The Express. — London, England, 1848-07-31 00:00:00

r mil/"t2oy"v.~ ~. Tibt gort4l The Epperanw, cited by the Milan Gazette of the above date, says that many of the ouvriers of Paris who had been engaged in the affair of June, had come to Rome. July ?!. dealer ; but in other spring corn no improvement In prim or demand, StrarrYanonT, July 29 —The supply of grain was mode rate, and tF•e tales effected limited. 11 rlt y and Oats were not touch inquirr4 aftrr, and the priers nominal. Wlteat, 48a. to s'2s. 13arley, 311. to 33>. Oats, 231. to 26.. Butts, 425. to 48s. IRELAND. 600.) LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 31, 1848. [THREEPENCE. MENTOR. LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. 2, Old &mail alreet, Lontion. • YALS3II.II . --111.. Orsee the I Duke of ItI:TLAND, 1.1.W1•1 'The Right lionourabie Earl Vl:ru TALL. The Mash: llotentrable the Lin) ot Var.:Ten. The Rlaht llonourabie 1.1.1 Vireount S3.lney. The llonourAble glitsra )11.4) it ',lova 01...tytt. M.P. 11-I..nraf•4• John Itch, 11..0111: Nktlll.l , at Wllikla the e c Ilnltots .I.alate. Kart., 01.1' 0•110.111 , 1AN—JOIIN PAUL. Nag. 217, Stran.l. Dunn u5.1%,.1-4114.1R0PS BERKELEY IIAItItISON. Bog., 11, fltvat Ton er...treet. AWI.IO Archer ittirom. Pon.. N 4..WharnelitTe terrace, S.. Johia . s.wo.xL Bohol olakin Baer., Vey., 41, orfcekl.treet It.. Attaley•4.,Uroarcnorloquare. pumtel a linnet.) Dante., 14. M hiteledtPlaa , Her. lit.chara Iteetory, stepoo, Blr oeoree tir.thato Olney, Rut.. 0. Portman,.guare. GeOrA Robert Paul. E. a.. Perthuilluclee. Worthing, iieru7 Corbett It. Lon, Ikrkeley ..tract, Portman...guar° pi N toet/enertl Marry Thom :not, 3. Nark Iteleut't park. Captain U etherall. It. N.. loage. titV.tNT.IU4.7 I MC Tills IN , TITVTION. fkonomieal ounpubal 'tyre...4y for the U. of the c o mpany, anti 1.1‘.....111.1114 the 1.1..1111nr of etT.vting ptwie:. itt n neat mkt, .4 nap. to Ant the .•Ineets and eirattit.Linetn of the a.....tred. Among other, the Lieu following are particularly aenerring 0 ( attention. 1.. l T.tl4e of Rates No. IT.I, ither.by little more than half the gaionut .4 wn.iiiium ultimately Wall„ nine. 11,0 I. required gurin,„ 01. li ycar., o tilnott any aoluetion (rolls the own an.unal when the lo.licy taro ma" a claim. 2Mt ",ten.iie Tole.: of It3to. (No. t'.1.1 for Rev crni.mary Aimult.t4l, . , lo lean, .•( futolie, ot!wrs. • of the cheat... 4 tool In.-11.0.0)1.10 nook" of Acrutiti.,. in the esont of premature death. a provi4 n 'or the tueir poliettuae. Conner.. ~turity affonie I to the awured by use .11- .4:m ample sato perilod emcial, by the rell.tnatiou a.A.niments of I..iteien, by the .ittriti, life. gime the NOW Wt.: lawn ntidamnlly All.l by oth, rr...gilation. for facilitating the object. sad prot,et.e.: the haereots of all N.M. aile WWI hoiden , . ittrutt NO. IL—Annual Premium. 1.04111.,1 for nit An:wawa of £lOO for the whole unit of I,fe. Anrikin3lP - roll payahle daring itottaluder of life. 41 i 3 9 6 3 4U S 6 2 Ace. 111 11 . 45 2 1 t/ 2 12 fl • No. Vo—Monnal tor an annuity the I I Age vf A. i Agee( IL . 1 .,;:::',1„, • 1 Agu a A... — 11) ---- i• --- ?. -- ,ti 2 7 . - toil 1 :Ili 3 13 Is: Ilv.ottorq rmulr..4 during the Joint List, of A. HI d IL of t.lO. to connvota) at &ha death of A.. to be paid ,ht .lee of the ❑fo or H. A4.° °I. B 'i :10 I - Xi, 12 5 LI 10 40 4 10 101 l particular , 4:deal In the proweetta. 1 Inn final colon tcolon glowed to rolkitorli and allentn fly 0.141 F of Ur Board of 1/trectorn LOUIS MORE, Manager. alIONIK)N ASSURANCE Cl/RPOIiA'FII/N for LIFE, FIRE, and dIARI SE A Szlt* It A NCE.—li4nbihhol l o CI, vt, .1 h de.: Ile wt.: the Eir4, .t. 14. 1;2.0.-011ess. 7, Ite)al Tichanze, CernL,l,, and 10, Reeent-stnet. JOHN L tust:Net:. Secretary. '—SI)I,I CI 1 . 0 RS' and OESEItAI. LIFE ASSUIt- ANC . ..! SOO ETT. n. Cletneerylarte, London.—NOTICE IS I RElt V 0I V EX, that INTL:REST at the rate of foor per cenL per antntni no the paid.up capital 01 the+ soelety sill be PA V.\ lILE at the Cake. %7. Iltaticery e ne, between the IKote, of It nod 3 o'clock, on nod after the loth .1.,) .4 ttear.t. nett —}h order of the Mond, Thl<4 .IhJully. 1 , 4,4. 111 A nI.F.t JOIIN 011.1, Secretary. MF,6SRS. WILLIANI I..ANIt/N1) and Co., stuck rhare owan hr. , :els. nail ra'lvutY It!r!r ahetkhoer . .. rpo!:" :I) le• us. a• froi rth I the th,t tloy . lil r arh: 5r.1.1. a I •li'sTlPtiorr! or ;IA 11.1 , i A V "II ARI:S. Ilebt.mtuns. Ht>EsJlt! t 1111:011: 1/1I ill other -11...r.5..41 property. W o • I Ze.. to. tttt ntt; that their ouhllc rah! of • !Ct.. p !lee r.rry tr,rl its Lk.. at I at tho Hall of . ; o. !heir 4•111.-: able, p!.teo all rat..h , in. rt bo etreet. Loudon. L 11,E hit Al.l. 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N • chem.-any Paretic.. mat ri 11 ha be..n before it mule nto every n-eful and ons, ti2cl;t:sl ankle mu«ly to.. to Li 11 the clam,. teri.; . •• a . .. 1 .•.ars , ..!'[.. of .11‘eri. lets .11,1 tiao eal.teitee the •te. 1 a .11:ata .. 11,1111 ,01,..r.• :old other 4. they are nt he-t list 1.1 mutations of the genuine I arUcka u..,aufarturalluld told ouly by him. 11.141 e Threaded Kinfes So le 5p00n.. mat Fort., fall rare, per Pattern. Pattern. Pattern. chn,n taL 306. 0.1. Itcw-ert ditto atol ditto, ditto 1.3 peaty ditto _.. . . .... wt. .1. 7s. NICKEL ELECTKO PLATE .... —The REAL NICKEL SILVER. ouly . by W I Ll.l ell N. ItURT4N date 1111.PON and LICItToY when Prite , l In the intuit of 31c,r.. Elkinfm and Co.. her. tab all onnpari,nn the eery hut article. nest to steel'..[ Alter, that tan he onployed as sue% Either treftilly or oma- Mentally. In the lengthewlatal mater lt , elf. the hi :h ....meter of the ntethod of t•lating. the hare ial ▪ metraatee that the artich.4.,..'.l by W. it. Iktrton land by. Into unto are. wit mama- %Mr. mootnotrably miperior tt .hat cull be ,nipplie•l at iny cur., by uo p0.,114e tel can they he .11...titizui.lied fr.,t nal r. Vol Ile. Thr..L King s. Tea port:men ...... I,ls. .. Ms. .. foto. T.! le ..... „ .. 754. *As. , waiter.. =Mk-HAN te., at proportionate price. All kin I, of re pLatint done I, the Intent nrooos.c. 11,1:01,1 c.v....Otte , ai; a cc . ..raying% as aall as of every Ironmongery W 11.1.1 t iII'ItTUNI (late RIPPt/N ant KI'RTONI Ft•ck of Eurni.hiug Irminn.lery I. literally the in the world, and a- no 1.11.,:r., an he unit loyo to OTC a correct idea of IL. tariety • este.t. I,v:hr. are invite. to .11 an 1 Imnert ibt (orb street tw inaa,truct , . and No. 1. Nowinae.struot. EA.thlt-bcsl TWE VERY BEST BLACK TEA, • Ih. The large find ntripeetwhie deeertitkin of track that RURSELL an.l C . Ito• polely by) whin., the eh .1 at tea• at the lon e...t prim .4 the .L-ty. yid he ...ancient cuarnntee that they ‘11! not. for Ihe eeke •4 . t. apoiaratiee of LOW Plt ono. at. Inferior quality. .I.taiH.z ttion-elte• iif the ivivati , Joi•-• ret.rdisl I.Y an ...Pie ,dial ht the pi•e.mit .Itl44ateof 0431 , 110 , laiVtlil". they hat era, to.r a C.llttiO oi the FINEST EAS vier iinportel Int I N and they .ttneily the rat Air. and tsicetally their n-qieeted Menlo In different port. of the 40, that the. shore tot IA .4 the tory liue-t and they now ear. no Maher titan j•Cf 1+,011.1. hetter tot 1.. 11. t at any iirire. Iklirerel by Our own carte in ell part , of London daily. fire rut earrirtm frm to any Inn .4 the hdom.—lLL'S:it:Ll ind TEA 31EltellANTS. J*11101:611. LOS (t ICON. ikT"KING . WILLIAM-3I RKET, (hty.—No. 8. I.ItII:Ez4 for TKA remain UNCIIAN(IED. The eon- Ilnuote. snot ;iiituct...e fall In n,ttli during the 1... par, so tlimAlvsul ta.7,u• hail the tfre:t 41•ainttlitae the nitantity of httia to thi. country ky 1., ponn.h.. the Oat , ta5141..0 ham ilieren, I in UR Raire perhol tinnar.l: 4.1 1 a.. 0 0, r.m t•: are ..ellen at to . ...‘ent ; under tIIO.R Catrat.,aa . .;.• nalli•kat there inu,t he a linprovetialit In it- awl tb.refore ire oat f,a the Want, f • the e•entr) and fa.ollte , centrally to lay In their otock, at ...ofavolir ahle a KU- I. ..f ten 11,1.4 in ebli•alaptl•rn ra.• tlnr a•cful H.; the teal 1 , -tek nn, 40. 41. . 11 . 1+ 1 . tiro Su , u!,• "Flat. r.Q tutee it at..,), to the alma ~ r.. Elne ; excel' .e.t pning >on. 4, alai 4.. 4.1. ~ . .r a... hp.on, as. guni.ra mitertine hy.oc. aril i.c.t sent,..st.h.r tat Ittiport.A. CoffLe are t...ocei.lf, for the he-t rptil!th, : the wine:: ain't, are. hoe plaatti ..... 