The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-30 00:00:00

,;.(,- 0 1 FRANCE. (MON OIIN OWN OORIONNOIONt.) PARIS, fIATVIDAT The Prices Regent of Baden left Perim at 9 o'closk this morning by the Eastern Bealm liar Strasbourg, ea his niters to his own states. Was entering the testa be expressed to Count de Sep% the chairman of the line, his eadsfeetion at the peil.lderetandisg that rained between the French sag Baba railwa and decorated the went with the wen of of the UPI of Zcoluinghen. M. Vas de 11= the bead of the commercial mortise of the Railway, received the moss of chevalier of the Mao ardor. The Jnansal d. is ifewathe states that the widow of Marshal St. Armand and Lady Raglan. travelling together, passed through Epinal a few days ago on their way to Plombitrue. The Bourse has been very gm The Rents opened with much buoyancy. Considerable efforts were made by the bear party to bring down quotations, and them efforts met with a momentary mess , bet there was a decided rally in the afternoon. It is ex pected that at the settlement for the end of the month rat will be found that the bears have greatly oversold them/elves. The Rents rose 250. ler cash and 200. for account, Owlet st 71.66 and 71.60. Credit Mobi lier rose 10f., and Bank of France 831. Reilways were generally calm, bet all the lines closed higher. Considerable purchases were made in Lyons, Western, and the New Rasters sharer. Lyons rose 6L, and Western and Eastern 12.60 each. The Minister of War has jut addressed a circular to the generals commanding military divisions and sub-division, colonels and commandants of gth dumery, and other military functionaries, requiems' them to make known in the ir respective distr.ts that old soldiers, liberated from the serene within la than twelve months, are at liberty to contract volun tary mengegements either in the army or gen darmery, provided they meet all the other conditions required as to health, age, &o. The same facility is given to thou who have served in the gendarmery and been liberated from the service within the lame period. A Paris letter in the ledipendaece Bags says : " I learn that a lottery of 12 millions foe the benefit of the inundated has been proposed by a committee of charity, and that permission for the ease has been asked of the Emperor in • poem by Mery. This lottery, which is to be called the • Loterie Napoleon,' will, it is thooght, be authorised." M. d'Ocknovroaki, lieutenantpoolonel of engineers in the Russian service, aidode-camp of General Teheffkim, recently appointed Minister of Public Works in place of Count Kleinmichel, ham just arrived in Paris. He is charged with the mission of studying the French system of railways. During the visit of the Emperor to the inundations of Trelsze, a plan was submitted to his Majesty by the prefect of the Maine-et-Loire for surrounding the entire village of Treks and all the slate quarries with a dare of boar metres, by whisk all fears of future injury by inundation would be removed. The Emperor, at the time, approved of the plan in principle, and no time has been lost la can' t:4 it out ; the prefect having two days ago received • telegraphic despatch from the Minister of Public Works announcing that a credit of 100,000 f. had been opened to him for commencing the dike in question at the two extre mities simultaneously. Some magnificent new plesenzeinands in the Bois de BA:logos, called the Pre Catalan, were opened to-day for a private view preparatory to the opening to the public to-marrow. These grounds occupy a large spun between th e lake, already well known to all visitors to Paris, and the basks of the Seine, opposite to Sloane. The trifling charge of Soar scam will he nude for admission, and for this sum the public will enjoy a net 'Vest of promenade among pleasure-grounds laid out with the most exqui site taste and kept as well as any nobleman's private garden. A military band will play every day, and titers are Marionette theatre., conjuring booths, reading room; Wrote, and • great variety of agre- SVIIDAT 1101/1310. The Monitor, besides being the of the Emelt government, affects to be the best wewegaper in France for general informatics. Sines the vesteratioo of the empire it has been greatly =rniwithout any income of price, sad its non ehunce do undoubtedly entails a considera ble esseeralatian of what is called " news." Only the Menifeer's news, both foreign and domestic, is usually rather stale. The necessity ander which the sub-e&toes are laid of seeing that no paragraph one tains matter likely to be displeasing to the govern leant sea whole, or to soy department of any minis try, renders it impossible far this jeureal to compete with thaw whose only aim is to lay intelligence fairly before the public as soon as received. Although, when the tide serves, the English morning oewspapers reach Paris by express on the day of publication, and are always quoted by the Constitution:eel the next morning,theMorattier Overt ably abstains from noticing their contents till the day after. Bat the Manacler displayed unwanted alserity in publishing,w it h every circumataneesleggravation, as amount of the untoward affair that mewed the other day at the Queen's levee. The matter wee mentioned for the first time in the Leedom papers of Thursday last. The Meta/our of Friday eomtatsed in its first pegs a coespicooto " Corresponds's? from London, setting forth the "painful impression" which had been occasioned by the frock east and black cravat, and Faggoting that Mr Dallas's friend had in all probability bees expelled from St. James's Palos in pursuance of the personal orders of the Queen. Now it was made known here by telt graph on Friday afternoon that the mis- I understanding had been satisfactorily explained, and the papers received the same mown showed that the incriminated freak mat was, after all, a dries, uniform, and that her Majesty, so far from having personally objected to receive the American gentle man, had desired that be should be admitted as soon as she heard of the objective that Sir E. Cast had thought right to make to Ilia costume. These explanations are now given in every Paris journal, the Moni'eur excepted. The Moniteur a yesterday, with a full knowledge of the facts, made no allusion whatever to the sub ject. To-day it contents itself with printing in an out-of•tbe way corner, undo the head of "extracts from foreign journals," two lines to the effect that the explanations of the American minister on the subject of the " incident" which occurred at the Qaeenle lines have been accepted by the English government. This is a pregnant confirmation et what other airmen stances have shaven, that any symptoms of a quarrel between England and the United States give pleasure hamar d that any fact showing that the two couatriee, with a proper sense of their true interests, and • doe regard to the ties of consanguinity, are likely . to arrange their differences, is viewed w ith disappoent meet. ITALY. - NAPLES, Jess 23. I think it right to eall your attention to some police regulations, the alleged object of which is to nbtaio the mums of the capital. They were issued first in 1P33, and are now again presented to the public. Every proprietor, house agent, or occupier of a house, is to send in, on four registers, the formula ci which • ars to be purchased, the number of persona occupying each house. The directions ere most rigo rous and molt confused—the non-oortiplisoce will he followed by arrests, and floes, and other punishments. Thus a stricter surveillance over the population than ever is establihed ; a large sum of money will be extorted, and no census will be obtained. This, the alleged reason, I believe to be a simple excise for spying into the interior of families; for, with all the disposition in