The Express. — London, England, 1848-04-29 00:00:00

' - e , e --: . I. I . , -- e. e A-e- C---e---r--;.-r - • / --/"."-- A-c. -- '' - c. .. c .; ....1. 1 P --e: otherwise and elsewhere .111PNDr. I;;iaA;tut. 30 yrs., Exp. Jr, S. S ttulu puyt. Fz).JO 1114 H Att1.341., 443 Km 0.. VOA. 44 ma. Do., *mall. 44 pm. 5 ver t't. Sprbh Div. (fpm Nov , 13*, Iti I Ditto Account. Mar 14. 12 ter ' SDlnt.), :AI pg.. Ct. Venozo4.l 110.6, De. fond. 34 r.j ;o 41 per CL .14 Du 4 kh Etchastp. per Ct. Dutch Cortifiatts. Gl t STOCKS AIIRO ~a 1 1 ""i• •• liut : 'Noiramactioa: lisp.. Wow... G 3 Money. ROM= . t 6 11810. Cal : Ditto. 1:42, ; Di tto. rf Lho Ca). 4.1 i. haatn,,,,,,u Ip• on Lort.top, '25.75 _ , .** . 14ur per olta.. 52: Tyro Nu .4 1 , J4, U. 14 , 15 bauk I).ty.—Never did question a° urchase of the railways give rise Xiils, rectification, and explana ltions. that at another time would watts improperly betrayed, or r from a quite contrary cause, the ch the government has placed h.. fteer. days. Yesterday the rail he decree was signed ; it was • Mil. To-day nothing is de ways fall. These ups and downs • great number of bond fide to the Bourse by their interest ate day announces to be now now of railway shares. The go to this uncertainty and anxiety. a 130 franca. A report wu la purchased 50,000,000 of silver increase its stock of bullion d the tirms not disadvantageous, part of the Bank, and will tend lit. At the opening there were sediately taken peters remained re in demand than the Threes, non-appearance of the decree as are, however, holding back gene the national assembly, but as the r d generaily be moderate some die d to buy, although prices have n the lowest quotation . besides, place for the account, and if the 'tied with stock it may oceasion a vourable that during several days in the market : 37 and 38 francs 34 franca at favourite dates sellers can be found at those rates. meal railway directors had stated now the elections were over the done the right to determine the s, and that the minister appeared i to these observations that the de r the di vision of the national *s tinted that the English holders bad nigh the ambassador who had in lovernment that the government of s lay an embargo on all Freach yes justice were not dune to the share r"' however, was not believed. in demand ; it rose 45fr. on yes = on gold, 85f. to 30f. ; silver, 7f. 'ln, 2:5.20, and lour per Cents., at 11L AND MARKETS. :40 • LANE, APRIL 27.—The Sugar , a very firm arptigrance, and n tux .c$ to be door : 6.0 lihrbi. of West India f yellow Havana found buyers in a ions on last week's currency. The shown a plight advance, and standard 54, 64.—toffee : 300 cooks of the new he forward in public wile ; the ordinary tittrawn ; line onlin.iry to middling cold was about the previous private contract a decline of Ws, to 15. upon the opening ain dull, without alteration in prices.— al gallons, proof stiength, half Wept India okra by one house, the price presumed to tallon, which we. below the current market p opinion to be against the maintenance of p market.—Cochineal went off hea.llip, at hallow continues dull, at 491. Pd.—Cotton lull appearance, and the trade only buy ids require.—The fortnightly drug tales op large portion was bought in.—la other tome cou-umption demand continues good. orders has a depressing influence on very , 00a, Aeon. thehorie Mill ire aleout 5,000 Oat., of which 4000 were ear 27.—Sines Tuesday our market ad derrensed state. Further declines have srly irery description of manidactures, in. an to be almost deify drcliniag, the ?wee.- them to force sales at almost any offer they a total übeeme of demand for Germany. within the lea week we have had a fall. which, however, may be accounted for In • stoma of the year. .-14ata0toisz, APRIL 27.—The last Sher has rendered the prospects of our hop Iloomy in every respect. A cold, ungemal Ided in growing hope than meet other crops. I a few Coy* longer, we expect to see it show 3-market prices of this artiele, which are now it they can be mown for. The shoots the nted, sag in most cues will be pulled away sumo,. 'E AND LEADS:SMALL, APRIL 27. was transacted here, yet prices were pretty of, from 2s. led. to 3s. MI.; mutton, to ba. ecl.; veal, IfkL to 45.104-; 004 dbe, by the male . INTELLIGENCE. - ALLUX 000. AIM 003 AZ& 003 .... 0 0 laths, s. South- 0 bpi. NSW ..... 0 /1 .. 0 ampton .. 0 Mealeo Sad ~........ 0 0 Do.Marsalllra 0 Ilaeana-May 22 n ...may 6 . 0 kiord. , 3 and 0 Net lad. May 7 erma.. U. ;Waal May 4 U Snail Mar 26 7.-Arrived: Eta:dirt:4 Manilla; • Magnet. City of Landoll, Itotterdain ; Jesme, oftac tor, City of itotterdim, Antwerp; City Wu at, Carus; strathroore, Alit...ant ; Argo. Cal .P,; Placentia, Alexandria; General Palmer. le; Columbine, iturre; Lard J. Purnell, Ilan. awaken; Ludy Mathes, Itarbadon ; Mana, Ant. nisr.- Sailed : hider, Rotterdam; Gir" Us; Sob% Sarah, Antwerp; Palmer-don, Loya/ amt Milne, Faults Maths; Ilarrdlton, Callao; [ing Star, Ascension ; James Watt, liarre; Guernsey; itowilind, Valparaiso. .-Arneed : Char.otte, New (Weans; Sophie. Packet, Stulpe, Tut rere, Juhiuum, inintxx. le,ton ; Prugre.w, iSteniL-Sailed : Ileroinia St. Thomas; Effort, Lidain ; MlACltief, l'al4 ; ria Prid , Constantinople ; Courier, Dora ; ktioJaneiro ; .Inna Sophia, Niewstadt ; Wel- Island ; Saplux ; Nana ; George Nlarfdeti, Staten ands; IlAwk and D m e/on, Lisbon ; tunibutd, Constantinople. BIRTHS. at Chasakite 1411. the wife of 11. liciacete, 4 - 1-Icwort - h. th: .Ite of tho Bt.. 0. Currey. of • at Lublin. the wile et J. P. Ferrier. Esq.. ill 21, at l'he-ham .teect.lgrare muare. ;Id tl7.l...lurfee, of a ,L3l.4ffitt.T. tha of .1. T. 11.A.:1401. Eg1.0. 4 sou. rt I 24. at Vrlaablvtlon, Mrs. 11. ix Urcton. et =, at Dublie, the wife of A. ll'Cullagh. If% . of rp, GLsorom. Sl'Grigor. of r , daughta• r.. 1. et k.samAilhal. the wife of N.C. OroMMII. &ter. at the rimr.we. Chleveley. Baks. the wife at .43 tintghtcr. Cla.gorr, Mr,. 11. Smith. of a daoghter. t;do,hlargh, Mr.. ,kale. of a d.tughter. I. at D)rbrui ILuriact, We llou. Mre. Trotter. Cain an.kinfv:• MAR I All Ez. , Amil L.; . at Stoke Church, near Devonport, by tb4l Heade. the Her. 14,bert Raker, H. A., Winl..n of Lomb., to Emily I.e Sir Hoag LoJte, K. 11., 11. N., of Weat Ito yon Juicf. -Fame cloy and iilace, nom . , plum-m. 4 twn Ch.rlotin )titing , :4 Ituglitcrut Cayt. 1.11., R.N. ..—.11.1i1 LI, at Elluburgh, by the R.C. J. Clark. Ew , sbro.bary, to Ilchn, daughter of Ma. A. h. [ll —April >l. at Rt. Vary Abchureb. toe Ran at ,Sto. Ma,) Al and St. I.%urneu Pounusey. .Lughtur of U. II ilow.ftlt. log., of Lautanen Ea...t llorudot, f.,,,. IV WK. —April 21, at Tallow, .J. 1 1 . !loafed. oalot. J.P., Nea Row, to Jane. allow of dd ~4.• Kavoo). and ouly tlaUiftiLcr ut tliff late W. SICE 1 .1!1,;:;!. ) :-Al.ril S. at Lydiard Trtyccol Calm. Pr...cf. the 'ter. Thooul >l4- term :fa, W e ill :arearct Mr A. 31. /4,ry ala.lwlyue, LA.. of lia...zt Down - April 2. at St. N u. ILO t e hALas„ Notthashat fh o .r. tio.rge b..tott, . t o Anne, dattobter of of 3 ottuvle•tu. at 't. l'attl'A. Dublin, hy , tho VCII. tbk Una. J. 11. E. lti4lo, of tho thnl Dragoon farm, e 1.1 1 ,1 of the late lter. J. 31. Bras, et Pena oat Kllntatton. Cork. Z. at at PORTS, Dui.lio.l.V Capt. A. t o Banda. dattahttf tso.rahl. rumor ..1 Tulhbra c k Y . Limerick. OT ROM.— Apt at Wm.:o,llam. to Surrgamut Junta% George "mat Me, )oeuze"t to Marta, A 1 4.11.1 .I:twitter of Nun t.urt;“ jolt 4,lsa, IlatopAtte. DEATH'S. • at ' , boathook. ow Lyon, R. Cotton. E.g., aire 4 T, Nom, eat of C. E. Clarke, 1 . .5q.. Atrgeuu. mmooW c• J. Day. lote of BargaretAtfette at to. 13, at Limerick, DOlOBll.l. t 1.14 daughter of the • ..f DoLlut at eteltenhatn. Gen. A. J. 001.1ke, of the lllumen% IMe of the all Dragoon Board, aged 3 4 . at h o uthatooton, Mar) J ammo beab ot ae, t'eletb L-Col. Roll, ILE.. mad 19. at the otetory, Lambeth, wile of the Rev ..1. LisM. ▪ f'uotherl.all ail 24,m Ettitoti wife of 31. 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E.A 4'o AC ( ~ , ,,...,„,.....),.A v. rare v., L. t {...!,4011. tVAIIQUIIi (1.•flillr. a rand *hi- Wit. :s elan? 1,,..1...1 ~,,..e..e..•i 1111.14. ily an elner,atma af lye In. ~...•... ben art &attn., th, h-e"k. the n inn t•• C. , . m... 1 .!•.Itteroi em•zivith•rt. inly yv't• thZ, sr , ..teo! . o f ' lO-k. hat v15t..... ast4 lICMCII 11l 1,.....:11‘ .. 0. :.te.t ptriod ot Ide• allotad t 01.... T o i o oar . ..: -1!-rii. , 1.. .''.3. lirsti-rii,24l 4.-r, .i Cart. 11,117. re,t. dn .,/ , mann. ..y. ‘ .11.1 tin ; Nat... 4.4. Want glanntl ;or direct 1t , .,,, Ike auttue.l... Ar4 l l iliee. Ihrient street. NEWS FROM PARIS. TIIE ELECTIONS. PARIS, Ftill , AT, 10i A.U. The ex imination of the votes in a comparatively small rdeeber of the seetier.s, above 300 in number, into which the eleenrtment of the Seine has been re volved. was completed up to midnight last tight. The labour, l e ave. Ir, w.ts continued throughout the entire night. This meriting at 8 aelen k, the seruta ton of the various sections were to bring the results d their inciedigatior.s to the alairies of their respective ar iendi-eements. From thence the Mayors d the arro.idisseinents were to proceed to the 'tote: de Ville, via re a general examination of all the m olts, combined with t he elections of the army, the Guard Nleleile. and the Guard Itepublicaine, was to take place. and the final result to be obtained. As I told yea list evening, the results of several of the seed ns we re already known, and many more became k 1. before midnight. The journals of this morning Lein numerous lime, with the number of votes for t .c re ,peotive eandideetee, the complete re- sults of only five arrondissements, the Ist, 3d, 4th, 6th, and 7th. But a great number of the sections of the other li` TOT di•isements have completed the exami nation and published the results. 'fliese results all tend to es•a , lish, by an immense majority, the mode rate party in t h e oerernment, reed to extinguish for ever the hopes of MM. Ledru Rollin:Leeds Blanc, eke. It would be codices to attempt to ,numerate here the numerical returns of the arrondissements, much ss le l the sections. From a comparison, however, of al that ha. yet become known, the following are the 34 candidates who will *tend first on the list given' in the order ef the votes they have received. 1. Lamertine. 18. Wolowski. 2. Dupont (de l'Enre). 19. Pienerre. 3. Gornier-Pages. 20. Peupio. 4. Araga. 21. Coition. 5. Armand Married. 22. Cnangarnier. 8. Marie. 23. Caus-idiige. 7. Cremieux. 24. Conan Din. 8. Betlemont. 23. Garnon. 9. Carnet. 28. Guinard. 10. I)uvivier. 27. Bastide. 11. CaVaigtiae (general). 28. Ledru-ltollin. _ 12. Berger. 20. Deguerry. 13. F. Lasteyrie. 30. Baie,4l. 14. Beringer. 31. Torras. 15. Buchei. 32. Degousir. 18, Recurt. :13. David (d'Angers). 17. Vavin. 