The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-20 00:00:00

#.l-/-(4-.-.-- , „(• 'ORATION to AUSTRALIA.—WitIi • view fable napealahle poem bib ere belloade be a b ee be botralleo Cbistek at the tomb panible pelt: =ti to tangat to dobeteb • LILAC d tvaior antileee et ler •-nnage. fCC th• 6 MMia°dl et &infer An at ea ty lob VMS al pomp boory. „ No e dit be .ebbeeed to tbe calm Malt•lfs aeal. ma AM% bid will la allesalbed lbe appobtot der (led we an panbabill, tattles beerarbie vii be "asimzeed TORT PIIILLItM sea Ma Plaiseotb Aral ? ocu oun e bran Si. low N. MILT, Clememaw. il ti g h STIDNET, to Ml tem Lembo Iley l e aid ay tl,• SHIP, poem bunko lb ma. pgraike **IMO hit ellb Inaba amesseada. fib IMISMApee, end Ihear Imes deals INMI lofty AM boo Mora leableirable oporromabe be be so. ejea et blameable sad elm ese pemerre. 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RASE, cd 22, Imorrieknoare, Lea^ ler _minim= MEDICAL GAL VANISM. vbiets will Is Nrowone Owe es melee el two panes ▪ Tb will to winisbei se IN waNat 0. la it will be bead t i =ian et eon Yam d willene. rbeenenw, nisties. be eawigibee, beelease, Osilkikany of ammo caw M a & cambiato. ingesi NW, ell wen of ammo issopiere. Nr. Bove eadisi er sp. *be tre Fame. I V= bee Mai wegillelet mut; nein dire etherwln, own en Ind ol it. It wieldy ems us plant le do without maim Tenn en rdeesper week. Tag QUA altaLlf REVIEW, Na Is Ng WOW& ocaremrs: ,gabs .+...., L DogAstekkii sod Sable lecoomy. & The Sksavers & Cede S. Clammy at el listris. S. Cameo Moms brio dais Lama. 7. Revolut&oxissd lianslay's History et Ewa. Jobs Morsq,Abourie.ezeet. -- • - NEW WORK BT MR. CHARLES DICZENti. tilt Ltd *ay will be pabliehed, the First Member, prite One et TER PUMOSAL EIBTOIT B It ATION NITURTA, EIL/1:1/614CE, AND OSSITIT pAvro COPPERFIELD the YOUNGER, of BLUNDBISTOWZ 11001[61T (whisk be Dem saint to =Aes ewz eseeest.) By Querns Detwswe. With Blue y Melia sc. Iftwes. To be esepieted is Twenty Iloathly balm& larks : liselkary eN Emm. DOUllrk,striet. worm. or aoarTaofirLirr. i ha died, sad may Mob bael at dl the libraries, la two vale., s bog T . OFODEN ; or, the Ease at Norway. By E. W. Lawma, EK., maim at *lts Pathows." aulf As boansdai aaa anew. Wady& Mr skaraidard an /VI- M,' issa and loom. 111 walk solalma maw Sae damlydara of ...4 %: imr "OM tesaary, milt!, aartativela by eitarsissay Yd. ids arl lots.braoltla aocoroa" Pa& "lamb ciders la . Wades' da mil ralio dalea, arldek I efibetwaly waked oat by mos at soa Widest. Its Meet dank perhaps. la the earwig aide al Yeedlar."--Jer alert Illea= 6 : Smith. =dm and Os.. di, WAIL YODELS OF COMIZRELOL LETTLES. FOURTH EDITION. We dot, to a searitoo eolomejeozoi ek_gh, prise Is PRACTICAL MERCANTILE CORRESPOWD ENCE: eareorteing the moot spgrolod models el eel gobjeet. Doemeota, pus Erma larder, Tatmloill tafrMr. Ey Emotes ANDIIIOO2I. A mut iromprobaraire rad ramble golds to sommirekt Now Mar. tbs assimplas bane taiga tram Fran commsreld letters. —Oburram "lb mime moo joit entering coonting.hoseer. to pleat at am. YaYI miari. OM hook will be fold o very mat mbar* bawl." —lfererattle fairs& tastes : Illastamt MAIM no* Flaing• i API Om& ImoA mem. _ •Baiifthaa tie mon MD ser oar Self MOW Dr Omillpsells• Mims NI Ds Slsesdi Iloaffo l f=r, st Os. sod waft my st diviswarasar. al Ile liss" rlosisor, Ilisrd oa os of ID, Ms. Dr Linn as& sesi. Iforossoss mpg Doirossasir, Sob" is—Priso SS, or N. Is doses) put Dm OD 'OM. THE NATURAL REGENERATOR et the DIDENTIVE °ROADS whirs* Malmo of sofbioll s pew to hada, edapad to tbs 'ma mods. 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TO gt lu-rew Otradbeb 147, hest- Most_ t Man, le, 45, wad strum ; *best tress lieseDsr.lo. ssropploso, Dososuotrost :(7g gORATIO EM ,aped t havo WTI o l d jrrae a.rau r awes wilt° F A Waal irwalltAlDS w *CAWS% "ha "MAW ow Alm * K rte " OW ITT 011 mem i tra 174 3 ...A i m wadi.' 8 71011 de= ▪ sia sow sie wasesi i s▪ • Wwwied. at Ws. ral 111 00a Demis t A/ 0011401.1. laal loV il irnom kaat dome veil d OTA —r wad" ladmil ai AIIFTIV A LaillOND I isel• th.l= MIR 411 g ook a" - -nee riVER PAZT Or mit arm. ralt te• d 3 dorde Irrost I Wow we We ban Ist base =la MANI a sot b 0 Omni El as to de dr figrAL. doold. dol di -rhea too Anil"! FRANCE• PARIS. TIIIIIIIIDAT, 101, RIIIIIOO7II, to which however I attach no en dit, were in circulation yesterday, of a modification in the the ministry. General Lamoriciers is spoke n of for the ministry of war, and General Bedeau for that of !mien affairs. 8o many rapresentetives are leaving Paris ever IMthat, after the budget is voted, it will not , it is , be patilis to make a house. The cholera has made bat little progress within the last two days, except in two or three hospi•als. The wihappy Sal tpetrure big again presented 68 slew el/r1 and 31 &Whs. At B:cetre, on the opts b."7, the increase has only been 10. Two hospitals Inthorto hive been spared—the Hosital of thellidi and that of the Incurables, in the Faubourg 6t. Motto. This immunity is an extraordinary set, her this latter establishment is is a quart er in whist there are many asses of cholera, aid it proves bow ill-founded is the idea of its being a contagious daeue, Once the old and infirm men of this hospital mutate to go in and oat at all times, and not me has let beea attacked. The number of hospital eases sites the commence meet of the *piddles° is 2,211,ari of deaths 1,241. The sub-committee oes the budget of public work. was engaged yesterday on an applicatioa k.r supple watery credit for three lines of railroads. It pro posed to make the grant required for the Tours and Nantes line, but unanunouly (Supercool of the augmentation of the expanses to be borne by the stwe, on sediant et the inarcusey of the estimates of the Ponta-st•Chausers. which or ginally were put down at 28,000,000 fr., but now are made to amount to 48,000.000 ft. Tee sub-commi tee also proposed to grant the credit demanded to meet the absre of the atete is the expense of the embankment from Bourges to the 800 d'Allier. As to the credit for the Mont pellier and Nimes road, the enb-oommittee mended the Minister of Public Works to sue the coms peaty for the breach of its contract with the state. The charge against M. Eugene Respell, one of the representatives of the people, for the armlet upon M. Point, another representative, came yesterday b-fore the Tribunal of Correctional Police. M. No: , ent Saint Laurent applied to the tribunal for an adjostnenent of the cue, on account of tb. illness of his client, M. RaspaiL The president replied that he had received a 'medical certificate of the illness of M. Raspail, bat thM, as his address wee not given, there were no mum of verifying the certificate, and therefore the epplitatios for an adjournment could not be granted. 