The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-10 00:00:00

Eke CYPrttO• OUTGOING NAILS. TM, mails fur British Nadi Amities, Bermuda, sad the Urilllll Sudo will t. med. up MO meets" for the Netted Stases Nsit Pastes " wed ea Me male" of Sri* 13 for tbe Brisisit 1141 Peeltst " Nissere." nu ado far Lisboa, flipaia. esd Gibraltar will be made as ea Sept. 17. Tbe ail. for listesrelt, Boadine, Na..., bead, Mb, sad Pore, win be suds sip settle sasseisi el Sept 17. TM Was Lelia NMI% melodies Beadswee, Name. fis , masett, era Jesse' (St. Deoiese), sad Melodies Vim sada, New Greasda.ped Gal Tows (St.' SIR de Nismegas) will be mole epee lbe moream, September 17. TI. seas fee Glimelter e lleits, Grease, tbe leeks Gellso, lad* sod Mem. Ihresbamposa, bla tt E l = op se the meek, of Sept 20. The mils Wa Masselliss, ts the lieditensema, Ispet, Ogles, Beassioss, Go., will be made up ea Me ea* k. main The alb isr Nabs ISO Is ails up cm Oetebor 2. Toss assess I. _aliases lkialls, sod Domes Myna, will I. asses epee the *waft of OsS. d. oar WAIIIII AT LONDON lIMIDINS. Two Dmr—Simalsg. 111 a Akomme.4 sea r.seethe.—Naskit. Ls. Aftweeis,llll6 itta LONDON, TUBBII.4T. BEPTI3III7IIII 10. Taos foreign prints, the Tana sad ( Aroniek, onatinue their inveterate cruNade epic,* English feeling. The most notorious and treacherous butcher of his age, HATNAIJ, has been hooted and hustled for his revolting crimes. The lhssa forthwith sets to work to make the spontaneous ostburst appear a con spiracy. It recommends a commission of pollee in- qat7 to make it out one. And the Chronic* follows' up the notion by iroposing to set tile Artoitmnr- OZPIERAL to prosecute the brewers of Banksida Three writers notion., I,ko their hearts, are altogether continental. Thy actually believe tbenteaven in dear aor Paris, with a minimum like BACH or BA HOmitt to imprison and interrogate for them, and a general like HATKAU Of Cat/10MM= to sabre all oppon mtg. Since they will tot slow HATNStI to rest, or rather to hide himself in oblivion, we must continue to inform the public as to the acts and the character of this I ern and martyr of the moservative press. It is well krowu what qualified and recommended him to the command is Hungary. It was the combined ferocity and h) pocrisy which he di,played at Brescia. Brescia rose in insurrection on the second declaration of war by the Fiedmonteee, and on the demand of a large am in the shape of forced contributions demanded by the Austrians, sorrow: did by an overpowering army outside their walls, and by the Austrian ga rrison of the fortress within, the Brendana held out with indo mitable valour for nearly a fer:night Bat what ren dered them °twines, in their defence was the belief, that the Eiedmontree general had been triumphant over. Itarnersge. When 'headier surrounded their oily, and summoned them to surrender by a certain hour, he could easily have procured that surrender by showing to them the official intelligence which be bad of the defeat and submission of the Pied sonless. Far from being aware of this troth, the Breeden delegates produced before HAT PAO the copy of a pretended armistice which they bed received, and which stipulated that the Austrians were to evacuate Lombardy. They confessed to NATIIAtf that the city was spirited to hold out by its belief in the authenticity of this armistice. The tiger, lIIATNAV, in reply, never attempted to undece:ve them. His words merely were, " I know all." And thus Willie , ' the Breaciana into the false confidence wh ch made them mist, HAT/1•11 proceeded, merely far the gratfication of his ven geance, to sacrifice the thocsands of lives, inevitably lest in the s'orm, the reristanee, sad the final massacre and destruction of the cep tared city. Nor was the murderous hand of the soldier staid, bet to give place to the as fierce and simoet as wholesale activity of the executioner. For this exploit Her:eau was promoted to the command is Hangery. In order to follow him there we must take up General RIAPIIA'iI able work,' written with es much impartiality and truth as vigour. We pees over the lugging of women, which took plane at Bnob, as well as in the more remote parts of Hun gary. There is no need of proving the brutal ferocity cad bloodthirsty habits of the MAIL But what en hances them is his ctaisommate hypocrisy. After BATMAN had captured and caged the unfortunate Hungarian 'emends who surrendered at Arad; he insp.:Aid all immediate executions, and hastened off to Comoro, to steam the der of that fortress, before he pave scut to his thirst for blood. It was immediately communicated to the governor mid the garrison of Comorn that their surrender would app.'s. the Emperor and his general, who, oa getting peaceable possession of the fortress, would pardon the Huogariaa generals and those who had surrendered after the example of OZOROZT. What chiefly prevented the garrison of Comore from continuing their resistance was, the belief that be so del mg they would exasperate or re-awaken the yen pence of the Austrian towards their captives. As 10 HAYKAU, he pet soapily assumed the Weediest as pect, and looked mercy itself. •Oa the 3rd of Oecober," writes Ylsoks, I met GISIPTII Aqua mid/stall ow its fait is past es the Thumb*. He lee just come from Aoh a maim. tee work, sod estressk- Seats is sod arouse Camara. We easversed kw a keg time, but our conversatkm termed solely ea the susegik sad the retard advaateges of the heiress, had ea the battles of the 2•4 end 11th July. What he mid ham the caprioles of se much h smutty, that I was tempted to dissever ia hie lisataree • dram for resessilistisa with the simpered *enemy. Ne tboushts of review seemed to lurk spew his brow. Aid yet it was ho who skewing la this la. sasses sad is the corns of hie sejostistks with ear ono mbeieser, a meet hyposritkal sympathy and ofeetio• for illsaisay, so fer belied kis sesertiam that, bat a few dam later, he emearred with his emperor la beasts, sad bateheviss the noblest men of the satiation if they were so may thieve' sad incesdiaries." ILAPIA devotes a chapter to sketches of each of the illustrbes victims wham HATXAU, the moment he was muter of Comoro, pot to death at Arad. The Ewes published at the time most affecting ao sante of their death, as well as of the subsequent atrocities and executions committed ander Hayststo's orders in the Neutebaude of Ps sth. Such, without further illustration, is the man of whom the people of this country are forbidden to ex execration. It they hiss him, it is • conspiracy ; if they felt him, it is an isdignity and a dig/pace to onr nit/titration. If they threaten to clip his moustache., it is a crime that calls for pniice inquiry and • public prosecution. The whose correepondento excised the pub lie dogging et Madame MADERSDACII, can tied no excuse bar the brewers of Bsuksids. It is fortu ne* indeed, ter those bor est and right-feeling men that they form no pol.tioal Blab, into which spies or suborners nqht have penetrated. Fortunately they iudu'ged in no cries that might be wrested into having a seditious meaning. What delight it would have been to the tory party it they could have brought the Aare of cent isauiess, or Sung the