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The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-03

EVENING, APRIL 3, 1852.

SWITZERLAND.

The Suisse of Berne publishes an important letter
from the King of Prussia, written to M. de Cham-
brier, formerly president of the council of state, im-
mediately befot o the Neuchatel elections, in which
the royalist part has just been so signally defeated.
M. de Chambrier had written to the King to know
whether he deired his friends to take an active part
in the elections, or to abstain. It is known that M.
do Chambrier warmly opposed the system of ab-
stention, but the King's letter has only just come to
light. It is as follows:
My dear hares —I have received your letter of the 10th
of this month with its enclosures, and, in thanking you for
this communication, I hereby make known to you my
royal intentions permitting you to make such use of them
as you may think Bc. In the existing state of things I de-
sire that my faithful subjecta may, before all things, direct
their attention mud their efforts towards the defence and pre-
&fruition of the ancient institutions of the country, in order
to save, es much u it depends on them, all that it is still poi-
possible to save. Animated with an ardent desire to put
an end to the unfortunate situation of your country, but not
in a condition for the moment to vindicate my rights by
arms without disturbing the peace of Europe, I am now
occupied, in concert with Russia and Austria, in bringing
about • pacific intervention of the great powers without the
participation of Prussia, with the view of restoring my au-
thority at Neuchatel. I have certainly not renounced
the hope of attaining the object that I prepared to myself
in this manner, and in this expectation I cannot but again
exhort my faithful subjects to be patient, recommending
too ardent minds to be calm, and au mating with con-
fidence those who doubt and despair. I further ex-
pect with entire confidence that my faithful Neuchltelois,
without ever allowing questions of a secondary importance
to disturb the good harmony that ought to reign among
them, will, on the contrary, unite mote firmly than ever to
endure the evils which are common to all, ani to insist with
all the more energy against the fatal and deletereoue influ-
ence of the revolution. Will you, my dear baron, be the
organ of these sentiments to my faithful subjects. They must
be persuaded that their prince does not cease to watch over
their interests and happiness with the deepest solicitude.
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
Charlottenburgh, March 18, 18d2.

It is evident that the "faithful subjects" alluded
to must bo very few in number, for the result of the
elections was that 74 republicans were returned,
and only 14 royalists. Even in the town of Neu-
chatel, hitherto the stronhold of the Prussian inte-
rest, the republican candidates obtained a majority
of 231.
London, England, 1852-04-03

EASTERN UNION RAILWAY.

Yesterday an adjourned meeting of tide company
wee held at Medley a Hotel, Bridge-street, Blasktrian, to
conclude the regular hal4learly business of the company,
and to ►eeeive the report of the committee appointed on tUr
27th of Fehraary, to effect en arrangement with the
le.a,tern Cutuatiee Railway ; Mr. COIIIIIOI.D. M.P., is the
ebsb.

The advertisement examining the Meetieg we read by
the Chairman, who waist' that at the het akeetisi there
were two clauses in the report of the enswasive ematune
to which tome exception was taken, end le 14 thesehee,
here proposed to amend the report la *see twe_ partisehas.
First, in respect to the segoelatios paid* will the atm
Valley Railway; and, neat, with rehmnim W dm dinged
claim of the late secretary. V pea thew cools he &NM
propose that the reports tad esesuale yeessated M the
general meeting of shareholders ea the 276 se
February last be reeeived and wisps& wtr Ilts map
lion of that-part of the eseeutire commitises report
reference to the proposed arbitration ages the rosiest e 7
the Stour Valley lease, and also ilea MIS question
Mg the alleged claim of the late eseeetesy. With
receptions the report would be submitted to arm Iraq
in its original form. With respect to the bill new Whin
parliament, it was proposed to amend it before it wee }se.
muted to the shareholders fur their approval. The adop-
tion of the report, as amended, would not pledge tit twat-
iug to the adoption of any principles in the an sow
pointed out ; and, therefore, he trusted that the reedatien
of the directors might be agreed to by the proprietima He
concluded by moving that the report of the executive
eem-
mittec (which has already bean published in the Deily
News) be adopted.
After some diseussion, and the proposal of several amend-
ments, which were lost,
The CH•111,11AN pet the original resolation—that the
report, se amended, be adopted.
The motion was areal to, subject to a protest from Mr.
Let &Mr Stowe, on the ground that one of the
auditors had expremed himself dissatialled with the
accounts.

A rewletion was then passed giving power to the soli-
citor of the company to bonds,'a clean inoo the bill or
bills now before parliament esthwrinlng the shanbolders
to reduce the body of diretioto to say ambet sot leas then
moo.

-411-se• el thanks !wrist boss rod to the shobsua,
Ur =oft isponasi
London, England, 1852-04-03

TIIIS DAY.

Two o'CLocc.

Quietude continues to prevail in the Cunsol mar.
kct, and the price has not varied from yesterday's
quotations, of 98 to i prem. Exchequer Bills also
remain unchanged.
In the finxign bonds there has been a fair amount
of busines+. Spanish Threes continue in favour, the
Old stock having further risen to 133, and the New
Deferred Three per Cents. to 219. Mexican Bonds
are still looking up, and have been dealt in at 311
to;. Peruvian Actives mark 1091; ditto Deferred,
tio► tot;;; Buenos Ayrean, 7.31 to 761; Venezuelan
Three per Cents., 48 to
T,ATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

!Alla, Aran. I.

For
,
f Mussy. Opole. 1110•14 Lome MOS.
I pot c.44u40.
S per Cent.
4 per Ccnta.
... .. ...
51 do. New hen ' 101 50 1 . , ... ... «.
S per Ceuta

Excl.erne in. London : at U 35 ; I e day% 25 32j.
Betides, S. IMO) — Money. Nopies Mentes.. Slaw
Do. S. tz.2
Do. 41
Do. 21 — Trineary Rends ... 31 4maaaMlta
Piedmont 3v. Ceuta GS 25 BA lA. ~..h.rrs 270 ...

