The Express. — London, England, 1849-07-25 00:00:00

tomesseass-....asweawisa 4e2„..-4:-•‘--s-ote;•------ --e'' . .ri..-e..e..,,.. 1e....&6.--ella l ;-....•••••7 . - • . .." - • ...- , -,. -....-- A:. ----; •./ ..1"--.. . . . .. . . ... •. .• • : , No. 908.1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1849. [THREEPENCE. • NUTTY' REPORT of the DIRECTORS of the FRANCE. Vane at Rome, a TeDnins was chant , . dat Civita Vecchia, he testimony of thanksgiving for the s u cces s of the French arms - - computation of the tonnage the eame rules are to ba hi the remainder at 355. 6,1., which did not alter general quotatiam ' COALS.- JOLT 25.-Ship. at marker . 6.5 ; en d. -.- observed as in collecting the navigation duties. COMMIGICIAL BANK of LONDON, for the year onthic Manteca Ithot sold at previous rates. Budelle's West Hanky, 15a.; Eden Main, 16.. 3d. • Tanflold atom, At; June, lit 49. iu Italy, and for the reestablishment of the pontifical &ugh° Rica-The large public sales went off heavily, but importers were 13u; Walls End Hettoe, 175. 3d. ; Walla End arubt, n, 16e. aids; Fires, Jute 18.-11nee par Cents.. 26 ;epee; Four!, 101 amount; arm, ir.d no decline no. be quoted, nearly all of the 8, , oo bags Arra. Wells End Stewart's, 17a. 3d. At an Annual Dead Meeting of the Shoiliellers, held at the PARIS, TUESDAY, 630 p.n. ri ty . the om T oe h n is o c;remony, at which I was present wi•li Dialag.houar, labloary, o•• Tuesday, July Se. sess, The debate engaged for the last two days upon the t h e o bi" ender iny commend, mord ma : , a nt e.. . i ll/ 3 MM ; lidwi t; CO r lipall so s mnde,, , By ps . per 3o. ., 67 l3ank i. of St. lenlinaad, 84 ean were bought in at as. About half of the 5,000 MO Bengal sold at DiallerOle. off with the most perfect calm. A great number o 9s. Gd.tolOs. Ild. HOPS -Bokovoß MARKET. -M- sirs. Pat:. Mu n and laws of the press seems too long and drawn out for Ilitheeras wean a firm appearance. Smith report that the market is in • quiet state, without any altos TA= l„ tha u. rat, windows were ornamented with fiats, and in the ______ . . _ . _ . _ _ Interrr-THOMAS aw ou -THOMAS the Dikes. When M. N e ttem e nt yesterday ascended Canon.-About 200 bales sold; pekes are arm, although the lion since Monday last. Duty. 70 OM,. to 80 0001 OEM Dries Archibald . Fag. Dila Illsghliss, tom.evening almost all t h e private houses were illuminated. EGYPT.-Private letters from Alexandria, July amount of busters done has been smalL -- 1 - ' ' wow Serelord. Req, Y.P. Edward Onsanl. irk the tribune, and refused to give it up to M. Th ierv. Thi s d emonstra 1 m a pp ear ) to me the mote sine r-, WI the 11, state that the death of old Mehemet Ali was daily 'FALLOW remains steady at *: 9a. 3d. to 39a. 6d. CATTLE.-Dastuv, July 24.-We fad a .ad pui,pir of winNOWE Boyd, Elq- Jan swum ass. There was a general cry of e ' niers, Thiers," but the presence of a thousand Homan aoldiers, who had been die- expected. Tea.-The news brou g ht b y the China mall has not Influenced Beasts taday. Thoae from the north were but comparatively few; Jan Alfred (Arlene, 6n,• Joseph Thompson. Tam favourite when called upon by the i t gods," would charged, and were waiting hare tom bark, eased some alarm, prices; the market remains rather dull. the number of ineitatela from Rotherham and other pane of YLtk.hire, WORM Cia.mr, Esq. Jew* ljnderwost a te: -- - - Ca calairal..-Tbe putdi; sale went off heavily, and prices are rather Lincoleshlra, and Leiceetershire, were of a lair prep T a ma, but the ; '1 thwee Nvoieder Dram. Es 4. iuseent Walker, ... M.P. not appear, so an open field was left to X Nettement, end P ed up to that time any external mark of feeling. MONEY MARKET. lower ; Honduras silver 3a. 7d. to 4s. 3d.; Melina silver Is. sd. to demand was exe t editigly Rat, sad very web linertaked, In Cheeks Ilid, hug. 71memes Winkwerth, . who , as a legitimist, supported the law, though he The assemblage of 0 cue eoldiere, composed of men ot all 3a. 74.; Block 3e. Gd. to h. mine Instances more than 6d. per lb. ; the uunteer left on hand was Marans-Mr. Mae. n.CutbilL nations, is • very embarrassing clear , arses on account of ...._ Summar - . DO= bought in at Is.; Zanzibar cloves sold at 71d. ; veep cosisidevabk„ *Whey owing to the high take Nthiell was A semp flican i s s am tairer ,,wer at i a d t at :;6 3 l..; 2. J . a 6d etal . to ca a S aler sold at 41. to 101. 3s. ; asked for them. Thew supply of !three and lamb. war- tali ridgy good, TOWIDAY EVENING. The absence on the Stock Exchange of actual busi- Ilencrroas-afeesre. Amer, Nelson, Time. and Wren, and Mews. could not join in it the enormous" area oulpo pre- the di ffi culty of getting them out of the Roman Stet( s, alll OWLS and Sons. nounced by M. de Montalambert. the towns on the shores of the Medics rewrite refusing to nem Of any moment, may be assigned as one of the with little or no alteration in the prim. Fa t and atm, C„,lyea were In other arti, les no material alteration, but the market generally lanai( .1. Th i e d re ile wt hi,u re utt.... a:t 4 ra tio, l lB... lot tow s m o . f per ß: s. co ‘n n ,b. a . nd i,.. p. to n It 2 et h :ays ve lown 4d. ne read the advertisement calling the meeting, and after wards the t gig report from the directors; The Debate/ wrath no doubt at M. Nettement's per. receive them. I was yeaterdty informed by Genenl . M v o . r . r h i l s .. . pea causes which affected the English lands Lan 1 / 4 en heav7. in the market, which appeared to he in good reque-t. Mr the season. REPORT. sistence in speaking, and causing thereby the adjourn- °f the cavalry, who was at Vile , b l at the head of a ti-day, and occaoioned at the close a decline in Con- The director , have amain much sari-Lietlon In meeting the pro. . sct , s re „ seittog to them mete s mu t Annual Statement o f ment of the debate, pours forth its rage in the follow- column which had left Rome a few days shim, that Geri baldi arid his band had shown therneelvee in the neighbour- oils of lin the meaty stock as compered with the MIXCINCrEAtra, WEDNESDAY, Hall-past neo. The Sugar market is inactive, and wears a very . t!.thll toß'esd4.sdper. to S t d . NEWOMMLN teak TYNE. Jule 24 .- Our market was men r2rs of the Remit log manner : bond of Montalto, a large village at about a league from 0• • EMOMeance. Tbe &mom of the Meador* °elf Prewlita a °ovine. supplied with Cattle all of which were in emelt,. t I ' closing prices of yesterday, whilst for account they None offered In public ask Mday. The refined market also has be- ' n ncn " 'n"n* Brash It will be Mtn by the amen I balance sheet, that after verities off We cannot but an that we sae, with the greatest re- coast, and seven or eight leagues to the northward of Civit. ~,,o ri e _ :::,.. nes firm. . Consols for money were Ana done at come dulL Fold from 3e. 9d. to ea. 3d. per stone. steep, 41•1. to 5.1. per lb. the bad and doubtful ileac and patio; the charges and current ex. d Bret , the_prgation of this debate, for we are convinced Vecchia, and male the request of ths general I sent a frigate u‘A, th e n advanced to 93„, the last transaction being Conwa.-We have zio alteration to quote In this article. The small Lambe a good demand. and all sold at Sid per 11/. Pigs a iair show; the trade dull, at about Ss. Gd. to Gs per some. . ' cle f a t if the m pT i t t. 7, ges z e d n a e t i t t f e r o r a , t t s e s o r t er 6 nt to .312 t: 077 18 .. .1 . that it will n o t o cean public opinion. It is a rar• thin, to prevent his pe by sea, and to arrest him if be sheuld quantity of Plant " tic ° Cell"' L bw said e tradily. SALISBURY. July 24.--- We . were v..ty It•g. ly supplied 10 0 : 00 6d. s.- , Tilnidad so - 4 at 43.. to 47e. frd.; Grenada, 375. l • Ca the half-year mediae 31st December, 1810, Ms been already paid ; yet it Is to be in this matter, the goveenraseit ill bee have embarked. marked at 93. For account they were done at 93 to 4, being marked at that quotation at the close of bard- ince..