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The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-06

NAVAL

ADMIRALTY, APES. b.—
W. T. Meadbridp, to the Coast Ottard:
Salem : L. C Urquhart, to the Areder.
Master's Asafetida : C. C. Tilly, to the BlestAtises.
Asesstaat-Baritoas : J. L. Palmer, to UM Videry ; and
C. K. Ord, to the Aran.

.—Lienteamat :

Woohwtos, Aran. 6 —Rdeaniond, it gimp, Commander
Foote, arrived late last night from she Mediterranean. She
will be Inspected by the c.ingeodore pnvioes to being paid off.
',feriae( st. v. left last night for the purpose of bringing
tap the Athol troop ship, Commander E. J. Pears, which
was reported is the river yesterday. The Athol brings
ova the followirg companies of Royal Artillery, from the
Cap* of Good Hope which have completed their period of
service in that colony, viz., Capt. W. H. Forbe'e cumpany
(9th battn.), and Cep:. W. H. Elliott's company (4th batter.)
She also brings over some Royal Sapper, and Minim, sad
invalids, all of whom will be landed at the dockyard. The
Athol will undergo repairs at this yard, should an eilMilka-
don show any to be aseeseary. It is feared owing to the
delay in the arrival of the latrepid et., that the Arctic disco-
very expeditien will not be ready till the first week in May.
Every *Sim however, will be used to complete then beta,
Ow latter fad date premat month.
London, England, 1850-04-06

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE

MARKETS.

MINCINO-LANZ, SATURDAY MORNING.
The Colonial fa ark.ti opined on Wednesday. For Sugar
the demand has bees rather limited, and although importers
continue to support the market by buying in their goods, the
salsa that have ham nude haveni many came been slightly
is favour of dm herrn with the exemption of the reading
sorts, 'Malawi maintained the pm ions currency. There
hes beat seseidereble animation in the Coffee market,
RUNS did* by speculative demand slam this day week
ablest IWO bags of native Ceylon have been disposed of, the
quotation then was 413 s , end it role gradually until Wed-
nesday, whits the pries reached 655., s reaction however hes
takes pines; some Wee were made yesterday at 63e., sad
to-day Ohl• Ms been accepted for good, sad ble. per cwt. for
comma quality ; the plantalon sorts are nearly neglected,
and cestinse to show a decline of about 16s. per cut from
the highest point of the market. Is Tea the business trans-
acted he aids been very eesao ; common C
somewhat easier, the quotations now Wag 91d. per
aenri:
arrivals have taken plus, and the market will shortly be
better supplied.
London, England, 1850-04-06

11115LAffi1 1).

Drama, Aran. 6.
Miring the night it has blown quite a storm, and
swea OM (8 a at.) the gala continuos wi h very alight
alatiaammt. As the wind, however, is off the Irish
tame, a emparativel small meant of damage to
b a p on this side of the channel.
The Yid paelimalmw el any disasters of that kind
w►ich have beta reported are given below.
At a toasting et the &nth Dublin Board of
Clurdlaneyeallerday, ea ofileibleammunication waa re-
waived from the Poor-law Conissiontre relative to

as spplication trade by tb beard that proper care
should be secured Air tha kweakestrigracts about to
soil for Australia. The ootradostraseo state :
That the eseianties K kaiak NOM oat from wok-
houses is Ireland to the Australia* eliewies is mesh the sob-
tte:lfe:l7 sPia sad "'Ohl arreeffewente ander the
e the igairrathe Cos 111/SiOnen ; sod the nines
it wide h they en ant out an exclusively appropriated to
0111 ciao a tisleraliek hr whose ears aid ',rattails •
mom sad seven* risteet mamas an always provided is
wish ship. Mae thin 4,01X1 yang females have bees stet
au is We watt Mut the 'fhb workbemes slue the
erring of 11411; sad the awnwissiosten are sot Wormed that
Owi hes been say news to coesplaie of say each ooeut-
Men SS based the reeds many lea these niftiest' as are
Winded to is the nothstiee of the 'waists u having
ossened is beard the ship &brace, which was sot obartned
hr the purpose K esaveying hue!' orphan @signets from
the Irish workhouse,.
The great meeting of the citizens convened by the
Lord Mayor to petition spiest the abolition of the'
am s o' Lord Lieutenant, has at length been publicly
announced for Monday next, and is to be htid at the
Rotunda. The Freeman's Journal strongly urges the
adoption of a course suggested by Mr. Cantwell, at
the meeting of the Linen Hall ward, on Wednesday,
tamely, the organising of a central parliamentary
commit& in Dublin, " for the twofold purpose of
alicilog the sentiments of the Irish cstetitueucies,
sad of placing on record the written replies of each
of the Irish representatives" on this subject,
The Dublin boards of guardians are also about to
disease the question of the removal of the court, on
the ground that "in the present depressed state of
trade it will entail a vast and overwhelming increase
of pauperism, consequent on the lola of employment
to the tradesman.

The Limerick Chronicle states that Sir T. N. Red-
legion let Limerick on Wednesday morning for
upon basiness connected with the state of
that anion. He prcceeds thence to Kilcornan Castle,
county Galway, and will shortly it is added be in-
stalled a Companion of the Bath in London.
The Dublin Steam-packet Company, having ob-
tained possession of the Admiralty'sestensive factory
and boiler-yard at Holyhead, by virtue of their con-
tract for the conveyance of the mails to that port,
propose moving their repairing establishment from
Liverpool to that town.
At the Cork Anises, on Tavday, the jury found a
verdict of 1,00 W., with costs, for the plaintiff in the
case of " Ormsby v. the Evl of Limerick."
London, England, 1850-04-06

BAVARIA.