11.1. per Ih.; ; thitr.t Itka, : eh. I• the 10 t Ittit.ortoll. of nearly es cry glevrll.l l .n• • an opt , ard. tte„ - dcor. • I..Mr, W 1 W 311 , 1111n. , t. ate). tn,to price- of tea. mJm, awl e0.4:1:111 , 1`..1aC, Or, 1.015 nets. ctrl an he hail enalti• fornank.l 1.,t.—P1111.L1 PS awl Co., 8. /..Ih4 ICpi AUTIFUL TEE 'l' H.-ItOWLANIIS' "ow; PEARL DEN TI till E, a nhite powder,. cell, pm,1,1 -I the ..1: in dual reehttelw innl,:in,ntnn•4 the Otlental hal o !. It n nen , Lam, (unlit the tn..eth, Incipient &env ionnl the cletml, Iton.irtnua the mend Pure annd putrl lawra Lt. t.L• , . awl ..tstne•et awl perfume le the l.rt alb. klerr.) .• I'• Ir. at, kth•lleate the vow.. and a healthy aelleu ~• 4T1.1 M.l that the lentil olf Inno,n are then , rennhoed Dna In •Inor Pinto nil. per box.—Canatli.e : Tn, protect the frt . ! I. the proprinAnnr,' hatma awl w1•1re.... Ulu+. " A. Et)IMA NI) ,w 1 Sins, t, Ilatn.en.rank a," are enwr.tvent on the on vernenLat nom', uhleln I. althea each hunt —Sold by them, and by ebreig-annitcrfunn.n, WHAT 'lO EAT, 1/RINK, AND AVOID ; ith Pict Table. P 4 an 717 B. J. Cc, eawrtr, 11.R.e.8., &a. In-are perfeet .I:ewo.b.n, tranquil kellnee. a rood. tight • rt.t. n et-sr L:+t•t, awl a catata , l noin.L an whenryanee o f the h.-motet ak, heron contained, the feeble, the ncev.awly &WM.. tem a. the tnos .hatterwl onntltuton, )nay aewnr, the 17.mte- , t , " , ^n^' .4 • • • an 4 rmet; In health VA: ;^ teld period of r.e.,tivi o, Ilan. ‘. I-:,1 4 ,berwooel, 91, Psternt.tar.roor ; Cur:dlr., 147. nett. nre , t ; •b;7. 11 en S'INII.I • r kllre front the out' 1 Ar,4llq4aoe. Beeteet,:reet. LATEST FROM PARIS. IMPORTANT VICTORY OF CHARLES-ALBERT OVER THE AUSTRIANS, NEAR VERONA. PARIS, SCNDAT, 6 80 P.M I have just heard, from a quarter on which the fullest reliance may be placed, the Charles-Albert has gained a comilete victory over the Austrians. I canal obtain any details, bat I believe the news has reached Paris by telegraph. I have no French news to communicate since my despatches of this morning but that M. Lucien Murat, son of the ex-king of Naples, and a re, resentative in the National Assembly, asked leave of absence, in the sitting of yesterday, for a month, to execute a commission entrusted to him by the govern ment. The place or object of his mission is not cer tainly known, but I am informed that he is gone to Rome. He left Paris last night. The banking house of Messrs. Paccard, Dufour, sad Co., who some time since suspended their pay ments, having arranged their affairs and satisfied all their liabilities, have now resumed business. ITALY.—A letter from Genoa, of the 25th, brings I Dews from Rome, which appears to be posterior to that I sent in my despatches of this morning. It mYo that a revolution is imminent, but makes no mention of the appointment of a Provisional Govern butt It also says the Pope prt.s.:rves an attitude full of calm ar.d firmness. ' Advice' received to-day from Venice confirm the report of the raising of the investment of that city by General Walden, which I sent you yesterday. Advices of the 25th, from the head-quarters of the !=ardinian army, state that the engagement near Ve rona was still continued with unabated determination. The result was not then known. The affair had then continued two days, having (ss I stated in this morning's despatch) being at fi'st adverse to a part of the Piedmontese army, but who afterwards were sucussful on the 24th, between Coetosa and Somme Grunps gns . lbe .11fi;un Ou• — ette• of the 25th, says a very serious i nsurrection is reported to have taken place at Padua, the cause of which was stated to be the inhumanly Putting some person to death. We wait with much Impatience the details. DUBLIN, SUNDAY EVENING. The accounts received by trains from the South this afternoon report everything quiet. There was news this morning that a party of constabulary, about 50 in number, under the command of I.iout. Trent, were surrounded on the common of Kilcoolcy, and had taken refuge in a slate-house, from whence the com manding officer had sent an express for rein forcements to rolieve him. In consequence of th.s, the 83rd Regiment left Kilkenny about 10 o'clock on Saturday night, for the relief of Lieut. 'rrant and his party, but returned this morning, not having heard any tidings of them. There can be but la le doubt that the party succeeded in retreating upon Nome of the neighbouring poste. There is 11.3 confirmation of the report that crowds of people, with scythes and every kind of weapon they could lay hold of, were proceeding to Urlingford, where it was said Mr. William Smith O'Brien had arrived, accompanied by a civil engineer. The last accounts of Mr. O'Brien, upon which anything like confidence can be placed, are, that he had attempted to form a sort of camp at Ballingarry, but wit: driven off by the priest, after which he wan dered about. the country, with a guard of some one or two Aoudad men, miserably armed, and for whom he bought a little bread and milk at a vil lage. Ile subsequently left his army, and laid him self dean in a fiat, apparently exhausted front fatigue and physical weakness. As all the police detachments have been called in, the reports resetting the rebel leader's movement, are not vety satisfactory. All statements, however, agree in repre senting his whole appearance to be completely changed, and the eccentricity of his manner to be such that the people had lost all confi dence in him as a leader. Those who will cling to his desperate fortunes do so merely in the hope of preserving him front arrest. Major-General Macdonald, with nine companies of the 74th High landers, has left town by the Great Southern and Western Railway for Tipperary, together with a company of the GOth Rifles and two batteries of artil lery, and is to be immediately followed by the 85th Light Infantry and another division of the Rifles. The 55th Regiment is also in orders. An order has just been issued to the local pensioners, directirg that dy .o hold them elves in re. diness for garrison duty. The grand juries of several counties have adopted addresses to the lord-lieutenant, praying him to take rigorous measures (such as have Leen already adopted) for the suppression of the clubs and the rebel agitation. The following is the ad dress of the grand jury of the Southern Riding of Tipperary, unanimously adopted by that body : The grand jury of the South Ridiag of the county of. Tipperary, ass mbled at thonmel, fur ffie summer assizes, deem tl.at it is incumbent on them most resin Welly to call the attention of the lord-lieutenant t the at its of that part cf the county wish which they are counected by property and other ties The greatest alarm prevails among all climes of her rasjisty's loyal blihjata at the relaxation of clubs in aMa It every parish, systematically organised by de puties from a central body. ma prinelpks and views of these clubs are of a most treasonable and revolu tionary charac cc. The eve 'throw of the government, the appropriatioa o f the property of the calary, and the repeal, by the violent means of an armed force, of the legielativ , union between Great Britain and this country, are openly and avowedly advocated and encouraged. We arc fully pet:wieded that it is absolutely necessary for the peace, prosperity, and security of - the United Kingdom, thet the treasonable attempts which are now made by infatuated and misguided men to involve this coun try in misery and confusiou, dismember the empire, end sub', rt the authority of her majesty. should be met by the moot decided and energetic measures; and we, therefore, most humbly pray that your excellency may he ph seed to take immediate wits ter the suppression of these club.; and that, if the powers of existing laws be found Madequate, your excellency will apply to the legislature for such further powers as you in .y deem neci wary to meet the greatn.ss of the dancer with which the kingdom is threatened. While we thus make known our opinion, we feel our selves called on to express our reliance in the firm and vigor nu &ministration of the existing laws by your excel lency, and earnest desire manift,ted on every to take ouch step* as nifty afford security to life and property, and promote its welt as and prosperity.