The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-28 00:00:00

' . e - A K-9.-%-f- f'7 2 e.c*--ede-we ..„ NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE sociavt sI. Oinall. L. Capiat, Liao" E. ....tatta iwirm.A. ~ -T is MOM a tie NF L ma My= MOD o Iffokrifif MN of ch mu d. = laidd. Port apta3.. MX do maids =wia so p =r Id ib e i L is, a pn =kaTe rmi d ues ysatt 111 0-71.4 La sada twits de asankt nrted Win $7 to $3 pr inf. OfforillOs lo 40)4a de pair pd. or pa =willt adapt dimatid. apply at de amok iv Ng i I Ibli ta pa • W adieds. . IL E. WOOMOUSE. Aaary. Ti AW LIVE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Fleet stree, ern Dunne% ann. Medi IMO. j VCRICE in the BOOKS for TRANS. ▪ AW° MARIS Is ek Suing lei le CLOSIID es ibe Mb ken* En oth be kaineeld es lberelq. Ile Mk lay et Ni g sese. Mir Mink se kr the NMI V. be wthe ea e* ilbs lath Aq et Apell err ea r year i mpled), Mims the been et IA sal 11= II IIe ea= nown, WILLIAM SAMULL DOWNAS. Adore. MENTOR LLFB ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. L Old Decas Latied, Leedom. Avj6 rawsparr- 1116 Ones tbe Debt of /IMAM ILO. like Becht Heeeerebie the Sot Pits;Men. MIL, FAA. Tee Syg lit llosetralis the Itart et thertnea. n• ahem aravaralla liaiirwerd ua rwS. newerahlia Edward Mem XT. 71w Eassurabla Swirgrows Limn Sanaa. sir William Warp 11171seari. Ilarty M.P. DUN PM. Ss- SP Ilbeel. limufisos. si, IN. Jibes. T erm Grist TOWINAITIMIL Woe d. Areker-Beetee. Eaq., 10, Upper we NOM Mai Wee, isq,, 41.111eral MON= Geldrrell. Nee..lo=l. aimed Vac Wort Les tn. aseeri Fag. Yr Woo Oedema Mug, Camp GAM Pred. PenkieMelge. W Elea GiellettiVer, S. Jelereeeeeland. NIGWANNWI 11111r 0 weee. S. Pedearere Woe, ltegest'saed Onside ROW Milimit Ostia Dam. ER. AIINVOIL I rz a WlDlease lledgeoe i z, tageteld, Esq. Itemetue—teree IL D., W. PediaDeell.9looolllo. Imeasert—Gereard Wlplit IirMLIi.CUS. IS, AINIMS•OOONG Seurnoes—Meme. Melt awl AiMe. SG, Earlurrelea. _ limerar—Menre. TVA Peel. sad leeee, ll7, Mee* ADVANTAGEI VW Tllll INSTITUTION. Niemeekel Ilan at resableo seoestsi ez= r hr OM* the Ceort*,l•ll peetembet the steels et polies la • Peet ere* el sop le wk doe demo sad elrcumetares d the sr vareL earadlit 411101.111, do mond breaseeset ea mite mai. * lie remilimellea et esiliamoste et *Wee Weill= et Ise NG Wank led* ilts whore the aro have bees beeeei. ma tie aim reselstleee he imelieelas Es ob. W i eer ib leebelleip els beseees et el hoes Ole pot* Midas. Pea! otteease ami sd li buo reopetesthe Woe reel le solhatere yot. BY KM, 111 W Mese" Louts mon& mow. EVELTY in BREAKFAST SERVICES.— Several PATILIT SEAMLESS TEA o corns SERVICES loop oonskiid la wiry sq, from tbe l g ir vore r ic ibis bo embissdy arboosiol of PC RAID. METAL. olobsoillbsd by be yobot proms Mooro. =boon sod Cs, sod Sobbed vt , li kb boboot ono sod d. 7. up sow ORM Or ode st prim snob noir MU obit boob lON boos do. sealed lut tho oonsey ashinal by be swam potent. Vbry ass dessbaso Abboo years us sod o. ebbe sot oomlllo plolo ZS IT • Ankomoo do. . • bodask do.drood do. do. ......... S I DON b. ,lm d i e. do. S I Losbasobinspdbors do. do. i I S 1 ill. Tura. 42 1 L alb MS , Mb Mb mob ibs ES 7 NIL Ay Was nisi. de*V be sow proportbs. EssesMsgs soot bor w r a gl ia roo. S. BURTON Oita Ebbw mai !.etas), SO. Ozked broM.st4L/tbrobbbsp&oonar st Soormosslifts).,—Nobbnobod b Wilostrab. T HE MECRIAN DRESSING CASE, the meet ever Ineeriel. Wag telly the she et a pellesabsok i ff iedgte a pair el =Care teurpheellee peeiler dui mom tes meg *mem% end badembeir ereeeteu.eelse mere no mot wilinnaredi Men* no. To MOO me. or olion.bold er teseelllee meeseelete, this Weed= is es leve. asevrlese. es tamer variety et 'die orgakedgmag e d; Ark epeilsetes. Ohs, Wray emit grimes; at sk * wit elder the eepeenteei se hued's' As mambo veldeoleele. wridee.emese, week-butes. telitiletekhoh rem shim Wei eatkey, wpm" mkt shit& eitleims, ks. Ittaetatkey, leireeNet, evar dame ties Oetelin. Leaden. QOYERII BAUCES.—Tbise unrivalled prez . rt ij thus Wag sow unisetally seissirlsisid i tbs mat smesseas bitseisssi. IL KIT= Soo lus Gas NB srlY Ibus Mods Arlo Ism Wm mai. le • supsly sums- Io emu er dr put doss•A sod Is Yam Nisi thst awn us vas be eillesa Om fist YAW phis sod ass lar cso irrismses) ki_sur quesdisk et ssis sem% .11asss. sad EA Smlss• Lobs ; of •11 tbs plolpil pee" osidismists lONS Moira. he pad wpm* las esperlsdss. ILNEWS PATENT STRONG WROUGHT / nos nownwr. oovismourr soca ma Ca= ' 1 • sad o.ollllll.—braresisra by ladasa sad reponlbe disurbra 7M b s dirsar M r men la tbs =ir ad asabspa aar% Par lintawbOg O a NE sal Me Orb awl bar eta dra g = N. Maw las UM all's. bas ba le ssursm as sai auroral arias titre at s as Massa Mblosor boss las lord la red rat. hum am asualyarr Os" by as sabrass al ear okras sad pram% esibals l sod la de. audio surdaerl fro Is wadi as bora dads. As. la an as Mart ars Is suss—anste boa 11•11. wilb to risk sad sisasskasb dolma Ims Err Owed (I) gm& rm. bred saga Sr Ail—k's bur bra ir oar lamb ear urad. be adds lb Is as b adamdb rai br bre am ther ar, kr& set as bobs sr Wssabiss adds bra asisaral. =adios asaillors. Sa Wr rONO 1 WPM a labs are the bor. as., et Ur sbras emissi tor mill) Saw abs dr bowled busks sr is ea r as arserslass pars dram sr Ur Marrs Maio bras( sad bribe or Waal, asbrisis—bbres Wear lardarset sal Clablarart. tropor larbersr dr llorberram. Lab : Miaow 11.111 47. Illaskbrista 'lmam Orr as. Illasorarrast, City. IMPORTANT to MILL OWNERS, MANU FLCIVIZES, b.-21s OPTTA MAMA COMPAI4II , le bear min die aides et 111111-owirra, Itaseketerera, dee red 'ask& both at dna sad expose,ide la @grew) the am at ails ram (MITA PK P V MP BUCYNIII by sad TAMIL These Ilesbele nag be ask at toy docat this videos say sera et Weed tit nay ant leelkelet by acids, alkalies, Ito OM water will weer melba Wm, gal May are 0311•equel17 web weave Amalie dna Maw, art ales Z ica aultlalllo, le estreardtmey a ems. Mae GOTTA r Miler et tiel le sew eateallvaly tee eaaveylai aismages ken eas beg ar pleas to . It is besoleabbe la Nellie, base* tea Tba meet lawaseisa et oreseleg elontree t ilk= ebb theta Pardo, is se to be merely probeeeed = Ta t seeraker, deeds is seeemeicol Aoki* at oonisoakation ke mew aisarer. ?M OUTTA PERCFIA Daum} DANDS =atlas* to MOM • la=bermes( devalued; they eon be bed of way slat ce ism*. AMORY, WHOZIP-ROAD, CITY-ROAD, Isaiaes io be — bad st Seek eleakuale dealers to lowa sod eseatry. CILKAR, FAIR, and SOFT SKIN.' ROWLAIIIDII 'AMOR, ai &Mid likenk Ptrio from all Mimi smielle It tar Its satsmals portiMs, sal MOM "SIM is lds ; MO" twit Mos satin me salsolo gravelny yes .=Mporiloi Mot We allz ie s= s to owl Ibmilmollydislsmiswit op% froalot. dlesimomilem MI Mar wimose TY; Mir* item Y Moor to VW disk awl dr sawn ski &dam wit& It barn is the Moossior ft tribwasalis miry Ms. Dram al swim IMMO' br mitisiss Moog "Ms. pas WM, Mom Oft imstalm mons UM mama stilts seilmmist WM. The words SoMstift MOM" w m the mains palm MM. Pits b. id. mil la. N. per Wok— tb=isti. liakemndis, Larks. slily all re. wel GALVANISM.—PaaIris, Asthma, heti gesdow— lanai re sandal is sod le lb w. a HALM et llnnswiek.ssone, Loses, ler sY PAMPHLET ea IILDICOL GAL %MAX witch will le Isrwonisi M. 1111:ttwo pansy MOW. Try s wUI to astowidosi sit Ms osolann. lo bona I d te =isi st sons la assa st wan% bow ssiniss, tio. niod somisbis. esesiony ot swan suer emsbbos. prim adab. bilsookm, Nob, 11l sons al ammo engem ba. lb. ot's =IMO st sp. pbr i the phials big Is Ils ins bassi osibonst samba; la be, it nobs OrsorisW tbse odurstfor. sod nowt ben no snwollooly ft& el It. It lob* ono the pails* to Oo without maim Tinos oss pimp* west - - - - Ai l I be IiRNILTHINS PILLS toe the NERVES NA Wee KUM" es. OIL ire II& else. This esizelediony mg he mewed hem semi& Us elhets re the me nu wino we pwilmely soil will seweely be owns* fail *lei Ihe wine= marieswo voile as if W mete. la ad& as to ill ~flies la eleuelheile. the mereette owl risrtkr =lt mils es • geode ewes" b • IleemillSwe i r, • weet. inn =tel the oftwrik win • peel NI pip , rickehlog e p so r a WOW dr lima Ids welleb• buwewellei. it It Ihe whets Who Ilhe • Mx" 114 diem mei *Owl*/ otteo . sizij at Ws rateast. dhow trat op !WAS abaft • Ise am sail = l e ete= Thl yweeerre i reet. The lewee•lelew ism 4c lid . Wltelembe wets: BALCIAT, Ileniggies•trest MO, titegier-eweet, Homes; SANWA OalertLeteest. II:ANIC WATER aid BEARS GREASE.