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

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ARCHDRACONRY OF LONDON.
The following declaration, having been imbmitted to
the slew resident within the Melba's/scary, has received

205 signatures
" Ws, the undersigned, the Arcbdeacee of London, end
others, being clergymen under his jutedictioo, or resident
within the Academie:eery of London, deem it incumbent
upon u thus publicly to express oar indignation at the as-
(fusion recently perpetrated b the court sad see of Rome
upon the prerogative of the English crown, the privileges
of our ancient church, and the rights of the people of this
country, in the publication of so spostoß brief, bearing
date the 24th of September last, wherein the Pope, in the
plenitude of an seamed apostolic power, decrees the re•
establishment of a hisesseky of bishops in the kingdom dwhedmil thee Who hem also
tead.suanalnr, and sudnismede' Reblisdes in tibie eru ausliered
slty
eseceilksg to the essimse kw of papal Rome; thereby not
only satatitsting dices's& Maims for the vicars apostolic,
who bus Dithers keen
le skies of what has been' termed
Me Anglisea Minion, but, see~to the force and intim-
the ei the legal assmilawat, ykai the jurisdiction of
set Um primates sod imetsepelftems in their respective
parrisses, the right of the Whims of our own
sheesh as the wiLaim of their respective Musses. We
Seel smeared that this sigressisa of the satin of Rome
apes the prerogatives of the imperial crown of Rallied, if
tee powerfully renissid and effectually repelled, willbe the
Prelude to mat constant interference of Boorish Filets,
Jesuits, and monks, in the internal affairs of this kingdom,
and to each public exhibitions of the most reserve rites
of the Roar& Cutest', as will create enivensl distrust, will
disturb the tranquillity of the pantry, will eases the loyal
and peaceable Room catholic* of this kingdom tu all the
eels which attend upon a double duty of submission, one
owing to their spirituel, sad seethes to their Marini Novo
reign, and will eventually sedum not only the search,
but also the throne of this kingdom. It is our hope thit
the laws of England, if firmly sad honestly 'atoned, are
strong enough to usable the government of this country to
vindicate the honour of the mown, by excleding such
foreigners aau commissioned te innate the Pope's decrees
in this country, and by visiting with misignsie penalties such
nataral-born subjects, se may be head seaspirieg to subjest
the territory of England to the cosmos law of Boma.
" Gratified as the poblie at large have bees, by the anoom-
nomyisg is whisk the Prime Mistiest of the frown
Yes sasdess~~dd these members of our own chuck whose
shoption if IMmssist principles and practices may have
served to lied the church of home to the lathe:ions mere-
aka that the sceversion of England to Romanis.
en hand, we name conceal • • loose
• wperIOVIIIIt it Le the dacha re-
try our own returnee of the Emmett hierarchy, both
in' land and the eronies, which has deceived the court of
Rams a to the real untiments of the people of England,
and bar led Ithe Pope to imagine that the time war come
when he might, after the lame of three centuries ass more
exercise in this' country that plenary authority which he
arrogates to himself sa the supreme governor of the
whole Christiaa world. Neither ought it to be kept frees
the knowledge of the people of this country that the
letter of the Pops is not • mere despatch written by hats reete
WY. such es in mordant* with the practice of diplomacy,
may be aftereards avowed or disavowed by the papal go-
vernment, se may be prudent or expedient bet that It is a
law enacted by a foreign prince for observes= in England, a
positive interference on the part of the sovereign of one
country with the established religion and political con-
stitution of another ; and that the publication of this
arstolical constitution, and the conduct of Cardinal
Wiseman in declaring, by his letters read in the chapels
of the Roman sommuniou, that he bas taken precision of
Westminster is Archbishop, and holds the diocese of South-
wet as administrator, is as really sod truly an set of hostile
aggresdoa epos the rights of the English crown and the
liberties of the English Church m if be had denounced at
herstles and intruders every archbishop and bishop vet
our
shank sine* the Reformation, sad openly proclaimed the
senses law of Rome as the only seciesisatical law which
ehesld hereafter be in force within this rialto.
" loproinad with these feelings, we cannot but declass oar
epees that at this juncture the nobility and gentry, the
laity and clergy, ought to lay salute all party feel-
lass and interests, sad to have but one sommon
object, that of defending our country from the orga-
nised Intrusion of a foreign infiaence, and from the establish-
ment of an ecclesiastical jurisdiction independent of the
crown. In order to this, we are meet anxious that 01 climes
of her Mejesty's subjects should asks their appeal to the
Queen, to take messures for serarieg to all her subjects •
perfect freedom from papal aggression ; and at the same time
unite in earnestly assuring her Majesty of our loyalty to her
Wartime house, and our devoted attachment te her person
es the supreme governor of our church, and by God's grace
the sovereign of this protestant country."
