The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-27 00:00:00

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Is mt. wi Os tom Ss aster , bsti lees bealiesie at= isdi.-41 maker% via impariego Wiry fimmernaelldik ant ber mai 6110. his speech from the throne, he stated that bills would be laid before them respecting the diminution of the public debt; the introduction of an income and "capital" tax; the general laws relating to bills of exchange for Germany ; the punishment of offences of the pram; the right of holding public meetinp ; and other important measures. His Majesty observed that he had faithfully redeemed all the promises he made at his acceenon to the throne, and that, as a constitutional king, he would govern in the spirit of the constitution. He was animated with the desire of promoting German unity. YLU lIPTINWID OP TO TWO TEM OAT DI LONDON. (Temeirdera pen win be Mai la lest pest.) Aberdees, I Ins. aN. Weetere.ll3ll I Arab, bott, Bost, sad E. Jose Do. New 411.. 111 13 4f Do. Fifths, 75 / BB= sod Oxford Sonetka, 16 5/ Bererb., Best., k Ifst, 21 2ex IA az Int Man., Tibet, snd Lin. New 101. Blu., Wd►., sad Dudley 161 16 Prat, I! 1 lex int Birm., Wide. ant Stour Valley, 14klland. Tra 64 101 ex int. Do. 30L ConeoL Pref.. 21 1 1 Bristol and Exeter Thirds, 104 Do. Cons. Bristol awl Bir., Do. New id Fret. 61 N. British. IT 161 Do. Helves, 74 Mater sad Holyhead. $4l 5 Do. Ora, 31 1 Do. Pref., 141 D0.9141134,1‘ t ' , a N. If - EUNMET TOILET REQUISITES, each or in ivemklli ilige N bile oilelbst ial a—ROWLAND. ed MACH AZ OIL Is Weft ...i foe ragged ortablegliowlesilrenr. I"l"l :6l=a b lbeW i nt i t s=" g aralt DV 010111.0.4 4, Diselteke. a tainvier . lb bematity tog ' 1.11 W war wiiIM I briL il iAZalswelessasal soil no fiima 1141= et lie Ithable w-a----- 4 ., ammo et = de INIMIIIMIId eipirinni4 .Id. 1.9/1" m int tWit i eft= i c i a 0. Ism" a ra—ildi " asiii 4r a; M. by wr n y ig r ootable sad Fr- 755.] LONDON, SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1849. [THREEPENCE. 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Wito! oar sad Ca, la- Posed: Skelton. 49. /masael Imam-IWter - Omni to Geist "Learton_ . rho inter el - The Cooed Greer Ins Imes snared to inform l a st OM Ca. that the teTllll.ll6 a Ind la gbir pm =1 . 4 „, . =z. ... bi ome periods% bra her I. lees T. Wearla i lbalmia. Leaden. CILIIIDIA • tify dear tr.-1 dal err be to Mr tegraery be wig bred' I hoe &rind from year feet Mere rob sod inemoveutenn has Mopeds Mr eel eta oy nra few= bodit. unt basins tried the advise td am. 1 or re, atter lora Oleo year boo. for on Of NOM writ na Owed vane' I=ie hoes Um .offerlom I IN maileta Ma Mel shall mot forget tI y,y e d ; I frl a mallimme It has mlMMellei my lem/M. and E s. . re We material benetit. I shall seer led theaktel to you far lent. Ind Atli um fall to strongly neunrcad It to all sty ll' A=lC! may ac alliwkd with add sad 03111.1111114_ ,_° sad with my beet alio kr put prmierity eat *Ware la go .io ns a dlerovery,l weft, my der It. yours Wird, nem P. Sheen a it, Cap4hlll iefill Hwy." W. Holborn. Imeadea. Des. 3'1.1647. " Der Sir.-1 bare mock /Waveln lstamlete yea Ito 1 lave do llen fondle:ens beret tees re re rd the Smarr' ♦ Mara " A. O. ..Jlteal i tr is l i i' " Same time Ire now el=s e rs t A b=Are ea trend 7113 yeas far weed of er.trat! , 0 el etiretbi. fee ahem yeir il t I=a a rood. l"." bet hers mine It day r sheeted. eel en te gay that ft Ins pro. reel a amet rtaillill ON. in ser ar. . 1 .•.5...--- - , ~e, .. ...ammo teepeue. r . et Man. Dee. 6. LH& . My ewer , V.-1 Ire neer VW lied mess tier sad write ao 1.3 dot, hmesillto Mr, It bpil 114 ea =r11:311118 me. I otrootlj r, ...mend Mho ire was he. . 1 sho aim y ra,,nklualibill II to these r s, er ine=reer. ire theste a deli. a , A ,....i ,or umptore raison.- We erg eh, .114 M Moron Moly. i ." Tu Mr. Du Wary. "Calla. . " ... . err trier le pars II her. been ILt s ess. Mts ot or health. Pavia bee eider red rare pas. In the 1.1:1L, that der sad 11 . Un predated rearre atm d dally. _ _.. Neat to Oad 1 ere yea a gar ... «.2.4 ,pettnade I. r the or.opeMot health sowatemell Mhos toe met ....,ervli. aot may kw Isisilai this Inehis ellaset to my su tler. but for ether hod erre 0f,.. re se to de. 1111011 a. gratlmen a rezery truly. _ 4 Tann Mime. " (Of j!srelollTak et ilk. Leh, Tertaddre,r. ' 3 nythaartereesh Deem Dee. 3. nu " Geadereee. - I Oct iloPPY to b o Ali se tine tbe pea . os Ifers whom the Newer ememelly our I Me very great he ✓& Moon Its me ; Meseviart of hare bra re. =WI . Pella/ of bra marred the .I eller in dm sea l IMa eonlidelese mi. dilliMesd It. and .holl tars plasm la go doing whereselw as lNuibeJdl, etas "1 lam. lIIMMINss. WII7 NW/ I.l3"Ar Wtteet sin Cim "Sh Jsm ice ra . Dear Nir.-In addition to alai 1 gerrinereed le mime Nme ms. I have only to add that I partake el year smirk isatel the. mad curative ahnsest Meteel .go t lath peg edemisma lam =o 4 say one attement to nor =m il au.4 lC= h.' wt eery es • earatias MOM al to Yid =Amt ale as a von shrds. though delleleses haw tare re shlerdna rhea la rod Willis eg seep._ 1 ler 110 le my n to be a then. eery drier rad leek ten and other reenentlasserea- Ile. Mg 11 & , A. lima. Da Derry.* thee.) 'aurae et en .. mosireki Peet. Itt. " Clentliweem-I rsetthaelt_poi l e g e .ll %ad is wt be lak =L . W i re i' s M erger is se 14 46: =A I arra, grad are ark. 'Waft err* . 1 1•11 01 10 .... 1 1 .. .lok dad ladliertir. rid Misr crepred to Mae ersagee Me eery nerd or Mad art err re enestea I sless — e - d mita Mae neves deem *OM heseMeNda been. Now red That es• a error le in Mad • griper my rill ele. re was Wiy • dialit bun ell • lleadall shiwa I hal a pain and • mot el earn Um duets eon thema, emi • ailed awn ; lea Die gala Mend my Inns was no great the* I GNU met mum& is the NM* Pod- Ike fur tan minute. WI night law The lielaillgal slat or Ma W. =lto he just Isoluw the ribe M abed three bate eMA bre. I emumessea t ie' inerig end ~rag, butted in water fuel mil. . la Ms OM & ........ .........sil wee- NW our madly in.proved. sad Ihidesm end no ter notated, (hail hae ru... tared • we der et trajimea lam much stranger. saa ` walk staiMer ad d le Er a diem ite: i is, i 4 . 4! : , " Coll./Meanest. Weak Serenedhe. It ISM •• . -I ban given new lareelesha - Amalie lied le my little peCetiois eta, delicate, and 14 int dens bee writ pakhe. - Y. (71A IC" " Illerreed. Nov. 33. VMS._ . Clenti , men,-Finee my own recovery Nat OW and my Mild ben no...enred takin7 the Residents, elm ear eta seirmt, or ha. ben ~.11. tem. did with rheunmtrm. Mt sew hob leonine a It ; M ama. they all bac° duetted nett benefit from die yearn 6 md. awl do sot feel LIN/ el , lti a.. formerly. ke. . . Y. ILerrQ i i• " . -I ara harry to Worst you OM bib sad by me Numb Unmoved In 6.alth Mace twee the holliklitt . recd. +,. " m e a l PAray. Nertaber &Ilk "O entlemen, -It le with piemar 1 airs al 6 dress you. later sena days' mod Yew . la, it 2. e 1"...., ha. mind beyond rni 11.F.A. 11 . 11 . 1 ' ,4• =ii . '...