The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-07 00:00:00

7' CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE ossratscz SOCIETY. Pawns of on oro .3 in envy statics, may assure with this soders% - teems. Na mes recruit= is required for sea risk, or resides. in =span ‘r nose. renew wishing to VtAir, or reside In other parts of the , ' ,urid, may abs effect T Policies at S a smaOPll i rate of Premium. FOURH DINIION FITS. A detailed report (just aiblia int> of all the Bonuses declared—a s gyemeat of the large Lonna Iliad —of the tavoursble te of Wee now assu ri ng, ad of the Sate of the Society 7, caa be owned flee or expense) et say of the Society s Agents or by agreeing a SU. to CIEO. H. PINCKAILD, Pee., He. 7S. Great Riseelladreet, Blooensbuty, London EXHIBITIONS id the OARDEN of the HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY of IDNIFON, far the year 1847. In t Est ibitions will take place on the following batuntays —May IL bias 19, and July 17. Esernevess.—AU persons, whether Fellowe of the So:lety or not, wall be at iberty' to Pend subjects for exhihnion. :0 plants eat be reserved; but plant. wilt be pleeed at the dime nog of the bodety's °dicers. The NAY. OP I.IIII6ITONA will be ainclad u the subjects of exhibition prior to their examination by the jotter& hi the or Chimers roe Fmtnamos.—Exhibitore are earnestly „• p o t in notify in writing, pr: sew to the day of meeting, what clots they imeeet to gupply, in order that due prosiskm may be made jer etc primer dietributurn of the eet ttruens on the exhibitiontablet, As it 111WIF.C , that th, jedges ehotiki proceed to coneider the re, wo rute meet. of the eshobitions by lo a.m., and, as it is atholutely hoop usable that the tables should be erranged by that tome, it the bees date. rein .1 mat no *object tor exhibitive shaU th admitted into ge garden aftev MU-put eight Weleak in the atomise; ,ad if foe warn of any loeltedmp lames, Or other num should not be in the 0h.',10011 leg at the sold hour, etch cages or hoses mutt: be excluded mintetuuen f.tr mottle. All gainless, whether of frodt ar g on . t s, will remain unmor`ted until atter ell o'clock, when they wet deLgo eered too the ha:of the exhibitor.. Arms -toy or Ex titi noes.—tkma tide exhibi or renege t y o e r required to moist in bringing in the objmts forexhibition. or Fot in t ien's Paley •n bearimee note from tome Fellow of the • • ee admitted before elf-post eight is the morning at the C altootemee pte; all other peewee are absolutely excluded. At .d oo x the earden vnll be cleared of all perms. not ollteintly Wound there. Exhibitors lasing posses may re-enter the garden doe onereltset, when they wiU be required to give them up to the sobee at the llulteat ant-Irate. Ft ow[a STAND+.—V:s.dibitors of rut ?kneel, must supply their own Werra Mantle. Ihe 11,4 of all boxes meet either he loose or made to shine , elitism AND IILWAIII4.—The Society diatributes the following Motile and Itcwonls,—namel : ue 1./ C. The Certificate val of IG. Large Silver ~ Gilt Merit W. Silver Fankeian Mold I 0 GB. Cold Nankai= Dn... 7 • OE. Silver Knothtim D 0... 1 5 I UK. Gold )(nighties Do ... II • 16 . urge silver 110. .. 115 f Lkt. Large Gold to.. IS • cs. Certificate se Ewa. Cll. Certißtate of lIMaMi 30 • lees 'l le I ft ' neaten of exhibitor* 1. partienlarly requested to the 116114 Mee male in the Medals and Sewer*. Exhibitors to whom any med.ds or rewards shall he awarded ags• iubstge them one (Or another, or may receive their rolue in looney ee in plate. If within one month atter the third exhibition of the nor no intimation shall have been modest from an exhibitor of tlie nu , in wt.:She 6,m ms his medals is be dsposed of, all the IM.. dots doe to him may be prepered and tronmnitted to him through Ike meal „to, o .verances, It - About further notice. In mac an nal. bitorMall rimier s drat prim in soy one letter, he shall not te es. Wei to revin any other medal in the sumo letter, except lit it., PP, fat eel U. it is, believer, to be particularly olpermel, that if any exhibitor dill *On the award of a modal, and it shall be afterward. seam. Wad t og be Lae genet it by exhibiting plants not then Ode big awn , or PM et hie master, sorb a stated Flail he cancelied. In = 1 the liehitoe next below him. *lame medal shall, in Idte manner, be transferred to the person immediately tollowng him in Me &sad, and No on. Pewe. or EtllilllTlON.—These will he divided into themes as ex plained hatter on. No article* not of horticultural produce will be kkored to he placed upon the tables. Exhibitors w ill do well to make termseins acquainted with the arrangement. dercribel In the follow °, last as they will in an caws be required to sign • pointed form of &Memnon to hs furnished to them In the garden, stating under emit letter thew - ,dints are to he shown ; and they ere panic thirty renewed to take notice, that If errors in the awards of the jutlees should oeur, ia consequenee of r. datakee on the part of exhibitors in Moe up such declaration., the melety =nut undertake to rectify the errors afterwards. bum Welt , written:ire to be attached by exhibitor,: to all Societe' goa.ra• 31.1 the judges are reatraintd front awarding any medal to sorb exhibkm.ts, whatever them nit rit may be, if teen tr7t:lation is eel tomelel with. By florists' flower, rue meant not omy blowers xagly so named, bat also fuchelas, petartkon.iume, ewee nod calico • It ie also hoped that all other subjects of exhibitlon will be wetly and lorthly Ltteglel with their nouns. Every ealueitor will be required to deliver, upon From entering the ' , win, a fairly-s ritten etatecoent of the letter in the followin g mows under which he intends to exhibit; he will not he permitted to pain beyotvl the Cirter'eyard 11l thts is done ; and no alteration to the entries will be afterwards permitted ape any pretence what. meter. slue S I. FLOWERS; tr which nurserymen and Oriente growers erb bit Independently °remit other. a. Pelargonium.; in eollcetions or 12 new and first-rats emetic., erdtimted with euperior WOE, In ..inch pot.. GB—SO—CE. E. Prlmwmiums; In oolleetioos a 12 sat - tette., in 11-inch pole. —CE. thlt shall nr.t hare heui ae:u.•.`ly grown In 11- inch pots nal be chsqualifted. C. toe.. In pot.; in COCIULAILIIII of 12 distinst varieties. GB— . . . . . \.B — The judges are required to diennaKly any direction which shall be found to contain • plant which bas been recently placed in the PO: ff 00 th, open around. D. Tellier rows. beet aix variet,a. SK—S/I—C C...re heaths; in collection of I entirely distinct rarictien GK eapeetod that tbe aarno plant stall an be embnited on Ir. ("aim heath% ; 1;;; : , :1,-;;;;;; of 12 'Tithe7 distinct varieties. (Nur serymen timid ahoy in thin I•tter.) GB—SG—GE G. Wad; in coliseums of 9 entirety distinct varicties. RO M - -1 S. Y.&No pen.= will be allowed to show is more thaw one of tho ciao. F., r. ood G. H. Cape heath+ Biagio fpecimens diephayieg cep superior tattles _ bon. -.SK it.. . . - I. eb. m.ixes: in I hinch pots.SK—Oß. F. (T...,,aiunt, i, pansop!thfainet Pkemets, WM of '2 1 alLeiset warklies. 81C-68. IX. Area ; ta pane al 1 . 1 &Mort rttristirs. 131E-81.t. N.U. Carmelo. pineweex red pinky most te *own is bate* or four Many of tbe following clenonsione: from centre to rrntre " ' " 3 inches; (raw centre i7outolthi, 2J do.; depth at back, 7 do.; , ditto treed, 34 do. The Sam to to painted lid preen. No col lections tr,ll be allowed to I:stilt/km which then conditions .r not conipbed with. r.Sin;le Ppecirsens ofeery superior creltiNation. CLA,B U.—FLOWERS ; toe which perwass adadtri to eqwe aeolprtMen. 0. Stove or gweedkottee photo ; in wollections *1 30 plonte. CIF W N.B. lYlessfsaMtti feebeiss, °rends, and *annulus:is, arena. doge& more tium Mr duplicates cm I.c shows. P. Store or greenhouse phuts; f 4 tolieetions ..sf 13 plums. GK— GB-SG. •• . NAL Not mare than cme duplicate can be stem. Q. More or greanhome plants ; v .00llectiona of 10 *DN. Olt 100—CE. : ohm la awn N.B. No de ;taste allowed bore. than one et the dames tt, L rat. ahou•e &aka iu 12 *stint var Ureetahrtuscau2 in 6 distil* varied,. N.lt. No =neon shove in both tiara of .rues. T. Calk,tions of 12 nes hardy overarm= mown In pek;.inolati steltried. CE—LA--SE. Z. Canines, et net or very ram*pooden, In not alert than the • third year of =dr groorth, in . 1 1..4 CE — L 9-B X. N.B. T .0 son onlv hesitant at the endi ition in ivy. W. Exotic ordeals; in collections.): not fewer *an 20 rata= .111 N.B. Extant.