The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-31 00:00:00

7, . _ J ~~-~~.~ %~G~%'~` T e r, ' ..x.,. / e7 4_ .e,x,_l,_ __ '4 - it FRANCE. Al 1 4Ir irt time le. to giro emp'.o opportunly for the oosaideration of its &toi The Dill wu then read i first time: ADJOURNMENT FOR THE EASTER RECESS. Tim Marquis of LANSDOWNE said that it the business at the ►ome prattled it, he ahould, on Tuesday, nm, at its sisiag, that Shallows do adjourn whit that day fortnight. BODEEN RAILWAY. —TN Direseare ere wed te min TVDW be LOANS ea tbe Ompteets tar ewe ease lea then Mk, atm be eny ailed art Inn fhpeg rag% me tbe rib a • r.. ...L ara ... art wit . w ......r.. 1,..= . s. "b. SIM of l ill. - Slidadlea b o b. s ea se de INdebey se maims. JANES MAT. Obeiraea._ m a im Utah." MD. 010101 MI MI, bantlaty. IAWABBI----1 t A SOCIETY; Fleet ikraft. re a. Dandenb o. tr.l%r a m &taw gus u gr. T ab ids olYls led be CLAIM erl=y l , rbelet e ssi ad vAt ar iklMs nov ilenl i ttbe Meb i taut as Mb far el API Met ea Zia i,. ). l e mma lb' We ei 10 ere 11=16 . 411 enbl a r i C WILLIAM /AMU DOWN Adman% , 1 - 1111 — DORE8TIC sad FOREIGN LIFE orms.—sto. IS, lOU IJest.Ora. lb lar i tA Lre i refEtlO ON, 0.C.6. ' gIIMIT Ciwaras.—CHASSAl WILLIAM ILIUM% bp. !... g a m emanated by the dears Oman/ : —Dwaine of i ;„'T t eleteel Mem coJ Ibuiebame ST mg year et Ille. ea Ira., Mad A m es Ss bus Wu ef two* inn. Atetesaan arn.emeten et of tbe Ararirtel Mineeedee. by obt -- i aae waste tim vandee at 4 per mat taw si jm. beeiresea ea barna and 01111; ea Nod end ... 4:lllsereod bed wad ler aleshise; in st et reddest abteadA rde *and sem dw= re del. 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H. ✓s my guisgas. vamp bag IMO imenirme mni i M ahheteae amelee. aeleell OMIT Moe* le the yeelheal mpr e ig. mei vel d reerra ft id * pm W the eallehteehltsethey et yeeli. Leedom Wllies.ll. Nite=ewe. KIM AVIITINS ITT 1,1120117 AS KIM Ste owl Moroni Witt:2 IS llSsalit. la Ills but dee d $ rl. has fill pima et , !AL. sleth THE is elegise wohwed with STORY WITHOUT AN iIDI . From the Orr. By Sum Mom le it Gm tat Is mit, orrituh Mom WOO& WI awl ho asiowhis ameglias, NO piresiter• So worke. it hall* wwwwg posilesibiss it rim. diwwweas with 1.601 6 ISISISk_SISSi PROM ISS,, ma hewn bon thirsts moths ammit Ilist u Misrish Wish aalless. The psilasi. sea MI iallwfteZ a . ,l, 7be Illisselsi mak went iblway Lain s Mem Wllww. 11. lewd isitterh HAND HOOK FOR TIM 00017131111 T. isubl bathos, this day. la in vim% WO pew, pia 36. r i m ..7.6,.. PR° ate= l.llll inft aisle • II I Maki et _misee; orb Mae wort b Merest by igen awl Missals PM* osolool we. Ibmobe point kZkm_ ' ; "'"'" J'V " 7. `":1 7 " .* H. obi publblisi /sr Irsidluts."—Atlas. am& WON% yobtadiff, 11. Royal lbalsoes ; rad Mora RR. TAWS NEW COMMERCIAL WORE. la I ve.L Ham, ea, sloth. THE COUNTING-HOUSE GUIDE to th e HMI= BRANCHES of CALCULATIONS. 17 lem ma' TA aim at "The Habra Cookblet• p i jboo. Gomm Maw. oil et dos aim theo. So, Oak a , . • BOPPLENIST mai HET to th e above. ""Oela Bete loosi ego whom Ile. `Ale se* eaolelia • pmt emateer d soomploo of as wafer 111111,_ sioidima me oriel la Wee moomllle iambs tbe pima of gm awe itimeg weed os Roo eeellm."—Tlma• MO= WOK% 14 Royal Eseksespe VAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID; _ with ma Tabs Ihr I. J. od.rienad, 11.1LA.C.. M. 1114 4 'ar bras= = di str ia t ek a: _no lestrodias eadd=r e re..... .the ewe Om nod indeed laiii="wild gimbal lipoldee. old web IThoWeli Ta as me!!Wo sibirsiu Era 214 L libriceitz.sew dreello, 147, Ed& lalyr — " Peal•• 44 Wed Mud; ex deed hem I W. aeollekpolispedebrdl. . . • ?Aim, FAIDAT, 6 ir.s. • - This day has bees sae of the greatest esciternest is the city gestray, sod on the Boone asd in the. Alimably mom especially. Daring a pert of the day, iha Assembly Ins occupied with a debate. on the • .reseleitim, prepared.% the examittee of fo reign dm Arai draft el width bad undergoes farther by a enle•sommittle appointed is draw it ay, emmiatiie of MIL (*stave de Jake Fame. bpi BiltiO, end which vet ad ßo4 l , = sight ia the seiimittas by amderity of 24 spiestl i d t • The Iledend theryslay,os et asteries the des elate Imo **feels nailed belt. Abe 1= 1 :1 . prig mad the dram taselM* respect asimatiss. emembes is : As imp& held II the illeog el the his. by tbe Free d om-et-the a of :mains, emadis she la the ef the Peos 'a the isprablis. that the Weer to caarastep the =Lel the Plehomiefeee twiny ad pro,teet l* I Wafts of !e M e, Ms emestive power shred WA it sesereen wpm Mei te the stgatices by the partial NA of aay paint of Upper Italy. It weobil l" M a rs the lis Terte sil ool Amiably Ile most Oa sir* sad mad someratim. It was not until a late hour that the redden; an nomad that the Mini s t er fir Foreign Affairs de mended the tribunes, sad informed the .Assambly • dig he bed remised farther despat c h es f rom INtria. W• ,said that the French and Enlist minlethee, Maw fanied by the mayor of Turin, end invested with ail posses by the mmistry, had repaired po 'the bead twine of Radeski, at Novena, wbo gam them a Most medial remotion. He cosesstrd - at once suspend the hest& proosediege of the, army, aid it was speed that the arrangesseat of the eel& ' lions of pesoishislal be reserved for the new hisg.. Some Tar* desired ' river dividei - Piedmont, ruining from north t 3 mouth, palling Vercelli and Valence towards Alexandria. A private letter was received from Turin, doted the 27th met., at one in the morning, which safe, that the terms of the armistice will be maintained until the easeditioni of peace shall be settled. Two pleoi psteatiarke will be named fire this parpow, one by Radetski, and the other . by the king. Meanwhi le the left bask of the &ma will be occupied by the Austrians, the right by the Piedmoakee. The /Lombard corps was to be disbanded; the officers of that corps attached to the royal staff, how ever, to be reteined Itadetski to withdraw from Piedmont w hen the ce of peace are settled, but requires to keep some troops in the foetreer of Alexandria until the Piedmont's, army shall be reduced to a peace footing. A telegraphic despatch, dated Turio, the 27th inst., my. that the king had passed in review the national guard, and was received with the greatest enthusiasm by it and by the wheels population. The debate in the Chamber on the resolution above transcribed was still proceeding when the despatch left. This news, although bat imperfectly known at the Bourse, produced a prodUom excitement. The Fives, which closed yesterday at 8630, opened at 8615, and