The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-18 00:00:00

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Orem I& Tremetress L AbLels ewer er — ea Predartsdeetreet. Primed for TAYLOR, W ALTON, wed MAMMA% leiedlere sad II ?stardom to u. vivie v.,,.....0._..._. r...... av- . .. ,—,,;,,,,,* by Xs Illebre. INARLEY'S SC LIBRARY be the j.../ Or et Moe* ideate lalude, ilda. mg Ned/Ma # i 5. 1 - .4•!... bi, rbb Obelik._ II alio Irma' a dim wok Is lamb\ a mina( chsartarit era. , .1.• il. t (fivrtg traol*• the main According hospitals and sick soldiers, to the inchr taken up I the house tenstein i be made, 747.] LONDON, THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1849. I THREE PENCE. leaders guished tween Vi tablished. were the manta of . of artillery. by Kossuth. The 1.1 dividend declared WIR'... semi-official assertions Germany Assembl BADI Baden derably Lake district movement BAXO' Saxony King of hereditary do not object Paned for TATUM, a ALTON. mei IthaaßLY. !sirs sod DAUM'Pshilnen to IldV i gie unit/ tholoordoen S BC LIBRARY kr the Use of Moak Myst, iftliels, lAsla.mol Iledissles. It ribs pones of an week is Immln a man d olimensn IMF lbw es madwoman) mime. einei to the oasts et the pubis et alleM Te Mak ot Mame elle&far art pavan mini ;Se poem inns airline bee ben or eine aelmiloo hes on boom I ared wie rSalle to wash • int V is ainee ps =l=lllo 4. =le i IN ua o " = .o4.od rilthtdollol. MB WW I % Mt 0. 1 - --......---..... .. k or as amds. la. C rir i r D beesnos— As D I Virdirsititaapiadaw k* IL *OM CMS& OladDend. Calikakinst . by We amedi. .dsed, ad Wad. dam W il lt s =isso. Andili rt 1. rare dank. waif MaDaiddworesi. aleaddread. Ear OinthlldieWnues• barscas—)lr. /OEN CEA, 7, Goa Peraaddirea Wadord• add derider Is al a tha Illudely • °Weds Omaha, rr.tleedWr ii .roDia ; a the Laded ad Wear I % bl it o Nr.q . air ; ,1 1: Kli:.,?. Saa aw r i t %,.. 1 Z ; V i giiiollll Mal Sown re be *baba ec ie da w aladaa DANIUSL WARN. SAMPSON LOW. Jaw, dada NThadida aft I.lNb. da. 110, 3. Rl* Idllce. ASYSTEM of POPULAR GEOMETRY; as wl oon ebbe to few Iwo= no mach of Ur Ihntals of Indict lo ••••••ny mad Inatitat far • nen ma n. 41 ~7 an a deo • tun/ *WA Ye ue. mad Awni 441441,145. 0••••• Datum A-X. Pries 4• n. COMPANION to the Now P PO I reLAIt GEOMETRY; V Is OM the tiontan of Monad WonN. thiellinned. Dn. nand. mil remained pnictionly d Is unlstet puppies drab e. with ausawan gab. By Own= D & MNS. ALL tdin 4d. sii,Lauri. Watarford ; Swansea. LINTAPOOL, 8110120 1 Smyrna George, la, Shanghai. rived: digan New thrown Alexandria. York ; Theresa Francis, A SYSTEM of POP ULAR ALGEBRA ; with • Secties es Prepare ire Prosrlashows. 10 (Sous DatLIT. AA Mee ea Pl. iv. Ilease Mike. SYSTEM of POPULAR TRIGONOMETRY, SS fire Ise Iliplierammi; rale Posekr Treatise on of Mobs to Resseesry. 0101141 1 f i r= L. Priem la Oa Pee Selma ale aft est Sie *NNW immediate* of thee Wens Sere se se Ilese lebide ems Is me eft sere Pies ' Poper s. l .a. tersalv rid ''Sep Vl= I made O. Xi. ORACECHURCH4TREET. rleutemtztom ti dad a :ti rr.v mo mot omtsmoZ a llistraimmo Most: me mormormil rt . : So am Mr Idle !.a► W We olmtel maims ; die mommtpapod. tell lir si Ver m e ory one Itodotoll mitolme• Mos at Or emus SW= Eirod u. r e 7 ..`raift wa r " 1 a Who 4 4 1 SW -' , - --,- TAl74Anta warrr" NI " 1 ""ge :r.. 12 - bum boom cmblmel to= mo 0. ILL . . 11.4. 11a 5 e . am imotom S late .._waDjos° "va a s aaa."' "I'VP'a = =emed :Off; tardy' ommollltom mlll mere lomie_ l mellod tilo .a mtadel ....... ...doilmmo=rr a Galma. 70. .7=.a...papa otkaa4 sip ad -19=6. ai, ak: llattomle iNIS Ea from . M. le 4f► NI DostieleeittMa . Wei;t: a groat nobly.. lam tele ..... .............. Om dd. Omsk ems , INNS Or ewers Troweire ... Ik. l'ity .o.• do. lee drew .... tie r 3 P ikenikan; pl i m ai i. %We trolbir ds t i rm&sm i "W iwi* S e Ortml= e llall=mmtoo=mmut ma at are am& lim alol=F I. ploemollio=mt /4 WirtlMOlll. MAP , hollie.tallgeord airmi milkier. W HAT TO RAT, DRUM, AND AVOID ; WWI DIA TabiesS kso Omelial• a/ I. .1. Commas. NAAS, L.A.a. Its. Oaresers.-How Is lawn paha WAS% mt. • oar bad. isil a misrroi ll =:rm ak4 alf Os lasiosetlar bords astaird, the k% Ss iirmsty ma Sio Sh• mom illoilind emligulks._ in• swim Ss= soma a •ftfolad haspl••• • nod reidi Is bunt do kW& yodel al 111••••••• I• sem ._ _ - —__ - - Sciu. bulwarks, (maPPosed oranges, 1 CARD , will 7, co redif thisressk 106, retanomtcr-row; Camelia. 1411, Mast dem, Mai" Oa OM ; 44.. W &emu ; dbthet tram I» method,. Arevlimartea lemeheerhatresi. Limerick with -- and' UNITED STATES. FOUR DAYS LATER. Soi for Li Inst.; We have received, per Devonshire, Cant. Hovey, arrived in the river, New York papers to th e 31st ult. No political event of any importance had occurred' ohms the sailing of the Niagara steamer, on the 26th et December. The snivel of the Europa steamer, from Liverpool, was anxiously expected in New York. The winter I had art in with unusual severity in the northern and eastern states. DARYL Liverpool, normal!: ti mammoth, terday - horn, bulv sr i~ TV JACK F1t081"8 .C_ -It Olt, A SKIITOII 10 TIM SRAM= tollaat riot far &in ka=hahre liali—s warp See • ELhora foe ram while mar a fen; has *ha% raga his ariarl ran haw &Kw 4 Y had of daar as eoll as Agra the Pare remkeend to B r at I.) Irole7d= r u ttlima...4 *— oulk tato antra rd mama OM waß Areamed Aar Snare Maar at Illatar Hat. Sta. la I rat. rah halfamirs dehol 0 frIt u ra ll :141181 1 :=4. pciwar ...&-wiwyitli, a rag. = & osld raw to Sil o Weg Yr = mad awarra d. wad Mars aISJ I dimly direft ea rat& a twohearr hick RI. I sally that I rat do re 14 "u ku" Mitirro"Lizes. ii,.. ha not &earl thir is mg hie sot amid be M a t ra o aderZig. WEI aad SUN. who ark& plat meet eareako &Airs lee the loa Is obi& al dean alkeld equip, to row the rand a all PO far of NOW OMNI aeld WM Jerk % Mk floSl==poor hack: tr...,.. ed. rentitlea ir terekti Celle Iran IdOST.S. re rid Mr. Flea, ham &re he Mead) 0 re a.` the lard &ore feel—pea row Ore goal had a. a. of yew Illat. bare her we& SA. As les to parses X. .S. W SKATING BANS Tu.—Strad Itsta—rou il andorard the here— bluing, ttatle, eirorpreef, awl iler The &WIG& oa &dr la now AMIN Are &Newly lard la tripod of = 414101 to them yea mod la .at Thom rahiel ateedha Kott/S SKAT BOOM With rote Br & l eaa iv ryNG•News astratir. To. riaaot ail a Wag minadld dram lard& the Istria...4 as =abeam ref A. say gerkeisa amid mho rata Pio patetrati eaow—tet rearhig imp Con dad wee. ag to 'iv e year kat .14 chap. I to al .o thought of army Gawp oath rasa Conaonine PO WES' lIOSIKRY FOR MATING. Of cotter pea ham that. C 4 a tatorrato peke lots 11 ant Mahe choke et arm for the lea Musts cal SON upply the tarp ter Of neekrntnal. sad Ana. awl all tho reel. Aed, farthaware. I would aware yaw am That Mosta! ..1.1 the &oar SK ATI NO FU RS Onntre 1 , 014 Jar) that ell tap Lore pereat, On whom I ash WA wow.. name plasmat. WM motor Shat Mart war Tar good., warm, Protect the fide am form seek arty ham" With tht, the tastaser gmblvly how'd. Amid the abaft of is, awelahlat crowd. • or. owe curled ' NM Trasary ef Tama' eater at a rafted Ila of pram fle al& with fail direetior fee solforagrae ark isio WWI on rk.oefer.atddpathhaa ..... ..... ....... ... ............ Allem rad 131a0w On* Z e t i a ti l =o "6‘ l3•• 11 00 ILA 1 . 111 a. sows* Adak 1 0 • wird ....,== ~.,i. 0 ...... 9 0 ::::::::: 1 1 0 .... len ew illmmud ........ 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Wain. and it theme inwApilemeelellimm roe We I am now y eteltly neenred to WM by hem.—O. T.. dna'. am VOA , "Wien they ma lamembleo• in stow bomelber venom oil hosiverm. reeve.. Ma mow end dealkilley Ohre veiee. They Ws • inwine hiete.—Peloe l• led. b. ed.. end= box.—AemiM DA SILVA ad Co., I, Debtolemo. Sold by MI medicine Tenders Di s ILNER'S PATNNT WritONO WitoUoo IRON "HOLDTAfer COVER:CUNT 100 Z sad CASH ma CLOPlCTS—nsendeUnt. be Went/ neninesslass ad chanties. SU drawn nks la Oa vend. win It Ind Ihnenags. Mans Palen nessinallag Den Deed sad Plan Chan sad loin el all . IS pm nal dawn en no nova Is dr haw Mir at Ow isimaliattata awl anescreln Mann Mbar% nen d lbe Munn Ilistomac. ban ban laud la nel W. tam an la Israinhar bans. he as map Mel and gthor hi-sidriseb Or felletkA f isz V ia l o t= ar l ues—nroae fres OM Inn sad nsassis_ win Iv a door% donned Td owi lbeebt = lia = a r e ' fir . an . ben bar . lu aiss im die. T u. „iv 4 ., a . a torlarentasea Wu l i= M 644 hesilia s il elm. ins Maw Inn in, are. efeS r am aeassnallic penesaLW atm bans* r .81.1gma teadsester .: A Beriarbask .IAMI• : M Wblistrimmis Leedom DosklTA.Mommar limk ile rs! ' 0 L/MJANI"WILET tufuunarze s Seth of in- Wildhatim--11011IMANDIr MA on Is bldhly gr., rift aid wiloAlliill imini!‘ R 16wilue eff au 7 r: i wipu I i 1,11:11a VA i Jag 1 Lu k a e=i in Ds t S w m lo ow sedl ails illi g r ' No p 1 .5 .. .. =a re. Pswered =LA wejap=li... map sim Omit rirp: COMMILIWIAL. Nair Yobit. The. 30. —Merchants were =abut riad.eit les Mb rub, of ern bleb! by the Bo ma. It the hat buboes d. 7 of the yaw, 'Cheep mom ably ettouded. wee sot /NW bat prima lie Meisel brim Vin verily, with se upward troseleesy fa bee egg provilim. The Meek of lour ea baud le tie eft at the meet Nib an et the dots of the pleb your, wee bier eed et loom MAO to =I break ad the Meek of bob et about 475,000 Um swab IMO met sobbed bria. for the ebb Pie 11110• Mill of emeebsere were obielpseel Mb the Werke mai Ise meemptlee of maddetteth was Mee summed the erbele bee smarm bele bead aigt Is brim amid messosis remselbe be tie et Now Onno prove tree. it wee trrhem tbet pit tedbisd. Those he is pew* lb the emma ofesseet bob trriet arg eesorls ....t the of the lade pine wtib in* moo fiar m = " rl=lllll 1r eery = orm .... reerest. lab of b lad doll% e readwas eat 4 wg in esathiplat Mabee. mod Imes wore pre is the future tars of the marts*. The sob made to-day sera le the bee trade, at fell palm eel le rob we at an b edew Imhoff betenewhat wen mit es berm mated below. Yoe of eere were honied, basset arierisl Mune le geetatioes. lima bed es before. Oats as,, Ira Prober= were arm, mod gm* di the old pork baba wee bum at highs, prime th an e mal ',Mosby. Beef was be lbw with modorels ate Lard baba quiet. Oroserbo were base by la a beim, way. Opt ion ep a z=with bar oda of le hirrele "els were mode et flits. mIS dole. 124 e. /Verb won body, M 4 deb be. samerea—flem : The wits lea moo m 4,11110 barrels, bebralgetember mak Omega, ageWseg at 1 dab- Mt& , dela Ml= a red alwelfild area= et dole. Okla. la =earn gm dig leg SO barge= Oar egg et lea lifte.; leg Atte griegested Were arr. ar 11 data Itts. Mrs was berm iaggiry far gagaber= ead rig of MO terse= Web gra bre made at 5 dela 440.; TNNereg City lent was term, at S dale. ige., wink holden were =Wert le irk better press. Wheat : Feeder mks at Illairs =beet were sparted et 1120., art 300 = 13e. Con : The as osle reriat was Vag barbels white. as private terse; prime pier erred lime s7e. to We., ad remAined abort the re g. Ogee of LW burls Jevvey were made at J dole. Sew to I dela Na.; tad Sl* old, slise4. la 2 dots. 82e. Rye lbe Meg ere =fide r ea. Ore : Orel mew tiro, at MC. addrogra Sr at art pries sod rem ratosted Y 7o• to Sr bane* at II dais. Maar trtiterer, rd at $4 dor doe for the ; afterwards rid at 14 dole. no. ; 400 So 300 barn* aid ars were sold at 14 der, eldt l om lota mist, at I I dr•• lord ecatlitrd quiet. SW: a rod Ma of bed lam (IS tomb) or no at IS Ms.; and IS barrio Mop era, at 11 dole. lit. Mere Was soling sow la dimes or braer. FRANCE. PARIS, WEDNVIDAY, 6 P.M. A cabinet council wu held this morning, at which it is understood that the question of the Vice-Presi dency wu debated. The council did not come to any definite resolution. _______ It will be recollected that, according to the 'erms of the constitution, three names must be presented by the President to the Assembly on or before Saturday, and the Assembly will have to elect one of these three as Vice-President. Three lists have been circulated to day in the Chamber,sa being those which may pro bably be presented by the President, and it is remark able that the name of M. Vivien figures in them aIL The first contains the names of llufaure, Vivien, and Changarnier; the snood, Vivien, Botilay (de la Meurthe), and Abatucci ; and the third, Remusat, Vivien, and Oudinot. The name of Arago has also been mentiosed. It is feared that if the republicans of the veille are all rigorously excluded, that party might pert ape withdraw, and refuse to vote. It is under tood now that M. 0. Barrot has definitively resolved to abstain from all caudidateship for the vice-presidency. The support of the government will be Riven either to M. Dufaure or Vivien. A committee wee appointed today to report upon the demand made by the law officers of the govern ment for liberty to prosecute MM. Rourbaseon and Reynaud Lagardette, for having fought a dueL The Patrie of this morning has the following, which acquires some importance from that journal being a emai-official organ of the government : All the powers dear* to re-establish the head of the shush at Rome, and to ensure his independence ; all consi• der it a point of honour to co-operate in the matter. Portugal and Span cannot dispose of soldiers, but they offer money ; Raids and Naples are getting ready. Can France remain inactive ; Cr she, in particular, do so in presence of Austria ? Austria, it is known, takes care to have published in the journals in her pay, even in the Augsburg Gazette, that she as obliged to send reinforcement' to the imperial army on km march to Pesth. And whilst her journals hold that lan guage, she strips Hungary , whore matters may be considered now as terminated, and emcees numerous regiments to pain into Italy, where they are otmorntrating themselves on the frontiers of Piedmont and on the side of the Legations. She seems to menace at the same time Bologna and Turin. Ra detaky is waiting