The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-10 00:00:00

e_A--z--e--14/-a--a• Fate-4 (Y - rdoeee-G1 10- !. I t OTTl3ttl TAN of WICILAND. Mara 6, Ir.—The -N,.27 1 4 CM Si b irkS 4 l si aTt Lim ..ttr, ass bast es TIRSISDA T. WA MA: o' jeg o v i 6. isaskir 41 adklend. m ; Az VI (fib o m t o r i k ir o rds — arg it s ssegepe.A r _... et a Cleoemee Li it v. ill igs —rs t e lilm iketril a 7=l:4.. l.7.lllll ! M e of Ur bealetee vill le mob le Is di. some at tbe Irk. ea r = a lhe — .758 MGM, 11.11.-11, ma us prima Is Ole ?lb pser et Geo. 11.. so =Mb milbee to .068 Os sad abatis vibe .im ..% kw . b.... L . 0, la Ye oink 11.111, et the stook toe vide be Zd= dis iss eeesete ail dee doll bows bees asiselsok or deb km ow let Moo. olt IT nueloble .... t . emeadea to ea IsOntre s mew ee be Ye mem el the so by my debt et settle. MA Am Or deolis et er a rrees wbe obeste bees astatiee ix Ilee M the OMNI* Of Illa havosaa Is Se Ws al hind 110 maim WSW, Sot toomise seam —....-- • W i mp, o awing* taws " immanent al w tord enYO Y 48.1".4.6 "481 ' 488 " polth hob lkokballdlosaii ........ l= 4ll " 0 41070,000 0 Nod orni s toroli _ 1,1111,734 1,271.7471 I land lho aloof bob 7,1011,000 0 7,106,000 Wound 14 Yo isporamt of 1104 lam* UNA' I kal"" 0 WIN tome of loosii holm Ilko • POEM Ibsen& anis of 164, 0r50014141 lova MON 0 MAI Proloool SALMI 4 4304,074 1 Plommid lib bins* Was 41541174 e 4,401,1341 Seemelealelellielleet 1111 = 11 of taaromost oa . ii - a 24 004 84 -»» 144377 0 217.1170 • fair Um of 1,14•10 to 11;411y of lbw 414,0416 " 514,515 " 710,000 It 410,00 • 13. I.laaalaaldra 161 Emir, Taal, fad Dar., 14 Great Nathan, Ilf Da. Halves A, Deferred, 3 Do. Halves 8, 61 Great Wearer, 16 el env De. Pith% ilea de Do. New 171., 131 ea die Hail and Selby. 1021 11 to dlv lane. k Tort. Mgr, 7f Do. New Oar. 6 pa Oat, 94 leads aad Brallard, 103 ea av Oa 1131.46" &Casa, 34 31 De. Pra4 pa. nt., 30* Load.. and Cner wtea, 94 ired, 21 Loa. M Is 33. Wea, 136171+ ex div MAN. abi. IL B. (C), 41 Lan.* 9 ea die Sim Ha Da. II , k 1 I N. lalaMffint. Wear Val. 6 per Cent Guar., 61 Son., tad W Tfkk, Nowa, and Dawiet, 26 24 dlv Do. (Orfg. Neve. Its Bet.), 24 lea dm Do. (Newe. Ex.), IS 1 ex div Tort and N.. Ifidland, ex di, Do. Pref., 91 Do. E. &W. B. Ex., 24g dlv Boulogne and Amber" 94 f On. of Prance (Or. & Vientra), 121 131 Namur and liege, 114 N. of Prance, 111 6 Orleans and Bordeaux, 34 Paris sod Room, 211 Paris and Strasbourg, 41 ex lot Rosen and Havre, 12g Tours and Nantes, 21 g WOOL --LONDON, March 10.—The market cm ttaufs firm for colon al. and improved rates ere locket for. F• r foreign Mere is a fair husi ~o n, doing, end the quotations ere fully support-d. Spaeth FRS. round Leone'', 1.. 4d. tt 1.. &I ; t•egvvia sea 8 1..., is. 2d. t, 1.. 41. ; Betide, 1.. 11. to Is 24 ; floe, 1.. 3d. to 1.. 31. ; Portugal, K. 91. to Is. Id., F and 8, 61. to 11/. ' and Lomb', ltd. to ' Is. 44. • German, &e., Id. and 24 . ; ICecoral. 3s. to 4s 31.; Prima, 2.. 34. to •2.. 104.; Pita s, le. 6.1. to Z.; Moravian, It'smortl, 3s. 9d. to 61.; Prima, 2.. U. to 3s. ; Lambs' 2s. to 3s. Od. ; Pieces, la. 6d. to 2.. 61 ; Fribs, le. 3d. to le. 61., and Skin, ls. 6d. to 2s. Arrivals this week are 462 bla. foreign, TO colonial.: There it a considembls basins doing in Beglish, though net that briskarm which was ea psesed a short tlesesinea ; rill prices smarm. South Down Hoggets, 1.. to ls. Id. ; half bred, ls. to L. Id. ; Ewes' clothing, Ild. to Is.; K-nt Fleeces, 11,1 d. to Is.; Combing Skins, 9d. to Is. ; Flannel Wool, 91 to Is. Id. ; Blanket, Bd. to 11d., and L•icester Flamm, 101 per lb. 791.] LONDON, SAW' . 10, 1849. (THREEPENCE. ST-UNION a LONDON.-I lied .--fle moat mom 11 :2 11 : 11 010311 A •-• pod o r n im o etAtur i ETA: , at aisse‘bs Am .... • o ni r tia:a l,r ilwika AlLT as riber W. 1 Free*. A. 11A- Pe ittrOD I MPTI. 1 ball'7l Gls POCOCK. , asenrs= ••., WM gleirA. Ms*. tee. birOSPICTI OF RIGHTISM FORTY-NINE. l i m ea r We A b l=g: i ' s por len 74 ii i li getgal. ilisft all at , MS/ a III4= 1"“ IS 1#11:1 4 ji il tillr lial°4l"lllB arat ail 2 ri lla 1 1 a • II ...I.:Vt _ ow ••=1•• ••• =Velma owl te Oa %Dotal, at 1 : Wombs awl alsodes Is •on DWAIN. Vir4•• •• Mkt, ••••••r, the Prisarmahm lg. Ong. ISlMlliegillik I RON BEDSTEADS =A CHILDREN'S COTS.- N. very IMP IMIITIMMA el Ors MM Yrs rd bar how ear rd Oure tram re orb. Ord vre• a MOM alitralat Ea s d enraTirriBMrtinerail l 11 1:4011 W. re= re • ami s idre gw th ans re le Meat bee beldredrera = o aft ef.7 Mg (rat WU fri• to M; liK 1(8 ! I PAOTVIebit SA-Itra QUM IP . °COMPANY kg to bring Win alt JS -s ea, UN deo owl am of le s t ua N L • ► PIRCH I MP MIAL AL VIN grag,r w oodo=rim b ri %tog= sow er k i....t. ...,.............._ nub mart don Imago, ab ezw :k =4l PlO.. ILlogliosnilenry a t = 1 II WM aOw to molber. MrighttliTlirra• higsrU s g kin us t or ornoilog oisiplo Inbigiogi lira go at ko mom° poobroboi Pm Mo oroottor.2ordo ss ' mak of Orromont Mai • MA PIIOHA DR MD° on linos to novo . SirdroirryWinr - cgroxiar,..c; of lok gingen* In tows ond oromen. . CLEAR. PAIR, sad SOFT SHIN.— .4.2" rlSKALirtrilat wiriss = l b .,eatilla g a A vs dis ii i 1 is way le k .....,..,ffzi GYM me learis edilv ie nn i t wom ..337 & 61. 1 la L 1 1 . St =fir ea g i Trvegghtt4. A i Ii mm ARNETIITB PILLS for the NERVES and sIOICLIn pin 40. Si nod ll• • box ?Ws szleasallowy au hos ory ~at lb ageds ea Us wed ra l". ° VI Iny Mort =no pre• mass Is is im s=i ma r s II ado i i: trt s ta:4l . Is tea. W de al= done yew re P r mil% Vcd m,irfNwlpl rar ii. e l- 4: l = hai s—...».. ! , el ba d•••••••••; ••11 MG. Nellillmand. driss: OPAL OYAL ACADEMY LECTUREIL—The 111111/1711 ill uniels tuil Marifts a Prokster LidWi as MIMI& Tbe Allllllaoll waff o rpi se . plop 61.-11 a• vii et es Int Lulus as 17; Ihe am/ as talielig. M. IS: as as Yew MIA: soll Ur lift lanais wenn Wady. /gra 111. SON A i ` limb. KR. MASON a g e s t agr imas ebirl ibt al) e. lo A11...1011._ae the eill• hi. ..=••••mr.1113 DAY. Mora DI, rA & Tooner 1010 fairwhfo BOLD ROUT M. Omen la lho Dons of Amami :—='• =.llridoooinet. s podeomik ralemo, inmoleo. Mob& eeil morrow die*. MM. okriollo ink skiing. waileloose. misomeleprie of Wee woe, ell ram* ••- iimm• ••• WE= le So oopliollit for Is peowlete rhos. V: is wa Ski , illpro• EStri es =ir S• A 42• M ."6"74I MINHEArsk=I • Robins, mem& a lo def rteo u ri m fq ami r g. ll: mei MINN -4 owl Done ef Mee • Amine ri ons M aws. il• 454 lbe • at fe rhime "V e7 ".. looMooNter ."..". ; oft e r s ie Et a mida" . Lel" FRANCE. PARIS, Fanmr, 6 r r. A committee has been chosen this morning, to pro. pare the list of candidates for the council of sate The followicg are its members :—M.NI. Woloweki, Vieillard, Oaalonde, Vergoes, de Remumt, Dufaure, Charlemagne, Conti, Woirhaye, Vaulabelle, algoulte, Martin ((re Strasbourg), Ihsesearts,Mensod, Bernard, Beaumont (de la, Somme), Lanese, Leyraod, Dovergier de Hatuanne Banehart, F. de Lea:eyrie, Dellongrais, F. Map, 'handle, J. Aichard, Lance dot, Pieroo, Dem*, Taunt, ooudelmax. Of these, 17 belong to the moderate party, and the remaining 13 to the opposition. Sir Ribett Wilecn bat artivid in Paris, en ?VW* for England. In the National Assembly, to-day, the third reading of the electoral law was resumed, bat afforded no dis cussion of interest. There has been again to-day . an immense rise in the hide. Tae Threes have mien 2.10, closing at 53.70, and the Fists 210, closing at 86.16. Some disturbances took place at Blois on the even ing of the Sth inst., on account of the taking down a "bonnet Phrygian" which surmounted the tree of liberty. The rappel was beaten; bat the National Guard soon restored order. The Minister of the Interior has