111. Point and other witnesses depo.ed to the assault, mafirming what was (Wel on this subject at the sitting of the National Assembly in which authority sees men to prosecute M. RaspaiL The tribenat, after hearing these witnesses. fixed to-ronow fx bearing the avocet de la repriblique. At the latest moment we have received the folios leg dampish from oar correspond, nt : TarasbA3, 4.30 r m. M. de k Tour d'Auvergne, an ateathi to the minister of foreign affairs, has been app •intd to accompany Oen. Oudinot, as his secretary of legation. He left Paris last night, with despatches and instructions for the commander-in-cbief of the expedition, which he will, it is said, divide into two corps, one of 7,000 men, and the other of 6,000. M. de la Tour d'Anvergne, who has already been twice sent on missions to Oasts, is a nephew of the Cirdical.Bishop of Arras. H. he. been appointed secretary with a vitw to swig Oessrsl Oudinot in the diplomatic mission with which, as well as the command d the exp. ditionary army, he is entrusted. Ouerassi is said to have taken flight from Tussany. It is asserted in the couloirs of the Assembly, that M. Stadion, the Minister rf Foreign Affairs of Pr wells, will continue in office. R solutions were adopted in the Assembly to-dey, to prevent twig's being accorded but under certain re stektions. The discussion on the budget was then resumed, bat offered nothing of interest. PLR" Aram le. P•e? Las. ——; Three per 00111, 00 10 ; Mg 01•01, SS II; LIM PM* ; 0 .4 110 MM. MO. flat ; De. ISA lee ; Do. Tasr.eateakell. ; Papas Imam. lamas Preen. ; hemmer, ham* —. Peak Oksees. Ea:haw as Lesko. le orb; 90 da rurZwts. — • Parte red °rheas. • Path sad Penes, —; hew sad Bane. • Avignon lad Wasellies, 115 —; laraeboarg sad Pale, —; O ath Menke). --p Maim sail Dealegai. Derkew. 410 —; Per•.h. 43. U. ITALY. TUSCANY.—The Petrie says: "One last amounts from Florence give us the certainty that at the mo moot we are writing tl•ese lines the grand duke of Tuscany is returned to his capital." "It was reported to-day (says the Petrie of I.st evening), that the revolutionary government at Leg born has been overthrown by the peop!o themselves, as that of Florence had been before it. We have letters from oar own correspondent from Turin of the 15th inst., in which he says letters from Florence have just Sr/lived at the ministry, announcing that the result of a colliaon between the Leghorn 'shatters and the populace, in which the latter pre vailed,was the estabdshment of a municipal council, composed of persons devoted to the grand duke, at the head of whom are Btttino, Riegel'', and Dappled, who had seam d the government in the name of the grand duke, and that a deputation was on the point of setting out to bring him back to Tuscany. This intelligence is further c infirmed by the Now vediste of Marseilles, of the lith inst., jut come to hand, and is a complete confirmation or the news I seat you a day or two since by electric telegraph. NAPLES AND SlClLY.—lntelligence has reached ma by the Oberon steamer, tt at on its leaving Catania on Saturdey evening the city was in flames In three places; the moat beautiful edifices were a heap of ruins, and the renowned library and most ram of na- Loral history entirely destroyed. GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—The following is our correspondent's 1 letter: VIENNA, Aram 15. The news from Honorary coctinues unfavourable for the imperial army. The Hungarian have not only taken Waitzen, but they have also taken by storm Sr. Thomas, the fortified camp of the Servians, defended by 25,000 men and 40 cannons. Neatly everything is cor.flrmed which I wrote to you about the movements of the Magyar army. In the suburbs of Pesth the Croats began to plun der some days ago, and their commander decimated Aso. The Megyars did not enter Petah, but left a our of observation Wort the city, while their chief hove seem to have crossed the Danube. Whibeligratz win, I understand, bemuse minister and minister of war. General Bohm has VaTointed civil and military governor of Vienna. I meld not get any tidings about the merits of this gentlemen, but he enjoys the reputation of being the roughest man in the whoi.e army. Stadion, as the official papers say, hat not resigned, bat only taken leave fora week. Now it is singular enough that tt o most important man of the whole ministry leaves his post just when his presence seems the must necessary. Pipitin has taken Stadion's portfolio as ander-secretary : It is rumoured that all ministers think it now wiser to pacifiede that to continue war, bat that Windischgrii.z and the msjority mom mend to give Hungary 'the constitution u it was before March 1848, while Stadion wishes to let them have the octroytd constitution, and to enforc3 his cen tralisation scheme'. The letters from Peeth and Vienna in the German papers confirm our last advice, of the encoestes of the Hungarians at Waitzen and of the destruction which threatens the imperial army before Comoro. There is positive news el events, the details of which, and the manner in which they were brought about, are still withheld from public notice. The Ben of Croatia, whose position was of late on the railroad line leading from Peeth to Albert and Czegled, that is to say on the left bank of the Danube, is now most suddenly fouud to be °tithe right bank of that river. Nor is it probable that he would have quitted his former position and crossed the river unites compelled by a deft at. The Hun garian generals Vetter and Dembineki, follow ing in the wake of Baron Jellachich'e corp., have likewise crossed the Danube, and occupied Wesseaburg ; in other words the Hungarians had turned either wing of the Austrian army by a &irk march, and Buda-Perth, which a few days ago formed the centre of the operations of either army, is now in the rear of the scene of war and of the Magyar forces. The imperial army besiegiog and which besides has been weakened by th ) eseeour which its commander, General Wohlgemutb, was obliged to send to General Ramberg, who en deavoured to oppose the approach of the Hungarians from Waitzen to Oran, is now exposed to • three fold attack from the north, the south, and from the garrison of the Wren itself. The country sur rounding Comoro is all but in the bands of the Magyars, and Comoro is but 20 began distant from Vienne. The news of the death of the Austrian General Lintz is confirmed by this da)'s post. He was hit by a bullet, in the streets of Waitzen, and died at the age of almost 70 years. The imperial party amongst the inhabitants of Pesth are quitting the Hungarian capital and flying to Oran, and even to Raab and Freeberg. FRANKFORT.—Our intelligence from this city reaches to the 17th inst. On that day's sitting of the National Assembly the demand of the Baden govern meat to be allowed to imprison one of the smashers Si the Assembly (Herr Peter), on the grimed thst he took part in a republican Insurrection Let_ year, was sujsstsd by alarge majority. The As passed to the order of the day on the modem for the issuing if letters-of-mama against the Dew. The Marisa government has ordered 240 out of the 460 Austrian artillerymen in garrison in Metz t r o is ceed direct to Hungary. The 240 are to be men. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. WAR.OFFICE, Aron $O. 6th Dreg. Gds,—Link. B. BICIMAIRAPT to hos*, vies Menders, wh, resigns the adjutancy only. Srd U. Pram.—Paymwe. J. IL Cur, from the 25th F., to be pay. saran, vice Ures. , dee. 4th Lt. Drmm —Cornet F. C. FORD to be lieut., by par , Tredetoft, who rets.; B. J. Eustis, gent., to be cor., by pox., vice Ford ; Pare. T. Ilona; ILI; from the 45th F., to be mug., vice Graves, who exchanges. 