The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-14 00:00:00

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By the Britannia, arrived at Liverpool, we have uto ante from New York to the 3let July. The Am or Weehington had arrived out on the previous dap Adviccs to the 18th ult. from Vera Cruz state, that t h e p ea ce party in Mexico had prevailed, and that Santa Anna had agreed to propositions for an amicable arrangement with the United States. An expos was said to have reached Penhla, announcing t h e appointment, by the Mexican government, of four coansissionera to meet Mr. Trist, but though the Ent conference was fixed for the 4th July, nothing f a rther is stated on the subject of negotia- Coo& General Scott remained at Puebla, and Gam& Cadwallader and Pillow, with their f areea at Perote. front whence they were to march for Peubla on the 9th of July. It was stated that they had defeated the Mexicans at Lahoya. General Pierce, whe had marched from Vera Cruz, with 2,300. had been engaged with 4,000 Mexicans at Netional Bridge. The latter, according to the Ameri can accounts, were defeated, with a loss of 1.50 killed. Getters] Pierce, however, had to return from Vera Cron for reinforcements. Colonel De Rnssy had been attacked by 1,200 Mexicans at Hujuetia, surrounded, and placed in great peril, He, however, succeeded in gallantly cutting his way through the enemy, with the loss ti twenty killed and ten wounded. General Taylor made a speech at a dinner given by the citizens of Monterey, on the 4th of July, in reply to a toast connecting his name with the Presidency of the United States. A letter from the city of Mexico, dated the 2nd, says that no doubts are entertained that the treaty wfil be immediately concluded by the commissioners, and that the peace party is so strong that Santa Anna will probably pronounce for peace. The names of the commissioners given are Garotise, Baronda, and Tornel. ----- The New I #rk Enquirer of the 31st nit. says : A very unusual interval had elapsed without any direct or authentic intelligence, either from the army of General Scott, or from the city of Mexico ; and the interruption seemed only to be explicable on the supposition that guerilla patio cut off all transient communication with the sea coast. By last evenings telegraph we have Vera Cruz dates to the Nth inst., and Intelligence from Puebla, where General Scott still was, and from the city of Mexico to the 3rd inst. The intelligence is various and contradictory—in one breath 'peaking of commissioners being sent from Mexico to treat of peso. with Mr. Trist, and in another recounting the serious corgi:ion made ut the National Bridge to the advance of Colonel Pirree'e strong column, and the consequent falling tack upon Vert Cruz of that column. In this pleition of things we are at a loss to form any sure layout upon the chances of the future. Fur several daysjust peat strong expectations of a peaceful solution to the Mexican qoestion seemed to prevail both at Washington and in this city—but the nature of the news and the real towertaintv of any calculation founded on the Mexican thkracter, lave leterly shaken somewhst this expectation, sod we see all at sea again. The news from Mexico seemed to have created a great sensation in New York. There was • craving for peace, and people believed it immediately attain able. The appointment of commissioners by Mexico was regarded as a step in the right direction, and negotiations were entered on: there was little doubt of the result. The price of breadstuffs had declined after the arrival of the Britannia ; but the Washington, which arrived on the 30th, took out intelligence of an ad vance of prices in England. The consequence was, that prices went suddenly up; but as this was only the day before sailing, the precise result is yet to be known. _ There had been a destructive lire at New York; and Christ's Church was burned. A hospital adjoin ing was also in danger, but was fortunately . saved. The treasurer has sent by the Britannia a com mission, to examine into the condition of warehouses in England, to collect all information upon the sub ject there, both as to the law and the practice under their syst em. The arrivals of breadstuff' in New York were de creasing. The wheat and 7e harvest is now nearly com pleted, and upon all sides we hear of good crops, and there are no complaints of failures of any importance. A few weeks will see our grain crops gathered fully, and the qualities ascertained, so that merchants can esti mate the amount for sale, and our European cus tomers know how much we can supply. The cotton crop does not look so well as usual, and making all allowance for interested reports, published in the cotton country, it is pretty evident that that crop wid not exceed the average of the past three years. The crop is full one month later, and an early frost would give us a crop much less than we have bad for some years. A short crop of cotton is now manifest. For the drat six months in the present year the reports on this subject were not heeded. They had been so often circulated without any reality, and operators had been so frequently deceived, that they were considered as idle rumours. The Courier and Enquirer says: The chances, certainly, are adverse to a large crop. but the quantity of land planted is unusually great, and there ore plenty of plants in the fields. Though some of them are very mall, a combination of favourable circumstances may yet produce a large crop, but nothing short of such a combines turn can leave any room for expecting over 2,400,000 bales. The result, however, has shown that the deficiency in the mop is greater than was predicted. The reduced stock and the limited supply has aroused the attention of the manufac turers to the real state of things. The staple now begins to move at the present high prices • and, taking the consurop bah into account, it is believed by those familiar with the subject that three hundred thousand bales of cotton will yet have to go forward this year, to meet the required de mands there. Should this estimate be correct, it will amount to about twelve millions of dollars. This, in addition to the Wady exports of breadstuffs that are constantly going for ward, will increase the amount of indebtedness by England beyond any reasonable amount of goods we shall want, or that can probably under any circumstances, be sent to this market. In consequence of the large importations of goods the past week or two, and the continued receipts, it was supposed that foreign exchange would go up by this steamer, and possibly by the next, if they afterwards fell off. Such, however, ap pears not to be the case. Sterling bills are abundant, at 1051 to 100, and some as low as 105; those least in favour at the latter, and those in the best credit at the highest point. INTELLI9ENC, •-•---• !caw Yoe's, July 30.—The stock market exhibits a more healthy appearance than we have prerionely noticed foe some weeks. We do not aerodrome material improvement in the extent of trans,. how, bet prices are firm, and In some instances a slight improvement is exteiblted There we r e an active demand for sterling bills to-day. lent the amply was to :arge that quotations have not advanced. and Lik. *Mine rata were as annexed :—Foreign : -Oa Lon .., 10 4 01081: Paria 51. thc. to 311 e.; Amsterdam, 3911t0 391; oedismliwah, to to 351; Bremen. 78 to 78 1. the arrival of the Washington, with eleven days' ].ter news, had the Act of unsettling the market for hr ; and as the mer ebosts bad not had time to examine their letters, traneactione in all descriptkris of produce were exemedingly light. Before the news, Isles of Chriewee flour were made at 5 doh. 62ie. During 'change boidersuked a dole. 21e., while buyers offered 6 doh. We only heard eta elk of soo berreis, deliverable to-marrow cr Monday, to consist of Be limed Gene/me, Ohio, or Michigan, seller's option, at 6 dole. Benen late of fancy Unincle Ohicrwere mold at 6 dots.; rind 1.