The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-20 00:00:00

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799.] LONDON, TUESDAY, MAR. 20,1849. {THREEPENCE.

crdnas the name and noollection ci Italy."
this manifesto, the Mishear of Foreign
Affairs has sent to the asabomadoss of Ragland and
Frame, a private note, fa which an sot out the
motives obliging the Sardinia% government to tab
this decisive stop. In them notes, after tbankiag the
two mediating powers for their efforts in favour ci
Piarlannt and Italy, proofs of the opposition of
Austria to the mediation are %Mooed, and they Goa-
eluded by raying that the friendly intaiation
of the two powers will be better attempted
when hostilities, energetically sustained and per
• °tweed with sacome, shall have made
Austria fin tho necessity of treating on bases
that Piedmont and Italy may honourably accept.
Thews notes an mid to have been sent baton the
arrival of the diplomatic despatches sent to prevent
the dranseistion of the ministate. The Prince Rogers
de Savoy Carignan is applimted lieutenant-gators'
of the kingdom during thoadmettoe of the ldng.
The following pilmerdem to the National Guards'
of Piedmont has 'bees published at Turin :
I Oaths point of eireyast lb. riff of hossor sod the wish
of my pomp* it is with plasm, I Mho ihs a.ity of
imposing to you how gnat h ths andlimsa I pow in you.
The sikelisasts miteitadie with whisk, eft a homer maim,
you vended ths misty ypdrs roes, the de-
base st tbs utrearaby sod memlitotismel liksseg, proves to
de-
mo thst rot will mower with areal ham milts sew mortal
width I Mans Mho. TM amities 'Mks seemly is oft
ler swim now is it ins Oval the ems ors set ism
dusts. Yaw ihrtissie, mow imoser, sod SAM will as..
rim ossuy slibele. Strengthened by par sid, ray prem.
smut trills obis so suistala palgis ads; Os inseparable
otomssion of liberty. Any attempt osibmt Mar
is mss tray be see
plisi by par sisiatormi. Sams ea lab
woes, I, who ham omosumbA say lite sad that ferny sous to
the muss of itaWs imiepeadesoe, will rediticti to meat
fatigue and &agar to obtain an honourable poem, and that
your generous brothrso, who are ready to Este the stranger,
and to shed their blood for their country, may seen return to
their familia. UHLRLIIB Assn?.
Turin, Morel 13.
SICILY.—We learn by correspondenos from Pa-
lermo of the Bth, published by the Corriere Litronsese,
that Admiral Parker, who arrived at Palermo on
the 7th with two ships of the lino and the steamer
Terrible, together with Admiral Basdin, on board
his own ship, accompanied by the •Vauban steamer,
@slated the fort with 21 guns, and hoisted the Sicilian
thig on the mainmast. The two admirals then
waded on the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Buten,
and said they bad brought the ultimatum of the
king. On the following day the minister returned
his visit on board the Admiral's ship, and was saluted
with 15 runs. A council of ministers was afterwards
held. Ths tiltimeaturn, says the letter, will be refused,
not only on account of the conditions being unaccept-
able, but became Sicily intend, to prevent Naples
from falling with all her tower upon Rome at this
moment. Several battalions of the line have left Pa-'
lermo far the seat of war, and the national guard of
several places have mobilised themselves sponts-
nearly upon he snug that hostilities went to commons%

Wang the Dann the water coraraenkation was in-
toreghtd byksowied beads of the lambency', who were incited
to WIC* heaths in the errantry of /Woks", Platai, sad
tin lad w......l._asaithey sanneile=taLosrearetat: rep:n.111:11 ,
11:14)-7:oldvar.
selaloreorneat, 'whisk the garriCol. Teson of
Ilbremoia bare received under ich,
en *bilk three days bask, by rwereasad
et Prises Windirehgrats, started epos 15 tow-
/sr the dlobwhadyertioa of loth beaks of tie Dearth'',
the ersesdoes ef these beeps of the arety-seeps of
I Coder Nueret which wore at sasloword end Massa maim 1
Col. Beseatederer will hays Weight them weastaltiege of
_mired hostile hordes 'Wady to in
_end, sad base sowed
pendlisently the quiet of the Otresisorsi region.
Mao of des ardesnor, Cennt Nugent, is puree, @Min*
the bogolistiews for the delivery up at dre intpcateselartrew
Peetawrardei, where so sirot us heoliaetisapstipaletern
to their duly hes INIS &own by the Imes sad
that'll's» le =hip le see gib brgestent betroth se we,
as de loot of again decked whit thelasperial hamar
jittery and Civil Govan:or,
ISAION VON WILDIN.
Vienna, March 14.

