The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-02 00:00:00

/ . 1 s,t .ei P AMWAY MUM Minim. WILLIAM LAMM sod ONasmNM One anew, k sod ps i M6:010 ...110T awl SELL, 4 6 =c= id lbelli iss.— Jaw 15.11134 data we and at noon-day from honour of Ws auspicious event. The senneasry of the Bombay ITimes—writtta pre viously to the reeeipt of the above intel4ence —is a* fellows : ~J ~J t OEM w jut. hem. X Imile. balk Bomb h mum Or wall•aled• legal foram (it was on the field of battle, in the midst e a jut. Rua Domes—us awl" not a.p, ear b thee m o t of the brave brigade of Savoy, that he reeign , d his aniatatlan la demand. Narrow 21-Iseh cambric", w.th 6-4 mad 6-4 crown, i.e. his authority, to his eon), and that it Jim 1 Iget'illa...___"e b' Mr ilw e r r'_,_ ...• --,.....• ... not been ' formally notified to tht m with all the I r.. .Teo come.— Am mom of p.m.. eotteate ...re lately be= . mace, tho T t:leoe . =are .s az i ther bi z t r y.. ..d to ..0 rather t eo ec n h a t ti i t t n a ti n oetLan t d th p e recisio d n om requ r i na red b . y, e n ti it ue t t h ts e j g c .we limok ,Trate•tr u ta isima takl, mami ll "e k b i r i , ad i dakT in li T a t a tt' ia but aa . the generally observed on such occasions. The fact is battery in pz iL eard. Asms, X imam English goods 2 amass Str well/aids Wax= Rio Geosa—The mks me not Legs, nor is there mods eniatatlan la demand. Narrow 26-Iseh oambrke, w:th 6.4 and 6-4 twills, ire to fair lakalry. PIROTICI) GOOl4.—Ylllll aim 01 printed maces bars lately 8100 made, though some bray styles an at hdr tate& MUM Twasr.—Dsmsad le sonwetat Wattle*, sad to sell rather ' lower rates have beta taken. ilex& is small la Drat hands, but the mosamatka at this urea le modulus, and dales are not mated feted to add to their Mocks. Data reported firs : No. 10 II Bass sows Sat 0 0 per mama. „ 113 16 e• n 9 0 0 0 „ 40 267 0 „ 11 „ 4 1 „ „54 44 r. .. ti. 3 4 . . 00 16 0 4 „ 11 „ 70 6 0 t. n " l! se 3 1 O 10 11 le 1 SO 0 0 ~ - - legal forms (it was on the field of battle, in the midst of the brave brigade of Savoy, that he resigned his crown, i.e., his authority, to his eon), and th a t it bits not been formally notified to tint m with all the teen Lel n'oety and precision required by, net the constitution, but the custom, rage : etiquette generally observed on such occasions. The fact is that the ultra liberal or rather radical party, who are at heart republicans, nay anarchists, whose incapacity when an power is attested by the present gate of things, see no hopes of continuing to exist but by pernetuatiag disorder and confusion ; and though they know that the skeleton of the army which yet holds together (by means only of the sus peneion of hostilities) is composed of men who will not fight, they would wantonly expose the capital to be pillaged, first by the disorderly and disbanded Piedmontese soldiers themselves, as happened at Navarro and elsewhere, and next to be the scene of murder and every other atrocity by the Austrians, who would infallibly advance upon and take it, if any further resistance were pretended or attempted for effective resistance to Radetzki's forces. A ESTABLIBRMENT, r n Dad 4 - IUNO wumax4caszr. crrv. % o we to wash age has hos eddlenesd by the madras diem am o sem wpm" beset Iwo& Mauled the sake rlle Is ale fewaselbwr i ea . thet Is Ostebt eksslw . lea, st: alsedes=drailimm Oa thy , .1...., ..„.„....6...1 snake . ..dosed tia - Te - Oft le IS maim Of pm& eareallN sad that slot sist was shea rs tese WM: it we sew la Wet es i m , us lir , War oda. ma rewaldisi isapperesse thet grjoveks les shoddy Wasesel. we he alba Is es Isiah= ..ne kr Pass alt is deasnatied le awe essesed a he wk. lee aultenda d tes Ws amp lisse assiderid Is the arse eriestra. it bee ease to be 1.14 . =.1 . 1 Is albs ; r • i alaii it Is lasalll4, hew the kw ales ee e i , win w i r wee uses it elsesbl sell bis wale et • eirsesprelkw redsalos 111 s Weed wareresery ba add that), lase L. quite the qsa. "-. Ire taw el sew who de met 5511 tiesk Islam et the wale 7,'", y o me Miele. and. hi saw easy by •Tell pawspease. bst pe e r the r posed Illa l izMassedies. lies issegesset this delbsolei et awe dam MU • leis shaft by M * ee tbk. la sew Wal& peeks= Wok emu shkeele. Mil by otos It sal PIM allhe•Walf timembes 11•11 are , egad ea adds seta p pawl se they are ' O 7 - treeddliekes el la. IL a eves Se. per pm& g o eibibl Wm* itehisple pumbew seam he the barty, a loe et beak be a wiel MI he the mess; sehieleade7 MI Meals hos be the peer i they law se wessay. the, we ww. dm by *Os park le hay Me widths et selbe.wid l it teassewasee epee them all the shier learriehey Ida pine mead wiled sa Wes kr the estnealsow see et disuse. wit the E a r l .: wising Ina he te .waheaat i rse hew hew ad opawesallia , ems et lisee Pn t il r: t-f---4:1-. iv, =L e t irei r e 1a d . 1611 soy wish asw pa ss It ewe se breve • , via • little re eta eillaties. w led •se weet ssperiessal lotus ; a awl glider he the DVDees iso beyeesered teen was rapestash kwasaaw, that not mil Is rag payees lowe se It it asibed by wet the i i rrt y ...—.- 17 '• It amnia be=lw the Ewa ammlineld dip fat alias tedbaser ens Tbe walai es by wird wan base sew booms se mewl by dose rid Is he eigilisma" Oat is alma way r• is Ur Weide= sgseekellesie has wali Wd kr Ls sash tha si wag" miler% red eves la skis talks; the News le do me; tt tinware ads as *Barr eamment km es. dat meows er Mown ta reed ebbe way be aleseed by Ilm el waiver et be brae Mrs It Is powend hr sea 'lb may OW teat tibe emmonme er Id k bes me the tree leob et M: it memese • dem UM et tire. ad le de el eimarm at de earedse weer Of le Ideb sepesseet. • . S. Oses si gissipie we hen asiEweiwed the enmesh el Ile we aisle Imixemede esidpeedeo a t a in e i ger= a oboes sem blemimed edible ear ri• i s i me e en b I le met be andynyer l ite p a we be el ei fTp.m.m.~.. 1a....7...r.!!", . 1 wad OD riords. Sabi le lb mem miry-is jam. deed Ille wawa, moo sad kesnose, eat et wens seamaka; des widdi India wk. bay be aribans tar beim to asst. we sewed be lallewleg seleetke : 00/712. pa lb. Gild ogle Cabe - es. INA* lkyl. Plestoles DAC OM Wilashe bytes le es. 114 . ht. am Plealaw - - le. IL reentweeded Pews Owls ltise. yew Weise le. Id. seetemaeoled am Webs le. IL Ode elk Nadia b. ed. mammonist leer-crik es delivery et Voids. as pertain nellelag la UN asstra l'estswesaytei tbilir iiir Ida a negisaile rallamaa a seams IS meat a thew will be 1100 WAT atilas lD =PAM WM I.M. 4 tee 3. KM WlMmetred day. The intalligerce given in our issue of the 17th February cane down to the 3rd from Meehan and the camp of the Commander-in-Chie At this date the whole of the lad besieging force, with the excep- Con of the garrison left to occupy /Cotten, were on thee march to join head-quoiters, where they were expected to arrive abut the 20th. On the 4 way h ey were stopped for a little, receiving submies , cso from Herein Singh, who ecespied the fort of Cb snout with a garrison of 2,000 see, who gave themselves up as pruners. He had here been shut us e :4i some ut weeks by Sheikh Emau-ood- deep , tched at the time of his withdrawal fromMoulton to watch his movement.. Various let:ers of im portance bad boon detected in the possess.on of Moolraj—oce in particular, of very recent date, from Dint Mahorsed. encouraging him in reniMin %ad giving assurance that ass:Waco* , was at han d. From the beginning of the second week