The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-14 00:00:00

Greet RTarell+treet, RkamAn;e7. JOH LOZENGES, a Certain itmy aura. la 41114 seladm, et la adeleee assamps , II Ile Ma hatellah Zara Whew all wear ierna llta teal . A sa I I I lan sae n a i l by Minton , the • par mil the pcallindisel sifter eta farl tam tealusta la Hug. dg th• hammier and irritation baktrelet to weal mentlen, end eciesequestly • powerful auxiliary in the production of Milindene 'd in buses, 131 d., and tins, St. en. 6d., gad :71! " ; `, • ' ! ,a ses, h, by Thome , Keating, chemist, ft., St. l'aurs-citentli pra Loudon. RECENT TESTIMONIAL lA4—I lave been allikted vith • seem cough and ehortnem of death, for nearly eight lws, and idler trying numerous rensettiea, did not and mvaelfany better. I peurhateed amall box of KEATI NG'S LOZENGES of you, from er hieh I Gland grout benefit. The mond lox, 2e. 9d. site, completely cured me, and I can now bmtthe mime freely, And am no tare from cough es rem I was in my life. Hoping vat abets, eimiarly afnieted, will avail themselves of no certain and m y, remain, /Mr, your's faithfully, Blrkenhessd,near Liverpool. Jan. 3, 1047. WILLI*I4 To Mr. Gan. 11. nowt eT. rheraivt. 72, fattr-otreet. 1 ive—ava. 1100 TENT WATCH Eti it Ci.titaLb.—i. J. tit..A el°ektiht " the Ctheth' tan, allele truss the public an lempection of hie aleeleve task of ITATCFM. Youths' direr valehea four guineas walk; ateeilent miser km eddies. et tit indoor sea ; gal twlreq fight pates each. DENT'S in guararneed In lin by lime upr o, ' gym, grunted in 16311. $ and 1611-11% 61rmil; 31, Ofeled•roneet and 94, Ito* liflekvinan point Illphilito men deteminieg the true lass mltldn a merved ebeinleg fa map a tee see et star eserthe sewidirs. Pelee Mt. dui ------ - - - - - - RE ATHAPILATORY, er LIQUID Watt DTe; the only Dr, that really SWlaan ler di ehiswied mow* maniac r bat the Mk grows. It whet 4111 C huh erne tf dB lasitlim OS GREASE. —Whoa Ihdr It be, NATFR .sd BP.AI Zigilks - a,tl Winer Albs Gay tactual remedy, beralesaating * a go& lobe me of the two above-named atlas, laughed alter. Botanic Water to cleanse the roots from scurf end as• Lied the Bear'sGreare sr a nourisher. THE NEW TOOTH - tam. thoroughly attuning between the teeth when used up z= sod imbibing the surface when sad creamers. The hate weir to come out. The r MON and TRIPLE HAIR 1NV11125. The DOUBLE ANTI-PRESSURE AIL BRUSH. The arsterx SHAVING BRUSH. The RAILWAY STROP and ?ORDER. The above new and elegant ankles, la addition to a ea . ; atereia assortment of beautiful Perfumes., are the sole manufastures old farentems of Years. ELKS and SONS, 119 and 190, lialioperata *est. leaden. •^ IAUT! —Un) , I , opkeepere, the the , for IL) ke of asinine a trifle more profit, wend moat spurious aamputtorls, under the title of " Macassar oa ;" some midst the im plied fuetion of royalty and the government departments, with intim attempts at deception It is, therefore, imperative on por. Mans toms that the words, " l'owland's Macassar 041" ate In two has a s the .mapper of each bottle.—Prior 3a, ts. ; family bottles rth tot antal ) 10, 61 , and double that she, tla. per bottle.—Sold e fropr;etur, at 0, Ilatton-gurdea, London, and by all respret. chemists and perfumer, NEW WOKK BY klit:Unt.L ANGELI) It tntAtinit. New read', to be continued in Monthly Pats, pike 1.. each, with anineroue Illnwrarions on Steel and Wood. Part IV. at VANITY FAIR: PEN & PENCIL SKETCHES OP ENGLLSH SOCIETY. By W. M. THACIOMAT. Author of "lire. Perkins'. Ball,. "The Irish Sketch Book ;^ wharney from Cornhill to Grand Cairo;" at ...hesse's Diery; ^ and the "Snob Papers" in "Punch," he., ke. BBL and Adverting:Dente will be renewed at tha Office during the Meth. Landon : Publikked at the " Paneh" Mee., Li, Fleet-greet ; J. Meech. Ethnburirb ;J. 'Lead, Gimes, ;J. MiGlanhan. Dublin. DL CUL Vrlt W ELLIS WADE Its lihAlati AAu tAsAu r.tr e. PM lit sash, by post, I. .tut Is. ad. es* WHAT TO EAT DRINK AND AVOID. {Walt Dlualiiias Isfs; all Ooroptalab.) 2. HOW TO BE HAPPY. ...lasi Iliers..—C3s. It I. eastratled thst sine-troths Wow thaesur sad alsodie WI of our 0•1111111 sort ass by sorelses or other per toodhat taliselaDimusea, mold friodhility,esee, tonal list pal Wilk MGM digests:ft, itreasalau a3ghts, aal fellellild dm are at ow seIaWWIL Ty N obseresnoe of the Shin sahlalY these rooks do woosteues of bytuettonshi. ado% asrut 611011ty, d 1.29.1ima Hoy be eared la las duo lam& Illrnmed, 23, Patersoster.raw ; Nora, 29, Cos shill ; Bathe. 3. Now Detsed.street; I:mediae, 147, Hoot.strest ; Nelson, 437 West street; sr direct flora the A Athos. 10. AMU-oam NerrutulArt. I pry ANN be arlartsed by rear rite inggeperetlea to had mealy to the irk* wareil ter e path heir ht Curator awl nee of lateral at right be kneed barer re parties. The sem pany shall be wailtorier to ears tn Cerra, art to bad at a webrake ter trylpose of gush war* se d i e ~ Wow hag ia the ter tha with a view to the teplagernt of Its arghbor PPM I ne, V mom of an Worm ar wig of math ethechrloostioril by re parts ware; hates earty weld yet Iwo the power to 'err war r=es. The terpir il drall be lit eathitser e l7 ...n Er sissmi lha lift al seitherat Whew egmerisel; and lb kr the arlay ear lawatio berwed. aboulibe lag at the Me et ao an* eas e lei anissast. IA It be oapprog eh ere ore h pre. Pr oath sereregaUtathe wall geed& the it . am=aellbreak arra althea la peopietba es .oar r fa the priksbe an. Verltimeliolies NY. Oat amply ef Uwe Mob eitharark, reale be mow sky • sore area awl Is ears. soreareb fig ample. the oraelrelagge Ur real.midegeright be tin* lima If hot etteetill•eat or a War etarabeept let* abb. Ihh throdige Mitre trytairbea at apeallart • the right be to aped are Wm U. ' erirogg alsollag *re dia. Tree ride be rah a I 'lraq la the agrorgef agaapplhil wort la ter selltereme, that it b imposing le Musa -y armor whir weld_pply to all. The only rib erne writ Iso le Melba re rump; Y debrodoe a ear Whit* aril to Mere) har oaf treervida as the sir el Galan Irish mma% to searwleble soUtrarg Y Orrle, y mar of all or =lee ebbs aratimea, aed era ly eshar ram If sore Immo *sold • stagrest le twat the scheme. I Oa the arrapthe tie r s a rase el tar timid tria. the amply word Worse whale amour ear =the eadsy. la sot peigneed dist the emzepasy , be sheltie le rep me proof sf arilleg, fir pear ef ergo were set be • tat ftry relent. The sway sight el 1 be spur recap to art yet ageOlemst be utterer'. et debarred her mem y the in udder raise et ha tete, err by err other fink Odra& It bid:reefers aalberatrary,thatprof of ends, be of .o weigh; hit Ira be due to fir as, and re In any circumstances an w preneer-generr, r r im perial officer independrttly of lib gibs se hod et the prortneir executor, shall eartigy diet the elfish of tho imperial goworearat 10 4 alearglinheL serpry weird teoriee paymat in respect of time magma aly, wail Ire any =politer incurred by lejadider se aeorassit erealsriaa. As ma es the whole process shod* be amplete, srl the p e r hirers third hate been tren d* Me a wisht. this, and then only, wail the seer be ran seelabote its quota tamed. the Melt by Ilia I resit hows hum as Imp • Neer. In this, as to ether bramehm of the OM. IPS bee hal in view to place at the /port of ger eromest, is the bias of Spier, the lesestiv• of a Orem private interest la risme essranglyegerat big ea the war. It weld be with the view of eiltalskig theArageset prix snit tefy return, that the own set is moths/II Orr eattestrairsto mg liens Mg la dbeet, whisk grab alerpho der • ef li Wb sift Ibe reaper welt slignalle .