The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-13 00:00:00

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GALVANISM.—ParaIris, Asthma, Indigeotiga.— Woad' ors omitted le lewd lo Mr. W. H. GALES, of H. linsowleit-oosore, Load" too hie rminitzr on MEDICAL GAL VANISM, did& will be Awweeded See es nwelyt 1 tV9 PIMP etampe. They will be wkelsiod el Ile ewalexaw l It will be lowed i tae =ere el ewes Imam of mdrea„ rfewcaties, spewed eewslidslee tarbialtis. delleierey of senor orogy " ,%: * oonekaloto. - soma MOM Wellewl/ 01 4 )data, all tell et noromdbortion. is. Mr. Main method at op. *lig the pliewele =re Dee too usgionsat [,.adios Who, a I radar Om aelforerwr,rml meay Ware are sewodfaily AV MIL II *Eddy OM= tho palest to do withost wedadoe. Wee aweeiewo weeds. NSW SWIM Of RAILWAT ACCOUNT& S ps%IOWA Ow _ UGGESTION Sna B hie the MANAGEMENT of RAILWAY ACCOUNTS; tool o Word or Two on Audit. " An efficient vistas Is Steady feint to oidniedisial deception. Or WWI Bt RZttit. Bentsv, Astotataat Larks: BMlntim =nos, 11, Biqa Ezehaage. GERMANY. PROCLAMATION OF THE VICAR OF THE GERMAN EMPIRE, OF THE GERMAN REGENCY, AND OF THE WURTEMBERG GOVERNMENT. The " central power" in Frankfort has addreated the following proclamation to the people of Baden : In order to pet down the armed insurrection in Baden against the lawful taverna , et that country. and against the imperial executive, the reqabits military force has been collected, mid it is now on the point Oteht in Begriirej of marching itto the grand duchy. The measures of severity which mutt foil ter the entry of the troops will be announced by the competent authorities, and strictly curled out. Inha bitants of Baden,—l shall fulfil the duty imposed on me of strengthening the law, but, se the guardian of peeps sad the friend of fatherland. I metes the ardent wish that you will listen to my peaceful exhortations. Already has public opi ates &stereo Inn poti•ive a manner against the movement in Baden and the Palatinate, that when I compare the general enlightenment and education of the people of Baden with the notorious character of that condemnable and impe tuseu ra tvement, I cannot alittidon the hope that, by making an epees l to the good feeling and cultivated hetet:i smer of the iehabitarite, I shall contribute to the avoiding of immeasurable unttappiniree. It is only necessary to streerhen the noble powers of Bailee in order to prevent the threatened %mesterei contest, or at least to limit the ranks of the inivirgents tea few who are not Indira/ins to the soil of Germany, or woo have for ever abandoned the path of law and of honour. People of Baden —You cannot have forgotten that it a not to the legally 'everted wish of the majority, but to the despotism of congregated anew. that the present unhappy cooditicto of Baden end of the Palatinate is to be attributed. It is nosessary to armee immediately the progress of ruin. Your owa howler requires that your once free and proaperous country shall no longer peer at to the people of Germany a threatening image of dilapidation and of ruin. The origin of the Baden insurrection, like the proceedings of its leaders does no' ewer any moral basis. Is no way were the free. dem of the claims, the ca'ional rights, or the interests et' the w entry red. The insurrection was obliged to assume the h ypocritical sash of a contest for carrying out the etteititution of the empire in order, that it might not ap pear a moveless and criminal movement even to the blindest Wick Instead, however, of forwarding that eotteituan the tanbeireafed 'acmes seassitted in Baden sad the Palatinate term (to the ergot 'pie( of all patriots) the most dangerous of Almada to the great obj• at of the reconstruction of Ga mey in a manner worthy of its people. Every German who has a heart for his coontryasa, VISA be filled w:tle shame sad grief when he reflects that it is not foreiga foes Inn Ger mans themselves who are labostriag at the distillation of the dearest hypes of fateeeleed. Macy of your present occupants of power, who have always the weed &aim" la their mouths. have, in fact, ne wan ; bet the one*, I. Shalt Wier redline. do not awe, i ihsyWd from liberty, sad tie Noe el Baden will be coneineed that it is diagrateefki to bakes le a beak whom eingleadoes de not shrink from in "kin Aailp old in an interest straggle fee a contention. Nam ianM soh a horde dare to sell Fade an army of irr the kiss appell.tios will be mated by gement! riot Baden I—l an sonvineed that the eorreeenee el the People, although It may be blasted, cannot be for say WO of time enegeoned. Listen to Its wise rather than to lhe aeß of saiblisns &num. All Gooney upon that yea ell retro to the pellisel vireo of meisradoe mad goal seen, erilbsee no hrog s. le essibie, the =lhe allele red seared el year dlainablo. The army. whisk to .. td en yee= 6l will pro test the fre and me le yea the rule of gear gehmektegsiber v.