The Express. — London, England, 1847-07-14 00:00:00

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UMW pat gebi =MIK elib ye= id Jerald la fre= debt lever ; a r ad 34 . 16,1211,64ar1yei TorciAzio)Bll.l4. _ . HZ sew TOOTH-BRUSII, nods oa the most perigie. Iheroghly thrift borer Os teeth when il eo awl ark ri parrs the refer iron wend ereorwort Iltte lOW* aierll bermes the door talk that the Inventors reldol apes min It Ilme relboiek roe, therefore AA for It lee That roe, retell eiol froberel r rider, viz.: tuna/zed stet, mark T. P. W.. No. 1 MK No. 2 ler herd. No. 3 . 0 , 144 1 1 0 ig. 4 oft : the wren terry mirk T. P. N.. No. 5 hard, No. 6 le•ge tnlddllni. No. I aft. These Introltabk brad. , are only t o bad at R O SS and SON'S, WO sod 110, Blehopecate.eareet. and they 'rent the heir never to come oat, at lA. each, or ten per clones, In ten: awl 30. each, or 21,. dozen, In Ivory. their double linvemtre NAI L BRUSH. per on the mune prince*. penetrattre .4er nail without Injury to the quick. )OWLAND'S ODONTO, or PEARL I) DINT !MCP.. a whit* Powder for the Teeth, awdwinded of lawn &dent . and nag reoberabl Inandlesh d tr Odeadel ikeleL It Wear from the Walk ammo watt et Welplawl ▪ eed pmenven the sumel. kiperting We nere the =brd • eldtarea sad Om wen= end peetime le • sanwend hes the pas, sad • Waft Maw and • en find, me dna re WE& W bead ane One einared Arta in t o seetti 4... Pelea fa IL par Ins..-0.61 WA. Romano god BON, London: end W ell dein and fordemem OUIDS TO sIi=MTH AND LONG LIFE Peke IA reek by pea, la mge, la. M. )(THAT TO EAT, DRTNIL, AN D AVOID, r v (With /net fable. for MI Comalelnia) 2. HOW TO BE IPPIr " Jumada Vlrses."--Cle. It Is maleaded that abm.trelbe ear Mem. aad silmle. are d oar own mob as by airalms *r ai ses* =Wed sr a w = 2.12000 ccalratell ism emi M ammo& De me ebelemen midis realslmel M Uwe mamba Me Heed arm el um. nimeamim. *WM. rad belloillea may be amid le b3 =t aii—shavwd, Mossointor-rovt• Mem. PO, P. lbeeialreet ; Corralho.l4l', ; Nada. In. wiled...Ml Ikea Dm Me Author, 10, Aran-PIM lIMWOMweI- LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Fouß 'oCLocK. SECOND EDITION. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF M. TESTE. Paris journals of y esterday, together with our usual tters, have been received. The meet strange investigation in progress before Le French oourt of peers proceeds, and each day is irked by the development of events more and more itraordinary. It is impossible to convey an adequate Rion of the intense interest with which the pro- edings are regarded, or of the painful curiosity hich is manifested as the accused are conducted to sir places. Every eye on Monday looked for M. ellapra, whose return had been rumoured the pre ding day, and presence at the bar of the chamber was sifidently expected. The letters of Mad.Pellapra and enclosures, the letter of her husband to her on his , parture from Paris, together with the several notes of Teste, were listened to in profound silence. As e evidence gradually brought the truth to light, and the guilt seemed by every fresh testimony to come user and clever to M. Teste, that person evinced the moat coolness and the most unflinching self-paws on, examining and cross-examining the witnasiss ith all the dispassionate adroitness of a cotutssi ting as the fee'd advocate of a third party. At a rising of the court at six o'clock M. Testa, against hour such a mass of unexpected evidence had been 'ought, appeared to be the least affected individual L that crowded hall. The bewildering doubts in which the report of the roceedings and the air of confident innocence of the xused left the public were soon destined to be die. tiled, and this curious drama was to receive an =- semen (knottemene. At half-past eight o'clock in ie evening of Monday , the report of firearms was card to issue from the apartments in the Liman surg, occup an d by he pnsoners. The 'maw charge the t guards instantly rashed the rooms, and found that M. Teets had :tempted suicide with pistols, but without seems. appears that he first placed a pistol in his mouth id mapped it, but it missed fire. Provided with a mud he placed the mouth of the barrel close against is breast and discharged it. The ball under these rcumstitnces seems not to have acquired force tough to enter the body. It fell to the ground, ?rely leaving a black mark on the waistcoat and le skin, but without producing any contusion, as as incorrectly stated in some of the published siounts. The Chancellor, the grand referendary, and ie members of the committee of the chamber ap- Dieted to conduct the trial, were immediately sum toned, and the commissary of police of the district, well as the prefect of the police, attended. The pro near-general- and the police authorities made a roc verbal of the transaction. M. Teste was ordered tbe kept au secret, with proper precautions against 57 repetition of the attempt at self-destrue- GIL The only person who visited M. Testa tier his retirement to his apartment yester sy was his son, who is a member of the Cham er of Deputies. This circumstance has given se to the report that the loaded pistols were supplied to him. A report is mentioned in 's paper, that as he was keying the court ' o li tel y evening, he was heard to exclaim " Je cis en homme perdu ?" We have given elsewhere a resuml of the pre ceding' of the court on Tuesday, which were f course cut short by the events of the preceding Light On being summoned to attend the court, 4. Teete declined acknowledging the unanswerable Mare of the proof against him, and, in substance, reusing that he accepted the wages of corruption. Abe act of corruption by Pellapra , _ and the omplicity of G enera l C u bieres and M. Parmentier as not denied by their respective advocates, and merely appealed to the clemency of the court. At he time oar oorrespondent closed his despatches the enteace of the court had not been declared. ==l court of proprietors, held at is Ise this day, a resolution, passed innbasody by dr wart at direcuirs, granting an tri 07 of 1,0001. to Major-General Sir George G.C.8., was agreed to. The Cambria, Captain Judkins, arrived at Liverpool rerday, at 10 a . m . H er d ates are—City of Mexico, In . 