The Express. — London, England, 1848-04-22 00:00:00

• . ,: • - . i i,,,,-?,..t.x- r-er--a..." •• 2. //- 0 ...-,. / :,,.-- ‘ - ~e 4° P; t ee e.c o7 ,- ~.,1,- 6 /...--z..... e .... e .jea t ... e ..it---, - - -- ., 4..e.i - .1 4-- ,,e. - -; -- ise --'(;-; ' gIC. 4 . ' 419-'7'l/ 0 , 2 . 007 ,.....ziri0r..... :Z ie....z.>. , • , or EIGHTY PER CENT. of goverrment, surrounded by institutions protective of -.4. 'aeseseer FoLR-r„F„1r,FT„Hnr5,.:.‘,..gv:,TAgt,411:,,,,,.,,,,-,,uhr.e.,,,,-;; die rights of the poorest and the weakest. IMPERI PAItLIAMENT. CO iILIIERCIA L ii- MARA'EY'S. d il l .o.o.r.'l'."l'Vir.,lft.lN SU ItaNcli I bruTITIr i,i4rOtii,e, Fruternity will not be a mere ceremony ;it will be -1 MONEY NIARKET a: CITY IN'TELLIGENCE. in t s. L 311... ca ,,,,,t c,i te insi. Empoocrol ho special Act o f t h e l aw. In the House of Lords, which met at two o'clock mee d Lon on clair Th e e s, r e epub i l .t ic . will retunt „ to you seen . rity to all • . feletl' in " t e e of an Amok:Capital mid Ethintaion of the Aumired ' this der, specially for the purpose, the royal assent Ilalfinutt TWO o' Cluck.- The large comparative IMthe ie n o saity of Partnership. Low Itatas of Premium. The 00 2g • e - ,7..0 ou Solicit° , qua i y oetween an interest', union among . \ was given, by commission, to the followir.g bills, viz, : defidency in the stock of corn and bullion for the week esel""'r esiiii,.,eaeually nude op to me .. , 50, or si.,•,•h, isas, to all hearts, influence without, security within. The Crown and Government Security, the Mu- ending the 15th instant,as shown elsewhere in theana eaiiree,, G omm, Wing a portion of the class of the --. • clan& But of sJI _ol,„..Ber'-irbe bided themselves el partedenton le Omit.: • Paris, April 21, 1848. \.___ 'tiny, the Marine Mutiny, the Borough Police Super. alysis of the Bank of England returns, has not pro - 1-useet, Demme its 4• - __A - S --- misM -- \ - To_delll nem 1 Anneal Addl- urination, the Public iVorks Completion (Ireland), dueed much effest on the stock-market, where indeed of repurchase the ~.....„ \ m i nium. ttoa. Assured. Pretutusto Mom ITALIAN REVOLUTION. . been made within the last few days, in anticipation of the Leases of Mines (Ireland), and the Kettering speculative sales of time stock for large amounts had WC 96c. per there; ______. e'' .... ..;_ - - - --- 10 , 2 12 2 D m fl o g ,ti t, : g . -- 141 1 'We have advices from the head-quarters of the 515.1 or the average Mg Small Tenements Bills. The house adjourned to company holt, le •O. LONDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1848. ITHREEPENCE. Thursday, the 4th of May. the fact diecloited. Convols have ranged till now, era,. nearly all the ."" 1.111 I I t% 300 ea 9 ia Sardinian army at Volta to the 16th. On that sae , . 0 , e iee r so es, ~,,,„,es „ „k „ ,,, „,„,,,. morning a cannonade was heard between Villafranca At the sitting of the Commons, soon after two from 18; to 21, the market heavy, and with few deal. u millions already mots purchased, ag riLa , t , ,,e- -- - and Moueeano, at about fear leagues frem Verona. Childers atShanghae ; and the steamer Auckland,which nothing more will be heard of it. The ship Vernon has been lin hand m malt. and were Infonesttea '''''J hi °thinned et the Wenn ' 'the courier who left that city the same day re- arrived on the 10th Feb., left three days after with the affSin rigged up, and is to cruise about teal an answer be re- o'clock, the house was summoned to the Hopis of alga of any importance. They are now called 82 to 1 t only the dispose. g ates Ilead.Ofaca artillery detachment brought from the Susan. Her Ma- eeived from home, as to what is to be done with her. She Lords, to hear the royal assent given to the bills named for money, and 82 to / for time. Reduced Times, divide amonget hit 9 M. 1714 AW• r 47001716 9 1'D" 7 . 7 . ported that, at 10 in the morning, the cannonade • w more than note. ------l-I'ANertgl NfA LIFE ASSURANCE CtiMPANY. was heard there, and a red be h • A- - iestv s steamer Fury arrived n h relieve the is not worth repairing, and most therefore be sold ow broken in the lords' proceedings; and on the return of the 80! to 1. Three-and-a• Quarter per Cents., 81; to 1. 0 t e 6 tb , to ap. Commodore Plumridge iS said to have otd, reel e Com. speaker and the members who accompanied him, a Exchequer-bills, 425. to 453. premium. Bank Stock, or no counter pro. Coldt.l. 0• 60 ° 0° . .., ...„.„..,,,"•,. order of the day was it i Pe seu a ed t t4 o theapApursatarcianlngtroo. p n a a ulture, departed for England on the 27th Jan. Her medore Superintendent " Sir It. Oliver, to lower the flag debate was originated by Mr. M. J. O'CoNeetL, in re- 187 to 9. tecute the trust re- .111 ill require from the teretio nan "" h ' naPeaereataoYalforsasertallietect;e:ta.7.onTE.:;.:il-nuco hi from Verona, which exhorted them to preserve, at Majesty's ship Melampus, Captain Campbell, C. 8., he has hitherto displayed at the mast-head of the Hastings, 1 ite treasury bonds 00 •••'• end "'"•,'"l","roire•ef•htidere amt to morn' canter faciMice and any cost, the line of the Itlincio, inasmuch as two now senior officer, arrived on the 14th Feb., to re- or he will send an officer on board to do it for him. G ivern- ference to the affairs of Izeland, which was proceed. We have scarcely any alteration to notice in foreign lieve her M j ty' hip /hedalus, Captain .11'Quhae meut has re:used to interfere, and told Commodore Plum- tng when we went to press. stocks. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are still come due, and tba 001 8 . t he "`",L,1, , c u;sally offered to die public. , t eel, tesemereets theatre and coutlnuallY plenipotentiaries were en route to arrange amicably w hi weaueditem . ate as they shall bm ch sailed a- f es roin s l s loo - g Kong on the 17th. -- quoted 38 to 40; the Fours, 46 to 8. Russian.es to bring into operatics fl° 3u U'r k ”,,,i'' ' ' ''n ' i oulatnl Dom ttio proiniums i to/wards ..f 7,000 Isx."'‘„„,,,, • 17 - - e ,tre"Lte wcmity to me ....A. . o h ' ild tha magnitude the affairs of Italy. The two sons of the ex-viceroy t ridge, he may do ea he thinks fit, on his own responsibility. Such is the story. I do not vouch for its truth. A grand SHIPPING. 90. Spanish Fives, 111 to 12 ; the Threes, 20i to nay, liii kilometres. between the capital Bus - - c.... 0- -• U oa ni c .olowetionstem enabled the Inrectam to offer untanial were at Verona, and were preparing to leave for the K• th Ch . l this morning, Mena Anatvan.-Dublbs, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donagha- I ; Passive, 21 to 3. Portuguese, 14} to 151. 2 a 9 le to xicr : 14 13 1, o to enos 151, A . yres Braz , 18 ili to an 2 , 2 6 . 2 to 6. Peruvian, eying, e mew commissioner, was about to review of all the troop, in Bombay took p ace leave Canton for a time. 0 tees' s - _,,,e,se - e - y.hohlers, as will be men by reference to the pro- , o , , seuu__,,,,,""• - ,, • • t l, 'e . ;,Cvarted tool extend. tabWo. which have bona elm. i yroi. Accounts from Manilla state that the governor, beffire Sir W. Cotton, who, as well as the governor, 11. dee, 1 ; French 2; Flanden, 1. KM 20. 0 . 1 3 ^ - ,,,. - t - h'ers•' ' •-it care and Labour esprow.ly for the am of thiolustituthm. It was reported that General Walmoden, who with three war steamers and an armament of 3,000 o Court of Bombay have given opposite judgen shout proceeding to the Mils. The judges of the Supreme L_ newt April 22.-Wind this day at noon, N.N.W., The returns of the Bank of France for the week acters itawne actua PETER MORRISON, Reddent Directeur. commanded at Mantua, was dismissed, and replaced f " Doe 0. the Bishop of Bombay,' re prawn drect Bane 1... am , Oin 1. Itia. men, with 40 vessels in all, was to leave for the m en o ts o in oe t ti h e e n case er mod r ; t: I: z . p nd cloud s e ra 's rooL e A n rii 20. y The Elizabeth, from Mobile to Karma:m.44l 11 ; - 1-I,.:StellB. LANIOND and Co., railway share by Genentl Woyna. . ) ~„.05 , ,,, reeectruer bat to lolown their friends , and the At Milan, the intentions of Austria to negociate et Suoloo and neighbouring islands in a few days, upon ejection to recover a piece of land situate with- Liverpool, was abandoned at sea, full of water, on the 9th ending the 20th instant, do not manifest any improve °. tat ••• •r some important operations. out the fort of Bombay. From what I can learn, Met, havotg been in contact with a brig the previous night, ment in ita affairs, but the reverse. The treuury ac r. QS il 9d. t em mei continue daily to BUY lead scat. all descriptions of • -. . EaL . u.sr sua , m , t, ~,,G , „,,,,,, Em ma, ~,G 3 N ie t o , stoc k., ' , s ee n , friendly arrangement were utterly discredited. the chief justice has popularity regarding his decision, off the Western Islands ; the Captain and four of ,he crew count shows the government still dmwing upon its 4. 