The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-30 00:00:00

steencil, for the purpose of being employed, under
sedan arrangement., in relieving the wants of the
needy dames is the above capital.
Count Colloredo•Walsee has been nominated am-
temedor-extraordieary and minister plenipotentiary
at the court of St. James's. The SiXOO university la
Hertnannstadt has forwarded an address to Witt-
disehgrats, in which the utmost loyalty to the empe-
ror is expressed, as well as the greatest respect for the
above military commander, who has issued another
Ole 23rd) prolarnation, to the "imperial trove still
under the command of the leaden &the Hungarian
rebels," in which he offers unconditional pardon to
all eon-commissioned officers and privates, who will
return to his ranks, and promises to intercede with
the emperor for the superior officers who will give
themselves up.
During the sitting of the Austrian Diet on the
23rd, one of the members brought forward a motion
for empowering the German soldiers in Italy to elect
three deputies to the Diet. The motion was very fa-
vourably received, and ordered to be printed. The
Diet then commenced the debate on the Sth section
of the bill of fundamental rights, and finally ad-
journed without coming to a vote. Rumours of mi-
nisterill changes are still current.
A Scl►vonian journal asserts that the Russians have
marched into &rein
The cholera is making sad progress in Vienna,
which city, moreover, is not yet released from the ap-
prehension of a further Inundation, immense bloc
of ice still remaining on the Danube.
A sentinel was fired at on the 23rd ins,. in Hetzen-
dorf (in the immediate vicinity of Vienna), and killed
en the spot; another soldier has been wounded by a
secret shot. The authors have not been discovered.

There a no farther intelligence from the seat of
war in Hungary.

BRUSSELS.—It is the intention of the govern-
ment Si plies the pilau of the Prices of Orange at the dis-
posal of Ut. diplomatists who are to take part at conferences
at Brussels for SAO settlement of the Italian question. Pre-
parations have been armniseced within the last few days.
-By de sirs of** Mini,der of Pine..., put of the wings of
this pale.' hie been furnished with the furniture borrowed
from the Palate of Terocuren. It does not appear that
Austria has yet officially ac agitated her representative.

Mr. Daourr woo tida day aimltted to bail, at the
Bail Court, and he enamel into recognisance' to take his
trial at the Central Crimiaal Court.

THE MARTYRDOM OF KING CRARLE3.—This day
is the twe hundredth anniversary of the decapitation of
Clarks I. at Whitehall.

SHIPPING.

ADESDIEN, Jan. 27.—The Julia, of and from this poet,
far Newcastle, was abandoned, in a sinitleg state, off the Fern
Islands, on the 25th instant; crew saved.
Aitstannau, Jan. 2G.—A barque, apparently abandoned,
was passed on the 18th instant by the Teweler, arrived at
Fidderwarderzyl ; a Pot boat has gone in quest of her.
Bestuants, Jan. 27.—The Bertrand, from Liverpool, for
Boston, dragged her anchors during a beavygale on the 24th
and 25th instant, end touched the ground near the Cause-
way, Puffin 111:Lad, and was obliged to throw overboard a
quantity of salt. In coming up to this plain to-day she came
in contact with the schooner Bib :rnia, of Cardigan, when
the latter kat jib-boom, fore and main ziaging, de.
BZISTOT, Jan. 29.—N.E.—Arrived rote sr, Liver-
pool; Henry, Llanally; Achilles, Swansea ; Car-
marthen,. Bate, Cardiff•
_Osprey, Milford ; Pietas, Aber-
thane ; Pride, Cardiff ; Newton, Swansea ; Beauty, Cork.
Bailed : Happy Return, Neath ; Eleanor, Swansea ; Con-
stance, New York ; Dispatch, Poway ; Maris, Bideford ;
John and Mary, Brilgewster.
CALAIS, Jan. 22 —The Augusta, of Stralsund, from Lia-
don, for St. Jago din Cuba, put in here to day, with damage
from withal with the French schooner Jenne Anyse, from
London, for Cleo ; the latter, it is feared, foundered.
Ceanizr, Jan 27 —Abut 100 sail have proceeded to sea
this day train Peuarth Reads.
CASTLITORX, Jan. 27.—There is a large barque, oho a
brig, at anchor is Derby Haven Bay; the haulm, supposed
to be the Shehapeare, of Liverpool ; and the b 4 the Sarah,
of Wilfsst, but cannot be boarded on account of the weather.
Coin, Jan. 25.—A brig, or sottetmer, waterlogred, dis-
masted, and abandoned, apparently a Portuguese Brazilian
trader, with white diamonds on quarter pieces, wooden tiller
and pumps, heavy stern. white bowsprit, abort cut-water,
at, was posed on the 13th inst. in lat. 38, long. 30 W. by
the Blom, arrived at Csrk. 26 —W., moderate and ins.
—Arrived : Prince Albert, Callao.
Cowls, Jan. 27.—The Vigilant, from Cork, for Barba-
does, has put in hers with lose of stanchions end bulwarks,
and it is reported that she makes water.
Coinsvzie, Jaa.2B.—The Argonaut, from New York, for
Bremea was totally 1 at on the sand real od Bel' d, on
the 21st asst ; mew and part of cargo and material, and.
The Dorothea, from Sanderlsail, was totally lost at the same
plat% on the 24t1 inst. ; mew saved.
Daza, Jam. 28.—W. N. W.,fresb.-27.—Arrived : David
Leakis, and Ganda., Demerara.
DITNOIRBIN Bay, Jan. 29.—Pat back: Margaret Evans,
for New York. _

