win= Harm, who addressed the wouhigal warm at the Iberia' thaw is • theibilly epee* • a dim sad a eremplis ont. who. ritl7r ia t rombimeil, ea the highest cranial and =b lies:y pieseeree—!La Winn& HAIM bound of the woollens that hie rile Trask' et when_ dot . . . great &replan maltitedis iseadate Landon ia ledl to witness the extibitiee. The Bapseiatendant of the hibtroppbtea Polies was evidently terrain up end civilising his "brae" he the groat 4 1 la the responsibilities of City Midst t 1 1:2Mo baiter hi. by the imorommielet ways tad mean of isnoseetion. And we dribered a empire :Ana in the prided PAM ear at the most protaineatof the new sissirlik - What wield ea Austria bevel *might of the . 4 , 1 4 = 1 .1 spirit ot oar oivis 'immerge. had b• their an Monday f At a modal id era a river, sad where all the ward ebot triteir avocadisa cc b steam, the and Aldermen w ed othdr Atp maned by their livered earsises Ihtesesee were • they leenehed thee Ibi ll ?= Sikora the river is their teed, the ree al sad their etsmbirl ds eok o ze i sti longer that le the attar et and areentered mete mile • NA' M NI ead/ ia der do =gee tad err maim dDow maid have asomi terd ailing Orals. . The mole voyage from Ira doit to Weendisler we. breed by mash 16, bow of the took for dog Omits, Woos (a ear 6r the eameita) • was kept 'erre hie tire belie ia vain expectation of the order; id dr City tiger boat Biutngag 1a Beery quattetlitit hour an labor of the mart weir &grabbeda hit* of Mr. BALLY'S truer , b • 861111414/ to Ili Lad Mayor eat Ilbseitis, lied they tot fork by lead P wee mead, bat it wen replied that thelhell Ipillbe have of Obsagebis was mar lam elmereellAblid .51veil bra • voyage delarribi at the liar rine. . et I, mire AU the peramegia who mete •aa dolt easined to have thesalaiden of l&il Yet meld the vidtore have comb de etir.. whinetisteabl ear ee We are of the dam mg et rae, why thermals will treat de ardor ardor to au preamit their bibs eibelted) i•_ Jpenp o Jtayram der . the "Milian • ,ha& • • :WMWig Barr, takes brtles gskilsketss, atm is* liseesi - • Velideisbetadt eras fiemberdidi -demist: Oil as,, WO tea eels*, p.m,' bid sat law Sikes. Tb. Holitsiiters bad IN* I t? ISS. Another degatek tint es Ike.. 17tk the I I Ikkieswirlkileseis army leit its ssiskimsesis, sad the staff followed on ties 286. „ • . Tosniagea L aseaPiaa b 7 W5i....111.118166 of ' • Holserthip;s. A datashoitlit . 4l.lllielnk Finesses bsnlisis issiegit to Landes. • • • . • wa hapor . tag M. take plan me Beek. ..Bear.• • • • i . GERMANY. • • . . , • • PRUSSIA. BrildW, tsar. 4i.._. . . Herr MI Eadewits yen**, spetesanicated hie ; tam Niel** he Fair' Again to the, r i ' a rmit il nal ea Celle," et Nine* he the Men anise, sad aeneemei that be would be eatmeedellie the poe t . tpipaident by Hen *a Sydow. He thisirea cu tt bevereorial respecting the affailm-of Reese 1 winch contained a fall account °OA* proceedings already adopted, and the course in future to be par sobei by Prude ill the minter. The ministerial organs width immune" this fact, date that the comnereica lea east with the satire "primal of all the moisten of the Oleo& Hen vas Redowits also laid before tlifeeliege - eopies at two despatches Which be had &d -ime* to the tablas* pf St. Palgralong and Vienna; ia mitience to the %tate sadist of Prussia is the Hems question. The imparteese et this question to Ommasy nest set be oareleshed. It them Oatral therstamitme ef the two gmeiltriftlyelfare MIMI late sere dangerous* adagios than bat DM" the erne aim the establishawat of the amnesties of the Mk of May. Austria