2 ; Vera Cruz, June 16; Tampioo, June 17; Brazos, June 18; New Orleans, June 21 ; Bouton, hue 21; H a lif ax , J u l y 3. Th e Cambria brought • and among them the Hon. R. Paken himrlreterltialt mininter at Washington. Captain Wood, of the steamer James L. Day, who reached New Orleans on the 21st of June, having left Vera Cruz on the 18th, states that information had been received there before he sailed, that Generals Stott and Worth, with the main body of the army, had advanced as far as Rio Frio, without op poeition, and were met at that place by a deputation from the capital with proposala ler peace. Giptain Wood bad not hosed what the nature of than= n ame was, bat their tenor was such that Bent attend to swept then, and resolved to peek on top This inibersation rests spot the tia supement of Captain Wood, who gives no The information received at New Orleans on the 20th, only brought down the dates front Jalapa to the Bth, and from Puebla to the 3rd of June. The reason why more recent intelligence was not forwarded is not stated, but may have been the interruption of communications by guerilla pulls& The Americans had, however, begun with three parties in good earnest, and were in a fair way to give a satisfactory account of them. The Mexican partisan who ren dered the read from Vera Crux to Jalapa insecure, were attacked at Puente Nacional, by nal Cad wallader and Captain Bainbridge, on the 9th of June, while hovering round an American convoy with money and stores, and entirely defeated. Oen. Cad wallader, at the latest dates, was steadily following up his advantage. Capt. Walker started on the morning of the Bth of June from Perote, for the inte rior, to commence the work of retaliation against the guerillas. He speedily sent in 19 of them along with an alcalde. According to the.. lees recent but more particular accoanta, General Scott was at Puebla with 6,000 men, 600 waggons, and 5,000 horses and mule*, and determined to remain there till he was reinforced. He had broken up the garrison at Jalapa, Dent the sick and stares to Peyote, and opened a road from Perot* to Tampere. It was even reported that he bad sent orders to transfer the government from Vera Cruz to Tuspem. No certain intelligence had been received of the result of the Mexican presidential election. An attempt at a prceunciamento had been made at Mexico by Gomez Faria's partisans, but it was put down easily by Buatamente. Santa Anna had a second time tendered his resignation of the presidency and of the command of the army ; but congress had acted upon neither offer. About 20,000 men, the wreck of all armies, were gathered between Mexico and Rio Frio. The Capt Wood already mentioned states, on the aa thority of the pilot of Tampico by whom he was boarded, that an attack from theXexicans waa expected there. The Mexicans were said to be 1,500 strong in thel neighbourhood of Tampico on the evening of the 12th of June ; and some of the inhabitants were believed to bo not averse to rise; there had been a good deal of skirmishing between General Taylor's men and the Mexicans about Corralne. The idea of an immediate advance upon St. Lois had been given up, at least in the beginning of June. President Polk was engaged in a tour through the northern states of the Union. He left New York on Monday the 28th of June • reached Hartford the same day ; Boston on Tues day; Lowell on Wed nesday. Throughout his " progress " the chief magistrate of the Union encountered a cordial and re spectful welcome. From Halifax (Nova Scotia) we learn that the high-sheriff had issued his notices for the nomina tion of candidates for the county and township, at 10 A.M. of the 29th of July. The poll is to take place, if demanded, on the sth of August. ~~~ AMERICAN MARKETB„ New Toex, JuNe 20.—F1.01711.—A ilkeeldielkle decline he. take place in browbeat/leder the depeetene et Om ekemer of the lisle Indent. At that thee Weaken Ceml deer reaped kemlldola. 7.3 e. to II =le. Male dee antral of the Clemheiepelme Moe to 6 delk. 87fe. to 7 le. kr and = "n ald 7 dole. 120. to 7 die. M9B4.kr doOmem l2s,le. at Midi Lep lMlldpe tales knee WS and The lammikeas tide merstag me met be even led kakis deme. Ileudant Isar im del et dein 25e. Rye Saar he Uhl at 8 dela be Ye. PM. (ken meg la fair demand, M 4 does. Me. hr Mew Taft Mak mil f dale. far New Jersey. The market is wed Mk idle mirk The Wee Mme the 76th smoke to 1 shaft ellen le lea for Northern yellow, ke. kw Weans (Oak Me. to Make mbedlets. The make of wheat hare eke be =linen% mil 'Men kw Peen way. Wel of white Ohio are maim et 1 del. Ni. leases may be weed at I dol. 75e. • me& of mew eked Sem Charlestaa err ealdlited yesterday, and 48111mielf Mimi at dela., without Dike a pm chaser. Rye le bid at Ike. pm 88 km. Isiekh fee. Yale. per 46 We. The clef Y (heed Drub dose ke let deptirehm, 1848, are se klirmfg--Thesk barrels, 2,1114124 ; men meel, 691,690; wheat, bad" 2,241,9117 ; oink 14,714041 ; eak 411.461; barley, 219.714. hold= are km dike erg my was pork .r mode at HI We to IS deb. lie.; sot d u e et U deb. ilia $1 U deb. No. Mime sae beef 21/ dein. Ms. to ads. Ma. deg= are okay, Ink dented Ile lest eat is of bide. Cube. at no. to 71e. ; lee do. St. Croix, at 7A . a 7 ; dre Mi. Cabe Mumankdo, 54 64 ; 703 Mk Peek ben 6to j ; 30 lams Mike Havana. 7f a tee.; sad MS boxes Brews do. at 6a71 e. Collke la arm 400 legs WIWI sold at 61 • 100 by Java at 9;100 dia.° at 91e. ; 100 Mlle likOmps, 7f ; 1,300 . d. Beal, 7 to 74, 4 sm. ; and IN bap fkllemilige at lie. rash. Yuman To Llmepol dream J4l. per A.; loved b. to IL ed. ber !palm led. Ylld. per WWI Tr= 3s. IL be L. 9d. par tel. he lbw. sml eller media; In prepertlen. lb Howe, mentielp kr mama lei per tent pm lb.; km, 7 5 a. Dear Ohl.; perbeild ; dam • dol. to 10 doh per ton. Meer 'nee Milne Y Ibrelen exchange have been to a kr mak se ahembet at 4 Isar mat mem as = 111=aeles, meld itlinf.—P to eeke--Tbe M &Meek dembeage =deg were net marks. Tmesmeg Ike" Pk meld at leff ; renagkenla rivea, Impend I ; WM Died laid= w eed r ehm r elegles M r ittiek U par era . girai r iss.: B •l l Ott Paan i, ali a =. 391; Oe MI Dimes, M. The Meek Weer Bank W Wiwi4 46 4 a par ant manses the et /sip The gommerettentmityhmadvanselketistlhodzyearlembet Wawa of Hanemsky, will he mdeempi peemletke epee all bet limeley In Await AU bonds then pima& d art pesmeled ter will awe to beer per mat bleareat, eel ad! ease that day =n intend of 4 per ant pes annum, lentil elied ter payment Buirraw, .1171 k NI —now ela *an. and .1. my 2; 303 Mk. Midi good kaiak Wile Chk, were add at I delawa s te $6 els miss et lON WA& Wakes Mask Mk m mdmeteed. MOW While Weigle eeri e = at and pdlow wlllk ewe New Tila be do. et VI le Ob. lbe 61•61666661 dull; wkiag aka. Woo to pro visions. The nebb Wing the presidia 04 how were Wet as Wows: Geer lI,W Ws.; whom, le ,MI Whale; am% 101,000 beads. WNW M. • whist. IM PsuJDnpmd, Join 1.--ato nes we rather Itsavy, eking melded ekeae In Flees. 1,600 dole. tailed States' Tawny Mai 14 ml. at WI. !lour /6 very quiet; weetern limb Nee hit et a doh. 734., Mama sake to any extent; earn meal le emmind at 4 dole Inn; rye Soar, 3 deb. 130.; wheat= quiet at 1 di. 4k.; Ar good re wawabases ; 1.690 tone, Palma, al 91e.. ell sake of embies nee at 45e. ; 200 bales opined skim et 14a to 13e., cale ; grand= end parked are without meenment; Mekkey sold st le 69e NET °mamas, Jvies 21.--Balto of mate ea the 19th, 1,100 halm WM aMid t lee the Nardi ;se damp f prkea dada and wham emir! le Mall tnaseelime. du 1,000 Ohle. MI dela. Me.; NI 1111aeM et 1 adh M.; 150 Illinois, at 8 deb. M.; sod Ifilres. at 7 dein Me. Mika firmer and many holden enfiloily dalmtme 7 deb. tear OW Was. Wheat: . Bales 1.4841 who esdrkti s ei 411 . 8 . MaLl 7 g . tt 4:t d , t a s r o :Ir k NS at 11119.. Oste Sdsa e =tilek„ d a re., and 2,000 et lad: line, 1044, at 9a; pltirftylapairole,.4.,Hatern24;,. Dr rMe rate` Ni helm, dew et SA Mb. Ni =imams, M It e. Wm, delen 1,200 Mids. reharear tee Wray ter lbw York at 18e., and a mhiphrliempool at IN. far COM IBOdiat foe the mane port, at tar altos. Wassia.--.terUng, te per me. .; New Toth, 80 days, If he Ma; eight, Ito f. Market . y quiet. Drraorr, Jules W.—Bowles of all kinds dun. In the few =RIM dun wee nothing doing. We oink (Idols. to 6 dol. 120. Wheel : Them is no wheat wain a. The miller offers I doh for pa; Int he so haestd MEW Dr some tea da back. Corn Is esker en drab eke dep. ys 18e. seems to be all buyers will Mee at present we moths mew IMO traumatic.