The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-28 00:00:00

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Leak& i sonseistememsom by orb se referrare. rN BEDS rEADS sad CHILDREN'S cols.— iiry serrtirst se Ors liethissis Yes wit brim Us. W. escl. Cesi home re. sr* Mr rah derisil aril rent adds& sad ' , minty hie _from sersiss ami liso m 41.1144 ths iboa-rwas *ULU'S a eisseisa). it, Osibmirret Wars at Plownsarnst), sad I, rkh the bhp* hi re herr ; new sin oss obey ,im* liordlik or Way his Wag 194 th 000 glits Is Ma horror It Ms boss rad, r simary a purr irk wake is am the sishir.buL Maness larrisri stir hi. es * ek—Dirllr e t alsivas. with aserlep dew Wm imply sae omit (re pat) Irs. a • o aa 1 al Mr ad 4 lA, lg. ;W. Va. A et ... d r. J. '.A r. a NM I. " a rr• La . s . r E lia Oft 11407 slab es le I mai ...... sitit. otrrrA PEItCHA TUBING—Being le extra •••Bl/7 a eseaketar of grad. Is sow Wary veal as Speak *Mal le measteeteries, bade, werebressee, bra • oremalea Rey be arried ea by maw of a Gotta Fad* &WINS MI polio at iiiiiibMMb d eb ase Ili a *law as nal Iron oh rasa Die Wins may ales be spy tad la Chardon aid thpb bribe payee et arkliss ad proms to leen to the 'er g. Par eravellog 11•1111111 pl treat see non se =lo wheel*, mer.beeet te tba dolt et a wed. It le Wily uramisi by beak or nit order, aide. alikallNti . fir the traremos et teats, pe, =le= lie bbe ear beets ma iheeelms kr the Mg dienie, yam" basket; serblere' trerle, hiella Ibuire„ en,,_mennund it the 003114IXTS wow, 410• D, iffillalk LOSIDOX, owl nig* *en ennienie doles to lows Vaulty. BIAUTIFUL TIIIITIL -ROWLANDS' 0001 ellbediebeet 111 M se MAIL BMW% • IMP pseeke, ems. =emil mot vainelbe Oliseemo el the Waist I aellestes tarter has Or UM% reielt imi e s f hie& Ears& belbase sad prismes the semeset. to t he swot eel simian Seri sties steel Mases sad to the torn Is lil 16 mem svollsebel from the aims, sad a Why Wks rid Niro an Wood. se rater the teeth (if loon) ere gm rebbeed boa la their esebels. Prise IL N. yes less. — Ma le whet the *Ms trim frersit, the Sem ores have MIDI the ism sod sibireseOuss. mA. ROMANO st OA li, •—t• be eserseed ab the Am ilia le es sub bas. Ileig by thus, sod s = elligetemste. AIERNETHIII PILLS he the NERVES end NMI" pdee O. IL sal na Mom Ili eadmerelaary do be ymemed boa 16111114. elbobes the ler. on pled MPS yertedly edosadas. and On awe* be eiedNed plebe. lie wow emedeo owl& It by nob. la silk um OD NI MOON Is etboi?dyibe weal sad serseir MIMI Ids es • oath le • Imerdblle s ier • des r e e k seseles • seed sad pa =ire f edrobbe • yoller bleedeble eadoeilei. OrMe Orb body lir • too widow Min lopolo m; ea Oa useseat. Owe bile Oa see dabres el bolo • lusleftl doplezka doubt be a Ma. The yerdoebra st Mr. Aberasey's vest irdiVdrareedered mad sob lea. The leweliales bee is C om l. l ow. /beimale solles 11•11 CLAY. Verebadeadagel; =Os SOWN ad MIN% dedbrielred. CRT'S REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD. 1 The illiki MIAMI breeldmet fes time AM misnittre propertla se ipsesers is le= lb prams* rimemsdrapepola nad=a). WOW miltlidtures aid dimes at dieskommob MI delb • mak beaarrisaiii seidins. unsmis, Plll = baS e rra ~.o r.a, iteadas. liddirm &.a. Idee. las ft, Indies& inisamONSlA jaalsbikerisillmo Ist me nen sally heiL De ILARZT NM Ob. tr s Os lis I= Imam ipsobii: Ileapr Clem; omilkilorgr" il i=liuti, ihe it aim N& Sam swim art Illsrdwg; lasaihy Rai Ow; Evans el Cs.; One, mall hawk; Mew% lek alladi Mb , " as. Iherimibipesti EMI" 4% EdisrPbatrist MO". 80. gar MOSZ IT THE emote OF "THE BUSHMAN." hia sal easy be bed et ell the Ilbradoh 1e too dB" lad 100. LOFOMIN I or, the Male et Norway. By B. W. Lead. Id., =that el "The tl.+. +." l aser deeedolie power be dis wt. Its merit I he nat. Sdelidess el pertheiar mar end bedded& The alaarogial• he Nemadisa Wad shao node de Beam et mai • dead." irtit Cl".ll6l. 4Mladm dere orthele ellesteldt mime d delft dewed. di S=Azieee at ended= Ilemedeat, lid ad Id a Ida tide boa th Leeadae."— IdAd tem. "es liaes= a sal eNseeas t Co,"— rideve.llet,=ar Odd Wee rat I TALPATEM or GREAT SRITALN I ON SATURDAY, MAY the sth, 1849, 11111 mono sumsxm lIT•NDAND Is t OF in FZENDOK, %AA seW lep allestively reed Amory Tamar, assillAsisi Or Cast Fifties. IS esstais : 111 ANNALS Of DIM= TAXATION.—This &Wm ways- As MlAsilsoleissratour Ensile sadassissist doubt Ow doss ms Min imam was issmierred tress foamy is rassisiiss Osssesossl bays isedisil tM sstEralsliso . Tb sib* et Wisest ?man 11.16 Se IWO/ fit Om ; upea the It/Aft Chum Teals awl sal tlie Isiwol.-116/117. TIE /sew =et Mesa eel Chsersoeutet wrMi Mem. ems sees the letelhesst sad Masi Corslitiss et the Pop* sea spin the wpm et OMNI= est Or wadi TEI BAYOU Of THE WOODS AND 7021111111/-Alis hart will ire llot ad cooly Mee the arkikisarry Saws Miss et sr epee Um ANON bet Ere Ismiislis rebel Ur :NOM aid tpreparty "OM tem* relles the royal remiss Is Is the memo et tits shekels piesier et the asks, via be mated the near Y vide is peepirle peeperly (maw the Bems et "emirs bode) le sew siossolk tor the Rudest leer*. but le sedgy the wisp eta heeta&M o sehl i, =. DIN yarrow Of ova COLONIAL rd enema et the Weds et the lellithemples. Cr a' s root daub betimes Deal and her eskeks. Our ism= efeelesialseverresheat. The out et the 01118111. UPON& tin en aseseet of erieeBa eraellalenta. WM= Nee,_lniedleet aderate end emsdeeelet. Noel —umffeete!e_seet et sevetweeet des USW Otsleu EumesATlO -1/TAl7—Ta fir*: mill be Medea Or Eng out et this Oil; lee red eepteata =Ares; tbe eeet le Wag isle; embessami swim% alb emallfltble. et sew ted, tie meet tbe Woos* the WWI d Amok% es 4 it stabs shwa tiebtelek sigerlibm le wOCM beata we peeemeet blase BIM /1801/0/1716 berme Mewed ikeseh. Ma ea neavaaisa TAXATIOIL—a amemenipl tias web we set est/ ession Impend weeks, es* primal eshopelloo POW busd eleeleetime al wire tot= tali IMMINIMIth id WWII%Wan lie people ere eete- Pad te pay, fa the liege el WO li Mee, NA e• aim pow nola reteeihMieles 1111111* lift IS ewer uhalNlep ie Jest egilieleee vaseteet sea Ake. le =is tedlisol sad pseermest bum, wendieleg tesileg le Ile earth ell deor et the tesiYE asp. CatIIOIIALTIOIII AND 13114DIMINIATIOIL—Nsier • bad ,4 ell le awe, ere by the permed= et tbellepee. Neallea Omellellue lis ~star uses embled te comeese Ile mho' MINA nelelie tbe }meet wine et ellevemeeet al laibm Ica thei. leer dr AB A*, illeambeeee Red alee est wawa A. Aka, themt= as lAD Ole tea en lbw pereemiel bus " at= •••• theerrie row oupolineq4 issiitEwiatlsrt NMAI Arleen et Nee Off lied e/ the el Dep. see maw MUM bid,. dos VOW ltelep ate mereet eserre et ekr, tete sae egestel sea maw ma Cm that the 14 1.11=1.2 be paceedlesioesa, 14— TrORTICULTURAL SOCIETY of LONDON. 1111111110116 AT THE GARDEN. 