The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-22 00:00:00

BRAZIL

FALMOUTH, MAY 19.—The
/Rey, came in this morning, f
Bahia 8, Pernambuco 14. She ben
150001. freight.
The horrid traffic in slaves is ••,
individual to be much on the ie,
b ,00 0 slaves were landed near 1,,
that daring the tame period 7,,
Campos, Rio Grande, and Rio
resew so ft ,urishing that man
and it is affirmed that when a b ll
cm the Coast of Africa, the comer. it
in case of having sickly or 'err
shipped to throw them overboard m
The Swordft.h, of a..d for Live a
nambuco on Feb 16. The ship IL
pool, from Valparaiso, had put
cargo of ga‘ao ti•rown riverboat.
following, had not arrived at It •i
sailing.
The steamer Firebrand was
River Plate to receive Lord Hois
Rio for England immediately.
The Brazilian ministerial arra,
eluded ; some of the poitfolios
and reports existed that there we
The news of the revolution in i
meat of •republic was brought t.
Swift at that port, but the info,
little &peanut interest.
Her Majesty's chip. Acheron, ';I
trel remained at Rio,
Matters in the River Plate t
chan g e
(From the Rio Mercantile
Buzinese since our last report I
EITORTIA—Coff,e has been m
ever, by any change in price..
tinning to be abundant; the pit
per cwt., washed, 3.55. 11d.; 'lapel
Us. 4d. The sales since our let
at 60,000 hags, and more busines.
done, hip d
a scarcity of eligihli.
been shipped during the ,precedingi
onlhe
arriva one bag was entered for th
it Sue e 1.1
ls of Campos Su
included, 450 ease*, sad the sat.' t
for export ; 2r. d. 700 rein, to r.
current quotations. Exported o
The business in Hides has b•
Rio Grande, but no sale of a
n.
the market is exceedingly dept..
Freights have advanced 5s
have proceeded to the north ;
and 6.55. for Hamburgh, 60s. for
MONEY MARKET —Discounts
money is abundant at 7 to 74 per
Excnaso E.—The business tre
until 29th, at 264 ; on the 29th,
titian.

be en

The Queen and Prince All
gentlemen of the court atter de
morning in the Military Chap, I of
The Count and Countess .4')
up from Claremont, and paid t eel
and Prince Albert, at Sucking has
Her Majesty, accompanied
and the Prii,cess Royal, snd : tte
Paget and Colonel the Hon C.
Dowager, on Saturday, at Marlbe
Prince Albert, attended by
Phipps and Captain the Hon. A.
odious of his regiment, the S.ots
day evening, at Grillion's
The Duchcaa of Kent di
Buckingham l'elace on Saturda
companied by the royal due see
performance at her Majesty 4
The royal suite consisted of the
Lady Augusta Bruce, Hurl of Mol
Charles Grey.
The Duchess of Camb-idi
hard of Saxe Weimar, and the I'
honoured the performance at her
tardily evening, with their price
Lieutenant Montagu Ultra
to the Queen at her Majesty', Le
return from foreign service, by
Charles Searle, M.D., was presen,
Levee by Lord Duncan.
The Queen Dowager atteni
terday, in the Chapel Royal, st.
A deputation consisting of
(Vicar of St. Pancras), Mr. E. S.
with an address to her Majesty, I
interview with Sir George Grey of
office.

The Governor of the Beni
interview with the Chancellor of it
at his official residence in 1)0.-niui
The Marquis of Breadalt
with the Right Hon. R. Labot
office of the B' uard of Trade.
Ileqatches were received
nial.office from the Govern° a oI
New Zealacd.
Sir W. Maguey, Bart, an(
Blackwell Pier yesterday nvirni
Navigation Company's steam +hit

CONFIRMATION OF 50..D11
MITT AND PRINCE ALRY.NT.
Majesty and Prince Albert,
Duke of Cambridge, and the D
the chapel of the Wellington B
=din° of about 197 noa-corn niw
of the Rorie, Grenadier, C,ldal
Guards. The bands on he) Id
national anthem. The men win
finned were placed round tie
church -ervice, the Bishop 0. Lt
the solemn ordinance. At the tel.
the men who were at chapel i.nd I
on the parade within the gat
spection by her Modesty and
Marshals the Dukes of We lin
which lasted about a quarter of
illustrious party returned in ties
bad arrived. Although the
not generally known, there w ~re
present, the great mass of v hot
the entrance of the barrack to
public were admitted into the ch
confirmation, it is a general I rite
atituted of all the non-co) .1
whether they have been contra
ing the army; and in those lists
done, the ceremony is perfi
connected with the barracks .
has it been performed in the p••