31. Flocon. Among the names which immediately follow these are Albert, Louis Blase, the Prince La Nloskowa,and the Abbey Lana neje and I.acordere. In the first arrondissement M. Lamartine stands first on the list, having received sOO votes out of 19,000. M. Ltelru Rollin is 38th on the list, with 6,400 votes. In eleven of the twelve arrondissements of Paris the total number of electors is 303,400, the number of Totes actually delivered has been 205,000. Thus 100.000 myelin , ii • leetort have abstained from voting. In the first arrondissement, oat of 32,000 electors, only 19,000 have voted. I have before inc a long list of partial returns from the departmerte , The results confirm those of the capital. The moderate party is everywhere in a tri umhant mejority. A large proportion ef the late Cha p mber of Deputies will b e returned to the Assembly. The instil: liances at Beasvais have been pacifically arranged. The obnoxious government commissaries have been quietly rrderehed off by the national guard aid the proale. An immense multitude of the popu lace and the satin.: at. guaril LIE1.1.11):Cil in front of the hotel whe re they were staying, an/ not satisfied with the announcement of their resignation, the people in sisted on seeing them out of the town. M. I.edru Itellin has addressed a letter to the jour nals deny int; the report of his entertaining parties of females in to e royal palace's. We read in the -Message r: Twen , yite a ni.n of the . Gayle Hepublicaine were dis missed a hw flays ago f 4. the fllo.eing cause. The go vernment knew the firmed men ~tended nightly at Blan ques club, wit Iv tiny pi rforme.l duty as poll e. A deer. e as Ini was pr. panel against this srstem, when one out of the otlic , rs from the Hata de Vide going with a Card rm.! tr fin curi,ity to the club, found himself in pre. wove of a fi.,.t c.,iuposed of hie own men. It was about this time th..t there W. 4,4 cli.cosercil in a cellar of the Hotel de Vin • t , beta - rot. (11.111. 'Lim, with the et liar where the gun pea ,I. r,iO. I. i‘ed. Alter the discovery of this crime, which might Its. ~.s1 to her. Ude results, the men who were nee pecied of brine concerned in it were dismissed. It is remarkable that the only Paris journal that does Lot report the election returns is La Reform?, the organ et M. Ledru Itollin. State of the Bank of France up to the evening of the 2;th of April : 51,091,130 33 34,731,3 95 0 , .. 14,1161,14.1 CII . . MA..intl .11,111 a - J. , - hr 1%01 4 Dr. do. in titan , I. 1.0.1.,. !Aram,. •.n 1.... ... A11 1 .01,.....r. I -. ~. ;1.410.1 . 001A 1,5310,52 110 Du , by the 10.1.01 I• 1 r titur notes so cirtu!.ttiom I,ck s ri.01.• rt ~~• task. ,1.. .. , . ;.. . . 11,1140,1 1 . 1 7 S 9 lign • x 1,000,000 1.10,,,, ~,:,,,,,,.,.., 11,, 014.11 L ILL1V... b.hot.,, oorml 1::'..•, • :10 , ~ .31',....,11 ...... A. t. 1., r. , .......‘ ; • ••01... Lem 6,41. zapen.•, -of is ,n.. frllit 551 . . 1 17',•4 i 0 21 iturtatit t . .. . . t,40,702 II A'har.k.(d to t!. CalrbT;;;1;7;i: Bill.. r dt.r. . date on •f!• L' VJG,BS 1,197 33 IA hO,1:1•. Gr,nno,oon o 10,00n.nno o 4,(w0,n00 2 rse pr , oto rtr ...... batl, nn!,. 1,(1. 1%0. !Want 1. 4114. Cif. WWII( • • ....... ACCIAV. ( I. y, er...tor laver, t•loa• 1 •rn ••• 30i:14 1:61 14 1 1,w...),;. - 4 0 1,300,121 3.1 t 0,0,360,009 T 2 61,510,2 0 2 ;2 1,0.50,000 prrcah.r rt ••rl•t !titt.t. , ••An• t 4 729,01 37 226,1i , t 1 . 25 tiiiiiii..• 1... t)., ; ,:.• ..---.- . V.atotall, _ . wad :nte ',IN and expennoi 3,274,184 1,111, tA .1:,,e: - - .ei. eet yet inei-ited in treanurybons 1,092,20 69 brat. of in: 1,...,1.1 ii.i, pi , l“'S. , nunni t „, ------- 06,843,29 7 33 Accordirg to the Bank return the amount of ingots i ustill the game , sit Lich would argue t hat the news of ingots hevinz been sent from the Bank of England vas fake. P.S. Judging from what is knows as the result of the examiratien of the el. etions for the arrondisse ment of Mars, it is not probable that M. Ledru Rollin, who was formctly nominated for this arron thstement will be elected in the d e p artment of Seni l e. ' M. E. de (Amulin is nominated in the department 1 of Cream. 4y~_.. ITALY.—At Turin, on the 22nd, a scuffle, in which many were wounded on either side, took place between some drunken Sardinian soldiers and the national plaid. who tried to maintain order. Qaiet was restored by the arrival of a detachment of dra goons and the arrest of from 2. to 2S Sardinians. 'The following was received at Milan on the 21st, from the Sardinian head quarters: Charles Albert wishing to drive the Austrians com pletely from the right bank of the Mincio, and throw them upon Mantua, on the morning of the 18th vat with this view IS battalions of infantry, a bri gade of cavalry, and three batteries of artillery, under the orders of Ocn. nava. At 11. o'clock the column ar rived in sight of the enemy, and immediately opened fire to which the enemy answered from the fort of Pra della, with a dt TM-batter, of artillery set in advance of the outer-works. The l'iedmontese artillery, supported by the tirnil lcurs, and the chasseurs of the Anita brigade gradu ally advanced and forced the enemy to seek refuge in the citadel, under protection of the great artillery. The King has established his head-quarters at Gozzaldo. Since this time nothing of importance has taken place. The tardiness of his operations is attributed to Charles Albert's intention of simultaneously attacking Pesehiera, Verona, and 'Mantua, in order to prevent those plums from mutually assisting one another. LATEST FROM PARIS. APPREHENDED DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT IN PARIS. SERIOUS DISTURBANCES Al ROUEN. REVOLT IN MOLDAVIA. PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 rx. We continue from hoar to hour to receive the re ports of the elections in the departments, Nearly all of which have the same character as those already repotted. In the department of the Sartho M. Lcdru Rollin has received a severe check. lAt Mans, his own town, 12 deputies have ken elected for the department, the last of whom obtained 3,406 votes, while only 479 electors voted for M. Ledru Itol:in. During this after ,00n 1 um informed that the moderate majority 01 the Provisional Government has found reason for serious alarm, and that in fact a movement, to be excited by M. Ledru Rollin and his partisans, is apprehended for to-morrow. Bill 'stickers aro employed, while I am writing this , in posting throughout Paris another of the incendiary bulletins, so many of which have already issued from , the Ministry of the Interior, and spread alarm through Paris. 'the present adopts a menacing tone. General Chungarub r has had sewral conferences with the Mini-ter of 'lVar, and was on the point of leaving for Berlin, where he is appointed minister, but M. Lumartine absolutely refused to allow him to quit the capital in its present state. If lam rightly informed, fears are entertained that his services may be required even to-morrow. On the other hand, General Cavaignac, in leaving Algiers, has declared that he can only be replaced there by General Changarnier. The Provisional Government has sent an order, by I telegraph, to Marseilles, that General Cavaignac, Governor of Algeria, hall immediately come to Paris. The intention of M. lamartine is, I believe, to ap point General Cleangarnier at once commander of the army of the interior, in case the ultra minority of the government should really attempt the movement which is now feared. I learn that, at d o'clock, the number of votes as certained for M. Lamartiue in the department of the Seine, is 136,503. In the department of the Marne M. Leon Faucher is at the head of the poll. I have just learned that a series entente has broken out at Rouen, Groups of workmen assembled in the Place Saint Ouen, and discussed the probable results of the elections. A man having cried, " Deschamps will not be nominated !" a crowd of men in blouses ran after i him. The national guard having tried to stop them, a 1 collision took place. Though i t was without gravity, an imposing loret of infantry, hussars, artillery, and national guard turned out, and the Hotel de Ville was occupied. At about nine o'clock in the evening a band, composed of DM persons, passed along the quays, shout ing, " A bas l'Assemblee Nationale!" and " Vire De schamps!" and singing the Cs ira. Near the Rue St. Lo a company of national guards separated the crowd, whereurn there were cries of "Down with the na tional guard! Down with the aristocrats!' On the Place den Cannes a troop of dragoons dispersed a crowd, who cried, "Down with the dragoons." After passing along the Place St. Ouen, which was occu pied by the national guard and hussars, the people dispersed. The night passed off quictiT. Yesterday morning much agitation was again visible. Bands of young men approached the national guards posted near the Hotel de Ville, and endeavoured to irritate them by making use of insulting expres sions. A false report was soon after raised that the people bed been fired on, and a general cry was raised of " Aor aruirs ;on assassine Pin frereS . At the same times patrol of national guards was attacked, and an attempt made to disarm them. 'this a tt e mpt only succeeded in part, and the national guards at length reached the Hotel de Ville. Stones were thrown at the armed force. A piquet of dra,:es,ns and some national guards d rlirral charged the crowd, and cleared the square. In the mean time barricades were raised in several pasts of the town, but they were soon carried by the trooper. As night approached the rioters became emboldened, aad attempted to depend them selves. One man was shot, and another killed by a thrust from a bayonet. As soon as the conflict began the government commissars - went to the Hotel de Ville to concert meamres of 'defence with the munici pal authorities and the commandants of the armed force. Among the parties arrested and wounded are several liberated convicts. Some individuals above the working class have also been arrested, who are suspected of having instigated the rioters, and it is hoped that all the chiefs of the movement are in the hands of justice. %Ve learn that several were killed and wounded, bat that at midnight order had been very nearly restored. By a decree of the Provisional Govyrnment, a credit of 130.090 trance, from the diplomatic secret fund, is granted to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The tlub de la Revolution has sent in two petitions to the Provisi.inal Government; the first requiring that the troops which have lately been brought into Paris shall be sent out again ; and the second, that the c ommander-in-chief of the national guard shall be nominated by election. We read in the Gm:ette der Trilmnamr:—lt was statedyesterday at the l'alais de usticethat the minister of justice had prepared a decree for the re-establish ment of civorce and that it is to be very shortly pub lished. We only nwution this report for the purpose of expressing our total disbelief in it ; not that we have any official information on the subject, but because we can never believe that a measure so grave ! can be taken by a Provisional Government. Assuredly the question of divorce is one of those which must be submitted to the de liberations of the National Assem bly ; but it is one of too much importance, and in volves too many interests, to be lightly prejudged. The following obsei vations appear in a l'aris jour • nal, on the we.kly balance-sheet of the Bank of France: By the returns on the asset side, it will be seen that the metallic reserve at the Paris establishment of the Bank of France has inerei.sed during the past week about 2,b00,000fr, but that it has fallen off in the branch banks to within a trifle of the same extent ; the amount of specie in the Bank is therefore about the same as the preceding week. The amount of discounted bills be coming due in Paris is less by 9,W,000f., but the branch-hanks show an in f creas O e of the suchside of accommodati ab on to t h e extent ot 4,000 , 000. n the li ties, the notes ise circulation have increased about 4,&00,000f. The seccunt current of the treasury has fallen htf from 36,8,45,000 f. to 20.300,000 f., showing a dimi nution of upwartis of 101 millions of francs in the week. The account -currents of private individuals have increased a r little more than 2,000,000 f. The amount of the metallic reserve is at present about 59,700,000 f. to 319,000,000 f. of notes in circulation. The first part of the report of the committee ofthe • Luxembourg, on the organisation of labour, has just I been publisf.ed. The following is the comment of Le Commerce, a liberal journal, upon it t The general curne.ssiou sittng at the Luxembourg has just commenced the pubeication, in the sir, of fits ge- t?