The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-22 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1849.

1849, we find, by a comparison with the correar
Fending period of the twe previous yesv, that,
if the itcrea e of 1819 over 1847 is not so
striking as it is in the monthly compatieoas, still
in cotton wool there is a material increase, whilst
in wool, oil, grainy, and emil, the imports are almost
as grist as tnty were in 1847. The total duty paid
on imports for May, 1849, has been 10,426,411 fr.,
against 5,473,254 fr. in 1848, and 11,056,243 fr. in 1847.
The total ot duties on imports, daring the first five
months of 1849 wag 49,520,3181 r., against 32,260,222 ft.
in 1848, and 51,776,512 fr. iu 1847. It may be well to
notice that a decrease for May is viiible in the imp its,
chiefly of c rn, copper, and linen thread. The tint
thing that strikes the observer in the export t atilt sf r
May, 1849, as etmpared with the mirresponditg
period in 1848 and 1847, is the gnat ins; else in the
export of corn and skins. Of corn, the exportation
is May la,t gag cf 433,523 'nettled quintals, whilst in
1847 Pc was only of 207,075. In salt, t`oe increase
over 1848 does nut reach the amount of 1817 ; and so
indeed wi h most ot' er exports, except glass, wooll
cloth siik and c ht.in elt he, which show a slight
increase. The provirtions remarkable for May are
I remarkable for the whole five months of 1849.
Madame Cavaignac, mother of the genersl. died
I yak rcl47, of choler!. Daring her ill esi, the pre
sirloin et the republe several fines sent one of his
aides-de-camp to make inquiries atier her.
The following ate the official returns for the
cholera on the 181 : Death. in private practice, 107 ;
in the civil hos?i ale, 69; and in the military hos-
pitals, 10. the 21Inni1eur, which publishes these re-
tat 11s, aide "The number of deattsin privet! prac-
ties on tt.c 19. h, as far as the ace :untie, which a• e not
complete, go, was only 50. The tits' number tf
I deaths in the hospitals on that day was 53, being
a diminution of 26 on the number of the prteeding
day."
By order of the government, the Spanish Carlist
chief., Cabrera sad Amettler, who were confined iti
Fort Lamil4ua, have been aft at liberty, with the
p river of going where they pleas-. It is said to be
he;r into n ion to go to England.
The Republique states that it has vectived intelli-
gence of t:,c arrival of M Ledru Rollin in Limit'''.
Pests, June 21.—New Loan, —; Three vet Cents, 51 75;
Flee per Cots., R 7 24; last Loon, —; tours, —; Veletas
Yates, 1800, —; Do. 1,43, VI: Dn. —;
NaPke Rents, —; Roman L sn, 75. Trewury Bonds, —. Rank
shares 235,. V.:ebonite on Leredon.3d dor, 2, 371; 00 daps, 25 271.
tILWAT".—Paris and Orkune, 80S; Paris end Rouen, 552 :AI;
Rouen and Havre. 233: Mum= and Ririe isles 2141: Arraabourg
and Kale, 100: Centre Meryl*); 321 50; Amens and llooluitne, —;
Dor..eaux, p 11 73; Neat,. 437 50; Carla and Strealrourg, 3.5; Tours
and Neuter. 310; Dieppe and Feessolp, 170.

M* 17., JUNI 16.- Three per 1..tt.u.., 23 1 i. 16 paper. F.,ur per
Ceuta.. 1 1.16 uteount. nee per ems i 0 account. Caupe.n... Si
seeeetat. Beak 01 M. Ferdliuurk 73 paper. Cletus(' on London,

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.—The rum ur was again cur-
rent at the Bourse yesterdey that Rome had teen
tak. n ; Lut this is ►ull premature. oo:eminent has
tertir.d *till liter news than that alr.ady publitthre,
end it is to the effeet Oat the approaches to the
walls are stilt continuing witht ut any addtti mal
cident. . . .

It is suppow•ri that the breach would not bo
prec-
tieahl.t till the 13th, and ti e assault would not tslc..l
piste before the 16 te or 17. h. Tile Mats, "rhos,
strategic att'cles are written by a person well c pi-
ant of rulh matters, sat e4:—' At the point at wlach the
' siege now is, this :s what occurs on bo h sides :
Tie bericaed are on the temples, demolished
though they br by ball. sod fire through a lo 'ph le
'termed by three snobs fell of earth ; they aim chiefly
at the ba•teties to hit the gan-s•rv.r. at the moment
when the guu is being thins out t fir 11 indrede
ate (tweeted against the embrasure, thus molten-
• tartly mat'o. Oa the other hail, the biree s corer
the parapets e f the trenches and the piece d'ai mem
formed in front of the batt, re that flies over them.
They also me sheltered by bags I f earth, threu,.h a
loophole of which they fire." 'the exret p int where
the bte.tch is being made is tot s•A•ed, bet it is be
homed to ba between the ealteot 1 u eta ut t'e
Janieulutu, between the San PAUL r ,zio-gate and the
fiber.

