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pIRSONS of INDurnuous HABITS, either M. Thiers was enahied to express his opinions, ble of living with all partial, is disposed to crush and Louis. When the March insurrection broke out sent of their revective chambers to such accession, EGYPT.-Ateeleeete, SETT. 19.-The Nile has
is ce out et sem IMAMS a MODUATZ =COME and did so amply 'elm other day before our am- where he cannot wheedle.
the Ms ef ardor et -veer ten eartleelers at Vienna, Louie Battbyanyteolt part in tke deputation from tbe modification of the draft of a constitution as reached its leghest water-mark, viz ,22 (Flemish)
mammy, poem= gli=ires• e mixt Ina con. balsam If I SDI rightlz iaformed, it was nee. oer, ise_iperee psi. pmts., 27i pew; ponr per which fetched the wen-known eumesions of March expressly approved by those chambers fer all Germitay ells and 11 inches. All darger of a general inanda-
age e Mem ease Cluinisysint, City. on Manley liKs that a 'seer was Riven by Nem., HA ewer ; nee per Conte, 11mo:tint • ooupens, paper, et: from Vienna. On tee ere of March the Stande-tafel, or into • draft for a more limited federal state, ito radical tion seems to be over. The works on the Nile dam,
Louis Napultem at whialt the dip'omatielody ale bank a bi' Yerninand. "; Exchange eh inhdelt. Sh ay.
FLORICULTURIST% NeThatThbeff &e.- Board of Estates, adopted unanimously tbe motion of a change in the object of the alliance and in the con- on which 10,000 men were engaged a short time
reenepasseaseessemiesse gegomee,-ts, be easpoeep peered in roue. Lord Normanby had been speaking Kossuth to send a deputation to Vienna to demand ditions of those parliamentary approvals would ensue, back, have been suspended on &tenet of the high
lawneetteseeette et the Me_pmenster, Mr. Joke tel M. Thien before dinner of the good that might GERMANY. the installation of an Hungarian ministry for con- that even from this one cause only danger to the ob- ego of the water. Many doubt whether this gigantic
iayeo=te'leseterietteete tEeette==seeelem• emelt* accrue from the union of two great nations like ducting the affairs of Hungary. On the 16th of jecte proposed by the alliance of May 26 could be undertaking, on which millions have been alrealy ex-
empla hew suisysesseaumgve mi pellislis essiiiiin ilea France and England. Atter mance MM. De Thom PRUSSIA.-Our correspondent writes as follows: March, three days after Prince Metternich had re- found in pursuing the way as at present intended. peaded, will ever be competed :it has produced,
mune, worse sem alle e eLelft'elt_Lnee lllelNee'o a ke a I le e and Kisseleff, seeing their presence was not very BERLIN, Ocr. 15. signed the charge of chancellor, Louis Batthyany was they say, a very dangerous curreut in the mighty
m tag eseemilmem MK= or nes sow m tan received with the Hungarian deputation by the
teem. naopeeseese ee s seems opportune, left, and the convenatim falling on the To•day is the tines birth-day. This evening there river itself. The official news was brought here yea-
Mes usurers a modem. emus big same topio as befote between our ambsestdor has been an illumination. One feature in this is Emperor Ferdinand, and mainly to tbe influence of
UNITED STATES. terday to the sanitary inspectors, that in coneequltice
ea milismet Nee anatamseare en,,,,eseesekete and M. labiate the Frelidest is said to have noticeable, and worthy of imitation in other countrier, that ulnae' with the court are to be ascribed the of the advice of Dr. Prue, who had only lately re-
tinue endarplle an en imestensive melee memennell en dr mut . . .
emageme mob% rad siira Ruse Inge slum pangs. el gegen joined in it. It was in tte course of that discussion the government edifices are not illuminated. concessions which gave so great an impulse to the turned from Egypt, the quarantine laws will be abo-
eitymmememey volley; there le alnetheeme ere= Stelljzfreellet that M. Thins mid that, ewer than go to war with Tne Chambers have sat neither to-day nor yes- Hungarian revolution. These concessions were soon ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA. lished at Mareeilles. Tne latter city, in consequence,
lewte,,,e;aullualmt eeo e mia"Stieeegeneeketeelli elereadellete,aluiletk•lemi lao god Russia on • question like that of the referee he tetdsy. repented of at Vienna, and the Austrian government stands now on an equal footing with Trieste; but the
tried eve.ery mean; to bring Hungary to surrender
erreadense, either wltb Ws peeks or separatee.ecigg b would overthrow twenty governments. Lord Nor- After the ratification of the treety between Austria The British and North American Royal Mail letter, it is expected, will, ere long, receive the prefe-
P" tv l'i"e• ''f vlith "rt.' tit __l_rtiPlred• news ele nanby rejoined," If so, Fiance would fall, as between aed Prussia concetning the central power has taken them again. In Augnet a reseript of the Austrian
steam-ship Cambria, Captain Shannon, arrived at mail.
leue maga mem& eserreefaeMy ela &West Fres et Me ferenee for despatching to England the overiand
wee ueseelews.semee eta every eseuesten ging me neeeetesse two plank', to the bottom of the sea." Such is ie place, and the consent of the Archduke Vicar of the government was sent to Pesth requiring the rest*.
Liverpool this morning, with mails and passengars
arn roma.. sad elms , then Slooda isals ash bffil 1909117 substacce, as lam informed, the conyersation that Empine has been obtained, the courts Of Vienna and 1 ration of the conoestions of March. When the
from New York, which port she li ft on the 3rd inst., m
&Benet rgreemeses, ma taigbt lesill•eseed et legareedy. the cedes
bungee b tag gage is tie pal, bonds, gi.aiige 0.4,,..„.Y., took place. Berlin will invite all the Germsn governments to i Emperor had resumed the unlimited powem
I granted to the Archduke Stephen, a numerous der- calling at Halifax on the 6tb, en her homeward a ENDERS FOR A CONTRACT TO CONVEY MAILS TO
tether metiedeve sed to vww eggly to Mr. W. itereztee On that very day it was that orders had been sent acetee to this treety. voyage The dates brought by the Cambria ate Ann racist ArsernAt.u. AND Naw Zit/suttee. era expected to
wielierneer and egret, Opmen-stren, lemileigten. to the French fleet to sail for the Dardanelles. M. The following is received as tbe most authentic teflon repaired to Vienna, of which Louis Batt. y- be advertised foe by the guvernment in • few days. New
To mg gempuTea (Way pnoyeseneete um mix Thiele heard of this the day after, and is said to have But
version of Fuad Effend n . The Turkish any was the president. The result is known. b d
es mimeo t- four &relater than those received este on Satarday Zealand will ha included in the contract, to enable pulls's to
tender for the conveyance of the mails via Panama and the
CANTILE GUMMI& AND um PUBLIC. been seriously aunoyed at not having been consulted. envoy connys to ths Czar an sutograph letter of the at the first moment of war with Austria, Louis Bat- y the likernis•
The steam-ship Canada, which left this port on the Pacific, es well as by way of Egypt and India.
