The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-10 00:00:00

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
Oar correspondent writes : I as
11111113IIRG, Amour 7.
The bungling Prassisa diplomstists bad, in stipu-
lating a i ne of demarcation in theme by ofd eswig.
aimed Tondern as the westerly, New es the
- eadesiy, terminus. By ranee at the map it mug
strike every one how vague sad incomplete that el-
ves. Wham the commissioners met to trace
rit, they could, of some, sot agree about it. The
Premien kept to the straight line from tows to town,
while the Dace wanted to go farther sleet than the
eity et Flensburg, the territory of Angels belonging
Is its jariedietice ; and on the western tide of Ten-
ons. up to the sea-shore, as far as Boyer. '
Lord
Westmorland, who was reigned to as empire w-
aded to the latter, and gave the rester part of An-
If this partition is to last only during the ar-
mistice, it is not of much coast guenee, because,
though one part is to be occupied by reassign, and
the other by Danish soldiers, they may both have the
ante civil government. Bat as a basis of peace it
will never do. The blockade of the river Elbe is to
ones on the 11th inst., as officially publibbrd last
sight by the Chamber of Commerce, a despatch
laving been sent to that purpose by the ministry at
Copenhagen to oar Senate. A naval officer was the
bearer of it.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
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We have received the South African Commercial 33.
4deernesr of June 8 and the Graham's Town .losineal
of Jane 9.
The Natal Witness of May 18 gays : "We have
tids week to announce the anvil of two vessels direct
from England. Tne Wanderer has not yet got into
yen, but was seen on Sunday last ; the Lalla Rookh
bas been more surctssfully managed, and has come
is without difficulty or danger, alter a splendid pe-
ws* of only sintf-tour dap.
"These are emigrant ships of the class for which we
have the greatest predellctaon. The passengers, from
the circumstance of their paying their own fares in
the cable, and bringing with them a good proportion
et labourers and domestics, justify the supposition that
they are of the tight sort,—respectable, intelligett,
and enterprising."
The number of signatures attached to the me-
morial and protest of the 19 h of May, against the
=tion of convicts, is now between four and
sand. &pirate memorials and protests have
been drawn up and ate in the enure° of signature at
Port Elisabeth and Graham's Town. The nnmber
of signatures to these will, it is expected, amount to
many thousands. A large public, meeting had been
held at Fort Beaufort against this convict measure.

WURTEMBERGI—STUTTGART, AIIGVST 4.—The
election as yet had turned oat mostly democratical,
and it wu calculated that the radical or republ:can
party would have a majority of two-thirds in the
chamber. Stuttgart itself bad returned ministerialists,
who form the moderate liberal party, and Murschel
had defeated Moritz Mohl by a majority of 735 votes.
Moreover, the peasantry were said to have evinced, if
sot total apathy, at all events great lukewantinFes in
the patriofe movement, confining thtir attention to
the harvest. The state of the country on the whole
suited great uneasiness in the minds of politicians.

SECOND EDITION.

Atom the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
SIOUAN CAA* CKOASDALII, Ourstamale, lAccashire,
per, July 21.
BANKRUPTS.
Wu.UAN PANDIT; Oraveseed, builder.
DAVID Neste Frusen, Lyrae Regis, Norfolk, musie.seller.
DINJANIN Lsaoe Walked, Hertfordshire, earlier.
BAIA* CLAIMS, lhapielera, Cambridgeshire, newspaper
F
Suess Ifizox, Birmingham, picture hems maker.
Jose Dotrxte, Manta-house, mu Blanchland, Dur-
ham, broker.
Joey flower, Sheffield, Yorkshire, steel molter.
louse JACKSON, Talent Eselasham Above, Wm-
boa, Denbighshire, farmer.
SCOTCH 81QUESTRAT1ONS.
James Muses, Olney. trader.
NOWT DONALDSON, Piero's. Pifeeltire manufacturer.
lays STUMM Deihl., Banffshire, basks,.

