The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-25 00:00:00

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(Willi power le mil rigrau. rtvAn NE *mum pea Glows. Ilmonens—llmis Pain , Eq. or • • • Lacsee—Kame. Owns tui Ihe Moo& Wary as a slaty b too to sea of l say most ; baths On whereby Cl t l i j =—O h, by sown to do *els of tho beg —gth he bend edible Ilerneeb efeempere. kw, ws moot them Owe so ire hirosol he the g e ob Maarsot st ..rtes dame Itatba-110 dlliwaty. tt at ol=4lse rot= at Os EMl. —sh polo C ii hs=bty at la sr =Neu rbs, sal st the Fish ths IllOory of the Oriels Much, tOlitin robust, et lot pat with Oiliest us emits IMF IWO Ow moo at r t i stswe ri =ss i ra to. asis, 11= 4 = 4 M lN Ti l:4ll =7l4=ser " Wdee l eweil M t, sad the oho ' 1111bwods they mows, to ie& 12Lesehol to fil rte- every osr, owl the wool OE ss sr -*As st Melo. st d isehisstiesi Trite, so eVOr pm. sal willhest a port at Os iimbyyr a the lbls per. The shoo satires TM lo 110 1 hi et Os nest sppowl solhortty Is to lbessry amt Um. IldosOdess ars ow sot kilo, to rostod by Thome MON trO st 2tr Ar d ispolst 84 At e Altwe iNa" :Zess ia lre . te= EGO Os Choboosie Aka Ossin at fa will be alibi Is 00160 st the et ths . bobble .1 h to bided slow Olds M lake wake st Stem Stress's LoYea. roles Pada et the to. I J. BENTS MANUFACTURE of WATCHES I. and CLOCKS 33 womb' 07 *ro t = pagoda LAW lat gold watehee, with PM 661 ,== ear ; watlewries ditto, ramal rubor • Wee, tow gamma : satimi wed sawmally•the *we law lees, jewelled In four hole., awae.-13 &MIA ; ketsparatreet :and 34. Koial ((.leek Tower Area). r:• a ANIC WATER and BEAR'S GREASE.— Vile& the hair is becoestar thin, and tang a 4 the eel, renteely, brides sit.triag the heed, is the re o ff the e two jese~rtheanelles=jar s t =pt i eleiste t z . eihr le sheen . any Pother seams Wei reel et Iheeret a inert pause ler resevaling sod preerelng Irk Mr. Mars es. dm. et the nesetig esel, salt lise lima et kit Mira w emit etj&ilieri 3MOIMMIIIOII4 eerrAl b e • widest ISMIL—aOOII Ith ma 1114 wbe y Imindrel tlk• lass - " - aiiiiN rims Is Ili omit% eel elia tat di bill Or =MAN == a tio ft imam nese ether bet with Stir sees rebind se Vie pot, er the shames are their whiles repslit die applist to the hat am= CHILDREN'S HAIR.-ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL sourish= the HAIR ht Rs embryo state, UN etas Rs growth tostsfes it la theterity. sad COMM.= the trct healthy vigour, sllkthoßoses, sad huurtoos teem the W kal Wei pet o f Ilk. Genial and pm:Vying, It sli swat sad lispenty, and meths the re of the Ineeomb W ; m" Beware of SPIDI MOUS lILITATIONB l' l—The steatite bas the words . ROWLAYD'S MACASSAR OIL ^ on the . Prise is. SL ; Th ; Irony bottles (equal to four mall), Ht. sad double that Kea, the per bottle. loid by the Pethrietths, ft 11, Hatlea-earden, Lagoa, ad by allateottsts sod Perhosers. We day le published, pone la, Fort e at rgiMUSIC BOOK ; containing t wo original me :"A Lake and a Fairy Boat," words the bite THOU.. wade by W. V. WALLACZ ;" I lare all t thou loved," on" by ALKIARDM Lou. , • Also now reedy. pries 11a, Mtly belatound, 'THE MUSIC HOOK, VOLUME the MAT ; containing $0 original lihmes. Isogon : P•lllabeil at Ow Moe, 1, M. gleMerarenna Met-street DN. CULVEZWELIM GUIDO TO NULL= AND LONG LIM Prise la each, by past, In sigma Is. M. task XIAT TO RAT DRUM, AND AVOID. . two nheArtbs. aCI crogrdsts.) a. mow To ma . "Dismsde Illvire."—Cle. Xls eaMerled that elarimes Mt Um= mai =Wise an itt air on sraibastrse i 5,............. -r,..... alp sweat 41.1mummL ty as shoevere el seilliml Yam assulrs Or weetigre et Wprissei- Wily monework dellay, sod bawl= mile ma dm Casolla-46wsibM, ii. refiganairar./ MINS. lik taeill Ness. S, MN Dremballest: Ciewabta 147, Flssam‘A; Mimeo, 437. der 418. t or No Mos Out Asellar. la mrsil-Dises.ll444l,t-aL ':LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. ..,NEWS FROM PORTUGAL. .• By the steam-packet Iberia, Capt. Bowen, Lieut. Wilkinson, R.N., Admiralty Agent, arrived at South "spin, we have news from Gibraltar to the 14th, Valk to the 15th, Lisbon to the 19th, and Oporto to the 91st init. She brought 9 cases of merchandise, 5 boxes at leeches, 42 boxes of almonds, 13 packages of specie, eyeeimm of sundries, 5 wake of wine, 3 casks of elt, 839 boxes of fruit, 219 barrels of potatoes, and 13 bullocks, superior to any landed from Spain ter some time. She brings the following pluseoffers , 11 • GIBIALT•.— Gee . Vernon. Mr. Holyoske, Mr. S. N. W. isawbottom, Mr. and Miss Philp', Mn. Certra and family, Mr. Blend and son, Mr. Williams, Mr. and Was A. Salvo, did Mr. Derail end son. • Cants.—Mr. .1. J. Gaston, sad Jon de Motto Morgue. •Laracul,—The Duchess Fanelli' and three daughters, Mr. east Mn. Gould and family, Mr. Williams. and Mr Whittle. T. Fretseb, Mr. Fuser, and Mrs. and Ma la The Marquis of Look was landed at Oporto. i l t "L Iberia passed the steamer Polyphemus on the darning of the 19th, entering the Tagus. She left glll following ships at Lisbon : The Hibernts, Trafalgar, Superb, and Arneson; brig Re im • steamers Terrible, Sidon, Bulldog, Jeekal, and Phmeir ; three Spanish menof-war ; and the Portuguese *Wren. The Superb and Amessa, and a Portuguese !Wee, were at anchor above, and the steamer Terrible below Unfit. Julien's —At Oporto : H.M.S. America and steamer tdiator, the latter moored close to the bar; • Spanish *vette and 'newer; a French brig of war; told the Portu- PON !teasers Royal Tar and Conde Tojal.—At Vigo • The disk man-of-war brig Minerva, and Portuguese steamer From Lisbon we learn that Sir W. Parker had returned from Setubal, and was about to proceed, r et the Beet under his command, to Oporto, where insurgent forces amounted to son], 14,000 men. the Iberia left Oporto, on the 21st, there was tirof the English squadron from Lisbon. ot ar i: l ruld defend the city against Saldauha ,ovills, the Spanish army, but it was thought they would to British power. Saldanha had advanced close Nova; and the Spanish army (3,000 strong) IN advancing, and had reached Braga, within ton tes of Oporto. The officer in command of the "Wren off the bar had sent in another Neraeurg letter, to which the French consul refused 11 10 auction. The British consul had been again in with the Junta, which ended unmade =lbae ;t l lre e latter having positively refused to stir rifler either to Saldanha or to commissioners ap rtby the allied powers, declaring that when article of mediation was fulfilled they would ter their armed forces to the queen. The peace Ihe city had been well preserved, and not an .Fag- Old to complain of jiesit or *lug. The following is the t the straage o bmt e. • ma • i humor 411 ea the •-* ',Whoa ciartiebe, re= mihkgemereet, as reganle may kb* yes read se the .NM - het evert et impartraft mho _ x, jerking " — et he Petingretee leek at idea ivies home to be lateethal, the pedal mem et the_ Irgliric neivishe sad rimied haft Wooed four of the bediagehleir et is mseimmmi three lA wig fit. ilbes to a newnsikeet in the hem lathe Atom peetmeeted meladwia. the Thema* ei dt_,C t a r e a ;rs (etwewanderieeichkiime Clenreirlbliel} sad T ips, tote her whit Berg Joel istewee, pee arum mew discieganiewl of the poalliel loath" wont ea boo* the Bridal squadron and gun spark weeds. Wm deabils eke involved the taking rehtpure had the et ens hundred aod teng sit elleseetial the hadibein the ementry), and et woe hen le 00 Meiei