The Express. — London, England, 1848-04-15 00:00:00

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R. pe Cale ni d off freely earl in , eal ti.' - illiii a .t..onuitute.l , ts or 0'1..1 tt,elehont , of hi, s eee,e s • attacked the fort of Lamothe, hut were repelled ja - aheii Nelda cateut to t5,3,;,n,...ii,,,,,,tit•-„,01,1 ,t: I • . rrlf,,,M"‘ t .,. ff'''llth" by the garrison. They then weut to demand of M. the w i nek, tet t"' I tior bt ' ete reves es , b ° ta r t t the market el y me seeeeattl u 'V e Z:maret. toe'atier with the e la ' 4e and contintolle Ater the evacuation of all the forts on the right exshange, that the Prussian ambassador at Copenhagen has •et s i t 2s. 6d. t rs o 5.. per tea r d •elin . te Bones have been in b ren ordered to get from the Danish government, a dee Iteration IM la ' a ill. -- 1 '... nu u 1.3 t 4,1 from the premiums im tit wards ilf 7.00 u 'M ired for with hu• few of otd el't offeri Grain • rhe trade is very' inaetive. g W g h u riat ' lime comna r anded Issi lannsebb!.. - _,„•,,t'o,' 0,1„, „ v on y•t -to the asoired ; whilstlhenrwenitutle bank of the lthone. This being refused they again that Prussian ve , sek, or vessels hound to Premien ports, Or a r„,,T aat - e a:, ,,: ilaii , , , , ,v e d e ,, ione , hale:nal i ;: ., sadlte n In ns ... nn ar n, to ncn o a w n o tn e e ee rn eed started to attack the same fort. The disturbance t gielJl3telilS tinier every condition shall stead. the Sound free and Ore- week's rates. All spring corn is in very limited re aa'w"l:: ii Zearielandestendvetahtee.whichnuebeeneompot.l was eventually quelled by the national guard and hindered. In cue hc cannot obelus such a promise, he shall immerliately give notice thereof to the Prussian ambassador uest and the quotations ot last week unaltered. Ihe ay ' rival. , of Linseed are on the crusbers' account, and see 6"..„ __, ---1 ,..„,' ' ‘ ,'"u 1 6 w.. esprissay for Me see of Mk insUtutlon. wan vss - - PETER MORRISON. 11.1 dent Director. the troops. - ia London, who is ordered then to requ! st the British L Metecestroet. riank. Lome**, Oct. 1. 1a47. government to send cruizen to the Channel and the commix 2,503 qrs. from Odesse, 2,2e0 qrs. from Berdianski, - p e n e s sae nr i: bound to our ports of the and iOO Ithde. from Rotterdam- together, about 4,601 qn. - MAI/RID.-We have received the Madrid mails IV[F--:-StHtS. LAMOND and Co., railwaY share of the Bth. Narvaez has been compelled to resort to 1 3 509.1 L()NI)()N, SA a UItDAT, II RIL 15, 1848. [THREE' ENCE. i S n o t ti e n n d 6 , o w ns h o o f m t i n e e ht p in u fo i rm in Baseness hes been on a meat limited m de. the crushers only nee ia a gare, nopectfully Ix& to inform thylr Mends and Dm none and summon them to t hat tw centime , flatly to Bl' V snit SELL all descriptions of the financial decrees of Salamanca, which his cabinet make for some British or Norwagen port, in order to escape buying small lots for immediate use. aid th purchases are ettWAr o ekallia''• Oalaleu'uue. E ' l i al " ll a"'l farala s a'a'a'a 8881 . 8 condemned and abrogated. A decree appears in the DENMARK AND SCHLESWI CT . his own experience, that there would have been found the danger ot which they might be threatened. effected at ls. per qr. deeline on last we el.'s rates. Bleck Sea may be quoted 445. ; fine P. ursburg, 41s. to 42a. ; mid magi au''''' lss "' " ' " ' Pe'"*. '" "I I- n"4 l ' ";;" tviaer • on. Ce if fh 8 h el . h 1 f I • 1 that their putate sale of inilway Awes takes lea, men IV ed. ra-e eote t , or cling t e se, eot ie nation* leo straw and corn grown upon such land in a wet season - ------- - riling, 40s. •, Memel and Koeigtherg, fine crushing, 39c to e a r:Z e st , . oebee. at the 1 141 " 1 u"""" ema • T la ' aul°° •" ll ' 4 " t • L I - property, which is estimated at about twenty mil- HOLS'I'EIN. Colonel Challoner then gave an interatitig statement of 40s. down to 34e per qr., anemdiag to quality. Rapeseed 6 ... e , s a. „nt aos a t which Waco all (slimes are retiumtod to be a- - • • ons the mode in which •.he Wheat intended in the south of Italy ELECTIoN OF AN ALDERMAN TOR BRFAD•ST helel-rThrwalriewliltsittriet, London. Jaln. 1.1846 lt sterling. 'the motive assigned for this is that . 11 ,-, FE 7 fire ' Danish, early * in the week, c mrnanded 2.51. per last; for the manufacture of maccaroni was managed. lie stated R pec Wa D.-At a s ial wardmote held thin a. •at Loro- L ON i/ON 'ETA le ItNS and TEA TRAYS.- the government may be enabled to commence its new that the best maccaroni was made between Neel( a , . . and Salerno wainer's Hall Wel iiam Lawrence E - was rierieet } alderman but, at the moment, there are m. farther buyer, at that rate. Letters from Hamburg a few hours later than the t Foreign imports into Hull during this wee k : Linseed, 4,801 ere literati Wean ' 4 0 ,14 sf hoebo ,B tede TEA URNS. ear - system of finance next year. accounts from the same , quarter already published and was known there by the name uf •• Macaroni della IR the room of Hughes Hughes:Eel, resigned. ye. •, Rapeseed, 1,193 ; Wheat, 5,478; Barley, 1,798 ; Oats, onset fees 3 ....- al ia as • f a 'a` l ,,Mr a ,., 3 l, I ..a a s . i r a T e Z m s,„„aa.Vaa a ltu aaga r Minnie, Aram s. -Threr per Centa, 21/ paper ; Five per Cent., n fi on rm the fact of the 1/anes having entered Settles: t e h p e ia g gsta „ta l f l a t r w b a: t, m ‘ a ad e from NVhe et of the finest quality, and 1,431 ; Beans, 1,273 ; Tares, 53 ea.,„ et a d " . '', ` ..Va VlLt.i AM 8. Ill'itToNS ilate - itiision andflttir" 131 Ih.la , ; Ptasive., 41 paper • Crowns 91 puler; Bank or et. during the hot we threshed ont (generally in the fields), saa " --- aa se 's , Olfordetreet. Cotner of licsonaustreet. Detailed catalogues, Ferdmanel, 105 cosh, 107 p . per ; Sultans; on London, 42 50-100. wig, to the number of 2,000 men. After the was carefully spread out upon the flat roofs of housee, COM. VEIiCIAL er MA RA' E 7'S. LINcoLS April 14.-We had • small show of Wheat et . ~,e,a., pee posh. frce.-1461041.hed In Wells .tseet 1820. win. - - LOMBARDY. -- We have advices from the theatre battle of the 9th inetant, the Schleswig-Holstein Otter, and there left exporied to the son our market ' to-day, which was take!, off at fully 2s. to 35. _- _ _ . _ IMPORTANT CAUTION.-A. ROWLAND and troops re-assembled at Idetedn, near Schleswig. , h during the day, and to the dews of the evening and advance over last week's prices. Barley a fair supply" at of War to the 7th. What little of news they contain MONEY MARKET N crry INTELLIGENcE. fully . laet rates. But few Oats or Beans offering, and prices ewe es, nattoregarden. Lemton, beg tn eautlen the itohUlty and a Prince of Meer has retired to Hattin, with a great en e r e the !early morning, tor a fortnight or there weeks, nominal Wtmat, red, 44e. to ols. ; white, 48s. to . 2 , • bet being misled by the ea...ov of .iote shorimerios. who. is not favourable to the liberal cause. I mentiont a I, by these means, it had become quite hard and Haffleinst Two O'cluek.-Our stock market does dry. It wan also known by the name of " Macaroni not carry quite so favourab!e an appearance this - esti. i a' seets of their owls manufacture. give the title. of • Macassar ~•„.. A .,.. ~,,.. part of the Schleswig-Holstein army. There are are now called only 81: to 2e Barley, 289. to 345. Oats, 16e. to 22a. pea a e l h . " e15e...." and s Wont. ;'• some under thu linpliel einctlon of nom, .....,.. ~,,.. that l'orto Legnano, RTI important 7 LIVERPoOL, Agril 14.