authorised the r i t= to deliver to all refugee Pulse, who shall it paseports t r leave France, a :supply of to teach the fronler. I send the bank account made up to the end of the week terminating . to the Bth instant. The notes in circulation have increased about a million. The Wavy balance now standing at 461 . millions has been augmented 7 millions. The epees* has again received a large augmentation, no leas than 9 mil lions; of "lick 7 millions are in the central and 2 millions in the branch banks. The discounts have again fallen off about a million; those of Paris being somewhat slightly increased, while those of the de partments have been reduced 11 million. Some further advances, amounting to about 11 stink*, have been made this week on the various loans contracted to be made by the bank. The protested bills have had but a slight reduction. This item, however, is not new much regarded, since the ultimate loss has been cal culated at 4 millions, and that amount already writ ten off as bad in the Bank books. The amount of issues now is 420} millions against 312 millions of specie. W..ATS OP THIBUII OF FLUIOS op to MAH.OBB,with nerandiag ham 01 the promikti week : Wok mini Week mein /114141. Mani i. LlAnnus. S. O. r. O. 01011. ...-- 111.1414111 0 17,100,000 4 101419 . 0 . 0 r Wed bomb IXS: • 26 1r ° 0 0 10, 000 0 = ciii;ioVO4-00i91W—"-- lieuru la n a il ........... .0"/0 1 0 4 . 6646 Ce Int aska la _ WOMAN • *UAW , DI. buil Imils .... 17 736,100 0 10,710.181 0 Ilk in air . 1116191 91 WU U Ausul_ swat of Trusary. woo; 19.111.7 7 1 66 agr: 111 ulfta Illiounle soma ._.••••••„„ „ SUNiel SS 700 33 Arseri_ arum la Ur immori.. WOO 6 16•3° ° 660 0 1 ..__ .1404210•0 jilt ........—.... .111 0 SOUS , 0 4.9144. 2666 11 ;01 Wain mere 00 . ME D eme r-..— ine 1411 . 6 .. -... b . i . .. 1.3 11 A/ 0 a 6416 . 7 " 64 11610•"""..,-7.• —..... s.nams 0 2,114.073 0 414113 16 411401 II 1 411 et cZi - iiiiiiiiiii;::: 192,194 $ 1/7,4•6 IN dims lakinali, isil ak. •11,740" •04,p•" SI sat dleir• Isterok — ca Who = -11 S-1116 0 311,3.1 0 1 44kissit la 11•11.7 —. 7.7.:__- 5t4140 83 saktot IS Nista Ins* 10010 ow • 431 , 106 6 -....--- .-.... 121.114 33 115491 16 6111,616,431 N 761,011,4111 01 06 ••• ir 94 tow* 71 or 1, nrirear mom iar - . 1 . 6 iviAtulls • POI ww aes usizoo Man 6 6 6 117 usit aospreir• — ialielr: - ... "- .. go ea OW N De.... ib...1.0.._.....--- ;;. ..4: ....... Wks • . • ROMAN • 6617•••• on OM howl Primil pa ia, uls 11.115,r. 7 1 . 6116 .4 1 4 4 0 11 . 11 40 11 0 0 40 " 11 1111111. m 6I • Iii••• lois ...IWO is dr ads ea Timm 677 e ... .... "MAO 0 NANA* 6 11114.014.494 91 193,119" 91 VOA Maws 9 Lana. —• per 0•19.. IS 10 ; The pi Om. IS SO; Lait lam. ' 99. DIP= Flo w sl ag M bit s- Do —; De. 1150r.9946-11•14 ; 1.9091 MOW —— ' lona lane tiati riirds. —. rmsoo Omsk rm. 13119. Zaino ea looks ad Odin ISO; Pail V I II $3O; &ram sad Hem, ——; vlsaaa awl eizsabworg sad 11.19, 1111.• Omen (Thru ms ). 371 13; Anima orl Ilealogos, —; lanhataris. 4311; Malts. 471. THR TRIAL AT BOURGEB. MANCIIII,(111110071Th DAs.) At tea o'elok deo asset was opened. At eleven (Mock the jean, Melt Oak gees. Two seats on the Wales of the assegri said swank those of Barbet as& Albert. Islam WA* reheat to attend baring beta sleet, las grestiaga selered them to be brought into wart, sad fleetly allereards they were led I. by the gendarme., Ned pissed ea Ode sow. Tee praideat spislagli the seemed to be a r b rrate fa as elmereetteas the? might asks, to which that, Iseggle there by fame, they , s u l have astltieg to lay were as U abuse. them Wormed the gamest, that if they had say o=l ti Ili mettere Wheat, they were tea at litoity to de se. filegessi Owe& add, I admit the jorMiis. the of the wurt, bessam_ set judos fess we t e 7= DIMS sod Dern aka shialfted it. Mow _peoleelei agabia We. pageleg =rilti a ske Neu court, a leaning year iewpMsw, I cooly leaser the mew pur sued be the Melt of Chwelfse. Yews high *Wain is sot esealuit lbe ad yea WI the awes et Its eengoesese. The agues of the Mk► of weanitted I. era day, sad • ferialght weld have eal to identify the guiley, end sow tea antes have wool wet we in see. karma wahine liwritg Wm tried. This appease to me to pews that as emptional law has been ante le week le. The *Wel power whew lie weal foliations. Meanwhile et auwatkan night have unties beim a jtry. It has dew so ea kw diehlegoi its date, hat the Nadmal Asserialis, war telsl halms ywoneztraordisary tamed, Ws vela a dew ad wartheown war institution. Whoa us walla thoOsert desesaliss. we wore told : "It was eseugli IWO liMre timid boa dserseet Ihelegiditive au thority; we ere bests preseessolie eiesulbeeffle dowses." Have we bees Oisetel se pueso gegi esllty et a aledlswanour No, we have bow trosted es thebkririat shoe. 11l wild beast., tumbling" la ogee. now, if we Its arepaitted, who will reseepowee all our salariap. I will mewl wil lingly the Judos miss Gas bin see, beams they haw bow appointed by the regalib—that moils to whisk wits& I, Respell, when they weld mewl koagli re priesetative ; I, who Inked die happlane of the sad who, if deceived. ea reedy Is seseillee re ea the altar of sty oeuerney, is I who ow aserseed of keying re betrayed the public Re it spell thew dame* some writt,a objeodsew to the empetease ef the Nutt, la whit& non ol the emend joined. s aid : "The lauslea et the lOW hey was wily es undoseeeset ernmelt, et whisk we have bus the Adieu ; thus it was ...swat, lowest the exigency of tide ssowistas lowaste • selsisa wore aaply ahsa ; wad It has has Is.. wiewpa askims post pe ke oast ess ri at ars " slist re sts Me preasele4 beakl . Wawa M ar ire mi Puis di of Paris." The PripswewOonerel male iced the owegalwas of the one, smipar te s grommet reedy seissid Win the Nodose! , Wish the welt redeed to smolt. At lye VA& awn rwasind, when proweseed • jodgeteat &denies the sompsteues of the weft. The clout thou Nee. SPAIN. We have received the journals and correspondence to the 3rd inst. inclusive. Our correspondent writes: - - MADRID, Malice S. The hostile message of General Narvaez, couched, sa I hays already stated, in indecorous terms, was re plied to by Rios Rosa+, who declared that he under stood a message of the kind implied a duel with pis tols at five paces distance. Generals Cordova and the Count lariats Hermoa acted as seconds to Narvats, and the Prasideat of the Chamber of Deputies (Mayans) and General O'Donnell to Rio. Roue. The affair was adjusted by than gentlemen, chiefly by the efforts of Mayan; sad in the eitt'ng of the chamber yesterday the afikir was finally concluded by the speech of Rios Room being read from the reporter's notes, and on the president's questioning him as to whether he bad any tning more to add, be replied that it had not been hie intention to offend any of the ministers. Narvsez then declared himself satisfied, and thus conclude I this laughable farce, with which the country has been a screed time scandalised by a challenge sent by the president of the council of ministers. The International of Bayonne, of the 6th inst., states that Cabrera was collecting his forces at Borreda. General Zeno del Valle had returned ti Madrid from his mission to the courts of Vienna, Berlin, and St. Petersburg. Hs failed at the latter, the czar having refused to recognise Queen Isabella. mum, mum per Oiata, frl paper • altos Bdas ; bl MO era Pim. II paper ; Mir M. 10i clak. Pulivas• 4 Pere: ear MN, I MIS arb. 7 pow; ill sub. bank sr IL mob ; 11/1 papar ° !=ary e a. =mat Calposa, llll Pal so i rtl lama aa Imam SO era. ITALY. SARDINIA.—We are informed that despite!