— IV 1.4 s - the Ink le begasslag this. ord bang oft, tbe sly ran.aiiii" 6 4 B await Ille WA. lb Ibe me at Ur Iwo abotearest somere• NOM alimmaidy,do Womb vow is isms ihn=hoss wed 00 as a alusistosa Ss Isses pays 6. a ' Maw Israir sadism vas woad if la drams st =J.. he 11 " 1611 all i trumlif fla kir. Mr. Ogles et Le je= sm en dimm ille loge et irk slain/ V was of as mail Ss • anima MON mai soap% 1111 offil IA lithistattimkok Lei" B rawl basiii= g =trare bilis swim sal sae hit sal NI as *a pais le pitikro miss sear ba sib irk aims s irk slar rog rai se Y. pot. or us aboasa say adesSaldea opsdoss TS, MICE, end BEETLES mai be et= lITIIIZATID by IMMO mOeclore Pluerberts bag the sedge ban is Ms pe k mum lee behiedie blembre el bs*. s wear* es boa 1 199917 le hems Ph. do te oho ma oh; le hem Me Nadler elm ass masa eloshl9,, elms, 9111% Wm, sad boar at UM*, wad lb Ye Onisat Destmemek Os Prate is divided bob Mb fee Illavialair d mu% ire Mei Is yels et hi, le„ IL IL, tad le. * r y e Iblowles eihe we the wets kr 1 a • I a l- IIg ash esi ON 974, OWE& 11 1.1 141 =1 0., ID, neeLatteet ; Trathell. =IA L West tes; Mies% . 4,. L auk MN , lift Vaideg, T., 79, it. 7 PeereCherelyerd• MS C. 77 A_ - Imes ; Sews. V i i e. Bege , *_; J.. 7 1‘ ; te. Calle Offen. R. = II P. A., Ckurebabed, ; Moree.tesidienselibeee; le i tee= age &eat orl IMO a bad ha apat e r=iidlem la why herbstlere 19 taglawd. Wake, eel _ may 11.1 L by L L isosoaor. sm." ha, ofeeeme& tervey.— Ily, versed KM yele el tin pule Lee bees sell, madt Yes , lleesrep bee teadved ea area amber it teseiretleis it the Wettest evereeis. Witty et its .uses T HAT TO BAT, MINX. AND AVOID; with Dist Tibias Dr di ts. Do 1. J. Ormotrook, ILO.. ILi. LAC., to. Osevesers.—Dost to ob. bisoroCt I= l =ll By DANA • 8144 *WS not, a elm b mil a n sinems d Se Irsinslimas suldwil, the &PAK the —. Astir limo, mils the mat airliesl surdtatbs. Ow pulat sweret et plipubil s 4 mil null t i :%211 1 : Lint wield lb allottig to ...a To to log se Olossoss4Dll, Ditsroossamow • Comae, 147, Mid -1"11/ Doti Dis -Oman • Mr" 4S. pt ; 44' dissot beebee garstAtzsaL RAILWAY SHARES. Mom WILLIAM LAIIOND aad nett and More Broberg, respeatfaliy as ammo tbet soollesa daily to BUT and SELL, by Private Coa t:ad. al of nom, lastigt sad keel" Railway Om* M.—Tbreadowelleeervev.—Leadro, law Is. 1549. RE T RENO E N T.- Ai, ECONOMY I am 'Mad tam Imam tbe duty of every ma CMOs Mir ame at the mg Imarime madaales et lire, ...may k r easald mrk Isamint la ow damikrattoo limb= uelillk , eilll•iimellesd s •• at ar Or MM. pairldl dual IM droussed . awl. of Ise Mum sal sorrestst le Ss Sear arms la arkfa. W Y. s i ta l tirlsr l artsdek press osvoldrary Maw lb, loord or. Is antra Is sa st w ilavisassa I.= Ss Cris. sal saw troossols Ss Maur. sal SUR. 10112C0•211; Wrisars of Or asa l =a; Tersosts of dos me i s arot haudis rd frac iris. of st md pisr sir. odatrty of tl i dsis= r e rtairessue Ira art vir. bstli la Imam sad Ur Media Yr IC fir I riassomy to Or say• *rid rs pa- Wla So sal Marred* st . taes. co the luot arta& • riardy• P'sarbist, Ilst e asp Is tod sa seplitilsa L. ET TAIL MM, DllATralf. sad OUTFITTING PAM BLIMINISIT, In, Orasedrmarnst. Loofas ; or forwarded, post fru, Is say pot of tea MUD ILISODOIL ItE.SS COATS, 35e., 405., end 45a.; the beet, AU.; WITOUT sr TIOCIEODIVOItn= Is. is 7.. S. Moo inlet an mob to moors is Ills list stois at asilso. him dr prsiosliaissf Ib Waist loolostors slss rise widnosoihie. Goodson wells. wen is, `. l t& 63 lbs Estsitlainosot sr 1.. HUN, the hotestioetbso. Nib Obi' CHURCH-STREET, LONDON. IROWSERS and WAISTCOATS. 1.. lllMlllstag suds *ea parts (particolorly totem) mam itiath Is =did Se ninitine lks its potato Wt moot =ittiltsbst. a Osoo trr—sgeol to vitt Ms selection of la Om arm Is orb es to uskto swum= with tat- MOW. sal somierittli sosasto. Dosoltla Thwarts, to all sai& lat the sat LIN Ma. Stok iN lir It Deus ditto, It.. 21k. and SI& j sal lb lit tat. NA ten! Column% 10.. sod Ifs a i s sodo mg All sues to immure. r W. 4 11, 86, ORACECHURCK-STREET. Lagoo.—L. AL Irsgetstor. JUVENILE CLOTH ING.— There le. priml . no hank of *male ezpirliter• la which • 11.ZDOCTION email be mare *Kg milli lr la that of CUIL. MEWS CLOINnICI. It las ineliegi le the aha of the for of this totaldithattat YdMt this airman aaataseme the eareUrr. Onlarrier Haw* egg Toile galls of good aerviegallo sloth, amide to mr. Pken SY. to Nal _Teta gm. 41n AM TAIVIIIIICA Tailoring, Drowsy, sad Oalibilent IMiraiiaosr. N. Owassabarali.wrat, Lawton. 'pa t READY-MADE DIWARTMENT.- 1 Ifs sheatieui au wawa et eeir artgllgneent preorote met leaa=llll=ane—oalterrumene aid Wata.mmerasu STOCK, en of STYLE ao*DIIIIION, on amides gradation rid gam Kgrebyegoartog a to ow, ago" together with the =la pries glialal W the rtatNNlAma of a out quartUty of at oge ere gig mitabilia, sad wortby the attention of awry Goo tithing*, COMM& Ili scriverroes. Dress Obata Ile., Or, Us, to 41e. ,• ram's, Shr. ; Waking Coats, len, lir., 210. ; Tea* ta. gd. sag upwards; Tremors, Oa., Ito, Me., 2le. ; ChlWee• arm mei Twig Suite, 17a, Ho. and 30a. • L. FMK% Tollegag. awe, mad OUTFIIII,4I ESTABLIM DIENT, liaMadineattima. U, Graceohunlootelet. Looks. UOUGERE'S CELEBRATED OVERCOATS. Mt. roma; el 11, Osardirreal. WNW VI ble Nerd Urban Priam Albert, sal re erandld proles ei re eriebeadd Weldastra sueer (am wen_ !iy rood .anew... gaud , Nes to dr ardier , art midair lee eery MOM Is tbs =l t s spas pearled lir aralort et the pall*tb. Malan WA awaler new esee ear wrier, adled dr ROYAL BEMIS Ong, ODAT. as aid* adalleilladedy pareas. will raise Mara' tam. art rats, wed vials as • lemony *Wax, air werabr . able ea far, as re ft be eadabie to der ireeremk a i ta%la Fair We heardy weld Mr. roma* arsaa waled bee lagraity sad aderpre ardt."— Mantras Claurida. Way ware rat le araped—"JAMES POUGUX 1116 Ariallrrad„ Ilearraireek sad I, Boddrebary, Carearea. Loader* Oevialry arra dated. " MR. BROWN'S LETTERS to a YOUR' ..... - MAN ABOUT TOWN." "A PETITION EXTRAORDINARY now the 81f1P8 is ORDINARY." FARMERS' WILL-O'-THE-WISP." ISS BENIMBLE'S TEA-AND-TOAST." 'ANNERS and CUSTOMS of the ENGLISH In MR No. PAM NIL PIPS HIS DIARY." "PUNC2I." No. 1101, far Smell 31 /kit-Amt . hip 341.; Stamped. ad. Olbaa, . This day is published, price Ifs., in cloth. gilt edges, • New Edition, corrected to the mere time et gAXTON% BOTANICAL DIChONARY, Wm prising the Wem Eittesey. mei Celture at ell Plaws known rits* with •MI implemplith pi Tethalosl Terms. Prerered of IA MOM memo and siendeue d mumealtatitm, sad limitable to all Wend in meg brem. Yee gle et perms psemieg Orr Tint Edition, • NU ernethig ell tile New Pledge alas IL appearance, is peillimi, grim in le WAS. Ikalitary sad ]3, 11, Deeveriestreet. SCHOOL BOTANY; or, L the Redlenenta of Botanical Mena. New Nation. MO illentatiner. Prise Se. ad. HE VEGETABLE KINGDOM; cr, the Struc ture. Chealcados. sal am of Panto; Ulu Mcd upon the Mara Spica aseted Maim aae likeiraticee. Price 30s. is dots. LenHE ELEMENTS BOTANY, Structural, neirakmi. ai Wits a Math et the Artificial e amilealan .each alatary Ileshalsol Term& Price 12A elect. the Obsisamse _lst boa asponisomise sa. Omar of leftei aid issmismi !Many, ilinetrated via lipons visimple i t s ser o : dr a . rsid Nealkary ord Dm% IL - - POLITICIA- THE PEOPLE OP ENGLAND. Sewn& etoth. THE AlatrirOCßA.l"triaoreatTir Histoly Ibr the People. *Jews Know, Jun. The SNOW ostoroweeep le the het rename et the feudal WOW dem is Rwoope,ml Ilipterl Is the bade sweat es which the cosh* fr ita Nostillo rMt lot."