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ing success. The question is now whether
the Bill is to be Carried by Ministers, or by the
Nttional Unions. The former event Will be a
peaceful—the latter, anythiim 14t Peaceful vic-
tory—but, eitbe'r 474, there are none but idiots
Nktba. '?;a not see that the victory is certain.
The Unions, though they have put off even
the semblance of opposition to the Royal au►
thority, must not relax an instant in their exer,
tions for the accomplishment of the object in
which all hearts are united. We need not ex-
cept the boroughraongers, since they may be
considered as without hearts, or (which i 8 pretty
much the same thing) as devoid of that sym-
pathy in the welfare of their country, without
'which men are to be accounted non-entities, as
members of society. We should be glad if the
boroughmongers were merely non-entities, but
at present we cannot consider them otherwise
than as formidable public enemies, who have
got the power of much mischief within their
grasp.

The facts elicited in evidence yesterday on the
trial of those abandoned miscreants, Bishop,
Williams, and May, clearly prove the necessity'
—the imperious necessity—on the part of the
Legislature, of so regulating the supply of
bodies for the purposes of anatomical study, as
to prevent even the remotest possibility of the
recurrence of such crimes as those which the
monsters above-mentioned are to expiate by their
lives on Monday next. If Parliament do not
promptly and energetically take up the mat-
ter, the Burking system will still conti-
nue ; for wretches abound in this over-
grown metropolis capable of any enor-
mity, by whom murder, provided it can be made
the means of obtaining money, is looked on
merely as an affair of business. But four years
ago the very existence of a fiend like Burke
would • have been discredited as a malignant ca-

lumpy on human nature; now, dreadful expe-
rience has proved that such wretches not only
exist, but that they even exult in their atrocities,
supporting themselves and families by a system
of wholesale murder, and even hiring houses,
(shambles rather) for the purpose of more effec-
tually slaughtering their victims. The Burking
system in London, has not, we suspect, been
solely confined to Bishop and his colleagues ;
the whole class of resurrection-men are notori-
ously the very scum and refuse of society, and
would hesitate at the commission of no crime,
provided they could turn it to account ; it is,
therefore, imperatively necessary that the Legis-
lature should interfere at once, otherwise more
murders will be perpetrated.

