The Express. — London, England, 1848-07-01 00:00:00

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Me Grecs the Mike ol Dre.aoNBßll.s.Prit tri.o4.lt, 11 7: - has been much disfigured ; the bas-telief in the pedi se.aawl.s.'6. . ill' rese w tur l t 4 Or iiV:ieti.Vin ' the reiecaelrarecns uu re ue ment which surrounds the vestibule is mach- battered, t n o ew flicl 3 . 2 ; '. ex to tro, 3 l 4 2tl L . ; f O ted ats ing, P# lo r l. 6w to n h e i Id a . t eall ext c ra . , 12d 104 .; and the entire of the buill:ne, into which I have unt . Do. (late W.R.1.1.?, 4 faun& d Si d ; ...t0 tra, 114 34. d.; . ex ßa tra peieed ,l2ll. , p lti r e w llin t g , ,: p., r E hast mlia il is: ,trxiii%ftio - s. - 1-:',:r4r;li„ . t;• .iftigtog,,a..::;,-,, .:'!,-.!...1,. t Do. Pref., 3.-16 p DO. (ghee and Lin.), 10 d ...ere wo o m enie " 't' f tia 'r eaft ‘ e . rneeso of July . it st 7s. t' --'• "or tten sun vet been ante to obtain entrance, is saki to tea" "" I • ' guse. mc le . a sa . talr a pi nr o l .,T X 7 - , U kahin, r 2 .: la.l e o w lic a dd ra, 1 p &IL and Dover, leo. 4, I 13.16 d " "-,*-- - - ..,,,r len o. , .medby Yellows of the &eke/ IfilC ' ` .-4: n eel"ibla almn• a at a• sir a 1 3 ..y- i - j0 .,. ! „.;,„ ; ,.,„„ c„„„,,,, R .h.. 7 111 forward Me h l,. nedremea or In e- - 111 -. , • t0 t° 41 2 5. 7 : . e ; xtrs, "" :3o. 2BA Pess M ,_ Ac t ' .41):, to Ole VI secrete/25..cee t i i ..ges.t. ote. t .. ! .. ay o megt. It has happened fortunately that the parts of the LEEDS BALES, Jews 30. b 26 . l h lbs ea, 4 2 0 6: : There wu no alteration in the amount of businetts, nor leg. weer °at"' f ''' w Ina" '`.` au ° 4 w nra ` arn l '‘' ae an I. town where the conflict chiefly raged consisted of esortos wa-so tickets eill he haled In Itellent'areet e° tbe dal or "hi' old buildings, generally of small value. any improvement in their value, although orlon were firmer. and white boilers, 30s. to 325. ; extra, 3.&.; tiny aud feed, i I: p t ' . 10 ,1 : cl , b e i f ~ 6 ,, elti_en._____------ ---- The trial of the instmgents proceeded to-day at the Great Northern, 91 4 N. Weetern.a . 4 I Man., sbeE,le un. pretaa. ed. p f 3 o l re c ign to ' 334 l°d . 241. to 26/. ; foreign, 24/. to 261. Linseed, per imp. qr., 441. ATOTICE. f RENIOVAL.-The }LOYAL AGRI- Tuileries, before the court martial. The chief se- 575.1 E. Lanessiblre New, 71 d I Lanc. and Y Pmf., Is. p to 50s. Imports during the week : Wheat, 10,972 qrs.; Ber yl CULTI,R°AL COLII2OE OFTICE REMOVED THIS De.l' . 1 LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1848. [THREEIIENCE. • ley, 456; Oats, (.47; Beans, 690; Pea', 6 ; Linseed, 231 ; la go. 26, lilleo WILLIAM-STRimeII y ARINO•CBOSS. cused is named Robert, charged with cutting off the te Bowes. Seeveter7. hands of National Guards. and Davis report the followum quotations : Ut.--/YAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE The woman Leblanc was also brought up, charged CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. SHIPPING. Prime Meadow 72. to Illee I Rowen .. M. to -e. 1 NewCtomeato 34 HOPS.-WORCESTER, June 30.-The accounts Cirencester. with decapitating the Gerdes Mobile. MAILS Motivate-Dublin, 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donagha- li n a f ,V ar •-'•' a t LI it I cla ' w • 86 ' 6 1816 I aim.r °•" ran ' M Ma ' from the plantations since our lait have not been so favour- PA fleet -n.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT. -- dee 1 ; French, I ; Flanders 1 ; Hamburg, 1. able, the strong winds having bruised the plant ; end the Pazsinser or Coe wit -night lion. Ilerl BATHURST. Another female, suspected of having poisoned the We have Graham's Town journals to the 29th fooNDONO July 1.-Wind 'this day at noon, W.N.W PRODUCE. Vier Passimer-Risht lion. Earl Dltell3. wine distributed to the 'soldiers, was among those April, and Cape Town papers to 6th May. Their light breeze, and dull, buy weather. ~ - ANTWERP, June 28.- Coffee re- rains, being so heavy, have given many ground. a yellow Paienekt-John Nihon, F.R.S.s.. P.G.S.. at.. mains in regular demand. We have to menticn the sales of sickly appearance. The market is very quiet, nothing bet a CESPLAIN AND IFIR.sT MAOTIII-Itev. 0. M. Tandy, kt.A. under trial. contents are unimportant. The returns of depreda- Meusees, June 30.-Arrived : Dorothy Gales, Cuba. about 1,500 tugs Brazil, at 191 e. to 20ec., and 800 baps Ba- retail trade doing. 616:03D 11611,15 a -John S. Moreland, C.E. NRWPoRT, June 28.-Arrived : Favourite, Baltimore. tavia, et 221 e. to 23ic. Stock, 116,000 bags, against 69,500 13111twAtiii, June 29.-Our hops ere looking very luxuriant, SLOPS, PROVIANOIN. The insurgents who had been dismisstd from the tions by the Kaffirs, for the quarter ending 31st enreatorre-reee waren. F.R.5.11, U. republican guard were also interrogated. March, 1848, are published - by Col. Mackinnon, , 0 FT PLYMOUTH. JILIN 30.--Arrived : Cecilia, Port Philip. bags in 1847.-Cotton is rather better. 500 bales ordin arid are branching freely etoulAY, June W.-Arrived : Margaret, Quebec. New Orleans sold et 22c.-Rice : A cargo of Aracen7of on all Odes, SO that we lave every appearance Chemistry-John Myth. ICD tk•tany and 00.1..a-Jamos Buckman, P. 0.14. Nothing respecting the fate of these persons trans- in the Graham's Town Journal ; and they Orr ?owners D, June 30.-Arrived : Jane, Cape of Good about 11,000 bags, VAS dis• posed of at 501. A few lots of ° Dia taCanara i 7 g la _____ G icenaap t in r u , al F., 74 : tl e av aaa nne. g Th .-2'Th wel -r th ei r ,„„iil a i l ni y iciup hu ni g eua b6 gtr n a lbev h e a ri ve "on e.... r: V,4epinspy Practice-John Roblneon, M.R.C.V.B. pired. The meet rigid serveillance is maintained speak unmistakably in favour of the working of the Bole ; &woman, Havannah. Matbernaties Niel Natural Philosophy-Bev. O. IL Trod,. W.A. Carolina were placed at 1201 to 1218., for consumption.- tarded the growth of the him, mod there is not so good a prospect for cre am,' eurobond aad Eiminuortua-Joim S. Moreland, O.E. round the Tuileriee, and the proceedings of the court system of government adopted by Sir Harry Smith. cowas, June 30.-Arrived : Baltic, and:Newton. Bar- Sugar :We have to repoet the sale of 700 bous ordinary g w ep en Rut 'pea. The mind ha, bettered the bine to a coneiderablo ORIKTA. martial are not allowed to be made public. ;eaten is to proside such a mune of Metros-. A gentleman, who had on many occasions passed bad u eL 0 44 : 4 1 . D . o s t ro ait o. ,_Ju j ne .. 29 e - ... An - ived : Anna Maria, Ceylon. Havens, per national flag at 14fit. per 50 kilo. Havana, per foreign flag, at 1218., and 230 fine extent, and • few fly ban again made their appeaninoe..--Mem /ha object of the. Me o n e s will he most weed to the P . fanner. The benefit. to be Orders have been haw dby the Minister of Marine through Kaffirland, had returned from a similar tour, sleeved by tho agriculturist front • iddicious tepplkeiton of selooltle In- ,_ Td Arrived i . Gelorge Deluia, Stock on hand, 22,600 boxes;sgainst 11,800 boxes in 1847. amino June 25.-11 e smother too been variable for the peat week, sometimes enld, with bleak winds and occasional Mowers. The hope, wino/ n are liocoming more and more extensively ackuowledath, LO preAre a squadron for the deportat f .` ion of the in- and he stated that he had never before seen the Kaffirs H„ ana. however still maintain their health and colour, and continue almarat while the moans of obtaining that Information-lf, Indeed. it con he surgents. It will be commanded by a vice-admiral. so tranquil, so satisfied, and so comfortable. There is very little doing in refined.-Hides : About 7,000 ci ,... o f 4 r ,,,, ; ,„ The m ite i e te em, gent l e tarns up th e po l e ., thi s obtained at all. without for the tem sacrificing adm auctolon to tbe rhe ony DEAL, June 30.-W. to W.S.W.-Arrived : Narwahl, dried Buenos Ayres found buyere.-Indign : Nothing doing. win increase tbe length cf the main eine, and wearguently add to the k-al operatioes of hustarelry -are so scattensol and cwily roe to be tiers of the ateliers not found engaged in Accounts from the northern frontier are also of a South Seas. Arrived from the river : James T. Foord, Prices nominaL-Tobacto : The demand is very limited. A numberabranches, thus favouring the production ofbloesom and fruit. South America within thc re.as a very tea. Thr College CoUro. u t t uo t t uda„. 