The Express. — London, England, 1848-07-24 00:00:00

~~~~ ~~ P ,/- ._ - = ,›&:Q% ,_, ~/' / uz z 1 Erns* Paper, Price Threepence. TII 1 , , EXPRESS contai,.., in addition to the news in tee Morning Papers. a SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN INTELLI GENCE which mar arrive on the day. TH K EXPRESS hss die benefit of the Foreign Expresses, Corrtsrederce, and other costly characteristics of ft Morn ins Journal. bat the full and carefully prepared REPORTS of the MONEY, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN, CATI LE, awl o her MARKETS, are the nutrking features Kern ,respeetalile new-•sgent will transmit TILE EXPRESS on receiving a Poet sMee 0r.1..r, at the rate of 19 , Sd per quarter ; but, should any diffitulty wise, persons ary notestrd to remit a Post-office order for that amount payahly to Mr. llwrax WALLBRIDOE, 10, Bouverie-street Flew stryet. Londe n. yfiew for Advertisements and communications, No. 10, Boon r»-.trees, Fleet-street, London. (INE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.— , LOAT or aroLum, on Monday, May IS, ISIS, In or near Tip.* Ince lie wrest, In the City of London. the undermentioned BANK of r. OLAND NOTES kki &stet 12th January, 1948, No. No . 12. MAK ,9= XV° „ Iltb January, No. 13.064 glo „ oth January, No. 49.233 fah January, .. Nn. 33 14 T Payment . f the time . ha. hcen .topped at the Hank. Whoever %WI etre h information •S may lend u. Oh , ...cover/ of the ni , e l ) de , ,Til.e.l t o o.-. within V .Lyn from thli date, .thall ho entitled to the 111h0Vt nr a proportionate part thereof for any pottloll of the note:. reeovered, if h.v4 or upon recovery and conviction of the Mender. i; .toten.—Apidy to 34caem 1312511 and %I I'LLENS..o/kitent, St. Nth?, I . Nolo" or to J. or I) F./Iink:STEN, pollee edioc. %moon Ann an. Londoii.—Lornion, July 22.. 18Iri. HAIL—REM:CEO SCALE Or RATES IN THE__ lila - , LIFE, 1110 ant INSUR %NI% INSTITUTION.—CapitaI, 4.500,000. Emlneercd by special Act of Parliament.—Stamp duty mid he the c.—A Rt.ItIICED SCALE of RATES, adapted to meet any pro* IwLle r01,t14. in the price of min, ha, ban untitled, ea that nay aecure the.TIMM IT. both am record. quantity per acre 'what lu ear .µ btu.. eurupcoaV.lon wlll be mate according to the Imperial Armen , to the" 1.. ion Gazette" the reek after the dauta , ,to and t h e :Poo ,nut will he told itornedlatuly. The cool. are Protected until they are harve.ded. When.. Bean, Itarlev. RTC, mull Vetches, or Tares, for • 01, from 61. twr acre. Oat, from 5 etrhe. or Tares tgruent. Temp...llW, Potatoes, Rangel.. target ~r Reel, and Clover for Hay. In. ULr.. iu lot bower, Gnaubouor, fte., per cent. and urgentt. Arena, are appointed in WI th , principal town* In the kingdom. of whom pro,pla.ttp. and every information um be obtained, or at the Office. Strand, London. WM. SHAW. Managing Weft" , GLICIfi)RB' and GENERAL LIFE AMUR- A SCI: paeurnr, 67. finneorpose, Lando..—NOTICE 13 §REMY GIVEN, that /NTEREzir at the rate of form pro attn. per annum on or. caAtel of dm Society will be PAYABLE at the other, A?. Cletnery.lane, hetwoon the have of II and 3 o'clock, on and after the 111th day of Attntot uezt...—lty order of the Beard. Total tit J u l ) . 184.4, CHARLES JOIIN GILL, Secretary. ONIK)N ASSURANCE LY/RP()RATIt)N for A/ LIVE. P . ItE, and HARINR ANSURANOlL—Relohllehed hy Obarter o' tug agorae the Ineet, A.D. 171 R—Omar, T, Royal Exchange. Corallll. and 10, Regentotreet. JOHN LALIRRICCR, Reeretary. M ESSILS. WILLIAM LAMONI) and Co., stock ,un, "worn brokers, and radleay ,hue auethateent. ra ePeethlllY tot to Inform tot 1111.14, and the puhlk. Ow they daily lily :old 011.1. all 4%MM:tont a RAILWAY SIIAR 1 , 44. dehenture,,, pit.l foreiett etoek., Intense And all I•th,r share. and property. . L. and Co. also 1k.% to atmounoo Out thcir hublte ..a , o of mtlway tlkee }bee every Wedocedar, at I Weloct. at the Ha 0( Commenr.Thr,vlnoolteotreet.„ Loodon ; 1.. their ofilete at whkh place W WOW, are requested to be uldnuNed.—Threadnoollo street. London. Jas.'. 184 d. riIHE PERFF.C'r SUBSTITUTE for SILVER.— Tb• blob estimate formed try the public. during. the 11 years 'WILLIAM S. BURTON'S dam RI PPON and BURTON chernially moiled rorrcral hoc Aeon before it made into every useful and ..rna. mental artki.• nwally made In silver, poreesdne. as It does, the chow. wri..tie purity and durability of silver), Imo coital into colotenoe the do letsrio....vr.pondo allele Plato." Ikviin silver," and other wt- CATC I $l/! , .0 • 41,-; they are at bed but tad imitations of the genuine articles itrolutactuted and sold ouly by himt *ladle Threaded Ring's Table Spoons and Forks. full Mm. pm P. 21.171. Pattern. PAttm... enzoi .. 0 .1 'rs. Pd. • Based ditto and ditto. uttto ditto ar..l diti ditto Od. Ils. fkL tn. Gravy ditto .... . C. 0.1. 7s. 0.1. zitemvi, nkern . o4l . ATE . O.—The RITE N I C K EL SILVER lotrodwral and made only 1.5 O' I Lt. la St S. 111' ItToN date RI Ppos , and SI It YON,. when plated by the Potent 'woe's/. of Messrs. Elkinamn and Co.. L. hound all compari.on 11,0 very last article , nest to staling that can be employed v surh t,ther of or ornol mentally. la the lengthened and increasing popularity of city material Welt and the NA character of the method of !doting. the public have a guarannw that the mild sold by W. S. Horton land by him only' are, a. it rcArl...car. Immeasurably perior to what tan he supplied at ant other houve. ou while by nu potable test can they ho distinguished Oval di ver. Fiddle. Thread. K ins a Tea Spot... per dozen ..... 325. Dessert Forks ...... 30s. .. bk. .. Ite.sert Snooze .. Table Fork* „ ...... 4 0a. ttso. Tal4c our Tat and cone, vets. 'isnithis . ...jardletleks. he., at proportkmote pricer. All kinds of re•plating done by the 'eaten Know. Priallt4 ...:1104, with engratmes , as well as of every Ironmongery article. tem per poo• Ire. W I LLI A3l S. BURTON'S date RIPPON and BURTON' Stock of cenerd E.:tubbing be Is literally the !anted In the world and . it.t, 1184 C enn be employed to give a cornea i.kvr of its variety a•id p nehmen; are Invited to rill awl In.pret IL Oxfont. Wert ~orner of Newt nan,trectl, and No. I.li earnmartreet. Ea, In M0....0w1. lati. IL% ER AI.I. IMITATIVE PL VIE, especially VOOO. had forks. It nuke, them always look like real Also% and Irtrierlr...oll.ll they are not •.th.rnioe, to um with ,o r. elliemr. or Sdr,rlt:g thou romp. •Iti.m. or the coppery traits ninrh•worn riate.lnettels, with U lortlN t 4 SILVICH Pl...Vr 1 NO. la. per bottle, lo sloe , tootit time., Its root In their tweserv.olon from n Cyan:. Gilding and Laermer Petnr4ent, 1. 04. rre, bottle. by Ilveh o. Varrtrutdon..tzeet ; Smith. 107. Ilea Arent: li:thrash, St. Cool a; sultipt. How Churchyard ;blunts. Sang,. Mar. no d, Sberh,rn. and Toil Onford-street Longhorn; and thitna and Co.. '24, Penton. Ina !tin, to., I.4.uton.,tte,t. The tnple on Ilhend term, HAlti)S. FAH.L'STACEOUS F0()1) is recom mewled as the most superior article of diet for all who .otr from the Aistrc sine eßeets of Intluenza. so two alent M this seloion, a. It contain. a i,•rviler arnount of marabou properties than one other dowriptiou of foal. All the lockets and caws contaia high tottirnonials of the TIAN* of thls preparation Man artiele of fool for infanta, invalid., and person. of innk dige , tlon. told by all respect. able dru• - .lAs. in Ia and w packets, also to tin cases, Ts. SI. each ; and, 11/ a MILK." oioot fraudulent Imitations, plow to observe .11.3 an real Les rn darted "Jo , . Hants," and manufactured rd the Bor. , t ;.4.d Mill, Dartford. Kent. THE Tot .ITH-ACHE.—ROWLANI)S' ALSANA EXTRACT for relieving the tooth-eats end Rem hoila. end for erc•lientins ail .li.onten of the teeth and sums. In thc anleidt of ex • eruciatin; lon it afford+ Instantaneous relief. while ft. frequent 1,-e will he found to ..treriahen the ctro• and fortify the teeth valor futon atteek... P eradicate. unpleuettit taste and Mr ...re. Von- frcm the mouth, and repels the apPronett of lociPlent deaf. It t.lerfuctly Innocent. and Is alto an excellent morose-hie In elm. of ituefcuci of spirit.. Price 2..:01., 4.. nl., and If., r Each tadtle of On toulne preparation Ix enehawd Thewrapper. vs 'tamp are the Word. • Rowlan Ahana e n d Government ' has .1.0 the proprietor* nem°. awl wide.