The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-16 00:00:00

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CAL Demi% aseameading tbsjama's brae is OM Irksome, slam& ems raiment* to the advises et* the Spamis=a4 sal s= retreated to reeds is Lima, scheme hi a to the junta, 4* that bod whit the fast ()moral his web by the dis tribution d the bliscdag pesimption .. _ " Poetvgam—Thaid;rroserdo tato whisk this mash" has boss litstasia sew ed iY MS, lemplibi by shah own ideas, sad lesters idiom rim kg smirks et amok, or ' their eawror Mr psis* of epos ~hay.art air t u i a tioverms af a.lire POW MOM& +ta state les* 1,&2 .... _5i5a of kee wrroaal ba st= declareers tele ili rr illik aadespis skiers, to that tharieselbearsa ea their postbag arrived, in order diet ell hail kingdom ray be re stored to a stala b fmt ma hammy so asswary to its of her rest Cabals Wejsrlq with the trk of sowgssWg with the tramp arka emosasaad towards iambs this farerwed Aire; I sow aaresire to yea that my leaseiikr, la areoderms with ray ocedlintery tairkeZ i t r o polar ell Isorda Gni lissanhis Mime, *Ws rho am noir whose, os wary to P trUlia edit said y sad solar the recognised constitutional rights of year serniga • Nara Maria 11. _ • _ The troops wile I have the Image is a sommod, m2ttsis r and taw, sti=rari i = pose& at examples offer to the contrary, they be .4.1 c punished. For this reason I deem it right to exact that all the inhabitants of this kingdom shall respect and cherish u friends and brothers the troops under my command, and I call upon those who have been seduced into joining the ranks of the insurgents to abandon their arms and to submit to the constituted authorities of her Most Faithful Majesty. " Portuguese', do not fail to comply with these most moderate demands. Those who obey them shall receive my protection and support: those who neglect them will have no right to complain, if, in the fulfilment of my duty, I shall severely chastise them, however painful I may Sod that necessity. " Head Quarters, Valence, June 3, 1847. " The Captain-General of ()snide, commanding the Span ish forces operating from that province in Portugal. "D. SLNTIAOO MINIM Vioo." "The publication of such a manifesto as this in the Minho province, which is at once the mere populous and the moat devoted te the junta of any in Portugal, has produced the moat inflammatory results. Feeling themselves unable to copo for the moment with the well-disciplined and armed forces of Spain, the popu lace there have withdrawn for tho present from all collision with General Mended Vigo's force, but it is only to abide the proper opportunity for manifesting their sentiments, an opportunity the deve lopment of which, it is to be feared, will be reserved for Donna Maria herself. The junta, on receiving the des. patch of Colonel Demerits, immediately re sol ved upon sending the Marquis of Louis (who is married to the Queen's aunt) to Lisbon, charged with a mission the object of which, it is to be presumed, is final, and pro ta%to decisive of the present struggle. The marquis left Oporto on the 9th of June, in the British war-steamer Terrible, which must have cro ssed, on its passage, the Jackal steamer, despatched by Admiral Parker, from Lisbon, on the evening of the same day (June 9). The Jackal, after leaving despatches at Oporto, for Sir T. Maitland (who is blockading that port in the American frigate ailed by French, Spanish; and Portuguese armed ships), proceeded to Vigo, with, as is surmised, a communication for the Spanish general, the purport of which did not transpire. She was lying at Vigo when the homeward-bound packet Madrid touched there. The junta of Oporto hes, as might be expected, issued a protest against the conduct of Great Britain, and in this proceeding the supreme governing body has been imitated by all the minor juntas in the north. In the Oporto paper of the litho( June there is contained an address from the British inhabitants of that city, addressed individually and collectively to the members of the junta, praising in the most profuse manner the conduct of the troops and of the Portuguese population, and express ing the conviction of the subscribers that nothing could ex ceed the kindness or generosity with which they and their families had been treated by the whole of the people of Oporto under circumstances most try ing and irrlating to them. It is a most remszh able fact, and I state it of my own knowledge end on my personal experience, that this address, abounding in terms of adulation to the junta, is • ed b man y who in hare not monapled nos the MOO ea farmer ceaseles immedreverreso ummisers. With respect to the military movements to the south of the Douro, it appears that Marshal Saldanha had advanced his pickets nearer to Oporto, without, however, moving his main body. ' The Duke of Cornwall steamer, commanded by Captain Robert linapton, after landing at Vigo the commisgsries sent from Lisbon to provide for the rations of the Spanish troops in Portugal, returned to the capital on the 9tb late in the day. Ho Belize (Honduras) papers of the 10th of April com municate the fact that the state of Guatemala had formally seceded from the federation constituting the republic of Central America, and declared her own separate rand independent existence as • nation. On the 21st of March the government published a formal decree to the effect, accompanied with a mani festo of reasons and justification by the president, which, says the Revisits de Guatemala, "the people have re ceived and celebrated with enthusiasm." The intelligence, and documents in conformity, were for warded to Colonel Fancourt, her Majesty's superin tendent in British Honduras, by Mr. F. Chatfield, British consul•general at Guatemala. It remains-to be eeen whether San Salvador, Hon duras, Nicaragua, and the other states comprising the Central American confederacy, will be disposed to view or to admit of this secession of Guatemala, the most powerful state of all, except San Salvador. The opinion in Belize was that they would not, and that other civil wan would be the consequence. Papers from South Australia to the 24th of January have come to hand. The intelligence of most interest which they communicate is the discovery of a new mine on the banks of the Torreon, belonging to Messrs. Smith and Levi, which promised to be a new source of great wealth. The facts are thus stated in brief: The miners engaged in exploring a vein of copper accidentally struck upon a lode of galena, constituting probably a spur from the main lode of that material. The ore has been found, by Dr. Davy's assay (the results of which are given by him), to contain the enormous proportion of over 600 ox. to the ton. The galena is accompanied with other varieties of lead and silver ore," &c. This is stamd to be the " richest argentiferous lead ore in the known world." It is 344 per cent. richer than the yield of the famous Beeralstone mine, in Devonshire. SALE op MTLTON'S Horan.—Yesterday Bir kin Manor-house, the resident* of Milton, was put ■p to auction by Hewn. D. Smith and Son, at the Auction Mart. It is situated in the rural Allege el! Horton, Burke, near the church, in which the remains of the poet's mother were de posited, and is about Ave miles from Windsor Dude sad Slough. The estate comprised, besides the home, about 15 acres of rich orchard and meadow land. The sum of 2,7001. wee the highest offer for it, which was below the re served prim /6' to, • Sios, i re _ - 41 .17.67,1 - gemm - gat.....____. 