The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-26 00:00:00

Total. • 262
The Awning government have declined for the
=rugthne wept al the resignation of Herr Von
the Austrian pisalpetentiery in Frank-
fat. It appears, by a note adthissed to him by the
satinet (tinder date March 17th), that he teadered
Ais resigganaaition oa the greeted that the new mastitis-
it imparibie. for the German provinces
of Au:trio-to take part in the Garman confederate
sate. This groundliiitit considered by the. Austrian
goverameat to be a jest erne. They antend, in their
nate to him, that the hemation of a amsfederate state
aim facet the destination of the Weisel:d-
ews of stager ea:batty observe that
one may easily ine the exidenosof a confederate
state with a strongly organised central executive
Oaring at its aide the representatives of the various
states and races), and with institutions that would
render Germany s'rong and united in the eyes of
foreign nations, and guarantee to it a reasonable com-
munity of material interests. Into such a state (it is
added) Austria would always be ready to enter. The
lest " bold stroke," however, of Frankfort (the Aus-
trian government observe) r^nders everything un-
settled. Austria, happen what may, will remain at
its post. The note concludes by beseeching all Aus-
trian deputies to the National Aseemb'y in Frankfort
to remain in their places there until the disoussioa of
the coast: Union be finished.
It is said that the vicar of the empire has retched
to intrust the formation of a new central ministry
neither to a Prussian nor an Austrian, and that he has
summoned to his presence Herr Von der Pfordtens
late member of the Saxon cabinet.
The greatest excitement was produced in the
National Assembly on the 23rd inst., by an assertion
on the put of Herr Venedey to the effect that Herr
Von Schaterling had declared that he (Von S.) in-
tended to pay a visit to Herr Camphausen, in the
hope of finding him " soft" enough to lend a helping
hand to the oetroi of a constitution for German y.
Herr von Schmerling immediately denounced the
statement as an " impudent falsehood r whereupon
another member, Herr Kumitzel, banded up the fol-
lowing declaration to the president of the assembly :
I hereby assert that Herr Von Sebmerliog made to me
a statement to the effect of the announcement ei
rrritaledey, but the word "soft" was not introduced.
Herr Sdavaseliog said to me :—" It apron as if the As-
sembly wishes to become completely bankrupt." I speed
wish him. and rejoined, "There will be, at last, an oetroi eel
eassitansa." Thereupon, liar Von Behmalleg
lremarked that an oetroi bad loan been talked se, has
Idea the** had been opposed be Prussia, which astaselly
hayedto obtain more from the National Assembly. la so
it hat cossetted its own interests. Now, however,
the question stood otherwise, and ho (Von Schmerling) in-
tended that day to communicate on the subject with Herr
Casphaussa. I have sines learned that Herr Von Selmer-
Hag did slat Herr Csmphstuen is the course of the
afternoon.
The Assembly then decided that the subject should
be dropped, and proceeded to the order of the day,l
the second reading of the draft of the constitution.
The first section was voted. It declares that the
German empire consists of the territory of the late
Germanic confederation, and that the relations of the
daohzz of Schleswig, and the determining of the
of the Grand Duchy of Preen, are re-
served for future arrangements.
The 'wend section, setting forth that no part of
of the German empire may be united in one state
with non-German countries, was rejected by a
majority of' 266 to 263, severali having voted against
it who at the first reading were in favcur of it.
This is another victory for Austria.
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AllitOTIS, Muth !t.-?dram new • Ihmilisa
IX:ift Cern en offer ; but a illenedienes. TM} "ale for
wee dun, yet hot week's sumac, wee an/ SP'
purled. -Barley es 'a little mere animated. flake& see
crid moderately well, sad pekes ressaisel arm,
terNendoes in Oats was bat Waist, and we mak no
akeralleet k &pm All other ankles mash about, the
aime as last week. with a shell trade. Wheat, heel 86e. tee
Wt per qr. Bahr, Ilk. to 87a Oats, 18a. to 2f& Beau
Ilk to 42a. Peas, Ms. to dbl. Malt, 7s. 3d. to Te. lii Pas
bushel.
ATIABBORT, Mush 24.-We haw a short attemfanes to
learbet, with little business dein ; sesonly pas
sake twee
eilinted, even at • redeetioa open last wesk's miss& Wheat,
W. to 131. perked. Barley, 26. to 29e. par qr. Bosses 27a
to 345.. Pees, 33e. to dis. fasts, 17e. to Mit.
BATH, Match 94 -Oar Margot was fire, :with • better
decal. at last week's pekes. Wheat, old, 4114.1e.g1p_._;
sew, 395. to 44e. Barley, making 80.. to 34e. •
ta. a 28e. Oats, white, 22.. to ,s.• black, itine72.'
Beam. add. 425. to 445. ;mew, 38s. to 425. Pees, white, 495.
to 495. ; grey, 38s. to 411.
