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

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The Committee of the Assembly appointed to In. the grounds on which the goverment actedga Monday, - have, alter a long deliberation, pro. mewed, by • lanc ma j loritY, against the wire? ef the question, which is tantamont to the repeats of the inquiry altogether. The debate yesterday was on the question of the adoption of this report. An amendment was proposed by M. Louie Paid% the editor of La Sado, and a member of the Qe vaignao party, proposing that the report of the mew mittee be rejected, and th A the Assembly declare generally that the tendencies of the policy of the cabinet are dangerous to the republic. After a debate, attended with great uproar, the question of the simple rejection of the report of the committee was pat and carried, by a majority of 407 against 387. Immediately after the adjournment the members of the Cabinet assembled at the palace of the President in the Champs Eyries, where they resolved, without a moment's hesitation, that they could retain their offices and persevere in the mission which had been confided to them, and a pa-egrapti appears accord ingly to this effect in the Moniteur of this morning. The question on the other part of the amendment, proposed by M. Peril*, in which it is declared that the policy of the cabinet is dangerous to the republic, will be the subject of debate to-morrow. The capita l is tranquil to-day, although much anxiety prevails respecting the result of the debate of to-morrow in the Assembly. In the Paesage de l'Opera the vote of last night brought down the funds one per cent. Rumours of approaching ministerial change pre vail. Although the President desires to maintain the present cabinet without modification so long as it is the object of the present factious hostility in the chamber, it is nevertheless understood that a modifi cation is contemplated at no distant period which would combine M. Dufaure with MM. Faucher, Barret, and De Fallon:. It is probable also that the Ministry of War would be given toe more influential person than Om Italians. The report of the committee on the impeachment of ministers was presented yesterday. It recommended the rejection ol the proposition, and adds that the committee " think that the men, conspicuous for their courage and loyal ,composing the cabinet have given sufficient proofs of their devotion to the country to entitle their explanations to be admitted." M. Cremieux, who has been named reporter in the committee on the law fur dosing the slobs, has made areport against that measure. Theme reunions will, for the present, be permitted to matinee open without any material restrictioas. There are seven propositions, having for their obj ect more or less directly the speedy dissolution the Assembly. Six have been rejected by the committee. The proposition of M. Rattan fixes the convocation of the Legislative Assembly for the 19th of March, and the elections for the 4th of March. That of M. Tinguy requires the dissolution on the 16th of February, after having voted the electoral law. M. Wolowsky postpones the elections to the 26th of March, and to the 10th April the eouvocatirt of the legislative Assembly. MM. Pagneriv, Biiio taroche, and St Hilaire propose the 4th of Miy for the opening of the Assembly, the elections for the 25th April. The proposition of M. Pradie is a deola ntion that the Assembly shall shortly dissolve itself, and calling on its Wes= to submit to it the budget sad other financial laws without delay. M. Anne demands that the budget should be immediately pre looted, and that the Assembly should separate after tie mg.* laws an do rearemihnity k a a t y pt i fir sa futsdeenglie, the erionsil et slaw the is law, 'lathe rC ised* el the pile low. The papal*. al IL Mastro' fsaa sdrhar the date al dialed'. nor the psi subs at mink laws, bet keen Lod thee to be by the A:4T.satlabiall it to it six been a day talon the • law. The club d the Rae de ftWw- a a aretiair last evening, at criddt it was temered ia the grst inetraos to vote kr the palest el M. Rattiest. That big re jected, they derided to vote for any emengemat ash would Az a sped* day kr the diemktimn et the Amenably. Me Arse *b athe areatlag lota wenn the present Amemem imbramlnin thelle of 1849, and thus, as they tidal:, relebehe Ibsen of the wintry. Theo ornmittas d judos has resolved to report against the preammitina of M. Lana Rollin for the tfar - -ss at stakilzy. nister d *tantalise boo seat to the mint a fLroolar, in which, Owe diets that daring several Walk coalitions and silts d ovarian hare taken 161111,110 says: Tie goeseswesat aught new te kW id& quailing et wart stess tells As paella . illselled ask lie Inlielleleau tie new at ma sew be de telimileadi by adatiehtrative tjt expresses al ways hesessadly the Medea Whisk exists between M sad supply • the vales of Insilismak week rite when WSW is salve, been.