The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-17 00:00:00

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FAIR, and SOFT SKIN. owLiXa. SaLaDoa. aa Weed Ihimale bee Per Mimi er medies mildew Ir Prildstit sr de mem* Mai. needsg. ami eadise Seib GIB 44110 Wde sides es Ms see sedi Mods isorday me. sirabers. di Meideles ken de melba. ilr iiie. leere see Ohm ellissmirdielpessedl wil. Milim elmilessitess sal elm freederirdreas7 r al .isms Mem It Mem% le Ss It me Se rams Mawr igia It lame di the sles. mar It kdissessekie is ert mu, team Mae at manses I. Itairewe err NM witsishe alma slab. ...I . l .., _iterly Maim OM, sememir se r aa l OM repellent mem bee& TM emit s Keireir " ere es the el:If • epee Ire*. Trim 4e. ed. Wb. IL pm IMO.— tb=elere, me pertrined. et 114nallargird" Leedom, sal by di re. Nem Me oar ray Wm lesehles or Isedirdea. Edema emceed.% Min= st Me Ifterrh itypi ngetssr. et ess. Me mew ssi sear dremitesem et Os Num L. Inedusesj im it a tis... grai se the Ur isiE 11 1*--Tr liTi l ig ae, sr M. (Is amp) pee km: Mt • NATURAL REGENERATOR al is litainin 011atell Meese lisisies el kiaM siii rem Se the emessi deft% mei the enionam_se adMisMn et r a te m EiF is. IMMlsse, Imam - WHAT TO EAT, DIUNT4 AND AVOID; with Mt Tabiss br WI 111611. By IL I. cvsnsirsta. 11. D.. 114,LA.C., Its. •••••m•--11•• t• INTIC: * mi di hafts, a re 111.11% rel. •dm moll =I lOW SF as ebb plldi,. et Is Iminrilm =Mimi. do hallb.lis sr. V 111 l• As sin; iballouslouriltatis, awe of *Mal Illigban• NM ilea =lt eta ilia/ lo ristwow . cunats 141, mit. Mat d l= l l 4 ,lo,-. 4S, Wed Ihmad ; at direct feta Ampllgire. Ilapat•aleseL sw IVAN EVANS. Mir" Irks fie ma en im b Ids SW Agri_ %Wade ha N od Lin ilai Ism la e tha s :74 IS lIONOWIIik ad isesseded b Old. bob* .i n artless "J og ' is 111 Moab dr Mb nag Ids erp, ds pc uaz did If he we simessiells oft Ms indllT . ~ be lair d e r u nd e ral Is IlidurANTAoll. k i Adr - 14 " :44111511.1 .E limi lb l e i trikr iM6 Nidirld l iiild.r * IN% L m ?Mlle AND FOREIGN LIFE O so. 71. emb a issialgliel 104. br Invalid sad W alum Illeb Or WIWI LAW LIISHINOTON. 0.C.3. WILLIAM BALM% law, : Oae.ftbd eleven maim bogie MSS apapled eirameteaseaT l Ml gamy Miura: W aa l rain tar ad to seeserles. loesaalides ,pe Mei 'adman la sisal arm 1 40 MUM= nun BOLfl prim mum tsiss nimmosses "IMO sew alas! weft sr dimming deal% rod eiberlaa Ide wady le santsese Il lre g relb=idea ar aill lie mikados. .. • GPO. P . Isl., lasibat Dirallsr. IVERKD CARRIAGE FREE TO ANT rsar or IDIOLAND.—MAIWILL sM Or,. ala dadowl. r. pla. maini em ;rith be smog *vele le debar their —fee. dll Pea *WOO. lliardlas eirlaseasadds /a Wads esialdlimal. lithos UN sad are WO sellrely be winked* JUL eI OW mead dews sa, Liebe lar sod ameba lorwardad *es cf sore. lw sp. to W.t. sad 00..1, Pookkawbary. Cheacelde. Ueda maw leaseenewiled by sell co rebrause. N BEDS r RADS sad CHILDREN'S COM— A w ry Wipe reerlarea el a.. !adored. la bra wed Wow g. lb. di eark, ad Owens Ida sr* bled mite dosseenC a t l e areweseas md ell trifltl ° AM irmi l. s ise rirroanst us seam rs.ossosesint (maw et liewiessmrseti, sad I, Webd are tits lemma IS tie WM ; able skal Ow sem be press* Wodro sr Wow boa Wag led, wale la eupelis adds Is Ina sad rer beielseds. It las bawd. as riadaarderve parbet ssur e eigader ft sera the welue.Asi Ormase , ast om bableads at les. GI. arb , —,Deldledellabrars. wilt alawwbsp ad wareasaiorr erred% end (por }rat) dm Pll HORSES.— GIRTON'S ERADICATING WO= ead CO:SDITION TOWDElL—nres Powders are redsemeiml aka _ rob rad "His ter ray be Oslirlying mry FRANCE. • PARIS. Young. 0 P.M. The sitting of the Assembly today as been of amiderable importance . It had been made public, by mots of the evening papers last night, that it was ths attention of the miniptry to make some comma- Dilation of moment to the chamber. and members had boa mooted to be in their places at the proper taw. Alter sew formal business, and entering upon the diumka of the budget of finance, the president re lented of the chamber speech for e president of the well, who had an Important communication to neke. K. °dittoes Barrot then ascended the tribune, and Med the following statement : Chinn Representatives.—When we informed you of the he nuts of which Italy has been the theatre, the Ai m* felt the necessity in which France might a a future period be placed to occupy ter a 2 a_parties of the territory of of th e =MI- T= initiative taken by yen on that om its Is the sours from which has emanated the &whinies t."' given to the enerement to take such a measure if it was mud weal Nees the vote I speak of the situation, tees amnesia. has been etronaly defined. The Austrian amuse= pursues the eciasequesen of its victories; and id* lam lus the rights of war with regard to states more or Id ile in the struggle which had takes place between II ad %Mids. The woes quern of them nuts has been all kithrteal bay Information we have nerved announced a isigenaog anis in the Roman States. (Agitation.) rime menet riatin indifferent to this. The rotes % of the Reach inhabitants, the ears of maintaining •thlighleale blesses in Italy, the desire of contsibuting h * ellelemall by the Roman populatlos of • good arlithemiled ea loft )— ells tutiess—(laterruptions ameelsee l in thethese thinp Made it olar fa *Lill I I be welheriestims that had been granted to us. sowing be lawmellie fee as is =tee into ampler details eliat eampasthlrr the object we have is view. In err gummier= = these chance must have a part allowed to kia ta le g i v =ppen. But we may now affirm that hem we will arise nought but ellcacions guaran i's, he the interests of our polisy—the cause at true liberty. (dalbaba on the left.) The government thin)th it h star, with the greatest pneisies, the WA character kaki el the vote it damn& of the Amiably. darner invested by it with a power the importance of t 2 d sppeeelar, it does net remenaes that power. It th. he so sew pewee, end is would regard as Int- Wag and costrery to its meet ispeder duties say MY by whisk changing the parties gins it by the As sliOly, nomad try to eever its ith that of 6 ••••imbl_ _ _ y bait. Is coming be dew to dimmed 1., _owl Whielt I. indispeneable to gownsman fee amiss resteatlen of the pewee, invested in it, 'oversaw= yr lifts sal asset remain, entirely responsible he the senee- Paso Involved. Teat reeponothility would foe *MI till Wan whes the refund of this saint would, by redwing Ithessemeary iseeties, In pr oesse of the nests I Poe to it that it is the =Modes all the Assessithe a rr i n g ull a tote of the ithit of March end make shisswiss • duty. Ilentiswiag is Is eiwermauses Use project of law whisk the reuse= be. the hinon:ta oohs= to year deliberations: Le. An ensundkaary credit of 1,200,000 francs on the Were of 1840 is opened at the ministry of war for sup leavriiserease ef exposes , attendant upon keeping es tar dries three samithr, the expedidonary Corp. I the If serenter The extraordinary credit to Do third amosset the divers chapters of the budget of war. ley. The ezpisem authorised by the above article shall be Ported derby imams of the relation applicable to the wants dal medics of lgeg." Gentlemen, added M. Beirut, it is Wins, after .web a eallnieniestioa, to point out to the Archly that it must examine this question as one of 1 4• 1 181. Foe the nano of =eh rarsures as these, it is imeary that the publicity and ezettation should be sisal lames. I therefore demand of the Assembly to retire Melia* into their bureasz, and there examine the question S r 10 evaey, and sense a committee which shall report speedily enfik to allow the Assembly, in its sitting of thin day, to 71 : 1 1asenbly, having voted affirmatively on the datalds tithe president of the council, retired into . 