The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-06 00:00:00

Ttt 41 - OrtL, 5 10 , • •-••• //er c - -0 9- 4 -2 G 7 -7 1 e. .0 • .2.tr w ~i No. 868. LONDON, W DNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 6. 1849. [THREEPENCE. li b ilffo ll LIPS ASSURANCE COMPANY, ll*. OM ass&egg, Laudon. ' Ma boallon—llls Orme Os Doke of RUTLAND, R.D. -- --___ .Ib.= liasneabie the Est nonillion, F.E.S. . P.S.A. its Sonagobie the Earls/ Carnarnoch 111101Wila. 110 Wl* allifellalle Laid Vimensol_ . 'AIM TM Homoratele liinned Illoata Elea Menall.M.T. lbs Ileasitsale MO nary llama Moan liotts. pig 301 01111.11 Hylton lotliffs. Dart., M.P. Cat seatoo—.loBll DEAN PAUL, Esq., 217, Strad. Won Ca.unats --GEORGE BERKELEY HARRISON, Ea. 26. Ormt Tottetetree. ADVANTAGES Or MIS INSTITUTION. Mmemlbal Rear M Parisi. empated morel* he the war of eCompany, sad pasentimp the mein of alga" pinkies to a Kai* of war bait the *mei smlebeesetaame of the as. g0te11....... A . e aearity amid le therewith by Meese( us sails sub.. toriltaital, by the registretion of lats of "Mike by the obaholea of see adinterest doting *wta) doe IMO have been embestertly proved, mid by Wm nmeititee tea Repeal. to a bets oat panottott the intartan el all boa l psis/ boldest. 1 1 %11 pianism Saud r as trapellhale. The weal 1. soliiiises ant By arder s = as tioard of Direnton. UXIII rt. ....i. NOTICE OF REMOVAL — Mews. WILLIAM . LtMOND end Co., boa end Share Broker* and Rata* Asettoneeta, respectfully beg to What their trim rts and the poles that they have REMOVED their OITILT24 kat the Dail of Cam. Mace to No. I. Royal Pschnote.buildbas, wh. re they trod ta he *Kara wit. a Kalman.* of that !ramose and support they have bitheeto cloyed —May SI, 111611, 1, Sorel Exchange-ha dings. OUUERE'd CELEBRATED 0 UR:MATS. — M. MOUE. of No. 11. Cana urea. tab* to be Rept Morse Altai, ad the ormatol paean to as abbots mad ;now worm by east every whim= nod mode um ht the Idnelloo. ad isabable hr ovary mos In the =Las nob pesobbi ilw theonant 4 the palate, having an Inotker now ant IN water. WWI the ROYAL SIBERIAN OVER COAT. mbiett, allbeeetafrady week win nest 14 Aare' boos met pi. eel "Mile es at • lemons. pllaot, lei s aeakirt ghie os tar. SO SS 10 be selbie to lbet. dm storeen Ai llirge is only Wry _ Me leresity yak Mr. IPOVOILIth Seam= whisk Me mi ssy set mmeterioe saarit."— illOrlded alllllM*. Rest pep eat b Sampod— . JAMES POUGZEJ, 111. PONISS. PatieSl4 , 2•Se. me 1, batitlersb wy . Chesaide. tee!ea. - , pantry agents wash E giu :kt. eirdTKRICES. —NEW PATTERNS: : A last varied art beautiful emortatest el these elegant NOVELTIES, of entirely novel ad mot Shave &alga teas Ile. sad upwards, complete for any weber/ wisdom lii inlaid with vele. t of any colour, erre). is sow on isle at WILLIAM S. BURTON'S (lode Elppon and Barton), to Olfordettreet, corner of Newasagneet, and No. 1. Newmanmtrast. Debited estalogars, with essrsetWes ; ae well Si of every ircareorspery arab, sent (per poet) free.—lbtatembed in Wells street, MO. 11 EALTHY and LUXURIOTETTIRD.— The Patna ItHEIOCLINE. or EASY SPRING BED, Is always is to WILLIAM S. DUMONT Dote Ripp l4 an o. dSortaa), NA Coltedlatreet, corner of Newmanetroot. ma l, Eraianntron. It it mane ly conduabe to ounforr, abantiesa. aeonoW, gad hoo doo lea vermin aid ccategisa, and la applitobie slit is es and nada belsteeds. It hos Mot whotird ult eons 4 the metropolitan Implbh, and hob o I= ea swam a plebe rent, auperior 1e Om at pew bid. with eterseingt; as well ma way Iteentemmy artlei,= i rer pod) fret.—Eitoblisbel Is Welloatteet. ISM. RWAED A. C. WADER. Upholsterer. 24, Pavement. Finabory, lap to call the attention of Families end the able to the admiring articles, all of whisk are mode out of baseasoted rnatertab . Ower,..boct mahogany chairs, with loan teats, la E a. 4. best satin hair a gar 1 6 Do do with hat seats I 6 Mahrartny couches to untes, from 1 0 Soda mahogany lon taller, polished Do. nnewood drawine.room chairs, stuffed. he 1 Couches to match. from 1 0 Malsopay chest of drawn, polinhed. hart Ottoman, to roe chair or bed .t2 la to 0 Mahogany ray chair in lea Mer.. ...... St Ils.Gd. to 0 Japanned chests of drawers, from -.. . 1 0 teeming Mmetto, from Cliterser skean bra pi de. frac. .. ... 0 Sit Prowilarer. Plabory—itiCll . .tho . .C. a EDAM. Particular steals is eahed to the obbsen itUSSELL'S CONCENTRATED TURKEY INDTP.6-Ihis beautiful mellow.flavoured 05k.. so oulte to the cake in general use, ha been &chard by the mo-t rape. Cored and bent Judges In tbe trade to be of a very choice tienerlptioa Partly obtainable, and tested by the mod emiaent of the (acidly an in * Ltiatetw and nouniaimr undid*, in found to cootain 0 e greatest star dCalagone, ar true l'....encelif the Coffee Seery, wallow titans omen ban* propertien prodoeed M coffee masted to the ordinary waJ . the primed Two Potato in is n al. d bottle. with patent alt. *tht Sow r is as. 44L, alivensi in al pato of London, daily; or a one, . twelve tuti.puni bottle% forwa rde d to ,inv ti at of England. ea:row-pea. ups rteeipt of a post-snick order for (toe Doveremtn. RUSSELL end COMPANY, Tee Medea* 72, High-art et, lio. tough, Inaba. FINK II KAI) of HAUL ILOWLANDS' MAC tesAit OIL sionviates the Mk in its Kober atop, ass. O. irrowth.. hares it fetes awl sod tiontriff, auatains it in sonority. and continues its pereeete of Webby ..•10.1 , . Olt soft. new, and lutureme. redundaney to the latest period of beams BD. to the growth ut whiskers. eye:wows, awl mustachio... it is also unflail. tog in it. eticoulative operation. For childres it ls especially ream. ~sided. is besting the bash. of a beautiful bead of bale, and realer. be the ion. it the flee comb onoweenary. Re were of various hadatto.,..—The genuine orliok ; words .. ItowlatsW 313eae- NW 00 "on the wraps. Price :lis. rid. 74. ; family battle. (equal to Soar anal!). 10, nu.; and double that size 21a. per hottbe.—.4.4 by the proprieloca, at 20, Hattonsarden, La udon, anti by all cambia eed perfumers. FRANCE. PARIS, TrESDAT, 6.30 r M. There is nn doubt as to the diriensionsment . uned in yesterday's dispatch as existing in the cabinet on tic affairs of Italy. La Press., on this subject, rays: "The ministry is but of yesterday, and already are seen complicate-nil and division ; and yet this is n 1 ed • stronz ministry." After disesteems the point, the P. (+• contemn as follows: "The roiled of M. e, Falloux is written b.f erchand. People count upon it ; bat no one can be blind to the cones 'pence. : the majority will then be dividt d. The re treat of M. di. Fallon: is inevitable on the two ques tions of the attain of Rome and that of fr. e educa tion. Coupled with the retreat of M. de Fallout is that of General Changarnier and General Rulteieres. These changes are inevitable." To-day in the Assembly eeve-al members elected in two or more department- made their choices. General Caraignac will represent the department of Lot. M. Defence the China. Inferieure, and General Chan gamier the Somme. Some qaestiom as to the dietolution of the National