The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-06 00:00:00

4 1 4 Ase ta T e - - -e-% -_-• or _ ~,,Q. ftt v OrtSS MArorrows, April 6.—A very poor Wheat trade to-day, , milieu holding off very ranch. Prim as before, with a very short supply of horaelrows. In Lest core rather a free sale, at very low peas. New Otte sold at from 15e. to 19.. : and Barley from 20e. to 265. for grind*. New red Wheat from 34a. io 43e. llsonensorass, April 6.—We have a very short supply of Wheat and Barley to-dey. The market was fi rm for beta articles. Wheat, white, tes. M 50s. ; red, 403 to 465. Ear ley, Vs. to 30a. Elleall. 2611. to sot. Peas, Me. to 33e. PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS. HOUSE OF COMMONS. EMPLOYMENT' OF LABOUR (IRELAND). Mum= at 15 to 1011 who Mad wind the !notion—. That Move be =Vnir to a but to proroota the eniptornent of labsur fa a proportionate extroptkin from poor rate. Anter/ey . Cmay, T. nowenet. Capt. Toon, Rir J. Halebtek, H. Yachts, M. Stanley,lln. Hawke, IL B. Granby, X. of Taylor,pappd,lutia_ Sallow, ft J. (MARIN K. Verner, tAr W. Herbert. H. Catty, & Mogan, W.B 814.] LONDON, FR [DAY, APRIL 6, 1849. [THREEPENCE. discontent of the people, which appears to be sow rally spread, eves Ann revolutionary symptom." 146616, alums SO.—Tbes par OWN, 111 k ; ear Dilk Ul-16 mi. ltves. tri law Nies& liPlir s i altar Deka. R. Wyse% 61 pow. Mak al IR wok; U p "sr. Tremsozy MIN 67 mit ; U wpm IhNlime Ng Leke. UM. 30131knair to AUSTRALIAL—With • Atli E ..... te ..... pereert, vim ere tadisaie he e tree ..re• Se rr Aeeelts• Weigh at the bengal poets porn: 6. ereeesel la dieeelth a LINI et trimm. Imalera rod gimp 1011112 11 as 1:n piba limmeh et aleeme kw rela IR pimp mune. Lol.llrallarrourla 7 te r I r a stir ilyieW's wa. . 10 . 0 Thdbire• Ma la as MOM dap Oriel i st weaker =Mee garter Tat be egeSSlAMltsinalliaUlP. le NO Om Irides April IS, _o s es Thera•• MOM Mt CAIMEM beim sae tows, a. orioles 11 11 50.6 m eall lITIDIZT, te del ken Lealea May 1.. N l a vio lik s e t:gr tr. bream IN boa flew IA pFgie, lilik IfeWifer N0m.....,,. ios_ .. .. 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Irse s % s priall wilsigq • lie nil eismille silisete pa* it tbla mialliiimi. lbw Tams set Oar Ns Kit ettleati ills fib }Ys OW mg Onmpa Om /a Lir et _le r moles truselot lIPN fi uste lig op *Om ft SAN sal OA Ilesktrdivey. Clopibe looks. it Nen at leassingiaM lby irk at Titinme. oVELTY is BILKAILFAB r sERVICEB. i i 1..1nk PATINT SESISSIIN TEL ad COMM SERVICES at Id. Ima madsid is to kllm that' is tr i t i ar maddial et RAID. AL. xh. ~N., Masza.ibbska %Mb sim fa Ow mar Mit dot teadi is ds11 17;1% de. amid Ist is Ms wadi salad lig Me airaims pad They Id so Made ss dem Adam adds Isa ad asills 111111 ell .......t$ If : r iaes e m e.... drisi --- •17 • de. = e t —...... • • • t - .. II 5 • RE. Imp* ita. ad ; add pole, alla mob. at the S• It sale. of dor add Maly la the das properties. Easvoriap east S. SURION (Id Rippe ad lianas), 119, Odd. dest, sad I,llemmadest (sorer :I ilevaimdest).—Established is Wilealler. ISM gt BNEWTOOTH-PICK TOOTH BRUSH. ammobly simadi laded the led rhea med Ito sad ead padingthe mime wirs mill masesdee. TM lair war. amide ado Olt la bar elm—lfo. 1, bard; No. sow Wit Mx S. leallast i liaß sell. Us Mikis sati.pramare wed. shish dem ad Mel& adit Rua a. sib. TM sod lab bulk add thiwosably semi= Id deamstko hat ta Naar& mat deo MN et ms sear alaboil. me ash as bath maid Mod dada as solima Maeld Ind. auto. Ides et Re slumpe Wis. hir. as mil shared la Me 11•11.11.111•11111111111 Ina. Odd Isal. di Is. the aody.imermsl sided Sidadmits, dhh aim as eld met look She a asw am, sal aNW mat la lad der idle Os dm lime tabs the pro. add sill/SIM BOER Er pates me repardad, to preyed db. =fad trapsatem to dorm r ispiew =elamma ea ad. olliadllollll, 111 rod 1* Lads. 113GERES CELEBRATED OVERCOA! 6 1 . tee. MOW. of e. Othiollotroet. tenor to ri l e= Moe h/btrt, me the amenfal posies d do mod Ow wen b *mot wry ochleses S i no bye elogire. suNelie for as to tits t: bet sok poselionie the eol mehrt of the Woo mike mister, alma the r At il arlallf 011111. AM* elasegb —i mese. wil mil h 1 lieW emu. Walk ime ohile me Nail e i s e Wealime. owl oholeff. 111 e like. =4 le me 1.4.6....zem : --yid& his arlseireoeimemek.` lhelelde. limy pool. out Si elmegol—.1•11111 e. ondtateopt. lievatdadt. .l 1, Ilseldefefemy, Gootide, " Ceseery wet@ owed. GALVANISIL—Panh.. 4 - iv -- - Asthma, . Istlogeeboa.— ileum eilieel te awl be fk. V. S. SALM et Lass ble IPAISMWee MEDICAL GAL rAZIII6=ieS be lerweSed free es readet et See raw ow& Ole qwS le efteilhei lb embele. Lkrb =re el wee le Nes d selbss. elmeasselea, a bike, de. Sled esepleibk eliebee. delliery et sews asegy7Meebeles. esseeel b ledieesks, ettle Jelesol one d arms diserdes ne. ee's sp. ia Mai Se pionle SS be slle See buseil spleeent seedies -Is b nitre eareee Gls etberwiet. awl way bike ere hob eflt. It giddy IMMO Sa slime Ie do SIMS Helen, Sem giduesperveg. W LBW ETRY'S PILLS ter the NERVES and M" prise es. di soll Ila, a bes. The emareseelasey erg be seeesed Ib u r s atir m i d et vi ale Ilme sr. gr i g i s =sarelbee viola le VW ISIS Is bia• Ss le Ns pegerdee Y Ws/ Se weer rawsks Moi.lt rim is • Bade is •Ise nazi. • 111111. =firof LS maw geed led pa e r eelteebise s p s : s e a was ihe bind SS WAN unsemiled. Orr S Se Side bely Ile a ems, sl Sew ass Swift Sae spies ; Sis asseest. Sem limbo se &Sees el Sibs a bereSel empledee Seen in. iSVCrbee. The NEWS= et M. Abeneetels net. ee i silmei mai ash Ms. Ms beeeSpries ke fe SOL elmiesie ems: 111112" reslegin4ftese; 13110. Sekeelook Lanai sal WM% allirealint. &WANT TOILET ARTICLES, mob of Mil l* odollsolea—ROWLANDlP POMMY," our +y owl 71=1"t e les et i =l,ll slimy Is In wow toefederleg olds and empisoin Iletobreos OWN R Foot Dalai" Ineoleallo he libeeollOYs sell pote. widet oils on lho No* gad l 7b h/ .w_.w_simony *dr so the sokbeeem fir 0 11i n uir t= mi tolle lho to, aerodeme el Ile Ms of lionsoothe toaloolles soothe. Yoe dor- Sloiteltion Ida poOloime. atm thon solleollr nopirei- Illows of modem Mlodoes. ote alma air the wpm soillos of wily the peoromot imootnuole. sad Omits Whoop oilihooploa. its sag mein grew bun the me so Itsabslf" goloodhoo OM of ite oellie wtbwnopß thom it Ith Natiowinfoo. Loades, mot by To wable olooloh oaf loefoome. SEW WORK ST 1101. CHARLES DICLESS. aft. Ist of May win lo poillebol. tie PIM Romlo, peke Co. lifE ?mom KEITORT OSARTATION ofMAIRLA, IMPERIENCE, AND YID COPPERMELD tbo YOUNGER, of SLUSDERSTONI ROOKERY (obi& be war imat to pA =ln toy ossouß) Sy Comm, Dkamo. SHIA Me. Ifollst R. lam& 110 lo omplotol Is Two* Malay Itookow. tondos: Rolikary ma &um 11. Ihoswilootroot. Mb &milli pp, b. IL. RIM ABUSES in CHURCH and rapirre RAM Ilty Jess WAss. =Um et *Fibtiory NM Po Yirl da ft dr Mudd Robin *I bebradva amok ha "r• mei* bosubbill bb wart is ear soli=l Wil Liman at be bp." 111 , 1 4 1 . - --teat _—Wilma p00ta.... M . pia b..Q by partitr fo. CE et LIFE ; or, How to Live and wZati m L i tkre t talla rola kr Cat, loasma lad Ida loaroalow tar sow= ma Oda, anis alma= al, q 11 61.1. 