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THE CIVIL WAR 1N AMERICA. attack them their failure was equally conspicuous. DISCOVERIES IN THE TB liP LE. 'he " will listen to their advice," But does he like the regime ancien, is untaught and unteach- I Tutor, Vaga, send Bravo being the next COUNIRY MARKETS.
• ' three, who headed the rear divist on some two or three •
- --- 4,- _ There is something childish and Chinese in the always listen ? Does he not sometimes turn a deaf able. LIVERPOOL-Ocn. 18.
(From the Critic) If this be a Constitution then If the foolish harangue of the self-crowned King lengths. On entering the cords Nu tbush went up to Confi-
( Frtnn the
_Special Correspondent of the Times.) " buggaboo" sort of game played in the fac of two The demolition of Dr. Johnson's house and the ear to their advice. . , There was a fair attendance of millers and dealers
d ran with him for a short distance -when he vas
inclose attendance ;
where we s there ever a despotism ? The Khan to the representatives of his people be the result of dence, an . .
WASHINGTON, OCT. 4. very large masses of armed men of sth_king up adjacent houses on the west side of nan ow Inner ' 1 this mornine's market and we had a pretty fair business
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f Bokhara or the King of' Dahom dome in wheat, of all descnptions, at, in some cases, ld te
Painted guns or " qualsers,
In the first place let me state that there is no i , . .
- "in sham works, of Temple-lane, and the erection in their place of a e • • -• f • • 1 fid ttf lt t Eroe a slight lea d, followed by Jacintha and 131ackeock, the three d b ntal hi her t a the currencies of last Tuesday,
ey mieht be Ministerial counsel, it can only be viewed as a sig- beaten, leavanz the filly, with all her weight, in possession of . . - , . e •
a Constitutional Sovereign a ter this fashion. na -gun re os en a ious y o announce o u p . . 2 per ce g h n
row of well-arran d ' •
ge suites of chambers in external 1 t 'di' • ' •
These potentates doubtless surround their throne that the Court of Prussia has made up its mind running m c ose company owi in a few strides ot the chair, but the market closed dull. Flour must be quoted at full
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truth -whatever n the report that General Fremont planting pumps before their sham li[es, and of
appearance bald and repulsive-looking, has lately e • • Nittbush was headed by Black- prices. Oats were in limited request, and rather lower
d "th dhot 1-
firing ricks of hay and barn oors wi re pe he King of Prussia to eschew al 1 entification with onstitu- w ere,
has been superseded by General Wool. Such a step beee followed by similar demolitions (swee • h won after a severe straggle, by a head onl in value. Oatmeal in good demand, and about the sam
d is ready to be attacked
lets. If General Beauregar . , with institutions such as t I'd
• • ' C • h _ the weight telling,
ping would make his Chambers. They have certain men tional Europe, and to resume anew its compact cock, vs 0 / y, , ,n, Beans and peas fully 2s above last week's rates.
would be dangerous, but as General Fremont is not away Goldsmith's house, No. 5), and new buildings three lengths separating the second and third. Confidence -1( Y:ice. -
on the eastern side on the part of the Middle Temple, to advise them, and they sometimes listen to their f with St. Petersburg and Vienna. The fact when corn not saleable.
a regnlar officer, and as he is in need, perhaps, of but not to attack, General M'Clellan is also pre- fifth, The Tutor sixth, and Vaga
another " adlatus," the Government have sent Geo. pared to receive an offensive movement rather than whose property they are. The houses now removed advice. The only difference is that they have not that Victor Emmanuel's Viceroy was not re- I was fourth, Rhoabus
WAKEFIELD-0 cn. 18
than to make one. In fact, the are both erf I com letel th 1
3. P eet 5' p y concealed e north•west of the Temp e a blasphemous and hypocritical theory to sanction ceived at Konigsberg as the representative of ' seventh ; the others beaten off_. .
'Wool from Fortress Monroe, to be ready in case of their tyranny. Their absolute power is the simple Italy, but only as the plenipotentiary of the Fifty Pounds, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Weights for age) There have - been fair arrivals of grain this week. Tho
Church and some in fact actuall abutted on it one
well aware at this moment that their armies are , y , form of government which prevails among barbas ei decant dynasty of Savoy, is nowclearly explained. with selling allowances. A.F. demand to-day for new and fine old wheat was firm, and
emergency, and to step in to aid the General, to im-
a ite beyond their grasp, and that all they could being built over the porch, and the wayfarers had rians. That which is to be exercised over a nation The visit to Compiegne evidently goes for nothing. Mr. J. Bryant's Lancelin, 3 yrs, 7st 21b (MOO) last'Friday's rates improved ls to 2s per qr. Fine barley in
prove any success, to assist him in any difficulty, 'l.l - " to go through an archway under it to pass from the
do in such a country as hes between them would be f• k dlk t b •fi ddll d F tf Ithth• th n d •*th that of
o thin ers an ta ers mus e mysti eanca e orge u a is roe, compare wi (ti. Grimshaw) 1 fair inquiry, at rather over previous rates. Egyptian beans
Mr II Saville's Reveille, 3 yrs, 7st 71b (1300)(Challoner) 2 ls higher. Oats and shelling as before.
and to succeed and supersede him in case of failure.
t d d th ffi fb • d • '
o epen on e o cers o riga es to work their lane into the Inner Temple. The demolition has by fine names, but it has the spirit of Bokhara and Kaiser and of Czar, is but a piece of military ' Ilell 4 8 t 121 b (A. Edwards) 3 Averages for the week : •
revealed a portion of the church which has not seen
General Mansfield, a regular officer of some repute- Dahomey nevertheless. upholstery not yet seventy years old, his Prussian Sir J. Hawley's Gallus, 5 yrs, 9st 31b (Wells) 4 Wheat 3,131 qrs ,at 358 7.id
men almost independently, and to hold their • • • • d 11. h
own the light of day for two or three centuries,an wlc If anything can add to the absurdity of the 'Majesty prefers to imitate Muscovite and Austrian ijr Gilby's Flash-in-the-I'an, 5 yrs, Bst 121 b (L• 300) 24e 5(1
tion here, a man of vigour and decision of character, Oats 235 -
behind their lines and in the position in wh• h d ed the destructive hand of the restorer, • - • • • • • • ' • •
a escap h h fb• 't
Is ' h" • (
1 Lor'd Siamford sDu el e a, yrs, s
G. Fordham) 5 Barley.. .... ... 1,223 -
takes the im.po.rtant command of Fortress Monroe ICh they
are placed. Any attempt to manceuvre or to handle King's assumptions, it will be the historical remi- pretensions, in t e ope o eing mis a en in t eir
, , 0 ows .-
Lot d Strathmore's Juno, 3 yrs, 7st Ilb (£100) .. (Covey) 6 Peas
and its vicinity, and so far only are the positive
even a third of the reputed forces before Washing - viz., the western wheel-window of plate tracery over niscence he calls up when he says that " the rulers dark shadow for a really legitimate King. It is the
Beans lO - . 46s Od
the porch, three of the long, narrow, round headed
t n in that hilly, wooded region must fail. No coup
statements in New York papers founded on fact. . . . -
iwnign,clows of the Round, with the capitals remain- of Prussia receive their crown from God," For fashion just now in certain quarters to rail at the Betting-5 to 2 agst Reveille, 3to 1 agst Dulcibella, and
Rye - -s -d
On or about October 10 a great naval expedition ° - but attached shafts gone ; the original corbel- how many generations has this Divine commission institutions, the statesmen, and the public acts of sto 1 each agst Lancelin and Flash-in-the-Pan.
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endured ? Did all that the now Royal House pos- another country, whose political era is about con- Gallus je-raped away with a strong lead, Dulcibella and
d' ceil can be of service unless the General directs stones (at a lower level than in the restored portion EXETER-Oee. 18.
'will sail from the fortress and the various points
operations from a balloon b A fair business to-day, and prices may be quoted a shade
alon,,e• the coast to renew offensive operations against yan electric telegraph of the c ),
to each colonel's pocket A•t h. hurch and the orieinal masonr of the sess come to them like the bread of heaven ?we temporaneous with that of Prussia. The bubble of Flash-in-thee-Pan going on second and third,Lancelin and
b Y. have heard of a third-rate German faraily ruling Democratic Government is about to burst, we are hieher as fll • -
whole of the north-west wall of the Round in a per- with , Wheat, white. 7s 6d to7s 9d I Barley 4s 3d to 4s 8d
over .a - . urope, , , . _ , . . .
along is lost to sight in a few hundred yards as ec s -
the Confederate seaboard, from which signal results . • regimen mare ing sand and m reh in a remote part of E told in America because certain provinces have iteibeveielianewiiethinp,e,:iaottsh..i=rezia% anee=leer, ocfmailien iol: 131.11-
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are expected. The Government of the United States f tly fresh state, though rough and seamy from the and by the skill, the courage, and, still more, the revolted from the Union, and because a few months the running into the dip, where Lancelin, who a een i o new 7s 6d to Os Oa Qats .... ..... 3s Oa lo 3s 6d
Flour, fine, 48s to -s ; seconds, 42s to 44s per sack.
o cletel as if i usaee received by the builders of the now demo-
are determined to open a cotton port. They do not C lit- Y t was a rabbit bolted into a warren- lishbed adjacent houses. Striking and suggestive is unscruplousness of its rulers, fghting its way up have elapsed without their being reduced to lying off, came off, and wonin a canter by four lengths, ,
CATTLE.
