The Express. — London, England, 1848-07-15 00:00:00

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I South Stafibrdshire, 31 SU Ni M ARI of the HOME and FOREWN INTELLI- inteeprotation put by the British gevernment on the id "TT' IrtlS Tit RD GENCE which may arrive on the day. word ' rianufacturee," in respect to the importation LEEDS SALA Jeer 14. f into o o r t ed her couetrise of cotton twists and other Senn. MIME- Til E EXPRESS bits the benefit of the Foreign It:prober', __ .t East Lancaelibe, IN. 3s. tod.} N. Mitre Thrds, 3 4 79 61 Me d Correspondence, and other costly characteristics ef a Morn• tet articles ; and therefore the government felt that Great Northern, 81 SE . OO 4 ND RLtD I III , I jag Journal. But the full and carefully prepared REPORTS tey could not ezelude refined sugars comlog from liollend Lade and Thank, 22 d Ma i n n 'ea Sae . 8 1E " a ‘ Ida ' Pref. ' he ' T 131613 RFADING of the MONEY, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN, or Hamburg from being entered at the Most fae Carlisle Ext., Se. 64.1 Eilt Lemeshire New, 61.13•11d,d u ncotu.t a r anaire7-reviekm „ ,... „ . „. ,, ed y CATTLE, and other Al ARK ETS, ate the marking features vourahle rate of dutiee. The expressions in the schedule were so worded aa to comprehend all TALLOW. - The following are our quotations : Caital) .• fAaa" and ReerY reereeta i 'le new =• *gent will transmit THE LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1848. [THREEPENCE. metal and Doechesu Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 44e. Octoher to December eed Ith u ksral neee EXPRESS on receiving a Post rifle° order, at the rate of in g" 'mining from foreign , ports not otherwise charg.ed with, and to include refined &agars. Consequently, 587- ) deliveey, 433.; separate months' delivery, 43e. 6d. e. Entherine's and Loath 19s. 6d. per quarter ; hut, should any ditAculty arise, person, - am requested to remit a Poet-office order for that amount Dutch and Hamburg refined sugars were admiosable to h e ome _consuneptian at 11. 4s. 84, duty._ With respect to the check in an engagement near Echarri-Aranaz, on the CORN.-CIIIPPENIEIMII, July 14.-No changes can oosteerrress.-e , payable to Mr. MINRT WALLBUIDOL, 10, DOUVerie-atreet LATEST FROM PARIS. be noticed in the carrency for 'Wheat ; the but esimples of (Inform) . Bills. Fleet. street, London. eand question put by the noble lord, there was a certain quantity of Muse : outdo and elayed sugars now in the hooded road from Pompeian& to Vittoria. a ti f e t r e r t. n t h t o i s i :i raf ffit l i e r e , REPOIM.--Crimen white are making from 51s. to 555. per qr. ; red, 495. to 545. • Offices fur ..Icloerasements and communications, No. 10, A letter also reoeived from the frontier says that, middling, 445. to 48s. ; inferior, 41s. to 445. The demanti a ga P imk ETn tb i e O L S. - a n p y pi l Bouverie•street, Flcet-street. London. warehouses, 'elude had not been imported in privileged PARIS, FRIDAY, 8 30 len. , C f i ) i i e l n el eral e 9 E fh l . io had re-crossed the fron_ for Barley underwent a change for secondary qu_... ll ties, full wy-simisierna, ft. ships, nor from countries where they were produced • Although there has been no indication of an intention TErTANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. those sugars were, under the existing navigatien laws no; • • • • le. per qr. less being obtained. Former quoterion. for Peas plows in favour alibi were maintained, at 445. per qr.. aed old Beans, 395. to 475. PAPER° rIt _ ESENI Capital, 61,000.030. ' to realise the predictions of wine of the anarchistst Advicts from Catalonia, r 'ved to-day, announce a pe_ f r si str. p ; . r n G . : , ~ f 3 . Bs f . bin to t 4 r Os el . end T e h i e s s w ill et el t f t m eed o , & pas ts . were made admissible for home cocsumption, except upon payment of h that many columns of the Queen's troops were per- Report of the ramp Thnlatltutlen el empowerel by &mortal Aet et Parllnment 14th Viet. 42a per cwt. duty. t e government has prudently adopted mermen& ot cap. el, sml k eo ornstituted ae to alfori etto benison of life wartime in Fsl tbeir reliant et tent to polley holOpm red to await I,Tittater factlitte. and WAYS AND MEANS. precaution for this day, which will have the effect of suing Cabrera, but that they had not only not --- E - ilia July 14.-We have had rather better supplies of Lord REDESD, accestamedation then are madly offeront to the puldle. The report of the comMitte for granting 3,000 001)1. oat of tranquillising the friends of order, and at the same nomo o e d i n ca t. • p tiring him, bat that the number of WhLtt at it ' iur Market to-day, and farmers, though reluctant, The ware subs'obed oMSOdi_OW niniir nit° the in ni e °° " l ee°tie°lll7 the consolidated fnd 'f 1* already voted, was then time proving to its . enemies that any new outbreak t o ereedne fund, aetennutaied iron the premiums on upwards ~f 7,01.10 . , U. Or supp lee i o nse o Lt i i n the tith re his followers wee considerably increased, amounting were obliged to submit to a decline of le. per qr. Barley ` Le '`'`"''''',.' e o r V e ny o ; now to 3,000 immediately under his orders. p oia,,,,arnsi soeekte es-way to the waved; whilst the magnitude received. would be a signal failure. The Hotel-de-Ville is a t 3,,, Cempany's trenenetemetes enabled the Mature to offer unusual The house adjourned at a quarter to one. and Oats in short aupply, which sold freely at last week's r' n, f - "'' . en xii ii.oe to poltatiolders, aa ivill ho seen by reference to the Pro protected on all sides by troops, and the Place prices. part thereof wad a wear, rid to the varied and extemtre told°, which have been sem s Their lordship, i puted with MIMI care and labour esprewly for the ...se of thisinstitution. nandoyer is occupied by artillery. The Toile- HEMEL iIEMPBI3II3, July 13.-Wheat, new, 28s to 31s. PETER MORRISON. Iteddent Dinar. _ I. Pram...tree, Bank. London. Oa. I. 1647. NEWS FROM PARIS. ries, in addition to the usual guard, has received PORTUGAL. per load of 5 bushels ; Beans, 21e. to 245. ; Peas, 23e. to 255.; a reinforcement of a regiment of the line, four pieces - Barley, 264. to 305.; Oats, 21e. to I:te e pee qr. HOUSE OF IRON BEDSTEADS and CHILDREN'S COTS. JL A vary large aeortment of Boilers& and Chiliteene Cote, of Iron PARIS, FRIDAY, 11.30 .e.H. of cannon, and two battalions of the National Guard. (By TelegratAie raprou.) LINCOLN, July 14.-Our *apply of Wheat wro not so The Seamen t end brans-bolderob 8 feel long. with ...otos. from 18, •d. etch ;if The journals of this morning are altogether desti- Similar precautions have been taken on the other large as of late • the trade dull at 23. decline. Nothing SOUTHAMPTON. THIS DAT, SATURDAY. . '"a t "..r i:. "' dt f s r.1 . 11 1 : 1 - si rs r.V I ' At. trill i 7sh ' rw!r utir.ll el I Wiz c tote of newe, domestic or foreign. Since dawn this Point.", sod the troops in the barracks are in readi- The steamer Jupiter has arrived from Lisbon, the d • • Bl ' O B ' d • th 1 SECOND BEAD!! mug 10 ar ey, ato, or cans, an Ince. d same as aat F i n d ,. BM, week. Wheat, red, 43a. to 485.; white, 4,55. to 50s. Oats, feirei • el ' . litrieroe " ilate Nippon and Surtoni.39. Ozforretreet (corner morniug there lias been a considerable movement of nese to act at a moment's notice. REPORTI CON.II <IN commarecto. and I. N ewinvortreet, which are the Baur In the troops, squad: ons of cavalry especially passing from Oth ineL When she left it was generally believed that 17s. to 225. Beans, 38s, to 40s. The gardens of the Tuileries, the Champs Elyse:es a revolution was rapidly approaching. Don Miguei's LIVRRPOOL, July 14.-The duty on Barley, Rye, Beane, Nene Improvement a ho ed . eta. trey he wen the latent Ithelailne, or :kw Iron Same TUBB) READLN( Pol. which Is apple:able alike to iron and woodsy, bedstead, It has time to time at a rapid pace. From all that I can and other public promenades have been occupied by London agent was understood to have reached Por te., fount wo auxiliary to perfect rest. superior to evot the water bed. . and Peu, is raised to 2s. 6d. per qr. ; that on Wheat, Oats, PETITIONS.-By -peened mune :we fate en-Tattooer every innomongery article, vont learn as yet, however, these are only precautionary larf .. e bodies of National Guards all this day. tugal, and the Cabral and liberal journals and Flour remaining unvaried. Except a few parcels of the ere of nitrite on Flour Once Monday, we are almost without eny fresh sup he utmost activity is visible in the miliOtry move- each gave warning of coming danger. All the (per pyt , I ree.-Established In Welleatrod.l3lo. measures. No actual disturbance has taken place. rons at Heighten, (lAEA' ETB.