The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-07 00:00:00

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Ma • Ity • • 'di • 11, wire port et Ilw CH! No. $74, !/oar arptenbse 9, Prim 3d., CH! s amm ireillumn i Nl Saw tar M. . a/ Waging Ma a Parry. 11 lo Ai MY Arra& • al Bre mak la &laves maga Onees - Ormllmol, In ealt sod 2 / 1 121 Watat ; Ai* b Ow Mai. Ma la Ma• wlik arthri 7"7 — Mbar *air Mom lia MOO "Ifiraapr." CMOS mai &Amide= Doi. Aural lilramorme et Pour Bath readVa J o na clarleSw. lig an tare lk = lPL ____. "Plum Jr Myr. mad oar lope* A r.r. WIN,. Ihrawrisa SOO. ArdiserlietterParthaini. Onsillms, bin ilowns• La i.A. Ormsielal A Soak" Mt.= Or A=l, 111.1111119, Ha! 01•011. TIM MY Sarno: Thor Osoraw Ml'ltriZt!" ni` I • P:M=6 tb. @mica Warded. a Jodi& par at r e ar The M. Teter Mrs hr a Small Marla Jaw I.lares - - *. fre Whi t t rani. WITH 5111 W ILLITMLIII7OII/. Imam: Pebbling at as " Pods" saw 81. lrlarldrad. _ 1 WHAT TO Kit Ditbil, AND Avuli)ll al* IllaiTabial ter all Dr 2.1.01M111111111i, lII.D. lent , 1 1 .4 4 . a=.119, la lowa p a rd=ana. urt. a dor bark ma a an llBB4 Mello aranimaL tar led* Ila earrauli a"r = Wirl i si a r=narach rria=tart air l a la s r: Ilv rti =.. area t 67 llama :sr airla Qar net ailillir. NI, ArspillOaft LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, WED:MOAT, 6 P.N. Advice, from Vienna and Turin concur in saying . &Mks assosiatism between the two cabinets are eti4ls NAIL Weemaberg upsets that they will ariw et a sesessatal leses. It that lee bas rebid to smarm to my iaareeats es the peel of the gemming of Framhet. The mishears of Fume and Begird me at present swiped la en deavouring to gat the arieledee puregase; la order to give time for, mediation. If the mew mid& have been made by Frame aed Bagleai timid be tempted by kakis, General Men will be appointed aegma- tot on the pen of France. It is now adobe Not Prince Louis Napoleon will be a candidate for the Amenably. He has advised a letter to his seek, the Ea Lie Jerome, which will. It is maid, be published is the jo urnals in a day or two. He will be again soppcered by the socialist Piny, es be was in the last election. A midis banquet was lately held, and attended by XX Pierre Leman and Prudhoe, at which the latter hared that he did cot despair of being Meister of Phenol within three months. The members of the Orleans family have lately sods Normal attempts t o recover th e dram whisk key YR is the Tames in February. The ez.quess lie assiaded a . part of her wardrobe, which Imo trzlna pirate room. It has been sent to her, eseepti on it le ot some valuable lace, AMIN@ been calm= it and retained. No decision he yet Mee tom- to respecting the revenges of the Odom holl. The desired to sell wood he the Equida y tion of go a part of vernment the debts, to which Leh Philippi at fleet cemented, but afterwards The badly require that the envision Gip peeping shall be remitted to them; the Pommest is "greed to this, and widows projects efsesermeat bare &en put forward. General Confine. and his cabinet flow a desire appeal, by comiliatim, to the old dram* patty. lire have been, foe some days back, miedage of arabaeof the chamber on thin subject ia emblems& It `said x. that a strait appeal will be sultiat her Maryor by General Walpole. to the ries who are considered inemmelkably hostile to ..._ - """eef. at the concludes of the Alio a vwp of representatives was assembled In the nugumeit matt h e , s ilk Um 1 1 ft thin e • Id hi Homo sbint Wiaar. Set ft. r,towrirrier 110, :4'trorkl4lU . 1 ". task. law : w Jn a Ca. ift --- ow. el% 111404, Imp% 4 can Z•46/114 114" &l i t 116 4."61119; Pl. 6 I JANIS lumies, MI" , Niko& lc Ca. 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Mes . eem, Omla ; 1 Ig .I=l L Jelo% PM Me re Yea • twed/Ibl row; illesijlle iplic /kity* ;ream, BeterWll llsebete, Ca/OM ELBOW C4l'Dll names, of *rift outmost of go OE arm Mg 1Y : cla o if, sod I llA r i unufala Mt utak I Ibis sines Isis truly vallaTal . _ mod Os 40 11 0 1 " .. dB WOW* diL- 80 _, itobliolMalongtio." B.park. Uersigraia a f..110w• Et Irk a a M.. Übe • r m Eaa.. at sag lima, of a soa. 6 j u ... of tissow rkidoraltdat Daidodidla sf IL Ord. Salk altr. niffk. SJMNIW-. 010 litrbf. tad Mesta. to Coosesa dL sa ;I N. COW . socuad u ety alist goat' tdos. by" ll' S* to Augatto LAW dadas _ 31 & ND s taisdltdr a ; W s a t i ° of r at. altos% s Oxbow salsa' Cat '.l* - 'WOW I LIT.TZ .ses, ate Rowe. 11.214. 1 01 ). J J. 116 ib ter. 0, 1 :. 5 gal dmotie i he 1.1• 1 1. q.. late of dog 11. 11.• is Mbar, Omit W l° awl 41 14 Dol.*. 0 84 'Iw o & I foe/ditch. I+4, Agn r i g Leflaret 7.. 1 24440 0611 . ty, rag.. et Mak 0 011 fps 04. PL "lir I s rma iwr oil 000, rick tie Pa. t. A WO' r te.s. al e-icce Iktie ino lirgesiog 'with is knot St a Wet mkt= eV by Omits to me of tho prieeipal Roanoke* of ropiN iv r e e idi Voe that b. will wee paw whether the Me of traitor to the iatirooto He Edda, that he Minds, bassediassiy after sties, solo to take the sad aM te gait the templets liberation of ladadieg shall have bees Waimea, ema Ufa the 0.- stemld lees the trews el Pledmeat. The Clieseliketiemorl sayss "We ens awed that Guaira Lemerisitee be. Men sprigled esumeader in-ehief of the arty of the Alps. Movemente el troops ue odU takiag pine Swards the soadmeit of Preece. Two battalloas of the Srd regime% fusing, with the staff, the gerrittet of Mulhouse, sedately left • for Chalone-eur-Saw in the easealeg of the 2nd, and the writ= had to be tem petard, replaced by the national guard : Or.lers have buss seat to Douai that a battery of artillery shall be immediately forwarded to the army of the Alpe. The following annooneemeat appears in the Now 'elate, et Marseilles, of the 3rd : lanowstios, which we Twelve frost a pad wane, stables us te albs that the 20th sad 35th reg sais at the Liao, &s a belpde. have rewired °ries to lea thenvelves ees to embark this nailing. The destiartios et thine Weep ressalst a wrgesery. This wtU bars .e suillasy • balm d erdWery, whigh arriwi yesterday be the Mews steam/ sat* the etilweg, sal a samplauf . the IhAsegisset aegbeeskabsell Illasgsag. URA ' trades turtles, with pardrim shossAsephal stoves, is., se• to the epode.lt b also positively spud that ha Idisistss et War arrived thh aterairg at basin the mass relative to the leseediate &patios thus issaps. Is coralqataes of his burno uses It dr rang et divides, the above rwireests hays segasassd their dlisaire torts; es, is place dais compardes pr battalion, precedes* desigasted, they us to Walsh siaht, amageted rash of 103 may a:shave et °Saws sad as massadsdasai ANS& It doss not appear thulium Imps one dislasd tees irsasake a( war, although eta ars Mile iseseidass. What loads us to pat kg* that *Amiss ? That la saillsrat has bees eujuintd tee every owe, elders sad edam sad this partamierity, which is seg ardlaszy for weeps waresing as a sestpaige, hails is the idea that the beige& is mbar dedised wee. wee a wised et !smear ihr 41111 peesetisa tithe ropy else te. swore to ids sethority a wool. width asitstars w mdse. vowing is wre t Ism his. The departure at this brigade is subordiaate to the snivel et elessalbs, are expiated hoes TOlllolk, sad to that of the gassed who it to She the wesaaad d the expedition. Teat offs r, however, is pro bably edible ou walls at the tasessu of ear midge. Thus beau repamstis will be ieuesdisegy replaced la sat genius. runs. tiara. a— New Una, —; hoax pit c..... 1 4 .! glue urses., ; lAA Lei" ; Mr, 7.1; ISA 71 I ; . Do. F tr; 9 lDZ:Tworadrk =- 2 1 4. 