The Express. — London, England, 1848-04-27 00:00:00

"12 , Barley offered, for which extreme prices were demanded, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. but which eventually sold on the terms of last market day. The prices of Oats. Illeans, and Peas were in favour of the (flltd, A / seller. B eans , 169. to 529. Barley. .'2B. to 365. Oats, 204. BUSINESS FIXED IN THE LORDS. to 249. Beans, 3fis. to 405. Pen, 369 to 401. Flour, 365. Orders of the day, and notices of motion, which now stand in the order book of the House of Lords. to 37e. per auk. FRIDAY, MAY 8. HALEANN unix, Aprilhad a fair show of Wheat, ORDERS OE TUE DAY.—SCCOSP Ia...DI:.4.—MOTICy G.lB Light for which the sale proved heavy at our quotations. h our c - _ocnixoy. supply of Barley decreases, but the weather being favour able for firm trade. Other without ---- R n - 'I 7 'c ESSRS. LAMOND and Co., railway share 1 wytloncerh, rohectiolly u Ittirny their jrlonda and the ow they conli.nne duily IV, 7 , rad, an oLwAv :MAULS. deheoturae, Enandt and (omen .dok, witting a o ther .I,yreo Mvarc L. and Co. al.° further an , t huir nubhe xalo of railway dun" taloA place every Wed m ow at 1 oel,k, at tho of Conmerve. Threadumlle rt t, Lon ;to thoir nt whirl> phce n!1 f‘roUrn •tro reuuestod to las ad eyeeepi—Thn-thovdio-groat.London, Jan. 1. 1,4 t, ~~ The authority assumed by some of the ultra-demo• antic party may be judged of from the following statement or tie Asseonhiee Nationale: At baptist ten o'clock last evening our offices were again invaded. About thirty persons, members of the "Societe Itepublicaine Centrale," presented themselves in tumult. They brought a letter, signed by A. Illanqui, president, and six other delegates of the club : two of our editors were then present. The delegate who appeared more specially charged to be the spokesman read a protest against an article inserted in the Assembke' Nationale of Monday, and summoned us to reproduce what be called the refutation of "odious calumnies." We replied, with all the calm wo could employ, that we protested against that noisy demonstration, against that display of force ; that the visit of four delegates would have been mon efficacious, and more becoming ; hut that we would never allow a demonstr tion, however threatening it might be, to dictate conditions to us. We cannot repeat with much precision the phrase employed by th..se thirty persons, who all cried and threatened at the same time. The deputation then left our offices, after a visit of a quarter of an hour's duration, uttering cries and menaces as on its arrival. The article to which the above refers was a dcnan elation of a conspiracy to overturn the Provisional Government and establish a system of violence, having at its head the minority of the present government. From this morning the troops of the line will replace the national guard at all the posts of the prisons. Ths .11aniteur do riirmee says: The army TeEl ryes called into service for the classes from 1512 to 1816 amount to 90,000 men. They will be thus divided Infantry 80 TO Cavalry .. • • • • . • 6,190 Artillery 6 500 300 Engineers • • • • • • ..Military equipages . • • • .. 1,700 It is to be observed that the portion allotted to the cavalry is not in proportion to the necessity of this arm iu case of I war. The truth is, horses are wanting. Independently of these reserves. thi re will be called from the clam of 1847, from 70.000 to 72,000 men: The army will then be composed of the following minibus l'resc effective force.. • • .. 377,000 r.t Reserves as above 00,000 Cla of 1847 .. • • .. 70,000 ss MONDAY, Mar g. .EE.—branmbered Fatales (Ireland) Bill rerommittal. TUESDAY, MAY 9. SECOND READlNG.—Dawson's Divorce Bill (adjourned). NOTICES OF MOTION FOR WHICH THE PARTICULAR DAY?: ARE NOT FINED.—Lord BEAUMONT to move the emend reading of the Frauds Prevention BilL—Lord MONTEA,LE to present 0 petition. complaiMog of the conduct of the Directors of the North Wales Railway. BUSINESS FIXED IN THE COMMONS. Orden of the day, and notices of motion, which now stand in the order book of the Bowe of Commons. MONDAY, MAT I. ORDERS Or THE DAY.—Srelso KrAPlN4o.—ltemoral of Aliens; Diplomatic Itelotiorm with the Court of Rome Poo Borough Culh etorA of Con (Irehand) ; Evicted Institute (lreland) ; Bills. CoMMITTEM—Tubago Relief ; Public Works (Island;; Ways and Means; Supply. COMMITTEES ON BlLL—lmprierenenent for Debt: Ireland ) Bill. REPORTS AND FURTHER CaNnIDERATIONS.-LGame errati c:the for Killing flares; Distilling from Sugar Ineolvent Denote (India;; Lillis. 11111(0 READING. —Indemnity Bill. LORDS AMENDMEN I'S TO BE CONSIDERED.—Eketics Re elognisinces Bill. NOTICES OF MOTION ON ORDERS OF THE DAY.—Mr. R.M. Mr. FAGAN, and Mr. GAN, in comoiltbee on Imp rison- I, enrol for Debt (Ireland) Bill, to mate enures and aareadmenta.—Mr. ANSTEY, to move that the Diplomatic Relations with eurt of Rome Bill be read • second time that day oil months—Mr. G C . IiEeKELEY, on further f consideration of moort of Game Certificates or tailing M a res Bill, to move a mendment.—Mr. RANKLY, on torther con of sideration of the report on IRetilling from Sugar Bill, to move that the bill be re-committed, for the e octane of proposing sou odtuents, Authorising the mixing of augur and gram and sugar end mu aware in distillation, and reducing the nuraber of gallons of spirit on which the drawback Ls lobe calcul ted, from eleven to ten and a loaf gallons per hundredweight of sugar. INDEPENDENT NO'FICF.S OF MOTION.—Sir W. SOMER VILLE, bill to regulate the elective franchiee, and b for the regime tem of parliamentary electors in Ireland; also a ia for the estary ta blishment of additior.al polling placer for thepur;coe of parliamen elections in Irland.—The CH ANCELLOR of the EleCillarrElt, hill to awed certain acts Li granting rani to the Wl.4i Lodi+ Wands. TUESDAY, MAY 2. INDEPENDENT NOTICES OF MOTION.—Mr. M'GREGOR. select committee, to inquire into the appoletn env, regulation., and roatuigetnent of the emtoms—atr. nf Of)D, relict committee, to in quire into the allegations contained in the petition of e cert 14th ain elec March) tors a n d inhabitants of the borough of Stamford (prisentd . complain i ng of the interferenoe of the Mareitb of Elder, n peer of the realm, and lord lieutenant of the county of Northampton, at the late and former electioof members tneerve tor thee:rid borough.—Mr. EREWF.N, adder. torneturn, suiting In miles and furlongs tic length of road in each turnpike oust in England and Wales ; to hang under the Donee of the bows the general state of the borough gaols throughout England and YVales.—Sir D. L. EVANS, to inure that the following words be added to the inetrueticne fr.ven to the !elect committee nppointed to inquire into the laws and charters of prac titioners in medicine sod surgery, vie.: "And also to inquire into ine defve state of the laws reepistiug phamiaey, and the educative of ehemietu and druggirts, and to report the evidence, with their opinion thereupon, to the houre."—Mr:BARKLY, adores. for copy of the pretest of elective members of the Went of Pollee of Britieh Guiana. aping the 'swains of the Livedlicouttal Ordinance, No. 4, of the year 1b43; also, extract front the minuti sof the proceedings of the Court of Policy, at its adjounn d ensemble held at the (assn Public buildings, Georgetown. Demerara, on IHrlay, the 14th day of Janu ary, 1840. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3. ORDERS OF THE LAT.—Moroni. READr..s.—Exemption f Small Tenement. foam Rating; Small Debbi i Bilis COMMITTEES.-Poor Removal; Great A arnionth Freemen Die tninchinement ; Joint-Stock Companies; Lids. NOTICES OF MOTION ON ORDERS OF THE DAY.—Mr. STAFFORD, on motion for Rohm hem committee on Yarmouth Dia franchleement Bill, to name shot it be committed that day six months. —Mr. OotiOltNE and Mr. MAL/LAM, in committee on Joint-Stock Companies Bill. to mote clauses and amendments INDEPENDENT NOTICE OF MOTION.