(0311 pur ees. brawled extra Get:more, were cold at 6 dols. 50e. No tales of 11 •Vtdren ' , ere reported. The news oleo had the effect of suspend. legt to a mei , operations In grain. Before the news, 600 leaehde interior fi t ifiZs wheat sold at 90 omits. Nothing was done Before the news, 1,000 barbels round yellow corn sold at "v, sod 1,500 do., mixed de., sold at Pia During 'change there was !ery tli•mocition on either the part of buyers or sellers to opera, van we mly heard of malt vales of flat yelb. at 70e. Hound te kw was bete at 75e. For mixed 66e. was offered, end GU. ...ked. Before the sews, axles of Western New York me .1 were made at 87 1 v Afterwards we /ward o f no transaction. Th ere was aefhi„ . .og date iu rye or oats. Provieione were somewhat firmer; oleo „._`" twice , ' pork were made at 12 dole., an held ld mom at 15 dols. "`. Prime wild at 12 dole.• 30 e, madmanaft . war at an ad valse. For new mess 15 duty. 5.5 e. ems stead and red . awd. Cane rue In small lots were di tam glare at the item figure. I.=deriec there w ee very little of mare and sago, to be sold by auction, were aribiall w actomat of the rein. , 821 ..”.,_ : 500 Obis. Goma NM, UM* the news, at `"". OA , ; and afterwards St. 6a, ft mil If no lamed of Ge c4"." 1% vw Michigan, eold at 66.1 UPI la. kW ado, sold et re. 50c.; sad ..1 tots trawled alma Oman all at doles 50e. air trande Gnaw, holden dismaied i4IE6 Da, while buyers ?lined oohing over 6 &N. No ttimmillans 3 1111 60, 61, Se ' tlwrn al's were reported. Wheat : The ameba vaammanama. Annan mile of etc teeeeh Winos, Inferior red vas axis beim en ram at floe. Cara: Brio, the 2, 0 00 beads mai yaw soli atli e.; 42" buWels mixed cern sold at 6,14. A It lam be load, b 2 .80 1 Ithoe mid et rec.; and 1,410 lb . at lb Imo pee. Mixed was hdd a Oti artde gpa aired ; sad nod MUT woe bald at 771. Alpe awls*: *eft was dams. eards.—The on : petedig wars ISO bets; *MT le Ira Lira all of wWM was hediew the anted fit WIWI/ft ; eke ract k wren Iwo kts * *eh =1 maw as ke ses, and It le Mk* Went QM tams win b en i . e . s —kW of ON Mk. ad ems peek maw We at 13 dok., ists; 1M Mal Ida* add et 131 rain The date wan add to kle• hem awed *um Ini vaddrL Par sew der trek' ears Waft Ms eddad sdired. Ossikeskie hdemare vale *poemteY Mllle=r ir agelle Mk. sew pries went lade Mll di. Ms. The at Ile UMW WI upward. Them was se ides k sr had. MI diem steed as hefts. ltsca.—The au ra e we urultled tra ram moo and me mks at sa e e. nom 74.. U11,4.= ressisedl alaut Ss mom km" on mats al assemakee 7Meek• 'MUM Me ditailist a r docks sum PM urn atm% semed &peed up till tray Ind Ohm as Oast k. Nate Osmium, Joky IS, p.s.—tlodoe of 1,000 boles et eadm were ask; as alkSprlsee. Mar : Oaks of 2,04 Ur fa ware skade, essillset of Mode and Ohio brands, at • Mk. Me. OM VIM elk OM had • downward tendency. Wheat Sake ad WAN WA* eke made, tessintlng of fete to good *dm red gad Mak at Ide. le 7* Ns arse to ekar and mo ire* o' 'WM lOW kk. k Waft baste *re was pa te on. Membranous". saran aszlen NCO ntoelpt of the Ingtheask's news. ALSAWT, July 30., yon.-43she at flour weft mode to tho W of lAN Crank swift aridly of straight tomb Ownosee tad 31111 6 :1111* Odes of LON *kb et cats were Inge at all loran the woo ; etas It gale entrant rehbor Ms dam. lbael by the send &rag the gad twenty ** Isourn was dm* as Maws :—Plear,l,l* laurel r; sheet, 4,4119 kids. wow. IMO. Lisle; est; MO leldets. Prrighte Yee* *mi. mdnites CIACISNATI, July 33.-31rar.-41. isle on Thursday evening of 1011hhis from darn at I dale. 30e. Today the market was eery qulst. ad the oak sale rerartod was IS We Stan store, at I dole. SIM. PauL•SOLPNIA, Jai 90. M —T kr Sear bat been rather nonialed , eel of the mad* le be.. %In of 11111111 lend NM to be dessed. it ads arle. per 111. a* • dels.t nod tor aura Woks% yin asad, I deka* as.; WM uraraeoled Wed*. via New Oalekkat 6 dole. UM ye dale Lk. Mt lye ism sad men /1101/4/8 belllhe, IY//* prise Weft* red rakara et I del. to pr Laid; Praratraras r im ed Is bed at I dal. Va. k I dot. 13.16-1, MI of hanayhoola pilaw, at Tic. Komeasei, July W.—!lane: Flom tie 110 k to tie 18th ket.,, twalme vas ass ai Ve. r mtl. lr pad Lode of 'Ilook" gad at psoraellerienerinirat modus th0 a ...... 6 . 213111311 •7,..... 000 = 3 11 " 1 " vtike w i t 11sav al est m — its7. WraiTa.`lll. pee ilif le ,ollsolorraalltha, Mier at Its. Ins kl. perrane e = Lea ma, 1r art Sm. heal IA& •Tragar ir ie ail lire gale bulk Vara bagefor ho.ders. latfog task belagia hint portisebotbduring the last of beim It has leen alegoolg alba to padres SNIT at the rates of the van sr awe vagabond. swag IS the priagbed holders halm, to a pea Ireir. adideara bag gold brands minty from the market. Ida the bet of tabor bar ohms ot • future re action, ar manias ft Eaffond on their own MearaL To day there has not bon a trunmetion worth quoting. Wheat With the care of • sale or two on the lined Inst., the traometino of the fur ht have been quite unimportant. On that day, a pared of 9,000 b of white Mates' wheat, of superior quality, was placed at a price not allowed to transpire, but grandly undrretood to be Ga. 3d. per 60the. • at the mine time, te. 6d. was offered end refused for pastel of middling CC... b ed"--ts being asked. In other grain, r well es pow, there have been no sales. Aches having been in good demand, have neatly cad gradtml.y advanced from be. td. to Us. per cwt.. at which both pots and pearl* are (thla day) scathe, and readily sold. ~ry t ~ NEWS FROM PORTUGAL. We learn by electric telegraph from Southampton the arrival of the Pacha steamer. She left Lisbon on the 9th. The Queen had signed the protocol of the three powers; bat the people were discontented at the delay which had taken place. Discount still at 25 and 27 per cent. Oporto had been dismantled. Conspiracies were rife ; commerce and business dull. Advice; from New Zealand to 20th of March state that the land question between the natives and the governor had been adjusted, at an interview held between his excellency and several of the chiefs. The amount of compensation to be received by the natives is 5,0001. ; namely, 2,000/. for the disputed lands at Porirua, and 3,0001. for the Wairau. The money was to be paid in five instalments, viz., 1,600/. this year, two payments of 1,1001. in the next two years, and the remainder in the two following years, the last instalment to be paid in the year 1851. By the concession just made, the government obtains all the land from Wairan to the farms comprised in the New Zealand Company's limits. On the Middle Island, also, considerable quantities of land have been given up. The natives daring the discussion evinced great anxiety about the release of Ranparaha, but the goverment declined giving him up. THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL IMPROVE- MEET SOCIETY OF IRELAND. The annual meeting of the society took place at Lsodondary on Tuesday last. The influx of strangers into the ancient citadel of the 'prentice boys, but now the peaceful scene alms leaflike and more beneficial pursuits, has been NiZevri.. 