The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-29 00:00:00

._... - . . ...,. , ..,,. _ . . ,?...--e•-.-.....-dir--e--• 4-7...,____e,..„.., -/- j-j--. x_si- ip, . ,//' . ....... ... .. ot gr MONEY fur MORTGAGE.-TWENTY- Hind«) girl, of tyre% year; of age, who had become &convert 1 **.''....... .----. 1 MAMMAS, JUNG 19.-The Wheat IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. i rsi,s., Wady to be catemaa , mt sp _ to Christianity, and desired to reside with the f may of or ONEJ Tl , ° ! . ,.. s g r) a.:l ' fM i cut.tia term of fourteen seare, at of our ioionarier. Her parents havi g arp:al i cii to th . ....... i < nearly we Name position as lot week, h o tna lders e declining rlulim in asa-a- ' ' t,v atter fare of pwta,th th I ofee /rent S upreme give way, aed buyers b, fog unwilling to pay the rates de- HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JUSE 23. e r: 0500 ,, J , 11 ,.. 4 col‘i.uto. E.L., t ....„,,0.,„..ei.,.,,,,,,t. deeded the recovery of th n e child, the Cour e t Or imm,dia The wind having shined to the north, no further Zia imae of Me triams. --Dated. Bah. June 23. was competent to select_ bee own place remains at the bowie of residence, Mt. ° A °°° nd n e l reu i°g n lS . The judgment of rho te arrivals are expected, which hallo-parted a some- Tae Lou D CoaSeethena took his Peat at fin o'clock. what fouler fccliug to the markst. Our uetatiuns tee:- PUBLIC 11USINESe. ----J. -T'S MANUFACTURE of WATCHES opposition ,to that of the Sit. Al For Polish, weighing 61Ibs to .59an., 445. ex?. ; Odessa, 6011 be. PETITION.-By the Earl ef Wis e arse from a poor-law onion in m a etoeKS a proevted by tbree sePoroir Osien' t i , a a l . ttie b ; P r camee° m r w e _ Courtl Be nch h . o 1- is Bombayl . ndiree In a case preelsely sunder watch to 691 be., 425. ; Marianople, 6311 w. to 61 jibe, 495. to 603. ; Beare, tar the repeal of the Po) r Remold Att. s . . ss ....s ot , with g eld dia i le dL e i nd . 'gelled In . ( e ........_ , lea . ln:o lencrea her Majesty amt :be Greed leek* of Tunny. Dill..' 7 - sesitssern s mite , o t einse „ . and , . youth' te ez , r , ti belore them in 1543 ; end or the report of the judg- Prreaseeso, Juana 19.-Bugains were concluded at threINITEELO-aergy Offences; Royal Marble annex; ow , ta w palne•sau.Li Sal raw. - /egg 8 . 2, straw. glen , brst e reen in the Atlas, Sir W. Burton a iemed to __,... im mi e d in r es, I • , , h ave reflect In very unbecoming terms on Sir H. Roper . • alww• - •„„ mma areet; set 04, Royal Ittehande (Moth Tearer Aeta). and Sir E . ._Perry. It turned out that the address of thenearly the same prier* as last week, but on the whole there TJUItD IvEADINGB.- Lefty 'Labour and Hooks; bishopric of was a tendency to fall, especially in Rye. Manchester; bills. ..---. .. ' I----- O WI , A N 1-) b 4) .() PEARL orlearned judge had been altogether misapprehended by the No. 259.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, J UNE 29, 1817. [3(l. v • IENNA, Jerre 15.-In consequence of the high price of PRIVATE BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. num • white Powder for the Teeth, compounded of reporter, end that he in reality cut 110 imputation what- 1L . lad mat rethelehe ingredients of the Oriental Herbal. ever on has brethren. The emended report, token from the SOAP TRADE.- LONDON, JUNE 28.-Price of up in all the churches of the diocese, for the averting of the tio l fs rd aub ß iu lt it O te U d G t st rew hem th e teeth, remove. spate ef Incipient detay. Madras Notice Herald, will be f and under the proper COffLIIERCIAL 4 MARKETS. rol2rOdathoipmsloi resent distress and forgranting a blessing trac e dn att 4 en th ti m on ay to l.i t , h t e , r o cs: : 1 11 . - 3 pteserwo the Gunnel, impsittra !1:e meet pure and h ea l and will - Y. Candle on the spot, per cwt., London, 50s. to 50s. 6d. ; P upon the subject of the private b . usineas, and tth the th e e ar t l e y . s em e ans, and ! ,- tyre sweetTwea and perfu•ne to the breath. • ' repay perusal. We notice the matter here mainly because of the likelihood of Ore inaceuree version of MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. 50. m practice of rho house in reference t h ereto, me a iter Ceipt and trial of petitions, proceeded to show that while in ' gill • •-, t I from the lama. ands Delilah.. ""er°° . Ro l u'gria 6d t, 8 lbs., London, favourable, and promises a most excellent harvest. . la to tte b i le p . ri T ce ow . p ri e T , ..U um ow e , o n t ett price, London, approaching harvest. The present state of the crops b by ita a rc ' r.."' e` t hat the th et f cif 'the. soth en Sir W. Burton's cub with the ohs° a • Ckek.-The language of Lord John Burwell 2s. 1 Id. Ne te Marko for good Fat, average price, New YORK JUNE 15.-On the rem 'on o tee „ ma w m a re ss arc tnihiced..o t . / ; . - Two o' ph , of the early period ef our parliamentary history it had little of rr: - --a arm in their waeleta- Pane Is. 9.1. per oox.- Said by A. mg England and CiecasiOnmg animadversion. We shouldper stone of ‘9l°l Blba., Londo n, 3s. Id. Rough Stuff, Lon - the news by 'the * Hibernia, annouac i't ing t'heYverygrnutorial n o ~ eh.tinct exate nee, it had of late years nut only assumed a distinct charucter, but had increased to au almost over- . ei ~,,a sae. 20, thittcargarden, Lemke; and by all imagine that by this time the Madras Puisne Justice in t he Hot • use last evening, in reference to the prospects don, 271. Palm Oil, London , 395. • Liverpool. 375. Resin, advance in the prices of breadstuff s abroad, the markets in whelmi extent , 'amount i ng • in one year to 700 bill. ;but he a m mo ad pertainer_s._ contend:l that the extent el private • punnets was not greater ----- f - te follenrins works win Iss pstalasked ta-norrow : whip, though now corrected by the journ a l., w a n, emphatic declaration, that, whatever may be the Alkali, strong and weak, per cent., London, 2ld. ; Liver- 1 dol. per barrel higher. In New York the previous day than was its intrinsic importance. The questions decided by COMIC HISTORY of ENGLAND , unless authoritatively contradicted, ea lik. iy to muse " amount, there is reason to believe that a great part pool 21d. Price of extra pale Soap, nett price, exclusive Generate Flour had been aelling at 8 dolt 50 e. pet barrel, arliamentary committees were of the lint importance. es , mi. By GOMM A. i Bearer. Illiustrated by Lore. misapprehension and occasion pain. The world until thisches t .,•so3 telegraph ic of fought, &c., London, 51s. ; Liverpoo l , . to but as soon as the des p atches were made public , of this crop must perish," made a st ron g =premienkN'hether • whole neighbourhood was to Le destroyed, is done • •': 51s. Mottled, London, 525. ; Liverpool, 4.8 e. to 501. sales were effected to a considerable extent, at, 111 some Mi- lt. was. ho inai.ned to believe that the impresaions of tho on the St k E It h is S t ack xe lenge morning. The imme-whether a man's entire property was to be violently teken a wry FUR.-Pee Arm PaNeiL Fit - wars :_‘• I.3urrina locrwro reporter , as to the very unjustifiable language alleged to stances, as high a rate as 9 dots. 50 e. ; prices, however, soon from bins, were queetioas with them of every-day dis- so. ~n . p i tr. K. Tucaaaar (Innlashl. wall numerous have been employed, could not have been altogether ground- diate effect, assisted by the lower exchaege on England CORK --ANDOVER, eaaseiv.-ieNOOVER, JUNE 26.-Of Wheat very few began to give - way, dropping down to 9 doh. 121 c. to a 'on. (N , hear.) Of much less importance were Peke Is. less• brought by the Hibernia from New York, was samples sold ; the top price 211. to 211. 10e. per load, while 9 dole 25 c. Even this price could not be sustained. grrArARRO"DeI MIL LINO MAGAZINF- No. XXXI. : the questions decided at Wiling ; and yet, in these eases, , pegraN ! or, THE lON UON CHARIVARI. Pert LXXI I. Pr ice Is. Id. The last detachment of her Majesty's slot Foot had a fall in Consols, which left off last evening, every description of middling and inferior qualities was The price of Genessee came further down to 8 dole. 75 c. the rights of justice were guarded, first, by the judges of . " - maw Publiebed at the "Punch" Other. 