= at this home. An arrival from South Australia supplies us with files of the Adelaide Observer to the 13th of February. The abstract of receipts and expenditure of the government of the colony, for the quarter ending 31st December, 1848, u published in the government Closeted is gratifying. It exhibits a clear surplus of 8031. Ba. 11d., after providing for every kind of ex penditure, fixed and incidenfal, and making repay ment of the large sum of 6,0001. borrowed from the Land Fund. The total receipts for the quarter amounted to 15,5491. Is. 10d.; and the total expendi ture to 14,7451. 12s. 11d. GENOA, JULY 6.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company most generously offered, am you are aware, to convey the body of Mr. O'Connell gratuitously from Genoa to Dublin, together with fifty mourners who would be brought here for the purses of accompanying the remains. The Montrose steamer acconlingly arrived here for the purpose ; and ample fends were, I understand, transmitted to cover the expenses of removing the body to the ship with becoming pomp. A special messenger was also sent out by the committee of management at Dublin, to superintend the removal ; but although the vessel remained to the latest possible moment, Mr. O'Connell's son had not yet arrived from Rome, and thus the Yastrow has sailed, and the body of this grad man still lies is its obscure chapel. This inexplicable delay has created eoneiderable stymie. at Genoa. —Correspondent of Morning Chronicle. AN ODD ADVIRTIUMIDIT.—A New York paper publishes the following:—" A young lady, perfectly compe -1 tent, wishes to form a class of ag mothers and nurse*, end to instruct them in the art of to infants in such manner as will interest and please them. COMMERCIAL ef MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Cloek.—The improvement in exchange at New York, brought by the Cambria, has had a favourable effect on the funds this morning. The rates made for bills on London for the steamer were 1084 to 4, with an expectation that they would still go somewhat higher. The Con tinental exchanges were however yesterday still in decline, and lead to the apprehension of the exporta- - „//, (fri3rtA t No. 272.] LONDON,WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 14,1817. [3d. tion of the preihnisseloia-le sum eutusli. sew leas they should remover dm* the rear course of adverse commercial halms, being or turning more in favour of this country. Camels are now, and have been all the leming, with seasselp a variation, 881 to e for mom/ NA the 16th, without, however, much activity of holm Reduced Threes, 881 to 9. Three-and-a-Cineelse pee Cents., 901 to I. Exchequer Bills, 1 la. to 13a. premium. Bank Stock, 196 to 7. The propositions transmitted by Mr. Resdersea from Madrid, on the part, as understood, at Salamanca, the minister of finance, for the re-composition of the Spanish debt, by the conversion of the whole of it into a three per mt stock, with a deduction of 16 from 135, the mount of the bonds with coupons in arrear, are the suldect of anxious discussion, previous to the meeting ofdholders tomorrow to decide upon them. The Gibe does not seem to be favourably viewed ; in fact, patios cannot understand what more secure guaran tees can be offered fir the payment of reduced divi dends hereafter than what they now possess, or rather ought to pantos. The bonds are, therefore, not so well held this morning, the Fives having declined to 22 toe ; the 'Threes, 30e to le. Portuguese, 30 to 1. Mexican, 19 to e. New Domed*, 19 to I Dutch Two.and-a-Half per Crate., 67e to 8 ; the Fours 90 - to t ' Tqaatier, tT to 1. This is settling-dory, suit therefore the chief business is the making up accounts. ANGLISZ =NM INN INN. 1M T 1 917:0=94 kr. !It k I Fr MI 9 R 01. Cowl. assa„ . 9 . l9 ixtberer s 4ll 4 la. I 11. 14. ► i jot Ot. ptr Ot..tottrioa Donis. Oa per Ct. Bolgiao Hood.. N 6 Id pot C. ditto, M tCt Drasillaa 1143..ni 46 Ditto Dew, 61136 Fr Ct. Dorm Ayres Di 10,311 liNtio DD., PI 3 DIM Ooltoott D.C. Btla., It 3 Otionitio=kir D 43, _ipso OL Wo o SI pot 03 Daub Pio, 1176 3 N CL Corto. DWI. le I 7861, p • aDL a Own. Muria BY., Womb Warred yam.. se I pa Ct. Iluicu. INC II • per Q. Petuvlaa U Perturee On, la.. IQ I ppßCt.lmam /112. , 110 It DlWSpealibMy n pow ot. memo /M. 1 18 Spada 1160.1•4 11N. . ... Spot& Fwd. DU.. I per CI. Tiatutla DU, 76 611 Vmemikt upierBB.: la.. II u RAILWAYS.—This is settling-day and name-day in the share market ; business is consequently slack, the dealers being engaged in the arrangement of ac counts and transfers. 6ALEB EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prim will be found In last page). Bir. k Oxford la., 171 1 Midland, 129 Bit., Wolv., & Dudley, 154 I Do. 401. shares, 464 Bic, Wol., & Stour I aL, 81 Do. 501. aborts, 101 91 Caledonian, 29 1 Newe. said Berwick, Del Chester & Holyhead, 20 1 Do. New, 71 E. Counties, 201 11 Norfolk, 123 Do. Peru. 5 per Cent., No. 2,1 p Do. New 201., 81 Do. York Eaten., 7 Do. Extension, 101 E. Lanesahlre, 191 N. British Halves, 131 Do. New Extra. Scrip, 11 Do. Quarters, 41 Exeter, Teoril, & Dora., 11 1 N. Staffordshire, 1014 Groat Western, 121 20 Preston and Wyre, Do. Halsey, 70 Royston and Hitcher; 11 I Do. Quarters, 201 4 Shrews. & Dir., Clan A, 3 Do. New 174 sic, 104 1 Do. do. 9,244 Leeds and Bradford, My B. Btaahrdahlre, 1 I d Lie., Mon., & Newe. In., 1 South Wales, 114 Lon., Bright.. &8. Omit, 541 54 West Riding Union, 1 Do. Only. 5 per CL, 91 York and Newcastle, 374 Lon. & N. W., 180 Do. Extenrlos, 164 Do. Qrs. - New, 124 Do. Pref.. 124 4 Do. Fifths, 174 York and N. Midland, la 61 Do, 101. six, M.& B. (C), 74 Do. Pref., 154 1 Lon. & B. W., 68 4 Boulogne & Amiens, 151 Lynn aid Derebain, 191 Namur and Liege, 6 * Leeds Qrs., 171 Paris and Orleans, 494 LIVERPOOL SALES, Jets IL There was a slight improvement yesterday in the share market. Ches. & Birkenhead, 404 K. Loneeshire, 1 d Do. New &trip, par Clmat B. and W., I d Mwort. & Csrltale, 66 L. wad N. W., 174 9 Do New Qrn, 101 p DO. Mos. O. J ), 161 p I Mi*.ap6 _law& (311. th.), a d par It& MY (late W. R. U.), par In Sip Man., Mr& & Lino Qrs. (No. 1, late Grad thilos. & Shot), 2 345. N. d 10 Do. :11and, 127 54 New 4 p B. E. and Dover, 0 Do. New (No. 4). I d Neweeetle end Berwick New, St p York & Newcastle Pref., 4 p Birk., Lea., &Chen J., if. 9d. d Mr. end Oxford Janedoo, 74 p Bleekburnaltheroe,&N.W., 24 a Huddersfield C. & IL, 13 1 p Do. Mtn.. p L - ed. end Minsk,df d Do. Pref., d Berth fitafitrashire, 21 1 p Northern Counties Ca, d Shrews. & Bina. (W. lb. id. eh., B), Id Shrews., Ounrete-, & Meet. New, P Lir., Crosby, & Boutlipert,22a9d.p S. York, Done., Onole, Ash, Not., &800 & F.J., 1 7.16 d Birk., Loa, and Cho.. Jo., HU. k Oxford Jo., p aith , N.W.P tenref., 2S p Z. Dainties York Ea., a d E. Lancashire New, i 3 d Do. New fkaip, 1.16 p Groat Northern, 1i d pu Hod. k Kan. R. 8, C., 11 p Do. Thirds, p Leeds k Think Prot, I d Lew, Man., k Bfr,Qrs. (C), 6 p._ lIAL6B, iCLT IS. Ilan. & Leeds 321. lob Eaten., pr Man.lk Leaden/1611(We W.8.U.), 1.16 4 p Nan., &bet., & Line. Quarters No. 1, 2 p Ilan., OW. lk Line, 34 4 d N. Staffordshire, 711 9-14 p Oldham Alliance, 1-164 Preece & Wyre Halves B, 0.16 p S. E. & Dover, No. 4, 7.164 8. 