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The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-15

GERMANY.

BERLIN, Juno 12.
The Austrian plenipotentiary at Frankfort has re-
jected the proposal made by Herr Mathis, the Prus-
sian plenipotentiary. They were equal rights to the
presidency of the Assembly to both powers, the As-
sembly to be merely en accidental or temporary meet-
iog, and not the plenum of the confederation, and the
acknowledgment of the Erfurt union.
Disturbances have broken out in Nenstadt, in
Saxony. Troops have sent to restore order.
The merchants of Stralsund have complained, in a
petition to the ministry, of the protectionist proposals
of the Minister of Commerce, Von der Heydt.
General Ranch was buried this morning.
The College of Princes of the German Union met
at noon on the 12th inst. in Berlin; M. von Sydow
acting es president.

Battu mt, Jima 13.—Volantary Lou, DIU ; National
Debt, 864 ; Commennal Society's Premium, 1034. Bank
Shane,

VIENNA, Jona 12.
Telegrapbic advice. from Vienna, dated the 12th
instant, state that the official announcement of the
abolition of the intermediate custom frontier between
Austria and Hungary we. published on that morn-
ing. A constitution for the Italian provinces is about
to be published.
Thiess. Joss 12.—Five par Coot. Motalliqueo, 911 ;
Four-saes.4-11all per Cents. ditto, 831. Book Sharon, 1148.
Mashing* ea Leedom, U.

ENTERTAINMENT TO THE FREEMASONS AT THE
MANSION-Ho vsit—Tti•Lerd Mayer has heard isvit aliens to
• beeqeet to be gives ha the Aryption•hall soFr•smaslas oa
the 28th hat. The guests will include the pond master,
oho rasa resets, the provincial road mailers, the am-
bers of She read umaettee bap, sad other bretlina. It is
40 years sines an osentalawssit was glta ha dim asles-
Mass to Yawns. that baguet boteriaceisresidod by 8a
C. 8. Mater. Tho request f osiannes be
worn as the approacidos Masa oi image a eery grad
opoctralo.
London, England, 1850-06-15

MUSIC.

MISS BINCKES' AND MIL HAIGII'S CONCERT.—
This entertainmeut took place last night at the Hanover-
square Rxims, which were crowded by a numerous audience.
Ins programme consisted chiefly of vocal music, varied, how-
ever, by a airing quartets of Moxirt, a harp fantasia by Mr.
J. B. Chatterton, a concertina solo by Mr it Blagrove, and
1 halberg's " Mose " fantasia by Miss Binckes. hie lady,
in addition to her clever performance of Tnalberg's difficult
pianoforte piece, contributed to the vocal portion of the con-
cert, singing with much taste and execution 'leveret solos,
besides aiding in the concerted:music. Her versatile talent
elicited, as it desei Ted, much applause. the other vocalists
were bliss Catherine H.yes, Md.le Havinci, Mr. Sims
Reeves, Mr. J. Haigh, and Sig. Felice Ronooni. The latter
gentleman, who is brother to the celebrated baritone, pos-
an agreeable tenor voice, of round and smooth quality,
and promises to be an effective concert singer. The vocal NW-
Don comprised various novelties ; among others, a very agree-
able setting, by Mr. Boleyn &Ilya, of Shelley's words, "11*
cold earth slept below."
London, England, 1850-06-15

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIRD COURT.—YESTEILDAT.
Strong Tx' Comma Ilaainary.
PKOISCUTION OF MOCK KOMI'S.
Is the nese of Spark., Stanley, Campbell, and Wright,
indicted for conspiracy to defraud, Mr. Parnel applied tar
the use to be fixed for Monday, and stated that the Treasury
had been applied to to prosecute, but after looking over the
eases seat had declined Wagering, and the result was that
several other indictments having beau seat the prosecution
war not yet reedy.
Mr. Payne propisad that the case should go over until
next swims, and the defendants be let out on moderate bell.
Mr. Parse! would not muds to any such proposition,
anlase heavy bail wss given.
Mr. Henry, for Sparks, was anxious the sue should be
tried at once.

Attar some conversation the cue was ordered to stand hat
is the list of this court for te-morrow, so that should the
Nadu not then be concluded, It will probably come on the
Mu Naafi ow Monday.

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN 14110ELDITCH.—A firs of a
very alarming and destructive character broke out at
a late hoer on Thunday night, on the premises be-
lousing to Mr. Charles Jaques, a fruiterer sod green-
Rymer, carrying on business at No. 166, Hugh-street,
Shoreditcb, near the church. The firemen, by mnuat-
'sag the roof. of houses, end oeuveyiag the hale up, were
enabled to get the mutiny over the fire, bet not until Mr.
Jaques premises, together with furniture sad wearing ap-
parel were nearly eoneassed, and sonsiderable damage done
in the property of Mr. Punt, licensed victualler, end Mr.
Bailey, green. Fortunately the three were insured. The
arito of the flee amid sot be amettained.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—Last evening a jury Were em-
palliated, at the Sutton Arms Tavern, Catherine-stmt.
Chute-houwaquare, before Mr. W. Baker, to inquire into
the cause of the death of Mr. Charles Jamie Webber. The
deeem 11 was in the Austrian service, and on the 26th of
May, while stsylug at the bowie of bit brother, who le
rector of Bt. Butolph, he accideatally discharged a loaded
pistol, the bell from which passed through his head. He
was immediately placed under surgical treatment, and went
on favourably for some days. On Friday week, however,
ho was attacked with locklaw, which caused his death on
Sunday last. The deceased, although only 36 years of age,
had sees much service in the lets liangerian eagsgeesente,
and had received several sabre wounds. The jury, without,
any heeitaUon, returned a vs rdict of "Accddentel death."
London, England, 1850-06-15

ITALY.

LOMBARDY.
Field-Marshal Radetzky arrived at Milan on the
7th. The object of his visit is supposed to be the
choice to be made of the chief points to be fortified
for the defence of the territory.
. The works are to be
commenced immediately.—Prince Charles of Schwar-
zeoberg, imperial lieutenant, has gone on a tour to
visit the principal towns of that province, in order to
inquire into their wants.
London, England, 1850-06-15

MANCHESTER, haw 14.

81001.11X01141101.—The market has been quiet, and
alter opening rather firmly, the lighter ea*, gave way slightly. The
heavier stocks maintained their price, and the weaknise visible ap.
peered to Ile rather the result of to excitement than o: any fear kw
the permanency of present relate.

BIRMINGHAM, JUIN 14.