stigma of red rwriblirser ors the people. Fortunate it is that mendasity ma have so handle or pretext of the kind. Aid this conden sation of the Austrian butcher will go forth to Europe es the verdict of as fair and sunned a jury of the English working classes as snidest maid throw "Vr, or good f attain provide.. ese the Frown soeservative papers soh, the T met. The reason they give is characteristic. They ILO tint talk of enraged civilisation or the Austrian butcher's gray Mitre; bat they dwell on the dance of any pnpular dsueonstratioa. The people, accornm to the Jussoisid des Mists, amid be mute. And he win would appall to their opinions, or provoke their expression, is playing a dangerou part. This Ind° , ressocirg might be followed up by regretting that Provident(' peopled the earth whita hie( so rational sad ambitions, so eslf-wiFed and &uprose, as man. ?ken philosophers weld people the earth with sheep, or with area like sheep--men that could win theism lees to be driven, and therm and slaugh tered, without the privilege of a bleat. Frenchmen nay be brought to this; bet it will not do for old liestaaL • " Meeeeles .1 the War la thiseeey." by Omega ILlepka. MC Ogees. Tan mpeet of the Lucid committee en Um slave troths brit g forward, as tbs ar of that dull bat veer fashionable theatre, a ges.Ulnaa when sayings and islets have from Use to time Tossed themselves ea gablie settee daring ths kat dome years of th e s l ave bade esetroverl. 8 hie abilities bad la every de- Cappreached hi. appetite for aoteriety, neither m &Lao our the Archduchess forms would lam, boas Itettfw Inhowe.fer gifted with so the thirst Lir km of them oat of the mob; . awe cosset at the Haysmd with aothias to do ' in th C art 14011 is Jamaica, despite of esasommele self-posecestos, 14s Me laud, to the dieter as .4 by the sett slaver) Fipe•effies, He has, &minter, pert (titbit skpaytasyst to as taut to it, that we Minh It tight to oblige him somewhat better imowa—which enable as to do, with little ' pTriiiie .c;a• townie tieing the eztesenheary scheme by es istateatiee pesibetly her with the Poreigroles, act public attendees by the Lords' It is digs& to esseent •THE .11XPREEWITOBSDATI it of - _...seeptottirand mgacipie. s _ _ prosisite. A weed unmet *es and' agent Promo.. II I sup. nor aliases the loot o ofileeso of tke Basilisk navy, sawn :h. ss Admire/. Coates', Napier, sad Lyons. TN f•lreillAtetiT.lll or the ho s: f iner , w h o had dad/a to amospany the Presideat dung lits stay in Ike doparnaws., were pr. soft at amasser. View-.dared Per used Deorlowsk gave a toast to the Prost& a*, who replied by east. the Prowl sivy. Both soma dwierferth aaaai newa apples" and sass d "Vivo is President! Vivo Na? poles. !" Accounts from Cherbourg, dated this moraing half past nine o'clock. state that at that mount the PR ..dent woo is the act of leaving Caerbonrg aa hie "turn. Frain Idlers which have arrived from London, it appears that the ex-minister of Louis Philippe, M. de Salvaody (who you will remember had Philip pe. wick Count de Cosaherd at Wiesbaden), had made "rived visits to the ex-royal family at Claremont, after which he had set out for the eeetinent t r retie Count de Chambord. Tt.is, as you will nataikny suppose, has convinced our political wiseacres that oe,toceat'oes for a fusion between the two brioches of the Bourbon family are on the tapir, and, what is more, are progressing favourably. ' latelligenes has arrived to-day that the coattails general of the Loiret and the Puy de Dome have voted for the revision of the oosetitution, and thatthe, council-general of the Ile-et-Vilaine has declined to entertain the question. In addition to what has been said as to the majority of the councils having only demanded the revi.ion at the time and in the form set forth in the constitution, it is worthy of remark that in several of the councils the red republican' and so cialists have redid etc masse for the revision, in the hope that they will thereby be able to get rid of the institution of the presidency, which they think un necessary and vicious. Y..a ate. then, th.t there is not a greater absurdity in the world than to repre sent, as some journals do, theve votes of the t.rovin cial parliaments as favourable to the pretensions of M. Bonaparte. The truth is, that scarcely AI ytbing could be more decidedly hostile. The Moni'eur anconnoes that tie depertmt rats of the Tarn and Oaronne, of the Barth, have voted fur the constitutional revision of the constitution ; that of . - the Moore for the revision ; that of the Lrsere against it ; those of the Rouchee do Rhone, d'Enre et Loir, tad Loir Inferieure have refused to vote at all. Having discovered that many of the shoal of " Californian Companies" which have lately been started are mere swindling camerae, the Prekct of Police is shalt to &name" them to the public. The Council Oeneral of the Charente Inferienre ha, by a vote, expressed deep regret at the death of Loafs Philippe. The speech of the President of the Republic at the banquet of lherbourg has been a good deal com mented on to-day, and, generally steaking, it has ex cited displeasure, as it is considered to hold out, in terms too clear fur the chief of& government, a threat of a coup or, at least, to display a Wong dispo sition, oa the slightest encouragement, to violate the constitution by continuing is power beyond the period assigned. The republican party is itdignart at it, and the Vele, the peculiar organ of the bourgeoisie, denominate it in etrong language. The tilccitit du Dix Deoembre continues to excite alarm. Ir seems to take a sort of pleasure is braving public opinion. The other day it held a meeting of its members in the district of St. Denis, and they, it appear., displayed considerable violence. A day or two previous to that there was a gathering at Ville joif, at which the authority cf the mayor was treated with contempt. There are still vague rumours of a demonstration being intended by it on the President's return. The greater part of the men whe compose this illegal association—tor illegal it is, notwithstand ing the high prntec•ion it enjoys—are represented to be worthless ruffians; they are placed under chiefs of different ranks, and are so disciplined as to be ready at soy time fur a coup de main. The commercial reports made up for the lest week represent that there is assidesable slack ness in cotton, wools, and silk, in the mediate at Rosen, Lyon., and tat. Etienne. This is ascribed partly to the high prices, partly to the large pur chases made in the first fortnight of August. The retail trade of Paris is very active, the large arrivals of provincials and foreigners having more than com pensated for the &aerial of the Parisians. Large orders have been received by the Paris manufeaurers flan Russia, Italy, and Spain ; but, on the other hand, there has been a tailing off in the orders from Brazil and other parte of South America, which are usually extensive at this season. _ Yee Assost. M. Onizot, M. Duchatatl, M. Daman, end M. de Montebello, all ex-ministers of Louie Philippe, re turned yesterday from Claremont, where they went to condole with the royal family on their melancholy bereavement According to the ea din in the political. circles, political questions were not discs...id at all 4 ,a their communications with the Orleans princes. It seems that Louie Philippe's family had wished th aso to attend the funeral, but, by some mianuderetan ' UNIT were led to believe the oontrary. The Bourse to-day WU very languid, and the , f oo d s and nearly all descriptive. of stock were Wei .k. Oa the whole there has been a slight declines. tt is Th oon and Firm,. compared with Saturday'. ekvi eg Fria., and nearly all tne t &Sway. have declined. Ta m woo no OM* alb gad for the variations "hi o h were eb served is Prices, klioeFft that it arse ' .rom the idle pleasure of Wine large ericalators. N,, political rumour was current, and the general r 4 i..,, At i on woo to attach little political =poetess. it , t h e ` - ch or b oug vadt. zlO, Mm. fninV;iBT444l—ctuttA. - n _ 2 L, • The..stemarttetimik Copt. mos% , snivel at Liverpool last ; lat. b inging panreals from New Yolk to the WO lilt. and telegraph's intelliacuee to the . 