—Sir D. L. EVANS, to move (with reference to a pet ition p resented to this home, from one hundred and two engineer workixople eudileniy expelled from France) an address to her Majesty, peeving she will be graciously pleased to ()Meet that a representation be made by her 11ajeety's government to l i the government of Frame, with a view to obtaining a pis. indemnity for the heavy losses tustainnt reopecrively by those petatonere‘throuP the violence to which they have been 'aimed. THU asIIAT, MAT 4. ORDERS OF THE D.AY.—Curimercua.—Petty Bag Office ; Poor Mourns (Ireland) ; Bak. THIRD READING—Jewish Ditabilities Bill. NOTICES OF MOTION ON ORDERS OF THE DAY.—On third reading 0: foregoing bill, Mr. REYNOLDS, to sore the omission of the words "cc Ireland," and Sir F. TILE/116ER, that the bill be read a third time that day rice mouths.—Sir D. NORREYS, in committee on the Part 110UAt" , 'lreland) Bilk to move amendment. I INDEPENDENT NO HUES OF 110T10:1.—Mr. BALNES, bill for the furthe i r imoral of fcts in the adminisration of uiniirial lustice.—Vsmunt DUNCA de N e , return of all expired contra..' or British oak and African teak timber, supplied for the use cf hi r Ma. jesty's dockyards (a continuation paper). FRIDAY, 31 At 3. ORDERS OF THE DAY.—Committee Public health Bill; Ilaah of Setters adjourned debate (6th April). NOTICES OF MOTIO.e ON odUER OF TilE DAY.—Mr. UR.. LICHART, on question of going into committee on P+ Health Bill, tomove, ant In the opinion of the house the existing law does pr ode protection against, and remedies far, ,he nuisances which &tree the health of man.—la committee on the bill, Sir B. HALL, Mr. FULLER, Viscount DUNCAN, Mr. 11. BERKELEY, Mr. WOOD, Mr. lIITEL Mr. WYLD, Sir W. JONES, Mr. FOLEY, awl Mr. DIVETT, to move ammo and amendment.. SIONDAT, MAY 9. ORDER OF TILE DAL—Secood coaling Lunatic Asylums (Jolt. land) Bill. A------VEKVF,A,--r:_;UIiSTITUTE to Si LVEIt.-.._ ~,, Ter yaw BENHAM'S NICKEL SILVER? If notonake ... 4 f . truf• an c .l you will then be convinced it i. the ouly root. lactlnz. net •-,,,,,,; . ,t,,,ufet,,, fee nterling *dyer. It pe• .eywo, *haulage. orer all Irry..;.; - in lab. ft. ..min , lint latte eleanin..,, and. hetalltench in daily to fer .....„.'". ' its colour and brilliancy. IN , . t afraid to put it to any Wt. " y e it vnll re.l4 the movt powerful acids. ' Vert' olvlons 5a.. &wort ....wand Mi. b ~. tthle ypoll, and Cwt.. doyen. Candle. t .r.,,, go. ,at proportionate prhyu.- W I LLI .131 BEN ll AM LAvery Benham atui Ron.. evtablbhod a.e. 1;92. 50. Black. i ,uurrey Huh Itlaekh iarv.twthae. _ WR:I"IVLAN 11S" TOILET A-}i7r151710.--s. ol.lanac Slarseeir OIL for the crowth and for prcwerving and bosetifyhte the htmem hair. Rowland.' Kaly.lor fer impreyine and ',ention tic Aatvleemplealen. Rowland. - thlonto. or Pearl lien ow, for pr,er , n u 3114 beaUllf)ing the teeth and gunfr. likuvu o f .puriOlS inittationy -.mile are offered) on d,T the 1,,,, , ,n„.1 „„n„,io„ of r oyalty and the govern it department, with vimilar ratellll4, Ut de. .0 0 ... limo u ly getydne ot mil boars the umne ef Revrlatulw . on that !!( the Article on the wrya.por or label.-tteld b at y thon at ritteayfarden. 1.041k1011. and by eitl7 respectable chetnl mo.l per• fur_le__., th!..lnzheitt the kluedoni. New iamb . . to be. had of all flfllt.rat.o 1N:4311...1,4. QU3IM . CrewYS ANT -11IANU F ACTURES, h ,l by Bell. ih. ryes, IlloWlcy. Maellve, Millrewly, ROL:Pave, Townyvel, Wenuncett, Re. Prayer, Hoy , ... , lttUeltt, AI 4 0 Bronze lukytand ......,..9 1 0 0 Bela 090. Yltattiette l4 0 Mk-natter :.14.0tIOCTS, Mint. prkew urthyunyre Sell collar - 0 3 9 . Water Jan* Iwkwol. radon. urban Oft Pe:miter.. each 33 0 • Fish caryeni iillrerl .... 10 10 0 Oft Wine Giso. cue,. - Paper Cutter 2 5 0 9cda.water 1.11,11.... , , carious prictu Wine Tray ;papier maebe) 210 0 FhaYilu Pet• o 4 0 - llop 'Atory Beer .104 • LhaPh Ilbh „. .. ... I.lovana the Lich (Path ,3 3 0 Teapot birrl !p1atted) ........... a 0 I, o Tuthea iHrulau and) -- Parini....... . 2 2 0 Toy Caddy Spoon Islirerl 310 0 Neptune Saltcellar (Sib , Ty. Caddy In wood. Tortowp price• rer null Parkm 1 7 0 Now.brcrull Knife . .... - . 1 1 0 ElY.inc chitinat (Pariaal 0 10 U New.hruad Platter, tytrinui prt,,, , ,, Eride - y lulydand iPti arrived 13 0 Terra Cetta Ilraeket..ua,h 3 U 0 Iyot from the Mainifaroirer.. The 9IIA VINO PoT. Sold by all Perfumery. The C•111E1.1.1 1 T E APOT. with Parlan knob, In Britannia metal, leo. Sold hy all rcy..pectahle Ireninoazer.. The Arbltointa tarot lareaLyr. with tnenty.butr 01,10real.creel. _ - malting causes a grain a. alteration. Wet and cold weather is having a bad effect on the appearance of our Wheat plants. Wheat, 3whiteßeans to 525. ; red. 401. to 49 a. per qr. Barley, 265. to Is. and Peas, 30s. to &Ss. Oats, 20s. to 265. HAYWARD'S HEATH, April 26.-There was a steady de mand for grain of all descriptions at our market to-day, which sold at fully the rates of this day se'nnight. Wheatto, white, 13s. to 13s. 50. ; red, 12s. to 12s. 54.1. Barley, 345. 35a. Oats, 19s. to 20 s. Beans, 35a. to 365. Peu, 355. to 365. NEWCASTLE, April 25.-The weather still continues cold and wet. We had a large supply of Wheat from the country to. and also further arrivals of foreign ; the former sold at fully Saturday's prices, and the latter, being held with more confidence for more money, few sales resulted. Rostock war held for 525. per qr., 631 b. ; the best Hamburg at 50s , 63. b. flaying a large stock of Yarmouth Flour in warehouse, which is rather pressing on the market, no advance upon fresh Flour could be established. Fresh households are worth 355. ; black and white, 375.; warehouse Flour is sellieg at Is. per sack less money. No inquiry for Rye. 13 , et Ros tock Barley is saleable at 30s. per qr. ;cotchOats, Danish, 28. , worth 21 s. h No sout country at present in sale. S 411 b. per qr. The trade for all articles at the conclusion of the market was firm. Rostrosin, April 26.-To-day our market was well sup plied with Wheat, which realised Is. per qr. more than last week. All other grain abort, with Beans and Barley is. dearer. Oats, Peas, and Rye, sae ablest week. Wheat, 465. to 51s. Barley, 31s. to 341. g ri nding, 251. to 29,. Oats, 20s. to 2ss. Beans, 30s. to 365. Peas, 325. to 365. Rye, 275. to 30s. SPALDING, April 25.-Our supply of Wheats has again been good for the time, and a good deal was sold, at an ad yenta of Is. to 25. per qr. The Picked samples realised fully 2s. more money. The growing crops are looking very sickly and bad ; great fears are now entertained as to their ever re gaining their usual luxuriant appearance at this season ofn their growth. Oats and Beans were more sought after, at a little more money. DuaLtx, April 25.-The supply of Wheat at this day's market was very limited, and we advance our quotations for this article 6d. per barrel. Indian Corn was also 6d. per qr. higher. Other things remain without change. General currenc :-Wheat, white, •293. CO 303. 61. ; red, 21s. to 29s per 230 y 114. Oats, 9s. 6d. to 115. 6,1. per 196 lbs. Barley, to 164. W. per 2241 b. Oatmeal, lls. to 12s. per ewt. Flour, seconds, 15s. to 16s. per cwt. balm Corn, 265. to 31s. 63. per 4301b5. _ _ . 19.] LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 27,1848. [THREEPENCE. 21 to 1 ; Passive, 21 to 3 Brazilian, 63 to 7. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 401 to 11 ; the Fours, 60 to 2. Russian, 85 to 90. Mexican, 141 to 151. Peruvian, 39 to 41. The Belgian government, it appears, encouraged by the favonr with which the inconvertible system of bank note paper, or say, bank paper, made legal ten der, has been received by the public, has the attention of authorising the batiks to extend their issues. The S' , .cie:C: Generale is to be empowered to issue for twenty millions of francs more, after some previous investigation into the state of its affairs. ENULDSII FUND, Wink Stock, 187 9 per CL Con.. for Ac.. 621 1 31.:r fl Red. Aunt. 80 i 1 3 3 pee Cents.. 811 1 3 pa Ct. Coto. Act,. 821 1 Exchequer MD, 4415. to 454. peen. 1 , 011E1,331 FUNDS. 6 per Ct. Anutrian ItonD, 1 per (Not. rirotuda 11415.. 12 14 4, too et. 1:,.`.e. pond , . 60 6 Oreirvia Deferml 111,, 21 1 25 per CLoL Unto, 30 5 6 p oe et Nevem. Idle, 14; 151 5 Per el. itraallinn Mu, 63 7 8 per Cl. Ptt'Utlalt KU.. 39 41 Ditto Neu. 73 8 ortiwne.e Conn. 1145.. 16 18 per et Hinuos Ayr, DD., 13 22 rier et Di m 11 I s 85 'A Ditto nankin Dos., SO 5 Ditto Spanish lid,. 