The Express. — London, England, 1851-06-16 00:00:00

those accumulations were In coarse of collection. The 1, entry ef every one of thine cargoes had been made before they were landed. l'he officer of customs had possession of them. Sir F. Pollock, C 8., said that every member of the court was fully aware of the objections to these two counts, and, ' perhaps, the learned gentleman would pass on to the can sideratme of the others. Sir F. Kelly wes very glad to hear that their lordships perfectly understood the objections, and he would only re mark, that throughout the whole trial the Attorney-General made no intimation whatever to him of his intention to rely on those particular counts. On the contrary, the At torney-General opened the case, and principally rested it on the alleged fraudulent concealment of the sugar in the warehou. es of the defendants, and the contrivances re sorted to for the purpose of depreciating good anger at Dash a corner. It was not till his (Sir F. Kelly's) lips were sealed that the learned Attorney-General in his reply put for ward those other counts, and the 13th section, upon which he found. of them. Ilad a different course been pursued at the trial the defendaats might have Teen some evidence on the subject. Then, regarding the St and 6th counts, which charged that the goods and commodities being respectively goods lisble for the payment of duties, and which had been respectively imported sad entered to be warehoused were respectively removed from the vessels in which they had been respectively imported, and were not warehoused or deposited in any warehouse or place of security. The 6th count was in the same form, but stating that the goods en tered to he warehoused were removed by the defendants, an I not duly deposited in the warehouse. Those two counts were founded on the 13th section of the Warehousing Act (11 and 9 Vie. chap. 91.) None of these sections required th ot the weii;hte of the goods should be given, or that they should form part of any entry or document. The act of porliament sought to prohibit three sources of fraud—frau dulent interception between the ship and the warehouse, fraudulent concealment in the warehouse, and fraudulent removal from the warehouse. So soon as the goods got into the regular warehouse, and while they remained there uncoactaled no offence could be committed. The 13th section enacted that if goods are removed from a ship, and net deposited in a place of security, every person concerned therein shall forfeit a penalty, and the goods tie mselves shall be forfeited. These two count. charge the removal of the goods, and that they were not deposited in a place of security. But no offence can be committed under this act of parliament, unless the goods are remised to some place where they are not under the eye and in the custody of the officers of the Oustomo. If they are deposited in a proper warehouse, and there remain, no offence can be enairoitted—whatever is done is done under the eye of the Customs officers, so that it would be ridicu lous to say that •ny offence had been committed. if the Crown complained of the excess of sampling, the remedy was in their own hands ; for they mild deduct more than two ounces from each sampling. They are not forfeited by the remosal from one part of the warehouse to another, although it is prohibited. But the act should be strictly con strued, as it is highly Mr. llama Parke=-1 du not quite agree with you in that. It is merely MI art in which the Crown, as representatives of the public, has an interest. Sir F. Kelly - The question is, what the legislature has Mid open the sulaoct. The Crown must bring the defend ants within the strict letter of the act before , it can enforce pnaltiei or forfeiture. The lath section referred to the et moral of good‘ from the ship.• and the omission to deposit them is any legal warehouse. Though this was only a pro ceeding fur the forfeiture, every person concerned in that set was liable to a penalty of 100 f. flow could that penalty be got from the defendants' servants who were engaged in venuoving the goods from one legal warehouse in the docks to another Iluw could the section be enforced as against the defendant: servant.s for the overdrawing., spilling., and scrapings? If it could, then the Crown might lie by fur 10 years, satil the accumulations reached 27 casks, and then, it in one andante a pinch or a grain of sugar more than two ounces had been taken in sampling, the Crown would claim to roofs it the whole of the 27 make. They would also have a penalty of 100/. from every man employed. That world absurd, sad showed that dew: accumulations did not 11111 within that section. Then, supposing that the evident* ell rho (*noon was correct, there had not been any fraud in the removid. The merchant might Is' robbed, but the Crown could not lose anything. It mattered not to the CROWS whether the sugar belonged to the merchant or to the caw piny. If o oho r exported on duty was due. If either lap putted the duty will sad mud be paid, To the Crown, tb r. for.-, it wee a matter of the most imperfect indifference whetle r the goods b.-loaned to the defendants or to the nwrehants. The it removal from one part of the ware-house to another was not an offence within the 13th section. If the t'ruwa ehould contend that the section applied to a re mood after the goods shall have been deposited, the result would he that any sectolental removal or the mere abstrac tion of • pinch of sugar from one package, is an offence, for it seed not be fraudulent. The math count charges the re seed by the defendants. Are they liable to a penalty of 100/. fur every art of removal by any of their servants, however minute the quantity? If that were so, it was to be remembered that the directors of the company as large impurten were greater losers than gainers by t hos e andractiolo. The Attorucy-General said that he did not impute personal fraud to the directors, but that their ser vants had committed them. The servants had, therefore, subjected themselves to penalties of 1001. each for every occasion, fur the benefit of the directors, and contrary to their sanction and knowledge. After some further obser vations, de leanest gentleman concluded his argument by Mating that the rating of the Lord Chief llaron was quite correct, cud that the rule on the part of the Crown ought to be discharged. Mr. Peacock, Q.C., Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., and Mr. Grove appeared on the same side, but their arguments were not concluded et the ruing of the court. TO DAY, Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., was heard on behalf of the defend ant, and the Attorney-General and Sir F. Thesiger, Q.C., us the other side. But the arguments had to be concluded when our despatch left. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--SATCRDAY. Bayou M.. CONNINVONMS FONINAJNIVI. IN kr CULTN•N. This was the certificate meeting in the eats of n. 11. Colt man, described as a court milliner, of Ilegent-street. his balance- beet, prepared by Meson. Ilart, of Oeorge-yard, extended over two years prior to the failure in It ebruary last, and showed a sum of 1,672/. due to creditors, of which IG4/. for reut, rates Me., had to be paid in full. The assets were estimated at J:00/, in good debts and property. profits had been 1,727/. • trade expenses, M 321. ; house and personal ditto, 962/. ; lo;ws, Ma.; law expenses, GfifiL Mr. Nicholson, the official ansignee, reported that the hooks had been eery imperfectly kept, especially the cash book ; receipts to the amount of 3,000 i. had not been en tend. Included in the list of good debtors were—Vis countess Downe, Lady I'. Egerton, Lady llillary, the l'ountess of Mansbeld, Lady L. Murray, Lady Sophia Towers. Lady l'ust, de. During a period of two years the bankrupt had remised as premiums with young ladies 13.5/. The bankrupt had paid upwards of 1400. fur adver tisement,. Mr. fileynard, for the assignees, offered no opposition. Mr. Lew rauce supported the applitation. He stated that the bankrupt. in addition to the business of court milliner, which paid very well, bad opened a retail shop in Regent street, and this was a source of loss. A large proportion of the debts was due to his own relatives, and about 2771. of assets bad been received. The profits were large, but they were more than balanced by the Clpl'llhes incurred in the Helmut-street shop Ili, Honour said he could only grant a third-class certifi cate, and it must he suspended Welds months from the date of the last examination, on account of the had bookkeeping and the large amount of law espenses. l'rotection would Ise given iu the meantime. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-not - SE. DOnOhlie and Sm.' 4, young men who have been long known to the ' , olive. were brought before the Lord Mayor by Tress, the officer. who said— I was passing through Ilishopegate-street a few nights ago, and °Went,' the prisoner,., whom I have long known as bad character, walking along. The moment they saw me they separated, but, as I expected they were about some housebreaking job, I took them into custody. About ' Donohue I found nothing. When I went to search Smith ' he bold up both hands, in one of which there was a silk handkerchief, and he cried out, " I have nothing at all about me." I then seined the hand in which the handker chief was, and found in it, covered with the handkerchief, a new skeleton key, which I have no doubt was intended for some warehouse. The prisoners denied all knowledge of each other, and refused kr teU me where they resided. Donohue—l admit that I refused to let him know where I nude, because the fact is, I keep a private still, and get my living by it. for I find it is both safer and move respect able to do a little in that line than in the other way. I sever saw this good man (Smith) before in my life. I am altogether of the right sort. Ido assure your worship. (Laughter.) The Lord Mayor—l think you were convicted of smug gling some time arlio. ilsaitla-1 was your lordship. I kept a private still, and I got in months for it. They caught Tao with the pleat. The Lad Mayor—And that skeleton key is the key of the still-roomA--smith—Jut so, my lord. Mr. Heisler, who appeared for Donohue, submitted that there was no evidence calculated to show that his client had been in Biabopsgate tor the peeper of remmitthrt a burg lary, whatever unfavourable ispreelest might hoe beim made by the suspicious eatetlaimad of Mr home ettnster. The tend Mayor—l admasoledge the widens, is ma strong came' to Justify Isle eseamilsba, or, indeed. Ms de tention; but he has messed ma that be seggerb himself by illegal means, and I ormast think of direhentai him till I know more about him. Donohue—l do luminous with meml respectable publi cans sad others, my lord. (Rotate.) The Lewd Mayan—Well. I ammo they will have no ob• to come froward and a character. I shell le glad TM tro pr ace t ire=seid that they would willingly give their addressee to the 01~ so a somak would not wad to son sit them of bossobrosida n Tbiseevor mama' it might di ckies as to their Made of mmehomia. TM Lord My g than Mr. at Bela: dill If tie saw m a d as twas his suspidmas the =xpeseest Is Wifergaireibmh they ebeeld be done, who reggae la the Ikeeeek sad pee Awl the dyed. ellsadod by a big esumloises mad • Utile bey, so. -11eitiss *wiry, was the teesC e iby ewe if the Beall melee ea imp of bodes The bode use, whe halberd Ileee tart and • ball im=t, an se deltemed es le weal ImAit debt te we, sipsimal, =maid by Steil awl aural 1_ ebetructies is the populous neighbourhood of the Bank. f Several penal, gave him pence and halfpence, and • gen demon who was posing handed him sixpence. The big countryman was ready to gather together the prate thus flowing in, and the boy in some instances came in the • share. In one instance the countryman and the boy bowl • dispute about some money which a tender-hourteit pm. 'urger had supplied, and the boy having Wood to shit it up, a row oonunenced, sod the pielipokota, at amok began to join the =unitises, oe that it Demme seeerreey interfere with the trade of the Sem i and to apply to the or bitration of the Lord Mayer. The Lord Mayor—Did say we ems the little man bail The porter, who is a tall very strongly-built man, Nit be ow the dwarf hold out his hand, and ask for alms. The Dwarf—Do you dare to say you see me a Weft I! Answer me that. (Laughter.)—Porter—l do. The Dwarf—Better mind what you say about me, re ru make you repent, m gentleman. (Great laughter.) The Policeman — jaw him begging along, and getting nosy fast. He lives in the Mint, and he gets a mint of warsi. Tie Dwarf—Don't you believe the police. They are phi fir telling whoppers. The Policeman—Very dangerous obstructions are coo ' shoed by objects of the kind, your lordship, and we have to endure all sorts of insults from the vagabonds who collect about them to pick pockets. The Dwarf—Oh, you! Who are you? (Laughter) The Lord Mayor—You must not come over the bridge, to trouble us in the City. You must go to Bridewell for four teen days. What money had he about him ? The Officer—Three-and-sixpence, and some pence; and the boy had a couple of ',billings. The Lord Mayor—A very nice trade indeed. That mo ney will go towards their support in prison. The defendants were committed to lirideweli for 14 days. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A stylish four-in.hand with two grooms behind, one with a trumpet, drove up to the entrance to the court, and a gentleman descended from the driving-box, and requested to be shown to the magistrate. The trumpeter sounded his instrument to announce the arrival, and the singularity of the anir immediately attracted a great crowd. The gen tlemen who made the application was Mr. Pennington, the ecimplainnit in a charge against the police, the patticulats and result of which appeared in these columns on Saturday. Mr. Pennington, finding the court occupied with bust =Ed the 'magistrate very mach engaged, went into the Bile gni Spoke t s Mr. Leadby, the chief clerk. His seig to the court was to apologise to Mr. Mud =L a e lisilwas stated in the report in the newspapers, roof *Mr with the magistrate on the question of of tisef Living a four-horse dreg through the "Meets enlot i t r . He begged to state, that he had no intention of offering the slightest disrespect to the court, not did he Mall to convey an impression contrary to the opinion ex presNed by the magistrate. Ile hoped the chief clerk, Mr. Leadby, would make that explanation to Mr. Hardwick. Mr. Pennington then left the office, and, mounting the box of his drag, drove elf with another loud flourish from the trumpet. COTTON.—Ltvaaroor., Jean 14.—Thr market closed twiny Ida • berteis• tioleser. Omperel salt Fridays rotes, prime( Amarirs. tibia IMO OSINb re aro • ful l id. per lb. ismer, ma psi sleptsd bas abbe ssi. embed to at ate ' sew la ether bids Netts dank The Was ems fed -1,••••• treed at lAN Mike( ails ,/M boo tetra ler Meet, ilea spereities. Maxcairrita, Jvara 14.—Everything wears th e appear. ow el bellierbeeplea WI the demo toe eiotb rid to hove tat at • Wise Mimi Ifs used be Wilowsek. Tbe demist be probes else ben seoldstable. lleseesaiasase Is reposed Is the ealedesseskeetielsea art lbe stub* bee • bodily espest. The Uswebe swot lek at Imam bales' parsbolig awe beefy, bat kr siallamis tbentie twat WOOLLEN.—LuDe, Jura 14.—We hive had a better ' nob* twig dm ea Tembly, dlielellost awr brisk one. but a arierese meant el pats are deliveries to order. hoar are sot peat tit theme" sad prises ere wittiest amp. HAADWARll.—Thanzarmax, Juan 14.—Trade gene w/41We eantlion as lest repe the principal bromine stillais pnallbd. mg all tie d re In rah week. The =lee& Y sinneall Whit; Yease of the easey trades 1, be wad Colll4.—ANDovea, June 14.—A poi esesonable ripply of Wl•sa. mad • mmodonie mraninsa I &napalm at pram wam Inn for ma aghommn. Wan ant • poi at lan amok% mad a mono Irma ma ahem of la pr v. an nor. pp adman Ira no train la any vas mama awl Ma= ars Ilimrted. Imam lama broadea la Wang. ara• la tar danni, mg tally am Omar. Irair mana Imes =I ma y other denratna van. Wink ti to nra_po qr. 21s. so 2a. Oa% Ifs. oat. l tram. Wm. le 116. rya, Vs. to 24i. pit 4444. ATIASICIT June 14 . — Wheat in short supply; an in most ta prise din to :s. per kid of 5 qrs. No alteration In spring earn. Wink lg. 10s. to 111. per bud Si 5 qrs. Barley, 245. to 2iSs. per r. 17: 4 1: 1 4 . 2 ...t0 Bans, nes. lo *Ss. hoes, Ws to 545. BATS, Jane 14.—The Wheat trade was firm, with a then athrirse. Oath sad barley ars very seam, sad are .gala Is. per r. Mabee that. lamas aad ars also worth .we than Um wars this day Bauroab, June 14.—There has boa • this ardialhala at meket %Nay. sad vary our Wane drift; udders vim arab prime, sad mien oar were allidel as aleames d Y. la la M. per bold $ bomb* wea sGeeYaL lsdray in tla ter. par pr. dearer. Ode. Dank add rem umal WV le. Poi Sr. fair . Ilaawica. Juno 14.—We bag a iiiiiiali;adance at our met et Ise% sal wiry lids web lads" pubs were ot. and in sow leelmes doe tidesteesibt non samy. BLAND/MD, Jas 14.—The Ille= what WWI dart, sad tiers Inlay is bogestamet Oa but e =is le. Fac S ub s sew. Vas abeistime lb the seeleSeas Is Mr. Very M MS& sod air VIM ~ld at salt& beipeoemen d t is peler. Oats IMO WORM ter. and palms bid is opulent tow . la Ism GM Par Owe ins ails • d Imprevesst la es rid lie Mat trade vas very lbs. Inst. Na te (Miry, N. to OM, Mk SO M. Pm" Vas. is PIN. Na is Us. per qr. Man, to to le. id. per beast. Ikenr. 110 Sea per mt. CAMBIUM!, June 14.—Oar market to-day WAS dearer Oar override', wpb aMr amply. WU.; red, 41.. to 44..; whits, 46.. bar*, tio. to 25e. boom. old, 340.; new, Mr. Pio% Ilia Orto, Si. to ar.o. CANTISIBURT, June 11.-These was a further advance in the prams cat Wheat from la. to U. pie qr. Wheat, new, white, 408. to Ma.: Mown, new, it.. to its. Parlay, 235. to Ma. 6d. Omin 31s. to 21s. bd. be an.., 278. CARLISLE, June 14.-There was about an average sup ply ef prate at our market to.day. Oar raffles Ming all sheet of stank road a bruM deosand, at rather ednaord prism. Wheat ob. Mined mart, If. more than bat week. Wheat, white, sew, 178. to IN.; old, 17a, to 15..; rad, arw and old, 161. Gl. to Oa. Barley, new and old. 11a to lla. Oats potato. 