The Express. — London, England, 1848-06-14 00:00:00

/ t - /- --. 6 - REAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE ASSUR- Alf ANO6 SOCIETY and INDIA and LONDON LIVE AS- Sill %NUE COMPAN Y. 11. Waterloo ',lwo, and 79, King William ▪ tity. Cementer—The Chlrtiolm, iItPrTT HezWy Kennedy , KM. S REAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE ASSIIII.tSCH SOCIETY. odalthahed upon the meet approved princlplee of the mutual +Meth, and Wows credit for MI( the amount of the firrt Ere annual pICIT9IIIIIIP. The find thrlrion of Koala will he In the year 1889. prop,Kalr of tray description entertained larol‘ing the contingency ef Inman life. INDIA AND LONDON LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. ,C 250,000. In oaf h eal th of L5O eadt. / pm, nall/e• the Bro. of healthy ?ergo. In any part of the world, at ar low nater of prrmltun aa ran he taken consistently with per mit/corny. whiht, for the awasnmalation of the assured, a half-i.re phut, table (No. 11. hen been constructed on • plan peculiar to this office, o d affording (continuing atags to parties swotring for short periods. tb,,,ptlo for th e remainder of We. Al.O vrhrther anlioted with mental nr bodily Infirmities. And tits of naval and ntilitary tolleent and Milian. lu India. In any ivl Oth, ttarts of the uorld. mu t uitio. g ranted, .3 endo ,, moil, for widows and children. A. RIRV INK Mawnwr. IS, Waterloo-plate. MSsS tooe NM.% I/ and Co., railway share u• trtopectfully bee to In(yrtn dmlr friends and thy rutin: thot they contlinto .Lent to BUY and SELL all dewebotloons of •ILW AT ARES debentures. English and f nrei,n stocks. 'Mains WI all other Marto thi s d property. MeIL.M. 1.. and Co. titan further an. mime that their inedle wyle of' railway Marrs takes place every Wed• smaday, at I oeloek, at tho Hall of Commene.Throsinciallestres. Loa• dm ; their ottiom at .hleh Owe all favours are requested to be addresoyl. —Tme %noodle street. London. JAIL 1. 101 0 6 —-I.‘V-AYS 10 hare ()LI) GILT FRAMES free from fly spots aul equal to new In heart. curtain i oles and A orm.b2 a II laceuered work Only aOJ totatitlfttl, srld and Ml,' nll.l 11104 a lellllld p.IW.. alleta and ,41107 Pnitn. hone of other 0..a11y Ilk , al vet. an I mu it worn eopncry l,t to 1 ar t,...k, rwellseed and a p dbdiedaldln fii% made now. i.oitly to nye 1' ?CONS' PARI,I 0111 A) I)KTLIt4II,N P. 1.. and their SILVER ?LATINO. la per bottle. event... Bois wonderful In eticot IPtle In eost. &PI no trouble to tp0e.—..1.1 by Barclay.. Varrlnolon Ytre t ; Smith. to:. hint get: Ed ear 1 , . ill. Pool.; Nation how cloureb ; sr o sm,i ; Ilre Ito. Long nve Site. /wont ...I Telly e Itarliarl. 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It has Yaw o adopted .t none o( the nietr.mot.tan heoyltalA. anti WV+ beft (101111 d. an lak , i;i vrY to longed red .01011.. r en it Om eater hod —Dotalled w th vol.:olio a. of ever , mown - mar/ wade. aunt (Per hoe —F.VOINthr,I in Meg...treat:WA - - - - RUYEItS oY 14:(Y. 11 , 41 Fe:Si/I.:It:4 are re tfifote 11 , 1017 4.c1.1114, totA I tOYILA.I . A‘t Till lt. d..te Vtlyinrwi 11111 1111itonl 117lonet. li. Vt'noWreet corner - of Newman *Met, and NO. 1. Newman "et: they a e the larastA In theold. a,,.1 ootaot melt an newortment of Feh.lerl.. w Viro•iroto,,ol tioieral IrOtellongery >d Callont be nit pr,il6lit 1 Nom • thou for ‘Arioty novelty. IKitity or quoitc••••••11( ..ork•oa wh,lo the prig,. are on that low -.oak for which hi. rwtabli•hmeut its boon rn eclehottel for Mort threl a qoarter oft century. I:44ht A.. e. with Imuirol ornarnelltm 1001 !no r.:1.1 of Tem CI _; ditto with orniolu oml:toxin's and two net+ of ra..; to SU gulnenw; .bronsel knoleni oroplete. with otarnianhi. from IM. lo to CO. tea fo.ller., :it:. with rich ormolu nrruintente, (non is, t o to onnen, rxrint Aoretu ith rwlintirm hvarth piston. Any Snide in the funti.hlne ironmon4ery 30 p e , mo t. o ,der o tinohmt,. Themoney retuniol fur every article not approVed of. Detaiiluil cats • Wool ouch em,r.trinor went .per powti fres, --- Tall:\ IS. MUCK, and BIiETI.ES, lofty hi corn tietely EXTIRPATED by liitlNO MOSPROP CIIEM IrA 1. PANT ins.iarstion pareeedng the inraluahie adranta..,e of 1,60, perfelt`r free from danger to 1$1111:3,1 life. also to does and alto inn wend:kr odor th y will not touch It. whenteic ml.. mlac. and beetle.. eat it fr ely. and to their meta. deotritetlon. The Page 14 diethyl Into bat• for consenienoe of two. nod w 1.1 retail In pots et fa.. lc, each. by the folo 'tot ehentign eh. ere the avnti. for Londe m : —▪ Barth tt. W.. 1. Dretton.torrnee. Den and Cn.. 3.113. tt. ford. greet Iturtleld, II .1.. strand Co:b. Elect...toast Erael“l. ton. W.. 3. 1104 Britt n: 11c11..w.. W. A.. 2. elarkc.pb.e. Idin.tort ; Keating. T.... Pauln Churchr.rd : Klnz. e.. 34, Napier greet. Mott , . : Roy 11., Wellhizton greet Hon. :Wn d. J., Pi. Ilkhopc rte. to et; White. T.. 2,1. Cornhill. Wholeotle moot.:—Merwrs. lied...kin.° and Tonce hcanc. and Eicos; and Stilton nod C... Ao agcttt he, amp app,olited In esery market town in Ert...lreol. Wal.c. end tkotluarl.—Preinred n ly by E. 11. MOSeIt.IP. rhenOAt. a„,..u,ha r dn, sotiey.-3.14. t'pvntrd.. of 15.00 , VOW of the pnge Rare beenwithin fair month...AM Mr. Iliwerwptet.rwreincl an Imam., ourrh, ,estt,4lll. of Ito. hi wo. ` i on it. E A I ItAPILA itnit, or I.lll,dlii itAl Is Ile /•:: the only .1!e that really wove. for all Mount. and do, not require redoine but a• the hair crow., an It newer fa.k. or netionv. that unnatural red nr purple tint common to all other dye, ROSS and PONS can. with the 10.104 confidence. recommend the shore dye ar Infallible. if done at their establishment Indt, nr real. %kitten requiring it are reque , ted u, Wile a friend or a retreat clot them to no boo It is oi..ed. which will enable them to do It afterwards without the chance of failure. Several private lt!nrt aunt, de, ote.l entirely to the above ; and nnne of their edahlid, went Mettle ired it, the extort proklit,st can he at mien weeri.—A.l.l,...s. BOSS and SONS, lift and 1,1. Itlntionneattrwtreet. London. the eve lento l Prewner• Mir /110 LADIES.—ItoWLANDS' KALYI)(IIt.-- .1_ An Oriental Raisin le Prelaration, of Inhllll.le efli.-stry in puri fying the Ain from all plunge.. coots. Moieties. relnea4. fr.-4.le+ inn. and ,ihviorations producing he,lthy I r‘ohnce. and twor , pirency of the heat completion • and a seftrow, wash duri dell ney of the hands and anns. a rem., Male guy.l refre.hing wasng furl dipt of -milliner. and in CUD% of %tinhorn. ,•tings of WWI, cr incidetal infiainmation, virtne. base ion; runt esten‘lvely been ultimo n -d. Price 4, old. anti Se. Of. lor hottle. Mora, of •piriou. ** lian , lors," containing min. rad setrinent.s utterly ruinous to the alnplesion. and which, by their repellant anion. enlanger h,alth. Each lo.ttlo of the genuine ha. the words Rowlands' Kalrdur - on Ow wraircer•—`soldbY.A• lOW LAND and SONS. V.., Ilattonnarden. London. and by all elatuniAs and On SATURDAY. July I. will he puldishod the firet number of THE STANDAHI) FREF.DOM. Printed on the hustle Osol paps allowed by law, price Aid.. or 4s. 9d. per quarter, t rill in wiranor. THE f .INi/A RP OF FR KETIOM wM In the admatte of pontleal. sominewial, and religious liberty. — In the ...titled AM, wide diffo-lon of political looter —a erca aitan:tita ion of Rio electoral body will he imhtol upon ao the only Inca. ior calming a entwine ailltation—for 11.11114)1.7 aPiotitiable do ',lntent—a id for canon.: the l'ommens Ilnuoe of Parlm•mnt to '.come a red. and of olt liow U a Pale and dram the r•ors.tertation of the [toile. The alt lute n'ewl'y offart -Id and march-no d o: *red retnoichnient and re4ll,,ll.SlAti.ll. Will he ciforce I.