'fat-, Doncaster, he., 4 d SALES, it'Ll 13. of business was traneacted ; sellers preponderated. Shrews. & Wm. (A), Ss. 9d. tt (B), 1 4 Shropshire Union, If i d S. Staffordshire, I d Only a modente — ans - ona . t =were still lowering, and & N. W., 180 Birin.,WoL, & Bt Vol., 1136.9 d. p N. Staffordshire, p Oat, Coy., & Barton, li p Little business was done,l; wen aided barely sustained Lll New, 15. d Ids Dewsbury, 31 3 p Mira New, 3 d Lab mad Malt I Pref. 13e. d Wait "Mime V. par s. p LES, JULY 13. iires in which transactions We prices. N. British Quarters, fie. 6d. p N. Staßordshire, 21 p North Wedero, 241. Do. Thirds, 112 s. $6. p iM.Y IS. b., Not., Boston, Mork_ D orth erw., ern, k Bohm, 21 d Grist N Man.& Leer* W.R.U. ,613.6d.825. N. British Ext. Scrip, b. ed. p N. iiiito;ikare, 4 a 8. Yorksia B fre, Dam, Sr Ooole, 2s. 641. York & Nee. PreL, 4 p YORK SAL E. Counties (York Et.), 4. 18a.11d. CIL Northern, 41. 31.4 d. 41.4 e. Newcastle &Bemis& New, 71.145. Turk kNewe. New, 161 De. Peet., 121. L, JCL?' IS. forth British Third; 111. lii. V. I" M. Do. QM, 44 4L 9s. M. Do. Batmi," ICI.* 12. Do. New, 40e. Dundee and Perth, S3I E. Lothian Central, Ms. Edia. & Bathgate, el rain, Leith, ho., Qr.., 13a. Edln. & North. New, 700. &Uzi. andieicet New, 52h 6d. Great Northern, 575. 565. 6d. N. British Qrs., Inked. 91s. Do. New CtreiSerk, 156.191.16 e. Do.ll6rds, 52e. Si kl. Scottish Central, 271 GLASGOW a Caledonian New, 40e. 40e. ed. Ban India, 3.. 4. 9d. Gina., Dam., .nd Carli sle, 51, 7e. 51. as. Jrz . .7 11 Bart f;tilailamatrai, 38. 6d. OL 8. of Madraa, la. dd. la. 9d. Nan. and Booth. New, 21.9 d. ns. Beans. Oran& Amnon, 19. PRODUCE.—MINCING-lAMF, Hot/-past Two.— There has not been a public sale of Sugar today; the market baa been steady. Seined, luml ith p 5 .6:. to 59e. Coffee of fine quality sold in public sale p ries" Ja maica, 1160. to 130 s. Inferior cod ordloary mars sold without spirit.—lndigo The sale ham progrand to-ilay rather heavily, and yesterday's prier lam best with diflSculty sustained.—Cotton steady.—Ram dull ; prod Leeward', 2s. Bd. to 2a. %I.—Pimento of good quality "WM bd.—Pepper. Very good, heavy, clean Emma sold in pat& sale 21 to 21. Rice : 600 bags Italian were eared and bought in at 116.6 d. In other articles no sluratias. Dons rum a Iss, or 1647 so LAM wasz. London 13,801,003 Lirerpool Bristol .. 131,06 Clyde 16,039,634 ism tia . bs IOIS 18,063,831 srrr sue am meet TO Lem wm. cwt. Loma" Uworpsak sell the Clyde 2,634,477 To the nor paned ha yew 2,161,362 borer" 00AL8.-ITalf-post Two.—Tho following are the : Eden Main, 17s. Bd. ; West Hartley, 17s. Bd, ; Valr sill i Ead Haswell , 18s. 9d.; Walls End Hatton, 18s. Bd. ; Walla End Lambton, 18a. ; Wall. End Stewart's, 18e. 6d. ; Walla End Tees, 18s. 3d.-48 skips at market CORN.—MARK-W4ll.—Ws have but short sup plies of English Wheat; of kreign the receipts amount to about 11,600 quarters. We experienced a good demand for the latter article at the extreme rates of Monday last. The buyers were chiefly merchants and raillery Ikon the north of England. Barley and Peas withered in ♦alue. Oats met • fair retail demand, at improving prime. Beans were 2s. dearer. . . ----• The following ars Mowdoes quotalioal : BRITISH. pot Quuter. Hour, Taws sad Kent, red 72 to 74 to 79...whIto i nfto 79 to 94 Norfolk and Suffolk. 70 to 74 to 79... do 72 to 74 to 79 Talavera (Eimer or Babb) 77 to $3 Comb. k Lln., rod. 73 to 73 to 77 . whits.— 74 to 53 to 39 Northumb. and Scotch do. —to —... d 0...... to —to Irith do HT. BAJLLZT, IS OD 42..411101154 44 ill alli 410 BUM WWl' a le 111 MALT 61 to 72 Ink pole. 24 to 21 °a"' Intro ted Poise& HI to We Od. a Bad— roma 30 to kle Od...potato 31 le NOM Berwick St Scotch feed 27 to 222 Od...polato 211 10 NEM DM teed 24 to 21e Pi. bleak.. II to 2222 Ditto potato 32 to $l, Pau, Dz . 43 to 34e Od..asapie 4ll to 22 to — — Whit. &Stolid. = 1 55 to II Busk liuspa. ST to Sk .11d Si to 41...01d 41 to 42 Harrow 41 te 42 Alla 44 to 48 ..old 48 to 411 Tim, New Owing to --wow winkle to --old to Barw, Now 4O to 42 LINSKID Cam, per thalami 112 106. to /13 Oa. P wan w swab. nove. Tont-nude, dallverad 60 to 63.. AN household 03 to 30 MGM art @EMIL. 49 to 55. white 3O to 37 Neghantlerhaid, Lamle, and Yorkshire grim awl ILant FOREIGN. 'Omar. DWI* mg ... 70 W 7 6 ... 1 r — to 78 sad Stattia. law Old AAR sod Hanitigh 7O to 72 Itwint.. . i:414; ... .... 63 W 71—Fgyptlaa 64 to to Drabs midw OREM bard to —...Wt . . to Candlea. to .Awilrollen..... 66 to 73 Roo Rawarr i lhadlng .................. ..... -. If to 40...411444112n. 42 to 46 1 . 140,001 •••-...... ......... .. ....... 17 to tri...Loortitoo ...... — Oars. loin . 24 to W Pansmola mg IlWalmil gwallakt and Drib — 2 l to 25 Frlawing wil Deli Owl Me Eraw ........ —to load BSA" tick. to —...01d, 4O to 42 Small -- — to .old. 46 to 48 F 44796149....— Uto 34 .Taaosay — to PR; rt ;T ait. . ... 4$ to 30 hailers B4 to 56 Tow, old —lo way —to --large ..... . —to -- LDISZED, Baltic salami= 44 tO 44 to 47 Wolltarrewns and Odom- 47 to 49 to It Rarsane 40 to U. Itasponed 34 to U Baran.° Duow,kwotd=tall. g 3 10. to I $ 13. Loma,. Coco. Dulit end g 9 10. to SW 10. late and Ainatiout 4CIO Ito. to SI 1 10. Roos, Ar et 1941t0. 34 to 37 Deli . .......... ... ........ .... 33 to 33 Comas .. 34 to 96 hawk Per ark of 199114., nee ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 12t1 JULY TO 14th IDLY. Morley I by 20 I Oa Floor, 1,220 sects ; 14,180 Malt Low Dow Avid4ono. Wbest„ Ha. Id.; bar 184. 3d. ; bow, 104 9d ; per, 334. ltd. 11171.11L1L AVERAGES. quirteia: — Ma 4d.; oats, Cliest.lßarley.l Oat. I Eye. Bum. Paw May II ... ... Idis MIAs Sd Sed 3473. , lld 39, 19d39. 3d Jose I ... ... • 10433. 3d 35s 11d7ts 341111 s . i I, ... ... Us 10d 32. Od!34s Iddis 14137. Midi id 19 .... ... Is 74 32s Id 33s 9MOs 11 37, 6.1 3111 led Id ~. ... Is 4d 02s 44.12. 114.44 s 11 37s fk1 1 37, Od July 3 ... ... is Id Ms 11d132. 10.3:115s O&M. 9d136. ed 11 weeks* Ais. Aver. 0403. 4431. 4.1 , 70• 04107 s 11030 e 3d Maw are oo duties on Fordes Grids.) lux :4 lune 11. 101 5. 99 10 91 7 91 4 OA 10 37 1 Paestum, JOLT 13.-Wheat a abort supply, which sold from 4s. to 6.. per qr. higher. Barley, 2a. per qr. dearer. Oats were up Is. per qr. ; in Beans and Peas no alteration. HULL, JULY 13.-With the exception of occasional thunder showers, we have again been (secured with a week of splendid weather; the last three or four days remarkably hot; the wind westerly, and a steady barometer would lead one to hope for its continuance. All our reports speak favourably of both the Wheat and spring corn crops, and potato disease appears very partial. The trade gradually re• covered during the week from the depressed prices previously existing, and which were mainly caused by large arrivals and pressing of sale by some parties from ship rather than land. The quantity of good fresh useful Wheat, such as is usually in demand by ii the millers at this time of the year, and which they tepee need just now to compete with American Flour, forms an exceedingly small proportion d I the late arrivals, and however liberally we may be supplied with inferior Wheat, Spring Corn, and Rye Meal, there ap pears no longer doubt that tine Wheat is to rule scarce until the new mop is available. There was a public sale of Rye Meal last Wednesday; only some small lots were disposed of, at Is. 6d. per stone (121. per ton). The parcel (300 tons) is held at this figure, which is rather too high: at 101. 