The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-21 00:00:00

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OBACl uscsaneer. DOL yROWSERB and WAISTCOATS. L. inn boobs Noir time perstiali (11•1100101 K waft dub. to mahlo• to Loneoup _to Itlimisess mat =duldmilmo. • 0••• rt•—••••• le ‘om us a tor IM yea Is mob to to illublos oppmem• lam mil tomeat milt otemom. 10406•2 Duals Tosommit. la on re ~ • idnt. 11•011 o.. !Mirk Dom OW bit. M. isa lio Ns. l'oor, awl Ow OultmoNib M. mil as. sMY 1 mil All mil• to somme. Tn. 1 816 ORACZCSIMICEATIOST. todes.—L. ay" ~Mr. . EITBNILE CIL OT HINO.— Them to. pottagivie Itusettloottals suptaikors la mites a cnox emkt is min ewe/ mem dm la Not of MIL. DWI{ MOl=o. It boolivea eall li the dm d the ropristar et dig it dent this wrraaar issetwa the swan. Barr sagaislis oh" drib ft 111, I. AM. dr Ittawire. Dropery, 214 patese itioltibittani. le. Oeustkorsb4blist. Imam I- 11111ADTUADE ~mpg Ogeteeerh d medleklemel gum jel=e3e—ealleement leg Illhe& eist= - thegehimilierfflt 1. 8.1 = 11(12 L " e ee=el l. 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Mob Weiwilb4 er Irce Wag Doi, MATO rdile Is Ws awl a bolohiseh I hes beds MM. aj a bo bowline NW, ewes" Woven the with. bellsob Oleo Id. owle.—Deembel obsiemo. with demi hoomobwo wile* GM (pre orb bow -l in TO .oIVERED CARRIAGE FRS_ AN . / row Or INCIL&ND.—MAIMIL sal ON In ibmbro. Awe nab anmeemb midi the sward rallivegel. Mbar OW rib antsp i bse a = se poweds welibt). MAN assamids ll brigs at Ude allabibboust. ebbe Ur awl Who are p old mit* at vbabob pries. eruall (Mon boa b. Lbw et prim obi on agba brireribml Me sir at, by *Was MANML rod Ow, b. by beibbodowy. Cbsayible. Loam • Tin art be assol~ orb anaemia. IMPORTANT to MILL-OWNERS, MANU- OUTTA 11121:2111 ODDIPANT brbdmidtele =dee of YOLommen. M, awe grim be& et thee sad eeetme, width Is ~eel the get et the MUT GUM PIMP sod Thar Mtn. lei` may le mode ot may lee sad thiskoostettboot sly mut teleetteitt. They an umelheled by aside. engage. he. 00 weir 'IDE sew seem this, end they so teargoestly Ruh womb, diet& umt dan& Uwe Weber. awl sine whi hint GOTT A /ISM MOM se trztreeediami a sem inar et itti am estmelvely tee how see les se Ow to .lt ie g t== iertss. In. The rime loyeathea of its with Oohs Pe , ehtl. ee se le be stestett Itto,thei the miter, diode ea eseasileal seas et etemomegoa Ur grater Iteeot elettio& GOTTA Math MIMI) BANDS mem to nom Imetehts isteeed they eme be hot et ew dem co th. WHALT- ; 110 AD, CITTJIDAD, Imam Le Ti o be lel d erbellente dashes la two owl many. CL a tt ir t a t ir P sr fO ot. igza KIN ~ VAI=M. EUr lon di Maud sr sisidlir abristurr. kr Ni erriewilr W. wefts sal waft elhois I vide Was slim as dr pow rod surdery row prbog mob an losaddis ilmi swim dr ism erin= Sibmillis. 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The koweet-gelee bee le W ir L iblo wbriele swim 1141101 AT. Perrbeplewtrest; MO, Illeebni mai laikilllk thder‘eireet. U BARRY'S REVALENTA ARAB WA FOOD. nig Ilat baba excite rreirre lase peerretre maga • Wheuralie le lavellie d"4 = arleerriria iaresearw neleurno, mai irl dame el alioa lanai at MOW ark beereadri arn ii m m ersee. baba% braben. age ea- Ilakees. ram depeadet oar, t i tralee lemeriere. poIiONN pew` as toy It LET am ray Perseuree pegs per•hee. ata ON 11.11kor IMaildrook Loobroon iessiat at • stingol Ird sl im" argOoh a assaley mart et b kk d tastloodela of Ilia %OM misaaalla mrdi 10, Olsatinalmathem or ima( mostimii. iatatara et oat& la ea 8.11.840 WHAT TO EAT, DRUM, AND AVM; inlik DM Tablas kr lby L L Coannwias. il.Dy 11. L LA. owninii—am la Irma pedant Wanda • died awe no. a ism be* sal a =EL Ity an els- Imam at do Inonandans bona esididasg. dr sew Indy dam% ass Is Ur east ifiallinadianaddaata. inaant nnaust al phydaal liappissin. and rand Milt bon paned *fib alkoant b man. To loa nad adan a nnaad, I, Paarrestar-row ; Combo, 147, TWA. LIM; was " PrMask 4 3 , We ; fdivan km . 8 . 11181 . 11 4 Andflidiaa. Baseat-atasc it y : LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, PIMA- Ireketrel ISIS. ll 11111 11 11 M th.t the DIVIDEVDO Oar the year II . fhPITALi , SIMI d ate Poverty au WOW PALMA Of eseigledi beam tbe bone of 10 MI 3. l e* muum 'arum. MAMA Asteery. tIIIRAPERL-11, tie LET , an atabliabed UT COlOl,ll/0. is the adolasoebead of OM is sit MIS Aga treistr la t al la __. ... m e dem Ile Neile be lobe% ea the lassMi T ee ii .7...:=6. no rry nrierais.—Ampty mg. kir BIT RENCHMENT.- 1101:01011TIsthees MIMI time buena tile of every c =.00....., leirolest of ble, or:_, is k i lboali soak goomemi la ear leare dentine. ni llra l s ams Walm a lvaileell is at the Pisteehas. Ow powwow Iroise angled tom b Ike aimed anNiss of bell hem awl entlasesel le Ile meet limo 1111 lieib. Ito., by She par, W il iwi ttrirl a milerlelb at yetis emeihrably bier the isermas. imul f ot, le onelisi le We il. BlielMisoli P somare Or ad dale wanris;lll, 14eues. lbesse. Dina sed Cam, Irgr woo s Or r , eirele mes ef a r s zesell dia ttr i ; Itawitere et dr FRANCE. PAWS. FWD" 10 15 a.w. The committee an the (bulge caosesed of the sa tirical guard and the saw, confided to Osumi Chan tinier, yesterday beard the minister el the interior. Four members put genti-ine to him, which be answer ed explicitly. It results trout his explanations that the government thought it neccesary to twit* the two summands for the preservation of order, which was incessantly in danger from the anarchists, bat that the resumption of work at nearly all points sensibly di minished the number of disturbers, and the election of the Legislative Assembly would further ameliorate the state of things. By the end of three meths the government anticipated a return to the eases .. lion of Art. 67 of the law on the national yard, the suspension of which it had thought it assemeiry to demand. The minie'er having retired, a member showed that the law of 1632 on the national sued did not intendict the uniting of the esonsenil 41 the army with that of the national guard, Sol dna there were two precedents, one in 1832, whoa heft commands were held by Marshal Loban, and the Abet at a litter period, when they were united in the per. Ste of Marshal Gerard. The opposition of the es theme gauche, several members of which bassi tufa tommitthe, raised a discussion on this sehissioifter which the committee adjourned till to-day to ism he Tr......,„,,a, - Bordslais says: Several_ Joanna, laving spoken d the position assumed by M. Naps his Bmaparts as regards the President of the Be- Mktg, we ham received frame's Paris 411111•911116114 140 is so situated as to be wall-inftersted.lbs off st d letter addressed by the Preidest at the Rep ON bs his cousin Napoleon. Tits le*Aer is authentic ;we ma Abe this positively to our reedere. The noble sad striated sentiment* which inspired it make no eon oat. Our readers will be se eenvineed as ourselves I'd the slimed d the 10th of December merited the Insides whisk has n hira I lmeh7. 