aohlicit had attended a war-council at Ofen. It
memo decided that he is to take the command of the
;redo army, Jellschich of the south army, and Win-
disokgratz to remain in Ofen.
The emperor was in Vienna.
FRANKFORT.—Our intelligence from this city is
of the 18:h inst. In the sitting of the National
Assembly as the 17th, Baron yea nern, iai answer
to questions pat by M. Itaumer von Deakelabiihl said
a
that neither the prisms nor the people of Germany
some the bases of the transaction pro-
by Austria In her acts of tbe 9th of
; that in no came wadd they teatmett the
representation of the people in the new constitution
of the empire. Nevertheless the iniaistry does not
think that Austria wishes to prevent the other
German states from forming a narrower fe-
deration, nor would it be either the interest or
the right of Austria so to do. The ministry
still hopes that it will be Tedble to persuade
Austria to adhere to an association, albeit one leis
intimat. with Gtrmany. The Baron Cavern con-
sidered the powers granted to him by the National
Assembly to negotiate with Austria as still in exist-
ence, and he would continue to use those powers in
the interest of Germany.
The Assembly then passed to the discussion of the
project of the committee on M. %tyke?, motion.

- A great number of amendments were pr.posed.
MM. Berger Sommeruga, Heekscher, and others pro-
posed to entsr into negotiations with Austria on a
new basis, and to adjourn a vote on the motion till
the result of such negotiation was known, the delay
not to extend beyond a month, and the negotiation
being conducted by a deputation sent from the As-
sembly to the Austrian government.
M. Von Radawitz proposed to adjourn the election
of the King of Prussia as emperor for life. M. Prin.
siger proposed to elect the King of Prussia emperor
for MC. The amendments of MM. Linde, de Lem-
sanlx, and Ruhl tend to supersede the motion of M.
Wacker, by the substitution of an ordre du jour
tnotioi ; that of M. Ersenatuck to cause the constitu-
tion to bs voted by paragraphs, and without discussion,
and to declare null and void the constitution oeiroyed
by Austria, inasmuch as it is In contradiction to the
decision of the German National Assembly. Messrs.
Weleker, Radowiss, Wurm, Romer, de Hermann,
Munch, and Vogt spoke in ORCCOSIiOII, and the debate
was adjourned to the 19th. There are 87 speakers
inscribed, of whom 59 are against the motion, and 28
for it.

Portuguese, 26 to 8. Spanish Five per Cents., 154
to 16, and the Three per Cents., 28# to 9.
The rise in ttle price of Bums Ayres Bonds is attri-
butable to the issue of a notice by Messrs. Bariog,
Brothers, and Company, that they have received
infoeseatien.that his Escebeney Governor Rona hes
recommended, in his message of the let of Jsnuary,
to the representative body of the Argentine republic,
the renewal of the payment of 6,000 dollars a month,
to commence in January bet, and to be applied u
part payment of the interest due on the loan con-
tracted in England.
Tte French Renter are quoted If err cent. lower
by the Paris advioes received this morning, which ban
a depressing influence on the market for the European
stocks generally.
131411.1014 FUNDS.
ark air krill Mg: /or M
p Ir. Au.. rill Or. area Rum. 36.. to 394.
I pot 01 Ora Aar. , mar.. Xi& to 6k ;
enartair ruins.
swot allow ncsa• TS 1 rer •13 la.
12,:t
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4 z
‘,.8.r2.. DIL S A
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6 at. Br. ES D10,.10 4
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Iva . se u ire ar 34.
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4 prat. Duels Orr. TT Varner Dakend