It becomes daily more evident that Bavaria has
hostile intentions, for it is continuing to concentrate
troops on the Baden frontier. The Cologne Gazette
says that Baden will be occupied next month, and
that this determination is so positive, that the present
minibter of war, who opposes the occupation, is about.
to give in his resignation.
HESSE DARMSTADT.
This grand duchy shows symptoms (says a letter
from Frankfurt, of the 3rd inst.) of falling off from the
Prussian union. This is no light rumour, it is paid,
but an impendirg fact, the likelihood of which is con-
firmed by the reinforcement to the Austrian embassy
in Dumstadt, of Herr von RObeek.
Bouu, Aran. U.—Voluntary Lam, 10111; Ndlmal Debt. 631 ;
Commormal Marius dummy's Premium. 1934. beak Mime. 631.
V/411111,4 Ara &3.—five pie Celt. Metalliques, 921. Bask Names,
1063.

DRZADFI'L MURDER NEAR NSWPORT,—Nlicruhr,
THURSDAY, APRIL 4 —A most unguinary guilder in rp.•-
tated in this n. iunhourboad .has just come to huht. 'lb*
tidies Is a Yrs. Lewis, of Nitrates, who it would appear,
from the cirenumances is which It.-r lifeless reusing were
Land, was waylaid on Wednesday on her return from New-
port, visors sh.• had ham to purchuo goods. When she Was
missed a vigorous march was unnatutinl ; sad on examining
a wood adjoiuing the Bassalletr-r.sd,Ster body was found. in
a drandfully Nesailed erste. 3ns jaw. bones wee fractured,
the rpm lite:ratty knocked in, and the head arasslitd to
please. The body was removed to the Crow lianas Inn.
Toasoco Stetmot.tuo.—On Cil .ud Friday morn•
ins, a rnsubb little clipper, an old revenue cutter, was
captured off Mar-den by the Custom-house authorities, and
brought into Shields. It is named the " Bob Roy," of
London, bat she Inure properly belongs to Folkstona. She
bad 137 bales of tobacco on board, and Ms valuable owe of
titan. The prise is considered to be worth above 4,0004.
London, England, 1850-04-06

, •
WEST INDIA MAIL.
M intimated in our yesterday's impression, the
royal mail past Teviot, Captain Revitt, arrived
yesterday moraing at Southampton, and landed her
mails under the akar,. of Lieutenant Dennehy, R.N.,
Admiralty agent. The weather during the homeward
voyage of the Teviot was generally floe; not a gale
the who's time till the 3rd iut., when one began in
the moreaug from W.S.W.
The dates by the Teviot are : —Santa Martha,
Feb. 19 ; Panama and Grey Town, Feb. 25; Chi-
ire., Feb. 28 ; Carthage:ea, March 2 ; Porto Cabello,
March 6; La Guayra, March 9; Jamaica, March 10;
Demerara, March 7 ; Trinidad, March 9 ; Grenada,
March 10; St. Vincent*, March 11; Barbados, March
12 ; Antigua, March 14 ; Martinique, March 13 ; St.
Jago de Cuba, March 9; Porto Rico, March 14; St.
Thomas, March 17 ; Fatal, March 29.
The freight on board consists of 946,878 dollars
from Chagres ; 500 oz. 13 darts. gold dust, 895 oz.
112 darts. silver, 1801. plating, 8961. 2s. British coin,
123 serene indigo, 21 cues arrowroot, 126 bales sar-
saparilla, 3 cues tortoiseshell, 2 cues balsam of tole,
10 CUM saccades, 12 cases live plants, and 49 pack-
ages of sundries.
There were 29 passengers on board the Teviot
Captain and Mrs. Wemysa, C. M. R. ; Dr. and Mrs.
Paterson, R.N., from Jamaica ; the rest principally
foreigners, with the exception of eight West India
merchants, two invalid seamen, and one distressed
British seaman from California.

The Tay had gone to the Spanish Main ; the Great
Western to Jamaica and ilavannah ; the Conway and
Eagle to the Northern Islands and British Guiana.

JAMAICA.

From this colony there are no political news. Mr.
Barnard, Chairman of the Quarter Sessions, died on
the 3rd of March ; Mr. Farquharson succeeds him.
The island was healthy. Cmsiderable expectations
were beginning to be formed of the results of the
cultivation of rice and cotton. An agricultural
association for promoting the culture of minor
products had been formed. The rains throughout
the island had ceased.

Our Jamaica correspondent writes es follows:
London, England, 1850-04-06

NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE.

The proposed meeting of shareholders for the pur-
pose of receiving the report of the committee of investiga-
tion into the affairs of this railway took pines no Wednesday,
at Stoke. The chair was occupied by Mr. J. L. RICARDO,
M.P.

The Czataiwt stated that he had received a amount-
utien from the chairman of the committee, General Briggs,
in which he wee informed that the report of the committee
would not be ready, and that, therefore, the meeting meat
be adjourned. It had, however, he n thought prow that
the present meeting should be held pro firma, and a fresh
one called. He felt himself bound to repudiate the Manua•
tics that there was any desire on the part of the directors
to shriek from the result et an investigation to which they
had themselves bees instrumeatal. After reading the letter
from General Briggs, sad soapy of the minutes of the oom-
I mine., Mr. Ricardo concluded by saying that is soon as
the report was received not a moment would be lost in lay-
ing it -before the shareholders.
Mr. Avian, having asked if any of the committee were
present, aid received an answer in the negative, said that
some report of the proceedings of the committee up to the
must moment might have been tarnished. He thought
that the report wig t not to_be pat off to an indefinite
perid.
Mro. RICMIDO said that, ander the eirenasetanoes, no par-
titular day eoald be flied. It was difficult to know how to
eat. It was, perhaps, better to leave it as It was, and the
committee would nee their endeavour. to obtain a report as
early as possible.
Mr. Anurrawarrn said he attended on the part of a cow-
situ*e of shareholders to Manchester, and held hinisell be-
tween 600 and 600 shares. He was unions to know what
the vales of his property was. The conduct of the directors
had been so fair and candid he would not withdraw his cost.
Memos from them. . . _