* the dintrad M resew, ' I matt& whin it le dell, bens the doused b net welts Ow sup*. The bed Om *pm& ea sireamlowas ; the swiss of iediviewie, iv Os blames at anikwkiy els wok no *MIL ladeavesir to sae the epsreliese this elensatary troth. Tea mast int spook le th il l i i i mirg =Jeel yeasts and synputhy, es be shears wise yea re eetealea te speak in the were lognege of the law. It is net that moiety, in the at these who se penes is, shield show bath to the esellide whisk se mask inflames the ukases el kaiaks, ages parity et industry, the melanoma of order, bat in arks* is the way of sinks; wslipelha anti's amigos on their faunas end tisk kJ% reac h e d wig re sae knew that toe Sr. listnly te puska both epics' isleaosend fraud. Ossebeil Asa all ef year i zad s splints& kr thp imp hook Owl are wed of year inanimation to auks& ef wettest sad a = If discords:streak eat, your hat duty sill be le ayes *Oa. That tM reelprosel lOW glib* nester mil the amines meg be freely denied, anther mast to sewpdiedi if the pewees of issnese. To amass a part'millp weft ihe mamas or the nester, would be to knew a seed hal of deager, and to arse the gravest reepswillity. Art , this, this esiskesed, the men dangerous in that, saliv a en ail it mks te the erne, of orbit:Me sr judge. the pevarasnest may saint to kill is s pert of its seance et the way menses what it is ant hidden, dis eharging it. la the Rue Chases& d'Antin this afternoon four minket shots were fired from the street into en of the homes. Two National Guido were mimed by the police, charged with this act. It is not Meta ken what motive it proceeded. A complete change in the courts of juslier of Peels will appear shortly in the Malaise's. It is amid this M. Barthe, who was displaced by the Previ sional Government, will be restored, and that MM. Lavielle and Merilhou, who played a distingaiebed part under the former government, will be malls' le the Court of Caseation. The re-organisation of the Garde Mobile terminated as Friday. All the chiefs of battalions el the Garb Mobile belonging to the army have meelved maim immediately to return to their regimmate. They me to reinter with the same rank they bald on quitting it. It is said that the number of Gerdes liebUtswhe have not joined the new corps is under 3,000. M. Leon Faucher wee elected today a member of the Institute in the department of moral and pen& sal science. At a review which took place on Friday, in the =Mere, the President of the Republic, on NM SUM Of the Legion of Honour, used the aeon M iarraltle in a circle, and thus Wawa Asa t The ismeallses list I brie dierilieted today ars few in aweabst, bet they is the ism buseneable to those who knee 'Maim& this. The wen et dr Lake of Renoir km been too eftsa bselewed lavishly wider the government whisk have preceded me. It shall not be so in Ware. I will take can that the decoration of the Legion of Honour inn be the rscespease only of services rendered to the country, sod be only bestowed on indisputable merit. It is thus, gentleness, that I hope te restore to thisinstitutiou all its glorious prestige. (This speech wee followed by the mom enthusiastic applause.) A latter received in Paris from M. Gaisot sa neness him intended arrival here in March. It is aided that he will retire to the department of the Calvados, and will not re-enter into public affairs. The National Assembly paned the following rail way bill on Friday : Art. 1. Authorises the Minister of Public Works to aprly out of the funds placed at his disposal for the payment of dee land fee the railway from Avlinue to Marst, the sagas aesswary to continue such railway to the extent of one mil lion of Erman Such works to be carried on under his in spection. Adopted. Art. 2. The suns so advaneod to be repaid out of the first receipts tithe railway. Adopted. Art. 3. The Minister of Fable Works shall determine hereafter the time in which the btu& of Joliette shall be made after the repayment. The Article 4 of the project gave rise to a debate. The article is in the following terms : Art. 4. At the expiration of the month which shall follow the promulgation of the present law, the government shall report to the Assembly the result of the negotiations which It is regarded to open with the Avignon and Idaresilles Railway Cempanyler a re-purebass. M. Lansau opposed this article. M. Laboulie sup ported it in the name of the commiseion. After a discussion without interest, in which M. St. Beare and other members took part, the art. 4 was put to the vote and rejected. M. Brunet proposed the following : At the aspiration of one month the government shall re port to the Assembly the nieuures it has taken to amore the execution of the contract between the government and the compeny. This was put to the vote and adopted. A division was then taken on the 4 . ensemble " of the project which was carried by a majority of 716 to 31. The Paris papers of Saturday criticise her Majes ty's Speech. They remark its unusual attention to foreign affairs. England (says the Debate) has placed itself at the window, from whines it busies itself, contemplating Europe. The effect is to make lirgiand contract herself within her self. Lord John Russell's ministry is neither whig, tory, nor radical. It is everything and nothing. Its vitality is bet • negative force, and merely subsists for want ot pre sumptive heirs. Lord Palmerston is the minister chiefly menaced in parliament. But he will extricate himself from peril, sad repel all attacks-11M, became hisopponents know of no policy to substitute for his; sec madly, because he knows so well how to confound events sad negotiations that we defy any one to see their way through them save himself. M. Forestier, colonel of the 6th legion of the National Guard, who had been arrested, was set at liberty last evening. Pew, Ts. New Lose, • Ibis per gym,44 —• 61.4 pay Quern. 70 31 ; Last LASS:7I 40 ; 163464. Weal 7 7 647 . 7310._ 64 6 ; Den 1443, 641; Ds. Threw, —; Do. Stro.and.6. ; mPia 113 • 7011 . g u n ; SOMOsa Less.l pi ; w t ..," Emisag• en Lcabs 30 days, 26 30 444;7; 110 figs, IS 24 sob. lau.wars. Per 463 Odom. 710:1; Puts mad )tows, 440; Sawa sod Raw% 141 30; Mims sad IlaweiDes, lee Stisibmg his. 33 ; Ontr• Wawa, 363 73; Adams 006 Dooktrat, —; 313ntsain. 366 73; Moetl. 