The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-20 00:00:00

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826.] LONDON. FRIDAY,APRIL 20,1849. (THREEPENCE.

PRUSSIA.— Ile following significant parer apb
appears in the second edition of the Cologne Gazette of
the 18th inst. :
A now Prorates not., boating date April 13, and intended
as an arum r to the Austrian one of the Bth, hoe, in the
clearest and most UDIMISiVileal neater, declared to the
Oleauts cabinet that the Prussian gummiest se i.l not be
deterred in say way by the opposition of the Austrian
ministry from mwstirg, with all its power, in the
" formation of a united mated/rate state, sad
thatlady it is firmly resolved to a Mold and protect the Iv rk
thus seeomplished, with the conesordanse of the Garman
primes. Is a word, the relations of Aastria are aanamiag
every day a mom wmlike appearance; sad, howev,r dee
firms the Prussian court may be to keep oa good terms
with the Olmu s cabinet, publi3 opinion is too unanimous
and strong in this cue to allow of the popular damsels
being disrowardrd.
BAVARIA.—The supreme court of appeal has de-
cided that the hill of fandamental rights (as drawn
Fp by ih- Frankfort National Assembly) is not bind-
ing in Bavaria, inasmuch as certain articles of the
Bavarian constitution declare that no law is valid in
the shove kingdom unless it has received the sanc-
tion of the states and of the monarch. It will be r.-
collec'ei that the Fiirkfort Assembly resolved that
the consent of the respective governments of Ger_
muiy was not necemszy in ceder to render the bill in
question binding.

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MARSHALL. CIMAI Qrllr•

April 19. US.

8110AL—TM average pries of Sugar, the produce ad*.
WM* prism Arcerks, computed frau the reams made IS
the wet V
nag
fts Se 17th day al April, 1611, itper Ma 71d. par cwt. :
ewe Ile si el the Mauritius cat. bigm tbe
peaks of Ant ladle is s. lg. per cwt. The average pries of
Ne these bregase deserlptices,Jehgly, is 28s. Std. per aut.

DEPUTY CORMentti Foie Corti-n[B.—nm Lord
Chases How hes confirmed the appointment of Mr. H. M.
Wakley, barrieter•st-law, and son of Mr. Wakley, 11. P.„ u
deputy enreserjor Middlesex, In the room of Mr. Mille.
Mr. H. X. WAley wee a pupil of the distinguished pleader,
Mr. T. Chilly, and wu else he mete tints a Modest in
medicine at Univessity gelbspe. Deputy emotes for
ententleemtlinicnbool maim the prostates/let the flls*lth
Illeesele. nip. *t eadie=tment is pereasemat. the
so set ressegishieg be fa any other way that by
the revocation tithe summer. The statute does not enable
a temporary appointratnt to be made, or for any ratedpaled.
• • •

