The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-23 00:00:00

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"Cupids at • Bon.fira tJ. Bell ]. and upwards SALTCELLAR. in electre metal, Onlain , ntol with dirtelPa and eer weed , pith Spoon. IM. the i.lr. SALAD SIVON awl VOILK, In carrel wood. MIL the Pair; Ivory and !WM, at rarlotra BSSD-SN I FE. Curved wood handle, ; wed Ivan beadle. les and BRRATWITTER. In carved wood. 11, to Oa ; poreabla, lb to • ; pier w00d.7.. ed. CIIIINGEAN IFS, with carrod.wood lases ; WM, MEMO, fro. cuEENE-1311s11, with tarred wood border. tit and upwards BUTTER.DI PIE tn curved wood. with Mine of glamor chins Ils. BUTTSB. KS Ire:, with canal-wood beadle and plated : Ivry handle and Over Made. et. CARTING KR IPK and FOR-., wooden beadles wined Mitt deer. Mad. the pan. FISH SATING-KNIFE, at wrier pieta emu CARYINO-SN IFS awl WORK, la ..11ver rod plated meal. afir. arid JUO. " a C rai l l iop Wry" 111. J. Teremsad). lb.: with ad able& leurea, Ida WATSR Jro.in late fled Ores PI Ira. and upwards. IR. Red. WAavei. A.B . A. GOBLET, to match. IS v. TER CA SAFES a nd . TUMBLER, In enamelled dolt Hs U. • MUSTARD POT. ' The Bitten Teague, - In Paden. es: and la real • SALTCELLAR, In earthenware. A dolphin with • shell. Ti. ed. the pair. CAMELLIA TEAPOT. In Rewards metal. Immolated by Paden Seim Ids. ;te Alm, St prune, or plated metal. Ins (K. Ned. A.LA.I A TKA.CADDT, la venevl, at whirl perm A TEA-CADDY SPOON, to plated metal, h. Id.; to Sher, IL CREAM JUG, la opal abr. and upward.; I. Perla.. 111. GI. WINS TRAY, a past might (IL Salo" A.S.A.), Ma and DETMRS In enamelled colour. IR. Redress, LILA.). t 3 3s. the pale. WINE (I I. .teal, in stainelle.l epicure. IF. enAmeARNE °Loki." liubbke linvtlue." earrielled la colour. sad iravel. 111. J. Towernadi Trims prices DICIISIIRT KNITKS and FORKS, with coloured headlee..=- Se comets cheerio. ilbeeisturpherettsittawberrteaaad Plated blades, ISt wit TINTAOK MCCARTER STOPPERS, in Slaw aad In Meets, silt, to tutor pekes u. C. Hanley.) CAN DLSSTICIL—Tts °atm, In chin. delitied by IL J. Towne end. le Brow end Ormolu, at ration. priors MATCH-BOX. "The Salahre Tomb: in Prier pries, 9t Id. newels TASK IR. Redgravo, A.R. A.), In P3313a. 1 , •• ; Mowed dim KIP BRIDE'S INKSTAND, In porcelain IJ. Ball). SI Lle. and aPwards BRIDE'S IN EST*); U, in silver art la eleetre gut, at varlets twice.; is reuse, an I operant., with rearbie tan& KISSING CHILDREN, taper wend* lo Erten. 1 .d Perlis; He In PAPER IN IR. to width. wtth sat baulk to IMMO ) OM 36. and AumpreertaL TIMMS. la Tens Ostia 17.111. .12 each. SHATINCLPOT. to earthenware. " Heroes, buaiM sod berdiets 4a. and ermsede. DM and hnen. es CISSERI: el a deer porter. In hon. • PAPER to bead *tars ea tR. Roegravel. At W. Itrepeotte, lIA. Stand. tRACK ST*. la erred reed, it Av. the Pat. orwards APISILMAOIII CLOCLCASE. at varlets prim toll ca 3 444 it. INFANT NIPTIINII (H. J. Townradi, a ealledhr In IhrthiL 1T..: In ether and to imam. at varier prior. THE NYMPH. • Setae ler the ender, la Twee &Mk Mart Rs IL Westaoacoal. SHE DIST KKIMILD MOTHER a swoop Mk L Walsrene, la Purina, two ligviskids. OIL TIM Oat; ES SLATY. a Sabana. by Innen Ity.w. Pedal% Alt LIB ARIIPSA it 6, • astaella Varna. N 3 me esam. INK 17. 11•11.1 TRAGEDY sad COM NTT, etataselea la PartaN was SI la (J. DILI DNA AND TUN LION, • elatudie J. 10/11. ia Peas. SI b.: end le laseat DOSOTHF.A. • isterette SI. BaSI. ht Pain, 112 123.: and IN CLIM PS Partuk a DA, statuette 41. DAL 00411111abli DI1061111; PRAT ER. • la se•Peelle H. DO. NAM. flu.: er math armed ban. putty. a statuette 41.111. I. Partaa.fle. ; width ookinred bar, 30e. Just ready. The " UNA BROOCH. Paden awl geld. TM "DO BROOCH. Parise and sold. Tlie CUPID BROOCH, " 11 _0 11 11411; Ea r y • itkula &WA! • Rasa Jbo. stAckwej.._Al yam* TININO CU:ITE omen TAii. hew, Ira • NSW CATALOG° with Isselrallall della& SY= = lL =a• lesept asp== kis RON BEDSTEADS sad CHILDREN'S COM— A " l a w el st= l IPi N e e k * SA i l Il I X tre I g a S tn a ei I .. r , ..,„.. Moat I. tYi~ZOOII awl e. 1. 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"44" at area from ths••••• •rot,4•••• •••=••=•• nALTIPORNIA.-PREE !AMAMI IMIORA. TIIOCIATIOPI.—teM wombat NON IYAM,V to le workbag with boo P Ir mallgil wllrov=l, r i vet "S. rieforro= = tostr iMi nomitilt 21 . r . Criir=t• as. 1.11N112 . 1/11 . 12 OF ITALY. GLANCEA two Woo Ow at REVJEMONLSRD a IIALY. CRAWS iiie7AusAirk raw of " Illerla, itellams. sod of Ilko et liktiy." Ito. lbo. lambs: .00 m i l .KOwnia. wwo Not AUFFIIT A. By Rowans P. 14 1 - ' -- Svc lb. NNW NOVII4 New T non, mad le be bed Mei lha Lima% Is 3 vela. pee Om a li VETH L A N. A Cornish Story. WitilAN D•vt Wm'.. tru llinfeliessi-law. M BM weal% WIWI with Mhos ks read Me t • h trie • sod UM M INduriee Se ruder, mike will lad la the • mg rumerlably lei suraleimel Winn" TM* I eiruas Basa. 3r4 Mks. 3 vele. ra‘ OM IMISh. Wee, awl tbilh . Os.. II CceshilL FRANCE. PABIB, MONDAY, 11 A.M. A proposition was distributed on fiaturdaz at the Awlembly for a special committee to be appointed by the standing committees for establishing the budget of receipts and expenses for 1849. The Omar. says :—" Tomorrow MM. Jules Pure and Billault are to join in interrogating the government u to its intended foreign policy. It appears that the object of these two representatives is to bring to a conclusion the dicta laid down by M. Emile Guardia, of no intervention, under any pretext whatever ; and an immediate redaction of the budget to 1,300,000,000 francs. MM. Odillon Barrot aid General Rulhieres will reply by simply moving the order of the day. If this motion be rejected, the cabinet will immediately retire." lam enabled to state that this alleged con tingent retirement of the cabinet is entirely destitute of truth. The following semi-olBcial oconnunieation appeared is the. ?Wit d ilannelay evening The amasety justice has for several days been made a pretext by several journals for directing insults tnd calum nies against the President of the Republic. We shall not take any farther notice of that, insults, nor sower the calumnies, but leave it to the good sense of the public to do justice upon them. There is, however, as assertion which mast nut remain uncontradicted, and aim% which these journals have principally dwelt. According to them the President of the Republic has promised to grant ea amnesty. The President of