11e hilewl4F i t 414 . 1 ithis pas lAter b l the if Yell lily Mit Ohl) OserM—le Is pressedsd th at.im thenedb 7. b . Whalingeses et a Moen to sow divides pram. Tea aere reported to id, 'OM demlested by the al* d Ile noodwis, movemeat, I did set freely eat aim .7 brims I. that, lappetisat of Ms yob, was ready to threw ern mg tbet. la raw to moist no to do so, it ma auseney e at the ap peasable *Mims to sad to the sheadm am hanito to my pmerasest rather thee ma of the mefiests parq." Beek anfr om yea may well almbh me. Toe bats m eta be sue eat will sem table to my weep:part ef sephab, sad Set will em essay tot ms is So Moen el Se samses. Cm of a pmts. I hems this ma who. by Soh sad Sob taquese, ma she ma psi mama I melee advise of as spleen, mem; bat OM 1 81 7 of name sad my hams. It was Ile, yea him paw than nay puma le Mem is sos a mailloste , yea who et say saminess beam it led ast the sake masa= MI the AIM the of isselerms pat:. Nos thb usailage, kern ISIS Dam aever swarred, romies the esessiesdeas espenis am asatimseas The AM eaty vas to tamale, the el steaMay_ . Pm bar aresthe past It hoe beta day plaieemaddiam. Par may day Its Moak sl o s ises eesity IM ; Sea mastiswettes. The sp. wet Memos I to,. eta tl e the ja i tat al VmesSio relorm, by emmilitator order sod maimeriat. To brim deem to omb mbar the oil mans. to mile, te remelts them, is the oblast et my albeit flit is the Medea atleshid te ths p seem Mini wit beset it meld 1111 V it owe te Mad to divas issued of sifting sloths, the euppertees of tho imm. Pm resteas I meas t approve of your= leg a emolato la toasty deparmom sleet thee, wader tha seam et same, is may be anamist se bean into die smithies Nana to the pemeemast, sad with the L i x is sleigh to SeseessiLtnelad die leess by advise the people this ammo would assualials.=ftlarie, jiteredsm, I say doer that yes MB to lip yetwealt to Wietsma as te L e r ti iamatime tho rams who my be is Manes yes. sad tdes more net to seareet by haw disease Lamp Vs aboard ealumies whisk seals Sot Z a c:zia bdiessr a l s orld bas iatenste. o rthiu sai, opeat se age se l =atiese. Free frot as Smor m ar imeasiat, I Mil the path of besser, with my sestet am Is, ; mad wMa I then poem. If I my b y e_smeasanal with halts wish were fatally loovitablo, I San Isen have parfrosed what I Meanly believed ta =day. , my dear muds, tho assaraate of my friendship, Loris NaroLaos BONAPAITZ. It may be secemary to remind oar readers that the electoral committee of the Gironde has given a spa tradietios to the remit of M. Napalms Bonaparte havim mad at Bardeaux the leaguer attributed to him Yr mama atthe journals, sad asi it the slum WIC of the pieident of the republic. Chnisml ift peat de St. Angley is appointed second in emend ei Na Italian expeditioe. US= Ikea Taloa of the 16th, and adviere from limemilles of the litla list" anomie that the artillery ammenitime, i.; renethen embezhieg for the Italian ee:=Beisd that the troops were in mamas to :t a moment's soden I awl you Ss Imbisoilinst dills Bank of Wince up to ths 11 Set. T ROOM in simulation have dininisind by $ =Sam The Mow balance has Samoa about 1 tsidsst.oirning now at 32 1.3 millions. :o3psio Me decreased 21 ?lakes, and So ihnonata =Sias. Tin mono is now 3921 nillona, 411 14 Salim et bran PELTS ay ma DAME or FMB= Or to Ana 1$ with the anneaning items of the muslin week: Welk mils Weet wasp Apra It April If. "rte .. e. P. CANA. • PALM • eLet4,ooo • skeikese 1M514.!, CRAW...... = Capita et saw teed .....- --.—— lissurve et saw 044.1 buil . - i1;188 —. . - 1811 i 41111.7811 4 164184,4 la nal= ......„,,,,,,,, OM NI 0 UN 4 Beak Mr la .... -. 1188,800.448 0 MAW, 0 Do. 'nu li bubo Illas to 44 1 1 1 .441ahlie1 4 unuorl45ler 31,4117.111 44 • 84, 444 ,111 31 Dime amaala anut . Aasimis alma 04 Or iiiiiiiiii 17,484,480 0 16 240411,104 0 Pastern PrOsble a debt —..... 4,521.84 06 0 4,117 ° ,100 0 = l ig .... 180Q — csa4 . iiiiii. ii 14 " . 1."% ill Wok . . Camils a i6ligiiiii - Ii ... GWYI 6.74874 44 "I ' M la kir ... «.«... 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Our correeprodent writes : MADRID, Arm 14. The Chamber of Deputies continued the dimension of the bill relative to forming the senate into a court ofjwides. In the senate the bill concerning the clergy and puddle wanitip was carried by 86 votes against 18 ; and mether bell relative to the pensions of the widows of skalds. shot by the wilds, was voted by 96 against 6. This was followed by the diseassion of the bill Meths to the breed loan of 100 millions. TM Amuse minister mode a isegthy speech, in which be (c r . es nonel of being slandered and de ftest' a journal paid by secret societies. This lame impotent oonclaeion only proves the 'Amoy wee experienced by the minister at the bet that he cannot countenance any job at the expense of the tax payers without its beim immediately shown up in all its unclean details. He would now fain make a very considerable conversion of a very discredited piper (a great part of which is nagedume), known by - the name of " orders for army supplies" (iibranzas par awnsisiogroo). An article in the Clamor Public° threw this notable seassne off the rails. He afterwards thought of taming an honest penny by adjudicating the farming of the quicksilver mines to the firm of Rothschild, but found himself com pelled to put them up to the highest bidder. Memel two untoward events 114•11 shaken his equanimity, and have set the teeth of his mind on edge. The news from Catalonia is very contradictory. Yesterday it was said that Tristani and his whole band had given themselves up, and that Cabeera, after stating in an order of the day that it was impossible to continue the struggle, had returned to The esntralists era now the only ones who maintain themselves, and whose prosel tee increase. Their chiefs, Bellies, Bahards, and mooed in braving every Nod of the troop. 14 mm. arm 14,-Tbor rdab.. 314 MOWS ; SAW Balk SI MG or►b. lit row. paper; attic Dolga, 11 Sauk Prior, 44 411 . Mar - - Qs: 46 orb. 130.Mi nir i m a t Sauk of It Parftm‘ Thorn Mr, /0 orb. Larks. 10.10. ITALY. NAPLES AND SICILY.—The Notional (Paris journal) of yesterday morning sayethat, written on the tack of a letter addressed by the consul of Sicily to Leghorn, instal following "I do not know if in his despatch, the sinister had the time to tell yea that Catania had been retaken by the Sicilians at the moment of the departure of the stonier."