The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-30 00:00:00

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Adds it molsi COMM sod we Sod tint sD Ws souse with wkloto ths sine mess istssolest duds' WY maw ass stilvw. Ws Awl is ad me see is leha se to esesists the loons at boa awl Ow suds st its mire= so Is mew sammy • low Am slid to,. lowpwslise b ALS the ressiLlo wtywdra eitlt 0 dining the lam wit 0 marls asyyrowsidis. Is prep mink Ow mond= dlid wpm is miss pedal cad sm. OW% sad a Wyss mew divan is Mika lbws sows is Ihs slost aside atolls rosake. • The proms a/ Meeera DeliJa aposies taw. thorseirs. ho s saw. ' • sisal 'Wow Lew aboard this say yet seempated yreeertas twa w me° V A M has. AIM= s. TA7iOll, lAstaises sus Clissistry It Gees limed. *Clowissi labarstay, lissysod. Avitot 0. Ise." is IR CULLOM .1 Dawns &OM PATER! 0017 12E. & 1 & a. Otootoo Oa& pot b. 416011 pol • o n Ckal u 2:5 6. •to 1 4 to 1 apliss Mt to nowt lOOOl 4 Oood to rho Toy Me to Mot. Colo MN A Moor sod Nod 00110 Maio Chios OW to Moog Solosloil Stoto. A xii. at Orono& 3 1 & 4. d. Mos albs, per R.— S 11l Toy otropimililliovoired 1 4 Song sod vow W 1 0 Ward lloollavoorodOolko 1 6 Too god mil stroosi ...... 1 2 Pootlasksrobolos OWN 1 4 Ilosloos No do soppledla lath% orl3lob lollato aredoroo3 nags. ad the Imo Is Arm! br thus wina.totorooL Ae hiseriai sorb in salptied waded seasi. beaks, matabe tw ponadeeeele, sad ao extra eberge is wade One the boat.: eemile et pad and add. le sealed beetle la. dd. T. pods of smog awl Ire kid ea. la seseed bade .7e Od. I. moded -y ISS lad eseethat Whs. he a meted b. 6d. tale 6 d the beet ell misdeed Wise, melba la alma eat damn of Ihnear, k • Neb. bulk de. dd. gosistrhesoret ere seppled is sealed teethe, aostabda. one mod Is* mei as ears ahem Is node for tbe tether. but Id. sett sisord hr the mot, Whirs whim waned : On mad cd very psi rease t with our la sealed bottle 1.. 4d. Ilss ug ald el eery 'bolsi sea Ihr haverszed s Is. W. sos sserd of perhishrly sollent sad larlprsetss of* la a mod' bath. DM= sad COMM held themselves resteelhie tribe site dr. Swim es/ toward, artless *IRS ds emill•111 bottles I. • are. The sob mete Ate the peers to is tie sot toe it, aid the ems el lesd Sem retard. 0.01114 mil COMFY. d r set gears*, sear seelltlet spistbrshese. • emsesatebieg di to. bottles, tell be finfeobel sa rho see* erne bode es to tutee to IMMIRIMINS the -f sing osiy pure Celle DAM awl COWL sees sad to bui their 011ie SS; - he a g e lt themetees. ito view of •ebr ay seety by kr es DA K IX owl 001111. f. toolooo to es*, eueelleme oneUres ereplete, mak elpribts east sod amasSerswihtst the wet peek stwor, be: N. eleellews oilmok Amiss to us" orl the pills geserst*, eettelly UMW es teetted the tey mei assenis es. Or to the swim 5a.,•11 DAM'S Bevel Palest Gift% est to view the Ode to Ni t.. eel ealbeaseigmtis seeellts Said taw ineltesso et DAMN sod CO3IFIF., be Mgarawee. Wft • oiest'e4lesr et Number = lo ult ui lro sieleorat le Is teoltiag to oempeet 'Mere to tbe eted oopida tles viols at thin iteie2steet gr . tee neillag segaileg seise. ItElt CARL Al SWIM Ma by pest tdn rads the itse.t ewe sea ettiattes est SI be rewarded, wrier, tree, It issepnied by a rupestahle velkettie er • venison kr pl= whether by peet.eillie spy's eider * ethervits preSisd the past sem te em 11 a t erwelott beteg about one ea es stuated he •the Isede b, the sere ea ha l 4.4rg lie rut .ill bs Awed to el abs webs.. asliplag geskagee et billies to Louisa my on a oembleroble portion et their rail akermithrobrid.sheilmjelrbrothearli Nem I•CMBE . R . amovolle, me a proltio ellen leal ap ii=d l 7ll•ll be Lemets. DAM sell COMPT. IMO= MIR IT. rADLI (1111IIIIMITAND. EYELTY is BREAKFAST SERVICES.— imesi FAUX? SLUM= Ti! mil COMI MILVICI6II M keg& bus morklid la 'Tory sty* toast tbe r ra z 160 prirsady -slid a PURL SAID. 0 8 11 . ITZ IN Ike plat r Moor& 1111 else 10100., 4 0::= I irklk do aro art Murry, are sow died kr sok el mil kill idiot mold have bus di simied kat kr the awry arbkrei W the melon paint. They am us ikialls a ilksr. 020,04 pairs km sod esien Net emploSi AI 17 0 kabselos de. de. ds. Ilianksi 66 alma as fkb. --._ 0 17 0 DM M. /W Elk de. .. OO 0 laskgsakrarpdlorm de. IL ....-. RI. Task, Lk ark ; sioo-0010. Ilk. a s k; of t he ll 17 alb. lay fiber arab sksty la tie ems preprtlos. EssraTkp NM re MM) L 111711011 (Ye 11110ps• awl lkelea), ki. Oskrill fol, kielmowliest...ernsr g 110vms-dresq.—lstabliebeil ajw•it. 1110. -- - - rbps*BPS DESKM e IE o zBOXES end TEA caurs beep e , lie. 4. Liaise. sambles ell that ad lb the not isse* libeiel by blab, w-- --- h l ea Ids see than mg be seesaw dee ,lit seebse to the ermine mesh* psi. be* lobeeleetter. Wry slops.asa NIA Amami. tie L ug. bee% me la bet evesethreg be be weebselis sal 64=ila *sob er &pan rot serpreed by ..rau Y the d i rid erObst taresier el the sebelleisi mob steep eel pleb the peesiler reed sum be soliseelleplebeielbi. eat bikes Impresberii lassetelai bib el berieverre eseelbed. THE HEADS of the PEOPLE 1•71103111= 1,1171111014 E'S ROYAL BLUE 1101:18ZS. ib t. IIIXLINGTON. sad 111011RDITCEI, • lo . li 7a - &UM ' BOX' ET% Olin p pad. with • rmilttass• promptly szewatad. VCI ot :ERE% CELEBRATED OVERCOATS. " Vt. POWER& at s Cealattatreet, tear le Me head Prier Albert, NA the mieteetai /died the otlebeeted mesa (arm wars W dome miry seldeera mod path as le the lamb" ash aitelhe tar =man la the =r Via maids* tee the eumehet et the rat sew eve kr whiter, Niel the 110TA l tarL11 OM. con. 'lath, sidles* paelleely psalm win note MI been' laser Wsre eel Meer lahe e i s d a ih e m. pint, sad ecatearr Ws ee tee, eddy se ae te lle eallable to Ilter kthe t. ad, m, w. WM* whit at. seemee wale h lb me eeenelle isertt."— Mealier Envy pram rte le steempti—" JAMES a, Ceadult-etsest, Espes4iesst. sad 1, llatederataer, CINIVIk " Comely spate Teased. MII7WSPAPIEf3.—AII tho LONDON MORNING, 110100, rad WILT lES. and ataraptd ATIONS. PORWARDID fa wady NEWSPAP printed vrappers to ail PO of las wield lit* sammay and &opals& Oppli• Wadarly dm A Ink Indian prior tar amen paper quadt•TlT, law Wail grit* on appamby paid i•Wir toJagli Em Msa, II A. Illitter-awe, Yonahareffotreet, Larks. annstana rem r I ALVANISIL--Paralysis, Astluns, lo digestioa.— ii.suas are wileicad to seed to Mr. W. U. MAME, of 37. inatowiek.quam Landow, Ow bfe PASIPHLETea MEDICAL PAL• hanloM, wkkb will be farmyard free as wee* of two pedant ttampa They will he asioulatutd at he weinada la It will be bead t i e l =alere MOMS la rows at mama, Amur eels, sciatica, no. sleveameris Pa = al" en= eiNl ibsadman' . bieksimisk dellek nielr al Mat", all mew of serrour ma =re, Li. Mr. Haleele welled at at *hid IKe getveale laid le qda bee treat all ainteemat serwatica ; la tee, It Is ruler pieasvaba Ulm etherwler, atl mealy babe we szwedlesty kad ot do w it. It quickly ammo the plaint to itbeat mannee. Tame awegalseeper weak. AIIIERNETHrB PILLS for the NERVES sad 11 7 15CLZS. prime 4e. &I. Ned I Is. attn. We astrasedistry way he premeditates deentet. elltellsaa the var. _WO leant we pato* red will eteeedi le imam! Ml._ bled. TM ossmos mossoMos mmish mif by mob. Is Ni ~Ms , b stionglinles do ammo em/ namshor Mmt.tt eels es a gentle spolmt„ if aPm milMlis si gl. g ** =.et the mime% mesas psM srl o pm -111 I ssewhimp re v a poem Iles maim Is mismi Igs llsd. ibs a feels *MY loft he a tam mg Mom way albsum ; m Oa ssomsa. *WM. me &tam el baying • WNW ampludm *MA tm. bs grandmas lie Alonsep's fug4 I.4ll =Ciremissa rsmi smali T . lousst-pries bst is Wholmaie meals BATICLAT. O =alnitt mad 11330 .NWirrAyeet, UMW; GANGER. rATRANIATORY, at LIQUID HAIR Du ; the ear Oa abet tray seewas tor all alseety red oh get** meets. but ee he bale pews, es It wee Wm or 6.llhet ormeteeel eed or pee* het ereeen be eV ether dyer. ...