the world to obey the requisition amongst the basso claw, not one man in ten will understand it. The attitude of the government and the people therefore towards one another is one of medusa' opposition and distrust, and so most it coo• times to be so long as be, are no grounds of con fidence oa either side. home little eurioeity has been excited by the feet of the Archbishop of Salerno and of Monsignor Caputo, Bishop of Leese, having hen summoned to, Naples. Sows said it was to lire counsel is the present political situations—others, with greater probability, said that it was to give counsel shout a ' sew rinaNdatl i g u mma mew arg.Py et the Papal mope* to Ike of Loom, it narr illit. malmelsod tbatibe 613 swing are the memo *ebb sommelm The lalemleato of Lams, tegethsr with iba essatissary at paliso, had drawa up a Lag gos a to be denerumad I sad a vary rat able is a wholesale smairmaaties. An empla ned= of this was required from the Wisp bg hie =y, to whom the list had Una seat. lbe Mist la eggssitisa la thd sftadeale.and lissigart Cepa% was same bat immiseisig le OS his leliessa tice ea the spat. Ambled mminawillillies Thursday afternoon withiespatimalremtf. Mash Legation. A vary fraqmal laterassum boo boon sarataintil allots between the were asset friths Two Bkdliss sad the Papal goverammt—the Mardian del Yoko being the is: of this govrrameat. We are all ap here at ths present low rate of eschange, whin on Loam steeds at 518. and will probably to-day be reused to bI b with a pro v sot of Wog reu to sed 500. S I iam lave.known Naples, I have changed Ms at 480—and ea as aver age at 378. The reduction is amebae Mans to people of small inverse—ft sanealar Adak, who most unjustly p araaid at the eameat ezeimage,whilst ministate are ' at par—and la peuiposrs in this coast*; on them it is, is a seasemereW petit (irks, ' that the loos meat ultimately WI. EXTRACTS FROM THE TURIN PAPERS OF JUNE 25. Privets Letter from Milan, has 22.—1 wrote to you yesterday that the Aestriaa military authorities were Lair *skit', or asking it be supposed that they were takiag, the greatest military pressitiors. Bet these are set Gloss ; they are now taking diplomatic preeantioas. They hies appointed Heron de Kebteb V.ese-Lientsaaat, whisk is in reality a diplomatic position. Taking lido ermsidersticia the actual state of ad» between Piedoseat sad Austria, the letter hen coasidered • mere skarn& d sasses at Turfs es cot being able to 'incise a edleient sad *Sew etous diplomatic authority is the north of Italy, and to obviate this Heron do IC sheets km bees semi Tice- Liestneent of Lombardy. He brine with him the whole personnel &plowings*, sad I am Meng fa formed that he horn already sent his Melinction telCosat Pau, Austrian Chsrgti &Whims at Twins X. de Bubech is the son of the Mirsistes d MN% cafes beionged to the school of Metternists, sad egeepiod td Ms ils•Ch (whisk took plain lest year) the proldsanblp of the °mil of the Rapine. The Bares de Helsel has already lied diploma* positions, befog lately Welder at Seas. He wit intended to be seat to Piedmont by Covet Buol, is Austria. minister, if the old relations between Amide tad Piedisoat bad sectioned, so he meet be looked upon as s. important penes in the Asetria• polities' hiererehy ; and his present appoiatment must be considered of the greatest signibeence. The truth is, the Austrian generals bare com mand many palpable mistakes, and plead their goners, meat awkwardly ; so M. de Habash has bees seat to Milos to bete hie eyes always Hued on Turin. He has alma bad soma Wallows with the Ord and salary Austria. authorities. Naples, Isms 15.—Still more atrocities ore essaisg to light is the politteal trials gam cm here. Ose of the so. sued Is Madame Aa:Wont' do Pare. She Wools to one a the flat Calabria& families; her hubead hao Meg bara la prim ea sommat of hie polities. Her sea wausalemsed to deal for putties, wiNi, so a fuser. was shamed to 30 years of the galore, sad be is mew there. There is a great talk et the gimbal of 11. Bleaskiale, the Mad el the la. t aria polies ; the Wag takes every eppestissity of esseying bias, soya/ hm knew &aka; of polies, as rest heal beim, the Weans Haas, who employs people to email all sorts of robberies so Sioneltiales perm, es a reef that be eta kaow 'Whim of polies suttees. AUSTRIAN ITALY. A letter from Milan in the Risorgi'mento of Turin says :—" There is a great moving about of troops here. It is said the nuaterioal fo►oe of the Austrian army in Lombardy has bees considerably ioereased. Genera: °inlay, who is noted for his antipathy to Piedmont, has received orders to adjourn hie de parture for Carlsbad, and to maul' at his poet." Th. Opinsom of Turin of the 26th dates, upon what it Welts wed authority, that than la 50 foundation whatever in the rumour of a note having been sent by th• French government to that of Turin, declaring the inexpedisocy of promoting reform in Italy at the present moment. The Marquis de Brew who bad been ant to Louden too ffer King Viet; Emmassers portrait to her the Majesty Queen Victoria, returned to Turin on Nth. FREE TRADE IN RUSSIA. Juni 20. Within the last few days symptoms have been exhibited which lead to a well-grounded hope that a comprehensive change in our hitherto so jealously supported protective system is likely to be introduced at no very distant period. The government has ap pointed a mixed commission to inquire into the working of the system hitherto in operation, of seta blishiag sad carrying on manufactories for semen of the grows, and to draw up • fall and searoldag report with special referent* to the ex the prate, the proportion between the capitaameked and the pus scary results, and the beneficial or &M -essinger= street it has exercised on the industrial elm/ester of the Russian nation generally. Peruse intimately auguainted with the intentions of govern ment boo lasted pretty plainly that a plan has been submittal, and is now under oonsideratioo, the object of whisk is to abolish the system of (adages mOOO - hitherto so vigorously pursued, and to throw open the trade in manufactures to the free moped don and industrial energy of private individuals or emaciated companies. WARNING TO THE GERMAN LEGION. r, Joss 25. - - The misister for the Duchies of Schleswig sad Holstein has published a proclamation, addressed to thand civil anthontisa of the Duchies, Ind t an official communication has been rsosived ;;;; aniritish government to the effect that the Otentaa Legion will shortly be disbanded, and the ass furnished with a discharge (written in German sad English) signed by the commending officer and *antral of the corps; that this discharge ,:rertain the necessary particulars as to age, per sonal appearance, &c., of each soldier so discharged; and that on their departure from England this doca went will be duly endorsed with' the visa of the Danish goose residing at the port of embarkation. It than proceeds to order that " this discharge is to be considered as a valid document to enable the bearers to enter the Duchies, but that no exceptions to the general regolatious in force can be made is favour of those persons is possession of such die. charges." The plain English of this is, that,., they left the country and enlisted at Heligoland without authority, and even against the supremo orders of the Danish government, they mast take the oonsessenose, and expect that on their arrival in the Decium they will be triad by a court-martial for deeertios, as being, if not actually in the service, at all events still liable to serve in tbe ranks of the Danish army if required and called upon to join. HANOVER, 'vim 26. The present ministers have, it appears, thought proper to appropriate mverally 6000 instead of 4,000 dollars, the latter sum being the legitimate Wog for cult member