4.1 1 Q El= WRITIWO In take Ore en lATURDAT the sth ot Hoy. SabOolia East{ tfAna nut le at tab case on Peaky the 414, or at Ito Oita& liter. half pet a AY*aa, en tie day of WM**. Ito Wadi be open to /Woos at I pa. Mode ere toned to Moue at ISM peteello ondt. an at UteGetdon hi the afternoon dila amps aiMrlea et ?a ta. out; belt then (sly to onion fteot Pdhototlho estlag. ILL lb nits sill la land fa Pasoat•azoot oa the ar et edam'S. Mg Xi dna. KWIISH sad FOREION SCHOOL SOCIETY. —The FOICTT-70011711 GENTINAL MINTING of thin la gememeee d Nele TII.. te reete the Bogert of the eel Ur Tsurreeelleeselei elmemere, eal le dee the Olken sal Ormillse he the we riesig, valises lire et the lICKITITT'S ROOM Bisseelmeei. ea VIUD AT, lby 41h. leek et Our Verdi Nieleft rimy purse a Geist aid iipeseisda be (kiwi S nerlo sbi trlble= GIP demi iw ette=...ar Ifi rmarabio, ea le NeMple belkellee. 111 NINTSIMILL. The POMO of Or eslrdbese sea Mark will be UK le week le lISTSBAUL‘ Ihmil. se NONDAT, lley Ith. INS. Ilte ask TM be rim ley Or Wit Um Os Midst CAR- Unlit. 40 ?who Oast . *lob Not I* bind 60 the erarrories eel reettenes et reel erbeek. le mid N Ike leelkeleleeds et the floserh ea mposada. a as ellille=b . kellej . E . E-1 toile, reek. GoW met We ell be ea to A firer N N. lemme Ilider er le ewe Wr —' erL• leeks. 'DOM her Ike body ef the IS ree N bed, es besetelhee, et Nam& Tab,. Clafts. sod ON 11. Otasebveli.drimetl= llbbe art oe, ..earreeerteß; Mem Neereee, IS, r Pow; esiel ka4 ololl &Usiall Melo= Tetreeehroew ; Norm liDer end k, triese.read, ; end Wks erieles how, Dereeelt.roed. =NW DUNN. Orartury. CHARD A. C. LOADER begs to cell the &t -ime= al fiddler cad the pane Is dr dellywhar sedges. all sr* made out al well.speasasd neediale i Ilwaspleack Ma. mew Aarti la last heir seadad k it i t y dl uto dltts Is Omahas Se Esti, team te is. ; dad SI lea ; Send Roareead Dradtassasia Chatta t Mead la damask, Ids di • Coshes to match. tram Al ; itseopay Meets et Ilravent, padels6 tram di lac; lapaaaed Choate' Drawers, ham Al 108.-11. it. R ADM, it, Pasdaest, radon. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tam DAT. The Brass= took the chair at 12 o'clock. POOR LAWS (IRELAND) RATE IN AID BILL. The report on talc bill was ketaght up, sad the bill, Si masadmi, was ordered to be read • tkiti tb as as Meade,. SUPPLY. . Mr. BERNAL brought up the report et the emaalltee fre 0uP9 1 7. EXCHEQUER BILLS BILL (17,798,700). This bill meat through • committee, sad the report was ordered to be brought up on Monday. ENCUMBERED ESTATES (IRELAND) BILL. Biz L O'BRIEN wished to know whether the names of the commissicams under the Bill for the sale of Ituratm• bared Estates (Ireland) could be preseated to the house, as foe his own part his vote would depend is a great sea sure apes the melodies so made. Lied J. RUSSELL replied that be had not himself at present mode say selection at all, and it was a question whether it sae desirable to set forth** samosa the OM 1111111deani in the bill. The selection required to be made with the very greatest ewe, sou to secure the services of men derenOly well acquainted with the subject, sad who would net be to grapple with it, observiag every jut cos. Migration, at the same time, for the rights of property. ADVANCILB TO IRELAND. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER pee notice that be would, on Pride , save a committee of the whole house to take into the saunas to be made to Ireland. The house Om adjourned. FRANCE. PARIS, FODAY, 4 35 z.m. Hering last night and until an early hour this morning the Boulevards, from the Made Was to the Bastille, were patrolled by strong detrchments of cavalry and infantry, a measure provoked by the tumultuous sesemblages which have lately been held on the Boulevards, near the Porte St. Martin and the Porte St. Denis, and in the northern faubourgs. I have not yet ascertained that any &dull disorder took place. The ',eminent has received intelligence that thei Wurtmaberg lad accepted the constitution astlhat disorders at Stuttgard had ceased. IL de Lamartine has addressed the bllowiog nets thelearnals: Severn joarnah sectioned that M. de Lamp I das la to be propatid as candidate at Pais, M. de Lamar lia•thialis it right to info= the electors of the Seine, that it mama asap that endintenip, and that is on, he AMU be eissest lo the digentment of the Seise, end In ftentinatto N shelf Nast the latter to sit for. M. res • ooseaW is appodiensho iltat, if he did not exploits 1 .41 hamdsna Y etas" at Were lead toe partial re-eleados, est se "seises en elesteeel anttatica, hurtful alike to the imebrApd d the eipabin An aatempt was made yesterday to exclude M. Beat, esennurem7 of police for the quarter, from the enatesel venting in the Rue Frapilloa. He however innintod upon remaining, as he was bound in duty to do. mis gave rise to a considerable tumult. The president, after protesting against what he called a violation of the law, informed the commissary that the meeting could not submit to his preemie and would only yield to superior force. Upon thi ' s M. Barlet sent for a detachment of soldiers. In the mean time, the president read aloud one of M. Proudkon's journals, several passages of which were loudly ap plauded. The death of M. de Clenoude was an nounced, and received with cheers and cries of *Them is erne enemy the less." The soldiers arrived, end the graident requested 06 members to with draw wi th out making any resistance, and repeated his protege. The whole meeting then retired, singing national airs. "The rate at which the new loan of the shy of Paris has been taken," says the Corutitutionsal, *proves that the prefect of the Seine was perfectly Mlis reposing the adjudication from the 26th of last. This dtlay . has produced to the city s profit of 2,505,0 00 fr., ar ising from the difference if the rate of the adjudication at present, and that pre viously offered. However, the price cf 1,105 fr. 40e., at which MM. Ballet, Lethonsas and Co. have bibs it, will give en interest of 51 per cent. to the holds, of the bonds, taking into account 1 per sat pm minim distributed each year in pima. The less of 1112, which was for 40 millions, was tendered for at die rate of 4 per cent. interest, end per annum dis tributed in pr ( r unes ; and yet the otation of the Pin =ate. was then infr. 85c., which gave to the baud -6 1-10 per an * . on their capital. It le thee nes that the fidelity of the city of Paris to fulfil all ilsentimenesta will not have been without profit to it he din sew operation." It ie now considered certain that M. Armand Mimed will not be returned to the next Assembly. The director-general of the Post-office ham set out for Belgium, charged to conclude a postal treaty with the Belgian government. STATE OF TKR BANK OP FRANC, up to APRIL 26 with the oornspaalas item of the proading week : We* 4ndlar Week coats April 19. April 25. v. 0,900,400 0 :7 4 = 0. 