The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-23 00:00:00

, -z-,-e_.• /ct _ , T 1 1 oGZry~ ~~ i Al i .....- .0 ,„ /j r •• _ TALLOW.—The market is steady, with a good - - & M a. VClRdaggi Y.C. on tee spot, Ms. 9d.; October j - . 1 I t -L '(' 1 I - I te/ to December &Hamm as. &I.; separate months' delivery, 475. 9d. COALf3.—Haf-past line.—The following are the = 11 1::: —4 —4 Wei LILL* IL Ok .. —a —4 =Ur i 'lany SI Wens :I=l 1110 44 Los Man l7• id Was lio 44 = a lroo ... 17:W a gt ai l's' . a a W N0.254.] LOKDON,WEDNESDA.Y EVINING, JUNE 23,1817. [3d. w..., Lakitt i delaldo 2—4 Wolk IL IALL Teel .. —4 —II IMO XL Beelcia It 010. —• —4 Wens Sot Sese LS of Canton -.Ate& 'has gat ~,,,s &Ann in•sso • ondl it I I'LL, */1 Ma • T122022_.2121-a.Qaurter nor Cents. 90 tel. • sift,. IL iN 1.17 E ASSURANCE COMPANY, 3, T. IiIIF....S4ITREET, LONDON. MOW. E=i. EN .= Mord eti, rag. , good October LiectretTarbAse !MOM T X1.410.1.1.1, T. C. Orom Vo l ▪ X.D. Ohm Onawear,rl AA irs. Wei Pas" 80. Obi glee. Nam Vilma ow reigo arialomikomay loam all lb ma wry plaid IS • MIS WA Oa Warr. to Os 11.1111.6 dip usesid s glik ellk woo p itsdosik. vial So spire assieres it) Imam maw le amble lhas to as l O N er ONION la sr Ai di Otis the al Ow ▪ rigasaMe eximid ambit teras the pnogialo. 1 761 .1 =afog Or somber at Nei Wad low Ms inortraimaral eat • 6111 let. spoostidiairMl Weed* Ilq, aboataavOss Oa Nos r. muldms I . a g saa% lipa• ppeamia watas r. lona awl solloro r pay, anima pilsy. mato sod Tabrimwas Pollidatvary Imenbi• This.* 19i4 lb I. Three-and-frcliiienne per Nati, 90 to j. 1 7 uer Bai., a.. to log, prelim Beak Stoat, 196 to 7. We hew es Amass in the foreign market. Data Two end-saalf p Ceuta., 691 to I ; the Foam. 814 to 90. Bpsaith Fsree, 22k to ; the Threes, 341 to 6. There has boon some boldness in Porsigueno, bat Owe bars not al tered from dt to 3. Dlezactut am 20 to I. Bmaian Old Bonds. 3 3 4:45. INGLISI /MIS. 5.11 West, 111 7 I 7 pa, Ot.Oosssis 17! I a 1141 pal . Afros, 11111 # I# par Oeses, IS Mr 01. Minis Aar ,sttst lacbotser Ms. Os p -4 Walls Had Thad las il .. UK CORN.—Msaz-zass—The receipts of all descrip tions strain of home growth have been very small sines Meade., ; bat from abroad we hove received about 27,200 qrs. MINA, 7,220 Barley, 14,620 Oats, and 21,190 boner of Fleur. Millers, although bare of stock, set with the utilise caution, and merely purchase rafters% for ark moat peering wants, as they aspect to het MO to get into stock upon serer terms when the ressebiller of the long-expected Mediterranean fret comes to hand. To' have forced salsa today, lower mites must have been sub mitted to ; so little business was done, however, that the market most be called 1101311111111, the same as on Monday.— The demand for Oats, Barley, Beans, and Peas was very limited, and sales proceeded slowly at about previous quota ' dons. The following ors Monday's quotations : por Civet .. Was.; Emiludinot Rol —Nis 68 91 ...Wbite.. .813 to 91 to 96 Smirk ird _IS se 86 88 do 64 to to 91 95 to 97 01111014 h 87 to 89 ..inato... 88 to 69 to 91 Skstarabarteed ik geoids do. —to do —to to Wok de ice, to comma at "Wed age, potted itbout Mara al the la esso the age at r r. to comments Is Eat attained. thus: a permit, ue aa atutatty d be r alliadmi the ago of Si. at I par CI Lembo 04= ' 4tler Ce• maw Deses,ll es per CAIL O si. ll fort CL Y: "ee*WM* 4* Ditte KM. SI 1 or Ot. am% fe11e..33 blue jite., el Det Ida, 11l 3 Clelenllll. lleme4e• l_. * 3 Ire S. mole e 3 I Pea 01. teelelh Ise T....Et Oene. 44$ 10 FUNDS. I per Cost Oreseda Ms, Ili 10/ Oreeeas Deferred Hie, I per Cr. 11ealeae,1514, per Cr. Marla Dee. 84 / Ported - sew Cour. Dee. 811 se • per Cr. Dream D4e.,100 It Mae /TWA Ikle. sitt I per Ot. heal& Dd.., I //•/l&Defene4 Us, I Ili /peel& Parelre Dia, 41 II per Cl. Von.seelelede.. DI 40 Yeeessele Delrrrew NOw, If IS s : wrrn &WV neelamoltwo-thlud• lift saws •tthe vti :14 NO. U. I SIS Ills. IN. IL D. Dal I market is heavy, and feeling of the &ekes, for without skated:lea. London somewhat Wtter, at 180 to 2. )iLDB pAy t LOZ4DON. 6YR [eedfoi Malting 44 to 47.. R 49 JI to 33 TS MANUFACTURE of WATCHES KIES is proftebtd by three separate paturs. UAW •Ish yid dials and itatelled la bur lisilmdeld kia's Mak ••••••_Eids, I= pima patio, lbw Moe ; rskatNal mil adwr 1••• I Is har Wok dx , 84 Mas lii; ma NOY* pot T And) . -U.pkasepled Bakepleiefiee t fee the deg • illa mos Imal, wad as mot • the dame . Warm cd ;" wen after= r mil the groduest areeresmel. eta it It ie. Orodure, bowies, aim i Id . Ilddmr• Worm ow. de la ••• ri d Ix 01. i Ts. ; tled1•10111d :11. saitireamal. 1111 11 4 - a. ilia Oa aminivllria art ammoria. laillaaamWmaa dr demi WAN ghat laa adaasaalidaglithelniklaradiaaaili amamidolaalaamlbarelaa friallma . P. W., lee. It bre. leaf leo lorkliet. rerteeer mirk T. e. Pal lies u Me. /le. eet. Thews lellmlleelle Ind= are t R▪ OBS sad BO" 111 awl 1111. t the bar near lo ems est, et la. lll = i re., Bs mei 2s. eeeh. or ne. pee demo. le beep t-premeore NAIL MUIR, en the emeerlielpie. see= e via inthoutthe *eat *Jury to the qui& ktOH CLEXHL—Ad ib lamebeelaSe.l7Setae "Ildlalerghlteetive," Dbe sot 1e Oke h rildree, PlilledAr-1011, by 01 July ; ea et tilers Friday, June WILLIAI 0171 DE 10 iIIALTH AND LONG LIM 14. eoli by poet, le elymb„, ls. ark TO NAT, DILDII, AND AVOID. oletAais fee Oompieleda) I. BOW TO 133 eeeie There.w—Cl. It le emieeielllot ableteeol. milyinriee we clew ewe erhaebseinieri edil=esiel kiedbiller, et= sea WM. wail see et omeemeoL Pr is ebsommee of OM! Ore iieselee igestime Weineart me, $l4//17/, oil beileellea =Wet mai km Um 11, Pe/osseme-7ve; limo, Cceshill ; Reeleleok Condi% 147, FlN44lnst Nee" 457, r event hen On Author, 10. Antsl4oooo. twitat-.e. EST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. LAND INDIA MAIL, lowing appeared in a Second Edition of 'g's Daily News]: :erday announced exclusively the arrival Lim mail at Marseilles, with dates from the 3rd, Madras the sth, and Bombay ay. To the outline of the news then given the summary of the Bombay Times and of commercial intelligence : x• over which our present observations more limited than usual, and quite es ag as for many months past. The H. C. cetris, which, at the date of last despatches, to have been lost in the hurricane of the • has made her appearance. She suf iderably, and seems to have been in er, but happily accomplished her voyage. ighamshire continues to make her way up under jury-masts. We have had no losses beyond those formerly enumerated. ud has now been almost wholly broken up, portion of her cargo having been saved. The brig Indiana was driven ashore near Hat or masts were all gone, but the hull of the ed to have sustained little damage. The gale have been singular in its character ; it ave taken its rise to the east and south of d about 10 deg. N., and 76 deg. E. Here it fury from the 13th to the 18th, its ing most severe about the 15th. It can be h and wed for the space of about thirteen les; it travelledover the ocean from Cochin, idsbar coast, to Kurraehee, and Alime thence to Shikerpore, in Upper Sc:nde, 28 deg. N. by 68 deg. E. At the first ieee four places it raged on the 