—'rhat =lllalio gives a letter from Gams, of the 14th , stating that the Bosphore, from Palermo, had brogan news been Sicily. A asserts that on the =f e Lf the pecket on 1 April, a sailed from the Sicilian govern :el l eave . the following news : Alter the entry the Namens at Catania, their ammo masperstsd the inhabitants, who rushed on the soldiers and killed several. A carps of molar troops, which had retired into the mountains, came to the assistance of the inhabitants, and the Neapolitans were in a sot critical position. It is said they have loft Mania. TUSCANY.—We have received letters from our oorreopendent at Tunis of the 16th inst. He condi= the news of the remihdisa at Flarenos and the eshohPanient of the Ossad-Dneel Psevidonel Ilonsuneat. Pies bee, be oar, .gartinalred r is tIOXI: 10011 6 int id= si e l iosibt fata - 14 at tut — Wml'oo,m sr, ho mom pi. witearay of the *sod Duke. LONDON, SATURD, 827: • Oar latest advice' from Florence are of the 13th I but, by way of Tann. The clubs ars prohibited. German Is rat up in the fortress of Belerdwe ; Maresecold imbue arrested ; Montsi bee led. The Amenably Onatitnant has bees dissolved. A new adaiswy is . fo . rwed, essapossd at Teamed, Foreign Affairs; Merani. Flamm ; Tsbarrun, Feign Instructions Tellegretti, Interiar; Bachoques,Jostios; Bellnotnini, War. GERMANY. PRUSSIA,—The following is the letter of oar ear mapsodent : MULLIN, Aram 17. To-morrow closes the ens of the fourteen days in which the Premien gown:silent has=ed an an lower to the Prussian nation on the c question. In the interval sines the circular-nets of April 3, this question has advanced with Friant strides towards its solution without the aid of Prumis at all—rather in spite of Prussia. Thirty of the German sts'es have, through their plenipotentiaries, accepted the Frank fort constitution, and approved the imperial election of the 28th of March. The declarations of the four kingdoms remain behind. Wartemburg's adher ence to the circular note is by this time, probably handed in. Saxony will be forced by her chambers, Havover by her material interests, into the great stream of mica. And even in Bavaria a favourable diversion in tle, same direction is seemently expected. Whet is left far Prairie to lei Tb make haughty sonditioos with Fraelifest ? to has. bin for the lappnw off the ciersoarntio chums in the central °hatter is too late. She most lump the con stitution or cry off altogether. The Inmost of the National Assembly, the unanimity of the smell states, have left no footing for the shuffling, diplo inessotennineleekmg of the Arnim' and MantSuffels. The only pm - sable present issue then is for Prussia to take up the peeition of Austria, to hold off sad protest, for, assuredly, unless MIS strange per =Maw alteration take place in the king, - he will not be brought to take an oath to the most liberal prostitution inMarope. To be sure the royal will has made some jumps quits as sudden and incongruous; bat it may be noted that men once oared of liberalism rarely relapse. The question then ocean, how long the people of all others who have cried out loudest for the sake of Germany will be bold off by a handful of royalists, and the pres ti ge of the house of Hobessollent from • to en empire of which they should be proper the Wont P As I. the PIIISSISiI government impeding the work of federation among the thirty States which lave already declared for Flemlifort, there can hardly bee doubt that viva war would be the remit. What would became of the dominating Neely is Prussia, ender such eiresnistaness, is too visible. There ism irresistible pressure ea the part of the national nsajarity tow/ode the Baadea-slaat, and a feeling of enthusiasm which no amount of bayonets can step. To-day in the Second Chamber the delete was re newed upon the ministerial bill against the abuse of the right of emaciation end assembly. The lest clause prohibiting assemblies for mammal objects, struck out by the committee, was also rejected by the house, upon the ground th at oonstitutionel meetings were unconditionally allowed, and the object of the bill was to guard against the misuse of such meetings. The second clause proposed that all meetings for the disemaion of public Efrain should be announced to the police authorities twenty-boor bones at least before WA, who am thereupon to give a ticket of per mission. The amendment of the committee stops a loop-hole for evasion ea the part of the authorities, by enacting that the polies are obliged to give perms , nose This amendment was accepted. A much more important amendment of Wenteel. a member of the left-centre, was also accepted, which had the object of protecting private =mews from the interference of the police. He restricted the application of the claws to meeting to which • üblie or general invitation wee isseed. thee of the enhesse mos . elby Gapers, with the object of confining the of the notice to one person, was also car- Eiotmajority of 2 (167 to 165). A second t of Wenzel's, proposing six hours' notice, lONA of twenty-feur, was carried. The second =melt of the ministerial clause, forbidding to be called under a fal s e or under =mph name, was rejected. The bane then divided on the paragraph, amended as I have &e -mbed, which was carried by a majority . of 166 @gibed 164. I think this abstract of to-day s homi ness will give you a pretty decided notion of the im potence of the ministry in this chamber. On the whole, the remit of the sitting has been highly satis factory. It has proved that the Second Chamber will not be a party to afflicting the nation with a griping, inquisitive, all-powerful police. A promenader in the Thin-garten was set era and robbed a day or two ago, for wearing a demos tic-looking hat. Yesterday several foreigners were conducted out of different hotel, by the police, their motives of residence being suspected. The sister of Herr Wagner, editor of the ultra paper Newt Praustivelt* Zeitssay, whose biting personalities expose him to continual punishment, either of a legal or a coarse kind, is said to have had her intellects dhisi by an assault which was recently made upon her brother, and to have destroyed her self in emereqeseee. Wagner'. paper certainly dis plays a mock greater amount of wit than any of its Berlin contemporaries of the press ; its budget of city news is greedily devoured, mid it performs the part of a Punch here; the leading articles, I presume, are read only by ultras. AUSTRIA.