93559.005 Isere. la real prepay --........ 4.011•1•• • ••••••••• rah Wee it eiree3oo 193,01,100 0 1116110519 De. Pm* Wake ..—....—.. 13,297,155 5 111,125,430 NM to ark: . 1,10570 5 1,256,090 63 Ml SlMillerfinati4;;;;;i Wegiiiii 0,05,571 14 swans 20 Mess asnasur sena 16.514.161 a 91,150,501 47 Arawitasoso4 it the berrase 0,065,094 0 29,215,155 0 Radia madam sled 4,70,300 4,90,100 0 linnaus D m et trawl beaks PlataPlata by 1.791.917 m %SOX 59 Deals of sat papas by breach bras 4.051,906 0 4051,50 0 rablealls Inaba . 135,290 IS 101,05 21 I.loo.elWehsh 105,459 4 10,20 46 Direutt, dims Waal% sad 0- D. sad di as in tseAa in Stsidt. 4o2 23 1,125,114 07 barb Immie. 1,415,125 o 1,50,096 0 ReAleneei het half.yeez mastasesen cab 40,551 0 40,461 0 Oneida. 573,01 4 159,90 54 amass MOW at saw trig books 016,741,610 1 796,",0130 mom Oda 001 Cisk la lbo i roosk C0i13 .- .7" --". Wal l s " 1142749" " • mown 6 alb dm deo . . lib read . 496*3;id .. IG4 .= 41,4 1 :45 4 o ft 49, 167 094„d0' 42° 93 63 Do. 10. d Wood Woke ..—.... 92,277,696 17 61,996,237 92 _ 17,367,740 0 17 629,690 0 admariaa Ittorb pal& food — 11,766,099 PS 26 , 241,199 96 911/1/6010 al 0700261 yobbo toads by al/V. II W de visas 0 . 1 " Snowy 1 ' 94367 0 I ' VAP7 0 ...........--..--. 11,190,111 0 00 1 000,000 0 leansto tlis dots os Woad 110 todd slim --.......—. WOW • 10 . 600 . 000 0 IWO( fuorvi -----. 10,093,400 0 10, 010 , 000 0 Idok ons aillelle w lamb •3; 41.•14416 13 43,614411 13 d 7w 1366.. pals Idle -- 14770,141 30 14779,1111 30 link ji,ft1id00...—..... MKS* 0 4,010 C o nod bob . 4113,707 0 •••••• 0 li e rdS to 1744 Chydrode %MAO 0 ,4,446,400 0 la Mind Dirsoot Disk 1111,116 0 11/0//1* * bided d km* bolo la Sio Sdom* Mond ANN of 116 ism ................. ••••••• 1 t g • Poolooloi I prodriol ll6 ~,,...,,......_.«.„ 4.019.1•4 14 a MUM. bins blind books ..... Illasesse et msompiamt ,-- MAIM 63 MN/ N ismeor et dirosomat d idiom 1r to -. 10tZ 0 61 716 S .-- • 1, 96 97 01 Aedadd le a. aiiiio:ai Wei: oin i .............. .. • woo o won I La ed spook cis:iiiii 11;i: odso ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • SAW N . MOP . 111 lU,* $ MAW N Ztt (forms 833.] LONDON, SATURDAY, AP . Paso. .11.6036 37. Now Leo; ——; Tomo par rams. 36 90 ; ~IS ow Mao. Oa 00; Loa Logo. —;F aaa.—; as Me. 1110. 91 ; Do. 1 1160102 1102006. ——; Ra soma.L 710 ; Timor v wad% ; Sat eas. Ifoo.lladasso oa Load" 30 dm, 23 22 ;90 aft 93 Ile NAL loamoto.—Porio sad Odom% SU 73; Pub sad PATINI. 071 00 ; ROOM sod Rom. !9930 ; daimon sad Monalloo. SO 30; Ilassiom Dila 106; Centre (Vaszoo), 263; dram sad Dow MM. D 90191910 . —3 Awe. 433. SPAIN. Napoleon Bnonaparto, when I stated 3 ester day to have had a serious altercation with Nunez. and from which it was apprehended that he would quit Msdtid, actually and suddenly left last night for Paris—his secretary remain ing as Chargé d'Affaires. It is, however, said by the partisans of the governmeet that his de parture is not to be attributed to any other motive, brit to the dangerous state of health of General Jerome Bona parte, his Wm, whoa hs was anxious to see Won I bis death. Tbs ilssadsdon for this reason will be bat basun hum Pais. Though those is no puddle bourse today, the funds bait bnproving. Our correspondent writes : MADRID, Aram 22. From Bayonne, under date April 24, our corres pendent writes as follows : The Spaniards here, who kok at all things through a Castilian spy-glass, are busy attributing the sudden withkawal of the cow ambassador to a dispute with ea the subject of the Roman intervention; It pulabliity le, that bone polities have had tau& am to do with his movements than any dit toing's which has arisen between him.elf end the authorities at Madrid. It is well known that the President of the French Republic was far from being satisfied with his cousin's views at the moment of his departure on his embassy, and that serious thoughts were satertained of cancelling his appointment even at the last hour. Since he quitted Paris, his dallying with the ultra-republicans at Bordeaux, here, and other places, has added to the resentment of tte head of the family, and has celled down on the imbues.- does bead the /Mill rebuke contained in the letter dated Elysis National, 10th instant. The ambassa dor, who is a man of very warm temper, has probably been induced by this letter to throw up his mission, sad thus dissolve his political connexion with his lukewarm relative. Both M. de Lumps and M. Bonaparte have continued their journey to Paris. The Clamor Public° says that Cabrera, had nar rowly escaped death, the musket of one of his officers having gone off accidentally, and the ball having touched his car. News reached Paris yesterday a ft ernoon that Ca - be was arrested an the French frontier on the 23rd instant. lie was accompanied by his secretary, Goa :alas, and two &idea-de-camp. General %Restores will take the command of the Spanish Propagates. SWITZERLAND. The Gasette Nationale Suisse states from /35, 25th inst., that Landammann Sider, before leaving Milan, received a note from Redet.ky, announcing to him that Switzerland would be b!odruled, and - even an intervention effected el/siert her, if all the Lom bards were sot expelled from the canton of Ticino within eight days. ITALY. SARDINIA.—Our correspondent writes t TURIN, Arsn. 23. Alexandria is to be occupied by the Austrians tc• morrow. In sequence to my communication of yes terday you could not expect this result. Such is bewever the cam, as it is generally when Austria negociatea. You are never less sure of her intentions Visa when she appears to let them be partly kaown. ' Her desire to delay and postpone the negociations, end convene a congress at Verona, was only meant to suspicion,la 1 whilst her sweat meacesees......... week. I da re not say exactly what I think, but leave yon and your readers to appre c iate the fact that a change of miristers had well nigh been effec tuated, by which De Lawny, the one among them to whom concessions to Austria would, in the opinion of most, be the least unpalatable, had almost succeeded in remaining alone in power, Pinelli and all the others having resolved to resign. Pinelli, and all the other members of his ministry excepting Da Disney, had, as I informed you yesterday, refused to treat with Austrison the conditions I mentionod,—the occupation of Alexandria and the modification of the charter required by the Austrians, besides the pay ment of 226 millions of francs. The ministers an agreed to retire rather than subscribe to dis !memorable terms, and tendered their resigna tion to the king, expecting that De Launay would aLs resign. But having found that he had not offered his,end meant to remain alone, and so form a mini/01.y of his own choice, the friends of Pinelli prevailed upon him to remain, and thereby save the constitution and the country from the horrors of a civil war, joined to a fcreign occupation, which first would infallibly result from the overthr ow of the constitution, and the last would but add to its virulence. Pinell i 'herefore, at his post, to watch over the liberties _ _ his country thus menaced by foreign and delve.