-The creel) arrivals of Irish produce e t r eue the oo element departnatite slob simlbe attomarts at de rition on the Lower Adige, had Jaffee into the f 0,500 Prussian troops at Itensbourg. On the 1 lth deale eittae'-Mr. Clutterbuckl believed that in Aue morning. Consols tra_lia . t . he order of preparation for the Wheat crop -as for money and the account now opened for the 9th ethos 1 Aline they copy the labels, bills, ads, dismount.. mad maim°. ur canons and two howitzers were sent from l a i t i r o a u:n w in a it , a ‘ n , d a fallow; and teat a fur the put three days are only to a moderate, and those a m. ae baitutta Scotian name,. and aildreres for the reali of tee ands of the insurgents. Our present advices say Prussia to Rehsbourg ; and it was generally believed h fter tke crop the - coastwise to a very limited, amount ; from European of May, or aboittl per cent. worse than they opened, ports we have a supply of urariy 4 • 0110 qrs. of Wheat, e ao s et o noaranoai. roe only oriainal MACASSAR OIL, NAL I • that it has been retak, n and reoccupied by the b rut on the land, when there was a repose Ft reid ODONTO See lIOW LA NDS ; and the wreathe , ' of cull • that one re iment and two battalions of infantry, for a year, then another crop, and so on •on which alr. and 4 per cent. below the closing rates of yesterday. and from the Unieed Stat. s 7,3 a, I qui. Indian Corn ; Lewes remarked, that in the year 184'6, when theee No espacial cause is assigned for this depresaion of ee ' s r - ROW LAN DS" pos.sdlue that of the mug.. wish Austrians. This is unfortunate, since it enables the g . mos 1.... SAMO 0 and also two regiments of cavalry, would be getreeeters et the foot In natant, thus -A. ROWL.AND a SON." Austrians to extend their line so as to intercept the prices, but, as meal on the last day of the w k the exports of the tatted contiime Lire. Guy advice. .-seat a owe and by MI chemist.. and perfumers. immediately despatched to that 'town. A proclama- was the nearest approach to an Australian season, bin recently , from Ireland and zu•ny p trot if• this country, comteueication . between the Roman and Tweet' Ivhen no . rieciting event transpires, we hare little 101t0S1 TIIE OBSERVER, April 16.- The tion has been addremed by the King of Denmark to Audralian Wheat had succeeded the best.--Sir John " f exprees rather more stability in the W heat trade, but ja numeroue eaters of Tilt; OBSERVER arc some out we wive to auxiliaries which have crossed the Po under the Sleswigers, announcing to them . Johnstone favourea the council with a statement of experi- somewhat less firmness relative to other grain, the car Ise sinew sjouniat the eaet einii preh,,,t,,,,o4 osoop ho o ...count General lbuando, at Ferrara, and the Piedmontese ments winch he had made on a fair good Wheat Boil .hich u eeriness doing. Reduced Therm, 80S to I. Three- still unsettled aspect of peaty .ffairs, both here and abroad, of all the Chartist movements and mote,: conneetel tilt:not h. extend. a arrive at ravenstein, in order h d • d G tag over 0,1 , .41 tire 0 ItsER V Elt folio csslir on, and in tom 51,. . r y e a m on the other side of Mantua. This it was ex- t to ha i t oo ht t m o a i jre w tl came into h:s hands in a foul and exhaust. d state, in refer- and-a-Quarter per Cents, 81 . e . , to :::-• EXclicquer Bills, producing no important fluctuatents . between Tueeday and day's E !Moe se added two fs l lo 401 '' sf P‘ltc° l3 ‘'' "f th B mewl"' pected would change the movement of the Boman , that he was determined to maintain his right even to tore to the value of Liebig's patent minuet manure : that 395. to 425. premium. to. day, however, the trade has been steady here, and for all to n ro ntiunon.cmunion, tiliestdonment :Pot dispersion. all brouJht the last extremity. manure was found to proauce the smallest raults in com- leading articles rather high. r print; were paid. Our Corn etomi te e , d T he h ter of Three o'clea uo Miuslay aiternoon. It nioy be an uscan auxiliaries, who, instead of marching from The foreign market is looking more favo ble e .kol shy Is T!I E OBSERVER euthled. on etas.). popular .seattion. to Rovigo towards the right of the Piedmontese army, ___ poison with the other artificial manures he had tried • Exchange to-day having bee a well steamed by town and ' and we have an almost en I • mprovement of do so much lietter than other jonnial.. •rhe fel& Is. th.st the .stabllth. along with it, as shown by the tabular statement given - g er a 1 country buyers, and an improved . degree of couflience mania Tee OBSERVER Is equal to that oree the ether Sundae mpg would take the road to l'arlua and Vicenza to form a CI-lARTISI' CONVENTION. in the last part of the Proceedings of the Yorkshire Prices. The accounts come better alien from the Ams- generally evinced, good useful qualities of English, Irish, i ire stele,. Till. 011,4141 t I ER L`lewtglie`getitB-°t etrhaiterrdei,7gg.:rtitutte Artle usweeeme. There Is junction with the N'enetian auxiliaries under San- Agricultural Society.- Mr. Nesbit conceivul that both terdam exchange. We have, however, not mut h and foreign Wheets were disported of to a fair extent, each of --- seemly a clubleuest, Institution, library. or nowarisuat In all Enkbovi• fermis, and thus menace the rear of the Austrians at THIS DAY. organic and inorganic manures must be employed in activity in the transactions today. Dutch 2a per "O'b over last Tuesday's rates them classes realising 24. per • . - *Waist Del nl. the Continent, Fast and West Indl., ii,. In which ... conjunction, as either alone would eventually di- Flour, eneiting more attendee, homeenade and Irish Cents. arc quoted 36 to 8, the Fours 52 to .5. Rus elle OliseeVele Is oot talon. in. atol Mtetendy doplleate s miles 2 Penna. The delegates re-assembled, as usual, at nine o'clock minish the crom-Mr. Tweed favoured the coe•ted with n . -- 8 advanced Is. per sack, and American 6.1. to Is. per barrel. Tha intensive 1 00iikrithio id TII E 011sElt% Sit .noncucus at sla and .1 I, I A concludes at tea o chi:k nu Sunday in -ruing„ A Mon.lay's edition. with „„ eee aeasequarters of Charles Albert were still at this morning. There was but a thin atteudance, owing to the results of his experience on the growth of Wheat - lan Jo to 0. pants tees, S •h F . 10; to 11 ; the Threes, Barley end Melt, being rather ar ore alleable, fully supported ••• le .i. lett adapts." for tho eouotry and abroad, Is publl hod blo2 that dm oar c . zolo, on the right bank of the ()gee, at one day's the absence of the missionaries in venous pans of the Prof. Way considered that the agricultural public was much 19i to 201, ; Passive, 2 . 4 to e. Portuguese, 14 to 15. our last quotations. Bear.i meeting a better inquiry, were at four •••etoek no Hondo afternoon. , Peruvian, 27 to 9. Brazilian, 55 the tura dearer. Peas dull at late prices. Oats contiuurag FORE VOICE of the PEOPLE ; a Supplement to the more important of the insurgents censured the After a short conversation, relative to • leiter from Mr. had read with great beneflt the excellent 'epees ol Me. to 60., .Chillan, ao to 6. Buenos Ayres', 18 to 22. in tolerably good request, aequired a forties amendment of - 8 - ell Nf7 " l " P '"' T " 747 1 . " 74674 " 14T4 ' k17 ' 1.7144 ' Tl '''''''''' tactics of Charles Albert, blaming him for not • ! Sturgeon a barrister, published in the Northern Star, Lewes, published in the Journal of the Sauey, and The returns of the Bank of France for the week 4d. to I . per d 0 • h di ared to 461 b. atmeal, notwit sten ng, appe . mewl. Co llooroacifig OS tbe thi of AIM'. 1949. romplaming of the misconduct of the police at the bridges although there were IMMO views in which he could not ce and rel sustained its reViettle meet iery little noti , ha y p Also. on Seteekty, April 22, uniform with s The Voice of the ?conk. - precipitating a general engagement while the ineur- ee M on d a y l ee e ending e t ins n,w ne u 1 th 13 h • ta t l • h •'ll be found el see RIOIITS of IN DESTR V. No. 1., to be continued monthly. entirely coincide, he felt convinced that Mr. Lewes was value. Indian Corn still commanding an active sale for price Threepence. nu:damped. reetionary enthusiasm is at its height. elr. Savveystne moved a resolution, which denounced pursuing a system of inquiry e hich must ultimately as re - eived fro t where in extenso, • m he the Paris Ireland, prime samples obteined ell., and other kinds Is. per tete.