16 daiwar of esil row of Idio kr. "lan lo sad 1001 of oso4 ma to IMMO oolooka no rota WNW to Os Implant spend= 6S oollae ea adminba The nia aro pal am tho Nadia. owl as war is eon foaled boal."—Nara 11, Ana _ -- *Us work beim a s le widthspleb lowly sly* end the hinons. whisk it assimin k seemodan with a mean weds, R lo unt diet is ti es entrussty valuate sod meal Mod"— linss. . task shemben is eintiallit, sal _al navies fie Ow senhominent of Item to on ego. Its writer's haulm ere iminsatly *Nein& is a misint width every Isesida Anil pr n. sad whisk yoner wad oil win red with Ilent.k.pia. "awe we We sere awl preened rain bid dam ha Vhewed ervarody, win iinedl tw die sorbet. Inst aa rb; dila As it corral tar Inunsissa. it is ea prioneen me In eneyedur thst le allisdin. while *nr Mew %Ike lisli is labs emairei "—Bib Was* "le adllsot Oa wagyip le mewl a mit add ma ease et diet lel awels—iillit le et pod tee stun 'Wm* ••• weattend W the work several mild ion alwarentliwa.*— Zahn : nest and Richards. Paternostsr-row, awl an twalweran. WHAT TO EAT, DRINK. AND AVOID; with DM Intim kr traille. _ _lty IL J. Canute: m e 113.L.A.C, M. vantunsa—liew In bowie beim • Ng *WI rot. • ellur sei a= = a lly la ob. owns at the umninw essies= " lbalis. the Dor. watt dislissee . wite as feed thawed he •11011•111 el *ping hippies" awl push 11 .4 1:121 1 C rrZ perish alb ellalla. to =EL Ts be hal ~...= 1, 5c r.. ....,.., Canal% Ur, Tint. Nut; Nors4 Mt• 41. West Strang; sr meet from ihastare. * Arentiniaset Illsoner beet. Jut Wore going to pram we received the following bun Berlin and Pun: IMPORTANT FROM GERMANY. PRUMHA.—Oor cerreepondent writes : "BERLIN, Aran S. " The Frankfort deputation had their andisose with the Lug today at noon. His Majesty came as anal from Charlottenburg to the palace to receive them. After the President of the National Amenably, %me, had delivered a abort and plain version of the *Mon they were charged with, the Kin answered Pony much in these terms (I bare placed tie pongee whir lt told most between amses) : " The merge he had bend had moved Was derr*, sad kia look toward the Hiss of Lege. It bad kwerght hi m hi j seas ho w r a datiee es kin et • ' people, sad Lwet We west Gomm eel the . Is wen unseats en be deer heart Ina. la tessluties of the Nukes' Amiably which „'"Ne., kin to the head of Germany, the vein segeessatativee of the pa* was watekted. ' This MVPs him a shim whisk be bow hew to appeekie. tf awe Ida at sane Rabe laueesearellio emordese, _Gs wrested kia the 'Amulet' The Osumi Nalismi - "" 611 7 had, through their reselasies, Willed • nkleess towards him which he deeply aslueowllediledo sad ontssed the deputise to airen kis thesis ler. • Ile wie “ she ready is peeve his sets tied lie Ewa ast adokkaa lisa who asawded *pea efiNdoll roil , le the utmost to proem the amity if Geosemy. ~ael he would ast be ries the rigid way to work Ie head 7 8 7:141, wkh the 'ladies of sawed *kW mod of hi• wsdi al lain ema rea s t i sboold adept a neintlem be by Malin mamassaese w ormiay lives sew fa geweamate of lie IMO Gamma slates sail Ihsie priests, is enema dehlellse, to swam whether do seasiltatisa was sallifestory le Seta es • who* sail la Ns supseele puts ; aa4 whether it ' 6ave him the mesas, la esalissity witk his petition, to osier the alaellell of Clereary with a cross heed.' lf, how If, the Meld sad dither of Prussia were welled, be weal. eves without a es% teas to * minim of his keen sal people, pleat listedi by tie Ms of Oersisity. " The conelodiag pelage svideatly palate to the sabstitation of a saigemisa for as absolute veto. " Three I wets tits above, dm minister of the 'Maier las read anew veguet ef the klegb speech ia the &woad Cbisibie, whisk is, however, word fie weed the' seam bumsdiately eau this eora whisk was beard with dm sinew 11= tha n leo kill voted, on &mileage Dasher, con dismingesasesesilatiousl tbe ealbumese ed sante tees ef the lst mid led of Jaat aey ihr relbesaleg t= ila the nuts d law, sad m Rpm the Wl* sta ll the dames* eat of the same. "Thin swim was carried 168 against 149. (Great ssesatima 1 Assn on ) Havapsa the right demanded a &Allem whieh gave the amahere in favour of the metise, 163 against 142. Nor wee this the only blow which ministers re mitred i Le_ there followed a motion of Maim and V isit% which is expressed in the fonewbeg tams, end whisk raised the emilseassi d the hems "That Me hew twelve, is esesidtesdas Ass the lamer viii ailehlue have estureliel Ids weessfe Se Mesa se the of the Prsakfett b ask itt hammy E asi= the ur i se geb b; the soeeed is the awl diet the Pam asii::: 02 NNW a etemittes, wmowill draw up sa sower to lis aysigr. ashyft , ani a =ima the spiel= silks bee urea the roma of the " The urgency of this motion was immediately car ried, and the Aseembly withdrew to the sections, to cheese a committee of twenty-ow atemlnre, for win waist the new agrees. They met again at half-past Isar, when the names of the committee were an sousce FRANCE. PaffIt_TIVISD" LK. Ranenre aro siert in the Salle dee Pm Perder this evening, that M. Hnbeer, the envoy extmordi nary of the Austrian government, and the Abbe Clio bend, the envoy of Sardinia, have offered the French government to intervene jointly with France in Rama and 'Pnecany. Mould this be molded to, Lom bardy and Venice are to be emetitated into a dae son l i L dependant on Amer's, with liberal tions, and Savoy to be ended to France. I give you these rumours as they circulate, bat have no whereon I can express any opinion as to i< truth. The government is stated to have received official notice that the Bing of Prussia has accepted the impaial crown of Oamany. This news his had an en&vourable influence at the Bane to-day, the Fives having closed 1•30 below their highest peke of The c Ylaterda ii.. • 1 notification of the death of the Bishop 1 of Orleans, L'Abbe Payer, of the cholera, as well as two other members of the Amiably, was made to-day. PARIS, TIVISDET, 11 A X. Although the arrival of Charles Albert is Paris waif credited, and published in the semi odour sl aneV i tcrasat, it now &mars to have ban without I have received this morning a short note hem Bayonne, dated Momday, which says Last night, to oar great surprise, ear quiet town was disturbed by the snivel of the abdicated Bing ci Sardinia, Charles Albert, who came hither from Marseilles. lie departed Sx Madrid on his way to Lisbon this day at non in the midst of an immense coneoane of spec tators, who saluted the fallen Prince with the respect due to hie great misfortune& The Abbe thoberti, the envoy extraordinary from the Piedmontem government to Perim, had a confer ease yesterday with the President of the Council and the Minister of Foreign Affairs. An evening journal states that M. Gioberti also visited the Englbh am beasador, and that France and England are in whet Jested on the question' which relate to the affairs of Piedmont and Italy generally. The report of the committee of the National As sembly en the budget of the Minister of Public In struction is ready ; it proposes several reductions, which