—A. to common-Sal free tom. It will stoutly maintain the territory that ha. already heel erPneti fnen redrlelon. prohibition. and ”tottoPolY. end will unite the provers of (mete. le to Ito ultimate tritunphs —A• the champion of religious liberty, it will occupy Inch and untnistakatl4 grout. I. It will contend for the inallonable ri lit of er,rr human twins hi fon. to eaproa to adrance. every opinion whirl doe. not I . :len:wet noon the rithts .then—for tho absolute and wain: o nan-inatton of nlhfLn from the - Town. and Daman of the date. —A• a tamer. TtlE STA , : WIRD OF Elt;:t.DOM will am to Mend the 'Aldo] with the into, 4ine.—As a weekly Jourial. It will be dhtinwsioheil by the wool umea and accuracy of Its intelligence—arid will prove la the relic of the term. • raper for the people—do 'total to tunic modal. iolltical. a ol moral .4e - ration All communications tor TUC STAN DAM) OF enr.r.non WM.! be dincttel 'fn the Eht.r.i. 33.5. Stritn , L" Hoot-011w: and money order. iou.t he malo 'doable to JitllN CASSELL, to whom ako ulcer. tioement• may he weriL li ectod an chore. Orion' for Till STANDARD OF FREEDOM will be receive I by all newerectiliwo it town and °wintry. MIRA %V AN it TIIE NATIONAL A MIA ELY. Now ready. in 2 rob post Sen. with poetralt.,Priceena. Mllt AB EAU t A Life History In Foot Books. • This work l'Ae , been low/ In preparation. and I. the only succinct. complete. awl authentic life of DI irahmu yet ',Wait/tied. It contain' , an extunin btem into TA supposed connexion with the father of the nrw.mt et•Klnz of the I , ,ench. ear idl i, a detailed and v.:melon. statement of Mimbeails alone for ' , irk._ the mto arehy. The and volitive will roinprhe a full six moot of the lowa important &Lan, in the National As.e b'y from Its COTITOllalln till the death of Miraticau. Published by Sloth:h. Eider. t Co.. Corrddll. London. to.:. • • e- 11.• A .1 . 41 • ..1..•N•1 .10 r.. • 1.,D0 volionci,),rtee la ;AT i_ast ila stamps!, la 41., W HAM I() k.k I, 1)ItINK, ANTI AV())1); 'nth Diet Tablas for all OurWahrts. it) K. J. Cetreawatt, kb CC era v.—flow to lorn.c.. ierfintit tranitall recline , . • , lo , t light'. met, s, dew he tI. a etratentel hp Ce ola.rvtaor rs( 11,Truatioent o• talneJ, the (whie. the 1.,.re . .up1) grm to Vic .1104 t - al oapalLution, May r ire = arlanun i I.:.,•iati hay an ara mad I'ol , .11i tort 1.4 life all..tto I to too. oir To le I a INtaaranalfe , ...: Car . I . 147, F" , :r.t.. 'treat ; V. (Swahili ; Nalaat, 467, West Fitrand: on . 41, L the .1111,.. It %real ••• NEWS FRO NI PARIS. PAM.M. TOM!DAY, 11 30 A.M. The capital this m rning, as it h , :a done since eigh o'clock last night, at which hour the troops were withdrawn to their quarters, exhibits all the external sitas of pi rtect tranquillity. It might be ix pectel that surrounded with nil conceivable means of information, 1 mi ht he able to inform you tie cause of 3 est•rda,'s afftir ; I have found, however, no int ans of doing so. No one can explain why the rappel was Ix toen at a moment v. hen there 'were no discoverable signs or e , ,tettle, no atteove mento, or other visiole cause of alarm. Here is, in short, but one into explanation, and it is One which is unive.sally accepted—it is this, the qoestion of a vote of confidence was to be debated in the assembly, and 73,000 c a motile were to be demanded to de'ray the expenses if what is called here its high police, or secret service. It wss de-seed to swell the in-.jority by which this grant, implying also a vote or confide nee, would bo given. In the n.ld4. of professed tranquillity and pert( et order, therefore, to the utmost amazement of the tolmoitan's, the rappel was beaten, national guards rushed to arms, and troops of every area b. an to surround the assembly. Chimps of curious spectators, attracted' y these movements, began of course to collect, and in the coarse of an hour the en virons of the assembly, the scene of this military display were 'venom& ;I by crowds. These crowds, however, were v ry el;fferent in their comliosition from the alerostiomente or the Porte St Laois. Thwy were composed chi. fie of the inhabitan's of the quar ter the most respectable in Pars, and three wets not. one I in ten exhibited a blmise. Ineliviluals, how; eel., here and there uttered e'iew, some in favour of Loa's Napoleon, who was expect. dto present himself thee anembly; ot hers agai oat Clement 1 hoint. , cow:Linder • of the rdtional guard, who has render. d himself ob noxious by dispataging the legion or honour : some shouted .• Vise Barbes r and some " Vivo la Repuh-; lique r but none of these exclamations excited any common sentiment or accord, and it was apparent that tine-tenths of the assemblage were mere speeta tors attracted by curiosity, and a desire to know the cause of the xtraordinary measures which had been taken—a cause which no of e could explain. It was in the course of the proceedings that three shots were fired, by whom does not appear, two of these took eft . ; et, having wounded two officers , one of the national gu ard and the other of the line. These measures outside took place exactly at the moment that the debate on the question of con fidence in the government, and the grant for seer. t service was piing on in the c hamber. In the mid• t of a speech of M. de Lamartine, that orator, pale with horror, announced to the assembly that two offi cers had been wounded, that the capital sees in emeute, and that the cry of " Vine CEmpereur I" had been raised. He announced also that the executive had issued a declaration that the law of proscription of 1832 would be enforced against Prince Louis Na poleon until such time as the assembly could decide to the oontnry. The funds demanded were granted, and the vote of =Wince given by a large majority,— 669 to 112. The assembly then' adjourned, the troops retired to their quarters, and in an hour Paris was as quiet as it had been when the rappel was beawn. It is announced that among the individuals arrested on Saturday night at the Porte St. Denis, were :Ivo attaches of the English Embassy, and an English female in the male costume. A letter has been addressed to Galignani's paper, by an English gentleman, who was taken at the same time, and incarcerated at the Prefecture of Police. Ile says he we) arrested with others while quietly sitting in a restaurant, having been first told that if they left peaceably they would be conducted is safety beyond the crowd. Last night the Prefect of Police sent information to M. Tillers that a project was discovered, having for its object an attack upon his hewn in the course of the night. In consequence of this, the garden which surrounds it was occupied by a company of the na tional guard, and 1,000 men were kept under arms at the Mamie during the night, ready to be called out at a moment's notice. A numerous assembly of ex• deputies and representatives took place there, which did not 'meek up until midnight. Although it be true that the demonstration of yes terday took place without any adequate cause yet known, a serious agitation prevails in the capital, and the state of opinion has been greatly modified eine° February. The banlieue, where) lately democracy was predominant, is now remarked for the prevailing spirit of Buonapartiem. The army it is generally believed would be readily excited by the prestige of the Emperor's name ; they are, moicover, stung with the ignominy and brium cast upon them after the days of Fehruoi•y by the l'rovisiJnal Government ; and the cry of " Vice L'Empereur !" and " Vice Napoleon!" has already issued from the ranks of more than one regime:it. The commander of the national guard, by dispa• raging the Legion of Honour, has insulted the army, and even a large portion of the rational gaud used. It may therefore be easily conceived that serious anxiety he felt, and I have even heard it affirmed this morning, by a' ember ofthe assembly, that it fe not impossible that the capital may be barricaded before the sell rises again. M. Thieve has been already elected in flee depart . menu: the Seine, the Seine Inferieure, the Giroude, Nla)enne, and the Orne. The result of the el etion for Algeria, where he is a candid de, is not kuuwh. The following appears in a journal, La Repub . lique, this evening: "11 o'clock at night.