— enemies ; and the first sacrifice he is called to melee is to submit to the joint occupation of Alexandria; for the Austrians, in reply to the refusal of the mills try to adjourn the negotiations. demanded the imme diate fulfi lme nt of the article of the armistice which took place alter the battle of Navarro ; and accord ingly Generals Facia di Cusato and Olivier' have set eff to-day to instal the Austrian force (of from 1,200 to 2,000 men) in the citadel of that town. Thus is accomplished the utter disgrace of the Piedmontese nation and the ruin of their indepeadence, and this whilst a French force has probably arrived on Italian ground. But yet all is not lost, and there remain Ups, denved even from the extreme of misfortune, that the French nation will be at length roused to interfere for the deliverance of Italy, and that even England will be moved by the extremity of the die tress of this devoted land, and, precisely because it offers no resistance to its oppressor. will step in to shield it from r violence and ignominy. But fur these hopes, I n d bt not, an energetic resistance would yet be opposed, and I trait these hope, will not be deceived. It is affirmed to me by some of his friends that M. Gioberti has been so fir successful in his mission at Faris as to obtain that the French expedition to the Roman States will take a prominent and active part in the settlement of the affairs of Central Italy, and will certainly advance to Bologna and Ferrara, and so be in a position to menace the rear of the Austrian army, m case hostilities should commence in the plume of the many complex questions which the situation of Lombardy, Piedmont, the duchies of Farina, &c., of the Roman Slates, and of Venice, may create. DUCHIES.—The Messagiere Modems* states that the Modenese and Austrian troops entered Radium" on the 15th, after a short skirmish with the Tuscan troops, in consequence of a convention ' by which the Thema troops are allowed to retire with arms and baggage on account of their now serving the Grand Duke Leopold IL, and under the condition that they will not serve for a year and a day against the troops of either Austria or Modena. The free corps and the Lombard troops, if any among the Tuscans, are ex cluded from the convention. 1 LOMBARDY.—Prince Paskiewitch arrived at illien en the 20th, to present to Marshal Radetzky, on the part of the Emperor of Russia, the diploma of Field-Marshal of all the Russian troops, the per piety of the regiment of Hussars of White Itamitel and several crosses. ROMAN STATES.—By a decree of the triesulata of the 17th, the Roman army is to be amid 1W 50,000 men, to be divided into three &Aiken all di brigades. The Roman Monitore 'tails that 1010 muskets are at Marseilles, ready to be sabstkell Civita Vecchia; and 600 men, completely emit and equinsi. miler the cousued lL Isms de= era am Wow. Tbeacaseibeliss stew royale& bulerm publhisd ; it widths U eadri. The geiesipal flatness na y : WIN An musabliersepees• tithes, delta kr * noby imivemeal O in the priportita of 1 is 110,000 iallslil 1 lUD 28,1849. [THREEPENCE. oonsele.lleeted:by the same proem, charged with the executive power; and twave tribunes, similarly elected for five yew, to whom the consuls give. an &coast of their administration at its expiration. They are also specially entrusted with the mission of guard ing against any violation of the constitution. TUSCANY.—The Piabncotese Gateau of the 23rd announces from Florence the submission of the columns of wOneteen under the volumed of Pct:aohi and Gooducol, which took place on the 181 at Caprona. Their peaceable submission was chiefly owing to the bodge attitude of the peasants, and the arrival of a resistant of regular troops with artillery. retracchi and two of his companions were arrested. Guarducci caOtulated. Too Rieoroimenge of Turin of the 23rd Watt's that, on the 19th, Leghorn had not yet adhered to the Flo rentine government. Another meeting of the princi pal ,lnhsbitante had been convoked on that day to consider the matter. The commission annexed to the municipality is composed of MM. Ouarducci, Becchi, Maitacchi, and Botta. VENICE.—Thu °Asians of Turin, of the 23rd inst., quotes &letter from Venice, of the 16th inst., sulfur that Mania had received the official assurance from Paris that the independence of Venice should be guaranteed with a certain extent of territory. The eitY had received this report, the authenticity of which, however, may be doubted, with the greatest joy. GERMANY. 7178TRIA.—The intelligenoe from Vise= ie to the 23rd inst. The Saner &slung, and the other German papers, confirm the news of a two days' battle in the vicinity of Gran. A courier from thence arrived at Vienna on the eight of the 21st, bat the news which he brought was not published by the military commander of that capitsL A postscript to the second edition of the Kohler Zeitttrog of the 27th inst. gives an extract of the Hungarian intelligence which had come to Cologne that morning, to the effect that the great blow had been struck, and that the battle at Gran had ended with the defeat of the imperialists. The Hungarians are stated to have advanced to the banks of the March; the siege of Homorn has been raised, and Path evacuated by the Austrians. The Oxistitutionelle Zeitting confirms this news especially respecting Komorn and Path. No details are as yet given. but the course of former events, which has long pointed to this result, leaves no doubt of the authenticity of the statements of the Milner and the Conatituhonelle Zeitung, neither of which CM be accused of any sympathy for Magyar mouses and Magyar newt Jellachich, jar Dews. sllachich, it is reported, has proceeded with a peat part of his troops on board of the steamer be longing to the Steam Navigation Company to take the insurgents opposed to Stratinirevieh in the rear. Oar correspondent at Berlin, writing on the 26tb, says : l According to letters received here to-day, thelinn 'miens have taken Ofen and Worth, and the siege of Nomorn is raised. The Austrian army is beaten on all points." WIRTEMBERO.