= cannot am it more the[ one of the dines w, X, ear Y.. X. Ernie ortitia; in collations al2 species. CA—GB-41M T. Leo= orchids; is collections /Aix species. .413-60--LA. marlet pelsonacuns ; in sa .disdnet varletao, In pox not Jon than II inches a gamete, LA -4K —dn. AA. Pelargoniums; in els datinctspees, exhibitag superioraulti- N.B. By the word usteer the wild kids Imported from the Carte se Gees , or Nene Ilolland, tithirous species re shelve, and net eroosreeds. 1111. Vary pelargontems; in dim ILS—SIC-1 1 8. CC Achimenes; oiaitcctlarr art fewer than era •Pecice, mg Fuperior arbiration. LS- —5ll. DD. Dietinet varieties , of tall cacti is Cower. GB—SC--CF. N.H. The GB sad VG medals snort to be given ff fewer than ME varier. are e :Whited. LE Boer. of Mt varieties in tree borax, each marching of three roma as they are sabered, so as Pa.exhibit, at far sc payable, the balsitof the variety; in 12 •11riCtif, Nil. Nome who exhibits in this letter can alsoslio=Pete in the • Be a, so in the letter FY. and in 92 Tanabe.. BK— al:—C. (Private grosorr only eon exhibit berr.) N.B. Higher medah than that here rircred for roam oannot be soon by the judges; and If rows are brought Na exhibition witrut attention to Mc regulations here explained, :they will nut be aiii.wcal to compete. OG. Hardy rochids in pots, in collections; esilusive of cyperyp.odlurns. ash —BB-0. RH. Hardyespripoilarna. BY—BB—C. 11 Cre terreato.il orchid; en not fewer than six weir. 111— B—S3. /IL Muir's; in entlectione of six enemies. SG--CE—LE. LL. Ilardy term in collechiona of 20 sprier. CE—L3-SK. llif. 11174de:id herbaceous, plantsL in collections of 90. CF.-0 — SK. NN. New hardy hybrid Aruba, exelnsive of rare, 110-OE—LL N.B. It Is certain that much may be effected by hybriiireff plants in common cultivation, mach as Manes hooeisucidin. tr. Sm. 00. Amarylicla in Fite.. SG—CE--LB. PP. New or extremely rare onsameral plants lit Sower. SCI--CE -1.5. N.B. Tree medal. will be awarded by the wiry. officers, and eat by the usual biro. Exhibitors will particularly observe that none but sew or rare plants ear be exhibited under this letter. Nothing will be regarded as new which has been exhi bited in the garden in a previous season. HE. hiretlancoos *whirls. SK--811-0. N.B. Fahrbitors trader Alt., will not be thereby entitled to a par ticket. Cockscombs, hem tresee, hrrangeas, and botmlllelS are a:together excluded from exhihn. No single st it c . r . r= nut rumor a medal under this head, which is merely bit seljecia of exhibtion not otherwise presided for. slannicst Floret's losers. BK-813—C. N.B. Every seedling nts.t to shown singly. and marked with the mar It re to Mar. The same seedling cannot gain • Primo more than ore in the sesorm. Pelargoniums are to be shown la ps a. •d not in a cut stale. Nu person will bo allowed to exhibit more than six roiling. at each meeting. Exhibitors under thm head aril not he thereby entithisd to a parrticket. Par seedling pelargoniums ealribited the first year no higher prier aril be riven thin a certificate. and this is to be awarded to downs of decided merit. Periling pelargoniums al the sicced year =at he shown In pot, not smaller than eizeinch pots, and each exhibitor may produce six of them, but not • larger moth r. h rimers to any nodal. assiged to the dareswhich the 58, PI and C ice offered fur th e colketions in those M ares *all be treat mimed hr the exhibitor. N.B. Tee Societje onicers, who will make thls award, will be Mildest in their judgment by a cormideration not only of the corrector:sof the =ma, but of the Rummy of the spelling, and the mouser of the writing. CLArra 111. 1011.11 T; Ice whirs market gardeners, frnitoms, or error in the habit of regularly AlApplying the market, and private grower, exhibit indeprwlently of rack other. Nit. All fruit must be outtcrentiv ripe for market, well coloured, and properly named by the exhibitor r far as practicable; If the coonary, It will be diaqualilied. TT. hieccilartioas Fruit, emulating of at least three different Limb, Peaches and Nectarines being considered se only sae kind. LG.— N.B. Cucumber, tomatoes, gourds, end similar kitchen garden Produce, ore eichuled from this letter. Exhibitors of collec tism of fruit druid bear in mind that however flee one or two of the kinds In this collection may be. they cannot gain a prize antra they furnish at least three different kinds of fruit of rat-rate quality. der rate • NC Rev Quell and black Jamaica rine-apples. 60—CE—tit. _all. Providence en d o th er Pi ne -apples. 50—CE—L.S. Ei Peaches ur nectarines, in ribbes of six specimen'. CAL—NB. U. Other braise( trait. 58-141.1-0. hoara—The judger have the rower of increasing or diminishing the number and value of the silror medals offered by the motet,' for Frteculac obleets, and also of conferring direr medals or the small rule:ex, Is cars not contemplated in these regulations, if the/ thick it reeve:ay to do so. The judge are siilo rtgaired to bear la nand thst the society's re , "Ards ars reared, In, for new end curious obiefts, then for has WU dram of ortisultural skill, the dm** or the manta in iosiStiiist th,o soostmgo, briar not ao much to enecurnte the collector= to reward the skilful gardener. They are also not to t ool. one amid in cure. whe t s tin objects exhibited do ant appear w ore medal ; otberwire a bad single eNbMitim ralsl4 obtain a prize, merely be, =um therein no better exhibition of the ',oa r clam to oppose it ADMISSIO Or I'ISZTORS. The Garden will to °work!, o n each dar, to Fe.lows mut to "imitate, at One o'clock. under the (0111.111131 rmilotione All F`ellows of the Sockty will he admitted without tickete, hoot One till Sas o'clock, on signing their names in a book at the en trance. Vleitori oan be admitted only ty =bets to be obtained by the perr. tone! or written orders of Fellows of the Society. Up= this subject the council would observe, that the interests u t th e S at i e t y retere orders for tiekoM to be up with the name and Wren of the ' portaee to whom they are given. The Council also express a hope that the Fellows of the Society wBl not giro orders fur tisk= to persons with whom they are unaamented. N.B. The preientation of the visiting cord of a Fellow of the mciely cannot be renorded w an authority to receive tickew. All Fellow. • hit shall apply on or before Tuesday, the 20th of April, may obtain, at the rate of gyre shillings and ablpeftea each, any !Lambe: of tickets not carnelian twenty-four ; but no =pastels's' for such tickets will be reoriad after that day. Fellows of ihe Society owbeeribing for tickets at Oho price will be allowed a dear week from the '2oth of April, durinK whir% they rimy dem then. After that period led , :Al the 3s. 6d. ticket s subscribed for, but not =wed, will be cancel. After the 20th of April, any further number of tiekets will be tie& mead to Yellows on their personAl applicatioft or written order, at the peke Olive shillings each tkket, Prep ticket mill be available for the ',hardest done visitor, after one o'clock, to either of the three exhibitions, at the option of the visitor. ,111;pplicaticass for tickets must be made at the Society's office, 21, Relfel2t-tret. No tikct will be bussed 1n Repent-street on the days of exhibition but on those days two offices, ncnr the ssrden ow, will be consul at trop tot the Issue of tickets at Is. tAI. each, but strictly nadir the es ifulatians &bon stated. PATEN'r %$' A'l`e Ii ES & L,Lt iCKIi.—K J. 14F.1.V12, by special appointment, W a t c h and Clodreaker to the QOM. .R.H. Prissoe Albert, and 11.f.M. the Emperor of Rimini; respect fully solicits from the public en inspeTtion of Ids extensive stack of WAIN:IDA. Youth.' -.dyer watches, four guineas each; excellent silver lever watMes, at six guise. each; Imhof gold Imbibe., eight guineis each. DE.Nrs manufactsthe In guaranteed to hum be three emirate 10 tents, granted In 1888, 1840, and 1'42.-82, Strand; 33, Deismir-atreet; and 34, Royal Vschange. DF-SrA patent Dipleido. mope, for determining t he true time to within . seemsd, by ebrerring the mew of the min or Mar ore- the meridian. Prove tr. 3o each. KEATING's COUGhI LOZENGES, a Certain timed, for dieorders of the pu:monary gIr,CUM. In daft. may at breatinne, In redundancy of phl.wm, 0, incipient oonsennp lion (of which eough Ic the moot writhe indication), they are of amain elleacy. la *Wilma and Ii trader cough they have been rantor harlot-ImM. lllathig's renal lamangattim has Drat emery didaterfaus Ingredient ; they may tam fore be taken at Al nines by (Mir most delicate female and by tb• younout child; while the piddle speaker and the professional singer will find them invaluable in alloy ing the boartnnem and irritation ineitlen•al to meal exertion, and comerinently a powerful auxiliary in the production of melodious enanciatios. Prepared and 'rid in banes, 130., and tins, 2e. 9d., Is. 6d., and 10a. ed. each, by nom. Keating, chemist, Ike., St. Paul's-church yard, London. RECENT TESTIMONIAL Sir.