% the., ".t. HOWLAND and RON, 29, Ilattonenrden," engraved thcrenn 961.1 hr them, and by nil rheall W awl prem., THE STANDARD OF FREEDOM has met with ..v . nlino-t unparalleled In the hktery of the newlamr prt-t. einallatlon hoe Ineramerl weekly and it At-. alrevit taken Ito rank antoog the kit ling Journals of firthy ItemondraUon thn. afforded that the people are analoo, f e ehahee. chink will .ecure oeingete e.tione.ekti, politic:W.:tad religion. freedom. The t nprkdor of " The -Void, lof 'roe Len. encourayv! by Li u rethe tie n-notr, gh_n hi.. 11. rt to e tahh.b till. new wet kly onan. .1. tenni:lo Ito mere mien, lahoer nor expewe In rendering it an eintient ow l Infin. entkil rapt, ntathe of all the te...1 that ha.. been effeetcl In the not the otwoinoromidng advocate of every tootle tn.i inovement eal cuLdtd t.• promote the !watch-al. moral, and ..oeial aeration of the The , tandard .4 Freedom's IT printed on the large 4 sized raper a/lowed ho law . !dice 40_ or 4.. 94. her quarter In ,noe, it,l. 011.11-le don Feline Evening In time for the I..rd sold a Snnend t"lan. i!le3ibbed on tkitunlay Morning fur delivery in the metro. poll,-0/sue. 334. Strand, London. COMPLETION OP VANITY ?AIR. a lo retdy, peke . hlndsorn h ely hound le cl. or 245. old.. hamicumd mewneeo, and illustrated y the Author oth utth Forty Steel Eu.rree. Ina. snot ToIIi,O4I4 ACM ITANITY Penel Sketches of Society. Ny W M. Tor wit ;MAT. Author of "JeAlle... , Darr," the :noh Panel," In Punch. tr. k London: Itradhury and Evan% 11. Rourerie .treat. ___ NEW LIFE OF GOLDSMITH. In I thick vol. /Ivo. edte.. KW, 21., PRE I.IFF and ADVENTURES of OLIVER A 011,1)4I1 ITTI. A Biography in Four of the fee, r T,ork Ihrrl .ter, hor of Lisg- of rtrdoo,oen of the COM.II. oenith - With gn conginal .lot o. en-ns - c.l on trona. I ^ lo4 . rt : P.P.nrY E'en.. 11. tiverin . awl Raping,' furl s'trUnd. WHAT TO RAT, DRPIB, ANT) AVOID iro 111101 re tfo"1" 0 'odium a a' o4 r. , •L' brad. end e,rlter.,el mind. I:, obeereanee of rbe 1,-tr • bereft. oontAlso.l..the feeble. the nn...ly delicate. . .•. .t. eon, r:t. •he r Cat.,t • • .. b.q.v.nt. row :_ae!". to the kaen.p.r.o..l or allottrd to um. To be hoi of ,•burroo4, Tt,_PUCTII.Itir4V., CorrObo 14T. reef' urea: 0. 4 . 0 b111 44. WO4 gUlk,I • o,llltAt Cr.lll Tee. Tt.... tt esa.l West IntUs Plne ESSRS. KEF,LING and HUNT will offer for Paths SALE. at M•mument yawl, on W EDNERDA V, the Rah:net.. n•. 1 .•eloot tenciadv, In WO Went India PINE APPLES. Hn R merino, MELONS. an•l 373 hot. Malta LEMONS. To hu time.' MI the morning of *2lO, at the w31,11 , 41 , - , of KI4I.MG and he.ken.. Monument.yarl and Puddine.lane. Br g hton.—Vahmhle Yreehold Residence. MESSRS. till/LEY and SON have the honour ailn unce , heir Instrect . emsfmrn the exeneormf T. S. Spyriner, q., dens . 0.. SELL by A l'eT lON at their V.state Salo P. 411. to North ex., e• Brie/vol., on 9.111'110A1, . Jule 9. at 12 for I o'clock, ST. PETER ANS iON I a Residence of considerable. PRIOnAoIRS. **oh renni both to (molly comfort: and Impish.: elevathm, i =rl Ina roost cheerful. yet inibl tort of the town of lirlithton, St. Mme, ,cry cur to the splendid new church. within three minutes ~f rtes North Ste, no loci...lire, and whilst retired from the leistle of balers. kind, command+ a rice of all the " ctn. and entrances" via Pr..ston, >r w.• I - a i•pacious proopect totraols the Nord Parlilon. 0 011-for it ha. two fronts, Wed and S..mh • the foneter the rtnef ente e , s , . fuel the latter enclosed by a hmuttful lltVc Flower rarNe. trechrt, any annoi once from Must. It wss hat by the PIS: 'mac. for h • own res 4 dence, with miscrupuline cals , ll.o. A more h -use I. oellnley S. he found, so•I comfort and convenience rciro thrmwhout. Th:re ore no. the tom - r floor for co,nnrodiouo and air> chambers. thou, two beet chamber, .Ireine room and water eto et. first floor two elemnt amain- rooms, of bole cnsio s. with , atuar, loarb:e Alton, pi • end e.rniced IN'. a robot. lihrtr. 14• , n, o Mae Ilea. clean:ROO lotions breakfast and 41.00¢-room rind eater eireset behhid: kitchen. :cutlery !with rale and sprine-wat, top, house I keepers' morn. butler's pantry. water-closet, to. ft,ernent hall. two screarits . bedrooms, capital wine and beer eellars , and spacious out mutt, The serr..nts' offices have abundant nom , me fittings, and the chimney-pleas are, with few eleeptions. of hand-omo marble The late 11 .rolwkb%, kit swi ne i t pevletta t t n i oh. i. rat ; a d e I tlr n e ie ::e t tr i t t ee . o434 Ili.. be uninhabited. It wia , let at the trifling vim of £lOO per annutn to ' Sl , " Kidd. the pmprietor of a fashionalde seminary. who hold: only by the )mr. so that early pd:aim !nicht he had If wi•hod.—Particul Ira aid conditions of -ate 10 day. antecedent to the auction, of G. W. Mont den. ho , solicitor. 2, Cloak-lane. Queen.street. London and in Wight. of Messrs. Riot.?, the auctioneers, of whom may be obtained hetet:to rice. COSTSTANCII OF Till biDTA MAILS. The ouestion of renewing the transit of the India Man via Southampton on the 3rd of each month moy now be consi dered as decided in the negative. The mail at the beginning of the month will be limited to that which is sent through France. In consequence of the determination of government nOt to enter into any contract with private steam packet companies for the conveyance of this mail, additional govern ment steamers have been sent to the Mediterranean to run between Marseilles, Malta, and Alexandria. These steamers were taken from the Liverpool station, and are superior to tbnw hitherto employed in conveying the mail from Mar seilles to Melts. The Southampton portion of the India mail on the 3rd of the month ceased in June ; on the 20th of June the number of mail boxes for India, which passed through the Niue Elms swims on their way to Southampton, was 148, *bleb was as great a number u ever passed through on the 3"1 and 20th together, thus con fi rming • statement made in the Express that the expense of postage on the Mar seilles route would be prohibitory, and that for all ordinary oritspoudenre between this country the communication would be reduced from twice to once a month. LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, SVNDAY, II A tr. The Paris journals of this morning supply no in telligence of interest which has not been anticipated in my despatches of last evening. All the bureaux of the Assembly have concluded their examination of the project of the constitution. The 4th and 14th concluded their discussion yesterday. The only event which signalised the day was the effrontery of M. Prudhon, who moved a resolution in the 4th bureau, that the fiction, as he regards it, of the acknowledgement of the existence of a God, with which the preamble opens, should be erased. This proposition was of course rejected without one dissen tient voice. In the 14th bureau a proposition of M. de St. Priest to insert in the preamble a declaration that every attack against property is an attack against social order, and one by the Bishop of Orleans, for the introduction of a declaration in favour of the freedom of public instruction, under the surveillance of the state, were both adopted. All the bureaux having thus concluded their labours, they have nominated 15 delegates, one from each bureau, who will meet on Monday, to confer together, and compare the respective opinions recorded in the bureaux, after which they will confer with the Com mittee of the Constitution, who, having learned from them the sentiments which prevail in the Assembly on the various disputed points, will proceed to con sider what modification it may be proper to make in the project to accommodate the views of the Assembly. After this the project, remodelled, will be briught before the Assembly by the committee, and will there become the subject of a solemn discussion. It is supposed that this debate will com mence about the 10th of August. The 13 delegates of the bureaux are as follows: MM. Girard (de la Nievre), Berenger (de la Dregne). Thiers, Menand, Chauffeur, (du Haut- Rhin), Flandin, Victor Le Franc, Bonsai, Parrieu, Crernieux, Crepu, Bonlatignier, Freelon, Duvergier de Hauranne, Berryer. SUNDAY. 