of the cabinet. They have just asked the parliament to sancti on the proceeding. The Upper Chamber hu censured it indirectly by means of a protest in behalf of its rights and pet 'lieges; the &cud Chamber has, by an overwhelm ing majority, expressed its direct tenure. A letter from Southern Tyrol in the Nagdelostripi auttts says:—" A pro:enact dud UHF at Mersa, whoa the cud refaced to allow tte body to he iotersed *amyl the Ronan ettholies, sad laeisted Oat the body should be boned la a separate poetics of On oesetety. • root crowd this or -.Wed to read.' the lest boasters to the de caned, The ratiority of tba erred mulcted of Boman a ithollos who tosforasod to the pretense' cotton of wall* {IV with sasovered head after the seine. Oa the (*newts' &today the tart alluded to sharp terns to this drown mato. awl implanted of the moan la whir& tbo too dam towesdo protostatothsa wn palsies pwasd." THE EXPER3B, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE so, 1851. EIPORTIIfe. A REVIEW OF THE PAST Wm. 811,—The nonslog of the prat wsok has bass of a inset baperrat art latersting arrestor, awl It Ira helped to prove doss the Derby bating was net altogether I mom. antoir, sromarsos. AND WINCIIIOIII. The weer day's apart of the week wee at Mao, may ••• ease berg of isipertesse than, sad that was the Clan pew Stakes, for Mr•-year•side. fm wbkb Gra Mmes woo olosidesed Mt a sertaisO that We were rid sa bba ; sad 1,000 te 10 was UM several times about Idis he madmen Derby. He moseged to et:toggle tbreegb by a meek from Tam bet kis sole of going was sot geaerally admired, amil kb potato la the Derby baths wee mothiag Mt impooted by the gaillmatam Itssklisidge paapare was a magoilleoat one, se fewer ass sight rams bolo as the trod ; sad as there was ore dead boat, it tally essigassamil dm the mark militia, is a forfeit. The ant nee wu the Fear-year- obi Tria•lal, is which Claret took his rennin of Ithenhan for hie defeat le • similar nabs at Ascot He esa with btea ea 61b bettor 1 tams, wbieb we bin tbs steamy by a auk. TM Kral eat Stakes, foe two-pees ells, wee a foretaste of "that ass la alin for the Seldom be the remalatiar Odle day, for bid the beeerfles wen bastes ; 6 to 4 wee MI truly ea Apesomers, a splendid gibe Sly fa the Deastrmy stable. She made nearly it/I the resale, to the debase, whoa Westin Power moat up to bor e and the two tagering side by side eimpletsly shut out Past Dzi s lie • however, wan semi desk sad, after • gallant • asestalal fa main a lead best with the 1 Its tee fret piste, Weston Peon Making about half a limith from dem. Dumdums a peed fear* sad medial; aim star. Is the belting heat, setwitheamdbas Poet Day% Ikappetallmotet, Ble 4 was laid ea the Illy, b end Its shads d ths fielders the was beans by • auk, and Pad Dag wei dated bate the Derby wittiest" at 40 le 1, tibia adds 14170 takes to 1001. Whiten POWOI and Ayanson me is the July Stakes at Newmarket meat week, and be Mtn deed ran very dose op for it, saline they mead es are other— Antes, er VigiL The Stelitheidge Booby, _see aide sad a half, for the ; • elbows a susemil Mash, ei de Dauber, Mode; 6 to 4 was MI ea Wad" wile awls& db. etas, bat abs sever 'hewed fa dense, whisk bid betimes Wedged* (61b. extra), Pretty Thy, Forbids" Fruit, and Ofasarr thieughost Cereese As si: b lyt• the esrprist kb auger, was by • heed teem Bey. who best Westward' by thineme, wkb imbiSiss eih4 WV sing* tremble& Widmer& let the Wadies, but be beat his ebbile maga lesetba, u bad the tessey e re l a l itma ise llbsi ght NAM bass ma. oi It is pleb that hub the boll tine-yen aM as Desobssy, and Jobs Day's Webb' mute dm Ems Ruby it mid: sesesated be, fir all be was le try bin with tbeseyser alb, batted of pedigibis the mill with. elite Wee; and the let bolsi toy be gall ism w.,. The Ogress' ran • geed esinslaste end that is an and Wed worth. ramie pewee this, area Slit were then is to teem he ohnisillest "WON wad MI We bees MAIM the meek la thi Derby. Measly MI dm aural la lei• pronmeat 'a bk Seem rumba wee Prete" Soy, sad he looked likely to Wpm tall lime. Woodworth was ISOM for the Thew-year Old state datum, kis stable. broom, aria union/ M l: i t malting Ceres the band* whit munged mum r bat. Viands, who usenet obeeetime herself, won Tay folk by two Wein ; Porte Ries bestial! Weetworth by am Use ease &tun, with Cava uthe latter'' Beek. I and hav say, tbat t m ill to e Diadem "table MS sever be tossed of having i thameelne st Illeakidage "gab; he enemy they ran tbeas add Ibe bar (Perm Rise bribe ;e r =beregt o takaa a l s rad end bashed b ar : e r r Ill: e t h e r s = Imossego:ly armee, however, the Illy, who m I Mabel needy MOW impro veim gristly by the St. Leger day, was build kit Loges, at 10 to 1--at least tea points leas Ikea might Mee bun obeelad Wen the rue. The eisAy nu te-day with west to the Dusky, stable' we Ile Welts, Old Tdinsial, sad thea they to Ise" dale messy, beim mensus d &gads ap la rZt lull to We bark, der eslguila Vigil with tab maldoese, whew.., bewever, Walla by • seek by Muds. hub. maim steely skiristeg as limb I. the bud time la eat day. Warners POW,/ wee third, beta way bed tee, hit prelim spin net blm, es any be wippend. Oalpive 'sateen* the w.... L ' Plato, two miles, sad among them were Tha i /7 sad Comer, who tea int aid maid tilf . The sifts half-mile served Pretty Bey , and puhepa lighter +tithe" (for they ear riot Rat lees each Ilia previously) bad something to de with it ; at any rate, be turned the tables ea Cormier, after a start straggle, him by half a leseth. The favourite, Aleppo (nether Dias pet), was a bed third, his stable tostansin, Oramplam, fourth, sad Termagant last. This made op the fifth Make for which the Dautmary favourite wen blame, and it ma well be eatienated what • opludid day the boelimaksn had of it, for the 4 .gentlesses " sports- ENS, who mastered in string haw, thought they could sot do is (Mown, esele a stable es John Day's, aspen ▪ o• their own Feud. At Wiseheater, eat day, the Islam, if possible, were ens more fortunate, as the &nitrites wort beaten in every inane, assn. Oa piper it inward say edda ea Redemption for the Hu epohi s Stakes whist two such brans as Westminster sod blue Mantle, aadS to 4 wee laid os her, 6 to 4 being tattoo about Blea Mae" end R to I'offered against Wen ' litigant.. Jut Wien seaelting the distance, it inked like the favourite's nos, but Westminster mates a Anglin effort, she deldiest*eut it when aught, aid was defeated by two lengths, with Mat Mamie a bad third. The 41b. pendia es Okra Masses cued him to he do. fisted by kis old spalsest, Tun &Shatter, for the Grasse- Park Stakes, after • mey iatuestiag Isiah, and, although he was 'tad' the faves, I doubt whether the whine was not Use wont bone of the two for the Idea sway paean taking the Ines tad elms to ewe about lam as accost et the 'snowily due Ma ea Tuesday. Beaneekbars was a Rood third, mid 111. Rightlagale fourth, wblah does unsay mush f this gustily of the tint two, as Illeateekbura has sewn shown se fanned at the Seise before. Olen Yaw" however, will imprint very fast, if properly mewed. The Qnsere Plato, two silos, was the most awkward looking bawl gm of the favourite of the whole week's ruing. Even meaty ass laid as Pretty Boy, and arm, making nailing at as dew a pace u possible for half the distaste, be was passed by Sinus, o,ldbill. and Cerra ; bat sea afterwards the lame, gave way, no Goldhill, gong ea with lead, meintaised It *roughest, and won cleverly by two Instils, &nose beating the instirite try dons. It eau wily bedded what kind of • nos ik'w as ulna It is eosaidered that the two mine took them 4 min. 20 we. Ito sown. Goldhill's party are sweet on him for ihe Good tend Stakes, and, armordiag to kis runDiag with Sinew (sot Pretty Boy. that going for nought is my estimation) he looks