The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-25 00:00:00

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Camay mob Imo& RENO H H B N T.- IT la them MIMI tam trocama the ear d wry =at the rat hmaramt soomodso or ilia davit mak parmamt am amaarnliza. YA= =NOM ao at ea Itstotim . The mogaistor being anal ioporma mileata r Isla time ad wltaaarl la dr load abeam la mai. Mt " ortarkala Om orrariarrallr _beim kr" O b i martalh m o aabled to WM Ilevorersos Tamen tits Woo, K.ta• the Swum Maamok DVSS ma WIL. Wilma= st as mind /MP Totarouro at Ito to; Montle sal WON abaft at • M air 1M (Alla* et " this96== leo it las art MO. lala Is Malts tol thordirMil a mitt It mmallarr ollor on/ b atYm~ ri. ( l2r4l...""riatA. • IK Bar lat bail at mMalloa DaAMT, oadi 00771111110 • Oemothartiarmot. Imam I or brwardad. post rt data MUTED NINGDOY. AgILE CLOTH INO.— wisp% seam of Moo& ompeodttEnt le trldolt • molt be sore *Mg mode Om la tire of MEM. orISM booloorami the aim el the proprietor to Abet this mason osmoctoo the (MUM re owl Tads BEM of pod ourolsoatio sloe, aids to 11141eN clo isomt. 118 Taw*. merry. 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Ma. mad 80s. ril r =m is ar ai rr edweet. itTlio venison*, Landes. • LTY BREAKFAST SERVICES.— tri PATER SMILES MA sod COM/ p MUM= Mph WS endleldi ffighlt thli M 111111filliald Of SAID. * the leat Newee.ll3ldeitsa die eare it Iseteew. we sew els at Oar Mil bin whet weld Iwo lees de lta the used ethireed b the maim pine. They them diem e poem eM eolltie est eespiele --SS 17 0 gee de. do. do. ... II 17 I oh do awed de. de. S IT 0 ea ells de. de. ..... • • Ombra Meer' de. cote, 41e. ark ; aelleo Ma est k, et the SS IT eel& utile deity Is the pete. INN prepertios. Le(teCop eist 31 IL SCRTOIII OM. Meese sod 1 3eetas), 39, Oxford. Ihtmesetreet jesemes of Newatesetrest).—Folebbehed net. lOW IAItD A. C. LOADER, Upholsterer, 24, week Teir. behe he nil the aunties of Timlllee WU the "edam all el which an made oat et mod* t Asa maw dole; with lone any is let nth Wit mai 1 de. la Nee mete pier mire Senile% lbewi =lee Wee. 1 ftrebeessi 411611.11110.11.614.- ▪ =Mk bon ply digest derma 1 PROM 11.111 *. I.llAbi NM illa az idate erar la kedawt.. lb. ed. le Sim gda: l4 / I aSSD ICIU81"r:1: e 05•13111. leafed le the edam. SS a - aaaWaila a *my a ettataitat et mad, Is Dew leig led ta Ikea. ;maim bwalelereksiVaits:=Mte rod! met tee peello et et egststor tie mei ken ot. This Mkt mei eke be mike la Charthet era lathe wpm waft ant mem to llama to the ear. cram's, _itemeaes frets ewe arm er = i t et hooks &Akira Who duke, yeael,ttlo oallbelea W the keit et on eureelesee , was, sift ft, It Fr et water Draft it it= ib illa—ike kr bells aid • ke the men leedla gr eekkerla m ad% othetited at Os AIM LONDON. eel silk kir akin& tied= la km ,AS.ava T. Al me mom Ms do It bassmiag **sad SOW att, tin way eanny. Wiles awns In Is as me at Os taw enkleh anima clarsattly. tin Wok wan M damn *inn slint mil se a sal Os ires pomp • IMF eilanie Tieing if ills *Om of nom At tormifts sal oresirdei be lab Nit. Catiles et al• "mak fmd - liagth d MI; diid V imp Nem gin Mem wadi to a solaint arm.— mg lows. IN sal IS*. Illshomatodvell. Loam vie OM 181 ihe me at byes pew Dili eloOry. orli itt• M gidnek. 10.1111011. i us palls te poem saw Ohm Int tial es MIMS Ind riar ta rel cm ths pal m ilma dams an a wider N••••••.• ♦%limo. II HEAD at HAUL WITLARLAY !SWAMI OIL audaa Oss Mir la la =alp Oa. sow la vev. dams * bus awl V a ra aolia a Is a la -' warm la paamiso et lOW. feel al al Imam robasiaq le as bag NINE= s. la B ma a "Waft aeliffell& ad ambilit k Is dm la& Sr a tar aMaitiallta; . = • 2.8 a n mob issameney. DINNIMI at imam lar—fle Fobs adds Ms as lowa a layboOf mow le aas amic 1418. Is. IL; 75.; ratTIM sia la. 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BF.RNETHY'S PILLS for the NERVES mod min" pbe de. add e lem embeadhary elos nay he pupa am off ebemii. dlielsoe r a zz ees Wiffasilsa wld MIL The arms _W — weld se if kg mei& ft NM d peeporeems be Em die won Ina adeldir le a toe andli ft:••• sift graft • gni all vdnellaseg i p ui ta • miller as 11 essioll4 ista do verb We lie • SIM tamale eft Klemm ;is ibis brew ermereetre alm = NathanAse i r d The nue re s =ete s = l 2t leldwis wale : RAMAT. laretseftraloseti istsig nal Oitereetele, CM and FORM —Mr IPOILTY4O=III ta manse lel rat Oa Itemerse• r owe Ira Omnias be die EIM moos. pessidy.Wig WI womb E eadtmem demi r _ 4. 6 ego,gis • I.oollol l larMi t i , 11.Einernto et tk • ms esuho 11111111-11 ALL. ULU._ Midi* Wit le take, tp, _ MVfs=MS (014 mmerw sut Is Mime le Oa maretak,- and Mommme d Maul mina% le eilleakas lea bales taw& et lea tide" se mama's at Ma i fs' earterie.....= alai meat. MOM met *Ma ftsisks4 cm la el argallema t itia Ma tenet laskty fit 111117=- 11sifta Sift fa Ile bay al tae mu la Woe limesami, diem" Urea. eleilak mei Or..M,Onambinlielmai ; Mime lalla Is. Ca, Plifllermaell; Memle Nueleum, 111, tularemia row; leaky orianiaim le a Peassitist-ge. ; Mims. Mkt sea the mil Mir Seders Imam, Dareualimed. MEW DITIM, learsiery. TIELIVERRD CARRIAGE FREE TO ANY rpm CR INAT " .di - owl leli belie% - rreasweseb widi be several eallware te blew bib Pals earriage bee Of viz womb welsh* WaYles sal aseemble will Orbs peer eawasages et We esielairwee, wir ie rse Oallses rail wardsa ileribebeale prim Weed Irma Lielea n igre mai mew kewer4s4 tree ef NPR M s rls meg OS. brikiweber. Clisayelik Leakei. entes nut wiewepabW Ay web or rehear& :101(111 . 8 PATENT FLOUA.— Aw adds br featly us, preleeles bowl by the SRO siblitlee 'lead were. Ile PATIII7 FLOUR le. yeiat d ewasery, wry musk W la w alms el any ambilef the bairw i tel l i ieoa =rim alder ::E " wan razer a ViiTiriaT e rt rr. Jams = EA : :age way. llse 74 . 01 6.we5.1 %C. be el All Olise. sob bewww be lambs aid Awe appablel egrw/A gab Wile Pabst Wrre le all be therwilibres dew slew r ib mad elyesseil IMAM. "THig SLOW COACH.—*LORD JOHN RUS IN:WS CAUL= NON TEE WAY." MR. BROWN'S LETTER!! to a YOUNG MAN ABOUT TOWN. " LEASURE!!! of HOUSEKEEPING." mime POEMS of PARLIAMENT.,—Th. COM mil dm, TUZICITS.* TRIPS" a MURDER $ MANNERS sal CUSTOMS et the ENGLE] la UM 1111. L—llessna Camino." I sad CABAL By PurrAz= PUNCH." ars " Pia*" Na 407. kr April FL Prise ; amp* ; Ma, Pketalrest. 