The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-13 00:00:00

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"AST DIVISION of SOUTHWARK. PAVE-
MINTS. If ASIIIIINCI the 1,1111:1170. NOTIIII 0
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ILOAORTICULTURAL SOCIETY of LONDON.—
NOTICE Id litatEdlr GIVEN. that the MXHIBITIONSof
ERS aud FRUIT. In tho Society's Garden. la the I...ent .....e.
'to tats place on the following day, via.. Saturday. May 71; dotuniar.
Jane 10 and Wall a. July 1t: and that Smoky. April It la the
bn day on which the weal peirdeged *Stets are Maned to Yllaollll of
the toddy —II. Hanoi greet,

MESSRS. LAIVIONI) and Co., railway share
auctioneers. rcepecttully beg to inform their friends and the
at Om they cantinas dolly to HUY and BKLL all descriptions of
MWAY MAIM. debentures. Englbis and foreign wads. sands(
sad all other stare, and property. Mears. L. and Co. also further an•
wanes that their public We of railway Awes JAMS place every Wed-
meday at I o dock. at the Hall of Commerce, Threadneedle-street, b:4l.
: to their offices at which place all favours are requested to be ad-
theeca—Threalneedleetreels London. Jan. 1,1848.

THE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.-
The high estimate formed by the public, during Molt yearn
WILLIAM 8. BU !MOWS date RIBBON and BURTON'S' chemically
portent suMarbsi has bean Wore A Om& late mewr useful and orna-
imp semill mikes aismily nada M slim. wit dote, the charm-
airlift BMW and dmishlllMaf IMO, tato cxbiteno. the de.
mertem compound. of "itat PIIIII: " Meer," and other w-
alled trateititute.; they are at Met bah Baitation. of the gamine
Wide. manufactured and sold only by Mae.
Mille Threaded King's
UM
Tad. Spoon. and Fork,, full sew, par Paall PMatts.ern. Pattern.
down
Damen ditto awl ditto, ditto
Tea ditto and ditto, ditto b. M. 11.. ed. Its. Od.
Geary ditto . U. Os. 6.. Od. 7, Od.
Detailed intalogucc, with engraving.. sa well me of every ironmonger:
article. scat Ina post, free.
WILLIAM S. BURTON'S (late RIBBON and BURTON'S) Stock
:affrn'ol Pum"Wg
l'tio cen=ll:o ligil.l..trr-4.i. Ititv.,7ldi.
sod extent, pun:Moen are ted to call and impact it.—W. Oxfam-
street loonier of Newmanetreet). B.Bahlishod In Wellsetreet,loo.

APERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.—Did
ever um RENIIAII.2 NICKEL SILVER! If not, make
aao ...rsad yen will then be eunrineed It hi the only reed. lasting. and
perfect subotitute for sterling silver. It Ingwaiwww adrantagmorer .11
ether metals, requires but little elf:ming. and. although lu daily use for
yaws, retabse its colour and brilliancy. Don't be afraid to pot it to any
pt, no It will reri4 the most p.iworful odds. Teaspoons as., dowert
spoons and fork. 110.. table :lissom and forks lb. per dozen. Dandle.
cniet frames. ac..at proportioriato prima —WI LL I SI BEN II All
(formerly .trery Denham and SonO, esrabliehed k.D. 1792. ad, Mack.
yews nod olurrey side Inastirlambrkliel.
CAUTION.—A. ROWLAND and SON, 20.
Rattessiardeo,London, beg to caution the nobility and gentry.
aping helm: mtohal by the attempts of rome shopkeepers. who to ma.
eenral. of their ewe manufacture give the talc. ef " kineawar Oil."
&Rah dor. ' and " lidento"—eomo render the Implied sanction of toy-
an, a. I the gorernimit de; artmente, with shnilu attend I. at demp
Om ant,: :bey copy the latetr, biladrertweinentr. nnil testimonials
babeituting lictittom Leonel and roma for the roan of the original
geepanttiona. The only genuine " klaeamar and
.04ento.- are " Rowland's. 'and the wrapper of etch beers the name
cf., Rowlands preecaLltne that of the article, with their rienature at
*afoot. in rod ink, thiss—" A. ROW LAND A BON." Sold by them. at
Hatnet ardent. London aryl he all ehernlsta and nerfnment.

Now ready, to be had re all Dealers,
QUMMERLY'S ART-MANUFACTURES,
by Bell, Cope. Croark*, Dyes, Hanley, Mulready, Bed-
rQaam. 7, tamed:att. Le.
Urtbe.are Salt cellar IA 3 9 I Donate. Ettoppent meow, prime
Oils Peatnters, each 3 3 0 Water Vase* and Lew). rad-
oil, Nine 016.. es. w6ch O6 9 (1101prioas
Pods unto. Glare,. various prim nth (liners Wirer) ..../10 10 0
elatiou Pot .... 04 0 The "lLtx" Paper Cutter 23 0
yku„,,b Di.h . _ 1 Wine Tray ipapier umbel 2 10 0
]'mend the Lion iP.tria.n.) 3 3 Hop Story Beer . 018 0
Dorothea 'Bronze anti) Britannia 31etal Teapot.. 016 0
Parian.
Beene. saltcellar (611-
Toe and) Palau..... 1 7 0 Tea Caddy Spoon isllrerl 311 0
Ilerfne chibinnt iParlan) 0 9 0 • Tea Caddy In wood. ratio= Pdola
Bride. Inkaand Tarioni 1 U 0 New-bread Knife
Broete Inkstand load I New-broad Platter. rarlow. prices
lira) ..... ...... 6 6 0 Terra Cotta Bracketsouteh 3 0 0
Just arrival from the Manufacturen,

The CAMELLIA TEAPOT. with Perim knob, In Britannia metal,
las ; lu placed. 40e. ; to sliver. 2) guinea.. argil by all respectable
Ircumonsrers.
The ArtAlanufacturce Circular. with Oreuty.four ptetures, seat, au
yessipt off three poetage stamps. from Cuodalla. 12 014 Brrlatieet.