believe in the loyalty of the South, or in their fer- hole, or bobbing through a turnip field. The advan- the contrast presented by this solitary genuine to Royal rank and the Position of a first-rate allegiance by force of arms. But it must at least Reveille defeating Dulcibella by a head for second ; Gallus
Fat beef,p score, lOs to llsOd Ewes, per lb .... 6d to 61e1
dynasty a century and a half ago. We have learned be owned that no act or utterance of the elective a bad fourth. Mr. Saville claimed the winner. Pork carcases,do lOs Od to Ils Wethers, d 0...... 61c1 to'7el
'll give a bal fth '
vent oaths that they never wi e o eir tages are all on the side of the defensive force ; but fragment of the church with the spurious work of to look upon the family of which the great Frede- head of the American State is comparable in fatuity Selling Handicap of 10 soya each, 5 ft, for 3-yr-olds and Lambs, per lb -d to -d Fat calves, d0...61d to 7a.
cotton to the Yankees. They hold that cotton is of the two the Confederates are more familiar with the restorers of 1827, who reface.d the whholle ekxtef- rick is the typo as distinguished by those'qualities or folly to that of King William of Prussia. Presi- upwards. The winner to be sold for 100 soya &c. R.M. Rough fat, 3td per lb.
the ground Still it is obvious in the present temper
King and will rule in spite of recent experience. ' - rior then accessible to them with large oc s o which raise men in the world, and give them dent Lincoln may not have succeeded in winning 7 suns. --
Lord Stamford's Pardalote, 3 yrs, 7st BRISTOL SUGAR-Ocn. 18.
Portland stone, and made the whole look as little (Roper) 1
f the public fretted as they have been for months
And so, if they can get a port, they believe cotton ° a ' - like an early English, or ancient church, as might wealth, position, and control over their fellow- back the disaffected to their duty as citizens by his
creatures, but we certainly have not hitherto con- remonstrances and reasonings, but no disinterested Mr. Osborne's Weasel, 5 yrs, 7st 51b (Challoner) 2
will come there, and that the temptation of higher past by announcements that " a great battle will be. This stone, by the way, is already, in parts, de- ,an eir en lc wi say ain is inaugura a
neeted the bold, cunning Hohenzollerns dth • .t. .1.1 th t•h• ' 1 ddress he was Mr. Mellish's Gaylad, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b (W. Bottom) 3 doing in raw sugars, owing t ry 0
o the ve hint prices asked
prices than were ever known will induce them to take place immediately," that some forward move- cayed, while the Godstone firestone of the 12th cen- successful schemes in any way with Divine favour betrayed into assumptions of lawless authority, or Mr R. H. Neville's Sneer fill 4 rs 7st 71b (Webber) 4 by importers. In rum but few sales.
Mr: C. Rayner's Nunnery, 3 y 314, 73rst 11b (H. GrimshaW) 5 Our market keeps steady, but there is very tittle business
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send their cotton there for exportation. Then again, ment must be made, and that all the money tury still remains-mutilated but not decayed. Be- or the reward of virtue. When we look back to expressions which implied a denial of all other
Bettine-2 to 1 agst Weasel, 3 to 1 agst Pardalote, 4to 1 COAL MARKET-Om 18.
there is the theory that in reality an immense pro. and men distributtd about Washington must do the history of the 18th century we should rather authority in the State. Democracy may not be , , , (Prices of Coal per Ton at the close of the market
sides revealing an authentic buried portion of the
agst Nunnery, ana a to 1 agst the Sneer filly.
por ens in every State, except South
tion of the citiz ' something. Not that there is d fth
now-a- ays any o e origival church in all the eloquence of its pictu- be inclined to think that the " rulers of Prussia" the best form of Government ; but its severest
Pardalote was the first to begin, and came on with a clear s. d. Walls;End.
resque effect and honest construction, the demolition Lambert's West Hart- d. s.
Carolina, are in heart Union men, and th ignorant impertinence and arrogant clamour which have received their crown from some other quarter censors must confess that it is less repugnant to
an lead, followed by Weasel and the Sneer filly, Gaylad and
at therefore d 1.• •I•ht th ley 16 6 Ridde11....., . 17 0
they will flock in myriads, cotton I led to Bull's Run, but that the North, which has has thrown open to vicw,in all its naked deformity,
what was built not to be seen of man-the paltry -
than that indicated by its present wearer. How- all sense of moral, social, an po itica ng ,
Nunnery lying off. On reaching the cords Gaylad ran up Byass's Bebside West Hetton • • l9 3
aden, to the arms ever, if his subjects are satisfied with him, it is no that of Prussian absolutism.
to Mr. Neville's filly and took third place, the three finish- Hartley .. 16 9 Thorpe •••• •• 17 0
of their deliverers. Thus another phase of a despo- given so muc ,
h wants something in return now and abortive quasi-transept and excrescence, dating business of ours. They have had a Royal gloss on ___ __ _ ___ _ - ing the race home together, Pardaloto wimung m a canter Carway and Duffry-n Durham ... 16 0
tie absolute Power may be developed in the great that the fighting. season has arrived. Two large froha the grand restoration of 1841, when it was the words " Dei gratia," and a formal declaration 2IIE OUTRAG-_E UPON THE YOUNG Malting 24 0 Brsddyll's Hett0n.....18 6
republic, and a Government monopo y y armies cannot stand face to face continually with &c. A side view of the of the duties to which the King thinks their LADY A 2 DUBLIIV: by six lengths. Gaylad was a bad third, the Sneer filly Do. Anthracite 21 6 South Hetton . ...19 3
built to receive the organ,
was fourth, and Nunnery last, beaten off a long way. The Craighead Steam 14 6 Haswell ... 19 3
1 ma be
created in ctt ragine• nations behind them B t h • B aure-
u w ere is e master's house (a 17th-century building), to the east Chambers ought to confine themselves. They and ss Buddle'sWest Hartley 16 6 Byron .. ....18 0
o on. Whether it will be for the interest '" ' of the church, is also opened up. Much of the este- their Sovereign now at least understand each DUBLIN, FRIDAY EVENING. Carr's Hartley . 17 0 Harton ede 17 0
of the cons gard's army ? There are traces of the enemy along •
nor of the porch is of brick, of the same date as the John Curran, the cab•driver charged with at- winner was claimed by Mr. Osborne.
The Post Epsom Handicap of 50 sovs each, h ft, for 3-yr-.
- Davison's West Hart- Be11..
umers and manufacturers to see such a - other. olds. A.F. 6 subs.
monopoly established it is easy to determine. But the Federal front ; there areshootings of sentries and demolished houses ;as also is the brick parapet at tempting a criminal assault on Miss Louisa Jolly, ley ....17 0 Peases West .. .14 6
-- rd's Lava 6st 101 b (Roper) w.o. Hartlepool West Hart- Northumberland 16 G
a strong protectionist Government will scarcely fail small skirmishes between pickets, but as far as I the lower part of the roof of the Round. The houses (Front the Morning Heralil.) at Milltown, on the night of the 27th September,
Match, Bst 71b each. T.Y.C. 300, 100 ft. ley l6 0 Pittington .... ...... 16 6
to put on the screw with their foreign customers can learn there is no positive knowledge that the in Inner Temple-lane, next the church, and those
forming the south side of what was Church-court, King William I. is the son of Frederic William g
was brou ht up on remand before Mr. M`Dermott,
at the head police-court to-day. Lord Uxbridge's Laughingstock received forfeit from Mr. Holywell
Lord Stamfo ,
15 6 Tees l9 0
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s eon y supp y o an
'when they hold in their hand th 1 1 f bulk of the army is at any place in particular,
are no o e rep ece . ose on e nor si e o
tt b 1- dTh th th "cl f 111. ;he was born in 1797, and is old enough to ry's Hidal o.
Hen g North Pelton l3 6 Framwellesate
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article of the first necessit h h• • ' ' h F d
t oug it is quite certain t at whenever a e e-
y. If the war continues i. , • • rule -com acme e c urc ,an a e corner
CI • h •t (f •*e th h h) dt th h 1 d wisdom. D'el h. AV • t tto
ave earne 1 is mis ers sugges
him the speech which he thought fit to address to P Mr. Barry, Q.C., instructed by Mr. Anderson,
rosecuted, and Mr. Sidney, instructed by Mr. LATEST BETTING. Tantield Moor 13 6 South Kelloe..