1(1W WORK IT TIM AUTHOR OF " VANITY PAIL" Oa the NUL last be pabbbeil. le. (ft M somplNN is likiskisi. Ns p a rDEMar l itAidaMoNAdirUMMOdi Mob awl Ida Orairt Pray. By W. TILOCIZILLT. Oi " Far; fa, ha Mk Elamersikes as Masi Ing Weed by the AMIN,. Loft Itinifbary aad 11,, It. Pouvesupsirept. os tb. uslnerwirb:;6l7ll76l7ifirleuriObir. belie Ow THE PIRSDIALIESTORTMIIII I I4 zuIAIZIKZ, AND 011116,VATiON AVID OOPPERFIELD the YOUNGER, of DUMDUM"' saw (wark ho : we: 'moat M Roledisho sooml.) ay duns VOCIKIIIL With Mu. Nob= by Rabbi I. Dowoo. To be enegleled be Tomb Mug* Molar& London : inter, sod Imo, 11, DoroorlootrooL STEM% WEILANWP GUIDE. rULani. itrZAl74 I t r a t CI s r %NV 90171 U WALES IS !SOME. AIMILALLi TELLS, mad U ACSTEALLA. Wish by I. C. Duara, twelve ran la Oa Debbi Maw 11013ZAEIW GUIDE . el as CAPE cd 0001) HOPE. Thad Slam walla Map 11101101ANTW GUIDE to EMI. Sacad E dc...lu a Nap. Mao. aramosig sod Nimbi baahalDw sad madmen U. llapd WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID; with Dist ItaWeo tor oh lioleis. Iti IL J. Cozoiennas. N.D.. 111.111.8.1). M. geed toot. thr ees bleat a ta Vr a ltrrel: moms ot the lastruh babe the ter. weds itiltato, ewe to the met shatiotel yet tweet et pbylioal lopplamo. ea mit nZle e pedal et Ileo ellottel to sea. Te be hei of MINRISOIi. Si, hiseselismew s Guyon*. Ill s Thelb. oiled LW" 111. Clonin : Mom 43, weft Skeet ; or Out hos tioanalso A Atittliisolt hoheetetoost. • ...e ........" APIA! - - - WHIN SCHOOL SOCIETY. r--........_1 ITN 0111113 AL 111111111116 d Ws %Pm% Is mid"tM sad i rdiat the dlr 4 . ) — l] It Is plat ara*:ll . 4 g laba aim at dr lama& ea T 411. 11111. at Zoel ipina a iambs Ilia la = 1 salam'R—(llda T.) _ _ • Rai gy all•la IMO Notlitsienata), _ Ma Italailas. UM Ilt tret..„="r-Mr641,1: ...s. 1 .10 . 1 1216 as ald at Call - 880.1 LONDON,WED: PRANCE. PARIS, 'Millar, 4.34 The fall at the Boorse yesterday was occasioned by the report circulated and credited of the advance d the army of the Alps towards the header. We reed in the Patrie a 2mirillay evening : 0 Asesodiag to letters remotest by representatives, We allow of the army d tea Alpe are marching towards the frontiers of army The Potpie and the Tram w ere seised yesterday at the Post-office. sostaisst a very violent article on the widget d idioms Acoordiog to our letters from Limoges; mar the Astotbles Natiosale, "M. Leon Fawkes will bs elected by an almost unanimous majority. The conflicts likely to be excited during the oleo tiros have already cosamsneed. The walls of this capital are already covered with incendiary placards, and incendiary putiketions have appeared, in which even assassination is pretended to be justified. The Mimi!~ anneunces that, in order to give persoos in the provinces who are interested is the pnblio funds the most prompt information of the dale of the money market, the prices of the Five per Omte. and Three Tar Cysts., and the shares of the Bask of France, will be transmitted by government every da spar *eons th e Bourse, the electric telegra p h entahlhhad on the lies of the orthern Railroad,or Chirsat Ankm, Arrea, Lille, and Valenciennes, a mdsets and -prdeots. The Meativar has the kilowhig: Barad jamas, as well is selisiems es with:inns, bare OPIU es Memel merest et the moist etthe sonsal-erne ▪ itthe mesh& as Gam aeries the maim mew. The thihrelos em the real lash seemest of she first imam d immestism a Pres* sissehest-vessil, ham with WM amble, es esessat et the limedhirs gems passe l, eerie* is the pert. IL Form ths Flea* e mits et bah( that the immemis woad lake pimmits et tines sime. Missed to plasm the mini maw the poise. Ms albums ~prudence ourer% an 4 domes's& airstine. Thetis 'elide odest, the mod mind et TIM amiss Diem et Mr dathanse,whheelseestle* bides the. The popish!' memmesi mash& swigs. Aim* Glemsal Ferretti era bis beak Ind bees Weis m hesliese. Our NEW Milema le elhe le the fa id en whe t mid* paw shmeede shred 4% 1 =1 de lidissmie sad mesa ether mime aistrastina. ll. Fame mem* timed Memel area the hoe Ohs . him pats. Ailed ismte and led him the ammiste miht *weds ase• gen. ,ma the bleb 1s sites *ea& Me sod sedibry she hued prehdissw beard s mincer war. epee me at lL Fevre, several Pa* Ismahe-me. ash wsseis ed waves is beast mere this 400 sailese. who bed re. MOO& Os Ayala, Gwent Dellelbseises sabre& Mee. and Is* poommlia of the rem et he Imam. Is this dessentinse M. Pam did sit hmitiite to yeeniste t. the plese meabat le to le the eat* el see sembpisis. Ciemisi Die Memos% to whom he pressaisi is the pet el the mews. dememledi beneges, the sialimee 'Me bee, sod the dinsming of the wheal ad. Thee sun} dbiees net UMg hem asespied. Matilde@ resimmensa. Is amain the lemisides, err meet bed slim sethanilin WARR 6111 Me imeneetios *est* et ear meow= she wens melt share by the heasesste. and wham he hmemel to plate ea Mewl a reel aad met le Lesbos. eel ▪ l my be e v ei, upwards et 4,000 M isr es ms ewer ee log. The seal al Bombs* ones me the *alit et bh legal preleilins. Assam mitssis issismisa the sail .a.a.a medides d ism, sad Memel fie istirifieleifett =IL I sty le the enn . re is swim te sigisist the ember " essaniesto. IL !Mee Mimi to him the mmiipst ease& et this sad mama woe NM IS i t t. He arrassed infti ta Oafish de Ossesse et he Ma lksik, ISA sabred the MI tithe rim* mikes t o the purpose, the land. he of whom was sesigiel wins panted.. - A lonorfrom the dimmer of the Mb yemettlde lan g uid sham that tish site- Mehemet was really saw the pomades of the Prmak seems. It is also is prisms et Me °meal et the meals and of Capt. de Gamut that was semisded the smile, et April 6, amble they pewerfally emsdbeteL IIL. Pere o the Mt who dassminsd M. Retamisehir et the pashissel g ovue.lllll o te amide le the domed we this ars*, mamba legsber the imealar bal ms * m a t a while fig h dss et what was sma i r man g alhel ip Wa ssa, Mehl the dirseillis to Gomel the Man st gm lice Irkatti he time Mat Me a= hied. Item astimaisid Me Beal dd.& et the it oast e% to embark la kora the Terme, wham ihm we Masa se= et wen It was Mai Ms XX. s i l k as., wen takes from w i r s hii, d itse Medved at Is pdeneal Marend messed to M. Av ant eses soft Mod le embalms. M. Abaft lens AM senseless. of 101. Fevre asl de Om cm* eel the Tasman, atter haviesmabarked Mr. issehipel se al at Gems has pews a vets of theshs to MM. Pares and de Cisme* be thdrelimaiesi Marren. Ohs is tamer at the tows; elk the lie=tavennesst hap eesially gives him winsome slim the mislead* , Amiably to-day, it was said, 6 data would be made by M. Deismarre to pro mote Id. Ledrn Rollin, but the rumour excited no steaks from the known immunity accorded to the seelatives at the talons. and bad are maid to have Wawa a ne1=1:" sole b is very firm and dignified OM. IMollailit its ol4est to require Austria to ex bib ro~ow is the ecoditioss el peace to be pro pped to The movement, el the may of the Alpe are now 4 T i .1 LONDON,WEDNESDAY,APRIL 25,1849. [THREEPENCE. d to amount to potting more than a champ meats. _ _ _ aseierc whom were a great ma* y French, bad suffered severelT, and retired towards Palermo com pletely disorganised. The committee on tits responsibility of the post oars will recommend that the post-office shall guarantee all loose, by accident or theft, of all paper money transmitted by it. M. Proadhon is stated to be at Geneva. The bath of Admiral Leroy, a representative, and M. Cieneeffie, editor of the Groats de IVance, by shehis i , is announced to-day. In *s National Assembly to-day, the diaramion on ts=stw of law conti a n s u t ed, th l i m a i r t s fi n erertl;tiror l int taw. Psza. Ann 2t Itw Lon ; —; lion pod Oa -La'.