The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-29 00:00:00

7301 LONDON, FRIDAY, DEC. 29, 1848.

=swat. 'These, tomhinisg with woe of the more
pay, are foreft a seer cask W
me* Wet
for tie pewee e
dema eyeing* la
the igeeemmat. The journals give die
.mesa et this reunion. The iisannblh Nagai
this meirWei :
•mw iistin of representatives is sheet Mbe
ender the periled General Camisole. The
meson to tide , which will °sly be a ef enimaglick
OW of the Nattiest, am MK. Penis, De-
n, Dogma, Marren Delman, and a hest
ether Mends of the than( o:f the emeathre
=reisalt Ms lima remerked that Gstis, whom
weld be.h la usid,to nets •
M the pewee Wish hag seggseded hba,M=et dtr the
min et then", "per a sisipb," ea the. orpollsthem el
IL Lobe Aim Idles MIL Duren sod
Degoesde. dads din ere
elite sea ia
see et the lemma Wan hossink4. sod Pl•lowl sa
erne metiet, demseing WM the prams mewed
se Om Obsegermim dwell basely. mespessey. Timber'
by these moms enliset the mielgtey te a Oen nen. Bat
these tones did mg semen, estwitleiesdieg the Ammo«
if MM. Ledmitellle eat Dela.
Thew will he a media this swam at the Rae de
Patine, fee thi pupae of diessinthethe quietism el
the amnesty and the fun
of the Coodlti=
The former creates much anxiety
of order. The possibility of 3,000 arum° imargestit
Ding again let loom on the capital produses much
alarm.
The schism between thsi President and MM. There
mid Berated nano* rpoken of It is even said that
those staissimen will join the /gored des Midis
its Gime blot Mat MOW
this wenn an °demist intrigue is cononaled. The
govesimieni have applied to the leaders of all parties
to furnish Ms el candidates for the prefectures. The
umber of andidateo is already immense, those of
every party =king the most Anglian profession•
The ?Maine? of War has just ordered to Paris all
the general caws mmunaming the departments.
la an order offal day, ennensdag to the hDope the
nomination of Marshal Begged M the command of
the army of the Alps, Osomel Mapes, ammanding
of inters* mid :
The sword of the eongener of Isly, el Ls Ma, sad of •
Maned gloriosa combos is Catalonia; as the Alps, and in
Ahtsa, will weigh heavily es the destinies ot Italy ; and, if
ewer Franco, seaming to enchain your ardour and your impa-
tiens, at the foot el the Alpe, should ender you to gross them
soder the ociamead el the ingenious marshal, you would
show yearsones ia treading the fields Matey, wheat me the
Mammal immoral glory, the worthy &Urea of the nor.
%mem Magemsees, Arecle, sad Manage. Until
y wines ma pus skall be sodded, you will, &a.
Oe this the Ilessitewr says:
Wl* reaped is sa order of the day published by General
=NTMinister et War reminds all the generals that
01 she day must he saalthed within the limits
eressri•
snesioa.
bed hy the regulations in torn, and wends no poll-
The hfunsteur of this morning 000teing an ordon-
name of the President re-establishing in their prates-
emehips in the college of France those professore who
age eaperseded by a decree of the provisional go-
we intent last April, including M. Michel Chevalier,
Prebsser Polital Economy.
Pm"l6. w Imo ——; Three per Cents.. 44 60;
Dee per Mato 74 70; last Limo 76 SO ; nem —. Wean
Mee. MO wallow 1643. 53 Do Threes, —; Ds. Tonandi.e-
Half, —; itentes. —; assess Lem, Treserry
Nor s•—• 1770; 6.4ensele en LODdell. di"
1160.111•711.—Part sad Orleuts. 743 ; Paris and Reels, 463 ;
ROOM end limo 130; Avignon end 16•041361, 193; Ono
A -Ibarred Selo 86 73: Centre Viersom, 387 30; Smtaa esd Dos.
loge, ; Bardeen. ISO ; Dark 488

(THREEPENCE.