PARta, Aram 2.—St. Germain, 6.50 • Versailles (right
Mak), —; Ditto (lett bank), 2.0; Per. and 4rl. ans, 1,163; Yam
sad Roue., 705; Marseilles and At 4,00 n, 17;1 79; rite,bourg and
Bale, 23J 60; l entre, 650; Orleuu ewl Botdsaux, 311; Northers,
663 73; P.Tt awl dra-60ure, as: Yarir and Lyorr. 6,0; Tours
and Nantes. 3.11 75; Monterenu and Troyes, 170; Dieppe and recamp,
29170; BardeAuz and T. ate, 107 60.
BERLIN, MARCH 31.—Voluntary Loan, 1021,; New
Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (11150), 1024 ; ditto
(18(2), 102 1; National I)ebt, 891; Commercial Ma.
rine Society's Premium, 1221; Bank Shares, 1024

. -
VIENNA, AERIE I.—Fivo per Cent. Metalliques,
95 1-16. Now Loan (A), 95; (B), 1071. Four-and-
a-Half per Cent. ditto, 84 11-16. Bank Shares, 1,247.
Exchange on London, 12.29.

IflNj

FRIDAY EVENING.
Thero was a very good inquire for mining stocks
to-day. West Attie& were in aemand at 211, but
at this price there were no sellers. Alfred Consols
also exchanged hands freely. The following are the
latest quotations, as authorised by the committee of
the Mining Exchange :—Alfred Consols, 181, 10;
Bedford United, 5.1, 6; Black Craig, 3; Butterdon,
4,1; East Gunnis Lake Junction, 1, Garreg, I);
Great Wheal Alfred, 15, 16; Mendip hills, 1, 1,1
Merllyn, 61, 7; South Tamar, 3), ; South Tolgus,
135, 140; Tamar Consols, 4, ; Trannack and 80.
Bence, 31, ; Trebarrali, 61, 1; Trcgardoch, 5;
Trehane, 41, 5; Treviskev, 200, 210; Trevcllyan,
1; Wellington, 6, 1 ; West Alfred, 20, 21; West
Dong Dong, 54, 0; West Providence, 52, 54; West
Tolgus, 1,1; Mary Ann, 42; Wheal Robins, 14, 1;
Sydney, 6 ; Trelawney, 44, 45; Tremayne, 24, ;
Vcnton, 51,6.
The gold mining share market was again dull to-
day, arid prices are stationary. Colonial gold shares
were allotted this morning and sold at ono time as
llow as 1. prem., but several buyers coming forward,
the price rallied and left off firm at to prem. 'fho
latest quotations of the non-official list are as fol-
lows:—Melbourne, par to prem.; Sierra Nevada,
par to 1 prem.; Victoria, k dis. to ; prem. ; Quartz
Rock, dis. to prem. ; Auriferous Ore, ?,to ; dis.
New Granada, to ! prem.
London, England, 1852-04-03

RIVER PLATE.

Mr. M. OlllSONitiiWnotics--iiarea Tasesiey nest he
would put • question to the Charlie of the Rzehequer,
in reference to oar relation with Dresa, ri tke tree nevi-
ption of the river Plate.
RELIGIOUS ENDOWMENTS.-211TABLISILED
CHURCH IN =LAND. _ _

Mr. HUME gave aslies that la tbs meat of the 'Notion
of the hon. member he WirWhilliketweeTeelbe 811
quip, into Maynooth, seeded,bsWas ram for
an inquiry into the epsh sa aMslt bap sans sew
were Tell trees the Isaatisa suastry he the sup-
port si Mbar *Wm ii* tad *a Issertahaiag time mem-
ber of plasm babssidas Is sasb mut supertively ; the for
ma local loM tbs smeassis smiled sloes 18M, for the
=the salabliebsd Asia fa halved, the way in
bey have Ms sapsseled, sad to UM taal the num-
bs/ it possosalosista that chards. (Hear, hear.)
CHARITIJILE TRUSTS BILL.
_ _

ATIGRNEY-GENERAL said, that though he
woe iblieso of pressellog with this hid with ea little delay
Y pia% lot es Is yids' to hiss It fully dimmed, and
`fitmisol mak
to ware preparing Kona
mS be abseil ems* to papaw the hill till after
AZ PISMO he Soold AZ it hi So Sat day after the
of the Moe.
_ THE BUDGET.
_

In reply to Mr. RITMOLD.,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that
it was his Intention as soon as possible to make tho financial
statement. and when the house met again, after the recess,
he would fix the day. He would give fair notice of the
day, so that the members from Ireland would have time to
be present. (Laughter.)
MILITIA BILL.

Lord J. RUSSELL wished to know what was the busi-
ness fixed for Monday, and whether it was proposed to read
the Militia Bill a second time on Monday.
Mr. WALPOLE 'mid he had just laid the bill on the
table ; and it would be read a first time that night, and he
move the second reading on the first day the
rooirvemnl to
et, naming the 19th (the 23rd was subsequently
flied for the second reeding).
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCEZQUER said he
proposed to go into committee of siwly Monday, and
to take the vote on account alike Kaft we,.

THREATENING NOTICES. IRELAND.
Mr. NAI'IER, in reply to a question from Sir J. Young
(who read a "Molly Maguire" notice received by a gentle-
man a day or two ago), admitted that the system of threat-
suing notices was spreading in Ireland, and that there was
• determination to create a complete r4n of terror, and to
interfere with the rights of property. The attention of the
government had been directed to the subject, and the
powen at its disposal would be nut in force.
OFFICIAL SALARIES.7THA CHIEF SECRETARY
London, England, 1852-06-09

COAL MARKET.-THIS PAY.

Holywell, I=4s.; Eden Alain, lAs.; Walls End Riddell,
13s. 9d. ; Walls End llmwell, 165.; Wells End lletton, 165.;
Walls End Lambton, Os. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 16s.—
Ships at market, 169.