= • raigratia, to agreirle inoorreet en reinerble tem% te rip fte et 'WM were. at sea wawa at tesehr= l le go MOM= iron sad, above all, ie makers esteleimems, bsth arl reterhay, se attrective at terabit In tbe greatest prible reabre thredviiseg ani prosperms settler whew Wa nevi Ito the andllima of its own pa. If the pdasigio et pgaprol were athrlad, it weld be aeormuy, of erre% prowlie egrbroot pretourro, lest, oa the ate hand, the ✓ate sherd Os aellel apes le pay far ear emigrant than thole Meek rerecet Ora Weed sod artier fa Cerra through the in ressermitaity at the esuretr ; sal bottom Oho ether had, the ems pry should he deprived al it dos by the reset sr torahs ef the governmest officer. Thew, bowery, are mars he nary negotiation which would net rani Is the rap' ; remises; It both the parole. to the segeledme rims Mee Mr embus that it should he brought le a ensemetal otaradon spas equitable terms. It must be Ming to per both lap that the precise sum to be paid per Wadi most she bee ratter of negotiation between the governeeset r ths seplarler, art that its amount must depend to • greet reser re apon the stole el the money market, end the prospers which other mretrasts held out at the time when the management is mule. It may be, that a .sun greater, or It ratty be that a sum less, then flee pounds will be re quired. in order to attract a sufficient remora of capital Into Canada to answer the purpose required. In short, it will berseceeery 10, the state to make such an outlay aa will ensure that the principle, if adopted, shall be thoroughly and effectually worked out. With respect to loam. advanced by the company to the district councils of Canada, or other War bodies to the colony foe public wooer of improvement, with the reaction in each ere of the provincial and Imperial governments, the two goverment; the provtncial grid, rd then the imperial, should guarantee. in ease of failure in the payment of Interest by the borrowers, a rate of In. considerably below the market rate at the time of making any such loan. With►respect to sums expended by the ocespolisy la proviling aid• of settlement, • guarantee of even a low rats othrterest would, or aurae, be contrary to the principk of " no sup no psy," on which the mode of payment to the company be est ease is strictly founded. And, indeed, we must remark that be the other ewe the principle would not be contravened but only mmffilloi. The low rats of interest guaranteed at all tre ate would be merely • security against total for from circumstances out at Ow sated of the aimpany : it would not be sufficient to dspeine ths company of a very strong pecuniary Interest In advise* end ~busking its matey only on securities of ample yahoo, led oely be works et a profitable eharmter. It would but Just Indus, Weciapoy so to invest its capital at all, leaving it with every mho of mte inte rest for taking we to ablest! ortolan and pelhottie vestments, m repeats Ma Mr of emities sad the pet of weirs, as would spent ea getemisl, wed MM. the impend pousrebent, from ever bees roseind is MK no gemantee of inione. With vounet "Me Meths to Aranta, vs ere stoplake that eosin to be denied fren i = „ merees, GM= fetes gemmeat et W thst, bare nob Iteggareetto no stlidtellea of the prir=lat they bad peiendemmetelml thembileme ea dmeellemarele me ter of lataeste, eel enteny an ready re tepee the labessers, their iterle, the Lairds, co has, any ether amoy to provide treatids of the hinge nosinmay for their pomp ; to. government tipodg provide this Neesteles rd;thi and if et may Ms it should *pew to the grwsrmsna that emigration was =ffilut too rage a rata, ia, emend with the absorption et be =tiletwad ...in aloe pea cheek on it by witblableg no goverment It would, however dearly h• ths lebeed of the mom pony lo iscourage any really attierleass feepeass, Mei would only totteratt their operetions, so, by bkristag with tho wages of Wow, prevent Lb. oneassea et send by biwasers, eat, em , awyszolly, Asir seellemost epee PM Ws semi" OM It mid MN Mikan to woke arrangmants I whereby the amelbelea of mealed by ths cermet Mean =err :ow . mq,,wwholgede=tod tuaufft4 eater of the maned hi ig a b or as meh mem •4 11 1eitatIl s ..tsta . : „...,..,,,, n ,„:1 leap litbelsmir SE Its goverment wren 101 ..."" e '..-- sen it to in. ; dim Mediord, heeded that he mold tent I,ltec at migration spry late 1.1001. M the gape% weed the am be Wed to MM. Or 1,0001. • thee, as aelgamt be Curds, view to and Ms less Mende to itabrivbe, wall,' • dr ruse Yr al to peek pemparenay for two of them If he mil theeey Mee the inemiles diem The armgemels le tells i nee k See emenesd by ladisidemie and tbe govetmert a che a( Mt Yielded meleibeheo le the poem of vnisratlea to and ass em gross, en Mere d to• minute detente be properly stated hare Pepsi* the leastises, Tiede, ed attlipthr antis dew pm to be deembed set of parlisme. trey mid rust as the Meng ilmithe of MIMI mese, rani as Is powlselel greet to preceded, by the re leemed be of tho elm (the set 0 the em of the greeme, freet foladisfag MO eliel egesem. The lawrailftle thommeefeadd le meepsiebb sad mleeelio by any mile Mims net of preemie& Imam* how. seer es theemy eselimmily WM deep oaleateetlegerlelhglen.. doe'relMag sehrsepolle Memel Mars, if heamet were went en idi ne b i ta t a peme4Vll be Mired to be of se Ma owed pAsrrt The :, l uzil f sheet mere to=ealmy aseedersplea of thi r adep. the. Ili were regent Mee by teem It deed Mem s.ll ed wil, as if it bad meet Ma pee: If op fhb the Ms* eight be la Pm oelnaMdstag es to gle to iko aet snide the hr. a . Z i =l Mr. Hy 1 this was the colony. snake , to remit the law, wadi Imbe im e2Mtdse IP Mee to the sane I effect. More we emieie; per WM* en Merelly spot ISM we should eve me letlerthe of the seat le Me et esslmpeste that etaittratioa nay paldy mooed cede die eyelet Min ter ed. rotate ; of the mg to whisk Rigel is so, the gosornmsot maid be gable: all of the weemby MP we progan Set the set Meld I. defrayed. With to no lea Mr pelea we Me as battalion la mew le ow Mem BM wed ell prement T 1 pod would men to eine, la as seem of the mat Owe RAs re liv e,' Mem pea petweede es erase belied, • do wit, homer, eteimplate dratthe Mole of this esepelia Meld be anted se ibroegh the inetrownneelity of the frapriy, mg by dr seam of Os Po meary, U Mplea Meleged Mit es ,war aleasetyl= more EMI aelleple pre* Mb the • ems how beta earialati. weed Mt a smiderelie Mem = . Ol Peedleen mem et tbdr era (sea poem as , • ant Imp Moe ef the peseteidgretis), _ as mall se it he, by the Wead Mem lehi Minelly thoy mall moo peeks e Mee ae" *sb • asslssilly lausedbr Iliad meet edit tie Mame et pedalos le OM wialey me= and by the great aftesleges Me they wet these epsy as regards 160 eggert sad peddle of thee enema'. =.4.4 nador ii• lime et Or am irammer".as is highly my Map pagerece d ell BM ems a now se , Mee eine Mime mod the 1. nited Mtn Moil paned to settle • bed la Omit, sod to invest Mere the mem of Me Mew, I to .y well theme m tent to the lasenearbet of thee sem I Ms Me mid set to MI ep, es leseMbeeda pea pit I by irliem mem to go nemet a Mew peen et men* sal stem Mb a slew to • IN neek Meeelk Mehl Wm NM TM • are beekby and delebb Mpeela of ma leineeteet es , tore weed le lellreetly predniel by eve Me, MOM seeks my oat epee sommet. Ailey di istniessa istria, Immee•or, we moot eel EM NW to. then thmtherne of Ile eeepee of mem tilawblelt m bee messed. Ostia Mem WIMPS mom Meld be eadsted by gameme le migni• neve.e•Peleelfthot. se Wore Med. SI. per MI gm the l e d epse age to be mid * _poem met foe aids of Mllmeet, eggenfeg that la pa bed were glen by govormeatto WA et pasegamsay (being mibled of the probable amp me et r ely 1), the sum monied ea the whole ou wld be about Mayne sr 1,1100,0001. annually : of which 7,500,0001. wail be Mt eel la Omit oo ede of eselz= i tn i : tan "...hider a Pfwffilotssffin7. b order to met Ph propose that a poperty eel lembee emit be limed es 1146 : 0 ; of sae as sweet es mil digime no Mereg et tho Mt eti lneurred, aad amide • we AM it the ropsymet tee pie. dial. For mgmsgls, if it win nstiory to raise Is the Int year 3,000,000/., Ind if Me Ma mei be embed st 34 per sent., • end WNW bee of 1 yr eat. debt be imposed, P"* Zie me; sanding to thei Way op the British and Irish mernelleite en gannet tazaticstinann smut •g• man ;10,0000 Midi mid be required to pay pep mt. ye es hen ; that is, to pay it of In II pee Is the Me Ind tee your deer • loan of anima' gunboat would involve • Turoi ihm ; and thus, la the Ma pm over Mei w• beee the .painedet the pee nienat migesilen to Mei dada wed herein{ la We MM. lee Isel Mgt theta itert MUM la • name mil Mg= elle: mil ie em h asd a r be lsgui .... Momr imo Vilitit peemat. MOM was greatly Mem the et empire et Moe. TRADE OF RIO JANEIRO. The Arnal do Commerrio of Rio Janeiro, recently received, contains in its numbers of the 28th and 30th of January, a voluminous review of the import and export trade, and of the movement of money values, of that its- portant place fer the year 1848, from which, representing es it must, the greater bulk of the industrial transactions of the empire, in its external relations at least, some of the more important items of the account may be usefully expected. The shipping reports show 531 arrivals of 218,819 tonnage from foreign ports, against 878 of 204,266 tonnage in 1844. The sailing, 1,031 of 321, 722 tonnage against 881 of 274,966 tonnage in 1845. The entries of 1848 exceeded those of 1848, to the ratio of 61 per cent., and the mean term of the entries from 1842 inclusive be 91 per cent. Of them entries in 1848, the number with other destinations was 110 of 32,669 tonnage. 