4 411, ow fogg blb. shortimais, arm - 11 tend. ae :Wyosb ui x e sistailimeAribe ma) of the is. pals . Kamm 011." " Katy- An einii. Me . . r.e zei this wisps, of sock 17.00iseie et . likt et the ankle, with nod Ibit. Wise—. A. ROWLAND I i liTsj a hs kr Mom et 10, Hatke-gsyslia, Ueda", sad by all OMAN seelleeers. If . csiLOWNILL'S uULLNit 11)1111ALTILZ LONG Llll TO 40 1w ilAYD. Mt AND effllb Illsbabias Or as fasifirre.) 1. ow TO Si normal , Tbione—Cle. it Is mandoilllbbtalarbollui srl ~by in dem 1111111.11byl•Millie MOM Inallilbs. weft. NW psi bulk mid tut ... swat _warboal. ry us eberummy of salisi la liimme+r Ile Amoismos d mramia1b..............„ . 411111ft WA balridilel 2* awl bi li rr ill- thea hisowlemsor; le id =blll ; TheiCale Co ma% HT, riegaineg; 417, wane ben the A. 10. AroolLokeis illesnLet. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT, Rear OCONik. NEWS FROM PORTUGAL. Be the steam-ship Madrid, arrived last night at s u mpton, with the Peninsular mails, we have im e ffigenee from Gibraltar to the dth; Cadiz, 6th; jagee, 9th ; Oporto, llth ; and Vigo, 12th inst. The tbdrid experienced strong northerly gales from the this the 13th inst., or would have arrived two days oar. She left the following ships-of-war at Lisbon: ga Majesty's ships Hibernia, Trafalgar, and Canopus; aid off Fort St. Julian: Her Majesty's ship Superb; Sewers Sidon, Geyser, and Bull Dog. At Oporto : fig Majesty's ship America, and a few foreign Naas of war. Lieutenant Crawley, of the Gladiator, tinder whale orders the shots were fired into the Poe vise,corvette, whereby a Portuguese soldier was lulled, and another wounded, had been tried by a nut of inquiry, and acquitted. It was reported that all the British officers who took part in the capture of the Jests squadron at Oporto were to be decorated by as queen. A French squadron of six sail of the line ea said to be off the Tagus. At Oporto matters remained tranquil. The hall had communicated its acceptance of the amnesty end the four articles proposed by Colonel Wylde. The English consul had caused the blockade is be raised in favour of the British, Spanish, and French Bags. Saldauha had advanced his army, and the Junta, alarmed by his menaces, were increasing the defences of the Sierra Convent and of Villa Nova. N. instill or injury had been offered to any British abject. • We annex the letter of our Lisbon correepoodent: LISBON, Toss 9. The consequences of the camp de main perpetrated by the English squadron oa the 31st of May have not been long in inking themselves apparent. It is no exaggeration to my, that, with the exception of the court party, and et a may serll god bigoted party of Englishmen (whose monied and iMdt.jobbing interests are implicated in the triumph et sholutisin), the whole population of Lisbon feel alike MS. tempt and indignation for a nation which could first foster the tworrectiew of Portugal, and then use its irresistible power to net it and to deliver its chiefs over to the hands of their fannies. The sentiment with which the two primala military leaders, Das Antas and St do Bandeira the act of Sir William Parker may be gathered from the rant and correspondence transmitted in my last letter, at Jane 4. Since the period I have received*. tollowiag addi tional proof of the Viscount de Sag determination to resist ill attach save that which may be made upon him by the braes of England under the united direction of Sir H. Sey mour, Admiral Parker, and Colonel Weide, the first and fat friend and equerry respectively of King Leopold and Prince Albert. On the 3rd of June the Gladiator was de- L se sbe AIL lass. baswasg • a riatsen t Sa, ts the Mowing effect *Captain Robb, at this part of Sir W. Perlin, eotentand lig the British eguadron in the Tagus, has the honour to Qtrtit the following proposition to his Excellency the Vis itant de SA da Bandana : "I. That he will lay down hie arms ander the limo eon- Miens that were conceded to the Count Das Aortas—namely, • the prisoners of war of England. "2. That he and his troops shall be confined in some for ms with an English garrison, or cite detained on board the lips of her Britannic Majesty. 3. That personal property andbeggage, as well as horses maanu, shall be respected. " 4. That the troops of bit excellency shall be conveyed on had the ships, or to the fortress destined to receive them, by British ships of war. (Signed) " JOHN Roan." HAPLY: Admiral,—When I read the letter of your excellency, Wed June I, wherein you invite me to lay down my arms, ad deliver myself into the power of the British govern s/at, I could not consider this proposition as made other vie than under the impreesion that it wee occasioned by tie intelligence of the capture of the Oporto expedition, mar the command of the Count Des Antes, and I deemed any duty not to reply to it. Bat now that your excellency, in a more tranquil mood, bat Captain Robb expressly to repeat to me de nom the else proposals, which are such as I sever expected to mire from an admiral whose name is an highly dietin plied, end sent to the commander-in-chief of an army stick has not before it a superior force to compel It to lay See its arms, I do not hesitate to reply to you, that I reject cock • preposition. " By this opportunity I beg testate that I useciate myself, n tie lieutenant of the junta of supreme government of t i t in skaceu, with the Count Dan Antes , in the _protest by him against the capture effected by the English s{milse.—l have the honour to be, lee., (Signed) " BA DA BANDEIRA. o To EE. Sir W. Parker, Vice-Admiral, &c., sic" TS resolute determination of the Viscount de Si to yield hastking short of direct aggression on the part of Great tits do e apparently occasioned some embarrassment to ths r and the admiral, for no step had been taken ap Is the evening of the Bth of Jane to compel the essegent forces at St. Übes to lay down their sem Oa the morning of the 9th the Geyser war *met was despatched to that plate. but Ise she left Satires almost at the same instant with the homeward head picket, her message and the object which was bad in vise ia seeding her were alike unknown ; and it hie been es widow endeavour of the admiral to conceal his move- Sebes much as possible, and to prevent the acts of the ay Wes under his command from becoming known. his to this disposition that I must attribute the utter ages that has been observed in Lisbon with respect to *the, bees done with the prisoners and their effects drw et the fort of St. Julian's, when they were landed Lee der after the arrival of the captured flotilla en the ttlat. Certain it is, that a very serious obstacle was raised ,vf the Queen of Portugal's government to yield up Is Wise command of that fortress to the marine eel appointed by Sir W. Parker to take charge eke Brine squadron's prisoners. This point was ▪ liegth eaneeded, after a threat which is said to have been 'sod by the admiral, that he would send them all back to OPolts Bat the atipelstione mitered into with the Count _Du lads relative to the non-delivery of any Pert of 4 ' ° Were L lhoffomement, end repeated in the moped *. aide to the Vincent SC by Captain Robb, were soft: mad, that the British agents nauseated to the delivery et tiks " loon taken on board the junte's)iteansers to the Seises team and these animals were subsequently Mid dereagh a part of Lisbon as part of the trophies of a st Oe the Bth of June the Seamen, corvette, brig, and tire Shen by Sir T. Maitland were also towed up the Bodo( the Arsenal, and it was currently believed _Oatfliiisisis of them either had been, or were about to be, rodadle the Queen. The arms which escaped, during it Sr T. Maitland's attack, from being thrown . - 111111P0 transhipped from the steamers into one of new ship of war, before they were towed up the It 1 *llly difficult, if not more so, to ascertain whet Mls asps are bon taken in the present confined 1148 Ihnolks The report moat current le that Sir Handl armid he been mdaiermittingly employed_ l dale lb , 'add & Iran of the expedition of Count Dee Amiss Sr* aim asidesessr to isdaceTkons Maris aad a la i I • !leg ast,the prelim/my sailp et 111141 east& ent obie tio l t ralm e ar e hisii sie al Hee n ate Serail 'Anse t ari Wolln emit la the asodnalkes et a =Wetly *WNW Sib. ti e ehlrlt eselleisties In dr Ware "idea eigh t o r th swat ann idar pevarmamwt, in the resieratioa f. ti e tZf a gea se ranteas end 9e Shorty of the prim, sad da . all _perms amine& under the • ripmene kireeMeasied his hmether, ea But M the lemasat at whiek ai rwitt: rep n i ftfr aWW' hie Ma eaesta. dther by His it Dew .._ 41116 . 