63 Content, APRIL 12, IMO.
MESSRS. SMITH, ELDER, and Co. beg to
announce Gat Mr. JAMBI; 8 NEW NOVEL. SIR THEO-
DORE BROUGHTON. the pubikation of which ha been culannatblY
*Wei. sill certainly more os MONDAY nest. the 17th Wet.

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY, 5 P.M.
A very decided improvement took place to-day in
the money market, where securities in general under-
went a rise. The Threes closed at 421,
An impression which prevails that the railway
project will be accomplished by delivering to the share-
holders Five per Cent Stock in exchange for their
interest, and that the market will therefore be
inundated with that description of security, has
had an unfavourable effect on that stock, and has
prevented them from partaking of the general im-
provement. Th, y closed to-day at yesterday's prices.
The directors of the railway companies are con-
voked for this evening, to receive the propositions of
the minister of finance for the appropriation of the
several lines. It is scarcely probable, however, that
any definite arrangement will be arrived at, nor even
that the representatives of the companies will be
brought to an agreement without farther time
for consideration and discussion. I shall proba-
bly, however, be able to inform you by the mid-day
mail of to-morrow what the proposals of the govern-
ment are. _ . .

As I anticipated, a very favourable effect has been
produced by the publication of the list of candidates
recommended by the Central Committee of Paris for
the Constituent Assembly. It is not that an
expectation exists that this list will be
rurally adopted, but there is something approach-
tag to a moral certainty that the assembly which will
isue from the ballot-box will not be inferior in any
of the qualities commanding public confidence to that
recommended by the Central Democratic Committee
of Paris.

..... -.-.
A report prevails to-day that General Duvivier.
commandant of the Guard Mobile, will be named
MEister of War, and Captain Lafond de Lurey,
known as the author of some maritime works, Minis-
ter of Marine. It is also said that, before the meeting
of the assembly, M. Gamier Pages will be replaced in
the ministry of finance by one of the Paris bankers.
We read in the Prom : '. It is believed that the
ateliers of the national workmen will amount to
75,000 individuals before the end of the month
dApril ; and, at the rate of 1 francs 50 cents.
pa day, they will cause en expense of
112,00 francs per day, or 3,37d,000 francs per
aonth. It appears that M. Louis Blanc and M. Emile
lbomas have themselves allowed that it will be im-
poesible for the state to continue such expenses, unless
the works undertaken be really useful and profitable.
In consequence, measures are at present being taken
to ascertain the trade of each workman, in order to
ekes them. Vast workshops for all kinds of trades
see to be immediately organised. The workmen
smistorned to out-door labour will probably be sent
to the railways in course of construction."
The following address has just been presented to
the Provisional Government, by a deputation
from the republic of Venice :—" It is not in the
language of the old diplomacy that we shall coin-
teem in addressing to the French republic our
haternal acknowledgments. It has pitied our mis-
lottnnes, felicitated our regeneration, promised
as a support from which we have much to hope
and nothing to fear. The time of usurping interven-
tions is past, and it could not be a dangerous assist-
Lee which comes from a country where Lamartine is
minister. Venice is full of reminiscences of the
ancient relations of Italy with France—a city wasthen
elitlal to a kingdom—times have changed, but the ideas
and the sentiment are, perhaps, only more pure and
mom noble. The unhappy know how to love; it is
,acwartinies well to have been oppressed, in order the
wter te feel what real greatness is. We offer up our
Payers for the prosperity of the glory of France. We
stretch forth the hand to it with a sentiment of grati-
hale which time will render only more energetic."
„Y 4414. April 12.-7bree per Cents, 42f ; Fives, 61f . Belman
V.!. 1410, 371: Ditto, 1812, 58. Roman loan, 30f. Treasury
`.. 39. Bank Shares, 1040.
!.44ts ‘1.4.-Paris and Orleans, 440 ; Paris and Rouen, 303 ; Rouen
72..fa'fr. 170: Avignon and Marseilles. 190; Strasbourg and Bale,
. Centre Vierton, 220; Bordeaux, 333; North, 327 50.
1131113.41DT.-1 gave a portion of the following this
:,7'.uff, but there are some circumstances contained
in it which I did not supply :
.„._The official morning bulletin of Milan of the 6th an-
rtir-.1 that the province of Brescia is entirely evacu-
t, te 11 the Austrians, who have effected their retreat
2„ left banks of the Mincio, hammed by the Swiss
re,— teat
sharpshooters, who have caused them a
;‘,,, 401 in superior officers. Skirmishes had taken
on the 4th beyond the Chime, between tho Pied-
war and the Austrian rear, commanded by Prince
if 507.,0n_"14013. The latter were wonted, with asslo
.
W., ol and 600 prisoners. Prince Schwunenberg
.;;L", to Neel:tiers, where he left 2,500 men, and after-
ItZtoneedi ed to Verona. The Austrian troops who
1.‘,„,,zi i Rarlimned Venice, Udine, Trevuo, and 1
, 13,000 in number, re-amembled in Styris, where
orders from Radetzky to march to 1
em, On their way they left 600 deserters. The 1
Mt Use troolol, forming the centre of the army under
piermand of Charlesalbert, and the right wing towards
calculated at 40,000 men. Thousands of
wid,..:401 are arriving daily. The Austrians blow up the
I• ." ,wlerever they pus. The last of their columns
rZt4ootizano (Lake of Garda) on the 4.1, for Verona.
allemantli, at the head of his volunteers, has