- Chula EMU. ho, Ileetetreet. After the Austrians abandoned Piacensa, there in strong terms the daily and weekly press of London, as elicit the true principles of agricultural science. el r. cor po res ndent of the Express, show a situation of 400 lb. advance ; whilst Corn Meal, upen a fair demand, "° remained in the hands of the people 48 guns, '2OO . nnus • . . , . being with a law honourable exceptions, the enemies of tbe Lawes had brought forward tacts calcul lied to en- that important establishment not at a.l in the w" held more tenaciously on somewhat higher . ter . ms. NEWSFROM PARIS. shells charged, 2,000 cannon balls, and a great quan- triousel toes, the Morning Chronic being parueular y courage t e agricuitunst in a n sons e opes o improve 'obnoxious in this respect. k • • I h''''ll • bl h f ' • ' ment, but at the same time to dissipate the illusory notion shape ot improvement The specie and ingots • Arrivals from the Ilth to the 13th Aprd inclusive into Live rpool and Runcorn : Wheat, 5,432 • • Barley, foil ; tity of muskets and ammunition. The resolution was seconded by Mr. Adams and supported that he could at any time become independent of season and . in hand, including the amount held by the branch m e g • - 06 P . 65 I ' d' , 1,315; Oats, 4 42.0; Beane, 2 ; eas, 1 ; n ran .. -- t The official gazette ot' ltome publishes the follow- by a number of gentlemen, who were unman:owe in thee climate. Mr. Way wished to correct an improsien which ap. , • banks, had diminished by about four and a half mil- Corn, 7,331 qrs • Oatmeal, 779 tacks; Flour, 1,748 sacks, PARIS, FRIDAY, DALT , VAST TEN, A.M. • . , condemnation of the prees for the course they had taken peered to have gut abroad that the result' of Mr. Lewes' ex- hone of francs, an amount which, in other eircum- 16 barre's. I sent you lust event ng, on the authority of one of ° Tee gnzettes of Florence, Turin, and Naplee, say that the with regard to the proceedings ot the Convention. Not pereneots were entirely subvenive ot the principles of sup. stances, would deserve no atteetion, but which be- RIPON, April 13.-We bad a fair average supply of grain the delegates present, a report of what passed at the Itaban prin are at the point of concludieg a league be only were the editors denounceu for their comments upon tne plying us the different crops mineral manurea alter the comes of coneideration when viewed in connexion with at this day's market ; transactions were limited, anal only in ' Minister of Finances on Wednesday evening. tween the =wives. proceedings, but the representativire of the various gapers were composition of their respective ashes. It was quite true that the increase of the paper circulation. 'the biils over- some cases were last week's erne a obtained. Contrary to what I assured you of myself*, that rc- We are glad to confirm these hopes and we believe i i 4 ..d t. t h e attacked t.r their reports; the former class were described as those researches went to prove the impossibility of obtain pme states that the Mihister of Finances pledged league id is d not yet siguad, it may nevertheless be cons er tyrannical and unprincipled, lending their advocacy to the ing an agricultural ruult by the um ot mineral suleoleces due and diseonoured, taking both together, remain b the t . ' • • Soer it ex Prost Aprill4 -Our market was thinly attended r 'th • ens d with sewing this fine cause of the government, simply to suit their own purposes ; alone, unless there were an abundance of matter in nearly as before, about as much of the first having j o.nhef a , r c ` a nh e ,:;' a " himself that no expropriation should be made q l e y - we had alimitcd beniitere, the few sales Is t: a e re assured that the law on elections and on the while the latter were held up to cent , inpt as hirelime, who the soil capable of yielding the ammonia and carbonic been paid up during the week as of the other in except with the concurrence and consent of council or state will s win appear. were compelled to m i e repeasent and ialaify the proceedings acid necessary for vegetable growth. But Idr. Laeres creased. At 293,797,000 francs the note eireula- eu made being at the e' aa t me prices as were current last week. the representatives of the companies. lam now __ _.. -_._ of the Convention to suit the prejudices of theee whu em- Mad himself pointed out that a period bud arrived in his •. Axerietre '' 0"1f • od , Apre. 14.- ur arrive s o gaain are m *- enabled to reassure you that my original informa- LATEST FROM PARIS. ploved them. experimeuts when the use of ammoniecal salts was no Mr. WALSER, one of the committee appointed to draw up longer capable of producing a crop, and when it became bon was above 8 millions of francs in advance of the rate this week. a h week before. 'the • public deposits," or, ete described . , e . dime. This, V eat comes in somewhat improved con combined with a short arrival, has enabled tion has proved to be correct, that a:l the railway l' n h d the *ellen to get a small advaece on the rates of this day the memorial to the Queen, now brought forward the docu- necessary to supply artificielly the mineral matters carried in the 're e oeument, eue treasury account current, , . companies, ee ithont exception, will be immediately h d h • • fr d f sal Fine ared It WU of the usual caaracter off by the succeadve crops. It was therefore far from Mr. was diminished by n meat that had been prep . . . se nnit t, an t ere is a greater ee om oe. . PARIS, Fumy Eyesore:, 5 P.M. early five millions and a half of dispossessed, and that, as I informed you by telegraph entering into age 'La- • ' • •h • bet •el el ' h• ' el ' meal statement of the requiremeets et the Rts intention, c tete ,to eny t c 'unrest at. on- francs, so that the government were still drawn) fresh arley rather dearer. alts and Shelling do not alter in There is no domestic news ef the least interest to yesterday, the government will take ail these great g ay. people. penance of a correct knowledge of the inorganic mute g value. Beans steady in price but demand limited. Other The account publinhed by the Baiik last night The me morial wee received, after some discussion and a tution Of agricultural plants. Mr. Way also mode some re• • upon and draining that fund, without, as it would ap - . - ' GdF 'd - articles SS before. In oneemence of oo ra ay, enterprises into their own hands. The indemaifica- supplies the aubjeee ot some comments nnt favourable few amendroeuts heal been made. I•. was arranged that the mark' upon the failure of Liebig's manure ;he cousidered Pear , 't b strengtheitiag 1 y payments derived from the our marker nett week wet . , be held on Thursday. The tion to be given to the companies will be settled by to that establishment. It will be seen, by reference document should be printed and submitted to • ach of the that in seeking to render the akaline salt. more perms. ordinary eource ef revenue. following are the present prices : W heat, per quarter! the government without further communication with 60Ib. to the bashel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, to the statements which I sent this morning, that the aimultaneous: meetings to be held on Good Frlday, the ne n ntl available to vegetation the nutrit Lad been overehot, ENGLISH ettNDS. ol Y h h them. The form of that indemnity is not yet finally copier, to be signed by the chairmeu of the reepective meet not stafficientiy soluble for the Paa8„ 8404 ,, • _ 8 ., 1347 ~,. „ I 3 pev Ct. Cons fee Ac.. all 21 new, 495. to 505.; extra, 515.; white, 50e. to 025.; extra, G-is. n a f t ti L e nro manure . wrie . . Treasury has drawn within the week about five l issnt; pto which it was applied, at least ho judged ;P a n ,: ji,. c Zr'''' A l,tr• ` - ',.llBii 3/ per Cents.. 815 I ~,_ Norfolk and Hunts, red, 47e to 48c; extra, 50e ; white, 475. settled, but will probably be decided upou n inn them. millions and a third. 