The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-01 00:00:00

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It was brougbt to Suez, from Bombay, by the Atalanta steamer, together with the following passeger: M. J. E. G. Morris and two; children, Mrs. Cooper and two children, Mrs. Martinson, Mrs. G. W. Leech, Mrs. Hughes and four children, Mrs. Elam and child, Mrs. Harrison and child, Mrs. Wahab and infant, Mrs. R. McNeil, Miss Lindsay, Mrs. Ward sad three children, Mrs. Hume and three children, Mrs. Kane, Capt. John Cooper, Mr. N. Montefiere, the Rev. J. H. Iltarhes,W. H. Harrison, Esq., Ilajor.General R. M'Neil, Mr. Ward, Major Hume. Capt. I. H. Sale, S. D. Murray, Esq , W. H. Gray, Esq. Major R. 1). White, Lieut:Colenel W. L. G. Williams, Kr. , John Tanner, Capt. H. Creed, F. H. Le' ht, E-q., William Elam, Esq., W. It. Mercer, Esq., Q. N.llawley, Esq., J. M. Blount, Esq.. Capt. F. Dunbar, H. M. 22nd Regt., A. Agnoor, Esq., G. W. Leech, Esq., Sir R. K. Arbuthnot, BIM , Capt. bligginbotham, Lieut. Bell,ltegt, T. R. Richmond, Fail., and Lieut. the Hon. R. Handcock, B.M. 24th Foot. The following thartary, front the Bombay Vows, of May let, appeared in the entire edition of the Daily News of this morning : I Our despatches continue next to newsier.. It is confidently affirmed that Lord Harding, is about to retire from India in October. His departure will be regarded as a heavy calamity by those who consider the interests of India better served by peace and domestic improvement. than war and foreign conquest, and who look to a new administration as likely to reverse the policy for the last three years so successfully pursued. The Punjaub is quiet. There has been an earthquake and some t f :; tl fa l lls of rain and hail at Lahore, by which the air has teen cooled and the climate improved. The troops are get ting comfortably honied, and seem contented, happy, and healthy. Sir John Littler has left for the Julluadhur Dab, on his way to Simla ; he will, it is said, succeed Sir George Pollock as military member of council, with a salary of 10,0001. a year. Goolaub Singh has established a monopoly of opium, tobacco, and spirits, in Cashmere, ' sad intimated that property of which the title is de fective will be resumed by government. The people of Bunnoo and Tank have agreed to pay their taxes: arrears have been remitted in consideration of the extreme poverty of the country. There have been disturbances at Oude of a character calculated eventually to overturn the go- 'ferment. The king himself is hated and despised, and his minister anything but popular.—The burning of widows and destruction of female children has been put a stop to through out the Bajpoot State., by the exertions of the British resi dents—Extensive frauds by the subordinates have been dis covered in the office of the collector of land revenue at Kur- , aachee. Sir Charles Napier continues on the sea coast, in the I eajoyment of excellent health. The last steamer for the season left for Scinde a weeksinoe ; for the next three months the communication with the Indus, by sea, will be suspended. Colonel Outran has been appointed Resident at Baroda in room of Sir It. K. Arbuthnot, resigned. The sa lary is four thousand a year : the appointment is the highest in the gift of government. Its bestow- me was unsolicited and au sufficient evidence of the estimation in which , the gallant officer—still • captain in the army—is held by those most competent to judge of his omits. The patroaage is exercised by Mr. Clerk, who him self has earned as he deserved, such unbounded eulogiums kink l a d E ll enborough and the other worshippers of Sir C. Napier. Mr. li. B. E. Frere, late private secretary to 1 Si! George,Arthar—a young civilian of the highest promise —nose ads Colonel Outrun at Batters. The Bishop of Madre' bag returned to England on sick leave, and will, it insalth lie very speedily followed hy the metropolitan, Dr. I Wilma heeling ham assured by his medical advisers that his Lion is earthed to ear three. He will be tem raccooded in eines by Dr. Cur, Bishop of Born , seta a mootessor arrives from Ragland. A hurri caw of unused violence has just hem experienced all along the Malabar melt, in which Ismikeds of native ves sels are said to have hem wreekeiL The ship Bucking hmnshim from London to familos o hue hems dismuted by it elf Vingorla ; the ship theasaall, her brier to China, totally wrecked near the am me The Neat ith Steam Navigation Company's ore Thor bas seltheed very great damage, and the masa seethes egthrebeeriese see entertained that the H. C.'s roma, fiesooris may Mee perished at sea, she Sot laving been heard el der her departure tom Ada co the 3KAipril.—We have o:s received Oa areente of the =peers of Birth, roved by Mr. Hume ea the lltlt 114b t ut What a annually sot AWNS as MM. Terre - of ehzt exam of imam. We bags the name he that is this thesslpeso swig snider that the thyoreat te goat I f a rasa o 'titbit' the teal aft-4W cur others of a salmi aniagesseer is forty UM the teeth. The Leodoa i s reizah of the OM" i • Ed chargeable cm that tw= theeseed men have bees the the if the service ea the Wes, sad It i r l i i reid frostier now in the rem of chi t the bees by • dirk Tbees are heat WIWI by alt' bet width nth the het are ethowelad bother evalethad , the the the of legfaed. According to a secoadeillisa of the Bombay 2w.- trap', of May 1, the Bescisis steamer bad reached Cannanore, having beet baffetted by the storm for three days. Ms isms gaper says a bng was wrecked riff Meant Dffly,smi a bay benne off Called. ThreePartlEVlNlall W4lllO OMNI from their anchorage melt Two at dims got to Vingorla, viz., the Dam and the Nero Viajante. The former was towed to Gas. The following is the letter of our Bombay cor respondent: BOMBAY, Mar 1. The chief item of news sent home by the present mail relates to a violent hurricane, whichswept all along the Malabar tout, from Victoria to Cannanore, betwixt the 18th and 21st of April, its effects being felt in a moderate do use at Hurrachee, Bombay, Rutnartherry, Poonah, Bel !sum, Mahabuleshwar, and the Nenghernes. At all the island planes named there were violent storms of wind, recompanied with rain and hail in a'sundsnoe. At ft•uoagherry not less than ten inches and a half of rain fell in the course of a single day. The storm would seem to have raged fiercest in the vicinity of Vintorls, for here it wu Met the ship Mermaid mu wreaked, and where the Buck-' ingbamshire nearly shared the same fate. The latter vend was cleared, in a twinkling, of every spar but tho bowsprit, most of her cargo being damaged or destroyed. The tanner lies a complete wreck, about five miles from Three. The captain of the latter vessel states Oat after passing through the first of the hurricane, the hued his theesi is a deed as the seirbirde OWN* es it with is an serial cage, wiling in the drab in Ma num bees mto have been a perfect nWerece. Thk fess is en as 4 Miguel testimonial to the truth af the Messy M reitstau itinamer, so long so ably made sullen of resentelbp Me. Pik' =, of Calcutta, and mom ttheatly by Dr . nese, Ober 's 80th Foot. All alms the lout. from 11=1: , =, was meld* bat a scene ef wroth mil of maths emit having beet dedaed i z es d ft Is bred that a umber of line bath beet of bowlful ADM= basses were head lying ea the beady the beta la whisk they were beiest rbi eJawysil to Besetray =NM Ifissly bees sety's et•IMIN hat sat 'Wes beer sw d a Tn i. thee she Mb Athth some Id days date ; it mem bat to. probable she his he lend at sea, as for a With of time bath she has been roiled tuft teelatend with any the ham remelt weather. hie hese* beassreenens ia the movies of the Bombay reeseamsat. Ile seat y topic of interest is the late attack made ea the filer of the King of O•4P, the oeppeen day, in the streets of lierAmew. He was WONISIIIId y , but k out of danger. Hie debated ley most of the inhabiteate et the city as the his royal ressiteessthemaNdsk the king himself eiioM =Till La tth gmthast esatempt by tth subjects for his peitreethey. The men who made the attack on thimitakeeir mem gtheseleat (it is said) their lives by our resident,who l eal seam to have abandoned them, when they were seem* to the testier companion of the members totorz i val household. The tale is improbable, Colonel beim well- to he a man of scrupulous =Ltd hater. The Pavjenit is just now es quiet and be meth hthaegleaseeeter mould with : the climate, * • shower or two of rain, not ef sigg sem Willi exercise than a waltz or a polka of ea wee leg, to wish our resident would seem to MVO a leraferg, as several parties to and by him have bees Admen of late. Sir John Littler has Lahore, en route to Sisals, calling at Jullund way. It is supposed he will not return to tat Pe** but that the vacant seat of Military Member of the OMENS Of India will be bestowed on him. The ofileoiwr equals that alike governor of Bombay— It is time wiliest officer had mak e= seahmed ape the athm. IN it is the general some alphas been tat bah he aid ihrimese Thaekwdi have Lea s t 4=l: ep= 6 lee mrs od iAs im ez i hit* o hs, des de/lel~Mh to less by age mama merit of it ssgepeahen 'it was more* Ts t lati rs*A be paid. Ia ftsoa 0.1 a wards has isaseli is mettle the ditertemen in tenon and Teal, led be this way akr can we expect _pe ethethithe the people, who reek have nothing is - 1111.1111•01 of revenue to give. The Mooltan man WOW is be behaving himself of late, as outing has been beard of him formate time back. Major Lawrence is et reshawur—a sort of sove reign amongst the Singh, thereabouts, who regularly attend his do sr, and when he stirs out he is directed to be Mlanial by a guard. His proximity to the passes into Alf shimiltaa has given another opportunity to the news-writer at Oabzol to rusks further insinuations against the old Boot, hem whom he says a letter was received (from Buddeeabad, set Jellalabed) and read in secret in the durbar, and then demboyed. How wonderful that a ruler should direct that tile 'entente of his letters to his ministers should be kept a semi! The news-writer detect+ the cloven foot in every se dated the old chief—knowing fellow. Everything continues Masan at Wrath, and there seems no fear of any other state ef sales moth; round so long as we have • peaceable he Lib, sad an able second at the Sikh !a 3 ga v rirt ral remeestell that Lord Hardiege quits Lolls in October next. Sheath he be succeeded by one of the Palmerston school, the Minquillity now reigning supreme will be but of short eandenance. The rumour of Sir C. Napkr's retirement from !kind° has again been revived: perhaps the wish is father to the thought. The month of September has bean fixed on as the probable peeied of his departure by some, while others mention the Month of March next. Scinde continues tranquil, and our troops ere all healthy. Oooeaooor is becoming tranquillized, and the troops are being removed ere them twig in of tee hot weather. Beige. dier Dyes has been succeeded in command by Brig. Campbell. Why the former officer the been removed has not been stated. India, generally, continues quiet and healthy, the only ex ception being the annoyance caused by the marauder, under Demmer Singh, in the Bbekeeettee and Beekaneir provinces. Troops are out after them, and there is little doubt they will soon be dispersed or captu red. lam sorry to as that Sir D. Pollock, our chief justice, does not enjoy good health. It is thought probable he may soon be obliged to return home. He has been ailing several times lately, which was to be expected, as the climate of India is not suited for an aged man, coming to it, for the fir.t time 1 at the advanced period ratite to which Sir David has attained: He is extremely popular, and his departure will be deeply regretted. Colonel Outran has been appointed resident at Bared", en a salary of 4,0004 per annum. It is said the office was maimed spontaneously on him by Mr. Clerk, whisk does our governor infinite honour. It shows that the calumnies beeped on the gallant colonel by the Napier; I are estimated at their proper worth by the governor of Bombay. It is doubtful whether Mr. Clerk proceeds to Mababulesbwar this season or not. The commander-in. chief leaves for Poonah, I believe about the middle of June. —Trade begins to slacken, the Persian and Arabian mer chants being on the wing to their homes ere the setting in of the monsoon.—The Five per Cent. Loan is about being closed—if the order to that effect has not already been given. • MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES NT DEATH in the armies of India reported since the departure of the mail of 15th April Bonnev.—En+ign J. M. Gow, 15th Rest., at Ahmed nugget, on the 10th April. Mennes.—Liewt. It. C. Buckle. Artillery, en route to Tranquebar, on the 17th of April ; Captain E. Green, 2nd Regiment, at s,a, en bead ßegiment , the Lady Fiore, on th e 31n May, 1846. BlNGAL.—Lieutsaant H. C. Griffiths, 3d N. 1., at Alla. habad, on the lot April, of injuries received by a fall from his horse ; Lieutenant-Colonel J. Rawlins, Artillery, neer Calcutta, on the 4th April. INDIAN NAVT.—Mr. Midshipman E. H. Williams, at Bombay, on the 15th April, killed by being knocked from his horse by a collision with a buggy. CAIIOOL.—The Delhi Gazelle the 14th instant gives us intelligeece from Cabool to the 11th, and from Peshawar to the 18th of March. The former is chiefly taken up with secounts of the proceedings of Dust Mahomed at Jel- LIMA his collection of troops, the failure of his ne =with the Ghilaye chiefs, Arm Khan and Shah Khan, and the prospect of immediate hog Is operations a gai nst those leaders. The old Ameer had bora frightened half out of his wits by the intelligence of the snivel of Major Lawrence and Lieut. Lumen et Nahum, earl his apprehensions were only quieted by the eseureese of the news-writer at that place that the Peringhees did not intend to attack him —" at USIA for the neat three years !" The fu neral proorsden of the late Mahomed tikbhar Khan had arrived at Balkh. A hakeem wu in confinement on charge of having ads intatered poison to the Wilmer. The Kan. dahar aide, Metier Dil Kban, and the brother of Sirdar ShnorooollAsso, are reported to have died. The intelli gence from Peshawar is unimportant. A grand party was about to be given there to Major Q. Lawrence.