the Republic has not entered into any such engagement. Several times, it is true, in conversations upon this subject, he has expressed his wish to see realird the desire he expressed in his manifesto, and which has always been in his heart, to grant an amnesty as soon as circumstances would permit, but he has never given any positive pledge that it should be done." M. Lecke ItolUn, and 46 other members of the party of the National Assembly called the Moun tain, have addressed a collective letter to the Mani taw, stating that the 7 abstained from taking any part in the vote for the Vice-Presidency of the rt public. The ultra-democratic party in the Assembly intends to join in the effort which is about to be made to force the Assembly to discuss the budget before its dis solution. The government, alive to these proceedings, are adopting extraordinary precautions. To-day there was a general review and inspection of the civic troops, which have bean lately brought to a considerable state of efficiency. The cabinet feels the result of the vice-presidential election as a cheek. It was observed that in the vote on the vim-presidency, MM. Thiers, Mole, and Bu Baud, were absent. The Putrie of this evening states that the Cour de Cessation has chosen from amongst its members, MM. Berenger, Hardoni, Becher, Hello, and de Boitaieu, titular judges, and MM. Pataille and Delapabue sup plementary judges, to form the High Court of Justice. M. Berenger has been elected president of the court. The democratic party have got up a project for thwarting the government, by taking the manage ment of the budget out of their hands, and appointing a committee of 30 members to regulate it. A project to this effect has been signed by 78 members, among whom are MM. Felix Pyat, Pierre Bonaparte, Martin Bernard, Lamennais, Trelat, and Etienne Arsgo. The following " mot" was circulated last evening in several of the salons: — Las mom oat Napoika, La Prams as rit (Merl). The Cardinal Archbishop of Cambral arrived at Toulon on the 14th, and on the next day embarked for Gaeta, in the steamer Caton, placed at his dis posal by the government. Orders have been given by the Minister of the Marine for the suppression of one day's work in the wick in all the naval arsenals. This is fixed for Sa turday, as being partly occupied with the pay of the men. It was at first intended to diacharee a part of the men ; bat it was afterwards thought better to make the reduction weigh equally, and, comparatively, lithtly upon all. The finance committee, at its sitting on Saturday, entered upon the proposition of M. Chavoix, for reim bursing the tax of 43 centimes in 3 and 5 per cent. renter. A warm discussion tuned, in which M. Fould, particularly, and other members of the com mittee, warmly contested against the proposition, as involving the finances of the country m danger, by lowering . the funds and producing the utmost pertur bation; in short, as • remedy much worse than the evil. The discussion wu postponed till to-day. The election of two representatives in the National Assembly for the department of the Vienne, took place on the 14th inst. There were 33,751 voters. M. Pros had 20,723 suffrages ; M. Hennecart,l7,ss7; M. Boarlon, 8,832 ; M. Demarey, 7,841 ; and M. Fradin, 6,926. MM. Pros and Hennecart were pro claimed representatives. The Moniteur publishes a decree by which mer @handles and baggage arriving from abroad may be exempted from search, and forwarded for that purpose to any custom-house of the interior near a railroad station, if sent by special convoys and in a carriage bearing the seal of the customs. SPAIN. We have received the Madrid journals and our cor respondence of the 16th inst. The Clamor Public° says : "We have learned that the government is seriously thinking of the liquidation of the debt. It is even asserted that the principal bases which the government has the inten tion to adopt are at this moment the object of dis cussion in the council of ministers." Our correspondent writes: MADRID, Jaw. 16. On the evening of the 14th, a committee of the Chamber of Deputies, headed by 11. Mayans, mailed to the mint...and placed in the kande of the queen the answer of to the speech of the crows. Os the same even ga—ee Adalbert of Bavaria wee received by her Ma jesty sad the King. Awing the senators who abstained from voting on the oddness were Viking. Isla Fernandas, Maaarredo, and the Duke of Fries. lota*: was expected to be at least neutral, but he voted with ministers. There lea claims in the decree of amnesty published in yesterday's Garetos, by which many will be excluded tram its benefit. The decree is as follows : 1. An sod is pat to the eases of the governmental measures adapted I. virtue of the aatherisatien viand to the govern ment by the law of Munk 13, 1848. Those persons who, in eoneespienee of the said Inesenres. are still suffering deten tion or change of doeskin, will be immediately set at nom plats liberty. 2. Those who, by the same measures, ce to order to soaps their ants, are now boyoad the Spanish senimey, will be able to return to it, pressnUng themselves the supestive consult for pompons. 3. The dispositions of this dimes do not comprise those who, for whatever reason, are stalest te the action of the tribunals. By magma of the latter clause ' Orates, Beeson, Sala steam, Olenega, and many others of mots, will be dinned in exile. Cassidershis &sage bon been noted cam in the demean bake of the Osten ; **pail sown having been for the sammese dame away with, sad mess salutary hoofs and divf. AIMS wisps& How len this improvement will last is a cpeedies; bat he the ewe big it relieves !neaten from cos of their main difisnitise. Yeaseday, in the reslisne r ea g =, assamittess were W is s td MT, is lased et law, the most impertnat el wawa is thee to the ameba of the dee o :, p bib is we amiberideg eta were imam rad miest Oases wed Nosaaars. ablator et as le the Mart of Gamlen km. sol mese ressatly the selected Wise el Deena Raab. deter Is the ldetz i s tzar' is s obs soalleaseeet, esseseweelle et the e • befeity. now Ilet listweday maim when the =art her emelt elms repair te nags. the *seek of tweed the Palo,* bees • 'mewl la ton Whew lees elesevei ass* hen his meek sad, limbs hie embed isseessier lie siet. tele le with the ream dew geese. inn lier rell4 tie posed tollewed. asst his mash Move with ms reyel geses le the pise• Thum