be acting se the geminate& did lanais
sehoolassion, it gave Awn too melt to da with,
and too little to live with. This joke did sat Vim
to talcs, far in the report it is not stated what
heibrluit ar bnfaii missed, although those en-
couraging words panaketioolly, often enough
in other "seas. ihey are far less deserved.
Another ainaterlel speolar (Mayer) observed that
the threatening soma of sake in Frame inbred it
doubly necessary far Maria to show itself as a gm!
nation. The flames rebtater remarked, to wer& the
ooneleeles of the globate, that there mist be motif
procured in Fe daps or the other Ili asking pre-
CtaMifer war, and possibly for a European war.
set to either tame crams. A jag system
of taxation in Hosiery weld throw on that reentry
an equitable portion the debt He farther stated
that restritaheas would be lsvtsd in the Lombardo-
Venetian kindest, the junction A& with
Austria was advantageous for both. Thee diet, after
; voting the eighty aline, adjourned till the 3rd of

Janney nett. -
A report that Raab bad been taken by the im-
perialists was premature.
The city and comae bt Preebert have been de-
clared by Rada:hints in a state of siege.
toltizars that on the approach of the imperialists
Preston, the anima, 10,000 strong,
woe plate dotal the town, but the
cultism that step, and the former the.
withdrew, that they would have to oristead
as well as an external foe. They
rastalititr:Pallastrah as fra es Wassithay,
where a sanguinary centliot soma between these
and the Osaka The Ban Irina/ headed two
charges, and at me time was in great diner. As
shady stated, the Magyars were obliged to rake
lea Wiseslbargor portiea of which was reduced to
sem and a still larger portion plundered by the
Oleatians. Numbers of the inhabitants of Wised-
Asairg, as well as of Rash and Boma, carry man
mass corn-trada and are enormously nob; so that
the Croatians no doubt found good booty, sodas thei
Wkalburgers had packed a/ their valuables before
the arrival of their rapacious viaters. It is said that
the imperialists loot at Wieselburg two generals, four
staff of and 67 madam. On the other hand,
the Magyars lost, in prisoaers stone, 792, who were
forwarded to Olmiitz.
Meantime the Magyars claim a complete vistorty
over
bent r001:4 of the welknown Pads* Whoa. who
has ee taken primer. Os the Ha the defile of
rablunka, which leads from Meesvia Into Hungary,
was entirely in the hands of the Magyars, who
had rendered it impas able even for smuers.
According to the latest intelligens Omeral lictk
was advancing towards Path from the Galician aide.
It is thought, however, diet the Hungarian army on
the booties of Siebenbenen will contrive to la
him in check.
Letters from %now of the 10th December an
trounce the ecofisestion of the property of General
Been, who commenoad a sawn of the insurgents in
Vienna, and who is now a the Hungarian service.
The young Emperor is expected to arme in Vienna
on New Year's Day.
It would appear a late article in the evening
supplement of the Wiener Zeaseng that the Austrian
government, in ass the imperialists gain the upper
hand in Hungary, are determined to break up that
" kingdom," as at present formed ; in other words, to
declare the annex* paths (such as Croatia, Slavonia,
&a) altogether independent of the Magyars, who will
coonesquently be confined to their geographical limits.
The Name journal declares that the Austrian govern-
ment hes resolved to maintain the rights of the house
of Hapsburg in Lombardy and Venice, and that they
consider the repossession of the Loabardo-Venetian
kingdom as deilakive.
The assertion of some German journals that there
were a great number of Russians in the Arlin
army has been contested by others; be that as it
may, it is certain that the imperialistshave method
reinforcements from another important quarter, Is.,
teem the Turkish empire, some hundreds of Bulgur=
cavalry (according to the Journal of egrim Lloyds)
having passed over the frontiers and taken op a ra-
tion along with a ream of the imperial army, at
Thoreamovwca What which place dm' "Wan wele
preparing to act.
PRUSSIA.—We have the Berlin journals of the
27th inst. The National Zestung states that Herr