—lhaboomiA Zama: DOSIIIIATIORRAER OE RELIGIO. WA Wide% is elletkiehe taleopi le Oa. N ?OMAR 111112ORTetPIIIMINCRAPP la ALL AGES and NAVORIIe lab loge MENaes. El Woman llowrrr. atookle one free owsiwas kma tie pew Or Meoheo velem obese pod Is Mehl erw."--111lion. " This Is lobe* et ohms Rs* NA Midas *aloe& . . . • ANA Yee We sew boot UNriel whit sub powebethoo sad power. dequese—Nesoo•imii Leelea: MO= VEY% palibber, IL Re* Ezetteete. WV MI TO sawerees model*. pries 41., NON& lll roAra VRCHO de PARIS ; being • simetie. ot phrwee • grew would beer V living to Frame: • verbarayef the words Bed Mimi. B 11. Lamm, antler ot "The 0111•111was7 la hawk Chaverwrios," 'The LA Step to Nll. Proweeit . Uth loathe. 1. the bud folimde lootrader we know et. Hi Sa lome eek semilot Tomb Woes awl the parte of spook are of trowels esedleme—Olwrt hineehen Who" 11, liwyg ig =eo; ead Nam& looewas. New ready, Irks liaoklet,_ar by poet, le. HE SCIENCE OF LIFE • or, How t w o LATO and Mist hr Itedlk au* tittre for diet, ama, and oltk alehmeasat kr sanutag perfect WW kagsreq eitet iluilgy elate cragginess oily attainable dosel/2 , rearadiamenase el a well-trgulded roam al Ilk. Vy a Perrouen.—Kaat mM Itieberde, 82, PaterseAsr-row. Ideadca. FRANCE. PARIS, TUUDAY, 6 r.w. The semi-official journals of the government have published the following to-day, in the form of article procediug from authority Several )(Minh ban published s noes aseseesiog pre tended Vote, having for their oldest to sedum said mam mies the democratic socialists iMe a manifestation whisk was to have taken piece on the 11* let. La Rapshilies Dr mecrstirse et &nab, album that the isitisdm Of iaIIITIIIC tion will be taken by web is the poky elf Ihe stieldiji fur nithed midi official cards, the preinase el yid& peo teet them against the truths hies end spied hair presented. Le Potpie also speaks of Aida seri with whisk iessadisly agouti will be lesshited, sad seeneets these legs with the supplest eisdesei some mitten of the Rae Cbssetto, sad then states that ass sethses surds has h bean delivered Mikan by one of the parties es peed. üblic waft seguirs that the truth of them slesssmsste shed& be Wpm* ism,, mud consequently she Primmer of the Regeblie his lei lately demanded ea is , spiky. The eallees of the jests& we mention will tint be ailed ea to give oak bgbemedies es may lead te the 'every al the Seth. aid the grmeedtes of the guilty pestles flamed be. Netwithetandicg the sinister rumours which have continued and still matinee to circulate, the espflel remains perfectly trauquiL llesiderable ducthadone took plass at the Bourse to-day. The Threw, which closed yesterday at 5315, opened to-day with a rise of 05 aesthete, and soon attained 55 frame, being_ a rise of 1 . 15. At a later hear, however , they M 1 to 5345 . , closing at 53.75. The Fives underwent serreepeedlag chlogm They opened with a rise of 70 eentimes, which soon increased to 140. They afterwards fell to 84410, and closed at 84.80. Thins lastastions were produced chiefly by °millet ing repots hem Italy. According to NIBS feriberessagenseat hadtaken place ; according to mere, Radetzki is amething on Turin. I have MMus to believe, however, that no despatches have oohed more recent than those which I forwarded this i imaidog. A cobicet council was held last night to sonsider the mum which government would halm in am the Austrian army should occupy Turin. The cabinet was divided on the question. Pour of thembileters inclined towards intervention ; the re malasier, however, were formally opposed to it. The Pinkbat et the Republic adopted the opinion of the Wm, and it was decided to remain neuter. Several I ping inn had been called before the council and senealid, and the prevalent opinion was against in- Wlllstion, exempt in the ease of the frontiers being menaced. N. Napoleon lermiparte. cousin of the president, ad me of ids swift Jerome, announced to-day to do awned earwsgtteo of wh ich he is president, that bo we ban nib to-morrow for Madrid, where he b appalled onterendor. I Ili maim of chillers cases in the hospitals up to do pod time amounts to about 350, nearly half 110diffilinaled fatal. The number of cases in private Tenn MN* be asoetained, as the physiclane are MI ladled me to sake returns; but, from inquiries mil& I has lode among medical practitioners, I think it may be affirmed that the epidemic prevails jt (fortlS 806.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAR. 28, 1849. [THREEPENCE. in a very limited degree indeed. The government and the press, however, are cautions against exciting the fears of the public on the subject, and are not very ready is supply information ova it. Thus it is stated, as from authority, in the journal., as I have aloud y reported to you, that M. llin de Bourdon, the member of the , Asembly who died suddenly last week, was not attacked by cholera, bat by inflammation of the stomach. Now I have ascertained with perfect certainty that his disease was Asiatic cholera. Tnere is a hot relating to the present epidemic which is worthy of notice : The number of deaths from the first reported cue to the preseat day in the hospitals has lren only 100. The number a deaths in the same number of days, counting from the date of the first reported case in the hat visitation of the epidemic in Paris, was 11,000. A meeting was held yesterday at the Hotel de Ville for the adjudication of the loan of 26 millions to the city of Paris. No tender having come up to the minimum fixed by the municipal council, the adjudi cation did not take place. Sir C. Napier left Paris on Monday for Marseille,. no; Waco 27.—Pow Losa, Thrio per Amo n 53 75; lon pig 0991.9. 011 SO ; Lost Le m, —; row% —; Belgra Uto. ISM 119 • De. Two-aod-a-Half, ; Swim Mobs. ; Noma TrIMISOIy Sow* bas t , 1150094. MOIL Liobasge se 3 SO dam 23.30 cub ;90 13.214 out. Amman. • hob 994 alas, $43 so; Pone alt Imes. Se • ; SOWS sod Ilano. SU ; 29991 Ilioodaos, nit Illenslows mei Ma, 107 30 ; Cootie lofts% —; lladsmax. 410 ; . horooo. —; *aim mod GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes: BERLIN, Maim 25. The speech of Count Dyhon yesterday in the First Cumber produced great effect. The words with which be conduct dare worth weighing. The majority in the Prussian chamber se am indeed dr stilted t 3 *a mine the mission which has fallen to the ground a , Frankfort. The following repeat of the count's spee:h may be sot unacceptable : He alleb used the hone at a moment when daily, nay km*, mem of the most deeply-stirring/ Mad was announced amen Hem [The want alluded to the Austrian msjwity of ate laehe Frankfort Assembly.) Oa the 23rd of January the Prod= government sent forth a note, in which it ex pelled itself as *rosily is favour of the " Bandes•Staat," that It pointed at the resibility of Prussia catering into this Heansa union even without Austria. On the lit% wet the =the coral declwed that the note of the 22rd WI ei wild be the rule for ',tibia the Ware steps of the pestaftlarlis that ecinsequenSy the Hendee-8 net, in case of EOM Ha narrower Bandes•Staat, was ardently desired. On Ea 41h et. February Austria gave en* in answer he believed he the alb of January 23, a sew natal In this she exorweed WWI amidelly against the Ban tea-Start, which me Isessed a usalawian state," and regarded in the light of a altshrtnew he Germany. Austria no doubt had a right