—Grand July-room, Clonmel, July 24, 1418. A letter, dated Clonmel, July 29, says: No outbreak has yet occurred. The proclamation from Dublin Castle, effering r, wards for the apprehension of Smith O'Brien, Dolt ny, Mt agher, and J B. Dillon, arrived this morning, and was posted up in ell directions, without hindrance or disturbance. The leaders have cast therm Ives upon Tipperary, where their only hope seems to lie. Since the truffle: s appeal to the Carrick-on-Suir clubs to stand by him, Smith O'Brien, Dillon, and ',Amy, have been hovering about, one day at Sli veuamon, another at Mullinahone. It is confidently stated that testerday a troop of the Bth Hussars were passing through Killenaule, and oar their approach a large body of the rebels there, headed by O'Brien and Dillon, turned out to meet them, under the impression that they had warrants for the arrest of the leaders. A barricade was thrown up, and on the top stood O'Brien, armed. Ile in quired the object of the soldiers, and was toil they were I merely peraina through. lie then asked the c dicer. on his honour as a gentleman. whether he was come to take him. The officer said that he held no warrant for the apprehension of any man, and that if he did, he would not be afraid to de his uuty. The batr;iade was thin cleated away. and the Rumors passed t , .rouffi. The rebel chiefs still re main about K Fethard, and Ball ingarry perhaps the most lawless district in Ireland. It is the current report that they will tat surrender without snaking all the resistance is their power. The pre p mations made by the authorities here are extraord nary the imm rise body of horse and foot soldiers and constabulary are kept incessantly to their duty. A number of field-pieces of artillery are exp. Geed here this evening. A letter dated Carrick-on-Suir' July 29th says : The search for arms COMMI octal here yesterday, and was submitted to by the people wi h most exemplary reeignation. Very few weapons were found, but the moral effect was manifested by the c rest-fallen appearance of the populace, which wait most striking. The mode adopted for prosecuting the search was this—a niece of artillery . was p anted at the end of the street, the military took posiess:on of - II the avenue s leading into it, end the police then corameeccd the examina tion of all cusp. cted pia. el. Smith O'Brien is some vibe re in the neighbourhood of Multnahone, Wowed by some des rate r..garnuffms variously estimated from 30 to 100. Ile has been refused assistance in alino4 all quarters. We here a reteart that a troop of Lancers, who arempted to take Smith O'Brien yesterday, were forced to retire. At pat-hoar last night Waterford was tranquil. A gentleman writing front that city remarks : Our walls are covered with proclamations suppressing our clubs, end offering rewards Re the aepreliensim of 01;6 , Meagher, Dillon, Doheny, and the othem. The presidents of the clubs have vatted permission to ssaemble the several bodies under their command in order to their formal dissolu tion. This the authorities have refused. The search for arms hu not commenced here, but when it does it will net be resisted. !f3 ime five hundred men of the marine artillery arrived yesterday, with three field-pieces, and 300 mere are expected to-morrow. The second division of the 3rd Bulfs also •ed yesterday, and to-day the entire regiment has been melted up the country, with the intent probably of taking part in a combined move ment, under General Aacilmiald, upon the neighbourhood of Mullinhone, by troops from Piltown, Clonmel, Cashel, Templemore, Kitlo any, and some of the less important stations. ARRE;TS FOR SEDITION AND TREASON IN BEL- rAsT.—To.day, at the police court in this town, says the Banner of Ulster, in a bulletin published on Saturday, P. Kane, • comp:sitor in the Northern IVhig, office, was brought up, charged with filing pistols on Friday night last, in Smithfield, to the terror and alarm of her majesty's sub jets in that neighbourhood. He WAS arrestod by Constable Shine, who, after having him taken him to the police ritice, searched him and dicovered upon his person two pistols and a ticket of membershio of the John Mitchel Club in Belfast. The magistrates, after conferring trgether for a length of time, stated that they would suspend judgment until Tuesday next. Application for bail was applied for, and granted; the bench, however, refused to let him out on his I own recognisance; he was required to find hail, himself in 1001. and two sureties in 50/. each. William Downing, a re-pectable tailor, residing in Castle-place, wits text charged with using seditious and treasonable language against the statute. The expression he made WC sof was "To h-1 with the Queen." Ile was also remadried tit] I Tuesday, but was admitted to bail, himself in 001., and two I sureties in 201. each. TIIE CLUBS IN BELFAST. The five rebel clubs which we some time since stated to have had a being in Bel fast, departed this life—at least ostensibly so—on Friday last,—Bulletin of Batistes of Ulster. CONFEDERATE LEADERS IN LIVERPOOL. The principal Confederate leaders in Liverpool, like those of Dublin, have not been seen of late on their accustomed walks. Dr. Reynolds has disappeared for the present, and Mr. M'Manus and others went to Dublin on Monday. They were, without knowing it, accompanied by a " detec tive," and Mr. M'Manus was traced to his hotel in the Irish metropolis. On the Irish officers inquiring for him in an hour or two afterwards, he was not to be found. In his travelling bag, however, they discovered a splendid military uniform-green, with gold facings. Was it a fancy dress ? ELOPEMENT EXTRAORDINART.—Not a little gossip has just been occasioned in the neighbourhood of Stockton, by the elopement of a clergymen of the established church (a near connexion of the highest legal functionary of the realm) with the lady of a wealthy squire. The parties took up their abode for some days at the Adelaide hotel, London . bridge, but have since departed for the Continent, their destination being said to be ldrussels...Yetreastle Guardian. DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. According to the letters received from Germany, active preparations are making for the recommence ment of hostilities with Denmark. The Prussian government has warned the shipping interest that captures may be expected immediately to recommence. From Li.: burg, also, the advices are not altogether satisfactory, us the Dutch government, it is said, intends to r,sist any attempt of the German Confe deration to bring the Duchy into their alliance. At Hatnburgh, money was easy last week; but confidence was likely to be impaired again by the renewal of the Danish war. Stocks were lower in consequence. At Berlin also the market was feebler, as well as at Amsterdam. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. 11:past One.—The political advices from Italy have comenanled mach attention in the moneyed circles this morning. In one of the journals the state of affairs was di scribed as sufficiently serious, but the particulai ft conveyed in a third edition of th.• Daily Neva, which is of the latest date from Paris, namely, yesterday evening at six o'clock, are much less startling, men ly announcing that Charles Albert "gained a complete victory over the Austrians." The information from Dublin still exercises the chief influence in the stock and money market=, and the Dublin intelligence of last night being favourable, everything down to that period remaining tranquil, we have had very little fluctuation in the funds Consols opened at 961 to ; from this they re3eded to I ter cent., namely, to 861 (sellers), but soon rallied to the opening value of 8(i;t to 1. Exchequer Bills, 335. to 375. prem. It was settling-day in the foreign funds and in railway shares. Spanish Three per Cents., 21 tto t. Five per Cotta, 11 to ; Portuguese, 18 to 19. ' Mexican, Fit to 1. Dutch 1 wo-and-a-Half per Cents., 43 to 4. Two o'Clock.—Private letters from Milan, dated the 21ith inst., make the Austrians to have lost 10,000 men in prisoners, and 7,000 in killed and wounded; and a hope is expressed bete that such may be the fact, as it may be the cause of a break-up of the army, and an earlier retut nt) a state of public order. There is a report of a flint of some note being in difficulti :a, and we beieve the statement is correct, but abstain at present front further allusion to the subject. The corn market is firm to-day, and the weather, 'ring a little uncertain, checks the effect whLh the full supply might otherwise have. -- - ENOI,IBII FUN Dr.. l'attk Rtnek. tea 8 ..,,,CL Cony. for Ar.. 847 1 buyery 3 par Ct. Itol. Anat., f'1;! 