& the bieedegs et trestle= and dime IbliiT• 0 .10 16 1 14 he lefroses the limas; at lllhnint el SOS Oink llehe veer stroglit k ardor to WIT. ( 8 ) The President of the Imperial Ilisietry, Wirroarrrant. Gives at Frankfort, the 10th day of Jam, 1819. The Vicar of the Empire, A acnooKs Join,. In the proclamation of the " German gency," issued at Stuttgardt on the Bth inst., it is set forth that the provisional central executive has refined to carry out the constitution, and consequently has not fulfilled the duties imposed ma it by the law of June 28, 1848 ; that it has delayed affording aid to those states which have arisen in the cause of the constitu tion, and opposing those governments which have dared to impose on the people a constitution and an ' skctoral law ; that all the privileges of the central ex 'entire have been transferred to the regency, who will endeavour to effect the peaceful settlement el the liberties of Germany. bat who will also, if ne eewu~ oppose force to farce. It is asserted, ate ever, in the proclamation, that hundreds of thousands in all parts of Germany have solemnly sworn to uphold le the last the constitution of the empire, a promise which the regency expect will be fulfilled. The law "es referred oar the regency the supreme direction of the entire armed force of Germany ; and no further obedience is to be paid by the military te the am mob of the provisional central executive. The par eismation concludes by an appeal to the Cieemene to remarblish a peaceful order of things under the aegis of He amiditation. The proclamation of the Wurtemberg government, I baud also at Stuttgardt on the 13th lost , refers to the ' hasty appointment of a regency by the National Assembly in Stuttgardt (now composed only of the eme4ixth part of its former members), declares that the proceedings of that body are of a nature to plunge Wurtemberg into a destructive and unequal contest with the great German States. and to ruin its already shattered financial condition; that th. fate of Wurtem berg cannot be entrusted to the keeping of the re gency chosen to replace the power created in June, 1848; refuses to acknowledge the right of that !ninny to make laws for Wurtemberg without the consent of the Wurtemberg government, or to exercise any pewee over the armed force or revenues of the country. The proclamation terminates by expressing the eens:ction that the army and the civic guard will not swerve from the path of duty, which is to protect the eenstittrioo, to uphold the laws, and to maintain order. According to accounts from Stuttgardt, up to the 1 7th inst., itaveaux and Becher fill the war depart ment, Vogt that of fureign affairs, and Simon and Schuler those of finance, Justice, and the interior. Boycott: (the member for Cologne) is the provisional president of the regency. The provisional government of Baden have ordered the arrest of the leaders of the re called "Club of Decided Progress," a red repub 'icon one. The Constituent Assembly met on the 10th instant, at Carlernhe. The prov sional government have stationed impseirg forces in the direction of Biruheim, Hirschhoro, and the valley of the Neckar. On the other hand, it was expects d that the Prussian, Hessian, Mecklenburg, and other troops sent against Bader, would commence cptrations as the 11th . home of the Prnisian troops who bad Oft Frankfort have rtturced, at the request of the Senate, who do not place confidence in the so-called "Frank fort battalion of the lire," which is chiefly composed of natives of Baden. The red republicans are chiefly 'rambled in Heidelberg; Brentano, and the majority of the citizens and militaty of Carlaruhe are in favour of a peaceful arrangement with the grand duke. The statement that au insnrrec'ion had broken out be lino tgardt is not confirmed by the latest intelligence. TM statement first appeared in the conserve lee *real of Cologne (The VaLs-Halle). FRANKFORT.