-16 10 ; Me Fr Ono. ST IC LINS. Foam. Mina Ms; 991 3661, lak ; Paola YAW" ; Bona 17 ; Tinny soon Ink Morn nor. Itsobsogo ea Lan SO dan 16 38 an; 90 an 36 17i eon Mamma. Pon sad Orlon 1162 60; Pan sad Some, IN; inn sad Mon SU • .Wise oad Itandlin 21$ 76 ; Sannaari and Ina 103 76; (visas ), 379; Ann sad Danin Indwn 41S ; Itorn 400 60. AND THE DUCHIES. ITALY. ENTRY OF THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN TROOPS LNTO JUTLAND. The Paris journal the Preen publishes a " 00'01. :Wa. aloha to the eankreares for pesos held rm whisk we exhielthe following •. . the weellegies el Ilasthal Zadoosky erm Cheelisr Braniospesswirm srm Osageal Danes sing sad CMOs" 110 Lag at laskeist s = g e asel= " r i ld: MILLI e ig e mentlems tam ess three easeneas—erepallrmel, arm the ' samerdel. The age hme he le %sat the reeisbilimest of the setle el thins belle et beedliss; is other wer4k MQYwft :IMe ere te toe Imilleg sf letil with API hip will be esehmsd wed seastiesed anew so that the OM ee Term man be tbo Mon Sen ora icy pe r Mike nine ee the lesalionielresedge ce at Ms denim of /Parma gad Meires. The aneelatice 'last been =lid Arms M Leg Visemlleassel by Medial smiles is. now foodless el the of the wel"Mem The Mg hang le it e a r w dhegira ghee te the amementuciaihin et tie Armiss my, the ilandfaisa it re the wpm. el the egsfeseases. The ig that whine appears likely le ear the MOM hewer pe s , hrmth. of rintwirepsoreed t sem ill- la la the whisk ten bermes leg god Nein Rade& elder the walls et it was =Meths sat Mai Mabee to the sonless of tr:erwhisk the irmsefal met Wtrio altomi7 seelelled to ferry ea is esker re saainteas pensiga el her Italics preview. Marshal BMW', did use gad mold set Az the anima; whisk 'end only be Mae lir Me Own el Aosounts ef Time Low istormatioa be 'week the armee ala rm ed by Aside Is Ili minims of rllene. el whisk 76 are iss the Ilms somploa. and ~-,.. essead, darmg Irma the peed el tie menu if the sealense et Mks se Os npreese 0 that of masa: The lesdelea pimipseermesim a* bars it is nokyselheekell M ellsr more them 69 MINIM% Marshal sad peeper Ina, Odom rehrelagthe matter to ask Num, ham whited te mods& Xing Tine Immeasel that be Mantel Belsehl Nessolog to epee* Tarn, Ms n a llll mei en rmity led t• the el sermbsseisasst et the amen which Me of Chides Albert bad imaged su Amnia. Chevalier Base asst has ben Memel to pressed to Tads, to teens *edge harmed= Ma the math of his him. NAL 'Whatever map be the reply of the gableg gsvi re i nezin, we see esendrat that the Austrian gevemmest will am drool from La. Tiger &mama nag= he She memo of the 6111 m emery. Ia ear 'Mks. the mainat seated by Aemla is esly • startles pie to Mee *mutual 'monism. to se emagessest Meingery to lieth genies. was mast be Se masseel q%amiss, it is hums that the edge se the mare hems. Baediala aad Amide dates a far Mk m ISA whoa the imperial Meet, Nstrigaisa sibe an sem. inspereisty of two abeedy, Aides ray (Ave hams) ea wimpy kW Leg, paysed the mews el 'germ el - ths Ptarmigans memo. The men el Tuna Mamma la eels m get Ms ,emceed, arm the mempeadease en the oiliest at lege late spa me. Amide lee aro mews a ths dirpuillea te smith Ms same et Minis by modules date be Ing hal t wink mot be semblimil es a lore pledge of the pally el A misted= ea whisk &pada the MGM, pelarmage el the Peniasals. BAEDINIA.—The trial of Bmearine bee been ummiuded. He is found guilty of disobediesee of milers of the Commander-in-ehieL The Cbncordia speaks of an iatesied change in the Ministry, founded on the resisiseee of some of the, Ministers to the demands of Austria. TUSCANY.—By the Marseilles journals of the 10th we have advises from Leghorn to the 16th. The Ilaaliestation at Florence of the 14th, when the libernese volunteers were driven from that city, bee excited a strong feeling at Leghorn, and a determinatka was expressed to avenge the affront. Oa the 16th the gates of the city were shut, and the municipality had ordered all the citizens to arm themselves for Mecca against the Florentine. The forced loan is revoked by the grand ducal overnment. ROMAN g STATES.—The Risorgimento of Turin, el the 20th instant, states that the Pope intends re tiring to Avignon while the foreign troops will occupy his states. He intends hokling an (ecumenic council them A letter from Oada, of the 14th instant, says Admiral Baldish not wishing th at France @koala remain behliellead in the marks of sympathy given to Pius IX. by Christaadoe, thought At to end to Gana me of the needs of his tee ` e, to appear amuse the ether nips el war. The tees, Captain - Dapane was the vessel seat to felill this hoeourabls Mien. ' The day after the snivel of the vessel, the adieus were premed by their copes to the pope, who in his tern ermined his inten tion to vitt the leas. Accardingly, oa Easter Tuesday, the day which lie bad A s on, Ms holiness, with a meassees sets semi to the omy, when he was reesived by the Ant lieratessat. The garment the pox unwed the beat whisk wee to carry him to As papal seem ware dhplered from the pew, aa v rtated nisk nasty gam from the ship. The Wag of Its#m sad his brother, the Coast do Taman, were end sa the nil elide Minim The mommas the holy fatimit= l every mss en desk hash dews sad resin& his Ths PM red the royal Welly* Nettles thus wen stoma M the espniai anis, where in Mame head sem thew seeds el amble sail shapings sell whisk Oa arm fledged te have limes& AM • few Mane repek_Pbra IX. er pressed a Mire le Mt the vermi e sed wee lei ever eery yen, el h. Is Me "NOW he Wend MIS semis et emeolaties te the pikes, and ens Elrminsted deplete emcee them TM Lag of Naples asssepsdei Ids bell. ass la his ermiestlea if the wed. The poems ebbed the pesem, M i es Ms aspen, the ussa is eselmment were est se liberty. Two days