The Express. — London, England, 1847-05-04 00:00:00

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My Jowl Loaoar" PAL Mb ma empleas De mein of Eleemmtary Detached Works by Preemie tansy. et &Wei "Moat Betsay," sad "The Vegetable Nlsides." Om Or sem prim. baba s Drearmy r Rem% it, Illeaverk , etnet, Fleet-4mi ROMMIAKIPIO.—Prico A PRACTICAL TREATISE an the Beet Mode 21. 1 MAIDiO mod RAPAIRING ROADS. 117 CO•otro Prai ses" flarfeTer. A amor Mika. ookalli. lAA a wrtleolor view to pat qty Miry amstrok to miss well u amok. ?rioted kr, NA NIS kindsvart ot. the Farmers" Forletn Us "Warr, Usellg lisamtsigh —Lesko Robert Srlawk. In two large vole, neo, wine Inn. in cloth, ON the VALUE of ANNUITIES and HEVER' SIONARY PAYMENTS ; inth amsepos Tables. By llama 'cum, Actuary to the Universal it Aboriata Mee. To "WA b apparltd. A TWAT= no PFAMAIALM. By 84 Wuou* INUCCII. Ban, MIL, ad J. IL DebotWATIIII Ileyson, Nag,. A.M. ••• nb as medl a r input book d Mks sod Igor= obbot, roe = l"ia luma " lam" el amall 2 7=1 4 111: 11 :1 " rek.114.1.=.1174:fi1l 1 = ills pdAbbes= , Lades; AL CIJLv MODE TO 1111,51. TH AND LONG LITZ. Mee by beet, ta eini,„ Is. 4.1. eon, WHATTO EAT, DRUM, AND AVOID. (Win DistAtios for all L HOW TO II ,LIFT. "Yuman Vt 11111."—all. alarliMbe stow Mama orlainrise at car ow ineso=reisse nall bed baiiiej.iliCatit psi Wilk awed ir eemaleb. %M b. sommi Dy tabrawase of Wm, revememb, Gel bellipelles au be emit lOU Una =a& /benne& Ilk 1P5155305Denr; Ms% IM, oyrehll; Da* 5, Way Dreed.anni; Oman la, Pleebeinet; !Wm. 4 , 11, won far alt. Don no Antar, lk saq;Zs i" sably begalattsiriiithl. The men received foes the River Plate by the PgeM whet contain espies of several decrees pawl by the isladve assembly, in esesion at Quito, and penealold by the government of the Ecuador, to meet the emergency of the threatened invasion of Noma Flores from Europe. One of them authorises the executive power to augment the forces by land and me, as circumstances may require, and to make the ,tilitary appointments which' should be necessary. Moo to make treaties of alliance with friendly Spanish American states. By another decree, all them who directly or indirectly shall be found to favour the in vasion or its objects are to be ocaddered and con demned as guilty of high treason. The executive go- vernment, monovor, is authorised to remove from any one part of the country to another such individuals as may, by their conduct, have given came of distrust. These papers from the River Plate state, likewise, that the government of Paraguay was actively em ployed in disciplining considerable bodies of • da and cavalry, and collecting horses, for which each landed proprietor was obliged to contains a certain number. As General Paz, it was reported, was to command these forces, the inference is, that they were destined to be employed against Bassos Ayres. "The Duke de Broglie," nye • morning journal, " will modal, take with him to lam„ as Odeaseortati eialiewry, iia sow. at prowat !Ito( irretamf the astbway of UMW. U Wet ROOM St Tru. - 1": THE LITERARY ASSOCIATION OF THE FRIENDS Or POLUID.-Thil Mandl andvenar7 111014111 of the assabom end Mime ef this amaciatier took place yesterday at the nem of the moiety, SomerAmmhers, Duaostrest. Imeell Dudley ihneetving taken the drab, Dr. on nell reed the meet, whisk le suferred to the balled sediec Mud t of the saaszetierkel enamor. Thee& that event was greatly to be depienti, it wets yet that& with the gems of present wand ended beetes, se diem wee the indignation k it had areenei throgslient the whole ef Western fmme. The report aimalieded to des affair of the nuns of sad relbwed to the seeeplies whisk the ebbing had mat tle dile ffWeen sea prod et the opium en tertethed ef the wordy et that by the panda. de speeders the limmusef essociaticm, kwon sheers dog lie ressipte of the pest ye/swore 6031. them the bto Withe's eeems,4lllll.fremthehallatGeddhalloodlithitnemiewedisets end smauel watemiptions. The expenditure Waded URI ke radio relhgesa an the permanent iht, VAL kr refugees on tar temporary list, 1201. for relief is shims, 711. for smistemee to Isere the country, 771, far sinecure, and 20!. kr tassels. It added, that there weave ggesrnt somewhat lee than 600 referee in Orest Brgsim, mad the council evaded itself if that opportunity to pay a tribute to the aimed narmyin good conduct which had eimeecterised thensproms. When it was considered that needy sae half flea bed Inca private soldiers of dm revelationmy army, end with but email ethrodoe, that cm cambia*, romiered their general good amdion the ewe commeadolda.—On the meths of the Bad of Amadei sod Surrey, sosemied by the Bev. Dr. Worthington, the report was agreed eu—Lead Beroment 7sdtkeendeareftkslmtrsW i rt a Wirispiainte by the amordia lbw mgdas at Case" Is mine Is owe tat ream en her sad abilesi Nampa Is meea p melealteei LOU mats arms 1t as indoesalsielks el Mai A miss of rendre medwiens having bass pried, a elms vane, proposed by Mr. &mad Rogers sad see l4l = ls lyed the Chevalier B. De Wiercinski, was paned to the chairman, Yd the meeting separated . THI 0111 AT BRITAIN STEAMER.—We learn frcen our correspondent, that on the spring tide of Saturday last the Great Britain, as soon es the water was about three fourths up, roue with it until high water, when she appeared from the shore to be nearly level. This must be hapless good sign, as it shows that the efforts which have been making to tighten her compartments are likely to be attended with seems. At low-water the signs of her having moved were aelLevideat, as several hundred tons of large stones, which have been for more than a month ,aecurag lating, through the labour of the poor people in her locality. along her skim, were forted off from her more than a foot on each side. The next springs will not be so high as the last, but the engineers are at work in making her bunkers as tight as they have made her forebold, through which on Saturday she buoyed bevel( up, as our correspondent was told by some of the people belonging to the ship, several feet at the fore-end.—Newry Telegraph. HOP INTELLIOENCE.—MAIDSTONE.—Another week of frosts and cold wind has kept our hop bine almost where it was. Add to this, they have bad to encounter the flea, which are increasing, and doing serious injury ; this is very dangerous in a late spring. Stspleharst.—The plant has • very healthy appeersnee, bet the flea has appeared in some pieces. Poling is finished in several of the grounds.—Maidstone Journal. void la., ..pct., MSC. N. N. . het, I p E. Lacsaktre New Nerip, f p lieetweed, Pres., k W.ISJ , 1 d lied.lt lien. N.t C., If p Leeds, Deem, k Tf I p Do. Branches Helves, 1 11 - 14 P Miss. Os. 2!..6d. a N. Is, 741 N. 111111101.16 e. N. Wages, d Theis was a fair aniosa7;l Arab., Nati., & Bads" I d Bina., war., t Dad*, a p Great Ttarthern, d Dtaat, Itax.,6 Nat, 1 d N. BtaNarrWilre, Si Na. 3d. p SALM 11-ty 1. maim= doott. falliewes.ll. lk ), M i 411 u. (A). i P . B. Mimireimy 14.14. 4 Dom. Illi. la Wm, fa. LIMOS SAIXII. DDT There was rather sore balsam dear Senn en Saturday, and in most of the lines in whisk leamandans took place there was a still farther improveserat vim the pricosrealiseet on that ds . The jobbers seem to bens taken osersge from the p of the Howe of Co.rnins on Friday night, and tank the news of the intention of tis Itessian gorsrm meat Wiwi* imp /MI in Eneg a nnd Continental stock. Arabenpise, Nall" le. d Uo laasurldne, is. 6d. p Masa ant WWI", as. d E. sal W. ad. Ss. N 11.1164 Oren Salim% fluid. d Norer embroompl 21-214.5dr New Ilbreis, 11 Nardi Warm. 111. Leeds! Think Fri, 16e. 16s. p Dewsbury TZL (pm),lb ed.d I Mau. sad Lade $2l. sb., 16e. p sea , Betheeneas, Ina, it d W. IL Unica, Hs. 13s. td. p _ smarm, SAI Ths ambit war Saner, bat Cn ledos M lan en. & Leeds Sa 1116" in Id. p ha% 0. Western 171. Ames, Si p Do Quarter; S p llneand 301. shares, 71 p HULL !ALI Asst Nett., 11111 L, IP& MIL Id. -----„ TORN BA] E. Okada, York Eaten., Si. 5, Great Northern, 2i V. Ik. &I. kkeehes., Boxko, Mat., & 11. 