The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-15 00:00:00

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Make della at Uri • liewmaktia lee bees wermatork piee 11.1 ail thee occordlog to Mem mai Wks to 4 0,ft is tbeentenulacturter rot Wan Madan. sirmasto 5A43,901, while there II eLeti areas. al" Irving, lather districts okra ea • pekak ✓are' et tve minim et essay atoms lialelkeia rmakag i tie palls waft et ear thlablblal al iekekkali will be received ow asteunt of New* the error. by Meseta Hoare ; Drummed; ▪ hiertiwe.eloce . L e i lder Beery Strettcs. the ;mit Ceseesativee. 7 be paid in four yesety Isweelombh at the calked 1~~~! By the Washington steamer, arrived this day Southampton, we have New York papers to •o instant. The Washington bas on board 148 passengers, inelnding Colonel Matthew, Governor of the Stira man, and Mew& J. S. Kene and W. Currey, of London. The followieg, containing the latest news from Mexico, we copy from the New York Herald: _ _ PINSACOLA, MAT 18, 1847. By the arrival at this port, yesterday, of the United States store-ship Relief, Oscar-Bathos, Beg., meamaading, we learn, that in consequence of a rossred Miami* Cl Santa Anus to eampe from Mexico, by ass, Com. Perry hal organised a coast guard, cassiming of about 2,600 marines and sailors, to serve on shore, and had also dis patched some small vessels to blockade the coast southward. Gen. Scott, when last heard from by the squadron, was beyond Perote, on his way to the Halls of the Montezuma, and the h'hoys are now, in all probability, actually realising their dreams of revel there. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Taw Yeen, Joan I.—gazonarveva. —hero—We report oaks IMO bb.s. Oesesee,to arrive sat Week at 1 de*. late. ; 1,400 ditto straight brand Michigan, In boaed& at 8 ale. ; 1,500 ditto Gears% to arrive in Jaw ad ft in alle arrive ten or twain days said at the swag ; SONNY It the city, sold at 8 do* lye to do* ; * 8.1188 dltla wid, *antra in July, part by the 11411, at 8 do* ; 1,1188 dals were reptrON sold. to arflesia Jana at 8 lob. tse. AawlhadOWs l lemiasspet (130 Idadd at dalt. kte.. and IN NW Geresa at II leis. Ns. NUN: abed Neat 10,000 hobs* awsees, molt et 1 det i r eis l B. B oo* UN alle white, at ade. Is.; LIN 41115 rad wad es paste laraa—Ches A tale et UN Mai earthen' year was Weds Y dm ihrerma, at I afar IN= Ise astral to thawwwd p. 4 Oble reawder, said dried %hew at I dd. Ite l TI.:10 dm werans amid at I al. II sat lAN teats ds. wit, arebe› . 180 dhow at I dot. MI a Mash We to ailed Meet I hida„,at deb. Vie. Ns mad* awed an. Bye: aka MN la MIN hart* were at IM.IB e. lye Newt: Bale It HO lab. wets mda at 7 dots. pew .• hides et 1,3 I• wig dele.—Pseetyts at brad ill the Ea4l lbsw.llB.4N bends; so Wei IAN ; aR eat*. bvi de. amid wet wesiber, aid hilldiseest et Wan, emoted the spealawa Ws stab Is he ;we hued et SS hake only. Prins an restetwill lea. Awnwent.—We mart We et 300 Wile. saw *We park at 14 deb.; IN es. my awe sell at IS dole. ; mod SNw de aft eereee,, at 11l thia ; 1180 Es. di palms at 13 deb. 1111 e. lett stilt Ilatastara new; flees Ins held at 11 a* lids. ; id* cortilry, at 12 doh. NO. Lett we Arm, hat we bawl dso was et isaerwt. Reetasow —A fair damoll Y Imelda exchange, aid wit sealhas Ins. Prime bills egagnina we quote at 68 to 7i premium ; Pala. It Ns. Is St 281 e.; Aisatinenit. IN to ; llamburg, 3.11 to ; Famwwns-4,0 0 0 We. wire merest sap gad is Limpet wad laiala 112.e0 25. 34. to the Maw peel, awl* la M.la as attar. To ths NNW* we heard edge atMtroela Suewsoax, Moo 31.-Balas Itswerdedweet dm, at II ate. 7 ; city mina la held N ale. Via, with MD seisa Owe swat held at S ass 2.2 a, alibied sales. Oaks raw ted east ham I eis. to 2 doles W.. Sales prise white cars at an Is I dal., sod paw pellow, 1 dol. Te. to 1 dol. 0,. Oats : Ilia haus 47e. to 490. ales vaillikey, to barn* at Me. The week spews tatibont any change ta bosineen Now thaws, MAT 24.-7th cotton market was Ist. Rte vp advancing in prices, with a moderate but imp cheat Saw red wheat, at I dol. 33e. saki yellow torn, at 78e. 3113111CTION 0 ALREA DT ANNOUNCED: be QUEEN DOWAGER !ad don £lOO pre t Didion or Oloncemtir Ind dom. 30 amokalaap ri Oraliskary ay den. 100 ll= Tot ..... ........... 4Ol 11 dos. ie. 100 300 or fi Derlook id galserlpika bassold so la ea NO St sr ot Inoirolor .—....- .......... _Oil Ea NI imp a/ bow op ri Cbeller Jai dos. 100 .p r os. ot Oloassils Nil &M el ilk ska. 100 spa/ Byes .. .Irna dm 30 ep al St. Doles . lOO apeldsiesur 111. o at f limit . . .—... Am eft WS dim a II Ilarehrd. op wp a se t Wormier — bid des. S N I sr cd Palutorvegh etc don. NI godnia, IW. V.Jullimme, Esq. to Prewar, alo 10 0 10 10 0 ......so 0 0 INC CIMIS sea daa. Rev. J. Villboa, 204 d 5 0 0 TN V. Ardideaton 05.2011, 100 0 0 kg. Ldm. tr ▪ led Barney, Seddon lO 10 0 Rea. Thomas Meek lOO 0 0 The M. Mr Marks P Formby, Dart. 6th d lOO 0 0 .a. 2 2 ) Rev. E. Proud, lad d. 3 0 0 Rea. 3. Monies, 2nd d 2O 0 I Anonymous P 3O 0 0 R. R. Wool, Esq., 2sd dca. . .. 0 0 I R. GleMie 0 0 I Rev. Thomas BMW!, Rh don. R. T. V. Mira, 2a4 ) dos. ) Res. G. D. W. Osum i eel a 1 0 0 ) Rea. 'oho Muth 10 0 0 1 rig -5 3 0 0 1 a 5 0 1 Ng. a 5 5 0 1 iedurray, 20 0 0 1 17' EK 23 n 0 '''' 300 0 0 1 ti FAq, 10 0 o 4thdon lOO 0 u de 3ddeo 2l 0 0 loa . the f Bole, a. Burnaby, 23 0 a 2 2 p, Recto 100 0 Ith don 30 0 7tladon 10 10 lidg.n 10 10 ithdon lO 10 4thdon 10 10 Elm. the , 0.C.H., . 100 0 0 1...Hit .. .i0n 100 0 0 , bad dua. 50 0 0 te, . 5 0 0 tn. Bart , 20 0 0 derd, 4th 50 0 0 Kung . •, oth don lOO 0 0 ..3nldon. 2.. 0 0 Ice. lard _ _ From Me GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. METER ABRAHAM SACRAL and HILLERY JOHN BA MERMAN, Duke-etreet, Aldgste, watch manufacturers. BANKRUPTS. CHARLES GILMAN, Canal-terrace, Camden-town. oilman. Jonte EvAna, Pump-row, Old-street-road, paper stainer. EDWARD EDMUNDS, Lowndes-street, Knightsbridge, glover. JOHN Fox Komi., Uxbridge, grocer. HENRY Moots, Winsley.street, Oxford-street, manufac turer of malt and hop extract. J•mss HOLLINGS, LarldpOrt, Portsmouth, stay manual:- tore?. Clsoaos °MARIE, Folkestone, Kent, leather cutter. ARCHIBALD DUNLOP, Lower Belgrave-place, Chester square, land agent. WILLIAM GIDEON CHURCHES, Basingball-street, City, warehouseman. JOHN LONGMAN SHEPHERD,. Basinghall-street, City, tavern-keeper. EDMUND LORD, Rochdale, Lancashire, flannel =new tore:. JAMES ROBINSON, Manchester, perfumer. THOMAS JAGGER, Birkenhead, Chem:ore, victualler. WILLIAM Baoorsa, Tranmere, Cheshire. joiner. ABRAHAM THOMAS, Liverpool, cart Owner. THOMAS SHIPMAN, jun., WILLIAM Boum and BENJA MIN SHIPMAN, Nottingham, lace manufacturers. WILLIAM Woossv, Forebridge, Staffordshire, dealer in stone. Arrrsont krxlNSON,Newcastle-upon-Tyne, abarebroker. WILLIAM FREDERICK ATKINSON, Wskelle:d, Yorkshire, wool-stapler. JOSEPH NAYLOR, Cleckbeaton, Yorkshire, clock maker. Jowl WALFORD, Stamford, Linoolnahire, innkeeper. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ROBERT HUNTRR, Leith, earthenware manufacturer. ANDREW LESLIE, Aberdeen, merchant. PRIER FINDLAY, Glaow, general linen merchant. ROERRT M.GOWN, MaXHIII-Street, Glasgow, tavern kee JpOH. er N CAMERON, Canongate, Edinburgh, grocer. JAMES ALEXANDER, Maybole, tailor. ELIZABETH WALKER and ROBERT FOTHERINGHAM, tor Mercier received l3 0 0 Be.. Thos. Randolph, bed don. M. J. Rhodes, Esq , Snd dom Ditto 2 3 0 Hrs. Mark* Phillips 2 2 0 Rev. J. N. Pearson lO • 0 The Right Hon. the Earl of Dartmouth, 3rd S00. Rev. W. Hare 5 The Ven. the Archdea con Vickers, toddon. 