The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-24 00:00:00

le RATINGS OOUGH LOVINOES, a anim a La...ty Mr Nand= of dogma" arr.s. i i , dia. b m iseg, is esamilmq el la Islipleal elsomp. I . 4 Abliz i" Ni t tins tY sod eemAir= a4 tlesp iliq an n Its &ore. nil* for we Eye Km eying Kee be. s ou ghot they Soy norMee be tam al ell 600141dIsats iamb iiiir . Z ie vesegreldill i izre di= NV g ig ili timi Pna irj e rritidge le vocal eiertl i eV ia alli 5 1 0 & Isinffeld ausWai 7in ssubleika et melielieus , I Ned wild le bogie% i 1 ld, 'Ad MR fe. Ild, 4a. hi., u m = l a, sy Tames Nesting, chessill, kw, St. Paurneberehe r ubliseiblei MONT 11.1TIMONIAL w bare bree Allied with • some sessi sad diertates of 1 sr rend) re . ran, Alf SAW INIIIINIPNIB ntedie., Yhid mrseif w lsta heal& 1 purebred awl • ingibmet KEATING'S WMP* of res. lent_lthlek IMg greet I. The second a .. s , yd, .1., caulpillilly lIIIINd Mk NW I OIS hew breathe more eft .., a ,„ a , h ug ion ems% as ever 1 wee la my life. Honing 00a. ,7 , ...my desisi, will mil theasebres of tie ornate and eslt s rawly —I nelleillt. NI, yen 's faithfully, h r hiebewl.nree theePsel. Jan I, 114 7 . WILLIAM As.. ...ix. 1116, Gee IL Hovels, Cheer 1, 71, Dale-street, Ltrerroot. _ _ .... .. . . ROWLANDS olioNTo, or I'EAItL of pgrriFlilet, e whits Poe lee kw the Teeth, oonspormiled Y moires earl most eschesehe Ins rulings et the Orients! Iderhal. It welitatea tarter foam the teeth, reamers spots of Indolent dm.,, sam a A preserves the Imam 1, troparung the mast pure and s toma. and Wes ewer mem and perfume to the breath. E;isy la by Its means indignant from the rwm, and a !math, soan iaduced, so Mat the teeth (If knee) ere time Ism in their socket.— Prim Ps. lltd. bee box.—Soid by A. =so sON, SO, klattarmgenlen, London; sad by d grits. and per fumer' DB. CI:II.Ve.nWILL 1 UFALTII AND LOL WHAT rms. O. oath, by poet T2 , is stamp. 1. 441. each, NG LIV 'lO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. (With ULNA ally foe all Ontiplainta.) 2. ROW TO El 'tarry. »7enmde Vlsere..—Cie. It IN contended that nine-tenths der Meows aml mimesis ere of ot.r sant ereation, smith as by careless now, tabi+-mdulesoano, mental I, osibtlity, indolent. at Mesa orr sted 0,..py4rit..., and coat eoud L round Credos, dreamier!, alisp, and committal days U. at ow command. '.ry an obaersene• or Os drape oatmeal la them memoir. the meet cams of !Inaction:ln. my. mrsomineos, debility, and bath 4esiloo may be cured la less Man meth awes* 72. Patarnater-rogr; Mann 29, nhill ; Bathe, 2, p e e w as i s areet; Oselho. 147, Elort.Atrost ; Nelson, 427, West as s et. ar dam; tram ON Author. to. Ahrrh-plare, Retterat.rgrurt. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. TIIIS DAY, Four o'Clock. By the Rainbow, Captain Benjamin, arrived at lArpool yesterday, we have papers from New y a k to the 3rd instant. The highly important nets they contain relates to the investment of Vera Crsz ; the retreat of Santa Anna upon San Luis, and re-occupation by Grneral Taylor of his old post at Agusa Nuevas ; and Vie proclamation by the goveriement at Waahington, that all Mexican ports and places occupied by Its army are open to the com merce of American and neuti al vessels, on paying certain prescribed rates of duties, to be collected by the American naval and militat y commanders. INVESTMENT OF VEII.I CRUZ.. —The latest date from Vera Cruz is the 13th of Ma-ch. On the 27th of February one large ship, with boats, ordnanoe stores, and t rocket company, anchored off Anton tlzardo. During the day seven vessels a' the northward, all from Lobos ; and all anchored b fore nightfall. Two mode vessels of the squadron we. e in sight, but stand ing off. On the Stle of 'March, more than 50 vessels were in sight, and among them four steamers and two propellers. On the 6th, General Geutt and Commo dore Conner. on board the I'etrita steamer, rccon mitred the shore to the 'weak( the city. T he castle opened a slow, dropping, r4ke l iot u ti p t on her. The subsequea opfratim ' e do4nt4o lie March, will. be best told by Commodore Conner dewisitch of that dais: U. s. Owe Lams .- —Of Placritteici; klareh l ill, lad . : her , aV lad dated en the 7th inst., Ibtformod the department snivel .001. Scott at Antal [Menlo Meet of the tramp:eta, with Urge and the roalenal d the gray taming attired about the mine =et • .peed; =embarked= was tmolted upon, it being' gliattnripertamt tit we =odd 'Met a 1 -noting ',two a norther thin SSW idly r two or three days. Atter a r om. rearimeiessiore orb by is pound end - Greif in the steamer the beach dee wmalreme ilemilleiss, a a of the runts spoken of in my previor lethres wee weleeted r th • moat saleable for the The anchorage neer ads place being erremely Contracted, I s b= seraesszy, fib sear W avoid crowdrng it 'nth an mare ririffee of wine* Is lemmihr most of the troops to the ves-dea et Int der gramportalion to garrificios. Accordingly, on the weed= of the t datligiat, all secesory prepare,_ them—web as and serabenng the Mats, detailing *Mee is, he. —oaving be= =de, title transtrr we, commenced. The frigates Inenhtell ea bowl between twenty-11, and twenty-eight beeetrze meta, wish their arms and accoutree rents, awl be As rt Mell -weds wrehrole reportion. This 'met of the 'nova. mint was eompleledi very semerfally about II o'clock, am., and a law minutes thanes? the arnaldros under my crounand, I.ecompa- red tay die commending gaseni, in the ocainadiip Maeaarthuseetta, and each of the traneper as had been eeleeted for the tumor, got underway. The weather wee very fine -indeed we could not hare Men more raneweed in this particular than we we,. We hat a fresh Ma yet pude =awe front the nsuth.rest, and • perfectly smooth sea. Ms to denrilleins occupied Iss between em.. and three 61., sidle wee in air esehored without the slightest eit essiimi= In the smell • s.igted to her— le being WI wry laud ms d. notwithstanding the winks t leamprle k • Liiit Ds disembark.' las oc.o turd is Ike =WA if=o we wire Inseadenin, the trams from Se dip= the see‘beele (id In number), I elireetoal the atenners, Vixen. and the I. iperlimft, to form in • tine parallel L ia ised dire to the Wm= teem= the landing. 'rale *err was =Ley imecoted, and these mall vessels. from the I othmors.4 their were enabled to take positions w thin gad grape tango of ice=". A. the boob severally receirol their complements of ibis= they ensemble, In a lino abreas, bet a een the art re the gun-boats ' • and, when all were ready, they gelled m together, under the gardance of • number of the inn of the rarer, who had been detailed for tide vulvae. Or Worth commanded this, the first line of the arm), and had the intilattion of forming his command on the beach and neighbouring high. lust before ',unmet. Four thousand fire hundred men ,t iro gm thrown on shore shuns simultaneously. No enemy appeared to OW %lithe .lightest opposition. The era line being landed, the brats, ▪ sammaive trips, mitered the memadvar and transport...of their re weinbig troop. by 10 o'cleek, p.m. The whole army team a few stria fttl.in ponies; , =rating of upwards of 10,0 . 0 m, were thus defy on were , without the slightest strident of any kind. The end seamen under my command vied with melt other oo thin erg= in • orals.. and energetic performance of their duty. I Ono: bat exerts. to the department the lt)elt satisfaction I have de, j der been witnessing their efforts to contrrhme all in their power ta the nicer. of their more fortunate tore, been of the army. The Mather still continuing fine to-day, we are enraged lading the artillery, home, rovisione, and other mate, lel Tb: Merge New (Mews, with the Louisiana regiment of voles Left, ' 500 WOOS arritel mat *ppm tunely at Anton Lizard°, Jost as wr had gat ouneires in motion. She joined us, and her troops were landed ' Mr the rest. Another transport arrived at this amber - age to-day. Ike troops have alas been landed. Genera Scon has now s sib him ,wars of 11,1100 men. At his request, I ?ermined the marines of the midron, under (Stettin Edson, to join him. as • part of the 3rd mghaeat of artillery. The general-In-chief landed this morning, and the eery pan Itself in motion at an early hour to form it. lines around eke eity. There has been mine distant firing ad .hot and sheik from P. to= and C.. le upon the troops., as they rimmed, but without met. lam still of the opinion, experseed to my previous comma aleattella, as to the inability of the enemy to hold out for any length enure. • The castle has, at meet but four or fire weeks' prorVione, and the town about enough to last for the same time.