The Express. — London, England, 1848-06-17 00:00:00

. i• . , , ~ 1 4 , • / t./ 1 1' Z .... ' /I"ae.---/-42 -cf 7 e,. .- - k'o ? a Z i0r . 7....z. , . . -Ira • ‘ - " Ik-sd ) 5 .......- - s eir,: v 4 o e_ a e s , "--- ' al .---. °-*'/-- ''. "i'e-- -- e -- Z - eo n . -2 ..." . MO CAPITALISTS, AGRICULTURISTS, &c.- The following ie a copy of the desPatch sent hy . the on the market, and holders of fereiren are not free seller.. Very . 11. Memel know. IDIDERSTON ESTATK i n th e N v yth awns Executive COMlTlilialoll into the departments for the 13 MYortehlre, ly t0 . .1 ou means:. PRI.VATE err N i rlt ACT, and, If not I arrest of Prince Louis Na le , 0 be' tl A bl little spring corn offering, and at the moment it is not much *noel 0 , eat It August neat I. *sewed L . ) pus, re auction. hi luta po , me le MIMI a - -1 ' nquind for. Rye meal, in email quante it+, commends 71 pt r 1 ~., & wow e pe.a....1y Kee Se/4 , 1:M! . la,, Lffere.i.sl4 . l. prICO Is it! la .--. th decided on his admission : i te the •is ri ....hi ri ly renew U The ...PM Lan. A gooddeal of rain has fallen, insomuch thee dry weathet no o , wh o, / . t 1 i.a r . •/ , . . .rn ve. VIT. vo a s actry, m a ette fen 36. 1, ''.'""' s's.` .324541,11, M oats, June 12, 1 o'Clerk, Aft.rnotn. ie now wanted by the farmers. The arrivals of L i nseed this Th e 1 • a small' mitten el s ent, genet. hetnenewnentee mei _ eh! Iterer a The Minister of the Interior to the Prefect of .. . . seek amiaint to atiout 6,016 gra --comprising 3,433 qrs. from pail of the nicer •01.14 SIM 1,, tgt gl e n T r. , I s p,,i,.. , . ,ne., 4 By ceder of the Cotniniesion of the executive power, Rioa, 2,400 qrs. from elarisnople, 180 qrs. from Ystad, end . ,er' . ; n o, en • ilteal l "r - ' raw" ' w i t 7 Lototorre t titro . -- 11 : &treat Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, if he shall be • G bags from Maga. The market has been quiet ; and in the L' e e e e Twe e n s''' . '' ''et' A L'P'h oPihr Yon aa ' it tined/ore/es t le itlgras ''' . m ter e t found • I lb t g o o As. ‘... he s few isles tenet. d buyers have had the advantage of Get to j e „,o, frou the itall,toa Mat.. in yuur department. Send the necessary orders evere• ee ,, h oe s o iree/own. and thirty fnun York. There le meM Come whero. Is. per qr. Bleck Sea may be quoted 40s. to 41s. ; fuse and In I,:seether dee ~ 1 " - ' • so '''.r., n i t '11 1 ,,, f -I„e„7„.„^; , t,v i t - U r: wt . - , DEientlerlON -Aged 40 years, 86 centimetres high, chess heavy Petereburg, 38e. to 38s. 6d. ; Riga, best quelity, 375.; Deviate o we s o f agent.o.ten. I . ee m . an . ~... ..,,,,,. not aro..t., . 2 . . . o Memel end Kongo/berg, 375. down to 32s per qr.„ according Time *tire May done m ar devimme _ at m = ti . I n t ,“ the fo tho u i llu i kilurne t y nut haw . and eyebrows, eyee grey and small, large nose, 63. -. i LONDON, SKIT ItDA Y , JUNE 17, 1848. [TIIREE PENCE. to quality. In Rapeseed nothing doing, from want of reth7,l to dew it eat teat . oq mime oy me . ' , tee t". • middlecreed mouth, thick lips, brown beard, white moue- he ~, ..„. e e o. eta, tickets to view. ma • Ire obtained from ji r d . lii:tve ' ' • .. ..i.'• s ti • 5ww., 1311101 . Ow s krud ....' m''• I l see. Inoti moccor, tackles, °harp chM, Oval face, male complexion. Particular supprim, Linseed Cakes: Our best town•made command owe o s none , / . air r. .1.: remut. Ebncesterit Imago, Itear eantnten :re storks .-Head sunk in shouldsts, wide shoulders, rowed or wheat in the ear. For the turnips, the dady shower. have a steady sale, at 81. 17s. 61. per ten, preient delivery ; cheste 9/. per ton for the next three months ; and 91. 10e - o n . ,• o we Ihremar ant Wo atoll, eolletors. Sowhentrich. bed, . Road. fallen very seaionahly. In tho immediate vicinity of Stam• ahl/MERC/A L 4MA la AY'S. ford the cutting of hay has been commenced. There is per ton fer the autumn and winter months. Foreign may Till VO-NIC 41:1 Plita nor any o:her MEDICINE.- Some of the prefects, thinking that it behoved them promiee of an abundance of vegetables of nearly all k:nds, he quoted 71. up to SI. 10s. per ton, according to quality ; the IN e s eseepatent AM Dri , •=i•tA . 10 . 1 41 , ./i O,O . Oro rush , ca.." to show their zeal for the existing government, issued MONEY MARKET & CITY INTF,LLIGENCE. latter price haviest been realised for fine Hull-madeoihaped le e wk .... 0, ir ..../.11‘,/, liver coloplehrt, pensisting hoenehee, m o n. i e steluding a fair yield of fruit, particularly gooseherrien so Swedido Rape Cakes are very scarce, end may be quoted 51. their 5, ..., 0 ...0,1. i.,/,/.1.1. &C., aff,l.U6ll) 00110.011 from the erne. by • ptoclamations. We subjoin one from the Prefect Or ... a y v . t 0,.....” of the ~e liyetivo Moeller. to their primitive Chateaureux r diet a productive autumn may be anticipated. We have had Consols all morning per ton. In Donee a good bueineu was doing early intim week the L „ ve ins ° r„ „o as t ic:^,int. !norm . e . une..perhi. we espeme. he, NOHrtimaller;LAND -The weather this week has been a pit r ti.'"F u ca .C ret' c •ly k.- a variation in prices, and almost at • trifling, advance, but new the demand is somewhat nage DV 1411121iN and e el. a net 11.3.1 T A AKA RICA I.OOD Chin:mi.-Twice, at Strasbourg and Boulogne-our-Menthe rather au unsettled chkrat.ter ; a good deal of rain has again Withent business, until within the last half-honr, slacker, and price easier. Fon ran Imparts into Hull piece; f, etn. Is unlike that ollachievorte Waterier. willed Arrow mod ambiti in of &pretender has endeavoured to plu nip France fallen, unompanied with n lower temperature ; still, bow- when an iutpulae - was given to the merlset timing thin swede: Lineerd, G OIG gm • Rapeseed, 764; e ll th r e- ( ---.: ...„. . .... ... •• k t h dth o n . 011%114 .. MI. at morn , r . 41 A RC/ 0 011iar . all II 1/1../O• ~.,. c •, 1 .1 - W ' ar ; -- t - wace have his ports faded before the fidelity ever, the crops are said to ue progressing favourably, and, by the purchase of a considerable amount of 31 per as a or aissa ASO. fear times. the Wee in other food, benee "" won, I Wheat, 1,683 ; Barley, 9,455 ; Oate, 070 ; &ens, 2,076 ; Peas, They e„,,,,,,, a toil.. hate-ed of melting art expense. of the army and the patriotism el the nation. The dynasties with flue weather, it is expected that wheat will be in ear on - Priperlal Ukaae.-- theolan . I.loo.Vate nerrel in Great Britain.- mutually protect eoch other ; thus the last doh rorod the best suits to the course or eight Or teu days. cent. stock by thu broker who acts for the Bank, but 10; Tares, 12. pun/ tealen e tte t eeh t ee l e t hh e l her s e l e 3 s r,,h - we T l' e s e e t e a e . eth i le e ," erat ie ,, s t r." be no . „", royalty Teri/lend itself an accomplice hy an indulgence St , erthX.-The country never appeared more beautiful whether for accouot of that establishment or not LIVERPoOL, June 16.-We heve received very limited theat V;','.'; ' „„, An ' ,1.1,0 they h ' est rectos:el In Mete .el -tither to his SrMedy to the imp( eat pretender. Impunity at first, and weak.rese than it does at the present time. Some time since the grass could not be ascertained. Upon this transaction the oupplin of all prucluce. both coutwise and from Ireland, maim the, Empewor. hew. I.v imperial perrolation. hem forwarded to the of nprernion eincis have emboldened this foolish coneprator. on the downs, and even in pasture/l e ase/Hued • litre swear- pr i ces o f stoc k s i mprove d . c o i f 83 , o d siuce the boginning of the week, and the only froth imports Free Bine tor of the Imperial Palace." The homey-marked, hut uncut rited- which has been eve- mice ; hut tbe late rains have caused new grass to spring up, vermeil to 831 to ,i, ex-divide n n w d fu ' r a r c o co m unt l'' Re: .. I m eg ram pleasure lu bearMe witness to ite cffieney."-CIIMILIM from atroa . d co l nerse of 2 , ,050 qrs. Ettyptian Beans, and 1,630 a Fri worete, tel... e. Kite's Inawhwalle Temple. Lawlor,. t -end on him by the vutesuf men, enthusiutic, perhaps guilt), and all looks beautiful. Though the wheat crops make a deiced Thee , 83tto S. Three-and-a-quarter per Cents., g oi rs a. A rn mi la n c es al n ndian Corn. The export of the latter and der i et t w ee d.rived nonsislerahle benefit from the we / 4 the Reorient& ha% revived Me idea. of usurpation and restored hie crimirial flue and promising appearance to the eye of a essualobaerver, " I is also compel atirely small. The weather, Could A va mea*-A. O. Hume 11 1 / 1 11,11101, 20. 1101110171. Li 41.41011. think that they will be very abundant. en•l donne hopee. Y JUT InAignation, legitimate, "mounding, we cannot me o , 84Z to a . Exchequer-Bills, 38s. to 41a. premium. elthough not entirely free from showers, has been more fa- not e e 1 ma ante ovitereeN mosmererul 1t..