7th U. D. age.—Em. J. Mem; from the Ist Foot, to be eor., vice Ileathame, who exchanges. let Best. of Fuot.--Oarnet W. P. IIIATUODIT• from the 7th Lied Drugs., to be ens , vke Aytoun, who exch. 4th R—Paymeet. W. G. H. Cusroax, from the 73th F., to be pay. ma., Tice lumbers, who exchanges. Bled F.—See. Lieut. h. JRNILI24I to be adj., vise Lord Oreenoek, who mire the adiateneY may. 25th F.—Pejmmt. C. B. NAVAL, from the 4011 F., to be popsies; Moe May, app. to the 3rd Light Drop. 30thM. Ciatesr, Gent, to be ens., by par., vice Carriage); who retires. 39th F.-s.ns. W. H. Ma to Dead j., vise Heoltein, promoted. 40th R—Lieut. Y. W. lbxramos to be paymaster. Mee Naylor, app. to the Nib V. 42th V.—Capt. L. G. Room to be major, by par., vice Cotton, mem.; Lieu% L. BeLLuas, to be cap; by par., vice Rainey; Ens. IL Bock; to be lie t., by par., vise Bellaire; It. D. Asrurt, gent., to be ens, I.v pun. vl • litedte. CM NARK; gent.; to be ans., by par., vim Shells, prom. in the 53rd F. 65th F.—Farg. J. S. Gnaws, from the 4th Lt. Drip., to he sari., ant Hunter, who exch. 72nd R—Garrison thej -Moire H. Booms, St. Ames, Butegoes, to be quarter-muter, Tint Lindsay, dec. 7341F.—Paymeeet D. F. Cesium; from the 4th F. to be paymaster, vies C Muni, elm exch. 117th F.—Lieut. 11. Tomes, from 37th P., to be paarternuetcr, vies Gibson, app. trid With F.-4. 'Users*, gent , to be ens., by oar., vies Bayley. who reL 90th F.—Lieut. T. Sem, to be coot, by per, vise Stec-2W ing- • beret, who ; Nos. W. P. Tutus., to be fleet., by put., lice smith ; H. Poseres, gent., to be ens., by par., vise Tiding. Met F.—Lieut. W. T. L. PsTrusort, to be me, by par., vie Love, who ret.; Ens. R. V1111T11.14 to be Brut, by par, visepith Patterson. F.-241. W. Bosoms, to be 1ient.444., witto it ar„ vise Gre gory. 4 reseed; Capt. T. IL LOVM lobe maj orice ; Lieut. intrude to be eapt., .vice Lovett; En; R. Kneen to Os Beat. vice Shelton; TO. etuninnt, Is bee n , vice Oren. UNAITACIIIM —ilia. C. Corm; from Mar, to be lieut..coL, ty par., Maxiossneva.-lAeuL.eol J. C. Slum op al o f Una; hAs been perzettledto retire from the army by the sale of his commission, be beteg about W become a settler la Canada.—Tbe names of tin ens. app. to Om 6th F., are C. Price, net C. W. Price, as previously stated. ADMIRALTY, Arms la. Corps of Royal Marinea.—fierj , Maj. 3. Jarrsar to be see. lieu'. BANKRUPTCIE 3 ANNULLED. um attic, Enough, Buckingham:Aire, coach builder, April 17. T HO MAS CARLILL, K urabc-uposalull, grocer, April 7. BANIERUPrs. 'emu LOYSTAX, Crumbed-friars, Ci'y, wine merchant. JOAN DIYERS LEYINS, Norwich, jeweller. SAMVILL SE IL, Little Qaeen Matt, Holborn, earthenware dealer. Jades ANDRSWARTHA, Alverdoke, Hampshire, grocer. WILLIAM YOKTIACTIS, Wool. icb, baker. CHARLES FREDSSICE. BURTON, North Annoy-street, aucdoneer. G SOROS Davie, jun., Lawrence lane, City, worded spin- Cdaems SMITH, Enfield, ] wine merchant. ROPIEST C , &Arad, ea punter. JAMES DODDS, Withington, Herefordshire, coal merchant. WILLIAM PROISSR MOSOLM, AbSEpTsolly, MODISMIth st innkeeper. NEEILY Admen, Kinrente, Gloucestershire, innkeeper. JAMES WOOD, Leeds, piner. JOHM BLAINE° S, Lincoln, stationer. GEOROS Louse, Jun., Eingstea-epen-HuU, ale sod porter merchant. LISTIR. l Lincoln, DIME!. JOSS TAYLOR, Li verpool , Bowed victualler. JOHN Hound, Liverpool, money scrivener. JAMES PAYANT, Manchater, merchant. Tbt (forms 826.] LONDON. FRIDAY,APRIL 20,1849. (THREEPENCE. PRUSSIA.— Ile following significant parer apb appears in the second edition of the Cologne Gazette of the 18th inst. : A now Prorates not., boating date April 13, and intended as an arum r to the Austrian one of the Bth, hoe, in the clearest and most UDIMISiVileal neater, declared to the Oleauts cabinet that the Prussian gummiest se i.l not be deterred in say way by the opposition of the Austrian ministry from mwstirg, with all its power, in the " formation of a united mated/rate state, sad that lady it is firmly resolved to a Mold and protect the Iv rk thus seeomplished, with the conesordanse of the Garman primes. Is a word, the relations of Aastria are aanamiag every day a mom wmlike appearance; sad, howev,r dee firms the Prussian court may be to keep oa good terms with the Olmu s cabinet, publi3 opinion is too unanimous and strong in this cue to allow of the popular damsels being disrowardrd. BAVARIA.—The supreme court of appeal has de cided that the hill of fandamental rights (as drawn Fp by ih- Frankfort National Assembly) is not bind ing in Bavaria, inasmuch as certain articles of the Bavarian constitution declare that no law is valid in the shove kingdom unless it has received the sanc tion of the states and of the monarch. It will be r.- collec'ei that the Fiirkfort Assembly resolved that the consent of the respective governments o f G er _ muiy was not necemszy in ceder to render the bill in question binding. DANK Of ILIOLLIID.—AcOOOst 1 islso load .AX.n&4O) I foe the Week meg apr114.1.841 ./.1111111T. Ilk:mire= It t.— in.M.WO Other Weed:lee Deb 1.944. the Gold Oola 'ad &IM nkbr. ES 13,640331 Meth Beaks gasetwo It 611111111 T. 1 theremerat Stherthee Oaths& Dead Wiled; Otherdeeentlee wow Golf mad atm Ott* 115.935 &7.921.400 traidebseV Oafltel ... 411Ziaieril r i k ias iMiiiiiiail: 3.112.1 a tit= rid . Ases.) 3.464 On Mgr . 11.180 . 214 Sevisiessioiliii lig, 1,121:451 ISTCOW7-32. ZSCOMAS2 MARSHALL. CIMAI Qrllr• April 19. US. 8110AL—TM average pries of Sugar, the produce ad*. WM* prism Arcerks, computed frau the reams made IS the wet V nag fts Se 17th day al April, 1611, itper Ma 71d. par cwt. : ewe Ile si el the Mauritius cat. bigm tbe peaks of Ant ladle is s. lg. per cw t. The average pries of Ne these bregase deserlptices,Jehgly, is 28s. Std. per aut. DEPUTY CORMentti Foie Corti - n[B.—nm Lord Chases How hes confirmed the appointment of Mr. H. M . Wakley, barrieter•st-law, and son of Mr. Wakley, 11. P.„ u deputy enreserjor Middlesex, In the room of Mr. Mille. Mr. H. X. WAley wee a pupil of the distinguished pleader, Mr. T. Chilly, and wu else he mete tints a Modest in medicine at Univessity gelbspe. Deputy emotes for ententleemtlinicnbool maim the prostates/let the flls*lth Illeesele. nip. *t ead i e=tment is pereasemat. the so set ressegishieg be fa any other way that by the revocation tithe summer. The statute does not enable a temporary appointratnt to be made, or for any ratedpaled. • • • HAMBURG, APIIL 17. Our first official account of the fight on the 13th inst. comes again from the Hanoverian General Wyneter. It appears from his reports. dated Ulde rep, the 13th, 9 o'clock in the morning, and the 14th, at 7 o'clock in the evening, that the commander in-chief (General Von Prittwitz) had ordered in the nieht a reconnoi•erieg on the strongly-fortified bile of . Dapp.l, and, at the same time, an attempt to sur prise the en'my. Foe this purpose the Bavarian brigade was to advance to the south of the read, end the Saxon to the north, while the Hanoveriars were to form the reserve. The order was punctually ef- Dieted, and the enterprise succeeded completely. At half--past one the Bavarians started from the village, farrised the Danish sentinels by stabbing them with Se bayonet, and took pieseasion of the southern bat teries without match