__ 1 . 11 17 8 1 . 1aviik he emir* eetilbseei. iseeetemeel the - ":i ii t es le led ban ea gewitehee smirks ft are V ae We it ire the lea time at their ewe edit ell ankle then le me It Merger& themehret. 1 111,11 ' e eleme et lame. !bey tbla I le eh% task bWhehes VIVI Is the htsleuellees elm IMO thsenerry e 11711. Ivole• "II Pulse hew eentelei eigehly hell without make is *Ms- MINN 10.1 Med 110104 lid eel 1111. Illebepiveteetteet. lAhhh• BEAUTIFUL TEEM-ROWLAND% ODMITOot_ MAIL 1111311=1C11. eblls revisr, sow SiNos dwelt sad mut mikursMilopsilmiest theOrlossi ame t w ief i lmas sa lrier ken ths aw isr i am e : SW- Ma ri willmis.sad gis. b sinessos sirsms So die Derr =Ss sioss ismilessl bum Sr pea. Ni a *oaf woks sal aim ins Musk ISA lis Iselh (II losesisrs mime' lin Is Ibir subsls Ma Is. SC Iss Iss.—cso 11111s 'll_ post lb Ass dada Osmislessro bale um mks =A se A. ZOWLAND saysisi es the 11 •11. Is es are Ise. OM I/Ikm, sod %.= ?RI DIMES OF CONSULS TO 111AVILLIDRIL 1111MCILINTS,ka. Thla ray, arw Wicks, grin radaral is ea, &LIMB CONSULS ABROAD: they O r i g i n . I. aid Priviews; Dada, halidlidak sad Enflame: is; the Las% Orals Omodk, sal babmatlers by wl Jib any sae gaddeadd. as wit es aloe waft Sr Ihiprwalta sad ra d/ma Ihir manalma aft Ompia y Dam nor, Esq.. 111. Zwar 4il i al raillan avla ammi asA taftimit; m ama we aut may limpalmar le amode,aat Nareaata, sibeivairs. esp.l.l. all amadlers."—Masafas amams. lalbsam Wawa. Bard Iftribrage; sat Wawa twarraan.• EM la I col. er, prim lii oink -- r e I ip i . RTNERSHIP wi th LIMI T ED LIABILITIES (inconlift m tho Oonaardol Prank* a ibo Ocatiliest of mg the WWI Sinn of Monica). Mt tin Ilaployzo d ost of r d. Olfooill. of Wawa. ma tin Mahal qt astiame •Itlllelaw It bra as la amp Imilaaanakaa tbe and vaaalliat awns In We amasimaree Neb. to ea lamill la lib mins at araapag.' Loft : iii filos Wink paalahr. 11, alga asimaaa. New otod Immo.dlebiof Me. Mina Wont (Mawr of "The Conattwassoo . ' Modem Oroliot,` ha) Arittoottio, L ootordamo Ida lowa timsalmy wawa of Ms world. lIM fordirlso fa tr t irB COMMERCIAL AIUTHMKTIC ; and at Do soatoot Out waMlial. TATE'S KEY to CO M. M prise Ito. M. . • work of gnat moillma*—Tho lima . Aft r • aril imrimisa of Tate Arefswils. wo promisee it soportor Is oil other pabloodoso Bath Elo mu dero-4tits. Milton MOO% Ito* mes ; awl lawns sad Co. YLNFTUATIONaI I!! THIAATE OTIFTEMEWK. Eleventh Itltioa:TraTthlN 17;1;o1071. 3Z, teurd QUMERSALL'S I NST sad DISCOUNT 7.411125, aothotod at 1. 3, 31, 4, 41. end yr amt. They art also atethalsolod with TOW of Tithe god Ilealthetho. We seek le dialootheoll friss A ethers on the eimaegisit by of amaranth or L . awl am of ealsolattha. T. I. Othotheau. 11111.theber. WON% 1 Royal islestie;•••3 Yenea. 133anish MOMS of coloatatom. urrraso. L • Mr dins, a woo ad IMF.Fid Wake, la • art lbw whom. Wand la doe. piss PRACTICAL MERCANTILE CORRESPOND EMfi : • Ooliooda• of Maws Lawn al Dubow Wet Whoa On . llarkloot/ 2 7. - 4owlytisolftark sodul= anis Inman, Miosat law Ms of Moe mak • Ilmorkturo of Taiskollaw wa w to howl lo oiry awry. hy W. IL Ammar. ■ • woe wwWWWWw r asplele soils Y owiewohl bow. Ito mallhoobobi Was how ismaho wommookl Moro as/ Os alai milt bob( ad bo of goallod Witty owl maw at goadaoloolaho. h a brow • wed meal =haat la WI br= s t waaiworooroo..•—aboorow. howl "Wm. ; Meow Lawn= mad 011. owl oh WooloWnwa CHESTER. HOLYHEAD. AND MOLD RAILWAY. The hay, prim le. On, hitaLNETTER to the SHAREHOLDE'RE is the CHESTER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY COMPANY. and DON end NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY en the DOINGS of DIRECTORS in the CARR of the CHESTER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAY sad the MOW RAILWAY. By a Dusan. NUM. Laden: Eilksham Mew. pabli/her. 11, Royal Ezdesage. HE fiCTE r Vi r tfr k tE u r How to • Live and die Lin tor Ida som* miss kr diet. ristaist. THE SCIENCE g rim eft is&amers ISt essarbg pried sta t =Mt s w e e t = aal iarse of life. By .-14•1 sal Ikkards. U. PtiorrseSie-rws Landes. NSW WOW IT TM MEM Olt yams illit." Oa t. stat bob ha le ilk prise k (to be omehted Ihmoltae), Na 6 of PNDENNIIrra lrirtenes and Mishrtsass ; his Fries& mg l OMNI hesety. W, IL Thocesoor, Author of " Pdr.. ha. he. With lleoloolhee Mai sad W.od M tho Author. Loodos leelboy owl as, 11, Bottworlo abort. HAT TO BAT, DRINK, AND AVOID; . . w — - - with Diet r b ; .r, L e • z u . 7 —...... , By 3. J. Ceiviawsta. M.D.. 1L11.A.3. M. COIIIIIIIIMIIIIII SIP we = Wis en p. a pea tight% net. a deer see a = Il ly eh. @mem et the istooliese eeelet=he am. leatilk the re. wady iillude, ewe be the met drama the peewee ems* et pilules! begglesee. sal reeth lige= l , Wee ported efllle ellshei te im. To be Ma et elm=ily=7lseere ; Csreallto, 147, elect. tenet ; M. S. Wee 'Wed; or direct tree the melon NI, Anielbeitee. Nagestetzed. FRANCE. PARIS, TRUE/DAT, 6 P.M. All itibmiSit in domestic sffrirs seems for the _ moment Wheedled by the excitement produced by the news *We Piedmont. The committee of the Assembly on foreign affairs was convoked last night, in consequence of these despatches, and assembled ' at 9 o'clock. It sat to a late hour. The Minister of Foreign Affairs was called before it. A cabinet council was also held last evening at the Hotel of Foreign Affairs. It was understood that the minister of foreign affairs being thus engaged, could not attend the committte of foreign affairs the Assembly as required. According to a report which has been circulated not more thee one-third of the committee of fureiga affairs attended list evening. A propcsition was made to urge the government to occupy Savoy as soon se Austria was keown to occupy Piedmont. M. Eminuel Afire and other members of the Montagnard party, supported this, which was also sustained by M. Napoleon Bonaparte, who it appears suspended his &tenure for Madrid, in consequence of the news. It was objected by M. Behrard that the meeting of the committee was not regularly. convoked. It was finally, however, voted, that the Minister of Fcreigs Affairs be sent for, and M. %Aide was charged with this message. Author meeting of the Committee of Foreign Af fairs at the Assembly took plans to-day, at which the atisliter of foreign affairs and M. Mold strongly opposed an armed interventirn in Piedmont, and baited that any interference should be merely dip'omstic. On the termination of the discussionMM. Dixie, Gustave de Beaumont, and two other members, were charged to submit the following resolatioa et the committee to the minioter of foreign affairs as that which would b 3 proposed teen order ot the day, after the interpellatiocs which will be mane to-day Tte committee, under present grave circumstance., km confidence in the executive poen r, but if the govern neat, in support of diplumsfe negotiations, think it , imeereazy to occupy mo.itarily any po.nt of the north of