The Express. — London, England, 1848-06-13 00:00:00

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N. owhlll Nal... 4.57, Welt Ktrall.l: or Piro. t fot u the outho. 1.. trzre p 1... Ite.tant 'tret. _._ _. LATEST FROM PARIS. SERIOUS DISTURBANCES. TIIE POPULACE AND THE MILITARY IN COLLISION. PARIS, MONDAY, 6 30, ~x. At half past two this afternoon alarm was spread through I'm is by the rappel. The first le at was mil) for a battalion, which was less serious, bu' before half an hour elapsed the drummers multiplied and the rupee/ was general. The Natior al Guards assembled in large numbers at their usual places of reads zveus. On going to the Chamber I found a large militar3 force,of every arm, collected in and around it, and the appearances were in all respees similar to those of t he pith April. All acmes was prohibited ; a eomplr to military circle was formed,stopping all the aperottehr at a quarter of a mile distant, no one being a l rued to pass except privileged persons. On enterin. , the Chamber I found it unusually crowded, all the tribunes being completely filled. The m ijority of the r en' e sentatiees were then unaware of the alarm which w o. raised throughout the capital, and, when informed i hat t .e rappel was being beaten, several of theta t xprrs.. d their impression that it was a trick of the government to increase the majority in the division that was about to take place upon the vote of confidence. It would be absurd to dissolve the government in the midst of an emeale. The minister had been asked whether the government had taken any measure respecting Prince Louis Napoleon? M. Flocon rote and answered that the government hail dose what was ire c.ssury for iii public safety, but that he could not say mire until the goes , ion of confidence which was then under debate had been settled. On driving through the town, I could discover no signs of any narrate to t sirloin the ramie, ; the Plum de la Concorde and the Rue de Ifivoli were title u ith numerous groups, but this would h tee 601 explained sulliciently by the . xfensive military pre parations, and the alarm excited by the napped. In various groups cries were hetrd of " Vivo Louis Na poleon ! Indeed, this personage seems to be re garded on all hands us the pivot 01 the ci At five o'clock Panda another round, and found hiva assuming a much more serious aspect. The public had been clear. d from the gardens of the 'fittlerie., and the gates closed. The nerrects com manding the Place de la Concorde were crowded with troops; the Paco de la Concorde itself presented an imposing spectacle, bring completely orrupitd by troops. all else being excluded; the :Ipproachesotndelwcially the Rue ltioyal,were crowded with curious spectators. At .5 .'elotr'z achurgeofcavalry took place along the Rue Royale, before which the multitude were sent flying in all directions; this wa totloaed by a body of infantry, exteeding over the , entire %hitt& of the street, including the footways , ! proceeding at epos dr charge. The Rat Royule to the M tdaleine was thus completely cleared, and the' crowd was driven back upon tho B.iulevarde and the adjacent streets. Other charges of dragoon's soon followed, which drove the multitude along the Boulvarda. At the moment lam writing these lines, the scene around me presents all the aspet of a town in a state of siege. Meanwhile, Louis Napoleon is in every mouth. Itepwts circulate that it was decided in the bu reaux this morning, to proporn a decree to the As s. inbly excluding him tram it; another report is, that he has been arrested by or der of the Executive Cum mission. The members of the late Chamber of Deputies who are in the present Assembly are sa'd to be favourable to such a decree. The following placard was posted throughout Paris during the day, and attracted much attent'on Citizens:-d). the morniiig of the 21th of February, you •im me at your hi ail, to the midst iif the Fatibou g St. An mine, and at n ion ten thousand men who followed me ti ok possession of the Hilo Ids Ville, which I did no: quit till the Tith, and then without desiriog either Yana or c it:lmola. I con•iilitr,th a, that I have proved my deep and disinterest. d devotion to the is public perform therefore. acme of them who meht with me upon the barricades ef Fehru ,ry will listen to my counsels. Certain pi rfidious leaden are sowing dia.settai in riming us ; they conceal their projects under the name of our cocoa NAPOLEOM.LOUIR BrONAPARTE"— with a name which repels distvder and anarchy. Shun, citizens, the mires which thee offer you, and await with patience the sorer, inn deci inn of the National Assembly. Enemies alone ca. force you to blameable mani festations. These will be energetically ilisappriirvel, fellow citleens, by your new representativ , , whom the republic htejti-t rest red to hisenuritry, and whotts wro•eto me, from fleetsilo, on the 16th of March last: I have tin otl.cr ambi tion then to be useful to my c 'teary. and I trust I have er.ven a stro:ig Ken( of this in my present separation, f r I shall always pref. r sacrificing the hattpincta of being in Fr tree to endangering in any way the consaidatinn of a .:ovvrontent which ought to receive strength from the free election of the entire n ition. Vire la Republique." PIA; Gene of Colonel of th.. ithL.( LV2it)ll. the National Guard the S.eburbs. Pad.. June 12, 1818. I'. S.—l write in tie midst of all the alarms of high revolution. I have just received inforsow ion that M. Lemartine mounted the tribune, pale with agitation, and, interrupting the debate on the question of confidence, demanded the immedia:e revival of the law against the Bonaparte family, and an nounced that an officer of the National Guard had been wounded by a pistol shot, end that another bad b.!en discharzcd at Clement I human, the commander of the National Guards. At the time I conclude these lines, all is confusion anal uncertainty. The hotel in which I write is sur- I rounded by thousands of troo..s and ponidnee. A report is spread that cries of " V.ve Nipol..on " were heard in, a rig'ment coming this morning trim St. G. rmein, arid that like exclamations have been heard ebicwhue ammg the troops. At sic o'clock the streets around the Place de la Concoide, continued to be occupied by the troops, as well as all the streets leading from every quitter towards the Chamber. It is M. le Colonel Demnulin, a retired artillery officer of the empire, and who took iin acti.'e part in the revolutions of 1830 and of the 24th of February last, who originated Louis Napoleon's candidature for Paris. FAnini Jest 12.- 74 en Loin. —: Three per emir., 46; Do. Fire WI 4/ nip., 671 ; Four-and-Ilan, ; Fenn., 51 Belgian Fire*, 151 0 , 66: Do 1312, GI; . Ito. Threes, —; It , . Two-and-I -II -1, ; N: :1%.1 itirriten, 71 ; Roman Devi, 5S ; ire:awn Ik,ri,i. 22. Bank Shame, 1235; 2.achan 2 , on Loudo, an Irons tt,ito , A. 214aw,v..—Parii and Orknne, Sts: Purls and R. 11.111, 410; Rouen mid Havre, 2 5; Avignon and Murseilk,, 220; Stria. boom and Bale, '7 50; (entre %%mon, 257 ,0 ; Amiens and Bou logne,— ; Bodedue, 30375; North, 35 1 2,. NEWS FROM PARIS. PARIS, MONDAY, 10,30 A e. There is nothing of interest to communicate this morning which has not been anticipated by my letters of 3 ceterday. 'The chief part of the persona, tweeted on Set urday night cc Sunday morning at the Porte Sr. le nis being merely extreme spectator& were retrieve atter some hours detention at the pre fectere of police. The Mee/weer says—" If we are well informed, the Bank of France has at length acceded to the financial plan prepost d by the Minister of Finances." M. Amend elsrrast has 'been unanimously ap pointed re porter of the committee on the ear stitution. M. de Panat Las been eluted repre.entative in the &penmen . of the Gers; M. niers in three of the Me pewee(' tee Orne. In the latter he had 30,525 votes against 12.000 given to M. &trier-Fontaine. In the S a one- e t-Lout', M. Dario!, jeer. pair, M. S'andeau, working ongieter. and M. 