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legal enactments existed, had been utterly abolished. stittWion thereupon divulged had not changed the corn- 1 who are to be held in readiness for embarkation for i PRICES OF S HARES, g Country MarketA.
TIJA L OF •M. DE SCIIBELE, Naval and Military intelligen.ce,
I However, a superintending power had been vested in petoncy of the Assembly extensively, but only inten- . India, where they are to be employed in engineering I BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- a.
PRIVY COUNCILLOR AND MINISTER OF THE KING OF ' the chief official over tae inferior courts, that was sitely ; its' this Waa also -cleittly ffpreseed' in the 'pre•
The Al iralt state 'teat Osborne Cosimander G. works.
- P.A.NIES' STOCK.
DIINMARK FOR THE DUCHIES OF HOLSTEIN' AND L.LUEN-
.... ..._. . I directly opposed to the legally exclusive supervision of amble of the project, which necessarily would have to he
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11. K. „Do wer (, is.ar .. .), are ved at Portsmouth on A rat lew of the troops composing the garrison of
. Dublin was held on Friday, in the Pheenix-park. They ---,woe__ HA.DDINGTON CORN MARKET-Ana. 29.
BURG. I the boards of revise. The state of things, as mien attended to, should it chance to depend upon the will of l
Prom the Official List. wn3A.T. I BARLEY 1 OATS, ,) I /MAN..%
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823 01 i 52s 6-1 37s al 1 53s Oi
, oplieed in Pinnebere, was similar to the ceher districts the lawgiver. As, therefore, according to the ordieances i Friday night from Plymouth with the Board of Admi
- nest
75s 9,1 1 45s 9d I 363 3d l 503 84
The era! peoewedinal 'oefore the Reyal High Court of ' neesed : a visisortal riLtht over the academic court had of May 28, 1331, and May 15, 1831, in Orle case the 1 raity, as rep-owed iu The Sum of Saturday. The mem- comprised the following :-Reyal and H wse Artillery, ' PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINa
LONDON, FRU) IY, AUGUST 29, 1856. Second
bers are Sir C. Wood, Sir M. F. F. Berkeley, Rear. 2 1 and 3d Dragoon Guards, 16th Lancers, the Guards, Third 6is Od I 403 Od 1 32s 0,,t i 4Ss Og
A epeal in the case of the Preehlent of tlue Ifilstein Peo- been conferred on the carator, in opposition to the old right of deliberation, so now the right of decision, was '
GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
_ instruction ; nay, the right of supervision had been given only possessed by the Assembly, when " general laws
Admiral Sir 11. Elen, Capt. Sir B. W. Walker, Colonel 95th, 331, and 4th Regiment. The men, who were in
vincial Assembly, Chernaerlain B awn C. von Shed
Paid. I Price. 21 r, 18 sel
to the director in chief of the LOWO of Kiel ever the tewn having for oaject certain changes in the rights of persons
Green, Director 01- Eigineering and Architectural Works, full review order, had taken up Cheir allotted stations Divpiedrend Amnofunt sf PP barley PP *,
Plessen prosecutor, against the Minister ad interim, for
courts culleeiately oceupied, whereas the old preeident and property, in the taxes and public burthens" should
Name of Company.
PP ip , oats ,;
the Duchies of Ifolsteia and Leuenbrirg, Caauaberlain in chief, in 'virtue of the instruction of Nov. 22, 1;80, happen to be decreed. By general lawe, however, we were and Mr. Bedford, private secretary. Vice-Admiral Sir bY halftpaSt 10 o'clock, and in about half an hour Annum. Share.
PP ,1 beans
PP
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and Privy Consulting Councilhr L. N. do Scheele, de- was a moodier at the tiine of the college of magistrates. to underetand suah as would receive permanent validity G. Seymour, Commander-in-Chief at Portsmoeth, went after his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant arrived on . Xs.d.Xs. d. ' AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER.
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feedant, were commenced on the 25th of Aegust, 1356, With regard to the exercise of the sovereign and govern- for the whole laud. Ile government could meanwhile off at 9 o'clock on Friday night and viaited their lord- horseback, accompanied by several of the Vice. British •• •• •• ... •• •• .. - , - Virheat, 3/. 15 9 1-12ths l Barley, ....a. 5 9 11-12 tell
mental lights, powers hadobeen conferred on the di.rector isge with perfeot right., and one-sidedly, a
.great many
ships on board their yacht, their flag having been pre. regal carriages, containing the Marquis and Mar- BDrift,ohtonnrovincial•••• .... 7511: 20 0020 0 0 - Oats, ... 11. 16 3 0-12ths I Beans, 91. 10 8 2-12tm'
at Kiel, and the accuser, B iron von Scheel Plessen ap-
-20 0 0 20 0 0 15
hief that were diametrically opposed to the ordinance general regulations ; it had done so, too, in many in-
viously saluted bY the Victory. The Admiralty slept chioness of Kildare, Lady Fanny Howard, with other City.of London -•• •• 41. Os. 100 0 0 150 e o - --
peered with his counsel, Advocate Frielrici ; the ac- : i,,,
t nt. ns of Fcb. 11, 1854. As commiseioner for the Stances. .a•Tay, even chanees in the right,: of persons and
tmenra.l(4lll Cap.) . - 50 0 0 20 0 0 , - DALK.EITH GRAIN MA.RKET-Aud 28
cueed Minister of the Ducale3 had for his counsel the ,L• 3W
CE0gnu1tati1e............ 2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 35 Qrs.
, reete estate district the same official had had conferred property, when they were of a partial or tra.nsitory na. in the Osborne. On Saturday Capt. C. Eden, the Con- distinguished visitors and members of his Excellency's
Best. Current. Weil°
family. He was received with the customary honours Great Central ...... . 8/ percent. 10 0 0 all I 1214
GOe 61
Advocate Barguin. ea numereue bedy of Was public at. upon han the superintendence over the patrimonial judi- ture, hy the one-sided act of the government, had fre- troller•General of the Coast Guard, joined the Admi-
-177 Wheat 81a 01
by the troops, who iinmwliately proceeded to execute ,-1
LT. eepreina id
e•r; t• ••
:: , : •••• :: 117 Oats 37s 4.1 3ss 00.- ..... 33' Al
tended, aimongst whom were 2everal members of th'3 as- nature, likewise another inspectorsh.p that centrolled fluently occurred. It must be cenfessed that a conflict laity. At 9.30 Sir G. Seymour again went off in the ioe&slbonus.
4500 g g a,1,1 !90
thee lorde of reanore in their exietine rights. The same might easily arise beweeen the one-sided legislative right the evolutions usual on occasions of field-days. After _ eo 0 0 I - 118 Barley 47s Od ' 41s ld 33, '
P, i
sembly.
Fire QlE:en, Cemmander Paul (Master R N.) and re-
f I I
Od
Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 32 Peas & beans 51s 0,1 , 40s 1/d 4B.
couree of conduct had been observed in the judicial of the pvernment and the representative right of co-ope• . . . .
being tbree hours on the ground the troops filed off be-
Tae Advocate for the plaint opened his ad:liens by , fat. _. .
maitiecl with their lordships until 11 30, when he brought
P.oe,lix ....... •• .... 41. per cent.l 60 0 0 52 ii 0 -
circies o • Olin,an. ration possessed by the Assembly, but there was no state
fore his Excellency in the usual manner. Rateliff ..... ....... 51. 1100 0016 0 0 16
urging the ituportance of t'uo case,. and deelaring the
'filet these reeu'ations were not general ones can tribucal for 9a:,e3 of that description. With respect, to them on shore in the Victory's barge ; they landed at
ABERDEEN-Auo. 29.
great cenfidence repeeed ia that high tribunal. Ile aa- earoly be pleadee for the defence, because, if so, the other cons' i'lltional states and the conduct hitherto ob. ! the King's stairs of the dockyard, where Admiral-Super- United General ...... 2/. 10s. ;50 0 0 all 12i
A meeting of the provisional committee, appointed to ivestininster Chartered 41 per cent.; 60 0 0 •• 133 Potato oats 3sOd to 31s 01
served by Government and the Chambers in Holstein make arrangements for the Dublin banquet to the Cri- Ditto, New ....••• - - •150 0 0 10 u 0 10% Common oats 283 tid to 303 61 1 401bs por bushel
pe,ared before them in v rtue of the decree passed ny the goy, rement would be able to organise anew the whole , intenclent Martin and the staff of the establishment, and
Holstein Provincial Aesembly on the Ist of February country bY degreeswithout the sanction of the Aesernbly; generel rules could nevertheless be laid down witheut
several captains of.the fleet, were in waiting to receive mean soldiere, was held on Friday, at the Mansion-house; WATER-WORKS. Bere 41s Od to 42s Od 1 531b3
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Barley 41s Od to 42s Cal
last, and which was te this effect :-" That the Mi nister that they were in other respects of such a nature as to difficulty for defining taese limite. That a right of co-
them. The Admiralty flag was immediately hoisted at the Lord Mayor in the chair. Several new members were Dividend Amount Wheat,lred (spring)sBs Od to .- 4s Od
require the ratiacation of the Assembl has been recoo- operation was vested airsolutely in the Assembly for legis-
Paid. Price 1 621bs a
Name of Company. ' per of
„ white 65s Od to 70s Od
for the Daehy of Hoietein, ineeinurili a 3 he has vi elated
the dockyard-gatee, and tins Board comnienced their ar• added to the committee, among them were the Marquis
ltlalahele, Hon. St. John Butler, Sir B. Burke, Mr. Annum. Share.
nised by the minister himself, when hey hi:ought forwar6d lation in its more confined sense, but notforthe executive
of Lon.donderry, the. Marquis of Kildare, Lord Talbot de ____ Oatmeal 22s 6d to 23s ad per boll.
the constitution, has iesued divers ergenic lawe and ether the new judiciary constitutien, aoweeing almost literally functione, was not contorted by any doctrine t r)ached nual inspection. The first business of importance their
X s. d. X s. d. Flour 54s Od to 5.5 s Od per sack.
regalations without, urgent necessity shall be impeached 2 with the reg,ulation carried out in the Landdrosty or local on Public right. Bet for the due exectdon of the laws Lordships transacted was to appoint Capt. the Hon. 11. '
East London -
PROVISION MARKET.
there was required also the ordering of the necessary Ke-- Hans H. Woede, Mr. W. Dargan, Alderman Hudson, Grand Junction .... •• 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 78 Beef, per lb 6d to 8d I Butter, p lb. oslo,l to Os IV'
and the President in coafoemity with the 14th sectien of judicature of Pinnebsi.g.
ppel. C.B of her Majesty's ship Coliesus, to be CAD.
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attrang. orner•ts and authorities, by which and by whom
taeinnti, .............. 4t. per cnt. 100 0 0 - so%
the constitution ehali be charged With the execution of The regulation, reserving for the amtmaan or presi-
tnat execution. could olone be effected and on the eso- modore of.the second class and second in command of the aud several others. After some discussion, it was re-
the entertainment should be held on Monday, the Bth of - 100 0 0 - 95 Mutton, per lb 6d to 8(1 I Eggs, p doz. Os 7d to Os °
tki3 decree." dent of the courts in the grind principality the penal
vernenent did it excluavely depend to' regulate the die- fl `
ee• on e as n, la an Ina station, vice t e or .
th E• tI d• cl Ch. • • hII ' solved that the public meeting to make arrangements for
Sept., at 1 o'clock. The Lord Mayor offered the King's-
-12secofnolrinittlt7e nwo
jett rznitclsoe New River C0M.p.a.n.y..... 21. 10s. - -
Southwark &Vauxhall 5/. per cnt. 100 0 0 - __ Lamb, do., Os 5d to Os 7,l Hens, p pair 38 Od to 30 61-
6,1
_ Veal, ner lb ... 5d to Os 7,1 Chickens,do 2s Od to 2s es
attributes, of a police judge is perfectly unintelligible,
West mimes°. ....... 5/. per cent. 61 0 0 _ 100 Pork, per steers 9d to 6s Od Ducks, do. .230dt0 as .1.7
The above resolution is based on the orlaance of the
tribution ef business. Lastly, in the goveromt•,nt lay C. G. J. B. Eiliot. Commodore Keppel will hoist hie
beeallae there was nothing' more to reserve ; Lail tel e
the absolute right of threatening to put in force those broad pendant in the fine first class sailing 50-gun frigate
rooffoenre
waats til:orsoo Salmon, per lb Os to Os Ducklings,do 2s Od to 2). ,t 1
11t'a of June, 1854, to wit :
BRIDGES.
separation, however, been legally resolved upoa in reality
oompulsory measures that might be required for main•
11%;t1.:crIlee; - Grouse, per brace.....os to Os Turkeys, each 4s Od to 54 'al
Sec. 11. With respect to those affairs of Jelolsteie that beforehand this regul &on would then decidedly contain Raleigh at Portsmouth. She will be fully manned. At
Dividend Amount Tallow, p stone, 4s3d to 48 rld Potatoes,. pr peck, ...6d to°
taining order in the state. These axioms, as the nume-
pertain to the official functions of our ministry for the an alteration of the law.
the Admiral-Superintendent's office the Board were en- ; Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Rabbits, each Od to 4d.
rous citations proved, were recognised in all German and it was arranged that the '
meeting should be held Annum. Share.
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Duchies of Holitein and Leuenlyaree, alterations in the Lastly, tall respect to the coin, they were undonlets
gaaed some time in inspecting plans for some much-needed there. A forma of circular w b • ) Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt. 0080 d West
coun ma., an 1 nos ence o 0 a'3,Ume tIA in o • b
t . q d •t
• h t b t d 1 • • II 1 6 as su mated and approved
edly general regulati . . 2
ons These re ulations nominally
X s. d. X a. d. Eggs, wholesale price, per dozen
a legislative enactments (see, however, sec. 3) will only - " t' . lso the co-operative right of the Assembly in the alterations and improvements in thedockyard, but wefear of, to be signed by the secretaries d •
~ an sent to the lieu-
rendered more strineent belonaing to the last century, 8 ein a
fillngerford .......... _
- -7% RETAIL PRICES.
take place With the previous consent. of the provincial
had been alread ' -'1
b ' t 4 • th t I
y express y a roga e, ey par y con- rule did not take cognisance of :a. The formation and the re-paving of it was not one of the items of improve- tenants and deputy-lieutenants of counties, and other southwest .......... - 110 0 0 - 4tl
- F10ur,141b....0s Od to 3s 0,1 Barley f10ur,141b.09 to 2s ne
assembly, and in the aforesaid regulations attention is Wined what was in direct contradiction. The regulation organisation of judicial and other tribunals. b. The in- ment. Its pavement is exceedingly bad, and the poor influential persons throughout Ireland. Another meet. Ditto New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 30 0 0 - -
-diens to bo h-sued to them for the hig of the committee will be held on
1 e . an early day to ar- aterloo ..... ........ __ Oatmeal Os Od to 2s 4d „ dust, Os to Itl,ra
. eepressly to be paid to the aseent so obtained of the A 3. ofJune 25, 1841, expresely grants to each and every one tt.rsuottiortiso:nodf rgole.,
maimed inealids whom we have seen struggling over its
WDitto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 1-4 s. Bd. 1g g g .7.-- - Beremeal ....Os Od to 2s 2d , per lb 2d to -4I-
Th
!la' out nisiness. c. e measures requ.ired for range finally for the intended meeting. 84
sembly. to agree in what money the payments shall be made, d
abrupt and irregular stones from the ships which have - Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26% Pearsemeal... Os Od to 23 8d Sid's,
•
t vigilance as to the due performance of the duties. d.
vauxhall ..........•• 965. 70 10 3 - 20%
The regulation of Feb. 10, 1855, did not repea
4-Ib. 10af...8d. I 2-Ib. 10af...4d.
Sec. 13. We reserve to ourselves, exceptionally in ur-
The penalties and other forcible measures required for the brought them from the Crimea have bestowed many a MET
ROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. -
this • that was perfectly conceivable. Therefore legal
DOCKS. Cheese, per imperial stone, as. Od. to 4s 6d. ,
gent cases, where the provincial assembly is not sitting, execution on observance of the laws. The assertion of " blessing" upon it and those who tolerate or maintain it
a ulations altoeether new had been introdeced,
- • Dividend Amount -- .
aud its convocation may not be quickly available, should rangd, indeed, of-6 such a character that even were the plaintiffs, tan the incrimihated.regulations are eoui-
