The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-12 00:00:00

Eke ireoo• tme The soils f. *VIM* Amid" Benissik, mil the Tioheil Sum ea he aids . os die evade( el Om. 16, pa aids r oodles reel etilr pee " Comb," he Besse. 'De male Mho. Oitsider wle be made sa lb. numbs et . Imo tor p ea l Alm Veseiseli. Not Gressas, ep eff esers, ilmeheeb, Iteeleim Mum, hood, Chili, seal rm. MU M mole yip es Om 17, pee. /Le a The mile sr eibeolem Makis, Omem bides Ceglijaits, mil Chia. Ws iloothempom,ida: h i .0 OS es assalsgareas. 19. The Nils* lbessliss. as die Kedimiteseas. Cselim Lae. Heorlitsiii, ardi be made op es die meets' of OM II TM saes fee Usdeles, dsa sell et. Theme Maps he T ou till sike leris Lms, Assemies, be mole pea the 'of Weber 31. The at one .111 bs min up ea Nov. 2. Ms olds far SidoWlis et llow. mad deems Ayres, mid ba Naas op ea as sia MOM WAS= laalal Mina Tem Day -Main& Sh• Alaaw.lainalb LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBBB 12. A review is sa an impormat erect is a military eseatry, quite es insporeemt es a sitting of parliament la a seastnaticsal ass. Ice Frames the review wee always importeet, eves in its most usatirational days. Arai when Cam.= the TIMM first, and Loam Pnwiers seemed, shrank frees the ordeal of • review of the National Gaud, people Urea to look grave, and, with all respect fee - the dams of kik ecy and qual-legitimasy, they hand that the mesa solid founded*. for a modern threes was gone. Now, however, it has pleated the French National Ameenbly, or its majority, to bass their throne on the power, not of the people, bat the army. They have avowed this. They have cashiered half the electoral body, logo& terrified, and trodden down the press, In order to gendarme public opinion; and is the doing of this they avowed their relianes on the military. Tide, in fact, transferred the popular empire to them. And LOOl6 NApoLEON, who has not done many things right, has at least been tight ia this, that be turned all his attention to ending the army as the only source of power. Nothing can be more won- Natation'', nothing more illegal, nothing more dan prous ; but, se we before said, the National Assembly and its moderates set bits the example. Nor was the grand principle of rely ing _ chiefly ea the army the only Woos wheels the National Assem bly taught LOttil NAEOLEON, sad whisk he greedily loused sad adopter. They also est him the ex ample of umpiring . spinet the republic, and of epsely professing their prefereses and allegiance to • future monarch. The Bourbonium at lust, if not the Orleanism of the notables and esainent politicians of the Assembly and of the espital is mane kat. The visits to the abodes of the two rs or preteLding families; the warts held,: Eintrigues, the negotiations, the attempts at cola.: promise and combinatioo, the chaffering and target°. ing as to which should have France ' and upon what terms, as if Trues was a bullock at a fair, to be bucked down to the highest bidder, who was to pot what ribands be pleased on the head of the and torn its fat and ,inew to the best advantage—all this was evident as noon-day. In the midst of this the Dyke of BoZDIAUI, having committed an etre aim act of absurdity cad folly, the chasm became cong!omerated upon the Ortieture °iodides. And we stated that he had, and probably yet has, the beet parliamentary chances of succeeding. But we said at the same time, that Loam NAPO LEON, seeing such intrigue taking Oleos before his eyes, such negotiation going on, had a perfect right to do as he was dons by. If the republic were to be betrayed and changed into a monarchy, he had every right to aim at Wag that armarob, and every right to put forward his candi dature. He made a tour through France for the pur pose, and spent a great deal of money, gaining few adhesions, sod meeting with vie signal success. His foes, in comitqueoce the moderates who surround him, gathered more b:ildness from his failure; and the parliamentary Commission, in which their strength is concentrated during the prorogation, avowed its hostility and jealousy with regard to the PRESIDENT'S conduct. Lours Narotecee, however, wee not to be deterred. lie hold successive reviews; and at these, distributions of meat and wine, fowls and champagne, were made, the PRESIDENT himself joining in the hugest, addrusing and mingling with the soldiers. When this scene was last played, General CHAN GAN:4IER, the Comtuadant of the army round Paris, expressed hie disapprobation of it by abruptly quit ting the field. Tree general complained to his friends of the studios Commiesion. This body summoned the War r before them, and notwithstanding his efforts at evasion, and his trying to make light of the matter, they hinted that they were serious, and that they would allow of no such doings. Theme review, on the plains of Satory, near Versailles, was therefore looked to with mu than curiosity. It came off on Thursday. Our oorrespondent was present, and hie amount of what he beard sad saw will be read with interest, as the testimony of a most intelligent and oompktuly impartial eye-witness. Oeneral Caareciaatsies was there, and so were the redoubtable committee of the assembly, with spec- tacles on noes, holding an inquest on Use conduct of the FRESH:ANT. lie • card nut much to heed them. lis abated now of his hospitality. His baskets of &Ter were forthcoming se usual; and General alker= himself was compelled to tolerate The most significant feet, however, we., that as troop after troop passed before the PRESIDINT and CHANGAINIER, and is sight of **Permanent Committee, they mimed unanimously said loudly the ;moats of " Vise Napaeora,” * row ." The effect cm the people sad oa Omen' CBANOASNIER himself, wee quite evident. Asd so much for king-asking--so much for the determisatios to abolish the republic and bare ea 01ILBANS is the place of it. The ree nlist, is sad seated Paris, then, which CaAN- OtaNtss and on which be depended alike far appeasing the insurrection of the mob or • cosikareta of LOUIS NAPOLEON, have throws up their caps and sweet voices fur hive. It is now for the chiefs of the legitimists and quasi legitimists to hold council together. It is rumoured that Misers. Tama, MotA, and BUM= have met in eadererce, sad that M. Oman has ease to Paris., What ea they all do? What power or papas have they more thas the wet deeded revelationist P Can it sot be said et them, or of Ilia, they were both powerful to overturn and destroy; boo, is destroying, tea they build aythiag to their own saidaetios or peoet ? They may upset the ve public as the cos assists sport the thecae. lint their legume dose sot extend beyond mita' to disorder. To master, to ride, or to 'street sorbing oat of if, is beyond their power. We SIB BO admirers of Louts NAPOLION. But we sunset see that be is isferior in either .!aims or diameter to his rivals Nor do we think that they, more up o nbe, seit capable