98. to 106. ; Pananal. Be. to Sa. tom , b. ed. to la. 104. per atom Oatmeal, la led. km maal, I liattsymnsl. la. 3d. COLCHUTEI, JIM! 14.-Tb• supply of Wheat is, as of boo, melt fur Its time ot year. Farmers ham robed tz.en prates. t e r , assaidsratty, hst the trade is oat Mask, at the advance or is. to Is., whack is the majority of saim was wassdad. Barley tells freely, et ham prism. lime sad Oats maw la good demand, and the tarn Mom. The emir is not equal to tee demand. OLOOCLITII, June 14.-At OW market this day English Mom ma Mid em aa senate of Is. to In pee qr. NM= of M repthmowisit le .pr gr. wee swam ',AM mos MOM ism lb/ Wee AAA The dewed Welly nu epee TANA sad V Ise What% to the 1111111pefidin Melia el halt Ohm. &Err ad Woman aseh bold for la. per qr. am mom swd Me Mu er• Oelp ild. per imMer deism with a pal ammiL The preens Wm mot - Whims. lessekk melee. era Imp. qr. of MI some lei" re 41e.; Elimialesmi Milit Osemeare, Os. to Sa a r. ; ; reggellatt arida Dim% i l .K lhate Weil; learlanople, Pease. swim lIIMM ail liaishari. ate to tla.; 0701MOC Odema, Oaks, litwalb. M. le M.; Mirka ead 'I . /warm SU. le Seal Meek ell% al. le 44 •4 toll !So to 41.. Coley, - oL IP I tri= =atm ' . 7 711% 11 1 ?a ble s s It : Nu& pa ta u t . ILL to Irr it Iw. 6a. 10. le Mi. to hew; Prearia. Da imoirtick, 30a. ft Ms. Me. I* SM. Oata. Wastard, Maikaanky, and lei r al : L tsia. sada. Ito N. se taps M.; One, OftwOrd. me 21•111.nts. ; ..._kiedi d as.llLteltreAd. ; ROM .11% lb. le ft; le 411 b.. M. M. te No Mks . breelwee, pr imp. K" isle. se No. ; Sareloa. M. te M. me Yelp einm, pr pills, Ilea. se lb. Limmt per tim Mt le IM. lope* et Ihe week ceding Jim le e-wbest. I.l* rm.; oats. 1.11111 ibmw. PM Oettareits, hoe 14.-The safely oe Wheat at to.day's meet am yen NMI, whisk wee IRMO Mood eI4 et ea Mass d to. per qr., wet Sr ler a few Mite Ma illem 430 e ;n ••• to Hs. 11they, 1111. OM. o MA, tie. lipmeileam Jame 14.-The upward Is.. is the value el Mem mime the Waft to ant le la. hl to ee. &Li per qr. sihrtaw Os been seoleseed le ra/lathe pier es Phew, wore tothermom Omer Iliee IneMede. Mem wermaly • few Impuktim • t• emple. the seam ill wet made gums sego* ler freemen so Sep segooesa. •wese tismeme for tteme. /Mem awl Mile. at is Mame del t• h. par qt. lismerean, Jame 14.-The Whim tee& to-day brisk at Is. per OM Mem libm Mt week Me •Mr me* p. glade, aft suppol•l lot mile NMI. Om lit per qp. Myr. rims me =NOM tah, • taNdiMas7. WINO. 111.1* in pm be& V& to 27e. pm w. Oile. M. to OM per gr. Poe, 17e. to KVir Mg. Deem 17.. to GM Term PM to Os. Kininti.,inne 15.-At our market We awning the Nip. id Whist was nmalL OW a goad sopply, prim et as hem toe mitesa. TM WM ww • Me at war Im waft weer elms. Wheat, 228. ed. to SN. ri per per land et SI am. 0 OM ill IGIL per ..as. LiikeasTlnt, Jame 14.-The late rain hes bum of great beret to to. growing amps whisk new mem a leowilmt mom ma Ms Joys market ems Wily supplied with WINO 4 at, elaw. at 114. is M. pqr Mk& where. Mum& Imp emperted lab i =. ‘ ll beak et . le t rttar ei tte p te r e. Ihrsos, MAK to lIM par Lat June 14.-The attesamee of farmers mu imul, ad Ow me is remest et is. te to. Mime. Om W meth is velem et telMimeeeseethes. ltaMiessain nza, Jana 14.-11• Mai the week a more Iv* It • egfeeme Is the Mee See Om Ms Imm ea. pestemil hissme Imment. el Miele rienfogoite• i rel We atwarilikawsiti mime. TM NEMO el lie mil to poem et Limped ma Ilemes se easmilmly le• Ma Mai •Misperse et MM. Mews MI lbw rot Om =Mee mg a bibs far. rim Wm. At m melba this memier • ember smsiont ui Ike meet is meg wasetemeilez beim spposed owe Mims et /Om No Ns* On of OM 111M•rot was twombet ms Mel 10•0•110 postarlim et les; rmertiMai Mews merit le DOM A le VP. pm TO 1M; OM Moo rem hue Is.; pork M. per risk owl head le. per lll higher men ea Mimeo" Wade* • wmkt ere eimmemee td. pie 44 Ilia., sad em weal N. le Is. mikes. mop MOW. --- - - Mossisposortio, Jaw 14.—Tho show of mobs this or but radar% mod re gray yam los. =km liorOt par , sod dr Sri morroomo Wel VO7titt,rr twt~rttt if fir tlowler• The Da* Ink roo rodl, wry of don ark phase orb. lir Or trade wad =drbet tbs.Bllllll arra Wisoismos poss. Orr of sera Ira or word loodoodo. dm loomot below ea Issmori. Mal. OIL Is MIL Ida Is 345. %obi Tons 3e. to lo no. Door% 130. to Ida pot v. Kok 'LOD ea Id. Pb lizarcasmi-urox-Trata. Jaw 14.—What we look at tao amplaaa• Ur holeihm bowie if Wirt owl Darrow Aiwa by dr mum et Teti oanno. ad at the ow ins wart l• the toe et nit Yaw seggesephisethowel wki millme r also eileasekti temirats, kiwi who ea Immo ammilms met ban Ima Whim felifas shwa ma softie of Sip I mg Os t. fay vaimelty PIM elm dela Ireethee 11111.11 hada ; mkt ere dale kb soot • his km* liar On pont tie 1• us die Imo& Was am Si volralisbastaluran*ot THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1851. 1 Illwatibm Ow peoeseo, swabs embals assablot bobs s —. sweisloo dilly el masses masolty mils is leseArs. as wade soneeste avoid Mb err bourwer mil los, wilt, iimmiew, a fair sayeetailwilesaa was MOM NI NersegeNlSM St I. IL pr i r qr. CI as lbws ws win ow goblin@ . Wit ask at stela sahrawmaat s =WO+ is bo b !. Dr boj So wellies ts, is b. dower. asks maimed. yam win* lbws am sowswer so. view ages obsios el is. va or balm& &Sniff loppliss Ism lks .tali. Waft Pas no awl lOW let osliei IL= v. Won BUM aerie ash& WM Cab wo win 2= be ar mom% bet Ss sidgeb lobs lasfb Its anima fir Wag WWl's! I adrift ; but Nair thus lbw law= Wins sot Wog Mir Masts wise. Prise.: Wbost, brace sow. will% Nolo Ile.; rid. 4fa be VW; Ilse- I* NM WM. ebb IMO D, 40. to 4b. • red. 43e. ft 4.5.; slaw, ebbe. NA to ilat soL PA to blot sIL vibe. elio to 411.; owl. ba. to It.. ; wow. lima. Na. to ; eaL Ns. Os Na bola awl flsodoe, sib% Na to Ob.; sok Na re Na. Amswooft sad ben= i w atariL lllA 4110 to May sod , be. to Ils. aI m MO awl air. to Ns. Oil bred* old book lb N. to Ns. IL lOWA awl ibiabb. No N. Y Ns. ter.: dorniso XL to ; Ilarliwialwalwe sal bat" NA to bla ; Ilsbillee Ik. to MI 'balm isi dlsdlibo, be. boials. Matt,44ll ISM; retweditir.lea. Is 48a. OM% Ilestbewbor -111.4 bud sod Isaiah WM, U,. lo 215.; tom= mi Asses, now, tier rie Its. ebb. bikes, SU to SOL; omp mad mot ferea Is ba. Isms. OK be Us. ; wow, 32r. to INW swam is I OW Us. Ss Us; Nabob billso nwr is. to Us.; lawaaablia. fib to ba. ; solawle. NA ts flo; bosedwide, Ha so fib ; Weds, fib to Ilk. ; boossloW . ile. par sob. Fara* : Wheat, Doable soil white, Na to 475. ; red, 405. to Na. Ulla% wbito 425. to kb.; red. Na to 445. ; and pa wormito. vibe, 48s. to 47a; tad, 445. to Na flembess Matt nil AM*, white, 40s. t Os; rell. IN. to Nt.; Ist AM rd 11.11 0sswel. whi 3la te, 40L to 44a; noOdo d. tOs. to Oaaa. t Powsiburg sod . to Ws; m. red, Pablo b ad. Ms. to 42 . tios. Pooseram, a sad lb. Is Oro. Ba% oast, be. to ba; Poweresdos owl to Na Oaks Dutch, brew, Its. sr M.; Fonersaiim. ism, Ms. to 215.; notelets and Mark Ills to IN.; Arsimewl and Bias, liis to Ms. Peas, white, 275. to Mc Issas Frisslsad, 26a. to 40a.; Aleaasdriart, 241. to 24s The arrivals ilk web are . Wheat, eassorbe, 4,638 qrs.; Sorel" 1,941; Malt, 03111ellitt , 104; Oats, 3,670; Flour, 2,001 wicks NEWPORT . 281.1 oF WIGHT), June 14.—At this market to-day Wheel at an advesee of ia to 3a per qr. Oats to. bearer. Barley, Beans, and Peas sub as last week. NORWICH, June 14.—Our market to-day was foirly Wedded by both ourthsnts and &mem sad the sae et st best ; %alai essaidershty times= sad saw tali 1141ba pat Said maw Mow bit any ••• Pal dr. ••• • rot Immo at dm Worm; ~Mr k woo atria orodo—m an anal edoseame silos. Raw woo la rumor; kepis vete as. Irina le der the wham et fa mit. sad not amok MEOW ido SEW dor woo mi s or i Z fain moo male M bad di Imo nal. Sem sed t/aMiFoos alarksig Ms mmo. mad demi Mama Ia Yr olimomo woo Omo wow la iposd dammd. lat as whom amid ro b HltkM; born prairie/ mem dim korwaime aria Waldo. *kW, 46a to NIL for warier; red. lOW b Na lortm. itbAbg, Ma to Wa. laws. to WM Pam Ida lo ifs OWN Ida Id Ns. ruse m bombed If bar, o f. (kb IN. pre rook of Mos. ; 1:1 tong e did 11111.121 as olak's mdli. 17:11800. NOTtOIOIII4IW, ;sin 14.—We have had a fair show of What limbs at higher Wass; Is to s. advance has been turfs on abet boa ISOM/14 beads; dr stiller; however, bay with malt esti. dash Jed kr** most weals Syrian own is else had Co. owe mown is b wi dissand blow,sad we hue oat mash badmen pas- sim tide lds PETERBOROUGH, June 14.—There was a good supply of Wteai Mfil W.day, rod pieta advhnapi. from la. to 2a. per quarter, 6011 s. sed Inset nab( STs. pee quarter; alga, •oa.; and Ise 631ka op ladia la Oa pw graMer. Very tiros Raba cm, sad all kinds an Sara Islam PRESTON, Jose 14.—The trade thraosbeest the week hu maintweed a dna wpm*, with a grafts' lowswesaast In priers. We eve. borrow, hoe haw aY spesonatlea tismssdanti the dealers not =gladwasel bp the eadlemeat bedew awlete, and oely w c t kr dirk adman wisdrossale. 71wh o gle of dot appeal at ear dna Ladino bray mil at as alarm dIL addle. Fontes Is likewise *am. 114 se as. 4d.. 74. per Thlbot Iloweboid Malt lb. to Ws ; sapsdlno, 31r. to Ms. pw Works.; 001 bele kw about U. per boobs. news money, prior, 3n to Os. It par Whs.; Oatmeal. 