4 3; per C00t.... tll 7.t 3Nu CL Cu.. Aono. 66 t buyer., C,'“at,NOTI3III+. 33, 1.0 No I , mm .01tr.i..131 FUN 1.. , . 4 per Cr. Awtretn !t0p.1. , 1 per CooL Green lit 11d... 111 111 4. per 18. Halo. 1.0n.1% 4674 ..rell 611 Iheferrod 114,, 2 9 2 1., C. d. that., Yi 6 A port* N.A..% 1046. 171 / 4 iLtr Ct. I:nuClif. 15,5., . 5 71 ..1., et. 1 . .".54'.41 11.1.... 34 3 1.114$ Nor. L 3 70 I , Atto.e.4 For.rs. 18 19 6 ter Cl 11888.. Arrf. 11.1.... 20 3 4 5 , r CI 118. 11.1..., 8: 9 111t10 l'hiliAn Itu.A.. 01 4 18tio ivialtrix b Ma, 111 P lin eolu,n , . I,f. It.l ~ :: jot CI. 14.4.8i.1 , k.. 2 1 1 8 c01...11880 I ,01.t.10r ltd._ 11.3 : , 1.31181 lkftm,l It'.. — 't pc, it. 1414141, 1114.. 67 71 111ttu. Pamdre 13.11.. N 3 i 4pa (A. Duo. 11.6.., 13 4 2 ;or et. Vettozatia L.I. 15 18 4 par Ct. Dad. UV... 0.1 71 Vettmatat.44 belt.trivt ittl... 4 5 RAILWAYS.—The share market is steady, with little business doing, as this is soling-day in shares and foreign stocks. Culedoniain., 27 • ' North Staifords, 21 dig.; Great Northerna, 9 1 to 9 dis. French shares are a shade firmer. SALES EFFECTED UP TO T ltiatur.hies .14C(11 .111 Piero. Tia:ord June 221 Hod., seam. ' and than., 4 Caledonian, 261 E. Counth e, 141 F.: at Lincolni.hire, Gt. South. 3: Wed. (Ireland!, MI Great Wilder", Ilalrea, 49 Line. It York. New Guar. 6 per Cent., 3f Lond., Brighton, S alb Coed New Gum. 6 per Cent., di London and Greenwich, 81 Lon. St N. We. tern Fitilei,7l 1)3. 10/., M. and B. (II), to; LIVEIIPOuL Caledonian Pref , Se. 9d. p Lan. and York. Fiftna, d . _ t 710. New Qrs., 1 1 D 1)0. 401. L. M., 9i p Man.. Blurt, & Lin. Prof., 10 I MANCH BSI RR Lecils and Think Pref.. 21 d Man., Jaen., & Lin., No. 2, 15 BIRMINGHAM N. 91affordshire, 21. 16s. JA. d WO YlllB DAY IN LONDON. 1,2 found In loot page.) noon and 8. Western, 48 Mi.II tot, 103 North Kritish Thirds, 2) oxford, woo., 8; Wulv., 27 Great Northern, G A It( aditsu,DuBdford, & Reigate, 61 Sltroirldre Union, 11 *nab Devon, 13 gornereet, and Weyrn., 19 York, Newe., & Ber. No. and Rev.), 11l 113. Pur., 91 Boulogne and Amivto, 61 1 N. of Franco, SA 41.8 n. JUT 29. Mid'and, 1011 2 Do. Halves, 61 d 8. E.a.tern & Dover, No. 4. S d York, Newt., and Ber., N. 9 11. Ester No. 2, If p Do. G. N. Y. 11 p Irtm 20. North Star rd•Aire, 2/ d SNlth ElStern, 2i SALIN, JrLl' 20. I Shrop.. Woo, 555. d COALS.—lraff-part Two.—llate's Hartley, 146.; Huddle's Vet Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Can's Hartley, 14s. 63. ; Eden Alain, 15a. 6d. ; Halting's Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Hard. y, 14s. 6a.; Walls li.dl Adelaide, 15s. 9d.; Walla En.: Hatton, 16: ; Walls End Hatton, 11234. 6d. ; Walla End LamtiVin, 16a. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. 3d.; Walla End Teani, 16.. IL—Ships at market, 167. PItOI)UCE.—MINCING-Lose, Mtlf-past Two.— The public sale P advertised for to-morrow consist of 160 Wads. West India, 2,000 baps Mauritius, 4,500 bags East and 100 cakes Ceylon Sugar; 1,000 bags Ceylon, 80 tierces, and 100 barrels Jamaica Coffee; 4,100 bags nice, and 300 bags Pimento.-144iiii il Sugar steady ; lumps, to pass the stsnlard, 635. 6d.—Tsllow arrived during the week, 1,354 casks ; delivered, 1,110 ca-laa. The present stock on hand is 6,170 casks; at the same period last year it was 6,424 casks TALLOW.— Tallow is firm an looking np. Peters burgh Y.C. on the spot, 414. W. to 45. , .; October to De cember delivery, 435. Ga. 433. Dd. ; separate mouths' delivery, bd. more. -• ARTICULARB OF TALLOW.—JtIx al. I 1846. 8,324 U 99 5,191 746 2,697 dla. &L i 4.15. SHIPPING. MAIL* ARLllVAD.—llublin, 6; Waterford, 4; Donagba dee, 2; French, 2 ; Flanders, 2; Holland, 1 ; Hamburg, 1. Lemnos, July 31. Wind this day at noon, W.S.W , moderate breeze, and cloudy. DEAL, July 30.—The Fortune, of Gravelines, from Sun derland, to Bor.leaux, gut on shore on the Main, near Wul. mar Castle, to-day. but came off oa the 11 rod, without assist :wee or apparent damage. LIVERPOOL, J Lei) 30.—S.S.E.—Arrived, 2Sth : Rocking ham, Mobile ; JAVA. and Ambit', Charleston ; Seraphine, and New Zealand, from St. John's, N.B. 29th: John S. de Wolf, and Amiaesailrese, St. John's, N B.; Mundane, Mon treal. 30th: Yorktown, New York; Bombay, St. John's, N. 8.; Aurora, Quebec. Sailed,29th : Syria, Hung lion,; Jeremiah Garnett, Shanghai; Elisabeth, Cape Town; James, Rio Grande ; Aleiospe, Monte Vkleo ; Joshua Waddington, Valparaiso; Adam Smi , h, Buenas Ayres; Elizabeth Radcliff., Lima ; Antelope, Tampico ; Ripley, St. DA:pingo; Lydia, Baltimore; Kalamazoo, and Arabella, Philadelphia; Illabchard, and St. Lawrence, New York; Marion, Boston; Blue Nose, Wet 'nand St. Stephen's, N.B. ; Acadia (st.), llalitax; Harriet, Newfoundland 30th, Nestor, Calcutta ; J. H. Shepherd, New York ; 'frodes, Boston; Montrea!, Montreal; Regina Cwla, Naples. OFF LIVERPOOL, July 30.—Arrived: Lanarkshire, Cas tiliart Maid, Free 'trade (en), and Wiadermere. DEAL, July 29.—W.5.W. to S.W.; 30th, S.S.W. to S.; B.S.W. to S.W.—Arrived: Emily, Africa. Arrived frnni the river, 20:h : Morayshire. Jamaica. Sails', '29tn : Eliza, Launet.tor, Van Diem:if:a Luid ; Penyard Park, Spin: y, N.S.W. ; J n,ior, kingaport ; Itobert Henderson, Atgea Bey ; Packet, Cape of 0.1,Al Hope ; Queen Victoria, ; I'alinueun, Catherine Rl:zabeih, and Druid, Maass rare; Corea, lioorruras; Tw-ket, Miraruichi ; Amy, tiecliat ; Eglinton, Riser St. Lawrence. 30th: Vixen, Port Philip ; Java Packet, aelavia ; Augusta Jessie, Ceylon; Indian Chief, Algae Bay Queen Victoria, Bahia • (laden Fleece, l'ernambuen ; Elizabeth, Rio Janeiro; Morayshire, Ja maica; ia.t,p I, LAVAL.; Ofela, Bermuda; Velatett, Boston ; Elizabeth, Ri.hibucto ; Sarah, and Pollock, Mine miehi ; Loui'a, St. Lawrence. PORTAMOUTII, July 29.—N.W. to W.S.W.-30th, S.S.W. to W.—Sailed: 21:b, Sarah lie 'keit, St. Helena. 29eh, Hateliff, Hobart Town; Buceptialus, and Soutbent:pton, Cal cutta. WEYMOUTH, July 28.—Astrea, Quebec. Exmourx, July 21.—Arrived: Dr lender, Quebec. AIIERDEEN, July 2b.—An ivod : lle lunge Martin, Green land, with 1;;O atm', Sailed: St. Laurence, Quebec. PETEICHEAD, July 2.9. W.—Arrived. 27 Victor, Greenland, with 1 fish and de* 28tu ; Germania, Greenland, with 90 seats. Los:emotes (Duke:Er), July 20.—Sailed: Protein, St. John's, Newfoundland. FALMOUTH, July 29.—Variable and light; 30th, B.W , moderate.—Arrived, 28th: Shannon (at.), Laudon, and pro ceeded for Dublin. l'ivarourti, July 30.—S.—Arrived: Victoria, Mireuaicbi; Dahlia. Quebec. Cow's, July 29.—S.W.—Arrived, 30th: Juno, St. Ja3ra de Cuba, for Altana. CHATItAk, July 29.—Arrived: George Wilkinson, Quebec. CLYDE, July 27th, W.—Sailed, 25: Ivanhoe, Havana, 28th, Melissa, Callao; Thomas Wright, New York; Caro line. Boston. 29th, Albin, Montreal. Altl/HOSSAN, July 27.—Arrived : Norway, Quebec. SwaNena, July V.—Arrived : Ithederick Dhu, Coquimbo. 28th. sailed: Arietta, Cubit. 34th, Meraey, Qriebec. NEWPORT, July 27.—Arrived: Ann Clark, Sliediao. BitisroL, July 30.—S.W.—Arrived: Surp: ise, New foundland; Fingal, Quebec. Sailed, 29th : Competitor, New Carlisle ; Th.-eon, Bathurst; Elisabeth, Quebec. 30th, Shannon, New York; Fr dcrick, ono Oronocto, Si. Julin's, N.B. ; Miramichi, and Josepha, Quebec. Seni.i.r, July 27th.—W.S.W.—Sailed: Siberia, New foundland. OFF FALMOUTH, July 29. Arrived: Jane Francis, Launceston. 30th, Flandrc, Havana, and sailed for Aut. werp. LORD lIARDINGE.—His lordship arrived in Great Starshopeestreet a yesterday afternoon, from Penshurst, Kent. It is expected that to del , the noble and gallant general will leave for Liverpool, eta mate to Dublin, to take a command in the dispose ion of the tn. 3ps. TILE LONDON CHARTINT , .—WarrnnIs have been issued to arrest several of the London chartist leaden. A- CHARTIST MEETING was held yesterday morn ing at the South London Chsriet Had, Webber.street, Blackfriars, at which Mr. Sherridan presided, and several persons advocated the people's charter and " the cause of liberty." GREENOCK, JULY 28.—With reference to the arrest of two of tie chartist leaders here yesterday, IF , are informed that when Smith, the secretary to the Aim. Club in Glasgow, was apprehended, his confederate, for when the police were in search, immediately came down to Greenock, got a meeth.g of the coinieittee of the Arius C.uti culled to gether, when the bales of the ciub, and, indeed, almost cast y p tper that anything could be founded on, were burnt. Neither Bernell nor N. lson had the leant doubt of the lega lity of their conduct, as they fancied the Arms Hill did nut extrnd to Scotland. It is as well the dismor ry of the daring designs of these parties was known so son, as, we are cr. di bly informed, 400 muskets, ordered from a hnuars in Div min share ' are on their way to Greenock fur the use of the Arms Club.