T .AARE NC E HY AM aed
_CLOM FAN Y So much so that he went to M. de Toequevillei, and Sultan, and an answer of the Divan to the note of theany resigned his place as minister, entered as com-
22nd, called at Halifax, to teed some of her mails and THE NEW EMPEROR or HAYTI, FAUSTIN I. (ex-
ile, ~,,,,,b`timil".."""omiotstutiog,Togginggeoco.l.l".67llll) ' ae.'"%.00 "'mate asked ben whether it ware true. atd if it were that Coant Nesselrode. The Eiden does not make the mon soldier into • regiment of bourn and took no
parieengen. , and.promed.ed onwards.. President Soulouque), soon after his seceesion to the throne,
STitEer, tatabs. so lawshen Wailes Aspen out. tbe order should.* countermanded. ef. de Tocqueville least sllusion, in his letter, to the extradition, of wh.ch part in the proceedings of the committee of national bent a senator, M. Laplenque, on a special mission to the
proginenertearrits nyoaLthing of interest or importance by the French and English governments. That gentleman Iris just
9"4". 4•9 794"*"""sw *7 119."84* wale. hi said that the fleet was already lar out of reach of the there Was neiteer any mention in the Csar's auto- defence. When Windischgries made his appecoaransniseet.
weemetten wtth *ell weLlmoom OW ea, GRAM arrived In Paris.
CID; RCILSTREET, LONDON. and nem& Mistillaneentis- the telegraph. graph letter to the Sultan, but simply offers his coe- before Pestle a deputation was sent to him,
ea ani 65, Lord-street, Umiak at. Ellatas_Ll
... Xlmataelaea• The following, from the Toulonneis of the ettb, con- gratulation' upon the victorious successes of Rusean , ing of Con t Louis Batthyanye Archbishop Lanovios, The British brig 'fetter, beund from Wilmineen Lott MONTES.-Mr. and Mrs. Heald arrived at
to Liverpaol, bad, in distress, put into Norfolk, Vim Berolilon_ • ors the 901 e asff watt _Or . Melt& the 114 949
23' "4""talet'llanaine'ana* hi' wwrw•wwwweft lialishulli% firms this : " The Tenate left yesterday with arms in Hungary. The note, however to the Russian and Deak, to treat for the spartng of the city and the
having been on her beam-ends for some time, a le' e ° ° en° a
ak .
ece Th F ;near th t tar. Hearers health a nee
42, Wm...erect, Basel. 49, IMMO% Lied%
IL rnienomeet, Bristol. 17, est.ghwe, Bd. despatches foe General Aupiek, at Constantinople. cabinet declares that the Porte will adhere to its de- pacification of the country. Upon this (evasion Itinis,
an t rown overbear her stores, fresh water, dealt- peed, and adds that Lola Montag cannot me Spanish.
191, WO-street, Fetter. 44, Argesigothrest, Glasgow. The Mediterranean squadroe, commandel by Vice- termination. It appeals to the text of the Koran Bettbyany was arrested, and kept thenceforth in con- d h d
L. HYAM and c 4, ea. OefonLet Will Mawr tO the l d b
oa , alwarks, &e. Six of the crew sick. THE HOP DUTY.-The payment of the motel
mute and mewing ea unprecedented their sendwin do Admiral Parseval•Desehenes, which has been for which offers to all believers hospltality. and protection finement. moiety of this duty has been postponed till October 15, 1850,
The cotton accounts are full as unfavourable as c c
not think It would be judlelosis '.O depart Irsat Mwlr.... wlellr_tele„..,.... in some time lying in the anchorage at limeys, has just in misfortune, and to the frequent evasions of the tree- Comore is at pretent entirely occupied by the y be the n misery bond for its p tyment is to be given by the
" seW "tabli.h."t' 'r Painliall " ''''. :zr - - received er6rs to sail immediately to the Dardanelles. ties of Pessarowitz and Kutechnk-Kainsrelji. Clear al- Austrian troop, and sot a sinele Homed remains.
sad mode el conducting their hosinem, Mew= the ever. 15th of November in the present year.
la Me derived by these who linen them with tbeir It is generally believed that the English fleet has lumens, although without mentioning names, are made I The departure of the Hungarian garrison began on The editors of Teenessee State were shortly to hold FURTHER CONSIGNMENT OF EAST INDIACOTTON.-
nes id rn Mr. h Flemin mere to de
a convention on professional matters, after the ex- -Fray mo ,ng. Hee li, thrf
tomassads. already left for Ourlsc (Galph of Snmena)." to eillosch, Ypeeinti, and others. Fuad Effendi is i the 3rd. Melaka, issued the following proclamation • Commercial Asiociation, received • letter nom Mr. J. Mel-
t.. Ilya* asid 00., 44, 011eristsen leam 11111 • ceeteres ego- Ai am_ple of the New York and Maryland eontempom, les. wilt woretory to
nose la lonees. with Wined ementen allnisel, end a d It was subequent to this that M. ' era' report ap- commiesioned in • private audience to promise strict on the lst :
The health of New Orleans, especially to etranteeten the court of directors of the East India
the 004 estineitt eilehlishwellie ine a the lama at peared on Roman affair*. Can it be that there is a avreeillance of the refugees, mad the removal of the Soldien!-Fate has decided that we should anal our i CoMpeny, ttspecting a fresh consigement of cott .n. Ydr.
11*** * swim" ..".*** *l.l =1.1( sd****6 .I am • bet h t ati d that war chic's from the frontier in ease Austria or Russia battles. W• are urged to this conclusion in the first place is much better this season than ever it has n ilelvill, in his letter, states that he is commanded by the
museedleary shormser sash es arm win ...e...i le im, connexion ween t e wo que ow, at
Ism. with Russia ie at the bottom of both Turkish and thould conceive alarm at their neighbourhood. by sound mason, which shows how assigns it were to prose known to be, end thie, notwithstanding the sediment, court of directors to inform Mr. Fleming that Mr. William
L. RYAN sad CO., SK Oxforderneet, me sil intermediate pre. Roman affairs-a war which M. Thera would avoid The Spanish ambundor, Dona* Cortes, Marquis 'ou - • ' • •
le the war • next by the circumstances ef the population &c of the disastrous ov ti
. . ~ erflow some me ego. Ratheone had received the court's instructions to forward to
Ms; that =di they de not misetemare diesseeives they obtain f the radius of Comore, whom it were httle tem than tiva- him fur sale at Manchester 663 whole, 22 half hales, and
A convention of nine counties in Alabama had been 0 " rad yhyj hji
direst ham the AM asekers. ltypewelwrieg in this cadent manner at any pries,. de Valdegames, is returned from Dresden. His ex- son against our weeny to harass with the ooatinuenes of a ne bundle of cotton, the p uce 0 t e rose , han-
Mg' earn • meMiteL. hi Meneed ehmlint_a' te"*. 7° Per "mt. M. de Fallen": is very iIL The fever has recom- celleney sill ia about another month go back to hopeless struggle; end lastly, by the sad omsciourness and held at Shelby Springs during the last week in diffi, Surat, and Dherwer cell, ctorates consignint from
I. IiTAX art ma., M. °saviors.% procured for the
Mimi. demrimess = mienstee end dodge sleek of Parisian and menet& Madrid. A new Spanish secretary of embassy al. positive coneiclinn, that betides the garrison of Comore September, ta cony out the Selma and Tenneseee Bombay, in the ship George Beckham. ' The C =menial
West el regime else= of rag erreie, edger. end quality. Ilse The Constautionnel has the following on the official rived to-day. there exists throughout ill Hunguy no military fOree which Railroad. Association is, as usual, requested to report upon the quality
Me sod Laney dadsine can oppose any resistance to the enemy. The capitulation The oommercial accounts represent business in all ot the sinners, which, from information recently receiveJ, is
aaw Lateatake tan"aings =city. st. drem ridior, or revenue retutns for the first nine months of 1849 : AUSTRIA.-Vienna dates are to Oct. 13. of Comers is therefore in eonsequenes of negotiations deter- expected to be ot • Virg superior character.