21st; at and third, on the 22nd and 23rd ; and at the he 24th. Throughout its course heavy falls impanied it; even where these are nearly The disturbances in the Ooomsoor districts se present to be quelled. Brigadier Dyce ucceeded in the command of the troops in y by Brigadier CampbelL There is no from Lucknow. The conduct of the reed. eel Richmond, in promising their lives Afghans who attempted to murder minister, has been a source of considerable The promise was given when the life of al depended on it. R'ere it fallen from, the e circumstance under which it was made oredly not exempt us from the obloquy broken faith : should it be acted on, two be set free who avowedly intended to murder. The Slkh trophy guns are be re-cast, to form a triumphal arch or k rumour, a groundless one we hope, pre :..ord Harding° will quit India on the Ist of 1848. He and the Commander-in-Chief Simla, and will so continue during the Profound tranquillity continues through- Punjaub. Major Lawrence, following plc, and acting under the instruc his namesake at Lahore, is putting ce the same style of reform on • which has for some time been in pro se capital. Accounts have been called for, emit an exact estimate to be made of the is xpenditure of Peshawur and the Youoof y. The troops are to have their wears o them, and are not likely again to be fall behind. The tax on the merrier of is to be abolished. Colonel Khan Singh ismissed from the artillery, and the corn iferred to Elahee Buksh. float Mahatma his operations against the Ghilzies ; the f the country seem to be abating, and at present more disturbed than at siece we first became acquainted inch less so, most assuredly, than it in our possession, when Lord Palmer red the men of Tiverton that an o might traverse it from end to end as a he could travel from one end of England her. Cholera has been making sad Ahmedabad ; the latest victims amongst an community being Ensign P. Pitcairn )arhy. Sir David Pollock, Chief Justice , is beginning to recover from a dangerous ver complaint, which, at one time, threat ove fatal to him. He is about to take a Mina, for change of air. The annual meet beographical Society took place on the Bth a showed the affairs of the Association to ighly flourishing condition. There was a esv by the Commander-in-Chief, Sir W. the troops constituting the presidency the evening of the 10th. On the 11th nor, Commander-in-Chief, and a large e of the presidency, visited the Dhu (house of reception for strangers), erected anisetjee Jeejeebhoy, at Byculla. All air delight at this further act of muni the princely knight. The weather con y fine, the thermometer never rising degrees—singularly cool for Bombay in Actor steamer, with the London Mail April, arrived on the 6th May, the transit :n accomplished between the post-offices of sle•Gmnd and that of Bombay in twenty twenty-one hours—by much the shortest The London papers show that at home 'lnge has worked as wonderful a change as eace end contentmentreform in our financial I : dotueetic administration, are now allowed , la be ast eib desirable bet stadaable things; and MR Nigh* fa lie East is adeellied to be all the *Mr:whsa Mt eahaadad l ~ raosoary expendi- Imo or mem profs se themselves Mire grafted by dimpatehes which are newsleak—bseaune the pesos and prosperity el a country present few points on which to dilots,-.than those recording battles and vieto ries—the slaughter of thousands, and a snar l - a dem millions of our fellow creatures. this ampisisme state of matters endure, war in India, instead of being looked on as an excusable, an excit ing, and rather desirable thing, may come to be maidered es mash to be abhorred here as in slier puts of the world. How rarely would peace be interrupted amme its were expeditions avoided until geed and wis imt reason had been shown why they should be undertaken. Wore the honours and emoluments bestowed on eastemfal atethata:its to be reserved for, hose who had success. fully maintained the pesos, battle would soon trmerue so little known and as unpopular amongst ue a s i n Europe. The ministerial journals only seem rather dissatisfied with the success of the peace policy that has been of late pursued, and am scarce l o ne eal thei r hankerings after fresh attacks on air •Agishboars, and further conquests. They still poste Ame the authority of the army list to their own user 4 0 . en g aaeare ua that Scinde ought to be debitr4 with is awn civil charges only, exceeding t' 4o e nti re biome o f the province by 10,0001. r.-year. 'rho Wens. of 24,000 men, proclaimed 1 4 the goventoritaind to have been added to our army, o ught, they stem, to be charged on 11V:h.—Two atrociore murders have been conunirzed by a Malay sailor. Oa monthly back from sea, he wont to the house of a fortv.er mistress, and was reread per mission to rei.de with her. He left the hems, and, shortly after returning, tband sossehsr sea had taken his place. Upon this be dabbed the man, Woo died ea the spot I wounded the motss:4, who died almost bassulasely edemas* ; • skli Ailmsi a did aid fearth, one of whom lies m a t ANININHIIkkr* 7 wUkt..l•7 2,9lkok_lks torte —9 b 77 ansestits to, 9,3001. upwards of 22,0001. lambeen sonsalleithroughOut India. Some amuse ment has been aenalianed i¢ the_peideney, by a hoax practised le a dilly paper, called the Gentleman's ' Gwen*. The editor of this print has, throughout his career in India, been distinguished for the most un jestiflable personal attacks on contemporaries. No charge was too incredible, baseless, or vile, to publish against them. No imputation, however injurious or baseless it was found, ever recalled. Nor were the attacks confined to the gentlemen opposed to him ; the names of ladies were dragged in as unscrupulously and unceremoniously as were those of the men. It needed no more to make a communication acceptable than that it should be stuffed with praise of himself and censure of his contemporaries. Taking advantage of this, a number of letters filled with the most inconceivable nonsense were written to him, and of course published, when it turned out to be all a hoax. Of course, while the hoaxers have been duly abused by their victim, no reparation, in the shape of retraction or apology, has been offend to those who were attacked. Casualties in the armies of India since the departure of mall of Ist May. BOMBAY.—Ensign Pitcairn, Bth Bee., at Ahmedabad, on 29th April. M•DBAS.—Licut. Donald Tulloch, 2nd European Rent., at sea, on board the Arabia, off the Cape, on 21st January. I Bemost..—Lieut. C. R. Ackman, 41st Regt., at Agra, 'on 13th April. MADRAEL—It is with extreme regret we announce the death of T. Green, Eeq., 8.A., tho head master of the Native Education Society's Institution at Madras, and editor of the Overload Ablienteues. B atro AL.—The DelAi Garotte gives the following from See ken, April 42:—" I have learnt by &letter from Agineer that Captain Forster, who has been in Beekaaheer, hunting after Dooee, has been most active in his opera tions in vying to catch the Dakoo Doongur He has succeeded in catching fifty of these men, amongst whom are some who escaped with DoonWee from Agra jail. It is said that Doongjoe has no more than fifty or sixty men with him, the rest having dispersed. Capt. Forster continues to follow him up closely, and it is hoped that he will be sueoeasful in seizing him and his people." PENANG, APRIL 10.