-JASIM.I/11010.10.11. late mr- • , th g o .. o g y p, g 0,.,,. it,,,u, B ea t a will teach Chinn steuis N./pole/on Benspane that the Fre/eh crepe were much injured by the cold end wet in the miring. Bunk Stock 191 to 3. •oureb eto vegetation within the last two days, giving the Eniel sew. an lhe tra timi e g ti n on Tarket remains with little alterat'on "g es t to ...ei i ..e. you a mem d. to ot y atitrele."-RM. Thorn fs people-magresnirnous even to pardou, even to forgetting The siraw in ninny placer iil very short. It eande thin on trade during that period a rather drooping aspect in nearly prod Ifiliarra sof Samley Tyro. 1 orkehlrer. Moos. Du Harry. crimes worthy of the most severe chutisement, will not naign the ground, and the blades *re nut of a Inalthy colour, but e I Moe howl rt to Pe a simple. though very rhea:roue an.l plea • entre y inute amount. are of I l . ' d ' all "a departments. At our market toolay, however,. owing same t ford. il •. 3 ms l to roy own awl oilvers' funeuovat dp,,,y ane• -_ itself to allow a ti,rone to be again raised, whoever may Le the yellow aad sickly. The rains do them much good, but Iw e vete to the limiud storks of all grain produce remaining in tins emit. Spanish Fives, 12 to e t ; the Threes, port, an improved Udine( ores evinced relative to several par.( saa/ Cease • lit ma tof Great Darwoods. bold or imprudent man who aepires to ascend it, and that the cannot supply the lola ol tho plants which were deetroyed in " The I sfse . : '" I I ' 4 " d e riv*l t 2 .'" fr '"'" . f""°' th :! f t .f` "'Ss's...! lim e . new republic fears not the 18th Crumaire of the year 7. the spring. The potato crop at present promises to be mast 22 1 to 31; Pah-sive. 3 to I. Portuguese, 16 to 17. Muting articles ; and in English, Irish, and foreign Wheats, Isese ha . veantweeteene,." , ...t,,, ,, ,.. t o 1 ., .....• .• ,",,, ---, If this fugitive tall into your hands, patriots, Miele him abundant. We never saw the haulm look he tter, or more DUteh 'lwo-and-a-Half per Cents., 421 to 31 ; the sales to a fair amount were effected at an advance of fully Ne 1 1 rce o ow , 220(the Iterakom km: lox EOO.l.- .1,54.L4 In London: Inlets thc n put/Leen magieteates, and deliver him, without fresh and healthy. The etore potatoes evtu look well, arid, Fours, 631 to 4to New Grenada better, at 12 to 13. Id. per 70Ib. Flour at the same time was in Rood wow Mexican, 16 to 4. Venezuela lower, at 15 to 18. s B•s awl nutlet. 12S. lterent Meet : Fortnum. By sm. ford 0, •• If'l pily, so the justice of the revolutim.-Ilearth and frattruny. all Wefts eon/leered, they are forward. request, sod both Irish and American percels were tke tuna cute . ane l'lNserlly; Ablig. end en.. 80, Grass:Alma+ .treet ; Moore. Ise, mead ;W. re stinterk, 117, Oxfrevel etrewt : .5. SanAter.l3 o . Oxford- (The Prefect) MARC DUFRalaalt. dearer. Barley and Malt, elthough in limited demand, were Peri. • Russian, 88 to 90. Brazilian, 613 to 9. great ; Roller se I Itenltori. 4. Cheemble ; W. Skewer. 19, 111.2topeaates .Peurs, lune Ifs-New . Loan, - ; 'Three par emu., -; Do. held at late prices. Eaglish and Fumpean Beans continued say t egmet-Withle2 Its tanimew of 411,. at Ile.; lelh. at 275. ; raper re•Wrod hire per Ll-utr., - ; kohr-ungl-Ilnlf, -- ; fours, - bemoan LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(Tnts DAY.) Forced luaus are becoming the order of the day on to meet lane inquiry, on barely the terms last noted. repu meaty, 411,.. en.. ant 31',. I.le. • mitablypeeked for all ellinstes. My 5 . 1‘00, MO, - i DO. 1852, -/-i la% Threes, -; 110, Twomedm- Li the Continent, and will doubdess be Matted to by Eayptians, on the contrary, commanding romewhat more emend. umem, Oted he:emit' be no wenn and re• S. lierraorin. it ii, - • stosie !tenter, 71 ; Rennin Loan, 0 • 'treasury CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Feas dull, in a St. lereme. _nee lea (engem , enwarded ne,tee Won' k is. orr re: Ilni.gts, 28. luMli shares, Int ; Factorise on Lomas, nu trait. all the Ivan a whose revenue" are in disorder, o. ate ntion, with a slight amendment in value. lit VOf p./..ense order, meta, De: to any nehroal -ilium monecte r g 0,,,,,, NEW COURT.-Ilefore the Common Serjeent. credit shaken. Belgium has decreed a forced loan and Is to 21 ner qr. cheaper. Chits and Oatmeal being in t ei Leaden. at tse rare of le. inel fe. to troy 'mein Sesdimel or It etand THE CHARTIST RIOTERS. It err WAN...-Parie and Orleans 377 :0 Nem nnd Ileum 112 55. "am ie ' t w " Le l e e " ' ' " t e"" '''• ' ill ''' . ve "'" 1 " . •'. Th° tr° ' l "" l ' Horan . mai Iluvre, 20; Avii;non and Mareellee, 225 ; etrail Th . • ho f i the noult of %Odell is Lot eot clearly developed. The 45.1 n, aud the latter, GI per 1 more dealected . * then usual, the f oilier rleclined fully id. per talc ullel-A Parole re ales: on - lieligestlett and Constipation." ent'lled , Is morning, at the bitting of the court, t o - see • Amiens and Ikru- - n The Natural Rt.:mere er• of the Ditteutre t • wahout ineltelm. "euelf ...I fish'. " 2 ° l ers'r" v'er"°°. - . lowing prisoners were placed at the bar charged with "bine- of h anot er fenced loan for Prussia is about to be inquiry this teeming for Inclien 24 rM , a lia fai vi r ng am an eut r o r f aa ht d Ple iv e by Du Barry arale..., re it arrow.. : forwanled by then Myer, - ; Bardeen:, -; North, NO. laid, if Lot already leid, before tho legislature. It is Miring unlawfully and nototnly arrienteled to disturb th. shies. resigned, at au a . dvanee of fully 6d. per 4601 b. on the n b et t i to-toreem reeep at tee - Woos foetid. to be levied upon income iu the following proportions: perees et fuercley ; whilst the sales of Isaias Meal were to a u 11 . __ . . BEAU T 1 ini ii. - - .411141 ILC - 7. - --Aiii • • - ITALY.' - . adal h haviag meaulteel various pollee constabovi 1 !.V..e . i: die legal and prep r ezevition of their duty : Pereotts possessing taconites from 400 to 800 t balers are m .v otletme extent, at the extreme rates then quoted. Ar. L ODONTO. or PrAllE DENTIFRICB. a white powder. corn. The details of the action at Thrall, tho result of "cern' , emelin.7. Den's . ' Call°0". Vonsas Jones. newt, to contribute 5 per c nt. ;of frem 800 to 1,200 thalcrs, et ale from the 13th to the 15th Jane into Leverpool and lien verandas" of the d.to4ce,t and most yocherche Indrallente of the Ortsanal Illonun, trillimes Morton, llen7 Whdehend, George Work Ruecern: Wheat, 533 yrs ; Melt, 41e ; ads, 1,883; Beane, tiou berbaL It er d' • e.,.. ttrtar tom the teeth. remoree misdeed indigent which I inetitioned brie fly this morning, are given demy. peables wel on:AT," t/TO enamel. Imparting the most pun, and burn, John Kingston, Volans layes, and Charhs Ilnity. G per cent. ; KIRI CO increasing tip to 4,000 thalers, 2,0e0; Indian Corn, 1,630 ; Oatmeal, 1.624 sacks ; Flour, the peer r yikevettka, .... aa . 1 , 0 ,.. ,, , ..,. _.e , t,et and perfume p, thel , roath . , ftelly in the Pi. rimontese Gazette of . the 12th. Gen. Mr. &Atkin and Mr. Clarke appeared tor the protecut,on ; which most pay 9 per cent.; arid all beyond, 10 per 780 issks• oth fon :171 re 4. I n i . '' I" ' ; ', / ', 'Crit - so n tii;CtiXtthe TiTiStee '' : ' °P ry! " a= Settitiaz, at. the head of the three b ilge d. eo f th e o r d ee d th e d s a e „,„ e o n conducted by Mr. Payne, Mr. Bellers- cent. Thoso who paY up at 011‘ 1 0 the amounts fur LINCOLN, June 16.-We ead a moderate show of Wheat ~,,,. tieur In th .7 27r sew:i.tte Prim 7....1'i1. pee bozo-Coml. • To 'metal the and 4th divis'ons, with the necessary quantity of ar- tine, and Mr. Parry. which they arc euesessed, are to be entitled to recsive ii et . 's - e • at our 'macro to•dey, which Wag taken . off freely at 2s. ee e• Vt u tiV,Ms fr ee ' e . L ett 1/I "P ti i ;i ' • l:' , " in ' . ! " 1. 7 ,1 ° . -an'i ' :Ocra ' T''' : * 4 m ites ' , 011. ry, the first battalion of tirailleurs, and the volun. Mr. Bodkin said that the prisoners were charged with riot and Innen, and no doubt the jury would be awitre of the eir- 5 per cent. interest, but those payin by Metal euts advance. Oete, a lair show, at &d a te le dearer. Beans at ;'• ..C4 revetment Over, whi-tr It arnsai on eeeti iwa-legld hy ' llsern. n eed I.y trees of Pavia and Piacenza, moved on the thri fro.n eurestratees out of which tt e charges arose. There heel hero g . m laet week's prime. Wheat, red, 4es. to 505.; white, 47c to cm . are to receive 3t, per cent. onls . It is pretended Os. Oate, 17s. to 255. Beans, 40.. to 425. motion met perfumer, On Tea• try nye. iu 7 yuk, Post ST las.,etatle. the formitlable portitions of the enemy on all sides. At no, net two months ; and when thine meetings were con many me tinge, avowedly for pi/laical poetesses, held within that in ten years the man will be entirely redeemed. ltr r cot, June 15.