Mr. iiiATIC;I d.sind to know the state of the allot s.
time with the North-Western, tad asked if any of the dine
ton had been parties la the contracts for iron which had
bees entered into long before they were wasted.
Mr. RICARDO said he could not anticipate the committee's
report. As soon se the affair was settled it would be oom-
minicated to the shareholders. The traffic returns would
neemearily be much altered by the arrangements with the
London and North Western. He thought the monthly
returns, which had failed to meet the approval 01 t►e she,.
holden., were the best basis to judir ills value of their
property from, but in accordance with their •kb the semi
weekly return should be substituted.
Mr. 'WATSON pressed for an 'Lawn to his question regard-
ing the iron contras*. end vise answered by Mr. Riterdo,
who stated than° cannot for iron bad been mimed into
With say director.
London, England, 1850-04-30

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Aran, 24.
A very melancholy affair heppr.ned here the day
before yesterday. Two rung Poles, pupils of the
Theresa Ritter Academy, visited one of the b weeks
in order tone several of their countrymea InlJagiag
Ito the regiment Hay nye, by whom they were very
well received, but, furgetiiog where they were, they
in the excitement of the moment convened in their
own language. Several Czechs b. longing to the
regiment, who overheard the convcreadon, left the

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London, England, 1850-04-30

POLICE.-YESTEEDAY.

THAMES.
ABIIIDOIIENT OF THE LIBRICIT OF BRITISH SUB/ICTS
IN SOUTH AMERlCA.—Captain IVaddingtow, whose extra.
ordinary statement with respect to the treatment to which
free men of colour are subjected in Charleston excited so
much surprise at this court on Thursday last, again appeared
to a summons (the hearing of which was then remanded
through an informality, by which a man of colour named
Bum, sought to recover a balance of sea wages. It will be
remembered that the captain restated the claim on the
ground that he had to pay DX for the maintenance of the
complainant to the &hand of Charleston, where Burnt had
been imprisoned during the two months which the ship spent
in that port, fur no other offence than that of being born
black; and that, according to the regulations, the presence
of a free black man iu the territory was calculated to conta-
minate the slave population.
Mr. Yardley on that occasion was of opinion that u the
defendent, who was aware of the regulation, took Discus
with ►im without any express stipulation as to deduction in
the event of his confinement, the time he spent in prison
must be considered part and parcel of the period of his ser-
vices; end to this opinion his worship adhered in deciding
the question yesterday.
Mr. Pelham then said there was a dispute as to the ad-
vance made to Bunn, the captain charging the dfflar at
4a. fld , whilst Burets put it only at 4s.
Mr. Yardley—You need not be vexed, captain, you have
gained immortality iroin this inqairy. (Laughter.)
Captain Waddington—That's all very well, but if I go to
Charleston again 1 guppies they'll cut away my sails.
(Laughter.) lam aired to go to South America again. 1
wish all the blacks were slaves.
Toe order was then made, and the parties left.
London, England, 1850-04-30

THE MURDER OF LICHNOWSKY AND

AUERSWALD.

On the 28th lost. the jury of Hum gave 4 verdict
in the cue of the allegtd murderers of Count Lich-
nowski and Anerewald, killed at Frankfort some time
minor. The qnestions put to the jury were in number
thirty-five. The accused, Georg, Ludwig, Pflug, and
Koerber were found guilty of having with fire-arms
inflicted wounds on their victims, from which death
had ensued. In answer to the 33th question the jury
ruled unanimously that at the time of the commission
of the crime the accused were not in the free use of
their mental Gcultiee, on account of the political
effervescence of the period.
The court, in its audience cc the 27th inst., ten-
tenoed Georg and Ludwig, for the murder of both
Auerswald and Lichnowsky, the first to hard labour
for twenty years in irons, the second to hard labour
for life, with the heaviest irons. Pflug was sentenced
to five years' and • half in light irons ; Xavier to aix
months' imprisonment in the house of correction, and
Dietrich to • year's imprisonment without hard
labour. The accused Gambel and Schmidt were
scqaitted.
London, England, 1850-04-30

[THREEPENCE.

RAILWAYS.

Tine D•r, Two o'Creox.
The share market opened with a steady appearance
this morning, and the rates realised were is
severs! instances in advance of those of 7eis•
terday ; but a considerable degree of flatness
has supervened since the decline in Connie,
and the tone is now heavy, with • tendency
to lower prices generally. Great Westerns were last
done at 604; North Westerns at 101 ; South Eastbrns
at 131-,. North Stafford. were done as high as 7i,
even after the commencement of business, but the
last price negotiated was 71.

armies prices
Yesterday.

e 9
n 1t die.

Par 4VA

61 6 $Ol
London, England, 1850-04-30

MILITARY.

ROYAL ASTILLIIT.—In consequence of the deputere of
Lord Gough for Ireland. the anticipated review has been
postponed, and, will it is stated, take place in the early put
of Msy. The troops are ordered to assemble every morning
ea Woolwich Common for single file firing, Romany of them
are not proficient as infantry.
London, England, 1850-04-30

over moor. nag the uor of its Unto. the IMO you. reuted.es

inSdeiiiasioi hillog Tubanish or even to tutuirate the dues", lit Utts
suffering cundttion he was advised to try llelloway's oinnuerd .1114
and he commenced a regular applyduon of them. whh-a at a
short Ulric etre ted a perfect cure. The Adelaide Ohw•rver of the ith
of March. ISIS, publishes this as ens among the mans leiti,zushing
cures eifeeted in South Australia by these invaluable turatetans —sold
by all drusinsta, and at Vrofnisor liotorray's Establishment, 244 r
tits rod, Loalloa.
London, England, 1850-04-30

IRELAND.