1 . 11 7 for ; closing priors tor pea dastllbe, See. tells. ed. per 111 READING, June 14.—We have a short supply of corn to day every description. The Belpre of West asked more mon, and is Noe instances roalind an advance of hilly Is. per qr. • prices, however ; altormards ratisdoil. and It was with &Walt, locas4 prices we ostatalned. Barley tr ade was sooty ocanstial, bat both kiss mad Oats must be embed Is. per or. dearer. SAFFRON WALDIN, June 14.—Wheat firm, u tat mar ket, Sen to 41s. • Talarrso, 47.. per r. Barley, malting, route. VA. to 31s. • R i f, IN, Is XI& Bur g Nu; pod, Omer, 325. Eros, Vs.; giriVis, Vs. Oafs was all,mos, lis. to tan BYATTRUIVAT, Juno 141.—We lid a good, seasonable sup ply M wkii, aid • Ilk atamanse. Pine ...Triples or Wheat were ftsqt to at la aims" at la, and a good bowies. woo dons is athasast at Paw IMF priMme rates. la greding Bark; the train woo hYI, sod Ilto lora dearer. Oats were In fair demand, end Nino pima* Oa sow as loot wash. Spring Can of all deeerlis Milis ia tetionst. and previous priors well aushined. Wiwi. ilk to Or Barley. les. to 23e. Osts, 16. to 225. Beans, IS So Poo. its. to 32e. per qr. Mier, 29e. to 30 s per seek. - • -- - _ . • .- 83111111WIIIMIT, June 14.—There was a fair supply of l Whine mat dare market. which made from Is. to la per q•. owe than hot t week, with a opted' eak. coley sod Oats fully se dear ; the emigdp dir litianntana, June 14.—We had a full attendance of Implosion mann to-day. flees woe a sleet imply of WOW. non Pin a brio doorn, aim wore MM. sad an mow ta damn!. pap. Yaw lnt mon plow Its nada la windup. Patsy ion maw. sod mallsol la,prn. sine mom la ()steal din white' obtdoell no whom et la. to Ss. la Moos don was a dollar roe in peke. tima rala ossnally iminseed, owl Ye Ilintanns. Malt Iran km. Thor. Is to samosa Wien I U► in Ma. Haney. te.. to Ms. Oals, lia. to na. limos, an.. to aaL P. ass to 3M. per qr. Mall, S. to tte. Pd. per Pan Flour, MO* Mo. per mei. - - WINCREITEN, June 14.—A moderate supply of Wheat adsnsralee,sef ma averse sundenee of Amen. No diScull was saved untied is oiling at lest week's rates; but where adraneni rata were ebtainsik balms V. only done to the exteat of home- Mate iliaiprises a Barley were firmly supported wit► e MINN emir& TM WNW= doing la Oats was at extreme quota thaw Imes and Pais mated little =entice, eel prises aseninally assitusi. Mist, white, Mc to 4115.; red, Ws. to 41s. per or. Bark , Sea. to 2.55. Osni, white, Xs. to We.; black, lee. to Eta. Berm, tits. to Ma Pere, SO. to ilts. Floor, tie. to 21a. per seek. -- - - WHIBECII, June 14.—We still continue to have short swim of all grans, with a better feeling in the trade altogether. =en bop& today by a• king minus. prices, whisk somewhat Imeingm hug at length settled down at Is. to is. per qr. , same an wham. mod N. to le. per qr. on Oats and gem., with a pod swa plant ilssaand. Wheat, white, 365. to 4 Is.; clue, 47a per qr.; Md. M. to 415.; eats, US. 004 lid. to 1 tl,d. per wow. Isom flis. Is $l,. per qr. WORCIDITin, June I.4.—There was a better supply of Wheat at market today, but holders were very nem and ebbuned an adman of Io per qr. on ail descriptions; but there was Is.. life in the trade then to lOW weeks mg. Bole, a mod deal inquired for and 6d. to Is. pm qr. dearer. oOa mattered in valor, but only bawl to retail. Beans spin held br rather more money, and per were It. per qr. dower. ioax, June 14.—We hale had a good show of Wheat at this day's market, which has met a tam sale, at about 2s. per qr . above last week's prices , la otitis articles titers is no alteration. Wheat, white, per imp. qr., 4 9 e. to 50'.; red, 4M. to 445. Malt, We. to 52e. Gatti per stone of 111 d. to 12d. flour, per sun, of 2801 b., Ws. to We. ' DunLtsr, dune 13.—We have not any alteration in prices at our corn market this day, sad we aratioue the goat urn. of Tuesday WI kr every article. They are av Ooliows :—Wlest, white, 22e. &L to 25..; red ditto, 21.. to 21a. ; Carley, 12s. to 13s, Oats, lia. to 13s. 6d. per brl. pOstraeal, lie. 9d. to 145.; Flour, second, 12e. to IM per cwt.; lath= cora, 33e. to 3,,5. 6d. per 41,01ba. Coax, June 13.—Much rain has fallen, but not more nes tril be of ehmetame to the Gauntly, wird in upect of end beeednee, ant wake, vita MOM verb trL now Our Nin, Se w a y We lite fair, wia at dude wren reddly. I awn Ibm de ermitey Merles melleme te nerreset dr war ms est endidto ef tbe nines as eneeended to teextreme. The i S itniiis Illeillii IWO due we len Irmo bees nine mennotaL We ben' d Ode le metre le dewed& TY ripply al hose eine MT Ivey The enelde war week ars ot Wbeet 46 len* Iketry tf fed Ode ds. fa erne tbeeefemee lbe Ineendeer Fine helm Wheat ban been tea enebinW sank bet at perm endue Ode des nor M leet IMO. my alhoure, berever, beteg fm emir dOr aim We Nay tilirMiele OIL leld.per bd. deem 01 Imam woken we he int Of Nada nen an in reds bed 'Na, As needs Ors, ea we mteenned Int veg. tbe Weft Mt Wee en te the barb of twe sr One weer elle leek to manna mit, wild loft le ink budeer. We - bra Oita Ifr I rift de Id le nix IL per be free me Lest in iter we experleme en Wined belied, ate ems yanks en Wag ler as signer ebbe brewer Soy Ilse met yet eitentd. Owes deerldier Nelms to re freely. Tenn of Imam 'Ni bee Mindy nee minted by the Lue eel sone rata, art de drabs appneemee mei perrens ef to Amato mop. Ile bedews prime le annienely neat eindeled me the made se eels km ibe writ et Innedine on b. We = b i lms n Galati Omer theemenet. We 'note need mad Pauper 71. tae. tel. he 71. Its sr tie. Wasp. Ragan, Jane 14.—Oar imports of foreign grain, t rtionlorty Intim Cu,., km Irma lawTo: vary IV . antis tan .s alt , allb:= 1 1:172114 an=hansl=rsomislZlr rd... v. MAW=gorml ides adombia bm pi Ibm creed Mel by A kw mode of Moat nolierd an ad enine dab is bral. ha Ms dosatimas am remody It quoted essmoo. k boar =bag ha ban Ems Wm las Ms oared Imp apartnitp, awl e a as a par It Wu la brae of Mgrs. labs Oaro.—o l ymelsold so mol dosed In pad sat. dm, et be hi memo. of Wedgy soaralbt ail la mesaary gra bow bomb ivy voird. a lamely lama new F IN N wawa dmmmmr . _l_OL a 10 . , orb lb me tat : Dial ad Mb MI6 pa fa eine. lb. tb.; Mgmf iL fill ' W a ilsThila, 0a.% Mu N. to Pm* MIL la Ma ii; mme. lb N. a bm. Od. f ir.'pot If Mara 14e. to lb. N. Osei. lAA% par - 14 wee. I IL to M. N.; bait. lb. N. to nun aim, tom pia. 64.0 s MA; smark Ns. is fis.Z. to Its., 17e. a Ida 11. bombs abut, se les. W. to 20a. ; stab= saw sod Tol. Ila to Ito. ad. ; vette and rad, lea is Ifs. ; imagol. be sada 114. to Ha t Igllttsla Ih. 64 - to limed. Lass an Meal. pm as, So bd. la td. Oatmeal, ar eat., It I to Ito Od. area, 4 don% 4s. Is 4a 64. Imports sob : Oaf 8,224 s week beta ,UN gra, lattiaa Pm 047. kaput' We Luumuov, Jose 14.—0 s lbodzw v : m beil quits a bar rios*, wirei dld oadbroble dom. a sod toz. Moo; in boa Was, bevy kb ot oda desk C ii 4t wawa with It; yastmVamar, It bomme alb a alba swam to. doy. At ow moratm We sat be cal adma iota; es • Mb Mat, vs omata Oita alga la to 11. yar v. sl am r te alba NM et paa mono oulmamtmd, a boa fam at e aim is useisain. lan we lad a d, supplant 1 01 l links( grain ; ala make kr a 1.. to 2a per qt. ad. TIMM lot wok% nu& 17a pm Vs. ed. par v. &gay, n o r So Oats, AN to Is. sr bag it Mao.. la BREAD.—Jrnz 11.—The prices of Wheaten Bread in dos Metropolis sr* from 61. to 60.; of bowelsold dote, 43d. to Sid. per lib. kid. POULTRY, ilke.—NZWo•lll AND LZADINHALL, JUNI lA—Tarim, h. id. to Oa. ; err IS. Od. Oa Od.; doer, Jo. Od. da; bur MY" ed. to Is. 10d.; wUd do, Od. to 00.; lessors, Kr M.; roars. 91ok told. to 7s. err ; dense tors, 7s. to los. moo dawn; soda, res. ; bers.doce touts, 3s. Od. to Os. per couple. som herb, r 9d. le SA Id.; asd Irbb, Os. Otto to. N. pee Ir. op, la le 91. dd. ear. FISH.—BILLINOOOATZ, .1 ens 14.—Turbots, 33. Od. to Is.; OM, Is. id. to to 9d. ; haddocks, 114. to la. ; cod Sr, 3.. to Od.; ;ram 3d. to Is. dd.; erste. ed. to Is. bd. orb ; ooles ed. to L L ;Kw polo; Soarers, Ild. to Is. ed.; traelto, Is. to to. pot donee; wrens% to to 70. re ; ars, 4.1. lod. arra, 101. to Is. Id. par lb. Orr% maws, do. to 7s. re babel; sad seekerel, 3d. lo Id. tor. AUSTRALIAN MARKET. SYDNEY, EssayAzir 8.—Wool: Superior clips, Is. 4d. ; fair to good, from Is. 24. to la. 31d; low to middling, from lOW. to Is. Tallow : beef from 281. to 281 , lA. ; mutton , stun tallow, from 24/. to 261. Hideo, each Prom 6s. Is 7s. WWI. from kU. to ss. 9d. per botbeL Flour, ta las 1414 hr wok 181. pa too. AMERICAN MARKETS. New YORK, TUESDAY EVENINO, JUNG 4. Moitirr.