Guard of Chslon-sur-Senne were answered by N. Faucher, and the Assembly passed to the order of the day. The reredos of representatives which bolds its sittings at the Palace of the Council cf State E 582113. bled last evening. It was ormpi-d with considering the first questions that are to be submitted to the deliberat one of the Legislative Assembly, and par ticularly the regulation. Several memb_ra pointed out matters capable of revision. The minister of the interior has just suhnitt, d to the examination of the council of state a b 11 relating to pubiic assistance. and another co-r•rniog the Montsale-Piste. lie has at the same time called on the council to prepare the. bill prescribed by Arzirde 78 of the constitution, on the organisation and at:el butioes of the departmental, cantonal, and municipal councils. _ _ . The service for the repose of the soul of the Emma I Josephine, in the church of ltueil, was oekbratel yes tcrday, al in former year.. The village was filled at an early hoar by people fbWillg in every minute from Paris and all the eurroutdidg country. The church was soon completely crowded. In the nave were ranged the National Guard of Itucil and a bat talion of the 2nd regiment of line, and in the two side sales the bands of the two corps played alternately pieces of sacred music appropriate to the occasion. In the choir and the chaioels at each side of it were a number of persons known fur their attachment to the empress, the Emperor Napoleon, and their families. The President of the Itepuolic was expec'ed, bat was prevented from ate• nding, as it is said, by affairs of state; he sent several of his carriers. Ile, how ever, had gone on the preceding evening to pray at the tomb of the empress. The great heat of the last few days has occasioned a considerable increase of cases of cholera. The num ber of cases of persons attacked reached on Sunday to a greater amount than has bet n seen blare the com mencement of the malady. On that day there were 208 new cases is the hospitals, and 119 deaths. The Hotel-Dien alone received 94 on that. and the two pre ceding days. and the Salpetriere 44. In the neigh bourhood of Paris, and particularly at the Batignollee, the malady is said to be very severe. In the military hospitals also an augmen ation is perceptible, but not in the same proportion as in the civil ones. The whole number of patients in the various hospitals since the commencement of the epidemic exceeds 700. The Marquis de Forbia-Janson died yesterday morning at Paris, M. IYAndre, chef du cabinet of M. Drown de Lhuys, lots minister of foreign affairs, has been named ambassador to the court of Dresden, in place of M. Reinhardt, sent to Switzerland to replace General Thiars, resigned. M. Christides, brother of the Greek minister, ar rived on Sunday afternoon in Paris, charged with a private mission for the President of the Republic. .81e Mass Moineflore embarked from Marseilles on Banday, for Malt", in the at: amer Merlin, b..irrg again called to the rut by the Isr.olitts of the* quarter of the world. 8:r Moses is ace impanied by his wife, six domestics ts, and a Rabbi. P.M. Jura 5. ...OW Use, ; Henn pm Cants.. 2 77 ; the ear Oran, 81 72 ; Let Una. ; `oars. ——; Plain. 002 1041. IN • 110. Four-aad.a.llalf. 501; De. Twearl.a.ll•l4, ; Wyk. ;net, Imam Lean. 68 ; 1' reran Nord —; Wank 2,140. Lachang• an London, 30 dnya, IS 43; 90 day% 2S SL Docura.—Parts and Odeon 7 7 0; Paris and Ronan, SOO; Rouen and Havre..—; Minoan and Kamilla% 181; e•traabourg and 13a1e, 100 ; Catli Memo). 7 07 ; Arum and BeldOelle. • nordeaux., 400; No* 410; Pais and Ourasboarg. —; Tour; and Neale* —. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes as follows : BERLIN, Jusa 3. The exertions of the democratic party will be con fined at present to the organisation of an agitation with the view of dissuading as many electors as pos sible from the exercise of so mutilated a francaue as that which is given by the new electoral ordinance. It is expected, on the otter hand, that the govern ment will deprive those of the right of election who refuse to vote. To show that such a proceeding is by no means without a precedent in this country, I may mention a ease in point In '46 the common c-uncill of Naumburg, on the Saal, in the Saxon province, re fused to join in the election of dirties fsr the provincial Landow, declaring publicly that the laadtsg was of no nee, as all the motions carried is It were not only set aside by the government, but the refined of the government's sanction was acc,m inted with contumelious and insulting larguage. The consequence was that the common-council men, or Stade-verordneten, ef Neuenburg were immediately turned out by a decree of the goverarocot, fur not joining in the elections, as it was pretended that the exercise of the electoral franchise was not only a right but an obligaeoa. The same pretension, it is thought, will be repeated in the present instance. Thesucoess of the plan of abstaining from astir g would depend entirely upon the unanimity among the liberals with which it orgitt be carried out, for a partial withdrawal would only strengthen the hands of the government, whereas, if the government were all iwed to walk over the course, and a oomph tely ministerial house were chosen, the odious injustice of the govern ment would be set ire so strong a light as to give an immense moral force to the revoltatioa. I say revolu tion, fir there no longer remains the least hope of the rescue of Prussia from absolutism by any merely con stitutional machinery. It is hopeless that the lab.-rious legislative structures of future representative assem blies should meet with any better fate than those of the past. As soon as the legislative work is such u to draw the ap;.rovel of the peop'e, it will be cuffel to pieces by power, and be swept away like a pack of said-houses. The vanity of electing any more chambers seder them circumstances is too well known to all; mod, uncommon as the feeling of poliecal independ ence is, men of all parties are begtnn.ns to feel the indignity of be ing called on to pre repeated proofs of their ins gnificanc s by playing the part of puppsts in this polit cal farce. Five tines in the c MUM! of the last year have the Prussians been called upon to elect deputies t parliamentary assemblies whose work has been frustrated and brought to nought by the Prussian government. For the Vereinigte Lora -1 tag, the Frankfort Assembly, the National Assembly of Billies, and the late drat and seconi chambers, have been as ept away, and left not a wreck behind. How any Prussian can, under these eircumstanc s, have the complaisance to put himself to the trouble of vo iug again, until he obtains sonic guarantee that he vote is not t i to-main a porfec ly effete and im potent act, demonstrating his complete civic nullity, will to Englishmen appear singular. Here also the political pros ration is such, that few haee even the courage to offer a passive resistance to tho usurpations of the government. I have to add to my letter of this morning, that in the Seats-Anzeiger there have appeared this evening several alterations of the project of a G stman consti talon, as corrections of errata of the press. I also hear from a g rod sour,* that Brunswick, l Anhait-Iternhirg, and Mecklenburg have adhered to the said project. A letter from .lisqv announces that the hospodar of Moldavia, Nli-harl Stourdzs, has teca deposed by a Orman of the Porte. AUSTRIA.