1 0 111 Or Mar elassaadoe, see w a d y her or allinnes advamealleseinsh lemmas ___sort more in asessimee with die Si,".! wad, v amend peed ea Orb "941 "Mame ea ert of die may se the the gem's delemlnalme, 'induct "Term le whoa I have above isHeated tw looked Ow. lammask as the Gamin of the 7th mews, s deem, dated the preening day, Pre' ths -1• .95 4 4 2_ 14 noPenslea of guano] freedom, end of evena the Pies. and this, too, in the very teeth of —""" 9W a /lineal engagement with Sir H. Soy- 4 1 ow 700111-11 1 Pla 0 Sitiolit Aar ogiuk ta" 1011 3. " g1 " 111.1 ". b l ;ia gg" ,„.k.r i "114 =a• the duertisrth7= fibeato--- a =d ai ttlatsslealsk a tisestases* iall70•1601111111 Pi Letr4.101.1.11. 1 MAVIS := " " a • Wit OW Was% T. P.17 . 04..h Le .a. • , yap& ft. • loth Thew totsdtalai We ."--.1.41.' MO soh OWN 119 sod Itte, 0.---:erata• kok maw le woos ash st la. . N 5.... - 1,600; sed Shook `B LS t Is tostA a pie u r Vi_lasessooare ma" tem Ns& t e as soll le MANUFACtIret WATCffill ;,‘ csiacceic t=Ter rS r i ff — ameiree Medusa Own _,..."'" joak Is lot r.,s ent , — 44 "Taiessolissot; ma sh me. anti Toiher Atm). A trr 0 N.—A. L awl 13014 g, aomir am, LesS t r a bele isra the nubility saliata b lamer sumblomongsalse lite ="rsigionow* .'" flit% 74LIhritalstasetrimyttbeisel=" "it •COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. ' Two o'Clods.—The improwermmt on Nimbly rardm- Mimi for some Um pool is Mrs hob, km Teetiveil a dosek this morale., midst k widen* eatebt te be aserwated hr by the tee eselisweiess atlas sold, rainy wssfar, and the ramewed d the coon market It is, howfmr, more tbet disi nudes la prises is tha astute' simosememo only darks W polka mkt had provlemly piatheref boisty at brew miss am spew lathe essewoo, and sYspemil, tbsedme, seallm their mat 1$ whale or la }Mt Illerwevar Bat mg fa, Ca has dam book to N 4 te II he Ike egeohas, atm In to 1, st mid& they wore One queen& - mmades. Beleted Threes awe 873 le 8. Threoesie , Oesiese pass thalk, $B4 to I. lizabeiwor Bilk, 7a. to 10e. pr mehm. Beek Beak, 196 to 8. Spatial Bawds bays sot tar maitiolmod the improve ment of yesterday. The Fives are sew only 221 to I ; the Threes, 341 to Portuguese are worse, also, at 32 to 8. Dutch Two-and-Ball per Ceuta. are Mt to 9; the Fours, 891 to 90. Belgian Foat-and-a-Half per Ceote, 93 to b. Mexican, 20 to 4. Bassos Ayres are in odaaltao. at 37 to 9. &smith= Stock, Old and New, Sr. 4 pa ast. higher ; the Old, at 824 to 46 ; the New, at 814 to 13. 113101.188 1173195. Yak Stock, I/4 I 8 0 4 , 1431.0•14 4 4 Alit. '7l 3 pd. Ct. Uri. tirtoten $ see Moots Mat, slut I merles, re too p 70=031 1311311311. a Moot= 1.345, 94 pir owt. °mods /1/4.,191304 dor Ct.= limit, 93 I Ouse& Dokorot 14w. id pad Ct. Mais, IMO. lo d i E .St Zdor WU. 333 di 4 pod Ot. Pent.. ss. U Toroopool Om , SU, U 3 • ode di *Am kyn• MUM e I =I. liad U.r IhNot a i 1 I UNO MUM MUM 3 Ditto Calm 14 Dot Mo. II 3 3 pm/CL IP = D. td Colmatita Popotior Dtto.. tit 3 Doliondl , 3 pt. Duald DU" U Soma TAU. ,di I se per Ct. rwellWa, Ili tow Vosuria LO, do 4 per Ct. CUM DENO. 1.1 50 I YOUP3ll333Uhres4 lb. Is is , 910,321 • ; • ;y . . :t 4453,iii 310,97$ 111,652 , ---" - f ' ----; d "....-_,../ 1 4 1 1 1 i i t i N 0.248.1 LONDON,WEDN] 61 - 'ESDAY EVENING,JUNE 16,18 RAILWAYS.—'he Uwe market wu firm all the morWaVmet r esic asigssr a disposition to give way since the I. Foetus Counties have been 201, hot ace now at 201. Berwick', 81. North Stafford*, Briglasta. 641 to e. Oust Northern, 2i. BALKS lUNICTED UP TO AEIII alll DAY IN LONDON. crdeys prime WS be 1119•1 In last Ms). Abrz o.. MAIM Nsw, 11 Oalsimim, 1 De. New, el 1 Neresestle lk Sm, 7 19}2 Dalin gni Da nt la, 2 Da Dew. 7k a. amoindisi 11. US 61 Do. Yak min, 61 MI Dwain, 11 Eget Idowallrige. 114 Nada NM* IPA Lb. New, In - Do. De. do. lien Bar* 11 5 Ze. , 5E . 41 ... I, 9 DI M i reeel . 6 . Ds. New, ID IL IhMkalt iew, 61 Nee* kiNiellidre, 161 Dna Illwlnn 69 Besalk OEM ,It 9.4., 61 Ds. teen 171 1 & R. ItMevw. lel f De. • De. Mit RILL No. 1, 921 . MO & 11161 & Teak Dna, k Goole, 1 Isedeltllasial West Mike Usk% per Elv., IV % a la., 1 Wkallmr, Ikelnes, sad 6..7 , ..,11 , L..., aS. Coast, 541 i Wink Ilevaang, MI W DO.Ctill. M4 ' 2; 9 ' • Yak Newer,* 111 Do. de. New, 18121 Ds. New, 1 Ds. PIM', 17 161 De. Pref., 11 d 1 Leaden k lt. W., 63 1 61 York end N. Pref., 15 De. New, Ds. I. and W. B. Ea., 201 11 De. TeNtas i tanol, 41 II 4 Wilt Lade Thirds Neg., par 1 4=Zi g trrnn (Cm.), 21 Nen, llensn, k Mat., 1 d Noillsen et Rinse, 121 Wks& 123 4 Park sal Odom. 44 LIVERPOOL SALES, lon IL There was a Rhea Improvement in tab AIN mutat, and in several instances prices advanced. kE. la.. 22a M.& Lie, gp e MAIIIIIMIrr. Tina.. N. W. Pre& 4 p lan . E. =re aC4 i Do. Ora, ( ). 111_81 E. New, 1 d Mao., Ba, k Lin. Qra.To. 1, np Do. New Snip, la 3d. p Do. Ligh.lis, 11 d Ent Inteolosaire. 1p Matlock end Midland, 1 d Flodderssnld C. a IL , i p Illdlead, 124 Leeds and Dews., I p Do. 401. ads.. Si p Leeds end Think Pref., as. 9d. d Do. New, 311 P Man. a Leeds, 19 p Do. Cm. BU. k Derby. 931 Do. (late Hod. a Bh.), 11 p Newe. dr Berwick New, 21 p Do. Firths, 41 0 N. Staffordshire, 21 p Do. 321. vb., f p 8 E. dr Dover New Ns.' Do. Fifths (late' Vr•lt P MANCHESTER Prices continued slightly to there sru also an increase of 1 Amb., Mott., Boston, & LI., 11 d TM. & Oxford Junction, 7 p Illsibum Der. & BMWs, 3 d Ommilso York bean., 13-16 & E. Lamm hew,; Do. Ited Om* tae C-, 1-li d Mat, Pros" & I§ d End. Mrs. Lob me T Prot,! d Ississattlits.. haOmst, 34 Wirs., mod Er., 70 Ma NM IA" *4 - _ -0, No. I,}d York and Nuntes. Pref., 34 p SALM, Jens 13. improve in thiv market, and Nuaneu. Nan. end Leeds IV. el., lee Ex., Do. Fides, IsteW.ll.ll., MG p Men., Mei, & Lin. Eisktbs, 2 d N. etaffurdaire, 34 9-16 p North Doke (A), 999 North Western, 1 740 d Preston Wyre, 364 Do. Haus, A. p 8. E. an Dove 4, 5.113 d r, 34 Do. . IALEM, Icon: 1L done ; the market was firmer A gnat deal of Moines, wal and in a more decidedly heallJ E. Moulin, 304 Amb. NotL, Boa, 14 239 9d. d Bk. , Oslord Junction, 6j p Bir., WoL, and Dudley, 44 p Hie , WoL, &Blom VaL, 134.9 d. p Had. & ?dia. B. 84C., 4 d Wan., Buxton, k MM., ik. 3d. d If.intio;c7, 52a. Y. 40a. sa. p Nueva ra Sinn. (A), 1 d Do. do. (S), I d Shropshire Milos, d S. Staffbnishtra, I IA 3d. 4 d N. Stafford. & Char. Val. In., LEEDS SAL The market wu brisk ang prices holding firm. Great Northers, 11 d East Luke. New, 10.12 a. ed. d Do. Scrip, la Is. ed. d Leeds & Dewa , 7a. ad. Se. p Ambergatee, 2/e. d Lem* Wakefield, & Mid., 21a. d klaltna & Delelekl 15a. d Huddersfield Lk alkellietd. 