The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-16 00:00:00

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Ulm boss IN sum et Sri mslrepsiltos limplide, emd brobssa 11= sue man fri gesilit red, superior to ems me mum bed. Id& mgraefrip,• es mil es or way frorammosery rdelm=post) teu—Establibed in WeneAßZSet. Is2o. GUM PUMA TUBlNG—lking is elms sera a eashihn et efeel, Is re biles mei se leak leg Wise le sfeesteslififs. boa% IPlNelmoso, ke. A essysesdies us/ be - ended me by mem station Pads tate between tee pods at Iteima ef semi* el a sib ben mob ease. Iles *We me ebe is wad la Chenebes sod Ow* he the wren a eselkei dot poem te Yee le do see. r:se teen ell• lee esseeybet lesetsess r•• •u mu =?: e sestasei ei dr lobet • med. le fe Ilds. Weeny mellbefed as Ina at istt gds. sfils. elbliNl ap s ~... It te plevellest4=l. Me tbe einespeme et mem fir . lese-lbles he beds ori fbeadram fee Os elesbisles, post beifie, faideferilam bettsAlbs, M. 117 "011t e sol istaVelf klekole Anima s Irke ke kemilrl. 01118'8 PATENT FLOUR.- ha bessloslle week for faistly sr, Folio's. bred by ihe um WNW doll wr. 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Tie estraidast. y my be eesersi hew mg *mit De seises the ow- Wis pint we perhedy ratiewitil. milt will soissely be welted tit WM. The senses mithwe milt es If by ligi. le Mi . ism le Ile pepides Is eftwegtheMg the mom isi midi =et.lt Ms se • pits spits% Is •Ma sairMe s ier • wew. at the akamsk, As a geed mei pm. aro =triebidiriper s paiidlor de lied We sallie Is i : kr ii Os Idris body Vie s Am% ad Me wear Webs vim; es Ws mossat, tiro bies Me see - elbsigs ••bwishkl meeMstwe Magi We. •I. The isrembors et Mr. AMIPRO mgt. res=raressiewd The mit Ms. TM kaamplea IMO, t ai l o t abist. illaiserle ems , BARCLAY. Teriaptcesetrest• Haim swl IMO= CialiMPset. ' GAINANISYL—PeraIysis, Asthma, Indigestion, levee& are solicited te mil le Ik. W. H. HALM of El, a si ewidiapire. Medi" he lie I'AMEMLIT at MEDICAL GAL watigal. wish win he Ibreislei be m isseit at two postage imp. 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ESCIENCE of LIFE ; or, Row to Live end Mat la lin Si ti a ir rrilli ir Me far DIA likatimilk awl ; Ida balasadam tar awarts4 what lassaft. isl slailko Mara al amppiams oily stlaisabis tlipierai obtairmas at a voilmialaaril ease al lira a • Man la a rasa dad Opel ono la tide link !Ohne. The rules lo the .Impuisat walks a isibe en idairoble• The 119 Pie. an ago& as ths gialisel. ent *a miter la vial Istilled laisd."—Aeti Louts Mot led Mamas Paterasstamew, salt all bootaras. il7 I n I n jig IMMO Orlon/ . •ftbrila erns Hain albrattar Masai rimy ezeadria Antwerp sambas Maarlid* du:Weals aor i Calabar lassiaa ▪ Mies Ounirer . Odessa 7`wetorg Mahn •D%A. 1 . 1 !." 1 do Grande Charmed &mama Rotterdam Guernsey Antwerp Sintrapora err Orland New Tat t•tan New Anll4lMl U- Pati. 0,110 11 .• .....= :.... ****** immEsure ~qrw Milks _swim ':i: . r w i. ITII, kft ed. N., Ica. 10. Oat. 50.1.111., n. 8.13.43. w., W. L 11.40 W: a, 12. ist. 410, L ThisiaL km. 0. 1 1 2. _10a. SW. Liam let. 43.401 Ile 4 N. raker. ,41. 43 V. qs, Of CVOS. .42 N., 10W... RiS,lo6.* w• lat. 3 X.. kir Oar. w. 49 N.. 1.6 , Ws. 41 W. se. 21 W. J., APel 13 * I"' ws, with WO 01 31, lat. 314.1 ' a IN Ist 3 1 0 1 .0 42.2 n, toe. We. , go. mull it 21, ist. 2116 AATII9. Mr:. J. Broad's. 4 a daughter. issatute, Mrs. J. B. licr:Laul, ~ Lowe, ILN" of • , Lambeth, hg race, to Cetherhhil, N., of Dm*. MN* Charlet water estear irist er s hter of T. (*bora, n parbh church. WI ~TI sham. Cheshire, /tittle, f User :rdleld.htetsway, W. Lane, daughter al J. wqoare, U 47 Mg* Donut Clanniago •T,Udin6 aid 7t w. mdse. Ember pews, I 2 of U.X., .1 NO: a, trigabeet• es, ,n Lotatetbserill , 11,, 1I _~ lee. X. .10.45. RICHARD A. C. LOADER, Upholterer, 24, Popernet. Magary, lap to all the ateralks d Funnies awl the to the ibnewlor Whim an el wheel are made eat of velleamonel eraaniale : Sspeopirksilo nati wrisapary drips, with to.. wets, in A a 4. len bar ve 1 n• a. with tan ern. 1 1 1/IMbagim oloina to musk fres 1 SelhloDem bee lanai polleberl i De. mama irowlegveen claim 'Wed, as Cowan to erelit. beet Nsbegaeg dread linneere. pcnolied. twee Canoma in mut& or bei l: fa. to Wrath:re Al lls. Id. to I=7=o at drlll/011. fres 1 Drabs Ors% tram Clioney slarte. Int plan, hen n• PIo= ff =ILICHARD A. C. LOADER. is fend to the eetreme. FRANCE. PARIS, TUISDAY, &IC rm. The Minister of the Interior, M. Leon Panel er, has resigned his portfolio into the hands of the Presi dent, who has not yet, it is believed. meted it. It is said that the portfolio will br gives, a interim, to M. Lacrosse, Minister of Public Works, in the event of the resignation taking street. The telegraphic dispatch which nand the resig nation of this minister was thus worded _ The Insister of the Laufer to the Pretest ci the Aube,— Atter a via animated discussion ea the Ware at Italy, the National hasestbly voted the order et the day against the proposition et N. Pane, which declared that the inisistry had lest the eonitiesse et the troustry, by a sejority of 329 vows to 292. This vow esneebdates pshlie pease . the agitators only awaked a vote hostile to the nitt.tr7 to rem to the barricades and renew the states et Jane. Paris is quiet. Than followed the names of those who had voted for and spinet the order of the day. The order of the day of K Millard was voted by 519 vote, against 5, many deputies abstaioing. The effect of the despatch in the departments has been a sort of revolution in the sentiments of