(Rue follow the sigastursx)

PAPAL ENCROACHMENTS.
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WARD OF CASTLE BAYNARD.
‘ralerday a meeting of the above ward was held,
- emit to • ',espial tion signed by nearly all the learned
• ,re end proctors in the ward, at Job 's Assembly-
- in., in order to consider the preview ar petitioning the
n on the recent aggression.
\ :trman WILSON, on taking the lIMAIN shamed that
• ~:ti he bed bees far nearly 20 years altbsloss lithe maid,
-o• Rt Wily my that he bad cam had emit It signiaiNi
I resented to him before. It riled bare beurs=ll‘ Net,
tooted am they were, in the heart alibi perm
not within their bo;lndariss the magaillasoe meeilarlikaa
tittcdril, connected es they were mime the i , , sudwisk
on dean residing In the ward, that they would him bees
:he very tiro to set me example in oppositioa to this Ramish
wreas.
Mr. PRITCHARD, the high banal of Southwark, pes-
mod ea address to tbss Majesty, which was emended by
Ile. 11, H. Luau, mid supported by Me Rev. Mr. Harding,
Jr. Weidner', D.C.L, sad other,.
Mr. WEBB, a Peewit*, objected to a claw is the ed-
'ma isherriag to tramariaalson.
Mr. roan, Mr. Deputy II Icas, end others defended the
;ameirspli ; sad the on blind pat, was ultimately
LAMA with cony tworlisseadent toads.
Us the Nestles of Mr. TMOZBTON seconded by Mr.
Iles 112031 it WY resolved that ths al Mould take
aux* a tie memarlal ; sad it haves been resolved to ad-
',nisi tee address is the leading public journals, a vote of
titanic' wee passed to the chairman, and the proesedims
...mowed.
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MEETING AT GREENWICH.
la compliance with a samerously_-signed requisition
to the High Omostabis, a imestimumm MN yesterday *Tea-
sel fa the lessen Hall, Otwearieb, to Wilitedalin her Id&
itity • Me evissat peoseceleas of the Bishop el Some,
L Theia the Sr&
C would ssmholthaut that CerikaalWiss-
num ISIMIIIWO load lima astbiadillepl la ths astof tibli Pope.
Ile tosieekedee7)berlhsi thievatisistimielp_apMdisa to
the es • meakerelf the bee, whisk GOMA mss what
had Wes ma a nest mambo& Adonis el Mat pre
rttvbielt behn to
_bier Illaiere. (Led ebeedsg.)
veanisys
_bees Weehlea en an beaas to be lie =
el maceaftesi law that the smarefin wee thistle
ma sewn, eadzweei brews le Oh blegiess. tehes.
Ana hs them ts best him dem
did ant llosilseeves
IttsiliTise they me= as dignities sod losavolo. tan
Imo Miss led led to this step_ be mewl
;top to say ; at say rate, they malt art hoot Set
toMbitkes had bees made before the Lapis el semi
:-netiplse ma menu mailbag Weenie seamless, Oda
til led to the supposition that the Chesil et Bellent wee
. .no bask into Us bona of Minpillos. (Chan.) Bet
v,:• • Protestant preeilar, llPreinstaat people, and • Par
Queen, it was tseemiella te hers that • etc weeld
c once be put to fattier aziseise er sea thins. (The
Chairman mama his seat MY Musk )
The Rev. W. LUCY (ladepeadind a• frd 10*
M
"Moll, sal was glad et ea te
re bit
opinion tMt Me suedes elf =WSW wal ils
le Lit.b all itta were weissisal, II Imam them to
lay mile artrence libielealren In sleet tIIII ONS•
mon nosy. (Rear, bete.) Hs Ildmelt fumy Wisest
at the amuse taken by the Pepe. sad hem beggelje theol_till
be lolly alive to the importmes denim mom
"That thin sortie, views with ie SIM meat
ass:nungtbion of power
.p:irevey Me Wil
hops tell♦matibm ZeiSICZ
towns within this real., Sri abilitly to Mal IPS SSE
l'andietion is teems whisk megalles the eablease at Mope
testant faith ta this • sad whisk aie at swims. el*
IL lust and aides of the crown."