of foisoding permanently a riga pale sad Witham Os the 27th May lest eanunittee of the lime of Commas met for Ms purpose of as iaquiri b il y t e tt adminietratioa of the Poor-law in tk e Utica at Kibosh. Oa the 26th July Mow* the bqaby was aloud—the evideaco was reputed to the boas% sad the committee broke op without units M as report. A Mae-book of 288 pages, reoestly pale. Umbel at the pulls ea is the only malt of Aso .diagu ; mad, 6.ilier ea is the tale it tills ef II miemanageumate and extravoganeee , we mash question whether the public will think that it has had value for its money. The ease lies in a nutshell. Kilreelt—be it laid at ahetias—wee oae of the " diamond sakes f—asd what that mesas the resent exposure of the Meter ore from Carrick-upon-Bltanamt has by this time mad* tolerably well known to the world. It hes had money from its ratepayere—meaey from the Trea sury—money frets the " eateiasie—mosey from the charitable: and it has engrafted debts which, foe the present at lent, it le not Aland or not able to liquidate. And, w i t h all thisirma one-fourth to am. Wf of its population have !Mee enlimed within the last two years to die of famine. These fade are no dialed. People may quarrel shoat laying the blame Os this shoulder or on that. The priest may Mow the ex talkie guardians, and the ex Otero guardians may souse the government inspector sad the goversunsat inspector may some the vies inereliaa--aad he the Irish Poor-law Board ; but dm are all *reed on this one important fact, that W Bilrueh aloe, without having exhausted its Upen during the year eadiag with September, 1849, osly 3a. 441. is the posted. sad doing the year ending wltb teener, 1848, esly Ss, is die pond, it is he der say and, an being agricultural, to mist the ens elusion that Menne al! Kann Vann is the fins 4; Carrick Ulan, and et ever! "distsemed "id that aatatuate evesitry. a ease et hepeisse et remedy benne universal ;•—• 4 Mini !setamaihipparers.erimes. rat •••ionfa I ° Bat, while the fasts en sash end arose tar leap L iiii4 = l : whisk they es ea that rhea a . lri:111; abriet teens .Na.. T. SCUM% the chairman of the hell prepared. l_ey way of disk report, asi e M: sad onsasweattle statement of them fasts, with a very Immo of assrgien redwatese. sad cans ihdina OnOleght, with a sneers of the bleb Peers law Oseinialsen the gaerdians of Hike& Vane, and the hmiletrans, for their several sheen la the goteral aegket pablis duty, and for ha thereby " a state of thins to a civilise' egps sad ocatay. fur wU seW . • authority might to be held respossilin and weak) have been long sine madded respoatible had these Wags occurred is any anion in England.* Three were premed, on that oceasioa. the following Irish maw bees of the committee: Sir WILLIAM Sorstantin, Lord NAAS, Sir LUCIUS O'Beunt, Mr. Mainers, Mr. FAGAN, and Mr. MONSELL ; and, besides these, there was prison Daly one other utember,Mr. Conan- WALL LEWIS. BM thee, the Irish members had it all their own way, If they had bees able for ease to concur for their onatryse nerviee. But, no ! "The question that ' this proposed report be now read a mooed time; was pot and negatived r ad this with out even a divis ion l It is tree that. by way of balancing matters. the committee immediately after wards, with the state ananiceity, negatived a draft re port, proposed, in the name of the landlords, b 3 Sir Lu aus VBatistr,which went to show that" ;be isseratalie deereesa Providence," sad not" the gentry sad inbelis tants of the eountry," were to bleats toe the present condition of Minh *aim, in which it was ex pressly admitted there existed "a mass of wretched ness disgraceful to denim:dos, and repugnant to ba nality's—a strength of description scarcely interior to that preeented in the report proposed t ) Mr. PooLgrr Scions. Raving thus rejected both propositions, and unwilling to undertake the task of formic g a ladgmtnt of their own epos: a matter peculiarly the committee despatched to the house with out one word of comment or explanatioa the evidsam they had takes, and then adjourned atm flie. As suredly the doings of the member of parliament who nose here from Ireland are as little !Wei as those of her Leal authorities to inspire moth hope of Irish self-reliance. Ws do not know who are the leaders for the pre sent work of the Protectionists, bat whoever they ' we think them very much entitled to sympathy std esadolence. Their party appears to be site gone., When they quarrelled with Lord Owns BENTINCII end took up with Mr. Hamm and the Marquis of IitANBT, there was not &sane mu in parlismett who did not foretell their present disaster. Wcen Mr. DIRRAZIA was admitted into a bare of the divided leadership, there wen very few who did sot equally brews that the tardy int of homage to the deserts of his deceased chief would never sneerer the porpose for which it was designed, that of conciliating the Bentinekites and of restoring to the preteetioaiste the harmony that had been broken by the Jew Bill. But we very much question whether the shrewdest and most far-seeing of politicians ever satieipated the day when Lord BTANLIT himself would add his brand to the already bluing pile of discord by the abandon of protection which he has neatly made is the name of the boded aristocracy d Latesshire. We were still lose prepared to see that wee obsequious whip. Me* 1111118701114 take up with promptoeis Ilse "Beret in the name of the squires and selves of North Ewe, and under the modest gab of an argument against "high farming," bet mesh bard blows against the reco-honered penal of *sublet Berea of Bicanstam. Bared by these Oddities of leadership, we ourselves oak, " Who then ems be sued If for the sake of having that question answered we open the sew number of the Edieniegh Runty, we are informed by Lord Baotionm--biti self a leading authority wept old whip and also amongst protectimists—that it is set the plebeian DORM!. Noble lords and patio empires will never demean themselves so far as to let the Qom make kiss' a cabinet miniiter. Lied Chum meanwhile dedises, and Mr. Heaves somplate that the incapa city and ailments of old op inapt him. Mr. ititNLIT again —he to whose the protectionists used to point with ormadeee pride, all their future home secretary—Mr. HEM= has been openly avow ing before the farmers of Oxfordshire, his late convic tion in favour of—if not his conversion to—the repeal of the old agrisalteral and peeing tariff+. In the possum of ell thee backsliding, and other calamities rosin el their pent ablation, the affrighted tionisa of ens mufti what chid shall protec lead thole' fiisi ad dimkbhol hosts to battle in the emir be meden of palmate P As yet Ply one astadate for the dodged baste ha offered himself; ma whet we sine Ms* BISMITORD, we lane Oa* than whop dime can be no man mare fitted for it, la the eitair , ties to which his party is reduced. Mr. Haute Taal BTANLIT, and evel i = BIZZIPOIID Messed, ,w agreed that more P retties will not do now, sad Is se longer a good party weed. Mr. Daunt toe beers now • good deal at the landlords, beenee "they pelt of free-trade pleas bat will not serretdoe pe donist rents;" sad he too is cl that, whatever may booms of the egitatiet for the removal of final berths.' hem the LA the agitation for prasoUse, pure and snap* is build with &ll the Quasar The uestion which theses arises, is, What seat P' Lord STARLIT is fee a jentiot with Lard Anannet, mad Mr. Reautx,lillowng in the same het% le for abolishing the diplomacy of Cheat Britaianter prises hr above the agrimiltual oempreheasime— whilst Mr. Daanit, esemnply blest the aforesaid Wdes, appears to be hew aid at what period he shill brae due hie vesend. Intim to the liberal same whisk be Mud in the days of kis political ableseenta arm= slate stains to have uesped his boldly, busby, and without the least as to ems queues. Ho tells the Been hewn that it is sot sough for them to be poteetioante—thry must op pose the extend= of the earrage—ney mom they must resift to the death the dams of the liberals at the Registrant '&lWe—bey nut o pressen the Oluistiaaty ot the Mesa of 004111100.• by Nobble; the City of London of the neat to whisk its twice ahem apeeseittive is by the doer law of meat ntitled—they mint wlaiked dr sped of nessetarien sad national easeadeseeffite creek de fest t , Mr. Minn's fll.• tad melibit Mist the bassists of the sati-pepish — pawl lads width still diegrase tbe statsts beet. The (beers "blob echo bask the last heats d this amenpliebed orator reed stemma testify dm he is the msa for the braying see/titeek, awl tbs Mere leader of the heap. If we live so lons as to SOO the ant shah of per we stay expect to wiumis straw. things. The proteetiosist party will sot be thee. The old eansorvative party—bsaded, however, by pm Major Bannia), tad ohm of every Mehl of Mem* sad cousellasse—will sees soh sprat spas lb* OP ....Dosteriisees, is order leans as ilidtlf4l tie debate. Closcondug the aarmidaraf credit has transpired I bat the extreme gaisludes ef convoking the Assembly set, , T h f i a e r h e l iaz se lel t s, iii witil u tttle l e t& a lik ruser oo r basing bum wieuted is no f reak ssfsgmded. the , pried shimllltalad forlhe arida* Id ailimegahly was ameidayed as toe assn to jail* reessiss. is nas ary measure calculated to lausi, and to assoarwe thiaid4 au* ofiriOra assseal inlastpeal se repack& Is, Mated that be hid misted himself to thastmed Is !XS tio . na ort et i l ati t eler f lthise a lh t satisfactory, wecialiclans to Jima Mama And, as to mamilienests spas whale rmiusests, Wm ▪ in lashy sheard. What, therefore, sea 'comatittre do P It out only owoko . Ibe Assasthly, end that it sinning not to do. The eusisitanos et this review being the last that takes place dozing the mores is probably a gratitylag reflection to most of its members. The sitting was presided over by Dallis. A few words will mace to animists the 110001111 i which I seat yesterday of the review. The great plain of Satiny was rimed in for the emmian, and as Wm may be tensed dela vast sedated* et spectators has their %Mika Matheson' ring of people, three or floareletp dbelitme. The railway beim were crowded he Sisk* gams, outside ss well Yin, that two *lsm did mit @saes to more me faster thus .ix gam an boar. A guard Was destroyed in Ida a:t ertian Is keep the outside pastern's in order; he fell from the roof of a carriage .ad the trek= over him. Mach of the glees of an lemmas at the terminus of the right bank was smashed by people who were meted up for half an User later than the hoar fixed for departure. The prisedmil stand cis the plain wag occupied by Lord sad Lady Nonnsaby, the Dashing of Lids, the Onantoss de la Ferresays, asd ether ladies of malt sad swiebses of ' the diplossatio carps. The mintbm et' English pre- sert was greater than is resteabered to have been ever assembled at any previous spelled* in Frame. Among the misnames in the President's com pany were the Priam of Capes, in the uniform of a Neapolitan general, the Marquis of Douglas, Hwang Verret, who locked nothir g the worse for his severe falls at the last review, a Prussian Gamy, the English capers I sate of yesterday, and emend Frame gesso& The moat effective part of the macceuvrem was the simultsneoas charge of the line of cavalry, extending nearly a mile in length, the impetuous mass rolling forward like a mighty wave of living force, with amend like thunder, aid looking Same sensation has been excited by the circum stance of Colonel Rollin, the head of the staff of Gen. Coangernier, having been created general of brigade by the President. On the other hand, the cireurcetanos of Changer- I °ler maims himself opposite to the President during the filing off„ Instead of at his side, has been noticed so a symptom of the division reigning between them powers. The first application of the electoral law of the 31st May, 1860, toe the municipal amnions, came into °pante°, at Sr. Bison., on &today last. Prepare dose had been made in ease of disturbasee but the proceedings passed off with the most perfect order. At the opening of the ballot in each section, some of the leader/lot the Red party deposed a protest in anticipation against the result of the election, and d-- eland that the democratic electors would abstain from voting at an election which they considered Wept. Out of 2 629 electors, only 917 voted. Colonel Juan Montero, aide-de-camp of General Oribe, has arrived in Paris on a mission to government. The Nepauleos ambassador, his brothers, and suite, embarked on Tuesday, on board the Growler, at Marseilles, and were to lee the next morning, at four o'clock. for Naples. At Suez there will be a steamer of the Rua India Canipacy to convey them to Bombay. The metallic reserve of the Bank of Proem boa fallen off 3/ millions in Paris, and about 1/ millions is the provinces. The dismiunt-accommodation has increased 21 millions in Paris, end declined 11 minim in the breech-hanks; the amount of the former being 49,706,926 fr., and of the latter, 79.135,001 fr. ' Thu premised Mils have destined bees 896,836 fr. to 8.11,666 fr. On the side of the liabilities the amount of notes in oirceladon in Paris has 'savaged 4 minims, and in the provisos' 1/ millions. The account ear ' mint of t h e iremenry hes declined 61 millions; the ' present amount Wag 61,286,060 fr. Private sessasts entreat in Paris have fallen on 11 millions, eat Yin ' dopattoosts 31 minions; the ascent of the farmer ' beteg 119,640,4110 fr., and of the latter, 23,771,719 fr. ' The whale smonet of the metallic reserve is at pm ' sent 4411 osilliass, to 4991 minims of notes in cite Gelation. ' The Minister of Osman, has issued a circular ' relative to the organisation of a departmental am ! minion of agriculture is nob department. ray" O. u. Pot Mow. SI 0 12 10 Spalpaph ......_ V a ha l m ai aMI . ill put Onla ~ a I ger Oials..