83. Fleetareet. reached Madras by the stemless. Precursor on the 9th May, 891 to 1, to 891 &ellen for the opening. quite unsaleable. The Barley trade suffered a similar de- At that rate the demand then b:gan to increase. tho land, men of the highest legal attainments and of the having s lost a number of men, women, and children, bysalon, the very best not making more than 48s , p e r , • both for the home trade and for export, so that • • el • "'" ------ FaE••• wenth BY 111 Z.The market showedyest e rday muchs t rength, and P" so ost incorruett e integrity ; aud, secondly, by the jury. the market kept clear of excess. Within the last toraorrow wilt t o' e teeithed. price In .. the Tenth Number of cholera, while quartered in Fort Williem.some good offered at 441. Malt, from 72a. to 76e. Per bush e l . H wouid venture to assert that, if a man's ingenuity had D LIVGS WITII THE FIRM OF DONIBEY EA - The governor-goner. 80 decided a tendenc to further imrovement that I and commander-in chief continue at - - y • Otto were offered at a decline of 3s. per qr. very best barely few day P ait is difficult to urchase Geneseee at 8 dole 75e. mei) saa, tece , eale , email , met for Etportmem . By Simla. Tim hill chiefs were coming in in nullifiers to pay this decline o f ! cannot be accepted as the whole reaching 30,., while some good samples could bo had at 25e. on the spot. Sales of that description for delivery the latter - Mums. with leastnitione by Manor K. Beeman. the•r respeen to Lord Hardinge. The Hon. Mr. Thomason. measure of the effect produced by the two causes re- Nees were offered at 4s. per qr. lower. Peas, from as. to part of this month at 8 doh. 871 c. The receipts of Flour been taxed to tied out an absurd and a:efficient mode of guarding the rights of property, he could not have devised anything more absurd or inefficient for the purpose than a Craw Have been very large. Such will, no doubt, be the case for meow itradbary en d Few, 11 . Roaverie-nteme, Fleet-etreet Lieut.-Governor of the North-West Provinces, had arrived ferred to. They have not only led to a fall, but pre- 43. Per qr. Spring and Winter Tares fell also Is. per bushel. 1 committee of the House of Commove. In the fiat place, • • • ph CULtT.tt WEL'S OUIDE TO HEALTH awl, IONO LIFE. at the station en the let May General Tr Woe it was • • • PP a . hmmanly stopped an apparently almoet certain ad- BATH, Jrxi 26.-The business transacted wu very about a month more, when they will probably begin to none- the embe nut,with few ti men of udicial ca . rs were • Mee Is. feel. by_peet. in Wanted. toad . etch, said, to take his the -.•• t au on tionfuonal staff on the expiration Twice. Speculators for the rise were before sac ' limited. The few sales of Wheat effected were at ade rially rially diminish. Wheat arrived more freely, and met with a habits ; and, secondly, every one of them had his con- d deman d , 2 do l e. 10 . • goo at .... to 2 dole. 20 :. for best white • • T To EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. of General Cartwright's command in January.t ts to T b• t this List inconvenience, so ueu please . o o via e eine of from 2a. to 3s. per qr. Barley met a slow sale, and Genesee° ; 2 dole. to 2 dole. 10e f • dl d I 90e or prime red; an o . . the Commas hail modelled their standing orders on those ,• [its Vote iblos Inc all Gomplaints.) 2. now TO BE t hat Consols would reach 90 before the termina• The Bombay ;governor and commenderin.chief take their , Yeas offered at Idl 95c inferior. * g l ory. odoecnte Virre."--tle. It in conteuded [ bar nine-teethe departure for the Deccan about the 3rd of June, carom - lion of the present account, but it may be questioned to 2i n . . 1 for ~° , t , r i was in good request, and the of the torch, but means had soon been found of evading this lower rates by 2s. per qr , and we alter our quotations accord- a ye ow was worth 1 dol. 20e. ; „ raw . s se a m a ter i e e are of ow own creanoe,such as by threase ' , aided by their personal and general stuff. Sir W. Cotton now, with these fore-shadowings of disturbing in- ;no a ds diffi cul t M s e ll, and rather lower in Path . Jl ecr a l n el ' o t l a l z r .Id I 1 precaution. The standing orders provided that no member tahlainaulaww - o mental inueibility, indolence ? mo t h er rer- afterwards visits the hills, and purp :Sea making the grand7c., and pure white, brisk; much should sit on a committee before which a queation might come fiuences, whether that point will be attained, or w h o - Wheat ,77 90 B ar l ey 46. to 52e Be ne 62e. mix ' • ' per qr., a. to a. , . . ~- , ii fr ee s... Wines, and MG good health. sound dilest•ses, &aimless tour of our principal military stations.• • wanted for export and very sconce, bropght 1 dol. 2ac. to 1 dol. in which himself or his constituents were interested. The re- OM, and wana.kal• days are at ''''''''''''''' '.7 as " t •erx•i•ee e l The Dhurrum•alla, or place of reception for the indigent they, rather, stocks are not more" 34 o. to 385 Black, likely to re- to 60s. Peas, 504. to 665. Oats, white , • 28c. Thesaltioly of Rye small, yet the market receded, and can- suit of this wee, that • practice was adopted technically called grantee teaseled in tner• Morsel rs the mato Cal.e6 of hyposhondri- main stationary, or decline. Assuming the &aim- • • 291. to 31s. not be quot over 1 dol. 30c. Bartcy*Crucr. Oats fell to 62e. to .. .... aaaaa ..." y .red thsso,ors, may ~,,,,5 0. ,„1 is ire, sloth poor, erected by Sir Jamotice Jeejeebhoy, and which was , shifting," that was to say, supposing a Cornish member to , re , . p • a 39 cos lal • opened on the 11:h, has cost in all 12,5001 entirely contra potions of the premier to be substantially realised in BRIDLINGTON, Jetta 26.-The repot, of Wheat was very 63 ea the demand having given way. The tole reeeiPta .. ~DT b e interested a t a certain project , and a Y or k s hire ma nti- s eam e,_gheewoort, le .werneener-row, Mom , , n u ~, imaa 3, Are deoad,treet; Ouraibo, 147 i1eat.m 444. 4 . 2:, buted by its munificent founder. Of this, the buildings and respect of potato feestie jeakao, w hi e k, Ind ee d, f l oa t (WIN mod prices about the Mow as this dal se'riniglit, Nen She khafiefelppetepcsentrieanrilteAM Ws 1611 laale • teener% swallow certain prejeet, the patties set etch en the olw maim, ituregslif Mit 7,1011 r." 1,0001, hes teen invested, at 6 Pet his superior means of intSrmation, and the well-known hw Osh, Beans, and Peas on sae. The demand was duff, were 749,775 barrels of Wheat our , 312185 bushels of committee in which the other was interested, and so the job .. at howler rates. Wheat, per qr., 80s. to 945. Oats, per Wheat, and 899, was done, and neither constituency had cause to ------_ rt• ve of his character, that would indispose which will thus &mount to nearly 300! . a-year.(Hear, and a late; h.) Then those iy. SECOND EDITION. The Irish and Scorch Relief Fund in Bombay has reached from stating the worst, may almost too certainly be CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 26.-Wheat met a very slow sale. this shown the receipt of 379,400 barrel, of Flour, 237,034 members of parliament, mere - laymen, art at once the sum of 9,5001. ; the total subscriptions throughout taken for granted, it is clear that, however favour- We have had a grea t . quantity of rain during the week, and bushels of Wheat, and 348,538 of Corn. The prospect of the a s judge and jury, heard evidence, decided intricate --- India amounting to nearly 26,0001. able the forthcoming corn harvest, very large the Corn is mneh laid in some places. Wheat, red, 80s. to coming harvest is probab.y the point of most uncrest In p oints of law, and listened to the iogeneities of counsel. From Me GAZETTE qf THIS NIGHT. England, but it. is one on which, front the discrepancy of the fb. re was Scrieant Wrangham on the one Bid e , and Ser- a supplies of foreign breadstuff' will be con- 821.; white, 84s. Beane, 565. to 60s. Peas, 60a. Oats, amounts there is some difficult in comi to a conclusion. t. - - Y nie jeant Murphy on the other ; one quoted a precedent, of e MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. tinuously required, not only in the year to 3 thi• to 36 5• , There is every reason to believe that the crop, though it will which the other declared he never had heard, and between a BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. , Casualties by death armies of • in the armi India reported since 6 ' Scotia STOCIDALE and JOHN STOCADALE, Liverpool , th e departure of the mail of 20th May ..-- come, but in the only for stock. Prices CANTERBURY, JUNE 26 -The supply of Wheat was very be gathered at a later than the usual Period, will rove at t h e two the committee we , completely present year, if Pe P bewildered. (}Lou ) imp bailers. BOMBAY.