W• WUITE, 104,=t1"the Notion, sad mewed
dii Nut that Urn ewleb be net belies spokes eat es this
1.0.Jk C••• lIWU • Wien 411. GSM siliell Perk Mae'
No)? ) CoutitottlaslSS ll= despideet, end freedom
a„, •,;.. usurpatiOD. (Lead
,g,
its rissiation wee carried whil,,
Iho Sm. J. Y. BUGS= moved the ;Hoed rosistiMs:
'. 4 bat the glorious Ralemenee we Me SIIIIMIROONNISS ia
MU CountryJ of a caner at Ise mem beeasm.
t''it4; ma we Wine kinder Meade.
"'um,. to be attrib at a, 'SIMI =le
the mil cad blighting iteheeom• tad d
Pte lotion wee cerno4
.easalasseity. re
d • PoNlt !PEI BAKL., o.llnlo, WNW I.
.7 Peale"
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111.141.1

THE ARCHDEACON AND CLERGY OF BUCKS
AND THE BISHOP OF OXFORD.
TO 211 WORT AM TIM LORD KOROT or OVOID.
Lord,—We, the altdm wad,the archdeacon sod
Orafaillaq sad dew the ooary of Buckingham,
bs to address pew Welds with matbaenta of respect and
wreemme• kr your wren sod Am, as our true and acknow•
aad to moped year aid and assistasce under
the possaat estreordiamp clawoorkeasee.
Memo it • sheiihelape et SAW, by a ball or
Met the hismdwa of Inoteoll into different
Ma et diddsos. eselgood to the jariedietion
of lie limas etas& peke* both presumed so ussrr
tho pousegativs sal asibeilli of our sovereign lady the
(Wok Oa to twodo We SOW nil privileges of the pee-
Weal Iskaiesby of lie *mob of Sestaad.
SF* dmidme mimed year bah* to lay at the hot of
her owl iodise IleJosty the assiesse ad our au
bmWss
to her mien& and governmest ea Whig soder
somata
ir WWI of Om God, tle
astional claw* wad 'to beseech her te
tikewoolool es, by the Weise of her eauncil and per
Wawa, may seed amtually to visaed, her throne aed
rope pm dee loodence of the Roma peadff, and to pro-
. NM Wielatil oar pare and simple form of worship, and the
r loos deer lerefathen, as established at the Reformation.
Asp weer lordship's faithful hinds mad brothers is
Prat will aver pray.

MI. ANIAININGI sad .y Bev. aterna,—l base reeler
your sonsidoet of reheat Issonis on puny sad mans
for the Mee le whin On nos earns/ month assak
lon& I
of thick-
the Weiss in yaw 11111 readalba rosin atpts
sr of Bess sprit ear nosh sod astir, sa/tem I
shall
etas
bit es lay =mo
d..,,
.'as.. sad pryer
Giese bar Illobsty the .
But ray me, way Perna linthria to vemlad yea
lin whilst me de mall to waft ha Wojesty of oar
daddal I B:aiWie her paler sad been, sad la prying her
Min she noses emsheoi to toridturesest as Irma
tbe voila simagollem et *Wines, it
mar red mehhL mho died.kg= evoinium to bop ems
inibm bee her lir spired tdoh el Basin doctors and
The spiritual semo ad the numb la our
cri-1100011 not has the Mires so uneetioa of she
obi paw, Dr fru the tomtit
sad presser of
Orin We the bishops, an you, the env, dim
:war la' Chrirt's sawn, brain He has, r we I
hut, called ore to non Ws on gratefal for
lb, simaillisa sad assistant Si a Christie. elate, bat we 1
do on dales hos it stir codas or eor ban& On th/7.
Ilia, b don Lst as labor more efierieff *ea ever Is
Moe to the ran sad Si we Ilsie ell
horn% with a ban of the sonstborm et
Or Orb it (Anti inn *Ms
Id notch la ohne osedoont. we leaveneVirma
le Zemin en ell mhosire. If tie he an MA nib
el wor people with the gr•St maths at Oben% pipit N we
de sada air Ms. oad Mairima est *nay mod
bane ikon end bong bar le Ira amidemea ll=
da, lad the bitenimalLernejaCt llor an ile
powassliaapr illowailh Jens
saisering laws the ilietrilliagi ma mot
arena a only tbi endloal maw awd swain st•u
people, an they will wander ken ie. II we de ma anima
then, sod do Dot sane then nil wand that ht or MS-
musks bey ads lided amobas oh Chait's holy oatholis
rismk heron bins Sakti Noy prey to the fair rosin
sonillem ef Boor Mean se anagram she pone
of roe earmßi
it
err el ker as to ban the statestum
dam eine doh dant to be nuns Meng brawn a
ske numb sad so se lean nos who wNokias a
ohms \ to be sided' by the plain prolamine dila peps'
ceaswolow.