resistance. It was not before [ they had got to the other decrvity that they met with a strong division of infantry, whom Ow drove to the tete-de-pant situated on the shore oprosite Sonderbarg. The Sagan, according Is order, had advanced a litt'e later. When attacking the enemy's infantry, which was leaving the tete-de- Ipso' again, about half-paat four, the batteries on the Moen shore, and after a while the gun-boats on the 'estuary, opened their fire on them. The S.xon and Bavarian artillery was brought against them. Though the enemy's fire was well directed and incessant, the Saxon infantry advanced courageously, and drove the Dunes before them. At 6 o'clock the fortified bills were completely in possession of the German troops, the Danes being confined to the tete-de-pont. T lost a position which by its intimation and strengt i l l i . L of uncommon importauos,and which they had fortified with a great deal of exertion and with much sacrifice of time. The Danes attempted in the sours* of the day to dislodge the Germans by surprising them, but were completely routed. The loss of the Saxons is stated ti have been: Killed, 3 officers, 13 non-com m'esiored officers and giddier. • wounded, 10 officers, and 129 rank and file. The cas ualties of the Bavarians he does not mend, n. On the 14th, he says at the close of his despatch, there was no fighting. Nor d. es it appear that there was any on the 15th, which may be explained by the negotiations going on. Major Von Zaatrow, of the Pruelan staff, having crossed over to Aleut aith a flag of truce to summon the Danes to evacuate the island, we expert to hear by to-night's train what resulted of his missies. The evacuation of the tete•de pont, and the destruction of the bridge, was not confirmed, nor was it contradicted. Neither last night's nor this morning's train has brought any news from the seat of war. I must rectify an error I committed in my letter ofl yesterday, into which I was led by a pass tiger who had arrived on board the John Bull. The captain did not sign any document, be only gave his verbal promise that he would not cirry any . goofs during tie blockade. The Caledonia arrived yester day morning, with a cargo on bard, but she passed the cru:zera during the night unnoticed. The same did a Dutch steamer, which arrived this morning ; bat the Havre steamer was detained and ordered to put back. The captain, however, applied to Com modore Steen Bille, and assured him it was not offi cially known at Hans when he sailed that steamers were not tor cart goods, and having a mail on board he must p He was allowed to do so, of er having given his promiee in the same way as the English captain had done on Friday. A great many neutral sailing vessels, it is said to the number of eighty, which wanted to sail into the Elbe yeste rda y and the day befere, were sent back by the frigates off Heligoland. Our senate returned au answer to the citizens assembled in the Convent yesterday, that he had given his adhesion to the constitution at Frank fort, like the other governments. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL—The court, which was to lave been held for the despatch of liminess yesterday, was postponed in co was the Lord Mayor s absence from town. The next court day is Thursday, 3rd May. A DaNtalt SHIP-OP-WAR AT Cowgs.—Our carre•- pandant. writing on April 19, says: "Oa Wednesday eve ning a Danish brig-otwar, from the West ladles, pat into this port for provisions, and t 9 kern the state of *Mira on the Continent. Shortly 'fief anchoring, the commander proceeded for London, to ascertain the proper mune to be itttby himself, whether to proceed homeward or cruise orth Sea. This morning the Bremen and Holstein merchant-ships lying in the roads hoisted the German flag, much to the annoyance of the Danish tars, who fervently oohed that they might have an opportunity of fading in with these complimentary pntlemeu, in order to retaliate upon them. List of ships now lying in Cowes roads detained in consequence of the Delilah Cisrute —Brumaire : BIM Charlotte, from Havana; Marianne, St. Jag*; Hatted, New Orleans; Boma, New York-, Leontine, Obarkston; Bleonme Henrietta , Potto Biro. Holeteiners Catharine, from Ciudad Bolivar; Desirde and Tully, Porto Rico. Ham burg: Bertha, Rio Grande." Ax Encases POTTERY IN FRANCE.—As a proof of the revival of confidence in the stability of the French go vernment, and of their power and willingness to sustain order and protect property, it may ho meptione t that an Irish gentleman has just purchased one of the large factories on the hanks of the Stine, whi h was abandoned during the revolution in February, 1848, and yesteriay he left S:uth &sweat for Havre, in the Conrier stesmt r, accompanied by about thir yof his workpeopie. A great number of his I workmen bad already presimisi 19.—But link has been does in werstrd gods this crest, sod .he shipping ceders an yet but pude!. The seenahatmers now require the 'drum of both wages and senleriaL The cotton his demand restlauts. and the operatives in every humiliate fully employed. Worsted iminne.s coati 'us in full work, but the demand for yarns has slackened. Tre wool market is Sat, and priest monis hum of the buyer.—Lrieuter HOPS —Bonovan lissx re —Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market toot B nom about the rune ; Ina lisps are Ttl7 SCUM HlMlS.—LnAnstenniz, Arum 20.—Market hides, 6611. to 641 h., ltd. to • ditto, 641 h. to 771 h., lid. to ; ditto, 722..te50th., ltd. to $4. ; ditto, Seth. to Stlla, ltrL told.; ditto, Sale. to 96th, rd. to Vt. ; ditto, 7616. to Ifilta, id. to 32d. ; calf skin., I light, lo to k.• full, 3s. Od.; hone bidoti to od.....Bemosuyay, Aram XL—Polled Welk la. to feed.; Rents and Half-heeds, Od. to 64.04.; Mows. U. 4d. to la. Od.; lambs, in lid. to 2s. 4d.; Sheer- Itage. M. to Pd. CORN.—Mans -LAN L—The arrivals of foreign Whtai, Barley, and Oats during the week have been quite meatiest to check say further advance in the value of these articles, sod the trade plurally mast be oonsidered dell, at the rates of Monday lest. ARRIVALb INTO LONDON yawl lath APRIL TO 200 t APRIL. _ . .rs._ En_ . glish. Scotch .. ____ Irk/ __ ___ Foreign. gn. —.______ Q Wheat I 1970 I Bray 1920 1290 Oats Plow, .... mks ; barrels. Malt, irs. Lennox Avintaoss. —Wisest, 475. 6d.; Baxley, SO& 4d.; Oats, 19s. likL ; Rye, 225. Od. ; Beans, Es. 4d.; Per, Zee. Od. iMPERIAL AVERAGYA Whost.l Barbsy., Oats. In. Be.*.n' Noe. Junk .—.. 45s WIN I d .19a 74 264 Ile i ns 24 ifs Ild 10 ... 1d234 11. 114'1.1 IttlOs Id 224 Id 17 .„ 43. 44'S, 3d17. OG 23s 96 1 390 114 00a ad 24 444 fans 104 17. 14 264 4619. 94 I. 11 April 7 ... 44. ld' l9. Wilk SS Ns HUG 141224 ad 14 ... „. 44. 341,2 as adills 00214 16 Ns 4430. 114 I 4 wake am Ate. 44. 2114 104,140 104 & — rd 29. 1131 s 44 ATT.—Wheat, Badly, Oats, Sys, Ems, aid Peas, 1.. Press. • Mar. 3. U to. 43 1 ... 41 9 .... 44 3 ... 44 $ ••• I •••• I .^ i "• , ." 8A311191T, Area 10.—Oood day qualitka of Wheat at this market to-day won sought after at an advance of 2.0. per qr. ; inferior qualities sold. Barley Is. psr qr. dearer. Other kinds of grain firm. Priors as under: Wheat, 6e. to 6s. 2d. per basket. Beans, 4s. to di. Barley, 255. to 295. per qr. Oats, 20s. to 245. Tisz.lo., Var. IT.; Mar. 24.1 !April. 