61 *lam and named a committee, which isms ottaly, re fi red to deliberate. The ch amber, having inn adjourned for a shoot spoor, then res umed the dmusion el the budget of finance. Thid semasittee named in the bureaux was com et the following repreentativem : lit bureau, 28.1notoriciere ; 2nd, W. Smart; 3rd, M. Lausest ; a Datum ; 6th, M. Behoelcher ; 6th, M. P. 1 41 . 1 1. 7 th, M. Aylies ; Bth, Gen. Sobervic ; 9th, rn. ; 10th, M. Inlet Fevre; 11th, M. F. de it ; 12th, M. Dovergier d'ffattraane ; 13th, r a g: • 14th, M. Thies ; 16th, H. Germain h ilt y , 61he latest moment the commission wee rhea as the question of urgency--seven of the lime for, end eight against, it; still, our 1111 . 1 .1 hint.., thought, the urgency would be carried. eiplition for Civita Vecchia, which was the "Pig d the credit demanded by the goyenuaint, , 11 8 to cave left France yesterday. benThe lfourelliate of Marseilles says that erisnstave at to the staff of the army of llta -AIM at to rend a new brigade to reinforce tbe awe , *Marsei ll es destined for Civita Vecchia. 111 d you *tracts front the Debate and the Cloteri .ll 1 on the La Plata elocution, which are the only .fir i :Wel v iiell Al•la &dies of hamar ocataratd is the Jima, of Wm Imoraiog. The DEbats ram We have yalatUl the mirage ennead by Oa. Rem It the Amboy et Dowser Ayres cat the °probe of the saw ' teaks. We -rote by *Wag that we will sat take sash dremeale naiosimee believe hi the ewaswhat prebhaistis ribose et as Armadas past, Dot tide amino m► um dale 4is ores le amen than mall • emelly ousw4iamme =es their le I I ea et ell the kepp sixt h ea t poliololiaiesi gamine pita Ito twain hos geoel, that the IN mint et Imes sal Begisal witk i =Le the hole tire2=6,3?..11=181, reoathsiess, Jia veers sod these et Oeihs, lieoPassat. gad fter MB Astir% skean that moos ha alb M ve• seme psi rehabs, with the tw• larepsespenew We *NM ast step hr • traewat at sash hypewllleal Wimp, as.. it NA kw • yalo width laterals as, bosons ft Avows s light ca abase sal istemeoaliie Weirs we Mode to the paw is whisk Gesseel Basis allesies to the lean eseatersi ie Learn is 111:11 by -the Boats Ayres* gramma% ass amettatieg to a sea et M 11.411160101 Jae iatereatervildt hes eased a be pail kr the len yam The heeded ell throw MIS light ca this Is is 44 dos Wart of Me Jambe tea* to loop the Vis ion* tAteastie to soil the attardes of the twe govlesseests ef FINIMS Who meat sesseity of es biter • ia This. The elate of U y wee lareisdi by tae Spew Osibe, Gad~iss. Video was be llied. Mal dig Ibe bal euespaet witish pasested =a skills af lin asthma previous of Ikea. what he bleed el this shies sad he diem vast l iming, as by a miracle. the leas of ikIL irsoOsasi thee be hell tits bait isteatima, sued ma. tses..4, be nods se see of the washidett bamboo Of wis bed become the War posies Irksielled, ad tho=uf as goat *so &at boss.' As t ai rere ll r ib b l e atrw tsl a bei has tre=nrrir s 6:81' 21 1 1 1= Calaof the Mersa due slue alialiss yeser: all boss dose is. he.. Tbs Septhlt epos* wolfs sow stipsidiesoreperd es the sued WS Ike is. of nesse es& liesiesi k MOMS. Oasis, ail fklasalb, Gimped with bob*. Is Is Plass** demise eV tits bliseves dss. 11011.91., Oho *air, •tbetrt em, sespesediek kawaisti was ass leakei is es his, aai pistol spot. sever emend !Mai es IBMs wit Redo by bh egIIMS is Leaden to ONION Ile Mows alba of the two sad alliessmoid ef a desWes. The Ike ties Nos beam al, sad lie Necked, estabAbed, (kw& Imo sdioalt a tiarma to keep bit .esitssurst to ,tile ; two sew seleistese ress mat, Ile Welowski sad Lard Ilowdes ; • tat this thee a shims oesareel bessess the tNeellesisea The lased • Osamearre Herbst dlio. weed to gar., • emphismt kr••••••st, triaperlog the awasmy Maws e 4 lasusey. skate*, Tires* Willer, isithfel to the girls of kill isellustisss, remelsed aria, broke ell Wean assetiatiost, the banked, mind by Lard nowise, sad sappretat by hie Milt& tan esterege of the MeateVidesas, whattqwerioseledles resd ar ared still more so by tbe abeatiesesest the lislibk he *..aver well understood the dive eses be the modest of the two seats, Lord Howisosi M. Welowski, sod it is now sly that we kiss the spiestion of it. The SOS sehileets wads the olive esd insilessol so6 M swede " me t a 64 We e stis *NOV wee of mists si monise duo isekadag lb menie,ood the Ism Pieseity et Ns mossme; kit the este time mined the ty mosiog the embenesemest, thus.' "lei = s t a he i retemien se lorepson Moss sia Ose 11101111 en diets* Mere are one sere el essmisa that the Melia geemomemt did set melee to Oland Rank who 'septa them ell without sitting a weed. The stigdbh troop were withdrawn from Most* Video i the silleetios et theqin Muds was Meli~ ; Commodes mil Ire lail Mite to the er, sets 6ooy hind; be MIL pardsealy sent end to his best apart Mae Imp end esomeamomosed hy the tae swiss et the hattleolOlNgetife finally. Mr. Bends* areiveilwit= s tZ • 16 = 1 . 1 alba , Mtl i i%e Qom. end how biy the emposter. 'Mime_ essetlkie Gomel Bess limited wide Weiss. sod berstelley; mama to receive Hz. flootbein ; Wesel to .lads say of the do. meads of the _Argimilime mossomot sibs British gess meet ; sad , fiselly whisk is the mist sensible loin, refusal to pig the Immo lOW IS WI Ms of MIL "It bas = youte raise thebleskele 01 Dome Atm," said sets to the Beet* *hist ; "sad this saddle means is en implkit reseguitkana* et your omega Mi Swamis me; repair them wrongs. We see for the ssy whisk yam Us— tile attitude DWI eased me dram fear ; restos me ay vessels, whisk were Mks at ; esseeks the Mitosis Islands, whisk Wks he me ; sibeades the Mob 'kiss's whisk you has tia no tert:ed es the Pniegoaila roast; la that way we sty iy be able to ems to an arseat of ear present ." It is impossible for um whet the reply of Lord Psimeston will be. Thus Le Pesse ar tiestes i to the isms et her agents, bat meimlMeed her . Amodio' to the lest Maims Bear-Admiral Le rides is meld to hew reesived, ie the omens o/ Nov., inemsticas nuestin from the Misieter ot Porets Allkirs, mad to hams gone to BMWs Ayes to ease to Rom to treat ens the beds, which Sees me eol & :teentesed swiss of wismientesdings ass ee ism al to sue the lives sad premeds of ear esualeymen to be guaranteed is ens Mode Wee sheeld be at length taken by Cribs. To either of those satires Loa bee, it is said, already replied in the sem inseam es he did to the British government, " Pay me a kw tedessaity for having intervened in my affairs, reeks MI. the AV and cannon taken at Obligado, Ac., a.c., and then we may per haps come to an undentending." Rtoryttilog takes tato account, we are not better treated then MipMeid. As to the reply of Y. Drouyn de l'ilsys to the Mein* Milo& of Ge mmel Rom, we do not desire it to be hentediete; but whoa the