The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-24 00:00:00

capitulate. The
tke of Oldenburg
ie has given up
the 18th from
iat day contain*
r, stating that Oft
nd of the duchy
toed of ministers,
faithful subjects
)tections of their
al of certain into
ly oppressive.

got up by a party
working classes to
slur, and to force
hitherto unpopu.
g which the emit_
at, and demanded
s been most provi_
er of the interior,
1 to very energetic
ras called out, pla-
e meeting, and the
and the publication
ion, which will ap-
to quiet the public
*turned to CriscoW
ble answer from the

'rom Borne to the
ad a secret sitting on
01 Sardinia that the
10,000 men into Loin.
the frontier. A com-
port was expected to
o of the lan accounts

ApniL 21. ---•• Thig
ighnees Prince Alexia-
in the royal tomb at
inge and Prince Henri
acourse of persons were

JCHIES.—We have
news from Rendsburg
s General llalkett a
allied army, that is of
. the Prussian, Schies.
Aidziwil will command
eanig.Rolatein Sondes
wick will hare no (.0m-
A vessels into the Wart
Id of Silt. The Com-
ination of the King, in
immcdiattly evacuating
trque, capture the Chip,,
in property within his

d March have been

MEXICO.
1, called the United
in Hackstaff, arrived
ith dates from New
Before entering the
1 on a complimentary
ates from Mexico are
here was that on ao-
.en Generals Scott and
n as a witness in Mex.
aerican papers contain
by us in the news per
leave Mexico for the
irt of inquiry adjourns.
late from Vera Cruz)
had not arrived. Ge-
it San Luis Potosi on
ct of making a pronnn-

ed out, and her news,
se revolutionaly events
Lment here, iz., from
was looked upon as
ICC and prevent the re.

published in the New
property amounting to
°Hats. fhe New York
ing omitted to lease the
sum than that of half

says :
vetinues sound and prove-
stock rats s above par, as do
e made at tram 1011 to 102.
sy proposals for the new loan.
is have been vsry large sines
, larger than in the same in-
:ars, and the exports both to
re been very heavy. If we
mtion as the prob., tile extent
e presume few will now be
of our former opinion, that
y of 2,200,000 bees being
ff the accounts per steamer
=battle that. we may see a
ids than for many years past.
are compelled to hold a part
are more settled in Europe.
en materially. What decline
is difficult to predict. In the
ms at present, we will merely
re about 61 cents and fair
In breadstuff* little is dtcrinl
eownward. Western a
dole. per hbl. ; wheat, 145 to
a corn, 52 to 56 cents. El-
m fourth page.)

)lA. MAIL.
tail packet Thames, Captain
Southampton, yesterday,
r the charge of Lieutenant

y the Thames are :—Vera
ico, 13th; Havanna, 28th ;
,111, 23rd; Demerara, 20th;
loes, 27th; Antigua, 29th;
da, 24th; Porto Rico, 24th;
uda, April 7.
passengers on board the
onsists of 84,473 dollars;
12,1 box pearls, 100 bags of
iwroot, 40 bales tobacco, 18
s of sundries, and 14 lice

ed boisterous weather en tba

:ico is anticipated by later

reached Jamaica, on the 21st
al truce sent to Granada had I
ogy for the Moult offered to
the prisoners whose fibers,-
r the rights of this funny little
ritain has unconsciously been
ably wait till Lord Palmer-
•s he has promised, with any
is since received.
Jamaica, from Aux Cayes,
an outbraak in that town
.on
people from the adjoining
Ming that the commandant of
leposed, and Ctn. 'f.Alornache
The commandant made his
latter rested. From the loa-
the actors in the affair it was
?.sident was at the bottom of
id of an officer who did not

lamber of Commerce met at
NI a aeries of resolutions, of which
important :
Chamber that, with a moderate differs
ir a limited period of ten years afre,n4
a it interval by liberal immigration Iran
on of the slave trade being enforced. line i
planters, assisted by capital, which MO. •
their command. would place Jamaica 111
treed competition with all other sure'
Chamber feels convinced that, on Pro'
Jamaica planters fear no competition.
t the atandonnkent a sugar WOO
I now become general, and, as a conies
ot its inhabitants be throws into a caa.
,ant, accompanied by wide-spread Med-
d advisable at once to lay a memorial be-
'mends to the different parishes simil!'r
ig his excellency to call together the less-
e delar, that the aPPelling "uncial cag'
insidered.
situation to continue
.nd are not In a toChamber, therefore, strongly urge ,V 2,11.!
stirnates of contemplated eapenditure tot
at tomible limits, short of abandoning for
ms. that
maim atnonrt all eitillad natig:%-mi
individmil rights for the public
tiled ; if, therefore, the British natl iler
deetroys her colonies by waging an lit
ler own subjects, countsve invested they_
aratitee of their 's laws, th_r.t.r.
sir claim for full and ample compense of
w--
aroperty —a claim which the justiosi