The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-23 00:00:00

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Me " Urathes et Me M ow., ' tal . ber . 4=o: m t . & i r e ran. l'h t s ie e= tv ,...... ... t ., 1 ,............= pa . = len Wearies. is=eetheated. to • aldttlon las ales her made Is Ihe Ila et heel rails kerb Na we Warr& to number. ha mereeat dais end et whirr there Mars diem It Is rased. 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Ora. errs/ iv Pet Shirr llell a r lie eso Ma Leaden e .. 2s_p. M=tthe emerior ag ent ritalt..Pred. Miles Elluemi• The Phil st the Preateleer illlntiellebere the Oa& hi Mr. J. W. Darr. Tbe Tram Male a the Is Ms. J. lbw* imi Jamb& Eft Met re eta* I=4. 11. 1= 11. ,1 the terra. Or Mr. W. Ma& of Ileaseethe. The ider a the Della Pr=ie Maas abs !Mr The Era Terser a the Orr Mr esd Mr. The Peal Martearesees Arras UN Chalk. OWL sal= art Penrarress. la Itr. Rupert Ara Warr H. T. DE LA DISCHIL A Or " CHRISTMAS SKETCH. Tbr 1 lova to masa al pug a liall s o s oZ e WO at • *NNW ladlaollim ma dro orr. As dad Dionsbort WA. dam Mit. • pormba salmalsa lie Niff tire lo Wry mart ot arty maaM plan ; Noe rue wo lad az d a m i l l ant b slao VIM aolool rod • Is Wpm of aro o Mol rata km& of babe= as ar doom balabr to minus' dap% as 1110 alf ‘lll/111•1 616111'. v ir di am ....a z i .......t o kt e Olar doWoUbraos So abolr ere t• Orooloo la " gregra•"aad lbws Isamu aad Mail Mr ratan aim Mod to Tbo Chalamoilmo dam Walk /raw o.Y . arraosavear Or ago; •ad arty s=ialaas yrairb woo Ibra roos wlllllolarraffia. • ant? arry Noma o=lll ear lan OM me all& IMMO a ward for ant' Noy, MOM deal V Gat -11 you akin lbal 1 is boa at At Noob a t:•= l l4crlo Sim 1011/11.• rodlFO l T=oro airs Irl. Molar Par tdrldi ref: "".f. 11 1. 11 S1 ... 4 =11) OR ' S= OM Ill.llett SIS yea dirri. am warobouro ill on am of dial il°6ll ll awnsMa e6 . 2_,"111.1" 11m00......=0r tiZta an at Woo ea I end' L d dotror gra 0, 100111 AND 9E1016.* Ns sew I bowed cd you. boots Nam wbb to vlow ; dm la mile. ma KA to lowly s al r lt= ioi tair m rs, , ,,,..... o . on. TIM" WA in Mao bgegr warier' look % The u r iew. barlar " %da oviz osa voi : Notaratiot lie MI rabal ,1124vm. 4'or poi. iftyeat ;um to ex . . it Tam; oralalobar a 41Moilid aid autism ler raltamoirr umy. a or looroardod ploberoo -- - .4. A rmr 0 2 2 0 dr= 1 6 0 Pm& Orb ..... 11! is& en 206.116 f sodas. m arratie. l... le am m 6166 wi ...r. ....... A 9. L a garterNi • 9 4 =, ow ...... ...... : :: ..... .. .. i l . .. ........... .. e r. 1 1 • a --Au.: • AIM Moan Wl= . ..,4 algid ' sora—The gripai Depariona arm aim* al the Nana - asill& — Aß/ rills Parimard. ralaraida. sr ea& 10 WM. o S serai. II ma isprosa 'Worn Ira sare or. if prolarrad. he p mar rir UNA 1 MOEN and SOX. Tdion.W . 4:5444144. Thar, alll67=11 3 : Irlierlfr. mad 13. 01. U. Aiii nakrZlol l twat bolas to earard So ware :=l"= ha haw lamml last trio mamalmaralleallalarbeed ale elm ay " Warhol Ems alsaira: SOSIONI SO. w ag la la ow =:11 far alortapt rawardbq Imam eaa amiss ‘lll5 la et mg al Ls. Or mar ado ma allealm, ba. &NM de as or War Mlesdas lake asmiz ir k i. Lambs ilelilitissat la demi am* . maim to la rommal iM bail 11.1. al D Av r ian CANDLES. bjt sad ed. pet lb. e seeneeette"4 B l.l4eme lwa tee wid laid 'ikee.. 1 us = . 41 it: cure ; w i t h ... ' Te. ;41... s ate M.; =we= 6IL per milm4; Wm . =lir. Is. 14 ; POOL IL : iari lLg i Alr 0. l's._. pat piss ; odic Is IL.; sma,A_l zeri ....bi t e. i. ; arr , mat il ja er rat Tramil awl di dm mei at 1~ Rim. 'MUNN'SI.. AROAND LAMP OIL, 4s. fkl. arrsg s =irr ile cra a ggranamis ilem wei% i xas= -40 m --ttrbsir. usediatilk Zfogoi llig Nem lad Os.. al Tht 1613rtS1 725.1 LONI►Ov, SATURDAY, DEC. 23, 1848. i THREEPENCE. 