—We learn this instant that • numerous asse•mblagee have take n place this evening in the Place Veedome and the Place du la Concorde; that cries of ' Vice l'Empereur !' have been uttered, but received no echo from the people assembled ; and twit several charges of cavalry have been made. We are assured that the troops of the line and the nu : tional guard have crossed their bayonets, and that some cnizens have been seriously wounded." We have received wan Lite despatch of our Paris correspondent a letter from Boulogne rating that a great deal or excitement had arisen there ester day in consequence of a sudden order trom the SOus-Pri let prohibitu , a eca excursion, to join in with+, a t,rge number ur;he national guard from Paris had v:sitt d the town. The greatest indignation was xprass. d against the S .us.P,efet, r.gurding whose oid.r no explanation was given. NlAllitll). the Madrid maile of the Bth have been retried. The Minister of Finance has re winded the contract of the government v. Itn tl.e Hank of St. Ferdinand. Manain, lt.se 8. —Three per Cent... 211 cast; der 11.41, 211 cant; 21 7.18 Weer; Flee per Ceuta, 131 paper; after 11.1,, 1.1 rag ; lhtwu.eti 1. paper; after Ka., 4; • aah ; Coupons. 8 a•lt ; B nk of st. Frnlnutini, In cash. 71 paper. Exclutage ou Loudon, at t,i) days, 4i 130; Da Vtins, 4 41.1 LATEST FROM PARIS. APPREHENDED DISTURBANCES. NIILICARY PREPARATIONS. PARIS, TVEADAY, 030 p.m. From noon to-day the same military display as yestereay took place around the Cnamber ; the same force of troops was called out, being, however, considereblt smaller portion of the National Guard, and a proportionally greater number of the line and Guard Mobile. At halt pest one o'clock the enrolees of the Tuileries, in which a great number of blouses had assembled, were cleared, and the gates closed, the terraces being occupied by the troops. Tle extensive area of the Place de la Con corde had been lined with large bo .ies of infantry and cavalry during the day, but, the circulation not heir g interrupted, the people assembled in groups on and around the place. The ltue Royale was also then much crowded. At 3 o'clock the area of the Place de la Concorde was cleared, and charges of cavalry swept the le &ding streets, and especially the Rue Royale. Bodies of infantry were drawn up at a still greater distance, and the entire portion of Paris within a radius ot halt a-mile round the Chamber is now inclosed in a sort of cordwi midilaire. Notwithstanding all this for midable display, I have not been little to discover any trace of the slightest attempt at gmente, or any resis tance to the authorities. Otd•-rlies are, however, seen moving in every direction about the town, and ammunition- ws.emons are passing from time to time along the Bout. yards. Within the Ptlais Bourbon there is lass display of soldiers than usual ; the courts and gardens, however, are completely filled I went to the Assembly at three o'clock ; the question of the election of Prince Louis Napole n was then under debate; the attendance of m mbere was not as numerour as it has been on other questions of equal public interest, and the galleri s were much Buttner than usual. This circum stance is ascribed to the alum which has been ex cited, and to the vague apprehensions of another re volution. The streets round this neighbourhood are more than usually remaikahle for the. absence of fe males of every class ; the shops are generally closed, and anxiety and alarm are depicted in every visage. I was t.. 13 in the Chemist r to-day, that a rapproche ment had taken plat•e,yesterday, between the members of the Executive Commis-ion hitherto opposed to each other, anti that MM. Lamartine and Letlru-Itain had cceneover to the oth. r members. However this may be, i , ass remarkabl • to-day that the five menart, sof the Executive Commis int appeared, for the tit at time, together in the Assembly, occupying the sumo besch, sid •by side. M Le•dru-Itolliti has never before en tr red the Asaerobly since the Executive Commis,ion was constituted. When M. Lamartine delivered, "ore rotund's," as is his custom, yeaterday, the pompous image by which he nitre sewed h meet!' as a political " paratortnerre," remitting innocuous the lightning of anarchy menaced by Bathes, Blanqtri, amid the others, a memieer asked impertinently waure was the " paratonnerte" on the 15th of May. One of the journals to-day deelares that the vote of the Assembly }este rday was not, as the Executive Government desired, a vote "de co:silence," but a vote " de circonstance." M. ThierA yesterday voted with the majority of the Assembly in favour of the government. It is sail that the committee ore the constitution lean resolved that not only shall the president and all the p.m scntative a he .Iccted by universal suffrage, but also the judges di Nix, the I Afi-ers and commuidauts of the Nietiottel Guard, the ma} or., deputy-mayors, and touta.::pal councillors, and All the monh. rs of the c griieraux of the d,partmmis. The organi ruvion of judicial powers occupied the committee ; miring several sittings. It propees that the As sembly shall nominate the members of the Court or cessation, the Cour des Comptes, and a Tri bunal des C .ntentieux, and that the judges shall only be &amassed in virtue of a judgment. It is said, that the jury is to be employed in civil affairs, and even in correctional affairs in certain proportions ; and it is added, that a national jury is to be created for the trial of political crimes and offences against the barely of the republic. It is, however, probable that the definitive or ganisation of justice will be left to the law, which will, hereafter, have to regulate the insti tu ion of tribunal+. The Council of State, which is to have political powers, is to consist, it is said, of from 60 to iti 60 members, and to be a sort of com mittee elected by the Assembly, and frequently re newed. The Committee propose!, it is said, to de velope the ye incipient laid down in the Declaration des Droiis de i 'li o mme," and to lay down =- portliest m—eue. a on the liberty of teaching, the libel. , of w..rship, and the organisation of labour. M d. Cermet in, President of the Com mittee, was from the first designated by his oolleagues as reporter; bat he declined, and in vim -1;: his recommendation, M. Marriott was, ally been state d, unanimously nominated. t v cornnit , tre is already causing tbe reselil t : tahstud. It is thought that it will ations be able • t (fgros 560 1 LfINDoN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1848. ( THREEPENCE to submit its pruject to the Assembly on Satu.dey the 17th, or at tta , late at in the leliniiii,g of next wick. The Comm rice of Public Wou kr, after a diren"sion on the questi a of gover• men" t..iciug the railways, yesterday divided that it would maintain the r. so lutions previously adopted. The majority expr. ssed the opinion th it th.• urgency of the measure over pow, rid till IV her consid, ',Alone. The e unecutrat ion of ;room, at Paris still continues. Several be tuliume of duff nut re, inatntsarl ived in the capital yesterday, and when, are ex peel. d to-day. Yesterday, t.uwards 10 in the 111 woinz, says the Union, a men b, r of persons, d. I. g uted ny their con ' rades in the ..to li , re Latio..aux, we, t to pullielit their felicitations to Prime Loma Nepoleoti, at Auteuil. they first cal. d at tin, m.yor'a honor to obtain the address of the prince, wh se or. ival a' Auteuil WWI reported, We b Here that, they not iced as a reply that the aide. ss in gitestuin star Dud klk4) . a at the mairie, and th it it lie were in one of IN- villas in the neighbourhood, 011 the N y lona: Gua;•.l, which had spoutaneou ly accord d lam i a reiffoyo s, would have given him a gun d of honour. s _mite boos alter, a great number ht c.tizetia aid Nut. iota.' Guards also arrived to make a manifesto i 4i, mud t et 1.14111 C answer was givoi them. P.S.