the pea sant population, which refuses now to vote , fee those candidates whose names appeared thus coupled with the idea of anarchy sad revels.' tion. It was is vain that M. Baaskor informed the' Monthly that none of its members were hinted at under the word " agitators,' contained in the despatch,,l that was the effect produced in the departmeste—en effect which, if not calculated upon, ought to bevel bees foreseen. K Ouiehard, wrongly called in yesterday's despatch Goodehaux, declared, as will' have been seen, that II complete revolution in the electioas bed bees made by the pablkation is ifs department ci the Yonne of the telegraphic of the minister, and M. Leon de rv - wits= to say, "We are all in the same case ;" the owes sliest has been podeced everywhere. In looking over the lists of the division it is curious to me the great number of friends of the ministry generally who have voted against M. Faucher. Amongst them were MM. Barthelemy fit. Hilaire, Bu dd% Chanabolle, Defame, De Laineeicidre, Tan- Oversee, and even Viellard, the titer of Louis Napoleon. Tr en-day in the chamber the sittieg thewas taken up with an uninteresting debate oa UdgM of war. It is impasse - We to give say very aecurate notion at the result of the electeres, but, at the latest esement, it is said that in the first and second arrendiessemets the list of the Union Electonde had united most suffrsges. In the fourth and sixth the necialists bad, it was said, two-thirds of the votes in their favour. At Mittmafe they had the advantage decidedly, whilst des arrondissement cf St. Denis the =Aerate party was uppermost. There is little doubt that the majority of the army have voted for the ultra &mastic and socialist candidates. It was also said I that the Faubourg St. Antoine has shown itself his I democratic, and has voted generally for the candidates of the Union Eectorale. In the Seine-etrOise the moderate party is carrying ,the day. The vote of yesterday and the resignation of the minister of the interior have caused a fail at the I Bouse. Foreign rumours contributed to the fall, Finthe ultimate remit was a fall of lf. 15c. on the I e per Cents., and of lf. fia on the Three pm Cents. M. Oioberti has left Paris for Italy; no successor has yet been named to succeed him. The procureur de la republiqu has given notioe that, the elections being over, the decree of the 21st ult. has ceased to have effect, and that consequently the posting-op, male, or distribution in the streets ot journals or other publtcatims can only take pleas subject to the laws of the 10 th of December, 1830. and the 16th of February, 1834, sod the ordonnases of police of the 19th of August, 1848. All isfees- Lions of these laws and the atemnones will be prosecuted without delay hire the competent tribunals. lie also reminds the chinas that, from this moment, there can be no mare elegised imeedege, and that meetings, public or not poblis, I most be, in virtue of the decree of July 28,1848, on, td i mme diate prosecution, in the event of Mime- On Thursday morning the steam-frigate Monte zuma returned to the port of Marseilles from Toulon, and about three in the afternoon took in two brets- Ilions of the 25th regiment of light infantry. As soon as tley were all on board she took her departure for avita Wattle. The Mediterranean post-offe steamer, Teamed*, has also been ordered to convey four companies to Italy. Pasta, Nag 73.—Thew ger ceseoste,• its, 74; Vour.and sjialt. —; reen. ——; Belgian neen eta% 1012, 90 —; Tine" ——; Mem Pasts. ——l BONY LEI. Trewury Hoods, Sisk Mans, 2105. glabang• co Landes. 30 dap, 25 321 ,• 90 days, 115 20. Itan.warn Park Ea Orleans, SO: Paris and loom, 511 1 3 ; Rork and Hawn . SP SO; Avignon and kaneillaa. 310; Strasbourg sad We, 152 13. Ountra Men*, ; Park and Strasbourg. 371 50 ; Ander sad Boulogne, —; Darden; MS 25; kirk, 49 5 1 Tours sad M. Mg 75. ITALY. ROMAN 6TATEB.—The intelligence received from Rem is dated the 6th lead. As already as sessed, the advanced guard of the Neapolitans ban Dees malted with loss by the legion of Garibaldi sad The following is from the Corriere Mercantile of Genoa, of the 10th inst.: The Neapolitans, who all themselves armadas this I ewe, and wear the sign et reimption ea tbdr bed tbe peewee of Prosiness without MAW. a blew, Til li Coseei es tbe nth boa Valets( to Abase. Oa the MIS ey Geraisla Wes as his way le nest this et the hurl at about 2,000 ass, having istufsresd hls Wks by she Lamina Bastalism, sew enigma% the revenue mi aow, and eels Weeps of the line. est 11 am., the Neepolitaa named, shoat 1.000 guns, wee bletemosidoe at a distance of 10 mike has Rome, whin Grad& waft* I attacked tkiii sad put this to Wit. However, ea she arrival et a wialseranent of Neapolitan wq& meat reseeilisasti at about three slily his Nuiner. i lt Let advise, of the SO, up to 5 fons.,_elate Oat Garibaldi woe at Ti to oppose the peerage the Neapolitan army; I he had to some easeasitisa waggems sad about sixty The Nifq of Naples had ly best aste short i as, TeCeived deputations bon nhabitants et various plasma. He hat deposed the existing authoriPies is the proems he occupies, and pat prices wising their stead. Political ezeiteseent is es smog at Bowe, tact a few meeheasible sets have beam eawatitted, in weseqesses .1 wakh the trigeers have breed a peesientatiea call ing upon every Boman chissa is sailed* that camsposure which will askew the glee, of the tE d :re ll . tory, end reminding the people that the perms th eses m y are le i lab ia and that the especially