10 AIM Vickers, /nil don. S Rev. W. R. Oilfield Rev. F. W. Lodingteo, and dm. Rm. IL R. Moody, 3rd don. T. Greene, Esq., M.P , fad donation Mks Great, and dos - 10 The Vet. Arcbdesem Harrison. and don SO ltimA. Croft, Aid dm. 3 Mine E. Croft, 411. don. 5 Re.. J. kook, Ird dm. 10 Was Boulton 3 KW Tonga a 1 Moe Jane Tango a 1 Rev. Dr. Harris. 3rd d. 5 Copierteme, !dam Rev. Henry hakes, don. Wm Menem Catena, Sol dm. 100 0 tatUcy .2 2 2 0 o.9rlrlas 80 0 0 r. Jostion tndliou 100 0 0 ipaon, 6212 100 Othdon *arm, 4th 3 0 0 2r♦dd. 2 0 rd, 2nd d. 100 0 J. Kitson. d. Rev. f..C.wmbe, a 2 Rev. Dr. Wbewell . S The Yen. Archdeacon Berner, 2nd don 50 Kra White, 2nd dm 100 Rev. Peter A. R. Weed 1 Klee Nicholson, Zed d. Mow P. Nicholwe Col. Unica, Rod doe 23 The Very Rev. the Deem of Canterbury.Srdd. 30 C. Y. Norwood. Eel.— 1 Rev.W.D.Longlawds,a. 1 R. 3. Coalmen, rag., S doe. Rev W Oak Ternaley, . . Rid doe. The Dean and L't _ _ r. ° li saueb o 4;ekt;•"/. 3rd d. . 35 M.P., gad don. 5O George C. Coarthops, Srd doe 25 Rev. be. Morels, W. Page Wood, Pig , 2nd doe. 5O Rev. A. C. J. Wawa, Ited doe 3 Min Cllllbrd, Zed doe 2 Amino In Lent Kia Datrlel 10 Capt. IL Column) 31re. 11. Connop lO 1 Richard 0. 0 . 10 Rev. T. 4th don. 5O W. Morgan, Reg, Sad doe. g72;c1;1: 10 10 ate, WO. 5 0 elt, ~rdd 5 0 SO 0 Tillicoultry, manufacturers. GROROS SYMINGTON, Paisley, ironmonger. ROBERT JOHN HENDERSON, Calton, Glasgow, cabinet market. WILLIAM Hurcemon and ROBERT FRAME, Glasgow, timber merchants. 100 0 Esq., Srd 10 • t ant Fel id. ith d. 110 say. Eaq 2 3 k, th dam 2O 33. las. But O." 1 " 60 0 11i;10 - 7. . 0 Watkins, 10 10 • What% 10 0 aa• Dena ea. .. tore* Sth 23 0 23 0 filer, 3d d lOO 0 part of te 'PPF this So. Ree. r. MitebelL 1 Mks Beckwith Mr. Pedro Valdes liths Cowell 2 C. Sayer, Faq., sthdos Re.. Dr. Rawklas, 4th dm lle,. .1!. Poolt7, 2Ntl dm. A Lad Mt s. W.Barker, Esq., and d. 10 1 Miss Barden Cots Mu. Alan, 2ad dm J. J. D 23 T. Haultals, Pap 6 Llerachurch.eollecUon at, by Rel. D. 0. 11 118 bO doe. Rev. IL Moore, 2oddca 30 0 0 Alex. Coble, L 9 lO 0 0 P. Centuple, Ins 5O 0 0 The Prevost and Fel lows cf Worceater CoI 13siked, god d. 100 0 0 11. on). ER a I 1 0 The line.. and Rm A. Lemcombs Mrs. Colback . ... 0 10 6 Charles ;loam Fmk 11th don. lOO 0 Rer. A. Tram" a. I I 0 Km W. B. Whittald, 6th don lOO 0 0 . Hamm. ... 14 0 0 , )BEN'S HAIR-HOWLAND'S MAR OlLeoutislus the HAIR In he embryo she% its growth seams it is maturity, eatrentlmes the . 1110111 ., n6oor, oilkyvettnen, and lavelsee WWI. he laten penal •of humaa Ole. Genial audrWllliii net aad impuritr, and readers Me weal imam* 4 Bonn of SPOItIOCs IMITATIONS !ll—The emir We worth HOWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. al the Phie Is. ; r.. • ' bottles (cowl W Wor ( Ww lol Man that Asa, S leper bottle. hold by the Pamphlets, Isellrino. Leedom, god by ellCheedete sad Patilenera - - 100 0 m Cocks, 10 0 [lOO. Lord _ -_ we r 1 IT•ol. 2 O 10 0 Hoare ,aldos .... 100 0 Cameras a 1 1 R.,l2th d. 20 0 n........... 10 10 in, , d.. 10 0 arta, 4th 10 0 nih. ia so: 10 0 I. &a 20 0 Lord ; - 1 - 000 — 10 0 0 rAtl, Sd 31 10 0 *b. La 10 10 0 2 2 0 lon. yIT I 10 10 0 ►w, 2011 10 1 , ft LS by PROFESSOR LINDLEY.— r• reedy, in one vol. em, pries 12a, the fifth edition of norm of BOTANY, STRUCTURAL and PIITSIOLO- I Pith a Gnaw. Olowary of Term. The whole Mir a may bathed woodcut& By Joon Uttar& Ph. D., fbL , Kll COMpiele the eerier of elementary tot/mica Prefieror Lindley, of whieh "School Botany, " and "The " form the other parts. „,„,.. 2 r a = .4 KINGDOM; or, the STRUCTURE, CLAS ma. lad USES of PLANTS. Mostrated upon the Seeond cation, with additional Seam. in one he. containing 900 and upward[ Seo it Fire 30 1., calf "No work roe,: important Went la botany, has ever appeared; for to the pro. II that brach of study It ocestains en 1.4116/11•11 [dal lafermation."—London Journal of Botany, No. 52. are oar name that It contains • want quantity of matter sad reel to many chows of persona and to acme more phanwientests, to whom we strongly and oordlally re mPlarreaceuthad Journal, 740. 40. •• To snit the m students and other& the shore work la also lamed qiij Puts, price a Id. Neb. LINDY.NIAN/E ; or, Notes twin a Collection of wad In Colombia and Cuba, by Mr. J. LINDEN. In driny em Ineltstry and Ear, 11, Boamernsotreet. Eloet•eeri44- LIWILLUN OUlod TO IiZALTII ANL) LONG WI MN IL Nth, by past, 4 1 0 1 1 1115 14 * 11. T TO SAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. IlotAbill ) HOW TO 311 'Jamb Ithen."—Cii. malmild ail 210,110 611 NI andoinels se at sow soulasl a ras Mreang 86.4 6 4 2 2;mg a olos= eV ars st sorsommiL /74116boreme et Soleminslo wersta u▪ larek_ obi lollsolles 16 Imo . " wo0•000, 1/1, Patinsaisr-row; Omani ; ▪ Ileobldtreet; Cutvallut, flastAltest; Nob" 4 07 ; SI And Itoli the Aallicw. 10, LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'C7ock. The United States papers, received yesterday, have news from Buenas Apes to the sth, and Monte Video to the 13th April. The following is from the New York Journal of Commerce : The blockade of Buenos Ayres by the English and French squadrons continued, but all active operations against the Argentine government had ceased. The country was quirt, in possession of the troops under President Oribo. The inhabitants of Monte Video were daily expecting the arrival of the English and French envoys sent out to supersede Ouseley and Deffsudis, when it was thought that President Oribe would assume the government with their consent. In anticipation of this event, the most influential of the opponentsto President Oribe had taken measures to promptly remove with their property to Brazil. All provisions were very dear, and fresh beef was only received from the Rio Grande. It may be well, for the information of merchants ' and others interested, to notice that the rates of established by the United States government, rov a Xettersandpackages dispatched by the new Ame rican steam mail packet line to Europe are as follow : Upon all letters and packages not exceeding half-an ounce in weight, 24 cents; over half-an-ounce and under one ounce, 48 cents.; for every additional half-ounce, 1.5 cents.; for every letter, newspaper, pamphlet, and price-current, 3 cents. There appears an obscurity or mistake about the latter charge of 3 cents., as re spects letters, which are before said to be chargeable 24 cents. under the half-ounce, but we give it as a correct copy from the original notice in the papers. These rates apply solely to the sea postage. All despatches from the interior or from other parts to the port of departure are chargeable in addition with the usual rates of internal postage. The Ame rican steamers will leave all "mailable matter" for the United Kingdom at the post office in Cowes or Coathampton ; all for France, the Netherlands, Bel gium, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Africa will be sent to Havre ; and a separate bag will be made up for Hamburg, and delivered at Bremen-Haven. The postage is to be prepaid, as no arrangements have been yet concluded between the poet-offices of the countries mentioned and the United States. Prepay ment will not be required upon dispatches for other parts of Europe, bat the unpaid portages will be collected by the Bremen post-office for the United States government. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. BERKSHIRE.