dew. &spy* arings m lean to Melees a mark of his puma lda. ogee to the mein seem' swish of valise berme& agr, mai dripairm for essey sae ea hoard, bait the Mum to the sable boys. In the sitting of the 146 inst. et the Roman Con dition& Assembly, Mazda osemied the tribune, and ommememl to the Assembly the 'hangs of govern met that had taken place at Florence. He added timt as soon as the triumvirate mold obtain further lanseatims the Agessably would be apprised of it. He times obemved that thk event did not materially shisip the position of Rome it would only be nemmary to act with energy ; that the Illnashate ocesiquestly prepared to the As to pm/sin the levy fee 119111/4 to men Death they bad Midis at oO the me obm,aamely touphlitherepubSemi~byevery =marto pude a proclamation all emaimme the triumvirs adest al lee r t a ft egmedight to take, and declaring that two millions of An. EMI ere saleirmily stmeg to oppose resistance to Jutting reaction mg .ztsnal enemies. The whole Assembly at the.. words roes unanimously, and swam to mointsda the mobile. Marsid then, in the mos el the triumvirs, pro a law, declaring the mile at oast to be amed to a boloooo (4 cen tred? %tee a pound. The trim* Arme ll iai then pro that all the landed property of the state should ismsdlately skedned to be parcelled out into small pardons far the sisallege of the public and of agri oakum This memiumhhe said, would for ever attach the people to the meta'. This proposal was re 'siva with apple's. A mmunission was than named be take into cossiderstion the proclamation prep by the government The ossunisks .an owned, sad read the Mowing preelemstioll. which oar adopted : la ooaaequses of the late events which have takes pees in Italy, the Rearm Constituent Assemble derma as 61. 1 LOWE—The Roman repine, the asylum mad halm* el I Italian liberty, will neither give way ear mast m a egge promise. The repreestaties sad the e neate mar it la the name of God aad the people. Th country Mall be saved. Another decree of the asesrably declares the Po to be 0 natissal river. 111 DOILY.—News from Palermo of the 12th nst. bre arrived through Harkins& con fi rming re taking of Catania Who Sicilians, under Miersalowsky, bet en the following day the Neapolitan troop ague Slielited. it, aid after a sanguinary Wm's, again mieseededin taking poassedon dd. The filalzoops, A letter from Schleswig, dated the 21st inst., says : —"I have onl time to inform Sou that the first de tadiment of • -Holstein troops crossed the frontier of Jutland yesterday. To-morrow I will be able to fend you the particulars of this movement, so, important far our caner, and perhaps for the peace of * Europe. Our Hamburg correspondent, writing on the 22nd inst., says : 'honeys received by travellers coming from Reads burg last n'ght, that the Schleswig-Holstainers haw the Danes oat of Holding, and that the latter retina to Fridricia, is confirmed by letters arrived by this morning's train. The Danes did not give up **town without resistance, but defended it inch by inch. Every met was disputed. There is no exact state ment if cruelties in the ecerespondenos I saw. It is 'opposed the Germans bad 20 to 26 killed, and about as many wounded. The Danes lost twenty pri soners, but whether they made any is not men tioned. The whole Schleswig-Holstein army must be is Jutland by this time. The Prussians who had passed this oomiag from Westphalia, r a e; s tsg ia the same direrAios. Besides these, 2.000 imposed of several German principalites, asaelapeareds, at the disposal of Swing ; three other regiments are to follow them ; likewise $lOOO men, infantry, Brunswickers and Niemen, oommandek by the Duke of Nassau, under the com mander-in-chief, General Prittwitz. The latter re tuned to their parents the two cadets Garde and Manion, who were made prisoners in the bay of Bckernforde, the former being twelve, the latter 14 years of age. He sent his sidede-camp, Lieutenant Tamales, with them as far as Holding, where the Dui* head-querters then were. Young Garda corn smiled two guns on board the Gaon, both of which he Bred himself three times. GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—We have dates from Vienna to the 20th of April. Up to the 17th Path wee still in the hands of the im perialists. On that day an obstinate battle had been fought, the result of which is not given, except that the insurgents fell back on Czinkoths, and that to wards the evening . the imperial troops advanced to the sapped of the right wing and the army corps of It appears by , the Journal of Austrian Lloyd's, that Bern is expected to arrive with the Magyar army in the vicinity of Path, and that the imperialists expe rienced severe losses in Gran and Parkany. It is stated in the same journal, that, during a sally a short time ago from the fortress of Comorn, a pertion of the garrison paned over to the insurgents. According to the official journal of Cracow, the small body of insurgents in the neighbourhood of that shy has lion broken up. The moral impression in well-informed circles is, that them are no Russian troops at Fount in Tran eylvmda. The Maser Zeitung, of the 20th inst., contradicts efficially the statement of the Journal des Debate and ether journals that Austria owed large sums of money to England, and that the Austrian government had resolved to maks over to the latter country the war debt of Piedmont to the former. It is added that, in the year 1824, Austria contracted a loan of thirty millions of florins for the purpose of repaying the sub sidies advanced by England. It will be remllected that some time ago the Aus trian government displayed considerable sympathy with the Ruthenian race in Gallicis, and bestowed many favours on them, in order to induce them to take part against the Polish inhabitants of that pro view. Ever once the odroi, however, of the Aus trian constitution, the Ruthenian' have manifested much dissatisfaction, and their national committee have (according to the Agrees Gazette) gone so far as to declare that that constitution has deceived and wronged the Ruthenian', and left unfulfilled all the promises made to them in times of difficulty and danger. The authorities of Oallicia have, on the other hand, warned the above committee no t inter fere in political matters. According to other account. from Agnes, the opposition in Croatia to the centre being projects of the Austrian government, is as viru lent as ever. Prince Windischgratz arrived at Olinuts on the 16th instant. STETTIN.