14.4 k si 05 74, Isms 1111 ; T i v is sz ay r SS 31 paw ; SS 111 en& 11 dap. au SS pow; 26 itaftwAte.—Peris sad Orions, OS le; Me sad Nam% 00; base sad Marrs, —• A .ienoa, emu linssillasy ; bow sail wok, ass ; 'Claus Thrum 11S 711 ; War saa. Om less% —; Denims. 417 be; heat:. 177 N. marked is. grits Albert pe, is which - t titer he has eta of Italy. ter the sresi- gen it until ft Venice, e 'latest he GERMANY. REUNION Or THE HIINOARIAN WITH THE VIENNA Mixismv.—Our correspondent at Vienna, writing on the evening of the 31st ult., mys : Count Bultyany and Count Talk have arrived here from Pith, and entered into conference with our ministry. The result of their deliberations has been the determination that the H.egae • an ministries of , war, finance, and foreign affairs be united again with those of 'Vienna. _ _ _ The rein& of this step will be the transediate ones tiers of the Hungary-Croatian wit FRANCE.—A (iaaeo FETE a to take place at Hanre os Sudsy next. The fifth legion of the Panslan national pissed wdl Macular with the filth legion of the Ham national gaud at Ham. Great preparatiosa ate making for an estertainstratof 11011411 thannads m the Kum at Ham. This fraternisation is about to take par in eon laymen et the firth legion of the Havre national word having reersind to Paris daring the insurrection in Jaen, aid waribated towards pawning lie 'spits! sad its is Utasta hose deatruefica. . _ _ DlettfllANChe AT Ansos.—The Memorial of Pau, tithe Zed, elm the tellottectielelle d Aesthetes. that have talus pint is the DeteraTreseess " The Anders, width bed tide eememeeleitel asflostiy le theism of the addliketal tax of 46 otatiesso, hate - imatal intim oltorostae, so that it harm aomour e =ast a orda &haat 400 moss to QM rya, y by 7 the prooorear de la Sopoldittre. Ths t.-la woo oesadod, mad a berries& was rasa: is tho sexist loodiag to the alma. A padarato who attempted to asomi the belfry to stop the teibsg, wr throwa down, sad sem* hart. Oa all sides, blade of emadmes, anasi eb all Made of rude mares mmeadad the teeapy who ma seraread o• their lutaprooke, e.wi.r themselves after tboir Timp prosarr ezhortsd Mem Is Nibs ia pato, te bat ea tiodiag that he petalased at swot ea *am, sad baviag as ameba to the ahead* of T ha gave mien for the trusts to rams to Pan. Mb order woo olord, amidst lie atolaustloat of the' lase. At throe *Week this maxis 1M faunal or Pas .ad de. empaahoo of tho Nat voshasia sot of Ma Arno ; sad throe detsaatd alatimito at Lean, s reerhasat of char Usne quorheed at Tubas. and awes brigodte of sesdoratry are to alatuidetat Ausa. 111 is hoped that a Ursa aim posing will smear ell *Mbar rooratasoe impossible." NEW SOUTH WALES.—By an arrival from Port Philip we have Melbourne paper te the 25th of April, sews frees Sydney te the 18th of April, and from Adelaide to the 7th eflltprll. At Sidney the colonial council was oc- MPled with hog matters. RYJSOOII of war with China, and and Mauve is the price of wool (!) were current, End firmly asegedited. The South Australian Maio` Auricled= 114 d =tof 4,500 tons of Burrs burrs ore lyina on the t Port Adelaide. The only vessel loading Buns ore was the Minerva, which would take from 60 to 100 tone ; and as there were still hundreds of tons coming down weekly, there was little profit of the heaps being for a rag time materially reduced. As the ere is worth at kart 100,0001., the 'stewed of whisk is so Mae, it is of great iis i paz , Lases to the assesioden to get a supply of The Burrs Bono shares were me to 1354. mit. 7=.fi g ie.:idiot, is meth reesedieg Os the 21st of Mare\ the liestenast.goverser sad • petty, emiseing of the serveyerr•ptsmal, the mike:tor of castems, and others, left the pert of Adelaide in the government meal for a pleasure tripla the OulL The perm watt out shore next day ea Yorkers Pelage* when tents IMO speedily emoted sad previsions del leaded. la the landing from the cutter, whisk was a shout two miles from the beach, it was aseemary to see the entler's hest, which wee moored a con siderable disease from the spat on which the tents were Mud ; and it was set aril the of erneme of the SW, when oddities'sl reimehmente were required, that the Mate of the beat was ebeemereel. It maid mem that is the mane of the provisos sight • keens had spew _up, whisk bad mused • emeidembie ended the heeds, ie Meek the best had Aida es useseily, that **wee hand stem in. The istelligeme was quietly cesemodeated to the party, ered their chamia was essellerehly heightened by WM( Met they had very little wiser, sod but three leaves of Weed. Every mess were reseried to to attract the miss of the perms en board the cutter, bat without effect. Niekt came and mat, and the saansime hem. ht no relief. Their ease sow appeared . Some of "the ern west in marsh of - water, desperate elhers signalled the emitter. The nn en board the weed, dashing it strange that so emannieseion had bees made with the sham summed ell was set right, and kept a ahem leek eat mesedlagly. At lest they discovered the sigials et distress ; but here a difilealty smes—they had no beat, and it was set ottenidered prudent to run the cutter hoer/ healhae. At last it was resolved to tan over to the Fmd Main a boat, which was as promptly mom all the esind would allow. On the Memos of the Ihey ease mom arrived at the mehorege, sad the boat was lest en sheee M the great delight of his eminency sad his limb; each, OM a piesdliel apply of those things they Mod the asset in need el, the tests were struck, and the party MOD MOM get ma* in beard. Thinner WOO left the Julies. Onehleehomendeeely oaths 20th they reached Port Adelaide. We quote the hilowing hem the Putt Philip Pairiog: " Private lehemellea dressthe mat Bethesda source enables es as Mate that the fit goverww of /Astoria, will be Sir T. Mitelsen, the ereneyet Emend of New Beath Wales. His seessasse in the mug rmeeM, it is esaidsatly saluted, wa he CoL Hersey. Of the legidative Matisse( our future we seems speak, hawing settee mere el hiss =a r t with whisk the C e t i : away emulated Won& the medium el lie NM the ream mendolery airrometonere esteadlog ee a son rem from the legieladve come is 1114." A Hobart Teas pipe, stinglees the state of nesnetery affairs in Via Dismee's UM, says :" No lees t h an 60,0001. in gold and silver have be seat home is the hat three ships" PAILIAMINTAZT PAPl3lll.