in February the commander-in-chief continued engaged in brit tying the position he had tam op at the time of the battle of Coilaanwallalt 00 the 13 h January. A bat tery judiciously advanced uncomfortably neer the Sikhs, gonad them to shift their position on the 6th, and this was followed by a slight alteration in oar arrangements the following day. The Sikhs seem now to have resolved on a new ceder of defensive operations—they adv tamed their °strata, entrench ing as they went, till they threatened to ontLek us, and get into our rear. Their object seemed to be to force or tempt us to attack them behind their field-works and beyond the protection of our own. On the 11t h a general movement was observed amongst them, and on the following day they were feend•to have struck their camp and eva cuated all their works. The rumour now ran that they had retired in safety scram the Jhelum without our observing this. The erroneoesness of this poei dna speedily appeared, and on the 14th Lord Gough fleet beard that instead of retitle; before him, the great body of the Slkh army had passed him, and Mhos iseresisa of the town of Gotrat, some seven '. labia reari bEislam W ee * Fe."' 810.) LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1849. [THREEPENCE. as a rest advantage gained, nopicially es news (meet likely brought in by those NON pliable intellipmers already hinted at, whom kis dear no reliance ma be pliteed)l helm M Met the Sikhs mass la fell retreat towards Illehtm with a t hit delsemined is ad oressfeg the river. TbZ nem ins lighthisi dl thenser, and by** gm it athabed Illsesth end DM I s had ebregg its onleigrEgth into a positive martios that the gbh* be nand the Am hate, sad given as the elip. Oar informathia,bowever, lid 111 to doubt the tank of them Matements, esgadelly as it nest mentioned that the ISM lnil eosins she pen eentismil located at Keene disike Ibe f Ith sad q he lgth je s itja nd while they were Wag era. ed ter leg wide , we were ating for the oonsequenm of Me mom of the gamey, we were informed, from a "care bead," MI estendisi only to I PO3lllll, the village is the assimout menses ef the p.. to which we have Aida aim, lat with del spoils INV eject me me Mown, arse fa the gouts.. Oa tha manatisisf the 13th, Brigather wind hi camp with a paths of the 11th irregular 011ail ig ilk• (two squadrons bad bass h. is rear with eselnan), Rebaste's detasiment of the 14th imam ( • ner's), and the p.ly of ON 11th light eavaky already vamp 'flood, all widen had guested Idsj , r-Genseg Walsh has Chemed by hosed marshes, sad rather inleabled some el the guidelines by the ragialty of their isonnessib. Oa the sass day the slit v en mat at to Rumour, umbra srmeg 11811 the iretelea that the Sikhs had retteand plebs* Musing a IMdtket there was evening shuns than bine of their hiss inierrepted in their progress. Os the saw day she the sseemodesktrahief wens in pram to ?zumine the than- carriege. Lieuteuent Reck la started this samaras with a wing of the 16th irvegeler cavalry to 'wort the Doran. Colima Ooodwya has parted kintrelf a eaergette a/Leer. m. woks NW &Wow which be has way enastitected, I. as iseredibly sheet specie el tine, do him greet credit. Lugs working parties of the Reropeaa Corps ere employed with piek.ase sad shovel, sad now that the verious batteries an complete and fa position, the citadel present' a very aria admit A pieties of the Anatolia. troops are kept es the end ritff 'Tiny night, so that ea attack oa the soesies part apes our treasury .red 'tone would act be ray seesesehil. Tbe general opinion is that we shall not see anything of Shore Singh or Nis army ; bet everything has rely peoperly bees got reedy for his recap tioa. AU the barrack women sad (Andrea were ordered iate the citadel on the 17th, and the ladies at Ana:hare were digested to be ready to move into the Reigate' Bagh at in Wes warning Letters of the 15th, 16th, and 17th alt., from General Dondas's column, reached us bet night. That of the last-mentione d is from " Camp near Ramnaggur," and mentions that the force wont(' reach that station the day following. The subjoined is an =timed from a letter one day older than that just referred to: BVITIANA, 16th Feb., 1849.—Sea. time ago we head that the Boa bey division wee to fora part of the ream sada" Geseral Whisk cad to be stationed at Reasiveggsr. Siam then we have heard we are to joie the ocameades , lathier. I believe not one ef us would wish to serve seder Gesieral Whisk 'gala. Deeds. is a trump, and we hope war divides will be isdepeudeat of all hat the anassander• larAkil, We are abost 30 miles from Rana . We bras Ohm Gomel Weigh has seat for the Wade sad Veep albino artillery yesterday' ;,report say. he is la a teak. dime tai.ah bee was a body of nen to attack hi. ; if be asset bold hie own with 6,000 or 7,000 men, how can he expest tr to do it with half ? Neither "ovally sew artillery have game ea, raw Ai we Mak thri will till we all ga. We have ealy had sae heat dam we left kingten. The fame is 17S health gad espialespialspkile. 1, is. Loofa arm. ids Bombay N.L.1., letter es tie item ef laime,peassetly political asset at Pah'unpore, is, we believe, to be appointed Reeideat in Catch, in succession to Lieut.-Colonel H. U. Roberts, 23d KU', who returns to &rope on sick leave by the steamer of the 3cd March next. The following proeltmatioe had been published by Sir Henry Lawrence, in the name of Dbuleep Singh, the ou Maharajah of Lahore : Praala.atia. kw the Information of all Rea who are with Tomer Bee Twer.-There kso Wangs. Prkes are stationary. fake have been, Cierono. Xs 36 le el 62 bake C 0.% Bs. 1.44 0. 1.4 , we la T. Bad. So.* lob II balsa On's Beitz e lb. Csown.-Seles heve molten Owe, ow do require ale. i ragas. The stain we ansil, sal though tkaaand kem the 1 Uppv Previews Is set brisk, prime we iteadfly esainuilneel. Qev -Asarkar alert la the ogee of ebb octal hen csearet , Its rine le ne. le. LI to SA aid still looks up. a-The an of hos are wodwate, sad Flow et nog elsewlp. does are maiteieed. MONEY MAENErt . Bans Swans 1 Co. Bs. it 000) peso. 1110 le IMO Agra belt ,, MIDI , !0P 13 I It Welters reek 300) „ Bak or BIP AU ( e 3 meths) 4 par Gest Diellat te as Prtrate=otee ditto 7 , tome co deposit of Oompeirs Papw & . MUD me Coal Credit *meats 6l ". 00•1110X/1314 INCUUTIIIL tows& Meek Paw & per oast- Prem. 10 0 to 10 6 Bow/ gra oat. Old in 1 baits. aeowdlng to amber Met. I 3 4 4 to 3 S 112 „ to 1 Ne per cant. w 3 to 11611 likas 4 per 3 oteL I, 1 7 4 to 1 7 I New e,.4 dills Paws or „ 16 4 to 16 87711.100, he. Perereigns tech ll oto 11 , Madras Gold Makers w Oldlield Ogee same: per a in -. l6 I to 16 Odd Dee w Imes Buyer Co.'aßL 1011... 104 4 to 104 1 Doßa =, n dike 14 1 ;100 " 220 2 W 210 BOMBAY. Pim. 4.-Is oar mosey market we have no stew Woggles Conte Paw Geoae.-40 Web grey Well'. ore astrology owes and wanted. se sepplise ef thew &Wks borkel one 0a Mfg slow oar rat. Ikon Wee to inky law Mea elbotod. 40 lei widths are shots radiator, apnoea prwisedy riding. Choy modapalloosa 110 wain el Mole Meta hasewell bass to a tattoo extent, mod the lawn& Whig at present weeplyilid, Bells hopmemased to swim dower Ise• Cleoppowoft Maw w mh= I tawdry, eel wit le sem want haw bees elheled. Illebdese are essay. LOS gager& deawaies Woe Mao 1s p . 