Beaus, Aran. 29.
The City of Dublin Steam Company will commence
their contract kw the conveyance of the mails between
Kingston and Holyhead on Wednesday next, the let
of May. The vessels to be employed in the service
are the Eblans, Iron Duke, and St. Columba, of the
company's boats; the Llewellyn, which they have
purchased from government, and the Banshee, which
has been lent to them. And in order to keep up the
Liverpool trade at the same time we of the company's
boats each day (that which will sail from Kingston
at 7h. 30m., p.m.) will proceed on to Liverpool from
Holyhead after dropping the mails at the latter place.
William Roche, Req., J.P., formerly M.P. for
Limerick, died on Friday evening.
On Friday night the Right Rev, and Right Hon.
Lord Robert Tottenham, Bishop of Clogher, only
brother of the late Marquis of Ely, died. The bishopric
of Clogher merges in the primacy.
On Saturday evening the members of the Hiber-
nian United Service Club entertained our gallant and
distinguished countryman, Lord Viscount Gough, at
a dinner, in their Club-honse, B:siphon's-green. The
chair was taken by Sir Edward Blekeny, K.C.B. ; at
his right sat the guest of the evening, Lord Viscount
Gough, his Royal Highness Prince Georgie of Cam-
bridge, and Colonel housefather; at his left eat the
Very Rev, the Dean of Derry (brother of Lord
Gough), Coloisel Turner, Lieut.-Colonel Bates. Colonel
Mansell, Lieut.-Colonel Gough, Colonel OldSsld, and
the Hon. Captain Gough.
London, England, 1850-04-30

CLERICAL

Rev. Jobs Brand Bode, MA , rector of Weetwell, Oz.
fordehire, to be a entregette, dio. OrJord.
Rev. George Porter, 8.A., to Limpeton R., Devon ; value
2671., with residence ; pat., T. Porter, Esq.
Rev. John Wightmse. M.A., to Kinpthorpe P.C., North-
amptonshire ; pat., fit. Ketherine's Hospital, London.
VACAN CI ES.

Camden V., Notts, dm. Lincoln ; value 1711. ; pat.,
Bishop of Ripon ; Rev. C. Fletcher, dee.
Swell, Lwow, a and din. Gloucester ; value 1001. ; pats.,
Christ Church, Oxford ; Rev. J. Perkins, dec.

NAVAL

WOOLWICH, Aran, 29.—This morning the Lords of the
Admiralty visited Woolwich at aloe o'c:ock, and embarked
in the Black Eagle, oa a vi-it to the vessels composing
►he Arctic expedition at Greenhithe. Their lordship' spent
some hours in inspecting the vessels, and appeared to be
much gratified with all their appointments and equipments.
The party returned to Woolwich in the afternoon. The
Intrepid, st.-v , which was to have left Woolwich to-day for
°rushlike, was delayed in consiquenoe of not being in a
sufgeient state of forwardness, and will leave to-morrow to
join the rest of the squadron at Grunhithe. The ships and
steamers are ordered to leave Ortenhithe on Thursday, the
2nd of May.
London, England, 1850-04-08

bar sent ';Mr ~sand ha chief al the CAutary
Area ' pg OWL. Ni paper; raw Wm, 111§
Tait r*:42;"aCCI.4I" WS-1r"
rozpigg et St. SI. isms so Las.

, Aram 2.
The report of the hderal opened BERNE
essosenieg the
sesoclations of German !workmen estiblialted in
Switzerland has kelt published. It:is very lengthy,
and Gestalts ramie Curious revelations on the pro-
ceedings of the detnagoguse in Bwitserland.
The federal authority Gould no longer tolerate this
foreign propaganda, which each day acquired new
disciples in the country, and mowed the pest* of
the seighbourilw states.
The report is ibllowed by the Federal decree against
the associations.

ITALY.

ROME.

From intelligence received by the Papal Nuncio at
Paris, it appears that the Pope will have left Naples
on the 4th of April.
The journey of the holy father will not be made by
sea. Cardinal Antonelli has been charged to thank
France for her offer of a vessel, but the Roman popu-
lation having, by numerous petitions, manifested a
desire to be blessed by the holy father, be has yielded
to their prayers, and will pan through the towns of
his states.

The Pope will stay one day at Terracing, then at
Frognone, whence be will go to Velletri, where he
will stop one day, and will afterwards make his entry
into the Holy City by the gate of St. John de Latran.
A private letter from Rome, of the 31st ult., says
the return of his holiness seems now certain.
The day of his departure from Portici, and of his
entry into Rome, are not yet officially announced, but
his return may be expected between the 12th and
14th of April.
Mention has been made of his intention to visit
en roorouteAlstri, the only city of the pontifical states
in which the republican flag was never hoisted, and
of his remaining for a shorter or a longer time at
Terracing and Velletri, but these arrangements ap-
pear to have been modified. General Baraguay
d'Hilliers will go oat to meet the Pope, and will
accompany him to the Vatican.
Tee general will ride at the right-hand door of
the pontifical cart iage, and General Barberini, general
of the Garde Mobile, at the left. The French army
will form in rank or occupy the streets through which
the cortege will peas. Tee official programme of the
reception at the gate of Saint Jean de Latran by the
municipal body and the clergy is not yet settled. It
is knows, however, that the Pope will arrive between
two and three o'clock, and that he has formally in-
terdicted the erection of any triumphal arch, the illumi-
nation of any public buildings, and other similar demon-
strations paid out of the city funds. On theday of his
arrival his holiness will issue four or five decrees,
regulating the committee of state, the municipal re-
gime, and other ameliorations promised by the motet-
proprio of September 1849. It is supposed also that
the pieces of two !mule, now coining, having the re-
verse commemorative of his return, will be distributed
to the people during hie progress through the streets.
London, England, 1850-04-08

(t) Provided that It the deed be stamped after
enteatioe, it shall lake Ant only beet the day oa
sublet it shell be se stempl, end aot before. (The
egret et this end the fee irieg alteration hoe been
developed is the Daily N.w&]