Tanfield Moor Butes l3 6 Cassop .. .••••••18 3
ra ist force appears a Confederate force is soon in of Inner Temple lane, are being replaced by a row CAMBRIDGESHIRE. l5 0 South Whitwort h 15 6
and the South remain obstinate, it vaa be doubtful Fitzgerald, appeared for the prisoner. Wylam
whether another lar •
ge cotton crop is ever produced
Y view of it. If Beauregard expects that his oppo- of brick houses with stone dressings, in a kind of t..he de uties, or was it done on his own responsibi-
In stating the case for the Crown, Mr. Barry, sto 1 agst Henham Lass (offered)
11 to 1 agst The Roe (taken) West Hartley
Seaton Hartley l7 0 Renee • 18 6
16 3 Trimdon Hartley:ol lB 9
in the United, or, rather in the Confederate States
e nent will march directly on his position in front of sublimated gin-palace style-that showy, bullying •
tity ? 13The well-wishers of Prussia, and there are
after minutely describing the violent character of 100 to 8 agst Asteroid (taken) Eden Main 17 6 Tunstall
But it ' 1 ' .
wil be a hard test of the sincerity of their Manassas I think he will be disappointed, and he vulgarly-pretentious style, essentially marked by a many in this country, those who had believed in a
reat and free nation under a popular King, an the outrage committed upon the young lady, re- 20 to 1 agst Confectioner (taken) Stewart's....
brutal emptiness of all art and all feeling, which may Fs ferred in strong terms to the general feeling of in- 20 to 1 agst Donner und Blitz (offered) Walls End. Keiper Grange ...18 3
will probably be forced at last either to divert a .tee land in the north of Europe, will deeply regret
coevictions to offer to the needy planters and the rank as one of the styles of the day, the one that dignation to which this cowardly and atrocious act 1000 to 30 agst Palestro (offered) Hedley l7 0 Thornley ..., 17 0
portion of his forces to the west, with long marches theg error into which he has fallen, an error 17 9
' poor white trash" of the seceded States a certain ' addresses itself to practical men. The open space be- had given rise, and said in these feelings the law 1000 to 30 agst Gridiron (offereid) South Hart1ep001......18 0 Heugh Hall
19 0
and a difficult country before him, or to make the tween the houses and church is being lowered by the w 1 ' • DERBY. Russer s Hetton .. 19 3 Hartlepool...,
market and enormous profits for the r stock. As
i If ch we trust, may not be perpetuated in the
officers of the Crown and those charged with the
10 to 1 agst The Marquis (taken) Whitworth 15 6
attempt on which I have alwa 1 1 d • I f I d h d 'll •
ys ca cu ate ,if ever remove o accumu ate eart ,an wi remain an administration of • justice sincerely participated,
future policy of his reign.
,‘ I desired," said the King to the deputies, " to 1000 to 10 agst Michel Greve (taken) Ships at market, 120 ; sold, 110.
cotton must eventually come from foreign countries,
he could obtain possession of the Potomac, to cross open flagged terrace, borne on arches, as a safeguard anxious as they were to bring the perpetrator to 1000 to 20 agst The Hopbine colt (taken)
it may be found that the seat of his Dower has be _
into Maryland. There would be no novelty in illu- against damp. The exposed roof of the porch has ustice. But he thought it needless to observe that - FOREIGN MAIL PACKET LIST.
N o n ia, gypt, or Brazil; and both tre
transferred t I d. E summon the representatives of the Chambers to my
ER.-YESTERDAY.
BETTING AT MANCHEST .
y be astonished to discover
orth and the South ma strafing the position by a reference to the attit d been protected by a temporary pent-house roof. We
u e believe the benchers of the two inns have still to presence even before the coronation, and I thank j
ou for having complied with my wish. The he (Mr. Barry) merely appeared there te see that
ustice should be done, and assist the court in ar- Business on the Cambridgeshire was very quiet, and 4to -tee
MAILS DUE.
that the lever with which they thought they could b •
of Sir Richard Strachan and the Earl of Chatham, decide what to do with the newly-discovered exte- Yralers of Prussia receive their crown from God. i
riving at a just conclusion, and to elicit the truth 1 was offered on the field. 100 to 6 would have been taken Oct. 19.
rule the world is broken for ever. Meantime the ut the position is nevertheless like enough. Gen. nor portion of the Round. Would that it could re- To-morrow, therefore, I shall take the crown from
the Lord's table, and place it on my head. This is . ' •h C ' Cf ni
. whatever the result might be, whether to deter- about eit er amenno or on ec, one ,
r • 100 to 7 was laid Australia and Mauritius, via Southampton.
- via Marseilles Oct. -.
thorities in the Confederate States are discourag- M‘Clellan is so well acquainted with his army by main as it is! Every restoring touch will rob us of ~ . . Nov 4
fication fth ea ression, ' King by the
41: something of the real work of the 12th century "
t e sign; _
od,,
anod
th e mine the guilt or prove the innocence of the pri, once against Asteroid, but later on 100 to 8 was the highest Brazil and Cape Verds, by British packet 1 _
ee .
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this time that he must be aware many of his grace o G .. no
inplies the sailed oi the a n , enang, and Si gapore, v p aon. 0ct..19.
g any accumulation of cotton at the ports, and, as •f • ffi fi f• - - . masons. But above all things, let the benchers be- to win about £l,OOO after tho news of his victory at New- ni
soner. Inreferring to the account which the accused offer against him. For the Derby, The Marquis was backed C,N?e:fpGood Hope, Asncension, ainadsSntliaement N v
had given of his whereabouts on the 27th Septem- via Marseilles Oct. -.
in enor o cers are not t or their places. Of his
I wrote long ago from the South, the planters will ware of imitating the example set by their prede- t
s; ire a :
Which I ber, when qaestioned by the police authorities, and market, at 100 to 7 ; and 3,000 to 60 was taken against the Falkland Islands
for the present retain the cotton on th •
eir estates. men he is sure. The rank and file are equal to cessors and Sir R. Smirke in 1825.27, and substitut- of the act
I know that You will
thus un ers an e meannsg . , c
h also to his statement as to the hour he returned Lady Evelyn colt. Gibraltar, via Southampton
Oct. 19.
have summoned you to witness. The rown as
Crown, rich i
ked CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
home on the night in question, Mr. Barry remar India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, via Southampton-Oct. 19.
The amount of their produce wh. h h b b
ic as een su - their work. The want of proper officers is felt ing a case of smooth stone for the mixed surface of e
urrounded by new institutions by virtue of
een s , 100 t 8
o ags e oe offere
tTh R ( d) - via Marseilles.... Oct. -•
scribed to Governme t ' 1 1
n is c ear y confiscated, as the •
most in the Cavalry and in the Artillery, as well as rough wall-work and finished ashlar-work, which '1 there was a very material contradiction between it
hich you are destined to afford it the benefit of . . . 100 to 8 agst Asteroid (offered) India (Bombay), via Southampton .. Oct. 26.
f t a charm in this fragment of the mi.- w
orms so grea I shall and that of his employer. According to the pn- Oct. 20.
property of the enemy, if it fall into the hands fth
o e in the Quartermaster's department. Talk of the
ginal structure. your counsel. You will advise me, and
soner's account, he was in bed at ten o'clock, but the 100 to 6 agst Camerino (wanted) - via Marseilles
Oct. 21.
100 to 6 agst Confectioner (wanted) Lisbon
United State Th ff • system of purchaSe in' our army 1 If any one will listen to your advice."
s. e e ort is about to be made to open - employer had deposed he did not come home till 100 to 3 agst Gridiron (taken) Malta, Egypt, and Aden, via Southampton Oct. 19.
the ports, and te place the cro in th h d f h
p e ansote turn to the New Yorle papers he will see plenty of - - These are haughty and ill-sounding words. All
between eleven and twelve at night. 30 to 1 agst Doefoot (wanted) - via Marseilles Oct.;-•
North ; and at the same time the sucaar lanters advertisements which show that purchase of cora- 21TE ICING OF PRUSSIA. hereditary sovereigns and others, for all we can say,
m.
Miss Louisa Jolly, having been called, deposed to 40 to '1 agst Rameses (taken) Newfoundland
will be tem t d b
p e y the enormous enhancement of
t' P missions of such a sort as never should be tolerated -•- rule "by the grace of God." What special and peculiar
right to make tke claim can be urged by the occupant ,
the fact of entering the cab in Sackville-street and 40 to 1 agst Queen of the Vale (taken)
THE DERBY, 1862. Oporto and Vigo
U. S. and British N. America, by Brit. packet.... Oct. 24:
the • fh •
pnce o t eir produce in consequence of the high is not unknown in the United St t 0 tl
.. a es. ne gen e- (From the Times.) - f proceeding in the direction of home without any-
Germany seems destined to exhibit the impo. of a throne founded as recently as the beginning o , ,
1 d • 100 to 7 agst The Marquis (tak
100 to 1 en)
agst Lady Evelyn colt (taken) -
- by U.S. packet....
by Canadian packet. Oct. 16.
protective duty. In order to effect this im man offers the sum of £2O for a lieutenant's com-
portant • • a - tence of philosophy. No better study could fall to the last century-the descendant of a Prince who thing remarkable occurring unti the river stopped
t a lonely place in the suburbs, " Cassons W.C. of Africa, Madeira, and Toneriffe .. Oct. 10.
object a strong force •11 b 1 d d
wi e p ace un er the com- mission in a regiment actually in the field." the lot of one of her own professors than examine- arroeantly took the crown and put it on his own head, a_ .
_,,,
~
1. h d d f •
de, where he aigte, an , a ter attempting - -
FROM TILE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGIET. Bahamas, via New York Oct. 24.