-Liurt. H. N. Robertson, sth Reg., at Deese, on of tuffs in such case will breads probably fell only. large, which met an exceedingly dull sale at a decline in least an avenge, if not a bountiful one. A much greater That unhappy tribunal , like the as between the two bandies BANKRUPTS.eat, white , BBo.to 900. ; of f 4 to 6. per What, this than any previous year. o f hey, first smelt at one aide and then at the other, and at a the 10th May. temporarily, as large receipts from abroad press upon piece from a_ _•• oljr. ej to 340 . Beans, 455. to WILLtAn flowtErr,.Albany-road,Old Kent-road, builder. INDIAN &tor .-Acting Master H. Barran, steamer the market for immediate sale. But as consumptio brown, 763. to 853. Oats, - . . BALTIMORE, JUNE 14.-The market varied little in its last rushed to some counsel who had heard nothing at all of Lion 495. Peas, 465. per qr. general feature . There were sees of 1,000 barrels Howard- the cese, and decided upon an opinion given upon the im- Teeth TOWNSEND, Sheerness, ironmonger. ' Berenice, at Kurrachee, on the Oth May. gOCII and stocks are diminished in the hands of t Sewsee Bassi-NALL, Wilmot-plam, Camden-town, - - on, Cattleto, JUNE 26.-A fait supply of Wheat, and • street Flour at 8 dolt 50c. to 8 dole. 621.5. Wheat was perfect and unprofessional statement of the chairman. embesller. COM MERCTAL INTELLIGENCE. capitalists, who have purchased from the more needy clearance was effected at a reduction of le. per bush. Barley steady , and sales of 2,000 bushels of red were made at I dol. (Hear, hear.) The result of Ibis was, that committees de- WILLIAM RICGINSIOTToY TRIAC ft ER, Regent-street importers, prices will recover. The advices by and Oats were slow sale at a decline of 6d. to Is. per hush. 93e. Sales of 4,000 to 5,000 bushels of Corn were made, tided directly in the teeth of each other, and frequently de- ' roma...v. Star 20.-Inroirra-Our readers wall have been pre. beim. pared, by the nature of our last two or three reports, to look for very the Hibernia report that, of flour and corn, about Wheat, red, 30s. to 31,. 6d. ; waits, 31a. to 335. Barley, including mixed and yellow. The former sold at 110 c. to ciao= of an opposite character succeeded each other in the JOHN JARES PEARCE, Kenton, Devonshire, baker. little, if any, novelty from us on the present occasion, a week only 1 1.. millions of barrels were still to come forward. At, 21s. to 225. 6d. Oats, 131. 6d. to 16s. Rye, 265. to 28.. 113 c., and the latter 116 e. Meal was in better request, and mime committee Of all species of evidence, that given be- WILLIAM KAY, WILLIAM MORTINILM, and EDWARD hewing elapsed since the demrture of the hot Overland Mall to sa van average of 40s. per barrel, sold here, we should Per three bush. imp. mks of GOO barrels were made at 5 doles . 31 lc. to 5 dole. 374 e. tore a committee of parliament most required sitting end Fieremze. Bury, Lancashire, braes founders. Blame : and as the mama for sales of imports SI now completely -, - -,-, , D dote 26.-The demand for Wheat wall 810 W, ash ,. Provisions continued firm. Fine showers : crops promising. weighing, and yet there was no class of evidence which re. HENRY Score Cox, Manehester, linen merchant. elose they must expect that very little of interest ean occur tor the /lave 21 millions sterling to pay, which might requireceived so little judicial examination as that. The parlia- gales were effected at a decline of 2s. per load. For NEw ORLEANS, JUNE 7.-Sales of Flour have been less next two or three menthe, daring which traneactions wal be eon. Joan WaemsLET, Liverpool, 'leaned victualler. the remittance of some hundred thousands of hard a n d committees, neveethelets, were tribu h nale before lined IA the Pu t ney of local wean, which arc but trifling. , spring corn the deman d is very limited for every sort of extensive. The sem of Ohio, Illinois, &c ., part ordinary meltr 7 Joan Yetrus, Gloucester, plumber. Curren Massa wrram.- Th e inquiry from dealers Ms been con- money to satisfy on balance.. The rate of exchange at grain. Wheat, new, 295. to 31s . ; fine, 325 . to 345. ; Blend- brands, reached about 6,000 barren, at 6 dole. tic. to whie matters of the moot vital importance to t e country SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. fined to grey anti bleached raceme,' of low to muldlinx goalitics, New York had already declined to 51 nominal prem., corn, 273 to 295. ; fine, 30s. to 31.. Rye, 255. Beans, 21s. 6 dols. 50c., with some small parcels at 6 dols. 755. Corn necessarily canre, and.Lhey beingeht to be so coestituted . as to but the seta, in then have been very trifling, and the demand has 233. to 245.; old, 21.. Peas, white, 23e. ; continued to move pretty freely, and sales of about 10,000 impartial justice done to all parties . But if the ensure WILLIAM WlLeaur, Glasgow, ship owner . alth u hitre vered to 6i on the morning the Hibernia to 225. a fine, 0 g co now dropped. Some sates bas been started, in 3 few other derno-imperfect ly per- t j dicial part of the committee business was a Roneefea TUACH, It:Yerevan. druagist . ton of goods bat ot. very low pricee teethe purpose of clearing off left. The 'Mils then drawing end selling were for account re 7 ,, • 22s per three bushels. Oats, new, 25 ,. to 324.; fine, buehels mixed and yellow Waters were ma d e; the former formed, that entrusted to ceuneel engaged on the private balls PirreaCcmmixo KENNEDY, Einburgh, shawl merchant. remnants of shipnieeta before the rains set in. and their chealmem 3s, to 355 . Barley, 46,. to 481. per qr. at 70c., and the latter at 80c. Provisions continued firm • of shipments already made, or making. How the '' war no leas so. In many eases he was informed, and no doubt I ._ . bas been an Ind.,. meat to the dealers to parcbare on speculation. with moderate sales. Sugar continued inactive and rice; LEIGH JUNE 28 e had a lar er sti 1 of Wheat p that counseltook f for appearing in ten correctly, The following arc tie mks that have bees reported to us: rates will fore, upon a pressure of bills for subsequent Ii" , • ' -W g P" unchanged. to-day, and more disposition to sell than we hove seen for eases when they anew to a certainty that the would not be 1 LATEST INTELLIGENCE. 11,000 piteee Frey ebblings th. yds. r. a. r. s. shipments, remains to be seen. 40 _3O at 48to 4 4 i ea at tram 3s. to 4s. per qr . PHILADELPHIA JUNE 14.-Holders of Flour some weeks, at reduced pr ces, y a were Pretty able to appear in more than one. (A uh. Some These facts or prospects are calculated rather to tell o ne or two .., atli g es o f Beans toned the supply of spring firm, at 8 dolt 50e., at which 500 barrels of Western were of them were makin 30 000' a ar b this s oche s pa' ) f 40 20 1 121 2 2ig , . ye y o prac- -4,300 .. grey • M 6 7 2- 3000 .. gray 33...24 2 I 2 114 against any particular ascending movement in funded corn ; the sale was dull, at Is. lower, taken, and the same offered for more. 400 barrels of Corn tine : but aid he blame , them for this ? God forbid ! (A THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. 100 ... grey 3B BO 0 0 10 8 values. Consols remain stationary to this time 89 at to HEREFORD, JUNE 26.-Of Wheat the quantity on offer Meal sold at 5 dole. 37/o Rye Flour is offered freely at laugh.) He knew the profession too well. (A laugh.) 1 230 ~. do. do. 32._4s 0 0 8 4 .By the arrival of the Overland Mail from India, we 300 . ... ern dlus 33. 30 o 0 6o k, with a fiat market. Reduced, 89k to I. Three-and- was small, yet more than eqaal to the demand, . aaa whet 6 dols. 75e. 3,500 bushels Pennsylnia Wheat sold atThey could not ream to take the brieh th ere offered forwhite, d 200 c f red Yellow C Id 20 an .or . Corn so at Ic. 36.. 40 466 10 a-Quarter per Cents., 91 to I. Exchequer Bills, Bs. little business was Monet's' was at II Trilling decline on thethem. (A laugh.) It was their duty to saw o, and the 1 lyre our usual files, bringing intelligence from Cal- 4, T 0 .ii r ch..„,-, ! .... riles to the 11th, Madras 12th, and Bombay 20th 1,100 ... bleached isoteaseb .- 40...20 2 4 2 6 1 " , .'. 4 • done, with no a l tera ti on in price. POTATOES.-DONCASTER, JUNE 26.-A pretty His noble friend on the wooleack and himself had toe often Way. The news is not of moment. The governor- 1,700 ••- mete , ' +warmness. 31...2e 1 I 3 3 We have no feature in the foreign market beyond a ‘, . i Jens. 26.