- I am, very telpecthely. Ste., D. Cessna, Cots nandine Home Squadron. NM 3. Y. Noon, Secretary of the Sony, Wohingtou. On. the 11th and 12th, the American forces were employed throwing up breastworks and digging entrenchments. Occasional skirmishing took plat: with the enemy, who were throwing showers of bomb-shells and round shot from the castle and city, bat without much effect. During this time the seam en were landing provisions and ammunition from the transports. At half-past 3 a.m. on the 13th both town end castle opened a heavy fire on the American lines. It was not expected thatan assault could be given before the lapse of two or three days. The pipes anis plying the town with water had been discovered and Ott off. A letter in the New York Herald states : The Pities, mail steamer, which ham been lybag he morns dam at he OWN, eons down to tiserifleim end anchond between that it end and Fanjaras Reef, to wither the landing. Her decks were ailed with penple, seaming wieten were several ladles. I pregame Chap ore t Englieb Guar, resident in Vera Cruz, who have taken re, ft* in the steamer, until the city shall hare been captured, and quiet Meer. The ream and children are represented by the English and French alkerre, to tic engaged In hundred., upon the additional entrench. erste md fortiticatioes root Vera Crux. Th ey work with shovels end hoed* the ditches, and rem the earth from them to the els bankonetts, in apnea, bags, and baskets—end try re hungry! We lea= through the eame Menne* that enable revolution le ranthe g e r min ewant in the ei . y of Mexico, with the object of overturning BANTA ANNA AND GENERAL Toetent —The fol lowint despatches et General Taylor are the only anthentic accounts received from Saltillo and Aguas Name. From them it appears that Santa Anna bad been compelled to fall back, and that the American pistil had again oceupied his former position. Wier* from Sacrificial; state that Santa Anna, in his letternlo the Mexican authorities, attributed his back wird Movement solely to want of provisions. From Osumi Taylor's returns of the killed and wounded, itlelmssre that the lose on both sides was less than at tiaabut rllorted. or Oreveartos.—Camp on the field of ••••• Deena Vista, Mexico, Feb 24, le 0. —Mr, - I have the honour le =art that, having become stoned on the left Instant, the earland eaterateed in very heavy tome Enearnacion, thirty Mhant Agua Nueva with the evident reign of attacking „_wkliseince, I broke up nay camp at the latter place oa the list and Strong line In front of Baer Vier, ••••11 miles south of Ihigno. A carol, forte left at Ague Nueva for the pnrpnew of cover. hi de demon supplies weedrtven in during the night, aid on ~ naming of the Slnd the Mexican army •ppeared tome * front of our position. At eleven o'clock, A a.. • bearing from General Seer Anna • summon, et tired surrender. To which I immediately retuned a o.=ceply. The summons and tny reply MI here- The settee was coramencol late In the afternoon, be tween was tight troops on the left flank, but was not osinuely en. men the morn/rig of the 23rd, when the enemy made en effort "'wee tee )eft Unit of our porton. An obstinate and sanguinsry "Wife +maintained, with short Intervala, throughout the day, the that th e enemy was oompktly repulsed from our lines. bt en , al-p upon the rancho of Buena Vieta and a demon -.wt. Went the city of Sattillo nest, were Ukelele handsomely 'c tn. rre ely in the night the enemy withdrew from his camp and far peon Apia Nueva, a distance of twelve mites. One own Ye metier at at points In this action fell somewhat short of 400 woe, . 4 that of the enemy, from the statementd General nut Lama. be estimated at 20,000. Our sneers., against such groat ▪ h t sufficient entimium en the good conduct or our troops. L • nortietalied °Merl report, I abet hare the witisfactlon of br the unite of the government the cor...p . .ettoun gallantry of pr at corp. I may be permitted here, however, to sr. _bowled my greet obirostione to Brig—Gra. Wool, the 'Mood ill " . " 4 0 to 'bum I feet particularly indebted for hit valuable al • t is rearrion. Our toes has been very peal re, and will not r t hhY fell short of ilk n. The Mexican le., has been irnrn:nse. tale the online ooportunity of forwarding a some, t list of t h e rA ellit.,, of ~,t he day. —I are, sir, T er y ',Tett fully. vont obedient moos m MaJm-GeneralU.S. A. even...ding. fir, ,/;) llossournet Mon co OXWealellt,Tu.?, To. U 1114 , :r . rin now teireeltaily le mart tbal Ile amla MMus farce le lel et Atm Item. On time MY the polder width they have ee ea mai* ent we le melee. ibe mew. be MOMS chaseattarli ,66em bobs= with Oen Santa Alm far as wear by which we shall revile all, Or warty all, et ben be difiereat dame, beeldwitballew tale. In the sedan Me Ike. Our ereestletor writ as them of the Wye... while ban ban bile egg Wok have been ram& le We Ow, end em oesheet emettelehle. Oar lee le the rime hatleme. es terse stiertelvell. emereate ee Xi Wed, 4* imeepak tad is_ pies* oft esi•st Kaiteciy escalry la lief itoet. fies bac. yet 74 .0 1 .4 1 * Dice •Is et the anobiesol eere k=iti weeehel, Mew alms of Or Wird owl& —I ace, cir, 17 . 111 =7C ir cW/elviallel L tja " Ar l D. C. altal.er UM" Aim Ter Occersrent Aor• Neves, March I, 11147.--tier.--1 ham tho hone he Meet that the troop. of my emu red emmpied bolt aeloboll we at Olia Am as the tith ot Feb.. the kat ei the Idnitetel row Wig oho man*. at the& day, In the dleollin of It Lb. It la nonnolnoll bet the army I. . to tall m andolin In • vary dincoptiont eaullate. the iniet deenrUno, and dying et stareadon. Is grog neetieei. I it • oinonood this es Ihr es lAmseveMea. he Metes lale mar. end Ewa whatever amplias Erg 1 • Ina Owe. Promo the obesount d.l eels Me particularly at tett medical MA loft to swoon the =amnia no doubt that their lase In theareeat motion Is y estimated at 1,100, and may mall I.o ol ‘ men. killed sad wounded: Wades to• or three tlecommi dmerters. limy MIMI of mak were kit. I enclose • Not ill the moo tarn killed me weseikd, made sa eamplett se '- ,able otitis bow Ono neibinot(tbeeloseky canary) is not tams ltd, Its ram Nothelne tnerbsteL Tho =may bad fully reckoned upon one total rad. nal 101 nob Ottionsmota to inentept oar retrest, onl eat og ea Inv, elabwing be diet inirpo.._ ...la of eo”dr7 , not only innont to NZ Mt. tut ran brii7W Monterey. I :egret to remelt ent they sneareded nem I . =Maeda la donvoriert • Inds of wappllok mil nuniter al the snort end lionubsy. Cot. Mee b s i ns a il Ohio newt, on lb meek from Onnileeill Ideeeare ,or leant. Vy the Molar sundry, with widelehe hid mimenete. Met Loa- I b dleproa d them with small lomat lelt=rt. Copt. Gamboa, A. Q. IL, volunteer ter. he, was In owe edible main. I hem no doubt tha t the roll= Oa min army it Bum Inst. will secure our lee of cam nienlentin leore timber L. hot I sun ;novae to a few cap lo mango or boaditnehion **Mooney, wilh a view to make one li =o:nts all NW laaTr d airt thst the r y r a te . e l . Lhe at t .; hoar at intlifewdy I . of dedindleig a pin= in bled hokUllo, where • &feat has tbrswia the may be book lob . No result so devotee could hem bon illiftal tit leery. and our COMMUniCatiOns imiibssollemesestady la .- 1 ra, sir, very respectfully, yam slikedhelt Weak Z. TAM" MsjorsGea. It. li. Army, tom - - The AdjutiozwOem. albs an. 7 Weriklairtoo, D.C. ; 1 ;6 7 - Oemeral Taylor's resolution to Al hick upon Mon trey climes a acnee of his insecure position. The New York Herald shoves that this was not without cause, by the following narrative of the adventures of the bearer of these despatches:— Mr. Crittenden left General Taylor, with his army, at Ague Num on the Tod of March, and Bought the ilespatchce along the usual route from Monterey to Camara°, u nd er the moo of about 25t1 tench" edna. Wangled by Major Cedillas., having along with them • train of mote 1 , 0 empty waggons. As they approached (*male% a small party was wont In to provide forage, te., when the Cooly, under Urn's, were discovered, about 1,500 stomp. Our troops were loarnedlately placed on the tlefrmive, and remind the awault of the superior numbers with the resolution of men etrentned to cut their way through. They were repulsed with a Wm of &hoot thirty men, while we lost about half the numbrr. A part M our baggage train was destroyed (4) or 50 of the rages;, when th• gallant Urren made his retreat to the direetines of the Tula pass. The tea/Mien Were Uneraling to proceed without • stronger marl, and Mr. Crittenden was detaMed five or O. days at Cereal., when Coker' Curtis art teed from Quasar, with a large OAF of troops. U. was too late to overtake Ceres, who had probably commenord ids retreat es mom as he beard of Banta Anna'. discomfiture. lblonel Curtis proceeded to Monterey, an/ the escort std train mote on to benrgo, tbe enemy lamas ged as rapidly as partible, and this may e last Mat we shall her of tbsos on this side of full and Sall Lula for tome time. OPENING OF THE MEXICAN PORTS Its THE UNITED STATES GOVERNIIENT.