—The navigation committee of this town has requested the British vice-consul to point out to his government the insufficient nature of the blockade hy the Danes of the Prussian ports on the Baltic, and to indices it to take steps for putting an end to the unjustifiable molestation of neutral vessel" by the Danish cruisers. The committee set forth that there can be no real blockade of a port unless a ship of war be stationed in sight of it; that the Danish vessels, the Havfmen and Flora, do not suffice for the blockade of five Prussian ports (in sight of which they only come from time to time), and that they merely serve to warn neutral vessels on the high seas against proceeding to the blockaded ports. NVlRTEMBURG.—Considerable) excitement pre vails in Stnttgard, in consequence of the continuance of the ministerial crisis, but the statements of some Rhenish journal', that serious disturbances had en sued, were not confirmed up to the 21st instant. It was said that the ministry had sent in their re signation, and that the king had refused to accept it. BAXE-GOTRA.—It appears by an official state ment of the government of Saxe-Gotha, that the at tempt to form the Thuringian states and the kingdom of Saxony into a so-called " circle ofd the empire" (each state, however, maintaining its independence), his failed for the present, in consequence of Saxony not going hand in band with the mealier German state; with respect to the constitution for Germany, and pothole:ly with reference to the question of t he .steam bead of the wows. It is understood that Sassy will not admit of the validity of the consti talks, until it can be proved that the majority of the arena governments are in favour of it. PRUSSIA.--Our correspondent writes: BERLIN, APRIL 22. Sunday has brought us a pause: the roar of the l ulitical torrent is for a moment hushed. To-morrow chambers and the ministry will go at it again I to l oth and nail ; and after a little, the latter party will have got enough, and the curtain will drop over par liamentary proceedings. It may be matter of wonder Ito an Englishman that ministers should meet a par liament day after day to be beaten and flouted, and rolled over; to have all their bills turned inside out; le be outvoted upon .leading questions; in a full boss to be in a ninon of one on a vital clause, as Ow ministers were in the debate on their placard and anseaMy bills, Manteuffel rising alone, amid nut venal laughter, to vote for policemen having a right to choose where they would sit in public assemblies, and so forth. But this causes not the least surprise at Berlin, whose site, geographical and political, s ex 'posed to strong whiffs from Russia; therefore the virtual declaration of Count Brandenburg yesterday that the ministers did not look upon their resignation as the necessary consequence of detect, bet disight it their duty the stronger public opinion de dins itself against them, the fester to stick to their mats, has not excited in this the .mall ant motion, the swelling V ili pefilai of a few obscure persons mad r ant, _...epees. In fact the character of the ministry, and the humour ' of the high E:Tlke hods that ministry, have been known ee wail for many months for the least hops to be entabied that th ey would respect the tender plant of a esestitutional regime. They trample and P er 3 l2 :Cr % thoreiirtblirarr" regime. . dl- jackboots, L *dr sides, to endue and brave the wants which Owitted from the bottoms of the souls of forty mil lion of people. That is all the way here, however it 'or mums' English or French men. But the rat ter is, the snows with which these entice of tyranny are played off. The Germans pass with us, for a people superior, vastly superior to the Italians' and Spaniards. So they may to intellectually. The Brandenburg-Manteuffel set have bid open defiaace to the vast majority of the Paussian people. There remains no alternative but to disso lve tte chambers, and they will do it. Yet the chambers were elected on a law of their own making, or oegroying, as the phrase goes. Before they had some excuse. The National Assembly was a little wild. It was the youth of constitutionalism sowing its wild oats. They got . off the rail, and were running a muck at rooted pnneiples of the Pruseivn monarchy. The moat remarkable feature in the result of yes terday is that the centres united, as it were by instinct, to avoid the lame and impotent conclusion of the 4th of April, on which day although all the different sec tions of the house were against ministers, none of them would unite with the other to punish them by a de cisive vote. The Poles yesterday, and the extreme left joined the extreme right in voting against the motion of Rodbertus. The motive of the Poles in re iecting the Frankfort constitution, which is framed in a purely German interest, is obvious ; the extreme left do not like the hereditary emperorship; they want in fact, beyond all doubt, if not a republic at this moment, something which will lead to it shortly, when the next democratic throe of Europe comes on. Lastly, one thing is evident, that to defy, as this government does, all Prairie, all Gainsay, they must have some huge bully at their back, and that bully is PORTUGAL. The Peninsular steamer Jupiter, Capt. Meehan, arrived at Southampton last night, and landed her malls under charge of Lieut. Rainier, Admiralty agent. Her dates are : Gibraltar, Aril 15th; Cadiz, 16th; Lisbon, 19th ; Oporto, 20th; 'Vigo, 21st. She brings 15 packages . of specie. The financial d iffioulties of the country have so mach inaresuped that the royal family have given up a part of their income to throw into the treasury. The national Seances, even in the colonies, were so depressed that only one-fifth of the amount required to pa the crew of a man-of-war quid _ . allsoted at Madrid. The collection set on foot laP7egal for the Pops had entirely failed. Mach discontent existed amongst the people in consequence of the general depression of monetary affairs, and agriculture and trade were nearly stag nant, although, ram having fallen, the crops had re vived. Wine in the interior of Portugal was selling at one penny per gallon, and no parehassn found. In the Chamber of Deputies a bill has been pared for admitting Portuguese wines and brandies into Portuguese colonies at ens per cent. ad valorem. Battles are to be admitted into Portugal duty free. A batch of peers has been made since the last arrivals, of whom Mears was one. Exchange on London at three months, 64 ; Lisboa Bank notes, 41 discount. Charles Albert has arrived at Oporto, where it is said he intends to reside. He