10.. per ton there are buyers. Prejudice alone prevents this article coming into general use ' • mixed in equal proportions with sound Wheaten Flour it makes a most excellent, nutritious loaf. There was but a scanty supply of Wheat from the farmers to-day, and cur millers, being low in stock, were rather keen buyers at 3.. to 4s. per quarter more money. The advance on foreign was still greater upon the low rates offered hat week, but at which there were few sellers. Oats do not improve so much as Wheat, though they are fully Is. to 2a. dearer to-day ; there are buyers, but no longer sellers at the needlessly low prices of last week. In Beans and Peas nothing doing. TM. late arrivals of the former, chiefly from Egypt, have gone into . No alteration in Lin seed ; the sale is limited to few parties. The demand for Linseed Cakes is quite equal to the quantity sow making. Our quotations for Rapeseed and Rape Cakes are nominal. The following are the present prices of grain: Wheat, red, 70s. to 765. ; white, 76e. to 80s. ; Dantzic, 76a. to 845. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 725. to 78s. Barley, malting, 40s. to 42a. ; griading, 365. to Os. Oats, Danish, 22e. to 265. ; Russian, 26e. to 28s Beans, 4.5 e. ; foreign, 38e. to 445. ; Pea., white and yellow, 50s. Linseed, crushing, 36e. to 48e.; feeding, 48s. to 62a. Rapeseed per 10 qn., 26/ Lin seed, Cakes, English, per ton, 101. 6e. • foreign, 81 . . to 91. Rape Cakes 6/. Imports from the' 3rd July to the 9th July inclusive : Wheat, 14,52. Oats, 1,907 ; Beans, 118 ; Linseed, 687; Linseed Cakes, 220, LIMOS, JULY 13.-Our arrivals of grain are email this week. There is a good sale for fresh Wheat to-day, at en advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr. from Friday. Barley nominal- Oats, Shelling, and Beans each rather dearer. Weather continued fine. Arrivals this week: Whest, 2,986 qrs. ; Oats, 1,312; Barley, 686; Beam, 2,329; Rapeseed, 546. LIIGHTON Hozzatto, JULY 13.-For the time of year a fair supply of Wheat offering; and a tolerably good business doing, at about ss. per load advance over last week's rates. For spring grain there being no demand, we must quote prices nominally the same as last week. Wheat, per load of 5 barrels, 465. to 62a. Barley, per qr. imp., 44.. to feja. Beans, 34a. to 365. per 5 barrels. L/THIPOOL, JULY 13.-We have received Into this port from Ireland since Tuesday last, several parcels of Wheat, Oatmeal, and barrel Flour, with a fair quantity of Malt coastwise ; the arrivals, darlen the Meal, sal ,as sam em e s km:tid, from the American States and Europe. Rwmiell • WV= of Wheat, Indian Coro, Can I below. Our market ti ts maninepeasil with a tolerable demand for British sad haelga What atthe improvement of Friday ; but the *NNW AVM America arriving about noon, bringing MAN of large shipmate of pain end flour, and in alma of the states coommtabtp n a me d nia ., the trade to the eenme of the day beams km mimed awl rimed ea Mbar lower terms than it oreassamd. In timated by the same cause, Flour was taken less freely, and, basing pert of the advance above stated, good Western brands hardlly exceeded 365 . fed . per barre l, all other de scription, giving way equally in value. Ba rley, still meet. lag a very difficult sale, was fully 3d. per bushel & saw. In Malt no variation. Beano commanding mikes more attention ware the turn dearer. Peas continuing without inquiry, were nominally depressed in value. Oats, upon a slow demand, receded 24. per 451 b. ;. and Oatmeal remained dull at our reduced quotations. Prime qualities of Indian Corn, although not so readily saleable as last week, main tained late prices ; whilst those descriptions which had been landed out of condition were taken freely for purposes at 29e. to 355. per 4801 b. Forced by the showers of last week, with inhales heat and fine clear weather at present, the crops around us are now • rng rapidly towards maturity, and invariably with the proe of general abundance, including even Potatoes, with which the markets are already plentifully supplied at low prices. -British Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, 10s. 2d. to 10s. Bd. • extra, 10s. Bd. to Ih.; white, 10s. to 10e. 10d. • extra, 10a. 10d. to 1 lc 2d. ; Iriah, red,9s.9d. to 10s. 2d._; extra, 10s. to 10s, 5d.; white, 9s. 10d. to 10s. 4d. Barley, English, per quarter, 43e. to 465. ,• Chevalier, 465. to 465. ; Scotch and Irish, per 601 b., 6s. to ss. M. Malt, Engliah, per quarter, pale, 745. to 80e. Oats, English and Sophia, per 451 b., 4.1. 6d. to 4s. Bd. ; Weigh, tea. 4d. to 411. 6d.; Irish, flue qualities, 4s. 4.1. to 4s. 7d.; general qualities, 4s. 3d. to 4s. 6d. Beans, English, per quarter, 48e. to 51s. ; Pigeon, 525. to 545. Scotch and Irish, per 480 lb., 445. to 46e. Peaa, English, per quarter, white, 645. to 63e. do. and Irish, grey, M. to 61 .. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, tine, 645. to 665. ; superfine, 665. to 575. ; extra, 575. to 595. Oatmeal, per load of 240 lb., Irish, new, 40s. to 425. ; old, M. to 40e. ; Canadian. old, 38e. to 401. Bran, per 24 lb., ls. 10d. to 2s. Foreign: Wheat, per 70115., Canadian, free, red, 9.. 9d. to 10s. ; white, 10s. 2d. to 10s. 5d.; United States, red, 9s. 10d. to 10s. 24. ; white, 10s. sd. to 10s. Bd. ,• Dentaic, mixed and red, 9e. 10d. to 10s. 9.d. • high mixed, 10.. Bd. to 10e. 10d.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg red, a. 10d. to 10s. 2d. ; white, 10s. 6d. to 10s. Bd.; Riga and Peters burg, red, 9s. 6d. to 9s. Bd. ,• Archangel, Bs. Bd. to 9c 2d. ; Odessa, common, red, Da 2d. to 91. sd. • Polish, 9s. Bd. to 9a. ; French, Spanish, and Italian, red 9e. 6d. to 9s. Bd. ; white, 91. 9d. to 10s. ; Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 9s. 6d. to 9e. 10d. ; Egyptims, 7a. 6d. to 7s. 9d.; Mediterranean, &c., hard, red, - Bi. 3d. to Bs. Od. Rye, per or ., Baltic, tic., 60s. to Us. Barley, per 6016., be. M. to 6s. Bd. Oats, per 451 b., 4s. 3d. to 4e. 6d. Beans, per quarter, European, 465. to 48s. ' • Egyptian, par 4801 b., 33.. to 34e. Peas, per qr., Baltic, &c., white, 665. to 68s. ; Canadian, 54e. to 665. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 40e. to 44e. Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b., 20s. to 21s. Flour, pm , barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 365. to 365. 6d. ; United Meteor sweet, 355. .13a. to 365. 6d. • ' United States and CanWian soar, 295. to 301. Arrivals item the 6th July to the 1 2 th July, inclusive, into Li sad sad Runcorn : Wheat, 30,286 qrs. ; Barley 1,608; Malt, 2,772; Oats, 1,474; Eye, 116; Beans, 6,124 t, Peek 02; Indian Corn, 26,752 ; Indian Corn Mod, 16,610 Week; Oatmeal, 1,619 sacks; Flour, 1,122 seeks, 81,126 barrels. Lnnc, JOLT 13.-A very moll atamismse of ilernesas at market o-day, occatioaing a elMet Slink dwhsaa, lab* with the advance In Landes, sembled Si Belles to obtain se. per quarter more then lest week. Averapeceted hers this day : Wheat, 314 gra., 73.. 3d.; Beans, 7, a PLYMOUTH, JULY 11-71111M1e supplies et all pge are still very small. At thie market were mon clAvresd to purchase dra at sod ems par cels of Wheat were sold at la to b. adman. The weather is ane. _ _ lintasnunr, JULY 13.