.in such a state. Having disposed of the business at the A general meetin of the Metro ort . er of Paid. Price.
g pi an Beard of Name of Company. P WAKEFIELD-AttaIIST 29.
laws does not decide since it has been ust
Annum. Share. li
- circumsta.nces so require, the right of issuing provision- ~ve to look upen the regulation of 1831 as still
vl'l'lciTrti tt,h)at the It ' • • J Admiral-Superiutenclent's office, their Lordehips pro- NVe-irks wa3 held on Friday in the Ceuncil Chamber, •, There was a very slow sale of wheat, and samples of 0
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ally, even without their preliminary assent, such regula- in force fer upholding the competency of thwAssembly, vvcrinl Isnuebr. ctan Isfuteh evenhone-sidedly
Guildhall-Mr. J. l'hwaites in the chair. were ls per qr. lower. Now, not being plentifel, Wee°
sd
- ees bi d•ra
sox ni ,o tor a i jec s. i ese s ould be de. ceeded to make an inspection of the building slip. docks
a • X s. d. X e. d.
tions as may be necessary, with the exception of organic their assent would in every case be essentially requisite ; .
The financial statement laid before the board showed Commercial -....... , 5/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - cleared off at nearly last week's rates. New barley scala"
stgnated canaille laws, taere wouid he apprehended be and service office-a and ultimately went on board the new
laws ; and these reguletions will maintain their validity for if ant, the confiscation of the copper coine, the liespec- . e , .
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a tote I general balance of 121,651/. ss. 41. East and lVest India.. ' 6/. pr cent. Stock. - 127 and fetched high prices. Beans, oats el a 11; ud
, ans. soenenw - weeth•
an error in suca designation , for althougla in any other class screw despatch gun-boat Flying Fish, Commander East C..untry.. - ''' - out change. Lincolnshire and Yorkshire white wheat 111-
until a constitutioe-al decree shall have been passed re- tion of private tills and account-books may peradventure
Tenders were received fur the construction of 300 feet London ..... ........ 5/. pr cent. Stock. -
e the idea of oreanic laws could be maintained -et , • -
sens .
- to 79s ; extra 81s-red ditto 67s to 71s; extra 73e. . •
specting them. The validity of these provisional regifae be held to be a Measure nob affecting persons and
,pro. . e . ~ a Roderick Dew, with which an important experiment in of sewer &c., in the line of the Effra sewer, at Canter- Ditto Bonds - - ,
in connection with the 24th section of the constitution
n_ . Average price of grain-ineat, 713 0(1 • barleYt '''''
tions ceases, however, in case no assenting decree be perty. . shipbuilding is being tried. This vessel, from her pecu- bury-roi:d, North Brixtan. That of Mr. Thirst for 609/. it. Katharine - , ,
" it was undeubted that by that ex reseion alterations i
opthamitou , 31. Os per c. 50 00j50 0 0 ,I 47 Od ; oats, 32s Od ; beans, 45s Oed ; peas, -s. Od.
passed by the assembly with respect to them. , The third point, that the regalationa in question. had • . . P
- ' n 1 b"d d 1 th d h'sh f • (3-0
ler uti ,an eng ,an le power o engines a - was accepted.
he constitution were meant that could not be alle ed Vibtoria - ......... . 5
1 1. per cent. , 20 0 0 1 10 0 0 I - .
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Sec. 14. When, in the opinion of the assembly, no been issued without the assent of . tho Awsembly, was ts . . . , . g
Several reports were brought u b the cu ' t d
. p y , perin en -
in any one of the incriminated regulations. On the horse), was expected to attain a very great speed (some- . . .
• EXETER-AUGUST 29.
urgent motive has ex'sted for the issuing of such tempo- notorious. •
ing architect on application from different individuals JOINT-SrocK BANKS. a
contrary, if the ordinance about the coin be kept out of thin-
g like 14 or 16 knots she did not however realis
CsaaN.-In our market wheat may be quoted from 0, a,
rary' regulation, the aseembly shall have the right of Fourthly, in whet concerns the urgency of thoee re. o
w ei• I such reeulationS had be •, d b - ) ' , 0 for the permission of the board to extend their shops Dividend Amount
causino this questi In to he brought, through their presi- gulations in question, that consideratiee must be ex-
vellutel n ye
aired f7r the dietributi en
loscubew .as were
a - more than 11. Some alterations were then made to her i over the fore-courts in front of their houses, and thus Warne of Company. per of Paid. Price. to 9s 9d. Malting barley, 6s Od to 6s 6d ; grinding do., ‘Ol
Annum. Share. Od to Os Od. Oats, 3s Cid to 3s 6d. Beans Os' Od 1°
dent, For decaien telore our Upper Court of Appeal fer eluded, in so tar we organic laws came under the notice 't.) . Y
h t; r igt. ''. •r) ihe several dist rn:e ''uts-"l".ng rudderpostand keel, but they only increaeed her speed half I contract the width of the respective streets in which
who°
___ Od. Peas 00s Od to 00s Od Several sam 1 'f' new
e au
.aor les , • we ~ reepeoeng which
pes o , so
the Duchies of Holstein and Lituenbure, and indeed by of the court, and the.' as copper money had been current '
la rt‘d b • a knot or so ; she is now having her bow lengthened 181 tla.'y were projected. This subject as usual led to con- ----.-----
—I-- X s. d. X a. d. in good 'con • • •
dition, Os per bushel For new oats, 30 to
laying a plaint agaiust our minister for the duchies of for years, the destruction of the same could hardly b 3 the
g'''erneinforwt'!a3o tr'L I er
Dyisno geoeral law, which
siderable dascuesion it beino
, e contended that it was the Au5tra1a5ia............ 20/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 1041,4 ed per bushel was asked. -
feet. This will not be an actual increase to the length or ,
Holst,in and Lauetiburg. The Upper Ceurt of Appeal looked upon as urgent. For the rest, the onus of prov- eriven
toccfeA ~ l . l pp,e
t. catshteria adnd tfhe Upper .
euty of the board, in compliance with the requirements British NorthAf merican 61. per cenit.
150 0 0 „ - FLOUR.-Fine, 56s Od to 58a Od ; seconds, 54s Od to 58g
el as her original bow remains i
aour
.o peea ,i,oa. yireeor mg
tile] mo e.? proceed. capacity of the vess , , tin:,
jaefel.t.(l..e..l.,o.r.idon. 150/..peerr . 00 0 0 20 0 0 -
has to pronounce this decision after previously hearino i ing urgency would lie with the defendant. It could .
',tact, of the act of Parliament, to prevent such erections, 1 p cceennt. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0 - Od per sack.
the case orally and publicly. Should the decision 1; scarcely, however, be asserted that, merely on account mg, since. evdert tee ineirua ton
bfor es.e triounals had the riew one commencing at the present bows of the a 3 detrimental to the public health and obstructive roman ........• - :•... 61. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 - CATTLE.-Fat beef was sold at from lOs Od to lls Od Pear
been modifie io sevelitia points y oneesidedreguletionso
Lond.Char. Bk. of Ans. - 20 0 0 all 0 21% score ; fat calves, Od to 6d per lb • barrenmers, Os Od o_s
against tha minister, he will have violated his official of &Inca regulatione, expressly declared by the Govern- vessel and tapering to the length we have given. This to the free circulation of air. In some cases where a
. duty. ment to be provisional, a plaint' Was justified, whilst in e number of reoulations h b s -
Through a
rcro_nestdoera, . , ,t e u i .
ndon and Count .. 101. n .
7 1 per ce t 50 0 0 20 0 0 34y4 on, per score ; cows and calves, 1.21. to 171. es ; butchl'a
td ' ' th advantage in speed desired
is expec e .o give e large proportion of the forecourts in particular streets EL'oondn and Westminstr ,141. percent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 49X
Iby other functionaries •udiciel Ohs. • hI L k ;;I.
calves, 6d to -d per lb., rearine calves -s to -0 eld
The following legal regulations ought to form the sub- all the definitive decrees the minister's responsibility nass, as ea id 1 . , j . ,
ea . eeen um,. upon before the Metropolis Local Manage London Joint-Stock'... 12/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 32%
triet,, &e., had beeti changed without consulting the After this inspection Sir Chas. Wood and Rear-Admirel
Sheep, ewes and lambs, 1/. 14s to 2a 5s per couple; ewetaae.
ject of the plaint :- ceased altogether as relative to the ASsembly.
n ment Act was passed, the applications were granted, Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
I.: The reeolution of May 9 oflast year, concerning the But if the 14th section of the constitution appeared a instance the se 'ration of the ec'uar '8
Eden with Sir G Se mom- visited so
Atsembly ; for 'l
~,, . p:. . . y ,
eo. ey , me other este- while in others where the evil had not prevailed the Ditto, New.•....... ; 8 /.per cent. 10 0 0 all - t° I-
--e., wethers, 6ed; lambs, 6e to 7d per lb.. -76;
-Y Natiour.l of Ireland.... 1 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - large size, 45s to 555; second size, 24s to 30s ; 81113% to
separation of justice from the administration in the cuurts woinalete penal lam, then it was not 'to be doubted that from the tax-co lector s duaes in the jurisdiction of blishinents outside the dockyard, while Sir Maurice were rejected.
Nat. Provincial of Eng. i 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - to 30s • --suckers lOs to 14s Po hc t 4/d per 1
.
of Kiel, Cronshagen, aud Bordesholm. tha competent tribunal would have at the same time to Rerhle.lter.g. by means cs)foahh”cery re3cript of March 9, Berkeley, Sir Baldwin Walker, and Colonel Greene ' Mr. LEsraw, in reference to these matters, wanted to Ditto. New .. ••• • • • 81. per cant. 20 0010 0 0 - Pork cL•cases fro' .' ng
•.a
,
m lls Od to lls 6d per seore.
ic nbundierou
bt r instdances. Opposition from
eole
2. The instruction for the curator of the university of adjudge the penalty. That this punishment would be 184Ie ' d,
went efl )at and across to Gosport to inspect the haul- know who was to pay the expense of making the inqui- 2=== 0.r.p.0.r.a.. 'Bl;4.lpp.c.ctits;s. ,La g g all
the coamoer a never een ma eto these cuelinances, .
9, 36% .--.--....
. Kiel, as likewise for the director-in-chief of the said town caused by the one-sided issue of organic laws was by so
ries as to these applications.
Union of Australia.. •. 30'. per cent. 25 0 0 68% DUBLIN, AUG. 29.
do which would have been nevertheless i in -u sli wa in course of construction on Mr
to • . ncuinbent gP P Y , . Roble
210 0 -
a.rid for the commissioner of the neiehbouring estate- much ti•le less to be doubted, seeing. that these are made
The ARCHITECT said he was not aware of any expense Ditto .............. 301. per cent. -
The weather here is uncertain but, on the whole,
onfle
upon them had they pos.sessed the right. This conduct Whitehs plan, for the_berthing of the gun-boat flotilla,
Union of London ..... 201. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 28U
district, dated May the 9th of last year: dependent in the constitution on the advice of the Ae-
attending these inquiries.
vourable for the harvest. The 'market 'l'4
to-day wan ~. a
3. The regulation of May 10 of last year concernino sembly. All /Lula disappears if we only rightly int.si pret of theirs was the mere significant, seoing that the limits At four o'clock the other members of the Board and tee Mr. LESLIE thought there was undoubtedly reat ex Union of Madrid ...•• I - 40 0 0 all _
but the prices of Tuesday were maintained for old woe-
_ o
of coin etenc couid solel be ascertar •
CANALS.
the organisation of the administration and of justice in the expression " provisional regulation" as equivalent to P Y y ned from what was Port-Admiral returned to the dockyard. In the evenin • 'd •th 1 tfthth gf
h
g pense incurie in e emp oymen o e tale ot e su•
the county of Pirineberg. regulation made without the- sanction of the Assembly. existing.
the Board dined with the Conernander-in-Chief and a perintending architect and his clerks in making inquiries es • F.;
,Divpiedend were demanded early in the day, but the market do
4. The proclamation for the duchy of Holstein of Aug. Toe final request is for Reyal Upper Court of Appewl to The instances adduced showed that the regulatione 1,• end reporting upon these matters. Names of e, Dividend. Price Names of heavily for everything, and we must report oats 6d., raPr
29 last year, respecting foreign coin in currency. admit that for the issuine of the said eight regulations 3. 5, and 7 did not require the assent of the Assembly. of the fleet at
number of the captains the Admiralty- Mr. MORELAND believed that thie was a sub•ect Well Companies. 'A , per Companies.
cf./ Annum. , . .4 Annurm.
co , Price. seed is., and bere ls. and is. 6d. lower. No alteration 11,2
5, The resolutions of the 13th and 25th of September without the approval of tiL Assemby an urgent motive The superintendenee created by the regulations 2 and 6 house. They slept on board their yacht. Yesterday worthy of consideration, and if Mr. Leslie woujld make -
-I- '
, x • , demand for Indian corn at an advance of ls. per quarter:2,
of ltst year, concerning the separation ofiestice from the was not present, that they were issued uncunstitationallY, had al wa.T4 been the und:sPeted right of the government; the, First Load and Admiral Eden went on board the a motion on no subject, he wouli support him, X "
administrations ia the courts of Reinbeck, Trittau, an,l and that the accused minister has consequently violated' that the executive pessessed itself this right of scperin- Victory aed attended divine service. The crew Manned Mr. LESLIE- had no doubt that the expense incurred eshtn &Oldh' 93 71. p. cte 145 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51
Barnsley• ••• 160 - 1. - Neath .. •• •• 100, 161. - barleY,
White wheat, 40s Ckl to 42s ; red ditto, 368 Od to 39s1Pet
eee,
2490 d to 25s Od ; oats, 14s Od to 16s 01 ; raise' e
Tr, mebuttel. his official duty. . tendence could not be gainsayer] ; it followed as a cen- '
y ds to receive them. In the afternoon they went .n
anewering these repeated applications would be a good Brknk&Abrg 150' 4/. - Oxford.. •• •• 100 - 103 32s Od to 36s Od per brl; oatmeal, 14s Ott to 16s Oi ; bakern,
6. The instruction to the commissioner for the noble Tee Advocate for the defendant, in commencing his sequence that the authority was theirs to entrust this -ar
• • • ground for appealing against the rate, as they were spend. Birmingham 40 41. i 92 Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 76
1, 16,, flour 22s 6d to 27s Od per cwt ; Indian corn, 31s 01 to 35, ""
over to Ryde and dined with Sir Augustus Clifford.
C tr 100 257 ' Re t'
oven _y.. ••
10 , . - R gen a- .• 30 .
estates of Abrensiburgaßlumendora Baste], Heeltenklin- reply, observed that the duty then imposed upon him did iaspection to individual persons. That the inferior tri- iiio the ratepayers' money in opposition to the terms of 71 per 480 lbs.
ken, Hohenaoltz, noisbuttel, Jersheck with Stegen, not appear to him particulariy a source of gratification, bueals through those instruotionS were subjected to the To-day they will resume their inspection of the dockyard el-
the act ef Parliaraent, as clause 60 of the Metropolis lErnirre&C. h-s 1 4
201. 15si. 84
szil=e6.o.a., 85 11. 10s. 76
Krurnbeck, Schulenburg, tWulesfelde, Count scaim. since it esitlenced conflicts that wera always to be re- chief functionary was false. No interference with the and the navy and marine establishments, dine with Local Management Act expressly declared that icall ex- GrandJunctnl 100 34%. pPr.. ect. 43 Do .Lk FdSt 1412°1 --
--- I
inelmann's portion of the estate Wandsbeck, the, chancery gretted. With regard to the succes3 of his defence, he administration of ,instlea had ever been Permitted ; this Rear. Admiral Superintendent Martin and the dock. penees incurred in and about the obtaining such approval Do., 6 or.Ct.l 10 6L pr. et. 11% Stftrd &Wore 1401 281. 425
SEABORNE MAILS.
Grand Surrey, 100 4/. - Shrewsbury.. '25 - - -
estates of Sack and Tangsted, and the part not belonging felt, it was true, a strong conviction, seeing that he, superintendence was simply a personal matter, and as yard steff and afterwards attend the ball at the of the Metropolitan Board of Works shall be paid by the Grand 'Tnion' 100' 11.0 s. Stotirbridgo.. '
