The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-28 00:00:00

I' ', • r UJj t . Tprto NATINO'S COUGH LOZENGES, a Certais 1 . .....hr disrlsro or thogosoiy. ii , dis. 4 is ssislion st Is of ossomip. 4 =Tow. is the not boh=roin si . s e usift d a , Es slam owl elms. sm. es, Soso ism • Ssis is NIL lisoilseo CssosssiSs us ins lbws wiry owe . " m ac oboo mei is Mos et all thus wir y amui ddisie Tod, oak Os 7Tdal; wino tin ..lei wAlss IDS ths Paladaldzoof PR am Ono lovalaolge la Meg. b e Ot littoolts sad kvisoks Isoldeleol is wad moods% owl s porde otaillary I do ggligegiga al aolsdless awl soli Is boa% thgcl, sod *IN 24 it s ga. N. mud ,:7,:t. by Mem* Keating, chemise, itio, IL harediravie. I got{ esion. RECENT TEFTINONTAL. gie —I Mee WO% 'Mead wit h a rewere cough sal ids= of ....,1_ i. 6 t art? eight ewe, and altar trying sageoraisteammillos. ad —vi In a ..v., Iwo., I ,•••,•••eti • .ssoli bow et ZELITNOII toomm , a pw . ham winch I wend great bagelt. The otoced I go. la al. sise, romph trly cured iiie, and I as Row broathe sore amity, NS as tt , tree tr mi coogh a, ever I wog in my We. lieglier g is s i gasee, stalairly arnietra, will arml damning of so certain amt gife aread.l2 m —1 re* Oki Thar 's ruithfially, oar LiesepoeL Jail. lt, 1647. Witusia Arossoos. To No. OM IL llowau, tliegaiet, 72. Daloatrisse, laregaset. - 15 - 171V — K - WgW PE/NI Di PERIAL PARLIAMENT. mimed some dilemmas Is Licailand, he NOM Mists: hilkitoe the judge who tea t e reieremee did 101 Ia the easmoffget urgency of both parties, and the matter was beard rj decided in the vocation, when he bad no ofilcial duties to perform, and tl at no remuneration was taken io coosequence. With regard to his opinion on the matter, perhaps having stated that there were some judge. who had upon particular °wagons taken arbaritions, it would be rather hard for him to express un opinion. But he would say, that in his opi. Rion, those judges who refused to take arbitrations under any circumstances, or for any consideration whatever, bad adopted the better courts. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. Mr. NEWDSOATE wished to ask whether it was the intention of her Majesty'a government, or the reverse, to bring in any bill during this session to amend Lord Dal housie's net of last year. Mr. STRUT I' said that as far as he knew there was no intention on the part of her hl jetty's government to bring in any suck runivire during the present scallion. —^ • --- ^^ HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUESDAT, APRIL 27. The LOW) Cum' cstr-oz took hie at at shortly after 5 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. rirrnoxs.—By lb* Skalds et Lsametlans tea= anamatal and etbst oarti In Weer al lie aims talassitleis; from Ma*, a oil serious ears _ owlet litembessa—lasil WWI- 41. 9? ".1 4 SP s llt aaleg linit selbalre d— wag the pprempuelt ahem er idaealaa; Sam Mr *ay wee set e .'" s un eadort76 .l ; ma . 1 = • t al aptin ele ma r " ma la s= la sad etams.—Ths er Dammam lis pp et the 1 . 00 0 OSIW , Yr SPIN* anis passitism Ilse Belie (labia BUL— Lard *Asa" be the are los law ova aal the labalgtmla et th as Cit Mika. awl DIM *a elersy et Sae darer et Nail* owl Bitarnsture, tram M. sada la Ilse el ass CLEM et Claaorry la roamitha of their lbs• anis the ZWIlal• kalei ketaff ileMlS lSeib Mij i al mad Fs*, ormaarasassa—lord Camara. lam the kw Ur et Bilaissaal Om% la haw et tlia et Ur el esullairaral tabseema—Tle Masa et maim the Omer edanalon ; and by the Bed if Basassi. la Smear afar . DIBBADEMOIL—Oaamas Neakaars; resur tared Males (Wart) • Palms attest): woir.—iinser, Duda sad Pies amuse MIL TIMID /12ADINOIL—Osubaue Duties; Portland Harlan= ot Re sad Breakwater; ICU NOTICES OP btO rioN.—Potia Roma (lama,* Boa.—Lords Morrnie La and PrrownLimt gave mallard their intstioa to woes )111141•1011MUS in Committees the Poor Rabe (Ireland) BEI; the Earl of CLANCANIT gave notice that, as the maim foe the meant reading at the Poor Relief (Irelont) Bill, be shoat& soya as an amendment, that it I. read a mead time that day ola month. Lord Pooreu, gam notice of his intention, as as early day, to tome an address to the sown tee the production of pipes relation to the attribution of the funds robed kw the relief of the sidlorers by the Ire at st. John's, Newfoundland. ro.2O6.]LONDON,WEDNESDAY EVENING,A PRI L 28,1847.[3d. Don of interest on the whole, or a part of it, slion'.d be sat aged out of some special branch of the re vtuue. The depremion of the stock, in such eir ustenws,,would excite surprise, but for the prevailing int reavilett that Beta Salarnsaca may oat be able long to d his position as finance minister. The Fives are down, thentfore, to 234 to 4 ; the Torres, to 341 to 6. Portuguese, 331 to 41. Mexican. 20 to 1. Dutch Two-sod•a Half per Ceuta, 68 to 1 ; the Fours, 881 to 9. LIZ/M. Aran, 27.—The arrival of Wh.st is good. The trade having pareltamed freely last week are sot to iaaeps sleeks, tly little bosinas is dams, and sales are barely equal to riday's terms. Barley is demand, at forger rates. Beam fully as desz. No =Maria) altera tion in Oats, She ll ing, or other articles. Arrivals this week : Wheat, 8,820 qrs. • Oats, 542 ; Barley, 1,327 ; Beam, 1,229 ; Shelling, 82; Rapeseed, 2,289. •••••••••... ...,... 1 Basa lanii, in a ! 3 per CI. Ce 44414 Amt., NI a pet Ca. Asta. Au., ll* * 44, Cleats, 471 I 3 per 01.0444414 /Lam , MI I 11441441•47 11114., 74 N. a PORRION TIMM. / per Ot • 4447144 Ora, M. 1 par 44sa OrreMs lids.. 14 nil 4 per Ct. 11414144 114416,111 11 —l4 por Cast. 4141.. 4 0,4.4444 D.k,..4 7444.. 11 a 4 pee Cs. 144.1444, MN, Ni 7104 I pee 01. 14.1114 /4/RM Psri 4 4 per Ct. Plusessa 144, al 1. Dino Now, al ssasse Otsv, MI., Sta la . Ct /Mr . 114•447 Ayes. WY, 30 41 /pr Cs. Ihmelas 1144, MO 11 11404 Milian NM, 41 3 Vim /4444‘41 1144.111 44 Letts Womb. Def. 1444., II pn Ca. 4444141. Min, Nll 0444.41444 11.41.4,144 11.1., 71 31 44•41•4 Defterellll44, 17 111 3 per Ct. flautist Ws., ill 7 , Ignastle Pasiaes lads 14 I II per CI. Dew* WA.. lei I I I per Ct. Vreaseßllll4., 30 41 4 per Ct Oerla. Dutch.** 11 4 . 44.44414 Defrered MU., tie in _,IILAND- iigi7nsur o, or _ _K R ,. AdsWl= II WM* MAW Ist the Tooth. compowdod et ..g wi t i miderM lwerelholo le lbw Orlowlii lamb& iitiditotto WM: bow lbw OW% rif OWlthwt lbw. 1: = 140.6 si o Ow owoool, OW wool pwro owl swooftwoo is the breath. 111 WM OPP_ IniiWilog boot No iii d . h ,,, dik , is mons wo weswoo. so that the (V ) are thus Oh rhdr seersets.—trice Ss. W. la.-40W by A. MI. 20, lialimiudoo, Latta: sal by WI 3lbowley owl pOrtiowr , o i AInAPI,LATORY, or LIQUID RALE , t h e t e sthas really ...wan ler all oiloosto owl lot mob* but w We hair poor; it nowt lbw •• WOW immOmi or pat* VW ammo to A Whor Dye.. OO *WM owl SLIM% ORLOI6-1 1 11mot Ow WO Is to. wig Obt owa NM, 6/4 the ooly filarvr, Ilwidoodwrio• so bad. is Ws we Of Ow toe aboowowwwl so, s l ow a li s , uody,— imoomeopttho DOWN WOW W ism Ow ion so a wrart web from NE W or I •• • ii d aah 71111 NEW TOOTH tiolooshlgolswobi botwom the IMO Moomed op gol Ed poblig lie mire elm wood mows no MG , mar Mara. aft. TM UNION and Ilirtß RAIN ADDAMS ANTI-MINN= NAIL BRUM. The * MOM ARU. Ilho NTSOP sod i TM Amp am ow M ekstiat witithw. in RAILWAY Waage OD • wiry lortger •wwwwW of billalfiftli Nlllllllllll6, are the ISIS nierealasteree Mt lease +e if Ihreea. NOSS and lam 111 me 04 BlOMpoom Orolloo,a• sti t tame Thr -- 07.26112 mak be OaWake 411662 waleirs. rims Nib; letasibust Oa Ism glir. at sla Weiss auk ; base sit data plms al6 MTV somaden groring Is lin by three gpsiml LS* 111% mil 11111.-110. ; 22, o.6spar4trot; ad 26. lord ){agora br 121111711 pel by met dorrettlai as ties *ask ‘11212 6 morl. 626ernei of the an of Mir war Os =Odin. Me N. 2*. ea t . follorlai week. will be pabliebel an the nth Inst. VANITY FAIR.—PEN AHD PENCIL SKETCHES or Grouse Boast. Na T. By W . M. TIIIACWAT 011•1041). W.th N wears. Mtagratioes. Pries Is. E COMIC HISTORY of ENGLAND. Ka IL By Hamar A. ► Beam?. Illadastad by L. 1/. DOUGLAS JERROLD'S SHILLING MAGAZINE. No. LILL PONCII! or, THE LONDON CHARIYARL rut LII. Mee k Id. Laub : Pabllmbed at the Nmeb Ones. IS. rest. .t. CVLVLIIWILLLIi GUIDE TO HILO:TO AISD LONO Pries Is. seek by imS, tit stsesee, Is. d. AND SAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. DistAikao for in omprw) 1. 