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

A considerable quantity of rain has fallen in this neigh-
bourhood within the last sew days, which will be highly
beneficial to the growing crops of gain and grass 11'1
speedily followed by fine warm weather.
The attendance 01 buyers in Mark-lane this morning
was very limited, sod coke of Wheat proceeded slowly at
the rates of Monday last.
Flour sold on much the same terms as before.
We experienced tolerably tree sale for Oats, at the decline
of 6d. per qr., noted last market day.
There was no alteration in the value of Barley, Beans,
or Peas.

ARRIVALA INTO LONDON FROM Tth JUNE to 9111 JUNK.
trbeol
1.1/A RogO. Sootob. Irish. Vertigo.
2810 I 4110
40 1140
Molt .....
270 1200 I 1/80
London, England, 1852-06-09

TURKEY.

By the Levant Mail we have received Constanti-
nople journals to the 21th, and Athens to the 27th
ult. The former announce that the steamer lte,ehid
had eared for Egypt with the ratification by tho
Porte of the arrangements made respecting the tan-
zimat, and with orders to Filed Effendi to return
home, as his mission is completely terminated.
London, England, 1852-06-09

The English funds to-day have shown increased
buoyancy, the satisfactory settlement of the account
being favourable to prices. Consols now stand at a
further advance, being quoted 1001 to for money,
and 101 for the new account of the 10th July. The
Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 100; the
New lime-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 102; to a.
Bank Stock, 2221.
Exchequer Bills, March, 765. to 795. prem. India
Bonds, 90s. prem.
Business in the foreign house has been limited.
Mexican Bonds are better, the new issue marking
23 to 1. Spanish stocks are firm, at 482 for the
Old Threes, and 212 to I for the Deferred Stock.
Austrian scrip is higher, at 11 to 11 prem. Brazilian
Fives mark 101; Equador Bonds, 41; Venezuelan
Actives, 391; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 941
to 93.
London, England, 1852-02-06

SPAIN.

A second telegraphic despatch, dated Madrid,
Feb. 2, 4 says : " The Queen's wound presents
no appearance of iprity. Queen Isabella is full of,
energy and tranquil.
The 2nd of February was the day on which the
Queen was to proceed to the church of Atocha to
return thanks for her safe delivery. The Pays, in
referring to this attempt, states that a man bred a
pistol at her Majesty, nearly at arm's length from
her person, and wounded her in the shoulder. lie
was on the-instant arrested, and held in safe custody.
Nothing more was known.
London, England, 1852-02-06

st aue M gie.gd. per es. ; but it has been selliag at bath
oafs es Inv as Sos. per GIL
la the marry diarists use awe at wheat is 'iota fur
„wag modem, sad is ether parts 13s. per sem with ray
paid kir reap:ag barley. There is now sesertained
rester Mead h of land in what cultivation is this
wheal
athis there Ms ever bees before •e the promise of as
sass harvest is about being ~slaws, and if it cm but
hrword, three will be plenty of hod, whatever may be
go am or minimise between this sad nit harvest
Does new wiling at 131. for dm. std 131. far SIDOMMIS
um 2,0001 b. loose South Americsa was bought
,6,tien yesterday, after part of it had gums at IU. As.
hiri
' games. 'morally is exceedingly dull.
1k le goistive Council lut sight maalmesely voted the
ow el 104000'. to promote emigration to this whoop alone.
dwht the Victoria will wow a like sus. but 1
law is vet no information es that point, es the maned
go. not mit until the Ilth Mat
tto combed have re.efirased their decision of last year as
is tessiput.llloll, al.iinß that it most sew Ise ever ha die-
ewuss..l to South Australia, Vsa Diesass's Land, and
Nee Zealand. The oriAisal motion was istredsead by Mr.
Loeb. iseiabir fur Sydney, but an amendment of CaptsU
sou ultimately pained. Both the motion sad the
were the sass in out, and almost weeds, as
le ▪
the question of transportation, but Mr. Lamb's motion
,hgnita Lid limy with haring drakes faith with the
• and this the euuneil seemed to think it was Vol fair
6, Jo merely by a side-wind. The return of Dr. Lam at the
heel of the poll for Sydney will show you that the feeling
sat the community is directly simian transportation is any
guy.. , even Mr. Wentworth has declared against it.

will) JOHN RUSSELL AND LORD PAL-

NI ERSTON.
London, England, 1852-02-06

DEN MARK.

The ministerial changes at Copenhagen hare been
received by the First Chamber by demonstrations
which presage a lively opposition to the new cabinet.
On the day of the publication of the royal decree the
members of the Landsthing repaired in a body to
Count Adam Moltke, praying Inns not to abandon his
seat in the chamber. On the next day as ho went
to the chamber, the Assembly row upon his
entrance, and received him standing. Similar
demonstrations t•vrk plaeo in honour of M.
fillisch. In the sitting of both chambers, on the 29th,
and 30th of January notices were given of intended'
questions demanding the most complete explanations ,
upon the solution of the ministerial crisis. Most of
the jonrnu a announce that they will wait with
patience the issue of those interpellationa; the
Daq/dadet alone demands the impeachment of the
ministers who eounter-signed the royal pnx•lamation
of January 28. A letter from Kiel, in the (Wayne
Gazette, awes that a government of three persons
will be established in each of the duchies, and will

act under tho special ministers for
Holstein resident at Copenhagen. Baron Charles
Plessen is to be the chief of the government of Bd.
stein, and M. Thomas Prehn of that of Nchleserfe.
The amnesty will be extended in this duchy, bet
restricted in Holstein, where new expulsions will be
made, among them that of Councillor Bremer, a
member of the provisional government, is indicated.
London, England, 1852-02-06

THE MEDITERANNEAN.

The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company's ship Sultan, Captain George Brook;
arrived at Southampton last night, with dates from
Constantinople, January 17; Smyrna, 20; Malta,
26; Gibraltar, 31. Among her passengers is Vice-
Admiral Sir L. Curtis.
The business of the French Consulate for the
empire of Morocco continued to be transacted at
Algesirea, where it had the services of the French
war steamer Narwal at its disposal fur conveying
the correspondence with the authorities threugii the-
Sardinian Consul-General at Tangier.
London, England, 1852-02-06

RAILWAY BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS.