—Vienna dates are to June 1. In the official p trt of the Wiener Minn!, there ap pease a " hand bide t" of the emperor, relieving Gene ral Welden of the command in-chief of the army in llungary, and app int ing Baron Haynan in his place. Geccral Weldon, as .tared yesti elay, is commissioned to reams c his post of military and civil governor of Vienna. The pretext assigned fir the retirement of 1 Nire!den is the weakness of his health. Gen. liar emu is promoted to the rank of master of ordnance (I.l4d zenipmeixter). The Wiener Zeittong also contains bulletins from General Thorn, from the head-quarters of It idetsky, ll at Casa Papadopoli, concerning tae fall of Nlalghe rs, and from Jellachich concerning the operations of the army in South Hungary against Peterwardein, dated I May 25, from llama. On that day an attack was made by the Bin on an outwork of the f naress of Peterwardein, in which he lost some men, spiked two howitzers, and took two six-pounders from the enemy. Lloy4 contains a telegraphic despatch, which gives news from Venice up to the 28th. On that day the Venetians hell opened a smart fire from the batteries I established on the railroad-bridge and the vessels moored at some distance along the bridge, against the fort of San Guiliano, and the Custom-houses, to pre vent the establishment of the batte-ics from which Venice is to be bombarded. It is added that the fire of the Venetians was quite ineffec'ual, and that the works were continued without interruption. The Field-marshal intended to begin to bombard Venice at noon on the 29th, and at the same time to undertake the necessary operations against Brondolo. Iranyi, the Hunearian government commissioner at Pestb, issued on the 18th ult. an order for the de livery of all private arms, which would be paid for in rt ally money at fair rates of compensation by the state. Common muskets were rated at 3 florins c. m; those of a superior sort wculd fetch as high a price as 2311. c.m. From the seat of war in tho west the rumour which prevailed on the 31st ult. of a battle at Trent 'chin, has been confirmed. The Austrian troops 1 en gaged consisted of the corps of Vogel and t h e bri-1 gade of Benedek ; while the Hungarian forces wire I the advanced guard under General Dannenberg. The Austrians wire put to flight, and were pursued down I the Waag-thal by the Hungarian hussars, who made fearful havoc among the fugitives. A battle is also reported to have taken place at Raab. Bern has reached Orsows, and issued a proclama tion to the Servians. The news, therefare, that the Russians had reached Orators on the 14th is, as I surmised, untrue. The news is confirmed that a large part of the Russian troops in Wallachia and Moldavithad retired across the Prath. The Vienna press, not knowing what to make of this backward move of the great ally, ascribes it one while to a protest of the Porte, another to an energetic note from England or France. Concerning the march of the Russians into °illicit", accounts from Flocznow, of the 29th nit., report that the last column of the Russians cams in on that day. The whole corps consisted of 52,000 men, with 13,000 horse, and advanced towards the Carpathians, on the road to Enema In the siege and storm of Ofen, it is already knows that all the 1111mb:tants took the part of the Hun garian., except the Rains, a race with long black hair, and a wild and cunning expression, who have a suburb called the Raizen-stadt. On the 17th ult., two Sardinian delegates were pre sented to Kossuth at Debreezin. These had indeei no official character, but were commissioned by their government to pave the way to an alliance and com mercial connection between the two countries. They pointed out especially how useful the Sardinian fist might prove to the Hungarians on the Adriatic. if the Magyars should succeed in cartinding the rebellion to Fiume. The Hungarian lady who was tried before a c ne.- martial in Presborg, fur having delivered several 4 n-trian officers into the bands of the Magyars, has been condemned to be publicly seo trgrd. It seems that a closer acqui..t ince with the Italians has b.en the means of introducing Muscovite customs among , the Austrisor. The cholera makes daily greater ravages among the Austrian traps in Hungtry. It has broken out at Brian. The Peak Biel/8p contains a eulogy of the brave enemy lieotzi. What Vienna ptp-r would say a good word for Gargey if he fell. A nodee has been posted up by the authorities (at Vienna), which has spread a sensation of universal terror among tne keepers of inns and cafés, who are held responsible trr the convei scions heid under their roofs _ _ A rnm, ur prev.iled thst the Russians bad teen defeated by Dembinski atfordanow. It was added that the routed army lost all their baggage. ITALY. ROMAN STATES —Tne intelligence from Rome is to the date of the 28th ult. On th e evening of the 28th, a deputatiol of Roman citizens went to carry a box of 50,000 cigars and two hundred pounds of tobacco to the French, a plitentss which M. Lc,- mos intended to return, it is said, by givaig a banquet to the triumvirate. The army, now from 23,000 t 3 30,000 01132 Wrong, oocup!es the heights oommabd.ng the city, particu larly in frost of the bastioned wall extending from the Porte St. Pancrace to the Portesian-gate, on the bank of the Tib.m. On the other aide of the river a brigade of advance-guird is entrenched in • gaol position near the church of St. Paul, half a know from the wills. It is hoped to protect the troops from the fevers caused by malari e, by establishing them on the heights. Lord Nup:er arrived at Rome on the evcning of the 26 h, on Ins way to Naples, Garribaldi has, it appears, entered the Neapolitan territory and occupied, for a short tune, the town of Arcs ; which, however, he left shortly afterwards, following the line of frontier, determined to join a corps of 5,000 men which has left Rome to act against the Austrians. The Austrian Lloyds of Vienna, of the 29th ult., states that a telegraphic despatch from Trieste an nounces that Ancona had hien surrounded by land and s a and that on the 24th. 25th, and 26 h ult. it was botbardr d from the Austrian vessels, alter whiel it consented to give up the hostages which it hat de tained. It is added, that the inhabitants appeared dircoa:aged. A private letter from Ancona, dated May 15, gives so striking a picture of the state of things in that city at the above date, and is from so undoubted an authority that, despite the time which has el...pied sirce it was written, the following extrazt is worth perusing . : "Daring the reign of terror and total