—Lou s Nap , leon is admitted a member of the Assembly. I am leisured that he has posiovely arrived, and , it stay tog at the house of Madam.- 0 it-- don, in the nu ighbrurhood of Patios. This la ly pl.yed a conspjeenuu" part in the aff l j s : of pooelostoe,. ~i, . , Several iser,oo.Thve fai lwo esta tooiay, aih.ottz,:o. where Lit tat... latyti, who 515.5 ti.;ured in the Bouloguu affar: The Prince do J uinvillu otoutily d 28,000 vote ius Paris; • tact watch has been owe! 'l4 concealed. Attempts have Nen made I.s dity to raw barricades round the Palau' Royal, int th. y 10..ve be. a a reuu mu& resisted by the ahoukrep,rs sot .hat plies'. Before the Mardi ris of the 'lngenue erne dared to day lam informed tha conydeusole tumult pre vailed there, and attempts wore mud- to rescue some persons who ihd men ;.rresh d. The inithituole of blows' which were expel d lion tla- lit leeks col lect( d in the Itue de Itiv..li lio.d the Use Castiglione, t end t ging these tlt ()roust' 110 es V uuroughly impURA lige during the duty, and they bream the ta cies of con siderable tumult. An indtvidu il Laving shouted "Vice Henri V!" was Fe'zed by , o v, Ed turn, who roaitoe tied him, cry , ing " Vise Nupoleon!” One of the pollee, enutti.: to his assists' ce, bec. , me the obi. et of ttoreotho and west violence; when drawii.g his a von!, fir.--tirma were immediat- ly presented ag tinst him, 01l M. was d;e , arm , d. I. was on this oceaston 'hut the first charge L of dragoons was mode from Vie Place du la Concorde, , , as (*twilled above. .. . P.S.,:tve jest learned that the Spanish minister hos Tecc i ‘ . d a d e . , , atch from his court, pardoning the Seville retch sway • Spanish steamer is hourly expected to This moot unexpected act of the :at to have been awing to the ; t h e th inter cession of the Duchess oi a:entpensicr. AIERICA. (By Use Eltetrie Tdegroplt Cm. ' , P mY's &Prem.) LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY Mottlt:NG —The Cale donia arrived this morning from .11alitax, the 2nd i et. She brines 18,0001. in spset.::. paiiist - ngers. The di mocrais have nominatea.and 36 .for pre @Oen!, (.L..rral Cass, and General Butler for vice presid,-at. liset.ange on London, at New Yor2c, was 11l to 1111. 1 i the Flour market lit.le ,change. Fur Caton, prices have a declining tendency. No r•cn.wtn of the twitted treaty with Mexico. E-om Yucatan the nose is .gsiii of mass ACT o and bloodsheal• In 11a) ta murder is loose. It is rumoured that a I.qtirvlrrn, with bolts, was off the island. Au Indian war ha. tar ken out in Oregon, the Indians hawin g murthrid lie. tl . lii'man, a missionaty, his wire, and nine tithe's. The aid of the Hudson Bay Gon l iany has beet. elicited, and President Polk has alga r. c. m needed C 'egress to send assistance. Nlr.xico, MAY M.—Henan% is elected President.. The nasty, notwirlista:Aling a strong opposition, will' be esittmi. ••••- - • • THE REFORM MOVEMENT. DONCAnTEL—A puts is tuevting of the inhabitant% was head on ruesdiy evening, cutiveped he the mayor, in prrsiteliae o. a requo thin signed by a considerable number of ref mere of aimo , all grads. In this document the petid .were wets their billet' tint the House of Commons, as at ',repent' constatohei, doses nct adequately repretent the opinions of the people ; and that great evils arise from the presebt limited om, which can only be removed by ext. ntliiig the franchise to the people at large, for the um rei.e of which their ecknowledgid fitness pre tmintntiy qualiftr them; they are, therefore, convinced that an extrusion of the suffe.ge, vote by ballot, and short psrliements, are the only mean% by which the people eau t1.4.1..1) el. t else legit - mate I. Hui net over their repieeen tatims, theiebv run , ving iiisomvot in the minds of the p -ople ret..rmint cline 14, and promoting nea.omy in the iietwood expenditure )tee lotions in accordance with these 0phi41161 , , soil a pc , icon to perliament emhelying the same, and prom,' for re. r. nehmen% of netMnel exp. whiner, and a change in the etitir, system el taxetion, were agreed to, and the meeting trimmed. FALMOCTII.—On M Auld) tvening a meeting was couvo..o at ns °oath.", 1,1., pursuance of a requi,itn , n to Ire. u.a)or, to onnvidrr he i.rupriety petition to the House o C tomtit a, with • • ew to the ixteusion of th fratiennw, the anup ion nt rconorny by the state and th. reduciinn ut tssiti is. The nivettrh; sat pro rile d over by J rho HO, E q , J.P.; and a series of resolutions having twin *puniest', a petite to pirliinient wan sgrettl on, in accornuare with 'Lis: OW. r • .f •,••• tuition of anteuibly. The interior of the Chamber during , tie day sewn • - • • the scene of went niarrii, pi...duce:l by siniNter reporta arriving cveryloTTlVl T. It wiei repored but a poste de garde had b. en di.nrined a , G CLilion. This and ether reports eau•ed each ala m th o hall o irtridge was distrilueed to the 1N14 , t0n,,1 Guard within and around the P.lair limo bon. . . HEREFORD, TUESDAY, ISOON.—ID accordance with requutte.n. sign, d by 112 voter" and ratepayer', a mead. g was rusiveued by the w .7.. r for The mamma of petitioning the 11 low of C 'famous VI f*VOUT of Mr. Row'+ motion for a revi"ton of taxa ion a a reduction in the expenditure Of tne public money, " hied in our opiuino CIII.IIOL he ac .ointiminert without as extension I the suffrage, vu's by slut., triennial p aiistnen s, and equal electoral districts." Jan. s Jay, EKI , the mayor, pr. sid. d, and a pclUon was adopted in the spirit of thu requisition. There are 16 riecee of cAnnon in the cowls of the As-erobly. The 2nd Legion of the Nati-nal Guard Lea just had a conflict with a troop of 100 perstms, arns..d with po4oatds, which it &tit deleArd ts• d dispersed. Penis, Jumel3.—Veer Loan. —; lareo pr Cent.., 46; Da Plea Her Cents, 691; ronr-a1d.1141, —; 54 Helena; Krea, 1540, 694; I), 11112, GO. I. Threes, —; Iw.. r‘r0.,,e,a.... 11,1, —• N •it* I;entes, 71 0 ; &MIMI ban. SS; Bards, 25. , 11:Lnk Shares, 1212 ; I..chanar on London, no ardno. KAILIIATO.—Pads and Orklitlf. 3.5; rM. awl RAW'S. 410; Hoorn and them, 2 7 511; Avignon and M roeiller, 225; Su.- huurg and hale, V rcntre Vooxon. 2112 0; A WICIS• Mad ikhi. logne,—; Dlettraux. 39; 59; North, 3 2 0. - LAW INTRLLIGENCE.—(Tuts Dey.) CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Ous Covae.—Belore Mr. Justice Pummel. CH‘RTIir LKWERt.-TRUE BILL 4 FOR SEDITION. THIS T.:HAKIM LllADesis.—The grand jury has no unit d a truu bill, of sedition. against Ernest Jowls, Fes/seen, sad Williams. their trial hes been need by the fudges for to morrow (Thursday 1 and Friday. Ernest sheets intends a p plytog or a postponemeht o: his trial till neat sessions. 'llll THASTI.D ABDUCTION CASE.—Mr. Clarkson, on o• the pose curios, Cs, lied for and obtained a poste imeneinent lit the trial of Mr. Th , lll.lS Buxton Bonita, a cur grin, indicted ter the abduction of a clergynamea daughter at Time ed. BADIRIDIT BY A POSTMAN.— William Cludt, a letter corn. r, iu toe ti:rpin.y 1111a.let, WAS inoicted for etealinis t so lett, is the property of the l'ustmader-General.—The jury found eh.. prl..mrr Guilty, ai.d he was sentenced to be transported bur seven 3 mire NEW COURT. • Tue CHARTIST DIATUBBANCKS —The grand jury pro- Inv , el a."true" Ilia whole of the b lls of indictment whi is bare bon laid before them. charging persons with riotous conduct and assaults tip.