amount together to 1,018,624 f. The chapter relative to the salaries sad exponent of the cardinals, archbishops, end bishops, was the subject of animated Simmion. The Paris says : " We bad opined a subscription at our alio lb: a Monomial in amour of (tea. Chan gander, and as an answer to the imams taken with regard to him. Already the national guard, answering warmly to our appeal, had brought in anmsress con tribution', letters, and addresses, testifying its haling, towards its oommander.in-ehieL Moat anparylly there was no ides in this of a miserable indemnity in imam, but a striking mark of acknowledgment and panties' sympathy. We sincerely thank ear friends sad these of the moral, whohave thus hastened to brink their mite, bat with regret. we can arose that we mast peed the subscription in seassiumse et the hilsirlig ismer "I toed to yourjounallhossamateasatota tabtorlptice fern to the pawl oationsaimila-olidoe the m ania y Ms of dap Nita die pir se =l by*, sots of . I roma that yea is my soma, amnia your hoists not to, tasks this the maim of ,seatl osaaot amps. the etwooso of my most ul sad most mallmato. " Le CeNif i "At least , pill #misa will have swaged the honourable mod Ise the extraordinary imams by which it was lelasisi to offend him; and the while a awantry, et the ant sielise% will know met WAN bre to vows him" M. N the Iseapards. seeds of the Pauline ef throe& Tare at Sudsy al leer le where he gees as ambaseador of the Pena rernblis. It is said that he stopped at An te**, in the wares of the day, and paid a visit to Abd-el-Bader. The total number of eases of cholera in the hospi tals reported to yesterday is 1,006, of which there are 666 dead. It is remarkable that of this total number of ems 419 have occurred in one hospital, the Sal petriere. RECEPTION OF THE ENGLISH IN FRANCE. BOULOGNE. TIIIIIIDAT, 3 P.M. At an early hour this morning, the who le of the national guard hive& to muster, awaiting the ex pected snivels. They were in full uniform, but unarmed. The eons prefet, the mayor and deputy mayor,, and the ex-mayor, M. Alexander Adam, were in attendance to receive our countrymen. A beautiful triumphal arch had been erected in front of the Custom-house, on which was written in English, " To the Fraternal Union of England and Franco." Between 11 and 12 o'clock the report of cannon announced the arrival of the Queen of the French and the Queen of the Belgians steam packets. The Sons Prefet and the Mayor received the visitors, and addressed them in terms of welcome. This was responded to by Mr. Loyd, the banker, of Lombard-street, on behalf of his fellow renegers. The National Guard then conducted the visitors into the town amide' enthusiastic cheering. It is in tended to give a grand ball to the English on their return homewards. Lord Brougham was amongst the SPAIN. Our correspondent's letter ia to follows: " MADRID, Mame 30. " The government makes no progress in Cata lonia towards the putting down of the rebellion. The ferocious proclamations of the captain-general, the marches and counter-marches of hie nar earaaa lead to no result. In Olot, a small town in that pro vince, the civil authorities convoked the inhabitants, and obliged them to sign an engagement to take up arms for the queen when called upon. "In Fetrensadurs a small Carlist band has made its appearance. The insurgent' of Mobil have rotired to the Aiken' mountains. Nothing is known either of their movements are intention& "General radon" Marquis of Mustraego, the captain-general of the province of Valence, hiui Un dated his resignation, in an angrily-written letter to the Minister of War, an account of inquiries haying ban entered into with rawest to one of his Dante nests having alma a month ago sionmanly ordered sonsier Meo issergante to ke shot, pursuant to a mu s e i n asor ter a e v 'ef the s o t in Madrid, •pteleity is tae rift Several pastas of utak We &say ads 'Mum I a to be is a detain. They iMuss Padims a r lerts a r r edne bead, the deep ITALY. NAPLES.—We have received a variety of despatches from Naples, dated the 28 h alt., inclg them of our own correspondent. Th e i r content ed e important MM. Temple and Eaynevel, who, it will be remembered, had gone y, in company with the two admirals, to make a last a to accomplish a conciliataryarrangesneat, and to save the barbarous carnage whi ch seemed imminent, had returned to Naples on the 28th, their effort' having b een alto fruitless. Previous to this lest effort, the admirals bad sent a steamer to make a circuit of the island, touching at all the principal ports and roadsteads to make known to the last offers penned with the mediation of France and England. This steamer visited Trapani, Marsala, Manna, Siam, Oirgenti, Alieats, Tore son, Siracusa, and Catania. The answer given (says our sonespedent) wee ens unanimous cry of " Vier * from the wbeis_ ?epistle. MM. Temple and Itayseval , an arriving at Pa lermo, sent a joist note, signed else by the admirals, to the government. The parliament was instantly assembled, and it was voted eminent& tbep wend set senehmend to aster into se sago- tintless, bet that, on Thursday, the 28th, at vitas; hostilities should be recommenced. The Sicilians, it uppears, rested much importance en the expected anneal of the damn purchased in England; they had not yet heard of the misers of one of them. The enthusiasm el the population at Pa lermo is described as exceeding all bounds. The members of the highest noblesse of both sexes were working in the trenches. On the evening of the 28th ult., a decree was issued at Naples for the collection of the taxes consti tuting the budget of 1849, depending an the future approbation at the chambers. The English and French fleets were about to de part. Two French vessels were to remain, the In flexible at Palermo and the Friedland at Messina, to protect French stets, and receive them at need. The funds were ling rapidly. The Fives, on the 27th, were et 79. _ _ SARDINIA.—The following detailed account of the citeunatances connected with the abdication of Charles Albert is given by the Patric : In the mains, after the battle, the kini, sad but calm, retnraed to the Belli* Palms. it nine o'clock he sent for the Dakes of Sam and Genoa, the eammander-in-chief, the Water Cadmus, and the lieutenant-generals and eons mama ef &video at peanut at Nirvana. The mama of his addled= had already spread in the palms, and whoa he aeimell the ream la which the encash lad einem bia, the maim of the perms present showed that they lad penetenied his sestet. The king advanced with digs*, ea mid, " °sedum% haw hos betrayed you I Nerve sad my hew; eau iwsq la &waive h d; it would be mpala* *peeing the task aweesplisind, sad Utak I eh& nodesnodesea My t services to my sess try by RI via • hat proud of is ablisedag tamer el my ma, Visitor Immanuel, Deka of Savoy. H. will obtain front Amide esedides d pease whisk she would ran treating witis me. " The moms present burst ha tame, bat me swam was vials la the lime of Charles Albert, aad all the efforts The Duke of limey to shake his rem*, were vain. king