- fared from If .r. titeetty 11=WS.610111111111tra 11111111010 at NUM, inane. to rtni,t3 • I WNW read sod refrerlitne ramp, ableh4 se bd itralailslayesame. Nerveresse b laming mealy sway. and 101 . =111 , 111 err end selected la "myriad I .L., and. has glee mew afore time etemure to do ter ere riadp ie rret gr • te do for servoue irritation. My dust le stramder; very mull re. Weed ; and I Sad I ro stand the sold twice le pe 1 arid Were. What I Weeds denoted wao wham es that reesedLhil d WA Peet I base bona. amino, rroolble.with sharpy eimdsha Ma and peevish wars It las quits altered my limple ma Mind= In ao sh.vt a throe m ewes dam tint I idiom Imeor . per truth, I never remember Miss es la perriakell MAI be fore, ad hoe Mem WI serer . - " Wm B. Isevea ter Orster. 1.16. "Ocattenten.-I am Mom be lie Ole le ray ere Os year 11.4 o: rums I ino :itart...,l ri nse Jerre alit ii =t hi ra legm i. lied .; .10, or 1.1.4. t I could ales seyeM: lb mbe less or mem..l7. ilddleae. re herr le ear en Weir i *inteell able to walk out alone ;WS ed. sk=fdimprema ow* me. I Wu a very high opiates al vw WI out of the power of mediene be Mhos em s = rear We your Ilevaksta Arablea Poo . advar4rl wee Whim& ea_ ale 4 amemona. to try it. I hate taken • 41b. sad pod • MR. sled Ines sot required any medleln, *NO 6,6•15ee4 far* Tope Mai AY selehboun ail frlomls areal] sesseteel to NO lIMMIIIIIIIIIII fikaie Mar excellent fool laa. effeetol in a alert Utne. as 1 sae see err laved to WIN. With many Wallas tons I end tile. Inistleg gri t i re lend to booth other. similarly attlieteL-1 retnallalfewr eel • 144 • 111 . JORP Nampa ■mom" " 1 iceprr.. near CerdW. ONsleammeNe• Arig 1 .• 11 . 1 - Dear Mr •to mud me mother 1 . maids, neer eartellmat Stettin nool-the bat thing 1 we bed Is my etc; in throe ilegale I hut ColillOrllCOl It all the deltenteg awl err ern eympteme to Weimar. an.l I frit Illiollt VIVFII. itc.-Tnot Atl DAM.. r Similar experastm of liMm flunk tOok., hinteler allow. Kit:A College ; , Weeps &inland. ea Illie NMI I f lr. Thema, Will. TX Lesdadlieende l tEt w il lrks= l6l Mllistostr V Mato ..ort, Oerheehnd • Me. O. otto rant kr . Anhui/ . tit, aara 4 alt ate.. idlaboreli* Mr. D. M'Cartby. 1....111 Mae. ; .J. • 2 .111 Ilaverforteem; Mr. Thomas Willouebby, 51. II 111. 91 m. . glidi V l 4 l l;6 6 oo =e, of Bottom : Mr. John M=S Whm,r 4 . 7.7 . 16 A... fig . T oi k: Mr thwoolei tattoo mreet. Modmiosts .. v LaMar Massa * Dellalma WI ' Mr. r .01 A.d.z . P . rerer uelk . II bliestem.. illadlooltbs; M. Jeer . MA. . . Dtworrelotrown. " 1 weereld by DU NW emit Oa 7 31 471bew Dead 'met , Lorin. m ad . _ . a . eaal iad s su el 4111... ibibi lap ie lne i i 4 = y reined t R. rid mitten . r at Mimoillse a tankers on Iby rad wil l tda l. 1011 1 : nil " Ilmealtela need Car. i= eameetail ger Lorre to ram me lira bMte. allireler gta* " tasarti= " gim aml SW I =l l OAT, 7 1 .. re MI: se a f r . lierr frek oPY. 24 :Do ga rn d le my Pa Zeitee ell plsressele is Nam Dl7 ST= 11 . 0 . lag Demo sa•orivadoas room In Nara Now reedy, pries b. M. ant delh. ORNAMENTAL aul DOMESTIC POULTRY= Mir Dubow aM lissagamat. Dr Ms Dar. snore ems Dime. 11. A.. Reber el IM weed wbb Unita. 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J. an i : Wit" a, bi. e..wrsims.—•• le Imre paha hip. • pect ra bir ourr his tri s . ami a es i x imi lMg FaLal imal baillaM ier= i rla a a l = Mei d be ars. tu Te s e kad ef usomi ab= r imewa Mr ge w it.,. we, s i a s ork : XL hitt FRANCE. PARIS, !away, 6 r.x. Nothing bas been talked of or thought of to day but the question of the dissolution of the As sembly, sad the grave political crisis which will depend on be solution. That crisis is now fast approaching. The debate of Monday, on the report of M. Gravy, will be its commencement. The committee of which that gentleman is the head, and which was nominated by the Assembly to report upon the question whether it shall dissolve itself at an early and fixed epoch, or continue its session for an indefinite p riod, has presented a unanimous report in favour of indefinite continuance. This report de nounces the opinion of the country, expressed by the petitions, as an infraction of the sovereign authority' of the Assembly. Meanwhile the petitions for its din-lotion are arriving in Paris by waggon-loads daily, and so large ss : o ption of the time of the Aassably has hems is the prissalatire, the President propose to discontinue the prac tice of announcing shortly their contents, lest the entire time of the house should be engrossed by them. Up to Wednesday last, the signatures to the petitions presented in favour of dissolution, amounted to 171,732, while the petition presented against it, amounted to 2,612. A few days more will exhibit so formidable a number of petitioners, that a crisis will berme inevitable. The Journal des Debate, a journal which bag inva riably spoken of the Assembly wi'h the tem'Ait re spect, and has treated even the occasional disorders which have broken out in it with indulgence and for bearance, bay to-day an article on the manuer in which the right of petition is treated by the majority of its =Nablus. It rave : On Ilisitaing to M. Clement Thomas yesterday, one would have thsteght that the Chamber was invaded by insurgents, WILMS/ 687 were only petitioners. But statesmen who have pond all their lives in conspiracy and ineurrectinn, sad wits politely boast of it, cannot naturally understand 'eyeshot, t than that of violence and revolt. They femegtho moiety is constituted alter the fashion of a pro viding gothammant ; that there is not in a free country any Wks UMW of solving a question than this : " Beckett per man; we will reckon ours, and then we will fight it omit in the thisselo." What a happy state of civilisation ! . . This right of psalm is a constitutional—en inviolable right. The sodlikem sad the rebels are they who contest it, and who smnoquently leave to public opinion, even that of the minority, no other resource thaa violence. The seditious are they who, from the height of the tribune, appeal from a legal demonstration to a decision by arms. M. Marmot, the president, thinks these petitions occupy too much time. He has shown himself more patios% for petitions of less importance The The party in the Assembly who refuse the d•ssolution may do so ; that petty who reject petitions has the power. Whatever we may think of the Assembly, it is, and dial be, in our mime hos, the official expression of sovereignty. Let it refuse It it will, but let it listen. The right of petition, then, cannot aims in gaits:ion. It cannot be contested, and is subject to ems only condition, that of being exercised constitutionally and belly. The only question now to be determined is, are the pithier, presented to the Assembly, or are they not, the real and damn expression of the opinion of the country ? Now this Is a question of fact, a feet that can be ascertained, and it is that which constitutes the difference between a real sa , l !sedges movement. The Assembly would' appear per suaded that it is *till the hithlui representation of the salti ness* oldie astantry ; it naturally thinks so became it says es, bed It melt net be surprised that they who think other wino wadasthar to saithesive It, nor be offended that the means talon sag these which the constitution km given them and inlayed to la legal. The Debate erelianse as follows : M. Gravy, the vogostor of the eseimiose on the gaieties of the dissolution d Ike Ansa* yesterday brought up the report of that essemines. 