foe orders, and is in a position to premed to either cde. In both these :sees, has not France a part to play, a part active and energetic, not precisely he tile, but, to empaoy a term lately introduced, a preservative one ? If it be the cause of the Pope which Austria pretends to serer, it it be on Bologna that she is directing her knees, France, the eldest daughter of dr church, cannot permit that the duetted*. successor of St. Peter should be restored without her. She will consequently place herself at Cavite irece,un sad from that point wall pesos with the weight of her awned sa the deliberations of the powers. Nothing will be effected la spies of her, or independently of her. It it be only on the aide of Pielment that the efforts of Austria ars directed, there also it is for Francs to be present, and present in , arms. The eat situation of affairs is well known — Charles ' Albert, whether he or does or not wags war, I. certain to receive anything bat maledictions. If alarmed at the cheeses of a draggle evidently duproportioned, he should aveid eeenedag In war, Lombarby will call fur vengeance from all Italy. Who knew*, in that case, to what extregei. kis the Piedmonts.* people may allow itsel to be carried, r it is, as to its real interests, fanatkisrd by revolutionary journak, deaf even to the voice of Gioberd, already outstripped by mats / If, Gs the ND teary Merles Albert Wow In was, is It oft neatly diet la a veep sheet time, the Austria" army, so umereee, sad so et_negiyairCS: have beaten the Piedmontem army ? want orgy led lb wey to Turin ? It Wag pasibletbat emiti emotealities say he realised, France ought to he is a eituatisa to meet them. If the Austrian may dimild appear to desire to remain in Turin, the French army would have its eanduet ready booed out for it ; it ought In its tarn to take up a Dip% position at Chembdry, Geatea, and Nies, and *ease gall on Austria to I withdraw. But it will be said, if Austria iheuld not comply, • war must follow. War, wadi frame if Frames was not in a position true the preset time to came her will to be reepostml. It wool& not be war if wise premed's' be token. Amnia, whisk after all, does not want a sea quest weals she meld art keep as she well knows, would sonsasie Pleimank Essiwbe that she bad act attacked, art ohs had wady dehalsollisneid Bat as she waddler , . Maly be mistakes, she would efArm not without roma that the veaquidted must y the eon of the war, per should = ihelia* se must it. Is ardor that that sea mit Piedmont, already at the owl ol ler reMereee, it would be well ter Freese to be these to reuse, in a drat Meaner, the vibe et hiammilay to be hoard. Is that cam, the oosieranees et Breseeh West have their nee. It is, therefore, geed pdiey to prepare at the same time for war, end for diploma& negotiations. As to the gar- Um of Lombardy, properly es ogled, is there anything to ex pect from then double preparations ? We are sorry to be obliged to say is, bat we do net think so. The Mhserial .Bordelaia of the 14th inst. states that the French 1, in compliance with the repre sentations of the Bpc cabinet, has given orders to have all the Bpaair3 refugees who should be found esgagedia latrines to promote civil war in thejmern emery, seeltinflet the interior of Fran, so ash to pre: vent their communicating directly with the frontier. The Chambre des Mises en Accusation and the Chamber des Appels de Police Correctionnelle, met yesterday, under the presidency of the first president, and gave a decision in the affair of the invamon of the National Assembly on the 15th May. All the persons against whom warrants were ironed have been formally placed in accusation, and sent before the Court of Assizes of the Seine. Blangui, Flotte, Martin (known as Albert), Bathes. Sobrier, Respell, Quentin, D4grd, Larger, Bonne Thomas, Louis Blanc, Seignsuret, Hounenu, Huber, Lavirou, and Napoleon Chancel are accused of having, in May, 1848, made an attempt to destroy or change the government ; and of having, at the same time, excited to civil war by causing the citisens to take arms against each other. Coastal., Caassidiere, and Villain are accused of having been aceemplicee in the affair, by knowingly aiding and assisting the perpetrators. Eight of the accused are is light—lnnis Blanc, Seigneuret, Houneau, Huber, Caumidiere, Lafron, Chancel, and Villain. In the National Assembly to-day, M. 0. Barrot, Minister of Justice, presented a project of decree, having for its object the sending before the " Haute Cour Nationale , ' the principals and accomplices in the attempt of the 15th of May. Much agitation was apparent at the mention of this project in the Assemblz. The project proposed that the "Haute Coar should sit at Bourges, in the month following the promulgation of the law for the convo cation of such court. The minister demanded this project d'urgence. The Assembly decided, by a large majority, that a special report should be made by a committee to be appointed in the bareaux to-morrow. The Monsieur of this morning contains the decree imposing the duties on foreign salt as follows : common salts coming by sea and in the ports of the ocean sad the Channel : Under the French flag Under a foreign itag Refitted salt, white, powdered, pulverised, and table salt: By Belgium By era end the ports of the ocean and Channel : Is Yemen vesicle 2 75 per 100 kilos. Foreign moils 3.26 do. This decree is to take effect on the Ist Feb. next. The cub Valentino, one of the most violent of the ultra-democratic elute, usually presided over by Ber nard, was closed on Monday evening by the polioe. M. de Persigny, one of the orderly officers of the President of the Republic, has left Paris for Ger many, on a private mission. The principal and almost exclusive subject of dis cussion in the joarnals this morning is the question of the &relation of the Assembly, and it seems gene sully =ed igie th e nd in ghr tpr ilrit will be that the diaeolativin A report was current at the Bruns yesterday that the Austrian forces had entered Ferrara. The Gazette du Midi publishes a letter from Mar seilles of the 12th, which says the rte imers have not yet arrived from Tadao. The authorities continue to preserve the most profound silence as to the object of the expedition. Some reports (says the Nouvellist« of Marieillea) point to an intervention at Rome, others to an occupation of some point of the peninsula, with a viow to the probable resumption of hostilities be tween Austria and Piedmont. nark Jan. 17. New Loan. —; Than per Ores., 45 70; lies per Coot., 73 40 ; Lent Loan, 75 15 ; roma —. Bettie, Vire% 1440, Lie 1542. 871 Do. Tam% • Do. Two-and. a. MIK ; Lipka Baraen ; llama Lem: 674 ; Triesari noun. meal Shares. 1700. Inumers.