7 . .noas. 11 9.1. by the Aurath, arrived here ; the rematuder by small stcsk of funds. More than seven millions Owing to the Chinese new year holidays, commer- if . not strice justice, on his eide. An appeal to the taken Si renres ,11 lid. sd all other ~..4 4 . .,,'„,,j,t I,:„lrc,lllll.:::%l:,;:tk,,t,',"'lstr, frti" m W. 3 ". Austria (says the Milan Gazette) will spare no cost cial transactions had been on a moderate scale. Gene into ol 3d. privy c i jou , of francs had thus been abstres.ed in the last uncil has heen determined on by the lessor of the the brig ° , which waa bound to e ßosto i n low to _ oney, saut Fears. at to& ...eynny'settiut-CiOCIO-at the Ball a c e meeeeareeeemeeerZe:ieet, Loa- or exertion to reoover what she has lost. plaintiff, when it will be known which of the learned judges MUMBLES, April 18.-Th Wel' dN f ,e-t. a Mot. 3.1. ---.-,.. i o war odkwo worldeb Owe all (avows ore rotOwbod to alibi- T he lest 0 rally epeaking, the import market was firm, with the k 1 • h t 'hi d't ed ced to fficial news announces that all the dia .?. Linde. ' n eedle-stmt. London, Jan. 1. Ilita ~,,,,„0„,- -Throd was in the right. It is said Major M. Willoughby, at pre Llanelly to Barcstable, started a bolt by striking heavily, wee , caving t e amount o 1 cre i r u exception of cotton, which continued heavy, with sent fort-djutant, will succeed Major Coghlan as 'gent for and sank at her anchors% she will ebb dry about half-tide. W Ito Pref. 7t l o s. potable troops were on the march for Italy. less than 37,060,000 of francs. The coin and bullion Iffasstarnap. 2 lid. IVORY -HANDLED TABLE KNIVES. Count H d" had left for Verona, with new in- D st r r. f ki le e rk, oied as i to eo w l large supplies. At Shanghae there was but little gun-carriages ; and Coptain French, private secretary to PLYnovrn, April 21.-The Premiee Cowasgee, for Cal- had diminished by about three miilions and a-half stt 16 7 desen.--ininshanciked tat* kaiser. with blab shoulders. DK. ar ig doing of francs, the bank and bnanches together whilst the es. Prcf ....g.,-rt„ Wolin la tor down eltra; de'serts: ,9 1 . ; eurtem 3 .. 6 d• structions to ltadetsky to maintain his position be- n a . t n' or e e j k n ee e' peekreaStetnthne' from the Ist of April. mitts, put hack to this pert tu day, with loss of fore-top-mast At ' Amoy the prices fur imports were less favour . shares t - i Ine talae knives ta. per doren ; devote. -la, mom.. MVO circulation was still above 293,000,000, and of ria.E peril's 75 77 Wil li; ` thin ' ahl Oa Au •el • d -.meta 4a. • tween the Adige and the Nlincio, and to collect as s „. w ee,: tasek horn e e Wu. • lat .7. . ..• . , ... CI by able, from an over-sup 1d t h d eucc"de ' Dr ' S presidency, has beat and sails, main-mast-head and main-top.mast sprung, icc. traker, garrison surgeon at Surat,-the . ____ irt.wicreed Ile lid owe sa. isL., talaesteclsits: oar.-1,ibi.1,--, mole kzi t s tor band*. or fro tn;:: great a force as poasible against Venice, which must clined 11 dollar per pima. py, an cot on yarn as e- former being about to leave India on the let of April. the branches above 15,000,000 more. The bills over- Sot..eOnster General S. Hughes has also resigned the service from that THE " GENERAL WOOD" TRAGEDY.-For some due had increased more than fire millions ; the bills Worms° " 4 '" iwie f r. Vail, ‘.•`. 6.1 ey diome t ...-• i,.. is. •be re-conquered en any terms. The total export of tea from China to Great date, and been succeeded in the command of the S.D.A. time put various ugly rumoun have obtained currency re. feuntinied creffse '"'''' " cela • " "' k . 1 - • it rie' date RI i- - - Oil Bar • Wen rerl^i'• e "“" j ' An m •14 . •4 isiiit:u n omy; yr al ' us , r ,i The following is the conclusion of the manifesto of k & lative to the fate of the ship General Wood, which left dishonoured remaining nearly as before. Inuethit i t* N. Its tor 33 d " . " h"--WILL Ihi . •i . ~ la l ' i Tall ir I. ° " th Britain, from Ist of July, 1847, to the 24th Feb by Genend Barr, Colonel Manson, of tne artillery, coming ~ le . 14. r . ,uolont.ory.. r t .. . ) errzt e government of Milan to the nations of Europe, to is-black, 35,883,210 lbs. ; green, 3,813,820 lbs.- ~,:i the staff cif . the . enny . as . brigadier-gen . eral ahi Singapore January 2nd, for Penang, having on board 91 hank Stack. lee 9 160616 ....... a rie - miteld. a 3 .1 we"bene . "'"""" "' e l'''''''''''r" T"'"`.` l. l which I alluded this morning in my letter : -° - - ° *°°l ° . Chinese convicts and one Macao Portuguese, transported 3 per CL 1 ,,, d. A ., s w i I ilier Ct 4 e n tiou.:ll 1 4 .. c.. 32 : shores ' b. 0 }witty and client, ponderer. am Ins ted to . nt 1 riro Insuset, t.- a 0 ,. d ..,,,,,s Ko rner ,)f NeXelall.lereet , . L.tahlkhed in 'A ells- We should think ourselves unworthy the miracles that t°ta-l o ' 39 ' 699 ' 4113° lb'. Su Robert °aver, it is said, intends returning to England in , tee end ot June, his place being to be filled by Captain H. B. from Hong Kong. It is now our melancholy duty to add 3 per M. Con. Aim., 4 a I Eachectuag Bills, - 47. e. to 45.. pros- Mares exports of silk during the Sallie perioa Haines, now political resident a , Aden. The unfortunate that, like the Harriet Scott and the Freak, the General eoltallaN 51,;}1116. xtenstab id, mests________--.- ---- Pas. we . re 1.7.089 bates : city of Surat has again been the victim of fire,-400 houses. Wood has unquestionably been secrificed to that cruel pulicy Lir er cte . aeeiTae o lfr ea d ee 7 1 ;sr C.c. (remade Ms., 12 14 'CW;S/S: ---- • el OWLANDS' TOILET ARTICLES.- that our btothen of all Italy afford us, if we did not declare It ees e ee ea genera Oil. for the worth and for unvarying and in the face of the world that we will never bend the neck to The following la the letter of our Bombay comes- havisig been completely destroyed on the night of the Bth which sends convict' on board merchant vessels without an el per eset. veto, ii 5 ..na..)da Defermul ilds.. 21 a , S per Ct Stoma, 1646, 01 c Art& Siiet. id idyls Ow Immo bate Rowlandi Kalyukor. he italrn_4l..end the yoke of the Austrian government, and that we will never pendent : inst. Nothing stirring at Madras or Calcutta reduering efficient guard. It is moreover our pleasant duty eo ea- 6 pir M. Swill= Rd,. 63 6-6 pm Ct. Yerunininia..3M 35, •'5•4 cp. I:MO3i di4. mention here, as you will receiv . e mech later dates direct flounce the arrival of the boat this day (Feb. 20), bruising e !li r a& Nr:.:1 1 , G ,,,... 1.0 r• i f• ., r . t r ugee l ! t CwitY tia rl ..l .6 l :;.: RI o.lfroveneyV.l brounfr, o4 , - 3, 1,!% . ,, a ' ul c1";' 3Uti f ," 1 ',,,,, 1 r t t. ",,,t '4, e , l a t t„ . "„r n 7 -. , :, i enter into any compromiee with it. BOMBAY, MAUCH 15. on Lieut. Seymour (Bombay Cavaley), Mrs. Seymour, aid el m , v i e w. de s. „ D T Ditt • Spears Bets., 111 11 Wu Utsi.nc..l iltAirTa':lirtatino.--.4-'ime' ' are u olfe ' red t onal,. tCe implice eviction id Even if we would, we could not. The Austrian govern- IQM happy to sae that tif Bombay, at least, the then have up to to-day been received tn Bomhay. Mr. Farquhar, who were pusengen in the unfortunate skip. tette Commis nee ude, - 3 per Ct. Spanish lids.. WI 7 i 514. Werlero ,1.1. Iw. r eseus and the nortemetit <11.01 , 1 1 . 4 ..1 . 1 1 **mine' 'Peet,: se de, ment itself has, by its former conduct, rendered it impoesible. effects of the late commercial crisis are passing away, and ---- n o per por C ea. a. l i t wa sak u5 1dde. :33 50 40 63 Ditto. Pa...ove out, 4 3 4tatfor.:4lttre JO if Seventeen of the Chinese oonvicts also arrived in the pro* of es.mithu. Lloodor Ain. 2 4 sfaii•di Deferral St.. - Valeta 1 _016. 41 e 4 ,,,,• T,,,b11 ;7 . 4,,g.',.471 c 0 . ,: th e ': r,,„',`,." or ' e b t j:r. Z 63 ` t . , y 0 ,, G , 6 , The massacres, the depredations, that es hordes have com- that trade is once more beginning to revive. Th... distrust Casualties by death in the armies of India, reported since PdILITARY INTELLIGENCE. the Oran_g Kya, and are now sefely lodged in the police- e per Ct. V cnexueLl Mr., 18 73 ones aWoly 204 ;71i;7,,,, - -i,i ' ,... L.Wdon, send by eXery ropertatao chemist and per. mitted in their retreate our country desolated by pillage a 1 I t - hitherto so general amongst all clams of commercial men office. The following particulars we have gleaned from one 1 cer CL Dutch Cert... Sti 0 Vow:mum Deferted Bela. to 7 • ,Oulld.ditteig a; Paler throashout the Wootton. fire, our churches preheated, our women outraged, our chil- and capitalist., both here and at Calcutta, is beginning to Ideuites.-Lieut •Col 0 Dods, 47th Regiment, at Eg- a the General Woad got under weigh and proceeded as is .reel e i C the departure of the mail of March 2 : k..lllitchk 0 14. of the pueengers :-Oe Sunday morning, January 2, at six --see.... i"'Cont-al . 1 16 I ---fiii: s..iii,Eswlo.llol.BTaiN QUESTIoN. dren murdered or burned alive, all then horrors have opened subside, and it is hop el matter , have seen their wurot. . 0 „ , F••• - : - • - m e eA f idiond yids day:is, puldithol. le Irto. Iri;liin 3 p.,..Price ns• ed. etitettel. a gulf of blood between tu and that government. eb. 23 ; Lieut. I. Waugh, 47th Regiment, at far as the Carimons where she anchored for the night. At N011...111.