01ILIISNTAL ITTILI ril IOIL cnautrus. NIA DJ •LL MAWS. RESENTS for WEDDINGS, BIRTH-DAYS, y wart 1101111111114L1 iessedid aellissautssliwies. ba risposlabbs Ids balm sad aomirs. POS 1:118. PIANOTOHTII CANDLISTIC/LN Polls (Tomes NA dr NM HYACINTH OLABB(aIllolpook &ILA). SPILL CAA& "Coyle at • Nas.liro 'UAW N. sod sync& SALTCELLAR, la alsolool mool. Wimps sod sir VNISI : 0 1 10 1 18 Pak , /ALAN MON NM 11.0saa. la wed wood. NM. Übe pair; Ivory /INAsod dlsesag mimes prim DANK IPa arm& mod bone* 1h; carrel troy bra* NIL BILNATMITIII. mood wood. lb. NI N.; potioblo. ; oloto 000 L b. M. 4311611M1LX 1115. ansivrood looe, ; I RINILDIAL wish orevolorood bloke Oa lad NH-DIM la eurvolorood. II&41 don at lULKIIITIL with isnsiissoi ssal bribes.' Moor Ho4o. lb. KIM sos FOS , amid MIS IMF' Is. Sepsis. ;MI CAWIIIK I Thir =TOM Alvor and plalol meth. Ar i7ti. /Norr (R. J. Toefoold). Is.; vllk 103. WA VA mendloil INV ISA. Isod IMF& EL Lk sA.N.A. GOBLNT. IN. C AAAAAAAAA TO N! /1. las sasimarialso. Its. 14. • MID POT. - Maims Toggs.." r Paw IL; owl IA lb InftbIGINGE A adelln VGA a abut TA GA iii• pot. GAM *LAZA TEAPOT. In Ildaralb aft& atawaind by so net llama. Illb ;inam II sims; or Mal so alb 01. awn. A.K.A.( A TICA.CADDY, In moot at u r gala A VIA-CADDY BPOOII. a allbl i e e : in May, fa CREAK JU( On opal Or . r . : In Paton. En IL Willat AY. a gem A. 11,. L.), M. sal DIITEILO, InAal AAA.). 314 emir. WINE il AGING 0 earallella alms mid DEMOH. J. I nelloaan. INIVINI ad ZIGG. alb Onloalliblallnk= X.ToniadmalfaMbelbraonborylobiliionbialni o nal baba lib an& VINTAGE DECANT/ 1k STOPPERS, In tefornal Is &aro Olt to mar atom. (J. C. 110a14.1 CAN DIAITICIIO.—TM oskaos, In oldie, &EWA by G. J. TOm end. in draw and Orman. IS .A.I. oni poias MATCH-80X, and ILEUM "In Vail" blab b.. GA MOWER VASE IL ikeipast% In Perim. 2. 1 0. ; alma' aka 420. natilMll I NSILTANG. In pad* IL Bak MM. Ind anal& HEIDEN INEwAa D. bower non In oslnEns. a various aka; le brans, DI At nal worablb Elk unIW Vim !CIMINO OttILDANN. PIIIG EGON Wolk to In Pardee; US- la meal. Cur TAILOP. t WALTON. sad MAMMY, Sr.— D ARinsusuiENblirlS u llnfartbr the ~.17 . 14.1 1 2%."VaVeAltia:tiM.... tkiS 3:Mr erre, le the um/ N C et ker. Mr en rd whir ; le greer Ilt i 1 "" „ 1L" .. . It u ertlele p r is ere triele a Vile " eines see as rd Mar r irmareller =diowl Swift , sod Colaseqed W elee r er wig se air bere their oltertor lene. ASYSTEM of POAJ GEOMETRY; see- Wang in s few lams le au& et the Monsolo of Boil os Is sereary and orktest for • ?kr ranleadleg et win sit rid soiree la its trim intim sad reel psarkse. le GSM" Draw. &IL Peer t. di doe. t. Now g)MPANION to the P E ZTLAR GEOMETRY; 1:216 oldroo* erre are rearerised, tilos, motel to the outer por t ico= ot lite, aersrees ore. Datum, A.& Prkot is. ed. doll. to A ?bird SYSTEM of POPU i ra ALGEBRA ; with t . ev e ,: PfepOrliall 11114.91111MIEken . Ni Omar DAILINT. SYSTEM of PrOLMTRIGONOMETRY, retre=t o r i ="m ais hertame. l aw as netzeoirtmemzem Za • T. ASTRONOMY. By Gaolos DAM" F A• Al Tf i nelo, milt omomilow. 1....ke; ram& eherez e tz w e a rotreembre=a ftsus la g treat e w =for the wag et &trim dir the erre st I= re rialruyetle, 01111111111 ibe MOM Mg Weft ffi ND proleeter eir , PA PAU KNIIE. la watelt. vlk ilk lark la mak= ks. KIT .m ARC ACTUItAI 111111111111. k rem Okla J. Bela. each. aIIAVINO-POT, apatiaampa 6. iska. boarded aad baattilam" 4a. &ad upia. MAW book& eat tiltltoB diarpwbar Ism A PAPSII b lass. *Wm on (k. Itiggrsted. At W. Simpson's. 344 Strict BRATIan, le carved wend. Si fa tbs par. and upwarde. PAPIEIt•MACHK CLOCIII•C•SE. as tattoos prior. TUN DINTROSED DlOTTili, " ;:an ' ette (81r t WeetmacottlOn PaAIN- two *Mew sb. ca. THN U ROA !ALOE, a outeet4e by Ileare Power. In !arias, SI In BR (J. AIIIPNANC. Den.) &Annette. !a ranee, gro In Deem. Met. TKAGNOT sed COM NDY.otatoettoo In Parton, each .10 3e (J. Da) UNA AND TUN LION, s oleinone (J. B.lb. in Paden, IA k : DOlloi/iNA. a staining (J. Buhl, la haw if 12o.; sad la pi (J 0 6 11 e ttristh. no s. anisette (J. . Belli, consanno Dorothea ;in Partin. MI FRAY n N, • daunts (J. &M. In Panto. ; or with coloured ba 30. MMHG& a Annette (J. Bell). In Parlan.2ll. , or with coloured 1n.., 300 INFANT NEPTVNN (U. J. Townsend), a saltcellar In Foam Ws.; la ever and In elestru, at various prices TUN NYMPH. a atlas for the garden. In Team Cal a. Ufo