12. West Hiding Union, la. d Leeds& Think Pref., 114.8(1.10L4 Do. New, 41. Ike. 9d. , I DS, ham IS. d • good business trampled, Matlook sad BILILIOI p I. Se. 6d. p Wilde Extern., Ss. N. &DIA 'Medi, SU. ed. p 'News. sad Hem., Td p Do. New, fd p N. etaSeedlike, 3 p Noeth Weirs, 275. d York Is Neve. Peet, p ' Rid k Went d d Wheridele Janell Yak.. 00 ,1 SU. d Joss 15. . • • • The market we wain alteration in prices task piee better. Brig& & Exeter Thirds, 11 d Gt. Western. 5 p Do. Firths. 7 D Man. & Leeds Thirds, par Midland 40/. shares, p Midland, 50.1.. h., 3 p us and although Ito material the feeling at the whole was kr= k Olousestsr, 127 N. British Bztm. j p New. it Berwick 7j p Do. New lj p 8. Deroa. tie d Arc 15. Man. & LIStiI.W.R.U:,I Lad fillf Nave. a Demi& New. n p N. Britt& Quarters, 90e. We tern, 21Iaa d attire Union, 355. 34. E. COuotles York FAter;.,III 2 .1. 21. 2s. VI, Joins 15. North British, 321 Da. This, 21.125. 21.11. ad. W. R. Bakis, 41. sa. Yak t taw. Prd, 71 21. la. i1i.114.7, i - 117,7wisk, 274 71tw, 71. U. 7k Ilk Ayr & OsDewey, 40s. ----- Caledonian New, 41s. 6d. 425. Dundee & Porte Ors., 646.6 d. Edin., Leda,& Onnton Qrs., 12s. 6d. Us. & Northern, 18l 18 Do. New, 7b. 70s. AL PAW. & Newport, 77. 16s. 78 Do. do. New, 48s. 475. 1A12.9, lops 14. RILL k Polk Ili. IXJ. Do. Holm, 5L 64. MIL Da, Cattalo, x. 4L vs. N. EMI* saa Do. QIL. KB.ea. ais• Do. Now 410.0 L, Us. Ai Bd. Do. 11hilL 11111,55. 534. MM. DirDINMmo. S GLASGOW East Lothian Central, S&L E. of Fife, Ws. Mtn. k Perth, 20s. Do. Now, es. 3d. LES, Jr 14. (Nest S. of Madras, Is. 9d. North British Thirds, SU York St News. Pref., 11J, sa. PRODUCE—MINeDia-LAitz, Half -past Two.— The Sugar market was fully sustained the rime of 6d. to ls. quoted yesterday, and the public sale of 1,000 bags. Bengal went off with spirit. Reined has bean firm. Lumps, brown to standard quality, 00s. to 611. 6d. Molasses 250 puncheons Cuba was offered and withdrawn at 245. Coffee has sold steadily, without any material alteration in prices. Saltpetre' refraction 4, sold at 295., which was • full price. Caasea Ligsea 1,400 chests sold freely is public sale, chiefly at 68a. to 621" which were • shade higher prices. Sego : Pearl sold at 265. 6d. Is other articles no alteration. rierw TAM es mama ro use WIRIL cwt. icem Bun, and the Clyde 2,233,514 Ih th period y ou r 1,83/1,3011 Lame 377,231 wins rani at iii• Dr 1847 To Lurr wzn. lbs. 1 4". IMStIS =• °' Soo time* .13,256,71311 .16,329,046 Disselsa- 2,260 Cada do*, rllll. l diliverfel 01 tem 01 Limpid and Bristol, from r 0 1r Jgßy to the 2to BristoL 847; Ss*. Wm*, 1642 12,6i27 °Mts. 356,310 Its. amosera — lor HAN 14,212,002 402.260 Deliveries : Exported Couttrise Home Consumption. ... 88,30* .. 475,219 369,802 eo ill 69,181 120.123 Bieck, Jane 6, 1847 •17.571,664 w 555,456 Venni not 'needed, tae • Chieftain and w Borderer. Dety tree. pialderri 1041elarg l3 to 99 fine to 91-- to I L llleatoet, snit netts. new 111 to ice a eTh Tar Nati)" awl - to Ilueems. Vo ir g Jazrottan.. —to —... to tunobrand (Wawa 77 to 61-- to SpanlshAsrd to — . soft. etnodiul to .Attitralkut II to 91.. 116 s Bow" Feediog 4l to 47.. .1:691111196 46 to 39... to 100t66 Coax 37 to 64 29 to 31 - - OMB r an ufrpou! and Iltrulsotid ....... ieeLIT:Va Priessisad sad Dutch. - to .... to 30... to Ditto Drew. to awe, Tlek —to— Small — to old 48 to 30. . to liaotten. 39 to 4t Tammy to —..— to Pau, Grey Mato 53 to $3 Balers Tors, Okt to Jew to —. Anse to Lames Ikatle mad Barr 40 44 to 47... do. do. Medrerrean and Oder 47 49 to 31... do. do. Lens= 4O to 42 nempored 38 to 38 do. do. Urns= Coin tree of ditty, pet ton, £5 108. to £5 134. throe Coxes, Dire mad German ditto £9 10e. to £lO 106 IMIto hue& sad American ditto .610 301. to £ll 106 per BrL of 1961114. Two; Mork= Deere or riseaborg 4O to 43 Cearies Tread% tree to per Seek of 280 lbs. ABILIVALII INTO LONDON 1 , 8031 Ith JUNK TO 16th JUNK, Qee. Eriteli. Sorb. DIA. Forein. 1410 I * 3340 Inn 480 320 FAREItAII, JUNE 15.-111 001,1 the trade WAS dull. The best Wheat was offered at 96s per qr. ; fine red at 90s. ; and middling samples at Bfis. ; while much could have been ptuckased at 80s. Flour was ss. per sack lower. Barley was at a stand still ; some heavy samples were offered at 54e. per qr., while all others barely reached 44.. to 465. Oats, Beans, Peas, and Rye could have been had at 2.. per qr. leas money. HULL, lONE 16.-41t1•ooshatemrsiabsofe0ea,sadthepre walling temperate:a hoe boa War flaring the past is. days than previously, w readier the weather wary famarable for all growing wage, and the danger of too oak growth avoided. In sow early maim wand us we of %Vilest may be found, wicks( as almat oa a par with last peer. The peculiar pashas* el the 41101111 try, uncertainty as to stock held by farmers, god scloaC of foreign supplies, coupled with partial MOM el bight ia potatoes, makes the Inds arm seadtdre dna bee boom the rase for a long series of yeens, lei exposes us to fluctuations so extraordinary as to ha scarcely credible to parties diasset from the some of action and excitement. Tina in this market, fawn* Wheat, Wahl* one week during nessals at 10.54., woo sold the tee aabeequent weeks at 96a. owl 785., jumped up the sonamiling week to 955., and at this mown& boo eggs wads& tie almot 88e. per qr. During the week the tomb he pirboolly bosoms quieter, and the decline is Louden gaits Wisigatest Oar arrivals era emit to a fair extent for the sawimptive Wend. At to-day's market we had not a root doll of Wheat ollseing from our formers, sad they were set awry anxious main et a Whoa of Bs. to 8.. per qr. co .lost veers pries.. We= offering, and no dispophisa to lay, exaspt at a reduetson. Spring cora all seglosted, and diMealt to esti. No snivels of Limed, bet oar washers having dosed their mills, no badmen is doing la the little now left in ware. house. Linseed Cakes amtinue els add at our quotations. The following are the primal poises of grain : Wheat, red, 80s. to 90s. ; white, 85e. to Mk. • Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 801. to 85s. Barley, sealting, 48a. to 625.; grinding, 445. to 465. Oats, 30s. to 365. ; Danish, 34e. to 365. ; Russian, 34.. to 3da. Beans, 526. to 665. ; foreign, 48e. to 52a.: Peas, whits sad yellow, 665. to We. Linseed, crushing, 34.. to 48e. ; feeding, 48s. to 62a. Rape seed, per 10 gm., 261. Linseed Cakes, English, per ton, 101. ss. ; foreign, 81. to 91. 10a. Rape Cakes, 61. LEEDS, Jona 16.-We have a moderate arrival of grain ; the trade foe Wheat is slow, and we gesso pubes 3s. to Is. yes quarter Woo Friday's ratio, and follyro. enootbir rates of this day sem:lest. Bergey sastlaa. Oils mod ilhelhair are each rather rather lower. Bean elm dull, mad low money is taken. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 4,186,• Oats, 1,496 ; Beans, 317; Malt, 68 ; Flour, 180 ; 1107. LEIGHTON BUZZARD, JUNE 15.—Wheat was in moderate supply, and farmers not anxious to press sales ; the little that changed hands may be quoted at 3s. per load under the rata of this day week. Barley, none offering. Beans a dull male at rather lower prices. Wheat per load of 6 bushels, 651:t0 80s. Beane, old, 36e. to 375. ; new, 365. to 38a. laraurooL, J tam 16.