time shall have come , .we wish it to be .agate. The Yielder of Pereira Afton had espied 'dwelt to moist a solution to the Netissal Assembly ham the Mk February lest; we shall not reran W o lli i i/11111101.1M ins tide, for, et Isom desk sad near to ' us;cis el great gravity has hem railed. and it was stand to bests what was met pressing. But we mast my thet be We sod question of La Plata, condemned from the bst, bit SA important end complex, the great point is to raise our essonsese, which has falls is some leen from 40,0004115 . h.. to 8,000,000 fr., and to protect a popoistisa hash emigrants which has bosom redeems. k the NM ; to save a principle which we has elisielly , and the abandonment of which would be the rein elm basses la all Soothes Menke ; finally; to secure the lotemity of the empire of Brasil, which, already throatiest by Gestral Roses, end soon likely to be the victim el the ems which it was the tint to lama and signalise, will spree& we for 1 1 having excluded it, without reason, from en Wens tie. in which it would have brought the easiness of its =is and its arms. As oar readers Mthis u may see, question of La Plata is not seer a termination. *Su of Monte Tam, and of the two Make of Le Plats, Ism will attack BnW ,• Its is already pasting foe it ; and we bees at Bresil, as in Li Plats, many oostryiss, and a sommerce of 40,000,000 fr. " We learn," says the Swift," that one of the secre taries of the French legation at Rio de Janeiro has just arrived in Paris, with important despatches from our diplomatic and military agents in Ls Plata, de claring that, under the alternative of compromising our dignity and our interest, we must sot immedi ately. Brazil adds her request to that of oar fellow citizens and agents." One of the journals states that M. de &Windy, Minister of Public Instruction under Louis Philippe, has arrived in Paris, with the intention of presenting himself as a candidate A. the Legislative Amenably for the department of the Burret4cire. A Toulon letter of the 10th lays :—" The steam frigate Panama, *apt. Belvdze, which was stationed in the Adriatic, has returned into port. When ahe left Trieste nothing decisive had taken place. Venice still held out against the Austrians. - - - Osoos. Amt. le.—New —; 2r.. los OWN. u ; Pm Fr 116662., a OH LA Lem, • rms. 1161glao Plogin 16•624 • Boma tam; 7/2 ; ?+..r, No*. —. ark Rom cosi. Ihicisas• Land" SO am 2.1 VI orb; SO deft 13 IS lasi.w626. Pies sod 00=4 SOS SO; Pods rod lloses. 541 SO ; Ikon sad Hans. SOO ; .02.66 sod IlansOluo, Oil 26 ; Otroboom sad Pa* 106 —; Petro (Visron), WI SO; Maim mi Sodom Bordiraz, 412 SO ; North. CO 71. SPAIN. The international of Bayonne has a letter from the frontiers of Catalonia, of the Bth inst., which states that the band of Trietany had been pat to flight by the queen's troops, after a brief engagement, in which it lost several men; that Plans de Rabi, an insur gent chief, with a band of 600 men, bad been com pelled to yield after a bloody straggle; that an influ ential thief, named Plandemunt, had beta captured, and that a band hai been completely defeated at San Aoki The cornetts defeat and route of Merears b an d aro cmdene bat it does not appear, as pre viously stated, that the chief fell into the power of the queens' troops. Our correspondent writes : " MADRID, Aran. 16. " Charles Albert, after he left Valladolid, was obliged, by the bad state of the Zamora road, to vary his route towards Coronas where he will embark for Oporto. He passed the ;sight of the Bth at Merlins de Riewoo, the good people of which place, who had only heard of Charlie Albert's defeat twenty-four hours before is mini among them, were much sur prised. On the 7th, at half-peat th ree in the after tools, be arrived at Bianco. where he wee received by the political chief; he refused the paid of honour which was offered him. A crowd of people tilled the entrance of the hotel at the moment of his depenture. He bowed with great affability in newer to their respectful salutation. His majesty ate nothing bat potatoes and onions at his dinner, and his servants took a provisioa of them with him. " The Three per Cents. have risen to 24k; the Bank Shares to 84. "Napoleon Bonaparte, ambusaclor of the French republics, has arrived. The enlist chisfßermudes nes been at Mentrifland Villa del Prado, within five leagues of Madrid. He was at the head of 63 horsemen. ctlyt TOWN 823.] LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1849. [THREEPENCE. " Cabrera, Forced*lle, and asefins, who were aid to be reduced arena to inaction, have suddenly Wild their walruses, and atteapted to mini,' a °o leos ad the royal troops" Nan" Aram 11.-11ine 5W 04•160 snood ; .Po.De r, =ever, 54. mi. I% Onis,, 11 mar with coops; &Or * ask. Poodvio. Air MEN 4 Wt. os. I ark alga a a Artbased. ea; 22 PIM TrVal M l 7 kali 70 2 0 PPM Zaskreg• as Lofts. mg. declaration, and the repeated sad dative steps which we han tau to SW aka la Beau. • Os the elm hood, however, we beset ages to, ankh Promais No aselZ a ts asseithia of the views exprossod by the la its dints duals& of the 3M int. The Mind Aaluelly, width was solely acvokod i star to easplias, la easaina with the pours of Che Lay, die emit Mile maithutioa, imposed a limit on its Shun by that it tusk was onto& That amiably, however, Ws allotted to it, not only arbitrarily ead=rost ohs constitution sad promulgated kse , bat ana night, without_ bekg ip puma* Oka parer, tobiles ea Oorma an hil4o mum 26 . tie Nasal Assem y bly seal ( mug* I. Net tkis , h bas oho romplstoly left the path of MM. fry — arblerailly declaring Itself as parawmatos. of ifs = 11 1 ;:ived at by lb. 1 . 16. i t a . Loynd the sant of its psi vilskee say atiro.thia we obi of Os prossethisa of its laitia. Per us the Ns. 4... dog Asehty es haw ukts, eat ea eat aossat wi it. *OW re ezereise trailoirsan •ht *dimes sft the Ibluellisa el a saw previhael Natal WV Mee sa l P il l fa *Walks yttesket" Ws to ' eh ern max Mali regard to the work of the sestitatita, a week see has by the Aiwa* itself as ambled :Should, tiorshiti, the vlst of the aspire, through diNINNIIIMIZ a r amok ta Ow largest request al= perse.aad tows* * lth post eat% in a lepal way, paarlials kw bees ands foe th e eisaagameht el Gum ads. We at sangsthally errata against the ample del Ist ensile testi power by ate Mho 08.111•111 soak slaw ashes meat labs spar Ite Wail la aralessalls al the gournmato to duly so. ~ sa ver - those eircasstauri so farther negotiates n isei* Ike work of the coultatioa sea be audit on with Ile Nadirs! Usably, as the ventral parer, a purely mu 41rz sdia. 1 thwittbatity la sot salted to take pert is aogotlahoas ; and .Ids lipoid oaf sea adhere to the already esproesed = l "f. lbst ea himself sat his stain * the pow= re. reidill l oam Om the pins pilaw. We ranee, therehn, avail ourselves.( tie lease. des addressed to as, wad mad splaulpotontiary to the sago daises propost to los 'anted ea than. someige it, se the contrary, tompallal to 4t=.61 idigarly pulsed oiliest aU the darisioes Ott eats aegotlatleas, es will as aphid *Sr sa -1 2rese Ma ht teas es with fill reservation .f a the sae stela of lima; hilliness:soar, and his Osamu P and dela boa we treatise still in force. eTisiat slim to the Pasha sabot a copy of *alma* despdsb, la surer V e i l eimeasels'its IrMsk it addrestd ' to us thrust Count Derattellf. BADEN.