303. -t-. .1. • ••• SPAIN. We have received thekeentale and correspondence from Spain to the 28th alt. Private letters of the 28111, speak of some parlia mentary combinations by which the ultra-opposition will have added to its realm about 17 or 18 Moderate di re e project of the reorganisation of the Bank, pro posed by M. Mon, appears to meet with some oppo sition. Private correspondence from Madrid, of the 29th alt., dates that it is reported that the diplomatic rela tions between Spain and England had been renewed, and that the president of the council was about to annovses this satidactory news to the Chamber. This news, with that also rumoured of Cabrera havto mastered France, had had a good elfeet at the MOM where the Three per Cents. were date at 21f, with allekleasam in the market. Oar esseipadent *rites on the 27th alt Of cce.W Ow dad at yermeday amealag whist I de embed seraeaftelj la mg lake at doe same t i lt*, ab earblai espis z I have We to oda es this May two IMO had been disabled es Aber side, the gonads is. terfered. It was areospril Ilemsti should make ea to the oakiiirap k the Cortes, which he did Bib made were to lbw In t . don of Ms sort, An the row ibe. :l=l o u t s their pdaelpel had remind bola Narnee,l who, in as tedertione, lead atinarh to be beard scow the ebesoloar, ailed him a ambito *Awe (a emeardip pig). Mb was the ihea llghilig wand Op, end d al * Wsoden was des to Ilegyoll o Yid MI a She lwi dist of do Clenaga. There Wye three toltemis dem side--sat tbe d Nerved, Gen. Odbot Boasesseo Ikon de Tesoro ; ea t h a t of maamada and eiserele Waite sad Bela. Zeregosi lag deg. polihoo et Nadi was certainly sot the sad aggeepalle puma goaAli bs as iactad to videos, davits, anil empaals in ▪ boodle the kw. Bat ode agonowid Palls hare fir a needjetts Neit her of the diasinale obeyed the best met of pie& . lash. I aid, was allowed to 'dram S fro. the original distance ( f 0). Narrow walked is a (to bask his adman's aim) the whde length of his E , LONDON, MONDAY, FEB. 5, 1849. [THREE PENCE. while Sassed only lammed four pees They fired nearly together, bat Nervaes ant, both miming. Previous to the secend shat the advararies Mind to the plum they took up at lA, and meeisely the same usaamarre wu reputed ea either aide, with the same welt. Thies details, which, for the out, an merely curious, you may depend on u wet. 114zoss. Us. 214 emit Myr 414 1 0441 ; Ph% St Pew las 1414 10 camlt. Pamtves.. A pzr • after Dilir. doumil Beak et Bt. Iht lion. 4.4ltri s Treastry . 14 784isb, 16 pew. Itadtaase L. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—The Alba of the 27th tilt. states from Rome (26th) that, shhough the examina tion of the votes was not completed, the results ob tained cp to that date left no doubt as to the ultimate election of Bturbinetti, Armellini, Cialletti, Mawr reill flterbini, Mariani, Mani, Masi Monteculi, deenini, and Brunetti (Cicuruacchio). The city is perfectly quiet. A decree of the Provisional Commis- Ilion of Government reduces the four branches of the marine service to three, namely, that of the Mediter. ransom, that of the Adriatic, and that of the liber. ft - The latest news from the provisoes of Ancona, N Porto, Viterbo, &c., confirm t h e statement that pg.! eleotiOns ars piooriding with the greatest regularity. In some places, the magistrates having Mused to convoke the colleges, the inhabitants had imme diately formed committers and convoked liptse. This had been the ease at Fame, Itavesea r Behove. and tIdBARDY.—On the 30th ultimo the second is stalment of the faced contribution imposed by Radet sky was payable. The greater number of proprietors declared they would not pay it, preferring rather an expropriation of their property. SARDINIA.—Tbe Piedmonts** Garotte of the 29th ult. states that Charles Albert arrived at Alessandria the day before, after having visited the different can tunments of the army, and held reviews of the troops and national guards of Vercelli, Novara. Montan, Vigevano Casale, and other places. The King was to return to Turin on the let cast., for the opening of parliament. r— il ies;iero Italian, of the 29th nit., under date of Oasts, the 23rd, says that Count Marturi, the Sardinian envoy, had declared, in the name of his government, that all measures were taken to replace the Pope on his throne. Ho afterwards sent en order to Rome to close the legation at that city, and to Count De ll a Minerva to join him at Gaeta. TUSCANY.—About 10 o'clock at night on the 27th ult. some of the lowest of the people, aoortrapa nied by some foreigrers and people from the country, paraded the city of Florence, utterring se ditious cries, and exciting the people to revolt. They first attacked the watchmen who pa trolled the city, attended by the civic guard. They then went into several guard-houses, and de stroyed the doors and furniture. The delegate Cull wu the object of menaces of death. The tumult assumed a most serious character in the Faubourg Degli Albin:4 and in the street Dei Caljacoli. A fight took place, is which the cure of St. Felicita was mortally woundei. The rioters were arrested, but all with the exception of one, who was severely wounded, effected their escape. After some time tranquillity was restored. Several arrests were made. easing end of opinine tiniest Legislative Amorally that bad been sleeked cm an entirely new beds, in eapseqnsned of 110 law relating to the constitution: Me majesty was peed of being at the head of one of the mew states the people of which had (in these Mill exalted times), by their loyalty and conformity to the law, pined general esteem, and secured their own welfare. Belying on the support of his people, his majesty looked with less apprehension upon the 03n ditisa of the entire fatherland (the constitution of width was unfortunately WI unfinished), and ups the still existing state of war which threatened the kingdom with other dangers. His majesty considered that it was his solemn duty to shun no saarifice requisite far the security and welfare of Germany, if only the constitution were