---.. ft II II . Imam :atla an - ner.rne ... ItSa Kam . 1.. Mk . llam aI. Da h .. NS . .......... _ . Do. ISL..- ..... lik vb. lattsaat Spar Oaia. 14 1118 Ikea Nam ....: Mt « P Bo—Pub sad In" _616 "..._• Ikaaalaarg sad Halo, 111 7 O a r mad rosin, an• a sad Asian, 210; Odors med *sivrisia. 4111/6;17X. 463 76 • Pule sad ealasbaalt lan ; Taus ma N..«., 240 ; Wrialate (rlaikt balk ), i ii{ Taraillas pat lank), 137 60; Paris awl °thaw, 780; et. oseaudal, SC JO; Manailles ad Attica, 170. ITALY. ROMAN STATER. Oar Rome a t, wan ( on tb. 4th Oct., sor7e;p7eZ gime the details ef the event eeasktoty, with the wisdom mad reception of the now cardinals. Cardinal Whams wee expected to leave Rome For Land= at the mad of October. The criminal, who were to have hew .created on the sth had been replevied, and Aerie were being made to save them condemned as aemeaplisse la the at acumination of Colonel Norden*. Th e P far Castel Gandolfo was delareL • whet had appeased, an mamba that aster to the arrest N 4114.110 dole. had Yea depasited, and weed& be burst al 041 7th sweat Tea Peach regiments wee es the petit of leavhsr far Africa. A recreant modalities, ow the ammeinsed the rnapeaks el At. lakes Academy. NAPLES. Om Naples amemoadent, t lie letter of the dtb. Aim *et the et Piedmont ote promieg N L Pialb eilts ea rlheit sli , reepeetbe oehjeets far isms smisised 41voisi the revelationney treablee. the piesiple baying now been esitsewiefted on all baulk The Xing is dowsing • c iA=. Tbe state wish ban been resumed. Idespollins Fiv madras is daily expested is the bey. es, 100. TUSCANY. The 24.01 Masi oresb i li: a altudee, dated So Sad Stit t addetseed Big. Baldeimati, Prod ist of OM aMeg et it Awe% to the 4 wa ea glee WOO - , *SOW lensalti ha* imepert4firrgiriiirali simple front beim. int Way * the isai of *mil mho, ems meth the eat istatioss, &set Wks into soma the prem. Audi* of the oeintetry. HL adverts to the harmeme timers sustained by Tema* during the laMearibbead.thelatee it to be the Gait] Dukes isms detenialeedes to waist the reammensetif es* al/ awe, eepeemiays 4eaulall2rl PCOVA igi 108610 tiatkOM te amid* whisk mat • 6 1111411 E ihe pertt the enedelpal soomeasi as taatilkin Pa D. 46 tirelY the•Rwal NM OA* Gated Dok The mildest cessehmise his deader by etestift e-desiem that the late decreer be into pnelle proper •mese, and, meepidhes to the easismiente &mat - ed them, bet at the same time di estilartlin they be entoptelously observed seed magi ei thee of ibt present paarions elite of • The seam be Jessamine& as best cake , ' t basiso eany eat this Mew, ease isteing to the the Z of viatica aed pedd ft b stern welter. of the em op may wed a, of all etiortre Italy that plebs trangsullity be sot eodaspited in Tummy. sagesdieng ar*.ladra. mach ghlamOWThripsebr " sert e rsstressir .to hold es wee tar Miss. eery gtruitatiss et ihts tratok saw.lea oddly se As is. evidtatly Ser tita. Coissbh~go greatest tert protest altabiet Woks as •lowg es gesels , "Wireless. W togas , MAYO Aseritable . rink el ”thegsablishwietwer a re gsstisstridee mosidy, with , gst.ittsopswellit is. asp tisstanteste wimp Whisrmist, hat eppskila at tho autheritiet, sine ties to the Mao grawreassor -d all ghtse, tad some tier trim ark, Wye ibithwtstelitirtioresew or tater, chi ialndaraiss,*l pia bwisstsible. wows tato any co t wine. isishiensts derive sloe etitosslideses heat WM soislosehad gartios. It is Witsseis Was Ms tatalligest setheftittthe Caps plea et gerstsasit Ns bellow threiteg rases isgativissat is the agraosstatioa - as ottiato wee width *hag bola • whey dieresteetres. • Thor same host heaver ti Wer-th Swint intern et the Mew tharewouidgesunenee a eswilist Wilma woe saistiew el their.sphitsi thweswersdatives et whhittitesii betweisciall sad goody some stole smituisiiude it had Arm tie oblate tslostistetsatteisr.o. 13..n0N • =hit diserstaltshitoli=ettisal that' lb* Colo.. *rpm te thegvil day' Si lag aitalairiegb:=l.4o6i,Mlibe llp their minds jest sew le gnat the government—partly, prthaps, bosun, they am ••= 2 :give up their prevent gatrowsgo, but Wei ,se &,h bassi they veiny do not Weave that du a trestpatit rf self-governekint This swiss tabs foie iqpielsoi. Whitt tier Cape eolonlita slow, twtsiit.ishNltwm ofill•thesisaiss, *lies they tip ,quit) es .tbeists *Vs . lager growth, to 'be issserN.taimlly tir bt nosily Wont .1 batter wire ihweliteset snag welsh to cast s ada Irlsibr imest anatriV Wide >yP itf, Thh id eel/Satires slate titurtsissi Itg tho Witehisti Op the presses esissisi *ow. Ames* porn thr waders ✓e aware, bat Suit WOW" asimeishi are jest as capable of ✓everting thswarsis N . Se fahstitstes et say borough in Orem Bruit, or wry Mate is Ameries. This party would gremlin the talsobiumiset every oboe. the right at alutagiciE their west seri% through their ewe it/ ors , With othrr metiers. Wm Wet et air krarfreinr with "Vial ad sioistrisloe, so lag is they enjoy We bresair'.l Alps tisl sonanica. ' 41$4115i*enixa anima bad bawl .om- RplawMa end We wdaio ima. omits --441 7 14 11"1111216141 r_ .411. lOW liamioate Awe: _ iesessit _ 44 wade tiolp primpos pes tyihr MINA 1111111110111) 1111 1611111. 4!W 4 6aar asprmt robot our /sit 40 Mot aoavoleaNt, fir vo fteibboari le' is isaawayas.t lott tasbas 4t, ter' eiel ' Vow vats tibe paw+ avo years offbb, gored lassied Ow Me •Sfla:a4l ; and' 'ft< lad lo'fribfft 'Coati**, ' Norio of quit esker woo .oorvoiloolsio al.ll bow offikkif lab ran frin sieswalliausse 'O4W Nuys, Ow last named party is evidently gelsolieg tbeineger entity yore I Snot &kids. It bas alreadYniswlpefird the present sataisb7to npress a lomat segaieseeniso In thew jest principles, abbot* It tines is apparently utl intention of potting Mesa in prsowico. Eat who've.," the pretest minis try shall go out of Aloe, their socionwors. of whatever party etwapleabin *ay easy be, will ondwabsilly be enemas° pre pond to earry eat the News of tb• coionial reformers - to their falisst extent. And even Its privet ministers Way be ea. 'peened to become every per more litt•ral, not tair.ly in their piofesstons (of wkiak weave quite enough at pre- mat) : blit . is their wits, Matta to this great question of im- pedal policy. - It may he a maths worthy of coadderstion, therefore, whether a delay of a year or two M the Preablithmeet of she new ormetitetion—vexatious se on maim accounts it would be—might not let be attended with sums highly been Saul emseqameas ime tt i ter example, it resulted In exchanging Au plan pre by the Commits" of the Privy Council fee a form o Smear to that which exists in the ier North stedses Otelosiee, would not every colonist feel l that each as bad been well wrath waith g for Neel men are wiselyseselylmabteat to pr.erise patient self-denial for years in enter to memo at last a meet-dee red t' inde redeem..." • geltesy with marinade government 111 vine ally as iadeposdest eontmentty—as Independent as say metes of Bwitemigetd, or any state of the American union • colony without responsible government is merely a tt British pommelos " like India or Blahs. The letter would be the Nadi:fon of the Cape colony under the Privy Coseeil eonetituttoo. A little delay, however, will probably be the means of *levities the colony to the higher and nobler rank, which will alone permanently content its in habitants. AN AUSTRALIAN BrIIIIRAWCIES.