HAMBURG, APIIL 17.
Our first official account of the fight on the 13th
inst. comes again from the Hanoverian General
Wyneter. It appears from his reports. dated Ulde-
rep, the 13th, 9 o'clock in the morning, and the
14th, at 7 o'clock in the evening, that the commander-
in-chief (General Von Prittwitz) had ordered in the
nieht a reconnoi•erieg on the strongly-fortified bile
of.Dapp.l, and, at the same time, an attempt to sur-
prise the en'my. Foe this purpose the Bavarian
brigade was to advance to the south of the read, end
the Saxon to the north, while the Hanoveriars were
to form the reserve. The order was punctually ef-
Dieted, and the enterprise succeeded completely. At
half--past one the Bavarians started from the village,
farrised the Danish sentinels by stabbing them with
Se bayonet, and took pieseasion of the southern bat-
teries without match resistance. It was not before
[they had got to the other decrvity that they met
with a strong division of infantry, whom
Ow drove to the tete-de-pant situated on the
shore oprosite Sonderbarg. The Sagan, according
Is order, had advanced a litt'e later. When attacking
the enemy's infantry, which was leaving the tete-de-
Ipso' again, about half-paat four, the batteries on the
Moen shore, and after a while the gun-boats on the
'estuary, opened their fire on them. The S.xon and
Bavarian artillery was brought against them. Though
the enemy's fire was well directed and incessant, the
Saxon infantry advanced courageously, and drove the
Dunes before them. At 6 o'clock the fortified bills
were completely in possession of the German troops,
the Danes being confined to the tete-de-pont. T
lost a position which by its intimation and strengtilli.L
of uncommon importauos,and which they had fortified
with a great deal of exertion and with much sacrifice
of time. The Danes attempted in the sours* of the
day to dislodge the Germans by surprising them, but
were completely routed. The loss of the Saxons is
stated ti have been: Killed, 3 officers, 13 non-com-
m'esiored officers and giddier. • wounded, 10 officers,
and 129 rank and file. The casualties of the Bavarians
he does not mend, n. On the 14th, he says at the
close of his despatch, there was no fighting. Nor d. es
it appear that there was any on the 15th, which may
be explained by the negotiations going on. Major
Von Zaatrow, of the Pruelan staff, having crossed
over to Aleut aith a flag of truce to summon the
Danes to evacuate the island, we expert to hear by
to-night's train what resulted of his missies. The
evacuation of the tete•de pont, and the destruction of
the bridge, was not confirmed, nor was it contradicted.
Neither last night's nor this morning's train has
brought any news from the seat of war.
I must rectify an error I committed in my letter ofl
yesterday, into which I was led by a pass tiger who
had arrived on board the John Bull. The captain
did not sign any document, be only gave his verbal
promise that he would not cirry any
.goofs during
tie blockade. The Caledonia arrived yester-
day morning, with a cargo on bard, but she passed
the cru:zera during the night unnoticed. The same
did a Dutch steamer, which arrived this morning ;
bat the Havre steamer was detained and ordered to
put back. The captain, however, applied to Com-
modore Steen Bille, and assured him it was not offi-
cially known at Hans when he sailed that steamers
were not tor cart goods, and having a mail on board
he must p He was allowed to do so, of er
having given his promiee in the same way as the
English captain had done on Friday. A great many
neutral sailing vessels, it is said to the number of
eighty, which wanted to sail into the Elbe yesterday
and the day befere, were sent back by the frigates off
Heligoland. Our senate returned au answer to the
citizens assembled in the Convent yesterday, that he
had given his adhesion to the constitution at Frank-
fort, like the other governments.

COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL—The court, which
was to lave been held for the despatch of liminess yesterday,
was postponed in co
was the Lord Mayors absence
from town. The next court day is Thursday, 3rd May.
A DaNtalt SHIP-OP-WAR AT Cowgs.—Our carre•-
pandant. writing on April 19, says: "Oa Wednesday eve-
ning a Danish brig-otwar, from the West ladles, pat into
this port for provisions, and t 9 kern the state of *Mira on
the Continent. Shortly 'fief anchoring, the commander
proceeded for London, to ascertain the proper mune to be
itttby himself, whether to proceed homeward or cruise
orth Sea. This morning the Bremen and Holstein
merchant-ships lying in the roads hoisted the German flag,
much to the annoyance of the Danish tars, who fervently
oohed that they might have an opportunity of fading in
with these complimentary pntlemeu, in order to retaliate
upon them. List of ships now lying in Cowes roads detained
in consequence of the Delilah Cisrute —Brumaire : BIM
Charlotte, from Havana; Marianne, St. Jag*; Hatted,
New Orleans; Boma, New York-, Leontine, Obarkston;
Bleonme Henrietta, Potto Biro. Holeteiners Catharine,
from Ciudad Bolivar; Desirde and Tully, Porto Rico. Ham-
burg: Bertha, Rio Grande."
Ax Encases POTTERY IN FRANCE.—As a proof of
the revival of confidence in the stability of the French go-
vernment, and of their power and willingness to sustain
order and protect property, it may ho meptione t that an
Irish gentleman has just purchased one of the large factories
on the hanks of the Stine, whi h was abandoned during the
revolution in February, 1848, and yesteriay he left S:uth-
&sweat for Havre, in the Conrier stesmt r, accompanied by
about thir yof his workpeopie. A great number of his
I workmen bad already presimisi