slut BT fat Wainscots. . . AA TM " CNA BZOOCU, Pulse mad wady. Bold. TM " DONOTHRA " BROOCH, Paha Nod said. TM CUPID BROOCH The halm Player." by NIL la troa—• NIOHT LAMP TE A AT STAND; A CULLA NET A 81UNBOARD TEA URN; ad COTINK POT• Binh JUO. ISRACELKT, In !Milo ID. biselbstd CIIRIN TUNING CUP (II Isdarah. OAILDEN VASE In Iron, he. • NNW CATAWOUN, hat twenty nine death. sent by Jannis Oahall. H. Old Bondhaet. us mho of OunaPahiattaadin. CowattY ahem assehad es hoist sea poleolhe char. THE MOST APPROVED STOVES —The de era for the CRUSE ma WWITA BTOVaI feepheedy patented) all cattlealle ardsled eh garben thilailbeid hat awe de a i reldi of 111 . wtto aye hid az sot of air rerfarraw eiL tr =6. 4. II:7IIMIAM d. BURT° kr mewed coadease In niammenilles An these ettentheir, eeentay, aod why" Wag Or lea she mire hue = a L i eeell • I slue &Wirt In as , opee et t h ey hWhl allwatelhe lie I=l=2 one iiii - . 7 TIMM beta tromir b eleal .t2llhael ik cy.. .S. Berteea diem he eireei thudding toshasewo li I a b di 4 ln dr hd ea pwebeeem he banal to loped IL—a hew a 110111111•48141114 ;11 No. 1, Neiman ulna in Waialeale lea Jena Meat tail, M. p..t ended les. V MART TOILET REQUISITES, each of O- A% bias akekkla—ROWLAN Dtr MACAMAIt OIL Is Hedy sal . or creating awl rodainkribizartaat tramp. 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OLD •1 1 L.A.13., 811. c'onarto—tlow to loom pori .w i t tris. beam • good 01.1•44 rek• dor hoelond • so dosereasc• d ths lootteliloos bomb Ile 1110 aineely &mate, ••• i• Ms mot tbotleied 000li011oa. my smutty Ur motor anima or litedul booplasie, and roil Is Wilt the lin t porlol of life anottottomes, To to 00 ot Sl=Uotow 3 Consho, IC, rot& .art: Mona, 30, Shift 481. W illi Nad.; or 41roet tr am Ow author. 10. Mottling. FRANCE. PARIS, eIIDAT. 6 30 P.lll. Much movement and animation are observable to day in the Fanbourg St. Honore. The hotel of the new President is the centre round which numerous at- troupensents of the operative classes are seen. Great precautions are taken by the authorities, apparently with a view of preventing any attack or 'uprise upon the palace. To-day the ante-chambers wen lea pletely filled with troops. The hall presented the appearance of that of a barrack. A cabinet email was in session there for stveral hours this afternoon. The intelligence which I sent you et the plot frustrated by the sudden presignifies et the President en Wednesday, was in salntowee menet Though I gave it under renews at that Essatent, I have since learned, from ungusidawable authority, the truth of what I stated.. _ . . greatest ithserinese is felt by the new ministers en this subject, and no precaution is neglected for pro viding for the remiss' ssonrity of the President of the Republic. There is a report today that Prince Louis bad pledged himself to some of the members of the party of the Mountain to propose, or cause to be proposed to the Assembly, as amnesty immediately after his proclamation. The Assembly having, how ever, several times rejected such a proposition already, and the new cabinet being opp os ed to it, some diffi culty has arisen. According to one of the journals, the personal promise of Prince Louis had been given to M. Theodore Bac that this measure would be pre sented. It is said that this question is now under de bate in the cabinet. The funds are again rising. The Threes have advanced to-day francs on the prices of yesterday. It is expected that the new ministry will commu nicate its programme to the Chamber onTuesday next. By decrees issued yesterday, the President of the Republic has made the following appointmenta :—M. Baroche, representative of the people, to be Procureur- General at the Court of Appeal of Paris; M. Barger, representative of the people, mayor of the snood arrondissement, to be Piefect of the Seine; M. Amede, Thayer, member of the municipal commission wounded in the days of June at the head of his battalion, to be Director-General of the Post-office; M. Dabost, late administrator of the Post-office, to be