disorganisa tion of soci ty, I have been (coupled in hi lirrog to put down our syst.m of wholesale assassination. • • We have not yet been able to ascertain the number of assassinations that have t deer' pace in this town. I was informed by a Sardinian sub-offiler, who had been in our hospital five mon hr, that 246 cults of stabbing and shisniog bad b een t aken in dur.n g the time he was there. I mentioned this to the govern , r, who declared it to be an exaggeration. Ifeweeer, the numbers are awful. The secretary-general has been shut sod stabbed, but is slowly recovering. Poor ' Father O'Kellehea hes been ehot dead. I have been threatened fur protecting some parties doomed by the assassins, and have only with great danger escaped. The Belgian, Itestian, and French consuls have fled front the assassins. lam trying to save your hceses ; but here carriages, carts, oxen, cal; s, horses donk, ye, all have bees taken up for the troops. No }aurae is allowed to pass the gates. B erricades and cannon are on all alder, ready tor defence." The Bologna Otreette of the 28th tilt. publishes a proclamation announcing that the pontifical govern ment is restored, and that the pontifical commissary will be misted by four councillors chosen from the four provinces of Bologna, Ferrara, Forli, and ha ' velum. All the acts of the late government are re yoked, and the functionaries in office before the revo lution are restored. VENICE.—The Opinione of Turin, of tle let inst., gives the following part'culars concerning the aban• do. ment of Melghera by the Venetiane. The extieme uuhralthioess of the place induced them t i that step, as fevers were increasing t an alarming &gee e. They, therefore, removed everything valuable in the shape of artillery and stores, blew up tle r.maiaing eight arches of the bridge which formerly brought the railway to the c:n•ra of the city, and then fired three mines, which completely destroyed the fork, so that the Austrians are now in povseas oa of a useless heap of et ,new. A hundred gur.•box's have been armed t r prevent any works being commenced by the Austrians on the site of the late bridge. At the sedge of Mal ghera the Austrians had 100 pieces of cannon, b-sides the rockets. The Venet ans had ote battery of how itzers and 42 pieces of heavy artillery. 'I h: Aus rian general, Wolter, has beca named commandant of the fort of Mslghers. The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa, of the 31st alt., states that Malghera was not taken by essault ; but that the Venettaus, seeing the ruined state of the, walls, had abandoned it, previoudy removing all the artillery and ammunition. The siege had la.eed upwards of six weeks. Disturbances had taken place at Come and the vicinity, in consequence of the con scription. Similar disturbances having occurred at. Canto, that town was laid under a contribution of 20,000 florins, and declared in a state of siege. MALTA, MAT 29.—The Siciliaerefugees are re turning to Sicily. Five thousinl men have let% Palermo t join the Neapolitan Liras at Gaeta. Tne national guard of Sicily is to ha reorganistd. The Duke of Calabria is to be viceroy, with four Sicilian ministers. Mr. Ward has gone in the Ardent to Corfu dircct. THE CHOLERA CASES AT KEYNSHAM. A correspondent says :—Tbe nful feeling's exist ing at Keynekaus, Somerset, in consequence of the bretking out of the cholera in that village, have been greatly increased owing to a dispute which the vicar, the Rev. G. R. liar ling, has originated with the board of guardians. It would seem that the rev. gentleman having taken umbrage at what he conceive i to he a slight in his name not being put upon the sanitary committee, not only refused to bury the corpses or the peer people until • perempti ry order fur his doing so was served upon him by the bishop, but he has since insistetl upon an inquest being held upon some of the bodies, contending that the guardians had not taken sufficient care to prevent the extension of the disease, and that a medical staff had not been provided for that purple.. It would seem that "pin the first breaking out of the epi demic a resident guardian was appointed to act in the nature of a committee, with power to &update any other pries with him, and in pursuance of that power he obtained the aid of two physicians, who were remunerated for their ser vices, and who joined with him in making a perfect 'semi nation of the houses in the parish, a proceeding which occupied four days. At the end of this time it was not deemed advisable to continue the paid assistance of the medical gentlemen, and a committee wee formed, a member of which was a retired surgeon. The vicar subsequently i applied to be placed on this committee, but it being under stood that he had imputed to that body a falsification of the returns of eases, the chairman refused to act with him, and his name was not added, a circumstance which is believed to have given great offence. The Vicar then refused to bury any corpses and put him self in communisation with the coroner, Mr. Uphill, with • view to indium that officer to hold inquests upon the bodes. A great deal of fooling and alarm was excited by these pro ceodinge, many of the parishioners considering the enquiry wholly uncalled for and all of them regarding the detention of the choleraic corpses above ground as highly dangerous to the public health. An application was consequentiy made to the Bishop of Bath and Wells, and his lordship, with great promptitude wrote to the vicar, peremptorily ordering him to bury the bodies and to offer any explanation he might hare to make In sadly. In consequence of this interments took place on y night_ On Monday, Mr. Uphill, the coroner, arrived, and held an inquest on the body of a young woman, named Louisa Long. It appeared from the evidence adduced that the deceased was one of about fi fty inmates of the Heysham union workhouse, who at the time when the cholera first broke out t he h estabilahmont, became so much alarmed as to leave t boost, and ace thenieslies upon the list of outdoor p.upeta After quitting the union, she went to reside with a'm'' poor persons named Gedward, who resided in a small and ift-ventrated dwelling, in a portion of the parish whichis known as Swan River. There seemed to be nothing particular the matter with the deceased, until the evening of Whit-Sunday, when at about 8 o ' clock she was taken ill with a Mated state of the bowels, but did not c mplain of any pan. The woman of the house, Mrs. 0 'award, went the ssme niAht to Mr. Edwards, the medicaloffieer of the union, to inform him what was the matter with Lone, and that gentleman immediately prescribed a mixture and pow der for her relief. The medicine was given to her, bat as, a' about halt past five o'cloca the following moral. g. the unfor tunate young woman became woree,llm.Oodward again went to Mr. El waids to inform him of her e Aldine's, and he went down to the house almo s t immediately t see her, and found 13h.! her in a state of c o ll a p se . H e use d the treatment