-1,1.1(OK, KENT, and CUMMING By the weekly balanee-sheet of the Bank of France, mente. Aides-du-camp and orderlies aro seen gallop- leading liberals had either left Linton or were plies, either coastwtse or from Ireland, and of foreign'Wheat Liar; eel, praying t NJ havo lIEM°V EIi th eir weeatahmat fr " eara°°wa".t.di • it will bc seen that the Government have drawn out ing_in all directions during the day. concealed. The new ministry will be composed as we have merely 950 qrs. ; whilst the import from America dream at the rate o consists of more than 4,861 quarters of Indian Corn, 4 fr'm D'ik6tb ' again Lent0...en...1 to. llattongsnieu, to No. 4, Reglootstrect, waterloo. The Esplanade of the Invalides is occupied by de- follows : President, Ssidanha; Home Affairs, Costa against 9,164 quarters ot that article, place .oppeite !leo Al 31,1 Jamesisi, where they trust that Intrimige all the Treasury balance, and overdrawn to the extent ATM Montreal, mein and 6,206 bar- Wakley , . from Midi will be eoutinaol whi-ti ther.have , d load mtionel They are diuswing _..,..., ...,,., . ___ tachments of cavalry and artillery. Cabral ; War, Buren ; Justice Branoo; Finance, rels of Corn idiot, exportod during the same time BUXTON, to the par o f ge,enl avoyetild yard. of OW teet Brussel. Gametes at 3s. G.I. per O. 0m , , ,,, A , vanes- All the troops are consigned to their barraoke, and Castro, or Oliveira ; Marine, F;lcao. The sitting of to Ireland. The Flour reported last week from New York, port& oi et. Leonard n ship, being Canadian produce, will not, it is V' "; y. o t. e v ioadel &arm In Tapestry. Brumes, and A elves Pilo at a STATE OF THE BANK OF FRANCE llp to July 13, vrith i n n an Ame • from tee dial way erwt reduction. Chintzes, llamado, ex. Turkey 4Carper and the ce noing ii. .. of the proceoinit wear : • ordered to be ready on a moment's notice. the Cortes has been prolonged till the 31st inst. It fe nd rei e ge ratood dety be ef a c tmi p tt e e t d h f a o tee r er . s T u h en e pti tt o eh n th u , n r les h e oh a thi t t h h eh e t 00 ,,,..‘ eree. B t oe the .,teso l° , m _Ll Ael d :O es /loaner le Week ruiner Week ending The remaiticier of the army of Italy has fallen has been engaged with the affairs of Ashwordo, who T HE VEITIT - B - TSST BLACK TEA, July 7. July la. back • on Lyons, where a camp of 23,000 men is to deposited gold with the bank and received worthless remarkably fine and fuming for the crops in this district, " :leeiiN i fi ' llnottu 4e. per lb. Lresurrilii. The luge and et-Tact - Ode description of trade thnt RUSSELL and c a pital Co. hat e oitablidi el solely ny renter the chetcoot tea. at the lowest u p t t a O f ...,,, h iai d h in h. 23,330,000 0 23,330,0 W oin Italy has ceased. country markets this week exhibit a slight tendency down. homing; Win . r im o f the day, ain't. a sufficient ruaranteo that they 911Inot. for the n __,. 10,000,040 0 10,0013,000 0 days, 521. , o e„ o f egikine an apputranee of LOW PRICES, offer a heel Inferior „1";..... „,___ ,__, .._,_ 2.9 30 , 690 14 2,a40,00 14 The proceedings of the Assembly to-day were - wards. At our market this morning, 'Wheat of all deecrip- V ° ... m)l ` l l Ec •, -- ‘ guano. Amnia: theonseltus ef the advantage. affordol by so mule .-- 2: :_ ael ;7 1 lees. , .... _...M.. eei n e le, ...1. r nt ,k,,,......, ......, c0m,,,,,,, i .a.,,,im„,e,b„,e,.... -- - in ci e tc "C.ty - tions, meeting a very , . eto t o l L ß o T i O f oT t i oe fe e • . ,' a CARGO of the FIN Eta TEAS marina - sato] tinctly that the government had no intention of pro (.1"" ("'"" 'n'' l tie • iibiti ell d Iguthall • i 1 Do. Brancto banks Into ENOL.t. II ~ ate t y mod .nyan an ) amen 1 m p op. 50 .1.,,0c1a11e their respected friends ill different torte ot the Bins to order • 540,912 91 481,273 st: posing any measures of expropriation of the railways. former must be noted 6d. per rock, end the latter Poor ' Ireland/ t Pot FAILURE OF GOVERNMENT PROSECU- REA URNS OM Idegil:on. that the ribose tea in of the very finest quality, mid they now Account current of leeasury, creditor 4,889.956 66 - The moral influence by which men are abashed by kinda 6d. per barrel cheaper. Barley, Malt Beans md Peas, although held at Tuuday's rate ' s, were ' l ' ° ,,, no wlll 4,, t o , e b° r ao l d . canoe tie higher than te. per puth.l. its better tat Is not to be obtained Divers accounts current 77,016,675 48 78,205,65 R 44 , TIONS. al olitY Wiee• 1ictir , . 1 ... 1. 7 .nr ''. 8 °wt . in 8° Peri. a "i d " . °eat Aceounte current in the beemehes Five pounds seat earns. nee to any part of tho kingdom-RD 88LL E .,,.......„... ow DU LIN. JOLT 14. extremely difficult of dieposal, with a declining aapect. 0e ,,,,, , ,, e d„,d r oe ., and co.. TEA 51ER4 4 14 ANTS, BOROUGH, LONDON. , .--- •-e 2,100,000 0 3,246,300 0 effect on the communists and socialists. Like fanatics Receipts payable at sight in the The grand jury of the count? . Wicklow have Oats, being seam and in moderate request, supported late g r eM, o e from ~y , m aim an d prices. Oatmeal, on the contrary, was almost wholly tire °leech eon rut iIIjARDS' FARINACEOUS 1.'001) is recom- branches 1.1 mended NS tbe meet pulsator article of diet for en who meta Drina of branch banks mare by sense of the public declared against them. neglected, anti nominally depressed in value, owing to the try of JemearT, i• Mr Hollywood with sedition. the police officer who i xtraordinery abundant deliveries of rotator.. , forced upon n . .e..mber of E t!! " .e ° fr. the olletsc sing coats of latiumus. so prernicut at thin .111000 bunk 4,619,324 05 4,263,707 63 M. Prudhon has, as I stated this morning, had the ' sii it ~,etaiii. a e rut . 1' amount of nutritious properties than my Draft+ , of bank payable by alma deposed to the seditious words having admitted that the markets by the neighbouring growers at 3s. 6d. to 33. 91 " o `,`OO Y e ° r om ia t o , a e t a other dereptlon of 1-el. All the racket., and cows rentain kith banks 1,603,684 0 1,844,015 0 effrontery to bring his colossal project of public rob- he did not take notes of the sptcch, but reduced them per 90 lb. For immediate &livery, the ogrecate sales of tweemniaLs of the r...!tie .4 this 'dour:Won as an article of food for Diridends payable t.y.,,5. invalid...ad lorsons of look dlge-tion. Sold by all raPeele• Bunk of Almers,suon nut set invested to writing from memory on his return from the meet- Indian Corn to-day were to a fair exient, and holders again the eas ending . made rather more money, particularly for eeco ry trueddee I ‘ able drunter. in le an 12, packet, also in tin eases, 71. aid. mob ; and, ... 24 ..„.., boo .. 1 108 383 19 1,108,391 19 observations of the Constitution/a/ to-day on this in- ing. The Young Ireland party are in high glee, and nda C each ear ir t iolitO e es o -Indian Meal steady In value. Arrivals from the gene:Te o _o f P e° se • mai. lig - Sim4 fraudulent finitatiew, plea.o to observe none Doommt, din . 1nt ... , . 43 . 3 are rewire sieve. rimed "Jen. Hants," end manufactured at the dividual and his proceedings : have et nt off a special account ot this lailure to Limerick, tn T the 17th July inclusive, nto Liverpool and encore : Royal Vietsris Mill, Dartford. Rent. pada 603,407 77 657,111 96 )1. Prudhoe has remodelled the draft of the petition • i • R Wlllea Mane, 11:1100 Di...omits and divers interests is where they are not without hope it may influence the WheaL 972. Malt, 23. Oat., 3,214. Beans, 500. Indian V ec reo rin oc o Y ' ° L t ., ' eiALVANISM. - Invalide are solicited to send to breech bona. grand jury there in their decision on Atr. Meagher's cern 4,868. Oatmeal, 211 sacks. Flour, 1,216 sacks, 532 moral a the sprat. V..i Mr. W. IL HALSN. of 72. Brunswiekeleire. for Ma Panilthiet Be-di...dig last haff-year ........ . en MT.PICAL °ALVAN ISM, which will le forwarded free on receipt Ditto ie branch banks „ 032,619 0 640,730 0 lie has drawn it up:now in the shape of a bill, which ho his case, in which informations are also laid by a barrels. piece ot derinatlor or ten poste,. stamp.. They will he astonished at ILI content., In it Sundrie. will be kneel the particulars of sure. in cases of &sauna, rheumatism, Sotonisieryoa, July 14.-The weather being exceedingly too " p i vir is WWI.. tie donlourenv, pra r lyst, spinal complaints, headaches. ,Icti. 607,010,471 42 590,574,7 M 05 time if it is an order which he intends giving to the Arsem- - - • ... -.-.- fine, the market ruled very dull for Wheat to-day, at Irom t h e hete t mun e.. o deney of °errata carps. Ivc oomplaints, general deliiiity, thillastion, bly, and if it will not have anything else to do but to give 48s. to 52e. per qr. In other artic'es no alteration. 