Italy, it may rely on the ooncurrence of the whole Assembly' The cabinet would, it is said, pronounce unanimously menet an armed intervention. The committee of foreign affairs was in can ameication with the minister at four o'cicek The sefillekr intimated that be hoped the government would be in accord with the committee, but desired that the iteerpelletions might be po•tponed till to morrow. A cabinet council will sit this evening, to deeds on the measures it may be expedient to adopt is the present crisis. There was much agitation and great fiaotnation at the Bourse to-day, but there was a decided advance on yesterday's prices. The Threes fluctuated between 56 and 55.50, closing at the former price. The Fives varied between 88 and 87, closing at 88.30. It is announced, that an Austrian envoy hes arrived in Paris, charged with extraordinary powers. This agent, however, is most probably the person who is resorted ae. bearing a proposition to the governments of France and England fur a European congress, to settle the affairs of Europe. The suspension of the departure of M. Napoleon =e fur Madrid, to asseme his office there as al Lbassador, is the subject of various com ment in political circles to-day. It is even said that he will now, after Laving definitively accepted the appointment, resign it, and will present himself as a candidate at the approaching elections. It is said, that he hopes to surround himael with the eclat of n quintuple or sextuple election. These iledgne are represented by parties who pretend to be well in formed, to be the reverse of agreeable to the presi dent. For reasons which I have more then once already explained, the sentiments expressed by the Sleek at jresent are entitled to much attention. While that ournal advocates the establishment of the moderate zepublic with energy and sincerity, it enjoys the con f&nce at once of the Cavaignac party and of the lovernment. The following article, therefore, on the talian question must be read with interest: Osa Prance honourably, prudently remiss a passive spre sateen of this gnat ruin which is about to Ws' plus beyond die Alps ? will she not herself be weakened by such a course f Will she sot hays to infer at the ISM tine in her dignity, is bee pewee, sad I. her repose ? We ere sincere friends of pane, in. have shown it, as whilst oar ultradentorsts, by istr salpahle provocations urged the Dallas pagralalons to revolt, we sever erased to pin them the won peneat wooz ier/a. Bat at present the question does an wares the dubbises ef Tuba sag Miles, but loplyend Neese herself, nay eves the one denim and liberty in Bangs. We think that there will lie le ts icemen en imams. pail, Almeria, linene wisefter her rapid aimaresee, which is sandy se be bend tor, ahoald mew pirepenine W time wahine bad made after the lenneellos a r l f gwy, Vierms, esd Was. The Preadi georenniat ought* impost awl dead the speedy wham et pablis whin werd_d area la she adroitness( in donsede li rtitlea l l theadriael 10w/renamed ia wonisa. It la far it WIWI 114616.17 the einegaeaces el its neslathnesad oars, fate the elemat hone Mast. The Ina dOr Meastela nat, it le . Laldetwge he ea in at !laves Dal a lawn ea is as aeon win et Savoy to Fracas; the my, ohs eel Ishalitasts, at this Innen of Mender la par. tiralar, nail be don nealane. It maid, Ibeeefter, be a sissworsemertil agent. Ea en nun wind it be psetenile Se ? wend set sem satins ens &nal woad fteidga gennenta have es mans te ellanalete Fume and Is tbrew doubt as her iediatina ? Woall set Its anal line, lammed ca ass se math disk libel ea the ether ? World s a laflu, whore w hoa eat Mine al, Inn a parted ha OD to ft *vs loserissit 41i t eflntsl 808.] LONDON, FRIDAY, Tce counsel for Mancini, Sobrier, and Quentin were heard yedteeday at the High Court of Bourse , . Itaapail himself addressed toe wart in his own de fence. The trial is expect-d to conclude on Saturday. The verdict of the jury upon the trial of M. Proudhco, as director, end of M. Duchene, as .erant of the Journal le Pete, le, for the articles which appeared in that paper on the 26th and 27th January los., has been a floe of 3,000 francs and rave years' imprisonment for M. Proadhon, and a flue of 1,000 franos and one year's imprisonment for M. Duchene. Intelligence has arrived from Milan to the effect that the attempted insurrection there has not been successful. Pay lased 211.—New lness, —; Three per Onto, 55; Bye pee Oasts. 54 SO ; ; Selves Mos. . Do. ISM ; Do. Two.and.a-B4 Seeks Neehrs. • Ileausa Us% ; Itudd 4 ll ""dk amok Shim 2 9 40. litany, ea Looks: 10 days, solle ;so dim 21•15 imams. Pails sad Odom, 1171 50; Peek sad Boo" 633 —• noose and Bans, • Asignos sad Measellies, 225. Illesebourg and Bale, 104 75 ; Centre (Verse* 350; Axons sad Boulogne, Bordeaux, 410 ; Bonk 43 50. 80,1849. [THREEPENCE. speedy and specific reply, from which it would appear that the rejection of the ultimatum mentioned in his despatches could not have been so positive, or at least not officiaL lie says that an active and warm corers pondenoe was still carried on on the sub;ect of the negotiations by the several embassies. It was stated that a joint intervention of Naples red Spa;n was to take place in behalf of the Pope. Fifteen to twenty thousand Neapolitans were ready to march upon Rome, under General Casalli. Naples remained in the same state. One of the liberal journals had been sitspeaded. Oar correspondent says that in oertsin circles it was whispered, on the 213:h inst., that Mr. Temple and m. M. Rilneval might have their passports given the ^ Fi tangled bad left for Messina, to take command of the troop.. On the 21et inst. the Fives were 811; the exchange on Landon, 682. GERMANY. DECLARATION OF THE FRANKFORT NA TIONAL ASSEMBLY IN FAVOUR OF AN HEREDITARY EMPEROR. FRANKFORT.—Our intellig e nce from this city is of March 27. It brings the important anomalies ment that, on the afternoon of that day, the National Assembly decided, by a majority of 4 (287 to 263), in et the her.d taryshm of the German imperial re With imbrues to the question of the supreme Germany there were three motions before the mss. The first (proposed by the left) was to the Abet that the ezecutave power be conferred on a =alihie president, chosen by the people fir a of four yeses, every German being eligible. seas rejected by a majority of 400 to 130. The messed proposed to bestow the dignity of supreme heed of Gummy on one of the reigning German princes. This was carried by a majority of 279 to 235. The third declared that dignitary hereditary in the house of the prime on whom it will be conferred, the herediterjahip to be in the male line, according to the rights of primogeniture. This was carried by a majority of 287 to 263. TU Assembly then voted the remaining paragraphs relating to the supreme head of Germany. Those sections declare that his titl. shall be Emp?ror of the Germans; that his residence shall be at the seat of the central government ; that he shall have a civil list, azd that he shall declare war and peace, appoint ministers, &c. On the 26th Met the Natioral Assembly voted sec tions 96 to 130 inclusive of the constitution for Germany. The Assembly declared, by a ma jority of 383 to 127, in favour of conferring on the hued of the empire a suspending veto, and not, as proposed by the majority of the constitution com mittee, an absolute one. The above sections referred exclusively to the Diet In the note addressed by the Baron Von Gagers to the vicar of the empire, and tendering his resigns tion, he rtetts that when he was summoned by his imperial highness to take office, be came to an under standing with his former colleagues respecting the political basis of his ad minis ration, and decided in establishing the following : " let. That Germany should be constituted a c mfedemto state. 