—tarts and Odessa, 710; Paris and Room 437 SO; Wen sad Harm 340 • Arline sad Ilerreillea, 187 30 ; .fre e. Wass end Bale, It 50 ; .'entra VW /MN 151 33; Amiens and lou. Wm. 300; Ikrafter•a. 373; Kortb, 388 75. SPAIN. We have received the journals and correspondence to the 11th. instant. In the sitting of the Chamber on the 10th, M. Mon, the Mibiater of Finance, said, will reference to the ru moured change in the tariff, " Without now &i -mmuring the determination of government on so delicate a question, I will state that not one of the manufacturing interests of the Spanish people will suffer by the reforms that the government wish to make ; on the contrary, the government will protect with care all existing and acquired interests, and will not settle any situation without the concurrence of the legislative body." mama., Jars. 11—Tarapea, 19i paper : after 1301aa, 191 cult PIM, 10 mar attar Boit; 91 cash. Pasalrea. it paper attar Bolan, Sf a.k. Coupons, 4 paper. Back ciSt. Per.anaryl, ma, 36 paper. TIVIIIII7, Ms, Mrs" 71 paper. Latham oa Lomita, Pi rasa. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—We have received advice. from Rome to the Bth inst. On the 7th the address to the Roman people, which we give below, threatening excommunication to all persons who should take any part in the election of persons for the Constituante Assembly, and interdict ing all, of whatever rank or ‘onditioo, from assisting in such elections, was placarded throughout the ca pital. Large assemblages immediately collected, pa raded the Corso, took from the hatters ' window. all the cardinals' hats, and, having carried them in procession throughout the city, singing funeral hymns, they proceeded to the bridge of Sixtus, where they threw them into the 'Mier. In the fan bourgs of Monti and Tranativere, loud charivani were provoked by the address. he people hooted the cures of Santa Maria Maggiore and Santa Maria Transtivere, who had caused the encyclic to be posted; until midnight, the streets resounded with the cries and choruses of the people, who made it the occasion of a great fete. People of all classes are represented as being ex asperated against the Pope on account of this threat of excommunication ; and the lower orders, who ask why the Pope, who did not excommunicaoe the Croats, who were guilty of all kinds of horrible ex cesses, should excommunicate his own children, indulge incessantly in shouts of "Long live the excommunicate ! " The following is the address lista( d by the Pope. It is dated Gaeta, the Ist inst. : In Pis pesceful abode, where it has pleased Divine Pro. vidence to lead us, in order that we may be enabled in all freedom to manifest our sentiments and our wishes, we wait in hope that reason* ail be felt by our erring children for the sacrilegious and other crimes committed against per sons attached to us, o' whom some have been killed, and others outraged in the most barbtrous manner, as well as for the sacrileges and crimes consummated in our residence, and even ageism our own person. And yet we have, op to tie proem, received only a barren invitation to return to our capital, without even a word being uttered in condemnation of the attempts we lave referred to, and without the least guarantee against the acts of fraud and violenee of that in- estimate band whose harbeerons despotism still tyrannises ever the state and church of Rome. We have welted in the hope that the peotests and decrees which we have honed wculd read to their duties as 'abject', and as of the faith ful, there who in the very *vital of our states have despised these duties, and trampled them ander foot. But, trim& of retnrnicg, a new and still more monstrous set of hyposettleal felony and gesaiat rebellion, andadowly eamembled by them, has 1111w1 the esemme of our grief, and MIMI ear jest indigsatism ask will sales the uaiversal church. We nolet ta mak of that set, se Metals fa all its bearings, by Shia I les hewn p to eider the sonmestion of &estates. penal Miami Assembly of the Roman States by a degree of the 29th Deeember last, with the rupees of Thu ellairzf ag oew polities/ hems in the Pontifical States. lava" mass iniquity, the promoters of deem mind anarchy me esilemouring to destroy the templed sathoeity of the Rams Pontiff over the domains of the Inly alma, believing, and seeking at the same thee to tale it be Maimed that his soversign power saes.* to Nanny's's, ' and dep ends upon the cams of faetioas, though so irretragab y founded as are its rights upon the most molest and solid bases, and althoagh they are ac kn owledged, defianded, sod venerated by all seams. We will spare our dignity the humiliation of (Wellies upon all the mowitmaity el this abominable am, arising from the absurdity of its oel- Eh. the illegality of its forms, sad the impiety of its object. Bat cettlaQty belongs to the apostolic suthority with welds, unworthily, we are inventsd, and by the responsi bility to which we are bound, by the most sacred oaths taken intke preemies of the Almighty, not only to protest, as we now do, in the mast 'sweetie and ea:lm manner, against the act, bat mermen 111 61111111111114111 it in the Laos of the adverse as aa eassamme sad saisilesioas attempt against our hadapeadmas and ereara_. an attempt mid& merits tie elmilmemets Wilma leir - dhins red homes lama. We am em ineat eat ea reasMag fhb amdaslame meat you Mainal • in item yea with failsnatisa, as aa Malt end • Yoneefaehees, that nose of w is h:Mtn have et having bees tieenhed hankies stductions, aastd pre oft sabemelve sr of hams, of the maebballeas sf the earmise of as Wflr=law, of all right, of all VIM liberty, of even • . habig, we have this day spin raised lo .• M by may be your ranks or candid's,. from taking any pre la the destitute of persons to be sent ;to the Assembly whisk we have modemzied. In the mean dme.we tended yea that this absolute interdiction is sanetimed by our pre deoewore by anneals, especially by the holy °pencil of Trent (Sem. amt., c. xi., de Refer.), in which the church has repeatedly fulminated its censures, and particularly that of excommunication major, incurred, without the necessity of say previous declaration , by whoever shall render himself guilty of any attempt whatever against the temporal autho rities of the Sovereign Pontiffs of Rome, as we declare all those hays unhappily instated who have contributed (Tett' adore the beano dato opera) to the above mentioned est, std teas which preceded it to the detriment of the same sovereignty, or which in any other manner, and under false 'menses have disturbed, violated, sod scar ped oar authority. Hot, it we feel ourselves compelled by our conscientious du ties to preserve and defend the sacred deposit of the patri moay of the spouse of Jesus Christ, confided to our are, and to employ in that the sword of just severity which God him self, our judge, ha given into oar hands to be thus used, we cannot, however, at anytime forget that we hold ea earth the place of him who, in the mercies of his justice, never failed to use mercy. Raising thee our hands to Heaven, remitting and recommending to him once more this just muse, his much more than outs, and declaring