are Inviciabia, sad that the military sosa will s p.sdiy judge any acts of sedition il l i r e astioa of ths laws: - The Piednumles• Gasetts of the 11th inst. es, a few more details of the action between the Roma and Neapolitans. Garibaldi, according to this account, took two cannon, 400 muskets, and 60 prisoners. I The Roman triumvirate have publiahed a report on the affair of April 30, from details furnished by the Minister of War. The French are in it said to have beet 1,500 men in killed, wounded, and prisoners; and the Remus 50 killed and 200 wounded. A letter hem Ondhaldi, after speaking of the bravery din-1 played by the Roman troops, sap: " A quantity of arms, drums, and other matters have remained in our 1 bands. The wounded French, before s agapiriex pressed their BMW for having fought inst their republican brethren." Our Roman correspondent, writing on the 6th in stant, after referring to the defeat of the Neap olitans, 8 %11 • e I write, the King of Naples and the peo ple be brought with him are probably flying through the Pontine marshes, as from the top of St. Peter's the last glimpse of the Roman victorious army was lost on the brow of the Alban hills. The F r ench primmer', el whom we still hold 300 or 400, out of 600 who were captured outside the walls, do not wish to be exchanged (as Ondinot has asked), but, with tears and cries, call for arms and permission to be led the Neapolitan". The stern triumvirs have toll them i that the Romans fed I themselves quite strong enough to fight their own battle" • all comers , and such In the fact. The and otlit:ksayeaterday put their hands la their pockets and oat, ofthdr own •Vit 4vort% I.] LONDON,WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1849. [THREEPENCE. free lards', 60,000 bard silver dollars, which were last evening lodged in the coffers of the Roman ex chequer, to be added to the sinews of war. Au eld priest, called Benedetto Picchi, brought the ealy silver cup, fork, and spoon he bad. The French have got their 4,000 men frau Toulon, and now amount to about 10,000 in WI, 1.600 having been put hors do combat by the Romans. Put have gone on shore at the mouth of the Tiber, in a swamp called Fiumicino. The troops are demoralised, dispinted, and in a stets of semi-rebellion against I I thnr calms. Oudirot lies in bed sick. In addition to these misfortunes, the sacred College of Cardinals at Oseta are urging the Pope to ex communicate them. as men who have ruined the cause of the church by their unauthorised and pro fane intervention. Not a single village has yet declared far the Pepe throughout the length and breadth of the bow territory. From what I can observe, I do not believe there V now in all Europe a government more firmly established,and with greater prospect of stability, than the rule of the National Assembly in the Roman aspital and the legations thereunto belonging. SARDINIA.—The Turin papers of the 11th inst. us to hand. The new president of the council, M. liknelmo d'Az . eglio, has published, on entering the Webby, • arcular to the electogrammeors, which of the is con densed Turin as the pr NOMA. at After calling on the slaters ke nk sup he avglidgi Iva he should net have en CI fbe MOW, Minot the most perfect wend szlini smog its eisislets. They thought that the ONION and acts of Tang Italy had been a 0111169 et ruin sad for would esnhat that party by all rantionmemm r wish was neither for Doe anarchy. Europe lad been avid by two things—its armies and its coats ef junks. With the keener, anarchy was re pressed, and with the latter its authors are tried and snubbed. The Italian states, if united, could defend I itself ' and cause itself to be trisected. A sad es perien ft had shows that municipal antipathies ren dered impossible those fusions to which Europe might elan object. Confidence must be restortd to each Italian state, and farce given them against perfidious projects of eggrandisement, and they nest be per suaded that real policy of Italy was kndliness and not envy, union and not discoed. GERMANY• Elberfeld hes been partly dtstroyed, in order to impede the arrival of troops. Armed insurgents ou tings top?ur is from all directions, and there is no lack of provisions. It is stated on good authority, that To the people of Bolinger have stormed the arsen al at :GI Grafrath, and gutparession 0f1,500 glinsand a large quantity of other weapons. lo AUSTRIA.—Vienna dates are to May 10, but the re papa's have not arrived. Jambi& arrived on the 7th inst. at Agram. The Emperor has left for fichlossbot Dembinski, with so 25,000 iesurgeata, is threatening the frontiers of 14 Gillian. Audited surrendered to the Magyars. There se is no further intelligence from Hungary. The Resnans were slowly marching onwards. to Their Brit transport wanto arrive at Gliding, near 24 Vienna, es the evening of the 11th inst. THE ZOLLVEREIN.—Our Berlin correspondent li t writes us that the commissioners for the revision of so the tariff of the Zollvereia will shortly meet in Ili Frankfort The proticticeists of the tooth (be says) 1,1 are very strong, and it is essiseepleted to raise the ts duty on yore and mil. The i beimportaat news it for the Bullard people. to RK AND THE DUCHIES.' at The Danish official amount of the action at _ Gudeos computes their km at five Aare sad it sigh -six men killed and wounded. The lessee at se the • were rather less than them of the to ham the scene of war, which cause to is g on the 13th, state that Cieneral Bonin so was preparing to take Fridricia by assault. The C greater part of the Danish troops had been conveyed ei to Fiihnen. The Prussian., under General Nina- 44 frld, had 'deemed to Horsens, about 15 mils from r t . Voile, thus cutting off a corps u _of Dense from the main army, which bad Foomd in the direction of Ambling. Our correspondent, writing on the 13th, says .