Oct. 29.:
tnand of Capt. Davis, of th -
e United States Nav Another has a company to dispose of on moderate tion of the history of the last 20 years. If the in- whire in fact he took it only with the permission -1,6
t rik., .
hbddh t th h
iss her in teca , ragge er ou , rew er • Mexico
who is a h'
ighly accomplished and scientific offic y' terms. A third is anxious to get a regiment all to quirer were a sound-minded and impartial man, he of the Emperor of Germany, we are quite at a loss o h
nd d hi h d her neck and
on t e grou , presse s an. on
'Ye If the crowning oneself is any proof WHITEHALL, OCT. 16. RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
to proceed to sea d er, himself. Political intrigues and low canvassings would end by confessing that neither tentative and to conei ~
endeavoured to strangle her. Witness, after a severe The Queen has been pleased to dirt 1 tt atent to
,an effect the reduction of such narrow-minded England, nor volatile and revolu- ld h t f
of Divine right, Napoleon 1., cou ave pu or- d h G e ers• P• • •--
places 1:16 it may be •
considered possible to take and are also at work, for the colonelc of are iment is
Y g tionary France, nor Turkey sunk in sloth, nor Spain ward the claim. What authority, i ,
*ndeed have we t d b 1 . • 1 f t
strugg e, escape y eaping into a poo owa er, be
but was still pursued and again knocked down ; she passed un er t e reat Seal, granting the Dignities of
Baroness Viscountess, and Countess of the United King- TRAFFIC RETTJRNS FOR THE WEEK. ,
a political as well as a military position, and gives blinded ay fanaticism, has come so short of its own for the sfatement that "the rulers of Prussia receive , , dom of dreat Britain and Ireland unto Anne, Duchess of --
retain, by force of arms, and a division of troo (MEI er, e e
ff cted her escape to the railway station Miles Opened. Receipts.
and marines •
will be put on board to attack and
Ps a man a status in the e es of the eo 1 f li• St t •
y p pe o is a e wishes and the just expectation of the world as these .
their crown from God ?" Such language, to say n Sutherland wife of George Granville William Duke of ..-.."-, ee--.........---,
adjoining, and her assailant thus baffled fled away. Railways.
Which IS useful when the war is over. But all this Germans, who have founded a science of politics on the least of it, appears ous
t extremel •
y irreverent. Sutherland,' by the names, styles, and titles of' Baroness 1861. 1860. 1861. 1860-
gP.trison the strong places. Much will de end on The a eof miracles is past. The Almighty now a Miss Jolly being asked if she saw the person in Macleod, of Castle Leod, in the county of Cromartie, - -- ..._,......,---.
4.4h0 di t• fth ffi •
sere ion o e o cers in command as to the
13 arises necessitate rei. Here is a prodigious force the. basis of the necessarily true., and dissolved the g . .
principles of human thinas into their original days works by human ins ru . .
t ments What Samuel court fully identified the prisoner as the man who Baroness Castlehaven, of Casttehaven, in the same county, X X
eplaces to be taken and • ' rapidly rising towards the number voted by Congress - 6
, it is not unlikely that Fer- ' nebulto. To those who remember the events of 1848 annointed the beer:andstobacco-loving Fred ric .
e • a committed the assault. Although cross-examined at Vi
reat leneth, 'witness adhered to her direct testi- scountess Tarbes, of Tarbat, in the same county, and Ballymena and Port Rush.. - - -
Countess of Cromartie ; and further granting, after her 136 2,072 2,098
Belfast and N. Counties.... 136 39i 6b3 599
mandina, Pensacola
. , and the mouths of the Missis- -
out of the ground as it were to be officered as best
, and the two succeeding years the speech of the King What Heaven-appointed coadjutors held up the g n ,_ ,
pwi mony, and exhibited a remarkable degree of calm- decease, the titles of Baron Macleod, Baron Castlehaven, Beliast and County Down.. 19
Birkd , Lane & Ches Juno. - - - -
sippi will be visited with. hostile intent. Nor can lt maY, under all the forms of election and voting oe prussia at Konigsberg...ems abstract of which we , arms .of his unfortunate descendant at Jen!). - lat nesse throughout. Viscount Tarbat, and Earl of Cromartie, unto Francis Blythand Tyn" e . 20 20 2,505 1,145
Texas ho t 1
pe even ua ly to escape untouched, and the and canvassing familiar in republics, and known out , publish to-day-will give a kind of shock. Not that Joshua put back the BIM in the wars weth Mar!a
of th • • ' ' ' • ' -11 b ' d h h 1 ' ' Theresa, and stayed the
e military world, in constitutional monarchies. any one wi e surprise to ear tat a egitimate cycle, of the heavens till The St t• ste dt'l d th • Sutherland Leveson Gower (commonly called Lord Francis Bristol and Exeter
lit ton-ma r eai e e circumstances Sutherland Leveson Gower), the second surviving son of Caledonian
der which Miss Jolly came to his place, and also the 1061 125 6,617 6.693
2in 219 k 16,200 15,398
_
permission given by Mexico to send troops through Th • • • • German Sovereign, fall of notions of his own the Prussians were avenged upon their enemies ?un said Anne Duchess of Sutherland, and the heirs male Cockermouth& Workington 83/4 83/4 -
e original regular army, which did not exceed . . ns after the re ulso at Li ny h ' h
her appearance tat nig t. of hia body laZvfnlly begotten, with remainders over. Cork and Bandon 2O 20 317 , 443
lier territory will add considerably to the dangers dignity as a King, a soldier, as the guardian of the Who saved the Prussia .
.p h h g
,„ ,
f Mr. Sidney intimated he would reserve his de- WAR-OFFICE, OcT. 16. Cork, 131ackrock, & Passage. ea 61 lee 234
20 "
,000 men, was deprived of many of its officers by if it wee not a .Deus ex Machina in te s ape o Cork and Youghal 26 23 207 258
The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders co -ll
,and diffictilties of the Confederates •
in that quarter. Rhine thc wary guest of Compiegne the sunpli-
the seceded States. The gentlemen in ' t rf ' • ' • wir t E
priva ei e cated of Austria, and the reverenced of a score of emgon . ven o areue o .
t e n quell a enhieet fence, and itted fo
the prisoner was then fully eomm r
for the appointment of the under-mentioned officer of th r"
a
0 Deeside 17 17 - -
Fort Macon which
, protects the entrance to Beau- who had received a militar d t. IV P • hld 1. h • I tbl henious. In this remarkable
y e uca ion at est smaller nnces, sou be ieve tat there is an seems a mos asp. trial at the next commission. army of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor the French who Dublin & Belfast Junction 63 63 1,569 1,469
fort, and a series of internal commun. ' -
mations, is pro- Point were divided according to their States, and inherent divinity in his own person, and that he address we seem almost to discover the very pen Large crowds collected in the vicinity of the was attached as French Commissioner to the Headquarters Dublin and Drogheda 63 63 1,982 1,877
bably too strong to be reduced by long range shell r'nba th 't
• d ' t thtb
eig synau on y prior an superior oa y which indited the programme of the Holy Alliance. Police-court, and every mark of sympathy was of the British Forces in China, to be an Honorary Member Dub. & Wicklow(in.Kingstn 481 401 2,539 1,861
Dundalk and Enniskillen
of the Military Division of the Third Cl •
furnished an inade • •
quate contingent to the armies 1 h h d b la-
shown towards the ady wo a een su jected to ass, or Comparnons 752 699
fire, asit is are the point, the Dundee and Arbroath l7l 17}
gular fort with casemates, and, as e • which his subjects hold their lives and property We recognise, too, which 10 more to of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, viz :- 31 1,147 1,049
Dundee, Perth, & Aber. Jun. 31
it is armed • on oth sides. The result was that all the regular
with heavy guns, the fire of ship " ' - and liberties. The weaknesses of human nature
ping army officers received promotion enough to turn d singular shibboleth of the Finssian party of t _
he such inhuman treatment. M. Charles Burrard Raoul, Chef d'Escadron au 6me East Ancdian 67/ 674 1,162 1,035
Miss Jolly is apparently about 20 years of age, of
the roeress of Regiment de Hussards. ' E.Counti'es,Nrfk.,&E.Union 499 499 29,316 28,011
car. scarcely reduce it. The spirits of the nav nee not to be dwelt upon. Every one knows that Cross, which stands in the way of s_ P e Edinburgh and Glasgow
y run their heads • lieutenants and ea tains b a and the
thia young country in liberal institutiene,
~ f th •'e
der figure. and of middle height.
ra ei sten FOREIGN -OFFICE, OCT. 18.
, i p ecame gene- n o strength of mind, no amiability of disposition, Edinburgh, Perth,& Dundee 78 78 3,677 3,375
skigh, and the recent gallant little affair at Pen sa- theory of self-government, which is the boss ()un- a- -- ---- The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Walter Forth ealyde Junction ... 30 30 246 196
rola, where the boats •
ran in and destro ed a Con- rals of brigade. No one would take anything less no intercourse with the world, will prevent men
ft
dation of statecra . SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Berry as Consul-General in Scotland for his Majesty the Furness
Glasgow & South-Western 1831 1831 8,544 8,406
f d ' t d •
e era e arme s y than a brigade and regiments were regarded as poor from attaching in their secret hearts an excessive
...ehooner end spiked the guns of a ' im t ' •' 1. .t. h. h
por ance to any superior qaa ity or posi ion w lc • King of Denmark.
