The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-24 00:00:00

Elie refiti. OUTGOING NAILS. The nab ne Mareedies, to the Mrditerresien, Cellos, 1. s.. HoarKsag, Gm, will b. oohs op SW iniislai.llopt. The sob for British North Asides, NsGmht, mid Ohs Vatted GYM will tit made up this maim &It 22. kr the Ileired amen liall Peen " Atlsods; end ea the mien a imps. ft in the NAM Pain "lienia." 'Da nal in Libre, Spa% and Otbrehar will be nen mem the enowles et Sept 27. The mil Ass Os Wass lodise (,Izessit Ilneeree, Ne w. , istesnah. sad 7... i), Meek., Traexash, New Orsatida, sod issiflosi*. will Mad. issi am Go 1.41 of October. The nib kr Madre will be awls up is Onebn 2. The nein N. Media, the Breells, sad Bean Ara, will be made up ea the gneiss et On. 4. The nails ter tbe Wen I..diss, ireetseols, New Oneida, Gerttewe. ChM, lied Pere, will be sou up so the 17th au wAna •t lausca mom Tun o.—/illsysiss. IN Na. AlWeemti. ft. gm 11•••••mr•— r te 4a No.— —... alluffiess. 0. fra. LONDON. TONSDAT. 103P271118113 S. ni. " 2.1. 011 411 of Jsly last, abmit fifty gentlemen andAsiorken) of down to a sumptuous iimeat at the Star and Garter, in Richmond, lissisbratien of the anniversary of American {ode- It was not • little significant of the al tered r elations Mtwara the tee countries that such a party could assemble, on such as occasion, for seek a pupae, in a spot which was once a favourite resi de's,. of Onsaan 111. The circumstance likewise teaded to show that, despite occasional mossy of bickering, some unnecessary, and others, perhaps, inevitable, between the two great branches of the Anglo-Saxon family, a better understanding is ra pidly spriagiag up between the two people, who, although moving in different political spheres, and identified with different political system., begin to realise that, whilst they are of common origin, they have a essisioa interest and • common destiny. Dm the tadications of the growth and extension of a better feelieg between the two countries are not confined to this side of the Atlantic. Incid ent s have occurred, about to be followed by others, on the other side, which must teed to draw closer than ever the bonds of friendship and good will in which nations should ever be united, bet particularly two countries standiag in such relations towards each other se the United Kingdom and the United States. The cities of Toronto and Buffalo have just set an example, which is sere to be extensively imitated, and with more and MOM satisfactory results, the further the imitation is carried. Neatly forty years ago, and daring the progrees of the last war, which raged with unabated fury slag the whole lies of the Niagara frontier, Beale was taken and burnt by the British—Toronto captured and destroyed by the Americans. The former was thee • smote outpost of trade and civilisatioa at the foot of Isle Erie, from which stretched an almost unbroken wilder'. outward to the Mohawk and the Hodson—the latter, under the name of York, or, sore familiarly known as " Little York," the embryo capital of Upper Canada, occupying a lonely site, en the beaks of • large Mallow bay, on the northern shore of Lake Ontario. How miraeuloes the change within that short period of time ! The desert has become peopled, and Wes tern New York is now one broad expanse of cultiva tion, dotted with rising sides and towns, and inter sected in all directioes with canals, railways, and great lines of common road. The northern shore of the lake has undergoes • similar me The forest has, in a great measure, disappe ta l iw or from its banks—every available harbnir which it presents is sow the sits of a flourishing trade, and its wee lonely waters are being ploughed by • multitude of steamers d the largest burden, and by a silisg fleet with a tonnage equ al to that of maw of the maritime states of Europe. So have the mesas of communication been im that the twin capitals of the far north west are sow acesseible from Liverpool in as short • time as that in which they could formerly be reached from New York. For many years after the peace the re minimums of the err kept alive in haft communi tin the easeetbatise of feeling to whisk its Widest. gave rise ; but the more frequent and familiar inter course of late years has been gradually officio all unfavoureb!ii impressions, and the occasion which draws forth these remarks was the crowning act of their reconciliation. On a bright morning in the month of August last & =al s !rain I-ft Buffalo, taking the direction of Lake To reach the Inks it bad to traverse nearly the whole length of the Niagara River, and se it pro emial along the American lank of the stream, the seedy compsny which it contained bad amplenppor . - malty of reflecting upon the stirring historic inc e gin of which, like all other border countries, that header had been the scene. On starting, they had M their left, on the Canadian shore opposite, Fort Brie, memorable from the important part which it played in the drama of the last war. A little down, and Blsckrock, on their own side, suggested to their minds reminiicenoes of the contest: i Navy Island was afterwards passed, famous as the last resort of the Canadian insurrection ; after which I came Schlosser, invested with historic celebrity by the burning of the Caroline. It was scarcely pima, I ere Chippewa, en the Canada bank, recalled the rsool lections of the war. A few miles further down, and I through the mists of Niagara, might be diseased, on the same beak, Lundi's Leas, the most desperately I contested field of the °millet, the sound of the great cataract itself having been drowned in the cannonade of that fearful night. Still further down, and on the American beak, was the " Hairs Hole," • deep yawning chasm in the Ra cipitou banks which overhang the foaming rapids, and when brave men fightusg together were hurled limbed, el feet down into the stream. la skeet the *hie glen& traversed wee identified with the nest sang nmselatiess, there being scarcely a opt dens the Ins ken lake Brie to Laos Oaten, wine was net Inane to nein or other dung the two had pen of the war. The company who, on the eemaisel Amin le. traversed this historic ground, were the Mayer and corporation, and a goodly repreeentatiso et the citizens of Buffalo, who were os their way, on the joint invitation of the Mayor, serredien, and chimed Tornio, and of the monism of the provinsial legislature then is swiss, to reams a mesolinessersy visit, whin bed, a sheet time previously, been paid them bass the Candies call . . At Lewiston wee* met by