reinstated in his functions. By a decree of the Minister of the Interior also dated yesterday, he OMNI M. Csetandst, advo cats to be chief of his cabinet. Although the Assembly did not sit to-day, the bureaux were in session, and most of the members were in attendance. The common topic of conversa tion in the Sidles des Pu Perdue et Conferences were the prospects of the new cabinet. It was said, that M. 0. Barrot had evinced a desire to keep a good understanding between the cabinet and the Assembly. Although the dissolution of the latter is desired, it is not his intention to press sech a measure too I urgently. The bureaux today were employed in discussing the electoral law. It is desired to limit the labours of the present Areembly to the passing of that law and the law on the responsibility of the President and that on the responsiodity of the ministers. It will be contended that the adoption of these laws ought to terminal' the labours of the Assembly. If an attempt should be made to postpone the dissolution further, the discord ance between the Asi-embly and the electoral body is HI become apparent Petitions are already in pro cess of signature in the departments for immediate dissolution. One of them, at Poitiers, has received an enormous number of signatures. In this the right of the Assembly to pass the organic laws is totally denied. A large proportion of the Assembly begin already to perceive the formidable character of this auvemest, and the opponents of dissolution are diminishing daily. Napoleon Bonaparte, the son of Jerome, will be sent as an envoy to London, to announce to the English government the installation of the President of the republic. General Changarnier received to-day the officers in amused of the different carps quartered In the department of the Seine. He informed them that all the °Moen or soldiers who should be found to attend the clubs, would be immediately transferred to the most ineligible garrisons of the country. The unusual extent of power given to General Changsruier has excited the remonstrance- of several re presentative,. Questions on this subject will probably be put to the government. Iu the bureaux to-day a committee was appointed to prepare the project of the electoral law, consisting of t'se following m. mbe re —MM. de To-Awe - 111e, Fayolle, Reg nerd, Douesul, Chart() , Vesin, Billant, Login r, Durand (de Romorantin), Charleaagne, St. Romme. A grid number of the representatives have spoken on the subjeet in the bureaux. The chief questions debated were, what offices or functions would render • cane.idate ineligible, and where the polling plac. should be fixed. 'I ho majority stem disposed to ex tend very much ties number of offices inoompatihie with the character of a representative. It was ni u generally agreed that the polling plooes should be 1,,e chief planes of the canton, and not of the comon.e. The Mositew publishes au account of the sho.tioo of the Treasury, drawn up by M. Trouve-Chsavel, un resigning the Ministry of Finance. It appears that On co t tm s 20 . th e. of t4 J ned uns i. r i r ni. Caisse j 9, _ nn pan_ is, ,141000 On the 50,000,000 f. *dammed by eke Bask of Francs ea Treasury 15,811,090 We there only reelaiatd On the Ist at July : Woe Centrals Beak of France 6,003 000 1 12,303,000 6, 848 018 .000 000 } 6 006,000 , Oa the 4th of July : Caine Cestrele Bask or France In cusequence of this position, says the expose. M. Ouskihatiz had to lake certain measure. to improve the ataa•lonof the finances. Of th. se measures M. Trouve-Chauvel speaks highly, as oho of some othe.s which were desighed, and he coocludes u follows : Oa the 26th of October, otter exhnuriog the 60,000 000'. advaaced on Treasury bills, end the p,• ment by the Bank of the Bret-sixth, an minting to 26.000,0001. of the loan of 160,000,0001., the balsam in head at the Treasury end the Haut wea oat nava than F.16,863,3.53 01 Tomhish mu to be added foe the 5tr.412 , 1- _ _ . elate of the lota of tb Bank, to be rea lised ea the Sad of November 25,000,000 