-For le heat the demand war good supply of new Potatoes, which found very ready sale, been in such a situation not to be fully aware of that fact. 300 ... bleach:Amelia 40...211 0 0 4 8 further decline in Spanish. The Fives are now quoted '` i • NT N°D°N' .14d. to 2d. per lb. No old Potatoes. (A laugh.) But if, on the other hand, any counsel, after , Lord Hardin e, Lord Gough, and Nm ... do. do. Seise very slack, and to effect sales a eat 1 lieutenant - governor of the North-Western Pro- 840 ... Turkee red plain, ciollr-. 21...28 0 0 712 211 to 2 ; The Threes, 341 to 1. Portuguese, 31 to 2. nearly le. per bushel had to be submitted to. No demand SUNDERLAND, JUNE 26.-The Potato crop in this locality having been retained in a case, took a higher fee in ens, were at Simla. It was still currently believed 3,000 .. do. print !neutral sets) 24...20 0 0 3 4 Mex i can, 20 to I . Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for spring corn, though prices are abated. Coring YAlia.-Nottung appears to have been done in "grey," ,- , . never looked better, and the farmers say that, if the weather the proves . propitious, crop will be both good an . d abundant order to ensure his attendance in that particular one, for of its ordinary course, there was no language too strong • let Lord Hardinge's retirement had been decided ant prices are quite nominal. In "dyes!" there has been a sale of 08 e to i ; the Fours, 891 to 90. MALToer Rath 21.-A fair supply of Wheat, but prices A considerable breadth is planted in this neighbourhood. h" d • f h rth am to use In Con emnatroa o Sue an unwo y, such , 1,20011 e. of Turkey red, average 30e, in Alba bundles, at In. 1 lea anollalt 'wins. c 0.... _ rule dull at 2s . to 33. per qr. under last week's rates. Barley , gm, and that his lordship is to leave India ear l i n in Sir per lb. sees Week, 193 7 New Potatoes are selling today at per lb , and old ones nominal. Oats Id. pt r stone lower. Wheat, red, 88s. to a , 3 d . • an entirely unprofemional and dishonourable proceeding. lie coming year. The governor of Bombay an nu. woothasseremsen . quite negketed. I par Ot. Rad. Awl., 651 • i n re r C&au,9l t "'" "1 e 945. ; white, 945. to 100 s. per 403 t. Oats, le. sd. to ls. Gd. at a•a• Independent of those considerations, there was another su L. Cotton, with their usual retinues, were to start lifernee-Iron: :lace therein published in OUT report of the 12th I Pea Os Osawls Aria . Mat I gacaagaal BUR, la lea p jeer which naturally excited a good deal of attention, and per stone. instant, the following have been communicated to so , but the inquiry FOREIGN FUNDS. HOPS.- BOROUGH MARKET. - Two o 'cl oc k._ even et anxiety. There was an entirely new class of candi- hos Bombayi to Poona in the beginning of June. that we mentioned as baring revived foe BMWs bar has *gain died a see Cs Awl:ries Beet% 0$ 6 i pe r Gas Grenade Ms, 114 20; NoRTHAMPTON, JUNE 26.-There war much Wheat Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the dates coming forward during the emitting election-men con- !he health of the chief justice, Sir David Pollock, was away. sheet has slightly advanced in price. 4eo amain British ter, ea Nun , maim 1,4446 . 43 4 Onmda Deterred 114, 31 I offering, which met a sale, at a decline of 4.. to 6s. per qr. market is the same. neeted with rails and eith no other earthly occupation- -5 par ea lteziew,l644. 93 $ 3ers. as.cantle • 700 at 32re. 2a • 430 at 3ars ea. • 300 round mP . C. " . '"" ° . - dill in a precarious state. He was to lone Bombay at . ..., per • ' • ' . " • ' 5 Ct. Bruelea to 4$ a par Cl. Perarlett SW., 7,6 $ Spring Corn of all descriptions has a downward tendency. glee Zest Keats, peert. U. ow 41. 0 Tartlet Xenia.. ',CUL V. lis it. s solicitors to railways, surveyors of railways, engiseers, di- , 42re.; 90 square, 42rS. ; 1,000 bendiest sheet at Cr. 14a. per Date wee ea te Portman* Cone. lets, 21 2 tale of Keats Norrixonem, JUNE 26.-A good eupply of Wbeat, but w. a • : l a l 4:: : T 44 run 444044 - . 9ltu , is rectors, shareholders, and, it short , a quite new clam They . ' on the 22nd of May, on board the Childe Harold, on a c ,,,.. ; 75 S we di s h bar (very ordinary), 3lre. per candy. ' " " 3 pee ct. sheen recha lie is per Ct. Surest Ayres Ede. 37 5 ma Were- •. . . IIS RA t voyage to the Cape, but apprehensions were enter- coma has coutinued to fair request, bat tee value ce sheathing 5 mato chili. am .0, a mete Spl3L33 846. its a the demand was limited, and to effect sales a decline of 84. rattaa. has slightly declined. The sales of the week are-600 cwt. beaeler's, Dim Womb. net. eau., at a awe ce. memo, Eds.. WI to 10s. per qr. had to be submitted to. There was not much - Corpus Parliament, of a Long Parliament, and now timed of his final recovery : Sir Charles Napier was et ro„ , 371 e h mt hi ag , s; yea ya m ; 200 ow on so ma lowa ek e ; eau:area,fit 3 , erealsll Deferred Bee, tooq doing in either Oats or Beans, and last week's prices were WOOL.-LONDON.-The public sales have closed tiny would probably have • Railway Parliament. at IC rats The Puxuanb remained quiet. The 199 ditto, Mem 3 per Ct. Daelth late, 93 11 pet Ct. Dutch Bd., lint 1 Spanish Panty. Ne. t/ e 1 per Ca Vo e ... tie Mr, as 40 scarcely maintained. Wheat, new, white, 82a. to 86'. • red, somewhat more firmly than they commenced ; but no ins- Is was said of the Lack-learning Parliament by law- cwt itiscotoste from Lahore furnish little more than details _11,t,"- - .A„ ‘ "„ l r,,!, f3 ,2l7 ; t aa li i • a h .,! t i a..' e ll ,Se a ted„„ fl.V.,'*.„ , n P" . a a S per Ca Cwt. Demi , - 631 M i ersnaela Defense leis ,tar EIDE to 84e. per 3G stones . Barley, grie a ding,Aos. per 'M e at. provement can be noticed in the quotations.. Since Monde - Ler, that not one Haggle , good act was pseud by it. a. . - . . . ... .. . . __ . . _ 7 .1 r Fanjet—, __ quiet. accounts from Lahore furnish little more than details of formal civilities exchanged between the British resident, Colonel Lawrence, and the Ranee and Maharajait The family of the Rajah of Ludwa have been pensioned. In the territory of the Nisi= affairs grow worse and worse. At Hyderabad the " Line Wallahs," or irregular troops. .to the numbered 13,000 men, have been in open mutiny, in consequent* of an attempt made by the minister to compromise a claim for twenty months' pay due to the men, by ad vancing a slim sufficient only to discharge five months' pay. This was declined, and the troops having re to lay down their arms, the city was occupied by a British force, consisting of 300 men of her Ma intain 84th Regt.,and two regiments of Madras Native entry, in all about 1,800 men. The" Line Wallaha " st first threatened resistance, but ultimately terms were agreed to, and it has been decided that the troops are to be paid their arrears, and then dis banded. This arrangement has been forced upon the Nbam, who wishes to maintain troops which he has no desire to pay. The rainy season had commenced in Southern India. Commercial matters, both at Bombay and at Calcutta, present no feature of parti cular importance. In fact, little or no change had taken place since the previous mails were dispatched. which was our lot qu - orlti - 01. In rie nothing bee been rine. ,le, transactions have transpired in speller, Swedish steel, or tin plates. COCHINZAL.-7'here have been no arrivals afhblO article slue the date M our last report, and the market being quite bare of it nithing has been done. The price I. nominally 51 rs. per lb. SAFFRON.—A 4•111 of 1.)01b. first quality has been made at lel re. per lb., and, es them le a little inquiry for it, a al miLs panel might, at the moment, fetch 17:s. per lb. Allsopp " continues to be disposed of at 7Ses. per brut, but we have not been informed of any transactions in other brands. fieturs.—A slight demand or brandy bit Improved its price 4a. per gallon; about SG hbds. of brown have obtained this advance, hanng been sold at 3lr. per gallon. MAKIN. thours.—We have no change to nodes under thin head, either as regards dem- ad or prices. rowm.—Cmroa Noon.—The excitement that prevailed during the early part of this month amongst purchasers for China appear. to have subsided, as we hear bat of very few purchases having been made during the week, and the prices of the staple are exhibiting :h ward tendency. Pre* at quotatiom are: Broach and Buret, 93re. per candy ; Dhollera, 82rs. to 88re. ; Oomrawattee, 85re. to 88rs. ; Comp:a, tihrs. The new crop h.O continued to angle freely. 8n eve's Woos.—We hue no: heard of any trausetions In this article since tie last r. port, and prices remain em than quoted, say— littorassan, lOars. to lithe. per candy of 5881bri.; Msrwar, 90rs. to toe es. ; Merman, BOrs. to 90re.; Catch, 10irs. to IlOrs.; Persian, 139 m. to litirs. . . _ 805. to .... a. per Barley, grinding, Oats, 38s. to 445. per 24 it. Beans. 