drawn up in a manner that would enable the country to beer its burdens, and that would impose no ruin ous change on its ti*iiternaldeveli* meet. In that endeavour his majesty Mirka' the aesistance of the present Assembly. It was, in a portionler manner, ratiefaetory to)iie mlißory to find that one of the rgK flat governments of Germany taken steps for the menacing danger division, and for boduciog that union of proms d people with at which there could be.no lasting unity or safety in Germany. Whose steps his majesty had joyfully seqpiesced i and he was resolved to aid w;th all his z!nd at a sacrifice, the attainment of true unity. hope of oonlirmittg anew ia that ersy the .and et ilerseaap, it ea both& asiasicad the chambers to fully realise the promises of the law of September 5, relating to the constitution. After an nouncing several bills, expressing his majesty's regret that unavoidable cirmunstation had brought many sacrifices with them, observing that freedom and order, unlimited intellectual activity, and self-govern ment on the part of the people would best enable the country to bear its burdens, and after eulogising again the love of order of the people, the royal com missioner declared the session opened. The First Chamber chose tor its presidents Pro fessor Briegleb, Herr Hausmann, and Herr Wyneken. BAVARIA.—The budget for the next year shows a deficit of some five millions and a half of florins. The receipts are set down at 32,903,262 florins, nearly every Keller of which i• required for the ordinary ex penditure. But there will be, moreover, en extraor dinary expenditure of 5,789,962 florins, including more than two millions for the army. Ministers stated in the Chamber of Deputies, on the 30th ult., that they could not promulgate the laws passed in the National Amembly in Frankfort until they had re ceived the sanction of the Bavarian legislate'''. They added that they bad forwarded a declaration to that effect to the central ministry in the above city. UNITED STATES-CANADA. LIVBRPOOL, SUNDAY NIONT. The British and North American Mail Company's steam ship America arrived at Liverpool last evening. She left Boston on the 24th ult., and has thus made the voyage across in eleven days and a few hours, including detentioa at Halifax. The America has brought over advioes eleven days later than those to hand by the packet ship Waterloo, The dates now received are us follows : Halifax, 26th ult.; Boston, 24th; New York, 23rd; Philadel phia, Baltimore, New Orleans, &c., 22nd ; Mobile and Charleston, 19. The America completed her outward voyage from Liverpool—which port ..he left for Boston on the 30th Dec.—on the 12th ult., atter a passage of 121 day.. The chief item of political news by this arrival re fers to the opening of the Canadian parliament, which was performed with the usual formalities by the Governor-General on the 18th January at Montreal. The mania in the States with regard to Cali fornia, although now having lost its novelty, has not diminished in intensity, and the ex citement throughout the union is reported to be very great. It seems by the statement now put forward that the extent of the scene of ope ration coven some three hundred miles, and that, whilst formerly the pieces of gold found were limited to ounces in weight, they are now being found in lumps of two pounds daily. Emigrants and yes ' eels are heard of throughout all the southern and eastern ports of the state. There is nothing more of r importance, and in the hubbub about California the cholera seems to have almost made its exit CANADA.—Our correspondent writes: Motcrizat., JAN. 18.—I send you the Governor-General's speech, delivered this day. It is remarkable as being some thing more than the usual parade of routias sentences. An amnesty for political offenses, an independent colonial post office, with all its patronage; rail intercommunication from HAM: to Quebec ; free navigation of the St. Lawrence,— these are the gracious gifts of the mother country. The colonial ministry promise an enlargement of the representa tion, with • numerical addition to the representative body, an amended judicature, improved municipal laws, the university question settled (attempted only, perhaps I ought to asy, after so many failure), the common school system extended, or at Maid pushed into more vigorous execution ; the perfection of the efforts made to render the St. Law rence navigable for seagoing ships, for • distance of 2,000 miles from its mouth; the maintenance of • sinking fund for the invigoration of colonial creak ; immigration facili t.t ; and, finally, the segregation of a portion of the pubic domain for the promotion of education. Such • ministerial bill of fare has not been shown sines the days when Lord Bydenham astonished the lieges with the promise of a million and a half sterling for the fit. Lawrence canals. There is no doubt that this " bill" will be a very succeseful and popular one. Lord Elgin, it I iscliscor red, has influence with the imperial government, and turns his influence to the advantage of the country. Because his lordship has not talked politics with all the world ; people in wh or e " the wish was perhaps father to the thought' have imagined, or effected to imagine, that he wee either supine in 515 nature, or indifferent to ell matters beyond the spr ere of his own personal comfort in his guber natorial position. People now begin to say, "a silent tongue makes a wise head " alter all. Lord Elgin wi I become a popular governor in Coned,. Tile party which supported she late ministry have been a little chap-fallen, and disposed to fi nd fault and complain, because his lordship has appeared to act cordially with his present arnietry. He could honourably do otherwise. As a responsible government governor, he has no right to belong to either party in the Pat:. His affections must be for the interests of the coun try, and he in bound to let each party hells him in promoting these to the extent of its powers and influence " without let or hindrance." No one can say that Lord Elgin has not fairly done this ; and he has shown, in the midst of all the conflicts and petty ambitions of " party," that the interests of Canada have been his pole star. The speech was repeated by his lordship in the French language, foe the first time, I believe, in the hi story of the country. 