—A cormepoodent to the (Norte emetic writes on the 10:h mat. from Frankfurt, that the temporary central power thin had given orders to arrest the members of the regency in Stuttgardt. FRANCE. PARIS, TVZSDAY, 5.30 r x. The termination of the debate on the impeachmem of the ministry in the chamber last evening, does not in the least solve the party qu 'alien involved. The debate was api arantly on Italian affairs, but they were only a pretext, and the tone of the ultra-demo cratic prise this morning cannot but lead to some fur ther incident. M. Odilon Barret repeated last night all the worn out .tort' of the flight of the Pope, and the govern meat at Rome being one of strangers: the main point of nis speech, however, was when he said, "Now dare to tell our troops to retire." He felt that this was a clinching argument. It was this, no doubt. also that induced the democrats to take the course of an imueschment rather than one calculated to dis turb the operations of the French army. M. Ledru Rollin answered M. Odilon Barret by saying that, though in obedience to the decision of the National Assembly the government had sent M. Leveed', they had also hastened to reed him, and ordered the attack on Rome when they found a gap between an expiring Assembly and one which was not yet upon its feet. Now he asked them what right bad they to do as they had done ? On the other hand, wnen the conduct of the Romans was considered, it was true they were offered terms, but terms of peace offered at the point of the bayonet were impossible. The It mans could not and did not accept them. " So," said M. Ledru Rollie, " matters happened, and yet yon attacked Rome, and for four long days hare our soldiers been there fighting, and perhaps sufferiog reverses, and you say that you are not re sponsible. I tell you that there is a stain of blood upon your forehead." The orator of the left con cluded by saying that without doubt the constitution had been violated, but they would defend it by all possible means, even by arms. lie demanded the urgency of his proposal. This declaration shaped the speech of M. Ledru 'Rollin, and both sides of the house for a short time gave themselves up to gesticu lations at each other. M. Dupin cried out that the violation of the consti tution was really on the part of those who in the As sembly spoke of d• fending it, not by the law, but by arms. He recall.d M. Lads Rollin to order, upon which that gentleman rose in his seat and cried out, " The 110th article of the constitution declares that the defence of the constitution is entrusted to the patriotism of every Frenchman. I say, and I repeat it, the constitution that has been violated will be detended by us even with arms in our hands." The left cried " Bravo!" the right stormed, and amidst the confusion Oeneral B.dean ascended the tribune, and swore to defend the majority. M. Segue d'Aguessean followed, by proposing an order of the day thus worded:—"Toe National As sembly, accepting the explanations of the ministry, and animated with the most lively sympathy for our brave soldiers, passes to the order of the day." This gentleman, a new member, already notorious far his reactionary tendencies, prefaced his proposal by saying that " the Chamber had been told that there was a stain of blood on the forehead of the ministry, but that stain was in reality on the forehead of those men who excited civil and foreikn war. It was the blood of those unfortunate Sicilians whom demagogic passions had hurled into an byes ; it was that of those brave soldiers whom the Siena of French demagogues assessioated at Rome." M. d'Aguessrates proposal found no support, and ultimately the simple order of the day was voted by 361 againet 203. The following is the text of the proposition of impeachment presented by M. Lodru Rollin : The uadersiosed reprelestativet of the people to the National Assambly the he dome ; theydement unplug sa d an iminsdists ralbeesee to the bateau:. Whereas Art. 5 of Me ramble of the otesti - atioa says: "The Fritsch