—It is now publicly announced that the Secretary of the 'Treasury has been engaged since the adjournment of Congrese preparing, with the aid cf Pennsylvanian and New York financiers, • tariff of duties to be collected in the ports of Mexico. These duties are to be collected by the officers of the army and navy in those ports, and disbursed by them under the direction of the president. Mr. Polk thus explains the object of this measure, in a letter to the Secretary of the Treasury, dated March 23 : It lsthe right of the conqueror to levy contributions upon the elearrif, in their tampons, their towns, or provinces which tiny be in his military posserion by conque,t, and to apply province., came to defray the expeneca of the war. The conqueror pcmeesve the right rim to establish a temporary matte. y government over such wet - torts towns, pronnece, and to pircribe the corentione and restrictions 1.111011 which commerce with ouch places may be pertained. to the exercise of thew wiqueationmlrlirbtauf war I have, on full conakkratioo, deter mined to order that all the port or place; in Mexico which now are, or hereafter may be, in the actual pirate...don of oar land and travel forces by emptiest, shall be opened, while our military oeup. non may continue, to the commerce of all neutral nations as well no our corn, is snide. not contrathad of war, upon the payment of prescribed rates of duties, which will be made thriven and enforced by our military . snd naval commander,. You are, therefore, in structed to examine the whiting Mexican tariff of duties, and report to me a rcbcdflk of articles of trade, to be admitted at such ports or Meeew as may at any time be in nor military poeeession, with midi rams of duties on them, and oho on tonnage, as will be likely to prodoce the greaten *mount of revenue. You will also oommunkate the consideratkos which may recommend the sale deistic& which you may prepare, and will submit such regula tions as you may deem advisable, In order to enforce thee cliection. ' As the hey of the ecatribotion proposed is s military right, derived from the lawsof nations, the collecuon and disbursement of the duet% will be made under the orders of the Secretary of War and the tary of the Navy, by the military and naval commanders at the poets or places in Mexico which may be in poss,ssioa of our ones. The report required 10, therefore. necessiuy in order to enable use to give the proper threctime to the War and Navy departments. - • - - The essential parts of the secretary's reply are subjoined : It tharesible to adopt M a bin a the tariff • f Mexico, becalm the dries see extravagantly fork, di noting importation, commerce. end ringer, and producing innumerable recur and ennuntling. There are alma sixty articles, the imp- station ot which into Mexico is pitiedy prohibited by their tariff, Norse rag mad of the nt creme., of life, ' and far the greater portion of our products and fabrics. Among the sixty prohibited are purr, rim, roma, hoots, and hetboats, coder , cur of all kinds, Lather of moat kinds, flour, cottou yarn and the romp of all kinds, common earthenware, lard, 0141Limep, tim ber of all kind,, rides of all kinds, erne ww:len cloth, clothe for crooks, ready-made clothing of ell kinds, wilt, tobacco of aU lends, eottoa goo Is or textures, chiefly such as are mrde by ourselves pork, fetch or oohed, notol.tol cr owned, woollen or cotton blankets or runterpanes, shoes ono I slipper., wheat and grain Wall kinds. Such is a list of but a port of the articles whose tm ortation is prohibited by the Mexican tariff. These prohi bition. should not be permitted to continue, lammine they etches meet of our products and fabrics, and prevent the collection of re. venue. We turn nom the prohibitions to the actual dune. Imp ond by Mexico. The duties or. speeille throughout, and simian mane silly by weight, irrespective of value, are generally protective or exorbitant, and without any doeriminaion for revenue. The duties propoied to be substituted are moderate when compar, with thane lammed by Mexico, being generally reduced to a standard more than one-half below the Mexican duties. The dries are also boned ups a dieriuditation throughout, for revenue, and, keeping in view the custom. and hooka of the people of Melee, m different from our own. are fixed m each ease at that rate, which, it to believed, will produce la the Mexican ports the largest amount of revenue. In order to realm from this tinter the lareet amount of revenue, It would be neentery that our army and - navy should setae every important port and place npon the Gulf of Mexko, or California, or the Pacific, and open the way through the interior for the free transit of imp Tta and expos ta, and cepeciany that the interior passage through the Mexican isthmus Would be reared from ocean to mar for the ben, tit of our com merce, end that of al! the world. This measure, whilst it would greatly increase our revenue from these duties, and facilitate corn 111110iC.11i011 been en our fumes upon the eastern and western coast c. Mexico, would probably Icad, at the condivion of a peace, to teethe of reticular. impot ante to our own commerce and to that of all the world. In the meantime, the MAW= goverowet 010003107 In wreak from which a consitkrable revenue le [mired by Mexico, together with the culture there which yields that revenue, should be abolished, so so to diminish the resource. of that government and augment our own, by collecting the duty upon all Mc imported to. harm The Mexican interim teen-it duties should air be -.l:olmlied, and tboir inwrnal government dote on coin soil bullion. Ihe prohi bition Wexporta and duties upon exports should be route, and especial!, the by export duty on coin and bullion, so as to cheapen and thentide the purchase of Imports, and permit the perilous meter unman to Bow out freely from Mexico into general desolation. Quicksilver and reachthery tic working the mines • of preeloin metals, in Mexico, for the dame names should also W admitted duty free: wYea, with the nieworm shove Ineli err, would Imply Wraps the prearilse end alrenlation of the prosier metal% beim* Wee lm eintherre sled imeesny, and that of ali weerni powers. A biome defy ad al mem% whether our one, sr et amine powers, of se Weer per hp, while Is rattly les them Ihri m br Mexico, is meommenaW Is Ike' of all port duties mad spsseast to thew reselirthme me table. of the rates it len wany lemi by kW, se ales a table of cur mew by mennee, in whist a mane& el mane la required to be at tached Waft Invoice. There Is elm mused stable of foreign weights maiwarwe 'Wooed to the etnedied of the United Mates, together arms, to . facilitate the Memesellea of brine. Uhl recom mends& rig the duties herein eneweree shall be collected atcloeively In ..Aver coin. Thew dude. roady be collected as a mili tary twellention, through the avow of our brave officers of the anew and wry, who will, no Week cheerfully and faithfully media ad beep MOM monks, end weemat for them, not to the tearery, bet Is the emeserehe of mar sr d the nary invectively. It resammemeed that this aloe he perimmell by the ammendant of the pod, whether rod as Zni by rd, pye.arer ad, purser, or eilbedes. thentleWithlelf being meineeeslincd by the other madame wen weennee mein Ile ma ss a• la now the use with the wileetor or emir anialt Beer weird p cipal pert% which hae lenehteed co mush weer and occomicy into OH' 051011. It IA p eat that, ae la lame ewes the attention of the the nahaent of the peat Weld be weemery for the performance of other Mena be be permitted to outdebate of other officer, making known the fact le the erceetazies of met or of the miry, and subject to their direction. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. New Tons, Aram 3. —F.ramaxon—There has been nothing dose in fOrrin Pure our last ; the ramble mica of sterling were at 41 per oent. premium, with 3 prenenilly asked. Bills on London, 40 Eby.' s girt, pound sterling, 41 to 5 per cent. premium ; on Paris, S 18: to 5,45 ; on Amsterdam, 381 c. to 38/:. ; on Antwerp, 361 e. to 334 c.; on Hamburg, wart bunco, 34 s. to tc. ;on Bremen, ris dollar, 771 r. • to 771 e. Our ros.--Shippers have not yet entered the market, It consequently remain. quirt, but as bottlers aro offering very wittily, prices are fully supported. The sales see 2,730 bales, Orals : Upland and Floe. Mobile sad N. 0. 2.100 bales. 650 braes. Ordinary to good ordinary l O 2l to ... 101 to II 14 Wdling to good middling lO to 111 ... II to If Middling fair to fair . Fully GM to imod fair . 1 to 13 ... 11 to 14 Making a total for the week of 5,3.50 bales. The arrivals this week ban been : From Pars, 14 Mks ; Florida, 592; South Carotins, H 3; North Carolina, 78. Total, 1,127 boles. Export, from March I to Merck tr, 11.00 laden Export from the United Stars: —Slue tut September I, 663,461 babe: WOO tine UM year, 820,733; ems time the yew. before, 1,131.90 7 . Donasnc Geom. —Esport, from Marsh 1 to March 30—cotton gods, 1,001 packages Flora AND Mr...4—Tbe sank of Western flour in chi market hoe ing become nearly estranged, prices Mee pendently re'vaneed, with rule. of 1,000 to 3,000 Obi► daily, at 7 dole. Me. to 7 rails. 50e. for Genoese, and 7 dub. 13Ie. to 7 dots. 374 c. for Michigan, clraing yesterday at the higher rates, lobo waists none ran now probably be obtained ; and about 1,000 'ebb. lodiana and Ohio, rie Now Orleans, brought 6 dollars 871 mots. to 7 dollars; and 500 Brooldpi, 7 dollars '25 eenta. To arrive there is u goal doomed, and, as the quantity offering 41KIVIIMA. prices' tend upwards ; the (Wooing winpriise the bulk of the ora;.•., say 12,50 borrels in June, .; dots. tog dole. 12 ; 13,000 N Slav, :; dub. 2.1 e. to 6 dots. 30c.; 300 (Troy), May I, 7 dub. to 8 ilol.. ; 40,00 u on the opening of the river, 7 dol 11te. to dole. 3140. ; 1,0 0 on opening I o • canal, r; dole. 37 lc.; and 5,000 through from Micht run and Ohio, 6 oleic to G dole. 374 e. southern is leas plentiful, and priers hare In.. ' peened 12 • the trineactions include about 10,000 barrels of Wild more, Vr;%leiteksbuirg, Philadelphia, Georgetown, and Itratulyaire, at 6 rails. 