I got wet eel assiskil the cow eves the filminess, 'Whig key wisimtlf. reMibill th. " rall ein w whisk ire bees aloes lips his by bee aleises. •thee his ashamed weeping were Me nese swift el s t iTortl; 751.1 LONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 23, 1849. [THREEPENCE. fardwed brain, cc banded sat leek, sons met vary dear bat certain It is, that be was arrested by the guards. sad en ducted to his hewn, when be has been sines kept a dos =. the known permeates' which the geocal Wed boo ministers amounts to a few swaths' beabbment tram the espitel, for having ovevelepped the bounds of dogmas in qusaeg his Meadow upon the Infanta Jou& Poetillo's adminirtrstioa of marine is felllollll for the steamer-contract, which enabled Basolumthal to bah ble the treasury oat of several Wiliam The barbarous executions to whisk I have alluded as hobo taken place at Ceuta= de is Plana ( of VaLincia), by order of the imauaandant.genes mem to have be.. accompanied by mere heinous atrocities than yawl. shwa civilises (some say twenty-nine) woe &Ina out of their houses, and shot, without any foest of trial or the meanest proof of any complicity with the lour genie being alleged ageism them; afterwards their bodies were thrown into a can, sad drawn through the town, by way of administe, isag a salatary admonition to the in habitants. fund at the end of December anioantod to 69,666 J. 13s. sd. A Proprietor asked in whet securities was the capital of the warm invested P-11r. Comm replied that, of the satire ameaut, 110,0001. was invested In goventment securities. sad the rest in other nueoubted serarlthis. Mr. Centres, in reply to another proprietor, intimated that the liabilities of the eampany were about 500,0001., 400,0001. being the smug of deposiM in the bank, sad 100,0001. the amount ef liM almmlation.—The revert having been received and a dividend al 3 per cent. far the kalf.year with a basisde per share, was theta deelared.—Thehanks of the peep lot were given to the directors, and the *meting separated. H.M.B. DIDO, FROM NEW ZEALAND, AND THE Pazawairr, Vier-Admiral Deena, frost the Cape of Good Nope, arrived at Gorport to-day. Baited : H.M.S. Bitten, fee Sherrears, to be paid eft. SHIPPING. The debate of chief interest in the Chamber of Depatke is expected to be on the war in Catenate. The new provision which Mon makes for the clergy will wenn of the which was restored to the sleepy by the law of of t.e crusade tax, and of a charge upon property, sown , urbane ' and pecuniary, not yet detormiaed. For the present year this charge will amount to 4240,0001., and my be paid in kind ; so that Mon is now 'adoring the tithe system which was abolished a few yeen ago. The whole amount of the provision for the stagy dining _the present pot will be little more than a million soda half sterling. For some days to :ome the Walden will go on reading pr4nts of law in the climber, so that no regular debate will take place, het a few intorrUations of latex:it may Dun sp. pw Omm. 161 alb; sbu i ZlS 15.11 ark; 114 pips& ass pm Omits. 10 piper ; sbm awe. Prim, 1 ; altar Bobs, 84 sub. Bask 40 84. cash. U paper. Trusary I9y 70 alb. Miaow ce lambs, 0.10 Min DIAL, Jan. 21 —W.S.W, stroag.-113th, Arrived; Kepler, Beldame, and sailed for Bremen. 20th. A barque, Callen; Cathode" Elizabeth, St. Vincent's. 21st, Mermaid, Mau ritius,. Empress, Colombo ; Leopard, Buenos Ayres ; New York ; Miry Lyon (barque), --. 20th, Arrived from tie river : Briton, Illawitias; Sultana, Cape of Good Hope Vanguard, Barbados'. 21st, The diabase. Sydney, New South Wales ,• Susannah Adelaide, 21. A ; Dispatch. Alps Bad ; Ada, Mogador ; Franklin. Boston. 20th, Sailed: Emma Eagan* Sydney, N.S.W.; Margaret Evans, New York; Marshal Bftaett, Constantinople. 2lat. The Armin, Neath, to Hamburg, 'prang a leak in the Downs last night. and eras 'Deadened. A boat's crew from kenos endeavoured to pt her into Ramsgate, bat were obliged to pot her on the ffaiu.aesr Sandown Geed , but she is npntedof tlidszners inUnzar poo ffs dissharling• ha. 111.—N.W.. fresh breess.—Arrivad ; Jeanne, Alexandria. Of: Robert Newts'', te s zen eala ir:7 l l"..houto, Trieste; Caress, Demerara; Artha, timber, Beading. WILFORD, Jan. 21.—Tho brig Proust, from Liverpool to Newfoundland, sunk off the long bank, near this port, the night cf the 19th ; crew saved. Fatmonrn, Jan. 20 —W N.W. to W., moderate breeze. 21.-13. W., string breeas.—Arrived Liana packet, Bo Janeiro, sailed DM. 17, with abut 60,0001. is gold, dia monds, &A., on freight. Sailed : Quoin Deemer, Cape Coast Castle ; Regina, Buenos Ayres ; Bt. Jeep's, St. Do. ntingo ; Margarita, New Orleans ; Esperance, Newport and West Indies. _ _ BILFAST, Jan. 20.—n. Mantua, of Ardrasan, from Leith for Malta, struck on the Norsk Rock near this place, lost masts and sank, and is likely to become a wreck ; sew rad. Jan. 19.—The Britannia, from Bristol for Bubadues, came on shore near this plies last night, and is full of water; crew saved,. part of cargo nay be saved. WWITPOBT, Jan. 19.—The Gen, of and for Galway, from New York, drove on shore yesterday, in Minns Harbour, daring a gals ; crew saved ; assistance has been sent. Cnitz Jan. 18. —Arrived : Ada Mary, Laguna; Industry, New York ; Sophia, Pugwaah ; Charles, St. John's, New. foundland. 19th, Reliance, Mauritius; Atalanta, Matacz with ten of yeasts, &o. ANTWRIP, Jan. 20.—The Thekla, from Aarltuus, for Ragland, was on shore near Skagen, and lull of water, pre- IlinUe to 3rd inst. _ . GALATZ, Jan. I.—The ins became fast this morning ; the following vessala are frozen up here : The Louis Charles, loaded ' • Adali, late Davidson, loaded • Matilda. loaded ; Rover, loaded ; Chose, loaded; An Ausirian (for Englana); ditto, Ann, not loaded ; Edward Bawls, loaded; a Swedall vessel, loaded; and at Ibraila, Arab. partly loaded. CLIFDIIN. Jan. 15.—A female Grecian bust figurehead, with drapery fastened by a brooch on the right shoulder, with a few inches of the arm carved below the drapery, and painted white, hu been picked up on the cast of Galway, as well es a quantity of lemons. THISTID, Jan. 6,—The Marie, which stranded on the north side of the Agger Canal on the 27th ult., has been got off and brought in here for repain. 12th, the Suiddertn, tram London, for Elsinore, was loot crt the 10th inst., on this coast ; crew saved, and materials .:petted to be saved. ELISNORE, Jan. 12.