1, con- the insurrection were paid their weekly wages to-day. gratifying character. Notwithstanding the attempts e . h • few lots semounaged were We An opinion es very prevalent in Mei neighbow boat, that if the duty • ,ner that. while the student Is well Mad In the disposed of by public sale. ed with the da '" Is . r ll n sci nu : its relations la, wk-ult, are . t .daity It is said that a •petition is preparing by the Na- of the disaffe:lted, there appeared to be a large num ow eto, o ..ec sm. w XPOBD, June 20.-A veesel ap entl a steamer, is quote-Virginia, 17c. to 28e. per half-kilo.; Kentucky, fast on the rocks to the ' If par y this year shall pestle exceed the consumption, south of Toe ar, and appears to lie 15c. to 30c • M land, lese. to 34c. • Cuba, etle W 9(k ; premed of an importation of foreign hops, which are generally rank, tooeliva I's " d "P anned " an ' l their w i amtleal a Pn l 'd:lien ana "' a ' fiend Guard for the elevation of Generals Cavairac ber of well-meaning and honeat men who would take pes • :5_ 81 1.... ! ' ' and of an iaferior quality, the price of the Golding. and Ceaterburys 5ai .,,,,,,,i a, In tho opwatlon. of the College farm. The thooretkal loadly• th • 11* kd 1 , , e mantling was tic an Lazy. orto loco, loc. to ve. and powtool tertehtna co hand in bend, md m o whole t o combined with Lamoriciare, and Bedeau to the rank of Marsh sof the right course, and who would, it is to be hoped, Lorre, June 29.-Arrived : Maria, Grenada. wig exceed that of the gropes, and thore of a secondary description. sh,, w i s antages of collortate discipline. in • greater emportion than has hitherto been known. This would _y enter of the entlnal, PIIILIP BOWES, Sometary. France. gain over the misled amongst their countrymen. WARBANFOINT, Stung 29-Arrived : Challenge, St. John's, CORN.-CIIIIVENHASS, June 30.-The short stocks Probably be the ow if ail were packed in light cloth and sent to Leiden o u mae. ea. Klee Wlllioni.otroet. Charing-eney. A return of the killed and wounded will appear in the Rev. Mr. Taylor, minister of the Dutch Reforms dNw Br ' e unswick. merlin:together ; but the Geldings, and other choke varieties, are _...- -- a the millers, and a good attendance of buyers, caused the ~,,, edaeie ,, u , tht . bno, f oe w h, c h . ede ._,,_ dese , m are i s na war i e s t A T the Annual Genet al Court of the ROYAL the Moniteiv so.morrow. Church at Cradock, had been to Burghersdorp, where _ BILFAST June 28.-Arrived • Jas Hunt Antigua. 29 i ' market for Wheat to rale steady, at the rams of the pre- Until nearly Christinas, and thus do not come into full competition. XV kORICULTU RAL COLLeGE, held on the 6th of June, leste, A aerioue accident occurred last evening to M. he laid the foundation-stone of a new church, in the TOOl Bow ' line Quebec • • • ceding week. There was • brisk sale for best samples of with the Gsapes and there Mat are usually put in pocket& which IMO The Reiht Hon. EaO BATHURST. the President, In the chair, Limearce, J;uie 27.-Arrived : James, St. John's, Ne The Report of the ceueett ter the eie see, see read. adopted, and Lemanimis Dupree, the chief secretary of the questor- presence of about 1,000 persons; and ho took the Brunswick. w white Wheat, at-from 501. to 545. per qr. • red, 495. to 535. ; S ready ule et inueh earlier • Period. -11a.D00.1X.-Our nine la °s aner to tie ',lintel for circulation amoreot the atiartheldene ship ot the Asaembly. As he was crossing the Place opportunity of urging upon them tho necessity of Ceyee, June 28 -Arrived : Cordell's, Barbadoes ; Elias • middling 445. to 47e. • inferior 40s. to 4.35. •in the latter rowing very fast, and looking well and elem. so .tu Mot, if they do no recommended. oof the Council to rabe the fee for In endent. mil a maderate share ' ot bus Mess done. SAroely any B.: sot 6.6 66 a ger bm caeca . it is "' Mtn ' if Wie r will P a y ia P len • to ZOO and tor oiiinodente to £4O per annum, wth adopted, nia the de la Concorde, being challenged by a eentinel, he using their inflaerice to bring over their erring coun- Swift New York aud not the Elia Swift from New y half of them.-YeLineo.-The bine is growing, but cot much Ina Or " j ' • ley in supply ; former quotations maintained. ()ate fell in Camel were ontsiwerth to act there.. oho u ,in reth,„l fr., ~,,, neglected to answer, when the 'entire' fired at him, trymen and relatives to obeiience to the laws and to - leans os reported ycuterdsy. 29 London, Pictou • proving, aor does it leek ea wee as it did last week. It is also very • me rove M.P.. asel Me. Fisher Ho .a c ' pries 61. to Is. per qr. ; best, 245. 6d. per qr. ; sweet feed, aw e.. sam l ac gd,,g y es , shi n ras a wen e, an d nt h,. a lo ntot h or os uthello,Nesitoundland. Sailed : 26. ' Bermes, Jamai Council, erne replaced by Mr Robert Throckmortou and the Rev and wounded him in the thigh. a willing submission to Sir Harry Smith's regulations. w e •_," 185. 6.1. to 19s. 6d. Pees, best,44.s. per qr. Old Beans goorL-Esos Peceame-Weeeedelle much about the awas as Mat • ATeuroso, June 28.-Countess of Durham, ot. amities, o Ate, Iluetatde. Ws. to 471 • 38 to 44a. The weather since our last week. tat the weather is not Just the thing fur them.--Loose.- . , new, S. Oneohlrd of the Council thing foliated oat were re-elected. The report of the arrest of M. Lalanne, the chief of 'rhe manifesto was being widely circulated, and was New Brunswick, and sailed for Gloucester. nue ls not much difference Irons laat week ; they ere clean and • eat of thank. mo teasel to the Hon. Mr. Bather's for hie rant- the ateliers nationaux, appears to have been un- accomplishing its expected results-diear.eing opposi- Duette, June 29.-Arrived: Fanny, Prince Edward's report has been very changeable. growing.- -Boutin-roe MOIRRIUMA.-There are rather mote Ay ; able the-ent of a clock for the eiteee tower. and another to the Mod. • Dalt. no Veneerers, and c..mot rer their attain- founded. It is contradicted in dent, N leu-Prosident.. o . the Motaileur to-day. tion, and winning by its words of kindness. Island. EseTza, June 30.-We had TM small supplies of Wheat three or four es a leaf were found yesterday.- -Waconten.-Ttv bine on the upward side is backward. On the whole, they look quite tton to the topiuess of the tostltueon du p rlafa i rpr i sAZ . soommg. The examinations of the prisoners is proceeding le snoluth to grow too many this man-Usti...so-Our Loodonoffice, RC. Ring Wdltam.wreet. charleserc.. J oaf 0 , ,,03 ._ rapidly ; man, special officers have been appointed fi e lP CO NI) EI)ITIOXT THE FRUITS OP WAR.-There are at this time maitre, and we note the advance 2s. per qr. ;in some in- bine 4 quite clean and healthy. - Merano,. - Our hoes are IL TO - 17K --AGRICUL'TURAL- MEETING. -:- , The for this purpose, and already they are concluded in h-/______/-i e e N e upwards of forty sail of merchant ships lying in Falmouth - • stances even 3s. more was given. Barley nominal ; Oats dem and growing, but have Dot the bloom on them we havo • e d ecaree, and me turn nearer. sees.---MetCWORTIL-The bine II short inllool4 places,but gezezely AGRICULTUR el. GAZETTE AND GARDEN en', some of the prisons. -- --- - --- - harbour, belonging to different ports in the Baltic, detain . ved and clean. This remark was eri roast this day thot we mien DIMON ICLE will morale aMU REPORT or the ahoy • M EKTI A 6, through the war between Denm rk and Prussic Many Of 1-.IIAL, June 30.- There has been • good euPPly of hue inserted MI of the= --M1...M11e-Out hope are looking too with • Llet of the lotece-The GARDENERS' CURONICLL may bo ordered a ell net-m.ll,lone Moe Gl.• fren be Pests NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.-FRIDAT. OVERLAND INDIA MAIL. them have valuable cargoes on board, and some of them aro Engliatt Wheat, whilst that of foreign is but small. The well for the preeent prospect.-Besumic-The bine Is looking well of a perishable character. This must prove ruinous both to millers being tbe chief buyers, they succeeded at lest week's in every reinject -Boxerr.-The bine is clean, and looking a well V N - DON TEA URNS and TEA TRAYS.- of hl Mutest _The o ee , ssion emoted under the pretidency .. . , merchants and shipowners.-Plemouth Journal. rates. Barley meets a good sale, at well supported prices. se anybody could wish to see II -STAVLISIVIDT.-Tture are few, Tho literally breast mock of London- made TEA URNS, "'Poi n. he ocea verbal of esterda was read, invited 1. 