30. wh P iah day sbe ',Adele( uaual call at. Halifax, to receive the mails and parcengwe for the Bri.inh North Amerman poevemions. Sha brings o 2 newevngersi 70,000(. in specie. • The principal item of puliiical intelligence is en aeccunt the ravr,letiun m lieuador, meatiobed in the If:press of the 4th inst. • The general, E.gaide, less obliged to retrint, the ireurgetita having over powertel him. The mend took refuge on board of a Snook mac-of-wen aL Gesysquil. Leaving the Teasel in a wall schooner, be landed in the province of Ma ngles, and nwirelvd at the head of a small force on Guayaquil, where, it in said, he will be sustained by rbe leading men of the country agaiwit the deHgna of the anarchists It igtheir pokey telimmernber the republic, which has already buss divided in.o three states. With regard to the Exhibition of 1861, it wee re solved, at • meeting of the local committee fur the .mate of New York, at the rooms of the American In chute. Aug. 27th—" Ttat the chairman of the com mittee be levitated to corempond with the regents of the sniverinty of this state, who have under their charge the Cabinet of Na ural History of the State, and request of them to furnish for the Exhibition a eel imt of minerals representing the geological mine ,rsl etteracur of our site." "That the committee meet at Albany, on the show-grounds of the New Yo►k State Agricultural Society on Friday, the oth ottieresibtr, at 11 a.m., aid that our citizens who feel an interest In this great exhibition be requested to be present." The meeting ail! be held sonar the emiet)'s tent, arid will examine all the articles that may be presented to them, and designed for the The remmittee decided, that persons designing to exhibit artiok-a must have them reviewed for exenitoatMa en cr before the let Tuesday cf De otmber next. _ Tn. railroad contemplated from Niagara-falls eia Hamilton, to Sandwich, opposite Detroit, is put ender contract, snd will cAnmenos forthwith. A meeting of the offiovre and contractors was held at the Citoton-noose, Niagara-falls on Friday last, and we noderetand that it was there determined to COM. nit Doe work as the section between Hamilton and London immediately. All the directors were present, and evinced a hearty determiba ion to take hold of the work and prosecute it to a speedy cot:alio:ion. From the Suspension-bridge at the Falls to Sand wich is 240 miles, and, with the exoetrion of getting uo and down a mountain at Hamilton, the grad., of the rood it almost a dead level. Between Hamilton and Sandwich there is one portion of the road running fifty miles in a straight line, which is a longer tangent than there is on any other road in the world. It is expected to make the run !roar Niagara-faUs to Detroit in six hourw _ they tiinTaccompanied by her daughter, Lady Al !mar her son, Lord Bruce, is now at Rock away, a celebrated resort on Lang Island for sea bethiog, where she has taken a cottage for the re mainder of the esesoo. Tile wife of Gen. Ammon, the distinguished Italian patriot, met with a shocking accident on the eveningof the 25th, from the effects of which ehe will not recover. While attemptin4 to shut an opr-n win dow-blind at her residence in Broadway, she was precipitated into the street upon the pavement. The window, which extended to the floor, was in the second stay, about twelve feet from the ground. Madame Menem' tell upon the side of her head, and was taken up minim. The captains of the Georgians sod Susan Loud, the vessels taken at Contoy on suspicion of being con cerned in the Lopes expedition, have not been con demned to death by the anthorities at Ilavannah, but are still detained in close confinement. Tree railroad between Callao and Limats advancing with great rapidity, and for solidity of construction is said nut to be Gut peeved by any railroad in the world. Our dates from Valparaiso are to the 29th of Jose. Congress assembled on the Ist. The President's ' message *alludes to the various treaties with foreign powers, stating that diffemences have existed with France and Belgium, which wcuid, however, probably be amicably arranged by the government. Various mediae ,tions are proposed in the treaty with the United States, the renewal of which will soon form a prominent object of attention. In the various com mercial treatise pending, it is proposed to adopt the pair &pies of free trade, without demanding exclusive privileges, or granting thin to any foreign flag. The education of the lower classes has become a subject of interest with the government, and new sehot,ls have been opened in various parts of the country. Reforms are contemplated in the postal arrangements, and also in the currency. The revenue has increased during the past year, and there was resent to believe that the improvement would be progressive. The Custom-house laws of the republic were to undergo revision. We have dates from Venezuela to the 201 of July. The contest in regard to the presidential election was raging with violence. Tne liberal party is in favour of Guzman, and will probably succeed. A leading journal, in the course of a long article on the presi dency, opposes the return of Gen. Pees, on the ground that be would conspire to overthrow the existing constitution, end reproves those who advocate his recal, u a necessary cheek to the ambition of Mo nogos. The same paper ce intains on address of Gen. Nee to his countrymen, dated" St. Thomat, June 13." It is a brief, manly document, avowing his unfaltering attachment to his country, and his belief that posterity will do justios to his acts and his endeavours. He expresses in the warmest terms his obligations to the people of Cameos, to whom, after the Almighty, he owes his pre.ervatioss. The Lea adrices from Texas notice the meeting of the legislature on therl2:h ult. The governor, in his message, breathes vengeaac• against the United Stator, on account of what he culls " the nnwarrant able assumption of power by the federal executive." He mays the only course left is the immediate: occupa tion of Santa Fe, and calls for authority to raise emir plies for two mounted regiments for that purpose. , Meanwhile, the