4 co ned deign tbe hetsele, mg stew km w.. to arrlw low yam. Lcoocuess aft la l rraln. lew the 10111.141,bbi1l at deeaseiles hew lesta ooglested em gao eetwile la awe alk he which a sight bade, Me @MON& Igeop - W.k lhogiethe =Met & he *yobs far per pees waft= Nem wed la goodaegew• • gab of a lot to snivels lii =ome Owea-• psi lemma sahib he eldedoes. ospeeglj hr Ma gaddiggeed r ev er e rldes: e =eme ere also Is mirky, the mewl Of lamooem large min we reported at woe elauteft throe at oar Mo. • Endow-A herder logalry Ms adohdlor red plain cloth dories*, period ender meths. Twilled sista as the asotrara coo dem sogleseed awl deposood. Turkey red Fines of pod etyke, are tokW begeley. Thum bee Wee twain &lag In how goods to cell any potholer reiwalt. • WOCCIABIL—A bk Ow/fry exists, but we haw not heard of any sake Correa Talut.-The sortiet has been very steady, and the sake re. pos tad have been at estrame priew. M/Ml4—Coyper : • digit decline Ism hew mad he all Mods of nowt arrivals. We law sot heard of any who, as market being 71 1 1 = 1 1 11 Itt. ld en saseest Mit et the aprzlklog Weisz. passel Mml dale war ket bar is a er:iltraf 40 for Th ellollle. MI per t° =.hie bees refased. For Math bar am gootalros nos ha. Most too Is la good request, sad soma Mums hen take phew Neil rod. both pears and roved, Ma @lightly declined. =an steady. Plg lead la is fain Locale y. Speller remains Its plates era sass*. lienam-at parent of SI banshee& • Weedy inferior has been 'sowed of at So 211 per gallon •• and 10 Mel. weal gelidity ea arrive Mrs Lead a perehaser at Be. 211 manes per Won. 11eg0..-11kw• &snow 00stadraot either Alleoppli or Ban's In drat boo& Ithe fitly Isle of other kw is 110 hbda : Tennant's at Bs. 10 partle Orens-The Wow of the adelew brought by the last China etearaer owe ow so favetwaMs as has bets the UM for a long time; but helisse belag wry 6m, th e docile. ee our last quotations is trivial, Ibe l = e gles MAN kilt n. per lest for bee. Maiwa. awasesd want et cotke bas awed rates to Negland to nisei enwertset farther, and we quote the rate as U. 10a. we me floe Lagoa ewl IL the W. for LiverpouL Pee China the rate is la ea to 1111 ea per away. PACZAXOOI.—The serleal of the but Chloe edema wen fol. lowed by a rime is the rate of eschew, as anticipated is ow bet • Baring's credits and other first-dam Chi= bills hating been weld at W. Hid. per tepee, while Bank paper at sin niontlu' light was disposed of at la. 10 13.16 d. per rupee; but at thole rated the trasoestkets were very limited. Subsequently, owing to the operations of the Bank, the rate declined, and our present quo. takes are lo other 1001. per rupee far Bank paper, and le. 10 6.16 d. fur iket.claw hills. " I will let you know to-morrow the result of the sitting of this day—on it much will depend. If the government and the wish of the whole nation, which is for peace (since they are convinced that war is im possible), had succeed in causing disturbances, by means of their anarchical and deluded adherents, a civil war might ensue, which would immediately brine the enemy to Turin, if only to restore order; but if such an attempt should be ma's, the king would no doubt dissolve the parliament and conclude a treaty with Radetski, end the national guards, both at Turin and everywhere else, would support the government and maintain order. " The new ministers appointed by the king ere De Lsunay, Pirelli, and Nigra, De Bormida and Cristiani. The latter being absent, it is proposed to substitute for him Galcagno. " Rootarino has been brought a prisoner here, and will most likely be tried shortly and shot. " The king passed a review of the rational gusrds yesterday, and was loudly cheered. Above 4,000 men were present, and tcok the oath of fidelity. " flume just heard that the nomination of De Boar mida and Cri-tiani have not yet accepted. " The Chamber of Deputies voted yesterday an address to the ex-king (Charles Albert), lauding hint for his noble conduct in staking his crown and life in the canes of his country. It was also proposed to erect a statue to him." NAPLES.—We have letters from our rwrespond ent at Naples to the 24th inclusive. He quotes private letters received by him from Palermo on the 22nd. The Sicilian government had published on the 21st a proclamation denouncing the armistice, stating that on the 29th hostilities would recommence, and calling the Sicilians to arms. The greatest enthusia'm prevailed. Bodies of 5,000 and 10,000 men from the country had gone into Palermo with spades, pickaxes, &c., to offer their services in making defences. The decree of parliament fur a levy en masse had been responded to with the utmost alacrity. the Oa New., end those who me in Rebellion. Feb. 8, 1849. On the llith od November, 1848, the Hoe. Sir F. Currie, Bart., published • proclamation, and I re palish the mote, for the informed's of all men, by order of the Right lion. the Govensor-Oesersl of India, who now Matisse y m itIVERID CARRIAGE FREE TO ANY TALI OF VIOLAND.—MaIeaILL eel Ca , tea dokre , ele aeleelemeat with the nerd =hogs le alker their pawwoks lbw Nix puma weeght). Fad= asd esseembee empit *MA et the enialifteselk where ass esd Dam on =I oak= et the =am= pike Geed ea= Cesees bee a Idelefie end ore= laved= ken et eett. by ny. ...wele wdy end la.!. Deekkeekey. Osaka leratkre. earn. Ine4 I e me e e mi p IN i a hp emle or rehremea retEI.TY in BREAX.FAST SERVICES.— Dread ?AUNT laelliiill TEA W C.OFTILE lIIIIIICER lee= bese wear= in eorket n yie, lon the oar= r u t We getweedy ensweneed d HAM WHITE. by the pent we= Ilkeen. May= we ca. s ee l m7= di vta the wee= ore led Mirth are sew And tw ede et prise .I =kr Mil whit weld hale be dn. model lot kr the wassway wee= by the moles =ea They es at der= es Mar. Mao peen lo ad seat set emples .... SS 17 =hew do. de. de. --- •17 Dendesa de. easel de. --... OM de. pita de de. . is • 17 ..—.. • • LiOseleret poi= dr de. -—.. 11 • ILL Toper, 4b. web ; Ilearpsie. kle. trel l / 2 "et the S• 1 sea Yq ohm eels daft Is the owe peperties. awslare lest Wer we) I= lelLLlellt L WEION Ode Rapes lei lates), la Onkel arll.lle=easeestatreer al Illewurs.etreet).—abbaled en COL That any perms who is now with the 11.kh forms in arms &Out tle British army bas the option offered to hint of being tale sad protected. escept Salton Mshomsd Khan Barrakzees, regarding whom no stipulation is herein made, Finely, it is announced that the lives of all thom who come over at oces will be spared. The lives of the se who eons. our will not be endangered on account of their re bellion. At Naples the arrest of the ex deputies has exerted considerable excitement. Arrests of other parties to a considerable extt rtt had also been made. Some reports carried their number to 12,000 in the capital and provinces. In the provinces 34 judges bad been displaced. Toe Neapolitan army is cud to be averse to the war with Sc' ly. and numeroua deertions have taken place. The Calabria. are stat. dtobe in open revolt. Pass port. are said to be refused to the Deputies to return to their homes. fieeosdly, all .oldies with the Sikh forces who lay down their arms will be permitted to return to their homes unmo lested, and remain there without eny apprehension of berm. The Birders, who are launders, will not be deprived of their comforts ; they will receive a sufficiency to supply all their wants. Let it be well understood, that to entitle thole who desire it is the mercy herein offered, it is necessary that they should come is without delay. H. Ltwazxci. On the 24th nit. the Fives were at 803 ; Exchange on London, 582. GERMANY. rI I, I I ' CILIBILETED OVI2OOIIII. eft VOUNIMI. d 11. psiminai l la i l= ' 111111 4 W alig m li mg la ImmAlittr--- ii:tg graskaihredbliheL _ MRS. C a - • - 1000Mizeim beapik GaMiff Fes, 10146. re WI% Oiles =V I 11 1= - 11 6a lt ra tlt e tt le o . 