-isoo bag Bengal were offered and i n, at 10s. to with Beaks to-day (quality various! , which pro. el ratio r too heavy and the directors have now to declare a dividend for the haltyear hind the °pithiest of the country. We are ocarimod-and it A new b o d y e b o u g h t e for the demand; hut, upon the whole, t h e tr. .de. !bough out to say GROW 3 a June. ISO, at the lame rate, and, as hitherto, free from is an avowal that pains us-that if government bad proposed . o f Spaniards have arrived from Bar n. se, and for money at 921 to 93. The Three per brielt, was very good, at prices current thin day .1 3 nataht. We also Inane tam „di more nyen d umworee _ ereesenem mel e ti eg win more aeons, raising to 8,000 men the number of the troupe . Cents Reduced were done at 921, 93, =disc at 931. 01:11 , Wead . h but not active. bad a large quantity of supenor Sheep ant Lama. mimed ; but, there NM pay*t thin dirklend and deducting the rebate of iaterest upon a firm. us l u a .u othe y r d arleles no alteration, but the marker generally have been being a goou numb :r of purchaser. in attendance. the trade ceded serest ease. there not remain . tad . of zoos 175.1 0 . ro b e we e d the liberty of t h e press, that it would have merely answered of that nation now in the Roman States. Their head The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 931, the ex- somewhat briskly, and • go - al elewance wan effected. 7L, re ir • t Se the reserve fund, Menai that fund to iN,0".4 19s. St the general duce. We, who belong to the prat , and have quarters are at Velletri ; they occupy Porto-d'Anzio good anpply or Calves selling at late rater , . 'thole was an ammonia. tremes being 94 and 931, aud tbe last transaction at D ut yP ala°6 "O r f° I " wi nk J214;4'4°14 I 3 ewe . c " t ' If I' • the traderated he a vy, •mu ken -as smomam, wi th the provisions of aloe deed at setakmeat, the no force but by it-so power but by liberty ad timed, word and Gerson ; they have sent a detachment after briatol, Hull, and the Clyde , e „, ~ t ee py e iga , thlletair directrica, via.: William liermaterd, Esq., N.B. Jain Alfred we writing, do not go willingly forward to mirth the gyve* Garibaldi on the side of Palestrins. The Neapolitans 93 1 . To the mme period hout year i', " .1. 1 - .0 71 i deney. Inferior Bear, fle. Cd. to 7a. bel ; Heifer. M. to 8... fsh ; good . 1 DIMWSIe, kip ., John Oamße , beila heephlbewiPms, Pet . =the from that are to weigh upon us as upon every a* e 1.,. No ; we ow, 9s. to ask. per more, tiouthdowa welder Mutton, tal. to aid.; Saco done the same on the side of the Abruzzi. Exchequer Bille were done at 475. and 50a, and Devon and Samuel, Sotto, 51.1. to Gd. • sift , and other inferior, Ct. Moss Int, Wag clilfiblei Oder tbeeweelee as esedilate• arr rawka - undergo a mania law ,e we bear the natty of excesses of Decrease 07,481 OM which we are neither guilty nor ; and, when we The Milan Gazette of the 19th states that Garibaldi India Bonds at 82s. and 84e. premium. Bank Stock, LaCTIO Pole us ma le 1840 TO LAW We/Z. tbs. to 41d. per lb. Lamb, 6d. to 7d. M acon Pigs, ,s.GI to 7.. 9.1.; 1 Batumi MM, Joss 30. area a e L see the opinions of the country rise, sad become tenth was with 3,000 men in the mountains of Venetia and at 19aund 81. Long Annuities, at 8 15-16 ; ditto, tanaa 15,415,654 Porkers, Bs. to Bs. 3d. per more. Da. OBAI4 SHEIte AND WOOL MARKET, July 19.-The Olean 1, CipNal subscribed SWAM against the listarnalla of the press-whoa we see the hand of that Generals Nuoziante std Cordova bad moved in 30 years, 1859, at 8 11-16 ; ditto, 30 year., 1880, at Bawd ........ 4,35 . 757 *asp and wool Bathe; held this day, being ten third 1 hursday of 1 4 alpha paid up I 9thermire lad mina la Buse pert at. Ilidessil . a unlimited liberty-liberty without bounds, without scruple, Clyde Sark Mahar dee te theCattniers of dm Bank Total . pt lerbee . sem" deem, bre and d ee m """" ' Irani us ' neither atheneum nor s ym pathy . We epee there in the cou rse of the day, end that, as usual, the the amount of business done in them was very trifling, ad alas, and paying a amp* and current sm them as we do the state of sines, or undergo them as we republican faction intended to let his bands into the and It ith no mater i a l variation in the prices. The t Same time in 184$ 2 o ,jamaj lots, 7a. per stone was given freely, and one or tgo superior cam - brought from 7a. 3d. to Is. Sd. tar atone. Wilke W,iol tow oad from WNW laws of necessity-exceptions se the rule, we are surprised cent. on Mose of teat year. There wan little Imaineis dune is Sheep . 1 £ 333 . 33° 3 3 that they are not freely taken hold off." purpose of attempting a l eeistsnce which t ramp hope Brazilian Bonds at 8.5; Buenos Ayres at 441 ; - TALLOW.-The market is steady, and the demand fair. mandent,Whoeddn.Nweverb,u o t n se pricc. veral a le t t p s re ef oo ln u r s a m ba k e r ha kc s r fe c tl .n tian t. t e k no ; li m o imp Th rov ere e. to be possible on account of the strength of the posi- Chitin Six per Cents. at 96; Danitib Five per Cents., Petersburg Y . C .on the spot, 39a. 3d. to 395. 6d.; October to lie- was a good attendance of buyers. The attendance ea st.rk tanners Ca. The Press does not seize the points used by the According another accoun ,in a letter from tion. tot • 1849, at 971; Mexican ex-Coupons for Account at . Cash la hand, government severities, bills discounted. Debate, but describes how M. Datiure, hearing that ember delivery, 395. 3d. ; st•parate months' delivery, 39t. '3d. to 401. was also very good, mid greatly superior to tha' of the prin ions year, 1 ha__ .. . ... ............ . ...... .. .. , _.. . .... ...... .. 03,3 8 0 2 2 M. „„ . Perugia of the 13th, Garibaldi was encamped with 27; Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, at - but as the market is now t stabliiated on a llrm 111344 and its cens Decal situation and oanyonience unanimously admitted by oho pace of *akin premises, ............. furniture ... 4,000 0 0 enters was about to make a discours oasnistre, about 3,000 men at Todi, where he hal taken a 28} ; ditto Four per Cents. at 30j for money, and 301 COTTON -LIVERPOOL JOLT 24.-The market to-lay determined immediately to have the first word, and ‘. aouthera dealers, we trust, in another yea, to find that . the s'ock ffth9,3Bo 3 3 - for account ; Russian at 106 ; Spanish Five per waotirm, and Me sales were about 9,030 hdes, i nc ludin g IOW fur , fanners of this anal the adjoining distriem will see I- thiir mtereat to entered on an apology of the new law. em • eine. 2,000 Austrians had marched from Perugia on Cent ,, at 181 for money, and 18i for account ; Dutch exp or t, and 3.0 0 ° toe "peculation - give it that general countenance and euppoet which akar is wanting Da. Damn," says La Presse, " could not feel himself as MANCHESTER, JULY 24.-The firm tone imposed open to cat:MIMI here, fur the benefit of the West Highlands, a market Dividend,at the rate off; per feat per annum, for the 3,848 8 0 much at his ease as M. Thiers on that . ground, where the preceding night, with two cannon; they s t oppe d Two and a Half per Cents. at 801 and I. manufacturers and spinners, by the advance in the niatket for the stood only to that oceamed by our esurtein neighb ma at luvernean half-year ending 314 Dee., Ithlitether Paid - This reso- In the foreign exchanges there was more business rue , material, calmed rather MOM inaction to-day, and bu.ineas was Dkto at of for the half-year eaten WM Jamb 1049 3,848 B 0 at every step he comes in contact with his opinionAMERICAN MARKETS. Baer of interest ca marrat bills .. 