'the notes in circulation, ini' • r e a ag°- t • d' d f •b • f 11 e had himself analysed. This might be - a " La -"'" a a al t geaa tar? a a aa.lalls • r " s ' sa I''''' Pram' to aks. ; extra, 51s. Lincelnehire and Cambridgeshire, red, at a council ot the government, to be held he proceedings were a journe , a ter some routine um- SO rota a SSW e i -2 us. have increaeed be nearly nine millions, and now ness, to Monday morning, at nine. rectified by slight modifications in the relative proporttons of Spec CI. Aostritto Bonds. - 1 per Cent. Grenada Ms.. 12 14 44e. to 484. • extra, 50e , • white, 465. to 495. ; extra, 6114 this afternoon, the result of which it is not impoe- amount to 310 millions, against which there are 92 the ingredients, and the procesa of its manufacture.-The 11 1 17 r an . t : cl 4 t l ito li° , 3:; - 5 . " ilrevaila !warned Ms- 21 i Yorkshire, red, 475. to 491. ; extra, 50s. ; white, 495. to 615.; Bible I may be able to send you this evening. 5 per Ct Mesicau, IMO. 141 I extra, 525. ; Dantsic and Konigsberg, white, q.. to s'2a. ; ex . mildons in specie in the Bank, the metallic reserve council then, on the motion of Colonel Challoner, seconded a p e e CI. aimadim aids., SS SO S tier Ct. Peruvian klia, 27 9 The Bank of France has published the following ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF by Mr. Fisher Hobbs, voted to Mr. Lewes their best thanks Mao Nen. 73 8 tra, 55e. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 48s. to 50e.; extra . having decreased within the week by four millions ! . 'o n,r rtugi t iel Cane. lids,. 14 15 ENGLAND. for the very interesting explanation which he had furuisbed 6 la t E. l •dr". A 7/7. 8 5 4 "•• 18 t 2 ititt,, f t • ti 1 4, • 1b1e.,.. 5 88 51s. Mediterranean, red, 345. to 38s. ; extra, 44a. ; old. return of its position up to the evening of the 13th and a half. los it red, 474, to 495. ; extra, 525. Braley, per qr. inaperial, instant :- A weekly council was held at the society's house, them of his important experiments. Ditto Coluinb. Bet. Ws., - 3 per Ci. smooth Itils.. PI 701 • The over-dues bill have diminished by two millions, . , Norfolk and Suffolk, 30e. to 33s • extra, 31e.; Lin e:olll3.l*in heuadoi Ws.. 2 1 5i.....h Deferred 11.1.... - , in Ilanover•equare, on Weonesday lard, the 12th of April. ..__._ _ _.. ______. AMMO. COM and ingot. 24 Per et. Huta Rd5.,3611 colnthire aud York-hire, 304. to 33e.; extra, 34e. ; e pee et. VenerueLa Isis., IS 23 Scotch, 30s. to 32e ; extra, 345. ; grinding, 27e. Ci. to do. branch aenks Hemel" 0 same amount. Burgoyne, Bart. ; Sir John N. B. Johnstone, Bart., Isl. P. ; 4 perCL Hutch Cens.. 325 Toecap& Deferred BC., 5 7 Bills over due - 1 7 '63 6 '547 47 Tho • . ff • ff • h • dh Sir Robert Price, Bart., M.P. ; Mr. S. Bennett, Itev. E. R. to 28s. Beans, per quarter, 631bs. to the bushel. Bilis and aceepfani es in Paris 211,447,0n 16 munster o oreign a airs as just ma et e 'LOUSE OF COMMONS. small, fine, lice., 355. to 365. ; Ticks, new, 335. to 354.; Beeper. , ; Mr. Bosatlquet, on. Cherry, Col. Challoner, Mr. Do. Bronth Rank, - ND GOV RNMENT SECU I B CROWN A. E . RTY ILL foreign new 325. to 345. Oats, per atone, mealing, 101 d. it. Clutterbuck, Mr. (.1. Dyer, Mr. Egger, Mr. B. Gibes, RAII,WAYS.-Our share market is rather heavy, Advances un money and ingots. - to lld ' ' 111e1 feed' g 10id. to Ild , extra 11,d • Adiances on Fret•en püblic funds 11,632,152 00 and orders from the country, for purchase or sale, are f '; extra ' * ; 2n-, d Sh Ir .. 'lad Of . t ar m e i r D am m e i r eemeee a „., esereum i. Buquet, Consul-Gem-rat at Amsterdam ;M. Castelnau, Mr. Nulett, Prof. Sewell, Mr. Shaw (London), Mr. Due bi the bian.hes °reign, 10d. to 11d.; extra, Ili . .. rug, per 'tut:en feted on put, "That the words proposed to be lett out stand part of more scarce this morning. North Wt sterns, Mid- 26ilbs., 265. to 2es. ; extra, 2.85. Malt, per load of 6 Stock . fonning ranee - I Smith, Mr. C. T. Tower, Mr. T. Turner, Mr. T. It. Tweed, the . Clause • "-The committee Minded; Ayes 188, Nora 79. Stock. dim .able fund, . - ...... Bank building.. and luniiture The following new members were elected : Arthur Adiar, 11. E. Evans,3. King, lion. P.J.L.Striekland,Sir G. sam e m yesterday. and white boilers, 38e. to 40a. ; extra, ' 42s. • grey and feed, Intense in .tate re Bank • • • Agliontry, 11. A. Evans, W. Megan, W.ll. Stuart, Lit IL VALES F.Yhr 171 LD LIP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON 38 a• to 388 . ; ea- , • e ----• Per P* g e latenet b. National Discount Bank 2°° • ° " ° ° Chargé d'Affaires at Tunis• M. Lamieussens Consul I n l • h Ed b A brig t, et torten, Birmengem : Rev. G. P. Norris ~ ea ' Aniock, T. Ewart, W. Meagher, T. Sullivan, M. (Yesterilar's urlees wilt be found in last pap.) 261. to 281.; foreign, 264. to 28/. Linseed, per imp. qr., 435. Disnortoured bills, or to be relmburard ...... 9,11.1,749 64 ... ~-•, „ „ t. ' . -mieraddec Houee, St. Cleere, Liskeard; J aa r s ."' u rt Armstrong, RALEamin W. 31olesworth, W. Tenison, F. IL Bir. and °shod Jo., 201 2 Midland. 97 51 to 475. Imports during the week • Wheat, 7.485 qrs. • Ber thas giseu by Russia for stock purebased....--- ........ 703,479 oat rort DOuta. •I'lle ronowing have been pieced en 1 Knowle, Duneter, Somerset ; Geo. Richanlson, Bridlington 5i„,,,,,, ea . , r, ya wn . 2 . Moore, G. 11. Thicknesse, R. A. Buekinghatneltire, 11 d Do. Cons. Brist. Le Bum. G per ley, 1.762; Oats, 663; Beane. 669 ; Peas, 171 ; Rai;esee,d, F.:pewee ot inanagemnit 4 .8, 3" 3 ° dispunibilio : AI. de la Forced, Consul-General at Quay, Yorkshire ; Francis Day, Prlbry, St. Neoes, Hunting- Harvard, E. 12. Pox, It. M. Mean, G. F. Thompson, Col. Caledonian, 211 cent., 1131 Sawlike 26,083 98 116 ; Linseed, 4 ; Shelling, 150 loads. Advan. ed to the state on Tarn beads of the Yk NI BhNI • C 1 G ral dom mire l Williem New or ;. . uc er-, artigny, onsu • ene Sheringham, Fakenham, Norfolk. Blake, M. J. Yox, W. J. O'Brien, T. Thompson, 0, East Aoglem, 231. L. &E. and North British, 201 CONsULTINO ENGINEER. -Mr. Parkes addressed a letter Blewttt, It. J. Gardner, R. 0:Connell, J. Tboreely, T. L. & D., 7el I)o. Ilulvos 9 TRIESTE, April 6.-Since the 20th uit. business of every republic - 30, 00 0 .000 at Autwerp; NI. Lagau, Consul-General at Tunis. Boerne". Dr. Grace, O. D.J. 0 Connor, F. Trelawny, J. S. Eastern Counties, 13 1 Do. Third% I to the council elf*? , esaing the great satisfaction it gave him description has been entirely at a stand, in consequence of , -- We read in the Commerce : " The entry into l'aris 306,4G6,745 3 to find that the only motive which hail induced him to rea re BrB/88 " 88 ' 1' Grattan, 11. Osborne, It. Watley, T. _ Greet Nenhern, 31 1 North Staffordshire, 71 61 - 'g- Brawn, W. Nall, sir B. Pechell, thipt. Walmaley, Sir J. Gt. N. of England New, 4W., 551 Shrews. St Bir., A, 21 the political events passintt around us, and we fear it will be mearurres. of the 61st regiment of the line was attended with an I the post of consulting engineer to the society, bad been clay, J. ilardesetle, J. A. Pilkithrton, J. Wawn, J. T. Gt. Western, S6l 3 Do. do., B, 1 a considerable time yet belore it is restored to ite 111R111 Capeal - • g•f ma t lloo incident worth relating. Coneiderable groups of peo- deemed ey them as honest and sufficient. He accepted with coo., saW. Itenry,A. Power, Dr. Wentheal, J. I'. Do. naves, 491 Shropshire talon, I activity. Of late there has been nothing doing in our grain , Reserve 10,000,0r0 fei ed ratitication the highly flittering mark of distinc- Cobden, R. Ilvidley, C. Power, N. Williams, J. Do. One 151 13 Smith Eastern, 221 2 market, except for the wants of actual consumption ; but Rogue in nal weeny ...... ...- • emotes ple were assembled at the top of the Faubourg St. An- laa sga g . . •.., . h . Wood, W. P. Do. New 171. eh., 71 . eon they tutu oonferrea upon utm in electing im one of the Cris w e lee r n d i , r . T iL . h-l o odle . t T i. l i ._ . Raphael A_ Do. Nn. 3, 96 several cargoes of both Wheat and 'ellen Corn have been Bank notes Re Id' I Wrightson, W.B. lys. ft Bury St. Edmund's, 41 1 Do. Th' S Breneheanks - 18 ' WOO, .0.4,41 31 sent to Cork or Falmouth for orders, for account of parties tetancaniet, C.T.lturie,..l. Salwri., Col. Wyld, J. Do Do. and Norwich, 4 South Walea, 9 1,71/3,100 Irol3l coming through the Burt...tee. Upon this the co- here, and holders are very anxioue tei realize. Vessels are Bills to older • ACCOUM current with Teaser, --..