WORCESTER AND HEREFORD RAlLWAY,—Yester-
day the standing orders were declared not complied with in
the ease of this company's bill, fur a railway from
Worcester to Hereford. with branches to Worcester, Mal-
vern, and Ledbury, with power to make arrangements with
the Midland and London and North Western Railways.
The noncompliance' were chiefly with reference to in-
formalities in the books of reference and notices to owners
and occupiers of land.
Fetoni, YEOVIL, AND WIYINOVTN RAILWAY.—The
standing orders were complied with for incorporating this
company with a proposed capital of 550,0001.
MIDLAND ORIAT WPOSZNX RAILWAY OP lIAILAND.—,
This company's bill, fur Longford Deviation and Cavan
branch, and other new work., estimated at 300,000 L, tom
plied with the requirements of the standing orders.
Sotten WALEa RAILWAT.—ThiI company's bill, foe pro-
posed new lines to Milford Haven, Newport, and other pur-
poses, also complied. The estimated cost, 178,0001.
GARAY WIDITZKIi AND SIIIIIWSBUKY RAILWAYS ANAL-
°Avian:Ht.—The eomplianeta were declared proved fur the
amalgamation of these companies.
The following bills also complied :—Liverpool Sanitary
and Local Acts, Liverpool Museum and Library (to esta-
blish), Liverpool Corporation Waterworks, Leeds Water-
works, Cheltenham Improvement, Tyne Improvement, and
Forth and Clyde Navigation.
London, England, 1852-02-06

BAXErCOBUItO GOTIIA.

The Duke of Saxe Coburg has received those
members of the chamber who supported the rejected
constitutional project in the Chamber. and expressed
his regret that the opposition had not better appre-
ciated the difficult position in which his goveniment
was placed towards the Germanic Diet. lie declared,
however, that he had no intention of octroying a
new constitution, but would appeal to the country.
The elections would take place without delay and
upon the basis of the existing electoral law.
London, England, 1852-02-06

beosibt is for the eotire abolition of fees is coasts of justice,
that all Alms ebeeld ho paid by Wary.
119Prirgood CIiANCILLOIR ail k wee pima to do
away with fees r tar us pswillis, ad where ma=
substitute stamps: Tito messwie be timetweiss
wy jades salaries to the esassiZtaisi a
saving et 20,0001. a year.
The bills were Uses read a diet
.:177 . 1
CONSOLIDATID ANNUITI • 11011 I
Ups the mottos of Lard Y • • • •"'
cossetted with the eesesildated / ea 5. fe-
lead were ordered. A• •
REGISTRATION MA. to ••• .3 B
Lord CAMPHILL istletesed,r Miff WS% that
the regisustio• of Aweisasse 111111 wadi hi
this year. by the Muter of the /1•1* la do QlOlllO4lOll
Their lordships thee, at 10 'similes before 7 o'clock,
iuktourneil.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuntsDAT, Fes. 5.
The Stemma took the their at • low minutes before
4 o'clock.
A large number of private bills were brought in sad reed
a Lint DSC
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
PAILLIDDIDTAST Ritrowt.—Br Mr. COWAN, from •
mew public inostiug at Edinburgh, in favour of an eaten-
sloe of suffrage, the amalgamation of small boroughs, the
ballot, sad ether measures of reform.
COPTHOLD EDMIANCRISSIIIINT.—By Mr. ALCOCK, in
farewell
Cara o► 000 D Sore.—By Mr. ADDERLET, from
inhabitants of the Cape, praying that the cowtitution foe
that Mow may he brought into effect without delay.
Ix Paisomaas.—By Mr. P. MILES, from the ma-
gistrates of Romersetshire, praying that government will
provide same other place for the coeffnement of lunatic
prisoners than the minty asylum.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THE 19rn

tiarverneeent with the patentee of the perforated postage

Loed DUDLEY STUART—For copies of all communi-
cations male by sag foreign governments to the British go-
remnant, ea tlts subject of the residence of political refu-
gees in this eountry.
Mr. ADDERLBY—A motion founded on the petition he
had just presented from the Cape of Good Hops.
Col. SIBTHORP—For returns of the espouse of Tensor-
ing the Marble Arch to Hyde-park, and of the alterations
made is St. James's-park.
lONIAN ISLANDS. _ _

Mr. HUME wished to put •question to the Under Secre-
tary for the C•doniee. Last year, it would be recollected he
(Mr. Hume) called for the production of papers connected
with the gorernment of the lonian Wands, but, in conic-
' queues of the lateness of the sissies, be had not pressed for
them, salivating himself with giving notice of his inten-
tion to resew the motion in the pretest session. He wished
now to know whether the hosoarable patleinas would
mama to produce the papers, sad to save kits (Mr.
Hume) the necessity of stating the grounds of his motion.
Mr. F. mist. tumid to the bersonible member nod an-
swered the question, but in so low a tone that not a word of
what be said was beard in the gallery.
London, England, 1852-02-06

ITALY.

NAPLES, Jsx. 29.
Our correspondent states that the change of
ministry has been succeeded by the pardon of fifty
prisoners accused of high treason. Twenty-three
have been at once set at liberty. More liberations
are to follow. But the leading men will be exiled.
The ex-minister, Pocrio, is not expected to live.
lie is ir. a rapid consumption. His mother's suffer-
ings on his account have left her an utter idiot.
Her Majesty's steamer Scourge has arrived in the
bay, and leaves immediately fur Malta.
Neapolitan Five per Cents., 103. Sicilian Five
per Cents., 901. Exchange on London, 578.