. pans of the union as being in a very brisk state, and c e N ej Hpi •
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lamer. They ere Garen is texts... meow isobar, =dee the The table just publis ed by the Minister of Finance of The peeeee zeituoy
records the execution of mined, but the surrender can only take place after ". ... . OTTON FROM ORT ATAL.- r. . emtng,
choked deinen. 'he indirect taxes, to the Ist of October, is another proof of the return of cur marine from Peterwardin has `"e tan trace Was as protnisit g 9.6 it appeared when
the Beeretary of the Manchester Commercial Asereittion,
L lITAII end CO , 26, Oxford.etrest, has minted from the best the amelioration which is taking place in commercial and another eminent Hungerian, Gauze who has been
brought us certain intelligence through ocular testimony tbe Europa left. has, since our laat, received a consignment of 37 bales of
Ind M'AI wieb"tedn"hen "wit. Pam. add kg" wiltsmatiagt• manufacturing matters. The amount of the indireet taxes banged at Peath. Nor is this the only victim an- that this ' hty fortreve has submitted to the decrees The Nee York Courier and Inquirer has the fol- cotton from Port Natal. Samples were exhibited upou the
which are mearkably deb, Ordlissitts veried,of the mon mime and to October 1, is 609 millions, being el millions more than for neuneed. Baron Jeseerek has been subjected to the of fate. The conditions under which Comom surrenders 1 • • •
novel styles; in fact. the P..ntrehnetheon trillion Ire =thin itself owing in its summary : Exchange yesterday, snd excitt d much attention Two of
material. OM einem gentlammes attiee et every ei tee the corresponding period of 1848. &ill, as compared with same fate. The sentences are recorded as follows : are so honourable, and our lot is, according to the stipule- the bales were grown from Sea Island cotton, and were of a
Ire style of art, rod unpattileled la the swan d Int= an een. 1847, there is a feline off of 58 millions. Such is the vice The deity b f ela ' ith F 3
LedielensCsansi native f C iin the county of Zile in tie•S, to advantageous, compared with the fete of the re- roduce
somr. anceeiiiienoirorn r
not, oftns Lei
cliewcearseebraust t f
very semen! quality ; they sold at 13d. per lb. Fuur of the
may. Item of the blow given by the revoluti.m, and which it sin, o tans ,
H d 69' 13 ' tin rti sof the Hungarian army, that we may gm. 1. • apPe ' • Y ' bai dt h been iron New Orleans weed,
y . catholic, single ; and aeon John Ina eIPo on es appears o are grown
1.. Winer soil CO, allk Oared-etreer. Ls eider to reeder the Cot- will require several years to get over. Still, it it worthy of *agar,' aga terruption of some sort of the friendly intercourse which
tine Deportment at 'Keane se esseible, have emmead cutters ot the k that the vement of am• liorstion tends to incre Jesserak, native of Presbarg, spied 49 year., of the evange- brace those conditions without hesitation, and with the more has so long subeisted between the two countries. and, though not of quite so good a staple as New Orleans
talent., esperiene, end seknowled Milltire; Rad so rads- remit s wl° . • • Heal religion, married, partly by their own confusion, partly pride, as ws owe them to cur firm, decided, and manly be. We cannot thi,,k it possible, however that in the absence cotton usually is, it is of beautlful colour, end is altogether
CV: they of their qualification and certain ty„fsi a ut .4,, that ten more and more sa the policy of order guns strength. Thus, =lour. Our mode of dealing has filled the enemy with of a very serviceable character. It is not yet sold, but is esti.
b the le al testimony of others, have been convicted of 11 of an real rievance or cause of quarrel, any but tbe most
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Ow s gusrentec to that effect, and, in order to tat it, their patrons of the 41 millions just mentioned, the share of the first two 1 . g
having in the official positions conferred upou them by the regard for us. To preserve oar good report and name is, transitory cloud can be suffered to obscure the peaceeble meted to be worth Gi per lb. The bulk of the cottr.it was
have at all times the option of retundee any garment which may in quarters is 21 millions, and of the third 20 millions. We
ri hellions ov l'ed b • ' ' I therefore, Oar first
ernment app i , from the e inning to the and highest duty, even now when we re- ..0 • -/ • - that which is indigenous to the country. The staple of this
n rim o both countries.
my moaner be diamond of, though previously son, approved, may add that the augmentation is really mom coesiderable
nd of the gvl ti ' poch sll h g the sounee with clear conscience the path which we have per- . • • cotton is fully as long as that of New Orleans cotton, and is
down, erd loud for. than that indicated by the Minister of Finance. In fan, if e ra .° U anaz7 e ,t s means m. a power In regard to the Lengths we have no definite information
L. IliAii and l'O., SG, oxford-4feet. have elaborately fitted uo the
1,,, the postoffiee revenue has been 8 millions less thie year fur the victorious carrying through ef the ro saed so man months with glory Comrades ! Let us stet
belliou, and of y . , •
un_ ~„ . . . ' to communicate. The intelligence brought recently from ales of this cotton
of good quality ; the drawback from the v .
depertment. ..1 clothing for immedinte war with every requ le, having themselves conducted and executed the measures and melt to "detain our reputation smiled an* havin is its yellow ce . ,
lour Thu however is not of much impor-
both 'ireful and anamentaL Item may be selected from a it. a n e Puels mg one, I
the th d• 't is evident that that It must be •. . g Zealand, that Lord li'gin's policy was entirely approved at
decrees proper for this end, and so stood in the tire- fought with honour, let us carry with us this noble eon 'elth hl f '4l
tame in the Nottingham trade, an e w o e o thou e-
- home and that he hienelf was to be advanced to the peerage
esteednig 20,MM. in value, every dem-ripe= of apparel that talent attributed to the postal reform ; to give the reel augments.
most line of those who fermented and furthered *Monona iota our future 1 f
-Lc het 1,9 heap this tree- ' • f d o da scription of cotton sold at Gd. per lb., we believe, for that
and Ingenuity ma dente or lariat. masiattna of dress and surtout tion, it would be mensery to add these 8 millions to the -together with the tone o the press towar s Lana and
the tendencies directed to the subvenioa of the sure, and let our lest military deem b• market. Some part of it was considered to be worth 6l to
-- - again. the Canadiate-are said to have produced greet eau*.
costs, woletcoael. Wenn% *Mlle and rervante' clothing. an. at 41, which would make 49 millions. Amongst the branches , ~ a 614.-Mancliesier Guardian.
priftS that canna bel to eell the Illea whet retistaetient. of th• revenue which show the greatest increase, must be 'tereet" u. .