6.30 P.M. There is no news, foreign or domestic, to-day in Paris. It is mentioned here that the celebrated Royer Collard left a note, in which, speaking of M. La martine, he sacs, "This man will ere long become in politics either a great fool or a great criminal—per haps both." A funeral service has been performed in Rome for the late archbishop of l'aris, whic't was voted by the Chamber of Deputies. It was celebrated la the Basilique of St. Marie. The following from our correspondent, dated Madrid, July 18, gi% es a different version to the affair near Borreda from that to be found in another page : A more severe action than 1111114 has taken place in Catalonia, between Borrifia and flan Jaime, when the Queen's troops, commanded by Brigadier Paredes, fell upon a carnet ambush, consisting of the united bands of F ,rcadell and other cahecilles. The rebels were, however. defeated, leaving twelve dead. The loss of the troop' R2l nnuually '1140,-5 killed and 29 wounded The enemy fled to the F.!'zintrOe. Our correspondent says : The state of the political prisoners confined in the Chafa rine Isles is depicted ao something horrible. Water is so KEW that each ration costs twenty quartos. The Clamor hears that M. de Leiscps is appointed to some new destination. Monsignor Brunelli is greatly filed at Ls Granja. Narvaez is going to give him a grand dinner. The court were on the eve of making an expedition to the famous Carthusian convent of El Pauler. The kiug was of the party, but the queen remained at home. MADRID, July la.—Three per Ceuta, 2)i paper; aft, _01; Five per ents., ll paper; after 80...410i club; I'a•eive.. 31 paper; after Bohm, 4 each; Coupon*, 7 paper; Bank of $l. Ferdinand, 74 meth ;70 paper. Thecount of notes, 11 per Lent Exchange on Lon don at 90 days, 4341. ITALY.—The correspondence of Milan, of the 18th, announces that the Piedmontese army had intercepted the communications between the fortresses of Mantua and Legnano, so that it was impossible to send reinforcements from the former to the latter pl.tee. The 'furin journals of the 20:h publish the decree of the Sicilian parliament, dated the 11th instant, by which the election of the Duke of Genoa to the Sicilian throne is (Inland. This decree is as fellows: Art. 1. The Duke of Gams, second son of the pre sent King of Sardinia, with his descendants, are called to reign in Sicily, according to the constitu tional statutes of the 10th of July 1848. Art. 2. He shall take the name and title of Albert-AmedCe King of Sicily, by the constitution of the king dom. Art. 3. Ile shall be required to take she oath required by article 40 of the statutes. WEST INDIA MAIL. By the Forth, arrived last night at Southampton, we have accounts from Mexico and the West Indies to the following dates, viz.: Tampico 13, Vera Cruz and Honduras 15, Demerara 18, St. Jago de Cube 20, Jamaica and Trinidad 21, Grenada 22, Barba- does and Porto Rico 28, Martinique and Guada 'loupe 29, Antigua and St. Kitts 30th June, St. Thomas 1, and Bermuda 7th inst. The Forth brings on freight 1,133,277 dollars from Tampico and Vera Cruz, on merchants' account ; 5,736 dollars in gold and silver bullion ; 27,509 dollars in gold, and 18,7.419/. in British coin. The United States army was still emb.erking from Vera Cruz. When the last accounts left, Gen. Pees, late president of Venezuela, had ar rived at Jamaica. Refugees from Port-au-Prince were constantly reaching that island; they reported that frightful massacres were still going on. The Jamaica legislature meets on August 3. Rain had been heavy at Jamaica, Demerara, and several of the Windward Islands. The West India colonies generally are reported to be healthy. The Janatsra Despatch, of June 21, Bays: A whig government will have all the glory which the ruin of England's colonies can emblaz , n upon the pages of history. It has hen the evil genius of those coloni .a for AO years; and, in spite of the arnferions of Lord John Russell in May last, it has now consummated their ruin. Not only is cultivation on the brink of abandonment, and every individual in this colony reduced to a condition little short of pcsitive beggary, but the public revenue, necessarily operated upon by the bankruptcy of our population, has all but entirely erased ; and it is now an ascertained but psin ful fart that the civil and religious institutions of the colony can no longer be supported out of the bland treasury. There are not means in the public chest to pay even 50 per cent. upon. the contingencies of the island for the present quarter. At St Thomas's letters of a threatening character, signed Swing, had been extensively circulated. The crops were healthy. The brig Greenock, of Glasgow, had been wrecked off St. Domingo. The ship and cargo were lost, but the crew was rayed. From Trinidad we learn that the failure of the house of Eccles, at Glasgow, had caused great ' excitement, and their agents on this island have been obliged to suspend payment. Labour had been sus pended on 35 estates, in consequence of which no fewer than 5,000 persons were thrown out of employ. News had reached Trinidad that a large body of men 'from Valencia and Cumana had relieved the towns in the Gulf of Paria, and driven Pena out of it. At Bermuda, from which place the dates are to July 7th, there was great excitement, in conse quence of a Halifax vs ssel brin t ing a rumour that the Irish at New York had resolved to seize a ve>sel and sail to the island to rescue Mitehel, who is at present on board the hospital-ship. Governor Elliott immediately consulted the Admiralty agent and the captain of the Trent, and which vessel was to proceed to New York, with th "I he rebellion in Martinique had nearly subsided, and the neighbouring islands were by the latest at:comas undisturbed. The steamer Vixen was at Jamaica on the 21st, and the Medway at the Havana on the 27th Jane. The Great Western was spoken by the Trent, one day's sail from the Havana. The latter vessel was obliged to transfer her cargo and passengers to the Forth, her engines requiring some repairs. The Royal Mail Company's schooner Lee was wrecked on 10th June, on the Glover's Reef, 60 miles from Belize ; crew saved. MARKETS. JAMAICA, Jtirnt 22.—Provision little doing ; dry goods business dull; flour steady at 40s. to 425. per bane] ; meal scarce at 22a. to 23a. per barrel ; East India rice in great request, and prices gradually advancing ; sugars are slightly advanced, in consequence of an idea gaining ground that the government is about to amend the law of 1846, and they have been publicly sold at 13a. to 17s. Raman has been very quiet. Some of Wattaon's pilot breed found purchasers at 215., which was oar last quotation. There is not any at present in first hands. Crackers are dull at the seine rate. Berresi is scarce and wanted. Sales of Irish have been made at 12d. to 12 d eal e r s , , but the mock now rems principally in the hawks of second who are demanding 13d. to thad., with some prospect of obtaining it as the stock is very light. 50 firkins Nova Scotia changed hands at 1 Id. EXCHANOIS ox LONDOW.—Colonial Bank, 90 days. 1 per emit. prem. • Jamaica Bank, 90 days, per cent. rem.: p Ditto, 60 days, 1 per ::ent. prem.; Planters' Bank. 90 days, I per cent. prem. ; Ditto, 60 dem 1 per cent. prem. ; Commisaariat Bills, not under 1 pia cent. prem. SO days ; Merchants' Billed° days, 4 per MM. prem. ITTINtS,S 594.] SECOND EDITION. PORTUGAL. We have received the following, by telegraphic express: SOUTHAMPTON, 3 P.M., THIS DAY.—The steamer Montrose has arrived from Lisbon, 19. h instant. The alarming news from the north of Spain has pre vented a change of ministry. There webe no vessels of uur i . the Tagus. The house of Perry, of Oporto, has ailed : the liabilities are estimated at 80 contos of per et. Awtrlln liortd:.L - - SI per Ct. Bond% a 72 i per Cent. ditto, 30 5 Tu r g v 7 2 t.itensl!iarm,., 9 n per (.1 Pio .13 re. lids.. 20 3 Ditto ehillan 8.., 81 4 Mite Cohen', Per. 1P14., Coltonbtao 1..4m010r I& 28 3 per (X. ImniAs Bth.. 67 71 perSLbutel 114, 44 6 46wen;wici..;;;;.:fii LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 24,1848. [THREEPENCE. LIVERPOOL.