I. YIP eplidea es well as other states. The note of February howevre, goon se far as to declare that this was the view al the pope. wad eaposesse the intention of earnestly *moat Beadolleass e pankslarly with Prussia at the - bleat. the stanmerer anima watemplated as a risible nese, by Pruada. Ansel& Named up at ono in arm. The and intatense of the note are. molly hostile !henries. Oa the litk of February appends new nom en the' side of Prom, a little less decided In teas, bat still hciding fast to the Baader Stu; fa ems of need, without Austria. Meantime the fasentstiene received by Bcdunerling on the 27th of Petwattry retracted not a syllable of the note of Feb. 4. A disaster, was to be brmal. Under these circumstances there appease a new Prussian note. This Count Dhyon proceeded to reed in so emphatic a manner that the whole house applauded him. " Now the Austrian constitution was known here on the 20th of March. Many find in it freedom, many the re verse, but ea one Germany. Austria has at least been eon. sigma. According to this constitution filavonians, Create, and other tribes were equally entitled with the German po pulaqou of Austria to eater into the Bander &sat. This was the moment chosen by our foreign minister to rxpress ble ' great contentment' with the Austrian propositions. 'He would own himself with pleasure to meet them.' I be lieve these propositions cannot be taken into con sideration, and that they must be defeated by a large majority. We ask the minister its the meanwhile not what he has done, but that what be intsude to do. We knew that Austria wants to bring bark the old confederation system. She hes been so gracious es to .they a senate, with thirty•two German and thirty-eight Aus trians; among these thirty-eight how many filavonians ? (Cheers on all tides.) I have Rewords in this tribune whew. with I can characterise the conduct of Austria. (Chews.) It is clear the now of the 10th of March ha• had the most de placable effect upon the rotations at Frankfort. This rota. tins is a horrible calamity. Therefore we believe we repro• sant a great portion of our fatherland; yes,thegeatmajority of all Prosises, when we step before the minr with the question, " What is to be the policy towards Mattis now t" If Germany is destroyed at Frankfort, we win build her up. (Cheers I have already sent . yon the miserable, stupid eva sion of Count Arnim in reply to this manly speech. The note sent on the 10th bad been eompacti on the Bth. Therefore, it could not be affected hy the news of the Austrian constitution, which arrived on the Bth! And this the Pros-inn minister for foreign affairs read in both houses by way of a brilliant apology for his diplomacy. At the close of the eittisg of the Second Chamber yesterday, Von Griesheim referred ti an order of Ge neral Wrangel's, just issued, which calls upon the officers to act with more decision in collisions with riotous mobs, and, if the third warning is not imme diately obeyed, to fire. The officers who allow their soldiers to bo insulted and pelted with state will be held responsible, and tried by court-martial. The assembly of the elec'ors of the second city die trict, the constituency of Rodbe: toe and Phillips, which was fixed for yesterday evening, in the Urania was forbidden by the authorities; although the object of the meeting was merely to hear their repre sentative., moderate liberals, speak. The budget for 1849, a most voluminous document, has been laid on the table of the Second Chamber. The amount of estimated receipts and expenses is 94,174,380 thalen. The Breslau Biirgherwelir has been dissolved, by Sehleinitz, the governor of Silesia, in consequence of their having refused to at in putting down the popular process'on on the 18 h of March. The officers of the garrison here give a dinner to- day, of some 300 covers, to the Saxon guests. Prince Albert of Saxony has already set out for Schleswig. The king's dinner-party yesterday consisted of 100 persons. Manseuffel has brought in a bill for fixing the sa-1 lacy of th • deputies of the Second Chamber at three thalera a day. They are allowed 3d. per mile (Eng lish) for travelliag expenses. AUSTRIA.—The Vienna post of the 23rd inst. is not come in. From other sources, Windischgrktz is reported to have ordered the payment of the contri butions in arrest within 24 hours. The Magyar cor respondence Five., under date of March 18, the following notices: Yesterday the exchange rose 20 per cent. in favour e Hungarian note' against the Austrian, in consequence of a reported victory of the Hungarians at Iszag and Alp:r. Straggling binds of soldier., without arms or horses, dropping into Pesth, and waggons of wounded men overnight, as well as the silence of official organs, seemed to confirm some disaster. There being no Bourse at Pesth, the trana attions of the money market, which have bean greatly multiplied since the protestation of the Hungarian notes, were carried on in a cafe. Yester day, however, the military authorities caused one of the leadiog agiotists to be arrested. Notwithstandiog this alarming example, the Hungarian notes aW maintain the same rate as yesterday. The Iszag and Alper victory wanted confirmation. Provisions were daily growing dearer. Meat had risen 50 per cent., fat 150, and the loaves were growing alarmingly sm aller. From Debreezin there w as - little news. Old Felonry has been obliged, by the infirmities of age, l to resign the presidency of the National Assembly, which devolved upa Paul Almary. There prevailed, rumours of an alliance between Hungary and 'Turkey; sad to this the movement of the conquerors of Szolnok towards the Banat and Fiume was ascribed, in order to place themselves in communication with the Turks by sea. FRANEFORT.—We have news from this city to the 25th inst. The papers state that M. Pforclea has declined the regent's offer respecting the formation of a eabinet, and it is stated that M. Romer, who was ails sent for, has taken the same line of action. The A•saie parsons whoa the Obespostennts Zeitung now namithes as likely to salt the regent's views are the Count LerckenbM, Baron Kiinneritz, and M. Heck ocher. The Deutsche Zeitung contains a positive statement of the non-prolongation of the armistice with Den mark, and this statement is corroborated by the as eartioas of the Oberpostanste &item, which, being the regent's official organ, might to be informed about the exact state of the case. DEPUTATION TO LORD J. RUSSELL. The following deputation of Irish members of par liament had an interview with Lord J. Bases 1, the Berl of Clarenicn and the Maasller of the Exchequer yesterday, in Downierdreall... the Earl of Glenn% Lord De Freya., Mr. Bohm Fargmon Sir Ludas O'Brise Sir W. Verner, Sir W. Berson - Sir D. Norrers. addi f ngton ortsford• Gmree Alexander Hamilton, Xr. W Mr. K. J. O'Connell. Kr. M. Bla k e ,, Kr. Megan Mr. J. Omen, the O'Gorman Mahon, Mr. J. Seam Mr. John Beynolls, Mr. O'Fieherty, Mr. C. Lawton Mr. J. Salim, Mr. F. Sally, Mr. N. Power, Mr. J. H. Whin Major I Black en, Kr. F. French. Kr. J. IL Hamilton Kr. Thomas Mlor MlNastara, Mr. K. Sullivan, the Lord el l Dahlia , Mr. lease Fagan. Mr. W. Fagan, Idr. Mr. 0. Graee, Dr. Boyd, Mr. N. Alexander, Mr. Perteasne, Mr. J. Mr. H. Browns, Mr. D. and Mr. G. Mom*. O'BRIBN said that the whim of the Irish laseature had boss already made known to the government is the resolations whip ba had had the honour to forward and in the SOMlppoodwass whisk had pealed between him, es their organ sad the noble bed. He had only to say on the tiniest maim thatos a body, it was their whit* apply to ge ll a tovernment kasahenns to railways in Ireland in without rsearrining thsmesives to the moonsmenda non of any particular I l e s. This they