4 %nrs t h „e=t di reso: d ietamv ; ." tte we E r :sl th o e f Clancarty, one of the most ywogranive agriculturists in Ire land ; the Earl of Erne ; and the Marquis of Waterford. The show- yard is a large plot of ground admirably calcu lated for the purpose. Along the outer wall stalls are ar ranged for borer and settle, and the enaptemass a mean rnodation made up of several covered sheds, which are divided into compartments, and appropriated to the exhi bition of agricultural implements, grain-seeds, butter, and other farm produce. A new one is added to the usual de partments of the society namely, a commodious wooden erection for the sale of ladies' fancy work. At one o'clock, on Tuesday, the show-yard was thrown open to the public. Of the stock for competition the entries in round numbers were 45 short-horned bulls, 70 cows and short-horned heifers, 90 head of cattle of other breeds, 56 head of sheep and pigs, 13 stallions, 15 mares, colts, and fillies, 40 cages of poultry, 47 parcels of butter, fie., &c. Large contributions came by steam from Portrush, Glasgow, and Liverpool. The prises are not yet awarded, but the judges will not have much trouble in selection. On Wednesday the show commenced with a public break fast in the town-hall, at which the Earl of Ens presided. Several lectures were afterwards delivered to a large audi ence, and some pertinent questions put to the propounders of agricultural information, which prove the Derry farmers to be shrewd and practical men. Doctor Hodges, the Johnston of Ulster, was to have delivered a lecture on agricultural chemistry on Thursday. The inspec tion was fixed ( or Wednesday, and the banquet for Thursday. For this pupae an extensive pavilion has been constructed, capable of accommodating nearly one thousand persons. On Friday evening there will be a ball, together with flower shows, promenades, and other agreeable modes of diversifying the time of the meeting. But what will afford more useful knowledge to the fee. quenters of the maiden city than the show or the lecture- room, are the noble embankments, completed and in I progress upon Lough Foyle, which, as your readers are aware, connects the port of Deny with the sea. An earlier work also deserves attention—tbe improvements on the Grange estate, on the southern aide of the river Foyle, six miles above Derry, by which an immense breadth of land was recovered from the river. This took place about 40 years ago, but great additions have since been made by Mr. it. M'Crea, who holds under Mr. Hutton, of Dublin. The proprietors of lands, snlijost to inundation by sea or river, will derive much plaided keowiedge from an inspection of the drainage work, anal Dirty. AWARD CM Cuss A.—Ssoirr-zoiedia—See. L—Per the Wli aahwi after sec tat oata.7l - 11Z aid purism I; Jaz., WU. le mom, to lord Duarte log airiettr eaboL hlly, Balywaell; Ire. by W. D. Par the meallese ditto, F. 1.0 rov ga :o, 11 071=Sdollootoirdr, Truro; Sued I. ler Se lase ben to IMO, 20 rosy., to W. Tlidd. Vat the meld hest dell% 0 orof. W. D. Ferguson. boomed Orr, Flowidisid, & For Ow bell Weed attar lbe let at Am, ISA IS= to Led OW. Umiak Illoon Bra" Caws. Po Yee Wet AM. urea, WE. M. Iliimiesebialls4inlidimuirlr late A. LC Pobeels, Zez w. llleme&Wero. W. O. bol—ommethelL en lor Ibe bee; b.Bla lb alle e=te. W Lewd Ibilbela awl 4. For lbe but two WAY& or Wet Ye bed NAM Os y al erla le sow to lord Bulbuls eori Cieseber, tied be R. Crib, MmeertlWorosity. it Wwend bet MN% I ion. to Lora Owerboy, kid by Z. Olellesor. Nu, Ws Ow, ilet toroms. lerwlwrollowvedy, ihere.borsol sow —WOrW romerosaed. 8. Orb abeebberoed easr—eamrsied. 6. For .o. ta tid e si. bAkr Walt or WM. k UM, 10 son. to J. Abbs i i=ium. For the sem& best (Otto, 6 owe. to W. Crew. ebr Chelsea , or bb salt, embed to 1545. 10 eon., to liCaleteL For Vie orepil WA ditto, 6 eon., to W. Todd. C. 81. 77FeMie Met heti% e erth. ared Mier lit of Jan., 1846, 10 nets., to C. Stevens, Radelie, Iflanwice. For the seemed beet ditto, solo, ail. C. L. Carom, M.D., Diamond, 00Maim bred by Mr. IL Orr. Ctrs I.—Lesio-souns—No merit. Cum I.—For the beet 1011 abed after the let Jam, OA 111 ems" to W. Rally, Be,W litoporeari yearling Demists& It. Thome" Bollyledh 1N1N41 1 1 2 0 , MOO Deno ball commeadoilL 2. Pet *DWI we, Irn aW eit Sot ilea had a Wf to 1847.5 sow., to W. Dews 00.6 • pion old. I..Thezan, Ballyleek, De es Ow. yew old— MiaMaltio eel heibr , ha elf or in milk, calved after Ist Jan., 1345, 5 eiva. to R. Timengooo, Dellykok, Monaghan, Deno heifer, 2 Tom old. CLAM D.—Ticsaroan..—No merit. cLaa E.-01404111lr.a.—SOC. —Far the best boll calved after the Ist Jan., 1642, 10 soy, to A. W. Buttery, Iron Works, Airdrie, Ay, shire ha A. Femora, Burt Honer, Londonderry, Amide, bull —commended. 2. For the best cow, in calf, or that hes had a calf in 1047, 5 son., to Messrs. Turnbull, It Dumbarton, an ayrahire cow, 9 mesa& 11. Klrkwood, High Langmuir, Kitrnoure, Ayrehire cow— highly comniended. Lord Beilfertn and Malay, an Ayrshire cow— commen 3. Fo the beet heifer, In calf or In milk, calved after let of Jan., 1245, 5 goys., to G. Dunlop, Precook Bank, Kilmarnock, an Ayrshire heifer. Lord Dufferin and Claneboy, Ayrshire better —commended. Ctrs deers AND OALIAWATIL—Bee. 1. For the beet bull, calved after the let of Jan., 1842, In scam. H. Watson, of Kellar, a riort g leTbes ' i p ar . rea le ff, A o7 u. Bo h i Llld i"d a I M lerl i klP, 4 s 2. eas. —No merit. • CLASS o.—Wear MONLANDS, on ANT cruet MOVNTAIN Bane.— I See. 1. For the hest bull, calved after the let of Jan., 1841, 5 scat — No merit. 2. For the hest cow, Inoslf, or that has hod a calf In 1847.8 men, 81r H. Bruce , Bert., Downhill, Colendne, • Weet llghland cow, 4 years old, bred by A. Bahamian, Nag. J. Wynn, Ihudewcod, Sligo, a I Kerry cow, 3 years old--commended. 3. For the best lot of 2 heifers, 3 eovs.—No merit. Cure. }4.—Fer STOCt. ANT Baron OR Cana.—For the beet fat ox, calved after the let of Jon., 1643, 5 soya., Mn. Gage, Bellerena, New. townlimayady, a fat Galloway ox, calved in 1843, bred by Colonel WDowall, of Logan. For the second beet ditto, 3 mos., to filr E. MlNaghten, Bushnell's, a fat ox, 4 years old ; don, a twogearmld heifer. For the beet fat ROURAI In the above clam, the medal, to Mrs. Gage. For the beet of all the prise bulls exhibited at the show, the gold medal, to Lord Dedforin and Claneboy. To the breeder of the best prise bull exhibited at the ehow, the medal, to W. D. Ferguson, Pie.. For the beet of all the prize cows er heifers exhibited at the /r 62/ / 9 ,„ 4 - lit .(0,-,t--.l)rtil I.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. 14, 1847. [3d. thaw, the pid mat, to Lardloallork aad Clariey. Twthe kooky at Ihs luta: e sr Weir ishillied at thoehate. Sitkalel. is IL Mallow. Th keritodlued Chsilialle QM 10 m_ son . 0 1.. lONS /r/ P. „ ,kr the boa eta o the seat eilthe dam% teatho Medi the olikallos el Pe }ripe, to sad elasehey. The abeemplakkie to be t.weed every year, at auk alma mak dam af thabodety, the bolder to eve emelly Oft it shall be Ikelleamias aid dithered op to the secretary ones Year dap halm Oa de, atars To be woo three years soooradvaty ley at NM Wile bldollls 0/6101 ale property of the whiner. Cues I.—llosers.-ellidt 1. Fie the beet Girt diaid seer three kers old, sad fooled aboo iho let et . OP% S. Me etarowear, Kithrathaa, Get s dalitab, to four te, years old. bred Yr. Bar, of i rMee, IMO lot the anal lea, 10 sera, to B. Clarke, pfiMei. eat steaks, the pas sil t head by Ift. Bala, Ba l. P ell atV boa ewe eteowion, keeled shoe The lat lea, 1544, 10 ai rrizgrootataliro. the awkljeTh , theleogibbred Maw, iMu ced isa Sediry2r.ilery,7=t T ' sok 1. roe the beet tart lain he led. sr with •14 brava he A. W. Battery; Clydesdale wet men Mg 64 S rim di, bad by Mr. hemp, Si Atiabeadebry. by Myth. Tor a. raid 104 Sim, to 11. W. tilythaide art mei troa fool, 8 yeer• Rkb ora liala ilmi rlstab. of MN" Al D. For the era mart eddies at Thy, not aid, 3 at... to If. Ilkhardeas, art Oak& baled Ikb O. For the hat aped* or forolda aft the nod& Cloae i l....Z i ..—Lrareaire.—flee. I.—For Ohe Ilea ran, 10 cohilderoars. 1. Far the. tee lbw ran, 10 10111., to T. Wank lidialallia,llm4lawl. two aka& Wreaks ram. B. Orf,lwo 'bear Ukases, zata—eomearkk _ I L Poe the btet nmi of taw ass, to T. Watek Enter tain,. Ifeelakeidisa, Leknoter r and rm.& 4. Tor Os bet pond is daisidiag 5 soft. So C. Seaton, 113tak.park, Donsimmsbo own= A Pon of flot . (15 an L.—nn Law SW, (mat TO comma ea Laasmono).—lte tho boot WAIN IVA% t.. No .—fts. I.