roes to 88.60, closing at 88.30. The Threes, which closed yesterday at 65, opened at 6515, rose to 6860, and closed at 66 40. It is doubted now whether Char:es Albert paned through Nina! all, and an idea Is thrown out that the French nasal at Nice has been deceived, and has mistaken another person for the king. This, how ever, is not material, as it is agreed on all hands that the king has escaped, and is now in France. Those who doubt that he passed through Nice affirm that he must have come through Aosta and Savoy, and that he is now, or was last evening, in Lyons, and will probably be in Paris to-day. The Ma'aswr of last evening repeats the state ment which I transmitted to you, that an Austrian envoy arrived is Paris yesterday, and was instantly remind by the cabinet condi, which was sitting at the moment at the Elvin Bourbon. I have not, however, been enaVed poitively to verity this, altbpogb it is probably true. It is announced to-day that an order has be sent ettelegraph to Toulon far the immediate embarkation the divans of troops coasted' then fee Qvita Vecchia. I am awned that the Bank of France intends to reset= cash payments on Monday next. I send you the balance-sheet of the Bank of France made up to the 29th inst. The notes in circulation have increased 8! millions since the hat we.kly account. The treasury balance has been diminished by 101 minims, twill now 411 mirions. The specie has spin had 5 mahouts added to it. The disc ats have increased a little more then one million in Paris, and a little less than half a million in the branches. The protested bills have been diminished by about one-third of a million. Tao sped. is now 333 millions, against 4321 mil lions issue. STATE OF IRE BANE or FIANCE up to Mimeo 29, with the corresponding items of the preceding week: Week andlair Warn end* Ilmelatl. Marsh FL ZUJIMITOII. C. F. O. dein' 07,100.000 17.100.000 0 o.loootasw food bolo Emig 151110,1!! 0 germ citaint 21157" gi10:73• e Mom tonal= . 4100,000 0 d:100:060 I Dot Mob —.... 403436410 0 4111,701.110 0 Da 1119 toil .... 31,037300 II 13,0111,125 0 Illb 1111 oder &DVSS 10 1,039437 70 Asmara imitatet Trerpary.teedatot 51,993,127 OS 41,525,751 0 Dime sesseette eesreat.— ... 04304702 03 113,797,520 33 Atersato served Is the braseitei„ 13,753,991 0 13,347,131 0 Deadyle payable el sled .......... 4,637,100 0 4,11/9,300 0 Diaso lambee si cir5 ... 5h —...... i . a . 4 . 4 NOD 0 111,101 0 beak ..................... ..... 1,000,010 GI SAADI MP Drat, d beak payable by brae& bads . .-- . „ 2,507,e21 0 2,778,14. 0 Diadmedi .. WO 111 Ulla a =b;a7;Firibre;:.. 316,180 Of 10 9 1 3 1: 3 3:: 1 4 lbesuat. Deere fabaella sod er. D=lo sad dt . vie7isterests Gt . 4324,0 70 32 2 ' 38, 313 " lamb basks —..— 11•411 mot We lialGyear DIN* yi knish 1,116,007 0 1,211,046 I 346,109 IS 246,109 113 400041 0 400 : 661 0 1004 13 311,1 - 03 77 110,410,1167 11 714,713,245 U Mini ..--; w i p e , es 100,452,617 $7 Orb la 5trmi1r7...—..... 0 113,655,617 0 NM wet dbie ,1105 94 90,913 11 111119 me seeepeseemorerfi"......:: 10.175,11/10 64 51,370,674 I Ds, a.. i• liemitmlo —...--., 04,505,044 30 94 , 1706 . 147 N Admen ea Wass /309/630saan hawk pone labile.— 31,1746111 fa 1111,117,9.10 43 Myriam co Mae •while ands by Ina& bobs A 119•9640 to Os M 666 if Trmy -..—.... 1,134.337 0 1,301,1117 0 WWI* 0 50,000,000 0 AlMuss le loislolo IR bind 1/10 - 00.10 ....—....... 10.0110,010 0 10,010,000 0 Milk =MO .................. AMA. 0 mama • bob --. 413.301033 13 AMA , u I :: ma Ilmait imam la pilllsV — . 11,071041 SD 12,771.111 10 Vibullibpositeemller•............ 4,000.002 5 4.0110.015 0 j•= ai flrsedilosis .—.— 1.271,701 0 WO. 0 , .. ..... __. . OWN ' - —...uss is the CV F:017.60i1 vv 66 Ur &printout et Ike Odes 11,61:0,6110 11,010.N0 horst k 116.6millnig MAN I "MO I lalemt Isme MEM 6( is dr Diemot Raab, the WON I MO AN I SAW 56 7,711 717 66 rrIONMIII 661—.. 4.014.056 0 6. 550 : 30 4 0 ••••••• --- kipums et ammiermi _ Ti st nanle"" 231,i35 • •••,* n e 764,20 3 MOMS ...... woo . ... WM* 1 IMAM • 701,470,5117 11 714.775,345 115 Pm" Maus 10.—Nee Lc, —; TWO 1570 30•109 N 70; Phi Far Or Phi le; LA lacia, 114 75; Rom —; Ms; 1 •40. —; • Du Twihind.o.ll3l4 ; Like ;a. 1. 715 ; Trasaw7 033313. Birk Nom sm. imams ea 10•400: 30 ism— emit ; 30 V• 006 AILWATS. —• Pads NA Otims, In 50; Paris AM Doer, 545 — 6 • Boma sod Nom (Tle ; Avliasa and llarasUles. 377 53 ; 113m5300 mai le* —; 010310 ms Doiooo3o. Ilerbra. ; Nara. 403 75. ). ISO; Asia o + 42" •••••• 22.2 Sour st Turin desired to carry the resift- apt men Mier, but this opioion did not prevail. Th e Th e , alssl stile, mutation declared that they only lee k s , I order and pew. " liberty • et et the etb set; anneences that an noddies wi Vte new king bed been signed, in virtee of which tho wi l e t o Austrions 111 agree d not to peas the river Serie. Thi s 'wee d s 1• • IV. 2 A • SPAIN. We have received the MAW sails of the 24th instant. _ _ _ The following is our correspondent's letter : MADRID, Maw= 24. The queen-mother is about to ast out for Sevilla with her humbend, the Duke of Riaasares. The pee -1 text given for the journey is to spend there the "holy week," though, I am snared, as good autho rity, that political centimes of imports:see to be die mused with the Duke of bleatpsoeirr are the' nal motive. QOM Isabella is aloe getting ready fee a pleasure jaunt to Ara:does. This expeditma is widely &threat frogs that pomptod by the self seeking amtitita of the mother. Isabella dreams bat et *awe. While tho two pesos aro busy with thek different shamus, Cabrera is dill as active as ever in his attentpts to overthrow them. He hoe ad- 809.) ]LONDON, SATURDAY, veered towards the province of Aragon, at the head of 2,000 foot and 100 ham. Berge" who sommandal a body el 1,300 see, has made a nailer demonstra i Lila, mad either intends to crow the Ebro or here it billeted that such is bis intention. The civil war mires rise to the most atrocious acts of iehantanity. thissoopetermoumal Men, principally slePlged seadieting pracaers, luive lately shot two uirlists who had come to Wm the benefit of the amnesty, =doer pretext that thez wire eadtavominft te mope. The plate of Cotolonia is still the main mares of ameadases to the moderado admisibtlatios. Net withstanding the activity of Geaeral Concha, tint thanwnise military researees at hii:manned, a the determination of the - guvirnesent to pot an the Calibt party at any pri e r, .the numb er i t who "find rtbriliall in their woe *PPeuf t 3 he rn the increase. It is aid that no less thaa soma 1111hesnt rarities are homing *boat the eeest in the aeliblearhood of Barcelona, and that the liberal end even the ,reptibl:caa slowest perradeelmY of tk' They poison the tympathies of' the towns. who gip for any champ that world rel:eve them from Mawr dolt are daily =remelt and from asoverament liees its restatetieas on.intilvirleal liberty. • • • liberal clinic= profaned *wag the Casketwherathie swam of of the Meads of hes miegalarly amain. eal oplairms, are itallf ih.b. end we have Derr t il t Tablet 0= .6 Ise, who is so well ktiewn and loved is Cat don's, to crow the frontier, than would be a " feast of ads" io that principality that the government would have little reason to rejoice at. Xmas. Manz 24.