7.1 Basuumar, April 18.-We had a large attendance of [semen at this days market, who asked nigher prior for Wheat and in several instances obtained from 9d. to la. per 3 buslaids. Little doing in other grain. Biamtnetosest, April 19.-At this day's market there was a large supply of Wneat from the farmen, and the teed* closed dull at about 2.. per qr. over the currency of this day sennight Fine Barley ratuer dearer, but a slow ale. Oats did not maintain the above noted advance. liigyptian Beans fully D. per qr. dearer, but no advance could be obtained on Englith. Peas Is. 6d. to 24. 64. per qr. higher. Duties the present week, Wheat has been held ter a rise 2s. to 3s. per qr., and, as our buyers will not generally comply, but little tam changed hands. Barley sells urns freely at, hisser price*. Oats 64. to Is. per qr. higher. Egyptian Beans Is., and Peas of all kinds, 2s. per quarter dearer. Wheat, Engl ish, whim, per bushel of 621b5., 6s. 41. to 7s. 0.1. ; new, 6s. 54. to 6e. Ild. • red, es. 2d. to 61. Bd.- new,6s. 01. to 6s. 64. • foreign, red, Si. 6d. to 6s. 7d.; whit e, 65.2 d. to 7s. 2d. ; Polfsh, Odessa, ss. 7d. to Si. 11d.; Danube, se. 4d. to ss. 81. Barley, per imperial quarter, 291. 6d. to 341. 04. ; grinding, per 3921 M., 13s. to 263. 64. Oats, English, white, per imperial qr., 113 e. 61. to 30s. ; Welsh, black and white, per 3121 b., 17e. 61. to 19s. 64. ; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 19..0d. to 21s. • (37 1 b. to 391 b.), 18e. 6d. to 19s. 64.; black, 173.641. to 18s. 641. Beaus, English, per 1961 b., 01d,14e. 6d. to 165.; new, 111.6 d. to 134. 6d.; Irish, 125.64. to 1. 01.; foreign, Ile. 6d. to 13s. 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr. nom nal, 334. to 38s. ; grinding, per 1961135., lls. 64. to 1244 6d. Lentils, par 1961115., 12.. us 121. 6J. Indian Corn, per 1961b5., 13s. 6'. to 14s. Flour, per sack of 28011.1., Eng lish, line, 375. to 40s. ; seconds. 345. 6d. to 36. Batoovos, April 19.-Wheat soli steadily to.day. at as advance of lc to 2s. per ;qr. from this day week. Bulgy, Oats, Beans, and Peas remain unchanged en value. Old white Wheat, 131. 15.. to 141.; red, 111. la. to 121. ss. ; new, white, 81. to 131. ; red, V. to 101. 15s. Bulgy, 26.. to 28e. Oats, 161. to 21s. Beans, 30s. to 12s. Peas, 325. to 35e. BBISTOL,A ri119.-We have had rather unseasonable wee thee. and to-day heavy snow. Arrivals are : Foreign Wheat, 4,223 qrs. Ireland and coastwise, 1,334 Barley, 766 Oats, 200 Beans, 226 Peas, and 606 sinks of Flour. There was a poor attendance at today's market, but some business was done at advanced prices. Ferment' Wheat, common, red, new, 445. to 46a. ; old, floe white, 411 s. to 64e. per qr., being 2... r qr. higher this week, and mse asked. Foreign Wheat., 21. to 3.. per qr. higher. flood seed and melting Barley, Is.; grinding, bd. to Is. ; Wok and white Oats, Is. ; Beans, Is. per qr. higher than last week ; and a good tartan trade to dealers. Flour advanced le. to 2s. per sack, and li. to Is. 61. per barrel, but the bakers are cautious buyers at this difficult season ; hagfish, secends, 345. to 37e. per sack ; American Flour, '26s. to 284. per barrel. F.ne red and Rhenish Wneat, 495. to 66e. per 4801bs. ; Polish Odessa, 465. to 47a.; Black Su, of lower frailties, 42'. to 445.; Turkish, 35. to 38 per 4811.. ; white Wheats scarce, and wanted. Freecb, red, 43e. to 455. per 4ooibt.; no white here. Malaise Barley, 30s. to 365. per imp. qr. ; grinding, Dion, 225. to 23e.; foreign, 21s. to 24e. per 40011.. whiz. Oates, 20s to 21e. 6d. per 320 der.; black. 16s. to 18s. per imp. qr. ; Weich, 161. to 17r. per cr. P.leon Beans, 325. to 35a.; horse, 27e. to 31s. per qr. FARNHAM, April 19.-The unpropitious stete of the wea ther caused a very thin attendance at this day's marker,, both of farmers and dealars ; the trade, however, was rather is favour of the seller, and fine samples of Wneat were dunned rather higher rates. One very fine wimple of new Wheat grown in the neighbourhood realised 151. per load. Wheat, 7k 10s. to 151. per load. Barley, 25e. to 30s. per qr. Oats,' 17s. to 26e. Peas, 355. to 40a. Beans, 355. to 40e. OODALMIXO, April 18.-This market to day was fairly supplied with Wheat, which sold readily at the followiag prices : Wheat, red, 38s. to 48s. ; white, 40s. to She. Barley, 20s. to 28s. Peas, 325. to 37r. Beaus, 32,. to 351. Oats, 16e. to tffi. MAIDSTONII, April 19.-We had not a very gay day for the sale of any corn; although the Wout has &deem d in Price, our =Were were very reluctant to airs nitre than ast day, but in a few cases they gave le. no:re. Lent corn was a good sale, at former rates. MANNINOTRER, April 19.-We bad a very short supply of Cora to-day, and the Wheat was fully 2s. per qr. dearer. Barley, Is. Beans sad Pus dull in sale. Wheat, white, 465. to 625. ; red, 44s to 48e. Barley, 265. to 31s. Brans, 2tis. to 28e. Peas, 2e4. to 301. Newnuav, April 19.-We had a continutd heavy fall of I snow (luring the hours of market, so that no transactions could take place except in granary ; what was disposed of was at an advance of fully 31. ler qr. on Wheat, and ls. to to 2s. per qr. on B rrley. The trade in Oats, Beans, and Peas was rather in favour of the s ter. Et/TETON, April 18.-W heat in short supply ; buyers gave Is. more than last week with reluctance. Wheat, 2.5'. to ids. per load. Barley, 26.. to 345. per qr. Ous, 14.. to 216. 1 BroCKTON•ON-TRES, April 18. -The eti!,ply of grain eoastwise is moderate ; from abroad we have a fair arrival of Wheat. At this day's market there was a good supply of Wheat from the farmers. The whole was readily cleared off at an advance of 2e. to 3s. per qr. on the rates of this day week. Foreign was also in demand at a similar movement. Barley in fair request. Oats cud Beans moved off slowly at> last week's rates. Flour ffi. per sack dearer. British : Wheat, per qr., of 631 b. to the bushel, Durham and Yorkshire, red, 465. to 515.; white, 51s. to 555. ; south country, red, 495. to frOs.; white, 51e. to 545.; Oats, feed, per quarter, 14e. to 18s. ; potato, 20s. to 245. Beans, new, 275. to 305.; old, 345. to 36e. Flour per sack of 28011 , fine, 335. to 365. ' • superfine, 395. to 40s. Oatmeal, per sack of 2801 ha., Scotch, 28. to 30.. per qr. Foreign : Wheat, per qr. of 631ba. to the bushel, Rutock, Wismar, and Stralsund, 491. to Si).. Hamburg and Stettin, 48s. to 495. ; Holstein sod Danish, 48e. to 49e. Batley, *Miffing, per imp qr b o il to 245. Oats, Dutch and Friesland, 17s. to 20s. Peas, ng, 28s. to 325. Rye, 245. to 265. Clover Seed, red, per cwt., 34.5. 10 45e. ; white, 36i. to 445. UTRIUDGS, April 19.-Wheat did not come to hand so well rte-dry. and with a email supply re shred only a slight shame in pries from list week ; 141. 15.. per load is the top price • the ge 121. 10s. A slow trade for spring Corn , without alters ion in value. WOIULINGTON, AprillB.-M this morning's market there was but a 'mita* .apply of Wheat. Barley and Oats were yam plentiful. We can quote no alteration in prices from lest week's rates. Wheat, 17e. 61. to 21s. ; Barley, 10s. to Ifs. ; Oats, 7s. to 81. per three imp bushel. WATERFORD, April 18.