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of the people of England, as being founded on an exten-
sively popular representation, giving to every Spanish citi'
zen the right of voting for electors in the Primary Electo-
ral Assemblies, though modified by the fact, that it is mil)?
the electors thus chosen who finally elect the Deputies."
In this opinion we most heartily concur. The
fourth resolution is thus drawn up :
" That the principal defect alleged against the Constitu-
tion of 1812—that it is without a House of Peers—is "t
one on which the people of England are at this moment
disposed peremptorily to insist."

This is decidedly going too far. The people Of
England are not disposed peremptorily to insist upon
any particular form in the legislative organization of
the Spanish Cortes. All that we seek for ourselves is
the responsibility of the Peerage, not the dissolution of
the Upper House ; and it would be strange indeed if
we were peremptorily to insist upon obtaining more
for a people less capable of exercising their political
functions with discretion. Besides, the question of
two Chambers or one, is altogether one which the
Spanish people have an exclusive right to settle among
and for themselves. The fifth and last resolution is
one which we shall leave to the consideration of the
public
That this meeting hails the declaration of the Consti-
tution of 1812, in like manner, and for like reasons, as it re-
joiced in the occurrence of the Three Days' of July►
1830, in France, and as affording the only human probv
bility of restoring peace in Spain."
We cannot close these observations without obsery
ing that we have always, and on every occasion, e%'
pressed ourselves in favour of the Constitution .°I
1812. We doubt, however, the possibility of est'''
blishing it at the present moment, without exposing
Spain to the danger of a war with France. We are
greatly mistaken in our estimate of Louis Pill'
LIPPE'S character, if he consent to the establishment
of such a Constitution so near the French frontier.

German and Brussels Papers have been received'
Extracts from them are given as paragraphs.
HAMBURG BORSEN HALLE, Auu. 12.
tills. Money.
Austrian Metalliques, 5 per cent.
Ditto lotto 4 per cent.
Ditto ditto :', per cent.
Ditto Rank Shares
1232 13LO
Russian 5 per cents. Metal.
Anglo-Russian Loan 1(.6 105%
Paper Inscription, 6 per cent —
Russian Inscription, Hope and Co., 3d and 4th
Series
9R3r 90
Ditto, Certificates
Portuguese Regency Bonds, 5 per cent 7O
Ditto, 3 per cent
46% 45
Dutch 2% tier Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents _
Polish Bonds, 3 per cents.
Anglo_Danish Loan, 3 per cents 731:, 7 %
Norwegian Loan of 1834, 4 per cents.
Spanish,_ in piastres, 3 per Cents....
Cortes Lean, 5 per Cent —
Greek 4 per cents. 1833, guaranteed by France
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
/Umatilla, Aye. 1'2.-13 8% ; two months. 12 71,x.
ST. PKTEKSBURGH, AUG. s.—Three months, 10%.
Cm fusTtamia, AUG. 3.—Three months, 5 8.
STOCKHOLM, AUG. s.—Two months, 11 32.
BEai.m. Am 6.—Three in sfiths„ 6. 2314.
Bit EMKN, AUG. 9—TVI 0 months, 537.
—hamburg Papers, Atte. 12
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, Ave 5.
Five per Cents. Metalliques
Four per Cents.
Three per Cents.
Bank Shares 1353
—Aligemeine Zeitung, Aug. 10.
BELGIAN E UNDS—Bausscrs, Ana. 12.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent.
Rothschild's Loan, 5 per Cent.
Loan of Citv, 1532. 4 per Cent lOl%
PIO 4
Loan of Thirty Millions
.... 95
Society of Commerce, 4 %per Cent 1:39%
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent 124%
.—Brussels Papers, Aug. 13.
DUTCH FUNDS—AmmEaaam Au ', 12
y.
Actual Debt, 2!!, per Cent. oness% Bills.
56%
I;itto, ditto 5 per M
cent.
A inort Syndic, 4 % per cent 97% uBl4
Ditto, ditto, 3% per cent 50% el 14
Coninlercial Company, 4!.;? per cent 1!,3 18434
Ditto (1532 and 1833) 5 per cent.: lOl% IN%
Loan 1336, 1 ,er cent.
Exchange on London, One month l2 0534
Two months
—Dutch Papers, Aug. 13.

Our City Correspondent says—,, It is stated ths
Lord GRANVILLE, who came here privately, stir
posed with a communication from M. TRIERS at
Paris for our Government, has again left for pals'
after the late Cabinet Council."

