The Express.
London, England, 1847-04-07 00:00:00

LA PLATA.

FALMOUTH, API" 6.
rived during last night from the Brazils, having wiled
Her Majesty's packet, Seagull, Lieut. Parer.,, ex.
from Rio de Janeiro, Feb. 14, direct to th ~ port.
Passengers: Messrs. Harrison, Brawnouid ' ,iennets.
Exchange on London, 28! to 29; on Ilerts
ser P , 330.
late,
on
Hamburg, nlO. The mails from the R
taken up to Rio by the Griffon, are dated from Monte
1 Video, Jan. 31 ; the G, inn arrived at ' Alio, Feb. 10.
The Penguin packet from hence had not arrived at
Rio at the date of the Seagull's haul - dg homewards.
The Cameos, sailed from Rio, letla . 13, on cruise.
The Rattlesnake put in ou Jan, td, on her voyage to
the Cape of Good Hope, and
Pee ,seeded on Feb. 2.
The Racer, from England, thavb ed there on Jan. 19,
and sailed on the 21st for tt
.e River Plate. Her
211aj,asty's ship, Thetis, under all sail, steering S.W.,
was
south, a and long. by
35 the
38 Seagull
Qa , on Feb. 22, lat. 17 4.2
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(From the Rio Merctior.
k Circular of Feb. 13.)
8111111014 in January was I'
.crnited during the whole month,
and the various market,' ' off
transactions in irnporytw err, with the except,mt of severaled but little interest. The
r
public auctions, exceed.? ;lyf
produce were much less than
restricted, and collections very
tunatisfactory. The se
in o
thew in Jani147,1049 and the business of the money mulct
was, was in amount, h4' ,low the average of precedio4 iimdar
periods. Of the cap Jrts—the returns show tu Junuery, 1848.
" 3,064 bars of fee stsported ; in the same month of 1847,
134,822. Of Le, tr, 359 cases against 300.
During Jane' ry last a steady inquiry prevailed, and the
supply havii444. become diminished, prices advanced 100 n. in
superior, 73 r
quotations ' acing 395. 5(1. per cwt., at ailld. exchlnge, for
J. is first good, and 50 n. is first ordinary:
surrum. ..o 265. 2d. fir lowest qualities. Sugars sauce,
en.ibited a movement; indeed from In to 13th Feb. busi-
ness hat
. . .. - .
. generally been very limited. A moderate batistes?