RAILWAYS.—The share market manifest. in-
creasing depression this morning, and lower prices
have been submitted to. London and North Western,
132 ; Midland', 76i ; Great Westerns, 931 per share ;
North Staffordshire, 3} dis. French shares have lost
the firmness they had acquired at the close of the
market yesterday, and are lower in prices, with
scarcely anything doing in sales.
SALES lIPTECTEU OP 30 TWO =DI DAT Dt LONDON.
(Yaaipday's Own will to lona la NA pege.)
Absaikaartf4 91 1 11141sal. NI I
Do. M. ConsoL Prof.. 131 18
Choir k Peet, 191 Do. M. and Derby,
E. Do. OsasoL Bristol and Bk. 6
Ds. flpwr 11 1 pen Ont. UM
Ds. la 1.1 p N. ikassekin. 14
Eau& eta. 42 ex die =Warm. a Wale, 211
One* IHIN*IIIII. 101 Cain* Men is
Do. Halm B. 1111
Great Wolin. 1163 Dews Pont.,
Da Mot It Neal arassa. az div
Us. NW 14705. L Takla DaWelf New* al am
Lama Tart. 71 ex die fat.
London and Bieck si i Tat, Nava, k Der. (0262. Nave.
Inn., Brighton, k IL Cosa, 381 1 b Bev.), 24
Da New U. Our., 81 Do. (Neese. Pa.), 172 le I
.a. k N. West., 131 4 Do. (O. N. E. Par.), 72
DD
NFi ow Qrs., 111 York and
ProftidlanA 43
Do. fths. 7. f., 81
Mane., Ban., andB Do
Mat, 11 Bonanale end Malay. 81
NIA, Waif, and Lin. New 101. C. of Prance (Or. k Tier), 11 101
Pref., 11.4 / Namur and Liege, 8
Do. ft a. and Lin., IQ ?Anthem of Pranee, 10
Norfolk Goer. 3 lar Cent, 171 Orleans and Bardeatiz, 31
N. Britian Halves, 61 ea new Rowan and Wawa It
Do. Qra, 31 ex new
__Sambre and Hem, 44

PRODUCE. MlxclNo-Lum, Haljimite Moo.—
The Sugar sales, consisting of 6,000 bags and 300 cub
Mauritius, 8,000 bags Bengal, and 1,200 bile Madras, are
going off heavily, and importers are buying is largely
to sustain prima. Refined maeket quiet, without
alteration in prices.—Coffee : The large public sales of
green fair quality Mocha are chiefly withdrawn, at 60s.—
Rice has again gild at rather lower prices; fairmiddling white
Bengal sold at ter.—Rum steady, at last week's prices.—
Cotton steady in prices, but the demand is dull.—Spices
without any astatial alteration.—Markets generally wear a
quiet appearance.

TALLOW.—The delivery is lore, much beyond
that of any former year 1,507 maks against an average of
1,300 mkt. New Tallow is in demand. Petersburg
Y.C. en the spot, 40s. 6i1.; October to December delivery,
41s. 6d. to 9d. ; separate months' delivery, 425. to 425. 3d.

CORN.—Arrivals at 1
Counties Railway, for ta.
Malt
Must 4ll ~
Marley
Oats

granaries, by the Eastern
k ending March 18 :
Beans
Peas so
nib.
Bad 4334 saska.
Bud 647 .
......

HAY.—Serrrarmax.—Meears. Cooper and Davis
quoreport the supply short and trade brisk, at the hollowing
tations
Prim Moselow. ?Oa. to 78a. I lowa.. 40t to tqs. I Straw.— re. to Ea.
In . ..... . btu. to 634. C 10010... SOL to Ka

CATTLE, &c.—Total of Cattle received in London,
by the Rasters Counties Railway, for titer/ark ending Much
IS :—Beasu, 1,967 ; Calves, 80; Sheep, 5,909; Pip, 408.