110 W TO a . • Jew& taamNsialltet Osedolla ism ma Ladd aom d cat own es W dralsom I =ssai WA, M R= Soad solmatol dor aso at oar eandasL IPy as abeareass d abbe eadolud Sid numbs Sr santasood tooadosikl. elm wasird, 101111seddlidtplisa ary Is doted fa las dos Ulm& Ilormad, Tatstolater.roo; Massa, 31, Drain; W e : 3, Paw Itreabstrei* Ottiolho, 147 PSeet.atnet ; delsoa, 07, Wed Ist w dna bad Or MM., lA. AtarlLolar Rierlat , 4 rert ...LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. We are sorry to say that the accounts received bent Dublin this morning,at tha Earl of Besaborough's town residence, in Cavendish-scpuire, are to the effect that his lordship was not likely to survive many bears. • By the Mary Ann and the Ashburton, arrived Yo rk gee in the Mersey, our accounts from New York gee extended to the 9th inst. The reported capture of Vera Crete has not been confirmed. The line of in elettasnt was, however, completed, and all communi• cation with the city, landward, had been cut off. Ten marten had been larded; but the American fire had scat ,opened when the last accounts left. The fire from the city and castle was continued, without mo urning any effect. Col. P. F. Smith, with his Rifles, it was said, had engaged a force of about 800 IMO from the city, and compelled them fo retire, with gloss of about 25 killed and several wounded. Very unfavourable news was reported to have reached Philadelphia on the evening of the Bth inst., which is than given : "A merchant of this city has received a letter from his partner at Montgomery, Alabama, which states that, just as the mail was Laving, an express had arrived from New Orleans, which stated that ' General Scott had been killed, General Worth dangerously wounded, and the Alabama Regiment cut to pieces, before Vera Cruz.' The letter from Montgomery is dated April 2, and the New Orleans papers of the 30th say that the ship Oregon was below at that port, with three day? lane advice. from the Gulf. The above unfortunate =nee, if true, might be her news. It is pla nt the Ledger, Inquirer, Times, and other belletins in the streets of this city, and has created a diep sensation. I hope, however, that it is either ted or incorrect. Bat at the some time it will remembered that we first received the) news tithe battle of Baena Vista exactly in the same way." The chip Yazoo, of New York, with part of Harvey's **goons on board, was lesion Anton Lizardo, on the lfilh alt The troops were saved with diffidulty, bat , 140 horses were lark Three men, belonging to the intreship Relief, lost their lives in saving those of dragoons. Several other ships lost a good many horses in the same succession of gales, the vessels being over-crowded. The lose of horses was severely hit The gallant action of General Taylor, and the It:bedded landing of General Scott, appear to have elated the war party in the United States, and even Me of their opponents, beyond all bounds. It is evident, from their language, that they already look upon Mexico as permanently annexed tp their terri toed" Projects for a anal acmes the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, and similar colossal undertakings, en pm all their thought*. Mr. Benton was stilllinger mgat Washington. The weather is represented by this arrival as baling been mild and pleasant all along the line of telegraph from Albany to Buffalo on the 4th of April. On that day two steamers from New York bad as tended the Nathan In within four mile. of Albany. Beam Ultimate (3rd April) it is reported the month !mil. opened genially, and that vegetation was push rapidly forward. At Washington, on the. same air tu weather was exceedingly fi ne : the owls is ges ' aral were not op" lowsver,". ...,_ Darr ix lls meow Porn.-411.e. pawl **wit of duties which thl Amoodart orreative —ma upon itself to *sport oa an roil riperted into Kopko now to eke pereries aide Amebae. fit hardter to berme so. The draw be di lilt 1111 NEL, and loamy *tides aro wawa, • lbw MOAN, Japan of the &err : $ All Maim poets sad pier art sow arajoa d iet aur pamakos. an arra to war delmilelle. arlaltir. Mee Mo. hoes, is en Medi dept' Itedior. mkt lho Mow :—/ Wilda twoMploar Ma* NW ORM tie serf ererift peers et to, eider to rterold rids pre s of the rapet r e =Mee re the aldeletre *Pea =Ueda% or • awl eta oadia weir lOW= pray et 1 pee ler J. A tepilepe m E _ Pe tea. na*** ly lie isholer at every tart, la of a 61= 3. lade addle Wray pat .01 be to ot 01l soripthont boaatoroodo. arra .rsettlop Cabot Mars. will he er▪ e on, poi& tre pireor id Moro, b "other; rat ola TOW* will the ,cachetSmollat. IL Via Atli le re moilliet. to math& the v es,_ A allifflip I *Aar pet Wet pooolty. .1( may Its as aot . do doodliek trip shil be lbeildlei ; oril It dee value erred klal dig Iho wed dello rani owl awiariaL lt. thea the marl of sap woks eladed aht Or ot are prod es bore. =‘,:sip red wltes a n. Now dolp a I eel& me ld. ird Areas an eltellebol—e/ asp" ba. T. ito torrosirt k It mow Maim !theor b t new wpm, wiriest riper tae to eirieree eed orodere dwpe team's erred tem& U. Thee ...__lre_,.._.t. i t PM* deft, alma are emir Ire et um ' ..... V . COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Raw TOOL Aram L—Yuan lLsaher.--The a prepeeele for lb; so be epee =Mies Ws we s{ Ur ledt lere fi p--...... Iwo that there WI bag& imushat at lulkethe kb, do Osaka war par, MIR 11 fil skim boa boa td• likr ea It id Os upt. wpm ta the tr. if unapa pineg.%lMt a ge lsm ali t il :: .....*nd,_eld ha =kb day kiss eseseemy, se Oat* de ted Mak* Weerl=*rif•deb. ague% leWt tamable the le lbe WNW* pis% uret Or Isla di Is kW dame kawki. It la. _ Odd ski Veit erg rart " a si erif Th a i s la m neellq ". is mrs ar ma ril ...7, r .,.. ... dideakddelas the adadation 4=lol. la to .610 /11110,41mmou. •111 be gm Or ked ha u Viatha lutOold Id= rall. al mink keit all al ereemma k et kr perwimehl. It I. la i r kit lb ima rree w alu t m pak i kt the 11" : d isadelm do spiv thiesitsthe of . II /Aft 28 admadtke at the t he see es le mike a Imp moat la be Is at oar, !Id thin oda add have to he sli heft k take a very aid ament d wary ken air has, aid idol artat., at Wok • lerneseriiquew kit warp Moro 'aribl set be dr Iddloor dew Rs_ _Old isle let Mrs robe It sot from dike bail rang row otllr aruisperia lbeetemill drily 1011111PINA lo se der Arra ourloereeeme many midi be orrd, end Nolo would ledroetomb baler gm 14 broom, dwell lie • pm% there weld be a mil eolorrot lii le lido Obit Ware maw eoptbdils to pYe the opotriti" TM lid dir Ms Ira will be wood/ or Aradeer is ler at re bow bin Ale be reortro the 604 owl ast • disliss ei be leira or derlem orwire. p.m./ Itteourese.-1111e or larbas. Milo 1•51 Mud Ittr• 5 10 1 to . t r ui f .. bllis at Aire4 7 6,m, PH to or; ins es liwoltsg, 344 Naians.—Cotcos.-110 sass ars shoat 1,666 Oaks, sot& 10 sphmass. The motor Is wry Ira Upland. Timid.. N. Oriesna WON Omilawrg ll to 10 4 1 154 to 101 101 to 10i 111116, I to 11 II *lli II to 11 1 Mid I* ll to 1 111 to It 12 to I& Pak l3 to 12 124 to 13 13 to 111 Ord Pak 9900 Nan. BOW m b ar." a.ti.ties of then sotto; snap ors tram Ow Olin of the "S list " cd the 7* Instant :— Stocks on hand lab -•-.1 All bales ; wand, 181; 91.156. Ineeere, 3.1k w _117. °iced odor lat Iliptsmiller—illal, 1,473,730 beam; 1543, MMUS& t=al•&4lo.—Exportod to Groat Britain Mn. Ist Iligassabw— , 15 A 6 41 . 94 hob; 11•43, 1353.529 Dwasess, 130 .142.-1201* to M ass 131,013 tab, swallow., 11146, 171,797. Decreami, 10,481. -now rp saw pmts-764, 03.734; OW *W. Issesses. SA 57 .— ea:1 1 191-1045, /17,791; 11142, NV* Deanasin 14 1 767. la leortbent Torts saws tit Ilefierbit —lKe, 109,423; MOM. In 166076.—dteek calmed tad as shipboard -1847, 367,504; 1846, 007,570. lowers, 711,1155.-2btal *xis la *Wier towns-4147, 57,513. ' luani.