embraced hiss and the Duke of Genoa, and all who were pre sent. He thanked them for the sorrier they kat rendered him, and said, " Gentlemen, I am no hogs: your king; bs faithful a& devoted to my sou, as you ham been to me," lie then withdrew to write to the queen and charged the Dike of Savoy to deliver the letter of &dais with known had. Towards ten o'clock, the Che valier de Habitant, aide. de-eansp of Charlie Albert, and thirty-tour years attached to kis parses, entered his room, and on kis knees, and his eyes overflowing with team, us treated perusledon to follow him. Chula Albert was erected to man, and promised to write to him to say where he should be, and perhaps me day send for him. The king had a nima all the persons who surroaded him, bat dui not ap pear to have fixed the time for kis deputurts. A *urine with four hones was, however, is wetting far him ia a stmt. At Siena's:it ewe ta the mooing, the k' eon by a travelling ask, and pressded by a valet de thambre out of livery, left the palms secretly. A murk, was waiting far him at the foot of the staircase. He ad vanced with a Inn step to the animal, which he entered done. Two men got epos the bow, and Use postilion received orders to take the road of Putte-Stun. TUSCANY.—Onerszzi, who has been named die. tator, has confirmed the actual ministry in the retention of their portfolios. DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. Our correspondent writes: HAMBITAG, Aram, 8. " There is no chance now of the differences between Schleswig-Holstein and Denmark being amicably settled, and no doubt the hcetillthw will commence to-day or to-morrow. Troops, • 'pally Prussians and Bavarians, are paean sally to the seat of war. A number of Oermanfamilies were ejected from Alma by the Danes, for no other reason bat their nationality. The Danish soldiers turned them out of their own houses without ceremony, and gave them the option either to go to Denmark or Schleswig. Of course they chose the latter alternative. " The port of Kiel is blockaded. An English ves sel which wanted to get in was sent back by the cruisers. The Danish frigate Thetis has been off He land for some days past. To-day we are in formed by telegraph from Cuxhaven that the Oeflon has arrived off this island, and that the Thetis is still there. _ _ ---- ‘ineefeelaration of Count Brandenburg at both Chambers at Berlin, the night before last, created a good deal of sensation on 'Change to-day, and in consequence of the rise of funds at Berlin, they were better here, but not much business done. Generally speaking, the acceptance by the King of Prussia of the imperial crown of Germany wee wished for and expected. There are, of course, mane who are afraid such step might lead to a general war I others who consider the supremacy of Prussia injurious to ennead. ; but both these fractions are in the minority." The following intelligence from the east of the im pending war is taken from the Hamburg joarnale A letter from Schleswig, dated the 2M inst., says: Tne Lead-gunmen of armi has left thhisity and moved forward towards the enemy. The Morning Duke of Gotha, brother of the king comport of Eaglsad la here, and has bees greeted with joy. Be is in comm and of the Thu .ntingent. Persons who me supposed to have :rea s l authorit here give the following venial of the last act of tie negseistions for ppaeaaaa carried on in London. The propoesl of Lord Palmaretoa was, that all the German troops should be removed from Schles wig, when a Danish government was to he termed provisional) , though at th e sense time the definitive separa tion of Holstein was stipuLtad for. Bat this proposal was described by the Danish negotiators them selves as imposdble. Another letter, dated from Northern Schleswig, the let of April, says Danish troops have been shipped from Jutland to Mums, in Filhase. It apposes *auks Danes intend to maks ir reptiles on two sr thy:L a riats. The greater pert of the Dassi•h cavalry is is Js A letter from Copenhagen of the let of April, con tains no notice of any change in the latest decisions respecting the Duchies. The king was, on the 31st of March, off Copenhagen, on board the 4Egir, where the cabinet ministers came on board and bad an in terview with him. TEE Barnes Anocianow.—The town council of Belfeet bas reasived to invite the British Aseociadon to fat es Belled NI dill Owe of rathtiog for either 1860 or 1861. TEE Pan~ Paawnos Socarry.—Yesterday a waft of the webisibers and committee of wathiesseat of the above thedlatioa was held at the Load= Tares—Mr. T. Palmer la the alsoir. The Mewing rale was adopted “ not Vie While be henaeforth albelod be by puede= at 141. to the meths awl 91. to seek widow pee pm" The moth hr the year 'adios Deeseabw, 1868, showed that dm nobly bed, la 11110111 OR with thaws, sullied ham the pe aled' mass at the yew. the =anal eabowiplkse having falba Mack, baths lees by 101 Shea the rth eipte et the pre view . The malmsey gnaw at the length TUNIS. OM Wee et Nertheththith heaths lON awn, badadyarimath le M. 184., bet asilindesikailag rzt=ef o r t. ter e ibeissis=z a hod ua t WINS at UR Isla isparisears this year. There Si. now M pasaismans lbods. The Masada! eleliathel elowed that tho Wm, ea hit mkt woe 117 L 12a. 0L ; denims 4.11,16%; kgesies el 1001. hum the lale Jo▪ ha Itive, sal 191. ken the Ms Join hod amidlls• to bonen *dr Property to 6,2001.5.. 74., peedealsi 1006 per roam ta ttled. The Wean is dr limb li is 11111111111101 t wee above OM Kr. Henry Flay, at isiara Km% was fluted reit. dent lar the aortas year. TIM AXOOIO4 Oesaa mad-atearatr_ , arrived at Kati opera varriela t She boseebt aim legs of It NA wafts la Ilerilhomplaa 6sik. wee te=ret Drumm noir PlOOO Lracourstrota seems greatly ea ; a_ frtv fte ohne aearly 60 pens= at awe from the Mist dation la Varela for America alma ef the malty ease vp by the Oreat Northam from the bearhoed of Braes. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS This being Good Friday, no badness at sly kind was thalaated is the City. RAILWAYS. LIVERPOOL LIZ" Area. L Chadosba Pre., 111 Loa. a Matt ii d Da Rat 111 4 d Do. Plftis, d Ilaws. 00, sad Class„ 8 d Da. sad N. SIUMI. Issi a. 1. a Omar No. 2,71. la. Da IN COL, II 0 York. Nrwasa. sad Mr. (O.N.E. .11,a,lbeL, k llm. no ll* 15.11 I Per), Ils. Id. 11. d aamaisaana Aran L a. Imosake Post le um. MK.. & Lb. Elohtba I 'Erat Nordials,ll d LL a Dow, No. Lawn Do. Nast sal LW.), 14i d SALM Ana. 8. E. Is W. Tolbsidra 11 il l L AT laacoshirs is. Now ri d Oat maafam • 4 Lads sal Th ink, 44 Da, INIER a i d Do. !atm (1141), flail 113 - MI =t es : .. i i 1 mad Iltalbrdebfav Ulla. 9d. d We sal Drew. PAL Per.), 71 Great Natalie's. 11 BLANKETS.