My dead, whereby say y p;in 417010 sem or same of
messy. er say onsisiony, ran, or peer* ono, [thews
words being sew] or any stook or dark laths fiends,
or glary cotieyeney sr eoryeenotion, Asa lis *settled or
agreed to bo settled.
If ths MY
Shall net Shall set
Samoa to Preessedsty sassed Proposed duty.
t a.
100 1E 15 100 0 6 0
1.000 1 16 1,000 2 10 0
3.000 9 0 2,000 6 0 0
3,000 3 0 3,000 7 10 0
4.000 4 0 4,000 10 0 0
4,000 6 0 6,000 12 10 0
7.000 7 0 7,000 17 10 0
9,000 9 0 9,000 22 10 0
12,000 12 0 12,000 30 0 0
16,000 1.5 0 15,000 37 10 0
20,000 20 0 20,000 60 0 0
50,000 25 0 60,000 120 0 0
The seals being at an equable rate of se. per cent.
Other Alteratiests.—" And where, upon the nettle-
sent of any lands, &c., any sums sha:l be charged
thereon for raising portions fur children or otherwise,
the said ad valorem ditty shall be charged in repeat
of all such sum or stuns." [This is an entirely new
item of taxation, sod is calculated, as shown in the
Daily News, frequently to levy taxes on amounts
which may never require to be raised.]

WARILiNTB or Arroaltfy.

--- ---
To be subjected to the same increased duties u
bonds.

lILISH STAMPS.

Leases in Ireland were, under special Act of Parlia-
ment, subject to a special scale of duty. Under the
proposed law this scale of duets will be repealed,
and leases for Irish property will bear the same stamp
as is imposed upon lessee in Great Britaia.
London, England, 1850-04-08

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1850.

WORBRIP•BTREBT.

A HOSIAND'S RITINGS.—John Martin well brought up
on a warrant charged with lumina violently insulted Thos.
liniaphnys, a cabinet maker, living is Wonhip-square,
insbury.
The esmplaiaant, who appeased with lib head enveloped
is bomb" sad shinnied Aber marks of severe meat
uideStellniiii that, while paging shag the street, near his
own na the while
ter the 28th ult., the defen.
dant towards him Is a Mate of extreme excite.
swat, nod emisiming, "I have eaNLt you at lest, and shall
now sassier yea," instantly tripped up hie heels, sad Hung
him heavily wpm the pavement. Be ore he weld recover
his ink doe dekidant violently ,tasked him, and beat sad
kicked him in the moot savage was/ until both his eyes
were hiesiumed, his nose broke,, and his face sod person
completely covered with blood. His rein for minutes at
length attracted the attention of several parsons, who rescued
kisa from farther ill siege, and, but for Moir timely inter-
ior's's, he lilt satisfied Mat the detendent would certainly
have ended eat his threat and murdered hint outright.
The sompleleant added, that he bad formerly occupied
apartments in the same home with the defendant and his
wills but bad never given him the slightest provocation to
Justify suck a instil attack, and was snarl) at a loss to so-
aunt ise the Inveterate aaimeeity he entertained towards
idea.

The somplainent was sew* acesimamised by Mr.
Harkey cs behalf of Ow deltsdaat, with • view of
that bs lisd sterisd es a minimal Merman' with L.=
0 hist:EOM, bewever. be positively dried le be the
..eass he skilled. aim a mil deal et bsehatiss end
be had Mims bur ea dillsreM ageism te pima
.t.is enhetelmma4 bet Wit bed always been mu
aempeeded by • hash relative el lie whit was too
diereet a press le permit the slightest aut of y to
take place la Me presumes.
Kr. Heritage said although the amplaisant's evidence had
berm greatly exaggerated, be wm instructed to admit that
the smelt bad hem eassmitted by his client under an ems-
mrated mess of ' my and wreag, which lis wife, is •
neural el tresses, bad basell dissimed to him.
Mr. mid that be meet &slim es preammes say
desists& is thew, and amid merely require the de a-
dant to emir Mum his ewe reasphames fee Ms WOMEN
hoseashes le amwer say Amp that might be petered
bin.

Tat CONVICT IN HONIIIIONOWLANII GAOL
AWAITING Exaconost.—ltensi Deasy, MOW laaa
who was ceadeseed to beet ms
'atiVitardwuorges.Tbuille, es
Tuesday last, Ow
_knot NIP Idleddlimale AMC al 'wall,
with aa awl, lalse ably hi" eiseittles_ rewieved
to Ilereseseager- Gaol. whoa ho was pies& by kr.
Leese, the simmer, la the all lady aoseplod by Maw
slag, the raardera of O'Cosaer. He semasil very mash
to feel his oltaatios, sad cried the whele of Tandy alOt.
Ile sow sad them pretests that ho Is lasessat, mod diet
Wm Taunt, the metier of the Wm, ocemaitted the
nerds?. Skold is respite ha reesived, this (mew will he
negated athistia lientrawaisr-laae, oa Kohday neraing, the
Xled t.
London, England, 1850-04-08

NAPLES.

Our correspondent writes :
NAPLES, MARCH 30.

After the long delays and even most recent doubts,
it seems to be certain that his Helicess will leave next
Thursday cr Friday, the sth or 6th April. M. Ray-
neva' I know has orders to be at Terracing at th
time to receive him ; whether his Holiness will just
at present go farther I must not as certainly state.
In the meantime people seem most anxious to have a
last glimpse, and crowds go down daily to Portici to
be presented and kiss the papal hand or to3t as the
case may be. The King, it is said, will accompany
his Holiness, and the road (for he will go by land)
will be lined with Neapolitan troops to the frontier.
I hear nothing mote of a change of ministers and
measures, though it is generally stated and believed
that Lavarese had been sent fur by the King, but for
what purpose I cantot inform you. Our streets are
still crowded with recruits. What must be the ex-
hausted state of a country which has to support such
legions of military ? General Avitabile died last night
of apoplexy.
Five per Cents., 931. Exchange on London, 370.
London, England, 1850-04-08

PIEDMONT.