—The navigation of the Errand may be considered u closed, se the lee neer the shore is solid. CtrxifavaN, Jana 17.—The Theodor, from Porte Plata, for Hamburg, is aground on the rocks near Heligoland, and not expected to be got off. SIN oAroaa, Dec. 17.—The barque Vishnu, which left Bally Badong on the 12th of October for China, encountered severe weather in the China Sea. and was obliged to bear up for this on the 2nd instant, and must discharge. 9th, the brig Coreyra, which sailed hence on the 21th ult. for Kong Port, experienced a severe squall on the 30th ult., near the South Anambas, lost fore and main top masts, main yard, &c., and put back here on the 4th inst. to repair. SYDNEY, N S.W., Sept. 2.—The Wave, from Adelaide, South Australia, for Cape Riche, was wrecked at the latter plus on the sth July ; grew saved. KJILLALDT, Jan. 19. The Jeremiah, from the Tay, for Campbeltown, has put lato Wears Harbour, very much damaged, and much discharge, having struck the ground. Rio JANZIKO, Dec. 18 —The Tasmania, arrived here from New 11,11 and, is leaky ; she has been surveyed to day. The Tigress, from Ceylon, for London, is on shore near Dover, and it is feared wiU go to pieces ; creusand passengers saved. COMMERCIAL If MARKETS. ITALY. SARDINIA.—The National (Paris journal), of Monday, quotes letters of Turin, which it says are worthy of confidence, which throw a new light on the affairs of Rome. The Sardinian fiavernment has en ergeticall7 pFotested against the intervention of the court of bpain ' alleging that it is to the Italian ca tholic princes that belongs to intervene in the Roman question. The King of Sardinia proffers his pa cific mediation, and, if necessary, his armed media tion to take away from all non-Italian courts all pretext of intervention. But the question is muck embarrassed by the Pope, who, far from accepting the . proffered assistance of the King of Sardinia, not having much confidence in the efficiency of Spanish intervention, has demanded that of Austria. This determination has called forth strong remonsti emcee both from the Sardinian and French ambassadors. There is a considerable movement of troops at Alexandria. " ROMAN STATES.—Char correspondent at Rome, writing on the 14th inst., says that a decree had been published by the members of the Provisional Govern ment, making it treason to impede the meeting of electors for the purpose of the nominations to the Constituent Assembly. General Zucchi had sent orders of the day from Gaeta, calling on the soldiers in the states to rise against the new Roman govern ment. Orders have been sent from Rome to Gari baldi, at Fermo, to assemble a forceon the Neapolitan borders, to make an attack on the enemy's gr;• uud, in order to divert any attack that might be made on the Roman frontiers on the side of Terracina. _ We read in the Oossanueraisee of Rome, of the 12th inst., that the Tuscan clubs having sent a depu tion to the Electoral Committee of Rome, for the pur pose of inviting them to induce the trovernment to direct the electors to confer on the deputies the man date of making the Roman Constituent Assembly form the nucleus of an Italian Constituent Assembly, the committee have declared that it belonged only to the absolute sovereignty of the Assembly to decide that point. NAPLES.—We have received despatches from our correspondent at Naples, dated the 14th lost. The state of Naples remained what it had been for some time back, that of a capital in which the govern ment incessantly overawed the inhabitants by the display of a formidable military force, end by artil lery planted at sit points, so as to sweep the thorough fares. An attempt was made to organise a system of passive resistance, by reproducing the forced abstinence from tobacco, which was so successfully practised at Milan. Our correspondent, however, thinks that the people will not be brought to acquiesce in that project. Some inconvenience and occasional collisions had, however, already arisen from it. The anniversary of the birth of the king was not celebrated with any of the usual rejoicings. Mount Vesuvius had been more than usually active since the 7th. On the 12th the mountain towards Bosco Reale opened in two parts. The people in the neighbourhood have all fled. The Five per Cents., on the 10th, at Naples were 811; on the 13th, 811. LOMBARDY.—The Piedniontese Gazette of the 17th iota., under date of Villa Francs, the 18tb, says considerable transports of matiriel are arriving at N'erona. The Austrians are being concentrated at Piacenza, and it appears that they intend to furnish the line of the Mincer with artillery. They also are making a point d'appui of Castigli,ne delle Stiviere ; MOO beds have been ordered. The Comstitutionnel (Paris journal) states that &Adria is desirous of compelling the nine provinces composing the Lombardo-Venetian kingdom to name deputies to the diet of Kremeier, bat that hitherto the only electoral college which has obeyed the in. junction of the general is Brescia. Here, however, M. lialeri, who has been elected, has declined to act, Banding his refusal on the reason that the elec toral college . of Brescia is incompetent to elect a representative to the Austrian Diet of Kreenier. The majority, relying on the same ground, and ap proving the refusal of M. Sakti, have declared that they will make no election. Como, Milan, and Pavia persist in the same abstention. On hearing this, the old marshal is reported to have said, "Since they will not name deputies, I must ; and I will take are they shall attend the Diet, for they shall be con ducted from brigade to brigade until they arrive." TUSCANY.—In the Tuscan Chamber of Deputies of the 13th, the Deputy Vanin was elected president, ' and MM. Zannetti and Pannstorri vice-presidents. M. Vanin is a conservative, and the vice-presidents are both p a M. Zannetti has signified his intention to linethe vice-presidency. At Leghorn, on the 12th, a proclamation, from which we seta; the following extract, was extensively placarded : We, the people, king by the grace of Ood, &c., have decreed and decree all the Popes, commencing with Pius IX., are dethroned. In the name of the people the right of excommunication is henceforward annu ll ed," B:c., &c. FRANCE.—SILK THADE.