that we are ready, with the aid of his powerful grace, to drink to the dregs, for the defence and glory of the catholic church, the cup of basemen which He himself was willingly the first to taste is, the salvation of his church, we shell never cease to supplicate and conjure him to deign, in his goodness, to grant the ardent prayers which we address to him day and night for the conversion and salvation of those who have wandered. Assuredly no day can rise which will be more joyful to us than that on which it shall be given to us te, see re entering the pale of the Lord such of our sons as are now causing us so much tribulation and bitterness. The hops of soon seeing a day so happy, is strengthened in us by the thought of the universality of the prayers which, joined to ours, amend to the throne of divine grace from the lips and the hearts of all the faithful of the catholic world, and who incessantly urge Him backings the hearts of the sinners, and bring them back into the paths of truth and justice. Given at Gaeta this let day of January, in the year of our Lord, 1849. rive P. P. IX. Count de Penaflel de Silva arrived at Gaeta, on the 2nd, as envoy extraordinary to the Pope from the Queen of Portugal. A letter from Rome, of the Bth inst., states that an electoral meeting, at which 24,000 persons voted, c committee of 24 members wu nominated to propose the candidates to the Constituent Assembly. TUSCANY.—The Tuscan Moniteur of the 10th inst. contains the speech of the Grand Duke of Tus cany on the opening of the Chambers, which took plain on that day. After adverting to the present se rious times, which he trusts may lead to the ultimate welfare of Italy, the Grand Duke announces that the int+ real condition of the country calls for vigorous and durable meaaures, relating to the municipal and police', laws, and the improvement of the civic and municipal gaud. The state of the finsmoss, owingartly to the new charges. rendered necessary by the amp of the form of government, and partly by the necessities of war, requires prompt remedies, such as will be laid before the chambers by the ministry. The revision of the codes, and especially of that of civil prcxxlure, will also call the attention of the chambers, as well as the improvements to be introduced in the department of public instruction. It is the will of the people that the war should be continued, since the same mo tives, the same dangers that gave rise to it, still exist. The relations between Tuscany and the foreign powers+, Austria excepted, ere saleable ; the Tuscan govern ment is particularly convinced of the necessity of a firm alliance with the other Italian States. A media tion is in progress to remove the differences existing between Tuscany and the Court of Naples. In the Papal question, it becomes Tuscany to follow the policy of the other Italian states; a policy which appears in spired by the greatest respect for the head of the catho lic religion. The Constituent Assembly to be proclaimed in Tuscany will not bee cause of dissolution anddiscord, but, on the contrary, the promoter of force and har mony. It rejects no possible form of government, and hopes to obtain the consent of the other Italian states . A Tuscan ambassador will be present at theoonterences of Brussels. Several populations of Upper Italy have been led, by their sympathy towards Tuscany, to de mand their annexation to the state ; and it behoves, therefore, to consider them a part of it. After reading this speech, which was received with loud applause, the Grand Duke retired, and the session was declared opened. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Our intelligence from Berlin is of January 15. Through motives of economy, Portugal has recalled the Portuguese minister at the court of Berlin, and replaced him by a charge d'alfaireq. A similar ar rangement has been made in St. Petersburg, whither Senbor da Souza proceeds in the latter capacity. Last week, a number of soldiers entered the residence of the editor of the local paper of Liegnitz (Silesia), dragged him out of his hones, along a number of streete, and, after having grossly ill-treated him, left him senseless on the pavement. His offence was that he commented in rather severe terms on the army order lately issued by the king. According to the latest intelligence from Schleswig- Holstein, the number of Danish troops still stationed in the island of Alsen ranges from 12,000 to 18,000. In Sonderburg alone there are 4,000. The Danish government have established quarantine on all the Norwegian ports and harbours. The supreme tribune of Paderborn has declined to undertake the trial of Herr Temme (one of the presi dents of the supreme tribunal of Westphalia), upon the ground that the Minister of Justice has not the right, according to law and the new constitution, to transfw any case from a tribunal, the competency of which was denied, to another which was not declared competent by law. Pending this question of com petency or incompetency, Herr Temme, unfortunately, continues in prison in Munster. Although the late National Assembly in Berlin passed a law prohibiting the conferring of orders as signs of distinction, the King has just invited, on the 18th of this month, to a splendid banquet, the knights and possessors of orders " with the badges of honour." This system of conferring orders oats the country annually 100,000 thalers, an immense sum considering the embarrassed state of the finance., the greet misery prevailing in Prussia, and the dearness of all kinds of provisions therein. The non-arrival of the Vienna post in Berlin, on the 12th inst., was occasioned by a frightful collision between the Austrian and Silesiaa trains. There has been a great destruction of property, but nothing is known respecting the wounded. AUSTRIA.—Oar intelligence from Vienna reaches to the 11th inst. It was asserted that ministers had retrieved their late defeat in Kremeier, by inducing the diet to modify the (to them) objectionable sections of the bill of fundamental rights. The recent victory of the opposition is attributed to the socesaion of numerous Czech members; but it is thought that the 'ilium between them and the Left would not bs of Wag continuance. 1 The victory of the imperialists between %suchen Parcel (as announced in the 14th army bulletin), is an important one, inasmuch as it will enable the ever, realit Thai, borrol and Rink 3 3 land, been ; mem Do. na Great Do. Do. Do. Dw lans.! Lam , I D o . Do. Do. Gads Uncles _Do. Lon., 1 Do. don Do. Great !AIL Do. Do. Do. Do. Lou. I Do. Madeira, The We 6th LEITH, Clarkeirianan I the 1" :CO Dutch the Com) eight vernment moral. London !ogee ... governmenl adv lice The It. Aberdeen, ,ten., Jule Dos., Bristol ea. Caledonian, Do. r Do. Chests East Etita — litirett Ent Lbw Urtat Do There =Lined It CaWeeks E. Laoes lo ablre i Do. Groat Do. I.), .. -,.....sarreeke. as-. sa. - ..... - -.. . . under General Schlkk to effect a junction with MANCHESTER SALES, JANOMIT 17. tin army. The market opened fins, and there was a fair amount of coding to the latest &mounts from Perth , w , business does. e Mute/gate Not, & Boa. 4 346 4 Loo. and N. Western New QM, de and numerous private hones were filled with coatoman Pref . ,. 