-We have a good demand for every article in the trade, at higher prices teen were obtain able on Saturday last. Indian Corn is dearer, by la to 18.6 d. per Maul. Wheat 3d. to 6d., and Oats 3d. per barrel dearer. Flour is held for an advance of la per sack. EDINBURGH, April 18.-The supply of all kinds of groin at market this morning was larger than for eme weeks back The bulk of the Wheat was of secondary quality ; the sale for such was slow, at about former rater, but choice samples were Is. pre qr. dearer. Foreign Wheat was in active de mand, and consumers were free buyers, at an advance of ls. to 2s. per qr. over last Wedcesday's rates. Barley and Oats, lr., and Beans and Peas Is. to 2s. per qr. higher than on this day week. Wheat, top, 635. 61.; ay.rue, 465. 3 Bade y, top, 32a.; average, 275. ed. Oats, top, 2'2s. Sd. ; average, 20s. 2d. Beans, top, 31s. • Beans, ld. GLASGOW. April 18. -There have ken scarcely any ar rivals in the Ciyde this week, and none from Ireland. the only imports of any moment being vid Grangemouth, con sisting of 670 q•s. Wheat, 4,900 Barley, 1,280 Oat., 700 Beans, and 230 Peas, coastwise; and 3,200 qrs. Wheat, 100 Barley, 400 Peas, and 190 Rye from foreign porta. The im pulse given to the trade last week by the resumption or his. tilities in Northern Europe, has been ' , rowed by an active emend for Rye and Indian Corn for Ireland, of whirls ar tistes the wiries has been nearly cleared, at 17s. 6d. to 18e. 6d. per 3 2 91 b. for the former, and at 15s. 91 to 18s per 2801 b. for the latter. White Peas have brou,ffit 15s. 6d. per 2801 b. The advance required for Wheat and Flour has re *feuded business. Very few Oats, and scarcely any Oatmea l, ./red, At this morning's market Wheat was held for an ad men a f a tly Is. per boll, and Flour at ls. per barrel aril b. per sack over last quotations, which, however, was sot ionotoffy eetabished ,• but venue were very fi rm. Barley end - Peas brought each Rd. per boll, Oats le. ra t es; boll, and Oatmeal 2e. per load above previ•ms currei.t but only a moderate 'Meet of business transpired. Indian Corn cad Rye were in request, at the advanced prime above Melled. Priors: Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white, cid, 24a. to 265. ed.; new, 23 . 6 d. to 245. 6i. ; red, old, 1124. 6d. to 24e. 61. ; new, 22a. 61. to 235. 6d. ; Scotch, white. aid. 5141. Od. to 25e. Od. ; new, 21s. 0.1. to 241. Od.; Irish, red tat white, sew, 22e. Odd. to 23e. ; Disdain, old, 25e. Od. to COMMERCIAL & MARKETS MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'clock.—The English funds are steady this morning. Consols opened at 92 to t for the account, and k lea for money, and have continued at those prime during the forenoon. The Three per Cents. Itedu ci arc quoted at 901 to 1; the New Three-end-a-Quarters at 911 to t. ' Bank Stock is quoted 192 to 31; Exchequer Bills at 44e. to 47e. premium; and India Bonds have been dons at 675. premium. In the foreign stocks there is a quirt and steady mark t —the quotations almostin every i stance the same u the closing prices of yesterday. Mexican Bonds are quoted 271 to 8, ex coupon ; Buenos Ayree, 38 to 40; Chilian, 90 to 3 ; Peruvian, 65 to 7; Equador, 31 to 4}; Grenada Oce per Cent. Bonds, 18 to 19; and Deferred, 31 toy ; the Spanish Fives, 171 to .1; the Threw, 3211 ti t; Portuguese Con verted, 281 t.) 91; Dutch Two-and-a-1141f per Conti., 60 to ; and the Four per Cents., 774 to 8. ENGLISH FUND& Bank Sock. 192 31 I 3 per Ct. Con f0ram...102 3 pee Ct. Red. min s, NI 1 31 per Ctn. toti per Ci. Cane. Anna.. 92 t backmost Ms, 44n to 47.. TORSION FUND& per Ct. Mudd= Was, 4 4 1 per Ct. Grenada Rds.. 18 19 41 par Ct. Bela. Mond% 82 4 armada Deterred 114 e., 311 1 21 per Cent. MU*. 5 per Ct. Mez , 1516.141 3 per Ct. Brattliaa Rota. 78 80 II per Ct. Pe notes Bds., SI 7 hub New. 77 9 Portuguese Coot.. 2114 91 WttO L Care n er 1 11 " U "f pr Ct. " Irb lids. 17~ o rtto Columb. Det o r l s l 32 . e . s . atrek ried 3 per Ct. roan " rat., M 5 Diu, Paesim Oda, 3, I • 21 per Ct. DuWt lid... NI lip. Ct. Venezuela Ltda., 26 8 4 pet Cr. Dutch 05t1e.,771 s entangle Defend Be.. 71 88 RAILWAYS.—The share market confnues with. out any marked feature this morning, excepts alight advance in London and North West* ras, Great Northern, and Eastern Conntier. There tan been a ICrldeal of business in Midlands and York and le Midlands, the former at 741 and 75k, and the latter at prices rangirg between 39 and 404, showing the uneasy feeling regarding . those shares. There has been rather more Duette% in French shares this morning, but nit at enhanoed pukes. East Indians are 10.. prem. only this morning, the sellers greatly preponderating. SALIM LnaCnto 0e 10 TWO TRIA DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prime will be found in Yet pen) Aberdeen Pref., 24 DIRI., Bfigatna. &S. Coast, $2l a Sir., Wolv., a melee, 124 N. Penal: re., 31 Buckinghamshire. 4 d N. Staffordshire, 14 i Canionsan, 23164 Sheen and Birm. A. 6 Do. Qrs.,lll !both ){astern, lla Do. New 101. reef , 114 loath Wake, 14 E. Counties, Ila I York, Newe..lt Bar. 1121 Do. North.a east., S per Ce, 62; Do. and News. Estee-.1611 Greet Northern, 11 Du. (0. N. E. Fur.), el i Do. Eaten., 14 York and N. Midland, 39 4e4 Great Western Qrs,l 9 i Do. Pref.. 4 Wm /13 N. Western, 121 21 Da E. Ss W. R. Tx., 20 Do. New Qrs., 114 f Pookerne snit Amiens, 44 Do. Fifths. 8 I Cot. of France (Or. a Vier.), 141 Do. New Pref.. Sl_ Feet Indian, 111 Man., @ha, and Lin. New IN. Luxembourg, Pref., 101 11 Northern of Fence. 111 Midland, 744 31 Parts and Rosen, 224 Do. 1 1. Coned. Pref., 131 4 Sambre w d Meuse, 4 uarnroo p t SALES, Ann. la an . Stare., & Pie, Land. le N. Westin, 132 IL Lancashire Pref., 22 Do. New Qrs., 4 p Lae..lk York. 31 8 2 it Do. FMEN II p Do Plitha, 31 6 Midland Raba. 91 104 d Do. Pref. 111 P. E. a Doerr, N 0.4, lia 16s. 9d. Man . Sheffield, and Lin. Prof, Y News, and Dm. 0.74. E. 101. 164. 3d. Par., If d MANCHESTER PALE& Aran. 19. 5. Lancashire New. 6 d & IL & Dower, 214 Lae. and York. Mho, 31 d I Do. No. 4, 0 14-16 I Do. (W. Ft. C.), la d Dm. Rog- Man, Ma., St Lie. Plebths, 41 York sad 14. 6 1114., 40 LEEDS SALES, Aran. 19. Midland 20 1 eh., 10 d I libeff., Bother., k Goole, 24 el North Weatant, 11 el PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-past The public sales of Battu cossirted to-day of 2,500 bags Mauritius and 5,500 bags Bengal ; the former sold at about previous rates ; the latter is progressing heavily, at a alight decline, and the quotations f Bengal must be reduced ls. on last Friday's Owe. Refined dull ; must a, 50s. 6d. to 638.—The only public sale of Coffee to-day was one of Tel- Veber/7 (Madras kind), 450 casks, and sold from 245. to 491., which was is relative value.— Saltpetre 1,200 baits were of fered is pubic sa'e. refraction 71, an 1 wars bought in 29r. to 295. 6i. ; this article must be couidered 61. &horror than last week, but holders appear to be firm—Spices have sold eteadily at previous rate• —Cotten dull.—Rum neglected. In other articles no material alteration ; but, on the whole, the past week has been a dull one for most articles. TALLOW.—The market is steady this morning, at yesterday's quotations. viz Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 38s. 9d. to We.; October to December delivery, 395. 