is undoubtedly at the bottom "Wm whole ; bee been the Wingate( sad usage of the whole procasdinv of t h e Mawr and his prime minister ; not • dag r sl2 has bees bikes by Rae estipliog withou t y 'obtain*, it to the Aio tram club in F who have promised hint their assistance in the use of CI , 81101, if the report can be credited. have ordered geverneishle el Hanover and Winesburg to be prepared to maw 1'41.1 10.000 men, to quaff the peaceful insarretltilla :Vits rater, * rather his strainer , e s t:, Hasseepeng. Both the goveramenta mentioned would be glad of any oppartaaity to annoy and insult Prussia, bat they and their friends, and Frankfort, will think tines ere they proceed to mea sures which, as Pamela Ina hinted, will be regarded by her es a declaration of war, and will be met by the hien* welt into Hasse of a Preemie' a army. It Is stated that saline ban already been head Is Ber lin foe assawylar , the military reeds through the electorate, the eight et way on which In war and pesos was scam to buds by treaty la 1815. It is a amid* al ell Osimany that he smolt a man ibb" stmatry liati els i s r id be r lash a efo r e i r . an i : Prud ie ea e b 4 into a war whir - Arettlig — Alr Combasselel la the oloisortui or• appvisias sikpo X i ' tie are made, *Nigh - it is hoped that if tar t eondita of stein should last mash ways *4 Minas any ire lowed Ie priest the 'vela' of baseman. . Prussia havin, , her sad hi the by him se illeyni, it etnaesSahlleese that the eppotiticeraf the Chamben,leendid. ea toe seastitatiee, is *gal, sad ii tellhipPressia. - . the is bound to lad it .._ ...bft,"!, *b. - • , rift Ruda s, to ermo thou frott - th n li e =thd polies system et Austria, which will i ' be sated span it they are based by the metesdadDerdestsf bk submit, red Presets bas here maim _Affability stamina, the sym pathies ad amilimerrit if blesaliggyty.• . It is well assertainedest lithweeseliairg has nude ap Ida Mad to Miry ised polity, by hars et drub it worm; and great eflme ay with. le impel Prialia to mem to Ids wither The new ainister fat taiga Wake; Harr as Radowits, issi on meat aceisions at ,idensit blettiy &vows* to tits ' Belden wiris and _their asseehomourawi and semi paibty *moat to es disfasetel sal a OmMang. 'the Aseestra=k ter Mho it bri that an I bps bill ,ii Mid tie be sonol ial &ret a reis ' bed bereting 11 s. lashosltolif - ... ' 4,, ii Is is . bors .t c c • d e wei thi l li or lla ; '"" AM *eh, wartl/4 .by the I' l - rit, annum. • . ...., , t NaselmieoritheemelotberP4lllll:o" ' flitlib • Is still at Drake: . ' '' . ' ' Illiaral towns in ,* Arabia tit POW bane =ear baemetwith visits less meal*, reformism sods. tisesebtrehesrds6 MAIM opportune a le i base been id 'the . loserepolis it the ti i tco :Pm ital= be presented .11ida lltie 'd othwe and Prowled . = Wept, Abell' dilates, tothe.ssort ... pg'o4 - Siiiiel he 't Frnakbeethe . aie sentS:7 4lal at rei Ittotayihrenoesteser VA Mai Isi BleecAsts.attlX, ciao thisffialtweeblideralloi 444 W 808 larildrttika do. wawa..littammr thdroli to arldwliww hi =Allaisasaata. l"7l r t er ti ll'. maw a a resolatiset ' by the aoresaid Assembly on the 2lst as .a maid p , othar, shwa Is tat renolation the right to ad* farther poneedings is raseared(thilriyhl gOrsrataant 'Weaves to it self the ht el tads( all pressodiage dictated by its duty. Tits aeia lgud, in briagina the Mao ar the knowledge 'Ms Beatoteery alForsign Alan of the idasteral atiaistry.. esegothfally adds that the royal govi;reauguegi al* - " sires a sealhe ahtlatitt of the rida in 4 4 , 1*-91 , 44. , aid , 4a other &Mat state, Brady • and 1111011111 • the sandstone of right. aid the lea pa , li the eleetosala all the aim, *Lae here la go the ihelhiethat the legal arilitioa of the tentata le aid raised ideas* angrehearala la thalami rlthil ai vetfoole - ' • . . , ~ Thr uadenidsol apreare, ___ ~io.. faitowita_ _•• . 