,45 121. 290
to the sovereign, of Wellicgsbuttel, dnted Sept. 27 last quite a 3 much as his opponent, was animated with re- such a matter of management, just as the same right of • c buildet to the superintending architect, or to' such other Kennt& Avis; 39 6s. Od. ea; Severn anda
Marine Or hao Schools
Seamen and , p , and Female 2/. - (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Pott-0111.
' year. - • spect for and confidence in this tribunal. After a few vigilance on the part of the chief officials had been person as the said board may appoint, and in default of Lancaster -11001 - - Wye Rail
.5 26
.7. The Ministerial rescript of Sept. 29 last year con- corrections as to the definition of the laws instanced by practised long before, which said officials had been solely Orphan Home, in aid of the funds cf that payment may be recovered in a summary manner." - eLe,eds&LivrPjloo 251. 433.3 i Warwick & 7
3 100 21' 2
_ _5 ay the night-and Mby the morning-despatch.)
-.----""'
cerning the penal power of police appertaining to the his opponent, which, it seemed by the definition given, looked upon as administrative when acting as inspectors excellent and highly deserving institution. To. The CHAIRMAN believed that certain inquiries must Zee; cc
se
tsrt ect,.; itn,, 12, 5/. 49%
vl,l3airmlenif.B,
weal' ;
8 na) (seen's:a-tee'. From wna
duo " '
court-house fir the judicial districts of Kie/, Croushagerl, theY wanted to make out more significant, he gave in The regulations about the coin Nos. 4 and 8 were morrow the First Lord will hold a levee at the Royal be made on the applications sent in. Loughberogh;l42' 701. 550 Napton..l 100( 21' ODUNTRINI. 41 General Post- Port '_ - ~„ .
and Bordesholin. for form's sake his admission touching the co-operation finally mere governmental acts for carrying out the Naval Colle e and ive the usual dinner in the evening Mr. Lustia repeated that all those inquiries ought to Ikicalmouthsh 100, - - Worcstr &.}
NEntgmerysk:loo; - - Birming. 78 21. 20 Ofilce, London.* Dispatche'. selg'safa
8. The publication for the duchy of Holstein of Dec. of the minieter in the respective regulations, that be- patent of Feb. 10, 1854, according to which the inter-
th h dgfcl g be at the expense of the applicants.
to e ea. s o epartments. SleltnMwbry 100. - . • - Wilts & Brks -10 s. Od. - americaseynrit.pace)e. every Friday .... Liverpool ~. IWB6/11/
22 last year, concerning the extension of the prohibition came valid without the assent of the assembly. Re- nal metallic coins therein more clearly defined " shall be Subsequently an application was made in reference to ' &merles. (by United St• _ I 1 ,
•of !foreign metallic currency to the frontier toll d strict. specting the urgency a declaration was unnecessary, on solely and alone lawfully current coins both at all the The fine' old troop-ship Apollo is being broken up in the erection of sleeps in the forecourts of the houses Nos. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
paeket) ...........t. Every Tuesday . - Sonthasiptei, Wetnuf
The present impeachment is based in general on the account of the putting into execution that followed. royal receiving offices and also in private traffic." It Portsmouth duckyard ; she was built in Buraledon in Ito 7, in Queen's-place, Blackheath-road, Greenwich, DiVidend Amount America (by U. Statti
Name of Company.
Air of Paid: Price. ',riot) ..........I, • . . - Liverpool ...
• . following grounds :- . Every representation (or responsibility) of reeulations did not require a previous prohibition for the pur- 1805 on the lines of the Lively, a fifth.rate, now a re- being the 'second time the subject Was brought before um. Share. tu trona (via Liver-
I. The regulations forming the subject of the accuse- not issued by the minister must be declined. The regn- pose of legalising a present one. This currency nue,- ceiving hulk at Davenport. the board. - _
________
poow ............e. ith and 19th .... Liverpool .. Twice ina ,
, tion concern affairs that pertain to the official functions lation alluded to by No. 8 was for the rest, not made sure would appeer to be not even an extraordinary The Superintending Architect objected to the second 4s.d.X s. d. Ditto (VA Marseilles)
Major-Ganeral Breton, the LieutaGovernor of Ports-
A.lbl 011tittoogaf ape of Goo(
... d'
of the Ministry for the duchy of Holstein ; these regu- the subject of plaint by the Assembly, since it was one, since it was solely a governmental measure for the plan, and suggested certain alterations and modifications antannee 13717. 1;171 Wei:. 71. ris.l:ol'oes. ro: (0). : i? : : I:
... thice`-..:‘," .
mouth, is a.bout to proceed on a six weeks' leave to the
• lationa are partly signed, partly countersigtved, by the mentioned neither in the report of the committee nor carrying out of Cue la vfully issued patent of Feb. 10, in reference to it.
Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 42 &fries (West Coast)..l, 43,1 of tio, month . Plymouth .. fith of wee-
accused ; all were decreed by the Sovereign upon -his in the debates. On acaount of the connexion with No. 1854. Tne resu7t accordingly gave that all the eight in- continent to recruit his health, which has suffered much Mr. I-
-ESLIE objected altogether to the time of their anchor ........••.... 6 per cent. 5 0 10 0 - Cexandria..........1 10th i 26th of n o Dover ......i2d k 119.-
proposition. 5, no formal objection could be raised thereon. It was craninated regulations did not require the assent of the from the inceesant labour which has devolved upon him architect being taken up by improvin the im erfect Atlas ..
.
- 11. Thesamearebytheirnaaure legal regutations_tbat more important that the Assembly in their resolution assembly, Even if Wee regulations were issued uncon- during the ernbarcatien and debarcation of t l s t•th• Hhd •hg p Xrgus Life .........•• 41. per cent. 100 00250 0 23 Bahamas ...........1 17th of tbe mouth seuthamptenosta
roops and panen in e um. e a no rig t whatever to pre- iSritish Commercial .. 71. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 6% Belgium ,„„„ „ ,„ ..a trolly.. ___ _ _ Dover .... _ Dip y
is to say, they contain alterations in tho legislation which had not onca named those regulations, and yet the stitutionally the fact could not .be taken cognisance of • i.d . pare plans, but to judge of those sent in by parties them- Cleriel.ided.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs, 100 0 0 10 0 0 _ Brazil ..............li, Rh of the mouth.. Southamptoi, -it th•
inva 1 s consequent upon the late war. ,
are constitutionally to be made as a rule solely upen the plaintiff, as attorney, had no power to define these. If, bYthe Upper Court of Appeal, becaiise it is only com.
selves. If he was to be allowed to alter the plans they '
County - - .„. „ ..., 4/. 100 0010 0 0 - BuenosAyres........Nl 'ith of firs month _ Southatnrtm 'Ma ie
previous aesent of the Provincial Assembly. With the h avever, the Court on account of thie obscurity did not patent in the manner defined by the 14th section of the The transport Gertrude has discharged her live shell no loner were the lans of the 1 t bt'
app wan y, u were Crown .........• •••• 17s. Od 50 0 0 50 0 - Cape of
Eag,le .
ss. 50 0 0 50 0 7ii Cape of Good Hope ..N .I.Tarioll.9 ports cfncerta'
exception of those cited under the numbers 4 and 5, the feel bound to abstain, ex officio, from cooling to a &eh constitution, and not generally for decieing on conflict i and ammunition at the floating magazine at Woolwich,- those ff the s •P ri •
uperinten-ing architect, and in preparing Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 50 6 0% Case de Verde .....,/s Coi‘ or tn. month 4outhetnptonli6th 0-
/ in
- same are indeed organic la wa, which cannot be issued at sion, the defendant would also raise no formal obj,;c• between the government and the As-embl
e y„ and hauled. alongside Woolwich pier on Saturday to land them he exceeded his duty. European Life l/. 20 0 0 an 18% Ceylon (see India) 10th and 26th.... HS* igil,as
• all constitutionally, without the preliminary assent of tion on this ecore. The Advocate of the Protecutor in hi
, s reply, said that a number of guns from Balaklava, One of which, a Rust, Major LYON supported the tieW taken by Mr. Leslie. 6/
(Azal ......
gtock. PO 5 r,6 Cey10n..............1% 4th and 20th ' ...., 14th to 2"
n.tait'
•• 105% Channel Isles.. ......N men., vveo„sert,,lSouthampten TILT
the Assembly. Against the mode of proceeding objctions should the alleged erroneous desianation of the laws wa3 in it- ' The CHAIRMAN said he thought it would be most un- Ouardi-n . - ..-
- 551/per centt.
_o._ 0
._
0 47 5 0 56 Chili.. - .........„ ..t,I 24 fk 17th of montlilSoathamp on, l and 1%
M. The regulations in question ware issaed without likewise not be made, nor should an attempt at per- self indifferent, because no'doubt existed about the iden• un wei hed 95
stan g , g cwt. The Gertrude is ordered to per cen .I 0
p 'cants, w ien Ley were anxious to im- imperils, Fire......... 12/. per cent. 500 0 50 0 0 -- China .... ..
courteous to ap 1. 1 1 • • ' r••• ••••-• • • • • • • 0 i • 4th and 10th ~ 14 and 87
• • i,
the previous assent of the Assembly. , horrescmce be mede against individual members. No tity. But in truth the formal defect did not exist, be- be paid off and discharged the service. 3 prove their property, to dismiss their plans where ob- Imperial Life
,-..
IV. For the issue of the same without previous Banc- protest will b,e laid against the legitimation of the cane° it was clear from tbe peints melte,' in the,briefs An Admiralty telegraphic deepatch arrived at Sheer- jections to them existed, without pointin out in „ Indemnity Marine....
Waal. Law Fire --- - - - 11.33 & 31. 100 0 0 20 0 0 .- Constantinople ........ 4th & 20th of mon, Southampton 7 and en,
2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 3% Cont. of Europe M& N Twice daily ..„ „ Dover ....... Twice d"
tion of the A
, ssembly an urgent motive did not exist ; plaintiff, who, in point of fact, is now no longer presi- for the defence itself, that the designation was c)rrect. ness on Saturday ordering the White Squadr '-t th l b• • • bl g
on be gun. pow s ose p ans were o jectiona e. Law Lite..." ........ - 100 o:. 10 o 0 61 Egypt (so*lnala)
~..doaditilf
-therefore they ought net to have been i3sued even pro- . dent. Concerning the competency of the Assembly, the llth boats now 'it this ort in coin issio t b •
p m n o e paid off all , .
Mr. BGYSON did not often agre3 with Mr. Leslie, but Legal and General Life - 50 00: 2 0 0 5% Franco ----M fk le Twice dai1y...... Dover ...... —„ Age
29 Gibraltar ..........31 4,7, 17, 20, 27 arm Southampton 6, 1.
visionally, not to insist upon the fact of their being in In the legitimate def. nee the right of the Holstein secti al of the Constitution of June 11, 1854, alone fur- ad' • ' -'
tuought on this question he had taken a proper view, ',„,,oengoonneeiae .. :••
~ 114.125a•e. re g g I: 1g f: ..24 Greece (see India) I
.
st n ing immediately, and to be placed in the first-class
„od 6
part organic 'awe, assembly to acetates this minis' er was first of ail PoerallY nished a criterion. According to the declaration therein and sho Id t 1.1.
u supper im. . Marine............... 18s.per share 100 0 0 28 0 0 60 Greytown ..........M 2nd 417th of mon.,Southampton I--, - I
V. The accused has consequently, by his co-operation touched upon.
the assent of the a-sembly was always necessary for the advanced e uadron of the steam reser nd
q ve, u er the .Mr. NICHOLAY was opposed to the position assumed by aled.lnvlid& Gen. Life 414 /. per ct. 50 0 0 20 0 31,4 Hamburgh ..........N Daily ..., ...... 'London ...:. Da". se
in the issuing of the legal regulation aforesaid, violated.
,Even in absolute monarchies a responsibility attached issue of new and, until repealed legal ordinances •
,o like command of Captain Halstead, in command of the Edin- Mr. Leslie, as it would be in effect a retui
•n to the old. utnerva ••......•••• sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 20 0 - Havannah ..........M'2nd of the month Southampto..l st 0.
. his official duty. to the minister, but solely and alone to the King, as ftl • ftlt' t •' - • buroh. Monarch ............ - 500 100 1/. Holland .............M1Dai1y............ Dover .. .. Daily.
manner or ie 1311,1 c au ten ic in erpretations • this system of " routine" which had been so generally non- National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 - Honduras ..........Mll7ta of the month southern/ilea I6th 1,4
Before proceeding, however, to substantiate those ar. this also was declared in the proclamation of JanzarY coal metier' woe not limited to an ' . ' . ''
dernnea Their s "ntendin architect was aid b the Palladium Life...
yofspNeicresoof 'awe. The Royal George, 102 gung, screw steam-ship, waS open g , p y
_e..ean .
ei India (via Marseilles)lllloth&26th of moth Dover • ,16 29 -
ticks further, he (the advocate for the prosecution) saw 28, 1352, for the minister ef Holstein. Nevertheless, TtePdefinitione in tae reclamotions
hi' • d
tonian Isles (see India)l.... .... ,
... D0ver...7...7'
himself obliged to preface hi, rensarks with the interpre- ia constitutional states, by way of guarantee for the con- an'l 11 15, 1834, werpe not ie be ce ay -8, 1831, taken into No. 3 dry duck, Sheerness, on Saturday, for
!Jed with the pu 1!c ; an , when a person presented a plan, was their l'oolool
Rio - -
aro ittrct
.to receive it with o dignified shake of the head, •••• -
Profess:onal Life ...... 51. per cent. - - 180
5 0 010 0 - Ireland ........M & N Twice daily'. ..
..... Holyhead ...
' tation of the 11th, 13th, and 14th sections of the conati- stitutiori, a special responsibility of the minister was ,s i l'3(re. r stitution The roclamatancY the purpose of examining the ecrew propeller, her feed
' ei5aen.......• •• ....M 2d of n o . .
aiyaary 23, objeet to it, and refuee to give any information ? He was Provident Life........ 11. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 • 38% •Bouthampton
tution. The result of tlaern came to this, that the com- created, together with the non-responsibility of the 1.1r8,,,5.2e, not
, )eil announced th:intention of ' • pipes, &c., after wbich she is •
to be placed in steam squa- opposed to such a course of proceeding. Rock Life....... _.. _ 7s. 53 0 010 0 8% Madeira ............M,9th of month..." f3outhamptom 6 and 16
petency of the Assembly was absolutely defined by the Sovereign. The definitions concerning the extent of the conetitutionY• it was unserviceable for yvin.g a new
dr-it of re-erve at this port
le interpre- - ' • The CHAIRMAN said he thought it would be better for Royal Exchange .....• 101. per cent. Stock. All 276 Madeira ............ N2aa. or month .... Liverp 1
oo .-
Malta (see India) 1
constitution ofJune 11, 1854, that any and every modi- responsibility, tho subject of plaint, the preceedines, t.• f t'.l rt tion iesu d t Sun Fire
thhetboard to disouss this subject rather upon principle Ditto Life .....
• • •• -6/. 10s. - PI 218
$l,l
• fictition of the lav-a., irrespective of joint affairs, required acc., were neverthele.ss extremely vague, so that this ',loon
heos v ie. cohnas.3edielotdedi
'thee ri,ivil,rtoo years later, The Plover gun-boat, Lieut. Commander IC, Stewart, 1/. 14s. -
” 0 -47 34aalutAt I.u.s•zi;o.o.ii.i.dislc.Nl4, 10, 20, and 26.. Dover .4-evn 4. 15,
. the assent of the Aesembly. The limitations of the gene. condition could not be judged by the general law of the ,
slin7ust
ri,oheereir
ge..talmble of the Yproject''ou hft c:ntferring left Sheerness on Friday evening for the East Indies d
t:
f;nnteilleetidtil, andi that Ty sheuld have a general field unlteedrstaalnielons.. .... 410.1.pp.ecrt.c&euh...
-t' 120 g g g It g 0 40% Maaritiu.s ..........N 20;h of the month 4th 10)(1-21
ral law of May 28, 1831, concsrning the right of deli- state, but simply by special judicial rules. Hence for usped, when !heti words of the law itself werga re
e . tofbe and China, under orders to call at Portsmouth and Piy. yAfter a
feiwscuwsosroina offi t e entire question. . .
'emu Mr. Leslie, the application Victoria Life .• • ..... 51. per cent. - 412 6 514 FeXlOO lf 2nd of the month.. Southiutipten ist
riaples N Day..... . 1 -