—SeveraI atrocious mimes have been pmpserred r.o nay in the Adelaide die inn by • 'unmet named Patrick O'Connor, who was one out fr the Model Poets at Pentoosille. Soon after hi. arrival in the settlement, be managed to nape from the depot, and, firing to the woody be speedily beams a daring sad expert &Withers/. la the aura of last May he made his appearance to the nrighbourbood of Adelaide, and, soused ow a tolerably good steed, he applied for employ e. ant is shepherd at ea extantive sheep ground belonging to a Capt. Bast, at St. Kitts. He remained tare tar • week, but at the end of that period he murdered the shepherd, e well (induced ntas used 11 Aorta, and made off with a quantity ei property, beloartiag to him. Having taken to the bush, it is wappaged, for • few days. he on the 7th of •74011 appeared so des highway, mad made the following daring attack on the Bawler Tows mai/. Disguised in • novel dress, with a bless hthdlerrobiof throws over hie fats, end a o.bnige tree sap on his bowl, be reds up to the Items of the mall, end, prothains • doable-barrelled 001 at the bad of the aim, denuded his many lead the mail bun. The driver awls an .attempt to get deem, at the sane time heading the reins to Mr. David, • pangs. The driver souring Ina that he had so sal, be tried his for tau* with Mr. DaysL Having demanded his money. he answered that he had cone, and at the same moment be jumped to the grated, with the reins in kits head. O'Connor kept the pistol pointed to Mt. Du val's head, and aria isolated upon havieg his oak. Mr. Devil, a • very;sool aaaasir, repented that be oath! not oblige bin ; std. talkies est Itkianuff lets, asked the nails whetter he would aka • auk el ens& He nada se sewer, sad, appareatly, wee throws oft his guard by Mr. , Durare usessinied dusessou Mr. Deval then presented ' his email at with a whi•• polka handkerchief. Ho that be woad net km it, aad that Mr. Duval must Z i el . :111 his breeches. Mr. Dual replied that he had no oaken Is leis breeches; and, with • view of dloractiog his attesnos, end seising the pistol he was holding at hi. had, he offered him • pocket ethipase. The nen anomeded, the ratan was thrown of his guard, and, as he wee taking the campus, Mr. Duval made • snatch at the pistol, and got held of the stook. As eons as he found he was In pommies of the weapon, he sparred kin horse and galloped o[. Mr. Deal And off one of the barrels at hat. but allied him. leforastios being given of the attack, the vista district turned out Is search of the robber. He was tread to the hills, when he ribbed • hut of • that and kat. At length iio hose wee mesa sandlot metal& • public house, whore Its hid sat down comfortably to • dinner. Oa being arrested hews *Seely plaithed. and another double barrelled pistol, les with bell, with a sodas dagger attached, was found apes him. lasi duly seed, be beams very Javelin% to the akin, and eluskia at the abase they had had after Wm, halm reds about 180 miles over a nay hilly country la 48 bun. He appeared mush chagrined at being taken to the moans? be had been. as he had &Sanitised to igen to the last. On being taken before ths nugiantes at Adelaide, kb examination on the charges of muds; stopping the mail. and other offthies, lasted sevsral days, and site oorrobser dve proofs being adduced, hews committed der sel in ON *meal charges . SUPPOSID MIIRDIA lii WALIS.—On Watiateday last en lathed wee held before Z. Cl. Powell, ...roger for the meaty, et Peewees, is the pupa of teething thcieath of Willis. - Hughes, • atiortharem. whit lied died early that moraine apposed, flasissereassee of la Junes he received at Bethesda, ea Saterday eight. the 14th Sept. Considerable interest had bees exited, is seasegesaes Odle mythwy that bang over the perpetrates of the oat • rage. sad thisawillingseis of the diceised, at kis laid in tervals, to sass the party, " hams he did sot wish to maks mischief." It appears that the doomed hod bow rem is two publie4weess at Bethesda Wawa* tasaiseled. sad list be was afterwards bead lying la the reed Dhabi sad He keel bad some esay wards is ea a the with a ass gamed Relarts,twbo bed used seas =llllmeas. He was takes to the hebephrenia 411 4sewibed as " a sold pile; a. fire; rid say • bare lowa to lay him downopqa. Sweated darn until imam in the meral2 isa A for, bat would _IW aim • No mw sew Lisa until sea e'eleek on the Nembp , sight. The woes* othethlr ots this aisiest The deisesed *MAN** Is about six dept, Ist sit his area. 644 so !Weak, awe eafa. in'. Th re were maths of vademeas PUY alms his I heed, whisk tip sabot Wawa' , wens salitioat St ease death. ' The hmeist was one of lb. Jaws haying seessiodb siagisisod Maas, sad as la postat ideas, tiesleadeptsirthe hews, having biles into a hysterial fit. • LAmites 01 • IdiCift Ilinuauz.-011 Tatsday, a splailid stems-viasi,_ mesa Ilse Osege• was hassled from she pod of Mum Tod sad WOreger, it Patzlek. She is Jarmed as sesame to the fiapipers. sad, like hes, is 1.200 w ash boraes. ,ea. her espies& will be 460 beres;=. l A l i *i li a As aspla bribe ,Orbotal Steam Na = aft tolitallall MOS re Turley wee kissed gems eld w o 4 bf • bra _-ensue a vs, illiVf Ir a t o le . • weir ia bersafel 'Ne r as a of th. • . gratin her metal , ate emu sli she was at lbe -.eked sistwale She Illeampere, a Ali low- •S Glesgar.--Giesgess Dail,/ 1144 ti-sr, 'l' ;WM OF ;THE QUBBN OF THE BB hOIANS. Advisee frees Ostend, of yesterday evening, s it . ammo the declass of the Queen of the Belglass, at qmirtinr-paat sip* o'clock that morning. The follow. 