STOCE.EXOlial4Ol.—Thia market was not quits so firm
taday ; but, up-m the whole, prices pretty well supported.
Birmingham and Stour Valleys ware dew at 9 par share, and ninny-
shim Vetoes at 44 die.

LENDS, Item 14.

eivoa-IxozAwsz.—Thin waste first day of the sew se.
touts. This morning the market exhibited hie buoyancy,
sod a large amount of business was d. ne at improved quotations.
Balm : Qtleronian, 9i 91—East and West Yorkshire, ei 61—London
and North Western Quarters, pa.--Oral Northerns, 1311 13
Is. ltd. 4.—Bast Lanoashlre, 7i—Leeds Wellington Baths, Si —Yore,
Newcastle, and Eerwkk, 15:—Nortb Western, 13 n d.—Leeds and
Think, 111 —London and North Western Stuck, Lot.

THE ScuoLABS OF THE CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL.
In our report of the prouediage of the last Court of
Crimson Cauca but one then was an announcement by
the chairman of the School Committee that the " Nalomons"
eabibitioner (Mr. H. S. Fagan) having been amongst the
suemsestol candidates for classical bonenn had been elected
a fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford, The mathematical
clam list of honours has since appeared, and Hr. Fagan's
name 'paean the first co the list. The honour of the City of
London School has thus beans. well maintained at Orford as
at Cambridge. At the latter university the " Times" &helm
(Mr. Emery) holds a distiegaished appointment. It is pro-
bable, we are given to understand, that an addition to the
number of scholarships will shortly be made from the sur-
plus of the " Rickard Lambert Joan" Fend, and that a
meeting will in 'slew days take place upon the subject. The
City of London School has scarcely emu 13 years, and it Is
&rear rich in exhibitions to mar great depositories of loam-
lag. The "Usaufoy" ezkibitlem are limited to Cambridgei
the " Times" extended to Oxford and Cambridge s nal
Aldeuttan galomons entemled to Oclorda Cambridge, and
the University of Leaden.
London, England, 1850-06-15

PUBLIC SALES.

14.—BrJerrrs
Nemo %Ann, at Oarraware—Freehold
residence, isall. Viestow-hill Villa, Upper Norwood, with
fire acres of land kid out in riellatitt.4juundir, Sins 01
tithes and land taz—cold for 3,0401.
Freehold plat of ground end orcharding, adjoining the
above. containing 14 acre.-5101.
Freehold Swim cottage, celled Tyrol Valli, adjoining the
preoeding--1,1001.
Leasehold plot of ground, exiled Culla Hill, containing
nearly goer acres, *leo a eattage residence, let for 211. per
annum, the whole held till 1882 at 321. 151.-1201.

WALTUAX Foam.—Yesterday a return obtained
by Vissonot Damn wu printed, showing the encroach-
meats on the rights of the crown within tt-s Fora! of
Waltham, and of the number rf prosecutions inritoted by
the Anyway-General or by the Connals.iwore of Woods
sad rotate. Two certificates Mtn transmitted to the Attar-
ney.General by the earthmen of Waltham Porto, and
through him to the Consaiwioners of Woods and Forests,
eastaWing 14 complaints. ho pros. cation was footnoted in
Mast ass% is ousequass of the royal onmuistion on tha
rights and dates of the crown and individuals la Waltham
Foust.
London, England, 1850-06-15

SPAIN.

A Madrid journal, of the 9th, dates that the
government of Spain and Portugal have come to an
arrangement for improving the road from Madrid to
Lisboa, and for the erection of a atone bridge across
the river which runs between Elvu and Badajoz.
A postal treaty is also to be soncleded between the
two countries.
London, England, 1850-06-15

pia

(THREEPENCE.

fRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK.

Name WINS,.

Belisle sad Ballymena
Birkeaheed, Luse., t Cheshire
Bates, Blsekbers,&W t York.
Bristol .sd Easter

oat i
Chester Mkt L
Dahlia aad Viet .1 anetion
Dublin and Thogseda
DIAS* end itlesstown
[hustles and'Arbroath
Dandee,Pern,Aberdeen Jane
Dastan= ianiskillan
Bast Laßosa's'
Pattern Caantlatiand Norfolk
&stern lJnlon
lidrabargh wad Glasgow
burgh,Parth, and Dundee
Farteill Nailway
Glasgow, Paisley, and Aye
Glasgow, Paieley,and Greenock
Greet Northern& IL. Lineolzeb
Gnat Southern andWesternal
Great Wafters
Leareater and Carlisle
Iwneashir" and lfoekahire
1146,

Avorpool,Osunby_ & Ilkontlapert
Leedom andllsolkWesterit
London sadlisekwell
London, Brislmon, and 8.
London and ernithWsetorn.
Londonderry and Enniskille;
Man., Boxton, & Matlock, &c.
Manchester, Shell., &Lincoln
slaryport and Carlis'•
Midland
IlltillandGreatWastern.W
lionklands
Newcutie and Carlisle
North British .... .
,4 North Staffordshire*
445 Scottish'-

,n Central
Scottish Midland
Shrewsbury and Birmingham
Shrewsbury and Chaster
Shropshire Union

South Devon
South Eastern
SouthYork.,Doneuter&Geols V,
Taff Vale
Ulster

West Cornwall
Whitehaven Junction
York, Newoutle, Berwick
York and North Midland

761
28
714
211
1074
72

Foßerox.
Amiens and Boulogne
Dieppe ....
Montereau and Troyes
Northern of Fraser
Orleans to Bourges (CelAt.)
Orleans to Bordeaux
Paris and Orleans
Paris and Rouen
Rouen and Havre

4G6 998
13,062 17,622
2,310 2,563
2,1409 2,971
7,G26 7,465
6,810 -
2,471 -

• The melee are exclusive of the amount available under the
agreement with the London end North Western : the returns include
the receipts on 150 mile. of canal.
f The returns include the receipts on 60 miles of canal and 9 miles
otrollway.