1 ,733 3 0 and those of his old colleagues now joined to bias on lution had b e e n taken on account of the death of a done on 'Change to-day. Bills on Hamburg are aby na mean. so brisk to for export Printing cloths, and all de acw,riptions of light ga ode, have been quiet, though the prices of last vidette which had been reporte4, and of the arrival of shade lower, and on Paris a trifle higher. On [lll the American news given in sesta-easy% Express, the late hour at which the despatch. arrived pr. lire Ord our Balance earned to the giesnere had, ok could have been realised. Heavy goods have been ia con sulting that fund BlO,Oll 19 9 %yen 17 1 th- benches of the ministry." a cart with ten wounded. Austrian cavalry, witu Vienna and Trieste also a little higher. sitierable demand for the home trade, oat a Plight advance in prim - The arguments of M. Barrault were these, that thehas hen obtained. In mane goods fur ex part moatM there has been giving more than • summary ol gi b entente rend in ail:ones, 112,077 14 I l aw proposed would abolish all discussion, and would genera meeting of the Commercial twelve pieces of artillery, was expected at Perugia on At the annual 1 the following day. ne worth mentioning. In yarns, as oth, there was which we now give at greater le.] also quietness, but a Mtn feeling generally pervaded the market, New YORK, J FLY 10. Ca . make war again st ideas; and it was by doing so that Bank of London, held the afternoon, the dividend The Stated° of Florence, of the 17th inst., states declared was at the rate of 6 per cent., free from were willies to accept nom ad. told . leas Commerce goes on unchecked ; Ire absent. are alive sit week. Oka= broaght down 12,077 16 1 Charles X. fallen first and Louis Philippe after Mange epannera of bundle that, on the 15th, General Oadinot published a decree income-tax. The report atatid, and the account', "le ' quat ' lt ' ele et I with the hum of blueness ; the numerous. new buildings in the me pro g12,07t 16 I him. The majority had placel themselves on a double B little E lab .711,""u.trt i tVriecZn`,. 1. 1rts„r 0 rtu l tll'"oyf el at i Z ho s : lt e rbe she report and babinceeethet harm been reed it was slope leading on the one hand to a restoration, on at Re ' me, suspending all journals except the official which were adopted unanimously, showed, that the COMM.-MARK haws, Tuts DAY...- XL ng one. At Leghorn the emigrants from Itome were ret profits of the peat i ear, after writing off bad and Wheat tai corny 11l Mud since Monday, and the few parcels remain. streets are full as ever of a thronging population. Fewer liiiiiliee mbro unanimouely- e That the reed b. imi ,... e, mimeo. sad e r reo l e = oer e end nerbeinnee""emedeto,t just the other toe revolution. All this, said M. Serrault, • lay over Rom la- t market-day met loth little attention from our Uwe WeLl • 1 aor t a smaller numb , r of permw, titan In C 1331111611 years, allowed to land, on con diti on if their being detained doubtful d e b' s, and paying charges era' current ex- , have lett the ciy; partly becauta! home is upon the whole deemed The e lit e ." , aib mo m'agusely .11, sag., on the part of the three- in contuinstion, they knew before, but he would tell tie• and aft titer the bu- : news done in either English or foreign the salmi place when oho pestilence It conspicuous in it diroada mid lora, declared pay vidend at the rate the re per mat per ama, free them in addition that internal trouble might possibly till further orders in the fortrese, e zee those who panics, amounted to 12,077/. At.er paying the divi- 1 1 •!"' jhei. was Wilma in the extrerae, and at rates about equal to dam el Mamie tax, able eased after the let of August neat would consent to proceed immediately to Switzerlind. d ead , and deducting the rebate of interest upon of Monday lest. Barley in miskiate request, at former priers. Erne weeet anal Il d b m 'alde . t g.z. g.e... :Ta. 1.-* 7. t n i :rzi, h 4aiou ....d psoind mantavously-"Thst the following dletWarea, eta , war- become complicated by fortr wars • the expedition ,_ . ' , A letter from Rome of the 13th states that a govern- current bills, a balince of 2,596/. remained to be () m ats brourld nears ore money, but ou improvement could be b by restraining pommy, who otherwise would crone hither, from Sam thrown, Sag., M.P.; John Alfred Mower, Fag.; Juba germ! of Rome =sing created a precedent, which might heed upon secand into ita qualities. Beane sad AIX !amity gge t ,. Noma Thompson, tho-, who So "t of °TM"' P UM r". al W. one day be invoked against themselves. The way to ment commission, composed of Prince Barberini , add. dto the reserve fund, now representing in gross at former prices. doing so ; and the diminiaherl receipts of railme , and steamboat lines, and of public houses, feel Inert unsibly the intlitems of the Denial Settlemsat, lareelead directors of thew compsay. Pau 0• ' Cardinal Altieri, is to be formed. 20.014/. Pri n ce O rs i n i , an d ABKIVALe 17:TO LONDON FROM 23rd JULY TO Mtb JULY. pervading divan.. in the falling off ol travelkra. The int.: Imenee by Resolved umwthoenly-"that the thanks of the shareholders be recape these misfortunes was to leave the path of re- ans. EnSliah. Scotch. Welt neeilfes t rammer rd ult. has had little. or nu effect upon our presented to the cludivem. Thomas narnewalt, Fri., sad the other „,,,,,ser on, and find support in popular libertich The SARDINIA.-The following important intelli- According to &deices this morning from Amster- MI ;l' 0 " 0 malt a, except in ro am . rd to cotton, in which, WI Ille anseted Kate directors for e reel ens sad slaty with which they have cos. r••• • I 1910 meat will show , there Oust been a good deal of activity al advancing Opportunity of doing so was ample now that Proud- genes has been received in Paris :-" On the 19J1 the dam there was not much doing on the boom, but the z i t.; • I :7. I ducted lee ales of this bra.' minister of Austria remitted to the cabinet of Turin national funds were without any var i ation from the oats gasarco aounimoosty-o Teat eke camas cr the shareholders be hen was under lock and key, Leira Rollin in Switzer- • • • Flour, 1,490 sacks; 830 barrels. Malt, 3,070qm COTTON.-EXPORTS AND Receipts OF COTTON P.T daa Fte"littd.. ir Mr. A. B. °edit kw at " ellen" meth" " land, and the organised agitators dispersed. a note, sumo on i og it to accept within four days the dee More, the last transaction in Integrals Two-and ec g Aar chow of Wheat , me Fora. ro Pan Toni riewera Lae TO TIM CV11113313/111)130 INNCIPW. -- ultimatum which bad been presented. This note is a-Half per Cent. being marked at 51 7-16. The HALESWOUTH, July 24 -We b .. NOW) THOMAS BARNEWALL , Chairman. The debate was resumed t o by M. Pierre drawn up in dry and imperious term.. If the ulti and the trade rub il remaraably heavy, at a decline of full la. per qr. 'rink la Falaaa aaw.P.• le other gr in, Lolling (biog. Weather unsettled. Wheat, elate, (ln thorned ilea.) il 05111 . 1RCIAL BANE of LONDON .- The Leroux, who spoke for not less than two hours, and Directors HIREST OITE NCYRCE, that • DIVIDEND on the was followed by . up capital of dile Company, at the rate of 5 per eent. per annum from income t et, for the had-war end's( June 30 . 1810 . will be The Ass. M. Thiess , who began by saying : mbly would no doubt do him that justice that :intern be take hie the . minister of Austria has lower. corners to me passports immediately. - Mexican and French Three per Cents. were rather eta. to 50a. per qr.; red, 4. s. to 465. Letters from Frankfort notice a decline in the Ans- Heal s July 24.- A good dell of rain has fallen at inter. Great lintein. France. Other. DAM Receipts. --- - --- -- --- her l NO 2178 24157 trian Five per Cent. Metalliques, whilst the Four per vats during the past week, and from which all al ring corn must have lOW .• • 1 lei 278 240 1671 • 2223 TUSCANY.-The greatest excitement has been been much benefited ; ut the same time Wheat does not mquire ISM ... 1156 PAYABLE at the bunkimubouse IX taldlbllry cs and after th e lot of he had always abstained from ascending the tribune further moisture, and the Atmosphere is too cold tar the ripening pro. 114416 ..• 7113 206 lel 10:4 1749 August nest. By order of the Used , when matters of the day were under debate. Being created at Florence by a hew law re-establishing Ce:•ta.,Threeper Cents ., Ceuta. ems. Moiety. 13 in narrow oompass, tram paucity of stock en the Jai 078 l6B 1474 20130 July It. V.A. A. IL CUTBILL. Ifs OW. a men o f t h e put, as b e b a d b ee , ca ll e d , he had caution money and abolishing trial by jut'? in matters ditto were done at a shade advance. Russian and 341 278 2032 2381 MYS'lOlt LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, thought it beet to keep aloof and leave the right of of the presf. Prussian stock were wi•bout variation. The commercial advice' from klanills, which extend Speculation smuts to have vanished. We had Mr our th:s daya, mar. unehand, and .la:inclination to be lioldet aat harvest thrum the abet. 1845 ::. 