—Tb. anutes Is wry Itss, 001,00 to fir small stock bow ltie rite of tam Ores re maßaed to mod ler he Moll at 7 Oslo /3o lo Sado. Theca is a brat Ocean/ kw future das Wan ; Nasser WA ham*, at by apse*. of the ricer, at 7 dohs 33e.., *Writ ddebot i teollialn IN, bilart it • ads. 314 a. Bolden of eredires bow op re gobs to 7 dein Neal bp in brisk dasaand of I 1141n75.' tps .4 do* 73e. ; ship Ault, 121 dais. to 13 dais.; beg orek..l O lt 1, 16 • oesa—Tbewo lo an *She dassad kw wheat, and but little bore. &ass at WON bob* Oneenee, St arrive in May, at.l doL Sin A and risk tt \monde eerrood 1 dol 70.1. Owing to the small Mgr& If allesgotes law sow sp asks d 13,000 yellow at Old 10 1. 1 •11 SAO etfloto Nit ; owl ma at this passe it is *M- Im edd Is pi held at mak Bp is steady at 90a. lials• dCanal oats, ilide& PWIMMOIL—The Estbet is ratter quiet, oat peter an withwa Yen of old geese, 13 dole. 30r—, and wow army 15 dais. to 0$ SO& lbe pone of beef is well sustained. tole ot oily mess, If Oslo Odes Id int la bop to Itor. no Gamin Weft willi Now k bids lair *open Wm scum with awn Own est. It stood that mg boat landed at ArrearAar. a s. Y a ~dtpt y i Utipsowsgers, missap inetshanta sad ,— it - w - CElMMUllriVinirtherWapp=relotad - 7 awl tlw bit arillmi it• bollbtoi toussnwateri wpm tkat polity .wklik Wow Ihipwls of ibt 10410 to enable so to anticipate the trade of wUk Omit. lbws It the St. LAIIINMOr. New Zealand papers have been received to the 29th Nov. The districts near Wellington were stated to be in an unsettled state. The residents at Wan ganui had been annoyed by one of the periodical visits of turbulent natives from the interior, but they do not appear to have committed any violence. The Eire pean population of Manewatu had been ordered away by Rangihaeata, under pain of peremptory expulsios.• The Java had arrived from Sydney, with detachments of the 58th and tenth regiments. The New Zealander thus concludes an article on . Governor Grey's administration : After • easeful consideration of tam pomesdinp and policy of the past year, we mew to thy thodasisa that the, problem of New Zealand is very link wirer a assemestal odationthan formerly. The final remierst Governer Cftey's system cannot yet with safety be masted, bat certainly 411 has hitherto been more . fortunate ibin room mint—moue favoured by a concatenation of Abrimaitasees seer which be had no control thaw really hilampliast fa . ths execution at his own plans." Accounts from Berlin, of the 22nd inst., give the particulars of some serious food riots at Berlin on the day Wore. The king had left for Charlottenbunr,. when an express was sent to acquaint his majesty that the people and the military were fighting in the streets, upon which he returned forthwith. It appears that the gendarmerie, who in the morning had been reproached with negligence in not repressing the disposition to tumult on its first appear ance, in their anxiety to repair this fault, bad fallen into the opposite extreme of an excess of zeal. They begin:with maltreatin_g peaseable spectators, stationed. in crowds on the Marche 'des Oendarmes, near the theatre, at the entrance of the Jaegerstrasee. A tumult was the consequence. The people threw stones at the gendarmes, who, m their turn, charged Van the, umlaute. One woman was grievously wounded in the head, and a man had four lingers of his hand cut off. This was , towards the evening; the people, exasperated, rushed to the Kraut:estrange, in the Kronenstresee, and pillaged the shops of two bakers. From thence they proceeded to the Zinimerstrame, and commenced throwing stones through the windows of the confee tioner Seippert, when a detachment of infantry at length made its appearance, and repressed the fury of the populace. Towards eight o'clock is the evening, says the writer of the letter narrating.thees erects. proceeding' from the Linden to the Marche des Oeud'armes, I saw a aonsiderable array of troops, the lance in rest, tra vereingthe streets in the vicinity of the market. The Prince of Prussia was at their head. Every where the troop. were met with hisses and vocifera tion. The armed fame gave proof of the greatest moderation. For • long time it was content with keeping back and dispersing the rioters, without charging upon them. The . officers harangued the crowd. " Return to your homes. my friends," cried out an aid-de-camp of the Prince; "remember that you are Berliners,—do not imitate the stupidity of other towns," &c. A man of ' I the people approached the horse of the officer, and tWd, " The questions not whether we are of Berlin or of Potechun : we must eat, and bread ia too dear." His voice was drowned aipidst the hurrahs. The horse of the aid-de-camp wet surrounded and blocked up. The troops then advanced and occupied all the market place. The body of rioters were separated. They united again in the Jaegetstrame, broke the lamps, and even the windows of the houses of peaceable citizens. In the Mark graventraase, on the first floor of a brewery, several persona were looking mot of window. " This is not a theatrical spectacle," cried out the crowd, " away the badande." Stones flew, one of the spectators was grievously !toward in the bead. Than passed the night. The crowd, dispersed iw one quarter, ral lied in another, The King of Prussia, habited in a grey cloak, vas said to have mixed' with the groups vredignito, displaying the greatest . coolness and self possession. The troubles recommenced in the morning. Some of the bikers, to avoid pillage and violence, threw out all their bread to the people. A proclamation was I posited in the streets to prohibit assembling in I crowds. The popular ustsp• wu difficult to describe. At noon the et3t eesenes redoubled. The moment the soldiery, saw .Pri6ng them, I returned to their position, !be re-wesem bled. The bakers demanded prdlogWn vain. The authorities replied that they 101' agiresrietanat foreea if at hand. The troops diclaitleartinnzeUtes, squares, as fearful Of eatv ei i he i y hops and being overwhelmed. The *deices here wasivily given en• brought down to 7 o'clock in the evening of the' illiesd inst., when affairs were in the slim train, only-that some squadrons of cavalry had strived. COURT OF CHANCERY Tare Dar. (Dense t s Inegglealledesr.i Mon.aw e. Amon:* meemsese et the Lord Chan cellor having intimated that le areal, at the sitting of the cow t this alersing; glee Fellafi the above celebrated ear—ear whisk bee ellbeget‘e whole railway world—the GOMA acrdpeweera learikeleia, were crowded to excels by pees* mieseleil with Mal emerles. The came it will be resolleeded. scat selsiarlillbre the Vicr.olleneellor of England, whe emondel the deemer pat in by the defen dant. The bill use Mel hy the *Mir and these other • elereheldese is the. Oohed ead liainchwa: hesetleo Railway Cemeny. wine the dithnienth wire are the Merl duvet* et die eri, tad rot the tameary itself, few the poem of flg en weeks to rem* them from acting ea divagates, and to re the corame seal of the company adhered up, so to to prevent the do fendants, in tact. hem oiling er laming the Geford and Bir. minghans Junction Ridgway so the Ores* Western Railway Company, indeed of laseieg it es the Netib WOOtOrt Rail. way Company. Ted* leR _rename mime is by the de bedaub, which the ViMmerue, of 3hlshileeterouled, co which the preetrediagb WON 11111111911111, appeal. Mthe Court of Chum', where lir. whet. sad It,. Wilcox, supported the Miele et the Vice-Cbasweiler of . Zeeland in haring over-Mel the demurrer.-Sir F. Kelly, ea the part of the defendants, mehdaioed that on the con struetion of the sections of the net of parliament, u well's an the attention of jurisdiction ead of parties, the bill meld ,not be ennatned, and that the demurrers ought to be el lowed. The Lord. Chancellor, in delivering his jedgmer 'decided that the demurer* =Let* allowed ; and, *me m, 'dor Meeker, Were Miltled to lodgment. By %hie dairies • the Gamut Weseaterlisaway Company will become the poe tesses k . oleiests VW Oxford and Birmingham Junction Railway. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. 