—H.M. steamer Iris sailed for Eng land on the 7th inst, and the greater part of the fleet was to leave Penang in the following week. By the Penang Gazelle of the 17th April, it appears that Sir J. T. Coehrane embarked on the 14th, in the Agincourt, for England. ' Admiral Inglefield hoisted his flag in the Version the same evening. COCHIN CHINA.—A French naval expedition has been to Thonrane to demand redress for the imprisonment of • French bishop. Negotiations, sat flat Midway, ended In hos tilities, and Cornmander La Pierre was obliged to act in selfdefence ; and, after an hour and • half s bard lighting, two men-of-war were blown up. two abandoned and after wards burnt, and the Cochin-China Admiral's vessel was taken and burnt also. The forts fired all the time, but, luckily, only a few shots hit. Ultimately, the French frigates withdrew. From the multitude of troops on board the vessels, and in the forts, great slaughter must have been committed. Only two or three were killed, and some wounded in the French frigates. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Ekontar, litav 12. —Bnifinne• Or been very dull in imports since the departure albs bet an/. awl traiondsee are now mimed into • w a= a m. ea r".....m...--As *pa, Ain estate for grey Out aelopeemsee elites Ile pole% all with the termination of the Berm we may meet that It ern sew There b ant the slightest domed ea segyeeber pie thriere tti leke only o few descrip tions wire Impart" Orr ealieweseheepasa Corn= Trier-4o /11/ we kw only of sage of 20,000 lb.. No. 33 mule, at 74 lam per lb.. bet le water weft has been done, nor have any rho et dyed aingiteL wonatnne realtato seat eeld helbra, we isle sale having been effected. Mr/stn.—An begultrfee Wadi bor. wed prim leaking op. 600 candies fetched 31 re, pee wady; eall dll Miles line doze fetched 32 ra. Correia--The only tnmectim that bee Yam plea Is TOO cwt. of brasiers, at 6 , 4 re !m a t. No sale. of any Mbar lwiestistiass. Lk :100 mt. st root sold at 111 rs. pee art. ta speller, tin plates, or eteeloselhaddellit. Com/seat. eadinee lapsed request kw the laterite, lades arrival would readily Me *Mime lb., if act mere; bet a ecesibirable de crease will take pin Vial the sale, mew age ha sermon angleseed. are tawdry is expected p for it until triter the rains. ri srrs.—We hew mine to settee Biota—Lit& her lee eed; the prlce of 75rs. fiestly raain tained for klieg" Mssivs Flom senistes 101 l of sale. Et roars.--Osreen Wm.—Market very Am Present rates are as follow Brook toliberelt, 93r. to 0.5 r. yaw dandy; Dhollera, 02r. to 86r. ; oterowntty Sles le lt. dada nederete bostees. &dot, but we cannot gain I M M I Wm lest Wes shove 1,073 rs. per ebest. 1.1,0r0. —Little la as urn* mad pew TO,,AOL—For Lemke: IL 5e per tee el 00 cuMe feet. For Liverpool: 6/. 10a. ffAciusoi.-13i: meth.' eight hal ea leedoe to. 11(d. to 2s. per rupee. Os Odestta, 97115. log IMes. OP days' sight. On China, 207 rs per lee della noesimaL Mtnerr Ileazor.—We hoe le mike en Improvement a per cent. toemiat pew. wig* le low selling at Me, brim an ad vance of tee wen ow emu spoiellsa of 13tb April bat Cal corm. Mae 1. isio.—lssor Meeeor.—The Nary *onset has esteemed elm imereverat ern e. hese a the lab ult. the hocaralle Amp hives' Nereadetlas bet aelt, dad there fore woks* am be the issmatore of Imo*" .rued rood tomes by Me re elm et opened Neemeree est pot meson booorto.elldloroo Wald to Iddlhook avy Wei dere kr oar= to &Mr doreost. Los; ea M t the Goverment Is stet In a =ll duo dr Ira it Ile mkt that kr NMI Yen peel eemeesly may meeset lie leo mei bawds the w•we asegialee et panne eeseelm ßM e as low et the loam Loft Idlookso low la lie rodek Ink W IMINIG ihe =veer IDISIMINIMID linebst; Iss ties so der err, lo Ore romerretes pow kr bre kir Or Mt la Neel dome de dr perpore lama d e mei dr yr= at an pal& otoardir Impoore. lbo 'do ot omor took Ore on Ike Mk viderarreor to were pod up au Mr Ihe pressels et tin ale moor to 0,071,55 e Co. a rs. novo Komo, Arm, IL—Zaisege eel aaeos, te ele Mtn& sight ;os India Otespea ens tele. eroolle, SlO ; enaccepted, 211 per 100. Freight, Of. les. IMPORTANT FROM CHINA. The news from China is highly important. An ex pedition, under the command of General D'Aguilar and Captain M'Dongall, R.N.. reached Canton on the 3rd April. having assaulted and captured the Bogue forts, spiking 82 i guns. The expedition returned to Hong Kong on the 9th April. Advica hom Macao to the 6th April, say that active measures were in progress to enforce the article in the treaty relative to the admumon of foreigners into Canton. A private letter, dated Hong Kong, 2nd of April, says that the steamer Pluto had arrived from Canton with de spatches for the government Immediately atter her arrival the government ordered the vessels of war and troops to proceed to Canton. The steamers' Pluto and Vulture started, taking in tow the Espiegle and the Corsair and six fast boats to Canton, with the 18th and 42nd Regiments. General D'Aguilar and Sir John Davis accompanied them. They meant to take the Bogue Forts if after 24 hours the terms they proposed were not agreed to. Part of the form (the 19th R eg iment) was to proceed to Canton to protect the foreigner' The news from Canton, received the preced ing day, stated that the Chinese had already commenced hostilities against the foreign merchants. A report had reached Macao, before the Caroline left, that the Bogue Forts were in possession of the British. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. (From the China Mail of April 8.) His Excellency her Majesty's' Plenipotentiary, &C., fte., has the satisfaction to publish, for the information of British subjects in China, the annexed letter from the bon. the majorgeneral commandiog her Mejesty's forces, just re ceived, on the arrival of the expedition at Canton. The rapid and successful coulee of orrations begun and con eluded within a period of thirty-six hours by the small military and naval force under the direction of Major [General D'Aguilar and Captain Macdougall, the senior ' axial officer, calculated to teach a Woos to the ipso pie of Canton - 41113d' will not rata emijis • and it his huesiis Wean not tiz . ." , t o ct u 1 ha her ' •ea • with trostT essiiossis ° l lllN wortill of tiThdak miles. no ilotr that the moderation and ustieo of all hie hem dad ass wit). the government of hina, lends a periled Nelda ' M lellisotee which he ben been relucteedy emiaptilei to 11330 oast a brag moss staimiutorpreted Ilinsumes red Qmsrtems, Cantos, Apo 3,1/33, 4 Pm. eir,—l have the honour to arquaia• yew Noroilamey that in pursuance to the arrangements agreed apes betemen us on the Ist inst., I am sensed, with the arlataase of Captain Macdougall , of the Royal Navy, sad her M4esty's ships under his command, at the British Potteries, and base established myself here with the Meer Our my aridly having in the course of the last a hairs ae1151333 owl lobos all the principal forts at the Bogus sad in the Cute= Moor, and after destroying the gateways and blowing up the now eines, ' , piked 827 pieces of heavy cannon. " As your excellency did me the honour of stempaisying me in these operations, and have yourself w.tneemol the Is. Ails, I shall not enter upon them in this place, bed she ursine them for the information of her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Colonies, taking care to supply your mel low with a copy of my communication. I congratulate your excellency on this result of our naval and military operations , and the more especially be cause, notsithatanding the Ere Mama of the Chinese bat teries while the troops were engaged in the maaultos a have had the geed fortune to take pomessaon of them all without the lore of • man.