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LIVERPOOL, May s.
This mornings mail from Ireland does not bring US any
news OF importance We cannot but remark, however
opn the exceedingly pani% saS wsna Of REPORTS
sessions and police courts where numbers OF
wetches brought up on charges o. melt more or ,sss
been 10 obtain the boon Of transportation 70 penal settle
,o,nf Several of these pers0nstwo OF them young ana
peIsonaee %ah, y awarded to them They were
homeless and friendless, and had driven of farmers
cow the hope that the offence was 80 serious that hey
would be transported for it, Poor creatures They had
their wish.
PARIS, Friday, May 4.
The anniversary OF the proclamation OF the Natonai
Assembly passed of with great solemnity -
The Gazette de France states that Geographic des-
patch has reached Paris, announcing Inc enTy OF tne
French rooes into Rome, and adds that the Iiiumvli
wished TO give opposition but obliged to relinquish
their intention by the enthusiasm with which the French
be President of the republic was well received the
anniversary proclamation Paris is perfectly tranquil
M Louis Napoleon Bonaparte has addressed the cleo,
tors of Sene in which he strenuousy calls for order and
moderation and calls upon the electors to esteem him
a member OF the republic
Spain.
Later advices from Madrid have to hand. Polit-
ica affairs were quiet. Matters in other respects were
unlmpOrant.
Advices from Rome that the Constituent Assem-
bly, Rome, the oath ultimo, declared Its sitting per-
lnanen, aud passed resolution that any deputy who
should desert his post should be considered traitor TO his
country also drew up and despatched to Civa yecchia
protest, and issued address to the people. The As
senby then summoned the Triumvlrate to its presence
give account of the proposed French Intervention
ceved no Official communication on the subject that they
had faith in The good institutions OF Frances but was
nevertheless necessary to adopt all measures requisite o
she counys safety. The Assembly them at the sugges-
lion of Mazzni resolved, conformity with the new
constitution that thoroughly determined to resist the
union OF temporal and spiritual powers in one and the
person They were ready to assure the Pope the
full and perfect exercise OF his ecclesiastical powers
eghorn advices mention tina, preparations for the de-
fence Of that city continued. and reports state that
the inhabitants Of the country were in arms -
Prince Charles, Of Schwarzenberg is appointed mill
Central Germany.
Later advces from Frankfort mention that il is more
than probable that matters will assume an unpleasant
aspect there.
ss confirmed. Two thousand men entered Mayence on
the Goth instant Reports say that they will enter Frank
fort coup de main against the Parliament expected
There was much excitement both at Frankfort and
Cologne At the former place the Constituent Assembly
has adopted resolution to cause the armed force OF the
State and the civic guard TO take the oath OF ale
glance to the constitution.
Latest Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET May 5-3A p. m.
There has been for Saturday, rather active market
To-Day Inc safes 10 |,UuO Cnlely
can and prices fully equal to yesterday The market
closed frmly-all descriptions OF American being well
supported The sales comprise 5000 American at sad
to 6kd 1000 being for export, and 500 speculation
and 800 Surat 81 a3a.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET May 5, 1St9.
The transactions in our corn market today ex
tremely limited. The weather continues very fine for all
agricultural purposes. and have taken agar
to-day only small parcels
MANCHESTER, May 81 pm.
Our market at Change our TO- day bore evident mark.
of hrmness and there more buoyant feeling than
existed on Tuesday and during the week.-Mrs. applies
more particularly to yarns for export to the continent
Should any additional feature of interest transpre before
your steamer sails. will send you second conmunca
ton by electric telegraph
AT the Corn Exchange but little business doing and
prices rather downwards; the attendance at today's
market is large
HAvRE, May 3, 1Si9
Our cotton market continues inactive, and the sales
small In prices there is not any change to report In
other articles of American produce there nothing worth
sending by telegraph Your last letter from Liverpool
gives improved character 10 the cotton market, which.
Il il continues, will give upward tendency to prices
here
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Sailed from Liver
pool 5th of May, Harkaway, for New Orleans; North
Carolina, for Boston.