00 40,863,343 04 But in the following days the demands for funds made by the different ministri. • in censed in a formidable proprtloa, and in the analog of the 4th of November the balance existing was not m-re than 27,729,002 44 which showed that from 27th October to 4th Noveinher, in elusively, the expenses exceeded the tee:nits' by needle 2,030,000 f. per day. This state of adage could not lait keg without entieely exhauatin the treasury. Gonna ruerstres wen neeeedingly demanded by the Minister of Ilse amie, and seem the expense minding the receipts rigidly diminished. The average of these expenses above the receipts, trom the 26th o' October to 10th Novevit'ar, had been 1,238,0001. per day . From the 10'h November to the 14th Deannber it was not mere than 101,4001. On the 6th of November the Directeur du Mouvement dee Fond" announced that, after the payment of public "orrice", nand. ing the half-year's three per cents. on the 22nd of December, the balance in band of the Treasury might be on the 31st of December 6,000,0001. On the 18 hof N.mert her, theeks to the precautions taken, the minietry obtained the assurance that the balance would be 30,000,000 E Sines that time the service of the receivere.general hes been very active, their payments have increseed, and it may be affirmed that the disposable balance en the 31st of Doesmber will exceed 40,000,0001. It may be added that the budget of 1849 mat count on the following extrasnalaary nommus : Loan 64.000,000 L ons y °AgoUses of the Nathan Railway 12,000,000 Loss fors the Beak (sessal portion) 181,000,000 To whisk woe be added the bsknce In hand on the 31st ef Deetsaber next The year 180 will, therefore, open with extra ordinary mounts amounting to 221,000 000 _ _ I mead you the weekly balance sbeet of the Batik of France, made op to the 21st inst. The notes in cir culation have decreased one million; the treasury Wince has increased three-and-a•half millions; the bullion has increased four millions; the amount of discounts is, in the aggregate, the same; bat there have been discounted three mil lions less in the provinces, and in Paris three millions more than lest week. The protested bills have only been diminished by less than half a million, standing now at a total of 18 millions. The amount of bullion 283 14th millions against 4061 millions of issues. The Treasury balance has increased 3Cmillions. STATE OF TSB BANK OF FRANCE up to Dec. 21, with the corresponding items of the preceding week: Week ending Week oodles Dee. It Dee. 91. uesiume. F. 0. V. c. Oapind ONION! et sew food tasks 51,930,000 23,110,000 0 Meow 10,000,000 10,000,600 n limo of sew Med beaks 2,900,700 2,960,730 0 Remove is NU= 4,000,000 4,000,000 0 Boa sae la De. Don* busks lalle Weeder . _5041 . 30 Asecniat aleillit ... Trewary, tor 26, - 272,402 77 24604936 32 Dlelas eamole emu t 79,050,109 02 10,726,861 86 Ataseals aatrot la the broaches =Mob la at dot ia debt 2,666,800 0 3438,300 0 pq•ble the bombes . . 1,210,237 0 821,07 0 Dale et tealits - i;i1 . 1; pa .. iibbe ii bah 4,316,160 63 6,3700'56 17 Denis et bar, eayeet• by I.9mA boas payable Divan& 190,5 175 WIS. at Mrsatl bank 0111192wa 869 ,517 2 664 4 131, ,638 23 689 1 Diummt, diem Womb, 669 ea ' 4779,073 23 3,79".,794 81 D= awl dime 19tenst9 fa bomb brio Salleiraat bat baltyeee 422,932 37 422.912 27 Ms la bran& beaks .... 615,789 r 635,789 9 llooklo - - ,0 - 771 71 22033 13 665,972,744 24 671,932,310 2$ 111111rk Cala and b Comb In theransk banks 111,246,343 0 113,797,612 0 Ulla owl6a 133,677 67 1181,398 11 !Nils and assaidemos `Paris Do, do. hi lanneklmis 107,766,933 43 110,910,460 49 Algona. In WOOD Adomossa Pooh Fills kris 33,603.746 43 66,{!5,00675 ol=ia fork 11111. hods by hob 1,529,333 0 1,523,337 0 Yams r Olsco Trowery too 414vaires ID las date co Um of 160 dim » 00 .°°! ) .°0° 00.00°.°°2 er.r ewe ........ 70.