1411 No. 2, Old Breadaset, Leedom - al a 140---ffi ket a fair su pp l y of Wheat from our own growers. and a moderate ..,,, ... IWwWWi ts tbs belt two "elm tweludet in the the". Pargener-Ills One the Die of MITLABD, E.G. treating those questions to men of the present. But to the 15th May, are at length somewhat more ea- sho w we bulk of which, however, was far tram line. At •,:",„ Is. eleClin fi e 're onast w ereck'a rates, a fair extent of bissineas was done. •"' - 45 0 7 32 29 mrserensmours. questions involving interests, socially and grnerelly, GERMANY. • 1817 ... couraging as respects imports than they had been for Batley hardly maintains its value, though meld virulent; , o ~, .. 22 55 I II 2.1 16 6 la 16 30 1 .1 Tbe Right lkeseaskla km East PltEwillkm, PAUL, LILL, be had not hesitated to come forward and give hie The Right tresmaMe the Bend Crane& liiiatities s? .. T . 2re .,s eml7ll; .... o .. ther i... kinc:a i. ut retie cons ar l iti , i' s i e l .. 34 9 a 49 19 several previous mails. A good portion of the heavy TM Med Honourable the Earl 'lle light Hooourable the Earl cf Cans:Ton. T 111710" Ilse Bight llosourabl, Lord Viscount . The licsioutable Edward Masten Hemp, M.P. TM Honourable John Henry Thomas Manners Sutton. Mr VILIMai Costae Hylton Jed*. Dart., K.P. CMATIOIMII-JOll% DUN CAUL Bp, 317, !brand. Timm Cmilasue-GEORGS BLUME"' LIARRISON, Eao, Great TemeratreeL ADVANTAGES OP THIS INSTMTION. Emeamkal Bates of Premiums, imputed eaprersly for the awe at Clompany, and parenting the memo of effecting Nikko la a peat "witty of ways to snit the olgede sod eireumetausees of Its as. mei Complete security afforded to themommi hymeened an maple sub scribed snit J, by the registrational' mdgrasate of policies, by the adadasion of age and Interest daring WC viers the raise have been satisfactorily proved, and by Ober reguistleas fue Militating the oh. hith sad protecting the interests el ef Weald. polity holders. Fall oirtitalars stated in the prespeaspes. The usual monsission gnawed tit Selieltors and meats. By odic out. Board of Dirodere. LOUIS Mr ME, Monger. OTICB UP REMOVAL—Messrs. WILLIAM LAMOND mad Co, Mod and flare brokers sad Railway Ily beg to Mhos their Moods sad the pub li c Ihst dry how= VED their OYYICEI from the Hall of Corn meal be lea 1, Boyd gzehanste-buildinp, where they truot to be beemeil TIM earai bq 14.soinee1&49. of that c i rop az z a d =tumthey M" Illorepeeleyea..-/ RICHARD ' ' LOS" A. C. _JADEK, Upholsterer, 21, _do Pavement. Fin.hurr, hese to call the alkalies of Yamiliee aed the public to the foll.wina ankh., all of which are made out of wellarawesed IMaterial..- 11weep.bect mahogany chairs, with Wee meats, le ga. . Met Julia hair seating 0 14 Do do with OM seale. 0 10 31.thommy couches to mitch, from Solid mahogany too tables, pollehed 1 IS Do► rosewood drawler-tooth daft, dead. es 0 13 footles to sad* from Xchethew chest el drawees, peithed. troth 011smth the soy dial, or boa . lllB. to 3 3 = 4 =lp la keidra..-...../1 ILL S& to nwary try.. t i i : Partkaf MID slo r ro. bor app I • 14 RICILUID A. O. LOADS& k idled Is Or slam% LL the NEW BHOW2II BATHS, ingittdilig the este teas Pots alb (II dirp.l36. each) "Torw l. to be without a pomp), Or lover Pump Bath, the Shower Bath with curtains, tom is. ask Pillar Shower Baths, without a pomp. 425. each, ?fag Illitswer Sift, with copper *whit tubes torte-pump gni tap, mimpleite with curtains, and Npassert, from t 0.., Ilan) Shirtier Baths, )pi nned. 3s. &1., are In the Show Room. of &ILIUM S. BURTON (late Rippen and Bur. kik!. 39, Oxiord-.trcrt, owner et Newman-street, and Ns. 1, New man-dyed, which contain an the requisite. for the reason, CO ar. ranged in or, mom, aerated eseludvely to articles of that diameter. that patterns, ri.us, ard wets can be Ungainly selected. Detailed =W dnes, wiai engrarinp, (per rod) tree. ).tablished in Mells.street. 11S20. RAUTIFUL TEST H. ROWLANDS' ODOSTO, ce STALL DWITIFItICS, a white powder, ma. of %Inchon:eat and o4m reelaseshe ingredient's( the Oriental II bal. It medicates tartar tram the beak i ma is ma mi Xo eie f inst. ging dual, polishes and preserves the emmet. ek e mot pin prart-bk• Irkltronsoral gimp onreetnans end to the breath. Scurry is by ita means eradiatted alai the gums. end healthy action and IrldiNAß are induced, so that the en* (Ukase) are thus rendered firm to their sockets. Mob. W. per bas,—Car vow. To protect the public from fraud, the ROIL Caenniehilhrt. hove divided the proprietors' name and address—auk ",11A. ROWLAND and SON. 2, itAttnninrim,“—to be engraved es the t stamp, .hick ie alixed on each box. Said by them, aM rj shemists and perfumers. ENAMEL t CEMENT f or RESTORING DE CA% ED TEETII, geturinteett to retain its cokes mid beldame fe.—Mr. ALBERT J. ti tViA, gunman Heinle; 41, Digners :rl Oxford-street, supplies AR nnetAt. TEETH, front one to • COO etc wt, on an entirely new prineipie, tad ho morived pen s of many of his pWient.i to Mato their tom in gandemetion Of the perfection of hie system in easel* them to the most didieult Caere, entirely free from pain. lie continues to restage domed end tender teeth with his eelebrsh - d F.namsl Ceinent, which he.ng in a 'dune state, eon be applied in all extreme eases of decay, end will render the tooth, tlumith a mere *hell, • soot and metal argon.— Atteltdosee daily from 10 tol.-42, hersemetregn, OsfartLetreot 4:WILNICIRY'S PILLS for Ito N ERVIN 014 ACLES, prim 4a IL mill& slew. This niseeramly way be pesearell trees Omit Its Weems lit am sem salient ire mem*, ml wlll scarcely le widited min MM. The swam eamilime wilt as it by 022.(16. b adOI. des le Its eemerdse 18E0s lib venous and =weir It sob es • pees he • lee antibilt c pr o s wow. fatal rwyl~aar sate creefte • mewl • end pac awee weeibleg ism As a portage the Med Me tilts le Metwilled, i kon pemerates the whole kel like • Meth dem eme7 Impurty surn tithe epees; se this mewest, than bawds me &Mem Si baba • bessitite , tempiezica iambi Is. wilkfilly proms • box. The prtkaters et Yr. Abstuseity% nwf. ma mg Mt ere moissed tees/ met Oa& TM lowestmise km is Med. wbowas wits: XAUCLAT rarrlzidabarest; KI 4 170ziet. Biel= awl lIANGIIIL _LALVANDOL—ParsIysis, Asthma, Indigestion.— ..A lambda are solicited to send to Mr. W. H. HAM, of 22, Eronewickoquare, Leados, for Ms PAMPHLET'. MEDICAL GAL. VANUA tibia will be forwarded fries reselpt el two poets,. stamps. They will to asteedsbad at fY mments. la it will be hod tit4=lersof emir la ewes of estlims, ebsimestle, Wades, tio. Paralysis. spied sompleisee, besebabes, Minn of monism eftergy, liver Ws, general debility, Isfigestirm, mil jam, an eons of serious dirarTM.kn4 he. Mr. Halm% isstbed of eN plyied tlie galvanic fluid is ulte tree from all inspire. essotice ; =ifs rubel. Ass stherwiere, mid sway Wins ere y toad of it. It geilikly NMI the pedal, to Es without seolielne. TeTllll aro whom tar weak. me dlar, SM ROBERT PEEL'S BPRECH on the STATE of Ohs NATION. Pabl'Aitil by Jams Bo* 1. No7olorkAl - - • - "GOO AND MAOOO OLVINO PADD' LIFT OLT 0! THE MIRE.