--On the evening of the 23rd inst. the Second Chamber at Stuttgarolt resolved, on the motion of M. Stockmsier, reporter of the com mittee of fifteen : That. considering the beads of the different departments have, since the 16th of the month, repeatedly stemeridised the bine to accept the constitution of the German Mies, or to be Veined to relieve them from thelmitimpesed ea them ; onsidering, beside*, that the premed miainerial aids eaa m Ismer eontinee without great damn to the wattry, the dumber calls upon ministers to inform the king that they beg to repeat their demand as to the conination, and to de ign:no hill majesty that if, is the MUM of the next day, they 'should receive no answer, they will samider themselves as having been dismissed by his majesty. This motion was carried by a large majority. M. &herr proposed the following : Considering that, after what has taken pins in other countries, the system of delay relative to the institution of Germany followed by the court leads as le Gar the worst at'oris : onsiiering that the nisi id the state hes a direct acooa. 4e. am Imola itua eessialsing his ble adviser' or the represulterthe manse ; con sidering that agitation is lin* .(naming threughout the notary, the Chamber el naive :-1. To ad- dress • manifesto to the convsyloor admen account of **true state of things; to call en the peopleandthe civil sad military functionaries to repel every attempt against the institution of the empire of Germany. 2. To deviate tars the government will take the steps awessaff !sir enabibi all the citizens to take the oath of fidelity he tie sensehnisa of the empire. 3. To declare the chamber is permastenee as long as the crisis shall last, and that, if assimary, the repro sentativee will place themselves under the peolestion of the 1 entire national guard of the &nt. This motion was op ,as inopportune for the moment, by M. Holzinger and other deputies, and withdrawn by the mover. Ou the other hand, M. Soho- Ow deduced from the resolution taken by the cham ber that day the following consequences : " The only Ant of the court," he said, "is delay ; but, if they did not dismiss the ministers to-morrow, they should consider themselves as dismissed, and in that cue we have no longer a government; for in a constitutional country there is no king without ministers, and to morrow we must do that which the safety of the email requires, and adopt the only resource that I remains t 3 us —namely, the establishment of a p ro- A, visional government." of DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES, We have received the following letter from our orrespondent: HAMBURG, Amu, 26. An account from Schleswig confirms the intelli gence I sent you that Orla Lehmann had bees brought there a prisoner ; but there is something mysterious as to how he became one. According to some, he came over to the Germans, which, however, is not very likely. The morning's train has not brought any further particulars from the seat of war. It only states that no other troops than Sehleswig-Holsteiners took part in the battle. 'Their gallantry is highly commented upon by General Bonin, who is a Prussian, bat now the commander-in-chief of the Sohleswirliol o-• it I army ABOLITION OP BURIALS IN TOWNS. Last evening a meeting was held at the Westeea Litman Institu tion, Lelesetee-sqwn, ter the 117 .1m e s pioning parlia ment for the immediate oleeleg it al in dike and towns. Mr. Lek* Jamas Hansard Mr. Maekienon sonounced that a few days melee* lewd John Rowell amend hies that the gonnment Mewled bringing in and paellas through parliament desists the poems& session a bill foe the suppresien of interlineal interment The modes, however, wee repeatedly waned not to twit BM mesh be these ha prerdsee af winieterial aid, sad that it wee have "Alfa *et= leek unertivotelly ea the seNest law IN Made seal bye to wit ssiserfal. Mr. Yakima pee as essonst of the difiefeldse which he het essoantersi to to get a 'sn ot me owned In regrow to this fe=i the 1843, 1844, and IW. Mr. award the vested into by i n the snows o Thi ltrqoaselma bad bessoberfastoi, awl in the category made the akessit occapy the met reselsent raft. Resolatiossemianrielesy et the systems of intraiseral burials having beat eisrea, mod the undo( Ir heehisereed to paid= gerftemest its &boll tkop. a vote *asks to the chairs= Isinnated the ro seedier. BRITISH AND F 01.1103 SAILORS BOCIETT.—YM tarday evening the annual meeting of the fr iends of this s o • eisty was held at the Laudon Tavery, 11r. Humor presid ing, in eseacqessea of the nieveisMe absenos of the Lord Mayor, wife wee ansessied es eheirese. The anneal re port of the ementene, after istallieg at length the raceme wind' had attesid their martian to cultivate a Gan of retires rang{ often generally, gave a statistical table of the surname waif the misty the* the 767 religiose laf boa held es shiprant es i r it gbh& 10,406 main MEAN ; undoes had been per- Omni as she, wllll es asesisees es the segregate of 16,84 0 31 had bees 11111119 $9 —, 7.632 to ow semi 1,157 w seseen's sisk eta 7 46 to 1111211 L hem 3.30 2 gtbyr, Ng 1,731 Tutorials sold, 1114 Webb SINN and 161 Welsh Tatanienta. Theis het bees else mid end distribatid IS Smile MN OM 670 heap Tastasseb, 119 pasts al ortolan ta fordo Is& Clllkelt M% briar great numbers ei alb/ The home fir the yaw tad to X, tho *at satosat, amolhasif ill e a ditralos . id ad slat a maw est mos Wigan swami ; sod bolds. Ms tho misty vas *owl aMRaI OM 41. IL The meet ma seeded as nierAi moral ratlines yoke support is pport se ressintless them rem& le elitist se eker as to rie mei& 11•1109 of Orals 19 fie dada =the sou ft w34* wee I TM =Mese me, mg& TER CABE OP MART MINI CROeBY, which formed the subject of a leader in oar impression of Thanday, seems to hare been regarded in its proper light by the farmers in the neighbourhood. On the next market-day at Ringwood • subscription was set on foot, sad although no simile subscription was allswed to exceed 6d , the' amount of the fine was at once raised, together with ample to pay her expenses home, and forwarded to the governor of Winchester Brides's% where Mary Anne C►osby was con fined, and by this time she is at liberty. COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. MONEY MARKET de CITY INTELLIGENCE. Apo o'C:wk.—The English fonds are a little weaker this morning. Console opened at 91j to 2, end continue to be quoted at that price. The Three per Cents. Reduced a-e quoted 90f to -, ; acd the New Three-and-arQuarter per Cents. at 91j to I.' Exchequer Bills are at yes'erday's prices, vie., 441. to 475. premium. Bank S:ock is quoted at 192 to 194, beiug the same as yesterda3; but India Stock is rather better, having been done at 248. In the farnign securities there is not much alteration this morning. Mexican Stock is rather weaker, being quoted at 311 to I with coupon. Peruvian, 64 to 6. Buenos Ayres, 38 to 40. Brazilian, 78 to 80; Chia,. 