We willingly admit that the sanctity of the crown , - s , The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. George Great Northern 330 3r3 32,025 27,973
0
c mmands by men who could scarcely, in the natural arteIArItIARKET SEC/OND OCTOBER MEETING. f Scotland . . 58 1,664 1,501
battery, has given them Confiden
. , ce and a desire to ' they may fancy that they possess. The nobleman of Prussia should be respected as inviolable. No one -
If eir DAY. Kohler as Consul at Sydney for the Free Hanseatic City of `lraotull?nrt.h&oWestn.(lrind.) 329 229 8,665 8,244
course of events, have hoped to command a company • has threatened it ; the Prussians are probably the Hamburgh. 761 i 7571 51,782 49,679
Great Western
4do more. The fl • '
ag.officer of the northern division 1 'd
f li• ff. b•l• ld f t th t
in tlemi st o is aa i ity se om orge s a Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for 2-yr-olds ; colts Bst 71b, The Queen has also been pleased. to approve of Mr. Inverness & Aberdeen Juno. 55 55 896 870
.of the Atlantic bloc • for years to come. Skeleton regiments were con-
, kadmg squadron is Capt. Golds- • g ; • he is noble, and a touch may. m. ake him retire into most lo al eople in Europe. And is this loyal
fillies Bst 41b, the winner to be sold for 150 sovs. Last Adolph Solmitz as Consul at Sydney for the Free Han- Irish South-Eastern 25 25 185 409
structed in order that ' colonels' might hang their his Dukedom or his M uisite. The clerg man 13
arq y , Iyb 13
ld h t 11 th- • t b tl '
eop etoe to ta a at is mean y mu new seatic City of Lubeck. Lancashire & Yorkshire 3951 3951 34,817 37,49 a
borough. The flag officer of the south
, . ern division half of Ab. M. 4 subs.
representative Government in which they are . The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Ole Leominster and Kington
shakos on the horses, and colonels were made because though meeting ministers of all " denominations" (J. Goater) 1 Limerick and Ennis... 241 23 156 131
is Capt. Da Poet and Cis t D •
~ , . p
~ s avis, already men- on an Exeter-hall platform, still derives a secret glorying is that they may favour the King with Lord IVestmoreland's Pupil, Bst 41h Munch Reeder as Consul at Malta for his Ma est the Kin
they said they had regiments which were only ab- Mr. Payne's Bandage, Bst 711) (L. Snowden) 2ofs e ,e , - J y g Limerick and Foynes 26 26 140 130
tionell . , p
,‘,
is*ca tain of the the benefit of their counsel-that they may advise wa n ana ai orway. Llanelly 46 4 560 49g
fleet: The land forces, street creations The bar the railroad board the comfort from reflecting that apostolical and lordly Bettine-2 to lon Pupil. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr Olof London & North-Western
nuinbbring some 4,500 or 5,000 Men, will be under ' 1 " hands have been laid on his head, and that him, and that he will graciously condescend to listen
Band b k t le. b t waited upon Fred. Gollcher as Consul at Malta for his Ma' . '
age cut out the wor a is es pace, Bl k 11
eesty the King London and ac wa 51 51 1,635 1,529
bench, the church, the counting-house, the surgery, hi to their advice ? We think he will do well to be London & South-Western . 400 394 21,149 20,481
the- ennimaiid of Gen.' Sherman, 'an artillery officer furnished leaders ; while the desk, the shopman's s commission has not come to him through the by Pupil to within a few strides of the chair, where she got of the Netherlands.
Lond. Brighton, &S. Coast. 241 i 223 20,371 20,195
Deacons of Zion Chapel. That a reignine Sovereign guided by it in most things. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, OCT. 16.
of replute and `b•l't ' ' d • .
aiiy, an the Marines will be cora- 0 up and won cleverly by a head. London, Chatham, & Dover 72 29k 2,364 636
Mailded by Major Re 1
ynh ds, of. that branch of the counter, and the indigence of the bourgeoisie, should feel the difference between his own porcelain - Handicap w
S eepstakes of 20 sovs each, and only sft (to go N. otiee is hereby given that the S.tate apartments of Lond., Tilbury, & Southend 42 40 1,583 1,574
(Front the Daily .Netes.) Windsor Castle will be closed after Friday, the 18th inst., Man.,Sheffield,& Lincolnsh 291 291 i 16,112 15,339
yielded more than their proportion of officers of and the vulgar delf of which Parliaments and Diets to the second) for 3-yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C. 11 until further order-. Manch. S.Jun.& Altrincham 9 9k 1,144 1,674
eervice. Six lare•e steam-fri
, e . gates, eight corvettes inferior rank. These men are distin • h
guis able are constructed is but natural, but that at this day The King of Prussia has been explaining hie '
subs. 4of whom declared. ST. JAMES'S PALACE. Marrport and Carlisle
sand, sloo nd a 1
. ps, a arge number of gunboats will a King, and a King of Prussia, should venture to theory of the Prussian monarchy to a number of ' -91 b (Midgeley) 1 The Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace, will be reopened 11'sliillaannUneNsin-Wontreill 213 078.
614 42,927 42,407
at one b th • ' h ' d
q y err air, t eir mo eof address Mr. Saxon's Penalty, o yrs, 7st 177* 6,690 5,
form part 4 of the, blockading ' squadrons end the their lon h ' 1 h "
g air, ant t e uncouth way in which
' tell it openly to his subjects shows how much the his subjects. " The rulers of Prussia," said his Ma- Mr. HawkesleY's Zodiac, 3 yrs 7et 511 n. (H. Grimshaw) 2on Sunday next, October 20. Hours of Divine Service the Monkland • • 56 56 1,640 1,637
squadrons of offensive operations, and no pains German will bear and how thorouell his rulers • t dd • the members of the legislature,
ees ye a ressing Lord Chesterfield's Black Lily, '3 yrs, 6st 71b.. (J. Daley) 3 same as those of last yerr. Monmouthsh. Rail. & Canal 44 44 2,578 2,787
or they wear their uniforms. But, after all, the are aware of his s'u '''
Y 3 yes, Vii, 71b .... (A. Edwards) 4 FRANCIS GARDEN, Sub-Dean, Newcastle and Carlisle . 78 78 3,367 3,552
expenee has been spared to make the force com
. plete pplene.ss, " receive their crown from God." We have no Lord Stamford's Imaus, North British (incl. Salter ..
5 yrs, 6st 121 b ..... (Roper) 5
in all its
, points. In the course of 15 or 20 days we wonder really is that the army is so well officer d On Thursda Kin a Will' hld a t f d - e the fact, which seems to follow on Mr.
e . .yr . e lam e a erea recep- means o enyin, . , Hudson's Miss Emma, WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, OCT. 18. and Gidashiels)
101 h .. (Birch) 6 n 35 35 613 591
as it is, and the number of men of fine faces and tf th Id
ton of functionaries and other persons. Among any theory of the Divine governmen o e wor , Lord Glasgow's Physalis colt, 3 yrs, bst
tdOMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT.-Assistant Commissar North Devon
Y-
may expect to hear that its work has been corn- B ttine-7 to 4 agst Zodiac, 4to 1 each agst Penalty and . General Edward Strickland, serving with the local rank N-Eastern(BedalenLeybrn) 789 764 39,9 (5 40,484-
figures, with the a nearan s d
m ce en manner of the them were the representatives of the two Chambers and to be true alike of the policeman's staff and the e , North London 9 9 2,418 2,356
menced, but I thirti for the present the lar ' •
ge cities, soldier about them, which one sees in the streets of the Prussian Di • • , B tif the King meant more
et. These the King addressed in monarch s sceptre. u Black Lily. of Deputy Commissary-General in the West Indies, to
ty on the lower ground, jumped away with a de- be confirmed in the rank of D.eputy Commissary-General North Staffordshire 246 . 246 7,714 8,332
/ Oswestry and Newton 3O 16 570 309
such as* Charleston, Savannah, Mobile, and New and in the cam the most formal manner and in the most explicit than that, then however true it may be, he should Penal , vice Graham placed on refired pay ; Deputy-Assistant Rh mney l9i 19it 730 7ss
ps, shows what a large militar 1
y e_e- cided 111' E I • •d o ill
lead, followed by e iss mma ( ying wi e n e e
Orleans, are toleralily safe. language. On no incidental occasion, with no have been careful, above all things, to keep his Commissary:General James Long to be Assistant Corn- St. llelen's Canal & Railway 52 52 1,915 2,034
ment there must have been among the American chance and unstudied Phrase but as a solemn =lli- secret. For explain it how we will, it is precisely upper ground), Black Lily, Zodiac, and Imaus, the trio ! missary-General, vice Strickland. Scottish Central
The result of the investigation and e '
xpenence of people, for the class of which I speak is be d f 1 th f Is• '•
• ' f I:* le. dhld b t• 1 ' 1 h •
yon all es oon e eve o is coronation, he laid down the crowns ot is in , e y a mys Ica tit e, tat geme
aon in the centre of the course ; the Physalie colt last. Scottish North-Eastern ll5 115 4,210 3,983
Shrewsbury & Birmingham - - - -
the Navy :Department
.}lspecting the personnel of proportion to the habits of the people, and yet it doctrine of Divine right. After thanking them for now-a-days oftenest tumble off. Henry of France. In this way they ran to the dip, where Zodiac took second BANKRUPTS. Shrewsbux7 and Chester - -
the 'service wellhead to the compulsory retirement of has dro d .1
• - their presence, be said, e The rulers of Prussia re- I Francis of Naples, and his namesake of Modena, place, but was unable to reach Mr. Saxon's mare, who won, Robert Cowtan, grocer, Caledonian-road, Middlesex. Shrewsbury & Hereford
ppe easi y and naturally into the diechar 29i 29-1 987 977
several of the 'se' • i offi
nio cers, among whom will be of military duties. It will be lone., however, befo '
' ge ceime their c o n r '
r w fom mod. To-morrow, therefore, i could tell each his experience on th. .
