The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-25 00:00:00

~'~ Eke ervrtlSlS. OUTGOING NIAILL TM male tut DAM Mal imenim, lamed% eel dm Nailed itaise .111 be ode se me " AMes," otssisi, Osisbur TM melts Ile Lisboa, Om* rad 011eelber eel be made Tet the meeeke et OM 22. TM _Me derldedree, e.. Nielim, mid et. Vlamet Mime de V. 54.), lee Low, eel Arlie, MU be mode me ea the ermissel Grebe $l. Tbe mob Or Male trUI be made up es New. 2. TM mil Orr die Wert Vemseele, New Onaele, eel Geerieve, selbe made op ea New. 2. vb. mei Is Iladebtbe mad Demo Apes, vlll le made ire ea tie it.. .. 4. TM made Me Mererialee, er the Nedltenasees, Amt. Cellos, LI% lieeriereg, Re., will be ink ep ea sbe anemias el Sm. 7. Tai meNe be Nevesast, Haedaree. Name, led Jowl, Cldli, lei Pen, vlll be made up re Nev. 17. lb* mos for Gibrater, Naha. Geese, tie Inks m bias. awl Chios, Ms dembeartee, bil t &A M ee ea the ~Jae et Nev. IS. KM WATTS AT IaMDOII OM& Sim VAT -/ilintee. Mairasaa. 41e. ISememr—lionew. P. Ta Ahiness. 1111. UM. LONDON, PRIMA?, OCTOBIR 26. Too tide of reside% the onkel swell of whin kr them eighteen months we toadied sad thipmested and wand men again, whim all en essiamps aeries won rejoicing mad eggiseligit, bent Meth worked a point of altioadilnhile thinisenis sub. rage sod destroy all that is >Nwal ssi iaispeilleet is Scraps, The Pore, asegmeei se his *me by the bayonets of military Inns mathelie Denes, hes jut partitioned England, him another Polasal. Edo spiritual compertaints no doubt, bet in the midis ✓isaigs and domande' linings of a temporal orvers. We am sot yet recovered frets the surprise son mind by this menace, whoa we learn that mother, Me only other great proudest power is Beres* is manna with being partitiond too, sot spirithally, bat by actual occupauon and esorinest. Re is to take Silesia, we are told, sad Fran the II \midi provinces of Peoria, unless that to power sh aat al a lp able prevent Garman sympathisers from the run of the dander, of Schleswig H We must own that we cannot quite credit the ?set of so brutal as insult having been offered to Prune and to °enemy. The waded of Penns sad the Genus, with reaped to Holstein, is somewhat ana logous to the conduct of the French, after 1830, with regard to Belgium. Freon sympathy was se strong, that the raters of France could sot restrain it, and the result we all know no, that the French stormed Antwerp, an pissed ea the throw of Belgium a King of its own ance. If, in 1830, Penis or Lend no M he,. anon Fran with the land= of Alma ae of Normandy, salsa sh• dined, bow would tic Finch have felt the insult, and how would they have .award it ? Or suppose that, as a set-off to Eng land's having aided Spaniards or Sicilians to obtain liberal insthatitas, Russia wens to have threatened to disembark se army is the Wash. Such is the nature of this threat made not merely to Prussia, but to Germany. Such is the intelligence that this day's pest will bear to the populations on the Rhine and on the Oder. The ministerial Times, in treating of this, the greateet and moat outrageous insult that has been offend to an independent nation since the days of NAPOLEON, seems to admit that it is justified by the conduct of Prussia in Hol stein, and that it has been occasioned by the pro faned interest which France and Rona feel in the subjugation of Schleswig-Holstein. As to Louis Nrirouner, whit on earth are Denmark or Henan to him? We will be bond to say Ito values them not the rinsing of a champagss boa* except as affordisg an opportunity to inning himself with Rossi, sad to offer the Cm a bribe to favour his dynastic daises. And Russia I Why, if Bona was really so endow to settle the Holstein war, the active later foresee of her test, or of a few troops a the Ryder, would have settled the dispute at nos. Bet the settlement of its dWaswierHolstoln war is sot the great object ol the re oisissy powers. The t object, especially of Rune sad Austria, Is to fro the King of Pattent oat of the contitn *mei attitude which be he takes both with regard to liens kindest as to the miner pewees who have aimed to union. if the reactiones could fares Plunk to whoa once more to the old Friskiest Psitoidos and share with Austria the &spin =:iith of Germany, the stn-Wry and anti party in Prussia could slow be Me minims to steer sash a course. And with them is power every rossant sot orals of the fr eedom indeed is 1848 by Uneasy, bat is" the Mess penes years, wend be totally swept sway. Tobin bask Orrery to what Menne= wade II is 1825, with the popular element mappens% Met is what Rana aims at, we the requisite mini 7site ben; back Western Boren, Frans, sad te the political firms( despotism. lishisswir aitsis is a mere stalking hens to than, en whirs Bemis deny,' ear Eog% minister te sign the ClVfor restoring Holden to Beatnik, mho did ek him lido an aline spin the *hied sad Itielfreedom et Oerumay. li explala the aim mad estate of the wont sem- Need mann we most revert to intelligens for warded by env Frankfort eorresposdost many days bask sad laden cormberatod by the ,Avaerg Omen. That satin agent gave se lafrmadsa of the owns of the l e soranigas at Besgsen—s mut u... 0... NISISLIIODI was presset. The of their Mindless wee bow to overbear t a t =et whisk Prussia give to oonstitatimmlima, is Hen CosmeL To offset this purpose, the mann signed a protein, which was append sad onmesmignod by Count Nessiosonn, am repre sents. the great Suzerain of Europe= Idea% the OUR, dads( themselves to raise an army of 500,000 mr,l to be Inn by Austria, sad the root by the ether meemeshe I this army to be pissed at the disposal of the meek Dist of Frankfort, wham deems it was to nines. The attitude, however, which Prussia assumed in Zsgito those threats, an the dstermisation of Co t* t of Berlin to upheld the Htesiaes, sad at the sum time to keep aloof fin the Frankfort Dist, suggested the annuity of aid from ether powers. The suntans Lanes Praised farnind pronely what was wasted. Raglan and Frame were pastime to that pond. If one or either malt be brenght to Warm it, Russia with Frans might Armen Prowls front east and west, at the Nam doe that the ethane of Breyer" nand it fan the sesth. The whole it a min trick to dares Prone bask into abooletiont. And it is quite od dest from the very nose of the joist remanstrasea, whin, we believe, is sot mash as the Nossa repromata it. The punning penis menu Pons with=E set Ines it withdraw Prus sian horn bat Wass the Freakfort Fedora ion to Mien pen in North Germany. =a and Frew, to parsons se the lishisatireettomellsre