* "MR. PIPS at the THAMES REGATTA." lUNCHE OWN FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE?' sot ..rrscu," No. 42L Ox Jul IL Prim. IL; filaspod, 4d. Moe, IS, The Press does not seize the points used by the Dibats, but describes how M. Drataure, hearing that M. Thiers was about to make a discours determined immediately to have the first word, and entered on an apology of the new law. "M. Dufaure," says La Freese, " could not feel himself as much at his ease as M. Thiers on thet ground, where at every step he comes in contact with his opinion and those of his old colleague, now joined to bim on th- benches of the ministry." The arguments of M. Barrault were these, that the law proposed would abolish all discussion, and would make war against ideas; and it was by doing so that Charles X. had fallen first and Louis Philippe after him. The majority had placed themselves on a double slope leading on the one hand to a restoration, on the other to a revolution. All this, said M. Barrault, in continuation, they knew before, but he would tell them in sedition that internal tro ubles might possibly become complicated by foreign wars; the expedition of Rome basing created a bad precedent, which might one day be invoked against themselves. The way to escape these misfortunes was to leave the path of re pression, and find support in popular liberties. TLe opportunity of doing so was ample now that Proud hen was under lock and key, LeJra Rollin in Switzer land, and the organised agitators dispersed. The debate was resumed tc-day by M. Pierre Leroux, who spoke for not less than two hours, and was followed by M. Thiers, who began by saying : The Assembly would no doubt do him that justice that he hod always abstained from ascending the tribune whoa matters of the day were under debate. Being a man of the past, as he had been called, he had thought it beet to keep aloof and leave the right of treating those questions to men of the present. But questions involving interests, socially and generally, he had not hesitated to come forward and give his opinion on. The law that had bean presented was one of these. Assuredly during the course a that debate he and his friends bad obtained the right to recriminate. He should not make use of mat right—(here the speaker was interrupted by cries of " Oh, oh ")—or, at bast, be would use it with • certain reserve. M. Thiers was still slacking wham this deepatch left. The Presse says that a dinner was given the other day to the principal editors of the jeurnals—sup porters of the Elysee, at which was arranged the ne creamy means for iner,asing the indemnity of 1,200,0001. per annum given to the President of the republic to 1,800,000 f. It is generally rumoured that three more repre sentatives are to be prosecuted for participating in the affair of the 13th of June. _ _ During his visit to Ham, the Pres 4 dout met free from prison, the African chief, Bou 'Moat, who was confined in the room formerly occupied by Dr. Connsau. It seems that the election at Guatialoupe have been attended with serious dis'urb ince., and that blood was shed. M. Schaelcher is stated to have been elected for that colony. The name of his colleague is not given. Affairs were in a deplorable state in the colunieo." The conduct of the Austrians with regards to Piedmont in pressing its ultimatum, at a time when that country is so embirraseed by its intreal position, is severely commented oa in all the Parisjournalr. The opposition journals reproduce an article cf the Orgdit, string an ac_ount of a scene in one of the committee rooms of the National Assembly, between a deputy of the Mountain (M. Michel de Bourges), and AL Thieve. M. Michel is represented to have charged M. Thiers with having sworn with him on the crucifix an oath of hatred to monarchy, and M. 'fliers is stated to have replied that he had raver sworn hatred to monarchy, but to the elder branch of the Bourbons. _ _ . The Slide attacks the president of the republic for giving liberty to Bou Maze, this beicg, according to the Steck, an usurpation of the power of grace, which he can exercise legally only with the approbation of the council of state. _ By a decree of the president of the rebublic, M. Gustave de Beaumont is appointed president of the commission for the revision of the legislation of Algeria, in place of M. de Tocqueville, whose functions u minister of foreign affairs prevent his continuing to preside over the commission. not &qr. roe Account. PAWS, in.r H. For Mon. y. Opening 'liiirbest. laws . Closing , -- 2 per Cents. 1 ....... .... 53 53 6 53 3 52 70 52 60 5 par Coots.. .—. . ... 87 30 i 67 23 87 43 87 13 97 15 3 do. Now Lon- , IP r. o r. . , 44 per Ceuta- ...... ~ 1 it it .. it 4 per Coals , I. • If Pi P. s. Urbino on Leaden: 110 days, 25 65; 90 days, 23 25. Deleon, 5, DM o. 3, 11142 Do. 44 Do. 24 - - • - - ... RATLWATI.—PIUis and Orland, 760; Paris and Rouen, 153; Rouen and Havre, 250 ; Avignon and Marvailles, 155 ; Strap. bourn sad Bala, 100; Centre (Slows), • Amiens and Boulogne, —; Bordemui,: 396 25 ; Boob. X2O; Pins and Stria. bourg, U 2 50; Tours and Nantes, 303 ; Mentereaa an I Troy% —; Dieppe and revamp, —. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—The following letter, dated Civita Vecchia, the 16th instant, has been for warded by Admiral Trehonart, who is in command of the squadron at that pert: Monsieur le Ministre,—Since I hid the honour of address ing to you my last report, I thought it right to go to Rome to take the orders of the commander-in-ctitef, and to congra tulated him on the entrance of the army within its walls. When I arrived there, the occupation wee only three days old, and in the forty hours which I pared there, I was able to perceive a great change in the disposition of the popula tion—a cheap which appeared to be of a nature to remove rapidly the irritation and difficulties umenarily resulting from en occupation without a previous convention. Since then the accounts which reach me prove that confidence is reviving progressively, and I attribute, with jut reason, this happy result to the admirable discipline and the excel lent spirit displayed from the first by our brave soldiers in this city, which they appear to have entered rather as friends than as conquerors. I think it useless to refute in the most enagelie EMUS/ the note addressed by several consuls to General Oudisot relative to injuries seed to have been pro duced by the preteadad bombardment of Rome. I have vi sited every part of the city, and, with the exception of a few projectiles which went out of their mares into the Transte rem I kmad so public building or priest* house showed the marks of balls. The only injuries are those which were sussed by the triumvirs under pretext of defending the city. Yesterday maim, in imitation of what must have taken AUSTRIA--We have intelligence from Vienna to July 30: There is at last something official about the 'mys terious battle of the 15th, 16'h, and 17th, at Waitzen. A few sentences, tagged on to the supplement to the Wiener Zeituny of the above date, and extracted from a despatch of General Paskiewitch, date d 17th, from head-quarters at Waitzen, although meagre and obscure, furnish some precious grains of intelligenc-. As was mentioned yesterday, the Magyars were com manded by Gurgey. They came from Comorn, and drove the Russian outposts out of Waitzen on the 15th. On the 16th the ltussian vanguard, under General Sass, was defeated. During the night which followed Germ drew of the leek of his cotes towards the north, while his rear-guard sustained an engagement, on the 17th, with the main corps of Paskiewitch, which had marched up to aupnort Gen. Saw. The result of this day was that Paskiewitch occupied Waitzen, from whenc:t he dictates his victorious bulletin the same evening. Meanwhile Go-gey, who was represented a day or two ago as being closely shut up in C mane threatens his rear and communications with Galicia with an army of 40,000 men. Besides the bulletin of the 17th from Waitzen, there is another of the 16th, from the Russian general Parrot, dited from head-quartere, at Kis-Hartyan, relating to the same affair, which mentions that the 4th army-corps was ordered to march back to Miskolcz, and that the Magyars had appeared at Jasz-Bereny and Heves, on the left flank of the Russians, between their line of march and the Theism. From the norther!, counties we hear that Neutra is again occupied by a Hungarian detachment. Traders who went to attend the fair at Tyrnan could not get back to Neutra. The whole valley of the Waag is extremely insecure, in consequence of which a considerable detachment of reserve troops have been ordered from Presburg to Szered. Steamers, with wounded and sick soldiers, chiefly Russians, were continually arriving at Presbarg, and so great was the influx of pa•ienta, that the Grassalkowich and Estrrhazr palaces were turned into horpitsls. On the 17th, at Pestle fresh cannorading was heard behind the Stadt-waldchen. The Karoly Palace was assigned for quarters to the Grand Duke Constantine. Paskiewitch has shifted his quarters from Waitzen to Ipoly Sagh, a town on the Ipoly, some 23 miles on the road from Waitzen to Neutra. Gen. Ramberg's corps is at Waitzen ; and Hayman established his bead-quarters at Peeth on the 19th. From the eastern seat of war we hear that Bern has retreated with the bulk of his army-corps towards Clausenberg. General Luders, having occupied Her vaannstadt, was about to clear the Rothenthurm Pass, to effect a passage for the Austrian corps tinder Gen. Clam-Gallas, amounting to 11,000 men. Then, both cores being united, they were to march on Clansenberg. Despatches of the 13th inst. have been received from the camp of General Grotenhelm, at Bistritz. Their contents relate to some unimportant forays, and an engagement with the Magyars, who are said to have been commatded by the übiquitous Bens, at Bis• tritz, which ended in the retreat of the latter. The ordinance of the 11th inst., creating General Wohlgemuth military and civil governor of Trans sylvanite, with M. Bach, the Lande•chef of the Bu kowins, to accompany him as assistant-colleague in • civil capacity, is published in the official organ. A ministerial crisis at Vienna is reported. M. Schmerling and Count Leo Thun are mentioned as likely to be admitted into the cabinet. An Austrian camp has been established in Bohemia, on the Prussian border, at Kbnigsgriatz. BAVARIA.