a deputation free the of mato and he Mew et Amain- My. How Murat wee the some ftem that whisk, is the meellestfra of masy this preens% the some Schad named lee then half a money brim wee the . Comedian tows 1 Quasi" whin rose these frame Ciesseakm brighie, when the Awaken feu& with a enrage et their bleed. and Begked merliesd use w a l l% Laws et hew mare to 'dowry. The mese aid the seeniee were worthy of nth others the lofty sesesseent, seemed es the heighte to the Illenery of the pint Dam . leaking dont upset the spst whose therspesentativee of the two people new met in pledge stletme friendship sad in *anal oblivion of farm* *dm The pentiplimseetied inn the river from Lewis tea is a MAO num despatched for the maim The Iserer le mesas messimei as le the tipper part tithe dram with the Maims et the war. et wink WI es a barbarity which woad net beer ',- As they emerged from the river um= they peeled between the opposite et Mem= sod Pert emerge, about - half a mile apart, foes beth of whisk they were saluted, and over whisk Anted se Mager in mutual &Wee, bet is friendly Maley mu , the unreal emblems at the se emi the ne. After *early two Inure' steamlag across the lake, the iewlow.lytag ekes Of Canna loomed apse their ✓. On searing it mai nearing the lisy of To ronto, they ken themselves still surroneded with the meseestes of a past struggle. On the' point of the leas temps at lead whisk shelters the bay from the lake were the remain of a " bisokheuse,• a =e i l i =temporised fortress, better known ia than Emmen =rim Oppe rda t ea the mainland the Butlissfras were oat the site et the aid tort osier which, cm the appremh et the Ameriens, a aim was =rung by the retreating British, when the republics' general perhhed by the emplanes. The Amerman new experiemed an equally warm, a diluent WM et reenticre I for they were me t t b i l a i t bay by stemmers, yachts, and nailing craft et all Made, en saluted it.. the fort as they made their way up te the city. Oa the quays they were met by thou- mods of tho popolst3:00, shoots as cordial _ _ No Wm woo. Thot vory Bt. LawrwrA ftraitt. 4nely, WI-- of bib ware tire Earl sad ball sad rigger members el the thos la tows. - Wow free Mart se liasensiesr ibio Wra. Lassesiwkdss Imam Tiffany Eve lama*. the • Poi, St A. MIN* r. Teske. W. H. seed seed as s•syseis. The heaths of the United 1 Y wee that et foam= then pie mayor, 11141 111.1111111 d with Mayer of Bwtraw _ reply . _ "The city of Zeroed* and its noble eitisesa." - Dewing was afterwards resumed, and the company soperetrd at a late hoer. Next day the vidtors were treated with a review of the troops in the garrison. In the evening they attended a fete diamere, prepared for them at Elmeley Villa by the Men-nor-General. An repast wee laid under a spacious tent, to the oompany sat down at 6 o'clock. Excellency weeklies. The toasts of the Queue 1 and the Pazeinintr having been again die posed of, the Governor-General gave the "Ladies of Bade; whieb called forth from a Bat fabniau, who, in relaying, did not overlook the many attriodes qualities at the "Buffalo gale," the counter to of the "Ladies of Toronto." followed the " Olty of Buffalo," proposed by Mo l t eelletey and respemded to by the Mayor, whet yes abont to give in return the "City of Toronto," eiliss *the litdeiesiMer of Dui Kum madded, woo& between tie logs et' `two amatzlee, with 'Ye the tent wee emesaeld, tilde, as a geed omen. po tholed seek amaMt uses tie Worthy soul, that he of Meherhealth MOW, to the great satisfaction :Exoir. Fireworks sad dancing concluded the festivities of the evening. Next day the visitors reemmed the lake on their way home, escorted by the deputatioe, which ant thew at Lewiston. On board the boat they seat deli to an szeelleat dinner, at whioh the usual anngilmed• dry toasts were disposed cot On takinglewee t weeed Ike Buffatimians, in the name of hie osompolow iL two., deed to the Torontoniens the high . radlestin 111 bad been afforded them by the vont, mid thrilling" meseanes is the shape of everwhebnies civilities on may Britisher who should thenceforth have the hardi hood to set foot in Buffalo. this pleasing incident, aimed as pleasing to than who eontemplate it from a distance, as to the parties sore immediately concerned. Some fear, or afoot to Isar, that a succession of inch civili ties might pave the way to annexation. But whilst the incident in question had no such object, it can have no sock tendency. The result of such visits would be to soften those &verities of feeling, ▪ cocosioned by mutual injuries, and moos kept alive by a psrversico of literature, to which a portion of the periodical press unfortunately lends Itself to this day. 6honld they become frequent, they would do more to aid the cause of international pesos than *wild be efooted by the mere teachings of philan thropy at philosophy. ft is because of this that we wish to see the example followed, and are glad to ' I find that, is imitation of what has takes place, Mordent sad Boston are about to istseehange civilities. MAUI ecio-lott of lie moieties et liegisell sad Wales are nimbi, to ree• and writs • imp psedes of the other halt have delved the seentiest Inbar ties. Destitution, vies sad arias shelled hem= the people Si. usiessitt. The gads ad weekheasse arm fel Vast same of messy mind frees the Wee. tripes ratepayer are anawilly squandered is the tempt to flotsam their inmates, whisk applied at as Gerber mesas is the great week et eseiseal sisielles, would to a vast =teat have averted the sesessity of each establishments Something lan been dose by the established *harsh, something by other religions bodies, towards the cor rection of the evil; bet though the resources of all have been, eiseordieg to their own repreeentatiou, strained to the uttermost, the evil remains; the people are nnedoestsd; the eases of ignorance, with its ' attendant horrors, hameesely prep:lntimates over the small stack of Waives,. . The The state of our Sesame," says the great educational organ of the church, the Natiesal Society, " has become more embarrassed. Them is even reason to *pre ' head that committee may be under the painful necessity of dimiaishhig the supply of duly qualified teachers, at the very time when the exigesoiss of the church indispensably require that the supply should be increased." The Whelk feedlots, representing in like mailer the church of Rome, Worm as by their report of this year, that completes. are their arrange meats for the education of their poor, imeilded to tbek care by their hierarchy, the want ef fends impedes their opiratims to such a deupgs, that they are obliged to team 100,004 dnillE children en tirely destitute of stst i i r t any kind, for the_ purple et sa boat chat ednetia. Is the met abysm have hem by the like amenity Mess to de violas.