The Express. — London, England, 1847-06-12 00:00:00

,__) ,---, PRODUCE.—MiNciNa-LANE, Half -past Two. — Rum There; hu been an advance of about Id. established to-day, in consequence of a goveremseut contract for 100,000 gallons, to be taken on the 17th instant, having become publicly known to-day. Proof Leewards, 3s. Id.; East India, 2e. 10J. to 23. 11d. In other articles no alteration. TALLOW.—The following are the quotations: Petenburg Y.C. on the spot, 515.; October to December delivery, 48s. ; separate mouths' delivery, 48e. 6d. ORES.—Sampled May 26, Wilruth, June 10, 1847. Mien. Tom. Twin. VOL Tremaze 57 ... E 4 11 44 ... 10 to delo 30... 3 8 WIL labor 38... 316 ado 117 .. 4 6 TIMM Girds 63... 519 TOL Ane sts.. ..... 30. . . 20 .. 2 7 10 2 am. saw ... 48 ... 2 13 NorthVlL tenet 44 ... 3 2 n.WlLletenry 43 .. 3 3 WE. Vella 34 ... 3 1 dllir; a..2 13 =Oro 30... 217 Omens 24... 613 eft . . 6 . 2 4 °Minna 18 ... 4 5 ditto _ 10 .. 3 13 Mines 27 ... 517 WOwery 19 .. 315 0... 214 Abraham 6 ... 2 6 1 TOTAL PllO .01:i Tom. Z Ad. Tom. Z s. d. Cara area 613...3,543 12 5 Wee Intel Meg Prosper 317...1,930 10 6 Thum 4l. 139 15 0 Usesibills.... I 231 _ IAO 14 e Ilialies Ore— 36... 80 10 0 191/ad Spanow ( Redraft p ens . 30... 173 8 0 Per Ceneew ... 214 _1,470 9 0 Cora Ihne_Bl 38 Wl.Teensy's 137... 611 17 0 Weiner. Rpm 37... 157 19 0 WWI Amboy 113.. 414 15 0 IMetiefrs On l9— 71 14 6 Tense Omen 62... 370 9 • Haney's Or 6... 16 7 • Wine hew ... 30... 364 5 • North WWI Wlsmilisms.. 48— 136 8 • Abeston 5 ... II 16 • W. Wk. .ftein 44... 136 a • Mesa llama a.. 11 u 6 Mhesltlrwra .. 42... 192 le • Paialeek• COMPAI4IZ6 BY WHOM TOE OR WERE 34. PURCHASED. 13 Amami. tines Roml - English , ftpprr ........•_.....__. 147 „...... 1,744 14 • Vivian and Soas —....46 4 Freeman and Oa. 316 1.276 11 • P. Ormiell sad Sons Zama, Willmar, and C 0...... Williams, Poster, sad Oa. . 648 MINERALS.—CorPga awl sold at Andrew's Hotel, R Mines. Ton. P toe. Cara Brea ditto 106 ... 5 5 ditto 84... 518 ditto 87... 9 0 ditto 8%... 414 ditto 78 ... 411 ditto 77 ... 10 17 ditto 72 ... 9 13 ditto 66... 8 2 ditto 56 .. 8 9 ditto ... 39 0 17 Wheal Prosper .. 85 ... 6 4 ditto 77 ... 4 0 ditto ... 65 4 6 ditto ... 61 ... 2 7 ditto ... 59 ... United lUDs ... 74 ... 3 79 ditto ... 61 ... 8 14 ditto ... el ... 4 0 Wheal Storrenw... 65 ... S 9 Par Comets ditto ditto 113,4111 IS '1 Taal tees AverageStaaoo 1105 401 Maws Predate Avassue Pries pre tam LI 10 6. Quantity or 1 .°16.- 0 . . 6884 tar I Pra.Fiae Capper, 134 s 4 140 Lo A 0•0 t MON It aus.-1440.8= . 0 . k LlO7 18 o—Aretass 16.446...76 cors. atm Samba M6V.0.,50d stemmata, .7444 . 1114 ea. I sad 6oo6 14 06000 ?ins. 107 IS ditto lOll ditto --.... :........ 0 ditto 0 ditto Cate 0 - 10 14 8 ditto ditto oo litto Otto Bum Buns. Bl - ... 16 14 .6 ditto so 1 41110 ditto ditto C.. = a SO 14 ditto 4B IS sr 11461466 n 11161/114 4 posinea.--..... •Oa ...... 51 - 46 6 s-•• 113:71--.—... .. SO IS 41 31 ...... ditto lO 24 88 TOTAL PRODUCE. Tom t a. d. Tow. a s.d. Cu b 564. 0133 7 811010 . 0 77 . 1530 5 0 Cuba 287. 3417 19 0 Llandodma 75 03 0 0 Barr* Barra ... 183 .. 4821 IS 6 BaDyntartigh Capiapo .. ..... 250... 5532 13 8 I Barra &UT. BefellMlS Total t 0.., 1734--. Total .00001, £23,30 13a. 4d. CORN.-BANBURY, JUNE 10. -Wheat, 10& to Ils. 3d. per bushel. Barley , boa. to Me. per quarter. Oat', 355. to 40s. Beans, 6s. 9d. to 7s. 9d. per bushel. BRIOKTOK. Jung 10.-White Wheat, 241. to 251.; red, 231. 15e. to 241. ss. Oats, feed, 31s. to 355. ; heavy white, 311 e. to 40s. Barley, grinding, 445. to 475. Beans, iMs. to 575. Peas, 445. to 655. CHICIIZETER, JuNz 9.-Our market was very dull, and but very few sales effected. Dzaur, June 11.-We had a small attendance at to day's market. Prices asked tended to check the little de mand that otherwise existed; eal an advance of 84 to 10s. per qr. on Wheat was obtained. No change in other grain, for which scarcely a single inquiry was made. Flour, Ss. per sack dearer. Wheat, per 36 stone, 989. to 100 s. Barley, malting, per 30 stone, 645. to 68s. Old Oats, per 24 stone, 425. to 465. Beans, old. per 38 stone, 60s. to 63a. Fine Flour, per 20 stone, 655. to 68s. ; superfine, 7011. ELT, Jews 10.-There has be4n a small market today, little corn offering, and much leas disposition to purchase on the part of millers at the present advanced prices. Wheat, 12 qrs. 4 hush., aver., 955. ; Oats, 36 qrs., aver., 325. Jews 11.-Wheat being held for much higher rates, has checked business, but in the few sales effected an advance of ss. to 7 e. per q r . has been obtained on the prices of this day so'nnight. In spring Corn there is so very little doing, that priors are almost nominal. We have made particular inquiries of the potatoe dealers and growers in this neighbourhood, And have not heard of a single instance of the reappearance of the disease • but, on the contrary, the new crop looks remarkably well, and promises an abundance. Of Linseed, there are still no arrivals, except 53 qrs. from Memel ; and the stock in warehouse being reduced to a very small compels, holders have realised late rates in the few sales that have been effected, which, however, are hut trifling in quantity, owing to nearly all the mills being angel, both in this port and the neighbourhood. Fins Odessa realires 524., and See heavy Dents's, 47a. per qr. • whilst for inferior qualities there is no sale, except at reduced rates of about 2s. per qr. Rapeseed : • cargo of at Danish wax sold at r ice l per last, which has cleared the market; asdas our prices ens below those now ruling au the Continent, we cannot expect further supplies for the present. Nitrate of Soda realized a small advance at the beginning of the week, out the sale is now slack, and the market closes heavily at the advance. Linseed Cakes hays been somewhve at more inquired for, an d best quality of Hulloes& ha realized 101. per ton. Imports during this week : Linseed, 53 qrs. ; Rapeseed, 74 ; Wheat, 1,383 ; Barley, 313 ; Oats, 1,665 ; Peas, g 26. LIVERPOOL, Jews 11.-With the exoeption of a tolerable supply of Indian Corn, Corn Meal, and Flour, chiefly from the United States, with several parcels of Wheat and Beans from Ireland, the bulk of our arrivals since Monday last is of limited amount, as will be observed on reference to the import note below. During the interval front Timidity the gen eral tone of business has continued firm, but without an animated demand for any article. The weather in this part of the country has been dry, and rather unseasonably cold of late ; rain, however, which upon light rolls began to be re quisite, having fallen e,•piously within the last few days, all the crops around us appear to progress favourably ; and eshi 'Adige the prospect of an abundant harvest, has tended,pl -arts, _... per bus.... households, 78e. ; seconds, 739. WAKEFIELD, JUNK IL There was a very Mill supply of grain at this day's market. The demand for Wheat wee extreme'y limited, and the sales effected were at prices rather ander the terms of this day se'nniaht, In Oats and Shelling there was no material alteration. Beans were in fair request, at former rates. The following are the present prices : Wheat, per qr. of 60 lbs. to the bushel, Norfolk and Suf folk, white, new, 925. to Krt. ; old, 88s. to Ole. • red, 88s. to 925. ; old, 88s. to 91s. Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, white, 88s. to 915.; old, 84s. to 90s. ; red, 84s. to 88s. ; old, 80s. to 87s. Foreign, white, old, 88s. to 935. ; red, 843. to 90s. Barley, per imp. qr., Norfolk and Suffolk, 645. to 565. • tine, 58s. Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, 525. to 545. ; fine, 56 , ;. Foreign, 50r. to 525.; fin-, 553. ; grinding, 48s. ; fine, 50s. Oats, per imperial qr., Potato and Poland, 345. to 40e. ; mealing, per stone, Is. 71. to le. Bd.; Scotch, Is. Bd. to ls. 9d. Beans, per qr. of 831bs. to the bushel, English, old, 561. to 585.; new, 563. to 60s. ; Egyptian, 463. to 491. Malt, per load of air bushels, new, 66, to 60s. ; floe, 625. Peat, white boiler., per qr., fds. to 655.; blue, 645. to 701. Shelling, per load of 2611 b.., SO.. to 525. Itapered, per last imperial, English, 281. to 301. ; foreign, 281. 301.-Arrisals during the memdina week • Wheat, 4,736; Barley, 444; Oats, 855; Beans, 568; Shelling, 86 loads. f, per HOPS.— BOROUOII MARKET. TWO O'CloCk: Mears Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the accounts hem Worcester, Hereford, Farnham, Rumen, and the weald of Kent, speak of large quantities of both flies and lies on the Hope. Market firm. ALM* goat lasts, pawl. M. OtoIL 0 Toad*: lento— p. orc it. tto H. Woad alma* .44t0 I e l Yoorllog Soma.. 1 to* IS lanes .• 3toto 4 si 11 Old Hope.. .. . 56 to 3 0 Foroloa. HAY. - SMITHFIELD, Two eCkek. Meows. Casper and Davis, Hay and Straw salesmen, report the (*Sowing prima : Print Wade., 614. 71.. I Rows --• 10 —• I Stn., tOo to WO. laterlor lse to ea, 'Clover eds. to ON. SKlNS.—Sotrrenmrron, JUNE 11.—Thoee in the wool, Downs, fold at 3a. 6d. to 41. each ; Long-wools, 4a. to 4s. 3d. ; inferior, 2s. to 2s. 6d.; shorn Skins making but from 7d. to 9d. Lamb-skins, first quality, 2a. ed. each; se , toads, 25.; poor and small, Sa. to 3s. 6d. per dos. CATTLE, &c.-DairriaLD, JUNE 8.-We had a short supply of all kinds of stock, with a great number of eager buyers • moat of the stock was sold. Beef, 7e. 6d. to Bs. per some; Mutton, 7d. to lid. ; Lamb, 91d. to 10d. per lb. BZUALE FeILTNIGHT Fats., /UNE 8.-We had a limited supply of cattle, with a Immerge' attendance of buyers, and all sold. We had • medium supply of Sheep. Beef saes:need 3d. per atone. Cows, year smock, and Sheep sold at former prices. Beef,7a. 6.1. tolls. Sd per atone ; Matson, 7d. to Bd. net lb. Maamost, Jess 8.--.1 geed *how of lees Beasts, bat a slow este, at some advance !swim. Of in-calves there wes 4 goodshow, fetchingilrem 141. to 181. Cows and Calves in limited eappty, but a good demand, realising from 141. be BE. A moderate-simply of Sheep. Scot Ewes sad iambs fetched from lea. to 28s. Hose. 30s. to 40s. flood Ewe. and Lambs met Milk purchasers et from 27. 4s. to 2!. 18.. There WM a thin thaw oft:Beef in tbsebamides. Prices maybe quoted as follows Beef, per lb., 7cl. to 14. Mutton, 78. to &I. Lamb, ed. to 9d. Veal, 7d. to Sd. 'Pork, 6d. to 74. Pork Pigs, per stone, Is. to 6s. 3d. Hatm.7e. 6d. ROCILMALE WITH= Fata.---The beateert of drapes and barren Cs= suite scarce, sadieteked high prices ; but the middling enalities of mikh cattle were rather lower than a few Wean ago. fiALFOI/6111/4111ET, liver .9,-The show sof &este Wen again notmorothan one-third of the natal -supply at this semon, still anourrh, as the hi= prices prevent the hatcher* from purchasing at all in many cases. Sheepp in fair skew, and prime isqualty. The beet Beef realised dully Bd. per ' lb., and Mutton 74d. to Sid. ,Al: told up. 'Teal FOWEISIIT F•l4, lowa 10.-There was a fair supply of fat and lam Beimakamdm good business was done amongst them far ail demlllolo/09110 tatMlif realigns, 7a. 68 to es. per stows. A few yeas of &reign Cattle were alas eshihd, which li kewise cesaaamsiled a ready sale at 7s. 6d. to 7.. 9d. per sums. Of Sheep time was also a hie supply, which met with a brink deemed, at 7d. per lb. A good camber of fat Lambs were sold, et *bout ed. to Sid. per lb. COVENT of Vegetables Is abundant, al demand. The following an 1.11 FRU Pt.. Appes. oar lb. es to lem prey, les per lb.. be to les Panoosl, per lb. le to OH Illemberriss, per . ..s .2410 44 Apples, Dew pee lough. los to 2.14 Rtt pe ebe r de. e, le Se to to Os Ils Oman, o per 100.61 to te• aestUo. per NO, So to 1110 per dos.. le Ild to b lIEGETI Clebemsee, per doe, Si to le PI (keen, pre dam bowel le id to Om Coolie... us, per , b to Its Nonni Reese. per ISO, I.N to Sorbet, per Sr den, 44 to 14 Polnon, per too, 11104 to PPM ctn. 7.1 d to Ile boatel ts to Cs Id - kleheor. per bon, Fs to Om ed Presto, pew lb ,Idto Is htnips. pm' Mann, 4,1 mid Red Root, per des, IS loin Morse Raden, pee Seeable to de Cueumben, esebeien le SI Alsterb. per bundle, Id to Is Id leeks, per dos. b to ts Celery. per bundle, to bid (Snots, per bseeb lo Is ad Onlon, per bushel. Sa to Se • /Siclfornimg.—Thesapply and Fruit is suileieet for the the latest Fria..: IT.. I<••16,11, lOW 1111 for SOO, Gs to Um Goosoltsnlio,parhaValsoa,fsisk Absorbs. for , gook. fb isnot ll.Msot per L.,f to Non, Cob, pa. MOM. , Ibis I. Ales Streator, err t Vsb..ffso4l. Brazil, Ifs to Ifs Walnuts, pf, b mho!, Ifs WM (MILES. Shallots, per lb, Is to Is Id Gottle, per lb, eel to Is lipteorh, par sieve, N to I. dd Aspsropes, per PIO, Is to to Pew, per dere, Isle to Is Lwaere, Cab., per nose, to Is Betishes, per ,Ws. hoses, Pi to Iv mole, per oa to ls Moserooess, per was, NW t. Id goleal Woes, per pelmet, Sel to PS Tomei. pa Smash, Pa to Id gamy, pee load., Se to ta thyme, per bomb, td Wistereoses,, per II we b., fa so 84 rudder. pee belfeteve, Is Is 01 - 10, per Weal*, to a laid Lot, goo., per Impact. a to Is Marjoram, pee lewd, id for Yesterday's Markets U. ANL ' SHIPPING. MAILS Attarren.—Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee, 1; French, 1 ; Flanders., 1. LONDON, June 12. Wind this day at noon, S.S.W., light breeze and fine clear weather. DEAL, June 11.—N.W. to N.N.W., moderate, fine; P.M., northerly, nearly calm. Arrived: Lady Valiant, Mauritius; Domingo, Sierra Leone ; Galatea, Rio Janeiro, and sailed (or Hamburg; Mediator , and Adeleide, New Orleans. OPE TUN SOUTH FORELAND, June 11.—Sopkia, Jamaica. PORTLAND, June 9.—Arrivedo ff : Charleston, B t . Jago de Cuba; Isabella, New York, from Bremen; Van Hoorn, Java, from Dotdt. DARTMOUTR, June 11.—Arrited Bernard, Patagonia. Off port : Ternate, Batavia, from Rotterdam. PLYMOUTH, June 11.—N.N.W.—Sailed : Caroline, Zan zibar. St:NDEST.AND, June 11.—N.'W.—Salled. 10th : Tele• graph, Quebec. SHIELDS, June U.—N.A.—Arrived Kensington, New York. CLrne, June 10 —Arrived ; Matthew King, Porto Rico ; Cashmere, H ah ; Helen, Newfoundland. Coax. June 9.—W., fresh.—Arrived : Rail/ Baltimore. Rye, June 11.—Arrived : Despatch, Trinidad, with quar ter stove, from contact with a smack. FALMOUTH, June ll.—Variable.—Arrived: Leda Olinday, aad Acorn, Port - an-Prince . O ff port : Eleanor Sophie, Rio Grande, and proceeded for Exeter. BELFAST, June 10.—N.—Sailed: 9th, Marchioness of Bute, Quebec ; M. T. Rundlett, Cuba, St. Mary's, and St. Thomas's. 10th, Cnverdale, Quebec. AHRRYSTWITH, June 10.