1 tt. . .INMO on a leaf, t rill be growing end looking well. Bonin, Y • Y h 1 d By the Overland Mail just arrived, accounts have THE FRENCH PLalre.-Tee Pattie Royal company Oats, Beans, and Peas axe slow ot sale, end the turn cheaper. ane warminot from 36a. web. and Papaw Mache Toe True, fn. Shy per M. ane to ta e the chair, to which he ad been e ecte . ea.-We do eot think quite so favourebov a them ; the cold winda set of three, no well am of eetweal Fundthine Ininmonetry In the as es ..... ...tam aezended the bureau aMdst warm marks of come to hand from Calcutta, to May 8, and Bombay, at the St. James's Theatre are going on merrily, and sue- Rye Meal is still held for 71. per top. The growing crops oo d o t a ht e h oo , net i m p r owd th son ,.-t h ,,,, i5,,,,,,,,,_The bi ne world. Is nom on mle at W ILLI A M ta. BURTON - 8 dem Rippon and the 20th. teed in making their audiences merry. Their rc'pertoire is progress favourably, though the continuous rams are rather ts growiag tao and looking very beautiful; entirely tree flora vermin, d N I aPPrObation, end thus addressed the Assembly : Burma, Kt. Oxford street. corner of N onowoyetrett, au . oi. , . . of the lightest description, consisting et Ink: y pictures of Pa- more than is wanted for Wheats. Rape Cakes met a steady but no mould.-Easr FAIDARIIL-Perfectly clean, no dhothee in the Newman stott. Detailed catalogues. with cocas tugs (per poen, free.- Cluien.,-In calling me to the pretidency of this Assem- The affair of itloultan still occupied tho public risian life without the slightest admixture of sentiment, sale, at 925. fel. to 975. 6d. per ton, according to quality. In hoP-Pt.m. - WEPT FADIAIDII.I- FOUNIII SO. -- 7 1.Innos. -If Uotablistocel ito Wellastreet. lite. lily, you have conferred on me • high mark of confidence, attention, but nothing of importance had lately p 'on, or ' interest. To raise laughter is the sole end of these Bones there has not been so much done ea during the last few Pr'" Z tes ey I Tt u r l ope ";° aas we n. s t l ith b es u e s d e 00r- t h f; i -C .;1 "- C . eRPETS.-LUCK, KENT, and CUMMING for which I thank you. I thank you too for having uccuccc d , have nEmovEn their owtaliGhtuent frorn Carpenters' hal, once more, and in time of difficulty, made an appeal Palais Royal vaudevilles-certainly a legitimate end ,• and it weeks, the season being far advanced ; nevertheless, holders Wee hi y ~,,,, the t, re4et o f a ii !, ll e 4 sh l e et. „.11: th. ~....m. . f o ri It was decided that no hostile movement should for is admirahly accomplished by a great deal of wit and smart- are net disposed to give way in price. For Guano there a i n . sa mpi . Th e d u ty is doing al , 204.1,003/.-A.,n;QT- 7 / 1 , I,nklee-6 , 1 1 1. tot.lol. Ilettonvranlen, to N 0.4. Recent-street. Waterloo. to my devotion to my county. The fatal days which PlaCt 1014.410 Howell and .1 emcee. where they trn4 that patronage have thrown Prance into mourning, create ter us serious the present be undertaken against the insurgent the dremetiets and rich humour un the exists leas demand, but the auotatiens remained unaltered. hope are lasti e lng well about.-BeSSNDEN.-Our hops are growing ; m o ss on the part of . . . ~ . wel be emitieuol ehich they have •oo lons ettiorei They are del..ing • rt ot the adore. 1 heir effect, too, is immenee y eig ten I h• h ed The arrivals of Linseed this week amouot to shout 8,969 we have DO fly.-Tronmswe.-There Is here and there a fly, f several thouand saris of the het Mayas Cane-tier at 3s. al. per • . duties • I know it and I accept them. They Dewitt), who was so closely watched by hie own 1 .! and the grounds are rather uneven ; still, there is plenty of bine, if . o the' b • fed b 1 accustomed qrs., arid comprise 2,060 qrs. from Odessa - 4,700 qrs. from y ir eing per orm y a regu ar company, ;sot seteleed designs in Topiary. Itrutteho. and Velvet Pile. at a may weigh teavily on the mind, but they . enlarge troops that any attempt on his part to fly to Lahore, to act together, This gives them a spirit and an nisembk Riga ; 1,060 qrs. from Konigsberg; 2,29 i bsge from St. the weather sults them.-Leans.-The hops are looking very very Mat e 014.3100. C101116e6. Dimwits. ac. Turkey Carpets and it and tomtit the - disposition to gond, and it is in this well • Mom will be best off that don't get any -13moe -The hops Yksosseoth. and endeavour to excul te h . lf Id be 1 bflbd ' h . S fPte b There contiuuts a steady demand from the ' - • ' peri . b . pa tame , wou use ese. that they have never e ore ain t 111 country. ome o ers urg. respect that I hnpe to justify your confidence. If republican are going on very well in moat of the wardens in this , but TRON BEDSTEADS and CHILIiitF.N'S COI'S. France should have veiled her front before an impious The whole of the troops in the Jullunder Doilo are them, however, demand a lamili y . 'ark with Partian 11111100611 crushers and sundry parcels have changed hands at the tome of the old plantations do not ad •aricoe so freely. Perfectly free I A IVBI brae ansortment of Bolsteads and Children's Ceti, of Iron war, the may now exhibit it with pride aiid hope. said to have been warned to hold themselves in and langusge which few foreigner. can acetare ,t ey are so rates o est .. . h f'l k Od • sold t4O . • fine hes from ll .-Lluiswar•-Althou hwe have some inferior garden. wee eltall Is a a , ay y • 81.1 6- ' 6-I ' 6ls6sds 8 " I! " 6 ' ' 66 666 (6 '" 16. 61. 66 ,, I " if t The republic remains strong and pure, it will readiness to move at a moment's notice ; but it was -- • • chat a bine it must te considered in the whole is be thin en tail of cochnen tokos and allusions that mazy of the best Petersburg, 38e. , Rigs, beet quality, 365.; Memel and , , . g witn the rotent ollovetail joduts aiod tweet sacking and entirely .otTem •tl 1 K' be d sb• 35s d t3Y for 'n tamely well, and promise Mr • good crop. Free from fiy.-lee eve- Nome& which set Frenchmen in a roar, are eviden y oat on onigo. rg, goo cru ing, ~ own oA. per qr. i • __. _ Th. h..,, in 4ni, wish aro looking wry wen ; . we. threw*, 21. • • mt. front 3j..-4 ON SALL at the thownorth a4i L. r , ma in power f u l, an d e, n itr o t no anarchy has not pre- very unlikely that any actual march would take place tne bulk of the English audience. Of this description was Griot. qualities. Rapeseed : Nothing doing from want of "' - a 1 LIAM S. lA' RTON (late Rippe and Burtonl,39, Oxfontstreet (owner veiled, and will not prevail agoinst it. No, it is are eery full Orbits.; others do not advanze eo freely. The bine te el Newmananoto. mid 1, 3 %min.. Arita, which are the lan:est in the Until atter the monsoon. the vaudeville performed tor the first time hut night, supplies. The value of fine Pariah may be quoted 261. per weakly ;we hear of no fiy.-Paatneev, June 29.-The bine 4 grow. world ; where noy he wen the I.ateut Rhotochue, or Easy Ireu Spring nOt the people of Februavy, so great in hoist, so The following extract from a private letter from " L'Almsnach des 25,000 Adresses," which had extraordi- but. Lir.seed Cukee, Hultmade, of best quality, meet a ing Ma, and with few exceptions looking very promieing. We have Bed shell I. applkatOe alike teo Iron and wooleu hedothris. It hy. great in traitors., who raised sacrilegious b trneades ,„ , leen forted an nunliary to eerfeet rest. enperlor to wen the water bed. oh which hes never float. d the banner of the aloultalli adds somewhat to the intelligence given in ry success at the Palais Royal. It is a piece of the brood- good sale at 81. 12a. 6d. to 181. 15s. per ton fur present no fly worth not tec.-Tteratefeer, June 29.-The hop bath grow nn t d t extrava t l t • th mised• delivery ; and from 01. to 91. ss. per ton tor for nen arce, urning on s ward delivery rapidly. look heathy, and quite loth frr on veimin. Tbe high triads -nelalle'l nnal`Ve" i l ls snas' 66 S 64 66 S ! "'" 666r S 5666 ' " l republic. No !it is not the republic which has opposed the previous accounts. The rumour of a rising in Lahore e : . a° nnn • - ' have di isen the heads off the poles, and many binesmuet be put fight (per roll free.-Eetalitlebed In Wells street. 18e0. entures of a foolish Auvergnat w o h Comes to Paris to according to the month. republic ;it is herbarism which has once more raise' i 6 head es, of course without foundation :- by Ladder-tying. ItyIa.DICAL MECHANISM.