Comanches are ravaging the border", of the state, and a Texan agent recently arrived at Washington, asking for military aid from the govern ment. The ridiculous bravado of Governer Bell, ruder these eircmmatenees, his exulted more laughter Ithen alarm. . A movement is on foot in Jamaica to regnant the United States government to establish a sisals ilia Onnattaiestion by the American steamers through the port of Kingston. The British steamers having altered their route, Kingston suffers for the want of seas, especially between that oily and the ports of New Grenada and St. Jssggo de Cuba. The American Claud has been addresesd on the subject by the peta -1 iipal merchants of Kiagston, aid he promotes to use his influence to obtain such an arrangement. TWO DAYS LATER, rid HALIFAX. By the telegraph from New York to Halifax we have two days' later news. The following are the principal items : Prole:ear Webster, who murdered Dr. Parkman, was executed on the 30 h alt. . _ hit lit **OW lilivalair: • Perviii*thile 4111hilidleWitifirat. , esitoseleihted,hhilkiVetr Ml* to vir o li e iNke s lat itis tbel i t ‘ r2 h 'ltillii3eLe4 ,4o,ll ' i ll sits l i i i i i r i tino . , /redly es klt bly ite s ie . . 27 B:Vi a ter " teror e t it s." l: l l e t z ele . ...it th t: b I sad *VT* , ,re : kis llllo ' lotiedit i t 1.1: A l T , °' . . ..* soy MIA nmainieg after milt dis- noinafg *etc •Ilstatessemer. white* d' ' 'ld go ir ,,. ~ d . tqProult, , %Joni whi t tle siltizf . t:e c the if 'Oeildloidi WM ottlidde** *4 AMOR* It ' i t i'd V P . ft 4411141. Ill t illin ... mob . 4 .01 1 °6 1 .1“ 2 • ,L' s a: • 1 0 0 0--riIIDILIOC/k • o f greet Wash/ aid' MI Rig, frets vottite t thiehedlili f liditeele * I ftd . L ...r e r l o ... 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Mod. dined telh• L N 7in, {Mk s" ' . triiii net si; mitiitut bt ittoiticc •T' 1 • '• ' - all the whet t ra , of meth • -de ilettoseet Com- ' cet the beeethe; he' - • fig 4,4 %Icy Stitt* of ihe'chinOlitssi . iheil y celled lime' the teed Os OSP reed 11°- ' terhieh'ettli *err ter Mt , Asslitetrtal Notch& *lil ise ttA n te vrithdetlittlhor'iftmolintionef acme 7 whom thst.appsoisdnied. .I *: Altitlitkls. v.i. prerst.. , After 'dissook . *r• ***ld , Deihosito ' . ttliinehifilibi t titer Set voted. by • the bctlyiemphonilloymarkawar . premed ' Tlist ItrAtOvi of ..4 1 *. ri p ikkib •. OP c t'l 'o wl ' hitiite: • 'SSW holitiddeoi ho 'al* entnititned ee std . Is melon Ty • res 4 ea PARIS, Ifoxzev Rvionwo. epee*. Tie .Preevettls sod )3 iii. hi ttev 6.- d i r , e ,i 4 4 B o :ill t hb i kat -, dm- thei , Mt tee ote r con- , iord.' committre. 'The foSeetintr AispitWi t , &Ad, Our- yel4 s eesdiy.trio Ponipweet Hea ,omen s , es- ma is keens hell-past ei tall"iifr ehl Assesu Si* ass,aset froh and Pre**, *orates, « sit me* to thWertch sem , elltetionti rtelion . eibibry to tender notate - it twe'td the "I n .t rut _ 6 '1 1.14 ; bill - - c „.4 a • ..„„„ k _ A - ' .1.. - „,......e ec .,, 0, rim , - , eat W ll' bed ant swoop bete' rave* • with leer*, it& eitreie; &NI to sive sitnil4 b.iitimetjohji te th e i r c „k_ if too " 1 ". V", P 7 -- i. ..'''''''...___ , ''' 11/ '.." -- li ii i - is i; . , '.... ", seed: . efloretewoostil iteM et lmens. Them woe ate ealreised' yieihnito,,' Thirconitstate hai also publiohal In sa- g cl- sire for a ones British The President west. sties * the is env au. as by the -Olen& It he eideemeett te s t wet Jo,l_ i 1, , .6L11 . ,1_... ,. . .•, , . e mit indirect, is, the slave ed. rent Twit. Afton _ owl ion ilia , ee le coininned, $,,e4 eta Coteau tat tee Ike, A cm, ii play o f k omo k s Trir.,.74AuT3 • , . ~,. . Beet • xequauf greed main .8 tonnarnams stymy sad' 4 ,' woo, eboiki amulet, y e do c k. ries never posited their dcctrine .his vine 0 ( . 11 7 " 88 i•hi 0 i l`!;;lstdrcei. ,A • jilt . ..a:Flock let , $ ,,,i, o w et ktikt. pd , ah . i r mwion , I sis t i kb , skon smtd,, . t,... .., , ~ . , ~o=zimem,==, :, . 1 . r4 n.t r""P". farther etas precision. A mend (Mane *le Aims bhp. Protddost to , • ~ ' , •- - - • -:' ' iThin i nirlirr.A i rkg .:Le! Alerltire A . thei Ute lower order of the ways had a twaseeting drsh , partieipatiom even the most trade. The Breach tar* never , of searyilisittg *weak against newt these mashies have might to Mimi auto of psellemen• slimiest slam trading. As is pretty will beers, they lave utterly &Bid —the:r great eltirt 'odic' is their tiCta&fee. This waving, however, stilt tartans ill aad they matinee to scot their issires by the , mast empty showed its gratilloatior. Eviry little or big boa they publish prowlers, lice the show-eloth of a buoth at Greenwich Pair, sr roe giant m >admit, of the kiad within, regudlias of the disappoittmeat that the spectator meet feel when he has paid his mosey aid witnessed the samessive failures. Mr. Tultuarrtis marvels in this lute teem to have been reduced when be published hie last trolnase„ called 271 s Jamaica Marensent apaiast the &awe Trade, to a story that, iu 1840. when he was consul at the Havens, a boom in that city award in It. slave trade commissioned their eorrespearects et Birmirg • ham, Messrs. Rowan, Ihurritirs, and Co., to hale built far them a vessel, " under the inametion aed sahjeot to the orders of au experienced Spanish nsvi gga•er, seat to England for that purpose fres the Havana," a commission which, it is stated, was executed at Plymouth, according to the orders received. The vessel sailed, under the British flag ofeoures, to the Havana, where she was transferred to the house who ordered her, and to sesame the Spanish Beg. Mr. TUIL/4111:11.L asserts that she was intended fur the slave trade; and the statements we have lust given constitute the whole of his ours for justifying his phrases about British implicltion in that inhuman Mr. Tunmitax, however, proceeds to gay, that " the able and honest builder" of the vowel became so overwhelmed by his sense of its formidable qualities that ►e sent out in her a letter to the consul at the H —that is to himself—warring him that she must be closely watched, as being " clearly designed " for the slave trade ; that " on the arrival of the ship with this suicidal declaration on board " the Spanish consignees applied to him for hie official sanction to the treader of the ship to their came and to the Spanish flat ; that they denied, in reply to his consular irquirier, they intended to employ her in the slave trade, asserting that she was to inn as a packet be tween Liverpool and Cuba; that, alter causing the vessel to be examined by the commanders of several cruisers (he dies not *ay what opinion they ex pressed), he " determiced definitively to refute the application ;" whereopen the ship returned to Liver pool under the British, instead of going to Africa under the Spanish, flag. Her owners, however, bad, it is stated, the effrontery to send her bade to the Having ; and on this occasion she was closely followed by a part ner, Mr. LLOYD, to the house at Di mingbam, where the consul had met him. Having this slight acquaint ance with Mr. LLoYD, and reeriviog nrrrover front him a letter of introduction from the late Sir Foweu. Brame, Mr. TURNBULL was tte more shocked and disgusted at Ws efforts to procure the