le ft to the &emotion of government, with the mesas „et 'Maiming the best mistime is coming * a amenet Minim* These resolations, he might soda the noble laid, bad embodied only two enggestiewi: one. that a gasp lames might be given for the legarKlNg of a Immoderate rate of interest by government to eaMeedidis who siesald advance SPAIN. Tho Chamber of Deputies of Madrid =tinned on the 22nd inst. the discussion of the bill on banks. Some officers of the regiment of the Asturias had i been arrested on sespicted of being concerned in the plot for the projected iraurroction. The Espana says that there is no truth in the report of an alliance between the eldest daughter of the Duke de Rion saves and an Italian prince. Waal. Masco yowl after lON 011 cub. rtio, 101 paper; slur Miry IN treivik plw ; a ft er Polo, 34 orb. OMNI% al. lift et IL PUOMMIA IA paper. Treasury 64 ism& 'UMW am Lokbak,llll. ITALY. Our correspondent writes : TURIN, Mssere 23. I herewith send you the translation of the bulletin published and ranted by the Minister of the Interior. I do not give you the thousand rumours that are afloat es to the movements of the two armies and the facts relating thereto, as all that is essential and can be depended on is contained in the subjoined note, which I have jest received : OFFICIAL. BULLETIN.—No. 6. TURIN, MARCH 23, 8 O'CLOCK, A.Y. News PROM THE SZAT or WAR.—By a later tram Major General Clan thowski of yest-rday's date, and by others from the local authorities 44 the scene of operations, we have the following information: " The A'strians entered our territory by two points, by Gravellone (on the T. sin) and by herbolo Wm on that river). On the 21st, at 1 o'clock, p.m., the enemy began to snail the second division of our army, which had taken up a position on the road that leads from Gulags° and fiformea, at which latter place was the heed-quarters, and on the road to Gambol. sending an advanced guard as far es the large vibes of B an Scro. The first attack took place at the posi tion of Morena ; it was renewed several times during four ' been; our troops, wooded by the second brigade of Savoy, Iseresty sustained all these attacks. "At about 4 o'clock, p.m., the enemy assailed the divine MU en the road to Gambelo. At this point, the fir:t real moat of Savoy alone, w,th eight pieces of cannon, resisted every attack without yielding an inch of ground, aced this denag upwards of an boar. At this juncture, the brigade .Savona, and the fourth division, armed and charged the mossey, who was beaten back. la all these combats the sustenance and conduct of ear troops was worthy of their co"owura T ge. ards 6 o'clock, p.m., the Austrians assailed two other divlsione of our troops, i. a , the tint and the reserve divi sions, which had taken up the position of,Veepolato, between NOWT& and Mortara. Though the enemy did not con mance this attack with any omit display et forces, yet oar hoops withdrew after a short engagement, which was sus tained only by the reserve division, the first division set Daviwed s' edam a due share to in it. The enemy afterunts sa Mortara, which tows, however, had set sawed any material iniuty. "Yesterday no fighting took place. The headquarters were transferred ti Trees*, and thence to Novarra, where the king ie. The princes are each at the head of their divi sions. The majer-general has concentrated all his troops upon heed-quarters, on the right flank of the enemy. A few soldiers &gracefully fled, and it was they who spread the alarm in the cities of Vercilli. Casale, and the tie:inky. The government has gives orders for their punishment. The local authorities everywhere show the utmost zeal, energy, and activity." Tae contents of this bulletin supply the details of the two conflicts mentioned generally in our despatches of yesterday, as having taken plus in the Piedmoos Use territory after the, Austrians had crossed the 1 Ticino, near Vigevano. It will be seen that in thou I Akins the Piedmbntese troops tae reported as having sustained the attack without giving way, although no serous is claimed for them. Further despatches, dated Turin, the evening of the 23rd inst., add but little that is important to the news already given. They say &deices received from the amp state that the divisions of the Duko of Genoa and General Bee had fa , len on the enemy and beaten him, making a great number of prisoners. In other communicati se it is announced that the Piedmontese troops which had crossed the Ticino on the 21st inst., by the bridge of Buffalora, were return ing, and from all the scattered details which have reached us, though in some respects a little confused and contradictory, it may be inferred that Marshal Radetsky has succeeded in transferring the theatre' d war from Lombardy to Piedmont, and there is no reason to suppose from the information which has reached us to-day that he will be prevented from con contratiog his entire army, amounting to 70,000 arm and 120 guns, in Piedmont. It is eight to state, however, that the Owistitte damsel of this morning, on the authority of its cones mint at Turin, who, it affirms, is entitled to full sonlidence, says that only 25,000 Austrians had crossed the Ticino, and that General Chnanowski, marching down the right book of that river, and establishing his head-quarters at Vigevano, had cut off the enemy from Lombardy, leaving them at Mortara, completely surrounded by hostile forces, so immensely out-numbering them as to render their defeat almost certain. This movement of Chrsanow.ki is compared to the plan of Napoleon is 1814, when he left the road to Paris open to the Aiwa plan which failed, according to the (kinefitia- Ohms; apes as fault of the emperor, but from that of die lleshimmla Mortara, Which was the head-carters of the Alp trians on the morning of the 23rd, is situate et the junction of four main roads, one leading to Turin fry t oriole, another to the fortress of Alexandria, sad the two others communicating with Lombardy by Vile vane and Pavia. An advance in the direction of Ver. OM would place the Austrians directly between Twin irisd the Piedmontess head-quarters at Novara. , • The movement of Rade ' zky by Vigevano upon Mortars, has broken the Piedmont's& line in the very centre, and the Austrians have thus pamerlait once from the front to the rear of the Piedmonteser. News received at League state that at Pavia tee rents of blood have flowed. A letter from Switzerland giro as positive the news of an insurrection having broken out at Milan on the 21st inst.; but, u the Minims had cutoff the oommunications, the details are not known. Cl I Southampton TIM HERMANN STEAK! 11, which left _ _ _ fur New Tort, at Monday, was the first of the Mariam veal eteasaere that ha left this mann dose the new weal unageneent between England end the [WWI Staten, and lone enrioeity woe ventilated t e see whit eghst the new annagoases had on the mount of correspailase te ba flawasisi by the Hermann. Hitherto the Asnissa slowows lore adyesken out a mall big Of Wow, bat the sioseespaelme awed for the United gestie. to be brintsflal Oy W the ilinerann sack Watley. anomie& Se six large seek'. The Maness Sok est 125 passespeo, dose of whoa woe Eferweak ad the net lima sal Ma also lost eaS2,Oll .ere of marsitaaglea 425 tons ; only SOO won wane Issa this esaawy, I were from Ger many sad Frown The latter wad* only be &Witted bete the United Baas c an Amalgam ship on amount of the present *Woad= EITILLORDINART CißcumsrAwcs.