—A grad supply of Wheat; trade brisk, and sales readily effected at a rim of tram 4e. to de. pm qr. The best could not be parehmed under 201. per load ; second quality, 181. to 191, ; moderate saanplis, 171. to 171. 10e. Barley and Oats in better request at an advance of from ls. to a. per qr. Beans, Peu, and Rye is before. Wisaica, JuLY 13.—Aven,ges up to this day; Wheat, Ile. 10d. ; Oats, 11. 9e . Bd.; Beau, 21. 12s. 10d. irt.T 12.—The market hu rallied somewhat from the languor observable during the greater part of last week, and u this morning reported firm, wit h prices of some articles a shade higher. Oita and Oatmeal are without alteration, but Indian Meal sells to-day at an advance of 3d. t, 6d. per cwt. upon our last quotations. Prices ars Ils. 9d. t t 12s. per cwt. American Flour is also Is. per barrel dearer, the price to-day being 395. ANCONA, Jove 3.—Tbe wheat harrost, I am happy to say, tun all been got in safely. The quality is excellent, and profuse*, ea far as can yet be seeertained, above an avenge crop. New wheat has been sold to eonsurners st If dole., equal to tea. per qr., free on hosed ; but r the Indian corn, owing to the tercet howbeit! rebel, Famine so well, we look to a further decline upon the above prima. MANUFACTURES.—BUDDERSPIELD, JULY 13. —The attesidance in our hall to-day is not near so large as it was last Tuesday, and the quantity of business done is very limited. The recent advances in the prices of Wheat have given a check to the spirit of many parties who felt in clined to do more business than they have been doing for some time past. We fear the approaching elections will have to be ►rought to a close before anything very decided is done in the manufacturing districts. CHEESE.—SALISBURY, JULY 13.—A good quantity pitched. Trade brisk for best samples of new Cheddar. Prices from 70s. to 741. per cwt. Red and other doable Somerset& and Oloocesters, 645, to 661. ; best single, dts. to 66e. Half-coward, 44e. to 465. Skims, 30s. to 31.1. HOPS.— Bogooon MARKET. floo o' Clock.— Morn. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that there is no alteration to notice. PUP Pa* X**, p.ows. M. so G. 0 Morin* p. ons. IL to Wadi of Kau „ 44 *I Ilroortlog nossoo.. 14 So 3 'wont IIP *4 e Old H0pe... . . 11f lc 3 4 PaIlAINS MAIIMMONI, JCLT WV MOM 800 in Wm neigh. hoerhan thew earel etweriare ere aware of, but we are or meter varlet read areaseell teltk the reports we have beta Frahm awl Warner. whir ate Ow have gone lato • r well r resnie Iles Weill arm. re an an eiteiid is re Ihe Derweali Mae datir Me pine Ewa to MASK ta lakelet., re, waste bre aWatet rinalaope nil else len • t. Then Is a rut ant at stab* bre eavermet the lenner,—ine le weer at Iran at OM aelk awl rewera an the twerA aLam t jai sil.llalsllir • Illasewsztallg worr =we , hops shile — orar hog vegan. map Ins they di bet yam at ON thoe.—Memees, Smarr. —The Oi 'ov v 4rogllogi osw.ma leill=llllelemdem ir . T . otala do rk= ii on . =igen teslL—llmarew. gemally bedded mot y —die saw dar et IN eathar plot of wog; sad the tram MOO atom Yoe WI • met limokie egmet. The mall E=ll pilotage ~Mel of la e,42et a • hafts the el gm mega lee very sk TM dam hos Mat tee powered ewe gni army m u le ms gm and tee meld* ode... tram • Mak blight —lllmatim•—• Paw Ilse sad MN ey.—Besseersot. The gm d Me boss growler end llee are Milldam — pertheredy ea eag th e str M . d m keel % M • j t w t C II t be er i • er• 1 1 r e r is greet allmatie• MN. has modelle marl ea the oath l ._ leas they erelthey.—thentham—lther et air hops have d goers wry Mak, earl sum very teL • stop very Ticaanixer.—The baptise gig ..cry .rover_ ably. The plastettore are tell et waggil add%a. pee lacy fa the low the poem ad the bine hos sa on gimbssonnammen—lis adi Vamiturs. 111111171SMOM 101117 ..—ne hop the midst see Martha ev h and " 31. Is Mem peva& • gage= et me, in s heltered eitua don emblergb treeyerw wrath. Mang hu made Its appereMe • V Mot should maill vill probably blight the d premed et • arga—llmosorma.--I never maw C i rlim a good Megathr; am appears quite a favoured =Mb par.—Utoom—dbere the hill the bine is very aad tree hen wrath; below the hill bine is mush weaker and • samidnabie gemelty of Doe, but int. proved within the last wisir.-111missieensr. Jos,. p.—Hine eon daises ___, het do wry amoreen—lLarew—Blee thin the rine=. ids reran lie very aswursei lot mho Tap hi et voila hot sari logiliws al int.—CaPiossa.-11. word lila IS rot la a4 mi rht hi etate.—Savainne—Oor hap an laddig Wimpy wart is lles nod& whoa the Md Is Wrist add mask la van isa lop—Cwersaasay.—Ti Wadi attire' . elask hes boa bli&y dersarsele tor Se pew& dins di* Mures as iwnewaf Tire to posit eta mil Imp et hop. The dry b brig sp.— lasia—llee bovien we bartadmlmmarldrOM elditstm, ens ter the ealreity Win lorlew vide map be wi ills met drills tomb as well •• the nisi The lillwies shwa limn int sod *ad ho. dm ars peons lie op Psi et hap-had cm Mir km; deap, dreihr% pint alea It deleild nets like we act Mar se asopelsl le i t le ft Orr ratelh—ldwe limn imitty, art the mod M. all all= In t adri la • direr on son Wog saw ism it iresullsehle rapanat. Lei an rot is woe. bid is aid; is awes b stionideak and rair lit a lenantive mot polnielloe alluvia ls 'IOW spolisseps polar amd ilia wit tog is amid likersi tod *dr swa in m a obis air hislitli lbs LI hillods at dr rot, bilwato deadastlaa. eras We awielal lbst Se dhows Is as pailenvinawsd by kir ta l Lt ✓ MS Ma urn sib rim wadi oistiel. di it bass a van pew Nip air therm me mai ; owl It Ni sasea at the sir dees set rut as e ards . d i, 0 izi... .. ..... 2:6. --,..... a . ,„ ,. .. r .„..i ..d5. int peen ta pohniate OW die vartabi—dowtwa.—is think the hale Lae dial? isprend ir i s as pi we% prin. My then la is nisi lbws is hos lira Imam deli and not quite aik -Wow Ths Immel dui. lir sr demi i of good colour.—Nwiether.—lbe ber la di pall. la are not ma red r LW wok; they eve =12::1 nib Sy, Swart beam sod an hears Ali ja • liolemallesr (My hop ta a pain owl Ihrelor onmew—dir lop Is is owl it aeldblisis emir we ails logewal data ha vit. min las prig gado ammilb, the AM roes pip elm er J o ts at gitil ig l t = ie. ..... n terfai imu lte prod word dor la ie rome—Barawww—llles=s 7 Ili pia have Mir a l stssaadystace this derindr. ad MN flaw bus visit wd heordn. WNW= soli is be am Web Si dat—Boonnewv.—The areas et is her =L e Wotan term sad vernalinert; eilletaies rim alai ii tha Moab la a int liawdebis delis sot pewhes Yr le draiono darbot Waft rop adestown ot wils; din Mut Sr lash ses lIIIIIMIII with nail% rib brasp dm dazhallee: li o ri la z es io te r o.. tre toillaLmaLl i ta= t k i................ 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I Woo Isie am et the striethos pant antra die odio la dde MORK la erwresse it kasmistr and la aV ei weile Os Ow ~loos la a vary a s eat Insi as= allar Ka probilve one—Tadassao—The Mr le `sots; time batiks* ea Impseirialt also war lastationt e the wafter r i m e so bp it dap Itadep n.... mo wn ilosmise id a. la rd slosh ilia mot beak lip lasi rash. fa twat die km pearls are WE la • veld pradwe dui Shedd vs bern a andsown et thie las mama vreadar, In ad rag lbs Wild at SOW plates, sad rev • rod sway t d h a r tje l a 6 el 133,0001., =dome few th beam—awe= =dm WOOL-Hi P, JULY 13. 