The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-02 00:00:00

• 5 -460 RAILWAY MAUL Mime. WILLIAM 1•110111) aid Oh, Meek awl Moe Brobirs, terealhay ri how UM they 'steltllt aed ULU lo Prisms tool. all ilotOyeins d Wel kel art liro bla. lieS do eey Woos, 61.—nilliptSMODATIMOL-I=hlll. IS, D. 4 wa XMIIIIIII cIutBRATED OVERCOATS, "M. MUMS. el 4. 00604101111. Wait tO l e i s t= Mews Arms, stA tbe arsiolal Moles at the O moo (osir an by aim. may astesers =- ma la tbe lOgis gad tallable Ist =some Is ibe Ms gob" piselisi fist as. eseirt of the : Maram sot kr idols. "Meg Os 1104=1111 OTZS. wig*. dem. Pogo* puree% 01l Nit 14 bow/ bow sso osla. oisi Ails st l VA l a . it own. AN. as• mallort, ebb as ter. ss os S" be WINO le Ibit. dr. moms= Is efill We Molly obi Mr. Me To oft& bis sae salsogios stealLo— C•volubp. Dory soelme emit to lempol—"/•11. is, CliailliMlNSS. laws4stnellt. end I. baddisabies . Oeselty 'sole mostai. to 2 T lIIINCIIMINT. XI,. 100001ffla lbws alike Ono Woes the of ems Oh Mein Wig ale ON* mut lopetist iitt 1114 tromay Is Ns itatis 'boil not perwaseft la ear unallemille. MANN sae Ms orkillass•talb rialboll as at the Postistkeo ibus. se. gaemft . .U=l4l7M. The resprisert be= WNW "1 the ibonoad onallea et MO bone art is the met aims* ta oseb. es.. by Ilis yea‘ ro li ts = w eistortals, at prisms sorlisraltr bow tbs imalles. game' soh Is malls/ le ellir ths lawissinsa Pomo% the Cosh sad "Ow orimosts i the Nara" llosenee. DREW ad WI. Tom opal ; Weston* et Ile mos* ElOp ; Ti...' it the sego sod MO's; Jimmie me Orr "Win et at oey esissei Woe go obi 11 iit awaits et I M= soil Os gelessope it Ms net Oft. both la looks me the 'doled pievirlal Isosa, nee. 1 vosemosity ft elk ass fNd gas mho go the gob. Otaft, gad Reftmesalp st Or &Wks. or Or gasedirtly at the ess Wash • Mort*, /101.10/11, Tar T i rliallgtl. be M ATPIt. awl OVIIITTIDIO .II RM. ge, Onoeshodselsoll. Loin ; te bomedel. pet Ose, lossy girt et the lIMODIONIOOK. ..., 86a, 405., sad 46a; Nie. I 11511100 Tee ISOCOLOCIATS her b. le hubs. lire Misme orb le mums is the bet Nile et bilitb OMB the prebiellaset the Weber Iteeterl. ore bellheibei. ma 'taw eler..dri. Cierehmea wit be well I by "kebab the beettblare el L. BT.III. W Pritethambeett, IS, GRAM CRUIPMI4II22T. UMW. r ,,ait 00A1 the beet tRO W 8 ERS and WAISTCOAT& L. UTAK Maas nods thus saws% (gertkelsrly tremolo uainroark, le atrial to georsetes le hi petrels thet soot ail* flifoff/ms s paw fro—efdd le liMilitiOS et = a fter some Is salt so to sosslite ebb dais- NW. ask omelet lath eiessors. lisostles Talwase, la sa an ziel the am Da, lea, its • nest Dress ilde. W . Ms, sad Via ; tea ilk ♦Vow r ids, sad kw Clishouse. I. sod Lle. t mile 13a. ma Oa *u sorb is nose. TES l Itilfte.A. " 1211M20•11110•41111111% Idadea.—is UTAK ~Om UVINILE CLOT}LINO.— Tam la wham as Ilea oldness* isposditore la via& • weld In se *Ay made Ira la Ihst et MIL MOM Clumuire. It lestommi laidW et the proprlstor of Ibis oeloillohmot le end this winnow seas *be 4/ MUM eirstar Ora NM Teals Soils of poi issue* ids*, nab to MMbon SOL to No. I sus saitio. 11. the P .41..• . Of Taisho. Dowry, sod NOW Istattlialmooll. ff. Chlowlimbalffil. lamb& I. The admerme Odorous& el eer esteldiame wuate mg be imemeet he every im—ea dermens md Idemamema WOOL. is milsieed yeast, d MIME as d DIMON, as s maw rperbilee dim thereby medlar • 111 le may lime. destMar toltb the =ht prim ellided le the sereMebere ef a TM way at at me time. are teMe minialde, eml weiffm Me MOM el me, me MM.* mem= MU amemeems. DmemOmda Ile, M. Sis..teble. ; liblelb 14e. 33e, 30e. ; Wades COM MN Ma, trail e le, fa IIL eel upwards; Them% le. Me i M., DA ; Deereaml ftele 1 e1in.176., lem. eeed PM L. RTAlea r = is. Derwr . .0 2 .0.60.1. UT11T1D1G MITAILI3B - the Leedm DICHARD A. C. LOADER, Uie6nyr 24, Yemmet, ltMe, Mee to tell the a of Diaellbe the piddle te the Mies% a et Miti me made set el trallasemed Milliai : Smeep.let Ma mehoemy Mb% erldt ken sags, is t 14 a. el. Mt Mir waft 0 D. de. with OM mete 0 10 Mpay MINIM Ide t• melsk from Solid mehmem dm teldeee *Md. ll6 D. famed dmilimeme elodn, staled, ha ll Coulee to meek leer Makapay Mit damn. rebid& km l6 Ottamm ke em ask or bed All Its. to 3 = e mir& r ketbar.. ./11 Us. 6i to $ Demise gbeem hie - . - I Otbeery gbeeeb Mt hem $ 24, Pe= A. C. LOADS& le esbod to the address. Dig OVELTIr is BkRA KIASTIFAVICES. esvonl MM IXT BEIIMI2BII nu sad COME SEAM= at spat boa anyinall la envy tS ban tbs , Ms as aaressady aniassand at Pt! HAM the pant Mann. Moots an Cla.. li be l =i by nn In sin awl &nary, an on (And A. sib it Wan nen bin win vend Inn Ina do. raise bet be its sessaisy . addend by no atanhat Istaat. Amy an al enable as inn _ _ _ _ . __ ... _ latigsa priZesiiit r ases ost esighle ZB 1 1 7 0 Aseleatee di do. losisosh do. dial do. is. DSO* de. pita do. do loolsasederos patient de. 11 ILL Itspis. 41s. mob ;a te. pats. 38s. we, .1 tb . ZS 17 0 six Aa7 etlose ride measly to the mime seepories. Zogreviss sent (pww=ese. 8. STIISTON (Me Logos sad lAirtaa), 18, Ombra. NNW sod 4 lieweasdreet (corm of Newireetrest).—Zioliimed Y wisdom" IS3O. I'ONEVE PATENT FLOUR-- do dadrabile 'slide for ban, yaw, prodadai bred by do dm WM= deed water. Ito PATENT FLOUR* humid ssup, dry desk rad s )7 ithir lalk ly= "dal.' "11l "I I eee d . Idler dry • and Or may arbeds IN & l Vll6ll "‘ PA l M l St e lli di lllX ." = " riliddll MAD 11 Ir the am vq vtimed mg Is ardalf won kr hillog •I I the et EMI= Or ass Ism 1111001101111 rd aM 141, 0144111111. M. Like% wit Ilyerws kr Looks red bad iddalaird wide kr the red 1W lord /km la all the thoraddhas e 7 WA dam pdb sal Wpm* fildridd I-&i 00 •it?N resey malleeler et need, le new big end se Oleg beg 11111Wislorisis bask weeebeeeee. be. • seavemilem way be arded MI by erne eta Oahe !mho Sea Maw teee melee at alms el wafter al nib teas ea& Slat. MY lobe* way she be aegibpd la Penile sal are* ke tbe preset el eaelelleg eat pause M Mime be the or. me. ha Pet ostosylog ustress tem am ma at =I: fie. wham the meshbeed be the desk of s vomel. Itls Sift Molly undbeied huh er alit mem, Mee, allaiesZ e ,4 ▪ peesheeLz eths. gilegee fir ha eammemee weer. we. hs.—lhke bah mad sleses. ter tbe M" peeem beeiee• eeddsre G • meeheemed se the colgrasrs mmo. WIIDON. eol nY berth* ebeissele amine le teem enema. CLOUR, FAIR, and SOFT SKIN. ainnanor O A RRAM as Offset 51 lebesie hue ken demialin. Mr Ile Wino* bi Wes. awl emethkg elbeis ea t• t while by Ns min at r sod Moab eilfilisty wa r= Inouellke hum lie mas, sllzzas=s , me thee elhersity#ol••• all now Iteek dimeekeellou• salaam alms= •11117.5. now num he. inaseis te MEd ifs wham eel Ofillery gbh\ It leaves ea the eltle i tealer ft hollperelde be every least Bowen d marten " islygoer ter ssle. eteretaty Wei NM& yells viten, Muse le the eemplmbs. eed by their repilert elks imimprier kaki. The mere lkottoMO !Wrier" ere at the m e et the prise erthle. Tbile 4e. am• ea. hi far bellh•— t6=116111. at 3 1 1 1 . ikatitaciffte. Ledo% tad by re. sal prOmere. r ea TANIC WATER mad BRAR'S OREASIL W the bat febeeemleg this. WI Mai i. the nay remedly. tables *soft ihe le the gee el the two lhotwomed ordettr. Mad allermiely. the WWI. 'war be demo the nob ten era/ set se a sisealert. ant a. We ft item es arattober. If my further eelimee Ira relyeleed of the *tele ef ■ =ewe temosettai awl grosorthty bair. Ifr. Chtibt's of the waft med. mg the hog* of Irk ablisti by Noe of the Wore Anethm• Mime. wattle • sellint 10N .