—It is understood that one of the sub jects to be brought forward in the new Bavarian chambers will be the proposal of a customs-league with Austria, the Prussian management of the Zollverein being extremely unpalatable to the South German protectionists. SPAIN. Oar correspondent writes: MADRID, 7137,Y 18. The Gazette of to-day publishes a decree, confer ring' upon Francisco de Paulo Figueroa a title _of Cutille, under the name of Marquis of Constance, Viscount dams Figueras, for himself and heirs. The Gazette also publishes the regulations for the execution of the law of April, 1849, with reference to the establishment of an impost to defray the lighting of the coasts and harbours of Spain. This impost is to be levied in all maritime custom-houses by the same employfa that collect the navigation duties. For the - _ Letters from Frankfort notice a decline in the Aus trian Five per Cent. Metalliques, whilst the Four per ; CeLts.,Threeper Cents.,andTvro-and-a-Halfpereente. ditto were done at a shade advance. Russian and Primal= stock were wi•hout variation. The commercial advice' from Manilla, which extend to the 15th May, are at length somewhat more ea- ' coursging as respects imports than they had been for several previous mails. A good portion of the heavy 1, stocks of ehirtiogs and knmbayas had been disposed of during the month at rather better prices, the dealers having been at length obliged to submit rather better rates demanded by the importer. The stocks of American Domestics webs very heavy and the prices offered were for 4() inch, 21 dole. ; 29-inch, 24 dole.; drills, 21 dols. The accounts re caved from Europe had given en impulse to the demand for sugar and hemp, the two great staples of the island. Current sugar had been bought as high as 31 dole., but at the departure of the mail it was not quite so firm. Taal sugar, for the Sydney market, bad been bought at dols. to dole., and Zebu for Europe at 2 dols. The demand for hemp for the United States also' was very active, and the prices had advanced to 3 dole. to 51 dole. for unscrewed to arrive, at which it could with d fficulty be obtained. The rates of freight to England were, according to the last engage ments, 31. 10a. for sugar and 41. 10s. to 51. for hemp per 20 cwt. net. The exchange on London was 4s. id. for four months' and Is. 14d. per dollar for six months' sight. Coffee, of which there is scarcely ever any quan tity at market, and of which the supplies are falling off annuely, was quoted at 7 dole. Sapan wood 1 1 dole. for good quality. At Batavia the market for imports was dull, the stocks being very heavy fir most descriptions of cot ton manufactures. Sugar and coffee were improving in price, and it was generally believed that the sugar crop this year would be rather under the quantity yielded in 1848. Freights to England were quoted at 21. 10e. to 31., and the exchange on London 13 guilders per pound sterling. It was reported at Batavia that the Rajah of Karang Assam had been killed by his eubjects, who then submitted to the Dutch govern ment. Much sickness prevailed amongst the Dutch troops at Bally. Tte following extract from the Singapore Free Press relative to the talked of Dutch expedition to New Guinea, ev ll be read with interest by all who have watched the proceedings of the Dutch in the Indian Seas : An expedition, it is said, will be shortly despatched to New Guinea, the commissioner being Mr. Gronovius, the gentleman under whose auspice. Sulu was attacked last year. Teis expedition, it seems, is intended to serve an mark that no port of say claims made at any time on New Guinea, or the islands adjacent, Las been given up, the English, as usual, being supposed to have east a longing eye upon this I most tempting portion of their neighbour's goods! THIS DAY. Two o'CLoct. The English funds are agsin depressed this morn ing. Consols were first marked at 93, when they declined 1, and are at present quoted at 924 to I for money, and 92/ to I for account The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at 93 and 921. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 931 and Exche quer Bills were negotiated at 475. and 495. Bank Dock, at 1991. In foreign securities the business continues limited. Russian were done at a decline of 1 per cent. Other stocks remain about the same. The following is the business of the morning:—Brazilian Bonds, at 84. Buenos Ayres, at 44:. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 314 and 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 801. Grenade, at 16. Mexican, ex coupons, at 27. Portuguese, at 301. Russian, at 1051 and 5. Spanish Five per Cents., at 181 and I. The French funds closed yesterday, at Paris : The Three per Cents., at 52.80 ; and the Five per Cents., at 87J5, being a decline of 33 cents in the former case, and of 50 cents. in the latter, on the previous day's quotation.. ENOLIBILYIINDk Beak Steck, 199 200 -- 10 --- 45 1 c r om. Aug. 14.924 9 3 per Ct. Rod. Am.. 901 per Cts. 951 I 3 per Ot.Cce. Lona, 921 Ms. 475. to Ws. o=lo. X 6 par Ct. Asoftisa Bonds, 1 per 08 Orem& lids.. 151 164 41 pot Ct. Boig. Hoods. 83 6 00890 Dokrtsd Ilds.. 3 9 29 par Cunt. ditto, I prir P. KG" 11* 941 7 6 per Ct. Bessillsa 1919..13 5 To 2 Ditto Now. 82 4 Ospv., 30 1 6 per Ct. Buenos Aim, 43 5 6:alr e avo. Yds., 104 6 Ditto Chills& Ids 94 6 8d.., 16 9 Ditto Colae Da.. S per Mb Bds . 344 Colmsbisa DU • 3 4 * = / 16 109 k 6 P 91 B d. * OW 08 Bas., 0 71 Be.. pre IX 11040 BAL. 61 9 l aia grosmisq., 22 4 4 pok CI Dlidi Clarts..4o 1 V Daforred Bds.. 64 74 THE PRODUCE MARKET. Matcuto4.4xs, Jinx 24. Eltrata.—The quentity offered in the public saim kaa mauled the demand, end although the impertere bought la freely to support the mutes, yet prima we again allude in Wow of the buret*. 6,700 begs Mould= wise cared, middle ter part meld, brown. 32e 36a ,• yellow, Sem4l3, 40s. Id.; a part m 4 of tbe I,7r_ bags Bengal blind buyers; the guitar were &Jetty lee end etwar• Wedrac-3,1100 begs were ollmed, mid ibur.Aftbs bought In for waat of buyers, at last week's earn /a nr from 321. Ws. to 6d. ISO blada Barbadore mkt at a of to 371. to elk 210 biota of West India only sold is the prinre contract market to-44y. Refined bee been doll at KM, eft. Orr Fumy imps. Correa.-3,700 bogs good Graben "Mtge Woo wore brought forward in public ale; about 330 mid at SM.; the importer bought •.. . - - HULL. July 24.- A good dell of rain has fallen at inter vats during the past week, and from which all 111 ring corn must have been much benefited; nt the 3.11113. time Wheat does not require further mo6ture, and the atmosphere is too cold or the ripening pro. eras. business 13 in narrow compass, Dom paucity of stock in the unhand, and disinclination to be Holder s. at harvest time on the tuber. Speculation awn., to have vanished. We had ler our this day's mar ket a fair supply of Wheat from our own growers. and a moderate show of foreign, the bulk of which, however, was far (rem line. At Is. decline on last week'. rates, a fair extent of banners was done. Barley hardly maintains its value, though whit grinding qualities go Of pretty well; other kinds of apring corn are in lees request, using to the late fine mina Linseed arrives more freely, but price in well maintained, and Cakes are sakuble at some advance. In Italie Seed and Cakes traesactions are limited. The reason for Itonea bringover,presentsalesare tor another season, and only induced by low rates. fries. -Wheat, English, red, 41e. to 525.; white, 52s to 54*.