1 p 3 946 p udders, who had greatly suffered from exposure IL Lea:. New , 4; • • Do.M.&&Qrs.(A&B), 21 p Lan Do. Qrs. (C), 316 5 p ineltment weather. Prince Wiodiechgratz had Do. 321. late Ex., '7 5.164 Mau. Sheds Lin. Ctrs., No. 2, up hi s residence in the fortress , Jellaohich in no. POW , 11? • 11 - 11 .). 4 3-161 d 14 • N. Statihnlah •at d Do. (Met & Lin.), 121 3.16 d use of Count Karyoli, and G ene ral Prince Lich- sek s ed a y, gs 4 in in Koesuth'e. Numerous arrests continue to BIRMINGHAM SALE 16, JANUARY 17. de, including that of Count Szapary, one of the There was a good . amount of busineu do ne i n this market,a of the insurrection, and the head of a distin• i.e... a d prices em. e ea „r wer m all i 20 m advance. N. Eitafbrdehire, 3 3.16 3 d id noble family . T h e postal communication be- Do . 00 . New , • • Shrewsbury and Bk. (A), 51 d Vienna and Perth has been completely re-es- Midland, so Do. 70s. 4 ied. It appears that the troops of Jellachich N. British Third% 41 . 13° ' 3 °. Do. Pref., 1 p the first to penetrate into the immense entrench- LEEDS S A LE S , J A/Ifalli 17. There wee again a considerable amount of business trans. of Pei* but they found only six spiked pieces acted i n s h ares this morning, and prices underwent some illery, the remainder having been taken away improvement as compared with the prices yesterday. Ninth. Great Northern, 10 4 N. Western, 111 d I D. (B), la d Shea, Itotherham and Goole, 21 t Austrian bank has announced a half-yearly S. Liims •r... 2 0 1 lile. 9d. 4 Ind of only 25 florins, instead of the originally teed. & Bradford, 991 Leeds end Think, 244 ad 45 florins. Croydon ThirJa, par Think Pref. (1647), 345. 64. 4 8. East & Dover, No. 4, 71 RTEMBERG.-It Is positively asserted, in a BRISTOL SALE& Jaartmer 17. . )filcial journal of Stuttgard that, in spite of all The market exhibited decided improvement, and them 1 ions to the contrary, the fundamental rights of was a considerable amount of bedtime done. Qrs., 21 1 d Neva end Ber. (Original) 271 • any, as drawn up by the Frankfort National G roat Western Q Do. New 171 shares, I/ 14 I Wilts., Som., & \resin. 13 4 ably, will be duly promulgated in Wirtemberg. e as t ern counties, 111 York and N. Midland, Ai DEN.-Letters from Mannheim state that the HULL SALIM, JANUARY 17. I government have resolved to increase cond. Maar-. Deng., Sot . Fret . No . N. D , Bittig Q .. h • , 7 16 10 . \ 171 c int ily the number of troops in the Oberland and the Hull a sae, 10 per CXomr.,lool Do. Medi, 91s. ed. district (Lake of Constance ), in order to be pre- Leofis and MID* 23 i foe any attempt to create a fresh republican YORK SALES, Jemmy 17. Yeek,New.,& Beet's. Na I), 201 1 S. Union Class B. (late 1.8c13.`„, 64 smut Do. Ne. 2 (late New Ber.), 201 Great Northern,Bl.lBs.94. 9ex to ,XONY.-It is reported that the government of Da. O.N.E. Pur., 81 i 1 1 .............,, ay have declared in favour of the election of the of Freesia as Emperor of Germany, and even as PRODUCE.-MINCING -LANE, Haff-pMit Ilso.--• 1 litary emperor, provided the South German s t e m s The public sales of Sugar have consisted of foreign, a part bought in and a part sold, at full prices ; the article generally A object to such an arrangement. hasgreatoonadenos. Refined firm-Coffee : The sales are pro- - growing without bay material alteration.-Pimento bought in SHIPPING. at late priees.-ladign : The quantity already declared for t en the 13th February, is 10,000 cheats.-Metals : , y ls , " Ltant an Uy . ; 17. 8ea -W e'vel -Arr ent, iTed Arkl : G ow all ; ede iri S d L e Mi t sal arda ; • ' ar l aneed 4e. pee ewt. ; Blocks, ,83e. • liars, 84e.; Baum. the ter has advanced to 161. to 161. 10e British Tin kW Bereefeed, Swoons; Karla, Bideford. Sailed Dart, v 111162.1...Sawilawittx,sp r OmiiiIi-Msoposi =1 16111 4.! ". taitillre- 16:717°P' i y.- ether - • r Winnow ,• Industry, vellum; •Juverna. Cork ; Vietory, Word ; Osprey, Tenby ; Express, Hayle; County, slucze C CRRENT. UM Mama, per art. DUTY earn. Pip, No. 1. £2 5... 0 0 retro-Tx, Jen. 17.-Arrived: Joe. Barry, Pause; W. ledta,N.P.bwit 34a. 0d.3356d Hoops ll 10... 0 • to Vesta, Mobile; Standard, New Orleans; May, Middling ma ; Norway, Alexandria. Off: Prenoni, Limns* St. Maaritaus, brown 23 0.. 24 Laos, at FIT ton. flora to use .. 1 0 1 0 .. .7.12 . 0 . go, Mary NVinch. Sailed : Fox, St. Michael's ; Bother, Yellow as e...t0 pie 1em....„......... 16 6...161 8 ighai. Pine.. 39 0...40 Ilided, sheet l7 0...17 5 IMM.POOL, Jan. 17.-8.8. W. strong breeze. Ar. Benpllklladrsada. 27 C. 22 Bars l6 10... 0 i: Europa, Philadelphia, dianiasted ; Dowedin, Cu- _.„__TTikfu S3 0...19 Patent shot l9 10... 0 9 red or minium n ; Caledolllll, Brander, New Orleans; St. George, s •••• kono n ee 0 0 :11 5 3 8001 , 00 l4 10... 0 0 r Yak ; Potomac, Virginia, with part of cargo - 1, ~;,i as 6...37 Om, per 352 imp• sal. d.p. ma overboard ; Franklin, City Point; Norway, Grey and whits ll9 C.. 61 liteh, Seal pale 26 10...27 • sandria. Sailed: The Isaac WrigM, and Amola, New refined, Hasbro'.. 46 0...54 straw 25 10. 0 0 k ; Abraham Young, Africa ; Pilot Fish, Bahia. Loa 46 C.. 52 Down & yellow.. 24 S.. 25 0 61 0...63 0 item Jane sad Btirlingshire, hence, at Maranham; the il lerrW Bcoe• West India, =Matter II 0..52 0 Reis, berme for Naples, at Milford. 23 10 23 15 may l5 0... 26 0 OW FOSPOBT, Jan. 17.-Sailed: The Wedlingtoa, New York. Good. - mmitourn, Imo OP WIOHT, JAIL 16.-The William, Mae.. a London, for Cadiz, is on shore near Runt Culls. Orem, good ordi- Come Net 34 0... m • CILLT, Jan. 15.-A ship's companion, some pieces of Say 34 0 35 •0 geed. Rape. p a le 36 10.. 37 0 warks, some staves, several oranges and lemons, a box xt 13...22 0 Fins ordinary... D •• 0 0 ...... :I o e umod eve tap pposed to have contained currants), and half a box of is goo te g e nOa ' s en j 0... 66 0 Pacurtmes, per sot. nges, have been picked up on this come Oolta ordi- Butter-Cork, Ist_ 70 C.. 72 0 ;AII.DIPP, Jan. 16.-The Agnes, team Rio Grande for Li- nary to las Te e... 66 0 4ths MI 190 pool, was driven into Penuth Roads with damage, and demlet's and Ps Stdo 5... 0 0 I ham to put in here to reLair. clang 2l 0... 35 0 Dublin, let oo_ 0 0 Tse, at pa lb. Limerick. do.. DILEAST, Jan. 16.-The itydreas, of Bamstaple, from Pawn, common. 0 8 ... 0 9 Corley, Ist 7O 0..50 0 I nerick for Liverpool , put in here on the 13:h inst., leaky, Kim at pee mat Newry let ...... 55 pumps choked, lois of sails, head and cutwater started, smolt white 9 a... 12 a Waterford CI 0...70 • 1 has been towed up to the quay for repairs. Cargo 7 6... 5 6 Beef, Ind* Per lOUTBAMPTON, Jan. 16.