The Express. — London, England, 1849-02-13 00:00:00

/~ ~/ 411 , -re NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AnlittANCE 10471117, p h i lmr. Lesko. 0404 Mt" 11.. , wow Moore Workero* Owwwhor Woo cwWw ip = rateWol. Woloodo won oomiows. Tostliodo V kr i sir . adios •riulgt. Inner Ihe ponolom 22... "" %t a pr00d0n. leo= =Us Womb= for rodd=ro mewl dlosams. hormone bons to Imo wound *Mei hmif lo N per atimoordOw to os* re Ow morons NAL . I th 11,40 leftwalkw. WOW a* a. GS" or 'if: I =W pat or otion W oloo . & WOOLEOI7/1. Aotoory. ...Mr WWI II M ts kl/L w • SILIP •WO I' r ro 'fthati."6: prices of yesterday. Th• Fives eked, ea the 27th alt., at 74.90, so that the prism of today show as advises of 4.76 et that stash three that elq. Euus. Ita. IL— 114,9 Leah —; 7140 pa 0944 b. 44 —4 714 e pow Comes., 79 0 Last Lush T 9 93; Foam a,' 0491. ISO. 90 .• LIL 1942, —; Thew, ; Db. PIM 4114 A. Van. Noels OW" • • ion 1/24", —; Trbasy 1249,14. IL PRO Sem 1404. 1301,44. ft kudos ar son re IR: se amo u mob sal pew. Paw, Fa 12.—Park, sad Qiims. 750 ss; Pails mg Scum. 415 Irma 401 Mom 5U Mims aid Marmilki, 377 $94 914441974455 Bs* 114; Onlie (71.7324), 20; hiskr:4l4l 20424.10, 11940.94, 405; MM. 415. SPAIN. extenso, of the tt to the to other is that liIVNAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID I ollb Dist Tibbs toe 01l it I. J. Ousysawsu. M. IiVATAA. D COrmiso..-ilsor so Imre peke Wm, • lose YAM rook obar troara. sad a _ isa aa r i on oboonorro or es loolsuolioos Worn moroirod. dr UMW ON Daffigid7 OM W i re nook alloOlored sonlitorlor. Nlff awake too= ispillmo. ore mob la IWO the lois* gorier of 11 F i e ldmi bus ot i eD. ; Oarrolso. HT, Fioah dna : aim, a. i li t al . ai ririS w Inroad ; or rind tram ale laibeit. U. A /Wimp of aka, Snail -.I whit tie spirit a the thase—ol the polities' relations of their father land, the palsies of Gummy fawn, mot the wishes and weeded die sedeavoers it their people. Oa it. 110th of Nardi the Germ* Net resolved bong Mend the Medea el the *heel togrein to estives, wises mho* dwell he the bletiosillets ass, Memos the govnimeets sea the of sompledeg the 1111112 el the Gomm eses tat . oboes= took 'Meek rifest freed* iiiedieed and mehetkied. Is said Mos dm Nadel's' Amiably sad to Frankfort, sad allimmei the groat endmeilibi. No Moms was ever nods 17 AM& to =mite an bine* es their delibero dem and Meld* From the day us whisk the Amu* gladgelestioey, at the seat of die Gamine disc, dried the shonmentioned 40011100, the point of view which the Alta i*a reneemmt then took her remained milterable. Tree M thirds. geenielly provellieg opines that the dohs is gbet of Clermesi for a closer mica should be filly taken lON aims% hat at the was time adhering to the pan el* of a moserdaase botweea the Ono a sod the people— s gehdpie set forth by the Omani° Net la its sitting Ihe 10th Minh—the goverment of bit imperial =dor thought that it was ineembent on these 1: swell the results of the deliberatics of the re primitives of the peers la Frankfort, in order to eon pine, is soisse with the other Gomm 'oversaw* and la • wear whisk should idled imidestien is all quarters, the great week el* vermin* if Ginnisay. Whilst seeded, to purism hithieby all their Moral duties, hie Majesty s gonna* did not Mims to edam ledo the an power onstei by the National Aesombly is dm rose of the 13ersian Dist. thes, do forlo, monihit their reedier to assferm to de Mess aziessied by the kid espressalletives el* Germs Yds& 010110- ties Ot the Onileimeeise will net hi to geove—takiag *JIM view of the dillielths of Wnernal soblisee—that Ids /11~s goommeet ows meidesur esdielesered, eves the estrimeAremese of e r a amply with WI Masada whidi dld see som Ms el Ns legishesfe. The doliboosthes of the l t = Amiably won ellisthely Mimed by the sebum, ere wee • demise owned le Germs, lie • de = its views, wield sot mike it to be theet i tt it woe dominos of semi: i s is e sendmente wider a sad mewed ego* . irsolly with the German IS boa sibs of *Man frontiers the imps. ra lla nt ith olasat fah the dap so loodiv et the regatentios of Osisiesy sad, ormay MN Ibis, dee sekaowledged that modest i s of thet segienieden me the forming of the elm* site Ws a deem bed of miss. To establish dot Mils* esessedis, Is Mind* that dear union and Aimee, is, to No ore* of the A. ab nliarerersert, the aim* la amass el the prime ma of Germany. Fee kiln Wm Wig • ispee that is reedy to afford its embus mil demo whoperstioe, podded that the gam. ties two net epee the emirs amalgamation, but on the mks of whiles relations ; not ea the dastenothe, but es the imielmenes, of the various asd vital mask mem bers of gamy. The homilim of oes state appears to the imperial cabi net es M e asurer pessikable he Austria nor desirable for an Germset restimhie he es, lama= the vern ment, whilst Medial of the of Austria as in the go comb tkratioe, nest net fagot it deft and duties with ropes to the swain* penises of the niossichy. By the aims rule that the avers. Mash , hien( ember* his laps ter thee the Gems end asmOsimis torritides of Amnia arises be Meshed, the eessided essaffieg of the Motion el the Gummi. =abdication, relation which fora ea of Europese treaties, mead be sot= ICl:er, suck a state is not, war sple=relenble dal for dismay, for not ody meld ft, offset the various require mato et thel li n= " rl resit morel sad pebbled ishweits, the maim of Om pest and the hopes =the Mt* bat is wield mho pYe. sifts* in the way of the developing= of No mid freedom of dm Gormses—a it and the warned. Ire it lbst emit a Mats as the me referred Is is net bat merely a isetederste state. We ma 8 021011 11.1 = 14 111is who to that amortise Ind to that tam The ordisity el the Noticed Assembly have de fib* didersd la favour of Hen Vie Gsgsra's 100.0101100. VII*. uposial oat. will form sits meshed Mar 0010. has* lob; that is to my, the bled if *just gabled set by es, it bias of no lawman whether lila entre of gravity remelt at Frenklert or be i= tionsicrod Is author pool 1 of Cimmany. From whatnot ps of view seek ss ibbs• Ming h_ regasded, gnat_ inionisentehis dillsdas pesoist Visonsinse--delfts * b ey, biome Ewe me hot, he ma* menhem MI hemboo7 to di Midden/ amedsdies eel room wasts—el as fads peed* ashes* shish will le made e he ea amilleisilp until hese g and Med* for Asa . hessimeosili a Mee an the ise i onesdis will either nand, se as floes tse wow rememy, ee dimwits the hoed of timbals tweet die Gime& hereditary turriteries and Ile new Gomm ems, that is to my, wit ma* in Uwe di me re=the mad nod third seed* d deg* Let It he remembered that that am stand* um resolved with a my of dimmest all Minh t c ? " the Gamaa union • and nit= eke* iftdr e an i t h i sk trias orrai g ,d e siduis sag Os of dm Os ms tesellery te of Amishweir is ceatempla Thee ted ;in o suississ ther words, the dhotamberment of Gainsay, or the sonde, of the doselyoselled pietism of Austria, Mid for the future ale to be bed tereher (es proposed) by the slender thread of • _ p e nn al miss. These Sr. the two points to whish the hinsatioa of the so-called confederate ache--a date which will be, however, anything but a eistedoests cm, will, it sommir minded Gernany aid AOlll4O. The &sty of asifomistimee, ase only la • Gomm bet ohs in es pit if view, oompels es le Nibs all sea scrummages. We repeat that Amide and Gemany will net be Mewed Nimbi is their dadirmi* bit wakened and will an Miry, *legs nmetelly injured is thirlis=al as gelded ezishesel he, is we had ' mess* to adds is mods( plies, "ill remise, of Germany dim net midst laths partitios of the Austrian meareity, ear he pewee it tae selostileg d the latter. The oindemses el Alibis hi politica amity is • German as well es • Neserea neemelly." piwommei by the idea that between the es dandy enhek am del* apparently *erre% Mena of delimmen and assasima pieties. of the sisemby on see die. mi. on the *or, between the has med Gessetay le gime% as istersal issompatibility novella. Tholoomensim de as% however, overlook la my nape= the GIME, In dm 111. of an Mental *Met but, at the same *kilo eist dealt 'hit the attempt, If undertakes in se ~I mmeed sod MeV= forward way, will sad in the happy sesimplialment of the grast Minim imS s government =eters to themoshis a Li ead pwi t agol 7 with to its hedge Mad*, and, with it its internal sibk• Meng sad hie* ra t imey mreleally provided MN memihemi= M itself. Our pis of dinners is—Net the RIM lbs, tine of tismoseaties e wedralistwies blerieleminems Gorn e ami thine them= Ihe toms re leY oboild, thart aniale mise ortensin hommlimbe of the great engin • pessidesse as *me already ashes& 0000. Is fessi ti c=as maw er ammilda istardif bed es of AMde (lho AM Germs power), and reader the eileMse of le se similar to ben MN Mod h the WSW. *ls and te lb* mallimirril by the hopmiel virmset, iff Ss Goma Sabi she el Aisle sowli tinheny till AM dee dee= The *Pedal loymossi le l net egged** Oa men= blur east s war of rens be as mesh the diem istriestion d Glormay fa the FRANCE. PARIS, MONDAY, 6 P.M. The measure for the diasolation of the Amanbly, which is to be read a third time tootorrow, mom likely to produce another struggle an the part of the democratic party_ to protract its existence. The amendment of M. rem, to prohibit the promulgation of the electoral law upon which the &Notation et the Amenably depends until after the budget @ball be disowned and voted, has been distri buted to-day. M. Pam,. minister of fi nance, has assess/3rd that he will g iro his resignation if this amendment be The Illonilowr a ltio morning contains decrees for the diem:dation of the infantry of the national guard of Ostts, sad for dismissal of the mayor of that place. These decrees have been induced by the conduct of these parties at the late distarbaness, of which our eerro/pOOCIODCO furnishes m the following par dealers. In spite of the complaints of the =tieinhabitants:of Cott@ s " bonnet rouge" had r some time attached to a tree el liberty. leveret orders given for its removal were no:Weeded to; it was even said that the local authorities resisted • hrmsl order . of the Prefect, which enjoined the min arimary of ;mhos to execute this order within 48 hours. Oa the 7lia:Febraarfattempts were made to remove It. Several miler boys attempted fruitlessly to climb to the top of the tree. This operation oolleeed a post number of idle persons, and the commissary of police, not beiag able to succeed, calmed the tree to be marred off at the bottom. ivies then were uttered the mob rwhed oa the Main., and the municipal council, who were then doing, were only protected by the strength et the doors. It was then 6 o'clock in the evening. The rioters not being able to penetrate into the Mafia, appointed a meeting for a later hour in the evening before the house of a M. Reynaud; and it must be ocarina the authoritim took no measures to prevent it. The windows of this house wore broken, and the mob, which counted of about 200 or SOO per sons, rushed to the house of M. Balker, a merchant, who was at Montpelier. The house was broken into and nicked, and Madame Broker, who was for advanced in pregnancy. had great trouble in inducing the rioters to retire. Front this house they went to the Commercial Club, which they also sacked. In the twinkling of an eye furniture and glasseswere broken, and the Boon strewed with their fragments ; the window curtain' wore torn down and burned, and the limos became so threatening that fears were entertained that the neighbouring property would fell a sacrifice to them. Die billiard-table and frag ments of furniture were thee taken into the dent and made into a boat& round which the mob thaosd. These Desna continued front 7 o'clock to midnight. Uaketaaately the batallien esnally qoartsred at Ceettttee bad left for Africa, and had not been replaced. A patrol of the national guard was dimmed, and the arms thrown into the river; and the commissary of polies was thrown into the roan. The authorities gave orders to beat the rap*. but the mob broke the drums. The skier/ afterwards dimmed of their own accord. The moderates de maid inbneation to Montpelier and 600 men were immediately sent to Colts by ra ilw ay. On the leer of the Bth the town was tranquil, and several al the Hearn were arrested. Orate was not the city plow in the Hermit where the removal of the balled rove met with obstacles. At Gives then wine also qq of disorder; at Posebehm the ma icipdauthorities refused to aoseoee the orders el the prefect. The latter, borrow, refused to yield, and already it is un fieesessil that he Ism sospemded M. Fehr', of Gips& Whe hod retuned to remove the bonnet rouge. In the Radical Amu* to-day the debate on the =el the mots of law was ' bat dm etieserel interest. A peopeellisa et M. Wotan has been distributed tedv is the Amembly, to the following effect : "MN Noised Assembly, &aims of preserving the toorony of the hundere of the French Republic, aid at the geasemas chimes who in February, 1848, Wed ig its and solemn establishment, and Wen adieus of honouring those Frenchmen who .at kr liberty sod order in the Republic, decrees OM the Sidi and 116th February bt each year shalt ho teemed sad esasideral as cation ' f that a are& et 000.080 hems to the Minister of the Isherior ebeff be spend he the mieleatim et mask Alm in Paris mad the depeetiasede. That a memities of 16, from the AsariaVq. eholl sod" with the Peak dint of the Repel& ma the Mohler of the Istorier, to give to this arkimoiti bib* dirlid all it= Isar. 11de pegoNem 11111 solbioml to the et the hwei - The meet or the semmiltee te m ambo the tiemoil to gresesole hos m emo el the Wide is hie jea eontil, P V ILPsou l = l :f hl hwur t he =gm . sm ocked to mean the peopentiss of IL Flea clique Bourne, lir the somisation of iniversal the mote sumer as Mr. Cobden in ; but the fine weather hod mimed se may el the me mines list the commute was not ia mils* amber be mks ea beim' M. bathed hen resigned his ellos el reporter of the esmallasa on the inquiry as to the Mira of the 29th Joinery. M. de Ferrates Leva_yer find eserstary of the French embassy at St. Petersburg is to replete*, all charg m e d'Affaires, °snail le Flo , who returns to Pro The lands continue to rise tam day to day at the Baum The Threes closed to-day at 48.10, and the Pines at 79.66, being a rise at 80 seatiesse oa the hewer, and 80 on the latter, compared with the eiming 769.) LONDON, TUESDAY, FEB. 13, 1849. [THREEPENCE. Aei expect alto ut it the semedation, whit is to be drawn up by the National Assam*, be submitted to the reepeedve I=imafor that Raabe, a saiveraell i ip s: ti andeestanding will be snivel at. Whatever phases, however, the work of suatesille i s w t i i s II ran, one thing k eateta the calmer sad hi govesunient ars la the damatica of a mutual ands the perra .nr wa ri b tons and the opportanity foe elhatbas the alv t, not the salty, of Germany. We majesty the empster, or well as his gramma% sokowdp guard eipinet the snhisellag Ida to the morel IW:iby any ether german prima. They owe to themselves, to Austria. sad to Germany. A.