I. education which produces the juvenile depravity and Horns were raised sometime back that a proposi- their members to practise too same. vne of the turn to their loyalty, in wnicn case ne wouia guarati- I severity towards those prisoners ; but I only know of that in frc!' kt's"..arY done, p 7 7•'''.711 for the n7rtheriTaiTti
• linvenile destitution of the metropolis, to join the lion made by Prussia, in the Germanic Diet, fora 'lost weighty
bed the
Our
the
tle could be urged.. against tee their personal safety, their commissions, and their facjuifroamticp:pbtlictorumopi:e.
in t' ern ports of the empre.nnaaeounts were difficult ,Ty
ask, 14 that •it would posts. made by a prisoner ought not to be
insane cry that the Mate should not interfere to check relaxation of the present strict censorship of the Frime!al• poay war too considered ass crime, and under a good system of legislation ii, die mon an e rate a ranee to 4. About ,OoOr.
• • this great and increasing evil. The citizens of daily press, and the enactment of slaw of libel, would " adding one more to
..already . numerous The Diorio do !,'oat ens of March 30 contains the
should not be punished. The safe custody of its prisoners f been done in the month of January upon London, at
a London are too sincere friends to the working classes beenergetically followed up. The expectation was medical
.. institutions ; bat whenhave niteii4yknwcrei,envenehiev
mmieenLotreireal
eadpederelseedeetcttheef lire nee,telongs, as arnaturtright,..dtoi an r offended government, esrotiolarect
at
to I
.7xelsonge and the U
'Sciek 831 es dividend.
to de Mons
are
' to desire to see that bondage perpetuated which founded on the notion that the king intended to AP°u'ecan" . . pany
makes the education of their children dependent on assume the leadership of the liberal movement in claims, and, rising above the Delfts,. hnes s that has so Cortes, already referral to: signed ut constitution of thefne pts guard•, ,
a proper trial takes p!ace; but to augment the sufferings r f The observations of the RIO C ireu.'a, in its annual retros
pect, with reference to the extraordinary abundance of
fatally degraded the self•etyled sup nice, colleges,
precarious charity. The citizens of London are too in- Germany. Last year a formal vote of the chambers 1 Madam,-Your
Yur 811141!aesytYf 73", ?,11"4' into year
makeroTalol pro•
Iva 1
.7hre;theambemi?tili because
antteer"'•VnPted to 1 regain "___,likv•ty capital during the full of the coffee season, and the cease
telligent to adopt such a palpable absurdity as that of Baden, obliged the Grand Duke to instruct the have determined to support the Nr.tional Institute, e.
aearlartaTinonothatetbe ooservo emcee' ofr au 'the pro • •oansrufemn
the smut In Imegi•lationng, anlitocay. ncenvemrbewadopted a gr..' eons to which that abundance might (as suggested)'
be attributed,
we cannot see any reason, on that, ground, why the as Pr' aciple had roused the ire of 0' Te otpo, the semi-official organ of the
I ' devised by the requisiton of Leeds, that it is the minister of that state at Frankfort, to make a proposi- constitutional charter of Portugal should be an unalterable of right or justice. Imperial .
characteristic of manly independence to be dependent tion to that effect. He did so, accordingly, to the prayer of the council of this bodv should not at once principle by the means thereto established, unless a nevi- lam deeply convinced that the government of 'her most
•• on ostentatious benevolence for that aid, flung to especial annoyance of Austria ; but it of cowls be ranted- sion and reform of that fundamental state compact faithful majesty should at once reconsider the ster, it is about Of political
.news there does not appear to be arty
should be effect.d with the concurrence of the nation, re to take, even though it may be defended by rear dos of sound from ha
t Breads by this arrival.
." them as a contemptuous boon, which they ought to was almost unanimously rejected. It is, how- There are, however, main general practitioners
oresented in the Cortes. The monstrous rebellion which policy, because a system of policy which si* d d a epen ent of - -
be empowered to demand as an abaci right. ever, to be expected that it will be renewed who aro opposed to this scheme of incorporation. ha. broken on in the city of Oporto, and in d'other '
justice be in T h 't in city
DENNIARK.-CorEsinmiaw, MARCH 22.-The
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Of the results of the intended conference we from different sides until, from a matter of con- They are members of th• College of Surgeons, and
4-ports of the country, against the were of one of the H. SW:TIMM. Fardrelander Mites that the four provincial diets will be
cannot speak so hopefully, because all its mem- mon discussion, it grows into a claim that look to it as their hems. They havo only been saw- prerogatives of the crown, a rebellion menacing the sta. Lisbon, Jan. 28,1847. specially convoked for three clam to take into consideration
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& new organi.ation of the states. The four diets two to
name 28 delegates, who are to assemble at Copenhagen t&
discuss the new prescca for • constitution, and seek the
means of conciliating the interests of the duchies and those
of the kingdom.
TURK EY.—CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 1 7.—Ali-
Bffeadi and Itesehid Paths have formally deel.irell that
they could not retract the ultimatum they had ant to
Athens. Ali. EirOlai is also said to have expras,vl hie
astonishment that M. Coletti should haves prop-wed accredit-
ing a new ambassador to the Ottoman Porte, to es,wess his
regret at what had taken place, iusteal cf sending a specie:
envoy to Constantinople. Despa'claes with instruakms from
lord Palmerton were expected at Constantinople no the
Nth. The Porte intends nddri wino a note to the fives
pewee, to prove that it had adopted every means in its
power to bring the differences between Turkey and Greece
to a happy ternlination.—Allicniei,ie Irsletng.
SNIYIOIA, MARCH 19.—A despatch from the
Austrian eoneul at Hvio states that two piratical boats, ono
•yr~•ng Id men and the other 13, bad appeared nil' Cape
Costa, between. Almata and Sawa Nova. They attacked on
the 11th a Greek vessel, and tank off 6:1,000 piastrm. The
bttie portof Vromolimini appear.. to be their principal oho'
arefuge. The passage between Chasms and Smyrna is fur
the present unss[e.