Polimr, lot as lay that we Nan wet to be oaten with
N,
In be a church, bet 'bent king oat holft_sad
Ye dietimetivileatoomi el war ems as& Wills
we en le ell. me nib. ael to kik minor beton
Id" dna to lan ale no an enema so at
=II ipwallybli ihmag‘bloii tirerganntituatihy *Slit
sea be nail then& a ilieszcorzts:
I anweasi it Inn nab late %pane
An onning blo wolloory. lidil non none ekes
al "or die Wilt ea _le whin Owe media Mara el waor
Nen apeddly to moorsa so—mat diox:
Silks two oserearale odd ethos
Ile ON OAS aide; ca 0* ether. eme=.n7Witail=
us=
donnas es land oodiudia to a pdat a

sad practices have bar 'reessalgead end observed Moos-1 ehereeter, ensnarer its habitual practice, with cries,.
'MOW with the strap**, Of do posesetaat hi* sad unser prielity shoptalk& striated diratie4 aud the taw Pi'
ported by any scriptoria sabrilly; wed this aasting believes 1 Sealers of that mom et tatehiag which sithissutee :be
that to this says M a 'NM 11111118111. is to be searibed that I ju4gaisat of sealer for the tale of seaseieues, sad his oil-
bah which the Mb* of loss has newly offered." cal age foe eausintion with God through Christ.
©.GULL, Ka.,easeedsad the Rev. Mr. BTANIAT seconded las to say that I know of no instance be your
the ant teatime*: " That the precessions of the repay erchdeesoary either of the adoption of Ronan 0111TOMIOniell or
are IneconedeaMe with the indeposileme of natkae- DM (tithe ineniatios of Roman doctrine'. I know many in-
their rulers, and that the pranks.e of the Road& allaca assess, I thank God, of ea active, laborious, loving church
is dui/maw elite to UM jest rights a dill encodes sad the of NiWtod raisistry.
civil sad religiose liberties of the pee*" May it please the Groat Heed of the Church to send down
J. YOUNG, Neg., thew moved the adoption of a petition, abanduitly his blaring upon you, filling yon with all spire-
whisk was cored by aoslatastices tail power sad sederstandiag in the knowledge of his will,
A vets of thesis having been pawed to the stialman,thres sad mobilo, yes to maintain the unity of the spirit is the
cheers were gives kr the Gams, three fee LortJoha line- bond of pees.
all, sad the sating broke ap. I ass, Mr. Arehdesoon, and ay reverend brethren,
You feithfel triad and brother,
8. Oros.

MR. D'E'fNCOURT ON POPISH AGGRESSION.
Mr. D'Eyncoart has addressed the following letters
Sil tke.editor of the Stanford Mercury :
Bayous Manor, Nov. 28, 1860.
Sir,—l enclose yon the copy of a letter I addressed to the
chairman of • meeting WA at Market Eason yesterday,
relative to the late mai aggremioo. As, foe reasons which
appear to me unsatiefeadary, he did not read it to the meet.-
leg, and as I am anxions that—peculiarly and painfully
'diluted se in some respects I am—my sentiments should
sot be alimandentood, 1 shall be greatly obliged if you will
Wert it in your paper of this week.-1 remain, str, your mat
obedient servant, CRA.II.I4_ TENNYSON D'Reirconar.
Bafons Manor, Nev. 23, 1850.
Rev. Sir,—l much re ps% that circumstances prevent me
ism attendieg ffseienseaft of my neighbours over whisk
yes ere to preeide at Market Rases on Monday next, and I
sat anxious that my absence should not be asaihed to any
want of sympathy in the object of that meeting.
Daring the last ten days I have been confined to the house
by indisposition, and under medic.' are. This has prevented
me from going to Londott, where business is wadies for me.
Moreover, I have unhappily domedie reason' connected
with the subject to be discussed on Midday, which would
sow, in consequeose of painful intelligence which reached
se yesterday, render my attends's, peculiarly dietressing
to me.