4,4 Waldo/ of amiss Anallew ...1 Balla, Ss" 211,,M160 • , .r To Oso Bidder of hil . Htgltasa the ZlecOir of . . • .... IllearCessal. at - Walislaubed. . - ~ 11111 LIN, Sim Wl—Voluntary Loan, 1661 ; Now law !afar-aad.4-11alf per Cants., lira/ ; Netball Debt, illii I Coanacial NATWlLicoisty's Parainni, 1111; Beak Maim, 9.7. AlitiTRIA. -,, •••:J , , - : 1711111 A, 13nre. 17. After a silence of two years, masequent upon tile' political disturbances-in Austria, the statistical bursas has at last given a sign of its existence, by publishhie the retained impart, led exports for the pans 1841: 48. Some inexact figures respecting the trade et 'Austria during 1848 have already been published, bat these come to us with - the official stamp, and are a therefore, deserviag el atimillea: The total impart and export trade el the stmatey was valued at the 61- lowing amoaate: . , . Import' by Lad, ~,. (4.901 . ,1101. . 76,681,46611. Ma 26,90 0 404 .. 62,415,788 • Itiarts by lane 36,944,191 .. 90,142.332 1 • ~ sea '‘ 11,418 806 .. 22,065,963 ran t= p pr e 1itti 1 17 3 3 6 .. . 16.627, 1.68G14: 12 1 ;111 be nee, 11;111 dime Bone, that in 1848 the aim* of gOods imported was 44,286,787 dories less, .4 of exported, 66,847,280 lees in value, and that Iles pliddpts of custom' duties decreased 496,94311. Uffiterl that bf 1847. With the single exception of the impirte by land, the whole trade of Austria was , deseelsed in 1848 nearly one-half. Until that year the trade of the empire had been gradually growing, as the following figures will show: 1644. ilk ' ' Value of lesplrts 114,485,50011. .. 126,74 tr ~ Experts 109,618,000 ' .. no. „ Transit .., 71,329.000 .. 10140,91 e The trade returbs &,1848, when mill not show any impertent increase& bat them fee /8.50 will do ea. At this moment, notwitheteedielf the deplorable eonditioa of -the imams of the country, the want of andidesee in the Ministry, and the state at doge in the priseipel aides of the empire, trade is tolerably Wok, and, compered with 1848, brilliant. The set Vm for 1860, which ought to be published by the end of the Miming month, will prove highly interesting. Tour readers will remember tbit, immediately after the dose of the war in Hunpry, an enarmoue con trlbetioe was directed to be levied upon the Jews in Hungary, the Serbian Wciywodins, and the Banat of Teineswar, for having directly and indirectly gadded the insurgent goternmeat. I harp forgotten the. exact &meant in question. but it was apparent to all at the time that the impoverished Jews meld a possibly ;raise it in the time given therm Thir. prayers sad petitions, beaked by the Worm*a if on ialmatial men of the w a netaligleti o both a delay end a reinterion of of the sr ede tt moat age the original imperial deer fee money was republished by Marshal • Melt sbasteeffime fee the payment of themom, -• it peeled, Application. to Vienna aged = delay lentil new, when the affair wee kali; of by a &ems published in the Germte. The map tribadania dews away with altepthm by the Wa rm, bait the Jews are ordered to raise a million lfoeios baeight halt yearly papmelits, ler the pa . ofestablisiumeJewilirtithoed Hoofionott •Athe Serbian W,wodita. • /twirl eummitteeis to motel at !MA, file o the purpose of Jimag th Im letimlfroto mob ,pemah. $ airy Jo* is to pailhavaiOripta the amount et bin hawse, sore the itret is or be suede. 