-lane Ciro:instance, from Havrelsis and Msellis 7 0 -• 13 ° *eel Lisbon, was lost off Cape Pinisteive. preview to the 12th i 1 rt.; crew saved. lemma. • Becce-Pork,Lmrk t . 76 0. •• • DuzamenT, Jan. 13.- Th e Sir William Collinp, of and h ent e i ne , Ke n. Do., Belfast t es this port tor London, drifted on shore on the Sands to- Leeward Wand Beam , Waterford, 0itr0 .4.a ina. °1444.1 ... ......:* 1 1 9 4 5 4:1 ..... 22 1. 0 ° Pork, Pi l e rime M teas 7: 0 .. .7.80 ° : y, and it is feared she will become a wreck ; crew mud. __ ..Premf.. ...,..„ I 6 ... 1 7 s mrt. se 0...64 0 50 • 0.. 62 to ISARWOUTE, Jan. 11 .- The Cestrian, from Bonny, for mownimr .2l 10 verpool, was abandoned on the causeway of this port this 3 1Per "' n • amuse; crew saved. • ...... -••• Jamaica, SO to VS Ditto Blelder YARMOUTH, Jan. 15.-The Hesperus, from London, for p et em u O.P. I 6 ... 2 3 I Va=, ° do r k 1 42 °-.5° 0 alO ... a 0 maericen.dutyp. 62 0- 73 0 rangentouth, went on shore on the Basborou,gh Sand yes- Permits marks 4 0 ... 4 3 Haoma, Os sea Cew, at per lb. May, and filled ; crew saved. Brandy, hatstands 3 9 ... 8 10 B. A. andM. Video, 0.40 as. 60 DUBLIN, Jan. 1f _The Orion, frtm Liverpool, 10 0 .. 0 5 en, put into Miogstown Harbour this day, with loss o f !Notch bleb lO 0 ... 0 o Brasil, dry 0 0 ...0 0 derails, sails, &c ., and other damage. Puss, per ton. Drywalted 0 3 ...0 31 for L eg . Britiskspirito,d.p. 10 0 ... 0 0 mid 01B1lAtTlik, Jan. 6.-The Fortuna, from Mazagan to RIga.P.T.R. £33 0-20 0 Rio, dry 0 31...0 al adeire, out in here the 6th inst., leaky, and must dim/large. dt. Peterabtug, 9 Lima & Vale. dry 0 3j...0 1 0 0... 0 u West Imils, dry 0 0 .. 0 0 he from ßearphandle Leghorn to London, put in here the Seed Dutch and Media 30 0.. 60 0 Halted h inst., with loss of foremast. 04 . 0 101 5 rtedand LEITH, Jan. 16 -The Unity, of North Berwick, from Haar, at per ton. K r o l ei.drY : : :1 til • lackmaanan to Beaully, yes totally lost near Porteetoo, et.Petetrabore,Msendso 10...20 , le 11th last.; part of the crew drowned. calabot half clean ------- - - - -- Rigs, Shins 53 10...5i Ruisia, ditto 6 0 . . 7 0 . :COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. 'Mho' Pim...o 15... 0 5 ...... ..... 4 0... 4 10 Wallis as 0..26 000 : 00 . b u y 6 0... 0 ,0 MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Ilea lelha (hum-, 15 C.. 23 3 8 2 1 1 10 0 ...... 0 0 u=o Dra . root,..at p i er ton. Bombay 16 0...24 rustic, Jennies 5 0... 6 • Tloo o'Clock.-The funds continue to improve, and Juts solid 10 0...1S 4 Ire have Consols now 90 to k for money, and 904 to I rut. at I tel f e j r* o... • Small . or account Reduced Threes are 901 to t. Three- ei n e s so 0... s Lima 13 10_15 a Bman Rim.. le 10..22 • 'tad-a-Quarter per Cents., 901 to 1. Exchequer Bills, £6 0 £0 Bradt ... Hi sld 0 12a. to 45a. premium. Bank Stock, 1881 to 19014. The foreign market remains nearly as before in IMPORT OF SUGAR INTO MUllBl.t.-The following is stooks generally, but with a further rise in Milian, a suasion on the sugar question which has j ut b een k nee d 1 : 1 .0 1° bi° ll:c l i:, at per 7. ton o . - 0 Bed Sanders. ..... ... . 3 5... 319 which are now quoted 90 to 3. Brazilian are 77 to 9. by t h e R em i se government, ordering areduetion in the duty New Granada, 16 to I. Peruvian, 48 to 60. Mexican, 261 to 7. Venezuela, 19 to 21. Buenos Sr. Per/onetime, JAN, 1549.-His Ma=y, having &Lagoa the Ayres, 26 to 8. Spanish Fives, 151 to 16 ; the Threes, :fear.. %%aim' i n the committee on yellow sugars of 60 copses per pool, or ss. 6d. per cwt : at nu a l difl o e f reTttial duty, has given the fol. 28} to 9 ; I admleriaa 'assive, 3Z to a. Portuguese, 26 to 7. o w i ng decision :-1. Having divided the raw sugar imported Into Pig, Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 49 to 60; the Pe frees Omelet ii , iotWO categoric', to refer le the farmer the white sugar, and to the second the yellow .d brown serts.-2. Whites Fours, 77 to 8. Reagan, 102 to 4. are to be admitted as hitherto, at a duty of 3 ro. 80 cop. silver wooed, It is stated, in accounts from the Continent, that wheress yellows or browns, which will prove similar Of infer err to the the wealthy banking firm of Baron Steiglitz and rr b a r y d ere l lrw ee e`j i rP s ` thlft hae l i t . " l l ;2 l 4., e ,"Pgj e l tial ei r, I j e i rg, Company, of St :Petersburg ; taken the loan for day of whites.-3. This law is to be in force iron the navigation eight millions of florins to the Austrian g °- l a g er' and t it b tAe hke e wine applied to thet yellow remaining . ' 11 11:: vernment, say, in sterling, 800,0001., 1 ditions not known. It is supposed, how- the con- rtandard retook. will be Heed by the United Committees of impair.- WM und Commerce, and confirmed by the Minister of Eioano r e c ognd ever, that the loan Will be supplied by, as i n a se i t e oftg e m kept ile th fixed u a ime th. h t i t w :is i 1° ce c o i f ° the n cli e g t re ui nt quell. reality taken for account of, the Russian government. um received from abroad is the one of a rather darker Ant, to be l Thus, singularly enough, Russia, until of late years a gem . nby u:',°.;:nunt'itte6l/2 ti. and on to be co: f tir t fed e ll the Mintater o c ) l borrower in the moray market, has become a lender, t h as encee po ;. - 00 „ . . most accrekTg . t. su b r p os e o e s i o r 'agar -std and a large holder of the stocks of the greatest powers at ter mote , se to the meweil cry.-e. If yellows are not tied ss such by um experts, i of Europe, to wit, France, Great Britain, and now of slog an they only pay th s eduty of white engem, end are set pedve of the Austria, if these advice. may be relied upon. permit, of Is duty, levied for the declaring of higher pods 11l be. SWUM' "TN De. , ,in to a lower description.-7. The experts are appointed tor one Rank Stock, 18ei 901 wee.. co for Ar , Fehl3. bite 1 year. Two are chosen out of the merchants and brokers , sad me out 3 per et. lied. Ana , . 1 1 00 i PS par Cents., 000 1 o f Ik e mem b ers o f t h e Moscow on Society of the Committee 3pm Cl Cones Anna. Le * bacheouer Site. 433 to Me Prom of Sugar Refiners.-8.-U there Is any difference of opinion soon, Foll,Eldg FUND& ' the esperts, they refer in writing to the Exchange Committee. which 6 per et Austrian Bmdk •• 1 par Coot. Grenada BM, 161 gives its opinion to the custom-home. if the custom-boom how- % par et. Beg. Howls, 77 9 Grenada Deferred lads._ , SA ever, does not agree with the same, the me is referred to the De- es per Coat. ditto. - 6 per et Meals, ISW, We 7 partment o f Fore i gn Trade.-9.-The remuneration to the experts is 6 er et, Reazillan 8da..7118 6 per Cl. Peruvian Ma, 48 6 t loop. silver per peod on the whole importation of sugar. ,alb New, 75 7 IS 8 r enu aliper F° . 14 6 102 4 -- -- ' Irtio l' ai l itisn"Brt.77o 3 * Date Spiatrials., *liti 16 TALLOW.-Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 41s. 3d. Ditto Colima Der. Md... - 3 per Ot.Spurieh Bda..aBS 0 rolumbian heuadar 8d... 3 1 Spaniel Deemed Bd..