The Express. — London, England, 1847-07-06 00:00:00

Fri"' FM!' - •/: 7 -Mil /J -, ,7_ ) G* *- • a /LP- At /4 cv-/-,, vbt 11/Ottl Mr. W. Miles, and Mr. W. Brown tcok r.r.rt, the holm divided. _ . . CLEAR AND SOFT SKIN.—ROWLANDI v IC tLY PON, cinhomUy WSW* voetontliTh awl Welowatieg. 6 w age mlebratod for Wety In se Ow wee=ol= o ,, rou shir pupf e ing the lila hoto an Plwet= m ~,,,t leo. sod t fleouwe , & „plettoo.d ••morlellollW 11• 1 141.1 1 == „... 4 .. id..... 1 e , e. IL pa blab. • • lowee of ieseless /MA DONS, outgo! he minima ga mow. hom thew - i .hieb. he thcir repeall=4ll,lr n = le al - amin fwd..ool. " Zowliste Amshee i. a ddd IL:LOWLAND hod AOC W. Ilkoofehereskas. Latara. milli off sod pit7bijiJAr t n atri siti TO MALTA AND LONG LIFE. Peke U. Mk& _ 14 *Ping 1. 6d. tack WHAT TO BA , RDIK AND AVOID, t yke mavissi In 4a 034.41.1:314.1 1. HOW TO AZ cop . . Joon& VlWOlt • —gh It le couterfel thee olowlestbe g awl wheleho Are WE our oin melt as eg amino AWAY seeil= e :=O ... I. = liesiehleallOoloof therore=6. . 0 s z.-2 ef M. - • W il ftros ' Y I oheow bal "fleeNT 1.e.V..1 . ~.. 5 ...........; Carroll.). le. Plosabone; mice. lff. Wilhelm*: le memo hew the •uthor, 10. Anollifool. Nomeot-etroet. GERMANY.—The Berlin journals ribliah fresh and still more 'Main/ details respecting the mundations by which • portion of Silesia hu been desolated. They state that, on the 21st ult., a dyke of the Oder having bunt its bends:len near the little town at Ittaspe, In the district o Liegnia, 20 labouren, who were engaged in mowing the adjacent meadows, ware tamed away by the Soo& and drowned. -- For the motion Against it HEALTH OF TOWNS BILL. On the motion of Lori J. RUSSELL. the house then went into committee on the Health of Towns 818, Ml. Greene in the their. Tin GOVERNORSHIP OP Gamwica irosprrAL.— The governorship of this isatitutien, vacant by the demise of the Hon. Sir Robert Stopford, bee, it h understood, ban conferred mVice-Admiral Sir Charles Adam, Senior Bert Lord of the Admiralty. It is thought that the vacant mat at the Admiralty board, which the appointment will, of scans, creak, will be given to Tim-Aiming Sir Willaa Parker, sow Cemaraander-a-Chief in the Mediterranean. The salary Mile governor is 1,5001. per annum, with half-pay, home, storey, &e. N0.265.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1847. [3d. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Foca o'Ctoca. We have Paris and letters of Sunday. The name of Na eon has not yet lost all its terrors. Prince Jerome, e Ex-King of Westphalia, who fought beside Napoleon at Waterloo, lately petitioned the Chambers to be allowed to return to France, and close his days in a country with which his name is connected by so many splendid associations. The petition, rejected by the Chamber of Peers, has found more favour with the Deputies, as we predicted it would. The representatives of the French electoral body hays voted, almost unanimously, a resolution to refer thel petition to the government, the meaning of which is a recommendation to the ministry to grant its prayerni The Minister of Justice, who was present in the chamber when this vote was passed, said that the go vernment would not engage to repeal the laws affect ing the imperial family, but: would apply them with as much indulgence in individual cases as might be considered consistent with the public safety and tran quillity. The chamber has virtually adoptelthe law antlior- Wag the city of Paris to rains a loan of a naMies sterrukg, and sanctioning the continuance of the toll on wine entering Paris until 1838, to produce a fund for its repay meet. Notwithstanding an unusual continuance of a low temperature, and north-easterly wind, the crops within a radius of fifty miles round Paris present very promising appearances. The Barley is being gathered in, and the wheat will soon be fit for the sickle. The price of flour has generally falls% Accounts from Marseilles report that place to be incumbered with the accumulation of foreign men. The actual quantity waiting for transport to the interior amounts to five or six millions of hectolitre% Preparations are in progress at Eu for the royal lankily, which is expected there early next week. It is said that the King and Queen of the Belgians will proceed to Eu, on a visit to their relatives. The troops to be assembled at Compiles% on the 25th, will amount to 15,000 men and 4,50$ hems It was expected that the minister of thimmeaeweeid present a law yesterday . (Monday) to the Chamber d ties, authorising a loan of 400,000,000 of francs. t is expected that the Chamber of Deputies will conclude its labours on the 17th instant M. Onient l will leave Paris to pass six weeks at his seat at the Val Richer, after the conclusion of the elections in England The appointment of Count Bresson to the embassy at Naples has been definitely settled; but no answer has yet been received to a communication of his in tended nomination made to the King of Naples. This delay on the part of the Neapolitan court is ascribed to the discontent produced in that quarter by the op position given by M. Brawn to the Trappsni mar riage, during his admire at Madrid. From Madrid our news is to the 29th tilt, and, according to our correspondent, the disgrace of Don Francisco is thus accounted for. The infante, having for some time vainly solicited the queen to call the Progressistas to power, upon Monday, the 21st, re newed his suit with more than usual largenor. The queen rallied him with good humour upon hie impor tunity, upon which Don Francisco hinted that this was a very serious business, and that her majesty's Cl7fsafety depended upon her followinghis advice. een started, and looked ether uncle, as if tode maa an explanation of this mysterious intimation; while Don Francisco continued, solemnly, " I belong to a secret society, who are bound by oath to attempt the life of your majesty, as long as you persist in ansludio&As Programme party frqra power. We have drawn lots, and stand engaged to succeed each other in the order of our numbers. I have drawn No. 3." The queen looked at him steadily, while she answered : " Don Francisco, such an attempt requires more courage than you possum." She then turned her back upon him, and left the apartment. Next day the ministers had a long conference with the infante. Neither he nor his daughter, I)onna Josef*, who have been of late the inseparable attendants of the queen in all her appearances in public, were seen any more in her society. The queen, as if to show her contempt of such cowardly menaces, has ridden and driven about during the last week with fewer attend ants than usual, and those merely such as have in charge to wait upon her person. La Rive is supposed to have been a member of the same secret society, and to have drawn No. 2. The person who drew No. 1, is said to have tried to fire, but failed. These are the reports, bat it is difficult to say how far such court whispers are deserving of attention. Don Francisco and his daughter, the Infanta Josef', left the royal palace on the evening of the 28th ult, and have returned for the present to their former abode, at the palace of San Juan. They are shortly expected to set out upon one of those journies, to distant baths or foreign countries, to which the illustrious in disgrace are usually doomed. All the advices received from Switzerland agree in indicating an approaching collision between the cantons composing the confederacy. How the dif ferences which have sprung