The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-28 00:00:00

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trade of wUk Omit. lbws It the St. LAIIINMOr.

New Zealand papers have been received to the
29th Nov. The districts near Wellington were stated
to be in an unsettled state. The residents at Wan-
ganui had been annoyed by one of the periodical visits
of turbulent natives from the interior, but they do not
appear to have committed any violence. The Eire-
pean population of Manewatu had been ordered away
by Rangihaeata, under pain of peremptory expulsios.•
The Java had arrived from Sydney, with detachments
of the 58th and tenth regiments.
The New Zealander thus concludes an article on
.
Governor Grey's administration :
After • easeful consideration of tam pomesdinp and
policy of the past year, we mew to thy thodasisa that the,
problem of New Zealand is very link wirer a assemestal
odationthan formerly. The final remierst Governer Cftey's
system cannot yet with safety be masted, bat certainly 411
has hitherto been more . fortunate ibin room mint—moue
favoured by a concatenation of Abrimaitasees seer which be
had no control thaw really hilampliast fa.ths execution at
his own plans."

Accounts from Berlin, of the 22nd inst., give the
particulars of some serious food riots at Berlin on the
day Wore. The king had left for Charlottenbunr,.
when an express was sent to acquaint his majesty
that the people and the military were fighting in the
streets, upon which he returned forthwith.
It appears that the gendarmerie, who in the
morning had been reproached with negligence in not
repressing the disposition to tumult on its first appear-
ance, in their anxiety to repair this fault, bad
fallen into the opposite extreme of an excess of zeal.
They begin:with maltreatin_g peaseable spectators,
stationed. in crowds on the Marche 'des Oendarmes,
near the theatre, at the entrance of the Jaegerstrasee.
A tumult was the consequence. The people threw
stones at the gendarmes, who, m their turn, charged
Van the, umlaute. One woman was grievously
wounded in the head, and a man had
four lingers of his hand cut off. This was
,towards the evening; the people, exasperated,
rushed to the Kraut:estrange, in the Kronenstresee,
and pillaged the shops of two bakers. From thence
they proceeded to the Zinimerstrame, and commenced
throwing stones through the windows of the confee-
tioner Seippert, when a detachment of infantry at
length made its appearance, and repressed the fury of
the populace.
Towards eight o'clock is the evening, says the
writer of the letter narrating.thees erects. proceeding'
from the Linden to the Marche des Oeud'armes, I saw
a aonsiderable array of troops, the lance in rest, tra-
vereingthe streets in the vicinity of the market.
The Prince of Prussia was at their head. Every-
where the troop. were met with hisses and vocifera-
tion. The armed fame gave proof of the greatest
moderation. For • long time it was content
with keeping back and dispersing the rioters,
without charging upon them. The . officers
harangued the crowd. " Return to your homes.
my friends," cried out an aid-de-camp of the
Prince; "remember that you are Berliners,—do not
imitate the stupidity of other towns," &c. A man of 'I
the people approached the horse of the officer, and
tWd, " The questions not whether we are of Berlin
or of Potechun : we must eat, and bread ia too dear."
His voice was drowned aipidst the hurrahs. The
horse of the aid-de-camp wet surrounded and
blocked up. The troops then advanced and
occupied all the market place. The body of
rioters were separated. They united again in the
Jaegetstrame, broke the lamps, and even the windows
of the houses of peaceable citizens. In the Mark-
graventraase, on the first floor of a brewery, several
persona were looking mot of window. " This is not
a theatrical spectacle," cried out the crowd, " away
the badande." Stones flew, one of the spectators
was grievously !toward in the bead. Than passed
the night. The crowd, dispersed iw one quarter, ral-
lied in another, The King of Prussia, habited in a
grey cloak, vas said to have mixed' with the groups
vredignito, displaying the greatest. coolness and self-
possession.
The troubles recommenced in the morning. Some
of the bikers, to avoid pillage and violence, threw out
all their bread to the people. A proclamation was I
posited in the streets to prohibit assembling in I
crowds. The popular ustsp• wu difficult
to describe. At noon the et3t eesenes redoubled.
The moment the soldiery, saw .Pri6ng them, I
returned to their position, !be re-wesem-
bled. The bakers demanded prdlogWn vain. The
authorities replied that they 101' agiresrietanat foreea
if
at hand. The troops diclaitleartinnzeUtes,
squares, as fearful Of eatv ei iheiy hops and
being overwhelmed.
The *deices here wasivily given en• brought
down to 7 o'clock in the evening of the' illiesd inst.,
when affairs were in the slim train, only-that some
squadrons of cavalry had strived.

COURT OF CHANCERY Tare Dar.
(Dense t s Inegglealledesr.i
Mon.aw e. Amon:* meemsese et the Lord Chan-
cellor having intimated that le areal, at the sitting of the
cow t this alersing; glee Fellafi the above celebrated
ear—ear whisk bee ellbeget‘e whole railway world—the
GOMA acrdpeweera learikeleia, were crowded to excels by
pees* mieseleil with Mal emerles. The came it will
be resolleeded. scat selsiarlillbre the Vicr.olleneellor of
England, whe emondel the deemer pat in by the defen-
dant. The bill use Mel hy the *Mir and these other
• elereheldese is the. Oohed ead liainchwa: hesetleo
Railway Cemeny. wine the dithnienth wire are the
Merl duvet* et die eri, tad rot the tameary
itself, few the poem of flg en weeks to rem*
them from acting ea divagates, and to re the corame
seal of the company adhered up, so to to prevent the do
fendants, in tact. hem oiling er laming the Geford and Bir.
minghans Junction Ridgway so the Ores* Western Railway
Company, indeed of laseieg it es the Netib WOOtOrt Rail.
way Company. Ted* leR _rename mime is by the de-
bedaub, which the ViMmerue, of 3hlshileeterouled,
co which the preetrediagb WON 11111111911111, appeal. Mthe
Court of Chum', where lir. whet. sad It,.
Wilcox, supported the Miele et the Vice-Cbasweiler of.
Zeeland in haring over-Mel the demurrer.-Sir F. Kelly,
ea the part of the defendants, mehdaioed that on the con-
struetion of the sections of the net of parliament, u well's
an the attention of jurisdiction ead of parties, the bill meld
,not be ennatned, and that the demurrers ought to be el-
lowed. The Lord. Chancellor, in delivering his jedgmer
'decided that the demurer* =Let* allowed ; and, *me m,
'dor Meeker, Were Miltled to lodgment. By %hie dairies •
the Gamut Weseaterlisaway Company will become the poe-
tesses k
.oleiests VW Oxford and Birmingham Junction
Railway.
COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS.
MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
21co n'C7ork.—We have had a more steady state of
prices in the funds than foe novae time pest, and pur-
chases of *Consols have been made with wore con-
fidence. The quotatime hays not varied ••nete thee
either catty, ma me
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to ett mount. &deed nem, Oda to 1.
Stock, 191 to 3.

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Exchequer rile to be. tresosollt.
We are stall with Spanish in decline, notwithstanding the
fair proposition of the present finance minister at Madrid to
appoint a commission to examine into the state of the foreign
debt, and devise a plan by which the payment of some por-