HORTICULTURAL SOCIE
show of this society, ter tne
on Saturday, at the garden.
that the weather is always un
is certain to be showery and .ol
the most agreeable of the thr,c
gardeners of London son uall3 im

Each passing Br cL
The out-of-door enjoy meats are,
in June or July, as far so the
earned. The flowering shr. t
The beautiful blue acacia th,t
on entering front Chiswick. at
hawthorns, laburnums, h0r5...1
later flowering trees are
about the middle of Ma
and gay tul attire, to riN 1
gorgeous displays of flowers a
under the marquees. N
showers in the early part of Is e
en Saturday in very considers •le
not to call it coolness, of the sir,
the shelter of the flower and is tat
highly interesting groups mig .t
being themselves in
cariosity. One of these groups
ternich, M. Ouizot, his two dam,
shire, Argyle, and Beaufort, t'..e
Sutherland, Lord Worcester, : ai
Mite ; whilst in another marque
Northumberland, Sir R. Peel a,
mark, though not so notable, t. th
hisustrygentlefolks. Theband
leresefuerds (blue), and the RI
ettindaase, and went througt. tl
la raped to marching about th
have of late 3 ears been in the ".a
of flowers and shrubs was verf
k far exceeded those of for le
kite of them. The azaleas ,es
ilalicate a colour, form, and t,td
Se falling off that was main& st
is concerned, may be sty: di
Ile geranium, or pelargou r
which the azaleas were-
object of attraction thr
In point of beauty may
wf eryptogamous and or ha
their curious imitations of
Stair leave', dragon flies, an,.
/*tare. The heaths and tact A
lhowly-introduced cleat of ornani
ttaited in one specimen gr, t
I,nt of its leaves, lOLA
volutes, wanting •al
hientlty. The fruit and cut tiol
Mantic', but what there sv‘s
"114. The roses in partiouli
e. The following is an et
atcces competitors fro
Wity. The list ta copied
„ill!? at the garden :
and
port:sr:lt: Ji oora.—CiA]se i.
htinniurne, in cotecleiere exhibit
Irt
j_dioinet colour., cultivated yi
'e. Cock, Staines. Robinson,
.ectkta of Ina varletion, In Ilan[
Roes's, to pots, in collect' r
varl"..Foon, Francis Lane, Do,
let. n,
Mee.re.ck] MaCay, F Fran; pe Ile
t
'e•vw et nine catire.y diatit:t •