• •01111, 111 eve 17ty liskspoweimt, Lobo. who trot lehellesel the wes et beds pine fa Me arl 'be le erg NI the imierie. teememerf the /Mile ap. sre sem ether but et&'Wilma *dr IMO wed metier Warm artiste. printed es the pet. et the iteesee Oar g e IIEINTHTS PILLS for the NERVES sad wiectie, piles M. awl lls. • Pa. Thls niamordeng may be presared fre e s . Mimi& Its aeon the aim Pas NOM ass sertssidy sal minas semi, be mein& 11, woes omMises min as Vby Nees. I eh& Via to Is pseurdes Ea ihe mem sad miedir =o, Ms as • path Is • lbe • waa. PIM male • me aid pe. Mee seneshlm en i=te punkt the Wed tbis mein b mosistlea k t ie . ils liens me *me, mil elms miry taimsta etthe erten ;ea this amma these bins whe ore Menses elliMps • Imeitel empleake shade M. • hm. The rime GM bes . Abmears rep. messier, . et Mr knoMples box is P.M. Whitemie apon: 14111131A1t, lianneftectrest; UNO, IlsOrabeit. Balm MI WPM Oalmbetrest. ClALVANlB3l.—Paralysis, Asthma, Indjpodes.— NA binge ere asheitsi A sod le XL a el 12, Turks, Ar PAXPITLITes lIILIKAL GAL. trigki=4ol le ftwarded ea NINA& d twe softie They win le areftbed at fre aftests Is It will be heft a lli s =e Meru he am et ftwowelse. eftlio, tie. emegftale beedeifts dedeksey or eftwww Iftlr4 . fte= m sereal aw Aftwities, self Mole. ea efts al weft d m m a . Win osised d.p WAndefts ftid sia free bona ftwfteest emetloo ; Ir raft ftegotseeeer ft*. P.Olifft allondas oft Am Adis are mdetti el IL rid* anal Se plasm is de wawa B HOBBIL—Ths talatuated author of " Naa r.l ea Oadthos" mats *atm arm ma at the yoethethe • that ww ethereltrthe VIM% VIM IR bedomerthied, Mese eapertemd Immo ben Orme% b ud .. or thee_ ; vtieb be MAIM@ me: be th e steles et the sr plods medima rosy two miataa, as le with • wallitht die. drip by the satth. bomb. or thirm mil thumb, mid. • /NW baby la ;be lib mei__ pried espriathe thow7iTh e lig of ma nesee (pthissbety is awn la midi), athl le nest Me eleskimeeeritht maileseeMetham eft GUINN% WO= 001 POMO& se sloth le i atheth raw* kr deithe en eyed= el worm awl remees thd Ws*. bask Se Awe Name& AM perthaledy AMR at Ai moth •M YSe re 1...,, em_wil Id the bane ft Ms meths in the theft eeme• eel pith the abeam' drag& awl atm. petty lig WM. amt eat • Ike Om le lb sealthe; awl my le Mibbeid Mime IMO. my Menem Ix dear lied or Yam ; nil r the Moe re tie ere ythelere Andy, a. path MI bath ht Attie trent& be glebe atm lesth with the thetheee NM,et Y. M. via • UMW The path.. perthreterly raytheled le thesswe tthit tthelgthlthe et Nam N. Omer Is ea OM& leale thathiele essa mble betheilths.W. etwerds. 47, th. Lesdos= r i met respesiebb de 11110141110 N Nom hot eel Noy belied at ell the Libreria, theole. post Sea. EMIGRANT FAMILY a r ia Story of I is Avi l a. mkt. By ties 'mike of &Wm mid Ow "This invert Nam obi w owl booli—o book oolooloord to oitott mull hohnosin r mei se eeliiiblemeL /be astir:eh Mew led. et Aseletas mos ott ood owe. MI as ass toned to a reblehie emeiel. n bseethese evi& tom mot Vork wow. osio_ as swat a plead hire via Me lie oliondro yea o rooms ‘l6 pool 'MOO% sow Wants we newel semi ME& Bore are any et red Paw sad — M ir the to tern bed is • duels to the " lloloodold with the ere mu eitelebee et ssettar's das tho dbolt roar* ea framed, OWN ea the wt. dale glee seamy. —lfeeeteee. • 6 '2li olora e m: leo tr ull—lho olioloorit et 5000.0.-Olorro. r M t OrokM. LitIIWERY.—PARTNERSHIP. -- Aiy Naar as gibe e.w ameteed ant £MI Wag tither h peeled =aereltax e gn eeemede ci a.zr ea 41 7 2k au ses = WIT ke Looks, with a eadideble drab Id piddle loam dieshaL—Apply to Kt YAWN, U, laddrakerr. H ORTICULTU RAL SOCIETY ct LONDON. MUUBITIOXII AT TEL GAMIN. TOW =MN° IQ take due habflIDAT the stl of nap wows err Walden art le et lW etaree May the 4.4 ateddl se tare k 01(61M1 bdbre Irelipeet deb* ma., as the du of aree The Oise ‘lll be opea le Aiken at I pa. Velma we bead Is Mew et We 006 piee to la* et at tbet3arita la dr atturaesa at Ile &wed emillfea et to. Nab ; bat lbw eat, to aides hen Itelbead 111.71. ae l = Deetsit 11111 111 be la c ead Is PoStat•akett wthe *To et CaWICK lIREtING.—A POII_AOWS with tho Pthop y w i l tra r rei ameguar atm sea AGRI= 11•01erateennbeteiete legated batakatss saii nay to ordered at wane swat. rf Az it t r esi trillitAl PRTR.—A Full Report of CONIIKEL XEITINO. Intl List of Trim, will la CIUtONICLa sad AGIIICULTUSAL ETTIL The Oteitteraf Clieeitie Is WWI by Pgellsatat tJadlry, mad nay ba erderet et say owe swat. ydee Id, free by poet THE OVERLAND MAIL. We have received by express &deices, in anticipa tion of the overland ma il, haw Bombay to the 3rd of April, and Calcutta to the 23rd Marsh. following summary of what had °scared since the departure of the last sail is extracted from the Overland Bffslaw Mese ; Is Mr lift tail partisuien were &la of the Waffler's% Asleep at Gesperat, aid the despatch ere General Gillsert's I. penal' of the sassy. Re have new d t i o te r ze l bleb amid* with the needed= of all those de Omen by the essay; the earresder of the whole of tier gfh deli i lad the dazing in of the 'Mire army to ies Sews their arms. These evade have pissed 16,000 pri- SIM, of wen and 40 gess at ear *dew* At the date of the has despot* air Wag sessuals from Gess* Gahm* amp ease dews the tith ot lbreit. The hese erase kid, It will be resessabered, eorieted of side 16,41 dee with to gem. They dished the naiad es the 2116 lehrsary, ant i at ease to erase, Mahe* eras l however k ef es seta the lost divides the* The hels* whisk here is the did eel= Add to • dash ohms* whim Ma falls. er the dews es the desstaime begia to tarty despise sin er ides, w pri es t leg a sides of sold witreate, with SOMA hire& Rhos eressidAtir tenatuh d He's army Is Deer ben 11/4 • troop ef her 9111 LUIS= pi MO he dews** strum. mod Capeabe with tea tan sad their hum, wen *surd* Oa the Bei, and. 4th. sad lith, the way veers g onsiss the five add& d the elver Memo is meet of those wan well sigh =p, tad as with peat rapidity end hem. Se well were deldis desesMe fat as isrepsea soldier, who wee Niel with asap whim adesslies to swiss adds, sad is. esediess* Weave with di* dins err two of dial,, sod a eineidienhie serMlip Ine j win ail Chet was lost. The eddy were sew to be some 14 or 20 idles in acivasos, sad inhere peened on se rapidly es pessibbt, with the bees ter overtildes them. Bdpdisr *de, whit the heavy issitedas ga r , der* the Ailed in the fa, bet bed ad Ida* the dais easy ep be the 19th. Briga dier Gime* Odephell NNW weep on the sight of the 17*. The ems art of Meld was found to have bees evassated, se her. they esperiessed n• his Mesawh ile Captain Abbe* cres sieving Sus the earthward with • dress bed/ ef inesslars is sod the lying essay, sad Gina Stelabith, for three media stetiosery near the tows of Jhelum, was moving es their flask, while Gilbert pushed oa their rear. Ever tease the arrival of the Meshes fries co the 16th 'obesely, sew *lied had been Is prop.., Major Lawman padrg hem eids to armyessoy. On the Ale Me* di Mr,. Lim sad Deducts, likmassasta Bowie sad Herbert,Men Thumped, sad the ether arridd is asap, with the Widatioa that the St= sad army were sow depend to lay dews their arrow. Os the its She Rajah Shire Mesh sees, ate map, with the view of asking onassediste hr the swereader of the rest of the imesegeste. He misused es the knowing day to his own peep* It was now stated that the Sikba had ode nod Ilimossa their Weds, and were determined not to la down their and 'Shan a stress* Gen. Gilbert tb di eras& his whale hies to aldose In battle array, set is ail Shdihsed very apprehensive of danger but proposed Ar aas s pp essergedeytkataight