—The silk manufacture, like all others, has, it appears, suffered exceedingly from tke effects of the revolution of February. A rev?' presented by M. Frederic #s Boullenois, at the opening meetly(' of the Bocidtd Sdricicele, OM a very unfavourable account of the state of this branch of business ; several broaden of silkworms gam up all ides of miming any daring the past year ; the cocoons were everywhere sold for a more trifle, end the raw silk could not find a market ; the utmost distress had bees the result in the departments of the south, of which the silk•production constitutes the principal sours, of subsistence. The rest of the report is devoted to giving an mmennt of the various experiments, which, notwithstanding the political events, were continued by MK. enerin-Meneville, Camille Beauvais, and Dr. Aaron:, to which last-named geu•leman is due a most cu rium Mem of anatomy, representing a silkworm 1,700 times larger then the ordinary size. UNION BANK OF AIISTRALIA.—The half-yearly general issaing of the proprietors of this bank was held yes terdelit their eetablishaent, 38, Old Broad-street, Wil son, in the chair. The secretary read the following report the affairs of the company, dated London, Dec. 31, 1848 : Lusurras. Bilis pa= 5eary........ Beam fowl (10 - par eat.) £39,666 13 3 Met and lon 50,900 9 5 ---- 110,467 310 man/hl 530,000 0 0 £53,927 5 8 8,199 14 7 0891,957 5 1 Aram Bess* Aisteasts (14818a08) £01,4N 8 8 Mb Tueshatois 29,218 18 1 bwrimasts, 4•44ramsal No* mad kens as asintty Orli Ismarmas mad Res 038144, to II 3 1 6,314 1 MIMIC S 1 The statement of profits shows a au ot usdlvided profit, up to 31st Deo„ 1848, of 50,8001. 9s. bd. Th• reserve MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Tice o'Clock.—The American accounts have pro duced a good feeling generally, but are not sufficiently important on any given point to excite particular attention. The Californian fever throws everything else in the shade. There is some disappoint ment expressed that we have no later news from Mexico by this opportunity, the only accounts we have observed in the American papers being to December 6, and these being still unfavourable in respect to the state of the country. Tampico was making a demonstration, and Paredes was preparing, it was rumoured, a pronunciarnento at San Luis de Pieced. The overnment, however, seemed disposed to act with a degree of energy *doh might prove equal to the emergency. In Venezuela the revolu tionary party was gaining the ascendancy. The funds hare gone back since the commence ment of business, some money stock having been brought to market. Console are now 89/ to 90 for transfer, and 90 to / for account. The new Three and-a-,luarter per Cents. have been 90i to 91. Bank Stock is 1881 to 190. Exchequer Bills have been 435. to 465. premium, and India Bonds 445. to 475. prem. In the foreign market there has been more fluctua tion is Mexican stock, which, after realising 24 to 27, has receded to 26/ to There is just now a great deal of speculation in this security, and the dealers are anxious to realise profits ever and anon. Brasilia Bonds have been 774 to 781. Peruvian stock is at 481 Spanish Threes per Cents. have been 28/ ; and Portuguese Four per Cents., 27/. Dutch Four per Cents. are 78 to ENOLISII FOND& Sank Stock. In* 40* 1 11E.S h. er * 3 per Ct. MS. Amu.. 90f * 3 per et Cam Mum. 90 * 41 t 434. to 461. prow. soar t u: 6 pot CS Austalea 8013t2;.= "...." 41 jir CL Holt. dot+o~ 7889 4 or Ct. Ihusall4o Hda.77 9 hitt* New. 74 I pax Ct. Boom Ayrem SU. II • 14133 ChM= Ms., 90 2 Ditto Columb Del. 136.. oluatbian bmsidor Ma. 8 2 3 per Ct. DWrib Edo., t 6 8. 24 par CLlDatch 3... 49 2 4 pot Ct. Vida B6 s .Urns. butired l i r ter .l 4 3 4. latteugirgh 1 3 pie balite Bak emaraarelglieeri RAILWAYS.—The share market is not so good this day. Dover No. 3 done this morning at 21; Newmarket and Chesterford. at 3i per 201. share; North Staffordshire, 3 die. ; Aberdeens, about 21 to 23; East Anglian PreE 8 per Cent., inquired for at 2}; Dover No. 4, at 71 to 71; London and North- Western New Quarter shares, at 41 prem. SALES EIPTECTED VP TO TWO Tan DAT DI LONDON. (Tanaday's aka all at hod fa hot pia) Abadan. 1 31 lads d am , 63 100 Bristol and Exeter, 63 Wilana r 93 16 Do. Thirds, 19 Do. 1111. anal. PreL, 184 4 Caledonan, al Nadi Ddlisk 16 Do. Non 101. Pref., 81 4 N. atarro,'l2 Cara and Holyhead, 22 Oa., Wm., & Wolv, 241 Do. Pref., 14 Beaton and Main, 11 Dada sod lead Jam, 644 Battik Orart z T East Amelia 31. 10.01 pa Cent. Maws. and New Omar, Pref., 24 i 911 Tatars Canada, 116 4 Saari. and (ticker 8 pat Cat. Do. New Our. 6 per CL,116 ' Prot, 144 Do. Ez. 3 par Ct. No. 2, 6 p 8. Ifiglall, 236 I Pastas Union Scrip Over. 6VT Do. No. 1,1 Q 4 Cent-, 19 Do. aorta No. 4,74 6 ex at East Unimak., SO a Wear Talley 6 per Co. Char, 194 Oita Northern, el la hot Tait, Nowa,Bl Sur. 18 Do. Halves A, Def., 44 a int Do. (Drag. New. a 8e,.), 274 Great Western, 96 7 Do. ftir. No. 1 (Toth sad rs„ Da O 21 I Nowa.), 204 Do, lifths, 11l Do. No. 2 (Wm. and Be.), 304 Do. Now 174 184 f Do. O. N. L Por., II . Hall and lathy, 101 Trek mad N. Midla id, 1 0 1 Una and Tart. (W. B. II.), 24 Do. Prof, 104 Lomb and Think, 26 I Do. L. and W. Md. Pa, 374 Ina., Wan, aB. Coat, sq & Lnumboang S ae. 100., it 14. Woman, 1116 SI N. ot Fran ex dlv lan. aB. WiltllTS. 43 2 Odra and n; 36 a die Do. New 301., 31 Bans sod Ranh 64 Do. New Ma 14.2, Sell as at Busks and Nano, 11 LIMA BALES, Juana 23. Than was a rood amount of balsam trussaeted, generally at unproved rates, though In some tastiness then wu a decline. E. Lonsothiro New, 34 4 d Ctrialkatharn, 104 4 Lads sod Mk* Si Do. IA 4 11 !11 d Do. C 0... 156. p libalL, do* 8 id , Lam. ad York. /2.2, 14 p N. Water% 74 41 UTWOOL ULtI, 4111A1T 12. The starlet opened languidly, bat es private telegraphic proved. meows brought seeounts of the Landon market, prune im- Noßoo, CLth., I W. York Guar. B 90 Wei ., kel= Pte., 1 p Great Northern, 101 1 4 Laa. 1 Yoh. !aka 31.48.9 d. Loc., Brlalth., k 6. Cora, IS Lc a. North Waders, 1304 1 Do. Now Cpw,lll4 p . MLA Do Do . Bra. (M. Ng Kea., hair, sad (farrit. sad Lin.), 121 d Midland, 91 9 1.1 131 nr.iffd manara, .NS $d d fairrwabary and Bir. (9), 31 d Marawabary, Orwedry, Part., d Marone. Bake (1/..19 C.), 53a. 11d. 9. 11. k Dow, Mo. 4, 71. 118. 3d. York, N ), eMIL, sad B. (0. N. E. Par. II Duteb ihmie,44 MANCHESTER SALER 'AWAIT 32. The market wee withcnt meek change in the 1110111ifif bathing opmed RA, bet Mane wee an improved tone in the aftmnoos. Ash, Nat, Boa., &E. is, d Caledeelso Pref.. 10-id F E. Lancashire New, 34 d Do. Qm, 34 Lan.n. & Ter& (Yea.. E, and R), d Do. Fifths, 34 d Do. W. IL U.), SI d Los. & N. Wet kn. (A. k a), Do. Q.'s. (C), 31 p Ital., Met., Lat. No. I, Si d Shrews, sod Bk. Prof., 91 B. E. k Dolor. 