— Hicatottoirtli, April 5. —Owing to tlw wino= et the seierskeg sad to era motet Wag held a day swam ties usesi, is of to.sairoyer Wag Good Friday, three wee lets this et levees Mil, est sot stook bud s= wee den; yet thew woe the eine elleteedr lot week es the Wist :be nolokimuo se ebbe. otture n gaelieso mery taw yew offieubt logoevemem ROMEItT MID LACE Nolearsiam, Aran. It The beim Abaft aresad . mai lawalield, ahem la Usk the rem baps. Aka lr Mg soh OMNI aisle giallo laden wig is ewe male ta thy Waite • lop weelel eater the prier NM tirmeldrie the sass desselpilla at rare, shish It Is haseleal boa • bans teas Meisel sails ; aryls" hew% boa Wesel W 'w sesthera peter the eresarteelithstMthstrmedisberm, Is tee IMAM allsial iS assay Mel. Tf. t a tilisearis hew et the sale pet la easilartaWy tad hew I. ail et Stunk elm trade, the Mats Mai easiset, sot tasty la this Aria bat la the mats at Ds* The etairer, piata loan, ,sal art basesk Wise is is rather es ember' diastlas. sear at the prtmlial hams set the mmierbil te holm the mark. sees vial • made( lea& while eases hediste le she the terahlks. Wee isseseems hen bed reams is mewl strikes am *amp stele is help as the rue at The slat kaetied hose saes is la • slate liartsaer, awl seivall Ina Min Plima =II time ante eine at the haiku deresal. In per pair bir riel. ths at quell be abet It issee. Woad at lad tramseent spliti vas astird hi ens Si wee& MOM brall Ira* has a &stabilise menial n•= of brim, teem mead useerlek toned Awls, sirtae. am ether ass Nes la pregedles le the Wales% is ea the leasese . _tiLls (NAM. sewed imesessiate Metes aim pies* la the sad paw*" the llama. lisillseat trade es .. ssG tea. es yen - as ilk_ hes widely Jimeeeal Irak the left seek; =A as Sit le uk. wpm* woo hir. then Is nen ream Isille thet the wan esslias. sews.!!.sews.!!.pad bremodaelmes M • paha assakese pees& Miele Imam We ese* es the ire lesis Is Paseo lr asidoly hapreeek sl lb= steamer den 0/11M se sere that eery, aid lamb are seam The plea bobbies* trees sar bs en. slimed brisk sad theloriai Is oasts' ass wielder law Maw best rather teir seem The woo bee trait Is la a dull aoallilsa, bet knees Immo there is • Mb Mrs Pie se= alba article bet jet% this breath at iseasislase Is la • esrlitits. At lhavit mare thea an ialyd IVO Mem ere es tztmotet the "icy" es they are end. Wl* Isla Sera Meter sad the sielaiti.—Mthrelsai ihedies Lataseraa, Aran A.—Dettases is tbe inwsbesete mein the lamer het Plelleall. Ile woad agiorse are tar dear * divide, awl edits mob eat his isilmag, n e dash la ved has bellieSe kies OW Ala Weld IMO het, big the prim dm legalre ell set mils the *beer te at • metes premed WM% 119 Ini MO Yr Isla Am = Ma seder Sew aorta. The alas sibeled Ms beta at arks a does la hew at the buer.—L..4lar l Beat. WOOL— LONDON, April B.—Sine laid week the market Itse bees dell, but as there ere se pawls premiss oa the market, se Asap In price ate be seeds. Arrivals this week are 1,067 helm colonial, 400 babe foreign. Foe English Wool pekes remain very fleet, bat little busies', has beta dose this week. Boa* Down and half-bred Hag gett ls. to ls. ld. pee lb. Bukuronn April 6.—The Madams to pureham tomb = still continues, sad the Widen show no in astopress aka. The Isiah pres sew sought compared with the mom of Wools l am um of ear sareptiea, teed to dump the spirits et inquirers, sod we fled the spinners tiewillhig to buy at the prism sought. To effect isles to my extent lower real must be submitted to ; but the staple,. are loth to this ; seeing, as they do, among the growers sash a Brasses to mamas prior that cannot be realised here. CORN.—BaNDURT, April 6.—The Wheat trade a this day's market soused a rather firmer tree, at im paved prase, which is the only alteration to notice in the main trade. The following are the rater: Wheat, 6a to per bushel. Barley, 25e. tons. per qr. Beans, 3e. 9d. to 6e. per hualseL Oats, 161. to 265. per qr. BIRYINOMAX, April 6.—Daring %epaulet week a fir business has been done In Wheat at former prices. Barley dell kinds neglected. Oats can only be disposed of by sub mitting to a redaction, with which holders will not comply. Baas held for previous rata, which pptsvents anything being done, except in retail. Some eondde»bis parcels of Peas here changed hands at from 10s. 6d. to lla. per 1961b5. This day's market was well supplied with Wheat. and the trade ruled daU for all Made except white bat lower pekes were net submitted te. The better polities of Barley were rather more inquired for. Oats sold slowly, at about former currency. Beans &pia rather cheaper. More doing in Pea. Basoivors, April B.—Fsrmers were Inn in theiidassands to-day, which checked Imainas, and in comeequenes a limited sale took pima, at last week's rates. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Per unaltered. White Wheat, 71. to 121.3 red, 71. to 101. 10t Barley, 235. to 28s. Oats, lea. to 111 s. BMW. 82a. to Ms. Pess, 38e. to 38e. Burros. April 6.—The weather has es most favour able for egkeulture and for the growing crops, which are forward and looking wall. We continue to receive lary arrivals from abroad : 8,780 qrs. Wheat, 2,968 Barley, 606 Beans, and 903 sacks Flour. Coastwise sad from Ireland: 680 qrs. Barley, 1,833 Oats, sad 68 mks Flour. Farman' supplies ars moderate. The sale of foreiga Wheat has bass pod daring the week. Not so mush &big at to-day's market. There was a poor 'Steadman, and last week's prime asked ; gestations see unaltered. CERLMSFOILD, April 6.—We had a amps. supply at Wheat to-day, in consequence of the alterelian to tbs =or bit, and the proses of last week ware folly supported kr all good qualities. White, 475. to 605.; red, 40a. to 43a. Bur lap was rather lower, *wept for fine malting qualities, which about maintained its pries. Beans sad Misr spring emu without altaratioa._ April s.—The attendance at OW aiarlrit to- day wee sinalL We bare boon well 'applied with Wheat and Barley, which sold fully as high as last week. Fine Oats fetched Bd, per qr. mimes, bat Beare runainad without alttratioa. Wheat, 17e. Od. to 18e. ed. Winne Bar 28a. ad. to 29.. 6d.; grinding, Me. to 27e. Old Oats, 266. to 28e. ; new, 19e. to 235. 6d. 01d Bann, 18e. Od. to lb. Bd. ; new, 13a. to 13a. Old Peas, 12.. fkl. to 13s. Bd. ; new, 12e. to 13e. FAILNIAIt, April 6.—Wa had a fair supply of Wheat at this day's market; Mad, arm, at Mat wosk's rates, sad for fine qualides rather highs, rams woos °Maimed. Wheat, trom 71. to 131. 10s. par Med. Bade,. 21s. to XX Per gr. Oats, 17s. to 26a. Pots, SAL to 40s. Boma, 34a. to Gls. GODALMEN 0, April 4.—The What trade ban to-day was steady, at forum pima. Bad Wheat, 38a. to 44a. ; white, Ms. to Ma. to B 20.. to 28a. Per, s. Ma Baas, . 30a. to Ma. par qr. Oat s, 15a. to 225. 32 Lrvnaroor., April 5.