Schubert, a sunmaker of Berlin, in easy circum-
stances, has been arrested on the charge of having
armed several of his workmen with alas, ooh the day
after the proclamation of the state of age, nd told
them to shoot certain high personages, whom be
named to them.—The Posen Board Aldermen de-
I olined to take any part in the address forwarded by
the town council to the king, in return for the grant I
of the constitution. The ministerial, radical, and
central democratic election committees actively pur-
sue their labours, notwithstanding the state of siege.
Tt.e 'cradled " Central Committee for Popular Elsa
dons in the Prussian State" has kraal its pro-
gramme, in which it is asserted—and truly—that
the mirages constitution fells short of the promises
made by the king in the month of March, and par-
ticularly in his replies to the Cologne, Breslau, and
Liegnits deputations ; and that the revision of the con-
stitution is reserved for two chambers, although the,
king in the preliminary d one of the 2nd of April,
1848, declared that the division of a onstitant as-
sembly into two chambers was incompatible with the
very nature of its mission. In another part of the
Foramina the diasolution of the National Assembly
by the ministry adenomas& sea revolatimary act cm
their part, and the electors are urged to choose an
who will require the fulfilment of the royal amiss@
made in March and April Lat. The Aug. (Mar Di-
Nag (Brtolan) publishes shatter from the
throwell-koown
Dr. Schutt. (late of Vienna), narrating ruel conduct
of the Austrian authoritues towards Herr Hahne,
formerly the editor of the suppreesed Views Chaati-
tution. It appears that the latter was arrested, near
the Austrian capital, on the 12th of October, mar
quently before the diet WI =tatty the emperor,
or the proclamations of W•• were Mood.
The only charge against him was,
he bad written
in the Nraitution. He has been confined ever since
that period in the fortress of Josephstadt, and there
appears to be no intention to bring him to trial.
People infer from the very friendly manner
with which General R rangel conducted him-
self towards M. Argo, the French minister, at the
grand dinner which he gave in honour of his excel-
lency on the 23rd, that the Prussian government have
Brady received some satisfactory declarations from
the French one respecting the army of observation,
which, it is said, is to be stationed on the Rhenish
tastier. The government had set aside a million
of florins for the purchase of 12,000 horses for the
landvrehr cavalry. The board of aldermen and town
council of Elbing have paned votes of confidence in
Herr Phillips, the burgomaster of that important
town, who had taken an melee part in the National
Assembly, in opposition to the unconstitutional mea-
sures of the government. Herr Phillips is an English-
man by birth, bat is a naturalised German. It re as
▪ that the principality of Sigmaringen, and pro-
bably the adjoining one of Hechingeo, will be shortly
made over to the throne of Prank by the
prince, who has rather ortensheposessamelasdgsing
The former principality anteing about 60,000 inhabi-
tants, and the afar about 30,000—the madam of
both palitiesbeing almost marively Raman
In the principality _of Headagen is the ale-
bro▪
ad mountain castle of Hobsomiliwn, the original
mat of the Pruden home of Bradman.
The imprensim prevails in political areas that
Denmark Is waking kr an meta for breaking the
seven soothe tame, ad that the imam of Sake-
wig is not as improbable event. Meantime the
Danish pavement and that of the two deehiss are
ea hostile se ever, the femur eentinmiag to protest
agates! the proceedings of the latter, which in turn
has forwarded Moog rentenitesnoes to Copenhagen
against the increasing number of Dania troops in
Alsen and brae.
FRANKFORT.—The date from this city is of the
26th inst. It is understood that the National Assem-
bly will meet, pro form, on the nest Thursday, and
then-adjourn till January lied. The coranateson the
Austrian question continues its labours. The
question of the day, however, is not re much the rela-
tive position of Austria to Germany, as the choke of
an emperor for the latter. It is now certain that the