* to their eaeiples and to . areept yam from the bob for the support of their embalm. /ID seed not mul tiply them listdh. Sulks it thm mil the religious denominatives dell bloffilloni e V is torts eu•P' tins of swa b Indepsdest is York shire. Naha' the magnitude of evil mad the Ma digan,' of velvet/try efforts to sisehe ft. For some yew@ past the isportaam el this *Mimed gaieties hie draws to it the affeaties et government sad the legislature • sad a prettied asksowledrunt Neil it its matins' questien,andseght sot to be shun diseabiee bleier teas esprkes maiteassaltiesofpri rate amity, has less afforded is the of a yearly vest is moseys for the sedes of the e vest as bet grog appear, it is ten swag Is mama& its Fres lip to I limbs whisk ems It wee . Mess ed at the win the Tommury i lt rim dui a year; mei allhough able that Veep it bloc= elms in Its meal mama of 11101901., it able De eemembsei that with the pant *it aelfeelibislZ bees &erg* inereseed by the establishment el nal sydeft et smulgemsst, seder the of " the Oimmittee of Coma sa Edu seas ce- Um," sad that nosy mho* feressity embed ea seder the velaniery- Mena, with no wslisiimey te thdr wpm, have massesed tem, asserted the soled of gevarammat, aad gadded themssims iamb the pralkamstery great. The dot' glib* Masts Womb ibises* has thus hem resegaimmi_ Istbo Mob OWL The - pwisdpie of religious sod del apathy his aim bees reseguissel is the emsame, adapted hr the dissitargeof that duty. Is deemeedism them/ere, the sztamess of these sew same to the aim of the asurgesoy we have sot teak peoliareent te eased= as sew or to take sp sa duty sorsoloody te babas to it The so y le quietism Wine es is ms to Moils, smith= am et the simple& Time ars bet two waym of asppartimr a ebbed • system of elusalles in a wanes willey if the name. It mast be suppened older sat of thumbed Imes. , or ley • local eate. Is the het ISM administra r dos suet of asseseity, be essiesibed to the revers . sent, is the Work will brims Is the people. There L era be se quietism white is best We are far has r wishing le take away *ma the state the power of misty& On the oast:try, we are satisfied that with ' oat a vete bobs lodged somewhere, there will always L be a teadesey towels alma whatever may be , the heads in whisk this or say other de -1 pertness& of adminhlsstim is meted. Bat it is • pea* ea that seem* that we do h is m t o ase the abbe ef the gentanerst brought ber • &sitar k the fhb babas, as the ha I off whisk am best be swaged 17 fee lased amtheritime, slur Ile sad Neill d the' • of abuse will he fi r r illak other is Mewed, sad eppor correction will be lost few. Leave the aluognisat • where it ought to De, in the heads d the people comsalites . numbers proportioned to itspapalatise. Vs* commit tee shall estatlist, maintain, and emeriti fear sitheole in the township : viz., an intent solmel, a, Neentin day school, an evening school, sad an **atrial s&oell for which purposes they shall be empowered to levy rates. The comes of education in these schools shall be the same in every teimilhip i _Religion equal ity' shall be strictly maintained ; no books aluill ad mitted that have est Irma imastisesa by the ventral authority; and se minded site to eseiseition with the reboots aball he Med by _way er nide e t ta= AWN ,pabrude*, dial, _,__li cd ~ sad par mints; sr also mu .t er, sr Wrequired, imlie Jlemplistly, the state at Its . to esatrel eallbsrky. If any ratepay!r is fed, on religiose grounds, with its decisions, he may, Eppel to the hundred committee, or, in last mart, to the esnaty board. These two bodies are to be palely iambi : the foam by the.townehlp vow Elites within the Innalrek the latter t iy ov l : sm leg, ntithee lei moist of twelve, and at, .... It is farther , the hater at . net name three shall Won to the sum deseElessi The emoulttse of the hundred sliPl be a Wipers- dm, in which the schools of its township *WM vested. It shall levy the rates requisite for the MIE maenad purposes of any towuehip at unisOthisiss enormities shall have neglected to do so, at fat seta , bbsiting end maintaining a deaf, dumb, and Sid oohed he the hundred, If it shall think each an lard-' Mien dateable. ,It shall annually report to the meaty keel 'Me eesety board shall shahs a earperatioa be its *peels! purpose. It shall appoint 4 reed two impellers of schools. It shall emirate.* Wheel nay 'auction such as are sot *jested le by at• b ast three of its sisembero It she* here the power of *tyke education rates in liter ef Swag lett in that Emmet oar the part of the iteloadtles of a hundred or township. The gam' plan of education shall he ands is the sow, beard shall appoint It shall have at all times sad places the right of visiting schools; and say of lie members, its secretary, ora s zi ta ttes s t may mewls, that right. It shall . e maintain a woe school, for the training of Outshoot The primal* of religious equality shall be = elnerved in the normal sobea. The teatime themmey be neoeussoded to the township eseemlb lens Ihreamisyreent, which it shall be optimal for them t a ut or refuse. At the normal wheel, shu • amber of pupils reported by the oohed committees tee the purpose, may be maintained sad trained at the county =purr, if the smutty herd think fit. The emaisatioas for teashseeldps /*Nally, sed regular Olio*, tairplaes bare enuoinese to ha appeinlieV the mu beard. * dial aped its pressetile g s =mu, to pas sal d to eo the oohed essamileess of the aid Mermaid's. a l su The only deiderisp isiiviits to be .41 wait of an authority yes Mete this meaty beard to receive appeal' him to reveal deviations, ad to peal* however, may be wry oak sepplied, :::e the Edoestioa Comaiike el the Privy hem as emestive into ajedisiel hely, aid by iwirestiery It with &jurisdiction properly limited Ter is a peculiar Maim in the = lllBl mettarbl designation of townships which to the sealesiastim/ divide's called parishes, is wholly wanting. Net rely an they "well - defin e d and admirably adapted is point of dm "—which are the melons assigned by the Lancashire Association for their a— bet they are moreover compact and wer fir -rouLat ac. in Ma, and embrace every acre of land—whether extra. pmeddel or not—territorially lying within their pro siest,. Of the parish the same cannot be said. Its hemoderiss were first determined by the possessions of its alerted or lay patron ; its parcels are therekee very frequently straggling, irregular, detached; sod, ea the other head, a great deal of laud situate wi th in its topographical borders is extra- parochial alto gether. Moreover, the township is the ancient en stititent of the hundred, as the hundred is of tha county. Bat the pariah belongs to neither, and is known not to the common law at all, but only to sedeeisatiosl law as being a division of some arch- Maser; or direr). The hundred and the aouti2 cisivk d ßeret - 404344/ omain. has of oft* rocateasam jives .taisel - eirialse Miran& suarten. Orr the whole it is smoiket that is she Eaubody.at leOtimiste this untoward pakikatioa oaused. great &gest sad vezatioa. partrealsrly ea regards the revelatloa of the es am olasiistd to Bowl is the legitimist coldest, if the is should war triumph. M.