21co n'C7ork.—We have had a more steady state of prices in the funds than foe novae time pest, and pur chases of *Consols have been made with wore con fidence. The quotatime hays not varied ••nete thee either catty, ma me _sew B¢l to ' T h e s► to ett mount. &deed nem, Oda to 1. Stock, 191 to 3. it. - - Exchequer rile to be. tresosollt. We are stall with Spanish in decline, notwithstanding the fair proposition of the present finance minister at Madrid to appoint a commission to examine into the state of the foreign debt, and devise a plan by which the payment of some por- ICAILWAYS.—The marl day. and novae of the better alif idly recovered front their pnroa have induced bar en to tLIIB PYFIVIED UP TO T ( Yesterda)'s prime wl Nett 80., and E. a, I j I Diem and Word Jane, 171 Biros , Wote., k Dudley, 4 I Baotou, stem , cad at Ca Caledonian, rerlee• 231 4 11 'kit is • shade firmer to r deeseiptiona of dune hen etgreoe deprenion, The low row forward, WO THIS DAT IN LONDON. I belound a Last peg.). Lowdoe and Greenwich, I ltaneh-ik Leal. ilalsda k p Man. sod roothempt" f I Malaita, ila 14 Do. Par. 6 rNio. Do. Y Do ak 11:11 . =1 • Emit Greet Y Do. Ile.TeVoll WO, 11 1 Gt. 6...&11 W. fbeiptl), Great North at Boird New, 311 Greet Walla, 11 I. tlimeloro, 17 Do. IVIM. 16 Do. sew, 71 Hon and Selby, NS Ipeerlob, Bury pt. EA" & Nor.. 4 Lam= & lOrUale 60 . 1 391 lose end linedford, 83 Lois& Tarok Pref. 6 par CL, 31 Les. & Gisetwall, 71 Leim., & Dort, 301 1 Do.* N. Waters, 1101 Do. Qrs. Ow, 111 watt LW., We f DO.Nsw,o4 I Nor* *UM Dam, 141 104 = O .l mi ll= „ % ei IbraL,ool.,h ~ Soda Sai Ileum and Ilbr., Cara 0. Iheo k pribe 00110 4 14 d &L Dow. Si Do. Near (W. at 131.),N0.4, 4 11. Wake, Moth York., Doe-, & Gooia, 11 W. R. Uwoo., Par Wilt., &menet, h Wry. It 10 i York t Newel** 334 4 York a N. 111411 sod Krt., 304 44 Do. Prat., 10 Drumm. Toot, &Odra (Cow), 11 Dru 4l Dal= and Awarlan, 11 • . 114 Deniers..., •. I b' tslian and At ..o. New, '-itt Northern of France, . Do. 'remelts Illaalithated), 321 Paris and Lyons, 5 4 Do. tk. ip, 44 i Tours Es Nantes, li . LIVELPOOL SALES, Aran. 27. • Thera was not mach business done )esterdety in the share market. Loudon and North Western and Midlands main tained their prices, but nearly all the other lines were de preseerl. & Laneashlre, New eh., li d & F. k Dover (new Qt., No. 4), Do. New Strip. ii d I I Is. 241. d ask N. Wows, 1704 York It Newest. Tref., 24 p Do. New Quarters. 91 P Leeds la S d .. Las. kO. Western (scat.) i d Scot ti sh e n e ' n i n,) p Mara k Leda MIK 4 p Amb. & SaCern in, 225. N. d Do 221...12. OM Eat). par I p Btrm. and Oxford IL, 511 p Do. Ptah. Now Wil- 1 3-), i p E. Lincolnshire , li is Aka, sheff,, *lda. Qrs., 21 d Great Northern, Ii 4 Wed, 11 4 L 5 . North Etiaffinvlshire, 14 p Da. 404. eh., 31 p tdirews.A Mr. (W. I in3dsh.B) par DS. Se., ta p M 9d. d Beween. k Ter..New, li p Derby, Mat. k Worms., 14 4 4 Berth Ullitlo (A), 209 Crud% and South, 4 p LE aserntDowe (new sh. No. 2), Manche*. It Southampton, 11 4 141 d par MANCHESTER SALER Arm 27. The market, so far es business done at the morning's meting was hammed. wee meth r on the previous day. Pie., Ina., k CUM Ja., 1) Man., Daum Mat, & Mid., t a. Owantim tat Man. R Leeds !Ma, 31 IL Lancashire Nam It d . Do tit. (We F.stea.), alp 1)a. New Scrip, 5-11 Da. /Mils (late W. IL U.) par Mast., Ilaison, - k West 1 J.. 1-16 p Med. a Maw R. a C,I p • Mkt Railway Mosel., 111 Don Thirds, • Staffo N. r 6-16 11 VII& arid Thick, 61 N. Wooer% d shire, 1 25 Lea., &Arm, EL Cat, fel I eras:rim Delon fenld. Met lan, Mm . DOA. Oak (A). 59 h. Easton &Dow/47401 • .11111MINGIRAM BALM Aran 117. There was an improvement in the market. Loadaa . & N. Western Qrs., 13) p N. &allbrdridm, 1126 a. M. p I. and triad Jane., 77 p Shrews. & Bina. (A), pa su m , wa, a Gp4lcr, 4.1 i II Shrews. & Mir. (R), I Is. 3d. lib., Wel., It Stour Val., 134.911.4 p S. Staffordshire, Ifis 311. jamm, , I is. 9d. d Stanch. and Southampton, d LIMOS MALES. Aram 27. There was rather lets burins done in sham than on Monday, but hi bee poses were obtained. Mal:agates 30s. d Man. & tends 331. SR, par fa fp Berle, d W. IL, Unisk. . par r,....aad Sward , 426 p Carlisle lisuslaM 4. P Dar.bury Es. (Green). ILL 6d.4 N. 2 c Lard 7 d 2 4!22. Lords& Think, Pre-, b. 64. p N. aim Union, 2 d B. Ltanalmidra, 30,. p North Western, 8) 46a d Loudon, Brighton, k lout Coast, Leeds, Wake., & 255. d Filtocuths, 2a. p BRISTOL SALES, Aram 27. The market was • Akre better than on Monday, probate,' oa amount of drawing near the settlement. MIMI and Fseter Third., 1 Midland New (501. I) p 4M. Western Fifths, 2; p I A. Drone, 10s. d as. hew (In. a.), 21 p BM. & Gloucester, 122 ila r d ffew lit lell. ll l 4 L), 3 p New. and Berwick, 11 I p DULL SAL Aran. 27. M.Milla Ext. ea, Ss. 3s. fa. 94.9 North Western, 43e. &LC Da nada 46'. Ms. W. Biding Union, Ss. 6d. p Waff/L u Dar.,& Holton Prd.,105.9 . YORK MLR& Aran. 27. Or sea, y, Se. ed. Ma. N. Britisik, Thud., 2) 20, Shall New. Ali fitly**. New. 61.134. el I De. Gustay., 2) 21 17a. Wait kkllng 4 1 . 1. 6d. Do. Extension Ls. Sd, 16a Mt York & New., Pref., 61, DUBLIN SALES, Aram 26. Ulster, 50 Newry, Wat, k Hos., Dub., Mel., k Cots. Ja. Be , 4a64. Artinagb. ft&Part...4a;ll6. o".Soutbern k Wmtern, 211 Dublin & badyrret. Atom, 7s. 004 ; 44441. -- Gt7ii;s4erst .w 4 14 Ui EDINBURGH I Ayr sad Galloway, 40a. Caledonian New, 375. Id. Dimity sad Perth New, lei East Lothian Ceettral, fig. &tin , Leak St Gram. Qr., I. Mo. and Northern New, 615. Do. Newport, Edl.u. k 41s. SBA lb. Harm, IL. IL • MEN. Ants 16. Great Northers, Mo. Id. 34. N. Oritioh. 3 ii Do. Halm, 111 Do. Ora. 63.6 d. Po. Do. New On. Borlp, Do. Third.. Sig 6cl. licottirb Or. Awe., Me. Ewe Indinui Railway, 3.. PRODUCE.—MINcou-LAWF., Half-past Tow— ne public sales of Sugar connoted of 100 hhcle. Barbadoes, 3,000 bare China, and - 1,800 bane damaged Manilla. About half the parbadoci mold at 6d. decline, nearly all the China was bought in, and the damaged Manilla sold at low prigs-412. to 424. 6d, Refiner dull—Coffee : (food . ordinary Ceylon sold .in a public tale of 1,000 bags, without spirit, at 38..; one pile, very good at 38e. 6d. ; which eatablialied a decline of fully 2s .— Rice ' sold irregularl), bat at a abode lower price. Maar'', 180. 6d. to 19e. id. Bengal bought in at 180. Bd. Carolina told for ex portation at full poseur, 26e. to 280.—Pimento: 160 bags •Pag4, and chiefly coldor 484. per lb.—Ram, dull. —Cotton reasina out of etteeentl.-,Tea; The market is inactive. perm rem op fM po 11137 TO near was. bola ......... ............... 11.223,234 lb. • 1,314,244 224,23 ssi4 1x40...... - • • • 440? brows ....... 333,e17 Daly pale a5 p :5 4 1•131 waft Is lastss„lMir- PameS4 110 Or* ...... -........ 1,316,131 era. n* Its Or son 304 lot year 1 .24 64 53 • 4•••••••••-••• 15m.... MAN mt. TALLOW.—Ratber dull on the spot, at 488. to 47a. 9d. For late delivery tke prisesiesaine steady at 46e. 6d. Petenbare Y. C. en the /pot , 47a. 9d. All the year delivery, 43e. 6d. , - - CORN.—MAIL-LANs. -Our market was bat ma &lrately auppliod with Whed this morning. The trade wee firm at Monday's prem. Floating carpet, of Wheat and Rye were more intleind the, for the Continent. Barley con tinues to meet with , a good impiiry, and the rates of teat day were well supported. alb sold readily at 6d. advance upon previous prime. Beaus sad Per muttered. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON .PLOY Ittla APRIL TO 20th APRIL. Whose 6 107. Bcotek. WA. 90004.92. I MO D•eley I ISO 970 Floor, MO rads ; i taveis. atilt, ;MO dustrra • HtLL, APRIL 27.—The business during the put week has been only Emitted by the extreme smallness of stacks and supplies. From the high prices paid for all desedptions of Bread-stuffs in Germany, Holland, Belgium, and France, we cannot Mk for shipmate being made to this country to any extent, and, oar min farmers sow bolding decidedly Lem than mail at this seam, unless the arrivals of American produce on the western side of the island be very extensive, there WNW 114 altersatire bet a contiimanee of high, if eat indeed higher prim. At Ibis day'e market we had a very fair 'supply of Wheat front the farmers; they ware Ming higher Fuss than our maims were disposed to giver and the market closed tench as last weak. It is deist me lees alluding to foreign, es the stock valued ie quire imiguilleant. All kinds of Spring corn are in demand. Oats and Beans Is., and Barley 2a per quarter deare:.