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Ow 1 pesos =stun to gamt tits sapglies which are ssemary the Hoar nik enlisea sad Osstisrls,—.l have elisieved. with GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—Our intelligence from Vienna reaches to the 3lat ult. . _ According to the nineteenth army bulletin, Count Nugent took up his head-quarters, on the 29th alt., in Fiinfkerchen, which town had been evacuated on the 26th by the enemy, who were 4,000 strong, with ten pieces of artillery, and who took the road to Essen, in order to place themselves under the protection of that fortress, which, however (the bulletin adds), is =wounded by the imperialists. The appearance of the latter in the Baranny and Toles oomitots had totally destroyed the " hostile elements." On the 19:1 alt., the advanced guard of Count Soblick fell upon the insurgents near fizanks, and drove them on to Tokay, near which place, as well as near Tarczal and Kereastur, the latter took up advantageous positions, which were attacked on the 22nd by all the troops under General Schlick. The insurgents kept up a constant firing. After three attempts a portion of the imperialists got possession of an advantageous I height by storm, and thus decided the fate of the contest. The loss of the insurgents (it wu stated) was considerable, particularly . amongst the Polish Legion. It is added that the imperialists lost a tidie ofiloer, Captain Baron Robin. V hti emperor e arrived, quite unexpectedly, at Prague en the morning of the 29th January, but returned the nest day to Olmutz. It appear that, on the 24th alt., a grand council, composed of the ministers, the general Akers of the Minute garrison, and of several generals commanding in Austrian provinces, was held at the episcopal palace in the above town, in order to take into consideration the present alarm ingi state of the Lombardo-Venetian kingdom. The emperor pre sided. Numbers of Hungarians compromised in the insurrection have made good their escape to Paris. In Dalmatia there have been several collisions between the civilians and the military, in conse quent* of the former refusing to pay taxes. It was amieted in Vienna, on thenth ult., that the insurgents wade Perezel had driven the imperial troops from loran It, and captured fourteen pieces of cannon. That assertion, however, requires confirmation. Count Von Wrbns has been appointed commander in -chief, pro tem., in Hungary. Numerous troops are to be forwarded immediately to Italy. The fortress of Leopoldstatd hu been taken by the imperialists by storm, but the reported capture of Eesejg has not been confirmed. PRUSSlA.—Letters and journal' of the 2nd inst., have come to hand from Berlin. Daring the recent reception by the King of the members of the working men congress, the former remarked that he that the working chimes of Prussia would not give to the word " association " the same meaning that woe bestowed upon it in Paris. The publication of royal ordonnances, limiting the freedom of e ngaging trade, and establishing corporations, as well am I& bunals and councils of trade, is shortly expected. Twa new journals will appear in Berlin towards the end of the present month : one, which will be placed wider the general management of Herr Hansoms (bleu merly Minister of Finance), will be a moderately liberal, that is to say strictly constitutional mere and the other (which will owe its existence °blear be a member of the housed Lippe Bitsterfeld) wrn be Both 'mit& will be established by shareholders. The military dictator of Berlin seems determined to play the tyrant to the very last. He has expelled Herr Bodbertus from the Pruesian capital, although the latter has been officially invited to stand as a can didate for one of the districts of that metropolis. Herr Rodbertus claimed moreover the right to remain in Berlin, as be still had the title of "minister of state," having formed part of an administration. The police president admitted the claim, but vainly endeavoured to bring General Wrangel to the tame opinion. FLOIBFORT.—We have advice. from this city up to the evening of the 2nd inst. The debate on the bill relating to the guaranteeing of the constitution of the empire was resumed on the let Jut in the National Assembly, and the following olacse (the 6th) was adopted : No alteration can be made in the constitution of the empire inapt through the decision of both Homes and with the comet of the head of the empire. In order to reader the decision of either Hones valid [with reference to that question] there mast be at least two-thirds of the members present; the question most be twice put to the vote, with en interval of at least eight days between each vote, and a majority of at lean two-thirds of the members present, is neeemery alma time the votes are taken. [lt will be seen that the Ibregoing dames embodies the principle of an &Decants veto for the future sovereign of the German emplre.l After a discoed= on the 7th section, the Assembly, ' without coming to a decision respecting it, adjourned to the 3rd inst. Several new deputies from Austria bare made their appearance in the National Assembly, and some other Austrian members, who had leave of abelose, have returned. HANOVER.