115 12 DU° Cohnti. Dot. 161, 3 per Co. Spinish Mu, 2 1 5 (7014nobisa 15..yuador 1614.:2 8 Spanish !hi ve 11.15.. glee et. Dani.ll Itts.. 50 56 Ditto, Passive DI,. I/ 3 25 per et. Dutch /1.14.. 40515 tpsr eL Venezuela D.P... IS .:3 4 iuret Dutelt Curti...lll Twang/A Deferred Dd.. 6 7 IRELAND. (By the Electric Telegraph ('ominly's Elvers.) DUBLIN, WLDNERDAY. In the Court of Queen's Bench to-day, the Attorney- General entered a no/h prosequi to the hills found by the grand jury against Mr. Mitchell, and immediately filed two ex-dfieio informations, charging him with the same offences. Copies of the informations were handed to Mr. Mitchell.—Accounts of the Wicklow election, up to Tuesday evening, give a majo rity of five to Sir R. Howard.—ln order to put a stop to the prevailing excitement, the magistrates of the county of Dublin arc about to , call upon the governmen t to p roclaim the metro polis and disarm the disaffi cted. The magistrates throughout the entire kingdom arc recommended by 1 government to swear in special constables in every ------ Since the foregoing was wr itten, we have been !, favoured with a copy of the Du&lin Evening Moil of yes- i today : MEETING OF TOE MAGISTRATES OF TILE COLETT or DEIILIN. A requisition, nuincreuely signed by the meg strates of the county of Dubiin, bas been ad• dressed to the Vice-Lieutenant of the county, to con vene a meeting of magistrives for the purpose of remon strating with the government on the continued state of excitement in which the metropolis has been xept for nearly six weeks, and to suggest to the Lord-Lieutenant the propriety of woe:timing Dublin, and disarming the disaffected. There tan be no doubt that the continual state of alarm in which the citizens are kept is most detrimental to trale, and is acting injuriously upon all the relations of commerce and industry ; and the sooner some step beyond that of harassing the military is taken the better. The meeting , we learn, is to be held at Kil , mainham, on Friday r ATTEMPT AT AI•SASSINATIoN.—Mre have just heard that an atempt was made yesterday, within a mile of Limerick, iii the county of Clare, to uasassinate Mr. Ilanytine. Six , balls were lodged in his gig, but fortunately none took effect on the gentleman's person RAILWAYS.—This being name-day for .- we have but few transactions, the dealers are pre paring for the settlement to-morrow. But the busi ness actually done has realised advanced prices. North Staffords, 31, to i discount. Brighton s, 30 to ,1,-. Caledonians, 20 to ,1. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY TN LONDON (Ye Aerday's prices will be found in last page.) Caledonian, 25 51 I ?Aida's]. 964 71 Eastern Counties, 131 1 Do. 55/..11., H 1 Do. Es., 5 pet Cent.. No. 2,4 d North Staff.rdsinre, G 1 Gret Northrn, 3 Shrews & Bir., Clam 11, 1 tit. o . and NV. (Ireland), 21 South Eastern, 22 (it. Western, 1161 7/ Do. No. 1, 131 Do. 1101 t -es, 50 South Wales, til Do. Quarters, 141 York, Newc., & Ber., SO 29. 7 . Do. Fifths, 15 Do. Orig. Newt. & Bee., 271 Lancashire 54 Vorkahlre, 70 Do. Eaten. No. 1 (York and Do. Fight, 74 Nene.), 151 Leeds & Thirsk, 161 Do. Eaten., No. 2 (Newc. and London and Blackmail, 541 Bee.), 4 Lon, Brighton, &S. Coast, 104 Do. G. N. E. Par. or PreL, 71 1 Do.Corts. Eighths, 104 York and North Mid., 65 Lon. & N. Western, 1274 64 Do. Pref., 121 4 Lon. ami S. Western, 441 3/ Boulogne and Amiens, 61 Do. New Bd., 26 Italian and Austrian, 1 Do. Thirds, ii N. of France, 4 Man., Buxton. & Matlock, 31 it Pails and Lyons, 21 2 Man., Sheffield, and Lincoln:4llre, Rouefl Illld ilacre, 8 New Ina. Pref.. 71 Sambre and Muse, S 1 4 Narth British, 201 LIVERPOOL SALES. Aram. 26.—Osv. o'Cnoce. The market was very dull again to-lay. Bir., Lan., & Chesh. Jo. (Ws C. CL Western Fifths, 19/ and IS 1. 114 4 Man.. shel. & Lin. Pref., 1 4 Lan.* York. Fifths. 14 d Midland, 57 Do. Halves (tAMS-6r IL), 111 4 Do. lialrea, 61 4 Lon. and N. Wedern, 1204 7 N. S. Staffor and Dover, ds, 3.1 42^ Do. New O rs ., If p E. Do. 401. sh. (L. It IL), SIP Do. No. 4, 314 Timex o'Cumn. Dir., Lan., & Mob. Jo. ((late C. Stud. C. and Rail., 71 a and IL), 111 blidhnd ilulia , , 61 d Erlin. and Glasgow, 41 Krewash Valley, 64 p Lan. Sr York. (L. and B.), 11l 4 N. ordshire, 31 1 d Lon. & N. West.. 1261 ft E l k Dover, No. 4, 31 d Do. M. & B. Qrs. (A & B), 11 p MANCHESTER P There was a very flat mai feeling towards the close. Bir., Lan , & Ch. 11)., 74 ll Lin. & lock. Halves, 6 13-16 4 Do. Fifths, lf 1 4 Do. 321. lateßsten., 6 7.16 d DI. Halves (IL & o.i, 124 d , Do. (W. R. 114,41 d I S. E.* Dover, N 0.4, 11-16 d I BIRMINGHAM SALER, Area 26. Shares were again lower in this market, and a mull amount of business only was done. lon. & N. Western, 127 N. Staffoidshire, 31 1 4 MO., Nott., and Pos., 31 di LEEDS SALES, Aran 26. The share marl:et was extremely dull ; although it was the first day for the new account, buyers were scarce and the transactions were limited. E. 1 aneashier Qrs., 36e. 4 I Leeds and Dews. Hens, 51 d Do. New, 7f d Great Northi en 91 DI. 120. ilii. 4 Amlargatos, 31. 3s. Gd. d ntu , Tor. SALES, Arum 2G. The tone of the market was somewhat firmer to-day, alth.iugh the business was circumscribed. being principally confined t' some dealings in Bristol and Exeter. Br rid M. Exeter, 29j d I Great Western Qrs., 2: d YORK BALES, Aeon 9.0. Ot. Northern. Si. 2 s . 1 York, Newe., and Bet.. No. 2, Gt. North or England, 225 late Newt er, 91. 165. Sd. North British Thirds, 3 Do. O.N.E. Puy, 71. 10s. Sd. -Ai,. IMPOR I ANT FROM PARIS. - - PROG RESS OF THE ELECTIONS. • Total .. 537 ,000 The examination of the votes in tho sections pro ceeded very slowly yesterday, and it is much feared that all the examination cannot be finished this TRIUMPH OF THE MODERATE PARTY. evening. To-morrow, at twelve o'clock, the sections will meet at their respective mairies, to examine the votes of the arrondissements, and this cannot be finished until the evening. The general examination will take place on the 28th, at he result;otel de Ville, and it is expected the general will be known on the morning of the 29th. The votes examined up to this time give an im posing majority in the following order: —l, Lamar tine : 2, Dupont (de rEure) ; 3, Gander Pages ; 4, A rago ; 5, Marrast; 6, Marie; 7, Bethmont ; 8, Cor metan ; 9, Caussidiere ; lO, Beranger ; 11, Crem ienx ; 12, Bucher ; 13, General Duvivier ; 11, Carnet; 15, Berger ; 16, Moreau; 17, Cavaignac ; 18, Lamori ciere. They all have at least 100,000 votes. After these eighteen names, come, as nearly as can be ascertained : 10, Coquerel ; 20, Lacordaire ; 21, Lamennais ; 22, Champion (the man "au mantenu bleu") ; 23, I'erdiguier ; 21, Corbou ; 25, Clary ; and some names of workmen. There is some doubt if Ledru Rollin will have sufficient votes to secure his return. MM. Louis Blanc, Albert, Elocon, Raspail, and i Cabet are distanced a long way. M. Lamartiue has generally obtained 03 per cent. of the votes. M. Ledru Bonin in general not above 35 per cent. Louis Blanc and Albert each about 1 vote in 40. The Marquis d'Aouncourt, a large proprietor, is elected for the I'as de Calais. Ile belongs to the moderate party. P.S.—Since the above was written, I am informed that a report is generally circulated and credited that the government has consented to relinquish the deer( e to &titaness the railway companies, although, as I have announced to you. it is actually signed and ortiered to be published in the ..11,siiictn . to-morrow. It is said that some English capitalists, largely in ',l tweeted in the French railways, have induced M. Gautier Pages to adopt this resolution, by engaging that the Bank of Engiand shall send here a large lqaantity of specie in ingots, in exchange for Treasury I I Bonds. This also is assigned as a reason for the ex traordinary rite at the Bourse to-day. I give you the above report as it is current, without in the least degree guaranteeing its authenticity. Fs." Avast. 28.—New Loan. ; Tb.ne per Cents.. 444; Do. Fir. 1 10 Conte., 05; Four-and-lUD, ; Belgian Fives, lstu, 03 ; Do. 1812, 634; Do. Threes, —; Do. Two-and-a. 11,1 f, ; Mcs Rentea, 534 ; Roman Loan 51; Tretsury Lortle, 37; Bank Share*, 1500; Each:lnge on Liindon, nu tram. action, nArses.