1. au eland , tam the bulletin which prepared Sigtblie he t r ip Melancholy event: it the night of the 9th inst. the Queen bad a f ag are o f res t, b u t a t 6 o ' c l oc k o n the morning of the 10th a crisis came, in consequen ce of which her Majesty fell into a mete of general and fatal prostration. After a short time, however, she rained, and regained sufficient strength to convene with her oonfessor. Although exhausted to the last degree, also retained p weemion of all her mental fiteuldee, and at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of the *lt aN received the communion and extreme nate thb. She met her fate with heroic resignation, and, ihopigh a prey to the mo 4 excruciating pain, her aningth of mmd prevailed so far that she could eon. ablehrevieeply.afßicted husband." gpt .Court. • ARRIVAL , OP HER MAJESTY. The Queen and Prinee Albert. accompanied by tbkir Highnesses the Prince of Walks, Prince Alin& the ?finesse Royal, and tn. Prineesa Alice, and attended by like Viscountess looelyn, Hon. Elis.h:tli Lennox, C4loarg Ithe Hui. Charles Grey, Lieut-Colunel the Hon. Alexander Got**, Sir 3. Clark, and Mr. Birch, arrived at By:Antitheft I Palm* at twenty-flve minors before eight o'clock yesterday ' evening. The intrust party occupied three curiages, aced lad moiled by d detachment of the 18th Dragoons, Her Majery and the Prince ...re received at the palace by the Master of the Hine, Lord Edward Howard, the Motet of the gloesehold,,Calesel MAU', and Lord Allred Poem The Quer' hod Royal Bighorn lit Einlyooe Pslax yesterday morning, quitting the railway station at Edinburgh at a_lmartar put eepht o'clock, by a 'pedal trait for Woo. At Yuck. tar Maitute eked the august party tropped to In- CUM, Sir (1 Orfte Only, her hisjesty'a prinorpsi Secretary of State for the m: Dap kruneot, who had attended thu Quires from E licibureh, tirdc leave of her efejewy at York. Alter . liwnehoon the a.ireil travelled from York to the Mustamegoare terminus. ,petiatlFUßE OF THE COURT FOR THE ISLE OF trioarr..-Her Majesty, Prince Albsrt, the Prince of Wales, Foss PI4IIBOEI Rips), and the junior m mho re of the royal flitfly, attended by • numerous suite, left 13irelieghant palms* this mond' 4, at a quarter-put time o'ciock, in four of the royal (arrives, (or the Vauxhall station of the South Western railway, from whence the august perry proceeded `by eyelids' train for Gosport, en route to Osterue. The sliced to the station consisted 01 a detachment of the tut tiiht &mows (lerwore). Tb. Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Augusta Braes, Bunning de Speth, awl Sir George C.,uper, sisived at Mr alleilltel2o6 Clarencebou.e, St. Jam,is. on Tbasserry eielit, fres the seat of the Berl of f4iertoe, Dll saaboy, N.B. Yesterday Her it 'tat Hishnete went to Clersmont sad afterwards prude, ded to Itehasond-park, sad visited the Duchess of Gloucester. The Marquis of Lanad.iwne (Lord Pri silent of the Cosset!) arrived is town yesterday from Brigb . The 'nip Advocate General had an interview with the Chancellor of the Ezell( quer pit, rdsy at his aricial residence inThwning street._ Despatches from the Chvernor of Malta were re• 'sired yesterday at t►e Colonial-offic , . Despatches were seat off last h vening for the Go mew of Camas trete the Colnn+el•o[flce. • Warrzahm,Ocr. 9.—Tun Queen hes bees pleased eir appoint George Adv"cato, to be sheriff of the shims or sheriffdom of 111011 end Ceonvirly, in the room of Jobe Jardine, Esq., droessed.—Goutte. iieTPB , . "SPPMP• 0 8 ATWAra 191ftiKkacKPINWalleif#40. ~, ~ mamma esegagess, aei being ilia* solotodlt aiam - , ' if . 4V' : l I S a .1,, •4 - K -A . t yl •t ; 6•011. 9 . , . • 1 1 , .; ~ ' •St:/: r. * WY 0" '• •1I • • ili n l; • . ta , I . Or a ~,,) , * • 4 RNRith r $ Ma pepeatiss, heg eseighow so r4"-i . . . :o r , toed! ..07.4.:' :'.t . - or .., ~ i --• , - - ;I . ' ' - lb" Pan sit 90 s e thi s a.surni-.1 , 4 .- -- ;law ' 1 `.1... - , -d (1 • . e... • • oft... A l ath di 1 ;1A &W l' Welts stage the 21kb of • • • • , Kr. ' • Apia. . • Aiwa Obi t . The authorities of the %. , . efts:. oat -• • • , _pita tu t I : iteir tg at e OP i r raiii hypos*, " 1.•• • - the t' ssit- . - isresbassare. otNitAAL in- of J u ly, T h i ; . non ..44.4.1.0, se 0 , , , ~,:,,, ~. T- . c ...* ~ ".‘" .'. remook ' dolorOd . *lint dlled MI .e4PORkld SO:PiliNl4ll6O.6Ol , MIS assay as s hedsas is • the l oses : Esdetigag' . targitry, . - ~.! . 1 " 11,0 r 0 : g"it,..1.111 his . 11 10 16 1 4 the ,restalse et the C'sp.e liars by the pul lingpul dews el their =lt:applies , 1 , . 0. , P' . • 4411 ... . hot wee egelay awe amostay a 91beetilti of thelastislatiagogweil within tbeworkhoese I atter stake! '' . .+ l- •, _ . - theastemi arisiardossopgesilaraireasietaaa .00 , lio ^el vis eateartaf ot withoet; ad agile* of the Ittelat t• ii , ' ibl! ' l °l° ' ' it s ' .-"... ' . 7 , ,ti vi !. ".... . IXTlsrag, 0. widoicelo l oo%ememM ohnowt thlfla i atot l 'VW Loitietta Ostrasit has tea 'haw the d m soled ta t iii . i ri i .I. 4 4.ta_soggi ree , dge di a Sopeaba. • I moor Imitate always at their a well us ' 4. • •.---. -, ... •goloodseriegyeepigete raw WS lel &le olweinilY Po:wiled let t a it " r "" hiliohlo . he 68 "" bilik a 6 . ~g. . l i Zliavraitt r,.. a nenieltedi‘ t . b lOggh eelf ' - 14 "i v4 *theorems; eaditisa ash* ease, ease graployseat le • the people med Ist open- - minds.. onwommo•-,, . ••If -. Salop, *wood -- 12 it a gam goaatry,at tts 4. 4o „at o t t o , t aw , masoate fag to illtladt7 Mid I=9* the flak Lads bet Me lild UK= pares of tads" bite ante of isassethilityr Shea to pa oil Apes*. rail et' the gesereveren. 111 d ad theh-sow leer iad aspothdatod 11-1-16 We monde_ lo ' _ litollesod feeiti word front day -easealanal smageros, which tarilie to , ewer, tat as erases — s its .sow ithaita ega worthless tg Sc i • l iZulnill• wO,= .l 4ohZed to beiolf elicited resigaisserestiselbedatafita *tele, ad 13. ellentoto= su lgeo gassa the pasta fog lea at ilmt.sweas Uratipassitt. . ttee to I _._,_,.thOlomak._,* dada ild 10 041 0 111 1 111 0 1 4PAI!POLMOC:5 1 tt°2_4 lein u et t i t e beesslimissrsialMirs4 It is also wad that. dries. the ease pita the . t ise .ailowataloolwatm w man who Wald Ila mew lOW, aaa BMW tow- Isistasta braise ilial , botenerefer tat goats reggiviza.lealsothr or gigots, Itolooma so liollenun od edger dttoildinot the ditloa it the 'Greeley., Write esetugamastellats:. egsaii" gut traiatestara tau ot utexatite- Nevertheless. As wee-tratavoselia%•oaeassokas ass. b. rill 1 arra re the worst sar absestetratates, hes bora mho Oh. n re e; okit hu!dt ith el s ldweininwe N =mamma . 40101, bs ammed soesson ablownw pr r aol in age s t ., := 6 7: adraestioe. were the awe potato hal fall r a d re the of 184 r rattr ei therefora . Mil wall eg betb" ble. tr.kin:f 'a in rEmpiater* a eaphaties sever .s_ :it h rli alg raii l " 4 au oa lg i rlabliff 4i not - it thaw. on a t it a taa d ast (' i m p „ dm „ u m ~, gar alga sad * aware rimegslieri pooim snor e, d i , s a amart , 42e s sent i, s pa. wa, . shatalltatoont thisthet_ ~ + f 7 1 7_ apaiAd t e oriateal age adapt. t.aed thaw lateatkaa watery tlakular beets. Peer er dodge (Proceeings. drsi... ski.) • to the kaa onY inteution w.,_inneeeeLoKloueninli sat m WOO OWN 01110411 dew be.aspeased as fiery - Maier coarltrdis ins Alined asitirrire o g e e or e a had ea which, Usad,fiL% vow. wa.. Me nuenwine_ We murk . in.teotms_ r i tee kw Akeelithassiathiggebt Mimi 4M:ham. et in a know winking's, of aid the wito of l ac iii ,4 pm% , ..li sik 4,, r m g elogr. me atom wan all 11110Te . 1112111.1111111111 Man MID I' rt Malit il i c .l bv rdnoe nr; $.; •-• • ;sr apt& slismoria% Ihr. *AM , i eto live was suds • i souta . les., sad W. Solt alas tea Chareeplautes to be ~. • altralbediag to la as ate jegina twee.. 