132 of 27,862 toninge in ballast, and 6 of 1,203 tonnage for other ports of the empire. Of the total number of 683 vessels of 157,103 tonnage which entered with cargo, 105 of 22,382 tonnage were kit ; 158 of 38,401 toanage United States ; 74 of 15,1111 g we diab ; 68 of 12,049 Danish ; the remainder Portuguese, Austrian, Sardinian Hanseatic, French, Se. Sc., in the Order in which place d. Pemiag to the clam of imports in which this country is Ye nearly concerned we find that the direct eggregate imperistioas of cotton, linen silk and woollen manatee- NM ere thus stated 600 1842 to 1846 both inclusive 1641. 1644. 1843. 1846. /05 33,879 88,821 38.168 MOM fabrics alone Sr. thus given !IVA TI.. moarb oi I t - . - - . 4; • - 1....-.- -- i-A 4!: ;P Z - i--&-es.---e?.-% - e..- - r... , 1 / 4 4 t / , 1 , • c IiftICAL, MEDICAL , a nd GEN ERAL LIFE Mr Audi to Whorls ASSURANCE SOCIETY. to Oho &Mot outiwil a of all ars• and in est+ y stathosi, nay assure 'kith this et I . l wwwisw LIM to prieq an very torsirratr ions.. my Audi bo ratborto: mutts prenilant Is retpiired fa. era flak, of residence in any pan to Point ISSI at 0 ar u m, ri.......m... Ask, or reairie to other parts of the es wto os other hai v ottd, may also rekt Pollen. at • small lamas/ or rm.... ykii. to gm FOURTH DIVISION OF PROEM. of aa 'maw I= I • • &Wed report (just puhlishod) of all the Sonoma declared ~ "rim; ladle , ollotmot of the large Reserve Fund --of the favourable mama of rhosol_ without= ~. hivedw assu and of Use stated the Soekty geharally aim h• "••• um Th•a°111 0 did (free at xpense) 01 W O at . {ll Mete, ana, . by Nr ri d mom Whom tam olinwitut a USW ls ________No. 711. Ore.! RnaselLatreet, Rlo3mfes;s7, Louden. a milhowi• Loh it iss • L Per nth noun SATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, a Certain aisonaink sed , T 1 Dray tor itioniors at Ihr sown la NIL. wil=_Oso dr portiod d tailkiagone Ye toiming et ranyino suremp. latto•••••• So pi via* ""W F ree timt 181•1116altd.... /o or e asz2 lOWAN' AIM la . 7 1 ,17 1 NM Or _-_-_.-- 1.... ...m.amt i. la t lir. MIW it SI lbw* 116 th•• •• 8". = ... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. By her Majesty's steam-ship Trident there are accounts from Oporto to the Bth inst. No change bad taken place in the position of the belligerent parties. The expedition to the Algarve' landed at Lagos, and was about to march on Evora to join the Conde Mello. The Porto steamer had been refused pratique at Gibraltar. The blockading squadron off the Douro consisted of a frigate, a corvette, two brigs of war, end a steamer ; but, in defiance of the squadron, the Black Cat, witikarma and ammunition for the Junta, hadj Sada Bandeirs, had gone out- A slight difference existed between the Junta and the battalion of the Adidas at Oporto, but it was in fain of setilement. The Spanish Colonel Buenego had returned to the head-quarters of Saldhana, and rumours of an accom modation were again prevalent. IN the Heim of Commons, last night, on the motion of Lord MORPETH, it was ordered that no private bill relating to town improvements should be further proceeded with until after the first of the ensuing month.—On Mr. Fox MsrLe's moving the second reading of the Edinburgh and Perth Railway Bill,l Mr. T. DUNCOMBE interposed an amendment, that the bill be read a second time that day six months, the house dividing, when the second' reading was carried by a majority of fifty-four.—Mr. HUDSON complained of the conduct of the coast-guard, in having put the passengers by a Bou logne steam-boat, of which he was oue, and which vessel had grounded, to great incon venience, by preventing their landing, and by taking possession of their baggage, stating that they exer cised their authority under the orders of the Admi ralty.—Mr. WA RD intimated his intention of inquiry into the complaint made by the hon. member.—Mr. WALPOLE obtained leave to bring in • bill to amend the law with respect to voters at parliamentary elec tions, in conformity with the report of the committee in reference to that subj ect — Mr. MuNrx moved for leave to bring in a bill to enable retail brewers in the midland counties to keep open their houses until twelve o'clock at night, as was the case in the metropolis, which proposition, being opposed by Sir 0. GREY, on the ground of the superiority of super vision by the metropolitan police, was rejected, on a division, by a majority of 77.—Mr. CHRISTIE obtained leave to bring in a bill to remove doubts as to Quakers and Jews' marriages solemnised before the 2nd of March, 1847, after a declaration from Sir G. HUT that no doubts were entertained by the law *Sorra of the crown on the subject of their legality.— Mr. WARD, in answer to Mr. HUME, stated that Sir W. Burnett's invention for the preservation of tim ber immersed in water, was extensively in use in all her Majesty's dock-yards.—Some observations on the third reading of the Fever (Ireland) Bill ensued: after which Mr. F. MAULE intimated his intention of strik ing out the clauses having reference to Chelsea and Greenwich oat-pensioners in the Army Service Bill, leaving the measure unburthened by any other propo sition than that of limited enlistment, with the inten tion of proposing a separate bill in reference to the former subject. The Prusticut Gazette has published an account of the state of the Bank of Prussia on the 31st of March, at which date the amount of metallic money in hand was 11,127,600 thalers; and of bank-hotel, 1,494,200. The quantity of notes issued and in circulation at the *me tune was for 7,389,800 thalers. GRAND FRENCH STEEPLE CHASE. Sewed nrymu o Cwaoa, by gentlemen riders, fen 2,000 f, 00°.d to 3001., h. It., If nee bones dart, the record to receive bk entry; If YalaM at 5,004., the winner to carry 13015. ; Uat 3,2301., 113 lb; If at 3,3001, 13815. libitum about 4 miles. M. Meetel's M. Vietrya, 13715. (Mr. Ricardo) 1 Mr. Emmet Mameluke, 13115 Larfley's The Bower, 14315. (Lord 13trstlunorel 3 N. DidiWi Mary Jane, 13:15. (Count de rerrellnil.. 0 U. Montero Dividers, 13715. .. (M. de Mnetecot, 0 Mary Jane got over the first obstacle in good style, and went a-head, keeping the advantage up the ploughed land. At tee turning Deedora got first, and kept the advantage until arriving at the hedge, which she refused. She had taken the previous lespe very well. Mameluke then went forward, and it new be c ame evident that the contest would ?ruin between Mameluke and Vietres. With the excep tion of the Roarer, there wee apparently not the slightest !lance that either of the others could even think of attain. nig the victory, so completely did they appear to be knocked Mameluke and Victres then had all to themselves down the plain and up again, and at last the latter won by about a length. Their clearing of the different obstacles Presented wahine worthy of remark. The incidents in this steeple-chase were more numerous than in the other. Lord Strathmore was thrown, and M. de Perregaux fell three or four times ; neither, however, unstained any injury. Deo- don went slap into the river, and gave her rider a famous ducking. PROJECTED "IRISH CANADA COMPANY." [From the ntemorhe Qtescnted to Lordl n Rowell by • tuarobee at Wass nobleness sad eup+mai Ilk e tee • eamosay = 116" mein em ihe witairda , sed villa ll hm , Rtaaribed iiiihi ig Imp ammt. iiimesq AIWA %aied to 1/WM MEW tyre Wa r " . 4 1"1"1-2w.. " _ / 44.-2---- 2--' '...'f--.' --..-9 -----..s 7./ 4__-te 1.•-t.6. , e -, ./.. --%- . A PRICES C Ilaw, par wt. wry FAT. W. 1ar1ia,111.P.Wr5.4.43 0_847 nd Tralwr k Grey .. •7 u... 49 u Mao 3O 0,..33 0 Word*" brow ..:1 0 4: 0 URRENT. Pip, 1Q I. LS ll._ • • Hoops II 1e... • • CUrro stOudit bar 11 0... • • Mad's\ lt 1... • 0 Lao, al per tom II 13 . 10 • L i ter:beet ...... 19 10...23 Bars 22 0 . • 0 Patent shot.., !I . 0 ..• • Yellow 4ll 0...8S 0 1120. SS 0...37 b Pawl St Madre; 34 0..46 0 Tao 1u 0...31 0 WU* 02 0 73 0 Panias. brows-- 34 0 4; 1. 1 1704414 . 19 0...30 0 Grey end wide*. 52 _6O 0 Itidatd, Hombre 60 0...70 0 Lumps 44 1..16 0 Coypu. is Bari. Wad India, art& U . 40 0 Good 43 •... 