—The fdlowing papers Wife Wild yesterday, pereeed te oder at the d Cameo= : Return at the ausedt mid id aims Mem lidded of kr salaries eede ea et the Board et kat boort edoves Wedded fler Ivrea lag the OMs of Snag ed 011111 MER 111 the MlNNlffell rhea b the board to en did le n resolutions of Ormaittos se OsiseW Ammo o 1845 . A return of the mom and Adios ladled is the railway deferment, as at prude warAlael The Mei ammo d th• Audit. dies hr the mer dilag the lith of Jemmy, 1848, was 61,5871 Ss. The edahliehowit seneires at • chairman, five deedieisissee, a eseraway, sos did impeder sad dame isepesters, thietriser esmford• tkity-twe junior ma. diwitor twoottpdplO essiewate, soperammery siber. ore prided eel Wash desk, me am el ism me elks. he deerdag ea made exPrwearr" imp lolitor• keepers, see MO& of MIMI% we Who sink 7 Wm darks, SI eats slake, ^a ofiles-kesper, soli 18 weepers. TDB Whlate ox The BOOT= (bAre.—Vre are happy to beer that a subseripthe bas bees codaseed ler the widows sad toadies et the peer &homes ed dales the Iste dileStrolle gad se tie Simi root that *emir proved et the lessomiest dosipm . m hoi= autos with ady edremes 81r David 1111.1'., ter 8a late oliatt=oral, las met • eary l ilbenl sabeeripsise is aid et the &nowt= To Aowessus.-Bosseal molls with labsenn for the Adtralha admits have sherd eat mama Leeds& wilds the hut had. ; seeseest ast two sidle bear seas he the iled Doe with estiresate aired to BoydTwohl& Bap eml Morsels Bay, ass et tbal mut eerthers wedworea. NO Toss kr the satrersit et he diorite et Meame. 633.] LONDON, STATE OF THE Wl] NiAt is O'exacix fats ill at tbe raasemeatatuad paws wen laamisa ILW X.l = 11.81111 .!.N.W. . Mao Oulattip ...Clowily Cbsoarittall LW. _Mao Clasiart4d 8.11.1 t. clou 4y dy *MPS ILL _nasty I But Pb. Panlittaa orals.._ a.W..11.1a ***** Om• port. Flan ▪ .S.W .Very Ilas . S.W—Feas ND AND WEATHER. 1011111110 ie. wiad sod weeder re as had : Ltf W. .11261 Leary Wad...... !harped If. WA.M. rite dud* Ilaidaa" 8.W... Wiemlb W. .. Wry do Wll.byS.C9cr .-MAW... Wry di Medd= AW...Mw Poldwrogb Pod Mordda 11. W.... rtr d e =rd M.. Cloudy M. da.. AW. Yd. dada' VI Wry W York A.W...dy SHIPPING. Matta Aaatnion.—Dublia,f; Waterford, 1; Boughs dm, I ; Guernsey sad Jersey, 1 ; French, 1; Planclarg,l, Lownow, Sta. 7.—Wind this day at soon, 11.11.W.,' light hawse, sad "lowly. - Daat., Sept. 6.—N.W. by N.—Axrived ASse, awl Vele idly Jamaica ; Fair Acadia, Cuba ; Sman, St. N.B. Arrived from the river Blaphanta, Mauri tius ; Isabelle Ana, Alcoa Bay ; v..oelty. Falkland Idea ; Jaime Cruik• shaalr _Waging; WWl's, New York ; Douglas, Han na lambs WoolNaretka, (twine ; W UH.. Peale, Cadiz and Ramses Lyrae; Chapman", Beane, Ayres sad Bahia. The Castaria, Joba'r, N.B. to Hull, peened here. arse in eon. tact with a SgZc ii .:: . yesterday, sad guatelawi damage to her hull, Id to. POSTAINIVIIII 6. —W.N.W.— Arrived: Thews Snook, Olikarva L eona; H.II. at. Vesuvius, Heralds. lawman, Sept. 6.—W.—Arrinod : Ames*, Cayenno ; West Lothian, St. Dwgia FreCann, Jamie% • Orergoack, Quebec. Of Port : London, go; Calcutta; John Hama, Alex audits, Jagagelowa, Bosphorut, and Davidoom. CLIVI. Sept. 4.—Arrived: Tontatne, Landau and Cal. dada; Niagers.Calcatta and Sydney, N.S.W.. Sailed: stb, Bowlay L Demeran; Atoolaata, Haves,. On CAPS CLZAlL—Flestwooll, Maudlin,, far the Clyde. BRLPAST, Sept 6.—W.—Build : al &lads% Now Orleans; Cwoquwor, Charleston; Ann Rankin, Quebec HULL, Sept. 6.-11.W.—Arrivod klizabeth sad Jae, Biehibecto. Bn;;;Oius, Sept. s.—The tiosaans arrived here yoterday, frees Croaread, with lass of adman., head, &a., having hen In esateer, oil Brighton, on the 30th alt.,with a brig runlet up Manuel. Pairmann FAITS, Sept. 3.—A brig Or salteaser was seen on shore yesterday on the Pentland Murry, where she remains. NUNDISLT, Sept. 13.—Ner Milanty paned this part of the mat at hathpam 6 cm., two ether steamy, ia company, weather req Mill, with a light breeze at W. by N. 2k. B , oso. 400. to 425. Pook, 42e. to 44a. per qr. Floor, Us. per oath. HATWAILD'S 111•1111. 11•0.114-011 r Market today WM bat thinly attended, either by Imam or maw, sossequatly the weds woe dull at a Washes of Is. to 34. pr qr. from the suss of this day week. AU other grain west 14e petted Is. lower- old obit., 151.105. to rid, 141.105. to 154. ; sew, whke, 1 / 1 . to 141. 104 . red. 101. to IVACO. Barley. AU. to 30s. Oats, 21.. to n,. Stine, 394.. to 40e. Pow, 4640 41a. NIRCIMITLI, Sept. s.—The weather dill costumes Sae, bat sines yeaterday the amity hes born gradually droop I t ag, whisk would indicate that a cheap is at hand. A' our market this massing we have a pretty fair show of Wheat trim the growers, which cossists chitty of now, the condition sad qoality not 14 all improved; and, if the specimens ellubded to-day may fora• standard of the average quality of the cm, it win 11 Ar short of that of last yrar. The new sold from 365. to 564. per qr. respectively, whibt old was fully 24. lower dna on Satarelay, with only a limited badness ing at the Amelia,. Yoe AM rune et Norfolk red, Me. for 6311 m. was accepted. Boaded wee not generally offered, and is may hi mad nosaindly 2e. to 3s. lower. For . Flour so how trine sedans transpired, that iii s dined: to give quotations with soyaolearasy. Rye, Beans, Peas, sad other articles wore hdd tor fall rates, in the absence of soy demand. ZOWTORD, Bard 6.—Wo had to-day a very heavy trade is WM* at a ?ideates et 3s. to es. per ^r. Mors mem no mbar kiad a<grain at market, exoept By., which feted• d the same prim ea in mask. Wheat, 42a. to 638.; Barley, Po. to Sit.; itriadioit, 24.. to 29. ; 0 do, 224 to 28e.; bow, 340. to 38e. ; Pea, 335. to iM. ; Rye, 30e. to 335. PALDISO, Sept. 6.—The Weans esoarleased a great di* appoistirast sorality's aorta, they bowleg provided Abe prises of the pemses isarlrrt; E r Mr 1 a as heavy ripply, eabasit to t rt. diodes of es. to Oa per v • few marks of saw Oats ware shoos. Thiry slid how 18e. to 20e. BMW, old, wane, but uo dower. New Wheat, per qr. of 18. t., at. to 48s, red : 171 et., 435. to 444. ; whites, le. to 2.. sore ta•roey. Returns : 2,672 qrs. Wheat, Ms. 6J. ; 202 Oats, 20s. ; 110 Beano, 40e. Demme, Sept. s.—After mu days of most propitious wea ther, we have this inerning an unfavourable change. The condition of the new grain is somewhat improved, bet the quality of the Wheat is almost nainnally atone. Ocher description of sew grain come Steward more ati-factorilt . We have slime so change to make from our quotation. of Friday; the Met runs of Wheat maintain their value, but inferior we 6i to Is. per barrel lower ; Oats are without change; and Daley is 61. par barrel higher. Flair and Oatmeal ans heavy, at previous prices. Tits quantity of Indian Oars Wang is small, and the demand slight The tollowha Y t s sarreney for new wain : Wheat, per 280114., white, Us. to 334.; net. 26. to 314. Oats, p r 1961 b., 12e to 13s. 6d. Bexley, per MM., 15s. to 17s. Oananl, per cwt ,13e. to 14a. Id. Flour, per cwt., secoode, 194. to 201. DAIITWO, Aug. 26.—At yesterday's market we had but a small show of Wheat, and holders wen again making higher prices, M easacienee ol which only 60 Isola were sold ; Aro new, 63411 a, at 619., f.0.b.; blab toned, inland, 601bs. to 61111,5., at 47e. to 434. New Rye is still dear ; 671b5., 221. ; 691 a. to 1101 he , 234. to 24.. Fine new Barley, 60the. to Silts., at 22.. The weather continua to be very unsettled, with so uncomeacaly low temperature for the tines of year. At this day's market we were bare of wirer supplies and only a few maples ez•granary were offered. The Vistula in Nome limas le nearly Mn of water, and supplies ammo be brought Weral. Friegas to Londlon,so. ; and to Liverpool, Ss. 6d. 