usably end the rupture of the political mann Plan' and chivalrous. Let us remain true to dutyl,l ration in that viler y, and to have hastened the csncle-
t. lIVAM mil CO., sa, °A.M.'S:ere. Mark even antic, in Plain. Una with Austria ; and having been on these accounts found order, and discipline, up to the last moment, whe
. lions of many 1 uhtersielavour of annexation. A few months EXCISE BENEVOLENT FUND SOCIETY.-An act
med the stems which 've 19 millions additional in
na cu. . , ift . il be opened te tread maul •
brid. anti legible Nara, the wry lowest welling prece, from which no guilty 01 high treason, have been condemned, besides the the Peaceful metal wet' wt.- wail mature this feeling, uoless some ve7y une 'petted of parliament woe passed ehortly before the prorogation, to
Moment ea bp mode ; sonsemsently erwarbra • uniform node el d 5 •
et_ modeles, 8 milltons additionll in colonial sugars, an mil-
t, lodestar* of their when property, to suffer death by the rope. that dear soil where parents, relations, and brothers stretch chasge of p hey on the port of the home government takes extend to the officers of inland revenue the privilege of be-
inin lumen priecipie et bonne. sont say Emmet that deo am gin lima in foreign sugars. The registration dues have , - out their longing arms towards thousands, towards those •
To se sentences were to-deal fi • d V •
y, ter Oen motion an pu uca- , be IthE ' B 1 FdS •• • It
place. In other quiteren everything seems calm. We have coming mem re o e seise enevo ent un ou ..y.
the nmet erqualitied oppugn:kis win be =abseiled =themes= eir, crowd 3 millions, ditties en potable liquors 2 end- . *
il peAerred, the money will be lemedlately relorsed. bone, &c. It is to be remarked that the duty on salt. mat executed. By the I. jp Coin martial. tnousands whom their, in a fairer end mere hopeful time,
DO more r cent intelligence from California. At home all is sppears that the society was established under the entection
NA-A detailed c.talegue. containing a list of prices and a de-
. which ought to have decreased 29 millions in came-
• Penh, Oct. 10, IEI9. with kindled enthusiasm, devoted to the service of the conn•
t Be" if notwithstanding my proclamation disturbances e
tran eil and prosperous. Our cropo have been very Mend- of the Commissioners of Excise for their officers ; and, in
81111**(g 'l°6' maybe h 4" °l'Plicat"°°' ***Pm" f"itoani mince of the reduction of two-thirds, has only diminished The hanging ef the exile:lister Csanzi and the -ry' ' ant. Money is easy and plenty, and the rate of interest low. consequence ef the consolidation of tho stamps and the ex-
pert of th.• Iritilril kingdom or enema should take plaae, I declare solemnly that I shall
20 millions. But we must take into a• count a einem- commissioner of the Neutra county, Jeseemk, was at- es eonstrained to punish with death the offenders, who can- to extend the societteto the
The autumn trade lue been active, and all intereve-exeept cis., it is considered necessary .
TgeEet.Lti 'f RAYS.-EXTRAORDINARY SHOW.- stance whieh has mad
.in a temporary. manner, namely, tended by circuenstancei of scandal which have ope- i not possibly escape the vieilenee of the sentries, which have haps the ahipning interest-are doing well. The freigh A inland officers, and for that purpose this statute is to taken
The tarred essertmeet el• TEA TUTS and WAITERS ever the necessity of getting in a fresh proviuon, which lies been rated seal more to incense and disgust the inhabitants I bees doubled. Tha conditions of surrender are herewith in LT... on the European packet st.ips are very low , end as notice of es a public act.
m together is sow an SALE at wILLUM et tic UTONIC, SO, so much the more considerable that the dealers had allowed the steamers take ff • 1 rtion fth b' .
o ergo po
„o eca en passengers, DESTRUCTION ue FARM . ROT
P ERTY IN BERK-
an identical and authentic copy, word for word, in the Hun. • •
Oxford-urea (corner M itemnies.stress), sad No. i, Seem:us-meet their stoaa to run down last year in the expectation of the 0 ea
f P tb. Both of th • '
ese victims attempted to address . those fine sailing vessels are very mu.h pinched. re broke out upon the e•sten-
Rattan and Chrome. Lae mimes, communicated to the garri- . . snin.-Ou Monday night •fi , . d
Gothic slope ?min Mash* Trope per set a Meehan of duty, and that at present ere filling them the crowd, but the roll of the drums drowned their
.__KyArio, ciaaaaaT Notwithstendise the almodan f Money. nowever. tne sive farut and homestead of Mr. William I ato, situa A. at
three, teem WI' 611 I° raiwu• is apprehension of the duty rosessalslishal. As to the voices. The Jack Ketch stripped the bodies to their prices of stocks have not recovered° from the decline ol the Pintkney's Green, near lleidenheed, Berkshire, whereby
GO ditto hie ditto, Dees lie. In 4 guise= On the 3rd Oct. Ida ka breed a fresh proclaim-
P
Mal forts it is clear that it Menet in any Meaner risalised r .ee iast few weeks, though they are somewhat higher then at propeity to the amount of several thousand pounds was
Own= ger art, trom te. ed. An abaci. eadlow envy carman 'Pe re t vid of a hie a eta_ men ,s ey were left hanging for an hour, and then tips. the departure of the last packet, as the list of quotations here- cesennee,
awl Iron treys, many el them gamin la no Innet the hopes which hed been conveyed in a cart to the hospital. Casseedes, Ify heart is oppreseed as for the last time I with will show. The bunness in foreign exchange by this T
aNDIRECT TAXATION DT THE GAME LAW 3 UPON
Ewe at goat a WAIN se Well engin eon Inag odd or tioa is the narater of letter* Sent, sines it gins a deficit of 8
The d f the B h ted t add • h ' d d I d 1 ' • • •
at yany amoan o rem yos; you to wom jay an sonow, an
.g ory, ear y puke% is quete light ; the rates for sterling are at from 91 to
em ef eletelOse. lune end °ante wattle% cehli End Mem millions, and which e ill probably be upwards of 10 millions °wry o THE POOH LAWS.-Tiva eases Of game-law truing lately
bestow, equen low.-WILLIAM IL BURTON (lite Itlppres end ear the whole year. The revival of liminess also extends its bought by patriot blood and the minersal feeling of a hot 10 though few bills reach the latter price For French bills
seven million of florins, the whole of which has been
obligitie.,, ,
,_ _, _
_. , i , . • . occurred at Stonehaven, and both the parties charged (teho
Ilianese.•-r, in weinetreet, IMO. favourable influence to the dinct taxes. There only remain confiscated to the Austrian treasury. ea 6se strongly. so Ing•Farapuq maim RC at the quotations are from 522t0 20 for short sight. had large families) were convicted. They were put into
7 millions to reJover from thous of 1648, incluvive of the The crown of of battle
Se Ste hen and royal insi ia of &A l°llg lia" We lUnU.ea the vett mine • The receipts at the Custom-house continue large, and there Stonehaven Prison for the longest period of imprisonment
fIpHE MOST APPROVED BTOVILS.-The extraordinary tax of 45c. As to the taxes of 1849, out of the ae.,„ P lee With sublime self evotion we &trove after the are now iu the suletreasury of this city more than four
el. demand fur the CHUNK and ifESTA STOVES (separately . - t 436 'lnoue th is he 0 been alreadyrt ”""gary have been conveyed, it is said, from Widdin seal. We did all thot mon eau do, and may 'present oar- millions of dollars in coin. lisppily the banks have oleo a allowed by law, the consequence of which is, that the family
whom amoun ,or ma , e • of the one was thrown upon the parochial board of Fette-
rusted, eelli confinable nostoted. end amens fuming her n sold . 265 li. n teavas 171
miaow to be
..t
r...ii.d. h. to England. selves without blushing before the tribunal of the world and good supply, and as the ir discounts are quite within limits. team and the ether on that of Laurent:43ll6A, during their
..1 smiKe (In °II' upward"' el "DM' tkeheelh the Patrunalle °I ill
al
to
s'
•g Li • • 263 Lloyd states that the Countess Bathyany, after the of the Most High. In the book of fate, however, it was the exoess of specie locked up in tie sub.tressury, which for ,„„„„1, •
hen. who Wine had vile rimmed thew promeinently meta quell.. last quarter by itself is down for 104 mi 119111 tn the periods of im • • h h •
prnonmeat , so t at t e retelayers,
lee written And we have now to give up the path man weeks t has aver ed more than three millions -7-`-tive 'd
tles, WILLIAM s. inartull Ism renewed ermillinere in recommend- millions got ia. Far the firet time, the mortmain, taxed by eXe:lttion of her husband, did not go to Toth, but to °teem . _. .. . 7 Pea . .eg . i directly. an de facto, pay the expense of keeping these
leg ibeen for their elesakaen moonsty, end sehty. tering the tam the soe, jo
w, has paid 11 millions, or half of the sum im- Csargo to the Countess Karoly, who le also • Zichy. u•
oon which the public communion ot =wag enema so causes no oppreh.nrion or ineo„,„,„ce
f• h a and hitt iht iiideed dill • • • parties in jail, and their families while they are in It Few
6.6 yel'a they Wm* am• "id mrui' a 9" wean'et ui the bed. posed. Now, however satisfactory may be these results, it is e ".. many aur ope , . upon w. ere se g As illustrating the rapid progre as of some of our inland
room of the int.did. siring a sonem Wmpleature throughuat the t less tr that the indirect deities will Lave rendered, ' h ill ' I •hth 1 t
rom tuenco se w go, in comp lanai vett e eie shed oar blood, but without doing ute least serves tO Ms towns-inland es to the ocean, though sheeted on the great people are aware that we had so many preservers and sup•
rten of the game•laws " In the Fineness case the man
es 7 lea nail t• with wee einni:o77lli* vine"' etteet'eL*--P'"uu" ' no
" dimin ' th It ta 78 millions mu wishes of the cotint that she should leave Hungary, muse of our country. Wei give up became we are called interior seas which we call lakes-we copy from a Chicego
lars adth teutmenlis Ina II mete of gestate pee, conspriseie the "eon on ese x,
.. red not killed-anythi • b d
eg-he was found y the un er-garne.