-..1c11 aIEMOIR on the SCIILEBWIG-HOLLSI.EIN A Ye fight in our own defence. It is a war of civilieation Bank stocks of all kinds have sunk to a comparatively low Cuunoor, of cholera, Feb. 20. ' bv.rbla..4 w'rb;...7.-The Share market is Very inactive one a.m. on the 3r'd January a great noise was heard on to-day ; but, where business is dene, improved prices es se. De. closer toe, eveveetea to Lord ralmenton by the Cu treaties figure, hut the rates quoted are merely nominal, a I hav against barbarism. We will prosecute fearlessy this hol e e BENGAL.-Dr. J. It• Comon en route to Calcutta, on me- deck, in consequence of the convicts having got loose. The are obtained. Edinburgh and Glasgow@ have been e in. . 1 , 3 , 11. l e•N ; with all ether linuorhuit Docuraenta publobel by 0. aO5 war de , termined to meintain it to the last extremity, as men Y heard Met few if any mles have taken place in them. 'mica' dical certificate, Feb. 11. ' lfascasrras. those Laced off le - y men who must have cult at whatevel. convicts put out the cuddy lights. It was then the second inquired for. East Indian hare fallen considerably, ariwatti irsi IS. rar i..arian. taiieran. ttrown, Omen, and Lowman , . resolved on a great enterprise, that they will not and cettaot sacrificc. The affeirs of the Calcutta Union Bank still form mate's (Mr. Tummony's) watch, and he immediately roused Marrs grl. par • abandon. COMMERCIAL. owing to the call. South Yorkshire and West Riding Ow...Wry_ ,2 62•• -.. .. the chief topic of die:us-ion in India ;to which has sow been the chief mate (Mr. T. Quinton') and the third mate (Mr. , . 141. We call on Burope-we demand int moral support for a CANTON, February 23.-After the departure of the laet • ••dkla h* f k 'mon also, from tho same dshire cause. North Staffer . 001). Oa reachine the main. ec t e c te mate was struc :11 , trerne Pref. u ,„. LA'rEST FROM PARIS. work of justice and humanity. The Austrien govern- es added the ee.clesiasticed ri-eistrarship of the Calcutta moil. the market roomed a boter tone, ond a condulerable amonnt low ; lower, indeed, by / per share Mire Odom - head with aces of fireweed Mr Quiutom fell d o wn keep yet very en the p ment redoubles its efforts ;it excites agaiiat us the r A he hatchway from the c ec. of t e ows, an wen e ff i h . bl . d tto th than they have been yet. comene. on a Mr. Sondes of the Bengal bar. The ernm teiety of the measures about to Le token by the British envoy for ' Frei,rore. . hate of its subjects to lead them to an hapious lemma derived from the berth by the first-named gentle- a Sine docked anything like meculation; tint when it was ewer. . lower-deck quarter-gallery, from whence he mensged to get ete.Lee EVFECTF.I) CP TO TWO Tilts DAY IN LONDON 'a, twits/elm. 131 d. NEWS FROM LO3IBARDY and cruel struggle. We will fight, if it be ne. man wen nlmesit incredible, sometimes realizing as high as Wilma that his views were pacific, freah ' , spirit suros mimed into the into . the sea, and was el") . More I! . een The second mate, (Yesterday's priees will le band la last me.) 00......4.4. - 1 1.1 10d. • cerssary ; we do not fear ; we rely on victory, bemuse 18,0001. a year, but genteelly excenlitur one•thied this sum. mouse merciante, and goods were taken off with mme degree of findlng he could do nothing against so many convicts as eireninghvnnoeiord Jurae.,22 I Lon. &N. Western. 12S 7 do.. ..... 2 t ---- the eight is on our side. But, for the honour of our tinie- enimation. The Otiose holt days, however, Cir a time caused a thud . •1•d h' f 4ad 'u d overboard, and lie Bin. Were., & Dudley, 131 L 56.61 1. 101, ran </ewer ill I rope . Do. an. New, 4 . do.. -.., 312 10d. PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 r se. for the honour of civilisation, and in the name of Christianit Not content with this princely revenue, Sir T. Turton would sumeni•ion of buoinewi, and it ha. not yet been re-eatiOdished, thou h e was seen no more Mr Gill the third mate on being catedonian, 26t 7 Do. fifths, b . do. Thirds 1 5 sid e Y. appear to nave heen beset with the ureversal demon or spe- both native and foreign mu reboots arc of opinion that an advance r .-- - • i Mille,. .15 13d. The effect of yesterday's demonstration has been is i o t not feared that the ambition of a government tams culation, a passion which he geatitied at the expense of the will take pinta w , i ,, ost . ar ,o t r i . e.ea iro f 'b. d • ' Le e es. Aug. 31.105. 6 per ct. Pref., 3Da ild. ob., M. & 8., (A), 9 4 oused, and looking out o his ea in- oor, teem a severe E..ism cosuu 01 i ILDow.ii3;:tic h s the nations who have no cause of hatred one agatnst . it f i i be l esel of the mo b 26 0 6 blow on the head ;he then 'withdrew, get his pistols, sine Lon. and S. Western, 43 . insurable to the moderate party and to the majority intestate estates entrusted to has care as ecclesiastical regis- .l'uuln. _,.e. . s t .•ld i a y past nt „ t . . Do. Northern ea i Fla 49 Do. New 501., 261 51 Pot , met/trio 21. L t another. trar. Whether the judges of the Supreme Court bad l'e ec ' e ',11 1 , r 11,7-" u r "'" ''' at , an * • • • ' anon of sto 10 cents since went out and fired amongst the convicts. Mr. Gill proceeded De. New. e o Do. New 107., 191 ea floro,Dell 1, ,of the government. At the Bourse, to-day, the prices e nut beard u any sales. Quotations :.- in Neot/4 - - one to Lieutenaat Seymour's cabin, and fell down groaniith, East Lincolnshire, 15 Loo. Thirds, 6 4.5unt...9 anew 16d. ••• of Wednesday were sustained, and railway shares vert it from an undertaking in which it can but reap desola- &pear : certain it is, however, Met they called for the books ii. c. d. c. Blenched, 40 hp 36 --middle to fine 265t0 3 1.5 from whence he made for the querter. gallery, and enders- Great Northern, 3 i North British, 201 •- - . Sh.s.&S. Wks. improved. tion for its people anti opprolirium for it-elf. 01 the registrar, in which they found a large sum art eowit Gres., 38 tiy 40-e,inuan ... 235t0 3 4.5 soured to thrust his assailants wit: a a bayJnet ; hut, aTer , u linat Southern and Western Do. Qm, 31 ~ Non., a Ber. 30 1 f Inhume 20 Nate s.aiforu.h.rc, I.', 'i ~,,,..N ~ 4 8 Considering the prodigious number of troops under Nations of Europe ! see allure you to receiee us into te . Mooted in government pop r : this they requested might Ise fi-P• tu tee ... ... 2IAto 2 70 reoWing many wo nd u she got ue thrieselt the gallery- ; s ' s s • Great Norm of East-ad, 223 5 Oafoll, Worcester, add Weirer ,lis.NolYketNed Vms testerday, aud the vast concourse of spectatore, the European union, with the fraternal ,entiment that be forthwith produced. A vittuel fraud Wll4 now Cm:Mit:ea window to the deck, and ' from thence to the Mz-n-top, from Do. New MC, 57 hampton, 20) 1 oloNot.Nwcalserlsi / now animates ou. By the unheard of ills thet we have e - Do. extra fine ... ... 280 to 2 SS the registrar, who borrowed genenment securities to the wheuce he was dragged to the deck, where his hands were G t . m t ,, g ,,,,, yis s .,„, 8 3 2 Small& Central, 16 st KIN EPuror ere( es i the day paveal off with little accidental incon- suffered, by:the te y erible fights that we have slat:tined, by the C rro 1" x Tee sele com fee 149 Mks of diff e 2, 1 , erent numbers. tied. In this exhausting state he em g, 1 r lined till mornin and Do. Fifths, 19 shrowebury and Chimer Pref., IV &Mount se . thorn in the books from a native merchant- at aLit s the a r a at .- callorthelt laud CAI salience to be regretted. One case is mentiont d nwe gm" ' betel ; c '''"'" i ` rahlY in idnwce a the then expired. The captain (Stokee), hearing the alarm, lane and York- Balms, 37 Shrewd:me Union, I J. Meturame !12 victory which God has vouchsafed us, we adjure you to con- never for a moment suspecting what was to follow. Sir L. priori ruling last month : m.blisa.ltuhr.S d the accidental loss of life by the discharge of demo the cruel obstinacy of our only enemy, and to re- Peel deposited it in the court treasury,-when shortly after Nue IS to Or .. 25 dolo. 30c. Noe. 23 to 32 ... 31 dots. s'e, . forced the cabin-door, with the anistance of the gunner, but i Po• hew . 10 3 South Devon, 17 g musket. In the confusion of the afternoon, a cognize us as•worthy to address you in the name of Italy. the. trute of the whole affair became divulged, by the native ht. Do. 1. dtbs, 74 42 .. 33 dolo to SI dots. Non. 18 to 3/ .. 29 dolo. 50c. shortly after retreated to Mr. Seymour's cabin, where he De. eieweeths. 6 South Eastern, 211 2 South Wales, 3 5 mot RAILWATM, segligenee occurred in regard to the 3rd Legion of the , ITALY.-The Piednuadese Gazette says that the applying to the court for the paper which had been borrowed , eieee , meet ,. "- e 7. 3 :. ta A flight advance 'n price, but no large Palm. Heavy seems to have lost all presence of mind ;at one time he Do. Thirds (Reg.) 81 1 d South Yorkshire, DOW:Alter, arul ." , „TN . 