— An improved inqaiq has sprang up for Yeas, and a few have been taken for export; they are flatly 2s. to 3e. dearer. I The stack of Linseed .14 much reduced, particularly of the finer description, which are le. dearer. Linseed Cakes unaltered. Nothing Mar to Itaminfd to Rape Cakes. The following are the peasant prime of grain: Wheat, red, 80a. se 84t i white; 325.. to • Ms. ; Dantre. 80s. to 86r. Lower Bettie end Hamburg, 78e. to 64e. Barley, exalting, M. to 64e.. Ods, 320. M Ms.; Diem, 2Y, Or 34e. ; Reasien, 365. to 365. Hem, 535. to a fer i z o t . 62l. to 1- Pew, Mite and . yellow, 54e. t0.09e. , 361, ye 485.; feeding. 48e. to 695. 'Rapeseed, .pe e Trqta.. 281. Linseed CUM, • Ilegthb, per tort, 161. . ; fordgh, Si. to 91. 10s. Rape Cakes, 61. lemma, APRIL 27.—The supply of Wheat is ta-day Lair, Millers buy cautiously at last week's rates. Barley has almost disappeared. Beans in short supply, and 28, dearer. Lato - Wrort BUTJULAD, Aran, 27.-6. t this day's market there was • en yof Willett offering for which there was a fair demanl it last week's rates. Batley . Ii short supply, and Is. per qr. dearer. Beans and= rather tending upwards in value. Wheat, per load o(6 bathes, 48s. to 63e. Barley, 475. to 645. per imp. qr. Beans 30s. to s6s. Per, 32e. 6d. to 36e. per 6 bushels. LivanrooL, Aran. V.—Upon • favourable change of wind our imports bare been considerably increased eines Friday, having several arrivals limb in canard*, tad front Ireland, with good supplier of most kinds of grain from va rious pats abroad, especially Indian Corn, of which, m well as Flour and Indian Meal, the quantity is abundant. The exports, as stand underneath, are also repeated Under the eueunistanote in which this country in pine al.. .a d % its depeadence moldy on foreign supplies, these Jas./mar none, with what may come forward in the cosine of the mar, would probably produce little influence in dep the trod*, if we take into account the greatly dimi=l l stocks of corn repined to remain in the handed theme.; I against the constant requirements for Ireland, sod As Increasing wants of several English counties, mid& fhb nuts will be called upon partly to supply ; the reelakiee meander of the Bank of England, however, prevent any ostensive operations for Investment, and corustereet materially the MIAOW to exasestre rates. At *ormolu* this moraine dte trassenlette In the gewerel deneriptiouts of loth Baldish and Pere* Wheat were apes a moderate• seek, for town and country consumption, and several farther purls were disposed °eta Irish ;fillet; onthe reduced Una of Friday, being 3d. per 70Ib. under the currency of Tuesday last. American Flour, which made higher peon yesterday, re ceded this morning to 404., at which good Weseern brands were mold, and other qualities at proportionate rates. Barley, which was not so readily saleable aa of tats, must be deemed the torn cheaper ; and Malt only sustained our last quotations. Bears, upon a tolerable demand, folly main tained former prices. and Peas remained steady in value. Oats, commaniing an improved inquiry, advanced 14. per 451b5., and Oat neat was Is. per load dearer. Indian Corn, though not in lively request, was taken to a fair amount for more general consumplioe, without any further depression sine Friday ; and Indian Meal was held firmly at 26e. per brl. British Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, I Is. 3d. to Ils. 6d. ; estaa,lla 6d. to 111.9 d. ; white, Ils. 3d. to 1 15.9 d.; entre, its. 9d. to lbs.; Irish, red, 10.. 6d. to 1041. ; extra, 10s. 9d. to I Is. ; white, 10e. 9d. to lls. • Barley, English, per quarter, 50s. to Ms. ; Chevalier, Me. to Ms. ; Scotch end Irish, per 60 lb., 6.. 9d. to 7s. Malt, Hogfish, per quince, pale, 70e. to 840. Oats, English sold Scotch, per 4.5 lb., de. Sd. to 5.. 7d. ; seed, se. Bd. to as. 10d. ; Welsh, se. sd. to ss. Gd. ; Irish, fine qua lities, ss. 6d. to hs. 7d. ; general qualities, se. sd. to la It Beans, English, per quarter, Mc to 54.. ; Pigeon, 53e. to 5.55. Scotch and Irish, tier 480 lb., 475. to 49e. Peas, English, pet quarter, white, 575. to 62.. ; do. and Irish. grey. 62a. to 544. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, 501. to 535. ; superfine, 58e. to 601 ; cairn, 56e. to 62. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 b., Irish, 1816, 491. to 51s. ; old, 444. to 48e. ; Canadian, old, 445. to 455. Bran, per 24 lb., ls. 9d. to Is. 10d. Foreign ; Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, free, red, 101. 941. to I Is. ; white, its, to 11.. 3d.; United States, red, I Is. to !la. 3d.; white, Ile. 3d. to 125.; Dentsis, mixed and red, Pas. 9d. tolls. Id. ; high mined, 11s, 6d. to 124.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, lls. to 1 le.6d white, Ili to I Is. Bd. • Riga and Petersburg, red, 10e. 9d. to lls. 14. ; Archangel, 10.. Bd. to lie. ; Odessa, common, red, 10.. 6d. to 104.9 d. ; Polish, 10.. 94. to 1 Is. ; Frets* Spanish, and Italian, red, 10e. Bd. to 10s. ltd.; whine. 10s. 9d. to I Is. ; Bennet std Marianopoli, red, 10e. Sal.* Its. ; Egyptian, 9s. 3d. to 9e. Bd.; Mediterranean, as., bard, red, 10s, to 10.. 6d. Bye, per qr., Baltic, ece fife to 665. Barley, per 601 b., Gs. 6d. to 75..3d. 4 0461 J 45 lb., S a . dd. to 6,. Sd. Beans, per quarlitel ropeen, 465. to 405.• Egyptian, per 4891 b., 40e. to 41eC few. per qr., Baltic, White, 58e. to 62e.; Comedies, ?,,1101. Indian Coro, per 4801 b., 51s. to 54e. Indian Meek barrel of 1960. ., 25,. to 26e. Flour, per barrel of 98115., Canadian, sweet, 39.. to 40s. ; United Steles, sweet, 38s. to 40s. ; United States and Canadian, seer, Us. to 36.. Arrivals inter Liverpool and Ronoorn, free; the 20th to the 26th April, inclusive; Wheat, 4,655 rpn.; Bstley, 3,207• Malt, 1,87.5; Oats, 2,533; Beans , 3.652 I Pam, 565; Indian Corn, 4.5,639 ; Indian Corn Meal, 16,263 lasrele; Ostmeal, melte, 461; Flour,lB sack., 41.429 barrels. Lyon', APRIL 27.-A fair supply - of Wheat to-day, and trait old at last week's price.. Barley, Is. to 2s. per qr. ,kronur. Wheat, 6llhe. to Babe., MM. se ; white, 88e. Inesiey, feet, 62.. to Bes. ; atained, 44e. to 46.. Beans, 525. to 54e. Oats, 17d. to 18d. per stone. SALISBURY, Arno. 27.-The market very dell. No ad. vanes can be quoted generally, abloom, perhaps, for a very tow samples of the pelmet white Wheats, and that ries did est exceed Is. per quarter; for every other deeriptisa lea week'. prices were *candy maintained. Some soy good red Wheat sold at 78s. to 80.. per quarter, and some wjittLyiseful, at 745. to 765. Flour remains at last week's . Barley was plentiful, and trade rather stagnant. Sep peke given for fine heavy Barley, weighing iseeelly 11 soon pounds, was 66e. per quarter; some very good Ma.; moderate qualities, from 46e. to 48s. Malt at a SmwAL Bans with dilliculty kept up to the prices give* last week: In Peas little or no alteration. Oats more plentiful, Ilap which no more money was given. Winter Tares, Be. per bushel; spring, S.. to'9s. CHEESE.—SALMusY, APRIL 27.- , -Seteral large Pales were made for Loudon, at the following pricer: But Cheddar, per cwt., 63ti ; superior double Somerset* and North ,• comment, 60.; single, 64*. to 664. ; Doreeta, 645. ; half-cowards, 4441. ; skims, 34*. American Cheese is selling here at 4435. to 54e. per cwt.; retelling at 6d. to 64/1. pm lb. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARK ET.— MO o' Clock.-- Mears. PatModen and Smak, Hop Fatten, report that the market is Arm, with but taw Hops on offer. mos me emu, 1.4111. •I •tOeL • Toady' Xmas.. p. 4.31.33. SY6. 0 Woad of Zonis . •44 os e I Trolls/ lIS so 18 Ms= . ... 3 II so e I 0114 Hop.. . . . I 116 so 3 ranglsor so I ildarDetows, Aram 27.