The Cumber of Deputies hu resolved that the
budget of 1860 shall be discussed before that of 1549,
or the accounts of 1847.

TUSCANY.

A letter from Leghorn, of the 24th ult., in the ..Va-
rionale of Florence, states that on that day a great
number of persons had gone to the new cemetery to
place crowns on the graves of those who had fallen
for the cause of Italian independence, and that in the
contiguous church of La Boons Morte part of the con-
gregation having called for a Pater and Ave to the
memory of those who bad died for the cause of Italy,
a great disturbance ensued, which called the police to
the spot. A letter from Leghorn of the 29th, in the
Statuto of Florence, adds that fourteen persons have
I been arrested on account of the disturbance alluded to.
The following notice has been published at Leghorn
by the military authorities :
From the imperial aid royal military command of the
city.—All those who follow religious proccuious, which are
still tolerated, shall have their faces uncovered ; and the
churches shall be closed at 7 p.m., and not re-opened till
sunrise.—Leghorn, March 28.

COLONIAL
London, England, 1850-06-05

SPORTING.

THE SETTLING FOB THE DERBY AND OAK&
From the number and nmoinitude of the accounts, and
some unfavourable rumours &meaning two heavy losers, we
attestled the settling yesterday with strong misgivings ; our
apprehensions, we are happy to state, have not been justi
fled by the result; for although one of the parties pointed at
in the rumours to which we have referred his not made sr-
raagements tomcod his deficit, and the dangerous illness of
the other, brought on by exceasive excitemsat, has put •
present settlement of his !account out of the question, paying
and receiving proceeded with a smoothness which no one
appeared to have anticipated. We cannot take upon our-
selves to say that t was really a pod settling, for it is In-
centrstible that there was a vast deal of " parrying," not
oonfitsed to a few or • class—but matters appeared to bass
been a:Limpid beforehand, and those who were Incas
venteneed by the default of others had the prudence to ab-
stain from "making bad worse," by publishing it.
The only quoteable bets were 6 to 4 apt each of the two
f tea for the Emperor's Plate (Osman and the Flying
Dutchman); the odds afterwards offered.
London, England, 1850-06-05

DUBLIN HOSPITALS

Mr. OROGAN moved for • select committee to Inquire
into the Dublin h,spitala. Certain government aids to these
establishments being about to be withdrawn in consequence
of the impending abolition of the Irish viceroyalty, the hon.
member intend into some prolonged statements to show
that In justice and bumar.i•y the assistance beretorote given
should be esaintsined to its lull extent.
11r. lIAMILTON wooded the motion.

The CHANCELLOR of th;EXCIII34CEIt could eat
no Telma for appointing the select committee. Pull tenors
on the subject already exiited, aid the eourse determined
upon 11.4 received the format considera,ion. It was upon
rneommendaVons given long Sind', by various high and com-
petent authorities, that the reduction and ultimate cessation
of the allowances to t►e Dublin hospitals had received the
sanction o' the government. _ _

Kr ogoomit, aft., a few 'FMK withdrew the motion.
London, England, 1850-06-05

PRIVATE BI7BINESS.

The Aberdeen Iltailimy Bill was reed a third time and
pencil.

AMENDMENTS CONSIDERED.

Tya• N;;raaTioa;Piearems I;iyaTi and Caallals
Rail way ;
SEcoaa READINO —New River Company Bill.
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.

- -
Ur. FITZROY eaostd, " That on Thanday, the 27th
instant, orders to the day lave preeeaenye of notices of Ma
tions, wi•lteur orierity to growenuct nt orders."
Mr. HUME hoped the house would not make this inno-
vating, sons.dtring the short time there now was for no-
tices.

Mr. GLADSTONE said it had not b. to usual for the
house to give two notice days throughou• the session; for
'sacral sessions put there had been but one towards the
dose, it being found convenient that the house should apply
itself to di•posine of the business already before it.
Mr. ROEBUCK said that such bad been the rale, but
without the laving clause proposed by the hon. lamb r,
that the goverment nrd-rs should not have the preeeduee.
Mr. F. MACKENZIE ttought the motion did Lot go far
enough. It would be better to pen the same resolution with
mime to every Thursday.
Mr. TKELAWNY said if he stood alone, he should cer-
tainly divide 'Mut this motion.
Mr. PREMIX rentiuded the house that three Wednes-
days tied 1, en takes away from independent mermen in the
=both of ll.y ; t u oonsequenee was many bills had been
deferred.

Lard J. RUSSELL said he would not oppuw the mafiosi
ea it stood, ow propose sap ameadment tr. He cask' sot
02011111 is the suggestion that had beta made of taking every
Thanday for orders, se We thought it desirable that oppoeta-
aii should he Riven for bringing forward the notions which
bad boas pvtposed.
The Mss' then

F.tekemotion
Assiut is
London, England, 1850-06-05

RAILWAYS.

flu DAY. Two o'Craca.
The market for railway share' opened this morn-
lag at an improvement in pries in most for the leading
stocks, and transtotiou were effected in Loudon and
North Wester°. as high as l 091; Great Northern*,
at Ilf; Booth Pasterns, at 16/i and Ber-
wick", at 16g. The market has since ra-
ther given way, bat has again rallied, and
now, with one or two exeeptioaa, look, very firm.
London and North Western, are now quoted 1081 to
9. Great Westerns have not been so good to-day ;
they are at present called 681 to 59. The market
generally has been characterised by considerable ac-
tivity, and a large businers hae been done in Great
Northern', Great Westerns, London and North Wes-
terns, and Berwick'.
London, England, 1850-11-16

SWITZERLAND.

The definitive result of the elections of Geneva is as
follows: College of the city, M. Mayerbrother,
radical candidate, 2,929; Gen. Dufour, conservative,
1,700 ; M. James Posy stood only 36th on the list of
44 deputies to choose. College of the right bsok :
James Penay, radical, 660 votes ; Duval, conservative,
630. College of the left bank : M. Benit, radical, 1,807.
The first conservative candidate obtained only 1,600.
The radical list completely succeeded.
London, England, 1850-11-16

ing for Peshawar.
CHINA.