'ot."1" IT.' i . , ti% \ ce National Guard, which was altogether forgotten, being him b - the re istrar ' The deficiencies in the late . am an advance a looked for. Q' ' Xing of Sardinia has seut an envoy to Nladrid, to re- front . } g. • .. ._ _. „ noe,•:-Boemoe, beet T's, 7.2 ; Dengul, best Ts, 7.6; metre-, best which Sir T. Turton seems to have taken a leading descriptions have been made . at satisfactory prices. The sato ma- semsd ha pistols, loaded there, and fired at random. Shortly Do. (W. R. b.), 41 1 d Goole, I 'eh itheraiA. .. eationed at a considerable distance from the Champs rt !mho's. .but . fo was unsuccessful ; he then got through Leeds at That, 151 Do. (Orig. hews. I Bev), Di f ' ti Its /rumba Mid, Fleshes. The order of marching was not sent to it, .1 the Nea 'the .Alba says that, on the 10th Apri , po- affairs et d 1 f pg. e Loadon aad Blackwell, 41 Do. hiten. N 0.2 iNewc.& Berth the sea, an c ung to a rope or m tee quarter-gal oi l t e e te n ' overesee .. steer. ' titan auxiliaries, under th .. . e orders of the Princess e e lhausted, his hold failtd, and he sank to Lan e Bl i g ht " , le si C 9 thls 2° al mu and Lio2 d t Jlll3 i ana it was consequently the only corps which did part-as well lie might, cvaidering what he had at stake in ~, e • „ e t' ~,, . ' tee• °., e , e • embrace 4 500 leen of lone 11 nil 2WO pieces of Spanish stripen, tone, until, q Do. Guar. b per Coat. (late Do. G.N. E. Pun or Pref., 71 rice= of France .11 ' 60t del - le before the government. This mistake Itelgi o j , , So and 2 000 French auxiliaries, had arrived the unhappy Coll.leffl. Sir Thomas's salary is said to have -i i. ithe -et -o n '''' in " '''''. e - • rise no more. When the convicts rose en ntalSO, the Ducar Gjoy d o ,,, Thi r d.), 8 York and North Mid., 174 i 31 enns hll 1 at Brescia, . and that the Aastrians had put out the been upwardo of 5,0001. a rear at the least. Mr. S Awww- - The eews by the SoYmber etlid e.... 711 mts Put am crow alarms d made for the rigging ; others jumped over. De. erne owes per Ct., 42 Do. E. and W. IL Eaten., nie which it seems has given some offence, is to be re- andes, a end to the purchase of Chineoe produce. The ruinoua rates . • • kit db ii t' en At the time Lon. & Greenwich Pref. or Priv., Boulogne and Amiens, 51 ltl ra and L1 ,, ..01•Us --It i mired to-morrow, when the Legion will be reviewed . eyes of three l'iedmontese lancers whom they took pan delivers . 'at Caleutte as of the strictest t which o'one oilo can be effected in Eneland mai the de board, and some were ieyt e mu ine . . allY spoken of. •• • a. ' • -- ' 'of the alarm the paesengen were esker ;on waking up, and l 9 Xamur and Liege, 1 ris and kons 10 integrity and honour, has accemeri the ap e eeitment at pre...on of the money market, by which the uoual romance, , Northern or Frence, si, strum, Reurre- • .. 12 14 oa the I'lace de Victoire, by the Mayor of Paris and at Goats. i (en the -es I • tsp. ese. nof the Ceinesc they kept for Midlend- 06 1 8 2,5001., and it is said the other 2.4001. is te he appropriated on oetificetee ere not ""i"'ble. bs. tlesttse'l esithdows -th 1 -4 . - - e . e- ein • e . e '.' r ‘.. . t ' , d Do. 501. Cousoi Pref., 91 81 Paris and Lyons, 2t tin and Stra.b.re 13 other members of the government. vtO, he lin didation of the deli:km-ice above menti•oierl which . , ' t in this eu titer rind there has been no ilevire to tor eha.e. s-Yne time in tole noun. oar. a Arquilar enu.eavoure to wen and nom . . 8 ---.-... GREECE.-We have received the journals anti - . • • • . : 55 e bear bto. of one trorsiccon on English account --o chop reach the deck from the qu in er.gadery, hut, ohm eying a mtre and Make.. 14d. A delay t .uk plicce yesterday morning in the ar- , wil take ex act.y six years to ch ar off The culprit thus gets ei ee i TALLOW.-The low tak tbt sale prices en a pule err aea /it Win , 'NI •t 21 1..16 'the December m- il is not more et cou corresponeence of Athens to the 9th. The liberai „e• be ,,,,f,,,, , with the exeept i on ~ the ,. o f hi. appo i nt ., n t . i . W ‘seg d. • .. • ' r•oc- blow die, 'i -h water ctcd against his head, he dropped in o . e , 'of floodurs •l • 7.1: rival of the members of the government at the Bar- . . • ng. LeedUll quotations fet malty varieties of tea are under Woo of , h used se demand and the price hes advanced agein to party nos been gnevous y isappo Ict inted with the new !aging al [rat tor• o mg specu attons wit - e money i anton, Itin., until a react on t- ls p ace nI e onto market, e. liana, ••dba k . 1.• h th 1 • 1 • lal 1 h h eh' ho il mornin .At da -break aa ca ~ , i 1 swan to the rudder, and eld nt I g y ._._._ riere de l'Etoile, produced, as I am assured, ''.. the Cll . inese called all who were in the water to retura to the 50 h h au w f rid on the spot. Fur new Y. C., s., w lc pnce u ministry. It appears that. m hatever may have been ot others officielly entrusted to his care Wee of itself illegal ; raving will be very midi For the American market a limited bud- I , . for delivery in the last ree months, 465. is demanded; by a lively dispute which took place at the for ship, which they did ; but on Mr. Farquher attempting to , MARKETS. the o inions individually Or collectively, of its mem- his attemet at blinding the judges was criminal, and de- me. Ina been th .. .n h e it in wrn m t:u i a. , :, ,i u , s , t T i i r t in he , r 7 1; - , ur t u , r retPO, 6eeet 465. 6d. for teparate delivery. Ministry of War, between MM.Lamertine and ledru . re I! ' pri e With no egain the deck, he was struck bv a cutlass nn the hands, serving uf the severed condemeation and panishment ; in- P ee : n e Bthie l,. n t i l l , : i nj „, Arita 20.-The sugar k bee 1 1 led oe , its movements ace n comp ete y pam yz le - g lm is t d T- j nee 1 li . hld • h in swam to the ,er advance of fully rel., and Rollie, upen the question, whether the troops of the by the chamber, which being elected under corrupt ste el uf whiets the yr oats ot another inan's labours are to be ellfC : Ise, n'o . .. tng. nu, t on. are r ... nomina , oug nine r• an Canape e .0 et g 0 IS o , e aga . scriptlona ol tea could be bought at lower price. than • have hitherto COReN.-llEvaes April 20.-We had to-day a . the part of the buyers than line a hich were to take part in the proceedioge of • ' roe ieted to retriy • • ve what may vastly be denominated to t e d. rudder, and held on for some hours. A second time he tried _ ,,r . r . .., , . . . India told by private coo- ' • . the day should pass the night in l'aris. M. Ledru influence of the Coletti party. refuses its support to aVn to r nwin Bing. The shareholders of the Union B•sith. MA7I.-Sales hare born made in Hong Kong at 1 dol. 50c., but the to crack the deck, and succeeded The Chinese thee got the od ate supply ef W heat, winch still comes to hand in bad ta ef ' •th best samples were picked off at • trifling in baled Maurital" chiefly • • • the present cabinet, except on the condition that it have held back their subecription of 201. per share , and the mineral is in . httle waiwat. ,74 and 5.4,4 ship under weigh, and managed to work her ehemselves, con awn , e . eve to 40a 64.; also, 2,000 Rollie opposed this. NI. Lamartine insisted ualities there is no alteration to advance, but in other q . shall follow the same policy as its predecessors. forced loan hu scarcely rerlised 11,0001. Their motive for , tee'le•ee'eeer*"," ta ' i • more where it is wanted. with the usistance of some of the crew, who were compelled I'd, of stoodarti qualite, can- • urn it, and high words ensued. The ques- back is likely to be annihilated very shortly. ^'" ii "'" P" u "e e % c ‘ r . based at high pricee, base been sent to to labour. After sailing twenty days, in venous directions notice : a pretty good ciearance was made. Barley VIILI in i t , stea dy ; 3,1m0 pockets of A dissolution and new elections would be the thus holding _ ick sale at from Is. to Is. ol pin wild Ith &IL to Ile.; . eon, however, was finally settled by the National obvious remedy, but in this the new ministry is ...._ l " Pwled-' eq z .°l l,o°o .... wort ° 1 hfhb- k' s•il h th• l ""''' 9° ' foe ' P "'"' w Eninne • t e etu 3 Mt: ! 3 . aye Su-K.-The market in nearly bare. 200 bales of inferior Teethe is (the Chinese not knowing where to proceed), about nine in moderate supply, and met , a veey qu o°. . a quarter above last week s prices; . a querter was given con of buyers at ito relative Guard itself, which peremptorily refused to allow the eeeri repueutee on ane strength of a legal °lumen given held at a high rate, but unless • conahlerable reauction is submitted the contain of January 23rd, the ship grounded on a reef, nd, but the iaportern appear equally thwarted by the court and its camerilla. that their informality renders them null. A case was to to, It win ea change bands. distant about nine miles from Pulo Laot, Nort e h Naturism. in many instances : everything was sold. Oats, Beans, and 1 that were offered, ae full arparture of the troops. Meanwhile its members have not the independence have come on before the Supreme Court about the loth of _ tieviost- T Tbc . aew . oop b r r m r . , been forward, and stnc. loot The Chinese, as znaey as could, including the passengers, Peas oi . . . were in shorter supply than for some dine past ; but rery dult-Rnm i proof tee. ..1L Ledru Rollin appears determined to keep the unaltered, h and little has been doing took to the boats, and steered for l'ulo Laot, which, place they there welt no teration in Wh t lite prices. ea , Sr i , per qr. --N • P nan mid id, . uttoests •e g , government in hot water. The reports of personal and courage to make their retirement from power the prestut month, to determine whether the opinion just s te' h e, e t e "=‘,",,T,! . ''• ' 50s to 531 • middling 43e. to 495. ; ached at about sunset, and landed. When about half-way Ms. to 555.; hest red, • ..... , quoted Wse valid, or otherwise. Eveu if decided against cline.