• The Schleswig -Holstainers are be sieging Fridricia C very tamely, and there is no doubt that it will be obliged to surrender shortly; but they will not make I many prisoasts, the sea being open to the Danes. so Commodore Steen Bilk, the commander of the l a blockading squadron in the North Sea. seat word to I; Colonel Hodges that if he meets the British vessels so which have succeeded in evading the blockade will c apture them and Om to Oopsabiges. This may servo as a warniag le the Hull steamers. so to THE POISONING CASES AT GUESTLING.I.I I ADJOURNED INQUEST.-VERDICT. - i l l 25 Yesterday the adjourned inquest was resumed. det iv . ....x. iti l i r u ptrer, said he wrought aleag with the d Cierring, on the Thunday sad Friday pressaing his death. He wee perfectly well In the fore pert se of the day, up till dinner-time, when he took his dinner ta from a basket which he brought with him ;he ate it, sad Ist drink a little hems-brewed beer, supplied by Mr. Arkeoll, so which the workmen all drank of, and about an hour : afterwards he Imams sick, sad vomited a good deal. 121 Benjamia Oaring said—Richard Oohing was my father. Di. I have lived with my parents all my lifetime, attheir cottage at Ouselliagiteen. My lather died on the 13 th September e last. He complained of sickness in his stomach. He had ~, the charity doctor, Mr. P. cock, to attend him. He was ; always ailing from that time till his death. I never saw him sick. On the Friday morning before he died he complained s of sickness. He west to work, however, and returned in the ill evening, whim he complained of being sick during the day. 20 He wee so ill on the Saturday aa to be unable to go to r,• work. I saw him on the Sunday forenoon. He said he was 00 very bad. lie did not speak much, beaus he was not able. 10 I saw him die. My mother did not tell me what was the M. matter with him. She always attended to paring and SO carving the food we ate. Our dinners co of bread and .° cheese, bread and butter, sometimes meat or meat puddings, ail and tea or co ff ee. We had aat in the home. I have heard rats tear about the house, but they never destroyed the food. I never saw arsenic or any paper marked poison 'boat the house. 16 My father sad my two brothers. Alban, and William, be- 100 longed to a benefit slab, called the White Hart Friendly Society, from which each member receives l e s . p er week 2,5 for three months, and 7s. a week for nine months after- I s with At death aneveq member contributes Is. to the re- itt lathes of the . Then are upwards cf 100 Ma- to ben. My me a ter maw reealved these moneys after my father's So cod brothers , 20 Henry Pitman, chemist, Hastings, proved that he sold is , Mrs. Goering several pesnyworths of poison In the latter 0 7 part of last summer, in the •autumn, and winter, up till March last, which e ke said was to kill rats. M Charlotte Outsell said, towards the end of June, I was in 8 1 Mr. Stubbs' shop, in Hastings. He is • druggist. Mrs. ~ Onrins came into the shop, and got some arsenic, for which 1 7 0 ' she paid W. and some coppers for what she bought. She se,. mid the arsenic was for Sir John Ashburaham's rats. Frederick Formieger said, two years ego I lived beside Bt. Mr. and Mrs. Opting. I often heard them quarrel, and .. melee of does lbeerd kw my, " I wish the old man would 2 7 be brought bean dead, and some OM come and tall me to 20 get ready foe receiving him dead." ft John Ashburnhana depared, that he never at any time 23 wallierieed Mrs. Gearing to purchase poison, nor were any 11 of his sea allowed to use poises. Heel they does so they geoid have been dismissed. fo Theme II k ton, pawnbroker, identified • number of ao CSSlbait ning spre . produced as those issued by him to 13 0. Jeffrey • emeMable of the Rost Sasses constabulary, .. =ensedieri the 20th of April I received la. s ts hem the • airman of the board of guardians of the r, liestioge eaten that it was advisable to make some iz t = is; into the causes of death of the Guarino. I W with my au- N O with Mr. Tirana; a Burgeon at Hartangs, end pain officer, Me. Thomism. Oa the 33rd, in conesqueoce 4 0 ialonsatles I received from Mr. Ticehuat, I saw Mrs. " Owing, and asked her delta had any sneak in the house ; 10 eke »plied "No • that she had not had any arsenic for go twelvemonths." I was sent to Mr. Pocock, the surgeon, on to 26th. I marolsad the house *a the 26th. Hound forty t o w ine m pawnbrokers' tickets for mashes and clothes belonging : to the lather end three KM. SS Mr. Hoary Bishop, actuary of the Hastings _ffieeisge.bank, it Crud es sr.t l. ez e o r of.thgetobat er n i ai de e n d tlit e et the aid deposit- . 