eeldbee. Ad miral Parker had bagel that this withdrawal at the M enet 8a weal have lees heated by a subminion of the satire et the hone eatattlialt er ."B = To this end only Mot d peuderwee bold oat, and every inducement red, but midmost enee.n. The main body of the force, in aU wwiatiag over 6,000 may attired in good eider and firm attitude towards the sspaserying with them their entise train, and midge the bedbug the wet debt that leme in by kap yoss•—• perils Nowed P eel li rth , who, by his party, has been ilesigaitmil.Mmi sot ineptly—as the La-Rothe Jacquelin of Portuguese them The imitation. of Galainba were for a while eihreepied Ju l = a ri e , and from the reluctance of the Quen's pond, , to follow up too closely the renting Ades the direction of march was matter of doubt. We nemr,,howeerm• hove positive Ark's that OaLuaba, upon reollkill ha aecuple d leagues beyond AJehoer do 8.1, Mid harangued his division. He pointed get Net .they had large forces to encounter, harm veer beast thew, and that therefore he requested thedlheme sup week" masia who wen prepared to be his in. deter isised resissoce. The result was, that = end about 3,000 men remained, the rest iltpitibi the aenerembet is semi parties. BeyeraisMeagiamlieg =i kerma to the destination of the peineipmt term sarm* es mutest it u almost at Biel% a then waled deg, while the more prevalent opine ilk that Gambit will present himself before Beatareea athaelas, porkies. etweeb strength, in a military point ifitegromit an aotomeilie treid i te ov azg i n all kind* of ow", hum the sanosaki as would render it a nmater far the ohm troop., even when united to the 8 to van attack, environed and watched as eh= be cm skim by a hutile and exasperated population. Is the lam time the people are everywhere arming and band ing together; not the mast secluded glen or wildest sierra but is pouring forward its contingent of armed peasants to aid the maims' cruse. Pros Oporto there as little positive news. While a rumour is industnouly being circulated here of the Janta being about to succumb, it is deemed by those intimate with the chiefs who defend it, that Oporto will yield, end only yield to force, and that the intention is to make Porto a second Saragossa. The Count of Ponies, the first general in Portu gal, is in chief mi:itary command, while those generals immediately under him, couch, for instance, es Guedee, Beboeho, Bernadine, &e., are men of high Swung character, with the popular feeling strongly in their favour, and also !mettle en influence as men of the provinces—provincial nobles and leaded proprietors—people with something to loose, awl fair names to switaia. General Bernadine is the royalist brigadier who first raised the standard of revolt in the Minho, and who, upon the mud nation of poor old Macdonnell by the Quee'sCavalry,saited his forces on the instant with the national troops. A docu ment of rather a remarkable character, bee appeared in the Oporto papers ; it is an mattress, signed by all the British rooliesto, •110111iblaill, and others remaining there, erpressing their Aram to duo Plata for the primp and efficient mooneroo takes tor protecting the persona and properties of &reign residents, and declaring their admiration at the or derly conduct of the armed people, end certainly, this is a highly creditable attestation, considering the wrong and outrage inflicted upon them by an Englisn ministry. Little more remains to say beyond that, amongst other extraordi nary reports, we have one that the British government is to guarantee a one-million loan ! If this he true, where is the security for repayment to come from ? The tobacco and sum monopolies are pawned—the crown and church pro patios annihilated, having been greedily scrambled for by the dozen or so vile hangers-on of this miserable court; in fact, peculation and open undisguised plun der, which rioted so shamefully during the Cabral ad ministration, have left Portugal without resources, for these men and their adherents never fled from the country while one fragment of the nation's ruin was left to pillage,— until they had shared amongst them the last farthing of a bankrupt state. I yesterday morning visited the fort of St. Julien, whine there're upwards of 4,000 political prisoners, guarded by en English force of ;00 marines! They are vic tualled entirely bythe fleet, at • cost exceed ingone hundred and fifty pounds daily not a farthing of this but what is paid by the Englii.h government,—truly a rather expensive inter ference in matters that concern no not. And fur what object That, too, is a question rather riesling to WI anglish here, when put to no by our aggrieved Perineum* neighboarn They ask what British interest has been moiled, or by what right do we assume dictation ? It certainly is to be regretted that Col. Wylde should have been sent out as a meddler ; so say the Portuguese. In the meantime, Portugal is ruined and England injured. Our trade will not recover the shock for many a long day. A decree has been iesued making , Bank of Lisbon notes legal tenders for only onothird of each payment, from the let of July forward. • SWITZERLAND.—IXCERNE, JUNE 18.— In the sitting of the 17th, the Grand Council of Lucerne came to the following resolutions :-1. The executive council is charged to examine immediately the landstunn throughout the whole eanton, to pass in review all nnengaged tomes, and to examine the arms, &c. 2. The executive council is to take every step towards the promoting of the safety and independence of the eanton. A credit is at their disposal, for this effect, at the public treasury. - - • BERLIN, JUNE 18.—We are happy to be able to re port that a favourable change has taken Place in the health of Baron Alexander Ten Humboldt withal the last few day., and there is every mum to hope for • favourable termina tion of the illness of our illustrious oonntrymaa.—Beigion paper, June 21. MISSIONS TO INDIA AND AFRICA. Tuesday afternoon a meeting in behalf of the missions in connexion with the Free Church of Scotland, was held at the Music- hall, St re-street, Bedford-square. Colonel Anderson. of the Royal Artillery, was in the chair, supported by Dr. Ure, the Raw. Drs. Hamilton, Wilson, Henderson, Candlish, Begg, end Others, as a deputation from Scotland. From the ed emase delivered by the members of the deputation, it ap paged that the chief object of the association was to give to the native youth of India a sound moral and religious edn eitilegiomil then send them forth as misrionsaa among *sir loam. Foe the popes@ they had colleges estab lished, sod abs pramiassey mho*, several of the latter tionthsg from BS in WO pupas. The sasociation perked • similar mane is South Africa. The income during the peat year lbw the se ppo.t of the adobes was above 8,0001., and the expeollem 7,6001. At the dm of the meeting a collection wan awn %were the own of 20,0001., required for erecting Mitatied ohdassiy delbei. THL APPROACHING AGRICULTURAL SHOW.