up can be settled without resort to the force of arms, is not easy to see. It is now put beyond all doubt, that in the diet which is about to assemble at Berne, there will be a majority in favour of the dissolution of the separate league of the seven Catholic cantons. The only point which con tinues uncertain is, the question of the means whereby the federal legislature order its decrees to be carried into effect by the Vorort, or the federal exam- tin. This sub•ect has just been under discussion in the cantonal legislature of Geneva. The grand canal of that canton has resolved that its delegates to the diet shall be instructed to vote for the dis solution of the league, and for the immediate expul sion of the Jesuits. An amendment was pro posed and carried upon the original resolution respecting the Jesuits, the effect of which is to omit a part of the resolution which deduced that the canton of Geneva considered that the diet was competent to authorise the establishment of Jesuits in the cantons. Upon this amendment being adopted, Mr. James Fay, who had been elected the first Geneve,. delegate to the diet, resigned his commission, the amendment not being con sistent with his opinions, and Colonel Billet was elected in his place. A great meeting of delegates from the seven cantons of the league was held on the 2lstult, at Brennen, in the canton of Schwytz, on the borders of the Lake of Lucerne, at which resolutions were unanimously adopted to oppose the most spirited and energetic resistance against all measures which may be adopted far the dissolution of the league, or the expulsion of the Jesuits. Every thing presents the appearance of a serious crisis. Foreign diplomatic agents are such important per sonages in Switzerland that their movements are noted with peculiar interest. The ministers of Austria, Russia, and Prussia have withdrawn from Berne, the seat of the diet. The Baron de Verger, the Bavarian minister, will be absent on a covet, and M. Bois le Comte will stay at Zurich. Thus the only diplomatic agents who will fix their residence at the seat of the federal government will be the ministers of England and Belgium. By the Ipswich, arrived at Plymouth, we have re ceived news from the Uruguayan sapital to the 28th April. There is nothing of a politiml nature of inte rest. Vessels were scarce, and freights were quoted at 91. for tallow, 935. for salted hides, 70s. for beim Salt, last sale, 18 reels. Foreign exchange, 48d. The Nieuwe Rotterdam Courant reports that nu maim vessels, loaded with grain, coming from the I Baltic end other parts, soutinued to arrive regularly in that port. In the three last days more than 80 Tomb had entered the Meese, loaded with not less than 7,000 lasts of various kinds of corn. These ar rivals were, however, regarded as merely the com mencement of the much larger bulk that might be lotted for. Prices, in consequence, had und erg one a teasiderable reductiet, end were expected to fall lower sill. The last of cats had been sold at 140 florins. BinterNELL Bazu.s.-1,167,842 iduspnell shells h►re been ordered for the British end Indian armies since the adoption of the shell by the government for the nee of the national forms. This appears him a return obtained by Sir George Evens, M.P. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Ciock.—This is the first day of private transfer at the Bank of England for Consols, which now are quoted for money, u well u for time. The tirstlirices were 88/ to / for money, and 883 to 9 for the opening. The revenue. accounts were, however, read so favourably that Consols improved to 89 to / for the opening for a short time ; and, bat for the reports about a French loan shortly to make its appear anoe, they seemed likely not only to maintain that advance, but to go still better. As it they bare receded to 88/ to 9 for the opening, and for money are 881 to 1. Reduced Threes, 891 to I. Threeand a-Quarter per Cents., 91 to }. Exchequer Bills, 9s. to 13e. premium. Bank Stock, 193 to 7. We have scarcely any change to report in foreign stooks. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are 671 to j, ez &Mint - the Boum eette-90t per Cents., 20/ to 1 ; the Three., 32/ to 3. Porto' o lth rtal 30 to 2. Mexican, 19 to /. New Granada, 19 Peruvian, 33 to 7. Exam= mime. leak Nest, IN I per Ci. o earels ANL. Ng 9 $ pry Or. led. Lusa, i I * err °eats.* p I pre Or. Oar* Aare, $l4 i aulregere Ma, N. Us., p 7013110 N PUIDS. 6 per Or. ANNAN awe* 01 t 1 4. r OW. oreari lea. It 9 IP per Cr. Niel= 1e0,93 f Orrin Deferrer IN 14 N pre 0310.411er. 6 ger Cr. 1166, 19 Ihradirs INN 6 r e gi si .11* pre CC ?wart 119• : : . 5er11.310•90 .07 1 11:0,N 617:10N1•01411: 3 1 4 10 1 If Ditto (lima DN. NM, 61 3 Ipm 00 1 =19 10, gg4 C 818.11. 8... = BBB 3°6 .. 88 8 SNOW Ilearrellbge, 1 IN Pasiveltis., 44 pie N. DO* Der:. 1/6 I prOLllmperehlMo, N 40 4 pet 06 OrN6 AMP. 606 90 I MN Deland Ma. II II .~ }: RAILWAYS.—We have almost a blank day in railway business, but prices are quoted without any material variation from yesterday. SALES EFFECTED DP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. i westardara price, will be band In lastEl• Bk. & Oxford Jo., 171 161 d., Mr., and , 100 1 Bristol and Exeter New, 17 Do. Cobol. B and Mr. 6 Dublin and Belfast Jo., X per Cent., IX E. Counties, 21 4 New. and Berwick, 291 Ds. Per. 5 per CL, No. I, 11 p Do. New, 8 1 E. Lancashire New, 10 Norfolk. .5 13 Min. & Olas. Halve,, 22 Do, Do. Ara, 161 Do. EZtvecadrak, 84 10 Great Western, 117 ; 16 N. Fattish Thorda, 24 Do. Chlartarlf 20 1 North stabrdahlre. 104 Do. New, tut S. E. k Dover, 571 Loo. kN. W. 1001 Toth and Newel Ala, 2671 London & S. Waters, Of Do. New, 1111 . Do. Tanga, OM, 564 Do. Prof., I Do. Scrip, 5 York and N. 12Lad,104 I Masa and Ise& Thirds, Beg., i p Lb. Kama" 444 Man., Beck. and Yak, 1 d C 171 0 14 i Midbad, 129 Bawer and Lege, 44 Do. New, Of I Konen and Have, /5 Do. New, 101 Simko and Mews, II 4 1111:8, JOLT 5. at to-day—rather an improve. Km. and Leeds Mika 6 p Do. XL rharea 1 p Do. Halm (lab L. & B.), SI p Do. Fifths (lets W.lgh B. 1.7.1, 1 Man., thalf.,& Lin. E Mao- and flonthen., 11 d th a, li d Midland, 1:13 Do. New, 4 1 p Newestie Ser. 4 New, p 3 p N. tanfkedsidre, f 3 Ihraw. Ss Chesk, (kis 1.W.21.),, TaitDt i few, 14 0 , awl News. Pref.; 44 Vr • Northers of Frame, SI p . SALEI, Jolt O. minim data, sad prim Win Leli m =riii M im ,► p 0... D0. Li i .40 , 411 %p a. v.). 4 p N. atsesidikirn SI Mk= IMM Pe. 1 farnik &spa soDissyli p 0.4, 3.16 d `k To7ll, Dana, &a., 1 1 Marais's, 16-16 d LIVERPOOL II Thom was • vary firm marki mind on Saturday's. Amb. & ltakerale , Ma. Id., 11d. Birk., las., k qua. J., Il d. Bleck, Clitkeros, k N. W., 21 d Do. ter Pr ga ; Clo Irk., 401 E Imoublre New lip., par. Edit. Olaa, 70 • Do. Ors., 171 Gk.., Pak., & Orem. Poet, p ilakkes. C. tad 14, Se p Do. Extes.,l 1 p Weeder awl 8., d Lk., C 0..., & Loa. aad N. W., 1111 SO Do. New Qat, 11 11 P Ds. gra. (0.J.), IS p NANCSINSTER Thins was not • large be warmly so fi rm. Arab, Nett, Damn, & E. .7a., j a . 6.16 Clark. Jo., d Blr. and . Ja., 7e p Black., CUM., k E N. W., Prat., d Z. commie ((York Et), e d' Ernst Laareake New So., par I p Ella. & Gke. Qw., 1 7 Hod. & Yam R. & C., 11-16 p BIRMINGHAM SAL , AMY 3. This market was rather mon languid ; Prim slillbUY re eeded, there again being mere sellers than buyers. The opinion seemed to be that pima bays touched the Zot they will reach he sear lIRP3 43 Poßia. WaL i ll ieV., I p I /baud** OAR lid I S. esiltrihira, +d —* _ 10 - "%Ili, h War., 1 . 