—The stessi-ahip North America arrived lad ~w ima sa= meralag ie tr usw eammar WV= was bez = a reath w r i g nsi t:Zhear,matr e lalka us kw (lbe Oki Me ad Wit WI the Way eeml veils WWI Olt eels antralksi Me mi ear whet le ad by da Oak kr abide IP aW Raw& Osisemest daft led Wet pramlrat wallke M s Ida le= dew W. / at maw Ws beta toads to a for saw Oct kr wefts pate, lawira at Cr. S. We to leesflpw4 the wed auks att thamiley Ism awdei 204 W Ms. Wspeasat stile nisei the Wpm Wks d uWi se rand et Meeder Is main The sake talismeA Wks bees dm ben lora ammtaa awd, kewah as Wawa as ied w t a eallobei WWI, Imatemat. Wks have amlmwe the add bit We E ill t ilin i s =iff e rr i al la w : thee mad w a r. am* thew the Ws al Win *Wow k mode lave beta maida wnaJ lad d. we was lAmlea u t WI to MI; Parir.ll.olll; Amdeakee. di se VI L=4 lo WI; Of to 79 ( . Taddbs two, wr .,..br Wed receipts d lataW BY w and MEW Oty and Nord Writ& The Waal time heavy shipmate d epode me antoteneNd by de wok Ms Calked& A toolinikill 11100014 01 OW Wald late the wiry* Ile w wallew whir et Wawa arrldog—amme map as Wet to the slim wrist away hp the Wakes tram the Wes to the Worift Falr. Those tarietwats Mai to keep eitelmegos steady, 'Mee. It le wpm& OW the ..swarthWass la largely spina se. Thus to ems eaaikate to nommille ma, Win the pee by dope. ON W ewes of pay. can with more wow The doted imatlay, hews, la eh.rwW upon all ohlioadtme ammield with Isswitleat ef a spetalabee Wader. Ciro:al.—ahem Talked sail ilretbees Circular, pm Mks.) New Tod, We 3.—Oar lea review of the market woo wham m the Mk prawilmy the remlipt t the Canada'. dolma. Thaw we to hand ea de mates of the 13th alt, sad beteg et a Ere moo& regime hoar them them per Beltie. seated a beater Inehim and in awed moldense ipmerally. The market since teem Me hem regu lar, ad we sebilibed es the beds et Ile. to No. kr " Winn " Upieede, & middlime fer New Orleans, and e. for ober 001( Torts. 9l Cla Ileatlem ma mesa. the idea of me We ff in adWeek Ms been mime .eked thus em alp At Mobile, oa the wipe of the Baltic adder. 4 . wiliassi" was quoted at fie.; on the 19th, "an sense WWI premilsiomiddling, be." At New Orleans " nod- Mug " wee wed by Wwspa, at Sc., subemora l llate. to i r ig 4 Clurieelen em the dik mod middling " was at es. ; a demstek (dose combined W mail) of Ow gsr Sri issiad user ate mat. Wanes on Weak marmete." ree Irsall=reed worthy, put us la phi at ths these dal'l taw via. to aka ult., swot sealimakg the improved tar at market Maimed per ad advising the mpeeement aeltelealed em the 1101:010111 SC al WNW. masa leawidel par Mir The whet add hos maw =Lir 1100,0;:ptitle WNW Whisk at wham Wees war le wit SW Was wilemar. The Mareetlime 110110 000 I letiees sad NK ak t be chim o e • bees as Wort ; Ifth, Lad babe OM, Id; NO; 2,790; June tad. 1.000; awl today the Wes espartel GS were 900 hies at the following rude of fotobulow Atlantic liewOriesna. Interior . 7 to - nominal nominal Gram) to good ordiniry 78 to 8 71 to 88 7 to 81 NW. to good othL 9 to 94 98 to 10 9 4 to 94 ItliL fair us imr 94 to 10 101 to - 10 to - Fully fair to goodfsir Finclialere to Liverpool 3 164 compared and 7.33 ads nott-can . At Charlwiton yesterday, "the market form, m ladling, 84a; al= id ." Caor. -The *driers relative to the growing crop are all of the same tenor-nasuly, that the season Is late ; the weather, however, la the I Gulf States has been favourable since 6th May, and we do not eon alder the sompialew of drought in the Atlantic States ss of meek easequenen The and generally is good, tad, with favourable wea ther tram this time out, a good crop may be made. At the same time it must not be forgotten that there are many casualties to which the plant Is. exposed (luring the growing and picking aelean, the occur , rence of any of which would be of merlons consummate, in view of the backward condition of the clop, and induce speculation at the pre sent low range of prices. Baraorrerrs.- (Front Bill's Floor and Grain Circular, per Africa.) -New York, Tuesday, June 3.-In consequence of the continued large reetipts, and the absence of any speculative feeling, the dour market has bed • steadily downward tendency for the fortnight put, (clothe, however, with rather more flonness), snd my quotations are reduced shout 138 e. per be. r 3. The expo, t demand even at the present ;low rates Is almost suspended, and the few shipments making I see, many of them, from Hest hands. The stock in store la variously estimated, and la undoubtedly large for this upon of the year-say 3hat,o 0 to 008,.00 barrels of all kiwis. Of Gambian, with about 40,000 bond, the sake have lately been at 4 dots. 128 e. The article being ln few bands, prior. have been well maintained. For wheat, the. demand is mostly for home use, with but little change In rates, I ar.d • moderate apply. Indian ONO arrives freely been the west, and prices are • rest or two lower on that deseription, the expects rather inereuing ere price. decline. The exports from MD port fur the fortnight ending on the 30th of May, to England and 'retied, I eonsist of 7,671 bbl.. flour, 27,347' barbels wheat, 114,380 bushels Indian corn, to Liverpool; 2,814 bbl. Sour to London • 14331 %Is. dour, 8,277 bushels Indian corn, to Wei rzi..; 4,242 barrels dour to Dundee ; 09,209 bushels corn to Ireland. Flaw : With • moderate home Onaine,S and huge supplies, the ouirket droops ; the lowest quotations are, however, offered fur lout is bad order, or of • character not desi rable to store. For amnion and mixed brands of Western and Michi gan, the quotation. see c dots. 91e. to 4 dole. ; common Nate, 4 dole. to 4 dot.. via ; Oho, 4 dole. to 4 doll. 250. ; pure Osman, 4 data. 306. to 4 dela 6240.; No. 2 superlioe, 3 dela 6280. to 3 dole. 756.; sour idol. 30.. to 3 dole. 6280. ; Canadian, in Wog Idols. 118 e.; I Southern kinth cell moderstry, at 4 dots. Ws. to 4do s. 628 e. to Oats hewn, Frederklishugh, Alexandria, Georgetown, its. Rye Flour is steady at 3 dole. 374 e. to 3 dole, 44e. (ken Mehl, 3 dots. to 3 dole. 118 c. for Ivory and Brandywine. Orals ; At the present how rates of dour, the mining mterest is dcpremed, and wheat of moderate sine. Tee Cane ace white, 1100. to Ilk.; Obits, 960. to lOve • end Canadian, in hood, Sir. to 10k., acceding to quality. Rye re mains at 76e. Barley dull, and out of meow sales &Lillie. to 94e. for fair State, and a lot of Smart at about 1096. 0•111 are Me. to 4116. fur Northern. Indian Corn, 37c. to 35e. far Western mixed. Jersey and Northern yelow are less plenty, sod bring 60e. Southern flat is held at 40e. White le waled, and lane at ad. to 69ts. Novae. Svous.-The last ales of north country turpentine were made at 3 do:.. per bbl. Common rode, I dol. 30c. to I dol. 400. ; white van. 2 dots. 750. to 4 dole. North country tar, I dol. 07(c. Spirits of turpentine, 3 lie. 330. each. _ . ..kiloVlSlU3Z—Theeacirket is doll an.l heavy. New rows Pork can. not be quoted over 13 do's. • prime 13 Milk Sae. Lard, 90. to 91c, with WOW &Wetly KIM, at I*. beef is dull, at 5 &Ir. Sue. to 6 dole, tor prne, and 9 dole. 75, to 11 dot.. for sees: beet hams, 11 dub. to 15 doh. hotter and chew remain without alteration. . _ — .C,;;;7—Pot;:tier - L;iii:teThdra;:n;;Z:i - idUs.7;aid Pearls at • 5 date. Sue. per 1001 k. Weath ChL.-1 be mantel is wry firm. Wes this week of 1,000 bbla Io tappet, pert at 42e , at which we still quote it ; and 10,000 Obia at the cast, to the trade, at 41c. to 45e. WERIABUNI has advanced le. per lb. since the sailing of the la , t strainer, N. W. C. and Potar being now held at 32e. wi th a good de mand bath &Thome nee and for export. The sales since our hat sum op about 150,9001 M. Wmo...—The heavy importations have a depressing influence on the market and but very few wales are being made. Importers are willing to submit to a reduction of .0 to 20 per cent, but manufacturers still hold off, anticipating a still greater decline. In oonsequencL i t .t s Flees being demanded by growers for the present class of it in believed that rates will not fall much lower at prergl. lams has continued quite dull, and we have ady to note a sale of 50 tow sketch pig, from yard, at 19 dole. 50e., six months. Lean. - Galena was halo at 4 dole. 73e. ash, without a bum. Of SpaLielt 108 tens have been run off within a day or two at 4 dolma 60c. to 4 dole. 65e., usual credit. TOBACCO.— Ibe traoractions since Saturday Let have been on a larger male, oontheising 250 blade. Kentucky, at 65 to 104 c.; 83 ditto Maryland, at' to tic. ; 43 ditto Masson county, at 115 e. ; k l bales II .v.usna, part at 24c. ; 68 ditto Harem, at 19,e.; 100 ditto Colas, at 20 to Y lc. ; and 15 ditto Florida, at 195 to 22e. the general tone of the market Is very feverish. The amount of Spaniels on hand this morning consietert of 1,267 bales St. Doenir.go, 714 ditto Havanna, 202 ditto them, 163 &Reseed S bone Ansa& limo, and 25 boles Yam The annezed report shows the movements in domestic during the month, and stock cm hand in the theyeation warehouse to-day: Ky. Va. &N. C. Made Ohio Total. bhda. hhda hhda. bhda. bhda. Stock on hand May 1 5,222 639 44 4 6,029 Receipts (Laing Ilay 1,419 65 1,514 1.,771 794 41 1 Delivered during May,— G 93 93 14 1 7 1,11 Stuck on han I Jane I . G,072 631 30 3 0,743 FAMIONT, —To Liverpool rates eolitlnued steady; for cotton, 7.32 d. ; fur can, 41d. to 3d. asked. To London, 320 barrels of oil were en cored at 224. 