—l bays the honour, de., &c., "Gannon D'AGVILAR, " Maj..oen. Com. the Troops In China." " His Excellency Sir J. F. Davis, Bark, &r., &c." 'By Order, A. R. JOHNSTON. British Cansulaos, Canton, April 3, 1347. NOTIFICATION a7tuall w y awaiting the moat tt ca that Sty, the Cauca authorities have assented to his resionahlie dersanads, lad the impending ruin of this poptdooi pass hoe best honey averted. The following are briefly the beads of the new agreeilmet: 1. At the fixed period of two years from this day, the 6th of April, the city of Canton shall be open to British sultleeta. 2. Her Majesty's subjects shall be at liberty to roam for exactse or amusement in the neighbouring country without molestation, returning the earner day, as at Shanghae, and any persons molesting them shall be severely punished. 3. The aggremors on the two seamen in October last, and on Colonel Chesney, and ethers, at Foshan, on the 12th March, shall he made examples of. The letter, being already apprehended, will be brought to Canton and punished in the presence of persons deputed by her Majesty's plenipotentiary. ' 4. Au adequate apace, on the Henan aide of the river, shall be granted, on lease, to British merchants and others, for the erection of dwellings and warehouses; and his excel lency will ascertain the site and extent before he quite Canton. 6. A site for the erection of a church shall be allotted, on lease, in the neighbourhood of the space now occupied by the foreign factories; and spaoes for burial-grounds shall also be allotted at Whampota 6. The Flyieg-hridee and another building between the two gardens shall be erected as desired, and sheds shall not be permitted against the walls. 7. For the better preservation of order, and for the general conreeience, the ' front before the &conies shall he kept clear of boats. By or der, A. R. JOHNSTON. British Consulate, Canton, April 6, 1947. Head Quarters, Victoria, 10th April, 1847. The major-general congratulates the troops on the success that has crowned their exertions; he congratulates them still more on the discipline °barred by them I. the COMM of the late short, but arduous operations; and above all he congratulates them on the praiseworthy manner in which they abstained from every act of injury or outrage that could tarnish the honour of the British arms. Is the course of a few days, the Bogue Forts, and all the principal works and battenes on the Canton river have been taken possession of—some of them by assault, and 879 pieces of cannon spiked or rendered otherwise unseeviesable. The Chinese have received a lesson in return for their frequent acts of aggression on the persons of British subjects that will not be lag upon them. They have submitted to all the demands of her Malady's Plenipotentiary without reserve, and have yielded, happily for themselves, just in time to arrest the course of an assault that would have been attended with fearful loss of life to them, and the inevitable destruction of their provincial eatal. T;Then such advantages have been obtained, let it be on. more source of congratulation to British soldiers to rellat, that they have been purchased, under Providence, without bloodshed, and that the honour of the British mos has boat proudly maintained, without one act of rioleaso, or ono di pantile from the principles of humanity. In according these acts, so honourable in them, 6016 awl so deserving or app...seitson, the saiejor-gersessi &slam impress on the handful of men by whom they have achieved, this great and most important of all lessons—. It was discipline alone that could effect them ;" and while IW first duty of a soldier continues to be practised, that dm troops can never fail in fulfilling their duty to their severe*. and maintaining fie honour of their country.—( By order of the major-general commanding), J. BRUCH, Assistant Adjutant-Oen. THE SEASON AND THE CROPS. --- Since our lest we have had great quanties of rain, and the temperature has been lower than it usually is at this season. Still the crops continue to look very well. The wheat crop has now had quite as much moisture as it re quires, or as will do it any good; hut we do not believe that it has sustained the least injury from the rain. The plant has not shot in this neighbourhood except in a few favoured spots, so that there is not yet any danger to the flowering, but the coolness of the weather, if it should continue, will cause the harvest to be a week or ten days later than wen ex pected during the first dry weather at the beginning of this month. The spring corn of all kinds continues to improve, and never looked better than at present. Should the weather be favourable in July it will give a most abundant crop. Hay making has been birun in this neighbourhood, but is not yet general. The crops are fair but not large. The rant crops hay- been Twirls improved by the heavy rain. Turnips now promise to be a very heavy crop everywhere, and Potatoes look well is moat places. Them are, however, some exceptions to the latter observation. We stated in our last week's paper that we had not seen any decided instance of the Potstoe disease this year; but, on Saturday last the tops of some Potatoes grown at Roby, by Mr. Richard Earle, auditor of the estates of the Earl of Derby, were brought to our office by Mr. Earle, which appeared to have all the symp• toms of the disease of last year. That gentleman informed us that they belonged to a variety known as Ashcroft's Earlies, which suffered very severely from diseue tut wear. They were planted:in the middle of a field, with drills of Kemp Potatoes on each side of them. Up to Thursday week they had a most beautiful appearance, being remarkably well grown and thickly covered with leases. Between the Thursday and the following Sunday they began to droop, and they have continued to fall off ever since. A considerable number of the leaves are entirely dead, and nearly the whole of them are discoloured. The only exceptions are in a few leaves near the top. One of the tubers of these Potato plants has also been sent to us by another gentleman. It is Ameessively unhealthy, and presents most of the symptoms of last year's disease. The quantity of Potatoes affected is about half an acre. The disease is confined to the Ashcroft &riles . , the Kemp', grown in the same field, and on both sides of that variety, being perfectly sound and healthy.