** were received yesterday at the Foreign-office from r nr minister at Turin, dated 4, p.m., of Sunday, the 4th inst. They intimate that the Piedmontere forcer had crossed the Austrian frontier, and that a collision with the Austrian troops had taken place. On his way through the Sardinian territory, the courier found the roads everywhere crowded with troops moving in the direction of the frontier. Large reinforcements were Joining Radetzki, who was advancing to mot the invading force at the head of from eighty to a hundred thousand men. The Turin courier was de tained to the last moment at Paris by Lord Nor manby, apparently for the purpose of obtaining time to communicate and come to an understanding with the French government In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies of Turin, of the 3rd lust , Deputy Parole addressed a question to ministers concerning the entrance of from 6,000 to 6,000 Modeneee and Austrians into Tuscany, and the application for intervention mid to have been made to the cabinet of Turin by the provisional government of Tuscany ; adding. that he hoped such application would be complied with. Minister Sine° answered, that be had received no official announcement of the entrance of the Austrians into Tuscany, bat that, having recently receivtd despatches from the Pied montese frontier on that aide, which are silent on the subject, he had every reason to believe that there Ras no foundation in the rumour. The Piedmontese Gauge of the 6th inat., states that General Paulet has been named Minister of War at Palermo. The journal La Prase of yrterday, in an ar ticle which pretends to a menu-offisial character, denies that any military occupation of Tuscany, on the part of Austria, has yet token place or is immediately , intended It is affirmed that Austria has eat a pro test to the various powers of Europe in which she re serves the reversionary rights'over Tuscany conferred on her by the treaties of 1726 and 1733, and by the of Vienna. It is further stated that Austria e :i i n t Ortake any measures in relation to Tuscany un til the Hungarian contest is decided, and not without the express desire of the Grand Duke. It is farther affirmed that instructions have been given to Ra detski not to commence hostilities against Piedmont, unless provoked by attack; but in such a case he is Instructed to march upon Turin. It is stated that the mediating powers have observed to the Sardinian envoys that the recent occupation of Ferrara by the Austrians I. a fact which omens oely the Pope, and which can only be noticed by foreign powers upon the remonstrance of the Pope. TUSCANY.—The dad of Florence of the 2nd last., status that the Taman troops bars occupied the im portant &Ms of Correto, on the Modems bustler, and that every other important pam of the mountains is now guarded by a sufaciset force of the line, the velum and arbllrry. ROMAN STATES.—The following addle.. of Cardinal Antonini. in the name of tie Pops. to all the Powers, has just ban published. It is doted Gaeta, Feb. 18 : FPO. bus eseendia to the popsies, bit bellsew bet eely fa view to Webb ea ell bbeeliesie beselle i sewed ease with the ere* by pedals he emir wain. la fast, tear brae pummel ipeint wag timbres vibe, psh =wi ei 01110111, VIM la wee et la baby enema et den, se in: misele• emir Art beam mweid, by taw in peaks lbws et the Wind= et ibe eivie peed, Ow sew kw In Sway et the pew, es 4 teary a fedmigead Matas, foe the Sheet de Holy See, , he he a *eft Ohl, that gratitude whith Wire owe to' a rem wee lithe an them se his ellthilmok _red who pro- 1 mane them only 6 Apt of lime. Bat logy iireat was the neempease of se miry benefits eel ginmemice whisk he leer Ma then exti ca sed by thsa "ar hied duaiuel Bihar se wl* he Is their o f l art ea. theme salpeble tetanal, he WS mead the biter har vested ligradtue. Vide* urged by ea gehthilsifbastion to agape is a war aping Area, he was shilml le ye aims% la the easinse held sa the 211th el Ara, ltthom alien is shine he &deed that hi hey ina hi cou eine did ail event* to versa le e nth aeons. s That gin manse to Gaon eetheeethas o groyeeth heferehand, to We en ids era *Wee sweet th e ameba of his fan sad free goverameat. la fliabighlea re divide the ministry late two pee, cue lay mad the ether oriesieticsl, a divi des which be never' admitted. However, the holy father biped that, is psalm at the head of the various ministerial departments VMS el ability and friends to order. matters weed have weaned a better eremites, sad that the evils whiskalreadyfitheded so many misfeetuasswonid be in part greeted. Bat • hemisidal steel, directed by the heed of an me n. desereed, by the doe* of the Wainer Rossi, the hope whine he he seneelemt. That crime, cried ap u a etrnit.improdently Ingarated the reign of vitiate ; i , ..1 we earreunded by armed man; an attempt was see se ben it, elves ware Intl age* the apartnets of the Strenian FMK and ems of hie secretaries wee klllei. he Gee, aorta wen made to nage hie nee with cannon imitator it by hoes, elms he to admit the minis try width wee *pseud ea Wm In consequence of such a mess of •6016101/anl6 being singed to yield, as every one boom% to hresaire Latin saw team* miss the seesety e lm la gee to nee* Illai=teree =in ' ninth - /Saute toTeret. rear, he withdrew to Guts, and there received the h Itality of • penes essiently catholic. There, surrounded a part eft* leered serge, ad by the teresentatives of the powers with whisk he was on friendly terms, he did met delay a moment to coon his voice to be heard, and to ea. novae, by the postifictel act of November 27, the ma time of his temporary separation front his subjects, the nullity and illegality of all the acts emanating from a ministry formed by esteem ' and he named a wriantbstou of government to take the direction of affairs dariag hie absence fr.. his state. Without paying say attention N his wishes, sod seeking to ended eit inume with the imemined demes by the aid of false esteem, the ' oath* et these MlMleffiacle a* of violence did not fear to omen greatereriame ; wresting to thenselmerighte whisk Ming ooly to the sovereign, they instituted an Illegal Cm et prereiseet by the tile effeminate] Junta of State. By agmedier dement, of December 17, the Holy Father pro tested against thi new and grave sacrilege, entering that this junta of state was only a ustrpstion of sovereign power, cadeould sot eeemequeetly have any *wherry. He hoped that sod jeleteele would have teeth d his mined lab liintsal:ll, dek linty, but a new ead sore emesetreas set dupes et deem *billies, crowned his mem* of Meer ase. leek was the converatire of a If ideal General As. sitahly of the Rome state to establish new penned fame to be ghee to the Males of the Hely Om. It wee this that by another 4111.11111•160 January 1, he protested against that est, ad deadened it es ea eh* ad sacrilegious adieeiammittedaganst his iedisiewsisammed bison reignty, elemewing of the chameleon* dianneed eying each acts try both dine and home Imei t nal **bath ell his sub join t i eke put in 1% 1 :p Mint whew deed make say atilempt egotist the eiverelgaty of the BOrsrsign heti", rendered hinuel lige to the spies and excess innaleation of the church—a pasishment which he declared to be incurred by tees who in any warm whatever and under fele@ pretexts had usurped and violated his authority. How did the anarchical patty receive such a protest and se imperative a condemnation ? It will be suatimit to state that every possible effort was made to prevent its divalgatioe. Severe penalties were threatened against whatever person shield dare to inform the people of it, and agaiast an> that should not second the views of the marches. However, notwithstanding