Cheek, On. • note. litem EM.; Moms tor as., tom los. thee during the first nine mouths of is 47. It is a fleece to visit • female relative in Bavaria. spat to do so by Oar °Gentry, which stands In paper the following statistics of the growth of the repels. eee hb hood f'•" tb th
per in the near nem eur oa • girn ; e o er
tech.-Lac 'ffippon and MMus, 39, oleo Mstreet,sorme et Emirman. which must not be lost sight of when the budget of nem The Wiener Zeitung contains the following ordi- n" ions for the future •we 'vs nP 'on and commerce of that town
d of faithful , ip
that 4 • was caught at liargrecn, and is a notorious poacher.-
street, end No. 1, Nowanorrert Email •bed in Welloffeest, 11120. you lo annum. name :-" Since, by virtue of existing treaties, the emetry,
beemas we have holy engagements towards t Chicago, in the State of Illinois is at the southern ex- r, .1 0..,
whose whole consolation for the future trone I Lok web* 4 to, • • th r,orelf ••••••
awes Meet Vasa, O. IL resealed Mg. BOEHM Ity 0 • 1 Igen, an the point at which e
filling of the post of governor in the fortress of will bs in the undeviating attachment of her children. canal from the Illinois river joins the hike.
DRlsil NW" CANDLES. 74. a - PAWS, nor. 17. Par Foe AMMat Mayence falls now to the turn of Austria during tbe Therefore remain to be still the pillars and supports of the t'ln 1836 the value of imports amounted to 325.203d0b.90e., MONEY MARKET. ,
A PaLIIEWS PATOIS CANDLER, A smohell "PaMit.l. Money. lilt/pang anew. WPM. Omen. text five year*, his Imperial apostolic majesty has fatherlaed ! The Meilen entrusted to you you have in • and the value of exports to 1,000 dols. 64e. From 1836 to
Wine or inaMe nobs - 1840 both im rts and ex eta ste 3in
manly an I, et pt ad y creased. The WEDNESDAY EVENING.
WA elne. a 11110--, - !id. X pill Celt.. - The deprersion which took place in the French
Maori. 11 so 4 whlis as Gin 'l7;olstsomas 67 NI sr to month, to appoint his cousin, the Lieutenant Field- bowed the heed before tee iroa pressure of events. This ports, and 228,634 doh. 74c. value of newts." Rentes on the Paris Bourse, coneequent upon the re-
ales the non Mode of lamps la We sdneie he them j ple C** M bal A lid k Albert
fee la NI lit •110.1•111 amt MIL Irma Saidirret. asehL_ltießsh'e 44 pig Beita.
tlts NeW Ulm •e. is w n w an rc u e ,as governor of this fortress; airensanance and saved honour may fill you all with com- The sbip Henry Clay, which was damaged by fire some port of dissensions having amen in the French
e It n
Pawn Paareine„ la send awn 4s. gd. Per Plbell-nt wiLmlll II per Cott& • 66"91 . „ „ " General Count Degen
" fete, promoted at the NMI time ppm,. Receive, therefore, for your manly and valiant weeks ago, while loading for Liverpool, We geld Yesterday cabinet on the Romish question, which might lead to
a. SURTIMPsi ;kw nein mil lloreml. SO, Osinlianst Mann or Exedummi on Landes :10 d4e, 15 M_; 99 day% 15 U. d Reoei e a secant of the underwriters and brou ht 000 do
to the rank of lieutenant field-manhal, as vice-governor, battles the warmest thanks of the &therein . v t for , g 13,
let a change of miniatry, has not been without exercising
amegramkegreat, mei itga t. Newmemotion--Insselheed la Wens. t heartfelt farewell. God be mr worm her builder was concerned in the urchase She
non a.a. USK gerelli 150 - the lime lime my deePre, ma
lit 1642
ens • is to be re ,re equip
~, and under her old name and „ . .
P ' a certain degree of influence on our Stook Exchange.
Ds. et
ERItYTIILNO for the TOILET at ?naffs Do. ge
Heenneteregeele_...__., leeneeelletnet_e_e_ ........::Idaddid Ida' "•_......,__Wths lainas.-Wwls sod armee The: Pelle we RaIWE. 5"; 714"4" Our correspondent writes : _
eeesese • ...wee mi. ma brIMINIS. 4111.1% Irmme. ms la.. so z mop eas gtou 217 30 ; geniecin aad VIENNA, Ocr 11. the sth : Mined fact that the account was decidedly a " Bull"
COMMERCIAL.
gad sonag men retinues. on an binsmain non wan noa:.-irergs ; Gino ntersom. mo ; Bordeaux, 402 10 ; tenth, • In conformity with the concluded treaty, the town and one, is generally assigned as the cause of tile extreme
"ewe" leee lad "4"•81S; helhe' mei ieelwe *Nit* lifts ; raw amd elmerierg,lM X; TON= sad Nue= VA The treacherous and illegal matinee in which Count brims, of Comorn must to•day be evacuated completely by New Yeas, OCr. 2.-Corrotr.-yhe tees eines our last depreciation noticed in the English funds at
Mg sow wan se =them Is Reels Mawr iia.= Battbyany was arrested makes his execution the the former garrison. All these individuals who act in Per Intents geth eitl. "'tented WOW bake' The Ametic" the close of business. Console opened at 92e
and Mg= nes. aad
Ind • sin kalsnonam, va"="imme. cord won an more abominable. He was member ef a deputation eontrivention of the treaty, and remain here longer then advice'. larellital VW ....4114thed the delhood ger 'Mon The Well .