13 2 1 Frees the lodger it appeared that 201. h a te d been delimited on Ili the Mat m rosary , 1646, and that it had been withdrawn in ; swim seep s not exceeding 51., from the 6th Marsh, 1847, 10 till On 6th May, 1848, leaving a balsam of Is. 44. All the se megmeets, witness stated, had bees withdrawn by Mrs. eo ilia* with the exeeptica of sae lespound note sad nine ihillimm, the former of which was withdrawn by Richard 15 Eleeriue's nephew. Henry Bartlett, and the latter by the de. ~,, peaces sister. When Mrs. Clewing called, she said her ii herbed was oat of work. She hoped she would be able to so pay it in again, and asked if she could pay es little as 1. per IS week. My reply was in the affirmative. ea This concluded the evidenee in the ease of Ri c hard 10 Cherie', the father, after which th e coroner summed up the 501 evidence. The iury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder egotist SS et. Mary Ann Georing.." The cuusinstion in the ether two owes was adjourned tall u this day, at 9 o'clock. at. MILITARY INSURRECTION IN BADEN. PROCLAMATION ow Tut REPUBLIC. The intelligence from Baden is alarming. It was officially annoanoed in Frankfort, on the 13th instant, that four battalions of Baden troops stationed at tads had bad revoke ',murdered five of their officers, and proclaimed the repabre. w ell ge are complete masters of the fortress, as uof all the military stores. A battalion has also revolted in Lorrach, murdered the colonel, and joined in the republican movement. It is asserted that Oflenburg is also in insurrection, and that a general republican movement all through Baden may be expected. FRANKFORT. —The following order of the day, addressed to the troops in the service of the Oer. man empire, was issued by the Archduke John, on the 12th inst. : German Soldiers!—An unfortunate contest respecting the eonstittion of the empire has broken out in Germany. All true friends of fetherland already unite in ell their strength for the perpme of bringing stout the adjust ment of this eoneist *rm. legal means, and not through war of brother against Maher. There is only one party whisk, having am the egmlitslien bat arstesetive objects in view, makes the coesseasesegesdbtelse emeneisuon Ha peewit for attacking law and ogler, eat err grepagatiag disturbanee sad civil war =eat Oirsamy. Disnesemsry to pineeet coarsimmisly, tlearrgresimmellimispartythe pease an d I ha ploys of oar dear latheelani ami the welfare and industry of its citizens. Gomm salaam, the safety of the entire German fatherland is entrusted to your tioeour. All attempts to make yea waver in 'cur Whilst duty will be ripened by yea with oostempt. year victories , emapanioes is erms are forming in noble anion cospect ranks in sensation to the extern.' you will also act in anima against the internal one. fikeald anarchy and intractability vesture to raise their heads, yea will prove by deeds that the unshaken lnyalty, resolute gagner, and fraternal concord of thee:knees army form the rz V s hi e ld which shall viewlessly avert every danger II erlan <I. come whence that danger may. (Signed) The Vier oldie Bra**, Archduke Joan. Frankfort, Way 12, 1849. BAXONY.- 0 or dates from Dresden are to May 12, las which day our correspo n de nt to wyet r down the leaders ites : I It would be a great mf ed the insurrection here as a set of common dema gogues. Heebner enjoyed so much consideration in the legislative chamber, that opinion selected him as the premier who would smo Held. Todt, likewise reorwegs-rea, was the officer of the government who WM charged with the formal dieashition of the chamber, c 4 which he was one of the most able and moderate members. Tschirner alone had any of the malignancy of the thorough-going radic al about him, and earned, from his factious worrying of the minis ters,the title of Inferpeilations-rath. lt is wondond at by many that men like Todt and Heebner, with an enviable position sod prospects of power, should have plunged into a rebellion so desperate, the failure of which, with a Prussian army six hours off, at Berlin, might be predicted so certainly. But this only shows the nature of the movement, and proves that it was not what the government papers labour to represent it, a republican socialist outbreak, but a conscientious Bing, headed by distinguished citizens, against a go , vernment which extinguished the most precious rights of the people. Oat of five ministers, three had coun selled the king to accept the German constitution. The king, I understand, was well disposed of bis own scored to do so, and was just about to sign the decree of acceptance when a courier came in with a letter from the King of Prussia, which put to flight the inspirations of his better 'geeing. As for the note of the 3rd of May, sent by Beast 81-- to the Prussian government, and published in the Anzeiger of yesterday, requesting Prussian ference, it is evidently an es post /ado dam concocted at the bidding of the Berlin cabinet, to ex cuse them in the eyes of Europe, and was probably rather the dictation of Manteuffel on the 9th, than the composition of Benet on the 3rd. The Saxons, to a man, are for the Frankfort constitution. Brest, and two or three of the same absolutist kidney, set up their single wills against the desire of a whole people. The king, who was, before this calamity, generally beloved by his subjec's, would not, if left to his own free will, and unassailed by the pernicious suggestions of the Prussian court, could not persist in the uncon stitutional course which he had struck into. In the riot which took place at Leipsic on the night of the 61 inst., Herr Geuther, one of the richest merchants, w as , among the members of the communal guard who were killed. All the companies of the communal guard turned out in procession on the day of his funeral. Their costume is exactly that which has been rendered familiar to the plai-goer . s of all countries in Der Freischuts. Tbey are in fact Reischeitze —and the d which looks theatrical, is national. But in the p resencereem of some hundreds of these whits felt hats, with black ostrich plumes. Braes frocks, and slang rifles on the Gr'at Leipsio Market place, it was difficult not to believe Drury Lane the original and these the oopy. while one expected every moment to hear them burst out with the &ink ing chorus. The Leipsio fair having, been stopped prematurely on Monday, the 7th init., in consequence of the M ood ote l an adjournment took place to washte Paulinum Manricianurn, where badness concluded. PRUBBIA.