AasYian and Bavarian members and the Left will
cease* In order to prevent the crown of Germany
being placed on the head of a Helteszollern. The
Austrian members approve of Von Gsgern's proposi-
tions respecting the relations of Germany and Austria,
bat they have arived at the conviction that one of his
resins for wishing to render the latter independent
of, or rather all bat totally anoonnseted with, the for-
am is, to preserve a more open field for the play of
Prude, and to release Frederick William from a
powerfal eompetitor.

PORTUGAL.

The Oriental Company's steam-packet Paces, Capt.
John Weeks, arrived at Southampton this morning,
and landed her moils, under the charge of Lieut.
Peter Rainier, RN., Admiralty agent. Her dates
are : Gibraltar, Dec. 19 ; Cadis 20; Lisbon, 22 ; Vigo,
26. Amongst the priesgers lg the Pasha is Major-
amoral Sir J. Burgoyne, K. 8., and inspector-ge-
nsedof fortifications.
H.M.S. Rosamond arrived at Gibraltar on the 19th
' int, eine days from Plymouth, bound to the Me-
all well. Left in Gibraltar the Poly-
allimsanglesems. H.M.S. Racer sailed from Lisbon for the
Ames on the 22nd. Left in the Togas, H.M.S. Har-
kquin.
As regards politics, affairs continue very unsettled.
The Weir* of the Cabralistaa against &ideate con-
tinue; and, telartimately, the Cainal faction have the
=i of the palace and earn arilla. It is known
s goventneent will meet with opposidon at the
Mal the Coatesin 1849, on their presenting
; the expenses are more than the receipts.
The memo has been evaded by anticipation, at
a ellimenet of fifty and mzty per sent. 'The public
empisph are now five months in arrear. Army,
lacy, widows' pongees, eMoers of the 9rd section
of the army are also is arrears of par. The internal
and foreign dividends are also in senor arrears—in-
deed it es impossible to describe the state of the
=PrAil lie& Orsessiest somowities ere
at a aseeinal senses. Beak fibers. nominal ;
their notes at 41i disecrnat. General discontent pre-
vails. The goverment, it Ismail, are resolved togas
the Coates if they eacesater sty appetite.
Casts Cabral had arrived at lakes on the 21st inst.,
and wee sent for by the Queen, and it is said a change
of Wainer would take place : Costa Cabral, as Home
Minister; Fronteira, Marine; Jose Cabral, Justice;
Terceira. War; Fslisco, Finance; Castro, Foreign
Affairs.

BELGIUNL—Paoroszo CANAL PROM SEVERE
TO 16011TAIN.—This Chermigno de Nitwits: says that the
=for a anal from Senses to Louvain, yid NiveUes,
, sad Wane, hie been warmly received. Several
landowners, bore the grant wee made by government,
had already offered the plots et pound taken up by the
said canal, and to take shares is papoose, promising, at •
future time, to take ether shares I. the speculation. Con-
tracts are already aped for the emapletion of the cued.
The .ample given by the Louvain Comma Admiabtra-
bon, by lb chamber of sommerce, by its representatives, ia
the parlor* as well se is the chambers, who have all pro-
mised their support for the earryiag oat of the project, hr
been imitated by a great *amber of communal &dadaist:ra-
tions of the &medicament, and by the representatives of
Nivelise.
HOLLAND.— Letters from the Hague to Dee.
27, state that the elsbions are nearly over throughout the
coantry,and that they have been corded on with great spirit;
but, at the name time, with much moderation. 0a Saturday
Use shack of an earthquake was felt at Bois.le-Doo and other
i
places as far u Jests and Visteabtech. At the latter
place t was so severe that the bricks were detached from the
chimneys. At Abadan, the ohmic overthrew every movea-
ble object.