—Faria and Orleans, 570 ; Paris and Rouen, 323; RORCII And [levee, 307 70: Avignon and ilurseilies, 223 ; Stras bourg and Kale, S 7 59 ; Centre Vierzon, 257 50; Amiens and Boulogne, • ti...deaug, 395 ; North, 367 50. CHEESE.—BASINGSTOKE FAIR, April 25.—A good suppiy of Cheese pitc hed near to the railway -station. best Chedders and other double Cheese, fr, m Somerset, Wilts, and Dorset, sold at an advance of 2s. per cwt. ; best Half-Cowards sod Skims found a quick sale at ls. advance. Top prices from 60s. to 725. per cwt. ; second, 665. to 5Ss. ; Cowards. 465. to 525. ; Skims. 28s. to 325. Proms, WEDNESDAY, 101 A.Y. The probable result of the elections, and the in ternal convulsions of the Provisional Government, are the prevailing topics in Paris this morning. The breach which separates the moderates from the ultra-demoerats within the government widens every hour. I yesterday mentioned the violent scene which took place at the council of the government the night before. This supplied matter for innumerable com ments in the journals and conversation in the salons last evening, It is now said that M. Ledru Rollin spoke of givin c ,- , in his resignation, and with drawing from the government, in which pro- M.M. cee ding he could of cou rse be joined by Louis Blanc, Flown, and Albert. M. La martine replied to this by assuring M. Ledru Rollin the, if his resignation were seriously offered, it would be immediately accepted. In consequence of the scandalous interference of the Minister of the Interior and his agents in the elec tions, a petition is in course of signature in Paris and the departments, to be presented to the National Assembly, in favour of • feted:ma of election. After strongly denouncing the exercise of undue influenced by government functionaries, the petitioners conclude by demanding that, when the assembly shall settle the electoral laws, they may decree that any f u nctionary who uses his authori t y or influence to interfere with the freedom or sincerity of the election, or to influence votes, or to gain or intimidate electors, either by himself or through the agency of others, shall be punished by interdiction from all pab.ic em ployment for one year at least, and ten years at most. So tar as it can be ascertained at present, it ap pears that not more than two-thirds of the qualified electors in Paris have availed themselves of the pti vile,ge of voting. La Press , publishes the following result of the scrutiny of one of the sec tions of Paris, in which 713 electors voted. Tins result is significant, as forest ,- dowinr Lvnart Dupont Ana go Mairast SHIPPING. MAIT.I.I AHHIVIIIL—DuIdin, 3 . ; Waterford, 2; Dona3tia dee, I ; Flanders, 1; Holland, 1. I. , iN Dos, April 27.—Wind this day at noon, S., fush beet no, and hue wenthir. N wel'intuto'n'tshr. April 26.—The c h e s L :La o m n , from Newport, which .., been got ME, after discrahaarging part of cargo, and towvd to the entrance of this harbour. FALMOUTH, April 26.—The Mary and Harriet, from Car diff to Civita Vet chia, put into this harbour to-day, with part of cargo thrown overboard, and rudder and false stern post carried away. DEAL, April 26.—N.N.W., fresh; P.M., light.—Arrived: Ranger, Berbiee • Albert, II induran, for Aberdeen; Diana, Charleston, for ll'remen. Arrived from the river and sailed : Caernarvon. Launee,ton, V.D.L.; Emily, River Gambia; Alice, and Ellen, Jamaica. Doves, April 26.—N.N.8., • no ; E.N.E., r.st , fresh. — Sailed : Jan Vysser, Amsterdam ; Eendraght, London Ore Down, April 25 —Arrived : Juven Merino, Bilbao, for Norway ; Charlotte H einrich, Malaga, with lam of fore ! tooma.st. ltvg, April 26 .— Variable . — Arriv ed : Andrew and Rein , bald, Gothenburg. - - HAY.—SMITHFIELD, Two o' Ciock.—Nlesers. Cooper and Davis report the supply shorter, but prices about the same, at the fullowitsg qu otations: si ewt"w 7ss. --s ... to I Straw.. 281. to Itatasor uas.. Clover . ... ' , or. to o CATTLE, kc.-EABINGSTOKE, April 2G.-Lean Beasts plentiful; many in very lean condition. Best Devon' cold at from 121. to 141. each ; small, 81. to 101. ; Welsh and Scotch, 61. to 81. ; some from Holland, at from 71. to 81. ; poor. small, it, to 61. Calves at many prices, from 10s. un to 41. each. Cows and Heifers in good demand, at from 151. to 181. per head. Horses: Best cart and gig animals, sold at from 2,1. to Oi/. each ; good cart, 301. to 401. ; in poor, no: much doing. BEWDLEY Fain -There was a good auprly of well-fed Cattle at this fair, which met with dull sale at 6d. to 61d. per lb. There were upwards of 1.000 Sheep and Lambs, and good fat Sheep sold at Bd. with the fierce ; but little businesi was done. There was a very small supply of Pigs, at an ad vanced price. CHICIIESTER, April 2G.-.ln abundant supply of both fat and lean steak this day, prices , f which continue high. Southdown hen Sheep, 4 is. to 4^4. par head. Store Pigs, three to four months old , 185 . to 225. Calves very Veatiful, and cheaper, 8 , . to 163. Beef, 4s. 2.1. to 4s. Ad. South- Down Mutton, fat and prime, 53. Ad. to 6s. ; inferior sort-, 4s. iid. to fis. Lamb, 63. to Gs. 4d. Veal, 4s. Gd. to 4s. Sd. Fat Hogs, 3s. Ad. to Is. 10d. per stone of Ms. by the. arcase. Ex EVER, April 2c,.-There was a very good supply of all descriptions of Stock; and although we cannot gay it was a fast market, more especially as respects Sheep, yet there was no inconsidatable share of business done. Prices also may he re3rarded as mainly supported ; indeed, if quality be looked to, fully so for Beef and 'Sheep. The quotatioi.s for fat B chocks must be stated at from 533. to 665. per cwt., or from 90. 6d. to 10 per score. Butchers' Calves continue in large supply, and good Calve* were bought at sd. per lb. The quotation for Fat Sheep must be continued at from Gld. to over 71d. per lb. There were many lots of couples driven in, but in this way basiness was dull. In a fine lot there were several double., and t o these Ms. per couple was asked, and 48s. offered, but refused. A good lot, however, were sold at 365. per couple. Fat Lambe were sold at 71d. to Bd. per lb. There was again a good show of Cows and Calves a great many were sold, at from 105 to 161., or from 4'.s. to 50a. per cwt., or from 7s. 6d. to Os. per score. Store Bullo:ks must be stated at from 345. to 433. 3d. per cwt., or from 63. to 7s. N. per ALES, Aem K. cet, with • decidedly worse Lon. and N. West., M. & B. Qr (A 6c B) If p Man., slid., und Lin. Pref 2 I .1 Do. (shock tin.), SI d. I North staffordadre, 6-16 d s. Union, 3 d -—— • QUEEN DowAGER.—The Qucen Dowager arrived at Portsmouth this morning from Madeira, in her Majesty's ig the issue of the election : nine It (de t'Eure) 648 Wolowski ... • . . kit nont 06 Ledru-Rolltn.. tier 5BB Albert )I:ter 564 Louis 81ame.... q. 541 TUESDAY, May 9. ...,,Jr:PENDENT NOTICES OF MOTiON.—Mr. ArCREGOR, to move for a select committee, Naval Dixim.—Mr. Mil: I SART, ad draw to her Majesty, reprosenting that the inters . ention undertaken in her name in Portugal is unto% MI, and praying her Majesty to for bid the continuation of this, or the repetition of similar ins issues by her sservants.—Capt. AM:UDALL, to bring under the consideration of the house the allegations contained In the two petitions of the un dersigned persons, late the poor-law guardians of the Ismtlicrotown Union, in the counties of Fermanagh and Tyrone, and of the under signed ratepayers of the Clonolly district of the Lowtherstown Union in Deland (presented 20th of Febt uary).-31r. P. SCROPE, that the waste lands of Ireland offer an available resource for the productive employment of that large portion of its able-bodied population which, from want of work, is now destitute, atil a bden on the property of the country ; and that means should be lotio n to apply them to that purpose. ~ 521 „ 521 4M; ti,ittmont Doxivier . Berangcr. 