—The Mermaid (sloop), from Milford, took the ground, yesterday, at the entrance of the harbour, and is fast breaking up. NELqTY, June 10 --The Frederigue Gustave, from Bourdely, to St. Petersburg, went on shore near here this morning, but has been assisted off. PORTSMOUTH, June 13. N.N.W. to W., weather fine Gladiator. London, from New York; Lady of the Lake, Waterford; Defence, London. ag thi • with Thea rev.pret iT tloat M i taapinittha rev. Idr. Colioidgofe * =dr L er L=l ` ;LT; to • this cry thimost the Mite of CtildeS school at St. Ithieteiroli • go by the lithep otimoink li Zromalost late Itact= sin not Ildr AO Privy Csamill to mho& nth a man as that heat ilthuthool in which ha was so awful, esial, inns olnallins upon the subject wee imposed by the c MM.. any promulgated. Would the noble rLi h s k r is arm Oat thy matter to be taught in the prtanerhoil by himself, was matior which it war dsepmwa bawl? It was ordered by the mintites that thithniseme sheald inquireinto thentoraleand rilictious dispoitha ef their pupils, and their knowledge of the doMbo: of the Iltablithed Chureh. Was it unfit that the clergy of the scows should bo public instructors upon those points ? In the minutes it was laid down that the power of selecting magete aimed rest with the School Committees ' without interference from without. Why wu that local power to be restricted or interfered with by abye-law ? Item pretty evident, as it appeared to him, tliat such a bye-law was only made to conciliate certain bodies of dimenten. What right bad this body of Wesleyan" to interfere with the arrangements of the church ? (Hear.) If the incumbent of a parish was ' also to be its schoolmaster, then the Wesleyan., perhaps, might have plausible gr o u ndi of objection, but what right had they, in any way, to prevent a body of clergymen, not having cure of souls, from taking places for which they were peculiarly qualified ? But how was the arrangement tot dulled ? The stipulations of the Wesleyan' were seceded to, not by the committee of council as a body, but by the noble president alone, after a consultation with Lord J. Rumen upon the subject. It was the noble marquis individually who stigmatised the clergy of England as unfit to manage her public whods. What followed the onsixesion ? Jun what might have been expected. They scent one step fur` titer, and complained that in many Chunk of England schools instruction in the catechism should be rendered com pulsory. How did the noble marquis receive this complaint ? Was he indignant, or was he firm ? Neither : le conceded the point at once to the dissenters, and encouraged the Wes Levin, in their rsoistaane to Church of England principles! He n, protested ageism the bad faith, the injustice, the want of boutour, the disregard of all stipulations that ediumlarieed the noble marquis's conduct. (Hear.) What we lieu bad all Wes shoe is a earner, hat in ape and Aker drone et is rear, _mile and diestisear essay et the Ina Iris et thliallthisi, to in mmallisto thaw who were MOM thlho oboads. The Wit rev. por late *ea refeoTs In esselleur deeds to ort at hie assertion. Wile. trie Ow the lalkence ems ing Indy, ne could ne t over the government by the Wag help asking what kind of body_tlist was which could mama such a Lion o f ? Did** Wrisi&te constitute a very law proper non of the naphtha? fide held in his bend • dooement, ' the socuraef o mistimed not be doubted, inammak as it was their own official publication. Fran tot damahont appeared that in 1841 the cumber of Woaloymit to Howl' Britain was 310,717, somewhat less dada bp, mat. o sa f i a eatire population ' • yetthe members of film body es their nude as to be aide to extort ommokeis from the ge , vernment like that winch be bad mentigood. The Wraps body war in mmy respects very reagodaildo : tt sholiod great seal; sod retch he did met janama that mak he mast say that the Walloping _nuomoll to haw very wall that the gerenniene diromill the in i ve an their good plasma. The inenamal e n . funds wore omithoyel was wall worthy was • pardkamagar etoamithse to reenneset and at - In sate wank whim* bo fa hind dam wok to the *Bowie ustamint of sorailltare : For onnitikking the vathlity et War hoplinms nreg bodysehristien 7211. ,• reeknoss to ilia .issafola lunar of the Factory Bill, 31114 thr the DimatanfChariek BM, 2341. ; for opposing telt peed of as loceemiedgrant Maymooth, between 1111:1/. sad Mi. In tie ease oader etrikration the tad et Op Wee. leyouse woteld, so doubt, bas, been obtain* 411 fete lase oast. Be 4111 ad OMNI M A N an emellogrent et the Wesleyan tends' but lo ft was loss et the amok, and of thogiblonan generally, rudely to err the imarre which they emoted is aidamme ! sodas des g the ellowie ovemmaat. The right rev. prelata madaded by mo ginesietina • " That It ranion of Weimar, that pima= ha baliorders, not male elegies' folistilam, aught sot, as inch, to be to the Aloe ot isheelmasteria schools receiving aid Irma the yea mar" =r im Mtli ee Do a gliE said that Hasa/mg were to he ocilested Brom the modes bat what appeared an the hoe of It, ft would mom seeing, and, if carried, woad leave the whole emir gesebely fa the same positive im before. fa ult it his dry. horn; to paint or that the terms of tho isogon wen somewhat aweildly and that it wow proposed ammtly and indfrestly to e Zort wig asi it was othotbett Hot mogul by the albarberme at par kaaemnthr easpomme ahmhilia dimwitted mother. (Seer.) A more admidommo tissiarotha than that maid not peril) y go forth to the ?Wis. It swim* to los the seneaded it edits nett rev. prime to early the money reed Cu education to the orientation of a partionler erdsr is the church. (limn tear.) Ile had no with to depreciate that order: as the mathary, he believed that it ma already marble, end might be are still awe so ; but it ft were to be aubstlei In that be logo by the or seek or at least, g publio MOW/ TM Is be applied, lot the be made openly and cif eddy, not covertly and hear)—hat parliament know what it was about grit: ing publie car) kr pugs purpose.. (Hoar, lam) sits grand obis* of He totes kr &maths bed ben threnginsit to emetwasn sad 1101M1 Hr era rams . rehire of oirelmaner sad wither that the poem s, rimer. morel Mew. he snot rem% thit arbor les Morals err bra emembee enough to dream toot they devise a tries ot education whir would oath& at ono. the right rovaind prelate; but they bad felt tbit if they could withfy a large portion of the rangier public in the Meth of England and amongst dinersten, by a fair, equit able, sad impartial vote, they nun pet et with the mortifi. cation of not having satisfied the sight rev. prelate. (learglier.) . The right rev. peeler bed ark if a direct charge against himself, that he had bum deduces of con ciliating certain bodies who were said to be bonne tO the church. If the hostility were conselindlone, la lit, the right rev, prelate to deal with it in a diarist mirk • bat flee itts own part, he wished to aim at obtaining the minim consistently with the opinions, and even with whet he night deem the exaggerated scruples of outdo beam at tete. In reply to the charge again bir be &rot hesitate to say, that he, in common with the had actually wished to conciliate. (Laughter.) With view, eormsmnications took Owe, in the float instance the Wesleyan body—a body embreala im E a s large Friss of the population of the onsatry, cod ins the peas. ear esteem of the moat ray. prelate at the ot the lath, who considered it mar Madly than wirier holy of dissenter. to the Intermls of the thumb. Ma eklat rev. prelate complained that represestatives et the Westerm body had been indulged with an logionotien theeA4 point of fact, the explanation wee odor became a of representatives of the whole body was about to tam piss in three or four days, and the parties were maims is mt minket* inky:m.lm to that meeting. (Hear, hear.) Thar could not be amore reasonable request. Seeing that the Mg. ent bodies of dissenters conceived that their religios might be interfered with, and, above all, apprehended, ea be thought at the time most unjustly, that there might be a design of diverting the funds from education to some other object, he awned them that there was no ground for 'prehension— that