such unheard of violence, the majority of his ellen/ remained faithful to their sovereign, exposed themselves to all sacrifices, even to the extent of theft lives, rather than fail fa their duty as subjects and esthetics. The anarchial party, still more exasperated to ace their degas I thwarted, redoubled in a thousand ways their violence and their reign of terror, without any regard for rank or peel the ; but being anxious at any price to amemelate this Incest el crime, they had recourse to the vilest mercenary I means. Precede from excess to excess, they abused eves I the benefits acceded by the sovereign pontiff, fart. culerly in ernsTerti4 the liberty of the press into the most revolting license. After the nest unjust appro. I priati-ns of property in order to reooespenss their or ensplices, and not to tolerate the presence of honest sad timid men, doer so many assaiainatioss committed under their eyes, after having everywhere disseminated the seeds of ri hellion, immorality, end belie= ; after having 1,4 away the imprudent young men of the capital, without respecting even the places consecrated to public instruction, in order to convert them into barracks for the not endieef_ pea it soldier', composed of tugitims and odeaders from countries, the anarchists desired to redoes the capital et the catholic world, the rat of the pontiffs, into a seat of 1 impiety, destroying if they could all idea o' sever ignty is him des tined by Providence to govern the universal church, and who, in (act, e order to exude freely his authority over the whole catholic world, enjoys a state as patrimony of the church. At the sight of so manifest desolations and MM. eras, the holy father cannot but be profoundly afflicted, and at the ante time moved by the cry of his faithful subjecte selling for his assistance to be delivered from the most dread ful tyranny. His holiness, se is known, a short time after his arrival a - Gets, on the 4th of December last, raised his voice to all the sovereigns with whom he was in relation. On making known to them his departure from his capital and the pontifical states, with the causes which compelled him to take this step, he invoked their aid in defence of the domains of the holy see. He ben a pleasing satitfac. ties in declaring that all, answering his appeal in love, have taken a most lively interest In his griefs and painful 'situation; have offered to intervene in his favour, and at the ea* time testified the most lively sentiments of devoted attachment towards hies. Ia the expectation of such happy and pento des dispositions, while her Majesty the Queen of Spain, with se much solicitude_; promoted a congress of the catholic Melto concert ea means of promptly re-establishing the t:thee in his sues, in full lib3rty and independence, a proposition to which several powers acceded, and to whistle the acessaien of others was expected, it is palatal to have to reel to mind that the papal states were a prey to a d es weetatigg incendierism, the work of a party subversive to an social nestkations, and which, under the specious pretext at nationality and independence, has not abstained from egy snort to accomplish its criminal designs. sailed fundamental, which emanated on the 9th teem the Roman Constituent Assembly, come*e an which exceeds the bleakest fettle, the most abominable Cite piety. In this, principally, the Pope is declare! , abjure if ere facto, deprived of the temporal government die Roma State, and the republic is proclaimed ; and by another ad, I the acme of the holy father are decreed to be taken down. His Holiness, seeing his dignity as pontiff sad sovereign de graded, protests to the face of all the sovereigns ant nations, mad of all the Catholics upon the earth, against this excess of ineligisa, epee a violent attempt which despoils him of he min Need and impesecriptible rights. If a prompt me* be aft applied to this mew et things, snoesur will set WITS testa the States of the Cheek, now a pre to their we cruel enemies, will be redoing to ashes. the holy gather, having exhausted ell the seas within his power, obliged by his duty towards the Catholic world to preserve in its Integrity the patrimony of the dearth sad the sive reignty which is annexed to Nee adkeeeedie for maintain mg his liberty and indepssiesm se Opines head of the catholic church, moved by the ganef of his faithful and devoted subjects, who implore wM loud voices the meson: which is necessary to relieve the tom the yoke or iron end tyranny they can no longer sem" he as sere terns to wards the foreign ;sower., amid especially towards the Oath.- Ile powers, who with so muell onstaressity el sisal, and in a summer so narked, have meallbele their firm resolution to 4 his came. lie feels einiesed that they will be anxi ous to ee.eperate by their meal iabowailba is oreetabilth lag bin in his see, in the apital et Iles dieriaa tibia he.. boa piously constituted to mallnela hi SIR Mgr eel illence, and which have bee by lOW Ike the basis a qte pulls et &imp& bad 1 Shell France, IS sad the *eon at tip Two iliellka ems by their g poetics is a Metal= to by arms in r• bee l a b i l e e d de- I ZZ;t l. 4 ll :::the order whisk las bsia by slew& • t eselmises. the hely father, may is ren ege/ labial grebes re, &meads with ell amnesia illeir aimed te deliver prisegeny the este at the holy we boa that beta et au no m eats of Woes, mein these the mad airseleas It is the only fleell et sneeeeding la ratebs odor la the Metes of the church, and la giving Desk le Se sovereign yeatiff the free szerci-s of ha serene anthodty, se his Salad mad ape character, the intesee et the search, and the pew of uslime, make. It le la SO way that he will be esatied tt mere tie pattissay whisk be meshed in ring the pentileeto, in order to trim& it he * in a; to le roomers. It is the sa that me et order and Who- mei It le ea that WISS the hely haw - la ilhe IMlP•distlbbt lMlt all the gown Wiet W *deb hina helom% .166117116= hiewho, la tbo eiteetlan te , have I. so =nay ways seat *led *Wits : mit lively iaterest, will give • seen u. theme to the anima beireetba which the gravity et sir =rem MI be sings tar, the bar MOW will. ark bee a emeat fa the wee alga he donnas hoot then, sad thus be ease to web web ili putt, ilia Ina relites. Aannuz airrowitat. ' The Confensporaneo of Raw, of the 28th ult., Plates that General Zambesi, accused of a conapiracy spiel the sa Fis. boa beau transhrred frost the =lll7 t to the Code el Els Au o. A 8 hi have taittelksa, ci the fth ult., the Zpitsilk, on the gonna hastier, between the iapdkaa ontpads fed the amen troops. Military gaigare se, ad !these di ly sent to*, e e rrant sad chi, Chilegiroriena: . * lO Ch ela irtE Et territory, yid aides,. misielhe thew Is aNliq of the 27tb, the Conditioned Atuisiblidoormel the 001ition of the holy elks In the sitting of the 28th ult. Maaaini was pro claimed deputy. A project of law foe the suppres sion of all ecclesiastical tribunals and the constitution of a court of appeal were presented. A cola= is to bs erected on the site of the pre sent holy Wien GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—It would appear by an article in the (Worm Garet!. of the Bth inst., (extncttd from A Thum earrespondcam), that some knit* had been -thrown into Cracow, in order to restore " order" in that city, and some of the ringleaders of the recent inmenveVon executed. According to some Pestb journals (referred to in the carrespondenoe is ques tion), the Austrian government hid given per mission for Russian troops t i match through Oalhem, en their way to Naples, to the amiantus of his Neapolitan