— Liverpool Times. DEATH OF MR. LEAHY.-011T obituary of this day records the death, at hie chambers in the Temple, of Mr. David Leaky, a barrister eminent ter his legal acuteness, and distinguished in the press, as well as at the bar. Mr. Leahy had been hut recently •pp a oted judge of the county courts of Lambeth and Greenwich. HOUSE OF LORDS. Doehox ,oh Lord Itedeodalen clime cm the Manchester . Ble , ls o og urris lßßl • DMZ. EARLS. 11.11110XT , WILD. Rklmioid Nelson =rd Redefdlde BlAdelf 11.11, - P, 1.1.4r10. Malmesbury tans. F‘et , Bute Mounteuhell Aradorlan Oxford Baal sod Wells. NOT COMM. Lori Chancellor outs. MEM nrxe. Moto =et Wakilighela St. Alten's Devon luzarmo. Kinfoton = MIRO, .. LAIWOWDe Cowper Landon Claaricartle Granville Canapiel et. daaph Westminster Chichester Nall_ Balkbary sous. Stradtroke Wrodorby Koradob Doeie Pcorborough Portman Llamas Morley Pont. De Itosloy Wlnabotar lortewne slower Calkona two Clareodon Illsmant LiandoiE Auckland cu.,twr. Imes Orey Falkland MOM ?OR PAM AIMUNOT Earl cd Elleaboronalt MO it DOW Moguls of Exeter Mot at Toloroagh mootldle WPM terbury Marge=pl Earl Egroont F.arl Earl Delawarr Earl Mho Earl of Orford lard Wide* Loed Bradford Lord Ttenstit Deradord Earl err= Mat Browslao Lord NI 888 Ori tad A L Elicalft wa Rada Virionat ili S mer Mb. of lad IlibrorWoreeeer. COM,VERCIAL k MARKETS. MONEY MARKET ta CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Ckek.—The atock market continues quiet, and with prices oeeillating 1 per cent. between buyers and sellers. Consols began at 881 to 1 ter the opening, and have since alternated between those quotations and 1 higher and lower. They ate now rather heavy, at 881 to 1. Ittduced RAILWAYS.—The she rather lowitioelay, so far as t the gootatem remain nominal and North Western embowers WAS QED. P TO TV TO wil Wol a wm Ai & Dudley, lu Cba CoiadoMe, Do. 5tat,,...a....11:t 30i head, 214 2 per tt.., No. 2, 1 p Ate., 17 ta, 174 larkwilar & Bellord, I d Leeds, Dewn, & Man., 34 lon. & st..k.wa New, NoA. kp Dighton, & &Dan, Mt et tam t N western, MO 2 Do. Llnertem, L. & 6, 2 4 Do. tos. New, 111 Do. L lot. W., 83 .& Et., C., ti oohot & 8. Do. New, 31 Do. Cora. Tenths, 564 Do. &nip, 48 Man.. Bus., & Mat., I i d Midland, 123 lb. New, 42 I. Do. New, 9i Bo , Bum., & Derby, 27 LIVERPOOL I Yest,erday the market was few. Lantern Counties (Irak Ex.), i d L. and N. W., 179 SI Po. New Qrs., 104) Do. Qrs., 0.J.. 1 6 9 p Plan. Is Lads Fifths (tateW.B.U.), Man. ghee., & Lincoln. Quarto's, No. I, 2i p Midland, Mt Do. New, 31 p Newcastle and per. New, 21 p Arnhergate and Eastern fn., d 'Arm. and Dudley, 44 p There was almost an ens= very little stock offering. So was little or no change. Amber., Nott, 800., kL. J. d Birk., Lan., sad Mesa., d Eat. Counties, 201 Do. York Ex., d E. Lancashire New, d Leeds Tkask Pref., 13-16 j d Lan., Man., and Btrm. Qrs. (C), 6 1 I/ %miner wasrather;l;;Tte London ti N. Western, 160 Da QM. (L. & B.), 17 Midland New, 31 S. E. sod*Doser New (ia. at 321.), No. 1,6 p _ _ - - - LEEDS SAI The musket was extremely bracing seven lines of railway, in each. Lee& & Think Pret,1e4.13.-Cid.d E. Caustic., York Ex., 11e. d W. Riding enkm, la p Matlack and Sultan, Sk ed. d BRISTOL SA The market wits not so activ much variation in prices, the considerable. Bristol & Exeter Thirds, d Manch. & Leeds Thirds, par Midland, 124 *Do. : orlh li r p HULL 66.1.11 Ueda & Thlrak Pref., 12s. N. d • & Isaias (11.1. U.), per EDENBIIRGII I Caledonian New, 4ti. 64. panda and N. Jo., 311. 30s. 6d. Dundee & Perth, 324 Do. Qrs.. 6, a. 68a. • & Glaroirr 3l. 69 od. Echo. & Northern, IQ. 66 3d. 1)0. New, 735. 6d. 72.. 6d. Ceylon, to. Etat Lothian Oen., 37a. 6d. 37a. Glam., Dom., nod Carlisle, 5. 6s. sr. 4.. Great North of 15111 s, 15.6 d. land. i Nom and Unlit; ei I Ds. New It Math& N.Do. Hribalk, 121 Clesekles. 41 Ds. m rod uma ta &W il, Nee* olio 7 14 31 SWIM. Ur, =llll=r be. 4.116111.111". (WW2 ML], UMW tf2s, &York., Dom, sad Ocala, U W. Udine Union,' d York & Newer.* S7l S Do. New, 1 D. Pref. 14 York and N. 421881 Do. Estenska, 1 Do. Preference, 131 Boolosse sad Aimless, 10 Cen l t. of Prams (Ott & Vier.), 18 CB7 = Lea 11 Is Ymbr,l Northern of Prance, 111 1 Park and Lyons. al 1 Park and &rubor', 3 ALES, Jess W. toady. The ttatataetiehs were Sinn. and Oxford Jo., 7 p Huddersfield C. and R., 1 p Leeds end Dewsbury, 1 1 p Leeds & Think, 6 d Do. Prof., Hs. 3d. 4 d N. Staffordshire, 2 1 p N. Western, 13 / 4 d Shrews. Be. (Si. 12a. sh.), d Shrews. & Chester (41e N.W.M.), p Lekeet. sad Bedford, 1 L 1.., Crosby, & We. 3d. p &ALM Joss 22. I stagnation of business, and far so prices were tested, there Man. & Leeds Plies, 11 p Do. Fifth. late WAAL, par N. Staffordatdre, 2 9.181 Prest. and Wyre, 114 44 Do. Halves (A), Shropslure Union, 1 d IA E. & Dom New, .o. I,lp I Do. No. 4, - 5.16 d SALEM, less 22. ere, mad prior not quite BO firm. Btrades ,Wolver., &Stour Valley, 113.. 9d. p N. Staffordeldre, 21 p Shrews. & Sins. (A), 6s. 3d. d 16.7 ot. • I.P$ Joao 22. fiat, the transactions only en and only about one trammed= Newesstle and Berwick New, 21 v Amberestes, 24. d 1 North Western, 21a. d ,us= Is, end, although there was not buttons done was not very Newt. sad Berwick, New,Do. p v. De.on i d ithropiliire 1215, 12. N. British Rites. Se., Y. 9d.. York 14.. e. Prat, if p BALK, Jigs 21. Edli., kith, Grail, New, No. 2, Elie. & Newport New, 50.. 49A Elie. and Path, 219. Gt. Northern, Um. 98a. 6d. N. MEM Qrs., 91a. Do New Dm Ne. 16, ed. 15a. Do. Thirds, S2l. la LEN, Jraa 21. Glee, Kil., & Aye, New, 411. 10a. De. Halve', NA 1, 9 ]tau. and South., 9, d. ed. 9 York and New. Pref., W. lea. PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half -past Two. — The public sales of Sugar consisted of 700 casks Porto Rico, 800 baskets Jaya, and 2,000 hones Java; also 1,600 bags Ceylon Coffee. The Sugars are progressing rather heavily, but no further decline quoted, as importers buy in freely. Refined without alteration. Trinidad Cocoa : 600 begs, offered, and all the sound bought in, at 66e. to 675. The good ordinary Ceylon was bought in at Us, but there appeared to be buyers within 6d. of that price.— Rice remains very dull, and isles could not be effected to any extent without accepting lower rates.—Spiers mfiaos, Nut megs, and Cloves, went off beastly, at rather lower price...— The news from China has not caused any demand for Tea, or affected the market at present.— In other articles no alteration. Derr rani cm 690111 TO tam WW. ewt. Leach, Liverpool, Bristol, Hall, and the Clyde 2,337,137 TO ihe poriud hat year 1,945 6 10 - Loma 401.1 97 mum ma ayllr ar UN: vm. lb& looks ...... ..—..-... ......................... -.12,071,331 111•= 4 -•• 127,904 VIR !lull CV& Total.. — 114010,720 Woe time la MS 10,024,684 PRIOIIB 0 1 800.. per ea own. ease. W. Indie,B.P.ben 5.36 dO.J Id Yellow &Grey 4O 6.4$ Flee ........ 44 _4O Marla', brown— 86 0.. IS Yellow 39 6...42 Van 43 6.411 Beeplalladres,h 34 0...112 Yellow 4O 6 43 Nellte 44 0..30 Yoe i niVrown. 434 0. 38 Y 39 0-40 Om and white 4l 0...4$ Reined, Hambro' 63 0...72 Lumps 60 0..62 Cana to Bood. Wert ladle, °vel ar, 33 0... 