biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-30

It will be seen by reference to tiv advertising' I
othamaa, that the pr,,pristors have decided not to ex-
elude advertirem-nis having p etorial illustrations.
The Expeese being a raper that circulars largely in
the ounairy, and among.• classes to %him a descrip-
tion of the article advrrtired, is desirable, it has been
thought fit to deviate, with regard to this paper,
bona the rule hitherto observed in the London Daily
Press of not admiring such advertisemeuts.
Ties value of any advertising medium must depend
in a large measure upon the extent of its circulation.
in this point of view the Empress can n, w challenge
any one of its evening contemporaries, and the follow-
ing statement of the number of stamps issued to and
wed for this journal will show its gradual increase
IS popularity :
1847, from Jan. Ito Dee. 31 ... • 778,714
1848, from do. to do.
1849, from do. toAng.3l (Smooths) 884,000
In this paper, therefore, occupying as they con-
Saintly assert, the fit it place in point of circulation
among its contemporaries, the proprietors offer to
sivertisen increased facilities, now for the first time,
available to them in the London Daily Press. Should
there mime any largely iecreseed demand upon the
alumna of the paper, the proprietors are prepared to
ant each demand by the occasional publication,
without extra charge, of a double ournbe:..
London, England, 1849-04-26

outrage to Count JULIAN% daughter prelltated
.
extinction of the Gothic dynasty b and
insult to WAT TTLEC'B daughter the abolition of
p Al-tax in England. The treatment of MAt A
COBB, is a blot on the county of Hants, e
of Hampshire are insensible as their own 130 e
does not rouse them to demand the abolitiga of
pm. laws.
London, England, 1849-06-14

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

SCHLESWIG -HOL ST F:I N.-11.ase Br RO, JUNE 9.
—lt is stated that the British Conml Geceral in
Hamburg yesterday received a communication from
Copenhagen, accompanied by the requisite despatches
for the British ministry, stAting that the Danish go-
vernment decidedly refuses its consent to the demand
made for the free admission of the Mel steamy", in
the eervic3 of the poet-office, through the blockade of
the Elbe, cn the ground that the re4ular postal com-
munication by steamers between London and Ham-
burg would suffice as hitherto. The fact that the
Prince of Salm Salm has been taken primer by the
Danes at Aarhuus has caused great satisfAction at
Copenhagen. The prince was however severely
wounded, and it is reported that his right arm has
been amputated.
London, England, 1849-06-14

declined Ting. 'fix debate, howeser, was not yet
laminated on other most important qusstions.
At the same time, two battalions of infantry, two
squadrons of cavalry, and one batery of artilleiy,
entered the city. General Miller would take up km
bead-quartets there on the 10:h. The cit zero were
much excited against the fraction of the !imitate'
Amenably. Government had adopted the most ener-
gro.io measures. A popular meet ng was also to be
held at Cannatad on the 9th, at which the deputies of
the Rump Parliament would assiat, but it was sup-
posed the goverument would Lterfere. Lao groups
were cagregating in the streets. An unusu.lly
large number of despente-looking men were to be
reason al suppose of the town, lett there seemed so
to that order would not be maintained.
London, England, 1849-06-13

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES. TLere is nn official news
later from Rume then that already publish-d.
The Piedmontese Gazette publishes the following
telegraphic despatch, received at Turin on the 7th :
" Ou the evening of the 5.h the French were still
fightine against the Romans. The Villa Carlini haa
been taken. Details are wanting."
The DEWs publishes a statement from Capita
Vecchia of the sth, in which, after deseribin4 the
commencement of the orrations against Rome, aLd
the first occtipaVont f the Vi Pamfili, alreidv known
from othtr sowers, we fli.d the following further de-
tails:

----
Still all was not over at the Villa Pamfili. The Romans
had retired within the walls of the town ; but from thence
they began firing with rod-hot bells upon the flee companies
that defended it. The Casino and surrounding edifiers were
soon cm fire. Oar soldiers, now completely t noosed like so
many *wants to the ghetto( the enemy, were toned to retreat.
At the first s;ga of the retrograde m vement, the Gate San
Pester sic opened, and the R thane advanced full speed. Toe
villa fell spin into their hands. They could not betel mas
tens of it. This position woe the last to be occupied before
opening the fire upon the city itself ; the 22nd and 613th regi-
mens of the line were marched again it. All tne reed.
le .ding to it are flan k.-d by two wade, and follow a strangely
winding neut.,. Teem walls hat been pierced with loop.
holes. The struggle was furk.ue on either side • on ours it
was brilliant and energetic. The 23th light infantry rec-ived
order to support the 66th. This reement, which has been
newly created, wanted its baptism. It could only advance
in hip-seetiths; all the coreptnies disputed Its honour
of marching Amt. Colonel Ripert drew his sword; Lint..
Co'onel Caroudelet took the musket of a wounded man.
Toe defile was passed in double-epic's time. The read.
meet reached the plateau, and took it at the point of the
bayonet. This operation concluded the day, and restored
this important p.viti in to us. Outing the night the siege
batteries were placed, and at 4 in the morning the fire will
have begun. _ .

- -
The Risorgimento of Turin, of the Bth inst., s•.ates
that French vessels have bsen showed to enter the
p xt of Anont, and that a large supply of war stores
owl been cut by the Austrians from Ferrara into
Romagna. A rumour was current that the Neapoli-
tan. had arrived again at Velletti on the 3rd.
TUSCANY.—The Risorgimento of Turin, of the
Bth inst., lays that Russia has offered Tuscany a loan
of 70 which would °liable the Tuscan
goveroment to withdraw a number of exchequer
bills issued by the late government.
London, England, 1849-06-13

THIS DUI, Two o'Clmunc.
There has been more actlri.y displayed in the share
market this morning than f•r some time past, and
pliers generally were firmly. maintained. The fol-
lowing lines were done at an improvement on yester-
day's rates:—Great Westerns, at 79 and 79k • London
and Brighton, at 343 i, f„ and 1; South Eastern and
Dover, at 204.

alecto.day uY
to 1 o'clock.