(From the -Vining iourteet.t
Not more than an average amount of business has been
transacted during the week ; still there are many bargains,
which are likely to come off, now in course of necociation.
The accounts from the mines continue very favourable.
Shares in the following mines have chanced baud. during
the week:—South Wheal Fr►nces, Treviskey and Barrier,
Tressveao. South Basset, Mary Ann, Penzance Consols,
Treleigh, West Treasury, Alfred C3neola, Stray Park, Tre-
then, Kincsiatt and Bedford, Lelant C mania, Wheal
Franco, South Langford, P. udervee Cznaols,
Gustavus, Herodefoot, Tremayne, North Buller, Tevy Con-
sols, Wicklow Copper, But Gunnialake Junction, &math
Tolcus, But Buller, &c.
In foreign mines Uure have been several transactions, but
principally in St. John del Key, Santiago, Cobre, and Li-
nares. There has also been a few hatpins in Smith Austra-
lian, Copiapo, Nations! Brazilian, Imperial Br.zilian, United
Mtz:can, and Worthing shares.
London, England, 1850-04-27

NAVAL.

ADMIRtIaIt, APRIL JAI7POINTStENT —Cirpelltet
James Rlgers, to IVeymouth.
Prat Bemis% Avail. 24 —The Suner[ntendent cf the Elena],
Captain Sir T. Parley, Wirt., hai re•urced frcm leave, Ind
resumed die duties of that office. Ti,.. Hon. R. Don.laa
(now at Devonport), is expected at Pembroke this week, to
make, in his offLial situation of storekeeper general of the
navy, his annual inspection of the stoics o: the arsenal. Mr.
Itißby has retaken the contracts for the eltrra•ions and re.
pain of the establishment for the present financial year.

MILITARY.
Ponrsnorin, APRIL 26.—The birkenbewl, steamship,
came into harbour this morning at 8.30 from Devonport.
with the 2Sth Regt., who will land this day and 'lurch into
Clarence Bantle. Te•m-rraw the remaining purlieu of
the 23rd Regt., from Winche&tvr, and 3io of the 4th Rsgt.,
from this garrison, will embark in the Birkenhead and pro-
ceed to Devonpert. The Java, freight ship, arrived last
evening, with troop. for Quebec: she is shipping a few stores
at Spithead, and will proceed on far voyage. Thin are 700
souls on bo: rd the Java.

(From last night's aszeite.)
WAIWIFICE, Aram 21.
10th Bee. Lt. Pra3s.—Lieut. G. Wren to be coot., without pur., vise
Lloyd, dee.; Ccr. It. CLIMIOITS to be lieut., Nice J. P. smith, app.
NIX; Lieut.,. P. Burrs to be edjt., vice Webb, prom.
10th Bent. of P.—Major T. MILLEN to be lieut.-coL, without put.,
vice Young, dee.; Brevet-Major H. E. LONODEN. to be maior, vice
Yilkr; Lkut.J. B. O. ['vermin, to be ("wt., Mee ; Eat.
J. E. WILILITI4 to be lieut., Moe l'Attison.
24th I.—Ens. Lord F. Mos-rear, to be lieut., without pur., vice Mow-
brayolee. ; Ens. F. F. Watts, from 73rd F., to be elm, vice Lord
F. Montagu.
49th F.—En5..1..5.. Co:roux to b lieut., by par.. vice rowel, who
retire..
30th I.—Eue. P. W. Kinosinu., to be hem., without par., vice Mul-
len, dee.
73rd I.—Qmt. W. E. Biwus from 45th F., to b: cant., rice Murray,
app. to 83rd F.
78th F.—Lieut. If. P. Connor, to be rapt., by pur., rice C...lJeelt,
who rent.; Du. 11. B. H. KOCK; to De lieut., by pur., vice G
83rd F.—Capt. J. F. Mutual., Irani the 73rd F.. to be rapt., vice
IL W. P. Labalosondiere, eiho tem. upon IL-p., 4ith F.
London, England, 1850-04-27

AMERICA.

The Cilumhus, Captain Mc Owen, arrived yesterday
at Liverpool, with dates fr..m New York to the 3th
inst. The news carried out by the Europa does not seem
to have had any effect on the markets. It was stated to
be probable that the House of Representatives at
Washington would shortly enter into an invee•igation
of the general conduct of the cabinet, sad considerable
excitement had been caused by the rumour.
Gerona Taylor had sent a message to Conzrees in
reference to the Hungarian affairs. Mr. M•Clernand
had introduced a new Flan of settling the slavery
question into the House of Representatives. Ws bill
proposed to admit California ea she is, with her con-
stitutiocal boundaries, and to provide territorial go-
vernments for Utah and New Mezicq, without includ-
ing the Wilmot proviso, thus virtually leaving the
question of the existence of slavery to the inhabitants
when they shall form a state constitution. It pravides
also for the formation of new states in Texas, with
the view, unquestionably, of maintaining an equili-
brium in the Senate. In several of the large cities in
the union an effurt was being made to induce the au-
thorities not to etforce the extre.ne penalty of the
law on Professor Webster. It is said that be wee
beginning to feel his true position, and was disposed
to converse on subjects appropriate to his unhappy
situation. His wife and family had an interview with
him on the 3rd. The scene was innst distres3ing.
London, England, 1850-04-27

WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE

MARKETS.

MINCINO•LAMI, 84TVILDILT MOINING.

A further depreciation in the value of colonial Produce
has occurred this week, and prices generally appear still on
the decline. In Sugar there has been • fall of fully 6d. per
cwt., excepting for lisrbadoes of the new crop, for which
there has been • good demand, at full rates. Holders of
Ceylon Coffee have not yet brought any large quantity of the
recent imp -rts forward, but privately sales of parcels of plan-
tation In specula:on' hands have been made at the previous
low quotations. Of native Ceylon about 900 lately arrived
were sold on Tuesday at 465. to 465. 6d. per cwt., oeing an
advance of 31. upon the closing prices of Wt week, but since
then the market has become fist, and there ars sellers now
at 455. per cwt. Lsrge sales of Mocha have been held, and
the prices obtained have been fully equal to the former rates.
The quarterly Cinnamon sales will be held on Monday next,
when about 2,100 bales will be offered. Importers of Cassia
Lignet have refused to sell at the late reduction, and have
bought in nearly all the quantity brought forward. A large
business has been done in Canton-made green Tess, at a fur.
ther decline in priest, but with this exception, the market hes
been dull.

TALLOW MARK
The market continuer. firm,
Tallow on the sp 4. Peteraberg
at 375. ; April and May, Ws. 9.E.
her, Me. 3.d. to 38.. 6d.

r.-THIS DAY.

with • brisk demand fo►
Y.C. on the spot is quoted
to 375.; October to Doom-

WEEKLY SUMMARY OP THE MARKET.