-Tallow Ina ukclined to the consequence of the refusal of dissolution. Yeklelrle.-To England, 41. to 41. lee, and cargo not procurable. r t: the * land the thip went down, head foremost, carrying inferior, 4114. to 435. Barley, 28s. to 41.11. Beans, old, ..in_ public alle, 45 . 5. 6d, to slit rcatiOns, scandalous stories of drafts drasrn upon They have hesitated and prevaricated before the the holders at post...hills in India, they arc determined to The snarls on the berth have each • 1141511 lot on hoard, but there is 425. to 50s. • new, 401. to 465. Peas, :kis. to 46e. Flour, down w le ith her some of the crew and Chinese, ffir whom 'e• °A - th e th 3 nut ml b ou g ht ' the treasury, aud refused by one minister of carry the case home to the privy council by appeal ;so that no prospect of their filling up at preeent. ths. to 71. 10, ; rein eeehic chamber, and finally given a aort of acquiescence nothine but lawsuits may for a bong time to come be looked there was no room in the beats. On making the island, four fine, per marl, 40s. to 445. ; seconds, 3Gs. to 39a. to nee-Rattan sold 2s. 3al. to fence, and reluctautly accepted , by another form !,. „. ; . wit. see views of the majority of their opponents. for. What a horvest for the lawyers !-The leave granted • Malays (the only residenu in the place) met them ; the Gowan's°, April 19.-The Wheat offered at tha market to 4d.-In other articles DO the common topic of the salons of Paris. I ATHENS, APRIL 4. and win not re-open until could not venture to reproduce the numerous The amnesty from which so much was expected, has also ed bo ' d • 1d • • ted prov a nitre ao grievous y nappoin to merchant vessels to navigate tho Hooghley has been with drawn, by order of the Bengal government, at the instance Chinese endeavoured to prevent the passengers (who spoke to-day realised fully former prices. Wheat, red, 445. to 485. ; It is confidently asserted that Otho had • • • 'hhdil•Th fi Ms t 52s • white, 60s. to 58s. Barley, 28s. to 335. Mmayu) holding a conversation wit t e • ay- e ne, . o . , sign d a general amnesty, and will promulgate it on piquant narratives which are in circulation, and in latter succeeded in securing the whole of the passengets and p ee s, 3eie to ega, oats, igs. to Ms. the public. It has appeared, but curtailed of its of Lioyd's Ci f ort o i h ni e it . tee of .Aeletter yece er ive e te tle e is en o ening gives the e 6th, the day of the national festival. M. Zygo- the remainder of the crew, and conveyed them to their it 20.-The sales to-day • which the leading artistes and tragediennes figure in particultre odehofano MC 7 f th d b f t h dras &111, RIPON, April 20.-We had a very extensive supply at this most important part, MM. Griziotti, Grivas, and male, the editor ol the Ansi du People, had been appointed houses, from whence the Malays returned to the beach, tO sport. During the week them a curious manner. M. Ledru 'Rollin seems ambitious namel rookshanks, basing, on tho th or t. st. wi e day's market. Wheat heavy, and dull of sale at lut week's tport to Russia, and the higaer .. Botzaiti being excluded from it. ea route from Belay to Bombay, been bitten by a female ' Prefect of Athens. The famous Houdopoulo, the Prefect or capture the convicte, but succeeded in getting only seven- rims, and in some cases not obtained. All other deserip purmee are Id. per lb. dearer. to become the Barras of 1848. The financial state of the government is the most scorpion big with young, a stiag from which reptile, when in Patras, had been removed, and was to be tried for his evil teen, the others having escaped in the ship's boats. The i t ' ion of grain steady, but none briak of sale. Wheat, white, ,of brokers, for 'fair" eett2 In returning from the Barriere de l'Etoile, M. deeds. The examination of the budget for 1847 WU still Malaya managed to communicate with the Orang Kya of e e . 63. to 75. 3d.; nd, 6s. to 7s. per bush. Barley, 325. to popularly believeel as extremely 1., Orleans 41d. Snails Ledru Rollin was escorted to his hotel by the Garde P de lorable that can be imagined. 'the treasury Ili" 'ta te * hu for adas been poisonous :in this ease, unhappily, the belief has proved Koine on. Some very large sums were daily laid to the Polo Bungoran, who proceeded himself, before day-break s Res Oats, 20s. to 2.51. per qr. Beans, ss. to Gs. per bush. :Rohm* steady. was so empty the first week of the present month, ch ge f the late ministers. Western Grote wea still over- to Pulo loot. From thence he conveyed the passengers and ' i the general. status of our Republicr.ine, who, as they traversed the Faubourg but too true Tbe young man's arm was bound tightly i 'e • ° --- that the payments due to public functionaries were run with bands of robbers. General Strato had been killed others to 13ungoratl. The Orang Kya then went in search 'Will Ch.nge , I .‘" an .'SietT . St. Gerinan, shouted " A has les aristocmts !" round, with a view to prevent the venom extending; nf - "" T at Mioulonghi by the robben ; they first innrtally wounded, of the other Chinese who escaped, but the Malays did net WOOL.-BRADFORD. -There is no improvement has led to tv further decline ot obliged to be postponed. tunately, he could not hear the pain caused by the s weliing , me inking clothe and tee cloths, ream Aran. 21.-Nele Loan, - ; Three per Cents., 41i; Do. ot the member, and eo removed the ligature. During the f eene e e i r j . u ' • dthct h m in nieces. Some of h s party wcre also , • I • ' •h h Th 0 K t•ce ur lest report. The supply Leming to market con ...lamed in fa ling in wit t em. e rant! ya sen sin o wriptionsof dotnotica there has flys pre Cents., 611; Four-and-IDM, - ; Course - BeleAlt --- -- ----- directions to the heads of the numerous islands forming the tinuee small ef bright-haired wools ;of Kent and Irish there night he became seriously ill, and thought it as Well tu pro- ^ there is great depremion, anti • Sas, isio, 11 • 11: Do. 1842, 611 , lb. Threes, -; De. TIIMA/111.e. north Natuna group, to search for and secure the Clunese is more to be found-the latter attributable to their being ire known there has been no in. liad, - • 1 1 / 4 011 Rental, Si ; Roman Loan, 111 ; Treasury s j OVVRLAND INDIA 11IAIL ceed ou to the nearest station (liullailg lice) for medical aid. Tit R S 0 Vcl • B 17 to d from export demand. E -MIGRANT HIP MEGA.- ester ay it Wall who escaped, and to forward them to ungoran. pto the t. ppe . moderate role of 40.insh ohirt- itads, 39'; Bank Shares, 1160 ; exchange on Laden, no trans- • Tho poor fellow reached withiu four miles of his destination a way they hove been in favour when when his strength failed him, and he could proceed no fur- announced at Poc i ts:nont e h t have hat this unfortunate ship which date of the party leaving the latter place nothin_g had been LEEDS, April 20. -Sales to a considerable extent d . market the deprosion also cos- kahmesn.- Paris and Orleans, 497 SO ; Paris and Roam, 315; INDIA AND CHINA. then. He sent in for a conveyance and a doctor. The for- e f dered after her emi rants; 336 in heard of the remainio convicts or the boats. The captain, been effected during the lut few days, both in German an rer pnces, especially in number& Imre sad Ham, 175 ; Avignon and Stamina., 197 50 : Strout- We published in the Express of last evening a mer was tardy in reaching him--the latter did not answer nen s V as e lre p r had Iten a take n n o n ut of her, nearly 200 n of whom sub- officere d a h b tak b •se 1 nial wools, to supply the immediate requiremente of the ,an crew appear to eve een en y a surpn co o argon: hale, 81 n ; Centre Vierson, 230; Amiens and thatlogne, summary of the news from China to 29th of February, the call at all, but sent out, the letter says, an apothecary ; ti ih d b the wreck of the Barbara on the th t rendered them powerless or the mutineen would manufactures. In English, no alteration to quote. Sales sequen y per la e y . . -- . -; ardeem, 392 60 ; North, 337 sO. e 19.-At the quarterly fair and from Calcutta to the 7th, and Bombay the I.stn but, there being pe • no cor but • native one at Kulladghee 1 American coast (di reported in this journal), had been passed probably have en oe co , . p .y, a be v r me o ' r ke tat ba as their only this week have been very traliag, and prima are nominal. 