19, ed. Newe. k Ber., 14 Do. New, 7 4. N. Stakedehire, 7 [.ES, MAY L without snub snimatiOn. Midland 40& Amen H p N. Maar&Who, Pd 4 p Bridal & Olanader, 13 p Binsdag. Olcramiar, 1234 Shropddre Thins, lid tom, May S. •N. Midi. NI *in Ike, NI. W. 34. )0 J. Thirds, 334 . 483 . ed. ZS, Moe North Bri 3. tt* Rolm. 144 Do. Thirds, 31 I. Charters, Do. E.:tendon. 11. Ss. It. In ea N. Western, 21. 12e. Wed Wad Ihdon,ll 41. Yalt at Newt End.. 71 PRODUCE.—MINCINO-LANE, Half-past Zoo.- 11 e public sales of Sugar corsisted of 3 800 , bags and 400 casks Mauritius; 600 bags Bengal ; and 2,500 bags China. They went off without spirit, and seemly sustained the pdees of Friday last. West ladle, by private contract, has been tolerably 'toady. Refined remains inactive; lumps, from 625. to 64a.; quality inferior to fair brown. 61s. M. —Coffee : There has not been any offered in public sale to day! and the demand by private contract has been very limited. Good ordinary Ceylon remain at 675. 6d. to 68s. 6d —Rum has become more steady at the late reduced prices. Proof Leeward', 3s. Id. to 3s. 2d. ; E.I. proof, 2s. 10d. to 2s. 114.—Rice maintains the advance of ls. which was fully established on 'Change yesterday. Good to floe middling white Bengal sold in public sale at 22a. 6d. to 235. A fair amount of ousiorst has also been done by private Contract. The general aspect of the colonial market has been dull, but importers do not press large sales. PRICES CURRENT. SVOAP, per cwt. neer PAS. Pigs, No. 1. AV 0... 0 W. Inilia,ll.P.bwa.s. 4o 40-641 Od Hoop ll 10... 0 Yellow &Ore, ... 43 0...47 Cargo at Cardiff bar 9 0...0 Fine 46 0...32 Bwedlais II 10... 6 Mauritius, brows-. 36 0.. 43 Loam, at per ton. Yellow 44 0...47 Pig, beet lll 13 . 19 Das. 46 0-41 MLA, sheet l9 10...20 Bengal SaLsdna, b. 34 0..42 Bars 22 0. 0 Yellow 43 0..46 Patent shot _ ... -... SI 0... 0 White 47 0...33 red or litinleal ... 1910...30 /Nelda, brown.-- 24 0...42 Speller lO o_2l 1 Yellow— ... --... 41 0...43 Oa; per 232 hap. gal. d.p. Grey aad waits- NI 1-.61 FINN 8'24 Fele Rellasd, aware.. 67 0-60 straw 33 0.-33 Lamp 62 0...61 brown It yellow- 27 0.. 31 Corns, In Bowl. a Woad India, ord. Head Matter 93 0... 0 O 33 0... 41 0 Cad .. 17 10...0 Oood. 43 0... 80 0 Routh 84a. 26 10...24 1 Fins 7O 0..123 0 Olise,GOlipoll.p.ton 33 0...63 Ceylon, goad ordi Cocoa Nat.......... 49 0-40 nary 37 13... 39 8 Seed, Rape, pale, Pine ordinary— 40 0... 42 0 per is 3B 0... 0 • Flne SO 0...73 0 Linoted 36 13 .27 Hooka, good tooas34 0... 80 0 Paostssons, per cwt. Costa JUT, a - .. - nti- Butter—Cork, let Sad 41 0-94 nary to likusatra and Pa dang 23 0... 37 Tao. at per lb. *agog ecadoon 9 0 .. Lc., at per tort. Bawl white 2l 0... 23 6 C 5 /1 0 l9 0 . 20 6 Java 0 0... 0 0 Patna Carolina. 2B 0... 34 0 ra Hum at per p4rH.rra. Leeward bland Prcot 3 1 .. Demerara, 26 to 36 per teat. O.P 4 1...4 21 Jemmies, MI 4w 70 per met O.P. 4 7 4 9 1 Remelt. aaarka 6 1 5 3 Brandy, Ist/minds 4 B . 5 6 Bridebspirita,d.p. 11 0 ... 0 0 Scotch Itidt II 0 . 0 0 1/162, per ton. Eira,P.T.R. £47 0...34 0 it Pebasburp, head 0 0... 0 0 Dutch and Pleiribil 33 0...03 0 Prleeland Hoer, at per tea. 89.Peteraburg,deraL 37 10...38 0 outabot half clean Ftlga, Rldue oulubot pain Manilla liana India Bonn l3 0...18 0 Bombay lB 0.43 01 Jute Tni, at per ew L Banta M 0 0 0 Walla Cosa. is Meeks Isom, at per two. Bars silt i 0... 0 DOUR, let 0 0.. 0 Limerick, ds 6ll 0..98 Casio., let ft 0-94 7 1 4 .771 " ma 0 0... 0 76 0....13 Beef, bids, Ott Offer Prime Yeas 0 0... 9 Podia:erne mess 62 0. 03 Eirres.Port, Leask I se 0..82 6 Do., Bolter. 8 Bosom, Waterford, r art. 74 0...78 0 !k fast a lAtrd •= Prftt 136 0.620 'et•110 Dlilearlast Amer= 54 0 30 9 Ours. Os rod Cow, at per lb. B. A. and Y. Video, Vted 6.0 d 3 3.0 07 0 4..0 4 = bi tty OS. 0 68 0 4 41:: 0 41 111 b. da7 0 0 5 Mesh Valp. dry 0 6 ...0 6 West India, dry—. 0 48...0 11 Belied 0 38 0 44 Esatlndia 0 4 ...0 108 Kr m ll i ...= dip 0 7 ..0 V 11 88...0 9 8. Amer.lions, pee bide 7 0 .18 0 Russ* ditto 6 6. .10 6 Les . ltc , : ak re,:lper t0n.... , 9 ' Wesgm 7 .......... 3 10... 3 IS Cropereb nude, Junk* 6 0... 0 0 Niarsias, large sad solid IS 0...17 10 0 0... 0 0 Liles 15 0..17 11 8.6. 0 1010. . .18 0 Bed Sanders 3 0 . 3 10 Brasil 2.1 0...83 0 7107 so 0, TALLOW.—The market is fiat. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 47r. 6d. to 47e. 9d. ; all the year dehvering, 461 6d. buyers. SOAP TRADE.—LONDON, MAT 3.—The market L rather flatter than last week, arising mainly from the some. what forced ask by auction of Odessa Tallow on Friday. Price of Y. Candle on the spot, per cwt., London, 48e. to 475. 6d. ; Liverpool, 495, 6d. Town Tallow, nett price, Lo.don, 461.6 d. London, Rough Fat, letter price, per stone of 8 lbo., 2s. 8/d. Newgate Market, for good Fat, average price, per stone of Blbs., London, 2s. 2d. to 2s. 10d. Stuff, London, 38s. Rough Stuff, London, 265. to 275. Palm Oil, Loadon, 37e. ; Liverpool, 36e. Resin, fine transparent, London, Ss. ; Liverpool, 4s. 9d. to lls. Alkali, strong and weak, per oent., London, 2/d. to 3d.; Liverpool, 3d. Price of extra pals Soap, nett price, exclusive of chests, freights, eke., London, 50s. ; Liverpool, 60s. to 611. Mottled, London, 625. ; Liverpool, 495. to SOB. CORN.-BANBURT, MAY 1.-Wheat was firm at last week's prices. Barley and Beans Is. per qr. dearer. Oats firm. Other kinds of corn as before. BATH, MAT 1.-Wheat in good demand, at abort the devious week's pried. Barley realised former rata. Oats, Bead, and Peas as before. Wheat, 70s. to Me. Haley, 425. to 63e. Beans, 48.. to Ms. Peas, 48s. to 665. Oats, white, 325. to 38e.; black, 21s. to 32a. per qr. BeDFORD, MAT 1.-Not so much Wheat offering es usual, and the sales effected were at le. advance. Barley was seared, and 2a. dearer. Oats on the rise. Pets and Bean sold at an advance of Is. per qr. BRIDLINGTON, MAT 1.-The supply of Wheat was small yet pride were Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Oats in good supply, and mat a ready sale at former rate*. Very tlew Beans and Peas offered, and prices rather higher. What, 755. to 80e. pd. qr. Oats, le. 4.1. to Is. sd. per stone. Besas, 61.. to 54.. Peas, 605. to ids. per qr. CAMBIUMS, MAT 1.-Wheat in good supply, and sold readily at &boat previous rates. Scarcely any Barley °ar ise, and very high prices asked. Beams and PISS scares. Wheat, red, be.. to h 6. ' • white, 86e. to 88. • ' Hemp, 645. to Ns. • Beans, old, 601. to 625. ; new, 61e. to 68d. ; Oat., 30e. to As.; fine, 345. to 365. ; Peas, 64;. to 66a. per qr. Carrianuar, May 1.-n. show of Wheat was leas than for some weeks past. Wheat, new, brown, 825." to 841.; white, 84s. to 88s. ; Barley. 665. to 60e.; Oats, 345. to Me. ; Beans, 49e. to 61e.; Peas, 60s. CARLIN" MAT 1.-Wheat was dull, and in some in steno's 11. lower. Barley was le. lower. Oats were scarce, and Od i n. Wheat, red, 30e. to 31s. 6d.; white, 32, . to 3& 235. teflo. per three bash. imp. l War 1.