'The ripest not only rejects the Melliet X. Rama, bee seepositioes of the same tis Tl le pl sha the gassliee on its true footing. The semmelltse thrum either to ix a peeled to the existence of the Chmaimers. es to Nuke any modification in the decree as to tin easels laws. It has been decided that it shall pan =s o = and they will pass these ten even if their last tea years. The epigrammatic tone of the report leaves no doubt on these points. The report pro tests, moreover, against the moral violeace attempted to be ex crefeed on the Chamber by means of petitions which have as yet only 173,000 signatures! Siagular spectacle! These mien who have overthrown a monarch with peti tions and banquets, with what dis dain do they not treat the manifestations of public opinion. Vie will not repeat what we have said above. The Chamber is sovereign. It has decidedly the right to reject the prayer on which it pronounces in so authoritative and • manner ; but, let it only remember that it is at its own risk. We whet have no animosity, no prejudice against the present Assembly, we who render full justice to its labours, to its courage, and who would willingly me it con tinued if it were not placed in insupportable conditions, we proclaim loudly that the course it is taking is the way of perdition. It the report be adopted it will again be said " Alen jade eel " The dimolution will not the lees take plectron am eartain, and that at no remote period. It will fake pi - ssj omd all an thalt i te te te s e n irly will ha nsed ve gained, d, At all sem* the perm might have spar ed the expressions of the "web= with which the chamber desires to dissolve itself!" From is not in a humour to laugh. This article in the Debate, smarting so positively that the chamber would be dissolved at no distant period, this, as well u an article headed " War," in M. Proudhon's paper, Le Pawl!, had caused a con siderable anxiety at the Bourse, and a fall of about 60 centimes on the flinch was the result. The situation is becoming grave. The Amens- bly believes the republic menaced, and assumes an attitude of defence more and more decided. The government fears the disturbance of order, and is taking extraordinary precautions for its maintenance. I have num to know that the reports of the local commis sions of police throughout the capital remitted daily to the prefecture are extremely alarming. They leave no doubt of the activity of the secret so cieties in various quarters of Paris, and especially in the Faubourg St. Marceau. A serious plot has been laid, and is in a forward state of organizatios, in favour of socialism and the Red Republic, the out law& of which was anigued by its projectors to the spin, but the chieh of the conspiracy find it Upon& to restrain the impatience of three or int thousand operatives which farm the tail of ilme party, and who pant foe the formation of sew barricades. The republicans of the trills awl thannives of this situation to pooh the present osirament from its mat, and to recover the direction of maim They mums that they alone would revive Sit se. veal co-operation which would be noes to crush such a conapiracy, and they lam that to pronoun* for the diesolution of the Amenably at such a critical moment would be attended with the greatest danger. The conspiracy would avail itself of, and be emboldened by, the temporary weakness which must attend an Assembly about to lay down its powen o and yid& would be augmented by the dream of a izanumber of lambent who would leave the in comma= of the denim Le &lel., a meismils Stensal, width has no ear Denim with the sobbed. med whisk beg hitherto Witthe opinion el the repablinas s hiserievie the present nate of p arr y A mon ird4m a taleatssi by salpahb masenthrto, sad Jam med by sen, yelps la the Illniseal Anger bly. Premeds= hoes whine% we neon to Mfg net rely by sdessauswes 'mains., exited, by bet paned Ilse, mend se impatim* sad who seabs te lave *era mese ==yeemeseleas, by eversesinag an 'plebe s7la the esestry, sod by giving *a deessene et maw and daelisege. have wooded in lesepley aeon &maim met etthe Awaselet aline the hitis was he, mese meemits bask hum le thiq the sell ebod lto modem of the Cliesliesen Am, bee *eel o g amedlises st a gene amber eir mimeo era ea amsersionuat nese mesh. _theme the madmises 11. Oravy's report. It these eseimises adereed with Ihe Neap whhe they reed* bum a esmismilery apek the Annebly, thes ea lea Mee a titr i pries . l i re ot extreme pram sepia inemeably is the deegerses swoon whisk hen memosesed„ w mow ea ea ma of end we/. We, mend wean pen. Swam this temidable meant, and we did all we amid to eepe it. We to the Wangle the y smedl adhered ag a speedy _eeperamies e t the peanut Assembly, bemuse thee rianne appeased es jest, sag heeded is =ad realm ; but we Weed ear voles whin the demands which, though sew addressed to the Ossestiteset Assembly, will be perhaps in three months addressed to the Frostiest, thee months alter to the Leginative Assembly, under some mint or other, sad which tend evidently, in burro the he= of a essastitn timid right, to annihilate the =l4 and to ren der all government tel loos due impend& ! Woo to the party-ma who, by a mid milesintion, will have produced sock • Mind's,nd's, and predphabil Prom late new ihmters, whoa order was being romeeblisked of MU, and when mien was so airy to romstablida. the mitiemy against whisk the =pert of M. Grey dingle he drops= natio b not nopoadbis for all that is taking phse, emospe her • asio take, whisk we deplored, but which ought not to be mine pressated, is declaring it to be the result of a fixed determi aid= and of a premeditated There are people esesediegly interested to aeon& that error; let wise men take ear* not to be the dupes of it. Ix the same way we know that officious persons attach • great prim, and pay much attention, to prove to the government that it is in hoes tility against the election of the plaids= made , la ns the peo ple, that the majority of the Assembly turns t it in this question. Error with some, interested b ood with when. The majority, at present, it Is true, is distrustful and irritated; but it is so because it is lad whey and deceived as to the sentireents and designs of the ministen. The We sson interest is to draw closer, to come to an naderstanding, to arrive at the question in dispute at a reasonable comm odes. The most influential men of the lam administration could do much in calming men's minds ; we conjure them to dose; they will thus put en end to absurd calumnies, anc they will preserve Franse front the calamities with which she is agile menaced. The day cm which a foolish govern ment, which no one is the day of peril either dared or de sired to defend, no ono, except a man who had sat for seven teen years in the ranks of the opposition, the day on which that government placed in the king's month that insult, ad dressed