4 . 5. IRs. BhrearAf aro. (A)L. 9d. d LEEDS t TM afaykst wog kusguid, err tamaniikl. Prices renal Z. Lamikke Now, Ti. cl Illaik.•9ll3lBlbwee PreL, SI p plot g ala, d Lai owl , p Landarkiblrak 13a. 81. 13a. W391/4 8 / 9 4 li. HULL BAI Mask,Pref., p N. litifbidikke, p RALES, Is See Us. Ile. • 18, haw Y. Al a small srooont o[ bainl• lad witheat allentica. Man. INIL ds, Italic lads s NM Ja., R&M d Ike Wm. Is New. , db. ild.d sod /Pa" td Nova sad atrovic New, 3 p Illeddielluidddre. IL 118. y MN. ait; 388 d t . =set 91a M.ltw Do. Eat.Zy, p YORK E. Lancashire New Scrip, Ot Northern, N. k. Id. Neva k Ber.teh. 2911 Do. New, SI. It a On 6d. Jvcr S. Meth Britt& Thde., V. 141. York & Neer& PreL, 17+ Tore & N. ILldLad, E. & W. IL Lit., II PRODUCE.—Miscirso-Lanz, Half-past Two. — Sour: A patios of the public sales which were eihrettised far to-day were postponed ; only 160 hhda Boobolioos, and 600 bop Zoog were brought ferwacd, sad view olf borrily at 411, dram Bubadoes,42a to 474 6L—lbstpl l 424 to 44.--2411ted doll; Lumps, Ilia 6d. to 5110 011110 Wes are peps heavily.—Bire .• Fair white 1N 11 soli it Dahlia who at 17s. wilted% wan Oast 6L istiloo.—Colton boa been reeeeine segissioL—Elonpotro 'old freely at rather blew prises ; oohossita 11 to 4,20 s. 6d. to 304-Bpioto dal. —ln OMR aaYels no alteration, but than is a gerwed apathy about Es a s which indi cate a want orandidewee both is ism sad oolloro. ___ _ ._.... _._ PRICES C UItIINT. may, per art owl rem. Piga 9$ 1. tO 0... 0 0 W. 361s,P.P.arme38 ta-01) Id limp. ll 10... 0 0 Teem kOrey ... 40 0...411 =toantlff bar 9 0... 0 0 II 10... 0 0 Marottlas, iro - Wil.- 38 0.. 39 LLD, at per toe. 'fellow ........ ...... 119 6...43 , .. IS 13...19 Ploa 43 6...48 Mir gat ..-.-- 19 10...30 Barplalladma, b 33 0...36 Pam.- ........ 21 0... 0 Taker is 0...41 Poimealai .. ll 0...0 Whits 49 0...60 . eaderiegma.... 19 11)...110 neap, grown, 33 0..3/ Spam ..- ..., 2O 0. II 1 Yellow 66 0...39 Oro. per - SU WM. pl. d.p. Grey sad whlta 4O 0...43 fah, Seal, pea 2T 10... 0 Ream; Hambro'.. 63 0.-73 Maw 16 10... 0 Loom . .. _ 36 0...39 brown k pacer- 24 0.231 Ootrat,.. . .. - 13 Dead. Open. SS O. $7 West MON ElOO4 *Atm ....- U 11,.. • may $3 0... 40 0 Cad. ... ....... 37 10...0 Oood 45 0 . so 0 boot h -. 24 0...111 Pbce 7O • .1W 0 011.4,0411p0i1a.t00 47 0...411 Ceylon, Good one- Cocoa Nat 53 0...65 way If 0... 16 0 Wed, Pam, ads, Pim ardbary 19 0... 40 0 rolf 1UD...-. SO 10-14 Phu 60 0 . 30 0 Limed 21 13 .23 Naha lime to9es64 0...60 0 PIOVIIIIMti pa. art. Oats lbea. ordl- Battem-Coet, la 99 0...9$ nary to Sae. - 34 0... 30 lad 0 0 0 Sumatra sad 'Pa are 0 0... 0 daai l6 0... If D0141e,1a1.._..... 0 0... 0 Tie, at par lb. Lbmiciolt, do 9l 0...92 Oatioa.commos. 9 0 ... 0 91 Carlow, Lt 0 0-. 0 grey at per ma. New ry let. 0 0... 0 Beard Mato l6 1...19 W eselc 150.1368eef, India, per lam. l4 0... 19 0 Maw - 0 Patna 29 C. 34 0 Prime Ma 55....... 0 -w„ I Car011aa....., ISIN;Th IBamaPark, Lark 1 .. SO CAW 6 Bora dyer gall. Do., PAW. Leeward Island Dr" I . 2•Word , Prod. Demerara, 36 to Ifiret 7B 9...74 18 per amt. trit O.P 4 . 4 i bi t=a.l l° o '" °° 0 Jamaica, SO to $6 Eft mom . .. .. 64 11_1111 per rad. O.P. 4 ... 6 Amatme 114 0...02 Famaree marks 6 ... 6 Ito" Oz ad Oar, at per 6. Broody, la brands 1 ... 3 B. Laid W. Video, Brladtsplrite, da. 11 ... 0 Mid Se 744 florae blab 11...0 ti;Y 0 6 .0 Fuer. per toe. Wm P. 7.11. £47 0...64 lakerp 0 viip. 45...9 IL Pear Marl, 0 dry 0 3 ...0 4 bead .. . . 0 0... 0 Wee dry Death MA - Cne ' ai:i; to 0...63 YIN.. . 0 114...9 41 laiellaid Roar, at per Om Ki nk A g "ll7 :1 7 04 . ....21 : 94Peterebtoceleata 37 10...38 =Jabot ..... .... 34 10...33 B. Amt. ors% per half ew e - ...... 3 0...11 6 Riga, Rhin . oetabot lON NANO& 30 0...34 . 6 C 5 16 Eat Inctla Una._ 13 0...18 Bombay l5 0 .23 Peak late nit, at per art. Banes 92 0...94 Ma ...... ......... 0 0... 0 0 straits Com. In Node 91 0... 0 ea,.. 10 10...16 0 13m, at tom Bad 1kr01ar5......«... 3 0 ... 6 to Ilia - £lO 0 AO 8ria1......... .16 0...50 0 SOAP TRADB.—LoNDoN, JOLT s.—Prise of T. Candle on the spot, per cwt, London, 495. to 49e. ea. ; Li7l, 6L. Town Tallow nett price, London, 50s. Rou Fat, letter pries, per Atone of 8 lb., London, 24. d. Newgste Market, for good Fat, average price, per st. of 131b5., London, 24. ltd. to Ss. Rough Stuff, London, 26e. to 275. Palm Oil, London, 39e. ; Liverpool, 375. Cocos Nut Oil, 625. to 675. Resin, fine transparent, London, 6e.; Liverpool, 2s . 6d to be. Alkali, Wzong and weak, per cent., London, 21d.; Liverpool, 21d. to 201. Price of extra pale Soap, nett price, exclusive of chests, freight, &c., London, ble. ; Liverpool, 501. to ISL. Mottled, London, 625. ; Liver pool, 48s. to 661. METAL.—GLAgoow, JULY 3.—The price of Scotch Pig Iron, delivered free on board hue, may be quoted to-day at 66e. to 675. for 3-stkul No. 1, and 2.6ths N' o. 3, cash in 10 days. The market during the week has been very Arm, and to-day this firmness is further strength food by the reports from so mazy quarters that the miners will strike rather than submit to a reduction in their wages. CORN.—AYLEIMURY, JULY 3.—Wheat in mode rate supply, sod sold at a dec li ne of Ts. to Bs. per qr. AU other kinds of grain dull. Wheat, per load, 181. to all. Barley, per qr. 465. to 625. Beans, 60s. to ads. Peas, 665. to 60s. Oats, 18s. to Me. BATH, JULY 3.—The weather madames eterythil that can be desired. Wheat bin Woos, and Barley an d Oats are br•aning into ear. Beans and Par were never more luxuriant; indeed, all the aims proenise well. To effect eels of Wheat an abatement of fully la per qr. must be esp• mitted to. Barley, Beans. and Peas, are all molar to bay, and must be quoted 21. per qr. lower. The hie he Ode is very stow, end they are My Is. per qr. chequer. Sibsat, der yr 70s. to 625. Barley, 414. to 60a. Beams, Hs. r 64a. Peas, 60e. to 64a. Oats, white, Mb. la 365.1 blade, 41b., to 83s. BanntErrox, Jou B.—Tits supply of all kinds of grain very mall. Wheat molt slowly, at a decline el 4s. to 6e. per qr. Oats, Beane, and Peas wen a short supply, and sold for rather lees money. Wheat, 73e. to 78e. per qr. Oats, 11. 4d. to Is. 6d. per stone. Brine, &IL to 641. Per, 52a. to 681. per qr. - - - - BOTLET, JULY 5.-Wheat wee at a decline of 10s. per qr. Barley but little asked for, the price, still showing a downward tendency. Oats offered in considerable quantities, but trade appeared paralized. Beans and Peas almost without a bidder. Cannutooa, JULY 3.-A good supply of Wheat; very tine red sold at 665. to 724. ; white, 765. Beans, 60s. Per, 60s. Oats, 30s. to 364. CANTIMEUILT, JOLT 3.-Wheat a very dull isle, et a de cline of front 6s. to 84. per qr. Wheat, white, 764. to Ms. ; brews, 70s. to 755. Barley. 62a, to 63e. Oats, 28s. to 304. Beans, 45a. to 48s. Per, 50s. per qr. Canusta„ JULY 3.-The fall in Mark-lane, together with the Slue weather, caused a farther decline in Wheat of 2. to 3a Barley, le. to ls. 6d. Oats, 6d. to Is. Wheat, red, 26a. 65. to 28s. ; white, 275. is 295. 6d. Barley, 200. to 21s. 6d. Oats, 13s. 66. to 15s. Rye, 265. to 271. per three imperial bushels. - - - - • - - Csammutuacn, JULY 5. —The market this day but thinly attended by millers and dialers. The extremely fine weather has almost prevented ot transaction taking place, and if sales were forced much lower prices must be sub mitted to. All crops in this neighbourhood are, without exception, the finest ever seen, and promise an abundant harvest. DONCASTER, ,Int.r 3.