'eine permitted en e urrionits, all yorts a n eweas . d.s.irior, tr. Mr I labs. a method of -_ ... - " ant ' applying the minuoic fluid is quite free fnan all unpleasant meneatton ; Lan Sno ma.. 112,618.03 8 SO 86,520,320 61 to it its unction. Wk. to a man has thus lint - gated a part of COMMEIiCIAL ‘5,- MARKETS. UXBRIDGE, July 13.-The eupply wes moderate to-day, r7 . i i, , ,-, 1,,p'f,',.0f,„1 Pt face it In rather pleasurable than oe:feriae: mel many WIC, are ex- Ceeti tri the bemire banks 73,6M,026 0 72,567,76 t 0 the nation to violate the independence of the National As- and the trade dull, at a deprerion of Is. per qr. No comicial th i ut ta ,,,,'lni n . co i n MONEY MARKET S: CITY INTELLIGENCE. alteration in other grain. Wheat, 111. to 16/. per load of 5 on „OW,. e, ee eg e cces.lingly fond Of It. It quickly mums tha paticut te du without mall- Bills over due 4,524,143 01 11,151,129 56 tiembly, and to give orders to the representatives of the pro. one. Tema, ma ;pence tar `reek- liille end acoldalwe• in Peas ••••-• 115,14 9 , 841 85 105,74 0 ,64 a 27 ple freely elected, there is some audacity in bringing boor° OA LVAN ISM.-Tbe following is estracted from the Court Journal It°. On in berm e bb rmko 141,544313 69 144,110,218 66 the Agumbly itself, after these menacing pablicatione and ~ . .Two o' Clock.-The settlement of account this qrs. ; Beans, 365. to 465. per qr. ; Peas, 425. to 445.; Barley, tene bro .get to eh of Jan. 'J.. ,-" It is Dot,' about four yearn epee that we Informed our Advance. on bullion readers it wro. to be re s yytted galranism ow not more extenevely used Advances on pren , ch public funds.. as a rernalial agent. we have every reason to bellow that our advice Advances on Preach public fon by a o " " to force it to adopt. Dora it not look ea if ihe desire waa to only business doing in tbe Stock Exchange. We mcom k , 30,. ' rep' rt ;Aiken Ix fon was attewold to , 6.r.. in a eonnorativele short time, Mr. Ilabess rebi- branch basks - WAKEFIELD, July 14;-Our arrival of ' Wheat continues "'mina' Me.. &WC 9116 crooded with the elite of fachtoo, and their lew fottunate Adenoma to the rate OD Treasury it conquered by fear and if it ruins, to denoance its refunal7 deratioti. It is moreover understood that the de- liberal, but hitherto no accumulation of stock, and scrawly m e 1 • fetiow.rntlerero : end we feel confident, Judging from the iotottithing bonds 50 .00 0 ,000 0 50 , 000 , 000 0 The Man imagined ' by Mr Prudhou is well known ;he first faults are only !temporary. and will be arranged to any foreign on sale, as holders generally decline to pay the . RUMROLI remcdhl effects it has produool upon ourselves, after all kinds at amtll• Stoat ;mut ... met .. ann. and heireoand had failed to Impart any benefit, that the puldk y.__,.. , . 4 . - 5,,,, food . laid it down u a principle that " rent for land is a gratuitous VANCI will Meek in ler our recommendation. %Ye were delighted to notice, a .f.u. The sub• present duty. The weather during the the week has been The Efirl of ins meta of new short/hoe since, that 31r. liaise was patronised by tee Lord Rislum of es,_, i to _ fused beaks In 11,240,767 56 1142A767 56 privilege which it belongs to society to revoke, and that the the satisfaction of the patties concerned. brilliant and this hes caused bn era to restrict their Lon.l .n and Sir CI. irlei Clark. his lorolshin's physician. Mr. Halm 5 en. . eiw 4,000,0 0 o 400,000 0 of capital. He next proposes to oblige proprietors and nowt- dealers and brokers, has never been more remarkably ge l e st w ,we quo a decline of per per qr . . from the Erica cr emoy lor the great ' reforms In the galvanic apparatus, and WA improved method. of Bank. buildings and furniture application, Justly entitle hfin to rank aso the hotel of his profession. Wo Real property of branch banks 2,3M,2 II 0 2,523,241 0 gars creditors to remit to their tenants or debtors a third of rek. Barley nominal. °steroid Shelling steady. eans H o d son .. Ray c exemplified than during the last aud the present full; as dear. Tliere is little passing in other articles. again reoromeild our rneteri to give ralvanism a fair trtaL Mz. liaise s Interest in Algiers Bank Macre ts at 2* Snow...tearaway. London. lnterest in National Discount Bank 200,000 0 20,000 0 sixth to the tenant or debtor. The proposition of M. Prud• y ear- weuld underiak 'fhe fluctuations in the prices of the funds The following are the prices : Wheat, per quarter, 6016. to tom company, e re OWLANDS' TOILET ARTICLES. - in =t nc e i f n a r " un rh t 4 , 3 .1:L. i o n , L s the most the beehel, Suffolk, Emu, and Kent, red, new, 475. to 48.4 to any other I bon lap before the finance committee the same principles within the period reported to hsvo beeu e ro xtra, 50so white, 4Ss. to 605.• extra 43s Norfolk and tiete t ee °memo aunts, red; 45e . . to 47 . se extra, ' 495. i ' whitri, 46e. to 41s. I If l the govern= .R. SI Rowland.' Ifece-er OIL far the growth and for F.,'"" ing eiiit nraincial towns mono 0 waren 0 and tends to the same conclusions. But, to present it to the violent and extraordinary almoet On record, and beautifying the human hair. Rowlands - Kaly.iiir. for approving and , ~.„_ 243,308,1313 14 25,321,137 67 Chamber, the author has a little veiled, dieguird, and yet during the whole time scarely halta-dozen to tra 44. 6 ; le ett L ra meo o ln i sh ; a tt e ,h a ite nd 4 C 6t amb to ndl tte esbre e , xt r m ed, 61 4 . 3 a. beautifying the WM and cm nples len. Rowlands' °death, or PiorlDen• Oteleet i ns ?MO iii branch beiore tifria. for presert Inc and limu , t4g o / the teeth and gum, B e ware o f I rotes al outs - parties have been reported as unable to fulfil sinirtous iroltations-enme are under the Beetled earoction nf Exparesof management - a°l3 ° inn frankly that the question in to revoke tbe gratuitous pr - i royalty and the puenimat department: sell similar attempt,. at ilFr . Eepenee of management of kaki their engagements. This is very oignal evi- Yorkshire, red, 419 to 47e ' 495. le . 46s 48s ' . ; extra, ;iv Ito. •to .; drew to the CVO' COW.. rite oil on:tunic M cacti boo, the nano of Ro.g.mels banks 82,088 6 8n,217 0.. • - • f e ee ve l a il h o i f e a d% U ty gl i tra,63: ; Lower Baltic and H omburg, _red, 465. to 475.; extra, Mr. HERBE hreet,ltng that of the artielc on the wraeper or Lebel.-Seld by them at Sundt irs • 1,119,13 g 47 I,2enner, 71 toaally the revenue ot capitol, M. Prudeon presents the etence of the prudence and safe calculation extra, 51s. ; Danteic and Konigsberg, white, Me. to 495. ; ex. 50s. Mediterranean red &h. to 3re. ; extra, 42e. ; old, whether tt was 98. Hattonwthlen, lodii.m. and by every remectaide &stele and pa- Curepte courant du tremor - 352,169 4/ hill only as a measure to establish a tax on revenue. He own- with which business is conducted in the house. fumer throughout the kinedom. -- --- prebends all debtors whatever in the beer& to accrue from The differences of prices within the present /M -y invef ll: to 46e ' e ' 60. red, . .; xtra, . Barley, per quarter, 'ion regulating A GRICULTURAL and SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, 607,010,471 42 390,574,786 03 the reduction of a third of the sums due ;he redline' the ,ea , ave n near count, from lowest to hi - .h t h bee I 3S, Kenniretorltre, London.-Mona N IBRIT beg respect. The national assembly begins to be resolved into tariff of ministerial offices 30 per cent.; he txtends to tune- 5 per cent. ; the intermediate fluctuations would carry Tian., 265. to 28e. ; extra 30e. Beans, per lite CHAN( Dilly to call the &amnion of the arictiltural and genenal public to their Gallo hb h 1 11 'fi 15 3Ge • • neadoity. to shoso scientific reputation at le uot peaseary to do more parties separated by lines of demarcation sufficiently & 'online. his system of proportional taxation; in tine, he de •te t 0 us e•ma r ne, new, •a. tO • ; that it was Ms t than allude. Moor, Ne hit onnent themselves with observing, that distinct. Independently of their debates collectively t eas It h r r an th eal llin of g .11 taxes and terminate' , by romisin carry the differences to 20 per coat. at least ; and extra, 37e.; Ticks, new, 335. to 315.; extra, 355.; foreign, toe purpose of I to I . ld. ; extra, lltd.; feeding, 10d. to 114.; extra, 114 d.; Mr. BARKI the number of their paidl. bring limited, they powers the iutortant , e ' future mortgage ' debts, bonds, shut . p a of min g - yet, after all, we have only three or four inconsider- new, 32a. to 34e. Oats, per stone, meeting, 1041, adektace of kickable to mad. s more direct superintendence over in the assembly itself, and divided without reference plies with limited liabilities econsmanditee cootrected or able defaults, which, with a short delay, it the lallvidual stun. and habit, of their scholars Ulali ILIA practicable to effect ~,n orc et , ....b. y 1 . .. y . „ a ..,A,... ..,1 ~,,G on; , n o..ti on k.,„ to party or opinion in the bureaux and the COM- issued after July 15, 1848, shall not be subject to the tax on is confidently expected by the parties who are most fn • ' mega 10d, to lld • extra 'lid Shelling per load of , • • , chequer would any to te: entoreer. The i‘rhtel will ne re opened cm Monday. slaty mittees, they have formed themeelres into three reverie/. Words do not change the nature of things ;to concerned, because, having claims to be satisfied, will bushels, 40e. to 41s. ,• extra, 435. Peas, per imp. qr., blue The CHAN 2611ba., 25e. to 26a. ; extra, 275. Malt, per load of 6 rum duties imp D. Tbo term. oust arse tortieulara may a known on appllaulork- . tO abolish a third of revenues Hr. A. Ayres Works on Arithmetic. Mensuration, Lod Surveyll d clubs, one of which aesembles in the R English ParOng. Gaurine, ke., are puhlished by Meows. LOU.