dies. Lord Gough journeyed es the 9th se meet the restored captives. Oa the 14th 111 obi* of sod arrived la snap sad gave up their swords, and tho whole Sikh limy, dandies to 16,000 den, at doe laid down their erne assesditioseliy. Ne fewer than 41 gess were now f at s i t .... brieres up the austackiertirt had esent esteneskiattoo 180. oar Where slash avid quantity distillery dal& had Nese from dins indoprehosible. Ls the fret easepsiss we aptness , . . . , shave 300 FM; and taking into assess( ' thaw hors, this will king tha whole BIM perk up to ohne 600 pima of crimes,. A proslmatiest ems *NI Weed by the rtr whee essaared, ead snake war...,..liciregessikse l d ed ORM Ind OR MOMS were dei the limbs et Peshawar at within th aws. moment the Sikhs otaidl a t ili g posed e 4 mere poked 05. k berifeerablig the Mips= helm they had enema ihe I as as sal see of them Mat Menem Ike meats of won By a forced marol d 46 sibs they appeeshed the Indus in 31 boars; the troops snivel at Atlesk be the Menem of the 17th. Whoa about in miles from is river intelligens wee resehisd by Xlj Meehan that Attack had jast been evanated brae nay —that they had taken three pas along with them hem the tort, sad won about to destroy the bridge of beilete pia. mat es Mewls( them. Upon this Gabon sal Ilsalmerm with a mil escort from Nicholson's le wh inier dnigaidos, sad the whole staff, ats i em sad eleekend their speed sa meebing an e elm by the river. About 100 of the gamy we lame sees Main destiasties ea the bridge; 6,000 ar6,000 were dram lip ea the opposite bank. The sight of British asses, sap posed to be at beet two days' Ranh distant, est them al a mesperkg, sad 16 of the best beats, basin the were sessommtly mewed. The oldest werVii view was Ms sesepiessly sad the men of followiag ea die boob of the plug be SOMA The =1 . 2 aow IMO up, whoa He Aipme Mad ma te withdraw else alift some gam :t ap m whisk did as harm. The fart ei Abode wee Musedbeely, sad early the bliowise somata' a kligade erased am sad took peasseisa se the small fort of Hydra bad, by whisk the town is emateaded. ficese days were ezposted to be occupied is erossiag the Indus, which hers taild in des id tzi Ammons Nah ; but not a measat's leisure Dose omed and bis hordes till the Khyber Pam remind thm. Negotiation had be.. es. tend into with the Khyterrin I. bops that ihsk night be kassespted, sad they left to nooks the Mit they m deserved awe the Mans ot Junseed. likes quitting Lard Gough% amp, Gossial Oftest hue reworded to simbelisa is watyfeg le a mess. Si home every pin he has amisetalies to ensate, smirks ia Meg so the hied mikes* of those miler his oom mad. It was at AM bilend that the pm& may, am aserly brim up, weak be withdraws, Climes Moe awl the Labor* genisen el a rwaskieg within the meatry of W Five Rivers. This yin, if ever salseleked, was nave abandoned, and smagenseals were ismillably =Me kr the meablisksont of a heavy fares is the Theban, sal sm other ea the Chosseb ; a NSW line of asesualwAllss Wig Has maintained betwixt Nampo* sad Poshawis The babas, of the army return M the first Mob gess Mont to ; LoodiaashD rag , the goons is m& mooed le Usbetla, the; the 136 Med te the hi W Canby Fmk either to Lealleash st es in ore nspre. TM numbers of dishaaded Sikhs me sew saaning to Iheir hoses, in a state of groat doellentisa sad wmeitallesss ; the bulk of than som to bang to to Prelested a large number sre me fres Hkdoostaa ; fa bulb mess allured to the field so maremaries, or i s the of plumbs, with as en of mimes to pettily or dgeole • poldelbs se ambition to ism. • simmegsdi bennees• ties emploses he India would kin themesis of nit asissreente Isis the field against us. No Mini Mimi don he yet hem given as to the fetus Minim of lie country. Witheatlesks in poserka of may miffs ems Mee ea the sakket. we think we may very solely me totsM that then b as lateatisa CA the part of the EMI& saws the Puojeab to oar Emblem Had Cifirerlis le restied, it would, we 11)0R141 have be.. pined. Me Side sad the Deems, fee a time seder a sew rakisate. Mil arrangements were made he 'swim ea its Ades as Ohms of other previews are serried as. Instead of fhb see ers, it seems, to have a sort of conneil of regency, carkkag of 61r Henry barrens as praline, lir. John Daimon ' and Mr. C. G. Nand, formerly of Agra, as sambas Those an to have leader km Isar seemisissen, vie .—)Gars. IL If. Edward ThomasM. P. Edgeworth, and D. F. Tha teffewlag lbe of the names of the &pan ocemissiesse sad milsbals about to be appointed is given by our north west eicksinwaries. We infer that this mesas seaseldag dillsreat hem animation in the ordinary amnesties of the tsomos we led it viewed unfavourably by those most mum pond Is mad who are favourable to amendon Is.. F. B. Peones, and I. R. Ceram, to be dopey essmimisasse ; Messrs. P. Sprees, Forsyth, H. P. Fame, Ere Men. @Myna, Henderson, Neelood, to be seshleal• Mr. lidtatemory to have thJullundher Nab; Mayer M Peshawar sad the districts beyond the The following is the proclamation referred Is above : 011111eL ORD)/ ST Tres 110 RT ROM THE 00/11/0). 01/11ILL Or INDIA.-101/101DIPARTILIXT. Cam Fenesper, Hersh 17,1849. The Gemensweassal Us the Maest ---Dries k direstillhat Me kopeks@ whisk he lem this day noshed the Commander-beChM sad from MakMienral lall et a Lter Gilbert, N.C.H., be he illmmllsw tithe may sad of the people d lsila. The ai m B s ell& sera who wan w h s . La the " m e a Ihe ham retuned la o a *as* km, Sirder Chinn Singh, Bekie Ikon Oak sod the pinipl Sikh sirdero &Uremia, &owed Sob mask Me the heads of Nejor•Guseral Nr Wear Fortromo *me of o f were at the ease time war. Mowl the remains of the 80th army, to the anntber nem, Ltd down their nay in the presents of tie Brill& hoopla The Govoraor-Cessesal onus to his oyeallfey ecor _ bi_dik4 Is llsjor6ileseral Gilbert, :kbd ir the whole Inge sisormsokstioss as this eosins node y., V i t Tov 4 s 836.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2,1849. f THREEPENCE. el the bottle of Ciesjieseossil el the oparatioss subemeeet to it, so Ada essimeasd by the Majoi-esseral, to mist et Ws e s brlesesiese. Ist the war hut yet ellIdelled; ise ass there be say seen-Ys of \Militias mill Dad Maimed Hbas and the tallarm are either grim& from the provisos of aZir or within it, The HASA arse/ his _des* remised its march spas Alto* ; mad the Oevcosso.eessral eoelidestly hopes that the satire seams whisk, with God's blessing, will eased it, us/ suable him seas to ussessee the vestorstios of pesos. The Goversoraeassal &sets that, la homer of the important mats whisk have sow beat sodded, a salute of 2l raw be Ind frost every prised* station of the army is iy order of the Rigkt H. Go Gov. Goo. of ladla, (84pod) H. M. Rum; Bmwetur the Government et India, with Governor GenereL PRONE TER RIGET /ON. TIM 00XXANDRIVIN-CIFIEUP, TO TIN RIGHT NON. Tall GOTRIGION ORIZZAL OP INDIA, &a. used Quartos, Clamp 1116 March, 1649. My Leed,-1 have the aressest Ilis&sa la reports& to year lerdslii, the Ihniter happy rend& of the ileideini T obtaiaed at Gerjleme ea the - 2bit alt. Msjor-Geneirel S Weller Gilbert, with that mew sal judgment whit& ineessi ass to molest Ma is manes the ulterior operations entesqusat to that action, has well fel- Ailed the trust repent is lin, by rapidly e in=?