& Bastbelmay. wham same is Washed to the °healer. lass bees flee yeah rate/Amy ef the electoral occuaittes of the Bight. Besse the miss which would pies off the whole affair u as electoral instruction. The same of De Barthelemy ha* re duced mush easfusimi. It teens eet that thinly= of circular is the mastery of IL de St. Priest. The Prosideet has goes to-day to St. Cloud, to drew the palms and park to the Neralese Primes, by whom he is asessapsideri A rumour Ims bemaiiread to-day that the ifeniteur du Bair will paha* this eveuisa a eassi-olacial bola = that the Presideit will appeal to the =- of the people if the National Assembly =senor to eater epos the reclaim of the ceematutisa. M. Dupla, the prisidoist of the National Assembly, had a long cosforence ca Saturday with the President' of the Repabliii. AU that hos transpired relative to ' this intrw is that the society of the Dix De timbre win mach talked et, sad the Prune gluts dispeemidl to diaavow it in • pilau sumer. The President of the Republic has addressed a letter to Admiral Parseval-Doschene, thanking him for the kind reception given to him at Cherbourg by the admiral and the Aosta under his command, sod oemplimentiog hie ea the Sao apposnote of his 'quartet sad the dissiplin• of the crews. IL Herbison; the director of one of the numerous joint -Meek companies * California, called the Cali easiosao, has jest lama arrested on a cheep of breech of taut se regards thi shareholders. The upward toodimey that appeared in the fonds en Saturday has come to • stop to-day, and the Rea* have even fallen a little. No reason is &olio able for this apart from the Woggle of 'peculators, onrush loess pseud .to discover I. the Versailles review a oaten fa alarm Never did the capital wear an aspect at more settled tranquillity. The Fives fell 16 centimes, closing at 9345, and the Three sank to 67.96. The railway share market experienced ao cheap worth remarking. PAZUb lam 13. Tar Pat has 01•••7. 'NNW, 00.1 ism. --!-- Spot IT 00 • 36 0 `Mrs ' SS IS 61 Sow IN Slit 4 4411 =1;7•7606L0 r n v al. an ...l r THE EXPRESS, TVEt3DAY . EITG,, 111,7111119.1444, 72 1.9 1 y sappWass . the trade, sad, while yea pad Ens liti th; ive 1111. vegl ee r ma mm I;mm- wi th addilksi - - 1 41 ddlamileddial is b a. loo teili 'PO' • .: t \ a„ . lily *need, sat diallers late I • • shim Wei imm 4 llolPe rmtimehle , MK X 1 1441 04 ,... i „,..ibe w thie,...N tref ;o7l4 1 4.. • • today gm the oil diner et ching sada ,_ replyto e of Laroche- i me lest is dehlg loom .- , I X.g.soo 1 gr"'• m 0,.. , : -•---. , 6 1 Nardi.. , Th. U. ectsiosso aphda easty tn. Obi • (Rad WI , ' 0 'ir" ' :I ra : , iweeed tip , ANI L Airestst of fi rst doesseet, latish it _ Nell. ens of the • • Nip il mat • • , ilhelejtegme se a esaideatial-memmeedeo IT gly the rasa el • • • the • , - st forgotten to Windom elikrthe Wier " .• o bill of iiir wieli: 4l ` ital* lAN tile '/ L 4/11°47 Is th e 1. ° 114.1 5 ! ... ' tilmsbleg %be Omit at OWlthord . NU t& h i %Ts npressated sarong the visite:ea entertained by the mastay bad: it. OOP .....,,...• stesaffisi4 . jaw c o osesep of Lam were present at the great owcorairoao to .4miessehee 7._=„. „_,,__,_ er weigh followed, se were also all the of tite. Tremegg._ s ..e4 ipme.. ..mosatiti, tre ' 4 .177.1,..,"'T b =l: l r sisi ihoses t", r a the eabiast sod logielature who were to ' the plea' teeter-" 17' sad gory th."'"' w ~ N "' - """ Hare Is • of the emapasy. erakeweighte introldma for sm l • mmood • ' wadi operate is et to itsighe : different chess@ of aerial • any - • theepeper imillevesseedieggio• et r lsom. lebo x idatod IA to mow her w a s %on such a , meat 6 . mot. m's lib lk• Mae, N 4 d . t i e o mmoi .th a mi, k r was mt mi. Thy . A. 4 world of helping She psethemell the eider beech to td ll of • tie appr of Buffalo. Koko* 1a,..,......; fi. ~,„,,A... n i . . ,„„. , bii• theuelesty leer imtre4 t .whhigherbass re- 57mr . Me Liigator. court. Meg. At. - 1 i i . 6 172:,77 1 =.7.7., o f 0 d 50 gr 0w ... 40 4 . 1,7 r *IMPY M4stolmsleri ut l ribimir eheellehly lawn CI, awl t Speaker Mt the Leifla, the H... Mn. dram, th. Hew MIMI. Bow. PIA was left in a ainti lli sished . his emonalar s _t i mk o „__ a r furimalalgeth eon- -114, F. Mocks, W. Coyloi , J. H. Naar" oresieso to government lumief air vs& of the mow'. _ _,s l m_. _ _,____ __.___PlV gm 0r• AM rid periwig 101 ~ H. u mittt ~,,d 5ai,,,,.,.G0 w el D re w 5u ,..... id those to who,„ the , , a ...,„„a 6 ,,th. MOM at geomememmer etallesseemmliarreat open tes orwarde. i s r i r e ili oit h r a t ,kbh akto f t0t0t ,;,,.. -- ' -- the . prieees et , the . - slew MIN% wed • the Joe iof the Qienig end of th e PRIME= g a d, 4. ..g p : f ar L asam bi;, b y impassability of a restoratisa is thee mesa. The ors States were most raptariewly received, wra. pubes • dd m .... i . miii . misulteriel pros le udgeths- The chief ameibatial me on ' the floyarnor-OenersL The Mayor of m oo „g t h o y ia t z li : . luiCiVidow , manifesto in et coons Qs . Await is Ronk whisk , .ws owe the toast of the evening, " The We i gh.. mu m s ~I „ L A or poito k s‘ has advocated' the appel cruperpor, se sersegirpon- tri radii, sad people of Boffelo," which ~,,A ib iw 464 tooa dd ia g oo k totts 4 or ism - domed by the Comm ofohataberd's equne, M. do or [ with the sweetest enthusiasm. The c ub :m i t a" readiness mot. i a b s bi l ,, ti , „„ sp . Barthelemy. The editor of that raps; IL de Imo. at Prato conoluded his reply ly giving wan * i, to de n t „ o wl, , „b o g 0 ,,,,i tt0 , of dolmas. hos etettoi for Praising, to pogo the most la so 1 nos a 40 1 N 43 Lawest.l Codas 4 . 