475 441116009179 Berger ITALIAN REVOLUTION. Since the above was written I have received my Italian letters. It is announced officially that Charles to Albert, having ascertained that intrigues were on foot induce the Lombards to follow the example of the Venetians, and to proclaim a republic, has given notice to the Provisional Government at Milan. that he requires them immediately to estahlish definitively the form of government of the Lombard States. The city of Brescia has declared for the constitution of a " Kineom of Upper Italy." No official bulletin had been received from the Piedmontese army. It was announced, however, that before the 24th it would be reinforced by twenty-four thousand men, composed of Tuscan, Roman, and. Nea politan auxiFaries, of which seventeen thousand were troops of the line. A meeting was pmposed of all the conductors of the Italian press, to be held at Turin, to agree upon the principles on which a grand Italian confedera tion.was to be advocated. • - - _--_ The Bordeaux courier arrived in Paris without the Spanish mails. LATEST FROM PARIS. ITALIAN REVOLUTION. Much anxiety is expressed in all the letters which arrived from Northern Italy respecting the result of the contest now going on in Lombardy. The issue of that contest depends mainly on King Charles Albert. Without the Sardinian army, the Austrians under Radctsky, reinforced as they speedily must be by the troops marching from the north and by those already in the Frioul, would be, ere long, again at the gates of Milan. In my letter of this morning I announced the fact that Charles Albert has informed the Provisional Government at Milan, that unless it proceeds immediately to consti tute a definitive government in Lombardy, he will withdraw his army. The cause of this measure on the part of the King of Sardinia is easily explained. A republican party has been formed at Milan, and is collecting round it numerous partisans. The object of this party is not liberty to Lombardy. Its speculations extend over the whole Italian Peninsula, and its project is nothing less than to constitute a great Italian republic, comprising Naples, Rome, Tuscany, Venice, Milan, and Genoa. Its designs on Piedmont are not, of course, openly avowed while the Sardinian army is working out the emancipatbm of Italy, but no one doubts that the real limits of its speculations are the line of the Alps. Charles Albert desires to defeat these combinations by inducing the Lombards and Venetians, either by the influence of persuasion or threats, to agree to a union of their territory and the definitive consti tution of a regular government. According to the latest accounts, if this be not immediately done, the Sardinian army will retire within its own territory. An intelligent correspondent, writing from the very theatre of these important events, affirms, that if the Austrians either defend the line of the A , ' ige or retire upon the Tyrol, in order to meet the reinforcements which they await, and then resume the offensive, the presence of the Sardinian army will become indispensable to the attainment of Italian independence. All parties will then rally round Charles Albert, and a constitutional monarchy will be voted by an inimence majority. Under such circumstances the remainder of Italy would continue tranquil. Bat, on the other hand, if a republic be declared in Lombardy, the entire peninsula will become the theatre of a lamentable struggle between the two governmental principles. The legations would either unite with the Lombard republic or erect them selves into independent republics. Romagna would probably still adhere to Pius IX., but in the Neapolitan territory, where the king is c, unpopular, and b which is utter ly unfitted to a republi a gene " ouleverse ment" would become inevitable. Even in Tuscany, where the sovereign enjove a well-merited personal popularity, the republican principle would still find numerous advocates at Leg horn and at Pisa, and the (hailers would be that a republic would ultimately be formed, under the title of Etruria. PARIS, WEDNESDAY, 6 r.x. A tacit agreement prevails among the members of the government and the organs of the press, to abstain from all irritating discussion in public, which might disturb the existing order of things before the assembly shall meet into whose hands they will severally and collectively have to resign their power'. Independent journalists, however, do not fail to com ment with just severity on some of the acts of indi viduals composing the government, and on none none more severely than on the improper interference of the members of the Operatives' Committee at the Luxembourg in the affair of the elections. From the present aspect of things, however, it appears likely that M. Loam Blanc will receiv a most appropriate rebuke from the very class who, it was feared, would have become the dupes of his eccentric theories. The working class itself will, if we are rightly informed, prove by the result of the elections, that it has more shrewdness and practical sense than its friends at the Luxembourg gave it credit fur. Every description of security underwent a sudden and considerable rise to day at the Bourse. The Threes, which closed yesterday at 41!,, closed to-day 441, to which they rose steadily and without fluctua tion. The Fives, which closed yesterday at G 2 I, rose steadily also, and desert at G. ltailvray shares ad vanced also in the same proportion. 'Be Orleans, which closed yesterday at 515, closed to-day at 570. The ltouen, which closed yesterday at 373, closed to-day at 425. No other cause was assigned for this improved state of the market, except the reviving confidence pro &iced by the expectations of the result of the elections, ' founded on the information which has already trans-' I erred, and on the general tranquillity and order which has continued to prevail. Another of the series of bulletins which have issued from the ministry of the interior , and have hitherto treed such pernicious effects, has appeared to-day, at is marked by an extremely different tone from all its predecessors. M. Ledru Rollin and his satellites, have no doubt taken a lesson from experience, and, l having !earned the small chance there is of the es tablishmeut of a dictatorship , are p rudentl y tacking, and going to steer on another course, coinciding more with that of their more respectable colleagues m the government. The following decree, dated the loth, has been published : The Provisional Government, considering that the ',sem blance of Germans in the departments of the cut are er gaoising and arming themselves in spite of the prescrip tions of the authorities to the contrary; that these assemblages of foreigners on one point are a bur then for the populations of these departments; that the governments of Germany have re-opined their frontiers to natives, who are permitted to enter singly and with out arm , • that these assemblages a re a n ob j ect of alarm sad a pretext of armament for the neighbouring states of France, and a subject of misunderstanding betty en Germany sad the Republic; and finally, that peace exists, and should be strenthened btween the Sts of the Germanic federation and the e Republic ; end that the will of a few armed foreigners must not be permitted to change the charac ter of the sentiments of Republican France towards Ger many :—decrees that the assemblages of Germans in the departments of the East shall be dissolved. The Ivlinisters of Foreign Anita Interior, and War, are charged with the execution of this decree. INIETROFOLITAN lAt vhovEMENTS.—iesterday the demolition of that notorious lity, the Barou; - h Mint, was commenced, by order of the Southwark Improvement Com missioners, for the construction of a new street from St. George's Church to Southwark bridgeroad. This Lcality kis for many years been occupied by thieves and other per inns of the worst description. On Tuesday, by order of the Board of Works, the whole of the houses on the north side of Holborn -bridge, from Victoria.street to ,as a lso the whole oi the ea st tide of Field-lane F itself, ield-lane will be demolished to widen and improve the thoroughfare. ROYAL COLLEGE OF C IthAll,alti. Dr. Sheridan Muspre tt delivered an inte r. sting lecture yesterday eveni at the monthly meeting of the subscribers and student, of this college, at Ilsoover.square, on the manufacture of the carbonate of soda, sulphuric acid, and hydrochloric acid ; and, in a series of successful experiments, showed how the deleterious gases evolved in the process, and which Wert so destructive of vegetation as to have caused an action for da mages to have been brought against the Messrs. Muspratt, proprietors of chemical works in Liverpool, upon that ground, might be condensed, and their unhc ilthy action thereby greatly diminished, if not altogether prevented. Scattered through the rooms were many specimens of da guerreotype portraits and landscapes, of Talbstypes, and of silver and copper electrotypes, all of which were greatly and deservedly admired. ship Bowe. Slit CHARLES NAPIER'S Stitiariftos.