'Martin Rey, have been elected. The two latter were the candidates recom mended by the Central Democratic Club, and the club's third candidate had more votes than General Changender. M. A. Thouret has been returned to the Natioeal Assembly for the department du Nord. He had 48,862 votes. The Able , de Genoude, wh' was one of his competitors, had tie 179 votes. M. Barthe has been returnrd for the Basees Pea ettees ; he obtaieed 3, 06 votes, and M. Thies lel4o. M. Mie, the late printer of the Tribune, has been re turned for the Dordogne. On the 10th instan', rays the RA:figme, the com mittee for the banquet at 25 centimes a-head paid into the li ink of France 11,000 fr., being the amount of the first subscriptions. The chin f eubjeet of direusteon in political circles, and the source of serious alarm to the republican parties, is the diffusion of the spirit of imperialism throughant the country, but more especially in the army. 1 have 'dreads. stand that severe' regiments have seonted " Vire l'Finpereur !" Many more have cried " Vise Louis Napolt nn !" When the name of Louis Nepelt‘on was announced from the steps of the Hotel de Valle, the military who were on the Place, raised their caps on the tepee& their bayonets in token of exaltation. The quay at the entrance to the asembly is daily crowded with " Invalides " and soldiers of the emp're, forming a lane ehrough whit h the repro seutatives mat r. waiting to a lute the first appearance of Prince Louis. Brochures are distributed in the streets at a nominal price giving the biography of Louis Napoleon, and even describing minutely hi. personal appearance. A cart similar to one of the London advertising vans has been establisher!, forming a sort of locomotive hurt au for a new journal, entitled " Napoleon Louie, Republicain." This is all stuck over with placards and specimens of the journal, the Tender sitting inside and distributing it from the doer. In shorn, there are innumerable indications of a serious movement, the object of which would probably be the elevation et' Prince Louis, not perhaps to an im perial throne, but to a presidency, or consulatet or some such thine, the tame of the Republic being preserved. Such an issue of the press nt situation is fur from be ing improbable, much less impossible. Much will, however, (It pend on accident. Much excitement prevails to-day in consequence of the expected debate in the assembly on the grant of 100,000 francs, which is made to assume the form of a vote of confidence in the government. The probable issue of the discussion will give a majority in favour of the government. The deneune , ment fulminated against this by the chamber is lauelied at by the journals, one of them entitled "1: or eaniestion du travail" gave yesterday a continuation of this proscription list. Some of the journals this morning announce that the &troupe:m.oA at the Porte St. Ift nis have ca ased; this is not strictly true, for at eleven lest night the crowd was so great as to obstruct the thorough fare, and the military made several charges, ands , nuna rone e, rr sts took 'place. It is mid that the true centre of the postponement of the-sous banquet has been that the number of guests was not expected to have amounted to 50,000, instead of 140,0e0 as was annonwed. The Mart ss of Bayonne is to be put on a war footing. The assr reley do sires, if possible, to Get on with the present. government until the constitution be pro- Claimed. It appears tl.at the two persona who were arrested the other day, and then supposed to be the Prince de J.:urine at.d the I tue d'Aumale, were two mer ettabta of St. Quentin, MM. Beaudoin and Male eeux. The Madrid mails of the 7th inst. have arrived, Our coriesponeent mentions a report that the Qtu—n is entien , r, and even advanced three months in that state. It was sail , ' that the circumstance was no: publicly declared, to prevent any impediment to the negotiation wish Count Montemolino. It is also said that the Queen has adarrascd an autograph letter to Queen Victoria, giving assurances of the most friendly dispositions towards England, and seying that the expul.ioe of Sir IL Bulwer had fk,r its object to increase the friendship between the two conntrles, aml finally begging the Queen not to credit Sir livery's reprt sentation, but to wait for the statement of the Spanish government. A letter from the frontiers of Catalonia, of the 2nd, in a Baonne journal, says : " We are inkrmsd that Brig. Fortedeil, who possesses the full confidence of Cabrera, has entered Spain by tte village of Palau, and that C.threra himself is emulated in one of the Frewh vitt: snn the extreme frontier. The move able column of Ikvga, composed of 440 men, ieelud ing offi..rrs, has been attacked on the extreme frontier, near Yu, curd's, by between 350 and 400 Monte moth mmard.d by .Masgoret, who has assumed the ti!lt. o Commander-in-Chief of Catalonia, for Charlts Leu'e of Iheirbon. The commander of the column is seriously, and it is believed mortally, woandol. F. ur soldiers were killed, 27 wounded, and six arc re, the surgeon-major, arid 93 men were tole n ; , )!IPI - 11. 7..-three per Cents.. 214 paper:; arts rel.*, 21 5-1 G 211 es-h; Fief a.en (3nts., 131 paper; atter Rohs, 131 cash; Pac,;c• s. y p .I.er ; offer Rola, 5 cash ; Concerns, 51 cash; 14.ns .414. Fc,6nao c.•l. 70 pap r. Each/Anse au Landau, at GU class. 42 10; on las :J, at W dap., 4 50. EGYPT.—Let era front Alexandria of the 29th of May c. I f'd :(41 that the Viceroy wog in the wane gate. ILI Pachn was still at Cairo cagsged in the or ....lion of the artny, which w.ut to be augmewt d to 70.000 men. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.—MONDAY. The PRESIDENT took the chair at one o'clock. After the reading of the • rocea retbal, the Pre-idea' .aid that M. l'i. ere Bunn-parte had asked permission to speak. A great mete, meat of curiosity stove on tr ia anneuece. went. M. Pierre Bonaparte ascended the tribune, and, win go' at solem i'y, spoke as follows: N. VON APA kr : h .Ye asked permission to 'meek on the prucea ye. bal, h cause I was oh.. et on Sola na. when my ain (pentium; were put to the Minister of War fir wlv..e answer to which I thank him. I am much agitated and a- noyed to mount this tribune M hr ng before you u name. I only eeprettA here t he called on to speak on prinuip'es. There is a name which fir le me days has been in crier month, that of Prince Lents Napoleen Illoonavarte. lam his relation, his friend ; hut f di clam here that I am wholly a stranger to the previous pro ceedings of my cousin. I am here a representative of the people. I ghoul.' have despiwol certain reports in the journals; I should not have attended to certain infamous secrets which ere wilt's - Ted into the car, mid which dire n-.t encounter light at this tribune ; hut them reports ore b come of such a nature that a eitMen who pose sees honourees no longer keep silence. Whence roue th: se repots? I do net know. But what you oil know it., that there txist at this moment parties he• tile to the reputtl'e. They are c mileteen I hell ve, of a feeble minority, and of the least respettahle of the country. (Approbation.) What th. it could he more prob o mere natural than to me *urh a tstrty make lie •nt this name. Is that a reason for eitargieg the citizen !Attie Bee...parte with the reeponeihility t. fir Ise a ? Y AI are well aware that in the ineurreet ion of the lath May, netiourehla names have been mixed up with tletse pro c eiti who have only opposed cnntempt to the matoastyres at the &alone. Think you not then that FRANCF. BEFORM. The Pmix'Ped the citizen Levis Buenaparte may be .qoally innocent of &me tr p rem fi l es the date of its comieg ben what i* elnhe in his name? This is a chart eta', mint of facts lor the January wxt ; the postage the ,neout as regards eiy cousin. So soon as the republic was pro- Frazier o 20 tntilots ('our sou.), and the weight of the elaim-31 at L den, he came to Paris pulthely, openly, and single kc• rat if) eremmes. In the finance committee Mld. announc. dto the government his arrival in the capital. At Um' vr l and Desiring , a , s opposed the measure as ill-dined, that moment things were very unartled ; the Provisional eorsul. r e, it >tet e of lac treasury. M. Met Priest. the Government informed bim, very p I re lecher of 'lt removal, supported it. M. Hestia , declare 11 I member, that later it would not oppose his residence himself in tee ur of a reduction to 10 centimes instead of in France, hut that at that time, on account of the 20. 