=Whelk Waft' rabaigilik, mit se Minty of redierehe ITALY. to Prince Windisebgratz, and attempted in January, dto their slice aillefild. being chiefly for home um, Mee been ligpsfriLand .- .. .
24 hours will bs apprehended, and without regar ___lmetiesm a
Ted.ton of 0. ba, bus
.....a.4 b, In ,
ie. tO L for oney from which point they under-
,.
_e„eho went various fluctuations downwardn until they
anon in ft le ennial. in the ranks of the ''''P
before Pestb, to negotiate terms of peace, but in spite fernier Mb enrol" m minima wlliere . witli tims9l pl=fit so re'll'°' "'e wh° bld naa l''' ."'"47 settled at the close at 91fe For account, the 14th,
SARDINIA.-Tbe Piedneogstere Gazette of tbe im eel army. Excepted from this measure are the sick, o, how gio, koNers one asling, end it ie doubtful
li BA UTIF I/ L TIIICT H. - ROWLANDS of his sacred charecter as an envoy was seized, brought thogsge who below to the town of Comore and those who ere gnaw keee Ins could br minima without mune they were equally unsteady, having opened at 921 to
13th inst., the only Turin paper, it teems, that ap- .
as MONT°. se MILL DENIIMUCS, a nits powder, IMF A • dot '1 1t 1 le 1 -
pneoner to natria, an n nett ae y was is p ace waiting for passports to go abroad, who 4611 therefore apply a meterisl Wham en the highest mimed the sews-they certainly .
1 and gradually declined to 911 to 1, the closina
=led thearemt sod meet redone! isemeleseset teeerlestal peered on that day, in consequence of the funeral cm
of confinement changed to l'estb. The circumstance to the Imperial commandant fir *card of security.-Comorn, oared net le et the Mosher enotatil74l4 et width the boelness of the "' •
la gral'ital "ll' tr' ths le". "I""bo,L,S:at 'ma- remony of the 12th, has the following on the subject: three post days has hem done. price. The Three r Cent". Redaced co -
pe mmenced at
sin May, Ono sad prisenes the ellaillei. the mot that Batthyany, of all the leading men in tbe Hun- Oct. 5.-Count Nome L. F. M., and Commandant of Wiled Mobile, 5. 0. 91, and left off at 901. The New Three-and-a-Quar-
f Turin • da which
reee" ""weeleteee et"' we'11e.....1 6." " Yesterday was fm the city e- i garian revolution, was the first who volantar2 the fortress, ad interns. and Tema. ter per Cents. receded from 92,1 to 9110 at wlech the
ils W Isi mule awesome frees tee Pouf add • will leave a permanent impression in the eart of HANOVEIt, OCTOBER 13.-The opening of the wade, None. DOM.
Many muse sod neheme en enned, ea thee the teeth (if kart ere 1 eed le lf •th f At '
p a Luise in e power can us rian gene , , e_ last transaction was marked.
Mee madam am to nolo onus. pow go. id. on. icy_..tax. every one. Dating from that day, a new destiny as is led for the Bth of November
. ' that he took no part in the proceedings of the revola- eneenutes - sett • =Men tepid ord.
MM. piped mold. ...- 9l to 10
10i to Ifii to 101
11 to 11 Exchequer Bills were again in demand, and &d-
-eem Ye Melia thellGge grew leseeslhentwOwelleiweeshetee it were, will commence in our fatherland. The au- tiso i i to 111
t t D b • • th t
ary governmen a e Man, nor in e man- KW In Is fah, - lll2 tilt vaneed ls , the prices obtained being 445. and 475.
erseri me awe sad silirme-thas, wA. ROWLIII4I3 = •
remains of him who was more a father thin a tit to 11 I
sell 11071. Ns. *-te he engraved es the lions of the Diet, and had nothing whatever to do ADDITIONAL PROTEST OF THE lIANOVE- Feg7 bet te Seeg elle M Long Annuities were done at 81 and 7-16 ;
low% view w ee 4•111 en. Seld W Men, sod Vign= • , whom we saw eight mouths ago abandon his with the decree by which the house of Hapsburg was RIAN PLENIPOTENTIARY. esees,..-wini as Ineremed supply, then is less &mom; in the ge •
ember,. eshe et Potts twee been owne It 7 note. te 7 dole. 010., and lto, 30 years, 1860, at 8 9-16. Bank Stock was
emeesehmsno. palace to fight for the sacred cause of the natio°,
dethroned, gave reason to infer that he would be The Hanoverian Gazette publishes a declaration of of Pau% g a doe. see. per tome dealt in at 198, 7, and 1981. India Bonds at 815.
were brought into the capital in the midst of
NSW WORK By TUI AUTHOR Of *JANg MAIL" visited with no heavier punishment than others the Hanoverian Plenipotentiary by way of D tOOOl Pment°"-P've te nee" itel'e• Saka of Me. ha" bee° made
Oaths Stet ii9l le pettlhhed, to Saab, piano, as inauterable multitude. The ashes of that -re at 10 deb. Ile tole dole. 120.; mime, 5 doh 310.. Beef, 11 doL 50e, prem.
who had withdrawn from the rebellious party to the aitting of tbe administrative oouncil at Berlin to It ow. Mic, and 9 dole. 20e. tor mess sad prime. Lard is dull. The Consols account brought to a liquidation tieday
SHIRLEY : a Tele. By Con= Emu., author of =prince will be the palladium of those li- before its extinction. It was hoped that the ex- of Oct. 9, in which he considers it proper and num- Ween-minee eve review on Saturday last, we have not heard of
"Jam lyre:. which he so generously conferred epee any ens din lands. The &mated is chiefly hem the trade an
dto opened on the llth ult., with Consols for this day at
WO. Mgr, en Ca, Omaha i iste ould have bee
m n r w n perdoned, and that the sary to eubjoin an additional statement, so is "to minufiesarair. issaksrf 0 kinds &relight. 921. The fluctuations of prices since, as between the
his people." The same journal then after notge ..
poucy towards Hungary would have been guided by explain more circumstantially the impropriety of con- NM& .1011Mhilleat turpentine, with a inen stock, is held
ing that the enthusiasm of the 'wept,* was by no et 3 deb. Tic. spirits of thtteistia, 52a to tee. Eosin is highest and lowest rates, both fot money and time,
clemency. It was expected that courts martial would yoking a diet for deliberating on the united draft of a .tkett7l ma be. i Lew for sia-6(Tcanto
FRANCE. wane diminished by the rain that began at noon and hems been confined to cases which came properly constitution, with respect to the rights and duties ex- N-V-ligtss.----, I we. site: , and 1 del. 50e. for are su joint
te • d. The highest money price during the
did not end till half-past two, and that evsey window period embraced in the account, was 931, and the
under military jurisdiction bat that politioth offe Ote eel ed foe the collective members of the Ger- twah•-b°o tams
n pre y reser. sold at 4 dols. 56i six manthL
in the streets through which the procession passed leme.-tecotch pWerdt, at 20. lowest, 911 ; the extreme fluctuation consequently
PARIS, WIDIFIPIDAT, 530 r X heA been carefully adorned with black hangings, would have been submiaed to a competent civil tri- man confederatim in the let article of the treaty. of Wli isluir.-7be market is rather heavy tee domestic whiskey ; the amounts to exacti 1 1 t.