—The Hanoverian Chambers were the let inst. by the Royal Oommimiamoo, SVI es lesigsio, who in the spew* from the down Okla dist lb* boostrable mimion bad iewebved epos Mo, by aim of hie =pigsty (who regrettod that ha woe goalie to twat pennally in the Diet), of wel- -.d 762.; met eement. that Oars% ire yertkipand largely to the "en. wired &greedy. to wee the int pis Ls teem er ontavemnbly thersoiseasi. 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Kay we imm itre t mkt the's birdie cm treettne may be er dimmed es to mane has to nap ths fel brat it throe. COMIEBILCIAL INTE;LIG4NOI. Owing to advise by the previous eleamie pines bed gran way, and there was wry lade dips:Mon to ULVet the atiewied ram, tie.:—Southern wait, 1 &L I! a. Is & per Ma.; 00011111110 prise whoa. Idol. Si e. to 1 dol. its per Ms.; 1. sore, roma yellow, OS bria per bushel, steady ; Wriest renal Sm. dot. Ma to 11 del. 73e. barely sop. eerted; India ars, 3 sesthen elate s IS to Sp a s per boatel; Ditto, ilme ?Ars, Na ye bold; Dile seal, I deb. S7l ato S dole. 9 1 . 1 • 17111 . Dorton.—The mita i New Tab wee toil, bodies to a mo derate cutest only bed Wen dam Trim, banes, were quite steady at three quotations :—Upienis sine. whil. Mr to tar, 71 to 7i e. per Itn; New Orions and Mane aim nil. Yr to tar, 71 to 7l a. pre lb. vbe New= Kama a New Tat ire the at the pre viousness:me bad bees em s. . May vas sod raid be °bias' at very The Neil st the (PAW try wes e r hee t se n a moat eralidestay Initenge en lan to INC Me doing. linshenp ea Tas, 637, lea 11 OW llesisinge an Ireini, viz". Teesere; a lloVa. Thus. 79. Ili r ales Win Inersued prim The &Now. in are : roar to Id. to la. Ils. per barrel ; Lamed, M. to ed. per ; erase to Liar , pool, 11.1 to per lb. ; ditto, to Rama to per tb. WEST INDIA MAIL. [BY Meade TilersPbA By the snivel at Southampton of the mail steamer Tay, we are in possession of dates from Jamaica to January 7. It was asserted in Jamaica that another proroga tion was inevitable, and that it would be announced shortly before the re-assembling of the house. Another rumour was, that the house would be pro rogued at no distant period after its re-assembling, and that a resolution to receive the ordinary revenue unconditionally to the end of the year would be managed. This is to be done in the absence of the county members. The planters of Demerara are recommended to allow their properties to go under sequestration. From Barbadoes we learn that ten officers and great numbers of men belonging to the 66th and 73rd Ree clients had died titers of fever. From Venezuela we learn that Menages had re taken Maracaibo and destroyed the fleet of Pau. LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(Tme DAT.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Before the Lord Chief Baron, and a Riedel jury. Till ATTOSIMIT-GIMBAL V. svanu,. • This cau;;;l7ielesVisnersiiiaisexpeididterseinatien on Friday bat, in consequent* of the remarks addremed Sir F. Thedger to the Lord Chief Baron, was resumed this morning. The jury having usembled, The Attorney-General informed them that the poet ponement had enabled him and his learned friend, Mr. Idar tin, to come to a decision in the caw, and a verdict would be entered for the crown, subject to its being turned into a special case; the only question at all in dispute was, whether the deler.dent was bound to report his veas.l on its arrival from a foreign port. The jury then returned a verdict for the crown, when Sir F. Thomism ' who was in court, rose and bowed, ant left the court. The learned gentleman did not utter a single word. Upon the cause of "Broadwood v. Attwood," a common jury ;muse, being celled on, Mr. Martin, who appeared for the plaintiff, and with feelings of deep emotion,i said, " Gen tlemen of the jury Were I to consult my own judgment, my voice would never again be heard in this court." The Lord Chief Baron.—Mr. Martin, I question the pro priety of your making any observation of that kind, and I think you had better abstain from doing so. Mr. Idartin.—l think under the circumstances I may. The Lord Chief Baron.—Mr. Martin, I hope you will adopt that alum which subsequent consideration has pointed oat must be for the best. Mr. Martin.—l should like to explain my motives, but, in deference to your lordship's wish, I will submit; but, alter what has taken plum, I did think it necessary to state in this °out that I ought not to appear here again. I did wish to say that was my intention; but, by the advice of my learned friend the Attorney-Gaunt, and in compliance IM:h his opinion, I have been induced to submit to his advice. The Lord Chief Baron.—l think you should follow my advice, end abstain from saying anything further about the matter. The learned gentleman then sat down, and was so much affected as to burst into tears. A few minutes sipped before he was able to address the jury. PARLIAMENTARY CHANNEL—It appears from this yew's edition of Mr. Dad's " Parliamentuy Compenion," that the following elections have taken place during the last twelve months :—At Waterford City, Dublin University, Monmouthshire, Devisee, Kinsale Lancaster, Dundalk, Aylesbury, Bewdley, Carlisle , Utica's, Derby, Horsham, Wicklow, Bile, Cheltenham, Leicester, York City, Circa meter, Cheslum (North), Yarmouth, Thetford, Bolton, Lynn, Yorkshire (West Riding), Uekeard, Truro, Harwich. These alterations give a total of 87 samaken who had no tests in the Howse of Commas when the last session of par liament commenced. Binee the publication of the volume, changes will have occurred in the following English boroughe—Holton, Leominster, Hull, end Portsmouth. A RAINY YEAR.