41 4 :7 11 : 1 4= maim fmaiseasiskinporipesk. T11;10411 ord. rs and coanter-Orthre, preparations msde to start and then abandoned, Lord Gough at four on the morning of the 15th decamped from ChiSisnwalla, and abandoned the position he had for a fortnight been engaged in forlifyiog ; and after a march of from twelve to seventeen Min, reached the neighbourhood of Sadoolapore, upon which Shore S'agh had withdrawn after his engagement with Thackwell an December 3. Weigh had arrived at Reennugger on the 13th with Markham's brigade. Here he fouad her Majesty's 53rd, three regiments of Native Infantry, and two of Irregular Horse. He was joined on the 16th by Hervey's brigade; the force at Ramnuggur being thus brought up to nearly 11000 men, while Brtgadier-geralDuadas's column expected on the 18th, would give 4,000 more. 01; the 14th, General Whish being informed that 500 Sikhs haderoseed the Chenaub at Weseerabiid,ordered two 9-pounder guns, with a regiment of irregular horse to proceed up the bank of the river. On the 15th they were followed by H.M. 53rd, the 13th N. 1., the 12th Irregular Cavalry, and two bores artillery guns. They reached Wuseerabad late in the dior ama, but found that the icsargents bad retired. 4 000 of them were said to be postal on the farther side of the river, whither our troops proposed immediately to crow. On tits 16th , Oeseral Whisk himself, with a strong body of men, moved up tsHarree-ke-Pattea, ten miles up the river, end halfway betwixt Rasmus gar and Waseerabad. Here there we a bridge boats. On the 18th our army bad advanced to within four miles of the enemy's rialto. A battle on the fol lowing day appeared inevitable. Share Singh was en trenching himself : be had in all about 30,000 men on whom be could depend, while the farce under Lord Clough mustered canoes than 18,000 effective soldiers with 70 or 80 guns. Oar army was encamped on au open plain studded with villages. This morning's post will most probably bring the news of a glorious victory having been won by oar troops on the 19th. -Major Lay - bad obtained unlimited leave from 19th, join the ~ The prolamation be all the Id to how way - o Paigu• Mode' will, it is laid, be ssellesi ttba form of Gcrrindetnr. Lord Dalhousie seutinsie at\ Nem. pore, avaionaly watchdog the peps= et : he is said to lave written home, intimatirg that eithem • new Governor- G eneral or Commander-in-Chief 11111*A be tilt out immediately. Five millions steriing will I n - t ale tr the coat of the folly of keeping Lord Gough an extra year in India. We have had a month of the aunt extraordinarily misty weather ever experienced in Bombay at this meson of the year. Trade con tinues dull." The subjoined outline from the DeVii Gazette gives nearly all that can be desired, or at all even's attained at present, respectiog the movement of the army of the Punjaub : The aspect of affairs on the banks of the Jhelum, and indeed beyond the Cheneb generally, has understate a total and ra ther natoward, certainly unexpected, change since the issue of oar beet paper. We left the commander-in-chief and his army labouring under the impression, on the morning of the 11th of February, that the Sikhs, disheartened by the known of tie Median forte, the ~city of money, and of provisions were seriously thinking et sending Mitior Lawrence with fresh and lees objectionable pro. Saz e t i tle arrival of that officer was hourly expected. bad been made to send off the sick and and the arrival of General Whisk was looked fee win the efeeset impatience and many cheerful amities *ay sie. Immediately after his junction with the force under LOINIZ13: supposed final steps of the campaign were to be sal the Sikhs to be attacked, should the atemapt at further segodatioe, on their part, be wesnessmfoll e and that 'midges' • surrender on ours, be eventually rejealod by them. The Salts had, as we hive previendt _nalmismed, very materially altered their position after the am nit oeseentrating their forces at and about Remeol, and marytag their lines along the low hills running earth of Chillienirella, and parallel, or nearly so, with the rime Jhelum. In this range, which averages • height, n-ar Rusted, of about 200 feet, and farther up the river of about 300, there is • per, at no great distaste' from Chillianwalls, say about six manse, leading to Poor= and JC hwar on the Jhelum, and affording a practicable peonage for the high Iced from Beasuseini to the town of Jhelum, on the right of the river, and ultimately to ghettos and Attock. Through this pass the Sikhs managed to obtain their supplies from the country towards the north-east of their position as far as Goojrat, and even Smalkote ; end there is much reason to believe that the convey, for the protection of which they mostrevred se da during the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th of February, se te induce Lord Gough to believe he was shoot to be attet sd. same trees °alien. where err ewe esenheariat thee was bury purchasing stores he ear sew. sad passed ea te ltnesed through this pees. 8o essiklent woe the eamsaander , tamilie s verthe. e l ss, of the estlissesey . of stain, that " were already drama me whit entemplated the , on the junction al the Narillea hire, of the pus in questa, in frees by (leased Whit. while the main body of the army in egmte es lieserei; at the same time that the n isei& dupla efts sin se Bamaanur issitemetla belief that the emetry, in the &emits of nee pregame at least, west* Ilhaly to be sampled by the maw. (The exact amber if weeaded wise sehmey ellerted en the Ink was 24 slime sad 480 min. lusepeas sad =dye.) We emitted to meal" in the peeper lime and et the time, that an escort, Noiftwertine sessibee fries every mounted corps, with use gear hit the amp at 8 o'clock on the night of the 9th het.. As lisSsh e le meet a large envoy from Run wagger with lea mat, and relented, all right, on the next day, And 1 p.m.--Itattees were is this position when, on the morning of the 11th Feb., infermation was brought in (orer oi rat is, wording to the hales of the Moulton henbane tint the emu were certainly best en attacking the MN Ibilog that day. The departure of the sick was dieestosaelle t ed. and the army prepared accord ingly the three gee from the heavy battery on the mound in best of amp were fired, and the British line Mold out in beide many, the 80the beteg at the same time draws up whit sight el ear mete in two erase columns, en threatens' the rem ',Lord °nib. They remainel in tit pesitisabetweee timer three beam, when they withdrew. Tee disappesesase of many of ththeey teats of the enemy from Barest sem socked Nes silt had withdrawn from their threatening polite, sad by the next mining they had bees es entirely maenad that • retrina 'J urist P• 147, atml4l4ll of a detasiument of Irregular Ca valry, was seat fiewsed, under ldetrAlenseal Sir Walter G nee, sesseteis what weld be seams ef this new and W=llllBl,lllNet, espestelly as =l im ed, els, I .l laken up s poetise et the iota ite piste et the pre to lElmrsr, bed at mencen g the pet of littera, whiek they ha r dzetesely essapieL The party mend forward uaisterre . they mashed Beassel, whia they were not • en empef m ined l a g totally abandoned by the enemy. a l= wee the pine evenated, that the wird led se' ti mely nealaing the leminy, whisk wee se stens W entre, sided by eatiseehmeei. Ks very li•Whiary wailer* • t however. that the abitiediremint of Banal wee Inked urea rriak . " — esanireairee seires7iiiiThilisiliTesibiliTe. —Major Caceres had obtained unlimited leave fr 1 ""4161°X;" vas irr t 'Arr ma serves. Share Singh's camp on parole. lle reached L tAww We \weft Me. Chugh's army as the 17th, and Lahore on the 19 Zhu BBl ' • """ fres whines be was about rossedicg to j , wo7 6, .