'Meaty show of leather, only of March, to which we now append some further par- k!. ... .. _ eaume this apothecary was a native hospital assistant. Per Y, . • ''• ' feci sound eighty miles west of the Scilly lights by the means of offence at the on•set consisted of billets of firewood ; ---- demand wia dace, ami newel PROCLAMATION 01 , THE PROVISIONAL . . dAIIIh th O. ft ne young sunerer reame uAla ee e a ernoon acr barque I ranklan. Not a soul was on board, and the vessel they subsequently got pessession of the arms on . board which HAY.-SatITIIFIELD, Two e Cleek.-Messrs.Cooper with the exception of kips, of bowers : he bad been stung, in a mite of delirium, and continued fn was, -1 , deeein with the currents of the wean. Her rudder gave them full control. Only one convict died, from a d D ' report the trade heavy, et the following quota ol. in soma instances an odranosi GOVERN:VENT TO TIIE I'EOI'LE, T() THE The accounts from Calcutta announce the adoption this state for twelve hours, when he expired-about thirty- andatern post were goee,.. _ ppeare which& d tobe • d 'di ted b M Ci'll th th' d t who a n a°ll her only injury ; shot woue i ic y r. 1 , e or ma e, none: rticle. NATIONA 1, G CARD, AND TO THE ARMY. by the legislative council of an act for equalising the .. ex hours after the bite. A post mortem examination showed leaving little douht had the emigrants remained on board persevered to the last in gallantly attackine the . Chinese ; mced0w........671. to 72 , 1 Rosen... 640. te rthe 'Straw.. 31.. to FM -----, every one would have been saved. Many of the unfortunate had he been sided by two or three others like himself, the Inferior .. ...... tea. to Us. 1 Clover ....Ova to Ha 1 duties on goods imported and exported in foreign and the lungs to be . mottled over the surface, and filled with --.-.... LIG ENCIL-Mtats. The unity of the people, of the national guard, and in British bottoms, and tor abolishing the duties on • f Cbtfo Ws serous infiltration. His breathing, or some me •re i h bee t de The tragedy wae a people who perished are said to have been natives of convicts would eve el go un r. Bradford. truly awful one-humanity shudden at the wacurrenee. We CATTLE, BEVERLEY April 19.-Tlee sup- Las. OCR. ass. ocs. death, had been laboured and difficult. sh et len.- d h be " hrt all the Beasts i India, naked,. 1 th•l.Navy , _au shire army, which is the object of the government, goods passing betwixt poTt and port in the company's You will see in all the journals mention made of the rune. t SERIOUS . LFCTURE ON BROAD GRINSI.-RESPECT- ought to mention that Mrs. Seymour's aeah jumped over• ply of boo.....easta an S eep mg s. 0, 8 r , 6 , woes.. .. 0 u Wexio6 66.1 Ild the necessity of the democmtic republic, is hence- territories. The provitnons of this act came i -lit° experienced by the community of Bonthay, at the approaching T LY ADDRESsED TO THE .1 11 sZ n or 50atilos 11, 14 . Otf ' . y board and perished. Lieut. Seymour recetved two cuts °Ter and nearly all the Sheep, changed hands. te , is. d. per 0 Do.Ylar.cille , 0 ilaraul,Aurill 0 10.t..n .4 0 sent le. Apr. 22 kith accomplished. Yesterday has rendered obvious operation on the 25th ,of March. A goveroment departure of the Hon Mr. .CI g erk, from the overnment of Peineh.-Gentlemen,-You wi I read y give me credit e n . th k ee and was thrown overboard; he succeeded in getting stone. Mutton, Bd. per lb. Waif. May 4 0 Reran...l4.rd 26 h I I ne tl•htlt • f I hold of a rope, and held on for some hours. From the state- LUDLOW FAIR -At this fair, on Monday, Mutton in the : Emily, Malaga ; Emulous. Afar- * tee senses what was in all hearts,-there nctification, published in the Gazette, announces that this presi y 'denc . He certainly has been one of the most wen assure you am no e .my o auger. is aoo - unaffected and urbane governor , : we aye a sines t e h hd ' h ish child that quarrels with its bread-and-butter ; and me ment of eye witnesses, we learn tleat the enn vien ' wool sold at from 71d. to Bd. per lb. Ewes and Lambs egg, Monte Video ; llow, Bourn; I but one people. This people is blended, advances on the hypothecation of goods will no longer elves of the arms-chest which unhappily was ft h d from 201 tO 455. per couple. Store Sheep were about ac e . ,elunie ; Vibilis, Mourition ; Rain- 114:1 armed to defend the republic by order. be restricted to five-eighths of the value, but will be ilays of Close and Grant, and is deservedly popular with breariand•butter is the broad grin. litut you will excuse me Me le t ' open th n e der t d T ' Chi • ne peop lad er. he nese rigged out P' sal d h ni, RotUndam ; Princess Victoria, ail clames. It is said that he, from his present appointment, 'or pointing out some littleelistinctions between my mirth th same A large number ot igs were on e, an t ose raid, Bouloarnr; Aiwa Guernsey; Winne! Be not astonished if a unanimous ( 'tended to theft-fourths, as before the recent is to be transferred to the court of Pendia, as her majesty's and youth. leaugh at foolish people and folly ; becanue, e hemselve:in the captain's and mate's clothes, the better to sold •e at about the same prices obtained et other fain Ms; Teawr, St. Michael's ; Arae. digit of the joy arid gratitude of all the members of change. A meeting of the mercantile community amlassador-yrith what . truth of COlll7ll cannot be stated . though insensible to reason. they are keenly alive to rms. %quote em d* ' th selves if seen from another vessel - Straits - li r Is ld The supply of Beef was not by stay means recut y e . lie, Demerara; Margaret Erans, 1 * • t • 1 ' cute I make few of them better by this, perhaps, bat I TiM Ps . , scanty, and realised from 6d. to W. per lb. Fresh barrens, . calcutte; Rock litf, Mauritias; the gorirnment respond to the millions of cries of the had, however, been held for the purpose of adopting a T e he fact of lets appl,cation for cave .n resign . Airing ieen .. nt home, first reach, el us through the English 3-tweak make a street many a limn o . eh 1 f themselves. The Spartans EGYPT -ALEXANDRIA, April 9.-Her Majesty a and meaty animal" of any description, were eagerly par. n methadone, vine Nom; Eliza. imenterable multitee that passed before us yester- memorial to the governor.general, praying for the t eau: Crampton, Cork ; 1.1100116. de is just such a man sti we reqiiire at the 0 m Naples with Ibrahim Paces, on iurt of fideled their slaves to show their children what a coutempti- steamer Odin, arrived fro i . ha.ed and 60 were Rood Cows and Cayes ; but thou ot an Belfast, Calais; Soho, Antwerp; day, in presenting s ith one he'd their arms to the abolition of the government proem of advances on the Telierti. ; lie Con speak Perdue fliientls , and, crow his long He thing is a drunks', man. SO I occasiunally pley the the 2d inst.; and the Fr e er:eh govereancnt pac . • .. e , st Mfertur q . ty, u e •••• Alcx• oar^ e '' • uali f which there was. a very abuneant supply, enbunr. er etnment, and taking with the other their oath of hypothecation of exported produce. residence in the uppi r and frontier prOminees, has a Morougn foul, that possibly fools may see the absurdity uf Ithe with his highneu dth ed ced •1 th Id h met Ali, on the day following. were slow in &man ,atn tr r u pewee. n e : Ann Jane, singapure; Alcioese idelity to the republic. Lord ISalhousie, the new governor-general, had pre- knowledge of the character and habits of the elahomedan thing, and avoid it. Again, I laugh at heaves becauw We regret to say the health of the latter is but little Horse fair there was a great number oe Hones, and Carters k ; Autora, Terceira: John Robert. b I P rsia all mg the lane tof the satirist may often lie a better tool • for prick- improved, and this has rendered t . he appotntment of a cow- bold very high ; but those of the nag klad appeared to meet mean, Liston ; weiti on Pena, Phi. of this quaver of the glo e. n e Never did royalty or the empire vritness such a sided at the distribution of prizes to the government ra m : . , _ . wite, Buyome; Marie, Moliterra. awiew, foe it was armies that pained before them; schools. gto rack ana rum. since teea o anooc ur vernment of • hdth f M h ing the world's humoun than the scalpel of the reformer, mission net:emery for the execution . of the go . ent h e ( ea ee l.. uud; "sink. Lowther, mererilles; Kean, the Mohamed Dowlut, this empire has been in the the discipline of the priest, or the sword of the jadge. t_ he country. This commission consists of Ibraham, Ssaed, NEWCASTLE.-Al[hough the supply of stock on offer this th Brims New Orkans.-05 i I.lim here it was a people ; and this people was inspired by Mr. C. H. Cameron, member of the legislative hands of the Looties, by whom the cities of Shiraz, Ispahan, There is always one lam of roguery which is purely ridieu- lam , K • al Abbas, Sheriff, Ahmed, and Semi l'achas with ' morning is considerably short of last week, yet it is sea. us; and Colebester Waren:he& me soul, and that soul was fraternity. That trim- council of India, and president of the council of educe- and moot of the other large tow o n o s f o d f ail the u emp it i c r e , „ • • lous and as this is the face which least imposes en people, I Rata Bey . and Zacchi Effendi. They are all Tunes. sonably good, both in respect of quantity and quality, The -.