GERMANY.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, JAR. 29.
The Austrian minister in Paris has been instructed
to make a friendly protest against the sale of the
Orleans estates. 51he French ministers at all the
foreign courts are to be changed. France has assured
Austria that she will no longer give asylum to politi-
cal refugees.
The deliberations of the customs congress are not
expected to last much longer, and the members will
probably separate without having effected anything.
fhe representatives of Frankfort and of Brunswick
have at length, however, received their instructions.
At Braid', in the circle Canary, a bloody conflict
has just taken place. Some soldiers and gendarmes
desired to assure themselves by a strict search that
one Klee., a man obnoxious in some way to the au-
thoritie., was not concealed in a certain private
house. The inhabitants, however, determined to
resist the intrusion, and a struggle ensued.
Meantime a Greek priest, who happened to
be there, appeared at ono of the windows
and assuring the soldiers that their suspicions were
erroneous, entreated them to go away. This advice
being neglected, the tenants of the house fired upon
the party, and one of the gendarmes, a corporal, and
a private soldier were shot down. The fire being
returned, a regular mimic engagement seems to have
ensued, and the military end gendarmes were obliged
to retire. Being, however, speedily reinforced by a
company of the Hess infantry, they returned and
appear to have arrested all the neighbourhood.
Some political prisoners in Arad, having been dis-
covered to be carrying on a secret correspondence
with some, revolutionary parties in Brescia, have
been henceforth forbidden the use of writing ma-
terials.

Austrian securities continue without any improve-
ment, and the accession of M. Brentano to the govern-
ment does not seem to have been followed by any
favourable result. M. Bruck is believed to have re-
fused the portfolio of finance, from the impossibility
of filling that post with credit, and, at the same time,
carrying out the wishes of government.
London, England, 1852-11-12

RAILWAYS.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx._

Railway ;tea; are heavy to-dei,andihe tendency
of prices is unfavourable. Bristol and Exeter, Cale-
donian, Rest Lancashire, F,dinburgh and Glasgow,
Great Northern, Blackwell, North-Western, Midland,
and Scottish Central exhibit a reduction. The
decline, however, is not great, business being quiet.
In French shares there is great excitement. Prioes
have again experienced a heavy fall, sellers offering
very freely. Northern. have fallen to 32.
London, England, 1852-11-12

NAVAL

DEVoNPORT, Nov. 11.—The Linnet, 8, Com. H.
Need, was towed out of harbour into the Sound on Tues-
day, by the Pike steamer. She will be paid advance of
wages, after which she will sail for the coast of Africa.
The Western Squadron, comprising the Prince Regent,
flagship, Rodney, Indefatigable, and Termagant, under the
orders of Rear-Admiral Curry, are completing stores and
provisions in the Sound, and will proceed to sea in a few
dare. The Madagascar, 42, fitting as a store ship for Rio,
went out of dock on Saturday. Ihe Sansparsil, 81, screw
steam-ship, Captain Dacres, on Saturday filled up with
coals, took in powder on Monday, and will be paid advance
on an early day, after which she will sail for Lisbon. The
Fire Queen, steamer, arrived from Portsmouth on Tuesday
night, with men paid down from the Archer, and returned
the following day with supernumeraries. The Conflanee,
steamer, returned from the Start yisterday afternoon. In-
formation was received on Monday evening, by telegraph
from Teigumouth. that the ship William Metcalfe, Thomp-
\OD, Master, from Sa h, timber laden, for this dock-
yard, was in distress off that port, with 11 feet of water in
her hold: the Contlance, steam-tug, was despatched to
render assistance. The Impregnable will be paid wages
to-day. The electric telegraph is extended as far as the
Dockyard, the wins were fired in a room under the Coln •
modore Superiuteudent's office on Tuesday, and yesterday at
1 o'clock a message was received by it from the Admiralty.
The Avon, steam tender, Master Commander A. Veitch,
returned from Sheerness end Portsmouth, on Tuesday
evening.
London, England, 1852-11-12

aillill li._l3Ana.

This was a motion made by Mr. Bacon and Mr. Stevens,
ea behalf of the defendants, that the evidence to be used at
the hearing of this cause might be taken in the mode pre-
scribed by the Act of the 16 and 16 Viet. c. 86, fur the im-
provement of equity proceedings. The application was
made under the 39th of the orders e f the 7th of August,
18:52, which directed that in suits in which issue had been
joined (as it had in thin case), the evidence to be used at the
hearing should be taken wording to the then existing
practice unless the court should order the same to be taken
in the mode prescribed by the set. The pliintitt asked
the benefit of the practice which the legi%laturc had thought
to be best, and which is peculiarly suitable to a cause like
the present.
Russell and Mr, gasalgette opposed the motion on
behalf of the plaintiff, contending that some of the testi-
mony hail been already taken according to the old form,
and that there would be gre it inconvenience in having part
of the testimony in the o:d form and part under the new
practice.
The Vice Chancellor saw no weight in the objection.
He thought that the legislature had given parties ;n litigation
a new and better mode of taking the evidence, nod thought
the prc•ent, which was thu case of mutual accounts, was
particularly suitable fur the application of the new mode ul
practice to it. lle therefore made the order asked.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCIL—YESTERDAT.
&MAW AT Nin PAIINI tw LOVIYIN. —BERMS It& Jvirincs
MtuuTr•N AM, ♦ °AMON JUST.
.13VAINIVIS_ Or TUE COURT.

The court thiainc;niogheld the iirit;iitinge in term for
London, but the hat only contained five causes, of which
two were tried.
Tax FLINIMAL Of THI Dvue or WILLINOTOK.