—Another week o( haste sad sold wind has kept dwrHep-blise almost where it was. Added to this, they have bad to *seawater the flea, which are in oreeetag sad doing various Wary. This is very deaserous in a lets spring. • • . . 8TAP1.211931117 ' APRIL 27.—The pleat has a ray lealtly+ appearance, but the ilea has made its ammo:manes k sure *ass. Poking is (Wished is ooveral atm gnarly • WOOL—HUDDERSFIELD, APRIL 27.-3: fog the trousee' ions in Wool 6r *be peg' we*, eVret tr y: say they hers been einpandy limned, and Ultima of tko article lawn to be anxious to quit stoakovllfltqaphoketare. mall. Prices, bears r, 40 not recodeowlang no doubt from tiro reports which roach us trout Germkny of large , contracts baring be made at prices mach higher than thews obtained bid fairs. CATTLE, B:c.—BOLTON, APZIL 2.—Than was • core numerous sup* of Cattle than at the lest fair, par tkolarly in drapes and Irish, but the pica amnia were teak a not to meet IMF limey pstelneeb. Idilettere were rather mane, but made 'bout stomps rattle. Pat Caul* were ezosedingly Oar, aid were name away sw i rly in eneold. LIVERPOOL, Arnie. 9111.—Ve have siettalimpreiestemt a both 3 . rt t b s r ec Z. o . f ,e Beef good a a t d Mattonee of mar market, To theca bolas & re peat searei r ; eletoek, the quotations et buyers, alonday hat were rally maintained, be k for Beef meMulies. BALIEEVIIT, 27.—Fot Calves WEN from 9s. to al. Ott. bore ; lean, 10s. to 36a. cook. fir resionalft's M.O.i or Mud pew. • 8 Mina Anntruh—Dablin, 3; Waterford,l:; Donaghnilee, 1; Frasoh, 1; Flanders, I. LOWDEN, April fl.—Winn this day at nose, 8.W., keen breeze and line wastkor. On MAaoarn, Aprtl 27.— , Janet, linenlias; Caw Lir vets, Buhurrt, It. 0, ; Spberiod, Bribery St Vinsenq. Lottishead ; Barbadom, Trirss ; Based*, Baltimore marl Terceira. Poarmovost, Apia RT.—Arrived: Baiard, Pe nang; sailed lath laneary. - Cowles, April 27.—W.5.W.-.Ansissi talehoot. Beeavls. Santos, April 27.—W.S.W.—Agdemir Moglishasa, Africa. • COIL-8414 : Emily, New York ;Usa, Quires. Orr FOLKSTON!, April 27 .— Jacob i, Somas. LONDON, April 213.—Tke stern of a boat, marked " Sky lark," MFalmonth, was washed ashore In Bad Bay, on the 17th Feb. CLYDE, April 23.—Arrived: Conway Castle, Mauritius; Jasmine, Matanzas. On POLIESTONI.—Depp•teh, Swan River; sailed on the 9th January ; Arachne, Miamian Orr gas Wronr, April 23.—Sros, Pernambuco, for' Gothenburg. Dam. April 27.—W.5.5., fresh and squally.—Awlsad Plias Vaa Orange, poilaria. for RelhmiaMa t s4 4 sel; amism, Sydarry, N. 13. W ; Radand, Lanneenon; Chi Kelblaia, angstrom • Oanremens, Samsraag; • of Wellington, 'li Mawr, Ceylon; Boehm., Callao; igilu.t , St. Vincent; =or Irving, Montt. shrug ; Islander, Barbados* ; Ceesilkb Jamaims; Rourthl. and Alice IlavilsidL liavannah ; ludas, .Mrstonme • Ludlow Watson, Cuba. Arrived Irons Ike river: Beckon of Lcinaten Singapore; Regime, Moats Video; Faber, Aatigna; Callus, Belize. Ftviotrrn, April 27.,M.-rAzsisfai : Rd* Ille ,Ft"E•UTEr April parlz,Fiemeit ttl , nn TralikP. Arnatort7Mesf, reed d.mmemder, Nrw Telt. Past 41pnOrr mu LTA's" Nei 11.70111114Paltimillsolly far ikelm. . •• 'Scittr.—Arrived. Baltimore. Warntroan, April 116.—I.—Arrived: Irvine, and Mel. wa_y, Nor Orleans. LOND)EDIERY, Arch 21.—Beind: Florida, Now York; 23 , Rum* qtrelbin. i ROYAL ASSENT. The royal weent was given ey.o,;i;gion to the following bins (the commisaioners being the Lord Chancellor, the Bari of Minto, and the )[nrquia of Clanricarde):-I:•ver dreland) Sal, and Sniyley Gaslight Company Bill. ACCIDENTS IN COAL MINES. Earl FITZ WILLIAM, in presenting the petition above noticed, said hr cordially supported its prayer, aa far as re garded his own property, and he thought the subject one which called for legislative interference. The Bishop of DURHAM said that his connexion with a pert at the country when these accidents were fretitsaat i 14 Wm W the oirneltsh that the attention of the legisla ture was imperatively called to the subject. He hoped that government would take the earliest opportunity of inquiring into the matter. Lord NVHAENCLIFFE said that an accident whisk could consign 73 human being* to a armature death, wan a most alarming occurrence ; but he leered the petitioners attached undue importance to a system of inspection, which could never guard against the possibility of act idtnta in coal mines, however effective such a system might be in factorise. Lord CAMPBELL, while acknowledging the importance of the 'object, also feared that inspeetiou could do but little. The main care most rest on the proprietors of the collieries. ENCUMBERED ESTATEB (IRELAND) BILL. The LORD CHANCELLOR moted the second reading Of this bill, but ep he in so low a tone in to be almost wholly inaudible. Ile said that though he was aware that it was a measure not only of great importance, but of considerable difiiculty, he trusted he should be able to shove that if carried into effect, it email operate no a considerable relief to the condition in which a vast proportion of the landed property in Ireland woe at present placed. In Ireland, much of the property was doubly encumbered, and a very greet portion was encumbered to the full extent of its whole Toler, ar.d it was impowible that anytting could b, more injurious to the general interests of any conntry, than that the landed property within it should be.) circumstanced. In this state of things a man had the apparent pout:region of property, but when the matter came to be tension', it would be fend that though he managed the property, the whole amount derived from it did not go to enable him to discharge these duties which properly te longed tp property, but went to pay the mortgagee. who, so long as he received his money, hsd no care of whether or not the land was kept in • proper and nourishing condition. This was not only inju rious to the proprietor, but was also a great national evil, because it interfered with the proper management and due cultivation of the soil. The matter was a moat intricate and difficult one for legislation, the more especially in in Ireland the ineumbranno extended to four or five individuals, though the first incumbrancer, of course, held the title deeds, and could not he compelled to produce them, even though the mortgagee might wish to ralee • sem to pay off the original ineumbrance, but could not do so until he proved hie own title by the inhibition of the deeds. It was • favourite saying of the late Earl of Eldon that he should always ad vise an inenntbrancier to put the deeds in his box, to tit apes the box, and set all the world at denence—(hear, hear, and a laugh)--and upon that prieciple the inenmirrancen of Irish landed property appeared to act. Hence the great evils which were complained of in Ireland in this respect. This being the evil which was complained et he would now state what was proposed by the bat Na a remedy. Their lordships were aware that the eapenses attendaot en pro , ceedings in the Coen of Chancery were exceedingly heavy, and in small matters they _bore a very large proportion to what was obtained. He had been anxious to devise some plan to meet this—one great and tinniness:try exposes arose from prepan'es for suite before they came into court, land all this 'any must be seed before the partite could be put in motion. In cases of incur:librarian where the court was Naked for permission to pay them it wee totally useless and nun...eery, and the aeon could only by reference to its officers inquire what the ineumbranee wee, and who were the parties interested, and then give direction for a sale. It was proposed that Instead of proceeding by bill and answer, application should be made at once by petition, stating the foots, and praying that it should be referred to the master to Ingalls into the circumstances ; and thus all preliminary expeuses would be avoided. It was proposed • that any ineumbnmeer should be at liberty to apply, and as the bill stood, without limit. But that was obvieusly open to danger, because if property was incumbered beyond its value the owner had no real