The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-25 00:00:00

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17.1 LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1848. [THREEPENCE.

DEFEAT OF THE GERMAN

nounced in the whole impression of the Daily News
this morning, although just published as news
extraordinary in a second edition of the Morning
Chronicle, weighs upon the market, nor is
the complexion of the intelligence from Paris
calculated to improve it. Private advices repre-
sent a feeling of alarm there about the charac-
ter of the elections, so far as they have proceeded and
become known. Consols have been lingering at 82
and 821 most of the morning, but some small
purchases of money stock have recently made the
quotations better, at 821 to f, for money, and 84 to 1
for the account. Reduced Threes are 80} to
Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 81,4 to I. Exchequer
Bills, 425. to 45e. premium. Bank Stock, 187 to 9.
We have a further improvement in Spanish Bonds,
the Five per Cents. being now quoted, 121 to 13;
the Threes, 221 to t ; Passive, 3 to k. The publica-
tion of the correspondence between the British
minister at Madrid and the Spanish government,
has rather created a feeling in favour of the latter,
who are considered to have repulsed properly
an uncalled-for attempt at interference in the internal
affairs of Spain by the Foreign Secretary. The
government of Narvaez commands otherwise so little
sympathy in the City and among the bond-
holders,that any officious meddling is so much the more
to be deprecated which should have the double
effect of offending the amour yropre of the Spaniards,
whilst creating a distrust here in 'the policy of
the Foreign-office and the proceedings of its repre-
- seatative abroad. Portuguese are 141 to 151.
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 39 to 41 ; the
Fours 60 to 2. Belgian Four-and-a Half per Cents.,
50 to 5. Brazilian, 62 to 6. Mexican, 14; to 151.
Peruvian, 29 to 31. Russian, B5 to 90.

REPUBLICANS.

We have received the following by electric telegraph
of the South Eastern Railway :
BRUSSELS, Aram 24.

The German Republicans, including the partisans
of both Strurs and Hecker, were entirely defeated
at Gandern, on the 20th, with great logs. Baron De
Gazern, commander of the Baden troops, was killed
Iby the insurgents. The Republicans fell back on
1 Fribourg, which they barricaded.

Rant Stoat, 1/7 0
par Ct. Rod. /atm. 60{
I per et. Cow. Awn.. 823
POlttltl7l
Spar CI. Austrian Hoods.
isper Ct. Halt. Bond'. 60 6
per Cent. ditto, >t 5
i per Ct. kirrallian WA, 51 6
[Mt., Xis. 73
;.,t, et Buenos ai-rea e.. 18 21
Pato Milian 5.4.. *4 4
15.1t0 Column. Pet. U 4...
Culninhian Lqunkt, MIA '
per 0
er Cl.e
Dan:4llll4 14.. 60 1
U
p Dutch 114.50 a 4
4 sor Gt. Lunch Carta.. 44 2

Yll51)0.
3iper Ct. Cons. for At., 833
3 per Cent,. 811 3
I F.:chequer Bal., et. to /3A pre
FUNDS.
1 per Coat. OrtnadA NJ.. 12 14
Wenn& Deferred lids.. 23 1
5 por Ct Mellean, 1648, 141 14
per Ct. Porn,. Ws., 13 31
Portu,l,-,e Can. 11.11,.. 143 113
; ver M 1.., Si 30
Sponlbh 1145., 111 13
3 tar Ct. mkst,tol, IMIs, 1131
Spanish Deferred 0 k..
141,stve 3
I yer Yenemels 13.15., 1813
Veto:mat I,tferral Blif., I

SECOND EDITION.

From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT.