Tory mach like a wlaw, and Pretty Boy's jeans, way be ne Liverpool Cap. Having disposed of the three days' sport in the 'oath, I mut new take rather a keg leap to the far sent, and 840 what was doss at The three days' ern were of a fair avenge quality, the fields Weirs ae good as are ems at mmt meetings, the only drawback Wag the Gold Cep, which Las lately produced a small wary sad a sessUer add. The rassiog for mast of the state. will be a may good isdloster to the nem at Cam bia/lead, whisk oemmesee to-morrow, and it will alio have its ant as Worcester. Oa Tuesday AM*, was intrusted with the con- Ides* oaf kl• Mum M the North Derby, sad thaahs to the widest whisk ibellal the King of the Gipsies sad War iest'', both of mike= bolted whoa having a good lead, he won la scooter, bat, unfortunately, the performs** k se muses of kis oaphilities, and we mut await his appear ** at York to get his proper sass** for the DOSIONOT Pt. Lope. Saraband's fll.lsck did sot desert him to day. For the Ilembeee Plato he wee nude a favourite, and he emelt ha* woo had ho sot he* disappointed. It ens • spleudid nee iron the diet** with Vindoz, Gemeiceemr, Yorkehiss Grey, Lawyer, &rained, sad 1). 0 th• (avows, at 'hat point eemplotely shut oat, a ;hat he hod *be takes resod his s before he mould got away, mad is the 1/111011. whit. Gemmbesper had ebiskied • load of • leogth. At the . h.lf Met** Hasahmid Jebel Wes, bat ho amid aot set his hoed la post. sad was Wafts by • 'holt heed. Vint,* only hest Yorkshine Grey by • had for third place, and moos:lig N the letter's ealmeguat prfermances, ho leeks to have • pod asses of wianlng the Casherisad Plate. tissalmad was takes Dome .con afterwards, and Do will do somethisg yes, I hops, to reply leis party for all their louse. TO thews* for the Worcestenhiro Stakes this stook should jut nit him, sad if ho rns ho shall ha ate of my ehanspivas. Ho is also la Ow Liverpool Cup at 6et 101 k, hat it would be prematare to say anything aonseralag his for that, as Mr. Howard has simnel others ia the Ml race, eves now that he has mashed thism illiak Bow bed M dillosky fa knees hit Sold for the Tyro Stokes, tousles soar her bat the dark Viiaity, who rsa hot to and finished Um lasitas berm Mottos. The whiaee mast be ato ry sound mar., for oho has boon tat senora tines this season, sad if takes UM of dm will win ono of No ism stakes yet. She is surged is btk ohs Ossykkel sad Ohnesask Stakes at the York Ayast,ydnstbis, Iwo.e skews is public aspablo of bastion last he W 7 het, if I sumo Fast Day, who is is Ma Convivial vitt alb alkososos. Ski I. also espied at Lirsrpeoi.Dssisttsr. and Goodwood, Is good otok.o. air • disie Mr se avest . of Tsarina, inept the North Flora the Grad Stan Stakes lea mite laterest, la oneneenee of the aea.appearenee of Bulk Bony, sad Idergailler—the calf tire organ with say pre. tenons to tart; a. 4 the Fm Ham/tit going all ono way, both la the bens, sad th. race, Lane. starting the !avarice sad Lang la • canter by sia leogths from • geld of eight. The rage for the Nathan' end Plata was well co lasted thrashes; sad ea interim, the datums a shut might bays covered the lot who were trylog, which tr .ad of Freddy (Wain), Pak, Xing of Senna, Zets, Len Alba, ISt Clew, aad Belton; Warlock hieing falba early in the nor, Hagan brag stopped at the T.Y.C. post, mad lily al Ib. bates tern, Zsta soon dullard Faddy, sad• etwar leek a'the half disuses, ebe was soft to .b l i = • hastlt. The Kag sad ,Ilawidy wen so. '.IM sad third to wiStessa yards el the gen t wham Debts leek then by hy • wade rash, sad ihr i Z woman the sassed the hem& by a Preft Wes •my geed bunk beetlag Lott Alfred sad de. Hire by beady s sad hail • barb ban these tee Man Peek. The tea wale the sad haw.be ilbirjaity had it. hat Ise mast be pielage thesOt of the 46. da owed la Os Omberhad lista There is ao the dra OEM night law Ina albaled bat fw the soonest to Wads*, aid it wee wry spines behre the nee. eel le se new &Abe sad &lesbian base &hien ditaliginer. Theilfzel est Wetiosk ere late OiniMelosd Plies, if they bath ran for it, we &A he .Me le judge abort Workek wand have Sabha. lied &bed wee sabillated far Yorkehket3rey, ecatety boW liftmen din while as lie way t. by &ea bridge, sad, ee I litern, they did an pia saytkiew the . obsege. MAIN', le noon with the sboveassatiated two is the Cusbeldsa Ptak sal If they all rum, they will pro ds., the view hen Mir amber, sad whips divide the three fin paws &Wm The Yorkshire Om .ea the Heir of Lau to • heed for the Quent's Plate sat wooed ap the dojo sport. Os Thursday *MS was Uttle to attract the eye, lie!, of Llano salt' bombs Is int Assam:emus for the Oold Cap, mad Zeta wiaidostbe Lentz, Stehle ist a maw. Twaorrow (Tuesday) aerie! I take up the Noinaarket sad CAA& asetisp. ME TBOR. 'MUR OF NEWMARILET JULY MEETING. The mairtaks Mots to bona at Minus kat HAMM , ?WI . 4i *OW ;7;41 r Irma& Raab& to Owe, • IM W s MIL--T. M =SW by di *Wolk this Male& Wee Wells le Is essisse* Illutsaas llowsuesi OWL usb. sell aly sft tt &dared by Om iFiessk Os swift bsese embio, is so to tho owes, ot ths owl Mee fer &pals 11111M.B. itaw F.T.C.—To sites ant ,terra *sk Wrist this swim sal tho Waits to Os &WU by sers Wins to wok bow es ow ensworsus ol 10 en. loth. Ms Spode, .d 1111 1 101 Illets.ll44lb. 7bo wiasso to be Wl, eft s dinsuleat flow 'LT.C.—To doss Wm= he do si wims 11111WIME11 of II ow add Mc &mei* Ile Mb; Ilser.bt 1 lb; fres le 1111 b; sirt sall se Ild dai l t wirier lo be ssl4 Mt 1001 4 U ameisk 1.. 910/01/1 loot too ulits of 2.0 —To OW we by es dee* this Tur later Inns solessiese:d 10 ush, 10 11, 100 ; cods list 7lb ; ose 111% Is rib ; ohs mow of let awl bons to who Issir les Ws. Now FILM (144 : =01% TN VIA Ild t aimis== ._4Bl. trit. Or g mi t i t. —Tesubules firestrrn 0 01Un eesa ir= Nr ig r u te ...... eybr aih t . M Da 4100*7 - 1 - rni 001* !WIN Du Dusty Milk; by Pintos ths Tint —lees. n i resses—ies Ls. Mum kooks nbauk; Cdridea Ourss.-11r. Lowther's *Ake see Asserdwes ellosolme. memosmr—ems siSimma rsxm. Us Tows Tim of di sees. Ist I=ds ; colter ham. let Mb. D.A.—To Is the eTeldai hehee nth iltelnieseS ROM et T is. Ike fl-ysolds sod snoods Chester bid airs Osons.o be slime by is idea the smalsg before rimalle. tend Me IM MO be be Metered by slam Mesorsior of HI mom esa • fee hyrodie ss i l l iga lM Itb; sad num 41b. lo be whim sold Ike ideassdol. ke. Li MKramie& et 1.11.—T0 des owl mot by is Ms evaded Mews Somessesse of isms ear{ it 8-yneldk Ism. let Mb; Me, est Mt a@ .d skikest Lits The elms orb* said Ibr I dssl6 1.111.-71 MA NNW by 11111 O&M the ens Tic maw Nasimorsa Sus el MD mum milk It% die it-yoide; eits. Set 711 4 Ist falser isc San time br sMilsos so it mans that sever Ond s els= Mewed el altar ellmesmo The visas, of Me Dark. Is airy UM. of lbe Toe Userssi Odom !Oaks no, mire; et if ibis slim rim MO we, In elesoles OWN itelskomd lissied set Maim osbe., Ilb ours. Memo of the NOW Wm Se rsides boa Ids lista 11. N. sobs) Peep V.Dq Ifwv_-11ders g, (OM delmelyise ORO, of Oms= Vied* pe Wa liamee • dea Preordese (4114. (di. jib). lams (41l i ce by afeepe Oliffl• •Casslig by n.a ltemi li s e r—loser (411) (wow asmosms). flastisy ( maramar—ime ammisiumia awe. Pure el SW. Yr If web. OM ; Sem Sot Ilbt Sam Pet 111 b; Ilat sad dams%QL Um dna mis seat kr NIL ; if ostortd be sold tor lid dead lib; It he UN. Mk N IA 1101.. Alb; It Ise s >• last Mid NJL—Te also da *dot tbe Aida, bia Sema i Maast TU. kg w loom& 3.14—1 h be eaterid by eta died da ems* Wire audiy. awl do Alibis to be desired by alba Ihmaranase el Y ars..w ;S. L 0i One. fth; bar, Set Id ad upward% Set Ab. mbar to be sold be Sl* am T.T.41.—1b atter et is As s * the main beim Haa sampeek. Mi r et 111 tom IS (Syr die t at Qs of N.M.N M.si MO Mao sad 44 Yaw T.T.C.