—no bat 1121 W1. Fot On mea of any Mier OWL Net OA** merit 3. for driblet pan of Ave thew ewes, St m.o. 11. Watoos, !Editor, Copir.Ammo N. 8 ., pen at Ivo Soot% DMZ shown* wee. —Fat the boot ram to the .0 .ve doom. We medal, to T. Watson. To the Wender of the best ram In oho above clams", the modal, to T. Watson. CL33324.—Swtxt.—See. I.—Foe the hest boar of the lugs breed, 3 son., to Mrs. Gage, lklt,rena, Newtownlimsvady, a boar 2 years and le months old.—For the second best, S sore.-1 0 on 2. For the hest boar of the moll breed, 5 DMA., to A. , Loodauderry, a boar 1 year old.—For the second best, 3 so Ci rs.Vo merit. 3. For the best breeding sow of the large breed, 4 soya-, to W. A. Glenn, Gleneale, Port:ash, a sow, 1 year ands months old. For the second best, 2 roes., to C. Fealon, Black ?Ark, Dunamanagh, • sow 2 years old. 31. Gage, Struve, Newtownlimavady, • sow—com mended. 4. For the Oat breeding now of the small breed, 4 WM.., I. M. Gage, Strt.ve, Newtownlimarady, a sow 2 years old. For the second best, 3 sore, to C. Seaton, a sow 7 months o.d. 3. For the best lot of three lAgs, of the same litter, not more than nine months 0:d, 3 sore., to Si Lloyd, Summerhill, Londonderry, • Int of three pigs of the IleriAhlre breed, 22 weeks old. For the second best, 2 SOTO., to C. Seaton, a int of three pigs, 10 weeks old. CLAM. O.—Ezra Svoes.-5. Gilliland, Londonderry, a heifer, be tween Hereto d cud loos horned Irish, 3 years otd, bred by Mr. Gil liland, of Drumbarnet, Deeegal, 21. W. Todd, • Cheviot ram, 3 years Si.old, G. Weir ' Feoughs.l, Preetookirk, seven Leicester rams, 2 years old, 31. W. Sinclair, Broomfield. Llitani, a pen of ewe lambs, cross of Southdown with Irish sbeep, M.s. Gage, Benanav, New tcrwrilimavady, ram a..d ewes of the horned breed, I year old, IL lioevra.—A. W. Buttery ,V. Mrs. Gage, two draft horse., If. 61r IL Bruce, a thoroughbred mare and bat, 9 years old, • medal. YORK BAL I M Avousr 13. Gt. Northam 34 8. Britla ktrds, V. 7r. V. 4s. Man., Ras., Nat., & Mid., 11. 2r. Do. Extension, Newt Herwkk New, W. Sr. 6d. I York and News astls New,l4l W. IA Do. Pref.. 111. 31. Dd. ZOMBI:MOH BALES, /Ivory 12. Gsledordan New, 34e. Id. 341. ?Albs., Leitk, GI1119(11, 10s. Mkt & Northern New, Rs. dd. Ot Northern, 711. 70s. Mkt 6d. N. British Qrs.. 31.12 r. 6 d. Edlaburab & Newport New, Do. Thirds, 441.6 d. 445. see. 6d. 371. GLASGOW BALER Awourr 12. Cakeloolan New, Ifs. Gt. 5. of Mediae, Ir. 6d. Mods* mad Perth Qrs., St 41.6 d. Kan. & South. New, MI. 9d. 211. last bidia Sosip, 31. York it Newe. Prel., 11/. 10s, Glos., KU., k Ard., 31. 13a. PRODUCE.-Agrwass, Aug. 12.-Coffee : The demand for Brazil has improved, and about 4,500 begs sold at 204 c. to 23c. Good qualities are scares. 01 St. Domingo only a few small parcels were disposed of, at previous r ate.. -Coooa is in request. We quote Maraoham and Para at 26e. to 27c.; Guayaquil, 25e. to 26c. per half-kilo. Oar stocks are nearly exhausted, and the Seat arrive], will com mand a ready sale.-Cotton : Our stocks offering but little choice, transactions are resaided to small lots to supply immediate exigencies. Louisiania and Mobile we quote from 38c. to 46e.; Georgia and Florida, I Mc. to 441 e. per half kilo.-Sugar : The market is without any particular alteration. The late arrivals front Havaanak have beset very extensive. We have to mention the sale of about 560 boxes yellow Havanuab at 1546. to 1745 per 50 kilos.-Ries has been in better demand, and some panes], have changed hand,. Carolina, 1416. to 160. 60 tons' African were placed at 4111. to 1218. per 60 kilo.-Hides : We have to report the sales of 14,700 dry River Plate, at 270. to 391 e. ; 300 Rio Grande, at 2Sc. per half kilo. liatestlio, Aug. 10.-Coffee: The market is firm, and a 1 Bather rise in prises is impected,whiek, however,wal mainly rtsl.npoo the result of the meet Dutch_ public isles. 8,000 ogo, afloat, sold at 3kl. ; 200 b. Maracaibo, at 31e ; ' and 1,800 begs Rio, at 3 3-16 s. to 3 7-16,.-Cotton is quieter: 56 bales Georgia were disposed of at 715., and 260 bales New Orleans, at 71s. We quote Pernambuco, fils. to 841. ; St. Domingo, fa to 7s. ; Surat., 51s. to Sig.-Sugar : Two car goes have arrived from Havanneb, and two others from Brazil. 5,600 boxes yellow Havennah found buyers at 161 m. to 19m. per 100:b. We quota white Brazil at 171 m. to 191 m. • brown Brazil, 131 m. to 161 m. per 1001b .- Pepper : 3 00 bags Sumatra fetched 21s. to 3s. per lb.-Rice is in rather better demand ; prices, however, are unchanged -Hides : There is a better opinion for the article; about 15,000 Buenos Ayres found buyers at 41s. to 61s. ; 1,100 Mazatlan sold at 2.. to 41s. ; and 1,300 Batavia, from ss. to 51s. TALLOW.-LONDON, Aug. 13.-No improvement I can be noticed in the value of thu article, and although the deliveries 'how a steady consumption is going on, the market wears a rather heavy aspect, and prices have a tendency to decline. Holders of I'. Y. C. on the spot are inclined to firraneu, at 48.. 3d. for fine quality. At auction to-day 600 casks, first sort, really fine, were all taken in for 48s. 3d. per cwt. Of 83 asks rather ordinary, only 6 casks found buyers at 475. 6d. 2QB casks Odessa Sheep and Beef were held for 475.-20 casks were realised at that figure. Australian was in little request; of 174 casks offered only 79 *old, as follows Mutton Tallow, good to fine, 47e.6d. to 485.; rather dark and rather tender, 475. to 475. 3d. Beef Tallow, Wel -1 dling to fair colour, fair body, 46a. 9d. to 475. ; greasy, 465.; rather dark, 4&. 9d. to 4& ; very grassy and sottish, 445. 3d. South American was rather more in demand, and met a steady sale, at fully late prices; in some instances 3d. per cat. advance on late rates was obtained. Of 190 casks offered, 110 casks realised as follows :-Fair to good, 465. to 465. 9d. ; middling, and rather dark, 455. 9d. to 465. ; discoloured and dregged, 455. per cwt. The stock of this latter description in first hands is now in a smell com pass. Town-melted is in limited supply, and fully supports the late value of 495. to 495. 6d. per cwt., nett cash. For delivery of new Y.C. in the last three months, there are 'Oilers at 465. 6d. per cwt. ; but, in the absence of business, that quotation can only be regarded u nominal. CORN.-BmGwroN, Aug. 12. - Wheat, white, 161. to 171. ; red, 141. 15s. to 151.55. Oats, feed, 275. to 30s. Barley, 38a. to 425. Beans, Sic. to 565. Peas, 36e, to 40s. DERBY, Aug. 13.-We had a small attendance at this day's market. The little done is Wheat was 2a. to 3s. under last week's prices. Beans and Oats unaltered. Some des- man! exists for new Oats, the supply of which, owing to the showery weather, is much smaller than last week. Wheat, per 36 stone, 66a. to 69a. ; white, 755. Barley, grinding, per 30 stone, 44.. to 46e. Oats, old, per 24 atone, 335. to 365. Beans, old, per 38 stone, 58e. to 60s. Dosztxo, Aug. 12.-Owing to the present very busy season among our neighbouring farmers in their harvest operations, the market to-day was thinly attended, and the trade ruled exceedingly heavy, the millers having little or no disposition to purchase, unless at a great reduction in pries, which the subjoined list will show : Wheat, white, 154. to 161. ; red, 151. 10s.; Barley, 38s. ; Oats, 275. to 30s. ; Peas, new, 38s. to 425. ; Beans, old, 42.. to 465. ELY, Ans. 12.—Very little was done on the Corn•hill to-day, and for all deetripliens prises way be quoted the same at last week. HULL, Aug. 13.-For grain the quotations may be con sidered almost nominal, the transactions of the week having been so very limited, the heavy fiulures in London having almost paralyzed business in this article. The arrivals of Linseed this week amount to about 4,022 qn.