47 1 Do. Thirds No. 4. 7i I b. Tat., Mow, &L. 4; Business wi; briar — ,7t N. British Thirds. 41 Arab.. Not., and dd., H d N. Edakedddre, 3i 3 d LUZ, latmaar 22. r=thiat on Saturday. & arm. (B), Da_ ?ref p L d BRISTOL Great Rat= Qrs.. li 4 TORY BALM N. British Este:Woo, Is. Id. Bet York. New ., sod lier. (0719.1tewe. & ). 6 Do. Eaten. No. 1, 201.139 9d. .lanoaar Great Western New 171, lb d JANVAIT 21. Tat. Netroaaer. No. (late New. t . 8e? .),, 2ef Do. O.N.E. 61. ea. Yd Great Northern, St 16a. 3d. el lot PRODUCE.—Munnto-LANE, Half-past non.— The large public sales of Sugar, consisting of 160 hhdp. Went India, and 22,000 bags Mauritius, Bengal, Madras, and Pent ng, have commenced steadily, the importers showing confidence, and withdrawing those portions for which fully last week's prices were not offered. Refined steady, but not very active to-day. Grovry lumps, low to fine, 413 e. to file—Coffee : The large eels of 4,200 begs Costa Rica (foreign) is going off at full prise. —Rice: The small patine eels wont off at full prices. —Rum dull, and declined to la. id. prose Leeward*, sellers.—Cotton dull.—ln other ankles a* insignial alteration, but most articles look well. PRICSB COS.RENT. 1. lanti._ .LT. PAM 0F. 1 .1nr5.196 ed.3ie.6d M Gaol to Y 0...41 Ilaaritiva, brows 2s 0.. 34 Yalbw Pine. 39 0...40 9468al3M.adras,0. 27 4_93 Yellow 33 0...39 "ie k ifi.i: RI 7... 0 0 Hoops 010...0 0 Caw atCardl2lbsi 0 0... • 0 Swedish l2 0...13 0 Liao, at par tato. Pig, best lll 0...1$ 3 Milled, duet l7 0...17 2 Ban lO 10_ 0 Patent &at WM. $$ 0...43 Varelga.ltrown...... 32 0_35 Tenon 36 6...37 Grey and white. le 9..a6 Sans; liembre.. 44 9...54 Lunpit s.. 44 0...62 In Band. Vat lad* anti nag l6 9... 26 0 Mood. 63 0...10e 0 Ceylon, scud ordi lam ....... 34 0_ 315 • rine ordinary 39 0... 42 0 Fine 44 0...60 • Media, good to ttne42 0... 43 0 Oats Mint, ordi nary to tine 26 0— 64 *nostril and Pa dans 2l 0... U • Ti*, at per lb. Orica‘contoten 0 6 ... 0 9 Rtes, at per cwt. Mural whit* 9 6_ 12 Cul o 7 6... $ Java and Manilla 7 I_ 13 • Patna, eleanel 14 0.. 19 I. If 22 • Seuane. red or raids= IS 10:.. 0 Spelter l3 0.. 13 1 On; per 232 Rap. oat. d.p. Fish, 044 pay. 26 10...27 straw . . \tomtit yellow ll 0.. 23 Si 5...112 read rm Matter lll 5...52 Oed 23 15...23 1 South . . .." 24 0_27 o:tre4l4ll44l„p.tca 43 t.. 44 Co01)11 Nat 34 0...36 Oesd, 85 0 11 , Psi% per tow. 37 0 0 Lamed 23 0... 0 Pativutrows, per .wt. Ratter-04k, Ist TO 0...72 4th 6ll 0 MP &the 0 0 Dublin, let. 0 5... 0 Limerick, do 62 0, 66 Carlow, 70 0. 0 Newry, Ist 0 0... 0 Waterbrd . . .... 64 0...75 0 Beef, led{; per Nem Prime Mete 0 0.. 0 0 Port, pease mew 73 •...M 0 Racaa-Pork,Liark t Do, bri Oros, Wseerford, ne w at ewt. 52 0.. 66 0 43 3..65 0 Lard,BeUist,prftt „, . Waterford, do .' Ditto Bladder Atereieuzdetyp. 63 11...711 • aroar, Oz sad Cow, at per 10. B. A. sad*. Video, 0r.40 Os. 6o Zted 0 3...0 Brasil, dry. 0 0 _5 Dryralted 0 3 ...5 31 Rio, dry 0 33_0 Litaa & Vale. 4ry 31...0 We.: Imua, dry 0 0 ...0 &Med 0 11...0 Lest India 04.011 litcLl.Aes, dry 0 6 ..0 1 B. Isier.lione, per 4 0 ... 6 • Rents. ditto 0 0 7 • Dra Waco', at per too. La6wood,Jszaska..k3 15... 5 0 Modem ...... 4 0... 4 Ouapraeby 6 0... 0 • Perth, Jamaica.— 3 5... 6 0 1 1 1446 53 . 14 3 0 sad 001 10 0...13 0 Sire ....... 9 0...10 0 I Lima l3 10 .15 0 'apse l5 10 ..2 0 Red Feeders. 3 ► S. 1 3 10 Mutt ... 10 0...60 0 Sum at per gall . Leamard Prod Wand 1 3...1 S Demerara, 21 to 16 per cent. O.P 1 ... 2 Jamaica, 30 to 36 Per cant. O.P. 2 1 ... Favourite otarka 4 ... 4 Brandy, In brands 3 ... 1 1 British %Arita, d.p. 10 ... 0 &etch Itieh lO ... • ?Lax, per ton. IUga,P.T.R. £33 11....0 at. Peterabutir, 9 Mad • o._ • Dutch and Flemish 30 0...00 Friesland Mom, at per ton. 91.Peteriburgoimai30 10...51 outahot ....... 29 10... 0 half clean Ilia, Shine 33 10...34 mambo( pun Msallla 33 0...36 Zan India Bann._ 18 0...23 Bombay l6 0...24 Jam 91n, at par Owl. Bann 9O 0... 0 Straits Oam. In Waits 83 0... 0 Lon, at per tom. Oars SG 5 SO J~m~icn, TALLOW.—The Tallow market continues doll, at 40s. 9d. to 41s. on the spot. There is a fair demand for Y.C. for delivery in the last three months. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 40s. to 41s. ; October to December delivery, 41s. ; separate months' delivery. 41s. W. CORN.—Arrivals at tl Counties Railway, for the wo Malt Wheat Barley Oata granaries, by the Eastern ending Jan. 21 : BMW Pass Vim _ . 4 6372 swam Wed . 9Ol „ AORICIILTURIL—ISLE OF ELT.—The weather has been very changeable. We have had a dry, bard frost, 10l lowed by a somewhat heavy fell of snow, which hu again dirappeared. The ploughs are very bur y in every direction, breaking up for beans and other spring crops. The late frosts have afforded a favourable opportunity for cart ing the manure upon the bean lands. A few more days of bard frost would be very acceptable. The corn markets have kept very steady during the last few weeks. The Ist of February is last approaching. Conjectures as to the probable results are very . numerous. Coleseed is getting done, and sheep are beginning to go thinner to market. Steie stock are in slow demand, at low prices. Tiers are a few sales of potatoes reported, but at much lower prices than was anticipated last September. The growers of eh:mussed complain of the yield and of the quality. The wheats in the fens continue to look very healthy and strong —Noark RIDING or YoRKSHIKE.— It is now more Lk' spring than winter. Wheats which have got out of the ground are looking pretty well. Turnips are disappearing fast and begin to be much inquired after ; we i believe that this s one reason why our markets at rresent are overstocked, as those who have that very useful root to buy mud pay a good pries for them—in some parts Bd. per week for fat sheep. Our steelyards are thinning fast. Craancsuka, Jan. 22.--Our market to-dosy was rather livelier for Wheat than of late. This article advanced from le. to 24. per qr. For Barley the demand is steady, and supply good, without change in value. Wheat, 101. to 121. ss. per load. Barley, 251. to 28e. per qr. Oats, 18s. to 255. Beans, 38e. to 425. - - - • DONCABIZi, Jan. 20.