-11 e mrte snivels fresh up for this day's market are of limited extent, a kw panels of Wheat, Barley, and Baum from the Continental ports of Europe, and of Indian Corn and Flour from the United States, forming mainly the importations of the past two days; the liberal supplies ailed in our lam report, however, en amply sallskat M sure the waste of the trade until sided by further asensiess kiss .bread. One day only intervening between our Ant sad emend markets this week, sad having no kapok, from .Hess he Skis country or Delved to malleen awe Ptessedieme. the pressdings, the trade &dog tho tered "hoes oessperetively take here, but is general without emz it qle variation buss the snaked rates of Teeeks. _ very kw emweery millers appemed at our Can =oat. resenkg, ear isms hopes WO rakes more eillee; ails Wheel, umiak as rime the gemisel rem a swam the eperaeisme Win to a his smut, est terms egad le our het insialens. except In awn where Id. CLltk woe meetlef in order to ewe demurrage. In or Ida Hsu, HMI or me lwehmes wee apparent; slathintgh he Animism the treesellems today were only niodenteocesidenble sales might bine been *Hated at a limber decline of 6d. per banal hamlets aid , whisk in very few meness wee la compiled with, is 'm holding good Western kemis Indy at Mc fir m barrel, aed other et qualities ardeake rates. Bar , Nat, Beans, and Pees coaued le rale in all respects t muse as described in the feregoleg remit. Pikes milks s Ols o , m a =de nts le d g a t ens mainteined late priers; the sad in forks' remaking Mink of oh, an downwards nine. Oatmeal was also in bet set kwer, being already one of the shows& hod en tho meeket. Wks Oen, meeting a revived deemed this seinhig, wee dimmed et readily sad extensively_ he Irish seems at the fall sneer. wend CMS 21 " 1 being rather more sellable, remained steady in vase. Ar rivals kie lavesel bon the 3rd to the 4th of hick. sive : want, ; Barley, 1,473 ; Malt, 464; 1,113 ; Beaus, _5,644 t 107; Indian Cosa, 8,603 qrs. ; Indian Cora 11 90 0 kink ; Oatmeal, 163 mob ;Tlok, 136 asks 1,876 barslo. NIBWIIIIRT.,4I6.—The supply ot•Wbeat WM duly no. dente, and - assell a needy sale, at the Irina ot last week. The qesatity of Sealy se offer woe net lnue, but the trade was Buell, as our ythestpal naltnue aro tall of sad the noes Env* is tine. Oets; ltessu, sad peas easier to buy. Menem to the Est Marsh: Wheat, 716 qn., at 41* let per qr. ; Derby, WA, les ed. ; One, 211, 17s. • Pinta T=, Apra s.—Tho Whist market was well at. noralsg, sad asks were ands at prior tilly squeal to late rates ; bat, some hoiden asked a auk ed. fen• edge to say extent WITS Onkel. eeppliesda ries lb* ba days lune bees mall. mod as eller so sum to lasp* omen that ends 11111 ISM 1 1:= 11" . Miss Misse.4le. to red, 41s. fs Ob. Very Bab tuners' Wheals ellwing, mod inset of than are as saint. &Whig &Awe slow sod dilkuit eels. Kakis* tames of is small panels, at 27e. to 111* Baas wry dell, at Ilk to Ids. for good heavy ticks. Pisa lbw, Ms. to SU Dew Boonton, Apratrade Ira. A diot advisee in the very best qualities o f Wheat sad Bexley. heat, 2k. to 31. . . per load. may, Me. to 81e. pot qr. Oats, 14s. to inordroz-oe-Taas, Apra 4.—Tbe uric el grain far the past week are 1041 MAR At this dare aarket we had a fek show of Wheat tram the growers, for whin the demand was geed at tie pried of title day week. Forties It lair re it=lest wales rota. Hark? is Unita deemed. Gan, ad Pete saki dewy at neat last week's 41.2 Limnos. April 6.—The apply of Wheat snr l :3, ad the trade ad lower la pr ie d than leaf week. For eon the sale now latand Barley es well es ariag Ode sane only at is Tamed very rataF or Baas end Peas then is soareely say dewed. WA.II7IILD, Aiwa 6.-The arrivals of grata are large this week. We lave a lletldap market, being kept, off the usual day ,• the ENE& Of /align Wheat we do not make say inoterial animism in vela*, but the sale Is very limited, teal buyers get the turn. B if if really fine, is billy as dear; otherness se ery .11Mealt to quit. Oats sad Ms& balm. seareely sell ao well. The fat ere pours Wheat, per qr. of 80En., lothibmh., Issast, and Kest, red, new, 435. to 465.; extra, 465. ; white, 44e. to 475.; extra, 60s. Norfolk aad Hunts, red, 42e. to 44e. ; extra, 465. ; white, 42e. to 465. ; extra, 47e. Linsiolimhire and Cambridgeshire red, 425. I to 43e. • extra, 445.; white, 425. to des. • extra, 47e. ; Yorkshire, red, 40s. to 425. ; extra, 431.; 425. to 44e.; extra, 475. ; Death's and Konigsberg, white, 465. to 48s. ; ex tra, 601. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 41e. to 43e.; extra, 445. Mediterranean. red, 38s. to 891. ; extra, 41s. ; old, red, 1847, 41 .. to 43e. ; white, 49a. Barley, per quarter imperi a l, N or f o lk and Suffolk, 381. to 301. ; extra, 31s. •, Lineolashin and Yorkshire, 265. to Ma. ; extra, 30s. ; &mob, 28s. to 295. • extra, 31s. ; grind. fag, 21e. to 225.; , 31s. to 235. ; mars, 26.. Beans, per areir, 611 the. to the small, fine, w•ee, 29.. to 10e. ; obi, 355. to 365. Ticks, new, s. to 29e.; old, 325. to 335. ; fo reign, new 26e. to 275. Oats, per stone, mealing, 13ed. to 9d. ; sites, 104. ; feeding, 814. to W. ; extra, 10d. , foreign, Bd. to 9d.; extra, 104. She/ling, per load of 2611th., 22e. to 281. ; extra, 24e. Malt, per load of 6 Mto s. 40e. ,• extra, 425. Peas, pa imp. qr. blue b al wb d:irtte boilers, Me. to ; extra, no. • gni and feed. Ms. to Ms. ; extra, 30s. Rapeseed_ , per Lit hap., English, Mt. Os 284 ; lureigs, 261. to 281. Llama, per imp. qr., 325. to 40e. Imports daring th e week: Wheat, 20,138 qrs. • Bar ley, 8,603 ; Oas 9N ; Beans, 2,263; Peas, 96 ; NO loads; Malt , WOAKINOTON, April 4.-The :ly of grain from the homers was larger than we have fora few weeks back ; prime neminally the same. Wheat, top, 21s. 6d. to 19s; Earley, 10s. ; Oats, 8.. 6d. to 7s. per 3 imperial bushels. WATIATORD, ArE 4.-Our market madman ezosediugly dell for every arta. in the trade, except Indian Corn, whith is of in goal deessad, at a slight improvement on the currency Satorday last. EDINNOILON, April 4.-The supply of Scotch Wheat at market this maruiag was small; but, from abroad, the arrivals still continue large. Farman Wheat full= ported last week's pion, and there was • fate elle fur at about previous rates. Barley we. exceedingly dull, sad, to effect a clearance a decline of U. to 21. per qr. had to be submitted to Oats met a better demand, ' bat no advance could be obtained. Beans without alterabloo but Peas are lama le. to 2e. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, t0p,641.; average, 475. Id. Barley, top. Us • average, 275. Bd. Oats, top, 225. Bd. ; average 19s. 6d. Beau, 30s. to 28e. 4d. GrAsoow, AWL 4.-Sine. the 28th alt. about 1,600 loads Oatmeal mad 6® maks Flour hays comprised for the mat part the implies frant Ireland; front abroad Indianimports to the Clyde have coosisted of about 3,100 qrs. Corn and 6,600 barrels Floes from America, together with upwards of 6,000 maks Flour from Fumes. Via Grangemouth, the ar rivals from foreign ports have again been on a liberal lode, amouadag dosing the week to 11,838 qrs. Wheat, 6,070 Barley, 1,200 Rye, 2,860 Beans, 1,100 Pass, and 7.490 sacks Flour. Coastwise, with the exception of about 2,700 qrs. Barley, the supplies have been small. la the value of the Baer kinds of Wheat little variation hes osarred it.. the date of our last report ; bat to make perms with the inferior descriptions of Ersign lower osiom have bad to be taken, sad a fair quantity found derrag " rs ta. re below • B egoTa d tio e nt wr At w ere this morning Wheat was in improved request, and floe qualities brought full prices; but the inferior kinds weld only be sold at the reduced rates current during the week. Batley was rather more sought after at our quotations, which are reduced Bd. per boll. Oats, Beane, and Pea In slow demand, at former prices. Flour and Oatmeal un altered. Priors : Wheat, per 2401 b. English, white old, 24a. to 24e. bd.; new, 225. 