50., to ti dot*. 62 c. Corn weal I. in fair request, aid we notice further rates of 5,0 d !sorrels of Jersey at 4 dob. 73c. to 4 dub. PI lc. : and 1,500, to arrive in May, at 4 dole. 25e. to 4 dole. 50c. e !tee flour is liticrive at 4 dolt. 621 c. cash. Esparto from let March Wheat dour, 77,619 barrels. ~`""" sad idea. naaliimiuregsott at the fall Mee of Tuesday. BUM sedrassows a Ilashis* sale, was unaltered in Value. Oats mad Oatmeal ask tha terms last sated. Indian Cars, although takes thie.Uorning to a fair eatent for Ire. land, was la. per 4801 b. cheaper, and Indian Meal barely maintained farmer prices. Arrivals from the 26th to the 22nd April inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 3,561 qrs. ; Barley, 1,448; Malt, 1,284; Oats, 696; Beans, 3.361 ; l'ess, 405 ; Indian Cora, 13,773 ; Indian Co i n M e al, 2,792 barrels; Oatmeal, 131 loads; Floor, 16,202 barrels. PLYKOUTK, APRIL 22.—Supplies of all Cott ore smaller, and prices are higher. At this morning's market Wheat made 2s. per qr. above prices on Monday. Fine quality made 88e. Buley - 60 v. to 62a. Oats, 30s. to 32.. Buns, 511. to 1 58 a Fin* Flour, 635. RIPON, APRIL 22.—We had a fair average supply of grain at this day's market. Wheat realised an advance of fully M. the qr. from Wt week's currency. Very few, if any, trans actions in Barley. Prices nominal.. Oats and Beans may be quoted at an advance of Is. to 2.. the qr. from last week's prices. Wheat, per bushel, white, 10s. 61. to 12a. ; red, 9s. 6d. to Ila 3d. Barley nominal. Oats, per qr., 275. 6.1 to 38s. Beans, per bushel, 7s. to Ba. • ROXII/SY, Arum 22.—The best Wheat, 84.. to 86.. per qr.; moderate red, 80..; very common sample., 765. Flour, best, 6.55. per b.g; best seconds, 625. Barley was also very scarce ; b. at samples told freely at an advance of 2s. to 3s. 'sue qr.; common made .525. to 645. ; light samples, 48.. Malt, finest, 10s. 3d. to to.. 6.1. per bailie' ; good, 9s. 9d.; inferior, Po. 6d. Oats sold readily, at an advance of fully 2s. per qr. ; 36.. to 38s. given fur sweet and weighty samples ; 30r. to 344. for moderate samples. In Beans, Peas, and Rye little or nothing doing. Winter. Tares, 6s. per bushel; spring, Ba. Small Seeds not much in dtmand. ROTHERHAM, Aram 19.—A bury market this day, and s fair supply of ail descriptions of grain, ten prices mug be quoted higher than our last week's announcement. Wheat, both middling and fine, advanced from 6d. to 1.. per load of three bushels, and Beans 6d. Barley was fully Is. per qr. dearer, and OatA ROYSTON, Arum 21.—Wheat 2.1. to 33. per bold dearer. Barley, 2a. to 3s. per qr. dearer. Oats, Beans, and Pea* must be quoted rather higher. Supply acorn liberal. Flour rose 24. per peck. Wheat, 445. to Sts.; Barley, 40.. to 540. ; Oats, 26.. to 261. Scasatorocon, Arun 22.—The auddea and somewhat tutexpectisd extraordinary advance in the price ot 'Wheat in the leading markets induces the farmers to set very much on the reserve, Irma fear of selling too early. Scarcely any one will make an offer; however, what little business has been done is at on advance of fully sa. to Gs. per quarter upon Wheat; in other grain, full price& obtainable. Flout. 3s. to 44. per sack higher. Wheat, from I It. 3d. to lls. V.I. per 5 stones Birley, 50s. to Mc per qr. of 32 stones. Second Flour, 59.. to 605.; superfine, from 65e. to 66i. per sack of 20 stones. UNPRIDOIL APRIL 22.—The Wheat market was pretty well supplied to-day, considering the short quantity in the bands et the farmers is this locality. The demand was tolerably brisk, and the prices made were fully 3s. ter qr. over those of last Thursday. Other grain mmains as done, excepting Beans, which are Is. per qr. dearer. Wheat, 211. to 231. per load of live qrs. ; Beans, 42e. to 60v. per qr.; Peas, 60s. to 624.; Barley, 46e. to 645. ; Oats, 30s. to 38s. ; Rye, 565. to 60v.; Tarts, 10s. per bushel. Flour, per sack, white, 68e, ; in household, 635.; seconds, 68s, •, • • WAKEFIELD, APRtL 23.-The arrivals of Wheat continue very moderate, but there is a fair show from granary. Mil lers are low in stock, and we have a steady demand, at an advance of 3a. to 44. per qr. from the rates of last week. Barley is tearer, and fully Is. per qr. dearer. Oats are yd. per stone, and Shelling 2s. per load higher. Beans go off Jho at an improvement of Is. per qr. All other articles tend upward. Our stocks of Wheat are t,etting into a sm.lll com pass. Comparatively few shipments making from the vet coast, and a very insignificant quantity from the Bailie. The tollowing are the current prices Wheat, per qr. 60Ib. to the bashed, Suffolk, E.sex, and Kent, red, new, 80.. t o 82s. ; extra, 84.. ; white, 81s. to 83s. ; extra, 86s. ; Norfolk, and Bunts, 765. to 78..; extra, 815. ; white, 78s. to 82s. ; extra, 841.; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, r. d, 765. to 79,,; extra, fits.: white, 775. to 81a.; extra, 831.; York. shire, rod, 741. to 765.; extra, 785.; white, 78.. to 80s.; errs, 82s. ; Danqic and Konigsburg, white, 79.. to 815. ; extra, 835.; Lower Baltic and liamlurg, red, 74.. to 78s ; extra, 81r. ; Ifediterraocan, red, 72. to 745.; extra, 775.; Old, red, 71s. to 775. ; extra, 795. Barley, per qr. imp, rial, Norfolk and Suffolk, 50s. to 545. ; extra, 605.; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 60s. to 63e.; extra, 665.; Scotch, 60e. to 52a.; extra, 63; foreign, 48e. to 61s. ; extra, 525. Beane, pr qr., 631bs. to the bulls), small, fine, 525. to 64.., I extra, 56.. ; Ticks, 60s. to 525., extra, 645. ; foreign, 48s. to ' 60.., extra, 535. Oets, per stone, mealing, 16d. to 17d., extra, 164.1.; feeding, I6d. to 17d , extra. 180. ; foreign, 16d. to 17d., extra, 184 d. Shelling, per load of 2611 be., 46e. to 485., extra,494. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 52a. to 645., extra, 665. Peas, per imp. qr., blue and white boilers, 50.. to 665., extra, 60.. ; grey and feed, 465. to 481., extra, 50s. Rape seed, per IDA., imp., English, 291. to 301. ; foreign, 291. to 30/. Linseed, per imp. qr., 461. to 60a. Imports during the week: Wisest, 6,x61; Barley, 1,769; Oats, L 908; Beane, 697 ; Peas, 197 ; Liaeeed, 17 qrs.; Shelling, 1161oads. WOUKINOTON, APRIL 21.-The supply of grain of all kinds at this day's market was but small, and principally brought in by the farmers. Wheat ranged from 30s. to 34.. per Carlisle tu.hel, according to quality. Burl. y, 24e. Oats, IS.. We had a axle by auction of 396 barrels American Flour, which were sold in lots of 20, tha first bringing 38s. 6cL, and the remainder 395. 6d. Learn, Arm 21.—We had a good thew of all aorta of corn from the grower+ at this day's market, and, excepting Wheat, of which the quantity is very metterafe, we receive liberal aopplits from abroad. The improved tune of advice* from London and elsewhere led farmers to demand a consi derable advance nn last week's prices fur Wheat, but the at tendance of buyers ass thin, and the improvement realised was nut above is. to 2s. per qr. English and foreign were held for ne-re teensy, hut little business was done in either sort, and the advance was not exceeding that obtained on home samples. Barley, both home and foreign, met a readier sale, and we quote the farmer Is. to 24., and the latter fully Is. per qr. dearer. Oats sold slowly at an advance of 6d. to Is. per qr. fur foreign, which were plentiful ; there was only a limited demand, and we cannel quote them higher than last mask. Wlite Peso had advanced about I*. per qr., and Beans sell more readily at a like improvement in value. The weather has continue? cold and backward, but there are in dications to-day of improvement m regard+ the temperature. MA1.131.1.tA, Aran. 18.—. t large fleet of Teeeela, laden with wheat, ha. strived •itliin the but few days (about gOinnurnber) which will 00 doubt keep down prise, whlch were showing some alight Improve mem. Salts of hard Taganrog have tern made at S.L. per qr., free on board, (or July, end soft NI arisnopoll, for July, at 575. fd. Y. bah (hle•sa, or September, elite. to 621b5., 53c, and I t.. ditto, 50a. The weather has been very cold during the past two dam with very hlgh winds from the north, which must have tamed great injury to vegetation. Lataitoun, Ariut.l3.—The groin market in lower: 10,000 sacks of Whlte Egyptian wheat were )esterday bought fur the Homan State. at 174, or .tss. which ism arty 3 hr. under the highest twilit. The liner i.eseeiptilais, being senior. see better supporta d ; fine klarianopoll is aching at 21, or ESI in retail. ORES.— Sampled April Redruth, April 22. --•- • 7, and sold at Azarrer's Hotel 3Com Tow. Price. Deem Gt. Com 1 130...C7 10 0 Wbeal Meru ditto 179... 7 3 ditto 1t6... 6 7 6 ditto 123 ... 7 13 6, oitto 101 ... 6 16 0 ditto AO ... 7 9 6 ditto 61 ... 7 12 0 ditto 36... 5 3 6 Minn. - To Price. Wheal Yrienddlip 71 . .C 9 1 4 6 ditto 46 ... 3 4 6 Tresavean ditto • ; ; iiim : i 34i i W. Wbeal Jewel 67 . S 1 0 ::: a le Wheal Fit;;;ay ... 8 II ditto 62... 6 8 ditto 31 ... 4 9 Whetl Jcats) .. 41 .. 611 ditto 24 ... 16 3 We.t Carodon _162 . . 