which he considered la st, and ordered brandy ae d arrow-riot steins her himself two or three times in the course of the s e day. The disease, however, obtained the mastery, and at about halt-past f,ur o'clock iu the afternoon, the young 20 woman expired. The examinations in reference to the cum of death, and the treatment myths d, extended to a considerable length; N., bat Mr. Edwards gave it unhesitatingly as his belief that the deceased bed died from malignant ^dolma, which he had to little doubt had been produced by her leaving the work house, where she ha been hir:ng upon a full dirt, and going to reside in ill v e ntilated premises where probably she was r o ) half starved. toe The jury ultimately returned c special verdiet, "That ass the deceased, Louisa Lone, died from cholera, pruduted by tit the visitation of God ; bet at the 11•171 , 1 time the jury are of 30 opinion that the state of disease prevailing at Keyusham re. HS quires additional medial assistance, and they also mecum- ' 3 ; mend the owners of the co:tages at Bwaa River to adopt is some means to Improve the ventilation." so Our correspondent adds that "as far as the evidence went, 1.1 the medical t infer of the parish appeared to have fulfilled la his duties with promptness and consideration." 3; at. The inquest on the other cases was then adjourned till lo g Teasley, the 12 levant. 61 MONEY MARKET. TI.7II6DAT ETZWISIO. The English fund, have again been dealt in to a 23 very maderate extent to-day. Canso% opened at 92 1. 0 tr 1. and after touching 924, an anticipatory sketch of the speeil of the President of the National Assembly el of France, haven; been received, and reed by some yl parties as if it had a warlike tone, catered a react on, as. and they went d Avn to 914 to 2, but recovered again 13 towards the close of bu.inese, leaving off at 92 to for money and account. Ist The Three p-r Cent.. Reduced were done at 901, g; and ; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. so experienced the same fluctuation as the other stocks; 1: they were done st 911,1. and 914; Bank Steel was jo done at 195, and India Stuck suffered a decline from 11 yestetday's prices; it was done at 249 and 230. 1 11 Long Annuities, 1800, at S 9-16 to 8 1346. India as Bonds at 67e. aid 70e. pm. South Sea Stack at 1001; ditto, Old Annuiies, 881. Exchequer Bills at 43.. t e to 48s. pm. ; ani the advertised bills at 43e. to 4th. pm. its In the foreign market there was some depteasion ss in the speculative stocks; this remark applies more ter particolarly to Mexican and Spanish, and the buel rw - ness done ie them continues to be on a very limited 25 The official lists c imprise the following trans- 2 1 5 , se ions: 11: azilian Bonds, small, at 771 ; Buenos 12 1 Ayree, 33 end 361; S x per Cents Cnilian to a 021 ; 'Puree per Cents. Danish at 66 ; Five per Cent. ditto scrip 1819, at 61 prem.; les Mexican at 294, with coupons; and 274 ant s y : ex coupons, f.r money, and at 27 for account; so Four per Cents., l'eruvian Active, 1849, at 54 121 and 521; Four per Cent. Portuguese, at 271 and 271 ; Five per Cent-. Sptuish Actives, at 17 and 164 ; Three per Cent.. Spanish at 331 area 331, : 0 ° for accoAer. ; Two and a Quarter 'ace Cent. Vene- y seek, at 231; Dutch Two-and-a-II elf per Cents ,at 52 1 491 and 50 ; and the Four per Cent. Certificates at tt 761 and 76. 25 In the Foreign Exchanges to-day there is no ma- 2° terial alteration to notice ; the reported negotiations se. are as follows :—On Amsterdam, 12 2 to 21; (at short, 12) ;on Rotterdam, 12.21 to 21; on Antwerp, rk 23.721 to 771; on Hamburg, 13.121 to 124; on Frankfort, 1211 ;on Petersburg, 35(; on Paris, 25.63 43° to 70; (at shod., 25.45 to 50) ;oa Marseilles, 23.63 to 25 70; on Genoa, 28.40 to 70; on Vienna, 12 40 to 50; on Trieste, 12.30 to 50 ;on Leghorn, 30.90 to 31 ; 11, 1 on Naples, 401 ; on Meseine, 1201 ; on Madrid, &II 491 to ; on Cadiz, 491 to 1; on Lisbon (90 days), n i 531; on Opel° (90 days), 531 to 4—all at three as months, unless other also expressed. ts By the overland mnil from India the mercantile s B t , accounts arc on the whole very favourable. From. Cal- NC cotta the dates reach to the 19. h of April, and that ft being a season of the year when the ma , ket is very se. bare of the article a of exportable produce which nstituts the most valuable potion of the trade of 20 that place there was comparatively little doing in 3 exports. Tae gr, at staple, Ir disco, had been almost neglect- d and in the few sales that had taken place el a slight decline in prices may be noticed, the quantity : exported to the above da'e was 31,674 chests con- as taining 127,613 =undo, of which 25,903 chests had 3 ° been shipped to England, and 6,138 to France. 16 e; The state of the import market was altogether more as . encouragiug, and better prices were obtainable f r Manchester goods, especially for jacconets and some es kinder of grey Airline. Mule twist was firm, and in 3 : fair request. In meals there was co improvement ; spelter bad fallen to Br. 1-Is. to fir. to Money was more wanted far commercial purposes, 1: and exchange on England ruled at le. 101 d. to to le. 101 d., though some transactions had taken place ro , as low as Is. 10d. per rupee. es The half-yearly meeting of the Grand Junction 52 Canal Company was held to-day, at which a dividend :2t i was d clued at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, sr l leaving a surplus of 2,303/. to be carried to the reserve r o l fund. The report stated that the experiment adopted so by the company in becoming carriers continued to !..e/ yield satisfactory results. In July lest they carried " 26 2,120 tons, the reetipts in connexion with which were 2,93 V., while in March the number of tons had risen I°, to 9,930, and the revipts to 11,087/. It was also as added that the compettioa between the North- 52 Western Ralway Company and the Canal had, " by recent arrangement, bean confined within legitimate as bounds." ss TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. m The English funds are a shade lower this morning. Consols opened at 91: to 2, and have declined to 91f, sellers, but they have again become buyers at that price. The only c euse which may b 3 assigned for g: this fell from yesterday's prices is, that the French 3 0 fords aro quoted one•and-a-quarter per c‘ let. lower so by the &deices from Paris this morning. Toe Three r o per Cents. Reduced have been done this forenoon s at 901, 901, and 901, and aro now quoted 901 t 3 1. In the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, the f o . business done has been at 911, ;, and 91, and so they are now quoted 91 to 1. Bank Stock is quoted 1 2 ,1 1931 to 195. Exchequer Bills, 455. to 48s. premium. so The business in the foreign stacks has been C limited to the following transactions : Buencs Ayres 20 at 36. Mexican at 274 and 7, cx coupons. Spanish 70 Five per Cents. at 161 and I ; Passives at 31. ss Portuguese are quoted rather higher, say 27 to 28, but no business marked. ENGLIBIIVCNDEL Bask fitock,l93* I 34 3 per Ct.Coo.for Arm, 12th, 911 * 3 par Ct. Rod. Anus., per Ctn, 91 * 3 pw Ct. Con. An n , n * haul:aqua MU June, 4 2 & to Rh. FOREIGN FUNDS. 