2nd. Tt at Austria should not take part in such state. 3rd. That the relations of Austria to Germany should be re serve' d for further discus-ion &Per the organisation of the twin empires. 4th. That the vicar of the empire be mutated to co-operate in rendering those relations as intimate as pose ble in a political and material point of view. Stla. That Au-trig should place no otlstacl , s in the way of the organisation of Germany, according to the mode she may prefer, and parti cularly in ease the pos-essor of the Prussian throne should be placed at the head of Cr. rwnny as the hereditary chief; and 6th. Tbat an ambassador should proceed to Vienna or Olmutz, in order to cul tivate friendly and federal relations, to give explana tions respecting the steps taken in Frankfort, and to prepare for future ones. The baron then proceeds to state that the new ministry, finding that his imperial highness did not ohjcet to that programme, entered upon office ; that cneamstances arose to show that the constitution, as prepared by the committee of the National Assembly, was not one which Austria considered suitable f r her, and that ministers, after the rejection of Herr Welcker's motion for the adopting of the constitution and the elet:tion of the King of Preemie, did not con sider that they ought to remain in office. The baron next observes that the resumption cf hostilities with Denmark is probable; that the larger at ates of Germany only obey conditionally the ordonnances of the provi sional central executive; that Austris, in a particular manner, has declined acknowledging their validity; that Germany, in case of war, could hope but for little assistance from Austria; that Bavaria end Saxony, encouraged by Austria, persist in their op position to the ordonnances of the central executive; and that the ton. payment of the contribneons towards the formation of a German fleet renders such forma tion questionable. In orrecluvion, the baron, after do' Glaring that the power of Germany is based on that of Prussia; that the latter, after the rejection of Welcker's motion will not probably afford the tame support to the antral executive; and that by this re jeetion the Assembly has become so divided that it is fir the present unable' to come to a due decision respecting the constitution and the head of the em pire (unless a circled majority on principle be formed sgain), tenders his resignation and that of all his colleagues, including the under-secretaries. PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes: BERLIN, Maws 27. Although the deep public disgrace into which Count Arnim has dropped seems to single him out u a doomed minister, I have not hear dos yet of any probable successor to him. Bunsen would be the man for the right; but the kirg would regard his appointment as too great a concession to the old majority at Frank fore, and Banton would not act with to arbitrary a set as the Brandenburg-Manteuffel ministry. The same may be said of Vincke, who is also spoken of es a possible premier. To do away with the bad e ff ect that nti At follow at Frankfort , in consequence of the rejection of Mul ler's motion for recognising the " Grund-rechte," thrown out yesterday by a majority of 2, the co: ser satire party protest against their beetle votes being interpreted as an opposition to those fundamental rights preclairced by the German corstitution, and confess that their mien ion was simply to retaliate on Muller and his friend, for having first promised to vete for the constitution of the bth of December, and theta backed out of that engagement. The paragraph of the address relating to Denmark was to-day discussed, and pas.ed in the Second Cham ber. With this and the remaining sentences, which raised no debate, the deliberations of the house on the address have c losed. The amendments were all re jected with considerable mnjorities. Tt.e news of the extraordinary concentration of Rus sian troops at Kalish, and their extension along the Samna frontier, has come in a sufficiently genuine shop to occasion a fresh interpellation from Count Drees, to be notified to the minister of foreign affsirs. AUSTRlA.—According to the latest accounts from Hungary, Pear wardein and Ssegedin are still in the hands of the insurgents, notwithstanding all the as sertions tl the contrary. The Magyars have also appeared on the banks of the Danube, and taken Bap. According to the 00-Dmitrehe Post, Jella chtch has taken the command of the army in the Theis (after it had been joined by the Bernina, who were rationed in front of Szegedin), and marched in.. the direction of Debreczin, the head-quarters of Kos suth and the Magyar government Baron Hammer stein has advanced to Nyiregyhass, eight leagues from Debrecein. Peohner is in the neighbourhood of Grosswardein. It may be stated here that the ap to Debreczin are extremely difficult at all Yn t re is t es rionlarly in rainy weather. The Berlin Dgac Reform of the 21th inst. announces, in a Path correspondence of the 29nd, the captors of the strong fortress of Comorn by the imperialists. FJUOUTPUL ACCIDIINT.—Mr. J. Lao, jun., of Ul m:sloe. whoa few weeks op dipped tale s man et molten inn are, at the Powts.beek Iresmarbs, died ea Bands" *lt reek after Ingenue hem the ams. tb• NSIUMIIO9 la mut army. Ha was 36 yew et age. SPAIN. We have raceived the journals and correspoudeaos Eton Madrid to the 23rd rust inclusive. Priest* letters of that date my : It is rumoured that nogociations are on lint for the rosonsptiou of diplomatic relations between Spain and England, and that the arrangement has been all bat agreed The foods bare balked is consequence of Vs news from Italy. The Threes were lest done at 11 Illasaree Maas ».—sore. $1 per; after Saba. lamb. reek 104 papar• after Was, It, OWL Pilaw" St ; al a s Baia, t ri t an . *a OS paper. Bag of Bt 36 Dorm 63. blames on Landon. 49.13. ITALY. SARDINIA.—The news of the disastrous termina tion of Charles Albert's campaign was known at Turin on the 26th inst., at which date oar corre spondent writes : TURIN, Maim 25. I have the painful task of announcing the 10-s of the liberal cause in Italy, for such must be the conse quence of the events known here only this day. The ministers here have at length acknowledged that for several days past their communication with the head-quarters of t►e army have been interrupted. Annexed you will see the official bulletins, No. 9 and No. 10, published this day. At 11 o'clock en the 23rd inst. a battle was fought on this side of Novarra, which lasted till night, and was lost, after an obstinate contest on the part of the Pitdmontese, who were obliged next morning to eve caste Novarra. It is not known where the head quarters now are. Nothing certain is known of whit has farther taken place. A most animated scene took place in the senate this morning, General de Canlnsy, a Savoy member, having in vain called upon the mi nisters to explain the rumours afloat, and taxing them with concealing the truth. It is said, and I believe it to be tree, that the king has abdicated (and some say fled into Switzerland) in favour of the Duke of Savoy, and that the latter immediately hoisted the white flag and Zemanded a truce, which was granted by the Austrians. Of this latter fact there seems less cer tainty. The state of peoples' minds here may be mere easily imagined than derma:ed, and the uncer tainty as to whether the enemy will enter from one hour to the other, even without granting a caplets lion, is worse than the worst certainty. OFFICIAL. BULLETIN.