—Telegraph. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Ilowtor, MAT I.—flaw the publication W ear report, of the Ikts =evy kik thew bee Idea state In ear hapetthadtet. The a thea Odd& li sheet egaii la elnwiet ba Mt of the edged warmather to dethown eta. Fag we ;EL Om a r Nom en eabra, the a. thadize r the awl wel awl theithdreakg both bwrs7=7 es a Ow. Ones llmrenro les bow a aramt of bedrie age In Om Jthenees. The ides therlowly read hawk bow Mr. is fully thakstikat. •kw aka have del lees wide In Ikeelsil demean, at knew prim The tumwelieth Odd k ether dethelptlors of gads gerhdoe of the ewe drewAst dtherthel le wilrled wort. Once Raw--in grey the stheamentte althettth betas afloat 0441worwitor, of the miaawllwaeamoolsero, sad as the Ibilowtq s ykoislo t 1W.10.24. t011.a.; 04, no. t• no.; 40, no. W lia lli ptli,"mrilea.krXes.ll l , 2ll ,awt le. 2 1 m oaks et water thew adept irks a prim The entrant isles Mind ter Mole re tweeeftit thew the paid meld Nike, ensethig late No. 20, whisk lewd seepored; Ile e th er ambers the weerdell steak. I. 0744,4008. Ws die NM la peke, ad the they Itheerthes re pots/ end lelle•Ila, Me. MI le VA et 14 maw pee a.. ad 1.2,80011 w. =.411,. old st le awn per Ils. la Tomboy Ted an whe hare bot wwitganthelmee a very owl roquaL We whir w ii r st epo otrowt ales the ambet pekes et the day fee A of okra Md. Mod Mee Dalt seeks NUM Reseda ask at II threw Ils. nwsentleweetideseed. Mara s— ewer II be uthiseled; the etude gepertel le the wed= OWN' tar, dewed of ee i t a ti the n =tere et lieletiftrit, at 10.1 rip • r wady. awl. asst(-lest m I t :, we loathe Ile feeteloa fen =fired= mike* bee bum In wine Immide sod Se pelts Wind= saes mar banged thew Mumma goboo. ISO ignillat Idliew• stheowee. at !moot rim soi a. essiwtd a dies; ler de.drallila lei in. 110 ale Pih fAk ii . . mum blew wails blither la peke; bet the km Mkt Mloollg. kik the Dsiip. Is MIL we era its IMO. Is elk made we skim em ~lkea mar are ted korthleim a Sea tompled; nedow the watt k in newly drefadokeies ire so dl=baswebre. Ids Wide Imeasellemed la psi dwnwad kr the. Wetter. sad two rowed tetheeilleme hod terMe.parehawn et qrs. per lb, br Maki. gold de. 14a. kr Mettle. et Wow. liwwww.-11104et dross. Sthene.—For pin el peed "lathy there Is a better kethy, bat blewly li 'tithed end lie meek of this spirit la a:kis still large. The rho of the kemMt smith of Moth SM gift at pale brandy, at lea ga. regd.; Shrowa, at km. law pi EZAISTS.-0111411 Ween.—• MMus We Ire ski bell for leeddrit ma (1 .3, 111 h wry airip la edam rtherptig In kerb thwethente ef harts clltigth r derilwed e thee l TM... the hid kg ere th e ales ties day: Drees • eadl l last i p l ir wok. km . . eke. WOW Ouenewelty, Ma Is ; BMA Nth so dm ; d• km; =llk, will thatelely be othfolo mat, V Oct breseed is wa di fthewreMe ethemehe Jost *bend km Mee. C SIIIW I V i theIL , 4IUM. INN darnel from le kle allele by the ME Mph mite dad% end the d wens is ati4O44WE - - Medeldpmente owe made the e- ow sward wootat no powiletWillsowled am Foe yr esedy, _WM b Inn.; Mime, fern le leen.; Wart. Mi. tollto.; 00.444 Ma m Mt.; Panklß. 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Oa aim SIT to 1116 isms pot Wads. tm m = Is mem sosroot lbsuali sat maim* is lforowr la wittarvas upossilmoc. 7, 7„ 7/ ir IL t f/f Lre .* No. 235.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1847. [3d. CALLVITA p SEi Wiribe Meg iiiiii *We waif Maar the mipmelailm era fine tif t amiwal liii i i tt 1 =la aimammasi Maws 1 perpsagenally, bee leninaillsee af ewes and adeasse may at mean tan. The in hemp in mg at Wm 1101111•• Ws In b Is of We MP eS Mann maim no maimmi raw eth Marsh par gouge!) then 2,Wo s let Clere k no lish any perown eary anal prenore, aa We amaelj bit Immarry la mit spot looolealpasne Is We The per Omit UM hr. to drake tbe want ernalletisaidleis • .dißeranows„—Aa saidefunit to team Y en eed lab bon ned. M. ba line tramereames robe a fle. Old. In la ed. partamm, dor at uo II mere Ea* a *Wee oprailems ▪ le s s en ancereaWra et prima Proner, Is. 00. Is We nal Iter beet aid. adminfee, fa 044. per, i t Ile De isporlo s t i r m ilhe a rnine et „manatee o 'l ,l t o Oa emilmmge taw to b. pr Mae men lesein WEN at a at la 143. *l* 114. pee ow nme*Vayll, at 111 alp' ' te. 101 d. to to I id. per es. r. Peak Win aeggemolige Aye Is. lold. to la I lid. pent. 11WroMn i t=e2 . 11 eigist,etial*. to le. 111.pren r. Aps opt, for sans mot uteri SW ft Am WI., at t.. Wil i er% per m. ropes. Odom' Beek BM. a t debt to 0 mane apt to 10(d. to la 1 4 11 . Me ea tepee. Pele e* drafts span at mean' Isla to WI reerent del* at le. Oad. to ta. M O ro b . Mow ca Lambe asangesimak at M.. clays' to d ea semedlog to maw* at *. 114. to b. 111 d. 1111. repos Army date. hr emillamo atd nand to Won- Eftop. albs Cbonber et Onnerat fa en pat have swept at ptt ea. Oseamannesemane p" to Lanka art Linemen Go le amener d U ao, at at reaorma—Arrtssis shoes illr bet ban iseadier, 62= or no tonnage hamonnells mow aelblile; be boneward freiparge Ps alvarmil le. Io lea. pm Ma at 7w gmelognes; the reterill=mt maw letelk. ft tbb immeh Wben essesoky Yee and dot The eethemelt Is width eadetty bee premelel Ms nee to armee ; ht lathe whew Nage titans has Wens Iniallig , 7 . 1111 NO to.. tart Bea, al as Imeseellis ba • lea ben ban an sake are of Mee Meet regeerweesta In ppm t deme; le may mewl* reande of femme Wen ma ea s apt WM emends ot ma* at adoseed abet at 40 man pilistmemil s Wiwi weans awn Memeal se W crow web . Jlitt Ltd We er three Ztaip pl at im. abow ti ra =Mil psi wommil til lm Mes of ma a. el be lin t Wo net in fle Winn allmeaket a t trammilhas tit wire elm reperteL l'ilims wart me ass et leet fee lee Mee Se swivel et it ewe ewe be ben tem domed i nit am lawns are Ina Wine plow map be sibliamL ilts trennelten be ben have ben wry idled; Oe alp '=anald ore at USII ads. of British boy la% emit* err at a et. ra. 2.. per ma.; andel Mewl Mad el ehea par es, respeediely, et 1 ment ty. he arent, distend a II per eat ter sisessm. Priem cent* me *Uwe skeratite; bet SeeNdt= is lit., the atone bung Wen mehmod. No sale at Mei Is The miler Is in.. a bruit paten No ale of Inillmeenowed Ire war last issue : prices are martin willetotaboupedom toWens, hot the market is unsteady, and try fall. Miff I:= le mean Of quidodber, a sale of 13 tattle* at 5n a to. per rt. ease. at the mail credit and discount, ia reported. Pikes *ow an einem *then 8 rem per wan Owen ilea Onera—A fair extent of business kos nand In dds orede g drat lon ben Ginty for white gone, bib lon see bon at dm brae pinegny lelepert waft semelo, Pen, andran ; of the Wer, bonot, Meleoens, i s d &pa w , s dis. d grey ; das trametkee le Melee Ted bare been raker anane. abb, in In chistasellula bos ism dens. Conn Twee.