--Tb dies sail amiss bp eta died membia beim ramilea. as addie to be tir alas AWL The Omassama 4aardlaves. amb. SN. he I•Fweils; WWI* nb Ms. Oil 4111; its dieter al Moldy Sides to any Mb. de aermi bama. 41b aim Limit Alt WILL (Si ettba) e lt = ee _CliLarj= e. lidissibasaj an dosse reu re ek e.:: 711 did. 0 1* --" 71,11 et. Ibro e s ee t me araimiss—ltgastia. es Cabide—llede. mad Sidi& sbr tby Oes—vies.. Chevalier Alsolsteria Jody sT. Alba PAM Qum be t by lago —Lag Ombra. " 4 It lb 6* MP. Qum or tba Wed ANsaw e lisoMs. admis—ilbadha.Castelp. e ? Deliesra Zs?. Fei lLave yi . F. ObreperLe kilo% foe LIMA! ARRANOWIITS. Trans will gm Mewed London sod IlmoorkDos at et so Pram loorks. Itinwnotkot. IMO sa. —.-- t.t, togl, NM Ord ars a.m. LO e.r. -- 1111 ad fad Clem ............... 11.0 as ILO ad Sad ars 1.0 p.m... IM aad Sad am (asptim)... 7.46 pea. ham dowirda."" Doe at Leads. ILA ....—. liwsll ti ms).„ 11.0 a.m. 11.26 a.m. .w.... IA Claes . ll4O p.m. 11.10 p.m. w....« Lt aid Id Oise L00 p... 4.2.71ara. Mad lad Clem IWillem to — the sodloory • lasibi Tram unlade Ai leave doeimmtbei he balm Lain aalbranday aa orramt. boar elase after Me bra nee. ROYAL THAWS YACHT CLUB. Os Saturday s sake match of the Royal Theme Taoist Club took pleas under cizemostmoss which resdsred the day ow of great seloymest to those who attended. The weather was Magna* briefest, sad towards the abeesese a der brews inky neisting the ram bowmen& wry u nties. nest K the pate bong obliged to strike their top sails. Lemmas Seyeeit wee at soletely carried away by the aline Kat hum. At intervals is the moralcg leers were seatehes el telei—" Warms " is, we believe, the techeical word—whdelk sated os the yawls is the match somewhat ospriontelg. but which Ind the draft of pro. dung what was sten/ by the initiated to have ate of the most remarkable sad nest leastifal ants is the sawn of welting ; that it, ems oat of sine yenta roendisg the pivot at tee sad of the doers nee slawitasessely, sod I. what would be called is bone runs, seek and seek. • leap steamer, the Magnin, wee chartered by the slab for the receptios of a wry seat toss awspesy, who plated themselves ender the orders of Load Alfred Paget, the samseden. The bead ftheßoyal Artillery, la peat twee, was ou board, sad played durieg the day is the agenstde style for whin it is so justly cele brated. A swam of tinnily dressed ladles honoured the I nab with that employ ; sad whea that eslmisstiog Font of the daye ettesselne bee bees stated, it mew be on neon that there wee everything that °veld have rendered twelve loan of a river easusios delightful, wee without the spring part of the estertsiannt. The bonen of the day may be thus dineibed : The wee was tot • silver sea wise thirty plasm essoupt the berth slam an the Wang were the eines TAMIL. MIR MM. 0111111111 L Mt-- a Icsise l.l. Twos. Mc. Visit le 119rwlelt II Soullsoptag 7lll9•7llbledwilsyskleq. Jttua .................. I Lsolls Ponivel Minerr. .. 19 Ulm 9.1114999‘9. 1 119 , 9. SU L tit - Clad 10 Uses- sston. Caorila . 9 Lodes." 1199191195. lArd Ds Zoe. Wavy . Tan lltaltwaa, Lg. ......... IS Ileilassopiaa. 8.11117. Jun.. Faq. They wore nossand oa Thursday, sad the following alterations is tho soossnaseat woe the result, commatting with the Flirt, and takiag shwa dowawards is their order 8, 9,,12, 7, 12, 8,9, 8,0, tho Bea Nymph not Darius nat. sued. TM rue was fres Britk to the Mum Heed and beck egale. The suit took plus a few miestes before 12, and the ?mesh made nil very manly; and, the tide thing with thus, they all west away Is eseelleat style, the Nymph low**. followed by the Flirt sad Violet; but, u be bus stead, Os light mid viable vied whisk game Is oece- Mud podia st Menet poiem meted at diffetut times on each towel, sad aimed all kiade of changes in their relative pesitiese which it Weald be dialult to chronicle. The o p tion. Null= seek the I sawed to be s general favourite. awl 1M guilieued estaailisg everything when.• SM add whestage of Mr chums. Bone *est Abeam Ibis rba Chaplaaa Head bevies bees readwill, it mu furl that the tide was about to turn, sad Mike abuses el "NSW( likes steady breeze, it was thought that se lug a time would be occupied to ruching that poise that the slob steamer wee eseitered sad made the monies pellet ed the rue. By this time the whole of the yeebte had get together, sad eaves of them came dens fek=ae =ls ea. asbrokes Hee ; and theentithlly wadi the lust lintlieg, they tubed by the steamer wed esusded ler all together, is a meatier that sea tidy be smeared to the eking* of a well-diseipliaed troop of "weary, /Bury see virm delighted by what wee really a wry besstithl maccoure ; but the euthulaam of the yuktemes, the eldest of whose bad never woo such • feet, wee trusesdous. As il to reward the skilful mews of the vessele, a smart keno losteatly sprang up, which eesclased to the end of the match. The Violet took the lead. however, at don, Mt wee sun distaawed by the Jells; but she asfectunately held her coarse too null to the Mewled, loot her ;tuition by bevies to tack, sad shortly aftermath the Fun west is frost. Pb. was in ten passed be the Quiver, who same la fret, far ahead of the rut. They tabbed al follows: 1. LI. IL Qlllll IUII I Viola Flirt M Nymph ..__6 40 IL N. S. O 40 1$ O 41 40 . The .homete ewe, up. The Prise Cap •as delivered to Mr. Chusborlayarr, the owner ofthe wlasi, retail. by the Councilor% mem pasted by the usual speoebee, appropriate awls, and liba tions of neaps's* ; awl way heels, been put en the stetair, lM rwapany started foe tows sees after 7. havilig bees highly gratified with the presoaking, of the day. CITIRAL PALACILOIII MULLING DAY, Ball7l - Jim, se. —Adis..... primes. 11,110 Ilk* by 4 / 1 1M• Ma% 1,1611 lag Wan, 13,114. NAVAL AND MILITARY, ARRIVAL OF THE GRENADIER AND DRAGOON GUARDS. PORTOkW:7TH, StrirDAT Nntloll7. erelred.The Meiddifit with the 68th Regime. hee be Wood the at. Jusa d'Aere, with the Omeg a*, (heeds w * the Needles. The Simla hes salved with the dlit Hawk. The Cud* brings some Minn et Repel Arligley, mg the litti Light Wesley. MOWDAT 11011111110. Her blekety's stem Ws-of-bettl• ship Bt. Jess tram. 101, enived et Bpltheed this aiming fatly, from th= with the Oteaedr Chords a beard, who will be without delay sad peoesed to the Camp at AldeolhalL MALTA. Inns 24. The Italian Legion is to be disbanded—all that can ars to be sent beak to Sardisia • bet at Gatos all at. to be rigidly examined by the polle e previous to being allowed Ito quit the vessel. 600 were to have been seat away la the City of London ea Watley last, but they could not be got ready la time. Very many of them are endeavouring to get to the United States. They =oust guard now et Porta des Bauble are very quiet, strict in their duty, and are daily hemming mere effieient soldiers • they also appose to ogres famously with the English 'anon and soldiers, and us very diebeartened at being dkbaaded. Jona 26.—The remainder of the depots of the Light Di ?Ws are to embark this . day, sad proceed to Eogland, in the Indomitable, steam transport. Her Majesty' s ship Geese, in tow of the Terrible, sails this day for England, with part of the 42nd Royal Highlanders. 77th, 90th, and Royal Artillery ; and her Majesty's ship Transit with the 41st and 49th Reglement% on board. Yesterday her Majesty's ship London, la tow of her Majesty's ship Odin, having the 23rd and 33rd regiments on board. Her Majesty's ship Rodney, towed by her Majesty's ship Furious, having part of the 42ad R. H., 97th, and 19th oa board, left for England, as did the transport Gertrude. The Victoria with 79th, Adelaide with Ist battalion of Ist Royale, Prince Arthur with 34th. Golden Fleece with Artillery, Jason. Orinoco with Scotch Greys, sad part of the 11th, have all pawed through, and the Thames is hers with yeomen sad children and name for England. The Ons Colombo. P.N.O. simmer, left yesterday for Corfu, Athens, sad tantloopie. WAZ DtvAsnrtntr, Jaws 2S.