-The arrivals Mb *kr* dm. Tuesday bat, contain a fair supply of wheat, Bases, sag Flour from Ireland ; but, except Malt, we have little es saes coastwise ; whilst the imports of the wash tram elm& tar nish a mod able tity of grain, with a love Wax of Indian Can, Isilav Meal, and Flour, beat Ite Admit= states.' At, and stAseqvad the Moat ethat weak, we have bed a further pleateme all al Pals deep, ad& a less* tempesature ; and Ass wiry weelhee abase appoint needed *Mesa the crops ale asseseThis. semliaed with the theta data of the bet week, and the 1.. pesedea in Loads. all eatessim etploallaat ia lay branch of lise temdf= da messlog; oseept Ihr Wks Oarsorlibis, being silined its desliassfill b. to tle. perdemand was lively *lee very able at at *et abatement. Indian Meal she sessibi Jim barrel item the wise of Tuesday lase, hut wee net tth freely. The mills* hair* vaderally as the teserve, the mansadeas in Whist were lholted, although a further d► dine well eoncaled, therehy d pilet oat 1111•14116211111 at last 901. per 701 b.. below those His y wages sod all hinds of American Flour were again **pm geed mieleee heasis hardly exceeding 425. per barrel. B arley, Bartyaraiimal upon a sparing demand, were 2s. to 3e. par and Malt la. per quarter lower. Oats, to meet little attention, were reduced 3d. pea 41017, Oatmeal 2.._per load under the teem of this dip oe? British: Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, lb. to lrr; extra, 12a 6d. to 12a. 9d.; white, 12a. 3d. to 124. 9d.; extra, 12.. 3d. to 135.; Irish, red, 11.. 6d. to 124.; extra, 12a. to 12.. 3d.; whits, 12e. to its. 3d. Barley, Engliah , per quarter, 61 1 . 66a.; Chevalier, Ms. to 565.: Scotch and Isiah, per 60 lb., 7s. to 7.. Gd. Malt, Englith, per quarter, per, 74a. to 84s. Oats, English and Scotah, pr 46 lb., 6.. to 6.. ld. ; Welsh, Se. 6d. to Se. 9d. ; Irish, fine qualities, be. 6d. to Se. 9d.• ' general qualities, 6s. 45. to 6s. 7d. Beans, English, per q uarter, 645. m 68e. ; Pigeon, 68e. to 695. Scotch and Irish, per 480 lb., 495. to 61a. Petilaglialt, per :quarter, white, 60s. to 641. ; do. and 654 to 66e. Flour, per 280 lb., Baglish an fi li al' fine, 695. to 61s. • superfine, 645. to Ws. ; extra, 645. to 675. Oatmeal ; , per load of 240 lb., Irish, 1846, 60s. to 62e. ; old, 465. to Me. ; Canadian, old, 46.. to 48e. Bran, per 24 lb., Is. 10d. to 24. Farebet Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, free, red, Ila. 9d. to 12a.; white, 12s. to 12s. 3d.; United States, red, 12a. to 124. 3d. ' • white, 124. 3d. to 12a. 6d. ; Dentate, mixed and red, 12s. to 12s. 3d. • high mixed, 12a. 3d. to 13s. ; Lower Baltic and H amburg, red, 12.. to 12a. 3d .; whits, 12.. to 124. 6d..a and Petersburg, 11.. 6d. to 1 Is. 9d.; Archangel, ' 11.. to 11.. 3d.; Odessa, common, red, 11 .. to IL . ; Polish, 11.. 3d. to 11x . 9d.; Fre nch, Spenish, and Italian, red, I Is. 6d. to 12a. ; whits, 11a. 6d. to lb. ; Baunat and Mariano red, lls. 6d. to 11.. 9d. • Egyptian, 9a. 6d. to 94. ed.; Mediterranean, &c., haid, reel, 11e. to 11.. a By., per qr., Baltic, de., 60e. to 64i. Barley, per 6016., le. to 7s. 6d. Oats, pm 45 lb., he. 6d. to be. 6d. Beans, per quarter, European, 52e. to 645.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., Oa. to 41s. Pesa, per qr., Baltic, ha, whits, fib to 661. Canadian, 60e. to 61s. Indian Corn, per 480 T h., 494. to 64a.; Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b., 24e. to 26.. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 404. to 4211.• United sweet, 41.. to 424. ; United States and &median, sour, 38e . to 375. Arrivals from the Bth to the 14th June, ineldve, into Liverpool and Ransom Wheat, 7,186 qrs. ; Barley, 1,144; Malt, 3,819; OW, 496; Beans, 4,221; Per, 76; Indian Corn, 32,873; Indies Corn Meal, 20.244 beret*; Oatmeal, 768 sacks; Firm, 2,090 sacks, 46,813 barrel". Lwww, loins 15.-A. fair wpm *Whist, which sold at Be. to Be. per qr. lower; that wiyidag 611 es. to 1181h4, seta at 820. 4 , to 881. ; white, 94e. Ames* : Wh t, MO, at 91a. bd. ; BaNey. 24, at 47e. 10d.; Oats, dllk at 345. Bd. ; BURS, 263, at 68s. 3d. SALISBURY, Joss 15.—Tho market wu vary shot. Far Wheat the top price given wu Ob. per qr. • fat Ina w h it._ 90e.; red,middhog quality, 86e.; s6r. 110 c; sawn avia offered lover. Flour down host 70e. to Ms. for tame araida. Booby 2a. par qr. lower ; bat, 625. i good, 50a.; asmaaw,4la. Oatsiorrar from la. to 21. per qr.; be• IMai goad altant.soa. ; R ye M. Boom and Pawa Maid tho nor so We sot Ara thaisi taro, to lo Ta per leadoL laaannas„ Jon a.—Oar amea aorhee i s msloommt leist a OM. WOlNOl la libl e nr i IF 11. it brlgramte ar at ti t potelog be doer Or 11hdt lea. TIMM, she ea of Ode tromessea ha fillOolor b a Nit of gib S what I 14.. the iim bot Rea de l e ... s . 0 . . . I ... . 4 1 ,ITtlade n Ti dwa rt im ea; & by thine Mei on. ; sad waft • pot hog awe oto l i fe Yaw, la aamorosa ler hoodod lea per Jon L—Wlllia the hut ho dew Owe him bon too ill -- oodush et oheetda be doe WIPP PIIIL .-511.11 are 67111111111•=jrNI. 411•011.111, SO MIMI Of WisSilt. The ,tee set ibined II MO hi Ohms w, enK =fia wry Nth boa lees dor The teat ay kik*/ onehheedi sae. Thaw be boo ialeembie oda la omesi dh. bertrlete, ane, oth he wen weather we sow bares all has of a late me ant at so ad. Mr.• LIWIIIIKI. CORM. ..115. . r.. 1141.13. Wheat ..... Merir7 460 320 Ode_ .. • lids; 1,140 swim ; 12,060 Sorrels. Milk 910 quarters. f i llt e :i21111210111. 1 . 01116. d Sip. Mesa& 1 Ono , lisj I Me 11 36s 6031 s 10d Ms 116 r . _ 8 s 10d S's Od 314 Od 334 Sd'33e 0(154s 111 15 2d 51s 76111 e 'MIAs 7d Me 71 55e Od 33 91e 106 33, 106 Ms 30964 46 37, 6100.116 19 1 rts 3d Ms 3d 36s 34135 Ild 59s 10d 59s 3d Jane 5 99s 106 Ms SdpSe 11672 a 0d 00. 61. Id 6 weeks' Am. Aree. file 76;33. 3d,a6e 7611 M T Ydl 7d136r7s 6d (There are no dotter.* ForsignOreisk. Peat. 1 Ml l 7 1. I May 9. I May IS. May 32. May M. June 5. 1 1 99 10 ... ... ... ::: .. ; 11 - 7:71 94 10 ... . . 1 ::: ... ... - ••• ;1) 1 6--m:..r ... .. - ... - ... ... ... ... TALLOW.—The market is ideally on the spot, and forward deliveries worth notice.—Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 615.; October to December delivery, 48s. ; separate months' delivery, 48s. 64. COALS.—HaIf-past T quotations : Ma1r47[414 —4--s Ban's Ilsnley 1446111•1 Wen Ibnley Ours WArtlore Di.. Wain —. —I Illsonasb !WWl' l7. 04 T.. 11414 Mace -4 —1 Wen MA/0117 -4 —4 Wall• EN 414414144 —4 —4 Was MN Dowicke td —4 tai o.—The following are the llldle BY les4l7ll%Katlon let IN Wane DM Climbs alai —. —4 wall Sad /4•444/4 Walasid 1111... r war MO MIS= —. —4 W•Uvi= —• —4 WAY id 2401itos —.-4 Walb einwer. WAY Mei Lielsaisr.. - . —4 Walk EY Tsai t. IL CORN.—MARX - LANE. — The supply of English Wheat since Monday has been very moderate; from abroad we have received about 10,000 qrs. and 22000 brie. of Flour. The trade to-day has bowl very quiet, and the few trepana tions closed were at about Monday's rates. A more exten sive business might have been done, bad factors been inclined to accept the prices offered by the millers. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Psis, all a dull sale, without any quotable varia tion in value. The following we Monday's guaatiow : BRITISH. "1/Lags per Wm". WIZAT, Emu =Mina Had ...174 to 88 91 —White-48 to 91 to 96 Norfolk and Suffolk— 82 to 86 38 do $4 to 98 to 91 Talavera (Fran or Italfelk) 93 to 97 Comb. L , 11101...115 to 67 to SO .1115 be 86 to 89 to 9I Nortlimakettend beta do. —to do —to— to 10 .41 to 47 mstlDle *.. 01 to 61 to Chevalier to fine to —to Soot& Brae Was** 48 to Hata. 76 to 80 Om pale 80 ft NI OA", Be "WI Alt las 011...1*5ak... SOMSIII IS to 87s Od...Potato. to len Od Berw=otehTeed $2 to ble 0d...1171Ma. 37 to SIB RI Mrad to 39 to 82s 06...8Lek... SO to Id Httto POO; — ..27s 01 to P L O, _49 to Ms . 63 to Ns 61 07 . Whit* ... to eh = at l* 60 Mat Broad Ilimagput 43 to 44 Mak . 