The export demand having been satisfied, the market has
had rather an easier tone, as Ow buyers continue to per.
elms only for immediate wants. Y.Y.C. on the spot has
met a quiet sale through the week, and where business has
been cone priors ars a shads in favour of buyers; small par.
eels of fine Ukraine selling at 37e. ; good common, 384. 9d. ;
and other sorts, 365. 3d. to 361.8 d. For deliver y all this
month few miles have been made at 361.8 d. to 38s. 9d. per ewt.
In new Tallow ter Oct. to Dec. delivery very little has
been done, but there are no pod @ellen under 384. 3d. to
38s. 6d. per cut. A few parcels of Odessa Y.C. on the spat
has been sold at 38s. ; New South Wales sheep, 345. Bd. to
335. 9d. ; ox, 345. to 355. ; and Seth Americas, 33e. 6d. to
36e. 941. per cwt. The deliveries for the half week ending
Wednesday are falling off, b. log only about 850 crib. Ar-
rivals this week are 423 casks 60 boxes. The stock I. still
larger than lest year at this time. Home-made continues in
good supply, and evils slowly, at 355. 34. to 355. fld. for prime
fresh melted, net cash, which ars the former terms.
London, England, 1850-04-27

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

CAMBRIDGE, APRIL 26.....FCN1RAL OF THE MATTEROP
CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE.—The funeral oosequies of the
late Muter of Carpus Christi Co:lege, Dr. Lamb, were c
le-
brated this morning. Tee rem.ins of the dedesse I were
interred in what is denominated the " M seer's
below the chapel in which the ashes of Mr. W.lkins, the
architect of the college, already repose. The vault is pro-
vided with niches for the reeeptian of 36 utiles, and of
these two are now templed. Tne I.roceseion iocludt tl the
following :—Rev. J. Pullen (offiziating minister); Dr.
Bond; Pall besrers—Reva. Mr. Mould, Mr. Feowitk, Mr.
Persione, Mr. E H. Perosene, Mr. Pulling, Mr. Martin,
Mr. Emery, Mr. Pritchett. The mour..ere Mewled the
Vice-Caancellor ; Heads of Houses (viz ), the Master of
Emmanuel, the blaster of Caius, the Muter of Trinity, the
Master of St. Peter's, Ma Mscer of Pembroke, the Master
of St. John's, the Master of St. Catharine's Hal., the Master
of Downing ; Members of the Senate (two and two ; Un-
dergraduates of C apes College (to the number of 60.1 The
procession having paraded roucd the front court (me gates
being kept closed the while), passe.; faro the chapel, 'Mich
was hung in dark, the Rev. Mr. Pii,:en reading the b trial
service. At the dor of the chapel the procession 'sus met
by the college butler. As soon as the service was can( tided
the remains were deposited in the vault, and the attendants
disp,rsed. A dumb peal was rung in the evening, at Great
St. Mary's.
Due co:ice of the vacancy in tha mastership has been
liven by the Senior Fellow and Bursar, the new. Mr, Pull-
ing; and further, that the election will be praceeded to on
the morning of tiaturclay the 27th.
In the correspondence that spouted in this journal on
the 2.5 th inst., it was stated that toe Sutoatan prize for the
beet English poem on a sacred subject had been sojo lied
to Mr. Westcott. of Trinity : the pi,: adjudged to Mr.
Westcott is the Norrisian for tar best English prose ca,ey an
a sacred subject.
London, England, 1850-04-27

PORTUGAL.

The Oriental Company's steam-packet Jupiter,
Captain Francis Meehan, arrived at Southampton this
morning, and landed her mails under the charge of
Lieut. Langton, RN., Admiralty agent. Her dues
are: Gibraltar, 18th April; Cadiz, 19th; Lisbon,
21st; Oporto, 22nd; Vigo, 23rd.
A law has passed the Chamber abolishing the
duties on the exportation of grain grown in Portugal,
and the tonnage dues on veseels exporting it.
The Isw imposing a tax of 5 per cent. on the part
of the small payments to be paid in Lisbon
Bank notes, has caused a fall in the discount. Baron
de Lago's schemes have been refused. Exchange, 541 ;
Discount on Bank notes, 10 to 11. Baron Canitz, the
Prussian minister to Portugal, is on board the Jupiter.
The Jupiter was admitted to free pratiqce at Cadiz
and Vigo. Tte Iberia, touching at the latter port the
day previous, was kept in quarantine; it has said that
the order for pratique had arrived from Madrid on the
morning of the arrival of the Jupiter, and that from
this date vessels from England were to be in free pra-
tique on their arrival ; but her Majesty's consul had
received no official communication on the subject.
The British fleet continues in the Tagus.
London, England, 1850-04-27

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLF, Apatr. NUL 10.
it is said here that Count Stormer will leave this
court in May, and that no successor is to to expected.
The cloths of the office will, it is said, be discharged
by M. Klntzel, secretary of the legation. Although
relations are resumed between tne two courts, the
feeling on the part of Turkey is cold, from a convic-
tion that Austria is favouring the Bosnian insurrec-
tion. Report' from Belgrade state that great excite-
ment reigns in Semis: the population is arming and
preparing for war, from a very vague and indistinct
appreheaeion of impending danger.
London, England, 1850-04-27

Mr HUME said that he had that night witnessed ea ex-
traordlaary emme, hot he blamed both of the parties who
floured is it. The boa. member for Boekingbantabire very
►►rrooppeerrly galled upon the government to afford relief to the
aricalftirel Interest, and be (Mr. Home) called upon the
house to afford relief to all interests. He advised the reduc-
tion of taxation and the lessening of their expenditure, is
order that they may have a surplus. Whilst the bon, gen-
tlemen opposite complained that the government had no
policy, they forgot that they declared that their
policy we. to make me more reduction in the expenditure
of the country. (Hear, hear.) What, then, was the
' consequence ? It was that they could have no surplus, for it
they spent all that they had how could they? (Lsushter.)
But the ►on. gentleman oppcsite who now took the oppor-
tunity of complaining very frequently, came to the rescue
of the government when they were pot in danger on goes
times of that kind. (Cries of " No, ne.") Yes, they bad
done ere repeatedly. (Hear, hear.) The best and 'Ally way
of obtaining rellet was by the redaction of their
establishments. He himself had proposed that cer-
tain reductions should Ire made in the army,
and navy, and he found that he was not supported by the
gentlemen opposite, and was left in a miserable minority.
(Hear, hear.) If they wanted relief, let them take the means
by which it was to be obtained; lit them do as they would
do in their own establishments. Let them join with him in
reducing the expenditure of the country, end then they
would have a surplus. He concluded by aasertirg that this
was a commercial country, and that, as its prosperity de-
pended on its COMM roe, they should remove, as far as they
could, every floral restriction on their commerce. (Hear.)
Mr. DISRAELI explained, after which the home want
into committee (but wi bout any vote being taken), when
the chairman reported progress, and obtained leave to sit on
Monday next.
NAVY ESTIMATES.
Mr. F. MACE ENZIE wished to know from the aoble
lord when the navel estimates should be breath t on?
Lord J. RUSSELL—Net before Monday week.
FEES (COURT OF COMMON PLEAS) BILL.
This bill was eommittedpro forma, and ordered to bo re-
committed on Thursday next.
TUB CASE OF SIR THOMAS TURTON.
On the motion of Mr. Roebuck, the following were ap-
prinited to act as a committee to inquire into this esss : Me.
Roebuck, Marrieds of Douro, Ville ,unt Jootlya, Mr. Arm.
strong, Mr. Bihot, Mr. Mastic, Mr. Rouverie, and Sir James
Hogg.
DEFECTS IN LEASES.
The SOLICITOR.GENERAL m eved foe, and obtained
leave, to bring in a bill to amend an act of the last section
of parliament for granting relief stipend detects in leases
made under powers of leasing.
The house having gone through the other orders of the
day, adjourned at a quarter after 12 o'clock.
London, England, 1850-04-27