—iicIO. NEW/ OF TILI WAIL—Net by lettere, but by trustworthy memergera, we learn that on the 23rd inst., at II a.m., a great battle was fought before Navarro and in its neighbour hood. The fight lasted most obstinately till night. The king, his ions, and the army gave proof. of extraordinary valour; but, towards night, the superior numbers of men and cannon on the side of the enemy prevailed. Our troops were un fortunately obliged to retreat, and in the morning of the 24th left Novarro, going in the direedon of Norgornanero. Great wail the lose, both on our side and ea inst of the enemy. It is not known where the band-quarters ere a. must. The meesengen sent yesterday and last night have not yet returned ; other messengers have been ex pedited this morning. We hope soon to receive fresh infor mation, end Chid grant it may beef a less dimetroas purport. Citizens, the present moment is supreme. Continue to give proofs of reverence and affection for your country and for our liberal institutions. The government feels the gravity of the duties incumbent oa it, and with the aid of the generous national guards it will know how to WO them. Toe Minister of the Interior, RATAZZI. BULLETIN.-N?. 9. binitcx 23, 3 ix.—Not one of the messengers sent to the head-quartets of the army has succeeded in reaching it. At one o'clock this morning one of the officers tent to tk• scene of action returned. By no means could he reach Ver celli, or bring any positive news of the army ; only we learn from some of the local authorities the following : "The syndic (mayor) of Cantle writes that a body of Austrian troops presented itself at Casale, and that two members of the municipality and a captain, representing the governor of the castle, went as parliamantaries to the Austrian general ; the latter demanded the surrender of the fortress, promising Ito slow the garrison to search oat with the honoun of war, and life and liberty and property to be site ter the inhabi tants. The governor of the castle refused this sureader, but t the same time begged the Austrian general to spar* the town. The letter does not say what was the result of this neuniation.• The Syndic of Trino writes that the enemy, to the number of 3,000, infantry, cavalry, and artillery, attar having at tempted to take by assault the castle and town of Casale, by a fire of artillety, eac. which began at 11 in the morning, and lasted till 3 p.m (without saying whether they succeeded In their attempt), passed onwards toward the commune of Moreno, with the intenion of advancing on Triao. Ws trust that in these serious moments the citizens will continue to show themselves observers of order end worth of liberty, the slued deposit of which is specially confided to the brave national guards. As soon as we have fresh news we will hasten to publish it.—The Minister of the Interior, RATAZZT. A third bulletin, dated the 26th inst., at three a.m., states that none of the meseegers sent from head quarters bad been able to reach the capital ; that, at half-past one a.m., one of the offioers sent by go- vernment had returned, without being able to pene trate to the Piedmontese head-quarter., or to receive positive information respecting the army; but a letter from the syndic' of Gaols informs the government that a body of Austrians having appeared there, the municipality sent to parley with the Austrian general. The latter having demanded the evacuation of the castle, the governor refused. By another letter from the syrd - o of Trino, it appears thatthe castle of Casale was subsequently attacked, at half-past 11, and that the attack lasted till three p.m., when the Austrians proceeded to Marano, with the intention of marching upon Trino. The supplement also contains a circular to the curates, dated the 24th inert., inviting them to ass their influence in calling t arms all those who are capable to bear them, and even recommending the country people to nee their agricultural implements instead of arms. The Milan Gamete of the 23rd inst. publishes the first bulletin of the Austrian army, in which it is stated that the Austrians crossed the Ticino at Pavia on the 20th inst., at noon, and that a desperate con flict took place at Mortara on the 21st inst., ending in a victory on the pert of the Austrians; and that another engagement took place at the same time, at Gambol° ; the result of the latter is not stated. NAPLES.—Our correspondent writing on the 21st inst. states that, notwithstanding the rejection of the ultimatum by the Sioiliau, the negotiations had not yet been actually broken °a The Bulldog steamer was to have left Naples on the 22nd with conditions said to be of a 111711) favourable character, though it was not hoped that they would be accepted. Nothing lees than a completely separate and indepen dent government will satisfy the Sicilians. Their preparations for the resumption of hostilities exceeds all bounds. The levy en muse was proclaimed. Men, women, and children mend animated with the same spirit of bitter and unquenchable hostility towards Naples. In the absence of the common weapons of offenses used in regular war, the popula tion converted their agri cul tural implements into arms. Thirty thousand persons of all classes assem bled together, supplied with spider, pickaxes, &c., to assist in thro wing up defences round Palermo. With out counting the National Guard, the armed regular farce at the disposal of the Sicilians emanated to 'up wards of 14,000 men, with an addition of near ly 5,000 mare of what he alb Tim government wee extr u mnely s trpiointed and angry at the admirals for not having insisted on a • I bon Jot bloa Would lb* t* Midas boo bait a plot at tbs lowa to tbo rood. METROPOLITAN COMMISSION OF SEWERS. A general Court of the Metre politan Commiebroner; (Sewers was held yesterday at the Court-house, Greek ;treat, Soho.squnrs—the Bat of Cantle in the oh ir. A report was received from the Ordnance Survey Commit tee, which set forth that the estima•ed cat was 24,0001., but taut the work w..uld be eomple•ed for 3,0001. below that Amount, and 6,0001. below the esimate of the ivil surveyurs. The awing thus effected woul I cavir the cost for engrav tag the plate•. Sir H. de la Bache congratulated the court on the great success that had attended the survey, and loubted not that when their labours were closed it would he found that the public interests had been weU protected. After a few words from Mr. Chadwick and Mr. Leslie, the report wee received. Snag routine buries; was then trans acted, and the omit adjourned. THE BRIGHTON MURDER.