majesty. Them extraordinary statements metre conlianatit•n. We hare received news from Vienne, dated the 6th fiatTh • 37th bulletin of the proceedings of the im ranny wan published on that day, to the follow effect : Mt Dolmans of the army of Pith-illmiltal the Prince , en the 26th and 27th alt., attacked the rebels Seek pentium ea the other he= of the Terns, between end KW, sod fused them se mire. The milsisma SAS* sftmedschreserdrTs* elledsid the wham of the enemy's army, elpal and by ▪ *Ohl IMenleelle they threshes& his retreat upon Miskols surd Oa lbe UM vet, the Pield-Ksnkal advanced the whole of kis as sad removed his head quarters to Mahler, which • beem evacuated by the enemy, who retreated in the dlemelen of lasso Komi. Faillswift den upon the useiny's heels, the Primes Clielets Wisemim fell in with the rear-guard of the Has. sad a violent Aired= took place is which the two Wept Montennore *misted. Major the ih of liceletein and ewe officers were wouided. Oa the lot of March the field-marshel recommits's& the whole et the lines along the plain which extends Om Its. Korea to the river Theirs, but; his operations remelted without mink en aceonnt of a thick fog and a snowstorm, which dttwasd his endeavours. The et Liesteamit- General Sella way neeswitile, ea the enemy's right ea t 11m= le Wee Men Hosed, and to reheat lismitere sad igre ifersos to Pcrossle. The brigade Days (from Om. floblisk's carps) «espied Nero Leveed. At awn, when the fog had cleared away, the ukilieed gaerd rcemaofterad the meaty daring their relied temerie be Tholes, which it was their Wend= to eras et ThemlieuL The field•siarehal threw at on.. three kelepies urn the enemy to cut off his retreat, and Ids Ire wee seesequeedt wok= seer fiseesere. • eta= was made by Bier Farms, bat to as =swam eel erg lees._pied that place in the course of the evening. The •=msemi bed 'meanwhile sent Major-General Zak left wide a brigade along the high reed se Poroado and ea lbelai bet. (the date of the latest intelligence irons the beellupeerten at Mahler) the whole of the army wart vractrzde m the Theis.. Lientenant.Generel Raishero exPI meths high road from Kooken, which divide, neer Midemilemethy, breaching of to the leet to Tokay, and to the right to Miskoks. Oa the right bank of the Danube several skirmishes have taken place, seer the fortress of Comoro. The genie= ef that forums made finny on the 17th of February, mid, pre tested by a weildirected fire from the artillery of the they attacked Major Heller's position, os the britrt, o'B,‘ but were repulsed by Major Keller, mad lest 17 in killed sad weaseled. Another sally was attempted on the 24th of Febetwery, when Major Yeller was again attacked. and the borough o f O'Sx say, which he oceuples, was eked by grenades throws from the fermis. The insurgents were sayarthelew, fares& to retreat without carrying the polities . At the present moment the divide. et General Bisionielt will have malted the left beak of the Dassbe, seer KOlllOlll. Tie brigade Veigl (from General limelek's seeps) steads upon the left beanie of the Wang. The idandefflehats is occu pied by the brigade i3ossay, aid a WM= el pease= is eon. smutting at Gangly to establish the ammundsatisa between the tee beaks of the Danube ter the bees Army ; and the heavy utilise', kaelef id er g e up from Lorimilebidt, and arrived at Cement, the ape. the Ws= wilt men commence. Official amounts from Cracow, of the 3rd inst., mention 600 Komori's, who occupy the frontier on their own terri tory from blichelowice to the Virtu* and from thence to Cracow ' which was reported to hams su ff ered a bom bardment and •llusalan occupatios, was tracqall, although eket weauuillity was threatened by nnaufrous emissaries and smuggiere wt. profligate I weapon.. leume. ova. Legedta wee quite prepared for every eventuality. SCIILESWICK-HOLSTEM.—An Altona paper states that several Prussian regiments and a part of the Magdeburg perk of artillery have remised orders to march to Schleswick-Holstein. . . WURTEMBERG.—The Chamber of Deputies t as resolved, in compliance with the decision of the Frankfort National Assembly. to incrosse the army to the amount of 2 per cent. of the population. BADEN.—The trial of the republican leader Struve is fixed for the 20th inst. Troops have been stationed in Offenburg, in consequence or the French governmert having informed the authorities that a number of Poles and others intend to make a hostile demonstration on the Baden territory. FRANKFORT. The last note which Baron Schmerling, the Atuerian Plenipotentiary at Frank fort, received from his government, oentsios the fol lowing propositions : The cabinet of Olmiitz proposes that the central I government of Germany shall be a Directory—viz.: 1. The Directory is to be composed of the plenipo tentiaries of the Gamut government, and, if possi ble, its members ought to belong to the reigning families. Their number is to be seven, with nine votes among them. 2. Austria aid Prussia shall each have two votes in the Directory, and Bavaria one vote, the four rernaM ing votes being divided among the rest of the Ger man States, according to the size and importance of those states. 3. The memb m of the Directory are to exercise their functions as delegates of their ?minces, with out, however, being bound to special instructions. A majority of votes is indispensable for each decision. It need tamely be said that these projects will matt with stratums opposition in Germany. COMMERCIAL ti , MARKETS MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Cloek. —The English funds continue to im prove, as might be expected from the advance in Peened' Rentes which comes reported from Paris. Console opened this morning at 921 to 1 for money and Toce&y, and are now 924 to 1. The quotation for the 11th April is 924 to 3.. Reduced Threes are 921 to /. Throe-and-a-Quarteeper Cents., 931 to 4. Jane Exchequer Bills, 41s. to 445. prem. Bank Stock is abut for the dividend. In the foreign market Mexican and Peruvian Bonds continue to smite attention, and have ob tained a corresponding Moreau* in value. Mexican are quoted at 271 to 81. Peruvian as high as 66 to 7. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Spanith Fives era 17 to 1; the Threes, 291 to 30 ; Passive, 34 to 4. Portuguese, 23 to 6. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 481 to 94; the Fours, 1784 to 94. Danish, 67 to 9. Rogan, 104 to 6. Buenos Ayres, 26 to 7. New Orenade, 17 to 1. Venezuela better, at 28 to 30. Chilian, 94 to 7. ___ . _ 23101.1131F1 FUNDS. Book Steat. int o.oow. fer am.," 4 3pa Ot. SW. Aar.. OR I I Ver 0439‘.. q( 4 3 par Ot Ciew. Anal., le 9 *Move NW , II& to 446. 9 10111113111 TOADY. iiraV i D 0.43% 4 I I p o zOn sim erzli s r. 17 i g per 4 tat 01 liadma. LW, SI 49 3 c u. 0 13 ;is.. 111 3 Ow IX 1471 ma ado.. 13 3 3 at tbi . 4 1 44 • 74 arm MI.. 26 I Eri.... lays a ofPleri'atdi: ii terlP.Ek A....al lk , 3pr CIL i 9 freve SU, SI n per 0006 Ili. MY th Mr CIL Valiallii P 43., 11131/ 1 I pit P. DP* 03393... 91 Vallallail Ddilled 1143...4 4 RAILWAYS.—The share market is SIM, at yes terday's quotations. London and North Westerns are quoted at 137 to 9; North BMWs, 161 to 16 ; South Eastern, 25 to 1 •, ditto Quarters, 71 to 11 North Stands, 21 to 1 die. French shares are better; e and Amleas, 91 to 1 ; Northern of France, 1 to dia. SALIN VP TO TWO MS DAT ID LONDON. a Ow lan be lb la ha pot; Doha IW4hei ail 5 /ba., MK., aL. X.. 1,11 014544 s.. 544 444 fh Ds. am 101. PK, 1 1 11 Lwow. slsi ea mime. ne. Now le g t=11!I MIL Oa Pid„ HI I Chester ial 111 Da. lawa a Data. he =Mr L Ai: (I. bras L N. intim ash% t a 11 Da las, re no. ri. I ter 0.M., a)1 Ds Vi, en LDaOs eWal• We I W., 1 DG Xiw s ltri Il i new Oda 4 par ct, u Oahu p aid, Osag., t , Wash, ale 14 0211.4. anis (A) 11 , 1 Ll;Naaka WwWligr• 17111" 1 1 Da ant, 14a A. arias. 