ropuldis resprats sationalities, as it Weeds to have its own resesslsdl by los," sad whereas AK 64 of the chapter 6 el the esmlltalloa says, " The pssidsat watches aver the 1.65.15 the slsts e let ha mond nein take say war without the swan" ef IM IfstiseslA= . sad where the Init p =ph of Art. IS of the Use declares: " The of Ibt supahlie, the sitaistete, ski yeasts, sad perms. Miami table authority, ars res. possible ssch in whit esesseas his. he all the sots of ski government sad of the add;" wag elm that the expeditiosary urge under the order of desert I Oadinot has bees. in contradiction to the votes of April 17 sod of May 7 of the Constituent Assembly, diretred lushest the liberty of the Roman people ; cassid"aring likosiee that thee • facts constitute the crime of the violation of Art. 14 of chapter 5, already goofed, the National Legislative Assembly decrees that the eti•ises Louie Napoleon B ol laiwte, president of the republic. sad the effluvia 0. Barret, Bast. Lawatit, Betihteres, de Tracy, Puny, Drugs de Lhuys, said de Ulan:, Mr ministers, are impeached toe having violated the antritution --(Follow 142 signatures.) To-day in the Assembly the minister of publics works informed the members that be and ha col leagues accepted the propossl of M. Ledra Rollin, and called on them to retire at once to their bureaux to deliberate and to name a commission, which shill produce ita report forthwith. This proooesl was almost unanimously accepted, and the members re tired to th.ir bureaux, where they still remained up to post-hr ur. Denweraiie Pacifique gives the following se a declaration of the representatives of the Mountain: TO THU PSOTLN. THS NATIONAL GUARD, AND TIES ASHY. The majorii of the Legislative Amenably ha passed to the order of the day on the affaire of bey. By this vote, the majority boa connected itself with a policy which violates the oustitution. We have brought In an act of it:womb ment against the executive power. We shall sustain it this day. We are desirous of exhausting ell the means which the conseurion plum in our kaada. Let the review nava faith in their represestativea, as their repress= have frith in dun. To day at the Buurse the vote of yesterday restored some confidence., and the funds rose. The Five per Cents. closed higher than yesterday by lfr. 40e. ; and the Three per Cents. by lfr. The Monitour du Soir states that General Magnaa has been appoireed prov:siooally to the chief omnmand of the army of the Alps. new Joan 11 -Sew Lama, —; Three per Mae.. 10 17 i; Ptw tee tkata. Cl 474 ; Loot Lean. —; Vow% ——; orgies lowa. tun. Um. *l4l, 1161 ; Do. roar.oada-HA —; Do. Twoaad.o4lalt, • riming homes : Soros Ludo., ; fruity 6.1.4.. 6; Soil 9M5611. 115 0 . SlaSsoi• 06 Lo•dos. $ 0 dP--. rAIT. to"' WTI. —Paris sad Orlenne, 710; Pula art Roar, 413; 116 IS ad Havre, 135 • Aelma sod Ilamelis, 1$41; Stisoboura HIS WO, 97 WA; Centre (Vignesa), 170; Andean sad Boalegris, —$ birders; MO; Narth,4•lls; Perim sad atriebaarg, 331 25, Smsaid amass, 5111 AO; benamena lad Troyes, 107 50 ; Dieppe igh ITALY. ROMAN STATES. TLere is nn official news later from Rume then that already publish-d. The Piedmontese Gazette publishes the following telegraphic despatch, received at Turin on the 7th : " Ou the evening of the 5.h the French were still fightine against the Romans. The Villa Carlini haa been taken. Details are wanting." The DEWs publishes a statement from Capita Vecchia of the sth, in which, after deseribin4 the commencement of the orrations against Rome, aLd the first occtipaVont f the Vi Pamfili, alreidv k nown from othtr sowers, we fli.d the following further de tails: ---- Still all was not over at the Villa Pamfili. The Romans had retired within the walls of the town ; but from thence they began firing with rod-hot bells upon the flee companies that defended it. The Casino and surrounding edifiers were soon cm fire. Oar soldiers, now completely t noosed like so many *wants to the ghetto( the enemy, were toned to retreat. At the first s;ga of the retrograde m vement, the Gate San Pester sic opened, and the R thane advanced full speed. Toe villa fell spin into their hands. They could not betel mas tens of it. This position woe the last to be occupied before opening the fire upon the city itself ; the 22nd and 613th regi mens of the line were marched again it. All tne reed. le .ding to it are flan k.