WAR-OFFICE, Aram 25.
lot Sept. Life Gal.—Lieut. O. 11. Cavendish to be opt., without I
par., vice Sir C. W. Kent. Bart., dee.; Cor. Geo. Viset. Dunplin to
be lieut., tree Cavendish; Lieut. T. 11. Kinreote, from b.-p. 12th Lt.
Drags., to be cor, and sub-lieut, der Lord ; T. P. Gratrex,
gent., to be nor. and sub-lieut., by pus., .1W Kingmote, who rel..
711,1 Drag. Gils.—(s4pt. A. n. Wiesen, from h.-p. Both F., to he clot.,
vice Sir 11. St. J. 31 ildmiy. Milt., who rich.
Ilth I.t. ling.—Lieut..o3l. S. R. Warren, from 11.• p • 'matt telicvl,
to be liciit-ea, vice E ilarvey, ono ; Major J. . ig, to
liar[-col., by put
,vice Warren, who ret.; Quit. r!. W
Sih Kn
irt, to be
major, by por., rice King; Lkut J. F. ',Aneroid, to be cud., by
pus., sire Steuart; Cornet S. K. 'Watson, to be lieut., by put., vice
Fitzgerald.
Coldstream Refl. of F. Gds.—Major and Brevet-Ca T. Chaplain, to
be lieuL.tol., by por., vice C. A. F. Bentlnck, who ret. upon h
=attacked ; Capt. and Lleut-Col. and Brevet-Col. IC. M. Day, to le
major, by nor.. vice Chaplin; Brevet-Col. J. Linton, from h .p.,
unatt., to be can. and lieut..col., vice Hay; Lieut. and Capt. G. A.
Vernon, to be capt and Bent-col., by par., vice Linton, who ret. •
Env. and Lieut. W. G. Dawkinv, to be lieut. and coot. by our., ice
temon ; D. R. Williamson, gent., to be CU. and lieut., by nor., vice
Dawkins.
23th Reg. of P.—Ens. W. G. Toner, to be lieut., without par.,
vice Wbitty, dec.; C. C. Dick, gent., to be en. vice Turner.
34th F.—Major N. R. Blown, to be lieut.-ea, without put., vice
Pleedon'.6". to b:c.a. C.
ti
ice ZU4llbnOuWl,lll 1.11j50.rj.;0i7t1.18n7t... Brown;
limit., rice Bourke; Ens. W. Scott, to he Brut., by our , vice Jordan,
whose prom., by our., has been cane.; E. G. Kenny, gent., to be ens.,
withat por., vier Molt.
ttrit F.—lire'.-Major 11. rt. proem to be major, without par., rice
Egerton, dee.; Liens. J. 31. Primrose, to be rapt., vice !Snore ; Ina
W. Mines, to be lieut., without pie., vice Wilkinson, app. udjut.;
Lieut. F. G. Wilkinma, to adjut , vice Priniresse, promoted.
64th F.—Assist-Surg. W. 11. Short, from 15th F., to be assist.-
' aurg., vice Pardon, who resigns.
74th F.—Lieut. T. W. I:vans. to be rapt, without tar., vice limy.-
Major Aasell, dee.; W. W. J. Bruce, gent, to be ens., without intr.
19th F.—SergiMajor W. Watson, to be epartermast., vice Dukes,
deceased.
Cape Mounted Rifiemen.—Lieut J. F. Boyce., to be adjut , vice
Haney, retired.
COIMISILHAT.—Dep.-Arsint. Commis: Gen. P. 11. St. John Mild-
may has been permitted to bin COMMiniell. from Slat Jun.
OP,ICE OF ORDANCE, Aran. 22.
Corps of Royal Engineeru—Brev.-Major G. C. Page, to be bent--
cot, Page;
Alderson, encoded ; Sec. Capt. IL W. Lugard to be capt.,
vice Page; Firm Lieut. A. D. Cadre to be see. capt., vice began
See.-Lieut. 0. FL Gordon, to be Int lieut, vice Cadre.

RAILWAYS.—The abate market is decidedly
better for business, but quotations are much the same
as yesterday. French shares are quoted higher.
Boulognes, Northerns, and I'aris and Lyons having
risen, chiefly because they ,were lower than any
other.
-ALES EFFPCTPD UP TT) TWO 711121 DAT IN
DON
(Yesterday's priers will he round in last page.)
2:;1 Si M. hoot. 971 6
Eastern Counties, 131 1 Iw C nsol. Brist. k Bir. 6 per
East lance:hire, ISt Cent., 116 19
Great Northern. 3) Do., PrOrtni &Glouc., 41 p
Gt. Western, 07 4 Shrocehire Union, 1
Ito. Halves, 50 South Fancy, 22
Do. FillAs, 20 South Wales, 61
Leeds & ninth, 151 Turk, News., Ber., 29)
London and Blackwell, 41 Do. G. N.B. Pur. or Pref., 71
Lean Brighton, St S. Coast, 291 Bork and North Mid., 65
Loa. & N. western, 128 7 Boulogne and Amieus, 61
Lon. and B. Western, 431 Dutch lthenifk.
Do. New Mt, 26 Northern of Enna, 4 3)
North British Halves, 9 Orkans and Bordeaux, 11
North Staffordshire, 1;1 Paris and Lyons, 21
Scuttith Central, 26 5) Park and Orlesna, 25
SALFS, APRIL 24.
it without change in prices.
Tan. & York. (kV .R. 1.1.1, 4 3.11 •
N. stafrarilsbire, 3 5-10 d
Shrops. Unions. d
S. E. a Ilurer, N 0.4, 31 d
ALES, Arcot 21.
brokers mode holiday, and
The few oaks Wed., d were