—This force, now consisting of only the St. Vincent, 120 guns; the Prince Regent, 92 guns ; the Canopus, 84 guile ; the Amphion steam frigate, of 3e3 guns, sod th Dragon steam-frigate, of 6 guns, is about to be augmented by the Powerful, 84, and the Bellerophon, 80 guns, fitting at Portsmouth; the Ganger, 81 guns, fitting at Sheerness; and the Howe, 121), just arrived from Madeira. Sundry steamers, includ ing the screw block-ship Blenheim, of 51 guns, will also be • attached to the squadron, which will cruise in the channel, and evolutionize as in previous exercising squadrons. The flanges wants 100 men to complete her complement; the Powerful wants nearly , as many ; the Bellerophon wants upwards of 150; the Blenheim wants nearly 100. The other ships are manned ; the Ilowe, St. Vincent, Prince lnt, Canopus, and Amphion being on the war esta ment. THE BUCICINGILtNI ESTATES,. Ytipberdary the entire of the valuable timber, principally oak, standing in the woods at Stowe. Foseott, Thornborough, Fit more. ILl leaden, Faleutt, end Ashwell, the property of the Duke of Buckingham, were sold by puldie nuction at Buckingham. The sale produced upwards of 22,0001. On Friday the re maining portion of timber belonging to his grace in Buck inghamshire, now standing in the woods at Wootton, will be put up to auction at Aylesbury. A MEETING OF THE I'IVE DISTRICT SOCIETIES OD ST. MASYLEBONE sees held yesterday, at the Court house, when the reports from the several districts were read, from which it appeared that during the past year 3,914 per sons ha I been relieved by the societies, and that the sums distributed amounted to 1,76.51. 15s. sd. Tn E RECENT CASE OP SMUGGLING Ili A FOREIGN NOOLEMAN.—The Commissioners of Customs have decided against the appeal matte by the Duc de Stack rola, and that nobleman's salentlid schooner yacht, the Gipsy Queen, has been declared forfeited to the crown for smug gling. SHEEP AND CATTLE FAIRS IN TILE NORM — Several large Sheep and Cattle fairs have lately been held in the northern counties, the quotations of prices at which inva riably enable dealers and. agriculturists generally to form a pretty correct idea how to act in purchasing stock for the season. The largo: and most important of these fairs was held at Penrith, Cumberland, on Saturday and Monday last, the firmer being the Sheep, and the latter the Cattle fair. The number of high-bred Sheep , Cheviot Hogs, and Scotch Ewes was never known to be so great, 40,003 having been exposed for sale, which were of the primest description, both as regards the quality of the wool and the general condition of the Sheep. Mr. M'Queen, a large Scotch dealer, showed a flock of upwards 7,000. Mr. A. Armstrong, one of 5,000, and Mr. T. Armstrong one of 4,000. The fair was a remarkably dull one ; few buyers were present, and those who were in attendance declined purchasing, by reason f the sellers asking such high prices. Very few sales of im portance were effected, end it is to be feared that the large dealers have speculated too far this season, having ough tip the Sheep at such high prices, and consiquently b will bet losers to very large amounts, unless the demand be greaser, and prices advance at fairs which remain yet to be held. The figures were, for high.brett Sheer, from '2Bl. to 336. per head ; he Cheviot Hogs, from 245. to 36a.; second best, from 204. to 30s. Very little business was done amongst the pure Scotch bred Ewes, so that prices in both cannot he correctly stated. The Cattle fair on Monday was matt abundantly supplied with all kinds of Cattle, and, there be:na a large number of dealers present from varieus parts of England, Scotland, and Ireland, selling upon the whole was hrisk. The following are the quotations:—Lean cattle for grazing, especially young Bullocks, were in great demand at prices according to quality, varying from 71. to 16/. per head. Spring Calvcrs were soon bought up, the figures being from 10 t. 22 guineas per head. Fat Bul locks and other fat cattle, which were principally bought uo for the southern markets, were sold upon the average at 255. per stone on the four anarters, sinking the offal. There was a splendid show of bulls. Yearlings were sold at from 20 to as guineas ; two.year olds from 25 to 40 guineas hut very little bulginess was done amongst the elder buhs. Prices for all kinds of Cattle were about 101. per cent. lower, corn par..4 with the prices of last year's fair. ROYAL. DUBLIN SOCIETY'S SPRING EXIIIIIITION. — The spring exh bition of cattle and agricultural produce, under the auspices of the Royal Dublin Society, opened to•day. The tome was extremely gay and cheering from the amount and rank of the exhibiions and those who took an interest in their pros edings. It was gratifying to all lovers of Irish prosperity, more especially after the scents through whi.l we have passed. There never has been within the precincts of the riciety's premises so large or so Sue an exhibition of cattle, of such good breeds of stock, or one affording cattle more premise for its etfoct upon the country. The stall- were in particularly fine condition. There were on show 290 head of black cattle in the several claws, 57 lots of s'.eep, 60 head of swine, 22 horses, mares, &c., 151 speci mens of pon:try, cif husbandry implements of beautiful and cups rfor mould and easy working power. PRODUCE. —MINCING-LANE, Ifalf-past Tice.— The Sugar market continues to wear the firm appearance rooted yesterday, and the public sale of Ravannah went oft at en advance upon last week's prices. Refined fully bd. dearer ; standard quality, quoted &4a. to 5 is. fol.—Coffee remains dull, and the public sales are proiressing heavily.— Pimento : liio bags sold without spirit, at about previous rates.—Cotton dull. — Rice firm, at the slight advance quoted yesterday. —Ginger sold steadily.—Rum stagnant —Tea steady, but the market continues inactive.—ln other articles no alteration.—Home consumption demand continues good, but the absence of export orders has a depressing influence on very many artiel. a. PRICES CURRENT. Segall, awl. sea, ram. Pigs, No. 1 . £2 2... 0 W. India,B.P. per bwn.34s. 04.365. Od Hoops 9 15... 0 Yellow &Grey ... 36 6...18 0 Cargo at Cardiff bar 0 0... 0 Fine 7.9 0..43 0 Swedish ll 10... • PLe tellies, brown .. 27 0.. 35 0 LKAD, at per ton. Yellow 3l 6...39 • Pig be s t l7 10... 0 Fine 39 0...43 0 Milled, sheet l6 IS— • Bengal Bras, b. 27 0... 31 0 Bars l7 0-15 Yellow 33 0 38 0 Patent shot 2O 0... • Vane 40 OA2 0 red or minium —l9 0— 0 FOTelgo, brown. 27 0..36 1 Spatter l3 10... 0 Yellow 33 0 .36 0 OILR, per 2521 m•. gal. el.p. Grey and white 37 0...45 0 Fish, Bft4 pale ...... 26 0... 0 Refined, liambre Ss 0..63 0 straw 26 1...27 Lumps 52 0..54 0 brown & yellow- 24 0..24 Correa, in Bond. Sperm 63 II 64 Wart Radii, oral. Head Matter B5 0... 0 nary 2O 0...33 0 Cad 25 10...24 Good Pine.. Ceylon, good ordl Cocoa Nut 4B • .30 uses SO 0... 31 6 Seed, Rape, pale ' Fine ordinary- 34 0... 39 0 per ton 33 O.- 0 Fine 45 0...45 0 Linseed 23 0 . 0 'Reba, good Milne it 0.. 72 0 Pnovistoss, per cwt. Cu=m Ries, oral- Butter—Cork, lat 0 0... 0 nary to One 35 0...52 0 2nd 0 0 0 Sumatra and Pa 3rd 0 0... 0 1 dlnig 22 0...28 0 Dublin, Ist 0 •. 0 Tea, at per lb. . Limerick, do 0 0 . , . 0 Congou,eonamon- 0 6 1... 0 . Carlos, tat 0 0.. 0 titer, at per cwt. Severe, let 0 n.. 0 Bengal white 9 6... 12 0 Waterford 0 0... 0 Cargo 6 6... 7 6 Beef, India, per Java and Manilla 5 0... 13 • tierce Patna, cleaned .... 15 0.. 19 t Prime Mess 0 0... • L. , era .... 