'rabid be gives. MANSIBILLII. Aug. 29.—Wheat continues very nun in good qualities, sad they are held very Arm at 274 1 . per charge, whin is the last price paid, equal to 40s. to 41.. per qr., free au board. Shipping likewise scares , and freight must be redacted at per qr., with 10 per ant. primer end a gratuity. PRODUCE.—Mniaxa-Lars, Heikpest Two.— We ham seldom bad • .on dull and =interning smart than urday mad both Sugar and Coffee are lolling heavily rift in the s sales Relined Sugar, ataedard quality, 611. 6d. to 62s.—Cotton steady.—Tes remains steady, but the trade only buy what their irassediate wants require, width always snakes a dull market —Spices resale Ann.— Cochineal wean an upward appearance.—lce Mbar articles no material alteration. 1111C114 01 w. 12.442 . prat wt. MT ak" 1204.11P.240. 85s. Wee. ea TWw herey 3l Hr flassitialdaromm is • Taw 26 0 ..0 • Mice. ....._...« 4O 0...43 • .4llallaikw.ls 24 0..33 Ta110w............ 44 0_47 White ~.. 47 6-44 48 0 .33 Tallow 34 6...47 Gray oral addle. 30 I_6l Roared. liaakne.. 45 0...78 Lamp s lad* 61 6_34 Wast Oorrwh la Boad. eary......... 44 6... Goad. 4l C_ 6 40 ,5 Tim 72 0.-110 • Calls% pod ordi nal, a;sl2O;r7 38 0... 40 Plas. 4l 0...10 0 rdla 1011a545 0... 72 0 o e=s Sas 36 0...41 0 sad Pa 21 0...76 0 Tea, at par lb Oiwisa.wwwww 0 0 ... 0 7 Bato.al par cwt. Bawl 0... 15 0 0n0.._ ....... 10 6.. II 0 Tana amillamills 13 0... IS 6 Palarokraoll 16 0.. 23 draw Leeward laird I ... 1 Doweseare. "n". 71 . 11 31 per emit lamde4 . AVIS gar met OA 6 I ... 4 Favoellte 'mks 4 6 ... 4 'nay, Wien* 6 I ... 6 SeideaoWits,d.r. 10 6...0 Iryy lO 7...0 Tux. per Wt. Rim Pa./. SU 0...40 0 P•Metirr. • Mod Dutch and $0 0...10 0 Frlethad u 0...4$ How, at par taw J 1 0...31 1 '.. atiTarr 3O 0... 0 balf alsM 2O 0... 0 Mina 32 0...5.7 antibat pams Vanilla Nast India IS 0...31 Bombay ....... 111 /ate Tar, at per art. BAWL Buena Qua. ta 4 4 it :0 FREENT. No. 1.....,.., Al 6... 0 1199 0 1 .. 9 C•rgo stCardif bar 15. 5... Y 0 threo9ol lO 16 ...11 e la, at lie ..... m par tam. ... ....... SG IS 4eo 0 Loan. at per lo M o li j a a . t shoat lO .10 11 8an....„ le 18... e • . 19 10... 0 . _ _ la::: SAW lap. .. . . 3 . 2 14 10_13 0 pe. gat. 4.p. tisk 04 polo /I 0... 0 0 strew ..... TS .. 24 10 .0 0 brows Sg yelknr 0 . . . 24 0 1411•1142 0 ::si a O; saki ft 10...40 0 Oxen Nut 0 0-41 0 80 4 UP% Ph par tom ..... Se 0.. 0 0 1000 •• 0 Psonsteire. per owt. Iletter—Omk, B3 0...84 4tlts SO 0 SO UM 0 0... 0 Deblia,Ut. 0 0... 0 Lisheries, as 78 0. 81 Carlow, 83 0..88 Mowry ...... 0 0... BO 0...82 11•04 Les, ptr „......-- 0 0... 0 0:::0 Park, prime ism 73 0...00 0 Boace-P 4 a,Lut e 75 • 03 0 11•112 Or" Walarford, DYER 7O 0..13 0 1111 0.-60 0 1666 = 66ft 146 0-70 0 W de— !! 0...!4 0 D. A.mmilL Woo, 04.44 Os. lid •2...•af Itial, dry Dirdied ..... 0 0 0 S ...0 Si II dry 14...0 44 Ido * saVidp. dry 0 5h...• • W 44111444, dry 0 0 ...0 0 last htla. 0 4 ...0 141 dry S. =ill 010,pm Itamds. te; • o I • Ltrz w=tr, lan. 4 0... 4 I=t o • 5... 5 10 4 0... • 0 =lit . 16 = 16"1"1 _ 1 A •...li • Lima. ... Syr .11 CI: • Ls pommy.: t o ai 0 TALLOW.—The market tem Patanburith o■ the spot, 465. ed. ; October Is Dameabar delivery, 46e. I 1.; separate maths' delivtry, 45e. 91 le 46. COTTON.—Btscianan. Sept. s.—There is a quiet gonad to-day ; the mks am estimated at 4,000 balm, without shame in :rims. Imports from the let to*, 4th inst. : 6,866 United States' 11,364 Now Orleans ; 46 Down ran ; 122 La Gusyra • 2,718 Marsabam.—Tutal, 21,115. , - - L1,21'1.004, Sept. o.—The market was very id, sad la some laitanw• • redsetim of id. was estealwed to. The eau was 4,600 bake, 600 el which, wee for export. METALS.--13Lsoow, Sept. trausetione durin e r a io sort/ bays boas on a vary limited teal. without any to reties 111 pins, arbish wo quote, 44*. lid. he No. 3; ed. to 44a. Ise mind nonatorro ; and 46.. to NU. ed. be all No. 1, orb, t. o. b. Tin market la quiet thin weak bat paws ant a shad* !rear.—Oloarno Chrosisek. HOPS.—Woucserza. Sept. 6.—The late warm weather has Improved the Hope In our district. sad will no doubt add very ouch to quality, If sot to Twenty ; we do set Mar of say edemas in MO duty, bet suppose, under their improved appearance, 20,000 i. would be bucked. lap will will OfAlaillllo9 .in many placer to day, sad be general next week, so that we look for a load apply at the fair. HAY.-43inTznew, Iwo ci Goek.—Mesirs.Cooper sad Dials matt the trade ham /or Meadow Hay. hien Weave ilk to Th. I Yaw... top. I Maw.. IS. to hamar ........W. to 616 e 1.... 711 lOUs CAlTlM—Nzirc.stms, Sept. 5.—A large ripply of all kiwis of week the qatity ot whkh whet. above aa average. The samba el fat Brute ea offer hire to-lay is wear& of 606 heal, new of the bets r awilkperies sze mem. awl sailw _telly at about 6s. it. tweet b pet et the saliltag awl littler kinds er• a slow ale sad tart studio sosoil. sap* et 11 sad Lomb: is abet ?.IN bead ; sums tits it~ dim k SIM 41.1.1114:dia hat tank, sod, time riots have or se theege. yet sales are Ewe sadly 0- =ns Ito WIWI tort are • way slow eta, sod a giastllg rsaisiat sammiL Trios Brost., VI ea U. prisons of Ilk.. Obese sal Lent% id. to 64. per lb. Nokias the Bolero's, Sept. 6.—Oar trite for met bias of stout woo rather boor ad., at a triflia. whew, or mum, ee wag also the ffit meek. Beef, 31. 6d. to 4a. 21 ; Mattes. 4s. to 6s. ; lamb, 6s. ed.; Veal. is. M. to 4s. ; Pork, is. 104 to 4t. dd. Boman:, Sept. 6.—Oar trade was !wary, sad Stop moved of slowly. at about let week's rates. Bed wads beta 11.41 to 4s. 2d. Matta', as 101 to dr. Id. Lomb. 4e. to le. VW, de. IL to la. 4d. Pork. Is M. to 6s per omit of Bbs., Wilda( the as/ COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY l'ilAß/IST & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The settlement of the account ap pears to be a more weighty affair than was expected, and so far would seem to be rather against the specu lators for the rise, who are made to pay a continua tion of 1, and at one time as much as 1, per cent. icr carrying over to the new account, commencing to-day, and Bud for the 17th of October. Consols are now quoted 861 to 1 for mosey, and 86: to # for tne new account. Reduced Threes, 861 to Three-and-a- Quarter per . Cents., 87 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 28e. to 31s. premium. Bank Stock, 196 to B. The forrign market remains with little variation, and few dealings. We quote Brazilian higher, at 74 to 6, and in favour. Chilian, 84 to 7. Mexican, 16# to 17. Peruvian, 29 to 31. New Oneida, 111 to 121. Spanish Fives, 12 to # ; the Threes. 