-Our business transactions at this day's F r , MADON 7.1 A PIA, ellell CS herVrais. By JAMES EMULioll Fes es. market were dinette confined to red, as little white Wheat 0 0 . Gum,: clam?. with Freatlepteces by W. Myeasmo, 11. A. ii.euk Stock 191 3 the lint appearance of the tiraiileurs, the Austrian rear, ducted peaceably, quietly, and decently, no one wished to 1 T „, y c j. i t ,;,j . A „„„,. poi j I 917.2r C te ".• n0-..' :111 -. "" wet exhibitsd. Prices etill centinue te have a downward Lb, Smith. 1:3 A•r. nod Co., 85. Conibill. _ which had remained there to cover the retreat of the interfere with them; but when they were conducted in •3 am Ct. nem-tee.. Eli I I Ime.e.ruur Dine, 33, to 11a.prem. tendency, and purcha•en taking up with caution. Buhl p e DM /Ana eau onac •illloo re/ BEALCiI AND Walk Lles • •• main body which had been effected during the night, nt tuner that not only ins. ired the puble mind sill, leer and 5 es A j. ,,,,, 8 , ~,, _ • rutty:ld/I 31.311 m. nominal. Wheat, *hitt., per buseen G.. to GA. 9d. • red, 6.. , i3Mterwea eeneket wilhasS, prioe Is.. Lt,rjuni, (la damps). la h/.. ! elans, but actually culangered lite and prom rty, it IRAs the 4 ,P er , I:. i '" l , u „,,,j,. Es s s 1 per Lent. Oreroale HD.. 12 13 to 6.. 7d. Beans, 4s. 91. to 55. GI °etc, per qu;rter, 20s. we W tiAl. 10 BAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; hastily retired also ; and, berme 10 a.m., the Pied- bounden duty ot the proper autheriths to put a step to li . per 'r 6lt.ltitlo, 3u 5 iirmoset Inferred ILL, 71 k 5 per cr. litellean. 1840, 10 to 2els. with Piet TaLles for all re...dents. monteee occupied Caprino, Itivoli, and the am rounding such proceedings; for, if they wire union rruptedly e ove ct. linallian lida„, 16 uMT (a.. I.,llVato 11.1,.. :0 BY It. 2CC trzaWatt, m. 0.. satiate.. L-A.P.. Re. Dom New, 73 8 Po(sllaUfaie Oom. Hd... IC 17 Itubta&T, June 15.-This being our small market, there Mi COMB r:-.-flow sok/rare tornet dictetiou. martian feeling& • goer country, and some pieces or artillety Were placed so allowed to go on, there would be no senility for the publio 4 per et bum. A Wa. 10 3 • per et Ream Dila, ao tru Was but a email attendance of fenders and dealer.. this day ;wl gemte rut, seism: load, arid a .3.mented rank silt an °beer, once o ~, to harrow the last bodies of Austrians, who were as regarded either life ortla, or property. The proper D.Co Milan 11. e. 73 tC Diens Smadsh lids., 12. I probebly the filienese of tae day teneed to keep eome formers eh/ the ionneetions norma wo tenet. the %We, the naTrourly debate L a i uthurities sew lit, theeeforte tu declare wettings held under ~ , ,t ehe e l t e t se t te l e t e t •b eei h th •re el 4 e ,1 . .e., e ,1 e t s '', , ,er eene n 1 i t 1 ; . ...., t _ 21 31 egen to as mast shattered corntitutlon. tear aequite the .treak 4 retiring along the road of 'frent. The fourth division, •Ocionseences to inspire general alarm to he illegal ; but from t. e merket, they having bay about. From tee few tht mous{ ef rhymed hapi bar., Bah reach is hearth the mottoes...l of commanded by . the Duke of Genoa, occupied tho i per Ct. Inuits!. IS h.. 13 7 Ditto, Paea re liele, 3 1 sales that wore tif, cted, it WAS evident that prices were we life .dleatel to man meetings we re announet dto be hall, in defiance 01 soca 21 MI et Dutcb Mk 4.1 r 2 per et. Venexuele no. 1512 somewhat on the advance ; Wheat, in particular, sold for : TO 1. 1,1 a e s osa: , a "'I, , Paterneetrerm: Casey. , ~ le, Cl-er heights of Peseina, Hai, and Caprivi°. The King, deeleretien. Passing one what the oirjeete of those IRE Otings i PerCL Dawn Cert.- tZI i , -n.4..:L1u Deorryl 110 ... 41 A; meet; Slam% ri, eenimn ; Nelson. 457. Wen Ittgarol ;or Creed from , Is. mom than last week. Di Ow mesas. In. irmitodnose limorrestrest. Who had transported h's head-quarters to Garda, na re, he alp old pmcetal to state the citcumetances under follow. 1 these movements with the columns of . whic . the chnote °ohne the pets-mere arose. In rierce- RAILWAYS. - The ninrket is without animation, Beennerammii, June 15.-We have a moderate supply of in _ ._. . Wir. at and Usts on offer teeday, and eel y little Barley ci her • LATi.:sT FROM PARIS. Piedmont and Pinerolo, and ereablished his head, I (mance of un iiiitionaC, Mitt et a me. ties( to he held in and ehares may be said to bo a shade heavier. White- offered or wanted. The Wheat trade is dull, but nut lower. th i linhop Banner's titnls, un Sunday, the 4CI a June, it was haven and Furness with 111. paid have been done at 0 tt bring qui•e as much money. The Flour trade greatly griatters at Carroll. Itivoli, situated between I thought right to have mine rliceo.ffieen placed in the red h 'al di • k'll * th -l I ' d - 1 . • 3 le 1 wh- •e. - 3d. - • RESIGNATION Trent and Verona, cast ot the Lake of Garda, is churce of St. Jamn•the.Lesenn the immediate vicinity. In the an important position, in BO far as it eernp:etely after roon tht re wee a meeting of the " Irelt Confederatien," named elitchel, and in the 12a . . . . per s are. 1 ewry i an n i nth 1 e 7, .. ~, t e epeesee , alii prtces 1. per see owe r. re, . to paid, have been soli at 11.. per B iare. .aneachtre tn. 3d. per 6 stnnes. Barley, ols. to Os. per qr. of 3 2stones. mi Oats, 10,1. to 11d. per stone. Suotraue Flour, 38s. te 405.; o f OF cute off Verona from the Italian Tyrol.-The recent to express sympathy with a person and Yorkshire Halves dull of sale, at 7to 6 min 335. to 31e. per sack of 20 stones. information received from various ones of the \rune- same evenieg Orme was a meting of chartists. The eaten- dis. Manchester and Southampton Scrip has ,' op PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON t•an territory ehows that the Austrians are collecting tern co thou who anembli d upon that occasion was directed been done at Bs. 3d. It may be worthy of rc to the churce, *nil the spea'w rs assured the met) that there tiournamrrov inn. 16 --In co quence of the fair bu ' which is held her ' e on Monday, there was but a thin Wen- , to ---- - their forces beyond the Adige. A body of 3,500 Was a body of police eationed in thnt building. The speakers h ark, that there is no corresponding advance in dance at 'parka to day. Ne neat was rather dearer thaa hi s in arca with Ceneole, although dividends will fall due last week. Four, Is. to 2s. per rack dearer ; other anal' es la Iri another column will be found important news Atroriatis came from Belluno on the morning of who addressed the meilieg took their departure as soon as from Paris, siriee receipt of which the following has the 6.11, with four pieces of artillery, and took the they had delivered their harangues, leaning whet hail been on many of the guaranteed lines at the end of this without alteration. ev come to hand : direction of Tonzaso, Arsk, and Scala di Primolann t i raid to work what effect it might upon the minds of some month, nnd most of the old lines have their meetings WAKEFIELD, June 16.-Our arrival. ere more limited of 1 PARIS, FRIDAY, 6 . 30 ism. but the inhabitants of Mak , had cut the bridge, il dirt ete after 9 ere was acr of 1 .000ur 4,000 persons; a . n , y , , y for dividends early next month. Weeat this week ; the coun•ry market% exhibit greeter flew- ° ' Th. re goes a b-y Inspector." A rueh was then made .„ „„ ee „„,,.,,, ~, ..„ ,„„ „ it , „ ee t s e LAND° , ruse, and higher ratM are panl. On Tut sdar, at L eds, we " At the espeaing or the session of the Assembly to- and the toestu sounded in all the surrounding toerart's the church by the men who first &necked the in- '""''" "ei n ee n ' e ,e"neene;o ee *.n n ' en ' so n en n d e- nene ' t e eese e ne .) - -- ' were Is. per qr. dearer, and to-lay this impriivement is fu'ly a day, the Pr. silest rend a letter which he hnd received s illy", The main body of the Austria e which had spi cioi, hut finding that he he ' d sum cited in ge fing into .. n• , B rat. & Oxford Junction, 21 Len& iii York. Fifths, LI 71 estubliseel ter all deecriptions. Bather nominal. Oils 1 11 from Prir.cc Louis Nino, !eon, ' dated "Londor, June hady l e ft Meatus, h ...O. proem ded 0.9 far as .M.0.t.:,g- the chide of the buileino, they sent a shower a tohleniest, 3: Manch. Mahan, aud Matlock, 1 and Shelling witheut alteratien. Tee demand for Beans : E s t e, I 'tunes, sharp pieces of 11'n , aed granite at the win 15th," whieS. Wili us fallows : num and placed advanced posts at the Motta, Cheer r Mllolyhe , spel Pref., 111 Mullah& 101 is dew, without variateon in prices. Other articles as before. t . Looloa, June 1.5. and Moneelice on the 7th, retired the re .td iv lilt • does, a gnat pertien of which were sea:tetra The pelice Fast Anglian, id., L. it E. and Do. Cone. Pref., 30/., A; I The following are present prices : Wheat, per quarter, e t 8.1. le l e r eidstt.