45 to 47 -old 48 to 81 Harrow 47 to 48 Small 60 to 52 ..old 32 to 116 Tama, New Spring to Now Winter to Rarearin, New 4O to 41 rue tbeemol. Ln, Cans .612 10e to An de. Plr aura WIEN. stays, Town made, delivered 70 to 73. Hoe Homehold SS to 70 Norfolk and uuffoth . 60 to 63 White Northumberland, Umels, and Torkddre &teem and Rent. to kWh to ki do An B•11.11T. illjdhle v• Now Tem -Wm L—llewawea.4lkesoa—W• repot make =llBB. Owile, leery ant wit. ea 8 dela Ifje. ; lAD ditto Wed sal XI 41.88 e. ; 1,300 ditto Oerazdto anise he sal 4.1M1 te la ten ee twelve Mlat the ems ; elesa ale le the eV, laid at We. ea 8 area 1 88 le Mlle asi• to azehe la Jelat, pat by the lala et ellek; I,Blol.4llWewe were* eel: i la Jo" mill delalie. WWI Weak bilieLhowal 180 We.). WI at 8 deb. W. oul SS Ithe 081:11 oda whet: Mod dint tk.lB Ifeibili Oairw. ea 1 da= . l UMW,* dltle Wileod 1 lels. 1•4 awl dile red WI ea 'Wee low—Care: • nib et 1,8111 Wheb .Wimes eettom vie male le Or lonewe, at 1 defilw I.ll=i ave Wwwl le da Ormird dim. owe 1 OW mied i etA , ade it 1 di r i r,.... di s . wars ea I ri b . If ar l a s lMlO Mali .46 m wal. 1 ° emetn iiia I diva% at Iw. 111 • NW: we Pipet Wooer 53130 1811. at II W. Vac The sob* ailed Ira rqs: Wee SW 084,0010bohole were at 1642$ a. //4• /low : bin el He teak woe male, se 7Mk pew: Wee et 1,21111 r: at • 4eb.—lbeelpie et kerne ela the Bede Maw, Si: 11ew,22,4011 lemele; ewe meal, 1,100 le.; ears, VAL.; wheat 111,1441 a. ORA. MAY M. —WS : 8810 Ills. Ilower4Weet fear j at 8 asia city mills fa Uhl et 8 444. 472 e-, with se eta d ire mei te Mai at 3 dole 2.5 e., willed salek Sales prime eel whtet her 2 &ilk le 2 doh. ha We /doe white cora at Ma le I dol., sad One yellow, 1 del. 7e. le 1 402 Oa Oat. : Wes floe 47e. to 42e. p lebeelreek elbe mblekey, ht barrels, at Lie. The week mew without Res am I CHEESE,--Settsauxx, JUNE 15.—About sixty roes pitehoi„ awl a huadred in store, foe sale this day. The arias of beat Meader remains at 725. per ewe ; second quality, 83s. • Met double Somerset, 665. ; inferior, 584. to 60,. Best eitvs k r. to 53e.; common and old broken Cheese, 525. to 64e. f Coward. 465. Skims, from 345. to 38a. American, 46A to 48e. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two o'Clock.— Mown. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factois, report that the INS remised this morning from Worcester, Farnham, limu, and parts of Kent are worse. The market is firm, without my alteration in price. meinsei KOMI" pews. AL Ova W. 0 Y 4•41144 114•16.. p Ows.lLl 14 Y. uld•limate „4440 6 • I Tart b.• 54444: Il6to 1 11 imm a late 4 a 001 Hem 1 14 041 6 s 1M a 1 Putt, JUNI 16.—The quantity bete for sale rather comelderable. Best Farnham* were offering at 61. 6a. to a Ile. ewt. ; beat Alton", at 51. to SI. 10s. ; Kerb and Breen. Hega femme, 61. ; beat Mid Kenta, 61. 6a. to 61. 10a. ; old ,*441. J oat 15. —The weather, being very cold and antateradde, mama Mayes?, Farnham end Altona to make mar *Sim br Ha par cwt. Smsalli.—Car hop Mash Dew es agorae mall* tel=elrhittlme tithe yore bat It le allmed op by Se tr met Me le sea ea ado* Ostia .h prated* Sall shoi* glee way to gads Mirka The blight, a meek Is are pardesterty of the att. elate et the gamma ail hi emilmed armakere. The lerge phalleas me sorb mere am, her May at maw is danger Ma ass abets of the baser Sy. Duty. MAK * 17401101. —At tams= hers leek wQ hat there is lay blame of Homan Ammelem rd ilinuana, the It* blee bee act (town m mesh idea the pea week, bar lt ■ very time i tt . year, riSheatty, elt wlt► = mele y e:teade the 11 sal ammo ; Me eds yea bale ream ntaaed Its papa.—At Waersas, Lama Ilessateana the beg Mat ea nas=wiFeely, altillirabsalar Me I. wads, mai the et the pea ask time U be haat an- Mashie Sy la peal, ma the haatorm bee dlemplatet may of the ham; but gem the lade that me a pea* prams* to peal avp.--At Trasemet, the hepilme are Yang all, bet dare area pea may tly Mama prileady where the bag weeldy.— At CANIMPOIT, the kap Ism paeE satelithileMbig ft Ws add weather, her they de set ptast se peal sa spameras as at the taseasdai ce bat mot Ifs *mai les be* berme third, them* Mae le awe lalt et bisey4law premads. 11711= ga mera iw z stale the Mae to tte Mara& eltheriathely* mere be a pies it of ryes, but the him madame to pragyen—At Osousonos, L masepermes of the preetaled mid Nigh* the Wm bar meta bat Iltde papa Ind* as bat wet There Is she ea Weems Sy a* Me, t=asaistesmey pet sad. We have ides sWeet airy h areem aSy plans wadi Is awed porreettha esq ateleela his a Lana Came amt Puna. me, the las le mean may lea sal bike very prauldis with bet VW as Sy. Seem et the peva* la Mid* 11.1.26.1, bak ing Wise Om m prema,—Al limmit at Simms, the Mae ipmeellyMe . S, ma, primat, has mg* apa stop. Masa as ate velarrhas The Wm Is mil dam Sy.—At Me hae is Wag wry pima hen a mesa Mei et plmity lam, h at It Is pl y h tree hem hes* ahem* agemlem—At Iliermagestr, the all seallia may Meta lath mei* awl SIII lam Imo ma mama mil papaw wads the het t o es they led bliberte ilea The Sy, ea Se whole, is I. hews maw de,tes Hs the Famoax Ma* sad Osawar Daa *soma paphalam hew mare! is the mid at them Is • smairale fitly et Sy sod anels. The Mai pared ima Imp - mem ha yea, awn to a made sant se be eshaelei, mil we de met impel • beery map la ilmalawasoill—Makbasas Mmette.—Samm—The has esm. tam le data le ale adatieedeoeL Them hes bye mom tek lama S Mews* aa**ad t=bet Iho as se ihneet • eft* that fWle M be sem my mem art may he imei epee IL—Seamsa—lar mama time yea S. growth et Se r e Mrs hen Me_ lam Yap ma tab ame, as Spam hew la week _ lam 'yak Thar male* ere aew, bow =et mit. Pallseed by tbe hie mate* te we hew Sy, Meta MIMI Mat peasant le how eme. It M ...... mareeklerwwa made* to Meal* peepessetthe pleat. Sy ea mead the Mae la his dada wee Mr • thee eamplady anallesien, theSe ease seeisadr ems la hmenea membeee; y l a mest Isalisaaa.= =Ft *ease. ea pessa te meneme les atrams.—The beee mule way rust regrets; asy maa la seme pima te the lea et ho Man They mar Piet maw beeper Kahn* m het ken * e == amelptha—Gcsammerrilie h Mee la al leas asap w beithy, sad Is arstaraly Weal as *as' nark. the Sy Serie the pea week Me nab Ile ep. La=la NM 01 all poem* what others 11•1 gulls sompt— a.-11s• stall *ha tithe pea week here Maid the pro mos et the la* bet It as has le • growl* eh* at le al =illy wee. The Mee Is sal why Oa stay, sed, brew mem moat; Gay win oversaw say Wie ledmea What igna —Our apes* srvwbe NM*. pal ahem .. Sep* has mete IN aiPPM. OO lighlad Oar sahs* beat use, sad hem three le lin flaslailly laroestt greemt.—lbm— The eal as ha taps S hes Mama an ewe lama a the kr" Ye aim ba the iota rhaddsalhe ramps et the Mr. Previous be the hie eat algae this lassetas wry mot ups the hareese. WOOL—LONDON, PZ:NE 15.—The Wools which have been offered to-day are rather of ►n inferior descrip tion. The Capes, of which there was a fair quantity, were troubled with burr and seed, and only realised from 10d. to le. lid. in consequence. The Launceston Wool' are broad grown and heavy, and fetch prices varying from la to is. 3d. per lb. Any good Sydney Wools realise fair prices. The sales will continue through the nett week. HUDDRRBPIILD, JVNI 16.—1 n consequence of the very low prices at which this article was purchased at the late Liverpool sales, rather more has been taken from the wapitis' hands ; but we =not quote any particularly increased demand for the article. SKINS.—SALIBBITRY, JUNE 15.—Very few with their Wool; those for sale made from 3s. to 4c - each ; Shorn Skim, from dd. to la ; best Lamb Skins, la. 6d. to 3s. ; mixed, le. Bd. to 2s. ; small 3s. per dozen. CATTLE, &c.