to more than one-halt the tuition, " Y ere blind or hostile," we foresaw and announced that if the Melt were not withdrawn a rovelstisa would ramps ham. Penises tar issYaiala.wlrwwN enirelansi: Atiareeeni here Is a forns;deblis straggle which is commencing. May all good citizens unite with us in conjuring it away. A committee was named in the bureaux to day, to examine and report upon the project of M. Billault respecting the budget. The last committee was named merely to report on its urgency, the present will take up the question on its merits. In the committee which has been appointed there a-e eleven votes against the government, and fear in its favour. The bureaux then elected another committee, upon the project of eighty-three members, relating to the budget. The proposition demands that a committee of thirty members shall be elected to form the budget. Several of the bureaux have refused to-day to elect members, desiring . to postpone that measure until the report on the project of M. Billault shall be brought up. Only 16 members of the committee of 30 have been elected, who are as follow : MM. Ooultai, Le Francois, Durand-Savoyat, I Mathieu (Drains), Flandin Penno n, Corn. Lamm., Guichard, 'General Cavaignac, Jean Itilyn;ud, Dezeymerie, Bureau de Pew, De Pay net, and Jules de Lasteyrie. All these belong to the Republicans of the will., who have shown extraordinary violence in the committees to-day. That the duties of these committees may be more clearly understood, it may be well to state that the committee appointed on the project of M. Billault is to form a budget of receipts, which the ministers of Finance must accept, and in accordance with which he will be called on to frame his budget of expendi ture. The duty of the other committee on the project signed by 83 representatives, is much larger, and em braces, in some measure, the former. It is ir tended to form (d'etablir) the general budget and thus to absorb in itself the powers both of the minister and of the committee of finance. It was an nounced in one of the journals to-day, that this com mittee was intended only to examine and coutrol the budget to be presented by the minister. In that case, it would only supersede the regular committee of finance; but I now learn that - larger powers are claimed for it, and that it will assume the powers `both of the government and of the finance committee. A congress of legitimist journalists, consisting of 200 members, and. representing 40 journals, was opened yesterday. Several members of the Assembly were present, as were several rx-deputies and ex peers of France. The object of the congress is to re establish accord in the legitimist party, and to make preparations with a view to the Ontario& Today, the bureau of the congress was constituted. M. Favreau, a representative, was elected vice-president. He is a journalist, of Provence. M. Thibault de la Guichar dark' was elected president. Nothing important was done in the Assembly to day until a late hour in the afternoon, when the Minister of the Interior ascended the tribune, amidst much excitement, to present a project of law for closing the clubs. He demanded that urgency should be declared for the measure. M. Gent said that they expected a law against the clubs, but scald not suppose that the ministry would have the audacity to present each a project. The President then called him to order. The Assembly decided, by a large majority, to refer the question of urgency to the bureaux, who would appoint a committee, which would bring up its report to-morrow. Atter this nearly . all the members left, and no other business of any im portance was transacted. i 'Ahern s a body of Italian agents in Paris, engaged to obtain the consent of the government that a French general shall take the command of the Piedmontese army, and hostilities will be recommenced, it is said, in case the Austrians shall enter the legations. it is announced that the project of law for closing the clubs is prepared, and was discussed in the cabi net yesterday. It will probably be communicated to the Assembly before the end of the week. The law pro posed will absolutely interdict the clubs. The President of the Republic, upon the recom mendation of the Minister of Public Instruction, has nominated M. Barthelemy Saint Hilaire, representa tive of the people and member of the Institute, to be administrator of the College of France, in the room of M. Burnout, who has resigned. We read in the Corsasre ; "The ex-king, Louis Philippe, has just written to M. Louis Bonaparte and to M. 0. Barrot. In his letter he protests that his in tentions are pure, and that he has no desire to engage in politics in case he should be permitted to return to France. All my desire; he says, ' would be to live en bon bourgeois. He does not ask as his residence for the chateau of Netiilly, which is too near Paris, but for the chateau of Rendez, in Auvergne. In re turning to France, his sons and himself would take an oath to abandon all pretensions to the throne. Neither the President of the Republic nor the Presi dent of the Council has paid any attention to this strange letter." The same journal says:—" M. Guisot has sent word to one of his intimate friends that he should not get ready to return to Paris until after the anni versary of Feb. 24. The intention of the ex-minister' is to come forward as candidate at the apprceolder election." The aye, in referenoe to the ante dote eelsted by the Wational about M. Thiers and M. Cowin, that it is entirely false. The Dub of Fraternity, which holds its sittings in the Ras Martel, Faubourg Poissonniere under the presidentship of M. Bonnard, and which was noted for the ultra opinions profemed in it, was closed last night, by order of the Minister of the Interior. It is said that M. Adolphe Barret, ex- Centel- General at Alexandria, is named Minister of France at Rio Janeiro. From the balsam sheet of the beak sole up to the 23th, which I send, it will be seen that the notes in circulation have decreased during the lest week by millions. The blarney balance has increased by 6 milliocs, now standing at 31} millions. The bul lion has been again augmented by 51 millions. The discount. in Parts have increased three-quarten of a million, while those in the departments have been less by 3 millions. The protested bills have again been reduced by half a million, and one million has been lent to the department of the Seine. The stock of bullion now amounts to 260 millions against 432 mil lions of bleat. Bra's OF TEE BANK OF PILAIrCZ ap to Jam 26,with the sorreepending items of the preceding week : Week wan Week ending Jo. 11. mecums, o. p. 111 0 . P. 0.1.000,003 CM 0 Met new tome teaks AMA% 0 • , ...... ..... 16,403,000 • • awn* et new And Wan lismese m yea mew, +Amoco o • Illok Mob eleinielks ...-- 416440,300 • 417 0 De. Ilwadi 16,234073 0 1 • Mete oder assewelemsenorTrwenry. creditor 26,775,076 21 $1,7111.401 1111 Dime emode entreat 76,614,770 77 760116011 • Assambeierad la the tesaiiso 16641,732 0 24,3711,706 • I = mei& at debt . . ...... 