-A moderate "apply of Wheat end edwe= 3 / I 'he market yr see so brisk, and most of the ample dewed off the modemwere at a reduction of 8431. per dine terheis urea the sates current last week. Oats sal Ream ash in geed Ismand, at an advance of Is. per =lt mid IL prised oa the latter wzdffe. Tory little obaisg, ad but few buyers. We sea sots an Ms pr he Ow rake of that grain. Wheat, new, Ilk to SOD.; ae, au le no. 6d. ; old, 275. to Us.; lea, Ms. be M.; Mesiom, 265. to 28* . ; fie, ass. Rye, 211. to ; lise,llll. Rows, 21s. to 225.; Ise, ; old, 21s. to Wes Per, white, Ilia ; grey, 22a. per tow bushels Oats, saw, 255. tole. g OM, 345, to 38s. My dl, 275. to 30a.; fine, Bb. to Ma. mussy, Ns. to 62e. ;fee asking, 635. to 68s. per qr. Paestum, MAT 3.-Wheat sold et bed lee. to 2s. per qr. lower, but not half found purchases.. The best what. woad not fetch 221. per load ; red, sandy 211. ; while many samples went at 181. to 191. Flour was 605 . to Me. per beg. Breed, 16d. per gallon. Barley sold at 445. to 68e. per qr. Malt, 10a. to 10e. &I. pee bushel. Oats were rather dame; the best retained their prise, but inferior could be had at a trifling redaction. Beans and Peas were very short, yet 847. [3d. have fetched more Winter and ...aDLZION, _ _ but a moderate eup- Cdy o: as earn. Wheat sold on fully good terms u lest week. , Beans, and Peas were Is. per qr. dearer. HAM FORD: MAY I.—Wheat a short supply, and prices ls. per qr. higher ; good red, 86s. to 88s. per qr., and fins white would have brought 901. Barley was mums in request far malting purposes, at an a saw of 2s. per qr. Beans and Orbbad an upward tendency. Bewnwonow, MAT I.—A this supply of Wheat, and the trade rather brisk, at an advance of 2.5. per qr. Barley, Beans, Peg, and Oats were all a better sale, and made Is. to 21. per qr. More than last week. 14101STEll, MAT I.—The market was thistly supplied with Wheat, sad best samples mart be quoted Is. to 2s. per qr. higher. Beans were else Is. to Bs. higher; and other Wings quite firm. 31u.rotr, May I.—Very little grain offering. Wheat in md demand at former rates. Bailey and Oats rather dearer. Nrhost, per 40 It., red, 84s. to 905.; white, 88s. to 945. Bar ley, per 32 it., 60s. to Mb. Oats, per stone, 17 Pl. to 181 d. • • • • NIWPOHT, ISLE OP WIGHT, MAT I.—Wheat realised an advance of 2s. upon last week's pries. Wheat, per qr., 80s. to 84. Barley, 62a. to O3s. Beam, 36a. Malt, 84. Flour, per sack, 62e. NORTHAMPTON, MAT I.—Wheat, in moderate misty, sold at an advance of about 2.a. per qr. )(shine Barley but little offering, which meets with a similar improvement. Beans are also more in request, at an improvement of Is. In Oats and Peas little or no alteration. -- - NOTTINGHAM, MAT 1.-Wheat was in small supply, and in advance of I.s. par quarter was obtained. The Barley which woe **win today was mestsy of as loftier quality ; there emois bed hie layers : w de are Air ear suotedess. avar.....24t4tazimese arm. Wheat, Isillee,merr, des to 675. ; reds 71e. to lea. per 36 strum Dm*, grindlog, 46e. per 30 atom; malting, 48s. to 67.• par qr. Oats, 375. to 4 04 ; new, 365. to 40s. per 24 stones. BIGHT, 675. to 611. ; new, 545. to 4111. per 38 stones. Flow, espordse, 62.. to 643. ; One, 695. to 615. per 20 Mama. PETWOILTH, MAY 1.-Thew was a brisk demand, but holders did not seem anxious to sell. Wheat, new, white, 211. to 211. 10a. ' • new brows, 102. to 211. per load , Barley, malting, Ma. t 062/. • grinding, 465. to 48s. ; Oats, country, 30s. to 34a. ; Peas, 6 0x. to 661. ; Beans, 50a. to 565. per qr. Pesaro/4, MAT 1.-There was rather more diarnition to purchase this maiming, and a moderate retail bushes was done in each article of the trade at the full rates of this day sennight Prime Wheat, 375. to 38a. per 220 lbs. ; extra, 395. ; Flour, 40s. to 41s. per bri. of 196 its. ; Barley, none on hand; Beans, 275. to 295. per 220 lbs.; Oats, ss. 4d. to Ss. 9d. per 46 lbs. ; and Oatmeal, 60s. to 624.11 d. per 210 lbs.; extra, 635. The average price of Wheat this week is 795. Ild. per imp. qr. RICHMOND (YOHISHIRS), MAT 1.-A tolerable supply of grain, and a brisk sale, at an advises on last week's prioes. Wheat sold from 10s. to 135. ; Oats, 3s. 6d. to Is.; Barley, 6s. to 6s. 6d. ; Beans, 6s. 6.1. to 7s. per bushel. SATFLOX WALDEN, MAY 1.-Wheat wan in fair supply, and met a slow demand at former prices. Spring Corn, of all descriptions, lc to 2s. dearer. SHRIPODIVIIT, MAT 1.-There was a small supply cf samples, and the market closed at the following rates: Wheat, 10s. 9d. to Its. 7d.; barley, 6.. 9d. to 7s. 7d.; Onto, 45. 5d. . to 6.. per imp. bush. WINCHISTER. MAY 1.-Tbe market well supplied with Wheat. All descriptions fully support hat quotations. Barley was not so much inquired for. o.its and Beans in shady demand, and realise more money. YAILMOVTII, MAT 1.-The best Wheats sold at 1.. per qr. over the price of this day week. Other sorts fully as deer. Barley found buyers on fully as good terms, and tine fresh samples are certainly dearer. Other articles remain without alteration. Wheat, per qr., white, Ms. to 675. ; red, 78s. to 84s. Barley. 50s. to 53e. Beans, 64,. to 635. Peas, 56e. to 675. Oats, 30.. to 38.. LIKERICE, APRIL 30.-There is not much change to notice. Spanish Maize, all yellow, has been *old, ex ship, at 13/. per toe. American Maim, white and yellow, at 131. per ton also; Galata, at 13!. 15s. per ton. Prime English and Irish Wheats are in request by the millers for mining. In ferior Wheats not so much inquired fur. Prices to farmers: Oats, 21s. to 225. 2d. Prices on board:-Wheat, prime Irish, English, white, and red milling, 455. to 475. ' • Polish Odessa, and similar sorts, 435. to 445. • ' low qualities, foreign, 40s. to 43e. per barrel. Indian Corn : Spanish, 131. ; American, white and yellow, 131.; A.ncona, 131. 10s. ; Galata, 131. 15e. per ton. Am erican harr.4 Flour, 41s. to 42,. per barrel. Indism Meal, 151.; Irish Wheat Meal, 19!. ; English, 171. 10s. Oatmeal, 251. per ton. Fine sack Flour, 625. per sack. KIIMALDT, MIT 1.-Fair supplies of all kinds of grain, with a good attendance of buyer.. The hige prices asked at first rather checked sales. the whole was latterly cleared off at fully last week's rates. Wheat, per qr., 694. to 80s. Burley, 435. to 51s. Oats, 365. to 41s. Oatmeal, per bag of 280 110,664. to Ho. HAMBORO, Aran. 27.-Wheat continues very firm, and stilts for ImmedA*delivery are . made at full-priem for abia.,4 Berle rein fetches rTe . lle.ntsie ; nibs. hati ng been sold at 64,. per quarter, and same weight in the Baltic, 44.. Buckwheat unaltered. A large business has again been done in Rye. A small parcel of vary fine English, 68 lbs. to 59 Its. per bushel, was sold at 786. per quarter on board; good, 57 Its., Danish and Swedish fetches 765. to 76e. For delivery at first open water, at St. Petersburg, and by the first barques at Riga, Rye, weighing 56lbs. to S6lbs. per bushel, fetches 38s. 6d. to 405. per qr. on board, and less in proportion for later delivery. Oats are becoming scarce, and advance gradually: Fuhnen. 361b5., were raid at 28e. 3d.; Jutland, 265. 9d. to 276., and 311b5., from the west coast, at 26e. Some small lota of Peas have been received from England, which are held at 635., but, not being fine, the price cannot be obtained. Tares are held higher. Rapeseed more Inquired for. A demand has alining up for red Cloverseed, and some business has been done at 6d. per cwt. advance; white seed is Is. to Is. 6d. higher, and ready sale. Linseed Cakes, for late delivery from Pomerania, would be taken at SI, per ton, on board. KONIGSBERG, APRIL 22.