;s head Unless after a fine race, by a head, Zodiac d
• efeating Black Lily by Joseph Christopher Leaver, shipowner, Shepherd's-bush,
Middlesex. gleiggstier:onUnion
75* 72i 3,773 4,21 e
306 306 23,257 25.415
Commodore S. trin ' re I shall take the crown from the Lord's table and the King was thinking of the epoch of the Tee ty a head for second. Imam was a good fourth.
gham, who commanded the Hat- , the whole mass is thoroughly leavened with the ' "" • • a • - a • lb ' Williatn Armstrong, dealer in colonial produce, East- South-Eastem
South Wales l7ll 1711 7,603 5,621
piaCe it on my head. I his is the meaning of the of Vienna, the Holy Alliance, and Madame Krude- Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for 2-yr-olds , colts Bst 7 , 118
teras expedition It i cheap, City. S. Yorkshire and River Dun 118 - -
. , . . s considered that he did not spirit of discipline and obedience. There is no expression ' I••• b tl• fC d ' d h • h Id II • d btt +
-, s_ino• y ee grace o eo ,an t erein ner, e wou aim one e .er ..o say noteing
Is" " 8 -lb Th • t b eold for 60 sovs, if fOr
fillies st o . e winner oe e. Alfred Hannibal, boot maker, Great Portland-street. Stockton and Darlington
carry out his instr • 51 54 4,631 5,206
. uctions, and that, owing to his certainty about the operations of troops under such lies the sanctity a the Crown, which is inviolable. about the origin of his crown. If he had given 40, allowed Zl.b. First half of Ab. M. 11 subs. James Evennett, corn dealer, High-street, Poplar. Taff Vale
51 51 1,925 1,774
neglect the Conf
, ederates have received £300,000 circumstances, and the 'll bl. bl
ywi ela eto such occur- I know that you will thus understand the meaning thanks to the God of Spoil, there might, indeed, be Mr. Mellon's Bubbles, Bst 21b (L4O)
Ulverstone and Lancaster
Thomas Griffiths, grocer, Park-street, Southwark. 10 10
worth of arms ' Mr. Kennard's Bravo, Bst 41b (£4O) (Custance) '2 Vale of Clwyd. . 172 128
of the act which I have summoned you to witness." some grim propriety in the swaggering vaunt ;at 35 35 1,757 1,749
, clothing, ordnance, and stores • h . • .
,in t e rences as took place the other night, when in a Lord Westmoreland's Pupil, est 51b (J. Goater) 3 Henry Caton Stearer, cheeseinonger, Lambeth-welk. Vale of Neath .
vessel which recently ran the blockade at Savannah. • • And then comes a sentence truly remarkable- least, the inhabitants of Silesia Posen and
Mr Prince's Kate filly, Bst 21b (£4O) (Teepee) 4 Joseph Lovegrove, surgeon, Vicarage-place, Kensington. Waterford and Kilkenny- 31 335 365
simple movement from contiguous camps two n ' •
I. ou will advise me, an Andrew Black, dry fishmonger, Bethnal-green. Waterford and Limerick ... 77 1,354 1,476
This steamer about which full ' d I will listen to your ad- Eastern Saxony may be forgiven if they thus in- '
The following also ran :-Estrelda, Entomologist, Arab, G,;•orge Samuel Jealous, printer, Gray's-inn-road. West Cornwall 274 274 7, 6 712
particulars aregiven in columns of Federalists began to blaze awe • t •• . "
yin o s ice. ~ terpret the claim to govern by the title of the . • &Rail 39 39 4,871 4,076
the American papers, is British pro ert Absinthe, Miss Mary, and Woodford, Nicholas Wm. Gibson, shipbroker, Austin-friars, city. ye_netamaaonorarbr.
- d f fid •
argues a egree o con ence in th '
11 y, and it each other, and inflicted loss on both sides before To feel the full force of this extraordinary decla- sword. But the descendant of the great Frede- Beeine-7 to 4 west Pupil, sto 1 agst Absinthe, and 6to james Nelthorpe, flour factor, Clarence-terrace, Wands- We!'
W'naven,Cleaton&Egr t. 7 7 - _
361 433
at tact almost the mistake was discovered. As to officers and men ration one must remember that some years ago this rick would probably like to forget the means
' ':'
bbl bu d Arab. worth-road. Whitehaven Junction l2 12 694 734
amountin 0. to sublimit
. yon the part of the owners Ise very formula, "By the grace of God," was hotly 'by which his house has come to kingship. The 1 each agst Bu es n .
George Jury find Frederick Jury, tailors, Maidstone. Whitehaven & Furness Jun. 35 35 699 769
illed or wounded by hasty shots from alarmed. d• At the first attempt the lot left the post in compact order,
.that they have applied to the British Minister I iscussed by the two parties in the Prussian Lower royolty of yesterday apes the rank and prestige of George Michaei Glass, sere., chemist, Brandon-street,
. ) sentries, they are more numerous than they ought and when fairly on their legs Bubbles came on with a lead FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
Walworth.
believe, to obtain an order to ' Chamber, the Liberals wishin eto expunee it, on the old sovereignties ot Europe ; and in a realer), the Antwerp and Rotterdam 52 52 1,504 1,206
i . permit her to proceed to be in a carefully-chilled. arm and the stran etl • .l'
• ' b • ' h i • of a couple of lengths, waited upon by Bravo on the whip John Finlay, grocer, Henry-street, Portland-town.
re ground that it was a confession of the doctrine seams of whose pate wor s are still new and ob- Austrian B2B 673 53,844 48,652
, tO,sea again. Indeed, they think it hard that they recklessness wil. 37,
g '• • • • • • f• d f 1)1 • hand, and Pupil on the lower side, the others, headed by Jannis George Ingram, woollen draper, Tottelaham-court- Belgian Eastern Junction 261 261 351 333
should be liable to ich seems to be a characteristic of of Divine right, while the other party endeavoured mous, he raves o in e east e title and maunders
the loss of their vessel after she the Anelo.6 • • • t l • • 11. • d• • 1 b 'ht d• 'net P h 1 l • Arab, Absinthe, and Entomologist, lying close at their rowvLi
i. . Buffalo nd Lake Huron 1611 161* 2 487 L, ,705
b k r'h Clt 1 C b 'cl • a • - 18.5- 4:547 eaeo
axon race is exhibited in the way in o exp am it away, cm ing it a mere tra itiona a out rig iv, . er aps tie most repu sive 11 mu Thezruan, a er, I ree o • ane, am ri. ge- Detroit and Milwaukie
has aucceeded so cleverly in runnine• the blockade. / whi • nhrase, I i
saow.ng a decent respect for holy things feature of the proceeding is the attempt to import heels. On entering the cords Bubbles, with Bravo and
road. Dutch Rhenish lOBl 108 k 3,835 3,544
b eh the men handle their arms, the result of s '-' vay and finished the race home Bubbles win- Eastern of France 1032 1006 61,255 52,824
Our Bet' Pupil, drew as , ' Thomas Reynolds, hosier, Henry•street, Pietonville. -
i ish merchants, however, must yield to cir- which ha • and not committing the nation to any ae- into it the solemnity of religious sanction. Such let 1 d'
as n , lan -
s been in a few months to send u wards of • • • fine race by half a length ; three parts of a length John Owen Clarke printer, Dorset-street, I leet-street. '
nine a . ,e 970 970 16,354 16,824
tnmstances, and if they will disregard the Queen's 350 • ' P tiquated theory. Well, it now appears that the pitiful mummery would be deplorable at a corona- Grand 1 runk of Cana 4 .
_,52.3
2,871
VtoClamatiOn and the.policy of the co t men to hospital with wounds and mutilations, Liberals were quite in the right, and that the tion in Austria or Spain ; but how would Luther between the second and third, and f bS•h d a er Blundell-street Caledonian-
hal a length between John Dar y ayse ,r p , , Great Indian Peninsula.- 2(84 IV z
Great Luxembourg 3,764 2,707
11,12 t 13,103
they b00n....
g th •
ey will have to take the con
un ry to which and many others to their graves. Gen. M'Clellan interpretation which the official party scouted laugh to scorn such hypocritical words, could he The winner was claimed by Mr. road.
the third and fourth. . . .
Charles Green, gas-fitter, Brighton. Great Western of Canada 345 345
Prince for Mr. Mellon, and Mr. T. Jennings claimed Pupil. 142 142 6,./76 6,254
among. h• sequences, rides and reviews indefatigably. There is scarcely • some years back, when Frederick William IV. but hear them ! The thing becomes still more in- Francis Robert Steadman, boot warehouseman, King- ilyaodwda:gdarGace.onsesvaa&A
li t 301 284 16,716 15,135
, 'W Leh may be the ractic 1 es of 50 soya each, h ft, for 2-yr-olds • street Finsbury-square. *4 94 1,020 2.084
of tbe vnle th p a exemplification a day on which he does not cover some 20 or 30 was desirious of conciliating the multitude, is now effably ridiculous and repulsive when we recollect The Prendergast Stak . .
T ' J' s Bushby corn dealer, Aldershot. Northern of eanada ...
. , atenormous rofit affirmed with every mark of solemnity by the that Prussia is not even nominally Lutheran, and colts, Sst 71b ; fillies, Bst 51b , winners extra. .Y.C. Northern of France
tended by ea, p s are generally at- miles of ground about the camps, and he is now ;Lea r d Kingett M'Nainard, hotel keeper, North Wool- ~,, •
ian Trunk . ,
Lions wh.