• •••••••
A private letter from the Vile 11As'ai, n. or Rome,
dated the 13th init., gives the f llosti• g intelligence:
1: was helii Ind yesterday that the heavy Mitt rir. rni•rtl
against tt.e Porta Portew and 'be Porta Sun P .ncr; e n had
I gun to hat et the wells te risen a brcatt. Fii m I.tne in
the reorn•ne we have beard a lout eatmonatli • hien hoe
continued withrut inkrrupton till three Volum * of
•no ke coveted the Fret eh camp ,rt the a j ikang part of
the city, namely, the Lorgara, the Gi 111'011”, *ll4 Tr.ms.
Were. Ti, taws of thkearaitnaile was a sally etf coil by
the lades igage iribeldi and Colonel kicked with the

Lombard enontan legion, "'(.h the int. nof .1... r ying
the 1017 .11.*Ii week% and et spik;ne the cohnon. Tile It -
man tokliias had brought hammer• sod thick fros. splices

with them,;
they spit,. al two or tt ree p:scia, but the hi d of
.he line r...ensil the arilery, and the poel,t,o sass in taken.
Colonel Mellara beet a retreat, enticing the Fitch near
certain points under the setep of a minket' bAtnty at
It sues iO. Sc II: ly were the K. macs ulcer the shi Iter nf
the wall. than the bath ry was unnutakt tl, and dui the FreLch
aanid d al of damage. The atf.ir la t..rt eale time I.riger.
Garibaldi was for 11 short 010. 'LT rsti d it m his men,
which urine tines has siren rite to the report that he hal
hen m..de epi ison.r. Toe r. gales. traps now der ndi, .1
Rome amount to 16,000 men. Amorg !ham see 1,000
Seim, w: o h .ve passed tram the Pap .1 .... ice t. that of the
republic ; 1.510 Poke and Bun. iti ins ; end eb.ut 6,000 Lin -
nerd.. The Sicilians, Neapolitan', French, at dO, era
amount tneeth r to about 1,400 men. About 2,0- 0 c•vic
guards have e,. it red the teenier wirier. 'I h- rentaind r i
composed of Ronan v..luidetrs. Be ides tha re it eu'ar
tr. opt, t ,ethic gnarl end the seined p. opt.• 0ef...4,he walls,
and sonattina s t :se a part in the sallies. The Frz nob wers
to batter the br• itch on the Ilth, bat the damage product d
by the saran of the lilmens will retard this oeeration a day.
SARI tINIA. —Our Turin emresptr.dent writes on
the 17'h inat.: I' is nee,. wary that I .mould ear,film .0
1 you that the rows I gave you tel days ago !ht.
ietce was concluded b. t weeu Moult' and Pit d niint
—not only peace hut a secret (quite secret) tie..y, of
alli MCP, offensive and cerensiie, hes boot co 1.:1u0...1
and tilg cl, oily it will not app ur.
A priva's voter (toot Turin, of the 17th inst., rat a
that the Austrian garrison are preparing to evacuate
the loan and tottirts et Alessandrta in a ew eap.
LOMBARDT.—Fie'd-Marshal Itiditzky rt tutted
to Milan on the 18th instant.

'sal neglected to convey personally to Latour, Si he
was ordered, warning that an attempt would be made
on his life ; and Grainger looked on at the voluntary
disbandment of the Grenadier company which he
commanded, without remonstrance.
Baron Gensau has been seotentei to loss of esm-
mision, with five pars imprisonment in a fortres-.
Baron Orsiorr, to lose of elromission, deprivation of
the right to wear the Greek Order of toe Savi)ur and
thee' years' fortress-imprisonment ; Lieutenant Nimes-
caul simply to loss of commission. The hat is only
twenty years of ego.
The reprt of the anstitutionelle Zeitung, that
Wydettbrugk is appointed to represent Saxony in the
Council of the League, is inenrri et. Trion is the Six tri
negotiator at present, and, from the tone in which he
has begun, it seems moat prob Able that Saxony will
detach it. elf from the league.
The tiling of Neusa'z by the Austrians is con-
firmed. Toe fortress of Pa• rwardein, which is only

separated from Nensatz by the Danube, is therefore
comp'.etely turrounded by the imperial t•oops.
Dembil.ski, at the head of tt force c f between 15,000
and 20,000 men, but which was rapidly increasing in
numbers, has penetrated into the cJmitat of Scharoch
as far as ee frontiers of Gallicis, and he does not
conceal his design of making an irruption ii.to the
later kingdom.