-n the police during the late chartist disturb meta. The Cummen S,-rjeant sugrp sled to Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Ciarke who proreaut d la th e instance of the Treasury. that it ...Add be beet. rit the vials fib these Caste were powpaned tall the Wore pat of the w.ek, and Mr. Bodkin having acquiesced, it war arranged that they shoulci so stand over, nah ss mattrn intervened to render other arrangerni desirable. CL:Ti INO AND WOUNDING. More Ana Quigley, 17, was indicted fur ftl. , ,iously tutueg and wusti Margaret Tape, with int. at to do her some grievous bodily harm. The prisoner and the pro cu tem uepeared so be eirls of the town ; they had a quarrel from some very trivial cause, when the prim .ner struck the pros cutrix with a pot ovi r the forehead, inflictirig a wound, irom the nth me which the was crnti..ed iu a InSTpital bar tire 'vots. The jury found her guilty of a common assault. Judgment eras respOed. MA/DIMITY AT THE ItUaBIAN EMBASST.—James Olive, 21, a liver} arTvaiit, was c.invicted, upon his own coufessi in, upon two in-ic . meu . s, of stealing a purse, 5 wiareigns, and a *Ad , • due '21., the pr .perty of Count Christian de Kowiriaff.hi, is. the dwellitig-house of Boron Brunow, the ltureian ao.lian,elur. The prisoner was VW, strongly re comm od,d b. mercy vet behalf of thc plea arid oh. wanton S. rjcrut reutenced him to one mantle. hard labour. ITALY. The Milan Gnxtlr, of the i th, cape, the Austriona are concentiati at Saugueortto, and Ceres, to the number of 1211011. It else iviitnins a litter from Itdogna of the s:h, which meta that General Pepe had sue”tedi d in persuading the loleopolitan troops who had nit raarned into their country to remain, and light for the cause or Dalian indepen dence until the csinclu-ion of the iitrug.:le. Letters from Valeggio of the sth say : The sortie from Mautua or the Austrians, and partieulauly the Coate, wee marked with sets of the Lteatest atrocity. After hay n,c stolen m ciey, praviaioas, and c atle, tired the houser, aod tnrown young children into the flames, violated women. and kille a thaw who resisted their excesses, they sp tiled the &niceties, and carritd away all the macre t oojects they contained. I'OItTUGAL By the arrived last iii4ht at Southatnptat of the 'Montrose we t nee news from Lisbon to the 9th of May. All remain , d quiet. Horns was a close Prisoner in the Castle of Saint George. No public charge had yet been prepare d awaits him. The Seville rebels were still on board the hulks in the Tagus. Some influential Spaniards com promised in lute eve nts were concealed in Lisbon, and strict search was bring made for thi in. The bit tinge of the Cortes were extended by royal decree unti; July 2. The subject wider disciessi en was the project fur ameliorating the position of holders of bank-note+. Discount on them was 52 per cent. Pal mella had re-apprared in t heC irtes. S an, ai e a had seethed him of voluntarily relerquishing °Hive just previous to the late civil war. 'Deis PeAmella ceelared to he false. Saldana instituted he was misinformed by the Queen. News had arrived at Lizaxin of a revo lution in Pernambuco, and great apprehension was felt by foreim merchants. It wets reported that the French ministers at Lisbon had been or wa re to be call d, and that the Sevilie rebels had been pard.ined at the instigation of the Duchess of Mont pen.ier. The following is the letter of our correspondent : LISBON, Jutes 9. 1818. Having written you no recently, by 11. M. steamer num'', but little has occurred in the thane et novelty. Public tranquill•tr Ms in no way he. n Isturbs I in the capital, and, for the moment, the most pi ri et quiet rides thronahout the pi ovine e. But very possibly this unwonted stet, of things for Portugal may prose but to he the calm that precedes the storm. Colonel Perreira b Hort*, whose arrest I mentioned in my last, is core inu. d aclose prix ner in the Castle of St. Georg... No public ch are hag as yet been preferred mg dad, him, and the g. mere impreosion is, that the Intrigues he was cusp.-c - od of It, lug Milted up iii existed solely in the timid imsginatiuns of the se tall authorities With reepeet to the Speniih prisoners implicated in the lunlucky Seville revt4t, thee are yet in the Torus, colidned on board hulks, bat their treatment is now thimerehat more liberal. The sittings of the C irtes, to have been terminated on the second of the muo , b, rave been extended by a r,yal de cree until the second of July. The print .al merer under discussion during the p Ist days has Leen a ploiect of law cent retell with the Bank afriira, harbor for its olject the amol orating the position of the holders of bank note.. Tione 110t01 h,d buffered a very Parted depreciation in Valor, and e 10.01 err had b •cu grqutly interfered with in comtererce. Tue discotiot upon tlitm, which at 0110 peril hid n , arly reached 70 per ant., boo materially fallen, the pr, s..nt tiisc..utit bring barely 31 cent.,--ao improve merit at all event.. In the Chamber of P,ers there have occurred discussions of unusual interest, and of a character grievously compro mising an illustrious lady. The Duke of Palm-lla, who, since the lamented demise of the duchess, had abstained from taking . part in publia affairs, has made his re appearance in the Chamber, and, rising in his place in parliament, has called the attention of the house and of the nation to a subject of pIIVO public interest as well as of personal importance to himself. It appears that immediately following the eel, brated palace revolution or coup d'etat of toe six^h of October ('he cause and origin of the civil war), a circular in j u qification of the measure was forwarded by the Duke of S a ldanha to the different foreign ministers, to the effect, amongst other matters, that toe Duke of ratnella had made a declaration of his inability to carry on the Government. and had volun tarily relinquished his seal' , of office, and this statement Saldanha had mare than once asserted in the Chamber. The Duke of Palraella now declares, upon his honour aa a peer and a gentleman, that this statement ef her ms sty's present prime minister is without a shado w of frundation, that it is a gross fabrication from the beginning to the end. The Duke of Saldanha, thus publicly challenged and witkhis veracity so seriously impugned, male a most Painful spectacle of himself. He was compelled to admit that Falwell' had never made similar communication, and then hinted that his mis-intermation had been derived from a source it would be unparliamentary to allude to, and finished by trusting to the generosity of 'the house to "appreciate his reserve." The Doke of Sallianda's manner evinced evident agitation ; he weasel evert to express himself with the greatest difficulty.—The Stromboli is still here. Exchange on London, 30 days, 531 1;. 90 days, 521 It is reported that the French mia. has been Mau" by D r s government CRICKET. THE MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND.v. THE NORTHERN COUNTIES. The annual content between the " M.C.C. and the Noth.rnaC.,unfies" wal opened on Monday, at Laid's ni to. pre , ninee I a mu.ll more num. rods ameuablage of 9,.ec Worn than fr•m toe .raveltn4 stare of the w. ether c..uld DAT,: buu looked (or The final !wore was as nalloa lallycloitc, b Clark A 11aykurth, Er.q., c I.rown. b out 2• 1 10 w, t n aar . k .. . ..... Ilillpor, c Cinnterton, b ilark O. C. Ii D, fel.. b CL.rk W. Ilananovuoy, Eq , kit win, h Clark lino. li. Orimaton, o Broom block a Cbat•ertoo,b Clark.. P.s Ivan, not out b Jack50n.......... . W. Itscludenn, Esq.. b Jo:aura ...... h Cla' R. Knout m EN.. b Cork b Clark W. ii. Fat lwer, r.K.. b Claric b ellen S. Whllebrail. E-q., 0 Jackson Byes 1; wide, 2 ,.., Byes, 1; wide 1. NOCTSIZX C0.,11111. Dakin, e Lilly hlte, b Miler 6 Co&Mei tun, b er 4 a. T. King, b I,lll4•ute LeW e 1.114 • white Guy, b EtiUre G. e 14n, b I.llllyee. b 11111yer Clue, run out E. Elaihunt, Flq., b while 2 e Whitehead, b ig., b white...— lO b ..... Dyes, 2 ' 2 Wide, 1 n. 1 not ... 33 b Falowei ... 7 nut out 79 The Northern Cm:Ake % therefore, won by 7 wicket& SHIPPING. MAILS ARRIVED.— Duhlio, 3 ; W tsrford, 2; Donagha• dee, 1 ; Chien:poi and Jeniev, 1 ; French, 1 ; Flaw-lens, 1. LONDON, June 14 —Witid this dey at mum, 8.8. W., pleasant breeze, and fine clear weather. Orr Satcomma June :2 —Arrived : Everette, Grenada. OFF PORTLAND, June 11. —Arrived: Pict, r•Curnelis, Java, for Arnett edam. POOLE, June 12 —Sailed : Active, Newfoundland. PORTSMOUTH, June 13.