.. , eraous risks. There are lent of e
, iph cannot b . • •• • p y quee- attended occasionally by the Count of Paris and present King. It is unnecessary to inquire what is that the bulk of her people-variously composed of 37 sube. 'ch. nerwet
Paris, yous, &Me 922 9
the real meaning of the words " Dei gratia." That Jews, Calvinists, Catholics, aud a hundred shades Mr. S. Hawke's The Marquis, Bst 131 b (inclu. 61b extra) wiWilliana Cooper, licensed victualler, formerly of Brent. Paris and Orleans
e avoided rising up b (G. Fordhara) 1 E Pernambuco
557 -
. two COUntries in cells etween the the Duke of Chartres. What a singular turn of they have been borne by the Englieh Sovereigns as of speculative beliefs-no more believe in the wood, ssex. 69 eg
Royal Danish 691 609
niercial refations, an equ9nce of their intimate COM- fortune ! The sons Of the Bourbon in th ' f • t • l (I' t • ongering of King William at Konigsbere Mr. T. Valen 's Cari ok Bst 71b . WBo ce
tine sbro , ... ( . y ) 2 .
William Dobson, builder, Old ,Gravel-lane, St. George
Sambre and Meuse 6B 68 1,454 1,165
a the interrni e train of part o their style from early times prec u es us mys eiy-m
' Lord Anglesey's Brasenose, Bst 71b ,(J Goater) 3 East. • South Austrian .. 1251 917 61,294 49,292
jeCtB. •By the last mail the xture of their sub- the son of the Philadelphia dostor ! How strangely from blaming any Prince for the use of them. than the members of tbe Embassy at Jeddo believe Baron Rothschild's Brother to King of Diamonds, Joseph Goodchild ham and beef dealer, Shoreditch. Southern of France .. 777 773 28,195
22,592
opinion
on the y4watha case we t of Judge Betts it reads, " Son Altesse Royale le Comte de Paris Yet in the sense which the King of Prussia gives in the authority of Bhudda. What means, then, 4 Bst 7lb William Welling', oilman, Clipstone- street, Fitzroy- Welland. ?5 25 362 728
d . n toEngland and " tbem they are subversive of all true Government. this wretched attempt to steal a few poor drops of' Lora chesterfield's Canwell, 8st711) (S Rogers) 5 West Flanders . . ....... ...' 75 75 1,040 980
}.l3ropean rea ers will have 1 9 no doubt Etat Majeur de General M'Clellan, &c." And f e • " square. ken- w. and N.W. of France• • • 742 730 52,738 46,027
earnt with 1' h ac This sense, we are convinced, never belonged to holy oil for the anointing of the regal brow ?Or •Betting-5 to 2on The Marquis, and 9to 1 each agst William Edward Dod, architect, Raynor-street, Cler
ment that there is no rnter in th ' as onts -to face with them on the staff of Gen. Beauregard
e world witl them till monarchical mwer obtained its su remacy what infatuation has possessed a man who, if he Trasenose and Canwell. well. e ---------- _ -
extraordinary powers and prerogatives 1 such is a Polignac, The young Princes are favourites in the fifteenth and siesi teenth centuries pel h t s'mPly true t° himself and t° his Immediately the flag was lowered Carisbrook, in the William Gormley, nail manufac /
,an gene- were u .1 turer Manchester.
BIRTHS.
as the P ' • John Allan, iron merchant Durham.
dent of the United States e but one ma run- With the staff and officers of the arm a' h 'td• a 1 f 1 dth ' t h d't try m'alit play a great and useful part in the centre or the course, made
y, wlc,ra e a sc .00 o awyers an eons 37oma e i coun _ , (0 play with the favourite at his ' tford New Town, Essex. ANSTED.-On the 17th inst., Mrs. John Ansted, 1, Ter-
Y venture Henry Alabaster, baker, Stra elk. race, BaLham, of a son.
assert that if the, honest Illinois lawyer to accustomed to a stron f • •f • the source of all human institutions. Indeed, a affairs of Europe ? Was it for this that sympathy quarters on the whip hand, Brasenose going on third, Can- John Lockwood, innkeeper, Stownaarket, See'.
g oreign in use:in, has B -
-who nOw En land has so hor to Kin of Diamonds next. In E ward West draper Hitchin, Hertfordsh RO7NING.-On the 17th inst., at Sutton, Surrey, the
crown to which the wearer had an indefeasible and alliance with Constitutional g well fourth, and Brot g d . ,
holda these tremendous forces in his hand had bee eevertheless learnt the difference between princes li• m Aales, schoolmaster, SmethWiCk.
'n f right, and which be could not forfeit for any miss long been insisted on, or that intimacy with the this way thoy ran at a strong pace into the cords, where Frederick Wi la wife of Henry Browning, Esq., of a son.
asked to eive an exposition of the Presidential
, 0 o the blood of Bourbon and the foreigners of infe- Fordham brought up The Marquis, and in a few strides Henry Weston, m /
Miner Eastwood,. Notts.
h t Birmingham. leron.-On the 17th inst., at Edinburgh, the wife of Major
au- rior ela T conduct, was a • k hW t " 1. ht d despotism" of France has been
possession un nown to t o es ern en ig ene Ketley, coke mere an , . . h
thority he would have fallen very far short in hisesti- licensed victualler, Burning am. Charles Inge, of a daughter.
of
th Y. here is a list in tho New York papers world in the middle ages, when men had enough of urged, as some thought, not in vain ? Represen- after he was in possession of a slight lead, which he in- tuner? an . b
Spils ury, ham Yorkshire OnevEn - euneread, the wife
mate of them this time twelvemonth. Itawill be for of e aliens iu the American service ; a list the original barbarian in them to require a personal tative Government in Prussia has certainly been creased as he came along, and won with hands down by Sidney Burhouse, manufacture!, Melt I .
On the 16th inst., at Grove-
, . the rank a d. farmer, Hanlith, Yorkshire. of Captain R. A. Oliver, R.N., of a son.
Eut opean jurisconsults to digest and scrutinise the moot i n file would be an astonishing docu- superiority in their ruler, and when the Church of the slowest growth ; but the apologists for its four lengths, three length separating the second and third; Thomas Taylor,_
eakins,
licensed victualler, Ledbury.
11 th 11IARRIAGES.
Brother to King of Diamonds, who passed Canwell in the Francis Henry 1)
r her Birmingham.
principles set forth in that elaborate and able are-
0-- native Am •
at respect, but h • vvculd have been slow tO sanction an infallibility slowness have always argued that it was an esti-
as t e war continues the Richard Wright, po is ,
the 17th inst., at Saint
ndivided support on this side - erican element will mo ' canal to its own. The words "by the grace of mable movement to detach Northern Germany „, ground, finished a bad fourth, and Canwell last, along Ht S • H
William Taylor Smith and. Wade amp on nuth, mine ANBURY-STRANGFORD.-On
Hen, Charles S ene
p er
ment, which has met u minate. I have ret re largely predo- e ~
God expressed an obligation, and not a right, from the principles of the Holy Alliance, and to ob- way in the rear. drainers SedgleY, Staffordshire! Mary's, Bryanston-square, the
f th
of the Atlantic. Meantime, apart from the opera- only time to make th
armed from the West and have They were an acknowledgment that Kings are re- literate all traces of legitimacy in the Court and Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, for 2 and 3- Jame; Hornbn watch manufacturer, Liverpool. Bateman Hanbury, M.P., second son o e late Lord
ese few remarl ' Reels and Enoch Erasmus 1.1 Bat tthV' • tss Strangford.
Edward Bevan le y olden, eman, o e iscoun e
tions in Missouri and Kentucky, of which we know impatient people i E as, and to assure sponsible to a higher Sovereign, and hold their Administration of Berlin. While. the late King yr-olds. T.Y.C. 18 subs. • • ents Widnes, Lancashire. ORD-MURE.-On the 16th inst., at Tunbridge-wells, A.
n ingland that no m 1 commission. ag ,
°thine' at present, there is nothing doing of an ac- at present contemplated ' e
n , ovement is power for the good of,,the people ; not, on the con- reigned, prejudiced men despaired of this, because Lord Stamford's Blackcock, 2 yra, 7st llb .. (RePer)
James Preston, tobacconist, late of Kingsland-gate C. Ord, Esq., eldest sun of
.the late Ma•or Hut -
_ 3 chins=
. tive belligerent character. Gen. M‘Clellan's enor- but that b
, efore the month ' 1
in ront of 'Washington ; trary, that both God and man are bound to respect they had to deal with one whose mind was so be- Mr. Hawkesley's Nutbush, 3 yrs, lOst .. (G. Fordham) 2
iCingsland-road. Ord, R.A., to Anne Clementine, second daughter of the
is over, and and sea will the rights of a princely succession. wildered with mysticism, religious and political, Sir J. Hawley's Vaga, 3 yrs, 7st llb (Buck) 3 Bazaar,
's distiller Brentfor •
Isaac Noah Davi , , d, Middlesex late Colonel Win. Mure, of Caldwell.
mous arrayhas slowly extended its lines, and pushed resound once more with the tu lt f b Lord Chesterfield's Jacintha, 3 yrs, 7st llb (W. Bottom) 4 corn dealer Gillin ha •
john Silverthorne,, ,
mu o attle. But the meaning which the King of Prussia that he never could be made thoroughly to under- e m, Dorsetshire. DEATHS.
into the graend and_positions . which the enemy -•- - -... _ ._. _e _
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_.- --•-- e , gives to the words is plain from the sentence with stand what his best friends meant, and they never onfidence
The following also ran :- Lady Clare, C / B N '
SCOTCH A KRUPTS.