61.; le area whalefoots, at the same rate.; 400 barrels nom and 1, lts• do do. other navel storm, at Is. pat 21101 b.. For flour Is. 9d. was baled ; SO ton cedar wood was taken at M. per foot • sad 44 do. rnevriarescent froightv, at 30e. per 40 table feet. To Oliogow at 204. Gory !Meat was talionit ;t7hite. alit ha of • pansy. rano anie no chime in rates to California. Nan ORLEANS, JUNE 2. --- - - - COTTON dull. Middling, Sic. to 8;C. SAN F RANCISCO, MAY 1. The cessation of shipments from the Atlantic ports has producee a better feeling bi market, but no decided Improvement. Wye storks are Mill en band, sad roods no being forced into mar. krt. sod sod at auction below cot and charges, Mone is more ph ate for commercial purposed. The value a( prime Fo ld duet is 17 dol.. The n nett capered from the ftsdar-oflice does not appear mandatory. Exchange cm the Athena States is .1 per cent. premium; bill. on Englund, 4s per &Oar. France, Hamburg, Vdlparelso, and Mexico boa a proportionate rate. 45,t17,00ul EZCZANOE ON ENO L•ND fOIN bills wire purebred at 4a. 10d. and Is. 9d., but owing to the few bills offering, rents for first dam paper has declined to Is, old. and do. 2d. Oa India Company's accepted paper /22e. to 224 r. per 100 dole. Freights 21. /44 and teenage abun dant. From Shanghai our advlces are to the 9th leat. The import market was dull. In exports the threatens were earned to ailk. No Waren. had been done to tea (or England. Tita.—The traracUotts had been Kinder) in green fee America at rather better rates. iiii.-41;e7J000 balm had been purchased ; penes were fully maintained. Pio. 2 Tmtlee quoted 030 don.. /40. 1390 dole. to 410 del.; Taysaam. 2130 dds. and 313 don. Export trona China to date, 170 balm and 4200 came against 11,000 baka last year. LouLO Cud-ea.—The bett er description were In demand. but the lower qualities bed declined in peace. Greys quoted 1 dol. 93e. to 3 dui". 10e.• whites, 1 dd. 90c. to 2 d01.86t. tlpranlik stripes quoted ibe. to 1 dol. 6: Barton 00 EVOIAND bad declined in consequence of few bills offering—ant claps paper 4s. 100. tot*. I td. ; built pod bills, la. 9d. On India Company's billa were held for 222 r. per 100 dole. WEST INDIA MARKETS. KINGSTON, JAMAICA, MAT 21.—Flour: Parcels of 50 brim. balftere en beim to at 24., bat mew lels lam, mil ars ,tio, rim at MAK to Wa There le me weesillve what ever, awl the 'whet is well supptled. Masi: M bends OM her Wads at laa. Old Mt le weserly whatio owl4s. NM: I. is beery sup*, with • wow dalmatian Wu errs EMMY at 20a. per MILL lefts insi Mei Wee Memel Imo at fM. per Tlist is very ni daltr ais sakt Ist NY se Ille. *whew we NM Yr Oast WA per Wiwi 011. : AU I the Ms M. of NW wee 'Weal se M. per pass. NM very absidastkwltti ihl Imekty 4. . la ds AT I ? Is le leWritt at eid. to 7 1„t ir ,I, , hetdisZrapeeed It Ws /weds led, were kr ths sew port dosed at NW le ils. per tiaras, sed M. per bee. Prises Ma @Wend, awl tbe mut snivel was soli it I let MA wry sod IN. kr hese Y. N swift sad VW per bit. Sem ether =llsm bums mils at lb. kr ewl lab to lIA pie bee. ra saw Wm emd elms se Mies W paw Weir sleeks on dee sierbet. Bowe, slew however, en mem Wavy, sad there 1. WU • rather kris wasstity st WA it : Irw I ter bets mid at 72.., W Nse I.t M., to fb. Mil& wise way, beaver, be aswidee4 es Me MI6 Moe el the selhisjest SOW. Pert lawless is wer UMW 111.111. IN WWI NM Iwo bad. al Mt Trine la Maim id 71 IMO piew Hare s Ameelm its wry phadtalowil emeet be mewl et my *Mem id. bey : There We base seiderdslei ilesidit, the Mad Midi is &WM br the betwowide erileleCaliiiiimee wry Met %WM per lb. Caere.: See.erolY YEW ime ad haw rim. Imam s Tie lest ohs d Mite pima van Mk. r Yapar 0,000 isse, ler mall meedlies. The AM Is MA imp am& W.C. *Owlet mama errs sad is poi beaky. The mei WY width have &MeV IMO IS were resdby Owl et ITY. le MA pie lAN. Beet: Amehes Mir !easy be Isted at die . per It if are Cow : sualwa wow awl weeW with tea weld see Ceuta he. shawl Wads st par Weise : we raw see r = at lbs. le lb. par NIA : New amps Is still warm owl • hot mode meld me Mb Warier. Ovid : Welker it. war* t, sod Amide= sold Ito II p-r est po Maw. 11Ascea: The resslist la meeledesd with Co ma* Much sells at Wel. per d o ss have ast s p yhing of listlYsi whatever has beesla bills of au tbe Reid SNOW INDIAN MARKETS. BOMBAY, MAT 13. Txi MonsT AND Bertha Lermirre.—Thet money =mist le Mil debt, med blail rates et MONO GladONllo rule. • ..week portion el the leek t. elelea hem dee Otiesial Beak to retevery Mee 1 015101011100.1.1 1110 eimeed. pliee i te s zset hew el lean rfaalsike 161017. ibeeld t bey be Me ekes. lades 'Me leek et leaks, mill se deet4 mosa =l Mee Mee Mr mess et is more Mend It Sir Mediae leer el *ptarmigans seembleu The hisubsi gremigesuar b loskad 11 ado mirk* nem : et=, pee teem reetheit amend Bank, Ili pr . ; Commeeel Mak, 14i Fee elm amount; Art an 11 • 1 / 01 1 0 111. mat ; nee Thee, M; Ommeare rows, le. The balms ire in me I motet Mein Sr *set pski ostler review Me bra wry . the mint meet* thsee hie Mee emiderellie three .1 vity, mil • air beim Mr bon • deb& Wily lb ism& by Ohs izyme.—Owouse Wees the .—Tbs malysoeraMs ossist tau boos bawl In bei dist lawalag mob 1 Me —. O mss. b mow. du**. plat *Might las show w THIB DAY, Noorf — Caine of Wield. Strength ot Wind. bode ot the Weather. W. Strong Breeze. Clear. The returns from the following places did not reach this once in time for publication on Saturday; they therefore indicate the Mate of the weather on Friday morning at nine o'clock. Low= ........... IW. OWN Brom CL I G rortiaily lUAW N.E. I Greek Brim* oody Clwaey N.W. Oentls Brom Partially Mod, THE LATE ADJUTANT FLETCHER, 73RD REGIMENT. —Adjutant Fletcher, who was killed in action with the Kaki on the 16th of April last, enlisted in the Scots Fusi lier °muds in 1836, and, for his assiduity and intelligence, was five years a ft erwards appointed pay sergeant . H e acte d as military clerk to the board of general officers, and for his untinng exertions in behalf of the claimants to the Peninsular War medal was recommended for a commission in the 73rd Foot. He was accordingly gazetted to an en signcy in that regiment in November, 1848, and immedi ately proceeded to join it at the Cape of Good Hope as the adjutant. Mr. Fletcher published m 1847 a book on arith metic which was dedicated by permission to Prince Albert. The colonel of the Scots Fusilier Guards and the Prince were so gratified with the merits of the work that his royal highness presented the author with a silver medal. It is to be hoped that the military authorities will award the widow of this excellent officer the highest pension of the rank to which he belonged, as she is left with four children to provide for. [Advertisement.)--AN EITIL•ORDINARY RETURN os Hutra ut • sew Den re no Use se Basnow•Ve Pam— prie Ths pew hailed M ee la ea M abse tar en Mr. Inetente Remblde. fe, the bee whe. sod Went at the Orewe orl Onlese, lei. Weleseeng. itaftrildra, W. is ems his ere lbw, • sed Wield aware. ont lbst so ens lOW owl Ikasslit dew vAnt he sellnellw rho =I Wes le di NB lib and Abs. Magda Inie a doisdersil Iteer and skim* web weedy strength soigne to bw Watt Her leMil kin MISPOW• lift 11101011911011616 in MAW labour %minas Wet anaU=n ta . WI lig ell dregsble. end M MIME Mew% Id s NNW. laishia melted tymplontsd Inereand demand, and • fair badness has been dean Orton.—As Ingwoonnent In price has taken place in this srelele, 1 Wotan= 11.111wojegrinetra'Ay on satire savant. FariGHTI to flank Britabl bare. If anything, improved during the kit few days. St. to N. 2s. Cd. Is dentandrd by first.els * ship-, but as low as 21. 10a Y gtven for wads of ma inferior due. The rata t China t. R. 19 to 111 p rowdy. Escsasos.—Rates are [O7lO In &roar of remitters, and we now pato crania at 2s Id. Document tollb have been placed at fa. lid. tol e sixiscothe dght. CsWila i.l7. On Chins 319 to, MI, CALCUTTA, MAT 2. Nett/Molesting the unilivesrehie to of lag tenvices taw hems le regard to Me prase Mlle mattut far estedmil era i r see en ztreet le the meinienee IN the eremme en the elseenetemee if is — s et near, iled Mead emelt of lase of ear WOK mortvermasille the Ole dame. let s eelms bee mart Impend Men iltellead be n expert marbetrime* Vi but ableen Ibe r at he ben drew Wind by ream Mama= salvia le ttriediparenrat, see aperettres weld doubtless ham been en a still were admire sale bet firr the yenta vullidest available trews helm WIWI snio to wow WIN abeadantly te mad, ant as a natural esammereass, is minable es ma= tams el lam every article cosenmeds Weed= find there I. 110 we= nomelornur an theee dressentanors, we have the hest but that our expel meelderably exceed thee of the preasepg par. In we have beard of but one si nglseds. at edsailMeof abnut 13 Rs. the bighed malt 01 this yea; case pared el Clude, at 1.10 Be. per sad.; and • public We, the I remit of whisk be band below. =outs beeeesalleeed le gad demend, end priors ere well main tained at lest wit ialaoa Is will be reesembered that a email =ales wr thenesbe ennemmee if the unhvourable as eureelest resolved hem hers with reitelto the paid= and ma ps= dad stogie. toperts begin now le be cm the increase, al- Mit""Zeld with lilt yen= se• deficiest by nearly es der twelvemonth. tram the producing dis trict. rap= a deans of about 8 tollems the load 0(5 nub. Littlebedeemleempidebese does le Wiper* tre the British market, oml Reateelp, te the