• beration had become of no effect. The motives also for Helstein the 11th, 13th, and 14th secti ,ns of the ordi- the perpose of liwitina the interpretation. ps•illse, 'ir
mouth.
was agreed to. LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. _.,Dover ...... dll
New Granada M '2d & Ilth of m.o.n.t.leSoutb tonilst an
. those said paragraphs 11, 13, and 14 coincided therewith; nance of June 13, 1854,:houhr alone decide, and the con- insignificant was the p'reamble of the bill introd' ncindT The officials at h N '
t e aval Hospital at Great Yarmouth, On the supplemental application of Mr. John Arnold Dividend Amonnt ' New zea1and.......... Twice a nionth vat.' ampP rt 1
Papal States ........N 'Daily,. ... •.. •••••• Dovieoras - ° .' 4 weekll
- should there be, however, a wish te find that rght in fined limitation in them of the rig,ht of impeachment the last seeeion of the Ceamber for alterations •etl - which
in
lie Wai resorved during the war for the reception of f,r consent to the erection of at eolutionar dressin to the Name of Com an Paid. Price. Penin.sula
c intradiction to the words " the conclusive cempetency conceded to the Assembly formed at the same time the constitution. The distinction between laws aod door way and also to the erect': f a ston I: 1 g y • P Y.
AniSeurm. Sh°afre. Para .. ...
in .. ......12d douthaamton
i‘l6til
.
threogoti)ao- wounded soldiers from the Baltic fleet, have received in-
— ----...... ---.-- —....-- ______ port Nat', , 7.,..: :I ';',,......ii,,,lny&pri2,7lliieosfhtirpion.i;outlarupton Ist
arises accordingly with respect to the affairs of Elolstein lltnite to the. competency ef the state tribunal. By vir- tione was of extreme importance for definino lieu of four old ones, to the froinnt eof 'l6, Gerafatscon- '
n-street, Z s. d. X s. .
,flaervierouse.p..ort.:
3feilY .....• ........N Every Saturday...:l Weekil
to the same extent as the right of deliberation now exists tue of that law the Assembly, in case the issue of such dieting righte of the C iambers and the Government' structions to prepare the institution for 400 Marines. Bend-street . flank of Scotland •• 71 er cent. 100 c 0 100 0 200/0s Tuscany ....... ..N Daily.. D..
.
'by virtue of the definitions contained in the first pare- provisiocal regulation without urgency took place, ali constitutional stake. Now, that the ordinances cen The following circular, granting an increased allowar ce The Scipe'rintendiug Architect recommended that the Br'tish I.; Co .•
8/. P t 100 0 0 100 0 230/08 Venezuela ...
2d t .•
- ••
-• • " - •• " " ~si II
graph of the general law of May 28, 1331," as this hap- would, it Fee ns, fete( itelf empowered to submit the cernine judicial pewers and proceedings belong to tir to troops while marching on the recommendation of his application be granted. - CalcdonlalnnTankm p..a.n.y.
Bi.. gr. =
t: 10 0 0 210 41256 d Van DI 1 ..,........1111 sa• 17th olmonth Southampton IIS .----°
emen sr,and (see,
pened for testo.nce in the motivea of the project for a, new case to the Upper Court of Appeal for its decision. Ac- reeular• la NS and require therefore the ratification of tl eRo el ll'oh h ' Major LYON complained that as a former application gi aa i i
ity of Glasgow Bank 5/. per cant. 10 0 0 10 0 12/ Os Australia) ..........14th of mon. .. .. Imon;111/
y. le ness t e Commander-in-Chief, :has been a 9
itank .... 5% /. p cennt: 5 2000 g g Ito g g
21
335,
iilo: West Indies ........Miaaa (7tno, moat: iSOutharaptonll and 16
constitution submitted to the last Assembly, then eeeing cording to tlio 13th section of the constitution a prowl; Assemlily, ha,d been leeally recogei.ted in the old Geri .i • had been re•ected, that this ' d CY es
that the law itself was clear, the literal tonour of it would sional regulation meant one that certainly revired the ernpit•e, France, Eaelarel, and Holland, and universn. i'lln issued to all officers cemmanding regiments, by order ;of have been jcommunicated twoa:hae 7e:out:me, an ought.to
yof the district eXrenrTank.a.a.k...:: 761/: rerr t
It. 25 0 0 10 0 121 5s —_____________
•be absolutely decisive. This interpretatiorr was amply assent of the Assembly for its definitive validity, but taught in jurisprudence. Therefere, the regulationsaf Y the Secretary of S.ate for War :- which had not been done, and thus the public were to be v,icihrea.,&e?3tnas,gow.... 3541. p cent. 5 0 0 5
~!) 51_ps s Whenany of those dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will be cla.
Ma
g lof Scot.. - patched on the following day with the ?xception of the India .b,
proved by the motives for the constitution of Schleswig, exceptionally (would be i3suerl by one party up3ll the separating justiee fr-orn a kninislration, as likewise Una: " With referen t
ce omy circular letter of the 29'sh of sacrificed to private interests. He wanted to know why Nationi;.l Bank ...... 6% per cent. 'lOO 00i 0 0 188/ Os Southampton), and the *' '
Malta, both of winch will be despatched '''
and which was by so much the more important, since resolution of the Sovereign. The assent of the Assern- cenfei ring of a police penal power, were regular la s July, communicating the ction fh S t f
n't. George's vestry was to be treated differently to any eroratorseatiana Batik 5/.per cent 20 00 , 210 s/ 3s preceding daY.
both constitutions were given on the ?round of the pre. bly must be admitted to pertain to the definitive validity 13ut ale() the regu'atioes respecting the coinage were w i State for War to the issue Ort)he f 110
ati eh. ecriel ary ie. 0 .
el.? 0
u in •c ing a owancc th ['Soya:Bank of Scott. .. 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 1461 0
on Bank of Scot. - Bl.per cent. 1.00 0 0 50 0 102/0s —......._=_________z__
clainatian issued on Jae uary 23, 1852. of the law, and the nature of a provisional reeaeure be
. merely the exiceOon of a legal prescript, for by nthaa for the soldier ' provided the distance travelled in one The SUPERINTENDING ARCHITECT said that the tjal
party Westere Bank •• -- .. 7/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 131 Os LOCAZ SHARE lIIARKETS.
, In the 13th sectien then tat, right was reserved of ass'gned to this regulation of the government. Only in paten.- of F.I ' - 10 18-4 th •I t - - d d•l3 '
s .reary , 3 , e rig 1 common to all of ay an nig t shall exceed one hundred (100) miles, or in question called upon him, and said that, as time was ) Alliance Firs and Life.. 8!4 I.pr cent. 100 0 0 11 0 16/15s
issuing provisional governmental regulations in eaees of thie case would the Upper Court of Appeal be comp- y arranerog et a aat cem payments shall be male
freel '•
- ' • •-
-' ' the journey be carried into a later hour of the night Pressing, he boeed he (the superintending architect) British Guarantee ... V. per cont. 10 0 0 2 0 it 143 _____,--............_.
Caledonian Fire Incur . 10,.per cont. 100 0 0 10 0 251 03
urgent necessity, whilst organic laws were uncondition- tent t ) decile, suppoeing a conflict to have arisen, whe- however differently aajudicated by the u e '
pp-r tri- and that the troo sab 11 ' b 'll
not e lei .eted at any p a
1 ' wonld d. al with it.
ce on
City of Glasgow Lite , 6/. per cent. 0 0 2 0 I/ 8s LIVERPOOL, AA-JOUST 3).
ally-excepted at the instance of the assembly. Toe or- them. any urgent motive did or did not exist for the iseu- bunal at Gluekstait, is not re &lied • wber
• eas. now, in the •ourne whjeb tahe allowance of t Mr. H. L. TAYLOR considered the su erinte cl• Co.ontaiLtre
10,1. for the ho . , . . . . p n ing . per cent. 50 00 1 0 5/ 5s STOCK EXCHA.NGE.-The market quiet to-day, although
ganic lawe taerefore ceuld only be issued witO the assent aig of it. This mode of viewing the case, however, was : a fth d• f. Op ' lj 'll bY y ' •••
••••••
r5l/. ant 100 0 0 15 0 291 3s
Edinniirgn Life Incur. , . ?ere .
.
consequeece o ose e less, e most oppressive mea- mea wi ecome due to the innkeeper ' I have the hon.. architec„ had be.en guilty of a dereliction of his duty a steadier feeling prevail-3 and prices ligher
of the aesembly.
common to both the Government and to the Assem- sures for priva,te traffic would be ordained -measuros our to acquaint you that, uon the ' endation of merely for the purpose of obli in th ichit t
recomT . Eng.. & snot, Lass Life 5/ocr cent. 60 9 o .1 5 4/ as • are a shade eal,
than esterd B'
g g ano .er a •
asetch; re
ll‘reilssoc. of .3cet,and 6/. per cent. ig 0 0 110 6/ 10,, ~ 7 _
.fig• irkenhead, Lancashire, and Chettolo,
The 14th section-, chntainina 1 com 1
, • p.ete penal law, the Hy, as may be seen in the Assembly Gazelle,
which, as has been already stated, would belie, tfs 0-- his Royal ffiehnes th P ,• f I•It'• t ' •t ftl FA'
e ss e General Cotnalandirry-in-Cale , wni eoe in er.s s o le pu ic were het sight of, t a, Fire and Llfe 6/. per cent. 1 0 0 1 0 21 Os l, t
a e U. and B. 27/. shares), les, 15-Blackburn, 83-1)A s
, o me , .
- - otritnission of the act, the competency of the trilmnal, Whether tide limited responsibility be to the purpese, corn etency of the Assetnbly even in virt're of the 'll3 Lordship has been leased to approve oe a further matter had never been communicated to the veetry. North British Insur... 71. per cent. 200 0020 0 36/10s (lonians, V, 5 - East Groa
4, i ern Countless, 91.4 lls. 3d- „,...
I.be form -of trial, and the punishment of the crime, or not te the purpese, am a question of indifference for d.j) aof 1831 to 1834: For if % -t • extension of the fll P.
' • The CHAIRMAN was of 0 inion thet as his was a new scottieh Union Insrnc. 17.!,1. preant. 20 0 0 1 0 11 15. Western, xd 64), i -1,3 •
ncaslure and Yorkshi 981, I-
re, ~. . a
or isance . v.e wished to . • • u marching allowance being granted .. . P ~ t " Standard Life ........ 5/. per cent. 50 00 7 0 101 Os mulch t 911 ffl 11 •
and Lincoln% 341 -North Batts '
clearly made out Ole responsibility of the minister ; when tho decision of the niurt, since the minister can oaly he t f h - 1 1
take the requiremen ot e genera aws in the sense under the following conditions-via. •-If the journey application, it ought to have been communicated to the tint ted Dep Assurance 5/. oer amt. 10 0 0 1 0 OR er, leEl , ,
- 94. 11s. 3d., i, i-Scottish North Eastern, late Abertleel4
provieional regulations were iseued without necessity the judged by the existing constitution.
pponent, no laws would be left a- y • lie„ exceeds 250 uoles in oue day and night a secoed march- yeetry.
-
131.
Assembly had a right to impeaeh. It was a matter of. The 14th :section of the coastitutaon of the 11th of %if our
•o: '
fhe decision as to the line to be drawn b t -''
--
- •es p s
MISCELLANEOUS.
d _
.A. ~, f e ween regula-
sii,,,,
.alioiviance IT be issued, and a third iseue of the . Tpe matter was then ordered to be deferred, and the
ceurse that a punishment wa.e here affixed not for a June, 1351, is a penal enactment, wherefore an 'mak-
----
.
tiens and laws rn is
,st ••oceeb ,11(? ev.er, rom the court, ted 'l' ivar!ce 1 the jeurney exceeds 400 miles. Tee aop !cation conomunicateil to the vestry of St. George, Dividend Amount - •
minus, and was it web° conceived that impunity should geris application is inadmissable, ar,d this had beon re• i Piti i I
MANCHESTER, AUGUST 30.
and can never be a.ven y 1 ing tnrough the minister li
a owance will therefore be- •ITanover square. Name of Compar.y. per of ( Paid. Price. .
atteed the plusl—name,ly, the issuing of or eanic lawe, connised als ,by Oersted, Koa3tlin, Wcechter, and others.
Annum. Share. aTOOIC EXGRANGE.-The market has been quiet, ev, eig
himself, because, it, it ceu t, uo guara,ea-e3 whatever s. d. Some uninteresting business was disposed of, and the no change in prices. Shetfielde, 313-Dovers - 223-.31•••••
which could only be done at any time by one party in a Should, thrrefore, the plaint appear to be well founded,
wolthLbe given for! re conFstitrutilon with. these definitions For 100 miles and upwards ... 1 1 board adjourned.
4 s. d. 1 X s. d. land, 82-Aseton and Oldham Canal, 145-Leeds, '98.1.
provisional sense, tin ilea, even then it oeght not to be done it would derive a cumulative force : 1. That tae inert-
-57. 50 0 0, 20 0 0 -
about the respons,itheility. t:e rest, in what cor,CtOtn3 For 250 reilee and upwards ... 2 2 Assam Tea •• .. •• ....
--and that no gte tter panishmeet was to follow this minated resolutions were issued as provisional laws cr
„ kictimn Mart•• •• •• •• 21,1 per cent. 50 0 0 - ____
lihol c,at.oluct
ioli.ti 1 C. - rveramer,t
land telAsseinbly in h For 400 mile 3 and upwards ••• 3 3
_ - . plus? The inq eay into tee ereencv wae superfleeus in regulati me ;2. That from the nature of their contents [ADVERTISEMENT ]-Holloway's Ointment and 'Pins Australian Agriculturl 1/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 2-6 BIRMINGHAM, AUGUST 30.
o .stbetihn, am t ,e
ttiuineroe(uis iteeu
.attioonsha uaced reepect. w
,e,r4the troops are not billetted. preferable to all oth, r Medicines for the cure (Jibed legs. Australian Trust .... 5/. per cent - 25 0 0 -
re
' ' ' this accueation touching the issUe of organic laws by one they censtitutionally rsquired the assene of the Assent- •
STOCK EXCHANGE.-Thi,, market was flat to-day 904.,ea
ii...eig.i,., Ty, were s i pass. a
,a.tm w en, e facto,. no is Lordship has also been pleased to sanctioo the -Mrs. Bayley, ot %Vheeler's-lane, Great Colmc,re-street sustranan
.aoyal Mail si, 10 0 0 all -
party, because the nature of organic laws did not odmit ley ; 3 That for tha issuing of the same an urgent
' Anglo-M,xican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all 16% . •
gards railway shares There l•ttl • ' y at"--
was very- i e ming
e•
pit sec,„at,on of the cellotry existed. Among the cited scoolid a•lowaLca I,eino• issued to all tr iops conveyed Birininella n, had a had le • •
of such a plea. For the rest, should a perfect penal law motive dil not exist.
g for a considerable time ; she British American Land 15s. - 40 0 0 - stocks, and prices were a shade lower. For local 8111‘r"
rertulltions issur din 18,31 1813 they were certainl such between Liver 00l ' I
p and A,dershot or between 'Liverpool obtained the best medical advice in the town, and tried Canada ... •......... 61. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 - there was Amore active demand, and prices were firin.
, bee reclgnised in the Ilth section, it wae then clear that But. the eieht ineriminated reeolutions were not pro- ' at t• 1- n I,t'd le‘f , tl A I-I •Y
. ' d W • '
,
as ()Lig,. t,), ,aNe ice. ~ c ore se seem , y for aels. an . 00l wed), although the distance travelled be under a variety of other remedies but without effecting any Do. 5 per cent Bonds 51. per cent. - ._... _
--
the competent tribuoa.l woulai oleo have to award the visional. Tire committee of the chambers lead, in its
cent. • • 61. per cent. - - 114
penalty. bsration. Ile conduct of the Assembly, however, was 250 miles, provided the men are not billetted and the ed I I-1 ,'
' - -'
Ditt''' 6 per
.no w iatever. °noway s ointment and pills w LEEDS-Ana. 30.
repert concernine the proposition of the Baron von , s•tv to b • evphined by the neture of d ,-1) t• •;tirne i , • ere iity Ntalgation Bonds •
With reepect to the eubetantiation of the above five Biome, aslinitted the necessity for the existence of a re- ' a Ile
I!. - I'. 's
te ' - a ' 1 e 1 era rye I .y s I,ertortned in cennection with an embarcation then made use of, which, in a brief space of time, dr,- d -'• -'•
-:. ' e - 5 - 0 24 -0
0 17-
~..re ..leetric felmaph .. 6 per cent. 2 0 STOCK ExCHANGL-Midlands, 81. i -Leeds, Oa-North.
asseueoo R. .
(n, d.,
.o. a no? aoo wiv.s. a,so really. brouglit or disernbarcetion at Liverpool. _ . _ .._ Westerns, 64.
points:, the first had been intreduced merely besauee it visienal regulation whereen-• to fatted hive iclitnepnt a perfect cure. Mr. Hobson, chemiet, 45, Horse Fair, Ditto ..•• •• .. •• •• -
, for.vard tri t,11._ Oefl!e, L!g Uhft.riibtrs tor a c'ettaming saat
Equitable. Beversionry 71 pr. cent.
,100 0 0 100 0 0 I -
„ •._, served formally whereon to fiund th - a - -f
- 1 T. . f-I
• ' ' i • 1 . 1 • •
e. c, arne • ..r tae he pr) • , loan ser, Ilia. prov none rcgu alone existed
leave had lire 1 deratel one-mil( (Ey by the Government -reel.... ,
" RICHARD AIREY, giartermaster-General." Eirminoham can testify to the accuracy of the ease -
_ _ . ~ _ ,
rest it did not aarnit of a d Wl' Te '''- ' • -
eu, )•• 9 re,/nlnti.,n4 In les." r‘dfillv L•iied Ti, 1,q,1 V,..r, .1.--.1.. _l.._ .5...•