hmag the eld s t== satin. Thee, oat of a wenn which is purely Genoa— that is, what Ind of a goverund or a Ildenallea Oenny shall have--Itamie and Fens ban nob le d trtmnd, to o t tzar ntil eksitr.,.. ammo so oatrogooos that. Thum. bo the Ismaili look II omit bat Ind to the bilonot sad out lavolooato of wan Mot to the pet 1860 the !send should ben steamily massed a enure of Os Monk penasm, and Bain at the mese time =need an meospatice of Sllosia—thme are sot measly words, bet events, which will risk Into the military as well as Into the popular mind of Oar may ; and we mast son. that we shedder I. think what most mast or later be the terrible malt. WI bed mitten the above ea the impeded que• dos of the ammo to Preemie, Irby. the Ws tree pet tate see Innis. As that *nal it NU* yeah ibe looliage et the Feeeliwelleewamotetlefeithat it shot~ about se mut es tbe them, all the ergs~ areetrini ibiebereey of tbe abesistble themesives Tbiesuiret eq et Itemissa set elf Aud.. that benne Pemba Ilabt is tile Heidela ore, I hunk _mpg mein at *sir delei ea. audio say tliblt leetbis, he the Mama pow' ewe bit seideste is suit, diet be Wed meld mill esy sob aeie. Dal is a ninety free es ° sew is. do AO. bow eta goverseteet rev e ar ra ideesb ken embedise la a aedeed sad perise, weissadoe f•-• Ass le NM; kr elks p badmen =dams is • moommlidissil Oki oedema bo orgekliswig SP- Rebid& F-. rause I' BeglWw have fought is Queen VICTOSIA have preveated it or in Imbed, or is Bpsis, a war area h as • esti= were des En or glis weld peeve= them fightia * sailer The Premise revenues= paomssible to it. hi= struck ' fr pal a ll Army List ; it hoe slims serving in Holstein - the real peados, to their widows sad might gi 'w ted Mo. whisk letter rile has ves The to the dee hi pest =divides' distress. What weld Prank i d s more? Bedew the Hobbies= hermit P It we=lder , =oestrous to upset It. ' Wlwa the Premien =fabler_ sired the =pirate pesos with Deastark. he told Lord WIST•O9IIAND that this sloes woad est Wog about • easatisa of war. and that =Obi =mid do this bat eon dietary and emestitidienal proposals =heed by Denmark. Dame& hes ewer made sash F 5 EzeNor wee it to be expseted tint Its t Dzintsaz would mks any tratable Jm his @Ojos* whoa the Lambe Besteed rtheir sabjegatioa whether he =lst : d he agai et that proto w eirsasolla Its d DIS n MAL has mole ao and lan so plies. Ha has not asgetiated or esonamiesbi with e•y el the governante of the seethed Germany. He hew merely gems to the moth diet at Freak." et whisk Aubb doesiaatee, end hat kept elameseisg he military aid. The Asetre-Bassisa ergs= =tar* slot ia seek a coarse. Bat that the erg= of Lord Rummers= should do so, is merely the eat . tradlofica stall that it hes bees writing sad mashie" upon the foreign policy of lame for the last tem AsAs to Proud% we do not sea that it timid de albs them what it hes dome. It hoe so objest be learbe M 4 ealsew4 teem Deassark. It may, ae • Ow =ea power. deemed that Holstein should remit G o mm.,for seek is the law, the right, mad the en= sad all the prot000l• is the world willtaei slaw it. Prussia wishes =rudely to keep is the eleseat of Gamma opotimeat, aad the dynasty = rye all the popularity ea • at'hb with order sad auxisrate ooestitefisealime. It b therefore aver, to slash the Hoistsiame, sad delivering them bound, anoonditiosally, to a impede obi vindastive sovereign. Frame and Raab domed the diaarslog of the Hobtainsre.aad threat= to take two webs= from Prefab, salsas Prussia set the beigmaa's part. The demand is as outrageous to =Ma Nees sad omen him= as to national labgemienes andride. Dam this throa p t. fortan.ately, Prussia, as we learn Ospeeheme= had made the fairest of proposals le Iteamerit." Obi* wee to establish a Federal Co.. mimics he the Huskies, jest sea Federal Commissios wee sppelobd for the admialeteatiou of federal in beasts is Clammy, Aria se well as Prase= bitting Is the asmiestioa of this easusimiso. Bet what we her hq that the betel threats of Russia and of Ansa, sad the beaks to the =firma dignity arising e gad the Load= vetoed, will so stir up and irritate the public naiad in Geramay, that it will become imp:amble for the Priori= government to follow oat its moderate views, or avoid the fearful alternative of accepting the challenge thrown to it. Ads is Os M. Persil hes hiss aggeiotrtb gemidest et the Cbamber of Requite of the Chiat' of thistles, in ghee of M. Lessaqui. - whe but - lately Tithed ea the •1 819 ' TM tes sp. tes of Ceertesay, is the Loitst, has just Jaded V. Morirmar, jugs is gaim comenstive on- Mid% member it he eeemagaserel,h the nom of M. Thar de Isesery, who Mimi Is the bat sir den el the mesa es a pIIS Aping the vete is karst of a whim el the einellintiss. M. Morrie seas obtain* 50 Woe 011. Tailor de Jimmy, who ▪ Vin hiu4 wris sr the ansinsees of Saint Climentlass-mmen nsar y. and Most, in no ilese•stLa s , es may to the dew den d sow carrell~ la the man el the aY mumile—are vriddi had emigesd. the other twe bring anelved. Is ma asemasse the ear Mirka el the party of order win them by very ImEnnimilertties. Cavaigne passed through Coldest' es the Slit, it his way to Frail/fort. M. liestalembert is "'Wog out as a trip to Rome, =s with Pionignor de Mamie, the Pages lie is expiated hack towards the mi kle et Smember. M. Flee" who was Minister of Pal& bitter don mew Gann! Cavaigose, has mhos a latter to the harm* sontrad.oting tte @Meant Inhibited by M. M el, rely to the gratuitous us mods sf die amine" of Meg Louis Philippe by germ= in Wise after February, 1848. M. Preen deoldres 'that M had himself hired and paid for the airing. which he seed while he wee in the ministry sadar °soma Oavaignse. The Ikeda have reervered today a good deal it the ground lost yesterday. The Fives closed with a rise of 45 entimes, at 9325. The Threes we- SD orations, and eland at 5715. !AEA Oct. N. F- WWI. 5 ger P 7S & pis 0064.. ~.—.. fa SS & Ss. 144hfas. . 14 pie 4 par Osas. Is so Loa; at 6_, 114 r, t. ISO ...... 11/14 Mow Ikea O D:.. U fa Ds. 161 .6... 