—Vast preparations are making in this town and neighbourhood for the approaching show of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. An area of nearly 20 acres has been enclosed on the fine race-course, and covered in with ranges of sheds for the exhibition of cattle, sheep, implements. dee. ; rooms for the various officers, reception yards, &c. The sheds are 37 in number, each 77 yards in length, and 20 feet wide, and are covered with a roofing of prepared felt. A wide walk runs up on either side of each, for the acmes of visitors, and a still wider intersects them north aid south. The sheds run from east to west. A pavilion of gigantic dimensions is also erect ing in Mr. Marmite's cleft, Waterloo. for the grand dinner. The town, too, is putting on its beet looks. Never, since the day it rose a Phenix trom its ashes, did it look so new. Everybody is pahthig end whitewashing, and putting in metropelibmplieldeeihm fronts, with plate-glass windows ; and not aOr losses have actually been new-fronted, with considerable peemilsas to architectural ornament. North ampton, always imailablo as • dean, good-looking town, seems bent upon fisherman/ its reputation, and sending its visitors away to emend its praises all Ragland over.—North ampton Mercury. PROCLAMATION OF OITILAWRT.—Tke following persons were, yesterday, called upon, in the Sheriffs' Cant, to surrender or be severally outlawed :—A. H. Lyeek, Arthur Hogue, John Hunter, S. Gee. Beasnish, George Fitch, Henry Welshman, P. B. LIMN Chas. A. Grimes, James Tuffs, Stephen Bradley, Thomas Piddock, Herbert Corns wall, J. W. Montague, Henry J. Hunter, and John Hunter. SHIPPING, IMPORTS, AND EXPORTS.—It appears from a return just ironed by order of the House of Com mons (on the motion of Sir Howard Douglas), that in the year 1840 there were 5,963 Britieh and 8,579 foreign ships entered inwards, and 6,652 British and 8,887 foreign vessels cleared outwards, employed between the United Kingdom and most of the principal foreign countries. le 1846 the number of Teasels entered inwards was 7,881 British and 7,720 foreign, while 8,852 British and 11,002 foreign ships cleared outwards that year. The number employed between the United Kingdom and the British colonies was, in 1840— entered inwards, 6,844 British and 20 foreign ships ; cleared outwards, 6,722 British and 21 foreign mesas. In 1846 the numbers were as follow: Entered Inwards, 7,327 British and 06 (Wage vessels ; and cleared outwards, 6,366 British and 57 femme ones. The following statement shows the value of the British and Irish modem and manufactures exported from the United Kingdom to the British colonies in the years mentioned: In 1839 the declared value wee 16,343,76 W., in 1840 it WA 17,468,3071., in 1842 it was only 13,821,6871. , in 1844 it was 16,965,2961., end in 1846 it was 17,348,2241. Tin Laos Tann—Before our next notice of this trade, the preliesinedy geterterl iw i a mm ain ting of the Staffordshire transmitters will of end we trust it w il l be oha- masteries!, se hi and unity of feeling, otiritietandlog . tis maned intern% that unfor tnnastsly law ea Sims has Amid se interfere with Its gad sesetet Oas did ceitida, that on the lag ior =nen than eediany_biperuns la emend to tes flaibassilaso.' be* tam amdisoas is the estsas:i• seasestelt beslllemes its ememmayertleassly mto the areas el ewe ef else - menbel at es: ite present ma fetus —cad Awn dm ielwe d 4a:Zres ef the adrais is geeral, Ingetipt o. be inia l ann. MM, thin ISn se Ae f eg , OVUM" p Ile. S. TT won, tirligakllwati p a d daft% At ' Catimuc DWITIMaIi rag 31. 1111 . ril dis er hi laWaftle al *MN* I WINS a I M! =PAM II e dam San , 11. Isom .114 01r117k . se warn Aamilli4 er wished tie sway is Crias we is Wile MI 6 : llout WIT I , W ea_ I LIFE. FIR?, as Owner al Marti 'WNW. Coratill. aDd EZAS atahtlebed th km; chiefly i BO* Ws Once th lb Grew th • Ills Once he bl Yam =sr • Sore 3110 k aid Wens Chart Chow Claalreter DS rata Ceserester had Dental Ilerefort Re , . the De il.l Lord As=l:2 l es Pea D.D., WI. Y.A.A.. Op LC Comm Dais. oo le e I - I-C c." ~~ v ~ ~~ ~. z . ~~t lasted to give way ; and although the enunerelal imperlbato of ea early harvest cannot be denied, which appesNVila lik e e s t i Lto be retarded by the unfortinate retnii r, still those who have hitherto pot their eleat;b7- w vldenee have bud little rocs to oonspiala; lAA ie competency of orders sad briskness of coneeathela go, we see no grounds for any nieument towards rednetka. Should the determination arrived at be that of upholding the pro. seat prieea, which, io well•iaformed questa% k theffiffithtly expected, we anticipate no trouble in cartykei It on at the ensuing quarterly meeting; nor do we at puma me 011140- motest chance that any benefit would aliens from mentig the question of reduction. It would be, so we have bekre stated, perfectly futile towards bringing abase a lower scale of wages, and it Is equally unlikely that mestere would sub mit to have their slender profits still further curtailed, at lust while orders matinee so plentiful as at the present moment. We believe it is next to an impossibility to got say difficult sixes executed.—Birnsingkon Gazette. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE CROYDON RAILWAY.— An accident of a very distressing nature occurred near the hanerley station of the above raffway,at about a quarter before six o'clock last evening. kr. Buckmaster, who tenants the Annerley Tavern, bolds some laud on the opposite side of the railway to that os which the tavern is situate. On this land muse labourers were employed yesterday in haymaking, the nephew of Mr. Bitekmaster, aged only 19, superintending their operations. At the hour above mentioned he was in the act of mating the railway te the field, when a pilot engine, on its way t town, passed the station at a rapid pus ; and before the unfortunate young man could clear the line he was struck by the offibuffer and thrown a distance of several yards, falling with great violence en the heck of hie head, by which his skull was fractured. The undoes was droned by the driver of theme:the, who inandinsiseetegodond sosir stlM having beer poserend the doesered. brenhod, Intiploolsoleetelterdtworshttrenadtardirlitholaddwi- Selo Tonilierb red vonnedi Guy'. Neepital. llr. 8. Aberdeen, the hew emcee, n making or examisodem at once prooouand tho unnmenete youth to be dead. The body was last maks seenthedi Annerley to await en inquest. CRICKET. OP LINT V. OINTLEYSX OP /MOLLY:D. Hon. H. Climatal; o G 72/awe, b llynn A. Illyawtb, !eq., bA. Buena 1? not ` b Mr - Capt. Lautoor, b Myna W. Nlehohoo Pp., •b b Myna 29 bA. Harem 4 O. Pell, Emq., • Wollawe, b Hawse IL T. KW/. %I A. Serene H. Hynainon, b L. Hama H. W. Mows, sot oat Enz P. Patbont, b Myna T. Townley, Esq., I b w, b Myna O. TwWW. Yaq., n Myatt By.. 5, wide 3 24 e and b Myna 1 o b Fredericks 13 17 run oat O b Myna ........... 9 0 b Bayley 4 bA. Karen. 4 ▪ Byes 19 vid• 16, no balls lel A. Nor, b 11413vand 34 e Your, b Hatband. . W. am. ive. • Nabelwas. b Hannon ~ liglab at, ran oat ...... I b Hatbura 4 L.►N. Ma. lvy, Haq b Hawn— .. Yaw, b Ratharat 33 a. Hay Yt Yang. 4l b Yaw 4 C. llerwe, Had.. b lbw E. Ettnalda, a /dm b thunt il amt C. O. Wkltakor, not out l3 ran out. 0 Rashtnath Eaq.,l Bathurst P. Fredericks, Erg., b Bathurst ... 1 b Yonge 0 IL S. Harems, EN., b Bathurst ... 3 b Tones 0 Byes, 28 ; Irk* 4 Engiend, therefore, won by 159 runs. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM WOLFS BONNET and THOMAS FREDERIC". BEALEE, Williamatreer, Knightsbridge, wine merchants. Bantrax HARTUT, Neithrop, Oxfordshire, carpenter. RONERI JOHNSON, jun., Pekin&ld, Suffolk, grocer. Wis.r.tsis L z, London-wall, warehouseman. CHARLES JAMES HAMILTON, High street, Islington, bookseller. 