—Matt dog, eel We* mean et Ole hew amelets dwhite, line derint assn. a5,.4i.0.4 mg the apprehennon of heavy auppllee Yee* mem dome emiNhil as market; *emulative buyer are mmtleue The aim SIMON WI issue nano of am bole Mehl* salt* at prises mob* 4 N. N at co rs. 0 4 lel, of No. 40 st 0 3 164 toe 4 I, of Ile. 8S stll3lll, 0310, of No. 60at 03 61 toe 374, of No. 70 at 03S, of lersillet 03 1,01 N 0.90 a1030t0032, anclotNo.loostol4l•ollWyee 'nun and of 117 bales of the produce of the Glees ter mg* grey yarn, itt co. re. to 3i1t003 21 pc morph. Of Turkey ion s the sates consist of 12 bales ot Y.nottieb dye, No. 30 to 60 at 00. re. 14 11 per lb., and of 3 bales of peen yore No. 40 at to ran 14 3 per lb., and of 3 bales of green ysee No. Na aee re. n I 3 per lb. tapectively at 3 =oaths' creditdWeat at S per amt per annum. Exeurre-740 market kr bees rethsr more seem the smear* by the mall of Feta It hang Pan lapin torallpiants et sugar, ealtpetre, sod rig; Mt the .wale a. ea a. A li t favourable for nape and rbe, and, , tlas sow% adieu q . u . e . : . resy be* ems degree b MB los Sr operant* amentlene, and astlelpeke sahlollels. —Thee:wile is are lad ben and* Walt H ai 3 ,7l Jihad*, to England; 113 sheen ant SW A. we*, Isla e; amis. sr 304 ty. ads, Ow Arian; wink aebene itipmals One that ie from De* 1 is Mk an. Intieetwe, intalow. lit Wl* dna gasp remains Yams mints is nowt 74,153 ty. ads.; Tama* tAftWi United illseer, 3,0114; Pentealltdp, kW; = W 7; Itailay 21. No tomminalem by private aired las ulnae for bai bees. set al, tai pads oleo ban anted. the ranbe el mblinbnol me damp In prim noperloo to Int anew Mee bin& Olen web" Mr lave bias hapeme end I gleeldbl: We aseende benne an Win felinflabb 1110 ewe tithe seam haft Improved ; web. me pm. pertlis regelly, On it leftwedble 11P amity slags anleeine on endla Bar inx.--Iforket dolt bops an mialni, menterierase Ike berpdase at which the peedest Is ems ellimble, seesaw Gam hem Wee if tsf et spentelms. The Menke an repented pesdasset r. H. mbar.; Jae epee. dr. Ile. pm*. an 4 Otalielblenb &ben eLp.ty. er. Wets at elon ado. in amen lien be to lei knen, *don* lea ige asi d es ilb b. aft, to Infddads .M. Me 121. ; 01Mb ' a L ./ 6 Allerbi t Was Oona—Oenial raw lik Omaha, wilt ele Menne* Oen esseellve toyuality. Prime ism beamonalia emetseram—Wlthaa the ha km ape some teamed** kr leasse. word idelemt have Meshed, bat tlll then operation ler how amr beet was eamdedgmeatiant me the eatrangent MN at Wake 11npage b chases re nifty to dimens. The Whew lew as vegartme : Unlash, 4 so. re. 10 wan le 1 es. a. 11 ran, ply a 4.: Careasepore, trs. 1501; Cada* Me. UM Ss ere to. Teem at perehmes, emh. The exports frees Ist te lath bit, beleekegrz , Tii *Wee& 4,150 b. coda ; Frame, 4,340; hawk" 7,433; TM Ilettan.—llarket atill wad br am sake awed kw ham mateb. The alipeente now In praises meek WIT et leek Wm sad WNW Isle; but littie Weed* lamas Mee le sew pmeorabis. Pots eons* raav be mem* am: Nemo% lie smith I Cbes re. la is Pro per b. mid.; bid do., lea la to to 41. ;Sr do, era ie., I. ese, es. *pm fre. le. le *a Is. Delee, to,. haft km to. Ilex, Ira es. Wei. 12s. benagere, Carly. Wm. fa. ft Ike. The ewe* teem Id to lath maw.% we 31,113110 p se ia_as Is. a d. deeper, ad 715 In or Meet. wk. et Niskes** Nace.—Omempret ea neat by as met et as Ilt ei =y, the make bee bra semi by is rate *meg to leeeserice slipesest ; bet Ihe Yapese Wart* the llh sit beep issebewm ebie. lit le prelehle the Intemetkes may raw be bg& almessete le the lbeeltlee me mile* Me ISM.* me Idekena Immo inn* Mrs ps . 1 'portal' dos :Able, I A. r. lea. * Ire. Ids. per b. mi.;Messer . Ir. ea. ega le Ir. ea. Op. ; Baum Ir. is. le lv. ea. Paddy, bait I. hem the let to the len in clusive,bon: NAN b. ran ; Wane, i lls;n. dna, 44,440; Wann, AOC Doman, 400. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. TIIONLAS Ciii - E - N - 71Tam — pton - kmiluny mortar. BANKRUPTS._ SIDNIY ST/LONG, Watling-street, di, agar manufac turer. SAMUEL HITCHIN, OSNISH-sheet, doper. JAM= THOMAS SARION, Brunswick-place, City-road, 'chitin's . dealer. Sterna( SLY, Hinde-court, Fleet-street, engraver. WILLIAM BYERS, Savilleee, Mile-end, earner. FREDERICK HILL and WILLIAM CAE MONILHOTSII, )iestagsse-clue, Southwark, warfingers. WILLIAM HEART Byname, Skinner-street, Somme town, grocer. • EDWIN HILLS, St. Mary's-road, Peckham, charcoal baraer. JOSEPH GLEE, Derby, victualler. Joao SPRAT, Carlton, Nottinghamshire, hams smith. CRPHAS SAVAGE, Chesterfield, builder. WILLIAM DAVIS, PIVIEGO, Lancashire, lime burner. Elisions& Laranainot, Plymouth, merchant. RALPH EIREIIATON, Isonireen, Linton, Nottinghamshire, cabinet maker. BEGUILES HENRY PERRY, Liverpool, taker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. JOHN PIIMIIRDIII BERTRAM, Edinburgh. ASCOT HEATH.-THIS DAY. Tim TRIAL WPAU Lord Orford's Prussic Acid .. Yr. Mostyn's Alsatia Two others ran.—Won by a length. IWEEPSTAKES of 50 move. each, for 3-yr-olds. Mr. Combe's eby Nob, out of Premature 1 Mr. Meiklam's Dr. Goodall .. 2 Mr. Osbaldiston's f by Lanercost, out of Mountain Sylph's darn .. .. 3 Won by two lengths. THE GOLD VASE, given by Her Majesty. Mr. J. Day's The Her• Duke of Bedford's Bridle .. .. 2 Lord Orford's Jericho . . 3 Eight ran.—Won by a head. SWEEPSTAKES 0110 sovs. each, for three-year-old& Mr. Combe's c by the Nob, out of Pre. mature .. . Mr. Mestyn's Crozier Won by two lengths. THE ASCOT DERBY. Sir R. Pigot's Conynbam Mr. Combe's Harmony Colt .. Won easily. THE WELCOME STAKES, for three-year-olds. Duke of Richmond's Red Hart .. 1 Mr. Moetyn's Swallow .. 2 Sir J. Hawley's Miami .. .. 3 Seven ran•.—Won cleverly. THE ASCOT STAKES. lord Exeter's Wood Pigeon .. 1 Duke of Richmond's Vampire .. 2 Fifteen ran.—Won by a neck. COMMERCIAL If MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. - - --- Two o'Clock.—The check apparently given yester day to the advancing prices of the dock market by the tenon, of the mercantile &drifts, in respect of the apprehended short supply of breadstuff. from the United States, as referred to yesterday, has not been recovered this smerning, but, on the contrary, the quotations have retregreded Mill more. Consols from 881 to 9, the closing mime be aesoont yesterday, gave wily soon alter the opening tithe meek* to 881 sellers for account, and 88 to 1 for messy. They are mom rather battiest 881 to_4 account, sad on *I TM taws east fare of this meths it the isle mM4 be sought, holver net in dos teem the Ileiei sso lida, !Tea das men nesearaging than in the _... . .J if the dealers themselves, or melt of them as bays ices with the recent rise, and have in the mad seems lees anxious to realise the profits on pur chases made at 01111 isms rates previous) y current. In tunes of ezeihmeat sad ersealndon such is the general course of p with the brim speculators also, as well as with the sum , vista the differences of price constituting the peat buying and selling are sufficiently larp to be • temptation, say from 4to 1 per cent. Reduced Them 881 to 74. Three-and-a-quarter per Cents., 881 to 1. Psehequer Bills, U. to 45., premium. Bank Stock, 195 to 7. We remain still in the same dull state as to the market, with scarcely a bargain marked or • changed. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are • leads better held at 5811 to 9 ; the Fours, 89 to 90. Spanish Fives are called 221 to 1; the Threes, 34 to 1. Portuguese, 321 to 31. Danish, 82 to 4. Mexican are quoted 20 to 1. Buenos Apes, 36 to 8. • • IXOI.IBI 1 MMES. Mask 138434, 1.3 7 I g 3 pa 01.03.8•14 lett., Ma it Oa 144 A m.. 484 74 4 - preo4oll4 I 8 per (X Monis Air. Psi i Burma as. Ii• 4.11 101110 K PUIML 8 pee 01. 1•343155 Soak, al 5 1 7 4 . Oft Omsk 2/4., 171 U y r . ci. IWO. 1e348,15/3 &voile Want it.. a I g per C\4..4154. a port Ca. 11833.114 Mgr la I S per 414.113431U85 14...541 8 pm R. Myelin Ma., as I Dino Now. al 3 env. 118,118 88 Ip. cc ime.34. Ara 808, N a 4I r i "" Tramia. Pea, lei 10 - 011110 Milan Bil., el I gnal4 OK 318 a Moo Osten, D.C. lb, -- g pi , ca ewer 1140., 84 0314388188=5 3 . 2415. ii 1 3 , 534.441413848•544 Na. 15 3 per Cr- Beso,N 4 1 $114310 Prolve Ms" II se per Cs Daub /44.. Fla a a par 01. Ilmemsta SU, II 4 per (It 04705 Dei43,40 N Vamaili WORM: Me, 11 If RAILWAYS.—We cav the share-market to-day, yid pally to the (lease and Ism B (Tombea u ALES EFFICTID % UP TO T ekes ell dab., Nati., Boa k L J., 14 Se. k Ozkrd 7metlem, 16 4 . 111 z WoL, IL -, 7. 6 1 1 d Ommmeksj ear 91 Do.Pwr. lICt., No. 1, p Do. ak„ Xsaseed. 1, 1 ., p Do. Yak Hee Imemmalmo, 17 ISt Do. Wm, 7 Meat 14 East 61 Ely ea 134 Gnat Ilmolbars, 24 Do. lan. k York itt., MIL W. (Inisod), 33 Ob. d mg talked, 231 D a t 7.1.741 417 uhrii. ‘l 74 1, lkii, k War, 44 Loam, situp,,, 534 Leel.a Te• Da. 218. 17 37 7 77 a Mom 3n 31 ., 1 law, it One, 334 Cos.& .W ND 79 Do. Cam. L k 11., It Elk Plako,all am, 13 De. DDB. OK*, IL k de Los ad IL !Reek 674 3 Db. Ike On. WM% 444 INN 737 1 P, _ not mon so ftVeari ne k et i of di say be 414141beled '- dab etas Coma DAY LP LONDON. I be lasel la YR pees). kLynn ist=i a 7 Lao a 11 Dlr. De. IN % Dant& Life De. Mops K. ie 8.), 29 • Isszeis„ awl lista f d Ml D a rte.w, 41 411 Ile De. New ssiesle , 9 if Ihnplit, SIR 7f Da New, Ig o. Do. SIM A. lib SI A New, */ ill .411‘ DM& lialves, 13 Do. D Maf it., a. 10 11480 1 , 8. ellikt io, k Swim id einew. fl !kik. Climi A, if De. ea D. =.164 This:l% I. sai llimil Dirtigr, Se w& Dalkm 7 &GO, Na 4, II Wee. I Wm. Lift Woe, 1i P Tier a Neweestle, Do. N, Da Pre ew L, 711 I lie& i 11.10illiti Wm., 411 Ds. ftlibee Il 11 .4 1.444/Iwo* 7f eis HI Isaac ale Ikea. Nan 'Meese. reds eel Dewm. it lb 9 Ilesies„ 4 11. Nat if. N. 114111‘761•44. 141 Do. Do. Ida Salp, UAL P Nana Weston, Ma ed. _ Ds. _ , _ NOM BALI Ana" MAL. mai Boa, &la SS& • Northors, 44.... kL • Box-, Ka. IP. di lioa. sad Ueda (W. B. II.) ti p Mew. k is Now. I e 410. p Z.Comike (Tark Fs.), 14 lkiersaa:s. k Mid. It. 172. Ittikkjuislaw,l 21 D. 1 I Dail**. 52 64. ed. Do. Claikars, 21 Zzkomisa 38, lin 31. New. ler 7}w7l k, 28} Do. Now, . 03. N. Wawa, N. Ile. ed. 21 V. Riding Va., 41. 7s. 41. as. 438. Tart and Negress., V} Do. New. 13i De. Prekiesos, 7} It 113. PRODUCE—Mnuatio-mica, Half-past Two. — The Sugar sales have game 'Cheerily, without any material alteration in prices. There was aot a public Ws of Mesa ritius to-day. Refined market dull ; standard queening. to to 635. 6d. The public eel, of 1,020 leap g pl ordinary Ceylon gamely supported last week's ; a part was sold at ; the remainder t in at that price, for want of buyers.—Rice: The bulk of the' males advertised for today were pcdpened until to-morrow. A smell parcel of good white Bengil l sold at 20s. —Rum is steady, but not setive.—Cotton supports the advance of paid yesterday *a e 'when generally continue to wear a dull appearance, as buyers mem still inelaned to keep out of stock. CORN.—BATu, MAT 29.—A e supply of Wheat ; hut, though holden seemed dises to ea at a further reduction of Bs. per qr., very Wl* business was doss. All kinds of spring Coen ia leas request, sad about Is. per qr. lower. Plour fn. pie sack lower. Wheat, 86e. to 965. ; Barley. Mk. to 67a. ; Beans, 68s. to We. ; Pea', 50e. to 70e. ; Oau, white, 345. to 40s. ; black, 304. to 34a per gr. Fleur, I beat seconds, 72.. per mak of 2801ba CAMBRIDON, MAY 29.:--;Wa had a mall quantity of Wheat editing, whielt .it a slow sale, at a redaction of kola 10,. to 12i. per qr. hoot LW utak. Litt& die 'bow- SHIPPING INTEI2LIGENCE. Chustyrn.—Zal.L.l. l APrill,ll;;;;lllW.,Oryton; arllss's mas, Alva Bay. , flyrrry, Lolls ; Preemaz it ith sum 00. issaph Mk bresmar. Maillaaah. Maid O. ~re Tiwinimi. Midels; 1 i slicy tk liataaills =. 3 =7l6llort=asett ; . 13th, Ibeima iladi rk Deniont, Hawitsg. Nth, Cow, Mourides; llsorldme; May Onion, Pitt MN. Dierhatium,—Apa 1, Jim liseisda ; Nste, ltd. J=ll . o66 . ll32W,= ; Latla ; Itrs i i. voit ihisq. W ash . Itt h rled wor,teg Zn ey Phowilies Womb& r aimps Oin .• ; limos ,ta m . il it io kessiL i i %dm ; V:11.2:11.14 - 1; ; (.), 6.0.0.; ........ Bair, = 1104 Isimplas (10.), Arms. WA, Pak APP s; 11111 m, Derinia. lilmeas.,—Asorvatas .tllO, John Graham, Maarldes. 11th, HM. di m pose. 301.1. 13th, Alma, Maaritlaa. 1111, Had dints (t 6.), Cobras. 13th, Blatlcouth (at.), Calaatts; Cu,rd 1A 11660614 litialosi Lady Bab, Ninth'. 10th, Omaliat. ink Ilmlllus. Dur.umuo: Apra 7, Wdllmslos, Imam; Latdaa, Id= ; Lath% Looks : Charks Damp^ Notthers nte. Tees ; Li chain. lhisere. Rh, Mem, LAMM llth, emltha 11th, SiOlmitas (61.), Sen. lilly 33.11ittotist.), Mar% (7•16•161; Ottloth‘o lll6 N 6 * Z.H6 16 1P list. 1716, fifth, Othridt, imam a i Mmills:rd litamikrirthsts Parts: IMMT.--ASIIIVALS l4, Ottudits, ben llWitialif. 17tb. Gam Cabala. 1111 h, (IL), Seri H. C. Haist a st) : ==1:; ticapaimer Cam to t. 10th, 11666.111. NA 111661.816, Limpid; Oimbh. 114 11•31hody, 1.1 , 0r0•01; t I::•••, lid &hamb• ; Le: law Mentities; Tympler Ltnrpool ; loam Ski, Hop tow Landon. 116, H. . . Malawi, ;H. c, kir Tow, Oillei; H. C. 66.1•1165, Kurrathae. 10th, 11121 et Diehm, Aden: Come Os.), Bent. IltAal,llll4 A 36812.-16. C. at Medusa, llsolds. nth, R. C. ail(,, Yoh. 111 b, Coquette, Mo. HAA_ atintla M.l,ol=miry, Malay Oast ; flop Rabe, 1.1 Logos; li.C. M. Ilassli"lmaiimes ; 11.7rebratie, Ades. Vtl, Dams RIM* Ilvergaill. litit, Levies Mu; Fain AWA, Mos ; MIL aim Uhl, Adrastas, Limped H. C. it. ei" /Moe. By this Indian Overland Mail we have noshed news from Western Australia, Perth, to the 10th of March. This intelligence contained in the !Riminer is of but small importance, with the exception of tbe death of the Oovmmor, Andrew Clarke, Esq., which took plats as the 11th February. Major F. C. Irwin, KM., had awed the reins of government. The local bed been ffieveaysly taken to task by the little journal just named, on a charge of m of the fund raised by the ooloniato, in order to re medy . the want of labour at times so " m the settlement. severely felt FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT. I. night, about seven o'clock, as the train of the Wei Man and Portsmouth Extension Railway was paining Brahrms the mese got o ff the line, and the coupling/- 1W• waist memecte the engine with the pemenger =obreakteg, the for was precipitated down the is }Mug emegglaser, and injuring the stoker so iseverelg Met his Asa* war 'sourly expected. From the fortursta okeumitemor of the ooneecting.chain giving way, the peemegers moped unharmed. An engine en gaged pa the limo with muck-carts, conveyed the intelligence of the. thathat to Brighton, from whence another easime was diapate.hed, conveying Ilr. Peuntain (the ststhmeamtw), with minims and materials for ropairiag the dareace. Ron:nano, MAT 17.