neither parliament nor the committee of tionncil were eapable of entertaining the idea ; and, strange to say, when he save that assurance, the parties said, " But will not the Bishop of Exeter contrive to do so and so ?" (A laugh in which the Bishop of Exeter joinut) Without attributing ' kelelnefenee, yene,Wrizill Valet, IWO& hist (11811.) New la dee =dim eleeniniel relate bad ee= wore, be trek endeelY "Net lbe myna et —:lblapeepase=ras ebernia&liat -4 ail inal.ll.o belt M dm, *Whet the "114:Z °al = 4 0 ,10 to szesc i rdiv asol palm le Mit tem Fe &name. IN sempser, ist' bow larlsberaw. *doe • Am& tetheellee i rt __,Amlyneheimettsrtheenport fe.e4 t t i l l t: 4 now tree, been V * bay 'edam *mould sepia W (b• rule were pissed la tbe Invest polo a prolbudea, eseekber bow hey mild el the Nike gra de )' awl this it mold b 3 I hook V tba meths MIA eseelei, ebite the pale bei bean ter of &reties it the agleoilbere hileeiel far the weighs at ellieehemplen. It wee net Intesied that the adesei*a eeiliee , shah be learned is the abeinast tieetri s oes ka bet tbet they atoll be eget is thee sees brake beembee el knowledge. trblelt vole Gmbh them ter • pemetiol leheumegen to the ethelars. With' le lip seethe INA It weld. oton it carried, re peortitel sleet, looteessit es pereerei la holy teem who Irene net ~aim siththeduil hes wan set ineligible nem Vail/ the debt mommi feel to whited to give it that beaus denies whip* wee Mimed * = hie , wooly, tbe aelestatiet dine demo cheek to erbieboseseeloo bo raid Altair diet steel was &weedy Med reiLevela eut ie felt oesviesei he malt would be, thet tbie hr otheelles weebl be bandar rejected by let whisk repromelei net !Wei, tbe church of Brelmedi battler alio lama do Oglik erp. prelate ogled— bat when he meal net sel—fib easeties d that (hutch, eel at It weal la leth expreastgaile tbe very _mien at that tale the right r ool ev pe dewed it wile end libereet to yeerelue ea this esesdas. Zs would, thwellee,ineelwle by omits dr velem ow/km Lied lITANLIT sea thet the ]terse "Deli= hy in • meow imps. It ern Me, sal tile y vie k hir or jut towage the Church of Enilist. er ramesoble on the 1 pert at the beaten, to Testiest that a rule &sold he laid demi ashrliei hew seboole n elmenien with the Natiool yid* retiked aid grerreS• ho 'imposed, affecting their school,, they ought to lay down the conditions on which they would accept aid ; but they bad no right or pretence for making it the condition of their accepting aid that schools exclusively connected with the Church of Eng land should not receive their portion of sid without being subject to those conditions. (Hear, hear.) It seemed that it was to the giving of the stipend to persons in holy orders that the noble marquis objected. But it was not proposed that the clergyman should receive the stipend, quit clergy. man. He would receive it as a schoolmaster; and it was contended that it was not just to lay it down as a rule that, because a prison was in holy orders, he should, therefore, be debarred from receiving for tuition and education that stipend which was intended for the promotion of win• cation, and which it would not be said that a mem ber. of the Monk of England, in holy orders, was not as core to give in schools connected wit h that chunk es any The diameters did not object he ease the of Mote in giving the grant would be Mem, (the purposes of the state being fully answered)* sdlaissaiand incidental benefit would also be conferred ea ibe demi of England. He did not think that that was a jest agate& (Hear, hear.) The noble marquis 'add that their sliest was to train up pupils for the profession of 'Wellman", and not to twain up per sons who would be likely to LW mother profession. Now he did not think if this rule wee new in existence that many persons in holy resters would be diverted from the church, and would on sebloa the elites of sehoolissteri, but the door being ogees, to such the fact of those who t.. undertook Hs also Xin holy orders would O probably is w the remainder of their lives to in gown.. , . There cons no thing te OW ate would be trained for the also a hew Wang sm of the saw avesatiens Si. sessUDie ambed to genial of education, sank as hook.amegnea, gegla i s emagg s * railways, in which the gewhey lielliallellible we greater than in the wham of sembergar. 110 I did not think that the noble imam& MS met the showing that this extdosion was a jut 'Liaise; balm the noble marquis bed said that the wise el the right sue. prelate, ems if sereled, woad have by gemoiesi Wiet, ea as Die potpie. we probably ssewered by the diemeissaie bad beta rank he weld reesswend le his, in the pretest sots of Whew, not to was hto a Warm. (Hear.) The Bishop of NORWICH Weed tiliteeld open the doors atlas Wm& wider then they now if they wished to satisfy the weals OW esteldielment ; he hinteetf, be weld be ready to enisis ig % o persons hese Wee who Wowed eallimit and emptier.. g i te s prolliesion. But be Weed th e pieele neesetwe dthe shrank Wald be and. salable Ar tW He be. lined that if WY mean we curled, it wield net be em vied In the other hew, sad that it would have the abet el wripmMegsegerMalles R who were not winected we the Ch thaw M* L . a Weiss& them whom they_ e believed Goat aot, in Wes We to W rhos that wane Wileils ths alas aloe illowelers, if th i e ll g OM Orin awe were to ramie oritissieseillesti W astalft alimera I. the mob=sede the awe a dime ed amen were of siesobeestem I = l id TleZ a CHIC BESTIR, ? who was mercely sand% we to thank the gemensmet for their exertions in W. ems of sionsioe, ea es t bis on ha he onewee With they bed was not enlg opini sheseeteatea by peat maw, bet she Wow to a maim an . sena, which be believed we. the goosed "Wise dthe esestry, sad set a the dieeseters. whew the ti _ pre rev. - late Ohe Bibs. a I Zwiwir) ad were eldely Waled by it. The sale matemisiled by stating that be dismated hem the weivihet gemmed by the right rev. prelate. The Wimp a SALISBURY main sew observations, whisk we gas heeedible is hie The Base a HIRT= Meta= wad set press hie moth% and it was acsaingly withilsaws. Their heithigs then etijoensi at halemet 8 o'clock. HOUSE OF OOKKONB.—FiIiwaY, JUNE 11. The 8191•11.1 Z took the their at 4 °Week. REPOSTit—ltarda's hoe jel l MS AI IRMO italawV, • Itrabodass Imprewmaet; DiYefa Reasoner Leese or Wins awl Odium Paw) ; laweswoleu~dielleirsa, Ste.; t boner italic Ileelmebee; Birochary, awl itswrnad (like Oasta i Narrosras...llierl Nswoores wi* Deeerldi. oai• never Brink Malays nswderwanisw; uwernbli nwernexur wad limiefirliwnemannlwar (Ationlasuf Art Hume allialW Csamiles Mina Itallerer eeighslnr. ▪ D MMOMIL—ars Awl pas et M Ares; RI. yid sal . Wu, serroneaaawl NO leadeaselk Drumlins. Oa); Ikea Illsalwa Lawny UM ad illshiqes, Arms Janyllsa); Pik POMO BOIMIBIL Elmoirar" BalAbe= Is Ow= Bank Chwe rrinl Asa 104 —fta 4.ra m el OW,; Dr. is D. 11 1111 x. ism" Sim aiimanatil • ktr et orlbairs la a oilwestnnal . J. lowa , Y inswe et palli s. IC of Ida 7 1n . W. Our, Is la 11~ or Ur WY& st Sam ; ant awn So bad .beau, i—ieaosnn oo lba assliplisa tam at attar Casisrswelen Oa the a that the CoverWy, &ebony, and Orked J eweils Itaifte ssist m Bill bo read a third tine, • OTBUTTlewiwied the house AN they had es the yonsbae ersiplek 10 Mini samintilin grwiding that aerials ohms , OMSK be Wad lowa wigwag all prowirse to its beim owed. Se seggssrak ftwrohne, that ell the railway bills kid hr a Aber 'ass dwell he pulpwood ontii hd =next, aria theft the nowesary edowasseight be After am shisntlisa lbwOatzes, Mr. flaters