—The following is the declaration of the Radon governezent reapesg the. constitution tor Germany : His royal highness the asslitaks_ , ask" la unison with his *atm, and sonstaatly Mammal by Ms &dm is re sins all obstacles to the 4 Vie with if thump siltation, reeogaiss f uselmeolitutlea sit Os chaos of an emperor, se by the Oarsaa Naiad Amiably on 27th and 28th Blush, Sus* that as ansaleaso will be arrived at with nitrous to this impaeleat vitalism with Austria. and maids to a ratan ankh* the ilsolooldo ad Important sisellersdons of Us Govem eastitallea. T i li• grand daho would b. has, to lad that a geoesel la- Asstanding had boat Weisel ; are to iukk she E ns political sovesunt of the pest year wadi Ist a sat* laNry resting plasm If it should ha beseour, ear teary to sopostatiou, that besides Austria (aossaabeg whit* the decisions a *a National Amiably are bold is mine) sass states ammo be Sought into the saassika, au the decisions of elm National Assembly in that rapes cannot be carried oat, it will roman for his royal highness, subject to the approval of kis states, to coesiter what spa dal instructions are to be given to the grand dial plenipo. Hosiery. FRANKFORT.—At the conference of the Gerona plenipotentiaries at Frankfort on the 14th inst.,the cen tral ministry expressed, it appears, their de•ermination to uphold and promulgate the constitution as votedby the National Assembly. The conference was attended by Herr Camphausen, the Premien plenipotentiary. Further details respecting the conference have not yet transpired, except that the Schleswig-Holstein pleni potentiary has declared in flivour of the acceptance of the imperial crown by the King of Prussia. Several of the Austrian members of the National Assembly have already left Frankfort,in obedience to the order of their (government. Others have resolved to await the decision of the committee appointed to report on the answer of the King of Prussia to the Frankfort deputation. DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. (Pros our own Corrompondost.) "HAMBURG, Aran. 14. " According to an assonat received by this morn ing's train, the Saxons and Bavarians to* the Duppel fort yesterday by assault; the corn mill and several farm-houses at Dappel took the and burnt down. The fort served the Danes as a Me &pont on landing in the Iluodewitt, when crossing over from Alsen ; and is of great importance to the Germans, being . a bill, from which they can reach the island by their guns, and drive the Danes from Snuderberg anttother places. " The Flensburg correspondence of yesterday's date says, in corroboration of the above, that cannonading was heard in the direction of Edmund all day. It mentions that large numbers of Prussians and other troops Ewald to the north, and expects that the Schleswig-Ilolstrinere have entered Jutland se a van guard. " It is supposed that the allies will try to take pos session of the Island of Fuhneo, the small estuary which divides it from the main-land being practicable for pontoons." ITALY. SARDINIA.—Our correspondent writes: "TURIN, Aram 11 " The newts I seat you yesterday has been eon firmed in all its particulars by the acoonatiy letters, and newspapers brought thence today. Genoa is in the hands of the Piedmont...) troops. The endear*, renewed for another tare days, had bees ' (allowed by the uneonditiosal surrender of the town, though on the nederstandlec that there would be a , general amnesty, from which only Ge . neral Ares sans, David Menhir. Pettigrki, Cossets** Bets, and eight other chiefs of the insessesties, were en. eluded, as well as all snob military um is the nisei service of Piedmont as had tap" 14 pet in the rebellion. To-day immease parcels of tiiiirawigipses bou Genoa and the south of Italy, as well Reele.ind Wu" Iwo arrived, after ea of @reseal Ipys. From private letters I kart perused, as wall as from what you will bath seen is the pepersbefon tithe letter reashosz= may be certain that, now that Pietism:l hal given up the cause of Italian independsece (at leapt for the present), r &her Florence, Rotas, tor even Venice, will hold out keg." NAPLES.—We give the following latest intelli gence in a letter from our own correspondeat " N APLIS, Aran. 6. "As I am uncertain when the next steamer leaves, I send you by the land post of this tinning such news as has be= received in Naples from Messina by the French steamer, which came In yesterday afierneoe, and started soon after. What I have already told you is in a great measure eoalrmed. "A letter from Messina, of the 2nd inst., says : On Wednesday, 28th alt., all the troops were called ea, oven from the advanced posts, to aasiet at a review on Thersday, 29th. The numbers amounted to 16,000 or 16,000 oe, 'acted's( the uterine., and, when ex tended, they reached from the meet southern point of the Marina to two miles beyond the Faro road. On Sa turday, five or ides stamen went sixth with troops to occupy the resod they had ahandoeed two days be fore, near Meissen ; and in the even . 3 of the same (31st alt.), Filaegieri and his embarked on board a steamer and went month. Yesterday morning (Sunday, the let inst.), before we were out of oar beds, the whole town was evacuated. There has been much skirmishing, I think, and some villages burnt, as Ali, though nothing is certain. Then is a cry of treachery at Catania; if so, blood will be spored and the royal troops will enter without dill catty; if not, the struggle will be most deadly. Forty or fifty have been arrested within a few hours, and taken tet he eitsdel ; the consequenee in that there iisach a panic in Messina, that you might hear a pin fall ; no one dares open his lips—all walk separately. A constituent monarchy is all that is demred, bat no arrests, no gagging, no despotism. Many are in great fear of an outbreak here in Morena, and are comae quently leaving for the Calabria.; both foreigner and natives are many of them packing up. " Another letter says that 11,000 men had parsed under thewriter's window, with twenty beam cannon, ammunition, and provision mules, &c. Of these one half had gone as it were in the direction of Palermo, the others south, as to Catania; this was supposed to be only a run, as finally the Ems went in the direc- tion of Ottani& From other seeress I learn that mach more resistance bad been met with than was ex expected. The steamers and the land forces (royalist) are co-operating with each other evidently. By land, as far as I an make out, the king's troops had reached the Marina Fiumi di Nisi, where the Sicilians made • stand. Here there is an ancient castle, called Nisi, or Dionisio ; and the place where the v illage stands was most strongly fortified at one time. En rage to Poi= di Nisi, the Neapolitans had burnt the village of Ali. The steamers, if my conception of the matter is correct, had proceeded mare south, and bad destroyed the fort of St Menke, as also a tower at Taormina, a shell having been thrown into a powder magazine. On the same nee skit • 36-pounder had been fired by the Sicilians into the Stromboli, carrying away the chimney or mast, and by the concysion throwing down the General