91 to 3. Equador, 4to f. Por tuguese Con verted, 28 to 9. Spanish Five per Cents., at 164 to 17; and die Threes, at 32 to f. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Conte., 50 to 1; and the Four por Cent'. at 77 to 8. The Bank of England averages for the week end ing the 21st inst., when compared with the weak preceding, give the following results: Oreeletlea Wee X37,769,823 ....- Demme £138,773 areelelbw mean.— 19.077.945 .._.. Immo 23,430 pokhe kmeeke _—__, 2,04,747 ...- Deereese 677,814 Odor kremile 11,812,20 ...... Lwow 84.961 Cieelemeeleelliaw - i; 1 16A33.241 Other 10,047,336 Isthing the= "l.." Deaver 14,836 Oda era Ml= -- 14,309,888 Owe dirselaker 111113 1,152,069 110144.-..-.-- ..... 2,134,437 BANNON INOGMED.-Acoornor he the Week edam .884121,180 vs DEPLIIIIIIM NOW Weed .........-XTOMMI Ooventehett Debt.... 8111,014N0 044 CMllleit =MAW AMTS. 16 802,10,626 mimeo lIIILITIONIC E.c.ptta1....A14.663.101 Goverteetialheree .1 1 4 . Wii 8. 0 1.14 ia: inadt2l ...... - ‘13,932.941 ri= Other eeseilllee Notes &MAO NAM. As 2.806,70 Gold est Meer Osta - two over reherl2626 1,122,009 -..-- AWA° l i J 13,431,53 Apra KIM SY . 11113/111ALL. 0161 Otibtat. 130L11111 POND& ark IN& _1634 3 pat Ct. OcittorkeL. 111 2 3 par CIL IrA. MM. 361 31 pet 06.. 916 ; 3we ft Om. Aim, flit I Lsoltepeet BM 4. to 46. azio. PUN DL 1 per Ct. Gum" 16.13 It 157:4 12411 Orem& Debovel 110 L. 31 i 6 pip Ct. 1140,11111 . 1 e ex at 6 put. ULM 10 6 pet OL Aporlaa 64 6 ~... itat. 9 ?torture, Own 11 6St imers Arse 136.. 33 1 M . OR RaVO36 Otis 16 3 17 001m660 47 P 6 l 1 r ak ka , 3 2I Ot. Pinta 16.. Mk pet pot Ct. 006 lb. It 1 11 ger 06. Iftersai .If 7 4 pot 01. D• 66 C1ue6.12 11 2660116 Dilotid 16.. 11 14 RAILWAYS.—The excitement is the share mar ket continuos, and amounts almost to a panic; prices of London and North Westerns are quoted at 126 to 128, and the Fifths have been done as low as 5 prem. Midlands have barn called 62 to 64, and are now 631. Eastern Counties, 71. In foreign shares there g. mornin same mac= Ur TO TI Alwribew, f., 171 Id/ Ds. Pre l 1 wile. , red Bt. Valley, 201 Helgoland , I Exeter, 69s Condemns 281 Do. Quarters, 61 Do. New 101. Pref., 111 Chester sad Holyhead Pre, IS Z. Sash" 251., L. and E. and L. I sad D., Do. He. per Ct. PreL, Se I T. Cantles, 71 1 Do. New Goer. II per Ct.,11 101 Pa. Eaten. S per CL No. I, 1 P E. Unita Batp 1111 Great Northers, 10 Do. Halves A, 41 Do. do. 11, 61 Gnat N. of Esp. New SOL, C4l Great Western, 20 87 Do, Heine, 44 Do. Oserters, 171 181 Do. New 171 4 111 Hall an Day Qrs., 22 Leas. and De. PM., b 814 TMAIra, 62 Do. 41_ De. _VI Leib aid 1011102,1011 Landes sod 101ntall. 61 1 1aa.,3014.6e5,1a S.Ceen,_B7llll Dwain& per OW.. IS MAORI wooer, se Weetwa,"lA re Do. New G ee , 101 Do. Plltho, 7 IS no change to notice this !O IBIS DAT TN LONDON. Lou. & S. Western, SS 44 Do. New 501.,144 Do. Thirds, 51 d Man, liteff., and Lin, New 101. Pre,, 101 Midland, CA S 1/o. Sol. ConaxL PraL, 12 Do. Cone. Brie. is Blom, U3l 1 INort.lk, SS N. British, 134 14 , Do. Galva, a I Do. SI Do. Th gm, irds, 31 N. Staffordshire, 131 IS Oxford, Were., & Wolv., DO le Read., Scot h Cen Guild 24 ~ lk Reigate, 131 tistral, Shrews. k Bir., Class A, 54 Do. New Guar., 111 Unite. 211 South U 1? .astarn, SO* 1 Do. Scrip, No. 4, 61 South Wales, 13 144 Wear Valley Over., SSI York, News., lk Bur., W 1 121 Do. and News. Yates., 141 1 Do. (G.N.P. Par.), 41 1 . York and N. Iliilsal, SS Si Do. PreL 21 Do. Z. is W. E. Es., lel Reclaims an l d Asians, 84 1 Datch Rhenish, 1 IL ladisn, S I Northern of Trenss,ll Orleans and Bordeaux, 34 I Sambre and Meese, 4 PRODUCE. LIVERPOOL. April 27. Sugar : There being no B. P. at market, the sales of this donne. tin an not worth notice ; 4,000 bar Bengal sold at 38e. 6d. for low yellow, 41s. to 424. for middling white, and 495. 6d. for fine white Cossipore, being former prices ; 4,000 begs Mauritius on the spot, at 395. to 41 5., and 6,000 bags to arrive at 395. round, being • decline of ls. per cwt. Foreign : 260 eases and 2,000 begs Brazils have been sold at rather lower prices; brown from 17e. to 20s. 6d. in bond, and whites at 40e. 6d. to 45e. per Inn, duty paid; 30 kbds. 90 barrels Porto Rico brought 41s. to 42e. 3d. The market continues very steady for Molasses ; the only sale is a woo of dazed Cubs, pins not named . —Coffee : The sales are trans, being confined to a few bags La Own and Rio, without change in prin.—Nothing done in Cocoa, Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento.—Rios : There has been more inquiry ; 700 tierces Carolina, and 10.000 begs Bengal sold; 7s. 9d. to Se. 3d. for low to good broken, and 9s. to 10s. for ordinary to good middling white.—Then has been rather more haziness in Rum this week, and the sales amount to 230 puns. Demerara, at rather lower rates. TALLOW.—The market continues firm at 38s. 9d. to 395. for good yellow on the spot. The sales yesterday for consumption amounted to about 1,000 auto. The quotations of October and December delivery are 39i. 6d.; and separate wont 1' delivery, 40s. WOOL.—LonnoN.—The market hu been quiet but firm, both for co:onial and foreign, and u there is little or none offering, last sale's prima are steadily maintained. The next odes ere not yet fixed, but will be abontthe middle of next month. Arrivals this week are 4,713 bales colonial, and 129 foreign. la English no change, and only a moderate business doles. CORN.-CRELIISPORD, April 27.-Our market was fairly supplied with Wheat to-day, and a decline of le. to 3s. per qr. matt be noted on rid ; due white about Is. lower ; 435. to 45 5. led ; floe, white, 604. to 63.5. Beans were in demand, and must be written Is. deem; also, white Pees. Barley and other spring Corn without alteration. Average to 24th April: 2,844 qrs. Wheat, 445. 11d.; 230 Barley, 28e. 2d. ; 186 Beans, 235. 41. Covaseray, April 27.-We hale had but few samples of flee Wheat shown to-day, which sold at lest week's prices. Secondary qualities were 6d. per bag lower. In Oats we perceived a better demand, but an advance could not be made. In Barley, Besse, and Peas there was very little doing, and last week's prices were, with some difficulty, ob tained for fine samples. Burma, April 27.-The corn market was well attended, but for some time little business was traesacted. Much higher prices were asked by the frOWOII than have been current of late, but ultimately . 2 moderate budges, was done in ftr lish wheat, at priors ranging from Be . Sd. to Is. gm warranted masplee. Foreign wheat Se. per qr. dearer. Red. 485.; white, 6s. to 6s. 3d. Barley, 3s. 9d. to 4s. ; Oats, 2s. 3d. to Te. 7d. Fine Flour, We. to 39e. per sack. Horn. April 27.