—On Monger night Poliereenstatie C arr y, 224 (2, in Charterhonse-law, Citerenismnoequampislo4 up a small paper froa the R It ieskei as if it contained a few shilling s, and 17:: rna tn the eat of opening it, when it exploded and , and a loud report, and in a moment his hand and gagers wan shattered and mutilated in a most stocking manna. money on their own account ; sod, seeevedly, that a direst outlay of the public money might be safely made where the linos bed been alr,ady commenced, and on which there had bees a considerable outlay from the funds of the companies. He bad only to add that it was not the wish of the Lush members to Induce the government to enter on any expendi-, tare of the public mealy for which they bad not the most ample security that there would be perfect return ii.‘th of yriodpal aid interest. Lord JOHN RUSSELL began by stating that deputations had waited on him from English and Scottish Railways u well as Irish, to which he bad replied that it was contrary to principles of sound policy for a government to interfere in enterprises of private advantage, and that it was far better such should be conducted by the persons having an interest in the success of the undertakieg. Though he should be of opinion that the same principles would apply to the objects which had been premed on him by the Irish members, he conceived that there was a distinction in the present ammo. ions condition of that country ; and under the circumstances of the urgent distress which prevailed there, especially in the western parts of Ireland, that it was the intention of go vernment to lay before parliament a plan, which was not as yet fully developed, to promote the comp:etion of the main trunk of railway extending to the western dis trict; and that the railway known es the Midland Great Western Railway would °soapy the first at tention of the government with a view to carry it out, and that they had come to the determination that public assistance should be rendered to that railway, which would ?peasant* of the districts most in need of improvement, and into whisk it was most desirable to encourage the influx of capital. A plan similar to this bad been pursued last year with respect to the Southern Railway with the happiest effect, and it was shortly to be expected . that the important city of Oork would, in consequent*, be opened to all the ad vantiges of railway communication. Applications had been made You some of the northern lines, but he considered that they mime ander the principles he had first stated, and that they wee in • condition to go iota the market and obtain funds on their own credit. It was to be considered that the public revenue was not in a condition to afford a more enlarged extension of assistance at the pre met moment. Loud John Result proceeded farther to say that there were two other objects which had engaged the attention of government as equal in importance to railways, and which, with a view to the relief of present distress, they were disposed to prosecute. He alluded to the deepening of rivers and water-courses commonly known as arterial drainage ; and the moon", the extension of the loans for land improvement. For this latter object it was known that a million end a half bad already been voted by parliament, about 600,0001. of which had been applied; but to meet the mummies semileations which the Board of Works tad been unable to he would propose to pealientent that a farther sum be voted. Sir L. O'BRIEN asked if it would be within any reason able time that the matter would be brought before par lisment ? Lord J. RUSSELL replied that as soon as the views of the Cabinet had been sufficiently matured, the plan should be mated in the Rouse of Commons. SOUTHAMPTON PORTION OF THE INDIAN MAIL: The Oriental Company's steam-packet Ripon, Captain Moresby., arrived at Southampton this morniog, and lauded her mails under the charge of Lieut. Beady,M.N., Admi ralty agent. lice data are :—Malts, Marsh 15 ; Gibral tar, 21. lIF.ALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK.—The registrar-general's report, issuod yesterday, states the nuini•er of deaths during the week ending Saturday, March 24, to have been 1,048. The births during the suns period were 1,445. This return counties to exhibit a satisry state of the public health. The deaths, which were about 1,200 towels the eod of last month, have fallen in the last week to 1,048, or 121 loos than the avenge. The mortality from epitomic, with the exception of beeping cough, is little more than the average, and has fallen 25 per out. within the period et a month. The mortality mated by mall-pox and measles is still unusually lew ; that from ecatlatiaa is now little more than the aterage. Diarrl , wa has declined; and the deaths from cholera are only 10, 9 of ',Well occurred in one workhouse and two hospitals; three in one family. Scarlatina and typhus were each fatal to 40 per sons, which is rather less than the average for the latter disease. Inflammation of the lunge and air-passages, and pulmonary consumption, do not prevail fatally at the present time: the segregate deaths in the week from them diseases wen only 260, whereas the average is 329. Three are recorded u deaths from intemperance, and had been the subjects of inquest. A womsn, of 62 years, whose occupation wee unknown, died in Park-street, Dorset-square, of • exhaustioe, from having denied herself the common noni onics of life." A favourable condition of the atmosphere may be esteemed, perhapo, the principal cause of the recent improvement in the halth of London. The mean height of the barometer In the week was 29 963. It was above 30 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The mean daily tem perature ranged from 42 deg. on Monday to 36 deg. on Satur day. The weekly mean was 40 deg. 8 min. The greatest observed differences between the dew point temperature and air temperature wen on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday, when they were respectively 14 deg. 1 min., 10 deg. 1 mia., and 15 deg. 4 mio. This denotes dryness of the atmosphere. The wind blew for the most part from the north and east. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS MONEY MARKET a CITY INTELLIGENCE Ace o'Clock.—Consols opened at the closing prices of yesterday, and are still quoted at 911 for money, and 915 to 1 for the account. Exchequer Bills, 36a. to 396. premium. In the foreign securities there is scarcely any varia tion from the olosingprices of yesterday. Mezie an Bonds are quoted 31 to 1. Peruvian, 83 to 8. Buenos Ayres, 38 to 40. Callus, 94 to 7. Equador, 34 to 4. Brazilian, 82 to 4. Portuguese, 27/ to 8/. Spanish Pam, 181 to 4 ; the Threes, 29; to 301. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 48/ to 91; and the Four per Ceuta., 781 to 9/. 1120.11.tr1i PONDS. Rank Sleek, WO re (* c aw= Aso. Ili I I per Cl. ass. Anna. dint I I per et Our. Awls. 66* isebssusqlow. 365. to 395. 1r011131,311 YU N VS. 6 per oft Amidst &Ws. I pet cm. Orono& B&.. 18 41 per C. Ns*. Darn, 30 2 Orettida Deferred We.. If 4 31 Per Oast Oak IS per et Mesionn, 1646. 31 1 6 oer et. Wadi= 116.32 4 6 per CI. reftlibill 8d... GS . 6 Ditto New. 311 I Parttime& Cony.. 271 81 pa et. Bosses Awes AL. IS 40' II tw El. Rosa lido.. 103 6 I Ditto Min Bibs., 94 7 Ditto Spanish Ma. 14; Ditto wean. Dar. 8d.., 3 per OLPosidsli 8i115...214 Ng Columbian hapidor IMP.. 31 3 Spada Deferred lids.. 3 per Ct. DIM* Ma. 68 71 Ditto, POWTO kw. & / 22 Par OLDOBs Ns., .781 pi 2i per CL Proem& Ur, 28 38 4 ow Ot. Dui& aorta. 21 Yeeronala Wen& 1/&..11% 32 RAILWAYS.—The share market is . very quiet this morning, and the business done has been at lower priori than yesterday. London and North Westerns, 1311; Great Wooten), 921 to 31; Esatern Counties, 9: ; Midland., 77; Caledonians .231. French shares arc rather firmer than English ;hares ; Boulogne and Amiens at 81; Northern of France, 101 to 4 ' • Paris and 'tone!), 201; and Rouen and Havre, 11 per share. BALES neracren OP TO TWO THIN DAT IN LONDON. etsstevesis poses win be found In last mo.) Absrdees, 17 Ili I Leeds and BradNr 9a D Pref., li km, blue., end lAL New 101. Oslsdoolso, 27 i Prof lel Do. New 101. Pref., lli Ilidlssa, a 7 Mater sod Holyhead. IS I Do. Mg. Cons. Peel., 16 161 Do. Pref., Ili i N. Britlab Thirds, 4i Dahlia end el 2.., 5 i N. stabresers, IS L MOUES. 