-rDr. SCOTT'S in- ap i ng ei wilier ion. Victory has decreed for us by the laws of .. The two ' Commissioners, deserted and woun.ad, had ig i t sd r ie a , r o r u it ,, d , int g i s Ix ello . s, y nmeraull mystified b a set of one of whom y has an LlNeolee, June 30.-We d have h tl a lib h e e r l a d l fd s r up d :ly a f , i l..g d t .- ... 7t.ti; for Rczta b ei n 76 llo i tn t ol io t 4 :l7 444 7V: r e s m s= humanity. It is for us now, citizens, to consolidate it by sought refuge in • Mosque, WOOL.-LONDON.- The public sales have been whither their inhuman interest in thw y arting his matrimonial project. The part of r W o. h oo eat w fc i a o c u h r oo ftrle b ra u lo os .. s ay s , w nd our w nrillers just bought . ip progress since this day week ; the attendance of buyers at places of vtorlip (which no other contrivance isUl doi,_the_nywni• the wisdom of our labours, by the firmness of our eonduet, pursuers followed and attacked them. One geetleman had, this victim, if. Les/rand, was acted by Graasot with the foci rover thong adjusted to otch leollfidual odostowse_ e .. lilopOT by the moderate but c antaut development „ of the prate according to the account of his Peon, who escaped, seld his quaint.. at humour imaginable ; and &titivate, hi the charm,- sufficient for their immediate wants at ls. over last week's ' from the manufacturing districts has rather increased, and fotalaidohl la sears too the stonnel• ha. bens REMO tEP by pr. Beat ciples which the republtc has proclaimed }Tame knows lo d 1 ft, ta h• 1 fh• rates. Very little doing in Oats and Beans ; priceestationary. there is rather more 'pint ia the bidding', but tbe privet are to it. PRI NOES STREET. CA VENDISIESQUARE, where may atm , . , - i e ear y, a r mg neve o o companion, bringing s e e o f a f aired merchant, whose gay propeneities get him 'Wheat, red, 445. to 50s. ; white, 47a. to 535. Oats, 17s. lid. to 2al per lb. under the rates obtained at the last May b e ° lmmo tint gentkmatee LtVENIENT VASE. by means of width 1 tnis anu regards you ; you have before you a task of 4 . 1111- down several with his pistol, till hit in the thigh himself, when into sena conjugal scrapes, produced much amusement. An pe n o th may coominand a regular action of the bowel. without the inc. catty, hut you have also indomitable courage, and au talent to Ms. Beene, 395. to 41s. sale. In foreign, we have no change to notice, many des vankoon thou tin i fnen the operation of opening modlchen amid the desire to accomplish it. With time to aid you-with peace in he fel dead, and the savage mob rushed in mut tilled the other English niece founded OD this vaudeville, was produced criptions continuing unsaleable, owing to the low prices of active pursuit. of Ilte.-Dsorratlues sem free on reethin et twe teethe. I The head Mons was forwarded, by order, to the Bowan, who some time aim ' at the Lyceum, under the title of " Which LIVERPOOL, June 30.-Subsequent to our last report, the the capibil-with order everywhere, that supreme law ef so- colonial. Arrivals this week are 8,2,40 bales colonial, 575 Mama hy the teenager. made the bringer a present hinnell ! News ol the steamer Mr. Smith ? " with some success. The other entertain- weather in this part of the country has been wet and baster- bales foreign. English Wool remains precisely the Same SS 1 - mpoRTANT caunos.-A. ROWLAND and iety all sufferings may be assuaged, all misery relieved, :11 - t ' he springs of labour and aidustry may b Napier oas received from Kusmoor where they •ed e net in ea 1 the '29dt but th e 1 he ' - 'env ich for a much lo er period mi nts of last nighe were the very clever vaudeville "Le ous, a continoance of w_h .. re .0.0. ng . . . 4 4; last notie id. JL SONS. 20. I lattoweardosi, London, teg to caution the mobility and N 1...c 0 0n , . etca l il not reached them. Major Cravathon " and " L'Omelette Fentestique." Tee would, aftcr the excees of rai p w ly, . ree .. la 101, .. IDO on. ti On my own part, citizens, allow me to con. BRAIiFORD, June ?J.-The market is exceedingly dull, thetr7 okekhest thine male! toy the attempt-4 of 001•0 Amer:eery they i reports mention • rising at Lahore ;so next cold house was well attended, and the boxes had a fashionable prove detrimental to the crepe upon the ground , meanwhile, to carpeted* of their own nuoinfacture. ace the title. of ' Ateervear gratulate you on the noble conduct you have exhibit/ad. weather may loing another campaign. and the transactions are limited. The supply is very low, aspect. further progress in securing the residue of the hay harvest Oil," ' Kolydor," and " Odonto ;'' wipe under the implied sinctmo of T o render me worthy of it, I have examples to follow- d h • h • d tdth ' an t e spinners aye no in ucement to ex en err As to the intentions of tho governme t ' lies received into this port has been suspended. The lupe . . royalty eel the government departmente, with neater mum se ,V 6 - ` k. " brilliant examples, tied stand out in such relief as never to be n respecting p onaar yna tt , Jeers 29.-The Gleaner, st..v., Acting purchases. Motion .• while they copy the lahels. alloy advertisements. m o tweimo- _ , Moultan much uneer:ainty had prevailed at Bombay. Muter and C 6411. A. D.Oliston, athived this morniug from Bermuda, 1 linen Monday last are Incons.derable ; from Irelan . I 11 111 h bt I t t to Ol b ma. ombetitutlng fictitems emus aml rehire., for the rthli of the forgotten VII 0 OVP I em, a en rea you at me y 0 h ortiona vreesr.uos , The old^ geom. NI ACASsA R OIL. K A LY• that holy love of country which is never invoked in vain. nt o arrival of the last steamer from Scinde, .nea she axikel on the id inst , hoeing there the Welleeley with and, beyond a moderate quantity of Whea• h Hew DEN, June 9 7.-Owing to the hesey rain this morn ., t am Polo aml 0 DONTO AM noWLANDS . ; mud the strut per oor label of w ine nfit of Vie -Aim the Ea lel Oundonald, who was to leave about coastwise are light ; whilst the import from abroad ing, there was no Weol market. each tear, the name of - Rowlanol," preceding Oyu of the article, with Allow mc to depend on your concurrence. Gravity of circurn- wilt a requisition for reinforcements, an express Was the 51h inst. f r or Hair:ie.-The Testae., at., Capt. Austen from • their elcuatare at the foot, In rel ink. this "A. ROWLAND t SONS. - I stances requires gravity of discussion, aid me to maintain it. sect to the Ci mmander-in-Chief, then at the Halifax, piked the Gleaner outside the Narrow., off tb ileer g i d iug l a i.th - en in • _ . is somew • ine a , h t ' ve sed furnishing a few parcels of YoRK, June 29.- . l'here was a fair supply of Wool and • IWheat, Oats, and Beans, from Europe ; 9,098 qrs of Indian good attendance of buyers, but the rain which fell so heavy --Sold he them ned hy all Monate and perfumer.. ! You will allow to all the 1 berty of their opinions; hills, in consequence of which the officers of her t ocz i s t r ler wh z! crew V r tle ,,, G , teeu , ner je1 ,,,, t thi t e lo er . at Iferm on uda -The lle.st- Corn from the United States, with 9;10 qrs. of Wheat, and catmed several lots not to be shown, sod about one.half of W HA'l' 'TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; on these eonditions we shall see restore:l, eitzene, be Majesty's Bth Regiment, on leave at alahabulesh- WV way ingested taday by Sir C. Ogle, who levet to Steamed in the 2,705 barrels of Flour from Canada, the first spring sbipments the Wool was left unsold, and that which was bought was with Diet Tables low all Complalnte. essured those great parliamentary days of which France may BY R. J. Cc iv zawsuo M.D. M.R.C.S.. L. A.O ,he be pr ud as to the past, and of which she has will need, to wur, were ordered to join their corps wi * thout Lightning "earner. thence this season. Upon foreign Wheat, duty is raised to sold at a still further reduction of 3d. to Id. per stone from COST...I'M-flow t+o ieettre perfect distant.. tramloll feeling'. a o ° l olsced on irremovable bases the constitution which awaits delay, and a wing of the Regiment was di- 10s. per qr., and on Flour to 6s. per barrel, being the only last quotations. •• _ night's rwt. a clear head, and • coutouted mind. Ely an obsereance of .. change in the import rates fur the ensuing week. Without ae the instructions herein contained, the feeble, the theyothly• delkone, ner. rected to be in readiness to permed to Bombay, COMMERCIAL .4 MARKETS. much animation or material fluctuations in the English or eaOIOIOCTIE AND COLEFORtv.7At Meth taint, last week, even to the most shattered maatitution, may theatre the greatmt Alter this speech the Assembly proreeded to tr.e re was en a fb • d h ' verege amount o nun's. one at esc p.ace, amount of plosion] happloos,an I math la health thelateet period or organization of its bureaux, and then to the order and thence to Scinde. Order. were also issued . Irish muicets since the earl , / part of the week, the trade bere but at Coleford, it would appear, higher prices were realised We SIIODOI 1. , MAD for a wing of her Nlajesty's 22ad Regimen. to during the interval since uesde/ has been dull in all its To be had of eberwoo 123 Pater 00616 6 ,016 : Canalho. 