8. s. r. I ether menthe re spoke upon the fallen. A perticul tr circumstance*, they requested him to leave. The large te e j., r e p. in f a vour of the system approved ce by eit'sen Bonaparte did not require this to be repeated; in the et ac e i of the &anther of 1847. A Pub-committee, twenty four hours he left and returned to London, and I. a compose . f M Saint Priest. Biarthelemy (of ?darseill. a), tempt , to stranger to all that has been done it his name. Be Lees ret , el te, 11.1.tiet, and Combarel, was nominated to de. Leilly refused reveral caudidate s h i p s New elections can is • t. a qu• xllllll. teek place ; en the evening before the el. .y on which tt cv FIaANCt lIAS ALREADY BEEN SIX TIMES BANERN'T, took I lace I did not know of my cousin tu tog eroposed. 111 NL Y "L ' ( *lease , ee. The (list was uneer Sully, who added the had known it, I cont . , as I should have v .tai for him. This iaterest to tht r .0 1 4 ; the 'tend at the close of the ham electing has been unexpected ;It has surprised t very body.— teianuf 11, xisslV., undertheministry of Dem:seed, who L subs Bomtparte bims elf. A thousond repeats were immediately paid o ' l ' l, r matt, at c”r capital; the dird was the tense- v i reo' attl. Since he has been named in sev e r al deco atments, alence Law'. spit m, under the ministry of L e p e l tier ; tht re must hove been a conspiracy: on tin. theme a thousand ~._ Levi , seeder 'be Ablti Teen who did not pay the sta tements have been hung—a the wand a t-surdities, each “'"an s. and 'n.any other debts; the fifth wee in 1701, more ridiculous than the other, have been set eta the trnnicr of forty-five and a half milliards of alio it ; the government must have proceeded to an "IX, a's. • red the erasure from the inscribed di ht of inquiry ; it mutt now know what courm it phould the sixth in 1707, in the reduction of take. Amongst these reports there is one which, beyond Bee4kirtill of the public debt. all others, has excited my sorrow : they have dared to say i ; t 6vrtqs 559 1 LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1848. 'THREEPENCE. that toreign eo vs r. have contributed money and that that money p nerd tot truth theh..ndrof Louis Buonaparte. Never I war to lola out a statement hazudell. Do no then allow ro orliour II auppod fort to r. at 0.1 so Mustriour and venera'ed a nom• : if the Prince L out+ is guilty. I will ho the first to recto s him ; hut it innocent, away with these alarming r• ports. On going yesterday evening to the \linisttrof the Interior, and the Prefect of Poli-r, to s;n:alt to them nu the aubje..t, thn lath r teplb 11 so me, ' Y. us c ,urin is ultogrther a strainer to what has parsed, a. we b. Neve ; and as tor you, your name but n , It n mentiotted. I war at the council of the govern ment to- ay, and I con a...ore you that nothing has been II me against your relative." I4•assired by these words, I was arteni lied when aline of my friends informed me to day that n 1 ow wan intended to to passed agai rat my cou sin; I now demand of the gdvernment un explanation of racter. this. M Feo cosi , M Mist o• of elm me rce, objects that the question is not in lord. r, and confines himself to observe, that the government will take all itemsotroa necessary for the public safety. Such m e asure. could lie submitted to the Aesemhly ; hut, meanwhile, the order of the clay must have rem diem Tne order of the day was then called for. hi. Duch-re, Mild-tam nt helmet-, then gave his report on 'he ettote of I - anemia , afar,. Ile cc ad a ',tree, in which he affirmed that the premed financial einharamtueolt was not ettrihutable to the dietresse I state of the country. Very heavy tit irgolo h el 'wen beepteatheil ty the fallen gore en risme to the govenonsent of the reptible, the particul ors of which he stud lay hef. r the Aegeinbly, and then explain Sao r. s terms oft e treneury. Teo minister &summit d autho• to issue an an onto of retie timid to what he supposed w old he meanie d from the preeent time by the several de partmento. Ile . dot d, th ahe wield peoe..e.l blamed ably to the pule of the fiats of the mate, and demount of 0 at lie should he pmmittell to put two exo eution the decree of the Provost' mod (1 ',eminent which order. d the nlierat ion of the ('resin at the civil lint to the extent of 300 tallow. Oentlemen, in order that a wise administration might turn to the gr. meet advantage the feeble resource% which are yet left to it, e e hive cooped examinetiona to be tattle i t o the allusion+ atel usurp items which have been nede to the detriment to • country. In this a saving might be o Meted of four milliens. The total saving .Lich m:ght rs effected by the propositions of M. Duelere amounts to 1,798 millions. He stated that the receipts. form the domino of the state already amount to 580 millions. tientlem• n, alter having assured our safety fur the preeenalt will be our duty to turn our anew eon to the future, and we have the hose of realising u prodit of two million* yearly. The minister popes. d the r e ducti o n of the eoupoi . ts from tea francs to five fruits, in frier to make this velun mme generally current, and t o airiet the work people in funding their savings. He then explained a plan relative to tr on-actions a' the IS ours., which lie mid would free the country from its pro Beet embarrass ment, tinder it secure, and ar the game time give employ ment to millions reins. We have the honorer, said les, to cone:lesion, to vomit to you the following propoeiti,Tie : That the Boons du Tremor purchased enterior to the 21 h of February, 1844. shall he reimbursed, in their proper ord' r, at the rate of 1,600 000 f. a month, memo:nein.: from the Ist of November, 1818. These le ne shall beer an interest up to the time of their re•mhursernent, of six re cent.; after which they shall be reduced to lieu per cent The eituation of the depositors in the savings' banks ate occupy our attention. We pr *twee to you a new toimbursemetot, and r iisieg the rate of intoned to six per cent Such ore the means s hick we propose to adopt, and which we hope you will improve. M. PASCAL Doeiter declared, in the name of the come mitts, that the Ex- tutive Commission hail given nth( c tury explanatitme. front which it twittered that a quer tar of the credit oltmenclid should be employed in the bureaux of the Luxembourg. and the remainder in the high prober or st cret service. Tne Executive Commission could, he raid, retain in its own hands all the pow: r over the dietributienuf them funde. The situation of affairs do m deled a su trier police, without which the destinies of the coentry would he vim promised ; besides the ExecutiveCommiesion had declared itsilt olistioed to ret.der an account of ell funds to a cemmistion emanating from the Assembly. The govern ment, he solid, desired to rest the question of we l l fence spun the vote of the decree, and the Assem b ly need not asonne as for this top, Mai commies' the right of interne It was its se ro i right • an I the government gorsot' g would u i lo not have (Mowed the using . o f monarchy. even it the I I Item o• ot such a power had been desirable. It had, tlei To - foe e, addressed a series of question to the membere of the Executive Commission. No explaciatione had la en declined, and the replies appeared to be eminently frank and faithful. 