23 to Passive, 3 to 1. Portuguese, lower, at 211 to 24 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 44k to 45; the Fours, 701 to 1. Russian, 97 to 9. Danish 68 to 71. Belgian, rather better at 70 to 2. One of the great periodical sales of Coffee of Han ders Maatchappy, wu held on Tuesday, at Rotter dam. Out of the 126 parcels put up 109 were sold and 17 bought in. The prices realised ranged from 16# to 234, but ran chiefly between 171 and 201. The Manchester Courier of yesterday has the fol lowing notice of a failure at Penang The failure of Mews. Stewart aad Co of Penang, is meet Weed from Scotland to-day. A priv ate htt r irom Glasgow says, It is likely to affect that city considerably ; and, it is there reported, will also affect Manchester. The amount owing in Glees/ow by the Arm is about 25,0001., and the meets are stated as not likely to be of large extent. -....__ ENOLItill PUNDb. - Bask OWL MS I if. Ot. Or. for Art, Oct. 17. 333 I 3 ow Ot.Alm.. Int 6 Ivor (A Otoo. Amt.. 166 6 I ' Azoboorair *l ka La to EL moo 30111C1aN TIM Icor CI. Ambits Dona% 1 psi Bott= ON.. 111 ill pot Fit.....2l,2srarsos 3 Clem& Be.. 3 6 2 pot 6 pit a . = WA lie 1 3 6 wet= bk. 34 6 OIL It 31 6 m i. =so li" tyroals., 20 3 riprzl i ,..... . di, 3 por Ot. 1L...4 2 ' I ii por os Otal ith ulti H o & /VI tratia=M36,l2 RAILWAYS The share market in shade Inter, although far from strong. North Staffteds and Great Northern in mime of the calls, are extremely heavy. Old s quote rather better. We have London and North Westerns 113 to 14. Great Westerns, 11 to 9 dia. Midlands, 88 to 8. North &affords, 44 to; dim. Caledonians, 20 to 4. Great Northam, 104 to 3 din SALMI 3111 VOTED OP TO TWO THU DAT IN LONDON. (19811873.3 Wee sill to Wadi' last pw.) W. Wa1w..12 DaOsy u int Yam , um and Mattock, 31 Dlr., Thiv.. ild O. Tail, Q d 4d OWWW, IQ 1 Midlsad 87111ex ity div. DI. No. W. Prat., 24 Do. 301, 11 II Chair ad MAW Pref., 141 De. 31r. Is ,6231 ex Inv. lallos Owls, lif a atv Do. CoasoL Irist. aad Errs. 6 Da. PariOar. 6 par Ct., 61 par Osat.. 111 • Da.23lms, 11 per OW, Na 2, N. Brltki eta 4o v Da Qrs. 4 1 Iladrowlirs Nsw, 101 N. 8 71 NW Ihrsislire 2411 MIL, Wm, At *lv., 281 tI Wt. Owl Dallom i t 1 Haws. & SW. (A), 9 ) OW WWI% az div Wawa & Moller het., In Dila Cimi. 11 is W. B. /Wars, Oka Ov. Do. War W. 111 az die. Do. Thirds N 0.4, 761 low. ea UMW% Qrs., In wi1t.,.. .., a .1. 7 ., 114 Lelmiho Is Illainsall, 41 Wok, Now- & Der., 1 sadly W.I. sol loath Coast, Do. (Orig.Newa. Is Dor.), 9717 lissalv Ov. D 27 s. 14w li. O . 6 per Ct., 21 Do. az lizisa. Na 1 (Tack. and Lao 3 H. MOWN 114 12 Now.), 121 Do. WM Qrza 4 1 Da. O. I. 1•13.„ H 71 100. 60. Worm, M7l es dir. Bailors N. sod Auras, 6 Da. Plov WI, a% ex tat. mars a Prodows, 11 Da.Th411.1141 Pols mil Dap Maw, Orfp, VW, Pref. 7 per ' law soll i =ii i lliseo emirs WI 1, SALM gar rows 6.—OsTa lam ftwor.. Tlts sashes was saga very fiat, sad Fins nada still further. Law& Tort.(36s X. 31.2911135), 11L11ard, 87 4 Do. Haw. II 14 Lco. aed N. Waters, 114 6. E. 5 Dow, No. 4111 d Do. New Pro, Is.3a. p par Do. No. 4, 71 MAO, NHL, lb Ws. W. oh., 10 d -- Lad mg N. Wailers, 114 - Do. Now COL, IS. 5d P Midland Nave% d x: tea., qs s. amt. a DOW, No. 4, 7 There was as mewling if an , pion Wen a Laiir• New, SI d Do. ME. sad la.. 52 Do. Psi, 10 - - • Lri4, &MIMES 4. call b•duar treasaeted, •ad, • lower. I•n. a•d York. Me, li d 16.8tallardildre, 4 d IL art a Dow, No. 4, 1-16 7 -- - ZULYINOILLY II All Ames were lower, mod t i i= e tdras, le Id pat Ws Suds wild dose. Mel! SSeA Sea Si. d Shrews & Ms. (A). IL Si. id. d CORN.—BARNBLET, Sept. 6.—We hare had . a scud attends's°, of fanners at this day's market, sad, through po.rdlieg Ili weather, the greatest balk of Wheat has leen mewed la Sae oondition. Trims of Wheat wrr• con siderably lower, and were NI& at from 18a. to 21s. per 3 baskela. Oats and Barley were wily muse, and w h y little shown. BIACIIII7IIt. Sept. s.—At oar market this day there was oily a limited Mal sole for Wheat, at a reduction of 1341. per beetle' from the rim et this dip week. A little new Irish, soft sad Hi meditioned, _sres sold at 7s. to 7s. 9d. per 70 lbs. Old Oate wen 2d. per bushtl lower; • few new Irish were offering, e• le. 2d. to 3a. 6d. per 46 Pm. Egyptian Beans were le. per qr. lower, and dew isle. Notwithetaading the large supply el Wks Com_ there were Saw samplee earditg, and the by eramory oflaat Tuesday was melatained. Indies Cent lgnl akm ekiser eat rim Old Oatmeal wee Is. per lead leweiej e lkS yaw was at 325. 64. per lead. Miar Vie h. pee soak, Irish 2s. per meek, mg Nam& Is mg barrel, lower, and the demand in each wee rho in riMeL Honore, Sept. 6.—We were weD supplied with Wheat in ear Raskin Wiley, a great portion - of wide& we dike mew amp, red • Yr Inminem wee tersamed to de. ear *so the Wm if II& day week. Very Dale ideg M Oats sad Berk amd beef Me tura lower. Wheat, new md, 46e. to 60a. ; ffia. ; old, red, 601 to 63e. ; white, 66a 1 Beer, 104. 4941 e. Oats, 17a. to Ekt. per qr. Catmanessz, Sept. 6.--We had a thin stemiense at mar kat today. Wheat dell sale, at • decline of rally M. per qr. team lint merit* day. We an mill without way early a ether grim. Prises mel. Wheat, now white, 464. to 600. ; lid, 64e. to Us. Barley, SO& to 365. Oats, BM to , A, '. 7, 1848. [THREEPENCE. (forts! rLam" IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. NOTICES OF MOTIONS Milan NOW STAIAD Tin OnnES 1001 OP Tan 10051 OF 0011(001 PO* Tin MIXT 111881010. Mr. ANDERSON—SSioat cormitteet to inquire iMo aster alleged griever:4e the inhabitants of Orkney avi BlNlliad, aperethes a hapedimert to the doe derloperet of the ledeseriel nem= of these finds /skit eseamittes to itie ire the penetheiffilly d Moe- OM net end Nap iilsg a m , ma w et transit Man Mk Prairies by stem sulgaties with Irk; Palffivalair af that gore( lt whisk le men maletaked by the seffithreein oldie lest litho tealpeny Wanes Boesky sad Ohs, sad by die steen-vesethe et boo Majesty between Alerted* Yalta, and Mandl's& Mr. allarever-141 for the hells., esermgement of the debars end Irma murales of Ireland, and the better resureltrt Minipills of ell einkseeimiEW the mama. Ined Ahnemes Mktg kr Mgt* to take fut. malt stops ker Ike esbffivrets _gnome arm, as soon as gmelleabk, of MI MOM= Is Wend ami Woke, the pope- Mho et which rue& kor theresd rob. Mr. Arronirwr-Gmthome.rniest committee, to inquire ,tats the condition end masomment et the river Dee, and of Melded filers and harbors ti ingami and Wales. 