—North lkitish Mad. PEEcAUTIO:4AEY NIEASGICES IN GLAsGOW.—Perfect tranquillity prevails in this city. It is and. tatoo I that the sheriff has reed? d a communication from the Home Secretary, recommending the autherities ta be on the alert in ease of any dieturbince being attemet. fl in conjunction with the insurrectionary movement in Ireland. In conse quence of this preeauti nary advice, considei able bodies of enrolled pensioners have been petted both in the cavalry and infantry barrack., and such other arrangements made as must ensure the instant suppression of any tendeney to riot. Not the slightest fear, however, of anything of this kind is entertained. TIIE REGlsTßATlON.—Yeafellitly the lists of persons entitled to vote in the electi in of membcrs of parliament for b ,roughs, and c iunties, were p steel, as required by the act, on the doots of all places of public worship within their respective parishes, for the inspection of the poetics in terested. All peremis findin.t their names nmitted, Leprn perly spelt, or qualification improperly dewrihed, should send in notice to that effect to the overseers of their pari.hes on or before the lith of August, which is the lAA day for making claims or objections. Want of attention in this re spect has excluded many who otherwise were fully entitled to be placed on the r,gieter. THE RETROGRESSION OF THE PRESOL—Itt an able artiole on " The whigs in and out of office," the Patriot thus speaks of the daily London journals:—'• Mr. Disraeli boasts of the political re-action of which he is the type. We must expect a r-ration. All the tendencies of aristocratic opinion are in that direction. The present character of cur journalists is an i..dicat on of the retrograde movement. The EdintrergA !lesion, after being long a servile organ of whiggism, has well-nigh divested itself of its liberal character The Chronicle no longer belongs even meensibly to the liberal party. The Times, M. Guirit's English organ, is still in sidiously lending itself to the same sinister interests and Machinvelian knavery. The Daily New alone, of the daily morning papers, supports the character of a liberal journal. Radical editors have, one by one, submitted to put on the court livery, and to work in the fetters of place. The true old English spirit of democratic liberty, which line made this country what it is, the plastic spirit of our institutions, seems flying out among us—tad is, among the topmost branches of the tree; for it is still vigorous in the trunk and in the root. The heart of the nation is sound. Protestant Eng. land possesses, in the practical good sense, steady industry, and religious knowledge of her middle Anil industrial classes, that breakwater against the encroachment of despotism, rr the storms of revolutionary violence, which other nations want. With 8,000 places of public worship, raised and sup ported by the people, we are guaranteed, under divine I'ro videnee, against any serious social convulsion on the one hand, or any successful attempt to stop the progreas of reform on the other."— Wiltshire Independent. NEW FOREST MANAGEMENT.—it is stated that an investigation is going on into the management of the New Feted, having particular reference to same disclosures which have been made of some efieged extensive frauds which have been carried on for a series of years. The Hants Independent cys: " We do not feel at liberty to mention the specific charges, at the present stage of the inquiry, further than that the gist of the matter is, that the crown has been largely de invaded in the delivery of timber after the periodical sales in the forest. Pending the inquiry a general suspeasion of the officers has taken place, and the election for the vacant re gardeeshiy has also been deferred." THE t.:O3IING HARVEST.—The Gardeners' Chronicle publishes returns from various parts of the country of the present appearance of the crops. They indicate a full ave rage produce of wheat, a various yield of barley, a com paratively poor crop of oats and of beans, a very bad crop of peas, good promise of a turnip crop, and a heavy crop of hay of variable quality. They indicate also a stock of wheat on hand considerably beyond the average of past years at this season. On the whole, we think there was at the date of these returns every reason for thankful anticipation regarding the ensuing harvest. Much of this result, however, still hangs, no doubt, upon the weather. The returns respecting the potato crop confirm the accounts already i üblished of the progress uot Itcotitleandlsoefiley, aapnpdearsh,ouw yet, to v o ir a a v d e ing. p l ed i . e Low- MALT - Stork this day - ...... Dr:ivcry last wet k Do. from Ist June Arrival lotto eek . from let June Price V. C. tho; day ;ter rm LW. Toirri, Lot FritLiy 71 6. :it 1 , 1 .1 11 6,318 10,75.4 24 1,3 :,4 4.691 I 6;iu3 ißa Sd. 411, 6d. 3ln. its. 6d. COM.—MARK-LANE.—Our market was liberally supplied with Wheat this morainic by land-carriage samples from Essex, Kent, nut Suffolk, end the trade opened at an advsnec of Is. to 2s. per qr. upon the qui.tattns of last Monday, but, the w• ether proving fine during market hours, the demand slackened, and the quotations of that day wefts with difficulty exceeded by Is. per quarter. Foreign Wheat was ha I c firmly forfora like increase in value, which was not generally complied with, tad previous quota tions mur be repeated. Griuding Marley wa• in request, at 6'. to Is. beyond the rates of this day se'nnight. Oats were not a brisk sale, at the advance quoted on Friday, of 6d. per quarter. Beans and Peas were each fully as char as last week. BRITII3II. 8 .ehen per (I. c'. tVuvae, TAM and Bent, red 43 ui 52 to 54...arti1t0 48 to 58 to 43 Norfolk and Suffolk. Ili to SO to 52... do 5l to 53 to L 8 TULL% CM 1 . .1 , -.0% Of Mardk Camb. & Lin.; red... 46 lo 48 to 50 _white.— 48 to 52 to 32 Northumb. and scotch do.— to —... d 0...... to to Irish do Rya.- BO to 32 BARLIT, Feeding. to —...diedlling 23 to 27 to 30 lu ..boutcli to Reek Wllner — to them Englidt Feed.. .. —lB to 20 to 21e Od .blaek. —to —llod Ditto 'blonde •.. 20 to 21 to 22e od...potato 23 to 28. Od Berwick Cc Notch feed 21 to 23c 041...p0tat0 23 to 24. Od Irish feed IS to 194 Od black.. lB to 19.01 Ditto potato 21 to 124 Od 5410 30 fine, pale 57 to 80 _ maul, Pens, grey 33 to 3740d...mi5p1i 37 N b. Blue 43 to 44. imperial 45 to 49 White 34 to 37. boilers. 37 to 39 BRAN', 51anigan 26 to 30. Mei' Harrow 30 to 33. mall 32 to 34...01d to T 00..., New spring —to --new minter —er —...01d —to &trusser., New 6O to 6•1 Lix,El,lo CA." per thOUNIOii Per melt e £ l 2 M.. F1.01:3, Town-1113de, dellrered 42 to 46...11ne household 40 to 42 Nrfolk awl sub elk 3O to 3.9. white 39 to 40 No o rthumberland, Lincoln, nal Yorkshire ....... Blatt' and Keut to --Irish FOREIGN. WNIaT, Dantric and Konigeticret ... 51 to 55 tine 57 to 59 Poniriancan, Rostock, and Stetsin, French and Brabant to Danish and Ilambuigh Russian 36 to 12... Egyptian...-. to Danube and Odcwa Spanish hard to —...soft — to Canadian to .Australlan..... 61 to 37 Res — to it/MIA'S% Feeding 20 to 21...distrniart U to 26 1,114 AN Coax 31 to 33...L0m1.5s to Oar., Ragman Pomeranewt and Stralsund.— ................. -....... to Swedieb and Danish — l7 to 21 Friereland and Dutch feed l7 to 20 Ditto Brew X to 24...ked »....»...... to Buss, tick to —...01d.. — to Small to PEA!, grey White to 32...h011i " as ll5 to 26 TALL., old —to new to --largo ....... ... —to - 1,1N.1.M.D. Hattie and Iranian 3B . to 40 to 44 Mediterranean and Odessa- — to 42 to 42 Rarserrn to --hem pseed 4l to 48 ItAro.o Oats" free or duty, per ton. g 2 10s. to X 5 15s. Lansaw CAKZA, Dutch and German..S 8 Ow te E 9 Os. Intro French and email:on Al 5 10e. to a 9 10a. Frown, American, per barrel of 1961 t• 25 to 27 Danvie and Hamburg— to Canadian French, per eack of WSW. tree —. -» to ARRIVALS' LNTO LONDON FROM 24th TO 2911011 LY. Wheat Om English. booed. Trials Foreisn. I 4107 7195 Barley 4O 2133 Oats 4l I 2353 t SOS 6 I 3109 Flour, 2,536 sacks: 503 barrels Malt, MO 1 1T 16 Lownos Armenia. Wheat, 50a. 9d. 7 i Barley, 254 3d. ; Gate 20e. 6d.; Rye,—; Beane, 3Se. 3d.; Peas, --- IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wheat., Barley. Oats. Ilya. Beans. , Peas. June 17 ... 