-r - r -- Oki arch, raised to the memory of a conqueror, lost , tion, was about to leave for Europe : Sir John Peter are being.plutti,vintered.t7,734l74urdote4reo ar el do so . me g 1 by turning it towanls them. I sometimes, Arlin Bey a to continue Prime Minister. The represen number of fat Besets tor sale here to-day is about SMI head. I ha a nded themselves together, though rarely, laugh at wickedness; but when I dn, it is not tenses of the European pewen will recognize the Tele. Its magnituae in presence of this vost multitude. 't he ! Grant, for many years one of the Justices of the Su- _ ,c r t gl ,a b y rdie 3 f The Beef trade is in a very estimated state, at an advance of . Boodle, Esq.. of Manchesterotreet. openly raised the standard of rebellion epeeist with a kindly or natural laughter, but a bitt• r and contemp- council as the . responsittle gover . ament of the conntry. military genius of the conqueror was eclipsed by the ' preme Court, was to sail in a few days for England, °A Mlhome3 Shia). They have, on more than one occasion tuous chuckle, weich indeed ei the only way I ha's lAt Cairo the residents have been re Rome alarm, owing to 6d. per st. on the rates of last week, and verjlittle remains ;sodcs.strect, Lady Coltbunt, of a Id The supply of Sheep is about 3,ooohead, ant the genius of the people. It is she character of the great on board the Earl of Hardwick. defeated the royal troop. and seem more than a match for of expressitig &egoist and um ignaton. Lastly, I the absence of te au ri , h tho *ties and feared a rising of the un s° • demand is exceedin, y I active, at lel. per lb. advance on the oar°, L•lington, tho wile of the Rem 1 refore ' - esterenied we are accomplishing ; individuals dig - Sir John 11. Littler, the new member of council, had their sovereign, It is, ti .. , .. in-unibent on us to have laugh a great deal in pure lig..tnem of hi art, end people; but the affein of the government having been set rates of last week. So many buyers never attended at any oset. Ilyde park, the wifo of the Rev tPpear; the twople grows great. l taken his seat. f k th• • the laughter some one at the court of the king of kings capable a loci ing is ts I hest like the echo of. You see I tled. Abbas Pasha. the governor, return( dto the capital this f ewer period. It is now nine o'clock, and business is draw- We would hand down to posterity the faithful I Respecting the affairs of the Union , Bank we find after our interests ; and none iv mere fitted for this task the! I Can explain my laughter. But bane me if I ean morning. On Mehemet Ali landing from the French steamer . -to a dose The demand for all kinds of Pigs is ing tut • . wife of Henry Norton Rew, Km., of Mr. Clerk ; his health, however, ie far from good, and it as expiate yours. . It is true s e have some subjects and ob- at 017 Arsenal, his eyes having fallen upon some convicts ilage of this fraternal day; that waving forest of . the following in the Cakutta Englishman: d - ccept the ap- 1 problematical, therefore, whether he woul . ems of laughter in commun. You laugh. for example, at who were at work there,heordend them all . • to be liberated • hihfi P• B brisk, and they are selling at g [cures. rims, easta, i4h-Atrect, the wife of T. F. Rotnoon. 61 to 7. 6d. Pork, Gs. Gd. to 7s. GI. per stone of 1 tlbs. dsodo I I could mention some other of our but this order was subsequentle modified, and 600, convicted - • 4 9 0 nets, for the • cg of svhich sixteen hours The general meeting of the sharehelders of the Union pointment if offered him. Yan Mahomed of Herat is now Sibthurp, an . .. ho I . h l h , .. 1 ff h8y.h..8 .4 0...0ut of 850. Sheep , 7d. to Bd. per lb., sinking offal. n, Berkohire, the WM of tbe Rev. O. were insufficient ; those flowers, those flags, e ßan . k tenk plaee on the 26th of Febntary. Nothing was l •i t . f • 1 out on an expedition int i . . . o Toorlustan and is ravaging the summon trtends , but le t t t pass. ta w ere you Aug ot vent co encase lictied of a satisfactory nature ; mutua reenni na ions, o - h • every now and then at what goes as near as anything cen go country, aud exercising all manner ot cruelties on t e ut. _ .. 4 SomamAnhirc, the witeofJ. 5t 0 . 04 in* boughs at the end of the muskets, lowed by explanations which wabedy can understand, occu- habitants. The chiefs of Kodeona, Koondooe, end B deb, to mthe me cry, that I (Infiltrate your theoryht Breed Grins. 1 le Grcenwhh, Mo. W. SPod. of . qiabols or peace in strength ; those battalions that pied mon of the time nf the meeting. The only positive t , ri nide - *to oppose hi. ale truces, Mo. h• in's. desetute of Fo' , z mple,yealaegh.whenever thediarter is rivettioned, or : A VERAODS, PRON THR " LONDON OAZIITTB" 01 LAST NIGHT. Lek( d from [lle most remote towne and villages, r. volt which .e ceule gethr r woo that th • show of artillery, heel been 'dile to offer him but hide oppositimu. chartists. Now, that mere ere Scares and foe . is le plenty, • Cant. - alit. swarm. • -MM. . the ode of C. 11. tholumn. trio el 'ea 1r is utterly delusive as who UK for tee one, and call themselves the o.her, ts IS rtaut. wimp, , BALART. 4 - __....-- jr ......--.. a..,.5.. Wanner* ee I gem Aver I sk. a part of their population • thoft regiments, I unsettled A °wt .! mad° a few weeks al o e r i t e h e ei e • ' Affairs in Aft - Oen:gm centinued e yr-me y. • DIVEVICTS. Clellree• AVMS" tie•lten •Telege .111eLelefe Velar i • .1 , 20-c, Saltutury. Um wife of the Rol named of our sons and our bro ' thers, returning to muce so as the fozner zp i e i nt; ed ver setors, and Mat the non of the amen was employed age . inst the rebel Ma. ut wen remem B h I ber that, though Mr. Feargus O'Connor _______,__._-...--,__ sold. price. soM. 1 'Sm. hl add. _ peke. , mtg. pram. ', l tala Pan. _ea& pro. solvent sha r little property left reb°l' " 1 • ' h • • h • h homed Shah Khoo, but, oe mg to the sew my o f tk e w‘a tker, and his friends have a knack of stickier in their ciphers very Loudon 3641 51 9 100 .33 ; --- 7377 30 I ' St - - WIT 11 503 33 166 34 9 RIAGES. the tapital reconciled, and entwined in the arms of towards paying the heavy claims upon tem whic tey I much a* nineteen there are some hundru ds of thousands who Uxbrialth had effected little more than the deutruetton ot a few of ha . • .. . at Mlintotr.da, It. Clark, BM" ; late of the armed or unarmed groups of the people ; those must meet. As nearly as can be estimated, not more 'hF' P • a and that of Dime hurt- Eeeee thin detached forts. The l'unjauh and Peshawur continued so lewdly beliese in t ose eve an , . . "V-- . 2340 62 3 1993 31 • MI6 10 4 .•• - ; 'en .r . , J• 3 34 0 So, relict of J. floosell.,Mak. • ~.i . Ilertfordshim ..- -- 1260 51 3 Ul9 32 1 i 13 11 1 .h.hii., ilainurttod. Char , m..... ~,,, tottanances that breathed but concord, confidence, one-third in amount of the shareholden are in • positionoitlf enjoy profound tranquility. Brigadier Wheeler had yeached dreds of thousands there a a large proporuon of ignorant, rtu ID abashing -- 377 SI 7 61 34 16021 4 II ... ... ll ss 37 II to as t lieeeeeea. to DA) . -tee.. e."......' contribute, eo that whatever the deficiency may be, it bun r • and squalid men, who have no share in the ex- eii; e 4,le.„ set 50 5 163 34 • 229 22 I ' ... -12537: 14 41 0 tid. Middlews. tile serenity of order and of liberty ; those shouts, Lahore, as proident of the court-menial oe Captain Waring, I g y t , :16, at the 11, his rideut Chapel, Come Oa one of which [CM a cry of hatred or alarm ; that fall with three-fole . h hee i weight upon tbe solvent. The call for of the egvaley ; peneral Whish would arrive about the 2net, I gagers tont. 0 colleen ion , u f t . •b t who in their intolerable suf. wus i gare - - 72 42 'l3 341 0 John. ocood eel aW. puu,Eo-11. 1,..W6 Ifl • tb t loan and a contribewin as n unsucce.s u, e repots II M 53 d F hed faing. and Sir F. Cume about the 7th. ... . r oot reac and hopeless toil, cling to ecomething which, delusion Berkshire LOW 43 1 1 773 35 . 109 20 611 ... ... ,issa I -• ... younger date:liter of W• C. Wruilitr lienamity of adhesion to a few modest and laborious : • i hth t I ttl more leuent delusion they have-when Seeeele--•••••• ....... ----- • 791 53 9 " 99 33 61 21 6 .i. ... - 1 ... _. -.- • ••• • Mize f the executive comm ttee s owe ai e than a 51 N Ir e t o nave as it may be, is the only p . the 26th ult., and the st auve n ntry were 1769 19 5 ; 462 31 100 20 4 - ... ... 66 51 13 13 2 iton• et. Rd, charged by circumstances with watching lakh hes been paid on either, thus making their proposed n .. eat I think that it their ignorance be C 7666 and gross, it is only ~If d 15, at St. Peter s ,Thiblin, by the? au on the 26th ult. for India. _ 1370 46 9 63 31 SO4 19 2 ... ... 