—Up to the 14th lest. the troops of the line had not made any stale on Elberfeld, which still continued in the porression of the insurgents. It appeare . that the committee of safety have succeeded is preserving the right' of property, except with to some obnoxious public persons, and that they snit a deputy to Frankfort to solicit the probes*. Of the central executive. One of the railways leading to inter- ANOTHER POISONING CASE. An att.rept to murder by poison hen recently been . Wade at **wised, ia Lineehske, A mut maned Wright, shepherd to Mr. Wych, of Poetised Fen, has recently been married, and he has ls. dd. SI to pay towards the support of an illegitimate lo child, the mother of which resides at Crow land. A few l o days since a bottle of milk was brought by the carrier for the child, end • enp full of it was instantly drunk by an aunt of 90 CO the infant, who was in the house when it arrived. She at once turned very sick, and said " she felt as if her flesh was creeping off her bones." A neighbour instantly took up the bottle, and ran to a chemist's, who found that it contained balf-a-pound of anent. Medical attendance was procured. M llO and part of the poison ejected. The poor woman has sines then Ids is a state between life and death ; for two or three 30 dare her skis was perfectly black ; she is now however expected e. to recover. It appears that she took an over-dose of the Fa poison, and to that alone the safety of her life con be attri bated. The carrier received the bottle of milk from a boy, who 20 stated that it was given him to take to the carrier by • V woman, whose appearance is described as that of Wright's wife, who it is supposed grudged the le. 61. which her hus band had to pay, and tried to relieve him from further pay ment. The woman has been once before the magistrates at Sodding, and the case is deferred for th e present until it is seen whether the child's aunt lives or dies. Several per sons were invited to tea at the hones the same afternoon that the milk wee sent, and bad the discovery not been made in time, the milk would have been used foe tea, and a number of lives would doubtless hare been lost. It appears that Wriest rmaind emetic, or " white mercury," as it is called, in his capacity of shepherd, but he is totally ignorant sad Innocent of the trameaelfon. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTEIL—TuzsDAT. mAx caratz cuP. $ to 1 opt Joe c/ Sot (t) 7 to 1 apt Ihylock (t) I Inheritress (t) 10 1 lad y 1410 a (1) 6 1 Matta (t) _ _ DERBY. 2 to 1 NA Plylog (t 10 to 1 opt Madras (t to 1001.) aft cad) 111 to 1 Cotten/ 9to 2 Noanyblrk (t) 20 to 1 Mootopo Swat 7 to 1 Tadmor SS to 10 tot Vanguard (t) 090 tol o au Yes (t) OAKS. 29 1 9211 Oissea (t) t to 1 opt ay sea COMMERCIAL to. MARKETS RAILWAYS. Two o'Clock.—The share market is rather firmer this morning. The report of the Booth Eastern Com mittee of Investigation being considered more favour able than it was Mired they might have bees, priors of shares in that line have improved. London and North Westerns sre also better, and are quoted 128 to 9; Midlands at 871 to 81; Eastern Counties, 71 to 8 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 191 to t. Frereh shares are worse this morning, and little doing in them. Coigne Prime rateday. Pd. 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Do. do. ... ... par 4 = 10 Da . . _ a die. 7 dis. _ . . ... ... 20 Namur . ase - Ltspe .. ... 7 13 Northern of Presto. ... 4 3 din 7 Orleans Ind Bordeaux .. 29 Paris and Orleans ... .... 32 53 10 Paris and Bowen ... .. 22 2 10 Parts and straaburg ... 31 q dia. 20 Bourn and Havre ... .. 10 1 W , bre and Noun ... ... 3 4 11 Mears and Nantes ... ... 74 74 dh. LIVERPOOL SALES, NAT 13. Loudon & N. Western New Gra, 3 36439 21 Ills. 94. them.Erm Nan., Mare. & Its, 87 h. 11a. 94. /Mani, GS York. Newa. a— Do. Hawn llk i t 4 Par.), 7k9d. Si. British New i MANCHESTERSALES, Nat 13. Bolton, Blackburn, C., &W. Yolk K 2 4 3 - 1 , &re. al I Pref., 174 1. 6 E. Oatuattes, 7 13-1 6 D i Lem. and York.Fiftbs, 4 1846 1 4 Do. MAL k I Do. 311. (late Eaten.), 96 d I N. Leeds and Think New, 29 4 S. E. end Dover. L a ndo* end N. Western Gm, 1L DD. Linn* h and B. (C), 21 p LEEDS SALE& Nat 13. 11aink Eaten.. 83s. 94.4 New, I Greet No D rthern o. 30 Do. li. S&L ed Dada and 'Ries d k, 204 Shea, Bolh.,es E. Lanewhis New, 94 d YORK 8/512.1 MAY 11. Celetionisa Prof., 114 ork. Newel*. h SW. (O. N. r.• Great Northern. 101. 3a. 94. 1 Pty.), 31195.3 d. tr. staardalaire, 124 I Gado fe d COALS.—HaIf-past 7100.--Batties Walt Hart , 13s. 13s. 6d. ; Carr's Hartley, 13a. ed.; Mat Weis, ; Swains Itutley, 13s. 3d.; Eat Sa Illetton, 17s. • Walls Bad Stewart's, 16a. 941 . ;Nulls Walls Tsai lea Od.—thlps at alsakat, premium. In the foreign securities there is not much altera tion to notice. Breen= • Bonds are quoted oalstolar us 18 to 80. Buenos Ayres. 34 to 7. Chilian, 90 °' B6 d 6 to 2. Evader, 31 to 1. Grenada, 10 i to 17t. Mexican, 291 to I, ex c lepon. Spanish 4t Fire per Ceuta. Actives at 161-to 173 ; the Three per Cents. at 321 to 331. Portuguese Corerted, 28 to 9. Ruseien ' 103 to 5. The Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. st 491 to 50; and the Four per Cents. at 761 to 771. INGLISH ITEM. Oink OWL U 4 4 3 par Ct. Coo forAoL. 