-The weather continues most fa vourable to the growing crops, which are generally looking well. The supply fresh up to this morning's market was exemdingly small; nevertheless, the Vide was excessively dull, at 3a. to 4.., and, in some instance', fu. lower. Refer ring to our highest range of prices, we find a reduction of 18s. 6d. per load, equal to 44e. per qr. Oats, 3a. to 4s. lower. Beans fiat, at le. per load reduction. Grinding Barley, 4s. to ss. per quarter lower. Wheat, new, 28e. to 27e. ; fine, 28e. to 295. ; Blendeum, 22a. to 24e.; fine, 265. Beans, 20e. to 21a. ; fine 22a. ; old, 20s. to 21.. Peas, grey, 20s. per three bushels. O ats, new, 2.5*. to 295. ; fine, 30s. to 38s. Barley, 43a. to 445. per quarter. HmisncoDow, JULY 3.-To effect tales of Wheat, it was necessary to reknit to a reduction of something over Is. per bushel upon last week's prices. For spring Corn them ap pears no demand, and, had sales been pressed, 2.. to 3a. per quarter lase money must lave been taken without discrimi nation. HADLIIOII, JULY 6.-We had a moderate supply of Wheat today, but fully equal to the wants of our millers (who were the only purchasers) ; the sales made were at a rednetket of several shillings per qr. No spring corn on offer. Limner's, JULY 3.-The supplies small, but the decline in London, the fine weather, and great foreign supplies, mused Wheat to decline 12.. to 15s. per qr. Barley, Oats, and Beans, 3.. to 4s. lower. ' MALTON, JULY 3.-Very little business passing. Wheat in limited demand, and 10s. per qr. lower. Barley nominal. Oats fully Id. par stone lower. Wheat, red, 765. to 825.; white, 78a. to 84s. per 40 st. Oats, Is. 6d. to la. 7d. per at. MANCHESTIR, JULY 3.-The weather continues highly favourable for the growing crops, which circumstance, toge ther with the continued heavy foreign arrivals at the various ports, has had a most depressing effect on the trade, and prices have day receded. Today our market is exceed ingly dull, and with a mere retail idquiry. Ws quote Wheat Is. per bushel, Flour 4s. to 6e. per barrel, Oats 6d. to N. per bushel, and Beans 31. to 4s. per qr. lower than last week, the minor articles of the trade all sharing in the geee;sl depression. Norrrsonme, JULY 3.-The supply small, but mate equal to the demand. The few samples sold were at a de elute of fully 12a pet qr. ma previous prices. There wee no demand for Oste, though offered at 3a. to 4I lam mown. Beans were slow sale. at a reduction of 4s. per qr. Wheat, new, white, 70s. to 724. ; red, 88e. to 70a. per 36 stone. Bar ley, grinding, 42a. per '3O dom. Oats, 34.. to Us. per 24 stone. Beans, 60e. to 675. ; new, 60s. to 68e. per 88 dace. Flour, superfine, 63e. to 665. ; fine, 60e. to 62a. per 20 stone. Pwrwoarer. JILT 3.-The market still falling. Wheat, new, white, 191. to 201. ;Ibrown, 181. to 191. per load. Barley, malting, 465. to 60e. Oda, country, 30s. to 32e. Pees, 665. to 60a. Beans 66e. to 60e. per qr. Furrow, JULY 3.-The arrivals are unimportant, and the supply from the farmers insignificant, but the demand, notwithstanding, ruled dull, and we must aote a reduction on Wheat of 3e. to 4s. per windle upon all descriptions. White, 1 335. to 352. ; yellow, 31.. to 33a. 6d. ; fine Rostock, 33a. per 2201 b . Flour is fully 6a per barrel lower than this day se'nnigbt, and fine, 341. 6d. to 365. per 1981bs. The demand for Oats is limited, at 4e. Pd. to tm. per 46ibe. We reduce the value of Oatmeal 4e. per load; prime, 465. • fair to good, 431. to 45a. per 2401ba. All other articles neglected, though offering on lower terms. RICHMOND (Yost:alum), JULY 3.-Only a thin 'apply of grin. Wheat sold from 10s. to 12a. Oats, 4s. 2d. to 6e. 6d. Barley, Ge. Bd. to 6a. 9d. Beam, 7s. to 7s. 9d. per bushel. fiwuroox, JULY 6.-Wheat sold at a reduction on last week's prima, of at last Be. to 10a. per qr. Of Barley, of bast weight and description, a few samples sold at 48s. per qr. ; ethers, at 46e, ; whale inferior went off at 425. Oats were dull, at a redaction of la to 2a. per qr. Fine sarmmpples of Beans were 4s. per qr. lower. Peas almost Rye also not used for. Winter and spring Tares scarce; selling at from 7s. to 94. per bushel. Baarrianuar, JULY 3.-No business done in the corn meeker, as farmers would not salmit to the low rates offered by the millers and dealers. Prime asked, 40s. to 44e. per qr. Ito alteration in Oats, Wheat, or Barley. SAPYRON-WILLIIN, JULY 3.-There was a reduction of 6e. to 6s. per qr. in Wheat, and although the supply was limited, there was great &Henley in effecting sales. Barley and Beam 3a. to 4a per qr. lower. Oda and Peas 2e. to 3a. cheaper. Yanuoarra, JULY 3.-In Wheat the demand extremely limited, and lower prices were submitted to. In other grain nothing doing, and prices nominal. Whmt, white, 76e. to 78a. ; red, 701. to 74e. Barley, 40s. to 60s. Baum, 665. to fogs. Pees, 66 . to mi. ath 310. to 41: 1 1. KIRKCALDY, JULY 3.-The weather boa Wm dry daring the week, latterly hat ad Ihmiag. As ear essay markets during the week our Imam Owed a lbw pawls of Wbsat, which were takes off Ise hal eimelempliaa at beat Is. Is da pa v. mom LA week's nonillafil rants. Xtwy hardly War einl irbilly Ode at Italkyt we ham anal" however, otihreign, of whiefitiloimillen bora& at a further mdse. of b.lelik'per qr. Hem, , w e had ashy a madarale I sapply of Wheat, but whisk a very else sale, mad pdses went es. to 6s. per qr. *ow than on last aerket-day. Of I Barley we had only one moll parcel ; sad two pin& of Oats, all of middles quality. Wheat, 68e. as 82s. ; Barley, 42a. • Oats, Mc to 365. per qr. Oatmeal, 495. to 63e. per I beg Cif 280 lba tilitoo, JULY 3.-We have little to communicate as to prices, our market being lee influenced by the fall on the other side of the Channel than mod others. Oats, 21s. to 23e. rer barrel. Oatmeal, 23e. per out, Indian Meal, 16s. 6d. per cwt. American Flour, 42e. to 43.. 66. per bri. i Amoraa., Joan 29.-The Cora market has been devoid of interest during the last ten days, as far as all wades except Rye are concerned ; bat for this produce as extensive ia- I quaT has prevailed, and notwithstanding very considerable supplies, we have actually ram 2a. 6d. to Its. per qr. on the currency of this day se'neught ; the present prices for Rye . on the spot, range from equal to 625. to 665. per qr., accord's; • to quality, for kiln-dried Baltic Emden, up to fins frisk 1 Odessa, or other =dried descriptions. ANYWRHP, Junra 30.-We have lately had very liberal arrivals of grain from abroad, but our wants are eo great that there Is littl, probability of prime of the finer kiods of Wheat rese6Sna much. Low qualities, particularly Egyptian , aktlib'rafietw land, almost uns aleable at any price. Bale la worth 20f. to 21f. ; Polish Odessa of fine quality " Wt. ; and ordinary 19f. per 80 kilos. Raritan Rigs, of which about 40 cargoes have arrived, has been taken for the interior, , at 12f. to 12If. per 70 kilos. RIYITZIC. JUN. 26.-Rather more demand, at about former priori. Very fine, mixed,fillbs., Upper Polish, 765. ; high-mixed Casimir, 621 be., 78e.; good, mailed, Lower Polish, 61118., 725. ;piddling, red, mined, 601b5., 70s. 64. The quan tity sold this week at our market is not less than 1,700 Lam. GALATI, Rain 24.—There is scarcely anything doing in corn, and prices are falling here, as also in Braila. The arrivals from the interior continue 'delimit intermission ; but unhappily not many mesh ate in thie harbour, in con sequence et which freightage is WO want of ships has a very had effect on the mazkait ea both sides of the Danube, inasmuch as large quantitiee Oaks are lying here, which ought long since to have been at their destination. The weather Lou favourable as wail possibly be desired. Rawatuue, Juir 2.