(befel6and 118.040161, eat ii, "' ' • Dalhousie at Ferozepare. H. brought err. Cawley apoftwabil. , from Shen Singh to the effect that all 1 I ALVAI 4 IIBM. ' f.-...r". be returned to us immediately. 7 Waldo am aidat Me nod ee Mr. W. H. II , dH. • . t ot . has caused a proolamst orieli.einerq taro^ swain PAMPHLET on MEDICAL Obi- loud by oe 18th Novem b er to ism. vita WI be argswilia km as melee at an pumas ea flay WI be adwisbei at le esalsate. la ft vfil be mad reproelirt• , memsesty for the past . to Wad= et wow fa aill et rubs, dart tam, abase, Ur- who will now aptii and ensuring I min& insabds, semi essee= beetaba, deteleasy et we ilarty Ilver . bairsidal dill foodatories of crows will be snowed nal mesa aselm agel =n, se. Mr. =mei °rev- retail their lands—a straw oe this of h Itr i-m. allinilt.rate.ll=ll agreewt ....a IL' i s r a ; anxious we are is any way to Glom the campaii _ . LIIERNETHY'S PILLS for the NERVES end lemma. pries 4s. ed. mad Its. elm The astmedisso way te moored ben ebeselet. Its etbsesem Orr war sees patient mre parried, sad will mai* be emitted tines. 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WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOW; .ale DM Tablas M an O t artriow he. . by R. J. Coarsterasa. ILA, $s- . UAL. Imentera.—How ft bar i sC kedass. a FM AMON net, a dear ma a= = i lly as M onroe of tba Inottaelime amas=rje . Ne. tbe me. greete IN* debate, ems Is the mad iseleeed tre d, emount of Ordeal banimem. ead iMM I= h 4 Wet pried of 111. ANNA la tams. Ti be bad of fireeteek N. Patorseatanvow ; treevatrto, In, Pleat. MEM Mam e Wi. Onnikal: Nelms. 43. West Illised; or dlteet has lisledher.". 4l ll.4bmte BalltsSelmt. INDIA. THE OVERLAND MAIL. VICTORY OVER THE SIKHS. The overland mail from India has arrived with dates from Bombay, March 4 ; Calcutta, Feb. 181 ad Lord (huib's cum Feb. 25 . The most important intelligent* brought by th;s ads is that esatained in a hastily rioted " Extra" of the Amboy Mem, which I. as follows : GLORIOUS NEWS FROM THE PUNJAUB. DEFEAT OF SHERE SINO'S ARMY. BOMA!' TIKES OPTICS, SUNDAY, MANCH 4. As express from tba Governor-General's camp, latest 2.11 alt., was received by the govern ant lut night shortly aft:r 11 o'clock, bringing the highly important and gratifying intelligence that on the 21st the Sikh army na dir Shun Singh had been attached in their position at Gomel by Lord Omagh, and pat to the rout. The enemy are said to have retreated in thegreatest dimmer, leaving a great put of their turry, and the whole of their standing camp, in ear bands. Father particulars cannot reach Bombay by ordi- URI &irk before to-morrow morning. A royal demi redline se Beentektethiere heat not, hew the enemy awe Se path up ~i it was quite evident they weal& bath an of seskeleg an attack with the great aesthetes postion. Deadth the 13th, the Wee lady of the wasay at ILssrat renesieni en apparently thei lOW grenni noWere. ereriatethosenteleggnesenteentthnths be hissesi4ethwthse of their passeilejs. and the muse that hal lei es the ineelesith of linesso esPe ribs impreaelens that Him se thy paths of them, bad oriessil the arthem, was 111111111.1., sswalatily eased, snit these he 1 of mows were et their 's made, and radioed te ad. whet thews next. wi tsj ea sth =r i WM bops te Ewa is the naming of the 14th Fetitury, and was very pmenlly knows by sunrise, that a la . rg o porthole of the Sikh tray, Nast the satire holy, had asit.. d hem their pre thou psitiene. sad were at the time of writhe) actually in pemeellth of the town of Goojeat, whore they took a detach ments( lithielson's Afghans who were in the fortby surprise ; ems of them is supposed to have escaped, and to have been the enay penes who brught in this " pleasant " 1M« of ithillenssekand whence they threatened au imme diate edema upset Wmaerabed, intestine the rhea via which the Alighems were posted so completely that there was small therm of their escape. They sent word, however, that if speedy relief were promised thus, the could easily hold out far some days. The whole camp was naturally la a state of Weems excitement, and mien were tweed ohms nice, for the immediate march of the army, which, of MUM, con lewd the morn that had been spread. The march oat, however ' subsequently deferred till twelve ; the utmost haste was still made, and everything was ready for an instant start, when the aniline of the troops was damped by a third order, iatimatisg that the march was postponed UI an early hour the sent morning. Nothing having apparently occurred to induce any farther delay, the array abandoned the fortified pen of Clailisawallah about four a.m. on the morn ing of the 16th of February, reaching the vicinity of Lassoorees, which they bad quitted ea the 12th of January, between three and four o'clock p.m., after a march variously estimated at from twelve to seventeen miles, the sun being found somewhat warm for the seem. Here it was andagood Chit the main body of the enemy were encamped, at a place about Fenn miles ou the Lemons' side of tjrat, with iti em iller body at that plass itself. It was also Ordained, oa one hand, that the party of Nietheon's Afghans, which had been surprised, had surrendered, while another was to the of et that they still held out. Here also eiders were Lased to General Width to kiln headquarters, but his letters, anammeing his own movements, crated the orders, which meld not esneeloontly be obeyed, and the impression in camp was that nothing would be done on the 18th, although it was considered so highly dellreble that the enemy should be brought imam. diately to action, that a battle seemed all but inevitable for the 19th, when, as far as all human foresight could indicate, success at our part sppeared quite certain, the {MMUS, pre ponderance of artillery on our side giving as such a greet advantage that the victory appeared likely to be as easy as it would be bloodless, should anything approaching' to generalship be mullioned. The number of gnu with the Sikhs was known to be 63 ; ours is 110, including those with the Bombay troops. which may, however, not be in time tar the fray. Chatter Kest bed creased to ilia left beak et the Joelem, earl Widths gems the Sikhs had ahandoned with 1 his force sad mese gum Mae 14 bowie_ mer, a th rees of the Inks Mush, to the Thelma asinine* as theft set treat does not appear to have been eat off. qu a this was pawing in the camp of the semmanillerdn chides Chilinawallah, General thrash, who was now her = without his own cavalry (which had, as eke* , preceded him by toned marches, ether nag ft la mentations from head quotes), with Briga dier 31Mtham's b it : I tarahTt a it liablillig..r and s had m bratlrriugp. the 11,'. • gave his mush jaw last up to** 