91 per Ct. Rad. A. 19Lik st pe, so} 3 per Gt. Gass. 11111,1U1 I ksebequot RIW. 451. to 4*. FOREIGN II Los OIL UMW' lisods,— it P IZ D b.". 79 81 31. 175 1dL,1S • 6 7 .7 ...Da.. Si T ads . 90 1 37 1 Dabs b. Def. Has.. Csionbas_ lassola 101‘..31 104 r CL Death 65 8 tor OL Dutch ads. 41f 193 4 las Ct. Dutcb C4rto.lol 74 TUN &I. 1 pot et Gram& Bac. 166 176 Ore ta& Nimrod Da, h 6 6 per Ct. Mex., 1846, 266 6 6 par IX Po win& Bds.. CO 3 r ilu g s tpr 1ig. 3 .1 9 035 Mt* Bowl& 1166..166 176 3 per Ct. Brea 8416 r 4 trtLieterrod o .h PswlT6 Nd►.3 2 per Ct. Venezuela Ed.. 24 2 Venesuel6 1161ened Bar.. I _ PRODUCE.—Ddocnio-LANn, Half-past Two.— The Sugar market is very steady ; rather large isles are ad vertised for Friday neat. 11. fined market firm.—Coffee: The public sales are going off at about previous rates. — Woe : The public Wes have Will gone oft well ; the good middling qualities at a slight advance.—Saltpetre: The public sales were withdrawn at prices above the market 'velue.—Rum inactive, but prices are supported.— Cotton : The large sales made late yresterday afternoon, say 2,000 bales, has strengthened the market.—Ten inactive ; 25,000 packages will be offered in public sale to-morrow. — Indigo i The quarterly sale. finished to day ; the quantity declared was 8,900 chests—via., 8,600 Bengal, 600 Bede, 480 Karpeb, and 800 Madras; the quantity publicly sold in the. room 4000 skew, and about 1,600 by private contract, the bulk of which was bought for exportation, as 1.000 chests ars estimated to have bean bought for home use. Beagal sold at last sale's prices to 3d. advance, the liner sorts being least in demand. Kurpalis sold at 2d. to 3d. advance. Madras sold irregularly, the ordinary and middling kinds at 2d. advance, good and fine at last isle's currency.—ln o.her articles no material alteration. Duty paid ea eager to test weak in London, Liverpool, cwt. - Mimi. Hall, sad the Clyde 1,888,681 me period's* year 1,851,838 Decrease 18,276 acmes PAID Oa TOW LW 1849 TO LAST WIWI. . lbs. Louden ... " ' 2,211,804 289,881 108,010 711,144 TWA . 18,294,008 WelDO WOW la 1848 13,057,889 137 TALLOW.—The market is very firm at our qua tenons, with a tendeeey to advance. Petersburg Y. C. on the mitt, 395.• October to December delivery , 39 5. 3 d . ; septrete months' delivery, 395. 9d. HOPlL—Bonovon Maiturr.--Ilesars. Pattenden and Mth report that the Hop market remains the mama WOOL.—HUDDERBPIRLD, May 15.—Our Wool market Mill continues very flat, but we are glad to be able to report an improved Nato of the Cloth market. Priers ant rather looking up, and we look with confidinee for a good i fall trade. morningCOßN 110.72MtbAeltmarE-I.4ketsllll.-inThistae emerinurtettai!siretnagietrnomererlailvllyelideocri:fpotehnireps: the trade as firm. In Mank-lene this morning, although the amount m th " e f n u t ll o p f ri b :e s : B o e r ll tisimamd ond ay were w time of grain. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM*l4th RAT TO 17th MAT. Qrs, English. Search. Irish. Foreign. Wheat 7240 BaCey I la I Oars Flour, 430 seeks ; barrels. Malt, qrs. 11•Lnewouni, May 15.-At market this day wo had a limited choice of Wheat, and prices ruled a shade dearer than last week. In other grain very little doing, and prices nominal. White Wheat, 445. to 47e. ; red, 40s. to 445. Hoza., May 15.-The import of Wheat during the peat week has been more limited than for some time past; end if the blockade laws, we may look for its still further declining. Of spring corn the supply is mare liberal, but is not likely to continue so. The trade his been exseedingly inanimate during the whole week, and sales of Wheat have been quite impron tieable except at a reduction commensurate with that rioted in other markets. We had • somewhat better demand for the best descriptions of foreign Wheat at to day's market. There was a smell show of farmers' Wheat, and scarcely so good to boy as last week. Lees business passing in Barley, but we note no alteration. Beans as well as Peas, and beat qualities of Oat', are tally as dear. Of the above import of Linseed but a small portion comes on the market, the bulk having been principally on crushers' account. The market is somewhat easier. A moderate consumptive demand for Cake, and no change in the value. Rapeseed little inquired for, anti the stock insignificant. Rape Cakes more plentiful, and may be bought ea s ier. The same remark applies to Cattle Bones. losencn, May 15.-We bad a moderate supply of W heat to-day. and last week's rat• a were fully maintained. Very ifew samples of Barley ; finest quality taken off at rather 1 more money. Beans and Peas Is. per qr. dearer. Oats , without alteration. Liana, May 15.-Our arrival of grain to-day is moderate; an advance is generally demanded for Wheat ; this, com bined with fine seasonable weather, checks business, but the sales made are at rather improved prime. Barley nominal. Oats and Shellog steady. Beans fully as dear. LEIGHTON BLIZZARD, May 15.-Of Wheat there was about en average supply for the time of year ; the sale for which was dull, at barely lest week's rates. The season for malting Barley over ; grindin g . parcels rasher lower. Beaus and Peas fully maintain their price. Wheat, per load of 6 bushels, 265. to 21)s. 64. Barley, 233. to 275. per imperial Beans, old, 235. to 24e. ; new, 19s. to 225. 