'the Ist of Dec: next. pablie vial fed rwerally .Cubed by the tars this , enpleastiat bminseehis **(An; The Jews 61 " skto 4 . T Wogeted ierah o G. hwees by the calliog In sad berme( CI the aamiallt hank•notee r and it "weld be meet ininunaschi-mie the mejority 111 order te !pasha • .fewi etlieptheole,'lae, - !Wit, Very adeentif: , bi rir iss ffial„‘ Austria ia ilm fie Jiregens,crisee IM , mill leardw• sr meek -arise We days. AI freerthen fifty Of Orme* kid hti awdiette• Wf , lAr a tt oi albrot_, il*To MN to Cr 4 UM inhabitant. of town fm, pimiiiir l•nrutha ,by the Emperor aftai.tha rasest,grem the— • • ~ 1 • ; , - - . ~ dues ilia widens miemerd night tot, ha a. matli aei w iral:ProMg h . hg . yro i n Or^ Ittereby it . *'' ' el 1140, 4 = 4 10L .8 Th a e visi t UM ra x .4. ( alas milts miaow 1 ! ' - - - the Au** re" ie .lioanwhile es Mao • To heanbe , piopkr 'or the Diet speak think that t hey were going to de c l are tidbit 11108 . 1014Liot OW zi n re. Bavaria on. illiffilelf las litliell lb coal N bly owilit tO reaped iraitege'''lofr !be: " , laud at deo ~ 10 1 ~ .ug *IL It la atated hat =1: 1 *lt .Es in are. i 1 " lillo be ' formed p , w rep hi c h d; 14 the 'Artie Of a A 4 boat Rienabiirg ItiM4 it sad the Menu, and join a n A ce . dilti ihr We iire'llarte softy here 'bug vi'' rtilia :itgedte !ON, lieen' at work at rt. h i ebN 'BetifieW the i'rnadan and beiattelletti, leis tb *duce a tiontliot which .to the removal' orb. Omer. The env. watchful *ft•aurtions of the officers, Ane. well M PtillOialkis hart en yet thwarted Valisowee.to.lke;aiab lies Willielinand, inyiti og ensibaesa qesseeitfee to proceed thith er an d . 110emapitag in sencootiog exceptional laws, the . -4 have replied thus: et die 24th, signed in the minister of his high. igestor...oes , Demo received here, in which we ate repair er WOhelmsbad, to concur, according to Conetkedottal Let, io the p!eparation and mortars us tfesteeeary to the administration of et the duo_ isdeg the continuance of the state / r o am& repiroliat we must decline having to etillithe odesanwtretion of a state of step, regard en eentrary to the conectutioo, sad (or g which we are now prosecuting the snails: itiOusilhited pans. &pt. 26, 1860, The Pamanent Committee. Haseeeptiug has ordered the delivt ry of 44,000 from the treasury to the Minister of War. 7 bate likewise been soot to tho * /n and Wear's railroads, ordering Th a : ll C a epode" train to :Giessen, tocontry a battik /lee. The opiate* of the court, Ain be caret atitbOtlty of the ptetendcd Diet to ma k e Oe• Hesee-Ctssel. I from Frankfort, September 28, says: piiticider German question, which seems to all the others—that of Hesse Camel—. into a phase which seems to defy Hassenpfiag imam to set as if he expected I rupture or • war between Austria and Prong% log his best to dimegssise the state he is govern ; he gives himself incredible pales ...etenot - thopUbliteserviee. Re has ordered sus erosion of payment St the treasury, not to obstruct eatthneen% bat salamis& the government officer% by cut tidy( off thairsslaries,' and at the same time reserve es mash auk ase possibly for she support of troops and the civil list of his master. It is true the Prince does notneed tha lattett 'he enjoys an enormous fortune, which Ise inherits flow his mentors. The Elector of se i Hem. is th e richest of the (lemma princes, and et . his civil fist is ens of the largest Let this Has ug .be permitted to. matinee, sad 'Hesse Ousel wi be tilised.in