4 Plehaest &Fa ONO. 111 Th Ink limas —. WlO Boma —Panellise (right bask), 156 ; Park; sad Oriseas, 775 75; Paris rad Ram, 816 ,• Rama sod Ham, 260; Kamilla and *apace 172 SO; lkseabsrerg Das, 118 75 ; Odom sod Vioisos, 300; Othass sad 31665 z, 286 26; N0rt11,463 76 ; Paris sad Strasbourg, 34375; Taus sad Pastas, 245 60; lloataras sad Troyes, 92 50 ; Diggs sad Tamp, 166. hut. rehtes to California, and readers to the salsjoird letter of correspondent: 21111 W TORE, OdrAS. by the steamer of Wed extreme interest has occurred. . geld dust from Chasms, have market, and everything hare is on • (qualified, however, by the appli gold ars now found in California, elow the surface, where gravitation would plass them. I have myself seen a magnificent sprints at meld, apparently a foot in diameter, pvc a frialed sad net-work appearance, worth dollars, which woo found 26 fest below the There is not the least doubt but that the wide of the auriferous sands and alluvial& of Cali /omit are fall of them prior insiders, for such they an, though below the sorties. It is now be coming vegetation to Atria them lugs lumps, arid the albedo of the miners is tweed be that direo tits. la siert, while there are thousands of dis affiliated "migrants, there are also thousands, piryeical and moral atreogth, who succeed Urge sum of money. It is curios§ to Wise that, almost in all cues, wire an American miner succeeds in obtaining essegh to boy a good farm at home, wherehe is sure at= able to maintain himself and his family, be invariably returns, as speedily as pouible. Ibrigh he could doable his money, by remaining for ream mason, he will not. The merchants, and the lawyers, and the bankers, do not come back, but all the la bouring men return as soon ea possible. Time ars they who are enacesstrietto the sweets of repose sod competere, and they desire to taste them. A gentle man of my acquaintance told me the other day that he knew a respectable labouring man who had just returned from California with twelve thousand dole., the fruits of his personal labour. He left the United Mato*, not worth a groat, and hie family behind him in groat poverty. As soon se he bad made enough to secure himself against west, he returned, and this was what he said of himself : "No maa or tell what I have gone thresgh ; I endured every kind of suffering ; bet I happened to find a lucky spot, and I soon got along. Ten feet from where I found my gold there were men working who did not find anything. Every night these men would sit down sad cry over their bad tuck ; the next day they would try again, and have no better success. I was more fortunate. And now I have come home with so mach money, I find my family safe and well; the care of my treasure fills me with anxiety. lam not quite right in my mind : I have gone through ao much trouble, I am not myself ;I hope I shall be myself by and by." This gives one an idea of California, so far as individuals are concerned, and how sudden wealth affects some of these adventurers. I was very much surprised, a day or two since, by some information given me by a highly respectable American who has been residing at Panama. Re says that the isthmus abounds with gold, and of his own personal knowledge he states that old women and children are to the habit of meeting daily to the sands of Panama for the purpose of obtaining gold, and are ancoessfal. I perceive that vessels with assorted cargoes are constantly clearing for San Juan Nicaragua, but there is a great lack of confidence here, in coast queues of the views of Lord Palmerston as to Mosquitia. Till this question is settled there will be no Nicaragua route. Tehuantepec hie suddenly grown into favour here sitce these misgivings, and that will be the American route, if the Nicaragua difficulty is not speedily arranged. The state elections are coming off with various results. The whip are very successful in Ohio, very unfortunate in Pennsylvania. Party lines are all broken upevery where. Amin Bey, the Turkish envoy, is everywhere received with attention and public honours, and con ducts himself like • sensible and discreet man. We have conquered the Turk beyond • (Par aulteb, ewe kart we.) SOUTH AMERICAN STATES. NEW GRANADA. The great river Magdalena is now being navigated by two lines of steamers, that of Santa Marta and that of Cartajena. It is expected that Cartajena will now rapidly rise from the prostration into which it hes fallen, as the improvement of the pier and harbour enables it to profit by the increasing traffic. Senor Alfonso Acevedo has been sent to Rome to explain to the Pope the causes for which the New Granada government has expelled the priests, and to snare him that the people are none the less faithful eons of the church. Senor Tome bee received the pontifical bulls, con firming him sa Bishop of Cartsitna. PERU. Senor Bedell° l an old established merchant, and the party who to ok the shipping contract for the New Grenadian slaves, is said to have made a contract with the Peruvian government for introducing Belgian im migrante at 80 dole. per head. An advertisement is issued in the Lima papers Falling for tenders from persons desirous of introduc ing mechanics, labourers, and other immigrants from Europe. As Pert is a slave-holding country, these measures show that the working of the slave system is far from satisfactory, for notwithatunding the de mand for rough labour, that for intelligence is still greater, as the pries afford by the government shows. A new daily journal has bees set up in Lima called the Revisits. A controversy im going on in the Lima papers as to the pleasurableness or indecency of dancing the polka in private balls. The ground taken by them who object to it is, that it shock, the modesty of the young ladies ; whereas the gallants of the other sex of that it is the young ladies who in troduced the polka and insist on dancing it. Under date the 6th of September, the general na val department has renewed the order of the let November, 1846. It stabs that great causes of com plaint exist in coosequease et the delays to the load lag aad maladies of *mg% miles from the w ho , under of the hselmea, biripmea. porters, and others, who, mhos pmelsacre, bat he the pupas of exog amy& est seine /reward at ths stipolated time. The allema stall Peruvian ports are thereto's called ups: hatsesey facility to masters of alsrohaatman in ha cargoes, netwithamoding say privi leges et registered, or Seemed boatmen, and other harts= labourers. 'assent ef 4000 dots. has been voted he rebuild ing the °allege of Bt taking .ftrhteghee,stAlyaseelio. n Athelen is prase tho abolition of At present etes is as se in Franco tho l ee porepert as to natives nurs tea esWeg @best for bastases, Under the =raw, beim a son regain a passport, be must Kiss Add pool that " Up to tits tams of leaving his jests he has not committed any crime which sob. jests him to the operation if th e law." A wig dieashvas twilit has taken place at Sant iago. The Soddy of Equality estaish in that stronghold of oligarehy by the deneowatio bl ed Valparabo, or Baglidt party bald its 1a meowing on the 19th of Avast, when SOO persons attsadeL On their with drawal froth the place of mesas; they sad spa by some of the bal d authorities and nomai respectable person@ was thesulted and injured. The modest of the polies authorities is my severely ansored. Lusu, OmuraEs.