--say, 1,800 qrs. from St. Petersburg; 2,200 qrs. from Heidelberg ; and 44 bags from Gothenburg. Sales to a fair extent have again been effected; and, as the stocks on hand are by no means large, prices have been well supported. The market is cleared of Black Sea Seed, which would sell readily at 495. per per. ; and as most of the mills are ready to re-commence work, we may look for an increased oanstimption of Seed. In Rapeseed no transactions have transpired. Hamburg advices of the 10th inst., state 800 lasts to have been taken from Belgium, &c., at 291. ss. to 291. les. f.o.b. at the Benevento and Holstein Elbe coasts; and a further quantity of 80 lasts for England, at 281. 1.5 e. f.o.b. off Wismar. The demand far Hull-made Linseed Cakes has been so brisk as to advance the value to 101. les. pm ton; at which price transactions have been effected. Foreign are scarce, and realize full prices. Rape Cakes have experienced an improvement both in price and demand, having been sold this week at 51. 10s. per ton exehip. Foreign imports into Hull during this week: Linseed, 4,022 qrs. ; Rapeseed, 255; Wheat, 2,950 ; Barley, 4,300 ; Oats, 460 ; Beans, 70 ; Peas, 250; Tares, 201. LlocoLx, Aug. 13.-We have had a better show of Wheat in our market to-day than for some weeks past, though the attendance of farmers was small, owing to their being gene rally engaged in harvest operations. We saw several new samples of excellent quality. There was a little business doing at a decline of 3s. to 9s. Wheat, red, 68a. to 625.; white, 61s. to 655. Livertroot., Aug. 13. -We have a continued good supply of Wheat, Indian Corn, and Corn Meal, with a farther large arrival of Flour, amounting, from the States and Canada together, to nearly 70,000 barrels within the past three days. Though the weather has been unsettled and has caused some interruption to harvest p • the ante of the trade has appeared wholly uninfluen thereby during the interval from Tuesday last; on the contrary, the unpleasant nature of the communications from London, added to the abundant stock evadable for present sale, have contributed still further to obsUtet the con fidence that should reasonably have obtained from the greet reduction of prices; and upon a limited general &ei nem, our late csrrency could not be maintained. This morning's market was well attandedhy Wryer', mostly from the interior, bet their purchases of Wheat were upon a very limited ac de, and at irregular prices, varying from 9d. to ed. per 70th. below the rtes of Tuesday: in Flour, how ever, however, a large bushes, was done at a reduction of Is. 6d. to 2s. per barrel, the extreme decline applying to such parcels as were not likely to keep fresh. Barley, Beans, and Peas nominally rather cheaper. with a dull sale. In Oats and Oatmeal little business peeing, and their veins unaltered. Secondary and inferior qualities of Indian Corn are in gcod request at prices beyond their relative ' value, while prime samples remain in slow limited demand : Yellow Indian Meal 14e., white 14s. to 151. per brl. British Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, 811. 9d. to 9s. 2d.; , extra, 9s. to 9s. 4d.; white, 9s. to 9s. 3d.; antra, 9s. 31. to N. 6d; Irish, red, 7s. 9d. to Bs.; extra, Bs. to Bs. 3d.; white, Bs. 3d. to Bs. 6d. Barley, English, per quarter, 38e. to 403.; Chevalier, 40s, to 411. ; Scotch and Irish, per 601 b., 44. 3d. to 4s. 61 Malt, English, per quarter, pale, 741. to 80e. Oats, English and Scotch, per 451 b., 4s. sd. to 4s. 7d. ; Welsh, 4s. 3el. to 4s. 5d.; Irish, fine qualities, 43. 3d. to 4s. ed.; general qualities, 4s. 2d. to 4s. 4d. Beans, English, per quarter, 565. to 60s. ; Pigeon, 564. to 60s. Scotch and Irish, per 480 lb., 48s. to 545. Peas, English, per quarter, white, 4.55. to 48e. ' do. and Irish, grey, 425. to 445. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, 475. to 50s. ; superfine, 48s. to 60s. ; extra, 501. to 535. Oatmeal, per load of 240 lb., Irish, new, 31s. to 323. ; old, 28e. to 30s. ; Canadian, old, 28s. to 295. Bran, per 24 lb., le. 4d. to le. ed. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 h., Canadian, red, Be. 3d. to 84.6].; white, Bs. 2d. to 9s. 2d.; United State., red, 6d. to Bs. 9d. ; white, 9s. to 9s. ed. ; Dantzie, mixed and red, Bs. 6d. to Bs. 9d. ; high mixed, 9s. 4d. to 9s. Bd. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg red, Be. ed. to N. 9d. ; white, 9s. 2d. to 9s. 46.; Riga and Peters- , burg, red. Bs. to 89 2d. ; Archangel, Is. 6d. to 7s. 9d. ; Odessa, common, red, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 9d, ; Polish, fie. to Bs. 4d.; French, Sp an i s h , and Italian, red, 83. to ; white, Be. 3d. to Be. 9d. ; Bennet and . Marianopoli, red, 7a. fid. to Bs. ; Egyptian, ss. to se. 6d. ; Mediterranean, &c., hard, red, N. 3d. to Se. 6d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 365. to 40e. Barley, per 601 b., 4a. 31. to Ss. 6d. Oats, per 451 b., 41. 3d. to 4s. 6d. Beans, per quarter, European, 565. to 595. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 331. to 341. Peas, per qr., Baltic, &e., white, 425. to 455. ; Canadian, 40,. to 4N. Indian Corn, per 4601 b., 255. to 355.; Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b., 14s. to lie. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 275. to 28e. 6d.; United States, sweet, 275. to 295. ; United States and Canadian, sour, 235. to 24e. Arrivals into Liverpool and Buncons, from the 10th to the 12th August, inclusive: Wheat, 10,424 on.; Barley, 3,015 • , Malt, 1,820 ; Oats, 4,515; Beans, 499 ; Peas, 150 ; Indian Corn, 14,670 ; Indian Corn Meal, 11,148 barrels; Oatmeal, 88 racks; Flour, 339 , sacks, and 67,750 barrels, RIPON, Aug. 12.-Our supply at th is day's market is rather limited, but enual to the demand. A fine sample of Oats was offered for sate, and 40s. demanded, but could not be obtained. Wheat may be quoted at a reduction of 4s.per STATE OF THE POLLS. NORTHUMBERLAND (NORTH). (OFFICIAL DECLARATION). Sir G. Grey Lord Ossulston 1247 Lord Loraine 1237 CLARE COUNTY. State of poll, Aug. 11 — Major Maenamara 454 Mr. C. O'Brien 399 Sir L. O'Brien Mr. Fitzgerald At noon, on the 12th instant, Sir L. O'Brien was said to be at the bead of the poll. LEI TRIM COUNTY. Close of poll, Aug. 11— . Mr. Tennyson 385 Lord Clements 364 Mr. Godley LIMERICK COUNTY. State of poll Aug. 12— Mr. Monsen 535 Mr. S. O'Brien Mr. Powell Mr. G. O'Connell LONGFORD COUNTY. State of poll, Aug. 12— Mr. 13Iack.hall Mr. Fox Mr. Lefroy Mr. Harman 303 • MEATH COUNTY. State of poll, Aug. 12— Mr. Corbally Mr. Grattan 5OO Mr. Singleton Mr. Singleton has resigned. NORFOLK (WEST). State of poll at 4 p.m., Aug. 13 : Mr. Bagge 2737 Hon. Mr. Coke 2715 Mr. Hamond 2624 Mr. L'Estrange 2452 WARWICKSHIRE (NORTH). State of poll Aug. 13— Mr. Newdigata 2200 Mr. Spooner 1867 Mr. Leigh 1637 COMJIERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The funds have been calm, but rather heavy all the morning at the closing prices of yesterday, say Console at 87 to 1 for money, and 871 to 1 for time At these quotations they still remain, with scarcely any business carrying on. The jobbers and speculators, indeed, are holding their hands, and disinclined to enter upon any operations, now that' the arrival of the Britannia is known, until it shall be ascertained by the delivery of the papers and ad. vices she brings how trading and money affairs stand, and the exchange on England rules there. Reduced Threes, 871 to a. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 89 to 5. Exchequer Bills, Is. discount and 3s. prem. Bank Stock, 193 to 8. Foreign stocks remain quite inactive, and Spanish scarcely saleable. The Fivea are called 20 to 1 ; the Threes, 30 to 1. Portuguese, 28 to 9. Mexican, 171 to 18i. New Granada, 19 to 1. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 351 to 64; the Fours, 881 to 91. Belgian, 92 to 4. Ad vices from Hamburg mention the failure of Messrs. Cropp and Marchand. The liabilities are stated at 00,0001., bat wo believe they will not be found to exceed half that amount. Another house at Hamburg has also stopped, together with one at Stettin, which has been brought down by the sus pension of Cropp and Marchand. MOLISE! 