—l hare been afflicted with • scare cough and shortages of breath, for nearly eight rem., and after Erring numerous remedies, did not rind myself. my better. !purchased a small box of KEATINCi'd LOZENOES of you, from whieli I found rest breetit. The second box, 11. 911. Mae, completely curd me, und I can now brerhe titre freely, and am as free from ooagb a. ever I was in my Ilk. Ilerdng that others, simiarly afflicted, will avail themselves of mg certain a n d sak a remedy.—l remain, Mr, your's faithfully, Bit kenhend, neer lAverpool, Jan. 8, 1647. WILLIAM ANDr. :N. To Mr. Can, IL Morro. Chemist, It Dale-street, Liverpool. !EDE ATItAPILATOWY, er LIQUID HAIR DYE ; the only L e that really anvwers tar all colours, and not require re-deiior. but as the hair grows, it never Irka or augment that inanatut al red er parole tint common to all other Dye& NIC vrATEP. and BEA R's UHF:V.V.—When .:te flak 1• be. corning thin a sat galling oft, the Indy effliv teal remedy, betides Flaying the Load, is the we of the two abort-oersted artailes, clinlied alter nately,-- the Botanic Water td c , can.c the routs hem mill and as a stimulant, and the Elear'aOrruee as o nourishes, TIIE NEW TOfftll - BRUsH, thoroughly cit....dog between the tee,h *Len nao.l np and down, and poti.hlnit the terrace when wed oreuwaya. The heir warranted never to come out. The UNION end IItIPLE HAIR BRUSHES. The DOUBLE A NTI-PRESSIIIIE NAP. BRUSH. The MEDIUM SHAVING BRUSH. The RAILWAY STROP are: POWDER. 'the above new and ele.ront ar,i‘ea. In adiiithin to a very extensive onoorlment of beautiful Pet fuirev, are the wile mar Oath:trot and inventions of Messrs. ROSS and SUNS, 119 and 120, litiationegate. Wert London, nAuTtoN.—Unprincipled Shopkeepers, for the sake of Raisins a orlas more profit, rend the most rutiatts e^ripaunds, under the title of .18•0111141 T Oil;' some under the im plied se.netion of royalty and the poreroinent departments, with similar attempts at deceptlow. It is, therefore, imperative on par_ shapers town that the words, " Macassar 011" are in two linos on the wrapper of each bottle.—Price 34, : family bottle . (equal to 4 small Ina CA., and double that size, 21s. ran bottle.-801 by the propr:emrs, at 20, Itatton-gardes, London, and by all respet t , ble ehenalata and perfumes. The fallemier Works are new ready : THE COMIC HISTORY of ENOLAN D. No. E. By Ouame A. ►Docaurr. TZuslrated by L, Price Is. 1_)UNCII! or, THE LONDON CHARM MIL' j. Part LEIS. Prim Is. I& TIOUOLAS JERROLD'S SHILL J:g6l, MAGAZINE. No. XXVIII. VANITY FAIR.—PEN AND PENCIL SKE reins er Emorum Somers. No. IV. By W. SI. Ts amcwis (Tltmeralt). Wit.% Numerous 'Sastre:hem Pries Is. Landes : Published at the Pasch Olice, SS, Fleet km et. Mt CULVERWELL'S GUIDE TO HEALTH AND IA.): AO LIIII. erica Is. ear, be pow., la stamp.. to id. tar. WKAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. ( , With teraMahlts es el Comalai.) 2. HO W TO BR It h p Pi. ' J Ile unAr elvere.”—(ro. It is contested that alsseenthr el ear 1/hreire and rendes are odour own creaels :by strehm email Ireslbilite, islo rather per. == "*"'°n. les, end that geed health, Sari M 1 extersier o Whet, arid conu C Jaya aro at our comamad. L 7 real servants et I he advice contester n thew memoirs the werwt our of h ypoehoodrl - seism, itormaaser.tebildy, and oldiderosenay be OUDie In lees than m :. ost Sher nod, 23, Ihternotter.scs ; Mann, 30, Oarchill; Batts, 5, hew Irtned-atreet: Carvalho, W 7, llortsreet; hen, 4;7, West West, street . . • or duvet Hem the neer, 10, Arcelt. W Wes plaaa, Ikeentstraet. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. "MI'S DAY, Four oVluek. lailepender t of accost ts from Portugal and the River Plate. which will: 60 found in another page, we . have intelligence this ,scorning from America by the ' , Waterloo, Captain arrived at Liverpool yesterday, with New Nwik papers to the 15th in-; start. Regarding Meru o the news possesses con-;. sideaable interest. Fromv:arious rumours which had, beenceeeived, it appeeer,possible that an action had; taken place , between Geaerals Taylor and. Santa Anne.; whirl;,, atter a great elseghter, had moulted inihe; defeat of the latter. The Heretic' whichwhich givas credence to the repeats, thus perticolarises it:—Ott the approach et - SantaAana to Sakai°, Gen. Taylor • fell back ea the road Co Monterey, fdllowed by the Mexican chief. In hie eagcrnees to ,sutilank our lieneral, and nit off his retreat, die extended his line.-ow far, and so weakened his centre, that the ready .eye of old Taylor imme diately discovered the admit-age, and wheeling his column to the sight by a quick move, mat through their centre, not made such ,work on the advanced half, that, before the rear eouldriender them azy essen tial service, they were cut up and disperse& The number of killed on the part uf the enemy, is repro vented by the Mexicans to have been greater than at stay other battle. Amongst the dangerously wow:ult.& I hear the name of General Arista mentioned, bet do not - learn whether he is a prisoner. The New Orletass Delta publiaracie a letter, dated Tainpico, which says:— The rumour I sent you this evening, relative to • light between Santa Anna sad General Taylor, although Mexican news, is credit-d by almest every officer here. The Advance of Santa from San Luis to Saltillo had prepared every ore for the receipt of the sews of the battle, either at that place or at Monterey, aid from that they more readily credited the report. The face, of the Mestean commander mist have been very large, judging from the amine of their departure from San Lois, and he had enovsh, in his own mind, to overcome the 4,000 or s , ooo— if Mat many—of General Taylor. Independent of this, the fact of the Neale-ass reporting this news, which is against themselves, induces me to attach some credit to it, for, as I hale said before, there is generally some era from wean ttint son of smoke Wets. Other papers take a somewhat different view of the probabilities of an engagement having taken place as reported. The correspondent of La Patria from Tampico, noticing the report of the battle between Santa Anna and Taylor near Saltine, says that it is altogether improbable, as Santa Anna at the last ac counts, which are very recent, was at San Luis, engaged in arranging his forces. He adds when the American forces leave for Vera Cruz, it is said that General Urea will march from Tula, with a column of 8,000 or 9,000 men, against Tampico. General Uirea's force is com posed one-third part of cavalry, with two battalions of artillery. It is his intention to attack Tampico simul taneously with the American attack on Vera Cruz. This officer is also prepared with a force of 4,000 men to march on Matamoras. General Arista is still in the city of Mexico, awaiting his trial on charges relating to his conduct at the battles of the Bth and 9th May. Various rumours concerning Santa Anna's inten tions were of course rife. Very many officers were of opinion that Santa Anna meditated no serious blow in the direction of Saltillo, that the movement of a division of his army thither was but a feint, and that he will lead the main body of his forces to Vera Cruz. La Patria, the Spanish paper at New Orleans, gener ally well informed, states that Santa Anna's plan is, in brief, as follows : " 16,000 men to occupy the road between Saltillo and Monterey ; 1,500 to march upon Monterey ; 1,500 to proceed to Victoria, and thence to Matamoras. Thus, if we can believe the Mexicans themselves, Santa Anna is to get in behind our forces, and cut up our posts, while Gen. Scott is blazing away at Vera Cruz. A good deal of appre hension wan felt at Matamoras of an attack from Oen. Urrea. This officer is under stood to be on this aide of the mountains, at the head of 4000 troops. Of these 2000 aro not to be sur passed in the Mexican service ; the remainder are Irregular cavalry or rancheros. , rul t 3illAteSS % Kti ~ G N0.188.