-DA cos FAIL-The annual June fair at Dalton-in-Furness took plate on Monday last. The few cattle that were shown, no matter of what description, were very soon bought up. Caleers and gelt Cows, or Heifers, were sharply looked after, and there was altogether a briskaess, which may be mainly attributed t• the super abandonoe cruses in Low Furness. DUMMER FAIL-This fair was badly attended by buyers, although the stock of fat cattle was good A lot of fat cattle obtained 211. each. Mil& Cows were cheap and nunamess, selling from el. to 101. each. Pips were sold at 665. to 00.. per cwt. Mutton brought ed. to 7d. in sink. Lambe, pt lb., 17s. to 20a. . Faaginin Jena 15.-The show of Mock wee ks Prime Heart; made from 13s. to 14s.per sore or readily ; moderate ditto and fat Cows made * . . ...‘ Fat Calves were to be had at from Os. to 70e. .ter at lls. to I Is. 6d. per score pounds; .Milt, at frees to Ws. Of fat Sheep a good supply; the prime MIR vary , best Downs, without wool, malu. ng froals.44. ta es. Id. same of 811 s. • large half-breds, de. to 6e..Ad. Fat lam* bast quality ;embed es. Bd. the stone; asedarats, de. HOBLIII HILL FAIL-The soma aril not bison* at these fairs was held on *nig Yet. The musegne Ina very great, but this show of limn owl Mille snow Waved rather scanty. Primo Mod high; of Am& MIMI there were few, and they bessolit high sass. isut Wirier animal* were readily lakes eff at high rates. Ca* were neither nwomeas as of Immuste quality; but they Nellffili fair and reminagratiag prier. SALIIIIIOIIr. JIM 16.--11111111111111 woe thin ea maid qaentity of iht &may Hoolkells, INA abort-howl. There was a t inglegas let at agg, Omsk Nelli e asts, Wtapsg&g to W. Brame% Esq., r widethe prim 13a. 6.1. Ike mare ; Mbar bmit Beasts made 13s. ; fit Cows, of mad times ot tar weekly, 11s. IL; es en and owes um; 11a. lalL MIS. Eat Ike Wyss "WM trees Sts. to 12s. per teen; isol= boos Ws. to 20s. Sae small ; large, 30s. to 40s. : Um* sold at ben 9a 62. to Ms. per ewe. Trade in thou eta very desk. I'M WI Warm made to. M. ; habit& end hags, der M.; mad Molar Shoop, is. per stow. lest Lem* Id. Milk 41. ; email sod Waite, 255. m' SOL dote. Fat Dom Iffor, Bs. Si_ _per mo re; perk en, 11.. 6d. to 12a. Ma ; alive, 12s. to mia. dd. Girsouw, Jona 14.-Thera was a Lair supply of Sheep and Cattle at this day's market. Cattle were very high in price and few sales was made. Best Beef a n d Tallow brought 13s. per trop sow.. Sheep sold readily. Best white-faced et Xs. Lambs sold at from 12a. to 24e., according to quality. - For Yesterciar's Mar*eri rot big page. SHIPPING. NAILIAZZITID.—DubiIy 3; Waterford, 2 ; Donagitadoe, 1; Frio* 1 ; Ilsoders , 1. LONDON, Juno 16.—Wing Ai' day at noon, S., light bream, Ma haay, with rain at time. Dora,. June 16.—W.5.W., blowing stream with Wavy —Arrived, 14th . Eugenia, Batavia, for AmMomina. Norio4 wawitzmn W s. Singapore ; Diamond, Cakmtta ; Sabotte, and - Coke • Stratford, Mauritius; Madly. Am es . paaser;ra ; Niord, St. Croix ; Oransten, 814 le zemo ir si h s. e a ; r r imr 'eh ; E ll ongower, Rio Grand*; , Riga. Arrived from the rifer: Lerates, Ceylon. Orr Davis, Jane 16.—Porillan, Ramanah. Poaranorra, Jaw 16.—W.5.W., hard.—Arrived: St. Jams Retard, Now Yak. Cowan, Juno 16.—W.5.W., strong.—Arrived: Audacla, Freya, and Bon Henri, Bahia. Sourxxxrron, Juno 15.-8. by W.—Arrived: Wm& iagMn (at.), New Yank ; Madrid (rt.), Gibrahar. Batarot, Juno 16.—S.W.—Arrive d: Falisa, TrbdimL 1 Cirmuczeraa, Juno Mk—W.—Soiled: Hobart Hwy Allan, Quebec. NIRPOZT, June 16.—W.—Sailed: Oeorp, Granada. SwAntuu June 13.--W.—Aaived : Reward, AdMaida, South A 3141116. Cwraa, June 14.—S.W.—Anived : 13th, Lady Raney, Dammam; Camerton, Porto Rim; litkalcalla, Ravaanah Madonna, and Roval William, NowilimadMad. Mb, Pb2a ass, Jamaica ; ChyL4na Planks% Mammaah. ~~~ 1 ~-~ L t IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUESDAY, JUNE I. The LOUD CHANCILLOII twit hie seat at 5 o'clock. PUBLIC BUBLIIIB6. PETITIONS.—Br Lord Lirrenner, tram tishoundege Union. in hoar of the lAV Suaksint. BECOND READINCIB.—Ikshr ; DIBIEZI and In' rn=p ri V imos hallm la Mho NIL BEPOST.—Pmlionot Vairranne anindl) THIRD lINADOPOL—LonDhnions; Menke Beira (Scallard) ; Tranidenner id Lab tiosihsh ; Berhen Tenure (Sionain) , 11•• rind& Bradiar hr Doh (SNOB!) ; •Chown Cannon (noBland); Choked art levellhnrirser, AFFAIRS OF PORTIJCIAL. Lord STANLRY mid that the course which he, and those who generally sated alas with him, had taken throughout the Mali= with .imam te her Majesty's ministers would Mediate his and them he trusted from any charge of vexations sr bedew opposition. With regard to internal affairs, it would be admitted that they had toted with no hostile feeling, but in every cue had shown themselves unstated by as MOM desire to co-operate with the govern ment in anything whkh was likely to be of service to the 'canny. As repeated foreign affairs, although they Masten depreented the saes, and still more the tone, of our diplomatic usgetioness with foreign powers, nil' had they abstained from dielmin, bet by it they sh ould renew angry excite ment between tits esuatry and that great neighbouring state, friar* eideliees with which be believed to be abso lutely amniei br it preservatits of the peace of Europe. (Hear, ham) list when he dead government entering into a omen elibeeign policy . , whisk appered to him to be is violation el lbe ern priamplee of intim end the law of na Ma Mad for by the ablinstime of trestles, but ratb .i n meneereedion of treatise, Am he sown no longer mini dun making his protest egoist their conduct. When be intailtbat median* in no eddies of Portugal had been undated= in a ananar at enemies with the rights of independent natime, and ode is a meaner far from impar tial as between the contending genies; and when he be lieved that tin Adoption of a mans would lead to serious eashameement for this ewessiry, be end those who concurred with him ht opinion liseir duty no longer to remain silent. It was the duty el their iestips to vindicate them selves in the eyes of thsis anantry and of Europe, in the judgment of the present time mil of posterity, from the auppmition that they improved of the course which govern ment had taken. If this we the ems, if it was their duty as a branch of the legislature to spent their opinions on all mat ters of pabliefigthilth, the present was capita tieally the time when such °pinhole should be given to the world. They had not interfered in this matter of Portugal, pending the °ego dations, neither MI Obey mi ll ed for any disclosures necessary for the elucidation of fens, but dangerous perhaps for the in terests of public badness. The action of the executive govern ment was complete. Ministe: s had fulfilled the responsi bilities of office, and, in the exercise of their high functions, had concluded with foreign countries conventions. which, in good faith, would be binding on this country, what- ever might be the opinions of any other ministers who might be called upon to carry them into execution, Govern ment had completed the treaty, and in lad Mg it upon the table had invoked their lordships' judgment as to whether in its!atification they had wisely, discreetly, and soundly exercised the trust which the constitution placed in their hand,. This charge spinet the government then—for he did not hesitate to say that it was a charge—was, that this treaty for settling the affairs of Portugal had been entered into in violation of the principles of international law, that