—We have inte ll igent), bon Berlin up lathe 10th inst The Stases dif wiper of that night publishes two royal dames, establishing trade . tribonals and eounrals. About dozen persons, impheated ia the disenrb awes which took place at Halle, shortly after the decision of the National Amenably in Berlin respecting the non-payment of taxes, hare been sentenced to varicose terms of imprisonment, from two years to eight years. la consequence of applications from the boards of trade of Dentakt and Salado to the Minister of Om merce, a reply, of which th e following is a summary, has been returned by the Minister for Foreign Affairs : Datum Fan. 2.—ln reply to your must to be in. whether Las may be entertained that there will not be a renewal of haMildai with Damask, actuarial to the inte rests o(the Baltic trade, I has Ito simple in stating that hie majesty's puernment dose not remstemes hopes of uniting at a past ful sclution of the Daahh geode% netwitinmediag the eifficult'es with which It is susren. Ait ail swam no thing will be omitted his msjsmya pessmasna abet ma tend to ••••r• • P•••• 111 agnatflommt lbeformr. tog to the gnat ankle of the midis% It is the_ dm/ _a/ the Danish governsont, is UM a 1118 81111111111111 el to announce the same bale mega geeviseely. This Wend will sullies to mean esamserelel hilllll6l from my direct loos or damage.—(Signed) BI7LIOIL AUSTRIA.—On the eth bet the diet at Bremaitr voted the 11th and 116 ender ettbe Bill of Funda mental Rights. Theo imetkee guarantee the right of holding public meetings and of forming legal amodatioua. %toted I = a Bedstead Threes, 94 to I . pee Outs., 95 to 1. March Hu:he . I lli re ir 44a premium. Bask Stock, 194 to 7. In have not much doing in foreign stocks, the =being indeed too moth engsg with the set. in Consols to pay much attention to them. Lin have again advanced, and now quoted 108 to 110. Data Two.end-a-Half per Cents, 50 to 1; the Fours, 79 to 80. Belgian, 80 to 2. Danish, 68 M 70. Spanish Fives, 18 to g ; the Threes, 30 to . Passive, 4to 1. Portuguese, 25 to 6. M ex i can , 25 to 1. Peruvian, 48 to 50. Milian, 92 to 4. Bra zilian, 80 to 2. New Grenade, 15 to 1. Ecuador, 2; to 31. The advises from Hamburg to the 10th instant, re present money with the same want of employment, wlnist funds and shares remained without improve ment. Gold had buyers at 437. Exchange on Lou den, to g De ft er for long, and gto g for short, pap er . Foe bilk on Paris there was little demand and paper over. Bills an Holland were 15 to 20 cents. better paid. On Petersburg money wee had for bills at wge to 5-32 ; Coupons and Mandate, 331 to $. Bills on Vienna at 1671 found few takers. Up to the Bth in t. inclusive, no further army bul letin had been jellied by Windiscbgratz. According to accounts which had reached Vienna on that day, the attempts of the imperialists to dislodge General Bed from the fortress of Btolzenberg had failed. Herr Hoenboatl, formerly minister of oommeroe, has been elected by the town of Riohenberg deputy to the diet at Remus,. and Baron K fi beck for one of the eleetoral district: of Vienna, in opposition to Prince Schwarzenberg, the present minister of foreign affairs. This is the second time within a short period that the prince has been defeated. SAXONY.—The mooed chamber appears deter mined not to allow the Robert Blum affair to remain quiet, having unanimously . voted on the Bth instant (in express opposition to ministers) for the imn.ediste recall of the Saxon ambassador at the court of Vienna, or rather Olmuts. , fir Tim-and-a- More wheat warn offering, and the market therefore flat, at a decline of ls. Spring shipments from the Baltic were held for 40s. to 41s. The market for coffee was firm, and there was more inquiry for rice. Sugar was dull, with only small sales to local re tain. INOLI4II I'ONDS. Ilaak Bonk, 144 I I 5c0 .4 .:50r1e.. 44411 . per Cc lidt4. Amu., 141 pie 0444h 0 r j 4 per OS Oar. Yr.. On 4 444. Vs 44‘ pm POILYNIS roans. 1., a Amon Dm* -. I l e m a r O fte = i da *NT I re artjr l - 14 86 I Sor et lthrissa. lOW a I cill ig =o t e lan..44 I 13.1 1 4. Pingt . l/44.. 44 45 4 4 Sams Alpo Ms.. U I 6k7817144a. JOS SO litiift.NL. 4 • I par A Psa a•!..a lk l ida iii4. ll .4 3 par CR all ti I tr'''' '''.. - have DAL, 4 f SI Pm SO L :8 ger 01. Ilenne% &h.. 911 o k iema. 4 ma. Duids Outs.. WO ge % lospris Ditiose4 Da, 4 I RAILWAYS.—Bhares are r►ther better to-day; but, in sonsequenee of the Cossol settlement, they are comparatively neglected, with the exception of French lines. We quote: London and North-Westerns, 137 to 9; Midlands, 91 to 3 ; Great Westerns, 2 die. to par; Brightens, 331 to 6; North Stafford., 21 to die.; Boulogne and Amiens, 9i to 10; Orleans and Tours, 31 to a dis. HANOVER.—By a decision of the second cham ber, on the Bth instant, the Jewish members are ex 'mead from taking a epeeist oath on their admission to the house. BAVARIA.—It was thought at Munich, on the 7th inst., that ministers would resign in consequence 1 1 of the opposition party having succeeded in passing through the Chamber, on that day, the address they had drawn up in answer to the speech from the dime. The chief point of the address was the re cognition of the exclusive right of the National As. in Frankfort to make laws for Germany with out seeking the concordance of the respective govern ments. The Minister of Justice stated, daring the debate, that although Bavaria had not yet con tributed its quota towards the German fleet, it acknowledged that it was bound to do so, and would fulfil that duty as soon as possible. The left centre of the Bavarian chamber (a party composed of seventeen members) sets forth in its programme the necessity of the union of all the Ger man races in a German confederate state, with a powerful central executive; the reootion of the National Assembly in Frankfort as the lwel organ of the German people foe the establishing of its unity and freedom ; the unconditional • out in Bavaria of the laws passed by the National mbly in Frankfort; the convocation of the Bavarian diet within short periods; and economy in the state service, particularly with regard to the army. &ALBS 171110111) II? TO TWO TIM DAY IN LONDON. (bawds:re priese orill be hod fa Wt page.) Bk. & Ostia Js., IM Ilkikal.llll 1 Oskisairia, IQ f I De. OIL Oa. Fre& BMW ea De. lkia, • Do. Owel. 10; d Bk. 6 Chew ail Ignailli at i V 4 Zak Mills 1. X. sal L. r . &D.. 51 Do. Z 4 Do. RI.. L lk H.., 4 Do. B. °wake, 14 1 N. Stake 111 D. We& Pk. I, 1 1 p Bookish 11 111 B. Vas Okla 111 Shrews. & OWL (A), 11 7 Z. lawrikke. p 111 Do. (B), 3 1 4 I*. • vorat. hit Da Nell Door. L Laorimmoo, 211 CM, 7 i Shrew. & Chester prey 14 Edkilageb aad Glower, 42 Ihrociaki-e roka. 11 Owl Pardaws. 9110 S. Dew ?ref, 15 Da. Beheo. A, 5 41 /mak Marra, 2.51 i Da Ilakse, B, 4 per Ont., 3/ f Do. Bexisterad No. 4, 71 Oreell lisserre, 100 Do. Scrip Na 4. If D. Qrs., 211 2 Weer Val 6 per Ct. Ow., 111 D. New In., 131 Wilts, Bores, sad Wow, 29 bum sad Yorkshire Halve, 371 York, News.. & Bar., 23 D. Qrs, 1 Do. (Orig. New & Bar.), 29 Do. Itifthe, Do. laleurke No. I (York sad D. Prism &Wpm Esker, 141 New.), 111 1 idea irl Neslorol, & 41 Da No. 3 (New. k Bar., 21 11 Loa, likikoss e Ils S. Ono, in 6 D. O. N. IL Par, 11 De. Ilralleasr.ll pet Worsors. no n 050t,61 York owl N. sad llidiesd, sil Loa. & X. Bea WW2.% 1 DIA New Qrs., 1 24 C. of Tama /Or. & Vise.), 11 1 Da lifts, le 4 prima sad BRAVAIS; B. D. W. 31. t. (CI, 44 Park IM lareshoorg Loa end • S. Wailsra, 43 Bow sad Ilene, 11 i D. MAW, 111 Serabos sad Mese, 1 Ilka, Om, k Idatleek, 2 Thare end Neaten, 3 BIRIIIIIOI/A2l BALKS, FIAZIMAT 12. Bioor Valley, 101 d Shrews. & Bin a. (A), 41 d N. eteffordWire, 3 d 13weetdre V 21 d Orem Is Birk. B, 1 d S. Ilialerdehire, If if PRODUCE. —Mnicnio-uals, Half-pa 4 Tim The lug. public sales of Sager an going off without spirit, and the imparters are buying in freely to support prices. Refined without alterasion.