the midst of pesos. ""Thermatest between the two great powers seems ;.tot, tune just sow en Haesenpflug alone. Austria isseuld not object to see him replaced by a man per essaally less unpopular, but she desires that his sou siessor should carry out the same policy ; Preemie irgiree his disulialtel without delay. Austria demands the electorate shall be retantd within the bonds , the Diet, and by 11l tuition. Prussia, which does 'met sekoewledge the existence of a federal army, wee Ite the fall of Hassenpflng the only means of re•esta blMhing her iIIeUMIC4I. Th• German question has die :ippearad for a moment, or, rather, it is concentrated .on the existences ofn ministry. M. Haseenpflog may BOW take the credit of having brought about the new 'estrangement of the two great warts, and now is pushing on his mealtime to make a reconcliation int poseibM.' "In these oireumstanoes, the telegraphic intelligence boa Berlin is not astonishing. An Austrian diplo sada has just explained the advent of M. Itadowits to cake, by the anxiety' of the Prussian court to coma 'to an understanding with that of Viente ; according to him the instructions given toiler. ',Thill,jminiater:at Wilhelmebad, which direct him to oppose the Elec. tees policy, will be disavowed. This appears exceed ingly looperbable, since whatever has been done in Ike Pram= Foreign-office during the last three weeks certainly was not done by M. Schleinitz, the predecessor of the new minister, but by M. Radowits himself." Another letter from Frankfcrt says :—" The Cham ber of Hesse-Darmstadt has now refused to vote the supplies. This, however, is all the resemblance be tween the situation of the states. In the electorate all parties join to refuse the ministers their aid; ultra-denioersts have not gone further than moderates, and thb oonstitutionalis's have been the most ardent for the struggle with Hesseupflug. In the Grand Duchy, however, the moderate democrats and the conaututionelists have sought to bring about an ac commodation. It appears, however, that engage meets taken with the states represented at Frankfort have rendered a compromise impossible. "A regular budget has not been laid before the Cham ber, of Darmstadt for six years. White acknowledging that the diffineltiesof the ministry were mainly caused by conditions over which they had no control, it most be admitted that the Chamber was bound to put an end to this disprderly state of thing.. For six years the government was content to go on, prolonging the former budget and adding supplemental centaur dons ; never, however, reducing the sums voted. The Chamers of 1849,elthoegh stroogly constitutional, de clued that the vote then passed must be the kit of its kind, and that the finanoes of the state must be led back to a normal condition. In the space of sit years the government had spent eight million truce and more in railroads, and created three mil lions of paper money, and the accounts of this expen diture hive not yet been rendered. The state of the treasury was exceedingly unsatisfactory. In the spring of 1848 • change of government took plum; the service of the civil list of the new Grand Duke has not yet been settled, and the same sum is paid which the Chamber voted to his predecessor. The evil list is large, bat sot so moan so as that of the Blume, while the Greed Duke has no private fortune. Many points were in dispute, and in the main the Chamber was in the right. "Nevertheless, with a little good-will a rupture might hays been avoided. There was not, as at Cassel, a war fietween.the nation and