12th, within one stage of that place. Os the eves* of that day an order won issued for the immediate departure of Ovine Anderson's troop of holm artillery sad they marched about eight at night, and arrived at lealf-past three am., on the 13th, having completed a distance of entrees miles in forty-eight hours. They wen at a loss to find out why they had been sent off in such a harry, and, coos 'led themselves with the prospect of rustis rest at least. The remainder of the brigade in on the same day, and General Which found dm. settee the had of a considerable force, consisting of H. M.'s 3ind and Ski Foot, the 13th, 20th, 51st, 63rd, and 72nd regiments el Naive Infantry, with however but one troop of hens ertithery, and three regiments of cavalry, the 11th Light, the lath (Belmes') Irregular', end the 13th (Quin's) ditto. The general, wee betieve, also hand orders to remain AS rosavima there until th e whole of the field form should ban aimed up, and fortunate it his position at Ram- 1 , sooneeted with the movement of th e mugger oy Waseer.bad ea Lahore, Rest d meet im portant. The effect of the movement of the ea Geoj. rat was not slow in billag telt at Rummest'. Oa trite 14th February, information having bees reedved lc Omen al Whisk that 500 Sikhs bad actually mewed the Monalt at thumarrabad (one mount from heed quartsre map say they merely sent a party to examine the ford), he issued orders for the immediate departure in that direction of two 9-pounder guns (Miles' battery), end of Quin's irregular hone. Oa the 15th, instructions were issued for the immediate departure, in the came direction, of H.M.'s 53rd foot, the 13th regiment native infantry, and the 12th cavalry (Holmes'), with two horse artillery guns, ifs ni XZ' of Lieutenant Alexander, from Anderson's trop, the whole commanded by Lieut.- Colonel Byrne. They marched the whole day, and arrived at Wuseerabad about fear in the afternoon, and there they found that the Sikhs had returned to the right bank of the Chensb, if they had ever crossed. It was ascertained, however, that they was actually in tame, semi 4000 strong, with some r juns,_ at no great seases en the smite Otto river. B • ter Hervey resched Baimmagiur ea the morning of the 1 th February, and Brigadier General Muds' was expected on the 18th. Oa the fret-named date General Which issued an order ter the march of Brigadier Markham's Mi -1 pais (M. K. 32d Foot, and 51st and 72d Beets. N. 1., the Me Ming still on the way from thooltan), and of two squea ling ef Master's irregular cavalry (11th) towards the ford, lelf way between Muntiuggor and W tisoerabad. A general erase was also looked for with much certainty in General Whisk's amp, and we bare no hesitation in saying that the speed with which he get over the ground has saved a very Legs theenat of trouble. as, bad he not been on the spot at the time be reached Misname, the whole Sikh army would, in all probability, have been in the Masjhs on the 17th, without the possibility of their being stopped by the fora under the commander-in-chid. —Delhi Gaulle, Feb. 21. The above intelligence extends only to the 15th: we have kttere from the camp to the 18th. On the 18th the force moved from Laseoorie to Se doolapore, the scene of Sir J. Thackwell's action with the Sikhs on the 3d December. On the 17th they marched nine miles in the direction of Goojrat, which brought tl - em within sight of the enemy. Major Lawrence had arrived in camp on unlimited leave on parole, and Shere Singh had announced his intention to liberate all the pn toners in a few days. On the same day, General Whish, with one brigade, was at Hurree-lee-Putten, half way between Ramnuggur and Wuzeerabad, coveting a bridge of boats; another brigade was at the latter place, and a third on the opposite bank of the river. General Dundee, with the Bombay column, was to arrive at Ramnu:gor on the 18th. On the 18th the two armies lay encamped within four miles of each other, and a great battle wan expected to be fought next day. Camp, 31 miles from Harree-km-Puttan Ghat, 17th February.—Last night's orders sold we were to halt, but at hell-past seven this mania; the bugle sounded to strike our ' camp, and we marched about aims a.m., aid came about five miles, where we belted to allow the new ground to bas taken up. This was a work of throe hews. Ir. II 1110 t Lawrence was mut is yesterday, by Shore Blagli—who also forwarded the dab which his men bad taken. Major Lawless west to Lahore today. It is said he has a week's leave, but that, if he Ands it ineetaysnisat le come back at the expiration of that time, he may extend it. General Which joined us to-day. He brought on OM of his free—at least nose came with him. Brigadier Hervey has jest come in with kis brigade—cad heavy guns are now on their way oat. We all expected a battle to-day: bat this will sot he till the Bombay troops join us, if we as help it. However, if the enemy_ try eo cross the Obis& to- ht or te.ntorrow, they vrill had us at their bode. `s brigade h as been pushed on to Wesseetiel. We are adored to Moos baggage."—Mofusriffee,Foian. LAII OIL Fes. 19.—Major Oserp Lawrence is hare on his parole. It is said be will proceed Immediately to the camp of the Goya:tor-General, with proposals from the Singhs. Martin Singh come in hare the day beton yesterday. He is an impudent ruffian, and is kept is fetters. Merkel is expected from Bantalgger to-sorrow. lie travels in a COMMERCIAL INTELLIOENCE. CALCUTTA, Fan. 19, 1849.—Tb• second Tor Express, with Leaden dotes to the Bth of January, wen to band on the mom lead the 16th met. The oomosercial news is frwarable. and Cr strengthened ths improved feeling apparent ia bushier hen. The derwed keg:pens remains steady and general eon. true wry redraft Inaltraeas go Leveed Wetly In pradm4 and with the 6tlYtr et the Export warehouse prier are main a little higher. At the paid, sass earn° very toll prier were paid. The re. anal dealer @MAR (ouaw% and all kinds sell readily r ann.. law MA, too, lit tl tera of as It cores in et gradually th 2 canting rats. Cana= are erne, and any small iota mold ere et higher riper lameness remains In steady request. Brie goes forward new es • wationte scale. lino is shipped freely. finsuAe is in Yin geared ler Engird. The peke el Omni keeps MA, tiding at n. 900 to ra. 910 during the week, briar, bs alley Ia asks to deliver Ina the auction d toda. In the y smart amiss Slaws is not to such anhaation en there woe, net en meek warner ft bay for renal. 11111 supplies en being dread alt vary freely; and though Mee be eery burner a little lent mot stole Used. pay may well. The Wald meet MirMeMr Comm see at and rates, though not quite so kWh se they ere, and goer arras to he Belly pried on the market ashLsna m. ve. There is • Yr kir wet et the Glasgow error, pekes re.. ✓ainteg lei hest ale Wu. Twivr is ail dollish. sad the bermes done has only been moderate. led Twist is without Menu rattans at steady priest a rnetethri el Capper are an. elsenged. Spotter is tartar by fully d arm pee raved. Ina Is at hen rates, rad fa Mr requiet. Ciontnament sesaritisa agar slightly de iced. Onetaliens M M.,/ Tina per cent. Be. 0 8 le lb. • If dise. Byes Fine 3 4 to II led ~ Onaprry's Touts IS 4 to IS ~ Sirs Peers Then Is Sills round tee has of ettchange. The rate Ye Ant are pa=easrins at Is. laid.. a. a. see sandy, awl rates to des were : saltpetre, 41. 2:6d.; sager. 