010 RON WITHEILS FLETCHER, Long-lane, Bermondsey, coal merchant. Jazz, CONEY, Ho'derma-wharf, Harrow-road, mason. LANCELOT H•ILAHALL, North'Berton, Yorkshire, grocer. THOMAS SMITH, Manningham, Yorkshire, joiner. WILLIAM SUTCLIFFE and WILLIAM LEACH, Bowling, Yorkshire, worsted stuff manufacturers,. JOSEPH WATSON, Soothill-hall, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, Tamer. WILLIAM JIIIIIZIES, Jun., Ganaborough„ Lincolnshire, Dime WATSON, Clitheroe, Lancashire, innkeeper. DAVID GOODMAN, Manchester, tobacoOniet. MICHAEL Bonen, Bolton, Lancashire, grocer. Boon id Kowa, Liverpool, slater. JOHN MBAS/MILD, Liverpool, hotel keeper. Triunes Tux, Dunley, Gloucestershire, veterinary R TMED TvxrraLL and JOHN WALK'S CASH, Bristol, oil merchants. Josarx GARNER, Bowling, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinner. COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Ck.ck.—The lands were rather heavy in the early part of the morning, as the weather was look ing so unfavourable. But as it brightened, and re ports came of lower prices in the corn market, purchasers became more confident and Consols better. From 881 they improved to 881 to 1, and are now 884 is 1 fa the opening. Reduced Threes, also, are 881 to 1. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 901 to 11. Exchequer Bilk, fis. to 10e. premium. Bank Stork remains 195 to 7. The reports from Amsterdam represent a firm market for the home stocks on the 22nd Instant, the Two-end-a-Half per Cents. marked at 68, but Spanish and Portuguese both offered and lower, especially the former. Rare Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are 688 to 1; the Foam 891 to 90. Spanish Fives, 22 to 1; the Threes, 341 to I. Por- Ingots), 32 to 3. Mexican, 20 to 4. Danish, 83 to 6. Bet the market is quite inactive at these quotations. NO ANN. 1N 7 pre Ct. Ital. £sma..llls I per Ca. Orel. Lam Not I par Ct. Aettrtaa Howie. Ili IP per el. &PIO. Beade,Pl a pet Cent. dlll, I per Cc Bratlllae Ida.. Sl§ Dim New, lite If w IM Mar 01. 13.3••• Sly I P. Mc. • D Ditto 0,1416. 141.., II 3 Caftablm Ppallw rib Ma.• Si. • 311 I pot Os. D Ii per Cl. Donk _Da. 884 I 4 per a Cerec MANS, SOP tO I. MILL SALIM Jew It Mel & irity alma, isi Leeiiii Throolsary Eshas.l p I t ala elsfibs i rk I"P iskli P i ii. 14.11 d. p k lark ( iV at likkof Us. ) B. Turk., Oasis, sad Da, lb. d TO= LUIS, Joss SC CIL - Noelbsre. H. Is. Id. Norte Mesh Thirds, 21 Mae. k lbw/L., Its. Do. Q.t. Y. 11 , 1 4 4. reed 6 Der. Nets. U. M. id. Do. Eztentask 16. ed. York k Nom. New, 11l Wet 111011zg Union, 44 Is. Do. P 744111. IS& Id. EDINDURGIi BALER, lon 23. 4:odordia Now, 41. I Min. a Newport. 71 U. oi Donde. & ?mt. 324 I Do. New. 494. Gd. 48. Do. Qv., 117 s. Gd. Edin. and Perth, let. Peet Letitia Cootral. NW. 6d. Gt. Northam 87. Gd. Edo., Leith,* Oran Dm, Itsld. N. MO* pd . 90. Edit 84 Norther; IX!. 41. Ild. 161 Do. Thin* 81s. Id. Ma OLA4OOW WoksSe Ni., 48. 42. hi. Dna. h Pert 2 Chs.. 644.. Ent Whin 30. 37. 4d. 37 a haat of Pile, lam, Duey and PLOW*, St. 44. LES, Jinni 211 Glad., KU., & Ayr, Habra, No. 2, Ed. lb. &I Man. and Sant 10a. 10a. M. Midland, 124 N. Britian New Qrs., 152. 15.. bl. PRODUCE—MINCING -LANE, Half-past Two.— The public sales of Sugar to-day consisted of 120 bhds. Bar bados', 2,500 bags 'teasel and Madras ; Coffee, 123 reeks and 200 baps; Rice, 2,500 bags; Saltpetre, 700 bags. The Seger want off heavily, and a huge portion bought in; prices generally must be considered folly le. lower than at Um doss of the market on Friday laid. Refined, staadard quality, 61c—Coffee has eald steadily, at a shade higher prima than last week. Ceiba, geed ordinary, 37a. 6d. to 38e—Rice dull, and fully 62. lower than last Friday ; white Bengal, las. to 19s. • fine Italian cargo Ben gal, 16s. to 16e. ed.—Saltpetre, refriction 5, sold at 29e. to 6d„ a eery full price.—Rum remains out of demand,— Cotton hes beameteady, bat act saties.--Tra samaias la the Nat Mate se quoted yesterday.—ln ether articles nothing new, the colonial masts very generally chains with a dull and depressed appearasice. PRICKS CURRENT. Doom, pa cwt. PUTT ;Ls; W. Issills,B.P.Sam 00...0 Od Yonovr Is Gra 4O 0 . 43 has. 44 0...40 llatuttliMiDe;a..- 34 0..10 Yellow 3O 0...45 ?Ma 43 4_ AB Bmigalltnadram b S 4 0... X Yellow Whits 44 0...50 Pombeown.- 34 0 33 o 30 40 0 Grey and white- 41 0...44 o Beans& 65 o_7l o Lumps 3O C .63 0 1 Coma in Bead. Wait India, Galt nary 33 0 . 40 6 Good Ploy 7O 0...133 0 Ceylon, good ordi nary ... . 37 0 .. SO 0 hos Mi 89 o._ 40 e osi Mao 60 0... oo n Mocha, good to/1m34 O._ Oa 0 Costa lima ordi nary to On* 34 0... 50 0 humus and Pa dang 23 0 . 37 0 Tat, at per lb. Corgemommatim. ... 0 ill Rica at pa art. Bagel white l3 0... Cargo..-- 17 0... 20 0 Patna 22 0.. 24 0 Corolla& Rosa at per gall. Inamrd Land Prod. - 3 0...3 1 Demerara 21 . 62 36 pa Coot O.P. ... . . 3 10 ... 4 Jamaica DO m SO per wet G.P. 4 II ... Patonrits marts 3 4 ... /1 Brandy, lot brands 4 11 Britialtspitits, d. p. 11 0 ... 0 Scotch Irish II 0 0 Pus, per eon. fts, P.T.E. £47 0...045t Pairasts, hood 0 . 0 Dumb and !lomat SS C Prislan4 m per ton. Ot.Petsrsbarg,elean.l37 10.. .10 outgo* .... 14 10...85 half aloU; 3l 0...01 1 Riga, Rhine mamba 55 0... o pa 1 Male DO 0...33 1 East laths Sinn II 0...10 Bombay IS 0...33 18 0 AG hm at pm art. Banat. 92 0.. 01 Malts Cosa. in blocks 92 0... 0 lam, at per um. Bars 5lO 0 to - - Pip, No. 1. SO 0 0 Hoop ll 10... 0 Cargo at Cardig bar 9 0... 0 Swedish 1110... 0 LEAD, at per ton. Pla i .d lie , st lB 13...19 H skeet 19 10...93 But .... - 22 0... 0 21 0... 0 red or minium Si 10 0. d . 91 1 Otto, per 132 Imp. .p. nr, Sal, pale 23 0... 0 straw .. _ . 27 0... 0 brows k yellow. 20 0.. 0 0...03 = NI Matter 99 0... 0 Ord. . ernatt; Abe .. . Olive,Callipoil . ,tp. 48 4._ 0 Come Nut 33 0...33 Heed. UP/. Pa o par toe AI 0 Unwed NI 0... 0 Peovueora, per cwt. Better—Cork, len_ 91 0...02 Bid I 0 0 Ad 0 0... 0 Debliklat 0 0.. 0 Limerick, do 9O 0. 99 Carlow, Ist . OO 0-92 Newry, 1et......_ 0 0... 0 Waterford 9O 0...92 Beef, India, per tierce Slime Ilan 0 0_ 0 Pat, 'Warmers— 82 6...83 Bacon-Pork, Lenrk I N I 02 De., Belawt I. • Bocce, Waterbed, 78 0...72 Balßheytyy,GS 0 . 7 2 Lard,B•lbot, terford. do— prtrk o_4 , wi j 30 Ditto Bladder Americas }lman Oz and Cow, at par lb. B. A. Radii. Iftlee, dry Os. 54 On 744 0 31.,.0 4 = w dr d y 0 b 0 64 0 4...0 4r Rio, Lim dry it Yelp. dry • 4 5 4 ...0 6 34 Ware larlia, dry 0 4 ...0 3 Belted 0 24 0 44 Rad India. 0 4 ...0 104 Kips, roe, dry Raw* dry 0 04...0 9 0. Anew.llcera, per kids 3 0...11 8 Raw* ditto 6 0...10 6 Dye Woe., at pre ton. l ,Jarnalec.Sl 0... 0 0 A rornraa 310.323 Cuspate:by 0 0... 0 0 Fortis, Jamaica 6 0... 0 0 itt ree. Iwo and 13 0 .17 10 Small. Lima 13 0..17 10 Saps. 10 10...19 0 Red tenders. 3 0... 0 10 Bruit. 20 0 .06 0 kiwasorm-Wlimi, 945. 4d.; Maley, Inn M.; wan, , rye, Main.; bolas, SM. M.; per, Us. M. 1111eLli. Juan 114.-Jit Aids Anykiositaiiim them fair supply of 7k whisk aid IL iferds a; a miestio• aan per qr. on yam. iptEgriii nothing &Mg satin: Oats, to la„ tv.ahatipur. M= rir. ". per v. lower, ilYies snaking any rapist prawn yea we bays daily had heavy ream not preventoi Whist giving way further shoed Lower prisms would be taken for Bailey, if the,, buyers of any qaintity. In Oats there is more doing reduction of 6d. to Is. per quarter. Only retie I of Beans can be disposed of. Wheat, English, , per bush. of 62.1b5., 10s. 9d. to 11.. 4d.; new, Mk 9d. to 111. &L ; red, 10s. to Its.; new, 10s. 4d. to Ile. ; foreign, red, 10a. 6d. to 11s. ; white, 111. to 111. 