—W• balm w DA Weir tan la saasessie test tbe meat Ass et Ms beta essiesursa Bens let& WM reer Viee itrt MOM ViseObsaselleeeldps, it is be elesevel istate 6 Tit., s. s. 10„ emir wbill ebe ire last Vise beaselleas were appcisted, Resides lit apse wards. be Übe elks el the Vies-Oluissitse Ira •p5ll. 51 It *all be Mil upi bat Oat is the NW Ow ono sewed eppshisd. eke set be Mil sp. Isdepea6eariy. *ism ba. et lie gasellea et sap beim imewallp sae yke. Obresellia. se the km simi l / 2 easdaeweas sea am be sad.. TM imam el esuileteles irm s . Climellis is sae ellisremot lee tie loglietere bat we bares sepeopesel dist slim will be male by . mile pieseste et Ratty bedews. wbidi sa Mir lie .usher el w Jake. enas cow ei se d r I thenk priag - it** est, bevies wry mese wairiesitbstllr. Balk was Os .b dimaahaa =but lest.le Pak Wl* Mid slim] THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1850. aght is Has —wall 111,1148,671/. The rossigis he the was period is Votiitai s E is " ° 74 . i llida t il ra s , 4l TAT I • 111411DN . eted it P,p to 1819 were 93.000,11NL i mad la 1841 t. 63,000,000 L 'n !a l . . .1 le . a s a war arozlzt t la 14ffie . the •-: . '' ( A - - 4' • . AS Immune•dtia itpll wa 112 :45 444004 .. .'' . . ,' • agsmill* OD THE DUCHIES. Jmu 4 pom reisik ul. "sa t 1 &Del letting • oaderrs*: at eo ! Ati 4 E.. .• his • York to th e fast. .: .. ti%:. .11 'ba na l* far the lilit !boy of their . Maithey . reasons have risterthised the Dosisb The w a y itu r a , /UV ho .:" .. he worm* la &Also* to **lst *ligation kr that we "der ser.s iher riak - 'it ispeebasatot • Is the brans . Hobble and that &shy. Attila mast of ow Nov y ak canTipondeni Holstein folisited, mad mat ot his sines. Os Nerd swat nos all his Gess* "reek K. 15111adi hat_ Wool Ilit . /Ni !!o_4l widows sad sapless kw- seals ja. _ 1 has glees rho to the N. Po* has boo ahrlshidr Peleldlat id the Dr r e .r. l "" et e grrt sa lbl = neod i t a ao y thin iallel "'s f ex teh tzes ed What mold Prussia elo Clan* of Inarifis of Ow OaleW of ihiatioa, is o = l e g, =n om Tao mei soda. nu slows of Geld 4 its bandit It **Mt pima IL 1 0 /44 - whe bug igildY Wird " the a sowahsleael Is seem As ISID *se. Maar flushed rho massy market, s elege_ am& _. thji cede Ns b• me Ihe . 161 . 11 °awn ties rise. Iseasue Waldo wear Aram tho operate ' was asstat si ODISUSSA, is the Lei*, has jut etikalsuls an testrestel Is SD meal So si•ar ou SD ra i l * sum et pia ars , d Leal WISTMOSZLAND 41661 i M. Malthus% fuse la pais. coararvatlvo as ilesesia. Tusasou. - . . .._ Ada.....- —l ..11 ii.. Anmadill.drerraL I. dui MORI 01 Flealbeig. pa, IL • so= distant* below the sr --re ..1.. .1.-- T •...... --. IT 0 67 75 117 II ST TS IU 0 sag U9O sin 171 • • O PI I Il• li ilikid. ? SI MI ; .1 . 0 010,11 Te. " raw 1 Mg* LAW& liitesy I Rams Loma ISO 791 • SPAIN. • MADRID, Oar. 19. Lord Howdes has card• at the famous Torero, Moat" who precasted hits with a complate eet of ball-lightiag accoutrements: MLitt% OCT. 19 —Thies per. Coati. 34i; thaw Da% 1144 se*. 344 papa. Peer pos New. 134. Ph. per Gam, 134 ark; sitar Bobs. 134 papsr,•l34 ash. •Cleueees. 71 soh; Boka, 711.13 sash. Passivss. 36 essb ; steer BAIN, 31 sea. Beak et Bt. redhead, 964 huh. Es. shim or Lemke. 60.30. ITALY. PIEDMONT. The Opisnom rani to the prejaditdal itantaaities from taxation enjoyed by religious isooanaitise. The celebrated engineer, Stephenson, is said to be on the point of leaving Tario, to proceed to Rapt, to take a survey of Use isthmus, with a view to the anion at the two seas. TUSCANY. The Cbstitesionak of Flamm., of the 16th, pub lishes two letter., fees Dr. Pini sad Big. Farinola, two ambers of the municipal wooed of that capital, declaring their adhesion to the address of that body to the Orud Duke for the revival of the mostitatios. ROME._ Tice Giornale di Remo nehlishes a decree of Ciu.• dual Anteeelli, dated the 14th, L is` a tax upoa all ' possess exercioang any art, trade, or heath of ran- MOM whatever. The preamble of this decree resins that the netemity of establishing aa equilibrium between the mew and the screams( the mats, and of meth, the deficit arising from the late deplorable events and the liabilities homed by the government, in artier to withdraw the popes money from circulation, readers the isswitice of sew taxes iedispeamble, and that the pretest tax is ealeelated to distribute the bards. mpally ea all sissies of citizens, particularly on these cheese which hhiserto contributed nothing to the Ws. The decree then proceeds to chide all trades sad temobse of sem mice Jets MWird.% sad the mememse el the state, bodies Rome tad Wept% fiats In slew. la ender NW nedlemesa sail mama esesegag M the their oaths; with rse am plow of =isgisuabore. of Theme Messes are es laws Ist ohm, eaamoseWOO lebebilmt sad upwards ; 2ad ohm I=6.labasi s had dm, 6,000 and upwards; 4th smd pwards; lith dm, those ander 1,000 The new tax-payers ti every cemmuns am divided into a dorm; but is the case el bags establishment, their im fitly is to Zee simed, without to tre r ooa slum where they may be sneered: The following are not liable to the tax: lst, leaded e sell ing their prams is the whets; Wearers and =en ; Jed, skippers est esamsallog Tea sels ewe swat ; 4th, p.res hang far mhand leigleme, provided the latter de emend ase~alfelthe dy nes inhabited by thesmelmet Stb, sarimt sia be i The aid ether sheritabis htlindlas i elk of the nee sensing their ia • mimes hr a few da ti me isese lyos en flakm, they Imo a fixed wi th ensures eremese, sad pay the tax there. Passes intrededeg new membetures or branches of wastes isle the sentry are to be tas ks for Ave years. A eimminiosi is aimed in every chief Mesa of a proviso, he es ',Omaha of thetas whir& is M commence IS the hi of ha. ant GERMANY. Aoratiog to thoiliAni almost at Bads (the 22. d), the implorer fthe to be rat* a s el th• iatesties at Avo Wadi. aad Frame. towards Prosis It woe dzeati beers that Assets hod oa , lord popear t.Made Ma Whir of Hear Ord tea eaaareesat Frees Theldtdos OM.