—W.S.W. to W.N.W.—Arrived: VallsSeld, Sierra Leone. ' DEAL, June 13.—W.5.W.: p.m. S.W.—Arrived from the rive: Victoria, Valparaiso; Ethtlrrd,SierraLeone. Live' FOOL, June 13.—Tne Leone, nailed this morning for New Orleans, is on shnre on the north side of the Via toria Channel, and thumpine heavily. YARMOUTH ROADS, June 12 --Sailed: hiapdalins Sierra Leone. SHIELDS, June 12.—Sailed ; Mazurka, Straits. Otenottwoova, June 11.—Fienry Percher, St. 'She'll, Nr -- ' ' e w Brunswick. Coax, June 11.—Sailed New City of Cork, Demerara, Fidelity, Punwash. WJ/TBRBORD, June 13.—5.5.8. to S.-Sailed: 10th, Hip. pocampio, Bt. John's, N.B. DUBLIN, June 12. S.S.B. Sailed: 10th, Planet, Quebec. Bancroi, June 13.—N.N.W., freth.—Arrivcd Trinidad. Sailed t 12th, Nerds, St. John's, N.B. ; Bane Mere, Quebec. Livaarool., June 14.—Arrived Caledonix Bostoo. FRANCE.—THE THREE PRETENDERE.—We read k the Journal des Sans-Culottes, one of the new journals Mt which the French republic has given birth, the fol• laying, in reference to the Duke de Bor'eaux, the MY de ??.try"..r. se! Pik , . We •Ald thet Louis Napoleon is gettieg . up a plot; people ought, then to guard against the fillies this being, who has no other advantag. hut k hat of bear' tb• name of a despot. We have had enough of primer; s ought, therefore, to resolve never again to shed one drop blend in their cause ; but this is no reason why the 'overe aten!. should prohibit meetings, for undo r no pretext should it attack this sacred tight ; on the contrary, it is a reason why .21 patriots should draw closer sogether the ties beigheeee s nd, and adopt remount. to prevent their &Bina imp a inure , If it should happen that Luis N•poleon undid present bizstlf among us, we sh .11 know what le do with him.. We have new. r onliei rd plate to say one, but we a:e anxious that the t. r r pretend. re—t ' Doke de Bordeaux, the Regent, and Lo..is Nap dean, sot' be provided with a patce in Ord( T that In. peace of t people should not be ,di-turben. It is tworrin ein thiok the nation being again p;onged into the ren of ellarch: by the ambitious designs or thee,' three s , •,1 1 •1-lie kin .'s." TESTIMONIAL TO THE /HMO' OF MA?Cti E3TER.- Lee Yesterday the pupils of King Edward*. Sit u 1 .t Birininghr presented to their late head master, the Dr , a re menial of their regarl and esteem f r him :" • mut oer, as a scholar, and a clergyman. The. preeet.t ustaa ear Tate, of Roman character, clalootately era r? t .""";" by Mr. Clark, the head master .• f the me:••tv f arts SS." YeTnment school of design in Birmingham. It is pla a triangular pedestal, which on each side I. re Jetted by re. wreaths of frosted silver. and is ' , tiepix wieged a griffin, and a ephinu in trivet woik. Oa r• h side of th vase are groups em demariod of truth diet c. ug .he orient and genius guiding the arta. Its extn , me it ig- t 1.24 inch. —weight 230 or. On the pedestal is a., eleiroptiate scri puma. THE LATE CASE OF POISONING A WIER Al Two CHILDREN AT BRISTOL.--BRD4TUL TVE.DAT Eva Na —The jury appointed to inquire ae • tt.e death of Mi ikg,•ria MB and her two children re 11.4. - . bled th a cloy. t h e Ounch of Grapes Tavern, and pence- de • - ith the ins t i gs tio,l of the cause of the death of B I ward 11.11, the in ton I t wee si.eady shown, from the evi , lence I.l' r H. moth, the celebra.'ed analytical chemist, that the eudd h,rl been po i sone d by arsenic, and the witness peelue d five email d through OM tubes, cositainiul the various tests 1,, which he WS blished the grew-race r;iz i o . f d p m a i, ..o ‘is e , „. 111 ., {4 1 1 0 1 a lio po d ri eu i bt ,. othfaitttregaree found in on. t • which it the cirzu'ation. Mr. Hump ige, th • cur e uof the lankily. described t h e qmp ecig. of the c i ie is las , illness to have been violent sickness anal relaxation of tie b• ..1., which, at the time, he considered natural N or, how ever, he was of eyinion that .:oath bat • e a hastened by the administration of arsv.ic ['lessee! .sis on s en , wen called for the purpose of en+ armoring to ate. n e j e any motive which could hay,. led in the murderous set, or the person by whom it was l e spctrat.il, but n,othing of a decided character mud be elicited. Against the father, who it the Rust,• etroi party, reabind could he shown beyond the feet ot • is fiat' • g alweys led the child in the absence of t e nurse a n d mother. His sister, who was one of the wi•neasie 'undo- d, was closely interrogated as to whe her she had ever h.teto d any poiron for her brother, had seen anything like ars ri:c in the bowie, or hod knows, him to try any chemical .xp rime to. II r replies to all the questions were in the n. g tine, except that abe sdmitted having once or twice fetch, d lvadon•lrn for him. All the witnesses describ d him as kind at,3 testier to the child, hut it w a s mated that he bed al' al cur a•aicipated its death, and had said many ti oes that it never could survive. as :t had caught its mother's disease. There was us vel dt nee whatever to fix suspicion on soy nth, r party, and the fury returned an open verdict, 'I ha the sic -st•tal, E Hill, died from the administrrion wsini bat by whom admina:er.d there is not sufficient evitkoc, ti chute." COMMERCIAL .. Mil !CATS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTKI.LIGENCR. Two a' Clock. —We have not much doing in the funds this morning, but the mai ket is rather heavy in consequence of the 11. favoiirable it ports from Paris, given exclusiv, ly in a s. cond edition of the Daily News. The Bat,k books bring now shut, Consols are quoted with the dividend off. 'fhe present prices ore 83 to 1 for account, which are equal, with the dividend a before, to 84; to 1. Reduced Threes ale 821 to 31. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 831 to 4. Bali Stoat, 191 to 3. Exchequer Bills, 395. to 425. premium. It is now stated positively in the city that the Spanish envoy is about to quit this country forth ' with, having received a civil intimation from the go. verninent to that effect. Spanish stocks are rather lower in con& quince; the Fives at 114 to 12 ; the the Threes, 21; to 21. Passive, 21 ti 3k. Por tuguese, 16 to 17. Dutch Twu-and•a-Ilnlf per Cents., 42; to 3; ; the Fours, 631 to 44. Russian, 88 to 9. Brazilian, 66 to 9. Mexican. Idl to 16. Peruvian, 30 to 5. New Grenada, 111 to 121. Venezuela, 16 to 19. lit %IP , t /3111-. for AY., 113 34 per l'ent.A.. 835 Szonyonor billy. 39.. So 411. pros. FUN 1 is c•lyt. Gynnoln 114 125 6 , 44 Pad(ll4 29 f 11 ye, 1: 1 1 Mc:latn. 1 64 9, 15t 16 tl i'r Ct. Purnyi.sn ISt., 39 5 Cortnynoo Cony. yidn., 16 17 r Cr 0115 • eionith . tkly.:lls 12 .4. -I, nnih It lam. 211 25 Itetorrel 1411.... 21 31 I ...r.; . 1,0 . 1619 'telt ltelerrttti 119...41 41 „.m• r II ...r • , 1,7 •,•.?, 45.. 101.. Ihr ,),14s 6; I) 8 • 1.1 37'. 3 ; rF, 33 A tis , is this s Wh• a 117011 U.q It”; U.. y, 612 ; Oil, Fi.ur. 45 - -- • Lae e. Jane o Wheid at or, 440 ktt to. 01, y I A se, •4, o a le thr oltr. toe rdh • d ait retie. • 4.4 e S. t.-I1 osi eie rug.. r alt.r, a sol ret t el totr tilt • di. 8,, B. a ~ io.i e WA or Wn s . la t.. 121 D . ' WI 10 Stride. 32, t 31, , O.a. 21 • • ; le- ...•, 34 . o 3,5 ; Pea., 2656 37,, Live rook. Jun- Aura to not • in', port fur. h. r 0 gr.in, Oatn , t , • roe t 5.44..... A O. tes. • Ir..n o 5im...11 a4l 41.7 nd a &Aid green ^' W o'at -••• Burp 6 340 r. li.a A*A o Et) jr •a• , se Mao ilePh Ira ooA, du. ,m.•sore of I Won , C eft donut to, weds Inio• merely 4,866 . flu, •rter.. N. Nr:v al, I t night A d p.s. t of ,Adey we a 0 , , het a e tine us !Wall ot t erne. ow Mho c end fi,.. d.y w,-ot Sr at May Arll to lore, to. erotA w. th. grutoid to ear.; masority. 