4d.; Polish Odessa, 10s. 64. to 11s. ; Danube, 9s. 10d. to 10s. Barley, per insp. qr., 61s. dd. to 645. ; grinding, per 3921b5., 445. 6d. to 48s. Oats, English. white, per imperial qr., 32.. to 425. ; Welsh, per 312 lbs., black and white, 335. 9d. to 365. 6d. ; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 365. to 375. ; (371 b. to 391 b.), 345. Bd. to 36e. ; black, 335. to 345. Beans, English, per 1961b5., old, 21s. 6d. to 225. 6d. ; new, 21e. 6d. to 26a 6tl. ; Irish, 20s. to 211. • foreign, 180. to 22.. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 66 5. to ; grinding. par 961 M., 18s. thl. to 19s. 6d. Flour, per sack of 28 0 1 b., English, fine, 645. to 66e.; seconds, 60s. to 645. BISHOPS STORTPOWD, Jusra 24.—Wheat appears p'en , tiful, and is about 2s. per qr. cheaper than last week. Sales have been made at from 72e. to 80a. per qr. BOSTON, Juss 23.—Wheat was offered more freely to day ; and, there being no buyers on speculation, the millers I supplied themselves at 2a. per qr. less than they gave last week for small parch. Oats were Is., and Beans 2a. re duced in value, where sales were pressed. Wheat, red, 78s. to 80s. ; fine, 825.; white, Bfis. to &Ls. ; fine. 86s. Oats, 30s. to 3Gs. Beans, 54e. to 58s. per qr., to the growers. BRISTOL, .1 von 24.—The weather hes been unsettled, and continues showery, but not inlarioioly en se yet. This market baring sufficient supply for present demand of very cautious buyer*, has been dull, with drooping prices for grain and Flour, during the week. Our arrivals are : Whist, 4,760 qrs.; Barley, 2,623; Indian Corn, '888; Flour, 1,285 barrels, easatwiar, being foreign prodbee re shipped to this port ; and there hem beat some forced sales nude of barrel Flour at dea. ; Odessa Wheat, 76a. 00 qr.; fltettin, 81e ; but broad generally bald for tbelpribes of law week. Beek Floor was 2a. pet sank }swat. W. ees. to Ns. per auk? sowni.4lllatio4lli. 445. to 60s. per qr. Oars dull. Devizes, Suet 24.—We had to-day a very good supply of Wheat, and a large attendance of dealers ; there was a considerable diAposition to buy, but the farmer standing out for higher prices than the millers were willing to give, a check was put on business. At the opening of the market a few sales were effected, at an &deluxe of from Is. to 2.. per quarter, but toward► the close nothing above last week's prices could be obtained. A large quantity remained un sold ; but, had the fanners been willing to concede, a good clearance would h►re been made. In Barley there was scarcely anything doing, and prices are nominal. The same may be said of Oats, Beans, and Peas. Wheat, per quarter, best, white, 92a. to 98.. ; red, 82e. to 944.; inferior, 77.. to 86s. Barley, Ms, to his. Oats, 30s. 38.. Beans, new, 60*. to 70e. Peas, 07.. to 64.. Flour, per sack, fine, 70s. to 765.; seconds, 645. to 70r. Best Bread, 1.. 7d. ; seconds, lg. 6d., the Sib. lost. Emmett, Jews 22.-But few samples of homegrown Wiwi shown, yet a decline in pries took place of 40. per qr., and 6d. per bushel ; and of 6s. 24d. on the average quarter, and 71d. on the average bushel, as compared with the prices of the preceding week. The sales comprised about 1671 qrs., of which 61 ware disposed of at Ils. 14d.•, 31, at 111. 9d. ; 421, at 12a • nearly 191, at 120. lid. ; and 74, at 12.. 9d. 531 gra, fetc hed 134. ; 6/, 13a. 3,1. ; and nearly 151, 13.. 6.1.: tithe reduethg the quotation to from 11a. 6d. to 131, 6d. per bushel ; sad the average to 51. Os. 111 d. per qr., and 12s. 71d. per bushel. Irswien, J uxn 22.-The attendance was larger than usual, and there was a good supply of Wheat on offer, but the samples which changed hands realised neither more nor less than the priees quoted on this day se'nnight; if there was any difference in regard to price between to-day and last week's quotations, it was with Wheat of fine quality, which, perhaps, brought rather more money. The farmers are still disinclined to come down to the market prices, ard, owing to the late arrivals from 1-eland and other places, the merchants and millers make their purchases in a very careful manner; indeed, so careful were they that but little business was transacted. Foreign Oats were from 2a. to 45. per qr. cheaper. White Wheat, 935. to 951. ; mixed, 925. to 935.; red, 83s. to 85e. Foreign Oats, 29a. to 31s. per qr. Mainsvome, Jung 24.-We had to day a very slow trade for all grain. Millers would not parches*, under any in ducement, beyond their present wants. Wheat, red, fetched 88.. to 92. 6d.; white, 934. to 96a. There la no demand for any Lent Corn worthy of notice. NIMBI:RT. Jura 24.—Our fresh supply of Wheat was not much ; but a considerable quantity being left over last swill., made altogether a large market. The sale was ex ceedingly ikn, at a decline of from 2s. to 3a. per qr , but a great remains unsold. Nothing doing in Barley. = l l7l Peas dull, hut no alt..rauon in prise. We bays had leas quantity of rain, both yesterday and to-day. Our growing erops are luxuriant. Bowser, Jose 24.—Best Wheats sold at 231. per load, or 925. to Rs. per qr. ; some good red, at 86.. to 881. ; eommon Wheat., at from 764 to B.a. Daley *cutely looked at : • decline of 2s. to 4s. per qr. Ohs were down 2.. per qr. ; top price, 304., while other good samples fetched but 245. to 265. In Beans sad Ptas but little dating, though oaf, red at less money, by 3.. per qr. Winter and spring Tarte, 6d. per bushel. Rorerox, Joars 23.—A wet and stormy day caused our market to rule firm at the priors of this day week. Wheat, 4/is. to 565. per load. Oats, 28e. to Ms. per qr. SFIEFFIELD, JUNI 22.—Notwit 1 . 4 .r.___tiing yesterday's ad vance in London, we had $ dull sale, et Is. per load decline from last week. Oats, too, are Is. per qr. lower. Other ar ticles as before. Wheat, white, 33a. to 36..; red, 30s. to 3.55. ; Rye, 30s. to 31s. ; Beans, 21. to 2.55. ' • Pao, 245. to 26.. per three bushels ; Barley, grinding, Ws. to 635. ; Oats, 34e. to 421. per qr. Srocrron-ox.TErs. Joss 21-Our farmers brought a very short supply of Wheat to this day's market, which was taken at about 2a. per . quarter over the rams of tat week. A fair retail busiume do ing in south esefiship and teens (of which we hare no frith arrivals), without Amara kw Ilskut Oats, Peens, and Peas, fully as dow Near .6.147 , at lest week's prices. The weather derby Oa week has so aerially wet sad edit, with twisty oOtte ; to-day the mum is warmer with esowiewel bossy 41 4 1=, British Wheat, pair gm, Teolmitio and Dentteto,lNN% Ns. to 92.. ; red, Ns, le Ns. ; Melba awl Selbilt, wtaimtSiam 96e. ; red, We. to Oa OM" wink Ns. ft M.; elsk, lla. to 665. Peas, white, kale., ON tells.; grey owl mg* Al. to Ns. Oats, potato, Na to 40s ; eimmeo - , 30s. to Ns. Plow, wintry, per eof MO ~ 635. to Ns. superfine, 645. tons. YoldS 6 : Watwit ash lior v., lb Dwelwilb Ihis. ; to 920. ; Rostock and Wlemory, Nit, fee Ns.; Stettin, ON to Mk; Danish and Hom burg, Na. to NB. Peas, white, Wow; Ob. to 665. ; grind ing, 545. to 5135. STOCIDIIIDOZ, JONI 24. -Beet Wheats, 221. to 221. 101. per load ; common, 201.; inferior, 191. to 191. 10,. Barley sold lower by 2a. per quarter; the best fetched but 6th. to 52a. ; light samples, 935. to 455. per qr. Beans and Peas lower by se. per qr. Oats about the mme. Malt at last week's quotation. Tares from 6a. to per bushel. Wonalpscirox, JUN. 17.