—Coffee : The public sale of good ordinary native Cvylon was withdrawn at We which is ls. above the latest market value. :White Bengal sold in public sale at 10s. to Ile. ; middling to good Madras sold, pinky, at es. Bd. to th...; cargo, Ba. ; which were about previous rates.-Ballpetn : 900 bags sold. refrasdon Si to 8, at 28s. 81. to 275. ed., which were full prigs —Rom : The sale of East India, at ls. hi to Is. tindifferent-elsed casks) per gallon, proof, has setaWished Wow, but they must be smoldered low.—The quarterly We of Indigo commenced today; prime showed an &dense of 21. to 41., but there was Ism animation in the buying than had boon aaticipated.—lca other articles no material altera tion. TALLOW.—Peterebarg Y. C. on the spot, 41e. ; October to December delivery, els. ed. ; separate months' delivery, 425. CORN.—Arrives at the granaries, by the Eastern Counties Railway, for the week ending Feb. 11 Malt Wheat OM cu. I Daum 110 Pas o. 0ar........ 490 . That 6790 dika. 5.... 1147 „ Wad 457 CIaINCSOTaa, Feb. 12.—Our market today is well sup plied with all kinds of grabs. A fair inquiry he Wheat, at a little under lasi week's eurreoey. The demand for Barley L add, sad bed nonples asnaisand rather MOM roomy. Wheat, IW. to 12& 164._psr load. Beaky, 26a. to 295. per qr. Oats, 18s. to Ida. Boos, Us. to 42e. Donna ran, Fab. 10.—All the Wass markets yesterday are reported doll and lower, wept for the tease qualitieeof Wheat. ladaenold by these reports, la addition to arg• sup- Ay oar market has ruled entirsosely dull to-day ;on ins, Wilmot there was a &dime of IL ordinary red, and saamples oat ofooodition , fully la per ibuilesk lower. Bar ley tatter, and middling qualities le. lower. Oats la under last weak. Old Beans and new for seed unaltered is value. Liarcurrau, Feb. 10.—A little mme *Mirky audlivellease periled our market. There was • geed attewirmie of dial tad so soot es the market opeawl all seemed ape to , whisk they dad rather more freely at the /MSS of day sealed. Per good minding Wheat, Iff• dd. metl of Ohba. aad for Oatmeal M. 6L_gter load of Boma are Ohba., pulesia value. The weather mullause wet aad wasearable, aad oat .door work is at • cumgiare evartmeta, Feb. 11—Fanners today ware aawilliag put with their samples, without an advance which was not wooded to by buyers, and tely a Vadat& tr ade dose at late raw. No solo for Barley. Oats, Baas, sad Pass is partial raptast. Wheat. whit., old, 141. to 141. 10a. ; sew, Si. to 111. ; rod, old. 1!1.10+. to 131. ; saw, Si. to 101. ',lmlay, 25a. to 30a. Oda, lea. to lea. Hama, Kn. to SU Peso, Ws. to eft. Yaarsoarz, Prob. 10.—We have only a small supply of eon, bet this loci is sok very sleek, and prises me way en belt Whose aud Pang Pally Is. per qr., avian for my Sae lamb of Alter pain. Par Zeus or Peas we hale very ado and Oats are a very slow sale at deslinin peissa. white, 48s. to 60u ; red, 445. to dohs, Ileday, Ms. to =no, 31s. Beaus, 32.. afa. Pess, Ita. ile. Oats, les. le Us. HAT.—thararnam, /boo daecis.—Mart2esiir and Davie report the trade yhooey, at tbo mows sties@ Itreow, oh. to Toe warm . to 10. I tbsear....llll. 1062 • ....... tea le eta i came .. se Ira CAM/1,8=144'1 at Odds renived fa by the lasten Menthe liallwat t for tb• wish 11 :Dar% ;MI g oaltes, 71; ma% 954 5,; a - iust lawaSslasi piety ft But est Kugel. ins mil Ili ems so lat wan; 1•19 45M_ 411111 hr )3•4 at Mae War pima. Xylem say ardield drawn piss. Bac 4.4. is rah. Mama, 6 0- to OK ;161 Banta, soil SAG Sim at areltd. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS.—Mommy, FE. Ht. rt. Lola CuoicooLcoa took kb mat at e o'clock. PUBLIC BUSIIIIIL PriffiONL-11, ahardssidees of the Beth m a w saw, yeseityles the swat d Mr. Candies* the eisivonk and the ehomare, with MMus' to the maiwormiat of the anipeo. wie isd__ _God thesaghom with their make and VS WNW spisseeL—Lerd lIIUSHe hem the H b tae Dam, ea tie gi b. M the penolow.-14111 hem br semeel iu e sod dentram, embet L dm mese • milk to Hart- , limidde% en iftr Ohs % d the 'yams of les immegdaftes. NORTH WALES RAILWAY. Lord BROUGHAM, on presenting the petition from the Nardi Wales Railway Company, said they oast. peeled of the chair/can and seentary of their !Away having been summoned before their lordships' Imo by his noble friend, Lord Molasses. They joedied the moduct of their chairman and directors es to the management of the affairs of the esompany ; they did not attempt, however, to justify the °oviduct of Mr. Chadwick or Mr. Marries, in not obeying the orders of their lordships' house, but they prayed their tordahtps not to sanction the publieatioa of their amounts. Lord MONTEAGLE defended the course he bad adopted. He had not summoned the °Seers of the company to the bar—it was the act of their brdships. Lord BROUGHAM felt that the petition was en improper ODA, and would withdraw it. CONFERENCE WITH THE COMMONS. Managers were sppointed on the part of their lordship' to bold a conference with the managers for the House of Com mons on the subject of the engrossment of bills. Lord MONTEAGLE moved that the amendments of the Common' be adopted.—Agreed to. IRISH POOR LAW. The Yaqui& of LANSDOWNE named the select com mittee ea the Irish poor law:—Earl Fortesene, Earl of Chesterfield, Lord Stints', Earl of Beshorough, Lord Wharncliffe, Marquis of Breadalbase, Earl of Stamford, Lord Hostess'', Berl of Erne, Earl of Roden, the Marquis of Clearing:de, Burl of Wicklow, Earl of Carlisle, Earl of Clare, Earl of Moontcashall, the Lord President of the Council, and the Lord Privy Seal. NORTH WALES RAILWAY. Lord MONTEAGLE disclaimed any intermit in this matter, and, having recepitalated the facts of the ease, stated that jr was Important that their loalstige should see that their mitre ware obeyed. It was absolutely necessary, and this ease clearly proved it, that an effectual system of auditing railway accounts should be established. He introduced &bill on the subject in the last amnion of parliament, which met with the approval o' their lordships, but wee rejected in another place. If such • law had existed, these directors of • Welsh railway could not have offered to apply their funds towards the making of • railway in Surrey. lie should pro pose that a select committee should be appointed on the subject of the establishing of a better system of auditing railway amosate, and be would not proceed f u rth er w i t h the in dividuals who were ordered to appear at their lord ships' bar that day until the committee bad presented their report. It appeared ire this case that one of the onions of a railway might go to the north and the other to the south, when a ststmeent of their affairs was required, and the ac counts demanded might be withheld altogether. The noble lord concluded by moving for a committee. Lord BROUGHAM assented to the proposition of the noble lord, and felt very strongly on the matter. Whilst on the "abject of railways he wished to state that an invention bed been brought ander the notice of the judicial committee of the privy coueeil that day of a most useful character, and r eh:slated to prevent railway accidents to a great degree. It was a patent axle, which - having been exposed to a pres sers of 150 tone, bent almost into a circle, without a desk fracture, and Mr. Stephenson swore that he had examined 50 axles of the common description, rush as were generally a.ed for railway carriages, and only two of them bad stood • oompara'ively trifling test of the same character. After • few words from the Marquis of Lassnownli, who was understood to approve of the proposition of Lord Monte:side, Rarl MINTO maid it was clearly toade out that the chair man sad secretary of the North Wales Railway had dis obeyed the order, of their lordships' hAite, and he thought thew lordships should have vindicated their privileges. The motion was then agreed to, and their lops ad journed at haltpast six o'clock . HOUSE OF COMMONS—MONDAY, FE& 12. The Elmo's'. took the chair st 4 &dock. NEW MEMBER. -.