—ln conesuenoili of the prevailing fine werstlese. etenbiaed with the to Regur=ear hew In RayjawA, Preseat i tum, the prim of Ora woe leareeed, y Rye, whist gee Me peeveeliftelek his% mould not peed* =is he pr ise la elassqueme et the large hapertedeas so that la oar wine Owe wee a NI of ken Of. toe Wheat Mao is eheepoe.oul ma fag its maim We have Inge anivalial Ora hes En& ea& Aeseries, which ilium! V o ris diseemlea la Ile of rh; hir Ttr e" t coma puma esnisa a t state of *low In tt ei c market. l• Wheat: Pew, 111, 260; End., 128, 260 ; I*a white, 228, 260 ; Marks and Brenew., 228, ; Heck. NA Peat., 228, 262 ; Holstein, 228, 264 ; Rider mad Basun, ZIA 260 ; Lower Elbe, 220, 248. Rye : Dan. wad Swedish, la, 161 ; Ruske, 144, 162. Barley : Deal* 120, 136. OW: Mock. sad Rola., ow Me 76, Danish, 76, 84. Buckwheat, , L 1 100, 16. er , Pew, 160, 180.; Rapeseed, 158, 166. Muunauxa, Stara 26.—There has been a sowilerable lobes dew daring the week is the wen trade, seer low sresfaiesiteelesel a vet gamy treaty bayen • greit ski It Meng is likewise fa she mem of Cleent Dattelleg weewhatsteadies re as Iran iesestill remain • with a down ,lB>t kfew ISO there is a large fled of vomit sad whist met mat be dropping In; tar bewever, dime& Awe ass bergains offieteg, Oen hays net saw emu se math as many puma whit 111 believe thfa ile satet 10•11. MA be remembered after ell that the of the leertesaalog country is quite bare of statics, and that our pee east prior are not high, Wheat entering free of duty. PILLBOX°, JUNE 21. We continue to have excellent weather for all our mope. The Wheat boned is in pert secured, and the other crops all looking nest promising. Continued scantily of vessels; at the moment not a single diseogaged craft in port, either Sicilian or English. STITTIN, JCL.' 28.—Our market has remained quiet, and prices naaltered. We have had large arrivals of Rye from Rude, bat this article being_ in constant demand prisms have met given way much. We quote Russian Rye, 665. per qr. free on board. In Barley and Oats almost nothing has been done. Sr. PBTRABBITRO, Juan 25.—Vary little was doing in the corn trade at the close of the week. Wheat was so ld at 381 r., though 40r. is demanded . Bargains for August were closed at 36r. Rye was sold at 28r. Rye Flour, according to quality, 23r. and 24r. POTATOES.—ANDOVEL, Juvr 3.—Potatoes, fine, and free from last year's disease, best, le. to Is. 3d. ; second, early, 9d. to 10d. the gallon. Do:scars:a, Jt3LT 3. —An abundant supply of new Bream, tree from disease ; they were disposed of readily at , Is. 6d. per peek wholesale. and retailed at lid. and Id. per pound. --- • • SALISBURY, JULY 3.—So great a market seldom seen ; new Potatoes by theeart load from Devises market, Laving ton, Pusey, blanningford, and other parts within twenty miles of Salisbury. The best ash and walnut leaf kidneys were Is. per gallon • picked, small, 6d. • early mans, frames, and Champions, be st, 9d. per gallon; small, 6d. - . SUNDERLAND, JULY 3.—New Potatoes come in but slowly, few of our home growers baring u yet appeared in the market, those on hand being from Yorkshire, of the kidney kind. They ere selling at 10d. a bailment, being at the rate of 24d. per lb. ; small ones, 2d. per lb. As far as we can learn, there is no appearance of the disease in this Tony. Windsurfs's, JULY 3.—The supply of ash and walnut leaf vary rod, and abundant ; no appearanoe of disease. Best, selected, full five inches long, sold at from 16d. to 18d.; fine, round. early ditto, Is.; some smaller, yet good, at Bd. to 10d. pre gallon of 101 b. weight. HOPS.— BoROIIGH MARKET. 21W0 CrOek.--- Moan. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the market remains very Arm. Ind lam Keats, pain. $l. ols 01. • Teuting p a.. Se Y. I w44sl or Lau . 4450 I I I Touting aaea. . 111 I 4 14 #INIIOI 71451••=4 WOOL—SWINDON, JULY s.—Holders tried for erisuwas et la. Der lb. ter the bat Tog Wed, in which zw ad est s core s(; from 27a. to 31s. r ar t imm ul /ere the priers he all good fludlt-Down and best Wools ; 265. to 265. 6d. for common mixed ; 245. to 265. he DONCASTIR, Jour 3,-.There was a largo gaggk if Wool to-day, and a good attendance of buyers. The rele was 'sold up at prices fully equal to last work ; Bog Wed ooze mending • preference. Superior clips. 16.6 d. to 14e.; Lincolaahire, 12s. to 13s. ; Locks mad OM. 6s. to 10s. Gterraow, Juni 26.—The skief feature at this fair is unusually ill-conditioned, heavy Wool. The few producer who had recorded in wieurrg an acceptable wash realised Id. to lid. per lb. more than he year • while greasy, dark coloured, dirty clips were sold, in mint ores, at a corre sponding doctor. The quantity of Wool left an band this evening is but small, and that little, being held by head-strong parties, will probably remain where itte tina tan it becomes worth either mere or lees. All might have sold at fair market prices, if they had so chosen. The Gustrow fair is one of about 6,000 cwt. to 7,000 cwt, and is about equally participated in by Continental and English buyers ; though we are inclined to think the former have now the larger share.—Leer Merewry. HERIFORD WOOL Paia.—Of late years a Practice has prevailed of the wool growers selling their " clips" at home, the business being transacted mostly by letter. The conse quence is, a great falling off in the quantity of Wool pitched at the fair. The weights on Thursday were small; the average value 11 id. Marro:llT Woos Para.—A large quantity of Wool was pitched, and prier ranged from 9d. to 10d. per lb. This is 3d. under the pm* of lost year. NORTHAMPTON FAIR.-09r ennui Wool fair was held in the Market-square, on Thursday, when upwards 0(18,000 fleeces were pitched, but less than List yrr by about 12 000, , the quantity then being upwards of 30,000 fleeces. Pur chasers showed signs of eagerness to buy, conesquentlypeces ruled higher, and in a short space of time every lot wee sold. The lowest price (which was for one lot only) sold at 24e. per god; the highest fetched 31s. Several oansiderahl• lets fetched 285., 295., 295.8 d., 30c, and 30s. 64., and the aT erao ef all the Wool that was registered was 27'. I t al per tad„ 'There were several large lots, whisk were not brought in the balk, but sold by semple. Yoga, Pay 1. We have had a good show of Wool at this day's market, and the buyers being rather numerous, nearly all was sold up, at a slight improvement on last week's SKlNS.—Swlrmox, JULY s.—By the le. Bd. to lc 10d. each ; shorn, 911 Yet Lun t = beat, 2s. 6d. to Si. each; Minor, Is. 9d. to 2a. HAY.—SmrranELD, The o' aock.—Mears. Cooper sod Dash, Hay and Straw Selasoirt, report the supply short. MM. Krim 716. 66 Na [New .... 66a. 66 lir I Oen/ ... Ns.* OK Wrier II M 644 to Oa Strom ... Iles So Ma CATTLE, dra-Bintww, JULY 5.-A market ; the fat Beasts were sold at a reduction oodiell i y ai r. per more ; the priasest not fetching more than 12e. per score, while deoent sons were purchaeed at 110., and interior at 10s. Sheep, dull, at a fall of 4d. per stone; the beat wethen with difficulty fetched se. to se. 4d. ; large Sheep, 4s. Bd. to 51. ; fat ewes, 4s. 4d. ; finest fat Lambs sold at 6s. ; good, Is. Bd. ; Una and rather inferior, 6e. 4s. per stone. Calves, if beet ma4q 10s. Bd. • seconds, 10s. Fat Bacon and Pork Hogs from tO 111..6d. per score. AIILDRABM Sr. COLIC. MANXBT.