7 0 ditto 101 ... ft 14 ditto 62... t 7 ditto 18... )0 6 ditto 43 .. 4 10 Polrey Consols 108 .. 7 0 ditto ..103 .. 5 14 ditto 99 6 I W 1). Yrieedphlp 113 ... 8 1 iii Mahe Valley * . 125 .. $ 9 Bedford United 130 . 7 11 Wheal Brewer 39 2 ditto SS 2 19 . _ ditto 30 12 6 tlo'ratitish West 111464118 n 76 . 1 6 Chariest. L'imited 31 1 17 6 Wheal Busty ditto 22 15 6 Feat Rellstlan IS 6 Wheal Gorland 14 II 0 Hallenbeagle 7 9 6 Pessiruthal Dsca•Onst Cessol6. —l/1119211 = Looo...cAto 10 0 1115. 129. wont Oradea 309... •533 2 rarleudeb. C.nsb. r 36 :: 1,9 " 1: 11l • raven ... 213.,. 1,4•3 • • 1 4 3.. WO •II $1191• 111h = W... 431 5 • Auggicili••s•4 0102 13 il away Produce 9 Agile Pries pa lOU .613 9 6. 1 1•333 d AIM WS I QIIIIIIMIN Ocoper , 271 Was 15 cwt. ti ldnimid . 4l ISM 11.1a.—Marega l =ne111 II 9—Aeerame Produce . .. 0 12011PANIES BY WHO* SiBE 011116 WERK PURCH +WED. ileillardUalted pos 11181111 cower 104... 241 14 ilobalmb . 64 373 6 • W. Tratlmiloa 76... 309 14 0 =71.0141•1 56 976 I S 0 Boy .. 46 137 5 Egg 11411411516 23 153 1 6 41211•104914•4 14 91 14 o 1119/19•1494116 7 II 6 6 1ea5tr90154... 4... >a 6 0 -- --- --- i•V - . -- ":‘,....c sew s• C 0... .. .- ........ 167 J 10.59 11 6 Ne= t ee. NO MC 2,11516 6 4,467 13 0 !Weer mad Oa. 1614 1,756 10 6 P.Orenlell and Ham .... 2.54 Alms, Villlyema. Newell, and Oa ........,... 483 . .... Willtsnrs Voter, and Co. . . 923 Total tom 3,033 t 19,663 13 0 Copper Ores for sale on Thursday next, at Andrew's Hotel, Itedruth.—Mises and Parcels.—United Miner, 1,462 —South Caradon, 391—Treltigh Consols, 232—Par Consols, 232—Creg Brews, 161—Wheal Sisters, 138—North Dower, 43—South Tolgus, 32—Rut Crinai., s.—Treal, 2,699 tons. Copper Ores for sale on Thursday week, at Tyack's Hotel, Canshome.—Mines and Parcels.—North Roakear, I,o2o—Consolidated Misses 718—Tincro 527—Wheal Boron, 377—Power Consols:276 —South Wheal Francis, 191 —Wheal Beckett., 149—South Rookear, 134—Wheal Har riet, 102—Lanitet Consols, 100 —WhealVyvran, 67—Tr a t o il, I 44—Whorl Roby, 20.—Total, 3,716 lona Copper Ores formic-. at Swansea, April 29: Cobra, 107; do., I 91 ; do.. 81 ; do., 53; do., 111 ; do., 106 ; do., 101 ; do., 69. Chill, 05 ; do.. 90 ; do., 69 ; do., 53; do., 62 ; ea., 46 ; do., 50 ; do., 49 ; do., 44 ; do., 41; do., 40.—Cuba, 110 ; do., 101 ; 93 ; do., 62 ; do., 53; do., 110.—Santiago, 95 ; dos, 78, do., 70 ; do.. 58; do., 52; do., 48; do., 47. Berehavon, 117 ; do., 109 ; do., 95 ; do..94.—Knpckmabon, 113; do.; 84.—Burns Burrs, 66; do., 61 ; do., 3.--BaUrearrtash, 37 ; do., 15 ; do., 2.—llolyford, 33.—New Zialaad, 32.—Cans dian, I.—Totsl, 3,199 tole. METALS.--OL tscow, APRIL 22.—The aspect of business this work has been most unsatisfactory. Iterosntile men generally manifeat a feeling of insecurity, end an ad- sanest is tl e rates of discount, which are now 6 to El per cent. for tke best paper, halo produced an indisposition on tho part of buyers to incre so their engagements. Tue trans actions in Pig Iron were extremely limited, necessity having compelled the greater put of the purchases made, and last week's pr!ces cannot be obtained. Mike' No.. may be quoted to-ds; 70s. to 70s. 61., and No. 1,7 1 s. 61, to 725. net 'ash, f. o. b., sellers. The prevailing opinion is, that scarcity z Oval: No. 203.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1847. [3d. Gems.—Wheat ematiottes la good demand, and we noble mks of 900 buoltels. %Others red, at 1 dol. 3.5 c.; 2,500 Jenny, l red, I dot. 41e. to I dol. 42e. ; 800 mixed western, 1 dol. 55e.; and 2.5.000 white Geneasee, to arrive In Moy, 1 dot. 500. Northern rye rental. quiet; 3,000 buotiels sold for extent at 90c. ' , eventd moon panielo of berry, altogether 2,000 %abets, have been taken for malting, at 8.4 e. to ;oc., sr:carding to quality , 5,000 to 6,01,0 buttock sold, to attire, at 75e. Onto are without eiteeste—Jersey, l tom 41e. to 43e and river, Na to 45r.; 1,500 bushels of Coanecticut sold yea. bmloy at Cc.; 5,000 river, 431°.; 2,8 0 Southern, 40e.; and 3,000 Jer•ey, 42te ,,:in efoh. The transactions in cam ominous Large, Wt, thesupply ineufavicut for the demand, prices hove advanced 2c. kiln per N uke ; the mho ore about 900,000 bniltuls at 800. to 01c. hr white and mired, end 95e. to ttbri. for yellow, for week here or to melt to seem ; to arrive, sake have bees mode at 000. to 9.0., on the wining of tbe river (included in the • hove) ; 5,000 bushels in Mar, ! Md.; end Ilay, June, mid July, to same extent, on Karel. term*. 221 lm of black-eyed per sold at 2 dub. 75e, per bag of two bushels, which to an advance. Exports from the lot to the 30th of March: Cora, 1,188,210 bushels; wheat, 82,189; rye, 7,550; barley, 0,220; cut., 21,0. K.. boson to Liverpool arc rather Inactive; w2tb emtemements, however, of dour, at Is. per barrel, and 244. for grids in begs; and Ad. per lb. for square come. To London there le no cheese. A kw retie's hove been taken up dor Ireland, at 23d. to 14d. /or grain in hop and bulk. To Havre tie rate. remain without change, though tau Liu entlattements have been made dere the departure of the* eumer. 'the diminished stooks of praline In market have a tendent7 to de. pros freights generady. ailed 244 to 5; the Threes, 354 to 6. Dutch Twsoansl-a llalf per Cents., 58 to 4 ; the Fours., 89 to A. Mexican, 204 to 4. The rates of exchange are said to come a shade morn fa vourable from the United States. At New Orleans they miaal2l to 31; at New York, according to report, 44 to 5, no primula: Toe Dank of Amsterdam has reduced its discount upon money from 5 to 41 per cent., and upon merchandise from Ito 5 per tent. The rate upon bile remains fixed at 4 per and promissory nobs at 5 p-r cent. Some consid, r purchases of Two-and-a-Half per Cents. had improved the appearance of the stock market. Tiny were quoted at 58 9-16 on the 21st. The New York herald of April 3, received to-day, gives the following list of the loans eontracttd to the date by the United States Government, with the pe riods at which authorised :- 11144, Aprlll3 11,046,0011 04664 1543, Karel I 1046, July 2'l OOOO,OllO 1541, J Angust 10 ...........« WPM ANOLLSI MINDS. Auk Stick, In 4 3 per I. 0343 , 1% Acct., N 3 3 pa 04. W. ba44.,(144 II 3 4 Pl.O..M.egi i A pal:4.omi A4*, 431 4 3441megaor *UN, 43 il per .4.311* Fern, 44 ~, 3 4. • •011.111/3/4 rvirDo I per Ct./Weir /143.13 44 1 I rArr Coot Orem& 1144, 113 1011 43 yew a. 111•144 /144314. &I 1 litegada Deigned 844. N f 14 pry C. 1.1.4111., 3 p.r Ct Nes leas, 11144, 3 1 4 li $ per a 11431144 A11...11 4 • per Ct. Peravia• 1144., 31 40 1144141:01, 413 Perl••••• Cr.,, 3144., Ili 14 4 per Cl. lion.* AIM. 1114.,14 41 3 pereCt. 114444•4111•4, NIP II 1/114, 01.1143 UN , 41 3 1/111414444141 Mt 141, 4 Ditto Corwab. Der. Bb.— 3 per Cl. 1 ' 114.143 /144., 3134 044411144 3•4441er We., •I N 3403141 Ile. 'red 11414., 17 II i yet C.. 11441•11 kr., 704 7 Nadu* Paralre 1111 , N 4 4 rwr Cl. 1.4101. 1134., 143 I 1 per Ct. V....paled. las., 3l 41 4 per CI. CAM- 11110.,1/i to . "...•athrl. Deferred Ma., IN IN Total 43,218,117 Besides nine millions of Treasury notes, under asi of 22nd July, 1848, and 387,930 dollars of such notes issued before. The loan of twenty-three millions had not all been taken ; eighteen millions of it were about to be pat up to contract. The Rhenan Obsereer publishes a note, addressed by the Prussian Government to the states of the Zollverein, in which it recommends to them the establiahment of a regular steam-packet communica tion between New York and Bremen. It appeals, among other things in this note, that the sum of 279,100 thalers had been subscribed towards this enter rise, ise, by several of the confederate states, in e following proportions: On the part of the Zo herein, 144,100 thalers, of which Prussia elotributed 100,000; Saxony, 20,090; and Frank fort, 10,000. Bremen entered for 100,000; Hanover for 23,000 ; the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg for 10,000 tinders. TURKEY.— CAiNSTANTtNOPLF., APRIL 7.