-. ...... 43,997,42 e 1 luenn debouched by the liarriere du Trene, with mute i zeal for the interests of the society, and the promotion of its Doman, G. Sodom, W. sally, F. Martin, 0. Do. Ilalven, 361 T " fk ' N8 ' 8 " &Bar ' I ° 4B * S awa- abundant. Freights to the United Kingdom, calling at Cork and Ber., 271 ' Accounts current ' Receipt, pueabie at eight 1,097,000 an ordinary member, or us one of its officers. Evans, Sir D. L Kadin', 5. Lento and Bradford, fis 8 Newc.), 151 16 , a Realiscoat of last half-year I coCAL LIANKIRS. Merelle. Swann, Clough, and Co f ~ o _. ..._ .. . _ teed.. and Think, 171 Do. Nib 1 (News. ft &T.:, HOPS.-LEwEs.-As usual at this period of the Dividends payable i addressed a letter to the council, accepting the sp- LAW INTELLIGENCE. year, the Hop trade is very inactive, and prices nominally Discoate euadry interests, and Menai e Algiers Bank, sum not yet laid out In Treasury bonds 1,086,223 1..9 31197 ' WG 54 and sad, " Citizens! Is the Provisional Government po ' intm • ent of local hankers to the society during the perie - Lon. tc N. Western, 1271 54 Tork and North Mid., 63 4 the um as last report. ' Notes of branch lxinks to pay 1,038,702 93 overturned ?" " No; certainly not!" was the reply.' of the York meeting. OOURT OF CP:TEEN'S BENCH.-Tam DAV. Do. Qrs. New, 31 I/o. Pref., 12 - 51111ilt les 20 8 .88) 27 " Then suffer me and my men to pame, for here are its SWZDIBII Aoßicuteutte.-Count Athanase d'Otrante, ittings in Banco. Do. Fifths, 71 1 Do. E. and W. R. Eaten., 23/ 4 • HAY.-SMITHIFIELD, Two 0' Cierk.-Messra.Cooper (Signed) D'Amingr, Governor. N 307,466,743 34 orders." The assemblage immediately bowed to the or ire's', _ . near Seaterkiming, in Sweden, in transmitting, Bt - NN v. JOINT Lune-The Attorney-general moved _ On. 101.r ik lai. kB. 44) i 91 Boulogne end Amiens, 31 1 and Dui report the supply large, aed prices not quite so - through ?dr. Tonle, the Swedish coneul in England, his for a rule to show cause why there should not be a new trial Leo Northern of Prance, 21 0 high. * 'lnc Provisional Government has just issaed a de- popular authority of the government, opened a clear companion as a lite member of the society expressed to the in thie case which was heard before Mr. Justice Erle in Do. New .501., 261 Paris:aid Lyons, 2 1 Mead0w........655. to 71. w. 1 Rowen... 345. to CA. I Straw.. 275. te =.l. a cree interdicting exposure on the pillory. The reasons way for the troope, and suffered them to pass, amidst council the satisfaction it would give him to obtain for the Lend . on on 21st February last when there was a verdict for LIVERPOOL RALES, Aran, 14. Infetior ........o3s. to fies. I Omar ....nos. to :kik 1 s e d The market Was better to.day. assign d for this decision are, Ist, that this punish- shouts of " Vive le Colonel!" Society any information connected, witidagricultural subjects the plaintiff, demage 2,5001. The learned gentleman mov Birk., Lee., a __ , h CATTLE.-DABLINGTON, April 10.-Our market Ca Jo., 61 d lan. h Yorks. (W.R.U.), 31 d a metu 'wands the offender with infamy to sueh an La Republique of this day has the following : which they might he eh eirous of obtaining from Sweden. on the ground of exoesove dameges. Do. (late C. and B.), 124 lalidlead, 961 was well supplied with stock; the fat was of a very superior a extent, that it prevents for ever the possibility of his A cry of terror has crowd the Channel-it ie the cry of The council ordered their best thanks to be returned for this Lord DENMAN, having consulted tbe other judges, said l a m 2.. ..,,, dre New0 ,.. 9 , 2; Do. Helps, 61 6 d quality, far surpassing any we have seen in this market for e bl . " • off r it wale impossible they could lilted - ere. The jury must, from Lon. te N. West, 120/ N. Stafferdshim, 3 d some time. The supply of Kneeing Cattle and Milch Cows n bele; i•estored to his former rack in smiety ; 2nd, that el , d • . England in her death agony. llas ehe not 0 lama ` - W Fee -Mr Laces a memher of the society, residieg at the very nature of the case, have given speculative damsges, lao. Qra. New, 11 p re E. k Dover, 24 it it is dreadfully unequal in its visitation, scarcely h ard the supreme voice which, speaking from France, •• a•• ! . * was aim good, and there was a fair demand at good prices. dh' d h f•I • hl and it appeered to the court they ad made • lair estimate. Do. Ora, • k 'ell p Do. No. 4, 34 ila 3d. d n has re-echoed to the extremities of the world, and Rothampated-parken 'tenter s ire,an aut or o tee lee y Of Sheep the show was not g, . lar e but amongst them we rs atiftel . ier the hardened criminal, whilst it gives an has proclaimed the dissolution of monarchies ? She intoreeting papers in the journaion experimental results con. Application refused. Man., ;Met.. Lk Lin. (2ef. sh.), 8d I York, Newa, St Ber. Pref., par noticed a flock ef Northumbrian!, which leads us to hope for 110. No. 1, 21 d I Do. (N. and B. Ex. No. 2), par irreparable blow to the repentant offender ; and, 3rd, has heard it and trembles. Yes, the old EN/fish peerage nected with agricultural chemistry, attended the council T=Te-1 - - • Do. No. 2, 142 d Do. (G. N. IL Pur.), 1d a better supply, and a reduction in prices. Beef, Os. 6d. to e becauee the spectacle of such exposure extinguishes trembles for its influence, which is fading fromiugrop-lor its I for the purpose of explaining to: . . he members the further SHIPPING. Do. Eightha, 31 d 7s. per stone; Mutton, 7d. to Bd. per lb. „ th i ' ! ' results he had obtained, and of au mitung 0 t e r inspeat ion e. the ts utiment of pity, and familiarises the public with worm-eaten privileg , es vreich are mouldering away; and she • the specimens of wheat produced in each case, as well an MAILS ARRITRD.-llublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donagha- MANCHESTER SALES, Aram 14. EASTHOTLT FAIR, April 8.-At our annual Teg fair to the sieht of crime. endeavoun to stop the movement by insulting republican dee, 1; French 1,• Flanden, 1. There was an improvement, both in the amount of bug- there was a la•ge attendance, and a good show of horned dast I •dOI I aa analytical statement of their chemical cliff, nacre. The M France. She insults France in a ard y manner in ema t - LONDON, April le.-Wind this day at noon, E., light nem doing and in prices. Cattle of all descriptions, which hung heavy on hand, but se Ali t lie accounts as to the seizure of arms made a ing from the minister the means of represeion against our Wheat from which all these samples were obtained was the breeze and frosty. Bre, Lan., & Cheat,. Jn., 61 15-10 Grimsby Dock, 11 d few gala being effected. There were a good many more of few cite's ago at the shop of NI. Barbier, the Epicier countrymen who are in London. Arreet, then, our count A old red Lammas variety, grown on his experimental farm at Poßeeseourn, April 14.-The Ilenrietta, from London to shedieki Q 74" No. 1, 21 d Leeds 3 tithe, 11 d B if r:- th 1 durin the lost four ears on a field of 14 acre Da.lo/. Pref., 4 d N. Staffordshire, 3 13-16 1 d Lambs penned than usual, which went off extremely heavy, in the line d'Aboukir, were erroneoue. men if you dare ; but that which you cannot arrest will be ea P e: , l 8 . • . h Y ted t .', th if , s Constantinople, amved here to-dey, with loss .of main-top- West Etiding Cnion, 31 1 d ak Man. and Birm. Qrs. (C), 2 7.16 p prices averaging about 28s. per head, hut a prime pen or two, lie The Pre.sse (says :" We are assured that the Provi- the spirit which to-mo , . rrow eueden aa electricity, will which h been previously ex sus . y e remove o our meet, sails, &c., leaky, and with cargo shifted, having d. become a revolutien and will sweep you sway, corn crops without MR , . nure • it wee sown in 1841 1845 1846 t. ' experienced very heavy weather between lieachy Head and BIRMINGHAM SALES, Arlin 14, we were informed, reached abova Ms. The stock for the dotal Government has just forwarded to Algeria a 1847, the same space of greund being 1 I h ' e t cac year witonut Very little business was transacted in this market, but meet part looked cut up by the nedden change of the weather, of untryenen . e renc repu le ein- Arrest our co '' Th F h bl• the Owers. prices were firmer. which had a molt decided effect in damping the animal un despatch, in which, appealing to the principle of swern you by u•uring the life and safety of all foreigner, manure, while upon the . rest of the field experiments with BRIDLINGTON, April 14.