-WO may quote three year old Stets from 9L to 161. ; two-year-old ditto, from 61. to 81. 101. • two-year-old Quer, from 4!. 101. to 61. 101. ; Yearlings, from 31. to 51. Some superior three-year-old erases wen sold for 191. ahead. Nils/ Cowl were much in demand, and met a ready sale, at good prices. Superior silken totaled as high as from 131. to 151. The display of Horses was small, and the animals exhibited were gene rally of a very inferior description, for which high prior were 'eked. CAX•011.111 Sr. Pima's FAIL JUNI 29.-Thia fair woo tolerably well supplied with Cattle. Fat QM*, Ob. to 7111/4 Per Mt.; lean, 40e. to 50.. ; Cows and WIN. 66. to 140 The Horse fair promoted but a very main appumuisi. COLCEIRSTER, JULY 3.—The rangy stile" esi Lambe continues good, but the trade was very lea desesbent di* day the demand being very ; and b elball seise, • further reduction of full 5 per rent was enlneitid le by YIN dealers. Beasts were also plentiful is seppip, and but akw lota changed hands, there being little sr as Imeilostiea to purchase, from the circumstance of the gumbo beim well stocked. Pigs keep up in pricey cad eserly all the pees were cleared before the close of the tateket Daum. JULY FAIL—Of leas Damn a Mr properdedi which sold at a trifling reduction. Cows and Ghia at LA* prices. Stock Sheep and Lamb soli at lam w. try IS w 3s. per head. Store Bogs and Pigs mid histriflata quoted pnces. Horses of shape and aymmetry WE= priors, both cart and riding aorta. Fat Bea* *Ma at 6d. per more leer money, very tile:nod 12a., while some fat Caws, and other inferior at from 10s. 6d. to lie . Fat Wetter Sheep wttk reached 6e. per 'tone ; some pens, 4e. Bd. ; commusisb, da. 4d. Fat Cann, the best quality, 10s. 6d. to lls. per ran; moderate, los. Fat Baron Hogs, 10a. 6d. ; and Parker, 10s. 6d.. to Ili. par DOOM Anal a:OA 111.1ata se ntellet. IrmlosiDevia IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, JULY 5. • The Loan C KAN estr.oa took his seat at 6 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINBSB. 1 "BIRD READINGEL—Oorn. Re., Importation; Ttaitate ,mina Ballot Baspeation ; Messengers from the House of Commons brqught up a number of kills.; POOR-LAW RELIEF SUPERVISION (IRELAND) BILL. The oxemittes on this bill was postponed. Lord BROUGHAM begged to tall the attention of his noble friend opposite (Lord - Auckland) to the provision in this bill which provided that the chief commissioner's salary should be of such 11111 , 1illat as the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury should [TM time to time direct. He was intended to he a high officer—a cabinet minister—with a seat in parliament, and yet be was to be paid like • treasury clerlior messenger, to receive perhaps according to his votes, 6001., Or 5,0001., or 10,0001., as the Lords of the Treasury thought fit. In his opiates, it wu a most ton oomi mode of dealing with such an office. The Earl of AUCK LAND said, that in the abuse* of his noble friend (the Marquis of Lansdowne) he could not be expected to give any answer on the outgo*, but he would bring it under the notice Or MB noble friend. BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS. UM BROUGHAM begged to give notion that, notwith etsmelag the abeam of the amide memo's the president of the seem, brrehemidhleglissadgeet teriberymed corrup tion steintlemeMiselhehamethmeerew (Tuesday). There were pregmatime mem males br a general election, and he looked with hisser emidhlust Mao past, and dismay at the future, whim be remmmeseed the metes of hairy, corrap- Soo, sag isimMeilma whisk menered in the (Motion eft 1841. Hs Meg mad He anted= et the beam to the mit jeet ; an/ be should spin Mite it beim Gan. Subsequently the noble hied pedponed Ida intention until Thursday. THREATENING MITE= BILL. Their lordeldps having dumbed • 11.1116.116101 with the House of Gamma cm this bill, the hErwing sable lords were meresgers en ea tam of their bedebips : the et IMemb Lard Lod Hearean, etrellied, Lord M=loo, and Levi who left the bouts to meet the managers as the pert of to The managers returned and repotted the result of the con ference to the house. Their lordships adjourned at 6 &deck. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, JOLT 5. The ISPEACta took the chair at 12 o'clock. NM= =DEEM SECOND READlNG.—llyloodi lard REPORTS.—AzhoImo Indoor Mom dr Leeds and Selby Railway at to Oairbotard trth toordro) ftiibe• Divorce ; ( heat Northam Daher Mb AVMs* idikr a . _ _ _ Mr - . i: — -- kiss LIN mai aim k Se at peer* not ts weal, vibes' ea Nitta . J. PAIUMINK Ina a am. paw, Whim sesselell mar the Iteviver hei. psegligkr • seasmanallen eastim•—alr. War ne, ben sem lertsaases seadaste, ramplielea d algae& or 1 flu Inese al IWO. wheels hid Inn amed he # mart In Ws- I deli% will hea is ff,aitilies.--raft Prangs, Om direilas i ceissile otilenth Moguls. g is it 11111.011111 d Se Ws - ISM, 'Mt saner la leekhat san lbsoisne reli gious bilK wad preying the& the aide ream kr meet to m = 1111aDING.—Jdst Wok Omeesan (Ito. Vila. 0010111MIL—Oempeasielete Ira Dewar ( Ge rd); lissom la C =1711 4. ,ai* ".8. :( 2 4Mial ; moue Bulged= ; Besot lII= ItkiDololl.-1111sem, Piers and Harbour (Ireland); lllMelel o ti II I MI OP 14.--aansarsop Laws Pits l) lats.—Lord I. Ilwarag i ramo it • teletellky, Ni sdillimeldesse he the set =wedlllide ems ewe ist dank meth kr the sm. the semi eaten em et kaosarce r=reengler. e f t Se wee lir rims hues the te lb Mt. le le seed ihrilteMh. DOM *maim—for:Nam" Aram M od l e le ape the or eloth =lkldre a queidoaav % ith zeinme le la pails" hm w en W Saares.—krad Q. lizsrsoca, ea the Nadas Ihr gabs lab at , tamers as Alms her Menet, est to tuned We esanne tithe esheerleers to the Testlaseilet, Ss gnat to jim mow the atlas argsaltele regimes, rase to -I,...riatit the awes, ...ills too the tithe eablemmente of Idellaisruhel the Detect SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE. Atheiral OQN)ON moved Est the Wanznittee on the Wed New Gas Ni have lam to greased with three aa4, mmo6 rout forthwith. a m & Bl= l COl - apposed the aletien. On Friday holds/ had had IIirdNIIII it a mal4 sitting, when for a long period there were not mote tbsama members and alp one representative of the Ho did sot thank that the haporthat==ol77 ought as be Maneacted by fifteen seembers only, end a he could lace count oat the tows =ail bur sa me ], he shoulcia dabs the motion, or thy antiw a r lee the thees to sit during So eking the , .sss =is se tall an stheedsose of measheest the boom as I . No thought alio reaniag *alp Moe mese so tntkepal, ear tad 1111 this Swab* meth of tlio hathem elite Matey. Lo i J I V I SSIILL the oath loud was mistaken as to the coestitatimal bas it width the Mose soot Is at, for la sarient Some the home met at tea Wok* la the in Kers atimaissordtmeig alligif lb OM Wind five or is the after:tom • whoa ones bad arises for the home at the end of the ameba to Kt at twelve o'clock, end he (Lord J. RaseeK) thee& our wee quite as full an attendance of numb= betimes tithe and three o'clock ea these would be between seven and she o'clock in the evening. (Hoar, ham) With !sweet to the MAW a the sobblerd la isforresonag to mast eat the hear it four o'dolkoo Fifth" 1 14 mit Shis wia rthrr•- eseliag with the Health of owe BM, be J. Wes sell) mast say that it was a proceeding of he kW. no =ittß lea on the pato! a member tae ham who himself to be the leader si a post peaty sal to lair ernt the opinion of (Koss, Um) He'did net malt it was becoming the polka of dm male