—least year KUM to have been an unusually plutions one. In the Gardeners' Chronic& of last week the monthly registers (kept at Witham) of 1847 and 1848 are placed sicl• by side. Their total shows that in the former year 17.60 inches fell, while in the latter them wee a descent of 30 inches of rain. The October of the pest year was the wettest, 4.86 Mahe, of rain having fallen. In the eorresponding month of the previous year it amounted to no more Mum 1.66. COMMERCIAL 4r MARKETS . MONEY MARKET ec CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The funds have been flat this morn ing, and prises were in decline, when a leading broker. known to act Dually for the Scotch and some west end banks, made a purchase 0(100,0001. in Three-and s-Quarter per Cents, the price not stated; and another broker took a considerable amount of Reduced Threes, also as believed for banking account. These opera tions arrested the tendency towards a further fall in price., without, however, improving them otherwise. We quote Consols 911 to I both for time azd money, which, as will be seen, are lower than the quotations of Sa t urday. Reduced Threes are 914 to 4. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 921 to 4. March Ex chequer Bills, 395. to 425. premium. Bank Stook, 193 to 8. We have a heavy market in foreign stocks, with prior. in some instances lower, and generally rather fully sustained. Mexican, are 26 to 1. Peruvian, 47 to 9. Buenos Ayres, 25 to 7. New Grenada, 14/ to 151. Brazilian, 78 to 80. Chilies, 91 to S. Spanish Fives, 14/ to 151; the Threes, 274 to 81; Passive, 31 to 1. Portuguese, 261 to 81. ; Dutch Two-ana-Half per Cents., 481 to 91; the Fours,77l to 81. Russian, 104 to 8. The advice§ from Havana by the American steam packet come down to the 4th of December only. The anticipatleas with respect to the new crop of eager continuous liewursong u before, or 'axe so, and little was aspiebsd to be at market bdore March. The apostate hem New Orleans represented, moreover, a efisleasy_ of 70,000 or 80,000 hoor a h:di d far a l l a i rkleisti„ which would lead to an active f or m om bun Cabe, in addition to the customary weals of Imps and elsewhere. Priam therefore were stiff and looking up, with few houses disposed to make oast:sots. Disk 9441441, 193 I =Wag ler Ot. Awm., 914 344:040saulisse.illi 1,0111101 kg4r Aue19129 pet M. isis. pot 0494.11114, tat 1344a91ia 1.039..18 D. 5. 144 w, n 9 el. 0. Apar 11da.26 Ootol4llaa Babel 3 Oollab4aa W... per Ot. Nal& Ma. 416i 133 %per Ot.Delib 414 4 let 01. DM& Corti.. 11& T b. 1111 1114 M I V I 1 1 1L iit _ go I l k . Tre ar " ...... Ku., 1114114 Visimala Deterred 8d... 11 T RAILWAYS.—The share market is quiet, and ' with little doing. Quotations remain much the same as Saturday. We quote London and North Western, 135 to 7 ; Great Western, par to 2 prem. ; North Stafford., 3I die.; North British are batter, and good - at 17 to I ; North British Halves, 71 to 8. &UM 1711(CfED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Saturday's prices will be *mod to lost page.) A 1W 19 Illidland, 924 34 Birm. oml °dad Jit., 233 I Do. 901. Ooa. Prof,. poi p anew mg Basta, ISDo. Ccoo. Brist. aid Bina. 6 per Ds. Tidedoi s ill a Oat, US sz Mr =it trod, 221 ex ant Nit! t elion, l7 71 13. Maas 4 Do. Tidrds„.l Do. 31. les. 6 per Ct. Prof., 21 Bard, Mad, & Brig., 191 llastars OMMlios, 111 1 floottbh Oontral, 251 a Do. Saw Omar. 6 per et, 111 Worms. & Wm. (A), 43 3 Do. IttNa.. No. 2, 1 p ' Greet Bortlmmo Halms, 11, 6 pet Shrews. and Mader 5 per Ont. OM., 51_ Peel, 15 141 Ot. IL sod .W (Ireland), 5211 Shropshire Union, 21 Ong Wholors, 1021 IL Ifaatern, 13:1 3 Ds. Maw" $ll Do. colfol Do. No. 2, 124 1 ourtere, n Do. Scrip N 0.4, 71 1 Lone. and! vas, 36 B. Wain, 171 Do. Qem. 14 Wilt; goat., and Weyntomb, 29 Do. Mho, 71 Task, Nowa, & Bor., 191 D0.21d0110 &E, 4 1 Do. Eztonsion No. 1 (York and ' Do. New Guar. 5 per Cent., 93 Nowa.), 211 Ledo & lindgora, 101 ar tall.4 I' 11. °11114 .0, 353 Ter i amdrglf 3.ar l' l MS" ClALß: ll7- ,, 'Do. IibtaIQIIIIAIIII4-- Malismilitatin Do. 101. li. sad & (G 1,41 1 O'Mara and Bordeaux, 2 4 I IL litaffordahire, 113 I lionibre and Meuse, 23 LIVRIIPOOL SALM IinAVAAT 3. Birk., Lamm, & Ch. J., W. 61. 6d. d Wm, Wooff., a Lis., 49 Ai Prof, 11 p Do. Pref., 111 B. Anglian Our. 6 per Cent., 23 Do. (Grimsby book) t!1 4 Lan. & York. Qes., 514 Midland Balm, 43 1 d Do. PUths, 11 d Do. (Com. B. and D.), 65 Do. 321., 51Waftdshire, 31 _ Do. Halms (L. C B.), 91 d Shreve sad Birk. Pre.. 9 l 75 aSae_ Do. Fifths (WAX.), ai d Strates.,osw., and Ouster. Ma lAA. A North Western, 1 7 B. Fasten St Dover, No. 4.7 Do. New filwe 5 i P York, Nowa., and Ber., (G. N.IL Do. Fifths, 71 p Fur.), Wm 94. p North British Qrs., 31 MANCHBUTEIt 9" Z. Anglian Pref. 21 Um.* York. Ptiths, s 21 1 : Do. au. (late 15x. , d Do. Mins, L. & 8., d 1 LZED6 SALEB, Fintroanr S. B. Inamoithu, 20 Leeds C Think, 264 Do. New, 441 4 Do. F.steneion, la 4 Cit. Northe rn, 91 4 (Ma., Bother, & Vale, 11 3 4 Do. B, 61e lid. d YORK snza, FEBRVAIT 3. at Northern it l / 4 1. to. N. Br Qrs., 3 3 Gt. North of %ad. 239 Tait, Noweas., C Ber. (O. N. B. Lana. & York. ( .8.17.), 31 1 Par.), 93 ,LEI, FEBILVAIT S. I Lannah. and Yorkib. (W. B. D.), 31 6 d N. ntatordahbv, II i d PRODUCE. —MINCINO-LANE, Half-part Am.— The public sales for tomorrow, consist of Sugar : Ban rhos, 12,000 bags; But India, 3,000 bags ; and 1,200 bags Ceylon.—Coles • 3,300 bags Ceylon.—Saltpetre : 2,600 bags, and Rim, 6,000 bags. Re are without transactions in the private contract market to report to-day in the above articles. Cotton continues to wear a very firm appearance. In other articles no alteration. TALLOW.—The market is a shade firmer to-day; the delivery, though not equal to last year, is greater than the year preceding. New Tallow is also more in demand. Petersburnis Y.O on the spot, 395. ; October to December delivery, 40a. 9d. to 40s. ed. Jan. 20. OP TALLOW. 