2 Ma. SIC iireariNs 17 4. Iforsy. rapiesiloles *maws* zoo . _ Tmoiry soar N ark Mom 17. a : 04448418:440 60 ; Versalthmi Os ft book), I ; 47¢; Pada 4,4 Room 4/1 26 Was and Avigacks, 175 ; &Ow . rid 1 • 0 amid Viorrzla, 360 ; Ofleass North. 402 60 ; Paris and Straibourg, 1 , a6 ; Tem .as Aimee, 24176. ITALY. ROMAN STATES. Hie*, from Homo, of the 14th, in tim Urieurt, ale: The Mewls( details ea the ultimo of hi. Piwelli still pweia.When this diplomatist wee sweoweted, Momigens. eeeretery of the Propegands, wee with the Port. e about to eollset b perm sad retire. bat the Het" Ratrli told hitt to lams theta md noels. Themes of X. wee delostibig4s4Ears that he bead mew of mrifyieg Oman* tithe Casmergilresisma moseree set. Witettiet ty, et eibittww.the prawn Vicar of intimidated lira, bespoke with me moat mad miffs Imre Mrave of Se aaWsegs. =L_lde isseid to bewalesimsd ea the tthM lMpllfml is tut dertibisastems, rendered sesessery drags 1 irXts of didgilne, is which the state has soma fawn& a . H o uma b salg be be,. observed that the Holy fiee dose a is r m i ty alase dismssadma lit mottoes of discipliae, when the of them Ormearibeted , but that before gnat tog thorn ought et ismato be demaaded. Oa the (mar sloe of the oramsedek hie Helium@ is nsprematod to item observed dot It lIIMP MP* to uaterstand how a saw set eordat amid heempiaded at • monism at which misting semordets SO trampiedi wider foot. Piedmont, in fee. he said, bed yawed by Ms Ws that it did not consider Waif betted by senorodate; and se bag as it should maintain that port it_ sera dear that say esu masordat maid we m to trariatiii weft Dhsiiii bebop w • • ilimposemble Rims hate . • Moho. enliereasa teams Imam it lefrik fi caatag that the varo *pale Om* lo n : w qr Ciatialanisselli bays act bap bat, Tie tißersams, wets goulturt &tied evelyirikin. • mile issisey -3 wait la asksequase of larmalialasa • to bi . 4 witiskennes nest erlind and the Duke ill , nate---", .014440 whit:hi:Oa (partioalsolyb Ingliavoissn a tiniesspirleg. Th. provisoes emu. estsesteed to pay tit* 'l6 per IlittL additional lirs,salds nee new wise impost. The arms* Is off _ _y i but es no seseents MO Minister, lit is intposelhle as glee • whatever of what is received, and beanies of what is received. The Coast de Tojal, the Mielster for Foreign Affairs, ie indisposed; his somplaint is an affection of the heart, duo AIWA mature. It le not a little tingsha that, amidst all the fears sad wresting el Ihe Sot iew days,the *quoins of Omission Msr timid have re-entered the Tgas ea Mistook,,. The &mate came in from Gibrarrer en the 11th; there is mew, therefore, here--the Prime 'assent, Lender, Anoint, Anthems, Phaeton, and asenirse, British; a Frank Maass, Le Brand in, Wadi ease is ea the Itaid s agsall Spanish need eaf=inginelerloAlle lalineennainion di 1, 111040Milie II 140604Lowessbee, , =6 sinenese k In distimen 1 selesse, anti 4 vesolsvila all OS, neespiesaaill sneer end 111.2bn and 807 Amin The. 11011111168 on not l i dadaist rrtte rld ' e iPli r li e li Zality des, deshtleM te'entdbetrthe .61 tosoontile Marin and' of the Oporto Navigation . y. Accounts from the matey give a lamentable state of the pay of the troops. Is some pines the arrears are enormous, sad sot a thrilling in the military sheet; and it is said, to appease them, under the fear of the cost, orders have been sent to pay them ; but how muck of the sneers is not mentioned. On the 9th an Indian Moorish vessel arrived in the Tess from Damao, ander the Portuguese lag. She hair a, sevt of 39 penes, all natives of India, and is the int that has arrived in the Tagus from that country. Her people ale the subject of much curio sity as they pass along the streets. In the month of Ascot there were exported from Oporto to the ports of Swope 2,190 pipes of wine, ; $0 Darts ent of, F.urepslfig el ildnd audit) of gteepiga r both of the seabed gelidity to ether partshf i li t it t ingdakt andlifthdo; &pipit elites of ,thgft sand for cosoo, tilg fp tkii;;;Ag do4Wa o , rpm of who of the flattila gi ttire ‘ .O. It ATI 3, • lag fad Oka, 74,641 pipes of wise, wed 1,410 ,, 5f • ..4redi of the first quality ; and 16,187 ' 3,233 of geropigo of the 116064 •y. P.O. have heard that fieldanhe wee sent for der. log this deliberation at the palace, but he &Wised to go. He might haw* susiteeted treachery. The Emperor of Rdspfit has sent the Count de Thom*, the ljteatoso4,of the White Eagle, end the Conde de 'Dual tbdvgositil cam of the O rder of St. Andrew, of the tirstelasia, The trospswre in *sir - quarters. The municipals and 16th hlfabtry hash MK , . man 60 rounds of am mnnitloo ; fhe ante; of the drama are proceeding. Ex change. 6441 dieeouat of Lisbon hank notes, tberaki ‘____,___ 646l- a6B tildbldsall alias: •;;; 41 "Cr 444 4 t wit sb ras si te s s a Y th ue s w ar ""4 , the :i ft th:a ld e the 1 ir m ,Z77. 1 7,7: 1 , " a~r ante ; Pained oven n e =ti l t Xthl a waresesneui mos laolormat ea ths tows- Mai, Is? ~of Tula. To suede a seams OM- King sent for Don Cadre a Masoarenhas, the coi lialdil rodlatall ta dallersue aladlar wane walk WAli_rfthe lainall masiaff_themeam eilasil_l_belltl mondani of the amid* guard, and asked him if or °Ostia fir the lido% onkel la the boards of mamas) I'm ftilinimli• "Ism" b. could depend ups them. on Carlos told him t now palideal shamus la Plitusal, sal. la elms of du lvaidaltaa na abalapaata _ ENO thralf :st a. aaanamaal a eviat tits _ :. raze esiteetta m a i tik, d wasimetab, ois gu y ard wal oon e r nce be rn te b ed ut at ae taa far u a a s ke the de pt s /a: m o o % t i i11 , :=4 lei Warn in &roar Ileibian savoy blabs replied, . ' , any sooram;nt, ha amid not say what woe ths sada el that; era wen Ms Pgibli• law sepitsa ilk r '" t a t ' candied of the . All these things a cita ire. We hapsthartaus a oda to bees netenuatoi bin b7_1•1 1 . 15 .• _:_,_ • :4 1. ad with • arid It is said that the col • luid we shalt ll a m a, ......., ..b....70. 4 ° " = P"'" - „ a , -, r• autset tils halo. 