—The appointment of Walden to the head command of the army in Hungary, which we announced some days ago, IA confirmed by the semi official Lloyd, as follows : His majesty hes been pleased, ander date of the 12th, to appoint Baron Von Weldon to the command-in-ehisf Odra army operating in Hungary and Transylvania, and Hu von Bohm to be commander general fee Upper and Lam Austria, and vies-civil and military governor of the alpha There was a great review on the 16th instant, at eriddi Baron Walden took leave of the troops, to Ms starting for Penh to enter upon far re: man& - Berm beaks is to accempny Berea W in order t' 'mist bin la the ccodoet of cl affairs. A min derstand that Prince Wisdisoitgrats, wham mission is The oar, is extinct, will male to he court at Ohoti , s, widitare ht h a s born afflwalassi by an aategragi letter of dee New rot. (Heard Wellgestoth, who le :swoon d from Ids illness, will aceomporr Baron Welles to Hungary, sod un dertake the essuad ei sin briltailm. The owalawidar-la. abler will sot ge dhotis Oho, bat to ilte up. General Venedek is already set set Sr Ganda. The three brigades which have sawed hoes Wilda Sr Hassan' mount to 12.000 men, end are meter*, mused of Geo. NbgeL The loss of the imperialists bakes Waltzes is said to have been very great. It would seem that Dem binski's object in occupying Weimenburg was to open a communication with Percsel, whose aim, after gaining pomession of Petervrardein, was to master Pmeg. Weissenbarg is about half-way between Vienna and Pang. EXECUTION OF SARAH HARRIET THOI FOE IlIIRRE!t. . Yesterday this wretegoi oritarind underwent the cirri* sersaso el the law at Brieral. T spew& of a die amesedsa—die AM isher a lips of 14 year•—• ma Mamie tesse ra z= i; way of whom eamiested disareleas whit that levity oo Ora afraid Mara the way shadow al the TM earesity was eariered latees%dafal by C l e i rm:nity with whisk the Illaniff 111111111101 to lifo. No payers nor Meade& midi Ware bur So dr :A towels the fatal= die lad Mee* le be beat her GA draw, aril die vies aria to th tiliall" li =ded to Oder& the lespass , who at Mem the Mal mow Mae midesi, 1 ‘ Lord, hare mew spas ma I hum lay amber mai more of than as. heel" sail the ises driest iasey art off, and la • few nessids was died. The hirrima erhemloa was redo by her to the ppm/ of the ad " Coa g huila of lank Harriett Thomas, rads to Mr. LA. Gardiaer, gorier of the gaol , in presser * of me of the Made ellaiss, Aril 4th, Is4o, at 10 o'er&ri. : Two days bean the ardor was , Miss :of ihrisesalled srup to la bethers, mad anesaptsd to Niko re. Mr also Imbed me la the littera hers the whir of that sight At 6 Ward' a. al. she ashalled is Mee sad told re to mire aln is her room. II eer tibia to ham sorsa p flee, did set do so. Oa Win reit da is bar mums. redid en plata wasdelfsp her me bstwess dm rid de motam la the ittrasi, whoa 1 pot worst down etas, mad Astarsed with • elms, with shish. midst Miss lodides was aiesp, I on* her pp she heal llsee trim /*ma Os mooed ' sal third Mow she mods souse sort of a wise, mad the last Werth I heard her say wen t ' °Met, God.' I then dressed rapid; sobbed the house, Stay the dog down the privy, leduid op the house, sail treat ho, boas. I task away thirty 'soveaslams tad • qusatit7 slim Map. all d midi the prase lave slam Mad. The keys ei the hews I fog I away, het balm tasy were afterwards bard by a ass VAIN patties up NMI &utters. i anassitted deo arewleroad robbed the home with sr, ewer hook sad as puma else hod whist whatever to do with it. Neither i i i I wrielkie t=ed wie se le horrid " soy e l.rm erisat To l oy sil =a dad v als be itweiveasse. I saver *odd lave sonadtaid so a grime bed Kiss Jellaise's sawdust boa bin is r=_ i Apel i, 9 Oka per —Alter Ms Jeihriss 1 in UM reels he awe thee sa beer. I thsa treat beaao, sod did ass ram until &boat 9 Vele& is the mein, he two bear, hut did ass go teas =Wren's roma. Oa loniag the heves I saw a strsap , who serrisd my bons es fir se the lair l ar t ary alia lr=l gave lies 9d. I *ea lash •A' sad west be... (ftsed) " Bea Ileamarr Taoism." STANFIELD HALL MURDERS. EXECUTION OF RUSH. My laistris Telegraph.) NORWICH, Batvanat 12 80 Pat. Thin grad triainal underwent the extreme as teem of the law this day at soon. As may be hasebied, the cessoares wee intemnse. The day was bedlam 1 the ex trema TN several ursine Imeseht omportikasel the -s.s 'Ogallala -wee ernes" web s a w ma Lid ItC=bo pmessesse s la et Mats, the mho*. et= Ibis the daring the scamp wee bleed, that ems the meaty asegistrates were Vlller di leal l esteithia the walk With tempest te the repro ' talkie's a lbe pea however, a spa*, as preassied, was lialied Oral beam the Baba ad the aims gates, a trisMaw raged elf ter the pretties et be admit sad sest ?lerides to the drop. The gdie as Vele& this hoteshog, was armed es the ably to dee so homes a Saga* A large Nash use leg was hiked is hams 'tire Oasis, sad may tame =dated dem he die snoislise miry put that add *aka ot the modem was esengied agar A large body_ el the Nand* d pike, = l re Mamie* of_ _ .ite Teringtea. the sepaisbakeit, and the seeetshalery hese awe is tillsaine o to abed the aeremary peteetisa sad to keep order. Ia ernsectmera of the 'wearer woad, hewever, end moss myseetiess names, eerie= distatheases wee op - headed, and the mimed of the 12th Immerge. sraimamd at the bernalts, were kept seder arms, GO OS to set otammarat's sobs. The amebae at the 'Mak beam ikeuield Reek bass the algid wee madaseheed to lave hew is losopkg the deassemar be displegsd "bee hie ' seitedeet The am Mr. Andrews and oast remreed I gesieass ware is sanstenes epos the egoist at ea early hike morideig. As twelve o'clock appleashed, the you esseadee peraded the %mesa emmesumse that aseidal tbe hap mesas frattof the gallows. The brerstilk- Wag prasa eeamawadtotiag,sndisafewukasethe entredied eenekt was area eameging hem the Cloth gates, lea sdeibr Oellstalt, the lames had wily arrived them NOW is the awn of the by the mail Main), lb. Plene, the gewerser, , and trader Sheriffs =and Vibe. The waded man appreeshel the with meth Amass, sad 41R his appesrieg ea the deo., the ant &arra sass, arose from the sieldtude. Mae* bads with the **dais and governor, sad, ad deader the revetend geetheass. whisked the drop to fall while he was riposting the words : " The veto* of our Lord Jesus Christ," is the Benedictios. The execu tioner promptly mange.' the cap sad rope, sad me the chaplain reeding the weeds the bolt was withdrawn. His struggles were very severe, and it was some minutes ere life seemed to have ceased to exist. He protested hie insoeseee to the bat, and maintained the greeted fitailliML About 20,000 preens were present. EPSOM RACES. (THIS DAY.) METROPOLITaN HANDICAP. Fernhill . Pesppo'•Day Boy . Daheboys Hagley . COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS MONEY MARKET A CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—Consols opened this morning at 92 to / for the account, at which price they have con tinued steady, with a very moderate amount of busi ness. The Three per Cent. Reduced are quoted at 901 to ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Guts. at 911 to 91t. Bank Stock is quoted at 192 to 4, and Exchequer Bills at 455. to 48s. premium, which is Is. advance on yesterday's prices. In the foreign market there is very little doing, and quotations are steady at the closing prices of eeterday. Mexican Bonds, 27! to 81, as coupon. Brazilian. 