THI REGISTRATION.—RATEB AND TAXILL—Oa
Monday neat (January the Ist) the new set pained in the
Let lesion (11 &12 Viet, e. 90), to mules the time of
mutat of ratow and tame by parliamentary Mestere will
take sleet. It is provided that after the let day of January,
1819, no person shell be required, ia order to entitle him to
ham W maim inserted in any list of vote's for may city,
town, or borough in England, to balm paid any peer-rates
or maimod team, except gnu* ea Mall have beams payable
from him provisos to the 6th day of Jemmy, and VIM no
puma shall be *stilled to be mem& list of mien Wes the
poor rata and messed taxes payable from him previswaly to
the 6th day of January shall he paid on or beam the IRO
day of July iollowing.
SMITS 1x BOND.—A eaminunication has been
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made to the CovensLiman elks Onetime by the Lords of
the Tummy, dating that the Wes of the report of
the termer on a memorial from t dm, =1;
remission of duty on a delakeep of camegamin a
of broody, and thee broody mind Yeemoeier mks my be
enticed to the same Ammo mind eigehillens an if impeded
k sari irks, in whir* repel it wee Meted hydro somerik
limes that by two orders of their ktdiip et kg Teseermy,
Amami March sad May last, roWirerkp wee given ter a se-
albs duty on apparent trigesisa, minim io
mew appilea he ; bat that shoo km Yam is as
ism so make the grant .1 beelmesese thee=s=
eit a detrimental to the memo, tied that, thinkers,
their sew reesnlemad Ike Nadu come.= k
thin sod 01l felon MI/ be milansL
00110einCIel. Thinif•ahlf liatool..—A quarterly
osent of tle govornon of this charity was held yesterday, at
the Load= -Tavern, the Lord Mayor in the chair. The
=die beard of management stated that Qs number of
=Wes" and owEby the keekedies hied
creased claw gam also last genital re in Dessinkr, lase roe,
fromilli ft NO, end the deeds. which was to aska place would
bd~ tip the umber le M, de.-41 boys 19 girls. An
ekeient oiheatiseed eammitim had been eppointed by the
bleed ID es the maim of tuition, an to select and
beget all feoke, wboker elemmemont or instruction, read
by the &Meal. That amnesia*, had frequently examined
the children, having visited the institution at uncertain
periods for the purpose, and the result of such manias
tions was the asetainty that • sound and liberal
education wee imparted, and that the most satisfactory
ee me making ia useful breaches of general know-
ledge. Though the receipts had greatly increased during
the lad year, the demands on the institution bed been mate-
rially augmeated, sad would continue to do so They had
had 25 children more to feed and clothe M 1848 than in
1847, and neat year tless • would be a further addition. This
was stated m a reason for increased exertion. The health
of the children during the past year had been almost unin-
terrupted. The total receipts for the year had been
8,3371. 19s. 5d., and after defraying all charges there wee a
balsam in head of 1,7001. The report having been
adopted, Mr. G. Score (the treasurer) proposed that
indeed of fear courts in the year two only should
be held, via., in Jane and December, and a neolu-
km to alter the rules for that purpose wee passed.
• motion was then brought forward by Mr. Inns, to the
Gibe& that, after each election, the unsuccessful candidate
who had polled the highest number of vote, should be placed
as the kundaike, on payment of 25 guineas. As the rules
now stood, any child, eligible in other respects, might be
admitted, on payment or 100 guinem. It was objected that
the alteration suggested would strike at the root of the prin-
alai* of election, and that children whom the governors, by
their VOW, might declare to be ineligible, might, 'ay.:Aim-
less, bs bread on the insfitution. After e discussion, the
motion was withdrawn, Mr. Evans stating that he would
Mani the matter in the heads of the board of management.
The beard of management, the auditors, and the other di-
em kr the sussing year, were then appointed, and a vote of
thanks was pealed to the late board, which was acknowledged
by Mr. Willman the chairmen. A similar compliment
was paid le die Lord Mayor, in answering which, his lord-
ship midi Shot dazing kis majoralty he should at all times be
nary to give kin services in furtherance of the interests of
tYs mil almYmr limitable institutions. The allotted num-
ber of delikeis, vie. six boys and four girls, were then
skated to the foundidlon, out of a list of candidate com-
▪ s( thirties boys and eight girls.
Tin —There is ore subject which,
Meth strictly speaking connected with parliamentary re-
form, ti in Mager of being overlooked at the reform =ret-
ain themeovaf the Jewish diaabilities. Not
eni!koof the Dowels throughout the country
in vier. Mk set of national justice, but the Roues of
Camases km milisd thek 'pinks by pawing • bill for that
purpose. The ilea it Ms doubted that ifthe matter had been
taken up with proper spirit this bill would now be a
part of the law alibi land. It is to be hived the people will
not quietly steed by nod me their fellow-country men de-
prived of their ealmoorlolipil Oaks, simply because their
amber is rommeolitisly mall, end they modestly refrain
hem Mkt ellnelleg their dialer upon public ratios, in order
net beinmanne the dimmed= ot marisimportent matters. Let
it not be mil that we dower for oar own rights, but
at the AIM time wink ei the mese. of ethers—that, like
the Ammieme, we bort of konlom awl yet tolerate slavery
—and We, while we am ra* seeegh OM inn and emit in
carrying set schemes of sped= is pursuit or our own ad-
vantage, we are useably Welk a kir in order to pro-
mote the interests of ear neigleherar. tich mlfisbnas were
soworthy of any inglishmen, sad metioularly discreditable
to miry Nar wail it be lees unwise than unge-
nerous. The Jews, almost to a man, en in favour
of Mond meosaros ; sad their wealth might render
them powerial allies, in spite of the comparative in-
dentions., of *ay number, If they find themselves
=I pat the shelf, without a word of ezpostulstion on
on n
of tka retormes, It is not reasonable to expect them
to Moist those who, by sot denouncing, are virtually up
beldiek tics shameful persecution under which they have so
long Wreaked. It is particularly desirable that whatever
mestinne see held, whatever resolutions are pissed, and
peddeas are presented next session, this subject
shan• k
readve special attention. Foe, though the emancipa-
tion of dm Isms is a issuer Thigh easome the national
berm ne truly as that at the Boman catholic' and other
i▪ ammisen, it snot of weinolently general interest ever to De-
al= Me bon of may antonshrs agitation, apart Goa more
perier ; cad unless the pemla speak out boldly and
the Sous of Lora will persist in their sprat-
ess, soil tL mailler• ors WIC be serried.—M., Lade
Dee. 77,1848.
Winca.—The barque Rosanna, of Dundee, ran on
a root user Cape Weak se the 18th iistant, and has become
a total wrack; all heads, 'erupting the captain, having
perished.