— Sir J. WALYSLIIT took the oaths and his sett for Bolton, in the room of Dr. Bowriog, appointed oonsol at Hong Hong. PRIVATE BITSIKESS. EIRCOND READINCitiITbe Wow= bills were read a se cond time and ordered to be committed: Blackburn Waterworks (additional capital and amendment of set); Bury St. Polottunl's Gm company: Immo Rat, ; Grimsby Corporal= and P'remeres refinement; Hartlepool Om and Waterworks • t ingeton.npmMull Dock Compuly; Lose= Were= Um Tatl. Market; New Rom . Poet sad Harbour (menthibent) ; Bettina= Gas; lumbaraeldre and Berwiekaire Roads Amendment ; Beettish Amicable Life As- era= Society (ineceparalag and arafeering power.); Bunderlad Thek Act and River Wear Commksionent Ast (amendment, ke.); I Manderliuwl Watermark.; Tay Navigetion and Perth Harbour Sets Amendment ; Torquay Market ; Tyne River Coraervaney ; Wareham Docks (coastrnetion of docks near Wareham, and entraps thereto from Wareing' eitannel); Warrington Waterweeka (amendment of sat e sad power to raise additional capital: ; t • • i!pa - i 7 . • --- . A ase.a. itili. e itrrlC_,... 'SPAIN. aea-Oereara provinces of Austria. Oa the asiteary, they mid Ite was like him, but he sold set undertake to dimmer, co cash aide, a ram of faisiaparable senator& wear he was the ease. • t ••-• mat wit liii tar say ear te rm at the rim ea; at sew --•.- le SW aa • see m la Imaireliet.hr whir • rimier Wit have the jeuntabi and oomespondanto to the aI. ba. thst thew el• POOP het. to eee *Wee. set io- Ur. 11/PHAMar maid be lisA net issued his geed' ustil • sg mobs ber=try the Ilesid.„ ____ Tisch& otweeles to' the eat of taw idea. ♦• the meta Am la Dolusetrest assaavd. His brother bad 0 Gnomon emus. 1 Hassism Oth hoots the gams d s:re alas disik hat bad se hems' in it. Ursa Ida nt- Limo Poem'. i loomooso. nte news ban Paris of the 291 i ult., and the firm- Cti l sk l e le"n". apprieel b eZ l 2 . N let Wed Baud, Tehrerer. VA 4 . 1 4 111 11 1 4 ar• i* WWII' TININGV night lis board that lib mains news of the Amish bed had so favourable the gormatioa of a dose gm am is reels were H o wee v i es le ele . p then. ! BUN Bigurrgiatg aad CHILDREN'S COTS.- an w ens . eth the d ot a nth ha th e thuds bad damns. Coariacal that a truly gaited Gensaay an cell The leadry was adiesrawl - ill Wadaeslay ant e r r oe Bererde la Ina Ise treeha farmed whim ♦Aside s•A Plunk bead awl MEd la the wtso.Ves art. wet ow domes ..... hew She smissignsnes. The Trees elated at 211. ... I , is wee our ei „ e x iiise V t . maiministo ewe s. s =Mir et .... Kra" Fa 8..-lbeeta oil ma; ear Bair, 21 114 reek -----. . 2111 BANN OF BBOLAND F0201111281L.-Yeateetlay 11. tee AM to Bali& WO • POOOOSIIII ill tom ekelettitoo° the mmeniel ers,Wal. etymons mad Luso Jacisoi, . la• WelirseA v iengireir . ll - 1 - 1 ".. 1 ,2 4. 1 et ll P =Tia without having any ides ef ei gnembi chnimm araus for Amsda thaz wa s assersi gnuesis le a thither essiosseka wen tho Bristol tad weskaisaw‘ All ii iig lEr imil 1.1. v cr I, ssait liper t . Sl prit. Timor, Istesegs ea Lcothe. 30 share la the weasgssatat &fad& sad by Instils te It, sat aesosat of its patties a the Ilea a charge of tie, .essowsed fa laming and M =Lerma dr varrbee. Omar M. - BOIL /a addition to fist °Will" lomr sa d •• 4416 of the great Wm" of tie a allaber tiehee lf asal aidussi d a r ec oastaea le Hr. wester, OIL- setwomm Wak waseviema ems besmammuradis. Hamra. At the tame time it was proposed to gthithod w ink meow etha liedi the thew . sass taw pow ITALY. 1111 11 B HEADS of the PROPLB • bails in • Frankfurt tile week of ameardases, la kki n k % k w ~., the the et j thee „„ a thra ri - i cows with the orioles of Osmium mil last of idt thth m a th ithoth i- en they. It r ea r , o-- • • A rAMSISI •' A il lintL ' 171 "UM* TUBCANY.-The British Orneal-Oeneral at Genoa with its kings. The watesplawd preview swdeswendiag cr g stated that other ba- n avidemee ertabl be adduced coast ths parties If ia. ..-" .. i 3 ;_. - has addressed a note to the GOISOII Moak contra- ,_,,_with the I'iittilg fewhlithtert meld ase, be ewe wore allowed, they were again reassadsd till Oran Tr rd b a sersolharssled dieting the statsimint that the Frew* and British ate 111646641 ' P s t e = a m t r im. ..". et (se em 8111 pear. MAW UM • aasosinw LARE'II /LOYAL W OILNDLES.- NO WAWA.' Illi / 111 . 8 " 11811 a=d of th° Ord had wished) &Mg eels asemasa with paw& 6 ..., . a m. T ie Duke's adhesion be the Illallew twont Atoong 4 P BM weirmr the stalryer aed kw ( o . lo2l lleat famed COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS Pu TZ n UI sm.- Me O. Hameles, site Edda Iltbditor at Flotones, de- with their sordid whine the attempt' awls in favour of w roe dig.: 61.14. ' hadis to ca tbo ths o = i i illataimenballyGiredinaDukaopposi."' c t ki etieeras lll6l.ll6lllll : ll tEk illild rair . asilmm as yk t? ' n" are m ma ' MONET mmuurr — lt CITY INTELLIGENCE. patellar B ra 7. AVM N I me they wft kV and 4*. The o'Ciack.-The settleamot of amount is now re beanie tide label an hie Ice Ike te lie shim glues by YIN. sire, that the panel enammisTtles y flad rKi k tr••• s••""' d i t ik r " . ••=ird i r ' A % The Cbeelliatant_ __ ( ailibmwsal) dates thirOntad k os k w ow kk g kkikth ii: e p s umiak ! on, sad creates mach bustle and bosintes. Consols e t l tst sort "m&o. Nis err se us Duke has lama elligslll wll Sim whim_ ,st bed =t u rerst ia 2 P e dsa mmie.grletweem sad remtlasee or erpoti. we quoted 9n to 4 for mousy, and 944 to I Ant lima mar ham de Aimee at lilesahjede in dam of Austria may as rat/ appodmol. We d..eddy to. for the new account for Marsh 13. They U BARRY'S REVALIINTA ARABICA FOOD Flsrewee. Ind had game Ile Piembino, whose ha Weald V eth = g asPoetatton thee ow Pea to the ankhg et as =ad, however, I bettor for mammy, and 4 for wM net be by thermos ANIS of the w at roe , ~. et rt. le imill> bat mesa atlEttrty in tut altsrlor meaearas mooed- Am wa y. mil „ ith kk g, I% Itedeesd Than, 91 to t aiw Thntemad-a- - • - Unto., 95 to 4. March re Mt. ‘ e , - - - gratilnis,re . ; the mesa beim dm hems tar he delhha. Wo 441111111 =Promum . • Bank . Stack, UM to • IV smia ÷ 4 7 - q a ~, , l y:2 1 : ; 11 c!asetl i t i tiLaig ri tta covirnmeos as fra l a th gas r y p t e k e: al i r eo tha da t it th= abm w i t a is to ee t te . tr i a sp w e a cti a v p • job 7(e t h r r de m ed oeh too d n olt t ag f: g re t : c r wi toc t r e , the .us. attio=tit i.. . ab l e o - ...a 00, , : ; lil a . _. • • pews; taw • • ~..., 10.1mhsesomeassu abg i. Mugged to roliesses the fleet in the Adriatic. l=" 6 he tkOr g ene • tai.erallni, ki Lt a time:it in Consols to pay mush attention to them. : 161•0141: •Itto• : yousalalia mi. borliz = 1 :17 . ma i r i tIrla••21=111 1u.9 •••10 •11 . = GERMANY. ....................... . • or aim. __ itlifiAliT TolLlrf ARTICLE% ea& of intal- tme Ilowinnerr a romnan on Is wady THE AUSTRIAN NOTE. _ idiom jemissesaini o . m. mwm ,vai t. oak of a I t osecedance Russian have again advanced, and now quoted 108 to ma , am oat, is , t i n k esetem -that hI. 110. Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 50 to i ; Wear li ni s t is tlis mown sad kis govarainsat are onspellodlo the Fours, 79 to 80. Belgian, 80 to 2. Danish, 66 le die feewatiea eta Notre! state the germ of all- to 70. Spanish Fives, 18 to g ; the Threes, 30 to L divisions and the sigortshitY few efeettoB the die f. Passive 4to . Portugatet, 23 to 6. Mexican, neumerraent, not th e ashy, el Chastany. His majesty the sesparer, ss wall as his govetument, 2 . 