THE BRAZILS.

Tte Emma brings advice§ from Pernambuco to the
27th of March. The fever was worse. Sugar was
firm. Receipts small. First and second qualities—
white, 23.. 2d. to 265. .5d.; third and fourth, 235. 10J.
to 24.. 64. Teilow Muscovado, 16s. to 16s. 6d. per
cwt. Crop reported to be short. Cotton at 61,d. per
lb. Dr 7 salted hides, at 31d. per lb. Exchange,
281. Freights, 30s. to 325. 61. per ton for sugar to
the Channel.
London, England, 1850-04-27

CoOn par eaten
Cbooolaiiired eatistkeery .....
Data
Tobacco Noma
Tolima Is Int
Tolosa, b edi mossobetand
CDitto sad riatiletarad kenos
eara
Tea
Wine la arks
Ditto la bottle.
Byear, Maid
Ditto, raw
lloirata

siaa.
3
•
1
•
6
$
4
• 11.4
1 II
0 111

Ms. sr.
4
II
1
3
•
$
1 13
a
s
a
a
a
a

dole. gr.
15
11 0
G
5 15
5 15
15
11 0
Is 0
11 0
8
8 0
10 0
so
4 0

It is estimated that the proposed sew tariff will
produce au McNeal to the revenue of 448,000 dol-
lars, and the excise on distilling 50,000 dollars more;
and when it comes into operation the existing stocks
in the hands of merchants and dealers are to be
taxed with the new duty, 1. e. to pay the difference
between the old and the new tariff. The above table
shoes in the first column the rates of duty levied by
the Stener-Verein, and in the third column the rates
charged by the Zollverein, which latter, it will be ob-
served, are more than double in most articles, and on
tobacco more than five times the amount of duty paid
ander the Stener-Verein. The returns show that the
comparative consumption pee heed was as lollows:
demsrArorein. zonwrete.
dare ........—.---..... ra 4.71
5.33
3.13
011
4.33
161111111111111111 pi& 1.14
Nothing appears to as more conclusive than the
above tables se to the wisdom of adopting a
low Unties es the necessaries of life, and if
Hanover hes minty abstained from joining
the &Almelo, she is now about to commit
an error prejudicial to her interests, by raising the
present rates of duty, whilst all other countries are
proposing to reduce them. Another evidence of the
evil operation of high duties on articles of coasump-
Hon is adduced from the Wowing comparison. In
London, England, 1850-04-18

THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES.

Sit W. a; noble lord
(Lord J. iliweell) wheals, he had that morning
timid a despatch from Sir Willman Denim. the
Governer of Van Diensen's land, and whether
he was aware that in that despatch Sir Willie's Denison
eendeinned certain very importaat provisions in the Austen-
Has Bill, especially the proposal to establish a dumber
partly elective, and pertly nominstive ; and farther, that he
reeenseeded the establishment in the eulosies of Via
Di* IMPS'S Laud and &nth Australia of two chambers cooed-
bated is the elective principle. He wished to ask the noble
bard wlaetni r be intended to persevere es Friday sight with
the hill respecting the Australian collates after having read
such a despatch _ _ _
_

-Laid J. kUIfiELL said be had reed very carefully the
despatch of &Milli. la Denise& to which the boa. ge die ma
Winded, awl be thought that if the hon. 'entreat= would
=ad carefully Lord Ony'sentwer to that despatch be would
Sad the redoes gives by Lord Grey conclasive whist what
Was add by Bit Williaa Maids. (Laughter.)
London, England, 1850-04-18

IMPERIAL PARL IA MENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WIDNESDAY, Aria 17.
TM Sraccaz cook the stair at twelve o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

SHROPSHIRE UNION RAILWAYS AND CANAL

Mr. ROUNDELL PAiliElt wed that it be as
sureties to the nankin its group 6of private bills to en-
Wide the Whin el shairehelders deposited on the 26th
day of February yaws this bat 'Ws bear @ousel, agents,
sad vitamin b. support thereof.
Lord JOCELYN, the absiroun of the eoureittee, said
the sonnies. hod seinisly thought it unwise that the
shersholders is guidon should be beard. The tensittee
bad denied lint, es the general grand that nereholders
should not be Mord against division, sad secondly sank'
Narita et the Gess.