<• , t -- - - •• ..- 1 --P 7' / -;./- /:" . e-- - - , € - _ . ...4" 0 -- '/' e..4 - ""e' , .25,---z-e-e.e..k-e ."--39/ . / • , et nesie and FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. ITALY.-At Turin, on the 22nd a scuffle in r......"444 " --- "' which many were wounded on either ;Jae, took place RR i. v .7111tiP etteeen AL sesterrieler ad. faxiety, • - - " 11 7, 4 pros •. 0 revise th. Itel,ort of Ow committee an d feVll*l"ii'', l'f'ittanora statemet. and to eleA th.• ,]'urn aii,l ...., between some drunken Sardinian soldiers and the e -1 ... • aelrf`'ete e-e - ste.""se le 'el' el."' eta" - eel"' t "•"'-'• national guard , who tried to maintain order. (lain , 010- -"' 1 alay 5 Iris. at I ....leek posrsly. Mee, , • otherwise and elsewhere es eeb ~ .'e • ~.„,. .. issy ohetin defects mot tranderaliket tot applka was restored by the arrival of a detachment of dm- wee"' ''.` ta r, at the 'mouth. s loo to de son , • goons and the arrest of from 25 to 28 Sardinians. FUNDS. mTlidin cn ii ALL. - The GEV En AI. ' Th e following Wag received I t Milan rt" . --": eer re in ent will le held G . toed in Sardinian o 2 on the 218 t, Loua Anna. 30 y r ,. ; tn . Jim % tstio, s 016 t 1ff1.11...30 ~,a.iZi ''•.‘,, moN flit . Miss. il. ISO. The ettar will he from the head quarters: e India Stock, '271 30 ,86 ,7".. the itkl'a • Ilen. net. M onet:TM M.P. mtl V. 1., at 12 eureka. fer Ao•L, ii7g ilsi I g Wm "l •xOA is mot transfendlel sin he esect t,, Ch ad es Albert wishing to drive the Austrians coin- eseeetine.e. SeU.3d., 40 3- • :o 'au it olters of beal r .h.. 4. te inteeo. awl to the pletely from the right bank of the Mincio and throw - ice:;mos. 44 pm. lie sowon''' ' 1 ecs le .44 melWatlen et the Smiett s llotwe. - 0., email. 44 pm. P or n " 2 ' ii. i ''. L' t ' i e ,,„a ~.. scrodu, „, %,„ „ i „,.,,,„,,,„ them upon 'Mantua, on the moruiug Of the 19th 521.] LONDON, SA Flailon. gn ei '`,"4"..,l',l,!'etherr. v:th,v t.• • th oriels or t.• any of sent with this new IS battalions of infantry, a bri- een etespati t ee ne e . N .. tines siete.' , ' '" --, r" t: for the 1,4 s ~f the hall lew be had. a. horto• • ri•'''*'' q t: l 7 siouolea;„' ‘ ;',r,. 1,1, •. , a 15, 55, ..meed,,,h s t ses ; Ni p s ,. gaue of cavalry, and three batteries of artillery, under et•-• -' ' 1 ' •'' ' ta wt e 1-, Pat et wee row • neral account of its lebours. M. Loui LI o . ecount. ay 13.17 i 3 per Cent. Sioni.lt KO, "I j t • ri per Vt. Vent:told:a 1.10 - eds, D e .. Faa,,, • , ~,,t c.v. Iv roor rthel ~ v.' s 1 . „ ; ,•• •• .. • ;.;;• ~..,3‘ , 3`; ;. „. ~.. , the (mien; of Oen. nava. At 11 o'clock the column ar- to have lost one of his illusions, no et' ' 1 se••. 5....5.1 I Mot Ittp . • . .• . e d h t f t h 3 ' ' l • dfi lar. Pa'plit." 1 3 eta e 'Pewee isset. isteletti: eina al t h. t... 4, ty tee in filg o e enemy, ans. immediate y opene re vouruble reception which all France I (erred. Sa sow. -t-r se. 1 • ; 21 ter CL Dutch Etching% as 0 .0 c• itoorsh rox , . I'ENRY i'v 7 l 3 i• °'""awl• to Which the enemy answered from the fort of I'm- According to the hon. presideut 4 ;oil., 411401• -I,ls •at n;s11: no cubes awl opaar.l"hall 1 • • - Eret7 I ^ r -.:',! .;-7,,,„ i,,,41,,,,,,i,Li,,,,,b,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, „ ,..„ h del a, with a demi-butter of artillery set in advance downfall ot whet lie is pleased to c 4 per et. Butch Cartifiatca, ol t bt delanol a ,. , .4., , • enter with full sail in the waters of STOCKS ABRO•tn. F`r•;lo'. LANIteND and C o„ railway share The Piedmontese artillery, supported by the timil- he observes, " perhaps the fall ma -- .warmest. P.ll',lst!''"- ' ' ' ' .____ I .• :,. •' •-. v....re:flls is.,‘ te inferot en•ir meal. see t o kurs, and the chasseure of the Aosta brigade grade- temp.rary compromises, and fOT 1%,,,..,, .i. ... • ..• . milt to 1.1: V ; owl Sflt.t. all .1,-,, v iptienr el ally advances' and forced the enemy to seek refuge in v t ie ee e se et; t - aessitene eeshe , rd ere , '" ; 4. ' 1 ". ' l ' '''''' ' the citadel, under protection of the great artillery. Z. b. retort to p r op .up _with _all our a • 4•41 • .. , 441 • w hic h is on • all ,i d es splitting I e 1 e isa• . 1 - • t .. 1 • • teed in what we say o 'Io, ~ I ,pl i an , ~,..., ,•: • ...:., 4 ro.aal rhto . tit. - s rer. ,, X ' t •4 The King has established his head-quarters at when), since the revolution of ~ee. ~ ..,.; m ot .4 c ',max , . rbrcalo4 , l l c Anx . t. Lm „ , , : 1 " w o de, a t is -, -...- :• .3,4, ;". .. all to ..1 r• an see n tot to he seomettato. at ti unariteful tusk 'aro wily •• : Noraninetton" " ase •t" ti" - -' . .- .., •i.! ~ a -•• %.I, , ts. t lir____v-el. ' _ • Since this time nothing of importance has taken hump, fatigues, abuse, and eatum E ... Water- . 6.3 t Mon e y. TI 1; VI II AC I I F.- 110 W I.AN DS AL. .NA place. The tardiness of his operations is attributed to ?he:set, of err pc .. :• u so tti z it w ,, ho tt se nd a p4 t , e nt ur t, i t t it, Room Loan .. ; /5• T" I'harles Albert's intention of eimultaneouely attacking r tr,il,l'.' ' ".. I 13.4 r ta,....i.!-- -., r• ot the towel aat owe. lit the ammi-h of ea ~ ,_. .. tiers. But tet'ne op . .' &eche bites. 1840. gel: Date. 1342, el ; Tig r e ars , . ~. ;A .... e g.:meow, rrli,f. while it. tr4 , 44:.•10. It-e 1 ofealera, A CrOtla, and Nlanttot, in order to prevent vain pllialit es : • desperate sitha do City,l44J, •el 9. 1.:‘ , ...01.,,, "7, rr.....' l',' ' " : .. .t , s a- sett. see ',lfs th•• rm. a Met or Ir ' ''.'",''' ii' • i',,,L.: ; ,.. • '„,',• ; ,,',, pp , - .,,, i 1 , 0 ,,..; ; ; •,',..,, those pieces from mutually assisting one another. medies.'• No. tewelt Led, the sit on ',oaten. 25.75 25.80. N: ~: ; e, , ~...., p.. 1 re.,:.• the appo•wh if h.OOOO .1:4."0 . . fir persons w, odd wish it to lic thou eet s. ;irg : lour per 1',441.. G 2 :T o tr0, • ,,°'".,,*, i., ' . ..- ti ,- anie in el Mlctit rtoleoehle in cm. ri4 • -- - - . its Let loamy ; colm and sr curit; • .4 PS:4,W ; Lou, , , lots. al ; itaZg ~,11',,,', " ....,",y, ; -, "•.::...'e5 . ..t • ply Ct, • Pci,. 2 . ,sl., 4.. ' , le awl 1e...A. o:`.. t 5•• ; ,".... i•a.2l het tle of Ce• • enoine ievismtiew It en 14. , 1 liberty, %tithe sufficient to restore C;" - ,0.e...a , ehoh art the a , r.1.. - Hottest. Vieuo Forel.' LATES'I FROM I'ARIS. tution of the patient is etrong, al etv.-Never did question so ...,,,. ~,e ne e.. ee e e e eee es eee. e ,,,, e b le ,„,, - though a little feverish. We am The MT • •--,.",.. 1 , NI , •p it set , : ..!. lila Om :: . .V.1.11,.. co2ras ...xi • rchase of the railways give rise • 5... a la ne,e. met t o :t1 e ~......1X1..11.1.1.1, 1 ..1en„ condition how. ter. that Caro 110 Is, rectification, and explane- then- • . API'ItEIIEND ED -- .i. Loui• Itlanc ' S remedies. Cl'Lt•ritWil 1. , till its; TO HEALTH AND Isoliti LIFE. The funds guttered a sligh ions, that at another time would ‘ 1 17 . 3 t"1r , r • :". - --"'" .-! - -•, ' • -'•; - •• DE3IOCRATIC .NI OYEiIENT f, ens Pricv9- ets improperly betrayed, er lAI 10 EAI, 0111Nle, AND ANOID ; The Tim from a quite contrary cause, the IN Mt! Mt Table for all eortplairtr. tne Fives at fii . h the government has placed re R. I. Curet . ..wet , 11. 1!.. NIA t .... LA.r..ae. IN PARIS. Bank shares underwent a fleet. days. Yesterday the rail- ii i ~,,.,„„ ~......,.., ~. 4. , -tire 1 , . i L.t t..4e•tion. tranaull feeling , . a reed he decree was signed; it wu gda- re.t. x clear 1,0. awl . 1L 0 . .14,100 3!ou , L Vyan elaertuta, at 1,37?), which, •ompared with yi ge in•0r,..•.. lan -, • r nom .1. • 11x.. fca .1:. 11, 1.. 4, !) dtl,catc. . a fall of 120 frames. • • hril. To-day nothing is de- ..,.„ ~. ea. ~,,st e•atter,•i coteotoPert, may stn's the tr ale!! 01 , T % T r % - ~•-.0 i n ta , -.» 5.. 1 wad. n , ~,•-!,', ~,, : ,, s.t. 1. ,. ..1 al 0 1. 4 .1 110 ll IU S DISTURBANCES ~i.:.7.,,,,rm,?:::;,.2.3•,-..,Z;1.17,7;.„j, ways fall. These ups and downs • • great number of bung fide ki„." ll ` 4 r„,"i'''''':i.-,.... , •1 ts. 1.-Verne, • e-r-w•. ea,. ll -.la. rret • to the Bourse by their interest •..,' ',,,,,,,,..... is..o•bet . ; Nal:4l, 4. trot glean.' ;or direct fele Al ROUEN. , . 4 : ~.. 1412, tray, 110 1141 f, -; N ; ,in nettles, --- ; ode day annoueces to be now Ir ., ~,-,,.....;;:,‘, ',Lee, Reent street. Karat, -; Rai* Shares, ISIS: Ea now of railway shares. The go- --- actions. •to this uncertainty and anxiety. 13 franca. A report wag • NEWS FROM PARIS. - boorg and -.Air, SG 25 ;Cone Vier so • purchased 50,000,000 of silver -- ; tenkeue, 395 : North, r. i i 15. increase its stock of bullion ____-_ PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 P.m. d the terms not disadvantageous, TIT 1:: EL ECIIONS. We continue from hoar to hour to receive the re- lam enabled to inform yoi part of the Bank, and will tend that Moldavia is in full rem ports of the elections in the departments, Hearty all 1. At the opening there were ____-_ 18 conducted as in Franco. • mediately taken pnces remained of which have the same character as those already PARIS, Fall , AT, 10k A kg follow the example. - ore in demand than the Threes, • • repotted. In the department of the Seethe M. Ledru • non-appearance of the decree as The ex-euination of the votes in a comparatively Rollin has received a severe cheek. lAt Mane, Th e Madrid mails of the ! are, however, holffing back gene- small r.weber ef the sectiens, above 300 in number, his own town, 12 deputies have been elected for the contents are Without interest the national assembly, but as the into which the ilettnitment of the Seine has been re- generaily be moderate some die - department, the last of whom obtained : 1,415; votes, - v olved. wee completed up to midnight last right. sted to buy, although prices have while only 479 electors voted for M. Ledru Rollin. We have further advice» I n the to quotation • besides, The labour, hews. , er, weir continued throughout the During this aftereoon I tun informed that the of Florence, of the 21st, m n place for the account, and if the entire night. This morning et S aeleek, the seruta- Wed with stock it may oceasion a ton of the 5 arious sections were to bring the results moderate majority ot the l'rovisional Governmeut Sicilian volunteers by the , e has found reason for 'serious edam and that in fact S i the battle dote, settee the vourable that during several daya their invttetigatior.s to the Marries of thtir at Piaceuza. to jein the 'fusel 1 a movement, to be excited by M. 'l.edru Rollin and -• in the marker. 37 and 38 francs . respective nn of - ghee ments. From thence the Mayors j h i s 34 francs at favourite dates partisans, is apprehended for to-morrow. Bill- the Po at Bree.tello. ltulgo Felten can be found at those rates. the arroedisainents were to proceed to the llotel I stickers aro employed, while lam Writing this, in Nieetne, hawing htei"ed I vend railway directors had stated de Ville, wee re a general examination of all the he rsting throughout Paris another of the incendiary to a b.tequet at his villa at t now the elections were over the salts, combined with the elections of the army, the 1 bulletins, so many of which have already issued from to the Austrians, who trade one the right to determine the G ua rd Nl,•liile. and the Guard Itepublicaine, was to ,1, and that the minister appeared the Ministry of the Interior, and spread alarm through eini he' tied. The Tuscan take place. end the final result to be obtained. to these observations that the de- Paris. The present adopts a menacing tone. at Itorgoforte. A new attael the decision of the national as- As I told yea list evening, the results of several tated that the English holders had of the seel ne were already keown. aid many General I:hungered. r has had several conferences nent. 