-I am highly flattered isy havieg been . , a mere fight with the pontifical vslu x iiteers . . ' -Rear- then se mind creers to act, and the meb wax &Alta upoa to l e 12 U 'r 61 ' Do. Minn. & Derby, 731 60lb. to tke brothel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, L E. Counties., 11l 1 dieperse. They refused, enil the pollee trocroded to use D .. 54 ,,,, 121 :death liritlah, 22 elected imprint bertive by the people of Pens tool three other new, 47e to Ots.; extra, 49a.; white, 48e. to 50e.; extM, 625. Do. Helen, 91 . detyky WO4 bllitiOTlC d at .Montagnatia, with 15,000 their stave' in clearing the grouad. Stones wire threwn at E UniaNtlam 13., I. and 13, 6 • Notch trueffuelabire, 10 91 d..p tan:ruts. Norfolk and Hunts, r. d, 4.5 , . to 47e; extra, 48s. ; white, 455. a It ie iu usy mtintoien SU ample reparation fa Cote years men and ao pieces of artillery ; another body. uf the police, and several en rose rieusly it jeered, and elthongh 110.r:reap Guar., 7I yombh Central, 2 6 5 to 48s. ; extra, 50s. Lioeolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red. ri of rade and en yeas of ceutivi.y, but the irsjurieus euspi- - 10,000 WO, was etationed between Legnsgo and they sweet deal in . ffectually diaper sine the mob at a late no. do., 171 . Shrew, and 111 r. (A). 31 43... to 465.; extra, 48e.; white, 455. to 48s. ; extra, Ms.; F eons to witich .oy el.e , ioo has oiven Lirth, the troubles ler Sanguinetto. hour A' the night, the o hole neielthourlioed had been kept East Lareashwe New, 01 Shropshire Union, I i South Devon, 18 19 Yorkshire, red, 455. to 47%. ; extra, 48s• ; white, 465. to 48e.; " extra, 60e. ; Dantric and Konipherg, white, 461. to 49e. ; ex. r ' which it lia. betel the ;retie . , an 4 the hoatility of tee Pro ,-. e . . • . , Eh eame journal atria says . " Recent advices from in a state of great al inn far some heurs. The learned con bet t r l t ~N 0. ..„0 . ,'"'""tt nj.3 1 Ij i 1 , 1 Moth Earthen No- 2 , 11 2 wham,' Government :rel e ase en me as a duty the :elusion; an observed that this ease was one that vrould exsito interest r i• ' -. • ' • tr t 52s • Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 465. to 475.; extra, ° Al. New Guar. 6 per Cent., 21 Words, emu" end S. Nest, 11 ' r . r Casalmagiore inform us that the Austrians have Cll- and attention in particular (marten, but be wee sure that the no. W. Riding Union, 21 1 Yore. Nem, anst nese, G. N. E. hoooer that is euepend te have been (Moire/el by intrigue. 495, Mediterranean, red, 33.. to 371. ; extra, 41s. ; old, !. I desin mete. tool the mains. nauce of ar. medic, %nee, deavound to send succours to Vet ona, who have been jury, bitting there as a public tribunal, would perform their lon., Deg., and S. Goan. 311 1 Per. or mot, 9 red, 44 eto 465. ; extra, 495. Barley, per quarter, I great, imellieent ; aed when, though invelunterily, I pro- vigorously repulsed by Urn. Durand°. 'rhe Austrian duty in an impartial and feir mancer. The leerarettliOn Was Do. New_3l. Guar. 6 per Gt., 21 Yorit e, & No , r n th . I . l u id .n a , r i l i ,,, e1, n e ed, h imperial, 26.1. to 28s. ; extra, 30e. Beans, leer 0 mote d tonne. 1 depusit. noe without lively reeret, my rine- were ohli , .rd to retire egain to Mantua." conducted Oa public grounee, and if the faun he had stated lon. AN. We. tem, 123 2 54 t Rid ft t L 'III f quarter, 631bs. to the bushel, small, fine, new, 3.55. to We • lau. NC*, ..I Poultlow and Mercury G; CI extra, 37a.; Ticks, new, 333. to 345.; extra, 355.; foreign; t e i nation in year nanels. I hope soon tranquillity will be The corifidenee of the Piedmontese army is so great, were made out earistacterily in evi.:ence, the jury jj0.1 ..,t, h , , 61 7 I I eye:Omura, I restored, and seta enable me to re enter France as one of emul.l say that the pritenen were emitter, but it' auy doubt L ore 5 o tr ea t ee n, 47 & ell as that ot the nation, and the discouragement *Amid tont, ef cow-Re he should cheerfully see the prieorers lb. New 5v(., 221 Northern of France, 11 1 new, 321. to 34/.. Oats, per stone, resealing, 101 d. h the most eimple of ceisens, but also as one of the most de- as Par 4A: Lyone, 21 to 111 d.; extra, 12d. ; feeding, 101 d. to nid. ; extra, 12d.• voted to the r.eme and prosperhy of my counn - y. of the Austrians so apparent, that no further reinforce- receive the benefit of it. LIVERPOOL BALES, Jane In. foreign, 10d. to 114 d.; extra, 12d. Shelling, per load of : s- IL:cave. NI. ie President, diz oo nee , meats will be sent intu Lombardy. Lope-eta serrate, of the detective froce, raia, en stronSay, Dlsk. Lae., & Chem. Dt. (late C. Man., shelf., and ',lmola. (late 2611b5., 20e. to 27.. ; eons. 2fla Malt, per load of 6 ; LAMA NAPOLI:ON BONAPARTE. A letter from Home, of the 7th, Fay& :A Te Dem the 4th of June, he wee on duty in Inelem Bonner'. ..tiel la es it s 131 Gt. Grime Drask) 111 d buseels, 40.. to 41a. • extra, 435. Peas, per imp. qr., blue g At the conclueion of the reading of this letter there waa a general movement and murmur in the Assc in bly, alai some exclem ohms, but there was not the least expre•sion of approbation, as is erroneous! stated in tho afternoon edition of one of the Pans journals. Tito effset expected to follow from this n a y letter is that of putting the government more and more iu the wrong. It is pretty ce-tain that Prince Louis will be again returned for sane or 01l of the departments for which he has been already elected. l'he ceviroris of the Chamber presented no milita display to•day. Gaups nf persons of the lower ordere, wits to be sung ia the evening of .he .1 It, in the church e oi e o of Saint Charle• e capture of P s -n e 9 Piedmontese ; Bch church under to take the Milanese.. choosing this not participa Piedmoutese a t and they do no h I h i • i lu the Coma in celebration of the tem and tho eictories of the t Mgr. Borromeo, who has the s cure, refused to allow the sokm- I ace in it, berause it bi longs d to ' This was precisely the reason for , n m , S c r church. But all the Milanese do Ith a in the sentiments towards the • p I `.. 0 w , s I ith which it is wished to inspire them, eh t believe themselves to be reunited to and h it . cloa'clock ;hire was a In !ding. PrOdIIEC-I a I.lacird 13 d . had her a circulatirl in the neignbourhood. A great no. rwe , l ii e u :c u r a o i f l meetin . I : Mr ,c a le. an nd in ., n c oh th d 1 d 1 c , le oi :dile ' •ist proc s e • alli lieu li • n r e puce ene di , 1 , • I e es rr .; 1r ' n rl .e r City o elect t,r e n urch windows. ed the c 'n and he to sme I d : I h WC CtiO f Pti i n, be Y .. sal bra toe w d .' onstablee, an t. o was e aa, and t n Oti it e ... red Os politic anis the cher ..e ld there lately. ht th was w e P . ee T tir i , c , he mob laca:d w g ethdrawn. Lane i: : N er c lo u ree ,.. h .: i (la p 'e M. & L.), N. British 'Miele, 2 • 1 d Mdland Ilalves, q d North Staffordshar. 2i d , at half-put eve 1.". k 5".111 W"1"71' 122 14 S'Y:11"t'.1:11::Cr3 2 makers " net went in nnother, house. About 1,000 of n d a d Ber. ( left the TALLOW.-Tallow is firm, both c 7l bover, 241 eh, carrying stones. They 44,, t o 44,. 3d . ' d E. volley of rniasilss was sent at the Saw Calluthen and E tiley throw stone*, A Bailey into custody, with st• nee in his hauds. It pi Did not take Calle hair into custody. Took • non Mto rT Piedmont M B h ted the T D - - two , gr. orromeo was uo was snag at the church of Saint Ardrea del Valle." ' - - e ..""' cuondy as he was thrnwing stones, but he was reeened, end he ( witneirn st as terewn dewn and much i.I used. The fur forward delivery. Petershurgh Y. C., ~ pars on t m Oct. to Dec. delivers - , 435. Gil •se te n HOOS.-WOM'ESTER, June 16.-1 the spo G.N.P.. t and he spot, 455. ; • onths' delivery, t n 50e• y, H d ee fr . 9 'he Hop Planta- , • lions tits week have nearly been at a standsetill, owing, it is ed, to the uneetted elide ot the wcatht r. Dure are Ito an cn d white bonen, 31).. to 325. ; extra, 365. • grey and feed, 1 31s. to 335. • extra, 345. Rapeseed, per las ' t imp., Enelith, e 241. to 261. ;' foreign, .241. to 26/. Linseml, per imp. qr:, 44e. : . Imports during p t e h a e week • Wheat, 7,521 qrs. • Bar• ` 31; Oats, 1,103; . AY.-SaiITHMEI.D .ns, Basis report the fulho km.. .... 70, to 75., I Po rer ----OD. tote elea w e e,'• ' 2,400; Shelling, 666 l ' oads. Twoo'Clock.-Meurs. Cooper ' ing quotations: _____ x, eo , ... , t c. 0 ,, e3 3 . :. i Straw.. 76, to 30 . • CATTLE.-BnosiTARD FAIR. -This fair PM carittly supplied with &et, which was dispesed of on an average at about Old. per lb. ; a tcw fresh barren . " only were . on offer, wh - ch were saleable. Steers were also in demand • i but avi ry few fine tramp cs to be teen, and for low qualities a very ahundant supply of Cern and Calves, tied tecote were among whom appeared SOMIS Invalides, were waitiog meeting was aro events dispersed. Inspector Waller was a complete drug. Store Sheep were scarce, and wethen 1 the meant is very bossy. in the expectation of eeeing Prince Intuit; arrive. commanding the police force. There were about 60 Ole hit I DaToNE, June 15.