9d. I to 40s. ; separate months' densely, 40s. 61. GALS.— Half-past Ilmo.—Bate's Hartley, 14s. ; Huddle's West Hartley. 15e. ,• Eden Main, 17e. 6d ; Hut isles Hartley, 16s ; Taafirld Mlor, 14'. 66. ; West Hart ley, 15s. ; Walls End Adelaide, 18s. • Wale Bad Bawieke ard Co.. 15s. 83.; Walls End Braddyll's Hutton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls Br d Haswell, 19s. 6d ; Walls Bad Herm 19r. ; Walls Bad Lambent+, 18s. 9d.; Walls Bad Tees, 184 9d.— Ships at market, 162. UNITS TRADE.—Bmugu.sr, Apnl 18.—Th• articles utamikelered hair ,be name ot fancy &Ulu tibia Mee been is raft made Ibr kedge markets. km Sow Ikea renew mad to the Wks MIL De beams at We teed lest speili_ tram tbe ware boom et the pirisW arsellmtaras Iwo at vUlt • wean' and Om bee bees the elm he rem fun irk Y Lpead. lota are the Irma MI asps 'ha mennleetnren. that they an scedined ibs my bet Wiens glebe der es md ere wend lke 111111110811111111111 10 1111= 1 .....L 011111 . Ol t fe A 'a. e s Mira •am Is dram mir:oreZ. tor Irblelt Ewa* 10 irsg ass moss. due taw, et tbe Linen trek • verz steadiglmebese h =I Se wow* en very eb s an ia r tu lP=l l ll . lll f or brlff our sot espirg oi Diasiey temmeed le seek • large exten fewen t, kid • drflektn7 loea at setters Is Me ra me xpertg ecesscoently hr wee valuable ken ewe known k HOSIERY AND LACE.—NcernsotAx, Apeil 19. trade all as berries le la Nair brtik coaltion ; ge▪ n the rpt brambes. drab NEW Y wasibtr, la arse depart urnirelekt at Ma impravesat. lbebalbbra.t lon trade is are saatat emir n les s s ale hionwpi; this ta arms • alli* I. Obe lie Wads. Ile ars Wood to think tbi OM= los berasei. 111 Imam Immo wry shortlp— NaNalkSll ROAM 265. W.; new, 245. 6d. to 255. 6d. ; Pomeranian, old, 24e. to 26e. Od.; new, 22.. 6d. to 23e. 6d.; Delilah, old, 215 Si. to 245. Od.; new, 20,, 01. to 235. 04. ; Odessa, soft, cid, 218.6 d. to 21s. 6.1. ; Canadian, 225. 01. to 231. 01. ; United State, 22.. 04 to 235. 01. Dicier, per 3112.).., Ber wick and Scotch, new, 194. 01. to 205 01.; Irish, new, 175 0.1. to 185 ; foreign. free Pomeranian. dice., ad, ISt. 04. to 10s. 0.1.; Dsnish. 17s. Od. to 18, OJ. Oats, per 2611 1 tan Berwick and Scotch, new, 16e. 6i. to 17.. Od.; Wextord, &c., new, 15s. 6d. to 165 ; Limerick, die., new, 16s. 6d. to 17s. 6d. ; extra. prepared, old, 185 Od. ; foreign, Rus.,old, 165 to 17s. 6.1. Datich, old, 15s. to 15e. 6d. Beans, foreign, per 4 imp. bush., old, 14s. &I. to ISt. ; new, 141. to 151. Od. ; Irish, 260th new, 14e. 6.1. to 15s. ; lit Pilau, per 2801 he., old, 14s. 61. to 15s. 01. Peas, 280th.., white, old, 15s. 61. to IGI. ; grey, 151. to 15s. 6d. Flour, per 2801b5., English, superfine, old, 375. Od. to 38s. 04.; Irish, 365. to 378.; fine, old, 35.. to 365.; extra choice qua lities, 38s. o+. to Ms. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 255. Gd. to 265.; Canadian. sweet, 255. St to 29..; sour, 25a. Od. Oatmeal, per 2801 b.., Irish, common cut, 28s. to 291.0 d. Indian Corn, per 280th... 181. 61. to 19s. CATTLE, acc..— SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock. The supply of Beets is moderately good; trade is scarcely to active as on Monday lest; that day's qu.,t 'thus nmsin un altered, although the top ones are not so readily obtained. The demand for Sheep is small, especially for shorn oils, owiog to the cold weather. Hunday's prices us with diffi culty realised ; indeed, in some instances lowsr noes are sub mitted to. Tne supply of Limbs is small. They are readily disposed of at fully late quotations. We have a largo imputa tion of foreign Calved', which coos.* second rate qualities to b sold lower, and the best descriptions cannot be qu;ted at mare than 44. Bd., although in a lee, instances that price may have been exceeded. The cold weather keeps the Pork trade steady From Holland and °nanny, we have 92 Besets and 145 Calves ;_ from Dorian& 250 Beasts; and 130 Milch Cows from the Home Counties. - et , ' aces of Oa. S. d. s. 67 err dam at 4118. 4. d. a. 8. 11•4 Bcool. Ilerakirds.. 3 4 3 8 Bat Dus. & Ilf.-balo. 41t 3 6 3 8 Dot tOwe4torto ...... 3 2 3 6 boot Lung-wools 3 8 4 0 krona 0 , 306168 3ita44.. 162 10 Do. 6e. Mani 3 11 G Java ...... ...... .... 3 8 4 8 twee and amtgl quality 3 4 310 Pip PP. K DOS. k 11•1142reda 4 0 4 4 Lamb .........1 8 4 8 Nast. at gads* 806; limp and lambs. 1,450 •• - Ogres US•• ...A Enornetnow, April lg.—Seim of Sheep were again eery dull, and prices will tending downwards. Top pica of best Mutton Md. per lb. ; current, 44d. to Si ; u.iuctirg and interior, ad. to 4d. On account of the great quen•ity brought forward, sales of Cattle w. re exceedingly du I, and at th.t eke, of the minket nett ly the half of those t looted were unsold. Top price of the best s•ot Beef, 64. 6d ; cur rent, 66. ; middling and inferior, 4.. 64. to be. 6.1. per Dutch stone. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TIIrns9AT, APRIL 19. The LORD CHANCELLOR WAR his seat at 5 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSI NTS& SECOND READING.—PrIsmere Removal (Ireland) AEI. COMMIPTEE.--flpirlta (Ireland) Bill. THIRD READINGS.—Recovery of Wages (Ireland'; Protection of Juatiose (Ireland) ; Petty Sessions; Scottish Amiable Amur. seer Society; BUY. TETI - RMS.—By the Earl T. GERMAN'', from Kildare, spinet the rate In aid.—lard CA MPBELI., from a plate not beard, playing fa the liberMlon of the Rev. Jame. Shore.--IordSTAN LEY, from the count, of Devon, on the suttee: of sericoltanil &Oren - c; frOB I Innishowen, la the county of Cork, and another place, 'oleo the rate In aid.—The Bishop of OXFORD, from a place not heard, pia) ins the holm to put down trading in reduction. NOTICES OF MOTION.—Tsui Ross Purn.--The Earl tf HAR ROWBY, on Monday nest, to tads for information saw the state of &Rich relations wi h the River Piste. Dana stave Fnovuorna —Lord BEAUMONT, on en early day, to mit far Informatics as to the continued occupation of these {marinas by the %wish ewes. Paco sums or WOVEN Bat.—The Bishop of OXFORD, ca Mon day, the 7th of May, to move the second res.lier of this lull. THE WAR IN INDIA, The Marquis of LAMA:WM , NE retailed to take the ear liest opportunsty of stating that en Tursday lust be shculd mese the thanks of the house to the Gasernoz-General, the Commander in• Chief, the officers, and army in Ir.dis, for their conduct during those military op.ratioss the successful milt of which had lots', been made known to the:r lord ships and the public. ...4. .... . SICILY. Lora STANLEY nished to know bow soon the ripen in ensue:ion with the affaits of Sicily would be laid bebre the boos,. The intervention having ceased, it was desirab:e to rezeive the whole of the infansta nea early as possillt. lie wished also to know whether any inettuct , ons had been givers to the nwoal fortes to withdraw ir Sicily now t 1 at the civil war bad been renewed ; and if so, whether each in structions had been acted on. _ The Marquis of LANSDOWNE (who was all but inau. dible) was understood to say that he had hoped to have been able t have laid the papers on the table that cloy, but had been prevented from doing so. With regard to the or cord ctn. silos, he bawd to state that the naval forces under Ad miral Sit Wm. Parker had been withdrawn—(hear, hear) — and if any stip@ had been lett, it was only to protect British subjects and their property, with the most positive instruc tions not to interfere, directly or indirettly, in the contest between the belligerent parties. (R ar, hear.) Lord STANLEY was glad to hear the answth of the noble marquis. NORTH WALES RAILWAY.