7 —The quantity of please .old last Tuesday in oar Rail has had a 'Food ten dency in the Wool market The quantity sold during the past week stands unparalleled for many months bask. Prices cannot be got up, but a good quantity has been got rid of, in anticipation of a much better state of things than has ruled for these LW eighteen months. 8/LLIIIIOIT, JULY 13.—Trade decidedly impart". Beet Teg, 82.. per tod ; next quality, 30a. ; half Tim an Long, 28e. ; inferior, 26 e. ; very nommen, 28e. ; come, 24e. CATTLE, &e.—Faaaruw, Ju' 13.—A large Ripply of fat Beasts. Trade dull. The top price, 12a. per soon, many not making more than lls. • soma ' sfeefar 10e. 6d. Fat Calves wil d at 10s. to 10e. al: per score. Fit Sheep, best Withers, be. per stuns ; *second quality, 4.. 84.; moderate, 4s. 4d. Beet fat Lambs, be. Bd. • second quality, be. tots. 4d. Bacon and Porkers,los. per co on. 13.eammtaLoa Jolt FAIL—We had a pretty round num ber of horned Cattle at thin fair ; but the ter portion of them were Cows (milch), which avenged from 31 to 61. Fine two-year-eld Heifers brought from ato a Yearlings (Devon) avenged 31. 10s. to 41. 10a. Upon the whole, there was but a dull demand. There were very few Sheep, and the Hone@ looked miserable. MuLLnsn Pala.—The July fair was not so well attended as usual. There was a large show of stick, principally of a good quality and in fair condition. Store Bullocks were in great demand for the Eaglish graziers, but the price suffered a reduction from late fi&s, es indeed may be said of every description of stock. Beef mid at from 465. to 665. per cwt. Mutton, 6id. to 61d. per lb. Mich Cows were little in &- I mend, and many remained unsold. Three-year-old Helios sold at from 121. to 141.105. each ; two-yew-ads, SI. to 101. • yearling, to N., wading to aim owl god*. Me Ban e lair was, for the mat part, made up e 7 talbsior odarls. There were few high-Fiend ens. There wars u, good many young required fee the army, but the supply was mandleient. l.► Yesterday's Markas w. id paq.. SHIPPING. Aims lairvin.—Doblia, 3; Waterford, 1 ; Donaghadeu I; Guernsey . and Jersey, 1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1 ; Boston, 1. LONDON, July 14.—Wind this day at noon, N.W., light aim, and clear sultry weather. On Batowrox, July 12.—James N. Cooper, New Or leans, for Hansburn. Poirsmonn, July : St. Jame*, New York. — ic.visoirre, July 13.—&uled: MOD, Montreal. Orr PORTLAND, July 13.—Medova, Cape of Good Hope. llairroar, July 13.—Arrived: Willhun Fell , Quebec. Cimin July 12.--Orrived : Melon, Trinidad; Err*. Taws, Montreal ; Zambia, New York. Listazicx, July 12.-B.—Arrived : Eliza Cornish, Bar- Wow. Sailed, : Royalist, Quebec. Denali, July 12. —W.S. W. Arrived Onzittaly, Trinidad. TwurrOL, July 13.—Arrived Gleselg, St. Vinoent. Swawaia, July : Royal Archer, Port Adelaide ; Relent, Cuba. Huts., July 13.—W.—Pardraloa, FALMOVIII, July la—Vanable.—Off port: Rate Taylor, New York. - . Casri.;;oww, hut or Haw, July 11. The Vim, Trace to Patna, ism ober, on the Calf of Man, and is likely to become a total wreak. Diu., July 13.—Light sad variable ; p.m, 8., nearly • calm.—Arrired : Baring Brothere, New Orleans; Janus N. Cooper, New Orleans., for Hamburg. Bailed: Rat tler, Hobart Town ; Hereford, Ceylon ; Chaster, Bt. John's, N. 8.; Don, Quebec; Rnterpries, Bermudas. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tentivr, JULY 13. The LORD CHANCELLOR tnok his seat at 5 o'clock. PUBLIC 111:SINF.M. SECOND READlNGS.—Compenaation fur Massive (Wan& ; Drainage of Lands (Ire:and) ; etirk in Trade Exemption; Pulling at Elections (Ireland) ; Joint Stack Companisa; COMMlSTEER—Recieastical Juriadittini Ameadraeat; Tam. pike /buds (South Main) ; Canada Consolidated Revenue Fund; Print Works; Shannon Navigation (Ireland); Ma. REPORT.--Poor Law Administration Ball. THIRD READINOK-llthe. CAmmataCon; Howe of Commons Ceuta Taxation; 11W W Ballots Suspeneisn; BOLL SEDUCTION AND PROSTITUTION SUPPRESSION BILL. The Bishop of NORWICH moved the third reading of the Seduction and Prostitution Suppression Bill. Lord BROUGHAM said that he did not think that any bill was proper to be passed which was not fit to be discussed in the legislature. He was decidedly of opinion that the hill related to a matter which in this shape was not a fit sub ject for legislation, and be therefore warned their lordships I not rashly to enter upon it. Lord DENMAN expressed his concurrence in what had fallen from his noble and learned friend. The bill was much ' too vague and indefinite, and he wus convinced if passed into a law would serve rather to encourage than to suppress the infamous traffic with which it proposed to deal. He therefore hoped the right rev. prelate would withdraw it for the present session. Lord CAMPBELL joined in the recommendation that the hill should be withdrawn. The Bishop of NORWICH said that alter the opinions expressed by three noble and learned lords he would with draw the bill, at the same time hoping that the time would come when some unobjectionable measure would be adopted to effect so desirable an object as the prevention of the abominable traffic in seduction. The order of the day for the third reading of the bill wu then discharged. - EXHIBITION OF WORKS OF ART FOR THE NEW PALACE. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from certain artists, contributors to and competitors in the exhibition of works of art now exhibiting in Westminster-ball. They complained of the manner in which the poison had been awarded after only three days examination et avast number that prier to as the *Wee t to have been exhNted to the and anticaiticLm of the public. The pe titioner,suagesertletat the artists of France, Ger m any, and Italy shout have been celled in u assessors before the own. mimioners had adjudicated, and they prayed that such • course should be takes before anybody—Mr. A, Mr. B, or Mr. C--should be employed finally to decorate the walls of the new palace. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE addressed some observa tions to the house, which occupied 10 minutes in their de livery, but in so conversational a tone that not a single sen tence was audible in the gallery. After a few words from Lord Suriney the subject droPPed. MILITIA BALLOT SUSPENSION BILL. _ . _ On the motion Cr the third reading of bin: — The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH said that he should feel it necessary to say nen•ocntent to the third reeding of the bill. It was now 18 years since the ballot had been in operation, and it was perhaps an unfair tax, and the force it brought together none of the best. What he objected to won the parting with that reserved force without substituting any other to which recourse might be had. It was in 1829 that the ballot wee first suspended ; but he would ask their lordships to consider the changes which had taken place since then. Since the revolution in France, in 1820, it had been the object of that country to strengthen her force, end to be prepared for war. Great changes, too, had taken place in our relations with Holland and Belgium, and Hanover; the severance of the latter kingdom from this country de priving us of an available force of 28,000 men. In France there were three great elements of change the dis tress of the people, the financial