1.1 itoes tour. of lot w,ra in. hale I,r Veil at it: , now of t• Irish kets w r• bee on toe ;, to. rt.oil mad. w L Anion ye, ~.day, r, s.eidg it, 0- anuoict rao•ter Iwo* hr U.S-• a. re, tr.uww-iI4 , •u that graeo at ota C Is, Ex +pa. Ibis fr.ortin,r w. ,a .If C•l, to a 1..r.a not, Are-. cy .0 'ore •et ' , toed) ~.1. tabled, 'Om stepity el Satan Fesue, b ion( sio.aworidir-ty ...all, awl r we.** of Aul.-Wea .roe, Welt t°"-w: d.se,ipte.ns r, the tad, rod 1.1 Anne e.t.a Aid, t r rase. of Tu wry la.' zed u ru• le nearly th , as. aid 1.. our r. 'cwt ••1 F. ides 31 h, of which . f.w c.rsio •ec merlon I; sum o ff on , lower terms, *m bed us IR to-day et out tiro r i la day at'euit •t. Oats, al.or N dere•lat, erre than tu.•. cheaper; a. si 01' 01 a , upun a ye.) , dal a le, &thee - 61. p-r 1 .ad. In io. C utdou• onlo Anent, et Fa day'. a bet ...though electoral snore m sem. p. peered ". K •iti Oil, a. 14,, the opera . wee. Cli• Ave the-, el hoe; who.. • r r.. Mead were hos. r..., 135., but it Akers Adler 15, 31. to :Ss. &I. per brl. Ti,. .... 1 lAA/ are the carrel,. pric. BALA: so beat, per 701 b., lin g lian,red, 7..31. to 7,6 n ; este •,7.• ad. to 7..8 ; 7.. 41. to 7.. Sd ; extra, 7.. 84. 8, 01, lash, red, 6.. 3.*. .0 7s. 01. , 7.. Od. to 7s. 34. ; wane, 7, 0 .. to 7s. 31.; ,xtra,7.. 30. 0.7,61. .rley, p.r qe., En?! •li, 30.. to 31.. ; Chei.oicr, 326. to hooch and Irish, per 6016.., 3..9.1. to 4.. Mali n English, perqr., volt, id.. to 63.. Oat., Eoglosl, and Snitch, p. r 451 b., eld, Ili. to 3.. 2.. ; Welsh, old. Is. 11d. to 3+. Id.; tine wets, hew, 2s. 11d. to 36.; told, 2.. I Id. to 3s. ; g. ueral, mow, 2.. Bd. to 2..10.1.; la. 10.1. to 2.. 11.4 Bean., per qr., Eng 1...., new, 37.. to 39, ; old, 40s. to 425.; Scotch cud Irish, per 41+61b., new, 33.. to 35.. ; old, 365. to 37.. Peas, Esglon, pet qr., white, new, 40.. to 42e. ; dote end frith, grey . 34. lo 36e. Flour, pt. 280."., Engli.h and Irian. tine, 335. A 36.., superfine, 33.. 0, 39, sutra, 40s. to 41s. Octets , al, per load o 24111 b., Inc h, new, 235. to 265.; old, 245. to 245. 6... ; Canadian. old. 23.. in 245. Brun, per 24.).., la. o 1.. Al. Yureueu: Wheat, per Ittlb.,Conailiait, r. d, 6.1.10 i t.. 7s. Id.; white, 7.. 3.1. to 7.. 6.1. ; United brat, s, red. 7.. 3d. to 7 4 . Bd. white. 7f.. 6.1. to Bs. ; Dwane, routed .04 red, 7s. 41. to 7.. Bd. ; high mizeol, 8, to 8.. 61. ; Lower Baltic and linalourg, red, 7s. 4.1 to 7.. 811. ; white, 7.. 6.1 9,1.; Itiga and Peter.buig, red, 6.. 2,1, to 0.. 4.1. ; Archangel, 6.. to 6.. 3d.; tkomea, weds,,,,, red, 6e. 2d. to 6s. lid. ; 6.. 6d. to 6. 9d ; reu, Spanish, and Italian,. red, Gs. 3.1. to 6.. 91 ; *hits, 6s. 9d. to 7,..; Bennet nod Morianopeli, red, 6,.. 6.1 to 6.. 9i.; Egypteso. 4s. to 4.. 4tl. ; idelliterranssa., meal. real, 5.. 3... to 11. 6 Rye, per qr , B dtie, fit., 2&. 1, 28, Barley, per lithh., 3e 9d. to 4.. Oats, per 43. b., 2.. ltd. to 3s. 13.; Softiies 2. Bd. " 2.. 10.1. r Eurolo au, 345. to 36.. ; E;ty to tern, per 4801 b., 23.. to 26. Pea., per .Ir., Baltic, dtc., 35t. t• 385.; Caha. iro n 31-. to 32.. Flour, pa. bane of 1961 h., 5;....50i n..w. rt. 26e. to 27..6d.. U. 11.4 litotes, sweet, 27. t.. 28, ; United State , Canadian, sour, 255. to In , ian Corn, per Amerieen. whirr, 31.. to 33.. 6d ; ...how, 33.. 6'. b , 36., ; Baropeao, 34... to 36+. Indian Meal, per 1961 h ~ 11. 61. to 15.. Arr.eals Jr.,,, 6h to the 12th hese uro LIV. trall soil Runcorn : a., 6,222 qrs. ,• Bar•ty. 200; Malt, 1, 742 ; Oass, 3043; Be re., 6,350; Pe., 8; 1111)141: Cora, 41103; °atm, al, 2,627 >asks; Flour, 3,746 sack., 20 barren. Lvtee, June 13. -A .mail supply of Wheat, and prime erout the P one UP hot week; 611.. to 63:0 to 46, ; fine whit,, 48. to 50, Oats, Is. per von. ,8...:. 36,.. to 40,. per qr to the prone... We liuWe Sue growing .bit atm, and the crops generally promising. PLTILOOTX, Jute 13.-There was rein.* demand 10.1 r Wheat at ihts usorni,e's market, at true r which NOLO holders declined to take, The 'Feather is d. use 13--Of Wheat the Apply was good, natwottostanning the h. a+ y 'all °train duriog • on. night market woo time. Wheat, TOM Is. 032.. hither for 11161 prim....t qu.lni. P. Oats and 114 , 1e7 wye '.m.411 rt qu.-t ; , the pries,. of the hitt raes e to miool. Pe. , *cr . une d in value ; little inquired tor. Beans d, died 1.. in price. The best Woe.tn are w-'nn 43.. to 52e. per qr ; to. d average parcel., 39. to 43.. • ant inferior qu .37.. to 39.. Ildil• y, hest, 3/s. to &is. per qr.; secoad quality, 30, to `.2.. ST. Pica, Jane I2.—The Wheat trade t-Asy was .sut • as last week, but very ti it indeed. Barley moon st.e me. In-sector's return ins week ending June 6: Wheat, 84.5 qrs. 3 hush., 444 90.; Barley, 6.5 qrs., 32-. 74.; Oats, 2.2-i qrs. 20s. 01.1 ; Beans, 6.5 qrs. 4 bush., 375. 6f4. j MANUFAC LURES.— IicnnEaNFIELD, Jun.. 13. 4 Oar Ptecc-h tU Gas b ,tt r.i her busier to - ay tor lob I.ts. hut scarce anything .let couhl be moved. Ilona tot ur...s .re .1 a loss wort to mike to bring into the market, a:td it. triet is suffering see. rely for want of eatoloymeot. PI ices are mere y nominal. HOPS.—Snumenar, June 13.—The terms. pre‘i omly quireu hay,- out heea materalchaa.a . : ; hest br Ki t Farnham", 51. 16s ; 11. i t o 10i. n le s ; Yuarlin gs, 21. 12.. to 24. 16s. MAIDSTONE. —Our 001ilica grounds on the rook net really very good. The fly bas left, and they promire welt. 1;004 down wiih a taproot into the gone, they did no , tel the drought of May, and the Rini .1 phoa era i.f June have soled thew exact). atypic,/ i,i very aenend in all other sate, abd we thick iv, y properly W. W. • Cl,l, Ct to ere may of th-in grubbe I nat year, for it is eer-. ban they will not p.y to grow. In feet we expect tut...raw plantse . oa reduad, on uneuitahle pulls, to the, stmt of .0.000 cue. , di,if which would be barer for nil parties. It ith the late favourinia showers, we snow add 11%0. 01 to the er least,. of the own naiad fit 170 , 0.1.--rerartsiresAr. - The nighta hart week Sec o anti the I tient we of the plant has been retard., want ut ruin.. lbw rain an Neurally was rcry 0 negeisel.—Ciuntatir.a. - •lhe I.e..ce in this pariah in raublly inereasetg iu grewth.—Wenrustr, 17. aunt. Sturman - oh ' loinuaw.-1 he keep phun lic atiou in t ate,vt, übdrie, twat, tivuhrly at Bunted are growl g vvimusly, e team vermin, and bea.thy; they met, nevertbe:ere, aa+ in our lee t report, be COnniner• d • pl,ity."—NOlergran.-A ea.rn-pacient, hni been for a tour through ibis pot el `ten r a Rays "be 'sea vita% pleasure in easing that the crops gseerooy a-0 in Is prow sine fon t:Won, the wbe..t te In full ear. abd the he ye dei.iletny be.t ev then in the Weaal ot Bent."---11a.dsrone Jammer. WOOL.—HUDD/ISSFILLD, June 33.—T 4 ': demand for tin.. article by nw mra..4 iccressts, b.rcsirows • *error daily. Stocks bought ito L did , n )Asy stirs can Kes ly b. wood at semunssa it.g prices. Gcrusais Wools sre bins bueght low, at the G. roam fair, white wed base tho teuutpc7 !* bring down c.hrusl Woo!' at the turehcoatiDE *alto, %Lath are adstrtisrd for the 22,ad 'extent. CATS LE.-DERPT, June 13.-The t.upply this day weS fully equal to the demand. Beef made triAti 6d. to 60. Muttou, 6d. to 7d. Veal, 51. to 6d. per .b. F418E11411, June 13.-A clearance was effected for best Besets, at In in 10s. 10.1. to Ile. per score ; moderate, 9s bd. to 10s. 6d. Ca yes, 4s. 6,1. to 4s. 10d pee scote; tuck!, go, fr, ni lbs. to 30.. Best Mutton, 7.1 d. per lb. ; moderate, 60. Porkers, 10s. 6d. to 115. 6d. per score. SALISBURY. June 13.-The market for Calm ruled from en early hour, at en advance; suckling Calves were purchased from 12s. 61. to 301. ; the letter figure for really brat rate specimens. Dead Calves, 61d. to 7,1. per lb.; live ditto, fit for the butzher, 4s. 4d. to 4a. 8,1. per stone ; mo derate, 3s. Bd. to 4s. The best selected Devuns sold at from 10a. Q. to Ils. per score ; Hereford aid Short horns, 9.. 