Often MIS spool tw, sad ail the railway bills etendbeg air shied reafttg w i ve parlgemed aatil Monday asst. MANCHEFfazdtIiEFFIRLD, AND LINCOLN RAILWAY BILL. Mr. OISBOZNE row to move the third realig of this bill, at the same semellehthe~ all_ _the third itaftngs -[railway bilis dad fir llialtbstid be,. been post. poned until Meeday swiftest* ander. Mr. STRUT!' said that the pcstpestwort bed bees desired by the Speaker, as a 'weevily risoplimas with the resolution of the preview evening. Mr. 42. ELMS= tad Mr. B. Dnwnerne ant sewphilsoll of the n Ii fTEM. seggestod, that to obviate bows Wow, wed swain the i stswe to get their Nib kW the ismer hetes k the Maw should west at rash, o'clwlt on siad aat. snallelkir mewed to west with b -weeral asaranisaa, yam' todiosetmil thit at a Isar pw:led of the make a seseits wseld be Wide ea the la r. OISE - MBE wwwwied te palpate his motion until Moodily next. MEXICO. Dr. BOWRINO witibed be know If the friendly inter ference of the Britia=nwssnt had been awed to the contending pintos he Viscount PALMERSTON a m id th L at him Idsgesty's late gostsussoat had am& wo hadir of their good Awe to the ••••••lag !relies. The went poem had monied the twist is a um Masai I hot Wear petty pet ed say dein Se it. Mails Wog at sbenorla however meth la wall Sane Ellersonanil sight tapir- the WO *by a/ft 6, lderia, the lime wadi see tied willsther steps mad have been takes. PRIVATE BILLS. Mr. EWE moved that ft I expedient that the sewrita ties sad rook" of all conewhileto ow winds bills, is !thee melons et parbansent, slawidd be as as nearly as may be to these of seausitews at railway MIL ; and that I kJ an iaftrastisa he the anittee for revisits of stead* owlets to make peewit's& sowaldingly tbst lNG svonimr. LlSorgrested the porposeremt of the disc to make way for the mere important subject wed of ios Poitpased writ Thera, next. RaLWAT BRIDGES. 'kg. CLERK, to rheum lig • geotemegAgelde on • ham wring hy_ the lea. reeleller N oWeip m. the eialewiti on dXr. Lesko the grograst, that geresenta. tire Wires aide igialmormogremill to the - present Railway Bened, the lir Depreemat, the Board of Tale, soil Mm Bradt to the Marthat the replithem WWI opts these dessoessearo. ortiuoct Ihn EOM wombs swil& riven, threw salt es Mt orbs mmate, mkt*, had re , sedeed werepuresd. rid bed awls bequiry, end found that a hod ban aditormil to Lord Dehorie, dated Mtle 4prl lad yaw, genes lie attentions to the replatiess Warne by • err eto the Railway Cruses Coesolklation Dig ter the eistisestiso of roilway bridges over turnpike 'needs. bat i•v qp raves to bndgee over rivers. BI:=1-`• OF THE HOUSE. Lord J. RIVERLL flied the esetrinne or. the Health of Towns Bill*. Iltidry welt ; sad The CHANCELLOR of the ILICHP,QUER axed that, ea Railwa ys , he would pompoms the second reading of Ms (No. 2) Bah as the first order of the day on Monda week. Mr.HUDSON hoped the right hon. gentleman would Nee the propriety of withdrawing that bill altogether. BRITISH INTERVENTION IN PORTUGAL. Mr. HU MR, is rising to submit the motion of which he had dlven aptidS demmd the house that he bad seldom bad serous toprima • duty so imploring to himself, inas much as that dusty Tr b complaia of the policy of her Majesty's present government is remote '.o the affairs of Partogal, es brag dasprosee to constitutional liberty, and likely to lead to assepeneesthe most disastrous not only to this inerzy hat to the raised weld. He held it to be a vabsehle part et the pile, itthie country to niacitain those prindpke on whisk Iha BA government and the British erelbstho woe immied. It was well known that this erastry eyed the MEM k *eyed to the successful Issue of • mugs between& spie end the sovereign. The people an their emit des sovereign owed her throes, to the result the revolution of 1088 ; but where vomit have bees the liberties of Eng land, had my sovereign et Europe at that time taken the erne which the Bobble government bad now taken in moor to the intoned affairs of Portugal ? (Hear.) In rbjesdag to the ressilhoesse which had taken plan, it woul.l be Ma der II shames the /alter acts of her Majesty's govansasset in sagest se it. The result of that interference, villa. esti& OA seem addaii Awning bed made them etrernka, he drepht isorossed dr neceesity for his mobile terikid ; he SW swat he ipso tem to say, had cast a risia 'pea iddobsoms. Beekersted, beaneeee, Jodie iaterfoosse ea prisdeis. led dr peepsoidea Yoked to subert, whit& wee simple ma lido, doctored that in the 3sigmest of that home thetor Id interference of 1 bream •r e v in Par - gad • likez had istswik le %Sort • "aria smera=rall ass sod et ell tiros ; " but it had been suggested to him Sot it right be going too far to call upon the house to de clare that as eiicamstanees could occur to justify such in terference, sail lie bad, consequently, confined his motion to Miser in Portugal and as the motion now stood, d there woad be we misunderstanding ss to ib _ and we dillimatty is may hon. member making up his mind on the question , whether the interference which had taken place was unwarrantable and likely to lead to mischief end der Ter. He objected not only to the principle of the interference, but to the manner in which it had her carried out. He held that before engaging in such a course, it was the duty of the goverment to come down to the house and ask their opinion whether they could - enter upon it with propriety. If they had regarded pre cedent they would have done so. (Hoar, hear.) In 1826, whet it was also his lot to be a dissentient from tho principle of Warren:lee, Mr. Canning brought down a ta her the crown, which stated that -• His sayeatala th e House ot Ccensuasts, that his bee ti received ea armee sorlinon trom the Princess Anent d = g la *Ma or this sadist abilasseors aMme ; . tursl;; been he Tasissey sad the aces of 7~1, his Nasy% ell es= t t ia heads sairreisa *maid& . • • • • Hie mho Ore ameseeleallee le the Maw of ili;am;en . 4 wide the t- sal =lke emiltere gist Ms Irked Cap tors vlll Awl to his Miteem thr weal ermserneas ead Mean is maintableg the MO' at Veinal, and hi neer* foreign hostility the whey and nipindree dthe kingdom,: fttora, tbe oldest ally et Great Itt MIL On that soeseion, the goverment oommunicoted the facts to the hoar, and area Vases lade they were gelled upon either to afirm the peeper'' — ar the goverment, or reject. it. There was thee an Waal isesdos of PorempLby Span, and we were boon 1 to aria Perusal with tamps on such an event by the treaty surest Ise* is 1661, when Charles 11. monied the Ware of Porepol ; and by the treaty of 1702, Holland, Ragland, sad Portugal were bound to wrist est& ether, fed the two former to assist the latter whir the emegeashmemb of France and Spain, both of which had • series purpose to obtain paireelon of Portugal. Os that amid= Mr. Canning said that, nabs+ bound by such moths, he would have beet the tbit lo ear to Interfere la the affair of any foreign crus tily. • Mao pporment artist day were in error, they were esedered is ded @nor by her hours of ;raient, and grim dee irlierstion was undertaken for the p m urpose of eselakdkdor the beset sad good faith of Begird, the mgeper Or it ems met each as to sot • bac=edent for the !hare. Ha was ores, before going f ,to call ascert ain to • sentimentality. Canning:B. ere in the debate set the ger On the 12 th sage of 1926. et December Mr. Collide g theerT stated, sad I now Apish that it err barmen the ebb at the el the BM* assumnesa In bilerleiss in the bat lonlointa of ten teresiens 010100. 