IPd. I Barnes Ra.u.w•Ts.
London, England, 1849-06-13

BIRMINGHAM, Jens* 12.

Smelt-Excaattoe —This market was better in tone to-
day, and prices were decidedly firmer. London and North Westerns
were done at 124: ditto New Shares at 2i pin.; Shrewsbury and Sirs
&instal:Ll A's at 81e. 9d. d's.; South &affords at q din; York and
North Midlands 313 ; and East and West Riding Exteastee.
London, England, 1849-06-13

whwever, rising in his place to introduce Mr.
Humes scheme of Farliamentary reform, and Mr.
Comma's budget, or measures that go further than

either.
The meeting of the borough of Lambeth on Tuesday
eveuirg, to promote the cause of parliamentary and
financial reform, shows that the heart of the people of
England has been touched. At that overflowing and
Nunes: meeting the coalition of the working with the
middle classes was frank and cordial. Sections
of the middle classes, not always seen working
harmoniously together, spoke as with one will; the
religions public, as represented by the Rey. Mr.
lionnarr, joined heartily with mere worldly politi-
cians in a movement calculated alike to promote civil
mod religious liberty. Tt ere was but one hear
tland
and
see who in that diversified and imposing aseemy.
U any one thing affords a better guarantee than
another for the success of the movement, of which
the Lambeth me 'dog is one of the first stirrings, it is
the measured and guarded tone in which profound
convictions and impassioned resolves were uttered.
With scarcely one exception the language of the
speakers was carefully weighed ; and, what is still
more important, the enthusiastic assent of the auditors
wasgiven to all who spoke in this tone, and a more
suspicion of an exaggerated phrase having been used
was enough to throw a momentary. damp on their ex-
pression of et mpathy. The scene irresistibly recalled
to memory a !nature of the Britishsoldiery drawn by
NAPIER in his better day.. The historian of the
Peninsula, after describing in graphic langasge the
exertions of the French officersto inspirit and lead on
their troops, contrasts with them the appearance of
the British ranks. There the officers were busied
keeping in check the exuberant opiate of their fol-
lowers, in order that all their energies might be
treasured up and concentrated when the moment for
attack came. In the worthier struggles of
peaceful combination for the attainment of civil
Niro, as in the more questionable efforts
of the battle plain, the Englishman knows how to
husband his energies, and the self-control which he
exercises is the earnest and augury of the irresistible
impetuosity with which he will charge home at the
right moment. There is nothing of braggadocio,
nothing of inflated declamatlim in the language of
those who take the Lad in the new movement for
parliamentary and financial reform, and the abettors
of political corruption and public p °fusion may read
in this wary utterance the unflinching resolution and
unwearying pertimeity with which the agitation will
be worked out into victory.
London, England, 1849-06-13

SNIPPING INTELLIGBSCR.

s • ShIPP.II O.MM," ere umr, /An
CASUALTIES.
Coverdale, from Liverpool to Montreal, founderedis the ke
13th inst. ; crew saved.—Quebec, May 24.
Frederick, British barque, Rudolph, which wiled frost
Baltimore on the let May for I.Onlon, put bark the 24h,
in distress, having, in a gale in the Gulf, on * 151,
sprung a leak, lost jibboom, and stove bulwarks; will hen
to be discharged. Cargo supposed to be duespd. keit
leaking at the rate of sir inches per how.—liew
York, May 30.
Gleaner, barque, was struck by the ice, Msy 3, attil ark
almost insmedirely ; crew iseed.—Qaebtc, Ili/ 28.
Ole bruy,i rum Cardiff to Liverpool, is on shore ou Ead Hoyle,
with rudder unahipp, d.—June 12.
Maria, Redingan, from Limerick to Quebec, his foturkred
in the ice in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and all on bid,
except three of the crew and nine paseugen wad.
There were 111 emigrants on board.—Quebee, Ely 26,
Maria and Elir•beth has been lost in the lee.—Qadae,

(Mu oar i

tdry 26.
Resolution has foundered in the ice.—Quebee, Ils yI I.
Torrance, ship, Patton, of Glasgow, wa, meek by Iwo a
the 29th of April, off Cape Aoguille, Newfmnillia, Ili
went down in hall an hour.—Quebec, May 26.

MAILS._
London, England, 1849-06-13

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES,

DISSOLUTION OF THE DANISH DIET.
The folio wing speech from the throne wu made by
the King of Denmark on occasion of the dissolution
of the Diet on the sth hist. :
DAns.,—You have accomplished the mission imposed
upon yen. I have consented to the modifications which you
have proposed is the project of the constitution which I pre•
rented to you : I have this morning reified and signed the
constitution of Denmark. This work, which will be the basis
of the future development of ear beloved country, is therefore
bsppily terminated, by :mem of the good understanding
which subsists between the government and the people of
Denmelt ; but oar country still proansbeneath the oppressive
thraldom of war, a war equally severe and unjust, imposed
upon as by the numerical superiority of the enemy. Under
thew circumstances, the necessity of the 00-operation of the
nation may render it ouleisede for the Diet to assemble sooner
than the time fixed by the constitution. I thermion metres
to myself, while di solving the present assembly, the power
of convoking you again, as the representatives of the people.
May Almighty God shed his blessing upon the work which '
we have just cmapletwl, in order that it may yield substan-
tial benefit to Denmark.
The assembly replied by tirte rounds of chests.
His Majesty, in retiring, exclaimed, " Gentlemen, I
thank you; the Lord be with you."
London, England, 1849-04-21

ITALY.