• Dantsic and Konigsberg, Rte. to 54e.; l'ofix Iranian and Hamburg, 16.. to Iss.; Dullish, Holstein, and Fritsland, 42a. to 455.; Resat:in and 0 • CSSA, Oats. English, 15 , . to 17.1.; Danish, Hs. to Ito.; riieelanal, lie. to 18e.; R131131/311 and Odesna, lks. to Barley. malting, 25a. to 20a. ; grinding, 21a. to 245. Deane, 2ro. to 325.; foreign, 265. to 3n. Peas, white and yellow, 27r. to Mts.; grey, 255. to 275. Lined, It ark tic.., 3tls. to 41...; Petersburg, 31a. to Sri.; Ingo and Archangel, 355. to 37e.; Konigsberg, 325. to 3111. Littered Cakes, Hull, 71. 10s.; fine, foreign, ed. 10 , s. ; inferior foreign, u. 10s. Rapeseed, 26/. to 3JI. Rape Cakee, 42n. 6d. Tares, foreign, 20s. to 28s. Guano, 6/. to If. 10s. Bones, bls. 6d. Rye Meal, 61. 'pluton, July 24.-The weather during the last weak has been very changeable, and a great deal of rain has fallen Malay. Buyers of Wheat to-day acted with caution. but prone must he quoted the same us last Tuesday. Marley and Oats Is. per qr. cheaper. Bean, and Peas maintain their value. LIED. Juor 21.—We Fare bad a fair arrival of wheat. There is also a good show of simples from vessels ne w at hand, and coin.• quintet; of foreign is offering. The rates of Friday are searecly obtatnahh• for fresh English, and foreign la 1.. per quarter lower. Barley as before. Ous, shelling, aad beans wi.k. out materi.4 alteration. _ _ _ LIZIGIITON Bt:ZZAHD, July 24.—At this day's market there wan rather more Wheat offering than of late. Trade dull, at la. per load decline from last week's rates. Harley likewise cheaper, say is. per qr. Beans and leas about the same. Wheat, per load of 5 busW.O., 270. red. to 311 k. Maill, per imperial qr , 235. to 2iie. (irate, 2:a. to 245. Peas, 21a. to 22a. Gal. per 5 bualitLa. Liewue, July 24.—The Wheat trade to day waa rather slow, but the member being a little unsettled caused holders to de cline leas man -y, and the business transacted was the same on last week. Hadley, Oats, Beams and Paws rather dull. Wheat, whit , ere. to 121. lie.; red, 71. to 101. 10s. Barley, 22t. to 225. Oats, lea. to 21e. Brans, Mi. to 325. Paid, Us. to 30a. ElvflitrvioL, JULY 24.-The import note this week shows abetter supply of • heat, oats, and flour from Ireland than we have had for some rime, The foreign arrivals are largo of wheat. flour, Indian corn, and bt,u2A, and fair of most other articles. Much rain has fallen during the wen k, Rem which the spring -sown .fops will have derived a vast benefit, but a continuance of wet is not desirable now fur the wheat plant. A fair business has been doing In wheat during the week, but the price of this and of moot artielis of the corn trade has been rather in favour of the buyers. Indian corn has given way In. to 20. per minter, the demand tailing far short of the supply. The market today was well attended by both town and country buyers. Wheat recovered the partial depression of Friday, and a fair buvincia was effected at the full prices of this day se'nnigbt. Choice brands of E our command late rates freely, but inferior grades are difficult to move. Last Tuesday's quotations were su.talned for oats, oatmeal, barley, beaus, and peas. The decline of the week In Indian eoru is 2s. lid. to3o. per imams, and a great proportion of the recent supply remains on hand. It has been a thorough wet day here. Wheat, per 7ultes.„ English, red, Gs. 7d. to 75.; extra, Ga. 1 Id. ta 7s. Id.; white, Gs. led to 7a 3d. ; extra, 7s. Id. to 7s. Sel. ; Irish, red, 3a. Bd. to te.Gd. ; extra, Ga. 4d. to Ga. 7d.; white, 6.. 3d. to Ga. Gd. ; extra, Gs. 7d. to its. Md. Welty ' per qr., English, 29.. to 315.• Chevalier, 31p. to 330 ; Scotch and Binh, per 6016 x., 3a. 3d. to So. a. Malt, per qr., English, pale, ',Gs. to GOs. Oats, per 45.6 a., English and ketch, old, 2s. 9d. to es. 1 td ; Welsh, old, 3s id. to Is. fad. ; Irish, fine s orra, new, 28. od. to 25. lid.; old, 2s. 9d. to 2s. 10d.; general, new, 2s. Id. to 2s. 9d.; old, b. bd. to 2.. 9,1.• Deane, pi r qr., English, new, 33e. to 35a; old, S4s. to 361.• , SCoteh and frivh, per 4601`x., new, His. to 30s. ; 295. to 31e. Peas, per qr., English, white, 33e. 355.; b, grey, 235. to 30p. Flour, per 2selba, English Sad Irish, One, 15s. to 3Ce. 6 d.; superfine, 335. id. to 37e. ; extra, 36a. 6d. to Ms. Gd. Oatmeal, per load of 2401ba, Irish, 11118, 235. Go. to 2 Is. ; old, 225. to 224. Gd.; Canadian, old, Cl'. 6d. to 22.. Bran, lifer 241 M., 10d. to Is. Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, fps. id. to 6..9d.; white, 74. Ud. to 74. 4cL ; United State+, red, 6 4 . 7d. to 7s. Od. ; while, 7s. 3d. to7s. Duntzle,mired and red, 6...7d. to 7a. 01 ; Ti'. 9d. to Be. Od. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, Gs. tole. 2d. ; white, 7s. Oil. to 7s. G.l; Riga and Petersburg, red, sa. lad. to Gs. Id.; Arcngel, sa. 4d. to h. 9d.• Odense, common. red, &Leda., ed ; Polish, 3,. 10d. to Gn. Yd.; IrCitelt, Spanish, and Italian. red, Ga. 7d. to ter. l id.; white, Ga. ad. to 7e. Id. ; Bannat and MarionopoU, red, U. 9.1. to Gs. Id.; Egnitlan, 4s. Gd. to 4e. 10d. • Mediterranean, Ike., hard, Ss. 3d. to 3.4. d. Rye, per qr. Baltic, die, Ms. to 264. Barley, per GOlb., grinding, 3s. lid. to 3s. led. Oats, per 431 b., 24. Id. to 2s. led.; Russian, 2s. 7d. to 9d. Beane, per qr., European, 325. to 334.6 d.; per 4501 b., Egyptian, 225. ed. to 215. (id. Peas, per qr., Baltic, Re., white, 30s. to 3as.; Canadian, Ms. to 30s. Flour, per bit. 190 ab., Canadian, sweet, 20. to Ma ; U.S. Western Canal, sweet, 234. Od. to 255. fit. ' • Ola 4 25.. Gd. to :le. 6.1. • Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet, 240. &l. to 235. ; U.S. and Ca nadian, sour, 238.6t1 to 344.6 d. Indian Corn, per 4601 b., AllleriCid, white, 29e. to 30a. 01. ; yellow, Mis. to Ito.; European, yellow, 29.. Od. to3oe. lid. Indian Corn Meal, per 1961 b., 13s. to 15s. Gd. Arrivals into Liverpool from the 17th to the 23rd of July inelusive : Wheat, 11,130 qrs.; Barley, 50; Malt, 2,516; o.ta, 3 ,7 791; Rye, 430 t . heans, 4.802; Peals, 1,676; Indian Corn, 4 9 ,933 ; dian Corn Meal, 737,harrels; Oatmeal, 2,050 sacks; Flour, 2,338 sacks, 31,013 barrels. LYNN, July 24.-!tether a small supply of Wheat, at ls. per qr. bower. 61Ibc. to 631b5., 48s. to 505.• ' white, 525. We are 8.1- nog 'some very line shower ® of rain, which are much wanted for the grass and turnips. NEWCASTLE, July 21.-We but rain yesterday, and to day the weather appears retied. The supply of Wheat from the country to day was short, and sold heavily at a decline of Is. per qr. upon Saturday's rates. When rah s of south country were made it was necessary to submit to the same decline, and 51e. per or., 6311 w., was the top quotation to-day for the beet yellow Wheat on the mar ket. Holder, however, were not unanimous in submitting to this decline, some preferring to hold over. The demand for Hour is very inactive, and the dealers supply tremselves sparingly, and are enabled to buy the be.t marks of households at 36.. per sack. The storks are, however, light, end there seems a fair prospect of maintaining this price foe the present. All kinds of spring Corn sold heavily to-day, and could have been parchased upon lower terms. PLTMOUTe, July 24.-The weather is still unsettled; heavy showers continue to fall. The corn Gelds do not appear laid, but the harvest is lik• ly to be delayed by the wet, very little being yet ripe. At this morning'a market there was a small Lttesdance and a dell trade. SALISBURY, July 24.