* rooted enemy, which has led to their %squab! Sie _s the surrender of their ref/again gam, sad about 16,0 W nand of arms, all of wMek an new ia ear pasesinion ; and rejoin to add, that this lowlands seemennatioa has bees oticalsed without • le shot gel r ed. The whole of the Sea hate with their eirdass have arie eons in, with the exception of &bat slisharej sad Clebnil Itioltpuil Wash, who have abeseeihd, bet witheat ibilewera We have arm in our yerseilea di use taken at Geei ng sad abandoned by the snowy in his retreat es the 21eV Felientry 40 surreudered to Major Glean! Mr Walter Gilbert sines that event ; 12 captured at Chlllanwallek and 60 at Mooltan ; tasking $ total of 168 plain of ordnance white have fallen into our heads daring the present nun heartily coegratulating year lordship at this meet ry termination of the Bah war, I have, Is. (Slimed) Gowen, General. 7101 N•301-011111AAL ill W. IL OILNIIT, 001- MANDING FEUD FOZCZ ON SPICIAL lIINTIC3, TO N. N. ILLIOT, taco., SSCARTARTTO TIN GOTINNIEBINT OP INDIA VETE TIN GOTERNOII.OI/11./S. Camp Boma insides, Muck 14,1849. Sir,—Baste I addreeod yea is the 11th blatant, front Boormock, I have Mussed to Baird hada', which place I mashed today. I have sow the high patifleades of repertisi for the information of the Illskt Hen. the Governor General of India, that the disarmament of the Sikh arm , commenced at Manikyalle bee been VIM day by the sur render of their swords by the Sikh Arden, in presence of the commanding Alcoa of division sad brigades sad their staff. The ifitesi Ms, of Munk has following ex tract of a of liter, data, Clomp Bowan the Mik w a Toloa, 17th March : I ollareet the hasty ennender of the eirdare is solely to be attributed to the 'outwit so nobly prowl by Gilbert. Prom my owe euvereatioa with many of the disbanded singba, they were reedy to fight again, could they have got bet a few rupees to keep body and soul together. But the old general being a good judge of place, and bumf% well the advantages of mewing hard a horse nearly baba, not giving him time to get his wind mein, stopped the abeam of this tenantry, the Pittwa, a tolerably rich one, w ir di = pillaged by nem Singh sad hie father. Un surrender was the ineviteble eonsemenes, and I essider eke Walser is Goaded to the highest praise a cow maim ma dela viz., that of kis object by celerity of movement, tasted of to a nmthiaker me lamega is a soldier, but 'tie good ea Mr W premed en with the few troops he bad ; his wide line bald being literally covered by his reinforee meals. Menke,. though with bet Be treele filet, be was in reality very stress. as a lull of a day or two could always brthg him aa asemeloa of etre•gtk, I oonsider this maeldt the best Wag of the sanipaign Ea point of strategy. The Sikh se really Rae feliewii ; they exhibit no amp leg ; ;they say they haw been beam bet they acknowledge dm Mu Mims, and Mt like deem About 15,000 et tirit have yid by us wi th out a &Mock. sword, or la the whole man. The men end Imam alike is good condition. There me ao sign of slaseatitm ts be ma, though they avec to al hums reedaMpep if sight melba. I 1). lieu se doubt mists ea to the Diet having Assisi W pomp of the Indus to ties sighs. Affgbane we sow eaps to be areming that AVOW, in retreatolsw salsa. Lawman pima tbrenglk yesMeday with Sho re Wei. The ilia le a Ahem leas wish a settled Mick Mark smalliser cents, and s= look ; he is obese .ad unwieldy. The Geßtielltall'e Gazette of the 3rd says; It will, we have so doubt, afford mach pleasure to many of our readers, to learn that the Bombay Mums, under the comma* of General Dead's, has earned golden Maims in the empaign of the Panjaab. Since their de. y arta» trim Mulles, alter the septum of that fortress, they hare beset la daily movement without interlßileiol2, except twilit when they could not find Melia of e, using the rivers. Theere amongst the fist to reach the Indus near Attook, and have, we make no doubt, long Mee arrived at Peshawar, wh:ch in future to form the " Pillars of Hercules" in Mile India. The sepoys sad officers of this gallant column have su lked In a perfect manner the repatation for discipline, for endurance of fatigue, and for that most decided imam of character which have long distinguished the army of this proideney, end which will not fail to be holden forth as an example to the seams of all India. The soldiers of the atbay column were :in good health on reaching Anemic, although they looked a Mile exhausted from thee incessant nuaddeg and fielding. They marched up to the field on the day before the battle of Goojerat, and on the day of the battle they marched in pursuit of the enemy. At. Bombay the first criminal sessions of the pre sent year were just concluded. They showed a lighter calendar than usual ; and the chief justice hat given reason, by some remarks which fell from him, to suppou that he does not think this community more vicious than an ordinary European one of similar extent. the directors of the Bombay Steam Navigation Company, after having taken into consideration the circumstances ander which their flue new iron steam-vessel the Surat woe ran upon a reef on the Kattiawar coast on the 12th of February last, have dispensed with the services of the second officer, during whose watch it wu that the accident oxurred. The captain has been suspended from pay far five months; and the first officer, in consequence it is said of tome proposition made to him for a tem porary reduction of his pay, has resigned bis appoint ment. Captain Hawkins, the senior officer of the ludian navy, stands appointed master attendant from the 3rd April, vice Captain Lynch, who came home by the pieiert mail. The governor, with Lady Falkland mid suite • had left for Mahableshwar and Poona during the hot weather and rains now approaching. The governor is accompanied by Mr. isfalet, chief secretary, and CoL Melville, secre tary in the naval and military departments to govern ment, as secretaries in attendance, the duties of the secretariat* at Bombay devolving in the meantime on Messrs. Lumaden sad Courtney, the two other seem• taxies to government at present. His excellency the Commander-in-ChieC Sir Willoughby Cotton, with suite, has also left for the hills" on a tour of inspection." - The other presidencies do not supply any items of news calling for particular notice in this place, and ample details will be found below. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. 80/ISAT, APRIL 3 —IXPWITS.—We have no marked change to repotting!. the date of oar lad (17theltimo). There have Men ems eamidenbie wink a d invoke of goods previously said le arrive, bat there is no sesumnistka et samba and prices with few owe emnumb em pire rM e a l e as beam The moll ar twist is active, and imed. flineasa—la mest diem we welts s advisee of prim ha Mar at nedy Sollelimeng miss: ISO tons Mite bar, at ups. per eseept MS ewe. tesokee • amps, ot MM. per cot., to arrive ; MO ona. weer, at 10fes. Cliggse ea Omega is fug, worth our mole. Nears, inks mural, in NMI very JIMA Oa lturritcrues.—llie tmesetkos d The ihrtnigka krekelagy deliveries of goods prearimely mid le Mlle. been am dieenlia Among them we may note NM piens a Wish grey diadem and 0,009 grey modapellmat the War bad raw ismer he miss then bekre. Grey jameetealow wag ere ell ask able at knew prices, and stooks of them an ma iew. Grey demise have now nearly ceased ke this soma be be in sa la amed whatever, though we bear of a kw Mee since ow MM. continue Pt good meek, particularly Akin& whisk ere haegn seedily cm mint Madapollants are also ha dimwit bat moody wonh the prises regents realised. 'saloons et Se T w o mlity win active Seared, the ism makes being red gibe dogs an miagls M frame pins. d irttlis way mesh as. Peeled. My mellealer emetiments, amid Ma Ise., alegasdn at Mr mils Mom WeeLtailleleellie OS be" in no request. Twos.