—mme Ooh. ni Air UM. 51 3.15 cask. Wee per Clears. lei pipet ; Helm, 10 ea& fteedraan paper; after Baba 31 ease. COWS% ilipre• Sisk of Twisaod, rare. Thaw, 11111 a 63 as& fteemego Lefties. ITALY. EIARDINIA.—The latest news from Italy will be gathered from the statement made by one of the French ministers in the Netional Assembly in Paris, and given above. The following is our coneepeadent's letter: " TURIN, Haim 28. "To-day the city is calmer than for the last few days. The annoonoement (though not official). of the de parture of the Hon. Mr. Abercromby for the hes& quarter, of Marshal •Rsdetzki, and that cf Baron erita, the syndic of Turin; and that a truce of 48 hours, and an armistice of a week have been— the former certainly, and the latter probably— granted, has tranquillized the inttabtants to a certain. extent, and at least allayed the fears entertained of a sudden irruption into the town of the barbarous Croats, whore very name inspires te•ror in the least timid minds. "The most coptradictory reports are in circulation. The ministry continues to affirm that it has no news from the army, whilst it is evident to all that it has, but fears to tell the worst, so conceals everything. Meanwhile, deserters, stragglers, and some wounded officers arrive; but the latter are kept cmcealed. " The chamber does not sit to-day, and it is believed l it will be prorogued and afterwards dissolved. To morrow I shall know for certain. "The English ambessador with M. Bolsi' Comte, the French minister, left Turin last night, at half-pest 12, and they have not yet returned, and It is not known how fir they will have had to go to find Radetzki'sl bead-quarters. It may be late to-night, or even to 'morrow afternoon, before they return. "The news arrived from the army confirm what I have previously written as to the conduct of many of the regiments (some of which actually laid dowa their arms in the presence of the enemy, and took to flight), whilst the brave conduct of the brigade of Savoy, upwards of 20 of whose oaken were killed or wounded, who fought their way through five times their another at the point of the bayonet. is the l amas &general admired= It will be seen from the above letter that we are still without clear or satisfactory intelligence I as to the details of the disaster of the 23rd and 24th in*. The Ratazza ministry had not yet resigoed, and it was evident that they resorted to every means to conceal the truth from the public at Turin. Amorg the generals and other officers killed around Charles Albert and his sons, were Generals Dane& and Peaselagea, and General Doperron ' a French officer, who commseded at Lyons under Louis Philippe. The list was mortally wounded, and died at Novena, whither his wife went to him, passing through the midst of the Austrians. The Duke of Savoy, now King of Sardinia, is twenty-nice years of age. He married, in 1842, the daughter of the Archduke Regnier, of Austria, who was Viceroy of Lombardy when the civil war broke out last year. Oa the 26th inst., the Chamber of Deputies, the Senate, and the Municipal Council declared them selves en permanence. The secretary of Gereral Ramrods() bad been arrested. TUSCANY.—The thirty-seven members to the Constituent Assembly have been named. Amongst them are Gaerazzi, Zennelli, Montanelli, Mazzoni, &c. GERMANY. ELECTION OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA AS EMPEROR OF THE GERMANS. FRANKFORT.—The National Assembly elected, on the afternoon of the 28th instant, the King of ' Prussia u Emperor of the Germans. 290 members voted for the motion conferring the imperial dignity on hie Prussian Majesty, and 248 refrained from taking any part in the proceedines. A deputation of 24 members was chosen to convey the intelligence to the King of Prussia. AUSTRIA. —An army bulletin, published at Vienna ea the 26th inst., put the inhabitants of the , capital in possession of the Intelligence of Radetzaki's advance into Piedmont. According to the Olmuts Amami, 100,000 Turks had marched into Wallachia, in order to " protest " against the further occupation of the Danubian prin. eipalities by the Russians. THE DANISH ARMISTICE. The Danieh government have Iwcicu sd the armis tice until the 3rd of April next. This itelltsa is officially made public by the followkeg ammasesin eat, published in the Berlin &oak Ammar, se Minh 29: For the lakeside.' pabMs, mil essikposes of divan rummers of the spark Is Its shit lbsS Diode semis** Irs bask di of Mak vs Gail meshes miss Ike ef statteg this the sepal Disitel low iieskatil Is bis tisk Waller Asa& =a l = 7:ad' the id d April THE LEVANT. We have Use Athens joarsali to the 18th int in clusive. i.Tondoe, minister of the palace and of foreign affairs, has sent in his resigeatise, which has been =, and his portfolio provisionally confided to 0, minister of justice. The retirement of M. Bulger' is spoken of as pro- bable, as also that of M. Calliphrouss, but it was not supposed that these changes would bring about an en tire resignation of the ministry. The law on the ad ministrative police had been adopted in the Chamber of Deputies almost unanimously, sad was sent up to the senate, but it was much feared that great difficulty would be experienced in the choice of the personnel to carry it out Brigandage still continues, and has been bat little if at all checked by the measures of Major T a i ns , who was not properly supported by the military authorities. The commixdos of the Chamber of Deputies for the exasiXatiaa of the law of ressipts of the budget had Evisabd in report, and the law had been adopted. TM law on the re-establishment of the suppreamed ccevente passed the chamber . by an inseam majo rity. The cholera ham quite &saline:Bd from Tams, Alexandria, Logien, Tripcli, Boycott, &doe, Tyr, Ptolemy, and Jaffa. Our advisee from Chnetentinople en to the 14th We wathirstrad that the committee ef iametigatioa by the Vert. Newcastle * sad Bawl* &Away Lee speed apes • mart to the diseeholdars, 'weal'whieocelether with Um midssets ea whisk it is haimied, is 'pent as fie. s wMode of the piston, sad will he rallied se DIME w TES EARL OF Oosrozp, 0.C.8. ni• nomad evert teak One at his itirdebies dire.,43esired Cull., re the We inst. LendGedwd hes ha • the het Iminfsht, iselhtbe lieu a mare thwa erdimolly wavere attack et pet, to wide patella abeam MI tees ohm , subitot A Al that medial skill meld mast, boor homy kayo Qevisied pais. tailed is 'segued's tha disease, cml at sevaa Aiwa 4 the emakse of Tweadty Ibis aside led ea ,pired. 