NAPLES AND SICILY.—The Notional (Paris
journal) of yesterday morning sayethat, written on the
tack of a letter addressed by the consul of Sicily to
Leghorn, instal following "I do not know if in his
despatch, the sinister had the time to tell yea that
Catania had been retaken by the Sicilians at the
moment of the departure of the stonier."—'rhat
=lllalio gives a letter from Gams, of the 14th
, stating that the Bosphore, from Palermo,
had brogan news been Sicily. A asserts
that on the =feLf the pecket on 1 April, a
sailed from the Sicilian govern-
:el leave. the following news : Alter the entry the
Namens at Catania, their ammo masperstsd
the inhabitants, who rushed on the soldiers and
killed several. A carps of molar troops, which
had retired into the mountains, came to the assistance
of the inhabitants, and the Neapolitans were in a
sot critical position. It is said they have loft
Mania.
TUSCANY.—We have received letters from our
oorreopendent at Tunis of the 16th inst. He condi=
the news of the remihdisa at Flarenos and the
eshohPanient of the Ossad-Dneel Psevidonel
Ilonsuneat. Pies bee, be oar, .gartinalred
ristIOXI:100116 int id=
sie liosibt fata-14 at tut—Wml'oo,m sr,
ho mom pi. witearay of the *sod Duke.
London, England, 1849-04-21

NAVAL.

ADMIRALTY, APRIL 90.—APPOIXTMENT8.—Surgeon:
HRKRY EDMONDS, to Heroine.
Ataistant Surgeous: GROROR MARON, to 11010(RP,
Tuowee B. PURCHAP, M.D., to Victory ; JAMBS A.
M'Coixaolt, to Crocodile.
Midshipmen J. H. PIKE, to Ocean ; J. A. POLAND, to
Heroira.
Boatswain nINORTON, to Ganges.
Tun NATAL MRDALA.--ADMIIIALIT, APRIL 19.—A far-
ther portion of the naval medals will be ready for distribu-
tion on or after Tuesday, the 14 of May next. This distri-
bution, combined with the stheis already advertised, will,
with few exception, comprise the claims preferred prior to
the let December last; mud claimant. who.. apple •tione
Lee been made ►ince that duo are hereby informed that
their medals will not be ready until after the 30th Jun.
next ; but due notice will be given when the medals are pro-
pared. The moist' awardtd to claimant. bate.. dammed
will be delivered to their ligd repre eniatives on the produm
tam of 'enflyient prout.—By command of their lordships,

W. A. B. Hamtrion.
WOOLWICH, Arnim 20.--Sampson, K.-fr., is ordered to
be fitted as uosi of the advanc. d Main-ships at Davenport,
and will be fitted with 2 68-pnundsm, of 95 cwt , and 4
10 inch guns 0185 cwt. She will 1, ave for alust port when
ready.—Coma. Dlsir and Macloraild, and LVtit. J. Morrie,
have been ordirod to study at the steam factory.—North
Star, 26, was towed to this p in this morning by the African,
st-v. She is to receive her stores and provisions with all
despatch, and will carry a groat quao•itp of clothing, as pre-
sent. to the onions Esquimau: and northern Indian chksh,
to induce them to tnrward immediate infaa ation to the
lludaoe.'s Bay Company's forts, In cue Sir John Franklin's
party should be fallen in witb.—E fin, st-sacht, was taken
out of the basin this morning, and prociaded uown the river
on an experimental trial.
London, England, 1849-04-21

FRANCE.

PAWS. FWD" 10 15 a.w.
The committee an the (bulge caosesed of the sa-
tirical guard and the saw, confided to Osumi Chan-
tinier, yesterday beard the minister el the interior.
Four members put genti-ine to him, which be answer-
ed explicitly. It results trout his explanations that
the government thought it neccesary to twit* the two
summands for the preservation of order, which was
incessantly in danger from the anarchists, bat that the
resumption of work at nearly all points sensibly di-
minished the number of disturbers, and the election
of the Legislative Assembly would further ameliorate
the state of things. By the end of three meths
the government anticipated a return to the eases-
.. lion of Art. 67 of the law on the national yard,
the suspension of which it had thought it assemeiry
to demand. The minie'er having retired, a member
showed that the law of 1632 on the national sued
did not intendict the uniting of the esonsenil 41
the army with that of the national guard, Sol dna
there were two precedents, one in 1832, whoa heft
commands were held by Marshal Loban, and the Abet
at a litter period, when they were united in the per.
Ste of Marshal Gerard. The opposition of the es-
theme gauche, several members of which bassi tufa
tommitthe, raised a discussion on this sehissioifter
which the committee adjourned till to-day to ism he
Tr......,„,,a,- Bordslais says: Several_ Joanna,
laving spoken d the position assumed by M. Naps-
his Bmaparts as regards the President of the Be-
Mktg, we ham received frame's Paris 411111•911116114
140 is so situated as to be wall-inftersted.lbs off st
d letter addressed by the Preidest at the Rep ON bs
his cousin Napoleon. Tits le*Aer is authentic ;we ma
Abe this positively to our reedere. The noble sad
striated sentiment* which inspired it make no eon-
oat. Our readers will be se eenvineed as ourselves
I'd the slimed d the 10th of December merited the
Insides whisk has n hira
Ilmeh7. 11e hilewl4Fit 414.1 ithis
pas lAterbl the
if Yell lily Mit
Ohl) OserM—le Is pressedsd that.im thenedb
7.b. Whalingeses et a Moen to sow divides
pram. Tea aere reported to
id, 'OM demlested by the al* d Ile noodwis,
London, England, 1849-04-21

CLERICAL.

Sunday the 16th inst., the Bishop of
Sodor and Man held an ordination in the pui.h church of
Malew, when William Gill. jon . BA., of C-opus Christi
College, Cambridge, was admiled into the holy order of
deacons, and since licensed to the curacy of that parish.
London, England, 1849-06-25

TIIIS DAY.

Two o'CLoct.

In the home funds there is no alterat on to notice.
Consols opened at 911 buyers, et which they have
contiuu.d weady, and aro still quotLd 91.! to 4, with
an improving tendency. The Three per Cm:6. Re-
duced, were done at 914 and 4. The Thrte-and-n-
Quarter per Cents. at 92:, and 1. Bank Stock at
195; and Excluqu.r Bills at 42.. and 455. premium.
The foreign securities have likewise shuwn much
steadiness, and the business done has been at a slight
improvement in moat stocks. The following show
the transactionsof the morning : Belgian Fonr-and-a-
Malt' per Cents., 811 and t ; dittos Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., 504 to 51. Buenos Ayres 413 mid 42.
Dutch Four per Ctnt. Certificates, 771. Muzican,
284, !, and 1, ex coupons. Portuguese Converted,
231. Spanish Threes, 344, 334, and 311.
The French Renter; in the Paris Bonne closed on
Saturday. 'the Three per Cents. at 53.65; Five per
Cents., at 87.20.
......
London, England, 1849-06-25

PORTUGAL.