'fee executive commission, which had been charged with disunion, wt re on the contrary, he said, pert, ctly ogre, d is all promettlings o emissary tor the maintenance of order aid of liber:y. (Approlletion.) The A-si witty could jotter iu some degree of its finett• moil views from the selection it hail made of ageum, and it had given a proof of the sincerity of its demo cratic priociel• s in the- reports presmmed]in the /ensemble* ; iu whic-i repels wore num& shd its solicitude for the gentled inter, era of the country. It wee actuated Icy the acme motives that he had now the honour to propose the pro- jest of the following decree: Art 1. That tho re be ore to the execution power a credit of 20.000 k. per month, f r the elect:vs of bureaux 6m. A Voice : But have they not di wand- d 100,000 franca ? Al. PASCAL DC PRET : It is not the first project which I arm reading: it is that which we have considered ii necessary to reduee. Article '2 That there he open to the executive power a credit of it-1,000 francs po r noutoth for general expenses.• At title 3. That an account: of t comet is meet of these credits be moldered to a commimiuu immitouted by the Nati •nal As untidy. N. SIIRAISTURS, in his observations, nought to show that the executive pßail r totally faiied in the necessary energy for the proper conduct of pall is of M. LanetertBis muuntt d the tribune, amidst considerable genssoi t n. He appeared much may d, arid looked very pale. Passing loy the questioa iminediattly in 'Mae retina, he cop* plied Itimaelf at once to the defence of the administration, and of the policy pursued by the Provisional Government. lle explained why Nod wherefure the Covert:me lit had con sidered it it*: duty to pen lain a lieepulolie, but the Republic they wished was alt i.ablic of order. M. Lamartine pronounce tl this word toroth emphasis, and spoke with an oluqueuee which recoiled the scene at the Hotel de Ville when he forbade thin dropeou rouge. At this istmout he wan unable to conceal hos emotion, and ass so quested to rest for a mow nt. When he rUalllitcli his countenence was more downcast than be ore, end just then were rumours tl.ret shots had been fi ed, nail that an officer of the National Guard had been seriously wounded. M. Lamar- I tine biam.lf announced the deplorable est:tit, and said that three shots had been tired at 61. C. Thomas, the commander of the Nati and Guard. Hire the cry was heard of t• Vice l'Empereur Napoleon," r+ speeded to by crios of tt Viva I.t Republique ! " " Viva la Re- publique ! but no proscriptions !" cried M. Larahit. Contudgrable agitation met/ailed in the hall. One of the National Guard had received a shot in the stomach, and the blood was seen to flow.) lam obliged, mid M. Lamartine with considerable *motion, to interrupt the speech which I roamed aoldreeeing to the Astro nobly, in order to submit a deer.° which ought im at diett-ly be passed in order to step the movement at (resent 'ping on. A ME,11113 , t: Let us vote it by acclamation. [Cries of "Yes yes."] The greatest agitation "rear here. M. LAM %ICUS IS: I hAVC it hero:drawn op en the instant. It decline s that, considering that mere had been troubled and civil war bad both commo-need, th: ugh, perhaps, ievolunt oily - , by Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, and that he had already twice made attempts for his town per sonal ambition; considering that the Executive Com mittee could not take the rt %twistability of the dieturbanees. c,used, or the attempts made now for a similar purpose, deelero s the bill of 1810 whom the Burlap:nu family shall remain in force against Louis Napoleon Denaparie fremetidonto upplaus -.1 The whole Assembly rose site shouts of o , Vice la Ho pub' ique." M. LANIARTINR then aotolremed the Cham'esr on the enormity of the act just[ tmpted outside. e te ft sitting.] ITALY. We have received advisee from the head-quarters of Clarks kbert, at Valeggio, up to June 6th, hut nothing new had occurred. The 2nd division of the army, which had joined the Ist division to opp t..e the sortie by the enemy teen Mantua, had again takett up their position on the extreme left, at Lerisa, Cult &whit, tied Villafranea. The bulletin of the Milan provisional governint nt of June 6.11, attributes the retreat of Rieli teky and the Auatriau troops under the walls of Mantua to the news of the Mil of Pe , okra having' readied lit JO:- sky. At Rivalta, at the house occupied by that gen, rul, , a letter was paid to have been found amongst lice I papery, in which he writes, " I have learned the capi tulation of Peselliers, acid must retreat immediately.' The Libero of that4th of June says: " Yesterday the people of Venice, fearing that et temate would be made on the existeuce of the repub:ic, made a demonstration. In the aft. moon, a number of persons, preceded by a tri-coluured fl tg, and earil i g a bust of Pius IX., presented themselves under the windows of the Presulent Ntinin, and demanded him, with cries of " Live Moiin !" " Live the Republic!" Mania having expressed his disapprobation of any tumultuous assemblage, the crowd disperned, amidst cries of "Live the Republic!" The Provisional Governmen's of Vicenza, Padua, Treviso, and Rovigo having sent an address to the Provisional Government of Venice, to request them not to abstain from the fusion of all the states of Upper Italy under the sceptre of Charles Albert, the presi dent Mania has replied in these terms : " Having considered the demand addressed to the government, I hasten to announce to you that we have resolved to make an appeal to the opinion of the people, in convoking, for the 18th inst., a meeting of representatives who, will decide on this grave .object.( LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(Tuis DAT.) CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. NEW WERT. The greater part of the morning was occupied in this court with the trial of VMS of smashing, prosecuted by the authorikes of her Majesty's Mint. Tney were of the usual char scW and in each ease of conviction iho court rensenced the prigoner to lengthened periods of hard labour. The rase In the Old Court were of an uninterev lag cha- SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE '1 THIS NIGHT. OFFICE: OF ORDNANCE, Jewg 9. Rnynl Reg. of Artillery.-310)..Gett J. W. Smith, CB., to be col.- °Dumont-int, rice Lieut-tiro. hillmon, deceased. OFFICE (W ORDNANCE, Jens 10. Rnynl some. and Minent —Capt. J. Walpole, of lie Royal F.n. &cern, to to uojor of Lrigrcle, rico it.iwilum, promoted. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. JOHN ANDREW iNot.IS, Durham, draper, May 31. BANKRUPTS. JAMES PRUE, New Windsor, Berkshire, grocer. lonia HOSKIN°, senior, Canterbury-place, Newington, ornery WILLIAM RALEIOII BAXTFIt, \Wilt Bourne, Suss( x, surgeon. Cit %IMES \VAUD, New Bond-street, cook. JAMES itOBEILTSUN Somerstt.place, Kennington-common, baker. J.E.NAMD SLATER BUTLER,LMIRIIte-bill, City, stationer. OEIIVASE STANLEY, Blaskfriar's-road, ironmonger. Altus ItA3l PRIME, Camhtidge, couch proprietor. CHAELEMJOHN EDWARDS, Great Sutton-street, C lerken well, currier. • Akrakii HINTON, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, musi eal instrument molter. JOHN SIIEFAIIII MAYFIELD, WIVE, Hertfordshire, bu , l!er Tittimas POWELL, Aston, Warwickshire, miller. WILLIAM DUNN, net WILLIAM KEENE, Both ; H ay !Nooks MattletOTT, Llanganoyd, OL.IIIIOTVIIIAIiirt, and Salim. BREWED WEARINO, Bristol, brewers. ALF' RD LEADREATIR, ShetHel.l, grocer. (Intim; g OoLtowo, Liverpool, builder. JONATHAN PENISTON, Liverpool, &miter. Rost: ht. JONES, Manchester, tinier en. reliant. JAPES WILLIAMNON, Olasson, Lancashire, innkeeper. TatMAB Clam., Preston, Lancashire, corn merenant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Jowls ROBERTSON, Stockbridge, Edinburgh, spirit dealer. THE IVRATHER AND THE CROPS. Cur:snlne. Genial showers, gleams of sunshine, and • generally kind wale of atmosphere, are the present markings of the weatho r; teasers have little to complain of in the autfregate, whatever may be the late of the commer cinl world. Inevossiettin.—Since the beginning of the present month the co,unte) has been • • vl with seasonable and daily showers of raioo, generally follyweel by bright gleams of Me, •Itine. The crop , which, rap to the end of 'ably, were very nem h parched, have n nee mistimed quite a different appear 'nee. The hay harveet has e mem• net d. The crop. of grain in general are healthy, and in some instanc a promise an early na well as abuadant harvest. There is ;is yet no appear vice of any disease in the potato. NOILTIIVMMERLtNI).—The roather thin week hen been of ratter an unsettled character; a good deal of rain bee again fallen, accompanied with a lower temperature; ,till, how ever, the crops are raid to he progressing favourably, and with tine weather it in expected that wheat will be in ear on the best toils in the course of eight or ten days. ABERDEEM.—Singe our last the weather hes been higely favourable for vegetation. The quantity of rain that Ear fallen has been considerable, but the peen us dry warm weather had rendered the soil open and friable, so that a pad deal of =Mauro became necessary. The crops in this district, and generally throughout the north of Scotland, are far advanced, reed in a moat penalising condition. Potatoes up sully look well. and a largo breadth is wider en p. Turnips came up squally ; the young corn brand in strong and well c loured ; seat grass is so luxuriant that farmers are buying young stock at high prices, that they may have their gratings well filled. I RELAN u.—Tbe very favourably state of the weather, and the promising candid°a , of the crept. justify the hopes of an early and most abundant h The Teports of the crops, without an exception, are encouraging in the highest aegree. There is au immense breadth of wheat and oats; the barley sowing, too, has been very consider able, and potatoes are cultivated to a very groat extent. tillage thin year in quite of a superior character, t xhibiting the hentficial effects of pra tie .1 agricultural instruct as moment the Tenantry, afforded by the Agricultural Society in accordance with the plan sug.:e eted by Lord Clarendon. l'ublie anxiety is very naturally directed to the harves t, ban cauee all arc trope , need with the conviction that abundant crops would afford the surest and taw legitimate means of n ',cuing the country from in overwhelming difficulties. SHIPPING. MAIL' ARRIVRD.—Du I IIn, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donagha. der, 1 ; Fren. h, 1; Flanders, 1. LIDNUO:4, Arm 13 —Wind this day at noon, 8.8. W., innaterre breeze, and elnuq, with.beavy rain. Coax, Ju..e 10 S W.—Arrived Baguio', 11%tclora... Sailed : Fiat hit, Pugwakih. 91.1 PORTLAND.—AITirCti : Lady WNaghten, Adelaide, S.U.h Orr TDB LIZARD, June 9.—trio, Batavia, for Crons'adt. Oeri June 9.—Soled: Am. rioan Lca, St. John's. SCILAbsTER Roam., Jur.' 9.--Sail. d : Eagle. Havana. COMMERCIAL it MARKETS. W)NRY MARKET At CITY INTELLIGENCE. Tiro a' Clark. Consols opened at 811 to 4 money.end A 14, to for time this morning, and therefore below the closing rates of yesterday. At the se quota' ions they remained until the last half hour, when they suddenly declined to 841 for moeey, and 81: to for time. Some sales of motley stuck, pressed on the market just before the time when the Bank books shut for trans fers, are assieued as the proximate cause of this um x peiced fall. These saves, there is reason to le lieve, wet e influ nerd in some degree by the discouraging tenonr of the accounts from Paris, and the revolutionary movements there, as published in the second edition of the Daily Nen-R. lteduced Threes are 824 to Z. Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 83 4 to E Z. xelteqtier Rills, 38r. to 425. pentium. Bank Stint', 191 to 3. We have little alteration in the foreign market. Spanish are quoted a shade better ; the Fives at 12 to 4, the Threes at 231 to 3. Passive remain 2' to 3. Pertugueee, 16 to It Dutch Two-and-a-Ilalf per Ceets., 421 to 31 ; the Fours, 631 to 41. Danish, 63 to 7. Ituesian, 86 to 9. Mexican, 151 to 16. Pc uvian 30 to 5. New Grenada, 111 to 121. Bra zilian, 66 to 9. Ft om South Australia we have scattered papers to the 3rd of Feb miry, but not a regular series. The y r. Air to the "flourishing financial condition" of the calitny, as previously exhibited in tabular detail; hut in one of the papers wanting it is stated, however, in round numbers, that a revenue of nearly 68 thousand pounds 6114 been "raised with unex ampled facility from amongst a population not much exeeeding thirty thousand Nude." Complair,ta see made of the lome and defective mode in which the customs returns were given. Thus within the quarterly period just ended " duties," it is said, to the cm met of more than six thou-and pouniss are in cluded under the very comprehensive, but rather un s tiefactory term of "outer gooda." As it is seam let po-eible that a collector of customs for Port Adel Lido can be overburdened with work, it is the m ire at raniii that lie tiiit.uitl be wanting in so material yet not at all w d WWI portion of his duties as t he elassi cat ion of certain entriesof goods. To thecommunit y bot h triel.ng and consuming, it is of impolite ce to know , the nature and the quantity of commodities per - orlically entered and consumed. Fro m the tenour nf certain etrictures in the papers it would seem, however, that Mr. R. It. Torrens, the collector in question, does not stand so favourably as should be di eked in puidic opinion. ESULI, , II. cault Stock, IC4 3 -- I 3 tier Ct. lied. 3 ti .r Ct. C. Aorok, Bt3 FORSION CL Air Like It toe CL. 66 62 2.1 per Cent. ditto, XI 6 CL C 6 Ditto Nair. 73 8 tttCt Br:* T.O 3 D Ito Cotumb. Def. ILI, Columbian Lquador I I,er Ct. Danieh libt, fdl 7 21 per Ct. Dutch Ado., 4 4 :11 per Ct. Duteb Cam, 62 3i2 1 , 11)1Pq. h:r 1.3. Cour. for 110.. Ell 1 31 per Cent,. all Exchequer MI., 38a to Co.pron. 111 S DO. 1 lar Cent. Grenada 111 lit orcuala tattered 21 1 5 par a Ni esltau, 1614. 151 16 fi lair Ct. Peruvian lids, 33 5 Portuvuere Coo, lids.. 16 19 ~er 115 Ilium Mb- Ditto Sinnlvh iwrCL tipunith UAL. ,31 5 "oath D eferred PIVAIVO liaLt lj 31 2 our CL Venezuela 16 19 c -vanes Deterred Be,. 4 51 RAILWAYS.—The awe market is very quiet to-day, and not quite so firm u yester6ay. The quotatiou are, however, nearly the same. London ald North Western, 123 to 5. Great Westerns, 90. Eastern Counties, 141. Midland, 102. North fitaffords, 2; to dies SALES lIPPICTED OP TO ( Yettardafa prices Caledonian, 311 I E. Onintiro, I 4 1 1), N. k E. 5 per Cent., 491 Groat Western, 981 Do. Oro, 151 hull & srlby, 99 Do. 11414/4., L 611113. k Turks/aro Flltha, 71 In.. SrlS., and 0. Coast, 311 Lon. & N. Wi&tern, 113 Do. New Ora., 311 Loc. k 8 4% r..tent, 471 Do. Tenth. C 0:,., 43 Do. hint., GI 7 NikMaad, 101 i•O TlllB DAT 114 LONDON. 