- separate months' delivery, 41s. 6d. 1 per et Denial lids.. Of 2 Ditto, POIOIVO Mc, 39 5 li per Cl.D s lch lids. , dl SI trier Ot. Wee eels bar.. 1 0 94 CORN.- The following return of the Imperial I meet. Dutch CeM, 77 5 • .___. Averages will appear in Friday evening's Gaulle ; RAILWAYS.-The market is again better this IMPERIAL AVERAGES. morning, and shares generally are firm. We quote Dm • ... ... ist bee • i i!st r le liliZ ete l • l sstie••l3ll°°;il 0a 94 London and Brighton, 35 to 351 ; Eastern Counties, - Is ... .. . la7s &I 31 3 44 Ille lid"tos 114 34s ad 39s 3d [la to Hi; North Stafford., 2 1 die. ; Rouen : and Havre have been done at n, and Bon- Jan. 13 ...... ..... 450 45 s 10430. 4124 1 1 0 3 ::: ::: f a : u tile 3 41 1 ,1 6 * 46129 a Id 31. 7d 385 id ikl idii : a ' 2 .12 2 1 i im 2 d ' i2. l: l ii I IL I: . w t: d d ogne and Amiens at 8. It is stated that -...-... rovernment have determined on making an 6 weeks' Agg. Aver. .47s Od Sle OClfe 34 Nis 3c1'33., 6.1137 s 3d advance to the Dublin and Belfast Junction DeeT.-Wheetv 10..; Auk% M.; OM, 3a. 6d; Rye„ Beam, end Poss. D. ins of 300,0001., the amount mecessary to complete it. - hies. . Den 9. Deo. 19. mee.2.l Decs rAI 1 % Ile ground on which this sasultanoe is to be rendered -- -- 1- --=-='• -- - - " an ' - -an. - 48 0, P, that as the Great Southern and Western of Ire- 47 6ln ... ... ... and, the great trunk Itne to the south, ha. 47 6 7... 77 1 - ... ... . - - 4 is teen accommodated by the government with the loan 43 10 1 ...... ...... .: 7.1. - 1 ***. yanima alteration. t ionwaS in e tt a h e i b p i r t i e c tl e I, In or f half-a-million, it would not be dealing impartially 43 4 ... =.''....... 3 withhold similar assistance to the Dublin and bat :aw e :Ls:, - - , noble to. 17.-Mon ° an te lelfast, which is the great trunk line to the north. the trade to.day than we have had for some time back i BALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prim will be found in Ism lam) l est week. Wheat sold at from 17s. to 19s. per 3 bushels. berdeen, 171 Norfolk, 49 Barley from 302. to 31.. per qr. rob., Non., Boa., and Eastern Lou. &N. Wester& 129 301 June., 1 Do. Qrs. (4 and 11), 29 Bosrox, Jan. 17.-We have been well supplied with 311., Shun., and Berm, 41 Do. Ctrs. New, 101 1 Wheat in oar market today, and fine dry samples supported land and Exeter, 63 Do. Fifths, 51 tie rates of this day week; other sorts 1.. lower. Beans le. Iltdadan, 261 1 Do. IW., M. and B. (A), 13 decline. The Oat trade exceedingly dull, Wheat, reel, 375. Do. Qrs., 5 Len. & & Western, 431 3 to 445. • white, 475. Oats, 12r. to 21a. Beans, new, Do. New lot. Pref.. 111 1 Do. Thirds. 11 25e. to ks. ; old, 375. teeter and Holyhead Pref., 131 Do. New, Pref , ss at Anglian 231. L & E. and Mid/and, 59 9D CHICHESTER., Jan. 17.-The trade in Wheat remains in L. & D., 41 Do. 50/ OonsoL Pref.. 1211 about the same state as int market day, the best samples Do. U. 16s. 6 per Cent. Prof., m North British, 161 submitted to, and a considerable quantity left unsold - at the finding purchasers the inferior newlected, the supply of stern Counties, 11l 1 Do. Qrs., 31 Do. New Our. 6 per Ct., 111 ........ N. Stafford w... Mire,.. ....1 2 4.,, , L ., _ 4, Barley being atilt large, a decline of le. to 2s. per qr. was Inburgh end Meadow, 411 et Lincolnshire, 361 1•701"040, Won . an d & Beis l o, l ol close of the market. There is little inquiry for Oats, Beans, set Northern, 911 ex Ist I ex int and Peas. No alteration in prices. Wheat, old, 52.4. to 3o Halves A Del.. 41 sex int Scottish Central, 25 56e. ; new, 34, to 50s. Barley, 235. to 28s. Oars 17s. to )o.llles. B 6 p. C., 41 4ex int (Strews. and airs. (A), 31 4 21s. Beans. 345. to 38s. Pen, 36e. to 40s. Flour , ' 3';e. to net Western, PI 6 Do. New Guaranteed, 91 37.. per sack. M. Halves, 471 8 8. Eastern, 241 51 M. Qrs., Mi I Do. No. 2, 1113 HALESWOETH, J an . 16.-W e h a d a l arge attendance. ) 0 . Fie, I Do. Registered Na 4, 711 ex let Wheat and Barley a fair sale, at late rates, for superfine qua- *. New 171., 131 Tort, 114710 .85 Ber. Eaten. No.l !Mies; but ordinary sorts difficult of disposal. But little in. e. & Carliale, 554 (York t Newe.), 24 / ie. and York. Qrs., 121 Do. No. 2 (Ne & Ber.), quiry for Peas and Beans. Wheat, white, 42e. to 48s. ; red, io. Fifths, 7 1 201 f 38s. to 455. Barley, 265. to 31s. Beene and Peu, 30s. 0, Thuds Reg.. 51 Do. O.N. E. Pur., 81 1 to 34e. o. West Rifling Mama 21 f York and N. Mid., 57 HAYWARD'S HEATH, Jan. 17.-We have to report a D and li!sclford, 99 Do. Prof., long steady demand for Wheat, at last week's quotations, as also don and mekwalli 3 1 Do. E. &W. Ex., 171 o. Eaten., 111 Boulogne and Amiens, 8 Barley, Oats, Beans and Peas. Old white Wheat, 14/. ~ Brighton, imd & Z. 7.. 1 1 4 1,4 Limendssert2+ , to 141. lOs • old, red, 13L to 13L 6 e. ; Dew, white, 10i to o. Guar. 3 per Ct. (late - Namur end 74 ex dlv 121. 10s.; red, new , 8L to 111. Barley, 30s. to 31s. Oats, don Thirde), 91 ex div N. of France. 2 ex die 18.. to 225. Beau, 30e. to 33e. Peas, 365. to 395. a New W., Guar. 3 per Cent., ParD sad BOOM, 18 el 8 I Paris and Strastourg, 21 NewAstx, Jan. 17.-The supply of Wheat war not large, Ilesterongh and Radar 6 per I Roues and lIIIITO, 9f of Barley good, Oats trifling, Beane and Peas small. Fine est. Oust., 67 dry Wheat the turn dearer • second qualities very dull sale. LIVERPOOL SALES. JAXIMAT 17. Prime malting Barleys fully 6d. per qr. higher. In Oats here was a fair amount of business done, sail prior s re. m4andtiP:gas,29littls.etopassia3ls. 64g...Agrimnoddiengra,teudse.mtoall2d7tcor seoeadts,Bnmewns. Wheat, white, 48.. to 501. ; red, 460 . to 48s. per qr. Barley, nod stsdy. Milan Prof ., P/ It I Mac, Sheif , end Lin., 36 aneaddre, 19 Do. Ors. No. 1.64 d 15e. to 18s. ; old, 225. t o 263. Beans, new, 32a. to 34s ; old, A New, 41 d Do. Grimsby Qrs , 81 O which was • very dull sale, at last 40s. to 425. Per, blue, 42a. to 435. Malt, 545. to 565 . . • it Northam, 10 1-16 d ' Midland. 891 a. a, 3 d D o . Halves. 61 si d HOMroaD, Jan. 17.-We had to-day a short supply of most kinds of grain, N. stabrdsffire. lik d it Wedeln Fifths, 19 It York. X& L.), 1,1 d Shreve, Oa, & Ches., 41 4 week's prices. Wheat, 40s. to 62a. Barley, 28e. to 325.; r. PEW, I d Do. 101. shares. 1 d grindi, 245. to 27.. Oats, 18 4 . to 24 4 . Beene 24e. to 345. 8. K. & Dover, 25 a Pref., 11 d Peas, Ws. to 34 2 . Eye, 245. to 265. r. Balm (H. & 14.), 13 d Do. No. 4, 71 I >. Sete L. &Bury), 161 d Do. Beg., 71 SPALDING, Jan. 16.-At to-day'. sorbet the t . tit & North Western. ITS lij York, Nerve. & Ber. (G. N. E; for all Cads of grain. The condition of 3 am * 11l ). New ass. Si• 168. 01 . ) 9 v•Pla wk s. N. p 'acted by the damp weather • bat few . a =TA.. 1 ri.)• 126 Dui& dt d Wheals are in grinding oondieion. Ia pelifis.4oll4l4BoM• .23;1 6 ! .., ~.„, : 1 ~. . .... .._,- ~ ; \--,. , ........ .7 ....n -- • I , - - A, ci) \,•••:-._.,, ;1 f r.r. : : • 2, :ji" • fi v G P ~ ...4_,N. „ .y.,- , J , Alg ' - - -