41. de. Fee ton Wore the Evreatne la. During the lag lea days Mho, rafts bane themedsd. sad Y. is. 6d. has beta pad tie met be Leedom Lasee—at the palls sal= steeped wit fall rates Yale been ▪ erd be ems Whom es Maim ea preview vabialleas has been pa. ibe emelly lea hr sute Is mer Mated s semess. UM, men eseeesa. Bahr be the resat seem the weather has permed mmelly Mews* he the eperelims et lieladide Omer. A atria el down Winer oft meeker dm the yes= has bees et me swiss be prembee the Mb. awl Me sowings in men Mar be le MIMI Me web/ be the met The bow' redgisikel whir new min se mit Merest sus yet be deeded. as Meg beertme. m eek —Wither, le eat " vlisiseale ahealemeet dlisliriss sad lank care sarlissed issisMe; mad that, mdise Ye sew s and ia the pert ember et bled, that ale mud labs tow the sot ef geedestima fa ea range germ will he raterially reduced. Impels elrdigo, from Ist Noe., 1818, 03 Mb Feb.. 18119 : Cher: ItXd• Great Britain Prawn North ranks Sea ulph 0:1no preasandP. G 346 21,313 4,463 240 233 13,772 743 790 933 resse or hr 93,813 Araks—The espy has lean geed, and prices are maintained at the full ids grated last week. Lay paresis Or &WWI comic, in bath hem taken W. ....ang per Kew ant lit 8 re. 12 ans. have been paid, 111117 II Ins Per ad. ' 411.0. at the sommeneentait of the month. The data crap coma is with ready sale. Ourpatta at Ea. 6.8 to 6.12 per bazar mg. Calm. loom Sugars have also siv.need—ordinary Dam ow are now at 0a.% Ks, 4.12 to 5.0, being 4to 8 anon above what they were. liince the mamas n ea , demand has greatly increased and prices ham fur ther ad RAW Sun.—Them la the an. active inquhy for Silk, and prime are higher. The supply has been very moderate. Priem ruling for usual native filatures are Casabas:sr On' s Rs. 8 to 9 ; Comte* Co.'s Ra., Ito 8; and Banlesh Co.'s Re., 6.6 to 7 per f. seer. No Hurripal GT Midas/tore are In the market. Priem rulft are : Radnagon, Oda Bs. 6 8 to 6 0 pee b men Hurripal, " 3 0 to 9 6 Hannah, " 6 6 to 7 0 f seer Cosslmboser, " 3 oto 0 11 Gametes. " 7 0 to It I 46 Expect as above to Great Britain,. Eapeeta es acne, Great HAMM., °malls pc& 13,133 Chonehe to " 473 To North America Bilk Goods " cams SIM Piece Geom.—Courts have been very sparingly supplied, and higher rates have again been pald. Misery Busy goods have boorish Co.'s re 90. end good Conchs have sold at Co.'s re. 110 to 120 per Gorge. Quotations are ftlinbams Native, Ist quality..... Co.'s rs. 110 to 120 per ear's. Ditto 2nd do. " 1111 103 Ditto 3rd do. Asee.—tibientents of ales proceed les alenelady now. ' hien are without ekeratket Table Otes Re 1 a to I 14 pee b. and MmagkY 1 1 1 2 „ Bellew, Do. ,". 1 0 " 1 1 Ornm.—Pmffing the isle of this day, business • Itio been agar ter delivery tram It. Prises have ruled at lb.'s re. 900 to 910 PIM, CO.'S TI. 990 to 993 Brans. Eaparts es above, China ebeds 343 Slngspore sad IPesseg Foe w Patiewr Other a—Th pious e rata of F reight hare been Arm , although snivels Aare been main in more freely. Sines the ma atm en advance Is asked. Nu Lemon. Saltpetre £4 0 to £4 2 per tan et 20 cwt. Sort 4 6 „4 7 n n Rice. Linseed Rides 412 „4 15 : of 11 ewt. Jute 4 0 ~ 0 0 „ of 5 balm Raw silk 4lO „ 6 0 „ of 10 cwt. Silk P. somas and Wirt_ 410 „ 5 0 ~ of 30 a It. thellas and las dye 4 10 ~ 4 13 Toe Erviarcur. Saltpetre £ 4 0 to £4 3 pa ha et 20 cwt. Sager 4 5 „ 0 0 6 .. Rice 1 5 „ 4 7 1. PP Li Rides 0 0 „ 0 0 Juts „ 4 0 7 0 0 ": a llillbi -." A Corm Ocuts.—The saes et Maribsilsr cakes dark; the w ee k have rot beet aelnive. Tie aimed be the Mew re - silo a Ole leNkboad tie punt bedew is k IA quite es WIN'S am I Itssernera—lehe et Fry lea meareie Writ are reverted, et setae sot drew Tula IlliMp. Ibmalsi we leo makable, and e Adr sore; immeed tert Min ra I•= ing are to • uek at Mt mes kr m erar ealle at Greyer e Rea kr.. Seel* a kik km*, seeilmme. sod Woe en Mho down. Ilcua.-140. Ile I one ere sektehied la 'dee, sad are OM MKS. Si the leer mho mile lemmometime le a moderate extent have bits disiaL BOCK Illiassa—Thess VA lamb la ermikat regent. No. I te 3 se sae* vile out et desk, me be pea lawatryisr Dam& Nair sorb Mai ere dee meatet. LAPIUMM—i Mt smut et meridiem bee enured. bet pekes, *gflit em lake sift, sr • net astiveg& eat dim Is leme mOm gibe date deal bri. - me Twasa.-11 Wm 40 yards se sang ratty freely. Our Danaa.—Tie nine et Amiens ameba about 4 sansa FRANCE. PARIS. SUNDAY, 6 r N. The debits on Italy continued arter my despatches of last evening were closed, and finally the Assembly adopted the order of the day proposed by M. Bixto, with some modifications, by a majority of 444 to 320. " The National Awembly, *line of securing the preser. Tenon of the two greatest interests con fi ded to it, the dignity of France, and the maintenance of yews founded in respect fis nationalities, and concurring in the languate held in the sitting of the 28th by the President of the Council of Minis ters, corfiding also in the government of the President of the Republic, declare, that if the better to guarantee the inte pity of the Piedniontem territory, and prof: et the interests and honour of Prance, the executive power should think it necessary to give force to the negotiation., by the genial and temporary occupation of env point of Upper Italy, it would fad in the National Assembly the most sincere and cordial eo-interafion." This vote had the concurrence of the govern ment, to which it gives the utmost latitude and free dom of action on the Italian question. Tnis vote is a virtual declaration on the pirt of the Asteably to maintain the general peace , and to attempt no armed ' intervention in Italy which might endanger the trap , quillity of the Peninsula. At the close of the day's business M. Leon Faucher proposed that the third reading of the law on the clubs should be the order of the day for Monday. This was reit cted by a small majority. The ho•pital reports stain indicate a further de crease of the cholera. The la-t reports gave a total daily in geese in toe hospitals of 49 cues, the last two davit the increase was only 43. In the sitting of the High Court of Bourges on Saturday, Blanqui addressed the court in h;s own de fence. he Procureur-General replied, and the court adjourned until Sunday. It was reported that Hubert had surrendered himaaslL We are assured that Hubert lelt Paris yesterday Ise Orleans. SPAIN. ranalred.wrowe from Madrid of the 26th nit., at which date oar earr.spocaont writes: MADRID, lassen 26. "An ireursplali la the liberal sense has taken place in Andalusle. the seaport town of Mot-il, in the province of Weeada, Colonel Santiago Perez has landed at the head of 1,200 mer. I have been enabled to obtain seven documtn's published by that chief. One containing a catalogue of the crimes of the Moderado party; another calling the nation to arms, an order to the chief ecclesiastical authority in Mobil to shag a Te Deem on the occvion of his landing ; another ordering seed corn to be given to poor labourers; another ordering an embargo upon horses, &c. The date of these is the 22nd March. I send yon a translation of the circular. " This party has already disarmed 60 civil guards sad caribiaeers. Since I have written the above, I have learned that the officer in command of the rebels is an old soldier, who was one of Reigo's aides-de camps. " Liberatieg Army, Auxiliary Column, on the Coast, No. 1. —ln the name of the Spanish people, we are about to wage war against the tyrannical power exercised by the present government. The quint's (military conscriptions) to be abolished; diminution of contributions to a third ,• abo lition of passports and other decrements required b 7 the police ; of the salt duty ; free traffic in tobacco within the country ;ab Aides of harbour imposts. Levy in mar against the present government. Stidien who join the insurgents to receive 5 reels a day and a recompense in money or land at the end of the war. Punishment of death for those who mud funds to the present worriment. Der h to any who prevent in any meaner the supplies from coming to my troops. Severe punishment incurred by those who refuse to supply rations to my troops. ' In the name of the executive cemmitsion, " The commander general, ' 4 SANTIAGO PLILIZ." MADIID, MAIM! 26.