—The deficiency in Coe supply of food has created disorders in this town. On the morning of the 17th, about 60 peasants presented themselves at the Town-hall, requiring the authorities to give up to them the parish funds, amounting to 10,000 florins, in order to enable them to buy corn. Their modest request having been re jected, they went and surrounded the residence of the chief of the district, who only pot rid of th em on promising to dietribute a sum of 6,000 loving amongst the roe % Hisao DAIIIIIBTADT.—A novel decree has pit been put forth by the government of this.duehy. It is forbidden to the people, in consequence of the dearness of provisions, to enjoy the pleasure of the dance or any other rejoicings. This deems was . 'ally meant to apply to the halve period of Whi ~~ iii. Wheat, red, 110 s. to 84s. ; white, 86e. to 88*. Beans and Peso, 60s. asked. Oct., 30s. to 36e. Barley, 60.. CA N AAAA Olt, MAY 29.—A small business was done in Wheat, althossalt there wu a good ropey, end prim de clined 10e. to 12s. per qr. Wheat, white, 84*. to Ms.; brown, Ns. Barley, 675. to 60s. Beans, 665. to Ms. PIMP, 641. OARI2IIIa, KAT 26.-Wheat .old at a reduction of 3s. to lc Barley was dull, at 6d. to Is. lower. Oats scarce, and last week's rates were ful supported. Wheat, red, 335. to ; white, 31s. to 361. Barley, 22a. to 21s. Oats, 16s. 6,1. to 18e. Beans, 255. to 275. 6d. per three bushels, imperial. Averages • Wheat. 97 qrs. 2 bushel, 89s. 41d.; Barley, 17 qrs. 5 bushel, 634. 7d. ; Oat., 27 qn. 3 bushel, 425. 114 d, DONCASTER, MAT 29.-In Wheat the trifling sales ef fected were at 4s. per load reduction. Fine Oats, ls. to 2a., and common, 3s. to 44. lower. 'Beans, Is. per load lower. Wheat, new, 30s. to 345. ; fine, at.. to 375. ; old, 30.. to 345.; fine, 354. ; Blendcorn, 284. to 33a. Rye, 255. to 27 4 . Beans, 2ls, to 225.; fine, 235. 6d.; old, 21s. to 22a. Peas, white, 23e. ; grey, 2111. per three bushels. Oats. new, 30s, to 3.54. ; fine, 365. to 42e. ; old, 325. to 365.; fine, 365. to 425. Burley, 50e. to 524. per qr. HADLISIGH, MAT 31.-We had a fair quantity of Wheats today, but scarcely a buyer to be met with, unless at a re duction of maay shillings per quarter front the prices of last Monday. Spring Corn en dun, though AI little here. HERRIFORD, May 29.-But little Wheat on offer; hut, owing to the weather being very favourable to the growing cops, and the amount of the London market giving way, there was very little inclination on the part of millers to get into stock beyond their immediate wants, and t::e little bu limia done was at a decline of 6s. to Bs. per qr. on the prices elan market-day, HUNTINGDON, Mar 29.-A short supply of Wheat, and sanely any samples of other corn. A moderate reduction was an sufficient to induce the buyers to take the samples, and the sellers were not dispelled greatly to submit; a few samples were sold at or war 3s. per bushel below last week's rater. Lower prices must have been taken for spring corn to bare led to business. SLIEDAL, MAT 29.-We had an much boons= demo at to-day's market; the farmers wield not submit to a redac tion of prices. The weather this snot has Welt seamy and wanly which has given the arms a very healthy appearance : la the latter part of the week there were some thunder showers. IMPIRTMS, Max 23.-Whe - qr. 'Miry, Oft, sae Berl_ mach in proportion as Wheat. Wheat, 85e. to 50e. to 625. Oata, 38s. to 40s. Flour, fine, 7k.; 70.. ; thirds, 63e. per qr. BILLION, MAT 29.-For Wheat:a very doll market, and prices have receded 12s. per qr. ; yet buyers are not inclined to do business at the decline. Barley nominal. Oats, 2d, per at. lower. Wheat, red, 90s. to 965. ; white, 965. to 103 s. per 40 at. Oats, Is. 6d, to Is. 74d. per stone. Norrixotws, Mar 29.-Wheat, Se. to 10s. per quarter lower. In Barley a few sales. In Oats and Beans nothing doing. Wheat, new, white, 8 is. to 955. ; red, Si to 925. per 36 stone. Barley, grinding, 53,. per 30 stone ; malting, 535. to 58s. per qr. Oats, 40s. to 465. per 24 stone. Beans, 60e. to 675. ; new, 595. to 675. per 38 stone. Flour, super fine, 695. to 725. ; fine, 64. to flas. per 20 stone. PITWORTH, Mar 29.-Holders are bringing their stocks into the market, fearing a farthr r reduction. Samples, fur which only a week ago 301. was refused, to-day realised only 241. ; and at this price the millers bought but sparingly. Wheat, new white, 241. ; brown, new, 231. per load. Barley, grinding, 485. to 545. Oats, country, ais. to 365. Pees, 56e. to 60s. Beans, 665. to 60s. per qr. PRESTON, MAT 29.-A fair supply of Wheat, which met as inactive sale till a reduction of 4s. to ss. per windle was submitted to, at which decline a pretty good clearance was effected. Fair to prime samples, of both yellow and white, per 220 lbs , 375. 6d. to 41e. Flour, nominal, though offered at as abatement of 3s. to 4s. per barrel, say 435. to 455. pee 111411bs. Oats are held fore's. 4d. per 45 lbs. For Beans the &mod is very trifling, though offered on easier terms. The airmen still supply the market to a moderate amount with Oatmeal. We reduce our quotations to-day 3s. per load, hut the transaction/are quite insignificant ; middling, per 240 lbs., 535. to 65e. ; prime, 575. SAFFRON WALDEN, MAT 29.-Wheat, 16s to las. per qr. lower, but at this redaction there were very few transactions. Spring Corn of ell descriptions rather cheaper. SHILIWSDURT, MAT 29.-The high rates demanded for Wheat checked sales, and very few were effected, as follows : Wheat, 10e. 4d. to 12e. 6d. per bushel. YARMOUTH, MAT 29.-We have very little Wheat offering ; lower prices were submitted to to such parcels as were sold. to He per SLIGO, MAT 29.—N0 alttratica in our markets last week: Oats, 235. per barrel ; Oatmeal, 2.55. per cwt. ; Indian Meal, 17$. per ewt ; American Flour, 465. to 48s. per barrel. KIRKCALDY, MAT 29.—We bad a small supply of Wheat and Oats, but no Barley. Sales were very slow, at a reduc tion of 4s. to Ss. per qr. on Wheat and Is. per qr. on Oats. Wheat, 80s. to 92. ; Oats, 39.. to 435. per qr. ; Oatmeal, GOs. pee beg of 2/10 lbs. Hamm MAT D.—The MK trade Yr been quiet et late, but many sorties sesedlleeselmisa Met mimes will be wea7 MO between tlua and Week nod wind dam is bald& dabs la parole an the spot, there are twee be driwry be Jaw at bidb rids Mar 21,—Our ester nabs le Mbar all, prindpell; owing is. iniVasilke Imalese mink tin mat e a f ha rsseen ?dab Oboe lielineelseed at Ns. sal lOW Rs le Übe eleerdell ibt ala.a *waft Drab% ddiany had, Ma. be lad at Sib tee the reedy einiesearing label sem inewimess as to tbe lemma ipwildes wYet as. kartsass. Warines, Mar 14—We we leappy in be et lunge Ole 7 . 0 . 