— Tile expectations raised by a paragraph which bas been going the round of the papers, that a clue had at length been obtained to the discovery of the murderers of the late Mr. Griffith, hare been dindpated. The paragraph stated that a gold watch, supposed to have been the one stolen horn the person of Mr. Griffith when be was murdered, had been found in the pis seadon of two men at Manchester, who did not satisfactorily account for the way in which they got it. Yesterday morn- Seperinten tent Tel lor of the Manchester police, ar rived at Brighton with the Watch, but, on its being shown to Mrs. Griffith, she at ones said it did not belong to her late husband. Notwithstanding the large reward offered, there is as yet no trees of the murderers. THE DEFALCATION IN THE BRIGHTON SAVINGS BAMIL.—The 1111111111teri of this bank y esterday . morning oilseed a reward of 601. for the apprehennon of Buckoll, the late actuary, who bee absconded. His defalcations, which bays been effected by filming mounts, and by moans of forged powers of intern, y, mown to 1,11411, already ei=coverel, and it is feared that when the investigation, which is pro. needing, is completed, they will be found to amount to an additional 1,0001., which will more than exhaust the bank's surplus fund, amounting to 1,738 i. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKET'S KONRY MARKET & errY INTELLIOBNCII. Ike o'Clock. —The Englieh funds opened firmly this morning, and the first quotations for Consoh were 92k to 1 for the account, after which they were quoted 921 to e ; they have since gone back to 921, the dealers being much occupied with the settlement is foreign kooks and railway shares to-day. Bache quer Bills of lona are quoted 395. to 495. prem. this morning. The quota'ions in the foreign securities are gout& nail, the same as yesterday, there being little actual Winnow, from the cause jut stated. - SNOWS FUNDS Beak Stock. shat liter Lt. lion ferAto.. 03 i 3 pot CL Dal Alide.. shat per Cio.. shut 3 P 04 Caw Laaa.. 1124 kereiroirer /MON lese, DX t. 43a 801111(114 PUY Dil. 6 per 04 Mattis, 1 per Lkst. Oren& DM., 18 le 44 pee Ct. Deli. Hordli. " 4 3 Grenada Deferred Dd... 31 31 per Oest. tor CI Mexicsa. 141 31 I per Ct. kirsalliod Dde..B3 4 6 per Ct. Peruvian N d.. . 65 Ditto New. 813 1 YOMMINS. Cony.. 87+ 1 84 Ot. Buena* Arai Ads.. S 8 40 6i• CI. Ruse. 0 6 4 Wtto Chillaa Dd.., 64 1 3 Dr tte grant& lids, 161 17 Data Ocilumh. IM. Ws.. per Ct.iltooDh [MUM' 304 Colotoblaa Equader 161 e.. 31 4 1 Speoldi Deferred 11.6.. 3 per Ct. DRAM DD., 49 ;1 Ditto. Neer* 111 s.. i 24 per CLDitteb 11,1%.49 AO It pre Ct. Veoczesis 04.1... 78 30 4 "wet. Dutch Cert.. 741 01 ' 6 ' , noels Deterred 1146..84 64 RAILWAYS.—The dealers being much engaged with the settlement, there has not been much actual business done in shares this morning; but there has been a decided improvement in the quotations of all the leading English lit es. The East Ind;an Railway and Great India Peninsula Railway shares have like wise advanced this maruing, and tl-e former is quoted 11 to I premium. French shares are firmer, the quo tations for business done: Boulojne ar.d Amiens, 81; Northern of France, 111 and 11 ; Rouen and Havre, SALES EFFECTED OP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prier will be found in lad page.) Aberdeen, 166 1 • Lon. & N. Weston, ILI 44 Caladoosaa, 231 6 Do. New Qrs.. 1114 Do. New 101. Pref., Ilk Do, Filth', 841 Cher zr and Holyhead, 18 Do. 101., M. and B. (C), 41 E. Caustics, 919 Lon. & S. Western, 37 61 Do. New Guar. 6 per CL, 111 1) +. Thirds, 104 Do. Es. 3 per Ct. Nu. 1, 1 p N. Britisb, 144 Eastern Cake (C.), 04 N. &affordable:, 146 Do. Scrip Guar. 6 per CL, 191 Royston and Ilitchen, 36 E. Linoolnshire, 285 1 Shrews. and &rm. (A), 41 Edinb. Ind Glasgow, 42 Do. (B), 21 Do. Halves, 131 Do. New Guar., 91 Do. Hal ves, B Great Northern, , 65 11 1 Unl rivon, 1 00, 44 = 4h le i Do. Extra., 11 York, Neve.. & 8e,,, 234 41 Great Western, 91 Do. sad Newc. Exten.6l7 1 Do. Quarters, 196 DJ. (G. N. E. Pur.), 71 61 Do. New 171, 126 1 York end N. Midbind, 43141 Lena and York, Fifths, 61 1 Do. E. W. , 84 1 Do. Thirds, 61 Do. E. & IL Ex, 214 Do. New Guar. 6 per Ct, 111 1 Boulogne and Andes., 8 1 Leeds and Bradford, 99 85 I East Indian, 46 34 Lon., Brighton, &S.Cotst,36l 7 ()rut Indian Peninsula, 111 Do. Guar. 3 per CL, 91 N. of Prone% 111 11 Midland, 771 Orleans and Bordeaux, 81 Do. 301. 1 6m Pref, 161 4 I Rosen and Howe, 111 Do. Strut. sod Derby, 321 Sambre end Meuse, 44 LIVERPOOL BALM Yang& M. Lan. & York. Filth*, 31 d Shrews. Se Mega (N.W.M.), 6 p Lane. and Prtston Qrs., 11l Do, New, 1 p Lon, end N. Western, 131 S. E. and Dover N 0.4, 71.16.3 d. 1 Do. New Qrs., 41.11 a. 3d. Se. 9d. York, Nelms. and tier. Estes. Midland, 774 Nca. I ad 2, 35 d Do. Halves, 81 t d Do. O.N E. Pur.), lk d Shrop. Union Mi. & Canal, 26 d MANCHESTER SALES, Massa 29. Bolton, Black., (lithcroe, and W. Man., Wise, & Lin. Qrs. No. 1, York. Pref. (9), 174 7 15-16 d Lao. Yr York. 32x. W e Ext.), d 1 d Do. (she. ft Live.), 146 d De. W. IL U., d North Staffordshire, 35 d Do. Pref. 6 per 111 Shrews. & Mr. Prof., 10 Lac and N. W. (Had. k Mon. Shropshire Union, 2 9-16 d R.& C.), 27 S. E. & Dover No. 4, 7 1-16 1 d Do. Thirds, 9 Greet Nortbern,Vci ---- Nurth Staffirdshire i , d South Staff...l:L*llin 3 a Dee _ _ BALES. llosen 29. larmee and Holyhead, IS Midland, 77 tt. La llort ne.. New t Do. B, 216.9 d. d YORK ldalca 29. N. British Thirds. 41 North Wotan, 7f d ghee, Rather., &Gook, 425. ed. d I, Naito 29. Great Northern, 11 York. Neweee, and Be e . (Newc. York &N. klidlaad (E. &W. LI Bite.). 161 Ext.), 121 Do. (0.N.1L Per.), 6j I PRODUCE.— MniclNG-LANE, Nalf-past nor- The puhlie salmi of Sugar, consisting of 4,000 bags Mauritius, and 8,500 'wp Bengal, me going off steadily, at iu'ly previous rates, Refi wd firm ; grocery lumps, fair to fine, 50s. to 62.. 6d.—Coffee 650 bags plantation Ceylon sold steadily in plaint) sale, at last week's current?. Saltpetre: 450 bags, refraction 61, sold at 29.. ; a parcel, in dbeet importation, was offered, and b ught in. Rice : The demand continues large; 4,000 bags pinkey Madras sold in one contract at Ss. 6 I.; 900 bags Bengal, law to middling white, sold in pubic sale at very full prices Rum firm; prosf Leeward*, Is. 4ld.'to Is. &I.—Cotton dull. Spices steady.—The public rdes of Tea have closed heasily, and but a met portion cold; scarcely any Coypu. Other descriptions are rather 13wer. TALLOW.—The market remains without altem tioa, and prim are nominally u follows: Petenburg Y.C . en the spot, 395. 9t ; October to Ihmember delivery, 41s. to 41s. 3d. ; sauna* months' d. livery, 41s. 9d. HIDES.--LimmiwALL, MARCH 30 —Market bhles,66lb. to • 641 b., 141. to ; ditto, 641 b. to 72th., 14d. to lid. ; ditto, 72113. to 401 b., 114.10 2d. ; ditto, 1101 b. to9Ytb., 244. to 24d.; ditto, lials. to NIL, kid to 34d. ; ditto, 9616. to 1041 b., to —; skint, IWit, Is. to Ss.; fa, 3..04.1 horse hides, 7.. 6.l.—Basatoantstv, Massa SO.—Yollsmi sheep. es. ed. to Si.; Rents and liall.breds, 58.6 d. to Is. ed.; Downs, 4a. 4d. to Ss. id.; Shearlings, 9d. HOPS —Boxotrox Masi rt.—Means. Pattenden and Smith report that the :market le improving for all fine Rope. Inferior an mill dilannlt to &apse at CORM—Maitir-LANE.