Afzerests• omavestaties.
Lord JOCILIII yemieed that the Emits of the ems
should be seseasedend by shit 1110•Mitttt, sad that if the
sea sere fogad a peeper ere for busies a* Widow%
*ay eiseed be Woad. sad the steam was Saes withdeewa.
London, England, 1850-04-18

THE STAMP DUNE

TO TUB EDITOR OF TIM DAILY
SlR,—Observing that the Chaves'
chsquer is reported to have said on M‘
"upon all conveyances ap to 1,300
would afford positive relief, ■nd the
veyanecs from 1,3001. up to 100,030/.
a &crease," it struck me that a table
proposed rtes on conveyances betwr
100,0001. might serve to correct tar
pression which this statement might I
sion iu the minds of the public and of
I need not remind you that the dm:
be charged at 208. for each 1001, or
part thereof ; and the table, therefore,
results of the alterations not only faul
vourably for the minister, and it may pi
to some members those omissions
much regretted in the ptiuttd table
motion of Mr. Hayter.
It is singular that not a sinv'e huts
can be found in the altered scale.
You will observe that the variation or
under conveyance on any coosideratior
The value of the annexed table is, I
great, as showing that there are not
grounds for oslculating that a-y 10.01
likely to arise from the meisure
to conveyances of less value than 1,1
to which a considerable ineNare of

exp, oted.
You will bear in mind that convey,
only stamp' upon which the Chan.ell,v
quer relied for a loss.—Your,, &c., SC
Temple.
When the consideration Duty under pre-
snohey ranges frost sent wale.
£l,OOO to £2,000 £l2
2.000 „ 3,000 25
3.000 „ 4,000 35
4,000 „ 5,000 45
5,000 „ 6,000 6.5
6,000 „ .7,000 65
7.000 „ 8,000 75
8,000 „ 9,000 8.5
9,000 „ 10,000 95
10,000 „ 12,500 11,
12,500 „ 15,000 130
15 000 „ 20,000 170
20,000 „ 30,000 2 W
30 000 ~ 40,000 310
40.000 „ 50,000 450
50.000 „ 60,000 5.10
60,000 „ 80.000 650
80,000 „ 100,000 SOO

TIM SOUTH LONDON FLORICCI.TI
held yesterday their dirt dower show for
at the Horns Tavern Assembly Rooms,
exhibits's° consisted principally of mato
Asa deal, and polyasthuses, of which there
excellent collection for so early a pert of
considt r..ble number of ladies and trn I.
exhibition during the day. Various 11'4.1
and am angst them a handsome silver ere.
was allotted to Mr. W. Cole, gardeset
Dartford.

SrEci.tt. PLEADINO.—Lord Camp
*table the judges of the courts of Comm. a Ix
to alter the foram of pleadiarrhas just be. u 1.
ported by the bill to give power to the Ma:,
coin, to make rules or orders for altetw I '
!Pg, ako., in anti4oll at law. Arch T 4.. a

bs valid until three monen a.ter
went, end Pilly previously be declared
prociastati.n or by a moieties of parl:setsei
London, England, 1850-04-18

MILITARY.

59TH AND 95TH R10111•3111.—The headquarter division
of the 59 b, en board the Apollo, arrived at Hong-Kong on
the 9th February ; and, during a long passage out of eight
months, with an attack of cholera, has lost only 12 men by
deaths. The Apollo, having been refitted, was to sail for
England on tha let March with tha 95th Regiment, under
command of Lieut. Col. Water, for Portsmouth.

LATI Lusof..Cot.. Yoveco, C.B.—By the UM mail
from India it appears tbis olfiztr, who waa the woad in
seousand of H M 'e 10th H.gisnent of Infantry, died at
Wumerabad. He entared the army as an assign in the 17th
Regiment of Infantry in 1819: ea a captain in the 31st Itegi-
meat he served with the fora under General Pollock, and
waa pretest in the animal at Mozeena, lessen, and Jug-
dislluck, as well as in the actions which led to the occupa-
tion of Cabal by that general. Captain Young afterwards
served with the 31st in the campaign on the Bstlei, and wm
dangerously wounded in the battle of Moodkce, in December,
1845. He was afterwards appointed a myor in the 10th
Foot, and in 1848 beam* a lieutenant-o°l,nel. The deceased
officer bsd rembred medals for Affghanistan and the fintlej,
and in 1849 was nominated a Companion of the Bath.

CAAVALTIMI NY DEATH IN THE •RMIRS OF INDIA, REFORM/
BMWS THE DIPARTURI OF THE MAIL WITH' 2ND MARCH,

Hal 11•JUTIre T/1001.1.—Liout--Colonel 0. D Young,
C. 8., 10th Foot, at Waseerabad, on the 20tk February;
Lieut. A. B. Mowbray, 24th Foot, at Wureerabad, ea the
16th February ; Captain C. Handfield, 29th Foot, at Meerut.,
on the 244 March.
BONDAT.—AICiIItAbt BueBeon IL 8. Moors, 145th Native
Infantry, at Surat, on the 6:h of Much. Lieut.-C.100.1 C.
Cathcart, 6th Native Infantry, in London, on the 29th
January.

MAPlLAlL—Veterinary Surgeon G. W. Nair, Bth Cavalry,
?dhow, on the 12th February. Lout. J. C. Vaughan, 9th
Naive Infantry, at Kampree, on the 17th February. Cap-
tain R. V. J. Dopey, late of the 21st Native Infantry, at
Perranbore, on the 28th February.
BlNGAL.—Lientenant•Cllocel 0. 110101.1., C. 8., 66:h
Native Infantry, at Rails, on the Ist March. Lientinant.
Colonel J. R Ouseley, 67th Native Infantry, at Diaspora,
on the 17th February.
London, England, 1850-10-28

SPAIN.

MADRID, Oc-r. 21.
The gallant Nang O'Lawlor, an Irish officer in
the Spanish service, and who for many years acted as
the Duke of Wellington's steward in Andalusia, died
yesterday full of years and honours. General Navvies
not having been able to satisfy the demands of Gen.
Serrano, hasquarrelled with him. Finding it impos-
sible to obtain the Queen's consent to make him in-
spector-general of the cavalry, he offered to and him
captain-general of Andslied& The proud ex-favourite
insisted upon the isspectorship, upon which Nereus
assumed a high tone. Serrano replied in the same
tone, and has received an order to repair in exile to
his birth-plaos.
A despatch from the Captain-General of Barcelona
states that five Carlist officers, namely, Major Porrou,
Captains Pone, Vin, and Venire, who all belonged
to the troops ones commanded by the saugnintry
Tristany, together with Agads, an innkeeper, having
attempted to rain the Outlet standard is the moun-
tains near Salmons, were surprised. by a detachment of
the queen's troops, sad made ?meters, but having
attempted to agape, were all killed. This wholesale
killing of robbers or Gullets has been recommended
by the officers in consumed whenever resistance is
offered, and is unfailingly attended to by the soldiers.'
who prefer killing primates to eseorfing them through
the mountains. Another small Carhist band was
attacked and dispersed is the mountains of Molar.
One of the bandits was killed, and the rest threw
away their arms, and escaped in the darkness. A
letter from Oneida mentlons that the colossi of a
I regiment having ill-treated a young officer, received
a general challenge from every officer in the regi-
I meat. The officers were all put under arrest, and a
court-inartiel ordered.