a minister hated ,on account et hie anteeeients. The democratic party must have seen that its favourite idea of I republic wee untimely jest then; and that its true policy was tai take up a position from which they aoald have rendered abeoletism impossible, while biding their time. It hes chosen, however, to take a course which, depriving itself of influence, prepare* the way for the muse of the Diet. "It is clear that the Chamber will resolve on pro , damn% • new electoral law, and it is very untwist. nate for the party of legality that the country will look idly on. There will be protestations, and that will be all: the taxes will be paid. Tnis will be a had emasiple set to the German people." illbeeleetioas for the new Chamber, says a come ,2"l:t, dating hose Stuttgardt, on the 27th, are over, : 12 0-thirds of the ottomen are democrats. The eon iscrative party have abstained from the elections, to lbw the with which they regard the electoral 4aw. Its not expected that the government will ttaieavcor to primed with any important business in with the OM Assembly. People are ask with MOWN what will' the government do dissolvieg it. Almording to the opinion 41 may parties, the grwermasat will take advantage of a paragraph m thelleeditiltioll to govern without a 4 •4bereetil the definitive settlement of the German and afterwards oetroyer a constitution ke new state of things. Of course there go far to see the ddEcalties and dangers stamp. The monarch entered his 70th Jamming; the event was announced by the imam old *tinfeeor bells. The weather vc . ry irin finnfhottelact sight days, but, the t yery pose; this , concurring with asmalos a pest misfortune for War. 1 01101) - 170' . 011Y . 07L'tAbEN. li e &taboo ti l gt ou ; k1 =2 1 1:1• 11 Beet that the .linaveation with Brassies are tho Inallerg et Bade it biz n, sag to Nth* modificat e—'dur ion. >x Brairr.-rThe Dospariodor Montones, Iheaswhie aid Ater Astoria& /Wrap essenose that a esateact is on the point of un ir g = walk &glib boss for carrying oat the . • THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY BV ...,,,...„,;,, k i. . 113 : : , ik , aim ' i /•:: --N 47 ,,bia r ' 4C •. ' .. -. 5.. - • . r• . • . . • I Aden anilseir it te beim*. sad , - •-4 i -It tbms Itia_ !' •I - arN•Ol t r i r k' " — ty of his language of 1 Ite Windom. - ! L I . to alter the feat as aver. . " .0,1 dr. 4. • ' .•• • • , I'AT L. ••• • •,/1•1110 • • i /00 • tioo, 411 r II i '. ' • ..a.. 1 1 .. ..il pi,- O. dil yeu Int barer dot Kr. ' • . . . , . .. . . . . teat. Previous would tl reeenel et Mese Aeon t . 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N ew itteleslemo de film fie . i11X*,..111114184 SU Endlish ma molt afillOglibe l filk """ tsar taw lab al the atota,rid aderia*T royal chers4 mailht lead tf =: of ter, *Ur*. *Moe 1011111. the len s *. .* 00 . f ies 44 too s cw . ~ .h i wi t 4) b o d ou bted. . ahelel litteit Ceram at the assts .fl•' MO l Ow gra and era up w'a'v e iiih n'o'ise l ade bra te.i * , .... .. ~,, Wow it nab Xt. eltariff Toxic itilb lOW oat' %ItatiW abrpillot . -othtleattP , 4 1111 . Outs is we l i a ll a leat i =s ha tea sh ate= " kiert re solges sliniufro . Trier *l" . . 9 11 , 8 o ii i i 1/ 1 4Ztt o ;d0 4 Ii 68 11• 4 " Irstaatilissallailb 4 e* rt= i l ;at Zr lllllll imbill,f a b:=l re r ~0 4. ., dens attempt t : r., .• , • faSs dof el. amity, Is. in quadruple olaraistar of .110 , alio e „ . &snidest, Ad , IlleirOJLIC Itri NW I NF . "' Ilsb illius a l b / Mat gl i g=tgiat it t Ali ii 4tiiii4- AbLa it i g i ■ wisP i llb " . "; 11 ! 16 0 laiir las' Prbliall 110 4 /01 ..