—The following weasels as Beiplisresm paws to LIMN end Malta on the Sit h, Mead Nth inat—Oepeey. with VAI ef the loyal Artillery; ), whh the flsi Iliglaaageis; /Node (Malta), with two tea)el the flee Reginsent ; her mystes Nip Centurion i with the et the Ihth Regiment sad gle et the Royal Artillery. WOOLWICH, June D. Special tasks from Portsmouth tie s ar last night with 1$ weewsweededesed Where and m et of Royal Artillery, and 90 ban ie vr a it m osSonnel kcsa the Crimea la the Wee= fro Earl al The gewswesent W Ana, eopelnded • long needing negotiation kw the masa elt the Dover Oastie lax, and wwwsi bum in tb• Planistastmed. whisk ars to be palled down forthwith, and the lite added to the Royal AteesaL PORTSMOUTH, fors 29. he Ism atom traisport, arrived at Spithaad lut night, with the X tisMery of Artillery cooalaing of about 300 wen and27o b rem, with smakalf of the small arm brigade, and the following oaken of loyal Arlin/ay: Captains Connell. and Thrupp ; Lisgemnsge thsaberly sad Law; Asaistant-Swama , lad Velesimmy Arens lines. TM following other Mims name boar la Ibis apt IlsOntlar O'Neal Lawreme, aim Reipikroad ttleabliedwasip, Maw 7th ruaillen—Ueutemants rem Hon. H. Matnara. Widen; IDldflii room and Tthesaida. 19th Ittsbent—halos and Kam. ilW ßeginvent—ldaramnals Lamp% ORS rek d l Ind O•ma sad Applogra. tau Ingleent —Umra Ilsbounnat end the art. Mow *Oen 9_s n.sed MID im of Ithsieell elms brio& kore amp ander the aumind at Untwist Ilakinta. Ina Jura add caw lam Imam 1041100116 dissaalok Om ma and War. This Toed irk lalsNns hana It; CsalaalYa.. Juns If; Mona, leas 17 sal OlintOwt an Os Ord. On Oa HO alta pawed bar Imp aY MA% kr tin pea. adth Mega via dam Masks abarna. toy. 01161aanadamln immi rr el‘ge inn and ann. sum less banner at sin In tne saaohnd Is Or Pima andampal the sarbantnond dlool 1110 rod s nitre a • Y . wails wallas kr Wm. and In tiny ift leadldaniutt. at 10 AY*. Ot On atairmaa Old indivellbe palms du Weight, W loponnftrelMago g IMO tostaris sem* and Obis. YAW Or TO bpi Ned Os WI gram el tha NO region& wisbiabg abaft I, ales aid mum Tay piondel Vain naildindett Ovaiwt, Pro* elsosar, tun In yeatieho, awl dimiolnd lhe Imps On Ind Ivan& Itanaa. 93 ▪ and 149 ma. and O seam 01 Or SO and 13191 tonosann Ifit Abair Yea ow Is. Iffindal liman AdOkty is Ind 14. a i lid a t a nno b s ed ennetn •Wat i la d t. lita s Part el abandats. Ida Meal Areatty andice iledway with .177 ism 193 hems. sall Di caws of Um Hord Artillery sod 17 men awl IS Imam of the ith Dragoons. be.. yet to come in, whisk Hwy walla bit at early to-morrow samitlag. Ilia last amid mad hal II gam teem liebastopoL Thus. minds and dl.. essimbdins Imitiimietha port vary busy; troops nisrehing from the maws, station hourly. To get through du press of work pardmeemas are working all day to.asy, sad sre lo do so ONllMlllPli.ailhaftk it is do general coronation holds!, at the gun wheal; Tg=Wig lismastion day the smo.of-war, aserchsat thine, Y Wow, sad at noon the Victory and liloarlows In :Lam, the Doled Wellington sad Agamemoon at Spi th ead and • royal sluts, aa did a l e the garrison from the plarm battery. To.morrow is sppoleial so a general holiday in the borough, the dockyard, he. In ounnoaration et the coronation dsy. Tao Niger, 14, warm sharp. Oi se. the Hos. A. Ooehr.the, Itft Spithaad yeateriq Ws Owe Good Hope, ailing at Ply mouth for a =IL TM Skala and Ceadia have arrived this attention, both f oil ot troops. SHEERNESS, lens 30. The regrigaitatal cOwftWertitil Which set In 'mina at Sheerness cm Thursday and Friday lot, to try anent of the and drivers for riotous conduct le the town, has terminated. Leahy ant Lawns= D'Aran, gunners and drivers, were identifitd as haring taken part in the riotous conduct referred to by attacking a assaher or salon and throwing continued vccleys of stones at thorn twos of a newly =ordained p .rt of the Illob.street, were essamart to twenty-cse days' imprierrommit at Poet games whii bad Mow and law diet ; their pay daring the Wad of irk improslisamst bang ferriaitsd.—William Leahy was likatilhd as ono swept mew others who threw stoma at a tenor when prostrate ow the ground, by which the sada% had was rat in a Marini manner. One gentleman who es. dewsimal to resew the sailor recited a blow from a stow thrown Sholiortilergsaw, which cut his hied open to a fearful =mum, sad his rile wawa in an instant. Serwant.lisJor Now was ass* seer on the spec and with the asaistaece of =mire =nests W rimers were taw and &ma to barracks. Ws are desired to data that all the rioters are newly rabid Irbhmen from the county it Tippets*. Wery peesauticia has Wen taken by the Oolosel Oen mariant by tsemb g &Oast grads of punishment on the ring. Ississo, agar of whom. NM". proof being obtained tram the in. bildints who vilmsell lie dlogresseul PION from fear of their fatale Mkt waled upon Wiwi, would not woes* forward to Id esWg The sewn sinned from the Roster Roll to con what as ossetoosts Oweals w.Ord, president; Captain and Brevet Hs* RV^ Ihreanwits Mow. Knox. and bond. CHATILAY, Jere 29. HN Nsjgdy by be.a Illinktualy pleased, on the recoup isesdall•salthindlllarkel Ole Mending in Chief, to glee her sane terasanunldne Womb et the Allowing nomoommlasioned Mims In *a Noyal Sippers and Miners , at their hear. quarters. Aar meritoriona nadirs', nersiem : Odour Samna IL =Am annuity of 204, for distinguished series sad gallant eaminet in the IMO ; Quartermaster-Sergeant H. Brow; tanangierty ot 104. relinquished by Quint:muter Clonally, on Ids gesamstre to be quartermaster; Colmar-Sergeant J. Mee. lan, the ssarly et 161. munqulsised In Quartermaster Bradford, on bldpeirseire es be quartermaster. The Field Handal Commeading La COIN Ins Ina plimed to approve of ar.mr medals with 'rat ultie• berg ette Nisi W seer of following 1106.031a1111Seitined I.llicen and WI" he lllednuidebed service end pliant conduct In the Odd Oboe A. id. Itelood, gratuity of M. • Corporals J. J. ilantes. S. Lived. and W. Trimble, 101.; Wiese Corporal J. 1. W. sad C. rug, and Pet.'“ N. Hervey, W. Orr, W. Breen, A. IleChregbey. J. Honcur, N. Manses, and A. Mr gl. lanteamice sad pod eTna ge net . : t. fl 3 r,ll;anhl y s . i . o l J. 1. 1111110. sad Z. Lynn, Id.; Sergeants S. Hann, 11. Desbeely and J. 11l ; Privates W. Farquhar, E. base and T. Hank If. ; Orienggetisant J. Lewis has teen awarded the cilVitz of 151. sal diver medal, relinquished by Quartermaster. t H. Brews, es mute granted the annuity of 101. DISVONPOItT, Jona 29. no Nicer, 18. screw steam sloop, Captain the Hos. A. A. aWileati.:, ;grind 7esterdy from Woolwich sad Portsmouth. She sada dui to Inra Per mouth In 13 hours. She will make geed soma ildeste, take coals, and a mail tor the Cape of Good Hope. and pratialdp sail in • day or two. The Niger be. a ant rate set Meeker. Sad Maimbable crew, and I. lateasled for the East India station. It le amparad on melee to India ono OH wooed to the Persian G ult. She isms tam timbottt to col MY asoniter. 