147, Flat. of the da on the diecus•ino of the project of decree for MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. bearings; the prices, however, eve generally remained than at Monmouth. Prices at Monmouth ranged from Bs. fel. area: 51 n. 39, Copied ; Nolo., 4.37. West Strand ; or daroofrom the municipal councils and the councils of arrondiaements prooced to Bomb a y for garrison duty, and a de- to 9s. pie stone ; end at Coleford from 9s. 6d. upwards. At Os author. la, Arrall.place. ItegeetomeaL end departments. After hearing several speakers, the first tachment of the Ist Grenadier Regiment of Native Ties. o'Cloek.-The anounorment of the Chancellor almost statieeary, except for braise Ooen and Corn Meal, charm. laroe salts were made, at prices frem 81. dd. to 00. -- - -...-- - _ ---- -- heretofore have gradually inclined downwards in value. e - ' Der stone There we e a great many buyers in the fair. LATEST FROM PARIS. the councils to bo reconstituted. The municipal elections are to be held before the lat of August. the 29th Native Infantry there stationed. A troop improving, whilst expenditure weal:ming cut down, has Influenced mainly by the unsettled aspect of the weather, CATTLE, 8.e.- 11 -RIDGEWATER FAIR. Very little of Horse Artillery was likewiee ordered to pre given much satisfaction in the City. 'The improved all good useful qualities of English, Irish, and foreign free fat stock, which sold from 10s. to 10.. 6d. per score. There raw% Iran 30. - New loon, -- ; Three per Cents., - ; pare to move. It was also reported that the receipts of the revenue was a fact indeed already hen e to-day met an improved in- Wheat, at our Cure Exc g , d . PARIS, FRIDAT EVENING. rive 3 Belgian , it quiry, commanding lull Id. per 70. b. over the re ucei rates was no Ws for lean or store kind. Sheep sold as high as 7d. r, , ,,,c-gt... , D07 ; 10 1 4 4`"M. d e l ,: dl ib - ; l ' °° P 4 l - 3 ... 5 Trr d _ e _ 24t.h. 26th, and 29111 Native Infantry at Bombay made public in the Express . under this head, an 1,, , lb , .but many we re . driven away unsold. There wes a At the close of the sitting of the National Assembly ri l e 7h _ . t,„ 0 . 0 , i „,, ch .. , , „y o . Ro zes im ... ' 54 1 1 Treasury would in all likelihood be sent without delay to - Kur- - created, therefore, less surprise. It is now fully r Tuesslay and, With a tolerable demand from speculative Per . • buyers, a fit ' ir extent of business was transacted : there was decline in the price of Pigs. But few Horses were on oiler. to-elay,ithe Government withdrew the prtject of law ewe% li. Bank Share& 1203; 'Lachange on London, no mans expected that, immediately after the Tressa% I rachee. The order, however, for the officers of her also some attention paid to Wheat under bond, but without TIVERTON FA 1 R.-This fair presented but an 'different respecting railways, under the plea that the cabinet 5° ,10 .';,.. , , pmis md cwt . , _. Paris and Rosen. 403 75; Majesty's Bth to join their corps was ahortly accounts shall be made up on the 5 -. . resulting in any saleeof moment. Irish Flour was in moderate shoe' ,3t i fst Bullucts,othough there was le great nu_mber of would require time to consider it. It will probably Rimers and Mere, -; ATIVOII end Manville., 217 so ; m.o. afterwards cancelled, and no actual movement Proximo, the Chancellor of the Exchequer will I reqeest at our last quotations and good States, es well es an infer or quality. The average price of the fat Bullects bourg and Bale 82 le; Centre Vierzon, 256 25 ; Amiens and Bou. be withdrawn altogether. _e_ ps too p ace from oon . nt e of t k I ' Pah 0 h bring forward the budget, so long delayed, and, I '•al f dien ' lised 28s. to 295. r barrel. was 10s. a score. The Sheep and Lambs though numerate the iresh arri o C , Pe 10Ene. -; B ee-oux, 398 75; North, 352 50. In Barley, ;eau, and Peas, no change was apparent. sold but heavily, the reason assigned being the scarcity of I made a further tour to-day through the theatre PARIS Bonuses Triertausv.-Two or three days before morning of the 17th Sir Willoughby Cotton arrived as it is conceived, delayed chiefly in the hope Malt dull, and ls. per quarter cheap s. Oits, being in very " the circulating medium." Lambs of the first quality sold of tbe greatest dr struction of property, and I find that the Insurrection tbe funde fell, as if a preeentlment of the danger had in Bombay, to attend the meeting of c ounc il, an d that ?meanwhile the revenue might present a more slow demand, the best descriptions scarcely obtamed late at 51d. to 7d. per lb, Mr. Hussey's annuel auction for the it in not so extensive ail has been reported. The of the 23rd Juno opened amidst the thing tees fel l: The tr . :: - hal b k t P th dA Re assist in the decisiou of the point wLe of mun ethv,- thrTeCtlOn In CD MI . rem al y t ther troops were c g P ec heenn as t than on the last aarterl returus. • 1 o'her sorts were decidedl rather lower sale and letting of Rams commenced at eleven o'clock. Some q y prices, and al . , . 1' , , .• chief points are the end of the Rue St. Antoine near Hour ., ne ie cen dosed. It has now opeued with a fise of two to three or were not to be sent to &nide. We have a further rise in the funds this morning, ie 1 d'd Ho Re be 1f h d stoical likewise, being nearly without inquiry, wss noun- sp en I g ms were put up to et or t e season, an the Hotel de Ville, whereithe street becomes narrow : francs On the Threen und Fives, and this was maintain. d firmly from in consequence of the financial communication, and rally the turn cheaper. Haying a good attendance o . f Irish were knocked down at various prices the highest heino 22 ope ing to the closing twelay. As the general mere...ion now So th h h ' d'd d ers this morning the made tor Indian Corn opened guinea.. me o ere, w ose c erecters t not sten so el L CO, MERCIA . Consols are now 841 strong buyera. Reduced Threes, bit" . . • there there are several houses on the north side bat- irthA M lhe greenest danger ei permed, that the most femidable ff dh* h b' h Id tlod 15 ' h• t thr nt briskly, ana considerable sales were e ecte on ig er terms tg , were Ith a an guineas eac ,wo or ee we tered by cannon in a tottering condition. On the south enetnies are overcome, and that the government is in safer and BOMBAY, MAY 20 -Much dullness and inactivity have N 5 3 0 y_ Threc-and-a-Quarter per Cents 851 valley% in the import we' export rkets eurieg the few days which --- . ' - '' „, ~ than could have been obtained yesterday, the market donne ika low as 6 and 7 guineas. side the wiedows arid wood work are clarnoged by s Til e r r e i r re d yril b eicee r r,ttrn ° .`. l :"..isne*.r.,frer'ilfrer d '.... ti,guVrt` ' h. Weisel knee the date of our het report, and altheugh no tO 1 . Exchequer Bine, 375. to 40s. prem. paw( ls. fol, per 480Ibs. under Tuesdao's rates. Corn Meal wait WAKEFIELD.