6d. to 235. 64. ; red, old, 235. to 23e. 61. ; new, 21s. dd. to 22a. 6d. ; Scotch, white, old, 245. Od. to 24.. 6d. ; new, 20s. Od. to 231. Od. ; Irish, red and white, new, 211. Od. to 22e. ; Dents* old, 245. Od. to 24.. Bd.; new, 23e. 6d. to 244. . • Pomeranian, old, 231. Od. to 24e. 04. ; new, 21e. Od. to 22. . Od. ; Daaith, old, 22e. Od. 10 23e. Od.; new, 19s. 04, to 21s. 6d. ; Odom, soft, 201. 61. to 21s. Od. ; Canadian, 21s. 6d. to 225. Od. ; United Satre, 21 .. 6d to 225. Od. Bala, per 3201 b.., Bar wick and Scotch, new, 18a. Od. to 19s. Od.; Irish, asw. lie. 6d. to 17e. ; foreign free Pomeranian, &a., old, 17s. 04. to 18s. Od.; Danish, 16 .. 6d. to 17.. Od. Oats, per 26tIbs., Berwick and Scotch, new, 15s. 04. to 161. 6d. • Irish, Wexford, to., new, 14e. ed. to 16s. Od. ; Limeri ck, to., sew, 15s. 6d. to 16e. 'Od. ; extra, prepared, old, 16a. 3d. ; biotin, Bea., old, 14s. 6d. to 15e. Danish, old, 145.t0 14e. 6d. Beans, foreign, per 4 imp. bush., old, 13s. 6d. to 14s. • new, 14s. to lit. 6d. • Irish. 2601 b., new, 14s. to 14; ed. ; WlLttper 28016.., old, 14s. Od. to 14s. 6d. Pen, 280th.., , llis. to 16s. 6d.; grey, 14s. 6d. to 16e. Flour, per Meths., English, superfine, old, 36a. Od. to 38e. 04.; 34.. to 36e.; line, old, 33e. to 34e.; extra choice qua. Miss, 365. Od. to 37e. • American, per barrel, sweet, aid, See. W. to 255.; Can'adian, sweet, 245. ed. to 255.; sour, 26a. 04. Oatmeal, per 28011 w., Irish, common cut, 265. to 275. Od. Indian Corn, per 28011*.. 16s. to 17s. ANCONA, Msnca 20.-Wheat, 38.. per qr. f.o.b. ; Indian in own. Lo.b. betty ow psi Is womisd No Is Menspssd ; bog We wIPPOS e It will be a ts s from tids. to linnoa 30.-Tits rinse la ed vtt:s not a i a e ses coatiml wil w 015 ls= wirer Ws fig doled t=nt y I S: d irs. asit v et a st 4 . 2111 th. mthul i , sad ma. allb. we eme she wry waft espolisL Ths but two gra leis TINNio llsr NNW bit es an Ow 14t11 : they oastalnwl obit* arise aim They wen Ittlarat ysilsrisy by two Ss the Oat oast. A Wax weed at IWO qn. dwrlsral for Newest!. a t Is. W. al IWO of 1,186 qts. ite Larks at is. SA. Liosokw, MARaz 27.-We have wade( New to wedge In in imed. our Inastst. Pippin Windom is at gannunt allow wMh the war Ma iinswOULLES, Keys 30.-Sales et Pei& Mews wheat Yoe hem Ewes at s ts. and ho On Ma It.. hes been paid. Our balm am Meek szbentlsi. CATTLE, &a SMITHTIILD, Moo o'Clock. The number of Beast' is, for the day, considerable • there are kw wanted, and they with dificalty make t he same as ea Monday last. The supply of Sheep consists principslly of thaw left over from Monday; there Is very little demand for theta, and our quotations remain unaltered. Lamb is the Wet sends in request , this being Good Friday ; the sup ply_is net so large as on former widow ; they are readily sold, at kir prime. Trade is active for chaise Calves, at as advances of filly 2d. per Sib. From Holland and Germany we have% Beast. 10 Sheep, and 110 Calves; fr om Scotland, 200 Beret ; and 129 Mitch Cows from the Home Counties. et Ma a L el. I Pr slaw of Ma a. .a. Sima laso6 niaatartio. . 3 4 3 6 Plot That ilit.-03‘ IL 3 ...... 3 0 3 4 Hot Lass-wool. 3 4 eassad waft 1142113.. 4 10 IN. da. Slaws 3 3 Osavas ........ 3 4 • 4 11 T wos 4mado. asa m aad e seesawseesaw 3 3 3 Mo 3 twin Barbra& 4 4 Lamas_ esenest„ 04; 0 4 mop set Maks. LOW OlitTe4 0 ; DONOASSIZ AP= FAlL—This great annual fair was held on the 6th inst. It had been confidently anticipated fee some dap previously that a groat dal of business would be transeoted : and there was every probability that such would be the oses. Some days before the fair a great number of Hone dealers bad arrived, and some good nags were also seen to enter the town. The morning of the Isle, however, proved extremely wet, the rain having fallen peek, heavily during the night. This bad, no doubt, the dint of preventing the attendance of several armies and dealers, and would cause the stock to be is. them would camels' have been the case. The limese shwa previously to the fair were somewhat inferior le whether madly been noticed. There're', however; in the ildrom moths dunned for first-class animals for all purposes. leader met with a dull tele, and 'groat numbers reemnall streaglng hands. The show of entire bessin leek plaits, se usual, opposite the South Parade, and wee ailesisd by a very large assemblage of persons. Don. emir en me former oeseska bee had so great a number of emnikat stallions of di demelptions as were seen at this fair, Ake at the' pubis "hew or at the prince stables in the town, mewl whisk may be enumerated Mel = we a l the meet T. The bser av er w re da y ,oa i s Et ro uri o t =ger is mhistriese ad i kethi Ceasf:tor dos ta G lf ei rogt el i lbsse were its &sisal. he -rung, aide& and other i pun Warlock, Homey /sea, The Draw He lid ielfjoing Paktum, Fermies Farad, Young aseni lidatore, Team Clidosseseme. lie. The show of made was WNW, both in respeet of numhem PM quality, to some previous yeah, sad met with as aseeskagly dull sale, at low priest. Fat stork realised Clem ss. 6d. is per st. The lemply of Sheep wee large, ',Welly fa Hop ; and thew the eriike. pee with a slow demand. Hogs part of as ken MAD sa. There wee little activity in say part el the sift magi esepasf of Horses, and in these the de moted me edgily tin tie hest. SUNDAY TRAVELLING ON RAILWAYS. DITIMO3I en gosition .That leave bi item to Wig In a OW to rev& late Sunday twang ea rollmop ; " Ayer 56, Noes 20. ATE& Andrews, A., adagios. The. Jervis, SW J. L'oi'n J. Armoires', It. Elk, J. &rem D. P. Bork& kr P. T. Eliot, Ron. .1. Ra lg tr, O'O. H. Ilanwollo, kW. Ban, M. T. Fortisene, /in.I.MR . . D. km% Lod D. Bellow, IL H. Greaten, C. P. Vka. nishmene, 1. A. Botheriy, Copt. Grey, Sir G. Thenswen, Col. C. I. Grey, B. W. Now .* Ilk P. Thornily, T. ledL LW. Bawer, B. hoe. lard A. witsima.oipt. Bblw, J. H u e!. iWorateria.VlN. Withsail. 1. P. Ibmaartaa, J. G L. Polar, J. Wlllonshby,Srli. lam Or J. Y. LardW. Wllion, J. Burlap, Z. H. T. B. P. adlisen..l. W. Homan. E. =LIAM Catleld, J. C. Howard, Lord E. ,kr 1. Looke, J. D D H. Huns. J Howud i llon. C. F. C. Asku37. IL = m , P. . mtl i NOBS. Adkreky, C. B. Eska, B. laryraw, IL K. V, H.. T. =Z. H. Piedyee, A.D. Bindle% A. W art q, J. S. Sr E. N. Herbert, H. A. =C m Camay. T Ilindley, A. Doman, G. Lock/aut. o W. &girt, J. Onran. "um — Dgiatis, Mr P. Palmer, B. Taylor, T. E. Dobai, Eat eppreoo. OUTGOING MAILS. The mile kr Ildllk Murk ASMtn mad the Liked Nike wills maw this ernsis Meek at ApriL The wits Ise Tim Waft lAilies, Madeira, Cain, and Gibraltar WM be wale open She warelist Mika 7th of April. The min eel MareaMea, le the Mediterranean, Rapt, Orylea, wis h Mriatang, is., will be wade up as the ewe= the 7W:en. The beim Nile, anlndlai Derwada, Mareana, Xmas. deed New Orleena, anii Yeas, awl irking those kr Madeira. Jaiwthellisenies, MIIII Owned.