—0 f Wheat we have very trifling stocks here, and prices of all articles are rapidly advancing. Moderately good Wheat is held at 645. to 66*. Barley, 391. 6d. ; Oats, 24.. ; Rye, 52e. ; and Pews, 50e. p;•r qr. . , 1108TOCK, Arm]. 26.—The greatest excitement prevails here in consequence of the extreme scarcity of all kinds of grain. Holders of Wheat are at present unwilling to sell below 78s. to 80s. per qr. ; and Bye and Barley are neld at proportionate rate'. STIITTIN, APRIL 28.—During last week there were serious disturbances at this place inconsequence of on advance in the prks of Potatoes, which it req uir ed the military to quell. Greet distress prevails among the poorer classes, and all ar ticles of food are excessively high. Wheat could certainly act be bought so as to be put free on board below 755. per qr., weight only 591 M. per bushel. CATTLE.-FAREgAII, MAT 3.-A good supply of fat Oxen, Heifers, and Cows; many out of Sussex in prime condition. Sales brisk, at, for best, 10a to Ile. 641. per score; second quality, 10s. 6d. ; moderate, 10s. ; inferior, 9s. 6d. ; chief part sold. Fat Calves fetched 61d. to 7d. per lb. for best, and common, 6d. Fat Porkers, lls. per more. Bacon Hogs, lls. to 12s. The Sheep penned were eer y superior; some four and six-tooth Downs ado 6s. Bd. per moue; two-tooth good withers ' 61. 4d.; moderate, Sheep, 65.; inferior, 4s. Bd. ; a very brisk sale. Pat Down Lambe were bought at from 205. to 275. each, averaging from Bd. to 9d. per lb. ; some even up to 103. In the lean market, Cows with Colima& great priors, from 161. up to 201, being asked. Haim, with firstiCalf, 141. to 164 • Cow and Celt best 181. ; amend quality, 161 ; small Beast; from the store, from 101. to 121. each; Calves, do., 16s. to 265. each; small, from Bs. to Ifs. Lean Sheep, Ewes and Lamb, from 40s. to 545. the can* ; poor, 40s. to 445. Lean Hogs and Pigs were in groat number, yet they sold bat indiffer ently, and at low prices. K ONDAL nia.-TM glow of Qdlis ea the heat tasks was quite posportionsle te tors domes& Zesty is the day then woe gismo basks= of ads isr periteshr kiwis; but towards rasa ths tiememl elselemsd, end the ads berms dull, and paces reesdat We Wawa, however, as* the goods laterally brought reseassmere Deism Is the grogien. LmicArria FAIL tem vary anneweerly stiosled, both by Wafts and dealers, and the whew of all Ideas of stook WY large, to the farmer. bag radar overetketked and short of fodder, so much bang cossnasel during the long winter, and little or no grass being yet springing. The dealers wee* not disposed to purchase, unless at a reduced rate, which the hasses wore %swilling to aceept; the am. 'equates was that /sae 1. lire nada& unsold. The reduction sought ems 20e. teak. par had seder former rates. - - - ---• Livaaron, MAT 3.—Tbsre was an increased demand for both Beef and llatiss at this day's market. The price of the Samar bad rather set =Sag teademq,_ bet the latter remained at qtriastisms is Whit. Ilut num ber on sale was 350 Beasb. and 3,146 Mop. Priam &I. Beef, 7d. to 71d.; Maks. 7 4 . to Pd. POW , *kb* eau * Noagrerec, Kau L—Tbe dhow d Sy" glegtiages, sad Dutch eat& we bell bap as red. AMNIA Mem mu a fur atimbegge etbgesegodge ore by we sem brit; ter Bobs b. M. Egradeneu la. SAL to Ia dd. per Awe ad 1411 e., elms at *time peen argly easaksarth "Me Ibiarts Mite market goreld. Thee appears web a dipeiles M spa et dig Dal* mils *at k email agt be addable te iS r pagage prime. Pat Mob a N g d uy bap ; stele Am 7g. 411. is h. gigse, sa all The p.. ems Med ; all *a Ramie were geld at fell Oen. Fat 8b .p, embed, b. to Sa eV per stone of le Pm., with a yea dismai Sew ifo a dal gale at late rages. Fat Pi u 7.. U. le 7a. ed. per Ism. Roan' rldi was well supplied with Store Waste, whirl went of at sa admen of 11. per lead veer February prime. Fat Beets were lbw, sad mot a reedy eels at la adVanee of id. per lb. over b peret ass*. Nubia gone empty, at w anew et ld. ever thst odd et Imo Iltalreagy air ; whilst Lembo, flat W lb. pm would bags big& AM A F gale at Mb. to Ida. pot btegre gaperly mint atm at Sea to Ma. Ibli gm be ~rated le the dimes ire bit lima so prevails*, sof Mg Is amp Walla, am. Beam aad Limbs; whild the Ms in tabs: kinds of stock may he traced to samcity of keep and the increased value of by, Ic. NIXAGH PAlL—Then was a large show of stock and • good attendance of buyers, but business, notwithstandiusrj, turned out rather dnli, fa biioietti4see of the Cattle and Sheep, the only descriptioa tor which a demand existed, being exceedingly NaiNd. A mry few fat Bea,ts brought 241. ahead; other descripdose were sold at from 101. to 141. Good Withers met from 48e. to 635. ; Ewes, from 345. to Els ; Haggett, from 22a. to 235. RATIMILAND FAIL—The show of 1101141, was rather moderate, end, with very few exceptioss, the qualities were from middling to ordinary. Some good straits Hones shown, at M. to 301. each ; others, of a middling class, at from 101. to 161. each ; but perhaps the largest number disposed of ranged between 51. and 91. welt. Good Cows, giving milk, er near their note, sold dear—ey 91. to 121. each. We ob served no good Beeves ; there were a great many poor-con ditioned Cattle, almost cumaleable from the scarcity of fod der. Several Sheep were sold, at prices ranging from 11. to to 21. 10s. each, and a number of Lambs, from 141. to 255. each. Pigs were scarce, and brought high prices. HOPS.—BoaorcaMAzeirr.— Two o'C7uck.— Mean. Pattandan and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the market is vary alai. KM 4 ZAK Kai; paws. /Leto 41. • YouSlas Lots.. p <wt. 34. 3t04. • Wool/ of toomo' 44t0 • I Yoarlisi *mow 113 to 3 IS Sumo ...... 3 151.14 OH How. . IIS to • Malmo a f 114• I; HAY. SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock. Marrs. Cooper and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report priors am follows : Prime steam., rat M 786. Some. .... 4 04. ba Vs. I /my .. Vs.M re. Merles', Ms I. Lie. I Mayor. .... so so 94. Irow resterslat's .Varese He obit pep. SHIPPING. MAILS AI MTV Waterford, 2 ; Donagkadee, 1; Preach, 1 ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, May 4.—Wind this day at noon, E. by S., fresh braes*, and thick hazy weather. DIM., May 3.—W.8.W. to N.N.W.—Arrived Mown herd, Berme, for Rotoadam ; Boruisia, South Sees, for Stettin ; Diligentia, Batavia, for Rotterdam; Nepoul, Cal cutta ; Champion, Cnyloa ; Energy, Rio Grande ; Sunbeam, St. Jars de Cuba. Arrived from the river: Sterling, Sydney, N. S. W. ; Regina, Dominica; Lapore, Cuba. Balled Pernik Ball, St. Elko; Apolline, Jamaica; Ber man, Chiba. sad Mentreed. Ogg Dow, May 8.--Clatbsa, Breton. Cowan, May &—N. to W. N. W.—Sailed Valais, Jameles. PLIVOIMI, May 3.—W...-Arrived: Borneo, Baltimore. Fauteuil', May 3.—N.—The Phenomenon, Antwerp to New York, is discharging to repair. Malarrear, May 3.—N.W.—bailed: Hope, Quebec. &UMW, May 2.—N.E. to E.N.E., strong ; 3, N.E., strong.—Arrived• Harby, Mauritius. Tosunaost, April 29. —The Thetis, from the Avon to Quebec, was assisted in here, 27th inst., totally disinasted. BILISTOL, May 3.—W.N.W.—Arrived : Sandford, Porto Rico. M tt.rottn, May 2.—N .—Sailed : Ann Jenkins, New York. Nawroar, May 3.—W.—Sailed: Theodore. St. Thomas. Susi:mm.4ND, May 3. —B.E. Sailed Mornington, Quebec; Dalstoa, New Brunswick. . 0797V71 V1 / 22......e° 177% -... Loam &maim .Pepir, Pries Threeintwe, the Madera Alban reersar, where they whales Iletnrday --"......