402$111•1 0( that tint • l'aolllololll Nike est* man theirelvea. • And der, be speektestithe bee essadraties. he : *ma ebt al set ollitedthhossmera. He ad bee duty, nrr ren bar peruses, M eer samessans Ike thelablend reek/dos et to data Ills eahhirsepresie see draspereesit *tie grant of con. admiral dorm s Mord : 'Odes epos bat grant woe owe Utile was a s& iper presoodki in the pert •/ Kr. Monier'. - wed moot be NM et the pureekdings of the =,gesetesseat Ia thepeeled beterce there was no --ve eases fairlit--8. Ited not iavadod Portugal, Trews led set kraal Portugal ; but the het simply was, this oaten wow lades sutra[ bete he Imo time i er n as it them- Portugal, sad tits westoodkod porde' not g able to es/re, those tabs were dr worm in the setter called egos dr BM& sosocemeet to assist theta. Is looking ever the widdi bed been prodesed s there woo not ass of the sable lord's (Paiminstien) up to the ash of April, is which he a dded aot eseesar El fin as he repudiated en foreign interference and op posed every applicalhea co the part of the Portuguese gweseamest for assistance. Since then, however, it would that some mysterious and overwhelming power or had been at work with the noble lord and the go verment, whisk had turned their heads, arid altered all their wrier determinations. This change, he thought, Wei to the importers of the question. (Her.) The Fatigues , (barter had bete violated in every article by Ow GUNS and ham minineng and the liTie l / 2 Muslim and lo bster et the le sit at ncoskt. Tlat lad naturally nosed the sgsheit the senersassat, sad it eras not tor us, The were tobgbir Are &elk* et Marty and free eawasaaat, to mkt the Qom r ot e =d, when she was sheafyid& to the air sad et of her ,Le eg theft /soder. Nft sotonatiostional people air irreg resieti ular lei ever bra demetadot eif the (Omen._ Her throne, her Ithery, or her (110004( severlasin threat ened. AR eleddie he bier asked to do was to dinniss those cog seantellers who bad advised her to trek down the HUM* envie pile& (Hew.) It was because of the eisiatisei of thersaitorhy ems freedom et the people bed besagassenteekdast fay is tour, matt they had met ,wired tleserdrery grimmese et the goesenteent they veal bete deserved She coolloas _et dee lAA civilised would Rs would state whet had When_ phis Mal the es the liable. Lord Meerut de Bleides, be the first ea o 11kciewsrs sid.:— tionormed kr Slim esses= is treiserke. It was balsa rebsertlas es, iheauleet trashed" oreseemrt se dr hoses et the Nam& et =l7 Ina it vens dimwit's NM Ile khalif* litllst le led me twee of Wow, rd thetas *NIT lie mesas are Isirusseetle or* the 4." lllesd trhse al =efais iliel " t b =ea tirvidesi rdedie ulda ilre dlimidY ebeeseleesas. le Ow tent er the _mire amble Ss emery out elnerdadone terassassks-modists, rirbiehlbay !Ohm so Tong 101(1100=00610•0(etyw at seassee.b:=likeselapaterme ash bream holm al" Mate. I sesh dim ihet. to the eamommay, eseteeieMeeee ct beteeleeeted thew% vary andassatyeedrtitbhsahon t▪ ase gyawirstroL 1,• • *see2geht ithe lisle of immolog folks had parer ae aisle a And stydneellee aseasorelet Isiza e = l " ou telbsessy Reeky vas SW, inks line mere tneedir Is saw Waft Ome de Ittesella, iiimw7musigr dji i =l dr Isla ahmessell. Ike din, esed as the ima., we. am mita Is Mow drosty misset,....= the ass gararaemest. awl all the saC, the Sturied Ode ry re d i m . M. bid Ms diZied leleg der yessoebe tt ▪ apieste le peserlise memo* wen his IA Debra Ilmedia aperameld et id *she* $ 0 the thineeetehdoquere, rare Mg ban vier the *Pi lbs. yes lnd sweirms ras 00 $ 1 sera sops but sa Nesldas sure Tad Mos le themes et the Slime* eisselsesel i rr ha rremmesdese viemsetsep display The tears TITO, drab Imo Aims Is .. emsof Aed Whet wee tapes snood o f de Watts him self se to this date lade ? Hs odd— It to mirk Itte sogrelld that this abase et tea been Orel la • moan m eerie areirmitir= l ef g ees aniskvait aillir"del"L as irenii7sl.4e the remit tente d = • • JA M ___ ZPiest tri a m t s b e r sett t e g li er re a l:a3=M lisittl esseatashreesbeelas Sas by u 4overnalent: mire were two Oast oridlithlS wank the art hoe tea sra. the ef of Qata wait tniell his e** Pied *dew of i Zt=f i the ... (414011= 11d theDtt"-TinikS. le t =I MIMI Is asp pertimi). fcr the cae seiKl.adshasthepee. a the sea ousttilsosee astiorlyorkratowha ina lia _lt I : t ie elm . 1110111 4 :rill it rast ir: h r 010110=16% WU keep gareelses. ant Ism= Kau. Kee aprosaiir. sill egg ary neL so4i Ire for bowallio ehe Urea stip= gig di m oss ad St ha* et* tibia *a elan pied *sithAl =, a irlimr . teltalue Ida aids*. Ths shoes* fee desersei to de areelsess NNW y .1011(101011111$ YIN& the efilmesef re plifff wept immiereris meek tie dherrels seismOdly barb Woo wtratit iali ne laregrAssi. l Thee epsehiss Or Wasehat lhlitlatY, be rid. 111. vi • ed opYd He eked the :41,10.,1100. Ihtrthe I whediw olindiri gial"Fidsibl ismog imbilleudiu. r .l ans lo wne rmool 4.""Air ii.r.tk 7 4" lo :70 4 7 ged p e :7 11:; a rata blur la epheidiest a isesrment bet aot had beat a &est vidatlia al the Patigule &seta t the previous trestion. imiti maxim . ' auinni.suu hews of the= of EXETER, but be Abertleee. el 's aint. We - th. — ile. let ed. meoem ewe... yurry ys arawirrn, ••jr ••••=er.... •••......,- .-.-- .__ high pekes. White Wheats, lie. to 16i. - wed. Ile. 6d. to -- - Lal11)). dews essiaasi from Weds to emsesem maw me mem.... ....... Ayr amid Calloway- Ns. U. OIL Sawa 7s. . r the home ' him net. to mum c,,k,a u d., N... 1,.. 4,.. geese Xertiunt Ma 14e. 6d. pee basket Barley somMal. Nis, NIL le 411. per Bail FITZWILLIAILiebseei le be overt et Mr. Deity, *lab required aid it Me issumement. persons kedeset a remit culled wilib • ..-..- .. as ^...- . MT/4MM 4911• ;I- ~ ill v. Seam, at to 9a. re bush& ' • . . Welker se this line, ressabsd to lho sew hew, which he 11110 weft esherwiee quelifieihr like glass et seleseheesters mew intes . mut hie Mew the because they were in hay twin ? Ite did wet knew why it eskeeit, ei et to tbe nodes at Oho • . - 1 , ' ...nigh --ThSti IMIT IS =T IM OE from the Bishops of ifoltwirilt MI mie. Mil ..4 ..._ ~ 'l. ' • Wheal rhew 4as aties se " I ' ' balm ' should im aid that the wee. vela:* the heaught the Miliweet • ,• • , . : gulled Mats dearer thaw's* '''' *Wig - ... .... Ind* tr. We Oh pee l the Earl of Calenarra., Use imam De. leee "L ..- .ao‘f - gob . "^". . _Malik* et ILICITIIIi. seh .m.. -20 , Edia sad IL Is. • . en. - .""" hi buy eddy elm dead= , - a llielowlelear ~..,. me% ea . - we bit he WY the lemmas sadwiew te bel ...., mon Tuesday next of moving GLASGOW SALE Jun to. Barley, Beans, and Oats no terstion can be noted. .et .' 'la be ikamainglay teat pee* Ha boa is that the papers laid before the Caledonian New, 4es.Sd. Ds Olas., Kn. a Aye Hans, No. 3, UXBRIDGE, Jugs 10.—The Wheat market to day waver) C' 11° MO l b. am"? 4 / 1 " 0 11 the ' MO , &Mel Alliadei; OA if all allindlif ewes awl it esbacala der 11l blreiliall 'Me the feseceliew um of had aria • • &ix thst they shield lee seemed Ikea*, bat it earl t justify the late interference l i tZ a t hece r . nh be tc y h !itin'ars. 64. ) 1 . 2 : 80 . 6 d*,. , 9 .. 34. short ; business was rather better than last week, but no calls mess whisk meld emir be done by ethaebe be easismey et their owe imbeds di. dam that he British governme,nt in the internal Eset Lothian o:tral, sea. North British, az edterstMn can be reported in the e .... Wheat, 201. to 61. rasirtet Ihs=a loo ellealle. en weber, less luelilit - by vet Mahar pour fa hely orders in cerearzisa terference lgal. Edin. & gertb, 31.. 