^66,616 0 ii:46:06, 0 toads Mtint at an Mod Make la /dillitiori ..". - - 10106,141 SD 12,006,741 30 nalibralllbpsoiltsnutar• 4,000,000 0 000,000 0 Mg minetimoili loam 2,4711,014 0 5,478,024 0 limaillionledisOliretTiais 5000,0$ • 8,000.000 0 lalusitla lisilloi Disisuit Irk 000,000 0 100,00 0 I tallied if lank Yobs is U" llsOnoT theeetne w 6 74 the paedeili lams ........ MOM 0 900,060 0 Piaiarei lib 1f96511111/ 11111 a lakes& leaks 6,04,1160 0 6,563,951 0 asperetenmegismot 1,001,675 57 1,061,673 57 Itapeme et mategemeat 01 brae& beau Pawnee ( 570,1111 40 617,306 46 s lleeecarstkiate Immeely ted I " Mlle awl Way eimusts Parte") 483.971.744 $4 672,281.210 28 Pam, Dee. U. NOW lONA. 1111110 pet 4696; ?,s per Cants" 7611. It. Loan, 72 50; nom 6anpan cloy 12404 Do. 1611.—, Do. Urea% —; Two.ead.a ; Bank —; Roma Las., —; ?mbar Bank Ohm% 1748; Ismobange an Lank" 30 days, SS 00 ; 110 days, SS 179, saiL Danwava—Paris and Orleans, 752; Pula and Daum, 441 23; Boma and lavrs, NO; Avignon sad IdaNIDN. 190; litras bays end Bala, 83• Centro Morns. 247,39; as• and Don laann 200; pardons: 288 29 ; Nardi. 390. SPAIN. We have received the Madrid mails to the 17th, but their contents are without interest. The 17th being Sunday, there was no Boles. ITALY. TUBCANY.—The Piedmontese Gazette of the 18th inst. states, that the Advocate Buffs, the Minister of Commute, had on the 17th left for Genus, in quality of royal commissioner, furnished with lull patron. ROMIL—The ministers at Rome, in order to give force and effect to the decrees of the Chamber pained on the 11th, bare caused them to be published in the journals, with their signatures. GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—Our intelligence from Vienna reaches to the 18th inst. Four more individuals (including the Baron richlecta) have been sentenced, for political offences, to eight or twelve years' imprisonment, with hard work. A Magyar deputation, an aristocratic one, favourable to the Austrian party, had arrived in Oilmutz, in order to do homage to the new em peror. We have already stated that hostilities had commenced in earnest in Hungary. General Horvath had taken posecesion of Goldenberg on the night of the 16th. On the 14th instant Field-Marshal Simonich at tacked the defiles of Jablonits, and compelled the Magyar forces to throw themselves into T 3 rota. Ac counts from Tyrnan, to the 17th inst., state the io►nr gent Magyare,aftee having retired before the approach of General Simonich's corps, and made good their retreat to Snared, were oonsideraily reinforced from Freeburg, and resisted the march of the imperial troops near Tyrnan. General Simonich attacked them in their positions at 4 o'clock p.m. on the 16th inst., and beat them, after an engagement of two hours' duration. The Magyars lost live pieces cf artillery, one standard, 766 prisoners, and 43 horses. The setting in of night prevented the imperial troops from following up their advan tage. The corps of General Simonich took possession of the city of Tyrnan and its environs. Field-Marshal the Prince Windiscbgtits cow menoi d, on the 16:11,• gene ral reconteaisance from his cimpo at Bnick, on the I.rit' , t r and Prellenkircheu. lie xtended his troops, consisting of the Ist corps o' the army at.d the n e rye corps, on all sides, and it red the )lagyars battle, rhich they refuted to take, but retired on all points. The defence of two et:loges was indeed attempted, but it was given up niter a smartish cannonade from the imperial artil lery. A brigade of horse was pushed against the email town of Thurman whereupon the Magyars quitted the place, and made good their retreat to linn garian-Altenburg, and the imperial troops seized upon Kasimizhof and Rittsee. Field-Marshal Prince Windischgratz advanced his oen posts on the right bank of the Danube, opposite to Preleburg, on the 17th. The left bank of that river was occupied by another corps without meeting with any resistance, and the outposts were pushed clam to the fortifications of that important city. Major Laininden, who commands a troop of horse, reports from Keischau, of the 11th, that the strong fortifications of this town were, on the 10th, stormed by the corps of Field - Mars hal