From Hong-Kong we learn that the itutt.
gents were getting the better of the imps.
rial troops. Numerous bands of robbers were plug.
dering and burning throughout the province tt
Kangsi and Canton, and after the capture of the cif
of Kintachan the insurgents had advanced to isat...l
120 English miles of Canton.

BORNEO.
Intelligence had reached Singapore of a vietcey
gained by the Dutch over the Chinese in the Sou
river, in Borneo, after a bloody engagement.

It was reported that Sir Jamee iirrcioke';Misr:ott to
Siam had proved an utter failure.

COMMERCIAL.
Freights from Hong-Kong to Liverpool, W. In,.
Exchange on London, six months' sigh', 6s.
Calcutta.—Exchange, 21. I !,d. to 2d. 1
Freights to Liverpool, 3!.
Bombay.—Manufactared goods dull. &chug.,
2a. ljd.
London, England, 1850-11-16

ARK S.

SUOLE.—The average pries of toga, the produce of the
British posessaioss is America, ornnunted from the returns
Node is the week ending the 12tIt N 281. 314.
per ewe. Bogor, the produos of the Dismititie, is 29i 104 d,
byvir, the produce of the East Indies, is 28s. 1018. The
itimrs prim of the three foregoing descriptions jointly, is
Us. Rd.—Lassies; Gagette.

BRISTOL, Nov. 15.

Bun/A.—TIN West Indla Turkel hu beet; very quiet
this week, and the trumaetions sines our list report an not
worth euumerating. In Mauritius and Bengali no miles
are reported • but 1,600 bum yellow Havannas have found
buyerettdoes which have not ben made public. Refined
p goods pate In the &peed= it present existing in the
raw inatkot, but We insaufaatnten will not sill but at fully
fanner rata.
For Rom the demand is steady but not active.

LivaarooL, N0v..15.

Sooka.—There hie been a very moderate deMand, bat a.
holders continua firm, there is not any change in prime, end
the sales are 300 bads. B. P., 2,000 bags Biopsy, 2.000 mats
Mauritius, and a email panel of Madras. Foreign.—The
market continues quiet, only 160 boxes repacked Porto Rim,
and indirect import, having been sold, at 395. 6d. to 41s. per
cwt. duty paid. Mildews continue in request, and very full
prices are paid ; 100 puny. Barbadoes have brought 18s.
par cwt. Caffse.—The market is steady, but the business is
not estimative, being limited to • few asks plantation Ceylon
at 63.. ta 66e. ; 260 bags native, at 64c, and 300 bags ordi-
trey Madras, at 48c per cwt. A cargo of Rio, efi +at, has
been sold at 48a. par cut, for a port in the Mediterranean.
%Ws white pepper brought 70., sad 60 bags pimento,
opt per lb. No sales damn or ginger. 100 tees. Carolina
nos sold at 16c 6d. to 19s. 6d. ; end 4,000 burs But India, at
Bs. 31. to 88.93. for low to fine broke.,
_ Se. 6d. foe yellow
cargo, and 9.. 3d. for middle table. Rum.—ln coosequence
of the stock in first hands being almost exhausted, the sales
are limited to 00 puns. Demerara, at very full prices.
Nothing reported in Indigo or Los Dye; 60 chests'of
Shall Las mild at 494. 6d. for orange, 455. per cwt. tot gar-
net, and other torts in proportion ; small males made in Gum
Arabic and Gum Olibanum; 1,600 baste of Cuteb sold at
18s. 93 , 600 bales of Gambier at 14s. 63., 100 bags of Ta-
male at 16s. to 18s. 64.,1,000 bags of Sego Flour at 164.65.,
and small parcels of American Bees' Wax at 61. 6t. per cwt.
3,600 bags and pockets Rapeseed, off the quay, brought 40,.
to 40s. 6d. per qr. Saltpetre dull, and very little done ' • and
in Nitrate of Soda, 80 tons sold at 13.. 61. to 13.. 9cl. per
cwt. _ _

atTANO.—A cargo of 460 tons of Patsgoßlan sold, to ar-
rive, at 61. lbs. Bd. per ton.
London, England, 1850-11-16

ITALY.

TURIN, Nov. 11.

The Opinions announces that the Senator Gioia has
been sworn in Minister of Public Instruction, in the
place of M. Mama, who has resigned.

' --AWN
• n
MADRID. Noy. 10.
ntinistrystrill prowlet to•the Cortes in the course
otthe next week the Whet, &bill on the tariff, and
'Other on the liberty sttbe press.

INDIA AND CHINA.
We have received by electric telegraph, Trieste,
the following summary of Indian intelligence, in szti.
cipation of the overland mail :
The dates of the last advice, were, Hong-xn.
Sept. 27; Calcutta, Oct. 8; and Bbmbiy, Oct. 17. 1,
No event of political importance had occurred is
India Proper since the departure of the last mill.
The hill tribes on the Kobat frontier were agsh
manifesting a hostile disposition, and the pasaag,
through their defiles was interrupted.
It is again announced that the works on the E.
-bay Railway had been commenced.
Disaffection and mutinies among the NiraMs 02th.
Slements still continue.
The Got

wee on the point of &put.
London, England, 1850-11-16

ROMAN STATES.