—Tbese ere sew b goal request, and holders of No. 30 eat MI la mai and water both have been able to establish a eamider gle Mont Mum Se isles of the fortnight have, in 4 to amounted laa beles. 19,300 lbs. No. 20 Mule at 31 minas. per lb. 10,340 „ „ 30 „ „ 7 „ 13,000 „ „ 40 „ „ 7i to 8 „ 17.000 It 11 2 0 09 It 5 1 /0 tie s . l °° It 22 5,1e0 „„44 1 water (inferior) at 31 as. 9,909 „ 30 " 9 348. There has alro bee; a ,ale of B,OOOIM. Net. 40 and 30 Turkey red at B. 1 3 as. per lb. This was very full weight Ilua.—We beer of about 200 hhds. of Baas having been sold at 00 re. per hbd. No Meow at market. rim a.vo imas.,—ftly In moderate *they and stocks heavy. Cocuricat--We hear eta sale of 1,290 lbs. at >3 re. per Ib , and that may be wandered the peke es yet, thenig the stocks in erg blade are ethaueted. itarraov.—teolbs. reported to have been said at 13n. pw lb. EXPORT Mary.—Camidenbie ismemtione have Md effect in Ws market .I.m our hat. Corms.—ln all we bear about 10,000 bales of broach have been taken up at 82 tea. to 64 rs. per candy; 3,000 bake Molars, at 78 re. to 81 m; Oemzuwage, 1,30 e maw, at 78 re. to 80 TS. OPILIIIrThiII dreg keine la vales, and for good Mahn 1,400 re. per chest in now amended. Ilemorna—Thar alter a slight temporary decline again rallied on the arrival of the leg Owned Mail, and are now Arm at 41. to 41. 2e. Oct. to all parts of Gnat Blinn. To ChM' we quote Rs. 13 per candy, but cat amok Minim. Mower MAnar.--Massy continues plentiful, and we do not make • eingie elterstka on any of our last quotations of stock, whicdt were m loDows : 3 per seat. Tnader Lena. Be. 9 per sent prenelem per oat. lean, 1823.26 Rs. 103 to 104 pm 100 tikoa 3 per seat loan, 1841-42 Re. 99 to 991 per 100 OD's. 4 per ant. loan, 1632-33 Bs. est per 100 Ilicos 4 per emit loan, 1633-$3 . Bs. 83 to 6.4 per 100 Ca's. 4 pa aft lora, Made Bs. 83 to 83i per 100 C 0.% Ram Baum. Mak et Inithey Ba. 29i to 30 pee dent =. °timid irk Bs. 9le 10 „ Aga lea 1 comemid lank Its its. .16 , Deil el po teem Navigation Cu.ca ms. Ri. 30 a.—On the arrival of the lad ma fines Clamelllvale et ening, on Nagrad, Utah bog liken memlasd ix ems ipe, at Is. left to la. Illa. fer hti st m athsdeat, teat ft w . 1, pre way, and we now= b. MA to Is. lOil. es the rale of Se day. At la. 144. On Wenn we quote per kr bilk at !he d ge:, earn Clam 2/911m geltiedelt, at le doge , sight On no plots domt—lgese of Baia tioverelone seek ilre. fa to lln. 4e.; Beak alf Enema mem per Am% Rum or BelouT. Destmert —On penniseent bill; 5 per cent.; on private bills at or Milan 3 manes, 7 pee amt beemnem—On fter teens on government notes, 6 per cost; on rah meet amemnls griernment not,,, 7 per cent.; on loans on gwedt of mei, 46,5 prom lbs ass lame sa &mit of II per sent. government notes Is 93 pa frefei mt.t pm Mau ash pr ee ierment notes 90 per cut.; and ma mmane. The total number of guns surrendered is 41, of which a return shall be forwarded hereafter, and the number of stands of arms laid down before the hue ender my coin nand h about 18,000. (Signed) W. R. GILBRILT, Major General, Commanding Field Form on Special Service. (True Copies) (Signed) H. M. Eu.ior, Secretary to the Govt. of India with the Gov. Gen. The Bombay Telegraph and Courier gives the fol lowing, :remind on the night of April 2nd by express : By the Agra express, which reached Bombay yesterday evening, we have received news from Gemmel Sir W. R. Gilbert's camp to the 19th ult. The general, with the 17 boats which he had got preset= of, was crossing the Inds as rapidly as possible. Three regiments were already en camped OR the Peshawar lade of the river, and In another day the whole army was expected to be aucth. The Afghans were in full retreat; and if the Khyberries should impede their passage through the pares, they would be made pri soners to a man. " Dom Mahossed," remarks oar cone spoedent, " came for wool, and he will go back (if he ever goes back) well shorn." The intentions of the governor-general regarding the Pan janb hed not been matte known at Agra up to the 28th ult., Bat the order for many civilians: to proceed to Loodianah to report themselves to the resident at Lahore, was considered conclusive as regards the annexation of the country. The same paper nye : There seems every math to believe that the Punjab is to be mane:ed. Orders ere said to lave been lamed to the 14th Irregular Cavalry and to a hew of the governor general's bodyguard to be fa readiness to mast the Ma karejah Dlutleep Singh, together with Meelesj awl Narain Singh to the Provinces. It is farther added that Mr. John Lawrence had come to Lahore, with the eapposed intention of receiving the final instruction' of Lord Dais rowd oungthee ies the removal of the youthful leder of the Pantheb. And the picture of Vie Aglow width ein OVIMPS has out before, it may be Mated thee it is m nadir stood the Punjaub is to be guessed by • bishk eenneff, of which Sir H. Lawrence is to be president ; that a numbs: of Smithies have been ordered up to the hothirth Or the mew r tn olle m ad o ertaking charge et reviews slat s end ihst have bow heath hr the mtheemene ef Beide , =at afforest stations, of Weemethed sad am te be the chid. It is the lathe of the = e arrmgemesto may added paw to the of the Meemer width anger the peeled mail; in the mematime we imam wheels frees two of the N. W. =l4 while scalds a good deal of interadag, and no egemet, isheisatice on the subject: " The gmetherimeeral has not thud his prockmaties as yet assesing the Ponjeab, but the meesurse that have aL ready bee taken prove to asthat the Pujenb is te he en souk or clearly and oseethethly as if we had the preelemen. timbers as. We knew that a number of gesehmen el the deg anise have been &reeled to pressed to Leedlasek, and report th eir arrival there to th e reddest at Lame, sad this era be he so other purpose then Mham them I. readi ness for the ohninistrades - lithe alike fifths emery, when the govenorgeural CORMS= the peeper time has salved for its annexation. The hawk* h a list of the names of the gentlemen of the cull ionise who are to proceed to the Pun anb : " r. R. Montgomery, at Caimans ; Mr. B. Thornton, at Mattes; Mr. D. F. Macleod, at BOUM ; Mr. M. P. Edge. worth, at Banda. Among the joint magistrates and the deputy collector : Mr. C. J. Wingfield, at Mutants ; Mr. J. R. Barnes, at Shajebenpore ; Mr. F. B. Pearson, at Capes ; Mr. W. J. B. Caruso, at Simla, or Jullaudur Ames, the aarieteats: Mr. H. Brenton, at Myapoorie ; Mr. H. P. Fans, at Cawnpore ; Mr. P. H. Spites , at Keaton ; 11r. B. C. Bayley, et ; Mr. J. Wedsm at Jaen pore ; Mr. B. Septe, at Itinspon; Mr. G. F. Macleod, at Be ams ; Mr. H. B. Hendersos, at Cassius, ; Mr. D. Simeon, Mr. R. Siimmen,Genakpore ; Mr. F. D. Forsyth, Saharnpote. " O th er lemegestests we hear, an to be made for the ad ministreties of th e eilldr ' s of the Fulani). It is said that a bead of eimminieners will be folioed, foe purposes of re. seed essistieg of Sir H. Lawrence, Mr. J. Law. roses, Mr. (from Tampon), mad Mr. C. G. Memel Man . It h assidsrod thabtfid, however, whether Mr. Mansell will armpit the appointment, which is said to have been veered to him." The Delhi Gamete has the annexed list of intended military movements : Oar surmises as to the arreegemeste for the distribution of the army having been eseagleted, have proved correct, and the deleih are beginning to be made known, though not so