= (the nese arboomierinds ha she Newt alreagdy se em * It ma bobaii. H. I wan oda, me !My, le Imre eras - be the cmel area( Pr to Jo holies to deblorrig- TM @swot of IL Persigafe Wolin muse out la the Vinous What will the guile in Botha try whoa they raid yesterday's Nem Omni Crum ea der Ghana hit Dula on the 2lat to take estrum& of the carp of obarvaltra the Hem and froglike. :tab la be divided lab three disiskek Paid Wel Ibe etre treads et Mama Beni, Priam win, *4 Ge m& Theme mod Romig. Premien troop have IN Whet tar Oared. via "amkre to arum ate willksy reed through the &Iterate. The Be nin troop have egotrushad sheer to the titriNir. Pikes Thum sal Woks has gom to Wide% mg - the Ilsradmi ItlistaiteXtertir, Aztealarkwg have nitraid to the at lime Owed at Aissesta. The quertare at bast babas haws bees tetra rw by an Austrian reglawat of Moe Sea FrwAhrt. Ravarlana ware, it wes Mid. le have maid triune= Morel so 6e 24th Wash 11~ the burial troop in Bales was Se hem fire ftirrk. TM tillsielltrt el Mod sad wounded la the but oneoestas Mtwara the Dense aid Schleswig-Rol- Adams NW apparel. The low et the Nobles wee 1N 111111111:11, 00i. 0.--Vetroteenslo4j ; Lo ot . Iser4•l4.llldf per Oasts, ; National SR g Ossommiel Maims Fmk*, 124 ; Nat FRANCE. PAM% TIOLDAT livalreo. The opinions expressed is the press with regard to the appocatment at Geseral Schramm as Minister et War are samdmene la diming that by this sesame the inaespisises debate as the reviews, whist threatened the esuassansat al the swim, has hese averted. Pease bee bees seeds for the woad be- tween the Premidest sad the parliamentary and a general satiedmelisa sasses to pervade the party of ardor at the prospect of being able to deliver these selves to their usual teak of baiting the Nowak' without being attacked by the Bonspartierts in the TM. General Schramm was lagged os Tessday "pea some basis's@ in the Laxemboarg, wham he resolved the despatch of the President assonneing his appoint ment to the ministry at war. He immediately repaired to the Wyss', where the President, after addreming hiss briefly, begged his to wait is a asighbenrieg room, while he granted as audience by appointment. The teem into which Ge neral Sarum was shows wee occupied by the misistess, who were holding a cabinet sauna, sad seemed to be quite aseasscloas et the asters at hie musics, althoogh meet of them were psreenelly so quieted with the genial, who appeared in fall uniform. Complete ileum prevailed until the return of the president, who said : " Gentlemen, I resent to you the Minister at War, Geneve' Schramm" The general immediately took pesessmon et his porttelle, and the first deeree which he ementineigeed la blesser capacity was the appointmest et Geeeral &Beetroot to the (ownership . The tollowiag beegli details resposeing the new Minkter al War may prove somptable to year • readers: M eebllltlil we hers et Is theta. de Web, is De ember. 17111. Ile emend the serwlee before be we tes yeses Md. He served Ms liset astm Is the 6th peps et lie prods err./. seder 11...Wset, who ha kr desendea NAN the bete of Amterlits. l. 7a w tts mime* et 1111114151 he thstleeskled honk as the .Me. de mop et Ids tether it the_ three of Dastela, mad wes seeds smiths la the hese Om& alter the si~ et that sky. He task pert Is the meld end thest abeam it the awfaree es hishridl is 1106 ; eat pet.. eabeepestly with hie s zisillP MOP% e wee preset at Si. Pales el Wilkes Weems. Hs we is 1818 is the risk it esionel. led Yowl( by he was Si. =MA I O .f .Lem hs was memseed Maims to the reek of wel t bri. pile, beim he had sempl.r4lit nth yew, end se the meamesd Ma halselle la the &Sim lleatent a t ass el Si. 14th OM esenk. slider Manila St. Cyr, who woe ebeepi with emerias DfONION. Having re mewed Times la July 1, 1814, Gresal asthma we 'My emplepall dense the het twe teen el Si. restored a. The IMMO( to kis Mara trim Elba eppelated him, May SO, 1816, to the aommesd el the blefesebLeire. F. 1816 1138 Oes. Baran hid so mem ai ; Yes the latter peer ha eeseivei the essmed let et the map el lc Oassr. Oa she sts. Oak be 1831= se the ammmd et Si. Derr ems., the Belaies apothem as ammeeder et the ht berth er lateety. Dvoisi the siege et Imams he sommosded the MOM Of Watry. la lthe be bad the eemmend et the lid &Sem of the army et Alger* sad is Islo the samba gemmed Of Si. peowlass M Alifese dubs( the theism et the seeps. meslated bed it the Mei et the d She 1, MO, he ask pert fa the of awl wee wessied rJoe at the pee of ligl Is Japery Oh he lwin te tie eon meeareitist of the army it Wilms, did he remised lath the wheel et Hat ehl Ihmeasd. Slam 18,0, la ea& Inn to kb ether Ossessi thbeares attended is • oesselller et date the at Si amiablee it wet mad ashen Hs wee a member it the Clamber it Donde% and alstrwerds et the Obeether Ness. la 1646 be WY irsals4ausittee peeddest ese limmilinal a di... L thi la rev il eke t ad.a. he meksee M the seem M reashem ethems; and elsse g. n ea r a ku tas e seethes& tip to Si. promet thee pesidest et Si. Bawd et leisray. The demiMee el Pormeassee held that artillery weghly sittieg, whisk *posed at twelve gad leolte op at helt-put. twe, withal po m say flatus el iimertesse.heighlmeest of th des e sew Mistake se was wee siL.rz et. ass. Mamma Is set a member ofthe Te-day task plass is the ehepsi d It. OW the mom et promedei the Wale the sew the of amemess BMW& CO= eardlaal, the et nth . The Item law to Pb fry &health. The Pagel Nawie, who has bees himmlf mostly sievaba le the sails dully, was meat at the , white was aseempasiei by as address or the t. This a fussed sink% is memory et the Qom d the w as eakiwated is the *Web et Beeb e wes seseeremly attemisi bp all the mprossatatime poems' WipM be 1L Thera Nearly a ll the memebsee el the mope wire primed. The Pre/Meat at dm Bahl is was releismlsi by hie able4omwsp, The • ali t prom agleam the epee& of IL Dupla et imaipmaties et the seaway sestios from New to Nomadee, me gemigkamp redlestime ageing the Presides, et the Barak, kr paying mm at- Igmaes tote masts ass le emote et a commesreial hawed. The Monitor asking table cl the import sad aged lilies during the swath et September. The Mel of hapset drain daring September, 1860, meamiste te 11,418,1891. Thrneelpte ter the memo same is 1849 wore 10X8,111L j aid is 1848, MN. Th e Wel et Mrpset duties reesived dor tagOW, up ilea file meth" el 1860 amogsts to • ~ ~.. THREATENED PARTITION OF PRUSSIA. (Cm the Mem) The lan* whisk would sot otherwise have so da am eth of wan math, omit yesterday, at •un churl ids% en • pinks of sosaiderabie newsy. Teo Mgrendest NINA' in balpies to protract this orse g liehtsia war, sot any In spite of • treaty of moo with Deem*, bat essailly aim sue of the treaty, and Lame= el hes Mil to • very satural—we might say . The semiustesei of Baia ad el losses have y prop eed is the soma man