78 to 80; Basilian New, 77 to 9. Buenos Ayres, 38 to 40. Chilian, 90 to 3. Equador, 31 to 41. Peruvian, 65 to 7. Por re rseee Converted, 28 to 9. Russian, 103 to 6. El • Five per Cents., 171 to 18; the Three per nts., 34 to t. Dutch Two-and-a-Hall per Cants. at 60 to 1 ; and the Four per Cents., 77 to 8. 1 =GLIM FUNDS. llamk amt. IPS 4 04. OmforAss.. U I 3me 01. SM. Anew. 904 I 3 i7 , 47 CU.. 914 3 per Ct. O. Ans.. 93 8 &swat DV* 41k. at FOE/SIGN FUNDS. i per CC /minim Soli. 1 pm Ct. OrmsM 5M..13 19 44 per icaoMemis. se 4 6 owsess Wand H MA U IN . i & Mr piir Clc Mos, m 4 M 947 ai lida.a9 Mt 4pm 04. Pemba Ns.. 7 WM liw. 9 01.4 .. U 9 i t 88 M P°l" r is ßom. DM 1085 6 714. 1 L air " Mr" t C !paw win is Me . 1/44.._ r 9Mmiii DM.. ne I Clelemliso 1194.. UM Dewed 11c, ;per 09. NI Posies MIL. i M 194 , R . M I per Cc VISSOIlle& .18 8 4 Ma. DOM 04414.. 17 8 immoula Detarnid bk. 74 54 RAILWAYS.—Thmgh there is not much busi ness in the share market this morning, prioes an generally firmer. Eastern Counties have further ad vanced on the quotations of yesterday, and there are now buyers at 86. Caledonians are also higher, and manifest a tendency to improvement. In die other older line' generally we haver not much change to notice. French and East Indians are about the same as ytelerday. EOM 11•171KITID UP TO TWO TITUI :MT 110 LONDON. (Tmmlodsro ONO wIII be bowl to `set edise.) Moa Los. id 8. W. Now 001.40 to n Do. Thin ok, I d i Norfolk fan Do. Om, 0 N. &Oda 10 E. Ovando. el Do. Thirds, 41 D. New ow { 6 per Ct., 11 Ilmod., COIL, sad L'ollllo, 10 Z. Louts, 17f 17 Osietim& Onto; 20 IL Domiolins, 281 R00m..e ..... _04m050w, 40 1 := 16 DAL.. 1 7114 Ds. del Do.= . 7awred, 41 5 Do. No S, 204 Do. IS pee Ont.. ii D o : Wit t re Do. Ezdzi.. 1 Omit No et LOW, 6/4 Woo Vag • per 0.06., 10 Do. Now SU. i reek neemoi cm. mri Ono Wolois MK, Di Do. rid Mir& 11111.,14 i lia gal Delby, ME Do (O. Nat. Ilts4 161 d Les& mod Ikeadol, 100 100 Tort sod N. 111107•4 0 1 Landon odd Illodoesll, 0 Do. Prod.. 0 A lon. lirlintes,nLnowt, lei I Do. Z. of ~ Z. az., 0 lit Loa. & W. Woburn, 100 0 Arnim, 0 $ Do. Now Qrs MO lO 11 Not Mad., lox., &" If Eh. bubo , 0 Wa7s 0 Northers of Ins" 10. _ r t. Omni. Pot, 10 Odom sad Bordeoss,ll Do. Viz. & D.by, 01 Booms aid Savo, Ild PRODUCE.—Lmozem April 21—finger : The dasaad has bon vary limited, int the salts of B. P. are ulna 900 hhda, withost matrrial change he Om 00 0 bop Beard sold at last wastes prism . ant 2,700 lags Neart the at Ile IL to tb. IL pa cwt. Foreign : The serhet h phew, and the sales we esh 230 OWN MOO bop Brad, sad 40 bids. 110 Minis Palo b ut t knew Nap.— Mime seallme la pod filmai, ia the abeam of smeh Chore ere as mho ea the pet ; to wive. _ l l 900 pi s. lave bees ; Beetabes esi A• 111111 et 2111. to ;Po w like aid Cate ihneavale at 115. IL in 291.; with a petal of aged et 19a. per eirtria 08 1 / 5 1 ala:F ausie lreanedea le rec kt aedirelcinhcbesa dese at the Glad. Sh t fenreal ea Tatalsp—i. lot of Pepper breught pa b.—The eamil foe Ram Is betted to the tonasilats Innis oftbatrais. mei lie Wm PPM et 10 pap Deaceea, wiliest cheap is prim. TALLOW.—There is not mach business, Int prices an without alteration, sad manna Skil roast ohms. Is publie isles, 1,100 (Wu Australian were kS WSW this wash, whisk was nosily sold from Stu $s ilr SL, sad lAi r Las e lwass &nth Amnon, white IMO pie* sold at ming ken ifs. ad . to Sir. 981. Ponnbar, Y. 0. tuned se prarday, re W spot, Nu 9d. to 3016; Oreesse to Dossonse 1•11nry, 35.. AL to 40s. ; sow rats monks' delhery, 40.. dd. 14 " 1 " 0011 0 API M.—The badness of the weak hos UM anon sstkdy 111111dalld to a public rho of 700 mks sersodat et. PoteatelY.o-orhisk Inuit off briskly, at nu a to M. kr soaks, sad at Us. OL to Ns. Id. ke re- ISO tons of Lard an mat onad, kiss ld. to re pt owt., bong sheet Owner pris m reSS WAY, ARIL 21,1849. [THRREPENCI CORK.-COVEXTXX, April 20.-We hare been vtwll supplied with Wheat to-day, the fittest samples sada • ready sale at somewhat improved prices. Good reeling Barley and Sae Oats were inquired alter. Wheat, 18.. to 19.. Burley, malting, 295. to Ille. per v.; grinding, 255. to 27.. Beans, old, 15a. Bd. to 18s. hi. per bag; new, 12s to 13e. 6d. Gate, old, 26.. to 265. per qr. ; raw, 19e. to 96. Peas, new, Us. to 1k par beg. BARTOK, April 20.-We had a pretty goad attendance at our Corn market to-day, and Wheat sold at an advance of 31. per qr. above last week. Barley is fair repo*, at ahead the same rate as ea his day eVaight. Oats were is geed demand, and decidedly dearer. Wo have had ray sharp frosts here for the lest law days, with heavy falls of snow. Wheat, 6 to 6 per bushel. Burley, 6.8 d. to 4e. Oats, 2s. 4d. to 2.. Bd. Hots, April 18.-The arrival. are very mall, and not meek Weida 6The market, whilst the demand has coati. need 'rink leer Wheat, and them in a good inquiry for Spring Can at improving rates: Wheat may be quoted 6. per qr. higher. Beans, Pea, Barley, and Oats, Is. to 2e. par qr. her. Of lihrated there are no arrivals; and, with • only a small dock la wan- Ms>tt s the of wishes ham been brti a jar.l l su y and in mimes el le. per qr. is Ale ve . eethee ri 4 b e ar es a ar hr otit a r se tt a inaseli MM. them the beam its ; end, It b the poet be leadequate a s lesse uppl d y lite dilmemil until arrivals. We quote Ms* &M -ai ;Or Petersburg. 40a. ; mMdlng, ta 38a.; OOSSIWN;, Ob. M 88a.; Rfr . ga, Gale, • Kneel and anipberg, Awed awAing, 37a. to middllag, 36. to 36. • emomea, te sta. per qr.eneced'ing to qtality and ;malign.- Limped Came ,_ WOW quail/ kaa been meek Nought Oar, and the value of RalFmado is 10s. per ton hiher ei with bat law te be had now aster 81. per tow. forefin are ewer, end Wive off freely at Bs. per ton advance. Reps Cakes have met a free sale at 80e. per ton an-ehip. Bores have realised rather better rates, and may now he tooted 95e. ton. The following are the pekes t Wheat, EnglYh, old whit* per quarter, 46e. to 50.. ; new, 48a. to 60s. ; old, red, ON. to 47W. ; new, 435. to 475. Foreign, 8016. to the bushel, high-mixed, Baltic, 450. to 48.. ; Ramberg, red, 89s. to 44e. ; Polish Odessa, 395. to 41e. Haley, par qr., malting, 235. to 275. ,• viadia, per 30 ekes 20s. to n. Oats, per qr., old and new, 10 . . to 18s. ; Damian, Ac., per st., 9d. to 10d. Peas, per Ear. whit*. 