111 MON, Qlas 411 11. Yea, Dm.iOsaa.st Liviarom e. Ent 19 Essiaskin, Lam sod Tisk. Mew. 67 1 1.3&47 Louisa Ss Nara Westenk, 130 11211 INs. Sow chrs, 7 4 as. 94 . 1. SI De. Hamm 71 d Itewardile sad 10S MANCIKISITIR I Tarn, 1 d I. deals% IS LIG ice. s TaL. rites, 1j d Ds. (11.1L13.), 51 d Lea& LINK. Qrs.(C), 3 p N. INelirdeblre, I 2 1346 d 1128, Mauro 9. 8. Lead Dover, 144 Do. No. 4, IL 9a. 9d. Do. leg.. U. II& 9d. York. News., ) Si Beck (Been. 140. I and 2, d I Do. G. X L Per.), d Yuma 9. Yon, nod, It Lii., 41 I Do. Prot, 10i I Do. Do.tlJnd I N. Western. 7i d 9. E• 14444140. 4.7 949 TALLOW.—The market is steady. Petersbargh Y.C. an the spot, 40s. 6d.• October to Detember aslimrr, 41s. 6d. to4lr. 9d. ; samaras; months' delivery, 42a. to 425. 3d. LIVERPOOL, Much 9.—The Tallow market is steady, Petersburg% Y. C. has realised 41s. 6d. ; North American. 375. 6d. to 40s. • and flank American, 375. to 40s. per cwt., according to gelidity. Hvw.., Much 9.—Tallow is steady, at 41s. per ewt. P RODUCE. —vis Pool., 3iarch 9. Sugar : There teatimes a very good Mama for all description, and the sales, which amount to 1,000 hhde. B. P., 7,600 bags Ben gal, sad 1,000 begs Kaden ban been at ea advent' of 6d. Owl Fore*a • The denesai centimes very good, sad , Wes dendpelein bus heat undo, at an eaten, of 6d to Is. per ewt.; the/ mount la all to 60 cues, 3,260 bags &mil, at front 365. ad. to 395. 6d. far brown, and at 43e. fur white ; 320 bhda. 100 brie. Porto Rico, at 39e. 6d. to 42e.; and 600 bags Venezuela and Santa Martha, at 40s t; 40s. 6d. per cwt. duty paid.—Yolases: The extremely small supply chocks business; high rates would be riven for ptcl TIN b ad ges has ben trifling, at lost wen's rates ; the 'market ia, however, rather heavy. CORN.—Camterozw, Match 9.—The supply of Wheat was by no mean large, and the inflows exceedlogly dull, at la. per qr. decline ; red, 42e. to 455. ; white, 50a. to 62e. Barley, 01 floe mating quality, was Use same as lad week, but all other descriptions rather lower. Of Beans but few offering, and rather lower. _ _ Covamtar. Mardt 9.—Our market was well supplied with grain to-day; but we cannot materially alter our quotations of last week. Samples of Sae Wheat readily lotted buyers, bat secondary qualities were with dnfileulty disposed of. Wheat, 17e. to 184. Barley, =Wag, 2Se. to 30e. ; grind ing, 28e. to 264. Beans, old, lbs. 6d. to 16s. 6d. ; new, 124. to 13e. Oats, old, 265. to 284. ; new, 194.6 d. to Bei. Peas a dull vele, at 12s. to 134. Od. - - - - HULL, March 9.-For Wheat there has been a good de mand from the millers, both on the spot and from the WO riot, who paid full ratts for best samples; whilst inferior qaa. lithe are to be had on rather lower terns. Basin and Peas are aeglected. Beans meat a good We at steady rates. Oats maintain their pries. Tarts, for sowing, are in demand. Ryemeal, 10.. per ton. The weather has become colder, with northerly wands. Of Linseed there are no arrivals ; end, is conseqeenos, holders of warehoused parcels Lave obtained rather better prises for the best samples, though sales are not large, being confined to the immediate wants of ern.hfrs. Black Sea is w.'rth 40s. ; fine heavy Petersburg, 38s. to 395. ; middling, 35e. to 36..; mason, 335. to 345.; Rip, 355. to 37.. ; Memel and Konigsberg, 319. to 365. per r. Rapeseed is nominelly 291. per bet. Ras Cakes are dow of sole ; pries, 85s. to 87s. Bd. per ton. BOMAN : None offer afloat. The value may be quoted 926. 6d. to 975. 6d. per ton, according to quality. The following moths prices:- Whett, English, old white, per quarter, 44a. to 50s. ; new, 445. to 50s. ; old, red, 405. to 465. ; new, 40s. to 665. Foreign, 60lbs. to the bushel, high-mined, Baltic, 455. to 48e. ; Hamburg, red, 43a. to 45e. ; Polish Odessa, 41e. to 43e. Barley, per qr., malting, 24e. to 275. ,• grinding, per 30 stone, 21s. to 235. Oats. per qr., old and new, 14s. to 18s. ; Russian, &c., per stone, 9d. Peas, per quarter, white boilers, 25e. to 28s. ; blue, 301. ; grind ing, 631 b. per bushel, 245. to 255. Beans, old, 311. to 335. ; new, 28,. to 321. ; Egyptian. 291. to 30a. Taro, per quarter, new, for sowing, 255. to 3.61. ; grinding, 631 b. per bushel, 21s. to 23e. Rye, per Mow, 04. Rye meal, per ton, 51. se. to 51. 16s. Lined,Bleck gee, per qr., 40s. Od. to Os.; Alezandris, 375. 6d. to 38e. ; Bombay, 41.. Od. to 425. Od. Bt. Petersburgh, fine, 38a. Od. to 391. Od. ; good crushing, 35a. Od. to 365. Od. ; inferior, 33e. Od. to 34e. Od. ; Riga, 35e. Od. to 37e. Od. ; Kanter berg and Memel. 31s. to 36a.; claw, for feeding, 39.. to 41s ; Rapeseed, per last, Getman and Danish, 291. to 301. Black Bea, 131. 101. to 141. Cleverseed, per cwt, duty paid, red, 38s. to 44e. ; white, 375. to 43e. Cakes, per too, Linseed, English, 71. 7s. to 74. 10s.; foreign, M. 10e. to 61. 151. ; Rape, Eaglish and foreign, 41. Se . to 41.75. 6d. Bones, Cattle, per toe, 41. 13s. 6d. to 41. 17 1: 6 01. Foreign tampon to 11s into 11.11 8ar1ey,744; Oste,l3; Beau, 690; Tares, 4 live Oil, tune. Rape Oil, 74 casks. Lumina, March 9.-Our market to-day was supplied with a good show of Wheat. Good samples folly supported last week's priors. Interior and secondary samples, Is. lower. Barley a small show. The trade firm, at ls. advance. Oats a large show, at last week's rate.. Very few Beans offering. Wheat. red, 41s. to 46e.; white, 435. to 50s. Barley, 24.. to 32e. Oats, Ifs. to 231. Beans, new, 325. to 355. ; old, 355. to 38s. Liveueooe, March 9.-The improved accounts which left this side on the 27th January, appear to have given a firmer tine to the New York market, from whores we received on Wednesday advice' to) the 19th ult ; in Wheat and Flour a good business is reported for home consumption, with en ad vance in the value of the latter, some parcels of which were taken for Great Britain. Indian Corn in light supply, and priers firmly supported. Exports of two weeks to the 13th of February : Wheat, 300 qrs.; Flour, 7,644 barrels; Indian Corn, 7,600 qn. The following quotations are storing f.0.b., and include current freight to Liverpool ; Flour, Western Canal, 26e. 104. ; pure Oenneesee, 28s. per barrel. Wheat, white Gennessee, 50.. Bd. to 51s. 4d.; white Ohio, 475. 2d. to 48s. 9d. ; red and mixed, e3s. 7d. to 475. 2d. per 480th'. Indian Corn, round yellow, 295. 24. to 291.9 d. ; flat yellow, 28e. ; mixed, 265. 4d. per 4801 bl. Corn Meal, 15s. to 15'. 