The following are extracts from German
pers received this morning:—
WARSAW, Nov. 20.—Our Universal Gazette says, a
deputation composed of the principal citizens of Warsaw to-
gether with the President of the city, had yesterday the honour
to be presented to the Grand Duke Michael, and to present to
him an address with numerous signatures of the citizens, which
first of all expresses the most unbounded gratitude for the pro-
tection, and the benefits which Warsaw has latterly received
from his Imperial Highness, and with professions of the most
profound homage and respect, humbly petitions that his Impe-
rial Highness, as he has himself seen the fruits of the unhappy
rebellion, as well as the severe wounds that the country has
sustained, will intercede with the august Sovereign for clemency
to the supplicants. His Imperial Highness was pleased to re-
ceive this deputation and the address presented to him with his
usual kindness.
Our physicians certify that no new case of cholera has oc-
curred during the last two days.
WARSAW, NOT. 21.—We may expect to-day the pub-
lication of the Imperial Decree of amnesty for the
kingdom of Poland. It will .storisily contribute to make the
people's minds easy. The Grand Duke set out yesterday for
Riga, the head-quarters of the Guards.
The Priest Szyndlaiski, one of the principal accomplices in
the crimes committed here in the night of the 15th August,
has been arrested in the country.
BERLIN—CHOLERA.
New Cases. Recoveries. Deaths.
Nov. 26 lif ...... •••••• 4
Remain 43.
THE HAGUE, Nov. Prince Frederick we nt on hurs.
day, not to the army, but to the Helder, whence he returned
yesterday morning.
Accounts from Nimeguen of the 25th say, that within two
days the Rhine had suddenly risen, at Cologne, from five feet
two inches to 20 feet. Many disasters were caused by
this
event. At Bonn, a great mill on the bank of the river was
washed away. At Remmagen and other places several persons
were drowned. As a great deal of snow has fallen on the
Upper Rhine greater misfortunes are feared. The Waal bas
risen considerably in consequence.
A letter from Dordrecht says—" Great exertions are making
here to bring up the national magazine carriages for
heavy
cannon, which are embarked for Helvoetsluys, the Hilderland,
the Helder, and the Brielle, intended to put those places in
such a formidable state of defence as they have never yet been."
Other accounts confirm this news of the fortifying of these im.
portant points.
The English steam-boat the Superb being released from
quarantine on the Md, put to sea from Rainnekens.
On the 20th inst. four companies of the troops of Waldeck
and Leppe Schaumburg, which were part of the troops of the
German Confederation in the fortress of Luxemburg, passed
through Coblentz, on their way home. This confirms the re-
ports of the evacuation of Luxemburg by the troops of the
Confederation.
THE HAGUE, Nov. 29.—The army is still in its concen-
trated position, and nothing is said of extending the canton-
ments. On the other hand it is reported, however, that on the
Ist of December a sixth part of the Schuttery will have 14 days'
furlough, and the remainder in their turn a similar indulgence.
.isTEADAM, riOv. 29.
Actual Debt, 214 per cent 39% to 40
Voluntary Loan 6 per cent Si to 8714
Amort Syndic, 4% per cent 64 to 643,4
Ditto, ditto, 3V, per cent.
Exchange ou London, 11. 87 5-10ths.—Two months, 11. 80.
HANOVER, Nov. W.—The Commission of which the Cabi-
net Minister Von Schultz is President, for drawing up the new
Constitution, began its sittings on the 15th. What has trans-
pired of the bases approved by his Majesty, which have been
laid beforo it, authorise the expectation that it will be such as to
satisfy entirely the dispassionate majority of the Hanoverians.
As for the sanguine hopes and plans of some ultra Liberals,
they are of course out of the question, their persons would
never be satisfied with any Constitution that did not proceed
from themselves. Among the principles contained in the plan
are said to be publicity of the debates of the Chambers, a more
extensive representation of the people, guidance of the Press
as far as the laws of the Confederation allowed, appointment of
a fixed civil list, tke.
CHOLERA AT HAMBURG.
New Cases. Recoveries. Deaths.
24
25 4
Remain, 89.

Since the commencement.—Cases, 855; deaths, 448; re.
coveries, 318.
ST. PETERSBURGH.—CHOLERA.
New Cases. Recoveries. Deaths.
Nov. 8
9
10
Remain

HAMBURG, Nov. 25.—BORSEN-HALLE, HALF-PAST
Two o'CLocx.—Wheat prices have advanced a little within the
last few days. The limited arrivals having been readily dis.
posed of for exportation and for the consumption of the place.
Rye has somewhat improved in price, owing to the very limited
supply.
From the 12th to the 18th inst. seven cargoes of corn passed
through the Sound, four bound to British ports.
Weight. Rix dollars.
Wheat, Anhalt, white ll5 to 12'2 125 to 136
------ red 117 to 127 125 to 136
Silesian and Bohemian 120 to 125 to
---- Meeklenburgh llB to 124 115 to 138
Holstein, red 118 to 125......120 to 136
--- Lower Elbe 116 to 123 1:5 to 136
Rye, Dantzic 116 to 120 '54 to 98
- Mecklenburgh 116 to 118 92 to 100
- Petersburgh and Riga 115 to 118 94 to 98
During the week 179 cargoes of wheat have been imported
96 exported : and there remains stock on hand 1,000 lasts.
The business done here to.day was to no great extent, bu
prices wore firm,

End of November.
Anglo-Danish Loan 3 per Cent. 63
Anglo-Russian Loan 93g
Hamburg-Russian Loan
Russian In Icription, 5 per Cent.
Russian Inscription, 18.31.
Polish Bonds 113%
Austrian Bank Shares DM
Ditto Metalliques
New Austrian 4 per Cents BQ
—Hamburg Reporter.