The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-30 00:00:00

THE WAR IN DENMARK.

The following dewily to hie vies-wassl was
issued en aaWdsy Admen by the Dan!ah consul-
general:
Da** Clarshie (}vessel, Lewin, Ape ode
at Air,—By cedes of Ile Royal Dewing* jar Trade
at Copula:wt, yea we snaked to semasmiesis is all
Daslik noir la yew Meat the haswesi rejelselsels-
maks, published es the NM Wu, Orr
&Wag dwelled seism who may sews= I awlarti;
impress it aericaaly ea their :abatis*
I au, &a.
FUTON= WILSON, Deal* Coaed-Qumeed.
To —,Noq., Dania Vbre-CoaseL
We, Pseud* T11,1e., asks ham that, for the per
pass of massies wee leek we sequin all ow wawa who
say le swift w howl Iseelgs vessels; sad we
sauced assures, seder SO yews of age, basegissilt=
:=l:he we kiesiest, who are sow as baird-heeige
11=sbiellie to isdasvese without &ley te ro-
ma Wiese they haws lesessiliatiey ea swivel
to meet theessalis *the rolatedes diens.
We see wayless& fib* every awe of ear brave sad sable
seesaw will set Id Is slay this ewe sammone. Aad we
hereby iledwi SW see as say haw withdrawn thus-
:Ave is war servise, se have wisest mitered
au bead ludo vets* shell, ea boas and re-
wag thetsadves es sow as possible after is produestioa
has owe to theft knowledge, be shelved from the punish-
waat whisk their eases may have deserved. Aad, more-
over,/ .INYIki they lave not been guilty of other whim,
they obeli be robed to the eights, privileges, and liberties
whisk by law lam to war swam.

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL• OF THE NIAGARA.
(By Warble Telegraph.)

The British and North American royal mail steam-
ship Niagara arrived at Liverpool this
Bbe left Boston on the 18th inst., and coasisleVeinnly.
brings intelligence from New York to the 17th inst.,
and from all the leading towns of the union several
days later than that to hand by the Robert C. Win-
thorp, Ashburton, and Guy Mannering.
The political news by this arrival chiefly
easesras Canada. It was stated that a congress
o delegates from all the British North Ameri-
esa
C.donies is being got op by the apposition
, party. The Governor Gemini still withholds ap-
proval of the Indemnity Bill; and it is greatly
feared that if he should be forced to approve of it
violent measures will be at once resorted to by the
opposition.
The Pennsylvania legislature have enacted that
the dividend shall be paid in cash in fature, instead
of relief notes.

Thllieiferm---ann arrived at New York from South-
ampton on the 13th, after a passage of eighteen days.
In oammeroial matters business was dalL

Oastx.—lndian Corn, round yellow, 68:. to 68c.,
steady; Southern white, 600. to 52c.; Indian meal,
per brig 2 dole. 600. to 2 dole. 620.
Corrox.—New Orleans and Mobile, mid. fair to
fair, 7ic. to 70., showing a fah of tc.
Exchange on London stood at 1081 to 104, with a
good amount of sales.
FRElolll3.—Cotton to Liverpool, I to 5-16 per lb.;
groin to do., 61d. to 7d. per lb.; cotton to Havre, to
t yr lb.
PROVISIONS were inactive. Mess pork was quoted
at 10 dole. 25c. to 10 dole. 30c.; prime d0.,8 dole. 50c.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
We have re rived the journals fram Cape Town to
March Srd, bat they contain no intelligence of pablie

MR. WARD'S ADDRESS TO HIS LATE
CONSTITUENTS.
On Saturday afternoon, Mr. H. 0. Ward, Under-
Secretary to the Admiralty, and till now one of the members
for Sheffield, issued a farewell address to his late constitu-
ents, having resigned his seat in the Home of Commons
consequent upon his appointment by her Heifer, to the
aim of Lord High Commiesioner of the lonian Islands.
After reterriog to the OMNI he has pursued in parliament,
K. Weed concludes his address as follows : "Some of you
think that I ought to have coatsatsd myself with that
honour, and not to have looked beyond ; but I do not see
upon what principle the great towns of Hoglund should en-
elude their mesh= from all participation in the prises of
a parliamentary career. I doubt whether they would con-
sult their own interests in doing so. I know no better
stimulus to exertion in the public service than the hope
of meriting the approbation of a lane constituency by
the manner in which great public duties are discharged;
and I think it would be unfortunate, both for the
country and for yourselves, it a time were ever to come in
which the Queues serviee, fairly earned, and entered into
without any greater eoesprosaise of individual opnions than
must result from every esuablastion of political men, should
be held to be immmpstibile with the representation et Lon-
don, Sheffield, or Menehester. or Leeds. In my own hum-
ble inetwese I ma tautly mg that, la the disekergis of the
laborious ditties steadied to the ales which I have filled
for the last three years, I have been sustained and cheered
by the hope that my conduce as a servant of the crown
would merit your good opinion, as well as that of the states-
men under whom I have served; and that, if in dealing
with the noble service to which I have devoted my mind
and time, the Boards of Admiralty to which I have had the
honour of belonging have kept the public interest steadily is
view—if, by the sacrifice of their own patronage, they have
infused a new spirit into the dockyards, and while they
maintained the of of the navy if they have reduced
its expenditure by nearly a sillies in the last 18 months—
these things, in which I have borne a willing though subor-
dinate part, would leave a kindly impression amongst you of
sae who acknowledges himself so greatly your debtor,
_and
perhaps be recollected when the /601110/7 of casual differ-
mew had pared away.

- _
FIAT, WITH Lose OP LIVE.—On Saturday night a
ere broke rat at No. 36:1.1m-streot, Snow-hill, in the *pm*.
don of Mr. Armstrong, a saddlen' ironmonger. At 10 o'clock
Kr. Armstrong's attention was directed to the lower part of
the premises by hearing violent screams proceeding there-
from. He forted one of the women, who bad been in his
employ for a period of 24 yaw, in a blase, The inmates
tried all they could to extinguish the dames about the unfor-
tunate creature. This was not accomplished until she wee
dreadfully burned. She was carried to Bt. Bartholomew's
Hospital, where everything was dens for bar that the nature
of her sus would permit of, but death terminated her suf-
ferings at 2 o'clock yesterday morning.

PRODUCE—MINCING-LANE, Half-past
Twc—
The declarations of Sager sales for to-saorrow are Isis tba.
last woak—sa 7,000 begs Mauritius, 4.000 begs Boned, and
160 Osaka HerbadoesOf Coffee, ooly 150 begs and 100 subs
Ceyloa adrertised. The reductl= in the price of good
°ldiom native Ceylon bee created a demand by private can..
tract, and 1,600 bags have hese sold, at 30.. In other articles
we are without trassactiose to report, sad the aarket wears
a doll
orders, theppsaransee for ankles dependant on Coatinestal
a vla of orders from Gummy being numb kit.