0 Smarm. Baeon-Poroltonk,Lmrk 187 6...0 0 Rum at rev gall. Do., C Leeward Island Bacon, Waterford, Proof 1 9 ... 1 10 Belfast Demerara, 71 to GO 0..63 84 per cent. Lard, Belfast,pr frk 1 60 0.. 3 O.P. .... . . ..... 2 ... 3 3., Waterlord, do.- i • 0 Jamaica, .30 . ta 36 I Ditto Bladder 76 0-22 per cent. O.P. 3 ... 4 21 Ameriean,dutyp 5O 0...66 Favourite roarlm 4 ... 410 1 Moss, ox not tow, at per lb. Brandy, Ist brands 3 1 ... 3 11 I B. A. and M. Video, 8ri.1.8 spirit:442p. 10 ... 0 0 05.4d re. 61 Scotch Irish BO ... o 1., Brazil, dry 0 -0 0 Flax, per win. lirral. ted Rhea, P.T.lt S3O 0.-38 0 Rio, dry •34 St. Petersbuig, 9 Liraa& Yelp. dry- 3O t.... 1 I heal 0 0... 0 0 West India, dry.... • ...0 0 Duteh and Flemish 35 n.. 05 0 I Salted O-0 35 Freeload Huai-, at per ton. Nips, B. Ayres, day In.PetershurA e l es n234 0...35 6 I Rapala, dry 0 ...0 5i nitshot half tlean .... 30 10... 31 0 b ide 6 .. 8 0 111,0„ Rhine .. ...... 37 0... 0 0 Russia, ditto 9 ... 7 0 outehot pars Alaniila Fast hulk Sion._ la 0...2i 0 Impeach,: 7 0... 9 0 Bombay l6 0...16 01 Poetic, Jamaica . ..., 3 10... 6 IO Jute Tor, at per ewt. solid 10 0..13 0 Banco 24 0... 0 0 Small . .... straits Com. in Locks . .... 79 0... 0 0 I Sarni 13 0 .10 0 Imo , at s ee ton. 1 Red :tandem. 4 0 .4 10 .. - , Brasil...-. 18 t, .30 0 S 5 SO 0 • -_,---,_ COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. --- TALLOW.—The market is firm, at 565. 3d. on I ' MONEY MARKET It CITY INTE LLIGENCE. ! vo. od. the so - t; Oc.ober to Deamber, 465. 3d. ; separate months, 1. Two o ' CloeL The satisfactory accounts of the, ----- i ‘ progress of the elections in France, made known to . CORN.—BARNSLET, April 26.—Our market was the latest moment in the second edition of the Med y veryshall this day, and little business done, as the fa ers' I i wished to obtain higher prices, and the millers stood out for 1 Noes, his caused a favourable reaction in the funds' lower rates ; consequent's', with the exct lotion of some very this morning, as also was the case in Paris, where the . fine sampl-s of white Wheat, which sold for rather more ' rentes rose three per cent. Our present quotations money, ,; he little business done was at the last week's rates. I ligtradhererddieweighl. weighing for Consols arc 82; to for money and account, which BA.INOSTOSE, April 26.—A good demand for best h at es, I upon the opening rates this morning show an improve- 116rte.lherlsetat en advance .1 1 , c: 4 1 44 10: i per so went of 1 per cent. It is probable that the se ri ; top Price a,ked 15/. to 151. 103. per load ; second quince, might have been more decided still but for the ' la ; common, 131. Barley was worth more money by from adverse tenor of the accounts from Ireland. Reports I Is. to 2e. per qr.; maltsters not extensive buyers. yet some have prevailed here that martial law was about to be , submitted to that rise in price : best chevalier, 375. to Ms. proclaimed throughout that country, but it seems I Pe r t clait4r.oa.ilhfrinrling, 3 , 45. fr0 t0 . i4. i. t r. 605. to 64per more likely, as the electric dispatch of the second ' 5 ! of slow sale, at fr p om 34s ' . r to 465. pi. r qr. iLs Pe eo r in: 3663. to edition of the Da il y Noes states, that it is Dublin only 425. per qr. which will be proclaimed, should the request of the BOSTON, April 26.—There is an increased firmness in the magistrates be complied with by the Lord lieu- Wheat trade to-day, and with a free demand, we note Is. tenant. Reduced Threes are 80„ to -,,. Three-and-a- ?,.! qr. advance. Oa t s are also 4 wortt 1; 64 mere . mon . 7. Quarter per Cents., 81 ..; to ',,,'. Exchequer Bills rather "' Osauu:ltisil.ytoa'srAde.arbeanN s, 35;. re to d 37s 4s . pez qr. . ' w""—i. lower, at 405.t0 458. premium. Bank Stock, 187 to 9. CHICHESTER April 26ere was a good supply of Foreign Stocks are more in demand, and some of whpat at market day. Some of the dryeat temples were t i them show a . slight advance. Portuguese are better, taken off early, but the market closed heavily at Is. per qr. latl4 to 16. Spanish Fives 114 to 12 ; the Threes, ,advance on .a.t market-day. There were a few samples of WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. ORDERS OF THE DAY.—SECONI , Itratina:s.—Roman Catholic Chantable Trusts; Appeals in Criminal Cases; Agricultural right;Tenant ri Qualification of Members; Remedies agalast the flunked; COMIIIITEES.—Gama Certificates for Killing Hares (Scotland); Tenants at Will (Ireland); Bab. ADJOURNED DEDATE.—Parliament ;Ireland) Repeal of the visa. NOTICES OF MOTION ON ORDERS OF THE DAY.—Colonel SIBTHORP, on question of the second reading of the Agricultural Tenant -right Bill, to move that it be read on that day ads months. — Mr. G. BERKELEY, in committee on laame Certi fi cates for 'Wag Hare. (Scotland) Ili& to move amendments. FRIDAY, Mae 12. ORDERS OF TIIE DAoinen refs.—Laud Tax Commie. stoners' Names; Municipal Corporations (Ireland) ; Bills. MOND.aY, MAT 15. INDEPENDENT NOTICES OF Mo fION.—Mr. to submit motions on the following subjects : Amendment of Naviga tion laws; Registry of Seamen and Scope; Light Duns; Merchant Seamen's Fund. TUESDAY, May IC. INDEPENDENT NOTICES OF MOTION.—Mr. HOILSMAN, to call the attention of the house to the prevent state of the endowments of the eathedralsi, and callrgtate revenues, acd of the dutico and ser vice, performed —Mr. HUME, to A RT . mrsolutions relative to the heitioh sugar co—Stn. URQUHRT to call the attention of the house to the relationa of this country with Russia, in reference to events in the north of Europe. WEDNESDAY, Mae 17. ORDERS OF THE DAY.—Sao:go itmemose—Parliarneeterf Electors Audit of Railway Accounts ; Places of Worship Sites (Siat- Lind) ; Bale TUESDAY, MAY 23. INDEPENDENT NOTICES OF MOTION.—Mt. lIUME, to tall upon the house to consider the elate of the representation of the people.—Mr. HORSNLI7I, to draw attention to the petition hoot Pen ritli presented 13th April.—Lord G. BENTINCK, to move for returns showing the quantities and prices, duty paid, of Canadian umber sold by public cope in Lonel,o on Friday, tbe 10th of March, distinguishing red from p how thither. and giving an abstract showing the overage prim of each description of timber, together with the highest and lowest price in each case obeying any neluctiorio of duties ou thrown alike and on Indian silks which may have been made in 1042, together with a return ' , hulking the importations of such silks in the years lull, ISIS, and WIG respectively ou which such reduction , may Lave been made; likewise showing the quantitieo, in womb& of m fn the w and waste silk imported, exported, and consumed at hianto years 1544 and 180 as compared with the two years 1948 and 1947, giving the average annual quantity consumed at home la each period. Similar return in regard to thrown silk. And, show ing the quantities and value of all artie:es of cot:on, woollen, and sita, of needlework, and watches of for, iga manufacture, boots and shoes, and boat fronts, and all other articles not canna rausl in the trade and navigation returns, Imported into the port at 10ad.% M the three month, ending the sth day of Mar, 1849, as compared with the co r r esponding three months of 1b45, 146, and 1.47. Continua.. Kee of so much of Return N 0.173, ordered the Gth day of February, 1048 to the Ist week in January, 1818, as relates to the price, and importation of foreign and colonial timber, and the mitiose:lity of the solos in which the same was imported and the crew., by which they were manned. Also, a continuion f Return No. lOU, down to the sth day of April, 1948, with an a at o additional =own, showing ahy in. crease or decrease in the numbers and ant of the cu.torns dendt ment, and per oentage cost of collection consequent upon reduction of customs duties In 1016. And to move adjournment of the house till Thursday, the 2ath that. WEDNESDAY, Slte 21. ORDERS OF TILE DAY.--Orionritta.—Law of Entail (Soot land) ; Landed Property (Ireland) • Bi ll s. NOTICE OF 2401:10N ON ORDER OF MR DA Y.—Visomnat DRI: MLAN RIG, on question of going into committee of Low of En tail (Sootland) hill, to move an iLetruction to the committee to con sider if some further relief cannot oe granted to existing entails by modifying some of the pre,ent elanses contrinid in the VII which has been amended by a select committee. WEDNESDAY, May 31. ORDER OF TllF.DAV.