—The wheat has wonder...lllly thrown out tiller., and to the eye this crop is nearly everywhere bulking beautiful, but it dove not so well bear a close maw. lion, much of it being too thin in the plant and too full of weeds. Everyone is making sure of an abundant crop of , wheat, but we have lived long enough to know that all is not gold that glitters ; and we must confess that we have our fears, for the plant bu grown too rapidly, and has a great I deal too much flag, and, from its rapid growth, is very weak in the stem. It is only continual hot, dry, calm weather that will make the present crop of wheat a good one. Most of the late-sown wheat has now springing up amongst it an im .nense quantity of weeds, particularly of red poppy and charlock ; sod as the rapid growth of the wheat prevents the further use of the hoe, the weeds and all must grow together until harvest, and it is not probable that a crop smothered and choaked up with so many weeds will be a good one. A few piaces of wheat, in peculiar situations, are beginning to burst into ear, but the greater part will not be out for two weeks. The barley is looking well, and some that was sown early will be ripe before the wheat; but the barley, like the wheat, mini's, in our opinion, too much flag, and the first rain that comes will beat it down. Oats also look well and promise to be • bulky crop. Beans and Peas look well, and it has been a Most excellent time to hoe and cleanse them. The winter vetches have lately much improved, but they are generally full of weeds, and not likely to be a good crop. Many of the potatoes are now coming up, and at present are looking very well, and we see no amarancs of the disease ; but as that was the case lut year until about th e middle of July, we con place no sort of dependence in thresent looks. A vast deal of land has been cleaned and benught into a good state of cultivation for lhe7ie; - 0. et bi the tn. Arett- tcf—,‘__, te lst gene ~r;'— „ z‘ze elusive of chests, freights, &e., Loseles, 51s. ; Liverpool, 50s to blv. Mottled, Loudon, 6Ss. ; Liverpool, 48s. to 50s. CORN.-BATH, Imes 12.-A good supply of Wheat; for the btu samples an advance of 2s. per qr. was obtained, but the Middling and out-of-conditioned sold at the rakes of last week. Barley in abort supply and slow demand. Oats sold heavily, and in favour of the buyer. Beans sad Peas somewhat cheaper. Wheat, 84e. to 100 s. ; Barley, 411 s. to 644. • Beans, 614. to 625. • Peas, 604. to 70a. ; Oats, white, Us. ; black, 30s. to Ma. per qr. Baniumerron. JOU 12.-A. fair 'apply of Wheat, which MOO a All all at • redaction of frost lo to 2s. per qr. Oats, in limited supply, sold at last week's prices. Beans and Peas same as before. Wheat, Me. to 94.. per qr. Oats, Is. ed. par stoat Beam, Ms. to Ms.; Pea 644. to 66'. per qr. Comialooi, Juan 12.-A good "apply of Wheat, which met with a vary, slow eat, et 11OFOr 'dna Boma saisPle. of Beans were efsrleg, A wlidi 11106 was no buyer. Wheat, red, 116. to Its. ; wider, OW • Desna, 66. to Ms. Barley, 665. Oats, pa to 36. • CANTOR/cat, Juni 12.-A moderate supply of Wheat, but scarcely any business was done. Wheat, white, new, 954 to 1024. ; brown, 945. to 965. Barley, 60s. to 60s. ed. Oats, 30.. to 361. Beans, 645. to 55". per r. CAILLISLI, Jam, 12.-A fair supply of Wheat. In con sequenoe of the rise in the south markets this week, farmers demanded a considerable advance; after some delay the market +ma cleared, at le. 6d to 2s. above I.st week's rates, buyers purchasing very sparingly, Barley was also L. higher ; Oste, ed. Wheat, red, 344. to Ms. ; white, 365. to 38s. Barley, 224. to 24". ed. Oats, 14s. 6d. to 16s. ed. Rye, Ms. to 30, per three bash. imp. - • • }LADLED:HI, Joe' It —Tha attendance at market te-day was rather small, but the supply of Wheats was very good, the holders of which were so exorbitant in the prices de manded, that Inhiness proceeded slowly; indeed, very little was done, except by the millers who were needy, and that at about late prime No spring Corn on offer. - - HIOLIPORD, Jona 12.-Of Wheat the supply wu very moderate, and prices were fully 6s. per qr. higher. Good red sold at 965. to 109 e. ; and fine white, 102 s. to 104 s. per qr. Scarcely any Barley on offer, and good worth 48s. to Ws. per qr. Beans, Peas, and Oats are in moderate request at for mer prices. LErcursit, Jctsis 12.-Considerable business was done at about the same rate as last week, both in Wheat, Beans, acd Barley. Gabs was rather dull of sale. MILTON, Jena 12.-A good supply of Wheat, which sold at Z. to 3s. per qr. below last wesk's rates. Earley nominal. Oats as before. Wheat, red, 925. to 100 s. ; white, 98e. to 108 a. per 40et. Oats, lc 6d. to Is. Bd. per stone. NOTTINGHAM, Juni 12.-In Wheat, the few sales made were at about the retes of last week. Oats and Beans sold slowly, at last week's rates. Barley merely nominal. Wheat, new, white, 90s. to 995. ; red, 86 i. to 965. per 36 stone. Barley, grinding, 535. per 80 stone ; malting, 53e. to 581. per qr. Gate, 40s. to 46e. per 24 stone. Been., 695. to 675. ; new, 595. to 675. per 38 stone. Flour, superfine, 695. to 72e. ; fine, 645. to 68e. per 20 stone. - - - •• Pairron, June 12.—A better supply of English Wheat today, but the trade ruled eat:naively dull. Farmers would not accept lower rates, so but a partial clearance was made at last week's quotations, say 40s. 6d. to 435. 61. per windlo fur prime parcels of white and yellow. Flour the tuns cheaper; fine to superfine, 435. to 465. Bd. per barrel. Oata, 2d. per bushel lower ; fine mealers, 6s. per 451bs. Beans dull, at 275. to 295. per 2201111. No tales could be effected in Oatmeal unless at a reduction of about 2s. per load ; middling, 61s. to 63e.; extra, 655. per 2401ba. --- • • RICHMOND (Yoasetinus), JUNI 12.—We had a large supply of Wheat, but small of other kinds of grain, and for both the market was dull. Wheat sold from 12s. to 140.; Oats, 4s. 4d. to Se 4d. ; Barley, 7s. to 71. 3d. ; Beans, 7. 3d. to Be. per bushel. S•FFION WALDEN, Juxa 12.—1 n Wheat prices remained about the same as last week. In spring corn no alteration. 811 ItZWBBeRT, JUNE 12.—There was a larger supply of Wheat, but the high rates demanded by the farmers checked sales, and buyers bought eparingly. Wheat, per imp. bushel, lle. 4d. to 12s. 6d. SWINDON, JDNIS 14.—A fair prantity of Wheat was offered ; the beet white fetched from 965. to 100 a. per qr. ' • red, 925. to 95e. • good Wheats, weighing 621ba. to 63 iba. sold at 86s. to 88i., while all other poorer descriptions were almost unsaleable. Flour, beet, per sack of 280 lbs., 701. ; best seconds, 675. • common do., 664. The trade in Barley, very slack ; the best grinding samples were offered at a die cline of ls. to 21. per qr., and poorer samples front 2s. to 3s ; the prices are from 445. to 6•25. per qr. Oats, best, 345. ; I second, 30e. ; common feed, 265. per qr. Beans and Pew, though very scarce, were offered at a decline of to. to 2a. per qr. - - - - - - - - - YARMOUTH, JUNE 12.—Only moderate rupplies of Wheat, and a brisk sale, at several shillings advance, but at such prima widen only buy for immediate wants. 'pother grain very little doing. RIPACALIIT, JUNE 12.—A fair supply of Wheat, but very small of Barley and Oats. Farmers commenced by asking Bs. to 10s. per qr. over last week's rates, thus checking tales, which proceeded slowly, at 4s. to 6.. per qr. &deuce. Burley and Oats fetched same prices as last market day. Wheat, per qr., 80s. to 94.. Barley, 495. to 54a. Oats, 375. to 40s. 6d. Oatmeal, per bag of 280 lbs., 60s. DENTEIC, Juice B.—The London advice& of the Ist, although bringing a decline in that market, have caused some excitement on this aide, from the apprehension re ported to exist regarding the new Potato crop, and the ex pectation of a reaction in the price of Wheat, in anticipation of which we advanced yesterday 2s. to 3a. per qr., with a brisk demand, which took o ff 650 lasts, say, finest Upper Polish, per qr., f.0.b., 6211.4. to 631 b.., at 765. to 775. 