rurally as might be the whit of those unearned. Amth others, however, we have learnt for certain that the 69th N. I. are to be untamed at the town of Jhelum, and that the 80th Regt. N. I. are to come to Delhi fruit Lahore. am writing the above paregranh, we have received still Immo ample information whiek does not leave tench to be whirl kr: "The let Troop Ist Brigade HMO Artillery (Baldwin's) hes , to Jolualther when relieved by the 3rd mte ed Horse Artillery. Neiman), laisda, mtillsry, from Fame pm le trews with 4 mmyemin ghee Majesty's 98th Feet, we seen es emr{age le preenrable. " The N. 1., from F_ when the 68th arrives from dr D. Hill's reserve ; the IMedrserge to proceed on to Lahore, when the 18th Rert:seeth Fermspere. " The 34th Reilmest N Leasure to . when relieved by a rnent the army of the " The 17th Irrvi Cavalry, when relieved its *dr present thatite, to remain at Ferempere. The 2nd and 4th companies Ski balls. Artillery, hem thebellah to Lahore, immediately, " Casein Bialeside's troop of Hama Artillery, to Foam pon. " Captain Baldwin's ditto, to Jelesdker. "Captain Dawe's ditto, to LemilanaL " Captain Huish's ditto, le "Capt. Warner and Capt. Amities temp of H. Arty., to Lahore. "Capt. Mackenzie and Capt Abwerembie's troops, to Weserabad. " Limit-Col. Campbell's ditto, to Meerat. " Captain Miles'e Battery, with 29th, 89th, and 63rd Regi ments N. 1., to Jhelum. " Maier Ludlow's and Capt. J. D. Shakespeare's Batteries, to Waseerated. " H.M. 9th Lancers, 6th Light Cavalry, H.M. 24th and 2 tit Foot, to Wuseeralith. H.M. 10th and 32ad Foot, to Lahore. " The 9th and 46th reoffments N. I. to Umbellah. " KM. dragoons to Jelundlier." or Sawaaa.—Yamterday _a Neagh malted. court was bold, over which Mr. Deputy The City and the China Gas Computes prepaid a re duced scale of charges for lighting ; the propoeitsoa was re ceived with applause, and Mr. Deputy Harrison moved that their offers be accepted, which motion wu :mtotteded by Mr. Deputy Cook, and nuaniatowly speed to. Mr. Deputy Godson said the commissioners and public bad toral the Great Central Gas Company far the reduction such as it was, end he had no doubt they would have to thank that company far still further reduction. The court then ad- Owned. ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE AT LIRE- Noveß.—YfarisEise mining, bums 8 and 9 o'clock the posteraspemsaiwacreated on the river-aide at Lime home, in scenegnenso of a desperate attempt having been made by a ma aeon& George Holm to murder a young woman named Nettla Heider, by cutting her throat with a reser, and this endeavouring to dean his own life by isWer meta. Reim and the wounded woman were re moved to the lamb& Hospital ; hopes are entertained of the recovery ed the woman, but the wound of the man it is fond 01 rim In a subarea Mae the IMO paper Faye : The troops waded for the Wuse erab.d cantonment are to mash ea the tight bank of the Cluaanb till farther orders. The whale of the remainder of the army of the Punjab marched mom on the 19th. A wing of the 6 h Irregular C i r es t7 and a wiag of the to be at Palmer, and a wag et dm ea I = O sim a i ty, sad et the 26th Moire Iniatry Se le tempearlip Nita WI Saimaa ilir c = it tai i , llgess the emend a a gild s ed Avian, gem to lkortkpow. oil liaaerel Mart, we pre sume, takes the Pentads Ilk lei* Meehan remise with the Wasemabed hese fist the parent. The 72nd M.I. at. to be stationed ea' the 73rd at Meerut. The 44th go to Allahabed, the to Cawnpoce, and the 62nd to Maloyetua and Minh. WEST INDIA MAIL. The Royal West India mail-packet Medway, Capt. Symons, arrived at Southampton this morning, and landed her mails under the charge of Lieut. Thomas Cull, R.N., Admiralty agent. Her deter 1 aro : Santa Martha, March 22 ; Grey Town, Nicara gua, March 28 ; Panama, March 28 ; Chagres, March 30; Carthagena, April 2 ; Demerara, April 6; Tri nidad, April 7 ; Grenada, April 7; Jamaica, April 9 ; I Barbidoer, April 9 ; St. Jago de Cnba, April 10 ; Martinique, April 10 ; Antigua, April 11 ; Poet) , Rico, April 14 ; St. Thomas, April 16 ; Fayal, April 28, at noon. The freight on board amounts to 48.986 dols. ; together with dollars in gold, 400,966 ; dollars in silver, 361,948; British coin, 3084; plating, 3833.; pearls, SOO. Cholera has disappeared from Chagas. Persons are rapidly crossing the isthmus, and every facility is now found to take them to Panama. Numbers have left Panama in smali boats, who, it is feared, will perish. Distress cad disappointment prevail at Panama for want of con veyance for California. Twenty vessels have recently le s t:floras° and Callao with provisions and mann goods for California. South America is completely cleared of manufactured goods, and ex tensive orders have been transmitted to Ragland. The Californian gold brought by the Medway is in payment of shipments; it was melted into bars at Urns. The King of Mosquito had come to Bluefields to meet Mr. Christie. A line of steamers now run monthly from Grey Town to Grenada; and Grey Town it is expected will shortly supersede Chaves. The government of Costa Rica is making a new road, by means of which the coffee crop of next year will be shipped at Grey Town. At the latest dates Nica ragua was tranquil. The negroes in Jamaica have refused to pay the market-dues, and riot and tumult have in consequence taken place. Monages har addressed the Venezuelan Congress in a presidential message. The Dutch government have been de sired to draw Para from Curacao. The Granada Council and Assambly are at issue on money matters. An insure:Am of slaves had broken oat at Peri:amber*, Rio Jaaerio, and Bahia. All trade , was supended, and the ships had all left the bar , boars. The intention of government to make Guiana the depot for liberated slaves hes not reconciled the disaffected. We have the following later from PORT-AU-PEINCE, Aram 2, 1849. His Excellency President Soulotique continues to head the army against the Dominicans, and, except • slight reverse experienced by a ext of his troops on crossing the frontiers, has proceeded as far as Asna nearly unopposed ; as there is a strong party of the Dominicans in favour of his excellency, it is pro bable that in a few days he may obtain possession of 1 the city of St. Domingo. Many of the influential Dominicans have; fled to St. Thomas, and among thorn that remain there is a want of union. The island is otherwise tranquil. FRANCE. PARIS. T rink?. 6.r.x. The arrest and imprisonment of three members of the assembly on Saturday night, which caused such an animated debate in the chamber yesterday, has had a beneficial result in preventing the recurrence of the evil. Last evening none of the usual groups were to be seen on the Boolavers* and the deplorable scenes of Saturday evening have not been renewed. It appears that several ladies were temporarily, arrested charged with forming part of seditious groups. The question of a continued subsidy to Montevideo was determined in the assembly yesterday in the affirmative, notwithstanding the opposition of the committee. The question of armed intervention was reserved. Upwards of 200 Sicilian refugees have reached Marseilles, amongst them is General Mieroslaweki. The breach between the President and his cousin, I napoleon Bonaparte, is now complete. At the latter ' end of last week, immediately after the return of the ' latter from Madrid a violent altercation took place between the cousins, the result of which would have been, under ordinary circumstances, an appeal to arum Such could not, of