—The time appointed by the Ottoman government for the Hellenic government to make the ennentie honorable for the intuit offered to its minister, Mussnrus, having expired without any conciliation on the part of Greece, Monsr. Argyropoulo, who occupied here the post of charg4 on Tuesday ! morning last, in consequence of a notification from the Divan, removed the arms of Greets from the sour of his hotel, as also from the offiee of the Greek Chancellery. Consequently all diplomatic relations between the Porte and Greece are entirely broken WE All commercial affairs, transacted by Hel. lcuic so hjects, are placed under the dirt ctlun of ltuhhr lily, the head of the enAtorn-bouse. the l'orte has not hi sitated a moment in being faithful to its word in this greet and important question it has acted with the greatest mo. deration ; it has taken no measures to oppress the Greeks resident in Turkey, or to injer t their commerce. On the contrary, Muhlar Bey is ordered to attend strictly to the affairs of all Greek subjects in matters of commerce ; end the well known character of the man for justice and impartiality is a certain guarantee that be will do his duty. On the eve of the same day . the Porte transmitted a memorandum to the rept:emulative, of the five pow. re, containing a rituna of the facts relative to the ball at Athens, and the justifica tion of the line of conduct that it has pursued daring the negotiations. The present situation of affairs is serious. Everything is to be hoped for from the wisdom of the an at the head of affairs; and the Porte, uo doubt, will do nothing to aggravate the actual state of things. But the Porte has duties to fulfil, and measures of precaution to undertake. No sans person could, fur a moment, suppose that Monsieur Col, tti would deliberately iatend to engage his country in a conflict eri.b Turkey. It is known that several armed bands have been sent to the [..asters of Thcasaly, and have violated the Turkish tewl tory, whilst the two governments were ia trendy mimosas with each other. It is from this quartet that the Porte bas to take measures of precaution. Instructions have been already addressed to the commander-in-chief of the army of Roumelia ; he is ordered not to make any aggressive m se men', but to take all the necessary measures to have the frontier boundary respected. It is well known that pirates eboond in the Archipelago, and they will, from actual cir cumstances, no doubt increase, to check this. Some small, well-armed vessels of war have been sent to the Gulf of Salouica. It now remains to be seen how Greece will act. The ro pmenteaves f France, Russia, and England held a conference on the altars of Greece, on the 3rd. Yesterday, the sth, our minister, Mr. Wellesley, had a long conference with the Grand Vizier, at which the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Aali Effendi, was present. The British man-of-war steamer Meta returned here, yesterday, from Samsoun, whither she had taken some Turkish troops. Mr. Alison, Oriental seeret . try, and Mr. M. E. Pisani, interpreter of the British embassy, came in this steamer. Prince Doudoncoff Korsacoff, second were tary of the Russian embassy, some time on leave st St. Petersburg, arrived here, a few days ago, from Odes-a. Upwards of a thousand vessels of all nations have paused through the Bosphorus, with a fair wind, loaded, for France and England. There is but little wheat here, so that nothing can he (tone, although there are unlimited orders. Freights for England are 231. per quarter. Alutf hard wheat, 33 to 34 piastres the quintal ; llsraila soft wheat, 27 to 29 piastres. SMYRNA, APRIL 9.—Letters received here from Tyno mention the afflicting details of a disturbance which took place in that island. The Greek population roes in great numbers against the eactioliee, respecting ecclesiastical affairs, and cruelly ill-treated them. The churches were assailed, and the catholic archbishop was under the neces j sity of quitting his house by night, end to take refuge from the violence of the people in the village of Coume. Imme diately this affair was known at Athens, the French arches sador sent oae of his steamers, with a detachment of officers and Greek troops, to make an inquiry into the events. Bixteen persons were arrested, cad embarked for Athena I Ibrahim Pasha has sent as a present to Marshal Bugeaud, Governor-General of Algiers, a menagerie of all the domestic animals of Egypt: amongst them 11l a pair of Arabian dro mederies, of the most beautiful species. Very few ship in port. Exchange on London, 1081 to 106 i piastres the pound sterling. RAILWAYS.—The general tendency of the share Ilisrket continues downwtrdo. Railway securities can be purchased no reeler terms still than hiiherto. SALMI BETECTRD UP TO TWO TRW DAT DI LONDON. ' iffiliesslay's prism will be In last pep;. • Amb., Nett, Dm, anal E. Jet, If i Midland, 113 14 Bins. and Oxford Jane., 16 IQ Do. New, 341 9 Barton, Slam, and Rim., 6 lb. New, 4 31 Cukdenian, 21 31 Do. r irm. :4141 Derby, ft 3.4 to Halm, If 4 Newcastle & Berwick, 25 4 Chester and lloiyhead, 22 Do. New, 7 14 R. Counties, 151 4 Do. North Shields, 301 / Di. Per. 5 per Cent., No 1,1 1 p North &ULM, al 4 Do. Turk Y.xtensico, 5 41 Do. Haloes, 11l sat Lincolnoture, 6 51 Do. Quarters, 313 Palm. and 6140. Halms, 18 a Do. Extrnoun, I Da. Quarter., 1 7 1 1 7 Do Third., 21 Ely and Huntingdon, 15 Norte,rtn & Lou rte, 51 Great Northern, 21 north giarreftbAirr, 61 I Ike. 1.011. and York Erten., 11 1 Drs. Saila (late Char. k Blythe), Great S. k W. (Ireland), 25 Si Weld WfAll,ll, 114 Nona Western, 2 Do. Hiders. 66 PreAtan & Wyre, 341 I Do. Or. , 17 Do. Halve., B, II Do. Fifths, Hi Reed., Guild., end Reigate, 41 Do New, 74 4 Shropshire ISnion,ll d Hull and Selby Qrs., 23 Smith Devon. 23 30 Ipa. &Burr sin Filmanirs, Ili South Staffordshire, 1 1 Lancaster &Carlisle, 60: S. E. and la oer, 354 Do. New, 10i 1 Do. New (Is. at 15/.), Nn. 4, 5 larkerter 3Bedford, 4 1 8. Tark., Dune. & Goole, I/ Lk., Man., & New. le., 1 01 Wat. and Kilkenny. 61 Lou. & Blackwell, New, No. I, 5; West Riding Union, 44 p Lon., lirigh., & S. Come, 301 1 Tort & Newcastle, 34 34 Us. Coro. Eighths, II 101 Do. New, 11 Lon. & N. Western, 169 171 i Do. Pn f., 61 I Do. Qrs. New, 111 1 York k N. Midland, 621 2 Da. Pith. ' 1 6 Ito. Exten s ion. 4 , Ito. 44 h . e, M. Pin., 87 Do Pref., In: In Dd. 101. oh., M. & B. (C), 61 Do. E. & W. IL Ex., 201 Lon. end S. W., 83 1 Boulogne and Amienn, i6l I It.. New C0..0 Eighths, 47 Cent. of France (0 1. & Vier:),ls IS.. New, 79: Demerara, 3 Do. Tenth. (Consolidated) 321 Dutch Rhenish, 434 Do. Strip, 4, Reel Indian, 1 Lynn and Iliy, 211 Luxembourg, 11 Ilan. sad Leeds, 99 Namur & Liege 44 Do. Milne% 4 i 4 I Northern of Erane , 121 i Ito. Mlle. 91 9 Park and Lynn., 41 3 lb. Thda. (Reg.). 4 1 p Pail, 11114 Rouen, 381 Manch.. Bun., and Mat.. 11 d Parie 411 d Si rastmorg, 2 Manses. & Southampton, 1 1 Rouen and Havre, 2.1 N. Counties Union, 1 i 1 Sambre & Mew, 54 LIVERPOOL SALES. Aran. 23. There was eery little business done, and that little was at reduced price.. E. laincashire New, par Midland New, 24 p Ito. scrip, 1 p Lands k Think, 41 4 Edinburgh & thargow 11dres, 64 shrew.. & Chace, (late N.W.11.), Loc.& N. Wester., 172 31 b p Ito. Quarters, 151 p Shrews., Ow., &Charter, 2 4 Do. New Quarters, 91 p Amt.. It Eastern Jo., i d London & S. W. Mc, / d Birk., Lan.,&Chesh.Jo., 165.3d.1 d Man. & Leads, 321. slisres (late Dlr. & ()treed .In., al p 'AL). 1 p I North Staffurdohire. 2 n Do. Halves (late L. t P), 21 p ' bhrewede Mr. (9/. 120.3d.5h.13) 1 P 110. Ed ho ((late W.E.C.), 4 p Edln. & Perth New, ( p Man., like, k LW. Co.. I d Manchester & Southamptca, 1 d MANCI its fER SALES, Aran. 21. Prices were drooping in the market, but there was rather a large business doing. ROL, Lone., & Clush., 1 Biros. & Oland J. 61 71 Babe., Cline., k N.W. Pref., 11 1 E. Lan., late B. & P., New, 4 4 lb. New scrip, 3-18 Ileci., Prawn, t West R., 1340 Bled and Mau., IL a C., I U, Third., 4 Lie.. Mon.. & New. In., 325. W. 31s. 3d. Man. & Ler& Fifths, 41 lb. (32 , . ale late El.). 11 Do. Pinto., late W.R.U., /I 1 ,d ui. & Sootham., la. 6.1. 311(11.41, SoL.h., 24 1-I6 I N. StalTordehire, 214 OkUum Alli..nce, 3-16 IYewnt & Wyre !Wm, ik 7.16 Shroprldro flake, 14 S. EutArro Dover, 38 P.. No. 2, 110. No. 4. Imr 1-16 d South Stalbrdohire, 4 d Yurk & Nev. Poet., 3 SALES, AWL 23. too lower, although but little In the market everything hwiness us transacted. firm. and (Word, n 1 p riim. and Dudley. at. 3a. Od. p Wolv., and atom Val., I p LEEUM Ml The amount of caTinc6stin; some days past, yet late prices E. Lancashire ta. act. p Leeds& Thirsk, 41 d Ito. Pref., as. to. 6d. London k Brighton. 31 f Dewsbury kat. (green), 13s. d Man.& Leeds 32/. 5h.,16,6 , 3.145t.p w. Lilting Union. IN. Sm. p Matlock & Buxton, 3 d BIUSTOL SAI The market allowed no sy hut a mall amount of Maine+ Coleclonian, Do. lidless, ti 111. 3d. d Ot. Western New I 7& nb., 7 p Do. Fdths, 7 p Man. St Leeds h.ols, Il p Mid:and, New (4n/.',41.), 31 p Do. 00/. .ham,„ 24 D. Is. 3d p Shrews. & Biros. (A). J p On. do. Gs. 3d. d S. Staffordshire, 1 d ES. Aram 23. e in shares was larger than for were not sustained. Midland Pref., 21 p Carlisle Extension, M. dd. On. p Nese. k lier. New, 21 21.35. Od. p North trtalfordahire, 21. Is. 3d. I/. IS.. dd. p North treaters, 2 Nortlura Counties Union, 2] d Amb., Nutt., & Wotan, If Great Northern, U. SI. 19e. Cal. Leta-ger & lkalford, 1 Is. N.Uritioh Thuds, 2/.194.6d. 21.19 e. Du. Fatcns., 1/.2a. N. Briti4ll gra., Geo. Eat. scrip, M. M.Bd. p Do. Thirds, SU. Gd. LE', Arun. 21. siphons of mprovemeut, and as was done. Itristul & Glouorster. 13 p New. and Berwick, 3i p North Staffordshire, i p North British Ex.. es. W. p South Wales, ij d York and Newest. New, 41p Do. Preference, 1y p ZS, Ann. 23. Neste. & Hersriek, 25 Do. New, 71.4. Ild. 71.4. Do. North Shields, 30 N. Staffordshire, 71. Is. 3d. York & Neese. Pref., 7 ES, Aram 21. Arab., Nutt, 1k.., ht., 33..6d. North Western, 2 d TRETOIL MINING COMPANY.