5 per Ct. Austrian Bowls, 1 per Ct. Gnaw% Bac, 13 17 44 per Ct. liclg. Honda, 78 t 0 Grenada Deterred bpi,. 3* lt per Cent. titre, 5 per Ct. Mei., 1846. Ed 7* 5 per Ct. Brazilian Bile., 77 9 p er Ct. Pc 'whin Das., Ditto Nen, Ponturueu Con_ ,r. 27 8 6 per Cl. Buena, Ayres Bde. , 36 8 spa Ct. lima. Bb,. 102 4 Ditto Callian , 913 Ditto Spanish lids.. 17 1 Ditto Calmat,. Der. Bda., 3 per Ct. Rhenish Bd.. 335 Columbian Equail.er Bch., 34 Spanish Deferred Mu. 3 per Ct. Danish &la, 65 8 Ditto Pamir* Ms., 3* 2 5 Per Ct. Dutch Ws., 49450 Ijew Ct. Verrevaela Adz, S 4 per Ct. Dutch Cert.,. 76 7 Venezuela Deferred Ode. 6 TALLOW.—Tbe market is dull both on the spot and to mire, with but little business doing. The following are the quota tions :—Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Ms. 6d.; October to December delivery, 99e., sellers; separate months• delivery', 395. 6d. WOOL.—Htainin , Ft elm, June 5 —Our Wool bads has been very limited during the past week; all that has been done in it are a few Capes and Adehides, at about IL Id. to Is. 21 in price. She better class of Wools Neon altogether neglected, but the 'etre ordinary high gnaw now ruling in amany mutt have tbe tendency to bring the better elms of colonial Wools into the market. MANUFACTURES. EtroDeeenELD, June s.—We have bad another Sat mike; indeed we never had a duller, but it may arise from the circumstance of its being a rainy day, for it has poured down does vi yen o'cicck bat might with searcely as Interval or cessation. The worehoomes, too. ere rather differ than they week bat meaufortorete have yet orders ea lead to emote. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two oTtock. The share markrt is again depressed this mormr g, and in some descriptions tt e ; rices have gone back es much as 154. p.m share since the opening of bud new. London and North Westerns are quoted 125 to 126; Great Westerne, 77 to 79; South Westerns, 35 to 36; Midlands, 674 to 681; and Eastern Counties, at 8k to I. French shares are likew:i worn this morning. aka to-day up to I o'clock. Pd. I BRITISII RAILWAYS. 30 'Aberdeen 41 Abe date, Preference ... 6 Ambergate, Nottiughans, Boston, at East. June.- 20 Birmingham and Or Jungion,calladulypaid, as with a guarantee 20 Do. without a guarantee, 1311 Birm., Wo,v., and Stotar I Valley 10 . Bine, Wide., and Duelliy' calls duly paid, or with 10 Do. without a guarantee 1 a Boston, Stam., and 13irna.. 1 20 Bristol and Exeter ... ... 274 De. Thirds ... ... I 164 Ilsaiminghamishirs ... ... on 124 Do. 1 shares ... ... ... 10 Do. £lO Prifertesereg. SO Chester and Holyhead .. 15 Do. Preference.. .1 374 Dsbdu ai.4 BignistJune...l SS Rase Analase . - ~. ... In Do (sta E.Si IL) -. 3 , D0.(31.105.)6 per cher fe Eastern Counties ... -. 10 Du. New Guar. 6 per et. 6( Do. Est, 5 per et., N:.4 6$ Do. do. N • 3 1 / Do. N. &E. 3 per 4$ Do. New ... .. JJ II 224 Eastern ('men, class B ((late I. &B. an.) ... .... 22 1 Do. Haw C. ditto ... _ 20 Do. &rip (guar. 6p.Ct.) 25 East Lancashire ... ... 2 3 Do. New .. _ „, 61 Do, to. 1 shares:.. GI Do. 6 per et. Pref. 4 eh.. 25 East Lincolnshire .. SO Edina's/04ml Glasgow.. 20 Do. 4 shasea . . ._ .., 21 gaster, Yeovil, .6t Darch.. l 20 bred Northern .., .. 12, Do. , shares, A,Deferred Ii D 0.4 shares It. 6 per et. 22 Do. Extension ... .. 45 • Gt. South . sad Won. (Ire.) .0u 'Great North of .214,anu... Do a rw, Clo .. . .2* Du. New, s.:10 ... .. 44 Do. New, ..15 ... .. IVO Great Ws stern .... .... .. 30 las. 4 shares ... .. 24 Do. 4 sis nes ... ... ... Ps Isar. 1 1 . tow ... ... ... 15 1 Iso. New, sly .„ ... SU 11111'1 and :Selby.- 2 1, Da i slums .. ... .. 124 Do. 1 than* ._ . . .. 80 L summer .out Carlisle .. IV Do. Titirdas 26 Lancashsre apsi Yorkshire 19 . Pc Its .. ... .. 64 Do. Sixteenths ... ... 13 Lio.Thirsis ... ... ..., IV Do. New (ruar.6 per et.) 9 1 so. West Baling Union 25 Do. Preston and Wyre 9, Uu. i share. (A) ... ... SO Lei)* sad liradtord .. ... 30 Leeds end This , k ...1 43 Du. New ... ... .. 124 Soigne ansl.loackwoll ... SO Cue., Brighton, Se B.ogerL V Du. guarasswal 3 per ct. late issysl n Thirds_ SO Do. Pref. 1 per tent... SO I Dustbin, a. 3 is. e.,181•1. 3 Du. New 111 guar.6ista. 1:11' London and Greenwich .. 20 1 Du. Preference .. . NW • London II North.Wsutern 7 las. do. Nor 1 .11, 3 ,, 2 Du. Millis . . . I Du. Clo ch.,M.Unslll.(C) SO Lon his A south-Western 424 Do. New, V../1 .. .. it Do. New, £4O ... .. 1.) Do. Thirds ... ... _ S Do. Preference 7p. c.. 44 Mauch., line awl Mat.. 100 Mauch., slier: sense Lino Is Do. 1 shares, NO. 1 .. 23 Do. MkArtll, 1i... 2 . 121 1.10. shares, No. 3 . 10 Do., New .ClO Pref. . SO Do., Great Grimsby ~ 102 Du. do. .. . ... .. 20 1/o Shef. and - Lincoln. 15 Do. Grimsby Dock . 44 Do. Liuroln Union . 11 , Midland ~. , . _ . lOU Do. t'ors. Preference . 23 Ito. £314 shares ... .. 100 Do. 'firm. and Derby .. 100 Dn. B. and It 6p.c. . WO Norfolk ... _ ... ... ~ 15 I Do. New C2O ... . 20 1/o. (Waren. 3 per cent. S Do. Guano. 32 per tent. 125 North British _ _ t 124) Do. 2 shares ... ... ... 621 Do. 1 shins ... ... ... 111 Do. Thirds ... ... ...I I 1 Do. Preference ... ...I 174INorth Staffordshire ... ...I 30 10xford, Wore., a. Woleer. IS lteod.,Cluild., and Iterate 321Koystoo and Ditchin .. 23 'sasttish Central .. ... II shrewsbury and Binning. 7 las., Class B ... .. ... S Do., New Guaranteed.. 111 Ihrewsbury an 1 Monet 9 ((N0r. 3.1i :1 4. " ) . ..-. ....: DP, Do. Osere,try .„ ~ I , Do. New... .. . ._, ... 10 I Do. 6 per cent . .. Pry& ... S ,Sbropstore Unto. ... .. 25 lac Preference ... _ 72 South at,stfordsbire... .. 23$ ganth Pastern ... ... 20 Do. No. 3 . . . . . . ... 10 Du. No. 4 Registered - 10 110. No. 4 Scrip .. PI ,'both Wales ._ _ _ 5 4. York., Don., & Goole. IS Inhilßeid, Rotherham, and GooinNor.ln.gria.S p.a. 50 I Wear Valley, 6 pr eL guar. IS Do. do. do._ ... 112 Do. do. d 0... _ 122 Wiod.,Stairis is,& S.Wnitn. 45 Wilts, Somer., Sr We2m.l 25 t Vork,Neweastlesi Berwick 1 20 I Do. Extensive (York A Newcastle) 2 ' Do. G.N.K. Purchase or Preference . . . 50 IYork and North Midland.. 10 Do. Preference ... ... TOILISION RAILWAY& 3 .thgto.lbll4ll (late Italian and Austrian) 20 Boulogne and Amiens .. 20 ICentral France (Vierzon) ti,Duteh Rhenish Si 'Era Indian .. 6 Una Indian Peninsula .. lOal 74•Lusem Do. bourg SO Namur awl Liege 111 Northern of Prunes ... Ithrieans and Bordeaux ... SO , Paris sad Orleans 20 Pais and Rouen 10 Paris and nrasburg 6 71 II II 1 I 7 6dt% 4 la. par i rii% r pm. P 64 i Txd• 81 6 a. 6 31dl 7 6 di% 41 4 dia. 28 39 20 ,It7uenmid Havre ... 20 Sambre and Mews ... 11 Irours and Nanum i/ as. 9t 9 2i 3 $ 71 dia. LIVERPOOL, June 5. aroct-Excmarroz. The market today was not to good, and prism are again looking down. gales: Dolton, Clitheroe, and West Yorkshire (guar. 6 per cent. B.), 14.—Great Northern, 10 d. —London and North We•tern,l27—DAW (new J shares), 21 118 1. . 4 3cl e z i Di —tto (firth shares), c p.