60 0 Mae 7O 0 _123 0 Oryien. pod era nary . . 40 0... 0..42 0 Mr 91.51n9;r9: 43 1.4 a • flap 54 0... 70 0 Was, rood to or3o 0... 03 0 Costs Aim 04131- nary to tee SS 0... 341 0 Iltunidra amid Ps &al 24 0 . >< 0 red or rola= lf 10...30 OPetter sill F Oar p r 1011 W $ 3 O. 34 brows k yaw U 0.. 33 d p uru meed Woe 92 . 0... 0 Cod V 10... . Mouth Sea 370 WI Olin,(141110011,p.tot $3 0 9 • Cocas Nut 9440. UPq ria per toot ....... . $77 0 . 0 • Lia•••• 27 0.-27 • • hansom; pro wt. Eatter—Cork, 611 0..10 2ad 0 0 0 3rd 0 0... 0 Dablla,le 0 0.. 0 Liakrark, do NI 0..10 Carlow, lot 0 C 0 i 5 t 6 ;r7 .4. 1 .: 70 0...00 Beef, bib, pit tines Tim. St pet lb. Conroe, sseunse 0 ... 0 Si Rece, et per est. Bowel white l7 0... SO 0 Cargo IS 0... 17 0 Java . Pater S7 0.. IS 0 Carotins 3O 0... Sll 0 Snares awe at per gull. Leeward Island PO.! Mem 9 .. Pork, prime ms ll5 •... • • Ilespaeraet,D969 lid 6 I I Da., Mast 131096, W.;6611"4 70 1..71 a n zatr• i 63 6 .01 11 Law do DaDistpr 154 • .16 • .do • Ditto Bladder 76 1 _l9 • Ameriesa 11.0 ms, Ox sad 00., at per 19. B. A. and IL Video, drf e 0464.0 074 0 4 0 44 47 : :4 : 1•10. Lhasa ll.7 Var. dry 0 5 0 6 W4at UAW, dry . 0 44 • 11 Balla : East ladia • D.Az •si •a, dry 0 7 .. 0 • S. Amer. PIT I • 16 9 ROMiS. ditto 6 6 10 6 LDr. it:: 4L ati t er , ra. • ai.0666. 5 10 . 3 1, - - 3 6... 2 Denurwa, 26 to 36 per coot 44.410 Jambi, SO to 26 per cent. O.P. 010...00 Pa•mrite lurks 11 6 ... 6 0 6r00dy,164 brands I 3 II 0 Illitimbspitlls,Lp. I 7 0 ... 0 0 366611 Irish ll 0 ... 0 0 Fla; per tan. 1t10,P.T.12. £47 0...64 0 U. PeOrnbarg, I boad 0 0 0 n Dutch sot Uri& 63 0...03 0 Prkoload U 0 48 0 Haar. t par am. It.Petersbuyama.237 10 ..30 oatabot ..... 34 10. 1.5 0 eko; 3l 0...31 10 Riga, ctitisbo ****** paw Must East hulls Boas. Bombay lB 0...23 Jute .......... Campuses i 0. 0 Pardo. 'maim 6 0... 0 0 Nicaraipui, large aad solid IS 0...1 ! to _ Tor, at per cwt. Boom 97 0..99 0 Straits% Com. b blocks 95 0... I Lima IS 0. 17 10 Septa ... 10 10...18 0 Red &maws. S 0... 0 10 Reuel 20 11...31 0 Lox, at per taa. Bare CIO 0 ta 0 TALLOW.—The market is dull, and very little doing. Petersburg Y. C. a the spot, 494. 6d. ;; . all the year delivery, 4.55. 6d. to 445. 9d. CORN.—MARK-LANE—The receipts of all grain since Monday, with the exception of foreign Oats, have been small. We experienced • good demand for Wheat, at an improvement of Is. per qr. ; a similar advance war era !dished upon several cargoes of Lincoln and Cambridge. sh i re Wheats, which were taken on French account. The business done for export thence was not so extensive as it would have been had there been more Wheat on offer from the coast, as several orders could not be executed, owing to the absence of arllen. Barley in better request, and the turn dearer. Oats of home-growth being scarce, brought rather more money: foreign cannot be quoted higher. Beans and Peas without alteration. A very large business was done in American Flour, at Is. above Monday's quotations. BRITISH. waists r* 4 1.... , • Wasir, F.. and Kent Red.... 73 to 77 79 Witite. 77 to SI to 10 Norfolk and Suffolk 74 to 73 77 do 75 to 77 to 31 Talavera (Ewes or Suffolk) 63 to 47 Cantbridge&LiMOlDßed73 to 7/ to 79 Whits 75 to 79 to 61 Northumberland 61 Scotch do. —to do —to— to Irish do —to do —to— to Rya 33 to IS BALUIT. Feeding......_._ .............37 to 40 ..... 40 43 to 44 Malting Irish to Scotch to 1 Baca WALL. 42 to 44 _ _ Neal 1 Oars, En= Feed — mars tine pale 76 to 82 .211 to Mr x... 810.... 27 to 30. Od Polands 32 to Ms 114...P0t5t0. 33 to 33s 04 Barwick endSootob rind 29 to 31. Oil—Potato- 34 to 36. Od bib Peed .....«..14 to 27 to 29s 011.-113102.... 27 to 29s 0. Ditto Potre Pees, Grey 2B to 479 04.-Nspie... 31 to 53e Oil Noe 34 to 62 Imperial 42 to 64 White 43 to 31. .Boilers 43 to 39 BaAMS, Mampa 38 to 40 Tien. 40 to 43..414 43 to 47 Marrow 42 to 43 Snail 43 to 48 -old 47 to 31 Taus, New Spring ..... to New Winter— to —.. old to Unman, New 4O to 42 Per 1144r4. Loma Caw 212 101 to Ili Os. .......... ... re mei .4 Mb& Prosy Town reedeolelivered 60 to 43 . Ene Housebold 56 to 33 Norfolk end iliiikek - 30 to 54 Whites Northemloriosh Linsoln, sad Yorkshire Owes ern Rant— —to Irish FOREIGN. Doty tree. Wax" llollaisisi Ifaaleasre 72 In 76 Ow le II to 17611644101 OW* saw if is 77... so at= W. ar. ri .". = : 7- Dagmhesiiiiiims. 70 So II .—to Burs t MOW/ MOW/ Uis 43....--.134ti1110g oto 46... to bloom Oosit SO ft 0 . .... Loon.= 311 to 40... to WAN Raiz rommets N0C11301360 • Ser . •llo ed I:mak —....-. 26 to 30... to _..., ... '''' t; t; DIM Bow. to 11a4,4, Small to old 11 to 411 —to apple.... 84 Is a —.Mow* r —.— Tau, Orz at. 411 Is II ...... Is 84.-- is Weigio*, B&W . 44 to 47... do. do. Mothensomos W alms 47 49 to 3i... do. Is tomes, ll4l to • ammo* 34 to 36 do. as. Itorones Com Ow of dap, pet to% 43 10. to 43 130. Loos Canso, DWI' sod ames 41116 SS 10a. to 410 lot. alio PimaW *arks& ads 410 10e. to 411 10. per Bel. of 19510, 33 to 38 33 to 33 WOOL-Hi sent of 6.1., and the lower qualities Is. per barrel over the terms last noted; whilst in English or Irish scarcely any bu siness was apparent. Barley and Malt, though not in active demand, were held at our increased quotations. Besse, com manding little ledira, receded Is. per qr. ress remained un varied. Oats, exciting more inquay than Ur .Ite, WO, able at an amendment of Id. per 451 b ; and Oatmeal fully supported previous rates. Indian Corn, continuing to meet a tolerably free sale for Ireland, advanced 1.. per 480Ib.; and In dian Meal steadily maintained the currency of last week. British Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, 10s. 10d. to 105. X; extra, lls. to Ih. 4d. ; white, Ha. to 1 ls. 4d.; extra, 1 Is. 3.5. to 11s. 74.; Irish, red, 10s. 3d. to 10.. 6d.; extra, 10s. 6d. to 10s. Bd.; white, 10s. 6d. to 10s. 9d. Barley, English, per quarter, SO.. to 544 . Chevalier, 55a to 56, ; Scotch and Irish, per 60 lb.,' 6.. 6d. to N. 9d. Malt, English, per quarter, pale, 70s. to 84s. Oats, Engirds and flata. per 45 lb., fis. Id. to 51. &I. ; seed, de. ild. es fa Id. ; Welsh, ss. ld. to ss. 2d.; Irish, fine qualities, b. 9i. to 51. 3d. ; general qualities, Ss. Id. to 65. 2d. BOWS, English, per quarter, 51s. is 545. ; Pigeon, 535. to 55.. Scotch and Irish, per 480 lb., 46a. to 48s. Peas, English, pet quarter, white, 575. to 62r.; dr. and Irish, grey, 525. to 545. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, tine 465. to 49,.; superfine, 555. to 575. • extra, 58s. to 59e. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 h., 1846, 48s. to 50.. • old, 44a. to 48s. ; Cnidian, old, 44*. to 48s. Br an, iu pox 24 lb., la. 9d. to Is. $4. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, free, rid. 10s. Id. to 10s. 9d. ; white, 10s. 911. to Ih. ; United States, red, 10.. NI to Ids. ; white, lls. to 11s. 6d.; Dontlie, mixed and red, 10s. 6d. to 10.. 10d. ; high mixed, lls. 3d. to 111.9 d.; Lower Baltic sod Hamburg, red, 10.. 9d. to I Is. ; white, 10.. 9.1. to 1 Is. 3d. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 10..6d. to 10s. &I. ; Archangel, 10.. 3d. to 10..6d. ; Odes's, common, red, 10s. 3d. to 10..6d. ; Polish, IN. 6d. to 10.. 9d ; French, Spanish, and Italian. red, IN. 4d. to 10.. Bd.; white, 10,. 611. to 10s. 9d. ; Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 10e. 6d. to 10.. 9d. • Egyptian, Bs. 9d. to 9a. 3d.; Mediterranean, &c., hard, red, N. Gd. to 10.. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 40s. to 425. Barley, per 601 h., 6s. 4d. to 7e. Oats. per 4.5 lb., ss. 2d. to N. 4d. Beans, per quarter, European, 46e. to 505.; Egyptian, per 4806., 375. to 395. Pee., per qr.. Baltic, &e., white, 58a. to 624.: Canadian, 58e. to 60.. Indian Corn, per 4891 b., 525. to 545. &I. Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b., 25,. to 265. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b. Canadian, sweet, 375. to 38s. del.; United States, 'tweet,' 375. to 381.6 d • United States and Canadias, sour, 33., 6d. to 34a. Arrival, into Liverpool tail Runeei..: from the 6th to the 12th April, inclusive: Whist, 14.271 qrs.; Barley, 4,487- Malt, 1,001; Oats, 2,888; Rye, 16; Peens, 5,776; Peas, 21; Indian Corn, 44,271 ; Indian Corn mad, 12,603 barrels; Oatmeal, 952 sacks ; Flour, 375 sacks, 69,453 barrels. L•xx, APRIL 13.—Avery small supply of Wheat, and 2a. to 3t. per quarter dearer. Barley, Is. to 2s. per quarter. Wheat, 61 to 63 lbs., 725. to 765. ; white, 80s. Barley, best, 475. to 48s. ; stained, 395. to 40. Beans, 60s. to 62a. Oat., 17d. per stone to the grower. Mayrox, Arkin, 10.