11r. B. Bithowne—Deailed seems of ell the exoessers St rewed by the Admiralty esel ether amenneenta for experi mnts, sad alterations soosequent Iltemen, en the various neemen built or purehred by the gerrememmat during the M flee ye ere. Mr H. W. Banana—Seleet committee to Writs into the ordition of the labouring poor in frank and consider what remedies are applicable to relieve than and raise their Led CI Bemuses—Select ortmittee to inquire into the osemenewss of 'be Boni of Trade and navigation returns. in rum* of the importances of sugar front the British West lather the several moths of the year 1847. Ns H. Butheuer—Bll to cause the vows of the electors ribs slestiona of member to serve in parliament to be taken by way of ballot. Dr. BORROW—Select committee to inquire into the con stitution and efficiency of the Board of Audit. To call attention to the returns from the Shannon Navigation Com milkoa, avowing that no proper eeeounta have been furnished to the Andradise for nearly ten years. and that 130,0001. of the pebble warrens morunted for at the pr.smt neatest T. call the entries of parliament to tae griev ances tithe Maltese. Mr. B. Caneeth,--Itetens, by the Lords of the Treasury, et the Gems of money which linnebeen per ant et the pubbe Ws for or towards the rebuilding, repair., or alterations at way thee of the bootee and priors belonging to the a m a Charitable Institution of the Military Knights of Windsor, in Windsor Castle, beyond the sum of 3,1001. paid oat of the public moseys for or towards the same in 1843; and ahe beyond the sea of 7.0001. in Sir Jeffry Wyatville's Mints of 140,0001., dated Windsor Castle, the 17th day of toms 1830; also peel est of the public moneys for or to wnies/se Name in 11189 wr 1831; and stating, is inch return thereat, if any sad what our of money here been, end ethe in =eitker essi Z a r en ema and Canons of Windsor or the for Begird, in respect of the aid yam et 3,1001. art 7,60111., or of any other sums which soy bane been pail he the same out of the public moneys to the Lords of the Treamay, mad by them afterwards accounted for is the public wet es so paid out of and from the an maid note god tomovol besot the lands end titbesof the new donation or of the old dirties, granted by the crown for teat purpose, and for *thermopile, and with the charitable trusts, esproviding thereby teethe =internee and other exigencies of the solitary knights of Windsor; and which annual rents and renewal fines are stated la the enure thereinto the house by the Dean and Canons of Windsor, being the session paper in 1837, No. 240, to have produced to them an average income of 22,4751. per annum. And also a return, by the Lords of the Tfellitley, retaining copies of the me morials and of the-letters which have parsed in the Corre spondence between the Commissioners of Woods, Forests, and Public Buildings, and the Military Knights of Windsor, or on their behalf, relative to either the former or the pre sent repairs and alterations to their houses in Windsor Castle. Alas, copies of the communfrations letween the Lords of the Treasury and the Criminate, of Woods, Fo rots, and Public Buildings, in reference to either the former or the present of re repairs and alterations, and of their lemitidp• went directions or orders to them to make each repairs and alters lions, and in reference to the sumo of 1001. and of 6901, pro Tided and appearing fir soma of ink repairs and alterations is the estimate of the potable ems ten the regain and works now requiring to be done et Wieder Castle, in the year ending the 31st day of Mark 111113, es stated in the ap pendix, at pages 16, 21, 22, end 33, et the report of the select committee on the mdestileneeme estimates of the present session, printed by the wren of the house on the 27th day of July last. Mr. Cillithre—Aegeno to bee Majesty, praying that she will be gra reek plowed Is direst that no grant of Van couver's nand, or ot soy peaks= therein, shall be made to the Hudson's Bay Orem moth a report has been laid wpm the table of the bens esetairin the result of the Ja rmey pang ire the governmest by that company of t is eniesehe at present noblest to its vole, and until that ree• port bee been soodenot by Vie leer Viscount Duncer—a•appeinemmt of a committee to retinue the inquiry fate the resagement of her Majesty's woods, forests, land reumusa, and beard of works. Duren--Commaltese etthe whole house on the acts which prohibit the pow* ad maaufacture of tobacco in the United Kingdom. Select sonnaittee to inquire into the working and efficiency of the vor law in Ireland. Return (made up to the 30th day of August, 1848) of all Akan of the army between the ranks of field marshal and major, both inclusive, who have served due 1816, or ate serving at pre sent, in the household troops whether cavalry or foot guards stating the dates of each onamiation they have held,whether they are colonels of regiments employed on the staff, or hold any employment, civil or military, under the crown, and whether on full or half pay, or have sold out of the ser vice. Sir D. L. Evan—lnstruction to the committee, on army and ordnance setimata, to inquire into the expediency of modifying the regulation respecting the ration stoppages charged in irregular or varying proportions against the al diery in our various stations at home and abroad, with a view to the discipline and contentment of the troops, and as to the expediency of lowering, in some small degree the maxima., price at present chargeable to the soldier for his ration. Ake, to move that the petition presented upon the 19th day of May, 1848, from 28 officer of the retired full pay list, may be referred to the tame committee, with en in struction that the grounds of the complaint of these officers be investigated. Mr. EWA'S, reduction of the rate. now charged on letters armed between the United Kingdom and the colonies and India, and between the several adores and parts of Indian- ✓ estively. Beleet committee on the existing public libraries in Great Britain and Ireland, and on the best means of esta blishing and extending public libraries, freely open to the public, in oar large towns. Repeal of the duty on adver tisements. Mr. Fonerza—fkleet committee to consider and report upon the policy or continuing the grand jury system at the Central Criminal Court and Middleeex Session. Mr. Fumes—Bill to grant to the oommien' loners of land tax in counties the power of juthes of pore in matters re lating to county rates. Sir B HaA—Bakte4 orunittee to inquire into the coat of the maintenance tithe neetropolirn pollee. Mr. HAMILTON—That, Ia order to consolidate and Ltz=o e ono& between Great Britain and Ireland, toe promote the interests of the British empire, it is expedient that, se far sposeible, a complete identity should be established between Saitland and Inland as regards laws, institutions and administration; and that an humble rarer be premented to her Majesty, praying that her Mainly will be graciously pleased to take Weeenies for neertainiag ata =at mere this oldest can bestmo Mean lie WAS—That, having had nada our onsidemelles the evidence taken by the lase of this house end of the House of Leeds, appointed to iagiro into the erns of the commercial distress in 1847 end Udbig that to the antimony of a great trey of the intellig w e i r i a ffienced wanner saluted =minder by tier cow natters, the distress which had arises frees Tarbes sera was greatly aggravated by the leatrictive provisions at the Bank Charter Act of 1864 (without mote medal atlas of which eindler disasters might, ender einsmennese of the same description, beljudy apprehended), this - here is of opinion that the said act ought to be amended. Mr. Bono—Bill to give to the parries et OW Pul liam, and Kameington, the two member that were formerly allotted the booms! of Sabath is Buffoll, to complete the suers of reprenentethos is MI Howes of Cremona. That whenever, at MI sissies of ere hosobor to serve in parlia ment, • miss et bribery be premed