-The Vestal, from London to lc. Staffordshire, 365. Bd. d I Shrews. and Bina. A, 41 d spirits of both biped aud quadruped. ell military doctrine, it formally invites G QR. CILVIDEC/11/C who are on her hospitable mil. This miserable Englie • h artificial manures from 20 to 40 in number were tried. The Shields, was in contact, 12th inst., off the Dudgeon, with um LEEDS SALES, Arm. 14. WIMISORNE (DORSET) FAIR, April 14.-The best store conclusion . Mr Lewes drew from these experiments were, le. • " tO accept the post of Minister of ee ar. aristocracy insults France in a dastardly manner when it ields to London and ad • . i i f the Derlington (brig), of and , from Se' . • The share market was not se active in the extent ot bud- Oxen, Steere, Heifers, COMP, aad Calves, sold at good prices. hes The Patric of yesterday evening, alluding to the of militate despotism. represents her AS a victim d. . y . that while the acreage pr uce was increese. iy means o sank ; crew saved. Tim Derange= lost bowsprit, and was ord But why give these absur lees m . ore importance t an h artificial manures to the double of that obtained trout the otherwise itghtly damaged. The Great Britain, of and ter Ras transactions as 'tatted* , yet there HOS an imptove- Small compact Welsh Cattle found ready sale, at from 51. to ns speech of Lord Brougham in the House of Lords, they merit ? Let us leave the orgies of power unmanured space, the quality of the corn, or weight per Sunderland from London, was in contact on the 12th MAT te a 1 • • et 'n the value of sh to Y be • ed - ' C fr I'l 181 h noticed, and advanc rates to 71. each. Some lint rate owe, .m a. to . eac . sr- Vainst the French republic, says: "As it was the to exhaust themselves in England. The republican sun will 1d h " f the rain to the straw bushe ,an t e proportion o . g . , off Cromer, with the Drover, of and from Aberdeen to Lon ., were obtemed in some of the lines. Leeds and Think, 221 d I North Staffordshire, 68s. d Heifers, from 121. to 111. Calves, from 15s. up to 41. There were some pees of Downs end Dorset large Sheep, which Patric which first announced the steps taken by Lord continue its course in enlightening the world. were very much the same, both in the spaces which had don, and had her staelmard bow stove, and deckbeem Great Northern, i 0 d Shrove. Vittoria, 3 d various artificial manures, and that which had none. were soou disposed of at high figures. Couples, at from 445. Brougham to become naturalieed as a Frenchman, we The menace which the deerepid and toothless old peerage broken lost forcesail, &c. The Drover's jib-boom, figure- North Britith Thirds, 38s. d East Issesshire New, 71. 130. d find ourselves forced to declare that the form ini makes to-dee -is the shaft shot by old Priam, which falls G t diff nee+ in the quality of the corn and in 'a a rea ete head, two I la, Nc., are on board the Great Britain. BRIsTOL liALt3, Arm 14. to 565. Wethen, 403. to 50e. each. Moderate and barren the proporteon of straw were, however, to be found in the Ewes, at from 35a. to 42e. A good show of Hones ,• best te- SuIarnAMPTON, April 14. - Arrived: Montrose (st.), The market continues very flat. !a; assure, which we employed in announcing the fact, was - hannle aat the feet . f Achilles. • produce of 101f10101 yeari, which he attributed to variatioos in main as high ; interior rather on the decline. Of fat Cattle No despatches have arrived to-day from Turin Gibraltar, left on the 4th inst.; Cadiz, sth ; Lisbon, 9th ; Taff Vale, 12 . I Great Western New (171. shares), 272 far from being sufficiently positive. lre affirm note climate during the years of trial. In 1844, when there were Op irto 10th • and Vigo, Ilth. Gt. Western Qin, 21 1 0 111 5.16 d a fair quantity ; best Oxen made lls. to lls. 6d. per score ; .22 that 1 ord Brea:lllam did address 1:1»:11:if, as ire have either to the gove . rnment or to the Sardinian amble- the fewest dale' rain between May and harvest, there were • ' . DEAL, April 14.-N.N.W., fresh and equally ; P.M., YORK PALES, Aram 14. common, 10s. to 10s. 6d ; inferior, 9s. to 94. fild. Beat fat 123 . Baden . . This has riesti apprehensions of some die. for every I.ooolba. of straw, 8211 es. of grain on the nom,- Down Wetheri, 54. 4d. per none ; large halebred aed hares, stated, in the ?might:lnt Geeernment ta ask fi,,. t • 't Northe 3 1 nearly calm.-Arrived from the river and sailed : Cornwall, York, Sewn, and Bre. Ext. No. I 6 . • rn, 1. a ed. Is • inferior 4a. fid. to 41. Bd. Lembo., at from 61. to 7s. al- urbance or other cause unfavourable to the liberal nured space, b92lba.on that which gave the highe-t yiala, and Port Philip ; Caliata, Belize ; Lanarkshire, Quebec. Arrived 2 (Una New Ber.l, 91 . _ North British Thirda, 11. 4s. 1 al. lefties af yrawl naturalisathm."-We have given the be. on the average of the w hole experiments. Ir. le to, when Cale's, at front 9s. 6d. to 10a. 6d. Fat Swine, at from las. from the river : Comet, aladeira ; Ablierton, Plymouth and 1) °. (a• N • F" P'" • • ) * 71 fC''' ''' slft pssauc in italics as we find it in the Paris. party. The officers of the staff of the army of the 87 01 the number of days' rain waS above double that of 1844, the to lle. ili; Alps have consequently been ordered to leave imme- . f i eee Adelaide S.A. (in the Gull S ream). Sailed : Gratitude, a PARIs BOURSE, TIII:RkDAY.-The downward ten diately for their head quarters. proportion e corn to , i . be of straw on the unmanured . ' Adelaide, S.A. ; Japer& Batavia ; Fanny Connell, Sierra TALLOW-Tallow is quiet at els. Cd. per cwt. Yonx, April 13.-There was only a thin supply of Beasts lat. dency of the funds and railways at the opening of the Aon the space mist highly mortared 5691b5., Leo • Wl• Itio 'Janeiro ; Cygnet, Santa Martha ; New Tallow, 465. 3.e. fur October to December. at this tair, which met with a ready market, rdliaiog from dy, Bourse nppeared to indicate the result of the meeting nee PAWN APRIL 11.-New 1, n - ; Three per COMA" 35 ; Do. per Cents., 37 • Four o -tuid-Ilalf, - ; Fours, -• spacc h wu 5°211 " the whole number of experiments leenbe, 'le • t items. I Belo . an n d t e averme on . n alary Mitcheson,Mone , .. _ . urea • Numa, "Boston ; Lydia Jane, -__ 7s. to 7e. 6cl. per stone. There were several foreign fat or, I 1846, the preview_ ~ n of corn to I,ooolbs. of straw was Beasts shown, which fetched similar pre:ester the last named. so; of ye eterday between the companies, delegates, and Fives, 140 60/ ; Dn. 'lei/ - ; Do. Threes, -• Dn. Two-end-a- Ed •d' Isl d • ' a St. John's ; Prince Liward, Prince ear s an , eC ; ." II .49 • Ito • Lna 'l7 • T the unmanured space, t9i lbs. ;on the highly manured space, Half, 314; ha. LS Intact., , Mall s, - , reaper, , Louist Margaretha, and Cove, Quebec. CORN.-CHIPPENHAM, April 11.-Whetst Was In lean Besets there was a fair supply, and anything in the the minister. The projects proposed did not appear , 9 .. 9 , , 45; ~... *deue . ; 111 , ; ~eb.bge oa London, no trans- 7.41ba. ; and the averags of 56 experiments was 7701b5. In PoeTianourn,Aprill4.-Sailed : Caraatic, Madras; Plan- rather scarce. A few heavy best samples ma e d A i , milking or in-calving line, wee readily bought up. A luge to be palatable to the delegate.' and the meeting I.scdons. 