There was • fl at market, bu
Lun., &M.A. in., 7 1-14 d
Loy.don and North M ()atm, M. &
11. tarp (A & It) 11.14 p
Mo. Qr., ,C), 21 p

Itlllll ING 11AM
Bin Easter !dumbly, tl
very litilr business was done.
at firmer prices.
North Staffordshire, 11. 3s. Id. d
YORK BALES, Aran. 21.
E. Lancashire, 18 I North British Thirds, 18s. dd.
Gt. Northern, Si. °L id. York, News., sad Brie., No. 2,
North British, 20i late New ler., Si lea. 3d.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
GEORGE HARGREAVES and JOSIPH HARGREAVES, Man-
cheater, merchants, April 24.
BANKRUPTS.
JOHN EDMUND BOYD, Grovesner-street West, Pimlico,
baker.
CHARLIS ROWCROPT, Pauhon-square, Chelsea, book-
seller.
HENRY ALONZO Banr,Devonahirestreet, Queen-square,
linen draper.
J totes BRODIE GORDON, Church-mw, Limehouse, cooper.
JOSEPH SAROEHT, Beater/a, Bret.()Rehire innkeeper.
WILLIAM DAVIS, Abercarne, Monmouthshire, iron plate
manufacturer.
THOMAS SWIFT, Chepstow, Monmouthshire, timber mu-
Chant.
JOHN HAMLYN Hitt, Plymouth, veterinary surgeon.
ROBERT HARDING, Bridgwater, Somersetshire, draper.
WILLIAM Banutnon, Cheltenham, grocer.
THOMAS Srurraar, South Shore. Lancashire, innkeeper.
ROBERT Talcum, Liverpool, merchant.
JAMES GRAY, Jun., Liverpool, metal broker.
ALERANDER hi'Dogatu, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, confec•
tioner.
WHITFIELD BURNETT, ROBERT MOON WATBON, Etas
WANLERS, Bishop Wearmouth, THOMAS HARRISON, Char.
terehaugb, and DANIEL Sroxon, Shiney-row, Durham, ship
owners.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

ARCHIBALD ISP MARTIN, AIWA, innkeeper.
ISIDOR CALMANN, GIiOROW, merchant.
CHARLES GRAHAM SIDES'. Perth, m,rchant.
ROBERT Rosa and ANDREW Ross, Dunfermline, boot
makers.
ALRIREDIR DIMON, Greenock, spirit merchant.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-pest Two.-1
This day, as usual, has been kept as a holiday. Te public
sales advertised for to morrow consist of 300 bags Madras
Surir, 1,500 bags Ce_ y_los Coffee, 350 bags Pimento, 3,000
bags Pepper, and 3,500 hags Rice.
Prevent otoek.tcpleal with the abeempadMM pried La year
, gum., Elea 1 ado . 14,720
Mourning, — 117,702
East India, mg• JAWS lassessa 34.385
Madura, top
Runt, West India's*.
Coffee, B. P., casks, kin, sad tags 3,343 ...... Imam ..._ 2,830
Ceylon, = 83,131 LIAM 33,309
Moe
Co, B. Ph.:l:arrais and bags ... 1,443 imam OBl
Foreign, barrel. and bags ',Mg
Woe, tone
Pepper, black, tags 63,83 Damage 7,432