—The Irish sympathiseri are doing all in their power to create alarm in different parts of the manufacturing &stiles, Fut more especially in Liverpool, where dark hints have been industriously circulated of a conspiracy to rise and burn the docks the moment news L received of an outbreak in Ireland. The purpose of all this Is clear enough, for it is not generally belived that any such rash and criminal intention has been ever seriously enter tained. The object is, no doubt, to embarrass government by exciting apprehensions for the safety of Liverpool, Manches ter, Leeds, and other towns which have been mentioned, in the hope that it may be deemed necessary to detain in this country the reinforcements of troops intended fur Ireland. In giving the following extract respecting the state of Liver pool, we feel it necessary to add, that at meetings held in the different wards of that city at a late hour on Saturday even• ing, it was aenounced to these who had came forward in the detente of low and order, that the magistrates had organised a force sufficient for any emergency: TOTE STATE. OP LIVERPOOL—CAMP AT EVERTON. —The Liverpool Journal says " The mayor and magis trates have been in consultation for some days in reference to the alarm excited by the formation of Irish clubs in Liverpool; and in the discharge of their delicate and important duty they have thought fit to provide in an especial manner for the peace of the town. For some time a body of 500 military have been sta tioned here; the pensioners, a most effective corps, bold themselves in readiness' several thousand special constables have been sworn in ; and on Friday the police were exercised is the use of fire-arms. There is to be still further security. On Saturday , a regiment of infantry, 1,000 strong, farm, d a camp in the field opposite Waterhouse-lane, in Everton ; and these are to be imme d iately joined by several troops of dragoons and a company of artillery. We need not add thet the public are satisfied the magistrates will do all the occasion demands—nothing more. It is a prudent humanity which deters from the commission of fearful crimes. The town may now repass in confidence ; it is perfectly safe. A respectable and numerously-attended meeting —notwithsta , ding that it had been convened at but an hour's notice—of the inhabitants, principally, of Lime-street ward, was held on Friday eight. Mr. J. B. Lloyd, the senior member in council for the ward, occupied the chair, and the meeting was addressed by his colleague in office, Mr. H Bison, and several other gentlemen. A great number of individuals tendered their names to be sworn in as special constebles, and it was reed inane tided to die ide the town into districts, and resolved to adopt all practicable measures to ensure the peace of the district." RAPID PROGRESS UP THE POTATO DISEASE.— Returns from potato-growers in various parts of England are printed in the Gardeners' Gazette of Saturday. which report the rapid progress of the potato disease daring the past week. In some, places, fields which appear in luxu riance and health one day are the next found suffering under the mysterious Peourge. Correspondents in liampshire, Sussex, Surrey, Kent, Herts, Beds, Berk., Gloucestershire, Cambridgeshire, lierefordabire, Notts, Lancashire, Burnam, and Yorkshire, describe the pre, •nce of the disease in a manner that etiows its spread is rapid and destructive. The accounts from Devonshire and Cornwall are pethaps the wont, and the climate of those counties being so much like that of Ireland furnish the wont augury. Accounts, how, ver, from Ireland plan: the rumour of the disastrous malady past speculation. From Bandon we learn that the grounds of Lord Carbery and others have been attacked: the haulm sent us presented the true character of the dis ease. "For three Lights a dark and heavy fog rested on the ground, until about 8 am.; on the third day it cleared up, when the disease appeared in an incipient state, but spread rapidly." About Bantry, or rather on the road to Castle town Berebaven, scarcely a field could be found (July 13) without signs of disease, and some gardens were completely blasted, "the stalks withered, and the peeatoes, where formed, gone. At the same time the stench was so great as to lee quite oppressive." The di.ease is reported to the same extent in the Kentnare Union. " You can scarcely breathe in the neighbourhood of these tainted fields." It is also reported (hot fields near GI( ngariff. which on the 13th seemed tree from disease, presented on the 16th Jonly three days later) "most alarming appearances." In Kilcatherine the crop is declared to be gone. In other places, previously reported Pale, we find that alarming appearances are now beginning to manifest themselves. In tact, whole fields in the south have been sudd,nly attacked. "On the morning of the 13th," writes • corresponele-t at Keurnare, " to the as'onisliment of every one. the potato held, that had on the preceding evening pre sented an app , unmet' that was calculated to gladden the heart of the most indifferent, appeared blasted . , withered, blackened, and, as it were, sprinkled with vitriol, and the whole country has, in c...tocq ace, been thrown into (Barney and canfunion."—Accounts from the north of Ireland are more favourable. Our correspondent had semi no trace of the disease in •journ,y from Dublin to Bedfast. Fortunately other crepe are universally reported to promise an abund ance.—From WaLs the reports concur in stating that the dialease has made during the last few days very rapid strides. The stems emit a rroag odour; the tubers, however, with fee exceptions, still remain sound. COMMERCIAL MAIM-Ai:lW. MuNEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Ter,' o'Clock.—From the tenoar of previous ad vices, it was anticipated that the Cambria steam packet would bring a large amount of specie from the United States, whereas she comes re ported from Liverpool without any at all. The fact, however, is susceptible of ready explanation. At the time, some two or three weeks since, when the advices referred to were received, specie was coming from New York by every steam and sailing packet, and at the then rates of exchange in England, which rated at about 1l 1, or higher, more was, and might confidently be expected re follow, as a benefi cial operation for the dealers. But exchange has since fallen, and by the present arrival comes quoted at 1094 to 110 only, so that, in tha absence of other circumstances rendering remittances in specie necessary, none would be forwarded at these rates as a speculation for profit. The funds are heavy this morning, and the dealers are anxiously waiting the upshot of affairs in Ireland, the deranged state of which is the assigned cause of the depressed and torpid situation of the market. Consols are quoted 87 to for money and the ac count. Reduced Threes, 86 ; 7 to 7. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 87i to 4. Exchequer Bills are lower, at 445. to 48s. premium. Bank Stock, 198 to 200. The foreign market is dull, but, wits slight differ ences in one or two Mats., cee, prices remain as before. Danish are worse, at 67 to 71. I)utch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are offer. d and quoted lower, at 14 to 3; the Fours, 71 to 3. Russian. 98 to 100. Spanish Fives, 113 to 12 ; the Threes, 213 to 2; Passive, 3 toe. Portuguese, 18 to 19. Mexican, 17 to 1. Peruvian, 30 to 3. New Grenada, 111 to 121. Braz•lian, 69 to 71. Belgian, 68 to 72. Frank glnck. bzi ab Ire Ct. aed. Anus., F6i 3 pat (.1. Cons * FUNDS. 317.A.;,ZZ: . 1g ''.. " ' eboquer Bills, 44. to 48.. Drew VUSIr.. II pm cent. firenvls 114.. 118 I* t;reo.da Deferred MIL. 2 4 8 ster et 34ettean, 1814, 17 4 8 per et. Perlman 1144. 39 3 Portage... Fortr.. 18 19 4 per et llurd. 1:14. 98 12J DIU, Spordsb Bdr„ 118 12 3 Kr et. Steptl4l 11d.„214 2 Spnegal, Deferred Mr-- DMA Ps.. 1“,., 3 i 2 per et. Vern teat 14.„ 14 17 v.netuala Deferral 191 .4 4 RAILWAYS.—The market is very quiet this morning, and ht.siness chiefly confined to the more speculative shares. We quote London and North Westerns, 123 to 127 ; Eastern Counties, 14:i to 141 ; London and Brighton', 311 to 321; Caledonians, 28 to 281; Birmin4tram and Oxford, x3l to 24 ; North Staffords, 2; to 21 dis ; Great Western, 3 to 1 dis.; London and South Western, 471 to 48} ;.South Eastern, 231 to 231. SALES EFt CI ei• 7,1 ry. Iv LONDON. I batunky s prices will be found in last page.) Bit. and Orford Jo., 24 Lon. & S. Western Thirds, $ d Midland, 1031 4 Bk., WOiT2T, and Dudley, 141 Do. 50). Cons Pref., 131 14 Caledonian, 28 North British Halves, 9f Chester & Holyhead, 274 North Sta ff ordshire, 91 Prat Anglian 31. 10s., 6 per Cont. Ont. Wore., & Waiver.) 