6d.; mixed and fine mixed, 611bs. to 621b5., 73a. ; high mixed, Lower Polish and 'inland, 601 b.. to 611ba.. 735. to 745. ; mixed tad fine, 601b5., 70s. to 71a. Of Bug Wheat a larger quantity than has been sold is taken out of the market, as halite's are about shipping it off on consignment, and there will hardly be left more than 300 lasts. The obstacles to arrival of river supplies continue undiminished, as dry weather still prevails, and they are consequently coming in very slowly. Our stocks in granary are said to be reduced to 3,000 lasts. Freights have declined to se. 3d. for London, 4.. 9d. for the east coed, and vessels have been engaged since last post to load to the extent of 6,000 qrs. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKRT. TWO &Cloth.— Messrs. Pattenden end Smith, Hop factors, report that the market continues without any alteration. KM . but Keels, 4.44rc &I. oso Si. 0 Toarluog lloola.. p. tot It. 3to 4i w.olo a Koos . „ 44 So 11 0 Yearling &mon. „ 311 so 3 11 &ma ...... .... . 311 1 1 34 I Old M.P.— .. . . 1 11so 1 0 imslogoo .. ... . 0 4to 1 1 HAY. SMITHFIELD, Two o'clock. Mown. Cooper and Davie, HaT and Straw valiant°, report that there was scarcely anyttung doing. Primo Maslow Lk. to 706.1 Ildsoreo 404 to Oft. I straw.... SOity. Woke .......100. Oa Oen I Clover ..... Dec Wino I CATTLE, &c.—APPLEBY FAlR.—There could not be lees than from thirty to forty thousand head of Sheep ex. posed for sale. Cheviot and half bred Cheviots, from Scot land, comprised the greatest portion of the market, for which sales were exceedingly dull, prices ranging from 20s. to 235. each ; half-bred Cheviots end half-bred Leicester Sheep from 28s. to 30s. ' • in some instances .higher prices were ob tained ; black-faced Withers, from Ifie. to 17s. ; black-faced Hop, 12s. to 134., with a good demand. The principal part of the business on Wednesday was confined to cattle, of which there was a fin* show. At the eaannencement of the market high prices were demanded, end In some instaeoss obtained. Although the market amend steady, and great firmness was exhibited by the holders, plas %radially gave way, and until noon very few sale. had. been e ff ected. For country cattle, especially calving Cows, there Mu a tolerably go demand, and sometimes in advance. Fat cattle were od deemed very scarce, and sold from 30s. to 3de. per a. Bullocks were very numerous, and sold at from 71. to 01. Black cattle were much the same, and many left unsold. The sale of Irish cattle was very moderate. There has not been so bad a show of Horses for some time as this year ; prices much as usual. COLCIIZSTZR, Jung 12.—Sheep and Lambs were in abundance, and sales very slow, although the sellers were willing to yield to a farther decline in prima. Then were but a few sales effected. Fat Sheep also experienced a slight decline in value. No really fine fat Beasts. Fresh and lean stock were by as mesa= brisk in sale, but we can snots no particular alteration in their value. Good Mil& Cows were inquired after. Pip fully maintained last week's rates. . . . _ . NORWICII, Juni 12.-At this day's market the show of Sects and thort•horas wm both large and good ; there being a numerous attendance of buyers, an immense deal of Mus ings was transacted, but at no improvement in prices. Fat Beasts a short supply, and trade dull for Scots at Bs. 6d. to 91. ; short-horns, 8.. to Be. 6d. per stone of 141ba. The Sheep pens were well filled ; hoggets a steady sale; Lambs, an immense number, making from 22e. to 255. ; prime, 27e. to 295. per head, with a clearance ; good young ewes, 4.4. to 464, per head ; fat Sheep • dull sale, at Bs. 9d. to 9s. per st. Good store Pigs, 28s. to 355. per bead ; fat pork, 74. 3d. to 7s. 6d. per stone. SWP,DON, JVNE 14.—Lean Beast sold at great wins, best Cows making 141. to 181. each, others at from 101. to 141. ; Heifers in Calf, from 121. to 161. ; Banners, 81. to 121. Large weaned Calves, from 30e. to 60s. each ; small, from 16s. to 21.. ; fat Calves, 10e. to !h. per icon. Fat Down Wethers, 61.4 d. to 6e. Bd. per 'tone; large Half-breds, 6s. to 6s. 4d. TRINITY Mtela.—On the first day the show of stock was large, although of fat Sheep there was only about five lots. The latter ranged about 5 tolo per cent. higher than at former markets, the prices varying from 30s. to 40a., while the hill Wethers brought hilly 10 per cent. higher, these ranging from 16. to n. On the second day the Cattle mar ket was particularly large. The show of fat Cattle was much larger than wee anticipated, and that of lean very great indeed. The latter came chiefly from the north country, and about a third of them left the market unsold. The market opened in the morning very brisk, but fell off towards the afternoon, from the euordous quantity brought into the Muir. Fat Cattle, in the morning, fetched about 10s. per Dutch stone ; but the price went back fully from 6d. to 9d. Gracing Cattle were fully bto 10 per cent, lower than at former marketa, and, as mentioned above, an immense quantity of them remained unsold at the close of the day. For lestervloo's Aiorula so* Jost pogo. SHIPPING. m•ill ARRIVID.—DubIin, 3; Waterford, 2 ; Donaghadee, 1; French, 1 ; Flandm, 1. Lorinon, June 16. Wind this day at noon, 8. W., light breeze, with paining donde of rain. DIAL, June 14.-B.W to 8.8. W., fresh and squally.— Arrived: Vises, Port to ,• Marlborough, Calcutta; Urania, Jamaica; Ceres, Hon durans. Arrived from the river: Renown, Lauseeston. Sailed: Wellesley, Madras. Cowie, June 14.—S.W.—Arrived: Malcolm, Pernam. buco. (Fveitirouig AcyAls No. 247.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 18 i 7. [3d. the musket does not show myth settvity. Dutch Two-sud 4 Ma per Cents. ore sow 684 to 9; tho Faun, 894 to 90. Belgian Four-sod-s-Hell per Casts., 924 to 44. Flea, 134 to 8; the Thew, 344 to 6. Portuguese, to 4. Mikan, 20 to Viesseels, Ile to 40. turnips, but it is of no vie te sew theta et imment, for the fly is now so numerous, that miry plant whisk appear delve ground is nibbled immediately, and even the mustard, which crane eat so thickly, is nearly destroyed. There is rather a large breadth of marigold wurtzel planted, and they are' mad up and looking well, and the carrots also book': ... CUllliantAND.—Potatnes In general were never known to look better ; still, in some of the early gardens, the thane has again made its appearance but it is to be hoped the in fection has pretended frees eseeened seta, as no doubt many would be planted, lia aelMilleettbe wry high price, which, under ordinary eireanietrnele, timid hate been thrown under the dunghill. DevONsislan.—The beautiful weather for the last fort night has completely changed the face of the wheat and barley mops. Everything is looking most promising, and bids fair for a harvest rather earlier than was at first anti cipated, front the lateness of the spring. The hay harvest will soon be general. The potato dope, if good, will not be of any great extent of tillage. Hiilarunrisitint.—The wheat crop is very thin on heavy sky lands, and the wire-worm has been exceedingly busy the growing corn in numerous places. It is, we now found that lime, however fertilising to the head, nugatory as to the destruction of this voracious eleetwe, but perhaps salt may prove a little more athe ism,. Me early potatoes look generally kindly, but we Mee that time Iris symptoms of the return of disease Maas the bee eau. LanCeitian.