The Oriental Company:, steam-packet Montrose,
Captain John liowen, arrlved at Souvlampt at this
morning, and landed ter mails, under the charge of
Lieutenant James Inglis, R.N., Admiralty agent.
Her dates are: Gibraltar, 1.1. h Jun.; Cadiz, IGth ;

Lisbon, 19:b; Oporto, 20th; Vero, 20th.
The Montrose brings 18 packages of specie.
The news from Lisbon is that there has been &champ
of ministry, as follows :—Tnomae, home; Tojel,l
foreign; Aville, ARM', ; Ferreri, war; Magulhuns,
justice; and Florida, marine. It we; rumoured that
the Queen wished Terceira and Lease to form a mi-
nistry, but they decline/. She then threatened to
send for Palma la. Thornier then offs red to form one.
The Saldanha ministry wu broken up through some
squabble at C -lino between Frontera and the ear
ministry. Saldanha thought the Quern would have
recalled him, and that the tro,epe would have declared
in nis favcur ; but he was disappointed. The present
ministry is not expected to last lune 7. A republican
movement, prevented by tailitary precaution, was to
have broken out south of the Tagus, under the in-
datum of a Fiend' fr;gate, from which arms and
money had been landed.
Little cordiality exists buween the French and
Portuguese government. M. Burot, the French
sinbassaddr, had arrived. Folgszr sod Company bad
been paid one buodred thousand pounds by govern-
ment. Numbers of Portuguese have arrived from
Brazil with all their property. They proposed
I.undirg a eo!ony at Massa:l:tides, in Ang -la. The
legitimist papers pros' cutel Ly the government have
been acquitted, as also had Gomez. The Queen has
butte sued by her baker for debt. Charles Albert still
Lea dange rous.y ill. He has refuse I the Queen's in-
citation to Lisbon, and toys he will never go to any
court again. It was supposed that Seymour's depar-
ture had to do with Saldanha's resignation.
Exportation of I'ort wine in May, 3,074 pipes ;
and of Ge.opig •, 123.
Exchange on Landon, 33; discount ; on bank-
note s, 41.
The Oovernar of Gibraltar is at issue with the
Spanish anthoeties. The governor has taken off the
quarantice, and put it on five d iys off the Spacish
coast. Engl.sh vesstls diechargel at Gibraltar are
turned away front Spanish rOlti to perform quaran-
tine at Mahon or Vigo. The Gibraltar merchants are
dissatisfied with the governor; he will not give in.
The supplies will be Copped, and 4,090 cf the popu-
lation will be out of employ. Oporto is very dissa-
tisfied with the Spanish tariff.
London, England, 1849-06-25

MANCHESTER, June 23.

STOCIL-EXCHLWOI.—There wag an improved tone in the
market, and prices were decidedly higher, but the transactions were
not numerous. In Lancadnre and Yorkshire stock prices have 'Readily
improved with the intreare shown in the traMc returns, and London
and North-Westerns were quoted a shade higher.
London, England, 1849-06-25

MILITARY.

To DAT, IN THE PARADE GROUND AT FINSBURY, the
Hon. Artillery Company is to be reviewed, at 11 o'clock, by
Prince Albert, when, it is expected, many distinguished
general and other officers will be preSint.
TUB COMMANDANT 07 THE PHOTISIONAL BATTALION
AT CHATHAM.—CoIoneI Wears, K.H., the dittinguisbed
officer, who has been connected with this battalion since
1836 was, lest Saturday, so unwell, that no hopes can be en-
tertained of his recoyea.
PRINCE ALBERT'S VISIT TO CHATHAM, on Saturday, the
30th inst.—The Elfin was on Saturday ordered to proceed
from Portsmouth to Woolwich, to convoy the Prince thence
to Oravesend, on the occasion of the grand field day on
Saturday next.
THE TZSTIMONIAL TO THE DIME 07 BICILMOND.—II
is understood that above 600 of the recipients of the war
medal for Peninsular services have become subscribers to
the testimonial.
THE COHMAND IN CANADA.—We intimated last week
that Sir John Harvey and Major-General Rowan were
named for this command. It is now settled that, in order to
cause a savirg to the public, the commend in question is to
be divided between these officers, the latter (as notified in
the Military Gazette of StMarday) is to have the local rank
and pay of a lieutenant-general on the staff; and Sir John
Harvey, in addition to his pay as Li_ut.-Governor of Nova
Scotia, is to receive pay as a lieutenant-general on the staff
in British North America.
r Hon° Kot4o.—lt is said that a reduction is to take place
in the military establishment at Hong-Kong, and that it is
in future to cease to bee major-general's command, and be
placed under the charge of •colowel on the staff.

SPORTING.
BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-Ftuma.
NOILTITUMBERLAND PLATE.
3to 1 apt Manor (t) 13 tot Distafene
loci Executor (t) 13 to 1
frigerdeMlll (t) Il3te 1
10 to 1 art Tan 111 (t)

OL CUP.
15 to 1 mot Dorms
15 to 1 Lady Urban
IS to I Tophaoa (Off to take)