665. to 635. ; new, Ma to 645. per 38 at. Flour, superfine, 635. to 6,55.; fine, 60e. to to 653. per 20 at. PETWORTM, JUNE 26.-Wheat, new white, 221. 10s. to 231,; red new, 201. 10s. to 22!. per load. Barley. grinding, O - 48 a. to 624. ats, country, 32a. to 365. Peas, 665. to 601. Beans, 665. to 60s. per qr. PRESTON, JENS 26.-Wheat met a fair sale at a reduc tion of ls. to 2s. per windle ' • the value of white being 375. to 39.. , and of yellow 255. to 375. per 2201b5. In Flour a &ir business has been done, at Is. 6d. to 2s. per barrel below last week's prices. Western Canal, 40s. per 1961b5. Oara a dull sale, at Id. to 2d. per bushel lower. Oatmeal La amoderrto request Is. to 2s. per load less than the currentrata ea thin day week. Beans little asked for: prices 275. to 28s. per 218bs. The average price of Wheat this weak I. 83e. 6d. per imp. qr. RICHMOND (Yoszeinza), Joss 26.-An abundant esp. ply of Wheat. The sale was very dull, at a decrease in prim Is. to 2s. per bushel. Wheat sold from 10s, to 12e. Oats, 4s. 2il. to 61. 2d. Barley, 6s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. Beane, 94. to 71. 61, per bushel. SAFFRON WALDEN, JUNE 26.-Wheat. 4.. to 6s. per qr. lower today ; but at this reduction the trade was very slow, and a good deal left unsold. Spring Corn of all descriptions ls. to 2s. cheaper. Averages:-Wheat, 252 qrs., 901. Old. - - provement -‘3 Monday last the imports of Wool hare amounted to 1,450 bales from Port PLilip, 800 from Sydney, and 860 from various other quarters. The private contract trade is heavy, at barely stationary prices. ANDOVER, June 26.—Those graziers who did not sell at the fair yesterday, offered to-day, rill sticking fora higher price; yet such could not be had. We heard of two or this. lots selling at 30s. per ted, but such were fine leg Wool; mixed Wools were off red at from Ild. to Is, per lb., yet but few sales took place. good passed . He woni - cl not say the same of the railway parliament in an ticipation, but he might safely predicate of it that an entirely new parliamentary nomenclature would result from the pre dominance of railway members, and that, instead of hearing of prime ministers and inferiors, the house would hi or only of tint class and second class ministers, anal so on. But the chief evil which be anticipated would be from the tendency of all these persons to follow the lead of one particular man, and to neglect every species of business but the particular class to which their interests were attached. Such being the opinion which he entertained respecting the matter, he felt bound to lose no time in bringing it under the notice of their lordships. There were other minor matters connected with the subject, such as the mode of conducting the conferences, and of receiving bias brought up from the other house of parliament, all of which would easily fall within the scope of such a commission as that which he proposed ; and he should, therefore, trouble their lordships no further than to propose that the resolutions proposed to the house on the 4th of May, 1846, be taken into consideration. RAILWAYS.—The share market is not quite SO well supported as yesterday. In North Staffords a steady business is doing. The quotations of leading lines generally are without change. There is some inquiry for Luxembourgs. South Staffords firm. East Indians, it is said, are to have 5 per cent. guaranteed. South Yorkshire, Doncaster, and Goole, have advanced to par. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (Yeeneteley's prime will be found In last me,. Amb., Nott., Boa, & E. J., 11 4 News. and Berwick, 291 Bit. & Oxford ln. 17 1 1 Do. New, 81 Blr ti . Wear., Sakidley d N. Ne, 111 Norfolk. w 123 f zeire, , 81 1 •4 I 1 N. British, 33 Dublin & Jo., 3 Do. Halves, 154 B. Osuedr, 21 MI Da. Extension, I Do. Yeah Extension, 71 Northern and Eastern, 59 E. Imasseldre, 20 North Staffordshire, 101 1 Dis.lew ill. Preaten and Wyre, 971 u. E. l 7t Do. Halm, A, 131 04.14ereseirs, 21 Do. do. B, If Do.Lonica & York Ex., 11 Read., Guild., & Reigate, 34 Great Western, 120 17 Scottish Central, 251 Do. Qre., 181 Shrews. and Birm., A, 31 Do. Fifths, IS Do. dn. B, 211 Do. New, 81 Shropshire Union, 26 Lancaster & Car. New, 111 South Staffi3rdshire, 1 1 d Lennie & Think Pref , 91 & E. & Dover, 976 Iga. DlelftA D 2. Coast, 561 51 Do. New (W. 331. 6s. Sd.), No. Da Osea Spans, 14 2,12 f las. a 111. Wallern, 1831 6 Do. do. (ma 10L) No. 4, 41 Da. Orders. L & 11 , 23 South Wales, 71 Da gm. New, 13 I S. York., Don., end Goole, 14 2 Da. NIL U. M. &S. (A), Ilj Wee Riding Union, I 1 p lalliMiii S. 67 York & Newmatle, 35 DM WM Cons. Eighths, 491 Do. New, 174 Ulla ad Ely, 241 Do. Pref., 126 I Nilia OM Lab Fifths, 11 York & N. Midland Ext., 421 Da. DM% Eq., I i p Do. Pref., lat Ilifiefed. IP I Do. E. & W. & Ex., 221 3 Do. New, 441 Ceylon. 4 Do. New, 101 j Luxembourg, 11 Do. Con, Bristol and Blrm. 6 Northern of Frame, 1011 per Cent., 129 i Rouen and Havre, 25 j LIVERPOOL SALES, Join 211. Although today is the lut day of the account, the prices of Saturday are fully '" '— Black., Clith., a p nd N. W., 21 d Do. ref., 1 Caledon P ian, 41 1 d Eastern Counties, 21 Do. York Extension, 4 d Lod Llneolnshlre, 111 p Great Northern, 31a. 3d. d Huddersfield C. and 8.., 11 1 p Leeds and Dewbury, 3 p LW. Oros., and South., 16 19 Lon. and N. W., 181 Do. New Qrs., 114 p Do. Fifths, 15 p Do. Ors.. 0.3.,174 1 9 Man. &Lewd, 21 p Do. Wafters. 3 1 P SWINDON, JUNE 28.—The manufacturers from towns in the West attend here for purchasing Wool. Trade was dull. Prices offered not satisfying the holders, caused much to re main unsold. For the best South-Down Teg Wool, 295. to 311. per tod was offered, mixed, from 245. to 281., or from 104 d, to 120. per lb. SKINS.—SwiNnox, JuNE 28.—Shorn Downie and Half bred', Rd. each. Fat Lamb-skias, best Downs, 2.5. 6d. to 2s. 9d. each ; Cotswold, 3s. ; small and oommin, le. 64. to ls. 9d.; Calf Skins. 4d. to 40. per lb. Ox Hides, 2d. to 24d. per lb. Horse Hides, 7s. to 9.. each. Lord REDESDALE said that, before the motion of the noble lord was agreed to, the house ought to have acquired • certainty that his propositions were practicable. For himself, he could ouiy say that the noble lord's asser tions regarding the bargains made amongst the peers for transacting the private bushman in committees was altogether unfounded, and moreover, that the slightest intimation of a desire on any peer's part to serve on a particular committee would be certain to defeat the object. (Hear, hear.) His experience also led him to say that the wilful partiality ascribed by the noble lord with respect to certain private bills did not exist, nor ever had. (Hear, hear.) HAY, —SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock—Mesas. Cooper and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report a very short supply, and prices as follows: Prune Kosliolr 714. a 11 , 4.1 New .... is. to 1/. Clover ... 03. . to 10:a latedor ..... No. to 7b. 1 Rowe, .. 114 to OP. I 844‘41 ... OW to We. SHREWSEVRT, Jena 26.—A very plentiful supply of samples, and the few asles effected were u follows .—Wheat, 9s. Ili. to 10s. 4d. The Duke of RICHMOND recommended the noble lord to withdraw his motion. (From the Bombay Times of May 20 ) The clustering of the mails together just before the Petting in of the rainy season—to allow for the delay expected to be experienced by the steamers, from the strong and adverse triads betwixt this and Aden—reiuces the time (WU' which oar observations extend to a week ; and, unusually short as the period is, it is still more unusually newsless. No mail from England has reached us since last dispatch. The Pre sent packet is that which but for the season would have been sent Minn the lot of next month ; three of 19th of June, 19th of July, and 27th of August, respectively belonging to the ht of July, August, and September. The 15th of October will bring all right again; till then we shall have mly one dispatch a month. - • SWINDON, JUNE 28.—The best Wheat was offered fully ss. per qr. lower, but yet few would buy ; fine white Wheat, Ma. to 88s. per qr. ; rtd, 84s. to 854. ; middling, 80s. to 828.; common, 755. to 76e. For Barley, prices gave away 2s. per qr. ; best, 50s. ; second quality, 485.; light Barley, 40s. to 425. Malt from 9s. to Bs. 6d. per bushel. Oats not in great demand; those offered were at a fall of 21. to 3s. per qr. Beans were down 3e. per qr., the best not making more than 545. per. ar. Pass and Rye were without a bidding. Winter and spring Tares at 6d. per bushel lees money. -- - - CATTLE, &C.