—The market but thinly supplied with Wheat, and prices 2s. per qr. over last week's rates. Barley and Oata rather dearer, with a short supply. Wheat, red, 72a. to 80s. white, 76n. to 84s. per 40 stone. Barley, 495. to 635. per It stone. Oata, 16d. to l7d. per stone. Newmanairr, Aran. 13.—The Corn trade to-day did not appear very brisk • the demand for Wheat was but limited, and may be quoted at an improvement of Is. to 2a. per qr. since the prices of this day se'nnight. Barley trade was rather doll, with but scarcely any alteration in value. ' Oats, Beano, and Peas not materally altered in value. Ow rent prices: Wheat, 64a. to 775. Barley, 425.; malting quality, 465. to 61s. Oats, 28s. to 38s. Beans, 51s. to 655. Peas, 60a. to Us. Malt, saa. per qr. PLystouvii, Aram 12.—Farmer' supplies of all grain containue very small, and at this morning'■ market there was more disposition to purchase, and Wheat made au advance of Is. t 2s. per qr. Flour unaltered. nt, APRIL 13. —The Show of Wheat today wee Rood, and fine red made 77.. to 78i. ; white, Ws. to 82a. The trade wan far from brink for any article, more particularly far Lent Corn, for which the demand wm very limited. SALISBURY, Aram 13.—Wheat sold at an advance of 2a. to 3a. per qr, for best, and Is. to 2a. for common samples. Fine white made 201. per load ; red, 191. to 191. 10s. ; good, 18/. ' inferior, 81s. to 635. Flour rose 2a. per lag. Barley was also dearer by Is, per qr. Best, weighing from 10 score to ll score, reached 345. per qr. ; good, 30s. ; moderate quality, 455. to Rik ; inferior, 400. to 42.. Malt was also Is. to 2a. per qr. above last week's quotations ; best, 80s. ; good, 761.; moderate, 725. Beans were Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer, prices between 525. and 68s. Peas and Rye offered at last week's prices. Oats were scarce, the best 2.. per qr. dearer; inferior, ls. Prima Polaad and potato Oats, 345. per qr. ; good, 30s. ; black, 28s. Moderate Oats, 265. to 275. Winter and spring Tares, Os. to 9s. per bushel. MAK/MILLER, ArolL B.—The accounts from the country continue dull, and although many persona still admit that there are numerous wants to fill up, yet there duct not ap pear to be any desire to invest beyond what is required for the wants of the day, so that speculation is at a stand still for the present. The quantity of Corn which will be brought into Marseilles during the months of May, June. and July from the Danube and Black Bea will be very large; and what will become of it, should the crops prove fine, nobody can tell. THIRSTS, MARCH 30.—Then is now nothiog doing in Wheat for France or England, but prices are fully supported, in oonsequenoe of a good demand from Ancona, as well u from other parts of Upper Italy. Odessa soft Wheat has been add as high as 1011., which is equal to 76e. 9d. pee free as bead This demand, hunger, menet be eapecSed to last long; and, if we have any arrivals of consequence, prices may be ex pect ed to decline. Indian Corn may be in spoken of the same way. A cargo of 5,000 stari Bannat was bought a few days se for shipment to England, at 61f., or 495. per imperial qr., Geo on board. MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSFIELD, APRIL 13. —We may report a slight amendment upon lut week's business in our Piece-hall to-day. But still it has been a bad market, and goods Cr. selling very low. Tbe ware houses are doing rather more in finished goods this week than last, but they are of peculiar patterns and of good qua lities. CHEESE.—SALISEURY, Arum 13.—Not so much pitched u tumid. The price for beet Chedder, 6Ss. to 70s, per cwt. Best Somerset' and Wilts, double, 645. to 665. ; 645. to 665.; common Wilts, 60.. to Us. Half-cow ard", 42a. to 44". Skims, 30.. to 36e. HOPS.—BOROUGH MARK ET.— MOO o' Clock.-- Messrs. Pattendon and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the market continues very quiet. nears 11.4asa,p.cort. u. •,• st 0 Youths 131313.. p. girt L. 3ln 41 • V/4•31 el Lou 4 4 tell • Teartlag „ lllse 3 II Sawa „ IS to 4 OW Hops_ „ i ts te 3 • Tsemltar too MAIDSTONE, APRIL 13.—Poling is going on with great activity. The College ground is half completed, and other plantations are advancing.—Maidstone Journal. SK S.—SALISBURY, APRIL 13.—Best Downs 4.. 9d. each ; comma, 3s. to 41. Marraia Skins, 29. Bd. to 39. 3d. each. Long- Wools, bed, 6s. to ss. Bd. each ; not many in market; common, 44. to 4s. 3d. Butchers' Lamb, 2s. to 2a. 3d. each ; 2a. to 2a. Bd. per dollen ; shorn, Bd. to 9d. each. nt Tong N0.194.] LONDON,WEDNESDAY EVENING,A PRI L 14,1817.[3d. negr a r 1; 4 1848 ; ri zaitst i : 4 l i loo T in .. lB4s p ; . 23,773 rtieea 6, 1 1846 ; wbich different countries contributed to these imports of cotton goods in 1848 were as follow: Great Britain Mail United Slates 4,486 pease... France 1,444 Hanes Mee 404 The cottons from Great Britain show an increase, as com pared with 1842, of nearly 7,000 packages; of 8,600, as com pared with 1843; of 3,700, as compared with 1844; and of nearly 3,000, ea compared with 1845. As compared with 1816, the imports of cottom goods horn the United States was in decrease by nearly 4,000 packages; and in increase slightly upon 1844; but in decrease considerably both in 1842 and 1843. Frame and the Hann Towns were in de criers alas in 1848. but not in proportionate extent. Some small quantities of cotton goods were imported coastwise from other Brazilian ports, which made up the difference between the total imports and those noted from the countries gamed. Of the 2,161 packages of linens imported, 1,657 were from Great Britain, showing a decrease of 336 packages upon 184.5, but an increase upon the three years preceding. The largest quantity from any other quarter we. 194 from Portugal. Of the 1,261 packaged of silk goods in 1846, Great B. dein furnished 424, which was 127 in excess of 1846, but 120 lees than 1844, 18 less than 1843, 109 more than in. 1842. From France 666 packages were received in 1846, against 682 in 184.5, bat an menage more or lass upon the preceding years. la 1842 only 281 packages were received from France against 442 from Great Britain. The remainder of the silks were from the United States, Haase Towns, Spain, Sardinia, and Belgium. Of woollen goads 3,828 packages entered Rio Janeiro in 1846, of which from Great Britain 3,175, from France 384, from the Hansa Towns 902, from Belgium 66. Prom Great Britain the imports were only 14 package' more than 184.5, but more considerably below those of the three farmer years. From Francs the imports were 104 packages below those of 184.5, end nearly as much below those of 1844 and 1843, but ! 118 above those of 1842. . . The imports of 1846 were considered to be me/ally toy much in excess of the consumption, and although money was in tolerable supply, the result of sales pressed, and lower prices, was that the trading community of Rio were believed to be more indebted to the forsign importers than at the end of 1845. _ _ _ The export trade of Rio showed a considerable improve ment in 1846. The quantity and the value of the exported products were greater than in either of the preceding years. The exports of coffee -1142 1843 1844 1345 1846 1,174,6.59 1,183,646 1,271,023 1,208.062 1,511,096 top & larre4s. Excess in 1846 over 1843 of 303,031 bags. The countries chiefly exported to were : The United States, 727,263 bags, against 551,276 in 1845; Hamburg, 177,326, against 115,829 in 1845; the Mediterranean, 165,469, against 121,604 is 1845; to Great Britain and her poseemions, 172,621 bags, quantity for 1845 not stated. Prices, after a range of be tween 2s. to 3s. from highest to lowest, were a shade lower at the end than the beginning of the year. Of sugar the exports had diminished from 14,539 boxes in 184-5 to 8,113 only in 1846, nearly one half of which went to Portugal. The great producing and exporting provinces of Brazil for sugar are h,wever Bahia and Pernambuco, espe cially the former. 01 hides, the quantity exported from Rio in 1846 was 391,692 against 215,689 in 1815. It is not neeemary to go through a number of products of smaller quantities, but in the aggregate of important value. The total value of products exported iu 1846 is estimated at 31,000,000 milreis. Gold unopened, diamonds, &c., 3,000,000. The Custom-house receipts Were In 1846 8,215,373 milral . . _ Against in 1843 The Consalatie feet, 1444 Against IA 1843 1,747,930 The exchange oa London had varied during She year from 26 the lowest, to 28S the highest at the close of the year. TRADE WITH EGYPT AND SYRIA.