21 9 Pref., 31 Scottish Central, 22 E. Counties, 141 f Shrews. & Bk. Clam A, 24 Do. New Guar. 6 per Cent., 31 . Shrews & Cheater 8 per Cent. Easter rnion,Class B. L and 8., . Pref., 121 Greet Northern, 6/ 4 Shropshire Inica. If Great North of England, 234 South Eastern. 23 Great Western Halves 491 South Wakes, 74 Lane. & Yorks Qrs., 141 York, News, & Berw., 311 I Do. New Guar. 6 per Cl., 31 Do. (Original Newt. & Bar.), Leeds & Think Pref. 6 per Ct.., 1 31 301 Lund., Brighton, & South Coast, Do. En. No.l, York&Newc.,l7l 311 11 Do. G.N.E. Fur., 91 Lon. &N. Western, 126 7 York & N. Midind, 67 1 Do. New Pm I , 81 Northern of France, 3 Do. 101. oh., M. & 8., A, 101 Grimm and Bordeaux, 2 Do. 10/. eh., M. & 8., B, 101 Paris and Lynn, 4 Do. 10/. sh., M. & B, C, 31 &nen and Harm 8 COALS.—Hof--part Two.—Eden Main, 15s. 6d. ; West Hartley, Iss. ; Walls End Haswell, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Hatton, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 161.—Ships at market, 69. PRODUCE.—Muscriso-LANE, Hall-past Two: only movement in the market to day is that Rice is selling freely at an advance of 6d. on Friday's public prices. A speculation chiefly founded upon the potato blight is the cause. About 8,000 bags are advertised for public sale to morrow.-150 hhds West India and 5,000 bags Bengal and Madras Sugar are also advertised for to-morrow; Also 8.14 cues Cush" Lignea and other Spices. Stock this day Casks. DalinTy last weak ...... ..—. Do. liook Ili Joss Arrive/ latFtele .....—.... I 8, !!! Do. from Ist Jame Prise Y. C. this daT per mt Do. 'fol., la 4 kridaj 844 4,481 143 1,181 418. 83. 435. 7,252 537 5,713 728 4.1.1.6:7 os: 5,956 1,016 9,624 613 11,049 43g. 3d. 46i. Gd. METALS.—GLAsoow, July 22.—The late advance in the price of Pig Iron has not been fully main. tined, and though there are some indications of improvement in general busineer, it is yet unfelt by consumers, who are next to idle for want of orders. About a dozen furnaces have been put in Waft during the last few week and four new ones will be added next month; there are at present fifteen more furnaces in overation than in May last, and five more than on the 31st December, 1847. Wages are as low as in 1843, when the price of Pig Iron was 355. to 375., and Bars 4!. to 41. ss. per ton. Our market closes dull, with Pigs at 461. to 46a, No. 1, net cash ; Bars, 61. to W. 53.; and Rods, 61. 153. to 71., less 4 per cent. discount. HOPS.—BoaouGn MARKET.—Meese. Pattenden and Smith report that there is more demand for Weald Rents and Sussex Hops, which resl , se full 2s. per cwt. more than last week. Reports Irom the plantations are not quite so favourable. Duty estimated at 20,5,00 W. to 210,0001. Now Mid k r.. Kept. V. oto 41. 0 1 Yearling Konla,p.ent. If 18 to 21. 5 Weald of Kent... 25t0 2 151 Yearling ri.u.reg 110 to 2 4 Paso: . ...... 2 lo 2 2 12 Old lion , I 1./ Lo 115 Farnham, ....... 4 oto 0 0 WOOL—LIVERPOOL, July 22.—Foreign Wool baa been in good request this week, and a fair extent of husinees his been done, in enure ease• at an advance at 5 per cert. on previous rates, and all kinds in demand may be raid to have unproved to this event. Some large sales of Alpaca have been made, and, although the prices have not been allowed to transpire, they are understo'd to be below the late current quotations. In Scotch there has been no buainesa reported, and farmers are said to he asking higher prices than the trade seemprepared to pay. Imports tor tbe week ending July 22: Foreign. 4,474 bales; previouly, 43.125; total, 47,599. Scotch, 333 ; previously, 7,691 ; total, 8,024. DV/MlN.—Tins article is coming very slowly to market, end, the demand being now rather better, prima are a little firmer. The demand is chiefly fnr the English markets and on speculation. Wethcra and Ewes, 10s. 6d. to 10s. 9d.; Hogs, 11s. to lls. 3d.; mixed lots, 10s. 9d. to I ls.; Mountain Fleece, 10s. 6d. CATTLE, &C.— SMITHFIELD, Iron o'Clock.— We have a large number of Beasts on offer to-day, but the average quality is very indifferent; consequently, there is not much reduction in the best qualities ; but secend.rate are lower, and several remain unsold. The supply of Sheep has conside , ably increased ; we are not, however, overdone with choice qualities. Buyers are plentiful, at Friday's quotations. There is a very large supply of Calves, especially of foreign; middling kinds are fully 4d. per hlbs. lower, and the choicest about 2d. We have a slow trails for Figs. From Holland and Germany we have about 500 Beasts, 2,780 Sheep, and 343 Calves; from Scotland, 400 Beasts; i. oin Norfolk, SOO; and 1,550 from Leicestershire and Lincolnshire. Per none of 81ba a. d. a. d. Pet Woo° of Eflbs. a. J. s. d. Batt Septa Herefords 4 0 4 2 Bev Dm, it 111..bda. Stu 0 0 0 0 Bat dttert-born_ 3 10 4 0 Hest L0ng.we01t........ 4 6 4 8 &mond quality Howie 2 8 3 4 Do. de. Shorn ...... 0 00 0 Calves py r . ....... .... .. fleet Doc a ilalf.l;reds 5 0 6 2, land* Beluga at market, 3,653; Sheet. and Lunt., 53,990; Cake.. ;AA: PIP. 1,1 . .. - . . . Mt tx OF ORD.—At the July market there was an aver age attendance of south country dealers and graziers, who appeared to be slow in making purchases, in consNueuce of the recent fall in price at the southern markets. The show of stock was pretty large, considering that this month's market is perhaps the worst attended throughout the year. On the first day , few beasts changed owners, and a lower price than that of lest market was obliged to be submitted to. There was a better dement, however, on the following dey—especially for crosses—the better deseript.ous of which nearly maintained late prices. The finest lot. of crosses, two-year-olds, was purchased at 111. 55.; another lot at 101. 10s. A let of three-year-old heifers sold at 111. Ile. A superior lot of West Hight nd three-year old stots at 61. fe. A lot of two and three.year-old Skye cattle, at 41. 15s. Two inferior lots of three-year-old heifers, from the Lews, only fetched from 21. si. to 21. 10s. The fall in the price was principally confined to the Highland cattle, which, upon the whole, were very inferior ; the fall averaged from IS.. to 18s. a-h,ad. There wore a foe horses enfiladed. and those sold scarceiy minted recent prices. The number of sheep was very limited, and scarcely worth noticing, being very inferior. The rainy weather < xperienced during both days, no doubt, tended very much to detract from the ap pearance of the stock, as well as to damp the spirits of pur chasers. CORN.—MARK-LAN E.—Our market was tolerably well supplied with English Whist this morning by land carriage samples from the near c'untiea, which (owing in a great measure to the unfavourable account' received respect - the potato crops) was readily taken off by the town millers, at an advance of fully 2s. to 3s. per qr. upon the rates of Monday last. Foreign Wheat was also 2,. per qr. dearer, and the few parcels of bonded Wheat on sale were held for a still greater improvement. Barley, for grinding purposes, sold for rather more money, and other qualities were quite as dear. &its were in improved request, at previous prices. Beans and Peas were the turn dearer; acme new white Peas, from Erma and Kent, were sold at stir. per qr., quality . sound. Floating carves of Indian Corn have advacced in value 3s. to 4s. per qr. BRITISH. 1 'lbws tor Root'. w..,,,, fuss and Kent, red 47 to 51 to 53 ..white 47 us 55 to 57 Norfolk anti Suffolk. 47 to 49 to 51... do 5O to Si to 57 TalliveTS ((Imes or Suffolk Comb. S Lin.,•red... 45 to 47 to 49 whits-- 47 to II ..0 53 Northumb. and Scotch do.- to - ... do ... - to -- 0. - DWI do Rya- SO to 32 Bsi t skr,Feeding. - to --distilling 15 to 27 to 30 DM Soon Wasse to Oat., English Food. II to 20 to 20s f01...h1501i... Ditto Polon& , 20 to 21 to Ito dd.. potato 23 to 254 &I Berwick It Beansh feed 21 to 22s 15d...potsto 12 to 23416 d Web hod 15 to lin M. black. II to Ins 61 Ditto potato 2l to 21.6 d HATA 64 to 54 In" psis 57 to 60 Pose, may S3 to Ha Od maple 37 to 29 Blue 43 os 45...=1 45 to 49 White 34 to 37.. Bowes, Nampa. IS tollo. Ask 3O to 112...4174 - to - HUTT , SO to 83...ana6 12 to 44...0kl - to TAW, New Spring -. to --nor whiter - so --old - to - Rsnisszo, New 4O to 6$ Lumen Cams, par *hotrod 411 10a. tie dil Os. Pe= met of 1501154 noon, Town-modo, delivered 42 to 44 . household 40 to 11 Norfolk and Suffolk 36 to 58...M010 515 to 40 NortkionMetand, Lincoln, and Yorkshire Bunn sal iimut FOREIGN. Waal, Dalstdo end Koedgeberg Al to 55...115, 57 to :.O Sommanseng amt adosl4 anti NAVIN 44 50 to 53 Tema mid - - Dada sod Bamknrgb 44 41 to SI Mohr ... .. IS to 42...Figynt1m....... - so - Thembe and Calm SS 044 Speniek MK ....