24 33 41 ga g •De luirrb. Seer. Kildare, to Wet the safety of all ! That meditation on returning dieidead to creditors on the Ist of the present month Mr. Pringle h. 5 left the eea-coast, accompanied by his the more dang th .f h . . crone for the society of whose bean they form - Bee , Graham. Mann, Mumuthan. _ b hateholders seem desirous of waiting the • no be des rate 442 I, at Crolitoo, to the Ito. S. Rusre. r. i y lamp -light through the steeets of l'aris, sponta- impecesiblo. The s an stant and secretary the collector (Mr. M•Leod). of land no small pan- at e t etr passions hidden _p• Dorwiddri , 576 g 1 172 33 624 0 . ... .... .. .. reme court on t-bill cases, before -' -K h ' Pr. Allender. staff-surgeon, Captain and hopeless, they will only rend the fabric the more by the Denotative , 419 10 1, 218 31 262 21 1 , ... - I ... ... ... .. niun to Swam daughter of the tate J. 1 measly illuminated, as if to 1 t 1t h pro ong oaa er onr . . . decision of the sup Pos . , ld revenue of urrac ee, *35 54 10 NS 27 291 20 I_ „, - ... Oust. ;Of the Light that day too abort for us to behold the r s 'll 5 their contributions, apparently beltenng that, shou memoank be held not liable, no. more money. will be Powell, commander of the Indus flotilla, and Capt. Rath- •ss of their straining-end siore than all, when I think Cornwell nilln h • dh s t have done for these squalid Sornerturtshi, . .re . - ........ - ... 530 20 II ... ... 169 ss io ... ... r n 'a b tLey, seßnrij.dvaitsghteter.of 'Mr. J. borne collector at Hydrabad. He was to proeeed only as on . w at ° society at t e ta e in n• ' lionmouthishine.......... „ 66 31 3 1 7 1 4 17 2 v s ... ... ... .. - - ... ~. Petific army of ftaternization. Preeerve that image wanted ; but we have reason to believe that the far tlf; IS the Jerruck district, and would return to Kurea- blind, striv , ing E 11679,. a t ied th e edyou r i eprecte e nt e., e , co "Klee Gle ,„„,„„ re ..... 1041 50 9 416 20 1 - - 114 44 10 ... ; .. t _Ringo n, Mr. IL Rosh of Landport , in lour heart & holders will not be satisfied to abide the decision chee about the beginning of next month, when, it was said, wooluut Of ur te yr If / 3 .?, otoY ta "" C T ' " 'B p " " Ilerefordshin 213 45 21 34 0 6 33 7 ... ,„ ... ••• ..• ... ' Mr. J. lloward, o f tkobernoterr.ac e . ut will try each on its own hese thin s as Brou ham - he was to come to Bombay. Major Bleakine, the commie. -then, to me deeply mind ring t g(. g m orrestershire... 2295 33 6 I 29c 34 225 0 , ... ... 11 43 8 ... ~ 4995 PC and France will hail this intelligence to- of any one eat!. b es. at }2thrim Church. Thomas W 1 mer ror. Europe, to measure tho incommensurable ' marl°, and will take every . method which the eery-general, was expected to leave shortly for England. A would way), your laug liter at these men, and their charter, Salop - ... ... tegent street, London, and of Prie:•_, to procure their money. It now 60th Rifles were under arrest. Ali sounds the strangest, reddest, vainest-I had almost written . Staffordshire -.7....":: 405 53 2 260 14 ... ... Nan of a nation th t • i 1 't law ' nay Bff°Ta them th u . B k su h that it couple of officen of the ... ... e ct y, arm hay- wricktdest-of mune' utterable by human voices. Di 'd you Cheshire.... ...... -.-............ 436 SI 4 lel 24 0 ... ... re of Mr. seatbeed, ot Denville, Dere.. . a teree . . a can, in aang . . . ,ppeft , t . hat the 'tate ot is mon an was c Moored of Khyrpore, wu greatly dieappointed at not h f Ai . Delt shire . - 160 al 0 - '" 31 33 .• 34 23 4 ._ ... 1 13301 6 38 3 EATIDA .uti 11l one night • France to rejoice in the Ih d th oat disastrous int have closed last Apn a not em . . bill • . • • ?al CI k t hose reception moor eur o pme tnvellen whose laughter has brought ee.e,l„erkeeee•-••••••••• •••^ e 613 51 2 769 53 1 96 30 4 ... ... 75 43 116 47 10 r, Irelauth T. Bell, EM., kits Cgg . . lag received a visit from r. er , or w -- eltirit that animat • ' ' • 4 cl . 1 m • rted to. The excuse for this is, t es its whole CR dal an- to Pipe operations been reso -hat tb ' 'o a 'Scent scale had been made hy his down an avalanche ?So far as I can see, you must abendon ukeeere ei re pregarations n magm .. _- MI6 16 0 , 631 U 156 94 1 ... „, so 49 540 0 • Bourne. MM. e bank would ed excellent health and the this habit. Ido not suppose it is the waest, or oldest, or Northernmost - 1954 43 1 I 723 II 540 17 • ... ... I 115 37 tone, Warwickshire. J. tbe lean that . P ' • . digo crop, depending on the 'deaden oe th the enemies of the republic might In big nese. The troops enjoy h . I ::: ' ::. the Middle of arm e 'Confusion most thoughtful among you who indulge in it. But, for Rutland of W Clitels 'Peed agai ns t t h have been lost if those advances had ceued in eh i h weather was pleasant, though . ecoming - ...... --- .- 338 47 - 9 . 4 . 4 63 . 35 16 - I ...... 1 ... lace, Guile. y0=60 4801 o f % . 0 reason and the perpetual duration w hod th h the your own sakes such of you as are wise and theughtlul Bedford --- the emson. It is doubtful, however, whether *Fly aas n - • and debauchery are said to rale rough-s roug . •• In-, aceil 2.,. s republic. us 44 6 223 30 I sl4 11 • ... ... it 34 - i 7.; : of should put do ' this crackling of thong under a pot. At 'WU ' °WWI" ifs of Mr. E. Ceoper, ef Chichester. been sued to the shareholders by thie, while a ll oertain Oudb capital, the king being the leader in every sp eo ccies gps 44 3 10M SO 1351 17 10 372 33 ,31St 11 You h e , •• • bn ....- Donbood Bt. .616 0160 . e men it, citizens ! and France Will 800 14 that some persons were , nabled to avail themee d lves of the • . vice which disgraces mankind. Nothing new from 0 r such a time sa tba, gravity at least, it not wined!, would f e r,', - 4t15 49 111 6214 30 1 512 21 s: ii si - e 130 se 17753 4 rectory -Mow, .. , 1 4,1atir eves after you. interval to get preferential payment of heavy deman a. -an occasional village is every new and then destroye y _ d b better become all of us. I sometimes feel in my motley uif Noe ; e t , ..... e _____ euse es a 1 400) se 148 31 5 . .. 161 44 4 44 4 t... W le lacy aged b''• ' Villa;Chlenliatn, J. J. Durbin. SW. ut little of im reenee as cow- lad ' s kel th d hes B t Is' th - a - ' ....... - 6316 44 4 0542 33 2110 25 10 34 110 . • 523 27 ill el p rebels who ensconce themselves in jungles, where oar I were c. In ac 0 an as • u- net ing In e lenoweaure....-...-..... 530 51 7 ; we 34 537 14 7 ... . is 477 . .. . L e w hen Paris armed has risen, all fall, 62d disappears From Hong_Kting b P ° ... the . e eventful history of the last two months has gene so near to Netts. . -....- 1 O. wmte her attitude. e Chinese . new year n no 0 Slat sepoys cannot follow. ..... - g.M2 W • 1730 13 1343 20 a 10 SI - 0 1 40 se ~,,.... J. c. Emmen. El. 0gj' a i,,,,,, t ,,,, municqted. Th f the new small cause county act for dry . up the spring of roirthfulneu in me altogetter as . that Terk uss L airs hor• • -.. , ssss 4$ 4 24, 33 740 3. 7 .. ... 1 io 0 A .. ....... Con.titutboi-trod, Lel • Order is guaranteed. off with reat quiet, ana with little pressure upon the The consideration 0 _ ~ correnembant. daughter of tha . Th. et . apparently sudden change Bombay has been delayed till the usual time, three Months ominous, uinine imaginer of yours. I thought of it on westmeeeksid.......-.-..,...... 66 to 3 NI d k wit th are ts oneillek. Mary. youlaTt e elolly and independence of the national native merchants. Some . a • fin read • before the legislative council, oising on sy wee , en e e . were blank with ?erne eyeetee h a g e ,._ ____ 613 113 II 1U II ILI 23 0 - - I fs• a D ev , e. a..er its t Ing ... ... t Tauriaghtuod.ortoi*--• .- ; n itnettation in the policy oir . -to the strong memorials transmitted to the gevemor-geneed 811 874- 17% . _. • . _ f th , A . fit* d London bristled with boyonets, and I said to g e on ie eseedegiLeeeee ....... 1363 48 4 ay ye lei 12 • • n .0 1 6 36 c, j. ,... ~.. yree, EA., ~f Castle Nanoe, reeso.__, e, are secured. Family end property are bad taken plaoe i, Vaulty, 1.747, 66'. 4.1. J• Bobru 1..4 i mem6; Mame • men-of-war which had been ordered down !from here on the inexpedieney of the ect itself, and the in- myself, What if that silly laughter e e commons were Daum__ ... _ _ , 1105 62 6 115 21 2 'IS69 e ~ 5. , ,. 7, - 4 t go nut 1 7 16 free 1 credit revives ; specie, buried All the d be hur,ied to be neechoed (after the Irish fuhion) this day with the Wales.. . 437 SS 4 , 114 SI 163 17 4 .., ... w•' • ai. Sussex, J. Stead. Leto -,-„„r o tfe of r n- - aepears. from the coast for riper! tions in the Canton ricer were ideceet haste with which it was propose . to r. ------ --- - _I , Merry, Yortstatru labour th thew stations, the Scant at Amoy, . through council. e It is expectea that, min present shape, voice of mason - las' IPA. Inpa T i al Vidal* Avirega...... ICS 49 7 ,SlO4 82 93912 20 o.,ma. as le Wee 33 a , .. A. ,. ~1 mune arid 23 . 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