'U the Al beam Die being tha t hay dm d o rasa. It broke op .at leltput, throe. at which war villa Ibis Grad. Dater fir wee Wiffaiheat 69 1 01ihrt, - tble• view Ass war moo Mew par-ratta node opon that gelation averaged daring bow 1 1 oviliderable .aaattlie d nresestathei worse ' to . di " " re a t ltbb Su l d I st stsgskarload fir _.:__ _;,... ia...i,..1.... lan. ai d. a g . 44. aermilded is the Bake des , Oosibresees, in order to sod VA eft hifu Wiled lei thole unlimited eons . • Therstarr not =Ale _ _ - _ . . - . .. • 2...au ......66110 lkaiiir 4m4isrtmdat it ia in ektavaant thin .1.........• i.11...e1ia ••••••• Opololiklost. Le.mstlasulag. ST lb ST 30 ST 0 ST 0 OS SO II SA 02 0 WS 0 . . N N 0 N 0 OD ... r i la II ;111 410" . 23 . " ay 12•00 a. SO Now lima larna IMO 7SI Do. HOC .. Ili ..---.....::::: . ' T SPAIN. 77 -7 ' Gcr. & Ia asasigliiii‘ii ardigiator listwais .fie coon and sahiash ssistimia M the eeeell of the Lento Imre, a atiaialarkl aids has miss.. Oise& Namara has ad la lige / 001 Ilsmao is intriguing to sop kis • • THE LEVANT. We have received . bainitimeinsj mere to the 24th. end Athens to the "kb The Cberrier d'AtAiless geetides a royal ceteemeace, dated 21st, fixing the elections for deputies to take place daring the mouth of September, lad convoking the Chamber of Deputise aad the &sate fa t h e 11th November. The .Tarrant dr Chiaistentleopfs mammas the ar rival at %gyres, ea the 19.11, of the Austrian Arsh dukes Ferdinand and Charles, brothers of the empe ror, where they were received with all the honours due to their rank. _ . --- Oar dates from Malta are to the 2ori inst. The remainder of the 44th have bees brought beck from Ooso, wham they were stet during the prevalence of the cholera. The British fleet, under the oomeneed of Bit William Parker, is cruising off Sardinia. TIN Mails Timm, of the Ist in t., stater that the I goverment dose sot Wend to isms say more bulle tins of the cholera, as it may be said to have ceased, and that it was hoped that clean bills of health would be shortly grouted. Oar correspondence from Athens dates that the elections are on the see of beginning. The parliament is convoked for the 11th of Nov. M. Metass is going as ambassador to Constantinople. The Arobimandrite Apostolides islet out on a minion to St. Petersburg. From Turkey nothing new. All parts of the Otto man empire ere tranquil, sad trade is improving. lONIAN i &lot Corfu, of 4241 21st ult., state that the cholera still condoned its ravages at Cephalonia. Prom the 11th to the 15th, there were 64 cases and 23 deaths. The Pair it of Corfu motions the death of Big. Nicoolo Delviniotti Baptiesde, a distinguished literary character, and author of moversl interesting works. ALGERIA.—We have received Algiers papers to the sth inst. The Monitor Alsirien states, that the cho.era had completely ceased in the garrison of Algiers, but that it was rasing with some violence at Anmale, where, since the 22nd ult., there bad been 74 oases sad 35 deaths. It had also made its appear anft at Orlsansville Miliaaah, sad Taaish-Had, but the cases had no t: been swmeress. The trial of the prisoners implicated is the conspiracy at Oran still continued ; the examinaties at the witnesses had not been completed. MOROCCO.—flarioim disorders have occurred is Morocco, in twariequerace of the imposition of a new tax. The Paola of Pea was obliged to ily, and the MOM of the country obtained pearwelon of the key. of the gate. of Tetuan just as they were being elated. HC*YITAL InehOVimeNTlL—Asorg the pelan sew of the /ate sent= was eso ea esabli the sew of Chrosairisit 8111.611 to improve that solohlielt moat. sad to Wore sad imam the herediees aelpisbietbeaL The senniskers s istbethed by the streln rid* seaters RI tastier isol a nee erode* to is,, op First% Woe, to masa sahlobo &oho. thr the sosseatedealso el she porde, to War. aides, sad whir win in darn be red bp, the pa pleat, pleas, ensue inlander will In err " se map did Maven ascorredillea Se maims. aid etre peters residei to sad ring thrum." The sereholease en ioniser enpowerd to wins BilUardeteetter, mad to her Ateroths se the pier. They nor flasher Meer end other perm se sake them hapeoveateats. The selmolato mambo a list of the promisee while N 7 hi Parobated by the oessmiepason, so that she haseded alterations at Gessowlelt sag be tesposted to bo too& wake the astbority of the wt. DazaltlL ACCIDiNT at MACEINIZY.A Oka lag 'What by asekiaery lise beta resolved at the flassral s e a &Mal. Mae ma were la %Om ism ea mobs at Os Great Wishes h 1 per, whoa the dish Mt apes a peer him ismer Iltap. mil mailated his la a sithkiew maser. plash* hit Ira la the met iasiesat pea Whoa sessival at Oa bisphal Le was I. a side of oss. Na MO are was Ism sway. sad rely ham by • Pass of fiesh 4 ble ribs m 6 smog of his other beau who ftwated, ad ho kid received atteadve *laths of Os Maisel OM sr his perm. HM NMI WOO ha above the Wary. sad Ms other all. A▪ sa ts sisalal to, but be Ms I. a phearioss state. MANC/001111. BILIMILD, AND LINCOLN/RUIZ 1141ZWALT.11 mask. it Ibis ma MN yesterday. I. Mambistor, iss Os ar, pumas of O • w ams . ter of rive shares, to be sash Os N - 111. poshoses, is erase to miss masy to the mama sf 1.111 me , Uore was • mamma atesainaes. T he NM of T sawed UN maths of the sow Nadu Ns. Mama as ems& mat. he the Am that Os asw MO be at 6 par Nat. GM ass 6 per seat. poefenase ; but Os immaimat was sew shed. Mi. Weed (ef Sherishi) amid that the sew paa Arses Sea aboslill set Moe peiseity over the old poorm sass ; bat this sheadmat was also aepstived. /Ir. Woof erred tia a heathy, whisk was prassa whoa eat ripen lett RAIN AND Wirt INDIA Do= AND LONDON AND Namalraimart RAILWAY. —rik. podia or Oh 0 Mai boo" Is.. deo Memos to begat', mime hides is with the Bisokwall, awl so as to loaaitosbaht* kr Jest peas maser. TM dhows, 001 MIN, _alf step pore at Eatkosy, Bow sad Itepasv is Mil L. 93 1111111101111. OK 44. Then an l$ & NOM 2 0 111 miry 16 .lease. Ia ahw weeks it will M roam Is the Leda sod North Wham at Chweinatows, with a Md. at Chalk Ira. WATZMONO AND LIMiItIOZ RAILWAY. The Lards silks Moen have advassmil 90,0001. to deny es skis empsay s week. deem the widow, sad the amber of mama, ma aamielsq is WO, will be greatly Lashed. LIABILITY Or RAILWAY CoWPANIDL—RIIIIIO - 11. TIM AIM= 0111011111:44 . 11WAT 00111 PANT— . nods, ON Ws am= ig t r bajosaa se l ?l i L it ia l = m s t ali kemasil by i ridr "" Wkare plat eau at Nem* Ia a dark aa , , Deeenber die yialadl wee yeessedlmg al : so as the beim se light, bisk 10 , sal ayes the 11841 1 .1 1 141_bb sae fee asimeil fee seas thaw '1010• 11 ;4 1 :ta vi r a rlal4 0 ali, Ns. W u . Nero 13.0., WOW hr 010110101; sad tho aMaasys foe 7 .. OrsinW NA Missed, ewe neer mesarmae how that aloe. . TIN jle (e▪ y, , smoystona.