718 lam steam Undo, loft tor Pot towpath, with supernumerazied yoterby. TM Moro 60, meow, Caplets Pollard, left on Thursday, to taketip her oati-n et Queenstown se the flag ship of Rear-Adnural Cable, K.C. 8., the OmmatalortimChiet at Cook. The Merl* 6, paddle wheel steamy, 'Commander Buckley, arrived trona Portsmouth on Friday, tumid dot lbs Coast of Atom Me sailed yesterday. Thu hoetrlty, 4, Orainstader Magoidle, and Bpatrow Hawk, 4, Com manor Cromwell, soiled tom Portsmouth, on Thursday, to join the puede= under Captain Lord John Hay GB. The Inatome, [rampart, Mr. Crook, master, sailed on Friday for Pembroke, with Mr. Madge, tooter of the /Loyal William, and a party of seamen, to navigate the Coedelia, 8, screw, to this port The Holyrood, ream transport, arrived on Friday from the Crimea with tome for Portsmouth. The Etna, man tromps rt, arrived co Friday from Portmouth with the Kerry Militia, and having embarked • detachment of the 9th Dragoon*, 11 tt for Queenstown. Toe Conqueror, 101, axes, Captain Yellow% was paid advanced wage. on Friday. be gunboat, at this port have made several cruised in the Channel during the weak. hhipa inceuwaission at this port —ln the Hanionee : ImorrenaCe, Royal Willis., *jam Vulture, Edinburgh. Magiewane. Nom*. Ala ! hoot hal.waader, Advice; guabosw Badger. werner, Gentlest. tinipjaek, and BL lob. is the doood lintd.eabW, Meander. tiornon, Li.g et..th. goor u t i.d. gun m boa .goe, ts no m ero m er r ha . sa. erk Conroe . Haugaty, 900000,, and Youvreuti. Bosom l•loid ad main ; Nautilus. 11.1111LBTS. COTTON.—Luneon, Jua■ 23.—The market emflinura to manl iest an unmated onset, and cl sod at the extreme pr nes of yesterday. at 13,000 bales-2,MP ter export and 3,000 on Pifganillbe6laranbsra at 6;d., 2lu Bahia at 60. to 61d, 3111 Egyptian at 66d. to 7id., and 700 Bunafa at id. to 414. per lb. COTTON (100D9.—titectierrn, lots m.—The Improvement we motel la Twoony's elota market tomatoes. • ltb s slightly to. mused degree of Maumee ea do port at Wien. The demand b not loge for say portleoler roarbol. bat It Mal a goon gooseal character nun of late. Nall to easier Mole 01l Ilioseraoymorket, with o growing wffitk.O. .Over all eleeelle el game. MOIL contributes to • healthier taw at loonies. UR nem* boons tbe pries or coma sod (bet of simeteetwavo lean lot mews to admit of is numbers. dee a beeline se mud be 4slllll. boa pubelere an es the *bole In I bal. plain tbre lb*, hove bee. 11 lies ego la s eery on. w ells. eadeeeekey Is this reeesik bee sem dalldriolts ore dOdlt elf MOM pea** se ea blieremasst le nine, sad goods = . Ilar e gl ... .=b l = s pr i :,...... eaedraM ....2m.og oteeolp liii aka. • InSientee Inas Is awned. at ateebiariar. sad NO& &lollies be en Wk Mama Flom Foe = ... oplesere haw bees die le am So alaslaa4 ea etikb is wee ewes Is at id. per lb. above the Ire;;;;; 1 vlblb be , dam* OsY.iem is ant eatamatai, Imam WU' tar Mn mpoiollaa Ng fir owl. Ni opseetils Iri* non Media . won/ix—Um; Thaw 111.—Thus bee bees a good attrwaaner of be la the Seat We. Mit Ni Ins at Ni maniea. more mews'/, hos serefer bsr so mod u a was UM ds vest. The Masse Mw ostsray Ms km In the white mar. tat Ni,, Wben •SS bedew dom. Os the whole. we, cement met say ollsodies There Is oily a very moderate trade lissom ., I . balk dooM smeet the medium of the cloth Ulla EALIPAT Jews 11.—Rost Sill —MIN rather yielding. w ont , * sod yarn gamy. Ooods better males. Tim not 1111 USUAL HAILDWAILL—Innosenow, Jung A.—TM rate of trade hate eowllwees nue Ur sere so It wee a we* sgo d aarai a , it 4 leerfirlse. The orders Mee blew off, not mA4,.0 4 , Met es Ow bilerme sate. orm eseepthael Is Which th ere has la ve weennulelles if wean on the mordeetnren' book. thie yur, ; elloo delerele ens 1111. U ippon behave been chiefly ;)1,7 the epollappepopeee; W kw Pee Wag rill very fairly of an aim; pea eilelpiptlheisee me only do not report upfivourahly of tlieweepo wwwe; es erne ef Sine we busy, Led they ',a na l ! , ewwwsr itthimamm la Yak &NU la b be t.d es well b ted . u . tr il y in womi c bitty leree britieri Afar qu arVihere are more people out of em. 11reelrfew frit the last two or three Inaptly; The = leis l m i d,. and up on th e whole attill,. Prom Sweat taie repels me peenlly eatiefittory. Tie iron trade YlNOStateft RPM; and par sealldenee is entort,,,l lout the amid wills borer wed pier Oneer seat quarter. Tbe sudden reined= le lbw piee el welepee Is Wild IP= 'ere ruaractottaty by mimmus ; peep', te repsded e row which the Gone Ymaeettelem bees payed elf la ems peeper which shall lead to We eivalep 10 4 aggisiou 28601 in this "'Mt will b. very Wedges lease besnikee d am trades. The fai:ure of Mew% Louie sal Mei. it Ills town, was announced a fortnight ado ; Vet IWLLtiae, so be as me, op, amount to nearly COM,: the NM@ (ym piper) to 17,1001. The concern is to be wound op wader 00111.-Ca Jones. Jaen 2b.-A good supply of wheat, which was sew. ale, it last week's prices. Wheat, red, tbs. to 72..; whits, 7M. to BOA. Be&DS 41s. to 43e. Feu, 46.. to 41s. Vats, 25.. Us. Barley, 4es. to 41a. Currauniar, Jour 28.-The supply at market was phut. Salos very 1011. Priers about the male SS last week. Wbent, new brows. 711 s. to Its.; new white, 76.. to 575. Oats, sew, 24e. to 25e. Beau, new, 41s. to 42e. rem, 44a. CilluilLS, JEWS 27.-W0 bad a large supply of wheat at mu my. bet chi. scorning. Oats and barley only limited. The demand for dear wheat good at prior nearly equal to last week, and barley quite es . Cotemserse, June 211.-A far supply of wheat, the sale very slow at an &drawee( Is. Th e supply of barley, peas, beans, and oats. was very United, the two loaner kinds of gram fully supported lut week's prima, and the latter went le. darer. GOilDrOlD, Jena 28.-There was a fair supply of wheat, and a very doll trode, owing to the present fine weather. Higher rates were asked. which elieeked bathes.; white not bringing over last week's values, but lee red • mull advanoe was obtained. Wheat, 72.. totals.; barley. SSA to 425. ; oats, 25.. to 305.; team, 425. to 40. Haarrons, Joe% 20.-The supply of wheat at one market today small. Trade for the twat parcels firm it last week', prices. Bar. ley mold at full prime; oats, peas, sad beans in .port supply, android at hilly a• much money. Wheat, 42.. to 53e. per load; barley, 06s. to Ws. per qr.; oats, 245. to 32,. per qr.; per, 26.. to Sue. per lead; buena, 27.. to 31e. pa load. Noawice, hp. 28.-There was a better supply of cheat at our Market to-day than of late, urices ruled Sa per qr. over the rates of tbie day senalght, but not ,o high or wild u the neighbouring mar kets have been this week, and there was a decided paw in the up. ward morement. The late exceedingly One weather Ins brought out the earring of the wheat. and accounts Irons all quarter. 'peek bil biy of their appearance. Flour IVY in .low request at 2.. per Nick ad. nun. not much amines. transacted. Barley trade none. Runs and p er short supply; demand eh ;in prim no material chute; all sorts firm. Oats in demand; good feeding aorta commanded Se, per qr. OM may. NIWCUTLISWPOW-TTsll, Jeffs 28.-The weather this week has at length amerced a summa-like character; since Wednesday it bee teen sultry. but foci -day, though brieht and suany, Is colder, the wind having veered he norih.weet. The country, under th e infieence of this remarkably doe charge s has improved considerably upon the best wheat walk but upon t he cold and undraineel clay, there in a great Mises, of plant perceptible. and we fear the produce under say eiremielsisee must be light. The trade during the parent we'', bas maintained • firm aspect, and without moth activity being aim.. rent a fair extent of buainess ban transpired at an labyroveniest of Is. to 2s. per qr" mined Suffolk having realised btu , tholes Norfolk yeilow 825.111 to 70a. to to., select runs of Scotch white extra alc i _en welshed lithe per bushel respectively, Foreign has saareely mid es freely, the high pretensions of sellm te dm, to MeM tesiammisms. NW Mettle red has commanded 775. to 74., sad !ay rgM Dadda 88.. In retail for mixing. Seek floor ha. cold at a term smamimest of Is. to Is. per rack, and a good clearance altilindettenele ten* wanting in oeloar have been taken pretty Ike* SU, midst sutra qualities, had there been any of such on "HA wadi lays named Is. more. In ,Aher article. • steady nth Melds adedsdad at priers that were not previously obtainable. At s misiflest this morning we had • moderate chow of wheat ban Ms growers, and baring also very little offering from thenloft the plat hulk of the receipts haring been plaint during the wait, our miller. rat eamaly were not in immediate want, and Ws sbaseistame, combined with the favourable state of the weather. gemelemeig a more subdued feeling, but in the business done th e ad . vemsai Mu of the week were fully established. F lour elm sold Wnsell, the quantity offering being so ineignificant. In rye stirring. Other athletes in steady request, and pointing up. weilla. The arrival' this week are : -Wheat, emu Aug, 2,685; to. 849 ; Wkly, ommtrrhc. 