MADEIRA.
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Accounts by the English steamer from this Island represent
the scarcity there having diminished since the previous adj
vices Supplies in large quantities. of flour and other bread
suis had been received from England, Lisbon, and Gbra
Flour cheaper in the Island than in England
being at Madeira $40 the barre while in England it
mands Sll.


In the Canary Islands there had been intense suffering from


famine. In the Islands, it is stated, more than thou
sand persons died of starvation in the month Of March
Supplies however, had reached them from Spain and the
coming crops which be harvested promise be
abundant


There had been political revolution in Madeira. pro
nuncameno had been made in favor Of the Opoo Juna and
against the Queen No excesses however, committed,
and counter pronunciameno will undoubtedly be made
is known in Madeira that the Queens party has
rumphed in Portugal Tribune.