—The Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade communicated to the COMIDIetiOIIIOIII of the Customs Department, in the month of February, their lordships' desire that instructions should he given to the proper officers of customs to release imme diately from quarantine all onsets arriving from Turkey with clean bills of health, and having non-enumerated articles only on board, provided the crew and all persons on board have been free from any suspicion of infectious disease during the voyage ; and in reply to a communication of a subsequent date from the commissioners requesting to be informed whether the aforedoing order of their lordships had reference,—let, to vessels arriving from the Black Sea ; 2ad, whether vessels from all places under Turkish dominion, as Alexandria, were to be considered within the scope of such " dominions ;" and 3rd, what places vessels must arrive from, under the circumstances, to render nevi the quarantine restraint—theirlerdihips inti -1111 Mei, llessill• (ewe glebe desks cif *Mona- ' eil)-1. That vessels from the Black See, with cargoes of enumerated or non-enumerated goods, were to be released immediately from quarantine, even if they had touched at Constantinople, or any other port in Turkey, from which clean bills of health are issued. 2. That vessels from Egypt sad Syria were not included in the order—all vessels from Egypt and Syria continuing under the existing regulations, via., 15 days with cargoes of enumerated goods (to he removed into a laaaret), and five days for vessels having cargoes of non-enumerated goods only, and having clean bills of health; and in reply to the third ques tion, that all vessels from ports in Turkey and Wanda under the dominion of Turkey were included in the order, and all vessels from ports in Egypt and Syria to be placed under the restraint of quarantine. With re ference to these orders of the Lords of the Council, a com munication has now been received by the Commissioners of Customs from Mr. Bathurst, clerk of the council, stating that he has been directed by their lordships to request that the board will give directions to the proper officers of their department to release immediately from quaran tine vessels from Syria and Egypt having non-enumerated goods only on board, arriving under the same circumstances se staved in Mr. °milk's letter of 6th February last, viz., wi'h clean bills of health end having non-enumerated ar ticks only on board, and provided the crow and all grams on board have been free from any suspicion of infectious disease during the voyage. In pursuance of this order of their lordships, the Commissioners of Customs have issued instructions to the principal officers of the revenue through out the kingdom to carry the same into effect. YENEWlLA.—Carnemis papers to the 7th of March have come to hand. According to these, it would appear that, scarcely was Gene ral Moons, raised to the presidency, before a new revolution broke out, under the leadership of Ranjel. As the insurgents, however, were surrounded in different quarters by between 2,500 and 3,000 troops, directed by able chiefs, it was expxted that their power would soon be subdued. The presence of General Zamora at the seat of war confirmed this impression. These same papers complain that the revenue of the state beaus so fair comparison with its population, its coasump- Lion, its exportations, or its progress ; and the chief cause, combined with bad management, is alleged to be the imposition of specific instead of ad valorem duties. Lengthy statistics are entered into with the view of establishing the cane, and the position of Chili is brought under consideration as showing the point of importance attained by that republic from the pursuit of an enlightened policy in respect to com mercial legislation. From what is stated in El Liberal, it seems to be regarded so essential that the question should be brought to the notice of the government, so en alteration would, it was thought, tend not only to provide for the pressing demands of internal concerns, but also to increase the wealth of the country and establish its credit at home and abroad. It ha. before been intimated in the same jour nal that the whole code of regulations connected with the collection of the revenue regime* revision and amendment. FAMINE AT MADEIRA.—The following is an ex tract from a letter, dated Funehal, March. 20 " Famine is now come to Madeira, and ere long it may be at our own door. Neither wheat, milho (Indian corn), rice, nate, bar ley, or any other grain is to be bad. P. can supply us with only 100 etre' (541.) worth of bread a day, for about • month. W. is as short. No bread in the vendae (shops), except for regular customers. Money is of no use to the poor—it will bay nothing. In the 'meth they are giving wine ta infants, having literally nothing else. You may imagine the misery of the poor. The Zergo is expected, with rice, from Lisbon, in a day or two, which will be • week's consumption. The suffering will be fearful. We have purchased • considisrable ' quantity of biscuit, and hope to keep oar five kitchen mouths going; but our groom hes but • slender stock of hod for his family, and we must share with him. Mrs. 8. h obliged to beg milho of us for her infant ; none is to be bessitt. Of course, our horses have long fed on grams; lassaaa beings are doing the same in many country parishes. The governor is doing all he can, but there is no food, and people cannot eat basalt. There is money to pay for corn and breed-stuffs ; any shipowner would find an immediate sale for his freight. The cause of the present scarcity is the diversion of the customary supplies in Sardinian and Greek bottoms, from the Mediterranean ports, tomeet the demands of France and England. A similar drain on America with holds the hitherto almost monthly arrivals of flour and grain from her ports. Letters from St. Petersburg of the 28th ult, refer to the perfect glut of wheat in the markets of the Koolau capital. There was on band • superfluity of 'ripply sufficient to load 900 or 1,000 vessels. In the markets of Rosie foreign orders to the extent of 3,000,000 of hertoltaies bad been executed. Navigation was still impeded by the pre ' nese of the ice, and the utmost anxiety for its break-up was expressed. Accounts from Alexandria of the 29th ult., announce that on the 22nd upwards of 40 vessels, laden with Darn, sailed from that port, mostly bound for England. The viceroy was not expected at Alexandria before the close of April. The last accounts from Be rout, of the 26th ult., mentioned that tranquillity prevailed throughout Syria. TRE Ceopa. There is a manifest and decided improvement in the appearance of the young wheats since our last. The westerly gales of last Wednesday and Thurs day have been succeeded by mild, warm, spring weather, with rehashing showers, and at present we have every prospect of a plentiful barest. The fruit season promises to be an abundant one, and we trust that the pat year of amenity and privation will be followed by one of abandeacta—Lirecoht. Mire Times. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & Cl'IY INTELLIGENCE. Two o' Clock.