—CAMBRIDGE FAIL—The attend ance was very good. There were some excellent Cart Horses, which sold at from 351. to 501.; a few famous nags realised 601. to 701. The Horses, however, for the most part, were of a very mediocre description, and thLy remained unsold. COLCHTATER, Jima 26.—The supply of Sheep and Beasts continues simple, and more than adequate to the demand ; and, consequently, to effect sales, lower prices were acceded to by the sellers, and the trade was slack. No alteration in the value of Pigs. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE agreed entirely in the recommendation of the noble duke. He consi dered that the other house had, by the committee of n•lection and other means, already greatly checked the ten dency to abuse in this class of legislation. He did not by any means intemi to my that further checks would net be requisite. but he thought them might be better applied from time to time, as clue watching of the progress of the system might suggest, than by the introduction of a general measure such as that proposed by his noble and learned friend. After a few words from Lord 81191.70/4501, The motion was negati►ed without a division. Their lordships adjourned at twenty minutes to eight WINCHESTER, .71:14E 26.—Our market was thinly attended. The Wheat trade was exceedingly dull, and 3s. to 4s. lower than last week. All other grain was slow sale, and the turn cheaper. YARMOUTH, JuNe 26.—Our supplies of all grain continue trifling. Wheat sold slowly, on lower terms, as our millers are very shy, only buying for immediate wants. Flour, being a very dell sale, keeps the large millen off the market, and very little doing in the trade. The weather has been very wet and unsettled all the week; to-day there is a finer appearance. Wheat, white, 90s. to 925. ; real, 84s. to 86e. Barley, 465. to 50s. Beans, 68s. to 60s. Peas, 58s. to 601. Oats, 355. to 40s. 016311 RN FAIR.—We have only a short supply of fat, and only middling in point of quality ; all good to sell, and prices • little lower than our last fair. We have a fair supply of Lambe, but not very fat, which chiefly sold at i Bd, to Etd. per lb. Only a very poor show of present Calvers; good Cows were in great demand, at prices rather higher than they have been for souse time. HOUSE OF COMMONS.--MONDAY, JUNE 28. The SPEARRII took the chair at four o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. SEOOND READINGS.—Bows' Estate; I limo W Booke's Estate; BOW. REFORM—Lew. and Think (Ueda, Danihm, and Newer& Es is. • LION Estate; Hodge an Hiads's Mato; Ebbe chants, and Unsinklre Railway (Supply or eurplasllaller to Nantimatiw, and Stockport) ; Sutton Radnor lawn. meet; Ye& and Newest/a Railway (ads Lbw Im,provemait, is.); Amb., Notting., Boat., it East. In., 1 3-18 d Birk., Lan., & Climb. J., li 9.16 d B,rm. & Oxford In., 7 1346 p &N.W., 2 3-18 d Do. Pref., I 9-18 j p Edin. & Glasgow Qrs., 171 Bleat., Pre*, & W.8.J., 1 7-111 d Holders. & Man. It. & C., li p REPORTS CONSIDERED. impemoimit ; Damn Railway Ramona and Ammanssi; Watesdamatest General Cm& Wry; Bill& READDIOL—DIreet Loam mad Partanowth, Beldam and Mamba. Imadam Ihrz h eml Swan Of= Lonna mad Sank Widen lisissai • Kinplaa. speramil Dan ; Ihreepas=lll kosinal• OM. pry; Lan% Ilstala; Weft; W Nast Ommals• don of Sens; Pava., Llaktlam waste, improvement sad Sisatea; Wskadd Gas; Windham% I 1110. Our dates from Made, formerly extending to the Sth, sow come down to the lGth. The general good health of the troops ia the only item which is deserving of notice. The Governor continues at Kurrachee, in the enjoyment speerently of excellent health and spirits. The Kurraehee Abetter chron i cles the usual amount of robberies, thefts, astults, and other offences, for the suppression of which the acet vigorous measures arc being resorted to. A Mr. Arra loon, an enterprising Armenian merchant, was making rningements for increasing the traffic on the river, and had m contemplation a large speculation in wood from the Hima hffes, to be floated down the Indus to the sea, and there &leek to Bombay, where the demand for timber for ship. beding purpo , ee is very large indeed. The only news we have from the Punjaub assures us of the continued tranquillity of the country, and the improving prospeeta of the policy of Lord Hardinge being carried out sneemsfully. Lieutenant Nichohon had returned to the capital. The D. wan Hakeem Rae had had the governor ship of Peshawar conferred on him. The 'Maharajah Ocolaub Singh outinued in Cashmere. He had issued a Proclamation intimating that throughout that province the coins of Jamoo were from henceforth exclusively to pat current. There had been some disturbances on the Bursa Pindee borders, which required the interposition of Some for their suppression. The rumour* of the dangers Illsely to arise from the insubordination of the disbanded °rise tteeps, the duplicity and dishonesty of Goolaub Singh, and the Urine, of Dost Mahomed on Peshawur, like all the other tales of terror consequent on the recent arrange seat that have been circulsted, have proved without the skdow of foundation. The prospect of difficulties darkening,,_ the horizon now becomes so dim and meet, that it is hoped it may have altogether walked long before Lord Harding' takes his de /Etre, still supposed to be in the month of January Mat Details of bells, gaieties, and fg.tivities of all sorts take the place of news frem the British section of the Beikh &Minions. lajpootana the pursuit of the notorious bandit chief Do tgaise sad his followers had been abandoned, in cense goatee of the advanced state of the season ; nothing of a reef satisfactory nature having as yet been effected. Colonel Sutherland, the resident, with a large cortege of followers, had arrived at Mount Aboo, where they were to reside for tlea meson, for the benefit of change of air. The Nizam's dominions present a worse view at present des they bare done for a long time past. The whole of the Nate troops of the king hare mutinied, consequent on en 'lteeret made by the minister to defraud them of, it is said, mote months' arrears of wages, the troops of the contingent ‘itte tidied on on the night of the 3rd instant to prevent the thsturbanees feared to he about breaking out, and for the felt time a British force marched through the town of Hyde tebsd to the protection of the minister. Preparations for magma had been made at one gate of the town, by which tit mutineers !mutineers thought our troops would have entered , , eckily they had gone in at another, and thus pre vented the bloodshed which would inevitably have been "mooned had they come in contact with the irritated irre run A portion of the troops have continued in the town else since; and measures are being taken to rid the state of I._aelineers, it is said much against the will of the Nisam. ~_mtaler di closures have just been made in reference to "'Krone country, where we are it seems maintaining a smarawsion in the hands of which are reposed the whole Mrtwas oignrernment after we are hound by the terms of oar reaties with the &jet to restore it to his possession. The new system resorted to in the Goomeoor country is 7_7_ ▪ not to work satisfactorily at all; and the practice of tt sacrifice., for a time put down, is understood to be ma- r same nturninß kisob eseitement has been occasioned by the decision of the • "%w of the Supreme Court of Madrae in the case of a Orn-at.-A few transaction are going forward as before, at 1,075r5. to I,loOrs. per chest, the latter figure being the price of the bent to be hod on the spot, but of which there is very little indeed offering. Fora iris- London, per ton 61 . to 64. 3 s. Ito Liverpool 61. ;to Clyde, no quotation; to China, per candy, 21r. to 23r. Far rennOV..-Loodon at six months's sight, per rupee, 24. to 2s. Ofd.; London, at th ree months' sight, per rupee, Is. 11/d.; China, at shay days' eight, per 100 Swahili dollars, 208 rupees ; Calcutta, at sixty days' right, per 100 rupees, 984 rupees; Caleutta, at thirty days' sight, per 100 rupees, 901 rupees; Marken, at thirty days' sight, per. 100 rupees 98/ rupees. Paters t r littmox.-fiovereigns, each, 11r. 3m.; sovereigns, dra gons, 11r. 4a.; Bank of England notea, per toe. 12a. ; Spaniel dollars, per lee, 244 r.; German crowns, per WO, 220 r.; Byeee sil ver per 100 toles, 1041 r. to 104 1 . r.; gold leaf. per tole (range of qua. lity), 16r. to 17r. Ana tensarn-Bombay Bank, 36r. to 97r. per cent. premium Oriental Bank, I,ooor. each (500 r. paid up), 14 r. do.; C.ocnreercial Bank, 3r. do.; Agra Rank (500 r. paid upi, ror. per cent. prem. norai. nal ; Bank of Madras (1,0900. paid up), 16r. do. GOVAANN.T Savona,.