% Oa, awl Pore, will be wade op ea the WAN et the 17th April. The swim fa Olinelir. MO% Oresehe kaki' Wendt. Ate. (bytes. lalik. lberso4Leas. and We lbeeebeaspeoM be ewes open the newingel Me Mk The swim kr Meidan. Zoe de Vane Mark Mena LIZ" and Anomie, will be mei op ea the ith of ANIL The walls bre here. the ilnuale, and Beres Ayres, wlllbe wade up on the Melee of the Ilth et May. *ION WATTS AT LONDON DIDION Too —llAislog. 111 aft. poi 1 Aftenue, *W. put I. T./bassw—llinlaj, le W. poi 1; Alamos. If ala. put i. LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 6. The revenue returns for the financial , year and quarter ended yesterday, show a continuous, though not a very great, improvement It is true there is a decrease on the quarter of 264,0931., but this has been occasioned by the stoppage of the China money which added 455,0211. to the return for the corresponding quarter of last year. The returns show an increase of 1,169,5541. in the eastome revenue for the year 1848-9, as compared with that of 1847-8 ; in the excise revenue an in- Male of 569,6321. There is an increase of 39,0001. Is the crown lands. In all other breaches of the ordinary revenue there is a demons.; the most con siderable item beingone of 719,5811. upon stamps. The excess of increase over decrease on the total revenue of the year (ordinary and extraordinary) is 887,2891. The result of these returns is, that in the customs revenue of the year just ended, as compared with that of the preceding year, there has been an increase of more than a ; in the excl.' revenue an increase of more than half a million ; in the revenue from stamps a decrease of nearly two-thirds of a million ; and in all other branches of revenue, inconsiderable variations— in a downward direction in all of them except the crown lands. The customs revenue is obviously recovering with most rapidity from its depression, nor is the cause of this far to seek. The alterations made of late years in the Excise and Customs duties, have re moved the pressure of the former to a ocnaiderable extent from the cheap luxuries of the poor. Beer and soap are now the only articles extensively command by the labouring daises on which the Excise presses. On. the other hand, the Customs duties on sugar, coffee, cocoa, fruits, &c., have been materially diminished, and provisions are im ported free of duty. There can be little doubt that in consequence of this state of affairs the industrious poor stint their pots of ale and indulge in rashers, pudding., and temperance society beverages. The moral of this story is, that our financial system has already, by almost imperceptible degree*, under gone a change that renders further immediate changes indispensable. the reduction of customs duties on sugar, coffee, fruits, &c., concurrently with the maintenance of high duties (to say nothing of excise restrictions) on malt and hops is diminishing the oon gumption of British barley by an artificial financial operation. The growers of that article must be le lieved. But how is the deficit in the revenue that will thence accrue, to be supplied P Not by increasing existing customs duties or imposing others. The in trigued quantity and cheapness of provisions under the new tariff, has contributed too much to augment the comfort and health of our industrious labourers, to admit of such a thought. The balance of expenditure and income must be kept even by bold and extensive retrenchment ; and it is only in the cost of oar armaments that any ma terial saving is possible. The important economies that can, no doubt, be effected in our civil outlay may be] required to meet possible increased enemies calmed by improvements in the general organise,- tion of civil government. And, in addition to retrenchment in the army and navy, our financiers must prepare for such a revision of taxation as will give full and free play to the policy of reducing customs duties, and, if possible, abolishing the excise. Toe revenue returns for the year and quarter which ended yesterday are a pre.- tical demonstration of the necessity of having recourse to Mr. COBDEN'S budget, or something very like it. The opinion we have expressed, that the compara tively slight improvement on the year's revenue very inadequately shadows forth the year's improvement in the social condition of the people, is fully borne out by the trade returns issued on Wednesday last. It is essential to bear in mind that these returns re fer only to he first two months of the present year— that in point of fact they extend from 6th January to sth March, 1849. These two months were certainly distinguished, if not by a very considerable pros. parity, at least by a marked amelioration in the condi tion of the commerce and industry of the country. Since the date included in these official tables it is equally certain that some material change has occurred in the previous state of things. There have been several reasons for this, and all of them arising out of the uncertainties of continental and colonial politics. The revival of the war in Piedmont, the expiration of the armistice in Holstein, and the protraction of the cam paign in the Punjaub, have all conspired in different degrees to relax the confidence and distract the calcu lations of oar merchants and manufacturers. We must peruse these custom-house returns, therefore, with such a reservation as will prevent us from. or getting that, although published in April, they strictly represent a posture of affairs which belonged only to January and the succeeding month. Depending in a most intimate degree, as this country does, upon a full and steady supply of raw materials of manufacture procured from foreign sources for the employment of its people upon objects destined to internal consumption, there can be no doubt that the most vital portions of these periodical bul letins of imports and exports are the figures which exhibit the quantities of raw materials procured and consumed. So long as we import largely of com modities of this class, we cannot go far in a direction. They are not in themselves artiCTen luxury, although capable of assuming such a form, and being converted to such a purpose—but converted only by a process of labour, which mast first enrich and provide for a numerous body of dealers and work people, whose profits and labour constitute an Important element of the national wealth. If, for ex ample, we increase our arrivals of cotton by 60 per cent, there are onitwo conclusions to be attached to the fact—either t he internal or the external trade of the country have supplied a larger demand, and afforded a more extensive employment, than they had done before. Considered in this light, the returns before us are exceedingly satiafactory, not merely as concerns the comparison between the present year and 1848, but even u concerns that more critical comparison which may be instituted between leen and 1849. Thus we have the following results as the im ports of— RAW MATERIAI,B. 1b44. Allall, oft 01Is, !My I. Tam, owts. Cotton wool, Ilingis wool, a. 190 15.000 64,099 71,000 662,400 33,000 654,000 3,669,000 mOOO novo 17,000 MANZ l o y:: MOP* 1849. 411.111111 174 SAM •1111