AdidalLllll.ll.-- NortmORAIMITRIIo—Z• Wheat
sowing h still eandfined, and there is no doubt that on the
Wardens soils a eossiderable breadth mint stand over either
for barley, or to be sown with wheat, after the winter has
rendered the land more fit for the reception if the med.
Some of the early sown wheat will require re sowing, where
the water could not be removed before a portion of the seed
had perished. That portion of the wheat which was put
in in lieventber is coming up well, and we shall not be sur-
prised to Sad it make abettor mop than the early mown.
The further we proceed with thrashing, the mars evident it
becomes that the wheat crop was below an average, and that
the white wheats are decidedly the wont. Barley prove. a
full crop, but generally of inferior quality. Oats a fair
crop, sad hew about, or perhaps a little over, an average.
The steaks of old beans are ungincedently low.
Tara*, ea the loam., or stronger turnip soils,
an this mesas very superior to thine on the light randy soils.
Commas tandps are making 2L to 41. per acre, sad Swedes
from 31. to 61., to be 001181101114 on the land. Sheep have
made bat slew progress on turnips. is consequence al the
prevelemai of wet weather. Cutting turnips of all desert.-
' tires will be head amply to repay dle additional expense,.
in seasons like the present ; the plan is
trZirmliss:7very general. rending is in • very niche
ward state, sad fine open weather is very desir-
able for this operation; but some sharp frosts are very.
neeeessry to dry and pulverise the lands, and to facilitate
the canny of manures, &a—Nottingham Renew. --
Bus:.—We (Chelmsford CAronids) are sorry to lean that
the young plants of wheat in this county are more or less
injured by the slug. Throughout the heavy
tion s must be
land districts
the damage is very extensive. and large por
ploughed up sad Tirsown in the spring. The produce of the
late crop et wheat is also very galislant in them digitises, not
averaging MOM then 2 to 24 coartins per acre.