40 0 Oood. Pim To &Ass o Ceftridprod lURRENT. PI" No. 1. LO 0. 0 0 Hoops ll 10. 0 0 elope atOardlitleir 9 0... 0 0 Swedish ll 10... 0 0 LW" It per ton. 16 15...19 26. 1r . st thiet 19 10-30 Bon 11 0... 0 0 Patent shot 6l 0...0 0 . imp. ...... :. : 87 0... 38 0 Ms coNtloory 39 0 40 0 Ay 60 0...00 0 li CZa hi gV ordi toBos34 0.. 80 0 e= Is• 114 $4 0... a 0 sod dam 93 0 . 37 0 Tau, at per lb. a...1 0110061U311 .4 :00 . 01- 4 perlo 9 ..t. 0.0 11i 0... 20, C 4 3 20 l7 0... 18 0 Jam l7 0...90 0 Mar 22 0.. 24 0 Corotira 26 0.. 30 0 arm". red at mini® 19 10...20 Opaline 2O 0. 31 1 Ono, me , 232 tnip. cLy. Fisk, Sea, Fele 2ll 0 0 strew 27 0... 0 Moue k yeldow Si 0.. 0 SS 0 BB t i :d i listier 99 0... 0 Ced 27 10..128 %Me See . .. 22 10...23 Obve,Oslnpoti,y.ton 48 0... 0 Owes Nut SI 0...63 BY% Pl* per ke 83 0..0 Linseed 216.271 Pawnee:me, per ewt. Butter—Cork, Ist-. 90 0...92 Ind 0 0 fed 0 o._ 0 Dublin,lst. 0 0...0 Limerick, do s9 0..91 Carlow, Ist .... 90 0-92 Newry let 0 0... 0 Wa ...... 0 O.- 0 Beef, WA P ' d!" Rom at per= Leeward -- Prod, Dement., 28 to 38 r' oast. 0.P.. ......3 10 ... 4 6 Jamaica, 30 to 18 per cent. O.P. 4 tt ... 3 Favourite marts 5 4 ... 5 Broady, lotbroado 4 ... 5 8 Iktlohopidlo.d.p ll 0 0 0 @oath Irish ll 0 ... 0 0 Putt, Per Rm. Itlot.P.T.R. R 47 0...54 0 ▪ Pe3m6barg, Mai 0 0... 0 Mob owl Plomiolk 53 0...33 0 ritimad lbam, a per ton. Itilegrebas e ekantFllo...t! 0 4944993 ... .... l4 10. 33 INN dllll 3l 0. 91 1 I=3B .. 33 0... 0 pin " .... 33 0. 0 30 0 34 t ill eMilliarm l3 0...18 Meg 18 0...33 by Tal, st per out IkaM. atndts .-..... Com. la Was 91 0... 0 Loy, st per ma. Ban st 0 0 £0 Prima Dam 0 0... 0 0 Pork, pimentos B2 0...181 0 Domm•Paat,laare I so 0...0 Do., Balast. • Bum; Watarked, 70 0...82 0 G$ 0...72 o Bihet lard.l3l4.l‘Petek 66 Cat) 0 Waterford, do 1 Ditto Vadat 82 111...111 0 Americas Rom, 01 ad Dow, at per le. B. A. and M. Video, Zted Or. 8a Oa. 71d O 34..0 4 Braall, dry Drymhed 0 e .0 O 4... e Rio, dry 0 41 ...0 lima & V.lp. dry 0 5 ...0 6 Wept lad* dry 0 4 ...0 Salted 0 2+...• 43 East India. 0 4 0 104 litr . ll...AZl, dry Ansar.liona, per was 3 0 .11 6 Rumba ditto 0 6...10 0 Der WooDL t° . 0... 0 0 Loatroad Jaatalc ,a o 5 10. 3 13 Campeaalty 0 0... 0 0 Focht, Jambs e 0... 0 0 Niaaraloa, l 644 am solid 13 0 .17 10 B=11. Lima 13 0...17 10 Saw 10 10 .10 0 Had Madero 8 0... 11 le Brasil 20 0...00 0 8 . 0 . 3 - - -- Scotch —to Boca WIWI' •••••••••••••• 4B to 33 Meat .......... —l3 to SO Are pals BO to 86 am, Dl= - www .-- Ford Bl to 13. at _alma... 'so to 33. Od Polaads ' 33 to 37s Od...Potato.. 36 to 36. Od Herr , * airdBeololtleed 32 to 348 od...P6tato- 37 to 89. Od Irlis Pawl .. .......... to rla 0d...321aca . 30 to 32. Od Dina I*.no . . 37s Od to Stu Od Pau, 065 7 49 to 34a 4M-Maple . 53 to Ma Od Write 57 to 38 Z i 6= Bl. 39 to 81 Burns/ Mangan 43 to 44 Tick 48 to 47 old 48 to 51 1 Harrow 47 to 48 &mall 5 0 to 52 .. old MI to 35 1 Taus, New Bpriag .... . to New Meterto to —...01d L itarmaas, New 4O to 42 -.......... ' IMO - OOPS 419199 So TlSZt o ort a *Ye% Two 1n1i5.41811.18011 IS to 73 Pt %w 6S e Hosishold 70 Ned* mill Nalilk... 1110 Is GI Whits Nortioselbsepol. lissio. ouil Yotiobizo Onons 91.9 rant..... -to - .Irlakt jOItEION. Doty tree. We*, Iloalsiommi Itodpborg B3 to 09 fine to 91..- to - Yoniniiilt i =ek, sad Stettin, new 1111, to 87.. - to - Mob ma Drill osa 83 to M.-- to - Bonk& a trot Euottao -to-..- to • Douala sad Odor 77 to 81...- to Ogiodaybard - to - ........Doti - to -...- to Correlen. -to - Atutrallan 81 u, 91.. Rea --teill-.1.—t— 0 resding 4l to 47 DSC Ming 46 to 22... to DMA) Coax 37 to 64 Oats, Basilan POWIerADMI and Stralsund Swainish and Danish Frireeland and Dutch Ditto Brew. to .IkAI.P. Mak to old 42 to 44... to Small - to • Bantam 39 to 41 Tammy —to —..— to I Pus, Orihit. ... .. -.. U to 53 Boilers Tuns. Old to Lumissa k. Ba d li t o . Lasid amain and Odessa Lamm 4O to 42 linapteed 36 to 31 .. do. do. Karon= Cans tree of duty, per eta, £5 Ills. to t 5 lia. Lamm Cu" Dutch sad Gamma ditto LB 10a to £lO 10.. Ditto French sad Amain= ditto £lO 104. to Cll 10. re Brl. of 19611 a - Twos, American 38 to 42 Dantsfe and Hanthurg 3B as 40 Gsnadisas French tree to nor Sock of 240 Ins. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 214431:NE TO 23rd JUNE. Qrs. Eneah. Sotto& Irish. Foreign. Wheat I 2130 I I 130 27190 1388149 330 210 1 7230 0•28 230 480 14430 Floor, 2,040 asks ; 21,100 barrels. Katt, 4,220 quarters IMPERIAL AVERAGE& May II Ills I'. 1 5 1 =1 Es Ild i 4s tyL 3d l ,s3ll 03 1 512 116 - 15 64s b3s 741 Is 1 IdAlts 7d 54. 711555 Od - 22 Ns 10d 5.5 s 10d 3d Ws 411.575 64,60.115 - 29 102 s kyles 36s 3d;gs 73s 11d'59, 10,3159 s 3d June 5 99 . 10 d1 55 e 35 3.5 s Ilifl Od 90, 3d 61a ad - 12 128 e 10d 525 Od 34. l id iE67s Id 57. adlls Id 6 weblue Agg. Aver. tris 2c1,53. 10dLSIe '662 6157 s 2Abas 6d (flare ars no duties on Foreign 0,9114 Price. May 3. lacy 15. May 22.[ May 29., June 3. June 12. 1 : 0 ::: ..L1 1 7.7. 1 ... I ::: 9410ee to rl ••• ••• ••• • - :0 IL- 1 • ... .:. I M. H•CILZIOR, JUNE 21.-We had a kk gun*, ef Wheat at market to-day, but the holden were Ws• name dlepred to comply with the drop at Mark-lane el the 1411 k Waist, looking for a reaction soon, therefore bat little limigent wee done. The needy millers took a few samples en the beg terse they could get them-my 3s. to 4s. below the pike et this day .'neighs. - Hunt, Juin 22.-The weather mince our last report has neither been so warm nor dry as might be wished for the re sent state of the grain crops and their eat y maturity ; in deed, much rein has fallen, and the air has at times been exceedingly cold. Rot, dry weather is much needed. Not withstanding this, and the continuance of unsatisfactory reports as to the Potato crop, all kinds of grain have bees exceedingly dull of sale during the peat week; and had net holders and importers been firm, and preferred going to gra nary rather than submit to any serious reduction in price, we must have quoted several shillings decline in value. ' Arrivals, though trifling here, are extensive on the west coast, and thus our usual trade is interfered with, while farmer, are certainly showing more old Wheat than it was at all believed a month ago that they could possibly hold. At this day's market there was a large supply of . Wheat from our own and Lincolnshire fernier., and more samples than of late, both of foreign and coastwise supplies ; very irregular prices were asked and given, so that it is difficult to quote with accuracy, but no great progress could be mode in males without submitting to a reduction of 3.. to 4s.Egp. Nothing doing in spring corn ; Egyptian Beans are on low terms. One or two panels of Linseed bare chiefly of low quality ; the bulk of our crushers are elabg their mills, which makes them easy about buying, still Ms unusually low stocks is warehouse attract attention, and some disposition to speculate is manifest. Limited Cakes go off in retail at 10f., with very fcw on hand; not having effeckd their usual purchase of seed, our crushers are 'indisposed to contract forward.