'rhe Bo li n Central,. 01 m ore with the Mini-ter of War, and Was on the point of flounces that the Austrian t ugh the ambassador who had in- became k e before midnight. 'rho journals of this have given up their anus, leaving for Berlin, where he is appointed minister , 'osernment that the government of morning tain numerous lists, with the number of and left that place under 1 . lay an embargo on all French yes but M. Lianartine absolutely refused to allow him to votes fort .c rs epeetive candidates., the complete re- lops. 'Die ex•l/uke of Pe justice were not done to the share- quit the capital in its preseut state. If lam rightly port, however, was not believed. sults of ortly tire arrondisstenente, the Ist, 3d, •Ith, in demand ;it rose 45fr. on yes- 6th, and 7th. Ilitt a great numlex of the sections of informed, fears are entertained that his services may 20111, when , he intends to be required even to -morrow. general. No public demon en on guld, 35f. to 30f. ; silver, 7f. the other 113 TOT diasemeres have completed the exami- t on, 25.20, and lour per Conte, at nation and published the results. 'fliese results all On the other hand, General Cavaignac, in leaving him. The 22 .Ifaree . of Mil officially that the King of . Algiers, has deelered that he can only be replaced tend to est:relish, by an immense majority, the mode- against Sicily, in consequ rate party in Ow geeernment, ard to extinguish for ! ' there by Ger.cral thangarnier. 41. AND MARKETS. i The Provisioual Government has sent an order, by Parliament alelaving hie ever the hopes of MM. Ledru Rollin:Louis Blanc., ,Le. been transformed into a fur neestsa, APRIL 27.-The Sugar telegraph, to Nlareeilles that General e'avaignac, • a very firm a ; -pearance, and a feu It would be codices to attempt to enumerate here I Governor of Algeria, ;hall immediately come to visioned and garrisoned. stole t yellow Havana found buyer . In . ] see th e metione. From a comparison, however, of 1 celleut elate of defence. ranee on last week's currenc. Tee The intention of M. lamartine is, I believe, to ap- shows a plight advance, and standard all that has yet become known, the following are the , point General Changarnier LA once commander of the lhe Milan Gimette, of I 54. ea-Cffe: 300 casks of tbe new • SI candidates who will stand brat on the list lowing bulletin of the l're et forward in üblic. adir ; the ordinary given j army of the interior, in case the ultra minority of the bdr.clrn ;o f onlin.iry to t o sold in the order c f the votes they have received. I - t should all tt • t the movement " The Ttn'can columns a , got re y a enip . was about the previous private contract a decline of ls. to 15. upon the opening 1. Lamartine. 'lB. Wolowski. ! which is now feared. have rejoined the kead-qu en dull, without alteration in prices.- 2. Dupont (de r Mire). 19. l'aenerre. I I learn that, at 5 o'clock, the number of votes as- amount to ;3,000 men, 2( .0 gallons, proof strength, ball Wert India 2 3. Granter - ]'ages 20. Peupin. certained for M. Lamartiue in the department of the artillery. There are Amu en by one house, the price presumed to . • which mut lx•low the current market 4 Arage. 21. Cotban. Seine, is 136,b03. teers, amongst whom are I opinion to be annul the maintenance of 5. Arm - - end Maraud. 22. Cflantearnier. In the department of the Marne M. Leon Faucher of Sienna and Florence. market. Cochineal went off 'manly, at Tallow cunt:noes dull, at 40s. lid.- Cat 6. Merle- 23. Cans-idiere. is at the head of the poll. " • 'f he corps of the Unite MI appearance, and the In only buy 7. Cremieux. 24. Cellint oin. I have just learned that a series entente has broken It is said tha' the citizens us requue.-The fortnightly drug ealos & Rethutont. 23. Garner. • large portion was bought In.-13 other out at Stour , Groups of workmen assembled in the as liestages have been set of Nlantua confines hie ,o• cnmotio demand continues good. 9. Carnet. N. Guinard. Place Saint Ouen, and discussed the probable results of orders has a depressing influence on very lO. I)ReiTier. 27. Bastille. the elections. Amen having cried, " Deschamps will visions for his troops the neighbourhood of t •IL Caveigtiac (general). 28. Ledru-ltollin. not be nominated !" a crowd of men in blouses ran after • eon, Aeutt 27.-The feeling is sell e . 12. Berger. 20. Deguerry. •re a Lout 5,000 bales, of o wlish 1,000 were him. The national guard having tried to stop them, a quite tranquil. The tree forage. The great damp 13. F. Lleiteyrie. 30. Boisr4l. , collision took place. Though A was without gravity, unhealthy, nut many of te 27.-Sinee Tuesday our market : It Beringer. 31. Nlareau. .an impesing torn of infantry, hussars, artillery, and d &teemed state. Further declines have - 15. Buchei. 32. Degousee. l national guard turned out, and the Hotel de Ville was are ill." ly ecru description of manulactures, in. l'rivate letters from II nto be almost daily declining, the necee- 16, Recurs. 33. David (d'Angers). occupied. At about nine o'clock in the evening a bend, them to force sales at almost any offer they 17. Vann. 31. Flocon. composed of DM persons, passed along the quays, shout- Austrians has occupied tli a total absence of demand for Germany. • . within the last week we have had a fall- Among the names which immediately follow those ; ' ing " A bas l'Assemblee Nationale!" and ‘, Vire De- the Clic in the Tyrol. '1 and Valleanonico hay which, howeeer, may be accounted term and ringing the Cu ire. Near the Itue St. season of the year. are Albert, 1,0111.1 MOO, the ] ' vines La Nloskowa and ; sehainPe.'" ion of --. the Abbee Luna retie and Imeordere. 'IIA a company of national guards separated the crowd, They fear an invas .-Metusrusr, APRIL 27.-The last In the first arrondissement M. Lamartine stands • whereupen there were cries of "Down with the na - Touale. To reassure the wee hes an y die prospects of our hop ordered a body of troop •oomy in every respect. A cold, ungenial first on the list, having received 1;,e00 votes out of 1 tional guard! Dawn with the aristocrats!' On the •ed in growing hops than mat other crops. • 19,000. M. Ledru Rollin is 38th on the list, with ]'lace den Cannes a troop of dragoons dispersed a inform the volunteers a few ems longer, we expect to see it Mowrallies, to hold this impo ...market prices of this artiele which are now 6,400 votes. crowd, who cried, el)own with the dragoons." After ---- t they can be point for. smite , shoots the In eleven of the twelve arrondissements of Paris the p assing along the Place St. Ouen, which was occu- niec aria in most rases will be pulled ewer pied by the hallo: al guard and hussars, the people ROYAL AGItICUI • unto,. total numb of electors is 303,400, the number of ENI • AND LELDENKALL, APRIL 27.- rotes actually delivered has been 205,000. Thus dispersed. ' C he night passed off quietly. Yesterday en transacted bere, yet prices were pretty 100,000 queliti , d • lectors have abstained from voting. tnorning much agitation was again visible. Bands A weekly council was f, from 2s. 10d. to 3s. fl.; mutton, 3s. ed. •to b. lid.; veal, 3s. 10d. to 4.104.; and In the first arrondissement, oat of 32,000 electors , Sir. Raymond Hu of young men approached the national guards in Ileuever-eiwl re, on We lbs, by the carcase. 014 19,000 have voted. ' posted near the llotel de Ville, and endeavoured Fl"en t, . ear. Burke, ear. es Dyer, • -•--- -•- I have before me a long list of partial returns from to irritate them by making use of insulting express Gibbs, Mr. Fisher llobbs, INTELLIGENCE. - MLUA. the departmer es. The results eoutirm those of the sions. A false report was soon after raised that Kinder, Colonel el'lnsual DVS. AIM DOI. All. PM the people had been fired on, and a general cry was Tweea. capital. The moderate party is eve r y where in a tri- . .... u 0 MAW • South- 0 f l irt NSW. ... 0 lm hunt majority. A large proportion of the late w n ra ,.. _, Sw ., arelitle, Ilarrogat raised of " Auer arnica ;on assassine not freers . At The following new meml and .• ...... 0 0 Doer:Luna t 0 flat i s c atoMay22 • • -Mar 6 0 Iloraon awl OWe t lad May 7 Chamber of De•puties will be returned to the the same times patrol of national guards was attacked, . ... a. itslifss May 4 u Rersil ..Harts Amaembly. attempt made and anto disarm them. Th i s ....... saranffe_ 11-incaan Liverpool; Cure Sewell .-Arrived; eliaatirta, Mzuffile; senet. attempt only eucceeded in part, and the national Chart afar., ittoreton, ty eV London, Bottetdain ; Jcsoe, 'Statue; The mew at Bea bare been pacifically • or, City uf Botterdam, Antwerp; City of Liu. szranged. The obnoxious government commisseriesg u ards at length reached the Hotel de Ville. Wettrs, Arraing•hall, Nor 't, Calais; Strathmore, Alicast ; Argo, Cal- ;ones were thrown at the armed force. A Wentworth , Ely, Canahria have been quietly marched off by the national guard the York Felten' Club. I's; Vlorentia, Alexandria; General Palmer. • ; Columbine, nacre; Lord J. Ithwell, Ilar. and the proele. An immense multitude of the pottu _ piquet of draeoens and some national guards %11cl-est Astoko r ifrea • i -- • ••• ; Ludy 'tattles, ltarbadon ; Men, Ant- lace and tile sari , .: e' guard mateabled in front of the /• / ch a rged the crowd, and cleared the formed the cOuncil that a' .-• .- &ent: Eider, Rotteniere; Gir"treatment fur the tritium; • ; Soles Sarah, Marten.; Palmer-con, Loya/ hotel Wilt re they were staying, and not satisfied with ' square. In the mean time barricades were raised Milne, Santa Martha ; Ilarcilten, Callao: the annowlet mint of • their resignation, the people in- • in myna' paste of the town, but they were soon by a severe cold, with bit . ing Star, A.eendn ; James Watt, Havre; sided on net•ing , them out of the town. carte.- y the troopo. As night app e •. 1 b ma tea the rioters am! lune , / l•tel teen atop ',wawa': theoltnd, Valparaiso. Yoterin_ury surgenn to the .-Are i Charagte, New Orleans; Sophia. M. I .edru Itellin has addressed a letter to the jour- became emboldened, reel attempted to defend them- which Colonel el•Doutell l'oclut, Stolpc, Tutors, Johanna, hute. ~ , nalsden ette tee report of his entertaining parties of selves. One man was shot, and another killed by a able to Sa y before the cue aqua ; Progress, tigentl.-Sailed : Menace s thrust from a bayonet. As soon as the, conflict began stete, chat the Om consis St Thomas ; Effort, Lisbon ; 511,C1011, l'al,l ; females tn tee royal palaces. • t ole Prid., Cowtentinopic ;courier , Leta ; We mad in the ..liessay , e th e the government commitsary went to the Hotel de bosses gently open hy usual dose of medicine ltioJaneiro ; Anna Sophia, Nietistadt ; Wel- Twenry.M a a s of the Garde Republicaine were go- Ville to concert meaeures of defence with the muniei - the same time in • makii Wand ; strove Sarre ; George hamlet!, Staten Wands hawk and Levunte, Lisbon ; missed a new days 1120 far e tel!oo•ing cause. The go- psi authorities and the commandants of the armed of hay soaked m hot vemment knew the. armed men a , feuded nightly at Bien- torce. Among the parties arrested and wounded are atm, Constantinople. cause the horses tontine qui& club, win r.• they pt ethernet duty as poli e. A deer , e sevemi liberated convicts. Some individuals above water. The effect of ti .._ ___.. In RTILI. was le i.to pr. paled spinet this svvtem, when one of the working class have also been arrested, who are was to keep the rime at Champion. WIL the wife of U. Iterate, Esq.. the dithers from the Bunt de "ale going without suspected of having instigated the rioters, and it is w asans in a state of to a Card end tore curhssity to the club, found himself in per • air icontaLteS Were kept Idcworth, the MN of the R . G. Currey, of • sence of a pet. comp: re d of Air own men. It was about "...ois hoped that all the chiefs of the movement are in the . 