„. .......... - to -...sott. ... „ - to - c 0 a 0410 P........ .......... ..... -to -....MAniiMi- 51 to 57 1341 . - 40 - 8441.114 Pow;i ng ;10 to 21...distMing--. IS to 24 Oats, Boy-. 1410 II romormean and Stralsund - Se and Danish Priordand uttosre. ................ faitel„...-.,.....;.;:L...... ---- . - 1 11 7 la ro -2101 to AMERICA. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY (rum DAT), 5 sat. Thn Cambria has arrived from Boston, the 12th, and Halifax the 14th inst. She brings no specie. The Caledonia reached New York on the 9th, and the Niagara arrived at Boston on the 12th inst. An official proclamation of peace with Mexico lied been issued. The President's Message announced the Ui ittd States debt to be 65,000,000 dollars. At New York business in general was good. In cotton no change. Exchange on London, 1091 to 110. Flour, Western Canal, sd. 12)c. The dates from Mexico are to 22nd June. Paredes had seized the city of Guanainato, and there were symp toms of general insurrection. The President had is m< cl a proclamation in favour of peace and order. In Yucatan the Indians were still gaming ground. IRELAND. DUBLIN, SUNDAY EVRNINO. This city remains quiet. A warrant, slued by the Secretary a State, is said to hare arrived for the arrest of Mr. Smith O'Brien, who has left for Wexford. Othi ram ats ere said to have been determined upon, including that of Mr. Meagher, and Mr. Magee, who in tow in Dublin. It is understood that the provi sions of the act for the suppression of crime are to be eat' nded to the following pine. s, via., the county of Kilkenny, the city of Kilkenny, the county of Meath, the remainder of the counts of Waterford, including the buroni, sof Decies-within-Drum, Decies wi• hout•lli um, and Coshmore and de; and the remainder if thr• f Cctrk, including baronies of Ken ieurrehy, Kinsale, Courcies, Kinal meaky, Barretts North, Barrette South, liarrymore, Kinnatullow, I mokel ly, Etat Muskerry, East Carberry, and Ibanc and Barryroe. An encampment is to be farmed at Piltown, in the southern portion of the county Kilkenny, in the Earl of Bessborough's pack. Lord Guillamore died rather suddenly yestert:ay, at his residence in Leinater street, in this city. He was son of the late Chief Baron O'Grady. PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—SATvanAy. HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION (IRELAND). Dtvisooc on Lord J. It motion for leave to bring in a bill to einfrover the Lord !dentin:in% or other f froremov or governors of Ireland, to apprehend or detain, for a time to he limited, ouch pennon as he or tivy oball suvpret of conopiring agalnet her mojevty's peraon and government. Ayer, 271; Noes, IL AYE& Adair, It. A.S. Denison, J. E.llllllyard, T. B.T.Philips, Sir G. It. Airsick, T. Ditynciourt, C.T.llubbotme ' Sir I.Pigott, F. Anson, 11n. Col. Hick , Q. Ilodgwm,W. N. Plowden, W. H. ArchdatlCalit.M.Docki, 0. Iluod, sir A. Powell, Col. Arkwright, G. Drimilanrig, Vis.Hornby, J. Powlett, Lord W. Armstrong, sir A.Drummenil, 11. Mannar, E. lirioe, Sir R. Armstrong, It. B.Duckwurth, SirJ.lluward C. W. o.Pusey, P. Ariir.ili Surrevltule, Sir J. Howard, E.G. G.Reid, Col. Earl of 'Dolman, G. Howard, I'. IL Repton, G. W.I. Ashley, Lord Ihmeombr,ila.A.Howarti, Sir IL Ricardo, 0. Haines, M.T. Duneutt, J. Hume, J. Rich, 11. Rink., 0. Duntlas, Admlralllutt, W. liubartett, T. J. A. Raring, sir F. T. Dundee, Sir D. Ingeogre, Viset. Itomilly, Sir J. Barnard, It. G. Dundas, G. Jackson, W. Russe l Lard J. Barron, Sir ll.W.Dunrie, F. P. Jervis, Sir J. Ruiviell, F. C. IL Beckett, W. Du Pre, C. G. Jocelyn, Vint. ltutberfurd, A. Negev, R. M. Et•e. Sir J. B. Jun., sadleir, J. Bent.., J. Ehrinvton, Vise- Keogh, W. banners, J. Berkeley, Capt. Edwanis, 11. Kershaw, J. krone, 0. P. BerkeleY,llo.ll.FEtterton, W. T. lohoueberr, 11. Serum, IL K. Berkeley,Rn.C.F Elliott, Ho. J. E.1...2ve11ev, W. S. Shell, Hon. R. 1.. Binh, Sir T. B. Enfield, Vim. lormard, T. B. tinelburne,Earl of Pim kill, S. W. Fotcourt, J. IL B.Lewis, sir T. Sheridan, IL B. Boldero, 11. G. Easton, Earl of Lenin G. C. Sibthurp, CoL Bolling, W. Evans Sir Dr L. Lindsay, Cul. Smith, J. A. Bourke, R. S. Ewart, W. Littleton, F. R. Smith, M. T. Boureale, Ha. E.Faruham, E. B. Lockhart, A. E. Smyth, J. 0. Bowies, Adin. Ferguson, Col. Lockhart, W. Soinerville,SirW. Bowring, Dr. Ferguson. Sir R.NPCulleigh, W. T.Sotheron,'E. H. S. Boyle, Iln. Col. Fitzpatrick, J. W.Mandeville,Viset Spearman, H. J. laraekley, Vine. Moyer, J. Manlier', W. C.Spottarr, It. Brernridge, 1L frontier, N. Marshall, W. Stafford, A. Broadley, H. Portescue, C. Martin, C. W. Strickland, Sir G. Brockman, E. D.Poriescue, J. W. Matheson, A. Tancrial, 11. W. Brooke, Sir A. B.Freestun, Col. Mule, Rt. Eln. F.Taylor, T. E. Brown, 11. Frewen, C. H. Maxwell, lien. J.Tennent, It. J. Brown, W. Fuller, A. E. Melgund, TGM. Thlckueme, It. A. Buck, L. IV. Galway, Vise. Meat, Sir H. Thompson, Col. Buller, Sir J. Y. Casket!, J. M. Mlles, W. Townley, J. Buller, C. Gladstone, W. E.llilewr, W. M. E.Townl. y, R. O. Ilimbary, E. If. Godson, dl. Mlne., R. M. Turner, E. Buxton, Sir V.. N.Oordon, AdmiraLaliuhell, T. A. Trite, Col. C. J. Cummbell, 141.W.Gote, W. 0. Mon, W. ane, Lord H. Cardwell, E. Goulburn, H. Moody, C. A. Vilhem, Vise. Carew W. H. P.Graham,Sir J. Morpeth, Vinci. Villiers, lin. C. Csaileivairh, Viars.Granby, Mar. I. ofMorition, Sir W. Vivian, J. E. Caventlish,lln.C.Greene, T. Morrie, D. Vivian. J. H. Cavendish,lln.G.Grentell, C. W. Mostyn, E. M. L.Vre, 11.11. It. Chichester, Lel..l.Cirey, Sir 0. Mulling.% J. It. WM, C. It. Childers, J. W. Grey, IL W. Manta, G. F. Walsh, Sir 18. Choltneley,Sir M.Grogan, E. Mute, OaL Ward, 11. 0. Christy, S. Gwyn, 11. Neeld, J. Watkins, Cut. L.. Clue, J. Hale ' R. R. Newilegate, C. N.Wawm, J. T. Clifford, IL M. Hull, Sir B. Newport, Viso Webby, Cock., T. S. Hall, Col. Noel, Hon. 0. J. Welimiley, lA. C. Codrington,Sir Wllallyhurton, Id. Moneys, Lord Willcox, B. M . G. Coke, Iln. F. K. Hamilton, G. A. Norretn Sir D. J.Wilhams, J. Colagrooke,Sir T.Hamilton, J. H. O'Brien, Hir 4 Williamson,Sr 11. Cobra, 11. B. Ilarrourt, 0.0. Ogle, S. C. 11. Willoughby,Srll. Collins, W. Muth, A. Osborne, R. Wilson, J. Corry,Rt. Iln. 11.11 awes, B. Ossulston, Lord Wood, Sir C. Cotton,lln. W.ll.llayea. sir E. Paget, Lord A. Wood, W. P. Courtenay. lord Hay ter. W. G. Palmer, H. Wortley, MAD,. Cowpar,lln.W.F.ll.adtain, T. E. Palmerston, The.Wrill, M. Craig W. G. Heald, J. Parker, J. Young, Sir J. Cabal, W. henry, A. Pattison, J. Dalrymple, Capt.llerbert, 11. A. Peel,RLlln.Sirß. mcnaa. Dawson, Hu.T.V.llerrien J. C. Pennant, /in.CoLTuffnell, 11. Dredge, W. Heywood, J. NOPerfectE , It. 11111, Lord M. 5... Callaghan, D. Orecnf, J. F. TILLEILS. Deve•mux, J. T. O'Connor, F. Sullivan, M. Crawford, R. Fox, R. M. Reynold., J. Fagan, W. SHIPPING. MAILS ARRITY.D.—DubIin. 6: Waterford. 4; Donegha dee, 2; French, 1; Flaeriers,2 ; Holland, 1; West Indies, 1. LONDON, July 24.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W., moderate breeze, and closely. DEAL, July 23.—S.W.—Arrived : Salsetta, Sydney, New South Wales ; ne, Batavia, and sailed for Rotterdeat Tomatin, Calcutta ; Superior, 1.). intrara ; Velocity, St . Lucia ; Hercules, Quebec. Arrived from the river. 22nd : Palinurus, Demerara; Elizsbeth, Richibucto ; Louisa, Qui bee. 23rd, Renown, P. rt Philip; George, Swan River; Ellen Mary, Cape ev 0..0d Hope ; Augusta Jesisie, Ceylon ; Una, Rio Janeiro t • Steen in, Monte Video; Orator, Bermuda ; Sarah, Miremicl i ; Amy, Quebec; Eirlintoo, River St. Lawrence; Cleopatra, Cape of Good Hop Regulus, and Ceres, Honduras; ()olden Fleece, Pe e r ; nambuco. Anived from the river and sailed, 22nd: Southampton, Calcutta; Izea, Macho; Haul ?t, Sydney, N S.W.; Wellington, Hobart Town. 33rd Buceph .lus, Cape of Good Hope and Bengal. Cusruan, July 22 —Arrived : Compton, Sierra Leone. Orr TRH NORTH FORELAND, July l.—Arrived: Flora, Rin'Ora- de. Pon114)(01:TH, July 23. —W. to : William, Q.,ehee. t dlcd , 22n,1: Agincourt. Ca-c and Calc.t , t, WATERFORD, July 21.—Arrived: Alert, Cluelx e. ARERBOTET, July 21.