The whole of the Paris papers of Friday and
turday have been received. They bring accounts of
the disturbance in Madrid on the evenina of the Sci
inst., but they are neither so full nor so well autheo•
ticated as those contained in our extracts from the
Spanish papers. Galignani's Messenger contains the
following extract from a letter of the Bth inst. fro
Bayonne
" General Cordova has not waited for his successor ie°
the chief command of the army. He has left it in h
hands of General Iriarte, and the reserve with Brig°`4„,
Ribero, and gone to Madrid; We have not learned w`li,
tiler he is recalled or whether his personal safety vi,es9f,
danger, as there bad been reason to believe from eLisen
fection among his troops, who have for a long time bee
worked upon by emissaries from secret societies. GI 0,
Evans had received orders to send three battalions to P 3,„
tander. He called a council of the chiefs of the two lit;
tions, at which it was decided that it would be dangere4
to deprive himself of forces which were required to guable
the lines. It appeared that Gomez, whether he is ulleeri
to make his passage good, or whether he has formed 3 ilivas
plan, has suspended his retrograde march, which he
or
performing with considerable rapidity. It was from go.
promo Junta at Madrid, of which Messrs. Arguelles, 'of,
gaza, and Calatrava formed part, the order for stirrirrs_ot
the provinces emanated. These insurrections svould.4ed
have taken place if the elections bad produced a del
majority in favour of the ultra party." rgf
We have advices direct from iVialdrid, stating
General SAARSFIELD has accepted the commalld 0
•
the army, but prays the QUEEN to grant him a resr
be
for the recovery of his health. Of course this will 13°
ri
refused, although we do not see the prospect of v.16%1
o
under such auspices. SA A RSFIEL: D is riot on.;
sr,
but very infirm, and quite unsuited for mountain W.
fare at the head of half disciplined troops. Bes'des,
every hour spent inactively must be fatal' to raw re,cru to
most of whom calculate on returning victorious
00
their families before the close of the prosent catnl33llo
On the 4th GOMEZ left Leon at the head of h
troops, having still contrived to keep of 'le day's 113rC
a-A to
in advance of ESPARTERO. He tool c the 03 ed,
Palencia, with the intention, as the Christi 'nos supPeirs
of effecting a junction with BA SILIO. CORP°•
to 10
it was reported, was then at Reynosa pr spared
tercept the further progress of the Carlists. 0,014‘
PARIS, AUG. 12.—NAVAL PREPARATIONS OF 1°
—A letter from Toulon, dated Aug. 8, says— '
ugh O'e
,
A telegraphic dispatch yesterday evening bro d°o/0.;
to the Admiral Maritime Prefect at Toulon, i woo
Foch
to have all the vessels which are at present :;. a the All
ready to put to sea, at the first signal to pt.( 3P3re'iii the
those which are arming, or undergoing slight re ipaiirs Theport, port, to follow the first, in the shortest time pos. Fible'astirt
transports and ships of burden are included in th is 'l'6o,
The Hernzione frigate, which is still under qu sra"atche*
designed by the Ministry, to carry very urgent (I.SPthe jig;
which are actually on the way to Toulon. As i orVI
tination of all the others, there are many re 11°.1. to be
nothing certain has transpired ;it is, however, s where
not doubtful that the Sifrein is to go to Tangi ors'
401
the Scipion already is. "
It is affirmed that the Herntione is going to Coe"
nople to take Admiral Roussin on board." of the
The ,Journal de Paris says that the illgesh 'ls' 1305
line, and the Thisbe corvette, sailed on the 11th 1 r°lll
for the coast of Spain.
d orders
PARIS, AUG. 13.—Marshal Clausel has recei ye eel'
It see l'
not to hasten his departure from his country seat. arise ~r
that the Ministry foresee that circumstances ma
which his great military experience may more 411 r-nce Ll
more advantageously secure the interests of !Cr, ',olati, fieo
Europe than in Africa. We learn that this • iefc s°"„
;
was sent to the Marshal yesterday by the M: grsh, to $o
who was sent for by the Minister, and commis,: arie('
and join his father. V
The Journals from tile frontier bring no news a f
portance.—.Tournal du Commerce, Aug. 13.
FRENCH FUNDS.--PAkii AUGUST 12.
Five per Cents , I(kif 75r. 70c.
Four and a Half Per Cents. 10.1 f. 75c.
Pour per Cents., 1010 50e.
Three per Cents., 7911 I.loc.
Rank Actions, 2,"700
Dente i:e 100 t. 40c.
Roman Five per Cents., 10214%.
Spanish Actives, 30% 91.
Spanish Daeres, 14 13%9N.
Spanish Passives, ii %.
• Royal SILSGUh Loan, 31.
Portuguese Three per Cents. 44M 5;•
Hay titui Loan,
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
o:,f month, paper, 25c. 20e.; money, 25r. SOC.,
'flares months, paper, 251; Pic.; molicYi I11;1
Authenti;ue.