= : tiere, another in the Fatale Royal, and the third mid claims to as ito by the mot immoral calculation ue de Foie_ destroy by a bill 01l contract., all be made good o - satisfactorily arranged. We have and white boilers, 309 to 32a. ; extra, 36e.; frrey and feed, he intended to I may be had of all bookeellere. the debtors ' with the t4tate to Olunder the creditors, this is not Consols steady, at 871 to . i 4 for money and the new 319 to 33e. ; extra, 34.. Rapeseed, per last unp., English, otooday next, 241. to 261.; foreign, 241. to 261. . Linseed, per imp. qr., 44e. flei HE EMIGRANT and OOLONIAL A.DVi ICATE. in the Rue des Pyrarnides. The first includes trearlY alYttie ex-deputies of the gauche and centre- sad astabliahhaa robbero. fixing • tax, it is organisOig Guakruptey, legeli•ing bad faith, account fixed for the 10th of August. The absence - of any rate of continuation for the account is p EVICT I fto No. Import& doring the week • Wheet, 14.832 era.; Bar. Er a GREI .1 Tbe sh , t Num , aof ay. NEW WEEKLY JOURNAL will ap pose on 9ATU RDA Y. July 72. price ed. It trill be devoted to creedal gauche that have been returned to the aelembly, as M. Louis Blanc winces under the csstigation in- ro° lev, too; Oats, 130; Beans, 60; Sinning, 90 loads; Malt, this bill be cone of the scarcity of money stock and the abandanoe of Ise m e a s . Meares and end einem, and be tbe oram of Intelligence for all close. . 00 al the chief part of the legitimists ; thus among the flieted on him by the public prese, and hes written that the arum of einigrant• and their friends. The proprietor has travelled 1.000 • money. Reduced Three. are 871 to ~. Taree-and-a necessary natio rec. in ......rth of Meonnatirm, through tarot of the United Stdci of ~.,„_ leading members ere MM. Thiers, Barret, Dufaure some lengthy I tura to prove that he has been mis- _ Quarter per Cents., 871 to 8. Bank Stock, 193 to 6. HOPS.-WORCearEtt, July 14.-Tbe plantations seven days tote "'eft'. f r' ' '' Name 1" lii*iia4"l. '4 (ho """" 'Il"""' Is '..- Leon Faucher Darergier d'Hauzaene Berrycr, dm. represented and misunderstood. The Journal des mt.., and the Lake, throughont Au :tuba from Port Pbillip, overloud, Exchequer Bills, 45e. to 48s. premium. have not much altered from our last accounts. Of theae the hours be the I le Sydney MOW Liverpool Plano, seam Va. Plsowaii 1 .... i. th i. " o4 This clab al ' so includes a large part of the new mem- Thistle replies to-day as follows, to his last reclams- beet cultivated grounds have gone on well • but the weak amendment to the deb dtwriete of s.•uth Australia, many parts of Ncw Zealand and , _ . We remain without material alteration in foreign o• • • . • ' the eme of Goed lime, besides the mew colonies and temperate re oers or the asaembly who are in favour of a moderate tion : stocks, and with the fewest dealings almost possible. be • large one by any mean.. ire is still batkward and looking sickly. The crop cannot would be comp nous 14 South Moeda, Hewitt be erten:dill the d editortal o „ 46 = 1 . republic, giving strong guarantees for the protection of It is impossible for us to see anything in the letter of .... o . measure. He, by several talented 111:teN, all precuml f turn, au trove bra b b .1/ Leh Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are 441 to 54; the " forty-eight k eelf.-To be had of all nemomen. and o Jos. . yton, jun., tepu • orope yan aMI rt df 1 f ill maintenarce of public 7 , aria or . e M. Louis Blanc hut • piece of declamation. And to reply ~ or , _ 71. Russian, 97 to 100. _ . , liAy. _, Beier. 320, Stinad. where all °niers and &di - ann.:me art te be • first of all to his loot observation. What ! the meetings at rout', o, ' to bPall l s o ZMITTIFIRLD, Two o'Cleck.-Mesers. COOper instead of . 4 tv addressed. • order. A large majority of its members ore averse to a the Luxembourg have not been an application of M. LOUIS , • Fives 111 to 12; the Tames, 215 to 2 ; Pastime, and Davie report a short supply with heavy trade, at the fol- made in the st/ No YORE stoptcise iIF ANY KIND-NO 310 RE BILIOUte single chamber, i ble fix g lowing quotatiens : and would, were it Inacf-ca , Blanc's doctrines ?It is not these doctrines and the hopes 25 to 30. Portuguese:, 17 to 18. Mexican, 16. woo . okaooo to ,. (...... , R.„ 0 „ ..., , 3 , to _.. , mr.„...,.223...,33,-. On the moth NEs43, DYSPEPSIA, NOR NERVOUSNESS. some limitation to the right of suffrage. The second, which they gave birth to in the minds of the workmen that Hr. S. CRA Publebiel b Ihe Barry aud Co 8 Bury.court, St. Mary-aw, London, . to 17 1 Peruvian, 32 to 5. Buenoe Ayres, 21 to Inferior ........63, to 7w. I thew.. -75,101050 i y ." II booltrellen in town and retie- which meets in the Palais Royal, is collected round a and c o to. obtained. also, through a determined them to desert their workshops, or to impose 3. Brazilian, 68 to 70. Venezuela, 15 to 18. first and aeon( t , pd. 64., or W. per poet prepa . id. . nucleus formed of the members of the provisional upon their eta la not be me ted ? ployersconditions which cou p CATTLE.-DEBBY, July 11.-The quantity and quest thereon 'PR NATURAL REGENERATOR of the Does not c doctrtne produce good or bad effect/ accord- ENGLISH FUNDS. quality of the fet Besets which were shown to-day was de- ~..l orm in w , h rO verument of February and their friends, . . . a t o Sank Stock, 193 5 DIGESTIVE °ROANS, ensuring the radical and permanent g o a . ~,, se e _ , • . ing as it is good or bad, true or false ?To judge aoc ne, 3 per Ct. Red. A nns., 871 . 1 tiler Cl 6., c n o t z. l f i g Ile.. 871 / Cidedly better, but there was no apparent dispotitton on the '''',° ° ,, m ,p .e ! e , Y.: rerm vela the moot nip:Amite affections of the stomach and tiatatines. with the exception ot oim.. I.l4Martll3o and must we wait until .it has seized 011 society ?If there 3 per et. Cous. Anus.. eit * I rot:haver Dille. 45, to 48e. peen part ot the tellers to lower the prices of Beuts. There was a ~'n ' i c" 'M ee "' without purring. le convenience. or lain. - WtIA1"10 EA'T, DRINK, AND AVOID ; combinations. In all its most important principles must look to 90 the crone of that fact, and not the persons e per 01.. Anteater . . ..,, _ _ Berk. - I Per ( keit- Orwads Rd , . 12 1 13 1 the demand we. fiat. Fat Calves were not much in request. Kennedy a ref soh Diet Tables for all Complaints. dared to print that property was a robbery ! And why, e * 90 "," . P . A . ,,tVi ''' Grenada Deferred Bib., 25 Be It. J. Cu tvsowett. M.D. 51.11.0.8., L. A 33, &a of a general nature this club agrees with that of the who MLo• Bl d th h• th th f ” B° ' '' '' ''' ' '-' 5 per Ct Mexicen, 1844 1.4 171 The attendance of purchasers wag considerable. Beef made evictions atter therefore, does . Ins anc eny st eiseau or o 6 1 ,,,, ct. mmilian Ws., 67 9 6 per M. PerueLeu Ws.. 32 4 from sAti, to 6d. ; Mutton, 6d. to 64d.; Lamb, 6ed. to 7d., hardship, and e , Cam-a.ra * -H "' t° i "'""" ° cleat " ea ''' . tra t °ll rnelinan ' a rind Rue de Peictiers, and nothin-e would prevent their evicted. Th , Sight. resit. a clear Itml, ood a contented mind. yan observance of . the peewit social crisis ?He ought to be proud of it. In Dino Nei:65 , 7 __ . ftr er tuttrie ee Co m ov fid llde r. ri li e 4B per lb. ; Pige, 10s. to 10s. 6d. per score; 'Veal, 54.10 6d. the indru , tfoun Nate contained. the feeble. the nervously delkate, fusion, so as to form an overwhelming majority in the order . Arle , NM, ZS a to organise labour according to the method of M. Louis 0 %TX c 1 1 ,i i i t i o n ao . „ oo 2 Ditto Stool& We., 11112 per lb. evicting lan& l ' en I L" the " t atutered rthaa°° "f e aat. eege'e. the r - eetert Assembly ev Cpt personal antirthies, which in this Blanc was not the first thing to be done to dinorganke the Ditto Columb. Del. Ms.. - 3 Per CL Slvuolsh lids., 311 2 defaulters to f amount of phy,fal happiness, au i reath health the latest pcnod of r • .... . . FINDON Leant FAIR, July 12.