-Five per Cent. Transfer Loon, Ito,. per 160 sloes ol.; Five per Cent. Loan, 1825-26,10 r. to 1031 r. per 100 rkea ; Fleeter Cent. Loan, 1829.30, 103 r. per 100 non; Three per Cent. Lunn, 183249, 21r. per 101 area ; Four per Cent. L0an,18.31.39, 89r. per 100 Co.'s; Five per Cent. Lasts, 1641-42, 993 r. per 109 C.o.'s; Four per Cent. Loan, 1642.43, 89r. per 100 Co.'s. CALCUITA ' MAT 8.-The Mom 380.517 has slightly changed since our les s, of Ist initant: in our lest we observed that improve ment had taken place in this market. that the value of government paper had risen, and that a rumour to the effect that the treasury, for subscipptions to the Firs per Cent. Loan was to be closed; but we expressed our doubt as to the practizability of the last : our sanniaes have proved correct; the treasury is still open, and there port must have been circulated by bazaar speculators in paeaa to lower the discounts on all such investments ; doffing the rumour to be false, the value of paper has again receded, but no material change in the money market has no yet followed the resedon ; money condemn abundant for all purposes, and tranzactinne of safe character still command arnance without difficulty at current rates Avow" and accommodation, however, are required for ccentaneial purposes. The second March mail stri ved on the 6th instant; the re. mittanrcs by it m biller of the Court of Directors amount to co.'s rs. 1,600,090. The followin3 shows the market value of bullion and foreign coin; the rates of banking tremmetions are without nteratioo from the quotations in our last Menet - Dollars Co. la.llo to 221 0 per 190 &intrigue Gold Mohan 6 ' la 2l II 8 „ new 19 19 P „ Five franc pleas (spivs) Banker =dr tee lO II 0 per Gold nee -14 16 12 per an wt. 16 0 , Bylver, Byee GOTAINNENT LOANS.-As draft affirmed the value of government papery has receded, ramequin 11111.11111,001111e1d NI to the name to the effect that the Wenn k eice to the ffire i rL is int Loan was to be dosed= the ran lit. On pant lien SO nYselY. In the rates for peyote theamenderallied lin pee Omit Lem but the value of the New Finger Ont. Me dulleed 1 non pee en& hem our lane quotations; of the Odder perOiede.„ Mao 8 manses: cent.; and of the New Four. to buy Sme ~ss per ant EACHANOI Mies tat hen very extnehe, the ex change for bills at 10 111011111? ids brans Irldeleedily at on lam quo- lotion of 2s. o'd. to 2s. Id. pet rapt% and whin mar be Mineldered still the prevailing rates, ben Moen sled sellers being Ihn. Faxisays.-10cmenant tradhlase exhibits little or us show Lam the quotations In ear led Yee I errivala have ben men antlielis, but the sew crop o nui zicr bads:L e m= to arrive, rates see nix tained, and It is during the meson. lersays.- hue ben active, but not to the ex tent in the preying her g a ; the market, however, Is more fro, and more tenendite te Corson Pints asters.- I. C .L mitrast premeds no material change since oar Int Lon ; domed Ie add inlay for lappets, scarf., Japan spots, an stwlle; hi heavy geoffieur acennets, ma. &pal end ; 6901 0 112 % 40 . 111 WW the limited period sines one left, ass ham endsences% era at steady prices, tending upwards; the Ilemmel k aelsered pea le COTTON Twist -Demand etinames ememeredlas, sad the advance in paces noticed in our YAM seeiffiellata. F.10.01014-Tranilletkni le newest, Millirket have been limited, buyers having relax^d spread= et Ike omen Marra mad, which, as all eady noticed, arrived= Ike Sib WISER Promo. - No sale by Vine enemet Is reported; sums trannectiora, but to limited extent, sumac have obtain9l without any linprovement in prima. g aill senther continues reasonable, and the appearenee of ths past everywhere L. most promising, but no esti mate of the crop can be termed re n d an osibility. Remits deperul upon the weather yid* may from June to August inclusive. The Oriental Company's steam-packet Ripon, Capt. R o b er t Moresby, arrived at Southampton at eight o'clock last night, and landed her mails under the carge of Lieut. Brady, RN., admiralty agent, which w h ere forwarded to London by the quarter past one o'clock train. ---- APPOIRTMENT.—W. S. Ayrton, Esq., Registrar of the Court of Review, bas been appointed to the vacant coin- mitsionership of the Leeds district in bankruptcy. CRP.I,II9FORD.—A fire broke out on Saturdny morning on premises situated in the part of the town called the Back street. Several houses were destroyed, hut the property was not of a very !steal - le description, No toss of life oecurrtd. Man. and Leeds 321. shares, 1 p Do. Fifths, 1 6e. 3d. p Man., Sher., & Lincoln. Quarters, No. midi 23 n t 1281 9 Do. 401. oh., 71 p Do. New, 4f p Newcastle and. Her. New, 21 p N. Btafford•hire, 31 1 p North Western. 14 d 8. IL & Dover. 371 Do. New, No. 1, 1 p Do. do. No. 2,) p Do. do. No. 4,) d York and Newcastle Pref., 41 1 p SALES, Joss 28. Manchester & Leeds Plfthe, 4j p Do. 322. shk (late En.), p Do. Fifths (late W. E. 8-18 7.16 p Man., Bh., & Lin. Qrs., No.l, 3 p Do 811eflield & Lin., 2 9-16 4 d Man. & Southampton, 17.16 d Midland 502. thane. 41 Newcastle & Her. New, 21 p N. StaMirdshlre, 31 I p North Western, 1 1-11 d South E. and Dover, No. 4, 3-161 d South Staffordshire, 1 d Wharfdake, d Do ' _Thirds, 1 Leeds, Dews., and Man. Branches, Halms, 11 p Landon, Mao., & Biro., 72 Do. Quarters (B), 61 p . - Ely & Hantmgdon New pm I BIRMINGIUM SALES, Jews 23. Lon. and N. Western, 182 Manche', Buxton, & Met, per Amb., Nott., k 8.., 235. 9d. 11 d I N. fitsMerdshire, 31 665. 3d. p Bir. & Oxford In., 74 It. I Is. 3d. Shrews. k 8trm.(A),36.9d.13.3d.d Sir., Wolv., & Stour YaL, lea 3d. I Do. ( B), Its. 3d. Ss. 9d. d 21s. 3d. p Sh re Union, 31e. 3d. 11 d Boy, Slam ., & Bir., 4 p Son Stsfibedshire, iSu 3d. d MULL SALIN Jaws M. Greet Northern, Pls. 6d. North Britt& Qrs., 935. Manch. & Leeds (W. B. U.), ba. p 1 Do. Extension, Ss. 6d. 3s. 3A. p Man., Sb., & Lin. Ex., 21 d Do. Thirds Scrip, 545. Northern Counties, 21.. York &Nowa. Pref., 4 p YORK SAL JONI 26. E. Counties (York Ex.), 7 1 N. British Thin, 2i. RI. Gt. Northern, 21 2J. 7s. Do. Quarters, 4/ Ipswich & B. St. E, 101 Do. EltendiON 1 Man., Box., Mat., & Mid., 1/.19*. Wed Riding Union, N. Si. Newcas. k Bee. New, 71. 18s. 6d. 7ork and Newc. New, 17 N. 2a. I Do. Preference. 121 PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANR,ikpast Two. — The large Sugar sales, consisting of 6,000 brigs Bengal and Madras and 150 hhds. Barbados.", are progressing heavily, at rather lower prices. Refined remains dull.—The Coffee sales have gone off well, and the article wears a firm appearance. 2,000 bags good ordinary Ceylon sold at 375. Gel. to 38s. Mocha, 60s. to 60s. 6.1. —Rice: 600 hags Madras offered in public sale and bought in at 16e. • there did not appear to be buyers above los. ; this article has become very dull.—Saltpetre has sold briskly, at rather higher prises ; refraction 2, of fine quality, 30s. ; refraction 6, 295. &l. Madras, refraction, 11 to 15, 275. to 275. 62.; refraction 7,28 s. 61.—Rum other articles no alteration. TALLOW.—Market steady. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 501. 3d. ; October to 'December delivery, new, 470.fid. to 475. N. ; separate months' delivery, new, 48e. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW IN LONDON. 1944. 1845. 1646. 1847. Cask. Cake Casks. (Wake. Stock this day Price P. Y. C. this day Delivery lut wort Ditto from June 1 Arrival last week Ditto from June 1 Primo Town Mot Friday . 43a Gd 43s Od 429 Od_ 53a 6d - - . KIRECALDT, JUNE 26.—The weather eluting the early pert of the week was cold, with heavy showers: latterly, it has been more genial. The growing crops, especially the Wheat and Barley, are in danger of being too bulky In the straw ; and as yet very few fields are in the ear. So far as we can judge, they are fully tee days later then last year. At our country markets this week we bad little grain of any kind offering by farmers ; prioes of which may be called, no minally, same as lest week. Foreign Oats and Barley, from which, at present, the millers draw their chief supplies, were sold at le. to 2s. per quarter under the prices realised last week. lien, tod a y, we had a small supply of Wheat, which sold slowly at Is. to 2s. per quarter reduction on last week's rates. Only three parcels of Barley, and three of Oats, brought forward, and even these not all sold, foreign being offered comparatively cheaper. Wheat, 71s. to 87e. Barley, 48s. to 51e. Oats, &U. to 40s. per qr. Oatmeal, 645. to 565. per bag of 280 lbs. DANTEIC, JUNE 21.