y per Ceti
There has been but preliminary talk as yet un the • ... , e. the . banal. the evidence folly developed, and the right of May 26. It is impoirsible not to perceive an alteration sales to-day were 100 Inatel Prison. tamest vie
premien to give a aet uni
a account or mourctiu Consols tor Console for Acct
subject of Roman affairs to-day, the greater part of defence allowed in its fullest extent to the accused. of the federal constitution in fellUdille a federal gate i IrertrellieTesta.artee&lrTmter I,ll' Pre ge4,°a%atarg•co.l;"r 4701.aVie, Money. Oct. 17.
psgeantry in a future number. It mentions, how- ,
the sitting hiving been taken op with a debate on Louis Batthemey . was, however, taken a few wealth according to the Berlin plan. Concerning alterations *age see.; haws Granssmy sad Co., 1 del. Re. to e debt. FM; Dn. iiighestl Lowest Highest' Lowest
the • • • h. h d ed ifi t
ever, insenptions wic a orn a magn cen
the elections of Guadeloupe. o oat of the tanediction of the ordinary courts back of the federal constitution according to steels 7, ecuevoien, I doe me. to 1 dol. KW ; Len Wolfe, 1 dol. 355. to Price. Price. Price. • Price.
pavilion and triumphal arch erected before the gates ag i dol. 40c.; A. bipeds, I deL Sic. to 1 risL 40n Oin: Redoes ---i
The attitude of the president is unchanged, not- a . These • • • to th e Ito • into the jurisdiction of the exceptional courts in Han- of the fedetal act, a decree cannot be
the esty. inscriptions were e o meg - Swan, 1 del. lie, M 1 doL We.; Wolfe's Swan, 1 dol. 10c. to !lepton. II -....., NI ii 2 :22 :41
withstanding the remarks of the Patrie, which are te gary, and one of these has found mo ives for con- passed. by a majority of votes either in the i dol. lake 1.12Mh Selman% 1 dal. Ric. to 1 dal. Mc.; Welfe's 22,,,„
purport : i mi. Via. WI dol. Me is
the effezt that matters were nearly made up. d in the risoner to the severest doom. It results more ercumscribed assemble or in Men° •to make nereele•
Ales' how didd thou leave us Albert, to iltereliM the emn g p , , , en,,e_ll soop mkt er ewe si 12e. to Inc. ; principally 14 92 92 92 921
Great efforts had been made on the part • - ihe doss ekes „sera! from the published sentence that an infamous lie was such a decree valid there must be no dimentient at late; Uss nage is tram Ma to tee. per le.
ow et our days of reef, an w Is ............... _. ft 92 92 -
of the chiefs of the majority to soothe the President, men art the siga Ns bol dth beau, of Italy, and put forward in those journals which stated that Bat- among sll the federal members entitled to vote. The wee,/ on--4•°*eseen have het° "dm far
, • sym ,en • export at 411 e. to 17 92 92 9 92
42e. teeming deem la loess. 16 92 92 92 92
but without mach affect. The ministers give but os thy seared whet is written our hope ! thyany had been convicted on the evidence of 17 wit- convocation of a diet, or parliament, for sanctioning gas.., es eteseperg are del come, 75e. per bele; wheat end 19 92 92 92 92
evasive answers as to the line of conduct they intend The gar ot Italy mama eat Tee mese sees, the heart names of having taken part in the murder of Latour, the constitution of the empire cannot be conoeded as corn, Mi. per beget. 111 Havre : Cotton, ie. pm lb. To liamilierg : 20 92 92 92 92
Id honours it. Let there be praise sad net Me. 21 ..... ...... 92 92 92
to puteue. General Changarnier amongst others, was kelt. ,__lmd,.",.__e wde and thus premared the public to expect a capital OM' a privilege to any fraction whatever great or email, /too the demean o the K there bas bem no melees! oo go ei 92 92
1 Alberti
snug in his endeavoure, bat Rai only thing that the teTteere e`tee"e=4,-a th gko Dia, di cst obl, demnation. From the same sentence it alsoappears that of the German federal state, &e., ine. It is cense- asap la tee =rhea', Hoiden with • rugleineekla• de-
e*, yang en• m a melanin 24 ..-
es
, 92 92 92 92
president would tromise is, that he will publieh esuo:tha palm of victory. What cen force effect against in contradicion to the rule generally observed in the quently the opinion of Hanover that the convoking of Maid aalg Md.." a= Ill" bees ****l * Doe_
eriess. an as Son le tho rate lila to lera per 26 ... 92 92 92 9 .
nothing. Accordingly, nothing in the shape of a noble feelings! Mug Charles Albert, Mies is tbe moral sentences hitherto passed by the courts-martial In the diet can take place in no manner whatever so eenes ortitinela les mammies, Am, wows Mbe 17 93 W/ 93 92
manifesto appeal,' in tbe Monitiner this member. triumph ! Hungary, no amount is taken of the rank and ration long as those governments not 'to the cottiitie me. neteeemee W that Me mop of nand this mona will se „,„ 93 92 91 92
;a7S2 of Who son as abandrat own The late
Tbe words of tte prestdent to all toe remarks ROMAN STATES.-Letters from our earns- of the accused. Although the state of terrorism which melon shall not have given in their dec lion, to the dd...6,... - ler IloOr have ormisted dente el Omeine fa WM mad the mow, 1 ,m,„ .92 92 92 92
- --.....
of those who *ought to intercede were these :" I thall poadent at Rome, dated the Bth inst., state the rules at Vienna prevents the free discussion of such effect that they will approve of the alteration of the mi-gaisedand am mums aow weft The ten this 92 91 911 91
not lield; the policy of M. Thistle mime contradicts F a tbe Sith
mush authorities, including even M. de Corcelles, questions, yet they stir to the bottom the minds even existing federal laws as contemplated by the intro- =teat ittetereizr.h.."= mg 45.4e2 S-- ........ ......... 92 91 92 92
4.. 92 92 92 92
manifestly that which I hays indteated in two letters. had become tired of the doubling of the cardinal.. of those circles and persona wee are most opposed to duction of the imperial constitution. It is neredhst meads cormo=asseesim iow-the lete bonbon a es 92 92 92
ese Thor on Std.
I shall struggle with the prefect Ameembly, as I did Fresh instructions in a more vigorous sense were ex- Msgyarism. The impression of alarm, sympathy, that, after the definitive secession of Bavaria, at le ed. on iaar 91Beitilk •co=bis q,esisrle goo, ii, 11 -.- 92 92 92 92
ea men la Annus mon, and • II 92 92 92 97
with the lase to support a ministry which may not pected from Paris. Three French regiments, the and horror, which has shaken the society of this and the noniocession of Wurteraberg-not to ee,-„t ear peels ass elegigat. 9 - 92 92 92 91
have the majority." -M. Dupe was also among those eeth, 16th, and 22ad were under orders to leave for capital sines the Bth, will not be easily effaced, nay, mention the defective agreement with Austria-the Fccon.-11se opinion of_.thpreek_iort
whew:titan:a on later*: to ... 92 92 92 92
wbo visited the Elysee, but et. Tbiers stood aloof. NI •11
. anet OIL will lead to combinations which no state of siege, no entire constitution of the empire would bear the ex- neeneeeeeleelethekaamteld= "iiiroso• kalm`gb, *gm Tato meads, -
92
A significant fact in favour of the president's firm- police, and no standing army can entirely defeat. elusive stamp of a northern and middle German fede- wyr; ruse" 4 dola. mammon 1 4 gin te 4 glis_,__,ttles fas fine t 1$ 92 92 92 911
—-- - - - -- - 92 92 92 92
new is, that at a dinner gives oa Meade
ea at the pre- SPAIN. Louis Batthyany was the leader of a party which still racy; atd that, in consequence, the moment would at 4 nein Ilth t° I Me' 1*.......ea1e 441°W.tio.&1111° gi Weitrt7:.