1 inl ammeter,' et Mptoras at Lublin. the wife of J. P. Ferrier. EM.. 07 time 01.1 t Ver. was discovered in a cellar of the Hotel de hands of justice. . hone ameted with this i Vill • a ltil, .., emote:hoe with the cellar where the gun- %Ve learn t several were killed and wounded, meet since the old system 1 24, at ehe , hanl stmt. Belgracc muare. the poittl, r 1,1 0, I , i. ed. After the diaeovery ot this crime, which E. t itzeourke, of a 'Laughter. but that at midnight order had been very nearly been discontinued and te 24, the wife of J. T. 11oughtou. Fol.. of evrinte might Saar, het to her: tide results, the men who were sus- restored. to had been adopted ;one ii. pected of being seemed in it wire dismissed. in a few days.-Mr. llud 24, at Wimbledon, Mrs. FL L. Breton. ef • It is netierkeble that the only Paris journal that By a decree of tho Provisional Goeernment, a the on his farms, had d t of 1 =, at Dublito the wife of A. M'Cullaith. Esg. el does Lot report he election returns is La Reform', crc i . - eteteso Irancet,..fro i m the Foreigndiplomatic . a verse he nature and progress o fund, is granted to the Minister of Alleles. fully eerroberated the i a rt Glasgow . Mrs Slricor. of a daughter. the organ of M. I.edru Itellin. The Club de la Revolution_ hassent in two petitions Hudson had found the m team, the wife of 0. C. enemies. State of the Bank. of France up to the evening of • tier. in allowing rest to the I •, ta the riutrare, Manley, Bake. tbe eie.: a the 2;th ot A pri I : to the I reeve-twit ti,wernment , the first requiring hut bra, that the troops which have lately been brought into a?adoridner placing o ici p n fomote e5...4 A teethe: , 1 4 tilaegow, Mrs it Smith. of a thnghter. WS arta ingo;• . with the complaint, hhetstrch, Nn ,Wele. of a daughter. Gob in th e ur . eel: Led., at tortoni l' atlt, Iklrllct . the Slow Mo. Trotter. Pills over .11. e .. ' """'"...... " niter-in-chief of the national guard shall be the . te ece .i r far a I MAR R I AtIE.L MA .t 1 aetwol ..T. , • ./1 1 . .0... Re ad y . 'at Stoke church, near Derenport.bY ta• As do. OM:stet. book , the Her. ktolert Baker, ILA_ third mud Alt.., .• . n 1....,i ••• of kto,•cll-,aolarr. Lood..n. 44 Emily he Cowealt a 6 mous ••ti 1 ..-..e. ; old. eat& • • aUcar.tages 01 axles, wh 10,F30,252 an stated yesterday at the l'alais da ustice that the minister , ~ . Str Henry Leeke. K. 11., R.N., of weal 10.* nu t by I t e ta m elt •I .r their notes tel rift aition 0. ties Josef. St, - , 4 .6 , 1• rt..... v, - Sac ante in the construs Ile day atal place Mon., youngot ren of Richmond ltd entered 1, • - ' 77- ' • ' . - tof eivoree, and that it is to be very shortly pub- u, cieeeite so l eie. butinge.t daughter of OWL a ' - 4. 0 0 0 00 0 I Relied. We only ni.eV.ion this report for the purpose of tile society in July nei tf., it. the .-. J. Clark. l ''''' '' '''' . ' ' . ..- ' -•" l',.,"T's,°',l) o 1 of expressing our total disbelief in it ; not that we of Grosvenor -park, eaml -A . l. t...tre t 'seter t , ; tT t ilts b li• . b isieht rt er‘ot 31r. A. il2. ••• -' ... . .... c•- • ~.: I'- , ••• ''''''' •-• -•-t,n, - o I have official information on the subject, but b. „ . .... ...,I ........ suggestion trona Mr. But! li -Alai' IYI, at :It. Mary Abcherel. the Ben clay subsoils, at veriout of St. Mat s Alraturch. and st. Laurent, l',•enuol. -Poo •oih. ve n te• rf . fa iL: " . g.- •''''' • . - • . - ' 1- - ' il'' 9 .ll/ 4 1 ; because we can never believe that a measure so grave .kawittur .4 U. Milow.W.li. 1.4.• a Laufaioo asea,i,, ..... .- - - r year, az si t llorud,ri, Ewe,. - i'.: l i . '7il - 7 elver be taken by a Provisional Government. Assuredly s e a .. of thc munication from Mr. w lee. - A t oll 24, at Tullow, J. D. !holed. Alvansth to the rtate on It. .eir y l•-•.: • • - fret,o00:000 the question of divorce is one of those which must be °Mot J.'s., Nes Rem, to Jatoorblow of the ..4.• lAdkcio4). nal silly daughter of the lett:W. 49G,53 - 3,197 3 ----- Submitted to the di liberations of the National Assem- Tyne, on various Wu, adapted fur t 1-1A1.11 . .1 , r . . elements to the soil.-I''t . 81 fr il7.toteil 25, at lodiatd Ciro:._ bly , ; but it is one of too much importance, and in- work, and ... f":."'"'eee wolves too many interests, to be lightly . prejudged. Li e d Preece. th e net. T 110111:“ N,L , n. 40 4 .... 0 kis, st . Em., 31.1*., of Leyton, Both, to rfargamt As" 11,,,, ,, ...i 1 ,,, 1. rtr - - ........ • - - the society. k. 31. slurs bla.kelyuc, Em.. of Ltas-wt Down kluk nre, •11 ...reti ..... 3°3•"91.6".) • nal, on the wealy balance-shtet of the Bank of The council ordered es. teed, leeks sera te, at se Xt.:helm., N•dthishren, cos 1 10 K 2: bomb r . - • 'd • -ill be seen that the day, the 3rd of 3lay. ..r. tio•rge '...t.•11, 1.4., to ALUM tiallotita of 114 • y., of Netturiem. kg..., I .11 - rt.l 1 ..' T . 1 . .^ , ..0 y, CT,litur•_•.••=f -April 2.,, at st. Paul'. Dublin, by dm vest % tb . :l beet, 4. , d0a• ( '•.•••.r. Win. J. 11. E. Itell.s„ hm., of the. awl Iwitiot _ PAoi.,,t. 1.114 . 1.1. Pt ..rl , t about el.elee 2 e 2 Cl;2 metallic reserve at the Paris establishment of the Bank Toe Niv AL AND farm, 4 ult chili 44 the late Rev. J. 3L Brook, el 11" :.1 ,'. '"' ... • ' ts .., aiteter........... ••• hem tw•littheates. Cork. hit .... ri d, f.,1).00 . . ISRALIi-Apol ..'.!. at et Peter's, Dublin. by the its 6Sth annieenary Voltown.. ...1,,, •nte !Me, and eh*. Mee .......... - . tet t e. A. Itur-,11. to Maul*. ~.....41 daagb.r 4 " ('' "'"!..;‘` ' , . 4 yet inosted in treassuy . :bons 1,092,241 g 9 of specie In , ""'''"" ''. banes to within a trifle of the same extent ; the amount iianorer-square Room took the chair. end Cap .4-4.141, ecru., .4 T elbleacky, lateurelt.; ; OTRoM.- Aptil:4. at Wrvceloshont, itt sterfply. feature lee te eat. I. a. 1.. prla'Se evabe. 034,320 01 preeediug week. rhe amount of o d i l so 'scounted bills be- Julie.. George sacks ill, oettz-t , r, u• ',.. 4 ,3, , , , 1tt to Mar., A 0.11.1 41.40.tcr a: 3ittlottra!“ •••• had just elapsed, .cocoa telt tee, Ilatol.lote. '''''"'".." ..." to the extent of 4,000,000 f. On the side of the liabilh ,---„ . s , „„--, „ branch-banks show an increase of such accommodation. meats, principally by a been issued to macho peeves. --. ~ at shoulthaill. mei Ly on, R. Calton. EM., aired Sir and canal boatmen tin umo, wit. ot C. FL Clarke, Es 1•• rwevuar • . ote i.tt According to the Bank return the amount of ingots nt of the treasury has 4,500,000 f. The aereunt eurre showing ties, the notes iss circulation have the about pacc. ill still the rams, I• h would that the news ,a ne wo argue of fallen etf from 36. as well at . Blackheath. J. Day, Ye.... late of Morgan:tittle.' 1 1 0 1 millions ot francs in the week. a ka . estemeof. to 26.360,000 f., a dimi- m2in. der to the meet! Zed 4 , .. illgOtgliPVinz been sent from the Bank of England elation of up ••' 'd 1 have in reared a 'luri n g die at The account•eurrents of private indivt ue s ve c 2... at Limerick. Doane.% eldest daughter of the Rag false. - the disbursements to • Lei ..4 Dotlm l'3l 10. d. (whie at Cheltenham. Oen. A. J. Ouldtc, of the Nunnerr• P.S. Jed • f h is k aas the result of ging rom wat now little more t han 2,000,000 f. The amount of the metallic 1411. 69. 9d. in um Leeof the all Dragoon Gigot, laltalA ou ,„l,l,-,g at outhasepoo, M Johnuia • the ex:imitation of the eh ctions for the arrondisse- notes in circulation. reserve es at present about 88,700,000 f. to 319,000,000 f. of - • . - ets. Kan, 1... wed '' meat ot liars, it is not prchable that M. Ledrn . Rollin, who was formerly The first part of the report and ordered to be psi at the rietory. Lambeth. wife of the • Rue J• LIM. hag 'tlst • of the committee of the motion °f the Iles, iv ,Cumber Lint, nominated for this arron- Luxembourg, on the organisation of labour, --- J lions were then pro hi 24." Eta rare, Ilertristia, wifc of 31. I D i:throe. .iatement, will be elected in the department of t of militar y supporters ol been published. The following is the commen word ;itil t lY . " - :'s.rg l iniir. r. Satoh. me,. •ed 0 !- Seni l e. Le Corann•rre, a liberal journal, upon it word tor the sat ay Woo. go• Baty., of So s eetesteee= ei t t i - ------ Te M. E. de Girmdin is nominated in the department at the Luxembourg has • adoptee.-duc t whic The generel commission sitting . ow ge- i ihm. ot choimo.4 Peewee tee Ones is lawasedeovet• o a* tl Creme. just commenced the v entilation, in the liogssfeer, of se LIIIL 111. INI. ~~1~~ • 441 I C:r ~- 5i ni Ands 111 LONDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1848. [THREEPENCE. ntral account of its labours. M. Louis Blanc does not appear to have lost one of his illusions, notwithstanding the unfa vourable reception which all France has given to his theorise According to the hon. president of the commission, the downfall of whet lie is pleased to call the rig , one of Kota. gonism and halt, is imminent, and society only aspires to enter with full sail in the waters of socialism. " Perhaps," he observes, "perhaps the fall may be retarded by some temporary eomproutires, snit for our part we shall . not refuse to prop up with all our er that old edffice which is on all sides splitting and cracking. We may lee believial in what we say on this subj. ct—we to whom, since the revolution of February, this perili,us at ti unxrateful task Ilan only procured almost supers buena a fatigues, abuse, and calumny, calumny too limn then very persons whose ateurity we protected at the risk of our popularity, and rometimes at the peril of our tires. But let no one deceive Minx If—the time is passed fur vain palliatives: a desperate situation dem Inds extreme re medies:* No. hook find, the situation is not ro d. sperate pfliMillS would wish it to bethought ; Francs: is not 'et at its last ; rutin and M curity, anted by a large dose of liberty, will be sufficient to restore her to health ; the consti tution of the patient is strong, and the pulse goes well, al though a little feverish. We answer for her cure—on thi' eonilition how. titer, that care to taken nut to make use ul M. Louis Blanc's remedies. The funds muttered a slight decline to-dat upon yesterday's prices. The'Pareses closed at 4:0 0 and the Fives at Bank shares underwent a heavy fall, closing at 1,37:,, which, minpared with yesterday's pricee,ahowed a fall of 120 pe francs. Panes Alla,. 2S. —Nctir Loan, --; Three ttbeate., 45 1; 1.10. rive per C. Wm., 07i; Four-and-Balt, ; inner, beta's. rases pia., G6l Ike. 1512, 176 i, 1140 ThrerA, —; TWO-31115.i -11,a; —: N Kenn*, LaseßOM= Luan, ati ; Tre.oury Komi% —; Rant Shays, 1372 ; ent, em London, Do trans sedons. tzorsrs.—Paris amt Orleans, 571 25; Parr. and Rouen, 375; Itou .nd Have., 2.10 ; ATMIDSM amt Marwil,es, 20U ; Stns.- buurg awl - .Mr, it 5 ;Centro %lemon, 245; AMiellit atm I;,,ulogne, ; hunk sus, 355 : Nerth, 313 75. IRELAND. (By the Niectrif 7', t.gompli Company's Efpresi.) DUBLIN, FUIDAY EVENING. A meeting of the magistrates of the county of Dub lin was held this day, when a declaration of loyalty to the qui en, and^n address, calling upontlic government to prevent the indiscriminate possession of arms, was proposed by the lion. Mr. Preston. An amendment, calling for remedial measures for Ireland, was moved by Mr. Filabinum,but the original motion was carried, b a majority of 48 to 18. The adoption of the address is y considered tantamount to proclaiming the city. Sir It. Howard has been returned fur the county of Wicklow, by a majority of 13. . . SEIZURE OF SHIPS BY THE DANES. The news from Denmark today gives the particu lars of an obstinate battle between the Germans and the Danes. Schleswig has been taken by the Pruodims, and the Castle of liquor(' has been evacuated. Thu details will be lomat in our other columns. The following are our latest reports of the Shipp ng movements iu the Baltic '• ELSINEUR, April '_t3.