—Convirris.—Koman Catholic Reid WI. NOTICES OF MOTION ON ORDER OF THE DAY.—In committee oa the faregaing ail, Mr. W. &O'BRIEN, air. WOOD, Mr. ANSTEY, and sir Q. WILLOUGHBY, 05 move clause. and amendment'. score. LEEDS, April 26.-We had a very extensive supply of fat Cattle at our market this morning, which were mostly of a very superior description ; but they met a dull sale, butchers not being disposed to give the paces asked. Of Sheep, the show was unusuady large, but the demand was compara tively slow, end many were driven away unsold. Good Beef sold at from 7s. 6d. to Ss. per 1611ss. Clipped Sheep realised 61d. to 7d. ; and wooled Sheep, 71d. per lb. Livsueoot, April 24.-Ne have had a good supply of all kinds of stock at our market to day. Beef was sold at last week's prices, and Mutton a shade lower. NORWICH TOMISLAND FAIE. - The show of Scots were small, but of short-horns and other store Cattle large and good. Although there was a fair attendance of buyers, the continued wet weather caused trade to be very dull. The prices obtained were barely equal to Saturday's market. The show of hoggets was immense, and the quality and condition tolerably good, particularly those fed on corn or eake. The numtcrs were the general remarks of the purchasers. At twelve o'clock little was done, all trying to reduce the high prices asked. From 1,000 to 3,000 were sold ; and at the close about the same prices obtained as could have been in the early part of the day. We may observe, the purchasers appeared to wait for a beginning from some quarter. We fear the prices are not so remunerating as could be expected, although Mutton is very dear. fhe Lambs were purchased doing the summer, at extravagant prices. There were several lols of superior naked Haggett, , which made from Os. to I. 6d. per stone of 141 b. We may finish by observing that the num bers sold and prices obtained might have been far worse, asrl we wish the breeders and graziers as well paid another year. Horses a poor show, with little anxiety to purchase ; in fact, scarcely a first-rat dealer was to be seen. Ponstroae.-This fair was moderately supplied with Beef and Mutton ; the former as eraced ft' on 6W. to 7d. per lb.; and the latter, Sd. There was a small supply of Lambs. One hundred and fifty fat Sheep, belonging to Mr. Osborne, of Alsborough, were sold by public auction in the Broad.street, and fetchd from 21. to 21. 15s. eacb, eat eseernesa was displayed e to purchase them. The he a rweather was fine, and the farmers plentiful. ROMFOED, April 26.-Our market was well supplied with stock, and rites about the same ES last week, with a fair sale. Beef, 3s. 84. to 41. 6sl. Mutton, 41. 6d. to sa. 6d. Lamb, Gs. Gd. to 7s. 6d. Veal, 45. to 4s. Gd. Pork, 15. 4d. to ss. Souritam., April 26.-Oar supplies heis short, trade was firm, at last week's prices, for everything but Lamb, which sold lower. Beef made from 2a. 4d. to 4s. 4d ; Mutton, 4s. 4d. to ss. Bd. ; Lamb, ss. 6d. to 75.: Veal, 41. to Os. 2d. : Pork, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. per stone of Slbs., sinking the offal. STRATEORD.OST-AVON.-This fair was en the whole a fa vourable one, as it must be understood to have been only very recen tly established. The supply of Mutton was not very great, and fetched 7d., but the figure was not readily given. There were a great many store Tens, hut in some the quality was not fast-rate ; prices varied from 275. to 365. A small lot of in-calf Cows were broughs, and moved off at low rates. Beef was not above as average, and ran from 6d, to 61c1., with a dull sale. In barren Beasts there was scarcely a trade, excepting a lot of vary superior Hereford Cows, which sold from 151. to 171. each. Sur esvox-osi.Svora FAIR.-This fair was well attended by farmers and dealers. There was an excellent show of all kinds of stock. Beef, of best qoslity,brought 60. to 7d. per lb. Fat Sherp, with the wool on, brought as high as Bd., and sheared Sheep, 6 Sd. to 73. There was a moderate supply of Lambs, which sold at 2:s. to 30s. Calves were in grad demand, and sold freely at top prices. Fat Pigs brought from 10s. to 105. 6d. the scot's. There was a large number of Horses, partic u l d rly for farming purposes, which brought high priers. TENDI'I:Y.-At this fair the attendance of buyers was very Bruited, in consequence of Orleton and Cleobury fairs being held on the same day. The supply of Beef and, Mutton was rather small; Beef sold at from 6d. to 6W., and Mutton nabs. d from 7W. to Sd. per lb. There was a larger supply of store beasts than has be, n seen here for come time, but the greater part wero driven back unsold. The same remark also applies to Ewes and Lambs. Very few Pigs Cu offer, and the trade dull. CrAPIIIL wee a very fine show of superior fat ; prices may be sad to have receded from aa. to 6d. per stone. There were few lots of MSS cattle in the market, but what were shown met with a ready sale. Meta or Olin MARKET.-There was a considerable show of cattle, all of which were in good condition, and the prices realised were about the same as those obtained at the corresponding period ()fag year. Some twoyear-old crosses sold from 10/. to 121. 12.. per head; some Queys at 9/.25. Gd.; and some two-year-old Highland Stots at 81. 51. One-year olds brought from 51. to 51. 10s. Black-faced Hogs were in demand, and fetched from 12s. to 15s. ; and Cheviot, from his, to 225. PENRIEH FAIL-About 20,000 Sheep on show-at least one-third more than ever was upon the hill before. In con sequence of the large supply trade was slow, and more than half the stock was unsold. The quality was good, and the prices obtained were high. A larger show of Cattle than usual, and a good deal sold. For Yesterday's Markers Ice ;ast pace. NOTICES OF MOTION FOR WHICH NO PARTICI:L.IR DAY HAS BEEN FIXED.—Mr. MILES, address to her Majesty that she will be graciously piessed to dneet her Majesty' most hoothrable Committee of Council of Education tore-tint all such oedema council as prevent groats in aid of the building of church of England schools being made, other Cann those relating to the begat con. flan, of the sites of such schools, and the ocmdition of their being open to the visite of the Resentment inspectors; provided that the o pen smount of fluids shun subscribed previously to the requithien fur iscvern went aid.-11r. H. BERM:LEY, that at the elections of menbers to nerve in parliament, it is expedient that the votes of tLe electors be taken by mayor ballot.—Mr. BRIGHT, bill to repeal the gauze fa...— Earl of ARUNDEL and SURREY, return of the think: of efficers and soidiers—act home, in India, and the other colonic, and British posses.s'ons, on the Mit day of December, 147, dietinguithing the re giments ordetachments of regiments at each barrack. depot, and nation, und, at each such barrack. depot, and station, the number et members of the Anglican, Presbyterial], and Roman Catle.lic Churches respenively; also the sums gent during each of the last neeen years for the relii,ious ..ervith of the soldiers of each of ouch churches re spectively; also the number of children of soldie es in each regimental school or other establishment, for the maintenance or edUCatiOn a semi children, distinguishing the number of children of each of nth churches, and the earns paid for the religious instruction of the children of each of such churches, during each of the last seven ye:a-.—Mr. POWER, to call the attention of this hones to tea justice of appropriating the ecclesiastic,' revenues of the protestant church of Ireland to national pu due regard being hod to existing interestn—The OTR JOMA.TO: . 1 110 N, copy et a memorial dated November, 1047, and addressed to Lord loth Russell, from the Roman catholic archbishops and bishops i=eisfAt ' cf Irelood, and the viears apostolic of England and theiland, touching cerain grievances sheeting her Mojentj's Roman catholic siiiiiiers . and also the system of regimental education to which their cliddre; i are subjected.-11r. 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