-The hops in this vicinity are pro- were in request; some fat Enna nee sold at 61. to Ged. per The Slate des Pas Pe:dus was crowded by curious ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF errs in the church. Witness was much hurt. grassing favourably ; the bine mmerally ix In a very healthy and lb.; Lambs were plentiful, with scarce any purchasere Pigs , moving mate, ahhough not making Ruch rapid &Wide. to the tePs maintained Lite prices. The Horse lair exhrbited more inquirers. ENGLAND. Cross-examined by Mr. Pony . The wounded °Mc, re of th / ehea. we ham sometime seen; but, with a kindly WON/a, horse. tban it usually does, but they were of an inferior de- Mel. Lamartine and Ledru Rollin a-rived nearly ere taken into the chur li and %rem atteneeel to by the . A kl 1 hld th ' ' h I' ''' d • wet y counct was e at . e society S ouse, • clergyman. Die p• 1,0 were merche into , e ' , lop. will be more fruitful than the rank lon t oted and . . "telt Is 1 • ' g ' scription, and but few mks were effected. the church about fester growing. The late showers have gone well wn to the . together, and earned to keep an obstinate silence in in Ilanonr-erentre, on Trooley last, the 13th of J une. Pro. ono or two o'clock. Witness requested the police to clespose tosee. and Lave Invigorated the bine in thme gaoler. that were GRI Frau) FAIR.-Stock was limited, in consequence ef the pre seuce Of innumerable tend uronnt interrogators- a nt, Mr. Riymond Seeker, in the .chair ; Hee. ee, ei, the mese, but they refire. el to aet until ordered by th,ir own guff:Oise froin the drtmght ; and the warmer weather which to the flush ef pastures and the latenees of the season; peehaps I now succeeding will improve their colour end promote thew The report cir.ulateci wan that tl " .e Executive Coin- Cotes ; hlr. Dyer; Mr. liege? ; Mr. Brandreth Gibbs ; Mr. inspector. They wire all armed with stavec a mealier show of Sheep was COT( T remembered, and those growth. The unnghtly do-Ls, too, have been well eatnrated with that were sold fetched . geed ?rine. A . few lean grazing mission, having held two councils last eveting and 11. M. Hawkies ; Mr. Fisher Hobbs; Mr. J. Ilubler ; Mr. Inspector Waller gaee similar: evidence. . thew rains, hall if Waal bi time may now lie madly Mewed dews B a ud e son, Castleeere • Mr. Hewers' Jonee • Mr. Kinder ;Mr In ertes•exreninanoe, lie mot that he dad net know how w ith the horse or proog hoes. We are almom clear o f fiy; here Hogs fetched high preen. hat Beef, /°. per cene; fat this mornin .., were, as usual, divided. MM. Lamar- L ick ; Col. M tc • amall ; Mr. Maddis ' od,• 31e. Parkins ;* how many heads or erns were broken in tee affray. 31 my and there a solitary one may be tool, and • few lice, but not to Mutton, 6.td. tice and ladru-Rollin (who are always of one mind), Pri ) a : Sewell; Mr. T. Turner ; Mr. T. R. Tweed ; and persons were bruised :Lad hurt. Did not know that a great ;ea alarming extent, except viewed in that light as The precursors LeDLOW.-The Sheep Fair was very small. Mutton though : : that nothing further should be done ; MM. pea. Way. numb. rot persons were removed to the London 11 , epital or a a Deb Meld of 11y, which . many madder ro be not an im ranged from 6d. to Gni. per lb. „. Sheep of every other dcs- Arago, Garnit r Pegee, and Marie, proposed that de- The following new members were electol : George Pugh, that euch a number of petients were taken there that e ee ee. enable event. It was mentioned in the marka to-day, from eussex, that in the pariebet uf Mayfield, Witelhuryt, Durwash, and cription was a complete drug ; Pigs scarce, and eery /Sear. debris measuree ahoull bo taken. In acsordance Coslport, tronhridge, Salop ; James Walker, Newberries, surgeons hod to attend to teem outside the doort. 'i here Ticenurst. 220 acres 1r IVC been grubbed. We have called the at. The show of 13eef was bv no Luciens large, hut quite equal to S eu t. Alban t e, Herta ; James Penfold, Lencing,. Shoreham, were mounte•l police with drawn cutlassee Saw them rid:: l i c otion of our hop-growing friends to this important feature, rind with their opinion, it WM decided to propose the demand, and the - ge , rice was 6.1. per lb.; • plenti oWl ; Earl of Dartmouth, Sandwell-park, Bamingharn ; screws tbe ground. , again ask them to furnhsh us witb the partkulnre of the number of fill eupply tel Cows and Calves, and those were sold fully 21. a law excluding Prince Louis Napoleon Williran James, King-street, Hereford ;W.F. le arkeek. several other police offi ers then gave testimony as to the mile grubbed in their respective parishes. It le of an imp •rt- per head under what they wt-re a short eime since. The from the French territory, and they were Truro. Cornwall; Cletnent Felton, Denton, Inthenham, notlnct. One of them re educed an iron bar er p.ksr, with i l r„.e t t o -, t re u are " : lit h g im d" ro= s a l pre4r las to t w a tel eli tt I ' 4 - To show of store stock Was rather small, and most of them were in the act of preparing a declaration to that effect, Nit folk. The names of eight cintlidates for election at the which the prisoner I Oman IVA% belabouring all the police he the u tak): The Mire is looking P fresh and growing' nicely. We are driven back unsold ; those eoid wire at 1 /wee prices. A full not free from vermin. and many groucds in the lower part of the fair of Hones, and the trade for carters wae geed at late prices; when, by a coup de theatre which some thiuk they next meeting were then read. could celiac up with. The Witneaaell identified the prisoners had already been aware on ' the letter above-mentioned The following communication' were received :- as participators in the Tin% ptrish are losabing very bad.-Trisma V.-The bi,e 1./i VOll4llll others fiat and title doing 1. Letter from Mr. Themp.on expressing the pleasure it Several special constablor and persons who were casually very List and looking extremely well. We are quite cleen, and o ' „ •__ ~.. . was produced. would give to accede to the wisires of the council respecting on the spot, depose Ito the riotous conduct of the meb, and I from all preeent appearance:" we 11. have a heavy duty.- oToFORD r AIR.- i rue fair nas very well attended. The There was nothing of interest in the Chamber to- the drawieg up of the report oi the rxhthition and trial of tee violence with which they treated the reticent. It appetite I Th be fSh d 1 a mg we , end are quite clean. .e . num r o eep penile was near 7 5 040, and the greater twee, mime( the last tew does hare helped us materially. The binc port of them found purchasers, although to effect sales, day. imele lents at the York meeting, for euesequent publication that all the prisoners raptured by the police on the ground 1. not over and above pow. rtu'irs it has been in sows years, hut is yore • 1 .Iviesi•ortin-We are going att g lower inters were 6u/omitted to. There *as a stood supply The non-appear:ore of the weekly report of the io the j-.uront Of the nOlfo l 7. SI/-10 reasivel to ihe church, and depoeittel, for am:wiry, in 015 „,p,,___meetorr.-We an. proem rainy very tamorably, and are ~.,- ~,, but nothing call:elated to do mis- v. ...tete, but nut being the first. ram quality, the sale was 'Ater (run 'lr. Eaton, of Reveller IWi at, num- a vault bent /Leh the fl /or ; and nine ;remits were thus Mr- I to ory e lms. nem Is a little Bea, Bank pr alued a certain agitation at the Bourse to- 2 - le dull. Pigs sold freely, and at tugh prices. The Horse • h mending a drink of one quart of new milk, freeh drewn mnred in what Mr. l'arry termed "an ecclesiastical station- elalef. der. from the cow, as an effectual preventive of hove ia cattle, home." - Fair was of a very rough deacriptior, and only a few of them flee arrival of an agent of the Rusaian government provided it be adminietered while the enimel is able The learned counsel for the defence cross-examined the CORN.-Cntrretertaw, June 16.-The currency changed Linde. is mem:oiled, charaed with terminating the liquida- to walk about. Professor Sewell rental ked that, fr - ine wirneces. to show that the Police - officers attacked the people for best Wheats advanced from l i c . .. to 2s. per qr. for the sea. Storm. WHITSUNTIDE F./am-There was a large supply which generally met with a dull tion of the loan i,l fifty millions contracted for last the excited etete in which the *Murals were Wllll.l suf- in a /wrap aud uncullednor manner, awl upon the mom arnalsle supplier in tri• rket. B B i I , y rein tearcyly he quoted ; o f k m , B eas t. s h own, yeer with the Bank of Prance. tering under the Complaint in question, it woe difficult trivial provoiction. Several ef them said thee the pence and, with the exception of 'loss, which were a Odle lower, densind, with the exception of goed milk Cows and i n . , / Celven, and these were readily bought up. Onln a few fat to admit/Leto any drink to them, but eaey to m the use of certainly treed their t. unceeens fretly, but neccuity existed other articles are unvatied iu price. Best . Wheat, white The Committee on the Colonies has considered the the effectual means offered by the trocar and probaug• - hin for fte and other" said that ilia Polies acted with the 49. to 535. per qr. ; but red, 43e. to u s . i mideling, 43.. to Cattle were exhibited, which realised good prices. The question of ihe abolition of slavery, and has deter- Hudeon, of Castleaere, ha 4 not found the trocar puree slut, grea•et forbearance. 