I take the liberty, therefore' of writing to enure you that
no one tan fail more deeply than I do the importunes of
public demonatrations to support the Queen and thezeli:
meant in resisting the late ridiculous but not leas •
egg reeks by ahand of priests, in the name of an
bishop, deelisi with no so a benighted country of us
heathen savages eel whit oven in the most Mao BMWs'
eatholis times would have been indignantly resented salon
down by the sovereign and pevp:s of Reales&
It is not only en insolent Invasion of tee Qs • ..
..—,.... s rem
rat ecclesiastical purpmas—and of a
jgala."nemstiliv:ngt—byhbtohaauetittarethnni::fpw:mao:ine.hdoeifpt:et:ryr::::"sde;":an°f—diththetfgreeQiM:—:Speiatef' angirdeiedkoliPardetiflf;
rated aspect of a re.oosquirred and restored establishment,
ladargoplites doctrines,
rinines,then.dhsouPebmithtaltoadiullciitpudlionemanady prob. set"dtues,Cat°l-
' celated to enslave the human mind ; and irangbt, if so
I extended, with the most dangerous, if not treasonable,
I meek§ to this loyal, happy, and enlightened kinadoe.
nienghetat • 10Uff public life, ..arc upir.iiii idea
IMa *gm' °f_ ......' runty towarde my Roman catholic M-
aid is atiraaln"Urr cat uthit eon s;"epur :lthtakou; bjetistl,for;iatt
continue to act upon that spirit, unless In self-
="d
eempelled to take another course—yet It is our duty
sew to urge the prompt adoption of decisive stessures to
protest this nation against the ungrateful and unfair *Aven-
ue which has been taken of our indulgence.
Our domestic Itsppineer, and ail cur civil and religious
kberties, which cost our forstathets such noble efforts and
enerifices to establirl, will otherwise be shaken to their
kmadation by the ambitious charade'r and subtle teaching
el • priesthood connected with a powerful body abroad, who
have in all ages evinced, and now as much as ever, a
thirsty desire to rale for their own purr ws, the domestic
sad public &Abele; of ell who weakly submit to their
tyranny.
Pariuunesit will doubtless at once repress this absurd at-
tempt, which has fortunately awakened us to due vfoihmee ;
and 1 concur in the opinion that a still grouter denier Era
nanaled in the bosom of the Church of England. Sew
severe enagnatlon and rebuke should be ad orlablend to
say clergy of the established rhumb who aldnagli we
may acquit them of sinister intentina. bare preadired
1 their vanity to introduce meretriciete preadeen, And theft
dogmatic arrogance to create divialons whisk etempfro le
undermine the pare and liberal spirit which our proteserst
teachers have hitherto breathed, end on which ill nun
rely, sot only for the affection and support of their
bat hr tke respect of three without the pele of their eon-
mane. These ill-advised doinp have misled the Papal
Otionell; end when we have disposed of its entimaries here,
ear esratinisieg attention should be constantly directed to
these bolding benefices in the established church who are
*ea trifling with their high trust, and thereby offering
Inducements to renew such attempts as that lately made
wpm this protestant country. U reanarreacer be enroll-
fug, we should call them to amount.
In inclusion, 1 hope you will forgive the anesty I feel
that my absence should not be misconstrued, and oblige me
by offering my apology to the gentlemen present for my
non-attendance, after having affixed my name to the invite.
tion which you oirculated.—l ressain rev. sir,
Your most obidient servant,
CHARLES TENNYSON D'EYNCOORT.
The Rev. Sandford G. &obeli, Vicar of Market Run.

REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE
DURING TUE PAST WEEK.

Mom the Mork Law Erpress.)