—List of Prussian vessels lately rapped by the Danish government in the Sound and Grounds, and which have been sent to Copenhagen : —Gute lluffu nog , Lpschin.ky, from Dm - IWe for Belfast; Hermitic, Burgwart, trim Stralsund, fur Carlisle; Flora Witt, from Malaita, fur Baltic ; Fairy. Fraude, from Meme ' l, for Ilu Iteurietta Augusta, Betide, from Memel, for England; Marmite Bertha, Strieks, from Memel, for hall; Blunt, Aseaendarti, from Danisic, for Landon; Isaac, Lanshoff, from Stettin, for Portsmouth; Lien°, Scha uer, (rem Stettin, for Bordeaux ; •J o hannes, Hagen, tr. on Stettin, for Beistul ; Pilot, Las.kow, from litTsund, for Rugenwelde; Freundschaft, Wicuard, from Memel, fur England; Pelham, Lange, from Stettin ' for Etiglabel ; Moja, Martens, from Memel, fur Mull; Eingkeit, Kasten, from Stettin, for St. Watery ; Laura, Nelson, from Stettin ; Caroline Otilie, llaucke, from Stettin, for England ; Charlotte, Stief, trout Maud, for Eng land ; Ileffnung, Dalt; from Memel, fur Exmouth ; Murton', 'Linke, front Dionne, fur Liverpool; Fear Not, 11.e.eke, from St. Jago de Cuba, for Stettin ; Iswil, BAR" 'rum Barth, liar Englund; Edward, Krause, fie m Liverpool, for Ste tin ; There-a, Dann. berg, from Liverpool, fur Danish: ; Pauline, Wiencke, from Bordeaux, for Stettin ; Geselle, 'lieu, from Bonk:sus, for Stettin ; Stadt Hoenig, lrqui Liverpool, fur thotilie, besides two Wigs and a new famine stilted yesterday in the Groan-Is, names un known. The fallowing have also been detained and taken into Copenhairen : —Durthes, Hoppe, of Swipe; Brant, Metall feldt, ..IDantsic ; Von Wickmaun, Limitation, St Dantssie; Richard, Vas, of Stett in ; Othello, Schroeder, ofStettin ; Fanny, Beckmann, of Memel ; Adler, li t hicadt, of Memel; Hibernia, Michaelis, of Memel; mmanuel, l'rehn, of Stitt iq. CCKIIAVEN, Mutt 23.—A Danish frigate, under easy sail, off the eel, and a Danish corvette in the Channel, appa ren ly coming from the W, st Indies, were stew by the Ernst anal Gustave, Soo:l%re, urrie, d here. Ilsmeette, April 24.—1 t is reported that a Itootock vessel, waiting to clear at Copenhagen, has not yet been allowed to do no. W Y CK, ISLAMI or Fouti, April 21.—The buoys of the Schma p eluee the day before yesterday to be laid dean, and by this time must be replaced —Shipping Gazette. I am enabled to inform you, oa official information, that )loldavia is in full insurrection. The revolution is conducted as in Franco. Wallachia is about to follow the example. - - The Madrid mails of the 23rd have Arrive' contents ar.., without intertst. We have further advice% from Italy. The Pair'. of Florence, of the 21st, mentions the arrival of 94i Sicilian volunteers by the steamer Palermo. The .ITher, of tee same date, states that 1,500 ricemontese are at Piactuza.to join the Tuscan troops that have passed the l'o at Ihres:ello. Haig:trial, a nth proprietor of Mantua, having invitee' the Piedmont( se officers to a banquet at his villa at Mascaria, betrayed them to the Austrians, who made them prisoners. Bulge rini has tied. 'rhe Tuscan and Pontifical troops are at Borgoforte. A new attack upon I'cschiera is immi nent. The Italia Centrole of Modena, of the 13th an nounces that the Austrian troops stationed at ('olorno have given up their arms, in virtue of a capitate' inn, and left that place under escort for Modena and Bo logna. The ex-Duke of Parma arrived at Bologna on 20th, where he intends to wait the arrival of his general. No public demonstration took place against hi n. The 22 ..Ifar:pe, of of the 22nd, ansounecs officially that the King of daples has declared war against Sicilv, in consequence of the decree of the parliament &daring him dethroned. Udine has been transformed into a formidable fortress, well pro visioned and garrisoned. The Fiedmouttse artillery- I men have arrived at Palma, which is now in an ex- Icellent state of defence. 'I he Milan Ga:ette, of the 22nd, publishes the fol lowing bulletin of the l'rovisional Government: " The Tuscan columns under Gen. D'Aario Ferrare, have rdoined the head-quarters of the army. They amount to 5,000 men, '2OO horses, and a pieces of artillery. There are among them about 1,500 velem- I teers, amongst whom are many young men of family,l of Sienna and Florence. "The corps of the University of Pisa was expected. It is said tha' the citizens whom the Austrians took as hostages have been set at liberty. The governor of Mantua confines himself to demanding pro visions for his troops, and all the oxen in the neighbourhood of the fortress. The city is quite tranquil. The troops are in want of salt and forage. The great dampness renders the place very unhealthy, and many of the troops or the garrison arc ill." l'rivate letters from Bergamo say that a corps of Austrians has occupied the bridge of .Mosticerolo above the Clie in the Tyrol. The inhabitants of Valteline and Vallcauonico have been much alarmed. 'rimy fear an invasion of our territory on the side of Touale. To reassure thepm, w ith , the Minister of War has ordered a body of troo' some artillery, to re inforce the volunteers coming from the adjacent vallies, to hold this important position. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND. A weikly council was held at the Society's-house, in Ilaituver,,itt , re, on Wednesday lest, the 2Gth of April: prc sent, Mr. Raymond Burker, in the chair ; Mr. Abusek, Mr. Burke, Mr. G Dyer, Mr. Freehody, Mr. Bran .reth Gibbs, Mr. Fisher llobbs, Mr. Iludson (of Castleacreb Mr. Kinder, Colontl M'Douall, Mr. Reynolds Solly, and Mr. Tweed; The following new members were elected : Edwin Green• wood, Swarelitfe, Ilarrogate, Yorkshire; John Ramstrattom, Mihail] Grange, D incaster ; George Worthington, jun., Liverpool; Chun Sewell Read, Kilpaison, Pembroke; Charles Map., illoreton, Collishall, Norwich; Edward Waters, Arming all, Norwich ; John Cross, Manor Farm, Wentworth, Ely, Cambridge ; William White, Secretary of the York Eau:tiers' Club. INFIXI.NLA ASIONG HOltSVS.—Colosel 111`Dostall in. formed the council that a most simple and a lfectual mode of treatment fur the influenza among horses (exhibiting itself by a severe chid, with hitlionmatory affection of th; nostrils and lungs) had teen adopted with unvarying success by the veterinary surgeon to the '2nil Life Guards, the detuls of which Colonel TiltDouall hor d, at a future meeting, to he able to lay before the council : in the meantime, he might state, that the phut consisted in keeping the bowels of the horses gently open by administering one.'ourth of the usual dose of medicine on four successive days, and at the some time in making such arra n gements (by at of hay soaked in hot water, or otherwise) as would cause the horses continually to breathe the steam of hot water. The effect of this inhalation of aqueous vapour was to keep the mucous membrane of the breathing organs in a state of continual discharge, by which the ale p a rses were kept free from accumulation, and the intlammidore slmptorns rapidly removed. Not a single hone affected with this disorder hail been lost in the Trill meat More the old system of bleeding, blistering, &c., had been discontinued and the plan Col. Tilghman then refes nst to had been adopted ; and the recovery was generally effected in a few days.—Mr. Hutton, of Castleacre, having about 70 horses on his farms, had constant opportunity of observing the nature and prnrress of this distemper, and his experience ' fully corroborated the statement of Col. M'Douall. Mr. Hudson had found the most successlul treatment to consist in allowing rest to the horses, in giving them cordial balls, and in placing but bran-mashes in their mangers; and, in order to promote perfect recovery in the horses laid up with the complaint, it had been his practice to allow them to remain for a fortnight or three weeks quiet, and without work. MIsCELLANEOCd COMMCNICATIONS —A paper front Mr. Wagstaff, of Gordon-c illuetrating the principles and advar.tages of axles, wheels, and drays, of his invention, included in the construction of a cart which the Duke of Richmond hod entered for exhibition at the York !doling of the society in July next. A statement from Mr. Diddle, of Grosvenor -park, Camberwell, of the application of wind, as a moving power for machinery, in his ..Ealian engine. A ru;gestion from Mr. llullock Webster, that drains on strong clay subsoils, at various depths, should be inspected at com- this season of the ' ,ear, and the results reported. A munication from Mr. Dramwea, of Newcastle-upon- Tyne, on various refuse substances produced in chemical . works, and adapted fur the purpose of furnishing manuring elements to the soil.—From lily. Nutt, of York, a letter sug gesting prizes fur Poultry at the Ensuing Yerk meeting of the society. of The council ordered their thanks for these communica tions, and adjourned to their monthly meeting, on Wednes the day, the 3rd of May. ink -- • - TOE NAVAL AND NI ILIYA RY BIBLE SOCIETY held 1 its 6Sth anniversary meeting yesterday morning, at the Ilanover-square Rooms. The Marquis of Cholmondeley I took the chair. end Capt. Bazilgette,R.N., read the report, which stated that the distribution of Bibles and New Testa- , meats, principally by sale, durine the twelee months that bad just elapsed, amounted to 17,513. Of these, 11,902 had been issued to merchant seamen; 3,191 to the bargemen and canal boatmen throughout the kingdom; and the re mainder to the milita: y and naval sersices of her Ma jesty, as well at home as abroad. The cash re ceipts during the past year amounted t o 2,5211. 12s Id., end the diebursements to '2,3391. Ss. 2d. leasing a balance of 1231. 10s. Sd. (which includes fast year's balance of 1411. 6s. 9d. in the hands of the treasurer). —On the motion of the Bay. Mr. Gribble, the report was agreed to, and ordered to be priuted for eirculation.—Several resolu , tions were then proposed by clergymen, and naval and military supporters of the society i these resolutions, being ward tar word the same as thou of the preceding year, were 1 ; a d o pted.—Attir which , a vol. of thanks was passed to the . I Marquis or Cholmonde le y , and the meeting vparetell. - ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHAMPTON PORTION OF THE INDIA MAIL. The Oriental Company's ateam-packet Ilindostan, Captain Lewis (Lieut. Langton R.N., Admiralty Agent), arrived at Southampton to-day. Her dates are :—Alexandria, April 11th ; Malta, 17th; Gibraltar, 23rd; Corfu, 11th. Among the passengers by tho Ilindostan are Sir C. Maclean, bad from Malta General D'Aquilar, and C a ptain D' ., Aquilar, front Chiba ; Captain Grey, ILA., promoted. Her cargo consists of 7.5 packages of dollars, value sterling 16,400/. ; gold coin, value sterling 25,1031. ; 23 bales of silk ; 172 barrels of t gum; 6.5 of merchan dise; 120 packages of general ercandise. The Ilindostan brings 11S passengers, and left an immense number at Malta waiting for the next ship. Most of them have arrived from Sicily and other disturbed places. An extra steamer, the Iberia, leaves Southampton to-day, for the purpose of bringing home such passengers. ;es SvoicEs Aram—April 20th, off Aleriers, a French steamer, standing for that port. A.M. on the 23rd, the P. and 0. ship Parha left Gibraltar for the Mediterranean ; and H.M. troop ship Resistance, for Malta. MOVEMENTS Or HEIL MAJESTY'S 81111.5.-111.1. st.