trawler of the ship, and at fledung that Mr. LLOYD took up Ws abode " aader the root e of the Spanish consignee', at whose well spread table, it is well known, it is imposeible to avoid the eontamieati3n of associating " with slave captains and other miscreants, the refuse of the human race." In this society, the lets Sir FowaLL BUXTON'S friend became, apparently, as bad as any of the " other miscreants;" the Vice- Consul was told that " he might make his fortune if he procured the rscogeitioe, and that the life of his chief would not be safe if he persisted in refusing it." Podia, that cajolery and latawka.ion Tura tipsily an sacameshal, the slave trading firm male the further whisk. of en that they could bring the ieditesee of the Cgt.la Genera to bear on the mind of the Coastal, to sham they proposed an iaterview in His Eicellabefs prameese. At this interview the consul, of course, remained impenetrable ; and alter two hours' talk, the Captain General astounded the nefarious intriguers by an nouncing that he too had received from Madrid distinct orders not to treader the ship, or any other, from the English to the Spani•b fag. So British participation in the slave trade was frustrated, and was reduced to impotent threats that Mr. Tumoral. shoeld receive a writ as scan as he returned to run up sad down any of his sovereign's bailiwicks. The narrative. as far as we shall follow it, winds op thus:— The subsequent histoty of the Auteuil) is lost is obsenrity. Bbl) entered the port of Havma from Liverpool, as her mooed vo7ege, seder the oemstaad of • Maltese septa's' awned Babb*, but she wa. sever known to sea from it—it the words of the Havana enstow•hosse sneak the troth—and it was whispered that a vessel named the Triumphant., whisk lad seen entered the Revue sod Led set bees built there, bad ems altmwarde take* her departure , seder the Sig of ems of Ma Hasse TIMM, beetle. a strain resent blame to the ship wbieb bad so u)steriously disappeared. - - Them is, however, a subsidiary episode telling how Mr. TOLIIBULL avas.d giving Mr. LLOYD something like "persona setiefaction" atterwaida, which we pass over as immaterial. Is reply to this tale Mr. LLOYD has lately printed a short statement of the facts se they really occurred, following Mr. Tostssuu.'s sanative step by step, and supporting his relatatioss by documents, of *blob, as' of any other support, the consular story is devoid. It =then, by a letter from the present consul at who has bees this for the eight years immediately following Mr. TURNBULL, that he " has set known or heard of the highly respectable mer elute" who ordered the Antonio " being engaged in the slave trade." It appears by a letter from the eon misossotricken builder at Pl)moutts, that the ship, •he from being of a ometructies peculiarly suited he the slave trade, and so terrible in its qualities as to and el is him a Frankenstein horror of his own preludes, was " more than half built when pee eilmosirs was "as excellent burtheaeome merchant man, flat floor, and anything but calculated be a dame' that he never wrote any such letters as Mr. Twiwbou. ascribes to him, and that that pen story, so far as it concerns him, is, from bseinamg to Owl, "a gross misstatement, and altogether absurd." Farther, Mr. Limo. as well I se Mr. Tosausurr, bad the 'hip surveyed while at Erßatan by British naval conkers ; and he gives certificate that there was nothing in her to jo► a belief that she was in any way intended for Segal traSe, and that she was nrA different from the reality of merchant twigs irl those points which &maul thought so suspidorm The Admi r alty l aw agsat at Liverpool reports to She same sleet, and suites that the easpsetons that WI wises mod he the result , at of malice" and " eredulkty." Thus modt he tbp I ship, which, so far frow Issing of spied mime is hail destined trade of numb ag as a peas{ Winos Liver pool and the itavalra, Is declared is moo of the mirth. "cotes to be hardly clipper enough to limpets with the sew edam el vessels ia It certainly le time that Mr. TuatreOLL refused out the Antonies first voyage to cereal her English register; hat this refusal be was enabled to give. simply by the domain*, she brought set being in order I for a coned is not in vested with the absolute power over the =2Ol his conntrymen that might be Mr. Tuarstmes statements. Whim, however Mr. LLOYD &MVO' in the Hansa, be was able to compel Mr. Traionott. to de what be bed previously refined, and the English register wee sstsally csacellsd by Mr. Twatranu. himself. The, Captais-Ciessral certainly did rated to treader the, skip to the Spanish flag; bet this he did ander a general order which Lord ABRaDEEN, fer some reason his lordship probably less than any other could ex. t S k had obtained to the manifest advantage of our chip ere sad to the great disadvantage of riven. The concluding statement as to the ultimate fate of the ship is, however, the most marvellous of all WNW. OMAN Ne La . w ....... - Lama . Com. PAW, Sat. S. r 4106361. Low* Cialng ___--. ----- _ t00m............ 57 75 57 ID SF el /7 * 16' le Ns• ma ass 93 * 53* 1753 1 3r•r 9 :: • • • • • 4 57/ 55 =•• - •••••• * • * • • 6 fir • Mit' " 33 3 * 4.444, 6IL ° VP s 714.4aa rr• I Mir sr 3 4." 1143 *I SI t"' no. i 4 ... .. . ~ Ds. NU .- . ... 11 1 : Tramorp Illric.. . finansid 11 9 63.- 16 . 96 a `s• lirk Ihsra - ... 2310 • lonia—Vendbes aish6 IWO ; it* (Mt teak), 141 10 Park *I Ohne. 3311; Park & lams, 543 *Am sad Batt' —; Xiewiel• s* Avfouse.l7s ; etroboarg sa i dile* 111 0 Cloitm• soki 916*3•. • Boollpi• sad Amin* —; Odom lad Iludessz.lST NI - gm* 47 14 ; Paris sod 9•••••rg, MISS; Tom arl PAW" NI 7s. Ben after two o'clock oo Banday (yesterday) lb. abip bedan to obey the pigtail, "Clear for action,' which they ad with pest celeri wa se dream bat to quarter% the fire Dukes.; lanyards ove. sad the bucks,. ales*. i tte n were crowded with the amid sailor., protected by Its irked op mead them, and the inns were all the Wet from the perts—the whole being dose in • rim .rt tinny aesur, bet met with 'august qekkaiss. Is wawa instant the whole lest opened • sat treat dote ( r b It wee • bleak ere), which was 'mutable leir Jaerapidity. It was Cl the cherseter withal "yeas& Aria, br division.," and it ear. SNIPS" the !tenth SOON to be aspen ran ars. !Irk lowseer et serving the powder from the ansoffilues is particularly ass sad e xp e ditious, bee it walla be i• part to espial& it without a di.graa. Tao =rfrea tbs tees was set so seed MI might have bees : as • slakt it was theouilieent. The hroadsides raw et/ weber till the very e.ritt 'book, sad coif dahlias le le ropes, swelled sad tell away again eel aids, ark& ,he molts. swabsm down desse.4 over the Ise, oath • lowdown te Inismisad the peat difficulty whist+ IN We mm se meth elite N des wassretfel "trying the el emmisethai is • anal At last, afro, sr is. aims sothatitere a , UN Mini seueluded.• Is • ftwr thooseds tle ellighwi to wee the beets, whisk dna di to throw se attack es the steamer This was a lessalfollitors of the ethistlons. Up woe et &lbws, with hew" leas (84b. sorresedes pos• rally) ia the bow, filled with smell um sn. a, oaken, sad saws, }what oth is szsellset order after proposing ion SPAIN. • The Madruartimmus of the 4th state that tte vs. tares of clarions In the provinces continued to be n *rely elyfavourable to the government. Ic was calcol .ted y the government pc.