1847, the proportion of corn to straw was 59011e5., 56911&„ taganet, Madras and Calcutta ; London, New York. to 545. per qr. Flour, 38s. to 42e. per bag of 280Ibs. Barley dupply of Sheep, the fat portion of which met with a ready feceweve - Taos and Orleans, 400 ; Paris and Rouen, 320 ; and 580Ibs. Mr. Lewes considered that the weight of the d al' • f 'd to lid er lb 11 fetched Bd. eman ,re icing rom • . p • ogs end, d without any result. Rottnn and Harr", 173; Avismon and Marseille+, 195 ; Strus. SOUTHAMPTON, April 13.-The Lymington epic buoy is was quite equal to the demand ; best Chevalier fetched 355. a bushel was determined by the temperature. The hotteat lb and the eup I rather exceeded the demand. ~ of But as the ministers expressed a determination to . bourg and "etc, 77 so. t*entr i ;Virreon, 225; Amiens and Boulogne, adrift, and has b. en towed in here. per qr. ; second quality, 325. • common, grinding, 285. to 30e. Per .. P 1 year, 1846, gave the greatest weight per bushel ; the coldest WATERFORD, April 13.- The Mantura (schooner), from Malt, Bs. to Bs. 3.1. per bushel. Oats sold at ls. per qr. less Tom PALMSUN IloasE Fent, April 13.-The annual we reimberee them in Five per Cent.. stock the funds I-. ; Borkaux, 300 : North, . 7 311. year, 1845, the smallest weight per bushel. In 1846, tlii,e St. Michael's to Liverpool, was in contact near tbe Skerriee money. Beans very little inquired after ; pieces on the de- Palmate Horse fair took place without Walrogate bar on ect. I were all heavy. The Fives particularly Mt it much, 1 SAVOT.-A letter from Chambery, of April 8, says . : bushel of the unmanurcd space weighed 631 lbs., of with the William Penn (st), and immediately eank ; crew cline. Peas were offered alio at i eer qr. lees. i Thunday last. The supply of Horses, t all demriptions, was and fell 3 francs on the quotataon of yesterday. " All the Frenchmen who formed part of the expect's highly-mauu pa , red s ce 6211b5.; the average of thirtydix ex- saved. The Mentura spoke, in lan. 11, W. lat. 45. the much less than we have witneseed at previous fain. The bu , Apri -Nara o a meee a e yre HULL al4 -te f Sod • st ad tail I w. prrimenu was 630 e. In 1815 the bushel of the unmanured Anna (ship), having on board the despatches of the Ellen rally below an average. Good draught The news from the departments caused much un- tion against Savoy and the town of Chambery have sale. at 15s. per cwt. Linseed Cakes : The sale of Ilull-made sale" don' woe gene •h I 5611bs fth most highly-manured space, • hi has be n lest. (ship), wch e ____ has been rather curtailed, owing to its higher relative wake Horses met with a ready sale. , of easiness at the Bourse,. every day bringing accounts ' i been set at liberty. It was not thought proper to act 5 pace eel e. • .., o e s illas., the average of the whole being oaf. Takieg into _ _-...=="-- cab of new distenbancee. Iteporte of unfavourable news - severely against men deceived by their leaders, and on consideration the extremely artilicialdnature of the experi- THE Btsuor oe EXETER AND RELIGIOUS compared with foreign. The best quality has commanded for Yesterdee's Sherbets see thee wege. the from Lombardy were afloat. It was said that the i the other hand it was deemed advisable to show that ments, and the comparatively small di i . -es abeervable, 7 .. ssInEnTV.-A pu --1 g bl'c meetin weer held last night in the - a Austrian general had attacked the Lombards and • these events have not produced any sentiments hostile Mr. Lewes thou . ght it might to assumed that in ordinary great rocm of Exeter-hall, to hear from the 'tee. J. Shore - - AVERAGES, PROM THE I4 LONDON GAZETTE" OP LAST NIGHT. 4of lture the ieflaence of manure upon the quality uf the a statement of the proceedings . against him on the part o Piedinonteste and defeated thene nes news, which Ito France and the republic. 't he most of the Savoy sereu . . „. WIIIiAT. 1 MAUR. , oAlli. _AM isiAlsa. - PIMA lon. Was believed at the Bourse towards the closing, I ! prisoners have also been restored to liberty. z th t to traw were very a g sio and the oroportson o a 1 • sm all the Bishop of Exeter-which, it is expected, will terminate No ` -I. ' d t ih d'fferences effected by . variations in in Mr. Shore's being committed to - compare 0e 1 gaol-and to take such DeleraNNll. siveruse. anew. ILOSMors Avings odorless Amor. Qrs. Ammer- - 4:isartrre, Averaosli Qrs. Ay.... ets. added to the fall of prices. I - d- •t b tied • eh f d t tte opinion generally ea . more than ten or a even persons remain o e r s climate. He en re erre o ps thereon as the case may seem to require. The room _------- ,_ ii.74 -. 5 ._ _ jar . u ow I 'nee. 1 &SA plea • seat peke. l _ &EL prin. = 50 ,4 I P".• ' ssif ,_. , POOL i ,-...-- Ref. Letters from Frankfort-sureetaine aenounced that and they are more deeply compromised, not having ion of grain. held by chemists respecting the compost? . t . ‘ was crowded to excess. .The 11 . .. on A Kinnaird occupied the toed.= 434 38 118 U 59 , 4 29 9I . ~, . 768 tel I 1 372 137 8 GO 20 3 • ii so o'l 23 37 • ~.• _ •hr, the bailing house of Jaeger Lad suspended their the excuse of ignorance to allege in their favour." It had been said that the nitrogen or nutri i e uebridge , chair, md briefly explained the object tor which the meet- ~._. -..---- 3791 31 1 2874 31 144 20 a , IAS st 3' l 215 J 1 lif34 5 Payments. It had considerable connections in Paris. ------ • could be increased by supply- j ag had been convened. He also read a letter which the ga'a l a ar ead re , .......... ____ 2148 53 . elements of grime „. . 5397 32 220 19 10 1 - ... . 33 34 43 el 2 .. SE Although nothing was decided at the meeting be- ITALIAN REVOLUTION. Th sun les e • hHn nd Rev Ba a" ga r e 248 33 • ing the soil with substances rich in nitrogen. e• P Biehop of London had written to t e 1., .. a _. • P- eucluegham ..... .......-. __ _ 141 34 M 6 33 2 , 24 1 , ... _ - 39 37 1 5 Se 0 138 22 5 t ... ... 61 M 24 40 / r, to ov of corn which he then exhibited were, some of them grown in .................... -.. . 30 tist Noel, farbidding him to attend the meeting.-Tbe Rev. Oafordsa __ a _ a,a tween NI. Gamier l'ages and the delegates, yet shares Since my dispatch of this morning was gen t aw- '' f'l na nurcs and eeme by minerals with Mr Shore then explained at some length the proceedings Wiltshire ..... - ............ zeta s. 1396 M 77 ms , ... ... 12444 i II U 2 tea h. The by means o miner& a , , . . , , aaa ,_ . ..... 1989 36 .em ts 1142 0 51 ... -.' 33 4 ° 1 18408 he sample of corn tho• of the unfiniehed lines were :nuch in request, because I have received letters from Milan of the 8t ~. large quantities of ammoniacal salts. T which had been lately taken against him by the Bishop of * reee"a ..................... 170 U 81 21 6,3510 1 1 10 m I; el se IS it Was not thou ht bable that any conditions of ex- Sardinian head-quarters were still at Boaz . g pro 010 I ive grown by superphosphate of lime gays, upon an y i; el sis 303 ' • - a Il• On the , Saus laa' .... ''''''''''''"--- 1; 7 71 tt • Exeter, and which toe well-known to the pu i ic.- Kent 574 SI 1 171 19 11 ... ... •,', 29 30 1 - ••• 4. Pt cross the Mincio, at Gsita, on the 9th, per cent. of nitroge , n • when ammonia was added t e per motion a the Rev. Mr. Craig, seconded by the Rey. Dr. a ... ex c, to Propriation could be proposed more dieadvantageous colums were to Liebi 's wheat manure, Morris, the following resolution was unanimously adopted : ti on ta 1262 31 1078 32 316 21 3 ... ... .22391 4 40 0 • dge had not been centage of nitrogen was only 2.63. g than the repayment of the sums paid by the share- where it would seem that the bri . e Rev. J. Shore, H er semblre ~„ ......... aged of mineral matter, gave 1.61 per cent. of nitrogen ; m ot th i o oieetiog, ocepiy 44 ,.. narti .. ed.% mentioned in malt' .- le 'i i t s h a t itught by the ins Dee . b • „„ 1013 33 281 30 330 21 2 • ... _i3 49 -• • • holders. Many pnrchases were particularly made in destroyed. A serious engagement is when ammoniaeal salts were added, only 169 per cent. A 1 M.A., in the bareseur therein i to r ; 244 27 nue. North. It was ho dth t this line was in opera- these 'letters as probable on the 9th. I pe aas f the ample of Wheat. grown ia Australia, of remarkably fine tolerant prosecutions of Ms diocesan, t le p he If ho of Exeter, do hereby c or pwan .. _.......... ....... 