-v. Odin was at Alexandria, waiting the issue of political events, in case of the demise of Mehemet Ali. Ibrahim Pacha is much ht 'ter in health since his return to Egypt. At Mes 11.M. ships Thethis, Harlequi Porcupine, Hs cate (at.•e.) At Malta: 11. M. ships Hibernia n, (commander-In chief ), Trafalgar (flag of Rear-Admiral Barri Ceylon (Rear-Admiral Sir L. Curtis), Vanguard, Rodney, Superb, Vengeance, Queen, Ter rible (st.-v.), Bulldog (st.-v.), Oberon (4.-v.) Sir L. Curtis is to shift his hag to the Trafalgar on the let nf May, to re t u rn home. MOVEMENTS lit' FOREIGN SHIN; Or WArt.—H. S. cor vette, Marion, from Marseilles, was towed out of Valette on the morning of the 17th; destination not known. A steam vessel !eft Malta the same evening, supposed to be for Trieste. As the French packet arrived from Marseilles on the morn ing of the 17th, the Hindostan was detained by the coos manthr4rechief two hours, for his depatches. MOVEMENTS Or THE OILIF.NTAI. COMPANY'S P ACKET S On e S the 14th April, the Aria left Malta for Alexandria, with thouthampton portint.l of the 3rd, -•— • SHIPPINO. MAIL' Al lltlTllD.—Dublis. 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donagha deo, 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1. LONDON, April 29.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.E., light breeze, mud Lay weather. l'ErmittEm, April 26.—The Hannibal (late Long). from Quebec to this port, Wilk W;l4 driven into lirandstford (Norway) in Fclauary tor, scull only one man on hoard, arrived here yesterday, with con‘idcrable damage to rigging and sails. OEsictls.—Sir : The appoint went of the committee of inquiry upon the expenditure of departments altos an opportunity also for con:ideration of the anomalies which operate with so much prejudice to the engineer branch, and with no great partiality and advantages to thestor , and other civil branches of the Ordnance, which I beg to be allowed to bring to notice through the columns of your extensieely circulated journal. AI will be readily understood, the duties of the clerks and clerks of works, embracing as they do the professional acquire ment. of architects, surveyor', builders, and accountants, call tor active, zealous, and continnou. exertion of superior attainments, whilst the duties of the storekeepers' clerks simply demand the knewle doe of accounts posacssed by every young cc nt lemon of ordinary capacity, without anything ap proaching to the application of body and mind, which must neee...arily be exerted by the cividans of the royal engineer department. Its the discharge of engineer duties of the Ordnance the clerks and clerks of works lir:. emplo y ed at all military stations at home and abroad; they arc moreover sub are jrct to frequent removals front place to place, which attended wi h ruinous erpenses and losses, to which their travelling allowances are not equivalent. Storekeepers' clerks are not subject to such change*, unless at their own desire, or on promotion ; and generally the latter are in the enjoyment of official residences and gardens, or allowatces for house rent, in which but a few of the engineer branch participate, and the allowance of houre rent granted only to the clerk' of works in London is just now ordered far dis continuance. tinder such circumstances it would reasonably be expected the salaries of the two branches here alluded to would at Last be nearly similar ; such, however, is not the cues ; and so gnat is the disparity of the advantages in re gard to their pay and allowances, that frequent memori ds h,,ve been brought forward, exhibiting the inequitable waking of the classification or scales cf salaries, &c., without. however, effecting the object soug h t fur. In elucidation of th ese ' fact, it should be stated that the pay at first of the clerks of both branches is the same, e., 4a. Gl. per diem; but the increased f pay for long in sery thirte ice an en d good conduct of the storekeepers' erk. is 100/. years, whilst that of the engineers' cler kfter s is only 911 d . of five fa in twenty-five years, or Is. per diem a aeo years, added to which the former are eligible to promotion asdeputy-storekeepers and etor.keepers as well Ulf to dui office of actitg-barracitmaster occasionally. The engineers' clerks, having no line of promotion open to them, sellout suc ceed in any improved position, even with the influence of much interest in their behalf. The clerks of works hays a classification and smile of promotion, their rates of pay bring is. Gd., 95., 100. 61., still and less 12s. taper diem; but their increase of pay isan that of the engineer clerks for their long service cud good conduct, being limited to 111. ISt. per annum after 21 years' service, or 191.55. after each period of seven y ears, besides which the first portion of their service (of from four to five years) is not allowed to ceunt for increase of pay for their length of service and good conduct ; so that before a clerk of works has • claim for such increase it is quite passible an ordnance or storekeeper's clerk has resehra the maximum of the salary of bis class. This statement of the facts is not set forth with an invidious feeling, or a desire in the least degree to prejudice the interests of the gentlemen who are so for unite as to be appointed to the store or civil branch, hut with an earnest hope that it may have the effect of placing those of the engineer branch in the enjoyment of equal advantages and of removing other distinctions preju dicial to the interests of the service as well as standing or po sition of she clerks of works and clerks employed under the corps of Royal Engineer!, and who, being made amenable to the Mutiny Act, are entitled to equal respect end cot 'ldera. tion with the St o ltketpere clai m —Sus Tara Tolearri. 61. 15e. to 71. 15s. per ton, for beet quality. Rape Cakm meet a steady tale, at rather lower rates. Bones com mand a good sale, though, owing to the receipt of rather large supplies, the prices have been somewhat lower. The arrival. of Linseed this week amount to ahout 5,972 qn., and consists of 2,300 qrs. from Tamnria, 1,562 from Piaui, 1,270 from Memel, 410 from Denmark, 121 bags from Go thenturg, 45 qrs. and 45 tasks hom Carlskrona. The market has been very quiet, and sales are confined to small lots for immediate use, in the price of which, buyers had the advantage, though holders now show more firmness., and prefer looking on awhile to submitting to any lower rates. fhe stocks are light, and farther early supplies appear very uncertain. We quote black Sea, 425.; Memel and Konigs berg. fine crushing, 33e, down to 325. per qr. for inferior quality. Rapeseed was sold at 241. per last, in the begin ning of the week ; but is now held for an advance of 10e. to eh. per last. Foreign imports into Hull during this week: Linseed, 5,972 qn. ; Rapeseed, 4,334 ; Wheat, 7,417; Barley, 2,542; Oats, 763; Beans, 1,122; Peal, 263; Tares, 42.5. LINCOLN, April 28.-There was a fair show of Wheat at our market to-day, which was taken off slowly, et Is. ad vance. A small show of B relay, which fetched fully 2s. more mone A very short supply o Beans. Prices nominal. W heat, red, 4.74. to 525. f Oats and white. 50s. to 58e. 'Seeley, 30e. to 365. Oats, 17e. to 22.5. Beans, 4Cts. to 431. ',leveret's., April 2:5.-Exclusive of a few slight showers, we have had no rain here since Monday last, and string culture is again partially in pr :cress ; but the weather being still very sold, vegetation is extremely backward; and, al though a late spring succeeded by. line summer is frequently the most certain for the crops, some parties begin to sugar unfavourably on the subject. From Tuesday's LW ka to the close of yesterday, no husinces of suf heient magnitude occurred to alter the position of the trade here in anywise materially different from that stated in our last circular every article, however, was held with unabated firmness, awl, influenced by the steadiness re porzed in most other hailing markets, our last quotations were generally maintained. The arrivals of grain into this pleee since Monday less, have continued to come forward very spariugly from Ireland, as well re coasts ie.: and from abroad, except Indian Corn and Out= al, of which we have a further good supply. Hitherto we have received little produce comparatively from the Belie, and the prohibition to German %Teach peeling the Sound will probably limit our imports thence for some time to come . America, however, , will shortly be enabled to export largely to England, pro- vided our prices offer sufficient inducement : meanwhile we may remark that the stocks in granary here are, on the whole, rather inconsiderable, and will require to be extensively sugmen ted before harvest. At our Corn Exchange this scorning, Wbeats of prime qua. lity realised a Flight improvement in value, and all other descriptions, includis g Enelish, Irish, and foreign, sustained our hut quotations, with just a moderate but not a tree de mand. Flour, meeting rather lea. attention than at an ear lier Retied of the week , hard y supported late prices. an Barley commanded former rates, and grinding samples, being less plentiful, were the turn dearer. For Malt, also, rather higher terms were required. In English and Euro -1 pean Bruns little business was apparent, but Egyptians, stil attracting the attention of bust re, each maintained our last currency. Peas difficult of sal?. at the decline pro led, noted Oats, ran , inuiug in fair es quest, go id, well pr' ptred meaning parcels, ~btained 12. per 451te. over Tuesday's ad vance. Oatmeal at the tame time, meeting very little notice, was rather dem , seed in value. The buyers of Indian Corn having delayed their purchases until this morning, csused an active inquiry, and a fair amount of business resulted, at the full prices of Tuesday, the tine q =lithe of Mediterranean having become exceedingly scarce. Corn Meal, upon a limited demaial, ales still held at 12.. to 12s. Gel. per barrel' Arrivals Iron, the 25th to the 27th April, inelutive, into Liverpool . Wheat, 2,211 qrs. ; Barley, 27 ; Malt. 27 ; Oat., 1,738; Beans, 10; Peas, 1,`249; Indian Corn, 15,109; Indian Corn Meal, 3.50 barrels; Oatmeal, 4,708 sacks; Flour, l e itaGsicks, and 1,326 barrels. ItiroN, April 27.-We had a small supply at this day's mark , t. Wheat in demand, a:. a slight improvement on lest week's prier.. In other grain no alteration -White Wheat, e s , e a a ee 7s. ad.; red, re.. to 7,. Beans. 51. to Gs. per bushel. Barley, 325. to 35e. Oats. 20s. to 255. SCAIIROUOUGII, April 27.-The attendance of terraces at our market to bey is small. A little business is done in I Yhent, at last week's prices. In *priest Corn next to nothing is doing. Flour dull rale, at our quotations. Wheat, he. to 7.. per .5 stones. Barley, 30s. to 32e. per qr. of 32 stones. Oats, old, to 101 d. per stone. Superfine Flour, 425. to TM. ; and seconds, 365. to 375. pt r sack of 20 stones. SOUTHANII`TON, April 28.-Our market Will firmer to-day, and snore business doing. The best samples of Witt at were readily taken at a slight advance over last week's prices, bat there is no improvement in the value of the middling or in ferior sorts, For Beans and Oats, there is a steady retail demand, without change in price. WAKLI taw), April 28.-The weather has been on the whale more favourable this weak fee the crops. Our arrivals are meal:rite of all articles. We experienced a fair steady demand for Wheat. and prices ere la, per qr. higher. rates. Barley is scarce, and bring s fall Oats and Shelling as before. Beaas are held more firmly, and fine hard parcels le. per quarter dearer. Malt attracts more attention, and there are now few cheap sellers to be found ; we quote an advance of fully Is. per load. No variation in other articles. The fol lowing are the present prime : Wheat, per quarter, 601 b. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kant, red, new, 50s. to 515.; extra, 625.; white, 51e. to 53e.; extra, iris. Norfolk and Hunts, red, 48e. to 491..; extra, 51s. ; white, 48s. to 51s. ; extra, 52a. Lincolnsh i re and Cambridgeshire, red. 4fis. to 495. ; extra, 61s. ; white, 475. to 50s. ; extra, 6'20.; Yorkshire, red, 4 8.. to 60s. ; extra, 511. ; white, 50s. to 625. ; extra, 535. : Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 50s. to 535, ; ex tra, 56e. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 495. to 315.; extra, 625. Mediterranean, red, 3.5 e. to .19e.; extra, 45e.; old, red, 48,. to ofte. ; extra, 531. Barley, per qr. imperial, Norfolk and Suffolk, 325. to 34e.; extra, 355.; Li/1- colnshire and Yorkshire, 325. to 345. ; extra, 355. ; Beans, per quarter, 63Ibs. to the bushel, small, fine, new, 1 35.. to 36.. ; extra, 375.; Ticks, new, 335. to 3.5 a.; foreign, new, 325. to 345. Oats, per stone, mewling, 101 d. to ltd.; extra, 114 d.; feeding, Md. to 11d.; extra, 111 d.; foreign, 10d. to Ild.; extra, llld . Shelling, per load of 2611 be., 265. to 275. ; extra, 285. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 38.. to 40.. ; extra, 41e. rem, per imp. qr., blue and white boilers, 345. to 365. ; extra, 3,5.; grey and feed, 32.. to 345. ; extra, 35e. Rapt seed, per last tmp., English, 261. to M. ; foreign, 261. to 28/. Linseed, per imp. qr., 435. to 475. Imports during the week : Wheat, 8,1.51 qrs. ; Ber ke, 838; Oats, 567; Beans, 523; Peas, 100 ; Shelling, 20 loads; Malt, 27. COMMERCIAL & MARKETS. MONEY MARKET Pc CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half -past Two o'Clock.—Our market shows al together a very decided improvement this morn ing. We have had Consols as high as 82'1 buyers; they are now strong to appearance at 821 to for money and account. The rise is ge nerally attributed to the " bears" having become uneasy about their accounts, which, therefore, they have been buying in. The chief, if not the only, grounds of this uneasiness are founded, as understood, on the possible chance of such favourable intel ligence from abroad before the next business day, Tuesday next , as m i g ht ex p ose them to heavy loss from uncovered accounts. It is ne cessary to explain that Monday next, the Ist of May, has been declared a holiday by the committee of the Stock Exchange, so that two holidays intervene before the recommencement of business, and this it is which makes the jobbers nervous. Reduced Threes are 801 to 11. Three-and.a-Cluarte r per Cents., FBI to 2,1. Exchequer Bills, 40e. to 445. premium. Bank Stock, 187 to 190. Foreign stocks remain nearly as before, bat more firm. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. arc better at 41 to 3; the Fours, 61 to 2. Brazilian, 65 to 8. Mexican, 15! to 16. Peruvian, 291 to 301. Spanish Fives, 121 to 1; the Threes, 221 to 3; Pas sive, 21 to 31. Portuguese, 161 to 17. EXt.:L1.....11 NW.. • 3,, (1. Cart. for Ae., 6"-i I 31 yet 2t K.Lerequar 4ae t. 445. pm. FUN 1 , "4. I par lcut.. Gronsas NA.. 12 1 cr,trola IN:fermi n , l .. A ler Ct. Mexlmn. Isla, lA, 16 '4 pat Ct. Pertni,.. It 4 l'ortuour.e Com MI, 164 36 t ler et E 10 Pitt et 't 11,1,121 1 ver rloui.ll IA 3 StedliA Ikterred Pitt.,. 19, ne 141.., It :4 ~er Venal:l.la et , , n ',alerted Lk. rank Rock, 16.9 9.) 3 per , L Rel. Ann..., II per Ct. C. Aoue.. - C voailas 6 per CL Alp,trlßei I 46 per Ct. Lela. 14.1.1+.:A 6 :I per C, 3. 5 6 per Ct. t1rT,111 . 61 , Die., 66 8 Ott., Now. 73 per C 6 It.tetee. Ayre • Ude., Chnli.va 5 111t41 ieptarlor DIR., 2 3 per CL ILtteish CO AS 26 per Ct. lwtet, 411 4 per Ct. buckle Oyu., RAILWAYS. —The market is steady at yesterday's quotations, but the dealers are not sellers now at middle prices, as hitherto, it being remarked that little stock is brought forward, while the pur chases made are bona fi , le, and the stock taken from the market. We find that the dealers are consequently borrowers. North Staffordshircs are the exception, this stuck being plentiful, and showing no symptoms of rallying, even in the face of a part of the line being opened. Cale donians are high, from heir g oversold. Brightons are also said to be oversold. Buyers to-day are giving advanced prices. SALES EYVICIED UP TO TWO 11118 1491 IN LONDON ( Vt.stentay's priors sill is tosind in lied road DON and DO,/ Jn., 2 2 2:oethEr2.oo, 201 1; /trisol and Eseur Th irds, 91 Its. Ilalres, 91 I olitdd, Wor.. k WOIOCT., 2 ( 1 I Caledonian, 29 1 Ited Ittigli tn, 251., L. MI. and . burr ral, 261 L. 18 IE, gy 1 tiltr and Birmingham Ensteni p er,Counti 11 I .11....8), yy Do. Ex., 3 Cle No. 2,1 d , Shnaraltury N Cheshire (Nor. W. Eastern V., attar. 6 per mitt., h : Mill,, isil. Edinburgh and Glasgow, 41 1 110. 8 per Cent Pref,loj toast Norther.. 34 $ 1 ShropBhire Union, 111 Gt. Wr stern 11n14,, 494 I S.llOl Devon, 26 Do. Quartet*, 151 13 j South Eastern, 221 1 Do. Fifths, 191 Ist. Thirds, Nu. 4, 3 Do. New W., si R York, Nene.. & tier., 301 4 Lunmlgh ire & Yorkshire, 71 Ito. 104. Nest. 18 Ver.. 271 S Do. Ftftlet, 7; Ito. /sten. No. 1 (York and Leeds and Thlntk, 164 Nesee.`, 151 L Brighton, &S. Coant, 201 1 Do. E a t o n., No. 2 ;Newt. and Do. Car.sol. Eighths, 20 4 We.B iu 1 IM. Pret. Convert. 5 per Cent., Do. U.N.& Mir. or Pref., R 1 1652, 43 York and North Mid, 63 Le N. Western, Do. E. and W. IL En., :..17 tun..Do eiftha, 71 4 1271 6 Boulogne and Amino, 61 1 Du SOL oh. M. ir IL (A), 94 10,06 Indian, If Do. lot alt. M. kU. ,11!, 914 latsemoourg. 2 lon. and S. Western, 441 N. •of Er.inet . , 31 Mulland, 98 74 Orlean. and 110nleam,11 1)0. Bun l,l t and Derby, 76 Rums and Barre, S North Statlord.ittre, t 4 1 LIVERPOOL SALES, / The market is still dull. Great Northern 9/. Ins. 9d. 4 • Lan. bi Varlt(W.B.C.l,4l 3.1.61. d Lon. and N. Wro4t4n, 121 1/o. Filth% 54 p Midland Ilalre•, Cl 4 N. Staffordshire, 4 I 1 IviaL 21 1 .—ONE °Two:. Stnew4., ch., 7i d S. E. & Dover,' No. 4, 3 d York, NL MT. L l'ur. . pur 1.1.44 r, Gi 4 Torun o'CLo,s. E. Lancashire Q. New, 41 4 I Lane. re York. 7 iftbs, 1 ' 4 Ellin. anal Glasvw, 42 S. E. & Dover, Nu. 4, la 4 MANCIIESTF.II MALES, AriaL 28. There wu again a dull market, and no change in prices. Dir., Las., & Ch. Jn., 7 1-16 4 Great Nortn, 10 4 k.Euunlies 172 Man., ebef & Lia. (Grimsby l(d. Lane. :Ind YOVIU4 Milks, 3 . 16 eh.), 23 d Du. ,W. 16. U.).4 1-16 4 Do. : B beL and Lin.), 64 4 & N. Wed., 126 N. matrardeldre, 33.161 4 Len, Do. Qrs. 8. E. and Dover, No. 4, 3 11.16 d I 1-16 f p ...., Ann 28. limited, and prices was North Staffordshire, GU. id. I d , Sairot.bire Union, ti d LIAiDS SALES, Aran. 20. The transactions in Astra to -day were very limited. Amb., Stitt., lir Beo., 34.45. 38.0 d. I E. LancostOre qrs., 13 d (.11ass.la Bumf., se N. Briton Thirds, 4.10. d Gt. Northern, 01. So. Oct 191. d West Biding l Mon, V. Sa. il Illtl-TOL SALES, Amur. .b. Bristol k Eerier New, 10 d 1 blidLind, .1:1 Western Ltrs., 24 4 N. Stafford", 31 d Brest eq. New, 11 d Taff Vale New, 1 d - - - - - BIRMINGELUIL I The business transacted ■ stationary. Amlw•rs:dc, ottinglard, and Bos ton, 31 d PRODUCE.— LIVERPOOL. -- Sugar : There has been a good demand for all d e scriptiln• at very lull prices, and the sales are 550 hh ds. B. I'., 7,000 bags Bengal, and 5,000 bags Mauritius. Foreign : A fair business has been d on e during the week , at steady prices ; the sales a mount to 200 cases, 1,500 bags brown and white Brazil to the refinery, 110 hhds. Porto Rico aad Cuba Mos. coesdo, and 110 hoses yellow Havana.—Coffee: The de mand is much interfered with by the very low price of plantation Ceylon in the London market, from which our dealers mainly supply themselves: the sales of the week consist of 40 tees. Jamaica. 500 bags La I..iusy rs, and 0.10 barrels washed ltio, at about former rates. 11sulitito April 25.—Business in general is still very dull, and the few transactions in colonial produce which have taken place during the week are at very low prices. Of C,dlee, about I,tiOU bags Brazil sold at 3s. ; other s nothing has been done. —Sugar 200 boxes old brown Havannah were taken at 3(.. „to 3;5.: and 50 0 boxes' good yellow at a price se hich has not transpired. — Rice: The very low prices of the aniee begin to attract attention, and we know of offers having been made for some large lot,— Cotton ; Prices continue nominal, for we have not heard of any transactions. Holders would be glad to elf et sales, but the re is no demand whatever. The mosey market is rather better. HOPS.—WoneguTErt, April 28.—We hare had a better inquiry for good Bops this lest week. The plant is reported to be looking rather weakly, and many roots am dead. Price., per cwt...—Low new Worcester., 3Gs to 60s. ; fine, 635. to 70s. yearlings, As. to 60s. ; choice, 03s. to 68s. Old olds, 20a. to oils. CATTLE, &c.—OrLET SPRING FAIR, April 26. The fiat of the spring fairs was held to-day, and was well attended by intending buyers. The quantity of stock shown was shorter than usual. Good inealven and fresh geld stock want off readily, at fair rates. Inferior not in demand. Part Sheep were shown. SALFORD, April 26.—The supply of stock at this day's market was large, aad of good qua's tv : hut the market was flat, and prices had a downward tendency. Beef, Sid. to 61d. ; Mutton, Gad. to 71d. LIMERICK.—The Easter fair presented a very large field of Cattle, and more than equal to the demand. Milch Cows averaged to 111.; Strippers, 61. to 9/. 10s.; fat Cows rather scarce, at 101. 10s. to 121. 125.; lieifers, 6!. to Al. Yearling Calves, 21. to 21. Lis. Sheep, 30s. to 38s. Lambs, Bs. to 10s. Fat Pigs, 21. 10s. to 21 . 15s. per cart. ; store, 25a. to 30s. each. - • CORN.—CItIrrENIIiM, April 2r3.—The market was somewhat firmer to-- ay, at an advance of ss. per load of 5 auerters. White "%beau made 14/. to 141. 10s. per load ; hest ieds, 131. to 131. 101.; moderate samples, 121. to 121.105. Finest heavy Barley sold at Is. per qr. more money ; com mon grinding, about the same as last week. Oat. were in ' better demand, at Is. per qr. advance. Very little douse in Beans, l'cas, and Rye. Tares, from 6s. to ,s. 6il. per bush. Ex rune, April 28.—We note no difference in value of Wheat at our market to-day, and the trade very inactive. Barley is quite nominal, t. are being very little on offer. Oats in small supply, and this article the turn dearer. Flour very heavy sale. HEM EL HEMMED, April 26.—01 d Wheat, Mc to 38e, per load of 5 bushels; new, 203. to 3.14. Beans, 235. to VA. Peas, 25e. to 265. Burley, 29e. to Ltsl. per qr. Oats, 20s. to 265. III•Lc, April 28.—There has been • good demand for Wheat, and Is. per qr. ads once obtained. Very little spring corn offering. Beans, Barley and Oats may be quoted Is. per qr. higher. The weather continues very cold and nn genial, with occasional severe frosts at night. The season is nearly over for Cloverseed, but the low yrices have attracted tke attention of speculators. Superior white has commanded 25.,per cwt. in bond, down to for interior ; hest French and Belt/hut red, 3js. in bond; Litman, 36, to 335. in bond. Of Linseed Cakes, the sales are principally in foreign, at NENAGIL—At this fair the attendance of buyers was nu merous. The stock for sale appeared to be in good tona -1 tion, and fetched remunerative prices, which averaged es follows: Bullocks, from 51. to lot ; 'hirers, from 51. to hi.; rearlings. 21. 10s. to 41. ; 'loggers, ria. to 30s. ; Wethers, .30s. to 40s. ; Ewes, 353. to 40s. ; Lambs, • 10s. to 15s. Pigs, 425. to 50s. per cwt. GL..OOW, April 27.—1 n our market this morning there was scarcely an average number of Sheep, hut the supply 1 proved equal to the demand. l'rices much t he same as last week. There was a good clearance. Best Welders, 7ad. per lb. 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