balsa • conseittee ap prated to try the write of the said Arks, this bore will order the person giving and the person resolving each bribe to be prosecuted by her Majesty's Attorney-General. That this kora, as at present eiratitated, does not fairly repre sent the population the property, or the industry of - the country, where it s admen ward inereaelag disantentin the minds of a large portion of the pee l& ; and it is therefore expedient, with a view to amend the national re presentation, that the elective franchise shall be so ranted as to include all householders • that votes shall be taken by ballot ; that th e duration of Parliaments shall set exceed thin :r a t e= and that the apportionment of member to 'shall be made mon equal. That all armies be d before the hone within six weeks after the ottoting of parliamest. Select committee, to inquire into the ties of the sots for anew of supennnuatton to c= and others In the merit public departments; and whether the power gives by these sets bas not bees greatly shwa, sod matey pram able to pecker the duties of their Moo have been improperly slimed to retire ea seriese, addle other person have beset appointed to IS each mow arc in their stead, thereby meths a large and anew unto& and reekkg fond. Inous--Address to bar Majesty that she will be graciously pleased to take, la easernien with beg oilier, thisst effeetive imeammee kr thelmelenigremita ettbe slave ark. Bill fns facidtaikg awl leselkhgliesiontopos otßri, fish subjects inter as Mem reolliog bikers' ; in the rest of her Majesty** jpeerremtnet way such reeenr. Bill for altering the law of amerment, milerenos to tithe rest theme; to the rest Mbar Mr =rivisoomot not propane' any amok immento. ftereepy of emy eemnuilestion been the LIM M beinnAte the Zed Grey, co the nolgon of the ralf • sop rates of the Zeman catholic nrs=jah communketion the Rail Grey adverted Is Ms effeenkr despot& et the Mk day ',Nov., 1847. Ate errs brow • I ray arooloohoolos fr om the Bari of Cler resat: wa teeny parer or gookthemeribed se se Aashhhker attain aflame, is the edger of tt ea p r ra tLelk= 140e —That it is *spiked that a be mkt* law town& the nrilsoare of the seekligi. RommseMelie okra rereling religiose trine= in Iwo lair. Mr. 1111/moos—To move the following reeolstiome: I. That, cossidering the megnitude et the maridne cram= of the Bridals empire, and that no vessel er ship with a cargo, in ballast, or with pamengers, con, when engaged eithor in thwarting, colonial, or foreign trade, anise at, i discharge or take in a lading, or passengers, or depart fame any 'sort n the United Kingdom, with.as the Isteribresee of the ellsess, and admits*" to the regulations and laws of the customs, it heehaw Lamar, for parliament to take late esseidseatien the whole subject of the adesinie tendon, segasisatiee maiseament, and regulation of that d o isartsasst: I. That the likens sad passable Welke. medal WWI* and eseeessedal elitudeges t teseea r tn e l l idled Meese eel all hesio seeatelea, eau be meet berraealeesly and &affably stateteleed by the smiting rid Imams ineweeurg Wee reedited ite free as the murky of the hisaiii rely elms Oa all rotations, lush, eon varlets rtstrictioes, delays, aid clews. 3. That, w • view to !meditate maritime intercourse between British and all foreign ports, end to effect a direct responsibility of duties end efficiency of saviors in regard to the senrity of the re venue and the quick despatch of the commercial and ship ping business of the United Kingdom, it "poems the follow lag-ehanges are absolutely necessuy First. A complete re form of the system of regulations, orders, and management of the Customs. Second. An abolition of the present ad ministrative organiation of appointments, and especially that of the board of eaunissioners. Third. That, for the purposes of responsibility of duties, the security of the revenue, and the quick and efficient dispatch at ship and their cargoes, an efficient re-arnagetnent of the personal organisation of the Customs department appears neces sary. 4. That, considering the effect which the car meat end the financial legislation of the United Kingdom have, at all times, upon the employment of the people, the .proepenty of the empire, sad the:public revenue and credit, it appease necemary to inquire into the prangs of the trade and navigation between the United Kingdom and foreign countries, and also between the United Kingdom and th.• Bratsk possessions abroad, in chiding India, from the bth day of January 1827, at the sth day_ot January, 1849. blscatmsoor, select committee, to consider the expo dienq, of altering the present system by which toile are levied on merchant "cash by the harbours of Ramsgate and Dover. _ _ . The o'o °mum Maws—Copy of a memorial dated Nov., 1847, and addressed to Lord Jo►o littasell, from the Roma& catholic archbishops and bishops of Ireland. and the elms apostolic of England sod Sootlsud, touching certain grisly moss affecting bet Majesty's Roston catholic soldiers ; and alsoths system of regimental educatios to whisk their chil dren are subjected. Mr. )In mo—To bring Wore the hoer the state ef ails arias is this country, for ths parpw of bete g4ap is a bill for the establishment of conoty asylums for jneenils Mr. Moors—That, as the legislature has fully determined to carry out a monetary system which will eventually and speedily reduce the prices of all property, produce, and labour, to the level of 1785, it is only equitable and expedient that the salaries of all government officers and servants, which were raised under the war system, be reduced to their °rioted amount. bir I). Nomaxre---fielect cthmaittee on elected boards fir the 111(lit of public works, and the substitution of electoral viaioao, unions, and combinations of unions for barocithand counties for all pue,thos of local taxation In Ireland. Bill for the establishment of a board of arbitration far the ascertainment of sad compounding for . rights de * ' interfere pending on leases, settlements, en, ;tic &e., - which with the industrial use of pro perty is Ireland. Mr. F.O'Cosisoz—Bill to appropriate a sufficient amount of land to each salsa workhouse in Great Britain and Ire. land, to employ the able-bodied unwilling idiom', and thereby enable them to sustain themeless and th eir families by thek own Isbour, instead of making them degraded paupers ; and further, that all profit from the labour of persons so employed after the support of selves and famdii s, shall be equitably distributed amongst the Inmates of such unions.—To move • resolution. that Ito member proposing any motion to the House of Commons shs 3 be allowed to ciocupy more time than forty minutes in proposing said motion, and twenty minutes in reply; and that an member, in dissuasion of said motion, shall be allowed to occupy more *ea kalf an hour. This rule to ba enf open all ques ti ons, excepting those of finance originat b the Cheasellee of the Exchequer.