The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-26 00:00:00

518.] LONDON ,WEDNESDAY , APRIL 26,1848. [THREEPENCE.

The Piedmontese army is master of the most advan-
tageous positions near Verona. The heavy artillery
is arrived. Two envoys from Parma have offered
the concourse of their troops to King Charles Albert,
who has accepted it. General Durando, with the
Pontifical troops has invested the fortreee of Fer-
rara."
SICILT.—The Independza e Leila of the 13th says:
" The decree which pronounced the dethronement of
the King of Naples, and of all his race in Sicily, hes
been welcomed at Palermo by cries of enthusiasm.
Cries were uttered of Down with the statues
of the Bourbons!' and thousands of voices echoed
' Down with them!' No sooner said than done. All
the statues were thrown down from their pedestals.
They began with that of Philip V. The only one
respected was that of Charles 11., because he was
just and benevolent."

THE 'WEATHER AT GLAs(loW.—Since our lad we
have had frequent rains and a cold temprrature. We have
now a happy change, however, for on Saturday the wind
shifted from the north-cut to the south-east, and, in conse-
quence, the air is snit and balmy, and vegetation begins to
go on apace.—Glassyrne Herald.

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M AILS ARRIVED.—DubIia, 3; Waterford, 2, Donagha-
dee, 1 ; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 . • Flanders, 1.
LONDON, April 26.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W.,
light breeze, and dull hazy weather.
DEAL, April 25.—The Apolline, from Jamaica to London,
put hack last night, repots having been in contact, on the
23rd foment, three leagues E. by S. of Baichy Head, with
a loaded collier, but apparently received only trifling
damage. Arrived: President, Callao; Pacific, Belize.
Arrived from the river and sailed : Coquette, St. Helena ;
Chieftain, and Pilgrim, Callao; Spheriod, St. Vincent's.
Oer DCNOMNESE, April 23 —Arrived :—Duke of Cam-
bridge, Porto Cabello, for Bremen,
Ponvestoertt, April 25 —Arrived : Mercury, Rio Ja-
neiro, for Hamburg ; Louisa, H eh.
Or, THE NEEDLES, April 23.—Arrived: Trident, Aqua.
dilla, for Hamburg.
DUBLIN, April 24.—Arrived: Jane, Memel. Sailed:
23rd, Sir James M•Dounell, New York.
Ore CAPE CLEAR.—Arrived: John Campbell, —.
OFF THE LIZARD, April 21.—Arrived: Regina, Shields,
for Barbadoes.
BIDEPOUD, April 24.—Arrived ; Wave, Cardiff, for Car-
thagena.
SaLcosing, April 24. Arrived: Start, and Flower of
Yarrow, London, both for Lisbon ; Spreadwell, Shields,
for Oporto. 27th, Lady Ringasle, London, for Lisbon.
Sailed : 21tb, Renovatio Hull.
TOMMY, April 24.—gailed Harriet, Shields.
OFF PORTLAND, April 24.—Arrived Agostina, Laun-
caste°, V.D.L.
PLystoutn, April M.—Arrived Fairlie, Sydney, New
South Wales.
Coos, April 23.—Arrived : Henselia, Norfolk, U.S.
Sailed. Cozen, Quebec.
CASTLETOWN (BeaftuavEN), April 21.—Sailed: Circas-
sian, and David Gmrit, 13,11t00.
GALWAY. April 18 —Sailed: Empire, Quebec.
Solon, April 22.—Arrived Archimedes, New Orleans.
Sailed : 24th, Jessie, Quebec.
WARDENPOINT, April 24.—Arrived: Arethusa, New
Yee k.
MARGATE, April 25.—Some of the stores, forty empty
porter casks, and thirty -one ea.ilis of China cloy, in a very
damaged state, have been lauded here from the London,
ashore off the Reculvers.
LLANMI: DOCK, Apri'. 24.--A boat, marked "Medium " on
the lorboard side, end " Nehemiah Crosby" inside, has been
washed ashore in Bruftol Bay, Barry River.
()amour ,April 25.—The Jupiter, from Stettin to Chester,
put into this port to-day, with cargo (linseed cakes) heated,
and must discharge.
Cause ea, April 25.—A. part of a box or desk, painted
green, containing letters and papers, one of the former
addressed to Capt. George Edington, ship Spring, of New-
eaqle, at Hartlepool, has been picked up on the beach near
this place.
LOON, April2s.—Arrived: Doi Gebreeders, Hamburg.
YA WNW; ID, April 22.—Arrived: Augusta Cathinka,
Alton:1; :dialing Emden.
dimmos, April 20.—Arrived Ilenderika, Rotterdam.

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