'corps in and about Lisb Ireallauessh * inlialie is math abil lhaalaw- 17.7asi f w ous w" IL - Piss. w " •• at the palace on Saturday night, during t pries than the timid) cease . That al m u bat Ilitlassade‘,, ,) ... •_3l • - dot sir the council, sad were the re till sot esN-grovarausat4. even, comma A u d is , iiii m k on g am . d i apsimi t 14,. mob ,':, after midnight. The object of their &Stud= to it. lithe of 1 WilSald • sk ew =-----. f ami gy an iphr e d *ibis Weft ; said to be as to ths fidelity o f their rupee sinsurresite Mop ti load ma tiii'llik $ - ""* 01 : 6 10:1 1 401 ,1 4 .4 at ft is 110 r• II will he bard to reran to ad* tt *mid the ossiesse t bacrfsg stake a haunt t phoelies at the palace was el the &Wet If*, sesistameaMpalea et the m h oe t h e = a u d io seeee . rams a petition to the Quell callieg for the dime tsesehip. the hundred. sad the rid wit ea- o ne pe hh„e te , mew - i mik as e a the Gnat do Thereat, hi satisfaction if t wadi te mains powers et _ Ow their de t ir two yore ogo, worm illOodul the eluadulteh national doirs, sad as empties has been lent to bi illinno tor lb* *Mild** Oldie Om ammiat e d by Osesisi oegihea, immediately a s his to modify the ministx. The es dd whiskeetnes no rito to I ° iwilll Ili dilla sa7_ l lfitr 7 """ - euut hee W. Rom o s n um = tam 4 sh, is, that, author Jut 1101111serealsed sad the Duke sast s =lll4 l l i z e ai r s .. ..=. ri pebn etbeathemeg e hho l awbains em ausuela samosiss ae atawior Twoo (putiosi!r2 irs are to set t or al ± woto ba ht4t o rt iain to 7 : h aspiril ishb9 le a oonaty solo: ' - LOILBARDO-VENNlitt4 YINGDOIL All the rumours about the LembardoNeastina loan ase new not at rest by tits Wing notidestisa of the armaporast came to by the assamiesios &imposed d the representatives of the Antrim leakier et PP mew sad tha delegates of the kisidera of Yeamillink Lombardy at Vetoes ea the 9th last. The maditiose ere es fallows:—The bra is VII harked 'Meng d Anstrisa LLvss (shoat el ttt>•ligl el bases), to he adjudicated by fins sempodephoill the etch of saber at Vesta& Tho rate of tenet is to be des pot mat. The capital mills divided is beads et 100, 300, 900, 1.500 sal 3,000 Ambles Awes apes the Losable= tias Moat, as the bad to: of the sad to el the kingdom, be ma& II gss of the sepias' sad o p interest The beads Mk im lot dtty ried of 39 Yews. Mk: aeries le MN& mad tar a tW papal:he bomb will lie divided Ws MI series. Til• para.* ea Me bards will bets tom email perm, the two tint es the 9th of We sad thalkh el Desembw, 1950, arid for 1851 a arealkly_paymmit Ales January to August lode tialf the asuipillimf emit instalmost may be made in.Asetries Istamspitals at par, the dm bs3 is spasm It tionsemmt paid is specie =meth Iblit of the bills, bs olo•lhe•latesset mil the Memill& capital will be • pold-IM peld4 sad the othr 111' ram. The drawing of the Wide is to gt to* per at bfilen, is the lot of Jam, sad vessoest of these which am okays to WWI, se Ist December, sloe at Milan. • • 1.- : GERBLiNT. IL Mem ßar, gee at limiagesto ago*, lies ea the palisades graces, - *Weal journal an Meader MM. It will be puldidial armainally at ' Newt, and beer the name of that hinny ler the pre sent, however, it will be printed sad hand at Frank fort. The Eketor inerared the baiteinn a (weds ea the dOdt, ea its antral hem Omni nos edam bare been Beet to garrison Boscreo.,Fhatneadt, Itakhrira, mad nt. theldiesa as boom kce-boun eat to Booksaltai SPAIN. • - MADRID. Sam 111. M. Moe left Madrid yesterday by tbs mail for nun. The Minister of tho heeler sots out fa gooney for Uranus. to pia the heating party given by Clone Ckwistina. He retort.. oe Bate:day. to be priest at a Maser trldelo amoral 1t.,,... gives to Lord Heyde& A batch of megaton, meetly old is to le greeted before the weds; of the Meedisabal. god ledan. are tiered as beteg demised to to the elletiestioe. The pregnable deputies releatly sleeted have sot wade op their Wads whether they yid take part la the semis, smoke of the Cartes or sot. Menem. Sam 10 —Three tar Oeine., 04 11-1 g; diet iebie, 11-111 mi. Fear pie Omit, 14 ail. Five ye Coo., 14 pep ; afty Dam. 14 ISt . Coops,. paper; hB" 71 web. 4 • Beek ft/ I ttß Ferdired.9l sob. isebeeile es 40.40. ADNAGAVIDRY PD Lb LAND 800 2 / 1 17.—Thin moiety la frabas yet -D set ban farmed UM duo U lailatlie, yea It simian absed 100 a\ yin kayo takes alms 210 ism, arid as a 1761. law k. Oa Friday last • 6esnai andliag ma MIL Dia nereillime nod Was most satistastori. iil9)V!e i r.-- ` -- flit Oriastal Ozoideafa sesam-pscket Madrid, Pt. F. Meehtitierived at-lleathampton this morn sad kadell bll=4l ,eiren sder Mai charge of Lieut. ; R.N., I. Her dates are : &gm li 1 10; Lisboa, 111 t !Vert', yv. gm.. ,i ..1- . I • , - .. , , , , i sitz l e 6 0 4 1 01• 2 44).1 sad 2 Npal s = 6 :. news worthy ef ado is _ ,1011 ' within the last fen days didobestilaut "aw aim tare that of eommander of the Morel lad • swear was in circulation on the morning of the 2itare of tOemail Irom Lisbon, that he had take In eke finis of the British minister. Net a bad bog samadszed is Cadiz Madre to dhe Iliodzallarrag Impasbrid - into. I,ll4lobispe ware Iddlatidag at Cadiz for service In 011 W .". t i'. __ , • r /1 ler"Eloon,_ tot dime Mre Majesty's ships we m roam Berne and the three frigates re -Imiamlirose a trial maim on the 14th, when they re jMtel An Emounter is the Tagus. This ,modes hem find& thereat Meetiwity of the Phaeton sue whittles Arethasaloving permission to trim in say Wray, bat the more she departed from the beildeA trim the wane she sailed. Them is bat little differ wee in tbskr sailing off the Ivied. H.M.S. Janus was , Gibraltar, with rudder gone. LMSON, Spry. 18. ' I 'motioned in my lest letter that the Minister of ^mien tequired a loan of 400 con toe,sad that the Bank hpiaeineed it; or rather that the Bank,haAngrequired twos which the minister thought the state of the Motley market did not Warrant, had refereed to accept, them. Hence, a war between them; the minister, what angry, having ordered the basket. pay 828,929,348 milreis (which it had in its °offers of the pablio money, and which was the produos of taxes and duties already mortgaged) to the holders of debts upon it, deducting it the rate of 6 per cent. per swam from the interest of those claims not yet due, set du w h o presented, and to throw off all de lioadenee upon the Bank, the minister published a perteek, charging the Junta do Credito Publioo to escalate the loan. The portaria said, that, from the pecotaality with which certain obligations of the go vern:meet had been satisfied, which would shortly produce a diminution of the high interest that now existed, leading to the re-establishment of credit, the esreggaaniation of the finances., and benefit of the national industry, and the Junta do Credit* Publioo having certain duke to perfosm, for which reason the funds must not be compromised, but applied to the charges of the internal and external fended debt, by virtue of authority conceded, 600,000,000 rein were to be raised ea bills, upon the security of the custom-house of Lisbon and Sete Cuss, to be negotiated by the Junta do Credit° Public° in series of 25 minors each to 