—Sajaplies of Brief& grain NM Tay small this week ; but from abroad, it will be ob served, they are lame of Wheat and Barley, and enormous of Oatt. Both on Wednesday and this morning Wheat wee on the whole held with tolerable &more for bfonday's ppon• ; but having a limited attendance only of buyers, badnees wee restricted, and, if any change, the turn was is their favour, particularly for middling and inferior qualities. The demand for Raley is inadequite to the supply, and this article was offered at a reduction of le. per qr. Beans and Peas unaltered in valet, but very dia. cult of sale. Otis sell at very irregular prices, varying at from Is. to 3 per qr. redaction from rites currant in the snag part of the week, and as lay days progress, the prsieure no doubt will be still greater in fact, our market is for the moment greatly over-suppli ed with all spring Cbro ' and meet parties seem detaemined to effect sales ox•ship, if at all praetsoable. &R DIALS new LONDON THOM Mth MARCH TO 30th MARCH Qrs. Enghit. Scotch. Dish. rotate. `'. Whoa 19510 WI O I 1 6 1 NW 6640 I I Daisy 6 98 80 m Maur. 1,t40 sub ; barn a. Mak qrs. - - Um,/ Ayikaogg. —Wheat. 4la 6d.; Barley. Pas. 7d.; Oats. 15a. Bd. ; aye, Us. Td. ; BOSE/1, 23.. Td. ; Peas, 321.9 d. ritersiAL AvniAcr.i. Mast.' Barle7,l Oats. I Aye. t beam.' row F. 17 478 0429. 44.174 24,264 9412/14 94,344 4d 24 ... 4114 44 , 294 84174 64'27. 34 1 308 10432 a 114 ibeob i ... 434 114 194 14 194 74 264 114 , 308 34 324 114 10 ......44. ld i th 0410 s 1143& 114104 14 334 14 17 ... 434 44 29. 24 17. 04 234 WI), 114130. 24 44, oote. 164117 4 1494. 44334 K 314 64 • "NNW M. Aver. 'Vs 9d 998 34 ' ,17* 24 265 34.50. 141:814 74 Dusr.—Vilmat. B 1191 Osts. Ark Bens, and Pa% Is. Prim I rob. 17.1 Feb. 34.1 lbw. 3447.10.1 Mae. 17.; Mar. 14. X 41 4 41 1 ii i BLWIMIT, Marsh 29.—We have no alteration to notice le alry article d the grain trade to-day. Gooi dry Wheat a ready sale, bat sot at any advance. The following are the prices :—Wheat, 41. 6d. to 6s. Bd. per bushel. Barley, 245. to 295. per gr. Oat; 18s. to 2is. 3L 6d. to 6e. per s . Sturman& Marsh 111,—Derlan the present week we hare ex a fair Amend for Wheat, at about former prices. Barley maintains its mine. Only retail ea rl re puted in Oats, Beans, aad Pees, and the value o is nominally the same es bikes. At this day's market time war sa increased seWy err Wheat from the fizesses, sad the trade reed derv& the =men of this day se'nnight. Barley unaltered, with little doing. Lower prices were not submitted to for Oats. Beans maintained their value. We had some ape, culative ingMry (or Peas. The full sing are •he p-ice' : Wheat, English, white, per bushel 61 6211 A., 63. Id. to 63. Bd. ; new, Ga. 2d. to es. 81. ; red, Gs. (hl. to 63. 61.; new,6s. 91. to 6s. 44.; foreign, red, 53.4 d. to 64.2 1 ; white, Gs. to 7s. Od. ; P o li s h, Odessa, Sc. 6.1. to 6s. 91 ; Danube, 6s. 44. to ss. 7 , 1. Barley, per imperial quarter, 295. to 335. 6d. ; grinding, per 39211 e., 235. 6d. to 275. Oats, English, white, per imperial qr., 18e. 6d. to 30s. ; Welsh, black and white, per 312 Th., 17s. 61, to 193. 61. ; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 19s. Od. to 221. ; (371 b. to 3916.), 18s. 6d. to 19,. 6d.; black, 17s. to 18s. 64. Beans, Rnolinh. per 1961 b., 01d,164. 01. to 165.; new, 103.9.1. to 13s. 6d.; Irish, 11.1.64. to 12s. 9d.; foreign, 10s. 6d. to 13s 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 361. 6d. to 445. : grinding, per 1961 be., 12a. Od. to Ms. 6.1. Lentils, per 1961 b.., 12s. 6d. ta 13s. Indian Corn, per 1931 b.., 131, to les. Flour, per sack of 2801 b., Eng lish, tine, 375. to 40s. ; seconds, 32a. 6a. to Mc. BRIGHTON, Much 29.—T0-day we experienced a better demand for Wheat, at last week's prices. Seed Barley and Oats in request. Beans and Peas neglected. White Wheat, 71. to 111. • red, 71. to 91. Barley, 23p. to 28s. Oats, 17s. to 19s. Beals, 325. to 365. Pecs, 365. to 381. BRIXTOL, March 29.—We have bad an indifferent market for grain and Flour during the past week. Last week's prices were demanded at -day's market, and little bu•iness doing in Wheat. The Flour mods it very dull, at 325. to 345. per sack, English +(Toads. Malting Barley sells at 28s. to 31s. per qr. • best English grindiag, 20s. to 245. Prime Oats scarce, and the retail vale is 64. to Is. per qr. better. Black and light Oats dull. Foreign arrivals are, Wheat, 3,097 qrs., and 664 sacks of Flour. Coastwise and from Ire land, 620 qrs. Wheat, 1,610 qrs. Barley, 2,847 qrs. Oats, and 750 sacks Flour. FoItNNAM, Much 29.—We had a fair supply of Wheat at this day's market. Trade firm, at last week's quotations. Wheat, from 71. to 131. 10s. per load. Barley, 24. to 304. per qr. Oats, Ifs. to 264. Peas, 31.. to 40s. Beans, 30. to 40( GODALMINr NV, JO, March 28 —The supply of, and densandl or Wheat continue about equal. Prices as lut quoted. Red Wheat, 365. to 445. ; 38s. to 525. ; floe, ids. Bar ley, 21s. to 295. Peal , , 325. to 36a. Oat., 15s. to 22e. Beaus, 30s. to s9e. per qr. - - MAIDSTONE. March 29.—We had a very short supply . of English Wheat at our market to-day, and the average we rght was front 681 b. to 60lb. per bushel, which sold at 39e. to 42e. There was a good sale for it, and a good demand for foreign at last week's tetra Millers are all out of stock, and begin to think that a reaction must take place upwards. Lent Cora was very slow of sale, at last day's prices. Mautsusorazn. March 20.—Our market to day was rather more steady for Wheat; good dry samples were tikes of at fally the rater of last week. Barley slow in sale. Beans and Peas no alteration. Coed white Wheat, 461. to 51s. ; red, 40s. to 471. Daley, making, 28.. to 30e. ; in.erior, 241. to 275. Beans, 241. to 30s. Peas, 26.. to 325. NEW BURY, Much 29 —We hid this day s small supply of Wheat, which prevented any decline in price. Barley ex- . ceedingly dull, and rather lower. Oats, Beans, and Peas continue dull, at late rates. PLYMOUTH, Much 29.—We cannot report any advance= Wheat at this morning's market, but there was a good de. stand, and some considerable sales made atlate prices. - - ROYSTON. March 28.-An increased supply of Wheat. Prim as last reported, with more disposition to buy. Wheat, 25a. to 30s. par load. Barley, 2.65. to 335. per qr. Oats, 14s. to 21s. Srocurort-ox-Tans, lurch 28.-We have large minis of foreign Wheat, whilst from the coast the supply is mode rate. This morning we had a fair supply of Wheat from ths farmers, which was taken off at last week's currency. In foreign a fair extant of business was transacted at former prices. Oats met a slow sale, at barely lest week's rates. Bears and Peas in fair request. In other articles no change. British: Wheat, per qr., of 631 b. to the bushel, Durham and Yorkshire, rod, 425. to 485.; white, 48s. to 625. ; south country, red, 465. to 475.; white, 495. to 51e.; Oats, feed, per quarter, 141. to 205.; potato, 225. to 265. Beans, new, 275. to 304.; old, 345. to 365. Flour per sack of 28611 a., fine, 335. to 31e. ; superfine, 365. to 375. Oatmeal, r r sack of 280115. ' Scotch, 275. to 28s. Per qr. Foreign: Wheat, per qr. of 6311 e. to the bushel, Rostock, Wismar, and Stralsund, 464. to 48s. Hamburg and Stettin, 45e. to 475. ; Holstein and Danish, 455. to 475. Barley, malting, por imp qr., 245. to 265. ; grinding, 2'2s. to 245. Oats, Dutch and I , riesland, 17s. to 20s. Peas, boiling, 28s. to 30s. Rye, 245. to 265. Clover Seed, red, 345. to 36e. ; white, 36.. to 445. UMEMIDOE, March 29.