71114031. Bask Sleek, ISS 9 I 3 per C 4 Omni. 5... lri h s ... ci. Red Anise , 471 31 9.'0.0000 1 3 per Ca 05•4414 mu* , 0 1 Iseheiser Mll, 14 es .34 OW POllllO/4 71/141113. 3 per C 4 Austria,* Bends, SI 4 1 per Oust Oismsl4 0.10.,11 e 4 3 Per C - 841410• 1.40,014 Omsk Deinel We, 14 4 It per Cent. 41440, 3 poi 411. 1144ime, 1144, 111 In per Ct. I Nue New, e Bes3lls 4 143 84483, 3 I per 04 Perirelna Si., N i 1.14.01=5ay.114., IS I /1414,51 10 i per 11414.114 11 . nt e o ' C i lrlea Ht., 015 Imp p= h ipe, ip I 11100 Colarsb. Dot Ms., 41 $ Colomblas Donde, 0.1., 3 1 I S 3pollti L Delbreled :It 4 per Cl. Deets\ 1444. MS i Imola Mlles WE. 4i 1 14 per Cl. DAMS Pd., MI le I pero4. Vatemelaids. IS 40 4 per a. 040 to 4 steb. 303 41 Vareels Dolemel 24.111 114 RAILWAYS.—We have little change in the share market to-day, the quotations being nearly as before. London and North Western have had a slight rally from the extreme depression of yesterday. LIVERPOOL SALES, Auovor 19. E. Couetire, 19 Midland Halves, 24 Do. York Esten., 1 Newness. & Err. New, 34 London & N. Western, 1694 York & Newe. Prot, 314 Do. Ore, 14 Amber. E. Jun., 14 Men. and Leede Fifths, 34 Liver., Crosby, & Southport, 4 illdhod, 1194 North Waders), 3 d 1)0. 10/. sh., 454 Amb., Not., k Lone" t Cbes. June., 3j d Dirm. k Oxford in..., 6S ➢ Bolton, Elkba., Mire., and W. Y. Fret., 21 1 p E. Counties (York Ex.), 1 East Lancashire New, 1 9-16 el Gt. Northam Eitenaton, 9-16 d Hutt. Itt Man. IL and C., 13.161 p Lon., kl in., lk B r. Qw.(B), Sl3 p Do. (C.), 3 p ----- • • &LIM A , o• . •e IS. LAM and Yorkshire W.R.D.), I d Mane.. Sher., k Linn (Oramtby 121.10.. *h.), I d Do. Grimsby Dock, 41 d Do. Ilhef. and Line.. 3-16 d N. filadordshirk 2 3.18 i p Oldham Alliance, Ile. d 8. E. and Darer, No. 4, / d Wharfdale ly d Newo. & Dem. New, p I, Arouse 13. Daby. Staff., &Wor.Reg., 2311.9 d. South Staffordshire, i d Mass. & South., lon. & N. W.lO/. sh. M. & 8., 67 Mtdland New, 21 p Wolv., & Trod., 6 5/.1/4.9d.p ihr., Weis., & St. V‘6., in 9d. p LEEDS SALES, Arecsr 12. E.LancashlreNcw,2%.6‘l.23s.66l.d N. British Proxls. 24e. p Great Northern, 21 d North Western, 21495. Cd. d New:. & Berwick New, 31 31.91. p West Union, 41. 6d. d BRISTOL SALES, Acorerr 13. Gt. Western New, 21. 3s. 9d. 21 . p hildland New SOL eh-, 21 p Do. Quarters, 4 p Netre. and Bee. New, 61 p London mid N. Western New, N. Staffordshire, 2 p 61. 18a. 9d. p IWI.L SALES, AV01,7 19. Amh., Not., & N 0.., 235. Newt & Be. New, p Hull and Selby Marro, 61/ N. British Thirds da, eds. Do. Qrs., 221 14, Stalfordshlre, 21 p Ipswich sad Bury, 4 d York sad Newa net, 34 p -e --:e7 1 74 e qe. from last week's curreney. Deans, an advance of 2s. per qr. Old Oats, steady. Barley continued nominal. Wheat, white, Bs. 9d. to 9s. &I. ; red, 83. 3d. to Bs. 91. per busliel. Oats, 34s to 40s. per qr. Beans, Bs. to 81. Bd. per bushel. Ur; Aug. 11.—A large corn market this day. A great many samples of Wheat, and more business doing than fur some time past, at fully 3s. per qr. lower than last week. There was one sample of new Wheat offered, which was in very fair condition, weight about 62110. per bushel. A large supply of new guy Peas, and from ls. to 21. lower than last week. Other kinds of grain about the same. Wheat, old white, 60s. to 665.; new, 695. to 665. ; old red, 60s. to 635. Baxley, grinding, 445. to 465. Oats, country, 30s. to 325. Peas, grey, 38s. to 40s. - - SCLZMOIIOUGH, Aug. 12.—The quantity of both Wheat and Oata on offer is again small, and but a slow business ran be effected at lad week's quotations. Wheat sold from Os. to 94. 6d. per 6 atones ; Oats, from 16d. to lid. ; Barley, none in the market ; seconds Flour, 535. to 545.. and super- Roe, 695. to 60s. per sack of 20 stone. BOUTRAMPTO3% Aug. 13.—1 t is almost impossible to give rectorate guotstions in the present undecided state of the market, the dull accounts from London and the floe weather not failing to have an effect upon buyers. Flour is quoted at 48s. to 601. per wk. UXBRIDGE, Aug. 12.—Wheat, 181. to 221. per load of 6 qrs. Beans, 60s. to 565. per qr. Peas. 60s. to 645. Barley, 455. to 68e. Oats, 28e. to 429. Eye, 56.. to 601. Tares, 101. per bushel. Flour, per sack, white, 58s. ; households, 635. ; seconds, 48e. WASEPELLD, Aug. 13.-The weather this morning is of a more settled appearance than for some days past. Reaping ls going on rapidly in the southern districts, but It is by no means general in Yorkshire. The crop of Wheat is short of promise. Aesop to the reports we receive, our impression is, an average ace is the full extent we can calculate upon. The m ' en continue to supply merely their weekly wants; the trade in Wheat is slow, at barely as good prices as last week, for fresh qualities; other sorts 21. per qr. lower. Barley nominal. Oats and Shelling each recede. Beans go off slowly without alteration in value. Other articles as before. The following are the current prices; Wheat, per quarter 601 b. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new, 633. to 645.; extra, 655.; white, 645. to 68e.; extra, 70s. ; Norfolk and Hunts, red, 60s. to 625. ; extra, 635. ; white, 635. to 61e. ; extra, 655. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 575. to 60a. , seta, 635.; white, 563. to 621.; extra, 655. ; Yorkshire, red, 50e. to 58e.; extra, 605.; white, 584. to 62a. ; extra, 84s. ; Dantsic and Konigsberg wh ite, 60s. to Ble.; extra, 84e. ; Lower Bekie 104 Ham , red, 56e. to 603.; extra, 625.; Mediterranean„ sth. to 545. ; extra, 575. Old, red, 50s. to 545. ; extra, 675. ; Barley, per quarter imperial, foreign 365. to 423. Beans, per quarter, 63 lbs. to the bushel, small fine, 51s. to 545. ; extra, 551., ; Ticks, 50s. to 535. ; extra, 54a.; foreign, 40e. to 505.; extra, 53e. Oats, per stone, meld ing, 13,1. to 131 d. ; extra, 14d. ; feeding, 13d. to 131 d. ; extra, 14d. ; foreign, 121. to 13d. ; extra, 131 d. Shelling, per load of 2611b5., 335. to 34e.; extra, 353. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 625. to 535. ; extra, 54e. Peas, per imp. qr., blue and white boilers, 46... to 50s. ; extra, 545. ; grey and feed, 40s. to Cis. ; extra, 50s. Rapeseed, per last imp., English, 271. to 291. ; foreign, 271. to 29!. Linseed, per imp. qr., 465. to 545. Imports during the week : Wheat, 7,251 qrs. ; Barley, 529 ; Oats, 1,672; Beans, 319 ; Peas, 22 ; Flour, 200 sacks. WATRILFORD, Aug. 11.—Since Saturday no transactions have occurred in any article except Indian Corn and Meal, for which there is a fair demand at the full prices of last week. MINERALS.—Lead Orea sold at Truro, on the 6th August. Wines. Ti.o Price. Purchasers. Eau Wheal Ease .... 8 0 • . PFLer. a: Co. i!±Tra o o 1101TC - droiod Son. ditto Sold at liolywell, on the 12th August. M alw r d to dw ... . . 131 ... 11 2 ... Mr. Elton. Cottle Lips ........ ..... 17 . . 11 3 ... Walker, Parker, & Co. Milwr .« . . 4 Ii 0 ... Mather & Co. ditto 1 11 0 ... Walker, Parker, & Co. Madre ditto ..........„ HI ... 10 6 ... Mr. Elton, ditto ditto ...... 64 ... 10 8 ... Walker, Parker, & Co. Deep Level is .. 10 17 ... ditto Clara 22 .. 28 2 ... Nevetoo, Keats, & Co. ditto . .... 8 16 3 ... Walker, Parker, & Co. 4lks Total i 240 to m ... 13 0 . Newton, Teats, & Co. t . BLACK TI, . 1_ . linnet. Tow. !eee. , ..,.rurchneera. Bottlo liilt 9 4l 0 0 Williams &Co. —Mining Journal. COPPER ORES. Sampled July 28, and Sold at Andrew's Hotel, Redruth, Ang. 19. Mines. Tons. Prise. Mines. Tooa. Prim. Ciro Brea 111 £6 0 I Par Connote 101 ... X 9 ditto 193 ... 314 ditto 70 ... 516 ditto 99... S 4 ditto 59... 8 8 ditto $9 ... 519 Wh. Rodney 59 ... S 5 ditto 87... 410 ditto 42... 3 3 ditto 86 ... 19 3 ditto 30... 1 1 ditto 84 ... 11 2 Wh. Tremoyne 31 ... 316 ditto 74... II 10 ditto 36... 8 6 ditto 73... 4 7 ditto 27 ... 815 ditto 79 ... 818 ditto 16 ... 2 7 ditto 71 ... 919 Wiz. Agar 39 ... 