the mediation in execution of that treaty had not been carried on in an impartial manner, and that if it was a treaty which they meant permanently and in good faith to carry out, their path would be beset with difficulties, likely to end in grave and threatening embarrassment for one diplomatic and foreign relations. He conceived that there was no prin ciple more clearly established than this, that with regard to the purely internal affairs of any state, no other country had any right to interfere, but least of all by form of arms; and that the only qualification of that principle oc curred when the affairs called domestic mimed such • character as to endanger the interests of the country which toot upon itself to intervene. He should not go at any length into the opinions of jurista, although the majority of them strengthened his definition, but would at once call their lordships' attention to a few facts within their lordships' memories, and almost within the limits of our own times, for the porpoise of ehowing what had been the doctrine as regarded intervention, held by the lead ing statesmen of the present century. Within almost their own recollection, our greatest and most powerful neigh bour bad twice been torn by rovolution, its society shakes to the foundation, and its throne ove rturned ; and yet en neither of those oceasions had this country felt itself justified in interfering in the internal affairs of France, nearly as we have been connected with that coun try by innumerable diplomatic relations. (Hear, hear.) He seed hardly remind the house that, in 1792, when the Fiona neoluaint was at its height, when the Sovereign of now was no longer exercising his regal functions, but was , *men in the hands of his revolted subjects, and when , tbd seentry had withdrawn its ambassador, then, and even after that bloody tragedy, which crowned the revolution, and Med Europe with execration, the language of the throne ' in Mds country within one month was full of apprehension, ontalaly, but breathing not one word of intervention in the internal drain at Francs. (Hear, hear.) On the 13th Dec., 1792, his ideigety said : . . I haw earthOf alwanal a Waist , tAty la == a. the madame. aud haw witanaly deadwa wish rowels Ow Wilma Min d haara bat la kr Walk swiss to sma *WM Or mg law wa maim umalww. We ab ead s l =l= www Oira, at Is aa Maim Y Wirt melds% Is' Anew' Or VW wagralaidwa owl W pacwayinas damped sag supaalsomat. Is wall as ao al* tavads my film Ow pawl Mr law Wairesa Ow awn watnifir elk apsq, mama= WOO are liews d maim awiwwiis tralla le Sobs at Dia asa Oa Ws waive allow - - Nee oven the. was there any talk of intervention. Even. &AK disjadalial murder ed Loafs the Sixteenth, it wee from From is swims& Ssemdload ant England against Prance that these ammo Viss ie imMee of war. (Hear, hear.) Thom hew Gee easampiel mime which with few inter missions Lewd hr two sr hem end twisty years, and during she mem et whisk emsay osemia amp' England wan OVOITIIK by dos sehmed pewee of Freemen When, again, in 1830, the fermalga of Trams by the laws of his imam oni by inane*. of the titheel ese ;f of his subjeots, woe driven from his threlle_i_ _lids did not even imam of Waxman to rata. Ihs estk. We remain' the mew =mat, 4111 ha tho quids had the the it was Meted The dear tomb of he Memel Imsems so hew 11 0 1 is 611 Dubs stadium be bud Need Is dr mum ay the rabid et de Ilaasalu Salmi rallisi Ilea Ile sew arracalgs a diabardiew Obis smut Mho tamildrale malmjalleg aud Wok bold*, ad fa alppubouls ceselay. lAI aft bile amlbrie lot dbismais Moody biarteuras ebb dm ereneb met At s smewhat rube period the doctrine of non-interitn. dm vas laid down by the noble duke near him (Duke of Wellington) at the Marla of Verna. On that oriamion the noble duke addressed a rsiimads to the diet them the British government remenseeeded te ell the perils pm sent at the congress, o 'Wein from inteelmesmo la * internal affairs of Spain, as such babluhrissu wad Onl7 further embarrass the relations banes the rat in g monarch and his subjoins. (Bar, hear.) other grave authority in the Maio, ems who dared in polities from the noble duke, ere when essemoy he (Lord Stanley) should alw ays isee ed Wl* ae memo, and whose authority Me natelset dee he would 'laces to their wills mils= e o subjoin of attermetima. Is MI amsetheimat lammed tato between' the !se met powers he tho met of the sale of Deiefraws. the sena boa Gig ui thr w onm i 4 under tie whim of Rid Gamy, mmememed Ua *plebe Therdmiste men meta Ibme basdnersa MI Una Isialbai et ma Webs vlb vied st Imo ydr eime rin Adidas Is twidsla 'Matra am lbohr =araellag Is harr i es mew mato merle msetem.,. eh tem* mdia* era i= aid. limb mak , didammodoil by Om Ibmilokaalbe UPI= atmetAb lisa=reles ibmt mma Me. siestgr ef Mohlossing stalm Osaka not be - - - - - - - - - • • wide hie* not ewe ha tin hoe" seessithsel that this did est go Ihr monk wises Lsrd Choy isiOnr ' • ...1 No him of portemoot atlas Naha orapabamellm Malt wadi pule Oa blorhowore of maw dila DM SW liinbenlign2 =ll: o lriftiginii alit t d railaill pad& L volt minumet ve i Ldir k ua . aitb s =l=2Got is " sheellsotisora On . .• . . 1 That ow the dididao bail tioaa toy Lod ...., hs ISM' Bat it had beet *1 to ebb:* ,ille • ' alight be; good as a mu& eatesdei pss that Ilho ''' or thill• country wow e s, to podia. as to oalt he 'Wee. It. was teas that hritailly reiallaaa bad oabistai hoMrsir i mit Poehisel he tuft 111111-Voot hope lbi e a=olightewo, et oil we Waal: :ma thee, make a - air " ; . sootelm d ele, red to ail Ise knead teemillik too &MK ” east wadi 11h 01l rorOwl saypear whetwor. r a tt lig i sm : t woe ea ttle , that is at p lr. Wise theinweisa Spain. A stiril as hoe am Ilal; bet k las sot Oa Sot airomaat this Yr. Daman bet bemose woe et the peolsodose te the Duties et TSB aotwelly isertog how k Opals. It was this. that up Ids ellaidit semi id, We p or!~ set bode set to art Is patois ► ees- ' Wattles% but to Mad sad .111111,1111 ilf ma oily. We p to lama the Nomad if lhalaalel Mom lift ot udosa White Set stootod is elemol loess staisfoleta dill aottano. Oh, alp hods (said the noble lord), weal that the spirit it Goosing aort presided weer the tordsto emit& at lostosed! Would that aisles wile Iwo dowel: kindred to that et Osmaigi, to deolossoo dues odole itia tte sty wpm et swim a osvorliga from ilbo bar ewe &owe to seem Obi illsio. til la tTr il and invite a rresels . Seat :I the Mem, and a 8 anti to overrun these fields widkve are bound by trestle to protect! (Chem) Bat It we. sot Yr. Galata; ealie who had dedtsd oar Via of feterees *a. In Ind, whe l ia n t Blasi of the loud ode= ale memo Del aoarpoi tke am. Of kis deco, Sod intended Ink QM tottottot ear :ow wise is la-' bee. Did adiasia then *off be do parisoo IPPISOC asaintohdor the as sime -- :1 No NA" thing. There was de the wrap: was to Mo inalls" Vri" 411 0 . tetra wan at by lie I. 'et ' the mot am la lho . dea, oilhoogli gala. Do al aot Goa =itbat asattellly Ea bees I oea le WS le Dio prelim He would" iambi, wad me marl .2 =l// fa favour at : ace4ottereolita it the teteted htstieed. ', la Olllill deo eslmo, Vietoost Paloomolla dm 2Led oe ' S Mot TM et vireo at airamoosomos to the phistisso rem hoo a V o ir ametpr lb ova Maud anal as 11. so Ws so ft sot as arglamooma 04111111 9 . :Otte email haat rd ems the en or easaltat NOE la ad theism of 110 pousatot or aim la Me pidaNW mot ireart. lt a moord. a wept lo la arralosel I West art vlll raw% Mal la set this eneede et Is visiatiso. Illutil ~, ,I ~ f~ i I ,F jr 1 . Ii b 'r • II 1