4 to 1 apt Zwedarius
9to 1 )(dashes (t)
10 to 1 Woolwich
10 to I Montana,
GOODWOOD CUP.
7 to 2 opt Ouieson (t) I 12 tot art Omagh (of to lake;
4to 1 labors (0
GOODWOdD STAKE&
10 to 1 apt Plaudit (t) 13 to I apt Topton
10 to 1 lernhill 100 to I It. Mango (t)
11 to 1 Clermont SO to 1 Chontiolter
13 to 1
Sr. LE.ol.ll.—Btu on Flying Dutchman; 10 02 1 wind any
efts.
London, England, 1849-06-25

difserminstiest hatred and preparing civil war, disappear, sad
Mee after them ruin and despair. TM present law already
arms you with lel the mere a required to prevent the danger
Man propagarion of evil. Perhaps limy Meetly reesive some
modifications which, in read, ring the mime of justice more
ad will rend. rit more eM lent. I have already on several
IJens ihromeel you how important It I. for the utility
of gepreesion thst it should be immediate, and how much
the habit of protracting and use!' only compliesting_eriminsl
rugediags is injurious to the action of justice. More then
gem you will perceive the nrceseity of observing my mom-
mandatioss on this salient. I will not speak to you of the
Mete whisk an imperious necerlty and public safety
!eve bereed rat the government; it applirs milt to some
&Ferments ter milk& special Instructions will be gives. end
it will besides have only a limited duration. Is fine, Mon-
dem le Ptecureur-General, great and d Moult situations ele-
vate mss who ham how to comprehend them, and who feel
sediekst memo to meet the difficulty. That ream to le-
fts you, that I b eve full eenfi•lenes is your se-operetkas.
gaiety puts trust in the French ussebtreey, which Ms been
protected eves against revolutions by the vielversal raped
which it hss known how to wore—society will not be de
aired in its cocflisome.—l have the honour to be, du.,
()DILLON BA ILROT.
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The official returns of the deathsiiiinleriiri the
MA are in private practice, 74 ; in the civil hospitals,
40; and is the military hospitals, 9. The number of
sew cases admitted into the civil hospitals on that
day bad fallen to 52.
London, England, 1849-06-25

BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT.—S.truaDAy.

ISt I ollf. 1). 1). Jt•uce.
THE COUNT DS TURItI v. CKEssT.—A Pllel ENDED COUNT.
This was an acti in brought by the 'plaintiff, the notorious
Count AmAk Augustus de Toni (a self-nominated title), to
recover the sum of 10/. as compensation for an illegal
distress. The facts were as follow :—ln the month
of November last a medical gentleman, named Myers, at
the earnest request of the count, re let a house which he
tenanted from a person named Knight to the defendant,
who promised that Lis family should live rent free therein,
and that he would reimburse him for the money he had laid
out in repairs, fixtures, &c. These terms Mr. Myers acqui-
esced in; an agreement to suck effect was drawn up, but was
afterwards destroyed. In cross-examination, It was shown
that the inducements held out by the plaintiff to Mr. Myers
were that he would stand sponsor for his infant child, and
that he would settle 10.0001. upon bim, which, whin he at
tained manhood, woul 1 amount to a considerable sum. tie
also represented himself to be the proprietor and owner of
asnhake mountains and copper mines on the banks of the
Danube. Mr. Myers afterwards discovered that the title of
" count" was assumed, and he therefore put the defendant
in possession for ISt. due for three weeks' rent, at 61. per
week.—Several Hungarian gentlemen here declared that no
such title as the plaintiff had Resumed was known in Hun-
gary, nor himself either.—His Honour thought that an ille-
gal distress had been made, but the damages laid were execs-
• sive, and gave judgment for 4/. 4s.
London, England, 1849-06-25

PARTICULARS OF TALLOW.
1847. 1848.

stock this dap Casks.
Detre!, hill wtek

Do. licat Ist June
Atrical last week

8,396 8,096
843 1,028
3,131 4,079
1,382 384
3,432 5,516
50e. St's. Cd. 4186 d. to 4:
SU. Od. I 468. 6d.

Do. from lot June
Pries Y. C. tine day per cwt
Do. Town last

COALS.—Jrars 25.—S
West Hartley, It'.; Carr's 11
Hard •y, ; Walls End Ha
168.3 d.; %Voila End Larabton, 1
Walls End Um, 188.3 d.

1849.

23,304
1,132
3,470
1,146

-134
I 385.6(1.
39.6 d.

;hips at market, IN.—Saddle's
14s; Eden Main, I ; West
"swell, 16a. 6d.; Walls End Het i"
'Sand.; Will. End !Stewart's, Ifia. 3d.;

BREAD.—Ions 23.—The priers of wheaten bread in
the metropolis ere from 7d. to :id. ; of household ditto, 3d. to did.
per 4lbe. leaf.

Hors.—Bonoron Manua. Mean. Pattenden and
Smith wport that there matinees a good demand for flops on specs-
Lon. The amounts are fully at bad from all parts of the plantations
this moraine. Duty 80,000/.
Mkl and& Keats. W. 104. to7l. Os. Yearling Keats .. 31. Os. to 41. Os.
Weald of Keats .. 2 10 to 410 I Twirling Sussex .. 3 0 to 4 0
Strset 2 6 to 410 01d now . 1 0 to 2 0
Farnham ...... 4 0 to 7 0

CORN. MARI-LANE, TRW DAT. The supply of
English Wheat at market was a very short one, and was epeedi:7
taken off by the town millers, at an advance of fully Zs. Per
quarter upon the rates of this day sennight. Fortign C• t must
be quoted 2s. talker. Ship and country Flour was Is.
to Si. per sack dearer. No alteration was made in the top price of
town-made. Barley was firm at late rates. Good huh horse eons
wan fully 6d. dearer, and there wasan improved sale for the secondary
and inferior qualities, with the turn in price against the buyer. Baum
and Peas maintained their former value.
London, England, 1849-06-25

LABUAN.