Bassoon, March 24.0ur market continues but mode-
rately sepplied with Wheat, Barley, and Pees el English
ful.
production, bet •
al eisWheatatikl eamM of foreign. Biwa plenti-
The prime ash geed Barey are well 'gala-
Mined, though Wake marks move off sll
owly. Good pats
stake a high prise. Wheat, 11.. to 31s. Beene, 16s. to 24".
Peas, 20e. to bk. 6d. per Mai eI6 bathel• Barley, 28e. to
31. e. Oats, 16e. to 27e. per v.
Thiamin, Mardi te.-ifrom the very •mad sway ef all
kinds of grad at to-day's market, and the little &mimes dons,
we cannot quote myths:aeon is pries. Our farmers seem
unwilling sellers at present rates.
Bosrox, March 24.-With a small supply of Wheat at
market te-day, we have a free demand, at Is. advance. Vats
and Beans both firm. Wheat, red, 40e. to 445. 6d. ; white,
4135. Oats, lls. to 20a. Beans, 28.. to 35e.
CAltußtnen, March 24.-Without much alteration in the
prim of anything to-lay, we bad a very dull market, end to
effect any large sales, lower prices must have bees submitted
SO . What, red, 424. to 48e. ; white, 50e. Barley, 24.. to
325. Beans, new, 275. to 30s. ; old, 36.. Oats, le& to 225.
CANTIUDORT, Match 24.-We bad • very dull market
this day, and priors from Is. to 2a Per qr. loose*. Wheat,
white, 40s. to 48e. ; brown, Ws. to 42.. Batty, 275. to 30s.
Oata, 19s. Beans, old, 29a. to 30s. ; new, 21s. to 235.
COLcallfetln, March 24.-The supply of all grain is short.
as Lent sowing is yet incomplete ; the condition of ' Whent
improves, and prises remain unaltered from last weak. Bar-
ley Is in very short supply, and eommands fully late rates.
Beam and Peas are shaper.
OLOVelternn, March 24.-Thera was a fair supply of 'Eng-
lish Wheat at our market this day, which sold holy at full
prices. Foreign was dealt in sparingly, at le. per qr. shoes last
week's rates. In Barley and Beans there kno change, and
very little business reported. Oats remain without alteration
either in price or demand.
GUILDFORD, March 24 -There was a demand for the in-
ferior runs at the prima of last week, but the trade yes very
heavy for the best sorts, which could not he disposed of ex-
cept at • redaction of la per qr. Wheat, 40e. to 68s. ; Bar-
ley, 24e. to 82.4; Oats, 18e. to Us.; Beans, 345. to 385.; Peas,
34.. to 375.
Hilehroan, March 24.-There was a very large attend.
thee, but the trade continues dull for all description of
cora, at the following price.: Wheat, 621 b., old, e. 9d. to
Gs. led. ; new, be. 3d. to 6s. Bd. Barley, 3e. 4d. to 3a. &I.
Beans, 4s. 61. to 5.. Oats, 24.8 d. to 3s. Bd. Peas, boiling,
61. to Bs. &I. ; grey. 61. 3d. to 6s. 9d.
HERTFORD,_ March 24.-Ourm •ty
arket this day is out
alteratkn for Wheat, although we had a large atreitild, in
consequencedes being Midlent Fair. The supply of Bar-
ley was short, and fine samples fetched more money. Wiite
Wheat, 48.. to 66e. ; red, 43e. to 475. Malting Barley, 265.
to 345.
HINDAL, March 24.-At our market this morning we bad
a very small show of Wheat, which sold about le. per load
lower than last week. Of Oats we had a large show; but,
having a great member of seed buyers in the market, prices
cannot be quoted any different from last week ; other kings
about the same. Wheat, 28s. to 33e. per load of 20 atone.
Barley, Ile. to 128. ; fine seed, 13s. per bushel of Ilet. Gibs.
Oats, 10d. to 13n. per stone. American barrel Flour, 280.
to 30s.
LANCLIIIIII, March 24.-We had a bare supply of Wheat
at market this morning ; farmers refused to submit to a
decline of le. to Is. Bd. per 2801 b.., and in consequence a
good part remained unsold. Oatmeal dull, and W. per load
cheaper. Beans continue is good demand, at fully late
. Wheat, 28s. 30s. 6d. per 2801 b& Beans, 17s. to
gisTforto
seed. Oatmeal, 25e. to 265. Bd. per 2401 b..
Latoeirralt, March 24.-The business at our market this
day wee far from being brisk, and the tandem:none which
took place were of a retail character. Notwithstanding this
dullest, grain of all descriptions fully maintained last
week's quotation&
Maxcnairria' Muth 24.-The business done here in
every article is still confined to sales for consumption, and
prises have varied little during the week from these of our
last. The eonemaion in the price of American Flour, which
has been submitted to at Liverpool, has induced a consider-
able
demand, and a beginning is made in the distribution of
the stock which ha. weighed so heavily upon that market.