-There is a fair arrival of Wheat, bat the supply of other grain is only small. The demand he Wheat se not so brisk as last week, and millers have supplied themselves with Reglish at a decline of about ls. per qr. ; foreign is held firmly, and eonrequently but little basinan dens. Barley, Beans, Peas, and Oats, support late rates, and are in good demand. The weather toe the last few days has boon warm end seananablo. Of Licensed we are still with out arrivals, and holders of landed parcels hove conse quently demanded, and where business has been done, havo obtained, an advance of ls. par qr. Transactions have sat, however, been numerous, the crushers being but unwilling , and only buy to supply imm ediate wants. The rr s up rso th the i L te w e i l s ie sh ij a ma ll e req ue uire suessppt han those of lles from abroad to meet the usual ocasumption of this port and the seighboushood. Black Bea Linseed may be quoted 41a. to Ins Petersburg, 405., down to 34e. to 361. for inferior ; fins Riga, 88s. to Ns. fkl. ; Memel and Konigsberg, FlNown to Me. per qr., wording to quality and condi tion: Rammed, best iiaeman, has been sold this week at a shade below 301. per last. Linseed Cakes are scarcely so firm as at the commencement of the week, there being now Hull-made at 71 : 175. Bd. r ton. Forei 165., gn of idlers of per beet quality, are however held firmly at 61.6,. to 61. per ton. Rape Cakes are held for an advance of as. per ha, and the Name is realised in the amiss effected. Noes we in pod demand at 96e. to 971.6 d. per ton ex-ship, atwording to qoaut7'. Llualvolv Ara 27.—The late favourable change in the weather haytag Ism inentoded by genial rules, sad beteg sow entemegty ilas, vegetatioa appears to be ken the backward state in which it was hr l ij I ff ee s rla b g reviessly dais: the sonth and ate.` r. diedir Ind for the stamist any spirited operations in the trade i but however amplisiswe the wawa say prove, if the rigida intim es be &tempted bees the meth OPE tha=b ie wente et Oh ersatry and of Ireland will iseptotatices heal ethos pawls of the weak la probably eeuntereet any material leadenly downtrends la pollen Although az/ w ees i el e d s 7shie weber of vends lac arrived in Ws pert, is hot three days, Oren Mine parts of the glebe, yet kola Ireland, or the Osnd• min ldurope, they contain sammeely say yak walk ; hoot the Amnia= Staten however, the Ng* elf ladima OM is large, ma/ft of 34,69 gnu s tibia l lea' a moderate quantity of Corn Meal and Fleur, forms the satin import *eau sine* Monday last ; the export of the - former to Ireland amounting to 16,385 qrs. The trade in Ireland during the week hav:ug been sothewbat lees buoyant, and the English and Scotch markets manly quoted le. to 2e. per qr. lower for Wheat, the trensanuons here, from the clogs of Tuesday to this date, have been unimpor tant, and though some articles append rather easier to ruches', holders, with very few exceptions, steadily sabered to the rates previously noted. Our Cots-exchange this morning having been wed attended by town and coun try buyers, the Wheat trade assumed a firm and lively se pent, all descriptions of British and foreign meeting a very fair demand, and fully maintaining the currency of Tuesday last. American Flour, also, nu in geed request, and, with the prospect of inertia el sales for the inter i r of this country and Ireland, the annexed quotatime were well supported; home-made and Dish, notwithstanding, moved slowly, on scarcely the terms last noted. In Barley , Malt, and Peas little business was d ne, and late prime barely sustained. The general qnalitiea of Beans, upon a =dere° demand, were quite as dear as before; F.ityptians only heieg the turn cheaper. Oats, although the supply is still very limited, were difficult of sale, but not lowr in value. Oatmeal, mo tioning to be token freely by coneum•re, steadily maintained previous quotations. Indian Corn, awing to the sudden pressure of supply, receded le. 81. -per qr., but, extuaive isles having been effected at an early period of the marks', prices subsequently improved, and the trade clued at a de cline of la. per quarter ; Cora Meal remaining onveried. Liwoome, April 27.—We have had a good shger of Wheat In our market to-day, and until farmers submitted to a de cline of from 31. to 4s. from last market day, merchants and millers held off, bat at the reduced rates there was a fair business passing. A moderate supply of Barley, and prices the tarn lower. Oats were a dull trade, and in favour of the buyer. Scarcely any Beans offering. Wheat, red, 40s. to 45e.; white, 43.. to 495. Barley, 26e. to 325. Oat', 14e. to 21s. Beane, 295. to 33e. Sournmervon, April 27.—The trade for all articles at our market this day was very fist, and buyers could generally supply their wants on rather better terms than last market day. Wheat most be quoted Is. per qr. lower, hut in Bar ley, Beans, and Pees no alteration embanked , in quotations. Flour, 355. per sack. WAXIEFIRLD. April 27.—Our arrivals of grain are mode rate, sad from the aspect of political affairs on the Continent. the blockade is likely to continue in force, which mut prevent any great in fl ux of supply . There has been more 'Wheat Mowing in the agricultural districts the last ten days, but by no mesas so large as usual at this season of the year. The trade is generally blow this week ; weuote Wheat Is. to 2e. par qr. lower, and not much b udges done. Fresh Barley is quite u dear. Oats end Shelling steady. Beene as before. HAY.—SMITHFIELD.—Meeart. Cooper and Davis report the following quotations: Pews Maadow. 75.. to 80s. I Rowan.. of to 40s. Straw. ... to 30s. Intake 650. to tat. Clows .. 60s. to els. I CATTLE, &e.—ExEnnt, April 27.—The supply was moderate, but fully equal to the demand. Very good Beef was sold at Bs. per score, and that price wu but is a very few instances exceeded. Con and Calves rola at from 71. to 131. Tens was but lit* demand for store Cattle. Fresh barrenen sold at 6s. per score • sum., 131. to 171. per pa i n; butchers' Calves, 44. to b d. per lb. ; a rather small supply of Sheep, prime small fat wethers, 6ed. per lb. • large and Ewes, 61. ; lamb, 7d. ; store hogs, 355. each ; couples, 40s. OLMIGOW, April 26.—Oar market was well supplied with fine heavy well-fed cattle ; the le st show of heavy 'tots we have had this season, fr. m 161. to 211, with prices the same as last day. Best ox beef, from 435. to 465.; woad, 395. to es 6d. Cows, bulls, and inferior, 33a. to 38s. pm cwt. sinking the offal., and some turned out unsold. Fed calf this week plenty, and still a good demand for anything good, from 635. to Ns. Large pigs in good demand, at 42a.; small dull. The supply of 'beep not so large this morning. but the demand by no means brisk, at last day's prices • but aged black-faced waders. dld ; second, 60. Ewes an d fa rmer. 6d. per lb , sitkinft the off..l'. There were on'y lambs in the market, whickbrought 225. each,—considered s high price. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY, Arm 27. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat at 6 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. SECOND READINGS.—North Western Raitwat= tension of Lancaster branch , abandonm ent of William branch, new toed to Settle station, extension of time ter purchase of lands and corstruction of works) ; Rock Life Assurance Company ; Warrington Waterworks (amendment of let and power to raise additional capital); Edinburgh and Northern Railway (additional capital and amendment of nob); New Ross Port and Harbour Amendment; Bills. PUBLIC BUSINESS. SECOND READING.—Cruelty to Animals Prevention Bill. THIRD READINGS.—Smoke Prohibition; Prisoners Removal (Ireland); Bills. PETITIONS PRESENTED. Bess Hottere.—By the Earl of HARROWI3Y, from several places; the Bishop of DURHAM, f.om Durham ; and the Bishop of OXFORD, from several placed, for the abolition of licences for beer•honees. PAPER DUTIES AND Sraxr DCTIES ON ADVERTISE stENTs.—By the Ilialiep of DURHAM, tram Durham, for the abolition of these duties. HA Pao li 7 fro e m no N ir o o ttic r W sh onts ; BILL.-- a - r ll l from Newark, Boston, and, other places ; the Bishop of T o 1' th til e O ß lNlC o A f SDIII3EL,R -OXFORD, front Lo ngten and Whitney, in favour of this bil'. SUNDAY TRATELLINO ON RAILWATIL—By the Duke of ARGYLL, from a place in Scotland, against this proposition. NAVIGATION BILL.—B E T the Earl of EGLINTON. from Glasgow, Port Glasgow, reenock, and other places ; Lord STANLEY, from Exeter, Poole, Britham, Kinrsbridge, Saloonthe, Dartmouth, Perth, Hartlepool, Trinity House of Leith, Cameroon. Leith, Cork, Shipbuilders Association of Liverpool, Birkenhead, six from South Shields, Kingston upon-Hull, Cardiff, Cower, Southport, Beverley, and Dor chester; the Duke of BEAUFORT, from Newport (Mon mouth), against this bill. COUNTY Counts.—By the Earl of FORTESCUE, from Dartmouth, for the extension of the jurisdiction of these courts. Slave Grown SUGAR.—By the Earl of FORTESCUE, from Bodminton, DeTGE, against the admission of slave grows sugar. SUNDAY TRADING.—By . the Earl of HARRO W BY, frail St. Mary, Newington, against Suoday trading. RETURNS ORDERED.— NAVIGATION LAWIL—On the motion of Lord STANLEY, a return was ordered of all petitions presented for and against the navigation laws, and to be continued up to the sec,nd reading of the Navigation Bill. NAVIGATION LAWS. Lord STANLEY, on presenting several polities= against the navigation laws, said that he wished to take the earliest opportunity of stating that it wu his intention to give the moat determined and uncompromising opposition to the measure when it cams before their lordships house. (Hear, hear.) He should omit no endeavour to throw out the bill; and he trusted that no apprehended risk or difficulties which might arise from its rej.ction would deter tilde lordships from endeavouring to cause the rejection of a bill so prejudi cial to the best interests of the country. (Hear, hear.) , PROTECTION OF WOMEN BILL. The Bishop of OXFORD postponed the second reading of this bill until this day fortnight. SICILY. Lord BEAUMONT wished to know when the long-promised pipers on the affairs of Sicily would be laid on the table. By letters from Palermo red Naples he had learnt that the most horrible excesses had been committed by the Neapolitan army—burn , ng and pillage had marked their line of march, and Catania had been given up for a whole day to pillage and massacre. He had heard, however, that the property of the English and French, although situated in the centre of Catania, had beat respected, from which there could be little doubt that the commander of the forces hadcoonived at these brutal aid disgusting excesses. He wished to aak the noble marquis whether he had received any information on the subject. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said there was no bar to the production of the papas, except that they consisted Wan immense masa, and when the noble lord saw them he would be satisfied that It was no easy matter to arrange them and prepare them for production. As to the excesses to which the noble lord had alluded, he was exceedingly sorry to state that he apprehended great atrocities had been committed. He had seen a despatch, enclosing one from her Majesty's eosisul at Catania, which unhappily confirmed to a great extent the statements of the noble lord. (Hear, hear.) Lord STANLEY bad been told, ten days ego, that the Sicilian papers would be laid on the table in a day or two, and he,did not therefore think the answer of the noble mar quis was very satisfactory. It might be a great advantage to the government to be able to withhold papers during the progress of events, and continuo to do so for so long a period after the transactions that all public interest In them had subsided before the papers were laid on the table. He had no doubt that lamentable events had taken place at Catania, as they did in fact in all wars. And when the noble marquis said that the greatest atrocities had been com mitted, he must observe that he had never seen more meagre statements than those of the British Consul, who appeared to pick up the merest rumours and receive reports on no authority whatever. He hoped, therefore, that the whale, and the true state of the case would be laid before parliamenti at an early period, so that they might be able to form a correct judgment on the subject. The Earl of ABERDEEN said the noble marquis just before the late recess intimated that certain papers relative to the state of affairs in the north of Italy might probably be laid on the table before the adjournment ; thy had not, however, nude their appearance yet. He should like to know when they would be produced. Lord EDDISBURY was understood to gay that the papers were in course of preparation, and would be laid on the table Is quickly as possible. The Earl of ABERDEEN thought the answer of the noble lord was meet nneatistastory. The trannetione Wf ,-;tfels the papers alluded had terminated long ago; the papers bad been promised in the Queen's speech, and after the war was seeded there could be no reason on earth why the tapers should not be at once predated. He could under stand that a gat deal of manufacture, manage ment and selection migh t be necessary , because h e had ex of that himeelf—(a laugh)—but there had surely been Use enough for all that. Lord EDDISBURY denied that the paper were tag " suaufastered" for their lordships, or that there was my mud= for It. It must be evident to the noble earl that It was kespedient to lay melt a sue of papers before the ~~~, J