Filangieri. The Stromboli had been sent back to Messina, to be repaired. The 4th regiment Neapo litans had suffered much, as also a body of lancers. The colonel*, the latter has arrived in Naples, it is said to demand reinforcements. One of the steamers pur chased in England by the Sicilians has certainly ar rived in Palermo, and some my two ; we shall shortly hear, therefore, of some dashing work between the two navies, if so they can be called. It is very clear that the royalists have hitherto gained no ground, and from this one single fact—not a bulletin has as yet been published; had there been any the slightest sue ewe we should have had gasconadieg enough. "The Priem Regent is expected every . hoar ; on her arrival she leaves Immediately to provision the Ven geance. at Leghorn, and the whole fleet will, with the exception of the Howe, take its leave. Directly after executing her mission at Leghorn, the Prince Regent returns here, and relieves the Howe, which joins the rest of the fleet. The French fleet also leaves for Toalon it is expected. A Spanieh frigate left Ai x: this afternoon for the south. Y.:change on 582. _ _ -- "A letter from a Neapolitan Aker at Messina to another at Naples, speaks of having satiated his lost at Merlins, and now going to gratify it in Catania. "More Neapolitan troops leave immediately for Messina; the numbers I cannot tell precisely. For several days a most active correspond we bas been carried on between Mr. Temple, our admiral, and the government. Our city now presents a most di smiss. aspect. According to custom on this day (Holy Thursday), all carriages are prohibited, and the streets are full of pedestrians, ea raids to visit the sepulchres and the several churches." GERMANY. ANSWER OF THE AUSTRIAN CABINET TO THE LAST PRUS SIAN CIRCULAR NOTE. The This. Glazeff• (the official journal) publishes, in its number of the 12th inst., the following commu nication of the imperial cabinet w the Baron Von Prokesch (the Austrian plenipotentiary in Berlin), under date April 8, 1849 s The Coat Von Berostorff has communicated to sae • cir cular, forwarded at the same time to all the Pruden ambas sadors as Gomm emu, in which his modesty the him in mar tease of the expressed intention of the riser of 'e be mph* to rates his post, has set keel la Naas, to sompt, on the propositioe of the &mg gevernments, s d with the consent of the flemen Masai Assembly, the provisitatal direction of the sales o filemosey, to respond to as tell made on him, sad Is pime f isksratt at the head of a Genesis anfiderats Mae, to lateempssa of each stake se aro Wined to ten nesigii s era vdestally with it. asetelmimakom, sil theravernments »Wesel the invitation •to twat, Itset deky, special ploulp•- 1 testi:Om neakfort.4•4lsr Midas, he the peva of 'NHL boblitit deatations. • Ist. As to the adakie Ike emadmat MO" bad the • candidate mist ada sea animists Is le take plea tad. As to as pada which the ittesameNts whisk shall joie eedi altimeters!' state or4 ou riikPliVet to the Gana Patens& &Matey, asatti MOM to with the esisewari tu that the *dr ramissat with Medea to the von still t delay snored. kaa As to relations to *see Getman states tibia hares lejsia tie antedsrate ens, whereby it is &- drab", air Ile Watt be made to meet the 'Sirs of the still esslislwattiS to the sew foam of state. Now r we sbeeld be to melt 'apatite 's, Nona ark' midis, a the _pert of Pala, is its ospadty as a (snow maker et tie Gomm& ankdoriden (a anfelastion whisk is bawl em a e4ikamN. eat villa, efe /ado. dra exits), lltf ti ee e Wain. la • legal way, to as arrearamet Maas in Germany, is mardanin with tae spirit o r the age, on the bur of the project of con stitution dimmed by the National Assembly—how ready • we should be to do so, we repeat, is proved by our positive SCHLESWIG. Lord Palmerston has recently caused the following letter to be addreeeed to the Lords of the Treasury, and by the Treasury it has been transmitted to the Commissioners of Customr, ;for the government of the offlows in. that department, according to the views entertained on the subject by Viscount Palmerston : Sir,—l am directed by Viscount Pallas/stet to request that you will inform the lords Commimiossra of her Ma jeity 'a Treasury, that the attention of her Majesty's government has beet called to the irmdarities which have 1 w warred in several British ports, o to the masters of vessels belonging to ports, in the duchies of Schleswig and of Holstein having, on their snivel is British ports, reported those vessels as Schleswig-Holstein vessels, or as Garman vessels, and having subsequently tfi their arrival taken other set =dine to establish a Mum to * acesidered as ✓s not subject to the crown of Denmark. There are no treaties which regulate the onstaarcial inter. awns between Great Britain and the duchies of fichliewig and of Hobo* wept the treaties which .have beta ma eluded between the crown of Beglead and the Lai of Vilest treaties we separate seastisa NW of the Duchies Melissa hem ober partials of the dirmisions of Denmark, elle it is wader the gems! anis of those treaties that British Meseta am entitled to admission late the ports of the Maki*, and that the ,owls of the Dodges are entitled to Minimise late the poirts of Great Britain. Heave it is that:, the the Slog of Denmark I. not King but Doke of HelrMik treati geb t i ls, thamli ooal s of the Duthie, " Wi liest 'Li to to British pe e rts only in the character of Danish vessels, there being no treaty is existence which gives them any privilege or riebt fa than heal Massa= of s=l=4 or Holamin meek In the present state of the differences between Denmark maths two Dashes it may not be expedient to any ob servance of this technicality too far, but It would neverthe less be right that the Ohm of the customs almmid expisis clearly. to masters of Schleswig or of Holstein mesh animism British ports, that it is only under the tom* between Great Britain' and Danmark that they cue be Awed the privileges in regard to duties, &c., which they may claim ; and that consequently, whatever may be the • character _by which' they may declare theinselves, and which the caters of the Customs should* instructed as a matter of courtesy not to dispute, it is as Danish vessels that they are really ad mitted to the enjoyment of the privileges which they claim. The above relatel to declarations that ouch vessels are Schlemiels= or Holsteinen, or SchleswitHohteisors, but fa regard to declarations by Holstein me= that they are Gana= weals, the oaa is different sad it mold not be experileatt that such declarations should be aecepted. For such daelaridoat would spxifical take rack mods out of the operation of the treaties with~Denn ek, sad would not bring them within the 'so= of an ether treaty i Inasmuch as no treatyles been concluded the mstish crown and ace in point of fact is them , at proem my state.oalled fa existones with which sulk a =Mr could be What the Holateinen mean by calling thenessine Garman is that the = a c e ( Nadel& Snits a part of the Germs= - doe,. bat . Great Britain has ;ever Messes stn ooreamial4rith that confederating, of the states w composed that weleheatimi ham been admitted, • to their resperdive Wised sharamess, as bolniglag tri nada, Austria, the Hien Towns, So, sevredine w r e rsik bat not under the deseminatioa of Gummi I am, de., (Mimed) Sanitivay. LSTIAIS Vl d in ARCTIC Bw, —Lsttsis frail& tha relatives a$ o f the teens tedlesimea lathe serving Arctic Sees le ajaft's shi Erebus sod Terror Enter prise and Investigator, forwarded by has ship North Star,if sent to the Secretary of tits Adiairtra or *We the let of May. SECOND EDITION. Ron tA. (MUTTS qf THIS NIGHT d ADMIRALTY, Ann S. II Oalls M Royal Marlowe-Bn. Lkvt. J. Y. How" gems to first Mat. Asa. 8. Dolmas. 