'A modnale wbig kits, ha was libelist Imileam sishmt et • sleimmpoo watt his abilities 'modeled by Ike lemeummi *Me Grey, that, at • pried of mask Mill4limpr, he was med•lly WNW( le SU Memel ftetimer and CapmUlleseral of Oohed& His bed the edema* et 73 The illeemewl tad is moessiod by ids sew Vhesset who is sew ahead. At the date et the last Mom his reseivad this weak, lie was et Kiska. His lettiskiptiss bent is 1006 ; married. la 1331 the tsar dessekter ei the Mk Hut et Meads (she was bore ist ; it, pfd u chriet Cherel, Otbsd ; la a depaty-lieute •is et Amass* (width musty be M loamy = • a m if ivish4pb tenyM I6i yeas. COLI.IOI HOSPlTAL.—Yesterdity eves* • mareting area held fa the board tan of King's College Hospital, Portmoo-strest Liacola's-iam-thilds. C. Hater des, E.g., is the abaft. It wee slated, that since the Bari of Carible had slanted his engin to peed& over the tenth asnivenary Isalvalef the charity. the list of stewasde had daily boa annealed by *a names of may mobissos sad , einem whom' was the Doke et Thissiemeh. the C t l i o a r e llarrewby, Lord Jobs liessell, mad several of the bash of hishops. • angel has Was utmost' 0 A lk• teradastiom et the lia very ditamo of the sotedoi that the result of the feadval vomit mat este peeve boeolliol to the hospital foods (whisk deligleat bet yea by ass* 40014, bat would alio lead to a vigereng Wen tor the speedy Wane. sent of the Wilding to as intent adequate he the stay sad urgeat data& nos its anagaseaderns. Thanks having bean paned to the sbahlasa, the smoothie separated. 31,1849. [THREEPENCE. Wet. Important modifications had taken glees In the Fidefirh•y. Mehemet Ali Pao* formerly Miaister of Varies, busbies named Minister of War, and Buley ,maa Pasha Minister of Marine. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS . MONET KARIM & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Tee 0 Cleek.—Tb• satisfactory intelligence received this mania' from Paris of the supenuon of hostili ties Uterus Austria and the Piedniontese, led to a rise in the English funds of 1 per cent. on the open log of the market, the first quotation of Consols being 921 to 1 foe the account ; they have varied a little in the course of the morning, but are now quoted at the prices at which they opened. E.:cheque? Bills maintain the advance they experienced yesterday, and are quoted at 401. to 43e. prem. In the foreign docks them is a good deal of acti vity, and Mexicanßonde have fluctuated between 301 and 31t, the last quo'ations being 311 tot. Peravian etend as, esterday, at 6.1 to 8. Brazilian, 82 to 4. Buenos Ayres, 38 to 40. Chilies, 94 to 7. Belgian Fuur-and-a-Half per Cents., 80 to 2. Portuguese,27l to 84. Spanish 'Pius, at 161 to 17/. The Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 49 to 60; and the Four per Cents., 784 to 91. E. 1110411111 711ND3. Reek Ater r • Oo• foam. 02i I 3 per CL YU., Aid I per Ow. dot% 3 pm en Airs.. 11111 4 srrsossis /SW. Joao. 40r. to 43e. 102CIGN !UNDO. Siyar Ot Amid= Deeds. 'G par S. Clesamels Bea.. HU 4 PI , 0 0 14114106. ill 1 om& Defined 134... 113 4 ii per era Mahe. 1146. 314 1 a T I LL I - I; 6. .111 4 Oa. O m en n 63 11 Otete.. 176 Si 11 par Co. * Ayres 116.. 811 40 ; it B ev aos e 11141..1014 We 1 5 1 .1 ,6 1 7 01 Colutabloo rido..lll - 4 1 lds. as % 3 per Ot . Al 71 . 04 4 14 pie 410 SO I per CIL aseosels din. SS SO 4 ow 01. .786 96 vrosetrls 13starrea 1110...11/ 04 RAILWAYL—TIO share market is firm this aorelng, without nnsch activity in business; prices, however, aim almost in *very instance gulled higher. Eastern duties have in emit sesasems movers& front their extreme depression, and are quoted at 9 to 1. Midlands at 77 to 9. Great Western, 91 to 8. North Staffordshire, 3/ to 3/ die. East India shares are lets bwyaat this morning, bat have been done at 11 prem. In French 'bents there is a Arm tone, con sequent on the favourable quotations from Paris this morning. BALPA.. IFFICTID OP TO TWO TM6 DAT 114 LONDON. Aberdesa, (Yesterday's prim wlll be t burl 7 burl 1a lest peas.)Bir. K, 73 Bit. mad 04 141 Is, 26 Do. MIL Cone. Peet, 17 164 Do. Mame a Owr., 214 Do. Wm. sad Derby, SA Cakadcalis. /114 q Nadas, WI 39 Do. /Mr le i t a plll De. New WA, 2 Clsestur ao4 111 N. 141 Do. Peet., 1 Do. 1541ww, 01 E. Cordes. Do. Ills, al Do. New (War. 6 per CL, 114 sees eki Csaersl, WI 1 Paten Vales Berfp Gear . 6 per Skew. sad Wm. 14), 11 OM, WI lllsdoe. 34 BM Lemealre, 171 = ilik Eeles, 2111 Da „Wm 114 DA *rip Na 4, 4.742 L Llasslwilre, W 1 Teri, Newe,B4 lke, 241 5 Great 14w11YYssa, 111 4 Do. sad Nem. Estee., 13 174 Do. Wawa, B, 61 Do. (0. N. E. Pun), 71 1 Da. BMA, 111 York sad N. 10Msadc 44)1 Great Wselens, 9 DA Pref., 9 8.1 Do. kes, li 1 kW. Z. Y.x.., 1.21 Do. N e w 17L, 1 Beals aM AMews. 9 Hull sad Selby. se list win, 414 Lem. sad York. W. IL 11., 41 Greet BMWs Palwala, 814 lewd. med Beedhe4llll 4 Lemke mil Bleskwell. 5 1 Newer 11 ea let Lea., hrfaMis e lkliCesst. $7l II N. et 1 Las. A IC Weasel; 124 3 Orkameml 31 Do. New Qrs., 134 114 Pads W Bea" 211 Do. Plttbs, 61 9 Pails eal Do. 1 N. red B. (C), 44 Para NM Ilsir itirab re7ll . l3 N. 141 14 Ilmbre sal Usage, 41 Read,Gaud ' A Beate, 131 t, SALER, Xmas Time sad Eratm 24 Beata , W. Bolton, altbwoe, is Neat York. Miellead, 74 slake (B), 171 Do. Haws, 31 4 Lea. h York. PUtW, 31 4 llsedisb Ceatrel, 341 Do. Pref. 111 ii. Z. sal Dover N 0.4, 71.2 a 94. Luso. aad ?mks, 31 d Yak. Newer., sad Br. Estes. Loa. sad N. Western, 134 $ Noa 1 sad 2, 3 4 Do. New Qrs., 44 p Do. G.N.P. Par.), 1 1 4 TORY BALER, NAsce N. Gnat ME NortherM., 2s s, 111 p 94 I York, Newels., sad Her. (O.N.E. N. MP. . Per.), 7 PRODUCE.— LIVERPOOL, March 30. Sugar : the demand is limited, and the sales of B. P. are only 100 st sill Rte' 3,000 bms Bengal sold in some in. Maness rather lower, but the market slows firmer. Foreign : The demand for export remains dull ; 60 oases old brown Maude and 100 bhda. Porte Bloc ham been taken by reams, without ohmage in pries ; 360 top and bends Vessels ham brought 39a. 6d. to 43e.