19.—But link has been does in werstrd
gods this crest, sod .he shipping ceders an yet but pude!. The
seenahatmers now require the 'drum of both wages and senleriaL
The cotton his demand restlauts. and the operatives in every
humiliate fully employed. Worsted iminne.s coati 'us in full work,
but the demand for yarns has slackened. Tre wool market is Sat,
and priest monis hum of the buyer.—Lrieuter
HOPS —Bonovan lissx re —Messrs. Pattenden and
Smith report that the market tootBnom about the rune ; Ina lisps
are Ttl7 SCUM
HlMlS.—LnAnstenniz, Arum 20.—Market hides, 6611.
to 641 h., ltd. to • ditto, 641 h. to 771 h., lid. to ; ditto,
722..te50th., ltd. to $4. ; ditto, Seth. to Stlla, ltrL told.; ditto, Sale.
to 96th, rd. to Vt. ; ditto, 7616. to Ifilta, id. to 32d. ; calf skin.,
I light, lo to k.• full, 3s. Od.; hone bidoti to od.....Bemosuyay,
Aram XL—Polled Welk la. to feed.; Rents and Half-heeds, Od. to
64.04.; Mows. U. 4d. to la. Od.; lambs, in lid. to 2s. 4d.; Sheer-
Itage. M. to Pd.

CORN.—Mans -LAN L—The arrivals of foreign
Whtai, Barley, and Oats during the week have been quite
meatiest to check say further advance in the value of these
articles, sod the trade plurally mast be oonsidered dell, at
the rates of Monday lest.
ARRIVALb INTO LONDON yawl lath APRIL TO 200 t APRIL.
_ .

.rs._
En_.glish. Scotch ..
____
Irk/ __ ___
Foreign.
gn.
—.______
Q Wheat I 1970 I
Bray 1920 1290
Oats
Plow, .... mks ; barrels. Malt, irs.
Lennox Avintaoss. —Wisest, 475. 6d.; Baxley, SO& 4d.; Oats,
19s. likL ; Rye, 225. Od. ; Beans, Es. 4d.; Per, Zee. Od.
iMPERIAL AVERAGYA

Whost.l Barbsy., Oats. In. Be.*.n' Noe.
Junk .—.. 45s WIN Id .19a 74 264 Ile ins 24 ifs Ild
10 ... 1d234 11. 114'1.1 IttlOs Id 224 Id
17 .„ 43. 44'S, 3d17. OG 23s 961390 114 00a ad
24 444 fans 104 17. 14 264 4619. 94 I. 11
April 7 ... 44. ld'l9. Wilk SS Ns HUG 141224 ad
14 ... „. 44. 341,2 as adills 00214 16 Ns 4430. 114
I 4 wake am Ate. 44. 2114 104,140 104 &—rd 29. 1131 s 44
ATT.—Wheat, Badly, Oats, Sys, Ems, aid Peas, 1..

Press. • Mar. 3.
U to.
43 1 ...
41 9 ....
44 3 ...
44 $ ••• I •••• I .^ i "• , ."
8A311191T, Area 10.—Oood day qualitka of Wheat at this
market to-day won sought after at an advance of 2.0. per qr. ;
inferior qualities sold. Barley Is. psr qr. dearer. Other
kinds of grain firm. Priors as under: Wheat, 6e. to 6s. 2d.
per basket. Beans, 4s. to di. Barley, 255. to 295. per qr.
Oats, 20s. to 245.