---", ' I N....a •j r . THE EXPRESS km. Oa Thrift allteneee. dr latest deb et ebb= beta A , , . _ Do wn, is addition te thl i mintri l lare N tr i lma fr avo ZeMtyjepp Wore Firth Zb in eT tiers and 0101A 201 , Ibe a r ve . is be bap. - as rany stir. weee'M Orb elotraisti m rtle, yeebibllity I 11 lIIEW 2 r i m i mt b e ibi se ete [ lie pie r . zni........, is that tiny arene tbese the had read WOE dee et tbs ' /IR El eril ear esedy eirseeterietir of a Mona- illet dam rered by , ay Midas 41 de dd i p. nor woe 6„,,,""Taighi. DA lbs hit and anediely premed REPORTS headk _errhiell ir = i d s :ei vin eelt the =he. 7ro ROM, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, COIN, I na er Ilire park ya *a e a Ns ..... Trix sad rho MIME en the rasking berm Wili in park say eat Is• Übe cA . i . ipseu bb mm5 ......s nut aranarais plat then h. TM bsW b. bower; that tbe great are ef .1 1 ;168 ea sertabg a attic tbe retrients rent &ern Ida dr " berms duke ef N0.211.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 4, lE W".a . per ;MAW ; bet lailidi any tilbreberaide. pew thi sritEsi ask bear vat orb iterneed Al dds la .."'" si ., rolosseril to nob a Pribelhe cedar hr hut FA nerd breaks ins. Aseedlissle he ben estbnate m m payable tO Mir. HURRY WALLBOIDOL 10, BeSteri•- UM ear 1 / 1 11/810, Ole males srbe bete been dos ruldeet. MARCUM= lit" MAY I. prior remain stationary. Eye might ha wha to e h * =ma sessmos is sis ; but even . kff The market was not so Mat ea sn Saturday, bat prices gummy, had there beta as p b. sa e . WI ilies Tertotreet, Londo. ojka f or awareness, and oranusnitations, N.. 10, ree he eeldshensedw itiaL esaggesdes, die Is et lifi ' A r :i lln• • Tans, 6s. to 9s. pas bushel. ___.—.....t_ trisaustreet. London. has iniquedirably beton 111ML,as Ica E.J., is-ti 1d I WA, Ins., Kat *lnd• P.c La b. no w t k w 7. Km. a Lad . ( m a.). i p HAMMON, Hair 3.—We had to-day bat LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'clock. We yesterday gave a brief account of a melancholy low of life, by shipwreck, on the coast of Scotland. The following particalars have since reached us : The Exmouth, of 320 tons, Wee Booth, of Sunderland, master, sailed front Londonderry, for Quebec, betw,en three and four o'clock on the morning of Sunday, the 25th vit., with a light south-west breeze. She had a crew of ash asap, and about 240 emigrants, consisting principally [w farmers and tradmmen, with their fainilies wen also three cabin passengers, young unmarried ladles ef the middle class, two of them sisters, on their way to jai relatives at St. John's, New Brunswick. The ship' oat sight of the loom of the land about Art o'clock no Sunday afternoon. The breeze, which had hem light in the morning, increased to a gale during the day, meil about eleven p.m., it came in terrific squalls, accompanied's., heavy torrents of rain. They then furled the lore and main sails. The wind, which had been westward at first, veered' ' Northerly, and the storm increased in violence, which blew the two topsails from the bolt ropes. Toe crew then set the fere-sail and spanker, and commenced to bend two other topuih, which they furled ; but about three in the morning they trete blown from the gaskets. Previous to this the jib had been stowed, the lar boa rd tacks on hoard, and the ship war now driving to the southward and eastward. The muter did not stand to the westwaid when the wind became northerly, and was in the hope of reaching some harbour of refuge, where be might repairdamsges sod replace sails. Shortly after this, on Monday forenoon, the lung boat was unshipped from the chocks, by the force of the seas which sue thinly broke over the vessel, and in the course of the same hernoon, the bulwarks were stove in, and the life bast washed away. Toe gale continued with the same violence = thstwhole of Monday n ight ; and on Tuesday , the m after being faded, was torn from the [theta by the stoma While the crew were setting the foresail it was blown from the bolt rope., and the tryaail-mast was unshipped, and the main-gaff carried away, which rendered tlom unable to wry the spanker. About II o'clock on Tuesday night, land end a light wen seen on the starboard quarter, which Captain Booth at Scat took to be the light on the Island of Tory, off the north west coast of Ireland, and in the belief that he had ample esa-room in the course be was steering, he bore along. As he drifti.4 near the land, however, and observed that the light was a flashing, instead of a stationary one, he became rensaions of his error and dangerous position, and made way effort to repair it by bringing the ship fa rther to the northward and westward; and, with the view of " clawing " her off the land, the maintopsail and the fore-topmast stay-ail were set, end the jib half-hoisted. The ef fort, however, was an ineffectual one ; the ship moon got amongst the broken water, and at halt-past twelve o'clock on Wednesday morning was dashed amongst the rocks. If the above be a correct version of the impres dam on the captain's mind as to his position; the result shows that he must have been fully a hundred miles out of his reckoning. The light seen was really that of Omar, or Overlay, on the point of the Rhinns, or Runs, of Islay, to the north-west of the entrance of Lochindaul ; and the land' men, and on which the brig eventually struck, was the western part of the iron-bound coast of the island. She went ashore with the above sails set, and after *tilling once, was dashed broadside on the rocks, which rose to the height of the mast head. She struck violently against the rocks three times, and at the fourth shock the mainmast went by the board, and fell Into& chasm of the rock. An hour sod a half previously, when Captain Booth observed his dangerous proximity to the shore, he took his station in the maintop, that he might =ilj4ly keep a look-out and see how the land bore, and us place he occasionally gave his orders to the crew. As UM as the brig struck, John Cleat, the mate, and all the wa sh" eight in number, joined the captain in the maintop, having the captain's son, a youth of about 15 years of age, asleep in his cod below. After remaining in the mar Sep about three huh, au of the crew went down he the of esemoding the brattep, thinking that they weuM C u a better dune' of rind( the shore from use pert of the ship. At the setae time one of the crew a,.. _ ... aemeed John Scott, went est apes the main , with a ea his parses—dm Webs in the the cap;dTM these esesera, Jeln illesesee, William . and Omar . As heave dead, the isainiop, with the wreak ef la ttst, was thrown Me a rib se Arm of the reek, and simmedistely afterwards Ceulthard, then Lightfoot', and Stevens, scrambled up the topmost rigging, sod eir a footing on the crags. The swain woe alma le Slew, when a wild wave dashed over" their heeds es they to the reek, but they were enabled to mal their • and when they looked round, after the sea lied re eked, they hand that the captain and all were game, las atalamest had been broken into splinters by the andk maids& with the rocks, and the retiring wave had sat Hs alp. but the helpmate of the mad Veli d = a her by the viola, Adam tele as sea, azi lime sate( the be. roams h uman bodes en lead ikan ewer dense al as ze iitau liad the wreak remised in the diem were it vas y throwo, sad bees which the throe survival , it hem used as a =by as eases, unasigft, this ase poodhaity of wee aideyed, The shilliz ta rasi gni snoinmon ro evesdet the mot lave Welds up sada iesteatimendy ; 1 1%, =lnds el the asigrente, theedne, mod have peilied in baths. The three don mite oenqied te the rock, so sera as the *didP adady_dilewl, ask dasher in a credos, sal