'soldered by metesswet a wart osartbd. A Fr,aT IZ AN oDß l Goo litT o rn soz, Garlick KU, tipper Theatre street, w tr aoshant• Matra ihuoirerid r:loisiox Rumex. Bum, Ham wiereasith, vbektataki thy salters. RICHARD CHOU, Mdoestreet, Lisionlttore, beeps dealer. Jolts LOUISAN, CruteltstUrisso, City WIGS 11110dISSI. CILIUM MATIEBW, Eitotretriter, Filidise, ham. JOHN 111001118, tseissihr. • oritsw Tow Trosittr Trash, Ilbsehedessitirs, hear. ThoirAs Wasozyslitastes, StOssups• Treat, Stafford shim swear. Biarrestro Witstar, Caelbrookaste, Yedeley, Shropshire, wash proprietor. °sows Dreihrich, Worcestershire, silt mszint testorer. HENRY emu, Cheltenham, plumber. 014111.1111 BEASLEY. BeiNICIERDIV. '4IIERE WILD. &me, Roam& victualler. Lamm. GULLIVER Hearn, Chariot Marshall, Dorset aids% horse dealer. Int= Hew, Weymouth, Donetaltim, hatter. ' Joint Wm= gad RICEARD Fuzes, Liverpool, men- Joan JONES, Holyhead, Anglesey, lank • Joan OWEN. 'Tramagmay, Mos as brew. WILL/Alt Tonttunne, Ba sked, Laoaelha, lineage. it_ UM, As mina, Nushillt, Lancashire, wean seas dranrer. Gnaws BAZZAS. Nemaatle-upea-Tyneorise eseraltant. FOROED BANK OF ENGLAND Nana.—Yeniorday, breed Bank of Busload nobs which had been taken in busi ness were exhibised I. the shop windows of Mr. Heath, Poultry; at a taper's, in Ries Willbsteetrest, Lends,. Wei; sad two other shops la the Conemeedel-read. be =Let thew targeilee lode Maly hoist treed that the slam and petty Measessee email* Were es tam totes at all. Mona Arroanne.—Yeeterday being the first day of brae, notice was given ta the Court of Queen's Bona by 156 articled clear, of fatemded applicatioa during Trinity term text to be admitted attorneys of that wart ; sad six more,:by order of the, jedge, were added to the lib. The entailer to be exandired doe admiseign during the prevent Boetde tpm b 140. The examiners will hold their court at the Law !satiation, Chancery-leas, for that purpose, ea the Ist of May. There were 31 applications to resew eertificates, making a grand total of 327. Bolide= will be sworn in before the Master of the Rolls no the 9th of May. . FOREIGN ARKS rot CALIFOENIC—A quantity of of different descriptions, were recently imported sato cite of the ports en the coast, for the oshmAle and expressed rxof being exported to California ; b a t, NI MY of n manufacture of every description are prohibited Asa being imported into:thie cpuatry, they were sot allowed obabeion for exportation to Ceutseuia m required, but were permitted, as the only privilege that mold be granted, to be reship”d to the them lmd taken fbasereign port kw* which the iambi*, of e. MUMMY FM OCHO9L—A preliminary meet ing war hill 4 at Ayiesbory ea Temday, for this purpose of making amusements for riling a publis meeting of the in habitants of that town to warder the present uniatisfmtery state of the Aylesbury Free &shook end the best means of rendering them of advantage eo the inhabitants of the tows. The Rev. U. Pretyman am called le the chair. sad stated his belief that all present, duly appesekting the advantages of education, meet very mach that so seediest a charity as that which existed in jlnhay was net more efkient for the purposes of "decades. The freader mideetly serer intended by ths term" peel" 1. peskailt the "'heel hem becoming beneficial to the teadsmses of the towel. Gene rally speaking their eons might be considered is the light of poor scholars. The fo unde r a will, too, dearly enough mast bear that interpretation; and, besides, all other gram mar echoed, in the kingdom admitted the boys of the middle. classes, and it was unreasonable to suppose that they were all in error in so doing. Mr. R. Green said he had come to made Allesbur7 Partly, and be road to the meting a assess of the Court of Chancery, (bud in February, 1720, death's the Ants of the wheal. There were to be 120 boys gratuitously educated; at present there were Warmly 50. An application had, sometime sine*, been made to th e trustees by the tradesmen of the tows, but no answer was received. He called their attention to a bill before parliament for regulating charities, and thought, if nothing else could be done, they might get in serted a clause affecting Aylesbury.—Leed Nugent thought, as a matter of fairness, the trustees themselves should have the opportunity of steadies the mostiag about to be son 'seed. He conceived that the Intentions of the foamier were not carried out, as was evident from the degree which had bee* read. A good education should be width' the reach of all tradesmen lot their children; the knowledge of languages was becoming every day more sad more easeatial. He recommended that the meeting should be called, sad a memorial should be drawn up to be presented to the trustees of the school, reminding them at the same Una of the bill in parliament —A dissolute ensued. in the mule of which it wee stated that the trust was 1,0001. in debt. & resolution was adopted for calling a public meeting in the county hall, for the purpose of further taking the matter into oon dderation. COMMERCIAL dr MARKETS MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Zoo o'Clock.—The English funds have been rather unsteady this morning. Console opened at 92 to advanced to 92: to 1, and are now quoted at 911 to 2. Some uncertainty attaching to home as well ea foreign politics, or at all events rumours connected with both, are manifestly producing this influence on the market, for money omit noes extremely abundant, and it is most difficult to employ it on the Stock Ex change. The Three per Canty. Reduced are lad quoted at 901 , to t, and tke New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 911 to I. Exchequer Bills are, aa yes terday, 481. to 48a. premium. Bank Stock is quoted 192 to 194. In the foreign market there is not much variation from yesterday's prices. Mexican Bonds are 27t to 281, ex dividend. Brazilian, 78 to 80. Buenos Ayres, 38 to 40. Equador, 4 to 1. Grenada One per Cent. Bonds, 18 to 19. Peruvian, 66 to 8. Swim's Five per Cents. Active, 171 to 18; the Threes, 321 to 3. Dutch Two-and-a. Half pee Cents., 491 to 801; and the Fours, 771 to 81. kNOL181! DDB.- _ - _ _ . Bank Mock. M 4 3 ger Cl Red. Ann." ON i 1 Der CI. Cow. Aasa., 9111 1 lisq . 6Coca.feciox. Pal a par Cia., lilt as. Was. p - ifOltZloll 1 1 1.1116(3. - Icor Ct. Attotrba I pr Ct. Oneida 116,111 19 H per Ct. lag. al l % 4 Goimodo Deemed 1id0...)3 st per Cult, ditto, Ipr Ct. Um, Mick p di, II pc Ct. Brazilian Bds., 13 30 ELorCit Proviso 3 Dttto Now. 17 9 Cam 1113 4pm Ct. Hamm Arm 144., IS 40 ii.m — ..... 190• 1 111 1 Ditto Mho Br , 903 I 03 Ditto Columb. Dot lido. Csor:.:6&" T I 3 Colorabloa Dreatior DP.. 4 3 3 per Ct Danish BP, 411 8 Ditto Vociivo , X 33 per Ct. Dutch Bdo, 433 503 Npar Oh Tommeds Ida, IT 4 pa Ct. Dutch C. 773 99 Venni& Delius& 80., 73 53 RAILWAYS.