„. r ill. u ....... 11 1" sox whisk' bo oda: kirk' inirbronnu lit 1 . 11. . then tleolloblettersti osittaidtpitt. . . , •••••t--• pawed. Hers li aiddilit Iwe grins bob ,1110,;Atilk . 'Off .tfilniall,. :••• . •• .745 g, "' 'L " - N . ' bu g P"P arld Ihr " I°' • 4 11111 ilb I b i n a linr asomPlieln MMO a e ohillettes he Wthshintat is his...ersat izris for • • qrsolses rise& ay shaaiseotalrelow, "Iv" at' ea W of Us connikes 4 layssugatio• 4.11110111 d, lo• 0166 f 1/4 thla. • • . A letter of :24tt i t s . •- .••• . • A. 4, Ack he &RV PAW. :4110.11seas. . 'r te 10 = ali allirist "li , lig , a „, t „. 10 , c , tho shareholders of dmi York, Niewortie aillilifilik .., u‘ li' . ry4- • • __. • • - &valour Rams, at Us 28th of Otkober, 1849: ..' ' J 1" r'' • •..' bas oaf ulatib• • • + •.,, .. • . ,1111 BOfilatsiu cami lamb Is aliak 1 118 802 1Alalhd onotlostioso , ighooslolonfl tee& er • 41 " 1 " 4 ti l rst Ar Aloft. Si at i latAtettot Acoootrra.—lt swoop, thc. Visa" '''Uia: asegund tw a t , b ssi ... . , .".,.. Is 1 • Aft' 10 7 • NMI" . ... .. , wow ameemis • Now, 2 " 11 7 7 6 S e set.hiPk._#1 19 lihoriil natant the eats Imam.= 1 2 . ...Met. , ler or *fa taws, Mu the se'ta'e et the iestreay haesltorlideeksil, .. a tde ergot et itl.nwi. uli. it, ww •• tb. Sir . DOSlMairt limit ! ' -.! , • '• ' 4 If' •' • Fr DI " t• §. B li t gla=bsy. , w4, V a rlas= webs Prellowlebooo wh om : tbe Whirs et 1 / en i gma , il i elosbed4 el Oa tamale, at ihoWl , • 11 4 ", ' tiO el y s t il 4% Iwa Is the meet whit arotree. aid Ida lfelerasey, whelk* itkii paillblo •i , •‘- --- •• • • which ' mailY VII 4 Joe Allieweelstbe ostre • • —* VI afeol " °tor &Wm , elmfr"•• a 116. I". Mtge dig lIIIMINIS ' 't § '' it .0416, • .tees to owns to visit us. it triter /ilea lea pa& knew . ' miaassmo ame=nomses ettl±mel areetea; ta it moo theih, aterpeoles • evilest wire .s t a misi at r • : . tame litlgtlfi: XX* hli PhilnesPhyt ffic a tig iv ilithinfoL _ , 110 is a. bad coomassieetedd Antos es hi e. SW t k ;.;;;;;:, 3 „, eate el B.seamie,_pa teuraks the - ier earths Itat hid._ , , , ~. . Deserber, tispejegresia a ike co dot ears. • April •OF „ . : ibli f t . sirs of sosooroisl ! 'sad =mopeds& rola npromotathot to die Wainer deli Sleet* to Ile weir, miaow I. ow eity birldib • • del lit st s ntty, whilst his slopettos von' meth oi ten, KliAdrpasob , Wainer Mead retard him of the coed, Sept ,eare ll i ld tea taill ot *ln list dz. -10,41 . "11. 9• 111 '6i. . " Tho ibe rspest leAl t r to e lrisir mi ll. ea, begge? "ll. o 3 Intlp .' ! .' in ". ' ilig in 'CO l4"i notor 4 . thl at .C°llllllll bis lei At ellisigi ty 'Barre , aid its '. Ma411". " 10041( W ilwal' "blut 'aleslbr 0 " 10-5.6. ""0"111.1"Pillii HSIUISPft% 104 delL l •Praillo Kano ' - id divotion , for . nallitasy weiablishmsats wll ,, *Qum, , , -1 -di • , • - ,• - : th eism; from IB M: aura tog to trireme the etteinei ee‘lio el the t ige . ~.._ ... va Lubb s t be,..sa • repel* wax ft, already biasebt 10, Di rec ti ons h i espial wad al tat lark Newoode, aid ' , V ! " 1, •••'. - rn .. —rot Muni ght have inorksd him.. a WOW, • lite bootrt Kra starry. the xiester, tie refel 01- of the miin. Beroteit ,re ohs par amileg Rd Deserbot, boater; Its•Kbliii, or Al ssitut: Mai ildiOd la is MIN dame lit 1798 or 1799. Sedi In. Albs reterat ierot anew skit It mai set errs& se tie saki . _. I OSA lad ohs a starers at testa sod ryweats la M. alrogis Wear Widely uselkollefillf quad' ' (Atha ploreseat wintry and lo thpaggegg a s a Zed= 4 lll4 die Wit O d d le bs soottared pate? 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