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1111,
any more than those of the 28th ro• siou
March. Count Buol admits at the COnclu,sgoot
this despatch that the Prussian Cabinet irocel
adopted any provocative measures against yedelsl,
and that it merely demanded that the yedeti`
contingents should only assemble 011 the,,are fro°
territory. This circular becomes known here
private information." lett°
The Boirsenhalle of Hamburg contaios 5 0
from Berlin which says :•—•`` The vrecr°risid!
gaining ground that Austria is enaea•-ild O
form a customs' union with Prussia sll3oe,
many. It is said that her efforts are a
with satisfaction by the commercial 1:04
Prussia, and that several chambers of ef°, 010
have passed resolutions to that end. It
that Austria, in getting up sane %eel?
on this point, has rather a political °DI.OIO
view than a commercial one. But the •1 lle
-
cabinet will certainly oppose the Pla.lldeobli
spoken of, having already suffered coriAtotr*
from the former commercial treaty with
-
formed for 12 years."

AUSTRIA. 640/
A letter from Vienna, in the Post 4.110 pott-:
ays :—" Sickness prevails extensively 0111°01initil
troops in Gallicia, and is unfortunatelY.!„ento,
ground. The remnant of the dragoon recodfol
Bavaria, now reduced by illness to a mere the
of men, is expected every day at
same way the infantry regiment of the -D-1131,001
Belgians has been ordered to quit Galliebl/2 ,
lost upwards of one-half of its men."
The Wanderer of Vienna of the 7th sari„' 010
Drouyn de l'Huys was presented this daY, led or
Buol to the Emperor, and the audience igl iit°
el
wards of an hour. The honourable min end
dine with his Majesty to-day. All the otsiegi
the conference, with the exception of the i„
have had long conferences with the Fran; ov
ter. He has brought with him a Pap °r 1`11;
Eastern question drawn up by the Erape,..•
leon, and it is to be laid before the eougressifli
de 1110° first interview between M. Drouyn
Count Buol did not last less than five 11„1:30?-
he had immediately afterwards a long c°'"
with Lord Westmoreland."
,„,
A letter from Bucharest of the Ist, ...,.`"intoe
man Journal of Frankfort, says :—"
bey has ordered an investigation to "'„lliportoi
the purpose of ascertaining whether, ag,.,,,—/ent!,D
Russian intrigues are carried on in the enferea„',
Wallachia. The richest convents hal° e 3,00"
pay, during five 3 ears, the third of the tr"
to the Sultan."

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The Post Ampt Gazette states that 1„
,7,,recr,10
the Emperor Nicholas was notified, at blil
of the Russian ambassador at Brussto' co ',"61
King of the Belgians to the Courts of 'LOIOIIIO
England, and that it was through the sall'An-leoce
that these Courts expressed their al"-
that of St. Petersburg. ts°
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A letter from Athens, of the 30th tIAISsa" to
that Admiral Le Barbier de Titian inter:4o6'o
turn to France in about a fortnight. -61.
port was current at that date of a chalivArß,
Greek Ministry. It was thought that 'Ol
poulo would be Minister of the Interior, 1
Bulgaris Minister of Finance.

SARDINIA. 0' •
The following are the articles of the rosnd
eluded between Sardinia and the Ottoirtal!jec!;,
"Art. I.—His Majesty the King of Sarditilioet
'hat he adheres, for his part, to the treaty of Aare"
cluied at Constantincple ea the 12th of 14.0.0011 fiof
bet.veen the Sublime Ottoman Porte„ ritaist
pire, and the United Kingdom of Great D deP eptl)a
• dov
tined to guarantee the integrity and the 1-,, if torj(
of the Ottoman Empire, and engages 1111118. e 00'00
his Imperial Majesty the Sultan to concur Is oe of
the object his august Allies have in view* ilbestrepl
treaty, by sending Sardinian troops to the sign
war, as agreed upon by the military conven otflee.P.
Turin, the 26th of January of the present Y ear,ro)i'e p.
his said Majesty and their Majesties the •grirralancl?
French and the Queen of Great Britain an ace jit
" Art. 2. His Impel ial Majesty the Sinbi"o'f Ss1":401
with erapressement this adhesion of the ICivualgesk:Of
alliance with France and England' e7e-atto ~"0/
in his turn to giant to the Sardinian troelo of oroli
The theatre oi
tornan territory or elsewhere on q that st 11) of°
identicl treatment, under every respect, a-i 4 fat'llji
by theatre aty of the 12th of March, 18',."nd, ioy
the auzliary troops of Fra,:ce and Bug— .00
upon the Sardinian troops the same obliet'
;do
lf
the troops of those two-Allied Powers. 140,0ri
"Art. 3. The Government of his InWeri:Fay,soolll
the Sultan will consequently issue the neeedi'sbsP
to the Ottoman authorities that the troops 01 '" dflf th.
the King ot Sardinia that shell take part in .relytbe_
b 3 treated on the Ottoman territory on preu:dol.
si.melooting as the troops of France and Engls"-
gards all the wants of the service. Ad,
" Art. 4. The present Convention shall be ralo,-00
the ratifications exchanged at Constantinople In„011,1
term f weeks after the day of its sigcattfre, ipo7;
if possible. In faith of which the respective Pllt°.
tiaries have signed it and placed their seals then '' ifi"
" Dune at Constantinople, the 15th of Marell, 0,
cc R
R Mall,
kicay.
BRAZILS AND THE -
rri lISPe)
SOUTHAMPTON, A'lol
The Solent, Captain Tellicoe, Witlll -p
11,
and River Plate mails, arrived this "3' go
o'clock. r cap,/
The Solent left Southampton, 0/1 he- b
y „ •
voyage, on the afternoon of the 11th cil tie 74?
and arrived at Rio on the morning age
March—thus making the fastest P
record. re9oPbi''
The dates of sailing are :—Buenos AY- itlef
4 ; Monte Video, 7 ; Rio de Janeiro, -'7feor
21; Pernambuco, 23 ; St. Vincent, 30 ; niol
April 4 ; Madeira, 5 ; Lisbon, 8. themo'
The Solent bringson freight specie toof,
of 33,240/. ; also 310 bags cochineal, 13° °,
e
tapioca, 20 boxes South American plants' W
Teneriffe wine, 360 half-chests of orange, 43 fio
baskets, and 106 packages of sundries. lit cf„(1,
Her Majesty's ship Lily was towed oat
Janeiro by the Solent, on her return to -gad
The Madagascar, the Trident, and "
stationed at Rio.
The Sharpshooter was at Bahia.