Accounts received from this colony to the 1 ith
April represent the place se comparatively healthy en the
higher ground where the Europeans reside. Roads in vari-
ous directions had been cornplet d or were in progr es, but
trade there was none; excepting with small supplies of Yowls,
&c , not a vessel of any description had visited the place for
a month, nor were thy expected. Mr. Motley, C. E., agent
of the Eastern Archipt 1 Iro, had reached the island, visited
the coal seam, and looked mound him to fix the site of the
company's operations. The coal is now, after a long and
fair trial, admitted to be excellent, indeed he far the best
ever 11-und in the east. It is already raised to a large amount,
and thr steamers are supplied with it. The seam is 10 feet
thick, and runs across tise island. It is a continuation of a
Boman seam which has been traced from the coast, and
runs many miles Teen the interior of the great island. The
political news of Lobnan is described as nil. The council
chamber continued closed, pending advice,' from England
sod the return of Sir James Brooke from Sarawak. It-
domestic intelligence was equllly barren of interest, for
where the governor and lirut •governor, the lieut.-governor
and the colonial secretary are perpetually at loggerheads,
few incidents of interest she place. The Wend was labour-
ing under a scarcity of fresh water, so much so that the
dbobiea (washermen) were compelled to use brackish in-
stead of fresh water.
London, England, 1849-06-25

BAIL WA YB.

THIS DAY, Two o'CLoci.
The share market has undergone some improve-
ment this morning, though the business transacted
has been rather limited Dealings have taken place
in Caledonians, at 271; in London and Brightons, at
371; in London and North Westerns, at 130 and
1301; in London and South Westerns, at 361; in
Midlands, at 691 ; in York, Newcawle, and Berwiiks,
at 211; in York and North Midlands, at 331; and in
North Staffords, at 13.
French shares are rather fiat.

s yeettirlirg

Wel to-day up
to 2 o'clock.

M. I Barron Liman.
London, England, 1849-04-17

MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY Evmrrao.
Console opened this morning at 92} buyers for the
account, but shortly afterwards drooped to 921 to 1,
which was the ruling price during the greater part of
the morning. Later in the day rumours of a change
of ministry, and of the probability of war between
Russia and Turkey, created a want of confidence, and
they fell to 92 to I- at the close of the market. The
Three per Ciente. Reduced were done at 91, but fell
with Consols at the close of the day to 901. The
New Three and4-Quarter per Cents. were done at
92 and 914. Exchequer Bills wore done at 455.
and 483. pm. ; India Bonds at 63e. and 645. pm.,
which were about the same prices as those of
Saturday.
India Stock was done last at 248, which is an ad-
vance upon the prices of Saturday. Bank Stock was
rather weaker, having been done at 1936, 192,
and 1914.
In the foreign market the settlement has passed
off without anything to induce particular remark ;
money continues extremely abundant. Mexican
Bonds were done at 30/ and 301 for the account of
30th inst. The Brasihan New Bonds were done at
771. Buenos Ayres at 38/. Equador experienced a
considerable rise, and were done as high as 41, but
drooped to 4 at the close of the day.
In Spanish securities there wax considerable buoy-
ancy ; the Five per Cents. Active were done at 174
and 18 ; and the Three per Clients. at 324 and 321 for
the next account, which was a further advance upon
thiouotatiou of Saturday. Ti:. Dutch Two-and-a-
per Cent,, are without any variation, and are
quoted 50 to 1 ; the Four per Cents. at 771 to 8.
The advice. from Hamburg in the City to-day are
to the 13th inst. They exhibit a more active demand
for coffee and sugar. The demand for rice was
limited. The market had been completely cleared of
East India saltpetre; and the stocks, both of coffee
and sugar, were considerably less than at the same
period last year: being 8,000 British tons of coffee,
against 8,500 in 1848; and 4,250 British tons of
sugar, against 7,500 in 1848.
The sales of igniter were about 3,000 to 4,000 ewts.
on the spot.
Exchanges were quoted as follows: On London,
13.81; Paris, I 87,• Amsterdam, 33.60.
In the corn market to-day an advance took place in
the price of English and foreign wheat to the amount
of 2s. per qr. Barley was le. higher.
London, England, 1849-04-17

Mt Court.

WINDSOR. MONDAY. —The Princess Amelie of
Holtenlobe Sehilliorfunt is expected to arrive at the Cut!.
this evening, on a nail to her Majesty.
The Ducker of Parma visited the Queen on Saturday
&kerne= at the Castle, and afterwards paid a visit to the
Dueller of lan, at FrogatoreHouse.
The royal dinner party this evening will include the
Duchess of Kent, the Princess Anglia of Habralobe Scbil-
liageont, Lady A. Bruce, Baroness de Speth, and the Mar-
I qui' of Aberrant.
Her Majesty's private band was is attendance on Satur-
daoy evenisang is the Castle, and played the following pieces :
, La Wote iter.
Couplets,"Mute"r Herold.
Hats' Mies
Coro, " Vies Zarkea" Puerta.
Gym Ice Alnatende Mauch

Captain Gore, RN., had an interview with Part
Grey yeaterday at the Colonial-office.
Mr. Hodges, M.P., had an interview with the
Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday.—Mr. John Wood,
Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue, had also an in-
teevicw yesterday with the right hon. baronet at his official
maidens:* in Downiag•street.
Despatches were sent off yesterday evening from
the Colonial- dice for the Governors of the West India
Coloniea.
The Earl of Carlisle left town yesterday for Brock-
leshr Brigs. Lincolnshire, the seat of the Earl of Yarborough.
LoLd John Russell arrived in town yesterday from
Pembroke Lodge, Richmond-park.
8 r Edward and Lady Herrifon arrived in Great
B:snhope-strter yesterday from Brighton, where they have
been pawing the holidays.

LORD SHANNON and suite and Mr. Soy monr and
son arrived at Blatkwall yes•erday 1114 ruing by the General
Swam Navigatka Company's steam ship SA* from Antwerp.
London, England, 1849-04-17

CORONERS' INQUEST.7YEBTERDAY:

INQUEST ON THE BODY OF A SUBGEON.—Bir,—Ift
your report of the evidence of Jane Brooker, at the inquest
on the body of Mr. John Aetoo, surgeon, R.N., on Wednep
day, the I Ith April lost., she is made to say that " the de-
ceased laboured under the delusion that his friends had for-
saken him," although I am informed by the witness and
Mrs. Douglass, and by Mr. Rosier, a gentlemen who at-
tended at the inquest, that no statement of the kind we.
made, and the deceased declined to sly anything to Mrs.
Douglass Sr his medical attendant of his friends, so as to
enable them to communicate with bins. Thu statement—
although to you, perhaps, immaterial—has wounded the feel-
ings of his friends and relatives very much ; and I would feel
much obliged by your having it corrected, as the report ex-
clusively appeared, as I am informed, in your paper.—G. It.
Acrox.-96, Milton•street, Dorset-square, April 16.
London, England, 1849-04-17

SHIPPING INTELLIGSNCH

Mem or Ounipsakm, the " aloft Osaitir." sal • 1M74 Wt.")
CASUALTIES.