275. to 30s. ; blue, 30s. ; per 636, ga - to 26 Bans, edd, wart WA 117 s. te 31e, quarter, rum, fielb. par bushel, 19a. to 21s. ye, r uisc shons kiesk Bye meal, per Ms, 81. lie. to 81. 10s. Bea, per quarter, 40". Alexandra, 38a. Od. Bombay, 41r. Od. to 42a. g00d Od. St. Petembergh, ; Od. to ereshing, 316 fld. to 37a. Od. ; !niftier, I 33". 01. to 35s Od._ Rigs", 38e. Od. to 38s. 041. ; Yon,- berg land Memel, 32e. to 37e.; clean, bar feeding, 49e. to 415.; Rapeseed. per last, German and Danish, AL to $l. Black Boa. 01.0.. to 01. Cleansed, per cwt., duty Mierr, 36 to 355. ; white, 33e. to 46 Cakes, 'per top, , Balkh 71. 16e. to 81. 0..; laden, IL ss. to 71. 6; lea ,English and foreign, 41. Os. to 42 2e. Bd. ; Nut, 45.4 e. Bones, Cattle, per tea, 6 10s. to 41. 15e. Guano, African, per toe, 31. 10• to 10a. . Immix, April 20.-We had • large show of Wheat at oar Illesket to-day, which opened brisk , at 24. advance, but , closed rather dull at the adverts.. A short apply of Barley, with prices unaltered. Oats in good demand, at rather mere mosey. Very few Beans offering. Wheat, red, 46 to as. ; white, 44.. to /de. Barley, 27a. to 33.. Gets, 14.. to 21.. BOW. 28s. to 345. Livatroos., April 20.-The hamar edil weather which early 6 the week has owsidaaella ineresse; and, Evit a wi beest m needy p eated as sezere es I nmew the the depth of winter, ale ors LtK, which wwille naturally tea a place the in a move 'backward position than previous appearances ; thee we need hardly • to remark , that while tansiderahle importations Irene abroad ' will be indispensable, the aspect of the growing mops, as the' sa will enamies its acouswaned indents, upon the lie d .= l eambired with the feetner, these cemtimea sic. will neessearily regulate the :market of the United Kier done until harvest. Duties glee parted between Tuesday and to-dav Wheat bra remained steady is value, weal panels havhig dialysed bends for re-ea le : and In dian Corn moved off u nasal fry trona to Ireland, at full prices. Flour, how ever, wee taken lane freely, and on rather easier terms. Oats and Oatmeal, with the prospect of the latter being wanted, for re shipment to Ireland, were held mon firmly, each ob taining a slight advance • other snicks of the trade remain ing sneered. Many veiatile p r still detained at sea by 'dense wind', the arrivah of a and Flour into this port dna Monday 64 have ban together moderate in amount. Upon a limited number only of country buyers at our mar ket to-day, and our local millers having previously, in most cases, satisfied their immediate wants, business was in general rather Joanne • the transactions in British as well as foreign Wheat, theridere, wee* upon a much more res tricted stole than of late, and priors receded Id. to 2d. per 701. below the annexed rates of Tuesday. Flour, without any enteneible came, exhibited much lam animation than on Tuesday, all descriptions of American being in slow request this morning, at a decline of le. from the advance above toed; the extreme price of Western Canal not exceeding 245. per banal. Irish Flour was also ins saleable and rather cheaper. Barley, Malt, and Peas, with the general qualities of Beans, although taken sparingly, remodeled unaltered in value, Egyptian Beans alone being M. to Is. per qr. lower. Oats were held steadily, at a further advance of Id. per 4516, and Oatmeal was win hi. per load deers,. Indian COWS continuing to meet a and extensive demand, yellow samples fully the improved rates of Tuesday, and white realised freely a farther amendment of 6d. per qr. ; Corn Mal commanding 15e. to 15s. 6d. per barl. Enos, April 19.-We had a good supply at this day's market. Wheat sold freely, at an advance of fully 2e. per qr. In other grain we noticed no alteration. Wheat, white, 6.. 3d. to 61. 9d per bushel ; red, h. 6d. to 6 6d. Beans, 4.. 3d. to 4a. 9d. per bushel. Barley, 275. to 31s. per qr. Oats, 14.. to Th. SCARBOROUGH, April 19.-We have a limited supply of Wheat, which readily sells ae 3d. per 701 be. in advance. Boom inquiry for Barley, at 1.. per qr. over last week's rates. Oats 4d. per stone higher. In Flour no eltseation. Wheat, 6e. 9d. to 6.. 6d. per 6 stones. Barley, malting. 26e. to 28.. per qr. of 32 stones ; grinding, 22a. to 25e. Oats, block, Bd. to 84d. per stone ; whits, Bd. to 94d. Flour, eaparline, 37e. ' to 381 rr stone ; second+, 3h. to 335. SOVTIIAMPTON, April 20.-Then wan a good attendance of millers and dealers at our market this day, and bat a short supply of hate-grown corn. Wheat wee lolly 2s. per qr. dearer, sad a fair amount of bushes' doing. Oats fully 1.. per qr. dearer, and in demand. Beans and Barley without altered= in price, but a better sale. W• 1111111,11. April 20.-Our arrivals of grain this week en not large. The troche in Wheat is steady, at an &deance et la. to 2.. per qr. from last week. Barley folly se dear. Oat. and Shelling sell rather better. Beans fete' a small advance. Other articles do not vary. WOOL.—Loans.—There is scarcely so much business doing in English Wool or the home markets, but there is an Improved demand for the Continent; prices are firm for all deseriptMns. The market for foreign as well as colonial has been quiet, but in prices no change has taken place. The arrivak an 3,020 bales colonial, and 60 balm foreign. HAY.—Barrnirraw.—Merare. Cooper and Davie report the prices r follows : Pro Wsolow. 70s. to ROL I I Rowse.. 465. to 60s. Straw.— sets. to 31.. lotottor .......116§. to W Qom .. 60s. to 965. CATTLE, &e.—SCARBOROOOB, April 19.—T0-day our cattle and provision market was badly attended. and consequently • dull sale was affected. Bacon Pigs sold at 6s. ; Pork Pigs, 61. to 6s. U. per stone •; Beef, 6d. to M. Mutton, 6d. to 7d. Veal, 6d. to 7d. Bacon, 6d. to Bd. Pork, 64. to 74. •• • Giasoo w, April 19.—The market this morning was well supplied with fat stock of all kinds, from the small one* at 51. each to the heavy ox at 261. ; the best sold at full priors ; but for secondary qualities the sale woe dull. Among these latter, the prime ruled a shade lower than those pre vailing last Thursday. The generality of those shown were, however, inferior. B4st Ox Beef brought from 43e. to 46e. per cwt.; second, from 40s. to 42e. 6d. per cwt. Cows, Bulls, andinferior, from 345. to 351. per cwt., sinking offal. Al though nearly all were sold, sales at the above prises IMO effected with dilloalty. A better supply of good aged wel der, Me morning than for many markets past, end ell were sold at last weirk's prises. Beet black-awed waders, Bid. per lb. • meson& 50. to Old. per lb. Ewes, 4d. to 41d. par lb., si nking aid. Lambe, 16s. to 26e. each, sobordin to weight quality. Fed Calves excealinaly dull this week, with pikes ilia as. to 4a. per cwt. lower. Beek 565. • se coed, 48s. to 545. per cwt. Pigs an now scares, and (Argo ones in demand at 42e. ; small, dull, at 45e. per out. COVENT. GARDEN.