Lieutenant Count Setlick. Several imperial officers, and amongst them the adjutant of Count Scblick, were killed. A cabinet council was held at Olmutz on the 13th, ander the presidency of Prince Schwarsen berg, to deliberate on the one hand on the future re lations of Dalmatia, Sclavonia, and Croatia, and on the other on the state of the Servians. The ministers purpose coming to a definite conclusion. I. is said that diplomatic negotiations have already been entered into by a foreign court for a matrimo nial alliance with the new Emperor. The Wiener Zeitung contains the followity , parti culars respecting the property of the ill-fated Meisen heimer : As miens erroneous reports are in circulatinn which are inserted both in the national and foreign journals respecti ng the property of Herr Meesenhemer, we give the follow ing authentic parties ars from an authentic eouree, which win show the actual state of Um cue. It from the will blemerbaseer, wide% Ws been pabii hen by 011 T am gisMates, that he left 200 guilder. in ash is the hands of the msgistrates, besides linen, wearing apparel, books, and literary works. Among the latter Is, A Tale of Anti quity," in 10 vole ; a routine. " The Modern Argonauts ;" and a drama in five acts, " Gold has its Weight." These works are all in manuscript, and are complete. There are also various unfinished literary productions, the value of which will be decided by some future historiographer. A correspondent says : The want of money is im mense; not only are the one guilder notes cut into eight parts, but private persons issue paper notes to the value of 10 and 20 kreutzer. Unspeakable cot fu sion will inevitably result from each a system. Every enerchant now writes upon a piece of paper " valid for 10 or 20 kreutzer " puts his seal to it, and then gives it to his creditors as current. How these papers will arrest or amend the confusion is an enigma too bard for solution, and will puzzle the most clear-headed financialist. In the ministerial report presented by the committee of finance on the 16th, signed by the president, Johann liagensuer, and the reporter, Seidel, it is proposed-1. That the ministry be empowered to contract a loan to the amount of 50 million guilders. 2. That this loan be met by trea sury bonds. 3. That a loan be contracted by the state, open to competition. Baron Rothschild has been here for some little time, and his presence is of course connected with the intended loan. PRUSSIA.—We have letters and journals from Berlin up to the 20th inst. It was positively asserted in that capital that General Wrangel would be sent to the Rhine in order, as it is thought, to make military preparations in a part of the kingdom which would be the first to be affected by any grave occurrences in France. The resignation of ministers is shortly looked for, for it is understood that the still con- Itinued negotiations respecting the election of the King of Prins*. as Emperor of Germany cannot be iner.isfactorily carried on under a cabinet to which the antral executive objected, and which it indirectly condemned as unpopular. The probability is that Herr Von Vincke (a dental constitutionalist) will be entrusted, within a short time, with the formation of l a ministry. The government are still busy in col lecting evidence against those members of the late National Assembly who took an active part in making known in the provinces the resolution of the above Assembly respecting the non-payment of taxes. The late president of the National Assembly, Herr Von Unruh, experienced a triumphant reception on the 18th, at Magdeburg. FRANKFORT.—Letters from this city, of the 20th inst, state, that the majority of the committe appointed to report on the programme et the ministers respecting the Austrian question are unfavourable to the cabinet. One of the murderers of Prince Lich noweki has been arrested, in Durlach. BRUNSWICK. —The legislative assembly of Bruns wick was opened on the 19. h i stout. by the duke in perem, who, in a brief but pithy speech, declared in favour of the unity of Germany, and expressed the hope that the decisions of the Assembly would respect well-earned rights and constitutional or legally exist ing prescriptions. Bums, Dee. 20.