Our Roman correspondent, writing on the Bth
Wet, relates some most atrocious icetanoes of cruelty
on the pert of the iberri. One man (a respectable shop-
keeper) was well nigh cudgelled to death by them.
Tb. links of Rignano had returned to Rome. The
InatiV, Tatar, had arrived from Africa.
Lead buy (writes our correspondent) is not
• qema winter hue, the still milder climate of
Fakirs* bias pisiesnended for the health of
• serbew eeri heir. Signor Pellegrini has
jest titans& from Eigliad, and brings with
WM favourable accounts of his operations touch
ing the railway from Rome to -Civita Vecchio,
which he states to be on the eve of being
undertaken, chiefly through the impulse of British
capital and industry. With respect to the money
market and public securities, the rickety condition of
the government and the uneasy position of this coun-
try, as well as of the whole continent, keep them in
an umatidactory stain.
Cardinal Berestte, who wee in the provinces, was
seat far by his Holiness recently, as an experienced
statesman; he excused himself from coming to
Rome on account of indisposition, but promised to
come in the ensuing mouth.
The Minister of Commerce, Jacobin', has received
urgent directions, by an ord;ne santissimo of the Pope,
to give up the Borromei.palace forthwith, for the use
of the Jesuits. The tribunal of commerce has been
subjected to the commission of censure, and the greater
pert of the empkyls dismissed.
The demonstration of pubic feeling with respect to
the new taxes has been so marked that the glover*
went appears resolved to premed more cautiously
with the mend tariff, that upon the professions. The
'notification wee to have been published last week;
indeed, it was printed and ready, when the refleotioea
of the Minister of Justice induced the government to
suspend the measure, since it was urged that the divi-
sion of profeesiosal teen into categories would invoke
world of difficulties, as sometimes an excellent lawyer
or doctor, by reason of his health or family affairs,
might only be in a limited practice, although his
merit was fist-rate. By this tariff advocates were
rated at 90 dollars a year, and medical men at 90 dol-
lars. At the eloideg of the lists at the municipal
Mane for the registering of taxable shopkeepers, about
threerhundred individuals were found to have pre-
sented themselves, whereas several thousands altoge-
ther are calculated as being comprised in Rom. The
statue of Penguin* has furnished another spigrailn
upon the subject of the taxes, punning upon gm nuns
of the Minister of Finance, Oalli (Gauls).
CI sober hail Oelli a llbe ,rarci
tin vial sol Immo per mina*.
A horde of Gauls to free us seam, and hardly did Mho,
A single OW he. rained our fumes lot a Wm.
London, England, 1850-02-02

THE UNITED STATES.

The arrival of the Washington, Captain Page, at
Liverpool, last craning, pots as in possession of one
day's later news than that easununicated in the
letters and papers brought by the Cambria, and pub-
lished in the Repress on the 22nd ult. We then,
however, published a telegraphic despatch of the 10. h
January—the day on which the Washington left New
York.
The only intelligent* of importance is that given in
the New York Herald, on the authority of its IVaeh-
ington cwrespondent, who announces the probable
settlement of the Nicaragua question.
" Mr. Clayton, on the to ,rt of Use United States, sad Sir
U. Bulwer, on the part of England—have agreed to•sertain
arrangemeLt embracing four, five, or al leading points, by
which the whole of this business will be seteledeffeetaally,
provided the United States Senate, on the one side, and
Lord Palmerston, on the other, agree to the malt arrived at
by their respective negotiators. By the proposed arrange-
ment the United States sad Ovrat Britain agree in conven-
tion to sonstitut• themselves the protecting powers of the
great enterprise to COMM% the two weans, guaranteeing neu-
trality to the canal about to be contracted and opened
through Nicaragua, wider a charter from the government
of that state. By that convention the sovereign right of Ni-
caragua tothe wools of the territory lying between the Atlan-
tic and the Pacific oceans, embracing bout sides of the route of
the proposed canal, and the navigation I z tiding to sack end,
is acknowledged and gostentesd hy the two powers.
and thrown open to Oa whole commercial world, in.der
'attain gwad 01111dielnee^ *Mbar paint de aisipenemsee-.
meat authorises the pirouette; powers, sun in time of war,
to plate the renal in a neutral position, open to all action',
with a sea ral offing on each aide of the Isthmus, embracing
shoat two degrees of each of the great oceans. Within
those limits, even la a state of 'maritime war, no attack can
be attempted by the vessels of one nation on those of
another, but full 'weep is given beyonl them on either side.
Another paint of great importance is, that the authority
vested by the state of Nicaragua in the canal empany is to
he complete sod perfect over the rates of toll, and over the
financial and commercial management of the whole line. It
L she understood that the Russian government, and even
the French government, may beams parties, and occupy
the same peettion as protective powers as the others, it eking
towards the construction and use of this canal."
Commercial affairs stand precisely as they did at
the last advice..
London, England, 1850-02-02

NOTICES OF MOTION.

SLAYS TIZADE —Mr M. GIBBON gave notice on behalfl
of Mr. Hatt that on bander wet he would submit a me.,
tam tweeting the shre trade in connexion with the repasts
of the commiturcs of 1318-1849.

ITaLIAN Roorotra —lir. HUME said on Monday ant
he would oak her Majesty's ministers whether they intended
to lay on the table t. y papers respee:ing the ',total at Malta
to melee Italian refugee%

Yon BALLOT.-51r. H. BERKELEY, on an early oppot•
Unity, to move for Inv' to being In a bill to the adoption of
the trillst in the election of niensban of parliament.
COnirt EXPINDI7rII.-02 the noun of Mr.
FERWEN, the kl owing addrean wen ordered—Addrein
Ur return of the abinacts of the recounts of the 'even'
e..unty triaisinre in England and Wales for the yearend.
kg \Whitlow, 1548, and Ilichaelthas, 1849 (in a eimaar
form to the return presented and ordered to be printed by
the Howe of C-mtz.ins on the 4.h day of May, 1849, Patin.
nisatary Paper, NJ. 260). Address for return showing the
number of g-lice constables in each county, or division of a
county, in England and Woks, under the Let 2 and 3 Vic.,
C. 91, distinguishing each elan or denomination, and the
rate of payment =ell to each constable ; including also a
nines in the runner of polies constables stationed in inch
pry unions division in said counties, with the sun and
r.,pulation of said divines, and the amount geld to the
county polies rats by each division ; together with an ea
count, in detail, of the motel items of expenditun fog the
years 1643 and