8,903,640 0 4,316,5 00 0 moils at slat t 9 the Data liembei d brialmiTiZiriiiiikie by 711,431 0 717,197 0 1.16422 4 41 1.790, 054 93 Drafts el lank ;dyable by brands 1186,8118,138 69 889,376,714 36 YEN% Oda sod Ore la tke la rnelt beaks 12,330,638 0 123,333,04 0 BUN me del 230,826 6 71,036 64 Me led eneplesist In Peril Do. tin la Inesehledhe 106,731,140 62 103,667,349 U Memo se begin 4•lsldiesea dm* public tends 31,777,023 03 31,093,923 6 Athletes en fume pante tends by Wm& banks Admen te the date en Tram, hell . . Medias b; ii;;inie — a .. l;;;;;l 6 .6 0 °4°° 0 60,000,000 0 mans ... 80400,000 0 somo,eoo 0 Melt meant noorvo astrussos laws is 1 4 0. 2. 840. 6m 000 ns 0 13 42, 10, 6 000 2 z, 31 : 1: "Mb fads 12,106,741 89 13,806,741 n llntleillogimad Wafture 4,010,000 0 4,000,000 0 Beal =l , :t a tranth tanks 3,373,510 0 2,273,710 0 lees le the Qty of Perls 7,000,000 • 7,000,000 0 Intiout la Naked Meows% Bank 200,000 0 300,000 0 Wend sit inedt leeks In the __. —. _ . ei..i Dims& Banks of the Inc Wei Irmo heNNW Ilk 220,000 0 sao,oon o TAMMY WY la rein* beaks 10,023,496 63 9.712,826 61 Eqolllol4lmosposat 132 9 Ispions et moutgeocat dbras& n a n ....._—.........--- ........ tie 42003rtment et VIM 4113,014 10 1111,14.7 9 atm 6.16,593,135,C9 669,378,734 5 Palla, Jan. 26. New LOIN : Three per Cents., 45 10; Ilya per Cents., 74 60 ; Last Loan, 74 10 ; Pours, Belgian Piracy 1540, 87i ; Do. 1842, —; Do. Threes, —; Do. Two-and-a - ; Naples Banton —; Ronan Loan, 68S. Treason Bends. Bank gbania. 1690. Exchange on London 30 days, 25 376 each ; 90 days, 25 22i cash. Itaftwaro—Paris and Orleans, 695 ; Part. and Roue, 440; Ronan and Havre. 235 ; Avignon and Marseilles, 183 75.; Stria boort and Bala, 82 S 0; Centre Tiernan, 250: Anima and Bou logne, 197 M; ikedsann, 1177 SO; North, 386 35. SPAIN. We have received the journals and our corre spondence from Spain of the 20th inst. M. Moo presented on that day to the Cortes a project of ar rangement of the Bank of St. Ferdinand, which was to have been published in the Casette of the following day. The journal de Toulouse gives the following from the frontiers of the Pyrenees-Orientales, dated the 19th inst.: "Yesterday, a column of the Queen's troops,el,3oo strong, fell in, near Lahajol, behind Bel legnrde, with a body of 250 republicans, commanded by Victorian Ametler, created a brigadier, and a warm action ensued. The republicans lost a great many meo, and were obliged to fly for refuge to Las Ilion, on the French territory, whither they were pur sued by the royal troops, and the battle was resumed, in spite of the intervention of themayor and a French detachment of twenty-five men. Many of the repub licans were killed at the gates of the mairie, and eighteen were captured. Among these were Yictori ano Ametler, Coll Joze, Don Juan Gonzales, a com mandant ; Perez, a commandant, and two captains? MADRIq ba.2o.—Ttuie per Skala, 20 paper; after Bolsi, 1913-1610 cash. Plea per Ceuta., lotpaper; alter Bola. 91 10 cash. Coupons, 6 paper. Beak of at. Perdlnacd. 53 Nib. 36 paper. Fiehaage on Leaden, 49.10 paper. Treasury WIN 69; mesh, .0 paper. ITALY. LONlBARDY.—lntelligence ham been r eoeirsd, at the ministry of foreign affairs in Paris, that 20,0(0 men had been sent by Radetzki to reinforce the be sieging corps before Venice, which, it appears, is to be vigorously attacked. For this purpose 9,000 men have bra detached from Milan, 7,000 from Placentia, and dirt 4,000 from Breeds. In reference to these asseaments, the Concordia of Turin, of the 21st inst., gab s, Ikea Pavia,that Gen. Weldenhai written to Ra &fold to earns against Venice immediately with all his available forces and artillery, and take that city at any cost, as the affairs of Italy cannot be arranged without the conquest of that stronghold. Field- Marshal Radetzki has set out from Milan, some say for Piacenza, others for Orzinovi on the Oglio, to es tablish an entrenched amp there. Cannon his been sent from Milan to Brescia, under a strong military escort. According to the above paper, Radetzki 's forces are at this moment much inferior to those of Piedmont; he ie in great want of money, notwith standinghis exactions, so that he has been obliged to impose a new tax of eight millions of francs, which makes the total amount paid by Lombardy since Au gust 68 millions. The same journal says it is rumoured that two couriers have arrived from Brunets, one for Radetzki, the other for Turin, bringing orders not to recom mence hostilities at present. ROMAN STATES.—Advices from Rome, of the I 17th instant, bring a proclamation of the pro visional commission of government, addressed to all the people of Italy, which says : " The hour, is come when Italy must cease to be a geo- graphical name, and become a nation." It then proclaims that the National Constituent Assembly of Rome will ammo the powers of an Italian oonitituant assembly, in so far as it would form a part of that Assembly. It shall not have the c hhaa riicter of a partial or local representation, but of that of twenty-five mil lions of Italians, all united in the same sentiments, that of developing in common the era of the great rege neration. Rome will thus lay the Brut stone of that edifice which shall unite in one end, in one existence, in one nation, the different people of the ancient Queen of Europe—the Italian Consti tuent Assembly. When this proclamation was read at Civita Vecchia, the enthusiasm was unbounded. Lieut.-Col Stores Cesarini has been elected Com mandant of the National Guard. General Zamboni bad been arrested en route for Gaeta. He was the bearer of several letters. It appears that a reactionary movement was arranged for the 21st inst., the day of the elections. TUSCANY.—The French general, Trobiand, ac companied by his staff and sixty French soldiers, arrived at Leghorn on the 18th, en route for Palermo. He is going into Sicily, to organize the military defences. NAPLES.—We have received despatches dated the 17th inst. from our Naples correspondent. They contain no intelligence of general interest. On the 15th the funds were at 81g. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Our dates from Berlin are of Jan. 24. The victory of the democrats at the primary elections in Berlin rs complete; not less than 800 out of the 1,225 chosen electors en the sexed degree being their partizans. In Magdeburg, the democrats returned 237 out of 275 electors in the secondary degree. Every post brought to Berlin fresh accounts of victo ries of the democrats. Even in Westphalia, they have gained the upper band. The electric telegraph 'between Berlin and Frankfort is to be opened in a few days. It wu maid that the bill which the central executive had drawn on the Prumian treasury of 40,000 dialers, has been dishonoured. AUSTRIA. We have Vienna news to the 21st inst. The Wiener Zeitung, of the 21st, publishes, in its official portion, the provisions made by the govern ment for the maintenance and cultivation of the Ru thenian language in certain parts of Gallica. Another medical man has been sentenced to two years' impri sonment, for having taken pest in the October revolu tion. The junction of the right and left parlies in the Austrian Diet still continues. The left centre hoe issued a programme, stating that it will combat for freedom. from whatever quarter it may be threatened. On the 19th the Diet was occupied with the &minion of the 4th section of the Bill of Fundamental Rights. This motion, which embodies the principle of the Ila boas Corpus Adores unani moody voted. The prompter of the Freeberg theatre has been shot, by order of a court-martial, for having, since the entrance of the imperialists into that town, used frameable language with reference to the imperial house. Letters from Fez*, under date Jan. 18, state that Rosenth had left Debreczin for Grosswardein. The Prague papers state that the Moldavian prince, stonrdza, had resi BAVARlA.