—St. Mad. Soh., 794 Wk. 794 MOW/. prey. Sch., 944 money. Exchange on London. 3 months. 6.233 WM FRANKFORT, Dan. 19. The ministerial crisis terminated yesterday in a Gagern ministry. It has long been foreseen that Gagern would some day take in hand the central ad ministration of Germany. But nobody expected that his accession to of would be effected in • manner that deprives him of all power the very day he seams to attain it. Gngem assumed a peculiar position in the discussion relating to the connexion of Austria with Germany. Somme wished that the non-German provinces of Austria should only be united to the German by a personal tie—by the fact of their having the same sovereign. Others opposed this system. Gagern delivered a perplexed speech, the conclusion of which was that we ought to seek to win the Aus trian empire to connect itself by a treaty of union with the German empire, as intimately as possible. The Austrian question it was apparent, therefore, would be " the difficulty " of a Gagern cabinet : but nobody amp cted that M. von Gsgem would, in his programme, propose a solu.ion of this difficulty that must of necessity render his ministry en abortion. You are aware that the treaty of Vienna con stituted Germany " a federal state;" that the German provinces of Austria form part of this confederation ; and that, moreover, the treaty appointed the Emperor of Austria perpetual pm sident of the Diet. Doctrines hostile to Germany have been promulgato d to the effect that Germany was not °federal state, but merely a confect ration oI statrs. The r, volution of March was understood to have put down this theory for ever, and here we have Osgern as minister inviting us to expel Austria from the ft deral mates and conclude an alliance with all the provinces subject to the Emperor of Austria. He calls for • partition of Germany. It is possible that there are difficulties in the way that render mare cir cumspection necessary in tit sling with Austria than with the other provinces of Germany ' • but there Mae excuse for the proposal to:izarate Austria from the German nation. The pro more is the nnaccoant able, seeing that within tr e last week Austria has he come a candidate for the imperial crown of Germany All the Austrians in the Assembly—even the ma decided separatists—are averse to having tie air country entirely excluded from Germany. T 1 am have no great affection for the rule of the &lay oa k sabre, which is dominant at Vienna and brew a m % In a word, ever since the word "De p ara . tion " has been distinctly and ttsequiv ma ny spoken, the majority of the Austrian eputiea have seen their real danger, and have b ecome most patriotic Germans. Gagern's prograr ame has driven the whole of them out of the party . he leads, and yesterday they openly declared age' net him. This revolution in the views and sent . invents of Austria and its representatives in the av arch of St. Paid, ought to have made M. on °even pause be fore he publishid his migmatite; but. 4 t is visible that this returning of a patriotic sentiment among the Austrians in Frunkfort may have stimulated the Prussian party—or rather the . party who have set their hearts upon having a Prussian emperor - to in creased exertions. The acetesion of the Emperor of Austria to united Germany threatens to affect nth vourably the canvas- of the Bing of Pmesin It is no bad idea to assure the prospects of the King of Prussia by turning the Emperor of Maria oat of Germany. It is not yet certain that Von Gagern has become an accomplice in this intrigue, but it has long been the aim of Prussian diplomacy, and has been busily worked i t Frankfort by Messrs. Hansemann and Emphausen. An immense majority in the nation are resolved not to pay this extravagant price for an emperor. 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