Amelia, Watson, from ioTadOn WIC— berg, by put into
Copenhagen, with damage, and must to repair.
Andromeda, Mimi', loadmi in the roadstead, dragged her
anchors and went on shore, where she reins and
cargo, it is feared, are damaged.—Odessa, April 4.
George Andrews, Oliver, from Neustadt for Stockton, which
was on ohm ow Haudaboved 28th ult., was got of peter-'
day, after discharging the greater part of her cargo and
k now moored in this port, to discharge the rwedai<nder
and repair.—Nybort, April 8.
Hibernia, Laird, of Olar, which sidled from Port Glas.
pow on the 3rd of Aptirfor Qaebee, pat bask to Greenock
on rho 13th to repair, being leek
_f.
Tutalina, Leek, is on shore near Runewick, sad b **petted
to have received damage.—Whitby,.Apro 14. 11
Tynwald, Mills, from Liverpool to the Cape of Good Hope,
took tiro 103 miles off Cape Clear, on the 24th March, and
was abandoned; crew and passengers saved.
William, Purdy, item Alexandria, for Cork or Falmouth,
put in, with loes main-topmist.—St. Marrs, Scilly,
April 10.

ARIUTED.

MAILS.
London, England, 1849-04-17

SPAIN.

The international of Bayonne has a letter from the
frontiers of Catalonia, of the Bth inst., which states
that the band of Trietany had been pat to flight by
the queen's troops, after a brief engagement, in which
it lost several men; that Plans de Rabi, an insur-
gent chief, with a band of 600 men, bad been com-
pelled to yield after a bloody straggle; that an influ-
ential thief, named Plandemunt, had beta captured,
and that a band hai been completely defeated at San
Aoki The cornetts defeat and route of Merears
band aro cmdene bat it does not appear, as pre-
viously stated, that the chief fell into the power of the
queens' troops.
Our correspondent writes :
" MADRID, Aran. 16.
" Charles Albert, after he left Valladolid, was
obliged, by the bad state of the Zamora road, to vary
his route towards Coronas where he will embark for
Oporto. He passed the ;sight of the Bth at Merlins
de Riewoo, the good people of which place, who had
only heard of Charlie Albert's defeat twenty-four
hours before is mini among them, were much sur-
prised. On the 7th, at half-peat three in the after-
tools, be arrived at Bianco. where he wee received
by the political chief; he refused the paid of honour
which was offered him. A crowd of people tilled the
entrance of the hotel at the moment of his depenture.
He bowed with great affability in newer to their
respectful salutation. His majesty ate nothing bat
potatoes and onions at his dinner, and his servants
took a provisioa of them with him.
" The Three per Cents. have risen to 24k; the
Bank Shares to 84.
"Napoleon Bonaparte, ambusaclor of the French
republics, has arrived. The enlist chisfßermudes nes
been at Mentrifland Villa del Prado, within five leagues
of Madrid. He was at the head of 63 horsemen.
London, England, 1849-04-17

THE TXPiESS, TUESDAY EVENING.. APRIL 17, 1849.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS—Yarmbey.

Beim 31.7. aeridiat Adams sad d full Idea of iitaatraies.
The smart sat yesterday at Clerkeswell, for tie purpose of
disposing of amok* ',repeat of public-loses licensee.
_ RACING OWNIPN. AND BETTING LISTS.

of the Jostles et the &Stet of St. Maryleben, to renew a
license for the sale of ezeiseable liguen at "The Crown,"
Old Cavendhlvshoet, sad Joha Warrington against the s-
hoal of the sae justices to renew a like liens for The
Rope end Asher," Herehnt-stnet, Lliengrose,
The responding Junes, it seemed, bad retread to renew
" badirCl' Miceli heneistatirlhiray hadilhigtdpi=
fres having " Derby ..wasp," sash sweeps having ben
prisillo be Illegal. It wee Repast that the appellants had
admen thisissd sears, from aSW that "hotting liar" were
set seops within the seening el the SON wader
whisk Ihi aloes sem doh "s& illegal, but the emegikelse
stabbed ea eggaite spins ; end beim delusion le
put a slop th ewaything in the slow of racing spesektiso
at piddle hew" they exercised tin discretion, 'a stopped
the limos _ _

Hsitor Rose, when the arse were called on yester-
day, said that the appellants had, through their legal ad-
viser, Mr. I). W. Wue, givw a guarantee, that if the re-
spdadeattearee would wiLdraw their opmininen to the
appeal, would, ibr the future, strictly tomato.
everything the shape of sweep% lotteries, or *re at their
honoree and therefore, acting on the faith of this sererance,
and in the belief that the appellants would implicitly adhere
to it, the fustian would now withdraw all opposition.
The Homes were then granted.
In the case of John Harper, who appealed against the
refusal of the Finsbury justices to grant a bases to the
" Market TaveraL" at the eatranse to the user saute sear-
kat, Lower-road, Mapes, the petition was withdrawn.
Demist Char* cappseled against the refusal of the kudos
tithe Twee divides Is Issas " The Black Dog," Dia-
esult.seresi, Haballabfghway.
Mr. Bodkin apposed ea behalf of the appellant. sad
urged that he (appelleset) bad taken the house end had spent
more Wes SOK ia repairing and readating it capable ot
afford* geed aseemsedition for the pubiko.
Mr. Feraell. ea the ether side, urged that the house in
wades bad bees Lased flifiacee then two rats, and that
is had proved a bad epsealstien 1e several parties who bad
"raeiit base Ike sword.
Bodkis said that the been bad has dosed rob
whilst theat &a e- were gam is, sad he believed that
the mei* the jnetlear fa Wads( the license was to
take the of the whole beat& as is whither they were
use Jusilied la refusing to lissome a bona which bad stood
eked he Isere thakartojesew.
The HOMO ma withouti a dissailent.
Mr. LOOM reseseked that he believed ft was the
feet that the eldest of Lai judges was that stated by
Mr. Bodkin.
London, England, 1849-04-17

POLIC4E—YasiaRDAT.