—The wheat continues to look well in Lan gdale* red Cheshire, and, with a shower or two, and a few days a trarabine, would soon start into ear. In one or two SIVIIMMIA spots ears of wheat greedy show themselves. The =lora in panel lain well, I'M would be mash ina,„/ by a little rain. The Swedish turnips are coming up very regularly, and arc now quite safe from the fly, wherever they were sewn in good time. The cultivation of this va luable root, which is the foundation of the hest and safest system of husbandry known in Europe, is greatly extending in this part of the country. The potato crops look well. We have been informed that the lands recently brought into cultivation at Chat Noes, and which have this year been ex tensively planted with potatoes, promise to yield en early and abundant crop of this useful article of food The plash' have a very healthy appearance. Weeneonzieen.—The late fine weather has had • most beneficial effect upon t a crops. Wheat and barley are really luxuriant, and oats, except upon some cold soils, look remarkably well, so that harvest may now be safely (WM lated to be ready at least three weeks earlier than was expected a short time ago. The breadth of wheat is more extensive than usual. The farmers are at present busily engaged with sowing turnips, and the flue weather with which we are favoured enables them to get on rapidly with their work, especially where the land is dean. The turnips that are up loek well • and potatoes in general were known to look more healthy. WlLTSlllitY.—Account. of the favourable appearance of the grain crops in all directions still continue to come to hand, and the probabilities of • plentiful and early harvest are daily improving in character. The contrariety of opinion with regard to the existence of disease ie the potato, is amply sufficient to induce a proper degree of circumspec tion m receiving them; it is quite eviaent, however, that in some 'oddities the disease has put on so positive au op- peeseas, that a denial is absolutely impossible. In the majority of instances, where reports have been made up to the present time, the balance of testimony is of a cheering nature. In the neighbourhood of Devizes the crop looked more healthy. WORCKSTERSHIRE.—After a month's undisturbed sun shine the temperature has become cooler, and several re freshing showers have fallen during the present week. This will be most tavourable for the crops, especially on stiff Lads; the wheat is now ready to burst into ear ; turnips anti poll toes are looking exceedingly well, and there is as yet no in dication of disease in the last-mentioned root. YORILSRIIIE.—The wheat lands are making extraordinary progress; and there never was known • season in which, with regard to this c seription of grain, a richer luxuriance presented itself. The same remark applies to other descriptions of grain ; and the whole is not only remarkably healthy and vigorous, hut promise., provided tine weather continues te prevail, an early harvest. The grate crops will also be abundant. While the lands are in preparation for the recep tion of turnip seed, the potatoes are progressing with astonish ing rapidity. Their appearance is that of health and vigour, displaying an evenness of growth which is not always wit nessed. A large breadth of land is this year devoted to their production. SCOTLAND.—CoId not therly winds having prevailed during the last four days, and vegetation has not made much progress. There has been no blight, however, nor any injury beyond what has been caused by a temporary interruption to the rapid progress which had been made during the preceding fortnight ; and ss rain, which was mach wanted, began • few days ago, a favourable change in the temperature may be looked tor. Nothing could 'De more satisfactory than the appearance of the crops, and with seasonable rains, followed by warm and genial weather, the harvest may be both an abundant and an early one.—Caledonian Mercury. DUMFRIES-Sal ite.—The spring corn in some parts was be ginning to look tether parched, but seasonable showers have given it an improved appearance. The pastures are every day looking more luxuriant; while the potato crop is shooting up fresh and strong, as yet unvisited by the least appearance of blight. Early-sown Swedes, where they have broke ground, present a flue appearance. Is VERNEBS-SitinE.—The weather continues fine. The wheat crops are high and thick ; so are the oda ; while the ryegraas is mat abundant. The potatoes, too, in the fide are shooting with great vigour. No symptom of disease has yet been met with either in the fields or the gardens, though in the latter the stalks are a foot high, and showing the finest bloom. RENFREW/Man. — lt is now generally expected that har vest labours will commence very early in August, and if heat again sets in, the calculation, we think, will net prove fee wrong . In every quarter of this extensive and depot tent county, the eye is delighted and the heart gladdened by the sight of crops as luxuriant as ever graced the soil. VALE OF CLYDE.—Perhaps this delightful portion of the 1 errantry never presented • more luxuriant and charming ap. ! =nee than it does at the present moment. Nay mat splendid. Wheat is also luxuriant, and beans never looked better. Oats are also doing well. lame portions that were affected by the grub-worm see recovering fast; and • wonderful improvement has tam place in the pasture since the run of fine weather oeseminced. What potatoes there are look extremely well, ellid Jaen people now regret that the dearness of the seed them from planting a greater breadth. We beg eantro; the public net to re into any panic aboutanother !Duro of the potato crop in Scotland, almost before the isms are above ground. All that we have seen of the crop band excellent; and we have them now before us, grown ' la &Wand, to be sure, but in the open air, as large is hen gp,, sod with the best appearance. Let our readers, too, somember that the failure, even of former years, was not just as total as some people would hays wished us to believe. Certain it is, _that even yet there are plenty of last year's crop to be had.—Glaeyerso Conetitutiotvel. WILMS FUNDS. lank Root, 161 7 j 3 ler 04.0•4414.664 L. Ili I I pso CL ed. Att00..1616 I 1 41 0 . 1 . 6 i n. MI .!MOL 04•4434 Alns , Nat 4 St p FOAM .per Ct. A oorzloo D 0041,111 1 1 pie 0•44. 414450da 1140., 146 24 .46 per Cl. lidelaa 314464,420 4 liporan D 0114414 PM. 11 6 is pas Otot.ltuo, I par Cl. 11143.b0r,1•16, IS 6 6 pm R. lliasilloo 844.,113 4 6 pot Ct. Porovir /W. Y . Ditto tam, II 3 Pompom Om% MI. a 4 - Ct. boom 47rio Delo, 37 II 6 poi Cl. 11r411114.00 11 `et Chillas HY , II 3 DIM Spooldi DID, MI6 1 AmWOalsobb. Def. Ns., 41 3 $ pr o 4. @wilt Dan, 346 6 ee Bleeder 13d0., 21 11 /tomtit 13.ftwel le., 10 6 AK' Cl. Doolo4 1ik.,113 1 1 .Oath PiodreDes., 44 6 4 par Ct. Dote% Das., MI 4 I poi 04. V 04.44•141114., 34 40 6 pa Ct. Cont. Dotal, NI SO V 4011.10111 Wirt. Ms . II 13 bfne RAILWAYS.—We hal in shares to-day, with a fair steady ; when sot, rather high &LUIS EFFECTED CP TO TV (Taisoky's prim will Bar. sod Oxftrd Inn., tbi Butildnikanwhlre, I d Caledonian, 301 Do. Halves, 11 Chester tiesk H , o i lAbeol, 21 E. Coun Do. Per. S pow tt, No. 2, 1 p Do. York YAWS, 61 Edin. /6 Gamow Halves, 214 Du Q.