7. The Ministerial rescript of Sept. 29 last year con•
cerning the penal power of police appertaining to the
court-house for the judicial districts of Kiel, Cronshagen,
and Bordesholin.
8. The publication for the duchy of Holstein of Dec.
22 last year, concerning the extension of the prohibition
of !foreign metallic currency to the frontier toll d strict.
The present impeachment is based in general on the
following grounds :
I. The regulations forming the subject of the accusa-
tion concern affairs that pertain to the official functions
of the Ministry for the duchy of Holstein ; these regu-
' lations are partly signed, partly countersigned, by the
accused ; all were decreed by the Sovereign upon .his
proposition.
11. The same areby their nature legal regulations—that
is to say, they contain alterations in the legislation which
are constitutionally to be made as a rule solely upon the
previous assent of the Provincial Assembly. With the
exception of those cited under the numbers 4 and 5, the
same are indeed organic lava, which cannot be issued at
• al.l constitutionally, without the preliminary assent of
the Assembly.
111. Tire regulations in question were issued walnut
the previous assent of the Assembly.
IV. For the issue of the same without previous sanc-
tion of the Assembly an urgent motive did not exist ;
`therefore they ought not to have been issued even pro-
-visionally, not to insist upon the fact of their being in
part organic laws.
V. The accused has consequently, by his co-operation
in the issuing of the legal regulation aforesaid, violated
his official duty.
Before proceeding, however, to substantiate those ar-
ticles further, he (the advocate for the prosecution) saw
himself obliged to preface his remarks with the interpre-
tation of the 11th, 13th, and 14th sections of the consti-
tution. The result of them came to this, that the com-
petency of the Assembly was absolutely defined by the
constitution ofJune 11, 1854, that any and every modi-
fication of the law, irrespective of joint affairs, required
. the assent of the Assembly. The limitations of the gene-
ral law of May 23, 1831, concerning the right of deli-
beration had become of no effect. The motives also for
. those said paragraphs 11, 13, awl 14 coincided therewith;
should there be, however, a wish to find that rght in
mtradiction to the words " the conclusive competency
ariees accordingly with respect to the affairs of Elolstein
to the same ex'ent as the right of deliberation now exists
by virtue of the definitions contained in the first para-
graph of the general law of May 2S, 1331," as this hap-
pened for instance in the motives of the project for a new
constitution submitted to the last Assembly, then seeing
that the law itself was clear, the literal tonour of it would
•be absolutely decisive. This interpretation was amply
proved by the motives for the constitution of Schleswig,
and which was by so much the more important, since
both constitutions were given on the ground of the pro-
clamation issued on Jo,: nary 28, 1852.
In the 13th section then thie right was reserved of
issuing provisional governmental regulations in eases of
urgent necessity, whilst organic laws were uncondition-
ally-excepted at the instance of the assembly. Tad or-
gsnic laws tilerefore 'could only be issued with the assent
of the aesembly.
The 14th section, containing a complete penal law, the
oinrnission of the act, the competency of the tribunal,
she form of trial, and the punishment of the crime,
clearly made out the responsibility of the minister; when
provisional regulations were issued without necessity the
Assembly had a right to impeach. I; was a matter of,
course that a punishment was here affixed not for a
minus, and was it to_be conceived that impunity should
attend the plus?—namely; the issuing of organic laws,
which could only be done at any time by one party in a
provisional sense, Of ugh even then it ought not to he done
-and that no g, o iter pa cis'n rn?r; t was to follow this
plus? The inq eiry into tie eroency was superfluous in
this accusation touching the issue of organic laws by one
party, because the nature of organic laws did not admit
of such a plea. For the rest, should a perfect penal law
, Ise recognised in the Ilth section, it was then clear that
the competent tribunal would also have to award the
penalty.
With respect to the substantiation of tho above five
points, the first had been introduced merely because it
served formally whereen to found tln charge ; fsr the
rest it did not adinit of a doubt,- The The reoulatisns in
questi,in hal bees partly oThaterAgne,l, partly under
signed, by the,accused! and all had been decreed on the
proposition of-the minlsf cr.