—The share market is firm this morning, but very quiet. Brighton shares are im proved a little in prior, this line being now regarded with much favour; not only from the state of the traffic, but the circumstance of its prospective e s g ments being so much more limited than mo:o li Z lines, the quotations this morning for the shares are 391 to 1 : South Essterns are quoted at 22 to 1 ; and North Staffordshire. at 31 to i dis. ; London and North Westerns have been done at 132, sad Midlands at 731; Eutern Counties at 84, aad Casual:ins at 251. In the Preach shares there is still very little busi ness, but prices are firm. In the But Indian lines there is nothing doing this morning. Namur and Liege shares have been done at 81. SALES EFFRCIED DP TO TWO TIM DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's pekoes wfil be kind In kat pep.) Aberdeen, 17i 4 • !barrel and Cilimpow, 41 Do. Pref., II Or. As K. Wears, 113 Die., War., le Dudley, lii Ilsr, Sluff., and Lie. New 101. Warr; 23a i Fri, 11 Do. Qr. Si Lanka k S. Western, Set Orr SS Belybend, IS Do. New 101. Pref.. 11 Do. Pref., 13 llellind, 76i Si E. Anglian 334 L. and R. and L. N. Beira, 14 and D., 3 Do. Qr. si MAN, E. and IL, 3 De. 71Wde, 4i L Counties, Si i Oa. Wen., is Wok 19i Do. New Dear. I per Ct., 114 AM& sal ft. AO Do. Erten., No. A i p Do. New Orr., E. Palen Salo, 20 1111 = l6 llsetes, lll.l. 4i E. Lianashire, 17j Great Northern, 194 Tew Vale Great Weabgri 9% York. NeMe iti gltA Do. Cps, I Do. pifer. Ili IT Do. Illtba, 1 Do. NI N. Per.), 1 Wm and York. itltbs, 61 i York rd N. Wyk ii fi Lon., Brighten, k &Dorton i Nam and Mo. ' De, 011111. I per Car. Ors Parsand Oiler Alen dr combo Takde),lll Pulsar Row. ne LIVERPOOL SALM Area N. • Lan. k York. FIESA 31 d Norm &Crab. (101.1, id Do. Halves (L k B.), 121 d Quip. Union (R. lis C.), as d Lend. and N. Western, 133 IL R end Dover, No. 4, Ti Do. New Qrs., 41 p Yet, Newer, and Der. (Eaten. Do Qre. (C). 31 p N. 1), 3 Si d Midler Naha. II d Do. (N. Z. Pr.), ltd Aorta& Cenral, ft Si - NANCM11111:11.1111111. Ann 16. • - Caledonian Pret. BMA 11 7-16 &atm Cbnatin. Si x _B. Lino. and Ton. Eft* 3 13.16 d L. and N. Wan. & On SU Do. ata ,61 Do. W. R. 17., 4 Misten.)6 I d d L ( 21c 3 aver, Ng Do. Prof. 6 per CUR, 111 Do. No. 4,71-1 s 1 ' LEEDS SALMI, Aran 16. Caledonia, kai N. Wonsan, 71d Think Exton MI. 27a. 6L I d PRODUCE.—PincastilutrA Half -past Ma— ne large public soles of Now sys pregrulasiwith as nosh steedinsie as eoshriss esPlasd ,IreSithe q *entity but the prices al Bowl, sf whist the bulk eosisisb, mut be essitiftred In him of the buyers. Moaned without alteration in pekes; grocery lamps, Ms. to 63.. 6d.—Coffee : The psblie sale of 600 begs plantation Ceylon did not alter pseral q uotatiossa.— Cocoa sold steadily in public sale at AO prices ; IYioidad pod rod, . 42r. to 435. sa.—ltion: 1,600 baits of Bopp; 44,,Y0 AV Madras were aired is Diddle lab: held 0 — t •- - 1 41 14 1 nearly ell 1, ---- , •, . ei... .. WM ' Ore; „, ••••••••• ..""...,petre sold at a ItrtbinflAlbt''' - , I lila; nineties 6,305. to 30..6d.—C4tt0w dad Sad WOW . : - in a rt r eZl3 a, l : l r i ps . : 3 7 ; 6: 1 2 , 1.4 4 7 21s. 6.1.-11Aun : Proof LONDON WENCIA* 1;.g.:;.: NETUNNA _Ara" ii *WOW, Aiitioa: ji r re ,.ii —d. ner----- Pr. edi~ in NosOthu ..._... toss 27.190 40474 1155.111 1450119. astad b Mama bp !SAN 17.410 216,840 1 14 loner, .. ..... 143 3.100 145.144 1 Oonaa, W.l.... Ask eags s . Sr 1.133 Matta ....... — 153 Lia 9.444 Oaks ~. .... Asp ' 3.519 RUM .505440 0000trA, 11.1....... bar 570 MI 2,..113 1.5116 1e4ia4.421 3,421 Ivy W.I. ......eadw 03 61 3 • USN Iva TALLOW.—The market is steady, at the rises of yesterday. COTTON.— , LevinePoon, Arent 16.—The maTket to•elay yes steady, but the &end MY principally to- Americans, &mire end llellniges being eery Much neglected. About 3,000 bales have been win, and (kitbag. MO Americans were taken on speculatice. CORN.—Arrivals et the granaries, by the Eastern Opuntia Milroy, for the week ending April 15 : 21 Wheat . 1846 „ I Peat Oats CIRENCEITER, Aptil 10.—There was an improvement it our Wheat trade today of fully 2s. per qr. Spring Corn remains the same as last quoted. Wheat red, 101. 10a. to 121. • whits, 111. 10s. to 131. 10s. Barley, 25 5 . t o 30 e . • ILtnatat, April 14.—The weather for the past week hes been showery, with some falls of bail, hut not severe mos& to interfere with spring tillage, at which a good number are employed ; legs quantities of Oats, Barley, and Potatoes • are sown, and wan in pros-6FL The young Wheat looks , strong and healthy. No grain at market from our fanners, and but few arrivals of foreign. The trade in Indian Cara is more active, and from increased consumption we expect a better trade. A good retail.demand for all other Bread stuffs. Preterit prises: Wheat. red, 135. • white, led. Oat„ 1 91. Barley, 11d. per stone. Gta ladUn Coin, 81. 2s. ed. • so ss. per tot ; ti e d ala ; yellowAsawiessa, 71: lets ; whits, 71. 156 !adieu Meal, Si. to Ilk 104. Br • ', sr. Oatmeg, 11. We. Bralaproaal. 111. • F uses lour, 30a. per bag; l AsserWm, 20s. per barrel. HAY.-BMITMFIELD.—Mean. Cooper and • MAO report the supply of Meadow Hay very abort, and the trade very brisk ; Cloven more than eufaelent for the deemed, et the fullowine quotations : Primo Widow. W. to M. I Moon.. SOL WOOL Wow.— 271. to 300. lotorlor W. to W. 1 Owe .. W. to W. I CATTLE, &c.—Total of Cottle received in London, by the Rentarn Counties Railway, for the week ending Aga lb :—Beaate, 2,642 ; Calves, 173 ; Sheep, 4,430 ; Pigs, 260: Nortwicu April 14.—Our market exhibited a swell show Nstore cattle. Trade was no better, and aeleveneecoaid not be effected. Pat Hearts a large show, and trade dull, at 6s. 6d. to 6,. per stone of 14th.. The pens badly filled. Boasts were no better sale then at our fair, prior Yuying from 28s. to 365. per head, without a clearance. Pat Sheep, le. to 7e. 6d. per atone ' and not all sold. In store Pigs and ' fat Peek no elterationvorth notice. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.--MomDAY, APRIL N. The SraLux took the chair at 4 o'clock. ptgreps nos/FEpts. of )Ball BEADINO.—Larka Oss Lied Compaq (aassdaest ea. BUMS CONUDZILID.—Osimby tad Frisama's =milt; Mildsrabilst Was Misslsaac Na.. • Wairirubs. Mel" Ilionihnikkimodi sad Fes BlADel=titss i t img o= er W=lN lMl6 l land= sad Blaikwed Illaaway (aaradasaat sad azasios of ► am) • Wom bs= Darks (asala of dacha war Wareham sad therds tram %rim Chef Bala. PUBLIC BUSINESS. • PETITIONS.—By Mr. A. HASTIE, from Parley, against the Sm. day Travelling Bill, end one against the Liman. Asylum 10.—Mr. H. BERKELEY, from Bristot aped by 4,000 persons, for the Is a. =Mate release of the Bev.(. Shore, and the reverence at:berth from stets ; also a petition from the dissenters of Bristol, ft* thownstianal atarstion.—Mr. DUNCAN, against the Sunday Travelling Bill; end * several from Foefashire. spinet the Registration of Marriages (dectland) ELLIOT, from several places la Scotland, . gaga the Registration of Marriages Bill, and against the Sunday Travelling BBL—Mr. C. LEWIS, from Rose, in favour of rating the owners instead of the occupiers of tenements under St —Mr. IL BAILLIK, from Inverness, lamina Sunday travelling; akto a reSon from Inverness, against the Registration of Marriage' ite i rxland) 8111.