-We had more than an average supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats at to-day's market. Other kinds nil. Wheat ranged from 32a. to 355. the Carlisle bushel. Barley steady at 23e. Once, from 15s. to 16s. Averages: Wheat, per qr., 90e. 714.; Barley, 61s. 44. ; Oats, 42a. 6d.; Floor, 3a. 6d. per stone. Newnr, Juten 23.-The market retains that dull, fiat character it has latterly assumed, and Indian Corn Meal and American Floor, in particular, hare receded consider ably is price siace the date of our last market report. The former sells, to-day, at 13s. to 13e. 6d. per mt., and the lather, at 42e. to 44e. per barrel, being a reduction of 94. to Is. on Meal, and of 241. on Flour. Oats, at yesterday's mar ket, sold at 11114. per stone for the best samples of the that was brought leeward. There was no Wheat. Oat mad, now, Ate., 7.1111111 as the same prices en last quoted, with little doing. The weather continues very favourable for the growing crops, somewhat cool at time., but, with a derpmpornon of genial, rowing showers, and a total ab sence of those rough blasts, sometimes so detrimental to the young Wheat in the lowering season. WATISJORD, Juice 23.-Under the inflame. of large arrivals of grain since Saturday, our market has had rather • downward tendency. Indian Corn must be noted 6d. to Is. per barrel lower ; but at this decline there as an extensive damned. Fiqpr is in rather better request at Is. to 2.. per sack below threurreney of lam week. Scarcely any Vaunt. tions Pave taken plasm in Wheat, as holders of this gran will I not give way is price. EDINSCSOIL June u.-We had a felt ripply of Wheat this morning from the growers, width met a dull sale, at a decline of ls. per qr. from the rates of this day week. Po , reign is claim neglected, though offered at a further redae tioe of lc to 2s. per qr. I here was a mall supply of Barley ; chilies sample* were not cheaper, but all other sorts must be rooted Is. per qr. lower. Oats were exceedingly dull, owing to the large quantity of foreign pruning on the , market, sod last week's priers were barely maintained. ' Beano in abort apply , and rather dearer. White Peas, 2.. per qr. cheaper. IV hest, 672 qrs., 945. top, 83s. 2d. average. Uriey, 76 qn., 06..64. top, 61s. 4d. average. OM*, 322 qrs., 41.. top, 36e. 64. average. Beane, 15 qrs., 61s. top, Me. 10d. average. GLASGOW, June 23.-The supplies from abroad since this day week certain of about 1,260 qrs. Wheat, 2,600 qrs. 1,006 qrs. Oats, 300 qrs. Barley, 1,620 qrs. Indian Con, sl At barrels Indian Corn - meal, and 1,410 barrels Flour, in addi. ties to whisk there am two noels from the United States end *alma Canada (the latter the !rat of the season) in the rivey.whine cargoes era not yet reported. The arrivals at Gravamen* brim& emetwisa, are 2,340 qrs. thsts, 176 qrs. Begley, amil.sll6 Sign Phu. Prom Ireland nothing of iteenem bee losa rescind. The weather ha. been lirt nom. Great inactivity Lou prerafi7insitende ftwieteng the week, those in Mame. &ate want beim Do only purellown ; and in the retail MILS merle in Whent,,Gats, nom, pr any other article, !Wooed plisse have bees taken. At tide day's market traimactiees were of the moat trivial nature. Oats ware peened at a re duction of Is. 6d. to 2a. upon last week's quotation& Fleur, both banal and seek, must be noted 2a. Lower ; ma Bosley, Beane. and Peas Is. to 2. . per respective boll; esol had 1 Wpm ef Wheat came fuweed,the? algid have lot V,s4bta'prb"s:git,s.. cur Loub. whits, new, 42a. to 445. t * l 4 ad, - de. to 40a. ; new, 395. to 425. ; Seoteh, white, new, 39.. to 425. ; Irish, red and white, new, 375. to 40s. ; Dentais, old, 41.. to 445.; P ' old, US. to 41a.; new, 408. to o‘. ; .Dooki, old. Itio to • *yr Or ' to 4le. • Odes* .soft. old. Ito. to is. • Cooidioa old. $. Is' 46. ; - - trawl assess, cm, us. is us. ilesig, La nsi lt . 2 l o:., Berwick and ISeotelt, M now, Sin to 4 6 0. • Pomeranian, *e., new, We. to c • Danish, saw,- to 375. -01, peck.. Bards* and Bootek, new, 29e to illa. ; prepared frith, new, We. to 311 ; foe*, Rip, new, 211 n. M 208:6d. Danish, new, 28.. to 295. Beans, per 4 imperils] bushels, English, new, 28s. to 295.; Foreign, new, 275. 6d. to Ufa. • Egyptian, per 2801 be., old, 24e. 6d. to Ws. 6d. Pus, per 2130 Ibi., white, now, 31e. to 325. Bd. ; grey, new, 365. to 30s. ; Canadian, new, to 32e. Flour, per 280 lbs., Boglia esperine, new, 60s. to 625. ; Irish ditto, new, 695. to 62i. ; ilao, new, 671. to Ws. ,• extra chola qualities, new, 644. to Ws. • emrricen per barrel, sweet, old, 40s. to 411. ; Can adian, sweet, old, 335. to 40s. ; soar, old, 345. to 36.. Oatmeal, per 21301b5., Scotch, new, 665. to rise Indian Corn, pa. 280ibs. 295. to 31s. • HOPS.— Bowman MARKET. Two o' Clock.— Messrs. Pattanden and Smith, Hop Canton, report that tip market is arm. 11100 Bea Kama saws 58.013 st a YearUng Lass.. p.s4rt. V. 31. 11. 5 104410 MM. 4 4to e 0 Iressllo4 11•4•40... . lIS Os 1) Isms . 314 us t 3 444 . . IIS 101 0 14•4014m4 Birn.e.—The Hope continue to thrive in this neighbour. hood. There has been some talk of vermin, out it is thought by many good judges that the plant is in so forward a state that it will be able to withstand any attack that may be made upon it. BUSWAIIII.—For some time put the growth of the Hop bins here has been rapid. To keep pace with them the tyro have had to work incessantly. Their services are now, I however, nearly at an end. Fostered by the late easterly winds, we have considerable ay, which seem meet prevalent in low situat:ons. I t (I.)es not, however, appear mat. holly to retard the progress of the plant. Cllll3lsllool4.—The Hops are thriving, in spite of the attack of the fly, of which visitors we have a greater number than is at all agreeable. Emir RETPOILD.—We regret that our account of the plan tations in the North Clays this week meet be of a nature un favourable to the opinion that anything like a crop can be anticipated from present appearance. A fortnight ago we stated that, although the biue continued to grow, the fly con tinued to increase ; the latter, however, has progressed mare tepidly than the formic arose that time, and we muit candidly confess that our opinion of them is very unfavour able. Towards the middle of last week we first ohs-eyed the large accumulation of lice, and towards the close of the week there were tbousemete span a leaf. On Sunday the plant Iwo ex.& Its sap to a senidneable extant, and when it MA added before, a small quantity of the brown unit be esms oppertat. Sincethen the weather, during the day, his bur Odor y, attended with occasional showers, and these, taken in connexion with the cold and frosty nights of this present week, have tended materially to increase both the homey and the filth. Besides this, to many of the grounds the bore is short, and excessively week and puny, so that it it less able to sustain the infraction which filth and disease is making upon its constitutional powers. - - NOINMONDEX.-Our &lops are still very foul, but the pre sence of fly is certainly more partial than it was ten days sine*. The bines are growing fast, but not eo rapidy as they were, in consequence of the very reduced temperature we have experienced for the last week. blarrisma.