-IXeleases : The meeket has been Glance. cleared, the s tock in fret hands not exceeding 600 puns. in the abeam of arrivals there ars not any saes to report, bat a slight edemas would be readily obtained.—Rent: The balms is trilling, without damage la piss. Aromas, Midl fie.—Cafes: The &mad for 'oaths' bwilltaapinik. and tio sales lave been ostensive ; atria= W 14,500 begs ordinary to geed eraeory eciarary 180. to 200. ; 4,200 bags Domingo, at 220. TM anitiosss eloy fevenrabl• for the amide. -Cotta seer iplet s tbo abases of stocks in Japans,* band.. Prier smail—flegar : No traasastions of Isapartenes have takes plea. Pries are barely supporta. The stock cos. taws atoll. Freak supplies which may now be looked for hos Naana, will probably impartial, sanity to oar raar kot.--Nana 1103 berme to anise, sold at H.— Hides : TM Mast has base very brisk, and the imitations amnia about 20,000 dry Mar Plate, at 180. to 390., and 1,750 salted, at 110. to 120. —Tobacco: 130 bales Hama sold at forma raw. Husisrao, Mani 27.—We has a very Ems market, sad isles have bees during the wssb, aimpridag a S bou i t Ito add UN la 0.100 boss st Se. to Ga Set, 1 %ma 41 ,400 hogs Domains*, s. m s.—Co:- ton he. bees la saber UAW dassed Wks Amadeu, Ms midilleg, slid st dls. to 40. ; middling fr 41,2, Mr, SL--Bitgar: The market is quiet. The antadistory mama of war sad peace have dboomged our exelsallic The mammies, mins'et of SOO timers Camila, at 121 m. to 134si. per 1001 be —Spices: Om mak of Cidela Lipea k valuated; the aoudad price sow is Me. to lls.—Pepper matimies sisady.—Plasato Is still inquired Mc TALLOW.— LONDox, March 30.—Thu market dsaawaN I . 7er tZe d rearTerv ilitet alse . e i n. P ra ba cm ye le te gtn b. dd. te email. he Masffimwdk and M. to am. 6d. Pot "FL hk WPM Mr Armed Miran than is Iltile deW; 41.. is lorded or the bet three maths. The oabliee to-day wont of heavily tof 201 rake Austra lia& eared 142 ears sold se:bilows Korea Tallow, fair to I geed, beemMt 941. to Us. 3d., and may dark sad Wirier 36.. to SUN. Meet Tallow was is limited regaink and the = 4 llllllilib e F ois be=6ll.per wt. lower ; ;he bl are the : Fine right s ed body TN ato 37• ; fair to rot Ids. Id. to 32a. ; g a dark,, We. 041.. briag a dadis: an all of dd. to la. as leer week's Cit The beet qualities of &Mk Amedeen neared hdly atis. tit, 275. to 28• 941. mg kr kir te.grod_ ; _middling ma mum nits were in ler :04 me drained iblly 3d. pw ew• ; the dark band sees lowelght At Peke& Town remiss gored 4131. le Mb. ed. pot eft ad bat Isles ere reverted a trifle underarm rates. latssroot. 30.— TM skikal r Imam via vory lotsrOmtt *no is so tostsist Amp k pin ; rotiabeti Y.O. it Week, at asi Odom stik owl. CORN.—CHELYWORD, March 30.—The supply of Wheat was net so isop to-day, and the prises of last week weft about atelabioad, 11r4 Whey, 41. _to 4b- ; white, 4Ts. to 50e: Ilfheat, 1,435 ; average, 435. id ; Barley, 803, 30 ; Beam, 345, 245. 2d. Fee Burley the wagon is draw ing to a diem, bat rul'y lee quality still maintains Its pica. Bum mad Per without alteration. Covanrav, Marsh 30 —We hue bad a Am sarkat for Waist, assd prima for ether pain about the rue as this day wash. The Barley trade has been dull, mud bat little boat men d 04.. Oats plentiful. Oid Beans aontewhat seines. Wheat, 17s. Bd. to 184. W. Malting Barley, Ms. to 29a. ; abiding. Mk. to 27a. 01/ Beans, 15a. 9d. to 18s. 6d. ; sew, 12.. to 13s. Old Oats, 251. to 28s. ; new, 19s. to 236. Peas, 12a. to lb. Exam', Idareh 30.—We hers bad a laoderate supply of all descriptions of grain to-day, w►kb sold sparingly, at about last weak's rata. LINCOLN. March 30.—We had a limited supply of Moat at our market to.day, whisk was takes off at 11. mon seamy shag last wsok. The show of Barley not tarp, sehhich fully soppoeted last week's rates. Oats aMr show, at last week's peiaas. Very taw Deans offering. Wheat, nil, 41s. to 46e. white, 41e. to SOL Barley, M. to 325. Oats, 10e. to 21a.; New Beams, Ms. to 32a; old, 341. to 37e, Lanerom.. Mush 30.-A vary limited quantity of Oats, Oatmeal, and Flow lona principally the arrivals of Irish =e ur ia, mad we have sestroidy any to mamm a ee sinoe lest; the hews supplies of Imam aad Flour ram America are also oemparatively very atedaste, but we Use a wierable amileat et forties Wheat le head. chiefly Item arm European pens; and the better aloes of quality, lAMB km been of late by no mem plentital In the market, mil An* have a mareMsamiaggiesisa of slimly front the mesas. The trade, wittiest atlas balmes, has ruled wry steady is all branches bearer' Tomb, ha gad to slay, but very little actual damp of prises, exempt Ora Ia- Corn contioned to have the tadestry upwards, and to neat a good inquiry far Irish eceount. Oar Own Kahane, this rearning having been lees numerously attended by ems ley bares teen a late, sad one local millers being meetly ea the rams, all deariptiene of British and foreign Wheal, dedinal Id. per 701 a. ; and, with the exception of about .2,10/1 qtr.. a inferior quality take n ke made .44 . her tranasetione were anieeportant of ell denominations appeared to nowt a very limited each geed kW breads of Amide's as wag heid. IL, mega oared lasZ e tiothip ell • a 2314, St. Mew* eitilt Oak Atha aerial* Oen. Wng, as well am= Barley, Whig in slow aqua, must be acted nun cheaper. In Malt no variation. Beans and Pees, ammand- Mg little noti ce , hardly austairsed their preview ;slue. Oats and Oatmeal, participating in the dulness pertaluiag tomcat other articles of the trade, scarcely maatelmelowkatepeora now. Indian Corn, although taken Illantwasblejaihto4BY than heretofore forlreland, good ye ll ow samples,_ we less plentiful, realised 6411. ppeerr qr. over the current rates of Tuesday ; whilst ell pions of white and mixed quali ties, ieeluding Corn Marl, retained unimproved. Arrivals into Liverpool and Rumens from the 27th to the 29th March Julian : Wheel, 8,310 qrs. ; Barley, 117 ; Malt, 32; Oats, 1,738 : Baas 37 ; Per, 174; Indian Cons, 5,422 Oatmeal, 2,320 side ; Flour, 2,084 sacks, 7,239 barrels. flocrnuarroa, March 30.-There was a fair attendance at cur market this day, and the prim of Wheat were firmly maintained. Oa the whole, then was an increased disped doe on the part of buyer, to operate, sad had hoiden us ceded to a redae•kiet, a eneeiderable mown of balms would have ban the remlt. As it wee, a fair meant of Insane was transacted, at last week's prim. la Barley, Oats, and Brame but little doing. WAILIPIELD, Mardi 30.