interest—for when it wee bold it did not produce the amount for which It was mortgaged, and there would be the danger of getting a petition presented making the estate of less value, so the owner might become the par. chaser. He should propose in committee that this be altered, so that it could only tithe place where it appeared satisfaotawily to the master that the estate. win worth more than the inctunierances. With that alteration there would be no danger of the persons interested being injured. After some further observations which were quite inaudible, the noble lord concluded lw saying, that if this bill was acted on, landed property would be entneumbered, and that noble lords connecte d with Ireland would consider it to be of great value to that mutt". The Marquis of WILifMEATH said that the public gratitude was due to the noble lord for having eonsidwed and matured this measure, which would .be of incalculable benefit to Ireland. He hoped that when the details of the bill were considered in committee the expensive and veas•ious proceedings in the swam' caws would be abridged, and that the parties in short snits would M allowed to hare evidenos taken vied owe instead of by interrogatory or on undone The Earl of WICKLOW, in thanking the governmentior this measure, thought there was anne that would b 3 more likely eventually to tend to the improvement c.f Ireland, and he was only surprised that it bed been delayed so bag. He thought the aventh clans", which enacted that where there was only one iacumbranos on an estate it could not be sold without the consent of the inimbrancer, would militate bgalisst the prineiple and wadi( of the bill. Lord ASHBURTON was eretood to approve of, the hill, but to object Wawa' of the details, but warmly a weed , of his remarks was meditate In the gallery. Lead KONTEAGLE add ft etas a mane" of every is occurrence in Ireland, that Wear wee p. d. year to Deer, till the whole y disputer-wen Main up, end the effect via that the ietan elae..rtedans of and In an emergency like that *Mit now existek=;" no oae.wite we. roe pnethl• Sur the 'audition of ttilitimintry. This pall was itaban.ea: aomsdrehat. MIA dillmagil fres. the awNty e 4 4 .. lar l tt was* at thrown inheadelmirket, it matt he he vales at first, still it vienKnot a loss to w liftlen lerimme. if they mail not sell they =ilia. He hoped, that in the mender or s 'tt ilt S, estates would be' said Id smeller pesele be • they geoerally were. The evil ass .prelsokag 301111 he owed money maw from the Worth' ofbeffniAllestallebtla uurtkingssonkl sans the "hemmer and ftmmeno candid°. of Ireland, it was the creation of a math% thei - af proprietors. He believed that great Use& weal be 'Sale ts landed property in Ireland if desert's:of raghtradon roes simplified. - Rejoined with his aohle fries& in thauhiag the government for the intredoc of the bill The LORDICHANCHLLOR muds 106,8 - trPlenatioes relative to the 7th chain, which mere quite inauthble, owl the bill wee mod a emend time. " Thidusethalps adjourned at a quarter past "even. OP' COMVONeo--Tuswo4 . " 27. The Spat: an took the chair ether PitIVATILBUSINIPIL . SECONDREATClo.—attathampidit Ceasaile/ Or Light and Coke Bin. REPORTll—Oxlohneame, fra.. Illetla halt L. sad ...loath Weteeen ( fah MILD READlNG.—ltedattla W • ' • rurtto stiontlet. P/41T110S8.—By.Mr. IL Caeweeramsnamsid. Minor at the Trish Lanthont. and Tenants BEI e z= „ ap ... ,slames la the Pox Rebel' BOL—Mr. ittarrrY. the Law of tleahatt. Me, Tacasalefaa nem b - r , .ass nee Health of Towns E. Ewes, Ikea apanahaehot Stook Exchange in Paiintateah. 2 . 11148010 lar ;Wok macs.—Mr. nem., num if taisaplaltana of the restoration fe hese de. slanalL—Mr. haat of lathe& - tact .11 thaarea xi, • ' tw arit In 11.01 ? Oa :Of Simakdist la gad h p. - haft fer dlevetten,in the enema( Chereary.. .IAXATION OK I'ISOPHATT. • . Mr. WALT postponed his motion fur a Wife direCt manna ef tirades on property Wetted of the.presentifeet etymon byeentoneseadembe dune., until that day f ortnight. • Banta almOdg. • MA. WATSON wiehientedk tit" Lord AtfinintViiliether gro.troo tom Scotch inalger weft is drillithit of biking Sedthitioni al private adlitaitaliaa and, reccieingSe&for so ic o sri i i whetbs hairroairmisicorestle• • bD'XDVvC&TE *AP* vnesie4rlrsr• that soul tWiltabit of the &Oath 4241*11 tOtake n4a m *m ead deed& *bare*barefor fees. , He died 4 Kite td Ketosis MMMMMM~e..aaae far as kia knowledge ameg, el• fleritetrjett it Lef: . sin the h abit of Ale* en on May iMaidemilaii believed that there wane . judge* arlso c ISIM omen on Me pendia ehmuitstsuiese spinning t .04,10.011 the eternise urgesey %Oita tiattfee tiouctrned, equeetelmf to take arbitrations and decide "stain disputed biftwoon rhos parties as referees. He believed that it was not .Aso ism, anti he believed that when done, it never in rot Mightiest way interfered with their official duties. If the boa. owl limed patios= mierrocl to a recant case which boil: DU :'Y OF COAST GUARDS. Mr. HUDSON said that he had been detained for some time on board a steamboat, at Newcastle, by the cointguards, sad he wished to ssk the Sceretary of the Admiralty whether they had the power to do so. Mr. WARD said, that if the hon. gentleman had shy complaint to make *gaited the coast-guard., his better plast was to submit it in writing to the Admiralty. Its hod so doubt that the coast-guards had acted according to orders. MESSAGE FROM TILE LORDS. Sir A. CLIFFORD, the usher of the black rod, here entered the house and summoned the members to attend at the bar of tee House of Lords to hear the royal assent given to seve ral hill.. The right boo. the Speaker, sccumpenisd by amend members, acconling!y lett, and on him return an nounced that the Royal assent had been given to several bills by commission (for which see Lord.' report). NEWFOUNDLAND. Sir J. PAHINGTON wished to ask the right hon. gentleman the Secretary for the C-lonies a question with reference to Newfoundland. He wanted to know whether it was the intention of the government to renew the act passed last session, which was a tenewal of the act of 1842, or legislate permanently, and whether any material change would he made in the ut of 1842 ? Mr. HALVES said it was inteadod to introduce an act with • view of reviving the old constitution, whilst at the Nuns tiles the powrn now vested in the ewes se to elec. teal districts and alotoltaneotes voting would he pessary.", o that the effect would be to revive the old constitution with certain change" at to the electoral system. LOSS OF THE TWEED. Sir W JAMES had presented a petition a short time since from artists who were auxurus to compete fee the medal shout to be struck on the occasion of the loss of the Tweed, and he wit ed to know what steps the government intended to take with reference to the matter ?. Lord J. RUSSELL said that the Lords of the Admiralty had bean in communication with Mr. Wyon on the subject, and some steps would shortly be taken for the preparation of a medal. SEAMEN'S ENLISTMENT ACT.. . Sir C. NAPI ER, in sakiit; leave to introduce a bill of which he hod given notice with a view to entemi the des men's 'Enlistment Act, said that rind the peemeno attempt had .ver been made to establish a regular system .fier the enlistment of the navy in cue of war, whilst he believed altnoet every other nation had some settled 'lslam of emus ning their nary. After noticing seem measures which bad been paced on the subject, the hon. and gallant gentleman said that he proposed that the crown should be entitled by a proclamation to call out any number of ',amen that might be required in time of peace or war, after the government had mice to the greatest Intent to obtain men by voluntary ',element, and that such proclamation should call on all young aesinen who had then completed their sippriadieeshipa to enter the navy, and if that number was found to be in nifficient then winos those who had been out of their ap prenticeship, two, three, or four yearn, and soon ea might be required. He would oleo propose that the mestere of mu , chant chips should be obliged to discharge the men they might have on board their ships who might come under the crocks= ition, and thus they would be ooinpelled to enter tke navy. He might be t-led that such • system sushi be but another method of imperilment, bet et any Jets it would be a more regular mad gentlemanly apnear of obtaining men ; and his object was to put such a szrstent in practice in time of peace, so that we might be prepared foe war, and not be planed to have recourse to the old system of impressment, than which kidnepping slaves of the coast of Alvin was not worse. (Hear, bur.) In the event of war taking place, seamen who were actually employeded the time of the proem:manse ahoeld be entitled to receive e double bounty, but bounty should not be received unless hostilities did amour. His chief eh' MY to enable tie le - nerviest to call out seam*. by proelamalioa, in &omen as they might be requited ; and also, if Only two oe three thole sand men were warted, to save the 111101111101111 expen.