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EN ENING, APRIL 7,1847. [3d. Colonel Drake has the corm-mad at Matamoros. where an Indiana regiment is stationed. Tlys appre hensions of the garrison were still further Increased by a report that General Urrea had receimAl orders to invest the town. tiding, qualified to rhle In the Ant race 04 Ur int day, &Ike Mb. Abnut Pau miles. Captain ItAratt'e eh g M..zentre, 104 blb (Bradley Mr. Presuan m Brunette, 12at 31b (A. M•Donnoluthi Mr. T. WeYley'a Cas burnt, Pst 12th (Hadley Y.r. R. E. (toper's br g Sir Fretful, 104 11a.......(Capg Broadleyi - Ar. smith's eh g ntatunare, 104 Illb ............„.„..(Mr Holman Mr. C. becill's eh g Lund, 1011 I Ilb 10:met Captain D'Arcey's eh g Culrerlhorpe, I Ist 21b Mr. J. Shirring's b g Chrimordier North, 104 110 ... Owner Mr. A. Itteardob b g The Orphan, 104 7lb ... Owner' Captain Gambler's eb m Canary, 104 Slb lehin Mr. 0. Lamblen's The Tynint.. lest 41h .... (o:,rer Mr. Anders 'sGrenade, lest Sib. .. ..... (I. Manion Mr. Rogera's eh it The Page Mr. Preston's b h Fred rick .... Mr. N. Mount's laurel Regarding the rumour of the inten(led evacuation 1 of Vera Crur by the Mexicans, letters from Tampico state, that the commander of the Mexican forces r,t Vera Crux bad received positive orders from Saris Anna to withdraw all the forces from that city, 'and march them into the interior ; and it is supposed b y all now that Vera Cruz will be occupied by our %poops without a blow being struck. General But leer had arrived at New Orleans io a disabled conditi on, The political news from Amer ica is not 'important, if we except the retirement of General rsenton from the command of the Mexican army, to se bleb he had been appointed. He required to be ins , sated with su preme command, sup( rseding Gen". Sc , At, Taylor, and others, and to be at liberty - to conclude ' a peace underthe provisions of the recent bill, on such t arms as be might consider advantageous. General Benton communi cated these points to the presir t eent, as stipulations necessary to be conceded, whet capon Me. Polk re plied that he had not the pr Aver of appointing a junior officer to the supreme r ,nunn t tnd in the field. Thu result of the correspond( ace was the resignation of General Benton, and it wee thaeght probable his successor would be General wo r th. The New Turk Herald ' ass lit o tes f u rther pullets- lure of the loss of the Tw a d„ k nay s: We give some additional pudenda l . fro m the Pirityunt of the reported loss of the ' ,c,a . m.„ h ave seen ' m o ther letter written by a npani , a helovet l'ampeachy, and dated the 18th ultimo. It eor dm' tin above, and givee further particulars. There wee • gfte-Sbv. pasaengorein the Tweed, and the officers and crc es ma* veventy-five more. About sixty in all were draw tied, but the account does not desig nate to which class f any, he-Hated, not are any names men tioned. This aeon!" it was rbsieed from the supercargo of the vessel, who, we .k a h ve area, wu saved in a beat belong ing to the Tweed had 1,170 flask, o ~ mad bet arrived at Sisal. The Tweed qviiclaibcr 011 board, and other merchan dise. l'he Span . ab be %milk. had a,iled to render assist ance, and they ' ffeee tabling up other vessels at Campeach) oa the 18th let , fi n th, mo purpose. The brig I Amberletel, Captain Evans, from Phila delphia, boa ad to Cienfuegos, went ashore on the 10th Wt., on a reef running out from City° Brelon. T. Lewis, in' , damn Campbell, coo:;. and Francis W. llodgkitv „ seaman were drowned. The captain and the rest &the crew succeeded in getting into Trinidad on the I 4ds. Tkey were in a suffer lug condition, but were ( niaferrtatly provided for ty the American consul. The vessel is a total loss. Lighters were sent - at to save the,sergo, if possible. Tit s ;rent 'demand for vessels to transport -"rain to' Fur( cie tamed some derangement ire other gronchai, of tt ll*. la that of sugar and molasses it is now t felt ,at large numb.ar of ye/eschewal - doe ed in this brand: hn ring tooled for Englatel end Ireland. At Havanna th rat , drillers war. paying for sugar to New York. 11r. rtNer's Little Tommy .. ............»...»..»........ do Mr. revel's b r by Tom BINIVII dr The *Slowing paid 5 noes forfrft, haring deektrest before the 2111 h of March : Durham, recruur.., Grey Pre 're, Ilesit nice, Lady Jane, and Tromp. Won by eel bo lts neck. The AIIPROCRATIC hi Le r.: CR.,. of 10 tors etch, 5 forfeit, with SOL added, 1 Ist (lb each. The whine' of the brigade Stalas to carry IBb extra: and a winner of any steeple &axe of the rake of 1007., Including his own stale, 71b of two, lON extra. The second hone to erre his duke. Horses to he W» pirmerty of members, or soa of nu-tubers, of either Brook's, White's, Arthur's, Army and nary, Prlimoun Park. Crotann Park, Bibert, uakley, Lea miarlon, or Hats Clubs. or °Storrs on foil Bit m the army or wary, and to be ridden by the Same. Any hone baling won a steeple ChM of WO. not to be allowed to start. Distance shoo (our miles. Captain W. Peel's br k (.handler (Owner) Mr. J. Leslie's Charon (Lord Strathmore) I Mr. It. Sutton's b g Durham (Owner) Mr. It. Clifton's b g Mabornet (Lord Dremlanrig Mr. Brood ye nd ch g The nue (Owner) Mr. Milton. nob ti 'rot v (Owner reptile Gambier's ch g 'orester (Capt. Droselley Wm. u. NoiTs Lomat Mr. A. Itirerdo's The (Owner (Owner' Lord D. Cedll . 114mSpot dr D iirl l 7; ---- ...77. -........ -........._ Major Mollie& oat Meaner dr Viscount Sin in's Ttc Petri The nine he rscs par, d the Grand Stand the that doe nearly toge ther, Datitam innting E.c mother on to the init brook. After paw ing itonstine, Charon took the lead. kut ma parsed by Chandler within haitth-rnile of the a innhig.post. Lord Drwrolantie eta thrown and Sightly injcred hr the face at the tura be Captainbulkeley's park. Won by abort ei lengths. timelier ea• the favourite at 3 to I, Ito 1 apt I)urtam, 3 to ton Chandkr and Pm hem, and 5 to 1 mat Itabstoct. Cemearsate dr S min each, with i 5 tided ; the second bone to sure his stvke. Octets weights not Oder 10*. The wiener to be sold for fel, if demanded ; the right of Mining as in the second race of the thed day. The Monte to pay hi., towards the capture.. About Mee man. 111 r. Marne% b g Negro (Rackley) Mr. It. Celftre's b g Mewing, , ..... (Mr. Bromley) Certale Millie% b g Heron ... ... (Gaiter) Mr. Lific's Carlow ••• ••••• • - Carnal,. Pryee's b to )(rattle ... l 'i ll e e ' el Mr I w lrwin', gg W . Waterloo .... ...* ‘• r Mr. kkichtell's b g Hardee ~. ..... ...... .......... _....fdarrowel ier( 13. Co ir. In Jack (Owner Mr. 'J. %lOW% b 111 Mirifle.... Smite:meets of 2 oova each, odds 10 said ;Ale mood beer to 1,14,11 tie stake ; for brows that nione we attaogisehose, the each. The *sinner to be sold for 601. ; the right of dolman ili la We second 'rare of the first day. Three miles ll.ir. linipett's Sheltie& .,. .....(Memel 'Mr.'. Darhyl. g ley ttobinia.d - --(Seifert) Mr. Morrie's& g litildboy Mr. Stonnandebts to tents Lind Lori Invotharig% Victor.. ..... . ........... ................. (Owner Mr. J. Counted.% b g &Moult Mr. Staoleford% Jack Mr. Thompon% nd TlMmer —....— ......—. dr Mr. T. Cameo's b g Far. „.dr ._....(Buckley} dr Won by abet ten leaflet. The winner wasenimed by the owner of the second bone. -- RWtini: - -74;r1TrOehrru the favourite at 2to 1 5 to 1 WAG ;tray Lind, ad Cto I rgatret Robin Hood. no newts gtnne,i ear web, ail S =blot, did bet wine of. there CttaC•only e!trip attire pen, r. co'r No Ightake, and Sir K. Poor's tilnate. The rtow,b for nowt yew trEl be Prince George riCalitdito,Str E. Poon, r and Captain W. Peet. We regret 'te announce the death of the Right 1 , lionentble Joseft Planta, ...Isiah took place ow Monday last, .at hie home at Fairlight, Susses, in the yeat gilds age. Mr. Planta was these. of the late Joseph Pledta 1%RA...a native el: Sw i e lan d , who. long demi , ciketed in •Encland, berme st length Liberian to the RAU*. Musissm, and secretary to 't h e Royal Society. His eon. Kr. .TenaPt. Plaids, early entered life ao a precis writer in taw Foreign.nffiee, nudist length became VallierAecretary knOlfereicm Affairs, where place la tilled (or nearly ten yema Harsecompanied the late itarguis eft Andeticltrry, we pa.vste semitiri , to tke congremes of Pcia. Vienna, and Midis Chepsiiie, and was .much treated by - that nobleman, to artiom hiaaPaincuents,..ss linmast and publicist. stead in re& stead. From Key, 1827, to Norm. er, IMO, Mr. farts wan ea eof the j. secretavies of the Ileasevy. 'We have authority -tit *tate that their 4 no fotnda tier whateve for a report which•has been o¢. elated far tho hat day or earn, to the glint that Er. Laborthere hush& to fit re from ti a office °flail% amatory. COIWIERC4IIL 4- MAIKEIV. 