—The gned. Bavarian Chambers were opened on the 22nd, by the king in person. In the course of THE POPOIATION OF THE NarIiERLANDS.-012 the lit Jan., 1848, the population of the kingdom .f the Nether lands was returned at 3,050,840, being 7,787 less than in the preceding year. COST OF THE PASSAGE TO CALIFORNIA.—The coat of getting to Saa Frnaciscoby the Chaves route, using the mail steamers, is ahead 375 dela. • say 160 dole. to Chair's, 20 dols. across the Isthmus, aid 200 doh. from Panama to Sea Francisco. By taking second cabin passages, however, the east will be reduced about 80 dela.; and by taking sailing weds instead of steamers to Chagres, the passage may be Mal fee 250 do!s. The voyage via Vera Cm and Acapulco meg gesbehly be made in rather less time, but not cheaper. The palette via Panama will probably average 35 days from New York. The distance from Panama to San Francisco is about 3,600 miles. The prima of passage in the United States ships from Panama to the pore I respective) named on the Pacific coma, are as follow : n Mike. gtllo4ootll. Panama to 7OO 64 dole. Ditto Acapulco 1,300 193 „ Ditto San Slag Ditto Mazatlan 12,000 113 „ Ditto San Dteso Ditto San Francisco 8.504) 230 , Passage in the lower cabin at a reduction of one-iiftl; from the above rates. Passage in the forward cabin, from Panama te either of the abovenamed ports, 100 dollars.— Washington Union. ARRIVAL OF THE NEW FRENCH MINISTEIL—Aduti naI Cecile, the newly-accredited minister from:the Franck Frnment, arrived at Hertford House, on Thursday even from Paris. ui Is mit Wan Com,. or ArarcA.—Mail will be made up at the Poet-office on the evening of the 12th proximo, for Madeira, Cape de Yards Islands, Sierra Leone, and Ascension, to be convoyed by H.M. steamer Centaur, which is appointed to sail from Devonpert on the morning of the 13th proximo. Letters for Madeira or for the Cape de I Verde Islands, will be liable toe postage of le. 10d. the half ounce, and won ; and n2wspapers for those places will be chargeable with a portage of 2d. each. Letters for Sierra Leone sad Ascension will be liable to a postage of le. the half-ounce, and ao on, but no chirp will be made for news papers. All letters and newspapers for Sierra Leone, not directed to be forwardil by any other vesetl, will be de spatched by this mail; but all letters and newspapers for the other places above mentioned intended to be sent by this vessel mus; be specially addressed "By H.M. steam ship Centaur." ECONOMY PER RAILWAT.—The reduction in the price of coal consented at Bury St. Edmunds, since the open mg of the Eastern Union Roilwar, has been equal to the yearly amount of poor-rates levied in that town. SHIPPING. ORARANTINIG NOTICE. - - HAVANA.. Dee.So.—Sir We have to inform you that, matording to the resolutions recently pared by our board of health, all vessels coming from countries that have been visite.' with the cholera ere to undergo a quarantine of from 7 to 20 days, and that this port has been appointed as lazaretto for all vowels arriving at the northern ports, and St. Jago de Cuba for the:. ? arriving at the southern ports of this island.— (Signed) PICAUD and ALUERS.— Captain G. L. Halsted, RII Seoreterf, Lloyd's. Am, Jan. V.—Tee Sophia, from Belfast, and not the Sophia Campbell, as reported yesterday, is en shore near this pleas. Minimax, Jan. 24.—The Elizabeth, of and from this port for Leith, and the Dahlia, of Newcastle, which were stranded on the beach, the former on the 10. h and the latter on the 11th inst., have Leen got off, and assisted into the har bour. The Norma, bound for Cha , leston, in working oat, on the 21st inst., missed stays, and drove upon tke rocks at Limekiln*: crew saved. Hot:Lame, Jan. 24.—The Rover, from Pottsmouth for Yarmouth, was wrecked this morning, about two miles west of this pert ; crew saved. CAHULCIV2EN, Jan. 28.—The Alrzander, from Oporto for Cork, with maize, got on shore at 13sgnis Island, Valentin harbour, 22nd inat., during a gale, and is likely to become • wrath ; crew saved ; a great portion of the cargo saved in • damaged state. A large barque was seen off the fikelligs, under close-reefed top-Wig, running_E.N.B., 21st inst. ; and some mks of rum Lave come into Valentin harbour. It is supplied that the barque has foundered near the coast, and that sum formed putt of her cargo. DFAL Jan. 25.—W., strong.—Arrived : Gratitude, and Ads, Mauritius ; James Cru&shank. Demerara. Arrived from the river : Nile, Pernambuco, &c. Put back Emma Eugenia, for Sydney, N.S.W. FALMOUTH, Jan. 25.—W., equally.-24, Arrived: Henry limey (late Park), from Rio Grande, and sailed on the 26th for London. Gsatolum, Jan. 23.—The Lively, from Naples, for Hull, put in he on the 22nd inst., tiros. stress of weather, and making water. She will be examined to-morrow, and it is supposed will only require three or four days to be refitted to pursue her voyage. GREENOCK, Jan. 25.—The Csahmere, which sailed hence on the etk inst. for Galway, has put back with damage, hav ing encountered a gale from W.N.W. to N.W. on the 29th inc., in let. 55, long. 9. HAVANA, Dec. 30.—The Royal Adelaide (not the Lady Adelaide, as before reported), from Honduras for Cork, has been wrecked on the Colorado. and will be sold. HOLYHEAD, Jan. 26.—The Elizabeth and Sarah, of and from Cork to Bangor, was totally wrecked near this port ; crew saved. — —.- 11.1znazz. Jan. 25.—The brig Hugh, of and from Dublin to Trinidad, was driven on shore this morning, in Derryostan Bay, near this place; crew saved. The cargo will be landed in a damaged state. LIVIMPOOL, Jan. 27.—5., moderate.—Off: Lahore, and Royal Sovereign. Highland Lad, from Leghorn, to Dublin, put into Beaumaris yesterday. Nancy, from Marseilles, at Waterford. MARGATE, Jan. 25.—The John Cobbold, from the Mauri tius for London, has been supplied with an anchor and thirty fathoms of chain from this plate, having lost them off the Tongue Light. Maavroar, Jan. 23.—A schooner went on shore this morning on Beckfoot, about nines miles N.B. of this port ; supposed to be the Warrior of Yarmouth, from Pentewan, for Liverpool, and lies in a very dangerous position. PORT LOGAN, Jan. 22.—A water•cook, painted yellow; a dog-house, lead-colour ; and a binnacle, painted green ; two handspikes, besides several pieces of bulwarks, painted green inside and black outside, were washed ashore to-day in the In . HMOS, Jan. 25.