403 54 1 2 • „yr express to him their admire! ion of hts Christian character, and cam- s em eraetabie - 1958 32 1113 32 631 20 31. ... ... .49 41 's st • Rev. ine the tieni and basin , . last year received le millions, the Piedmontese should succeed in cross , quality, gave 104 per cent. of nitregtn. Another oin i - ~ ,•, . . bo d fhßl k Sea and f.' s m""or c 3 •9 o oing alarming tad, that it IS in o arma utbmere_a_ ..... _ a . 181 51 1 I '"' P ' hlle 'i". the fo lif reaching the Gtoucestmeire 619 31 • ... ... : ... ... IFi 20 - 1 4 :: ... . 6 40 , 42 54 la fli; government would repay the saeree, ab-we 250 francs, Mincio, it was pe red n the r ere ot e sic , ex C._ that they would effect a ferent wheat, rowel o . . the oower of a bithoo to prevent a Clergyman, r e, p f accaroni, gave -- " ' ' tin minister ; and further, this Herefordshire 424 30 el 32 ile Oa *rich hail been paid up, and give something beyond junction with the Roman and Tuscan forces under employed in making the finest deacriptiono et . . ... gospel, although he became a Mae g I cent. of nitrogen. Ide then concluded by r. S . meeting begs to ware ham that, . Uh l' s' the operation of the eeclesiasti- Worcestershire 1894 54 323 34 • ... ~.. ... ~, 44 , 4 43 II mule' on account of the prosperity of the undertaking. General leurando. Thus, 40,000 men would be con- 2 . 7 Tem ing [net, while the proluce re great y warn. l sed by the em cal Isw he Mould be thrown Into p , i• -it wili do all in its power Salop 3F 33 344 33 ••• - ••• I s' "' 7 I u / ter of the Austrians. of Levine to Loire his immediate liberation. Staffordshire .......... .....- 10,6 33 274 35 Premium en gold is lowered : to-day it iS at 53 to centrated on the left flank of ployment of ammonia, it appears that the per centage a The Rev P . r ßobt. Ainslie proposed, and the Rev. J. Sherman Moline -a...-. 371 53 ~ .. 40 23 1 ... ... a . of 8 0; ou s'aver without variation. ---=-----------_ nitro en in the grain is rather diminished. That . under Rich was arried wane Derbe•hins 344 32 65 33 49 23 I ... ... . _6, el) 336 I e ir.93 g s h tl e eeee seconded the next resolution, w _ roper temperature, starch is accumulated by t e na . .- VI arwirlanua •-•-• t 1 7 4 331 t4 l 869 34 476 33 127 22 , ... .„ i 7o 266 23 ... .« 41 1 , 38 40 ... Exchange on London 25 70 at sight ;2413at 90 REPRESENTATION OF CANIBRIDGE.-Sir,--At a P • nd that in general those wheats which bear ma, . . . he constitution of Eng- Leaseeterett le• a' • • 200 e 48 1243 31 1 759 19 •• .„ ... leo es 1 y 174. slaya meeting of liberal electors of the borough o . f Cambridge, held of ammonia , a tzo enons COl3l. the divine reeelatien requires and I the highest price are comparatively poor in ni g . „lA. h ,, e . enonewd to r „,,,,, c0 y 00 d m right of ee . e , ~/ ou bj eo . w h o , Northampton -.- ... ••• E. E rs P.S. I have just received a letter from Brescia, yesterday eirening, a resolution was unanimously passed, a their d' st at the votes Pouade•-Colonel Ch . 'Boner inquired of Mr. Lewes the time Rutland ever ban been hie ecclesiastical relation, to examine truth for con- „ ••• ,, ere 538 5I• • ei 3I• • . - - •• • ••• ••• 70 21 1 1 ... .- 3 0 15 40 , dated the 7th, which announces that the Austrians expressing, in the strongest term ' h be MAd • and mode In which he applie rt d a ificial manures to his crop, it • rcti and not onty to pursue but alee te propagate nem Se IMO= tingdOTAIRI0..... , . ........ wo berme mem re, r. air 11 drilled in below the seed 90 far as his religious confermitv does not infringe the ellunbridgeshire ........... P.D.. had re ' eee • given this session treated from the Nlincto and concentrate etr by the t - • 1 ee d and was informed that they were a . . and the Hon. H. Campbell. It was else unanimous 7 agr 1 an arrangement which . Was uun y fd b civil righta of others, or the peace ot mciety; Isut toeing any man -ere _ at the time of sowing, eh with the wer of reetrinion and ceereion, claimed and ezerciaed by b a eeeta .............. -•••••••-- 41; a n ; 6425 30 . 264 20 '', ... ... 1. 199 34 ,1538 • ite la forces round Vt rona. to bring forward tou ld those gentlemen not be previous y dD W Wire Elm le awes P M L to roduce the most regular effects in the grow ith Po fEx • h case of the Rev. J. Shore, MA, is to oaalotee. . 9 1826 31 4028 It ,363811 :' 673 57 'll 33 eat. The Itelians under Allemandi occupied Monte engaged) John Art ur Roebuck, Esq., an • • , •• of the plants, and he had reason to believe that the soluble the Bop o cter In te . . , . _. a _ ht Ltnnoinihnn___ _ I, seg 1 4 11 .e a sup. nede the requirement of theme revebmon, Inn to met me 74 Netts ........ .... ...... .......... I 1041 33 1 133 24 0 ... ... 15 40 1 1 - - Marie. Le •nato and C •• d bout to of LOndon, se candidates in the liberal interest on the ern astegaone, an were a that the resolutions manure was not . , i washed out ea commonly supposed, l'Y an'' of privste judgment, as well as to entangle Med men, whoee oom ynnn iii n ............. ___,.... 11603 .SI 2849 33 2544 19 t i 13 87 II o 602 83 ... ... take Peschiera by assault aPP"tuattl• It. Wee tgerwards 'tor of the Dail Ne:es.- rains occurring during su- e oh ng period ol its remaining in w i ee ,., „ d .,,, d b e d by . chnnge of 02 , 4ti0u. • Lasesslaire - , 187 39 ... ... .t. 7 7 . h Id be forwarded to the edi y Great excitement continues to prevail at Toulon. a ou Magdalen. etreet, Cambridge, April 11. gro d but that the manure so deposi g ted alon with several other rev. entlemen then addressed the meeting, w g mesamelaed- ...... ...a- 56 37 the - un ' al ' aff rd' rtt3 the young and a petition was adopted to be preeented to parliament, g .. aw i ee d ..... _____ 336 36 13 39 1 • 164 22 11i46 0 i • 138 lee 81 ; 253 22 I .. ... RD. Moses, the seed, misted maten ly in omg suppo . 521 17 . 263 U 19 30 16 33 11 IC. At It is feared thet serious conflicts will break out in - id THE . URDERS . • - r IN CHINA AND THE CONDUCT OF • crop during ewi th nter season.-11r. Bemett basing racer- praying tor such an alteration in the ecclesiastic - el law as Northemberamii.---- 515 32 • saa SI 264 21 1 - ••• ID 33 11 - ... masequenee of the imprudent conduct of the commis- Sin JOAN DAVIS, have formed the subject of • conespond tallied from Mr. Lawes that his land was a w La , b heat soil nee shall render the recurrence of such conduct se that pursued ! Durham. ........................ .- lO 32 .- .... I y the Bithop of Exeter a matter of impossibility. wee& - ••• / 1_•_••• __ - ~., "-ta"-'5- , 4 7 -general. ends between the ManchesterraCoamame erci e sl a t o :e w e: l. ll4r to an ua d in g , , a ebaltywseutbseoaila,, s i t:t a te t t oug thtt t , t h t ad p M ~ rob r able, Tr e ;:ta l Ih th e m is eeting then separated. Haag swage OW SI 41433 83 12344 19 se se e MINI PI 81l 713 38 mows here was considerable agitation at Lyens the Foreign-office. The tette h be . iend rested on 0 11 the '' .• Tee e-akmen having accompanted for publication, and shall have early attention. - - ---. reiderikVa Mar 4444 ass twat wags. ) ( 4:-1. 'lr OF LAST NIOFIT. Am 42•1104 PIA& ~i . Cl. £1.141., Q.r.f• all•rar h UM Amass FAL prim • .81.1 1 prke. I , •814„ wen, ---- ~ .68 31 1 r 370 37 8 a 00 - 0 1 23 31 . , •„ . 105 211 3 1 213 13734 5 ! i ,i ' 33 Si 43 41 2 ... - 39 37 1 8 38 0 i .- ... 61 33 2.1 40 7 -. ... ' 24 44 I 1 1 34 2 "' ." . 29 33 40 1 18 40 it 3 32 0 I 10 21 33 10 ' 3920 1 ' , s' l - *** 'I 30 33 .• 2,5 - 0 1 . ... ... ••• - 22 39 1 440 0 ... ... , 23 44 , 7 86 6 1 . ••• .. ... ••• ii 41 ... ... 6 40 43 3413 I ... ... ... _ ... , 7 5 40 5 33 . 1 ... - 1 2111 :4 1 1 5 ... . ... .. 4 1 ::: :. n 0 s• 1 ... ... ... .. "'... 5 40 fi 4ro 3 .. ... so 32 6 35 3 i 6 233 520 1 32 1.14 1 434 1 GS 34 0 199 34 33 34 0 ii as • . 6 15 37 i 11 33 .. 1 a SI .8 - . 602 I 3 0 ... ... 1 187 39 ::, i . 1 :48 2 i 1 38 / ::: , ... , 19 30 ~; 16 ssio «'... ... 1 39 331 d ... . . Illi ile 6 1059 156 3 I: 713 13 i S, • .