Mob Mee et homeward freight ere. a theyeer seats Name SI ends amide shw a fall ing away ef 3.ene Mem The Amehres• andeee to operate pretty freely, sad Mem Indmie as abersties. Table Rice bas beat ev maks* vand hardy lay Mega= hes been on foot for Great Britain. is geellakle that the seat kW maths will be, if anything, still mere owlet Is mwia misredene kr We home market. Tema . a good liteleral ignited Metelllll beam link, yet a...auction. in that all= hem set bee au mete' Illos • heavy male. Stock is low, and mks Wei misteimeL We de met ea en much activity under this bead ft some thee Is ems. If eutbing, there appears to have been mere smiths obese *Wag Se pat lire days ea the part of pur ehasswAwatatzlitLair bosimmeles bee amok Ceribabine C.orsha, prises ham need bigh. Tensors show a shade admit= bet yet are plant se en a msimaie male. Vety little bu dgies Ise beta dale es meal. In Omansad Bandannas.C,orahe, hoe bee gighew d ratkererne Weals of Me. There Is no etern al= be the pesidea eiristie elesloseeebe gehistrally of the inferior serlsothisli an preemehle ea =7 rem neyerior quality is very are= gad keeps up Reprise. Urged beam up its %atm, paucit ies'', le 111MIStenle eI the betty Imbue *Ain Is it an American ac count Mesa= mad has been operated le le a moderate extent at toners yokes. Mee remain in wales esetradoild sites see well sappeeistl. Ezports hove bun • a nbtral male. and show a large lemeese as the he two pews. /ha Lac Obi leg dye have bee emoted in • e more Lobo* ewer. perhaps at s drip of denim lentos. Castor ell Me latterly dens symptoms of isseneweset, sad a tar mount of bedew le Maws. The mar ket bwpa le elms with sew supplies el =Sews; we have beard of some Weleses; them= seUmated tt 20.••• tits. Cowrie shells ham leen unit he the home market, bet es Free= secount an m amas beim hes hem gem Into at he Armor pica. Catch is quiet, rad we been leant of no beldame toMeubeen done. In minor articles of preime we been le arinewate the Writing transaction. : ' bees-wax, 100 Me, Mt/7 par be. and Tema dab, 300 pea., at 344 mob ; Avant 'dot toe , Ile ads, at S-I1 per it. s 4 ; Cuttuck stick lee. 170 mdse., at di to 7; bade horns, 4.0311 pm., at 0-12 per ; Chiekenfatty gunny bees, Mlle pea. at It., Se 13; common di.to, 14,000 pen, at 10 le 10 4 par 100; tametrie, 140 sa=, at 2 to 2.6 per tat; dry ginger, thW ber, at 1-4 per br. mt.; mutterd oil, 200 mils., set 3-10; come eat inda., at MI; Deeds= wheat, 1,000 mds., at 206 per be. ml. Too Manor MATlZlT.—hersediately on the closing of the S per cent loan, coadderabla speculation sprang up, and value of all de. arriptloos of papa went up, sod a good businera was done. mi. was, however, of but short duration, and latterly value ban declined sad appears yet with a downward tendency. We notice an improve ment in the value of Bank of Bawd Mares. Shares of other joint. stark banks are quiet sa before. Agra shams are procurable at a dis count of 5 per cent., but purchasers unmet be foundexcepton a small scale. _ EICIIANGL—We have hardly any alteration in the rates of ex change on England. For despot= by the lam mail, a very limited business was done money being somewhat seam : theie are more sellers than purciMers of bulls. Hominoid for the present mail is also one moderate scale and at previous Agues. We quote the market for credit Ws at 2s. Ofd., and document paper MU. Ojd. to 2s. OAd. ter rupee. kaporta of specie hove been latterly= a liberal .ea c. being from Ist to 2ah April—To Osile, 228,000; China, :00,000; Armen, 100,000; Moulmein, 89,602; Akyab, 31.131; and Madras, 120 rupees. Fusion nm.—Tonnage in the river begins to be mice, and conies comity connived, have shown more firmness. During W e part week rates base rallied and oontinue to have an upward disposition. We =ay can lads for any decline for some time to come. New arrivals Mao 'Lately had their tonnage engaged, rometimcs best, they are off town. lwroars.—Our import market has remained flat, and without any prospect of improvement eo long an the present tights:moot money in the up country marts cuutinusit. Holders are miaow seller., and, as usual in such eases, buyers keep on the reserve. The Hoer qualities of grey shirticg are compancively neglected, but the common and middling kind are selling largely, but without any mange in price. White eambeim continue flat and unprofitable. White twilit) remain extremely depressed. White madapollasu are neglected, but the greys meet with a ready sale. Joe-one's remain without imiirovernent. The demand fur tappets continues limited. /dull mulls are etill Turkey red goods can only with ditficulty be sold. Print. end chintzes continue neglected. A fair amount of business dm been dine in mule twist, but at a further trifling decline. Some sales of coloured yarns are reported at pievioue low rates. Iron is in fair demand. Copper is lower ; sales of 4,34.1 u rods. of epelter are reported at 6:34 to O.S. Lead bas no report of sales. Base and A 'a beer is being re tailed from mend bands at SS; noose of the brand has been sold to dealers by the amalgams at BC. CHINA MARKETS. HONO-KONO, APRIL 21. Our import market continues in a depressed state, the demand being checked by the disturbed state of the neighbouring provinces. Owing to heavy stocks, &inlay staple cotton has de clined, but rates have been maintaioed fur Madras and Bengal. The quotations are Bombay, TS 7.6 to TB. ; Bengal, Tit 8.6 to T 9.2 ; Maim, Tel 3.8 to T 9.4. The stock Is estimated at 27,940 balm, against :9,000 bales last year. Calton Yarn is quoted at 28 dole. to 291 dot, for No. 111-24, 31 dots. to 32 dole. fur Nos. 28, 32, and 33 doh. to 33 dots. for Nos. 38, 42. During the mouth no sales have been reported. The demand for Long Cloths has been limited, and prices have delimit. Greys quoted at 2 dots. ioc. to 2 dole. 93c. ; whites, I dot. 91k. to 3 dole. ,sc. Spanish woollen grime assorted are valued at Irk. to 97e. Long ells for an assortment quoted 6 dots. 85e. to 7 dots. 23c. ; scarlet, 7 dole. Mc. For Iron tin annotation are Rod, idols. 55e. to 2 dole. 85c.; bar, i tola'n to 2 &le. 15c. ; round, 2 dela 110 e. to 4 dole. 30c. ; hoop, 2 dole. 90e. to 3 dole. 10c. Stock in fleet hands small. Tin Platen-9 dole. to 9 dole. 30c. CocbinraL -80 dots. to 120 dole. Turkey Opium—Quoted, for first quality, 370 dots. The Tea market has been quiet. In black the settlements of Onarou have been only four chops, of Souckoog about five chops. In greens the purchases are stated at 15,000 dial 16,000 packages, chiefly for America. The seamen are still firm in maintaining prices. Export from Cantor' from July 1,1 IMO, to April 20, 1851 Expott from Shanghai from July 1,1 1850, to April 20, 101 Export from Canton from July I, 1849, to April 20, 1830 Export from xhangal from July I, 18.9, to April TO, 1880 39,233,000 20,029,000 38,884000 38.971,0 A 14891,000 52562,000 DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY, JUNI 16, 1861. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The etataous are imaged in order of latitude. Nene d Place. • - Beetle iiii. Ogre W. j Ostia Breese W. I Gentle Breeze W. 1 Calm Cam 1 Light Airs Oestle Breese I Gentle Breeze Cam COMO . at_ Wind. R.E. aw. !*turn Balorrox thanproa FOLILIMaII ...... TVDMILIDet . I I t i l rIC. 4 - Gentle Breeze Oahu_ Cbuusrsa ounatoes TA•1100111 N.W. N.W. &W. W. &&t* of Weatia. ;raj ; a udy ody Partiall Overcoat Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Clewly Partially Clarity Partially Coady Charcaat SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (Prr oar oarrenpowiests IM tthipplwr °wile " uhd " Lloyd CASUALTIES. Blythswood, Jameson, master, was abandoned off Bourbon, having been disruasted off Rodrigues. The crew have all arrived here with the exceptien of the carpenter, who died from fatigue.—Mauritius, April 16. Patagonia, Sims, from Sydney, N.S.W., to Manilla, was wrecked on Feb. 4, on Bond's Reef, off the north-west coast of Now Caledonia; crew saved, and a boa of vecie, containing 6001.—Sydney, N.S.W., May 1. SEABORNE MAILS. [lf *BM. that to trails ere fest tram to General Pcot.otnes re the night—ma M be the seereter—tlespetels.] Day when seadeup Prom what I COUNTRIES. la Clews' Punt. Port Wheal Otlbie Lowden. despatched. i due. Ameries(hyßriLpacket N June 20 Liverpool Arrived 4zertiaa(byUnited Stater packet) ArnerloathyU.l3talreptll June 19 inothanipton Jure 26 Africa Meet (:nat) ...N 11th of the meth Piymodtb ... July 3 Atezasciria• N 19th&30th of moo. Dover • June le bebrium N Italy Dover Duly Bruit 3l 912 i of the month Southampton. - July 12 Buenos Ayres li lith IN the month Southampton. Joy 12 CAliforrda(visChaeree)lll Int&l7thormonth southiusptem June 20 Caps of Good Hoge N l4th of the month Plymouth July 3 OnnatAntinOpie • N 7thl7th27thof mon Dover 'June 20 Central Ameritia ll Indlalf thof m.uth Southamptoe. Juno 29 Channel Ulm N 110e.,Wed.,a3 rid. Southampton. Tu.1%.611 Chili .31 Mb or the month enuthamptoo. June 20 Prance . MIA N [Wine daily . ..... Doves Greece* N 7tl3l7th27thof mon Dover hum 20 Homburg N Inept* & Friday London .T tat il , iland 3l Wodnes. & Nana. I tondos - Mon. Thu Honduras N 17th of the mouth Southampton. Jane 20 Ireland M & IS Twice daily . India (via Southaan.L)M :nth of the month Southampton June 23 India (via Marseilles) N 7th&24thot month Dover 'Arrived Mediterrantsia(via South i areptiou) lll 20th of the meth douttuunpton ,June 23 Ditto(vist Mane il lee) N 7th Saith o: mouth Dover • °Arrived Mexico AI 2nd of the month Southampton. iJuIY 3 Madeira SI 9th of the month Southampton. July 12 Malta. N ) lth,l7th,l9th,27th I 111.30thof the mouth Dover ......... !June IA Naples. N Stblsth23thof mon Dover ;June 12 Papal Metes. N Athlith2 st bof mon Dover , Juns 12 Peruninda le 7t2ll7th27thof mon Southampton. Arrived Peru M 17th of the month southampton. June 20 rummy. N ithl3th23thof mon hover !June 12 West Indies ll 17th et the month southampton..June 20 Meet Indies Incept Ha. vanes. and Nassau) 31 sod or the month southampton..July S • The mails to those countries thee muted ..) are conveyed by CAUFOINIA.