1 tamemile tepee el ibe prime el see; as b pawl by We Nadas tin dew as sMaid ammo ifs Webb= mailweese ear weernment easswkd by sew estates, windier' eta senweied =tine addled • very consitiabis YDin ibe pas be Wakes wired ear brae deem alined tetra *As waft el ML eel we el Moe weessis are add be Mee sem Ilia oasis linen Y lOW WI. per id; the twist is Se waded wee bewelidely Newel lidos We and ow linwers vie amid am linger pa Weir men kr sigertatlon, pet as rated andiwinese, yaw. at Mew Weida et nem, ro parebeenes iippeired la merket. Merl saw id nee baria Wm oder tellAley ; wit dwell, slip a im widirew abet day bresiW the ist. the prke bit levy me=ell i el a re dis eerbinis est bow waved to ils; leunibt bee, nbieb Ewe bow bees dineweL la die verebewne ea We Wm It cor neae We fir by die sidniallea slab wins dun It, sad se tbe rice mem Is be IMlnseid term phis, be be smut me wised up with tbe Om, we all We selesdea el Me erailiwillie be ibis drameetance, If nib iambi le Ile 64 de lbe le Wray weld siendr ▪ Idennewes, Maw 11L—Tbe nide la smile siert et a Wird lire ▪ wwit stank. Sew balm lade at Weft la canary bars In this Ade el elides it ',lidos legliw esedakne. LERMA" MAT IL—Theße MIT lion TWIST arrivals if Mast, tritely vet prises W Wet dmeripeles boa fine awe to li liv., Inneeiw it ads at a au* ei ibenwed newiers, weebidqdelea be It 1111 a Sae. bee at bind. The fen , sea beenew, sena sod pekes sweets& el fil A, or is No. cab._ Mao rade qt r be mainewined VIM • TRROITs die lank Wei woe* body. Par. einem Or Seem delinew midi wan sew be made on sailipwards an Any at Ili, wiR ed. on ree w ellWaret bdfet My, 11, or Wald. an board; and Or the War Wf iJaly, we dels wy. fi ib N. an baba meet be as- rap* Uwe ere else in WM bor * l kr mese, sayelllo4lb. et 14 ; et MI; NY fed. Wink, at at Ills id on Essinenio, War .I.—lbe ma exportation law of poidas In bad as aabeardi efbiSipso one market, vbisii ban eitakar in asweiswee kr dr Ye lbw dins dwatbasea eilmat. add* lug dna eimpapies Se bisb In tell• lend. nal Tay as or wedeln We nese Wet idols bed era la We Linden market. 'Meta as imams demend be rye, wblti eelle w tat s it is Mooed be awbei. Or imp look am cereamke Ma. POTATOES no -NCASTIIIt, MAT 29.—One of the emallest supplies of Potatoes for a considerable time, and the trade for inferior samples very dull ; them of superior quality met with a ready sale at about lest week's rates. The fol. lowinf are the prices: Prints Regents, 15s. to 18s. 6d. ; Amen= natives, 131. Bd. to 17s. 6d. ; short-top reds, 14s. Bd. to 17s. &I. ; Bhaws, 12s. 641. to 15e. per sack. SUNDIRLAND, MAT 29.—The holders of old Potatoes are now beginning to think that they ham held back too long, for to-day we bad two or three cart loads offering in the mar ket by the growers themselves, which they retailed out at 2s. per peek, w he reas for the last three or four months they have been retailed out only by the hunters, at the rate, for the pest fortnight or three weeks, of 2s. 6d to 2s. Bd. per peck. There is little doubt that they will be lower, as there are large quan tities yet in store in this neighbourhood. HOPS.—BOROUGH MARKET.— Two &Clock.— Meas. Patted= and Smith, Hop factors, report that ta. Hop Market is firm Aiwa lirs Karla, paw'. 41.• 14 11. • IT•011064 1•414.. p. mit. U. 0 44 0. 0 116414 also. Oros „ l 1.144 8 014 Mac. .. . ~ 116 so 3 • 74441.444. - Boumo. ATLZIIIOID, AND Bentsen. —The Hop bine in theme parishes has grown amazingly during the past week so muck so that it is totpowdbie to And sullelent woman to tie them They are at prossat perfectly free from any kind of vermin. CEANIIOOI.—The bite is this aelibbourhood has made considerable progress within the list few days, and is gene rally looking wail._ lawman &SD Saes.—The Line in this district is coming away well, except in mine few gelding irretinds, whore the fly has eaten the first lines completely off; but ow to the warm showery weather during the last fortnight *ay an fast recovering. NAIDSTONi.—Our Hop Fine generally boa made wonder- fal prawns since last week ; in many places it is six feet up the poles. The grounds at present we may almost call clean and healthy. 311.PLZHVIUST—Ths bins has grown amusingly this week. Tying is now nearly Stashed. Many of the plants are above the middle of the pole. HAY. SiirrusuLD, Ttoo o' Clock. Mews. Cooper and Davis, Hay sad Straw salesman, report prices u follow : P. 0.. uses., new to res. I =ewes ..... as to la. I Straw . fig to 301. Wen. 6M. to. We. Clem ..... Ten 11. On CATTLE, &e.—Cowascrse, MAT 29.—Tbe show et Sheep sad lambi was shandeat, end sake vary few in amber, oldest* the WO piles asimi I. There were se rell se y red at Berle at =whet. Plea ems veil sa in = as tam es week bet Aare was eh refine ;rapid te bee see*. Prime nil& Cows esamadel 413,_1 rims Pigs was quite as deer se lest week. Nostrum. Mar 111.—Our mehat azhiblesi a isiseable ehow et iesOk eta ses lommes orb. Illiet-lsoist. awl very Irst Tare* Ceiba The ateeoimes oilmen sot betft se peat, Was wen an es Ism woks mot, sod at the duo of the soselset attest many Iteesto eteulamt unsold. Fat Besets as meant as,, both as to amostees and piThe weedier Wog latemely het, mkt a mot • rata, mod WAN to he orelleue, eat snarl half Dusts vele !media by eel to IMAM lusaold, the seism= sets moss set bigdapossigo Ulm las pox stone dna last seek. Pup, Ion" Iwo. sad bulbs, ia ell e post amber, and mil mesa at alai, aloatimat SOUTHAMPTON TRINITY FAIR, MAY 31.-A large fait r Beasts, and trade generally very brisk. First-rate Oxen, two-years-old and upward*, for feeding, sold at from 121. to 161 eat& ; some good llevone and Hereford* at from 111. to 161., a few making even more money. Short-horns sold well oho. Some well-shaped Yorkshire, Durham, and Scotch breeds were much in demand. Some good Swoon sold at from 10/. to 121., and the •English north-country from 12/. to 161. 15s. eacb. There were a great many from North and South Wales, many of the best making high pion, from 61. to 9/. being given for rather small ones: poor beasts wens not so aaleible. There were many fine cows Short horn Englik, Alderney, Guernsey, and Jersey. Some fine ani mals fetched (nun 181. to 221. each, and many went off at from 14/. to 161. 16s. Cow with Calf. best, 20 guineas; others at from 141. to 181. Suckling Calves were at prism varying from 10s. to 40a. each. Fat Ballwin' and other beast were not in great number: those sold made from 11s. 6d. to 13e. per score pounds ; some inferior fat Cops and Bole, 10e. to 104. 6d. Fat Calves realised from 10s. is Ile. per ecore, according to quality. Of Sheep there will but a short number ; the fat two, four, and six tooth sheep realised from 6s. Bd. to 69. per stone; good Wethen, 61. 44. to 51. tl,l. ; moderate quality, G. to ss. 4d.: fat Dustin wen rather short in number ; the twat sold at fa. to Gs. fkl. par stone, or nearly 21. 2e. each; small, 30.. Lean Sheep sold at high prices : Couples, GOs. to 70s. ; tegs, 601. to 684. each; lean ewes, 40*. to his. Of first-rate hunting, coach, riding, hock, and gig Hones, there was a good quantity, the beat selling at very great prices, hunters making from 60/. to 1001. each ; coach, trots 501. to 601.: gig, from4ol. to 451. ; riding, from MC to 401.; good-shaped hacks. from 251. to 361. ; cobs, 201. to 261. ; all warranted. Good Ponies, from 51. to 121 each ; Welsh and Forest Ponies from 2/. to 61. each. Cart Hone*, colts, &c., large, from three to sic years old, made great MIMS, from 401. to 601. given; moderate, for con tractors and heavy country work, hom 301. to 401. each ; moderate, rather aged, from 201. to 261. Fa► Yesterday's Markets on east Far. SHIPPING. M AILS AZZITED.