47.. ; interior, Vs. to 42.. Inane, old tramples, sold at Hone fair, which was held without Walmoate-ber, was . .. C ion, rained that, as the alioieter of Marine, contrary to the inasmuch as the animals relieved by ns use lied not thriven Tee Rev. Mr. Orion, incumbent of St. James, 11 inner'' , 1 . 4 0 e. to 4fii. ; now; 395 ; to 4 Is. Peas, il s s. te 4,55 . Good Oats extensiv ly supplied with anima's of an teem°, a tar 20s. 21 T 1 ' ' le ' ' to s. rade ru ed dull among whi:h t ere was liXe beeinces traneacted, an very promiocs formally given, has as yet done nothing to well i afierward f s.-prof. Seercle an/ ibuted thet n suit to the 1 fl. les, said, that on his leasing the church after service oa 2j.s. per qr. ; Inferno, ensure the regulation cf the indemnity due to the IT c iiiin oy= t t o o ru a r n ni T h p: i r m fect instrument, and expremed his ' the 4th June, his attention was attracted to the proceedines throughom. few exchanged hands, save good draught Herses for agricul- Hudson with an improved trocar, in OW fklflll, and he saw the mon throwing stones ut iospec- I EXETER, June 16.-We have had a small attendance at tural purposee, and these met with a geed demend. colonists in coase . quence of that measure, it would e w imila g r to those he had recently presented to the council, tor Waller, and then at the ellen*. The meeting WU of a r our market to-day, and Wheat was in fair r. quest, although GLASGOW, June 15.-There was a gcod supple of Sheep itself Resume tne initiative, and preecnt a bill on the 3. A letter from Mr. Green, of Scarberough, on the period character ti it:spire terror, and he gamily were cunsi I rably - cur Lamers were rather unwilling sellers evert at an advance and Cattle in the market yesterday ; prices for Cettle were itubject. of snarling. &armed. There were about 7,000 penons there alumetlice, of Is. to 2s. eer qr. Darts y without alteration. Oats rather lower than last day, and several left unsold. Best Ox-beef Col. Dunaonlin, at one time an officer d'ordonnance 4. letter from Mr. Goldsworthy Gurney, on the subject of but it was only a eection that attacked the church. There sealer, turd the turn dearer. sold from .10e. to 525. per cwt. Skeep brought from 64d. to of the emperor, commandant of the Hotel do Ville erops raised un e, der a re tihrous covering Several of the mem- were therty.six policemen, or thereabouts, present in the Buie, June 16.-There have ben n some inquiries for ?el Perol.!ht sieking the offal„ t Lambs told reedily at from in 1830, ond Gf the L•mere in 18-VO declares, in a b . ers tr ese 1 nt __ vou d the council - ' with their remaiks on / ceurch, and he saw them proceed to clear the ground. He Wheat, end n dnmeition to tuy at full lam rano ; but little, "s• to -= B ., leoesoino tohieaet Y• the su ject. Professor Way considered it to open a wide 1 58. them return with a number of prieonen, and as it Looever,on salenhe millentakiog all the English w hieh comes nor l'elleruau 3 Inarktts see ,:cs,!' owe. . , letter to La Libert.', thot "on the night preceding field fur experiment, as it included the action of light and / would have been dingcrous for the pelice to have then re .. the electi n, he annotmecd, on his sole responsibility, electricity upon vegteation.-Cul. MacDouall had found I moved them to the statitni-house, Ire gave instructiens ee ..---- ___ _._ , ' the candidate ship of Louis Napolean Bonaparte, that grass, drown up to be deficient in nutritive properties. -Mr. that they ehould be placed in ot vault until they could bo 4 VERA GES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" OF LAST NIGHT. . noble son of Petrie, one of ths purest republicans." Hudson thought is would have been desirable it Mr. Gurney safely r: moved . . .. WM SAT. _ tgA ti LIT. II OATs. ,. &TR. 1 . 1 PEAK . I --- ' The colinel add.e, thst no doubt the numb o. of votes had sta.ed ita what condition the sheep on hie land, under Crow examined : Del not see all the prisoners who were DISTRICT& fibrous covering, were in. p'aerd in the vuult. Thtre might have bun sone whese 55.145/15 AT/MlOl l4 / 1 11.101 . 6 /51/1.(01 tps. Avers* liglaarfersi Average . We. ye,,. g a obtained would have greatly etc; eded 84,000 if the _oda prise. mid. peke. , wad Nice. I._ . esid. 'i n, -.--- ~ 6. Notice of motion from Mr. Mew of Loneen : " That, he tdi were ideedine, lart her dii not see them. The police London .................. .......... 4566 50 3 1 203 33 3 &570 21 „, ... l us34 9 pal 30 8 e. prince had been put forward sooner, or if the Poll in order to afford greater facilities for ebtainieg csrreet wer- present i...the church during service ih the afternoon' Uxbridge had not clone so soon. analysis of manures, soil., roots, and other agricultural pro- [The proceedings heel not closed at the time of going to e on . 621.13 45 2 . 225 30 11 291 21 426 6 177 34 6 IS 36 9 The Constitulionnei says:-" M. Blum, author of ducts, and to encourage the application of chemical science press.) Heruordelare -- 3391 48 8 500 33 4 81 21 1 the letter to the President of the National Assembly to practic . al agriculture, an annual grant ef 23e/. be made to --• duckinghamahire .-.- 1.24 DI 7 I 08 34 8 1 s 21 I ... ... .1 7 , 39 11 ... - ' the English Chemical Agricultural Astociation." SHIPPING. oxionlimire 1332 47 0 40 31 4 120 13 i 78 41 2 s 10 48 11 which noceeioned the dramatic iacident at the termina- 2998 45 9 120 13 1 54 23 .“ - I 31 44 3 I .., ..,. PRESENTS TO TILE SOCIETY.-Mr. Read on the " Flezi ele MAILS ARIGVHD.-Dublin, 3 ; Waterford, 2; De/night. ‘o e Vl e b e b e ee s he e MO 48 9,136U4 , WO 22 - -. i 27 40 8i m tion of 'he ai.ting of yesterday, on being arrested, de- Tribe and Peobang ;" Mr. Perkes's " Esnes oil the Palle- dee, 1 ; French, I • Flanders, 1. surrey lll7 SO II II ~ ... sl5 II - - ••• mended what reason there was for his being taken into eophy end Art of Lend Drainage ;" Mr. Culemen's " Euro- LONDON, June 1 . 7.-Wind this day at noon, S., moderate Kent 2591 47 318131 0 1 239 21 - - Si 35 - 1 1. -: ": custody On being told that it was for writing a letter peen Agriculture," vol. ii. tart 8 ; Mr. Coxworthy's " Elie- Suarez - .- 20 so s- ii u - e 2343 15 1 1 1 , 52 31 a I 213 21 38 39 3 i • : • t o w e Weal Cundition applied to Facts ;" Mr. Blacker, of Armagh d Dem., June breeze, and cloudy. 16.-S.W. to E.S.E. -Arrived ; Blonde, Port °sifts . "• - - - to the Presidenn declaring lora to be a trotter Dometshoe oe " Intproving the Condition ot the Irish Labeurer ;" an Philip ; Elite Moore, Sydney, N.S.W. ; China, Beathey ; 631 49 1 16 27 8 I 125 22 ••• -- 1 country, M. Blum exclaimed, ' Bah! I cannot be- Mr. Thom'. " Statistics of Ireland." neventhire Mary Queen of Scottie and Mary, Rio Janeiro ; Lavinia. operetta' _ 553 30 2 77 27 3 136 21 lieve it ; for it WR9 an act of =Wiese.' The reply AnJOURNMENT.-Mr. Barker moved the aijournment of and Gipsey, Bettie; Eliorbeth, Grenada; Amity, Bordeaux semenewhiee 1532 17 4 190 33 4 527 21 - - 1 iii m *** 4 1 - - ... ... war, 'li is precisely for that that you are arrested, the council to the 20th inst., and then over the following and fidaurities, Monmoutheblas........ ..... -.- 747 47 7 e • ••• ... ... -. ... ... ... ' and you will be sent to thelunatic asylum at Charenton.' week, to the 4th of July. ABEHDovisT, June le.--The Lively snd the Catherine, 6loteesuretilre .... 1034 47 0 11 32 0176 23 176 18 .0 12 24 ,„ ... I II 41 4 il 40 0 ' i Upon this M. Blum, who is one ot those who signed _.. . .._ . ___.____ which went on shore on Northlwaeb. on the 12th inet , got Here ...lure off this evening, and have arrived in the river. •-•••••• Woreetterallira... .......... 1075 50 7 - ..• ... ... "' ••• - ... ••• a document published three days ago, as coming from THE IVEATHER AND THE CROPS. Salop 556 52 4 637 3 ... .. ... ... FLerrwoon, June 1.5.-It is reported that the Bruck stattorddike i the delegates at the Luxembourg, was taken to the CliEeillltE.-Genial showers, gleams of sunshine, William Mure, ot this port, went on shore the 13th lost. at Cheshire .............