of this soca, that films peen skill perenp. way vendee Ptak se MN her meat inessesitat with 10 Dosimak. and winsibew the eappert y. ohs still sent& Sete she to the fiddiewirlishelim of l'emin kithafas to um* with t ana hh reomeable the even mad Bab and Freese en pooped le link It, the by as unprolitade mu& b met ell in ft wry nen useseld te disk lean* ale Weise et the 'than penmen of Ilona es *Sae Mao Salk' sm the edam Is the la lastain o hefine lsga z= Wisummie. "l"6 = ll wh e ith 2 th i t hma y ants* penis* SO Inn as paean The =Mit Of the British sev revi o nsi nre r g be saddest* It dadlase ja with Rath = l ie sash • este as we ken down* bet =II three wren ikon separately • her present bieesk of lak with Ili Ina& pvereniest. Whether disk wilds reneestrosess all be lei ten avail Ikea at the Vest of the &pitman Ms Us boos leaked as nth alsk is • patios ea whisk we will ern' enters to sin ea *glom The Wends of Pas sad of order neat that Freida Ibsen be esimpassel le nit ken • ems' doeseress to the hilt of Maths sad the pees of the world: oar Is it likely Ihn • weak seurement osier plias lassoes will Wee te• save natal o:pointed's. tie we peak that the seen of Delia may yet have to sedan the thillpity of a mouse. and se /upsetting power will thessies whore it is net else reedy to mown he Ihreas. Dist the eindeintatise alludes smd order as h% be be am one then the osr piths of laterestsd maw if it is to hem sap Mid tiff /Mk the men nekesto sesems. To sheik the = of Pirellis by forwarding the dodges of Heat end Flews is au hauls, Juni* bet labodenkm an sees' of Wales for moth* sad making the eanbaad wrong • entrees he two mania Thin is a wan of kyle in the 1/111110 . What hue the Moak puness eel to do with the lishissentliontela sale, akeeily saisieutly isemplitatod 411 be lowa merits ? The nuns is iatalPhis "sough. Bon Resda and Frame ken lately he Estag some Welt. amostey of • most thaahlem mad dingrembie theramar, It is way enteral they "been bogie to thin' Buns oaths, lin this Oat The two poetises" we lave neetkesd would be wit, nellitinisi•petaase war two put sonesnative neighbor's et and Pads. Teen is a mem sky is. war whisk all ts sad soma unfortimately Miter. II they wish to be ordosted, se to ban • Bane la Votary. they nen nark thin brief meant et aloe with some gledeue hat or minable senthitiam With Cape sad Coasts miapiedi by Freest tree* Loa Nnelsoe would bs sale kr anther fen Plat at sad be Opens with half the sereisse klia Paris. Bet it k net se slay le my who* ea whose the wan wand sad, sad whether the jedictal samintise of Prank at bosh her utromides wean be the lest set of the Anna. Genteny weal pehably be non alive le the thins of s es s : a =ma of palls even loomentees night st i nks is nein Is egged to the omen Tian sub r air Amid be node to the With pun ' sten, sad that seek nooks is we have allisda to obould be brought within dm • saps' of penbility, is sump le nark the very seam sheresate of the man whin Praia le aow plinths. The snarls et all ecomaries laud ably measure the ems of • anise solely by its sad, sad if the sad is to deli les* they thiak the nuns saisioutly mired. Of ease* thossions. so glorious ea end as the neon of itshlnapilehtsia be. the Dana yoke WILL he held to Justify UN latuftesse• of all Germain is the quarrel. Des, If badman k • his sad lad. a blossing faith is 'smithies non thee either, rit e : duty. Tien was as &rainier whin wee eseanded by a treaty of peso between Peewit: sad Inemsek. Forthwith, ea the Apia' of that treaty, Prowls Mora iron military Gerdes been of seems ad privates, who, it was notorious, wen desirous to Joie the fielkswltilehtein stay. La shot she desisted ken spa war is erne that she night take to nen bripadame. The wars sow carried on by Pant* end, if Gwent William is nun brilliant as paper thee at the MIA it is not for west of this hest isthmian as the part of kis master, who wean mach prefer a soups* to • treaties as wax. It is impossible that Baron ma se on tin eon sodas a snail though galleon people 'restudy doenoyed by • neighbour at the lane tine asseepolus sad powerful. There will be mass Werth reset In the sad, if Prussia will not submit to ho advised, sad we no dist es tatothreess of • nest hall cha racter hes be asteally prepood. The hall is now with the Delta sourenset atiek, - havieg diction ono suggestion, le espested 10 inakianother. All dope& on the nature of the remendrenes to be addrund to the lout of Prussia, which ought, of Nurse, to hau thie regard to the dignity of • gnat military power, but eight also to leave so Coat that Pesten must soma her own dipity as well as her faith with Denmark. SWITZERLAND.—The Revue de Gamy en snares the arrival of Morseirsor Framed in that ci tlltAN OATIL—FIAI4OOIT, Ban. 22.—Among ths teedemstal laws noel by the Leohladre Asnatbly, Mat with pressethes the terra of the esti is be alum by Rskim, withest disasedea et creed. reduces It to the e test as Ins Waldo( wards, "I swear a, in help the _"—Jeadal Chrettela. _ Rano*molt or Br. &MIMI% WA laitOOL—ln t3se peesseselso of the reran sI tkio hessWol ghee* it has bola dimmed that the eel toehellas ask shaming °misfiles whole, whisk led " dtarehaudeaked" by roported viltowooldage, without dewlap, ere all of the tent eatakilely caned Mao. These, whit the shields, pelu bearion, sad ram la fretwork, and the panels of crochet week, disk entemeat the attrivelkd eapels. aro sew testaceraia treat the disk whisk kw so leas obesared their beauties, sod alma the dolly vials of s greet somber of 'roiliest' sad perms of mete, vie Mau ma* utility la the proven of the reslsestios. It is wetted the shush will ir•-opm before the let of Dosearber. LANDLOIDS AND TiItASTS.—At tbe Hellertee parie;h; ..... e; -- ireirWeis - i wish la 1 .1 . 