—Tbreea, 211 paper; after Bob,. 210.16 cash. Pleas, lot re ps u pw; a Co alts Bob,, 10 91 NAIL Patna, 31 paper; after Bolas, 3 oui noco 63 paper. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 38 Deism ivy SUL, 64j ugh. Ezslisage co Lo don. SO. ITALY. SARDINIA.—Our correspondent writes: "TURIN, MAACK 28. "This unfortunate country is threatened with new evils, in addition to those it is suffering under from the defeat of its army and the presence in its terri tory of a hostile and victorious army. At tais mo ment the Chamber of Deputies is now debating whether the armistice, by which alone the capital can be saved from the presence of Radetski's army, and the country freed from them, shall be accepted or rejected. A stormy sitting of the deputies was held yesterday evening, in which some of the most vlde .t members of the ultra•democrats, and even some ore :- earcited patriots, proposed not only to reject the existing armistice, but demurred to acknowledge the present king, under pretext, that the abdication of Charles Albert did not take place with the necessary PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes:— "BERLIN, Mance 30. " The King received to-day, in presence of the ministers, the deputation of thirty members charged to present the address of the Second Chamber. It was read by President Grebow, who dwelt emphatically upon the passage relating to German unity. His Majesty answered pretty much in the same terms which he used in replying to the address of the first cl'amber, and then conversed a little with the deputies singly. I must not omit to mention an incident which verged on scandal. The chaplain. Schellenberg, whether spontaneously or so commissioned, singled oat a member of the lefr, whom he sharply reminded of the text, Render unto God the things which are God's, and unto Crew the things which are Cmsar's.' Coosiderab'e sensation naturally followed, which was not diminished when, after a pause, the court clergy man followed up his pointed precept by raking whe ther the deputy in question had any reply to make to that. What the latter answered I have not heard. Welcker arrived here last night. "The rest of the deputation from Frankfort is ex• prcted on Monday. Meantime the arrival of the Nile of the central parliament in the p 'Wiest circles here is looked forward to as a ward event, inspiring all those who are only familiar with the names of these notabilities with the greatest interest and curiosity." AUSTRIA.—We have Vienna pipers of the 2Rth ult. Our correspondent, writing on that day, says : " A great batt'e has been fought between the Aus trians, under Jellachich, and the Masiyars, at Keck skemet, the former being beaten. The Hungarian advanced guard was, by latest accounts, at Weitzen, ten German miles from Komori), twards which im portant fortress Micas supposed the Hungarian forces seers being directed, in order to raise its siege by the Austrians." THE CHIEF OFFICER OF TILE. DEE came home under arrest, having, in the exercise of his authority, cut down two of the seamen with a cutlass. Toe Hop DL'TY POSTPONED.—The Sussex Express of Saturday says : " We have just received the important intelligence from our indefatigable member. C. H. Frewen, , that the government have resolved on postponing the payment of the hop duty from May until after the next hop-picking is ever. We are sure that our readers in the Weald will rejoice at this announcement; and, we are con fident that, in their name, we may thank the hon. member for his exertions in this aatterthroughout the struggle, and, finally, for the promptitude, with which, though seriously unwell, Mr. Peewee ha-tened to relieve the deep anxiety of his constituents, by communicating this welcome intelligence." Ma. HUDSON'S RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.—The Yorkthiremau of Saturday says : " The members of the com mittee of investigation appointed to inquire into the facts connected with the sale, by Mr. 'Julien, of the Great North ' of England Railway shares to the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Company, have terminated their labours. The re port is drawn up. Mr. Clayton, we believe, was the only dissentient, but he has now eiened the document. We can state thus much, end we have it upon the molt undoubted authority that the whole evidence given during this impor tant investigati .n is on the eve of being passed through the preen in the shape of • pamphlet. The committee, we think, act judicious' yin coming to this determination. The railway world already owe tttera much, but the publieatien of the evidence will add to the obligations under which the shareholders labour under to them." COMMERCIAL 1 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o' Clock.—The intelligence which has come by the Indian Mail from Bombay, assuring as of tte success of the operations in the Punjaub, and complete defeat of the Sikh army, has had a beneficial effect on the English funds this morning, and Consols openel at 931 to ad vanced to 931, when some sales were made which sent them down to 93 sellers, since when they have again risen to 931 for the account. The improve meat bas extended to Exchequer Bills, which aro quoted at 445. prem. In foreign stocks there has been a good deal of fluctuation. Mexican bonds opened at 31 to 1, receded to 301, and have since risen to 31. Peruvian are quoted 65 to 8. Buenos Ayres, 38 to 40. Equa dor, n t. Portuguese, 271 to 8 1. Spanish Fives, 161 to 171; the Threes, 301 to 301. Dutch Two-and- Half per Cents., 99 to 50; the Four per Cents., 77 to 8. NEI:MISR FUNGI , . Rook Stmt. 'het 314, lt . kV._ team, 928 3 per Ca Red. Mud, phut IDI per Cia., Out 3 per csC oos. Aoaa . I ltsel?enuer BUY, June. 41s. to 44e. FOREIGN FIJI. DS . Ire Cl Ambles Ronde, I per Coot. Gnosis Mc. 1519 4 per et De. Dealt, 503 Oran& Deferral Wk. 1 per Coot. d itto. 6pa et Maim, 1840. 301 161 6 tef t zt ii. lezilin . 6141 p Ile: die d p r w C , l , .......Pergr , 1 .7 1. 4 66 I MT gl=ra. t ...,APTl 14;det.d31! 4O pf:o T . o Ild seat "ed.:"4 179 Ditto 001untb..... lids . tat Ot.l3poolell t eoluatbao Meador 166..31 llyealth Deferral Bak, 3pa et- Paaleh Ws. 66 9ex did Pewee Ika. 31 i Deret.Dt!tsh_Bda. 43 50 .4 per et. V re N , 8 v•eetuela Waned WA El 4 pi Os. Dui& Omni.. RAILWAYS. —There is much more animation in the share market this moving, and prices in many instances have improved. London and North Westerns are quoted 134 tol36;Brightons,3o to 4; Caledonians, 24 to 4; London and South Weeljuale -- :: -- A. 7 r ( •• l i , : .. ..s : qa. ' 7'. , ..: 0 4 .4. pa Ar Or