—During the course of last week we enjoyed a very good atmosphere, with slight summer showers. Business in the Cern market has been rather slack, owing to the depressing report from England. Upon the whole transactions were made of 5,000 to 6,000 lasts of Whet., but the prices were much the same. - - - - - - GENOA, Jr)rx 18.—The accounts from Leghorn bringing not only • check to the decline of prices of Wheat, but like wise an advance of 11. to 141. with the general expectation that prices in Marseilles may ;ally will likely give a fi rmer tone to markets all round. 200 minota Galata Indian Corn, weighing fully 63111.. per bushel, were purchased yesterday at fates equal to 423. per qr. free on board, transhipped exclusive of freight and cost of demurrage. . _ _ HAmmintl, Juin 25.-There is very little doing in Corn here, with the exception of Rye, in which transactions to some extent have been carried on. The imports ir.crease more and more. They were so considerable t.hin week, that the sellers were very urgent, and the prices declined nearly 30m. since last week. Wheat also did not maintain its price, and was about 10m. or 12m. lower than last week. Not much was done in the export trade, owing to the want of supplies; for Wheat the same prices were demanded as 'NMI week, but it would not go off, especially the Russian. Theis was scarcely any Rye in the market except the Russian, which was nearly all sold secondhand, at from 3m. to 6m. lower than a week ago. LEGHORN, Juan 15.-We have had further arrivals of Wheat, and though the demand has been brisk, the stock is still about 120,000 qrs. Importers are very anxious to realize before further supplies, daily expected, can come in. Our prices, all free on board, are now as follows : Marianopoli, 621bs , 50s. 55.; Polish, 6141b5., 50e. 6d. to 61s. 94. ; do., 601b5., 435. Bd.ts 46e. ; Odessa, 621b5., 471. 9d.; do., 6011ba., 42e. 4d .; Rowell*, 6Slbs., 415.; Danube, &Bibs., 318. 6d. ; Taganrog, soft, 691h5., 41s. • eschiglie ' 6141 be., 425. 4d. ; Egyptian, white, 5611b5., 32e. 10d. to 345. 2d. ; red, 684th.., 28s. Bd.; Taganrog, hard. 641 be., 475. 9d.; Barley, 265. 14. ; Beens t new Egyptian, 355. 2d. to 36". 7d. The crops in Tus cany, indeed throughout Italy, have • most promising appear. ance, and the harvest will be pretty general towards the end of the month. Vogel' oo..tinue very scarce, and u high as 14s. 6d. and 10 per tent has been paid for a port in the United Kingdom. NORWICH, JUNE 26.—Our market exhibited a good show of Scots and short-horns, with fresh droves of foreign cattle ; although there was a go od attendance of buyers, the number of Beasts was so great, that it was quite impossible to effect a clearance ; the sales made were at about late rates, and at the close of the market nearly one-fourth remained unsold. Fat Beasts a very short number; trade good, at from Ss. 6d. to 9s per stone of 14Ibs. The pens were well filled ; good Limbs ouite as dear ; middling, rather a dull sale. Keeping Sheep, from 345. to 391. per bead, with a brisk sale. Ewes of all ages, both scarce and dear. Fat Sheep, a doll sale, at fte. 6d. to 9s. perst., without a clearance. la store Pigs and fat Pork, no alteration worth notice. NIWTOIVIi (MONTOOME/LYAKIRS) FAlL—There was a very good supply of Sheep and Lambe, with a numerous at tendance of dealers. Mutton obtained 64c1 , and Lamb 7d. per lb., and all was sold. The few Pigs offered for sale also found buyers readily. Thursday's cattle market also exhi bited a large quantity of store Bullocks, all of which sold well ; but no fit Cattle were on sale. There was likewise • fair quantity of Cows and Calves at a good rate, and very were left unsold. SWINDON, JUNE 28.—A large number of fat Beasts, gam rally of coarse quality ; best with difilimlty fetched 12s. per score ; second, I Is. ; common fat Beasts and Cows, 10a. Fat Calves made high prices, the finest quality reaching Ils. to lls. Sd. per score ; inferior, 10s. to 10a. 6d. Large Sheep with difficulty made from 59. to ss. 4d. per stone; some very sups riot South-Downs fetched se. Bd. ; inferior Sheep, 4s. Sd. The best fat Lambs, 9d. per lb. ; small, Sd. to 81d. Large fat Bacon Hogs, 10s. 6d. the score; small, lls. For Yesterday's Markets see last pop. SHIPPING. MAILS AMID/ED.—Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee, 1; French, 1 ; Boston, &c., 1 ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, June 29.—Wino this day at noon, N.N.E., moderate breeze, and cloudy. DEAL, June 28.—N.E. to N.N.E.—Arrived: Saragossa; New Orltans ; Roland, Charleston ' for Bremen. Sailed Boughton Le Spring, St. Ritt's ; Ellen, Quebec; Essex, Bordeaux and Mauritius. Arrived from the river and sailed: Janet Willis, Demerara ; Sophia, Barlbadoes; Republic, New York. Cowns, June 28.—N.R.—Arrived : Freeland, Havanoah. OPP THE START June 26.—Ben Nevis, Havannsh. DUBLlN.— Sail ed: Sir J. M'Donnell, Quebec. CORK, June 26.—S.W.—Arrived: Diadem. Rio Grande, and sailed for Hamburg; Bostomar and John, New Orleans ; Alexander, New York ; Thos. Wor thington, Itsrbedoes. Swoo.—Arrived : 23rd, Louisa and Betty, Odessa. 27th, Salisbury, Milt/more. Sailed : 23rd, Alan Ker, Quebec. 24th, Betsey, Fort* Rico; Walpole, Baton. DONEGAL, June 23.—Arrived: B. Aymer, New York; ' Adele, Philadelphia. LIMERICK, Jane 26.—The Albion, from New York, cap sized at the quay yesterday, and filed. Home HEAD, JUNE 27.—The Adironduck, from New York, struck on a rock or sunken wreck, the Skerries Light:house bearing N. by W.‘ W., the South Stock Light.house over the North Stock Head, the Middle Mouse in one with Car nal•polnt. GLOCCISTIR, June 28.—Euterly.—Arrived : Maran hao, St. John's, N.B. BRIeTOL, June : Pauline, Menritius ; Felix!, Trinidad ; Rosa, St.Thomas's ; St. Vincent, Jamaica. Hum., June 26.—Sailed James White, Bombay. PUBLIC BINSINIZIN PETITIONS.—by fir. Tens. tram Lantionimy Nuel Westmeath. paying for the promellen et ratlivayein Irebbl.-11r. D. Denour, from Lion Roma Oithalheetimbelenek pr Wog themill ebbe in the pent Ow ellereka ; Mr. Wawa, ten a get beard, to the men abet; are Item, Ikon be Logs et to the ewe Sibli,4o••••i• Parry !en Ibtglebb b rers the Swift et Mane ligh— O tir. Wear. bees= Webbed In be Debi IMMO. that Oesy wag be —Mr. Ever, teen Se abbe' M Anntings. kr a eeneilaaben et their ere Is Mika le the Main etbe gamma le digiele the rabbis of got peefera—ltz. T. Demobs. tea hirafara. winnow taetnartf Ss gain Peteetpl; ar. Het. bora a li=lejlestienwle hr eo i la . ere t = . prey. —Bar Melee se isterknate.-11.1•21 ot iseaavann, taw alga soled due boa Let—Mr. gems. nee, SIM • bele imerlire. la Meer euperannedies *walkers Telswiniesa Aal BEOCIND ...1b... %men Novigeba; Post.ollee; Nib Tread RUI111011111; BiNkiirteY and IDDAWEar; nt lags titurrrus.—aimise c= d rismik• Rads Mlk babe); Naval Mager arra swam sac REPORTS.—Yrist Wefts Mb lieb theigerlas ; J Stook Companies; Ewan of Ooaaea OinleTasseles; Nib TRIAD READlNO.—Draharge bob (Baal iat Lin RETURNS ORDISJID.-0a can et lb. Nam; anneal . returnee:the triedial trades et &I pi - 4W sad asiiiiituee exported tram the Veiled Eaahera. whit the kalhe as ea& whin to the I= . esamielie le hay entamparlek mamma la lorelsa Nod meeseria mast wawa. ant the helm sesiet, Nal mow esamtel Alba enlair ft ohm Os et the delis el 0111 one wade la dilemma iamadie Ida* Ow ere atperied. NOTKIIII Or 1101201Iin cw lea homer Tears. -fir Oman Ile at plat Yap ammillse et supply, to ea the atecailis et the Who thaw it Na haft el the late Mr. Rebid Them awl et as eweemt hie ierdwe la Claw sod le Oat awls hr the% wit et meets tar otearelar enema ta thetcoestry. MORTALITY ON BOARD IRISH EMIGRANT SHIPS. Lord J. MANNERS islobeil of his hon, friend the Under Secretary for the Coheir whether any official Mfrs matien had been received is elation to the disease anitmor tality which had prevailed conveyed emigrants tror and the United States on board of one vessel that the rapply ett be wished W kart► steps to_prmat Mr. MAIMS prevailed on boar! ievorel Wpm mid& la Its sae afforest pale in being to Oamis Weil Iliad gene heft te the Sat meg se he dm p Iran seattel ini ra: . . — 'r ✓enew was if. '"- 7 ' w whether the .1.4-$O. ' ' II remarrence of amilaahotara ? • li haunted to at that glp:leet soapi . ble 73 , Al'''',, , :i." • ti 1 , t ~ i ..,.."....4