-We have had a dull fair ; ment bill, a We ailottoi t., rms. case are very str .. lie f • ho ' ' • a • h thod ?It is true that it was ong ane lea ing mem re 0 title la ur institute in anot er me oelembian Leander lids..ll 24 Spanish Deferral MIS-- To he had ••f Shenvond, 23, Paternosterrow . _• Camille, 147, Pled- - ' ' to emceed on the last point than en the first, aria • I per CL Pani.t. Its- 68 70 Ditto, Passim Mts.. 2131 the supply amounted to 5,000, and the prices as under ..- Fandlords on • steed; dm,e. 33, condiill : Nal... 4.7, Wet Strand ; or direct from Club O. t - f . he Palaie Royal are MM. Dupont (de I h.ore), wore easy * ". per Ct. ink% Bd., 444 . 64 2 per Ct. Venezuela Rai., 1618 R. Emery, Esq., sold 100 Lambs at 2M.; W. W. Richard- Mr. P. SCE it is without doubt on that account that Of . Louis Blanc im- e ...path. Dutch Cert... 03 .2 Venezuela Deferred 11ds.. 4 6 theauthee lo..travlbelaxe, Recant. drat. Arago, Gamier Pages, Marrast, Cormenin, Paguerre. WU, E•q., sold at 235. 6d. ; Mr. Mitchell, Chantry, at putee the present social crisis, not to those who brought it of the hoer*, 224. 9d. ; Mr. Hardwick, at 20e.; Mr. W. Newland, Decoy __. ___ .-. - Bucher, Sze. It will be understood by all who are about by their writings and their speeches. but to those who RAILWAYS.-The there market is very quid, Farm at 215.; N. Grineted, Esq., Durrington, at 17a. fel. enc. of evic . I ; u opt. Kennet] IMPE.:IAL PARLIAMENT. familiar with French parliamentary politics that there have experienced its effects,. and whom it has ruined. Is it and rather flatter than yesterday. The dealers are Sevenl oteer lege of cull Lambs realised from 12s. to 17s. but he had ha exists a strong repulsion personally between these and more seriously thet e bl. Lo n u f i e s ne ßl e a t n t c o la t ilbut t e . s e t? e te)ou t renals ed attending . to the Consol account, and very little H. L. Griffinhoofe, Esq., Salvington, showed some very that report. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-Tnts DAB. M. Thiers, wao is the soul of the re-union of the Rue opiheon that ha bee tn e uis Blanc also then an autbor who is mfannierstond ?At business is doing, therefore, in shams to-day. Eas_ choice half-b , red Lambs which wcre much admire& been levelled , The house met at twelve o'clock. de Poictiers ; nevertheless an opinion begins to prevail all t h t have been universal, Ow what tem Counties are 14 . 5 to 5 ; Do. Six per Cents., ato 4 LEOMINSTER Fats even s, t C error mus was lit Id last Monday. The average bitants driven PETIT lONS.- lly Mr. FREWIN, hum a Poor Law - Union in Sof- that a " rapprochement " between these sections of the ooin,n some to detest and execrate the ideas of M. Louis pm. North Staffords, 2e, to 5 dia. Great Normerns, P .-/-' ' *ce of Beef was 6d. per lb., with a wanly supply, but we ditches, when folk, praying fi,r an improved syetern of auditing Poor Law accounts; Assembly will be effected. The club of the Patois Blanc, is precisely what causes othere to admire and bless 8; to a dis. London and Brighton 6 per Cents., Ito understood quite equal to th d d Aleh h h h h WI . 1 e emote . oug t e B OW t em. li 1 and from Faversham, against the Malt Tax.-Sir G. GREY, from 01 store cattle was small Ur Ola dII 1 d ed h tied , ey met en • u so e, an to rat ,eitt Warwick County Menai], praying tor a system of juverdle culprit Royal has lately resolved to unite all its energies to him. 51. kouis B . . lanc must leapt hie glory or his shame; but , o , education awl treetnient carry the project of the constitution prepared by the that the author of Dix Ans e Ice, • . dRe "nd o' his " Organi- I P m. - SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO obtain buyers • trifling reduction was made from those lately ment agitatee TlllB DAY IN LONDON. obtained. What few Cows end Calves were offered, met rights of prep SUGAR DUTIES. tion du Travail," that the president of the delegates of the I Yesterday's prioes will be hound in last pege.l committee in ail its integrity ; the club of the ltue do Z"' with a ready sale. Aheep. and Lambs were plentiful, and bad been a On the question that the report of the Committee of , . , Luxembourg should oome end declare coolly that he has not Aberdeen, 191 Lon, IN. Wrytern, 1271 61 Ways and Means, b. received, Pi:netters IS, on the otter hand, resolved to insist on been undentood, and should accuse the jou 1 f h i man O. -11T-Dff Caledonian, 291 9 Do. New Ore., 91 1 the average price was 6d. per lb. Most of the Lambe were looking at Lord G. BENT INCK said he had a question to put to considerable modifications in it. Holyhead, 201 misrepresented his principle . : is Feely too bad ! For our cenetir ri te , 31. 100,, 6 per ce . Do. 401. shares, All sold, and store Sheep, of which there was a good show, were means ghoul( the Chaneellor of the Exchequer of some importance. By the oe des part 1 The third club, that which meets in the R . ,iy the side of the articles in which we refuted the L• A • • h h r " e' a at. De . 101. shares, C., 31 Much more saleable than those that were lat. A pLor show Sir G. 0111 Do. WI. ConeoL Pre!, 141 6 of Horses, and good carters found buyers, but little done in bill did not al aet 9 and 10 Viet., esp. 63, there were four distinct schedides Pymmides, consists of the party of the M0t11170.111, 3 . . s stem of M. Louis Blanc, we never failed to gore t e speec es . . E. Co nti a. 141 1 Norfolk PAL 5 per Cent, 176 of divert to be levied on engem imported for consumption ento which he pronounce in e o d • th ld Chenther of Peers. As to - lee ° ' ' -•- other kinds. need be inset . Eaten. leo. 2, par North British Q.,, 51 d the tiltra-chmocrats, communiets, socialiete, theorists this country, and by one Ol i these schedules it was enacte his hooks they are in eveey one's bends. The " Dix Ans de Do. North.: Er L 5 per M.,50i North Staffordshire, 10/ 10 DUMFRIES, July 12.-In the early part of the day bust- h o se urs " e wal e t i , that fon ion sugar , . not the growth of the country from of the erg &C its leading mem- R • e Initiation of labour, ~ . . _. egne has been prodigiously read, thanhe . t, h Com. 0 _ 45 the adroitness Eatern l'eion Scrip, Guar. 1 per Blandish Central, 23 nees appeared flat, but quickened a little in the afternoon ; ' .li i_ . '''.. '-'' which they were imported, cculd not be admitted to home here being MM. Louis Blanc, Shrews. & Bir. (Ai, 3 Legrange, Caussidiere, of ihe author, who contrived at the same time to fia .er t e _ ... _, 1 __ . _ Cc. , ri.e. rm. IEI, 1 from the general appearance, however, we are disposed to m eth " r was cOnsumption, save at a duty of 635. per ewt. for refined Pierre Leroux, &e. The rallying cry of this combi- passione of the most . omen 'te enemies of the monarchy of en , Len... e Per gums that a good proportion of the stock will return to their After a few !WOWS, and of 41s. fur brown clayed or Munovadoes, nation is, the democratic and social republic. k d h bl' July. The legitimists bought the boo ,an t e repu mane Qrs., 31 Edinb. and Glasgow. 41 brapshire Union, lj South eteffeedshire, ae late pastures, and give their owners another eight days to ~ T e . he _ e sPEA , whilst manses on imixtrted had to pay 15a. &I. per cwt. The number of members in each of these are di - •e read it in the reading-rooms. The volume on the orgeniza- Du. Haleee, II 103 South Eastern, 23 chew the cud ot reflection as to whether keeping or t rite j riert- _," wit That achedule wee guarded by the 6th clause of the SUg•lf tion of labour has not been less read. We tnaintein Stet Great Northern, 61 1 Do. No. 1, 141 partieg will be most beneficial in the end. The ra " ° g ' dm "' estimated At some of the re-Itlllol2B in the n iro Duties BM ot 1816, which was framed in accordance with ferently • • t , - t ese r , ks and particularly the " Dix Ans de Regne," Great N. of England, 234 Do. Third: No. 1, 6 A following are the prices ef ordinary stirks (to which may be miler coulee . the navigation laws, whereby it was enacted that no sugars ltue de Puietiers nearly 500 representa Ives were pre evince everyw cre t e impair_ sy h h • of a stematic end violent Do. New 101. eh., 674 Wilts, Somerset, and Werneatll• added, say 255. for superior unreels), 31. fo. to 61. 