6d. per 6 bushels. Lawns, May 15.-There was a slow trade to-day for Wheat, with prices about the came as les! week. Other grain Wady. Wheat, white, 81. to 121. 10s. ; red, 71. to 101.10 s. Barley, 235. to 241. Oats, 16s. to 21e. Beans, ails. to 32a. Peas, 335. to 34e. LIVERPOOL, May 15.-The very scanty arrivals into this port for some weeks past having been somewhat is creased 1 within the last few days, we have to note a moderate quan tity of Wheat end Flour, with a good supply of Indian Corn, from the United States, exclusive of several cargoes of Wheat and Beans from Europe and Egypt, but, except Melt, little produce either coastwise or from Inland; as, however, the wind is now favourable, more grain vessels are shortly expected from abroad, several from the South of Europe being now at Falmouth waiting orders to proceed. The cold east winds ea long complained of having been succeeded by a complete change in the weather at the end of last week, with mild fertilising showers on Sunday, and copious fall of rain yesterday, all the growing crops in this circle of the country, even during that brief interval, already ex hibit great improvement; and, removing the fears entertained previously from the backwardness of vegetation will, if the season prove as favourable as at present , probabl y counteract any tendency to exhorbitant prices prospec.tvely. Not withstanding these auspicious appearances our market this morning was well attended by home and country millers, who purchased more freely than of late ; all useful qualities of British and foreign Wheats were consequently disposed of to a fair amount, and the currency of this day week steadily 4 I ontinteined. American States Flour, although not taken so extensively as on Friday, was is good rxquest, and in pxrtial in 4 i eases a slight advance was paid, whilst in Irish no business was apparent. Barle y , 1 r.B Beans, s rier id un P Xe s re u d P in n v a aTu er e y . m ilt 4 f rate demand, y M 930 NI be ing more plentiful and difficult to sell, declined o a str qr. $4 4 44 Oats continuing to come forward very sparingly, geal 14f tog descriptions realised 29. 11d., and general qualities were ------- held on rather higher terms; Oatmeal, however, appeared to meet a very languid rale at Friday's amendment. fi Corn being still in active requisition for Ireland, further con siderable operations therein were repeated to day. Corn Meal was in fair request at 153.6 d. to 15s. 9d. per barrel. 76 LTNE, May 15.-A moderate supply of Wheat, and free gale at lost week's prices ; &Ms. to 621 be., 42 5. to 45 5. ; fine white, 48s. Scaraely any other grain at market. N EWCAST LE, May 15.-The weather has undergone a f a vourable change. On Saturday night we had a heavy fall of rain, which has muck refreshed vegetation, and the spring Corn w hich had previ utly been suffe rin g has begun to assume a more luxuriant appearance. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the growers, but a change of wind having brought us a fair sprinkling of Wheat from the south, the trade though firm ruled dull, buyers generally being unwilling to give the ex treme races demanded ; but upon business dose sully Satur day's advance was sustained. For a very choice parcel of white we made 535. 6d., and for a small lot of mixed 515.; fine yellow being saleable at 4Sr. to 48.. 6d. per qr., all *sr peel, lei , weighing 631bs per bushi 1. Foreign was in taw request, 441 D 4444 14 " but 461. could not be exceeded for g uns of Hamburg Is a r. M . N. I. red, were n , o h r o 4 w 9 e s , ..f r o q m u i al4i n , g th 4 e l s tenacity. , acme ofgeneral weight . ho F r For tending 4 l Flour Boort h toerechic:kiac' business sro aslow rii nil ; mating Bialey the libtradc:::::ffd.tiotedhassace. se?Rdbidiedtedou,n,ssablteuestretudo.aingdFooisodgr Hecole-101.014Flahths, extent miaht h a a th v sl e ieg No 3 191 colibouchings.""eritPpretilios 7s n ra tin W u s e . in ß c :a m ns rd , a P n e d u a , f an air d s o h th are er o grain f atten w d irhOu at t PLYMOUTH, May 15.-The imports of Wheat have been France. and importers having met the millers by a reduction of considerable during the last eight days, principally from ls. s e nt , many parcels have been sold, and at the rate of the UIL 0,4:,61:11111.1-416 d pree demand dame wiil aeon be • clearance of the present supply. Flour has fallen to 3553 per sack. Malting and grinding Barley in but limited demand. The weather is unsettled, and the showers which have lately fallen will be Teri beneficial. MALISBURT, May 15.-The supp of Wheat to day was rather short, the trade in which r ued very heavy, but the prima cilia weak were maintained with hrmnem. Barley was also rather limited; the demand wee inaciive, and before much progress could be made in sales, a decline of fully le. per qr. was submitted to. Malt was quitg as dear, with a wry moderate inquirY. Oats, Beans, and Peas brought the MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o' Clock.—Consols owned this morning at the closing prices of yesterdsy—v:c. 91 to 1, and were soon rather s-Ilers at 91. The untasy feeling it Paris tam thrown some gloom over the market, and they are now quoted at 901 to 1 for money, and 91 for the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced are quoted at 891 to I atd the New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., at 901 to 1. Bank Stock is quoted 192 to 4; and Exchequer Bills at 45.. to 48s. j e r ~.. * nit loft Corti I. 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