The ceatianance of mild, damp weather hall had a
depressing intones on the grain trade, and hitherto there
have been no signs of the inic ramiest so long ealealoted
oa. The deliveries of wheat tram the growers have in•
creased,and, u might naturally have been expected, the
greater proportion of the supplies has some to hand la bed
condition, owing to the humid state of** atmorithere ; the
millers have cousequently bmht with a greater degree of
caution than they probably would have dose if the simples
bad bees in better order, and slam have been wider the
necessity of socaptiag los money. Masawhile the arrivals
from abroad have bun comparetively moderato, end as the
want of soaditioa Is the new wheat of ',avows growth has
rendered a large mixture of old Melo medals, prices of
due qualities of the latter have hese • but
then has been a want of activity and smaog"reWillaillhaf
as regards the tatm, which has prevented pureimmo adding
more to their 'Selo than what they have erseldmad abselutely
nesseary. The weather will, in our mildes, emeraiss
considerable Wausau over the come of prises he some
weeka to come; Mat, by improving the assindeo, would
Memo the intrinsic value of the sew wheat, tad VW* fors
prove a benefit, Ina pecuniary view, to the finite; II mull
also have the effect of setting at rut all doubts as to
shipments from the northern posts of Europe, me
teed to restore confidence ; and as the oonsimptila at
is invariably increased by cold, an impetus would be
to the demand for flour which would *Mire the lags
to purobase wheat to back up their stoat, With oat Mde
aid Mlles may nmaia is its present dull stet, he moor
Me Mims t hat sew mlil coshed a thiak that
vales of egrfaminsial MOM' will advance is this mate, el
sour es ter metiers am freed (even partially) of the poem we
of Mop whisk has been occasioned by importations Isere
then the dimmdtequired. By the mat recently-modeed
whims from the Bahia we learn that few shipmate of rata '
mails w ; and we believe that, with the esseption 41
wheat ha ports lying east of Gibraltar, and flour from
Frusta sad laastico, the supplies of foreign peados" will he
comparatively small from this time until the spring of next

year-.
The doll reports from Mariplane, and the canine above
referred to—vM, the Menem in the deliveries of wheat from
.t.treptairowbrearr,.andessmthetoinhumi_differetremselitiame
ossakeinia wits ichouthtlaser
abatement in the waists of that article in all the !lading pro-
vic markets held daring the week.
Oarl lrish letters state that the very large supplies v
Mb Were wheat and Indian to.-- -
time to time "' • warms noliarrived from
eirif hint measure gone into festnedists
welfemptien ; and that, in the feee of tie dull reports from
hence, isnothdem had been tolerably well supported. Oats
appear likewise to have commanded better prisms for loaf
consumption and for shipment to Glasgow than our markets
gimi..; and amparatively few were, therefore, confined to
Usk porta
Mice memos old malt has been in-feir request at the
recent eahamememe; end though the inquiry for new has
been lem active, its 'mine value has been steadily supported.
The quantity of foreign peas on the market Wag con-
eldttahle, the article his been freely offered at the remit
I decline.

We have heard of no actual odes of Indian' earn afloat.
Seine have been vary &me= to the regain of more
eneouregtes Neonate ben
REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE
The weather antiss to have barn of Dinah the wan
character en tie contineat as in this maw • oserslasany
oety for a day or two bat ow MIS while mil by A*
'hdvaseed period of the seines. TIM' bed soanquestly
been no interruption of the tadpoles, but the paseibility of
frost soon setting in had sassed nip of the noels to
oomplete their cargoes so hie se eliessMesees had pa
milted; and from all we an learn we as dimmed to thick
that few more shipments are likely to be ante fiCIM any of
the Bolds ports till opting.
Letters Iron Marl', of the 30th Nov.. lahrst as that
owing to the mildness of tee weather the Vistula
was
s WUthat
perfectly free from be, ait was deeme d prishalg
some further supplies might come down. Kaaawhile the
demand be wheat had Wks off, bet ma few pur-
chase had bees made for export. Some days pra-
ying a lee el 1110 lads, oarlearth old sad three-fourths
sew, had been odd to be delivered in gang at 40s. per
Eitel sea bee* the weight to avenge hubs per bushel,
err aid wheat is many bad been held firmly at
ream rates. Vase* bad bosons eteree, sad
bele* bed risen; far the eat cart of Chia Detain M. 6d.
= arm for wheat bad been aka, sad a lag. ship,
el leading 3,000 Tartars, bed seem days babes
benebadend he Liverpool or Wen at de. lid. per quarter.
Wan el the 30* Nevasbas One *at Sew
hieglaine°24llbalhees aimed them Oriel drank What Irn
innsdins or *dug obisenat. Thu prises paid fir wheat
Is Its swan bed me been so bleb ae behmse but owing to
mismerable seats of the .manures on Leaden the free
es beard gsesseine• were nun the mere en previously.
Bola ounnesded folly ae awash neary, Ide. 3d.
M les. 61. men. and lits. per Renner fres ea hoard large.
Oar *Ma Melon an •el the Sad Instant, for which it
apposes WA the Modem of pries, bad been rather down-
ward', bat net to en exact to warrant alteration in quota-
dess seed red 611 be. Stettin had net am allerei below
M Us., and des Ults. Uceermark art Pomeranian had
been held at 36 to 11l per gnaw bee on beard. Berta
had been ia far lemirtemend ne pier equal to 19e. to 19e.
per wrier free en besot.