5 t l _ 41 P e ruvia n , 48 t° 5 0 . c,hilian• 92 to 4. Bra- tamely guard sigainst the sabjsellair Ida to the antral tumor 80 to 2 . 1111 W Grenada, 15 to 4. or, 2 4 IS dic ase gamlNMX,. . ... 6 1 ........,,..= The following it a tranalatim, is sennuo, of the power eurciesd by any whir Herman prises. They owe to 34. r o w je - wireasoe '--- Austrian note forwarded on the 4th What to the this &rhumb= to thenseivola to hettria, sad to fiersinnY• The advice* from Hamburg to the 10th instant, re. art ib i t tt e tahhial astral executive at Frankfurt, or (asesullog to other PRUSSU . S.-We have intelligent), bola Berlin up present money with the same want of employment, ago warns imetweteff= acconnts) to the Pnwalaa pbudgeleetimien In that to the 10th toot- Brhellea. art elverl? a the ne. km. .wei whilst funds and shares remained without Improve- The Stasis Aftuipor of that night publishes two meat. ChM bad buyers at 437. Exchange on Lon- mos io lm a i re L s e e rarteeser, ell at dr When, Is til• "dm of last yew, the milmal lbelhop of royal d earest, establishing trade !Annals and counctla. d ok . gto i b e tt or f or l o o m an d it o i f or & ar t, swam Thr Webs ef sea huge th• 10 r d e .... . 00l rim so tbe Golßoal t Stralillai trof • r e sin e_elled mionaMad About a doses impyouted ia the ditto& Foe bahi on Paris there wee little awl Ir=4, l g.„ l i=orittp wra irstogibionn too mirm.... Tout in tai &dot far °l* aloolleese °lnt" which plan. at nollo, shortly otter the see over. Bills all Holland wee. IA Men ...... ._.tots .e H. eirrui du mailthkal ridiona aif Y& gba1....._ areas THE FIRE IN SPITALFIELDS. INQUEST ON THE BODIES. Yesterday aninqsagt was held before Mr. Baker, at the Ten Bells Tereus, Mash street, gs the bodies of H. Barnes Crake, his wife, Ma, hi child Candies Bush Sayan, kb savant, W Osseo Newtaad, who perished is the the at No. 34. ailL~aobat es Thumbs sight lastAt the dm whisk tesitgiele OM iletseday, the esesser sod J viewed the beaus at the Omega ; gad youths. sks pr ury e. sidings es tmesesi with Ike exualeaties era Wassm to the identity .1 Oseelbe /Ms sad H. liatiss Witham was Nivea respesthe the essimity et the Ise le Pallswes stable Blake, who della est bassilably efts be bird the Int fry at " Fia." taw ama have Wlease sal walk away. 1 T. Newlaad apised that ha was a the sad at the time If ilie he osespied the upper list 1 1 I Mr. M.L.ellar kesse. Mr. Batten and his fte.4 the mesa& Seer. Oa Thursday sight, whilst he was vrirh hie wife at supper, he sash fire. Lass thatsly afterwards the alarm of ike was te t i esaMs. Is task th e shill is lb arms sad Ms with MMus bet is west to the pt hoe the thorn, be gave the Still to a sightseer god is triad Se the how, but soul l not get up tie 'bin is. egest id the the. Mr. Buttes was on the stain whoa lus OM dem with So add, sad was calling his wife. Ifs bed sat kassisdge as to who the pasty was who s aps& Wins he bead the ultegbdoes apes hie lint it prods was OS Mr. Buttes had bit it egos _Whin wit ting retuned le hose ea the Aft is crass Mr. 1114LsBar's broths was is the shop That was at half-past alas Atha, as thweabouts. TWA geassally slept in the lease. Es had seen his the time the Ire was hassles. gad also his Inether, bat lei MI as par theist asermialostion with lit_ sespasthig Ike out- Ara. Whoa wham NW dews Wire he saw theeseh the envier is the partition thst there we a reel Ws et ire hi the prime seer the re ▪ wW Walla lben the pearl le the erilkia ar e: met then tuft" the sleep, awl be thewaht by tg the S. perlitra *RIO Wald be • pe licans. Ora pat bla het .Meet the rhea the while Al Mrs, ini We* the was is We% W was tromedlie he bla WOW we hie W. The Wee Mast s have b bur ohm bat Ohs W. hie own lb wield have bra eawlieer Om wee bowl as the premeete ier a *Apia ; the rarer wee ia the Ifert Whea t woe Theme we ari kw safilag el WI obis et the W. 1/Ir. NriPiar He fral. ebeat Mr* et three reeseeresfiki l immarei. The lisperatemieat et the Ike that ILL Midair was West Per 0001. hi S. WOW. 77. - J. larmr .i _ "Wither of the mew fifths yeemirre. et the was ..lid Ma 5.,m —TM Crew = harm& met sweet Irritant he was at liberty te wife Seme the, MOM that ea the. al& at he DM the e 4—ie h" at 10 Warp pot 9, mad herons lielb eI ID WWI after 11, when head the pro as Ara Zs per the gee eat Ware he west eat. There vats Its bameri is the pM. is the heiti parker. Polier-aaralrie Make wee here ulial if this wee the ,s —he hai am we eat of the owing f—ltiake rusuc BUSINEM. _ PIITMONBI.—By Mr. P. WARD°, from Worcester, praying that e diihrences mbrbt be referred to arbitration . —By Kr. THORNELT, from James Flsrvey of Liverpool, setting forth that gold wee the standard by which all property was measured, because ft was the least fluctuating of all commodities • but that the recent discoveries of immense quantities of geld in Cilifornie—(a laugh had rendered It the tllO4 fluctuating of all commodities; thuds, present pound sterling in the mon.li of Oet. 1847 would have por. Amid articles equal to i7e. • whereas, aooordbur to present appear. ewes, it was likely to fall t 013.. purehardng-power, or even less : end praying that as ,non ea Commis MAIM reach par, to which, in mese. gigue of these Californian arrivals., they were rapidly teadbmr, they Amid be substituted for gold, and that coo cowl notes bear ing a government stamp should be issued. end be made the ebealsking ineeium at the couotry.—By Mr. C. LEWIS, emnplidniug of the mile arising foot paupers tramping tram gala to mien.—lly Mr. BROWN, from a pima la Lancashire, minpielning that Mariposa of the Eatablished thumb were prevented from warding from the Eetabliehreent end bmoesing mialsters of a dbisenflog NM= and praying the Mime to take measures to secure full and liberty tedl eireediso doormat. RETITENB ORDERED.—Oa the motion of Mr. SCULLY the fol- lowing returns were es &red. "Of the names of all persons quali fied to serve as jurors In the moth^ rn divbdon of the county of Tip perary, commencing from the lot day of January 1843, end ending the let day of Jentsuy 1849. Mao for tame period of the long panel of the county from which Juries are selected, and return of the num ber of persons 011 the registries In Ireland, as parliamentary electors, in January 1849, and so ring to be entitled to vote then, or within the neat Ni la each county at large, each county of a site or town, end each returning a member to pule. meet." NOTICES OP MOTION.—Tas Possava.—lfr. 0. THOMPSON, this dem, thet be should ma the ARM Ws. peallesses; the President ot the aura etOsstrol, alma be 'basil be preosral is prod to the hem the papers Mather stairs Is die lessa lasanams.--Nr. ILIiTNOLOS, this Pi Ss i er erbe as ism Ihs awls el es'e lhash. Comas item sal tar la Isobar! ad the asnW d eiestassie bro.& le dim worts the hat three rats. teem Han Tem spetitylog the cosalls• the astable is sash tens eadelbsr TAOISM ITN Poss . .-11r. INtDe, this lisp week. tor leave Waft la a WI preprldias kr the memo sibeasel metro, sad atafaisseesso ot theme he beam Misr dna sesethswas fa paradise to mil& Shey ad Illan.ror tassuassemb—id• RAXIZU, ler • v id all the awards la good= eit Opuled ompeasstiss hot ems balsams sad Ts limy seassaits, amen the mer e pasbalse• sad resl , dosses of the asidieuesos fa sishosee, the sums sisinsd, the mama 1 atesedod. Ise. Ornesa.-41r W.INILBSWOETII, ta tbe aellad peesthie cotealos, In eh the elbetbs earls beers. the essentee sapaidltare and to sabethemrathef the okay af Ceylon-4e the rash sad =eadest el the edealet otheramat—ethl le the etheatiaa Pith= sethemeth te OEM W 1111•1WINWIls4 12 NOW rthasse dlthaterstithish were eselly atheeserl ettboat the lon et ember sosupt ens et the dithere. d vim there thea bety wthe larthea the sped. Wanda theencos.