400 mutat, the remaining 200 contort to serve as a gua rantee for the payment of the 400 contoo to be nego- tiated. The bills to be of 100, 300, and 500 'pilaus, to be stamped, and bear interest at the rate of 1 per one. per month; to run five months, and to be impe ratively paid by the Junta when doe; for w bleb purpose two-thirds se the revenue of the custom-house, and one-third of the revenue of the Sete DIMS is to be paid daily to the Junta do Credit* Publieo, to begin thirty days before the first eerier of 26 autos shell become dram ; and so much only of the 200 cantos t o b e held by tbeienta is to be negociated as may . be re quired to make upthe amount of any payment, in cue the sem paid to the Junta by the custom-house and Bete Cuss shall fall short of any of the series as ttey become duo. The issue of the bills to take place in such proportions that net more than 25 contos shall become due in one week ; the bills to be admitted in payments to the state as money 15 days before becoming due. Certain bills issued under the decree of the 20th February, 1850, and not yet due, may be received by the Junta as money in negotiating any part of the loss, and a discount at the rate of 5 per out. per menus is to be deducted from such bills for the time they yet have to run; this portaria was Whig' less teas a deduce of t he influence of the Bank. The loan, it is said, was taken up speedily (by the tobacco coetreet), 120 eonta being received is air) ( sod ISO ember in bills. a addities to the list of griegrievance,which I pe siodieally seed to pia another s now to be 'deed. Uneetherised, sad semi i s:Aloud by asy law, the ad of the Sete Cues has directed so illisig : llll4lll 3 4 ;7 l cent. upon wine, jest during the minty vistsge them manic, and while dissatisfarsion aced disaffi sties are rising like the mercury in the thermometer. A memorial has been directed to the Goma by the oppressed wine-growers, requesting her M the administrator end command that the mioesisasedictbe immediately revoked. From the Immper of the Queen, she is however more calculated bray the people are not ground enough them to osier $ misstate of the order. _Ail knew Me aseeerentonicos way in which the Dere 4. Seldaate r has been deprived of all hie places old emoluments opposing the administration of the Gout de Thomar. Most serious rumours have lea afloat for at days; one was that the Jake would head a d ep utation to the Chem em the cocuirm of the celebration of the birth day of the prince royal, insisting upon the re modelled uirt de Thomas. from office; and that, in (IIeMOM etreftsel, a rising was immediately to take gembgbeeems the Queen, proclaim the Empress re =a marriage would ultimately take place the Qasen's eldest son and the Empress's IhFeethy cutting the thread of all the Count ' de red notions of the union of the two 4 11. 1 .611 1 11 illieria e with Montpensier's daughter. The 'pat raatgMumed , and at a cooneil the arrest of &Mash& weetlehated ; bat nothing has been done as yet in the mereeirn. The troops have for some time put been ready in ' it is said the :lib's, the cons liked him if he' I told him the be peace of the de Baldish* • what would re things are At the com tout Lisbon l during the; attecdotill so: rutsowelhe NOM CAADDIAL ANTONELLI'S NOTE TO TIM SARDINIAN GOVERNMENT. r To des Kamais of Spiatile, Chasse d'Affaires of his Sardinian Majesty at the Holy Se.. - From the Vatican, Sept. 2, IMO. The events Which hail) taken place at Turin after the death of the cavaliers Pietro di Itosai di Santa Roes, m;. mister of commerce of his Sardiaian Ilejesty, are a fresh cause of bitter grief for the church and her august dead. The violation of the ralesiestical immusity by the aeries of facts which have prompted the previous protests aids Holt nese, which have been hitherto up to the prevent time totally disregarded, his just been still more aggra vated in the capital of the Sardinian states, where the lay power hag not feared to meddle with questions which have solely relation to the adminis tration of the holy sacraments, the exlesiastical authority hoeing deemed it his duty not to accord to the above-mentioned minieter,arrived at the term able life the sacrament of the Euchaziet, unless he corrected first by a suitable act the position he had assumed le.fore the church by taking rut in the promulgation of the anti-aanonical laws. It has been pretended that this fact involves a crime imputable to the veered ministers, and in consequence they have been proceeded against without any regard for their character, and withcut taking into account the nature of an act belonging to the most sacred put of the sacerdotal minis- try. Hence a amiss abated mamas against the clergy, the vielent expulsion of the curate of Si Charles, and of the whale religions community to which be belongs ; the arrest of Monsignor the Arehbishop:of Turin, effected in public, at the same moment, cad his imprisonment in the fortress of Fenestrelle, without mentioning the perquiaitions which took place shortly after in the abodes of the prelate. The mere enumeration of similar acts seems milli:Lent to show what a grave responsibility the doers thereof have contracted before the church. It is for the ministers of the church alone to decide who ought and who ought not to be ad mitted to the participation of the sacraments; and in the exercise of their min , etry they have to other rules but those which are gives them by the soparior authority oldie shard, to which they are in every respect responsible (or the sacred deposit moiled to theta. To this authority alone belong the examination and decisionntquestions which may be raisedfrom time to time upon the piacucalapplication of the rules and measures of prudence according to which they ought to conduct themselves in the administration of the sacraments. This estibliebed, it is easy to see re hat wrong has been done to the church by the secular power arrogating Le itself the right of pidgins the acts of sacred ministers in the matter of secren.ents, and how outraging are the hostile measures taken in contempt of the sacerdotal ministry, and especially the new assault committed on the person of hlonsignor the Archbishop of Turin. The sight of such deplorable events kerma; beyond bound the affliction wherewith the health of the holy father wee filled from the deplorable situation of ecclesiastical affairs in • whelk king. dos like that of Sardinia. His Holiness, in order to fulfil the duties imposed upon him by his august character as supreme head of the