11161;a4slrip, at sitting of the ionri, sarcriVe-second
London Sittings of the court were appointed to be bed on'
Thursday the 18th instant, the nom day which had been
named for the funeral of the late Duke of Wellington. It
would be extremely inconvenient to bring the gentlemen of
the jury and of the bar to Guildhall upon that day, and
therefore the sittings would be postponed until Friday the
19th, on which day the jury must attend, instead of upon
the 18th.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—TasTERDtT.
AT NlSlPlive rr Loser.—Baroaa IIL JnmcsCaa•wltL
AND A OEM= JVDT.
FUNERAL or THE Duns OP WELLINGTON.
Mr. Justice Creswell said, that with reference to the nest
sitting, he should adopt the same course as he was inforruta
his Brother Wigbtmau had pursued in the neat court,
namely, if the funeral of the Duke of Wellington should
take niece on the 18th instant, there would be no sitting
until the following day. If, however, it should happen
that the funeral should not take place on the 18th, of which
of course there would be due notice in the public papers,
then the court would sit on Thursday.
London, England, 1852-11-12

CLERICAL

PRIFERNIENT.—The Rev. Sir George Prevost, Bart., to
be Rural Dean of the Deanery of fur ley, diocese of Giou-
rester and Btistol, vacant by the resignation of the Rev.
George Madan.

GREAT FIRE AT ROMPORD.—Yesterday morning
a fire broke out at Itoinford, which, before its extinction,
effected the destruction of a very coneiderahle amount of
property. It originated about four o'clock, from some un-
known cause, In the Lamb Inn, Market-place, and wee
Pearcely extinguished before night. It was then found that
Ile ion, with it■ contents and the stabling, the house. and
stocks of Mr. Itobirson, bookseller, Mr. E. T., Staines,
draper, and Mr. T. Higg, corn dealer, were consumed, and
another holm in the ilarket-plaea wee considerably da-
maged.

A 1•:;::-; m
London, England, 1852-11-12

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

We have received the hewing despatch by the
Electric Telegraph, in ar.ticipation of the Overland
Mail:—

" TRIESTE, THURSDAY ETRNING.
" The Austrian Lloyd's steamer Adria arrived this
afternoon, with advice' from Rangoon to the 26th of

September.
"The first brigade of tho advanced force had just
left Rangoon fur Promo. It consisted of her Ma-
jestt's 18th Royal Irish, her Majesty's 80th Regi-
ment, and tl.e 35th Madras Infantry, with eight
guns, and a detachment of Sappers and Miners. st.
"It was accompanied by General Godwin, the tio
Admiral, and almost all the heads of departments. Is
"The second brigade was to follow shortly, and it SAE
was expected on its arrival at Promo that Peguiwould
be ceded and annexed, and the war closed. 11.
" There is no other news of importance. so
" Money was abundant. Company's Five per Cents., r
1071 ; Debt, Four per Cent., Exchango on
London, 24. Old. for six months' bills.
" Exports lively. Cotton, 96 to 103 rupees per i:,
candy. Opium, 1,067 to 1,105 rupees per cheat. to
"Freights for London and Liverpool, 21. 7s. ea.
to 21. 10s.
"From China we learn that the ingarrectioa
against the Emperor was gaining strength.
a.
London, England, 1852-11-15

NOTICE OF iIOTION.

Sir OZOROS several Puma of
freight money received b the treasurer of Greenwich Hos-
pital since the 17th day of February, 18.51, with the date of
snob payments, and whPther on publio or private account ;
also the ease at the ship or vessel in which the treasure
was conveyed, and of the captain or officer commanding the
suns-
THURSDAY, Nov. IS.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
_ Sir D. L. Evans—To ask the First Commissioner of

Woods what the definite intentions of government are as
to the removal, or the contrary, of the buildings on either
side of Bridge-street, Westminster bridge • and, if one or
both aides of that street be intended to be removed, at
what period it may be intended to carry the same into
effect.
London, England, 1852-11-15

(For India sad China Markets we pep 4.)

MALTA, Nov. 9.
annosneed in my last that a veiled of war wee in sight.
Ma proved to he the l'haeton ; and during the night, the
admiral, with the Britannia, Albion, Trafalgar, end Belle-
rophen, came into port, with the Tiger and Soourge,
Ecam,l9. On the following day (3rd) the Vengeance sod
Modette come in, and on the 3th the Fury retained from
Tunis. he 'Nlod,ste has returned to Corfu to send down
the Arethii.a, and she will not be relieved until the arrival
of the Wasp. The Scourge left us on the Gth for Gibral.
tar and England, to be paid off; and the itetributien is
tinder order' to proceed to Constantinople, and send down
the Sialpsul4. lately despatched from Corfu, for girlie, in
the llophorus.
The A•tiologer, screw-steamer, from Liverpool, met with
an accident in lot. 34.11 N., long. 12.31 11., fractured the
crank of her forcemeat engine, which also canoed the tweak-
icit of the cylinder cover. She was towed in here thy the
Snood, screw•steamer, and will take three weeks to
"pair.
The Beet will leave to-day for Gibraltar, whence a por-
tico wi;l proceed to Lisbon, and a portion return here.
Thi• movement is very hardly felt by the Akin and wen,
who have been ensiling during six mouths entire.
London, England, 1852-11-15

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

Mr. LIDDILL2-101aligthe7;ileoMoninieatian Ina
yet taken place between her Majesty's government and the
=m France,
et of Fnce relative to the equalisation of the
we English coal and coke imported into the latter
_____—

lAROTHIRTON—That in the present session no bust-
nem ilia be proceeded with in this house after midnight ;
and that, M 12 o'clock at night precisely, notwithstanding
*ate may be business under discussion, Mr. Spemer do ad-
journ the house without putting soy question.
Mr. liatatas—fte-appoiatrimat of select committee on
Indian territories.