BRAZIL
FALMOUTH, FALMOUTH, MAY 19.—The
132:45Tiateaxio'0487.si g Pernambucohi ntthin 14 morning, bra
The horrid traffic in slaves I,
individual to be much on the ie
6,000 slaves were landed near I,
that during.. same
Grande, erd iod
Rot
perweim. so
poen ,Rflio .riehinpn
g thata ma,
and it is affirmed that when a b
on the Coast of Africa, the coma. •
In case of having sickly or vrr
@Word to throw them overbo,tro
e Swordfi.h, of 4.4 for Live
eargpoohmmo,biroofogodyns:Foipetbriflo6:.., Th;hterslp,houi.p ii
tr
following, had nut arrived at 11
sailing.
The steamer Firebraad was .
River Plate to receive Lord How•I
Rio for Rutland immediately.
The Brazilian ministerial arra,
eluded ; some of the poitfolioe
The w.
"smii
leudnef
Swift at
rsoepfw: reportsota tlahr eiro:ptnetturhyl oie:lnit etcriedrvibmp wasukiht
interest.
tric
iohntneehgr
oeiihnnitef
,ot
Wel remained at Rio,
Matters in the River Plate
changed.
(From the Rio Mercantile
Buziniaa since our last report I
BETORTS.—Coff,e has been m
ever, by any change in prior..
tinning to be abundant; the pri•
Der cwt., washed, 355. lid.; sage
Us. 4d. The sales since our le-t
at 60,000 hags, and more busines,
done, but for a search y of eligildo
been shipped during the preceding
on!!he onear bag was entered for the
rivals of Camps Sue
included, 490 cure, sad the sal.
for export ; 2r. d. 700 rein, to r
current quotations. Exported
The business in Hides has b. •
Rio Grande, but no sale of an,
the market is exceedingly dept.
Freights have advanced &
have proceeded to the north ; a
and 655. for Hamburgh, 60s. for
MONEY MARKET —Discounts
money is abundant at 7 to 74 per
Excuatto E.—The business tr
until ‘2Sth, at 261 ; on the 29th,
tation.
'fit er
The Queen and Prince Al..
gentlemen of the court atter d
morning in the Military Chapi I o
The Count and Countess • .f
up from Claremont, and paid t
and Prince Albert, at Buckles he
Her Majesty, accompanied
and the Process Royal, and : tte
Paget and Colonel the Hon C
Dowager, on Saturday, at Marl.
Prince Aibert, attended by
Phipps and Captain the lion. A.
officers of his regiment, the S.ots
day evening, at Grillion's Hotel.
The Duchess of Kent di
Buckingham l'alace on Saturda
companied by the royal due ess
performance at her Majesty 4
The royal suite consisted of the
Lady Augusta Bruce, Earl of Mo
Charles Grey,
The Duchess of Camb-id•
hard of Saxe Weimar, and the '
honoured the performance at her
tardily evening, with their pr. ea
Lieutenant Montagu O'ltei
to the Queen at her Majesty',
return from foreign eervicii, by
Charles Searle, M.D., was presen
Levee by Lord Duncan.
The Queen Dowager atten
terday, in the Chapel Royal, :it.
A deputation consisting of
(Vicar of St. Pancras), Mr. E. S.
with an address to her Majesty,
interview with Sir George Grey o
office.
The Governor of the Ilan
interview with the Chancellor of t
at his official residence in Dov'niu
The Marquis of Brea,lal.
with the Right Hon. H. Labo
office of the B' uard of Trade.
Deg:latches were received o
nial•office from the Governoll o
New Zeslacd.
Sir W. Maguey, Bart., an
Blackwell Pier yesterday morni
Navigation Company's steam ,hit
CONFIRMATION OF 50..D1
PIETY AND PRINCE ALRY.RT.
Majesty and Prince Albert, toe •
Duke of Cambridge, and the Du
the chapel of the Wellington Ba
nation of about 197 non-com nis.
of the Horse, Grenadier, Ct•lch.
Guards. The bands on he,
national anthem. The men ,eh.
firmed were placed round Cie
church -ervice, the Bishop L
the solemn ordinance. At the -
the men who were at chapel and
on the parade within the ga
spection by her Majesty and ,-e•
Marshals the Dukes of We lin
which lasted about a quarter o
illustrious party returned in t .te
bad arrived. Although the tie
not generally known,. there a ..re
present, the great mass of a ho
the entrance of the barrack t
public were admitted into the ch
confirmation, it is a general i ra.
atituted of all the non-cot ..
whether they have been warm
leg the army; and in those i.e
done, the ceremony is peen .n 1
connected with the barracks . b
has it been performed in the p
HORTICULTURAL SOCIE 'Y
show of this society, ter tne
on Saturday, at the garden.
that the weather is always tan
is certain to be showery and .:ol
the most agreeable of the three
gardeners of London annual!) in
Each passing err e
The out-of-door enjoy meats are
in June or July, as far as the
eerned. The flowering 'ht., .
The beautiful blue acacia 81: t
on entering from Chiswick- an
hawthorns, laburnums, hot, ..c
later flowering trees arc
about the middle of Isis
and gay hil attire, to ris I
gorgeous displays of flower, a
under the marquees. N-t
'bowers in the early part of ti e
en Saturday in very considers .1
thet stoheelltlelriotfewtheinflcourwo'ueor: atnmhdeigi':nitri'
hisore teiwitoerds2g.
ahiteruicuriPShiethlaigutlineh:Leatslreheyir'etA'le..Yianrgbinelant.ol:7r,Ol Geeg::utea Lordn:°ohgdt
Wgth7B seeesealuvreig:
Beaufort,
stories ; whilst in another mar.iu
in
Margats,?:°:inirtlithpotedd,touantifhmit.oclo:luf:gsloanhulfan.idntdots.Tbi:ehSsoencieiturtintlohtta.robileeeg,tl: ttt
thuntrygentlefolks. Thebsnd of
Horse-Guards (blue), and the R•
respect to marching about t.
have of late years been in the -.a
of flowers and shrubs was verf
it far exceeded those of for .e
ocousloiumitafotiromn,,,anodf
ill concerned, may be sty. d
azaleasmot
yl
nm stahry, etu
s
ose
111:OteD*W412Ilit'i•Tenel*Prailef4441eti4aliet./illll:_ittrifterYtirbYti,trlitY..ittilniniesia..nP.:af:g:i;ragcbcoo'aiferos'isiwelisrdiltetlwewnia3tiPsflaantalieaang.'vhnt°inpuelesParticomedudas.:l:2:°ecnwanfagal'il4-':ll:h.;nti°.
47.2‘..a 0! !rte Dom.—Cuse i.
larg,x7Z"ale grower, exhibit
tn collections of 12 ,
Stain Robinson,
.'riles of six varlet:loft, 11.',')n•
eEta", In pots, in collect i
varlet' n, Francis Lane, Do .
Mr. ; cape
,2Wirties, Messrs. May, Fa:,
".n Of nine eatize.y distinct