'MONEY 31ARKETVi CMY INTBILIGENCE. Ha ff-pat Tiro o'Claf..—The effect .or yeltafay's and the report of the stringern proiseadires adopted in Me Bank par.our for chetking the drain st: hard money throw* out Mc tells of the great deal* in i. eign ezaisange, as stated in tho Daey News and ether morning papers, sass the ecntinued.drcline of the fends this me ring. Come'. went do szt .to 971 to I fur money ands t its account. There N.re been •some reaction Mute, and they are scsw vested at 4 , 74 to f far me miry and account, arc 874 iss I fur ,Lext acesuat. But this enaction is tea a. much •the result of -renewest _ sentience initeehtbillity eTpricee. Boum be feared , rof the earliest, of • the paler, .er been " party •tor overing Shea account end. it &Laing/calla fit e appal:sum 41 the Bank broker so a ‘ perchwer, probably for account a the Commie kitten for,thttioduction.of tholiatiocei Debt, .was witheet i ..ifluence in supporting ,prices. 'The e.n*et ...sears • verve, pressed arteetuance. Rank Stack is 199 is 2XI. Redact!: Threes, titil to 1. Thus-and•ettluarter per Gent*, 871 to.:, . Exchequer Xille, 2s. itiscourtt to 2s. pre axiom. Colmar Scrip, 2 - to . l-2 discount. The dealingain foreign stool.; are quilt dneiguiteant, anti the gootationt (or the sew dividend oa annotated wocks t ate quite waft:net Mitch, however, which ware with Cattails, ere lower: the 'fan-euert-11•Ir per Ceuta., 49 to 1; the.Foure, 901 to Spenieh fives, noftinalig 23; to el ;t1 thie'hress, 35 tet:„. Pcrtugwee,:gli to 4 1. Moslem s 211 to/. j Itaat.rtoek, 90 201 I 3 pi. Ct.Conpel• tor Asa. Ifj ystdc A5n..43): ir t r ts. 1 , 3 3 pert". (bawls. lusr„ 4174 I ender Bak b. 4 21. p Cono2lo kW*. I U d s per Cl. 13strlee lle&arat 4 3 I per Cleat. Orme* We, * I 36 Fr" ¢ be*len Ifeeleral 7 &wads Derenv4 1143, 31 I per 4't. elite. 3 perOL Melkee, ISM. 2* I a prr 03,1:rerilise Me.. 1113 II a per&c Peruvian Pee, &I lab DIM 1i.e.113 3 ex Cr. Pen/Mare Cosy. Mr. 73* * g r ,c3 h ea . Amend...o I a W . t. llama's I3d. .110 II Date 1.1.33 an Ms, 34 X es.dly. "MEIN Bar. 731 4i Inter Cele 33 Def. Pe1..... , I pero3loealrla Mr, 33 6 Collimates Clued., 14..7! , apart& Peened tad, ' li I , a .ler Ca. Dee&P ltd., Se* 76.3 Mr Spaniel. Paean,. Mn.., a l 23 per et. De. th w.., es 6 I per Ca. Seeerwrie Ma .44 41 i & per Cr- Oro.. Detel. SO 1 Yeeeseelealeferred Bee. II I 1 RAILWAYS.—Ths depressed state of the funds ' ha; Lad mort.than usual direct to-day its depreciating share vote% The aparket is erkeraely heavy, sold priers are lower cloaca( sharesounceig Ishii& may be naiad, as principally desti in, Eudora Comdata, Midlands, rorth Stafford*. Shwears'aury and Igirocinghaisa. Northern of Fronce, &e. 1 Men EFFECTUD DP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. : I (Yeaterdeira orices were found in last page). Aberdeen.. 3 71 Welland New, 41 Bi-. and Oxford Ja., 121 *ore. a Nem* 54 I Bic, wolro * Duffle/. lei I tin. hew, 71 Caledonlen, W Nredelk. 135 Do. Halru, 21 N. Leuntica Union, 14 Dublin & Wirt in., 11 Norte British, 321 E. Counties, 141 1 Da Valves, 154 Do. P,.. 4 pew Cent., We. I. A ft no ‘,/elrtrre, 1/ ' Do. York U . smo, 41 1 Duo.. n II Let La ca New, 41 . Do. nags, 34 Earn LiecoUshire, 61 1 honbeen asa Enitern, 53 Eike & Gbogow, 711 i North Stalfanithire, 71 4 GL Northern, 3f 1 North Wainell . Do. Landon & York Ea, 21 Prance asS 35 41 Great Western Quarters, 171 Ofe.dft. 0 er Beigate, 41 Do. Fifths, 27 61 Seettbdt Wand. 20/ Iliad. a Men. Eaten., 54 661111 n. &Bk. (Ma A), ii I-master and thrlLds New, 9 ebrepithe Vail. 14 d I, heater and Bedford, 1 d bond& Illailbrialre, 1 d Li Ms It Think, 191 S. E. and Dome, 354 a Do. Pref., 6 per (3., II Do. New (im. at ID.), No. 4',, 4 Loam and Blackwell, 71 South Wake, 71 4 Do. New, No. I, SI P. York., Donn, he., 11 Lor., Beet., k S. Coast, 52 If Vale of Neath, 1 1 Lan. lk N. Western, 177 6 Wt et Riding Union, I 1 4 p Da. Qrs., L. and 8., 231 York & Newcastle, 34 Lao. sad S. W. Con. Liglabe, 464 Do. New, 141 Do. Tenths (ConneL), 234 Do. Prof ~ 71 Do. Scrip, 41 5 York a N. Midland, 63 Lynn and Derclum, 111 Do. Erten., 411 Man. end Leeds Quarters, 151 Do. Pref., 11 Do. Fifths, 91 1 Boulogne sad Amiew, 164 I Do. Thirds (Reg.), 21 1 p Dutch Rhenish, 4 Ilan., Dux, and Mat., 4 p par Luxembourg, 11 Manche i. a Southampton, 11 1 N. of Prance, 121 Mi4lan 5 , 113 1141 Orleans a Corsicans, GI Do. how, Wel Parts St Lyons, 51 1 LIVERPOOL BALES, Aran 6. E. Loc., hire New, I 1 p Preston a Wyre, 341 Do. N ..e Baia, 14 p South Eastern, 361 Lon.* N. Western, 176 51 Do. New, No.l, 1 Do. M. A B. pro , 8., 61 p York a N. Midland (L k W. Lcedsn as..l South Coast, 531 p Itkling Es.), 114 p Man. &Le, dm (late H. k Sh.), 21 p Hraddiaagekl C. & R., 11 p no. 321. -h., 21 p treat N. (gni ands`, 4 d Do. (lab L. B. Halves), 41 p N. KI/AbrtliglifY. 2 I. Man., Are. & La. Elgtstiv, 14 d Shrew,. a sir. (B) la. 34. 4 Midland 442 oh., 4 p Lir., Cruby, & Souiliport, 2 p Do, New, SI I p There wr 3 mere doing in the oar last notice, and the prime, were firmer. BALES, Aran. 6. • market than at the date of ea regards Mares generally, Wan. & Leeds Halves H. k 6, 119 Hen., CIL Helm., &Dock 19 Morel & renstasm., 1 1_ heet. B4lfi llt it m kelmere 5- 4, 4 Do. do. 111„ Scottish Central, 71 &brews. & Hereford, 1 Mireplitre Union, 26.3 d. 158.9.1. W. Hiding Union, 1 9-16 at. J., par E. Counties, 1 it Do. York Elora. E. Lancashire Vow Je l Picot, Pres., L W. R. Hod. & Man. IL & C., 'Wrap, Lie., Man , in., le Lon., Man., tit r. laro. (AL 6 Do. do. (8 1 ,61-16 Do. (C), Ely & adMI6IIII,II, BIRMINGHAM BALES, Aran 6. There was only a morning meeting on the Esehar.ge ; the businres was, therefore, limited. Mid , 6 per et.. Bir. &CFlou-,151 p Shropihire Ms. 3d. 11 d Mob., Nott. at Boston, 4 South Staffordshire, Is. 3d. p per Stirs-yrs. k liirm. i A), 4 111. 3d. p Woet Riding Unice, lie. 3d. p Do. do. (B), ppaarr Man. & Southampton, 4 d HULL SALES, APRIL 6. York k Nevem- Pref., IL 16s. p West ill `sing Union, 311. p Newts, lk Berwick, New, 31 p YORK BALI E. Counties, York &tem., 41 Isiocashire, New Scrip, t/. 9s. Crest Northern, 313/. Or. New=.-s. A Bcr. New, 01 0. Is. AM, tr. 6.. N. Countioe. Union, 6 110. York & Newca. Pref., :1. 13L 6d. EDlitU6oll Aberdeen, In 271 Ca:edonlan New, 47n. id. Dun. ond Nor. Jn., 4ia. 20s. Cd. Dundee & Perth, 10 E. Lothian Central, 266. Edin. & Itatbitutc, 611 Edin. & Glawww, 711 Ellin., Len h,& Draw Qr5.,144.9d. Edlo. & Perth, 611 s. ti 3. Do. Halves, 23a. 12n. GLASGOW BAI Q.kulobina t Dumburtonsh., 42.. F.. Ledb. 7e. 5,1 & Perth, 58.. 57.. C.I. Munch. SE South., 26e. 26..6d. Aran 3. Min. t Newport, 7/. 10a. 6d. Gt. Nor. (late Dir. Ni N. Briti•h, S2l Ito. Halve'', IG ISM Do. New Qrr. Scrip, 26a. Gd. Do. Thinly, Scottish Centr.il, 221 Sttrtlng R Dumlerrolimie i A2a. 6.1. Wiahow It Cultersa, 49e. 11. E., Ann S. Was-, KS., k Ayr, Mires, Kw 2, I. lOs. Scottish Groot! Jww.. 235. tickling * Dim, Sm. PRODUCE.—IINCING-LANE, Huff-past TWO. — The public Sager tales consisted of 200 hhds. liarbadors, 200 hhda Berbiee, 9,000 bags filmeri•ius, and 1,600 bags Bengal. Tea importers pretty generally held for the full prices of last week, which the trade aid not appear to give, except for their immediate wants, and a large portion was bought in; quotations, however, have been supported in a dull market. Refined has also been in but limited de mand; lumps, 645. to Wm—Coffee remains unaltered; the public sales for to-morrow are looked fzrie art! to with some enteric to give quotations.-11 ice : This article advanced to la., by private contract, upon the reduced prices of Lot week, and the 1,200 bags fine cargo Bengal, offered in public sale, were withdrawn at the high prices of 17s. 64. to ISs. —Cocoa : A small lot of fine red sold at 00s.; low, grey, 616 —Saltpetre: 700 bag., refraction at 6f to 71, were effaced, and bought in at 275. eid. to 265. —Tea steady. arrow rano ces rsa u 1647 to LAST WM.. , lootlon Liverioet. Bristol 11.11. c• z / CONIC ERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. far, the monermarket of ew Perk no material situation lutEMAtm. place. In forearn exchanges is slierat downward tonedenty is notiseable. 1 xchaug_c on Loa den was quote 6 at I Croat ter mat. premium.; on ;Tarim, 5 Wanes 45 cents to , 401 1: orusteeditos, 39; lambuse , 341 to 31%. Bremer:, 771 : tc :771. B il ls:L.:men have found it very sb hilt to sell t wit 0116 , 01 London, as the bank has rented le disown. the ,wspesed those who driveler mei, time past been luve pur haw s, and they are fi'srefero unable te .laue up W . ..