Tisz.lo.,

Var. IT.;

Mar. 24.1

!April. 7.1

Basuumar, April 18.-We had a large attendance of
[semen at this days market, who asked nigher prior for
Wheat and in several instances obtained from 9d. to la. per
3 buslaids. Little doing in other grain.
Biamtnetosest, April 19.-At this day's market there was
a large supply of Wneat from the farmen, and the teed*
closed dull at about 2.. per qr. over the currency of this day
sennight Fine Barley ratuer dearer, but a slow ale. Oats
did not maintain the above noted advance. liigyptian Beans
fully D. per qr. dearer, but no advance could be obtained on
Englith. Peas Is. 6d. to 24. 64. per qr. higher. Duties
the present week, Wheat has been held ter a rise 2s. to 3s.
per
qr., and, as our buyers will not generally comply, but
little tam changed hands. Barley sells urns freely at, hisser
price*. Oats 64. to Is. per qr. higher. Egyptian Beans
Is., and Peas of all kinds, 2s. per quarter dearer.
Wheat, English, whim, per bushel of 621b5., 6s. 41. to
7s. 0.1. ; new, 6s. 54. to 6e. Ild. • red, es. 2d. to 61. Bd.-
new,6s. 01. to 6s. 64. • foreign, red, Si. 6d. to 6s. 7d.; white,
65.2 d. to 7s. 2d. ; Polfsh, Odessa, ss. 7d. to Si. 11d.; Danube,
se. 4d. to ss. 81. Barley, per imperial quarter, 291. 6d. to
341. 04. ; grinding, per 3921 M., 13s. to 263. 64. Oats,
English, white, per imperial qr., 113 e. 61. to 30s. ; Welsh,
black and white, per 3121 b., 17e. 61. to 19s. 64. ; Irish
(401 b. to 421 b.), 19..0d. to 21s. • (371 b. to 391 b.), 18e. 6d. to
19s. 64.; black, 173.641. to 18s. 641. Beaus, English, per 1961 b.,
01d,14e. 6d. to 165.; new, 111.6 d. to 134. 6d.; Irish, 125.64. to
1. 01.; foreign, Ile. 6d. to 13s. 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp.
qr. nom nal, 334. to 38s. ; grinding, per 1961135., lls. 64. to
1244 6d. Lentils, par 1961115., 12.. us 121. 6J. Indian Corn,
per 1961b5., 13s. 6'. to 14s. Flour, per sack of 28011.1., Eng-
lish, line, 375. to 40s. ; seconds. 345. 6d. to 36.
Batoovos, April 19.-Wheat soli steadily to.day. at as
advance of lc to 2s. per ;qr. from this day week. Bulgy,
Oats, Beans, and Peas remain unchanged en value. Old
white Wheat, 131. 15.. to 141.; red, 111. la. to 121. ss. ;
new, white, 81. to 131. ; red, V. to 101. 15s. Bulgy, 26..
to 28e. Oats, 161. to 21s. Beans, 30s. to 12s. Peas, 325.
to 35e.