SHIPPING.
Mau AZZIVID.—DabIia, 1 ; Donagbadeo, 1.
LONDON, Dec. 29.—Wind this day at noon, N., light
bream, and dull hazy weather.
DIAL, Dn. 28.—N.B.—Arriyed from the river masalled :
Mary White, Sydney, N. S. W.; 'terrain, Hobart Town ;
Portman* Ch; Malabar, Madras and Calcutta ; Persia,
Ceylon ; Madras, Sierra Leone ; Charles Brooke, St. Via-
neat ; Arab, Mobile ; The Duke, and Bombay,, New
Orleans; Sophia Mackenzie, St. Join's, N. 8., with lon of
anther and chain. flailed : Isonardele, New Zeeland ;
CCkwMI, Menton Bay ; Sir G. Seymour, Pert PAiilp i .
teadeeiag Laneaston ; Rottardana,Ratayia ; Bu asr
Calcine : Amain Alien Bort _
Cap ac 4oel HAP Tropics Bistalaw W
Orleans ; with the rest of the outward-bound.
Linthroot, Dec. 28.—W.N.W. to N.N.E. —Arrived :
Proton, Paraiba; Hoary Ware, New Orleans' Colon*,
Sayana.tht Bob Roy. Virgin; ; Britannia (st), Halifax and
Baton ; Frederick, Quebec. Sailed : Alice, Hobart Town ;
Richard, Pernambuco; linkbill, Trinidad. Pat back:
Maseppa, for Africa.
Pourtinotrrli, Dec. 28.—N. to N.E. Sailed York
Town, New York; Lord Peke, Mauritius; Manchester,
Mobile.
Cowls, Dec. 28.—N.E.—Arrind : Gambia, River Gam.
his. Sailed; Osmond, Si. Croix.
PLYYOUTH Dec.2B.-14.—Arrived : H.M.S. Calliope,
Coquimbo. Sailed: Juliana, Sydney, N.S.W.; Mary Anna,
Adelaide, B.A. ; Spartan, Port Philip; Helena,
Opt PILL, Dee. 27.—Charles Oak, New York.
HAIITLEPOOL.—N. to N.W.—Sailed: Vestalinden, Rio
Janeiro.
LIVZSPOOL, Dee. 28.—The Snowdon, from this port to
New Orleans, put into the island of Ram, on the 20th inst.,
with all cat away ; and it is leered she would be wrecked
if the weather did not moderate. The Avon, from Bangor
to New Orlin, has come into Liverpool, from Beaumaris,
for repairs.
ROTIISAY, I. 8., Dec. 26.—The Esqnimaux, of Greenock,
fir Antigua, in working oat of Channel on the 25th, got on
dine near Mount Stuart, I. 8., where she now lies; new
mod ; should the weather moderate, may be got off.
Wenn:lsar, Dec. 27. The Catherine, Hamburg to
Oaths and Seville, has been totally lost, near this piece.
TROON, Deo. 26.—Sailed : Warrior, Callao.
0101/118, Dec. 28.—The Teesdale, of Stockton, sank off
ben yesterdayi new caved.
Panzancn, DIM 27.—1 t has been blowing a very heavy
gale hare since last night, from W.N.W. to N N.B. A
pain has been at anchor off Mullion since the 24th inst.,
with a signal of distress flying, but the weather has not per-
mitted any communication with her.
Elcua.r, Dee. 26.—The Charlotte, of and from Gotten-
burg to Mout. Video, was totally wrecked on the 26th inst.
on one of the Western Islands; tan of the crew saved, and,
if the weather should moderate, part of the cargo (deals and
fir balk) wfll be saved.
LL•IIILLY, Dec. 26 —A boat, with Spitfire, of Balti-
more," on her stern, was picked up on Langhorne Sand, on
the 12th inet.,lwring her starboard side stove in.
MILFORD, Dec. 27.—The Petit Helm, of and from Nantes
to Swansea, was driven on shore yesterday, on Newgate
Sands, in St. lkide's Bay. and is likely to be a total wreck ;
four of the crew saved. The Jean. Edmond, Nantes to Car-
diff, foundered at her anchors in Freshwater East Bay yes-
terday ; crew sand, cargo lost.
linoanate, Dec. 27.—The Henry, al and for Newry
from Liverpool, which was on shore on Penmen Been on
the 16th instant, has discharged her cargo (Wheat), which
has bean sold. Th. Elisabeth 'chooser, from Yarmouth to
Liverpool; and the Jonas., schooner, of Hull, have pat in
here with damage to sails, bulwarks, &c., having been in
contact off this port.
Warnatroan, Dec. 17.—The Uomo Canals, which got on
shore on Deward Bank oa the 20th instant, is full or water,
and not likely to be gat off.

COMMERCIAL If MARKETS.

.I_ol'irAr MARKET !TIT Drrzzazoitivoa.
hoe o'Ckck.—The funds opened heavy this morn-
ing, at 881 tog for Consols, as they left off.yeeterdsy.
The weakness of the market was not long in showing
itself, by a reduction of 1 from those quotations, and
recently another I, so that now they mark 881 to
only ex-dividend for the opening. Reduced Threes
are also 881 to /. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.,
884 to 9. Exchequer Bills, 395. to 42a. premium.
Bank Stock, 189 to 191.
The settlement of account is the chief business in
the foreign market, and so far it has progressed with-
out any particular feature or casualty. The quotations
in some instances are slightly in decline from yester-
day. DatchTwo-and-a-Half per Cents., 49 to 60; the
Fours, 74 to 6. Belgian ;73 to 6. Russian, 101 to 3.
Spanish Fives, 131 to 14 ; the Threes, 27j to 281 ;
Passives, 33 to Z. Portuguese, 261 to 6. Mexicans,
241 to Peruvian, 44 to 6. Brazilian, 74 to 6.
Buenos Ayres, 23 to 6. Chilian, 88 to 8. Venezuela,
18 to 20. Danish, 66 to 9.
The Belgian papers have a story, under the head of
correspondence from London, of the intention of Lord
John Russell to propose, on the opening of
parliament, the imposition of a duty of five
shillings a quarter on foreign corn, with
the double object of raising revenue and giving
protection to domestic agriculture. Although the
story s professed to be given on respectable autho-
rity, the London correspondent will scarcely obtain
much credit here.__.