At anst ran psis k the Bath the vain of wheat
new to hare .emceed /die stationary, with net little
little
is OM taiitinEskj asos ; Eh to 31*. may
os be noldand tito whist Ws. to 44b. qua"
bee en bard of des sod at IW.th, d, du,
= =SIN iti=kro tt:e here=loat m .so
At Rasbnegit ea Tsai(' the weather was frosty, bat
thew set say in on the viva. The dossed for wheat
MI hem slaw the preview past day, sad in some cues
prebend sdOt
_have been made le. per quarter lower ;
flelbs. lloead on duo gat mu that quoted 39e. 9d. per
gutter free as beard he sidynest In spring? a bargain or
ill Men dosed at sete lid. pr quarts free au board for
Mnia. Pentesslant ese-Sin of the wars money
paid a Mb ,a
weighing Oahu, night Ina
bees bought as Mb. per wren lies en board la spring.
Ransenian. en the Sad net, bedeen was dal,
bur passe wen she lower than an that
are day ee'paight,
and the sepals been Antwerp of Wednesday the
t sans
effFraect.
n Fuse we leers that the Input denend for wheat
sad Soar had slackened, but that sellers bad added on
about reams rates.
TIM the Mediterranean we have nothing new to re-
peat. At Marseilles, Amons, Ike., prises of wheat had
malsesse no dump, sad the operation had been on a
retail alle.
In Amalfi* quinine of Rom and what appear to have
been steadily imaiataised, notwithstanding the dull accounts
from bean. At New York, au the 19th Nev., pare
Gamma doer me worth 20s bd. to 23e. 11., and good
shipping bands of Western Canal 20e. U. to Ms. lid. per
al. Shipments to a bit extant IMO still in proven

THE DUKE OF ARGYLE.
At a meeting of the Edinburgh Bible Beaty, in
that city as Tuesday. the Duke of Aryls, she was is the
chair, alluded to the' Papal esereiries " as Minn
" During the last taw seeks we have ems as tifflect
which some Sr. alereey beepasieg se say is eingert
its general character. Certainly it has been es
of a meet rural bkil. Prim raieletere have
that reserve whin' Ws mires, as fa flesmel.l9s
&seeOlio, is lmpowe *fiber iTrei es then, beeessa=mil
la perakiag, Ot
Mawr e, thole ea them create.Piliros tar maregett
la Ilea ger II Ow :Ore sea quite retired Sala the mars
Niko worm et rob la, have it beet for WWI
pew Imes sweigemei Vie,
ha oxpressisam=
sow
rogitithek mak Wear
bolmod. in tha prier et •
thersak et their
gemeepsea, thanks battle et the linierenei bas to
be Meat seer (Applause.) For my ars part, my
lospromisa to, art this agitation has not bra se mace rag-
prated, as la soma nopecta it has involved a asstrisa bar
swoon two swot and Miran points of view—l urn ski
political and the Tali/ins. Os this erasion I masa M esa-
ino myself strictly to the rollers Mew of
the
(minims, sot manly braes it is lailaitaly the
most appropriate to this society, but boars k
wiikarmilliosir it is
nth: most importer el the two.
y hi takes to Arlen* the hak-
=e( this estustry, and to retro the dslit of say
power to sir tans of Most derived beachwear
Perostant 118#884 let ge sere begat, ladies esi
Wily that so let et so kw Oki en lea
Pow—wa Pedal/ the of perm* aka
doe of affsin. [I Is WAD mist iskoline.
While Ire eve wafer laimellest O Orr seek sod eo ea
etheroghiese wewag ilea the Wet es sot
dale cad al opitlis. Ter this Nevalt appear *as is be
pegaliany'keor bre IS Ilea get INS* !!! la.
put Is this mono sat, but eat weshould raw ea 51.