6d. I Do. Thirds, 525. Ms. 6d. CarL. St la thfici I geottigh Central, IX Ts. &I. r i r a. kad ' 4's q rs ' Bean ' , 531 ' r° P*s * P er r l r ' Pt" ' s°l ' t° We. • miry step turns& tide ablest would ha to with the Church of England appointed schoolmaster', he the prom Barley, 48a. to 64a. Oat., 30s. to 40s. Rye, 665. to " t n 11717130119. in answer to Dr. Gl "" D ''' 4 ' ' ve the towhee et ussieel iamb the prayed of would lay that it was a just end fair claim, and one to which he trusts 60s. Tarts, 10d. per bushel. Floor, per sack, white, 83s. ; rule t ai SO eseniee the eierieel In cendelesties the government was bound to attend. If conditions were to meaning, - L._ e_-........1 -sr—, L... e \ •;•• aehneda they ameba to his mind INTELLIGENCE. Tarn DAY, noir alb" ttho Home of Lord% lett Wet. the Mee of l i ma complained et the seem taken ly the Lord b u idost of the Council in arrievreeeire emelliate l b, &sown with i a • tegO a r dig s eeding to the mi. to *V ores, calculated as ameba, mei te albumin wens of the Chuck at Boshoil_ is mit to po i s elior public wheels, anit eseilededloyieseings Woke adhetttiot peens fa hely oars, est telts.lrinalleZests w ok* aid hem the partiereerdery *vie of LkNSDOWNI condemned the reembdion tho ground that it covertly and indireelly !led te wort that it was expedient that money voted by !Me Hess d Commons for one purpose . should be devoted • aw earr, by applying • portion of a special rat for the purposes of education to the sus rata- Ira of t particular order in the church. Thinking the gespssioon dale rightrev.prelate highly objpotionable, he skald move the previous sT:onion. Lmd STANLEY o rriod the views of the B. - of Barran, but in the ties state of the kneel Mi aid°, b as.l demi the sebieet to t owe eboorrataoss hoot Ilourrnar, and the Earl k is withdrawn. Lord et his intention on a resolution, that kale do not justify is the part of the British affairs of Portugal. In the House of Commons, in answer to Dr. BowsiNo, Lord PALMERSTON stated the course which had been adopted by the late, and by the pre set, government, in reference to an offer of mediation between the contending parties in Mexico; but neither the United States, nor the Mexicans, had evinced any desire to avail themselves of the proffered intervention. Mr. Hums, in conformity with his notice, brought the subject of British interference in the affairs of Portugal under the consideration of the house, con cluding his speech by moving that, in the judgment of the house, the armed interference of this govern ment between political parties in Portugal is unwar rantable in principle; and likely to lead to serious sad mischievous consequences.—Mr. B. OSBORNE se tended, and spoke strongly in favour of, the motion, which was supported by Lord W. PALLET and Mr. IL J. BAIILLIE ; the speakers in favour of inter ference being Lord 11. VANE, Mr. M. NILNES, and Lord J. RUS , ELL—MT. WARBURTON was opposed to the principle of intervention, but would not vote in opposition to ministers.—The debate, on the motion of Mr. I'. BORTILWICK, stands adjourned to Monday. INQUEST, YESTERDAT.—THE LATE SUICIDE 01 tar SOUTIOVISTESTS RAlLWAT.—Before Mr. Carter, in the hoard-room of the Wandsworth Union, open the body of Frances C. Arney, aged 19, who commi x suicide by peeci panting herself in front of the 7 o'clock *ewe train al the South-Waster Railway, on Wednesday Mein, last. Mr. Stevie, the manager of traffic on the Beadh-Weatera Rail way, was in atteudanee on behalf of the ormtprogy. Frede rick Hudsoo, a labourer on the Sontb-Weelegn Railway, mats d, that on Wednesday morning, about 7 *V8411410 was on the railway-bridge at Battersea, by the side of ffien t raldi she look , d very pale, and was retching when the train . a sharp angle. and was very near the bridge. no deceased left him, and ran down the lank mad went on the line. Deceased then stooped down and daffier ' lately laid her head on the near rail on the down line. Whom she did this the train was not mere than five at six yards lowa her. When he next saw her she was lying. in a water: masa by the side of the cutting. When picked up she was not dead ; her fare was covered with blood, and her right sras was broken. There was not sufficient time to stop the train ; the driver blew his whistle. tai called to de ceased to pet out of the way, but she did dot umbel may at tempt to do so. George Runn eorrobsesnedidmallisomme= Arney stated that he lived with hie paroodsed aenr Gosport, and deceased was his sister. The imilino saw her alive was last Monday three weeks, whoa the IA: hese to go to service at Southsett. He first heard ohs wee wising from her situation on Monday lout. He had bland • that on the Saturday previous the deceased's mistime =i moo property and had his sister's Ws me bet, although r °thing ' was found, the aft you his sister's mind, and on Sunday she • the house under pretence of going to church, but did not netans bier mistress received a letter the next day from the deceased, in which she said that she bad been disgraced b 7 having her boxes searched, that she should never return other to her place or family, but that she should take arsenic. —The jury returned a verdict " That the deceased died *ma injuries by a locomotive engine striking her, she being la the line of the London and South-Western Railway, icing at the time inn state of temporary mental derangement. COMMERCIAL If MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCB. Two o' Clock .—W e have a firm and still improving market in the funds, investments in which, or puresm for a inward date, are made with more confidence. The header books being now abut in preparation for the payment of the dividends, Consols are quoted ex-dividend, and for the opening only. The first prices called this morning were 871 to 1 ex-dividend for the opening on the 16th proximo ; but they have improved since to, and now are, 871 to 1, prices equal, with the dividend on, as quoted down to yesterday, to 891 to Reduced Threes, 871 to 1. Three-and.a-Quarter per Ceuta, 891 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 4s. to 7.. premium. Bank Stock, 195 to 7. We have Spanish stocks somewhat higher, but with little leeriness doing, either in these or any other foreign securities. no Fives are now quoted 22 to 1; the Threes, 34 to i. Por tuguese advanced to 311 to 2i. Dutch Two-and-allalf per Cents., 681 to ; the Fours, 891 to 90. Mexican, 20 to 1. Venni:els, 38 to 40. ESIOLISTI VENDS. but keg, Isle I 3 earOLOntelle /eel- Sli les dlr. !Pt N. IN. Sus, 671 gerCamtlit • Tr Cs 03..44 AN. Nat lc car /ORLIN( rf= B.l rpeol (.1. Odium Laerlas goads 94 9 me ommtnremaa 1N r Odium Poses ST 4 Ormalla DONN t Ceet. - Seer ex mane,ul4, si • pma Anslasa 1419..11: 4 a Nor OS NINNY 14N. b• Dim 11141., 51 3 ONT. lids, 311 31 Iwo masts. Ayres 8a...,n s r ecTslikalbe.. ' 44 U Dim Mike 1104 .51 $ Ilas 23 j Was Colwa , Def. EN, 41 3 I par OS B = l mbiaa 4.14N0r 11419.,11 snke. Deemed 14/..,16 s a eat Ct. IM MO 1145.. 93 4 NNE el • alter et I/ melt Ms, Na l Ipso lemenelleNge., N 40 4 F. 0- Ceres. Dutch, 991 90 taINPONITSTNTassi". RAILWAYS.—We have a pod mritst, sad prices kmly sustained, with a fair Mart a Insioss doing con *Senn that Saturday, at this is... st die Pa; and with mat weather, is granola, sherd it sort of aka mem. GALL trACTRO UP TO TWO 1215 DAT DI .LONDON. (Yesterday', prises WI lo Dowd `loot nege). Lb., Nett, Pee., &P. 2., 11 'Newels* k Ser., 7+l 7 lk - . end Wad Jun., 161 Da New, 61 7 n. . a _11.1., Wein,* Dudley, 141 I Newmarket k Chesterford, Ei \ 1. 