Oen reerand Thep lhon dissevand as cruise lineragh irbisk orninlisi le Ihir unnulele, mai WI hide beim, cit y were met keogioahly aensideed. Mt. Moak s faster, den beard alas Mak Mit amd1111•1 am with a pomp to Glasgow, by • COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o' Clock . —We have again s very unsettled state of public securities. The market opened in decline, at 861 tot money, andB6l to 1 time, for Congo s, but these prices soon after gave way to 86 tot money and 861 to 1 for time. Various sinister rumours were afloat, the more prominent and best.founded of which wee, the hard pressed state of the gene ral money market. Complaints were current on all sides of the difficulty, when not impowsibility,of procuring discount accom modation for unexceptionable paper, whatever the rates offered to be paid. The Bank, it was asserted, was acting with more severity than ever upon its rule of restricting accommodation, and the discount houses had no means to spare for any but their more select and old customers. The banks generally were acting with the same closeness. The 4th of each month is usually a berry bill-day, but to-day it is more than commonly henry, and it is to be feared that masses of bills may go unpaid in consequence of the inability of parties to raise funds on hills or other securities to provide for them. Towards noon, however, it was found that some relief had been afforded, and that the money market was easier. The hack became more liberal of its accommodation. Upon this re. port some considerable purchases have carried Consols up to 861 to 1 r or mo ney, and 87 to I for account. Reduced Threes are 861 is 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 871 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 10s. to fn. din. Bank Stook, 188 to 190. The prices of such foreign stocks as are chiefly dealt in have been more affected by the decline in the funds to-day than on any previous occasion. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are quoted only at 671 to 8; the Fours, 87 to 8. Mexican, 191 to M. greenish Fives, 231 to 1; lb. Threes, 341 to ; Portugums, 33 to 4. MINGLIIII MIDS. Lek Stmt. lei PO 3 per Ct. Omni Atet., 47 a per (IL Lt. Aar. 454 i 71 M ONNIAPI pet OL Omens MN., eel t Integra rap, get In /01211024 111111141. 33 s 1 per Oins. Ileneas Ma, 141 104 pr Ct. SIM= Mats, IP 5 Carrara Deemea Ma, Sk 4 er OM. 5 en Ct. llentnet MI. 141 45 1 p en CI Imam Da.,115 4 e per*. Pawl= Ma, al IP Dtw Nen, SI 11 risme. Onity . IS 4 r . • O . L leense a rlim i lit.7o 4 1 r iN C:. Dlt i r i 11 DUN Ograb. Pit n4,— peel:ls aN I Cleteatelea ltiosiee We., 1/ Sprit Donned Db.. 57 IS ▪ per Ct. Dula 1 1 / 4 .114 7 /raki, fralnabit, 44 54 per Ct... 5414 In II wet IterendePan, PO 41 4 per Ct. Onto. Dee*. $7 a Tsunoda Deemed Mt. 114 154 RAILWAYS.—Shares are freely offering to-day at lower rates Than I, however, very lads burner doing in the share mast. sae Illedy to be, n Lai sr the fluctuating are so Asked to dos SAM 11•11111 D Or TO TWO TM DAT IN LONDON. (Taohnisfs piths wIS be MBA la kat paw). Mah, huh Boa, awl Eas.,lll Ma., lac, & Mat, 14 Bin., rid °dad Jam* 111 6 Mkessa. 11% 136 Bk., hal. & Dudley, 10 Da. haw, 3914 Da. 'Nan. sad Data. Do IL OthailaiNg Nonallls Berwith„ 23 / Insisdias Seep, 1/ MAW, 7 T ilp i ll Nicht, M 3 North lila* 414 1 afar T Si ~ 11 Da. lialwa, 144 15. Ss W. liad , 1 2 14 D D:. = 1 4 3 Oath North of Da New, Se Ds. I Thi btalre, Non& 41 6 erese Westera, 113 sl_ E . 212:11i ra t Oaf., Ws.. &Wan, 131 na awl 11r., Clan A, 31 =, 74 4 Na / Ds. 3 le. 11 , 1 MB Nal Selby x3lll Shsapiks Usdas. 77 A Da. 11.1.SiDwar (isall3l.), No. 4, 411 Lab L i =ht 331 S. Wabs, 7 1 User& reek 1 w. B. Theie,ll p ahan " 2 l , 4 Tart & N 141 Do. I A DD. WI B. 331 1 Toth hN. para, 104 Th. 0 1 Ds. Z. k W.ll. Ma, 1111 i I. & N. WZ 1 4 111 1 . 18 4 Lyme Not Allows Cary SI Ds. Qrs. Nam IS Northman al Rana. In 4 Lea. sad LW. al 11 Rohm& in. 11 Do. New, SI. Pada sal likaaa. L.T 3 A la , 112 0. all ... Ism sal llswall PR amass awl Pima 7 IC St paiis . lat. 44 , i Wall laseass. Do.lislass (IthilkhalhaL),•• The aseneelea=rs 1 austalasd yesterday, and the i L= l ,llm Sc., 1 lalL p Limbo &N. IT 173 Da. QIN O. i l6 l • Ws. It liiiia. 774 LIP ft r=4 'law m 1., am, &Lim, la lidlre.ll3l 17 Ds. (Newo3 a.), 31 p Da New. & Bawl*, New, 111 p Toth 2.1 i W.l.'s., ML, 111 p 4.1" NAT i. zhiltind sa Satarday wu not Mon dlield radoar gall. S.S.I.IsOur,N Do. Pow, p Do. do., York !N p ow. P Hold.. C. k R., I p Undo Think, Prd., p ear...k 412100t0r, Him, ii p Kr. k Oikod p ix coth Otaffordohlre, 1 21 9 P IN. Weatoro, d 1.1•., Crosby, It doothp., 1 p lloa sad !boa, I d Di t " ( i _AL if. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAT, MAY 3. The Loan C uaucal.i.on took biz wet at a **cloak. PQBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS.—By the End of Pomeroy, from the Duke of Suther land, praying to be placed as Earl of Sutherland (la Scotland) no the roil of Saab peers—Lonl BROOOIIIII, train the blauritim, praying for a kraal form of gmernmest ; from Prelim; in favour of a ten bows bill ; from Tyrone, agsnet the rating of tenants to the relief el the poor.—lard CANPIMLL, from a place is Scotland, spinet the sale of marinas Sundays WY ler iioe Bill (pro Jorge). TIURD READlNG.—Locurabered Estates (Ireland) AU AMID( ORDERED.—On the motion of the hart el bluer/ix, a return of the 111110119 d all persons who have voted at the elections of irpreeestatin peen foe Sootland since the year 1800, with a ropy of all rolls and orders relative tench denims. POOR RELIEF (IRELAND) BILL. The Earl of St. GERMANS wished to ask the noble marquis (the President of tin Colwell), a question with regard to the rating of tithes. At present the titheownere had a right to make certain deductions, and the land owners had a right to deduct from the titheownen the whole of the poundage rate; he wished to know whether the titheownen would by this bill have any right to make any reduction with respect to outgoings and what these re ductions would be ? The Marquis of LANSDOWNE raid that he could not at present answer the question, but the subject would receive the fullest consideration before the bill would be allowed to pus. ARMY SERVICE BILL. In reply to Lord STANLRT, Earl GREY said that as it would be desirable to intro- Zan some amendments into this bill, he would move th it it be now committed proformi with that object and its tee sm mittal be ordered for a future day. The bill was then c om milted pro _forma accordingly; after which the house resumed. LAWS OF LANDLORD AND TENANT IN IRELAND. The Marquis of WESTMEATH, according to notice, moved a resolution declaring that the existing laws of land lord and tenant in Ireland requind immediate revision and amendment. He said that he had had 40 years' experience of these laws in Ireland, and he was all that time under the conviction that if they were allowed to remain in existence in Ireland, and if there continued to he en increasing scarcity of the potato crop in that country, that there would be die- estrous consequences, for which the landlords would not be answerable. Ho nand that to be his bsliefAllig,,El.B24l th / Cl=7 "-- 171tart Devon's COMIDMIIIII. in 1944, and each had now turned out to be the insole He thought then that his opinion was worthy aflame consideration. The interests of the landlord and tenant were identical. when properly considered; but by the exidine laws both interests were in riously affected. He should be moat anxious that .s ma law were framed by her Maje-ty's