—The cold nights of the past week have retarded the progress of the bine, bat it still looks in • growing state, and to all appearance is doing pretty well. The bine is still very full of Sy; and, ehould the westoer be come more congenial, they will overcome any ill elects the vermin has had upon them. ODIRAIL—The bine within the last ten days has greatly altered for the worse; the continuance of wet, with chilly nights, stopped the growth of the plant: yet, with find, warm, sunny weather, much may be recovered. From Doomenfield, Lang Sutton, and Aldershot, similar reports. At Crondell and Farnham the growing Hops are goad, whore they are well managed, though slightly check daring the list ten days or a fortuight. In some exposed situatiota, where the land is poor and badly =lnured, the bine looks sickly, turning yellow, and much infested with both flea and lice; bus, in the rich gardens and " heart plantations," the plant looks most splendid, even better than last year. The duty has slightly decreased in anticipation here, from 180,0001. to 160,0001. In Bentleys ' Froyle, and Maltese, where there arc many plantations known as the country grown, the plant has altered recently for the worse •, yet sot so much as to create serious alarm. At Hollybourn and Frencham, some think highly of the growing plants ; others speak of a great deficiency. The Alton plantations, gest rally, look equal to those at Farnham. PEARMARSH.—Oar Hops are growing rapidly, and of good colour. Since Saturday fly has made its appearance, and in creased daily ; upwards of fifty on • leaf have been seen, and from three to ten generally through the ground. Res. The cold weather of the last few days, while it has checked the hitherto vigorous growth of the Hops, by also had the effect of checking the ravages of the fly. Pre vious to the late cold nights the insect was very much upon the increase. -We have plenty of bine, and an Nearly try* • . e.....-.__, bli letter of s. Lisbon Wit- t."7 " %ft. '" — '" l 1 . •.• : !Mr, I r/t/ • .. r r .. - .'.'-irtts , ~j , u.,,, k Ilk. 7d.; 17e. 1 A, i 1 . Owe in dummies', Paelegenn / se twartontthan Ana . _ . Stkiallea ~ ( , . ..72' . " 4 :I: 7 1 s'4 1 Lie : 1 of: rai w ile hir ei t: de in events to daunt rto shrosioia, trona do au; I I - I Ali 4 Aire' is. 1 Wag you at every Minim ad • \ • • • Drafasabs essieing es e de* Joe. mid p , In be . . piped ew by one et w lb* Wier et die ‘---- •„„ __ —. . ......—..- ....-..... ebieb bele e ealy sye allowed • , „ 2.. per qr wen buys= Dietris) is elle emikedees e , retin et imbibe anlleater ea • at a a says tbieeldelereeel Ps- ve No. 256.] LONDON, FRIDAY 'EKIN G , JUNE 25, li d 1847. [3d. Puoi white, per lis emit seer& ttirepe. _The TALLOW.—The market is quiet on the spot. The public sales have gone off heavily, et a decline of 6d. peeve. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 601. 64. ; October to December delivery, 47a. 6d., buyers. COALS.—Halfpast T quotations: Adair'. Mtn 1441 MoR/44' -• --4 DWAIN@ Rot Hanley —s —4l Oare• llortlo• 1 'dm Mae 174 44 loran = i n • w 174 44 Rot lisailey --• —4 14•114 led Alleisid• --• —4 Walls MI i••riclut 4104 l7. 414.. following are the Walls EN laraNylll H•ttw IM N Walla IN Clarke alai . —. —4 Y4Y Had Reams ... — s —4 Walls Had Haswell —. —4 !Walled He.. lib id Wad —. —4 WADDEN Lanatoow lle Walla EN Stewart'. WIN IN AIMING@ 'llee —. —d it:Fa:Z.ll;7 • • is: si CORN.-111 sitx-LAx E.—The reoeipts of all deserip floss of grain of home-growth continues moderate ; of foreign the arrivals are very large, about 24,000 brim. Flour, 60,000 qrs. of Wheat, 11,600 qrs. of Barley, and 17,000 qrs. of Oats baring arrived in the rim during the week. The knowledge that further considerable supplies are near at band dettrs.all millers and dealers who are not forced into the market from shortness of stocks, from purchasing; and so little buidhess has been done today, that it is difficult to quote a vele* for any description of corn. Had buyers ap. , a decline, varying from 2a. to 34. per qr., would have en s ubmitted to by factors upon all articles of our trade. --- - • The fallowing are Hominy's quotations : !MT's& Shllll.o rn Clamart. . WaILAT, Essex andlieat Red... It to 88 91 ...Rldto.. es to 91 to 96 Norfolk sod Sufi 01k... 93 to 96 ft do Mb Uto 91 Toluara (Emot or 441151) 93 to 47 Cub. k Ls.. Rod ..33 to 87 to 89 -White— 84 to 89 to 91 -- -...sookad 81 Noted do. —to do —to— to —to do —to— to to ..... .41 to 47 1:Uttlllo1 49 31 m 33 .... to atovoNr to No to Buz Wasu Koss 73 to 00 Rao polo SO to N Own, Eati= add 31 to 334 Od ..81uk... 30 to SU 181 Poked, SS to 37. Od...Potato.. 36 to 30. Od Bondottudlistdoh Nod 33 to 344 Od...Potato- 37 to 394 Od In* 114.1 9O ft 30 to Us ad...110dt... 30 to 394 ad NM Pto.oo ............. ... . -370 Od to 814 N Pus, Guy 1.1., — r. Orrape.... u to oft lid re iI ; ***.ii :li = al. to 39 to 61 No" X 93 to 44 ...-...110k. .43 to 47...01d 49 to 31 L Marrow 47 to 4$ Mull 80 to St. oPd 32 to SS TALI. NOW Brim —So New Watisr— to —...01d —to Elt.rwass, Now 4O to 43 14 toward. L. Coo .SII Ty lo6 to il3 Os. mslt of Mae 'nava, Tows NW, ddiund 70 to 73 nu Boooddid SS to 70 /MN& tdd dadblk . GO to OS Wldte Nortalaborimd. Uocok, sod Torkddro Urea tad KAU— —to Irist —to ioßimol4. Doty due. WILT. Matt& sad loolgoborg its to 111 No to It.— to kcasrotoo, Road* and Steak, sow 43 to It. to Baur. Pastes Maths Irish - 9 . 701* - 111 - &ll**ot_ Dololtuditroloup U to W..- 1 1 . - Doloattooll QUM. 77 to 111 - to - flpokijord - - _at& -to -...- to Bn Boom*, F*71117 -- 41 - 1,19.--.... - 311;111919 44 44 411. - to - Immo Coo° - 47 to 414 lantart -to-.- to - .0 to U - to - U to 10 - to - 017•711 Pcomomoos sod Myth Mai tad Frit:wird awl Dela:. 13!tio Brow. to _ Baum, PP to old 42 to 44.-- to Orb —to— Pw, or gbit. 43 to 56 Bailors nun. Old to 2rw to —..,1000, 10 Mai, Mao sod fad 40 44 to 47... 61. do. Modllsreessa and Oasis 47 44 to 31... do. do. lamas 4O to 41 Ham/ NI to 44 do. do. Ilms Um ass at duty, per 1.32, £3 105 to 1.3 Os. Lum Cs 's, DIM. sod Om PM t 1 144. to £lO It Ditto hash and Moss PM IN Ns. Is tll it re lit 01110115. is te 41 onsiks..— ......-. . —..—.... P to 41 Totok ... -. .... ....6 . 1 ZS, sir 11;63741 IN lbs. Aiumus arso WNDON rao*W.ron 70 MIMS. URSA. sm. . . 281 . ' 114, AMMO . = . Pk I SII I 17001 %NW • Ns at..., S.Slollee tu l law. s " lll . 4l , x 0 14 US. 1.." ‘" Oki. RI& ask& l'ssz OJ. 1M Jr 1 Ids Kay IS 14110.1 id U SS 515 Id Ills Si 114 120 les I *4 ink — 1 Id 67s I IS lik 104 Wks I led 10 at. id 0411. s 1 340 0d 4 mak. Age. Av is r. 1r PeedisenaL Mors mad Jar S. sae 1 .I'. tl. Ms. Mk 101 6 s li• ... 114 10 ... ..* .... / 1 .. .... ... —..-_.' .., MOLINE !UNDO. ISperei.Oomple Arm, 111 , 1 al lw Onsei I Itadrirets a, Y . 111. pro O.IIIL STOWS Ms. He SOS Osman MOWN Ms, al S P.O. anima, INS, se I I pst Os Paresis. 114., s s r.." & "" , DIM Swami iie Ids. Si S if S Pe 0. Spu* Ilds. SrlskS Illsbned re a 4 ., P it I lib Swift ad t CIL Veramsla lsks, es Tssmsob 1300,1 R Ws.. Is RAILWAYS.—The demand for shared hu M anaged today, and the rim In Consols tends to moist the Market. We ism theeekee begemd quotations of sham, sad deals, nese azimut le get Isle etoci. &UM BeVECIND VP TO TWO TEN DAT IN LTMON. prim win be *OM la c I I res.* &W. 3 Me. Welvalre7, 54 I Ka en! Leib 434 Debbi *l* Ja.,T4 & Oemeks. 11114 Ds. Tort 64 E. Laisuldrek 111 OL Meet" n OL S. andW. pram), 244 Owed wadies Rats, 704 70 Do. New. $ Hunt Selby Lane. and osellsie ?few, 11 Leeds k dewed. lexds k Welk Prat, 1 pee Cent, 31 less..1110401s& s t a y Ose" 144 I Do. OneL i r L. It W Da.oll.llee. 14 al Do. Oa Nee 124 1S De. at. it a, lob Leman k L W, 414 Do. Dew, 31 4 Do. Tenths OaL, 3.110 ...:aawbraam, 14111=111aw -- Da. Do. Ois. sal IDA pia Cast, 7 Nowa. ama Donn* Do. Dew 74 Sesta. life 5 LIMA .