—/lanchester, gbeelleid, and (y shoes), 4 I lA. 34.—Mtdlan c. 691—Ditto (f shares), 11l id.— York, Newcastle, and Berwick (extensions No. I, ditto No, 2), 61d. MANCHESTER, June b. Briasi a , a _ . STOLE EXCHANOIL—With the exception of North Staf fordshire stock. prices were firmer ; but a small amount of stock was offering, and very little bu•tncss wan effected. Lancashire end York shire Fifths, 41du. ; Lond o n and North Western (M. and &Qrs.) C, 115-16 p.; North Staffordshire, Se Id. BIRMINGHAM, June 5. Srocs-Exciessor. —The market remained in prettyish& the same state as yenterday: there was very little doing, and priers were stationary. Bbrewsbary and Birmingham A's wero done at 6i die. BRISTOL, June 5. STOCK-ETCwastOn. —The market wu 'Frain somewhat firmer in tone, although the bu•incan done woe limited. The prin cipal dealings were in the new M. shares of the Great Western Company. which clewed at ah dia. PRODUCE. Jums 5 The large public sales of Agar hare proved rather too heavy for the market, and prima have scarcely limn supported, but a large amount of bust. ties haa'been done. ',ISO hbds of Wed India auto, including 700 in pubde ; Bart...does iota 3‘v, Ifs.; Pit. Ludo, low to floe, 355. to 425., which ea rib killed a decline of od. ; 7,1410 b.igt Mauritius sold la public rale a s'.ade in favour o' the buyers; yellow, 374.64. to itilit; 8,000 bags or ilenval .4d In p• blic sale at previous rates; white &nem, 40s. to 14. 8.1.; and 1,504 biskels l'enanr, brows, 33,. to 31a. 64.; 3.. e. to .ffs. Refined market C in: grocery lumps, 61a. Bd. to 514.—C ffvv • ithuut alteration. Good ordinary native withdrawn above the rusrkot value, ainl pitultatiou kind sold at pre. Tious rate..-11•hia cocoa offered and bought to at 295.-Baltpctro sold a abode hour : reltucti. n 27.. ul ; refraction, If, 284. id. — Ries dull : common while &not sold Pa.—Cotton firm : 800 bales sold at full prim.—ltuus neelee.e4.—Tea wears a Tory firm appear anoc.—ln.ligo firm: chems declared for sale.—ln other at tides no alteration, but toe motive ventrally have opened this wesk with lees spirit than the two preceding weeks. MINCINO LANK, WEnNasnnY, Halfprta Taro —The Sugar market wears a heavy appearance. The puddle sales of Harass were booth in at preview. niers: 1.'41 hhd.. Ilirbadoes sold a shade in favour of the buy. re, at 314.. bd. to 41.. 6.1. Relined market stem.7.—t'dree : NW bags goof ordinary imtlre G ylon sold in public role at 31s to 31s. thl., [eh was 6d. advattee.—ltlee went otf heavily, and prices were Nei eely suatalard.—Sal:petre : A SRI - ill parcel w'-1 at &wet yeiderds)'s prkse.—Pepper : Good heavy Malabar sold at Vb. to 3llh.—Out•os weedy. —Runt dull.—Spices without attend on.—Tve wears a arm uppemwioe. In other &metes no material alteratloo. Duty pall on molar 4, I.K week In Lowden, Liverpool, ewt. triatol, Hull, and the Clyde 1,131,22e To the mme period Out p.m 2,20.1,. b 9 Decree's 43,661 st - ms PAM CM TEA DI len TO Leer slam Ds. Iddw .... 3,866,7 16 • - Rl4 !I - .... -. ......... ... -.- .... 143.138 .. • ... ... 142,758 Total . Bum dew in 11141 295,101 COTTON.—Liveareot, June 6.—The market to-day was very stiff, and the sates, were about 12,000 bake, including 4,0,0 taken for speculation and export. Prises: New Orleans end Bowed Geargiss, 3Jd. to ON.; Surat., Jd. to 14/I. , CIIESTEIS, JUNK 6.—There was a more cheerful feeling in the market ts-day, and mote business wax done both in cloths and yarns. Tube was owing partly to ix, dere the iieti on the market which hail accumulated in the hands of raerchuntsibiring the hoiidays, and portly owing to the LwourAb c news limn The letters by the overland mail are generally favourable, awl the dennual toe cloths and yarns suitable hie the Bombay and I uleutti markers caused greater thin sxx in prices, id. per lb. advance being asked on s. one ilexes !pions of yarn, and p - erch.i s• 0 were made at ' a coneessian 01 per lb. a-Ivalve on the rites lately ruling. The state of Liermatly does net lead to the euesusogsment of a revival in that Ira le, and the private aomunts frees the Levant have led to a depression in the demand. At the date of last imouuts holy Cons sturitino,de "Slahclia,ter ga ale e. r.• rv.ssdisely Art, owl nit only were prices unrentimee.tve airy cloths and Slane, but actually at a losing tigore on all of today. Both the horn • trade market (observes a Niro' leiter to a house In the trade here) net the Vermin market continue vat y stack and aneetil d; and the seem mutation of ormelx was ouch as to led to to Iv toe of a sp,ssly luneios Satoh, esischilly is ,he spring traits this rsmiori had bsen one Of the worst they hot kMlwrt toe ovine rears pa t, mil tit:: moo obt Aired at the lairs in Houten,' were indilf:rent. With the• esc pturi of fowls suitab o to these mark to, and the hearier fabrics taken by country bosses, there wax an inmsma...l business% and the tone on the Exchange thin morning was uric of g.eatcr hope asd firllloll6. WOOLLEN CLOTll4.—Lisos. luxe s. —Owing to the wetness of the morning, there was 011 y a thin at: mutant* of mer chants In the ('lo h-halle, an the bustnerso traruowted was not so luau wo wt Saturday ()aabs ar the tine; gust:tie+ were mat in de mand, and there as n optatslote chanae iu prices. BLANKE rti.-11v.cioaoxuwixn, Jvxm d.—Thin day being the team .1 meet4nt of the ettarchntlerc la the Itlantiet-hcll, there wa... g 4,1 attend:3am of merchant.; but not more dent the ordinary unwind at litt.iman war tianatieteil. Prdei remained et late rates. COALS Jexe st inarlot, 100; onl.l, Hartley, 1.1. LI.; End'ls'A West Ilatt7ey, (arr'a Hart ley, Na.; FAkm Slain, I a. lla•tint'. Hartley, II..; Tanfteld tdour, Ets.; West Ilar;1-v, IN. • Wale Ent Adel Aide, IS* Wally End Iletton, IM. n I.; WAIL End linabloa, Itht. ; Walls End Stem. art's. I. td. ; Walla End Tees, Illa.;14. rec•ipts or all drertiptions of raft' rime Nitnutty been moderate, CM qv. vier,dion a foreign (tatty whirl' exceed 11.1•410 trvole thin morning woe without naimitkm, and the of all arlirka nowt be fruotetl nominally the omen on MUtiny, Unita, Niltre n 11(•t NOV Ili:mil in older to roar rennin e minnow upon drown age, vtben a triling abitement in price had to be aubmittea to. ARRIVALS INTO LON IX)N FROM 4th JI - NE TO 6th JUNE ‘tra. Eutili.h. litoteb. Iri.h. Fuerign. Whoa ti le Hilet, I 16140 Oats 2 ".20 ll4uo Meer, 11,i10 a u:',..; ... barre!;. t .a. liat.nnwonrn, J 5. A nr in trkat lids city we bad ral.lll show of WM, at. uu the tr.uule rut I purtl-ut.trly Flow nt the rotes of oar last. In sprung cern nuUrng 11041141. The weather Is lunch liner and mute wttkii. Wheat, white, lOu. to 41*. per qr.; red, 311. to f 3•. BULL, June s.—Th • weßther during the plat we. k hee been moot lawutifal, and vegetation milk.