4 ek .. it W.I. thelaiiawly rthearket—He hipped to see better thaw, bat be wee skull that II el the seat was tells of the rumen, it wel set make up Sr Ohs dllineese is pthe. He them alibied Mlle asaslay addisher frewthe it the lead, sad the samba O t a= Mending. Th ere were sway lade es Lord Pal • e aisle% whin the Nap ar Smith were Wand to a Wont, frees the rests et the trees exteadlag so far Is the Lad. lie Walt &ft say that three area oat of awry ten were that rimiest th and se sea as extent that he wall sth Moe 10s. per saes dor the mains. Then were womb= el Silk Is them* et Dffille, end use la their ows seiallieftrat. OM were sot the sere sea fa utak% sad se bombed is that as so add set skis* thi ther meld the visa blew es lbsia : how. lbeedwe. oral they gest to grew ems is Nib 184 bide Wog= ie sobs b h Nthethltheedthe ibli. Ile wen ei absinth thus .they mold beep up whet he ailed liebbiwaree " hew." mil liew - )—earl Smithy it wet se we he petiw ee elisidel is math* tub deep, ler they mold de se ludas* en& ithpedisents be the pro vers el eathealeir were marred. awl lbw liallanis weld expos Seth nth withers path' their twiews k a prides W nib, It oat it the sok ki add see Mak. Meer, keer.) The It dleere bet he thwithoill the bat memo ler the leak brewase tt le west Gm Ms SOWS lIIIINsiir thiresd el his steward, who Ores amid Mired a holm with two teth, he west ins see whet wee seisoory to be die, nth mist I I essesettes. NM be fedi nay NI She Wdl.ri that X Mg MI set both lbsy wail moss kW whet they bat, kr the Newslishisee wise a drip athelthest les if ma. the WM weft Mob theme& by Inas with the world. awl Ile mi. bp the bye, mho tame great thaw wek ag gi sz w als. aell illp kit their heath Os the hill et the hirl peewit their serein, awl bad shwa list the (Lowthis ) If, thrift% the bather& arise esi nem wide their lisisle, ribs WOO lb OS Mrs as the ens ism theY would OM air 4 . l ll4 Bshirei. Aker* hal Ot a ni: ee l Mls teak with meaty. is that et • leithi s Prordeelthe Node. He kind them MO eal end kez • hthweetheet. awl he ens *Ms& le ilt ad per bead be wheel walla ridesleep bra as eariesie ler a Ikea loth aim se sew. belle we Atha it west be sine elm biters peilltheest theta ple• 11 thin ; tee bird( be amid be e eetheitei with •la alp. They wine a Wroth lased peple. MIA their taste 1~ pee MIL wing lewd dl sap* awe dims ll pir awl; la Urn piper the isle% iresliElstA. Ss emblem, es deseibs. that itheled le th= l :T ib r e Jew. awl werathel he eiieil the m till se the 1-Oaths:o)e 1101. went et hind Is pM 7M. Imre, whit the trilhelierthedi it pey .teas 114 lir the at. meth' Mr. Tulsa* ors Lima loy merish- Witta Camel binithes d Spam thi dm up 0 1 ,6 awl aim dine were thrift te As woo ail aAube*. sad the 11•119,110011 was OM then blesiwiliii fee the thaw the Issilmele M this et Iww Spares. He Mammal was resibe es NSW it Oirswell et 11e. per eare, the IsM of ebbe was =last be path $O.. s ere kr at Mesiihes—The si te s sa bc ibe et the sherilithespoildi Ina deli Whir theft isz to thwele. deli the ethila wee *the tee • hisly usthisl wiz et theism§ Were fellorsq=wet ei flat melee ivrbire=si SO thr. I • gl aI i ra* W kiNe COLONI AL. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We have received Graham's Town journals to Aug, 3, and thou from Natal to July 19. " Within the present week," says the Graham'. Town Animal of July 27, " a considerable quantity of produce from the Orange River sovereignty bee been brought down and sold on the Graham's Tuna market, the account sales showing a return of about 7001. The produce consisted of ivory, which readied 6}d. per lb. • ostrich feathery, furs, skins, en d woo l , the latter reading 11 }d. per lb. This article excited ' peat attention, confirming, u it did, a previous opinion that a material alteration takes place in the fleece of sheep depastured on the vast plains of that country. We have samples of several bales of the wool ,old at this sale to Messrs. Maynard, and Sad it much firmer and longer in staple than the wools of this colony. There must in fact, it is evident, be a very material increase in the weight of duce— a most important point to the breeder though at the same time it should be observed that, with the additional length and closeness of pile, there is wanting that dueness of fibre which in general distinguishes our colonial wools. At present we have yet to learn the manu facturing value of Orange River wool; but judging from some samples we have seen, we do not hesitate to pronounce that territory to be, with ordinary are, one of the most valuable wool producing o mm,, to be foaad in the widely scattered regions of the British realm.* A correspondent, addressing the same journal from Kaffirland, under date 29th July, writes : " Hatters are going on in the most satisfactory manner in Kserland. The state of tranquillity, for the season of the year, really surpasses the most sanguine ex• pectations." Lient.-Govertor Pine had given notice, by proob• maim, of a sal. of 40 town allotments of one acre each on the Khip River ; upset rice, 101. per acre, the proceeds of the sale to go towards defraying the expense of leading out the water for the we of the projected town and other local improvements. The sale was to have been held on the 20th ult. H.M.'s steamer Hermes arrived in Simon's.* July 12, and reported having supplied the Sarah Bell, of Natal, on the 11th, off Cape Agatha', with provi sions and medical assistance. Spoke the Halley, of London, from Hong-Kong, bound to Montreal, oat 99 days. Exchanged numbers with the ship Body. mion. Saw no d:ssbled vessels. The Natal Wallas (Petermaritaburg) has the fol• lowirg: From the highly-coloured representaiOns that hare bees med. in Befriend respecting this country, the emigrant in too many oases has become the victim of a delusion. Find ing this, he seeks to vent his indignation in vari.Ais wan lie decries the country, although its fields ars as lair, and its climate as wholtsome, as they have ever been repre sented to be ; and because be had been deceived in regard to the value of the laud that has been foisted on him, end is mortified at being the dupe of a schemer, he lets his energies spend themeless in amino aggravation, indeed of putting his shoulder boldly to the wheel. A newspaper is to be started a , D'Urban (Port Natal), to be called the D'Urban Herald and Cum• nsercial Advertiser. MICHAELIiaa num.—Yesterday, on the opening of the offices of the common law court*, the lists of arrears for the ensuiss Michaelmas Term, which commences to monow (Saturday) week, wire exhibited. The lists present a remarkable appearance, numbering only 149 rule for argument and judgment in the three courts. Such a eir cumstance has not occurred for a Wog time, and unless the new applications H. rules arising from the bosinms of the last circuit be considerable, it is probable that before the expiration of the term the errems will be further diminished to SOON extent, leeriest but few on the lists. In the Court of Queen's Bench, the number, exclusive of crown curs, is 92. comprising 41 modal cues and 61/11111,T011; and in the new trial paper 2 for judgment and 49 for arpumect. There is not 0011 sprits' case or de m for judgment. In the Common Pleas the number is only 16, consisting of four imbrued rules and one new trial rule. Two matters are standing for the opinion of the court, and eight demurrers are entered; whilst in the Court of Exchequer the number is 42, of which there me 11 spa dal cases rar argument and one for judgment, 11 motion and rules are standing for ji.dgment, and 19 rules fox new trials to be argued. The ensuing term will be the first in which Lord Truro will take his seat as Lord Chenceller, and Sir John Jervis as Lord Chief Justice or the Court of COl3l. mon Pleas SOUTHWARK COURT LRET.