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to Os Wag eaOlAt Aug. 4, 1849.
'4KTIIIBT.
lOptima it Debt.— 111,014,100
Othir essettist 9,944,998
Gait Oats 8491 Whoa 11.219.993

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AN. t. 11la

111170A11.—TM ammo* price of Sugar, the produce of tho
Illrttbe prigriws is AMAIN compotod from the Mgrs. rode Is
Os week was" the Itk dry of Atm. IMO, is Ne M. per cut.
erre re pram ot the Ingritiss SW Sid. yr cwt. tios
=et the Tar herr* Ur. Sid- pee ewt. The mow "nee of
breplag risserliesk jerkin is mo itd.psr ewt—Oesatts.

MAIDSTONE RITORNI ASSOCIATION.—A patriotie
smelation, under this title, is la some of Ilwasstion at the
ta▪ ts Druids The objet is to set isdieidaal pod
Noss oppoet of liberal samstres. and who
hope the work.
its classes or Maidstone will be able to carry out a project
whisk they have themeless so spiritedly besaa.—Meicirtom
GoarNe.
FREEHOLD LAND MOVENENT.—PubIie meetings
are mamma to take plain aa Mooday, Tuesday, Wedooa
day, sad Thursday mat, at Darlington, Barnard Castle,
Steektas, end llantlartand, to Own freehold land societies ;
lad the sealer ',granary of the Birsiinghans Freehold Lind
gaiety has proesised to snood the whole of the meetings.
VALUE or Lawo.—At the sale on Monday of the
fraildiag lead at Woodhill, Partshead, the property was
lea& is at 4001. per am, about four acres of the least vs
Isibie part (two sere sad a hsU of which utast sat be built
111Pos) heels* been disreed of previously to the rale at that
priee.—Hereford Journal.

MONEY MARKET.

The English fends were steady to-day and im-
proved tally lat the close. Consols for money were
irst done at 921, after which they were marked at 5,
and last at 921. For account they underwent less
lactation, the first transaction being marked at 921
and the lest at 921. They were officially marked at
W close of basinful 94 to 1 for money, and 92;
beim for the 14th inst.
The Three per Cents. Bedewed were done at 921,1,
and 5. In the New Three-anda-Quarter per Cents
smarm dealings tool place at prices ranging from
Mt:sl the latter pesos representing the lest trans-
-1
Exchequer Bills were bought at from 475.
to Ins. premium. Long Annuities, expiring sth of
January, 1880, at 81, 5-16, end 9. Bank Steck at
1991; India Bonds at 80s. and 81s. premium.
In the foreign stock market prices were very firm,
though the business transacted was of limited extent
Ragman Bonds realised higher prices. The business I
of the day was the following :—Brazilian Bonds at
65; ditto, New, 1829 anal% at 841. Buenos Ayres,
at 515, 52, and 511. Guatemala Bonds, at 20.
Mexican Ex Coupons, for account, at 27 and 261 ;I
ditto, Small, at 27/. Portugnefe Four per Cent. at ,
291 and 1 ex div. for messy, and at 291 and 5 for
sexual. 'Raman at 107 and 65. Spanish Five per
Gents. at 161 both for money and amount. Venezuela
at 25. Tirsend-a-Half per Cent. Dutch
ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates. at 811, 82, and 815.
At Antwerp, the national funds were much in
Amer, and are lest quoted : The Two-and.a-Kalf per
Gents.: at 471; the Four-and-a-Half per Cent., at
$45; the Five per Cents., 1840 and '42, at 92 ; ditto,
1646, at 901 to 5. Spanish, Ardoina, at 12 7-16.
Austrian Metalliques, Five per Cents., at 77. Roman
States, at 711 City of Antwerp, Five per Cents., at
921; ditto, Fear per Cents., at 845. Exchange on
London, 25.475 about.
It has been sitiglioxiiimikated to as that, in
with a rieslings of the committee, Mr.
Thornton,lace the ehairmaa of the Portuguese bead-
holders, lanai this day, in anew with Mr. Dm-
Wean, the pal& notary, on Mr O. . C. X. &WI"
the Inanialvest of Portugal, and formally preasigio
en behalf of miii.ar sad the gessral body of shirk
=spinet the deduction of 25 per cent. hum the
now is course of payment, which begonia
lee the Ist January, 1648.
We understand Mr. Thornton has great Misses
ea the present ministers doing the boadhohlers
*ties, on the meeting of the Cortes, in January