HONESTY OF THE HIGH-PRICED!!!—A Limerick
paper aim :—" A malicious and wicked paragraph appears in
the London s • a--(oae of the cheap mere, which re-
ceive. news with matchless rapidity)—to the effect that the
Limerick savings bank has stopped payment. The numer-
ous depositors well know that such is not the feet, and that
no institution of the kind in this country is better regulated
and conducted than the Limerick savings bank."—iiorning
Herald.
The following is the paravraph from which the above
garbled extract is made : " A malicious and wicked para-
graph appears in the London Telegraph. as if from an Irish
correspondent, to the effect that the Limerick Savings Bank
has stopped payment! The numerous depositors well
knew that such is not the fact, and that no institution
of the kind in this c'iuntry is better regulated and con-
ducted than the Limerick Savings Bank, where, in addi-
tion to the t Moms of the establishment, the trustees give
their att. ndance every successive week, performing their
duties to the great satisfaction of all concerned in paying rr
withdrawing sums of money. The official certificate of the
whole amount funded in government securities is always
forthcoming."—Limenek Chronicle, April 22.
THE WEATHER AND TILE CROPS.—ThOugh the
weather has Peen somewhat changeable and showery during
the I.st fortnight, it has not impeded to any serious extent
the tilling and seeding operations of the farmers in this and
the adjoininz counties. The return of consider►ble numbers
of labourers to the agricultural districts, since the suspen-
sion of vari.•us railway works, has enabled the farmers to
increase considerably the f rce required at a statical period
like the present, and the only restriction to a still greater
ed. mice in tillage 11,U been the wa•.t of sufficient hone poser
for harrowing, ploughing, Ise. The mere energetic culti-
vator., both in Lance•hire and Cheshire, finished Rowing
spring corn on Saturday last, and commenced planing
the late potato crop at the beginning of the pre, gat
week, which is quite early enough. The autumn wheat
at the Dog Holes, at Withiegtoa, is as luxuriant ILA on
the 12th of May last year, the only discoloured or yellow
plaits being those immediately adjacent to the " reins," which
will recover with tine dry weather. The casual observer
would doubtless object to the quantity of plant, but the lard
here is in good heart, and will bear a wry heavy crop. The
excellent husbandry displayed on this farm well entitles it
to be regarded as a model farm for the neighbourhood.
The large crop of carrot and parsnips obtained last year has
induced the ocaupien of light soils to sow again largely;
thereby assisting materially m supplying the table with
vegetables o. a nutritious kind, and at the same time pro.
during for horses and cows a description of food which they
prefer to any other vegetable, excepting, perhaps, kohl tabs.
This root is likewise commanding more attention, and
should be sown fora winter crop as soon as possible. One
advantage in the use of this root, as well as of the earrot, is
the absence of the offensive smell:observed in butter produced
from the milk of cows fed largely on turnips.—MarseAesfer
Emanative.

CORN.-Arrivals at the granaries, by the Eastern
Counties Railway, far the week ending April 22:
Malt ....... 6,366 are. Bear
Wbeat - ,
132dey 100 „ I roar 4,760 wits.
Oats
BRIDLINGTON, April 22.-We had a limited supply of
Wheat, which sold readily at former rates. Barley and Oats
were in good demand, and fine samples rather dearer. In
Beans and Peas there was very little doing, and prices were
ls per qr. lower. Wheat, 475. to 50s. • Barley, 265. to 30s.
per qr. Oats, 9d. to 9ed. per et. Beals, 365. to 38s. ; Per,
32s to 34a. per qr.
CAMBRIDGE, April 22.-We had a moderate supply of all
corn, and twice. were dearer, in a great measure caused by
the very wet weather, which has pented all sowing this
week of spring corn, and many acr. of Barley will not be
s ism Wheat, red, 48s. to 625. ; white, 645.; Barley, 30e. to
34e. ; Beans, 325. to 354.; Oats, 17s. to 2.51.
CIRENCIPITIR, April 24.-The supply of grain at today's
market rather short, and mostly of an inferior description.
Wheat ut the best descriptions commanded Is. to 2s. per qr.
more money. Barley in in good demand, with a very short
sopply ; the trade ruled higher by Is. per qr. 01 other grain
we are fairly supplied, and without any alteration in Met
week's prices. Wheat, 101. 15s. to 131. 15e. per load.
Barley, 335. to 38s. per quarter. Oats, 21e. to 28s. Beans,
40s. to 48s.
COLCHESTER, April 22.-Another week of unfavourabl