Sir A. Cocxnung—That the petition of the undersigned
electors of the borough of Derby (presented November
12)be printed with the votes.
thICEETART WALPOLE-Bill (or declaring that the
day appointed for the funeral of the late Duke of Welling-
ton dull, as regards the payment of Dills of Exchange and
Promimory Notes, be treated and considered as the Lord's
Day in the Cities of London and Westminster.
Mr. Hung—Copies of all the minutes of the Treasury
respeeting ehicory since DEO : and, of the new treasury
minute relating troths sale of chicory with coffee. Also,
return of the number of memorials presented to the House
of Commons for and ',mina the rescinding of the aforesaid
Treasury minute, Mating from whom, and the number of
signatures to each memorial. And, copies of instruction.,
if any, issued to the Commissioners of Inland Re re-
specting that Treasury order; and of the orders given by
the Commissioners of Inland Revenue for the prevention of
the idolaters of chicory with coffee. Also, an estimate of
the additional eapense to be incurred in carrying out these

81K WM. Jot,r.t►ra.—Return showing the total receipts,
expenditure, and debts of turnpike trusts in England and
North Wales, for seventeen years (1834 to 1850 inclusive),
under the following heads ;—lteceipts; tells; statute labour
and highway rates; money borrowed ; other receipts ; total
receipte—expenditure ; repairs ; improvements; salaries ;
law charges; interest of debt; bonded debt paid off ; other
payments; total expenditure —bonded debt; and unpaid
Interest.
London, England, 1852-11-15

TUESDAY, NOV. 16.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

SirJour: Touren FITZGERALD—Report of the evidence
given before the coroner's inquest held at Six-mile Bridge,
us the county of Clare, in July last.
Mr. Horns—Copies of furtbar papers, including the cor-
respondence of Captain Mamie, R.N., relating to the murder
of Mr. Rebut Burns, and the capture of the schooner
" Dolphin."
Lord DUDLEY STUART—Lists of the burial grounds or
grave yards which have been closed by virtue of the powers
contained in the act passed during the last session of parlia-
ment, entitled, "An Act to amend the Laws concerning the
Burial of the Dead in the Metropolis :" of the applications
which have been made to the Secretary of State for the
Home Department to recommend the closing of grave-
yards, under the provisions of the came act ; and of the
applications to him fur permission to open cemeteries or
burials grounds within the district defined by the same act;
stating in what cues permission has been granted, and in
what refused And, copy of all correspondence which hu
taken place between the Home-office and any parish or
company, with respect to the closing of any grave-yard or
burial ground, or the opening of any new cemetery or
burial ground, and of all evidence laid before the Secretary
of State for the Home Department in relation thereto.
Sir It. H. INOLtS—Library committee.
Lord R. Oaosvittron—Bto restrict the duration of the
days of polling for county elections in England and Wales.
EDNESDAY, Nov. 17.
London, England, 1852-11-15

COMMERCIAL nrrinnonvE.
BOMBAY, Ocr. 15.
The Money Market continues glutted. The Go-
vereaseat security market shows rather • decline, and some
descriptions of shares are lees ern, as may be gathered
Sees current rates, which we quote as follows ;
Transfer Loan, 114 re. ; Sleet Fives, 1103 re. ; Biwa
Fours, 961 ; Company's Fives, 1071 • Company's Fours,
921 ; Oriental Bank Corporation Siam, 60 re. per cent.
; Bank of Bombay Shane, 231 per esaL prem. ;
Commercial Bank Shares, 121 re. per mint. prem. ' • Agra
Bank Shares, 27 n. par coat. prem. ; Railway Shares,
12 es. percent. prem.
Corrow Pun. Clow:4.—etas our last advices the
prices have remained generally steady with a slight ad-
vance in favour of Grey Goode. The transactions have not
been to a large extent and considerable annum has been
exhibited by holders.
COCUINkAL.—The market has been dull, and, a large
supply having arrived from Calcutta. prices have fallen.
Septum of good quality in demand, prices have ad-
vanced steadily.
P Tellichery has declined to 63 rs., although the
stock is very small. Bhutcol—no stock ; the meson now
opening, supplies may be looked for nest month.
Ornne.—Tbe market for old has been very steady at
1,100 re. to 1,105 re., and 1,067 re. for new; of the latter
about 700 chests have been purchased by Europeans, de-
liverable early in December. The new crop is estimated at
27,000 chests.
Fisztours.—To London and Liverpool steady, 21. 7s. 6d.
to 21. 10e. ; for China, 10 re. per candy—nominal.
Exciirocon.—On England, 6 menthe' credit bills, 2s. 0;d.;
document Sills, 2s. otd. On Calcutta, par. Oa Chins,
225 n. per 100 dole., 60 days' sight.
GIST MADAPOLLLWO are in good demand with slightly
increased rates. _ _
London, England, 1852-11-15

FRIDAY, Nov. 19.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

Ma. Ewccr—fn =quire of the Under Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs, what steps have been taken for
the examination, or other test of flumes, of candidates for
the diplomatic service of the country; and whether there
will be any objection to lay a statement of the examination
or qualification required before the house. Also, whether
any qualification will be required from candidates for the
consular service of the country.
Mr. CRAVEN BsaibtAx.—Return of the number of her
Majesty's ships distinguishing sailing ships from steam
vessels, whieh, during the last Ave years, have been rulion
shore between the Nom and the Start Point, including the
pumps from Portsmouth to the Nao Light and Portsmouth
to the Needles ; also, whether a court martial or court of
fatally was held upon the ofileers and ship's company in
eschew, together with the finding and sentence.
London, England, 1852-11-15

The statement That the Queen will view the pro-
mestoe of the Duke's funeral from the elatlows of Be-
mesieet Hems, bee bees seatradietal la the Olosewr. The
statement erlspastmt la a weekly aewspepts al Banda,
last. .