—A meeting of this eosspany took place yesterday at the offices in °morsel-gird, Lombard-street, to coneider the expediency of continuing the further proceedings of the company. There was a very small nurnker of proprietors present. Mr. Thomas prweined. The report of Captain Williams, aient of the compan7, after describing the operations which had been conducted in the works since the last mectiug, stated that in his judgment it did not sppeor that any favourable result was to be ex pected. Their anticipations with regard to the productive ness of the mine bad not been answered ; and there re mained little chance c( the mine becoming profitable, unless sunk at least 100 below edit, which was a'out 22 fathoms. After some discussion, a resolution was proposed by Mr. Lea, and seconded by Mr. lieile, to the effect that the moss cot at the 40 fathoms level be driven in until the ilea+ of the 'next sitting day—as., the 7th of May ; and, in cue of no farther discovery ibring made by that time, that Capt. Williams should proceed immediately to draw up the materials, and that steps should be then taken for their sale. This resolution was agreed to unanimously. The secretary stated, iis the result of a rough estimate which he hail made of the finanei el affairs of the company, that, according to present appearances, there would be between 6002 and 6001. to divide between the shareholders. Some complimentary votes concluded the proceedings. PRODUCE.—ANTWERT, APRIL 21.—Coffee re mains hi steady demand, and we have to report the following sales. 750 bars Jaya, at 2.51 e. to 28c.; 2,600 bogs Brasil, at 22c. to 221. Sugar I'rices are about 1 florin lower. Fresh arrivals from Ilavannah have given more activity to the market. On the spot, about 1,300 boxes yerow Havannah sold at 19fl. to 19111., and also 400 bags Penams, at 141f1. The cargo, per Waldemar, of 1,100 boxes yellow Ilavanush, afloat, has been bought at a price which has not become known. —Cotton: The densandis but trifling, and no transee of moment have taken place. About 280 bales American sold at 301 to 321.—Resin . There is none in first hands. The market is very firm at previous rates.—Rice in good request 100 tierces Carolina were taken at 1618. ; 2,200 hags Piedenontese, at 1218. ; and 1,200 bogs cargo, at 110. to II ill—Cocoa has been more inquired for : 1,200 bags Guayaquil were disposed of at 23c. in bond; and 1,000 bags Maranharn at 27c ., leaving nothing in first hands, COAIMERCIAL er MARKETS. MONEY MARKET Sr CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The tone of the Stock market is more unfavourable this morning oven than yesterday. The extraordinary decrease in public and private deposits in the bank returns of the 17th instant, analysed in the Daily News this morning, to the amount, together of neatly three-and a-quarter millions, has taken people by surpriso. It shows that as the Dank was rigorously restrict ing discounts and loans, as evidenced by the decrease of up wards of one million in " other" securities, the banking and mereaatile interests he ring de p ari t accounts in it were d mw i ng out their funds, no that one account was checking the other, so far as securities and private deposits. The enerrnoua drain of public deposits Is easily understood so being t.r govern ment service in Ireland. But what is least liked atthe Stock Exchange is the falling off in government securities, in the honking department, of nearly two millions, which represents so much sold by the bank, or money borrowed upon. The object of the hank being to draw in active circula tion and strengthen the reserve, it is seen that it his almost failed altogether. The circulation iv only less by 160,000!. ; the reserve, instead of being more, was less in notes by 276.000/., and the coin by 100,0001., in the banking department. These returns had the natural effect of depressing the funds, and, perhaps, might hove depressed them atilt nr but kw the circumstance that dealers do not like to have heavy accounts open on tho lest day of the week, with the chances of two post days against then. C.sn solo opened at 86 to 1 for money. and Bdl to time. Th. y are nom 651 to 6 money, and 86 to 1 :or account. Reduce 4 Threes, 811 to 5 Three-and-a Quarter per Cents., 861 to 1. Kxchnuer Bills, 40. discount to par. Consols Scrip, 31 to disenunt. Foreign securities are nominally with little altersti an. Portuguese are lower, at 331 to 41. Spanish Five. are HAMBURO,Arsa W.—Coffee : Prices are well maintained, and the following are the sales of the week: 3,500 begs Brasil, at 34.3 11.16 u; 5,500 bags St. Domingo, at 315.t0 Ms.; 70) big. Havarinsh, at 31.. to 415.: besides 150,00011 n. Porto Rioo, at 41e. to ss.—Sugar continues in demand, particularly the b etteri qualities. About 800 chests brown wed white Bahia found buyers m 65-16 to 7 6-16 They were of the new crop. In Ilavannahs nothing has been deism—Cotton : Holders are firm. 100 bales Lit Ousyra, of middling quality sold at 51a. Rice is in request. The stock in first hands is cleared. 3,000 bags Java were placed at laza. to 141st. 500 tierces Carolina at 181 m. to 19m.—Hides sre aeglected. and priers will, mall probability, give way. 4,000 Porto Cewllo said at 4 6.111. .to 4lv. 2,600 Rio, at 61s. 1,300 Peruams, at 4fs. ; and Bargees, at 51s.—Tobsoce : We have to mention the -63- inn trap actions : 140 serene Havannah, at 10s. to 10s. 150 Cabs, at 10a. ; and 260 packages Porto Rico, at 20. to 4a. TALLOW. —But little doing. Petersburg Y. C. oft the spot, 43e. 9d. Ail the year delivery, 45e. 9d. CORN.—BAxarwr, APRIL 22.—Wheat, 96. o 10$. 2d. per bushel. Barley, 40a. to 48e. per qr. Oats, Y• to 33a. Beam, ss. Bd. te Bs. roar bushel. Flour, 64e. to CC per sack. Bread, 94d. per 41b. loaf. BRIGHTON, Aran. 22.—G00d white Wheat, 22/. to 221. 10$ ; red, 211. to 21/. 101. Oats helped, Ste to ale. ; heave, more moaey. Barley hr rind*, 38e. to 42e. Boom and Peas about the same m lam week. ELT, APRIL 22.—We had a large attendance at Oar mar het to-day. There wee a fair show of Wheat, and an advance of is. per qr. was obtained, but the trade wee not brink. In spring corn but little was doing, at fanner quotations. LIVRRPOOL, APRIL M.—Coastwise,. from Ireland, the rontir.ent of Europe, and,Americs rospantl7, the supplies./ Grain and Flour received Into this port sante Monday last are just moderato ; the exports within the same time ap proaehing nearly to, and, including the transit by canals and railways, exceeding the imposts noted below. During the period intervening between oar first and second markets this week, the trade, speaking generally, was rather tranquil composed with the activity previously existing, and Flour re ceding to 4Cts. per berrel other leading articles were somewhat eerier to parch:tee. At oar Coen Exchange to-day also their wet evidently a want of that active spirit in the Wheat trade ashen latterly prevailed, anti, notwith standing the advance In nearly all the English markets, the operaquas in any description rat that grain were limited, at a decline of 3d per 701 b. from our lest quotations. American Flour, however, continued to meet a fair demand, good western brands realising 40.., and the lower qualities 38.1. to 39e. per barrel. Makin Barley was 2s. per qr. dearer, t a - of money will, for a comidereble time to mum, exorcise • contracting influence on trade generally, and be ere long severely telt by the iron 'trade for, unlike cotton and woollen seitibleturere, who' bovisbortened,the letiunnistere allover the kiaadeetil.ne Iwo doily end rapidly increasing, the proch.ctiou. CHEESE.—lVALutruvres FAIR, APRIL 22.—Thin is Considared one of the largest Cheese lairs held in the munty of Wilts. To-day the quantity pitched was some thing lees than last spring fair, there being not 200 tons for sale. The chief supply was from &menet, North Witte, and Dorset, with a heir sprinkling of Gloucester,; the prices given nom 6s. to lOs. per cwt. under what was obtained at ibis fair last year. The priniest Chedder with difficulty made 70s. per cwt., while much gond went fur from 66e. to 680. Oihi r prime Somerset. and double North Wilts sold at from 60e. to 64e. Stogie. from 60s. to 645. Some poor Dor set. fetched but 465. to 48a. The best double Glonciesters were sold at from 645. to 60s. ; single, 60e. to 625. ; inferior end hsltoowards, from 425. to 44.. Skim., at from 30e. to 31e. A considerable quanti•y was removed at the close of the day unsold. `c i HOPS.- BOROUGH MAHKF.T.- Two o'Cloek.- , Heuer. Patteuden mud Smith, Hop Fac e rs, report that the market is very firm. We 4 lwat Sotbt, pont. N.O w Y. • : Trarllog Kowa,. o tot*. t ta N. a Scold at AeMO Mows tIS,o 4 5 t/I4 Map . .. . Ilb la INBIBIGH WoncEaree, APRIL 23.--The /lop trade is flat, whiCh is chiefly owing to the high price id malt and providons gene- • rally, and, eel' so it is for choke samples, lower rates are submitted to. Price.. per cwt.:-Low and middling, 70.. to bas.; floe and choice, 841. to 905.; yearling*, 50e. to 60e.; old Olds, 30a. to 40... IIAY. - SMITHFIELD, Two I; Cluck. - Meagre. Cooper and Deets, Hay and Straw safismor, report prices as follows : rums 14,-.144/w le 1184. I surea....•se se Wt. Ova,- its. la 04.. Warta/ Us. to :Oa. liwat ....NA to Ma l CATTLE, &c.- llowNrox SPItING FAIR, APRIL 23.