—1 t still continues to blow a heavy gale from the W.N.W. Sr. MONANCE, Jan. 24.—The Nancy, bound for Leith, was wrecked on the Island of May, on the 21st inst. ; one man drowned; little is expected to be moved of either vessel or cargo. TORBAY, Jan. 25.—W.N.W., strong ~ - 24th, Put back Edmond, Sierra Leone, with loss of motor and chain. WMILWORTM, Jan. 24.—The Elizabeth, of Montrose, got on shore this day at Boulater Rocks, and has received much damage. Should the weather moderate, she may be got off. WHITERAVEN, Jan. 25.—The Brutal, from Demerara, put in here this day, having parted from her anchor an d chain in Ramsay Bay, last night, with lost of most of her sails, and leaky; her cargo (sugar) will most probably have to be The Enigma, sloop of Caen, was lost near Dungeneu, on of the night she 12th inst.- crew saved. BRISTOL, Jan. 26. —W.N.W. —Ani ved : County, Swansea. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Ike daock.—The funds are still brisk, and prices ascending. Consols have been bought at 911 for present account, and at 92 for March, but we have now a shght reaction to 911 to / foe money and this account. Reduced Threes are 91/ to 2; - a-4=W per Cants., 921 to i. Exchequer Bills, 425. to 455. prem. Bank Stock, 195 to 7. The foreign market does not exactly keep pe with the funds, though prices are steady, and lookin g better for the more wild stocks. We quote Belgian, 78 to 80. Dutch Two•and-a•Half per Cents., 494 to 50; the Fours, 774 to 84. Russian, 104 to 6. Spanish Fives, 161 to 1; the Threes, 281 to 1. Pamive, 31 to I. Portuguese, 27 to 8. Mexican, 26/ to I. Peru vian, 48 to 50. Venezuela, 191 to 204. Brazilian, 78 to 80. Chilies, 90 to 2. New Grenada, 151 to 161. ...." - The stock market comes improved and active from Amsterdam. The home funds were in good demand, and obtained higher rates, and so also Russian and Austrian: It is stated that the Maatchappy Cempany, whose charter was approaching its expiration, has been again chartered u a jcintutock trading associa tion, to continue from the Ist of January next. From St. Petersburg it is again asserted that the sugar duties will undergo a modification, to take place in May next. ENGLISH FUNDS. 3 1azak v. Rock et. 3.2. 195 ,2.22.. 7 ~ 2 I Sa is s2L iesr oo o22 tary 99 i 3 par Cl. Ons. Amos. Eh 4.1.. lio 11% Fas 701,11311 FUNDS. yr 01 EM= Waft I 1 pa OW. ismida Balla lie reit IX Delkßode. ft 80 Ofmadi Warred Mk, .3 4 per Pitt "IT. ;boa _ : -,« L i r c. " . ... 4 ,, 'ffa. ui rM icttiyu6, 6 E . km k r- ti . : , 1 ,..,„ ........... .2.„ .7 , .. 3 Por ' Par= II V. ill lei rot. 0u1... 4 4 1 4 2 4:Z. Dthued Be» Si it RAILWAYS.—The share market is very pod and firm this morning, and a fair amount of business is doing. Great Northern' have been bought at 9 346 di s. Madrid and Valencia are inquired for at 17s. 1 per share. East Ant: eN tlos. 6 per Cent. Peet, 111 El Da ew Guar. 6 per Cent., 111 1 Do. Bet. 6 per Gent., 1 p u d E. Lancashire. 10 ex In; Do. 6 par Ct. Pref. Qn.. 71 Great Northern, 10 91 ex int Do. Hanes B, 6 per (kat., 414 ex int Great &anthem and Western (Ine. land), 31 ex lad Great western, 101 100 Do. OIL, 12 1 1 Do. Fifths, 20 De. New 17L, 114# Lancaster =denial*, 331 Do. Thirds, II Lens. and York., 69 Do. }lithe, 711 Do. Thirds, leg, 6 Do. New Guar. 6 per Gent., 14 es tnt Do. W. Rid. Unix", 6 21 Leeds 8z Bradford, 6001 Load. and Blackwell, 31 1 lon., Brinhtas, t 8. Cosa, 118 Do. Guar. 3 per Cent. Croydon Thirds, 91 en Me Do. New N. Guar. ) I per Ct., Lon. & & Western, 41 36 Do. New 801., 32 LIVERPOOL SA I The tendency in upwu Bitten., Len., & Ches., 91 d Boitoo, Cliih. , & W. Vernalize, 11 . 201 1 0. lan Peet, 11 ta. 9d. p E. Conn a.% 12 r.. L a•a b SOI Lea. Do. PI Tech. Qrs., 41 4 MA 31 1 Do. Do. Hal Fre t.,ves 11 p Red.& Mal )02 d Do. Halves L. & B.), 12 111 d Do-Fifths ( .R.U.), 4 d Do. Extension, 211 Len. & North Western, 136 8 Do. New Qrs., 31 I p Do. mod. a ILI. 2 SI Do. do. Thirds. 81. Ns. 3d. 121 1 Olt, Caanal, 221 Wore., & Won., 241 31 load., Onilel„ It Brig., 13 ez NR loottith Shrews. and Skin. (A), as ht Dn. da B, 11 ex tut Ds. Niro Guar. 91 2 ex int Illake, = r w e a, 174 L N 4 Ds. Sorb No. 5, 5 71 ex tat South Wan, 171 19 Wen Val. 6 per Ct. Our., 30 WM., Seiner., t Way., 114 York, Nairn. B 8e,., 304 30 Do. (Orig. Newc. &Her.), 30 291 I Do. Mien. No. 1 (Yak, Noire.), 211 Do. No. 2 (New. & Par.), 214 Do. 13. N. E. Pur., 01 4 York and N. Midland, SS Do. Pref., 111 101 Do. Land W.W.I. En., 28 Boulogne and Amiens, 84 $ Cen. of Prance (Orleans &V(er.),711 Luxembourg, N. of Prune. 14 1 et die Orleans And Bordeaux, 211 ex (lir Paris and Orleins, 25 ex di, Rouen and Ilan., 01 Soriano and Meuse, 31 JANUARY 26. LMaa. , and Lis. PreL, g 1 a.: W. Mk land 98 Do. llalere, 4 3/ d North MU& Thirds, al N. etelbedahlre, d Ihrogehlre Union (1. r..), If d S. Postman k Dover, 21 I Do. No. B, 22/ Do. No. 4, B 7/ York, Nowa., and Bar., Eaten No. I. I p Do. (O. N. E. Par.), I; f p York inn N. Midland (L and W. Es.). :B Do. PreL, p Prim were a ill impro~ini iagly Wit° ant buoyant. A. vestment, and the traneactions of stocks than usual. Bir C k., Lanc , & Cheek. Jr. (late C. & B.), 151 Caledonian Pref., 1 11-16 I p E. Counties, II F. Lena Peel. [po i 7$ Crest Northern (B , 11 d Lan. sad York. (11, 13.. and B.) Fifths, 1 13-16 d Do. 37t. late Es., 71 d Do. W. R. 1.1.), 4 3.16 4 d York, New., & Bet. (G. N. E. Par.), p 1.88, laircsair 28. g, and the market was exceed good deal was doing for in ranged over a greater number Loa. & N. West. M. & B. Qrs. (C), 31 p Do. (Dud. & Maa. Thirds), El Man., Meg., & Lim, 49 Do. Pref., 116 Do. (Grimsby 60i. sh.), 231 d IDo. (Grimsby 20).), lb d Do. (Grimsby Dock), 121 d N. Staffordshire, 21 4 d 8. E. & Dow, 281 Do. No. 4, 7 13.16 Do. Reg., 71 ALIA JAIIVAIIT 26. - . There was agooliaal OUAT again improved. Caledoolaa Pre, If p York, Nowa, sad net. (Original Newer Ss Iler.), 281 Mob., Not, Ba. RE. Jo., 41 d I Bina., Wol , & Stour Valley, lo! N. drairordohire, 216 d dons, and prises filsrewa & Bk. (A), 51. B`. 9d. I d Do. (B), 3i. lla. 341. d I IDo. Bbropoit ll [r y e tido% Us. 9d. d B. dtaßordehire, d There was a good atter in sham were brisk. Leeds & Think. 234 Do. Qrs., 180. 9d. p Do. Pref. (1847), SL. d net., Roth., sad G0°18,211 .14111AZY 26. of brokers, and the dealings Dover', 26 tkluntleo, I I N. Western, 71 d TORS SALE Gt. Northern, 9i ez int Stan., Sheff & Un. Ls., 21 N. BMA Thirds, 11 Do. Ws, Ili Sheffield, Nether., & Goole, 71 ex int , 3LIVLR V,. Shrews. & Bar. (A), 3 es int Do. Prof., 9i York, Newcastle, & BeT. Estee. No. 1, 211 Do. O. N. E. Put., sl.7e. 90. 1 HULL Great Northers, 9 N. BIWA Qrs., 7 D 6 ebrewe. & Dm (A), se 4 Do. Pref., it p JAMMU': 20. York, Newo., & Bet., 29 Do. Orig. N. & 8., 201 p Do. No. 2 (New Bcrw.), p PRODUCE.—ANTWERP, Jan. 24.—The favourable advices from Holland, Hamburg, and London, in reference to Coffee have influenced our market, and there is not much offering at the present. This circumstance prevents more extenstve transactions. We have to mention the sales of 2,600 bags Batavia at 23c. to 234 c. ; 1,200 bags Domingo, 22c.; and 1,700 big' Brazil, at 184 c. to 191 c. for home con sumption. Stock: 85,000 bias, against 103,000 bags in 1848. Cotton : Prime are well supported ' • the recent arrivals con sisting of about 6,000 to 7,000 bales will impart more activity. About 3,500 bales have been sold, at prices which have not transpired, probably 241 c. to 25o.