3d. per barn I. Although daring the last two weeks we have had boisterous winds and rain occasionally, the weather has been chiefly dry ; the soil in moetaitnations, therefore, being turned condition for the reception of seed, the labowe of husbandry have proceeded favourably, and in some districts around us the breadth of land reserved for spring Wheat is consider able, in order to finish the large arrears left incomplete at the close of the wet autumn of 1848; whilst upon liege of ground in several of the western counties of d culti vation is seriously neglected, from which it is feared the wants and destitution of that country will be rather increased than diminished in another yen. The arriva/s of grain pro duos into this port since Monday last are, in the aggregate, extremely light, the most prominent of which are 11,771 barrels of Flour from the American States with 1,700 qn. of Wheat, and 2,400 qrs. of Beans from Egypt. Upon a very limited attendance of home and country buyers at our Corn Exchange to-day, and having no livel7 impulse from other markets, the trade in nearly all its bearings wee devoid of animation; the transactions in either British or foreign Wheats were consequently very moderate in amount, and although helders appeared dia , nclimed to press the sale at any material abatement, a decline of Id. per 70Ibe. was partially conceded. English end Irish Flour, being nearly without inquiry, was nominal in value, and States as well se Cenaffian, being taken sparingly by consumers, receded 6d. per band ; good brands of Western Ceara not exceeding 25e., all other descriptions declining in a proportloaate ratio. Barley and Malt, in all respects, remained precisely in the same position as on Tuesday ; and in Beans or Peas no va ration was apparent. Oats and Oatmeal, in the absence of country demand, were very difficult of sale, the former giving way ad. per 461 b., the latter being merely the turn cheaper. Indian Corn, although still in good request for Ireland, either yellow or white hardly maintained the full rata; Corn Meal remaining dull at last cnertney. Ar rivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from the 6th t• the Bth March inclusive Wheat, 1,700 qrs. ,• Barley, 1,021; Malt, 674. Oats, 682 ; Beans, 2,410 ; 22 ; Indian Cern, 905; Indian Corn Meal, 445; Oatmeal, 2,179 sacks; Flour, 574 sacks, and 11,771 barrels. liorraamrron, March 9.-There was a fair attendance at market to-day, end good samples of Wheat met a retail sale at last week's peke. In other article. but little doing. New Wheat, 71. to 121. 10s. per load ; old, 121. to 131. 10s., ac cording to quality. Barley, 245. to 325. Beene, 28.. to 88s. Black Oats, 17s. to 20e. ; white, 18e. to 245. WALICAFEKLD, March 9.-We have a good arrival of Wheat this week ; our stocks of this article are light, but under the influence of other markets, the trade keeps slow, and we have to quote a decline of filly la. per qr. Barley of fine quality is unaltered in price, but second and inferior sorts are Tay unsaleable end lower. Oats and Shelling steady in price. BMW are rather lower. Wheat, per qr. of 601b5., is the bash., Suffolk, Ran, end Kent, red, new, 445. to 475.; extra, 48'.; white, 465. to 495.; extra, 625. Norfolk and Hunts, red, 43e. to 46e. ; extra, 46e. ; white, 43.. to 475. ; extra, 49e. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 435. to Os. extra, 465.; white, 435. to 475. ; extra, 48s. ; Yorkshire, red, 41e. to 445. ; extra, 46e. ; white, 435. to 465.; extra, 495. ; Dantrie and Konigsberg, white, 46e. to 471. ; tea, 615. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 45e. to 465.; extra, 475. Mediterranean, red, Ns. to 43e.; extra, 44e.; old, red, 1847, 44e. to 46e.; white, bls Barley, per quarter imperiel, Norfolk end Suffolk, 975. to 305.; extra, 315.; Lhseolnshire and Yorkshire, 27.. to 295. ; extra, 30e. ; Scotch, 295. to 30e. ; extra, 31s. ; grind ing, 225. to Ma.; forMp, 24.. to 26e.; extra. quarter, 631bs. to the bwhel, small, fine, new, 301. t ili rJr; old, 86s. to 36e. Tick', new, 275. to 315.; old, 32.. to 335. L Win, new, 275. to VOA Oats, per stone, melding, 116 d. to rid.; extra, 10d.; feeding, aid. to 9id. ; extra, extra, 14, foreign, 80. to 9d.; extra, 10d. Shelling, per load el 201ffis., 245. to Me. execa, Me. Malt, per load d hash*, 391. to 401. A 495 . P ea imp 141, and white boilers, sus. to 325. ; extra, OSIL ; guy and era's. 30A to 311. ; extra, fas. Renewed_ .Per last bin.. 281. to ; hreiga, 261. to W. Linnets, per imp. :sft I M 40e. HAY..-13nnwrrn.D.- 244 sons. Cooper and Da* teach rather bettor, at the following qaotationa = I ltoalow. Yea to TOL I loom.. At to N.. Straw.— 27t. to nL Waft ••••••• ss. to OF. I Mow.— 601. to Ha IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY, MARCH 9. TY* Loito CHARCILLOn took his seat at 5 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. THIRD READING.—Waldy's Divorce BID. PUBLIC BUSINESS. REPORT.—lereeny Acts Amendment Bt PITMONS.—By the Earl of ERNE, team the Board of Guardians of the Lowtherstow Union, Cortaty Fermanagh ; the rate-payers of the Fubnd electoraldtrisian in the rune union ; also from the rat i =y t er: of the Clooelly electoral division, le the same Ulliol2 , all p rats in aid.—The Lori CILANLELLOR, from the Incorporated Last Society, on the subject of the Bar kruptcy lave.—The Earl of HAI !LOWRY, from Liverpool, against any alteration of the Hartigan's. laws.—Earl of St. GERMANS ' from the Bt. Germans union, Cornwall, on the subject of the poor-laws.—The Earl of LUCAN, tom a, place in Ireland, praying for the repeal of the blab par-lowa—The Earl of RODEN from Ballimena, a place in the county Louth, Ireland, against a rate In aid. ROYAL ASSENT. The royal assent we, given by ccerunitilloll to the follow ing bills:—The Consolidated Fund Bill; Vice-Guardians (Ireland) Bill ; Buckiogham Summer Arises Bill; and the Commons Inclosure 8.11. The lords commieslonere were the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Clewricarde, and the Earl of Shaftribury. THE BANKRUPTCY LAWS. On the prenatal= of the petition on this sabjeet by the Logo C11•110111.10Z, Lord BROUGHAM defended the measure which be had Europese& and brought up the report, and a part tf the evi dence of the committee. He believed the proration gene rally did not object to the bill. The noble lord concluded by moving that the report be printed, and that the further proceedings with the bill should be delayed until the 10th of May. Lord WHARNCLIFFE said that the noble and learned lord deserved great credit for the pains he had taken in pre. paring a bill on the subject ; and he believed it would prove saticfactory to the mersantile classes. The report was then ordered to be printed, and their lord• ships adjourned at half-past 6 o'cloek. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FaIDAT, MLR= 9. The Brzoras took the chair at 4 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETMONS.—By Mr. KUNTZ, tram Bemiagtosta, fora more equit able wenn olf rallwayttating.—Mr. DRUMMOND, hoes apiece name Mitts d, preying for the Olrr*tgOtlt of free trade in allot.er articles aserdlenesee.—Oar. DUNNF, from Led Rome and other guardians of a .Ns Inkstand ; Out. JONES, from a place fa neer —against the nigh alo—dir W. MOLESWORTH, from Oage Town, against the nraet Iffinmerting Navies to the Cape of Good llope.—Mr. WIL. , tem Ilmitheinplem ; Mr. HODGES, from Kent ; 81, 5. GRA HAMA= Ikea ;MrJ. Y. BULLER, free Torquay—to tamer of Intarnatimeel silibelbes looted of war.— Mr. YEMEN, front a place set beard; Lard USN DLESRAM, from the &rams' einb—tar; the reeved area bedew eland and teethe ruralise the malt tu— lle. 5. ELLIS, frees Ldeeserer, oomplaialas of the operation of sad the Lemma et peer rates consequent upon the operation of the pre seat law otestiement.—Mr. Aid. HUM PHERY, From Southwark. In favour of a mote equal system of poor law rating.—Mr. HUME, trout paper makers of k:dinbumh, for the remade( the tax on paper aim from • politioal sodety In Taunton, in favour of pulls. mentary reform. Mr. DISRAELI, form Pe4erheed, for • new edednieration of the seamen's fund.-81, R. LOPEZ, from Enter ; Mr. CLAY, from Hull ; Mr. DUNCAN, From certain eldpwrights of Dundee; Mr. DRUMMOND, from Sisitallsba ; Sir T. BIRCH. from ; Hr. *AWN. from shipwrights of South gaields; Mr. MOFFAT, from Dart mouth; Mr. WILLIAM., from Pencanee; Mr. W. MIMI, from ehipownen of Weymouth and Portsmouth; Lord JOGELYN. hem shipureem ar Wage Lynn; OA. MUIR, tram Onsencek and Ow gow ;Mr W. CLAY, tram a manger Bunderland and frees St. Anne's, Lirachouse • Sir J. Y. BULLER, hoot Exmouth and other =in Devoe; DISRAELI lam Thinmouth, Hartlepool, head, Duntennline, end India meralanta of Glasgow ; Mr. HUME, from Wagner ; Sir J. WAIAL tram places in Aer ; Mr. NAPIER, from Dublin; Mr. HERRIES, from Liverpool; The LORD MAYOR, eum shipowners, naval artisans, sad seamen of the port at London arising the repeat of the navigation laws. In favour of the repeal of thee laws, the LORD ADVOCATE, from a place in Scotland, name not beard ; Mr. MAME, from Glasgow and Dun fermline; and Mr. COBDEN, from Whitstable.