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The United States frigate Constittitit) 110
Vincent for the States on the Ist of APrys
The Solent passed the following vesstteetit;;',
2d April :—The Danish brig, Showlof :"
the southward; in the river. TAP'
steamer, the London. ki114,0
There is but little intelligence of arj, 4.r) b 4.
From Buenos Ayres we are enabled ir
following epitome : to fOilifAter
" Our commercial system (we cl.ll°--,.„ i 0 IV;
Monthly Retrospect) has been shaken ";itliSZ'
foundation ; and we fear many 13,,°0 nor„
be requisite to obliterate unwelee'llOperj
scences and restore lost confidence. to to',h
demand hitherto has been restrictoL`o6o)oo.,‘"
ing up indispensable assortments, witkrilf, fsc4
to a healthy and extensive business.
a thing cannot be expected in the oire-000Y
Credit has fallen to its lowest ebb ; tbe,vi A
commodation beyond the reach of roosti!o
of our money market ruinous to all vi-1017.11
chased in metallic, and consequentil,
progress made in the se tlement of heal.'ir
A"
lugs."
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In the articles of daily constimPl.e-., igije
has undergone no essential change Sine' 094" °-
The activity in the building departine-r too" j
a healthy tone to building materials eh A(
scription. t
In political matters the Goverri13110("i00;
resolutely to its programme of peace all' VA
The correApondeuce with Admiral coo per
through the medium of her MajestYs„ tji
specting a survey of the interior rile" „,
conducted in conciliatory spirit. log:Actr
From the Rio Mercantile Journal, i°eoo.
a monthly retrospect' of commercial "
were to an average extent. aw
The money market presented non" cOOl,
and discouits were freely obtained. stwter-4
At Bahia we learn that the weat".,—,,D, P'„i"
nues unsettled, and the roads are cut 7,,'"ek I
ing supplies from coming to market. .1"--
00 •
nothing doing. , rips
The Pernambuco Price Current ini'of all oti
the business in the import line has been be"
character. In experts the business has
moderate scale.

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Viscountv.i s c un t
and
dd Viscu u li t a ar.riegt:::r-A:11: 'I doti
e to:,
town, on Wednesday 6'. 13 € - 13e0.-t op
.Sout dy evening, irora
B3rksidre.
to.N.,nmfrolit 4.003 ,
ladyship's be. I)
South
Fark ViscountessKentll. ardlnge
arrived 1Y
Dmorben and the Hon. Miss '5/I,gfe° Li
ed at Bute House, South Audley=stree" orS
seat, Llydillis, Isle of Anglesea,i ci°l4ol/ri
The Queen of Spain has been plea'e-lArt° '1 e
Order of Charles the Third upon Mr. ;.. 101°.0
architect, of the Board of Works Whitebs''' aof of
_ Mr. John Wood, Chairman 'of the 1301° ijor" i,ft
Revenue, had an interview with the G"tice ON
VAO
Exchequer, yesterday. - rib •Afr
joSer
toatv,oo, i
NEW M AGISTRATES. —Yesterday
Esq., and Wm. Bradshaw Stutfield, EA.!, 4ille/f ioni'ljo
took the oaths as magistrates for the Tow,' I'o3o -bo ..'
The Suliy, which left Constantinople in liiP i Ott)
of the 31st ult., has arrived at Toulou. ,t po 14
board 146 Convalescent soldiers, but broul;,,P oil °, ri,
they having been sent by the Clyde, vibi•Pch II P :‘4l.'
Constantinople two days before, but will
delayed by bad weather.
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