MADRID, Oar. 22 —Throe per Ocala 34 916 ; after
&L a. 341 cub. 341 para. Fear per Cam., 131. Five
t eeru Ceuta, 131 pas; after Belay 131 paper. 181 cub.
aaarn7l rub. Peeeivee, 3/ feel. Bank of St. Ferdi-
-987., Exchaege cut Leedom. 60.30 paper.

ITALY.
PIEDMONT.

A deputation of inhabitants and refugees basin
submitted to the government a plan for a national
workshop for the refugees, such plan has been laid
by the minister before the Ring, by whom it has
been approved. The Concordia demands some ex-
planation of the Minister of Finance u to the condi-
tion of the loan ontraotintwith Baron Rothschild.

THE RIVER PLATE.

We have received @Avila* of the arrival at Liver-
pool of the clipper-barque William Peila, Captain
Bell, after an excellent run, notwithataailis
favourable weather, of sixty-eight days. Bibs brines
advice' from Bums Ayres to the 10th of August.
London, England, 1850-10-28

CANADIAN MARKETS.

MONTREAL, Om. 12.

The market during the week has been g Ily active,
and produce, in large quantities, of all kinds has been ar-
riving, yid the canal, from Western Canada, which, together
with the lateuese of the *eases, has caused a downward die.
position of rice' ; and these souses have produced a cor-
respondingly oppo-ite effect on freights and insurance. Our
quotations below are founded on actual transactions. Ashes
have fisetuated coati lerably during the week.
In pearls several parcels have changed hands at 2111. 6d.
sines Wednesday; and to-day we have heard of a traria 10.
tion at 2118., but buyers are now holding back, not feeling
inclined to purchase until in receipt of their letters by this
Europe.
pota, mixed parcels, firsts, seconds, and thirds, have
been sold at 32e. 6d.; firsts are worth 335. ; in some is-
stances seconds and thirds have been sold • shade under
324. 6d.; this price, however, was offered to-day, and we
have heard of • transaction of mined to-day at 32.. A con-
siderable number of general buyers from Wester. Canada
are at present in the market. We give below • list of quota-
doze at wholesale pries.:
Asaza.-Pearls, 28e. to 28s. 6d.; pot., 31s. 6d. to 325. 9d.
PLODS -Superfine, 20s. 9d. to 21s. per barrel; No. 2,
201. to 20s. 6d. ; fine, 19s. 6d. to 20e.; sour, 18s. 9d. to 195.-
Oatmeal, 18s. to 181.3 d.
OWN, PIA", &e.-Western wheat, mind, 4e. 7d. to
41. lid.; L. C., red, 4s. 6d. to 4s. 7d. Barley, 2e. 4d. to
2e. 61. Pew., 2s. 10d. to 3a. Oats, Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. Indian
meal, 14e. Bd.
Puovunorse.-Pork, mew, 131 doh.; prime mew, 111
to lie dols.; prime, 105 to 101 dole.
FIIII4IIITIL-To Cilsert•ow : Flour, 3e. 6d. to 3e. 9d. ; ashes,
265.; grain, 7s. To Liverpool: Fleur, 3s. 9d. ; ashes, 26e.
to 27e. 6d. ; grain, 7e. to 7s. 6d. To London: Flora, 3s.
to 31.64.; ashes, 265. ; grain, 6s. 62. to 7s.
London, England, 1850-10-28

vzsasts BI'DKRN WITH.

Arebimede (tbroe-mosted '0h0...0, from London for Mar-
seilles, lat. 42 63 N., lon. 11.30 W.
Countess of Zetland, from Constantinople for Queenetowo.
or Famouth, Oct. 4, off Almeria.
Commissary (Alp), of Bridgewater, for the Mauritius, Aug.
30, lat. 16.16 N.,100. 28 7 W.
Iris (schooner), Oct. 17, lat. 42 N., lon. 10 W.
Pearnors (schooner), of Exeter, from Smyrna, Sept. 30, off

Cape P.alos.
Pliataiz, from Leghorn for Falmouth, Sept. 2G, off Adra.
&lawmen. (ship), Oct. 6, lat. 46 N., lon. 37 W.
Zenobia, from London for the Cape of Good Hops, Aug. 17,
lat. 30 8., lon. 31.45 W.

Holloway's
is nothing better than
Pills for bowel complaints, diarrheas, and disordered
stomachs. Persons subject to those oomplaints cannot use a finer
medicine than therm invaluable pills, and if taken in moderate dcwes•
and the diet properly attended to. a certain cure will be effected.
Their strengthening nature speedily renovates the impaired tone of
the stomach, and renders the digestive organs more powerful. Bile
and disorders of the liver may be infallibly cored by their use, and
those who are angering from a long residence in hot climates cannot
at • more effectual remedy than Ilirloway's Pills. They are also
the bed family medicine extant.—gold by all druggists; and at Pro.
fewer Holloway's establishment, 444, Strand, Len on.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BENNETT.—Oct. 22, at Buckingham, the wife of Mr. C. T. Bennett,
of a daughter.
BRIDGEs.—Oct. 2$ at Horsham, the wife of the Rev. A. H.
Bodges, of a daughter.
DAY.—Oct. 21, at Norwich, the wife of W. H. Day, P.c., of a

-daughter.
HIT.cItCO3cS.—Oat.. 24, .t Horsham, Bow; the Trite of W. H.

Macho:oat, Esq., of a mos.
PEEL—Oct. 24, at Accrington House, Lancashire, the wife of 1.
net, Esq., of a son.
STBELE.—Arre. 32, at Guntoor, the wiled Lima. A. L. Meek, gib
11.N.L, of s KRI.
Wooa—oet. 24, the wife of W. Wood, M.D., of Bothlem
of a daughter.
London, England, 1850-01-31

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

SHERIFFS COURT.
P II ML Mamma-um BViCalLto
" COHN. CON.—VICILMUS V. BIRCH.

This we. a writ of inquiry to muss the damages in an
action, brought by the plaintiff to recover compensation for
criminal conversation by the defendant with the plaintiff's
wife.
The damages were laid in the declaration at 5,0001.
Mr. Cook appeared for the plaintiff, and having °pent('
the pleadings,
Mr. Edwin James, who appearrd for the defendant, said
that, in order to avoid an ex vemely painful investigation in
a public court, he was prepared to offer the plaintiff 50/. as
the amount of a vetdiet to he given against the defendant.
Mr. Cook said this offer evinced the desire of the defendant
not to impede any steps the plaintiff might take subs. quint
to this inquiry, and though he was not prepared with diem
instructions to accept the °Mr made on behalf of the de-
fendant, he did not feel himself in a position to reject It;
and, therefore, with the loam's permission, he would accept
• verdict fur the amount mimed by his learned friend.
Under the direction of the court, the jury returned a ver-
diet for that amount.
London, England, 1850-01-31

THE LIFE of MRS. GODOLPHIN. By Jolts
Evitiyer, of Wootton, Er.q. Now first published. Edited by
baronet Lord Ltidiop of uaroea, Chu:drib, of the Most Noble Order
of the Garter. Third edition, fcp. aro, with Portrait, 6e.