-, Exeter, TevOt Ss Dor., 11 Great Northers, Debbie. rid Torliffx., 11 Gt. South. k West (Ire), 01. North of Englatd New, 14 Gust Western, 112 Do. Mares, 68 Do. Quarters, In 1 Do. Fifths, 344 Si Hull & Selby, 104 Leeds &Think, 191 Do. Pref. 6 per Ct., S Lon., Brighton, & S. Ocest, 34 1 Lon. It N. Western, 180 29 Do. Qrs. L. & 8., 231 Do. do. New, 131 13 Lan., Ox., & Obeli., I Main. & Leeds, 103 Do. Halves, 431 Do. RUA., 101 Do. Sixteenths, 7 4 Do. Thirds Bee. , 4cl Do. Helves (late litiddort and SheL), 29 ye a still improving market amount of bowsaw, at prices r 0 Ting DAY IN LONDON. l e r° 2 Tha in la!i“P"'.l.: A better feeling prevailed in little business was done. E. Qinintice, York Eaten., 1 d E. Lancashire New, 1 d Leeds and Thirst. SJ d Do. Pref., fr. &I. Ba. 9d. d Mae., fib., k Lin. Qrs.,No. 1,21 p Do. (late GLOrini. Sbef.), d Midland New, Sf p Ips& Wit. Eden., 10 Leeds & Bradford, 119 7 Lads, Dews & Yalu, 334 Buittcei, 1 d Midland. 122 Do. New, 401 11 Do. Ne, 9 4 Newcastle w & Bee., 24 7 1 Do. New, 71 1 Norfolk Me De .llk 91 North 73: Da Ms. Nat& 101 Nat& Waft% us., Woe, Its Wei, 14 lteseksg., Owad, lk Bag, 14 1 Shrews. lk Illt Om A, 31 chropialre tam 31 S. k Dear, Do. New (1131. lard.) No. 2, 111 Des do. (1014 No. 4 1 Wen /tiding Union, d par Windsor, Stance, an R. W., 11 p Wilts, Bomenet, and Weymouth, 111 York & Newcastle New, ISt 1 Do. Prot, 111 1 Y, rk & N. Yid, IN Do. Estee., 421 Do. Pret, IS Luxemboarg, 11 Namur and Liege, 41 Sambre and Meuse, 7 ik Rather more business wee ct and prices were firmer genera Amb., Nott., Baton, k E. J., Ild MA., Lan, k Cbostgre Jo., If d Clitho.,& N.W., Prot, if E. Counties yort Eaten., I p loos 14. the market, bat nevertheless Lou. and N.W., 116 1 / 3 . Qrs., 16 p la. New Qrs., p /. Flty la p N. Maffordshire, p 8. E. & Dover New, No. 4, d York & N. Midland p 6ALF.I, hors 14. one than for several days past, Yan, and Leeds $2l. sIL, late Ex., F. Lsease. New Ber,p, par Fleet,MAU., 1 9-16 d Great Mortared, d Hod. sad Man. i and C.,1 p Leeds end Mak Pref., I.IG d Leeds Desra, - k Mao., I p Loaded, Mart., and Mr. Quarters, B) tratl 'al 9 i n ds 3 sets halves, U. & S., I 11 M-16 d 1-16 p Do.plftLti We W. B. d A tolerable amount of upward tendency, and the ma aspect. E. °minks. 20 1 Amber., Non-, & Boa., 1 d , Wol., &Stour Val., k 133.9d.p N. Staffordslum 21s. Id. p LEEDS SAL) The share market presented fair business transacted, and pr East & West York., 31a. d Great Northers, 3ka If d Leeds & Dews. Hares, 123. 6d. p Leeds and Think, 6 d Do. Pref., 10. 12s. d East Law. New, 164.94.175.6 d. p West Riding Union. 2a. la. d Lan. and Man. (Rem.), 50s. d .1 MAR., tine, & Lincoln. Qrs., No. 21 p Do. Eislihs, 1 d Do. Grimsby 301. eh., 71 d Do. lied. and Liatoln., N. 147s2Fordshire, 21 4 North Western, 14 1 d Pre. k Wyre Hnl, A, 3 13-16 p S. E. and Dover, No. 4, 1161 d BALER, Joss 14. Nr . asdOse; prices had as whet wore a decidedly firmer Shre-rs. It Bina. (A), 6s.M. d Do. da (B), d Shropshire Deice, 365. Sd. d S. Stfeedshire, I Is. d .ES, Jral 14. no new feature. There was a rims were well supported. News. sad Berw. New, 21 p Do. Carlisle Lx., Ss. ed. p N. British Qrs., 235. ed. p Do. Thirds, 325. &L p Maltcn & Drldield Ja, l& . d N. aotifordshire, 21. Ita ad 1 p North Waite. is, 295. d • .. BIRISTOL, Jests 14. Ths market was firm, and although there was not any great amount of business done, matter* bore an inproring appearance. !TULL BALM, Jt - 2 s 14. Amber., Nottissbans., Bostoo,&e., Man. te Leeds, W. B. 11., Is. dpar 27e. 6d. N. British Quarters, SSW 90s. N.W. Pref.,325.62. p Do. Este,. snip Is. ed. p Hull and selby Dares, 211 E Counties York Eaten., 6f 61. Northern. 22. 6d. Mae, Bur., Mat.,ltMid.,l/.1 &Ad. Neese. & Berwick New, 71. 3s. 6d. 4s. .IrNa 14. N. Ent. 11*42/. 13.. bd. Ds. qrs., 4y 41. es. 6d. Do. Extern*" 13s. ad. 14s. 6tl. Tork k Newcastle, 37 Do. Pref., 71 71. 4. EXCHEQUER BlLLS.—Yesterday, notice wan given at the Exchequer Bill-office, Whitehall, that new Ex chequer-bills will be issued this day, in whole or part pay - meat of the principal and interest of the bills dated June, 1846, under the 9th Vie., e. 15, for 18,380,2001., in 1846, and that the interest on these bills will be 3d. per cent. per diem, as also on and after the 16th inst. on the Ex chequer-bills now outstanding and dated Mardi, 1847, issued under 8 Viet., e. 23, for 9,379,6001. in 1845, and c. 129 for 9,024,9001. in 1345. MODEL OP JERUSALEM AS IT 113.—A new and inte resting addition has just been made to the popular exhibitions at the Egyptian-ball. It is • huge and well-finished model of modern Jerusalem, the work of Mr. Edwin Smith, of Slid. field, whose miniature models of the same subject are so well known and so much admired. There is no place to which such associations belong as Jerusalem. From the time that Abraham ascended Mount Moriah to offer up his son as a holocaust on the spot where the temple afterwards stood, to the day when on the same hill ten thousand Moslems were I massacred by Godfrey of Bouillon and his crusaders—from the days when Mekhieedeck here offered sacrifice, to the destruction of the ancient city by Titus, what scenes has it not witnessed! Here David sang, here Solomon entin ciated his wisdom, and reared his mat and mysterious temple; but, above all, here the greatest event in the annals of the world—tlW redemption of man—was consummated. The utility of a model, displaying with all possible fidelity such a spot, is too evident to need even a passing allusion. To every reader of the Bible and instructor of youth, its importance must be apparent. To know the relative posi tion, and the appearance at the present time of such loca lities as the Mount of Olives, Mount Moriah, the Hill of Zion, the Valley of Jehosaphat, the Via Dolorosa, the site of Calvary and the Holy Sepulchre, the Garden of Gethse mane, the Brook Kedron, the Pool of Siloam, the gates and highways around the city, and the other familiar names mentioned in Holy Writ, all exhibited before us, and fixed upon the memory, as it were, by actual inspection, is useful and interesting to all. As a pictorial representation of the modern city the model has also considerable claims. It is executed on a scale of four-Ind-a-half feet to the mile, and covers an area of nearly 100 square feet ; and it has been completed under the superintendence of some of the mission aries of the London Society for promoting Christianity among the Joint, so that its general accuracy may very well be relied upon. PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-pate Two. — The Sugar market has opened with an improved appearance; the only public sale was of 150 hhcle. Barbadoea , which went off Is. dearer than the lowest point of last week, and buyers have acted with increased confidence in the private centred market. Refined steady, at the late reduction; standard quality, 61L—Coffee The public sale of 2,300 bags good ordinary Ceylon went off briskly, and nearly all sold, at 378.—Rice : 3,000 bags white Bengal sold in public sale at the full private contract currency the last two days: good, 20a. to 20e. 6d.; broken, 18e. 6d. to 19a. 6,000 bap_ Madras were also offered, and nearly all bought in at fell prises: 18.. Gd. to 20e.—Rum has been dull.—Cotton rather inaative. —ln other articles no alteration; but there has been fate general coafidence shown in the markets than for Kim Us past. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET 8c CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'clock.—The funds have again been all on the more upwards this morning. Consols have seen done as high as 88, ex•dividend for the opening, which is equal to 891 with the dividend on, as quoted last week. They are now a shade lower at 881 to •. The advance upon yesterday's prices is about g per cent., therefore. The market has a decidedly firm appearance, and prices are expected to ascend still higher. Reduced Threes ue 881 to g. Three-and a• duarter per Cents., 891 to 90. Exchequer Bills, 7e. to 10a. premium. Bank Stock, 196 to 7. Some of the foreign stocks mark better also to-day, though PRICES CURRENT. Boos; per met o rad. W. india,B.P.lmm...3s dO-539 Yellow &Gray 4O 0..13 Fine . Usuriuus, brows.