91 I ossea, woe., k Woke., mg g Do. tztes. 4 perms No. I, I p Is awl Hitch* 57 1 E. 11•=1 .4 L iburo. 25i i Etat Do. 111 0 : 1 1. k 4, li DEL & OIL, 4.1 S. Task, k Gods, li Oral tiormemog 11 York, Now.. Bet.. 2.3 i Groat Wakes. 9 34 Do. Orig. Now. & 85.., 231 1 Do. tgairsirs, I Do. and News. Exton., 161 Ds. WNW, D. (O. N. E. Per.), 3 Do. New 17 in 1., Ili Tort swl N. &Wm; liall owl &by, 99 Do. Pref., 84 f Loss. &dells& Thirds, 101 Boulogne sad Swarm. 0 1 Lana. sad York. Fifths, 81 6 Namur and Liege, 8 Do. New Guar.' per Ct., Ilf N. of Prams, 101 I Do. 46. E U., 41 Paris and BAUM'S. 201 Lon. & N. Westin, 1321 11 Rouen and Hans, II Do. New gra. 11 Snub& and Mean, 4 MANCHESTER BALM llama 27. Past Lanosalilm 171 Wm., O&M, and Lincolnshire Do. Talk. ___ Zightlia. 41 Lan. & MBW, 3 11-16 d Do. ;Shed. sad LW.), 141 Do. W. R. 17., 4 7-181 d North Staffordshire, 3 7.16 11.16 d Do. Prat, 11 L E. it Dover No. 4. 71 3.16 d PRODUCE. —MINCING-LANZ, Half-past nee.— The Seger market is steady. 700 begs Mauritius sold in public labs at fell prices; 400 bosps yellow Havana wore offered, and bought in, 41s. tid. to 455. ; also, 900 boxes of white Havana, in bend, were offered and boughs 271. 6L to 345. in bond. Refined atuloa Arm today.--Coffee : The small sale of Plantation Oiliest went se without any 'material alteration in para.—Rios The law prime have at length attracted attention, and a barge babas has been done, chiefly in Madras and Am iss, ski* ea speculative aosonot, present quotations ramediyig pressed' on low descriptions after the freight sal ere s 4d; purchases cannot now be wade with out a t advance.—Bum has been sold proof Bea India, le. , and proof West India ls. 3d. , whieh payer avant*. Day sum to hat week in Laudon, livapool, cwt. Mad. BA see as Clyde 1,296,777 To the son paled Tar roma arcsPAM ON INA 1611 LYN WM The. Dodos I,lworpoot WNW P.!! 18,239.0. 4 ',big Sam time fa ISO --533 TALLOW.—We have co alteration to no market this morning, and quotations are aosabialt - y the es yesterday. IdANUFACTUßßB.—Hvenaasnam, March 27. , TMe MU activity which has shown itself for the last hw wobits in our market, has main mediated itself to-day. All Idols of low goods have bon mash in request, bat espe dilly mizturo in price tom 3s. to 4a. par yard. The cloth bolls were nem teams to hove a less qtuuitity of goods is than at present. COALS.—Thif-past itoo.—Cart e s Hartlm, 15s. Biota Main, 1614 Walls Bad Haswell, Ws. 3d. ; Walls lind Mitten, 175.; Walls Bbd Laiebtoe, 16s. 9d. End Iltsvart'a 17s. Walls Bad Tess, 174.-81 dis at market' 120. CORN.-MARK-LA S E.-Considering the Magnitude of our foreign arrivals, the market seas tolerab!y firm this morning, holden for the m• st part refraining from tonics sale", and. with the exception of inferior Oats. which wets either easier to purchase, the qnstations of Monday-were about maintained he all articles. 21111VALII 11210 LONDON ?ROM Vth MARCII TO 26th MARCH Gra 2.totitio. !Donk. Irish. Yorel22. MUM 420 1 I Ur34l Duly 1 %I 1 I Oats .. 45830 Mow, 610 sae a ; bane s. Malt, • - qrs. WALSWORTH, March 27 -This day we had a good show 11k. of W and in tome instances a slight advance was ob ta t not at all generally. In Barley very little passing. P at the rates of our Lot. Wheat, white, 425. to 409. to 435. Barley, 265. to 30s. Beans and Peas, .to 328. Hum., March 27.-7 n addition to the statement of imports annexed, we have had another large arrival of all kinds of grain, but not so large as the number of vends repotted would indicate; they are chiefly small craft from out near pop, that have been kept back by the long prevslent westerly winds. A large portion of the Wheat is too inferior (lustily for the wants of the market, and having comparatively • small show of real goad samples, we must write the Market very firm for such descriptions, with rather an upward ten dency. During the past weeks good business has been done in most articles of the trade, though at lower prices, with the single exception of the best rues of Wheat. We had for to.d&y's market a good *imply of &rows' Wheat, and the condition being improved, our millers were free buten at fully last week's prises. A large show of foreign, chiefly in ferior both in quality and condition, and such was difficult to turn into money, while for the bitter rens of red we had a good oresumpuve sale at last week's prices, and many buyers. Some nice Sall Barley is on the market, and less disposition to submit to late prices, but de mand is slow; grinding Barb ys offer low. Beans heves been much depreamd, and may be bought on very easy terms. Peas and Oats quite neglected. Very little busmen doing in Linseed, and our prices almast nominal. We note nnaltera , don in Cakes. No Ilmesced on sale • and Rape Cakes very dull. A good many Bones on the m arket. Present prices : Wheat, English, red, 40,. to 425. •, white, 42e. to 44e. ; Dentine and Konigsberg, 461. to 48s. ; Pomeranian an d Hamburg, 40.. to 441.; Danish, Holstein, and Friesland, 37a. to 40.. ; Russian and Odessa, 365. to 40 e. Oats, Eng lbh, 14e. to 16e. ; Danish, 13a. to 155.; Feiesland,'l4s. to 175.; Russian and Odessa, 14s. to 16s, Barley, inalt , eg, 24e. to 275.; grinding. 20r. to 229. Beans. 265. tb 28s. ; foreign, 255. to 30s. Peas, white and yellow, 255. to 28s ; g rey, 2h.rr i a o 24 3 6 6... Lir t szted . , Illek eb Ssa, 39 .. to 415.; l'eters tai . 325. to i6.. 4a Lin u seed r CaTer, hull, . t fi.. 3. 6 1 4... ; fit, &reign, 71 ; inferior, 61. 10.. Rapeseed, 261. to 301., 'Rape • ' Cakes, 85e. Od. Tara, foreign, 22.. to 384. Guano, W. to S. Banes, 925. 64. Rye Meal, 61. beewien, March 27.-We had • moderate supply of Wheat te-day ; prices remain unaltered. Fine malting Bar ley fully as dear; in inferi ,r qualities we notice little sari auou. Oats, Beans, and Pete, ls. per qr. cheaper. Lamm, March 27.-The arrivals of Wheat are large to day, in addith nto which there is • considerable show of to- I reign from vessels below. The trade is steady, and, al -1 though we cannot report an active business, there is a fair retail sale, at about Friday's rates. Barley sells' slowly. Beans and Oats without material alteration. Wheat, 461. ; Barley, 309. 10.1. Oats, 17s. 6d. Beans, 295. 10d. Lawss, Match 27.-The county meeting of the • fi mem to-day sadly interfered with business, and little or no market was held. Prices unchanged for the little that was done. LVDDIPOOL, March 27.