difficulties of the go vernment, and their being discredited in the eyes of the people. He did not witness her present circumstances Without anxiety, with regard to our permanent pacific rela tions. Look, then, at America, engaged in a great war, in which the government was committed to put forth its whole naval strength and to form a large army. In this respect she was wholly altered since the time when we contended with her in 1814: her population bad doubled, and she was forming en army sod imbibing a passion for military glory. Her soldiers were learning the means of feeding and equipping a large force under difficulties, and enquiring a knowledge of carrying on a war. He (Lord Ellenborough) never thought ' that the settlement of the Oregon question was anything but a " ruse " on the part of Mr. Polk to enable him to carry on a more advantageous war, and he (Lord Ellenborough) had no doubt that in six months from the return of that victo rious army from Mexico, there would be a hostile exhibition on the part of America, and this country would have to de cide whether she would give up or contend for that terri tory. Look again at the position of Ireland. This country had expended ten millions on her, and she occupied the whole of our disposable military forte end our steam navy—her requirements in thew respects being equi valent to those of • war with • secondary state of Europe : and when would it be said that the present state of things would cease? If these were not circuits , statues mistime at the pneent time sedisisot to excite ap- I pesksmaion, leek to the .11111.11 alines sink had taken pimps in the widens of the onatinant ekes the reek They had 'increased in strength, and, above all, in their knowledge of navigation. See, too, the change effected by steam DIRTY sawn and railways ; what means of secretly and surprise in fee conveyance of armies in France or other countries to the coast. Once this was an operation of months, and gave time for preparation ; but it was not so now. The supremacy of the channel for three days would enable France to throw aa army into this country, and if a French army invaded the country it would not commit the errors which the Sikh' had committed when they crossed the Sutlej, and London might be taken by surprise as well as Canton. The resources of this country were certainly net diminished, but if we were not prepared we should throw awe/ all the ad vantages to be derived from them. It would not do for us to rely too far on the memory of former victories ; far they had le ft a deep bignedes of animosity against us heather countries, and besibs, while our wealth was calms had to excite cupid ity , we could not venture to remain un aimed in the mi dst of an armed world. We had not now the supremacy of the sec; we should have to fight, and to ight hard for it, if we win to go to war with France, and she was better p kr the commmounent of war. It eras tree we had bat we bad met men. In time, • large forte might be n blodes, but that time would r% Ol, not be given by an so assay. Objeatinablo as this emenorm was, it was net de to part with it alum there was • better sae to substitute leer it. Is two rape* Owe bed km aithetelease in this a, e lm a se UK Areal port Kthe Ised M the country In Mr Ink, sod a large portion of the patio ea the leyls emu manufactures, while on Womb imestial mistime with other nations caused Ma (Lard ManbassO) to busk with horror upon war. But at the ems ftis, It was nommemry to have r egar d to oar mend idleness. Oar internel defenses emimW the whole deer dimposabk leer: bat said we p on k thin mater! why wax It that a =hem pat dawn the bat beensadem k Peens l we hod ma ham which would enable me to my dot Sled em s lso y eoldl net mask her troops into that Mary. Om won ponlysed by the want of a dieponsida knee to support it. In order that we might maintain one bibr may_ and our position se • leading power of Han= ha • would press on the goverment to direct their takes Mem ties to the peat Ames TM* bad taken pines k the Maths muses ims of this seasay, and Skew eagle Is Bumps, Is well as the champs iii/e woo isoroga& to& ant to gin up a form whisk, however thketlemble - IA MAK was yet am which gave a sail= mavasings to this smemleg, unless they were prepared to oak illate hr it a more idea proundia hr the interests of the washy, and the tovolly K the 'aka. (Hear, hear.) Ind GREY said, that with regard to the emend= of the amble earl, that the diploma of this was wiggled by the want of a dkposahls fesso f esuill a that its whole policy was dietaled by a he of wethame, he repudiated It aWeedwr • awl he wee ........ 2to assert that she bad sever 'lllushell from what she asoceived to be her jou *ben As o reference made W the noble end to the Mai flew to the slake of Peethyd, Ye anst ham the noble met thst be g a y towards t Welshes k list the mese taken W ill esesa ho won edged _ heat an bath, to de wbet WU 1 1 1 .4 1 1_1* be rigid. Is • the &lent an Ode teshbet, his noble Mat the Pranks* of the Coma stated the grounds on whisk that mane am • tals, red it we. tthily unlike that which lied been allZ by the meth sad. It was tree that it was span weft wive soled wheat the untatry, it we sot soled eismilses, hat we amelused kba Workroom . it we that inietthe dienustrimee the Interne Of Spain woes beeslra, awl Out she had a flak so to est Zs w=arred with the oak and to *labia in it was suer say that this amity her be papered hr sew of maks =; end be I t eensamod with Met is hod km pest dumps he the lest kw yee t T, lli a that the wan=e of bk osemby bed atit kept pace with the slang odium's dike times. If this WI was really in tended to sealkes an ails Mime of dame whisk we =permed, be &NU maw with the • agile and he that War system wee given up you sheall pan g ' pond le sabsthele a War But they wogs mst An ealeled. its militia hod bees I : rietes e tnee IWO whoa the knot won Is thy Wet was sellimed, bat it was hod the wee than the Murders width arose from irli'M rry for canyki on the ezkting militia was est ambulated to meet on orkpoey. If we Were to have en ellesthe knee it was not ow* to Altai hos wig as annual b row sensomiss of the ballet, but to kik into the whole @Aka of the Militia law, to me wird atheellices were required, and in neW system. At pr _there was some* a moron ire; services mad le demmled on, while the arses and ma emulsions& Moen bad kramay years bad ea of snobby know led ge K t service • oar= now was net part wag the paserni Mos, but whether a maw eiso l ladd be anabil. It the ail wee thrown est, lb, ballet monad take plese, mil se was math le meet dr myeseusit kit arkad a rm il = kiss. The allemika dile deeememeth had boul ail" M the @abject : they had well emidered it. eld Ai let babe of that earelaseellea were @knees beam the moirsaw oroslay. His ne t driend os ow l's Find er th ilk i l er boaa , ailhe had awing a way asked hem dem the work-. arn la Or sad Mem we SOW 10,000 sea distliplasil and and mak Isrewthe et tho theals* mdse. Ms warn a In Ile night dimilint, endues • aim argent theseleme. mean= van kytegt bee la e frte mass= he theleind bun The sabilest wee ankr 'he maim mathi= a chrx vermeant, end pine yea Immther be hid Was somd whisk wane adenbied Ile pine the winsky he a Imes perks' date Masbate. &weed milk the adds ad that