5 Ms. to dole 19s. gor anew /In 15
15 92 92 92 92
sidency none of the members forming the majority ta ______. exists, furnished with all those elementa which can mice arrive when Sammy and Hanover would have 0, a ewe so,. lie gen ndograle, The---en broads are In de. 17 - 92, 91 - -
the Chamber were present ;. whilst, on the contrary, mADnen, Ger. 12, make a party daugeteus-wealth,rank, influence, cote to fall back upon their stipu'ation emend in tbe dionad. et a dn. MO. MS den Us. Sr di s!d sew Inintre,
ings in forelif stocks were not extensive
it was seen that those forming the mlnoritY were all The geverlunent has begun to persecute the oppe sideration, equally at the Coart of Vienna as upon their treaty of May 26, by virtue of which a renevral of the lorsree,restrern=o„,,,,,meeMiete.neserelletteg The deal —.
t. These were M. Victor Hugo, de la Moe- edam again, The Belanna wee seised the owe estates. Ile stood at the heed of the Hungarian negotiations and a remodelling of the united conati- far Inn sal - Dutch were rather we er and Spann rives were
ET: &c. The president went so far as tn commie other day, oa account of a vMlut article censuring magnates in opposition to Austria. The first signs habitat draft would in this case necessarily super- eee
is , to e„.
eene-TheliVitelveleetee ,Lesensesee liehtee.e..led themmlet done as low ea 151. Be'mond this there was tic
---`" "5 "'"". "S" lty The actual busmen was the following :-
tulate the former on the eloquent support he had the Conduct of the Pope add Ids adherents. To-day of his parliamentary activity were given in the diet vane. Under these eireamstancies Hanover, for her rae se e-jehealeemer, nee so moil s„ was swot sow to nove .
1 given in the committee to the presidential letter. tbe Clangor Publieo lme been seised, on aeoount of an at Preabarg, where he was leader of-the opposition in part, cannot be anuallend as countenancing the mo. per seartiettereesin mime saw/ a eme. le 40s. jor banel. Danish Three per Cents. 1826, at 721; ditto, Flee
i G nada t 161 • ditto Def reed
per Cents., at 991. re 1 a , , e
The question which me-occupies moat Min& ie the article complaining of the peasioas of tbe paseive the house of magnates. In the autumn of 1847, when assertion that everything is now sufficiently pre- .7,0 .. 004,,,,b. a Sesam ... is us. Ete=l,S.
, attitude of England. Favourable inferences are classes not being psi& This suddee attack against a great election contest occurred in the county of pared, in order that steps may be taken far 'lleum gam id among. 000lorolo roosimos'roo ,olos ~, at 31 sad 1. Mexican (ex January coupons), at 21
drawn from the frequent presence of Lord Normanby the two leading oppoeitioa Plurals, coupled with the Path, the Austrian party moved heaven and earth to convoking • parliament of the empire ; stM Miggal:ll46l4Bters").sr stillarg.tr Iragbira 014, els- W and I, foe m
oney, and 27Z for account. Perinciar
at the Ellett*. At bMtom, the question of Toile, feet albs editors of the Name (a moderate roster return their candidate to the Sected•-tafel, or chamber less eon it be considered expedient to fix IGIREION 1M01A240111 • Four per Cents., 1849, at 31, 64, an
6 d 631; dant
Deferred, at 191 and 1. Portuguese Four r Oates
sad Rana have greed to d in the firm attitude of sista
3' e journal, remarkable for blowing hot sad cold) of deputies. The opposition set up Kosmtb, and a term ler this ocavecutioe. Finally, the Hanoverian Imam. a Lana len Mii and , for ao
=dent and the hostility of M. niers. Of this baying been at the dinner given lie other day_tey carried him through triumphantly, Meet result, so plenipotentiary mast abstain &am eemeeini, tem
" reekwuen7 * count. Spanish Five per Cents. at 16/, 4, and lef
, there is tie doubt, notwithstanding the denial Nervaem, gine resets to think that the WgM fatal foe Austria, wu wrought mainly by the our- for thous states iocanory to the alliance of lfity 26, ",, Eraizi 4 . • elite
ditto Passive, at 31 ea e. Venezuela, at
_25,
_ et Jim ft....1.4..a.---; 5i........a........L.a. whwinw at a repetition of beim. AlmVii, cape" lions of Ceoimir Batthyany, who im now at Widdin, whieh hive been obliged to aware the expels eon- e Bruen .............. 7111 le 79

PARIS, WIDNIPADef, 630 r
There has been but preliminary talk as yet on the
subject of Roman affairs to-day, the greater part of
the sitting having been taken op with a debate on
the elections of Guadeloupe.
The attitude of the president is unchanged, not-
withstandiog the remarks of the Patrie, which are to
the West that mat,ere were nearly made up.
Great efforts had been made on the part
of the chiefs of the majority to soothe the president,
but without much effect. The ministers give bat
evasive answers as to the line of conduct they intend
to patine. General Changarnier, amongst others, was
strong in his endeavours, bat the only thing that the
president would ;rocas° is, that he will publish
nothing. Accordingly, nothing in the shape of a
manifesto tippet's in the Manilasr this morning.
The words of the president to all the remarks
of those who aught to intercede were these : " I shall
not yield; the pang of M. Thins' report contradicts
manifestly that which I have indicated in two letters.
I shall struggle with the present Assembly, as I did
with the last, to support a ministry which may not
have the majority." M. Dupin was also among thaw
who visited the Elyske, bat ht. Thiess stood aloof.
A significant fact in favour of the president's
noes is, that at a dinner given ea Monday at the pre-
sidency none of the members forming the majority in
the Chamber were present; whilst, on the contrary,
it was seen that these forming the minority were all
raent. These were M. Victor lingo, de la Ma-
hone, &e. The president went so far as to contra-
taste the former on the eloquent support he had
given in the committee to the presidential letter.
The question which re-occupies most minds is the
attitude of England. Favourable inferences are'
drawn from the frequent presence of Lord Nersomibt
at the Elyse'. At bottom, the questions of Tahiti
and Rasa have greatly to do in the firs attitude el
thebeident all the hostility of M. There. Of this
i there is ne doubt, notwithstanding the denial
of the Constitutional that sash exists.

MADRID, Ocr.
The government has berm to persecute the oppo-
sition press again. The .Referina was seized the
other day, on account of a violent article censuring
the aoudad of the Pope and his adherents. To-day
the Coiner Pasblico has been seized, on amount of an
article sonaplaining of the pensions of the passive
chimes wag paid. This awhile attack against
the two oppooltioa journals, coupled with the
hit snits editors of the Meier. (a moderato regrew
sidi *real, remarkable fox blowing het and cold)
baring been at the dinner given the other day
Name z, gives reason to think that the whim
aiming at a reputation of being, Al4ll, cepa-