PRUSSIA.—Oar correspondent writes:
BERLIN, Jose 19.

M. Wyclenbraglc, the Sexe-Weimar minister, and
late member of the Frankfort Assembly, hes arrived in
Deena. The report is, of course, that he is came to
communicate the adh4rion of the Thuringian States
to the Prussian league, and to represent them in the
league's ceased of admieistretim. The Semen mi-
nister, Leschau, is also here.
In the wool market yesterday and t7.-day expecta-
tions, although great, were more than realised by the
quantities sold and the prime fetched. Miduling
woe's, between 40 and 50 Beeler', are moat in demand,
and of these the marks t was very ne nrly cleared.
The fine sorts are as yet &Irina untouched, but are
expected to vanish opiedtle when the English bidders
are in fuller number. The supply still continues, but
is expected to be hardly in sufficient quantity to
satisfy the demand. For the finest quality, 40 theaters
in, re are paid than last year. • *Lh.2teil=
Letters fo n Norway and Sweden mention the
special activity with whieh the question of Se eudi-
navian unity is agitated at this mum( nt. This idea,
no longer cenfined to the eln` a of a few Danish and
Swedish students at tee university of Up al, is gra-
dually assuming the shape and dimensions of a
national ebject and want. The re'orm secieties in
Norway are agitating with great z-al fur the esta-
blishment of a S amiinavlan diet. The poet Hans
Anderece has just be n received at Stockholm, with
extra' rdinary demonstrations of enthusiasm, and
enlists young Swe den freely, amid speeches, gongs,
and toast., under the nl,w banner. Another D.nish
bard. Hostrup, lava& es tie dectr:ne of union with
equal success at Christiania, where the kindled stu-
dents throng about his chair, and catch and propagate
the theary in vie ue.
FRANKFORT.—We have dates to June 10.
On the previous day tt e city was in estate of al km.
In the morning all the Prussian troops still there re-
ceived orders to proceed forthwith te Darmseedt by
the railway. Only a few Austrian companies re-
mained in the arty. Merely after some of the ancient
prisoners of Seremb.v, ultra-den everts, showed them-
selves, with meekete oe their shoulders, at the gate of
All Sainte. Crowds collected, and a slight row en-
sued. About 6 pen. the Austrians resumed duty in
tt e eiry. All kinds of reports were in cirenlatien,
especially one which described tt e defeat of tl.e
army and complete victory of the Ihrtensians.
A detachment of Au-trians mewled the hridg •
which joins tt e city to the suburb of Sacheenhau-en,
and their art lierymen steed there with Igeted
match, s ; the re el motive of this display was to pre-
vent ti e mob from giving a eat-eterenade to the Baden
&facers that had remake,' faithful to the grand duke,
std who lead been hi-eel ire tee morning. A strong
detachment guerde I the avenues to the palace of the
Archduke John ; in the best informed circles it was
generally adm tied that the Bather in,ureecti in would
not be quelled is so sheet a time as was exp..eted, but
that a feeder campaign would ba necessary.
BADEN AND RHENISH BAVARIA.—Our
neon from Weinheien is to the 18th inst.
No action had taken place on the previous day.
The insurgents bed taken up at Schriesheim en im-
pregnable pesitien, which it was hoped they would
be compel' d t .) abandon throat/1i famine. Ti'.. troops
of the empire experienced great 6ifiieuPy in procur-
ing peoeibietn.. A Peumian regiment of infantry and
one of hussars had just arrived at the camp. These
teems were to form the right wing of the operating
corns-
On the left hank of the Rhine, General Hirsch( Id
advanced, on the ;7th, to'.ards Landau and Oemer-
etheim, witeout firing a shot. All tic members of the
provisional goverment of the Palatinate had lied to
the gem I du .t.y of Baden.
On the rieht hank, Heseo.Tlavar:an trans had
oremp'ed Hirschhorn. The head-quarter. of General
Pane r were still at We inh. im Toe Prussian
'boot eontinued to bombard Mannheim from Led-
wigalrefen, anl the h ties puhlist• eel at Cerlaruhe
continued to ass-ihe rice try to the it a keenest.
The first e 'men of the Bavarian tr woe ander the
eommand of Vie Pr;eee of Tour and Taxies, entered
Oppereheini on the 16 h, on the left b enk of the Rhine,
and other tr. opt. were expe. ted there.
A correspondent writer', on the 17th inst., to the
Cologne Gazette, Irnm Strashurg that fugitives from
unhappy Baden e rejected to arrive; in every etre,t
Gremlins were Ken on where, faces were depicted
pain, grief, and despair. For same days past a per-
fect rule of terror had prevnile I. Struve, with his
wife, had arrived at S raehurg an the Mb, from the
Palatinate, ale, K. llt ie zen.