Too MOVININO To Di WORN DT LADIIII AT THIS
itz's eseskierable Matt exists la the
public mind witla rellerease es die desselptlea of esseseieg
to be were at the flameel of the Me Dells of Wellieslea,
cad deo as to whatteer say pastel armasedeg h te be were
after the day of tbe eseeraida!, we see M • r to
stets, elms Me lista* audierky, that me immure le es be
wore except ea lb* deg tif the temeal. h esurse,
absolutely arum, that all pram arriadog at a ememsay
of so solemn ad a character elieeld be Wised ie
bleat; bet lam will be Awed to UMW
their ewe dein as te tksy will Weer tairole se
mei. lbs Irrairedea of err se •prober driare of
dress vil ad la laidelad apes, die dee berg led n dr
dimmed= of die wow I lad velvet, we are iedeneed,
sow ba vela la dada It Rey be wed to add a the ea to
direfloty of bilis being wrapped well up; for, lade-
et the severity of • November morning, the
F.pees 1510twa t• them in:the cathedral le large sad cold,
and, in all reliability, they will be kept soma bolus in
waiting.
London, England, 1852-11-15

BRAZILS.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Orrosea 14.
In Rio what at pressat attracts wet attention is
the Commie, aa moment al which, taken by the packet,
will cause, if we mistake not, no slight wonderment
and indignation at hems The Convenio is an at-
=agoon the part of the shopkeepers, who have
with the interior, to prevent importers sell-
ing their merchandise ezeopt to parties established
in this city, mil canes great excitement. The die.
wadi( Raga& and AIM& booms having failed to
come is some ondseelamlini with the anti-free-
trod. &this, lave annininesd is the public ppaa
that their stares are *pea to all those el
This Asp, combined with Me news from the pro-
visoes, ei seine beta, homed to mod parties up
to Els to pma direst Rua the Mums who are in
the petition to sell hem not asking the son-
will se doubt have the dist d break-
ing op this dktallerisl isogon 'pea of Ma-
trae pissiples it will soma strange that our Eng-
lish hems hero amid lave eubeoribed their
name to a treat 7 which absolutely prohibits them
from selling their goods to a ready mosey pur-
chaser, and binds them to turn a customer from
doors, unless he happens to be a resident shopkeeper
to the city of Rio de Janeiro. Yet so it is, with
some beasnrahle exemptions in favour of independent*
and free bad. oar -English houses have allowed
themselves to be littered and dictated to by their

-11ine;my lest a large burin's hu been done in
cobs. Dudes having submitted to a alight reduc-
tion in prices, 106,000 bags were taken, 33000 being
for inropean markets, and 72,000 for the States.
This month, so far, 66,000 bags have been purchased,
and an evident improvement in pries was noticed
after the arrival of the Severn. Our stork of 76,000
bags is entirely composed of ordinary qualities, and
incessant rain still prevents coffee from being brought
to market. Heavy complaints continue to reach us
from the interior of crops destroyed by the long con-
tinued wet weather, and we are now more than
ever convinced that the safe will not paw an
averaW ge.
e have no yellow fever now in Rio de Janeiro.
The English vessels of war in port arc—Boneta,
Centaur, Herald, Torch, and Trincomalee.
Exchange continued firm up to the date of the
Severn's arrival, when a slight decline took plaoe,
but we still quote 271 to 28 as the ruling rates.
London, England, 1852-11-15

I

the hern parts of the Iwas.gprprovinee,
-,,beuce we have repeated reports , meal,
od
stoppage of river navigation. =in body of
ipargeSISSIF in !Wink and, SO far as we an MeV
are haying it pretty well all their own way,
king steadily up towards Nanking. The report
visurreetiou iu Iluo-.kwang (the conjoint province
g Ileo-asn and 1100-pah), as given in our summarise
0( July and August, is confirmed.
We beard aliaut the middle of the month that an-
other attempt hal been medo on the life of the
F.,pue—that his Majesty wain great fear--beid
puked ail valuables all ready foe a fliOt, and
the part ot the royal palace et Pekin had been es-
grow
l by tire ; all this, however, is wanting in con-
Eirigion, and there is not, perhaps, a word of truth
ir the whole of it.
The United States squadron (Susquehanna, Ply-
ooeth, Saratoga, and store-ship Supply), are still
owned about the Canton estuary, awaiting orders,
t• vuppwed, to proceed to Japan, whither it is
ad her Majesty's ship Serpent will accompany them
they go e ithin the current year; hardly likely,
!uieser, now that the north-east monsoon has come
pact en wi again.
lioNli KONG.—Last month the total number of
akin garrison was 67—this month there is a redne-
lon to 61 (against 12 at the same period last year).
deaths, since last report, wo hear of four only
(Against 7 in the same period last year, viz.), 3 of the
39:1i Regiment (2 of disease of the lungs and 1 of
Wail complaint), and I Gun Lascar of lien fun.
The Hospital list this morning stood as follows :
Her Majesty's 39th Regiment, 39; Ordnance De-
partment, 7; Ceylon Rifle Regiment, 13. The con-
valescents were withdrawn from the hospital ship on
the 17th, and, excepting those in hospital (suffering
principally from dysentery) every man in the gar-
rison is now doing duty.
London, England, 1852-08-30

ITALY.

Our correspondent, writing front Leghorn on the
25th August, states, that the works for the new har-
bour were commencing, that the government was
very uncommunicative on the subject, having de-
clined giving information to the Leghorn Chamber
of Commerce, and that many circumstances tended
to confirm the'supposition that Russia and Austria
were at the bottom of the undertaking, with a view
to establishing a strong naval statian in the Mediter-
ranean. The details of the contract are given.
Our correspondent shows how important it is for
British trade to combat the Austro•Tuscan customs
league, hitherto successfully opposed by Sir H.
Bulwer. That minister returned from Modena on
the 20th, and would shortly leave Florence again.
The Firebrand arrived at Leghorn on the 21st,
and left on the 23rd inst. A British cabinet courier
loft Leghorn for Genoa with despatches on the 24th.
A demonstration in favour of the Austrians and
against the priest. took places at Bologna on the
18th inst.

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA.

The Vienna Gazette of the 24th contains the names
of the Hungarian political prisoners whose sentences
are mitigated by an act of grace dated July 15. The
total number of the prisoners so favoured is 104, of
whom 37 are set at liberty, while the remainder have
their periods of punishment reduced in various de-
grees. The recurrence of the usual weekly list of
sentences published by the official journal reminds
the Viennese that tho court•martial yet sits to correct
their trespasses.
A letter from Vienna of the 23rd states that the
cholera has made its appearance in that city, but
I only in isolated cases.