-13amples of Wheat were gene rally bad in condition this morning, and, there being a large supply, the market has been heavy; for fine white Wheat, which is comparatinlylearee,lastweek's rates were obtained, middling qualities 6d. per three bushels lower; several lots being unsold at the clam of the market. The best Barley rather cheaper, eecondary and grinding samples la. to 24 per qr. dearer. New Oats rather cheaper, and old little inquired after. Beans, both old and new, unaltered in value. Priors : Wheat, new, 14.. to 16s. 6d. ; fine, 17.. to 201. ; old, 15s. to 18s. ; fine, 19s. to 21s. 04. Blendoorn, 131. to 165.; fine, 161. ; Bye, 9s. to Ils. ; fine, 13e. Beans, new, 11.. to 135.; fine, 141. ; old, 13.. to 145.; fine, 15e. Pea, grey, lls. ; white, 12s. to 135., per three bushels imMrui Oats, new, 13s. to 19e. ; fine, 20e. to 21s. ; old, 17s. to 21s. fine, 22e. to 265. Barley, 245. to 265. ; fine malting, 28.. to 31s. per quarter. HADLEIOII, Jan. 22.-We had a good attendance at mar ket to-day, and a fair supply of Corn, more particularly of Wheat and Barley, the finest samples of which add at late Crle" ; but damp Wheat and inferior Barley (of which we ave much) met a dull sale, at a reduction in price of le per qr. But few B.eue and Pea, and the best sold at late prim. LANCASTIR, Jan. 20.-The supply of Wheat continues but moderate, but no change to nota in prices. In Oatmeal we have been supplied upon a heavier wale than for some time pest, and which sold slowly at last week's quotations. Beans have been Is. higher per load, say from 17s. to 18.. - - • • Tumors's, Jan. 20.—We have had only a madstate sup ply of Corn this week, but the trade continues in the sues dell state u for some weeks past. Wheat, the best samples, barely supported late prices ; damp parcels a very dull sale. In Barley we can notice no alteration in value; the beet "whin maintains Billie price, but ordinary sorts NU slowly at low prices. Beans and Peal are Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Wheat, white, 48s. to 48s. ; red, 43,. to 465. Barley, 24a. to 30s. Beans, 30a. to 321. Peas, 335. to 36a. Oats, 20s. to 24a. per n• POT qr. Two d Md.—Mesas. Coops and Davis report the follosiing quotations : Prime Mode.. 67a to Ma. I Bowen.. 40s. to 60a I Straw.— 24a. 301 Inferior— ...... 631. Corer .. ifk. to 95r. HAY. CATTLE, &o.—Total of Cattle received in London, by the Eastern Counties Railway, for the week ending Jan. 21 :—Bsasts, 1 , 061; Calves, 68 ; Sheep, 4,066 ; Pigs, 96. Counserna„ Jan. 20.—The supply of Beasts and Sheep continues very amity, but quite equal to the demand, the trade being almost stagnant, either through the scarcity of the circulating medium or the gragen being folly stocked. To effect sales, 'slight deals upon last week's rates took place. Pigs were very dell is sae at last week's prices. Good mil -4 Cows caaziaa in &mad, and very scarce. Noavrica, Jan. 11—Our market exhibited a poor show of store Cattle. Trails was as dull as last week, although the weather is mild sad keep plentiful. here is no trade worth node.; we hope to report some Im p rovement soon. Pet Batas a dull trade, at 7s. per Moos, sod many lots marked for Sadtbileld. ne peas badly filled, still equal to the demand. The law prim of corn has caused a complete stagnation in the lanais he Musa and keeping sheep. Fat Sheep. 7s. to 7a. Si. per slaw of HMI. Good stole Pip a dull isle. Fat Perk, is. id. to IL per stone. Per Yeaterdey's markets He last pep. Witt Grimm. MAILS. Ida Ma. Wig Mandl , totheThiedlterrannon. Nutt, Ad Perm ladle. Hang-hang, &c., will be made up on the sonlai i t the 24th Jas. no nulls kr Tine* Op i Llaban, Madeira, Cad* and Gibraltar will be made op as the .1 the 27th Jot. The malls tot aim Arasrlaa. woe the VOW Oates, and be web ego ea deb obedege t the Vilt Jan. The Nees Ike 14e• death Wake, Yen Dlonan'e LW, and Sew Weal sral to node no ma the mato at the SW Jaa. no inde Ito the Wed Omni at Akin mad Madeira will be node so eh thoologing at the Jan. The Wed ladle nal* inelndlei Pornands, Nam, Havanna. New Orleans. and Mexico, sot excluding these tor JoisoloOkezents. New Omani; and Pars, will beards op as the sonsing al the 2nd Feb. .the loft Itedeths. the Bruit', and Buenas Ayres, will be seas up en the toeing of tha 4th Feb. The malls tea Obesity, Melts, Grew" the lonian lolanda, Pgypt. Adam, Ceyks, Reng.liono, and Feb Oa douthamptamOrill saide:ap co the see al the Idth b. MOH WATNII AT LONDON BRIDGE Ts. • DA, —llentis& IS Ws past 1 Aft•mem. Ws. put 1. To Ne••••—/ilengag..11AO. nu 2 17 .. /111,1 LONDON. TUESDAY, JAN. 23. Tea enemies of thorough financial reform and re trenchment wage a kind of Parthian war. Like the modern Parthiane, the Sikhs, they one moment make a determined stand, sacrifice life and character, and defy facts with irrational audacity, whilst the next they . are in flight or on their knees crying quarter, or joining in the very hurrah of their victors. A week ago the Tunes depicted the entire continent as in a most alarming state. Revolution ' it declared, was war, and there was no difference between the two. Mr. COBDEN had alleged that the very con to ary of this was the fact, and that European countries were paralysed by revolution both in finance and policy, in power and in will, and were thereby pre cluded from neditatiog aggression or entertaining ambition. The news pooh-poohed such distinctions, characterising them as certainly untrue, and scarcely honest. A very few days have elapsed since ' and all the danger has evaporated even from the columns of the Times. Austria and France, those fierce revolutionary countries, so lately about to rush to war, are shown to be bowing to each other courteously, and seeking to arrange ti Cannabis the internal and intra provincial troubles of Italy. Last week, not only was the name of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE IL formidable threat, bat we were bidden not to build upon the pa cific dispositions of the French people. " They were small farmers, and no more, who offered no security against revolution." Now, however, we are told that the financial con dition of France renders a large disarmament in that quarter an imperious necessity. And the same great organ, which preached so lately that revolution was war, has got a bran new theme, and preaches on the text, that revolution and its armaments are bank ruAsptcy. to Louts NAPOLEON, all fear of him has van ished. Even the