- The following are the present prices of grin. Wheat, red, 80e. to 86s. ; white, 86.. to 90s. • Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 80e. to 84s. Barley, milting, 465. to 60..; grinding, 44.. to 46.. Oats , 30 s. t o 341 . ; D a nis h , 30s. to 325. ; Russian, 325. to 345. Beans, 60s. to 64e.; foreign, 461. to 48s. • Peas, white and yellow, 58e. to 80i. Linseed, crushing, ifts. to 48s. • feeding, 48e. to 62a. Rape seed, per 10 qrs., 281. Linseed Cakes, English, per ton, 10/. ; foreign, 81. to 91. 5.1. Rape Cakes, 6/. LiEDN, JUNE 22.-We are fairly supplied with Wheat, and, without experiencing any great activity in the trade, we have a fair retail demand at Friday's rates. Barley no minal. Oats, Shelling, and Beans dull sale, at former prices. Other articles unaltered. Arrivals this week ; Wheat, 7,320 IIEIL ; Otte, 1,871; Barley, 96; Beans, 1,759; Malt, 133; Hoar, 224 ; Rapeseed, 713. LIU/ELTON SCREAM', J vita 22.-Wheat was in good sup ,he trade for which ruled dull, at last week's prices. In , Beans, and Peas no alteration worthy of notice. per load of five bushels, 655. to 60s. Barley, per imp. qr., 80e. to 645. Beans, per load of 5 bushels , old, 365. to 375. ; new, 38e. to Me. LIVERPOII., JUNE 22.-The very numerous arrivals late this port, during the week ending yesterday, tarnish from Ireland, Canada, the United States and Europe collectively, a large supply of Wheat, a fair quantity of other grain, a superabundant increase of Indian Corn and Cora with upwards of 120,000 barrels of Flour, as below. To meet these extraordinary large imports, we had a very numerous attendance of both local and country bunts this morning, and a good demand for most descripticess of English and foreign Wheat, at a further decline toms that of Friday, making the reduc tion of 4d. to ea. per 70th., from the currency of thin day. week. Flour, being taken freely, the transactions were era sidenble, prime weotarn brands readily commanding 40e., and lower qualities 375. to 395. per barrel. Compared with the range of prices quoted on Tuesday last, Barley has re ceded Bd. per 60 IN. ; Malt, Brans, and Peas, 2a. per qr., Oats, 6d. per 461ba., and Oatmeal, 2e. per load, with a very limited sale for each. The Importers of Indian Corn, sub witting to a farther abatement of 6s. per 480th.., a large portion of the supply of prime conditioned yellow, was eagerly cleared off for Ireland and future resale here. In durated by considerable importations of breedstuffs into Ireland last week, the is there had become generally depressed. The arrivals into Cork alone were estimated at 42,000 tons, comprised in 132 car gos*, many of which ware heated, from the length of time they had remained on board. Although our advice. from various parts of the United Kingdom describe the weather as wet and cold for the mouth of June, no injurious elicits are stated to have been produced beyond that of apparently protracting the time of harvest, the crops being almost universally reported to exhibit the most fa vourable a+ t. With the exception of a few slight showen, the weather has been fine here since the middle of last week, and continues so to-day. British: Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, lls. 9d. to 12s. ; extra, 12a. to 12s. 3d. • white, 12s. to 12s. 6d.; extra, 12a. to 12e. M.; Irish, red, 111. to lle. Bd. •, extra, IL. 6d. to 12a. ; white, 11.. 9d. to 121. Barley, English, per quarter, 60e. to 534 ; Chevalier, 525. to CAL ; Scotch and Irish. per 8016., es. 9d. to 7s. Malt, English, per quarter, pale, 72.. to 82e. Oats, English and Scotih, per 46 lb., se. 84. to 6e. Bd. ; Welsh, 61. 3d. to 6s. sd. ; Trish, fine qualities, be. 3d. to fa. 64.; general qualities, be. Id. to ss. 3d. Beans, English, per quarter, 52a. to 68s. ; Pigeon, 68e. to 675. Scotch and Irish per il3o lb., 475. to 495. Peas, English, per quarter, white, 68s. to 82a. ; do. and Irish, grey, Us. to 54e. Flour, per 280 lb., English and liiiii fine, 67e. to Ns. ; superfine 82c. to 68.. • extra , 625. to 84.. Oatmal, per lo a d of 240 lb., Irish, new, 1846, 43e. to 50s. ; old, 445. to 48s. ; Canadian, old, 445. to 465. Bran, per 24 lb., Is. 10d, to 2s. Foreign •. Wheat, per 70th., Canadian, free, red, Ils. 3d. to lls. 6d. ; white, 111. 6d. to 11s. 9d. ; United State*, red, Ils. lid. to 11e. 9d.; white, 12.. to 12.. 3d.; Dantsie, mixed and red, Ile. 6d. to lle. 9d. ; Wok ward, 12e. to 12a. 6d. ; Lower Baltic and Rambwg, red, I Is. 6d. to Ils. W.; white, I Is. 9d. to 120.; Rip and Petersburg, red, Ils. to lls. 3d. Archangel, Ws. 6d. to 10s. It s . to common, red', 10s. 6d. to Ils. ; Polish, to 11x. 3d.; French, Spanish. and Italian, red, 1 le. to Ils. 3J. ; white, 1 le. to I Is. 6d. ; Ballast and Mariano poli, red, 11x. to 1 Is. 3d. ; Egyptian, 9.. to 9s. 3d.; Mediterranean, &e., hard, red, 101. 6d. to 10s. 9d. Rye, per qr., Baltic , &c., 58.. to 6 2e. Barley , per 601 b., 6d. to 7.. Oats. per 45 lb., 6s. 9d. to sm. 6d. Beans, per quarter, European, 60e. to 52a.; Egyptian, per 4801 h., 395. to 40s. Peas. per qr.. Baltic, &c., white, 60s. to 62 a.; Canadian, 69a. to 60.. Indian Coro, per 480th., 46e. to 4911 Indian Meet, per barrel of 1961 b., 20.. to 22.. Floor, pee barrel of 19616., Canadian, sweet, 384. t 040..• Usited State., sweet, 38e. to 40s. ; United States and Can adian, soar, 33e. is 345. Arrivals from the 16th to the 21st June, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat, 20,171 qrs. ; Barley, 1,620; Melt, 1,847; Oats, 6 . 486 ; BUDS, 2,300; Peas, 1,10 4 Indian Corn, 72,181 ; Indian Corn Meal, 43,441 barrels; Oatmeal, 1,287 sacks ; Flour, 2,034 sacks, 120,907 barrels. Leine, Jess 22.-We have bad a good supply of Wheat to-day, for which the sale was very slow, at a decline of 2a. to 3.. pee qr. ' • 6216. to 831 b., 824. to 85s. t fine white, to 90., Scarcely any other description of grain at market. Averse. sted this day :-Wheat, 434 qrs., 90s. 10d. ; Oats, 40, 365. 7d. ; Beans, 81, 66a. 7d. Sathseuge, Juice 22.-For Wheat the market was very firm, with a good apply; the top price given was 925. per qr. ; good red, 86.. to 88s. • middling, 745. to 78s. Flour, 66.. the bag. In Barley, dome business was treometed, the best fetching 625. ; second quality, 600. ; light sample., 44e. per qr. Oats were offered at 2.55. to 33.. per qr. Beans from Me. to 625. per qr. White Peas, 60s. to 645. ; maple, 665. to 60s. Rye at last week's prices. Winter Tares, Ga. per bushel ; spring, Bs. 6d. Malt was offered at from 76.. to 801. per qr. LEORORM, JUNE 12.-We have to notice s further de clinein the middling and lower deseriptioes of Wheat, not withstanding a very brisk demand from the interior. Low, red Egyptian has been sold at 29. , but the white is worth 335. 6d. The fine qualities of soft Wheat, such as Mee rionopoli and Polish, are better supported. Measertuce, Jose 17.-We hear there are a great many vessels arriving to-day. Our Corn market continues very Idoll and declining. Th. number of vessels coming in all it ems mat naesimarily throw a great depreciation on our rim TIM Alimad at present can never be adequate to the graddes arrived; we have, it is true, a great number of emery buyers, but they act with great caution in tbetr =a. Among the arrivals there is a great quantity of s ithd Ibmil Wheats, some of which are of very good , and which are offering at 40a to 43.. per quarter on 60Ib. Polish Odessa could be shipped at 48s. 6d. ; ether qualities in proportion. Tamers, Jerre 12.