is described as showing great depreseion of spirits, in consequence of his late reveries. The quarantine regulations had been much relaxed at Gibraltar. In consequence of the French Consul-General of Morocco having been insulted by the Governor of Tangiers,he had left Morocco, and arrived at Gibraltar on the 14th instant, having hauled down his flag, struck his staff, and desired all his consuls to do the game, declaring that the governor should re-hoist it as an apology, or it should never be re-hoisted in Morocco. The French subjects in that country have placed themselves under the protection of the British authorities. Exchange on London, at Gibraltar, 90 dap, 49} to CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We havo received papers from Cape Town to Feb. 21, and Graham's Town to Feb. 17. They contain no news of importance. Their general tone showed that the colony was tranquil. The following vessels were in Simon s Bay : Her Majesty's ships Beringapatam, Southampton, and Bingdove ; Dee and Geyser steamers. AUSTRALIA. We bare received blelbourao journals to Jan. 12, but their contents are not of general interest. Etscattft PROM NZWOATIL —On Monday after noon about three o'clock , a oesoviet named Strudwick, under sentence of tranaportatioo, contrived to affect his emu from Hurgate, by climbing over the wall of the emit-yard and descending into the street, by passinuthrough the house of Mr. Macdonald i _the Number Seven, Newgate-street. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASYLUM.—THE "LADIES' Wixo."—Prince Albert, patron of this institution, has pro mised to lay the first stone of the propostd addition to this asylum for the remade claimants to its resources. It is pro posed that that ceremony shall take place on Tuesday, the 29th of May neat, which will be the 21st anniversary of the laying of the first stone of the original portion of the edifice by the late Duke of Sum, the then patron of the society. THE LAST NEW COMET. —Mr. A. Graham has ad dressed to the editor of the Dublin Evening Mail a rough sketch of the orbit of the comet discovered on the 14th inst. " I have just completed a set of elements (he says) founded on the Marken Oheuvations of the 14th, 16th, and 19th. They are— Paha= ISO, lune, 8.73.3 Greenwich ILT. Haden. Melia lima Ass. Node Roden. Main. Stec. Inclination— 67deg. ilmin. 43ena Perihelion di5tan0e,0.69536. Heliocentric motion. Direct. The comet will be at least four times brr • ' sggh6ter towards the end of this month. It is rapidly approaching us et present. Its distance from us on the 19th was lees than three-tenths of the sun's distance. This communication is addressed from the Observatoraof Edward J. Cooper, Esq., Markle" CONSEQUENCES OF WAIL—The commencement of hostilities in the Baltic 'Leidy bogie severely to be felt in this locality. A number of coal and other vessels, belonging to the German porta, are lying in our river and harbour, being deterred from sailing by tear of the Danish cruisers. Some large ships, which have tailed for German ports to take emigrants to Nor ' * America, will be subject to much de tention, expense, and ineoneenience. Amongst the imports from Germany likely immediately to be in great request here is the article of butter. In consequence of the scarcity of English firkin butter, foreign is in great demand ; but the which shipments are made being blockaded, rtt r i s • will be able to reach oar markets.—Netocasile Courant. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK.—The deaths stered during the put week were 1,089. The excess oute weekly average of spring is considerable, and amounts to 126, The epidemic diseases exhibit an increase on the average, the two numbers being 248 and 198, but it is important to observe that most of the fatal complaints in this ekes—measles, scarlatina, cholera, typhus—have pro- duced this week a mortality searoely exceeding the usual amount. Smallpox was fatal to 8 children and 4 adales, while the average number of persons of all ages wbo died of this disease is 21. The deaths from diarrhoss and dy= were 23, or 9 sore than the average ; only one is to cholera. The enema of mortality is ascribed to booping cough, bronchitis, and phthisis, which number reactively 69, 76, and 169, the averages being 36, 37, and 146--effeete which are probably due in great measure to the increased widows of the weather, the temperature of the ale, biting one day with another, having been, aims flamllay, the Bth instant, less than the mesa lure of the same time, on an average of seven years, amtTc i l l eg. This difference, on Thursday, the 19th, even ounted to 141 deg. The mean temperature of the week was only 374 deg. The highest temperature did not rise on any day above 49 . 2 deg. ; it was lowest on Thursday— namely, 36 . 3 deg.—on which day also the lowest mean oc curred-, and was only 32 4 deg. The mean reading of the barometer in the week was 29.626 ; it was highest on Saws day, teeing 29141. A. tallow chandler died an Gresawisk, wording to the verdict of a jury, of " disuse of long dude ing, hastened by destitution and want of common 114011111111 , ries," a case which, as appears from an observation that fell from the Cfroller, was aggravated by wanton and atreeine neglect is his own house. In the subdistrict of St. Mary shone, two children, the son and daughter of a labourer, died of " the wont of the common necessaries of life." In quests were held in both cases. The wife of a labourer died of " exhatotion, the natural effect of delay in proeuting for herself medical aid in parturition ; " a return which was also made by a coroner ' s jury. The blthe during the week num. bend 1,348. SUSPECTED POISONING CASE AT BATH.—Minh ex citement has for several days existed at Bath, in consequent* of rumours having been circulated that a man bad been poi soned by Ws wife who had married again three drys after her deceased husb and's homed. The indecent baste of the woman's marriage is certain, and a coroner's jury are inves tigating the circumstances connected with the man's death. D, ceased was a quarryman, named Henry Merchant, about 28 years of age. On Saturday night, the 31st March, be was in good health, and left a fellow workman at 12 o'clock , saying he was going home. Oa reaching his lodgings his wife made him a cup of tea, which wee very unusual for her to de, and in about an hour after parMking of the tea Merchant was mired with violent vomiting and pains in his buried continued ill for about a week, and then died. He was on Friday, the 13th of April, and on the fol lowing Monday his widow was married by House tea Mr. Harris, a man of independent income, upwards of seventy yearsizzeilsgThe is Mr. Harris had buried two wives within the thirteen months, the last cal/ a hw weeks for M e mu with Mrs. erchaat. —The jury decided unanimously that the stomach of deemed shlald imbued by Mr. Horvath, of Bristol; and the inquest wu adjourned fee a week. CORONER'S INQUEST.