55.; two law, the Eng 1 te • t Great Western Qr.., 191 204 1 that the hous (Or Other foreign peed uce) were admiesible for entry ot the sent, full half tee assembly.. Meetings at the Palms hatred of the noddle dames. We can eppea on is ma ter Do New 171 ph 11 v ate olds W. 10s. to 71. 7s. and 201 extr superior• for Trek, Newee & &mita, 62 4 0 - e ' • ' ' a ' The inserti rate of duties immeed on foreign sugars, lades the master Royal seldom exceed 200 in number. The Mont- h t n has read the work. of bf. Louis Blanc to_ w a ever perso . . _ -- -• l • .' d e lb • 99 - lio Hul an .ey, i De. o t .t e. m„„,,,. & 1 ,... , 31,1 three-year-old', the prices of last week formed the rule. In of the stip or the consigeees proved to the custom-home h • hth have elev . - W a poal to the di-esteems influence wic ey D o , H a t e , e, 40 Do. G.N.E. Pur., 91 I Milch Cows there is little change of prices, eay from 81. to umelidments , a muds of the Rue des Pyromides count considerably cis:d I' Th e ill-bodin books have been but too well corn !AOC. and Curlisle Thirds, 10 York and North Slidland, 1.9 70 121. for fair animals. and some WI ' officers that they were imported directly fr°°l tile g d 100 Th' Itl b s m athised with the • "dh ' g h II rofited in every Lan. & York. (W.It.U.), 21 Do. East and Wait Riding E:, thaw up rear i country were they were pro u . d ced Nnw the question he un er . us as c u y p prehended, an t eir soccer' as too we p tonere and Blackwell, 41 321 1 GLASGOW, July 13.-Cattle were scarce in the market me t e. had to k hfh th 3rd schedule of the resolutions movements of h l5 91 , Was, lee, er e disavow toe __th of May and the 23rd of /1111 C, manner to their author, to ponnitebim at present to Do. Eat., 01 Bonlegne and Amiens, 7; I to-day. some lots of inferior quality left unsold. Best Beef PUBLIf 1 which 'were agreed loon the 10th of July maiotained the 63 , . and, had the assembly succumbed, would have sup- their geese and tendency. Lond„ Brighton, & South Comet, Dutch Rhesith, 1 and Tallow sold at from 10s. to 10a. 643. per non stone, Of On the ord and 42a. duties of the act of 1816, or whether sugars were in has the following in 3i I lied the elements of a new provisional government. The Mimi/ear of this morn g . . .4 f Italian and Mietrian, 1 Sheep there was a good supply. Salto were dull. Beet Mr. A. ST to be admif ted (rem ports ia Europe where they were not pro c'he risoners of Vincennes all belong to this club. reference to the reported plots and conspirscaeg. res. Pre ~ 47 Northern 01 France, 51 black. read Sheep brought 35.. ; best white-faced do., 30e. it be read s I duped, et the rates of le 7s. 911. acd and 114 e, &t o es specifi,e3 ,P_ ~ __ _, f The most alarming reporte have been designedly Freed Do. New 51. par. 6 per CL,2I I racer. Olid Berdeaux, 2 Lambs of the best description sold at 17s. each. thi morning contains decrees o Lon. le 8. Western, 43 Paila and Lyons, 41 *et the cons • in there reeoluOona. It wee of eome impertanee that th's Ihe .11atatear or • . . through the city, notwithstanding a happy tendency toward' mmu m u , 1 , 8 For yesterday's markets se: last rage. • were meat i question should he answered at once, and explicitly, as there f d i t the assembly for the payment in specie o eposi ors a return of confidence, and the resumptions of some under- their Irish fe . was now in tLe nierket a quantity of refined sugar belonging of the sayings banks under 80 francs and In 5 per takings calculated to restore the workmen to a respectable ---- - - --•- - -- - expect that 1 to the firm of De Bruyn aud Co., which was warehoused in cent. stock, taken at 80 tor higher sums, the present situation, anti to put an end to the depressiou of trade 91 , 1 . d AVERAGES, PROM ME " LONDON OAZETTE" OF LIST NIGHT. properly laid Holland, and the ehert price of which was 235. per manufactures, and relieve the trekury of the repubac r r i es bein 77.25. lc •• . g s. HEAT. EMMET. . - OATIL I nen. $ MIAMI. ll plias from Irelun • hundred weight. Under the old law, these sugars P from a heavy burthen, some men unworthy of the name coot! enly hews been adenitted for home consumption There is also a grant of 500,000 francs for chari- DISTRICT& titsstess ASMOSs, 44114D0rs Avenge jegUangell Amur W. Lneggel agengif /Lenart 4,, ....... not so bad a of citizens take pleasure in reproducing the most me- mks twice. seta price. , sale. prior mkt. prier. geld prim .. mid. one, one justifyin at 635. duty. If they were to be admitted at the duty of table institutions, and a similar grant to the govern- . naming accounts. They talk of new aggressions, they London 5195 50 I;US3I 1 ' 41:0 20 1 411 29 0 , 390 Si 113 M 4 precautions. 11. 4o Bd., thene smears would immediately be worth 54e. fid. ment for the general service of public safety. relate insensate projects, which they themselves have Uxbridge r. a per cwt. long price, which enhanced their present short price d Estee: M. Prudhon has, in his capacity of representative, hatched among the penevering enemies of order an e. __ ertfordol,loo 10 89 0 up four aca a by fis. lfel. a cwt. Then, es to brown clayed and Musco- • laid on the bureau of the assembly a pmject of law liberty. While the general suffering inspires . the t g 1 1 h I.l=thareabire 473 48 i 533 131 22 ... „. 25 36 ;5 41 7 Under these vadoes, they were only admitted, under the act of 1846, on f vernment of the republic with no other feeling an , - .- re se s4O 0 a • for the confiscation of one-third of all the property o ire ••• - it payment of 425. a cwt., if imported in unpri- h ffr t al a m ath these men see in it only a ".. tat o a ern 7 p y li. ee einem o. ... vileged ships ; wherme, by the resolutions of July France, in conformity with that whith was contained means of speculating bosh Ay to the interests of the 8 .,i 4 , 4 ,3„.. 3014 50 I 933 ;- 130 20 - se 39 40 ration of tb4 le 10, - unless they were still under the operation of the in the petition which he proposed the populace should community, and society itself ; and because they have the e ue eey 1638 12 1 1 „ !. 13 II - ••• ••• - ... ... 8 44 0 ciple was to a navigation laws.-(711r. Labouchere said they were still order the assembly to grant. This project goes in the wretched courege to re.open wounds recently made they dare Rent 2912 47 1 16 30 - i - 102 20 ... - 42 35 Ir. eecluded wider thn navigation laws.) Yes, but for how long ordinary course before the committee of finances. raise their heads, and call themselves Republican.. Ihe law Sure: Hants 1544 47 i ... ... "! 337 20 1 2235 411 I 16 31 1 16 21 1 ... ... ... ... 45 35 IT st - i 0 r set opera 3b. 48 7.; - a a r t Fe W . "° 3l ve would they be so excluded / If, he repealed, these sugars of the Republic is one of affection and devotednesse-it is _ ..._ ...... ........... WS 47 1 66 43 1 15 24 ... ... 35 42 tee were not ino excluded, they . would corner in for consumption SPAIN.-The Madrid mails, with the journals and not a rode of hatred and fury. The Executive Government, Or',„„Mr e.... .o. - ... ... ... he at 1/. lo 01. and llis 611., instead of 42e. Ile was informed, rrespondence of the 9th i , i nst. have arrived. It was happy and proud at having planted the Republican flag l . n emnsall 283 II 60 27 , 128 21 - •••• : ... ... ... The ingenn ts. that out ot 37,000 tons of this clan, of sugar co Elio, not seeing the the beart of revolt against the laws of humanity, &clays In Sometsetehire 1330 49 g 94 18 ' 1092 20 - ••• M 9 39 1 1 ... ... periment. , now in ennded ware houses in England, 13,000 were angers reported at a n t M d 'd hat General 1 that these dangerous enemi 'es have no 3donmouthabire........ ..... -, 124 48 1 ••• ••• ... ... as Carnet movement had the . °am ! of the PeoP-e .. . • thh f it .d Gloucestershire ...... - - ••• of the Tar I See imported from Efirmeen ports ; and there existed in the slight chances of success to the . ~ claim to invest themselves with •tttle whicn tru escon er __ .e . er .. , 201 47 I ::. ::: ... ... - - ... ... - ••• which re al Contito ntel ports 15,000 tons more of surplus sugars of this resolved to withdraw into France, with some officers upon very different idea., and which history reserves for other erf_t__,O= ... le* 30 1 . .. ... .... ... ••• .. 11 42' it . ' for some tint description, whieh was ready to be imported. The question who accompanied him. acts. True republicantewhatever their age or date, are those ;;."Z'''' --- 455 52 1 I ::* - . ... it 33 3 _ _ ... ... .. - ... .. and manly I be had te aide of the Chancellor of the Exchequer was, first, who cannot admit that a people's happiness may ex . ist with OiTife e d e ooe - ... „ short of wl g wnether ri fined , mows would be admitted for home consump tion ie unerivileeed *hips at c,at ,oratlL 4: etiLduties; and THE DISTR , ESSEDNEEDLEWOMF,NrB SOCIETY. - eg et chaos who will not expose the futurity of the/republic tolhis Cheshire_ e nation Derbyshire redoubtable denser, aud who do not desire that th _ .., _. _ ..i.a.shoe 206 90 472 51 ... ... la tf i e - - I 10 sc ... s - - i" way "I ••• ••• verty and n 1141 50 1 . 