—Sugar: The market is very firm. The sales amount to 2,100 boxes Havana, at prices ranging from 138. to 1548. Stock is small: it com prises 13,100 boxes Havana, against 22,600 boxes in 1848. Rtiined is held at Ligher rates.—Rice is in rather better demand. From America about 1.000 tierces have arrived.— Spices : There is very little doing.—Hides continue in good demand, and the sales comprise about 22,500 pieces, prin cipally dried Buenos Ayres, at prices ranging from 184 c. to 3710. HASIBUEO, Jan. 23.—Coffee has continued in good de mand, and the sales are again very large; they consist prin cipally of Brasil, at 21a. to 31s. Domingo, 31e. to 3 7-16 s. Cotton : Prices are very firm, but no talcs of moment can occur,: on account of the small stock—Sugar Some purchases have lately been made for Russia, which has given great firmness to our market, and prices are from S.. to 12s. higher. 1,600 chests Brazil sold at 445. to 63. for brown; and 61s. to Os. for whites. llama's were disposed of at 41e. to 61s. •, 700 bags Java, at 411. to 61s.—Rice is neglected. A small parcel of Carolina, sold at 14m. to 144 m. per 1001b.—Spices Prices of Cassia L ignes and Pepper are rather higher. HAVANA.—Mean. J. C. Burnham, in their advice' of the 28th Dee., say : tirseit.—The babas continues inalgnificant, and we de not alter our last quotations. Mooned kinds, 51 rids to 91 ; ordinary whiten, 7to 71 ; good to tine whites, 71 to at ; choice whites, 9 to 91 ; superior and fiords yellows, 61 toe; good to fine yellows, 51 to 61; browse, h to 54 ; Cueuruolsaa, 11 to 5. The exports of sugar are Most the same on the whole as they were lad year, there being an Mama front knee, and a decrease from Matanass. Since the Ist Instant to the hardening of the kolidays, 8,600 boxes were shipped to the United States, 1,800 boxes to Sotto, and 10,100 boxes to other plans, making together 16,500 boxes. The intelligence front the Interior re specting the progress of grinds g', end the prig:shinnies of tne quantity to be expected, has become increasingly gloomy and discouraging. Some estates are not likely to yiekt half of what they produced last year, and In but few districts is an equal result antici pated. We fear that the deficiency of the coming year is compared with that which Is expiring, cannot be taken at less than one-third, The progress of grinding is slow, owing to the unfavorable condition of the cane, and it will be late before shipmate of new sugar can be made with any degree of abundance. It to premature as yet to 'peculate upon the course of priors We rosy say, however, that the Out receipts will, se usual, be minified for Spain, at higher rates than are generally (hell for other pleats, and that, as the United States' home wUI probably be short of what It was teat year by 40,000 or 30,000 hhds., the demand from that quarts wW no doubt be active. . . —.— Mouncam—We have to report that dealers have °WWI* firm In their demands. A very limbed amount at badness km been done at 24 dale, deliverable here sad In the ealgerta. Some of the dealers have made shipments for their own sown; rather than submit ,to prices bel,w their enWationa, and the quality now available far sale Is quite reatriete4 as applies have 10 hr, salts In slowly. Part of the dealers mill pandit In athing thh, and all pro. fees a determination to WM farther concesime; bat es there mess bob DO dieposition on the part of Ms m to wi pay even 24 Main, meet in eras be peremptory orders, the pries will on dent* tow down before lons, and be an a fothng to earnipmed with the ennOtket o f United hubs markets. Coma—The trenesetions are to a very lbalted Went, at s dole. to deta he hie to gad garlic limenss.—The hes gsaera.7 been dull rine° out ha wed, on .assent be Os which will yet Inter. mot Itso spans at beim= be sem thee. There are no fur. the. feetvehi ev e=d bd. but two wpm of ith have cores hi from the &hilt lord • melatideed la vale_ s; the stoelt is 2,70 d Of 4110 aim We ewe * hem Cherleaton and Same, end a mega hell Wail owl * SOO with There is now a qoantity as heed *tml to 1,910 wile ONE our ended= mast be ecestdered es nemdnel be the arose*. WWI ehe,telse while and of nod F011 .... t . .1101010 00111111Weet k semigethlee Ile theohne. sgs ism within the pima lama law Ws owl USD Wm. =LI mere then the weste et the eresarels ash tah Uwe le cans Ilsalstabss as b.. ilea desoi Its Ina AWN sir he sesposips slot la wird Isom Esse Mho idol WINN re. sommess% as *ors mei Um Is a grester amber d =soft mots me Oman my ls nossmosaist as Win Is Neel she wish bid 1111STIM Isw i reirma low Ms reltrand there are still :Oen hear Mat so with 'minis of coal were on contract for the Aware ; mid tee co three arsaa are in quarantine. Yaa=aura—ltitkisa 'thalweg ha Issupbel sties ow last mart The few dozing the premed asenth two at fizz IL 10a. hr privileged *web to arid* parts; ash to 6 per box at Nips ti Aisorlos wools be aenthern and northern perk and 2 eirole hr sisims paY to a sari be oldie. Beath' Width there were sew elerlars to toed copper it. and wool. We may here re. pea that sow INNS of health have impend a queranfins of twenty am an sal needs coming from per* In North America, where the thins Ws manifested iteel4 andel eight days on those which arrive hem ISM situated with& ISO Who of places where it is known to eget. It Is Important to add, that vessels will only be allowed to yodel* gammen. at Havana and Santiago de Cuba (according to the present regeleden), and those bound to other ports on the north ride et the Wend will, if liable to quarantine, be ordered to proceed to Hansa for that purpose. Cortitimtee, endorsed by the 4panleb Con. ml, thawing that the port from which a versel menes was free from the cholera was mefuL Taxis from connotes m Europe where the theisra exists are *booted to quarantine of p p ight to twenty days. geehange on Loud*, 15 to 15a per cent. rem. New Yak and Me" 4 to 44 per cent. prem. I TALLOW.—The market is very dull on the spot at 40e. For delivery in the last three months, 40e. is paid ; end considerable business has been done at about this price. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 40e. October to December delivery, 40e. to 3d. Separate months delivery, 40e. 9d. to 412. Hors., Jan. 26.—A few sales have been made in Tallow, though at lower rata. WOOL—LONDON, lan. 27.—The English Wool trade continues brisk, and prices of most descriptions are a shade dearer. Foreign is firm, and fully 10 pa cent . dearer than two months back. The public sales of colonial com ments on the 7th proximo, and are expensed to last through out the month ; about 20,000 to 26,000 bales will be offered. The market remains firm, but little has been dons in the face of these sales. Arrivals this week: 586 balls colonial, and 204 foreign. LILLIS, Jan. 26.—Business in foreign Wool hu been a little quieter this week, but prices remain firm. In English