-s for 'Me it note.. Tula meat seriously ember Mar It:tippet - a of trail stuffs, re it prey tnU their realising.° albeit sheyciente 1 us St ty eats extent of their c perct ions samba. de the etty trade there was a little betOr feelingsin the flogs nurrkr, and sale. in the aggregate werc.marle to a fair j extent of Genesee at: dole. 7 here was a saiwof New Jersey 1. rem at ad 1.2 cents, at rl of • rod and visite, from tho cadet ..,, bersriag er sitry, stiFil cents. Ueners ee, wit! other kinds, 'wary sparingly &Lied, without abatement as askingsprices. coati sued to move freely, and large sales were main snide, het at rates in favour of buyers, compared to those , out in the fore part of tim week. Pravisioas were firm, an 1 • dodo of prima/Pork malt at an advanec. , Grocerea were rat Aar quiet, hut wkiout material °rugs iusguotatior. Armes. —We report tales of 'l3; Mils...rota on. rivets te runs, sal 50 do. p.srls, at 6 dole. Si:. Buvent tx.—Smak sales yellow cos.tiuued ,to be ma le at - .Re. tolle. Balt AA ./ITCPIII.-, Flour - 'We revert sales .. - f2,BoolLis. of )ensue, in semi. lots, al"7 doll. 'fherts , s, as some more .i moire. Ind the we het tired firs. It this pr:ce. 300 bbls. I ?habitat hia worst:ported-cold at 4 slols.'3o c., and 1' ,000 i 'able. of :Brooklyn etv mills sold as li dols. •S. le. Wheat— ' 'There're little fret juality . ff,,ring, and noels Inge in prices was not .1. 3,000 bushels counts .. red as white were -veporeci. sold at 1 dalisr 30 cents, suet 1,000 diu 3 New Jo rosy at 1 dam 42 cents. Corn-Tbe sale% includiu white sail yellow, •resched hut amen 9•,000 and 60,096 bushels, in elndinc ii 8,000 ye 11... at 90 centx • 5.000 Ns vthern :yet. low to strive at 91.‘ nits ; 19.,000 ditto yellow to arrive at Al a ti rents: 60 . Northam yellow (laic :able.slier • the 25th instant, at 90 cent:; 0,0.0 Souther. white, de livered hangside, sat 45 a 86 yenta; 5.000 Nechurgh.yeli low to srrivu at 91 assts. and 00 Southern-aihite at AB scents, in store. Core Neal-9,001 bbl.. Ness& 'eery said .on privets terms; 60b 30. at 5.d01e., and 1,60653. Brant: arns at'. dole. 1269 Rye-875e. 'vas offer 1, :but so ' voles transoircd. fur ey—There eves some at ering, last .no sales were reported. Oats were steady at e.d prices. ' Expoir FROM ler : u 9ra Kean* —Wheat*. sr, 2.3.0 b; gaarrels • Ca 713, 402,786 hashels ; It' heat, 3.1.414 Um. ale; aye.! 7:91 bushels - Barley, awe; 0ate,1•,5:1 bushels. CA :WM.—Sperm areas steady at 11) cents, *ilk further soles in a inirderate way. Corms.— Wo reportll4o bags of IF.is at 75 cask. Jima veas steady .at 95 a the. nts. Sallie, if Sumativ.r ere re ported, on eisr e, et 7 (NW eCorroar.--Che sales imminued small,,int at firm , , prices.' /shout 800 Wm have been taken to-eir„ chiefly h menu- [amuses au4c n speeulatior_ Freight to-Liverpool iv:Bred at del for aquae. bales. Fart uplands ass "worth 12 cook. and fair New Orin. , " 13 cent.. Fardours.-oShippers sr Solding off de hopes otakain- inf.& reduetioni., freights, awl on paying pore for row on 1 future delivery t.mn they we for parcels new here. Fleur is tslea to Liverpool at s. ; ecttoo, 21d. • as 4 corn et 'sd. to 35.1.; corn k Ireland, ilia. ; to Gliaguar, 23d. to 114 i. Contracts harebells, entered into for reside ta load in &fly at 5". for flour, and 18d. f e gran. New Out c A NS, MARCH 2.—The reception of the Cs twin's aromas yesterday, thanes their tenor had been AL ' ready anticipated Maths busy touirue of rumour, gave I readd stufla the most severe fell they hove received this es MIL Flour deekoed dOc., and about 7,06 / barrels were tak n at 5 dole. 60e. for Obi, brands. Tomes& the close, hew vet., there were few sellers et that rate. Corn, too, met w la' decided tumble. About 20,000 butte!, were sold at 80 .to 85c. moistly, tea latter being "the top price" for the best lots, a falling of of over .20c. per hSshal since yestev"sy week. SAVANNAH. MARCH s.—Plour : But f 0 brie Georgia Las been reported to as, at 61 dela. No other sales to note. Corn : This article continues in Init . demand. Sales have bee n reported to us as follows:-1,101) bushels at 87e., 1,900 at 871 e. to 90c.. and 1,060 at 90e. Cotton arrived 5,300 bales Upland (3,496 by Central Railroad), and 603 bales Sri Island; and cleared in the same time, 12,260 bales Up• lead, and 329 bales Sea Island ; leaving on hand, including all on shipboard not cleared on the sth instant, a stock of 601,173 bake Up:and and 2,640 bales Sea Wand, against 18,847 bales Upland and 2,516 bales Sea Island at tke same period lot year. The receipts at this port this season reach 193,694 bales, against 100,088 at the same time last year. Since our last review the market has daily stif fened, in consequence of the decline of freights to Id. to 11.163., at which engagements were made on Wednesday. On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, there was a good in quiry, and the market closed firm at on advance of Ic. to The asks rum up 5,362 bales, as follows : 13 bales at 9c. ; 69 at Ole , 44 at 91e., 167 at 9 5-16 e., 65 et 91e., 126 at 91e., 273 at 91c., 101 at 91c., 1,786 at 10c., 557 at 101 e., 708 at 101 c., 234 at 101 e., 81 at 10e. 7-16, 895 at 101 c., 145 at 101 e., 62 at 101 c., and 37 bales at 101 c. per lb. Sea Islands: The transactions in Sea Islands have been quite limited, the sales amouutir.g to 123 bales, as follows : 19 bales at 4 at 26c , 1 at 27e., 18 at 271 e., 17 at 28c., 36 at 29e., 14 at 30c., 8 at 31e., 3 at 32c., and 3 at 34c. PJIILAatLPnIA, MAaca 13.—Basiness was verydull, and but very little transpired of any amount. Flour was pretty freely offered at 5 dole. 75c., hut without sales, ezoept by retail.—Corn Meal : Sales of 500 barrels reported as 4 dole. 371c.—Grain of all kinds dull.—Pennrylvania Corn was held at 84c. to 85c.—Southern Oats, 41c.—Cotton was without any movement, and spinners only buy small lots. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Achilles arrived at Southampton this morning, with the second portion of the last India mail. She left Malta on 24th ult., Gibraltar on the 30th alt., and Comma on the 4th inst. The Achilles, on the 3rd inst., fell in with the Brothers, of St. Andrew's, N. 8., off Cope Finisterre, water-logged; she appeared to have been some time abandoned. THE WINDSOR GRAND MILITARY AND ANNUAL STEEPLE-CHASES.—SEcogn DAT. WINDSOR, TUF-9DAY EVENING.—The "great card" of this annual gathering. the Ilan /imp Sweepstakes of 25 sovereigns each (17 acceptances, and 6 payee of 51. forlii , ), the prise being of the Talus of upwards of 6001., with the 1001. given, attracted to the nouns to• day afu more numer ous assemblage than yesterday. The races commenced with a Serwreorenne (11Arnir.te) of 25 aeve eneb, It It, with 100 eon edger. The second bone to eare his et Ike, and the winner to pay IN. to• warth the espenses. After the weights arc declared, any geafteman SOIL Mins 11,391,276 Ingram MASI PRICES CURRICNT. -- • - - - SISAL per WM O•TV W. Indin,l3.P.bwn. 4.43 00.447 0. Yellow &Grey ... 47 0...49 Fine 3O 0...35 Mauritius, howl.. • r 0.. 47 TdlOw ...... . 1 9 0...52 Pion 53 0...57 ' Bengal 14219.1r0ntl 39 0-.40 Yellow 49 0..58 Whits 52 0...50 F = 6"w Ore, 0;18 415nr Rellsad, lionbro' 6B 0_79 Limp 04 0..64 Clore., in Bose. Wert iota, codi ng.'" 33 IL. 418 Gael. Pigs, No. 1. ZO •.. • 11 10... 0 Cargo Peddling, S 0... • Swath. ll 1•... 0 LP" at per ton. 18 15...19 M . h d r , st 19 10...20 Pro ..... 22 0... 0 [scent ...... 3l 0... • red or minima l9 10...50 Svelter lO 0...21 1 Oir iel rer, 252 lap. pl. d.p. straw - . 23 5...34 brown .. yellow 2B 0.. 22 8 cl l . :Ur/letter SS 0... Cod 2l 10 . 0 __South Sea IT .20 . Pin" 7•11111110 Oey. Loci ordi y .......fin. 4l S.. 4$ nar Fine ordin ar y 14 5... 43 Fine 34 70 0 Illochaanod to fine 36 0....3 Coda T4ioo, orde- o. ~Gallipoll,p.tax 33 5... 0 Cocas NNW.—...... 47 0...45 84 44 IN* per tag NIP% .37 • 37 le 07 5..37 3 Pienrtamen, %KT ctrl. Butter—Cork, 114 3 . 3. 0...02 • maTiOine -- 34 e... Sumatra and thaw 24 0...24 0 Tea, at per lb. fiarou,eataatert 0 0 . . 0 Eta, at per eat. white l4 4... 111 0 kora. ... 0... 17 0 36 0 Patna II 0.. ili u . 0... 33 • Runt at per init. Leenanil Inand, Pro Dernencna; icn is • 36 per tent. 05....... - 4 3 hunsien, m in 26 Twe cent. O.f 5 0 ... 5 4 Favenrite marts 5 8 ... 4 4 Brady, let brawl. 5 3 .. Britintnplritkap. II 0 U. 41 • anent 11 0 -.I 0 Pun, per ton. £47 41...04 0 It. 