course, be the solution, but the breach stems irreparable. Napoleon Bonaparte will probably now throw himself completely into the arms of the socialists. Perhaps this will make up to, the latter for the loss they have sustained in the secession of the two sons of old Lucien, who are now firm allies of Louis Napoleon. The divers parties in the field are actively em ployed in endeavouring to influence the forthcoming elections. It is impossible to give a guess of the result even in Paris. There will probably be a very heterogeneous mixture, after all. The moderates have put forth Cavaiguac among the 24 candidates whom they intend to support in Paris; bat the men whom he beat in June will oppose him fiercely, whilst the others will give Liam but lukewarm support. The press here is completely absorbed by this electoral struggle, and the foreign nee •s, great as has been its importance within the last few d'ays, has excited little in the way of comment or attention generally. Even that barometer 'the Bourse has been but very slightly affected, and the news of the disturbances at Berlin caused only a fall of a quarter of a franc. There was no hominess of importance to English readers at the Assembly to-day. A project of law, voting 48,000 francs for a credit to the ministry of foreign affairs for extraordinary expenses, passed without opposition. The debate on the organisation of the public forces was then resumed. At the Bourse the funds opened firmly, but fur some cause, not attributable ,palpably to any particular event, they fell slightly towards the close. The Three-per-Cents. opened at 57.20 and closed at 56.704 The Fives opened at 88.65, and closed at 88.25. The Conatitutionnel publishes an account of a journey taken by the president of the republic to the department of the Aube. He left Paris on Sunday morning at 4 o'clock, accompanied by M. (Allen Barret, and arrived at Troyes at noon. There he passed the national guard in review; and after pre senting to them several new colours the troops marched off past him, and he returned to Paris, which place he reached at Sin the evening. Yon will find few potentates ready to get up at 4 in the morning, even to dis!ributo new colours. The journal Le Peuple was yesterday again seized by the police. The following appeal addressed to the " People " apron in the red republican and socialist journals : Ahe pecuniary resources of the Democratic Socialists Committee are all at once dried up by the suspension of the electoral meetings. The committee appeals to all the socialist democrats ; it conjures them, in the name of the cause, to again impose on themselves • sacrifice. Subscriptions us opened at the offices of all the democratic journals. Two of the three priests who figured in the socialist banquet of Sunday, the Abbe Montlouis and the Abbe Trenchant, are both, says the Gazette dee TrThunaux, ander interdiction. Paws. Mee I. New Loan, —; Mae pw Cans., 56 73 . ; ewe per mew., 88 25; Last Loan, gelgtaw Mr, 1640, 934 ; Do. 1842, 911 ; Do. roormat.a-Half, Naples Mates, ; Rama lam, 774 ; Treasury beds, —. Bank same, 7400. Runup on London, 30 days, ash; 90 dam, awn. Ranwars.—Paris and Orleans, 830—; Parts and Rams, 570 —; Room and Havre, ; Avignon and Mareeillre, 217 60 ; mwenema and Bale, 105; Centre (Visnott), 360; Annan' sad Bou logne, 'Bordeaux, 410 ; North, 453 75. SPAIN. We have received the Madrid mails of the 26th ult. The Union states that a gentleman in Paris has re ceived the following letter from Cabrera, dated Mar seilles, April 27 : I him' been 'arrested in a house on the extreme frontier, where I had come to in order to fulfil a mission, and not as a fugitive, since I had fought with the enemy three days and dispersed them. I have just arrived at Marseilles, and I am on the point of setting out under mart for Toulon. I have only time to write to yen these few linos, fa order that you may take proper steps with the ministers sad president of the republic to obtain my enlargement. Ueda • regime of liberty can a foreigner be treated m ender the infamous tyranny of Louis Philippe ? I have faith in your govero meat. I await your reply, which, lifeboat doubt, will be an order to set me at liberty. That cirenalstanee will enable me to reach one of the frontiers of the republic. Oar correspondent writes: — MADRID, Aram 26, 1849. The only occurrences of the day worth mentioning are a lengthy speech of the well-known progresista Cortina, against the much-debated Clergy Bill, and the appearance In Gallicia of a CArlist band, commanded bl i G e e r n i4 eral G arcia, which has signalised its begin , n by the surprise of a detachment of thirty foot Isol whom it took prisoners and disarmed. Queen Christina's newspaper, the Repono, has an nounced the departure of that illustrious lady . and her husband, the Duke of Rianzarre, for Aliquot. The Queen sets out for the same deliol4l residence on the 30th. To-day the new tariff which mo difies is some measure the protective system, will be presented in the Cortes. ITALY. NAPLES.—Our eorrespondeq writes u foil )ws : NAPLES, APRIL 24. The struggle in Sicily is pretty nearly settled. Such inoelligenee, however, es I have received from Sicily since I wrote lest I will give you en mane. It is contained is a letter from Meksina dated April 19: " This city is now considered quite safe ; the arrests here amount to between 200 and 300, without any cause being assigned, made generally at night, when the poor creatures were in bed. The town is in a state of siege. From Catania I hear that the Bul'dog was going down to G irg enti, but had put off its departure in consequence of had weather, and was going instead to Syracuse fur a couple of days. Nobody had returned to Catania, and nothing was doing. The Sicilian troops had taken up a strong position at Csstiogiovanni, with the intention of arresting the progress of the enemy overland to Palermo. Nunziantes force, which at first amounted to 7,000 men, had be n in creased to 12,000. A decree had been published at Catania to reassure the timid and wavering, and in doors them to return to their ruined houses. It offers a fall pardon to every one except the chiefs— the movers, exciters, and abettors of the revolution— the disturbers of the public peace—those who had improperly used the public money, or the money of private individuals; in short, including or excluding everyone u it suited the convenience of the government; a friend of mine went to ask if her husband might re turn, and was flatly and bluntly refused, although Filangieri had previously told that that person had nothing to fear. Yesterday morning 5,600 troops left for Gaeta, it is said to allow of others marching into the Roman states. Indeed, it is believed by many that a portion of the royal forces have crossed the frontiers. The Romans, on the contrary, have withdrawn their forces to concentrate them about Rome. The Allegheny, U.S. steamer, returned from Gaeta on Sunday, 22nd ult., and Princeton came in from Oenoa and Leghorn on the morning of the 23rd. Five per Cents., 891. Exchange on London, 680. ROMAN BTATRS.