—Five pieces of British ash timber, marked "I. R ," were driven on shore near this place this morning. STRANOFORD, July 20.—The Industry, from Cardiff to this port, in taking the bar last night, struck on the Angus Rock, and relied heavily, but was got off after throwing about 30 tons of coal overboard, anc laid on the beach at that port hi innLesewtouoir, July 20.—The Trial, on entering the Tees last night, lost her mast during a gale of wind, and became so leaky that she was obliged to run ashore. WEXFORD, July 22.—S.W.—Arrived, 21st: Menapier, Quebec. Taoon, July 22.—Arrived : Eliza, Quebec. Ore MUMBLES, July 21.--Arrived: City of Bective (top poised), St. Jago de Cuba. LIVERPOOL July 24.—Arrived : Cambria ( a.), Boston. BRISTOL,JuIy 23.—W.S.W.—Arrived, 22nd : Rankin, and British Princess, Quebec. 23rd: Mary Jane, British Queen, Bellow', and Ocean Queen, Quebec. DARTMOUTR, July 23 —Arrived : Calypso, Quebec. Sournamrron, July 23.—Forth (s.), St. Thomas's, left the Ist instant, and Bermuda the 7th. EXECUTION OF HEWEION, FOIt MURDER IN THE House or CORRECTION.—Tbis morning, at 8 o'clock pre cisely,George John Hewson, the murderer of TunikeyWood house, in the Coldbath-fields House of Correction, und.• e rwent the extreme penalty of the law, in front of Newge.te. The crowd assembled to witness the awful ceremony was leas, much so, than such crowds usually are, there not being, at most, more thin 3,000 persons present, and of them the ma jority we. composed of the worst clan of moiety, .F0Rt1.321 . PRICES CI BeeAs, per ewt. DI rr PAID. W. lacha,B.P.bsn. SCA. 0,1.33 e. Oa Yellow %Grey sS 0...4 I Fine 4; 0.. VI 0 Neurally., brown 2Q " :CIRRENT. Pip, 140. £2 7..1 7 Mope 9 1... 0 Cargo atCardll7 bar 0 5... • beredielt le IS.. It Lama at per ton. Pig, beet l4 1•...16 1 Mated, sheet ..... „ l7 5... • esre l6 IS 0 Psteat shot red or madam.- 19 • Bloat" l6 7 6 12 1 Ora; per 261 bap. pal. d.p. Pwr eireal. pale 24 10... 0 dam .. 28 10... • broom 11.. 74 •...19 =Matter 76 Osd 24 S-14 1 aud.ao4, llou ve,ocii th x ; p l p44 . ma n pie r Per rod 4... 0 • Lamed.. ......... 66 1_22 10 brown- 33 6.. 58 6 37 0...60 6 4$ 6_43 0 Pine_ eossltilladradyb 29 0 34 0 Yellow 34 6...76 0 White it 6..43 0 0.x.70 it Vm Y e e i Ce rawa—. :7 3 Grey end white 40 0...62 0 Raped, iiombro' 33 0...62 0 Lumps 33 0...50 corn; In Bond. Wed India" 0141- Good. 2$ 0... 02 0 Good. :1 6... 70 0 rat 7s 0 MO ), Ceylon, good oral- nag Pam ordinary... 34 0... 37 0 Mae 4l 0... $0 0 Mocha, good to Am 46 0... 70 0 Costa Kam anti nary to 6oe 27 0... 4t 0 Sumatra and Pa- _ _ _ . . Paownowa per wit. 58!ter—Cork, 22 0.. $3 0 Übe SS 0 90 Stlte • 0... 0 0 Dublin, Ist • 0.. 0 6 Limerick, do.. 76 0. 81 0 Carlow, Newry lot 0 0 0 0 Waterford . . ... 77 0...81 0 Beef, India, per tierce Prime Mew 0 0... 0 Part, prime mew 75 0 . 80 0 Dews-Pork, Lurk • I Do., Ileifut Detest, Waterford, Be wwt. 7O 0 .70 A lard. Wa ßeif tivrord wi. , P d r o fr k "5-1 41' Ditto Bladder ... 70 0..88 V Americandlatyp. 62 .0...72 0 Hawn, Oc and Cow, at per lb. B. A. n 431. Video, 06.4.1 0.. 81 dry 0 Nruil, dry 0 0 ...0 0 ' Drywned 0 3f Rki, dry • 0 2 34 .0 51 Ilan& Pulp. dry 0 31...0 5 West India, dry 0 • ...0 0 Bolted 0 11...0 3 East India 0 4 ...0 9 Wipe, B.Ayres, dry 0 0 ..0 0 Numb, dry 0 8 ...0 8. Amsr.ll6nre, per hide S 8 0 114111111%. ditto 6 .. 7 0 .„.... 2.on . i ., V=o k , s ther 0n.... 4 9 ...random. ..... 10 Camprieby 4 10... 7 .0 rodie, Jamaica 3 0... 6 Nicarscaa,laree s d solid 10 0,.13 0 Swan .. 0. .10 0 Lusa 1 10..11 0 &pan Biwa, ‘ 18..14 1. Red Sander. 3 17 4 7 - clang - -21 0...26 0 Taa, at per lb. Congon.eorronon 0 81... 0 7 Ibex, at per ewt. Bengal white 9 6... 12 6 7 .. 8 6 Java and Manilla 8 0... 12 6 Pat o; cleaned Carolina 2l 0...25 0 Smarr. Bum at per galL Leeward Island _ _ _ 1 7 ... I • Demerara, 21 to 36 per amt. O.P 2 3...3 2 Jartuales, 30 to S 6 per cent. V.P. 3 7 ... 4 Favourite marks 4 6 ... 4 Brandy, lst brands S 10 .. British spirits, d.p. 10 3 ... 0 Scot& 171411 lO 3..,0 Tux, per toe. iIia,P.T.R. £3O 0...36 0 St. Petersham, 9 head 0 0... n Dutch and Y 1 1. 10 0...90 0 Friesland Itsaui at pre too. 10...21 10 oubnot half cies; 3O 0...1? Jo, Mho 0...50 Manilla 38 0...37 6 Eau India Sum.— le 0...23 0 Bombay l6 0...24 0 Jute _ Tfl, at prr Banc& 52 0... 0 0 74 0... 0 0 Coo. i 0 blocka 75 0... 0 0 Isos o it "it ton. Bars £7 0 SO 0 Brasil — 3 b TALLOW.— Arrived during the week, 843 casks; delivered 1016 casks; the prevent stock on hand :is 5,9.56 casks ; at the same period Tart year wan 7,253 codes. Pe tersburg Y. C. on the spot, 435. 3d. to 435. 6d. October to December delivery, 43c; separate months' delivery, 3d. to 6d. more. PARTICFLARS OF TALLOW.-JrLy 24. Bun. tick.. to —. AIL to ---..— ' _.. d:.u.: b —...ali ............... to on .... law IS Tomity to —• Pau, ntet White ... .. —.. —at 5.1 . boars; SI to a Tara., old _... - to Loolano. 13..1tie and Mandan Si to in to 4fi Mediterranean and Odeon- to 42 to 4S to —. Stontated 44 to •—•- Ramo 99 CAMS., free la: duty, per toe,. L b 10s. to t 5 13a. Lunigaw CARas, Dutch 919197 man . 011. lc L 9 .09. Ditto French and Amerces 11 tw.te R nova, American, per barrel of 1961 6 n 2s to 21 Dentaic nod Hamburg — to Caned= Frisch, per met of 2201 M., free ARRIVALS INTO LONDON IRON 17th TO 22nd JULY. Qrs. English. bootcb. Irish. Forel m. Wheat Barley s2 20%44 Oat.. 3,761 mei* herrenn Malt, 1,756 qm. —tip..-fir 32 & td. ; 139711 7• 306 . N. OION 196.1.0 d.; Rye, Ma ; Bens, 1111. 16.4 • AGe. IMPERIAL AVERAOItk Wlient.lberiry4 &in_ _I Rye. 2 1 °°j Jane 10 ... 84 , 31. 74304 WRY 0445. Od 17 Vs 104 30, 104;161 Saf Ils 74137 e Sd'3Be 14 ... i 444 11431 s Id re 0430. 4436 e 11/04. 4d July I fd 31 8410 e Ir 4 30. 241164 8.1 As 34 8 40.104.10. Id 20e 114 ills 0430. r.C.ale 44 13 49. 141$. 0410. 04 31• 0430. $417. 34 6 weeke• A. Aver. s7a 114 30481..10. lad 30 l 37. 2.4.37 i a Drrr.—Wheet 101.: Barley Oste, Rye Bro. sad Pe" 9.5. /1 use. July IR ATLIalh _ , tily SAUL at aeons the prism of last week. Wheat, 101. to 131. per load. Barb y, 270. to 30r. per qr. Oats, 210. to 304. &am, 370. to 400. Peas, 380. to 420. ➢ATH, July 22.—Our market is from 1.. to 2e. per qr. higher for Wheat. No alteration in other descriptions of grain. Tbe Potatoes sr., universally diseased in this neighbourhood. Wheat, 50s. to 535. Barley. 28.. to 30s. Oats, 21s. to 245. Beans, 425. to 44.. Peu, 10s. to 445. BEDTORD, July 22.—The disease in the Potatoes bu given an impetus to the trade in Whcat, for which article fully Is. per load more money wu given. Barley sold slowly at previous rates. Beans held for more money. l'eu, mithitag doing. G. Oats let-hed bully last week's prices. Lower qualities dull of sale. Wheat made from 275. to 31s Bons. 255. per load of 5 bushel. Barley, 235. to 30s. Oats, 18.. to 28s. per qr. BOSTON, Ily 22.—At our market to-day, Wheat &By supported We d nesday's rates, and in some instances 6& advance was obtained. Beans and Oats command little attention. Wheat, white, 455. to 495.; red, 43$ to 475. Oata, 15.. to 21s. Beans, 365. to 38s. per qr. CANTERBURY, Je.l7 22.—We experienced considerable dub'', in the trade to-day, but we do not call the prior differvat to last week. New brown Wheat, 40s. to 48s. ; white, 50$. to 5.55. Barl-5, new, 365. Oat., old, 20$. to 24a. Beans, old, 325. to 345. Peas, 345. CARLISLE, July 22.—We had a fair supply of Wheat at our market this morning, which was tsken by our tn.llen at a alight decline on last we. k's rate,. The supply of Barley and Oats was small, and sold at 'ether lower prices. Wheat, white, new and old, 21s. to 225. 61. ; red, new and old, 19s. to 21s. Barley, new and old, 11s. to 13s. Oats, potato, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 9d. ; common, 7s. 6d. to Be. 6d. Flour, per stone, 2a. 2d. to 2s. 4d. Oatmeal, 2a. Ryemesl, 11. 6d. Barleymeal, lc 4d. CHELMSFORD, July 21.—There was a large supply of Wheat offering to-day; prices must be quoted about Is. lower than last week, although tome of the Shen quality fetched previvus rates. A few new Peas were ou sile, but the rate a asked were high ; the quality She. Beans and other spring corn scarce, and no 'het ation in price. Wheat cutting has csinmenced in the neighbourhood, and, with tine weather, will become general next week. COLCHESTER, July 22.