'Petetsbtri, I band n Duch and Itemlsh 35 0..P.3 0 Pnlesiand Hymn, at pinion. In.Petenbeme/m50:3 14...64 0 esubot Anlf tem Mann Rhin R 0 ontebet pun. .180...0 0 :34 4' AO 0 efantlntle - Sunn 45 0,10 0 Ili 04 .. .0 0 Dublin, 144 o n. 0 • lamerict, do OO 0..r6 • COTIOR. 04 0...02 0 NewiT, 0 0... 0 0 76 iert, 1n614, per time Prime Sep _0 o. Cambay IA :_26 0 Atula at.pm . •lays. In ♦WO 0 Irma a .0 tRC. u Cam. in mks lO5 0... 0 0 ./non, an pen tab Dam AC10• JZO 0 Not, prlmegoos SI 0... • 0 Moom-Pork,Lierk les 6.. • leo., Baia. Mom, 1074.0.44. ocreelt...--.. 72 4-74 0 Belfolt lard,Bidiot,p7ll4 4 $4 Woerfard, do D 0.., 7: vides. e...a Am• 142,4 l4 4. AI • RIMS, OZ sad Os% al war 11.. L Load 11. Video, =lod 0.04110 4774 •0 • 4 • 4i I=mly -.. • I ...4 Ike ....-- • 4...0 INK 4,7 • 47....0 IJorms&Volp. 4,- 4 ..A Wog Irak d01.._ 0 1...0 I 114101 Kos: Wk. • ...0 ' how.„ B.Arnooky 0 7 ..11 • Itsoota, dry... 4 17,...0 9 4. Orocr.lions,4l9 tide 4 0. IS .0 Roes*•ditto. 4 0...10 Lapro••,1"1"1.••••= I. • . 0 moonsrso —.. 330... S 34 C.lsproby 0 0 . 0 4 Parue,..l34oln 4 0... 0 0 IVictraguadmoorsl wild l6 0...17 43 L ama. ..... ..... -.ZS 0. 17' tLepan no io .10 0 brunl TABLOW.—The market is quiet, antlxiess ro ti.e ianne as yestarday,A4 6. 9d.. to 49.. 6.1. as the .pot ; Co. for Ampler and 6epeaMber, and 464. for °mobs: and De cember. CORN.--ALIRK-wece.—Our market was bat me derstely-supplted with Wheat this morning, but...dos never tla,less penereded slowly, at about the ratseof Mardsy, for both Bac lish ani foreign. Barley met with rather more attention. than of late, owl ?donda .'s rates were well sup posted. • Bats went more sewlly disposed e(, and previous qui:callow were easily male, and ..n some fon 4istanees rather asoeeded. dleensaad Peas without alteentioa. .'te j olloriPig are Monday s quotatiaea . IMITISLL setwota+rw Owner. Wgllleap Low andlime.Red., 71 to 7) r 79 to 93 91opiclk and &Wolk /1 to 73 do 79d0 33 to 79 49 if . ) 11.3t053 7yill,ra (E.g. or _A -- Cm* olgeacLio.rto iteL73 to 75 M:77 Whits 71Ioto: 7 7 to 79 Nordutroberlontott boil* do. tot.— do —46. —to II to 3 lln ...... Laver. asilisrs. .J 7 to 49 Dlealeg ON In 411 NOME --...............01 so 0 Ohostl or oos i 2 61, to Si Mb. — lo "cola 44. Iltror Mime . . .......... .. ~., 74..ar ~.,...,..,......................... ....... is 74.....:. x. ,.. .., las pal! Mu, SI ... Om; Ile s itt i ....-.. .. ..V te 294 41.11436.. IV tot& Od .21 ro 3.2 a 0d...14tat0. 33 to Mc Od Barwiekatallioo3l4M - 4 SS to Us Od...Fetato.. as to 33. 401 In* Peed . .... -23 to 26 to Mil Od...Siteg.. 2tl lo 3M skt DIM POMO Sit On to 33941 Pan, Grey.. -... ..... 16 lo Co Od...Diglki... 31 to 5U 41 Bloc. ie tii, ..Unpenfal 62 to 96 White .... ...... 45 to 51...Bmiera . Bey" Yampa'. SS to 49....... 13d. .60 to 41 . old 43 to 47 ILlnow 42 to 43 &WI 46 to N.. .old 47 to el Tats" New Spring._. .- to -New Blatt- to -....01d - to - Rammorm, New s4o to 41 Lamm Cum // 13 Ol io Ace SI per egg MINIM i 3t Pose 4 Town made, dammed 60 to 65 Una Iron iehoii 36 to it Norfolk and Suffolk- 50 to 51 While. Northunsberkond. Linea* and Toritahiro Room and Kea-- - to - .IA4 - to - FOREIGN. Dedyfrat. Waclar,lbidaleand Rosigaserg 72 to 73 Ise to 9f...- to - Plufignmean ik = and Stettin, sow 72 to 77...- to - lamb and ... - to - - to - Mail and Rambo - to - /Sma 37 to 41 .Rgy - ptloa... .. - to -...- to - 1/Ingheand 0de0n....„ 7O to 72...- to - - r- .Agelialia . n 73 to 12.. 1114 IllAraxr, Feeding...-. SS to 12.... ..... -s.llMilling 42 to 42...- to - Dans,. Coes ...... .... 6•1•1111 Litmus 3$ to 40...- to - Duo, Itomeim .. . .. -...- .... 22 to 30.. - to - Pcsam;;iiiiiii...."7 n t. at . t. - Swedish sad Dania 25 to ft.. - to - Ditto Brew. - to - --.--...- .- - to -...- to - IPA" Tick - to - --.....-.... - eld 23 to 40 ..- to - *min - to - ?gas, Cloot *bite 49 to 31 "Ain 37 to 59...- to - Tau" On, to - aew to large to laseaco, Baltie and Reggae Maditerranean amid 04. RAMIE. AS to 40 Reuipmcd St to 36... do. do. 'Orme= Cmtaa free of doty, per ton, .C 3 10a. to £3 154 Lowm, Cocas, Dutch and 01770A11 ditto £9 106 to CIO 10.. Ditto Preach and Amen= ditto (10 10.. to CI 1 to,. 1921 M. Puma, American per BA 3 of 3 to 36 Dantsic and Hamburg 33 to 33 Can stlial (Duty 74.1. per barrel) French free - to - per Soak of 300 lb.. ARRIVALS L4TO LONDON PROM sth APRIL TO 711 APRIL Cite. Wheat 163 English. Scotch. Iriett. Poredga. 0 Barley Oats . .. 910 I 610 11703340 Flour, 1,170 ; - barftls. De1t,3,270 quartos. IMPERIAL AVERAGES: Ow. 1 rye. refuel Pow Ile lid,Ste id sfe Id See Ild - 4d Sie 11d Us 9d 37e Sd &I'M* Ild'Ses Id Ms Id ;SU lellife felifke lld 36e Ildile Ild'Sle fd 36. °Ole 10113 ed Ild 311131i — tr l d SS. fellSfe ddiSGs Ild las Forlorn Grab.) Feb. 211 711741'43; 27 74 7d 33, Od Knob 6 744 44 34 lld 13 74 2d 32s 10d 20 73s 10d 31s 10d 27 77. Od s 4d Odd Am A. 1r 7ei,34s Mere are so 41'. fob. 20.. Feb. Si. 77 0 ;3 10 74 7 74 4 74 2 us 241 Ils 34'i .-i -.• rj HULL, Aran. 6.—At this day's market the supply of Wheat has again been to a fair extent ; the farmers asked higher rates, which in some few cases were ptid, but we do not quote prices generally higher. In foreign little or nothing doing, and the quantity on sale exceedingly limited. Barley may be considered firmer, being in short supply. Early last week some low sales were made, which brought forward sceeral distant buyers. Oats and othcr spring Corn continue very , dull. No alteration in Linseed or Lin seed Cakes. Some fair Marseilles Cokes are on the market at 101. Nothing doing iu Rapeseed or Rape Cakes. The following are the present prices of grain: Wheat, red, 66r. to 70s. ; white, 724. to 745. ; Dantzic, 725. to 76e. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 669. to 70s. Barley, malting, r z- ' 425. to 50s. Oats, 28s. to 32e. • Danish, 265. to 305.: Randall. 30s. to 3 4 a. Beano, 48e. to (48.; foreign. 48e. to Ms. Per, white and yellow, Ms. to 583. Linseed, crushing, 365. to 48s. • feeding, 48, . . to 525. Rapeseed, per 10 qrs., 291. Linseed Cakes, English, per tor, 101. 15s. ; foreign, 81. to 101. Rape Cakes, 61. Ip.wicit, APRIL 6.—ln consequence of this being Wood. bridge fair-rine, the attend.cice of farmers was very small, cod the business done trivial in the extreme. Wheats fetched fully last Tuesday's rates. Scarcely any B trley or Beans epprared. Malt, which could last week hove beat bought at 681. to 20r., would this day have brought 73e. to 755. LEEDS, An ti. 6.-Our arrivals of Wheat arc trivial, and the show from grausry very small; the rates of Friday are exceeded by fully Is. per qr. Barley is fully as deer, and this cord weather muses more inqutry for the article. Oats and Shelling steady. Beans without altriotion. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 1,421 qrs.; Oats, 432; .arley, 1,378; Beans, 214; Shelling, 20; Rapeseed, 1,451. LEIGHTON Bess lat., ATI/IL 6.-At tliis day's market there wu a large supply of Wheat offering. and but very foie buyers. The little business done was at a trifle ender the rates of this dim week. Barley, a short supply, but still droopiug in value. Beans and Peas almost nominal in value. Wheat, per load of 3 bushels, 434. to 475. I arley, per cr. imperial, 425. to 13e. Beaus, per 5 bushels, 295. to 325. Peas, 30.. to 345. LtvEnrooL, Amur. G.-Except about 2,000 qm. of Oats, we hare Ter- little grain fresh in from Irelan 1 ; and, be end fair quantity of Wheat and Malt coastwise, the arrivals tlii nee since this day week ore trivial; whilst those from Europe end Americo togetlier tarnish a good :opply of It, lisrley, and Indian Corn, but of Fleur 5,1;5 barrels oily. Having a numerous attendance of home and country millers at our Corn Exchange to-day. English and foreign Wheys wee- in lively requist, principally far Wel inland counties and Ireland; prime samples, hove. wee, were in a few eases oflered antr.ewhat below our List quotations, which for the general runs were fully maintained, the trade on the whole closing with a firm expert. Sack Flour, being without inquiry, was nominal in vele.. American, on the contrary, eentinued to move freely to miler % and con sum• en, western brim& commanding 64. no r barrel over the run wary of this day wiak. Barley and Malt, being unsaleable, deeliued 2s. per qr. Beans wet e also dull at a limits de pression, and Pcua ao turn loser. Oats, in consequence of holders submitting to a earth , r reduction of Id. per 431 b., were taken rather more freey than of bet . Oatmeal re mained in clew request, at former prices. With a continued ac:ice demand tor Ireland, the sales rf Indian Corm this morning have been very considerable, at from to U. per OM. over the rates of this day week, Indian Meal at the same time selling readily at 261. per barrel. British : Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, new, 10a. G,. to 10. PM.; extra, 10: 9d. to Ils. ; white, new, Inv. fid. to I h.; extra, Ile. to Ils. 4.1.; Irish , red, net., 9e. 10d. to 10s. 2d.; extra, 10:. 