—/lalLs to are now despatched and t 1 it7d from Ca!M du by every Am, via the Ouitei State, n packet. ARRIVED. ATLANTIC-at Gravesend, June 13, from ... Alexandria Amens ions-at Gravesend, Jane IS, fret♦ ... Loptorn Al/atm.-at Gmtvend, June IS, front Denmark bows-at GrIVOSeDd, Juno 15, from -. Dantsio Rtscawsu.-at Gravesend, June 15, from -...tivilney BALTAPARA-at Gravesend, June 19, from Ostend 841101.1 GII'XIDCII -at Bri,tol, Jane 14, tram.. ..... -...- ...... Malta BROAD OMs-at Liverpool, lone 14, tram Paraina Manua QUIIN-at Liverpool, !uncle, from. ..... ...Cosstantinoplo CALTP. -at Gravesend, June 18, from Villa Nova CHRISTIAN—At Grawenid, lucre 13. ham Dante-id Cuss. Emiun—at Gravesend, June 13, nom Can Cariessma—at Gravesend, June 13, from Cam CALF/ -at Gravesend, Juno 13, from... Alexandria Ilkowerma or CAWDOR—at Gravesend, ;Juan 13, fromi 31amillee Dll.lA—at Torbay, June 12, from „. ..London Datsr—at Gravesend, June 14, (men Leghorn Devossmax LAM-10. Gravesend, June 13, ha Genoa E/WARD—at Gravesend June 13, from 14nrasw—at _ June 14, mom ...... nausea Aegis—at (Invoiced, June 15, Irma Erroar—at Gravesend, June 15, from Foss—at Bristol, June 15, from Emmrsa—at Gravesend, June IS, from .... ou...44am—et Gravesend, June 14, from .. 'lssass—at Gravesend June 14, from.. (Spa /grabund its AG ica —.rano Rico Li.ben thiss-sit aforesaid, June 15, from Ilastxr-at Gravesend, Jame IS, from .Callao 11EINRICEI-at Liverpool, June 14, from Porto *Deo HASP -at Bristol, June IS, from Trinidad listialestr-at Falmouth, June 13, from aleximarts 11•1111Nozi-at Queenstown, Je.ne 13, frau.. ..... " ... Naples HANNAN BOOTH -at Liverpool. June 11, from Cephalonia INSIFTEDASII RoItANO-at Liverpool ? June 14, from Paltrrno INTNAPID -at Ondesend, June 13, roe] Aloe Bay laminsa-st Gravesend, June 13, from. New York Isersorav -at Gravesend, June IS, from Gettenburg Leta-at Gravesend, June 15, from lidfasa Juno-at Oroveeend, June 15, from 11. Ayres Jana buss-at Bristol, June 14, from Onla Jews Oars mo-at Grarmend. tune 14, from „.„..„Gre nada Jess Eutip-at Gravesend, June f 4, from Coen Jews-at Gravesend, Juno 13, from ilarlbundland Jail/ONA Ctiairli,t -at Gravesend, June IS, fesm......lltromaxcla Jrao-at Falmouth, June 12, from rt od tb Jinunto-at Falmouth, June 13, from ....”.... /0441 , 41-at Falmouth, June 12, from. ...„. .... - J.K. L.-at LlverpouL June 14, trait ........... LOMA--at. Cowes, June 19, from Leeson-rat Deal, June 13, from - LO tom -at Falmouth, June 12, frees Lasearratt-st Gravesend, June is, from Lvo.sost -at Gravesend, June 13, from ..... ...... .. Larissa* -at Gravesend, June 15, from LONDON-at Graveeend, June 14, hoes 6. 1e Lut.-at Gravesend, June 15, from - Os! LANVIN° -DI Gravesend, June 15, from MP IioDDOANC4I-atLimpoo: June IS, from Hs vanna Manual-at Liverpool, June 14, from gouts MI6 MART War - urns-at Falmouth, June 12, ban Kuban titso-od Portland; June IS, fawn B. Apse Num -at Gravesend, June ;14, hum-- ~ ..... Petersburg Ourra-at Orseriessd, June 13, from Porto Else Omisa-at Fame*, June IS, trues Alexandria Ras.-at Deal, June IS. from - Ftr!!‘l2 Loam .... New Oran@ lisammis S. Loam Odama Lisboa ..... Weeks& K__, auaece—at Gravesend June 15, from. Itarce—et Cram J med, une 15„ Juan ...—...... .MS S TA “TAR —at Gra= June 14, from —...l4lothii Terme —at Gra June 14, from Jades TIMM NOVA —at OrrlPPtla, Jane 15, Gone Under —at Gravesend, June 15. from ....... Mail= . .. .__ _ ... Union—at Owes, Aube 13, from Wussa—at Gravesend, June 13, from WlLlMllltit —at tiraveseed, June 14, from WucNAC.Mlie--11: Gravesend, June 13, trues . XAMITA—off Queeentown, June 9, from Zan—at Gravesend, June 14, from. '' K lr ab"S aselrisis Palms BAILED. ACTIVL—from Plymouth, Jura IS, to Butte AEDIA Atotootoo—froat Liverpool, Jobe 14, to ...N~ct~ ANIIIIGN Notos-trcmGraiiminic Juno 14, - ap.... ...-14aw Rd 4:seams-from Liverpool, June 14, to (USW Copomao-froinLiverpuel, June 14, to. New Yak CAILOLINN -from Liverpool, Juno £4, to ....XIMMilie Cosnuasca-from Liverpool, June 111, to Lasfia 001411000 ILL -from Grave , end, June 15, to amiss Duos-from Gravaiend, Juno 15, to ........ ..........--Polsollars AWL= -tom Liverpool, Juno 11, to „Arm IvrII3JAIA- from Liverpool, June 14, to Basta* Zama ANN-Iron Liverpool, June 14, to Dentate Sues Opsrao-from Gravesend June 14, to Newßedford Fastomnia-(roe Liverp3ol,June 14, to Lisbon loots-from Liverpool, June 14, to Fax* thouces-frora Liverpool, June 14, to allibliltA 1•111.1101-from Liverpool, Juno 14, to Na a liameaa Woes-from Liverpool, Jess 14, to IL VlOlO Hamar Cur-from Liverpool, JIM 14, to .New Yak Jeuo-from Liverpool, June 14, t 0,..... ............ .........Jkaanalt JII4T-from Liverpool, Juisel4, to -.- ..... ...-....-Triableil Jurrraa-frog Liverpool, June 14, to .Pactird Juan 0. Coarse - from Liverpool, Jam 14, to. New Yak hem Weimer-horn Liverpool, June 14, to -.New Teak Jaiursto-tree Liverpool, June 14, to -- Juana-trout Liverpool, June 14, to - isalataall Naar-bus Gravesend, Jure 14, to -.... Calcutta Loau Pares-hem Gravesend, Juno 15, to -Mauritius Lone Wilsounise-Iron Gravesend, Juno 14, 10.....-.. Adelaide Lomas-from Liverpool, June 13, to Locus-from Liverpool, June 14, to Baps LAL.4 CAMPS/ILL- -trona Liverpool, AM, 14, to Pans Lad-from Liverpool, June 11, to • V' _ _ _ Zane.. I. , lleiLhoneiivl:riool, June 14, to-- .... K. Munn-fr om IOMLIVOTpO.)I, June 14, ... P lr a an Munro—fr Liverpn I, Juno 14, to Prunus—hum Gravuend, June 14, ....... RlPLlT—frvez Suoderloon, June 12, to. .Dointie bourn Catouno—lrem Liverpool, Joao 14, So /few T Ma R. Post.—from Portsmouth, Jos IS, to Aar Yak &croon —from Liverpool, June 14 to. . 2 .110 AD Bouarni—troin irarnan liaLinno— _ Liverpool; June la, to ........Philorkiplgo Or. Aunts—tram Liverpool. Juno 14, to Goys TUOMAI Caavv—from Liverpool, June 14, to C I). Hops Taos. Carmen—horn Liverpool, Juno 11, t 0.... ....... —.New York Torcvaaao—hoar Liverpool, Jane 14, to Plitisielpiela Tut—from Gravesend, June 15, to Duman VICIVIIJA —from Uraverend, June 14, to. Drobak Viauorta—troo Liverpool June 1 I to St. John's, N.B. Wu. liaTaross—from Liverpool, June 14, W , ...... New York VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anieer, from the Mauritius for London, April 12, lat. 35 11., len. 19 S. Friends (brig), of Loudon from Vorieat for nagusaiy, June 1, lat. 48 N., lon. W. Penelope (barque), from Tobago for Loudon, lat. ♦6.45, tam. 29.30. from Landon for Adelaide, May 7, lat. 5 N., lon. 20 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. OWNESS.—June 7, the wife of It. H. Bowneee, Esq., of Poulton-la. Vylde, of a daughter. itiOWNE.—June 8, at Cheltenham, the wife of Capt. W. Browns Bombay Army, of a roe. IYNG.—June 1., at Bonford Rectory, Suffolk, the wife of the Rey. J. Byng, of a daughter. lOLLAND.—June 11, at Upper Ilarley.atreet, the wife of Holland, Eq., of a daughter, etl thorn. LAUDE.—June 19, at Eatmaoquare, the wife of Capt. the Mo. P. Maude, R.N., of a son. MARRIAGES. MILD—CHILD.—Iace 12, at St. Mules, Kennington, S. Oi Esq., Lieut. H.E.LC.N.S., to Catherine Emily, youngest daughter of P. Child, Esq., of South Lambeth. 11APRAN—PRELIPS.--Jone In, at Ilatisdon, Herta, by the Rev. W. S. Wald, Rector of Compton Valiance, David Wald, etdest eon of D. B. Chapman, Esq., of Roehampton, Surrey, to (Moline Mary, ranged daughter of C. Ebeling., Em., of Briggins.parka Hestia IRAHAR—FLEMING..—Ione 12, at Haibledown, Kent, be the Rev. R. M. Erskine, Rector of Woburn, Bedfordshire, William Cans nimMame Routine, of Ardeek, eldest son of Eq.,of Gertroore and Pinlarston, to Anne Elfsabeth. yoangat daughter of the late Admiral the lion. air C. E. riming. DEATHS. GLAND.—Jtute 11, at Tattoo, Dear Taunton, Mary, wik of T. D. /Wand, Eq., aged 39. EMMEREOle.Liarch 29, at Cape Town, Care of Oood hope, where he bad gone for the benefit of bis health, Mr. E. Entreersoe t aged 40, FAWCETT.—June 12, at Coanaught-square, Ilyde d parh. 15199101119 third daughter of the late Rev. J. Fawcett, Newies Mule Durham. a. Sarah MIN wife of Mr. C. IL V. 11staaperns aged 59. of OM Vi=lll—Jimp 111; at 14., of Dobai P. LO. Patted sad paldidtdd by Wflutia Nuts Ka" at No. A, low' arid. ba t hs Oty of hider,* Os *Ws Idebod• strut,podUlt ar.-41entd; low lk I 1 I ii.