- We Ltd a large supply of stock at market ' musket balls ; about tour houses will probably:have r. ..8., but 'it ii the delinitie expreseion of menden , e in tbe future greet alteration has taken place in pre ~ still th ,, e tenarzy of trade Stf;C ' lc, 189 to 191. The advance in Consols is equal in fair request, at 13s. to I3s. th i s . p 2 e 7 r tl ar t: e the 2 1 911t iv jun is e in • t° this morning of lor h descriptions, with a good attendance . of to be pulled down; the remainder will admit of repair. which hither i to&o e uld not be pro f riounr o l. f ,lb•eheeitnnia.tetemapieloire , tTE I n a e ll% a l •Ir tra M b Tr e cl n r' sYst o a t te go ' n " it no T er ' le-ther Y o amio'peahrest to I , per cent upon the closing quotations of yesterday. Lie e e rl3 t oo , 1 5 a i n 7 d o . itu:corn le e Mali, m 773; Oats, 4,633; Rye, 435 ; b orTu n n • sokT he lreN ke e t s. w tr7s h . e pe av r Y' s:l P t I f or 61.1 ,, z.v. In the Rile du Faebourg du Temple, the entire line Tn . :..:' c .e se en :soil.. a n nd aetu d ruo. " Withe is only required a fe;r Jayn e ' Li' ~ to be a total want ot confidence in every way. The ocu'ers lhere is no decided movement in foreign stocke. m n Beene, 510 ; DidisZ Corn 9,098 ; Indian Corn Meal, 9 Lambs, 18s. to 24e. per head. Beasts, 700. Sheep and cf street from the Boulevard to the Derriere Belle- the new government, to be generally approved. are afraid to buy, and oft the other hand the brokers are unwiliiog to Dutch Two-and-a Half per Cents., are called 42 to 3 we firmer, the generainsprethion now being that trust the dealers. And until the effect of the decedent in the opium Wines • Oatmeal, 2,322 sacks; Flour, 1,115 sacks, and 2,719 Lambe, 5,400. Till° is more or less damaged. Several of the houses the lt p u r i o i recl ?flee latelovernment et ill not tre adopted. gambling transactions of 1417 have posed away, and the enormous -cl . 'el nd • the Fours 641 to 5 1 Rursian, 90 to ex in e, . , e . barrels. ' • NEWTON ABBOT Fete, June 25.-This fair was well sup are knocked to pieces; one is burned • the windows, INVe6 stotaniet thereby hero Men made good, trade is not Moly to 2. Belgian, ,i 7 to 60. Spanish Fives, 111 to 12 ,• the es .vsANNINOTREE, JUDO 29.-We can notice 10 alteration in pli e d w i t h f at bullocks; the quotations were 54e, to 56e. per shops, and wood-work of many are ' destroyed; the ITALY. rerne; the probability n iodeed tbat, even with a favourable men- Threes, 21 to 1 ex-dividend ; Passive, 2,1 to 34. Por- our market to-day for any kinds ef grain. Wheat sellselowly cw t., soon, the expectations entertaieed of a invd business being done on but there was not mach butiness done. Of Sheep and plaster of numerous houses kneeked off with cannon- The Ventielue Margo of Milan, of the 25th, states the oPening of tee mkt season will prove fallacinue. With no de- tuguese, 161 to 174. Alexican, 161 to 17. Brazilian, et last week's rates. Very little Moines,* was doing. Land there ma a small supply, mud of very middling qua • balls ; this has been ppecially the case about the point that the Duke of Modena is with the Austrians, reed mind for any kind of good:4 peewit stoeka generllly large ,andoeci; 64 to 6. Chilian, 79 to 81. Venezuela, 14 to 17. lity, prize were at 61 I. to 61d. c p . er lb Of Cows and Calves . mutating daily, and a wry great dieportam the pa t f "Gros, Jane 29.-We had a fair supply of grain at this where the Canal St. Martin intersects the street. entered Vicenza with the Austrian staff. holder. to eell-w here is there a resonabie proepect of an easly Peruvian, 30 to 2. day's market ; but, from the incessant nein, the transactions there a fair supply at pn s from . 101. to 121 but there ~ The houses on the north side of the canal are con- II Risoryincento announces that the Piedmontese revivlllioni n nns t i h Jim , se , go , on al l i niz , n „, ow clothQ . and a very dull und The report ill current tea. a , h + deices from Hamburg were chiefly confined to sale by sample, with no alteration • were net many buyers. Several Leicester and other rams siderably battered. The street to-day was filled with army had quitted Pesehiera on the 20th of June, to J! u' . fie ' Moen , Messier remains in the same state as reported m nor of the 29th, have been received, via Hull, which l e art ' ' • s from Tuesday week. Wheat, white, 6s. 3d. to were exhibited, but there were not many sold. 01 thl. ce per bu•hel. Oats, 20s. to 255. per qr. Beans, 4a. 9d. SOOTRWOLTON PAILL.-Southmolton Fair was well sup soldiers ; the houses continue to be searched for arms, encamp under Mantua. last, namely, thmewhat more easy, and there is every proepect of mention that peace was all but concluded between . 0 . . t os 3d. per bushel. plied with Cattle, but business was doll. Fat bullocks, 91. ard I saw several prisoners taken. Pursuing the line this state of aft:we continuing for sorne time, as the clofing of the D enmar k an d me German states abaut the Settles- to 10s. per score ; two-year-old stock, 111. to 161. the pair ,- - season will have the . ffect of rt tittering money cheaper. Discount . • of the exterior boulevards to the head of the Rue de DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. f .', y o wily haol at thc banks at n e per cm . r ' . r or g bills p se r t s r t ed ^ i tygi jn overn h on ' e ' nt leper one pre cent. leas. in c wie-Holstein affair. SCARBOROUGH, June 29.-We had only a moderate sup- three-year-old, 201. to 3.51. the pair ; Cews and Calves, 121. ply of Wheat and Oats on offer to-day. 'The Wheat trade Menamoutant, there are marks of fighting, but no From Amaterdam we have accounts of a brisk to ln. ; rearing Calves, 30s. to 355. each ; fat Calves, sd. to Govearasorr Seetoones....The rates ceutinue the rame, but with has been somewhat dull, but last we.k's prices have been 6d. per lb. Sheep sad Lambs were plentiful, and declined rem destruction of property. Descending the Ruo (By the Etagere Telegraph Cowpony's Express.) an upper tendency. market for nearly all stock securities. obtained. Wheat, 6e. 3d. to 71. 3d. per 6 stones. Barley, rateLtou FUN LK, in price ; fat Sheep, 54d. to 6d.; Lamb, 6d. per lb. The Menilmoutarit to the canal, all the houses are da- ho BANK BR sass there has .cen little doing this week, and the quo- tr a m, e 1 Ct. Cons f Ac 8 tock, 183 191 or ~ SI buyers ' 31s t t 335. per qr. of 32 stones. d o Ild. r stone. Oats, 10 . t pe pleasure fair was dull. maged, but there are eo traces of cannon-shot. HULL, SATURDAY (THIS HAY), POUR, A.M.-The rations are: 3 per Ct. Itcol. Ann,. 85 * I 317yer Cents., 80 1 Superfine Flour, 40s. to , 425. • and seconds, 355. to 375. per Bombay Bonk. . 29 pr. cent. prem. BANNOCKBURN PAIR.-A very large number of Horses 3 Per Ct. Coma Anna. shut h 6 heS s ssl nlis • 37 's to 40 .-Preml• sack of 20 stones. I may observe, in general, that the observers who Lion ste , amer from Hamburg the 29th ult., brings a Oriental Bank 4 do. dint. FORSION FUN DS. and Cattle were brought forward. Good Milkers sold from have already described the effects in the journals,have report that peace had been arranged between the Comrnereird Bonk - 1 per C.c. Grenada Bds., 11 13 SOCTUARPTON, June 30.-We have had some heavy 81. to 121. Gram Beasts, V. to 81. : two-year olds, from 71. FACRANO6 has slightly deellned since our last. Transaction. in 4/ per th- MIX Bemis. 61 en Grenada Deterred Me, sk i most of them erronecurly ascribed to cannon-balls Dunce and the Confederation. China bolls nave taken uluce at IP. 101 d., rad in Bank paper at 61 per Cent ditto, 30 5 , 5 per Cc 31th van, 1546, 161 17 sh- --- - cowers to-day, which cannot now be beneficial to the crope. to 9/. ; and fa Cetee from 10/. to 121. The market for those which were produced by very different causes. . ---- - Is Sold. the menthe night. 6 per Ct. linuillau Bobo., e 4 6 6 per Ct. Permian lids., 30 5 The attendance at eur market was small, and of Wheat cattle was dull durieg the whole day, little disposition being ASTURIAN MINING Cox PANY.-An annual meeting . i. ! .11..111S hose deethnAl 31. to 31. ss. to Gr oot Britain, and to pee, N e w, 7a it Porto... Cony. Bel,. lel 17 there was but a short Supply. The farmers demanded an manifested to purchase. The supply of Horses was more The insurgents who occupied the housee, in order to ATWA 11411.. M 3 S per ct Russ. lide., 90 9 was held yeeterday, at th• offices in Austin-friars. Mr. S. P. China to re. 11, at which raw trantractione have Liken place during 8 lb s r u C u l e = s h - ,;, - ,79 81 Ditto Synntre thle.. Ilt 12 advance of 2s. per quarter, with which the millers were un- than usually large, and price ranged from 131. to 30i. On convert them into forts, not only defended the win- Pratt presided. The report of the agent at the miner, and the week. lotto eolumlo Def. lide„ - 3 pev Ct. Spanish Bd., PI lex die. Willing to comply. All other grain met with a limited sale. very fine more was sold to the Marquis of Bretutalbane down with mattresses and bedding. leaving 'loon- aleo that of the Moues MARKET -We have e. Maisie 1 quador lel.. 11 21 Spaniel Deterred Ban-- directors, eras read. The latter document, CALCUTTA, May 8,-THE . , . .. n , 8., og g for 401. holes for the play of the muskets, but they also pierced which contained all the spain feels detailed in the former • 0 repurt no material thange in this market since our iv. of the 2d ;ll•ss i l• 1 ' 66 -‘" 49 3 ay 2 'Gt. V Ditto Payne lois., 21 31 WAKEFIELD, June 30.