3d. to 10 1 . 6.1.• white, new, 10*. to 10.. 6.1. 8e,!,',, English, per quarter, new, 495. to 51s. ; Chevalier, 03s. to eh.. ; bentili and Irish, per GO lb., new, Gs. 2d. to 6,. 6d. Malt, English, per qoarter, pale, 68s. to bOs. Oats, English and Scotch, per 45 lb.. new, fos. to 5,. 241. ; seed, 3d. to Se. 7d. • Welsh, new, .. to S,. s. Id.; Irish, fine quantity, new. 'ss. Id. to ss. . 5 2d. ; general qualities, new, se. to oe. Beans, English, per quarter, 325. te 55.. ; l'igeon. 345. tO 564. Scotch and Irish, per 430 lb., new. 475. to 495. Peas, English, per quarter, white, 675. to 63e. ; do. and Irish, eery, 525. to Ss. 1-hue, per 280 lb., }Mali* and Irish, fine, 430. to 19, ; superfine, file. to 571.• extra, 00.. to 695. Oatmeal, per load of 7.1.11 h., new, 435. to Ma ; old, 44.1. to st"'s. ; Canadian, old, 445. to 48s. Bran, 21 lb., Is. 9.1. to le. 10,1. Foreign: Wheat, per 70:b., Canadian, free, red, Ins. 3d. to 104. 6d. ; white, 10s. 32. to 10s. 9.1. ; United States, red, 10'. Gel. to 10s. 9d.; white, 100. Pd. to lle. 3d.; Duthie, mixed and red, 10.. 3d. to 104. 6d. • high mixed, 111. to 111.6 d.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 'red, 104. 141. to 101. 9d.; white, 10s. 6d. to Ils. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 10a. 21. to 10a. 4,e1.; Archangel, 104. to 10..21; Odessa, einumon, red, Rh. to lee. 2d. ; l'olish, 10s. 3d. to 10.. fel ; French, Spanish. and Italian, red, 10s. 2d. to lii. ; white, 10c 43. to 10s. 6d.; Itannat and Marianopoli, red, 10s. 2d. to 10.. 641. • Egyptian, As. 3d. to Us. 6d.; Mediterranean, Rte., hard, ok, 9a. 3d. to 94.9 d. Rao, per qr., it ~tie, &e., 40s. to 42e. Barley, per 601 b., grinding and di.tiltine, is, 24. to Gs. lid. Oats, per 451 h., Os. 2.1. to 54.4.1. Brans, perqoarter, European, 17s. to 0Is.; Egyptian. per 4h01b.. M. to 40s. Peas, per qr.. Baltic, white, 084. to 62r.: Canadian, 565. to Ns. Indult Corn, per 4801 b., 50a. to 53s Gel. Inelian Meal, per *errs! of 19611)., 25.. to 26.. Flour, per barrel of 1961 h., Canadian, sweet, 365. to 38s. • United States, sweet, 365. to 38a.; United States and Cana-:.an, Four, 83e. Ga. to 341. Arrivals into Liverpool an .1 Rueccon frogs 60th March to oth April, inclusive: Wheat, It. Sri qrs. ; Bewley, 3.227; Melt, 2.321; Oats, 2,707: Berns, 006; Peas, 1104; 'lndian Corn, 16,315 ; Oatmeal, 19.5 sacks; Flour, 280 *eke, 8,348 barrels. LYKN, Alma 6.-A small supply of Wl:cat te-day, and Jut week's priest fully supported. to best Barley no alters. cion ; all inferior Is. to 2a. per qr. lower. Wheat, 6111** 4131b5., 70s. to 730.; white, Barley, beet. 445. to 465,; stained, 38a. to 10s. Beans, 00s. to 525. Oats, 17.1. per st. SALISIieDT, Arlen. 6.-A great supply of Wheat, yet the prices could not be stated loser for best, and tut Is. decline tor inferior Wheats. A few ample. reached 19/. per load; others 185.; common. 171. Barley still dealii.ing, the best bright sampl a, weighing 11 Iwo,, fetched but Otes. per qr. • very good at 48s. ; and other lair samples from 44.. to 46i, Oat* were offered at Is. per qr. Iss money. Fine Pelands, 31.. per qr. • good blocks, 284. Some tair and sweet eamples sold at 2.455 . . to 265. Dues were offered at Is. p. r qr. less money. Peas and Rye at islet wk ek's prices. DAWYSIC, Idanen 740.-Our river novigatlm Is now oyes, and the lies; buses arrived sear the town this day; but the weather is very unfavourable, and a good deal of .now fall ing. As soon as the weather becomes dry we shal proceed to the turning of the grain in the open air. Inland high mixed, faint Wheat, 29 is held at 621. ; for very hne high mixed, GO lbs., 665. has been offered, Lot refused. Mmessisses, Arias 1.-We have been exceedingly dull in the corn trade here daring the last few dabs, and specula tors are she some desire to real i.e. Th:4 circumstance, perhaps, is the principal eause of the dulness ' for there is numb more firmness amongst the importing hnnees. The lower qua..ties of the Polish Odessa we now melting at 47f., equal to 68e. per qr. A cargo of new Polish only obtained 51f., equal to 731. Gd. For lune delivery the fill has been larger in proportion, as comnien Polish is offering at 42f., equal to GI, per qr., free on Lard. NarLLe, M A MAI 26.—Corn u ♦cry .cute and dear tett. A free importation has beer• permitted int, Sicily, and we expect it here also. Mach misery preaails. CHEESE.—Ssusoutty, APRIL 6.—. A short sup y; trade dull; best Chedder, 64. to 7Cs. per cot. ; food to end North Wilts, 645. to 665. ; , 624. to 6441. ; Half-Cowards, 40.4 to 404. ; Skims, 423. to 369. MANUFAC fURES.-11 tml/ERSFIEI.II, Ar au. 6. Oar Piece-hall of this illy has had but .cry few tio)ers in it. In short, it has been said to be the worst marl:et-day 14 c hays had this year. But it may be accounted for thus—that an Easter Tuesday is always a bad market day. Prices are no lower. --- HOPS.— Boaotro ti MARKET.— rco Maim Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factor, report that the trade ie inactive, and the small amount of i done is at the following quotations : Mae Mat Ktets,potot. SC •tolt. Youltag p -vet s'. Ito 41. • •aY of inY a Ito • 0 Yowling Pawn- „ 2IS to* 16 /woes „ 111 ton 4 OW Slops .. . . n 113 t•.l • roashoor MAIDSTOI43, APRIL 5.--Oar Hop plant Showed health sad strength at cutting and digging. l'olhug has corn maneed, nod the shoots, although backward compared with last year, look strong. HaLiam: ay, Arum 6—Tire trade slack; yet holders do not stem inclined to give away. WO()L.—HUDDERSFIELD, APRIL (3.—OUP Wool sales firths last week have been very limited, consequently stocks move off very slowly. Prices cannot be Timed any thing diff, rent than for weeks past. German Wools of fair guilty andeondition, at 22d. per lb., teem to be most in de mead. CATTLE, &C.—GLASGOW APRIL 3.—There wag a'plentiful supply of Sheep and Cattle in the me. r ket to-day, which sold readily at high prices. Ben Leer and Tellow brought 10s. per Iron et. Best black-faced Sheep sold at 41a. white-faced, from 2/. 2.. to 36.., amouding to quality. SALIBIICRY FORTNIOTILY Massey, APRIL 6.—The show of Beast 6t for the butcher was very abort, consequently the best sold briskly at higher prices; some making Ils. the were pounds; very few mule less than 1 Is. The quan tity of fat Sheep was also much less than usual, and quickly sold. The best Downs made readily Os. pt. r it., u did also prime horn ; second quality, 4s. Sel. ; but very few so low as 41. 4d. There won no fat Lambs offered. Fat Calves sold at en aver, ce of from 6d. to Oil. the score pounds; beet making 10s. 3d. - second quality, 10s. ; some inferior, 0.. 9d.; delicate fat Porkers fetched 115.6 d. Large bacon Hogs, lie. Fcr Yesterday's Markets am kat page. SHIPPING. MAIL Arattvro.—Dublin,3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadea ; French, 1; Flandars, 1. LONDON, April 2.—Wind this day at noon, W., light breezes, and dull hazy weattuv. Dist, April 6.—W .S.W., light.—Arrived : Olive Branch, Rio Grande; Surer, Bahia, for Gottcuburg; Packet, Bee biee ; Morina, Harannah, for Bremen. .ailed: The out ward bound. FALMOVTIt, April 6.—N.W.—Arrived: Sea Gull Packet, Jamaica ; sailed 14th Feb. MAZYPORT, April 6.—W., fresh.—Arrived . Two Friends, CLYDI, April 6.—S.W.—Arrived : Victory, Bombay; St. Vincent, Demerara; Ann Campbel, Halifax. Soiled . Hi bernia, Quebec; Janet and Th,maa, Valparaiso; Collooney, Montreal. PORTRIIOIITH, April 6.—N.N.W.—Trinidad, Antigua. April 6.—S.B.—Arrived : Madrid (at.), Oibraltar. - FioTo . trn, April B.—N.W.-Bailad : North Britain, Quebec. isUaltx, April 6.—W.N.W.—Arrioed : Coquette, Demo rare. Sr NDERLAIII), April 6.—N.W.—Sailed: Helena, Phila delphia; Beacon, St. John's. lisarcepooL, April 6. 7 N.N.E. to N.W.— Sailed ; prat, Quebec, and r- - Sulam:A, April , Quebec; Neptune, WARRENPOIN" Hair, April CARDIFF, h WH ITIKHA" • .- tc and put back on sannint of crew ._ ...... April 6.—N.W.-6ailocl: CouLten of Yulgrave, , ptune, Miramichi i - • ' kiwi. POlNT.—Arrivod :na ...,: A, /. 4 isi ors pril 6.—N.N.W.— ; v • mask. April6,—* . • • • • az; April . - . .- Oase s •:: of. . -.-77,4 „ t , t ql vtos : rt " i ira". 0 ,0., i 11 .---- OZ • A 011 . • i • 6 1. 1 . ~4 1 :~