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Sr. JoHNs, n. B. May 25.

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ST. JOINS, N. B. May 25.
The commercial news by the Catalonia pre-.
sen,s no new feature. The money market con-
unues easy.
In consequence of the threatening aspect Of
affairs in France aud Italy, public securities are
depressed.
LIVERPOOL, May l2, l849.
Conon-The market has been steady during
the pas. week. Aiter the receipt Of the advices
bv the American Mail Steamer Hermann, hold
ers acted with greater 6rmness. American des'
crip,ions have advanced !; Surat has also ad-
yanced. On Tuesday, The market closed heav-
ily, with increasing quantities offering.
Corn Tade.-The heavy feeling which pre-
vailed in the corn trade, previous TO the sailing
of the last steamer, still continues.
Flour-23s y Dbl. has been accepted for con-
siderable parcels of western canal; sales Of Bal
,imore, a. 23s; prime Ohio, at 23s Sd.
Indian Corn is in improved demand at better
prices than early last week, but the demand was
lost during the pas, two days; 81 CO32s for white;
SIS Sd O34s for yellow with moderate demand
The steamer Caledonia arrived at Halifax al
pas, 7 o'clock. Your express left at 8, and
arrived 10 this city at 10 o'clock this morning.
She f5O,OOO and forty passengers. She stop
ped a. Halifax, and was to leave for Boston at
o'clock.
ENGLAND.
The bill for the modification of the Navlga
ton laws was carried into the House of Lords
BY a majority of 10, in favor Of the ministry
the result given, secures to the Wing ministry
new tenure Of office.
In the House the Parliamentary Oath Bill
having for its object the removal Of the Jewist
disabilities, has been read second time by lar
ger majority Than before.
Mr.. Roebuck was about bringing before Par
liament his plan for the better government
the colonies. Il was moved that Commue'
be established to ascertain the amount OF deb
due from foreign governments TO British sub
jects.
The arguments on the writ Of error in the
case of w. S. O'Brien and M'Manus has beer
read before the House Of Lords, without hear
inc the counsel for tho crown law. The Lords
and Judges unanimously directed that the errors
assigned by the plaintiffs could not be maintain
ed.
The argument of the judgement of the
Queens Court Of Ireland stands affirmed. 1t is
surmised that they will probably be transported
about the lst Of June.
Dufry's prosecution has been abandoned.
GERMANY.
The quarrel between the Paraments through
out Germany, has reached the highest pitch.
In Saxony a conflict has already taken place
The people fought with the troops seven hours
with great loss of life. The railways were dis
placed 10 prevent the arrival of the troops from
Berlin, sufficient Russian forces came opportune'
", and momentary tranquility was restored BY
the military force. The fight was renewed mex
day, and the cannonadng continued ill even
ing.
On tho nh the battle was renewed at o'cocl
in the morning, and deadly warfare was go
ing on in The streets.
Intelligence from Dresden to the 9th, say
that hosulites ragged between the rOyalisIs an
the people.
Accounts from this quarter represent the ex
element at the highest pitch, and that it vii
take more than the combined forces of Russi
and Austria TO quel them.
Endeavars are making to raise revolution
in GaIlacia; in fact, from Poesen to PesIh tn
whole country is involved in, or on the brink @
hosIlhes.
England and France dsapprove Of Russia
interference between Austria and the lIungari
ans.
The French were stopped in ther march to
wards Rome by the Republicans, with the los
of Captain Oudnot, and one hundred and egh
~ killed, and four hundred wounded.
The Danish war continues.
The quarrel between Napoleon and his cou
q, Al, ,,,o.o Earca