-ty that not Caere than a doses. member. Of the opposiuen would be reeeleottd. hf.. Mon, formerly Minister o.f Finsnoe, bad been elected at Ci;dis by a large majorit),.and it was expected that he would be elided in one or twos other elms she. The Herat& informs us that es reception of the ctiel of the ministry, General Narysts, at Puerto Llano• was quite an ovation. All the inhabitants of the tow *ad those of the neixhboaricg villages were assembled la their holiday spite to welcome him. He MRS ex pected to return to Madrid sa.the 10th. MADRID, SIPT. 4. Benavidwi is the only fitriirtitit oppesition candi date chosen. Grease mid muslin Moron have been arrested. Notwithstanding the arbitrary violence ot the government, the utmost apathy prevail.. MADRID, Sure. 4.—Thre• pie Ceuta., 33 1316 piper. 331 earls ; stir B 331 rush. Four per C. nu., 131. Fns per Cents., 14 ; 'tor Belem. 141 sub. 141 paper. Coupenr, 71; 1104a,7 111 16. Fasten 41 L 6 ; r Bolos, 4 1-16. Beak of Bt. Fuediaead , 911. Beaune* on.Loades, 60.40. ITALY. PARMA. The Duke of Parma, i;yti.eree of the 26th ult., has clostd the Alberonian Cd'ege of St. Lox true, ou ac count, as it is said, of the political conduct of the priests of the mission. The college bad, some dare before, beta strictly starched by the po.ioe. The priests and pupils who are not /objects of Parma were commanded to leave the 'territory immediately, and not to return without special leave. (It has already been stated that several of the priests have arrived in Piedmont.) Tke inmates of the colltge who are Pat mese subjects were immediately to re turn to their reupective homes. As the seminary of Bedonia is a detwodercy of the Alberonian College, the Bishop of Piacetza was directed to take the ne cessary measures for the continuance of instruction to the pupils of that seminary. The property of the college was intruded to the management of en admi nistration, sod the holy see was to be informed with out delay of the circumstances of the cite. ROMAN STATES. The /yowl of Rome, of the 30th nit., contains • notification ordering the payment of the taxes on reel property at the end of the unowh, so also the sur tax of 3 pentanes It also cootains an order that the prohibition of the importation of foreign wines into Chita Vecchia, which was to have commenced on the Ist of October, shall be postponed for a year. The Statute of Florence has the following, without, however, guaranteeing its trnth:—" It is said the: Lordlmeiston has transmitted to the court of the Vatican a note, drawn up in energetic terms, recom mending it to refrain from any violent measure against Sardinia, and pointing out the danger of the system adopted by the Boman cabinet with respect to that government.' The Vienna Glottis announces the recent discovery of what it calls a " revolutionary plot" at Ancona, acid the arrest of 14 young men belonging to good families—among them the Marquis Butelini, Count Sig:somata, 11. Ceketini, &o. TUSCANY. M. Matteson remitiecltotheGrand Loire, on the 28th al•., at Florence, the letters which scortdit him se minister of the Fernoh republic. The municipal elation' eoo)d not take place, owing to there not being a nfficirnt Dumber of eketora. LOMBARDY AND VENICE. The Milan Gazette announces that tte newspaper the Montanaro has been suppressed, for not havii complied with certain tegn6tions. The Lambent°. Vella° of Venice has been condemned to • fine of 800 hre for a similar offence. SICILY. The official journal of the Two Sicilies publishes • decree, dated Palermo, August 13, declaring that the punishment of death will be incurred by any violation of the sanitary °crane established on the rout and in other parts of the kingdom. GEHMANY. HESSE CASSEL. CASSEL, MITT 6. The New Switch' &items contains the following ordinenca, dated Si ptember 4, respecting the e lite tics of the taxes which the chamber had termed. " We, Frederidt William I , Elector of Hesse, &it De. The hallowing project of law wee laid before the Assembly of S•atre, dissolved on the 2nd instant, for Its aocatirutiosal suction, and beim grounded on the late Asancial Law, come rained withia Itself the proof of Its areemity: A bill to authorise the matitrated sell. ties of taxes and doh/v.—We, Frederick William I , Blee or of HEW 6:e., do make known, by the advice of oar mitt istry. sad with the corniest of our felthful men, the following law:— Our finance minister is empowered, is conformity with the francs law of April 6, 1849, sad with Bee. 147 ot the eraratitationel act, to 'sliest the tares due from the • :Oration of the month of June, 1850, to Sept 3 of, the lame year." The absolved chsashey altered the same as follows : "A MI to authorke the trollmition of the Indirect cause and duties.—We, Frederick Wiliam I , to, by oh* advice el ear ministry sad with the consent of Mr faithful states, ask, knows the following law : —Our flames mishear is empowertd, in coaformity with Sit. 3 of the finance law o' April 6, 1849, sad See. 147 of the emetitionnal act, to wiliest the ladirsot Wes sad duties, iacladieg the stamp duties, with the read and bridles tells, doe from dm expiraiest of Inn to September 30, 1860. The fratelpts of seek eoll redoa, however. Nall be considered is s o m eor the tame sod dusin, when is to be the sta of the seventeesth period of 1 kghtsitioa,— , 9or lb. year 1330 51; Dm ' aka therefore not be Upped by the goverment, st with the ether : El matrattief the medusa mummy sell AMP obeasbm ha farther or:premed its will. The AWN" arse tsconry an held 'impossible for the elmenmen Maas peestsip ice." Thecae Is this alteration of the bill nhatitted by t• • to wnsmen,. all Ise direct taxes are directly, sad the Indirect, through the emmiltiesslesposed as theirappiterakto, virtually Meted tools* geressumantt. Dy this resolution. the dissolved states have diem* and dearly violated me. 143 of the ma stitutioami met, wiesedlag Meath* they ars bound to pent the tame urtenstry for the edisittiotration and maintenance ot the goverunint. Thu the Aisembly, the very organ to whisk the defame of the institution is entrusted, in en next= with Ms eseestive goventmeut, he intruded not eatly %imbibe gimerammat se the name of flailing I . s ers.taiee sward" the eseratry, bat to give of sel= to • WAS of em sad seefitsion, is which the existence of the stat u e sour r l a y . the Melt nut be endangered, Ines Ibis can pmu Wilarri a rtlerv i rl7l:ll l4 tb sil at ermati " ft wer. c4 l The lemedi el the emetimtlea by the states it the ant step te selseilles, mad, as it has made It our imperative duty to dissolve the dauber, so it km imposed en m the tack of employlag all pessibie meant of 4000100000101( the 0010 ‘ 0 • 0 9 - 01 - MKS an met to endanger palls mast eon Melee Ste seeellty ef the state. To tun serep ars dap, thasessamil =is tlde tmemestitatiosel set of $ pedlisimed 1141111 hal he duty, the premium lads Welt isimpeilal to UN of the prerogative case fermi upon it by See. NM theOmmelitstiossi