weather has paned, and Barley sowing has been altogethe.
suspended-indeed, all field operations have been. The
Wheat trade was slow, the condition being bad. Barley was
more in demand, and prices quite as good. Other articles
without alteration.
DoNcaarra. April 22.-Wet and ungenial weather still
prevails; a great quantity of spring corn is yet to sow, and
Wheat on low lands begins to hare a sickly hue. At this
ear...Jaffe market there was a large supply of Wheat: fine
dry qualities sold slowly, at nearly last week's prices;
interior, and eamples wanting condition, 64. per
three bushels lower. Oats are slow sale, without
alteration in price. Dry Beans unaltered ; damp parcels
very unsaleable. Barley was in better request, at Is. per qr.
advanee. Wheat, new, 17s. to 195.; tine, 20s. to 215.;
old, 17s. to 195. ; fine, 20s. to 21s. Blendcorn, 155. to
175.; fine, 18.. Rye, 13s. to 146.; fine, 15e. Beens,l3. to 14s;
tee, 155. to 165.; old, 17s. to 186.; fine, 19s. Peas, grey, 145.;
white, 15a., per three imp. bushels. Oats, 19s. to 23e.;
fine, 245. to 215.; old, 235. to 245. ; fine, 255. to 265. Bar-
ley. 30.. to 325.; fine malting. 335. to 36a. per qr.
HUNTINGDON, April 22.-Thc continuance of unfavour-
able weather induces the farmers to demand more money
for their corn, and the beat samples of both Wheat and Bar-1
ley realised Is. per qr. more than lest week, and other aorta
of corn were firm at former natl.
KENDAL, April 22.-There was a good attendance. Grain
*old at On advance over the last week's prices. It continues
cold for the 'colon.
LANCASTER, April 22.-There has been but a trifling ,
ateoa• tof grain exhibited. Buyers were dull at coming
f. ea. ed on herring that an advance ia prices cool a-Iced
o'itained, my 6d. to 9.1. per tail more than last quotations.
ta1..t.0, We load of '2BOlOl , 31s. 6i. to 335. 6d. Meal, per
load ,i: 210105., 28s. to 295. 3d. Beans, per load 2801b5., 20s. ,
to 21, 6d.
LEICEATER, April 22 -Farmers and dealers asked 2s. to
3s. p.lt qr. more money for Wheat; but notmore than Is. on ;
last week could, to any extent, be realised. Barley was Is.
clearer. Oats and Beans stationary. Wheat. from 48.. to
55. 61. Barley, 325. to 365. Beans, 40s. to 50s. Oats, 225.
to 285 per qr. Flour, fine, 403.; seconds, 3115.; thirds, 365. i
per sock.
Matrox, April 22.-There has been a thin supply of all
grein. In Wheat and Oats we make no alteration in price.
B' art; y fetches rather more money. Wheat, white, 545. to
605. per 40 stone; red, 523. to 565. Barley, 295. to 345. per
32 stone. Oats, 9yd. to 101 d. per stone.
NORTH marrow, April 22.-The show of Wheat and Bar-
lel has bet n but very sleek, and each article met a quick
sale, at full Is. to 2s. per qr. more money. But few Oats and
Beans offering. and making the prices of last week.
Pitharox, April 22. -The fresh arrivals of produce from
Ireland are to a limited amount. The improved tone in the
trade noted in our last report, has been followed by a greater
regime of confidence amongst the millers and deltic's
generally than we have observed for several weeks past;
but the unsettled aspect of the times induces them to act in
all their transactions with extreme caution; hence, the
demand fur bread stuffs not being of a lively character, it is
impossible to realise a further amendment in prices. We had
a small sus ply of English Wheat at oar Corn Exchange toe
day, which met a tolerably free sale, at an &Omni* old&
per swindle, and in some instances very fine samples of whits
commanded nearly Is. over our last quotations. Irish b held
for 2d. per bushel more motley, but it meets a slow sale.
Flour without change. Beans in request, at extreme rates.
Peon nominal. Oats stationary in vale,. We experience a
uurierste retail inquiry for Oatmeal, asd this article is held
with much firmness, but the wholesale dealers hold off put.