6d. to 10s. 6d. ; second quality, 91. to 10s. Fat Cows, aged and inferior, Bs. 6d. to 10s. per score. Best Sheep, 6s. per stone (71d. per lb.); moderate, 4a. 4.d. to 4s. Bd. Good d con Lambs, 6a. per stone ; inferior, ss. Bd. to fn. 81. Store Hop, 501. to 605.; secondary clue, from 11. upward's. Sr. Dm, June 12.-There was a short supply of fat Beasts to-dsy in the market; but the quality was very good, and price the same as last week. Being tair-day, there was a very good supply of store Beasts, and the market teemed busy. 'The Horse fair was very thialy supplied ; the beat Horses went off well. The fair was to-day very Sat, ia. dad, with all kinds of business. for lotertsafs ssarbta:u• 101 pegs. lIIPMIr.=IMIMIOMb' . ," 4 . i.. readl CORN.—Manit-Laan, Jane 14.—But little addi- rnals tion ho- been made to nun supplies of either English itr fol. tort i n WOrat since Monti .y ; th • salue of bah was well )uke insiotaine I in the few sales that took plse tnis murning. LP !.. !:-!...; :-.7:.3.33 W 1199" *49 sgsin inquired fir, for sh'pm tit the to Isslsetl. Bot y, 0 as, LI ens, sod Eras, were in short .s of supply, and their value was unaltered from Monday 1,44. Irinft s ot;) VALI§ INTO LONDON 818031 12th 14, 14th .1 ufs:E. we QM. Entri:stt. Scotch. trig,. rorelorri tit of Wheat 1 rerr. Butler 1191.9 . .... ....... . I Ste I multi M0vr.1.4711 melte ; - Mmes Malt. 3,050 qrs. ' l4 °^„ tAsass te<l.3 4 -Vise. 304, It ; 50194 11.. 5.1. ; PA". 1' o f Us. IL ; Ileses, Um. N.; Peas, Vas. W. 11ing iSe PItItIAL APRRACIRS. tlrnn what !Wheat.: ;Wrier.' (Mx. I liar. 1 t 4,0..1 yr.. ~,,, April 21 .. ... '49s lla r l1.10r1•10a lal As Oil i 3g: 9,!,.70 el 1 ", - flay 4 ... ... 50s hi 2t• k: Its , is lie 11. . ;wre. la - the - 13 . ... Ms 1 0d , ..5. eh- s MO, let ale 1 i'.+s.. 9 - ,9 - ild - 3 . .. .. 49. 4.1' .... 7.::1h. 4d 'Ns WU. al, ••• 9 1 the - 27 .. ... 1 17. Se, .2.. 51 1 ,201 an Ms 9.44- 9:!..6. ti ) k o f June 3 ... ... 419 19.31 a 01 1 14 Mtn. Seo7. tog as s : irchy s 111 94 W WI/. Aver. ties 1.3 J, aniels Cu tt• .0.104 e 1A34 a lame -KMet. es. ; Perk , . 2, ; ( rar. 23 IL 1 'RP Dew. and 11.— Pew; 2a. I hRIC F911151t tle, J. 199 13 -Au ;rap- oventrnt in the prim. i. , A sti- Wm. ;2 . p.-, cr. .....r ilf-tia y n aanted. Barley of •1 -.1 't awl sale. tt 0.1.) qu .ted. P-.... 4441 o..ts ui.oltail 4. B ~,, • l a- non r I-. p-r tr. i:o•il HAW I.' At Jule 12 It h ii..e 11.-141.t-iime, we ~ signo. . • • i • , quite a • ...lay witoll..t to d y, but few n... 0,, .n.l 5.,, •.4, I iittb I' Jii. T. eMs , i n, te touts wi re t k .., ...ry ,„. , , ri. I *999'. 1,9 ee., ILO 19.. r. r 1.. tow I. 188; , :r8 of *0.114 C on. .... lion, , *.eze .... • . ht.: t. the 1 r tilt. thi. •.• /1.. 4 1(19: 11 J.l ... 13 -T• ..upp:r .. f Th.- t i . t•sday ; • . . i„. 8 ., 1. , .t, ~.yon. •IP r ; .b-- ,19113911 . 1 . ,,r LI, .1. ..rtit 1 is •• r che . and poi IA 7 1.. .....- il 1.. a, r qr de,tr,•t• t ii.in oit ..• k. r 4 . N . D . dB ./.,;101; Bans a i :: '' J ': . . 4. :, „ , i'l l ''' : i t l' i i i : .- 4 7 . .:t' e i' h i is r m e i st le" large l.r ar t r. r ....,1 ° . in .1 4 W P o m e ' l l..." . :. Mr.. pig,. . .. ~...•-.t p .rititn 'it * 1 . 1 . 1 1 ' ,l 13 .1 1 t il til 1s•• sr. _.. , r, a t ta a r. r , s. r.. - 7 hr.,, t .190....t9i01i.1ityl I. r ..oe •t9as q t i- , ~,,,,,_ .. nor.. ,:, .1 .19. p. 9q. ,9 419 t tar . ft' Eiji' i}'• r Isnt ; Br.l. 7, .. toil. Ur. a 4 34a1 ' .4 -I • Bra'• nt.• * ...I; ..1.. ..t 41. m r flA , r. U ..er • .ed.. n Ir or. As • - -- (11.1141 hoot Stock. 191 3 3 pa Ct. Kea. Ala... 31wr Ct. C. Also,. el3nt .FOIIEI.I N. S per Ct. AuMfl Hoed, -- 4, per Ct. Itet.r. Howl, 63 a pre Cent. olitte. 30 $ par CS. Hrtriteu 111, ti Ditto New. 73 d per et itueuns Ape• WK. II 3 Ditto ChM II 13... 73 133 D Ito Cu'upP) Def. N I. l'oluunbeta PAR. 11 2i per Ct. Panl,ls $ll., 0.1 7 21 per Ct. lintel ltdo.. 42i 1 pect. Uttteh Cert.. di 7l RAILWAYS.—The nuok•-t for shares is not en courneing, and but little inquiry ttists. Blackwalls hive fallen to 4*„. Great Northern shares are steady. Union Bank of London, prem. Eastern Counties 6 per cent., about 12a. peat. Brighton, 6 per cent., I I to prem. SALth BEYE.CI ED UP To TWO 1111, DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's I.riets. wil 'l.O $4 , 4 r..) Aberdeen. 21 Mano reer, Buxton, & sat. 1, Bir. and Out In., 231 Molls( d, 1011 2 Buckinghamshire, 31 d om,' Do. Birmingham and Derby, 74 Cab donna, 301 N 1 ritish, ..21 2 E. Counties, 141 1 Da Halve.. 91 Do. New Guar. 6 per Ct., 3 1 N. vs h maltordshire, 10 9) Do. Fa., No. 2, d Os bad, Wor., & Waiver., 271 E. Union Clam II (late I. and B.), -.brews. and 'sir. (,A), 31 5 - S. St dfordshire, 1 2 Edinburgh and Glasgow, 411 South "Arm, 8 Great We tern, 901 We:. Valley, 6 per Cali Guar., Do. liaises, 302 271 Do. Qra, 151 / None., and Berwick, 321 Do. Fidhs, .01 1 D Original Neese . & Berwick, Do. New 171, 71 3136 Hull a , elby halves, 491 Do. In. N... I (Yolk. & Newt.), Lane & Yorkshire tans, 10) 1 17$ Len., Brig., and 8. Coast, 21 Da. So. 2 Neese. & Berw , 111 I Lon A N. Wedern, 123 0). 0 N. E Per. or Fret, 9 1 Do. Qrs. I. and 8., 27 Yank and N. Mid., 671 81 Lks New, 31 3 O Pref.. 131 Do. Fifths, 71 allogua and Arnieus, Lot.. & 8. Western, 45 Nein .r and Liege, 3 LIVE/IEOUL 8 %LES, icon 13.—Osu The market was dull to day . Birk , Lan., & Chea in., 311. ph., 7 3.16 d Lia.la York. (lots 14., 8., & B.), li d Do late W. E. U., 31 d Lon. & No-th Western New Qnl, 2 p Man., !-Iteff., and Lincoln. PreL, par d s (Grimsby 20/. ab ), 81 d Do. Yes., 51. Is. 9d. d Lon. and N. Western, 122 , • E I.intearhlrr Pref., 3a. 9d. p IMidl Jai, 1 ,1 11 1 I eo. 'Mars, 61 d NoVit SudEnalabire, 2i d IN r h Po o (AI, till aou il Lament an I Dover, 241 , to.. No. 2,1 ,, , d Do. ccma. No 3., 91 a lin. NO. 4, 3 21 d York N. we., and Ber., N 0.2, 11 p D.. (G. N. E. Pur.), 11 p .= IS ~ sato , Oa, re Cheat., 71 el 9.1. and Dover, No. 4, 3 21 d T rk, Norm., cod lkr., G.N.E. pu . ( pet eery, 11 p I S‘Lt.4, Joan 13. rk ~ . tna change in prices. i IMatt.. and., and lan. Qrs. No.l, 4) d 3. ra fc Ofver, N 0.4,1 13-18 d Do (A. it B.), p ilifllkm4 II Ives tit I d N. Ptaffordaliire, SO, d •_ a 0 P/ANCIIERTER . 2 There wan a very qui+t m.ri Bk., Lan-22(11mi., 7 2-I • 7.16 d tan. mad York. W. K. U.:31 d Lon. and N. Weer. COL (‘;), a P N. :Ault°. al-hire, 21 1 d BIRVINGRANI Prices were not to stood, rid North British Thirds d Not.. & Bost., 21 d North htaffordehire, 2, Sae.. 3d. d LEEDS 14AI .... o TrAnmetione al:er •tiO in prim; to be ton 04 Northern 9 d Lainisand 211 d TORY 8U Oreat Northern. I. 19... tit. N. of Dullard NOV, 28 York rod North Mid. iTei, 131 4%1, , Ivira 13. h... ,z . star I.u.incee we done. 3.1 Lir. A, 8(s. 3d. 41 1,., It. • JUNK Is. r d, and there was no Total limo time ta IN Yorkx., 9i tl u:e•hira Pref., as. Cd. p .h 4 • rt. 10.4 North Midland E. rind ..tading Es., 311 PI( ()DUCE. —NII NCIrl 0-1.4 E, Ilalf-past Two.— The urar market hat open.... 1.1 witro,ut animation, and it is not thought the•re ail ,• . y amount of business dune this we. k, es .he ‘, • India question is .:petted to be set , l• d .r r .•I .3 , in so far as the II inisterial deelars , i n is . . med. At the public sale, 2,500 boxes or .t ellow II . um/ were bought in a' envious rats; Mined, • I • oil quality, nominal, as. 6d.—Coffee is prod. e. .1.,: .. avi y.—ltiee : 6,000 ' beg. found buyers at a .had. b.. • r p, ices.—Coal Bengal write, Ils. ; broken wi i.e. 8.. 6' ; cargo, 7e. to &L C rail Lignea sold at a dear... .. 24.—i'unento, chiefly damsged, sold at very fel prk. 4. - Pepper b.rugat in at previous rates.—Cotton dud. usu. We are without transactions to rep:rt. Duty paid on Sugar to last nook, 1n 7 , ) , •100. Liverpool, eget. Wield, Hull, and tan aria To the men period am vwer ..... 63,301 Islaasas OVUM PLOD Oil vat Ili I• . ' 1.1 WIT was:. UM. Landau —. ...— ...... . 12,146,601 2,441,962 918,284 Hall 121,967 I hl . . 1120,127 7777".= 15,819,854 15,354,788 --- 492,868 TALLOW.—The mat IL. i • Rim. Petersburgh C. oo t'm spot, 44e 64 4s ; txtober to December e,eiteery, 431. &I. to 430. 6 4 , omete mouths' delivery, 34. to 6d, more,