-This lair was well atteuoed by both buyers Mid wilt n. The etock offered ie. Beams was soundly lean. Twn-year old Deep suede from 121 to Ile each ; une-y ear u1d,61. toile ; young Heifers, frau 64. e. LW. ; do in calf, 101. to 141. ; fint-rats Cues iu call fteled from WI. to 201.; tattler, from 121 to 141. ; Cea , wan a calf by her tide, tram 164. to 211., ter hest-rata quality; and eecondery, shut 161. to 16 guineas. The Sheep bur was pretty full; a out 40,000 peened, priucipally of the Wats Down breed. Some hue Ewes, with a iamb, latched 50.. to 66.. the couple ; moderate, 45e. to 605.; last year'., 300. to 40.. Barren Ewes, 40s. to 465. A few pens or tat Sheep made great piing, at least td. per lb. Of 'auk Steep the show was nailer scony, and it is teared that the breed of Dawn Sheep is morn reduced, many having sold their Situp, whi it only hall-tat, through the high pikes given in the Autumn ; and others keeping dr) flocks instead of breeding, which must in time reduce the number of Sheep. lierrws were numerous; all a' good quality sold re eddy IV. high tousle The common' at uag or gig Horses made from aui. up to 40/. each; prime, from 401. to 601. ; cut Hoses and Colts, Irons 301. to 60/. fur Lest; and frum 201. to 301. for ton nor. Pour Horses found Lut kw buyers. N • , Arau. 20.-Oar fat stack market eves well sup plied with Beasts arid Sheep, ler which there .as a briak sale, at advanced prices. Beef, per it, 6.. od. to Is. 3d. flattop, lid. to 6Yd. per lb. NEWCASTLE, APaiL 20.-We have had up to market this wen. ei.ti head ot Cattle, 348 ut which were sold yesterday, and 276 w, re on offer this morning, width were at very mid. dliag quality; 3,000 Sheep (285 were fiom Yorkshire), of an averoge quaint ; mid 21.7 swine. In the Beast market there was en Lunt:taffy brisk di mend. The better qualities were all bought up yesterday, end those on oiler thus morning were immediately bought on tett:ring the market. Business was 'seer before nine o'clock, a.m. In the Sheep market (no doubt tram the scarcity of utile), prices advanced insides, iutances Id. per lu. tram but week, and all soot sold up There WSJ at larger attendance of south <keen than we eser remember wetneming. There is Mao an improvement in the demand the Pigs, and prices are rather bighir. ,l'iices: Beasts, small cutter'', 7.. Gd.; large steer., 75.; middling , . 6e. fel.; Poi k, 13=. 34.1. per stone of 14 lbs. ; Sheep, 8.1. to 9ei per lb., einkiteg SALFORD, APRIL 21.-We have had a moderate show cos stock toe the herein ; but as the demand was good, both Beef Lad Mutton realised higher rates, my 64d. for Beet', and 7d. for Mutton. All was lull. WAKEFIELD, APRIL 21.-We bed a large 'Ripply of Sheep at market thin neermeg, and a lair show of Boosts. The attendance of buyers was good, sod a pretty fair clearence effected. Beef, 7.. per 'tune. Mutton, in .0.1, 71d. per lb. • clipped, 61d. Beasts. MO; Sheep, 7,h00. We had a larg e supply of lean Cattle and Callers. W4.III.CSSTiII. APIUL FAIR.-At this fair, on Monday last, the show of Cows HID peat,erticularly barrens mid Cues with Calves. Good Beef solr readily at 6441. t.. Id. There ' was a small show of Sheep stock, but good Mu:toneold at 7d. to Bd., and all cleared alt' early. A limited nu r. her of nonce; ' the hest reslieed high prices. Pigs are on the decline. Buyers were very numerous LT iIIWY of Mock, SUMS of which changed hands several times. EDINBURGH, APRIL 21.-Our supply of Sheep Wag lei o . than last week. Sales were again very dell, Mthoegh the best Sheep tally maintained last week's pricer. A great many of the interior sera were left over unsold. Tup pries 4 •4 or the best Mutton, 7;d. ; current price, 6yd. to 72.; and in ferior, syd. per ib. Neither were we ro well supplied with Cattle. Salt s were brisk, and prices on the advance. A few superior animals brought the 6d.; current, 9.. ; and iuterior, tram 7s. 3d. to 7.. 0.1. per Dutch stone. Nearly all sold at an early hour. Ohresoow, Aram 19.-The Cattle market this morning was firm at last wink's prices. We find, by the opinions of persons in the trade, it will be more convene nt henceforth to quote the price of Beef by the ewt of 112 imperial lbs., than by the stone of 224 Ilu., es hitherto, the stone being but a local standard, and the term being applied to varying quan tities in different counties. Beat lie et. 64.. per cwt , sinking tr• offal; second quality, Iles.; cow and ordinary, 484. Sheep were scarcely 3.0 plentiful, and fully as dear as last week, according to quality. DU it-feiced Wethere generally fetchtff a. high as 8.1. per lb., sinking the offal. *Scne crows sold at 455. No lambs in market. A, COVENT GA R D EN.— 2 hie AforniThe supply of Vegetables and Fruit continues limited, and high paces are realierd. Trade is eery dull. pine Apple., although small, are sufficient fur the demand. Grapes are rather more plentiful, and, in consequence, cheaper. Pears are scarce; good licurri ce fetch from 4s. to 6s. per dos. Apples are also scarce. Oranges are more plentiful, but con tinue to fetch good prices. Nuts are sufficient for the demand. Walnuts are scarcer, and se are Chestnuts. Lemons are plentiful. Of Vegetables, Winter Greens are scarce; as are also all kinds of Brocoli. That from Cornwall is scarcer, but rather better iu quality ; it fetches from Is. 6d. to 4s. per dozen heads. Carrots and Tut. nips are cheaper. French Leans are plentiful. Celery is scarce, and inferior in quality. l'otatnes fetch higher prices. Lettuces and 'Endive are scarce; but other Salading is plentiful. Mushrooms are cheaper. .A few samples of frame l'otatoes have appeared, at from 2., to 4.. per lb. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths, Jasmines, Camellias, Pelaigoniums. Gardenias, Cacti, Cinerariss, Tulips, Lily of the Valley, Neapolitan Violet, Roman Narcissus. Hyacinths, Lilacs, Eisphorbia jacquinidora, Ste phanotis 11.,nbunda, Acacias, Azaleas, Moss and other hears. Ilt1: . ITs Pine Apple. per lb, Is to In - Ompea. Ito. knew, per 10.. les to 13e per 100. es re 14 Portage', per lb. Is to Is 04 Almosule per pent, is no eirberties. ver . a. id .4 Is Sweet Alloomes, per lb , ts to la Apples. Pest, per Web. Itls to !Ss Neu, Ci.b, per lealbs , le& le 104 Andes, lls to ilis Marren:me, ble Pram per blelere. I% le lb Brazil, Ile to 14s Onager, per doe.ll te Is if fipaairlt,les per IM, Is to le Walnuts, per Wesel, 14 le TM Wilk, per NO, lb to les Cbeepes, IM t• lie -.— per dee. Is 04 ce Ss CabisodeCred, pa tor, 1. to 1. Oveeos, pr 4.as buttcheo, do to Mtolotl, p. boar. Is to Is At tiettok to. Jer.,p hes., I. to I. Id Yrrnels Near.r, too. t. 10 et id liortel, pr hf-akne. N to 1.11 Palatilee, pa too, MS It 300. sot. Ts NI to Itto Nobel 4 to Go 44 - Mawr. per but , Is to to 44 Tarot.... pa dos boaelter. 6. to Po Mel beet. per lox. 11l to Morse 14441.1. per boodle, Is to it Mc ambers. owl., lo to Ile itttobvio, per boodle, ed to 1.14 Look., pr M. to to le Ceia7 per boodle. Ism Ts LSreota, per M. broths., To to to - pros,. pa bo .0,10 to I. 64 P.,nlp, pa dor, 6d to es Osten., per ha.bel. Ts to IM doubt.. per dos, Is Id to 6. Shallow per D, Mw le Chlbe, per lb, ad bald enamel, pm Mem. la id to 3.14 Avowals, pee NO, Is M. ta in Itrsta.e, per menet, id la le Minty, per bonne, le to le sa Pancomm, le 11. le ed /drama . 4 aprome, pew h mr, .1414 . me brale re, as l• ELM.. per mom. lawn Xmlabes. per If Inaelbea, 1. 14 fa le Tarnare, per I. 1114..141. 14 Naelansoess, per ponle, 114 so Is 34 Snell Senn. per pans., 14 he 34 henael, pee 1.ae1,14 no 34 armory, per Wadi, 34 la 44 Thyme, per beach, 14 Watererem, per If ma bah. 61 to IN Penny. per holfmme, 4s n 7. Imam, per Mane, late le MI Mat, arms, per Manch, 44 M le NarMean, pet bomb. 34 le 64 Fa► Yearrdat's Maskras ere ma Nage. . • SHIPPING. Yana AlllTTlD.—Dublin, 3; Waterford,2; Donaghadee, 1; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, April 24.—Wind thin day at noon, N.W., light airs, and foggy. DeAL, April 23.—E.N.E. to - E.S.E.—Arrived : Kleine Maria, St. Croix. for Copenhagen.; Duke of Cambridge, La Chsayra and Porto Cabello, for Bremen.-Bsiled: Queen, Port %direr. _ OFF SALCOMIII. April 23.—W.—Vicinria, Singapore, •4 r • F*uioum, April A rrived off o . kineri" • Whampea; Admiral Tramp, Batarbtaad Janare. •A. • med : Rainbow, New York. . Apiil 23.—W.N.W.--Sailed Neptaair, ea cam. , .• Batraor, April 22.—N. E. Arrived; Arime, New • York ; Thetis, New York; Trtatoo, New'Orleans. Weir . 6 . Isis, St. Tbozu ; 0 61111.0T0 New York ; Warrior, Mira moral ; Mary Iroise, Artie:. _ _ _ Duiwc, 'April 2 : 2.—W.5.W.--Sailed: Kemetope, John'r i Newfotimllanil. WATIBILFJED, April 21.—N. Arrived , Minter (?), New York. Sailed: Dispatch, Quebec. • • CLTDII, April 22.—Sailed ; Maid of the MIII, Montreal; Hahn, Newfoundland. April 23 —Tim Archimedes (a.), from Hambarg, has airrived time to-day, leaky and damaged ; the machinery • and *sego discharging a damaged state. I 0 itattuock,Apeil ' and abandoned, wet p 41 W., by the Diana, OFF POIITLAND, Dusuonz, April Gakw AT, April York. Do_Nuctak, April l; BELFAST, April 22. port, run on the rucks day, but got off, spiky of Wales (at.), from Polar, during a fog, without damage. pi'ili2.—The Olitiles(barque), waterlogged was passed, on the 2lat nit., lat. 26, long. iana, arrived in the Cltde. to, April 21.—Rebecca J ye~ unl 21.—E.—Arrived : RWei., ~ • •-• nil '2o.—W.—daTiTed: Be"(WM, Ito. • . • ~ ,04.- . A:.••,.:: ... , ,t tc.7. 4 .. ril 19. Arrivid: E , Plite vidis ilibtk - 1 ,-* i il 22.- The Duni, irt I - • ',, rocks Lear Dona had - utiatit " . ...; apparently without . o. lime . ! from. Fleetwood, run atAuu,..... . fog, this morning, b ut u t. . . ,