se die greslessiedeur re piano ea gird* wt damn le
beset I ma Ire Is gram *at mat a lbw dew masa. Eut
whisk we hare seas roblesee based freallet se with
awe raglan' this the awe'ilbag"
After at ones= to the Quasi growth of
Pamirs ia the aga t raper
ear, his pew prearba r •
" Bat sow, Ise os Wks wmass of the peumis oa whisk
noistres is lard is Mrs. It 111
said In the edam, li=lerstf their!. err:s Leattee, thd
It should be their derithlealik M reeht the
of Ear ea this prianple :liar u wet a
pimipie of the riveted akoreltttiothre should. be
bat or sot d clergy in rah gas
Ware 'lrak b• bat sae hirer, re risk bassrat
aka*
sat kw disbar, sash nadir its era atorgyma
ed thorehre say ether away et gay err
beTehd opltr* gas* be imposed ea the chunk rain to
hiOtehlisk &Mme that this iIiTOWIS tic
•011 Ile'N the kirk of Chalet MN
agars Mayay, wart hem the MO nil
mitt of their delerhoe tarbiagt we canny w
amain'', that if wrigelue=this *rips ersokeetto
are apply It is fs onion. It follows, se
matter of agesoe, that when the whole corker Ist
se it is saw. ornpiod bytiogisstkood of tho kw*
Roam, say attmpt with* sespaplioal bow" Wise
PrOo to rhos andalietTood-onis faith, weld be a en
boolla spirt that „ whir it would be said hall
Orosto le the by God himodf." Ilk
Oros% esangdok„ " If we an salsa ea to eater
lato Ws miss* es it gam would 11,11111 we shall to
salsa ea M do, the Pratarimle et Ileatltad, I
Ina, will desesad to it with ao elks easereas shwa thwe
whir osr keekahaes los& el eta. WeYrWlet arm/ to
tie alma with Mimi links wawa We tad r
im/
IDA'
was aussastarbialt
Malay h ka
ie bra ge lama hearr Wm
sha take up our. lad is *um
*e prelmorat We ll
awn mss, or we shall take apogee at all. Paiihr!
otesisil auk be takes man elated far
Ishop. maws
we base la veer than that whir was ig this
warn at tae lailarmatioa in IWO, in that ,mmertsar
tion
of talepieloiliali stens err" lhares:eil ast
ad& sal so* s—AW• "
CYO* morn la Oa vasepakisfalil
Await% at fa the ardisalit stiarra: 'mow
only mad gam tbe ler pnaift sego rlekt.
agol=stri r~ °la (hats Waal

Ws AlOlllllllO7 Of Quantum has addressed
the flOseraLreplyle the address of the inhabitants of Ware-
ham owl Isarmarin, Kant, on the redo pqal
X:r:—Ped:=Coggasstomee. 6.—Dear hen sada
a the widow w yea bees seat
we lbws Weeshense Lod . I wa set MOM&
as fed thet amielly sakes emoist your perldikesee ea,
Me WOO el Ire eatlloate edelass sal
tai
Oat
ilt to bees Milleyed d i
la Sailed, whisk ealkliatly
themue lbseljesibiel Illemes% Irbiapli here will be owl"
as tooda, deer eh. lebtleally your% J. B.
Oawrioo—T, 80. John Dales."
do WWI Commis, Sours WALoo.--Wfth tio
Idi mina sal improbities of the Adler al Ibi
dr abbey et SLDavid% thentellsolli hero=
No as jot been adogisli:••-" nil plaNNLlOSlMalwied
IN iNi jelubjel by the Wheys, aim ea easedwayea by
lisoor by se Now appohded by ties.
shell be
alwillelishrhl David's °Age o tbeeteeteel Moots who,
OW I TOINNIIN el two pen, shell be sed to moat
dweralvse beim the Deena el tralwohy sOrao fprazit
maw feedings se • gswaway 111* 1. SW
thorehee he adage is is Owen er the bias, wlse se.
esieseedi diem" The swarm Imes et the slaw is
*MO yaws ad a Iselt owl do smolt Welke sh
ow
=LI; be almilltems el Irbil* 'ovoid sOsiosispe sod
dessaisikki oho ere at the &peed of the
pebelpel awl polism.
DLAIH OP Comm BitsZLlT.—Tbis sasklllehlk
oust took plow ea Saturday last. as beard*, Dahlia
~Mr Primes, el width vowel Oapeds BeW
emeleader, whist she was es hie peszeriva
=L&twee& Thalia sad
obs agar le tke essepadua stakes go
idol with a pia la is die. The erieptem allay
Mow dab,, The seals lowadidaly seek the ow
mad. sad oak* Ilsosews. %sure emileeleriOwees,
bat SW:right tam sadism Ow
Ida et wee, we blieve, fa has
log d is. lot
KM Ern MAN-
COAL Ramo dosestanow.—LetemraC:sel::
leissubl. h 1 aid or the foals el leek plaid
at the Birkbeek eshookoon,
=Mr. T. W. cave aloe eel Way
the Lois Alois of lie eatertakerat ' A
wady. .4( redqdras rm.*. dellvse:id sad dem"
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la whams et
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