--Aniale are ISM this week, and there is a emsiderahle fleet of foreign vessels in progress of delivery at 00310. Of English Wisest the show is very small ; fresh, dry, nice percale sell at last week's prime, and for foreign there is a moderate sale, without alteration in value. The general tame of the trade is to land rather than accept reduced rates. Fine Barley quite as dear, but nom moo meta sell very slowly, at rather lower prima. Oats sad Shelling ea before. Baas without variation. The iol lowieg are the present prices : Wheat, per qr. of 601h5., to Use bah., Suffolk, Era, and Kent, red, new,44e. to 46e.; , extra, 475. • white, 455. to 48e.; extra, 61s. Norkdk and Hunts, red, 435. to 45a. ; extra, 46e. ; white, 43e. to 465. ; extra, 48s. Lineolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 43e. to 44x. ; extra, 45e. ; white, 43a. to 475. ; extra, 48e. ; Yorkshire, red, 41s. to 431. ; extra, 445. ; white, 435. to 46e. ; extra, 48s. ; Dantale and Konigsberg, white, 465. to 47a. ; tar, 611. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 425. to 44e.; extra, 45e. Mediterranean, red, 39e. to 40s. ; extra, 425. ; old, red, 1847, 425. to 44e. ; white, 60e. Barley, per quarter imperial, Norfolk and Suffolk, 26e. to 305.; ears, 81s. • Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 265. to 295. ; extra, 30s. ; So;tch, 28s. to 295. ; extra, 31s. ; grind lag, 21s. to 22a. ; foreign, 21s. to 235. ; extra, 265. Beans, per quarter, albs. to the - bushel, email, fine, new, 295. to 30s. ; eid, 355. to 36e. Ticks, new, 275. to 295. • old, 325. to 335. fo reign, new, 26e. to 275. Oats, per ;tone, mealing, 81d. to ; extra, 10d.; feeding, 81d. to 941. extra, 10d., foreign, Bd. to 9d.; extra, 10d. Shellag, per load of 2611b5., 225. to 23e. ; extra, 24e. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 395. to 401. ; extra, 425. Peas, per imp. qr., blue and white boilers, 25.. to 30s. ; extra, 32a. • 'trey and feed, 28e. to 28s. ; extra, 30s. Rapeseed per last imp., English, 261. to 281. ; foreign, 261. to 281 . Linseed, per imp. qr., 325. to 40s. Imports daring the week: Wheat, 16,526 qn. • Bar• ley, 3,856 ; Oats, 420; Beans, 4,837; Peas, 118; Shilling, 424 loads ; Malt, 45. WOOL, L 07101.1, Alvah 31.—The market has had rather a %slackens this week, bat there is no disposities shown on die part of importers and holders to make salsa, as the stocks in first hands are very small. The next mks are expected to take place early in May. The arrivals this week are only 670 bales foreign. The English Wool trade hem been quiet, but there I. great difficulty in placing stocks at previous terms. LEEDS, March 30.—Sales of Lemke Wools have been fiat this week; in prices we do not quote any alteration. Clothing Wools remains as quoted last week. We have had rather a quiet market for foreign Wools this week, but prices remain Bra. HAY.—SMITHVIELD.—Mseses. Cooper and Davis =tbo following quotations: Meadow, CU to 76.. Rowan.. 40. to tad Straw—. Vs. to 300. lolorke SM. to 005. I Clover... 60s. to YU. I CATTLE, &C.-SCARBOROUGH, Varch 29.-The show of Cattle to-day, though only moderate, was more than equal to the demand. For .'tong lean Pigs there were no inquirers, but smaller ones fully realised our recent quota tions. Bacon and Pork pigs sold at ss. 64. to 6s. ; Pork, 6e. to 6s. 34. per stone. Beef. 6d . to 7d. Mutton, 6d. to 7d. Veal, 6d. to 7d. EDINBURGH, March 23.-Although we cannot quote prices any higher, still the demand was better, and a goof clearance was effected at an early hour. The number of Cattle at market wan less than last week ; d. mend also Rood, and last week's prices fully supported. Top price of the best stot Beef 7..; current, 6s. to Gd. 6d. ; middling and inferior, 4s. to ss. 6d. per Dutch stone. GLASGOW, March 29.-At our market this morning there was a good supply of well-fed cattle, both from Angum-shire and But Lothian, with a good many from Irelacd, the de mand being good. Prices must be quoted from Is. to 2s. per cwt. up from hit market, and ell sold. Best Ox Beef, 45e. to 475. ; second, Rs. to 431. Cow., Balls, and inferior, 355. to 40s. per cwt., sinking the offal. Fed Calves getting more plentiful. and a shade cheaper, 625. to 655. Good large Pip in demand, at 425.; smell dull, at 455. per art. We had a very good supply of well-fed Sheep in our market, but we must also quote en improvement in prices of from la. to 2s. per head born last market. Best aged Wedders fully 64,11. • second, sd. to 5 4 d. Ewes ewes, 4d. to 40. per lb. Atkin; the offal, and all sold. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FEIDAY, MARCH 30. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his Kat at 6 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. FIRST READTNo.—lcsolvest Members of Parliament BBL SECOND B.EADINGS.—MaIIey; Marino Mutiny; Indemnity, Bills. PETITIONS.—By Lord STANLEY, frees several &ass, aping a rats In dd.—Earl ST. GERNANS, from a place la Irelaad, against the Inch poor-law. roma REFUGEES._ - - - - - - - - - The Berl of HilfFsiißlTZleap;perhad been put into their lordships' hands that miming, which had been moved for by a noble earl (liglistoo). and which ha should have thought was hardly worthy the dignity of the house to have called for. The objet was to inquire Into the state of health of Polish refugees wbo resorted aid from the govern ment He merely wished to ask the noble marquis if he bad aieertaiued whether the Polish ease deserved the insinua tions which had been thrown out against them ; whether they had been se profligate and dissolute as it was repre sented they baboon 1 eir public conduct had been most exemplary, and he believed thrr private morals were equally without fault. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE was extremely happy to be able to answer the question in a manner which he was sue would be remised with 'addiction by the noble sari and the public. He had thought it his duty, after what had passed the other day, to procure a return of the number of Poles receiving relief, and he had also informed himself of the nature of the disease of three who had been under me dical treatment as quickly as possible • and, without going into particulars, he wild state most d isti nct ly, from the re turns of two medical officers, that there was hardly the slightest canes for the imputation that they had been suffering from a certain disease. During the ppaast year, it appeared by the return of one of the medical otre that not a single ease had come under his notice ; and by the other return, it appeared that there was only one—and, from a statement also furnished by one of those medical officers, which extended ever a series of yeas, it appeared that, al though it would not be said that there were absolutely no such cease, yet they were much fewer than they would be, indeed than they were known to have , been amongst any other body of men similarly eircumstenced. lie was satisfied of the general morality and good conduct of the Polish exiles. (Heardsear.) - - • , INSOLVENT MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. Lord BROUGHAM laid cat the table a MU kr artesdias Mr. Jobs Smith's el Geo. 111., to iseeksot sesobas et, patilamest. His o eM was wanly to Bond to bravest nesibers the rule applying Is traders. He biped the saw awe would hare bees takes up by the Stmluditalt should sow be loopy to pee it le to than. • etu which bad pima the Mbar Mass bed hews awes with. drawls wild was, k bit, a WI he the baker re- W jd E; esell et debts horn abletbas of parks/mat. New he did set wwhy mambas of parliament &add ha • almost pukka from Mbar poses; sal Ids as 4 ablest is weals mead tee lew se It row Mead Use. leak raps se iessksals. Hie MU did sot *Wade pals; bat their lordship saistit deal with that quokka as they pisped w ho a it pep Wks than. It was asiaisly the gasket seasdal is the_pitikp of palliates% est these who made the kw Assad be aUowed with impunity Is *Ask it. Mese, I Mau.) Ks dwelt palms the semi radii ka , Neils NORTHERN ITALY. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said that • questien war put to Ma j esterday by the noble earl (Aberdeen) opposite, as to the production of certain papers which b e hedlSOlrtdo kW with reforms.* to Radials and Austria previous to the Baster now sad he now begged to rate that a ne was pendiag , and before it was brought to • conclusion it was impossible to know how far those communications which had been moved for might .alfeet the negotiations al ready weaweed. He should haw said this pellet/ is :La the subject acquired additional impotence from inte week lad been received that elaramile by telearaphie des patch of a most satisfactory , that the pre set sow Brag of Sardinia had coosindied an armistice with the weemeteref the Marian exisee. with s view to t o tter D n y the Await =vitae apeolhae the Nunhood is the mast impotent loons would Itempeioi Seedy of Austrian and Pirdaliatese nave already beat =rto = nriellatiene. in the hope of ed* to that eery sae of year lordships meet desisce—a permoneat pease— by prostuding Its danger of the trawellity of Mumps befog of threatened in that quarter.. Under them eiresmetanoes it wuld not be expedient today the papers leemedlotely on the able, but they had been la pepeation ter awe time past ; and the moment it appeared what turn the negotiations would take. set only with mord to this conatry, but the other estuaries of &tope, he weed lay the papers on the table. The Berl of ABERDEEN inquired whether be was to iendastand that the we of this country was taking • pert a than Otherwise, if the negotiations wen mebsal to and Sardinia, he did not see why the papas sheeihnertio at once produced. He was happy to leant that on aradethe had been concluded, and he mw in this another poet of the magnaaimons conduct of Marshal . P Reheat, elle bad by his halfwit sucaseem fulfilled all ea whet be had watered to entertain of his essestat:• a g a=hoped that the sraisties so promptly agreed to would iodate panniesent pew (Hear.) The Ideage/estaddITINMPINILhet sem/ad dritlide esestir was &party to say neviations, bemuse he had air htieeealiet et that peat. He stated that he knew lush . essededsee had commenced, that fact hiving been comma-' Dieted by telegraphic despatch, unaccompanied, however, by any particulars and therefore it was impossible to say how far the negotiations may not have connected themselves with previous 'loations to which we were a party ; but if it should appear that it was not so there could be no objec tion to the peoductien of these papers. The Berl el MALMES BURY wished to know whether . 'hula had been entered. He supposed not, in consequence of these negotiation'. The liaiquis of LANSDOWNE believed Turin had not been entered, but he would not say It was not in the power of Manhal Radetaki to have entered Turin. Lord BROUGHAM said the town of Theo had been en tered, sot Turin. Their lordships adjourned at a quarter before six o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, MARCH 30. The Schrotas took the chair at 4 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSIN PETITIONS.—By Mr. LOCKE KING, from Charlton and other against the Merringra Bill.—Mr. DUNCAN and Mr. AN tiaEMN, from semal places in Scotland, against tbe Scotch Mar lieges and Registration BEM.—Sir T. B. BIRCH, from Lieetwool, for the removal of Jewish diseblUties.—Hr. 0. CRAIG, from Narrate. Mr. BROTHERTON, front Wilford and Bury; Sir J. V. Johretre.• from Scarborough; bit G. STRICKLAND, four petitions, hem Pese: ton ; Mr. HEYWOOD (pees not hard)) ; , an HON. MEMBER, hew. petitions, from Lincoln: Mr. KERSHAW, from Stockport sad Woe *mere • Sir E. N. BUXTON (two pares), for interstitial a*. bitratiCr—Er. REYNOLDS, from met menoheturers .of Darr and Cork, for an alteration M the dutyme term; and Rein Or. lisle, for the liberation of Mr. Dully.—Mr. CAYLEY. from a piece to Yorkshire, for a reduction of tazation.-11r. =OH% from low. dhows of Miutchester,for the establiekiert ef• red. Mr. T. BARING, from British Guiana, fors Lon PrillelLter deur age, Itc.—Nr. BRAHSTON, her clergyman In the arehreorry of. tree against the Marriages BilL—Mr. DISRAELI, hom • Mr. Wright, • submitting a Pr for the rochundes of ware Mader DelentL—Mr. B. DENISON, from Doseaster, fain alteradoe of the vagrant laws.— Mr. A. HAETIE, from Gbierow. NAM Oird y treehm.—The Earl ef LINCOLN. from on mclulorion (ewer see herd), against the Marriages BilL—Mr. ERSHW from Iltoskport, for the of the navigation K HUM from a pre In Norfolk, re for peal the release of the BAY. Mr. Share, relief to clergymen geoendly.— Mr. FORBES. from two places in Scotland, against running railway trains on Sunday.—Hr. HUME, from Newouge, for a government irepeetias radar—Lied ASHLEY, from warbles men, against the resift of railway trine on Sundays—Sr W. CLAY, from Upper aarksow hirriwkini arbitration, sod from morn glass, Ow the Itioredea of Mr. loner—Lard D. STUART Wee@ not heard), he eseseele• of the eriaer. PATITSON, hem the easentittee =at the tree ensiami. or Shearers in and weir miles of Larks, preying here would support the Clergy Relief Bell, and Or het the - same shall pre Into a law, it may costar such ntreopmere prelims r may liberate Mr. Shore from imarceratky end pellet Ida esdnet all future liability of pe nal pronominal& edema t hie hakes exercised the office and funeral el dimering Iskaffer. .