—The market has been all in a com motion this morning, • sort of revolution among funded velum and speculations. Consols, which opened quietly at 86 to 1 for money and to-morrow, took an extraordinary start, and mounted tepidly, with scarcely a reaction, to 871 to 1, to the dismay no leas than the astonish ment of the speculatin for the fill. Ex'ensiee purchases of stock, both for money and time, were made be two leading broker firma, known habitually to net for the Hebrew party and capitalists out of doors. The purchases extended, in the whole, it is said, to upwards of 800,000/. Many reports were in circulation, of course, to account for this strange alteration in affairs. One of the most plausible to appearance in, that the account of • principal " bear" opera tion having been somehow found to be uncovered to the extent of two million., the party for the rise seized the opportunity to raise the market upon him, and compel him to buy in his stock sold oar time bargains at as great an I advance of price IN possible. There was another report, however, which has gainer! general currency tLis morning, and was first and exclusively adverted to in the Daily Newt of yesterday as current the day before in most respectable quarter., to the effect that the government had decided on issuing on order in council authorising the Bank of Basked to make an immediate issue of small notes. The actual sum for which this authorisation is, or is to be' granted, is now stated to be three millions. Assuming any consistency fn thia report, it h an opinion gene rally entertained in City quarters that such • measure would increase, instead of allaying, the uneasiness prevailing about the position of that establishment, end of money affairs hi the country. It remains So be RNs, however, ' whether and how far the report shall come to be confirmed, and the weighty causes by which it shall be justified. After the sudden rise to Cono.ls before referred to, a re action commenced. They gradually declined to 861 to 1 for the present, and 861 to 7 for the May account, remaining, therefore, still upon balance 4 per cent. better than at the opening of the market, or the close of business yesterday. For Reduced Threes the nearest quotation is &SI to 1. Three-and a.Quarter per Cents., 861 to 7. Exchequer Bills, 3 discount to par. Consols Scrip, 21 to 2 discount. Bank Stock, 193 to 5. We lave not much change in the foreign market, where business continues extremely limited. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. improved to 581 to 9; the Fours, to 901 to 2. Spanish are said to be hardly so good, but in the agitated state of the Consul market, it was scarcely possible to get precise quotatiens. The Fives are said to be 251 to 1 ; the Threes, 364 to Portuguese, 341 to 51. Mexican, 201 to 1. 13(01,1111 FUNDS. Rank Stack, DS I 3 per Ct. Camels Ace., WI I per Od Red. ABM, 831 1 71 per Crew fur Key. NI 7 3 per Ct. Coadrels Anse , add 1 Exceed., lithe, 3r. d pee Canoes !trip. $ I I S par OS Austria. Itead*, WV — I pee Ont. Mm& M. 1.0 300 40 per R. 11.141.8 Beadm,ll4 a Oremaa Deferred 144... 34 ab per Cent. ditto, I per CS. Mesita., ISM, M 4 I I per C. Praslllsa IMAJP2 4 4 per Cs. Peraviaa Ma., 311 4* Dare New. 81 3 Partaramee Cm,. Ms, 31. I 0 Peer Ct. Menem Arne 1d1.,111 4I • per Cl. Malmo has., tee 10 Dim Cldia. Ms .91 3 Dim apart.. MA 230 I Ditto Caul.. Ile. Mu.— 3 per Cl. apmata. Me . 340 I Oolvelblaa Famdor 14.,, li Xi speaks. Deferred Pd.,, 17 II 3 per C , .. Male. P. 3.., Pa 7 1 apamult Pawl,. MA, 4 0 If per Cl. Mita Ms, Me I 2 per Cs Venezuela PM, 10 41 4 per Ct. Oen. Datele.llli I Vemezaela Mkrred MA, 111 IN RAILWAYS.—The mo morning, r Consols improved without alteration in prier. BALLS EFFECTED OP TO Ti arket was better in the ; but it is now again flat, but (Yesterday's pekes Amber.. Non, Bu., k J 7l , If 1 Bir. t Oxford Jn., 131 6 Buranghamakire, 1 d Caledonia', 24 5 1 Do. Ha n es, 2 E. Countka, 161 191 Do. Perp., 3 per Cl., N 0.2, 4 p Do. York Damask" 44 Edin. and Perth, 31 Ely and ilun E d=4, 154 CH. Northern, 3 Gt. Nor. st New, 2311 Oral Western Drs., 174 Do. New, 74 1 Rdl Jk Selby Ha“.., 511 Leeds and Bradford. 77 f 8 4 Leath and Thlrsk. 18 1 18 Liver., Man., k New. Jun., 1 Lon. & BlackwalL 7 4 Do. New, No. 1, 31 Do. Extenaica, 4 Loa., Heigh, k S. Coast, 514 21 London k Orsenwich, 81 Do. Preference, 214 LOT. k N. Western, 173 4 Lea. and 6. W., ID 4 Do. Tenths (Canaolldated), 834 Do. WO TIIIB DAY IN LONDON. LI be found in last panel. blanches. & Southampton, I I Mkiland, 114 Do. New, 39$ I . Do. New, 4$ 6 Newcastle & Berwick, 231 6 Do. New, 74 Norfolk, 133 N. Counties Calm, 1 6 North British, 31 Do. Extension, 111 Do. Thirds, 3 North ntaffardahlre, 71 1 Oaf., Wor.. & Weir., 14 Preston & Wyre, film (A) 11l Read., Guild., & Reig., 4$ f Scottish Central, 25f Shropshire Union, If d Routh Devon, 31$ South Wales, 71 York., Dom, & Goole, 1$ Wt d Rkling Cuion, 1 f p York & New. New, 141 14 Do. Pref., 61 71 York & N. llMland, SI Do. lixtendon, 40 Do. Pref., 11 Do. E. and W. R. Eaten., 30 6 Disallow., 36 at /moo 132 Orleans dL and 6 4(S el I Paris an yna, Paris & Strasbourg, I Tours and Nantes, lf ...MN —" B=l alm. ay Thirds DO. Fittbs, 91 14 Do. irds ( .), I I p Wm., B o s t on, & stioek, I p The share istarir;tazidgite without any decisled mammas • Clew and Birk. Hales, 131 Eastern Counties York Ext.,ll d E. Lancashire New, 4 p Do. New Scrip, 1 p ram. and Glee. x.. 171 Loa& N. Western, 173 Kan. t Leads 721.. h., 11 p Do. Rale 11e. 9d. 1 p Itsn„Shef., Lm. Eighths, d Midland, 114 Do. 444. shares, 3 p Do. New, I 2. 1 1ji 147 British New, p Pres. a Vire .es (B), es.Sd.p S. E. k Dom. 334 Do. New, No. 4, p York & Newcastle Ref, 3 p ILES, APRIL 13. • alight improvement, bat coei&nre. York k N. Mid. (E. & W.H.Ert.) Pre., 6Jp Glarg Barr., and Neil., 24 p Bur., Think, 31 d Do. Pref., i p Strews. & Canner New. d And). and &sacra Ja., d Mr. & Oxford Ja., 6 p Pit Lir Tan ea . i , " and New.ln., II d Mat and Midland Jo., par d N. Staffordshire, 2i I p North Modern, 1 d Samna sad Hereford, 14 d ahroprelre Unica & C., li d Demerara, Areas,l3. Prices ralliur conaM 7 d7raiTy . Fir vi evioua day, and a good butt res. Ambernate, Not, & Bow E. J., Birk., Lan., k .fthhire J.,' Bir. and Oxford Jo., 7 15.16 Black.. Clith. & N.W. Pref., 1 E. Lancashire New, a 7-16 Do. New Scrip, 6.16 necterood,Prea., &WAR. J.,a 13-16 Great No...there. j Do. L. &Y . Eaten. Sc., Hod. & Man. R. & C., 4 Leeds and Think, 31 Do. Preferential, I Idaa. h Leeds 32L, late Eaten., la Yu., kLlaaoiash.___, ...__, from the &Trenton of the OM WU don. at the advanced M in. !South= ~ lki. 14. Staffordahire, 21 North Western, 1 Oldham Alliance, Soottash Central, 7 Shrews. k Strut. t. 12.. hi oh. (B), Is. 6d. bbropthire Union, 35a 325. & E. k Dover, 351 S. Staffordshire, 1 West Riding Unlon, 15-16 1 146 Wharfdale, f It-16 Whitehaven sad Fuentes, 31 York k Newt. Pref., 3 1 DingLINCIMAN SALES, APRIL 13. The general depression in the monetary affairs of the country continues to have a considerable effect on Su mm , . ket. The business transacted has been exceedingly limited for some time, and prices wear a downward aspect. stir., Wol., k Dudley. 51 p Shrews. & Birm. (A), fa. 46.11 p Bir, Wol., Stour YaL„ IS p D. do. 111), St Gt. Northern, les. 3d. el B. IStailbedablre, f Ss. ed. d North Stafi'ordehlre, 46a. kL p Menu and Southampton, LEEDS SALIM Aram IS. An extensive amount of hominess was trim/acted. mad la man y of the lines advanced prices were obtained. B. k W. Yorkshire, 11. 7a ad. d Man. Southampton, las. 6d. d New East Lanese. 10a. p Midland Pref., 11 p Bag Lincohnlthe, 32a. 6d. p N. Counties Union. 42..21 d Leads Sr Think, 3 d North Western, 19.. 2de. 4 Do. New, 2 d Rum. Or Bir, (B ), 2a. Sd.d D. Pref., 13.. 16a. p N. Staffordshire, 21. 3s. 21.4. p Leeds, Wak.,44lid., 17s. 174.64. d News. Berwick, 41 p Mahan & Dna Ja., par York & N. Mid. Pref., 71 p Man. lk Leeds 321. Shares, 11 p Wharfdale Ja., I2a Od. Great N. Ka., 12.. 6d. d I Me Mee. & Leeds Fifths, 41 9 Wort Riding Union, 195. 20. p BRISTOL SALE", Aram 13. The tone of the market was a shade better yesterday, more particelarly in regard to the shares of the Great Western B C Brisl & &meter Thirds, 4 p New. aml Berwick New. 21 p Calsisnisa Halves, Ila 3d. d Mid., Brio., & Glouces ter, 15 p D. DPW. York Eaten., I d N. British Eaten., f p 02.111116arsQuarteni 3 p 8. Devon Pref.. 1-16 1 9 De. New 171., 14 3 p York and Newsom New, 2 p 111111 and New 401., 3 p Do. Pref., 21 p DO. New 301., 1/ p HULL BALEB, k Sdby Halves. 514 , h Eaten. Scrip, 7s. 6d. p =k, k 4nit en t.,ll6 N.W. Pret.lls.p 21. 18a. 9d. YORK BALI Omni Nestamis, 2L 11. 32. la New. Is k. New, IL 4a. 71. 3.6.1. N. Bella Thirds, V. Igs. 3 D. amten, Sl.sa ad:y.6s. Ar!uL IS. Ipnra caul d North Bttardiddre, 2e p N. Counties Unice, fie. M. W. 6d. Went Hiding Unica, 17s. 6d. p 93, Aran. IS. N. British Ex.. I& Is. Cd. 1/.1.9d. N. Counties Colon, 7s. North Western, 3 York and Neste. PreL, 7 ALM Amt. IS. &tin. lk Perth, 606. Othisnisa New, ar 42;. - Denbo i Northern Jun., 444.6 d. IL Latedes Central, 274. dd. Hs. Edillseli and %Agate, 62 Ulm, LOIN Do. Grus., 4 New, Dia Quarters, Edin. & Northern, IS{ Do. New, 12s. Id. 735. Do. Newport, 72 71. is. Gt. Northern, fae. .nthe& & !landsman., 235. 16s. N. Briny& 32 Do. Quarters, 7b. 725. Do. Yew Qrs. 6c., 225. 6d. 235. D. Thirds, 625. 63a. Scottish Central, 23 Shrews., Ossras., kCbas.,Nen,22s. Direct Borate, & Madras, 3s. M. COALS.—HoIf-past quotations : sawn Kola —a —6 BMWs Maribor ... —.