—BREACH OF PRI VI LEO E, _ _ _ Lord MONTEAOLE, in moving the order of the day for the attendance at the bar of William Chadwick. chairman, and John Marriner, late seer. tery of the Mirth Wake Mid way, stated the facts connected with this railway, which have already, on more than ono CCC3IIIOII, been laid Wore the public; and proceeded to IA if their lords! 'fluid piss over the conduct of these para., with impunity, it having been clearly proved that they had been guilty of dts oberl-nce to their lordships' ord• re ; in addition to which. there entld be no doubt a fraud had been practise-I on pm liament and the compary. The noble lord concluded by moving that Messrs. Chadwick and Marriner be caled to the bee. ---- - - - • Lord CIaMPBELL said their lordships could have nothing to do with the conduct of these parties with reference to the affairs of the company, but men ly as to tits it disobcda.ccc of the orders of their lordships. • • • Mr. CHADWICK Wes then called to the bar, and having been asked by the Lied Chancellor if he had anything to state in re'ererece to his conduct, slid that he had not re ceived the summons, and had so konwledge of it at the tinte it was issued, or he should have b ten quite ready to have attended at their lurdshipe' bar. Mr. MARRINELL, on being reeked a similar question, stated that he Ind done everything in hi. power to conform to the order of their lordships' hoe... Ile proceeded to say that he bed laid those orders Were the bard of directors, and repeated the statements which he made on a former exclaims. Lord MONTEAGLE said neither of the paths hid of fered any defence of their conduct in not producing the &i -cemen., which they had been ordered by their .ordshipe' house to produce, and that lifts the offence of which he eon cipally complained. Thenoble lord then moved that Wm. Chadwick and John Dia:jeer had been guilty of contempt of their lordships' house, and that they be given into the custody of the gentleman usher of the black rod. The motion having been put by the LORD CHANCELLOR, and weed to, Mr. Chadwick end Mr. Maniac, were removed in custody. RESTORATION OF THE POPE. Lord BEAUMONT wished to know whether her Majesty's government had taken any part in instigating, or concerting with, the French government with reference to the expedie don shout to he sent out from Fiance with a view t' the restoration of the Pope to his temporal power ? Ile was eel/- prised that a elemncredie government such as France should endeavour to destroy a similar institution in Italy. Her Mejesty's government had ab .ndoned the Shillala, unani mous as they were, to a moot unchristian monarch, who had sanctioned aernee of butchery unparalleled in history, and he should not therefore be maenad at their assisting France in the project which he had alluded to. It would depend on the answer of the noble marquis whether he should not bring the whole conduct of her Majesty's government with roved to I'alian and S ci ism affairs before the bouts as a substantive motion. The Marquis of LANSDOWNS had no tes:thion in telling his noble friend that the circumstance to which he had referred of the intended expeditien by France to Italy was correct. That expeddicn, however, had no: been in itiated or suggested by her Majesty's government, and had net been the subject of any agreement or neg tiation. At the same time, i; was right to say that intimation of the in tention of France had been received; sad he was not pre pared to say that the objects of the expedition—es far as he was acquainted with them—were of such a nature that the government of this country would e 'approve of them. The other subject to which his sob's friend had alluded had no connexion with the one he bad just digitised of, but he hoptd his noble friend would not consider hint sa accedes, ing in the statements which he had made with reepeet to Si:ily, namely, that her Majesty's government had abandoned any engage ments which they had entered into. Their lordships adjourned at a quarter-past &xi o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THURADAY, APRIL 151. The Brinizz took the chair at 4 o • ektdr. PRIVATE BUSINESS. THIRD READINGS. —Grimsby Co , wration and Prt emen's Ar. rangetnent; Kidderminster Union Small Tenements Bating ; elesfield Borough Waterworks, Market., hr. ; Marshland Sueeth and Fen (equalisation of drainage Ll rate III: s and SIN reESSr of rinds) ; bills. PUBLIC PETITIONft—By Mr. COBDEN. from the Independent church and coogreirstion and other Priiir!s, in Bishop Auckland, in the count y of Durham ; from Protestant di...enters of Reundwell.stroet South Petberton, som. met; from a coogregation at Bethlehem Al er. boson, Montgomeryshire ; from a congregation of Independents, Eb e nezer Chapel, Cetnered.y Cyman Breconittiir ; from e congregation of W,leyin methodists, Otley, York; from an Inde pendent congregation, klarshaLstreet chapel, Leeds ; front an Inds. pendent congregation, Trefgurn, pariah of Bawdy mint.: of Pins. broke ; from dissenters of the Independent denomination at MI t firth. Yorkshire; from a congregation of IndepeodentaThmope, in the parish of litoldenhutit, Hompshlre ; from the Unitarian ommegstion, Cod y-cyrnmsr, in the borough of Merthyr Tydfil; from the Independent congregation, GraigCbapel, Mach eth, North Wales ,from the con. gre otion of Queen.street Chem Oldham; from the coniceevtics. of Independents at Conway and and, county of Cornarson ; trona the congregation of Lee Croft Chapel, Sheffield; from the congreifa. Lion of Iloreb Chapel, perish of buysylylohi, in the county of (br eams, North Wales; from the teachers in Sunday schools, Bridge. water; from the congregation of Isitarendenta, Sammati Chapel. pin* of Cams, county of Montgomery; from the cougroimtion of the Baptist chapel. Stow.on.the-Wald. Glow orsbire ; from the congregation of Protestant dissenters Tower-hill, St. Petces.port, in the basal of Guernaey ; Non the congregation of Int-prnchnts, Beulah Chapel. Llancval, Montgomeryshire; from the hamlet church seed congregation, Sudbury, ; horn the inbahitan aof Pres ton:4as end vicinity ; from the inhabitants of the hot °ugh of Leo. animater; from the consresation Wilt& Calvinistic tnethodius, /sit di enitwYll Chapel, Helyulleth; from the soperintendet.te 0 teachers of the Wicker Sahhatb School. iklankki from Baptist convened n at Llandudno, Careareonshire; from inhabitants of the village of Hamo.trly, county of * - -nrg st tow from the inhabitants of the parish of Whitechurch and ; jaunt, in the county of Pemboke; from the inhabitants • water; from the inhatguints of Selkirk ; from the Prete ' We Lithe parish of LianasinLtfrald, in the county e It . rof Durham* 1 :. .q `,:liii4.'P3 "t! k ll, litan a"a bro r f i ti ' 4 ......'• ' '..: - i t i l " P ‘,,. ProtVx t t ican l •' - • '. "") - ' /at • i . • • - 1 '.. ... ~ , 1,.., ' • i .j.; 11 .- 'IC . ; 11 .. ) Z ..... AC+ • , -- .