-
i pretended that they occupied, and all the intern- ADVERTISEMENT ---11011 ' •
[ . .) oWay s Pills.-Saved from sa
which the despatch concludes e-,-." The Crown," he were able to understand him. But his successor
Rhotbue Miss Livingstone, Tutor, Certificate, Warrener eomerie farmer Ga • 16th inst. at Ba
, Robert Mont:, „ rnonhaUgh, Lanark- ADLARD.-On the / rnsbury, Mr. John,
shire. Adlard, aged 61.
• eDe.truetion -The most seri a• s, '' has bee Bray ,
o and Treachery filly.
gence and
:Information which can be had of the . ous iseases which can afflict viTtue nf n surrounded by new institutions by has no such excuse. Bred a soldier, unversed in the Bravo Charles Wallace Clugston, boot and shoemaker, Glas On the 13th inst., Boyd Alexander, EN
gow. ALEXANDER.- .9
- ' mankind first manifest themselves Betting-5 Treachery sto 1 each agst
to 2 agst , d S uth B
by triraino• si- ,•-• . _ - Which you are destined to afford it the Jesuitic ways of bureaucratic life, he got the credit , and Isabella Crawford Patrick, milliner, Glaseow. of Ballochmyle, an , o ar, youngest son ef the late
, , COnfede t ' • ,
ra es is that they have fallen back to their
wisdom to meet and subjugate th - • -
e &est :deserd
0 g.MB. Ile benefit of your counsel ' ' • h fb • f h 'f'
. You will advise me, and I wit many o eing a man o common sense, wo, 1 an u us ,
dN tb h 100 to 1 each agst Jacinthta, Rheepus, James Torbet, corn factor, Glasgow. b Claud Alexander, Esq., aged 65.
- 'e old Emit'
ions. ,As yet their leaders have succeeded I Holloway's rills will effect this without risk •
ered action. shall l•
isten to your „am, e This h •th h
, t en, is e e 1 n( ) _
d' d tgo fast and did not go far, would at least Miss Livingstone, and 100 to 7 agst Blackcock. George Hedderwick, calico printer, Glasgow. OLEVELAND.-On the 16th inst., at Lowestoft, William
- Veltrectl • , pain, or other Constitution of p • -e* eh the con- John Gardner, grocer, Rutherglen. Esq., aged 81.
, Y m concealing their objects and even their drawback. These well known and universally appreciated enlightened Is• russta. The Chambers of this avo3d the absurdities and solecisms of his puzzled- Upwards of 20 miuutes was cut to waste throne
er
Cleveland,
, 8,
pialiwsans fro . in doui ‘) ' !_- 1 • of Lad Clare Bravo, and Warren. , .-_____
be . m their oppenents. Nothing could have Pills relieve the constitution from all difficulties, expel all sophical Berlin g ' "tt2:2-" at learned and philu- Pated brother. hs leanings were believed to be tinued breaking away y , Hinn.-On the 13th inst., at his residence, Castle Ban
mug AVERAGE P
" 111°"' emu 'I t • • , affecting ta
ts to the natural action of any organ, and pre- trol France, and to infl - n elead GermanY' to con- reactionary in some respects, though it
a .., was hoped the last mamed being exceeding erect
f ious, and run RICE OF SUGAR. Appleby, -Westmoreland, John Hill, Esq., aged 64.
trimn„nn , . pee in its way than their small inmedimen h could be in. Computed from the Returns m '
de in the week encline' L'ESTRANGE.-On the 14th inst ,at
due " wear and tear" to the system. By their Europe g„erally, are, he woele prove himself liberal in others. On tho several times to the Ditch stables before s e Torquay, Rhoda, the
-41'" vent un in the eyes of their ownuei- as enabled Oct. 15, 1861, exclusive of theaduties • 't' '' dauehter of Sir Gem e. '
- Were„ ?,4
-in- makin th 'F ' d I •
a .-t_ ,g. e e era ists believe they -f • er over the blood the whole body is refreshed, • leg/ not a Legislature, whole, however, men looked with sal ifat. n hi duced to face the flag. At length Mr. M'George w ot Customs paid or third b be L Estrange, aged 22.
. , , egg ii„,, pun ying pow not b ' scio on s payable thereon on the i
~ . mime co-ordinate in authority - ' If accession to the th th'n like order, and then sent thom mportation thereof into Great
Brita'
in :- --- -
behin s uritte'Tabn an advence and were in h individual function properly' and healthily sti-
ll
a:,
_,_,
~, , , , force and eac • ' d h • •
, . r an aving a right to say what sl - with himse , , rone,:because they felt satisfied to get them into some ig .
d lay but be- per cwt.
which thev 11111 and 'along the ad a d. The child, the adult, the frau and in irm may iall and shall not that he had no theories to mislead o ht, • t wa Certificate was the first off and ma e p / Muscovado, the produce of Bet' h A • rs 91(1 Lorencee : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of
" "cill'ied. from - v need
line
msulatteto the Pills with confidence ; they are the eurest be the law of the lancl ; but they are mere councils beguile him. The e t •
r P an
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o a y.
d t 'des she dropped back and Thence e No. 112, Strand, Printer, at THE SUN Office, No. 112,Strand,
Muscovado, the produce of th: iiesla '
dria, but if they desired Lewinsville to Alexan- ereat°errminatoess°ol all constitutional tainte, and the readieet to " advise" the Crown, to " afford it the benefit of day last dissi x -
raordinary escapade of Thurs- tore they had proccede inalaY Bfl . untius .. -s -d
'ng followed by Jacintha Muscovado, the produce of the East Indies.. 18s •4d a in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the Ceenty of Etiddletex,
to dram. 0 pates these hopes, and drives the most Confidence came on with the mem ,
ut the latter to , begetters of health and spirits. ' their counsel," If they will advise King -William, i unwilling to believe that the d ' k N tb h 1 •
ynasty of Prussia, and Blackcoc ; u ue , Yule
e. me on upper ground, being , Average price of the foregoing ., 233 90 Saturday, October 19, 1861.

The King of Prussia has been explaining his
theory of the Prussian monarchy to a number of
his subjects. " The rulers of Prussia," said his Ma-
jesty, addressing the members of the legislature,
" receive their crown from God." We have no
means of denying the fact, which seems to follow on
any theory of the Divine government of the world,
and to be true alike of the policeman's staff and the
monarch's sceptre. But if the King meant more
than that, then, however true it may be, he should
have been careful, above all things, to keep his
secret. For, explain it how we will, it is precisely
crowns of this kind, held by a mystical title, that
now-a-days oftenest tumble off. Henry of France.
Francis of Naples, and his namesake of Modena,
could tell each his experience on this head. Unless
the King was thinking of the epoch of the Treaty
of Vienna, the Holy Alliance, and Madame Krude-
ner, he would have done better to say nothing
about the origin of his crown. If he had given
thanks to the God of Spoil, there might, indeed, be
some grim propriety in the swaggering vaunt ; at
least, the inhabitants of Silesia, Posen, and
Eastern Saxony may be forgiven if they thus in-
terpret the claim to govern by the title of the
sword. But the descendant of the great Frede-
rick would probably like to forget the means
by which his house has come to kingship. The
royalty of yesterday apes the rank and prestige of
the old sovereignties of Europe; and in a realm, the
seams of :whose patchwork are still new and ob-
vious, he raves of indefeasible title and maunders
about right divine ! Perhaps the most repulsive
feature of the proceeding is the attempt to import
into it the solemnity of religious sanction. Such
pitiful mummery would be deplorable at a corona-
tion in Austria or Spain; but how would Luther
laugh to scorn such hypocritical words, could he
but hear them ! The thing becomes still more in-
effably ridiculous and repulsive when we recollect
that Prussia is not even nominally Lutheran, and
that the bulk of her people—variously composed of
Sews, Calvinists, Catholics, and a hundred shades
of speculative beliefs—no more believe in the
mystery-mongering of King William at Konigsberg
than the members of the Embassy at Jeddo believe
in the authority of Bhudda. What means, then,
this wretched attempt to steal a few poor drops of
holy oil for the anointing of the regal brow ? Or
what infatuation has possessed a man who, if he
were but simply true to himself and to his
country, might play a great and useful part in the
affairs of Europe ? Was it for this that sympathy
and alliance with Constitutional England has so
long been insisted on, or that intimacy with the
" enlightened despotism" of France has been
urged, as some thought, not in vain ? Represen-
tative Government in Prussia has certainly been
of the slowest growth ; but the apologists for its
slowness have always argued that it was an esti-
mable movement to detach Northern Germany
from the principles of the Holy Alliance, and to ob-
literate all traces of legitimacy in the Court and
Administration of Berlin. While. the late King
reigned, prejudiced men despaired of this, because
they had to deal with one whose mind was so be-
wildered with mysticism, religious and political,
that he never could be made thoroughly to under-
stand what his best friends meant, and they never
were able to understand him. But his successor
has no such excuse. Bred a soldier, unversed in the
Jesuitic ways of bureaucratic life, he got the credit
with many of being a man of common sense, who, if
he did not go fast and did not go far, would at least
avoid the absurdities and solecisms of his puzzled-
pated brother. His leanings were believed to be
reactionary in some respects, though it was hoped
he would prove himself liberal in others. On the
whole, however, men looked with satisfaction on his
accession to the throne,:beeause they felt satisfied
that he had no theories to mislead or phantasies to
beguile him. The extraordinary escapade of Thurs-
last dissipates these hopes, and drives the most day
1 unwilling to believe that the dynasty of Prussia,

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