—Ys, ALLEGED ILL-TREATMENT OP 'AIM Writ LONDON UNlON.—Befare Kr. Payne, Arras, West-siot, Smithfield, respecting t Gilliam ag,tl 22 yo ars, who was alleged in the West Lewi s, udon Union from neglect and i, appeared from the evidence that the deceased teed to a hosier in Worcester, and he b London for the purpree of obtaining a sit_ in doing so, end he became very low and at times was: oat of his. mind. Oa T the 12th instant the deceased entered Holborn-hill, where he called for some mained then for upwards of two hone, wl attempted to bite one of the customers. He Prevented, and he was ultimately taken London union. He was very violent, and. round his ankles and exam Mr. Clift, reeted the deceased to he removed to the and struck him several times across the rope, exclaiming at the same time with nit you to your senses—you have got into the' When the deceased was placed on the bed Clift again struck him with the rope deceased called out " Fire !" and 'Hopwood, of the probationary ward, obtained • intstick, and beat him about the The deceased frequently said, "Prat I'll be quiet ;" but Hopwood continued the st%ta. On the following morning directed to be removed to No. 4 Ward, wk used as a cholera ward. Several of the pawl there, sad he was again strapped down on was present, and after the usual mesas sash eases, he placed some roipes round and fastened them to the bed post as tight dmeassd raved very much, and on the face with his fist and be quiet?" The deceased suddenly , you for that Mr. Clift, I shall expect then struck him several violent blows on' with a strap, first with the hackle end, other end. The only clothing deceased hs thin drawers, and he frequently implored upon hint. When Mr. Bain, the surgeon the ropes ware taken o ff him, and he was dereribed very violent. The &mimed remained i; - dere, and during that time he was keg; Clift, Hopwood, and the nuns—sow and at other times with a stick. His us_ one* in three dap, and occasionally wee most dreedtaL -He died on One ot the vitamins, named Storey, several insane pea* in the union, and thy runabout the yard Mad mix with the other goon rieldowt-or emirefebed-itees,, unite diens seldom inquired about any of formerly been a soldier and a po • , to them all, and hall endeavoured to h' affair. The jury said Clift had beha , disgraceful manner, and that his condo,_ rigid inquiry. The coroner said there officers of the union present, and that it advisable to adjourn the inquest. The ingly adjourned until Thursday next, the workhouse. CITY OF LONDON GENERAL PE! Yesterday the animal dinner in aid of port of this, institution, took plasm at t. There were upwards of a hundred gentlemen in the absence of the Lord Mayor, who was pi attending by indtspositioa, the chair was tal Thomson, Bel., who was supported by Mr. Mr. F. Salmon, Mesas. Deputy Bedford and Adair, dm. The usual loyal toasts having ' and duly responded to, the health c of Bedford, the president of the in received with due honour.—The Chairman the toast of the evening, " Prosperity to t` General Pension xeety." He said eary to state that the institution was originally the especial auspices and patronage of the lay to obtain for it ample support to maintain public usefulness. The object of the cbe permanent relief, by means of monthk artisans, mechanics, manufacturers, • their bereaved and destitute widows, oppressed them. Since i's institution In 10. saental in granting the moans of permanent no less than 874 poor pensioners, and th in monthly pensions up to the audit • was rejoiced to be able to put such a and he trusted that they would net present occasion to suffer from kb inane:dant eustoetary subscription In aid of the - lasted, and the muster yannounced the occasion, including donatione,lat toasts of "The Lord Mayor," " " The Sheriffs of London," Ac., and suitably acknowledged, the corm Pairegro. death South Tort- ' ---- 7. - . - f' —• YISTEEDAY. ... . , P LUNATICS AT THE - . I • / r. Payne, at the Cooper's speetiog the death of • o ''il ,* was alleged to have died sleet and ill.usage. It • he deceased was appren- I he had lately come to ...• Pli 1 g a situation. He failed low and desponding; and '. Oa Thursday evening itered a coffee-house on a n some coffee, and re- hears, when he suddenly Inc He was fortunately 'ken in a cab to the Welt I ) 1 ot, and straps were placed Clift, the task-muter, di- , . 1 ' to the probationary ward, • ; i • S • xis the legs with s thick with eit oath, " I'll twins • i Ito the wrong hands now. he bed and fastened down, tope. In the night the ad Hopwood, the keeper 1 tained a thick walk- • /I ' I t the body and legs. '' " Pray don't beat me, 'inued striking him with I ruing the demand was t. 'srd, which was formerly e i Me paupers carried him Mwn on a bed. Mr. Clift Leans had been adopted in mud the domain's ago I as tight as ha could. Who "I and Clift struck him and said, " Will you ` T ienly &towered, ' Thank v expect the next. Clift \ , owe on the legs and thighs I end, and then with the sand bad on was a pair of .... implored them to take pity 1 1 surgeon, visited the war the was described as being fined in that state for some a frequently beaten by Mr. I —sometimes with a broom, . His bed was only cleansed . cenionally the efilovium . / lied on Saturday last. Storey, said these were . , ee, and they were allowed to !! f L the other inmates. A su- er, emd - dler Bond of Guar- • • millKsi. t . ~ of them . Mr. Cliit had and he was cruel • ,A ed to hush up the present .. behaved himself in a most I conduct required the most id than was none of the d that it would therefore be 'l , • . The inquiry was accord- • next, at the board-room GI /1 I ...—. . 4L PENSION SOCIE7T.—• aid of the funds for the sop- , ~ See at the London Tavern. red gentlemen present, and, I . • , • or, who was prevented from , . chair was taken by James orted by Mr. Sheriff Finis, y Bedford and Obbart, Major oasts having been proposed 1 1 ' se health of the Duke • of the instinnion, was be Chairman then proposed iperity to the City of London I. ...