-The attendance at our market to- day was again very limited, which may in • measure be attributed to the prevailing epiv'entie (cholera), which continues to exist in this city. The supply of Wheat, however, was very good, but the trade wan exceedingly chill and the aviation in prices was from le. to 2r. per qr. lower. The wile of Flour Rea also dull, at a reduction of Is, per earl. Barley maintained its former poidtion, but the inquiry was 1 , 101/. Malt is rather scarce, and Is selling at a slight improve ment. The addle of Oats was maintained, and a moderate aer.unt of buslaees doing. In all other descriptions of griun there is no alteration in prigs, and the trade dull. Wheat, 464. to 465. ; foreign, 40s. to 44.. Barley, 265. to 30s. Oats, 17.. to 245. Beans, Ms. to 40.. Peas, Ste. to 425. Malt, 365. to 625. per qr. Flour, 375. per sack. 130 1114$ 111147 182 I 270 I 384 I 20 I 88 A weed or two as to the receipts. The stocks In Augusta and Ham burg, on the let inst., being near 4.000 lutes levi dun on let Sept. Let, we must deduct that amount from the receipts at the ports in order to show the progress en receipia of this crop In an accurate manner. On Ist July, PAO, these etudes were 32,000 lutes larger than on the le: Sept. precious, requiring that addition to the receipts at the ports to elhlhit the progress in that crop. Thus, to compare the two crops accurately, there are cow about 2, 1 151,000 bales countable simian 2,254,000 countable at this time lad. year. Henceforth, there ' fore, the receipts at the ports will w he any correct guide to the crop—they may go up to 2,000 or 2,10 1 ,000 next month, and yet the crop, when correctly ciunted up at the end of the uuson, may prove 10 or 13,000 bake lea than it. apparent amount next month. The stock at Mobile hm been CeillaCti, and our table containe the corrected results. The chances of this crop proving as much as 2,600,04) balm arc now very small. The interior markets show that the coun try I. more closely sweet of esteem than must • and the goal correc tion for New Orleans la as likely to be a reduction trout the apparent receipt: at that poet man addition. The receipts and exports must fur the future be very is ignificant In amount, as the stuck, are hardly large enough to supply the European orders, the speculative demand, and home einmumptiun. to the meantime the course of this market (which has advanced fully three-elgliths of a cent. eines the arrival of the:hist atenmer), shows the eurrectnessot our advice to our patrons, 1101114• few weeks ago, to hold their cotton here instead of shipping it to Liverpool. The sales sines the dep..rture of the America, 3rd instant, amount to 14,500 boles (inclusive of 1,500 sold uselav), at an advance of 2c. to ie. on the quotations then advised. A large portion of the busine s s done has been for export tee Liverpool and Havre ; speculators arid consumers have also bougl.t irecly. The Canada's advice% received on the Sth last., rave the first impulse to the market and kindred the latent feeling in favour of the article so long repressed by the unfavourable advice. from abroad. The prices then morning demanded by holders were generally ie. to l c. educe the annexed quotations -vie., for good ordinary New Orleans and Texas. 81e. ; good middling Meddle, tide. ; good middling Uplands, sic., and middling, Sic. ; and bap rA consequently withdrew, preferring to wait later advice'. The sales effected base been at the hellowiter rates : New (*leans, Mobile, Florida. Uplands. and Texas. Low ordinary 7g W Good ordloary 8 to , Middling ....-....- ...... Si to— Oood middling 4 to 11kklling fair ....- ...... 9 to Pik - . 94. W Iqt° to— — to 9 to Fully fair . to - Good fair lO to Ili The advice relative to the growing crop arc not as favourable as they wire ten days Axe. liarsomerve.—The supplies of four baring been lees free for a week past holders bum been more firm, without obtaining much ad ranee, except on the Ohio and Michigan brands, which al e not plenty. For extort the orders are moitiv e , mtined to uninepeeted and tine or the lower grades of state, of wbUll 36 to 40,000 bbl.. have changed kande knee my report of 26th June. Indian corn is mill in gook demand for export as will be scen by the returns for the east two weeks. The expels to Great Britain and Ireton 1 from this port for the fortnight ending on the Sid of July were 33,570 Ws. Sour ; 2,304 bble. cora meal ; 14,945 bushels wheat, and 718,087 bun. Indian corn. Holden are firm for the upper grades of weetern the stocks of which are getting reduced, and prices are 121 cents. per barrel, higher—good brands of Michigan and Ohio bring 4,62 dole. to 4,84 dole., and fancy 5 dole. to 5,371 dole. • Strait and good State sets at 4,621 1e4,75 dots.; Common State 4:501 dots. to 4,621 dole., and untnspeeted and fine 4,061 dole. to 4,121 dole. Southern kinds arc firm, with a small advance. Georgetown seal at 5,061 dole. to 5,121 dots. ' • Alexandria, Brandywine, &a, 5 dots . to 5,06• dole, Rye flour is held at 2,94 dots. to 3,061 dots.; and corn meal 2,374 dole. to 3 dole. for western ant, Jersey. We have good re ports of the wheat crop, except in certain districts of Ohio and other western states, where complaints arc made of the runt. There in a very light stock here of good wheat, an 4 holders are firm. The last sliest were at 102 c. to 105 c. for prime Ohio, and 120 c. to 125 e. per Gollas. for white Gene/wee; common Wisconsin and Chicago are plenty, at 73e. to 85c., amordine to quality. Oats are plenty, at 33e. to 310. per bush. for canaL Rye Fells at 361 e. to 37e. per Slabs. Indian corn continues to arrive freely, and the sales are large; round yellow rang ing, fir the week past, at 53e. to 39c.; flat yellow, 55e. to 50e.; mixed western, 53e. to 56e. ; northern white, She. to 57e. per 561 be. At the close yesterday the market was inactive, with sales of Howard yellow at stlc. Ilime.—There is a mood demand for Manilla hemp at 11 e. 5 mos., but holders refuse to sell under 12 c. All the dew rotted hemp in market has been will at lei dots. to 170 dots. each and time. Et•lpaja hemp dull, and owing to new 'applies being soon expected, buyers are holding off. Jute is In good demand at 100 dole., with PAPA. YELEIGIUM.—Cotton to Liverrool has been shipped at 4c. per lb., at which there is but little offering. Heavy goods, 225. to 22e. lid. Flour, Is. 6d. to Is. 9d. A small lot was shipped to-day at the latter rate. To Havre cotton is shipped at Le., and to Antwon at the same rate. MONET MARKEL—Ow money market continues abun dantly eupplied, and good storks, although oaks aro Ices active than at our lust dates, maintain their prime. 17.0. Sixes of '67 and '6B have been sold to a large amount at 1161 to 1174 ; the U.S. Fives of '53 bring 1011 to 2. New York state stocks are always of ready gale, the price of the Sixes varying according to the length of time for which the stuck is tamed, mom 1131 to 1111. .t new loan for 200,000 d dime was mandated laid week by the city of New York for a five per cent. stock, redeemable in 1873, and brought from 1011 tot. Pennsylvania hires—the transfer books being now closed—bring 87e to 88, intere-t off. In foreign eschanges the n prices have rather d roo p e d to-day, good eterling banter been old ot 103 e. Mc re. mittance of dividends by tl•is Go packet is large. nmastur bacuurnts. Offered. Acted. U.S. Loan, v per et~1815 Ho. 6 " 164 do... 11l 111; Po. 6 "1667 do... 1161 116 e Do. G 1666 do... 114 1101 Do. 0 1666 ...(Componl d 0... 116/ 117 Do. 5 " 1853 do. 101 e 1011 Meliennindemaity ........ 96 100 'Treasury notes, 6 per cent ll6l 1161 Foanmir Barnum's. Ezehaage on London. lOBl to 109 Do. on Paris 5.30 " 5.3 Do. on Amsterdam Do. on Hamburg 351 " Do. oa Bremen 7B " 78 DITT/C.l , s , —The Clinton Bank, Columbus, Ohio, has declared a dividend of fire per cent. payable at the Obio Life and Trust Com pany. The Mama and Western Railroad Company a dividend of two dollars and fifty cents. per share, payable at the Bank of the State of Now York, on the let of August. The Savings Bank (East River In stitution) a semi-annual dividend at the rate of five ter cent. payable on demand. The Bank of Cheran, S. C., a dividend of five per cent. for the last six months. The New Maven Bank, four and a half per rest New York County Bank, four per cent. Mechanics' Bank, New Haves, two dollars and a half per share. Stock* remaining in ports 146 I 184