-The prevalence of fine, reasonable weather in most parts of this c• untry and generally in Ire land so far during the mouth, having brought the soil into excellent condition for sowing, the spring operations of hus bandry continue in all directions to progress mat favourably towerda completion. In the lesdieg markets of Ireland within the path week the trade for must kinds of grain was reported to remain tolerably steady, with an improved l de mand for Indian Cup, those in several on this side the water exhibiting as to Wheat a slight tendency upwards, and in that of London yesterday, at the close of business, rather more ,utility. The arrivals coastwise and from Ireland sines this day week a mprise little more than a moderate quantity of Oatmeal and a fair sir ply of Malt; those from Amain containing merely 1,579 gee. of Indian Corn, against 9,784 exported during the same period to Ireland; the north sod south of Europe, however, furnish • good supply of Wheat, a moderate import of Oats and Flour, with a few parcels of Bear . a thence and Egypt.' On the opening of our market to-day, prime samples of British and foreign Wheats were held on rather higher terms, but, such having been in very few cases responded to, on the part of =Wen, the prices in general ruled nearly pa rallel with the current rates of this day se'anight, at which sales were effected to a moderately fair amount. Home-made and Irish Flour ronsiued nearly without demand; Amen can, however, meeting a good inquiry, we stem brands wculd have moved freely at 235., but, being tenaciously held at 23e. 6d. per barrel, and other descriptions on proportionate terms, no extensive mks were feasible. Barley and Malt being in moderate request, maintained former prices. Beans remained unvaried, except Ertl pious', the test qualitic s of which advanced to 24.. per qr. Peas dull, and the turn lower in value. Superior will prepared melding Oats none realised ld. per 451 be. ever our last quotations, all other de scriptions remaining very unsaleable. Oatmeal, op the con trary, was taken more readily by country dealers than of late. at an Improvement of 64. per load. Indian Corn continuing in soave request, good samples of yellow were dearer again this morning, thereby establishing an advance of Is. per qr. upon the currency of Tuesday last; the general qualities of white, as well as Cora Meal, remaining steady in value. British: Wheat, per 70:b., English, red, new, Cs. 241. to 6e. Gd. ; old, 6s. 41. to Gs. 74. ; white, new, 6s. Gd. to 6s. 10J. ; old, Ge. 10d. to 75. 24. ; Irieb, red, new, 6.. 4d. to 6e• old, 6s. 10d. to Gs. 2d. ; white, new, &. 10.1. to Gs. 2(1. ; ol d. Gt. 04, to 6.. 44. Barley, per qr., Eng.. new, 295. to 31e. ; Chevalier, 31.. to 33s.;Scotch and Irish, per 601 hr., 3s. 34.t0 31.61. Malt, Eng., per qr., pale, 665. to 60s. Oats, English and Scotch, per 461 b. old, 2• . M. to 2a. 10.1.; Welsh, old, 2.. 711. to 2.. &I. ; Irish, fine sorts, new, 2a. 64. to 2s. 74. ; pld, 29. 7d. to 2s. &I. ; general, new, Is. 4d. toil.. 644. ; old, 2s. 54. to 2.. 7d. Beans, per qr., Eng., new, 31e. to 335. Od.; old, 325. to 345. ; Scotch and I rich, per 4801 b., new, 265. Oil. to 28s. 04.; old, 275. to 29.. Peas, English, per qr., white, new, 325. to 31 s. ; ditto and Irish , grey , 28s . t o 30s. Flour, per 2801 b., English end Irish, fine, 335. to 3ils. ; superfine, 345. to 355.; extra, 355. to 375. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 n, Irish, new, 225. 6.1. to 235. ; old, 201.64. to 21a. 61.; Canadian, old, 21.. to 228. Bran, per 241 b., 104. to Is. Foreign: Wheat, per 701b. ' Canadian, red, 6.. 101. to 6s. 2d. ; white, Gs. 63 . to Gs. 9.1. ; United Stens, red, evs. ld. to 6.. 43. ; white, 6s. 104. to 7s. 4d. ; Dantzic, mixed and red, 6s. 03. to Go. 6d. ; high mixed, 7s. 44. to 7s. Oil. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 6s. 3d. to 6a. 64. ; white, &. 9.1. to 7.. al. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 6s. Bd. to &. 101. ; Archangel, 6s. 64. to sa. 9d. ; Odessa, common, red, ss. Id. to &. 84. ; Polish, Gs. 84. to ss. 104. ; Fren:h, Spanish, and Italian, red, As. 104. to 6s. Id. ' • white, 6. 4d. to Oh. Bd. ; Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 6s . Bd. to ss. 10d. ; Egyptian, 4s. Oa. to 4e. 61.; Mediterranean, &e., hard, red, os. 2d. to 6a. 44. Rye, per quarter. Baltic, dcc., 265. to 28e. Barley, per GM., 35. ed. to 3s. 9d. Oats, per 451 b., 29.61. to 2s. 74. ; Russian, 281,91. to 2s. 4d. Beans, per or., European, 295. Od. to 31s. 03.; Egyptian, per 4801b.,23:. 6d. to 241.04. Peas, per qr., Baltic, dic. white, 28s. to 305.; Ca nadian, 275. to 28a. Flour, per brl , of 196 lb., Canadian,sweet, 235. Od. to 235. 6d.; United States and Western Cana), sweet, free, 23e. 01. to 235. 6d. ; Ohio, 245. 04. to 245. &I. ; Phila delphia and Baltimore, 233. Gd. to 245. United State. and Canadian, spur, 225. 6d. to 23.. 61. Indian Corn, per 491 b., American, whi• e,2Bs. Od to 295. 0.1.; yellow, 30s. Sd. to 315.; European, yellow, 295. 64. to 325. Indian Meal, per 1961b5., 13s. 6d. to 14s Od. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from the 20th to the 26:h March inclusive : Wheat, 11.998 qrs ; Barley, 632 ; Malt, 3,484 ; Oats, 2,338 ; Beans, 1,497 i Peas 12; Indian Corn, 1,679 ; Oatmeal, 3,006 sacks ; Flour, 2,315 sacks, 1,633 barrels. LYNN, March 27.-With continued small supplies of grain to-day, we were about le. per qr.alearer for both Wheat end Barley. Wheat, 601 b. to 621b5., 395. to 435. ; fine white, 465. Barley, best runs, 299. ; fine, 31s. NIWCASTLE, March 27.-The weather continues cold, and to-day we have an appearance of rain, which will prove very serviceable to the grain resently sewn. At our market this morning we had a moderate show cf Wheat from the 'rowers, and from the coast the arrivals are likewise trifling, but from abroad a change of wind has brought us liberal supplies. The trade upon the whole, under the influence of the heavy foreign arrivals, lost the elasticity recently appa rent, and bad sates been forced, lower rates must have been submitted to, but holders being generally firm, the bounces transacted was at former prices. Having had same further secession to our suppliee of Flour, and there being more die position to sell, inferior marks could only be plated by submitting to a rednctkn cf &I. to ls. per sack, while': the value of choice qualitit s was about sustained. In Rye little sthrthig. Mating Barley a thaw sale, but there not being Mist hthe*action are enabled to commend former figures; gtheithg muffir the mane. Malt extremely difficult to quit, nacre espesially ordinary qualities, and, to promote bushier, irregular rates must be complied with. Beans and Peas without alteration. Choice Scotch Own are in fair request, but other descriptions are in little favour, and can only be parted with by making a slight concession. PLYMOUTH, March 27.-There has been a good demand he Wheat at this morning's market, but prices are hardly &VW to those of last week, and the impotters are now selling at little or no profit. Flour unaltered in value. The wea ther has continued very favourable for spring tillage', and thee young Wheats look well. BALIBBURT, March 27.-We were well supplied with corn =condition. Notwitlutanding a rather limited of dealers, dealers, the trade for Wheat was mere animated dos co Tuesday last, and our last quotations well main tained. There was a decided improvement in the demand ter Barley, and prices had an upward tendency. Oats, Beene, and Peas experienced a bettered., without alteration in value. Flour and Malt sold steadily. A good quantity of all kinds of grass seeds changed hands. New Wheat, 365. to 545. • old, 40e. to 684. Barley, 265. to 325. Oa% 161. to 22e. Beane, 369. to 40s. Peas, 381. to 425. per qr. mat, 70 64. to 71. 9.1. Tares, 6.. 61. to 10s. per bushel. Flour, - s 36e. per oath. to HOPE.—BOIMMOK . Pattenden and Smith the tied sway report that the market k more active for all Hope with colour WOOL. HUDDERSFIELD, March 27.—The Wool trade still eonthsues doll, and we fuer that the advance paid on the het sales has had its influent's in causing the trade to be so depressed at prevent. But with the present demand .11 for rasautectured goods, we may speedily expect a reaction. All CATTLE, &C.—DERBY, March 27,—We have had Ah a good show of fat Beasts to-day, and 'wet of them wero of in Food quality ; the demand for all kinds of Beef was ft it, and It was with difficulty that a &stenos was effected. The number of Sheep was large, high prices were asked, and ; there were several lots driven away unsold. Fat Pigs about the &verses ; fit and store Calves were more plentiful. Beef, 6d. to Std. Mutton (out of their wool), 6d. ; (in their wool), ' 6d. Veal, M. to 6d. per lb. aid.