-Our arrivals of Wheat are pretty litalL-YETHOLM PAIE.-At th:3 fair the supply of Sheer the walls with helea, through which the muskets coald i a. d d h tated that the delay *loth had so los.g retar e t e opera- • ! inst. • money is eboondant for all purpown. but 4 %till difficult °fatale- 14 per Le Dutch Ms., ex . nee mcnt, as caution and dirtiest continue..Withi the last few day. there 4 peria- Meth Ceres.. 64 6 Venethela DC/ClTed 8e1y . .16 hand than on Tuesday, fine fresh qualities Sell freely at an was much larger than for many years past, but, there being d 1 b th t • able i bons of the company, was cause part yy e usi a our h aa be e n lets inclination to operate in tne Damon, uader ethounts be peinted. In many of the houses in the Faubourg advance of ls. per qr. from the rates ot this day se'nnight. fewer buyers than usual in attendance, the demand was le nature of the climate, which, for several months in the year, from the interior connected with the decision of the Privy Courod in RAILWAYS.-The share market is good and firm du Temple and in the Faubourg St. Antoine, almost entirely Oilseed proceodinge, and partly from the tbe matter of the opium time bargains.. A rise in the value of this morning, at former quotations. I. rench shares ~,, dear. Barley nominal. Oste and Shelling as before. Beans fully mited, and a considerable protortion of the Sheep, partku• No variation in other anicles. The following tarty the Cheviot Hogs, were left unsold. The prices greys aud, indeed, in all the localities of the confiict, difficulty of conducting operations to which the country airless from China has eroded an anive ~,, waa Itz„Fir. in rl c ie nt baToar, and I ireved capital to Ibis channel, rendvs we same- are present prices : Wheat, per quarter, 601 b. to the from 3 s. to - • as a head below those of last year. Cheviot regular rows of these holes are observable in almoet a stranger, p p but nem ally from an error which had been • - •• li I • the se SALES EPTFCTED UP TO TWO THIEL DAY IN LONDON. bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new, 490 to 50e.; , .)„.. money conthquenth lees aoula e Bagmen pufithee, pre. ure hf m 17s. tn 235. • Cheviot Wedder Hogs, rough, broug t ro , every sto:y ;as the plaster or stone was usually de- committed by the late manager (Mr. Boob y , -"" nn the market it unfavoureble to business generally, and the difficulty (Yeeterday's prime will he found in last page.) extra, 625.; white, 50s. to 62a.; extra, Lds. Norfolk and or, Ewe H rough, Dom IBs. to 22=. • half-bred and three. had stated that he had received an inexhaustible of oak mpl ment has occasioned demand ler Government paper a Aberdeen, 20 191 Lon. &N. Wthtern, 121 3 arts-brert Hoge routth '24s. to 33k 6d. ; clipped Sheep Dieted In large fragments in making these holes, they Hunts, red, 475. to 495.; extra, 51s. ; white, 475. to boe. ; . . , . supply of good iron ore near the works, at e cheap rate, in the neer ' Five j and Four per cente., the value of which hos accordingly Beni. & Oxford June., 23 Do. Cara. New, 2i i edema, and half ard three-partabred, brought from '2ss. to have been mietaken for the effects of cannon-shot. on c nwquence of which the furnace was blown and the works elightly improved. Tee reduction in the outward bill exchange, by Birmingham, Wolverhampton, & Do. I ifths, Cl extra, 54a. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 450. going into the interior of some of the houses I ascer- commence , u wi db t Oho t producing nny iron Mr Manby the Coen of Directinetioni IP. Ithl. 10 IS. 94. per rupee may ocean. Dudley, 131 . Do. 15/. eh. M. &IL (C), 34 to 48s. ; extra, 51s • white, 475. to 50s. ; extra, 535. , . , 31s. 6d , according to quality. There was a good show 01 and three ears old and a middlin de u * • la oer r 'Hance. than have lotely been to India. Ruclanghamehore, 31 4 lon. &S. Wethern, 46 Yorkshire, red, 475. to 495. ; extra, 51s. ; white, 48s. to 695. ; Illwoing cattle, two y , it tained their true purpose. then left the management, and was succeeded by Mr. Lam i: andtor thesame. Two-sear-ohls sold at from 81. to 101. 10*.- • FRFIGIITS.--Ilorn , ward treiebtage has not thie firmed any mate- Caledonian, 31 1 Da New 501. sh., 331 extra, 535. ; Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 48e. to 51s. ; es. 9 1 ~,._. _ , .. _ In this way some of the houses were converted into e ben who ascertained that the failure wig not caused by the ai , ddenn „ da eidca dha last, although business ha been inter- Lky Halves, I Midland, 101 2 tra, 555. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 48s. to 495.; eine, o t ree-ye woid , fro 111 to '1 V • ' le . 101. ery few yearling utility of the coke, as had been alleged, but by the had rupicel toy political .ccounta from Europe. and produce for exportation Chester et Holyhead, 201 20 Do. 6el. Con. Pref., 131 Surks selling at from 61. to 81. plOtt futmidable batteries. The occupants were so ( 1 al . r h 62c Mediterranean, red, Ws. to 395. ; cave, 44e. ; old, , b• h h dhe •d 1 t co ederable has beetitharce ; but builder, have been firtn, and the an ival of the E. Counties, 141 i qu ity ot e ore w ie. a en peon ea a n i Do. Cons. Brie. & Bir., 6 per well supplied with arms that they had, in many cases, cost by Mr. Manby, and which was of no value if used new crop of Benares Sugars may Contain rates ; there has been a con- l i t • LI., N0. ,i 1, 1 P Cent., 117 i red, 461. to 48e. ; extra, 525. Barley, per quarter, For Yesterday's fusearkets see fag owe. two or snore muskets for each port-hcle. alone. It therefore became necessary to seek other Mines siderable nucethoon of tonnage since our last issue; rates to the .dr Eat, per CL,491 Norfolk Guar., Si pre Ct., 41 The most striking destruction of property is a point to supply the furnace, which had bee . t. n much damaged Mauritius have slightly ethane , d. E. Lincolnshire. 201 ~ Deform- Businese in this breach has Men dull ; excepting of lalonburgh and Glasgow, 44 North and South Western, 1 North Staffordehire, 91 10 -------- - - - AVERAGES, FROM THE ~ LONDON GAZETTE" 01 LAS 2 NIGHT. at the lower end of the Rue Faubourg St. Antoine, by the inferior ore.. T . he result wee sips act ry, h ° • and t h ' cotton i deco gooria sale. have been contrac!cd, eonsequentiy on the Great Northern, Si 6 Scottish Central, 25 44 enema MARLEY , OAT,. KYR. It SE .141/ I Pee, an furnace had been again in operation for six weeks, t e quan- I uneettled *tate of the money markeL . Great Western, 87 Shropshire Union, 1 next the Hostile. The cannon placed on the ace tit d al• f tat • II 'mprov yan qu ity ome cenunua y i ing. The delay Eeroare.-Itthiness M thin markeohas been in abeyanceof the mad Do. Helves, 19 South Devon, 15 DISTRICTS. 16•••14,6 t •Sslnln Bearlen Aversee , Alrernie lUM teraet!.(lacteal Avery, , the. • Asefle ________________ PAO _ wee. nee. erica I We pkg. I soli . wk. I mid leke i SSW. thee. near the column, and at the entrance of the Boulevard, ip padaurino quicksilver had arisen not from an incorrect I Do. gm Ist which Ind jute arrived; the only product for which en active demand g , i South Eastern, 21 played directly en the home's forming the angles of opinion of its value, but from the difficulties attending I ts ha- ruled 4 Salt-petre, of which coneiderable sales hove been trotted. Do. Fi hs,_l9l 1 Dal may Do. New la., 7 6 York, Newcaetle, & Per ,32 London Do. Orig. New. & Ber., 304 1 Uxbridge 1039 33 1 , 10 31 3 15 21 ... ... I 420 34 1 - 105 37 5 36 40 6 1 48 o the Rue de la Roquette, the Quai des Jemappes, the reduction. I their cinnabar I Although the average val i ue 0 .. o di. ut It is probtobte that accounts by the mail which has now arr .. . .. Hall a gob, 99 give impulse to transactions. hut the prices of nearly au suet Do. Extent No. 1, (Tort and DWI 6141 47 4 1 45 28 6 47 21 *5 Ire 476 34 I 18 36 le Rue Faubour St. Antoine, the Rue de Charenton, ' ore was greater than that which suppl ed th a and V ' I Qrs. ISO 1 - - re " .P h must be reduced to oseet the poeition oe the home markets. _ _ D.. y. 71 4 , New.), 17e 1 Hertfordshire' ... 2426 44 8 176 32 11 144 21 ... - 46 Ile 91544 1 of the quicksilver used in commerce, it was alloyed wit a - ... .- 54005 43 16 the Rue de Planchet, and the Rue de Contrescarp. 1165 45 6 30 31 0 210 22 1 Do. New Gnar. 6 per Cent,. 