3 he !trundle but pear.) N. rib St.trfordohlre, 10 Osturd, War., t Wolver., 25 74 houttbdt Centrdl, 271 Satewo. and Cheater 8 per Cent. Prof, WI South Devon Prof., 18 York, Neva, tad Berwick, 32k Ds. I's. No.l (York. k Neer.), 174 Do. N 0.2 Nettre.& Berwick, 111 York and N. Mud., E.&Do. W. Boling Eq., 315 Boulogne and Aroiette, 15 Namur and LI. ge, 21 LIVERPOOL II Lane. and Yorkshire Fifths, d LI .. lIN. Pref., 6s. id. p 11. i lan W. it. U.. if d Ln. iinii N. Western, 1224 Do. hew Qrs., 14 Do. 40/. alt., L. &21.,84 p Do. Qrs., e, 24 p Man., shed, and Lincoln. Qrs., No. 1, 44 d Ik, Lite Great Grimsby Dock, Ili d North Union, 202 ... LES, boa IL 31411. ind, 10 0 4 1 Do. Dal.* si i d Shrews., Okweatry, & CiseeL. 101. Pref.. guar. 8 per cent-, 2kd South Exktern and Dover .'ew, No. 2,1 0 1 d Do. Cons. No. 3., tli 4 Do. N.... 4. 3 d York, Nesse., and Der., G.N.E. intr. II per cent.. 11 p York and North Midland, 138 Ito. It. 8: W. Riding Ex., 304 oruxst. Lon. & North Western New Qr. Mipitmen, 2'e. Dd. p dland, 1011 8. E. awl Darer. No. 4,3 d SALES. - - 'Nara Birk Lan. &Ches. J., 71. Sa. fkl. d Do. lan: C. & H., 131 Lan. and York. Fifth% 11 d Do. W. It. V., 31 d MANCHESTER Ilk., T.anr..Strhea..l., 7 9415-16 d 'Malin and Droatnnla, 3:2 Past lanLudnre New, 71 d Lan. & York. 321. toe Ex., CI d Wit V , 11.16 d Ito. Piet 6 per Cent., 5.16 p BIRMINGHAM 81LES, Jung 12. Amb., Not., & Boat., 21 d `Area,. and A, 11 d N. otaKonlahlre, 50s. Do. It, GOB. to GIL al. tt YORK fIAIES. York., Newe , and Ber., G.N.E. Great N„rhrrn, 51 6 Pur., tof I Midland, InGli Turk and North Mid. Pref., 13k .Tto.K 12. Lon. and N. Wert., M. and B. Qra. (1. & B.), 1 9-16 p Man., abet., and Lin. Qrs. No. I, 41 d North Staffordshire, 2 9-16 4 d PItODUCE.—MiNciNG-LANE, Half-past Two. — The market, as customary, has berm closed to-day. The following shows the increase sad rl. erring of stock on hand in the port of L,ndon on the 10th Jane, 1818, compared with the same period Is" year. Sugar, Wr-t India, Ands. and tree. lnereass ...... 4,717 Mauritius, bap l/ceresas 26,317 Bengal, b..gra Piliolnia, bap Dearer 2,01:0 linvaaitati, bra Jeerers Porto Rico, bhita awl donne- Dewier ...... 2,41 1 Item, 14 cat India, auks banana ....- 8,211 Colfcc, H. I'., wk. berme 1,0.8 Mocha, Wks ... lawyer . .... 190 Ceylon bap ... llawyre ...... 27 018 Otter E. 1., hags .............. •-••••-• - • I'm"... Cocoa, It. I'., belga and teem lowers ltice, iitniAll E. 1., tune bereer 8,300 Foreign, tons lamer ._... loilli Pepper, bt..ck, bap Pimento, bap Imam 1,538 Saltpetre, tans Werra 2,309 Indian, E. 1., chestii, &c. Dunne 1,349 PRICER CURRENT. .. . -- - - - 6110.4 a, per cwt. DVTV ran, R. halm, B.r.liwn. 36n. 0d.3114. lid fellow 44Grey 36 0...41 6 Fine 4l 0...46 0 afaaritilia, brown Yellow 4O 6 Fine 4l 6-45 0 BelAgal &Madras, b 2S 6...32 6 Yellow 34 0...31 6 White 4O 0...46 0 Foreign, brown 27 S. 31 1 Yellow 33 0...66 0 Grey and white 77 6...45 0 Refined, liambro' 36 6-.02 0 Lumps 53 6..50 0 Coma, in Bond. Went bldiA, ordi nary 2l 0.- 35 0 _ _ ._ - Piffit, No. I. £7 0... 7 15 Hoop, 9 10 .10 0 Grim at Oadiff bar U 0... 0 Avreti.h II 10...12 LrAD, at per ton. Pip, hest l7 0...17 *bed, eheet l7 15... 0 dare l7 0...18 Patent shot 2O 0... 0 red or gamin= Speller 011.., per 252 bap. wet. d.p. VIA, heal, pule 25 0... 0 straw A 1n... 0 brown & yellow 23 0.74 Sperm 79 0...02 0 liend Matter _ ili 0.. 83 0 Cod 25 0...23 .5 (7 1 1 rine. C..510n, good ordi nary.. ....... 30 0... 31 6 Fme ordinary 34 0... 39 0 Fine 4l 0... 45 gi.l to tine 41 0... 71 0 Costa Inca, unli t. try to line 33 0— 52 suotatra and Pa dang RS 0...16 0 TEA, at per lb. Congoti.coinnawa« u 0 7 Kier, at per cwt. Bengal white 9 6... 41 6 Cargo 6 6.. 7 6 lava and Manilla N S.. 12 0 Puma, cleaned Carob. 2O 0...33 0 14179.1111. South Soo. Olioe,Callipoli,p.tes 44 0. 4S 6 Como Sut Seed, Dope, polo, per too 36 0... 8 0 !lamed . Poor:doom, per Oct. Butter—Cork, 09 B9 0...90 0 4tha be 0 90 0 aim 0 0... 0 0 Dublin, let 0 0.. 0 limerick, d 0...—. 88 0, 90 ti Carlow, Ist..„ BB 0...90 0 Newry. let 0 (0.. 0 0 Waterford 66 0.,.89 0 Beef, India, per tierce Prime Mesa 0 0... 0 Pork, prime :tees 6O 0. 85 0 Bocon.l . urk, Lamb iBO 0..85 0 Do., Ramo, Waterford, per cwt GO 0...70 Belfast Lord,Belfaat,yrfrk t au — 0...70 W:1[110111, do Ditto Bladder Ameriron,dutyp. 62 0...72 0 111101., 0: and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, Salted 0164 d es. id Salted 9 2- 1 .9 si Broil, dry 0 0 ...0 0 Drysal 0 ted 2 31 • An . 0 4 0 0 51 Lima NValp. dry 0 31...0 5 West India, dry 0 0 ...0 0 Salted 0 2 —.O 31 Fast lodio 0 61...0 10 him B. Ayres, dry 0 0 ..0 0 Kowa, dry 0 081 S. Anis-r:mp. t0.. 1 per 8 0 Kumla, ditto 6 ... 7 0 ut Lughossl,Jamoolm...24 0...4 5 Ifonituros 5 3... 6 10 Compesehy 010...7 0 PlUttiC, Niroraeu3, large mid solid lO 0...13 Small Lima 13 0. .15 , apon 13 0...16 Bed Sander,/ 4 0... 4 1 IS o.so Gum at per gall — -- Leeward Island Demerara, 21 to 31; per cent 2 3 ... 3 3 Jamaica, 30 to 34 per rent. Q.P. 3 4 ... 4 0 Farourite marks 4 0 4 9 brandy, list brands 3 11 ... 3 II lintidispirits,d.p lO 3 0 to scotch Irian lO 3 0 0 Fur, per tam Rigs, P.T.11. t3O 0...33 0 :it. Petersburg, 9 head 0 0... 0 .- hatch and limner 30 0.. 00 0 Friesland Hat, at per ten. st.Petersburi,cleaul29 10...30 0 outtbot half clean Kigs, Rhino our.het Farm Stanilla Fast Indlaiona I 0...23 0 Romtny I 0...24 0 Jute TUN at per cwt. Banos A4 0... 0 0 Straits Com. in 13.ael, IION, at per ton. Gars TALLOW.—The market is /Areas-, at 45a. on the .pot; October to December delivery, 435. 31.; to 439. ; !separate mouths' delivery, 44v. CORN.—Arrivals at the graearies, by the Eastern Counties Railway, for the week endive June 10: Man reheat Bs ley .. 3n3 „ Flour Oats BitIDLOtOTI33:, June 10.—There was • fair supply of Wheat, which sold at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr There war vtry little business done in other kiwis of 'train, and prices w ero nominally the same as la.t...eek. Wheat, 44s t • 464 per qr. Oats, 93. to 91d. per stone. Beaus, 335. to 36.. reos, 319. to 335. per qr. - - - • • —•• . . Cawnaim.a, June 10.—The price rf all corn was without al er,tton from last week. The wrath, r has been showery during the week. Wheat, red, 41.. to 4la ; white, 48s. Beans, 375. to 40s. Barley, 28s. to 30s. Oats, 17s. to 24.. -- - • CIRENCESTER, June 12.-We bare a very short supply of moi.t di scriptions of grain, and ;Tice. are about the same as lost week, and we have no *lteration to note in article. A few parcels of Wheat changed hands, but enm• naratively little doing in other so ans. Wheat, 91. 10s. to l r load. B srley, 30s. to 31s. per qr. Oats, Vs. to 275. Bean., 42n. to 46.. DONCASTER, Jane 10.-A moderate supply of Wheat, and a gnod attendanco of bop ra. Fine qualities wire taken freely at fully last week's prices; r•econdary qualities were 1 Rios better Sold up than for some we ko past. We had ra'hor more inquiry for Oats at former mice . Dry Bea fully as dear ; foreign rather drwer. N thing doing in Barley. The following are current prices: Wheat, new, 17e. to the. ; fine, 19s. to 205.; old , 1 7s. to 135.•, fine, 19s. to 20a. ; Blendcorn, 15s. to 165.; fine, 17s 113 e, 12s. to 13a. Berns, 12.. to 14'.; fine, 155.; old, W. to 17s. Pena, grey. Us.; white, 14s. to 16. per 3 imp bushels. Oats, 180. to 21s. ; fine, 224. to 24..; old. 19s. to 22 , ; fine, 235. to 250. B wiry, 2131. to 30s. ; fine 111 ,Iting, 33. per qr. HUNTINGDON, June 10.-All tine sa.uples of What found n ady buyeis. at a small abatement from last we, k's prices. Stale parcels w ere hard to quit, even at low price'.. All Spring cant was dull of sale, nun rather lower. KENDAL, June 10.-There was a lull attendance, being Whit Saturday. 'Thu weath• r has be, erlightful, in con s. quenee of the abundant rains and the mild temperature.- Average for the week: 41 gra , 69..; Oats, 64 qrs., Y 24. fxl. KINC.TON, June 10.