For 100 miles and upwards
For 250 miles and upwards
For 400 miles and upwards
when the troops are not billeted.
" His Lordship has also been pleased to sanction the
second alowaica being issued to all troops conveyed
between Liverpool and Aldershot or between Liverpool
and Woolwich, although the distance travelled be under
250 miles, provided. the men are not billetted and the
j::urney is performed in connection with an embarcation
or tlisembarcation at Liverpool.
" RICHARD AIREY, Quartermaster-General."
Eighty five non-commissioned officers and men, the
whole of whom served in the Crimea, were ou Friday
last inspected at Chatham by the Commissioner. 3
of CbOsea Ilosp:tal, with a view of il,ceriaining
their fitness for further service, and awarding their
amount of pension previously to 6( it being die-
charged from the service. On the conclusion of Vie in-
spection the whole of this number were ordered to hold
th mselves in readiness to receivetheir discharge as soon
as the atuoutlt of each man's pension has been deter-
mined. On Saturday 24 Crimean invalids were ex-
amined at Fart Pitt by Dr. J. E. Taylor, C. 13,, when it
was found necessary to recommend the whole to be in-
spected by a C'aelsza board, owing to their unfitness for
further service. •

[ADVERTISEMENT I—Holloway's Ointment and 'Pills
preferable to all oth. r Medicices for the cure of bad legs.
—Mrs. Bayley, of Wheeler's-lane, Great Colraore-street,
Birmingham, had a bad leg for a considerable time ; she
obtained the best medical advice in the town, and tried
a variety of other remedies, but without effecting any
good whatever. Holloway's ointment and pills were
then made use of, which, in a brief space of time, effected
a perfect cure. Mr. Hobson, chemist, 45, Horse Fair,
Birmingham, can testify to the accuracy of the case.—
Sold by all medicine vendors throughout the world, at
Professor Holloway's Establishments, 244, Strand, Lon-
don ; and 80, Maiden.lane, New-York ;by A. Stanspa,
Constantinople ; A. Guidici, Smyrna ; and E. Muir,
Malta.