-Mr. Payne, the new Sigh Steward of Soothwuk, held, on Tuesday, the first court lest sines his appointment. It wan held at the Town. hall. Oa the old jurors' names being called, according to random, to make the presentments of offences which hag moaned daring the past year, the steward said that, although be should receive their presentments with all the relent that was dee to them, and with all the thanks they ware entitled to for the pains they had taken in the execution of their office, he felt bound to tell them that be feared the cart Gould not any their presentments into effect. II appeared to him that the proceeding of the court had been in error for tome years past in allowing the jury who had been sworn the previous year to melee presentments of offences committed during a whole twelvemonth subsequent to their being 'worn. 'lbis practice, he was of opinion, was not warranted by law, and was contrary to the decision, of the superior courts. The jury at the lest was like the grand jury at the sessions or assizes. They might present any offence that had occurred previously to or during their sitting, but they bad no prospective power; and as soon as the court be up the duties of the jury were at an end. It would be competent, however, for the jury who were then about to be sworn to present the offences of the put year. if evidence were given them upon the subject, and the court would then have an authority to levy the amsrerments which might be inflicted. The foreman thanked the steward for the infor. ;nation, which was entirely new to them, and said the jury wen all of opinion that the examination of weights and mea sures by them during the year was quite unnecessary, se there were inspectors appointed by act of peril tenant to per form that duty. The steward said that there went many other matters which would properly come un der the notice of the jury for presentment, and it was most desirable that the utility o; those ancient usages should not be impaired, for thee bad also a power as a grand jury to present all criminal offenca, should it be ever necessary to do a, and he could not help saying that he thought Sir George Grey never entitled himself more to the confidence of the public than when he withdrew from the last parliament a bill which proposed to abolish investiga tions by grand juries, and to give power to a single magis trate, on his own individual opinion, to place any man In the felon's dock for trial—a power which he (Mr. Payne) thought could not be regarded with too much jealousy by the community. A jury of 23 was then chosen and sworn. instead of 31, the number of the previous year—an alteration with which he szpresed the highest satisfaction as being quite sufficient for the purpose. The court adjourned to the With asst. ALLEGED ROBBERIES AND PLOTTED ROBBERIES. —ln the radag nports of the week It has been anted that a new comer on the turf was a defaulter for a large amount at the eettlicg for the Casarewitch stakes on Wednesday. which be attributed to his having in the previous night been robbed of 4,600 L from under Lis pillow, at the house of a respectable tradesman when he bad taken lodgings and where another gentleman alleged also that he had lost 1201 in the same way ; that two empty note eases were found in a coal scuttle; but no traces of any entry into the house oould be discovered . The gentleman who complains of the lose of 4,5001. is Mr. Littler, and aster applying to a legal gentleman in the town he telegraphed to London for by own solicitor, who came down immediately and left Newmarket with him. The person who alleges the lees of 1201.. named Chrirepher, took pomessian of the kid/lags sera on Thundey night. The land lord deemed it prudent tel sit up, as he had done the previews night, with an extra brae* of pistols. A reward of 6001. is offered for the ',ovary of Kr. Littler's bank notes, but neither the number nor the amount are aimed in the placard. It is Maui that several known members of the swell mob" wen on their way to the races on Tuesday, but re ceived a hint from Inspector Field, of the Detective Form at Cheeterford, that be should apprehend them it they cane to Newmarket; and, be consequence, they went to Cam bridge. Itoreciver, it has been reported here that a tele graphic despateh wee made to Newmarket on llouday„ werniace Name. Hammond of an intended attack upon that beak, mid that a guard wee kept over it in consequence; bet we eamecit trine this to any authority. In connexions with these various affairs we may state that we have in the last week been requested by a respectable gentleman at Newmarket to ezesipals him from the authorship of the elnincimmt is err pager of the 9th, as to the intrusion of a *NOW WO Obi et several inns at the previous reoesteemer.—Bwry Peet _ _ - - - - - - MTOTIMIOUS IEOBBIIIer or 360 k IN BANK Norse. —Within the lest few days Mrs. Likam, a married lady residimverkk her MUM at No. 21, Imertereace, Penton plase,Walworth, elms Mahe priedpal entrance to 'he Surrey Gardens, discovered that she had been plundered of Bank of Baglsad notes to the assoant of 3601. ; wad the robbery and abstraction of the property NOM enveloped in the greaten peeelble mystery. It appears, from the information comma to the polies that In the month of 1849, Mr. and Mrs. filmham sold oat porop In the funds mounting to lOU, and sea took 4001. Mrs. Linen= pieced her a eash-baz which she kept locked up in a rota Ins Is Mr bedrolls. From time to time sacs that pitied ite waded es the stock, so that by the time the [robbery was aseistitted the whole should have antoaated to at feats INL When shoat to awake the lag deposit, Mr Litt thesset the balk of notes had diminished. sad this m — sling fetweed Mr to meat, when, to her treat sowasnallso, t e head 3601. miming. There is an- ether again dennetneas seemeated with the robbery and that is, Salmi • Wit, fa testa Moe Lindh= had the manses Sid sashes sf the ROW entered, two leaves were VMS eat, Sad by gasmen' all trace of the raining notes fa I =The seirsOmmemer, are doing what they out life pIepsININI II the robbery, 1 ??! I. li S