—This Morming.—Notwith standisg the severity of the weather, the smcket sentinnes to be well supplied with Vegetables sod Pewit, bat trade is very dull. 3%88-apples are eldisient for the demand. Hot house Grapes are very good, and MOM plestiful. Nato in general are suflisisat kr the demand. °rouges and Lemons are plentiful. Amami. YerllnNa, young Turnips may be obtained at 3s, a beast, end Clareate at Is. 6d. Cauliflowers and Broccoli us aullient kr the doom& •i Fres& Beans. Bhutto*, sad &akar pleutiful.ro r t a at igi Potatoes remota stationary. Now Potatoes from Cornwall fetch lo lb. Lettuces and other salading are sufitelent for the dsccaad Bashrooms ara plentiful. Cut Flowers amiss et Heaths, Pelargodues, Canalise, Gardesiar, Felipe, liguinths Clasearim, Tropmelams, Fuchsias, sad Bores 11111"'''' r ies tW.. is to to per 1b.,10e to plreia l to e t to is us ▪ e. amok tor book, oh to 111imm ale, *to lb etdel ft per 100. lo leo ref Pia. 41 to 7 1 1 Nuts- . FP UM. ler w - gg i ..1 , 15 to MO 1 WNW, oto dos., pa to to ' —' , radazj kl o.,llltoOt ' ato m tor do& is N to do dos., appotod al6l2 7ar ptd boa, l to e 4l§ o It Od - brdtrit MPS dd to 14 4 1 loud. Pt NNW% w t• 11 Pei*" low ilk ft te no. Pot RC:10o Pet It Itt to 6 Torldrieraa ;was r a t s sa g da& 1( by b . i=ra. peril 11l oil lo w tb pot poloot, Pt to 11. se Pr Wald, id solo Id Wliai lL3P i tre ow , to to =or emus' PIE 12k fd Clitralo, pf dm 00. It to ft Et• Pr lIIM.Y.OS tt P 4 /4 ff il II le ea tillVilledieee e Ild Cob AMU P. it yee, i.r4,.u.,.....1... par Num f lee* PS Beebe, pea essue4a WaillreaMio pia PINK el to Se la id Met t at e.tik per mot SI al Bisml7. pet barb. Id to Mows. pee barb. Si es Weineerm, rit bee eus. . Y. Italic prier. Neve. Is BONK Per beat, lifts it Ii =re gle e t = 9 . l , I rerN HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAIN, APRIL 20. The Loom Crtatecommo took hie sett at 6 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSlnfig. PITITIOIIII.—By Lord COLUMN-SW; trona a plaor in NOS; ••••••••/•1•8 dietnna—Brei a( IBM& frnn PRISM and.. • Bain in AY.-Lard BILAUICON r. hem lir. rag glietinar be link aoodua, sad prir flolM gatraM i. . e dr, Princedom otn. Norms or nortor,-4ftreru i r Sur.—'M LORD CHAN. MILO& as Ilingragr, te wove tbe ems& means of a tall lix cog. lading ruenvekle agehmiletembednib. Cutter Mama Csairmso Asa lia r Lord BRAUMONi ell Waft I snow Meath, petittms et Marne. Cliodwiek end liar ritterrwteg le be diedmied teem emiedg, to taken late ea- HIGHWAYS. • The Earl of St. GERMANS said he bad before met* his regret that the government had comprised .0 one mirebe highways ea wn, t: l u g rtiekdetokittr A. ti t . TiIIiTT I S ca the government were? The Martinis of LANSDOWNE replied in a tone too in audible to be beard in the gallery. BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. Lied BEAUMONT, of presenting the petitioas from Mr. Chadwick and Mr. Merriam, winked to know whet the Lord Chancellor thought they ought to be taken into eon sideratioa ? . • TM LORD CHANCELLOR said, that considering the 'Beam of whisk the garde' bad bees guaty, and that they bad been ormatitted Wily yesterday, ke thought the pithiest& ought nut to be taken into cousideratios until Monday mit. Their lordships adjourned at half-past 6 o'elock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FIIDAT, APRIL 24. The araahas took the chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUMS'S& ...olt4o.—Ueiversel Ream Casualty C me t ectottoo, PUBLIC DIEMERBIL PETITIONII.-17 Wr. IMATIMERVON, several - p.m. ; we, L. HIP/WORTM, her IMW, adaime mar Maw ~, hetes /ranted to bearbeme.—Mr. IFSlMUSresella Om UMW d • Col. tatlllt,also several Dm brand; air D. DOWD" tram i poduehmahire ; Da. LOCEEME, berm heeled Bali where : • await Malay treed. Mg or Taliwege,-Cel. Eli% _then Wieder illio. owoCK, draw Mane la le Mr. 'MINI", Ma 0 eptateir; ihr IL WU. LOOOMBV, tree Mew or Bridesealh : alai ad th e mucus. Rio— mal la ham if ROAR, by Mr. R. WORTLF tif, rem the vector NA tables et the at la. Mary-le-Strand ; ete e me. Rem . ar imi e o r d eije et■ I. MUTT. tam item lice t i e . L e w fe a menemneena Bad.—Mr. TURNER. ° wee vil ; esehog a 4 rift Dee& 1111,—Ordit. DAVISON. I ren lailmtlesys, sad ittßs i a thellead. eltmt th w & att Alete . d' id MR.—Mr.112. , 11 A BladlleStßoslDl e e ad ltherlepe sieogand)lllllin Dm Ole [ es cif Dena, swag the nelt ead Alio=a s si . fre is •or !MOM reeerelly ta nem sow to M —Ol l 4 . U= Li, from Brlghtea, la Is, tee Clan . BBL—Mr. C. I ,losutmoyox, Reread momWeefamerw rod other Moto a, to Moor of an enteales if the Mahe treadina—Kr. H. A. ID :.BERT, from the read jury if, Rea obe the othithatoolt id the poor bar ; also fir an alteration be thorned Ivey lawn.—Ml. ina-i B, from Lekeeehr, tor an al or }nee-hlv !WM or =Web e allwayo—Mr. M. GIBBON, It= mendo t eete ammo ace, etzta=alf the %thee - loath, L ite et the r= l . /F ier tat e it emus a isaiire to Wig Mill Meteg r a lmi ra jra ZlMMO , to amillid aalbe tat Menthe . . dewed ia ihe *Rio et the thEttny ZOOM of wiathth e yth• want by Mr. Hem ea Ith Aug, left, reed W Mr. Bead OabbeE lit the lard Pak, teti,that the boor td eatiribr esd molts fate the awned Wet. ead et 0101., la the meth dated 17th July, IBM, es the ealmMeasslie Ratak adman be the Maks t , the home ta Wharalbaide it the Military IWO* et Effedeer, and at the alai Eme maid isallthr eta Moan Me th en donna* truth by e mist wearthave to be eggelatel thr Me end to rapt* theism rd ion an \ sport be ea althea to W crows lathe thethelgh °Menne Beseareith labia Order at Bt. Clampe and the goatee, { s hot bra Mideaty weal be *wed to 'Realm the tan doubledlad Mahe nem m the aewridot of that military order la thno pair nie math by pram tad Wang t h e w the miler !fosse ws ami PAW told ,' dthecolt.awl provlaisee la olid os plea Se men oat of that ee. der, to Mahn ft MM, or the registrar and Meiners et that aim, sad the Drs and Often of ei whereby themieMble OM ad Myr their guklante MR li letter and preps* MAMA M. Maki ; sad MU be Mom. Maly areaW sad Mold to be seed et Met oot opera*" and otherwise sherd by them beim la Imet, lathe registrar rad othithas at the ethftry eider. es egad be by the last protloa di q lattery Cid et Whether, by the yearly appropriation by the OEM sad Mimi MOM MOW roatory Gam, of the realll eid = ,... " . eat MAIL per wesam se wiled the loth of ° The Ohl es et the hale et" The New Dale " be the man* sod proper asiMmeme d" The Kiliery lthighis et Wexner,* ail their socenetta bream beby sr beneath= maiteriom aodvelewin oaken of the Ethali nag. ea so unstiel line of the Idan 110- month .der of St. Gerrie od owed Older ratahlithed eh Whether Oled• KW Edward 111., the wed alotioue wilitsty hero if Crew, Pere, end el Carat, end ete 4 eWSh i lle d a= aenry V., the other areat i =ous Watery hero of id by other satomeat LUNACY IN_SCOTLAND. THIRD B/L In reply to agtrestiO; from Mr . F. M~Cillizle, The Lord ADVOCATE stated that he intended to post pose the second reading of the bill relating to this whisk until alter the 30th of April, in order ChM some returns might be placed In the hands of hon. members before the discussion. HOP DUTIES. Mr. HEARTHS said, he could not distittetly urdentand from the statement of the right hon. gentleman, the Chancellor of the Exeltequer,on the previous evening, what determination the government had come to with regard to the postpone. meat of the payment of the hop duties. As misty patties were exceedingly anxious to obtain distinct information eu t thought it ray desirable that all doubt sari suspense be removed. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that in reply to the queetion put to him on the previous evening, whether it was the intention of the g overnment to postpone the oollection of the duties payable in May, be had stated that it was their intention to postpone the period for pay ment. What he proposed wu, to postpoee until wins day snout Michaelmas the collection of the hel'-yeark duty which would be due in May, on bond being given for pay ment at the period fixed upon ; his object being to give the growers the benefit of this year's picking. THE PUBLIC REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE. Mr. HUME said it appeared from a balance-sheet whisk had been laid on the table by the government, that there wee an ex ens of expenditure over income amounting to 269,000/. He wished to know whether or not the govern ment were now prepared to submit to the house their esti mates and expectations of revenue end expenditure for the current year. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the hon. gentleman had referred to a balance-shat which was laid on the table the othi r day. Although there was still is the expenditure of the year an wars over revenue, in round number., of 270,0001, yet he must say that the behmee sheet was one which could not be unsatisfactory to the house ' • for there was included in the expenditure a sum of .• 390,0001. for Irish distress, which he had not eenteroplated having to provide for eat of the income of the year. Be sides, the whole sum which he had felt it to be necessary to provide for by borrowing money was actually covered by the income of the put year. The income of the lent year wee half a million better than he anticipated it would be what addressing the house in August last. There was also is eluded in the excess of this year an enemata,- plated excess of naval expenditure, which, though it bad been voted this year, was faily chime able to the revenue of next year. Therefore. although there was an exam in the expenditure of the year as tom. pared with the income, yet be thought the prospect held out by the balance sheet was very satistatory, showing, • it did, that notwithstanding the difficulties with which the country had bad to contend doting the last twelve moue= the income of the country had risen beyond what he antild pated when speaking at so recent a period as last Angel= He might say, generally that he was confirmed in the ex- Dictation. which he had 'held out to the home, tht= the present means, the income would extend the e tore. He was sorry, however, to be obliged to add, that tap blockade of the northern ports had given a check to the im port trade to the north of Europe, and that he did not meet feel quite certain that the estimates made before that event would be fully borne out. He still believed that the income of the year would more than fairly cover the expenditure, but for the reason which he ha l just stated he could ace make so precise a statement as was desirable, Mr. HUME bad not so much intended to ask a question respecting the revenue, for he was not at all desirous that the revenue should increase—(a laugh)—as to obtain int= matt= respecting the expenditure. He 'wished to knew whether the rednetiees which had been announced were air teally in progress The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said tile hon. gentleman was aware that the reductions already sal. see Laced to the house in the naval, military, and ordain& estimates, amounted to upwards of 1,400,0001. He =di net undertake to make any considerable reductions beyo that amount. Mr. HIHRIES had not clearly understood the right hon. gentleman's meaning with regard to the blockade of northern ports. He did not exactly see how that event have effete= the prospect of a favourable revenue for year. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had eat stated that the revenue would be diminished by a deem= of export. arising from the blockade of the northern portee but his right hoe. friend must knew that the revenue of the country depended in a great degree on the matey being a prosperous state. He hod within the last week read account. to the effect that a check had been given to prosperity of trade which edited two months PR , • and sill calculations which were founded on a state of trade so pre• peons as trade generally wss two months ago might act he borne one, unless the causes of the recent cheek we= rtmeved. SICILY. Hr. BANICES said he bad no the previous day given tree lON, intention to out a question to the noble lord Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. As, honey , r, he not see the noble lord in his place and as the house about to peened to public business, during the emsiderade4 of which it would not be competent to him to propose 114 question ' he would address himself to the noble lord at head of the gamma:Z . :: Thingb he woad h . sy ,. e P putting the question to the Secreting oi iui r • Affair, he had no doubt the noble lord (J. Ruesell) be equally able to give him an answer. The question reference to a letter dated Jan. 26, 180, which he se he might call " the inadvertency letter." (Laughter. Is was a letter addressed be Lord Palmerston to the isle William Temple. (Lord Palmerston here entered the laugh.) his lordship's saddenappease°. being the signal for a His question had reference ' he repeated, to a letter ?Zi g for the stk e of distioction, he to call " the =Wane Macy letter "—(lettibter)-- the 26th of lawmen ISO. It bad reference to some guns which, MI would be recollected by the hoe.., were, with the sanction of the noble lord, transported to flatly he the use of the insurgents. The nohla lord having gins lip Ipeessiedon in the month of September, it appeared Mails H ii. r, W Ds' Ors OW B. S OP M, 614 %II ' 6,10 lON . pig, rr~,