—db. J. thILLIAXIBea Thsteday, for antlers af the nem et sway orbit within the sethad Messer et 98. 4 = brapedlt. David. ad IJarda. Orem the rawshar of the &web WNW is the estelibmad within eath pad* the saither el meth= wham. as rich la orb &era or =ilLither mit theater the elishmitha ar b Welsh, the lbalbh entire anise, bra the ebb satin ser vile% ant whether the Welsh man there parbeteed Yr the bumbeat meth Seib retinue le give Ma amber ef db. mom shapths to essay moth peria, stades the erg r dtherthee. din ettertibe dm*,, the amber et servile' perbeird seek Ilsodeh all whether *ware sekt ewedto Welsher ft.*, with • arowszt , t i lis c s ... atalebr e szb diem. Abelllo.seintte ra a r m et :hops. write, eel speak the Webb Isagnaan LANARKSHIRE. GLAEGOW. AND SHOLTS TURN• 1.111 - I,sXits .. SELL Mr. BBRNAL maid he whited to call the &deaden of the been to the 'abject of Obese tarspike reed bills. He had *ought it his duty 'with the view of fesititating the private hemiessm, to pt ides& in essionniesdea with the bear Aloe yea die inflect of these bills, sled be bad neared lever ban Sir J. NVAdas, stating that • sensual bill to emendete sad Maid the laws re/Wss to traespese roads Ind hipim i r lemodiettly be Wes& bib,. parlia ment. He it wield bedesireidetherelore qpse*suse all the Ms until that mom should be is *edad s if the hems &odd amities is that wares he was peeper* to sieve a nsparisa dike stradieg ceder, whisk provided that stet is. than three use sun disa tea deer days should intense' between the Sr* mid mesa reeding of any private bill. (Cheers.) Mr. C. LEWIS seid Ise had given 'Woe for leave to bring in a goosed bill en the subject et turnpike roads and high ways, whisk stood br lo•msevew (this day.) He did not wish to say sere with seprit to that measure at potent, unless to add that it west* esmaidorably interfere with all teed sets relating to ternplite reeds. Abe a slight dimwits, in tits seine of which it was 4E1114 that the premed masers wed& not apply to Boot ies& the bill was seed a mead due ; but all the English eerepilos read bills whisk stood wpm the paper for a second Aloft were peepssed till limed". the 21.1 Inst. SUNDAY TRAFFIC Oh! RAILWAYS. Mr. LOCKE roes paneling to weds, to ask the right hon. opseelsetan, the tree eat of the Hood of Trade, whether it was the intention of her Majesty's government to introdues, daring the peeled sassios, say atessere foe securing to the valises Senders the limited use of those railways which liarial i a lisaul aßl said tte ulig;the we 'La no present elige daft a weenie to camel railways to wry c= At the same time, be desired not is klswlf right of bringing forward esetliesheall wwan for doing so. NAVIGATION LAWS. Mr. JIVE wished to inquire what oozes 7 114110- ,lIMMOIO tO MP with ta g ao the na ow Uwe. white imp" the ft 'mni. el* the pessisikes tite gewtheeen at m ar head et is lord a Tiede lelewdal le repass so in Amager with tbose tus memed het mita that the home =op to pt theme Ittihad a reptitket the Ida* then to= r. LABOTNIEZIE that it would net be In his "ewer to brings aillfgades laws la the souls of that main. He mie, therehreZ propos to pcetpons the Wriest till Weriseoby m:< DROUET'S PAUPER ESTABLISHMENT. In answer to a question from Viscount DRUMLANILIe, the precise Sines of which did not reach tee gallery, Ur. BAINES stated, that Mr. Drones had certainly not been melee& of icy offence whatever ; but he had been put upon \khaki upon two or three criminal charges, and that was sufficient to indoor hi m (M r . Barnes not to say MO Teed farther noon the matter. (Haar, hear.) When the _Wanes ke out I l es Mr. Dt's establishmen in the beginning ewelry t there were 1,372 chi ldren t in the hewn, who had been sent there by thirteen different mien. The number of children now at Mr. Droust's was seeeletiag of these beloseging to the Chelsea union, and ef elites beet Other parishes. who had laboured under Ashes. bet wan new convalescent, although they bat not yet been esedlled as in a lit state to be removed. He was happy to ilia, OW we huh sue of cholera had accarrad in Tooting dais estuselay, the 13th January last. (Hear, hear.) PUBLIC ADVANCES IN AID OF THE FOOR•LAW ADMINISTRATION IN IRELAND. Sir H. WILLOUGHBY in' sired, pursuant to notice, of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, if any expenditure of pub lic money in aid of the poor-law administration in Ireland, and if any, to what amount, and t o w h a t un i ons , h a d b een enthralled under the minute of the Lords Commiaaionen of the Trean or ey, dated the 16th day of January, 1819. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the hon. gentleman might remember that in the statement which - he made to the house last Wednesday, he said that In accordance with what he believed was the general under standing of the house, her Majesty's government were in vested with the discretionary power of making small ad vances to Irish unions for the sole purpose of preserving the people from absolute starvation--sad that in the exercise of such discretinn the government had made greats amounting to about 3,0001. He had now to state that the actual sum advanced was 2,6301., and that it was distributed amongst the onions of dearriff, Kenmore, Ballina, Westport, and Bantry. RAILWAY BOARD. Me. BREMRIDGE asked the President of the Board of Trade whether (after the notice of a bill for consolidating the boards of excise and taxes) it war the intention of her Majesty's government to continue the present railway board u an independent board, or whether her Majesty's govern melt:contemplated, is the present session of parliament, be ineing forward any mature to place the railway bueinesa of the 000ntry natter the management of the board of trade ? Mr. LABOUCHERE, in answer to the questicn, was un derstood to say that it was not La the contemplation of government to bring in a bill to abolish the railway braid. Considerable reductions had been made in the railway de partment, but he did not think that the railway commission would be made a branch of the board of trade, and abolished as au independent board. PUBLIC EXPENDITURE. Mr. B. SMITH aiked the right. hon. gentleman the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether there would be any objection to lay on the ta b le of the house a statement of the particulars of that portion of the public expenditure which should be pieced under the control of parliament, and which had hitherto been paid to the exchequer . The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that he had stated the other night that this was a portion of the receipts which had been already placed under pirliamentary control. These were called appropriations in aid, and con stitated part of the expenditure of public departments. INTRA-MURAL BURIALP. Mr. URQUHART asked when the measure respecting burial in the metropolis and large cities, promised last ses sion, would be presented. Lord J. RUSSELL said that his noble friend had that sub ject under his consideration, but was not retady to bring it forward. CALIFORNIA.. Sir DE L. EVANS maid that he understood there were six ships going from London and Liverpool with mer chants and passengers to Califoreia, men of high respect ability and of d.ffsrent processions. It was also probable that a still greater number of ships would go. It was under stood that they required some sort of protection, and he wished to know how far it would be afforded. Sir F. BARING said that the general instruction to the admiral on that station was to attend and give protection to