1413 s 10d 50s 10d 20s 8d 31s 7d 37s 2.1 . 33 s Od tele lld 31. 2d 2s. 9d 29s 4d 38e lld .113 s 4d July 1 :43s 2d V , ' '2oi lid 30s 2 4 36 s Id 38e 2d 8 ... '4Bs 106 ids 1d 20s 8d 311 0/ 36. ed 37e 4d 13 49s Id 29s Od 20s 9 d 31s 0.2 38e 64 dis 3d 22 ... .43s lld JO. 24 201 3,1 lAs id 37e 116178. 3d 6 ireets' Agg. Aver. 'Pis 2.1 30 9d'204 3d JOs 3d 36 - 7 - 9 - d 37s id 9s. ; Barley. Oats, Eye, Beau, and Peaty 2n. dd. Prim. 17. 1 1une 14: July I ' ' , dr 1 5 . 49 I 48 n I f 40 10 I ... 40 2 .-.1 . • 44 11 I 46 10-- AYLESTIVRY, July 29.-Wheat, 101. to 131. ss. per load. Barley, 28s. to 30s. per qr. Oats, 225. to 30s. Beans, 375. .0 . 395. Pew, 38s. to 425. BEDFORD, July 29.-There was a moderate displ y of Whet by the farmers, which sold slowly, at an advance of fully Is. over the previous currencies. Barley rather thinly supplied, and the trade firm, at the extreme rates paid last week. No Peas offering. Beans and Oats a slow trade. at the previous quotations. Wheat made from 28a. to 33s per load. Barley, 9s. per Beans, 255. per lead. Oats, 18s. to 275. BOSTON, July 28.-We have bad a goad show of Wheat at cur market to-day, with a slow trade, at ls. decline. Oats the turn lower. Beans as last quoted. Wheat, red, 475. to 500 ; white, 52e. Oats, 151. to 21s. Beans, 355. to A. per quarter. CANTERBURY, July 29.-Our market to clay was largely supplied with When', but there was a very dull sale ' • prices rather higher. Wheat, brown, 40 1 . to 505.; white, 50.. to 595. Barley, 325. to 365. Oda, 21s. Beano, 325. to 345. CARLISLE, Ju'y 29.-We had a good supply of Wheat this morning, which realised, in some instances., a. slight adv nee on last week's rates. Oats and Barley were in smell supply, but no change in prices. Wheat, white, new and old, 21s. 61. to 2 2 0. Gd.; red, new and old, 19s. del. to 21e. Bar. ley, ns w and old, 11.. to 12s. OAS, potato, 80. 61. to 9s. 62.; common, 7.. Gd. to 8.. 6.1. Flour, 2s. to 2s. 4d. per stone. Oatmeal, 2s. Ryemeal, Is. 6.1 Barleym.al, Is. 4d. CHELMSFORD, J 517 28.-There was a large supply of Wheat at market, but in consequence of the unsettled state of he weather, it was taken (every at an advance of 4s. per qr.; white, 555. to 595. ' • red, 50.. to 525. Cutting will be general on Monday. S pring Corn La short supply, and rather dearer. COLCHrsTER, July 29.-Wheat cutting bass partially com menced here ; tie: weather is now warm and showery. The Potato disease has continued to spread in this district since its tint appearance in June, and is now worse than it has be. nin any previous year in July. We calculate on the price et Potatoes , being mach to high to allow of their being used, as human food, for purposes of economy. As to other crops, we can only cenhrm our observations of last week. The supply of Wheat has been goad,. and the demand co ereensive, with steadily advancing p rices. Wheat, red, 60s. to 51.. pie 621b5.; white, 535. to 56.., f. os b. GLOCCF.STER, July 29. -At our market this day English Wheat was in better supply, and sold s'only at an advance of fully 4e. per quarter. Foreign Wheat in good demand, at a similar iniproyenient in price. Barley, without alteration. Beans and Oats Gal. per quarter dearer, with a good d. wand. The following are the current prices :-Wheat, English, white, per imperial bushel, Gs. BJ. to 61.101.; red, Os. Gd. to fie. Bd. • llantzic (low to high mixed), per 480 'ben 6s. 9d. to ' 7, • Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 6e. 6d. to 6s. Od. ; Odesia, Marianopoli, soft, ss. 9d. to 6s. ; Odessa, 'Taganrog, hard, to. 61. to ss. 9d. Barley, Eng lish, grinding, per 3921b5., 275. to 285.; malting, per imp. qr., 300. to 22..; Irish, erinding, 275. to 285.; malting, 30.. to 31.. ; foreign, grinning, 255. to 27a. ,• malting, 30s. to 321. Beans, English, old, te. r imp. bushel, fo.6d. to 51. 9d. ; foreirtn, Egyptian, per 651 lbs., 41. to 4s. 3d.; French, Batch, snail Tick, 4s. 10d. to to. ; to Si. Oats, per 21.1 10., Limerick, Wexford. and Enniscorthy, white, 214.61. to 225. 6d. • Cork, Waterferd, and Youghall, 20s. 6.1. to 21s. Gd. ; Welsh, black. 20s. to 21e. Irish, per 3129 n., 20s. n , 0%. Gd. Pease English, breakers, grey and grinders, per 65115. 4s. 4d. to 4s. Gd. Indian Corn, per 65414§. 41. to 4s. 9d. Flour, beat seconds, English, 38s. to 40s. Linseed Cake, French, 101. to 101. 10s. Imports for the week ending July 28: Barley, foreign, 1,472 ; Oats, Irish, 1,246; Beans, 363 qr. 0 eitoronn, July '29.-Our supply of Wheat wax large. The fineness of the weather earned the trade to be dull, and we have little alt. re ion to nuke in our quotations; a trifling advance was in sonic instances obtained. The sale was ex tensive, Whew, 411. to 610. per qr. ; Barley, 281. to 321. ; Oats, 21s. to 21.. ; genie, 38e. to 425. MANCHFATER, July 29.-The weather hss assumed a 'bre ,tening asp. et, aed we have continued en.d increase] recounts of the spread of the Potato disease. Our stocks here are light, almost beyond precedent, and, as a natural eons' quence, every article of the trade ha., since our last report, realised AtlYtllCed prices. A large buspaess has been doing in Liv,•rmel during the week, and also at Wakefield yraterday, Wheat selling readily at an advance of fully 3.. per qr. To-day our market is well attended, and, though the extreme rates:demanded have • tendency to confine trans actions to a limited compact, every article is held with great firmness. Wheat is 4d. to 6d. per bushel. Flour 2s. to 3s. per sack. Oats Id. to 2.1. per bushel. Meal Is. per load, and B ano Is. per qr., dearer than on Saturday tut. No change in Malt al otter articles. Wheat, per bushel of 70110., English, white, Bs. 61. to Bs. 4d. ; red, 7e. Gd. to 7s. 8.1.; Irish white, 7s. Bd. togs.; red, 78. Ga. to Is. Bd. Bar ley, per bush. oftiOlbe. grinding, 3e. 9d. to4s. 3d. Oats, per bush of 451b5., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 3s. 2d. to 4,1. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 35.1,1. to 3s. 2d. Beans, per qr. of 5041 b., English, small, 39e. to 40s. ; tick, 38s. to 395. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white, boilers ' 40s. to 425. Flour, per sack of 2801 be., English and Iris h, fine, 38s. to 395. ; superfine ' 40s. to 41e.; extra, 420. to 445. Oatmeal, per load of 240110., English and Irish, 27e. to 28a. NEWCASTLE-ON-TINE, July 29.-The weather to-day seems to be improving, but during the week it was bois tevoua and unsettled, consequently the crops have made but little progress. Our beers received during the week speak very unfavourably of Potatoes, but as yet the complaints are few en this district, and so unimportant as scarcely to bear mentioning. The trade since this day sennight, influenced by the exciting reports from oth, r markets, has assumed much firmnees ; the sales effected in Wheat and Flour on Tuesday being at an advanee of fully Is. to 2s. per qr., and Is. per sack, respectively, other articles at the same time en joying more attention at rather higher prices. At our mar ket this mornieg we had a better supply of Wheat from the growers, _and having very little offering from the coast, tresh-thrashed sampk a were taken off at an enhanc, went of 'Zs. per qr., and what business transpired in south country qualities and foreign, was at a similar improvement ; but the trade, upon the whole, closed dull. For Flour there was a fair, steady inquiry, and we raise our quotations la. per sack, but our millers, we understand, advanced their price 3'. per sack ; whether, however, the advance be sustained, will be mainly contingent upon circumstances. Rye unal tered. Barley continues in good request, and a clearance has been generally made at last weeks prices. Choice sea son-made Melt supports its value • but innor descripti na are almost totally unsaleable. li k eans much the same, but toiling Peas, owing to the unfavourable reports r. garding potatoes, have commanded more attention, and evince an advancing tendency. Having only a moderate show of Ooh fr ai the country, andthe .arrivalsbring equally so, sales were more freely effected, at an advance of Is. per qr. The duty on Wheat is Is. lower. On other grain there is no change. Wheat ; British, Northumberlsad, new, white, 545. to 58s. ; red, 520. to 55..; Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 54a. to 58s. ; red, 525, to 555. ; Lincolnshire, new, white, 545. to 504. ; red, 50s. to 540. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 28s. to 30s. Barley, Northumberland and Scotch, 26.. to 28e.; Cite valier, 28... to 30e. ; grinding and distilling, 245. to 28e. Malt, 50s. to 54 ; Chevalier, 565. to 58s. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch, potato, new, 22e. to 243. ; common and Angus, new, 20s. to 22.. Peas, white, boilers, 36e. to 38s. ; grey and maple, 345. to 36.. Beans, new, 34.. to 38e. Flour, per sack, fine , Stockton and Nor thumberland, 36e. to 39e. ; Norfolk, white, 365. to 398.; households, 355. to 37e. ; seconds, 345. to 3 Gs. ; households, 36%. to 345. ; thirds, 245. to 275. ; households, 225. to 28s. Wheat, foreign, Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 555. to 58e. ; red, 501. to 54'. Silesian, white, 54.. to 57e. ; red, 5.21. to 51.. Mecklenburg end Pomeranian, white, 545. to 58e .; red, 5 3 5. to 568 . Hamburg , Marks, and Anhalt, white, 54.. to 57e. ; red, 50e. to 535. Kiel and Holstein, white, 42e. to 545. ; red, 50s. to 525. Petersburg and Archangel, red, 40s. to 41e. Odessa, red, 425. to 465. Polish, red, 41s. to 48a. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian, 28e. to 30a. Russian, 265. to 28e. Barley, Saul, 28e. to 30e.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 24e. to 28s. Oats, Dutch Brew, 20e. to 235. ; Pomeranian, feed, 16a. to 18e. ; Hol stein and Danish, 14s. to 16a. ; Archangel and Riga, 16 0 . to 18e. Peas, white, 325. to 35e. Flour, per bar rel of 196 lb., United States and Canada, duty paid, 26e. to 28s. The arrivals this week are ; Wheat, coastwise, 2,396 ; foreign, 120; Malt, coastwise, 412; Oats, coastwise, 77; Beansforeign, 70; Flour, 2,38.5 sacks. NEWPORT (ISLE OF WIGHT), July 29.-There was more Wheat offered at our market to day than has been foss severest weeks halt; best rumples sold at an advance of 2a. per qr. over last week's prices. Nothing done in other grain. Noawicie, July 29.-We have an abundant supply of Wheat at our market today, and prices advinced 2s. per quarter on the rates of this day sennight, the merchants giving the advance freely. Barley met with no attention whatever. Oat., Peas, and Beans the turn dearer. Flour inquired after, at la. 6.1. per sack more money. Wheat, white, 495. to 535. per qr. ; red, 465. to 50s. Beans, 375. to 40s. Peas, 365. to 38s. Fine household Flour, f.0.b., per sack of 280110, 355., purchasers finding sacks and claiming one month's discount; retail, Is. lld. per stone. NorrtNcHAm, July 29.-The weather having assumed a more settled appearance the last few days, and in a few in sooner. harvest operations being commenced here, we have less excitement in the corn trade than was anticipated in the beginning of the week. The report cf disease in the Potato crop, and a considerable advance in our leading markets, however, produce their usual effect, and the business done toed ty must be quoted fully 3.. per qr. on the lest rune, and 2s. to 3s. on the general qualities. We have but little st , rring in spring corn, but full (prices are readily obtained. 'White Wheat, 545. to 56.. ; red, 531. to 55.. Barley, 295. to 30s. Oats, 225. to 265. Beans, 38s. to 40s. Malt, 58s. to GOs. Flour, superfine, 40s. to 435.; fine, 38s. ; seconds, 355. PETERBOROUGH, July 29.-We have a large supply . of Wheat for this day's market, but there is very little Spring grain offering. Wheat is a ready sale at Is. per qr. above late rates. No change in the value of Barley, Oats, rind Beans. The prospect of the Wheat mop is not so good, in this district as it was twos or three weeks since. Currency to the growers Wheat, new, 40., 425., to 4 is. ; fine, 48s. to 50s. ; old, 48 s. to 50s. Barley, 30s. to 32e.; fine, 345. Oats, new, IBs. to 205.; fine, 22.1. to 21s. ; old, 221. ; flee, 28s. Beans, new, 38s. to 40s. PETWORTH, July 29.-Prices having tempted farmers to bring out Wheat more freely, there was more on offer at our market to-day, which was taken somewhat freely by millers at our quotations. In other grain little doing. Wheat, white, 131. to 131. 15s. per load ; b red, 121. to 121. 15s. Barley, 325. to 335. per qr. Oats, 225. to 235. Beans, 425. to 44.. Peas, 40s. to 435. BEADING, July 29.-This being an exceedingly fine summer day it had its usual influence on our corn market, and prevented that rise in the value of Wheat which took place at all the leading markets in the early pert of the week ; and having a large supply, sellers were obliged, before the market closed, to accept the prices of this day week. In. Oats there was a better trade, and le, per qr. SUNDERLAND, lu;.; 29.-The weather has been TCI T fins during the week, and the Wheat plant is in excellent curtai l' tion ; the oar is filling fast, and ether crops are as promising as could be desired. The great hulk of the Hey crop may be consider:d secured, in excellent condition. The arrivals coastwise have been 150 qrs. of Oats, and 1.90 sasks 'of Flour. From the farmers today there was again a set, small supply of Wheat, which sold slowly at an advance of 2e. per qr, This advance may be considered speculative. The demand for fresh south country Wheats Is good, at our quotations. The best Wheats are worth 545. to 565. ; gond average qualities 50s. to 525. ; and inferior sorts. 465. to 48e. per qr. Oats are in better demand. at 19 s. to 22 5. Daley, at 275. to 32s ; Beans, at 325. to 36.. ; zed Peas, at 30s. to 324., are dull sale. Malt is in improv ed demand, at 525. to 58s. Good Potatoes are selling at 8d per stone. This demand for Flour is steady ; south country is charged 38s. to 395., and homemade, 365. to 37. per sack. WARMINSTER, July 22.-The supply of Wheat was I.,ge, and, at the commencement of the market, realized a slight advance on our late quotations, hut towards the close, sales were effected Is. per qr. b. low Let week's prices. A mode rate business done in Barley ' and the prices for all other grain the same as last week. Wheat, 40a. to 51s. Barley, 324. to 3.55. Oats, 211. to 255. Beans. 40s. to 455. WIN CHESTER, July 29.-Our market today was but thinly attended; and the sole for Wheat somewhat tardy at an advance of from Is. to 2s per qr. on last week's prices, whilst the amount of business done in ether descripti r , s of grain was but trifling. Wheat, 111. to 131. 14s. per lo.d ; barley, 275. to 335. per qr. ; Oats, 21s. to 255. Wrstizew, July 29.-The supply of Wheat to day is large; of other grain small. At the becinning of the market much higher prices were a - ked, in tiOSINCIIIIIICO of the re port of the potato disease gaining ground, but the is eattur pros mg line, the trade did not close quite so firm as it b‘stan, yet, at Is. to 2-s. per qr. over last week's prices these we-e several buyers. Oats and Beans as last week. Wheat, flise, white, 611 b. to 621 be., 48s. to 60 s. per qr. ; red , 47 5. to 49 5. ; good runs, 6011 w. to 6111 u., white, 465. to 485.; red, 455. to 475, ; common, 57110. to 59164, white, 41s. to 465.; red, 425. to 4.5 e. Oats, fine new mealing, per stone, 11d. ; good, new, feed, 102.. to 104 d. Beans, new, 345. to 365. per qr. WORCESTER, 29.-Our market to day was rather largely supplied with Wheat by the growers, and, owing to the Ilea weather, the trade ruled dull, at an advanc; of stunt 3, per qr. Barley, Is. par qr. higher; Oats, Is. ; 11c.ms, l'ers, Is. to 2s. --• • -- --- YORK, July 29.-The weather has become more settled. Our farmers are asking an advance of 3.. to 4.. per qr. on Wheat, which has checked business. We note prices 2a. higher. In other grain no alteration. The re; orte respect ing the potato crop are various, hut, up to the present time, no very great injury has taken place. Wheat, white, 535. to 575. per imp. qr.; red, 4as. to .525. Barley, grinding, 275. to 30a. Bean., 335. to 117 e. Melt, 58.• to 60s. Oats, lot. to ltd. per stone tit 141bo. Flour, 37a. to 41e. per sack of 180th.. Du BLIP, July 28.