2 1 ditto 70... 11 1 ditto 38... 712 ditto 39... 112 ditto 90... 115 ditto 16 ... 12 10 Gwinear Cooaoto 31 1 19 ditto 2 .- 36 16 ditto 37... 119 Wheal Prosper... 71 ... 4 15 ditto 2 ... 7 7 ditto 64 ... 4 5 N. Wheal Bute 65 ... 4 I ditto 60 ... 3 2 Wheal Jane 35 . 2 6 ditto 59... 115 ditto 19... 3 3 ditto 36 7 8 Trenow Consols 40 ... 3 7 Wheal Friendship 9 ... 4 0 Walk:atom Mom 28 ... 5 7 Melted 14111 a lOO ... 4 IS ditto 11 ... 13 10 ditto 71 ... 4 0 Cern Ferran ll ... 7 II ditto 53... 3 9 ditto 10... 818 Wheal Sparrow... 89 ... 3 19 TOTAL Tow. £ a. d. Cant Brea 1073...7,999 13 Friend. 319_ ' 1 473 10 0 Wb. U.ite d arrow j 313-. ' 1 403 13 Wit. Sp Par Consols-- 230-1,836 15 0 Wh. Rodney 131... 179 11 0 ' Wh. Trenayne 130— 767 7 • Average Standard.... ElOO 16 0 , Avenge Price per tat d. Wit. Agar Olrimar Cm* 90... 188 10 Nor.WE.Bneet 93 163 5 I Wheel Jane Trenow Com Welling. Mines 11.. 1/7 10 Cam Perm 21... 111 7 Average Produce RS 19 0 Husatityof Or S 566t66s I Qom aline Caner, 111 !LIS cert. Amountot Lter RALL—Aedrap till 6 o—Aeerege Produce... 71 COMPANIES BY WHOM THE ORES WERE PURCHASED. T. Amount. Ea gr: ll : 6lll744 aad ***** Freeman !TA& co. 199 ..... A 965 4 346 1,829 5 3 759 3,965 4 9 4 .1 3 . 1 ? P. onma said DM 217 110001. sad ex Vll l Musis, lirin g:66. MAP& 388 Wel rams 2,333 £13,483 12 0 C r id Orso for irk on Thursday next, at Andrew's H laseth.-IHess and Parads.—Devon Great Con- Wheal Fanny, and Wheal Josiah, 1,140 1 11 -Wat Cisain. Osesols, 310—Wheal Friend s*, 186-116ast Vain 1 Bedford United Mines, 101 —Holman* H—W Garland, 12.—Total, 2,317 tons. Copper Coss Bet ISM on Thursday week, at Andrew's Hotel, Haw& Mina sad Parcels. United Mines, 1 1,170-Iknlii Crandon, 3.s4—Tntaven, 286—Par Consols, 283—West Wirral Jewel, 184—Treleigh Console, 174—West Treasons's, 80—South Taloa, 36—North Downs, 16—East Downs, 9.—Total, 2,691 tons. COPPER ORES. Sampled July 14, and sad at swam % August IS. 1P 2 4: - Prellask - it!WIFel. Knock= boo ll 3 1 ditto III ii ditto. ... . . 101 ditto ditto Mai ditto ditto ditto ditto SO ..... 49 ...... 80 ditto ditto Octet Alba 96 „ . 134' ditto ditto a Ciasoboos ditto 96 . .. n ditto N ditto ditto ditto ( *VW ll3 90 0390 ditto 52 " Gill s= Mil 30 . - SS 124 2 8 Burrs Burro. F .... 31 27 ate lO - Ms : M I dltb) Primus Royal onites Vine Slag 111 TOTAL I'ItODCCE. _ _ _ Teas. 15 d: Ma; t s. d. Xiseeliashon 479... 9,933 11 0100eegow Sag... 77... 173 0 ChM. 871 ..13,984 17 6 Barre Burrs .. 61... 1,189 17 6 Oebra 392_ 9,613 9 0 Primes Royal 60... 5 0 ON111116•111 343_ 1,119 7 0 Bettrsatutegt 47... 187 8 0 =iego 303. 4,231 13 6 1 Vine Meg SO 69 0 0 137 . 2,233 3 0 1 ibtal tom, 2,o6o.—Amount of money, 130,872 16e. Ores for gale August 26.—Cobra, 96, ditto 91, ta c o P L " , ditto 72, ditto 44, ditto 6.—Knockmabon, 118 ditto 103, ditto 63, ditto 61.—Burra Bum, 76, ditto 67, ditto 60, ditto 50, ditto 16, ditto 3, ditto 63.—Berrharen, 108, ditto 96, ditto 92.—Cuba, 93, ditto 85, ditto 65.—Crouo. bane, 63, ditto 41, ditto 38, ditto 26, ditto 24, ditto 4, ditto 2.—Tigrony, 2.—Coplapo, 93, ditto 63,ditto 46.—K s pends, 96, ditto 63, ditto 14.—Holyford, 90, ditto 50. Sydney, 92.—chai, 61.—Imckamore, 30, ditto 11.—Aber dovey, 24.—Bellymurtagh, 4.—Total, 2,521 tons. The following am the compeales by 'rheas the ores wee purchased, at the Swansea Ede of Aug. 3. Tone. Amount 3434 15,231 6 0 ... 173 . 6 0 Er 411•11 Copper Co. Freeman Co .. go Pima, Wlßeams, Needle, and Co. Vivian and" sow Williams, Poster, and 00. 393 - Total tons le 0 HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two o'Clod.— Mows. Pattenden and Smith report that the market con tinues the more. ct. 41.10 te H. It I Twilar Into.. p.m. 2'. 19 cc 8%4 Wog/ of into 4 4le 4 11 Teertlag Som. . 3 811 3 1 1 /sem , 314t0 11 4 Oil 110 3 Tenthia• WOOL.—BRADFORD, Aug. 12.—The supply of combing Wool is much more plentiful, end is indeed better than the demand, so the spinner& onlyiparchase in small ~. lots, and with great caution. Clothing Wool is wane, and fetches higher price!. LEEDS, Aug. I3.—The demand fur foreign Wools during the put two or three weeks has been somewhat restricted. The general scarcity of money; the uncertainty regarding the harvest ; the excitement of a general election ; and more wticularly, as applied to this week, the great number of buyen who have been drawn from the market to attend the London Wool saks, now progressing, have all conduced to interfere with the regular process of business. German Wools have, however, steadily maintained the prices which were established by the German fairs. We may just add, that the accounts from the sales speak of the rates of the last series having been fully realised during the few days they had pro ceeded. In the English Wool market, there has not been any alteration in this branch of trade during the present week, eater as to demand or prices. - LIVERFOOL, Aug. 12.—The sales of low Wool last Friday went off very spiritedly, es far as regards the East India. Borne good yellow fetched 4d. ; similar marks sold in May for 7d. and 7id.; middle white was rather lower ; prices of East India generally were id. to id. higher than in May. The Buenas Ayres was, as usual, principally withdrawn ; a quan tity was afterwards bought for the Continent. We learn also that a email lot of Botany is being shipped to New York. There has been a stir in the Alpaca market ; about 1,000 bags have been purchased for Bradford. The demand for Wool by private contract is very limited. HAY.—SMITLIFIELD, Two o'clook.—Mesors. Cooper and Durk, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report a moderate supply, but the trade. very heavy, at the following prices ems* Newest, IN to 744 I New 40. to Is. Clover OStt to MU. In ...... Ad. to 110 s. Bowes... —5 to—o. New 6os. to Ms. Stowe ... t4 us its CATTLE, &T.-ASIIBURTON FAIR, Aug. 10.- There was the largest supply of Sheep ever known for August. The supply of Bullocks was also good; fat Bullocks fetch. d 56e. to 601. per cwt. Cows and Calves ' 121. to 161. Fat Sheep, 61d. to 7d. About 200 Sheep weredisposed of: buyers would not purchase without a redaction in price ; and there was not that amount of business transacted which was expected in the early part of the day. Dakar, Aug. 10.-There was a rood supply of both Beasts and Sheep ; Calves scarce ; Pip plentiful. Beef made from 6d. to 64d. ; Mutton, fid. to 71. ; Lomb, 7d.; Veal, 6d. to 6id ; Pip, 9s. to 10s. per score. Rough Fat, 45. 6d. per stone. Hides, 2d. per lb. ; Calf Skins, 2d. to 4d. Extras, Aug. 13.-The farmers being generally busily 1 11 harvesting, the attendance of the m ar k e t h as b een sma ll . Fat beef was in moderate supply, selling from 9.. 6d. to Ile: per more, Mat this Lair ether d ns of Be Opinitiljemr made ha gm No instances only. All Beasts seams, tat - the supply was equal to the demand, and prices were no higher than last week. Cows and Calves, 101. to 15!. each; barreners, ss. to 61. per store ; butehen' Calves, sd. to 61d. per lb. A fair supply of Sheep; the best Wethers sold at 6d. to 61d. per lb. Lambe about the same mice. NEWCASTLE Lutes FAIR, Aug. 12.-With the excep tion of Irish cattle and Mitch (~ o we, the supply of all kinds of stock was below an average. There were several lots of very good three-yeers.old Steers from Yorkshire, which were sold at about 141. per head; they were bought to go into the north for lumping, but, generally speaking, the quality was very indifferent, and what is still worse, a disease is raging amongst cattle, both in this town and many places in Northumberland to an alarming extent, and scarcely a lot shown to-day was entirely free from it. It seizes the throat and lungs, and, however high in condition the animal may be, it is reduced to a mere skeleton in a few days, and in nine cases oat of ten proves fatal. The very few fat cattle shown sold from 71. to 7e. 9d. per lot of fourteen. Year-old Short-Horns, of a Rood quality, were in active request, and brought good prices. Two-year-olds ditto met with slow sale, and were about it. 10s. per head back from last year. Mitch Cows were almost a drug, at a reduction of 21. to 31. per head on late rates. A tolerably good demand for in-calvers ; but Irish tattle were a slow sale, and the dealen were toeing from 11. 