—Mr. BAILLIF, from Inverness and another place, against the Miuriage and Registration (Seollemd) Bills. RETURNS ORDERED.—On the motion of Mr. BROTHERTON. return 'hoeing the number of London newspapers, the number of advertisements in them, the rate and amount of advertisement duty paid by theta, in each year, from Ist January :1141 to lot January 1049; similar return as regards the Englieh provincial and botch and Irish newspapers.—On the motion of Sir R. FERGUSON retort's of the severaleountba, eountimot dtiemead °aunties of teems in Delude( which the valuation under the Act 6 and 7 Will. IV. c. 04, has been completed, specifying the name of cash barony or half barony, the, savable content., and the valuation thereof; stating slim the sum ordered to be levied by the greed jut y warrant of wiring amine 1045 for each stub teroar or hull barony, and the rate per cent which each rum bears to the valuation; also the mom ordered to be levied by the grand Joey warrant of summer segue 1648 tot each such ba rony or bat fumy, and the rote per cent. which each such awn bears to the valuation • stating also the name and eatable content,. of each suds meaty, entity of a city, and empty of • town, the annual value thereof, wording to the valuation under that act; the amount of the expense Ogee% veloatice, the tut pre sera of mob volution, and the rate which the cost of such valuation bears to each tone of the valuation. From the counties of Waterbed and Cork, specifying the name of each barony or half barony, the acreable contents and the valuation thereof; 'dating also the sum entered lobe levied by the grand jury warrant of spring amire • 1848 for etch Pugh terony or half barony, sod the rate per ceet, which each such corn bears to the valu ation; also, the gum ordered to be levied by the grand jury warrant of summer amine 1848 for each such barony or half barony, and the rate per cent. which each sum bears to the valuation. Of the counties, counties of chin, and counties of town, In Ireland, except Cork and Waterton!, of which the va;ttation under the Act 6 & 7 WUL IV., r. 84. has not been cempleted, specifying the name of each barony or half barony, the aereable contents according to the Ord nance survey; stating also the pulp ordered to be levied by the grand jury warrant of spring sieges ' 1048, eft each such imam or halt barony, and the rate per 1,000 acres awessable In the county book for each barony, &e. • alas, the cum ordered to be levied by the grand Jury warrant of ;funnier endue, ISM, of each such barony or half barmy, and the rate per 1,000 urea aseenable in the county book for each barony, Ac. (in continuation of rudimentary paper, No. 446, of &mace loch). NOTICES OF MOTION.—NArInATIOX BILL.—Mr. BOUVERIE to move • dune in committee t &mire to the trading trade. Marna Wen.—Mr. V. SMITH, aceounta of expense of, Ac., on u early day. SUBDIVISION OF PARISHES. Sir G. GREY presented her hiajetty'a answer to the ad dress voted the other evening on the motion of Lord Ashley, praying Ter NNW, to aproint a commission to inquire into the practicabilityand to , de efsuhdividing int, distinct and inde pendent perishes for all eecleriastical purposes, all the densely peopled parishes in England and Wales, in such manner that the population of each, except in particular cases, at the dis cretion of the commissioner, shell not exceed 4,000 souk. To which her Majesty replied that she had jetted the cecet easy directions ftr app rintine ouch commission. CLERKS OF COUNTY COURTS. Me. DRUMMOND reminded the Secretary of State for the Home Department, that in 1847 a promise was given that the salaries of there official. ahculd b-v fixed, and that they should not continue to be paid by fees. He wished to know to what extent that promise had been fulfilled. - - - - Sir U. GREY sail, that some difficul.ret had arisen from the various erennastances under which many of the appointments were made, and the duties those (Awn; had to perform, by which delay had been occibioned. He bed recently ade further inquiries in the matter, and found that arrangements had been made for contrasting the emoluments of the office into fixed salaries in several instances. IMPLOSIONS FROM FIRE DAMP IN MINES. Mr. CAYLBY put 'question u to what stepe government had taken to prevent the recurrenco of such accidents as these which had recently token place from the explosion of are damp in a mine near Wigan, in Lancashire. Sir G. GREY replied that no representations had been made to the government with regard to the accident referred to. With regard to the explosion in the Darts Main mine, they had sant Mr. Trevellvan and Mr. Warrington Smith to the spot. both of wliom had attended the inquest, and had since made &repot- which was under consideration, and which wont , ' be laid heft» the house. Kr. CAYLEY wished to know if it wu still the intention of the hon. member far Monty. se to bring the subject before the house: end if so, when ? Mr. HUMS world bring the matter under discussion on the next supply night, or on the first subsequent opportunity. ROYAL COMMISSION. Sir A. CLIFFORD, the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, summoned the house to attend in the House of lords, is whams the giving of the Royal assent, by commission, to seeml bills, the titles of which the Speaker reported on Isis return, and which will be found in our Lords' report. IRISH POOR LAW RETURNS. Mr. STAFFORD asked the right hon. gentleman the Chan cellor of the Buettner whether he had any objection to ley upon the table of the boom en amended 'hem of the incorrect poor law returns received from Ireland ? In the year 1848, when he discovered an error in the malt tax returns, his hon. friend the member (Cr Dover bad an amended sheet laid upon the table without delay, and he hoped a similar course would be pursued on the present occasion. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied that be had no objection to not in she way the hon. member tug ' Rested. The returns certainly coatained a number of small inaccuracies, bat none of them were of eniScient moment to alter the character of the documents. SCOTCH MARRIAGES. Mr. DUNCAN asked whether there was soy objection upon the part of the Lord Advocate to send certain papers oa the subject of the registration of Scotch marriages to the committee who were sitting upstairs ? The LORD ADVOCATE replied that if the hon. tuemhet had been in the house last evening he Weak UV* heard bim state that he had so objection to do so. THE ESTIMATES. Mr. GOULIMEN inquired when the noble lord at the head of the administration proposed to bring the estimates before the house ? Lord J. RUSSELL said be must first see the pro which was made with the debate upon the navigation laws Woes he answered the gumbo' n. If, for instance, the dis cussion were closed that night, he would Wag forward the estinastss on Monday ; •but if not, he would prom** that the adjearaei debate mum the risvigstion laws be resumed on Meaday. (Hear, ham.) THE RATE IN AID. In reply to Mr. TOLLZMACMI, Ltrd J. RUSSELL stated that he would - 6n. ' seeoad reading of the Rate in Aid (Ireland) B , . ~./. week. ..: . • ..., I • .... . . , . 0 :. •f.i.. . )0•1 , - - ..\.- : 424 id tn