* aemmissis with the rale lie Mr ism, he Maw the deft of SW Mame Is elit bylaw seas smiellellem, a nada by Nom wail w bee Id 'dam ad eat me TU aeon reseed ti snow Os Ibe masilia eir Ibe yeapeestor, ale was 0 01 0 - 4 - 1 If — ollawass he esinhades, had ths case TM olden was mg beser e z dsL ier Lod Caapbsilt e rst, " l: a ui waa cm of se weary HER MAJESTY'S PROGRESS FROU THE HIGHLANDS. It will be wen from the Court Circular, that the Queen has arrived in London Cr Hotyrool. The Smith rapers give spirited essonnis of her progress from the High. =lands. The Royal party left Strnehaven about two o'clock on Thursday afternoon. It beh.g known that a ober: delay mast neassorily elapse at this point in the transition from the turnpike to the railway travelling, great crowns had assembled fr ,ns the surrounding coo itry. A large body of epecel censtoiles had been provided. Sir Jame. Carnegie, the Lord Lieutenant, and Sheriff Cowan, were in attendatce, along with Lord James H .y, the chairman of the Ale Mesa Railway, and e venal of the directors, to receive her Majesty. Similar preparations and like crowd• heeled the royal train 'at all the keeling stations on the line of railway from Stone baron to B linburgb. The preparatems for her Majesty's recepties at Edinburgh were ere, and varied. The state apartment* at Holy rood P.lees were prepared some dots ago for the royal fam'iy, some trifling alterations having been previously effected. The guard of honour. at ii,dyrood, was mounted at four l'olocx this afternoon. Bailie Rogers, and the con stables of Iblyrood,"e ere also in attendauce, and took up a peados Made the palace gate. A. detachment of the 13th Light Dragoons lined the nelac • lard. The rod through 'he Qeeen's Park from St. Margaret'. station to Holyrood Palm was lined on both sides by the 13th Light Dragoons and 93i1 Highlanders. The &evangel's. sets for lighting the pork, in the explication of its being dark before her Majesty would arrive, were very complete. A series of shout forty posts,' feet in height, was erected elm the road at inter vals of 200 feet, each die playing six variegated lamps, sheltered from the wind in a glass globe, similar to thine an the street.. The most prominent feature in the arrangements wee the immense bonfire on Arthur's Sea', which had been raised both as a mark of public rejoicing end to assist the royal cavalcade to the palace. It was ereete ton a circular area or bare, and cons cud of thirty tons of coals, about one thousand ter barrels, besides many cart loads of wo saturated with oil, turpentine, and other inflammable matter. The pile was about 25 feet in diameter, and nearly 40 feet high. It was kindled at five o'clock this afternoon, amidst the accla mation of a east crowd on the bill. Tee decoration at the landing place at St. Margaret's station, on the North British Railway, were the same as on the occasion of her Majesty's arrival. A guard of honour and • number of gentlemen, including Mr. Sheriff Gordon, Lord B...bertson, and the chairman and several directors of the railway company, were in early attendance at St. Mar . gent's, to restive her Majesty. At twenty. five minutes he fore seven the train reached its destination, the Queen, Price* Albert, and the two juvenile princes being seated in the royal saloon carriage, and the two prideeeses being in charge of Ifeseountess Canning, and the other laiies in the royal household. Her Majesty ascended the brained!. Illuminated stain:am, and was received oo cm. Niel from the canopy by a loud burst of cheering and the national strains of the royal anthem. The illustrious party being seated, the carri.g. s drove on at a slow pace ; and, as the Queen entered the precincts of the royal drive, a large blue light illumined the gateway, and the signal was immediately answered by innumerable and varied lights, displaying the rugged features of the hill and the thronge gathered on every slope and crag, in a most pia tureeque and striking meaner. About seven o'clock her Majesty, with Prises Albert and the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, arrived at the palace, and were maimed with loud cheers. Her Majesty wee received at the palace by Sheriff Gordon: the Lord Provost, Sir William Gibson Craig, M P. for the city, Donald Horne, B q., agent for the Commissioners of Woods and Forests, were also in attendance. Her Majesty left Helyrood for London at eight o'clock yesterday morning. Tat Nitw STAMPS AM.—The dampers at Somer. set-teem have been engaged for the last three weeks from 9 a.m. till 9 pm. (Sudsy' excepted), in preparing for the new aet, which comes Into operation this day, reducing the stomp duties en mortgagee, leases, conveyances, 'agreements, de. The quantity of parchment mat in to be stamped has been so great, shit they have.bsen obliged to have a special locality for the purpose, divided into departments for London and the country districts. During the presest week no less than 230,000 to 300,000 stamps under the new eM have already been delivered to the m so l i so as to enable them to kayo a porde. to @plumose@ with. It will be et least • month or six weeks Woes the present demands can be come The amployes at the Stamp-aim rece ive extra pay for the overtime they aro enesged In stomping. Ppm AT InnioToa.—Yestarday morning, between Coax cad gee (Meek, emoiderabie alum was excited in the neighbourhood of Gibees-square, Isliogton, by the discovery of a fin is the petembes of a gentleman named Lee, residing at No. 10, Milner-amt. Mr. Lee was aroused by the smoke sad erarkling of burning timber. He hastened up mare and alarmed the family, end they fortunately, bat with great difficulty, 'surd over the roof of the house. The brigade engine@ from Watling -street and Jeffrey-square were promptly on the spot, under the direction of Mr. Braidwood. Although there was a good supply of water °Midas& the fire could not he extinguished until the pre- mises were burnt oat, and eoulderable damage was done to the adjoining heron. Tax GREAT FIRE IN MARE-LANE.—RECOVERY 07 A 1•10111 AMOUNT or PIOPORTY.—A great body of ileum remains In various parts of the rains, aid in some plies the fire Is still ten feet deep. Thirty men have been dray employed fa name* mime from the rains. Up to lost night they had resensred about 6 tons of Italian hemp. 'Duly 20 ter of ireaweek, sad soldiers' muskets and sebum They elm tunes chest 6 tom weight of buffalo his.., NO hap et tomer* l tams of sadder, 1 too of disiseible tom ie tt si t i ts I ter of bereehMr. about 1,00 01 - seat of plage mad as ismer gout's, of ale* and sehligeo' aside. eapeoled that it will take at the imeenroMber feetslght ri reemabider of the salvage • Thu fumy eggeotramests that have bees extricated are seedy all destroyed ; sod the aphsdil Weak' vises sent as reseate by ladies diem to tisk Meade in England have ell hoes malted. Therm are Sill known to be 100 pipes of siiinathe rake. 40 eases ef rigor oil, and 6 toes of leaf as ism. The besdee is the premise when the fire ocearred Mum writ WSW zik sormyers to the fire offices 'anti pole gelds, alma Ono Ems is mach property from the raise as they have yet metered.