BBISTOL,A ri119.-We have had rather unseasonable wee-
thee. and to-day heavy snow. Arrivals are : Foreign Wheat,
4,223 qrs. Ireland and coastwise, 1,334 Barley, 766
Oats, 200 Beans, 226 Peas, and 606 sinks of Flour. There
was a poor attendance at today's market, but some business
was done at advanced prices. Ferment' Wheat, common,
red, new, 445. to 46a. ; old, floe white, 411 s. to 64e. per qr.,
being 2... r qr. higher this week, and mse asked. Foreign
Wheat., 21. to 3.. per qr. higher. flood seed and melting
Barley, Is.; grinding, bd. to Is. ; Wok and white Oats, Is. ;
Beans, Is. per qr. higher than last week ; and a good tartan
trade to dealers. Flour advanced le. to 2s. per sack, and li.
to Is. 61. per barrel, but the bakers are cautious buyers at
this difficult season ; hagfish, secends, 345. to 37e. per sack ;
American Flour, '26s. to 284. per barrel. F.ne red and
Rhenish Wneat, 495. to 66e. per 4801bs. ; Polish Odessa,
465. to 47a.; Black Su, of lower frailties, 42'. to 445.;
Turkish, 35. to 38 per 4811.. ; white Wheats scarce, and
wanted. Freecb, red, 43e. to 455. per 4ooibt.; no white
here. Malaise Barley, 30s. to 365. per imp. qr. ; grinding,
Dion, 225. to 23e.; foreign, 21s. to 24e. per 40011..
whiz. Oates, 20s to 21e. 6d. per 320 der.; black. 16s. to 18s.
per imp. qr. ; Weich, 161. to 17r. per cr. P.leon Beans,
325. to 35a.; horse, 27e. to 31s. per qr.
FARNHAM, April 19.-The unpropitious stete of the wea-
ther caused a very thin attendance at this day's marker,, both
of farmers and dealars ; the trade, however, was rather is
favour of the seller, and fine samples of Wneat were dunned
rather higher rates. One very fine wimple of new Wheat
grown in the neighbourhood realised 151. per load. Wheat,
7k 10s. to 151. per load. Barley, 25e. to 30s. per qr. Oats,'
17s. to 26e. Peas, 355. to 40a. Beans, 355. to 40e.
OODALMIXO, April 18.-This market to day was fairly
supplied with Wheat, which sold readily at the followiag
prices : Wheat, red, 38s. to 48s. ; white, 40s. to She. Barley,
20s. to 28s. Peas, 325. to 37r. Beaus, 32,. to 351. Oats,
16e. to tffi.
MAIDSTONII, April 19.-We had not a very gay day for
the sale of any corn; although the Wout has &deem d in
Price, our =Were were very reluctant to airs nitre than
ast day, but in a few cases they gave le. no:re. Lent
corn was a good sale, at former rates.
MANNINOTRER, April 19.-We bad a very short supply
of Cora to-day, and the Wheat was fully 2s. per qr. dearer.
Barley, Is. Beans sad Pus dull in sale. Wheat, white, 465.
to 625. ; red, 44s to 48e. Barley, 265. to 31s. Brans, 2tis.
to 28e. Peas, 2e4. to 301.
Newnuav, April 19.-We had a continutd heavy fall of
I snow (luring the hours of market, so that no transactions
could take place except in granary ; what was disposed of
was at an advance of fully 31. ler qr. on Wheat, and ls. to
to 2s. per qr. on B rrley. The trade in Oats, Beans, and
Peas was rather in favour of the s ter.
Et/TETON, April 18.-W heat in short supply ; buyers gave
Is. more than last week with reluctance. Wheat, 2.5'. to
ids. per load. Barley, 26.. to 345. per qr. Ous, 14.. to 216.1
BroCKTON•ON-TRES, April 18. -The eti!,ply of grain
eoastwise is moderate ; from abroad we have a fair arrival of
Wheat. At this day's market there was a good supply of
Wheat from the farmers. The whole was readily cleared
off at an advance of 2e. to 3s. per qr. on the rates of this
day week. Foreign was also in demand at a similar
movement. Barley in fair request. Oats cud Beans moved
off slowly at> last week's rates. Flour ffi. per sack dearer.
British : Wheat, per qr., of 631 b. to the bushel, Durham
and Yorkshire, red, 465. to 515.; white, 51s. to 555. ;