6 ; malt. eeestwire, So; oats, mast. wk; ; 7b.Mgn 143: beans, foreign, 43; !bur, 1,610 Mils; Min aara *tar, If! deaf . . . ParimiSeetes: — acme 3e.—We had but a email market here to. day; on. minas were the oily buyers of wheat, and for beet 631 M. yellow they had to give 70a. per quarter. Oat. and beam were both alsersr, the Imam making It. 3d. to is. 4d. per stone; the Inner, Ws. to 475. per qr. for large, end 4'.. to 49e. per qr. for small ones. Rumour°, it,. IS.—Owing to many farmers being erg.eed hay. making, the market was but thinly attended; the line weather of this week has greatly improved the appearance of the crops, sad the market. of Liverpool and llaritlane basing undergone a change, the upward tendency of the trade has been &netted ; very labs wheat was sold; millers indifferent to purchate, and prices recoiled In some inatancesit th per qr. Barley Is. per qr. higher. The priors of other kinds of nominal. VisenveN. Jon .—Nothing an exceed the deem", of the weather, yet owing to the narrow commis the Mod: of wheat in the hands of the growers Is reduced, an advance of 2e. per qr. on the prime of laig, week is fully realised to.day. Of oats and beano the quantity show. log Is very mall, and last week's prices exceeded for both. Prism to tho growers :—Whitat, 6ne. to :gs.; extra, SOL pee quartet. Oat% 14d. to led. pee stone. Beam, Oa to 434. Weeenmen. teen 10.—Thet is was • terse supply of wheat at msr het to'day, and the gala made were rather under the currency of this day Wisilibt. Barley gill very Waite and dearer, but leas in request Oats firmly maintained their value, with a limited demand. Beane rather damper. Tom& Joss 10.—We have bail a good show of 'int at this morn. ing's market, certainly above an average for this time of year. Trade was slow at last week's prices. Ibe meatier has besorne tame& inglY het and /*ming, and our farmers seem almost unanimous in their opinion that although rather heckward, wisest has seldom bean known to look so welt A good deal is full shot in this neighbour. hood. Wheat, whits, per imperial qr., Its. to els ; red, TTa to tbs. Molt, Os to 021.. Oat.. to 03. t to le. 4d. per stone of 141 k.. Flour. 634. to Vs. per sack of 180Ibe. Kranceum, Jose 2s.- The weather continued unsettled and eats less this week tint 1 Wednesday, since which we have had it flee with every appearanos of • continuance. At our country markets, this week. we have still to report very moderate supplies of wheat, which sold readily at folly la per qr. advance. Berke, as well so °eta, seems sahatiated ; both Irina eagerly sought "'tee at Ts. per qr. over lest week's ratee. Here, today, we had a grit &apply of cheat. dales slow in coarequenes of high rates asked ; prixi finished mach about those of this day se'nnight. Three bags of barley, and a small supply of oats; prices .such as last week. Wheat, re& to Cl.. per qr. Barley, 43a. to 478. Oat*, SI s. to 35a. WArearoart, Jr., le.—Another week of short suppliee, net by a metineed demand from the country, has ensbad holders to obtain a further 'Swam cm all descriptions of grain ring the date of oar last report. Wheat—Ths shocks of this grain were reldom known to be so light at this mama of the year, etcher merchants nor miners having more than ruffleicut for a few week.' rates; we shall theraime require considerable importa during the neat :aro months, especiolls or the doer (aella's a large portion of what is in granary hers, being very inferior. Prime are dearer by le. to It.. 6d. per barrel on the week. Moe demand for barley has as yet sustained no check, tad the holders of the few small scoots which remain in the country. lave succeeded in obtaining a further advance of Ia per barrel. Oats, too, are very chart In Renoir, end with a continued beet demand Inc import, all qualities command a ready sale, at an improvement of fld. per barrel. Indian corn : Stocks of this grain are now reduced to a I very moderate compeer, and eab s have been good throuthout the week, at our edvanced quotation& flour dearer by Se. per rack on the week. with a steady milt Imports this week : —Whitt, St 0 cps. Barley, 13. Indian corn 660. h.our. SO racks. EaporM this week; —Oats, 2,450 barrels. roar, 300 sa cks, Indian corn. 102 barrels. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. • _..-- CASUALTY. A hoet, marked on the NMI ;illllieni Pelle, of Llverpcol," wee piebed up on the :and, off the Ivivhope, aria brought in bete. she had In her a bucket, stone broke.' etrthenwere, and pieeve gaper. (Yes.—The Wllasts Ilene, of Liverpool, to loading In Glasgow for the Paver Plate.; —llAverpool, June 21. Ltycireoe quips AT Teams Pons—Edward, at Fernando P 0; Julia, at shaugh te; Pagan, at the &syphons,: Pandora, at Nantes ; Senator (damaged, after being up round). awl Antje Satins, •I Cron ; Autje Prods, for Cronst.dt, at Khanna, Vortuna. at Swine. muscle; Isabella and Catharine, ut l'illue. Ilmcao sou Lintarom..-6p6rl" from &my, AprU 5; AMC (rs), Jane 16, and Usurp, 19, Ircra Genoa. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. —w— ard', how Laadoa far Sydney, May 14 Ist. 6 N.. 44..4.24 AV. Cooly (a s.), of Glseem, Jane 11. 1.4.12.4 a. loa. 7.4 , W. Gomel de :owls. ratan; tram Hartlepool to Hoag hong, June 20, let. 17 N., loa II W. Lord Raglan (eldp), Jane MI, tat. 15 N., lon. I I W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& the wife of Z. B. Beason, 80111610.--June ss, at lIVITTgIISS.DrE4I.—Jane street, Creenturys, war Ittaneherter s dat woe of IL. D. truster.. lag.. of 2 Pen. TOWL Ltd. —Jung U, at Ilaratow. AI re K. Tomitim, of a Worthier. TOWNSEINtr.—June 26, the *Vs of 11. lowuaeud, gel., of geld. Ream. of son. VAUX —Jaw 22, at Ventratr, We of itirht, the wife of the Rey. 1. W. Vault, of & daughter 26, at I heart of • d tughter. WOODWORW—June VI, at Brunelutreet. Breok•rued, Irr(rPoola the wi • of Ur. W. C. Woodward, of a daughter. the 'lift of J. F. Wcod. MARRIAGES. OWHAN—ABLDI.—Jobe td, at Bt. 'Thomas's. tbs,ferle& h. the Rao. it Ifkitory, J. H. Bowfono. req., of wtheiton, to Ehnheth daaebtor of the late Res. J. /ohs. IKAN—WHIGHT.—Juue 25, at Holy Trinity Church. Hull, by the der. Dr. Bromby, T. N. Dom, Esq. of Manchr.ocr, to Mary Bash sm. datufbier o f the tale Mr. H. Wm ht, of Huh. DED—JAMES.—June 15, at th e intrf.ts ch Irn, Bridge...ter. by the Rev. W. T. C. tir.ade, M.A.. W. J. Ford, Eaq . of Bridle. wow. to rhy, daughter of the Soy. Yrebtodary James. Vert of ut Bridgewuter. MIST US. - ARPIMALL—June 28, at Mazallton-aquare, Mirbeehead, Charlotte, wide. of tbe Imo J. sepioall, Esq. [L6lll.—Jane 8, at lioljeck, Fredric de Fair Eike% of Mr Turkish Coatingent. veterinary eurgeo% io the 21rd year of his are. N OHI 81/I.—Jute 22, at Gioucester.square, Mary, wire of Erase:Medi, Fsq. GOSSIT.—June 17, at Devonshire-place. Col. Garet, of Iteir'sebilL near Lymbigtes, late of the Royal Lnctnr. n. CIOULD2IBI.—Jabe 27, James Piny. e o c of the late Mr. I'. G%idea, of llyebe.atree l , Manchester, aged 21. KAY 6.—Juna IS, at kenenistm.terrae% 1 / 1 4 18 1 Polisme n " t " et s Liverpool, Mr. L. Kaye, aged M. MM 1e024.--Jese 27, at tee kleentese. Peareshr Bo2 ,* ambo% late Deputy Master of It r M.'s Mint, aced Mow ma paniboi wawa! am RALIK et Lea "'..• IL* CAI et Saabs. Prteler. et sbe Moe. le Los anik.la Ms WhiNtdoes.—lliwur. Joss N. 114 _ 1 r I 1! • r:~~