DR. RICHARDSON'S ETYMOLOGICAL DIC
In Two Volumes Quarto A new

DICTIONARY ofIII7,ENGLISH LANGUAGE;
combining Esplanation with litmeolqfy, and Illustrated by
Quotations from the best Authorities. Mc Words—with those of the
same Yamlly in German, Dutch, and Swedish, or in Italian, Preneb,
and Spanish. ale traced to their Origin. The Explanations are de-
duced from the Primitive Meaning through their various nooses. The
Quotations are arranged Cbrooologkally from the earliest Period to
the beginning ot the present Century.

_ _ •
Abridged in one thick Volume, Octavo, Third Edition,
A. NEW DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH
LANGUAGE; to winch Is ailed a Granunatiad and &mob-
Examination, adapted to the Dictionary.

NEW WORK ON SUGAR MANUFACITRE.
Just published, in aro, with Ulu trations (ms coloured), price
10a. 6d. cloth,
THE MANUFACTURE of SUGAR, in the
Coloni ■ and at Home, chemical' eoasidered. By Joss
Sao, nits, N.B. Land., late Professor of at the Aide:agate
College a llelkine: _ -
London, England, 1850-01-31

THE FOUR REQUISITES for a COMFORT-
ABLEI. BILAVEI—FirMIy, a good Basor—accondly, a good
Strop—thirdly, good Soap— fourthly, a rp.oel Phaying-*rush; and
these are to be obtained, of the beet quality and wrest comitructkm,
of ROM and BONS, who ma strongly recommend their triple eon.
eertei Railway Razor; titer Renee), Strop, with hone attached;
their Pearl Shaving Pante, beautifully 'tented and making a durable
tither; and their medium budges'-hair Shaving-brush. They also
recommend travelers to lopped their Emden Dressing-ems, which
eon ulna the largest rumber of convent/nem la the =allow epee.—
Address, 11083 end SONS, 111 and 120, inshopegate-.tree*, London.

THE NATURAL and UNNATURAL STYLE.—
If you visit to excel, sttuly nature; this is particularly 'pp&
in making ornamental Lair, as anima the previous way of
wearing it is Imitated, so complete a transformation take* plea., that
as Byron soya—. A mother would not know her son." Sass and
SONS haring succeeded beyond all calculation la producing perfect
Imitations ot nature ham given the name of the Invisible Ventilating
Head of Usk to their maim nowt, and are enabled to offer them to
both ladies and math men, from one mites and a half upwards.
They likewise present en infallitile nexie of measuring, .4. —the
round of the heed; from ear to car across the rite of the in ad; from
fircbead to poll; the measure to be taken with a plea of tape, and •
small lock of hair melees& which will be clearly matched, both in
colour and =Address, 11068 and SONS, 119 and 120, Bishops-
ptertreet,

THE ATRAPILATORY, or LIQUID HAIR
DTE ; the only dye that really aarwmo for all colours, and
does not require redoing but as the hair grove, rit never fades or
acquires that unnatural red or purple tint common to all other dyr
ROSS and RONd can, with the greatest coolidere, recommend the
stove dye as infallible, and ladies or gentlemen requiring It are
requested, it convenient, to have It done the gar MY at their or-
bilshment, which will enable them to or it afterwerds trimelves,
without the chance of failure. They think it oreasa; yto mid, that,
by attending strictly to the instructions given with the dye, none•
rocs parties have emended equally well without coring to theta.—
Address RO2B and 80N8, lip and 120, Illsripigatesstreet, London.
London, England, 1850-01-31

THE NEW TOOTH-PICK TOOTH
thoroughly clesadng between the teeth when used up and
down, and polishing the surface when used crosswise. The hair war-
ranted never to come out. In four strengths. Me—No. I, hard , No.
2, lees hard; N. 3, medium; No. 4. soft. The double anti-pressure
nail brush, which doss not divide the quick from the nails. The
triple hair brush, which thoroughly searches and elsemsempi• hair in
one-fourth pert at the time of any other 'method, and slts as both
comb and brush combined. The medium shaving brash, being • et.
'reign of the strongest badgers' hair, so well secured in the socket as
never to some loose; end, though last, not least, the newly-invented
renovator elothes-bnish, which sakes en old coat look like a new one,
end • new seat o look new doable the usual time.—lnvented and
made ooly ROW mad BONS, 113 and IM, latehossegatomzeet,
Lasko.
London, England, 1850-01-31

Just published,
PANAMA. — CENTRAL AMERICA (Wyld's
Map Mb 'bowleg the different lines of commtnikation he.
tween the Atlantis, and PM& Oceans by Tehuantepec, St. Juan,
Nicaragua, and Panama, with the 'sections of elevations, 60., the British
settlements and the boundaries of the Mosquito kingdom. One
lance 'be as.; in eve. 10s.
James Wyld, Geographer to the Quern end H.R.R. Prince Albert,
Charing-wee East, nearly opposite Northumberland-street, and 2,
Royal Esehange, Landon.
London, England, 1850-01-31

THE TEETH and GENERAL HEALTH.—It
may teirly be mid, the elate of the Teeth depends greatly upon
the sti.te t.f the bodily heath, and the state et the array health
=ligreatly open the state of the Teeth. The ilon,dopethic
e of Infinitesimal dorm In all twee of weakness and nee.
vomiter, is so doubt the right one, as mature is not then over-
'emend bet w red. Tits United Dentists' Tooth Powder, carries
this out torte Mead Went, as some of the most etrenerthening
ankh* in the itaterie Itedlca are contained in and a small
portion being gradually absorbed every day, not oozy atrengtbeas
the gums, but the whole system. It likewise thoroughly cleanses
the teeth, gradually removing the tartar, purifies the breath,
thereby prevetiting iefectloo, and corrects& idity In both mouth and
stomach.—Address, 11,01$ sad cON2I, lit and 120, hishupsote.
street, London.