2 i 214 - 7 est 24 6 .'. - I 182 41 3 efr secondly, how the right hon. bart. proposed to deal with terday, a public breakfast and fi te e ampe es A t far the benefit d . when the exhausted and palpitating, should be brought to a etand-stt, o ile Leieutershire - "' i - -• that countr 1925 49 8 33 1 131 33 8 1 ... ... li 55 40 10 ... „. . the l•rown a teed aed Muecovado sugars now in the bonded ot this charity, was given at Vauxhall Gar r e i n., 400 believing that it has nothing left but to decide between e e oerttiereptce ....... 2931 46 65 II 1 33 sr ri l ... ... I so so o ... .. Ireland to I *a WarehOlnl !I, und imported in unprivileged ships, supposing Lord Mayor presided over a company num th . be ng about . f h despot ism of the old forms of government and that ot h de ." Rutland .51. the naviguti, n laws not to be repealed during the present Miss Burdett Coutts also ga y ve the chant e sanction o er f h l a d a struction. Let all good citizen' assume confidence ; t elr Bedford Ef,9 47 1 1 . 0 30 .- 0 1 . 3 21 -. 0 I. •,.. ... I ::: ::: ... ... but that tl .rh terion. presence, and was supported hy a number ot e yp - security will be found in the calm dignity of their minds and Huntingdonshire- 1979 44 17 30 6 1M 17 •i .- ...... - vaded a'to re drunk after the four The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that tronemes. Various loyal:toasts we _ attitudes. The Executive Power knows its duties and will Cane rid 6972 49 23 30 2 223 19 . 1 829 8 1 lii 1,6 - co is 2 2" 2 n • perie b is gelbin ..... -. 19590 47 319 19 6124 U • 25 28 6 I 183 33 11 sti 29 2 'relied to e i fi. the noble lord i n Met question applied to refined putrare, o'clock dejeknee; and, these done honodr to, the y . in hi p v „t a r. fulfil them conscientiously. The genius of the Republic ~__,,„_ 7480 47 103 29 4 71391230 0 1 4 34 0 „. on her own auk which, uuder tf:e act ef 1846, were subject to • duty ef 635. adjourned to listen to some of the mesie from " v sq u , will be more powerful than that of violence and die' ordet." Or oco 'r otoh , e Error ... 643 27 4 , (87 All 532 0 1M 36 0 .. ::: Believing, t The eche:bile impusing that rate of duty was inserted in performed by . the band of the Germanue Society. ar h PALM JOLT t. 4. - New Loan, - • Three pa Cents., 48 25 ; Notts 3177 50 24 29 6-6322 11 . 2 M 0 than • bent oak - the cld act in nrd<r to take in Wee that might be found to works of art, including a very clever group In marble by t e Five per Cents., 77 25; Fourand-1111t, - ; Pours, -: Baer. Yerkahlre ... that it he ri Alb 'lli mHa don were wean ed for distribu- .. be txceptienal; for sugars might come in otherwise without eon of the late Wi a y , g . etreo 1540, -; Do. 12„ rees„ 84 -• co, Th - • Do. Two-and-a- Lam:attire .........-..... 10.3 30 I , - 907 19 II ; ... ... 100 34 0 ••• - The CIL payment of any duty, aster instance had they been imported ton . y . b lot • and the programme of amusements for tne H o if ...., N,..pi. R.,,,,... _ ; ~... tom , _ . Tr ..„,,,, „,,,,,,m0rei5ig.........".. 32 2 145 22 e ' ; ... - ... ... ....... ' ' d d t • te which the nemea of the junior manas, - 2 . Bank Shares, 1675; kachange on Londo ' n. 30 dare Cumberland B 3O 5 1 1 6 1 51 0 533 23 li3 39 6 ... .. '" "' bon. gentle from St. Belau: Jill soon as the act wsie , a question evening inc-u e a concer , i ea, es f Lablache, Tamburini, Madame Tadolini, Madame Oerue -; 90 days,-. Nerthembuland«. lBl5 50 1 033 2 SIPS 21 11 I ... - 18 S 4 1 . 6 33•••4 objrct of tb *no arose as to whetner led sugar was atimissitre a the rate o lett * 44 24 8 1 .., ... . nected witt announced A ball duties levied en veined sugars imported in privileged Gras, and Miss Sabina Novella, were • . • ••• Advice§ from 'run, of the 10th, announce 0 - at on vales- 519 50 ii 30 . 11 77 17 3 ' ... ... 1 ..... - '' md e e bl ships , and it wee then determined that. inasmuch and the usual blaze of fireworks wound up this chant& e _ o . -• the ith a strong band of Montemolinists received a _-__--------. - --- ; ----- as (thud closer was • manufactured article, such ide. inpniallFentlysystabe„ „ 111201 46 1 I ZOO M 2 11472 10 ..5 I 115 31 lil 2148 58 9 St 3 - itl . I during the IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOEIP'.—FRIDAT, JrLY 14. Tim LORD CHADORS-LOD t• • a•rt at 5 o'cioeti. "rnna^; «r~.Fa: BECONT RE tDlNG.—Edlrt..rni; Ilathgate ert‘ a non and &Tint...an HQ THIRD READll:6B.—Glampw, Pdalee. liftman. k. and Ayr Railway • revision oi maximum of MIA); Idanebeater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Balmy station at Sbeffickl, raid branch to the Shafted Canal) ; London and South Wt stem 11.i*,s ay Company, and South ampton and Dorcheater Itailwny Comp my 'atnalgamausa, ; London and Ithukseall Railway Omprorcaner• acd bre cLea :o the at. Katherine's and Londaw Doelw ; C Bats. PUBLI lICsINESPL COILMITTEEL—Canada Union Act Amendment ; County SCers (IraLd) ; Bills. REPORT.--Criminal Law Administration Amendment Bill. PETITIONS.—By Lord REDE.,tItALE, from a place not heard, against the ale of rplrittione liqu^re on the Lard'r-day.—Marquis of WMTBIINSTER, Boot the Tower Hamlets, Maryletime, and ether places in favour of the Health of Towns PAIL PAPERS PRESENPEI).—By the Marquis of LANSDOWNI,Itird Report of the Metropolitan Sanitary Commission. STANDING ORDER. Lord REDESDALK moved, In standing order No. 220, to insert in the Lich section the word., '• or to abandon their un dertaking, or any part thereof, or to dissolve the said com pany,- after the words, " or to amalgamate the same or any part thereof with any other undertakir.g."—Agrced to. Their lordship, adjourned at half-past 5 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, JULY 14. The Salaam took the chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. SECOND READINGS. Litter (or Iludeon'a) Estate; Miller's Estate; Rlils. REPORTS CONSIDERED.—Richmmd and Reeth Read; Ricer Nene Improvement and Drainage; Bids. TIMID ItEADLSG.—New Rom Putt and !Labour 111.1. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS.—By Mr. lIRCYTHERTON, from Laneashire, against the aide of epirita on Sunday.—Capt PE4IIELL horn certain Sur at Brighton, for medical reties. —Mr. CARDWELL, from Liver, eel, praying to be allowed to enter foreign sugars now in tranaltu at the rate of ditties dud by the net of loin—Mr. COWAN, from Dalkeith, apical the Spirit, License DilL —Mr. B. HAWES, from Montreal, against the navigation Uwe.—Mr. HUME (for Mr. Wableei, from Middlesex (2), against Sunday trading.—Sit E. N. BUXTON, to the more effect, from thopkeepers and trams op the poriet of St. Leonard, Shorrellich, tAorOtehurcb, Spitalfirlds, Bethnal gre en; from the district 'inflates of St. Simon Zelotes, Betbnatereen, Su Bat tholomew do., St. Thome do., St. Peter do., St. James the Less do., St. John do, St. Jude do., und from the pariehioners and ' coegregetion of All Sainte, Mile-end New Town. tiEf:OND READINGS.—PubIte Warta (Ireland, No. 2) ; Peeled artical Judolietion; Sprits (Denies in) ; Beni& Spirits Ware , homing; Bills. COSI3I.IIILE.--Calerlonisn Canal 8111. DEPORTS.—PIaces of Worship Sites. (Scotland)' Administration off..imm ,..t. * l ir .l .n u l i tt e i West India l.,Lmds aT‘ , Ireland) Rills. Iteliet; Nara MetLeal Sup. ph .`r LORDS' AMENDMENTS CONSIDEDED.— Erieted Destitute Poor 'lreland); Poor Removal ; Bill, RETURNS ORDERED.—On the motion of Capt. JONES, accounts; showing the total number of gallons of proof 'pints distilled is Eng. land, stothind, and Ireland respectively, distinguishing the qu.nta ties produced from malt, and from a mixture of malt and =malted grain, or from any other icershent, tossing, also, the total num. tit,' of each art in the United proficient, for the 5 can ending the sth day of January, 1850, to Net, dirtinrotthing each year, of the number of go:tons of proof spiriu, dinturgunhing the sorts, on *bleb duty was paid for home consumption in call of the three kingdoms, with the rate per gallon, and the amount of each duty ; abo, the total nunthcr of gelone and duty in the United Kingdom. thr the veers ending the sth day of January, 18M, to liols 1115'.11*. gushing each Isar: showing, un et 'elevate brags, the number of oboe. of proof spirits, thstinguishuig the materials from which made, imgorted into each kingdom from each of the others respectively ; stating, also, the rate per gatos, and the total amount thereof in each case, and what portion of such duty was paid on it moral of the spritits from toed, and what after their antral at the place of deetination, for the yang ending the sth day of January. 