Times finds him no longer a bugbear, bat a "marvellously proper man." And we are not surprised at it, especially when we read in the French ministerial journal, the Petrie, the following remarks on the late Manchester meeting, and the speeches de livered there by Mr. COBDEN and his colleagues : Let England reduce her armaments, as Mr. Cobden pro pow, and what serious reason could France have to keep a her rmy on a war-footing ? We will say more ; since Ragland, applauding the addresses of the champion of the league, attests her pacific intentions, could we not encourage her by our example, and by entering at once into the policy of disarmament ? It belongs to us, Frenchmen, whose war like character and Propagandist spirit have so long alarmed Europe, to offer this salutary example. No doubt our situa tion is serious, and we admit the truth of what M. Pony advanced. But our financial situation is more serious and menacing than our political state ; and let us consider that in France, as in England, no serious amelioration can be hoped as long as the army remains or a waxfooting. Thus, taking the declarations of that power, and prince, whom we were bidden most to dread, and taking the admission even of our own war-fearing party at home, we may set about disarmament and retrenchment without being any longer frighted from the task by foreign spectres of our own raising. Nor are these foreign obstacles the only ones which vanish before the testimony of facts. When Mr. COBDEN proposed his ten millions redaction, he was forthwith assailed by the cavil that the revenue of 1848 had produced no sash excess over the expenditure of 1835, there being a considerable falling off, which the CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER, would have to make good. The reply, laced, was obvious; as no one could take the returns of 1848 to be in any way normal or equal to the average products, and as there could be little doubt that the mere cessation of depressing causes would restore to the revenues of 1849 the two millions and upwards which the die treaties of 1848 had lopped from them. The Times now admits this ; it permits us to reckon on the revenue of 1846, which it promises to combine with the revenue of some preceding year, always setting aside the naughty and dreaded example of 1835. It would seem, indeed, from what transpires in the columns of the Times, and other whig tory journals, that it is the intention of govern ment, in making some reductions, still to adhere pretty closely, as far as the naval expenditure is concerned, to the ideas of Lord AUCKLAND. We feel confident that parliament will neither sanction so enormous a force, nor the reasons given for its main tenance. Lord AUCKLAND declared 25 ships of war and 7,000 men indispensable for the Mediterranean. Now, after what the ministerial journals themselves tell us of the pacific disposition of France and Aus tria, and after the somewhat dreaded question of the succession to an Egyptian throne has been settled, without a whisper of discord, what need there can be of such a permanent force in the Mediterranean would be difficult to discover. Another maxim of Lord AUCKLAND was, that al though all the originalcat.seswhich led to our maintain ing a large naval force in the Pneific ' such as the Oregon difference, had been removed, still we were bound to keep up a force, as large as, and in proportion to, the forces of other nations. Thus, the acquisition of San Francisco, and the gold discoveries of California, with the passage across the isthmus, will infallibly increase American government vessels in these seas. And conse quently England, which has discovered no gold mines, and has ceded instead of gaining territories, is never theless to go to greater expense on these very so counts. Surely parliament will see through the ab surdity of such superannuated reasoning. The obstinac of ROMS is another source of naval expenditure, w hich Lord AUCKLAND declared to be sempiternal ; for the moment that the fleet was spared from the Rio de la Plata, he declared that it must continue to be employed in the slave blockade Brazil. We do not see how ministers can come before par liament with such arguments as these. Did they so, we should certainly foresee the " financial row" that the Times threatens us with. We cannot see any excuse in the present aspect of the world's affairs for s greater force or greater expenditure than that of 1835, whilst that immense source of expenditure, the getting up a steam navy, may be fairly stopped. Every witness confesses that the steam navy has reached its utmost rational development, and that in ships, materials, yards, and means of building and fitting, the nation is at length most fully provided. It is the very moment to halt, to look around us, to weigh the rcqui Temente of a sailing sad of a steam navy, to inquire into the actual necessity el a Mediterranean fleet and a squadron of evolutionui the channel. If all this does not bring our naval expenditure within fair limits, then the House of Commons and the ministry will disclose themselves to the country as expending for expenditure's sake. Let the same consideration be applied to army and to ordnance. Let ne adopt the tardy admission even of the Ames, that colonial corps are beet fitted to defend and act police for the colonies. Let us cease to make the Ordnance a job, as a letter in our paper of to-day so fully shows; even the late augmentation being merely a trick to create officers and clothing colonels, instesf being an increase of efficiency and strength. Let Wrenchment be set about in this deter mined way, we shall gain not the one or two millions, that the limes would have us be contented with, but the ten, which the commercial classes and their as sociations throughout the country insist upon, ;and which they show not to be unreasonable. Tan local government of Ceylon and the colonial administration in Dowsing-street, state the A rai u m ci ple g truth wl practical difficult of that ita dent The OR th when they allege that the task of introductog Leticia good government into Ceylonisan extremely Resat one. The colonial element in the population that island extends over oloW portion of surface, and even whe knposttitutee ly a minority in the 1 i. wasY to Bide what kind of . int and beneficial in r • • ted. to natives are unqu- ' n ~ ' t the English model ; ' r• go' i~