- i said that it was only paces- s. . was originally founded under tags of the late Duke of Kent i o maintain it in its career of of the charity was to afford monthly pensions, to decayed tree,and tradesmen, and to 1 lows, when age and itifirmitict Won in 1818 it had been instris- sy. ( W f permanent relight old age to rs, and the amount distributed audit of 1848, was 54,6111. Ha /,• -• ' ,l\, ne,h a statement before them, a net allow the charity on the 11 his Insufficient advocacy. The d of the charity was then col- need that the total receipts for - ons,tamounted Ns 1.0061. The .c,. /` r," "The Vice•Presidente," .c., &c., having been proposed to onapany separated. .--- el * MARKETS. i CITY INTELLIGENCE. opened at the closing prices quoted at 92 to t both for .. - The Three per Cent,. Re. , to 1; and the New Three- i ' • • . at 911 to 1. Exchequer • ss. to 475. pm., and Bank is the only change to notice li rhich have been done this coupon, and are now quoted Brazilisn Bonds are quoted 7to 9. Bun°. Ayres at 38 3; Equador at 4 to t; . • 281 to 9t. The Spanish I, ' , o 1; and the Threes at 32/ -a-Half per Cents. at 50 to il its., 77 to 78. I I 0 CU VUND& I 3 per Ch. Con.forLes, 92 I , 1 ' l l 33 por Ca. i Lichens 916 OS% 4.5 n to 49a. ON PONDS.I 1 pee Ot. Grenada lids, VI 19 1 . Grenada Warred Brie., II I 5 per Ct. Mei., 1845316 8 6 per OL Po-nriaa g ilds et 6 Pone-nese, Cons ~ ei _ ... ~ 10 3 per c L Rum Brie., rOs 5 • Ditto Spenist Bd. 176 I 3 Per cL Planta lids 224 si 4, ‘ SWIM Deferred Erb..,„ LBW Palate lids.. 0.47 7 24 Per Ct. Tennucia 80. 257 Venezuela Deferred NA ...ft 88 n the share market there is i t i ed in Midland, and York and 1 , . Irk, Newcastle, and Berwick,. been done as low as 72, and erwick at 22k, this morning. on and North Western, and yesterday's prices. French r. East Indies are only Ito ) TWO THIS DAT fie LONDON. will be found in last pass) et,lLuc. k N. Western, 139 Do. New Qrs., 11 lei Len. k 13. Wart. Thirds, 41 d Mese. W.f., It Linn New DN. 1 Prat., 11 Midland, 731 11 Do. PI. Consol. Pref., 13 144 Vl7 Do. Bk. & Derby, 49 4 ; ' 441 Do. Can, Beet & Birm. 6 per Cent., 114 Shrews. & Bir A, 6 South Eastern, 221 o i i Do. Rog., No. 4,76 South Wales, 14 l i I York, News., lir Bar., 214 . I Do. and News. Eaten., 188 I Do. (O.N.E. Par.), 6 Tack end N. Midland, 401 394 I i . 1 Cm. of France (OrL & Vier.), 144 YAK India n ndies Pe3nl i ,°. GL linsols, i 1 N. of France, 11 • , Paris and Roues, 221 IL SALM Ann 24. 44 .. tits Man., Shed. and Shed.),,an3o d Lino. (OL Grim. . d Midland, 74 Do. Halves, 10 91 6 Shrews., °many, k Mater I 101. eh., Si d 16 E. It Dover, 22 4 d York, News, & Ea. (O. N. B. ort, P.). Tork ut and 14. Welland, 403 Do. Pref., lid ISE BALES, Aran. 24. , . Dirkee Laces., l w It , Ches. jun. ". wm,lid • 4 , led Lou. &N. W. (M. It B. Qrs. C), ~ 3 13.16 p p N. Shdbrdshne, 3 11.16 d 1 D 4 SALES, Ann. el. 1 Lords and Think Ors, 13s. 16e. p 1 I Sheff.,lioth.,& Goole, it. des. ed. 4 SALES, Aran 2 4 . 1 I Mlle I liirto.riitirtkerdad , Pref. 81 ---- ;LINO-LANE, HaY-past The.— a quiet appearanoe to day. None Priem generally mast be considered riday, in conformity with the result . . Lerday. Refined steady; Groom 7 •... ...... 6d. to 63s.—Coffee.—The public tout any material alteration. Wee N- sale ; white Bengal, 9s. 6d. to lie. '1 i rather more spirit than yesterday. nains inactive. In other articles no week in Loodon, Liverpool, cwt. i iyde , sr 1,573,264 l'' - 17,670 nu ce 1849 so Lurr want. 6,S s.. 6,316,073 1,630,333 216,425 63,1 ........ 33 ... 594,009 • 11,044,973 10,89904 0 . •, 145,133 narket is steady for the supply red deliveries are without activity, lbws ; Petersburg the spot. I il _Aoki, ~. COMMERCIAL 4 MON RY MARK KT & CITY Two o'Clook.—Coasols opened of yesterday, and are now quoted money and the account. The " duced are quoted at 901 to 1; and-a-Quarter per Cents. at ; BUIe are, as yesterday, 455. to Stook ta t to 194. In the foreign securities the i is in Mexican Bunds, which morning at 311 with the coupe; 311 to 1 with coupon. Brimilien 78 to 80, and the New, 77 to 1 to 40; (;hilian, 91 to 3; Portuguese Converted, 281 Five per Cents. at 171 to 1; . to 331. Dutch Too-and-s- Ralf 1; and the Four per Cents., 77 ENGIIBII FUN . Beak Stock. 121 4 005 5 I 3 3 per 3 per Ct. Red. ~ 1 per Cte. 3 per Ct. Cons. Anne Atm., 92 Liebootter FOREIGN FUNDS. per Cl. Austrian Bonds, 1 per Ot. Cli 46 per 05. Bald. Bonds. 68 4 Grenada Dt Se per Cent. ditto. 5 per Ct. 411, 6 par Ct. Dm:llM DU, 78 80 6 per Ca Pe Ditto New. TT 9 Neuman, 6 per Ca Buenos A rno Bda., It 40 6 pot C Dltto Cellien Bde , 913 Ditto Ditto Columb. Dot Bda, 3 per C. Columbian Nquad x Bda., 4 t opantth 3 ).er Ct. Danish Bda, 64 8 Ditto 2 4 Per lk. butch lids., 50 1 caret. Dutolt Corte.. 71 8 _ Pt' ..Pk' RAILWAYS, &c.—ln the more weakness manifested in North Midlands, and York, NN Midland sham have been York, Newcastle, and Berwick Eastern Counties, London and Brightens are steady at yesterda; shares are a shade better. Ent 1 premium. BALES EMOTED DP TO TWO (Yesterday's paces will be f Aberdeen, 176 l Lye. Bristol end Exeter, 58 n die ' Buckinghamshire, II d Caleslonian, 2;6 6 1 Z. Anglin 31.105. 6 per Ct. Prete B. Onetime, 61 6 Do. New Einar. 6 per Ct.,111 I/ TA's. and Glasgow, 49 New, 446 Ong Northern, I le Do. Halves A, Deferred, 5 Oren N. of England. 934 I Great ye.stern,,,93 Do. Halves, 46 Do. Quarters, 191 Do. Fifths, 171 Do. New 171., 121 Hull and Beaty Halves, 491 60 Lan. and York. Thirds, 61 Ueda and Bradford, 100 k Lon., Brighton, & g.Ooaet, 301 110. New Guar. 6 per Ct., 61 N. Staffordshire, 131 LIVELIOO2. a Birk., Lane, and aseddre (his C. and B), 131 Buckinghomehire, 11 d P. Counties, 61.115. 3d. E. Anglion 31. lOs. sk., n E. Lancashire PreL Qrs., 71 Una. and York Pitts, 31 d Do. Halves (Ilud. and 114,14 .- Uverpool, Crosby, and Southport, d Law It N. Western, 132 E. Comities, 8 0-16 8. Z. k DM!, No. 4, 7 1-16 lam siedlrork.riftlis„ a 13-1 I Do. Prof.. I I i Do. P. a W..liolyeo, A, g p E. aad W..T?rkshlre, 101 Do. Pia; YORK SAU York. Noire., and Ben. (Nevoid' Eaten.). IQ Do. O. N. L PRODUCE. —MlNCligel-1 The Sugar market wean a quiet offered in public see. Prices about U.' lower than Friday, i of the public sales yesterday, Lumps, fair to One 605. 6d. sem are progressing without Say • sold steadily in public ale; —Saltpetre went off with rather —Rum dt.ll.—Cotton remains material alteration. Duty paid on sugar to last week Bristol. Hull, and the Qyds To the muse period hat year... Incrusts ZOMBI no on TWA LW 1 Lawton LiTePDig • Brig& Hell Clyde Ibtal ....... ...... Kama Urns la 1846 TALLOW.—The market on the spot ; but deferred deliveries The quotations are as follows