183610 1848, distinguinhing each year, of the total number of gal lon of proof emit its permitted out ofdiatiilere Mocks in England, and the total noratier of proof gallons of British tea' dy and spirits ot o Inc permitted out of rectifier,' Stoe..6 in England ; also, the total quaaiity of pr: of game of rum maim! into 'edifiers' stocks in Duda• ti, for the yearn e riding the sth day a 3 tenser, 1516 to 1048, dl cam year: of Ur. endow of the excise duty received on spirits in naseand, Scotland, and (Mind, e..d toe number . t teat lons two .gst to charge, showing the increase or decrease in glens and in duty, f.r the yearn minty/ ;he sth day of January, trig to 11148; d ettagebhing wit peer: on •hr... of Mr. EWART, copy of the re -rt oiken tx fore the lords' comm flee, on the 'abject of appeals in almlval cases. NEW MEMBER SWORN. Mn. RUMBOLD for Great Yarmouth. VANCOUVER'S ISLAND CHARTER. The Doi of LINCOLN intimated that on Monday next he should ask the noble lord (J. Russell), or the Under-Se cretary for the colonies, a question with r.ference to the Hudson's Bay Company, namely, whether the government would undertake that no new charter should be granted to that company, either with reelect to Vancouver's Island or to any other territory, pending the inquiry into Mr. la bieter's complaints against the governor of the company. If the government would eat give this undertaking, or in the event of an uafavounible answer to his question, he should feel it his duty to give notice of a motion for an humble ad dress to the crown on the subj:ct. SAVINGS BANKS. Mr. HERBERT LAM the Chaecelior of the Exchequer whether it was his intention to introduce any bill this ses sion regulating savings banks? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied that it was fun intention to introduce a bill this session tor the purpose of regulatNEW uvin rZ, hanks. irg RUM DUTIES. Mr. BARKLY raked when the Chancellor of the Ex ' , chequer would proceed with the resolutions altering the rum duties imposed by the IWt of loll.? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that he intended to move that the house go into committee on Monda next. EVICTED TENANTS (IRELAND) BILL. Sir G. GREY, in moving that the tends' Amendment to this bill be coneideret,stated that he intended to recoranund that the amendment to the first clause, which altered the necessary notice to be unreel on the relieving offic - r from seven days to twelve hours he disallowed, and that forty eight hours be the term of notice. He also proposed that the amendment to clause 6 be 6disallowed, the effect of which would be completely to destroy the beneficial effects of the measure. He, therefore, begged to move that the words " forty-eight hours before " be inserted in the first clause, instead of " twelve hems after i" and that the alterations made in the 6th clause be rejected. On the motion being put from the chair, Mr. S. CRAW FORD moved that the amendments in the first and second clauses and the other amendments conse quent thereon be rejected. He feared that the bill, in the form in which it hail been sent down from the Lards, would be completely inoperative, while there never was a case in which legislative protection was so loudly celled for. The hon, member, in proof of this assertion, reed from Captain Kennedy's report and other documents a great number of evictions attended with much harshness and consequent hardship, and, in many instances, lose of life to the parties evicted. The wsrst feature in these cases was, that the evicting landlords were, generally speaking, the greatest defaulters to the poor rate. He thought that, instead of the meant bill, a law should be passed taxing heavily thou landlords on whose property pauperism was excessive. Mr. P. SCROPE feared that the house was scarcely aware of the horrors which were going on in Ireland tit conse quence of evictions. The hon. member oppo'ite had quoted Capt. Kennedy's report as to the state of the Kilrush union, but he had hardly done justice to the horrors detailed in that report. It apps ared that in that union 1,000 houses had been levelled during the six winter months, and the inha bitants driven to the unions or, when they were full, to the ditches, where fever,dysentery, and death, certainly awaited them. While such a Mate of things existed, and was tole rated, he did not wonder that a spirit of resistance to govern ment agitated Ireland from one end to the other. The rights of preperty might be stroked too far :—he feared they had been so strained in Ireland, and it was time, looking at the present state of the world, that means should be taken to secure moderation and humanity. Sir G. GREY, in answer to a question, said that as the bill did not apply to illegal evietioes, no increase of notice need be inserted on that account. The question of "48 hours " was again put. Mr. S. CRAWFORD sweated four days. The hon. member was understood to withdraw Lis amendment. After a few words from Sir L O'But EN The SPEAKER informed the house that the Lords had interfered with the privileges of that holm by allowing a rating dewier, but he had ale° to inform the house that a si- I miler coulee had been adopted with respect to the Irish poor law, the English poor law, and the Irish Municipal Act, and that the house had in those cares waived its privilege. The insertion of "48 hours" sac then agreed to. The other amendments were considered seriatim, some were agreed to, and some were rejected, and a committee was appointed to draw up reasons for disagreeing with their lordships amend ments. . PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND) (No. 2) BILL. On the order of the day for the second reading of this bill, Mr. A. STAFFORD rose to move as an amendment that • it be read a second time that thy six months. He said that the constituency which he had the honour to represent were moat anxious and willing to relieve the distresses of . their Irish fellow-subjects, but thought they were entitled to expect that the money . granted for that purpose should be properly laid out and fairly accounted for. Recent accounts • from Irelund foreshadowed a state of thinge—perhaps :". not so bad as the famine of last year, but certainly one justifying the gravest apprehension% and the greatest precautions. He had received a letter from a gentleman in ..." Nenagh, stating that the writer had been obliged to plough o up four acres of potatoes, the need having entirely failed. I Under these circumstances the countryfied a right to see that ; i the public money was properly and efficiently disposed of. , 0 He did not see any prospect of such a result from the ope ration of the present bi ll . It teemed to him that its prin. "044 . ciple was to be as indulgent as po'iible to bad landlords and -- to set operessieely to all the good ones. The mode of ank let ing repayment of the moneys advanced was also most objee • tionable. Money might be levied in Belfast which had I been expended on a wholly different part of the country. The ingenuity of man could scarcely devise a more fatal ex periment. If government desired to mitigate the pressure of the poor rate, and to assist in relieving the distress under which Ireland was still, and it was to be feared would be ; for some time to came, suffering, let them do so in an open and manly way, not by falsepretences, by a bill the long and short of which was to give a million more money, and that in a way , which would discourage exertion, augment po verty and misty, and consequently add to the necessities of that country. (Hear.) It was not the way to deal with Ireland to give her to understand that if the did ad ram the loans made to her repayment would edt be %alined uNg, ~ but that the loans would become grains, and payment he *. evaded altogetlier. The effect of such a centre, 'waste lead I t e glntend to depend on the money of this country, rather thaw j ..- on her own exertions and the industry of herpteple: 'Heinle 'al ; Believing, therefore, that the bill would'bg an evil ratkat I es, 0 than a benefit to Ireland, ho would movies an atondreeeK "2", that it be road a second time that day Bin-moths. (Hear.) ,Te The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHWUER fhtieghtthe ret we ' hop. gentlemen had not fairly repine }he purport*act .,.. "' 4 object of tbe bill. Though the whole Of the bill wawa "' netted with the repayment of the inatelmeste bf a 1 I made for the public works to relieve the distreA ire d 4 during the last year, there were three distinct objects in the