-Within the last few days we have had some considerable arrivals of Wheat and Ir.dian Cora. The market is in a very unsettled state, and Dries must be considered in a great degree nominal. Our st ~cks of Wheat, of all descriptions, amount to about 78,60 e. stars, averaging in price from 40s. fee Egyptian, up to 6ro. kr Roman, per qr., f.o.b. The stock of Indian Cora may be reckoned at about 56,000 stars ; Rye, 10,500 ; Barley, 8,000; and Beans, 23,000. Venice, Jens 12.-Oor coca 'market is perfectly calm, owing to the wan' of deemed* ono the provinces, and the fine appearance of the crops.. Any demand, however, from the provinces would drive r.n prices higher than ever. MANUFACTUR.W.i.—Ho I/DV/SPX EDD, JUNE 22. —The two or three hest public wool sales having declined in /ince.' has caused marchsata to be very chary in making parttime, of clash. Indeed they scarcely know what price to offer for goods; and lei low have prioeshee that cloth makers cannot, by any mewls, realise the cost of production. A few more goods of a general wearing character bare been taken from the owners than last week, but at very low CIIERSE.—SALISBITRY, JUNE 22.—More pitched than usual. The beet Cheddcr down 2.. per cwt., top price 724. Double Somerset., 31. 3s. per cwt.; good , 56.. ; best single, 445. ; common, 60s. Half-cowards, 4136. per cwt. Slams. 340. to 356. per cwt. Some .ery common Cheese, 30e. per cwt. American, 42.. to 4.5 e. per cwt. HOPS.— BOROTIGII MARKET. Two 'Clock.-- Mean. Pattanden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the market is firm WOO UM Kanto. pa•rt. N.•a 41.0 Taarllag 100.. •. cwt. L. •to 4 t Wald.: Xelltß „ 4440 II • Tesrll.o Sawn- 711 to 3 111 airs 14 40 4 • MA 1141.- .. . 111 to 0 Mahar - I SW II . . SALISBURY, Jolla 22.—The wet weather up to Saturday last made the holders of Fernhams ask rather more mosey for the stock in hand. Beet, 61. 15.. to 71.; country, 61. to 61. 10s. Woroesters and common Kents, 41. 16e. to 61. ; best Kent; 61. to 81. 10s. per cwt. Hopi of 1856, 60s. ; 1844, 40s. If.toolows l iss 22.— Th e hat tawAss Sing be.. we, windy . NA cold, the Use hes set Fos ma. 1$ bar _omeni4 to led the east the lies. wide\ Yes Imessel • aad alas* the 1,7 "Shp ol .boo tai D eagrft, el 4 the ft yet eggenr te shot She ft. 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There brass= ei y.—&T Loss So Nr is g ;SLOW 17 not No oussons as lestvoit; sine lien.loast eresess. U d e d = elpsity esemithesoleft grass& ; the oilisithe e A r: i mltLi d. s. Theis Is • fir prespet ft Istevis— at Moe Is VOW*, ray lid , owe, which rewire wee aim Fly at wog Vim= sh IC 17. asse.—At Mons ma 110wawd....0 the lie Is Soft SI Ss rally SOS sea the shots; lolow the hi sa w Ss, here the seeds at the Owls the gabs• fly r deswesed the lb. is. doe. sod very lilt. le Ws lhowl. emit lathe islleprAt Oosearesr the Is esolifts is nest sift egft et tile s ore hie @mewled asersi Slag as gest sit—At Ihe as Soo ft not sus sea in eassenoes et tho osli Weft. The fin Ss* dissyset; the ht tssiossiss so see W Bewaremesa Ss is sea SSA oak t=s j ig: SI as ft VS has Shod he Sea eel soh. ft soft is ves sow; ISM Peefts WS ft') as ani Ms sit door.— At Doss as hey Tar sn, eat babe se Mi. in moossero et Os ast shelh a t u te dd S isessod within ft bet fles —At Se bine le elowins S. Bond poise his hove les seleskol asenly with ft. The ey fed oissile; Ike ay suns sly Woe eariderably W 55 by the etch—At Guess ths haps are Foots eely. assf the wefte or the ties week hes is Is ft nos hosetio. The ay is sesoist es ft It MOM Ouse try psis es the Ilsoglitserel ors la ea weft rermazet, he Se riglising efts the gistafts see sear eisse, mg es the vhsis, geese gssein or a psi As Gad mesa Johns VS et as Sr has Sys hot orb SSW with soft mei the lugs at So IS.. Sots bees l=legnioi by Se lele nosh sibit—The seisonts foon mos esestot Sy deli as ht gkess big ass task seats the Sr has vet At FilMit the bops are os 'modality ae peidlie.—NoWleows Josnad. WOOL.—HUDDEBSPIELD, 4IINE 22—The very . ' • low pries of Wool has rased a little more activity during =week ; bet by as lamas is thus that amount of icing Tibia iiisur a gal aria Bhonld the - sadists resois, sail Or bash berme a little ler sliispists ma imW belie fora speedy twirl of the business eta, ememiy. Minima Wools having alma such a decided advmsempl• mem piss, than is but very little doing in them SKINS.—SALISBURY, JUNE 22.—The general price for all shore Skins, mixed, 10d. each. Fat Lamb skins, best, 2s. M. each ; mixed, 21. ; small and inferior, le. to Is. 3d. CATTLE, &e.—Llvs.uPooL, JuNE 21.—The supply of Sheep and Beasts et our market to-day has been rather smaller than last week's, with prices much about the same. Of Lamb* we have had a fair show, which, on the whole, met with dull sale. Bost, 7d. to Bd Mutton, 7d. to 70. Lamb, 60. to 70. Fo► Yesterday's M.*.. Hs ea pare. SHIPPING. MAILS ARRIVED.—DubIin, 3; Waterford, 2 ; Donaghadee, 1; Gueramy and Jereey i l ; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, June 23.—Wind this day at noon, 8.6. W., light breeze and cloudy. DIAL, June 22.—5. W. to W.S.W., moderate.—Arrived DM, Republic, New York, and sailed for Bremen. 22nd, Ida, Batavia ; Lily, Serino. ; Druid, Barbadoes ; Timor, Matanzas, and railed for Hamburg; &mites, Charlatan; Britannia, St. John's, N.B. ; Henrietta Mary, America ; Emma and Louisa, Monte Video, for Hamburg. Sealed Dartmouth, Calcutta ; Waterlily, Jamaica. The Delhi, from London, was in contact last night to the westward of Smoky bead, with a barque, supposed to be the Lady Mlfaughten, and bas put back , with bowsprit-head carried away, and with other damage. GUERNSEY, June 17.—Arrived: Wave, Havannah.— Bailed St. George, Porto Rico. OFT Toss, June 21.—Arrived: Mary Campbell, New Orleans. DUBLIN, June 21—W.—Arrived: Asiatic, St. John't, N.B. ; Dougall, Boston. KixosroN, June 21.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Mecca, Tn. nidad ; Byra, New Orleans; Ohio, Philadelphia; Wanderer, and Argyle, St. John's, N.B. Lime, Jame 17.—Arrived ; Exporter, and Alfred, St. John's, N.B. WATBISPORD, June 21.—W.S.W. to N.W.—Arrived, 20th: Michael Anthony Fleming, Miramichi. Ore Dunounasz, June 19.—Waterloo, St. John's, N. 8., for Hull. LOWESTOFT., Jens 22.—The Amity, sad the Runtbold, Cardiff, to Hall, got en Holm Sand, hat were sedated off. SCILLY, June 21.—A cask of oil, numbered " 269," with mark defaced, and apparently having berms long time in the water, was laroaght in here to-day. CLTI/I.—The Flan Muir, with cutwater started, was spoken, 15 miles be' • - Iris, arrived here. 20th.—Arrived: Casket, Manton's' FALMOUTH, Jo Data of Broote, CAEDTTP, Jame n below Fatherpoint, 28th ult., by the Cul- en. Bailed: Affghati, New Yak. Jane b Lady Colebrooke, Trinidad. 21st.—Arrieed: Trinidad; Richard Brown, Si. • • - um ; Sarah, St. John's, N.B. June 22.—W.5.W., *, Bombay. - 01 aria 19.—Arrived : Marisa, ' ate• 111 : . 44 s 1— " ,(04 1 .."- -4, o • ~~ 1r , I h ' I j