But the eight incriminated resolutions were not pro-
vi.ional. The committee of the chambers had, in its
report concerning the proposition of the Baron von
Biome, admitted the necessity for the existence of a pro-
visional regulation whereon to found impeachment
The pr) f','howkvcr, that provisions' regulation: existed
had totally failed. It had b-en already shown that
"such provisional regulation" by its nature and con-
tents must be issued provisionally, which here evi lently
svn,s not the eve. In the regulations, as hal been also

_ .....
,hat, c r=titotio 1.17 required the deliberation of ho

Equitable Reverslonry 71 pr. cent. 1100 0 0 100 0 0
Dittc New ...... . 50 0 0 ; 17 10 0
ten. Revers. & Invest. 5 p. c. & Us, 100 0 0 100 0 0
Gcn.SteamNavigation 10 p et. 15 0 0 I 14 0 0 27N
Hudson's 8ay...... •• Stock, '
aungerford ...... •• .. 21. ss. 100 0 0 ;100 0 0
London Institution ... ;
London Reversional'," Si per cent. 15 0 0 1 all
Russell Enatltutlon— •. , 12 10 0
Nhe'sPatentCand. Co 104 per cent. 20 0 0 1 17 10 2G
Reversionary Int. Soc. 4141. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0
Royal Mail Steam.... 4/. p. share. 100 0 0 1 60 0 0 71%
South Australian Land 6/. per teat. 25 0 0 all
Trust and Loan Comp.
Lipper Canada .. 20 0 0 0 _