—DubIia, 3; Waterford,2; Dosaghadee, 1; French, 1 ; Flanders, I. LONDON, June I.—Wind this day at noon, N.E., lighs breeze, sad line dear weather. Drat, May 31.-8. to 8.3. E., light —Arrived : Hen. iington, New York, foe Shields. Sailed ; Clara Henrietta, Baltimore; lloneevida, Valpandea ; Georg, Ls Guars; St. Tholliskat Tbsessis's. - FaLmoirrit, May 31.—Variable.—Arrivad: Elisabeth Taylor, Permut-Pnrice. WATERFORD, May 30.—W. to W.S.W.— Arrived : John Colley, New York. YOUGNAL, May 26.—Arrived: William Edward, Phila delphia. bailed : 28th, Kate Robertson, Quebec. CORE, May 20.—5. W., at : Prince's, Phi ladelphia; Sir J. M'Donald, and Gondola, New York. Sailed: Roseanna, and Abeam', St. John's, Newfoundland. OFF KINSALE, May * M.—Virginia, New Orleans, for Liverpool. ABERDEEN, May 29.--S. W.—Sailed : Plxenician, Manilla ; Heroine, Quebec. HULL, May 31.—N.E.—Arrived: Lucinda, Callao. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OP LORDS.-MONDAY, MAT 31. The Loam CHANCELLOR took his seat at 5 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS.—By the Arehbinhop of Data, kora the bishop and clergy of the diocese of Limerick. and eitteen other weaken. for the re.establistiment of the rhoome of Kildare. The Duke of Ittorroes, from Lambeth. in favour of oqualiting the Poo...Bate. throughout the eouau7. COMAIITSBE 7 Toetories Bill. 1111RIAEZ - DllO.- - -irmyfiervlte NOTICES OF mcrnox.—Surriuoinv Dianoraica.—/be Arch talabop of Digun, on &nearly day, to bring in a kill to remove the re atrietiona which preeinde the sovereign trona appointing to summed PORTUGAL. Lad BROUGHAM reminded the noble marquis opposite able promise to reply this day to his inquiry whether • copy of the convention seed to have been entered into relative to this country would be laid upon the table? The Marquis of LANSDOWNE, who was mat led's timtly heard, war understood to reply that no convention bad been absolutely entered into, but a protocol had been undoubtedly signed on behalf of the three powers of Eng land, France, and Spain, with a view to contribute, if possi ble, to the pacification of that unhappy country, and to .establ i sh there the constitutional rights of the sovereign and her people. It would be inconvenient to lay the agreement upon the table unless it could be accompanied by other papers not at present in a position to be presented, but no time would be lost in making a communicauon to parliament upon the subject. Lord BROUGHAM was understood to say that the noble marquis's reply was entirely satisfactory. BIRMINGHAM AND OXFORD JUNCTION RAILWAY. Lord LYNDHURST moved, pursuant to notice, the re appointment of the committee upon the Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway Bill. Lard REDESDALE opposed the motion. It had been the Imbibes% practice of the house to refuse to give a hearing - to aIMIMISIden who petitioned modest their company. Here Ebe s itill greater anomaly of directors petitioning against own ram . What hod bee* the conduct of these ? their original act paned, they Mid among thenii,fito einem it this swieny at the poseent time they held only 957 Ames, having sold at high poem and no doubt realised great profits. One of the dire:ton had held origin ally 1,948 ahares which he had now reduced to 220. He, no doubt, put some 15 or 20,0001. into his pockets, and he cow dome to that house to ask them to refuse the parcensen of his Ames the privilege of dealing with their penhase as tbru salted . them, but as a seam of justice dictated. He Mend that the order be discharged. Lord LYNDHURST complained of the course which tie noble lord had pursued. It was now two mo u ths since he brought this question forward ; and a worse ems he had never submitted in that house. Their lordships on that occasion had adopted his Mews and, remembering the facts, he trusted they would not dep a rt from their deo:idea. Lord BE AIJMONT argued that the appointment of • committee would be quite melees. Lord WHARNCLIFFE said if their lordships did not warmly take up this case, they would, in effect, be giving power to private companies to neutralise the decisions of parliament. Lord STANLEY thought it unwise to enter into a discus sion which could lead to no practical result. In this ease the.. was no public grievance whatever. The directors had passed • most extraordinary course, in having first sold thole own shares in the market at a great premhinf, and Mau set about selling • property in which they bad osercely any interest, to the Great Western Company. 11Moboussa0anses of the case were patent to all the wad. Three elm. m dkpate as to the laMs—why, Woe, ap=s:' • . ommilites to impire into them ? Was it meant to We the ado of the shares was invalid ? He appedmiei thie the deestate of the company meld act be wflymir sauced with saek a declared/us. (Ham, hear.) 71wIfseill° Maim Oesimay, as • awmpszy, bad not parehmad dke emimmleil Ma; and whet van there to perrein MAW deal ambers Ma taking nib a corm ? He Weirs* UM the whets et Ire tramerekeme the pert of the pm , ' arta( Mareltsidere were pwasetig kph wad in that belief be urged their lordships twitmemilibir ther dedisa. Lord ASHBURTON the aela Sim was a math imf portent public questionstatehe, AL, the intewdenettbeirelr' Imam as exhibited is Its sets. It appmesitilistfts c ib. ll; jest of the legislatute Ina is have tow seteedl dent lines of railway, en Kamm of the bewisismq. the existing one to provide adequately fortheemmlegf= The inquiry was important with • view to whether these great railway esespaities had ceeltereed to the powers given to thema uud, set. this UM It was slated that 38 ,000 out of MO elms had bees yerdwesd mby les Beath Wedges Ompeay emi it it timed mt ealy that the purebames el elms of Hie gadmigal amilem et the coumey, seed their Imilibipe be se ea le leis that the empasy Resit we mime thrawsk sis it seeileesut private peke 1. (Mat, beer.) Lei BROUGHAM shihried the Meter &aka Glee toe lightly arrived at, but ailmeed after the allot No cireemeteame, Innieo these at trove- Nib emmety. melt Mime their lerdiips te set aide daek home dodges. 'Armed of WICKLOW mid Me dee* melees me, wMiher mod meld mein set et the sepekameat et a memktm T No ewe empties. that the sit et pediment lei blest waded, the'My eseepteiM was that We inten tions of the We had bees delhateki. He eaw no whatever *a the same mead by the Great C OM y. He field mass the appointment of !hair lordships divided—For the committee 29 it 22-2 ARMY BE= BiLL. On the third resift of this The 1:3 e lio t om LONDoll ..M WI he would art repeat the to be impel smisetthis Mt he veMwee te meshes, thee m the MU yam lie the rieweremm wad be eat, to Owl is meet is the meet roye d whish awaken lei item was beet eel esiMpies the Mende 4 its sew as well as et the es%bill was thee reed a thkd lei palesi., lordships adleessai at half past idr. . 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