catholic chureb,hu o:pearly enjoined the undersigned cardinal to expostulate and pro test formally against these deplorable facts, and to demand, in his pontifical name, the satisfaction which is due to him. The holy father, who, in the course of the unhappy vicini lodes between the Holy See and Piedmont, has the conscious, nem of having given a signal ex.mple of apostolic patience, is willing to hope this time once more that the Sardinia* government, recognising bow hard are the trials to which the church boa been so lone subjected in these states, how injurious me the measures uken, 'slow upon blow, against the most illustrious personages of the episcopal order, to the greet scandal of the catholic world ; and reflecting moreover upon what is established by the holy canons all to Ode of this 'WON, well o Anent to stop a state of things Moompatible with the religion which this same glummest Mamas itself in professing, and which it declares that it desires to KW- We and peewit in the enesulnise subje ct ed so it-41 state of things so lees irrecosteinshie with the solemn treati.. to which the holy see, strimig is its goad right, his not ceased to appeal. Beftelest row excellency to coovey the present note en your royal at, the undersigned mows the ex premien of his O. vaIIDINAL ANTONSLLL. trift Court. BALMORAL, Barr. 21. Her Majesty and Prince Albert walked out this mornieg. ot 1117%! itiourss atterw.nla wont out shooting. la dm attornaema bar Mrdirety took a drive. TM younger members el the Royal Family tonk their mud ex , eels*. Tito dieser laity this evening will inelodo her Royal High ness the MAIM of Rent, Lady Augusta Bras, Baroness Bpeth, Lord JIIIMAI Murray, and 84 Edisto Levitate,. OSBORNE. SIPT. 23. The Royal children take exercise aad drive daily in the grounds and park, and are quit. well. POOLE ELECTION.-THE NOMINATION. POOLE, Sari. 23. The nomination of the tnn remaining candidate. took plea this morning. three having previously withdrawn from the contest. At 9 o'clock bends of music end flags wens exhibited at the London Tavern and Antelope Inn, where the esedidetes stayed, end their several committee with great bodies of electors and friends went in proem sloe with the candidates on each side to the hustings, which hid beta erected in front of the Town Hell. One of the flees of Mr. Seymour rrpresented two plains of the anms men, his wife and children, under the ditUrent circum stances of protection end free trade; I. the tint case wan end haggard, in the other plump and blessiisg. An leg atees@ loaf and a very small loaf, with "SL" at the head et each, were represented on anther flag; whilst others bore inscriptions of "Seymour and fns trade," sod other devices. The protectionist candidate had also Ave with contrary in mention'. The SHERIFF having read elm precept and usual pro clamations, Mr. O. LEDGARD, banker, proposed Mr. Sump as the candidate remmutanded to th e *lemon by the coeservative potty, cad recommended him as the seessesor of the late Mr. Robinson. . . Mr. JAMES BLADE, marabout, setwondint aim nomina tion. _----- • • • • The SHERIFF then loqudred if any ether peron wad prepped as a easdidate. Tee noise and clamour now corn traced, and was outtineed for at least half en hour. Mr. SAVAGE ma rimed by one ride and assailed 17P et en the other. He aaid—l bran yea as an advocate of rodents pro. lie industry of the country. I have for three years Mee 1847 held myself in readiness to aria forward as a egaillthele fee the represents:lna et the borough, in the hope whisk I new entertain that Om wall return me es your member in the Hour of Cremona. I an foe protection to all claret—the apriculturist, the mo thers, the sailor. If we mut have free trade, I would have it free to all the world. Englishmen placed on the IMO lootlag ea foreigners need feu no competition. Ter is not now the ease. Foreign estrus will not reciprocate; they take advantage of ear liberality, and we have to suffer the &error amegieneee. Oa the subject of religion, I have rated that I ranee Imbrue of farther concessions to the Lera athwart, steiderfieg that the meuure of 1829 was alma nettlemet. lasi a friend to education, and hope that assures of good sound adulation to the children of the poor will be envied or, sad that their condition may be so im proved that poverty sad crime may be d:miniebed. Kr. G. L. PARROTT proposed Mr. Seymour, mainly ream he wee a Mom end enlightened friend to the prin elple of free trade, whisk would, he believed, add to the end security of the curry. Giving Mr. Savage the credit for his motives end genera prudence, he shot return to protection wee ineperlbie, and =sdit iireibierwiee, it would lead to revelation. To prevent warn • push the ornery ermild be "up and drag," and red Ma men as Mr. Seymour to parliament. Witt regard te the Ikeervatiose of Mr. Ledgerd, his fairer wen, that although he had stated the rips entered inwards in 1840 as compared to 1848. he bed omitted to stare the inereeeed amount of British Alper( entered outwards within those periods. It was the outward-bound ships which carried oar menufeeturee to other coantrir. Thus would IslIM with their and then it would be 10.11 that our general trade would be vastly inward. A.e to reenreeity, some of the principal shipping imuntries had already wits blared it, end no doer all other meld speedily follow their reesplie. Than who did not meat necessarily be raised. The tartar number of new ships lately bails end now building showed the expectations of the merchant, and shipowner that oaf Mae would he vastly louvred, sad these new skip. would require eamea. Agar, se to wages, it was net the fast that sae en's wear had been lowered. They remained as they were, whilst the urtosarries of life were 60 per art. lower ; and thus the comforts of their when sad famines were greatly promoted by the change. Does the moms of free trace muet depend the happiness of Wilier. and **peace of the world. Believ ing that Mr. Soar: would help effectually in this cause he strongly reemmitindei him to the support of the elestore who, es he lowa, mend return hint se their reperentatir by • large majority. Mr. GEORGE PENNY merchant, merchant, and member of the Society of Friends, reared the nomination. Mr. H. D. SEYMOUR spoke imerly as followe:-1 take the liberty of pieseadag myself to you as the candidate on the liberal interest, and the eurnrer of reform principlee. You have before yes, therefore, the advocate rf the old sys tem and of the new. It is for you now to determine if you t I . r i ^lo_ __l.'