-With a very moderate purply, the trade will rules dull, and prices ma) 1, • quoted rather in t •your of the buyer. Wheat, 48.. to 665. Barley, 30s. to 3'2s. Pew, 40.. to 425. LAN cativen. June 10.-Our market wsS but lightly WM DI ied with stun, which met only a slow sale, at last week's pricy. Lzicm:rzia, Inn- 10.-We had a eery quiet market, and prices, Isith lee Wheat and Spring Dorn, may he called the same as lin.t weds.. The growl's/ crop of Boma 1 nking b tter. Tt.ls article would haroly DoeD I t'e t. rm.. Wheat, 445. to 60s. Flour, fine, 375.; accotels, 355.; third', 33.. per wck - - -- • • - - • --- Ilavron, Jane 10.—We have a litn , ted supply of all grain. . Wheat is Is. to 2a per qr. !ewer B ,rl. s Li.DD , AI. a d 0 as Id. per atone low, r. Wh. a , , sehi e 52s to 48s. ; red, 60s. to sls yar 40 4tOtte. Oats, 94d. to 1041. per acme. RONTIIAMPTON, Jure 10 —We hive ..- rl a g oil show of Wh. at, and but little busioess th.imz, without any chat ge in price. The supply of spring coati but small, and barely supports former prices. PRESTON, Jane 10.—The favnurnl.le apprara”ee of the cr. p. throuahtut the country cont.., s to have a deprvssillt it.flaence upon the Corn trivlo ; awl a rradual doe inn in print has from day to day been submitti d to, without in ducing any purchases wutth noire. At our Cre Earltinge this morning, the supply of Wh. Iv. f•ont nu. n.ighhouring tanners nas fair, which tort asl w sdc at ad, cline art 63. D. r wlt.dle. The Yorkshbe a.i 1. Aare again off. ring fine Englidi Wheat on very I'm, ur .111. tem., which ititer. :ens with the demand for Irsh ; aril we reduce our quo. 1 tuitions 24. per bushel, without promoting sale,. Fume 6.1 per sack cheaper. Was a w ith. ut chat ge. Oats are in limited request, and the taro low. r. We reduce our quotations for Oatmeal folly 6. - . per load, but the ahoy. rates are almost nominal, a. liras business was apparent in this article. Bran neglect...l e a ...suction of 6d. ft.!' pack. Indian Mal hes (helloed 6.1. per tare-l. The average price of Wheat this 'rev k is 60.. 61. per imp. qr. RICHMOND (YOUIDDIIILE), June 10.—We had a heavy market of Wheat, and tbe aide as vcry dol. Wheat sold from 6s. 3.1. to Is. 6d. Oats, 2, w 8.1. to 3.. 31. Barley, 4s. to 4s. 3d. Beans, 4s. 641. to 4e. s.J. per bushel.] SHILEWMICHT. June 10.--Altheugh we had a small con t pany et Inners the trade ruled &nu, and doses: in lasour ul the 'glitz. Wheat, 6a 301. to 6s. bd. SWINDON, June 12 —The Wheat crops in this dist riet ere looking most luxuriant, and there is every indication of an early narvest generally. Some firmness was disdllysil at the commencement 01 the market in rtaiat:ng zullieed prises. and pe pri es obtained were unchanged front !wit week; suhstnuently some samples of heavy white Wheat. were sold at 52.. to bla per qr. ; best red, 63a. ; inferior simples, fits. ; at which prime much remained unsold. Little Itsrley in market, with but little demand; terms, 30s. to Ws. per qr. There were trivial transactions in Olt', Beans, and Peas. Oats fetched from 20s. to Ili. (secondary) ; and hest Polands, 265. Best tick means, old, 43 t. ; new, 40s. to 46e. per qr. Peu unaltered. --- - • - a • YAMMOCTII, June 10.—We had a modcrate supply of corn and a very small attendance at mark,t ; the tanners are not -nelined to sell at these p: ices. Wheat was bought rather easier the* last week. Scarcely a sa.eßle of Barley at market. In other train very little passing, wi.hout alteration in value. Wheat, white, 48s. to 605.; red, 445. to 465. B 28s. to 30s. B?ans, 331. to 31s. Peal, 34e. to 3.50. 0 tts, 225. to 24e. per qr. _ _ _ •••• - - - - - . . ALTONA, June 6.-The continued dull accounts from Eng land have at last exercised some inflitenv cm our Wheat pricos, but without, however, hringir.g them dawn sufficiently to induce a free trade; there was, ctssequently,bw a limited bUSIOPSS done at to.day's market, at 365. 61. to 375. 61. for 62 to 631ns. red Upland, these being the prices bed for • ordi nary 601bc Wheat done at 355. Gd. Wheat from the o utposts without transactions, and held, recording to quality, from 355. to 36.. 64. Barley on the spot has been freely taken, say during the last few days, to the extent of about 1,000 qrs. of 50 to 611bs Scale, at 21s, 61. to 225. GI; and 51 to •.5 bra. Mecklenburg, at the same rates. The inquiry for Danish having materially slackened, the floating parcels offering have been mostly sent forward oa owner's amount, and there ap peared no disposition to day to take leas thau shout 20s. fal. on board, with 3s. 6d. and 10 per cent. freight to the east coast. 0./IS on the spot paid with 14s. 91. to 1.55. 01. for 354 to 36.14 per Whet. Beans on the soot, 275. to 2136. 6d., in small i•t,p,,ly. Blyeseed continuos to be neglected ; the rain stip ars to have cone much good to the fields. Trifles of 11 most:rim' on the spot hove been d. ne at 24!. 104. Clover s ed: white continues in demand at previous rates, and is held high. r; red, on the contrary, dull. DANIZ • Jane 3.-This week's transactions in Wheat amount to dot) lasts at the following priors: 6011 i. common mixed, 30.. ; GO to 611 b. fine taix.d, :171. ' • con.m on high rinsed 611 b. 38s. ; fine inland high mixed 611 b. 1.95. Two vi osls, each of about 800 qrs., have chtuttred for London, at 3s. N. to 4a. GRONINGEN, June 6.-Wheat continues almost without demand, the ii.quiry being alone confined to tte pretaing s. ants of the mitten ; however, the ho.dtra refuse to accept lower rater, end the quotations remain unaltered. Rye and Burl- whe miler, and freely bring an adviioce of Oil. per qr. • • Vary little pa,ing in Barley, a hi,h WEI offered at Is. per qr. reduction without attracting attention. Beans and Kits bring full prices. Oats in improved request, end 3d. to 6d per qr. dearer. Ripened etect,:y. Freight to London and east coast, 16s. to 175., and 10 per cent. per last for Oats. Currency as follows: Wheat. red, 011amster, 621 be. per beat), at 37a.; Rooglansche, 394. tid. Rye, new, Omlander, 57113... 271. 31. ; Kolonie, 59.b5., 295. 3d ; Buck wheat, Veen. 5516 e , 28.. Gd. Barley, grinding, 4111 b. to 4511 b., 174 3d. Bean,, tick, 23e. 9d. to 264. 3d. ; 265. to 29 t. Oat., potato or Poland, 43165. to 441 b... 19s. ; 411 b. to 4216. 170. 9d. ; 40. b. to 411 b., 16a 9d. Brew, 38th.. to 391bik, los. Gd.; white, feed, 351bs. to 36Th,., 131. 3d.; 3Zlb. to 341ib., 12 0. 6d. ; black, 3716-. to 38lbs , 13s. 9d.; 311 b. to 36 b.; 13s. 3d. per imperial qr., tree on board. Itapeseed, that quality, 271. 7e. 641. ; second, 251. 10e. per last of 10 qn. lIANIIIVEG, June G.-Supplies of Wheat are not large, but the demand is languid, and ItAders more oisposed to sell; good red, 621bs. hero fetches 36.. Gd. to 375. ; fine, 6.31b5., 38e. to 334. 6d. From the Baltic, 62Ibs. red can hr bought at 38s. to :394. per qr., cost and freight. Barley has been cleared off at 225. to 22.. 9d. per qr. fece on board, for Seale, 501bs. to 511bs and. 52105. Mecklenburg, but more is ex pected; In Danish nothing has been dune. Oats are held at about .ate prices, but we have heard of no transactions. R. ans lin,i buyers at our quotation., when dry.. Peas are more inquired for, and held higher. A fair business conti nues to be dont, on red and white Cloverseed. Rape Cakes a e rather hither. Linseed Cale.; in great demand. A parcel of oblong here was sold at 71. ...h. per ton, free on ' board. Pomeranian are held at 81. 65.; Konigsberg, at 71 52., coot and freight. - - • Rosroca, June 6.—We have had good supplies from the farmers la.t week, and the b:st Wneat can be had now at 363. per qr. free on beard. Inferior sorts, of which the bulk of the eupplita consist, 2s. to 31. lower, Till, 351. to 3Fs. per qr. free on board. SieTitte, Jane s.