—Mr. GODSON, from the gu ndlans of the poor, Kklderroinster, spina the law of settlement, sod far • eat. form rating to the poor.—Mr. MACNEILL, seven) spinet the nation of a/Marriages (Scotland) 11111.—Mr. 0. THOMPSON, from the Tower Hamlets, for rn extension of the franthiee.—Mr. COBDEN, from Lieut. Fnutele Minima, emplaning of the suspend* at kin half pay by the Comulaimiers of the Admiralty, and praying Orr m inquiry into his cox.—The SECRETARY et WAR, from Glasgow and several other places, against the Sunday Travelling Bill ; from Perth, in favour of the Clergy Re li ef Bill, with metal Perth, rearmost to the me ot Mr. abore.—Mr. It. CURRIE, Mn from Neetharepton, ter botemational arbitration.—Mr. S. WORTLET, from theßesit' of Foxhole*, IMAM% In Savour of the Montage Bill; and mare/ others, Irma clergymen sad magistrates at the seine county, to the same porous. SECOND READlNG.—Adminbtradon of Just* (Ifetregelitaa Thetriets) Bill. NOTICES OF QUESTION AND MOTIONS.—Proue Bnagaa— Laed DUNCAN, be put a question , to-morrow, to the Chancellor of the Exchequer in retition toe system of paying the whole of thepublie revenues into the treasury without deduction. POOR LAW axe INCIAIVIUMD ESTATES 31i[1.101; r 1-L:114 J. RUS SELL, on Tuerday, 24th Mat., to move for leave to in a hill to emeM the Poor Lew (*Mid) Act ; also on the part o 7 the Solicitor. Genera, for same day, for leave to bring in a bill to amend threat for heilitathig the Sae of Inotimbered Estates (Ireland). TAZATION.—Mr. IL • DRUMMOND, on Thursday, 2 6th inst., to move for • commit* of the whole house to Inquire Into the mom& easy of redistributing the taxation of the sountry, with • view to re- NM the poorer amen from the unequal burdens they now bear. Scam te 111111.AMD.—Major BLACKALL, this day week, to call the attention of the home to the condition of Ireland. 11711COLIT,;; - ile71;6 day. the Sid of Way, to more for leave to twins la a bill to authorise t h e elation of members of parliament by the vote by ballot. AFFAIRS OF SICILY. Mr. DISRAILI asked whoa the papers relating to Sicily would be laid before the hones. Lord:J. RUSSELL said that all haste was coshing in the preparation of there documents, and they would be produced at the earliest possible moment; them extreme voluminous ness would mount for the circumstance that they had not ahready been laid before the house. Mr. DISRAELI said he was not at all satisfied with the reply, and ueless something more definite was stated to the house, he should be obliged to bring the whole question of our relations with the Europtan states under the considera tion of the house. Lord J. RUSSELL said that, u the hon. gentleman had not given him notice of his question, he was not prepared at the moment with a more definite answer. ROADS BILL. In reply to Mr. Drananm, Mr. C. LEWIS said it was the intention of the govern ment to proceed with the Roads Bill. NAVIGATION BILL. In reply to Mr. I/tenant', Lord J. RUSSELL stated that the report on the Naviga tion Bill would be taken on Thursday, and the third read ing, definitively, Cu Monday. COLONISATION. Mr. SCOTT then proceeded, pursuant to notice, to move for a select committee to inquire into the political and finan cial relations between Great Britain and her dependencies, with a view is reduce the charges on the British treasury, and to enlarge the functions of the colonial let i slatures. The hon. gentleman observed that he need scare dilate, after the attention which the whole subject badlately received, upon the vast importance of our colonies, colonies which ' absorbed very nearly as lags an amount of our report trade, ' and of our tonnage in shipping, as did the whole of the world besides. Yet nothing could bo so ill-ad vised as the oviduct pursued by our government to wards these invaluable marts for our industry. Ths en penes to which that government subjected them were utterly moistens. The population of then colonies numbered fin millions. While our population at home was taxed fee expenditure of the country 16s. per bead, the populations cd our colonies was taxed 28s. per head, or, if you reekeste4 only the civilised population, 525. per bead—more than three dares the amount exacted from our borne population. The feet of the matter was, that the whole system required tbs. '" rough revision. Hon. gentlemen opposite talked of chengie needed here and needed there in our colonies, but the place where change was really wanted was Downing-street. The noble lord et the head of the colonial department told the country, on the 10th August last, that our colonial system was never so perfect as it was now. In 1770, Adam Smith reported that eleven colonies. with a population of three millions, were administered on the most excellent principles by England, at a east of 64,7001. On the same ratio our present colonies ought to be administered at a cost of 105,0001., but what was the case? Why, that the cost of administering them exceeded five millions. Earl Grey was a nobleman of high mind, of greet capacity, of excellent intentions, no doubt ; but the enormous Complication of business which the colonial department pn seated defied the capacity and the exertions of any man. 'Lord Howl& said, that when he looked at what had been accomplished two centuries ago, and contrasted it with the result of endeavouring to govern a settlement a Dower log-street, he must say that experience was decidedly in favour of allowing a colony to govern itself. Lord Howick was now Earl Grey ; the statesmen in opposition had become the statesman in power. He had now the means of carry ing out his views to the fullest extent ; but with diazig of place had come change of policy. The noble lord to think that 3,000,000 of people were well governed at an ex pense of 64,7001.; he now said that colonisation never was so perfect ea it is now, and that 121,0001.—a larger sum than would be required proportionately for the government of 5,000,000 subjects—was too small an amount for the governors who ruled over our various colonies, and who received nuns veryieg from 7,0001 to 8001. a-year ' and averaging 3,0001. alyear. The colonies to which Earl Grey referred had char ters for self government given to them during the reign of the Stuarts, not the most liberal period in our history. Charters were afterwards drawn up for them by Lord Somers, and they enjod the fullestpowus for governing themselves. At the period wbed the colonies ware se well and so cheaply governed, there wag no colonial system k when the colopies prospered, there Wile no colonial Mike mu not until the lolly Said madness of British statesmen had forced this °pan try into a war with, her own nme,. that there was ap pointed a "minister for war nod for she colonies." That titl4 had bens well lustained. By war we bet the-boine niesi which' we once portend; by war we retained the colonise which we now held. The col M Iwo kept less by affection than by force ; were indeed preserved within the pale of the British but they were, nevertheless, without the pale of constitution. Being Married, in most instancy, ei 1. afilma, • *, • 1.4