government whisk Mali do away with that most o&ons and untrue reprimander against the landlords of Ireland ; namely, that they mars willing to deprive their industrious tenants of the Wasik of the capital which they may have invested in their = They ought to provide some means whereby the eonld procure their rent or their land without the net) rd of going to law, and perhaps bring kept for some yeas without any lien& from their land. The which it was necenary to go through to e=t i tenant was such as should not exist in any civilised country. He was anxious that the law of ejectment should be put es the same footing in Ireland as in England. The noble and learned lord on the woolsack had stated that an objectionable tenant might be got rid of in six mouths. Such might be the n tang in this country ; but in Ireland a Isodlord could not e)ect without he succeeded in getting the name and deserip. non of every person inhabiting any of the housemen his estates, down to l od gers even ; and no man on earth could find out who and what some of there people were unless he was inspired. (Laughter.) When the proceedings had com menced, if any of these numerous pubes were put out of the way or murdered, he must commence de novo, and, the same notice being necemsry, the proceedings were throws back twelve menthe. In cases where no rent had been paid the landlord could not prJee • tenancy ; and he was thee driven to the superior courts, even if the land to be simo vend was not more than a quarter of an acre. The noble marquis cited several cases in which great dillicallise beat thrown in the way of obtaining pormaila of Mai If a man entered on a farm in May, and his board, es the 2nd of November, discovered that he we mismanigiag land, notice could not be given until the November M. lowing; and thus 18 mouths were lost before preemie' could commence, and a still longer paha before prearks could be obtained. In the local reels of Earbol ruse was a provision that no p druid be rad kr want of form; and why rhosil add ii be re sew be Ireland ? There were a great meal maime forma oes neeted with the serving of the which dlaght he advantageously done away sail . If a landkel at tempted to distrait), it could only be done ley em persons to watch night and day for 14 days. In the =VDT courts, the decisions of the presidi, g barrietors were fre quently conflicting ; and the same barrister would .Asa opposite decisions. The barristers, themselves. that the law was extremely favourable to tomato end fm lielTlist debtors. Wh, re land was sub let, the landlord .1111111 :e m ceed a step without proving the Minstar* a thi man to the loose • and he might be either met Ba r =roam. er elsewhere. On one eitsge of 4111. a mks hafl hen upwards of 4,0001. eut prxek khans ptherlea of NM portant et the Tbe o' adedams etas wads red finite beds( dseiked., in to aim the laws is reilormo to the rows lads sonandly had been filissectrojed from the =or a to recover pesineka of their preps*. Tie themosives, in a report on this imblett. ed. ' mind the anemslies sled ilimellies of the law otrkstrerr and resentmendmi a eisomeemmt with the o teats. Of this Isnisarq the Isamu took ad over it win not till 1844 ad arse of the diliklawk rot 4 kit et wen with dillealty amok& sad plated is per Pte. wester tat January, Ing e trim • demo is week man br the crown • bat the DM gorromment adredite ertherro the petite armlet la 'shrike thalami; wed Om the Moats wee* ororderti In their illegal pressed. *pe, seed at the end stns years carried all their rift The mbie =is prerwkd at some length to read the W takes plats between the Times new. Itinsat Mos the math et October last, on this at eseshollod by s td that the caking laws of aid tethat in Ireland us not milmilated ee raw late a part the dudes, reciprocal Alligaikak sad interests of the a la these releases is that firgarim ad under Mal eseartess require inmates robin sad arm& me; and that thelsthertiaa et ithreseel imitheas art now reopsedblibias ea wen rake sedi mires seed amearent riper sad hodirearbk The Margulaat LANSDOWNI eldested to the arise no the v*166441144 its terms pmannamill a ammo ea the kw, as they now existed without the samsdies sad ementhamats which it do to and km oast It wee set a eonveadeM amm hi the barer de MU by • lessiatisa et this kind, wither bibs etas row Me papaw* with time ,medial werrer Ali were swessory. lie else timeir it weak set be =to Mar ma se dirk a swam ellethisilea at IL of the seatha. As he did ass winkle met the reethothe with a direst athaske, breast ser inir eet7 de served seeddiestisty le Mari the amble maid M eadsiied with itt dam atratisa to the sa and mild names his mdse. - - - - - - - - - - Tim Mamas of WESTMEATH said, situ whit bad row dead W sib wrogais, would sot Ito mail was drab, wklidswww, Ear lord illiswasi at %viler ratans .dock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Monmy, MAT 3. The SPEAIik took the chair st four o'clock. PRIVATE 111.!SINT-S.S. smarm) READING.-Clevelasawptare, SL hmri', Wee Palmate 1.....•••••• n.... REPORT&—Oerawell Balm ; 11'well Raba ; Gnat 11. Rail (toeslialle • Woo will Brigtdos ra mai Casa Ralbray (K Indlway le Cnalooloory, and TolenlIv); Lenz Rod Say lOolhoey (colonies Is sod lietbooda); alp. ouce' Toliftolll.l.ln "Nib Win Rdway ; Tereisilos Moroi Minks Atlciarorioni brines; VMs at Paola Railway ; lift. BOSINDIS. PETITION6—Ry Sir LH. Inoue, from spirals Aberisaidre ; Itr.liaeris, from Pointy; Mr. C. Sam, tram Diallerndlne; Sir O. Cam, *es ass srsebytery af YAinbarglt; NB *PIM IM Seel* L Catsresus, ism AI Sleet s ellnisset Mammas alitmee laths Irish Eme4wer,,lNL—lifir Ormatianes Rim peon Melia a general Weed elf obseelies.--Str. W.Pgresss. sem rase, seeds dimes In die Molar of B. Poem miglilmem iimmieldlith the of pills pisiesseena—Lied 0. lissinen s bum split asedarkg kw of mnless.—llis Comm= at Zuetniono, ten If barb ellielMs. splint Ole them from corporatist of lainiese et =0 of dental. Etonian& FILM READIciG.—Poor-lawe (Enstial = Atisintr i leeeles e. SOL NOTICES OF MOTION.-71ALTA.—Dr. anis es(eV !by, ' to room Br returns of the grim receipts • and if the lima of Malta dace 105. RA.ILWAS Conunues.—Mr. Rea, on Thissiay seat s Se aell the attention of the house to the reports of the Oneskeisesesi Railway Pooa-raw Btu.—Mr. Fasaaini, on a ham seessim, to moue Co lon, that the present inosaaw toranderiesses tolisible by low h alias in the new eteassfeam s essiegssioe of the COW"! pursued by them relative to the Andes, Vale& LONDON SEWAGE MANURE BILL. Mr. GREENE moved that the order made on the 12th day of April last, referring the petition of the Commissioners of Sewers for Westminster and Part of Middlesex, egairuit the London Sewage Chemical Manors Bill, to the committee on the bill, be discharged ; that Cam petition be withdrawn. —Agreed to. SUNDERLAND IMPROVEMENT BILL. Mr. GREENE atoned that the order made on the Ist day of February last, for referring the Sunderland Markets, Bridge, Ferries, rod General Improvement Bill, te the Com mittee of Selection, be read, and discharged that the bill be withdrawn.—Agreed to. WATERFORD. WEXFORD, WICKLOW, AND DUBLIN RAILWAY COMPANY. Mr. OSBORNE moved that the report from the Standieg Orden Committee of the 15th day of March last, be read. That leave be given to bring in a bill for the dim:dation of the Waterford, Wexford, Wicklow, and Dahlia Bellew Company • and that Mr. Osborne and Mr. Orogen do pre pare gad grim it in.