% rapid prOgrere throughout thin doarict, cTerytidox 1 a:matting a mail luxuriant appairuner. Biainew c action . rely iouniee. with only am legate anpriat or all ar.iclec. A. to-). ma knr if licat (roman) of fine quo PT w.in PC tree, the little ill pll , o•y u• :it otr •ral for ; only a 'aerate supply of Esigiah N i.ii which met tree cxle at Is. over loot aaa ;vim rally w.k,d much more mewl'. Very little butirewi pa-ning la milting It.rky, but grinding in in fair repeat. t hirer dern i nal% ... .11111 C C 9311 are neglected. No lad. vale or and li.tle 11.1.0.0. g in I..T:t d k Adore p.ree bust- MAI has teen done in %vie. 11.0 7 51,4: al Irate priors. Nu Itaite seed on the market, anti lee" Cok,a. lamer, are saleable at our quotation,. Wkrat, Ettall,ll, red, to 414.: what, lag. to 48..; Ituitse and Kiaiewe're, 444. to 3'e.; P.otteraniao tool liataburg, 424. to lin.: Wasik, I lokteirt, am! Friesloal, Me. to 42e.; ltursoan and (1 all. to 4:a. tlets. to lie.; Iltili4l, Ne 11)1114.• F. 14.141111, ie..; 1:0..0ut and trileeat, 114. to 16. : moitin;r, 21.. to 26.. Vs. to 22e. Neon.% 2, , 5. to 32. e.• tertian, 26.. to ie.. Peas, white iind Fellow, 25+. to a•s.; grey, 2152t0 26.. Linseed, gawk Ser, t, 41s Pelt arbor& to 394.• Riga awl A retook:R.l, 3S. I ..is.; Istsill..tArrg, 32, to I. I.l3,:erti Inskt", !lull. 7/. SP. ; Jimr fr. ign, it. S. ; inferior tomtit's. ..l. 3... 'Wm,. , 1, 2;?. to % .1. Itlv. 4.1.1...., i. 20. SW. 'l' irs.o, turvign. 2 , k. to 2 , 1 i ,. lisgeou, IW. to 91. hi.. Runes 10:is. lid. t, lulo. ltye lii al, 61. lo•micii, Jun. S —W.. had a fair aupply of Wheat to which was la hi at the prime of tide .by week, but wax, bourne, hwdli to be obwined. D.u,ey ao.uowl. Ude, Pew, awl lltarot command late !Idea. LEEDS. June 4:—Our arrivals to-day are moderate of all artirtea. The demand re Wheat i. • to the nu,iply, and we ex perienced a fair .le luly the Pale. of Friday ha 4 Buey ntatainaL theme, Oats. and She] hog without say vitt ratan:. Laiotrrux Bezz kWh JUIM 5 —At our matket this day there um a fob. aversige ....ply dd Whe.i., which met with a dull Pala at ILA k's tate.. t ireidlng Itarley rather lawer in value. Bran. and Pea, teinain •he to it, per load of 5 bu-lie!m, 26a. to ZIP. lid. Barley, eritarig,tee imp. qr.. to 23.. rid. Ihidi c oW, :at° 21e.; new, 20s. to Vs. " " • ' • ' • ' Lewis, J•nie 4 - A very doll mai ket. indeed. sad the tiwinoe done nest to w.thitor In Wheat or all other Itt.dn. Wheat, white, 71. to 111 • nd, 71. to 10/. lan ley, Sir. to 235. (rah , . 17a. to I'm. Beans, itak. to :;:e. Yea, 31a. Li 31.4. - - . • - Vtgit, Juno 6.—V. r busin•-”I doing here to-day. A few samples of Whet only at ma. Ly' which were taken at same priors as hint week; lighe. t • 2144., lire: wide, 48s. NEWCASTLE, Ju• 5. —Tae weather mintiouts as favour atk as could be wished. Vretird .y we had about three hours' rain, which would I reef. of gee. t crevice to the country, more ropectally to the turnips shies hove. k. en >6 r.ceirly ,0•111. At our market this morning we had a moilerate .how d Whrott I ore VIP country, and the arrivals coastwbe be nit fresh thrashed nanaplett were taken off freely, as were idea nouth country description , at a chide over Saturd,i)'n pricers, Vie general rule Linou'renire white com manding 445. 6d. to 49. , and red, Its. 641.. whilst superior Norfolk and sor.,ik yellow were pitied without difficulty at 494 clink white being worth 52‘. to 33%, .4I wetland fialtik per hostel: Flour WAX held with Inure litmiiea, unit we feel ert ry confidence of minting 334 (or the top marks of liou-ehold , , end eye. to 3 a. fore ram white. We may however obseive tis e-tpit mu:tithe of each have been selling ©urn ally at 32n. to 31e. per Pack re-pectively. I:ye much the same. Grinding Jitney in more favour, but no dearer. Malt wi hoot change. Beane a shwie higher. Boiling Peas ere, rely met no witch attention. Oats in improtel dermuid, more asp en:illy the moderate descriptions of foreign. PLVuOCT4I, Juue s.—F , rmers' suppliesofcorn are become very mull, and it in supper/1 the y n hold only limited stock.'. 'the weather appears favouritti e for all vegetation, and craps of corn, grins, potatoes, rend other vegetables, promise well. At this morn ing's market the attenilance was small, with a dull trade. Previuus prices were barey unfllor eJ fur Wheat or Fleur. &tuataras., June 6.—A very short supply of Wheat, and the attendance of f tree IN and purchasers was far from numerous. Tho demand was inactive, stil the bushier was conducted with flrmnena, priera be:ow tcoseol this day week being rejecksl, which materially checkedoperatione. Very ti to inquiry lot Itar ley, and prices remained the same as last week. 1' reign wrley to a little cheapor. The inquiry for thee WAS strictly of u re all character; beat torn rralised last week's prices, but inftrior 6d. to Is. per qr. lower. dtans and Peas attracted but little attention, but without alteration in value. The demand for Flour and 34111 was dull, and underwent no change in prices. Wheat, 385. to SM. It gley, 244. to 31s. Oats, 16s. to 225. Beaus, Ms. to 42e; leeptian. 20s. to 365. Peon, 31e. to 41,. per qr. Malt, 7s. 3d. to 70. tsL per bushel. flute, 31e. to Kos. per sack. Taros, 38. to 9s. HOPS.—Boaorom, Juxis 6.-31eurs. PAteaden and Smite report 'hat the accounts from all parts of the plantations mama of a continual ineseaise Ay, and quautims of lice follow in succession. The mai iu an excited •fate. l lie finest Weald of Kent and Sonata iii sJiloot be obtained under V. per cwt., and lower aorta in proportion. - CATTLE, &a.—Dcoity, June 6 —The supply of fat Beasts this morning 'OA< hree, and the quality of the animals good. The supply Iran the north of I..giand was undeniably good, sad we may say that some of theta w , re the largest and best that have been shown this year. The number of fat Sheep wan also good, but the demand was flat. Fat and sr re Calera were plenthuL Beef, 54. to &L Mutton, &I. to 6d. nisi, ed. to sd. per lb. Rough Fat, 3s. 6d. per atone of 141bs. Hides lid. per lb, Call skins, 241. to 3;d. Livraroor,, June 4 —We have had a very heave supply of all descriptions of stock. Toe Beef trade ruled dal, at fully Id. per lb. below the rates of last k. shtep made about last week' s prices. iambs were in good requt-t, and lull prices readily obtained, 74d. being about the aerrapc or re. Bost, from sd. to 541.; Sheep, out of the wool, lid. to 9d. Lambs 7d. to l t d. NEWCASTLE, Jogs 5 —We had a moderate supply of Besets ta.day, which met with fair sales at Gs. Id. per stone ; the 'mat qua lity brought about En. lid, sheep, front Id. to 51d. per lb.; large supply, but dt mend modal. e. Lamle, 7d. to 7,1 d. per lo.; and Figs, ss. dd. per stone. COIIW FMB, June 4 —This being the Jay on which the b i g.y esi rly fair of this ply was belLa ri large number of persons anxious to dispose of the.t st sk, and waling to buy, were in attendance at an early hoer. The prices received for all descriptions of stack were considered stout the average obtainable at the present time. blimp were sold at the rate of from 4d. to 4.d. per lb.; Cows brought about 365. a ewt. ' • an resimed from ISd. to Md. the lb. There was a large attenda nce of bu‘ers, but they mftally thosed the naked too high, and consequently from Fur. 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