7 1 Do. O. N. E. Pow, 9 Oxfordsh Ile G3 40 1 6 31 - 0 large quantity of arsenic which rendered iM dietillation diffi- TIIE CHARTIST PRISONERS.-The trials of the 040 2 ... ... These streets converge on the column in the same cult and dangerous to the workman. A large furnace had London and Blackwell 41 York &N. Midland, 67 6 Wiltehire Chartist prisoners will take place early in the ensuing week, 1, 0 „,d_, g r io toh, & 8 7 c., 31 4 pd. p r ,f .. 121 13erkslaire 2537 46 7 58 31 0 110 21 1 ... ... 32 43 1 manter as the stri eta forming the Seven been constructed to enable them . to distil large quantities of at the Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey. Against Ernest Do. New 51. Guar. 6 pee Cent, Do. (E. and Of. IL Ex.). 304 11 SurreT-••• ..... e----o-..---- - ••• Dials in London, except that on the side next the the inferior ore?, and Bottle tnals had been made with C. Jones there is one indictment, containing threo counts, in _ II .. Boulogne and AlnienS, 6i Kent iiii 33 . - 7 190 i 9 1 ... ... 15 54 - 3 26 37***6 21 U 9 17 S 8 7 very fair succees. A considerable sum had been received . Luxembourg, i Suomi column is aa extensive open p'ace, where the artillery which he is charged with "seditious speaking " " unlawful hortb British, 211 f the 13 anish t f governmen or mercury, wic a eta h* hh d b - • ' • id Do• Halve) 0 4 I N. of France, -11 i Hants 2197 44 I 4 78 34 6 26 21 ... were stationed. The several houses forming the an- "'cc . 1 1 3 ramble " and " riot "at the chartist meeting he. st De. Q .. , 4 Sambre and Meath, 21 1 Dorsetshlise necessan y ape e o li d t the current expenees ef the works a - ' , ' ' Bishop Bonner s fields Bethnal-green, on the 4th of June Devonehirwo. 6ll 49 lo II 30 :0 210 22 ••• •• • LIVERPOOL SALES, 317:1L 30.-Oss o'Cuxa. - - - - •• • •• • glee of these converging streets are literally battered ~ Measures were being taken to form a connexion with the dif last. Mr. Serjeant Wilkins and Mr. Clarkson are the coun- The market has been better to-day, and prices are looking Cornwall 347 10 3 86 27 I 111 20 ••• - ... to piec s. Two or three of them are in ruins • tne f tit ports of Spain tor the sale of inn, which promised to I ere eel engaged in his behalf. Joseph I, J. Fussel, in one in- an. Somemetshire 1236 47 4 76 29 7 425 21 ... ... iii 4i - o Yi 42 e others exhibit large holes in the walls, three or four he ultimately . advantageous. Sale . s had been eff eeted at dictment, containing eight counts, is charged in six for r tan. & York., W.R.U., 763. 3d. d I Shrews. and Hereford, 41s. 3d. d Gieecamaal a ae Idonmouthehlre - ..... ..... 611 ell 2 feet in diameter, and are in a tottering condition. Oviedo for various castings, gi g n nearly 201. per ton, seditious speaking ;in one, for unlawful assembly ; and in y we & N ra hhhe ,„ ish 0E & Dover, 231 1590 17 10 li 32 - 4 3** 23 - I '..... ...... '6 48 - 0 ::: t ..... Herefordshire thus realising as large a profit as their most sanguine one for riot at the Clerkenwell-green meeting of the Do. New Qrs., Ile. 3d. p Do. New, Na I, Si d Worcestershire... 1347 49 8 ii 31 - 3 •*1 42 - 9 1 ::: ..... The shower of balls thrown up the Rue Faubourg St. xpectations could anticipate. The sale of coke and coal • . th 29 hf M It. Mr. Serjeent Allen, Man., Sheff., & Lin. Pref., i P Da No. 2, 10 9i d obedient on et 0 ay lif Woe 5,2 61 7 ... ... ... ... Antoine riddled the houses on either side to a dis- ;.,. 00i sac, Forme had been much less than was expected. together with Mr. Huddleston, will appear to defend him. Midland. 1001 Da No. 3, 91 9 d Matfordshire -.. ... 812 50 ••• ... ••• - ••• 3 2 0 0 ... ... *1 41 8 , ... .., lance of some hundred yards; the windows and wood- The position of the f do bt. company 444 S no longer one o u • Me:ander Sharpe is charged, in In indictment of four counts, Do. lialvea, 61 d Do. N 0.4, 3 d Cheshire 292 50 60 23 11 ... ... • • - ••• ..• work are for the most part destroyed, and large frag- The returns from the works !bowed that 250 tons of iron for sedition, unlawful usembly, end riet, at the meeting on Do. (Con. B. and D.),74 Newt. endear., 10/ Perk, Newc., aod Ben (GLICK Drabythirs Par.), 7 P 236 17 / 4395 49 171 30 - 10 16 24 0 ... ... h' h h e had been made in the first six weeks, the cost of w m Warwickshire Pi 35 4 1386 20 4 i - ... 200 '4l 0 ... ..• menta chipped from the walla in every part. T Clerkenwell-green, on the '26th of May, and, in soother in. li. fßaffordahire, 21 el Leicestershire 1575 47 121. 31 7 b 7 25 4 d ... ... 104 39 0 ... ... would defy competiticm; they did not doubt of its prodocin/ . dictment, of five counts, of committing similar offences at Taw o'Cu3ca. NOTIhLIDIEOO .......... - shutters of the shops are smashed to pieces. 70 tons a week before long. A meeting of ebareholders be Bishop Bonner'efields, on the 4th of June last. Mr. See Lane. and Vats. ADM, 14 d I tr o ttod Ile d i r e al i t 2 t d Rutland 'lle conflict in this direction appears to have been been held at Oviedo, in compliance with the regulation of jeant Wilkins and Mr. Robinson are the counsel selected for L D o . l ,Pl 4 e . ri s t i 1. , 110 Bedford -., SC6 46 1 15 32 - 0 12 20.10 - ... ... .. 4 20 9 . 5 43 - II I Do. Pref., 211 Hunti= htio natile... , ... ... ... 1162 43 I 68 30 5 49 111 4 1 ... ... 237 35 11 12 36 0 limited to the lower end of the street. On ascending the Spanish government, and a petition was addressed this prieoner. Agaiast Joseph Williams there are three in, Do. New Qrs., II p 4 s. E.& DOseT. 24 7352 13 1 104 29 5 741 17 1.1 .. mo M 9 ~, .. • the faubourg, although there are remains of numerous to al authority for the . that government, requesting the roy ~. .. dtctments ; one, of two counts, charging him (conjointly Midland, 101 Do. No. 4, 21 d Came -........--- hich they antimpatea out ti: 90 : 92 1 21 9 I 33 69 6 . 1 . 5 26 ' 0 57 36 4 • II U 7 . ... with W. J Vernon) for an unlawful assembly and riot oaths BIRMINGHAM SALES, Juall 30 . Norfolk.- - sem 44 204 39 11 I . barricades, there are few marks of fighting. The Rue !!) . 7.ti e ntisn o P051C°.(1021.6 Trit y ilan t arsheet showed a total of 5926 45 69 30 0 12.5 19 4 26 10 2 163 30 3;2 40 0 de la Roquette is impassable, the rains of the houses igi l 15,3331. 1) 14c 9d out of which ~ '29th of May last at Clerkenwell. and the other two (of ft ur pe were i v . 0 f i rm a cash balance remained of - "th d • speaking (in addition to unlaw counts each) wise thous to-day es yoterday, but so uncomeldr;;_, ...... ..........., little business w . • be said to have Notts..... -.....- - 5234 49 as done that guotattons may 21 111 11 117 24 I I .. ... SS 39 a - - knocked down forming a smouldering heap, which 1281. ss. 34L-A long discussion took place on various topics ful seeembly and riot) at meanies heti on Clerkenwell. been on the whole much the same. 46 29 o 1168 19 6 i is 33 0 401 ss a ... ... cannot be safely surmounted on foot. connected with the report, in the course of which some blame green on the 25th and 26th of May last. Mr. Serjeant Allen, North Staffordshire, 21 She. 9d. d 30 18 7 617 19 9 ( ... _ 124 ai 10 ... ... Weelaieriffe6l.l..---.-....-.- 32 St 4 31 10 100 24 4 1 „ The environs of the Pantheon were another Beetle was thrown upon the directors for ni3t e oos'tion to bein ° in a I, I th assisted by Mr..B . allantyne and Mr. Walter Morgan, will BRISTOL SALES, Imre 30. Cumberland ---- 938 32 1 122 30 8 177 23 6 i . 3 41 - 3 ... ••• L - - - -.• -- ... .... ... -. 1 of action, but much fewer marks of destruction are Propose a divid , end and some exceptrons were ts en at e f ,.: j . wahezn , The market was firmer, and there was a moderate amount g ai magaMseland.....„..... 1203 50 80 31 8 292 23 1 ••• • •-• ••• manner in which the account" had been prepared. The re- aFr '" ' EPRESENTATION OP HALIFAX. -It is currently of business tnuameted. - obeerrable there. DO was in the end adopted, and Mr. Alexander, the audi rt red that Capt. Edwards is about to relinquish his WM Great WaL Qrs., 11 I d I Midland Se '.1 , , :00 635 46 ii 29 - 21 1110 17 s 1 ..• - 'I hecarrow lineof the Rue St Jacques has much g_lass ie r go ing out by rotation, re-elected, which concluded th . rumou dlio borough. as M.P. for Do. New 111. M., 11 d 'Taff Vale, 12i ...---...w.--...---- • end Irog.l.lserk broke; but the play of the artille r y tosineek . tozporialWeek.• Mama . .- 106507 ar MD al 5 11G34 25 9 106 29 3 406 Se 11 iIOSS II