south country, red, 495. to frOs.; white, 51e. to 545.;
Oats, feed, per quarter, 14e. to 18s. ; potato, 20s. to
245. Beans, new, 275. to 305.; old, 345. to 36e. Flour per
sack of 28011 , fine, 335. to 365. ' • superfine, 395. to
40s. Oatmeal, per sack of 2801 ha., Scotch, 28. to 30..
per qr. Foreign : Wheat, per qr. of 631ba. to the bushel,
Rutock, Wismar, and Stralsund, 491. to Si).. Hamburg
and Stettin, 48s. to 495. ; Holstein sod Danish, 48e. to 49e.
Batley, *Miffing, per imp qr boil to 245. Oats, Dutch and
Friesland, 17s. to 20s. Peas, ng, 28s. to 325. Rye, 245.
to 265. Clover Seed, red, per cwt., 34.5. 10 45e. ; white, 36i.
to 445.
UTRIUDGS, April 19.-Wheat did not come to hand so
well rte-dry. and with a email supply re shred only a slight
shame in pries from list week ; 141. 15.. per load is the top
price • the ge 121. 10s. A slow trade for spring Corn,
without alters ion in value.
WOIULINGTON, AprillB.-M this morning's market there
was but a 'mita* .apply of Wheat. Barley and Oats were
yam plentiful. We can quote no alteration in prices from
lest week's rates. Wheat, 17e. 61. to 21s. ; Barley, 10s. to
Ifs. ; Oats, 7s. to 81. per three imp bushel.
WATERFORD, April 18.-We have a good demand for
every article in the trade, at higher prices teen were obtain-
able on Saturday last. Indian Corn is dearer, by la to 18.6 d.
per Maul. Wheat 3d. to 6d., and Oats 3d. per barrel
dearer. Flour is held for an advance of la per sack.
EDINBURGH, April 18.-The supply of all kinds of groin
at market this morning was larger than for eme weeks back
The bulk of the Wheat was of secondary quality ; the sale for
such was slow, at about former rater, but choice samples
were Is. pre qr. dearer. Foreign Wheat was in active de-
mand, and consumers were free buyers, at an advance of ls.
to 2s. per qr. over last Wedcesday's rates. Barley and Oats,
lr., and Beans and Peas Is. to 2s. per qr. higher than on this
day week. Wheat, top, 635. 61.; ay.rue, 465. 3 Bade y,
top, 32a.; average, 275. ed. Oats, top, 2'2s. Sd. ; average,
20s. 2d. Beans, top, 31s. • Beans, ld.
GLASGOW. April 18. -There have ken scarcely any ar-
rivals in the Ciyde this week, and none from Ireland. the
only imports of any moment being vid Grangemouth, con-
sisting of 670 q•s. Wheat, 4,900 Barley, 1,280 Oat., 700
Beans, and 230 Peas, coastwise; and 3,200 qrs. Wheat, 100
Barley, 400 Peas, and 190 Rye from foreign porta. The im-
pulse given to the trade last week by the resumption or his.
tilities in Northern Europe, has been ',rowed by an active
emend for Rye and Indian Corn for Ireland, of whirls ar-
tistes the wiries has been nearly cleared, at 17s. 6d. to
18e. 6d. per 3291 b. for the former, and at 15s. 91 to 18s per
2801 b. for the latter. White Peas have brou,ffit 15s. 6d. per
2801 b. The advance required for Wheat and Flour has re-
*feuded business. Very few Oats, and scarcely any Oatmeal,./red, At this morning's market Wheat was held for an ad-
men a fatly Is. per boll, and Flour at ls. per barrel
aril b. per sack over last quotations, which, however, was
sot ionotoffy eetabished ,• but venue were very firm. Barley
end-Peas brought each Rd. per boll, Oats le. rates; boll, and
Oatmeal 2e. per load above previ•ms currei.t but only
a moderate 'Meet of business transpired. Indian Corn
cad Rye were in request, at the advanced prime above
Melled. Priors: Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white,
cid, 24a. to 265. ed.; new, 23. 6d. to 245. 6i. ; red, old,
1124. 6d. to 24e. 61. ; new, 22a. 61. to 235. 6d. ; Scotch, white.
aid. 5141. Od. to 25e. Od. ; new, 21s. 0.1. to 241. Od.; Irish, red
tat white, sew, 22e. Odd. to 23e. ; Disdain, old, 25e. Od. to