-- 26 - i Prefecture of Police." and a generally kind Ftate of atmosphere, are the preseet Buoyant'', and is likely to be • total wreck ; the Lancaster, Der_ .. l2rAire . 41.07 49 1 I 23 36 5 265 94 The Committee of Finance have had a discassion markings ot the weather ; farmers have little to camplain of of this port, which went on shore the 13th inst. at Ronan ee Le:men:Aire 1241 48 1 I bll 30 1 212 24 ... ... 07 48 8 .. .. on the 'project of the state dispossessing all the Fire in the o atcaregate, whatever may be the fate of the comma- Point, has been got off and twisted in here. STOCKTON, June 14.-Arrived: Favourite, Dordt. Northampton ..........- 2947 46 2 1 123 32 9 lan 23 - ••• 130 0 5 . 1 36 0 Durand Insurance Companies. The committee are understood eial w em • Stemma, June 15.-Sailed : Robert and George, Odeon. &eked -- - ••• ••• ' 1 27 41 3 ... ... ....-....... 475 46 7 i 104 33 7 iii 21 ..• •••.: ::: I 3 : 33 3 90 7 6 5 - 8 41 - 3 DEVONOHIRE.-Since the beginniog of the present month gb tO he unfavourable to the measure. The bureaux of the Chamber commenced yesterday 7444 43 II I: 64 29 1 2330 15 the country has been visited with oessoneble an s d fdaily la tA i e re n , o b e o r t i h t, J fo u r ne e.,o ls pe .- . A hi e g ri e • v n ed ; : C J it a y rn o tt f , an L d im Le ar v ic.k ire, ( R e is , .... .H o un n ried' ridg =e : ........ ..... 1 8 3 5 53 14 4 4 5 6_ ~ 93_ 32 2 • MO 20 ... erunolk B3 ii -0•1 31 2 239 20 Ili 27 0110135,1 19 33 8 the examination ot the bill demanding three miillons showers of rain, gegerally followed by bright gleam o su - • Norfolk. - 961.5 46 5 , 1017 30 6 191 21 1 ' ... ... I So 26 2 2 ••• ... for the natienal workshops. Only a few of the shine. The crops, which up to the end of May were veyere Du c b o li w in z a s ol u tr e ocee l6 ,d Ayn on y t c h d e : l6 o. th ian for Le wa nd t o u n . . ick, much parched, have since assumed quite a different appear- . / / Lencoluthire......... ........... : . nett,/ 2455 42 4 s 29 33 4 , 375 21 • „, ... , 1 " 49 u 4 ... •.. bureaux had time to do more than open the proceed- once. The hay harvest has commenced. The crops of grain Ore SALCOMBIL, Jalla 12.-Arrived: Favourite, Marsala. yarkehjee 11933 53 7 I 117 81 10 : 3169 20 , 13 31 10 I 24S :17 7 1,08 33 s ings. The most remarkable circumstance that occurred in fetter health and in some instatmes promise an al are y„ Janeiro. for Rio . . . Lareasedm 1746 49 5 G 9 24 2 ' 1332 20 i - ... , 27 33 5 - ... Weitiocedawd0........ was the declare io M Goudchaux who waa car yas well as abunuant harvest. There is as yet no A SPANISH REFUGEE.- M. 0101/Igll, the Pro-, c ow e e n oe d 577 •34 11 125 :0 8 247 34 1 I 341 6 t ... .. ... ... ' t tl of . app. IlTanCe Of any due' sae in the potato. Minis"er of Finance after the revolution o ' f February, lOl6 31 9 50 31 8 254 23 1 ... ... 1 ... .• 885 , that the national workshops were originally deetined b en , LINCOLSSIIIRE.-Orateful showers are exercising a very greaten deputy,. has succeeded in effecting his escape from neohumbertand tidal iefluenoe over the wheat crops around Lincoln, Spain. He arrived in Lendosi yesterday, having taken Im Durham. • I 2101 51 11 ... ... . .I ... .... ... _. l to form a republican army- This gentlema n Was which upon all sorts of land leek exceedingly healthy, .and fuge on board the Trafalgar, when that ship touched at ee nen '--.-- ".--- - - ' I. , Ilaratd unanimously a member of the committee. to.yuse.wesit4 eiressie ;106937 17 7- 6 - 6042 . 31. 7 15277 20 „ 160 26 1 ; 2631 .5 5 US 37 grow w:th amszieg rapidity; already there are some portions t Lisbon. 46AT. ; AAWAT. 0 DATA. .. ' A7 IV P I U :nr . A gr ' I ,Amgat . rs Agri SO i 1 03 33 5 3676 21 54 1 1 29 31 8 143 21 48 2 , 225 30 II 291 21 48 8 600 33 4 82 21 1 48 7 3B 34 8 1 4 21 I 47 0 40 32 4 120 23 45 9 120 33 4 54 23 48 9 I 38 as 4 160 23 40 II ' 13 21 47 3 i , 81 31 0 239 2 1 44 6 '," 3 27 0 429 20 45 4 r, 52 31 8 2IS 81 1 43 4 4 108 33 8 170 24 49 4 48 27 8 lit It 47 4 190 33 4 527 21 lil 47 7 47 0 22 320 1 7 6 23 -. 46 .0 ... ... 12 24 50 7 52 4 - 15 97 .- 3 31 11. - 5 „-. I . 43 711 ....; -. 79 12 1 49 ll i 22 36 .- 15 285 24 48 4 1 68 30 1 212 24 46 2 I 122 32 9 140 23 462 1 164 937 20 21 45 2 1 92 32 2 265 20 45 Il 11 61 29 1 2330 18 48 3 II 2071 31 2 239 20 46 S 1017 30 6 10 9 8 1 9 31 I I 40 4 29 3S 4 i 525 21 I 53 7 : 117 SI 10 3169 20 49 5 19 2 4 2 1352 20 4 57 7 9 94 0 . 144 23 ! I • 64 11 128 20 8 247 34 1 5 31 9 50 SI 8 234 23 I 31 11 ... ... 223 22 D 30 9 ' 4 32 I I 134 16 7 17-17 6242. 31 7 18277 20 NT& 1 C/o AvenyrillWarioni Avenge w. rid. price. • • .014 price . I 4414. • - -- 138 34 9 x l3O 30 8 ! 2$ 38 6 4 4 'I so 1376 41 1 3 4 6 19 3e9 78 41 2 I 10 4 49 31 44 3 851 to an 3 14 ss — s as 89 5 TO 41 4 • .6 . 1 . 0 ... 4 41 4 3 40 ... 0 • "'l3 acro 7 0 0 ... 1.7 43 11 • 130 0 0 1 34 0 73 97 5 II I 373 as 3 0 41 3 117 27 1 40 s4 e 268 75 I 19 33 8 I 125 43 9 13 3010 I 247 33 8 7,7_ 5 7 1 . 01 330 2 ' 3 41 9 • 180 29 1 2611 IS 3 319 37 MPERIAL P ki;LIAMENf. HOUSE OF I.oltl)S.—.FilokT, JUNE 16. The Lova, 4 iimlciLLoa took hi. A- At at 6 o'clock. PRIVATE rraNFsi. SE: ONI READINGS.—WeiI BhuidelVo I -istr ; Fullerto, 'i Es. tate ; I...unelen l e RAM. ; Selrbury and Tiovi it olway ; Brien I anti Exeter lisilwey (lilestonbury Nadaono and Cowl.; Whitande Juoetian Itailaly ; Cara Western Railway (Edwin:an of too Berke and Hants Railway from liongerford to Westbury, ebb a Brsi,di to Devizes); Norfolk Railway (Amendment of Ae's end Extent:or of Time far eaminenciug keyed:a and trim Railway); North Weston Railway (Diversions a-fikipton, Criterion. end ealbargh): master. Yeovil, and Dorchester Railway end Braucher.; Forth end cry.!* Nu vigetion spa Airdrie sad CoMbeidge Water; Tyne Arent len,: (beater (*moiety; Malan', Clink bleymy, and Cardelm across Roads; Rills. TILISID BEADlNG.—Erentford Gas Light Acts Amendment. THE NATIONAL DR AMA. E al FITZHARDINGE, on prestatin- ' the yeti!' r. from the lessee of the Haymarket theatre and the ;Keener= at the Lyceum, said that the petitioners stated that the patro nage which foreign artists received in this count:) , was com pletely ,e-tructive of the petitioners inte-eats, and rt,dered il their eleints to support the national drama unsuccessful. They did nut wish to oppose the ortnal Italian opt r or the performaoce of the French company at the St. James's theatre, but soother Italian opera was now open e.itirely maisitaiued by foreign artists; and there had late:) , been • French equeatrisn troupe at Drury-lane, and now tl:( re was a French company performing dramas at that theatr Un der these circumstances, the petitioners stated +hat they could not support themselves. He (Earl Fitzloree'':ice) did not w ish to be considered u an adv ,cate for proh c; on to English performers any more than to the English producers of food, but he must call their lordships attention to the fact that the tater ea, more entitled to consideration than any other cl 61 ot ;serious, because he could not, like other asti•;e, dis pose eof the produce of his talent—it must perish e i ith him. Na persm condemned more strongly than he ditf the infa mous conduct—for he could call it by no milder iionse—of certain persons in code ,Touring to put clown by force the performances at Drary-lzue Theatre, but he was l• r ppy to say that the respectable portion of the dramatic profesmon repudiated it In the strongest terms. Lord BEAUMONT thought the petit'ons were conceived in a most 'nitwit. spirit. The petitioners acted like the dog in the manger; they were not able themselves, h . / their talent to attract perton• to the theatre, end yet wished to drive away those who could. It war tatter that the master pieces of English dramatists should be represented at the national theatres, if such performances could he supvrted ; but he though , there ought to be free trade in these matters. Lora BROUGHAM had been caked to support these peti tior.s in favour of native talent, but he could not eon:emir tiously do so. The petitioners had no right to complain of the interference of foreign talent, when the theatre would otherwise lai aloud. It must be rementhered that if twenty foreign cetera were engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, they *mai afford employment tor some 21,0 English wstiemen. (Hear, hear.) He felt disgusted at the scenes which had trey taken place at that theatre, and which wee , so dia crediudAe to Englishmen. (Hear, hear.) Every one was cryime out against the treatment of English weal:men is France. bat if these things were permitted to te..sor they wouldbe for ever quoted as a kind of had justifis I . ion far the dismissal of our countrymen from their engage meats in France. (Hear, hear.) After a few words from the Earl of GLENCALT , which were inaudible in the gallery, The Duke of CLEVELAND said he was surprised that Mr. Wcb,ter should have