LAMBETH.
BuriorAnine.—J., .foiusres, alba Savage, aged 18, T.
BlaLtezpl7 , and Loot* Sargerstalitgleil years, were
with burglary at the d of the Rev.
I. 0 , curate of Bt. Peter's Ch , Walworth, en the
niglM Mat of Meth last.
It appease that between the beers of 12 and 1 o'clock on
Baader_ atomise two ammetabies en daty seer Francis-
Nowingtoo, hearing the remit a a pistol Just de
dimwit hastened to the spot, sod saw the prisesere, John-
sen and Elliott, running away m hat as they could, The
Assn gee thee chaos, and Nana thee; and en their
seerehel, • ease of pietas (ass loaded sad the other
jet ); • dark loathes, a "Jamey," mad • bane
sersere t kep wirseiti.hard to thew pold street, sistadr= Their
eir
ere
, sad various articles of ProbrtY. PIA of the re-
ams of fob different robberies, wen found there. The
Owls prisoner, ea fading that the Moors had cone to
sank, threw a balsa id skeleton keys Into the room of
asetbee ledger fa the eras, sad the easeables having de
soma the feet, took her into seedy.
The Be. Mr. O'Hiley. Vie being sworn, deposed that on
the of the 21st ot lime bet, daring the absents of
and He O'HilzireaidpLialso their servant, nis house
ea PeassekMeraes, W was broken into, and 481. in
geld and metes, a teem , a yaantity of wearing
appael, and *Mee mewl, seen The brae* of
pieleirptelneed were lb preparty, and bad been in his poe-
ms*. Or 19 He amid MST positively to thee
home& psceeeapatten, ad hem Memo& of one of them
berlitssatartly7d .wet sheets found at
the pr:soners' ke&g, as well as the two shirts which they
wore at the timed *dr apprehension, as fanning a portion
of a ementrearf sportystoles from her reeklence, Hanna-
street, W
Hr. alebeed Meehan, a muter, eirmatte, lammed a
eoat and tea worn by the prisoner Johnson ; and other
witnesses s e identified poetise; of the property produced as
theirs, sea as perdens of that stolen hose their houses within
the last two mentle.
Sergeant iblanser, 1 P, said that besides the property
r...s:s,ftekleates for a vast quantity of other goods, were
IA he had: no beet, the panes el wee
/Abides ; he requested the remand of the pabeases te a
paws day to gin ties.to make the meson inquiries Pe.
biting to it.
A easier, who attended oa behalf a the miaow% ow
plied kit the disaargisi the beak, Louis 8 ea 11119
001114 01 " Immature," sad pants • entitles% wWti he
alleged to be the artilato of laturieg• between her and the
prisoner Johnson, m he was ailed) bat whose veal seas
was Savage.
Sergeant Cheekier Worried the magistrate that beide,
the
art of the bleb imendemeartng to get Ad of the skate
tem keys, le *ail beipsziezretan a fates day that
she be efeie whebrii seiviran whole of the
to whisk the 18 band.in the home n•
her he, Quasar, had every reeve to think that
her disobey at the present neeient woad go so some
length in defeating the ends ofJuttee.

Mr. Elliott remarked that he could not think of disabus-
ing the female on the statement he hed heard; and to-
maid all the prisoners for a week. f,
London, England, 1849-04-28

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(Ma out Oartespeolials, the " MO N, iirells." sea • LloWs IM.")

CASUALTIES.
Andromeda, reported as stranded, has been assisted off the
shore, and wp,ht into the quarantine harbour, where she
is daeharging her cargo. She is reported to make very
little water, and thus far it is expected but little of the
cargo will be damaged.—Odame, April 13.
Ernte, Ewert, of Memel, from Hartlepool to Swinany-
has been captured by the DUOS, and curled to
hagen.—Elsinore, April 21.
Example (tchomer), from Staten Island to Viminia, was
Wien in with April 4, lat. 32.10ng. 70, dismasta, and the
crew taken off by the Eliz.Whitncy, arrived here.—Liver-
pocd, April 27.
redeems blinds, from Dram for Dublin, has arrived, with
lois of deck-load, and leaky —Kingstown, April 26.
George (Brit' sb bng), of an 4 from Halifax, was towed up to
Philedelphia, in distress, 4th inst. She has lost mute,
bowsprit, and sustained other damage.—New York,
April 7.
Laurel, Wischester, from Liverpool, for Permits, put in to
examine bottom, having been ea ground at the entrance

at yaw, brakiikas air/ a tittle more water than anal..

ioiernairy, April 24.
Strands, of and from London for Trinidad, got on shore on
the Newcomb* Band, but came off again when the tide
flowed without mistimes, and anchtred in the roads.—
Dungeness, April 25.
Mary Elise, lißifiNll, from Newcastle, and Thomas, MNabb,
from Aberdeen, both for Rig. put in here yesterday to
repair, having ban in contact off Faistarbo, whm both lost
bowepriti, and received other damage.—Copenhagen,
April 21.
Monuaseut, Trott, from Apalachioola, has arrived with
rudderhold died end leaky, and must discharge.—
Cove of Cork._ Apli 25.
Mimes sad Ilinahetk, of Bideford, from Rotterdam, for
Osedisereisz ehomereetanceunder
anthedßopurtledooretnteltt,
Tareirafati, et Dodos. from Grangemouth to Milan,
getagnesil ew Ihs Lappin Grundon 19th inst., but wee
wiled WWI meenimapparently without wash damage,
after lisolisigisg put eargo.—Elsinovs, April 21.
London, England, 1849-04-28

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.