1547. ' INS. I 1849. Stock this dsyr Casks-. 14,542 Delivery last week Do. from let June Arrival lastly.* 259 Do. trona Ist Jose Priam T. C. this daypso mt.- 50s. Id. to 50*. 5 Do. lbws last 525. 13,221 36,472 3,159 2,166 76.669 72,197 1,771 51,509 2. 1 10i,i 7 i 511.9 d. to 5 3R Od. 33e. Us. HOPS.—Bonotron linanno.—Years. Pattender and Smith report that the market asthma to improve for all tine nom which are very mane Indeed. New Midi I. limb M. 10 to 0 Yunnan liento.p.ein 24 oto 2316 Woad of leak 2 oto3 10 Yearling emu „ 2 oto2 16 BUM m' 49 15 to oto 3 0 Oki How ..... 10to 1 15 Farnha METALS.—Ousoow, Feb. 2.—Oar market for pig Iron has been very sensitive this week, corresponding exactly to the changes in the funds as these were dail re ceived by teleimaph. On one occasion, the price tonohed6oe. mixed Na.. Yesterday sad to-day the market has bees quieter, with more disposition to sell, but without any Iron being forced on the market. The price may be called 48e, mixed Nos.; and all No. 1, 48 s. 6d. to 495.. net prompt cash f. o. b. ; No. 1 Garteheme has been sold at 615., and the market doles flat, at our quotations. Manufactured Iron remains es Ism noted. COALS.—HaIf-past Tloo.—Carr's Hartley, 15e.; Eden Main, 15s. ; Tanfield Moor, 12s. 6d.; West Hartley, 16s. ; Walla End Braddyl's Rattan, 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Hatton, 161. ; Walls End Lambton, 16s. Gd. ; Walls Bad Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End Adelsido Tees, 16e. 6d.--Bhipe at market, 169. POTATOES.--BOUTRwAItIf, WATIMIDE, Feb. 6. —There have been few arrivals during the put week, which have met a ready sole at a trifling advance. The following are this day's quotations : York Regents, 1001. to 1601.; Newcastle Regents, 801. to 1101. ; Scotch, 100 e. to 130 e. ; cape, 90s. to 100 s. ; French Whites, 1001. to 110 s. ; Bel gian, 90s. to 100 s. CORM—MARK-LANE. The supply of English Wheat by land-carriage samples from the near counties was but a mode rate one, and wee for the most part cleared off at an early hour, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. upon the quotatisne of last Monday. A similar improvement was realised upon foreign, but the business transacted was not extensive. There was no alteration in the pries of town-made Flour, but ship and country marks were rather demur. Choice melting Barley was saleable at an improvement of le. per qr.; other sorts unaltered. Good fresh horse corn was the turn dearer, but other descriptions of Oats were a heavy sae at last week's rates. Beans and, Pees fit for seed were inquired tor, and being scarce, were Is. to 2s. dearer, but there was no advance upon these articles generally. - DZITIBIL 8m18.41 rwa flamer gram; Ls: aad Kt, rod 68 to 44 to 48...wh1ts 42 to:30 to 53 Norfolk cad Lb 01.117 to 42 co 47... do 4l to 47 to 60 Talavera (Del or IMMO 61 to 66 Comb. Is Um. reL...40 to 44 to 46...wh1k..... 42 to 46 to MI 8a5...... Bagarr, P00ding......... ..............« 22 to 34...disdleng to 24 to 26 /Asking. ...... ...... 27 to 39 antes - 3 O 3O to 32 Boca Wain« _ . _.... to OAT', lille nod. 16 to 18 to 19s Od blase... to —a Od PAN& 16 to 19 to 20s Od...potato 23 to 24s Od Dmitlit I Salle kid 19 to 21s Od...potato 21 to 22s Od Ida hod .. —.........,. 13 to les Od...blark.. l6 to 17 6 Od DM p0t0M......... . ..... l9 to 21s Od Kars ......-.................. 66 to 68.. em. talesB i 63 Pus, erg 31 to 834 od...insole. 32 to 35 Sloe 38 to 40. .liapirtsl 4O to 48 Whits -27 to 29...bonars. 30 to 33 Baum Itmagan.. 14 to 26...tke 2B to 30...01d to Harrow 30 to 32...505a0 32 to 64...01d to !may Now Spring par huh. —.mow winter 10 --old to to 60 66 Lawman, Now Liman Ci=l, por thousand £lO 106. a Sll 101. Fa , melt V Mlle. two; Town.modc doltsorad 42 to 44 „ens household 36 to 40 /tarn& and le k. 86 t030...wh1t0 3B to 40 TOZZION. wear. Dentate sad lardpberg. . 49 to 53...e 06 35 to 67 pomaranosagto w took, one Wt.* 47 49 t 0.31 Irma and Danish sad Ilwabarsh Ragan ..... 89 to 43...11opptiort — to Danube Zni . ......... 40 to 46 epookh hard to .nott to to ..Amlzallon 49 to 63 _ ars Bail" IWO, 92 to 24...datUllng 25 to 27 banostOesal.. . 26 to 40...Lurrnaa to 001, 1111/1111A »« 15 to 17 Paisramra sad litralread to Illeeldi sal Dinka 16 to 19 hbrimml iml Deli bed l6 to 19 DIM b1ea........,.... l9 t0123.-feed to Bun, Ilea. Snell to .old.. to Elrod= 93 to 18...Teostay to Pasa, pv Thite ..-... - 26 5, 28—bc417.—..—_ SO to 32 Tows, old. — . to sew —to —...larp ..... —to ILa®.MU. sad Rambo 14 . ii; as to 39 Meats:roam sad Odom. to 38 to 43 gamma —to imoossed '32 to 34 Linn Comm ent* etdo= a . too.. ...... .... l RS Os. to R 7 05.t016101. Lamm Coma DO* sod Ditto Fresebead Marion.. ..... A 7 19/.tot SOa lhoua, Amnion, par barrel of 1946b0 - 27 to 29 Dentate mad flanbus. Ouadisa Prima per soirof 2901ba. tree $4 to I. ARZIVALB ntro LONDON MOM Seth JAN. TO 3rd FEB. Qrs. Iti a llsh. Boob*. blab. Tamara reboot .. sale Barley ...... I 11961 I HO 2359 Osta 8736 5041 I 1400 1 eau Floor, 13,467 a ; 789 bum. Mb, 11,487 qn. LONDON Avotaosa— Wheat, 480. 2d. ; Bing, 29.. 31.; Osta lb. kl. ; Bye. 3oa. ; BMW, 27a. 11d.; Pew 32e. 54. IMPERIAL AVELOOIia. Dr 33 ... ... Jr. - 13 . .... . .. 07 ... II ware *ice . A. Pries. j Doe. A Bexley.) We R. 1 1114 44,18 s 4 d 1:111 ye l4 in. UP les 0404 304 84174 04 Ws 111 244 114 1 174 Mfrs ' 14174 14 Us 44 104117. 04114 11 ,104 Wills Id 25a Bouts., r s.Tdi lid 4tl' 1 / s 3 2s ts 111141 W iiil 03 . 4di lea. 6. Dail ii Isse 03 al. Id '" il 16 .. - 1....... n. - ::: 48 14 ... .. __. - .. 46 4 •.:: 77L - ... 46 4 - - 771 " 4-- "n. - ... I ••• ... ANDOVEZ, Feb. 11.—We ware fully supplied with all Made, of grain, and the attendance was more than nasally hswe. A 10 ,& Ph M} losi, .• _