Both there and at Wakefield yesterday more fitmness was
observable, and the mine may be said of our market to-day „-
there is, however, no point calling for particular notice, and
with the exeeptien of English Beane, which are Is. per qr.
lower, we do not alter the quotations of our last.
NIWCAVILI on-Tveg, March 24.-The weather this
week has bees, as favourable as could be wished, with SAM-
shine during the day and [mete at nights. Today is extremely
cold with the wind from the north-east, and threatening snow.
With the exception of malting Barley and Mak, which have
been each rather easier, the trade leas ruled steady, Wheat,
Flour, and other articles being taken to a fair extent at fully
former rates. At our market this morning we had a better
supply of Wheat from the growers, but having only little in
from the coast, with at the same time short arrival of foreign,
fresh-thrashed sample' were taken off briskly at fully last
week's prices, our best farmers' red Wheat commaading 48s.
to 495., and choirewhite, 635. to 64e. per qr., whilst of foreign
a ready clearines was effected, two cargoes from Bremen
having been placed at 45e. to 475. per qr. at 831b5., according
to quality. Oar stocks in warehouse are drawing
into a narrow compass, the quantity held being
under 17,000 quarters, and of which fatly a moiety
Is withdrawn from sale for the present. With Flour
we have been largely supplied, but a ooasidenble portion
having bees sold previous to arrival, the quantity, offering
has lase meek& wee meal average supply, and business has
only hiss inked by the tenacity of holders ; were a slight
Modem mbstitted too, clearance might easily be effected.
We can leuesholds tholes marks) 345., and extra whites,
R., WEIN death being saleable as to 34..
per emit ._ Bye rather more inquired for, but no
&purer. Be melds. we have little eidetic:a to note;
if there was any sheep it seemed slightly in favour of the
buyer ; grinding sorts remain as before. For Malt the de-
mand continues limited, but prices can Namely be called
t2er Beans and Pees blow sale, bat prices are unal-
'With Oats we were hugely supplied, the best qua-
lities of which found • steady oak et fally former rata
whilse for the intermediate desmions the same flatness
characterised the trade as we have noted previously,
the turn at moms time being in favour of the purchaser.
Noirthonan, Muth 24.-Today our eons market is
firm for Wheat, end in some instances le. more is obtained
for the best samples, having • good many low qualities on
offer. The Bosky trade is slow, but not under the terms of
last week. Oats are also wry heavy, and find vary. few
bayou, exempt • few for seed, fur which MI prices are given.
Beans are stationary, and not so many just now offering.
NIWPORT TUB or Wiener), March 24.-At our con
market this y Wheat met a better sale, at list week's
prima. Barley the turn shaper. Oats, Bans, end Peas
without &entice. Wheat sold from V. to 101 per load.
Barley, 245. is his per qr. Oats, 17s. to 22a.
Ilnithrieselffgek 21.-We have very little Wheat offer-
ing by the Main Okla', sad the tales are at the earns
prises as lest week, etertheate offering English, to come by
rail, sad foreign free to Yarmouth, en rather easier terms,
and some large week cheesed hand& Fleur smattered in
value. Barley -had a demand about equal to the supply.
The melting seam being so far advised, less business is
Inmacted. Beam, Peso, and Oats are as last week. Wheat,
white, 465. te 60s. per qr. rei„.42e. to 44i. Baton 284, to
23LoBFrur207,118fles;0,at.purasureh:essh36:iredioll,P118:
etail, 1& p4da pstOstithrAosmicke:ll•l2ll:lan.pWedr
Pnrinueoaovez Man* 24.-We have set sash a large
supply of gri m Met week. Wheat, being ia improved con-
dition, maLtained its prim. Barley Wolf toms ntported
its value. No change in the valuer Oats and Beane. wheat,
sew, 38s, to 42e; AN. 44e. M dis.; old, 425. to 46..; fine,
48fiz.oes.Barkyto
208., Bk.;
at 28124! fl; a:2,4,3,1526.
LOatsiesnams.r,
steliew.otens.lBst.o;
30i. ; ell, SU to 38s.
Yammers, Maras 24.-The late fine weather having
somewhat improved the eriadidoet of the samples of Wheat
sassing, they were takes rather freely goer market to-deiy,
at shoat former rates. &Bed paresis of spine Cora are In-
quired kWh hilly previous rates. Fee ethermdi_ties cur
ymain • Were. The esneest puts.. ; White ,
teEE 10i. ; Id. to lee veertis7g7l,Barle._
1111116.,16. lo
lb. Or sm. Beam% M. he GM Peas, 408.
Pilairslifftlank 24.-We have had tae ordeals boa Ire-
leted die wakened only asa.r two .agora d'grola coed.
vim. The talss iotaSaviresy has semdiseCiesaimato,
ash limed nendekl.. We hareaptainiele • small
• angilat use' growers ;
belt ▪ cal. ape IsagmlOtitbe sibs Ildreggellnifita.
Ithk weeded. Fors* lalfy umbisiled air WI ionessy.
Vow is mia• Ilbik tins 011111. Oa% though

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