—The transactions in Wheat are con fined to small lots for local use, and pines for best 6Ebe. and 631' s. Pomeranian Wheat, are (qua. to ais. per qr. tree on board. Pomeraa.an Boles rather cheaper, and to bar had at ISt. free on board. Oderbruck Barley 19s. to 20s. per qr. Ir,a ore lo.nad. Fine boiling Peas, 21s. per qr. free one board. TRIESTE, June 2.—Freights by British vessels are looking up. The list chart. r was at as. 6d. per qr., 10 percent., and 10 guineas, callmg at Cork for orders. In Wheat nothing doing. HOPS.-BerrLr..-The hop are or a growing colour, end show but little fly; out in many ford. no the stems are very weakly and slender. In the pari.h of erowhurd, some gardens are b.otly cultivated, with but a scanty share of manure, in erwritruein to pre vious years, and thy chopping not The 13:118 have been splendid, which should help the hops on, Lit their apparent weak ness almost indicates that a short qu dint, will be the result.--.- BRIORTLINO.-The hop bine in tine put WI Ls still going on well, and is quite tree from insects at present.s We have experienced a very doe rain to-day, which will enable the farmer. to get on with the cultiva , tire, and deatroy the thistle , . —listus.-Tte hop hints continue to grow and appear to.thrive. Since the ehowers upon some ground they appear to be bee from vermin. There has not been a great deal done as regard. cultivation, which, no doubt, ehoulii the wrath's prove favourable, will decidedly improve the growth of the plan'. Nest week we shall we able to give some information concerning the Udi more pIantation.—CAXTENOVAY.-About three weeks since, there was a fair sptiulding of fly; in a few days they all disappeared, and now it is difficult to find one. The bine geese ply is very luxuriant, never was more heathy, and promise a 'great crop. Most of the grounds ore lying in a had state. notwithstanding the plants are very healthy and growing.-- klameirrutr.- slime the late rains one planters have been most activey engaged with the shim and the hoe, front the Lai dm es of the eorkwe benire, it wan next to illi• possible to use with anything like effect. The bine is making 1 spid ,'tutee, and is fast get hie out of the reach of the tyre's; but at the ..tree eine, it is In most gardens what is termed "plans" growing in.et rapidly in some parts, whiled in others evidently suffering front the elfetts of a wet winter, followed by It earthing sun tin oughont May.—FLETCNINY : The linen sweetly continue to grow •t it and are free ham rennin. The late rain, have mutt Allprx.‘ed tl e elate of the cultivation, and the viand is now in good mail.- -Ms tt lED: The lons. have improved and are in genet al very Tin ni10.(111 that have fallen during the last week hove been most bet Octal, and will be the means of pulverising the ground so that the planless will be eel. abled to keep the gardens clett, which 1- vt ry caw Mild towards Stale growth at a prison like the present.—lies Ilie hops in this neigh bourhood one making very favourable progress, the late genial showers hosing had a heneticial effect upon t• e p ant, and meet of the grounds are carol vermin.—Tex games Wraas : The hems in this neighlenurhond continue improving, the bine geed,* very strong, the des and fly nearly gone, and altogether in a wry good euadiden.--NoinuLte: The bine sti I contotues to grow very lust, sad there i t very unearance of a 'dentinal crop. The ground haring now been bro-ght under cultivation, adds much to 'be beauty of the plantation. , --NISF161,11: Our bine antinuen growing, and books quite as *elms can be espeeted, cooridering the cold nights we have have had this last week. We are free fro , . Ily.—Ssid hops are stall growing fast, and (elite free tram fly, with the tamp , lion of some of low 'trotted*, which have not done so well, in consequence of the cold nights. The late rains have very much fret- Sated in tiding the grounds.—Umerights-The bops In this parish still continue to go on well, and several gardens bid fair for a heavy crop. Very little fly is now to be men. We have every reati•n to expect a heavy duty again this year, ebould the weather peeve favour able. The duly at tide time is called 170,01101. by good judges.-Sici r ex eldrevastr. AY.—SurrIIPIELD, Two e Clock.-741 nom Cooper and Davis rc onrt the fellowirtg Tort' , tor:a : M0t.10a........66a. to ".4.. Ecru. --(N. to au. Meats.. 26 .to 304 lota to I Clovel .80 to at); i CATTLE, &c.—Total of Cattle received in London by the Ea.stete Counties Railway, for the week ending June 10 :—Ben,te, 2,048 ; Callas, 102; Sheep, 8,283; l'igs, 608. Llcaurocw., June 12.-The market to-day was net so well attend, d by Co"', hot tho number of Sheep cin.i.lerab:y exceed. d last gear's market. The prices of Cows averaged 61. per lh. per cameo., including the over peund. Svevp ranged from 61a. to fild. per lb. NONWICII.-Our m..rket exhibited an immense show of Sans, SDI:Ii t-IlonA, Irish and D-atch or On. Buyer. were both scarce and cautious, and not nne•to irth of , lie 8....A(2 told. p never was more plentiful, then fore it mil be consider. d a complete panic.: Fat 11,asts. 6. to 61 6.1. ; very prime, 7... per atone. The pens w. re had!. filled; ko plug Sheep an, Hoggetn teem ls. t. 2s. per he ad 10 r. Ewes awl Lamb. a very dull sale, at list wet k's prices, sod one fourb untold. Fig Sheep,2s. 6.1. to 8s 6 1 . ;el . ntbur. Hood rore Pign and fat Pork remain without alteration. SWINDON, June 12 -A fair amount of bu•iness for the moderate Raptly. Late rates curtained for Male Cows. An average quantity of CAI TtS. Or B ef, 10. to It, per score; interior, 9t 6d to 10s. digo. Vaal, 9. to 10e.; Motion, 64d. to 94.1 per lb.; Lamb, 131 d to 941 96. 6.1. to 10.. GI. per were. Briek sales. DUMNAb.TON ANNUAL FAIkL-At this fair for W. High lend animals, the monger ut brought +mesa .1 To• not larger t an vn the note erasion last year, her /I.i ..s -strip roosiderab:y mars nurner, us than en•ual I , wa a Stiff hanging market, f'r although buyer,. were nu A. • hey showed a .leterminattire to brine price. lower than se we re wi ling to sulunt to, and Innen... WO o'er, •ou. 0 fly ie; 441.41. As a gem rsl view, we iney • tate .4 at .b. hest pries d West Highland Stots were from 5 t 75 1.1.2 ' b low the price .t let year.siel IL eters from Id to 15 1 a rte t • w Captain M'N , of Jura's, hot lot, of -tots etc rd 14s head. Lrd Breadalbane's then e year one blow 1i 1. lie. • head. Mr. M'Nettl. ,l Lasit's be ye a re on car old-, 10 15a. As to 11. if r., Mr. White, of stile a frol I tat Al. 12.. 81 Thee. few quotations art puha. s ruiLa ht in- lc de the range of the market. • ELOIN JUNE lIIANKET.-Thi% market we. rasher stiff. The re wan a good den. •ne for intik Coos ; and th-e• nod quality readily di.pon dco at grind pre., var np fr m la to 101 , arcoreing to (paid!. inc demand a hi. dy I.r tw0.....r hick brought good prat e. up .c trim Si. to 121. The 641:owing qt.otatinna tan. r seh (I da Mr M.-on, Thigaid -, a lot of two., ear •ldn. a 121 ; Les;ie, ISouhead, a 1. • at 111.; Mr..3l . l(i.ossk, a lot at 101.56.; Mr. P. trie, Cost. n, a lot a• 101 10. ; Mr. Chalmers. Middleton, a lot at 101.; Mr Shat les, L. vel e • pair at 18. 10s. 'lh.• show of borate was v. ty pour, and., Waft eI) soy business done. •:* M Futons FAIL-This fair was tul. rally will supplied with youi.g Cattle and Mich C we, for both of whiclh the dein tad was good and prie.s blab. Mtich Caws wet.) front 91 to 151 ; farrow. from 61. 106. and apnea de. Fat Cattle brought about 6*. 91. par stone. Tbtre wee. KlllBl 10t2 01 clipped H..gs fit Inv the butcher in the mark. t, aid sold at fn.n. 30a. to 32v. 6.1. per head. A gold num , Ir of Horses were prevented for sale. oat •1 an interior quality. for whirl the demand was quite elt././iah. kor Y esteroav's Aal am lest Page.