AM. °armlets metal 'easel, he Ire titling bad yesterday 'maim, Lavin sow Mimed a prapesition, made fry the presidest of the °mate, mispeetlog Me mements to be taken to most the offsets of the late refute' of taxes by the amembly, we have resolved to item the following ordnance:— flee. 1. All the urn "ranted to our gomirammat by the inandel law of April M. 1860, so tar as th. 7 have met blest restaged slams July 111, shield be hammier* milealed ea the authority of this elder soul the suisompos shill bare edjasted the taxation of the omintry la emedmisliemmll3 another Member of state to be called as mely as See. 3. The maims malting from the selleseMa OM The advices liaearht by the Await* have had no effhtt on' Oe rotteardid(4 p made* WI Lit re ported. Wheat aired now fnd7• CANADA. Data from Montreal are to August 20. A destruc- tive Are broke out on the night of the 29rd, de stroying 800,000 dollars worth of property. l'he Montreal .ilerald has the following account of tho disaster: The Are oommeacedoes the premises of Mr. Shepherd, livery iienbis.k.." i n Grog-attires, and, is a ve.ry raw =Metes, spread, with incoeseivable timidity, among the wooden Whom serretandmg his yard. lit • few minoms more Mr. Do Chimers Valet of est stone booms, forming the com a . of Craig and St. Urban streets, were in a ht se, the inmates Living handy time tA, wasps with their lies, end Mating the .ge•som•bulk of their kronen and other property a prey to the devouring element. Tree fine, sided by a brisk *vest, role raged with feerful 'merry, end hid, in ball an hour, extended slung Craig-street to the blein-street of the St. Laarsom Scheibe, and u 3 the Maine , reet end St. Cheeks Boveresmie street to Vitra-atm. t. on teeth sides of them streets-4er Toing in imposers M' de Cr satarsbl... - k of beildieee, Mr. Mriertostes bindery, MeMePherson's music eon, Mr Mosel plumber and machinist eetabilltiment, and many other valuable properties on Craig and St. Charles Borrontmfe atzerms. On reacting the Main—trt et up wLieb, as far se Vine street, it extended on both tide', the scene was Most appalliog these eh o hod r...moved their furniture to that legality, seeing how ineff e t•••• i•of .res to save ft, were, with red-übl. d I fiket, gags bt all am its rinsing what was mat prtfiribeet on Mars; men, wows, and children, who bad bindle escaped with their Bess sad with no coverings beyond their riaticdreesee, were distractedly resider about in search of shelter. Some suc ceeded pia' i g their tuesiture and geed. in catty on the Champ de Mere. but we regret to say, the great majority of the stiff I, at their ail—not only o h t they had been forced to ehancioa in their hour a, but what they had, in the lint instartele, removed to the houses of their neisteboare„ in the hope that the cord wetter, would not reach them. Aber derrtyirg. on St. Cherie.; B.rrominee , serret, the hoaxes oceupied by Mr. OIL lee, Mr. Smith, Mr. Price, Mr. Shashi, Mr. X. I:y, Mn. Me Orr g r, Mr. IleysieWa, sad their aeighhouts on either side the aunt, the tire spread to Vitrretteot, and is lees thee half an hi tie the s hole prop. fly on both Bids tf the main street from Vi•re to Ctenestreett, wne one uninterrupted hi sng mass. The residroes of the mayor, at the Carnet of Craig and the main area, being de. melted end of at stone, with a tin rout and iron abetter', was 111 , 1 f • saved by the 'seniors of the 6-ernes, of all the surrounding houses. N• bantam p wet cou:d now foretell how far the risks element might ex•ecd, the neighborhood belay surrounded with wind. it building.. Oa the snivel of the military, after consultation with the mayor and ma glstrstee, at was decided and the only hope or westing it, progress was by blowing up v ith prinpierder acme of the intervening house.. By thi. titre the fire bed resch,d St. D. neniqueetreet, end friday b , .th sides of this street, in the Tease of the I,re, were reduced to ashes. One of tier ci , y couneilkn, Dr. Hell, now took upon himself the teeponsibiliry of luthorieng Captsin Wright, of the royal artiday, to blow up the range of brick buildings in Pere. ult'—lene, in a line with St. Gabriel-tame, and thus, it putoi We. to prevent the farther extension of the tire to the ter word. TO* how ever, hoot some mistaanegement, we believe, M arranging the Itise, was not so promptly effected as the crcurestancis &man .e.d. and before the building was laid I .w, the wind hating: aubsid. d, the eat flag/ration was happily arrested by the enema...es. of the Omura. _ . . We Mlle's that abut one hundre I bow.% ham been utterly dostroyed, begirt., many partially totaled aid ten dered temporarily noinhahiteole. Tau., oundreds of nut fellew•cilsens are, in on. right, rendered houn less; many among theca deprived of their all—of the foul's of years of industry and frugality-.sod, neettreardy. apts.', for the time being at le et, upon the beneaolence and charity of their m , ,re forturat.• fellow-eritinens Nt a taw of the suf ferers, we ,re infollb• rt, are atnorn I 1.00 woes an rb. cently bumf out is Grillnt,wn It would he an insult to the people of Montreal , 0 doubt that num sips will be adopted for their rel.. I. L t the only, sod magistnras act with promptitude sod 14t- reli.y, ar.d they reed haw no miegivieg, not* andf,.g the vurnees of the calamity and the general ,ieprrotion • f the thins, of being se promptly and liberally trip dtded to he tb. fr constitnesta. In ounclue.on (adds the Hera* mutate to caplet.' a hop* that these repeated dimities will out be without effect in reusing the energies ot our citizens, and coneiseing them of the abortlute neet.ti'y of eadrieli abandoning the use of shingles in r.cflng their houses. It is to this Natty-wise and pound-U*ll.h practice that the eat nsion of the Are on Friday ni‘ht must be mainly a.tri need; and we foal that we cannot ton of•ra or too urgently demount,* the *lntim:- once of it. tan long as it is perm', red in, we can newt have any security th fires, viltielt under other circumstances could he easily confined within the limits of the building in which %toy break out, will not extend from roof to ',of until the entire city tall a victim to the improvi feel tconomy ut those who, to oyes few shillie.gs on the c et of then/ build. legs, persevere in the wet of this daugerioe materiel. The wind was not violent en Fsiday night, ahhoush satfiefently strong to carry the Manors ehinsiles to consist. r.bie distances from the fire, and, coo- quently, to derma. d the most watch- HI ed all within its binge. The shields roof of a hots& in St. Gabriel street, next to Dr. Id•Culluctes, wan re peatedly on firs, and but tur the constant applimition of water, by persons stationed en the root, the wIl• le saighboarbeoc would have heist endaneived. %Ve understand that but for the quantity of seater oast& d from Mr. ti crib's large teak, for the supply of hie baths, it would have been impossible to hays prevented the extension of the cor.fi diatom arras Craig-street, and the eon-quest tiestructtee nt the valuable range cf houses there greeted. This di fi.iancy In the supply of water is au evil that, we truer, the &leporello& will loss au tia• in haying effectually temadied. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW TOES., Tubsueir noes, AUGUST 27. The sateen :redo is now to la!' form, sod all .esker of basins. we scum. The bomber of buyers from the far web and south is greater this year thou usual — the ithitheed Arcilitag. travelling by railroad, he, hosing had a trod.veyir t esum distant merchants to ri.tt on who heretofore were debarred the length et time required end expe n d. inearred den Mu • whit On t 'raw atimerous arrivals oe imuiCry inembeare ham newts.' caused a inf. (moors In the mode of heogneso •ationit the growth. The mire, although larger in the segregate, see in amulet: Ito and m our wholooth grocers hero used • good dew r f precaution In g:flint credit:, the Wane" or the wawa will be a healthy one.—Yet araglwr efilet Ms been produced. Afar tee high pries. i3O, opting, nir • confidently expected that a Melia* would false 14the, but the worthy bnailles• babes commenad early soot minniogalueg maw the present time m steedily. prism are hole maintained, aid have elpu the whole so improved ;tendency. sugar-. erofge, ec .. gum, and priors, in consequence of the seri) hogne advanoad con eiderably, so the raw ordeals are not oxfscuul tor it month to come. a The stock mat het present• no neve feuturo. (+mimed securities are in demised, but the sanely to Whited. ellittri SLIM Loans and Mw York Mote Moths bas• SII•11111.3i, an will tr- seen upon reference to out Last quotation.. Lostou Cu y s's have into ben in request of late, at led to 102, and Rochester City 6'., toil to 1051. The opera tions In ralltoad stacks hese bran extensive of late The large in t:ream of be Inc., on the rectm. routes ban attracted the attenCon of capitalists, led we find that no withstanding the strung drabs to the contrary, prices atemeadily thvancii g. It is some time since ounitience boo disturbed the quiet and may conditiou of the money Inaritet r , but tome at hot Rect. , war, virgie is the Sheet to-day: e Loans wog called in—securities closely 'etc. tiabed—good paper at higher retes rejected, end teary an hypothe cation or m. , icantile paper mono difficult to be promo 4, MI growing out ef the simple tact that magic coughing t W. been materially has paired by two tor, three [ahem. such in the c awns effect upon credit. The smug abort ofihwa houses Ica.: caught sunny purchase:l of paper, lurludlog Borne of our City bank+, who b ught because the rates were more temp ing than our gagadotas for firstclees moors, Hereby giving a circulation to 'mall. whi.th awl reri retitled to public =Mena% la the higher grade. of mint r there is no • tvosee oc It • rates el let weft on diminution of miefilence, end although there • is en bereming demand Ow matey, the top, ly quite ample lei all the weals el balms,, that If of a legillmate character. booed sad t 1 led claw names puffer in public estimation, and until ' the excitement games away, will he difficult to negotiate at hir rate. r We gem*: ghost let elms notes gad at.,, id .news, 5. to I, scam; long dra., di to 71, good runty; matt seer.' paper, a toll, geed sup • ply; lad dam do.. and names Ireeksomr, bto• 5. acremtPo7; Rana on deemed. sad spec& d, sto 7. Foreign eetharug. tot %be thumps, has been Is fair Emma, without my alicadsou as prices. The pra. eipal sales of sterimg were at 110; to lief. al Mr oh me dime wee * bed supply, the market closing hi any. The gown it, of cotton sad . produce going forward has e .11. dere* hen swat, and has babied tato the market a larger supply of bile. We rubjuin the following gob:littera, via. : Bills on Landon, fre dojo, •1a to 110 r; Paris, ditto, 5.121 to S.tll; Amsterdam, ditto, rod w 4 0 1 ; ilanshurg, ditto, 35j to • ; Bremen, ditto, 79, to boa. The Fars p* will take nut about 330,000 dais. ha spate; mom dole is ettain and hall-dollars, and ' WAN dele. in ellosattiglth carrox. The spirited demand advieed an our cir ular of 23rd ins!.. pm Nolen, was followed up on Saturday, the 24th. by sales of 6,000 bales and upwards, at • further odance of ie. to le. On Monday, Seth, 1,000 balm at fall and borderer; peke.. To.dav the trail...in tim'. rooter no Thugs ear I , flu bake, eabrixion .11 the orris rheas within the repo otemitationa, and the conflict wee gentral of rho sourly ol cotton re ale. 020WIWO Cava—A cargo in public opinion as to the prospects la the inuring crop in the inciting cause of the prnaut movement eIIUS the execution of orders bast d we the pteiltabla robot of :he /the present season, which the parties roc-icing b..d previousiy withheld. Wont all redone the accounts are lean f mourabie, bat especially ng fetal the Mande States, the injury proceeding from et ee rse ws t i s ink we have frequently in previr tourers alluded to, ud which is tint y treated of in the &sacked letter. dated ' Maros, August 11.—Our last was under date of 15th tut., Fiore when we have had nothing from you. Slue our 1. 1, the weather with us bon been onotedingly dry ;Ad parterre. and the cotton atop has oath: ed Mom drought severely, and planters week very dis cerns:Maly of the prospect. Mane 0p...M0t hall,vespa, and but few of on overate. The Tely dry and but weather hen entaird the forms sod young bolls to drop off and Vie older onto to open bet,. matu rity. We have a large planter in the city from Jaws county, who orris be cannot make more then one-tomb of a crop, and we learn the sore from acme others in different sections. We dud that it is the opinion of most persona for the loot few days thr the erop must he shod, sod holders are not offering unix rocks. We reeeived later 'meats to-day. abowins croneuhth rt.-lino in the Liverpo ol Martot, but think the will not have .y effect upon the market. From was t at New Orleans we hove today the toiler ▪ aled tri:rwurs, Avocet 16, 111511. lodurneed by the prevalence of Mr and layeareble weather, many pieties roe rind their estimates Mir Ws growing swop. Your torrent tlgures oo New York are too ▪ ihe Offsets ol weather bare been exaggerated. and under no eirelankilmos is mare than two and a quiirta millions to be looked !r, eat it le nay to be Oder that. M is bred woe reliable ire fir ' Saha else on the umbra has hero, very inateristly reduced by the ammo., the pi a two rum and an accurate runt will be rids laths re prelim. Our spirt.* gent-rally, dispirited by the yufyg~rar law Fres ruling for the Libras, have already gbgVggg gnu .sierk ... eao. In espretatkm of low price., suffered their Oda Is le • wry low Hiram Consrquently, for wins to arrive, Nil purr. inset with si s t == t i l y. Y e>r stus :caskets of the United:hates, for tit ma k e sum he toplealeised, whatever may be the current rate.. WO We have news from Mexieo to the 13th u lt . After Ws (W AtlaoUo Cotton*. Oulf Cottons.l2 to 13 to 100 days duration and 18 , 000 deaths in the city WI" b oo d arenas, III to 13 111 to 1:1 alone, the cholera had disappeared. The Congrtm wee mid. to snot old. l3 to 13 134 to 1 134 to 1 14 to 14 metalled on the Bth alt. The President recommended XIL b ig °. hAr 14 to 1 14 to rens me se reed fair . prompt meunres to provide for the treasa7. The • 4, limpol. id.. to Hon% 40.—Proat F. L. Tatrat and iLexiosz mines have proved exceedingly praline. Ave , re Ewe a• 2