-The weather has again boor e settled, Lut our supply of Wheat to this day's market was smell, r paand we e aarer, bmilte's Indiando fvtsc salvoe s so Corna article.. g as u o : t Oat.ido slew spa, to o d tt.. per barn barrel reduction lo f 2s. per qr. on last day's currency. Their sre unfavourable account' from some ports respecting the potatoes, but so far it does net appear to be general. The following was the general currency : Wheat, white, 29e. to 31s. ; red, 275. to 325. Gd. per 2801 be. Oats, 10s. 6d. to 13a. 3d. per 196 lbs. Barley, 14s. to 16.. per 2241 b. Oatmeal, Ils. to 13s. per cwt. Flour, seconds. IG.. Gd. to 17s. 6.1. per cwt. Indian Corn, 345. to 395. per 4801b5. Rapeseed, 245. per 2241t5. BELFAST, July 28. -The weather during the past week has been variable, stormy, and unseasonable, and in same cams it is said injury has been done by the high winds, breaking the straw and laying the grain crops. Rt ports still prevail as to the potato crop being touched by the dis ease of 1846, and we are sorry to say come inter authenti• cated cases have been spoken of than had anpeared hitherto this reason. The supplies of grain at our market are small even for the season. Wheat has advanced 3d. per cwt., and is in good demand. Parcels much inquired for. Flour has advanced Is. per cwt., and is in fair demand. Barley nomi nally as quoted lest week. Oats have advanced 3d. to 44., and are scarce and wanted. Oatmeal in good demand, at an advance of Is. to Is. 3d. Holders of parcels expect 'till higher rates. Indian Corn scarce. and as a free sale at an advance et 10s. to 15s. per ton. Yellow, 91. ss. to 91. 10s. ; white, 9/. to 91. 10s. per ton. Coax, July 25.-A derided improvement has taken plate in the character of the weath:r, still it is not as settled PI could be desired. We continue to I ective unfavourable accounts of the Wheat crop, which all admit will prove a short one. Since our last, the disease in the Potato crop has made no progress in this district. Owing to this, as well as to the excitement caused by the threatening aspect of political matters, producing as it does distrust and uncer tainty, Inelan Corn has given way in value, and the trade, in general, has become excessively dull ; nor can we look tor return to a better state of things till confide nee and order shall be restored. The arrivals of foreign grain are few. The sup plies of home produce are very light. In the prices of the different descriptions of grain there is little or no change, the small quantity stirring being taken readily at late rates. In prepared Wheat we have little business doing. Holders ast 305. per barrel, hut we have no transacti ms of consequence to record. :Meeks very small. In prepared Oats little passing. The general dulness of trade and the prospect of the now crop soon appearing combine to render the trade lifeless. A parcel ha. changed hands at 10s. 9d., free on board. The Flour trade al, is exceedingly dull, arid any purchases that are made are merely to supply pressing wants. We do not, how. ever, alter our quotations. Indium Cern has become almost a drug, end from the causes already referred to. Prices also have given way to the extent of ss. to 104. per ton, the top price of the best Galata being now only 91. ss. to 91. 7s. 64. per ton. WATERFORD, July 29 -We have had another week of ungenial weather, which has had the t Sect of not only re tarding our harvest, but of materially injuring our Wheat crop. Thin, combined with the lightuess of our stocks, and the general improvement of the trade in the Euglish mar kets, has enabled the few holden of Wheat to realise an ad vance of Is. 6el. to 2s. per harrel on the pricea of this day se'nnight. Barley may be quoted nominally as at the close of lass week. Oats, bring in improved request during the last day or two, must be noted dearer, by 2d. to 3.1. per barrel. Our stock of Indian Corn as now reduced to a very small compass, and the few rem nants of it are held for 265. to 27e. per barrel; but the demand is checked, the supply of potatoes in the interior being abundant, at 44. to fed. per 141bs. Flour is in good demand, at an advance of Is. per sack. During the last four or five days the potato blight has made its appear ance in this district, but as yet it can only be detected in small patches of some fields, on the leaves and stalks. l'rices: Undried Wheat, millers', per 20 stone, 28s. Gd. to 305.; shipping, 265. to 27e. Oats, white, per 14 done, Ile. to lls. 3d. ; black, Ils. to Ih. 3d. Prepared: Wheat, millers', per 20 atone, 31s. to 31s. Gd.; shipping, 28s. to 291. Oats, white, per 14 stone, lls. 91. to 12s. ; black, lls. 63. to I ls. 9d. Flour, superthee, per sack, 395. to 40s. ; seconds, 345. to 355. ; thirds, 31s. to 325.; fourths, 21s. to 25a. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone, 265. to 27a. American, yellow and 2se. to 255. 6d. Indian Corn ideal, per cwt., li e to 11.. 6d. Oatmeal, pet cwt., I`2s. to 13s. Bran, per G at., 3s. to 3s. 6d. KIRKCALDY, July 29.-We have had unsettled, ungenial weather during the greater part of this week. To-day it has become fine; and, aa the barometer has been gradually rising, we may fairly anticipate a continuance of dry weather, which would now be beneficial to all the crops, more especially the Potato crop. The r..ther alarming accounts that have reached us respecting the potato disease in some parts of England, have led us to examine minutely the growing Potatoes in this country ; and although, gene relly, the appearance of the stems give indicatit n that the crop at the best will be but a moderate one, still, we could trace no appearance of disease in the fields; nevertheless, an occasional diseased rotato may be found amongst the garden ones. The spindly appearance of the stems may be, in part, owing to the change in the varieties that our farmers have been compelled to plant, in consequence of the disease of 1846 almost extirpating the old r. d potato. At our country markets this week, partly owing to the broken weather, coupled with the exciting amounts from toe large leading market., a consi derable demand eADEI d for all kinds of corn; and where sales were made, an advance of 2i. to 4s. per qr. on Wheat, and Is. per qr. I n Barley. Oats, Beans, and l'eas were realised. liere, to-day. we had a good supply of Wheat, which sold readily at fully 2s. advance en last week's rates ; a small supply of Berle y, and only a moderate one of Oats; both gold at 6d. to le. per qr. over last week's rates. Wheat, 48s. to 595. per qr. Barle 28e. to 335. Oats, 201. 64. to 255. Oatmeal, per bag of 2831b1., 325. is 335. WOOL.—LONDON.—Since the close of the public sales, the market has had a firmer tone, hut at present little busines- has been done, buyers having satisfied them relent with the late purchases. Foreign remains dull of sale, without change in price. Arrivals last week are 10,375 bales colonial, 790 bales foreign. The market for English is quiet, but no change in price can be quoted. LivEßPOOL.—There is decidedly a better feeling existing in our market for foreign Wool, but, as we shall receive large supplies from all parts of the world, there cannot for some time be much advance in price. There are to be some public sales here on the 10th and 11th of August, of about 1,000 hales of fine colonial and 400 hales Capes, as well as some law Wools. In Scotch business is limited, the selection at present being i n diff er ent ; but large quantities are daily ex pected. Imports for the week ending July 20; foreign, 284 bales; pre. iously, 47,599; total, 47,883. Scotch, 34; pre viously, 8,021; total, 8,058. CATTLE, B.:C.—SIIITIIFIELD, Two Clock.—The supply of Beasts is not quite so large—adequate, however, to the demand. Some of the choicest qualities are readily sold, at fully late prices, ar.d in a few instances at &small advance; but middling kii.ds met with a dull sale, at ab ut late rates. We are well supplied with Sheep, and, in con sequence of the depressed data of the dead markets, trade is worse for them. Big Sheep are with difficulty dis posed of at a reduction of 2d. per Sibs. A little more inquiry for Lambs, but prices no higher. Calves sell slowly, at 2d. Eer 8 1 bs. redurion. From Holland and Germany there are 437 Beasts, 4,080 Sheep, and 263 Calves; from Scotland, 500 Begat*; Leicestershire and Northamptonshire, 1,400; and Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, GOO. Per atone of en.. P. 4. r. d. Per stone of efts. a. d. s. d. Best Scots. Itertioeds 3 10 4 2 Best URA. it 11(..bds. Eh. U 0 0 0 Bed Bholtborni tl tweed quality Beast 2 8 3 4 Do. de. Ettore 0000 Callas Pigs Best has. k lialfsbred 4 8 6 6 Lambs .......... 4 4 6 4 Beasts at market, 3,80 ek.tp and Leudr.,2e,tBo: Calves, 39 8 : Piste =5O. For Sottirclay's markets we east page../ • . , • -^ I t;, , , IE-4 4'. IL Woo. ,bte OA. A