—Agreed to. DUBLIN IMPROVEMENT BILL. Mr. M. J. O'CONNELL moved, that the Dublin Improve ment Bill be reset a second time on Tuesday, 4th of May (this day) —Agreed to. CASE OF MR. H. B. GRAHAM. Mr. GROG AN wished to know whether any information had reached the Foreign-oftlee relative to the fate of Mr. H. B. Graham, who had been left on the coast of Africa, and it was believed had been captured by the natives ? Lord PALMERSTON hod not received ay information, but he Ind caused inquiries to he made on the spot, and as soon as any intelligence could be obtained, it should be com municated to the part ia interested. FOREIGN SERVICE. In answer to • question 'rum Mr. Boca ERIE, Mr. F. MAULE said, that officers at present employed ea relief somotitu - es in Ireland would be required to take their turn foe foreign service, and not be considered exempted frostsuch service in consequence of their present occupations. HEALTH OF TOWNS BILL. In answer to a question by the Earl of LINCOLN, Lord J. RUSSELL said that he could not fix the day for the second reading of the 11. alth of Towns Bill at present. His noble friend (Lord Morpeth) had to see certain parties, to consider their objection., and whether certain parte of the bill could not be expunged and others alter. Till his noble friend saw those natio , . het road not fix a day. PORTUGAL. Mr. BORTHWICK said he wished to pot a question to the noble lord the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, re specting a rtinsinarhich had been sanctioned by a statement which appeared in the Journal des Us s bals, to the effect that the governments of France, Spain, and England, intended to interfere in the present struggle in Portugal, and to hose that interference on a treaty which, as the provisions of it were completely fulfilled, he apprehended was now extinct. He alluded to the Treaty of Quadruple Alliance. On the 26th ult. the Journal des baud., confirmed its report by a reference to a Spanish newspaper. He thought it right that the noble lord should set the public mind at rest on the sub ject. He alao wished to ask what were the nature and extent of the interference in the present struggle in Portugal which her Majesty's minister in Lisbon haul been instructed to employ ? Lord FALMERSTON said, in answer to the first ques tion, that the present state oft dogs in Portugal was not, in the opinion of her Majesty's government, a state of things to which the engagements of the quadruple alliance were appli cable, inasmuch as that treaty was made in oonsequence of a disputed succession, and St present there was no question of disputed succession in Portugal. With regard to the second question, ho was persuaded the house would feel it was not fur him to answer it in the shape in which it was put. All he would say was, that her td °jetty's government were moat maims to bring about • pacification or en accommodation between the contending parties in Portugal, and no effort would be omitted on their part to heal the differences which existed in that country. RAILWAY DEPARTMENT. ' Mr. GOULBU RN mud that there was a sun of 17,00 W, in the miscellaneous estimates for the railway department, and he wished to suggest whether it would not be advisable that the house should have before it the establishment of the r office for which the sum was to be voted. Mr. PARKER said there could be no objection to that. POOR LAWS. In answer to a question by Lord J. Maraca, Lord J. RUSSELLeard that the Ezernment wsealdjge ii ft dld nciTleit — beyeeditse eels*, Ids fight he.. Mead would. proceed with the Poor-law BBL THE GREAT BRITAIN. Mr. H. BERKELEY wished to know from the hon. gen tleman, the Secretary ta the Admiralty, whether it was the intention of the Admiralty to take any notice of the plan of breakwater which had been invented by Mr. Brunel, and carried out by Capt. Claxton, for protecting the Greet Britain steam-ship; and which had been found to withstand the equinoctial gales? Mr. WARD said that the plan had been submitted to the Admiralty ; sod it wee the opinion of the Board that there was nothing new in the principle ; it having been already adopted in many cases with sumer. Mr. BERKELEY said, it was not the same as had been heretofore used; and he considered it wait by the attention of the government. THE NAVY. Lord INOESTRE said that ho understood there was to be a " programme of works " of ships to be proceeded with at the different dockyards, and that they were to be sub mitted to a committee of reference. He had heard that on Thursday last an order had been sent directing that the Royal Frederick, the Prince of Wales, and the Princess Royal vessels should be put into the hands of the surveyor o. the navy. He wished to know whether that information was correct; wham r they bad been previously submitted to a committee of reference for examination and approval; and whether there was any objection to give inf.irmauon respect ing the programme of works ? Dlr. WARD said that there was no objection M Five any information as to the "programme of works " of ships to be proceeded with. From the notice which the noble lord had given, he could not know that he meant to put the other questions, and he was not then prepared to answer them. THE CASE OF MR. LANOSLOW. Mr. ESCOTT wished to know when the papers relative to the dismissal of Mr. Langslow from hisjudgeship in Ceylon would be reedy. Mr. HAW ES said the papers were very voluminous, but they would be print d and presented at farthest next week. FACTORY BILL. On the motion that this bill be reed a third time, Mr. TRELAWNY said that, in moving that the bill be read a third time that day six months, he would address the house en the subject of a clause of which he had given no tice. That clause was, that the bill should eoQtlaue in ope ration for only three years. The measure was aelkaowledged by all to be an experiment, and the lasgesn even of the working dames, for whose benefit it was dssmasi, in refer ence to it, was, that" they were wiMed te nick it." It roe was a measure, accompanied by levensd at the in dustry of the country. The tonna whisk bed been addressed to the house showed that wen guided by no fixed principles in legislating at tile There waned to be street doubt how it would spans. If the hems adopted the clause which he prams& they would be able le continue the measure if it soceseded, and, if it iMede it weal not be neeeesary to have the denntry agitated, he ender to do away with it. e believed the Messing slam ins selves would be the first to oak the been Wine It cinched. Ns proposed that it should easdiwee faerseallia it Wes yes,_ aides to give it a fair tidal. The eilinsim• a wombs which existed amongst the mambos of the essem nen shealit of itself asks thew paws base they gen a , riesesnowe ebaracter le amasser* whiek would abet such makes et the warbles stens. (Hear, hew.) Kr. LEADER sees dad the moan. Mr. GRIMBDITOM ospported its bal. The hon. gen tians who bed )ash spoken seined le know bet little of the ant of the bort system on the workbag arm Ia the me& of Seplert. He knew it t• have a net plea& ous asst. The eldest of this meosen wee be pane dwilfry waken la the roe paten as metes owl ant seise arm et wanton is this enetry, es negasdsd the hews el labour. They wen Waring 'lie race by ovor-week. *shy af the mentethetweare felt Ws. Hisown hon. concern (Mr. Brodashwet) was one of the largest sawanfeetatees isles world, sad he bid always voted fee a Ism hem bin. se, his own part he bend they wontildbeeetansese the eyri e= whisk was Wend to this sesenwo. —. 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