—Thefollowing further particu lars of the disembarkation of French troops at Civita Vecchia, and the subsequent proceedings of the French general are published in a supplement of the Semaphore of Marseilles:—"The steam-frigate Sane, which left Civita Vecchia on the 27th, has arrived here. We learn by her that the troops forming the French ex pedition disembarked at (Arita Vecchia on the 25th and 26th. The following order of the day was im: mediately issued : Sadiers,—The French flag floats on the forts of Clefts Ver. chic ; we had expected that we should be compelle I to effect a landing by fence, and every measure had been adopted to secure its success; but we were inspired with the idea of our government, which, associated with the genercue feelings of Pius IX., wished to avoid as much as possible the effusion of blood. The authorities of Civita Vecchia, yielding to the wishes of the inhabitants, opened the gates of the town to us at the first summons. This reception, you will feel, adds to one duties; it would aggravate any breach of discipline ; it commands us, not only to respect the people, bu` to keep up the most friendly relations with them. The fleet will, in a few daps, bring us considerable reinforcements. Soldiers of the land forces, I am your organ in thanking our brethren in arms of the navy; it is to their powerful co-operation that we owe our first success. (Signed) Orflinox DE REGGIO, A part of the French troops are quartered in Clefts Vechia, and the rest are encamped under the walls I and in the neighbourhood. The duty of the town is confided half to the French and half to the Roman troops. The steam flotilla left Civita Vecchia on the 27th for Toulon, where it will embark fresh troops. The Sane will return immediately with a squadron of chseseurs."—The Nouvelliste hu the following : Not only did our soldiers meet with no opposition, ' but they were received with acclamations by the people and by the national guard. Our flag, united with the Pontifical colour", has been hoisted on all points of the town. At the departure of the steamer, it was reported that the triumvirate of Rome were directing all their disposable forces on Civita Vecchia, but this demonstration was not re garded in a serious light, and, on the first opportu nity, the battalions of the Roman republic will not fail to disband themselves. The following is the pro clamation addressed by General Oudinot immediately on his landing : Inhabitants of the Roman Stateti,—ln presence of the events which agitate Italy, the French republic resolved to *end a corps d'arioJe on your territory, not to defend the present government, which it has not recognised, but to avert great misfortunes from your country. France does not arrogate to herself the right to regulate interests which are, before all, those of the Roman people, and which extend them selves to the whole of Europe and to all the Christian world ; she has oily considered that by her position she was particularly called on to interfere to .acilitate the establish ment of a regime equally removed from the abusing which have been for ever destroyed by the generosity of the illus trious Pius IX. and from the anarchy of late days. The flag which I have just hoisted en your shores is that of peace, of order, of cooeiliation, and of true liberty. Round it will rally all those who wish to co-operate in the accomplishment of this patriotic and sacred work. (Signed) &motor DE Remo. TUSCANY.—The Monitore roman() of the 24th alt. announces the arrival of a courier from Guts, with the following letter addressed to the government commission: Gentlemen,—The annexed autograph letter of our sove reign was already prepared when the intell.gence arrived that • deputation was to leave Florence, upon which the send ing; of it was postponed ; but Chevalier Senator Professor Matteucci, having arrived here on the 20th, confirmed the news that the departure of the deputation from the capital had already taken place. As his highness wialics to defer no longer the expression of his sentiments, in consequence of the delay of the deputation, I am charged with the honour of sending you, gentlemen, the letter itself. I take advantage of the circumstance to declare myself, with the greatest esteem and respect, gentlemen, your obliged and devoted servant, A. BITITUSER. " Idols dis Gaeta, Aprill 22." "Gentlemen,—Your letter of the 13th ult. proved highly gratifying to me, because it brought me the announcement of what my heart most desired—namely, of the return of the Tuscan people, who have by their own efforts shaken off the yoke of a small but bold faction which had held them under oppression. The people now return to the heart of their father, who governed them paternally during 25 years. The Tuscans may rely that I shall be to them what I have hitherto been ; all my efforts shall be directed to procure their hap piness ; no sacrifice will be too great for me to attain this object. Be pleased, gentlemen, to announce to all Tuscans the aeatienenta here expressed, and be assured that, oe soon as more minute and hitherto longed for accounts shall ar rive, I shall take the necessary measures to resume in person the reins of the government of Tunny. "LEOPOLD. "Mole di Gaeta, April 20." The Itiferma of Leghorn states, that on the 23rd and 24th ult., meetings were to be held to decide upon the conditions unanimously proposed by the go vernment commission, which are : 1. The mainte nance of the constitution of 1818, with an armed na tional guard. 2. A Tuscan garrison, to the exclusion of the Velites. 3. The liberation of Guerazzi and Pe tracchi, and a general amnesty. 4. The continuation of the improvements commenced in the docks by the provisional government. Leghorn still held out on the 23rd ult. against the Tuscan troops, which were encamped round its walls. It had been decided to reduce the inhabitants by stopping egress and ingress to the town. A letter from Leghorn of the 22nd ult., in the Rfforma, says:—" The government commission has requested the French consul to write to the minister at Florence to beg of him not to undertake any mili tary operation against Leghorn for two or three days, as hopes are entertained that the people will yield to circumstances. The French consul has done as he was requested, without giving any advice of his own." LOMBARDY.—The Milan Gazette, of the 26th gives notice, on the part, the imperial com missioners, of a new plan for raising money, which shows that even their extraordinary contribu tions levied on the suspects do not suffice to sup port the imperial treasury. From the first of :clay there will be an emission of notes and treasury bonds, bearing interest at 3 per cent. of the nominal value of 30, 60, 120, 600, 1,200, and 2,400 lines, the interest being payable every six months, or every year, ac cording as the period will be marked on the notes or bonds themselves. The public banks will circulate and receive these securities as coined money, according to the nominal value, with the addition of the interests calculated up to the moment of emission and payment. The ordinary and extraordinary direct taxes can be paid up to half in these bills, and the custom-hoaxes and post-offices will conform to these regulations. The sum to be emitted will be 70 'millions, to be be extinguished in 110 years, b y . mesas of fresh taxes, which will be paid exclusively in treasury bonds. A letter from Mantua of the 19th ult. in the Riforma informs us that 21 individuals bad been ex traordinarily taxed. Of these MM. Benintendi, Faganini, and Rissini were:to pay 140,000 lire in six weeks. This almost surpasses the extraordinary !breed taxes at Milan. Notwithstanding the departure of the Sardinian plenipotentiaries, M. de Bruck still remained, on the th ult., at Milan. The reason of the non-de [foe Hungary of General Haynau's division (0.,, --.. nr 1 -depart . ii v , la . _ MM IC he. - ,-..E. , . i ,-.2,-