- NYTICEIIOI , ROlTON.—Bernormise Mmuter.—Hr. MACKIN NON, an Ilemney, to move kw a select committee to inquire into the propriety el reecorles Seithileld Marker. Erns* - mew Lawn—Cept. HARRIS, un the bringin a g , up of the re- Leet to env liption /KU. to move the oddities ofClause relating Pours Arrsmae—Mr. HOME, an Henry, to move for a copy of the reeler addrered by Viscount Promotes to the marries in di lletellb pa Inrilant re their amer, respedes them sires whisk bed failed to y the terest an debts. THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. Mr. HOPE asked if then was auy truth in the report that the stout of which the new hooves of parliament wu composed was already showing signs of decry ? Mr. GREENE said he could give a very decided contra diction to the notion that there wee anything like general decay of this state, thouth there meat be a defective stone found here and thers. He had every reason to state that the stone was of a most durable description. It had been selected by a commission, at the head of which was Sir Henry de la Blame, and that commission had been perfectly satisfied with the stone. Mr. OSBORNE asked if it was true that they wou'd be able to occupy the new house after Easter. (Laughter.) Mr. GREENE said that nothing of the kind could take place. (Rear, hear.) CHEESEMAN HEAD WORKS. Capt. HARRIS asked if the works in construction off Cheesemaa Head were undertaken with a •new of forming a harbour of refuge at Dover ; and if so, whether there was any objection to lay the plan and animas on the table. TheCHANCELLOR:of the EXCHEQUER said If the ban. end gallant gentleman referred to the evidence given by him (the Chancellor) before the select committee lot session, he would find the fullest information. The workcat Cheeseman Head might either be stopped when completed, or continued provided a larger 14101 were voted. The whole amount of expenditure had already been stated. Cen'rects had been entered into for its completion ; when finished it would be complete in itself ; and if it were then determined to make a larger work, the part executed would bo so much towards It. In *tearer toe farther question from Cast. HARRIS, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he had not the slightest difficulty in giving an essurance that no further work should be undertaken without the Emotion of the house. _ _ _ Mr. HUME hoped that a report of the progress of the works would be laid before the home, and a staterneat of the money espended. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said there was not the slightest objection to that. REFUSAL TO TAKE AN OATH. Sir 0. GREY answer to a question from Mr. °shower) stated that he understood a woman who had been committed at Exeter assizes for refusing to be sworn had since been liberated. There was s hill before parliament which would give relief to persons so situated. ROMAN WORKS OF ART. Mr. J. O'CONNELL asked whether the crovernment would permit the importation into this country, for the pur pose of axle or delivery to purchasers, of works of art, sold, or about to be sold, by the provisional government of Rome, which be considered very much in the light of stolen goods. (Hear, hear.) - - Lord J. RUSSELL said he did not know of any law which would enable the governmentto prevent the importa tion of these works of art, even if they wen disposed to do so. It would be n to propose some alteration of the law for that propose, and such alteration the government were not inclined to propose. If the bon. gentleman meant to ask whether the government would give any met of en couragement to the purchasing of these pictures and works of art, he could state that there was no intention to do so, (Hear, hear.) ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSION. Mr. HORSMAN gave notice of • question which be in tended to put on Monday to the noble lord at the head of the government, the terms of which were not beard in the gallery. Lord I. RUSSELL was understood to say that he had ai med given notice to introduce a manure on the subject of the stical Commission. ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. It was ordered that the house, at it. rising, should adjourn till Monday. --- EXCEBS OF NAVY EXPENDITURE. On the motion for receiving the report of the Conunittee of Supply, on a vote of 323,7871., for navy mem, -- - - Mr. HUME roes to move, pursuant to notice: That It appears by the report of the Beard of Audit, that the dlture for newel services for the year 1947.48, per act of 10 & C. 107, exceeded the grants (ireliellse 'expropriations to aid) voted by parliament, to the amount of 323,797 i. Iliat the sum voted by pm, Wmmt for the formatioa of the doeityard bettalions, to the year 1647.48, was 10 1 :1 4 %, and the actual expenditure amounted to 72,3901.19 a. Sd., in mom of the lute 92,3991.195. 3d . and forms cart of the meow this home concurs In tee opinion expressed the /mge as bee majesty's 'Estuary, ° That with regard to this huge axons (Orr the dockyard battalion) the expenditure wu en tirely within the wand of the Board of Admiralty. " and, tint, th e proper come would have been to have postponed the enrohrant of mu beyond the numbers provided for by parliament." That,' whim a certain mount of expenditure for a particular erawSte has Mende termlned upon by parliament, it la the .tadw duty of the depart. meet which ha. that service ander tic charge and °patrol, to take ears that the expenditure does not exceed the amount placed at its d spud for that purpose." Ha c o ntended that it was mat important that the terms of tke Appropriation Act should be adhered to, which dibr decay declared that the gross amount voted la any depart ment should not be exceeded. Tbs Mess on one item— wages at home—had been mainly insamed by the dockyard battallee, and amounted to upwards of 62,0001. A vote of only 20,0001. was asked for, and 72,0001. had been expended. If each yloce.d k ege were allowed, the cheek and eentrol of that hove ever- the expeaditure was gam. When this feet was larmight under the aides of the Lords of the Treasury, they armed their dimappeobetioa insult suitable language that ire (]M. 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