7= , 22 1 Nor . !lber 1.7 a 64 to r Do. Da Pap. ti tre, et., N 0.2, 11 P Nene ! gi l .. V2 2 Do. Test ~ 6.1 1 Ds • Fast Llosin 61 71 Des fill e. I Orest Iterthelli. schwa. k Wet. (Ira), 24 NorM=aldrr, 10 1 Oral Wahl% 113191 North Weans 2) Ds Thins C Os., War, h WC., 13 1 1 Ds Preston and we, in I Do. Mte7lll6l 1 Do. Salves (A), in Do. New, 7( Reeding., Guild , k Reg., 51 D. is k liredlord, 66 Szettlmit Midland New, S Date& Runk, 194 Shrews as bir., Claes A, 34 3 lisar, Men., a Ness... Jo., 1 Do. do. ( 6 ), 2 4 Dodo, sled Bliwkwall New, No. Shropshire onie,ie 2 1 li 1 las, irrr toe, &S. Coast. 5.1 i 1 South Wales, 7 D 6 l IL it .. n 'astern, 1761 8 Wog Riding treks, I d per OS Ws. L kti 25 Wind. Stamm. k & W., 1 p 1)-0 : D.'• who, ta t it Intend a shoo. 6,6 i 6 pg. nut. 513 Be. Scrl9,4i g Dengu., ibi lq D. Se Leers Patna 91 9 •*" & Belt, l d awnhas l9) soßm, , Itidend, 121 • Do. New, 101 Ds. New, 9 EROL S. Vll7 little bn LlV einess d PO one bc tinter t Birk. ) 20: aa 14 d Conalre, S N.W. New qrt, 191 qrs. B. IP sad lawn 314. . , Qrs. ol m ' • No • 1, y ea De. 40!. dr, 41 Re ) : 14" 3U ' t " . . elate It Berwick New, 11 • Nark Eriti•S, sti 2 Os. and sa,P renc r ._Wym P lleret (11` a ern sad Kaye. Pref., 3 " P Yak k Newcastle, 1171 $ Do. Neer. IS Do. Prof., 61 71 York k N. Mtd., 96 41 Do. Estes., 411 Do. Pref., 151 IS Do. E. & Vt. Ill& El., 201 20 Oen. of Prawn 'Orl. Is Vie.), 181 Lotterstourt4 Nam ur sal , N. of France, 21 II; Pees sad Orleans, 49 LLP.B. Joss a prices were reading upwards. B. E. & Dover, 3 , 4 cow. nh4s, 1 York V &N. Midland, Bid k Wed INtisi Estee., 101 p Do. Pref., 0 1 wros. Oxford Jo., Leeds end Think Pref., 1-16 j a N. 6 - ,e ire, 4aottirls Central 11 Rbrewsbury k 9/. 124.3 d. .to., B, 3 Wharfstste /late N. E.), 11 d Lie., Crosby, & South., 1 Dutch Ithealsb, 24 n. Ihrip, h. Y. M. aeri e d Yeekeidreo Ma Id. a I.N. it BMW. 4SI P & dea n Yk. EL. Mt Id. St d Lena it Theft Do. New. S d , 6 d Do. Prat.. Ilt 6d. It 6d. d BRISTOL The isseket reessieeel atm asl4 SaL 111 L.Pli Milk Mob. as& aa Oa 461=1.12.144. ad. a Oidlei la la p 4.114 ha = Lir 011411011 181/0111$ De, IL DINO aCay . ISIL a p To. ?elk the &tells: ea , wee bat H li ad ttl& d the put eg Mita It Ws% 111 4 Gt. Waimea Oral II 119. Iti. AO% IA Lop. &A. Valc r isi K Mu. & Lids i d Vasa M ON% 1p . a.: --. ll }y HULL, ULM A= U. _. 1 —.........- ANOXI , lCarass„ Ir., ft., tie. I as. a Lee* WI- U. 41 :d Fag I.l4oolmlift 7. ll. aide MIMI. Be., 6/s. 6d. TOM SALM SVIMI 14 at. Naellink. IIL is. M. MAIM& Qt.. 'ILI% brissibrand /100114 Is Id. l'adt & ISsinalle 140 w, 15 News Si Derwidg. NH Bs. Pre f. IL ls. IL Ds New, IL Ill• Tot & Now& 11111441, 64 N. Brit. Thlrds,ll. 130.6 d. W. IY.De. Peer, 11 DUBLIN IX" ins 10. Ot Strath. & West., 92i UAL Mkt, Gt. Wes, &R. datal, 7 I Al lriell im a ds eligok 111. LDBUSUROH lILIII.Ten N. IL I Abeedees, 10 &lb. & Firth. 115. toe. t 6. Galkoway,lllo. De. Illiva. 10. 14. .- _.. haps u... 11.45:48 W. Ittlaisl - weethir,iii eiitlars istilibileti ra v eLleell ii = e !ts Wheaknehtit er p t ie st WOMI IMM 21. IO b. per these shwa = llllla ricere Movies o w ns walted al lee iii, end 944 Wed in Take blip la per NON art stoma& fag Ode setiet, bardill be above werbarwe t and oe4Leill se Pew, HMO le. per ea. ebeepek OW, Por• the remel biases et taker etitaio„ betuad 14.4 pr Ob. • tad Oda& was the tac t I m a la -241= 4M a ewe limbed node than Pm way b. .; s ad loam MA b. pr Ar rivals the 10th et Am. Insheives into Wee -1,801 paw ; , 113; ; r„ . 4 ) 0 1 6 ; Oats, 2,616 ; Pees, IS; 15,683 ; Indian Own Mal, 19260 barreb; soars ; Flour, 1,189 mobs wad 124211 bulb Lan:ow, tom 11.—Oor bob! HMI wa s = tridt Wheat toby ; a hype draw be the swam abed b. over bet wastes pries% bee veep bib UMW 6001 1 181 11 MM• =..,.. A laws quantity ensebt at the elms et thaellellot. red, 904. to 96a. ; whit*, We to M. Net tieing ta spring Con. PLYMOUTH, lows 10.—duppihn down tress ilea/re and treat dread continue on a faun auk, and t o r et Tuesday were Ashy supplant a lib atendata Rave, lowa 10.—We bed a very fhb etteabwrehhoth of saws and briers, in the wow maul belay; the be boas wakes abated were priadpolly by manspla, ;sad et Warne Web rhea White Wheats, lb. to 16s. ; red. 12s. 6d. to ',.. Iti. pre baba. - , souls& NM, 36n. to 4' , .. per besse, It- exerieireeid — B Eitt a ter Arnim (blind) ; NCtiredarl Iteesnar. tee Ol m ssim thin do pipers hid Were .pwilmenTr in 4 NW, the kis l iirialestVis PM& governamilalla biome Aft et MIMES OF PORTUGAL Lord GFORD joked whether ir muset lad reseived arty add isteEleate of the reseal agog and etweewheAnneeteleme oases. el the Bridgeville ea the Out of Nitro' t he releitedi le the meander el Costa Das Antes and the troop' nada lit esmisend. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE wee abut mainly inaudible. We macisesteed hint to say iakentaties bad ben received of the serrsoiler of Count Da AIMS and his troops. Lord BROUGHAM—An they oar priesows, ar the pri. lows date Portman, goverment ? The hisignis of LANSDOWNE'S anew was inaudible. Lor a d BROUGHAid—Ase we in pomades of the forts of the T ? The Meta of LANSDOWNE—We are only informed ▪ lbe orszresier et the pitmen la laseliso. s la t i r ijirtteimikg-4 MP* ShIG asi ill far "d ig ll. ' the Peresswere seeersoiont that they ,sera tent te Aaaele W. be the aka elthe that have leen Ii rINSDOWN;IVereres will seed er= is tifere, withont ths walks of the = LieM N AND WESTERN RAILWAY (IRELLND). _ • of Er. n 4k1.42"-----.. . ..4--z---7--...---Z-z„• „ 1 1 ",_.. z......e !ii6. _e..."' S. e,,d_e___>/- it4e...-2.--5----/e—• ' ' 1' ,I , eiiii.IKAYA '5 _ • •.... ose PIARL tali% Jame 11. ---"*"......_-/ T 7 -7 • 1 ;' POI - Altli vaag b Atth: • Thl .. llllll " lll = assa t e r Kok Wad 4604 ~ r ft w e ladoperioala, pethiptheleas, ea :ohm" et dr . 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[3d. ha am 61 04 • and =Er that list It bri saw le Ir wa t e l. " *-- Thire..--Cie. woe wassitiy sidalein o t r tbress ego day. • sw i m *. me al so totatoollot ..k -``.. that we iiilidniellele ahead 6111111 dvs010" . . 1 1 imih. Hi I. sh. rm, It . ti..tv:6—i—wbia , how , IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ....,...ripmihaftdomih.fi Pia :•: 141.6. Ott a°" =at poi MOO. sort 4111= BIN a,.. It &iv 3, Loydi x .d i k esaar g a t, lei a ima we Inownias Lthatidal, thateas, ia ft would be deelmthiss se moot the Alps end too at oworaroomi. tit Wistomo w lit., AL,.. _ _sa ,iisio, Moth k oda . hu d li aPirdti dki el N. wommows, Wo , 1.1. 1 1 L tath i thr Pic.".....k..."4:ftea at 1'... i rst d 4 .... 1 ".". 0r . Boum OF Wille4 l / 1 10 , 1 T, JUNE 11. st omsrns airw =tr o d hr the btoolloilioolitt ig , The Loan Citation:moth flak Ws mat at 6 o'clock. estor ir '''''''' sad :atherthaa yam/ posed* th ree ams Mailed stooks pe ed 00 pump Kamm isatilia Inn wool to, it wadi Um r iaziasi.„..4; rawtoooor tur.mo r v i sa . u . d raLM; Then woe ea wair e twoo l""m oi ll aoroo • sod oho MINI to be atlY to do ollbtor*t 10 '4 tam bolds prrnicam_., *,, Dumb a elemume apa. alinksbm ressey W&il be adasstlis had. la . *est *ea an Aviator. ilk a / 1 0 11 -0 48 • ltolootalt.. werillmir• la was to tawkotor toll" , la •07 4 the al 414 IN"' Illmilloilawiewi l t —._ _ askOsod sibs Oro INTOsaar at Os at Tom MIL- Shod is dr Wahl. et deaseat is I Uwe is odd& laths wen allethal. lerpo knatha la math the thromean. Lag amaamm fign ply Dimplillt BMW. &MIMI= et Os set flat no alma asesead an ant tomandso thath Us ad.ll I Mo. 6 lasi . 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