10s. to 2/. per head on their previt nt purchases; and at the reduced prices graziers purchased extremely randomly, owing to the effects of the disease ' • prices ranged as follows : Short-horns, year-olds, 61. 10s. to 9/. ; two-years, 81. 10s. to 121. 10s. Kylon, Irish, 41. to 71. ; Galloway, 61. to 71. 65.; West Highland, 41. 15s. to 71. Mitch Cows, 91. to 181. ; in calvers 8/. to 161. per head. Swine was a short supply, and very dull of sale. Hones: Very few good ones shown; then of good action brought high prices, but the middling aorta met slow sale. SEREWSBOET.-At this fair, on Tuesday, the supply of prime fat Wethers was but small, and sold readily at from 61d. to 7d. per lb.; Ewes, 6d. per lb. Store Sheep, of good quality, were is request, but the supply was not very great; good fat Lambe were eagerly sought after, and all sold. The Pigs were very flat, and but few sales effected. WEntenav, Aug. 12.-We had an average supply of • stock. Bents, ss. 9d. to 7s. per st. Sheep, 6d. to 61d. per lb. - • DI'MFRIES, Aug. 11.—This being our second show-day for Barnet, the attendance was better than last week. Our numbers consisted of 560 two and three-rear-old Galloway*, and 60 Kirke; 400 Highlanders, and about 40 Irish and short-horns; with 25 Ayrshire' and 0 Galloway Cows; making the sum total shown to-day 1,084. Yesterday nearly 800 head of Galloway' and Highlanders passed through for the south, all in prime condition. For Sneep price* varied from 18s. to 235. each, according to curlity. One fine lot of half-breds brought 20s. Bd. each, which, we believe, would be about the average figure to-day. Demand good, and a full clearing would be made. COVENT GARDEN.— This Morning.—The supply of Vegetables, although not over abundant, is sufficient for the demand, and hothouse and other Fruit is plentiful. English Pines ere abundant and good. Grapes are plentiful. Cherries, except the Morello, are nearly over. Peaches, • Nectarines, and Melons are abundant. Apricots are also plentiful, and the same may be said of Pears, especially Jargonelles, wbich are selling at moderate prices. Oranges are scarce, and fetch good prices. Nuts are quite sufficient for the demand. Filberts are plentiful, but sell slowly at from 30s. to 40.. per 1001bs. Walnuts and Chestnuts are scarce, as also are Lemons. Of Vegetables, Cauliflowers are nearly over ; but Broccoli is good and sufficient for the demand. Green Peas fetch better prices. Carrots are good ,• but Turnips am indi ff erent. French Beans are scarce and dear. Potatoes are plentiful and good, and fetch lower prices. Lettuces and ether salading are abundant. Mush rooms are dearer. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths Pe largoniums, Gardenias, Allemande cathartics, Stephinotus floribundtts, Carnations, Picotees, Fuchsias, Tuberoses, Moss and other Ram. Pine Apple, per lb. Is to Ls Orspee, hothouse, per lb.. tot is hopilsh, Is toes each per Ulf Mae. to 44 to Is Unmet, per dos, Is to So per 100, is to Mt Lemma, per dos Is to to per lOC/, lee to 301 Mombareles,per balbaleve,le Joh Alameda, per pat.'s Urea &lama, per 11., M to 3s Not., Haulms, per , 14 to MO per leollm, OM to al Haul I, Its to la nuaurs. Opluelt, per Mee, le al to Peas, pee Yam, A fa to la Utlebotes, pa dot Ss to Vegetable Marrow, each ,44 to IM Lattice, CU., per once Ad tote bee, per mon, Id to It 14 Mare, per some, to imam. par t most. Is OM GUAM per MSC Ille Se leo Radiates, pm dim. Mods, St to It ma pa am , Oa to Is Mmitamo. im "MIL to Is Small Wall, par /mart, 24 to 311 leamel.M. MOO. II 00 04 tamp. pot fir, N a 44 TOMO. Mt , N Waterman. Um boo, to td Parolee, pir to Is It Prey "sir Istoda. le to Is 14 tam. me Mai. It to 14 Marjoram, FR Mach. It to Dutch. rer ace., So to lb rip, per dos., ts to Peocheo, per los., es to 10. ?revulsion, per dos . Se to lee Apricot., per doe. 1r to b Appke, bomb per boas, Is to TB Id Titoism, per beets, So to bb Monies, per lb., Id tol dd Cabbages, per Ns, dd to to &I '-"." per Ow bast!, le C 4 to ft Caolidowers, verbs., le ton 111.99e0tt. per haPtle. *a to le Preach Beam, pet Nave, It to is N Ronal, per►hekn, id to 9d Pot/atom, per too, I'. to i l9. cert. d• to le 06.17.0. h id to M Se - XlMeer, per low, 4o to le MI Turnips. per doses, Is to to Red beet, per doz. 1. to to Homo Re 4, per boodle, 1. to l. Cucumbers, arch, &Ito le Rhubarb. per boodle, 44 to al Leeks, per Mc, la to fa Celery. per Moak. 04 to 10 Od Cameo. per baud!, 44 to Id Oahu, pet doe 26 to he Porta/al, per doe, 14 to is 1111.11 Ms. per lb, 44 to Bl Oortle, per lb, 4.1 tat. For Yerterday'o Market. sea tart pap. SHIPPING. MAlts Amu rzo.—Dublin, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donagbadee, 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1. LONDON, Aug. 14.—Wind this day at noon, E.N.E., light breeze and fine. RASISCIATE, Avg. 13.—N.E.—Arrived : Cousins, Quebec. DEAL, AUff. 13.—N.W. to N.E., moderate ; p.m., fresh.— Arrived : Boat and Hester, Singapore ; Wyade, Havannah, and sailed for Hamburg ; Vulcan. and Swanton, New York. Sailed : The ontwardnd. Arrived from the river, and sailed: Sir G. Seymour, New Zealand; Tamerlane, Cal cutta; Pursuit, Barbadoes ; Hymen. Prince Edward's Island ; Pair Acadian, and Laurel, Quebec. YARMOUTH, ISLE OF WIC/HT.—Sailed: Caroline, Quebec. SOVTHAMPTON, Aug. 13.—W.N.W.—Arrived : Friends, Tadounsae. Dawrmours, Aug. 12.—Arrived: H.M. royal steam yacht Victoria and Albert, with the steam squadron, and proceeded on the 13th. Sailed : Chamberlain Newfoundland. CsAnurr, Aug. 12.—The Sussex has been raisee, without 1 material injury. Bausroz., Aug, 13.—N.E.—Arrived : Wm. A. Cooper, New York; Alicia, Prince Edward's IsJand. Sailed: Tim butt*, and Quebec, Canton. Gtorcsenn., Aug. 13.—N.—Arrived : Ellen Small, St. John's, N.B. ; Harry, Quebec. Nzwroar, Aug. 13.-N . E.-Arrived : Marv, St. John's, N.B. Sailed : Leland, Rio Janeiro ; Eli, Boston. CLYDE, Aug. 12.—W.—Sailed : Brenda, and Clutha, De merara. • PETERHEAD, Aug. 12.-13.—Arrived : Commerce, Green land, with 3,500 w a le and two fish, about 50 tons. SUNDERLAND, Aug. 18.—W. by N.—Arrived : Thomas Wood, Quebec. Irrstsaxl, Aug.lo.—W.N.W.—Arrived : Helen Hannah, St. John's, N.B. Coax, Aug. }l.-B.—Arrived: Elea, Volo Aguando ; Garen& ' Havannah ; Joven Claudio Trinidad de Cuba ; Aurora, Philadelphia ; Favourite, W allace, and sailed for Ayr. Sailed : Albion, Quebec. Liuntlex, Aug. 12.—S.W.—Sailed: Matthew, Mira michi ; Clara, Cuba ; Elite Cornish, Cape de Verds ; Anne, Quebec ; Visitor, Labrador. BELFAST, Aug. 12.—W.--Arrived : Triton, Baltimore. Hew" Aug. 13. W.N.W. Arrived : Bunhopesede, I Quebec. Sailed : Fortuna, Valparaiso ; Catherine, St. Andrew's, N.B. Ottemsev, Aug. 13.—N.—Arrived : Bowen, Richibucto. HARCROP, Aug. 13.—N. by E.—Sailed : Symmetry, Ann, Eliza, and Jane, and Speculator, Quebec. ST. Iris, Aug. 11.—Sailed: Victoria, Quebec. • ...0. LANCASTER, Aug. 12.—Arrived : Carleton, and . ";.,, e i e , atf Quebec. CLYDE, Aug. 12.—W.—Arrived : 11th, Mountaineer.. • , ',...... and Northumberland, Quebec. Bailed: Cleaner, Jahn Kerr, ... , ...!7; "."‘ and Perseverance, Quebec; Belleisle, Montreal ;.Enttillt .'. -..; ",f i Isles, Callon; Agnes Sophia, Demerara. --ix , .4 Greenlani b wids 2 OPP LERWICK, Aug. 2.—fixPe-- , ........ fish, 700 seals, and 30 teas; Onion, ditto, with 3 . _''''''" ./ 4 seals, and 100 toes ; North of Scotland, ditto, with 2 SA. . • e ii , 6,000 seals, and 84 tons; Forth, ditto, with 1 ~au, rsenk, i ..' j,,•"' ii „ale , and 46 tons. .... - Most - tart, Aug. S.—Arrived : Henry, Quebec.