pule. He had already received a communication from the officer which showed him that the subject had not been neglected by him, hot he could not hold out any expectation that a ship would b• permanently stationed in California. Sir DE L. EVANS said that he understood the orders were tor a shin to touch ones in three months. . THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT. Mr. OSBORNE asked the hon. member for Laneaster, in the absence of the officials csisnected with the Woods and Forests, what proeres had been made in the huilding of the new houses or parliament ? Mr. GREEN said that the question would be beet an swered by looking at the houses themselves. It was rather difficult to state what progress had been made in the several departments. He could not state when this hones would oc cupy the new houses of parliament; he did not imagine it would be done during the present session. A certain delay had arisen from the want of money for carrying on works that were emends'. THE PUBLIC REVENUE. Mr. HUME wished to uk a question of the Chancel lor of the Exchequer. It would be recollected that last melon the house entered into a resolution thxt the gross revenue of the country should be paid into the exchequer. He wished to know whether the gross revenue of the cus toms and excise, agesubly to the resolution, we. to be paid into the exchequer and brought to the piabhe account or Rut?' The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that It would have been the more convenient course for the hon. . . gentleman to have given notice of the question to be put. Ile was not prepared to say that it was for the advantage of the public revenue or the advantage of the publio service that the whole amount of the gross revenue should be paid into the exchequer. INOROSSBD BILLS. The resolutions relating to ingrossed bills were considered, and agreed to. HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION (IRELAND) BILL. On the m..tion for the house going into committee on this bill, Mr. J. O'CONNELL rose to move au instracticn to the committee. It was intended to bring out what might be the real meaning and weeps of the powers to be given by this bill, be. cause as yet he said they were not able to judge of the whole extent and bearing of those powers. There was a difference amongst the parties to whom they were referred. There wee discrepancy between the monarch on the throne and her advisers in the house, and discrepancy between these advisers themselves in the house. The lest night when this bill was before us we had the Secretary for Ireland standing up to give his version and the prime minister contradicting hint entirely. The Secretary tor Ireland said that the bill was not to be applied to such afitation as that to which he had eluded. The prime minister said, on the contrary, that it was to be so applied. Of course from the higher position In the ministry of the noble lord, we were to lay more stress on his words. Here Stir 0, GRIT appeared at the bee anti said that the House of Lords desirldagicaferenes with this house on the subject of %grossed bills. Several members imme diately proceeded to the conference, anti on their return Sir G. Gage reported that the lords had agreed to certain reso lutions which were brought up and laid on the table. Mr. J. O'CONNELL resumed—The bill itself conveyed no information. The noble lord at the head of affairs in Ireland would presume to do anything after the attempt he had made to mix up those who were agitating strictly within the bounds of the constitution who were doing their duty honestly, conscientiously, and blame lessly to their eruntry—with the unfortunate men who were engaged in the wretched attempt at insurrection in July last. But even that should not be an excuse for carrying th is bill. He wou'd be willing not to appear at all, so dist the bber ties of the Irish people were preserved. The noble lord had spoken of the Repeal Association as if it were a theasosable club, but was it not the fact that not one single member of that association had been for a moment in custody since the simmemthesent of the late disturbances ? The noble lord bad gone on to implicate the repeal agitation generally in the charge of tending towards insurrectionary violence and con spirsey, because those who had gone for something more had inscribed repeal upon their flag. But they were quite a different body from the Repeal Association. (Hear, beer.) The men who had recently disturbed Ireland were repealer. to be sure, but they were repealer. and some thing more. But this less not all. Had they not heard something of the way in which reform was carried, the in fluences which were brought to bear upon the reluctant peen, and of the fifty franks issued from the Home-office ? Had there not been sent a certain celebrated letter to %flu. *nee the conduct of a distinguished general ? The conduct of the Irish members throughout that straggle should not be forgotten by the liberal I arty to England. It had been said that they bartered their support for government patronage, but he boldly asserted t ha t there never was a man who had given mere disinterested support to the whiz govern ment than the late Mr. O'Connell. An equitable settle ment of the than* question was still anxiously looked for by the Irish people. It wasoas that must be taken up, sad before a fortnight he should himself submit a motion to the house then they would see whether the noble lord at the bead o f the government would stand by his *ld principles, and eon east to apply the revenues of the Irish Mtabbehed Church to secular and national purposes. He should now return to the noble lord's allusions to agitation in Ireland, and he must say, from what he could gather, the mind of England wee disappointed that there had not been better opportuni ties foe =Mg forte in Ireland. The same mind would carry the present measure; but be warned the house that their success would only weaken the bonds between the two coun tries. It would do more towards separation than the most violent agitations supported by the togged, shoeless, shirt less crew that had lately created disturbence could effect. The cry of English politicians had always been for peaceful applications for redress. The people of Ireland had agitated peacefully for years, but how little had they obtained by their fothearanee. (Hear, bear.) The noble lard et the heed of the government bad told the house of a sop he meant to give to Ireland in the shape of an extended franchise, bat at the same time he, the noble lord, thought that the Irish people had not made quite the use they ought of the franchise they already pos sessed. It was quite possible the noble lord might be led to entertain this opinion, because at the but election, the Irish people had , spfts to reteirn two of his MRCVS. But why hod not thaw sors bean elected? Simply because they bad redtessa is go with the popular voice, and that they mimed the interests of England to the demands of the It people ; and therefore every right-minded man Irma sp; of the me the electors had made of their vote, a that ~thigsr they had vindiested what they eon aived be the mynahs of their country by voting accord fag to the diets* el** ososebnos. NI (Mr. O'Connell) would not est* mos theiniesrable pate of recrimination, or isstitate sompeniss kinsman nischlefr, the saiseriosi and the climes whisk and bent weed es bosh sides of the Chsanet ; hat tflus ms* Vls=wlset hideous scenes s pit: he not mad afteibeet is Wby,tt re were this denim ettinVelde-lEVIeII for the ty ot Loudon lad net bees esodneted ea very pure priliedOm It was sot now toe kW to seem the 'demos eflrsiendt