• now attendant on obtaining even me small a number Mateo. He would allow five days for the men to mune out, and if they did not do so in the tint instance they Amid only be emitted to a single bounty. The hon. and gallant gentleman then cited some butane,, in proof of the evils of the immesomment 'pleat. He believed that it would be impossible to *ninon the system of impressment again in ere of another war, and he wu therefore ausious to have a better one substi tuted, by which men would he induced to enter the service of her Mejuty. He thought that the bill he now mind leave to introduce would have that effect, and he hopealie would obtain the nineties of the government. The bona and gallant member eonanded by moving for leave to bring to the NIL . . — Captain PLUMRIDGE sessnded. dr mallsbi; -_. - _ _. - • Mr. WARD said that astladag mem the bllli be. wad ' I not pretend to take on himself in p merit if It succeeded, or share any respinaihility if it Med, • It dealt with a large and difficult subject, so swab mast his hon. and gallant friend himself complained that every government showed an indisposition to take it up.: The diffiealty consisted in see ing what was most desirable for the public interest. He would be happy to see some practical and practicable mode suggested in the bill fur accomplishing the object seta the bon. and gallant member bad in view, without raising araiost him the whole of the merchant shippios interest He would offer on opposition to the introduction of the bill, and ha could only say that if his bon. and gallant friend succeeded in oombining the conflicting interests is thin case, no man could render a greater service to the couutry. Leave was then given to bring in the bill. DECIMAL SYSTEM OF COINAGE. Dr. BO WRING rose for the purpose of moving—" That the adoption of a decimal system of coinage currency and account would be a great publie convenience. That, in order to give effect to this object, an humble eddrem be presented to her Majesty requesting that she will be graciously premed to authorise the true of coins representing the value of two shillinga, being the tenth of a pound sterling, and fwa penal and two.fifths, being the hundredth pert of a pound sterling, such coins to he called Queens and Victoria. or any wher name which to her Majesty may stud twist."' In almost every country of Europe, throughint Chia; and America, the dccimil system had been adopted, and the communications which he received upon the subject from persons in the highest and lowest ranks of society showed the rent interest which was felt in the matter in this country, The general opinion was that the pound sterllngthoidd he preserved ea the point of unity. His object Will not to interfere with the existinr coin of the realty from ' aft_ message to the aims:nee, tad only to make • alight alters., lies in Ili clappar coinage to the extent of fohr per cent. Aar ea papaw he peoposed that the lambing dtionla rourtalmtlitaXbilli gest of the pound sterling; the hilt =Zedpot gad the penny . the 230th part of W., ha no nroweity foe altering the .designatuns.ol, the esietabg coins. The only two novelties wonld.be ths.., introdustion of two new routs reprsesnting p , 4 002, -,a 94: 100th part of a pound sterling. o value u fame: would be Es., and he proposed that it should 'called it', Quoit ; the value of the latter would he nearly 20., and he proposed that it should be roiled a Victoria. Both. Of these wine would be found extremely useful is circula- tion. The hon. gentleman then went on to show that' dim, • deeleakt system had bcon adopted in Spain and the il j states, the countries included in the Zollverein, Holland, i anagiant, France, Switaerland , America. Greece, r ~ Brasil, Persia and China. The greatest faiiliq...fm , tien and in keeping &cantata woe the result, and 1 that the ease effect would tido plaoe in this' country , adopting the same ma . , -• ~ t Mr. HUME seconded the metas; but ha &labiate alleSt hie hon. , friend ought to tilve a rathrs. lot he mee. , co opinion the time mu, me foe Ow desi a lsw or 2allaaar generally. He hoped to see the system Pat, as he saw free trade carried out. He heliesod *titian consequence would be, that every one who now hapilles - clerks would rive one. It would be a great boon to iamb a. property—(laughter)—for he scarcely ever met a .4,; property who knew anything of aceounte. (L a.. . „mo t- The decimal system would be important to them , .. it enable them to count their n.oney. (Laughter.) ,It lasi . been in use in China from time immemorial without change. and that was a great tort of its superiority. areas, hese.) • The accuracy end facility with which they made cieleales.,.. Bons upon ten hills attached to so seamy braes wiz, seise Ware prising. He had no doubt the same thing woulditursoltS.: the same system was_ in we in this country. Hs thm tght , that there should be an ir.quiry on he aubjeet. • • ' • hi The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said thee die hon. member (or Bolton proposed to introduce two sew. , coins, and the bon. member for Matron proposed as is, .i quiry for the purpose!, of carrying Get sane fully flu giecimag: , system. His owe opinion . was, dintnellest ere lloll4.ethse. a should be adopted. He was not ineenethletnehellatelle•Medier is lone in favour of the decimal spews,. Yid to tilaeisat Ihedre.,i lity which it would give in keeping eeemma. hat at aba sum , e dine they must be ware that Awe was liaWly aggaidet ••. upon which the prejudices of the papas manse!~ soh . with regard to alterations is dm old wins of thnlieWentusr.: Ewen in many of those eiontriaps which the kw - • fur Bolton alluded, the ;mph sash Is the eta dlepeAiar . tions of coins. Beads', its nit alum Oat it weak he advisable to depart alapalmer hem what woo salted • the binary arrangement, bed. at all ems* -if ear • - things was to be introduced,. it alma be dale Ps Attiring in principle with the IffrA, admirer foe aelaalloo, M. was still not prepared to go the) ees* psegiseed. , The ant .• • point was to obtain the tenthirila pamed, sad that beim. , • . L. had not the least is strike ure-lihilllnig r pieces. (Hear.) That won • very important step in the introduction of tkc deipijiagoll i ggg of impound ; and if the people generally 'Still 11•1 - 160•• • dirpOsition to adopt that care% as karts Woad lase been dons le wail* • trialsat ter*a calumet to dee Obelimp. Gad gmanams a the palate. LI hie hiss. friss& pmrsmeeed a, las maim. he • • • alenti:d feel it kis duty to Moog Obit geolimoquelloo. • Ur. STAPPORTI O'BRLHI( ~sambaed .the hal m , •' assimber *a Jolson on the gmetial sacra of fa • When hip Isola th• bon. usigalse.br Moire* • . , Ala primades WI to speak et kmamineba ' jam' Zj:: • a hi seem grossed Per miggamg des • .ir ... , -" • r -- • slight ma bat hail his lat •.. •,• seas a alms. (Laastelar is tE F1!••:...' slight lag . demi& the el .'.5 t 4 .4' bed sat the beam ea .` . '' *! , • • birestagt.) TM lanai a mid**, - get 1 0 11.64 . . . • - ' . . .