=lllearilshire, t 101 ft, 3 11 Pirrieatit & Wa 21 Ilbrapilno DM" a & iliDowc,ll7 Da. Yaw (la WM, Da. 4, 44 swat Weir. Waierbadai WWL, Wm, owl W., go Yak at Kawmatio, IS fi PO. SOW, Talk malt. Ng, 41 4 Isoolost li Odom sat leisdawis, LIVERPOOL BALD% AMER Coowitos, IN Sotwootlo rod Der. New, I p East La eda m Now, II a R. R. DEppor Row, No. I, 4 Leo. MI N. W., IP ) Do. I 14„ No. 4, a De. Pro Om, 111 p Took If Dowd. Tref , $I p Mow that owo Dam QV p Dootall., Is IL W. Prof., II p Do. (We L & D. )) , t OWN Divans. II d Do. Draw W. 1.11),I. p EIDIN4W awed R . Er..., I p Woo, Ilt L Om, lab St Tm. Mahest , l p ! a.. . 0j Wre4 4 d Do. New, A 0 DARCITIEWER Park., Us., k (dart. 1., I a • Litolors 4 l , 4 Edba. a Mao. Rlm, t 9 140 2 Ilhot, it Liao V* Ii Gt, Noriforta, R. a Hid. k Mos. R. k 0., 648 p 'l 7 , , Dwoold, DI Loads t Think Prof., I d Iwo., Na., mod Um , 71 It. ____, Moo. k Lodi OIL ob. We W.), 471 1.111 Do 4, Do. PIRDI(lodo W. R. 17.), 1.14 p 11 11. . .., I d 7-11 a Pat Nreinmaltot mum, hi. N. Lea. *gbh*" ma a arisole ram as abr. (A), N. N. I a DU., Weis mg Tal. l' Do (1 . 1), 170. N d NW* Dor,,Dloa, sail War., Wo. IL p N. II .. 34. p . LIM ROL* Dow N. The obarflA Wad loon 'both., mad rather sore bri nes treaseeted, Mawr. no saaterial alteration is price took plass, E. It W. TOAD% 1100. a 111.11wod Pre at W. N. Di p E. Lwawoliftldsw, II& lb. 44.1 N. IMMO Mtle, 320. Mt p Loeb as he 4 4 North Wastara. It tan a Do. Ns% 41 I Nowww. di Dar. Row, W. N. et p Do. Proll:Wo. N. 148.4' NUM la Deil.lows.., Deo I Avalmpia. Sha N. 4 um* 6 Dm, Mr p Irma lamas. -- --- WORCESTER. Jvirs 23.—We have little doing in this mar ket, and that at our quotations of last week. We have no favourable report from this plantation, and the bine in many places repriaented as growing but very little, and in other as growing vigorously. The bine is still covered with ver min, and there appears but little prospect of a crop ; but, as we reported in almost similar terms_ V' the corresponding date of last year, there is little dependegv to be placed span eppeassoers. The ditty is declining. SKINS.—LEADENIIALL, JUNE 25.—Hides, 561115. to 64th.., 24d. to 24d. ; 641 be. to 72114., 24d. to 21d.; 721bs. to 801 b.., 24d. to 30.; 8011 n. to @Albs., 24d. to aid. Hone liides,l2s. Calf Skins, 4.. to 6.. BIOIIIOIIIISET, Juica 25.—Lamb Skins, Is. 9d. to 2s. 4d. elsearlings, 10s. CATTLE, &c.-SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.- Al though there are not quite so many Beasts to-day as of late, the supply is quite adequate to the demand ; trade is dull ; the best qualities, however, maintain Monday's quotations ,• several secondosts unsold. There is above 300 from Holland and Germany, and 161 mil& Cows ; the remainder frem various parts of the country. We have a large supply of Sheep and Lambs; trade is very heavy; all deecripdoss suffer a reduction of about 2d. per 81be on Monday's prices. The number of Calves ia large, and the demand limited ; a clearance is with difficulty effected at rather lower rates: Puma H 0111•11 end Germany we have 880 Sheep, and 123 Cases The supply of Pigs is but small ; trade for them emetbmie study. Poo slims et IMr 4a. a. Tar maw 11.• O. lost eanrs, in•lnsis, at. d 0 110aD05.4111441415,1110rs- I loss emesaeres 4 s ass Lass- weds Wag smllayVssos 0•1••• 4 • NW% sad seceol uslaty 0 4 4 D04411/boes Int Thomas a lialf.belds o 0 Labs Molls at m 5411.41.1,041 . /Mess os4 Less*, 11,44; Calves. SIT M. Exams, Jona 22.-The supply of Beef was singularly short, yet still some Bullocks of a very good description were turned out unsold. The quotation for fat Bullocks must be stated at from 565. to about 655. 6d. per cwt., or from 10a. to Ils. 6kser score. Butcher's Calves were begreat plenty, and on sale, at from 3 1 d. to 6 d. per lb. The quotation ler fat eep, shore, was from 61d. to about Old. per lb. The show of fat Lambs was very large, and very fine in deed, quite beyond the demand, although a very consider able stroke of business was done, the general quotation being from 61d. to 71d. pee lb., with a dull sole. I eswica, Jun. 22.-The Cattle market was well supplied with lean stock, which was not smelt in 'squat ; the show of fat Besets was rather small, and the trade sot quit* to good. Lambs ware la. per stone cheaper, but let Pigs were ratter dearer. The Pig trade was better than last week, and much business was transacted. Pat Beef, 9s. to 9a. 4d. Mutton, Bs. 9d. to 9.. 4d. Lamb, 10a. to 10a. 61. Pork, 78. 9L to 8a 2d. Veal, 8.. to Bs. 6d. per stone. The fat Calves on offer wore few ; not as with stickler', which sold at from 28e. to 40s. each. Newceireu, Jots 22.-Our supplies of cattle were sa small, and were of a miscellaneous character ; upon the erlts the quality was infenor, while there were some of the hese Beasts that were ever shown at this market. The supply of Sheep and Lembo wan comparatively mall for the seem% the former scarcely . an average, while the latter wee* of very middling quality. A very fair supply of Swine. In this Beast market the demand was slow for all thole; prices had a downward teudency. About 86 head of cattle left u napt& A decided improvement in the demand for Sheep and Lambs, and prices ruled in favour of the gain • all soca sold up. Swine were elm in active demand, sad (muter prior were fully maintained. The following yield)* 400111 fully supported: Beasts, 8.. to 9s. ; Pork, 6s. 6d. to 7s. per st. of 141 be. Sheep, shorn, 7d. to Bd. ; Lamb, Bd. to 9d. per lb., ,inking offal. ROXSET, Join 24.-The best fat Beasts made 12s. 6d. the score pounds ; fat Heifers and Cows, 12a. • second quality, Hs. ; inferior, 10s. to 10s. 6d. ; dull sale. 'Pat Calve* ware in good number ; some made 711 b. ; moderate qualities, 7d. par lb. Some flue fat Lambs veld at 355. each, or at the rate of 9d. per lb. • inferior, Sid. Prime fat Wethers were not so brisk of sa le. For Yeateniss,'s Markets am Joe par. MAILS ARILITID.—DupIiZ ;Wainford, 2 ; Dorimbadee, 1; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 ; Flanders, 1 ; French, 1. Lompon, June 25.—Wino this day at noon, W.8.W., light breeze, and cloudy. moderate.—Arrlved : Octavio', New Orleans; Franekland, America. Arrived from the river Baboo, New South Wales; Helen, Bahia. Baynes., June 24.—W.8.W.—Sailed: Caroline, Nevis. Bwarieza, June 24.-B.W.—Arrived: Elisabeth Hughes, Cuba. CLTDL—Arrived, 22nd : Floes Herr, Calcutta and Liver pool ; Caledonia, Montreal arid Quebec. Onanonstourn.—Arrived, 19th, Liverpool, St. John. Di:mute, June 2g.—W.—Arrived: Mogul, Subunits's; Btmusger, New Orleans. Sailed : Warren, New York. Acrinozonon, June 23.—The Friend's Goodwill, of and for Ipswich from Loweetoffe, was run on shore this morning on the Main, in a sinking state, and has gone to pieces; crew erred. Loewe, Jane 23.--The reseal which mask, Sad Inst., after being in contact with the Penny, from the Clyde So Jamaica, was the Heron, from Odessa, and not the Bosoms, as prong may marled ; new oared and taken to FMCS. P May Jane 23.—Arrived : Cideadia. Coax, Jane 22.—W.—Arrived • Zeßs. Polio Moo. OeLwkT. June 22. Arrived : Bethel, New Yet. Sailed : Emma Prescott, Newlert ; Joke's, N.B. ; Minerva, Quebec. Brawn, June 2 . —Arrived : Leintbss, and Stephen Base, New Orleans. Liawtcx. June : 19th, Jotter Mae lien., Botta Soma. Sailed : Willie= Ward, Straits. ..lismowell. Bold