INGLI3I3 FUNDS.
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RAILWAYS.— Shares are Arm at yesterday's
pries, notwithstanding the fall in Camels. We quote
London and North Westerns, 122 to 4; Midlands, 83
to 6; Eastern Counties, 111 to 12; North Staffer&
mach better, at 4i to i dia.; Great Northerns, 10 dis.
French lines are steady at the opening prima.

SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO Tile DAY IN LONDON.
(Yesterday's priors ,U 1 be found In last page.)
Aberdeen, 161 17 Ina. It 8. Waste. New 1646 Pref.,
Dim. & OiLln. Gnu., 22) 7 per Cent, 3
Brietol and Exeter Thirds, 17 Man., Barton, & Matlock, 1
Calademisn, 111 1 Musk., HMG, & Lln. New 101.
Do. Quarters, 111161
E. Amnion SU L& E. end L.& Midland, 111 3
D, 4 Do. 301. Onkel. Prat, 111 12
Do. 111. E. & H., 31 North British, 15/
Do. 31. 10s. 6 per Cr. Pref., 21 N. Staftedsbire, 91 101
ESSUITII Counties, 111 1 Shrews. and Him. LA), 21 1
Do. N. &L 3 4sr Cent., 521 De. New Guar., 7
Great N 8. IkaterL 24
Do. B, II purthnent our., 4/ Do. Tbfrds, No. 4, 71
Great Western, 764 9 York, Newel., & Derv., &611
Do. PVtlas, 111 Do. Orig. New. & Bar., 27
Whale, 112/ Do. Wen. No. 1 (York and
booth Demo, 13 Neve.), 141 N
o
o.
(Rem) 3 and York., U Do. Ex. No. 3 (New. end Der.).
Thirds , 51 141 ex int.
Do. (W. L. 1124. li Do. G.N.E. Per., 71
143 and BratMrd 96 sad 111606
LLeoneds., Brighton, and,
B. C., York
311 Do. Lb N.
IW. D., 1813994
Do. Our. 3 per Cent, Si Bowlegs, and amisso, 11
Lon. & N. Western, 1946 Northam of Frame. 93
Do. New Qrs.% 1 Oriewnsandl larbsson.
Do. Parks/ Um. 11
Do. 101taiLIVB. (eh 111 1
LIMPOOL SAUL Dam= U.
Madam 17 100m1,116
BireL and Dudley, 5 p Dm Mogi 61 d
Caledonian Prat, 1 p Ma&Lberboark Lim Nets Great
Kendal & Whsderm. Pref., 1 p ). 195. 16. 3d. d
Lane. end York. HAM, 11 6 Do. (01malty klheL), 17 1 d
Do. 101. Pref., 1 p 8. Emit. & Dover, 331
Do. (late L. & Bury), 151 6 Do. N 0.4, 71. IL U.
Do. PUths Oats W.E.D.), 5 d Waterford Is Muni* 36 d
Lem & North Weston, IMI Trek, News. &Dm., 110
Do. New Ltrw,il IP. ) Do. (N. LEL No. 3), 3d
Do. Qrs. (C.). 4W. IL) Do. G. N. E. Per., 1 Os. id. d
MLUCHENTER ILL." Daman U.
The 'market was very firm indeed, and stocks scam.
There was a peat disposition to operate for the next so-
count.
Lane. lb Iferfolthe PreL, 6 per limn. & N. W. M. & B. Chn, II
Cent, 1 p N. Malleraidre, 416.161 d
Do. (P. kW.) 111:11m8 Greet Northern, 19 d

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MEDI, SALES: Dumma
Thee Wee a tolerably good attendant* of brokers at the
Exchange to-day, bat the Maine* transacted was vary
imited. Thant was no animal alteration in value. Great
Northern went don. at 10 &a ; Sheffield, Rotherham, and
Gook at 41 dis. These were no lists published when our
expels