—. I leallteo Wen Hanley 176 04 m• " Illo.loy NM Nolo Moo . —. —6 Wog Ilardity —a-1 'Was Nod Adelaide —o —d Walls Ind Bo wicks • Co. —6 —ek oo.—The following are the Wall* tea Rea114,114R441•4 1Y 04 IrallaCal Clarke tad Co —a —4 Well. lON Hew*. —a —4 Walls Nod Haswell Walla HM Hettoa lle 41 Walla Cad Xllliagarmalt —a —4 W 2116144 14001•1 well. BM Orewart% Walla Mad Adelal44 Ten Walla ■ad Taal •, lea PRODUCE.—Mnicixo-LANE, Half-past Aso.— The Sugar market romans dull, and has been very mu * neglected today. The public sale of &his was withdrawn for want of buyers. Refined hen been tolerably steady. Lump, 63e. 6d. to 66s.—Coffee has been steady, but not actin. A public rale, embracing a variety of descriptions, did not show any !material alteration in prices. —Rios has slightly declined ; low middling white Bengal sold at 18a, and yellow cargo at 165., in public wile.—Cotton : This ardcie has increased confidence, and the lati advance tuts bees folly sitstained.—Rum remains neglected, and prime most be eon sidered partly nominal—Pepper : Clean sifted Sumatra sold at 21, hatted eiteat,—The upon of the beat outliner de& nova, Aissertaut D.° 4 l . c " 4 11"....?Fg_ Cuntban (Duty 74d. per barrel) heath free le per 11•41. of 200 lbs. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON .PROM 111 h APRIL TO 14th APRIL. Q 44. Eaglikt. Beach. Iriek. Perrin. Umlnset I 1780 I Parley l3O 3870 40 Thar, 1,1410 sack. ; barrel.. 11 11,— quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. _ . - - - iiii;o77l;:ri:i i ii:e..l Rye. B. Pm. Feb. 27 . is 79 35. Od 32. 49.33.1 Ild Us Od 57. 3d Ill•reb I . 11s 4d 34.11 d 74 39153.11 d 33e Id 341. Id 13 . 74s 2d 32. 10d Is 24,33. Id 32. 74 34. Ild DP . 73. Illd 31s 10d 31. MU. Id I. Ild 37. Id 27 . 77. Od 3 • 49 31. Sti3O. 04 31. 103 SY 9d April 3 . 77. 14 11. 3A1318 SA 37. 79 11. 39134 s 10d I make Ago. Aver. 730 0c192• 109131. Ild 3is 3431. Ma 10d (There ars no dotes.% Forays Oridn. Mt. Peb. I/. Y.. 6 Mar. 13. IW. 10. Mar. 37. *pill S. 77 75 10 ... 77: 7- 477.71. . •. ILLDLEGII, APITI. 12.—We bad a fair supply of Wheat to-day, for which the holden were asking higher prices, owl @roundly business proceeded slow. A choice pimple to a needy miller might obtain from 6d. to Is. per qr. advance. One or two samples of Barley formed the entire supply. Of Spring Corn the ads wu dull, and Is. lower. - - HULL, Aram 13.-A decidedly firmer and healthier feel ing has pervaded the trade during the past week, and ao thing but the shortness of arrivals and paucity of stocks has prevented a large business. At this day's market, with a thin attendance of farmers, and a small supply, a consider able advent-, was asked, but we do not quote the market more than 2a. per qr. dearer. The little foreign on mle is held for a like advance. There is but little foreign Barley on sale, and such would sell freely at ls. to 2s. per qr. more money. Oats unaltered. Move inquiry for Beans and Peas. Linseed without change, but Linseed Cakes ina7 be bought on easier terms. Rapeeeed and Rape Cakes attract httle attention. The following are the present prices of grain: Wheat, red, 70s. to 725. ; white, 74,. to 78s. ; Dantaic, 72a. to 765. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 665. to 725. Barley, malting, 42a. to 50s. Oats, 28s. to 325. ; Danish, 265. to 30s. Russian, 30e. to 345. Beans, 62a. to 54a. ; foreign, 50s. to 53a.; Peas, white and yellow, 625. to 565. Linseed, crushing, 36e. to 48a. • feeding, 48.. to 625. Rapeseed, par 10 qrs., 281. to 281. 10s. Linseed Cakes, English, per ton, 101. 7s. 6d. ; foreign, 81. to 91. 10e. Rape Cakes, 61 _ _ IPSWICH, Arrui, 13.—Wheat mut to day be noted 1. dearer, but the demand is not lively at the advance. Barley in short supply, for this article there is more inquiry, and priors have advanced fully 1. per qr. Beans remain nomi nally the same r last week. Lzaret,Aratt. 13.—Our supplies of all grain continue short. Wheat meets a fair sale at an advance of Is. per qr. from Friday's rates. Barley, Oats, and Beans in demand at improved prices. Other articles r before. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 2,279; Oats, 387; Barley, 875; Beans, 1,012 ; Shelling, 122; Flour, 54 ; Rapeseed, 312; Lin seed, 290. _ . LIIORTON BUZZARD. APRIL 13.—At this dj u i am arket re the was a considerable qaantit t of Wheat hr which human re as wen much • her rates ; the actually done was at an advance oboist ls. par had war the rates of this day sienaisht. Ilasky dolt apply, Dot no alteration in value. Wheat, par lend of 6 %mirk, 445. to 495. Barley, 425. to 48s. Beans, par 6 totkok, Ik. to 32c Peas, staple, 30a. to 34a. LrvaarooL, Aram 13.—The arrivals at Battik reins* into this port during the mid week amain liaisons mismat, but are amply made up err tas bona tics mid of Europe and America ; y ot Indian Cos. lab= Meal and Flour, all of are nasally abaci; and of Whist, Barley, and Bens liberal, s is nen as re. finance to the however, particulars =Maimed. flees kook lasraised supplies, his hoe Rat by a Who soy nu gamer attendis of WY rod sin isms, with moral Aar bid; end the hasyssey of the Owls in swot Odor din II OM MI slowly *Aft have, war Cora to-day epees& with a lively bid br WINS at descriptions; sod the operations thressiest the osereing having hog soy sabosirs, as ad vance et 41. to Id. per TO b. the MN el Tuesday loot was gossually istabYebad asoofra Near woo also in good mime, wagon twit& roollthoi as Imrovo- APRIL 13.—The Wool trade continues very languid, and prices are stationary. Were it not, however, for small stocks on hand, prices mud recede. The late small advances in grain, together with the screw being put upon the money market, makes things look extremely dull. CATTLE, &c.—BOURN FAlL—This fair was well supplied with both Beasts and Sheep, for which strong prime were asked. Buyers were, however, indisposed to give money, sad ultimately sales were pretty generally effected at current rates. There were some very nice Beasts shown from the herd of Mr. Henry Hodgkin, of Dyke (late of &Lanham), which commanded attention and high pnces. PlllOlll7B FAlL—Then was a fair supply of fat Cattle, for which the sale was good, at from 545. to 58e. per cwt. High prices were demanded for stores, but not many were sold. Fat Sheep were very plentiful , and those sold fetched lid. per pound. Cows and Calves brought 50s. to 640. per cwt. SALISBURY, APRIL 13.—An unusual number of Calves for sale ; fat, made 10s. to 10.. 6d. per score ; lean, from 106. to 161. ; sucklings, 6s. to Bs. Store Pigs sold at 101. 6d. to Ils. per score. GLASGOW, APWIL 12.—The supply of Sheep and Cattle in the market this morning was very scarce. All were sold off at high prices. Best Beef and Tallow brought 10s. 6d. per tron stone. Best white-hoed Sheep, 46e. ; black. faced, from 365. to 42a., according to quality. Far Yesterday's Markets me last par. SHIPPING. Mena Aaarreo.—Dublin,l ; Waterford, 1 ; Donaghadee, 1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, Apra 14.—Wind this day at noon, N. 8., fresh gibs, and cloudy. DIAL, April IL—N.B., fresh.—Arrived: Royal Albert, Manilla; Agincourt, Madras; Rio Packet, Pernambuco. Sailed: The outward-bound, except the Jessie, for Val- Dowozwees Rotot—Sailed -. Loyal Briton, Quebec. PORTSMOLTH, April 13.—E.N.E.-0, port: Crown, St. John's. Sailed : Quebec, New York. PLYMOUTH, April 13.—E.—Sailed: Lady Fitz-Herbert, Mauritius; Florence, Prince Edward's Island; William Brombane, Spermace, Silvis, and DI trine', Quebec ; Satis faction, New York; Royal Sovereign, Adelaide S.A. CLYDB.—Arrived: Fleetwood, Mauritius ; Herald, PeT samboco ; Charlotte Harrisou, New Orleans; Bellona. New York. Sailed: Ellen, Singapore; Emblem, New York; Calcutta, Quebec; Mariner Mirimachi ; Rebecca, New- York ; Henry Flood, Rathuest. Lam, April 10.--Bailed : Middlesborough, Quebec. Coat, April 11.—W. to W.B.W.—Arrived : Alice Hart land, Herewith. Sailed: Francis, New York ; Ganges, Qualate. SHIELDS, April 13.— NA., fresh.—Put beck : Xenophon, for Piston ; Favourite, for America; both with loss of topmsata. SUNDIALAND, April 13.--N.N.8.--Saaled : Vine, Quebec; Viola, Montreal. HULL, Apoil _I3.—W.N.W.-Baßad : Woos:, Minuaichi ; agaristilliftllMll• tho QMINM of - • , from Haas- Wag, pa ii mailaa, la tbell -ea . les mask, go Liar Irak • "" „ W hy DTTM7lll6.—Bellal : H ~, " • B. Sorrawerrw, APMIL 13,11; ' 1 4 ,1' • * Igrahaia, • St. Jam's, N.B. !ailed: . " 'Ai l 1* r TOILIiT, April IL—B.N rs .. ' , . I DULTMOOTII, 4111113. * '''' 9 ''''l l4 '"''' • ire =kW.