lord to azt In that kind of manner, to sada he (Ltd I. Pandl) would mot apply any epithet. All he weld maysesseststhe govern ment would exercise that vigilance wNsla sesame the badness of the hones being proceeded with. , beer.) Kr. SPOONER joined to the AMNON le the slabs of essamittees during the attlap it the lame. Mr. R. YOBRE said that it woe thsemmiath dud the istabore EWA have a divided daty, bat that bractremdsoce scarcely WNW now, inasmuch se then were bet few com mittees dttlag. Stratagem were ordered to withdraw, bat no Meld= took place, inasmuch u Lord G. Bombek abandoned hie opposi tion to the motion, on being halcametlay Admiral Goethe that the Wakefield Gas BM committee 'would not meet until half-put 3 o'clock. Mr. BOUVERIE then moved that all oommittess skald have leave to sit notwi OM el= s zf the hour. Lord G. BENTINCIE the sad repeated his °Mastless already After a dormitory cenvenatiea, in whkb Mr. Rowdies* Kt. Mackinnon, Mr. Bock, Kr. K. Berkeley, Kr. Spooner, On elaesel7 being proposed, Lord J. RUSSELL said that, as this clause involved a grant of public newsy, it would be necessary to move a re moieties in a committee of the whole hones, before the clause t was passed. He also thought the clause ought to provide en appeal Wing afforded to the towns on the subject of the ex peltela of their inspection and survey for the purpose of ocerrying this measure into operation. Under these vicuna etenese, he wished for an opportunity of further considering the dare, and for that purpose be should now move that the cdaess be postponed. After a sheet meversation, in which several hoc. members too= the motion was agreed to, and the deuce was On dense 18, which provide. that in corporate towns the purposes of the act should be carried into execution by the lows corned, Mr. M. BERKELEY moved an addition, to the effect of enabling the town council to delegate the power conterred on them by this bill to " such other meow resident in such towns es they might appoint." Mr. W. MILES supported the amendment. Lord MOR PETE thought the duties had better be left epos the responsibility of the town councils. After a short diecussion in which Mr. W. Miles, Lord Morpeth, Mr. Henley, Lord J. Rinnall, and Ms. V. Smith took part, Mr. M. BERKELEY withdrew the amendment, and ex praised his readiness to leave the matter in the hands of the government. The Earl of LINCOLN complained of the omission from Ihe bill of two clauses, which stood 19 and 20 in the measure when originally introduced, the first of which enabled the QUOIN" in council to extend the boundaries of towns and = r er i and the wend, to increase the number of town in the towns end boroughs which should be so ex tended. Wein MY seek clauses were introduced this bill wrellihetsr,Mer,afi Inoperatist in niusteen-twentieths dam lawns and bermegb. o f the kingdom. Lei MORPETH said the eimeselhad been omitted on the isegnesentatione mad* to him that it would hardly b e coustitu liensisefeesemingtosnabletheerown,withoutt •, g the senor seeker the Wean boeadAvice. He, however, a ail aZtea lie beeps go ge en with the bill, omitting these elenenybeesnee them wee peat number of boroughs ingeediak Seepentleaeltbie bill soukl be introduced wah ine ilebeing esseemeg ilnet to make such alteration as , kesigiselety boeselifeeei to be durable. By peeving this bOl in the present semien, the quash= of boundaries would he seenidered and a Anil arrangement effected, se that early Mot errs a separate bill for regulating boundaries could be igivelseed. After a 6w words from Mr. EgrOotnet and Mr. Tv StNla Mr. HENLEY thought if this bill We; only for the par_ pose of.obtaining information with a view to legislation next session, that could be effected bye very short bill, and with out the necessity of going through this eambrous measure. Lord J. RUSSELL reminded the hon. member that this measure would be immediately brought into operation in very many boroughs; and it was only because in large boroughs the area of drainage and the area of sanitary regu lation was different from the area of many municipal boun daries, that inquiry was nee/nary. Lord 0. BENTINCK dill thought that it would be better for the government at once to withdraw this heterogeneous measure for this session, and submit an entirely new sanitary bill neat year. After a further desultory conversation, the clause was avoid to. On clause 19 being proposed, Mr. SPOON ER inquired on what ground it wee that Mem • universities were exempted from the operation of this ineelmell. Lord MORPETH said that at the universities there wow two oserdlaste bodies—the municipal and the unless*. Eder hod agreed to be represented for the purposes d - mown bye third body, to be composed of remounts of sett of the other two bodies ; and it had been emosed that the respective oontributions to the fund to be aiftiaistered by the third body should be in the proportion of two-fifths by the university and three-fifthe by the ming dpi authorities. The clause was then agreed to, and ordered to stand pot I of the bill. Lord J. RUSSELL said that, as the hour bad now arrived (three o'clock) when it was understood the house would adjourn to five o'clock, he should now move that the chairman report program and ask leave to sit again. The house resumed, the CHAIIIIILN reported pro ves., and obtained leave to sit again tomorrow (Tuesday), at 12 o'clock. The house then stood adjourned to five o'clock. The house resumed at tire o'clock. THE LATE EXPEDITION TO CANTON. Mr. BAILLIE asked whether the late expedition to Can- ton was undertaken by the governor of Tang Kong upon his own responsibility, or in consequence of instructions which he resolved from government; secondly whether the powers whisk had been entrusted to Sir John Davis were of so soespreheasive a nature as to justify him in making war on the Chimes without receiving specific instructions from the gormonmeet Lord I. avant!. said this expedition had not been un dertaken ist meemineesse et any aped& instructions issued by government. Various eases of wr4age had been reported to the governor ; sad he had upon his own sense of what was aemerary, to proeara, by ilmigbie means, redress for those evils. The gemor had me ipecac power ; but, Meesabi, if an; et was committed upon her almisele, the gevelenersofeelmiles would take era • is let immediately, 'elated reference to in 'tractions. PAYMASTERS AND PURSERS IN THE NAVY. Capt. PECHELL said it had been promised, when the navy eetimates were moved, that an additional provision should be made for paymasters and three distinct classes of *Moms in the navy; and, accordingly, an additional sum of 1,9101. 17a. 6d. had been voted for the purpose of placing paymasters and pursers on the footing proposed. He bad re wetly learned, by :otter, that nose& advance had been made. He was sonvinced that the Rend of Admiralty , Intended to do justice, and to keep their preemies; therefore, if there had been any error or mistake the teak must be at Beinerset House, and not at Charing-arena. (Beer.) He also wished la know whether it was intended to phis on the retired list aims who had become blind, Imelime unfit*. MIMI Mr. WARD said that whatever premise had hem made . . with respect to the names of the dares alluded to the Board of Admireley would take care that it was fulfilled. Any mistake er minion that might have occurred would undoubtedly be notified. With regard to the officers who were rendered unfit for service by blindness or other casu alty, he was not authorised to state what other coarse would be pursued than tint which had prevailed hitherto. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.—WITHDRAWAL OF BILLS. Lord J. RUSSELL, in moving the order of the day for the committal of the Compensation for Damages (Ireland) Bill, said be would state the course which government proposed to pursue with reference to the %.1h at present on the orders of the day, and the course of business gene rally. The first bill of which be would take notice was the 'membered Estates (Indeed) Bill. The house was well imam that this was ama important bill ; its object and Li tman meld be E ass. lismilkdal to Ireland. But, by late =at this it waved thst very meat alarm Mailbi e pilleel Ike egestal provisions dill blii. hst by is given by e l f estate bill of thistrl li t i trueZd, R 7ersons weR to speak, and !Wiwi,e well qualified, if they proper, to marry into effect what they stated, the several millions, which had been lent on mortgage, in Ire land, would be called in if this bill were to per. (Hem hear.) Had it been at as eadierieriel of the seseles, he should have hd,ed to he die team, so the limed= of the bill, that it woe so sseseeptisimbia; that the dam might be diatipated ; but he did not think it peedlie, at the present period of the session, to go into the disessiest satieleeterfly. The government bad, Illmelles, ~tit far bettor to defer until another miss the esmideretes it this 60. The house was aware that lbemem=6 made by aria hill must be of a very_ WM mail to the Prisms Bill,whille m a i r Amalfi the er! helm, the Right Hon. the Hams Ikerskity did width& that hrimito the be luninglibiab earded ulsa ieto ntrinh el was ert t in ma : gi f lemi thel= lbli elo s e e % in ;md ; w :; ll 4 . . sot to proceed w e thst WIL bill ' , mesa to wme whit it. He lead Meted . Hee ether illy, that • Wisest his Wadies to moil vide the Meatus an to Ifs o= at allilifk :be scald se ri f i s i t li = • =2:hither], take the seemed merlin or not. The ' at whether BBL the Navigatione Hill, the Pew ' itil , . , and*" ether bffle mew es the order of the lisp, . • I emit be proemial with is petheasse to the ahem ' Ile to the orbs et bale s, they grakessel le _ tille the coeusittse el oto lty Oat forshisi ; mad litirelser.. ; si.• appeal le deo hes. ter Ipleerlie iWpsilipsie it satire +Mel he bed es pstest. Uwe Am seise the persem. " meet bed peered to go We Manlike Or itim4, and sr the waft lad hoes tikes t o ill mer i e r t, ell e lm hit ' l e " wa g t o t ti ar l". by es hes. ssember (23 . ''- . ;;;:•: es to the by el Pesespl. It wee * s:i r e . to senor that telt Wiest amid be debited at ' the bet wales that it email aims emoheeihre, ha deli . metzlltliase o lt s o t ter It ; but will Net r ot tle smsdes et sucrose st Skim he nt& it was gilts fit that theirhelet Mel desell ' Etrilt be shied, he arisisly Ad met Oink Halmlislie thet Owe *sold be further these's. Is the mew* miss; sad lelps a suttee whisithedpassed marl pees ego, it wen not pi gent s promedieg. He would, amehre, pre to the les. wapitis for o F to take • sotteo4sy - , Tmedey is ,kr so nodes et atm il ..= ; mi lt_ _ he did sot ipmeral, :,i : f r. Ile elligellem oemememest of ' , a beam '''' 'pot there wee me greseemeest hub= to ; It, ; 1 Itek be would gese se oir es the OM gerwrza- .:d twee they visa le is them • ! ..., t a5 e 5i d...1.4 84 1?.. 1. 1.7. 1 11:- r inza•. - 1 . 1 9 2 ) Mese ef aunty, Owls. fte media ea Pester lehe Hea ... . 4 =li:rim said if the table lord weeill&V .., k to a hose t : it io.morrow t i o this da theey), les ; unlessto s an that mvsswarm, he might meet es meads lime Oglet ) TEN LOADB.-00HISBANOS; . ; Illmessoiet alto Ste Miter Wass segseessisessiassem with the Oommmai me Semite. et their thersiatiaimi as of the Leas' timeleimmes to Hae Thsestleise UMW* BM Certain Ism sole= woe 10 4110- dint the emehmiese, oil 10 1 ::=Tihre i gueguee. Daring thstr albseme% lbe builligile , suss IIOINIOL • The abassulliebsyleg riefflasa, Best their kw& ships speed is the sosedimede of the lill, with the gasp- Gagraseys, 171. to 221.; store Bulletining& Barmen about the same ea last week. Butchers' Calves, 41d. to 6d. per lb. A Lege supply of Sheep; fat Wethers, 60. per lb. Limbs, Sid. to 7d. HIABIFOILD Fars, JOLT I.—The supply of Cattle wee not larger than usual; the demand fer fresh Beasts was rather brisk ; fat animate realised about 61d. In the Sheep lair, the number of atores in offer greatly exceeded any thing we have witnessed for some time, and though large numbers were gold, the sellers were more numerous than the purchasers; the value of store Sheep wee, therefore, something lower than it has been of,late. Fat Sheep, shorn, sold at 61d. per lb. Lambe, 7d. Store Pigs were in abundant supply, and could not be disposed of, except at a depreciation ia value. In the Horse fair there were the ewe motley animals good Hacks and draught Hones reaixtained their high ;slue. Noserica JULY 3.—Our market exhibited a very large show of Scot:, Shorthorns, Devons, and Irish, with fresh arrivals of Dutch cattle. The day being the finest for the hay harvest during the week, few buyers were present; the trade wag consequently very dull, and a great portion of the Besets remained unsold. It may be as well to observe that, with such numbers, there can be but little chance of a good market. Fat Basses a smell show, and trade firm; for Scots, Pa. 6d. to 95.; Shor•herns, 81. 3d. to la. 6d. per stone of 141 be., with a nannies. The Sheep pens were well Blind; prime Lambs were quickly sold, et from 30• to 325. per head; middling, 22e. to 285.; poor sod ordinary, 18a. to 205.; keeping Sheep, 82s. to 38e. ; fat Sheep, 8.. 6d. to 9s. per atom ; ewes, of ell ages, both wares and dear. At the close nearly a clearance was made of all kinds. Good store Pigs from 18s. to 265. per heed. Fat Port, 7s. 3d. to 75.6 d. per st. SWINDON, JULY s.—Heifers sold at 141. to 151. ; Stock Calves from 21. to 11. each ; some pens of Devon couples reached 70s. ; Tegs, 555. to 58$. each ; good stock Lambs, 30s. to 365. ; Pip went at a trifling advance. Fa Yowlerslees Markets .e. last pap. SHIPPING. MAILS Ausrvzo.—Dublia, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee, 1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1; Hamburg, 1 ; Lisbon, 1. LONDON, July 6.—Wind this day at noon, W. by 8., light breeze and sultry weather. Diu, July 6.—8. to 8.E., light—Arrived Mary Lang, Bandana Arrived from the river : Bolivar, St. Vincent Horatio, Quebec = s r OLD HEED or KINBALN, Jay 28.—Lyra, CIOOKILLVIN.—NaIad, Montreal ; Effingham, New 'iformarind. litsanuca, : litsaa, (babe°. Wansuutrourr. July 4.—Bailed: Ayrshire, Quebec. PLYMOUTH, July 6.—Variable.—Arrived: Lady ot the Labs, Porto Rios. Ow PENZANCE, July 4.—Cynthia, Bt. John's, New trusdland. Orr TORBAT, Jane 30.—Forager, St. John's, N.B. Orr TUE NEEDLLE, July b.—Talbot, New York. BOOTHLYTTON, July 5.—S. by W.—Arrived; Achillte, Constantinople. Ports tOUTH, July 6.—S.S.E. toW.S.W.—Sailed: North umberland, New York. Orr TIEN LIZARD. July I.—Atlas, Matanzas. Cowan, July 6.-8. to B.W.—Arrived Ellen Prunes, Havannah. On Moincea BAT.— Olinda, Sydney. BELFAST, July 4.—The Sea King (m.), front Liverpool ; and the Athlone (it), from Dublin, both for this pert, run on shore on New Inland this morning, daring a fog. Pao mom and crew raved. ICIMICSAIDOX (Dotom), July 4.—The Arthur, of Ply mouth, from Newport to Boston, Mena on the rocks off amok, to-day, but got off, apparently without damage. 1