Jam 28.—W., tresk.—Arrived : Jahn Penton
Humphreys, Pernambuco; sailed the 27th Des.
01110 A, Jan. 23.—Tee Scotch Lassie, from Ipswich, if-
And here as the 21st lost. with considerstdedentags, having
been in contact as the 26th ult., in lat. 46, long. 9 W., with
the Elisa, eland hom Santander to Vigo.
Haancroot., Jan. 26.-Baila4 : &scaly, Coquimbo. The
Palermo end the Sylph, of South Shields, which got en shore
es the 11th het ,on the south beach, has been got off end
towel into the Tyße.
HARWICH, Jac. 26.—The AISOCT, for Ludas, went 011
shore as the Genesee Sands last night, but came off very
leaky, and in making for this port, she sank in deep water;
mew saved. _ _ _

Ilswacrraou (N. Loran), Jae. U.—The Benjeada
Scott, kir Goole, @treaded near Bsittleet last night. is die-
little
elsecidag, sad la expected off at high-water ; she is Rain a
water.

HTORRINO, Jan. 18.—The Franz' from Sunderland for
Saida, was stranded nenearm Vesterkl to-day ; mew saved.
Uraemia's, JIM 28.—A sin-oared gig paiated yellow
inside, end No. 1 on the bows, was sesa off Norte Stows, by
the limiest, melted hare; large ciesatities of wreck were
also seen oft Lundy Island by • Pul pilot-boat.
Ism Jam 26.—A sseess,ioa of heavy galls has bests es-
hem eine, the 21st inst. The Ides, of North
The,
rah
Nam& k. Port Dodos, has put is here
with loss sneak sad silk The Beer, et Liverpool, fom
Kirkeldy for Elempbl4llllllll, lee sae pat in here, having
been drives Item bath maim mid abiss, on the 22nd inst.
ILIATTOICT. Jae. 25.—The Jame and Elisabeth, frees
hoses for Belfast, is on abate near Skiaburnse, and likely
to beams • week ; maw saved.
Jan. 23 —The /libertine, of and for this port
Item Bristol sad Portsmouth, was totally lost this morning
near the 111101011111 Of the shanall ; crew sand. A quantity
of mead ushered sleepers, NOM Ban, slow wood, de,
have same on shore here within the last few days, "opposed
Ito" a mead Item Ueda.

Hutoan, Jos. p7.—The Naples, from Baton for Dub-
Ha, which tees elves ashore near Aberville yesterday. has
bums • ewe wreck, anl the whole of the cargo lost
the rates sal Mr man who remained ca board have been
takes of by s hest% crew from Abervale.
Nsw Tom, Jas. 11.—The British adman Susan, from
Balsa far Halifax, Nova &Ws, was wreaked at Law*,
Now /seller n the 28th nit. ; caw and cargo mud. The
Bathe abeam Debate, for Liverpool, Nova Scotia, was
wirselosi at the entrance of Port Medway on the 16th alt. ;
aur sad part of cargo saved.
OPORTO, Joe. n.—The Nem& (Portuguese barque),
barn fler Rio Juan, struck on a reek in amino the bar,
smse eff, leking badly, and subsequently went on shore on
Ms reeks below the Castle, at the river's mouth, where she
sow lies; mew sad paestsiers saved.
PLIMOOTR, Jas. 26.—Th. sloop Jags, of this port, and
the Aibertine, of rl ?amine, for Rochelle, were in contact off
this port, es the 22nd hist , when the former had ker bow-
sprit, &0., carried away, and her stern damaged. 28th,
W.N.W.—Sailed : Willka Hyde, Adelaide.
PORT TALBOT, Jill. 26.-Beveral small plum of wreckage
were picked up alma this shore yesterday.
RAN/MATZ, Jan. 28.—The Jame Anus, of and for Caen,
from Lakin, has been towed in here, a derelict, from of
the South Foreland, supposed to have been run foul of, as
her rusts and starboard topsides are carried away, decks
stove, and various other damage ; it is supposed that the
crew have got en board the other vessel, as her boats IWO
broken to pikes.
STATANOIR, Jan. 12.—A small boat, with goods in a very
damaged state (ripened ex-Brodrue,l Oloen), arrived here
on the 7th instant, from Christiansand.
STORNOWAY, Jan. 22.—The William Soolie, from Wimps
for Smyrsa, has been assisted is here with cargo shifted
sad with km of bulwarks, etanchions, &a., having bees
stuck by a sea on the 12th instant, is lat. 67 N., Lag,
10 W. The Retriever, from St. John's, N. 8., for Dania
was driven into the Sound of Scarp on the 18th Was*
and has grounded on a sand-beak, where she strikes cap
heavily.
TRISTILD, Jas. 16.—The Janet Gibson, from Hirkekly
for Pillsor HarJgsberg, was stranded near Elitsioller this
morsiag, sad has a wreck; crew leaded ; cargo ex-
pected to be sued.
TRAVIS, Jas. 26 —The Alexander, of Grangemouth.
hoar Oporto for Cork, was wrecked on the 21st Instant, Isaias
B Islasd ;ergo (damaged) will be saved.
IZl:aarges, Jan. 26—The Unicorn, of Hull, for the
Thant'', was run down lea sight in the Bwla, by a clipper
'chorea (summed to be SeaU) ; master only saved.
Taktiocra, Jan. 27.—The New Frederick, of Aberdeen,
was twisted in here today, with loss of bowsprit, cutwater,
&e., having been in costest 01l Mandealey.