—We had a short supply of Wheat at to-day's marker, which, being mostly in good conditim, nut a rather better sale, at prices equal to those of last week. The best price given was 141. per load. The offence this week is 12/. bs. per load. Best parcels of Barley sold freely. Oats and Beans very Hat. WORkINOTON, March 28.—T0 day we had an mord iagly dull market fur all kir de of grain, and without altera tion in price. Wheat, 18s. to 21s. Barley, 10 .to 11s. Oats, Btl. to Bs. per 3 imp. bushels. VIATWOUD, March 28.—Our market today is dull for nearly mu article in the trade, at abut the currency of 13 mayday last. Ententinon, March 28.-The supply of Scotch Wheat at market this morning wan again exceeding'y small ; farmers in consequence were enabled to dispose ct it et an advance . of Is. per qr. over the prices of lot Wednesday. The . arrival of above 20.000 qrs of foreign Wleat during the .week has had the eUe:t of dep:essing the trade today ; fine Dunk and Rostock could not be bought much cheaper than on this day week, but seconday and inferior quail des must be need 1.. to 2.5. per qr. lower. The supply of farmer.' Barley was good; superior quail. ties realised previous rates, but other descriptions ere the turn cheaper. We have an immense arrival of foreign, of which a considerable quantity has been sold at 21s. to 225. per qr. for 5311. to 5415. Danish. Oats were in moderato supply, yet business was very dull, and prices are Gd. lower to-day. Beans and Peas met a slow sale, but are not cheaper. Wheat, top, 535. ; average, 47e. Id. Barley, top, 365. • average, 30e. 41. Oats, top, 245. ; averase, 19s. 9d. Beans, top, 31s ; average, 255. 6J. GLASGOW March 28.-About 1,100 qrs. Oats and 460 loads Oatme al front Ireland, have coustdated the imports in the Clyde since the 21e instant ; and, with the exception of 2,070 qrs. from the North Country, the an ivals coastwise at • Grangemouth hsve been small, bet a change of wind to the eastward has brought in a number of vessels from foreign ports, of which only part have reported their cargoes, and comprise about 5,760 vs. Wheat, 470 qrs. Barley, 275 qn. Beane, 258 qrs. Peas and 1,5.50 sacks Flour. The firmer tone which the Vide unused last week has not been followed by any activity, tho knowledge of large foreign supplies being near at hand, causing buyers to defer operations in the expectation of being able to purchase on easier terms. This nay's market was pretty well attended; but buyers bell out fur a greater reduction than sellers w.re willing to concede, sad only a limited business resulted, at a decline of Gd, per boll on all secondary qualities of Wheat, and fully that upon inferiur descriptions of foreign, of which the bulk of the arrivals consist. Oats were 3d. to Gd., Barley, 6d. ti Is , Beans and Peas 6d. per respective boll cheaper. Flour and Oatmeal the tura lower. The following are the prices: Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white old, 245. to 2Gs. W.; new, 22.. 61. to 235. Gd. ; red, old, 235. to 234. 61. ; new, 21s. 61. to 225. 6d. ; Scotch, white, old, 241. 0.1. to 244. ; new, 20e. Od. to 235. Od. • Irish, red and white, new, 21s. 01. to 223. ; Bennie, old , Od. to 24.. Gd.; new, 23a. 6d. to 21s. ; Pomeranian, old, 23;. 0,1. to 245. Od.; new, 21e. 61. to 22a. Gd.; Danish, old, 225. Od. to 235. 01.• new, 20s. 61. to 21e. 6d.; Odessa, colt, 20.. Gd. to 21s. Canadian, 21s. O. to 225. 04.; United Stater, 21s. 6d to 22.. Od. Barley, per 3201b5., Ber wick and Scotch, new, 18.. 01. to 19s. 01.; Irish, new, 16.. 6d. to 17s. ; foreign, free Pomeranian, Re., old, 17s. 6d. to 18s. 61.; Danish, 17a. 0.1. to 17s. 6d. Oats, per 2611b5., Berwick and Scotch, new, 15e. 01. to 151. 6d.; Irish, Wexford, &0., new, 14e. 6d. to 15s. Od. ; Limerick, Sae., new, IGL OJ. to IGe. 31. ; extra, prepared, old, 16.. 6d. ; foreign, Rus., old, 14s. 64. to 15e. Danish, old, 14s. to 14e. 6d. Beans, foreign, per 4 imp. bush., old, 133. Gd. to 14s. ; new, 14s. to 14s. Gd. ; Irish, 260115, new, 14s. to 14s. 64. ; Egyptian, per 281 be., old, 14s. Oel. to 14.. 6d. Peas, 2801b5., white, old, 15s. to 15s. 61. ; grey, 14s. 6d. to 1.5 e. Flour, per 2801 b.., English, superfine, old, 355. 01. to 365. Od.; Irish, 31s. to 355.; fine, old, 335. to 315.; extra choice qua lities 3Ge. Os. to 375. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 245. &I. to 251. • Canadian, sweet, 245. 6d. to 254.; sour, 255. OJ. Oatmeal, per 21101bc, Irish, common cut, 265. to 275. Od. Indian Corn, per 2801b5.. 16s. te 173. CATTLE, itfl. - BYIIIIPIBI D, noo (Facia. - We have a lsrge supply of Beasts, aed, in consequence of the glutted condition of the dead markets, the demand is very small ; the • ry choicest Scots with difficulty mak. 3s. 8d ; a considerab'e number remain unsold. Althutieh the number of Sheep is not excessivc, it is tar beyond the demand ; what few are disposed of make leas m3ney, but they cannot all be sold et that reduction. We have net had tor a 10.4 time so short en attendance of buyers. Lem') meets with a dull sale, at rather lower rates. Good Calves arc scarce, andmake advanced prime. From Germ•ny and 11 Mani we have 171 Besets, 160 Sheep. and 69 Calves; from Scotland, 300 Beasts; and 143 Mich Cove from the Home district;, Fee stow of elbs a d. s. d. I Per stone ef 81:a. aA.a d. RIP Boots. llereforib 3 3 8 !Best Dm& MAUL db. 0 0 0 0 Use iltiorsannis Spend polity Bsisas 2 3 0 I Do. As. Phan Wyss 4 6 0 Ewes sad some quality 3 4 3 flu -litsds 3 43 1 Do. do. ,d ors ..0 0 0 0 But Dua lisli 4 4 6 0 0 Hews at mutat, 893; Stun sad twins lambs, 4.350: Co bs 391: Pip, 260. this E OS society l! took C r rpkale place t it h o is w d , s M v. are l li t T was he h m e rchr ng lir s g h e o r w on o e f show.th anusu T ak e r O ai f n Sheep e mt. s andon aboutam be 1 1 2 h o e a .a v i c . ry it s or ) m r i ea r what unpleasant. The sale for the stock was somewhat dull. EDINBURGH, March 28.-For Sheep, though we cannot quote prices any higher, the di mend wan better, and a good clearance was effected at an early hour. Top i rice of best Mn•ton, 51d. per lb.; current, 41d. to 5J.; middling and inferior, 3d. to 41d. The supply of Cattle was less than last week. Demand good, and last week's prices fully supported. Top pries of the best slot Beef, 7s. ; current, Ca. to 6s. 6d.; middling end inferior, 41. to Si. 6d. per Birch {One. Girronn Tara; March 27.-This importan' tryst for greet Ewes and Hogs was held to day, when the number brought forward was 2,860, or about 320 less than at the cor• responding tryst last year. Sales were very languid, and only effected at a reduction upon Cheviot Ewes of from 4s. 6ds. to 6s. 6d., and upon black-faced Ewes from 3s. to 45., from last year's prices; a great many turned out unsold. The follo a few of the lots sold, with their respectiv e prices : Cheviot Ewes, 255. 61.; half-bred Ewes, 265. U.; [-bred and Cheviot Hogs ranged from 13s. to 23e. The show of eagle was about an average, oemprislng chiefly young Qeeys in Calf, for which the de mead was also dull, rites ranging from 81. to 111. A few lop of inferior fat were shown, which brought from 61. to 6e.:64. per Dutch stone. The Horse market was well attended, and: for useful draught Horses there was a Kt demand, raiMag prises from 301. to 401