- 39 0.. 39 Yellow-- Phu 43 8...18 Besul*Madras,b 34 0_39 Yellow 40 0...13 White 4l 0...50 Foreign, brows. 34 0. U Yellow ... 19 0...10 Grey and white- 41 0...411 Refined, Hambro'.. 65 0...72 Lunn. .. .. —GO 0..63 CcOssza,in Bond. west India, ordi nary 55 0 . 10 0 Good. 45 0... 00 0 Fine 7O 0...125 0 Ceylon, goad oidi nary .. SS Fine o . itlieUy 3B 0... 40 0 Pine 6O 0... 00 0 Mocha, good loam 54 0... 00 0 Costa Rim, ordi =lto fine 34 0... 50 0 Ilsonsba and Pa fs 0... 27 0 Tay at par lb. Congos, ameroan- 9 0 ... 0 9l Rich at par cwt. Bengal white 2O 0... 22 ID , Cargo l7 0... 19 0 Jaya. l9 0 . 33 0 Patna 26 0.. 28 0 Oaraitna. 24 0... 39 0 ' gagrams. Rani ue IL Leew ag ard Island Proof— . . 0 S Denman, 36 tO SS per cent. O.P .. . . 4 0 ... 4 h: JonaS . , S . O to 36 per cent. O.C. 4 6...5 Favourite marks 5 4 ... 3 Brandy, lstbrands 4 9 ... S Brill& spirits, d.p ll 0 0 Scotch Irish ll 0 ... 0 Fun, per Ma. Rig, P.T.R. C4l 0...54 Bt. PAersburg, bead 0 0... 0 Caleb and Flemids 55 0.-85 Friesland Maw, at per ton. 94.Petersburg,elesn.937 10-.38 oatabot half clean Rip, Rhine 30 o_l6 outahot pus Y.eiiL East ladle Sore l3 0...18 Bombay lB 0...15 Jute Tzw, at per ewt. Banes 92 0..04 Straits Oa In blocks 93 0... 0 Loa, at per ton. Bus £lO 0 £0 Plep, No. 1. lO 0.,. 0 Hoop, ll IC.. 0 Cargo at Cardiff bar 9 0... Bwedmile ll 10._ 11 LIAD, at per too. het. IS IS 15...10 19 10..1• Ban 22 0...0 Patent shot 2l 0... 0 led or minium Spelter 2O 0...11 1 Otago. 232 ion psle iogolia...ri straw 29 0... 0 brown Si yellow IS C. 21 8 1C:cl is lIntor : l9 11 . 2.1 Cod 27 10 .. 0 South Sea. 2O 10...25 1 Oave,liallipoll,p9on 49 0... 0 Ccooa Nut 33 0...54 Seed, Rare. Pale per tem O3 0...13 1 Unseal Poonnows, per wt. Butter-Cork, lit._ 90 0...93 lad 0 0 • 3rd 0 0... 0 Dublin, lit 0 0...0 Limerick, do O9 0...91 Carlow, let 9O 0...91 Newry let 0 0... 4 Waterline% 0 0... • I Ben, India, per thein Prime Kr S 0.. 0 Pork, penal men U 41...118 Boon-Pork. Loot SG O. 12 Do., Belhat Beene, Waterford, Be n i ewt. 79 0...01 GS 0...13 Lard,Belkit,frk Waterford pr do Ditto Bladder Amerkon 14 0...31 0 Rion, Ox and Cow, at per B. A. and U. Video, Z hared oa. ad Si. 71d 0 0 S Bread, dry 0 0 I Delimited 0 4 0 Rio, dry 041.055 Lima tc Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 6 Wen lodia, dry Salted 0 04 41 East ladle 0 4 ..0 10i Kr4Aza, dry 0 ..0 0 SI ..0 Amer.lloree, pea hide 3 0 .11 8 Ulna. ditto 6 8...10 G Du Woos*, at per ton. loilamaion—SC 0... 0 a 3 10 . 15 Campania, 0 0... • 0 Ingle, Jamaica 8 0... 0 0 Nicaragua, larp sod solid 13 0 . 17 In Small Lima 13 0...17 10 Ripen 10 10...19 Red Sander.. 5 0 . S 1$ Brasil 10 0...80 01 TALLOW.— The demand on the spot good : Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 61s. ; October to December delivery, 47.. 9d. to 48e.; separate months' delivery, 48a. 3d. to 48s. 6d. SOAP TRADE.— LONDON, JUNE 14.—The prices of Tallow and Palm Oil have been well maintained during the week. The demand is good for the season. Price of Y. Candle on the spot, per cwt., London, 60.. 9d. to 61s. ; Liverpool, 51s. Town Tallow, nett price, London, 60s. to 50s. 6d. Rough Fat, letter price, per stone of 8 lbs., London, 2s. Ild. Newgate Market, for good Fat, average price, per stone of 8165., London, 3s. to 3s. Id. North and South American Tallow, per cwt., London, 495. 3d. to 49s 6d.; Liverpool, 45t. to 495. Rough Stuff, London, 26a. to 27.. Palm Oil, London, 395.; Liverpool, 38e. 10d. to 395. Cocoa-nut Oil, London, nominal; Liverpool, nominal. Resin, fine transparent, London, ss. ; Liverpool, 3s. to 7s. Alkali, strong and weak, per cent., London, 3d. to 3id.; Liverpool, 215. Price of extra pale Snap, nett price, ex- ~~ ' ~~ti firtrune, Done 14.-8.W.-8•1ed : Aflame, Quebec. OTT Pownsmovre, Jane 14.—Nortkusbesimid, New York. EXMOUTH, June 111.—Arrirel Eleanor, Rio Grande. PLYMOUTH, June : MN. steamer Cirowkr, Cone of Africa. F./amours, June 14.—Variable.—Off?en : Once, Lima, for Hull ; Commerce, Menilla, for Liverpool. BRISTOL, June 14.—W.—Arrived : St. Vincent, Jamaica. BELT.ser, June 12.—S.—Arrived: Warrior, Baltimore; John Eddy, and Rowooge. New York. Sailed : Coverdale, Quebec; Glide, Hali(ox, N.S. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAT, JUNE 14. The LOAD CaAsoutoa took his seat at 6 o'eleek. 'PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITION.—By lord Bursowr, from a piece erne. et Thiel sin not besi*ls_kwonanf the Javekli Wander. BUL SECOND MANNGS.4—BariSt P a da; JuvenUe Modern; Trot . COMTITICES.- Punishment of Vaginnts (Ire- • WWI, Bina niseußlS.-1111swiee of Heirs (Scotland) ; Transference of Imola (Beadmin) • laity pw Tenure (ncotiand); Ilsrttable Securities fee , Debut ( as k (*.Alma) ; theism' neat Jews 111 11 4 P itt TlMBENTED.—Lortißaommas Lid on the table the re mrt of the with aesomiltee of their loafiblpe house on the Criminal I.llll.—ne Int report was al.o presented of the Conuatedoners of National Edemas (Ireland). THE POST-OFFICE. The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH acid their lordships would recoiled that more than three months ago he had moved for certain returns relative to the Post-office. The order for these returns was dated the 12th March, but they were not presented till the Ist June, and even then in an imperfect and unsalisfactory state. Still they exhibited suf ficient defects in the management of the Post-office to justify the appointment of • a select committee, to move for which was his motive in rising on the present occasion. The noble earl proceeded to read extracts from the papers to show tnat the accounts of the Part.ofilce were in an unsatisfactory Mae, that contracts of an extravagant nature hail been entered into, and that in the majority of instances the receipts were exceeded by the expenditure. His lordship concluded by moving that a select committee be ap pointed to inquire into the receipts and ,xpenditure of the Post-office. The Marquis of CLAN RICARDE acceded at once to the moths. Thew wan. wealthg fa the theethie of the Post office which the authorities wished to conceal. He would only observe with respect to the contracts, that many of them had been entered into with views more extended than mere postal arrangements.—Motion agreed to. PORTUGAL. At' the suggestion. of Lord STANLEY, it was arranged that the debate on Portugal to-morrow (this day) should commence at five o'clock. Their lordships adjourned at six o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, Ritz 14. The Sraaa an took the chair at 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. REPORTS.—Belfist Improvement ; Blackburn Improma n n; Market, Ba. ; Caledonian Railway (Edinburgh Station and Braeeaeato Grantee, and to the Edinburgh and Glasgow Rallwa7) ; Clarence Railway, and Leeds and Thin& Railway Anialgainnina; Eastern Canines Railway (Parches, of the North Woolwich Railway, Re. ; ' Radars Hake Redivrat (Berth from Manninstree to Harwich) Edinb I mi,ib urg!) wad ani Edinburgh, Leith, and Graxiton Rail wall AilialMilliel • , Leith, and Grantoo Railway (leina tag Oataa I ; Ras* and Eason* Rahway ; Grout lierlbsta ROW* batmen Gowns= and York); Ham wke ea dlt as amtboWlaslowlbaltellwayandll*(trnen Handek la the F mk " "go "'WI at Mid*); lidmal sad lanasolsa proßranch Railway: Itsagginsolrapwwwient;WJMlCinntla4lw revnen(Det ; TaantaaMinnsiumst Market; Taw,* fall back viatio ns sad likered ad d loolosollaa lambas);lMON Paving, Lighting, anignilag. MM.