—Select committee to in quire We the screarel branches from which the revenue of tita washy Is raised, for the purpose of ascertaining the =- et each department, and to consider whether or no e large ruination may sot be made in the several offices in connexion with them several departments without any danger of Waring their efficiency.—Bill to tabs away the power of distress kola the Irish landlords in all oases when warts have art Wen of 99 years; and, in cases when tenants sow hell under lease at exorbitantly high rests, the rent besesketit shall bs regulated by a commission eppebased by the Court of Chancery, sad that an equilable sen tiaileden shall be given to the Courts al In amble the usistant barrister to adjudicate rilisraita between landlord and tenant, and from whom judgment the landlord shall have no appeal ; to consolidate the several stamp errs now In hue in Ireland ; and to Malt lish cheap aid seemeateat marls of registration.—To all the atemetisa e[** hem to the present mode of appointing select imesittme, sal %make sash alterations as wan ensure the ingwelality dikes@ tribunals—That no person holding ow GIMP under the mown or goer' nment, or receiving pate parts.. or wavy, obeli be eligible to be elected as a membe of pertimmat, exempt offish& attached to the several govern• lama departments.—ffisteet (amenities, to inquire into the whole question of has trade, with a view of ascertaining, e far as practicable, the ultimate effect that that measure likely to have upon the interests of the several clams. • Mr. 0880kNI—Bill to abolish church rates. Sir J. PALINOTON—BiII for the better prevention bribery andootruption at elections formemben of parlianteat Mr. Paaasole—Bil to enable • magistrate sitting • either of the metroppoolitan police courts, to indorse an th warrant of tmen', in certain cam of felony ani misdemeanor, a certificate that in his judgment it is me necessary to prefer an indictment against the prisoner; and in such oases to empower the clerk of the court at whirl such prisoner is to be tried to file an information whirl shall have the same effect as if an indictment hail been town by a grand jury; and also to make provision for supplyini I the prisoner, fess of expense, with a copy of the informatics and of the depositions whereon it is founded, together wit] each submenss for witnesses as he may require. t declare and explain the unaltered common law of England which pronounces as a rule that children under the age c discretion are sticapacss doli ; and also to make sup h poor aids for the treatment of juvenile offenders in confornsit with the principle and spirit of the common law, as experiene in this and other countries has proved that the existing stat of society requires. Mr. B.armasth—Bill for the exemption from legacy digit of charitable bequests, not to private individuals, but publi uodies. arettows-4elect committee, to inquire into an report upon the circumstances connected with the failure e the 13t. Pster'a parish Savings Bank, Cuff-street, city I Dublin, and on the frauds committed on the deposited therein.-Beleset committee, to inquire into and repoi upon the circumstances connected with the leveed(' lion instituted by the commissioners of stamps am I tem with regard to the conduct of Mr. Edward WoM, se Toyer of taxes for the City of London, and to compiler II " minute " made by such conimisaioners on the subject on 27th day of July, 1,847, and which was laid on the table the house on the 21st day of March, 1848. Alpo, that MI " minute " be printed. Mr. BADLIII—BiII to provide for the registration of birtl and deaths is Ireland.—That it Is expedient to provide by la for the better management of glebe lands in Ireland, and facilitate the gnu* of terminable leases for a fixed term years to the teasnt occupiers of sll such lands.—Bill to en stitute redeemable rent-charges for all leases of lands in Ir land terminable on the death of one or more persons, or c the expiration of a shoot term of years, in those cease where the party entitled to the lessee's Were* is not in the a tool occupation of at least one moiety of the premises d mused. Mr. floorr—aebet committee, to consider the politic mad Assissial reilliems eabeieg between this country as as enbamil piensesions oleo Edda wawa. Mr. P. atiors—letarno of the number of evictions es guild by writs of Haber* or otherwise, by or under tl orders of the shod& of the several menthe of Irelan within the last these years, up to the latest period for whil the asement can be lembred : And, from the one& unto in Ire:aed, of the mesabew of dwelling-bosses therein Us hawkpullel down, or left unoccupied by the *loth or tof their occupier, In the la* three yew up to the lad isseild to which the secount can be made up. Lord D. Srvater—Bid to limit the duration of polka= to the period of three years.—Select committee, to could the laws and meta* relating to fire insurance, sad A various inventions for the preservation of lite and pryer from amides% by fire, and to report their opinion tlistreup to the house. Mr. B. Towns—BM to enable all electors is cities a chidhs, henries (be the time being) tin municipal in e,o vote for the return of usesatosza to serve in peril moot. Mr. Woriznotrene—Tohrirag under the considers** the house the question, both of the Injustice and inexpeellen of continuing, for an indefinite period, the present high re of two shillings and orneyeses charged on the bushel ens% under the altered eircuenstaecee is which that queeti4 is now about to be placed by the entire removal of eve species of restraint on the import of every species of foe grain under the Corn Imported= Act of 1816. Mr. 8. WOIITLIT—BiII for amending the Act 5 & 8 194 e. 64, so fares reLstestonearrieses within certain dope of sanity. Mr. WYLD-7321 to extend the riOt of election of men bets to serve in parliament in England, Wales, and Iks land, to all stale persons paying Lissome or property tax. CAPTURE OF A FolOSIL—The Votaries, just arrive from Newforuidbuid, Ms brought home a grimier, who ea hissed( (Melly, bet whose real name is Norton. ha bet one of des two ease who forged a cheque ea the Member Bank isms menthe ap Meths ammat M 3,0001. aced %mar Norma was at St. John's, together with the oth may Illrendielff. The latter, however, made his moos frosa i Assia beta. the ship sailed. 1,6001. war toned 11. 0• MM., two gold watches whisk hi been MlNX hues ht slargo Cl Mr. Neel, chief coastal of St. Isiss. Thu rinser will be conveyed to Mancini tor examisatina. Tars MaNTJFACTORII4O DISTRICYL—A conespc dent writes Ma Chesterfield Them is as active asp& meat for all beads is the mean isstaring &trims. Leicester and Nottingham, and in this dieMiet, labour mareely to he had. I hem Womble reverts teas Cl quartos. It is very different from what we leave experisni for tke lost two pan. I think I may awls yea that i viatica of the Wag friths maps ie now esttlad. Rao ti are geaerally pad, and will he well seemed. Most of wheat and a large part of the oats, even span the NIX soma or eat. Although I understood the Visot a heavy me is aim klaidem gemeally, as s large. Than is a good premise of tomMs winter. Potatoes leave, mare or Ws, trird^nrfn d are wan than they were two years ego.' _