—Wheat will prove in quantity much interior to the last crop ; say one-fifth at least. Soma few pieces of Talavera arc being cut : harvest may become general in ten days. Barley The later town piect s have much improved within a few weeks, and promise quantity— quality is more than usually dependent on fine weather, both up to and during harvest, as the straw is long, and the young layers very luxuriant Beans will not prove se goad a crop a. wa. at one time expected, but the few Oats grown here are improved. Pees are an excellent crop ; several p reels have appeared at market, and sold 345. to 311 a. The supply of Wheat has been fair, and prices altogether ,unaffected by the decline in Mark-lane of the 17th. Millers have been free buyers, end, towards the close et the week, farmers lean in.. chard to realise. Wheat, red, f.0.b., bilks. to 621b5., 47.. to 498.; white, 495. to 565. Beans, 6ilbo. to 651b5., &is. to 365.; Magasai, 621b5., 325. to 335. LOI:CESTEU, July 22. -At our market this day the higher prices demanded for the small quantity ni E. glish Wheat on offer has checked business. Fur foreign Wheat more money would be given, but the quantity offering is quite insignili. cant. Beans are more in demand, and Oats 6d. per quarter dearer. Barley without alteration. Priers : -Wheat, English, white, per imperial bushel, Gs. GI. to 6s. &I.; red, 61. 2d. to 6s. 6d. ; Dantsic (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs., 6s. 6d. to 6s. 9d. ; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 6s. to 6s. 3d. ; Odessa, Marianopoli, sat, bs. to ss. f)d. ; Odessa, Taganrog, hard, 6s. to bs. 3d. Barley, Eng lish, grinding, per 3921ba., 275. to 28s. ; malting, per imp. qr., 30s. to 321.; Irish, grinding, 27.. to 28s. ; malting, 30s. to 311. ; foreign, grinding, 2.)5. to 27e; malting, 295. to 30s. Beans, English, old, per imp. bushel, bs. 6d. to bs. 9d. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 60,1 lbs., 00. 104. so 4.. Freada. Hutch, small Tick, 4s. 10d. to Ss. ; Irish. 4s. 18d. to be. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wexford. and Eunisoorthy, white, 21s. to 21s. 6d. • Cork, Waterford, and Youghak 19s. 6d.to 20.. 6d. ; Welsh, black. 19s. to !Os. 6d.: Ir:sh, neer 3121bs , 19s. 6d. to 20s. ?no, English, breakers, grey and grinders, per 96 lb.. 4s. 4d. to 4s. 6d. Ir.dian Corn, per &Vbs. 4s. to 4s. 9d. Flour, best seconds. English, Ms. to 375. Linseed Cake. French, 101. to 101. 10s. Import for the we. k ending July 21 : Wheat, coastwise, 742 qrs. ; foreign, 1,900 ; Barley, coastwise, 230 ; Oats, Irish, 391. GUILDFORD, July 22 -Our market was well supplied with Wheat, far which higher prices were asked. The mil lers refusing to comply, caused a dull trade ; but a (lir clear ance was made, at the currency of last week. The weather continues unsettled. Reaping has commenced, but will not be general until about a fortnight. Red Wheat, 46m. to 50s. ; white, 50s. to 605. Beaus, 38.. to 40s. Pew, 38s. Man CHEareet, July 22.-The weather during the hot few dayi having bee me wet and unsettled, the trade has fully recovered from the depression which characterised it at the close of the week. At Wake field yesterday a lair businena was done at full prices, and at Liverpool an advance on meet articles was pretty generally realised. Our market today wears an improved aspect, and, although transictions are not extensive, holden are enabled to obtain an advance of 3d. per bushel on Wheat, fully Is. per sack and beret on Flour, M. per bushel on Oats and 6d. to 91. per load on Oatmeal. There is also an increas edM inquiry . for Egyptian Beans, at la. pa qr. over last week's prices. Prices :-Wheat, per bushel o f 701ba, English, white, 7s. 6d. to Bs. ; red, 7s. to 7s. 4d.; Irish white, 7s. 4d. to7s. 6d.; red, Ts. to 7s. 3d. Bar ley, per bush. of 601b5., grinding, 3s. 6d. to 4s. Oats, per bush. of 45Ibs , English, Scotch, and flue Irish, 3s. Id. to 3s. 3d., Irish kiln-dried runs, 3a. to 3s. Id. Beans, per qr. of 50411:e., English, small, 38e. to 395. ; tick, 375. to Us. Pass, per 8 imperial bushel., white, boiler.. 40a. to 425. Floor, per sack of 2801 be., English and Irish, fine, 36e. to 37m ; superfine, 38s. to 39a.; extra, 40s. to 42a. Oatmeal, per load of 240th.., English and Irish, 265. to 275. NRWCASTLII•ON•TTKR, July 22.-The weather in the early part of the week was every thing that could be wished, but Aare Weduesd•y it has been of an unsettled character, with occasional heavy showers Today, however, though cloudy, looks rather more settled. With :he present limited rate or our rock., the weather is watched with more anxiety than in ordinary years, as an untoward appearance of the rope would be liable, under existing circumstance", to give rise to a nsiderable speculation and consequent en hancement in prices. With a continuance of liberal receipt A Wheat and Flour, the trade during the week underwea a slight reaction; still. however, by submitting to a reduction of la per qr. upon Wheat, and about 6d. per sa , k upon Flour, a good clearance was made, other articles remaining comparatively without change. At our market, this morning, we had a moderate shoe of Wheat from the growers, but the coasting supplies being held with more firm ness, fresh-threshed samples were taken off readily at ma advance o. Is. per qr., whilst, at the same time, • cord business was done in eolith muntry qoalitwo, at the full, and in some instances at rates rather exceeding those o f this day se'nnight. The best suns of Norfolk and Suffolk red, w. selling 611 to 62Ihs. per bushel, but made 631b5., cons ntarded 51s. per qr. without difficulty; but where higher rates were demanded, business was checked. Choice Ros tock was in request at 535. in r qr., and other sorts sold is proportion. In Fleur there was rather more doing, but we can seetcely quote prices higher, 363. being only ° procurable in retail for choice households ; to sell in quantity it being neces , ary to take 35e , whilst wLites may be quoted flan 361. to ea 6d., according to quality. Rye totally neglected. Grinding Barley in good demand at 261 , extra Rostock, suitah'e fur malting, below worth 28,. to 29c. igl ing 53 1 lbs. per bushel. Choice Mal, supiaat, its , hut infenor sorts are totally unsaleable. Beans and l'eas unaltered. Being scantily supplied wish Oat., by our growers, fresh thrashed parcels sold quickly at fully our last week's cur rency, the best descriptions of foreign being at the ewe time more saleable, more especially Pomeranian qualities , at our quotations, say from 16e. to IBM. per quarter. Wheat : British, Northumberland, new, white, 83e. to 565. red, 50s. to 535. ' • Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 54e. to 665. ; red, 50s. to 525. ; Lincolnshire, new, white, ma. is 54.. ; red, 49e. to 51s. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 28e. to 30a. Barley, Northumberland and Scotch , 26 .. to 28e.,• Che valier, 28s. to 30s. • grinding and distilling, ?As. t 28.. Malt, we to .54.• Chevalier, 56e. 58a. Oats Northumberland and Sc otch, potato, new, 21s. to 23a. common and Angus, new, 19s. to 21.. Peas, white, boilers 365. to Ms. ; grey and maple, 34e. to 36e. Beans, new 345. to 38s. Flour, per sack, fine, Stockton and No thumberland, 340. to 36e. ; Norfolk, white, 355. to 37e. h ,- ,useholds, 335. to 36e. • seconds, ar. to 33e. ; household *Ms. to 328. ; thirds, 241. to 26e.; households, 22 m. to 26a. Wheat, foreign , Dantaic and Konigsberg , white, blr. t 575. ; red, 4 to 50s. Silesiaa, white, 524. to 55a. red, 50s. to 525. Mecklenburg am d p omera m aa 545. to 570.; red, 51s. to 53a. H am b urg , Marks, as Anhalt, white, 625. to 655. ; Ted, 495. to 51s. Kiel an Holstein, white, 495. to 528.. ; red, 475. to 495. Petersburg and Archangel, red, 3 61 . to 400. Odessa, red, 4431. to 44. Polish, red, 42a. to 48a. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian, 284. to 30e. Russian, 265. to 28s. Barley, Seal, 28e. to 30s. ; Pomeranian and Holstein, 245. to 26.. Oats, Dutch Brew, 20s. to 23e. ' • Pomeranian, feed, 16.. to 18e. • Hai stein and Danish, Ida. to 16s. ; Archangel and Riga , 16r to lbs. Peas, white, 325. to 35e. Flour, k.er barrel 196 lb., United State, and Canada, duty paid, 26e. to . Jane 10. Jane ITAlumi N., July I. July 111.. 10 ... 11.• SRl'ar, July 22,—Trade dull at about the pi RAnsmx;. 3 sue. . 0 0cblo r st.d 1., OM this 0. W. WAR.' 4LLITe. ;rz,l o t. J.T.n. Akcbier stees• J. he PA' churau 4.1. 041 ,staa". „tram. iw 1,4'4 ouigos o f carao bu , 4 , 6 4 14.4 5. c. Well. HrrlOW ° M M•d° ..•1 1