_
hunae. Tile motion, however, had been •dropped upon
the remark being made by the royal commissimer that
such an inquiry would ba inadmissible. The urgency of
the regulations in question watt, as previously said, to be
pravel by the accu:ed. Acceiding to the constitutions
ar.d all teachers of jurisprudence, urgency consi•ted in
the welfare of the sate requiring an immediate decree,
because the chambers could not then meet or be rapidly
convoked. Thii• urgency can never appertain -to
organic laws. Twit in separating justice from ad
ministration, which had been united for centuries,
that in the coinage eiicts, seeing' that the shillings bad
so long been current, and that the execution had been

the second point, that the • regulations'
~‘,3
In .tin e ;question,
name.y, because they contained clian, lawn were
such as to require the assent_ of th-r -Armembi
he would divide
deed self-evident trim the regulations themselleswasF".
the s rke of a clear:r exp Isitian of this, _ • - or
them into three catrgrries.
.
1. The regulations, No'. 1 —3, 5 and G, concerninr,
the organisation of j-istic3 and adininistration in till
. GrAnd•Ducal and &WILIAM caurts, and the local magis.,
-tracy.of Pinneberg. •
2. No; 7, by Virtue of which a police p.owet wa3 con-
• 'ferred on the courts,' in the Judicial circles of B rrdes•
holm, Kiel, and Cermshagen, of inflicting the penalty
of imprisonment as long as twice five days ; and
3. Nori. 4 and 8, concerning the coin. .
-.- .- Tne separation of justice from administration Was a
rrgulation so extensive and so affecting the whole land
as to leave no doubt that such a regulation was a law in
the strict meaning of the ward. and n 3 mere ordinance
concerning the distribution of official work. :This ' was.
th. more undoubted, seeing that a large number of legal
arranmements La i .been annulled by tho,e said regula-
tionP, some indeed -
''
..
expressly. To exemplify this aboli
' tion of legit -
.tricts...,h itinTiriPP, we may state how in all those di.s-
isting righl4d.ri,'"ebEr.g, f r instance--the lawfully ex-
to the chief mai..:artat"e"tia w" quashed, that belonged
ensued,
espe6all'yttal.iivha .were, it may be fairly pre-
and ;A. for the di?chargo of that duty
sle,yjmtmh eairry pdoesciitsiiooon,
it.,
ceritaTienal ability ; and so likewise
its iuwortance mio; be I.;ra,teatiea was Prohibited, though
rt litigants. A trait.
sition from the prima audienr
,iii.einto the nrainariuin
during the same tern had been
officials, who by
functiOns . had been handed 04.,,.:r .i:notntorfissciible. These
whereas
former laws were Mere administrative
' magisjtraar,
a completely new functionary had been. appni'n'te7
in ordinary. To.the Landdrost, or local
who bad been made a mere administraive functionary,'"
the penal attributes of a police magistrate had been
added. The office of a land:notary, auctioneer, and
i

the case in other mulations, the definitive validity
should have been made dependent upon the assent of
the assembly. When it is asserted by the cp,)o2ent,
that the provisional nature is exclusively to be judged
of by its e.)ntents, it is yet quite indubitable that the

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spective Glasses, to know the distances. These telescopes
possess such extraordinary powers that some three and a-half
inches, with au extra eye-piece, c.ili show distinctly Jupiter's
moons, Saturn's ring, and the double stars. With the same
tcieseope!can be seen a person's countonence three miles and a
half distant, and an object from 16 to 20 miles. They aro of,
larger and al: sizes, with increasing powers aceordingly.—Tne
Royal Exhibition, 1851. Valuable, newly-invented, very small,
powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, the size of a walnut, by which
a person can be seen and known 1. miles distant ; they answer
every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera houses,
country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at 8 to 10 miles.
They aro invaluable for shooting, doer-stalking, yachting, tc
sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. Opera,
race-course,,.camp, and perspective glasses, with wonderfu
power. Newly-constructed -Spectacle Lenses of the great-
est • transparent poWer, The valuable advantage derived
from this invention is, that vision becoming impaired is
preserved and strengthened, and very aged persons ace
enabled to employ their sight at the most minute occu-
pation can see with these lenses of a much less magnify-
ing power—and they do not require the frequent change
to the dangerous effects of further powerful assistance
Persons can be suited at the most remote part of the world,
by sending one of the glasses out of their spectacles in
letter, and stating the distance from the eyes they can rent
small newspaper print with it; and those who have
not made use of spectacles by stating their age.—Deaf-
ness. New Discovery. The Organic Vibrator, an ex-
traordinary powerful, small, newly-invented instrument fer
deafness,, entirely different from all others, to sr:rpass any,
thing.of the kind that has been, or probably over can be,
produced. Being of the same colour as the skin, is not per-
ceptible ; it enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church
and at public assemblies ; the unpleasant sensation of singing
noises in the ears is entirely removed ; and it affords all the.
assistauca that possibly could be desired.-39, Albemarle-
Area, Piccadilly. Observe—oppot4e the Ye& Hotel.

government does not violate the constitution by
every provisional regulation, for that which the
governmezit can partially and definitively constitute
as nOrrnal, it must also be able to regulate previsien-
ally, as this,had frequently happened. Bet even if the
&I-tent of the assembly had been requisite for the issuing
of the incriminated regulations, or. should necessarily
have been reserved, it could,then be decided absolutely
whether such issue were unconstitutional, but not the
justification of the plaint, since this was not accorded
by-every uncenstittitional. act. Or does the complain.
ant pretend that those regulations were issued n freudein
Ilegs, net as rrevi-ional or without the reservation of
the Assembly's assent ? By the defect in this first point
ithe unfountlel natere of the plaint was formally proved.
But the incriminated regulation,, in the second place,
do also not require f ,r their validity the assent of the
assembly. In constitutional states, a separation of the
decrees uniting the subj.-et; became necessary, accerdine
as they obtain validity after hearing the chatnbers, or by
a one-sided act of the Governmert ; the custom e$ to
distinguish these into laws and regulations, 'at er
,'than
into laws•arl governmental measures. This distinfti,m
was to be made on the principles of public righte and
from these to judge whether the eight regulatiolis tie
question were laws • er governmental me-aeurae !The
works cn public, right in general by Stab', Blu:itichli,
and Mohl, were lees reliable for solving the question ;.for
here also the right obtaining in Holstein constitutionally
and practically rnu-t decide, whilst other teachers of
public right- could and ought only to be treated as au-
teoritiee. By the proclamation of Jan. 28, 1852, a re-
presentative constitution, together with conclusive
powers, respecting the affairs hitherto entering into the
tunctienal sphere of the deliberative provincial assembly,
had been promised to the Duchy of Holstein; The con-

even prescribed in the law—that such urgency did not
exist wa4 113 &ear a 3 tiic sun. Still less did the rdlig'd
vacation furnish grouods for urgency. Finally, in what
••

concerns the que,tion, whether the Upper Court of Ap-
peal would have t ► pronounce as penalty degradation
from office, ,the authority of this court did certainly re
quire that this penalty should be incorporated with its
sentence, and that the requisite measures would betaken
for the carrying of it in'o execution. Ho awaited with

The proceedings of the court-martial, held at Chatham
Barracks, on private G. Smith, 10th Regiment, who was
tried on the ch-rge of having, while in a state of intoxi-
cation, loaded his musket and drawn his bayonet, with
which he threatened to run through any one .who at-
tempted to arrest him, have been made known. The
prisoner was sentenced to receive 50 lashes, and fur-
ther to be imprisoned at Fort Clarence for 365 days. On
the finding of the Cohrt being submittel to his Royal
Highness the Duke of Cambridge, his Royal Highness,
on account of the prisoner's good conduct, was pleased
to remit the corporal puniohmant, and also a portion of
the imprisonment t) which the prisoner was sentenced.
An order has been issued at Chatham garrison direct.
ing that the whole of those captains-belonging to depots
stationed at 'Chatham who hale been lately performing
field officers' duty are to discontinue the same, in con-
sequence of an addition to the number of field officers at
Chatham.

certainty that the j plgrnent,ito which the whole coon-

_ .. ..
try was tanking faraard with anxiety and exeitemet-t,
would be; given in einkrunity with the plaint.
The advocate for the defoadant :replied, re-urging the
point, put farwar.l in hi; former speech. .

The proceedings laqed alinwt.without interruption till
past nine o'clock at n ghP, the hour of adjaurninent, and
,the public devoted to them, notwithstanding the length-
ened space over which they extended, the greatest at-
tention and sympattiy. Several interruptions on the part
of the spectators gave rise to repeated rebukes from the
bench.

Tar FIRST or SEPTRIIBIZI2 —The prospects of part-
ridge shooting, say; the Worcestershire Chronicle, which
will c immence on Monday next, are very rejaicing to
the. sport:tnan. The birds are very abOndatit: The coveys
large and strong, and the approaching Isu -of September
will probably witness the death of as many as ever fell
before the murderous tube on that day so'dear to spoils.
men.

Colonel H. Sandharn, director of the Royal Engineers'
establishment at Chatham, has: been directed to furnish
a draught of the East India. Company's Sippers and
Miners to the number of 23 non-commissioned officers,

procurator-fisci, respecting which numerou3 and various