& linensWinint win ilialisal Wisbech Port and Watiast; Tot asif IlloomOs sol Nowaale M. B-rwiek Railways .Insinass; Tot a* North Mies* Wow (Hull Station and Brandwd--1101s. REPORTS CONSIGNED. —BR istol /Waft and Impinfanned ; Coichester Navigation and Impreeerawit; Croydon Comm* Gas and Coke; Legal Cows (London) ; Leominder Can NaviganonSak; Limerick Docks and Harbour; Liverpool (execration Waterworks ; Soraava Harbour; Tyne Docks—Bills. THIRD RlADlNGS.—Aberdeen and Griot North of Scotland Railway* ma/pasation or Laming; Abadan Railway lßreclun Branch Deviatiw); Airdrie and Istafate *Mat Rain, (Amend ma aid LOOM* • arbialaad, liwomidra, end Roo th* lbilaw (Dolt ; lida Lies sal OMR Brand), Re.); libilikbWn. Manna, RIM Mem AM Ara meet (Diver dine KM* MMus 'edibles at Mobleask sod laboala-the-Moors); Ilialm lllMlWiedilleodadhso lefts, Wier* to Widget Ear War and Wham* Ilistest bopoormak i r, Ruas tont, ad Illnabobraltathsaf (VIM& to IMO Ise.); British Atomism Lai Clinapor loacashos eallesslday melon Rail way, sad Wad med Rbeibley Iv** Law, Maimiaa Amiga. tics ad lets is et lin_ ; Chattenhao sad OM* Railway' Com*, Rolom tilsiOning Junction Railrjaagt UMW ml Portweendillaffinm;lndalsCbunties Railway *Washaage lbst laamtdra worfilasibport Branch Pogo ; and learthara Railway (Bar*** Wm Ig lu* lor ilh areith, Nod Onoisa Railway (Leith Witoroja in Waterworks; Gamow, *deb, and MOM& (Clowldw Branch) ; (bane Northern Whim Wiwi le= Lynn) ; Great 2%dr ai va ge=s6riegia leadoe rad Grantham) ; North . reaN at Amberises. Not tingham, and Boston mod Inetern Mid* Railway, lisc.) ; Great Western Railway (Amin* and Ridowleo) ; Leeds and Think Railway (Me** stab* Line la Odra* Valley, Re.); Leeds Central Railway Masa; Lair and Roth Weskits Raiimy (Bir mingham and LWOW. Um, isc.) _• Tanks sal IH.* Western Railway (Kawilworib M ladiswell, litsadra art be.); Land= sad North WMes Rams*. las.); LIMY M IA = i l =way (BR *hard Ilear, bah Lail= osi Ilank-Wastm lltddsof NW altos% Dam awl Aosta* Be)m an ~ end Wf voly Lyre s Weempyllbalpllsa); , sat UM cs a . ' Wor an t i nbadassteit; .UM M ig ola theZders , field sall Ilhalleil Melba Ilkilway Ma MI itliedin et Hatailth Ilensh) ; Iliiisdrawt sal Leak et Leeds ellrlgheen Madiatthe MOWN* Villa lOS II :o: y i new las he. LIM); Waribeaser NW Massa Oaks ' Dobeise Ibilll ; Itembeseat a* isolloset Indiway NM Be; n ambo Aar. ' drier, re Railway (illidl Aims& ha limbo*); Mosh dbeißstd, and lOodaitre ltaboys (leadh sol liwasialtedaed Rot Lincolnilire Jog* Brandi*. I itidbod liallway (lkoodi 11, ha); Midland Railway Woods; old Safosal= der lioz a.. Wmais Ihnistlam sol Brandm sad slodlog paws as to DOM 31.1.=.1k mo ■ n ad I li= ana Pa rldVdtba l t i o . 7 . _. _ ., 7 Din- Watson (INvOlkw at Illt a rmilisbekt i zi amnesic) • . Potsdam a* Ralhany; R. Mho% sad Railway gXerrldwr a* ...—n5., 11 .4, •=7.lkwefamil Zer fa r an tst lifedsfare Ansa ); Illrelday mil Raiolga Railway ; Vas Umtata Land Ompay; to Wartime& lkstaw saifflosMo)-13111a. ; Xast and North Miami Railway (Harms* Brune lizlea no how* then adjourned till Ave o'clock, and was ma. wood at that hour accordingly PUBLIC Misname. PITITIONS.—By Mr. Dorm, Rem It Thames's, Raeder, mime that Maw ed Ws to of Towns BEM* Mlos nod pub* with owponta tom Yr. Hvri, tura oaltiew ton Moss fa We meaty at Rohm far the ow - rasa at the oboallwal mat to Roma Cathello; 10. Q. Bums,smobr. to Oa woe Met. bad Idaorawlrona stra ws; Mr. Item Ikaa ' llampased sad fa brow at HMI ad Town NM Db. ldA d, Ma risy • Mr. Yaws, lkwa Radanaldit and ' Leeds; Ws MOIWAct ; tren Mos fa Yorks*, must th e at fte new pose.iw_ . RECORD Mi.DVI-11n)at bitter., Re. ; VW= Cm moat* ; li E Us ers {P ske —rms.menin ; lassmatauve Peen (Ilotbad); Parliamentary lsalo. 2) COMMITTIOOII.-1401 Marine Babe; Hearing Wary Mat land)-11111. .• lIMpORTS.—SavIngs Banks Annuities; Port Natal Odballsa or ..._ ___ ..... I Munn= and Docks: Baths mid Wok. • NOTlalla Or 110T108.—Istx or MAN.—Dr. Bowmen ea ea early =rnier• kr IN bilgkilate the unredeemed gelesesem Cl the et *eb Perraus.-111r.T. Degicermieerfas Mate el oars ef Partuenl, to awe is sat en Me. Mem% sieekr. Ore Owl Briutia hubs her= a minid kilserrimm la Prietsgal, tendrils the war lint pima In irk hirpries, it is the gain of him Shelton berg reieall. It will inarstlie deg Cl b) lair mown foe =I Nils pub *flakiest the fun eidgmard of their must,- dea sad serEllar /ANNUM PION THE CROWN ON COLO NISATION. Lord M. HILL appeared at the bar, and announced that haring, in obedience to the commands of that house, waited on her Majesty to Fund their address on the subject of co lonnation, her Majesty bad been graciously pleased to re turn the following ensurer I have taken into considtra tion the address of my faithful commons, and am deeply sensible of the advantages to be derived by the adoption of further measures for the promotion of colonisation, and I will direct further inquiries to be made to enable parliament to adopt a course free from those evils which past legislation had caused both to the emigrants and the colonies.' NAVIGATION LAWS. Lord J. RUSSELL moved the order of the day for going into committee en the navigation laws. Mr. O. BA.NKES, wished to know from the noble lord at what Wage of the bill any opposition which might be in tended could to offered with the same advantage as now. His noble friend the member for Lynn took a great interest in the bill, and he wapld have been in the house if he had been aware it was Milan been brought on. Lord J. RUSSELL was understood to say that an oppor tunity would be given at a future stage, but if the noble lord wished to oppose this stage, he would not bring it on. The resolution eventually pissed through committee. INCUMBERED ESTATES (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. G. BAN ES begged to know whethee the Incum bered Estates (Ireland) Bill, which stood in the orders for Wednesday, was a government measure, and iteo whether it would be prawded with on that day ? If it were brought on it would prevent the other burliness from coming on. There was a bill for the repeal of a section of the Poor Removal Bill, of which he had the conduct. and in which many mem bers took a great interest, which would not in that case come on. With regard to the !numbered Estates (Ireland) Bill, le was informed that-a greet number of Irish proprietors were very anxious on.the subject, and if it was taken there would be a lengthened.rjebets. Lord J. RUSSELL, said that the Incumbered Estates (Ireland) Bill was a government bill, but if any hon. member eished to bring on soother bill, the government would not press it. Mr. SHAW said Emu desirable that, if this bill was to be !nought on on Wedanday, notice should be given. Lord J. RUSSELL then fixed the committee en the bill for Wednesday se'nnight. THE QUARANTINE LAWS. Dr. BOWRINO begged to ask the right hon. gentleman the Vioe-President of die Board of Trade, if any and what changes had taken plug in the quarantine regulations? On a former occasion he had said that some important modifica tions were to be made id the regulations, and he (Dr. Bow ring) wished to know vital they were, end if there was any objection to lay thent,on the table ? r. M. GIBSON mid that the Threat regulatioas would be laid on the table., 'any were, that ships having clean bills of health would be immediately admitted to from whatever part of the world they came, or whatever might be their cargo. WESTMINSTER HALL. Mr. J. 8. WORTLE.Firkhd es apir swab re fernier to the state rif Wergiefiffe. - Ilene now covered with wood-work of the fine mi. 4 4t il serous, wag II raga ' .ti... ,I ,i, / 1 , a r i l ( 1 1 1 1 .i '. i.,,. l o il i 1 1 .\ i Iff . 1 k '!' i 1- L I