signed aura a petition as that which had been presented by the trble earl, breAues, al though the national drama had long been at a low ebb, his theatre, which was admirably conducted, had always been well supported. Earl SPENCER condemned the recent disturbances at Drury-lane Theatre, but thought ate matter ought to be left in the hands of the police magistrates. After a few words from Lord BEAUMONT in explanation, the subject dropped. THE CORN LAW. Lord STANLEY, in calling the attention of the govern ment and parliament to the present state of the importation of foreign corn, begged to say that he had not modified his opinions upon the subject of protection to British agriculture. but he did sot then wish to invite their lordships attention to it. During the general distress and dissatisfaction .shish had prevailed it had been observed that it was well the corn laws were not in existence to aggravate it It was not, how ever, a very happy remark, to there was in existence at this moment a corn law, under the eperation of which duties on the importation of foreign corn, and especialiy wheat, were in process ot pay ment considerably na.re than were paid during this existence of the cora law in 1810. Upon the re; sal ot the old corn law a temporary measure was introduced, which was in tended to opera,e for two years, and to be similar in prin ciple to that which it abolished—namely, on the pricciple of the eliding scale. Under the op. ration of that to aporery law a duty was now paid on the importation of wheat of 91. a quarter; and after the two years during which this expe -1 riment wasto be tried it would be for parlia ment to determine whether any modifleatien of tbe Ilaw should he made. The there of the potato crop rendered it desirable that no duty should stand in the way of a temporary importation of provisions; but in cunvequerce of that general opinion and the temporary law whim was enacted, instead of having had the experience of two years as to the operation ot the moderate eliding scale, they had , only had the experience of little more than three month.— namely, from the first of March last. Ii parliament should, therefore, clam at the eud of July or the beginning of August they would only have bad the experience of about five months, and before the u ectiog of parliament the act would expire. A sbcrt time ago he moved for a return of all grain, meal, and flaw impacted iota the Voted K ingdom since the first of March, 1843, the period at which the tempo; wry duty was revived, and also or the month previous, commencing en tie: tint of February, with toe amount of duty re ceived dining each week. Tula return was for a period of 11 weelca ooly ; and during, that period, under the operation of a duty of from 75. to 95., there had been brought into consumption 993,348 quarters of wheat, of which there were 191,000—say '20,600 quarters—which, having been imported previously to the Ist of March, did not ply the duty. But upon 800,000 quarters there had been paid duty in 11 weeks amounting to 127,9301. Now, supposing he took the amount of duty received during the 11 weeks, and, assuming that it formed a fair average of the year's con sumption of foreign corn, that consumption would jive a revenue alienating for the yeer to 604,7601. ; and if ho might fairly take into calculation the additional filth which had Lem, brought into cunsumpt Mn, though it had not paid duty, the amount would be 755,917/. in the year. It Wee to the financial part of the question that he wished to draw the attention of the government, because here was a duty not causing any dissatisfaction ' not ag . ravatiog the price of the Mod ot the people, sod bringing into the revenue at a time of deep depression and delalcation (and it must be re metutered paid by the foreign importer), a sum of money amt tinting to nearly three quarters of a million in a year, which they were about, unless parliament should interpose in the present session, •_biolutely TO throw away, and deprive the exchequer cf three-quarters of a million in the next year. A most important fact was 'bat this duty had been realised without affecting the price of corn. During the month of February there had been no duty, or merely a nomiesione; hut on the Ist of March there was a duty of 75.; and it would naturally be supposed that the price bad then risau. Wheat bad Callen from dls. 2.1. to 60s. 2d. so Fe bruary, and oats and barley had also fallen in proportion; and in the week subsequent to the 7s. duty being put on the price of wheat was identically the same—namely, 608. 2d. (Hear, hear.) The same observation applied to all ethet grain accept rye, in which there was a trifling rise in price. And during the wh. le time since the duties had been in operation, from the Ist of March to the 20th of May, when the return closed, the price of corn had fallen. (Hear, hear.) He thought, therefore, that he was juatified in say ing that this amount ef duty had been levied without being the cause of an incr. ase of price or a pressure on the con sumer hers, and that what had been gained was at the ex pense of the foreign importer. (Hear, hear.) Well, then, had the effect been to check and discourage importation ? So fir from it, a considerable increase had taken place in the quantity of cora imported. In the first four weeks there were altogether brougheinto consuairion 97,000 qrs. ; hut in the last four weeks up to the 20th of May the quantity had increased to 141,000 qrs. The amount of duty realised in the ti at four W(6:,1 had been 12,4111.; but in the last four weeks it had been 46,6b91. (Rear, hear.) . Such was the state of things ; and although ho d:d not wish to mike any motion, he thought it was his duty at this period of the session and its the present state of the Seances of the counu y, to call the attention of the government to the fact; because, unless they . inter posed by some step, this large amount of income would be *holly lost from the Ist of February next to the revenue, which was row suffering front a state of great de pression, and without producing the slightest corresponding benefit to any human belt g. (Hear, hear.) The period at which it was most important that there should be an impor tation ot foreign corn was in the winter months, because it was liere:er than oar grain and moat useful to mix with it. In the mouths of Nay. Daher, December, and January, it was most required; but, with toe prospect of the duty of 7c. being takeu off on the fat of February, 1949, it was . 1 quite clear that a direct impediment would be placed if in the way of the introduction ot foreign corn. (Hear, hear.) k No general bill could be introduced into their lordships' 8 : hou,e on the subject, bat he asked the government whether be . it would nut 111 accordance with sound policy and their • I own sense of public uuty, that a shun bill should be intro g dueed to allow the existing duties as they now stood to be , continued fee five or six months, which would enable parlia ment to meet together again, and not with the experience of six months, but of a whole year, censider who thee it would o not be desirable to continue so small a duty which relented so large a revenue ; and even if the bill were ex• ended for a i long.' . peri o d, to give parliament time for further cousidera- I lion, lie did not think her Majesty'a government could be taunted with inconsistency ; because, although they gave th. it consent to the bill ler the about ten of the corn laws, _0 the wbig goverumeut more than once contemplated a 7s. or Se. duty. He was of opinion that the operation of a sliding toile was more advantageous then a fixed duty; yet he confined, u between - I a fixed duty of Ss., and a duty fluctuating from 10s. as a maximum to 48. as a minimum, the continuance of such a measure could not justly subject the government to any charge of inconsistency ; and he hoped the government would • state whether they tncught such a course would not be de , strahle 1 Earl GREY said he bad heard with great surprise, and object that io speech tbe bad . e : also with beams satiefaction, the speech of Lis noole friend, been pr ta o t ee p t r i a o s n b a , th u at t o a because ... Irevenue —a duty approximating to a fixed duty—that t. duty e u c t a llied a tin bj corn, th ec o t ct.f not 0 of such a description which, he said, old not, in the slightest • degree, raise the price ot corn to the consumer, while ' it produced a large sum to the treasury—was a meteor° c, of great importance. (Hear, hear.) He was bound pl-nt/ that the facts upon which his noble friend WOO' MI MI were a little too narrow to warrantA coaeltaldern it which Le had arrived. He thees,ht bp ft/acted' t.-4, •- " ; •••' ?. + • '' ). I.S. ' • k`l '•-•' ,N....1....-1,-9/ 31 0 ;••,. , . ), t . I . ! 1 I 1 1 1 ' , i 1 , i 6 7 1, 1 1 1 , 1 1 !, 11