-d by two wade, and follow a strangely winding neut.,. Teem walls hat been pierced with loop. holes. The struggle was furk.ue on either side • on ours it was brilliant and energetic. The 23 th light infantry rec-ived order to support the 66th. This reement, which has been newly created, wanted its baptism. It could only advance in h i p-seetiths; all the coreptnies disputed Its honour of marching Amt. Colonel Ripert drew his sword; Lint.. Co'onel Caroudelet took the musket of a wounded man. Toe defile was passed in double-epic's time. The read. meet reached the plateau, and took it at the point of the bayonet. This operation concluded the day, and restored this important p.viti in to us. Outing the night the siege batteries were placed, and at 4 in the morning the fire will have begun. _ . - - The Risorgimento of Turin, of the Bth inst., s•.ates that French vessels have bsen showed to enter the p xt of Anont, and that a large supply of war stores owl been cut by the Austrians from Ferrara into Romagna. A rumour was current that the Neapoli tan. had arrived again at Velletti on the 3rd. TUSCANY.—The Risorgimento of Turin, of the Bth inst., lays that Russia has offered Tuscany a loan of 70 which would °liable the Tuscan goveroment to withdraw a number of exchequer bills issued by the late government. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We have received the Cape of Good Hope Murree of April 8. The f Mowing memorial was in course of signature at Swellendam : TO THE QUEEN'S MOST MIOELLEXT MAJESTY. The petition of the unders'gned landeeners, agriculturists, and others, residing in the district of Caledon, in the Cape of Good Hope, Humbly showeth—That your petitioners have heard, with much surprise and alarm, that your majesty's secretary of state for the colonies has signified his intention of degraditig the Cape into a penal settlement. Tha' although yout t etitioners are in great distrusted diffi cult; from the want of labour, and have been recently inter dieted by Earl Grey from supplying this went at their own expenee, they reject with indignation the alternative which his lordship desires to force on their acesptance ; protesting, a: the tame time, most earnestly against a measure which they cannot but consider u fatal to the welfare, the cha racter, the moral and social condition, sad all the best interests of the colony, and for which no reason has yet been assigned beyond the mere temporary oonvonience of the British government. That your petitioners, with a due remembrance of what has occurred in other Brit ish d pandemic a, view with the greatest abhorrence the introduction into this colony of convicted felons, under whatsoever name they may be transported hither, or for whatever crimes , or for how short soever a time; and they pledge themselves, should any such be seat, not to employ or to receive them into their esiablishments on any terms. That your petitioners feel deeply aggrieved that your ma jesty's secretary of state for the oul ni a should have taken upon himself to force convicts upon • free settlement, which has already, with one voice, expressed its extreme repug nance to this moral contamination ; and they therefore hum bly pray that your majesty will not sanction the projected degradation of this rising colony into a place of punishment for felons of any claw, of any age, or for say length of time ; and that your majesty will be graciously pleased to eon mead the adoption of such stessums as may relieve rot 14_ o. alone's, and the colonists of the Cape generally, from She possibility of any future outran, threat, or communication ' of the same painful and humiliating nature. And your majesty's petitioners, as in duty bound, will ever pray. We find nothing further worth transcribing. WESTERN AUSTRALIA. We are in receipt of the Melbourne Argus of Feb. 9, and the Corro Chronicle (Geelong) of Feb. 6. There is no news. On the only point referred 0 in our previous ad• •ices—an alarm of cholera—the first-mentioned jour nal is silent. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Tale DAT.) Damao Ms. Iverson Perraion. The grand jury last night returned a tree bill against William Hamilton, for unlawfully discharging a loaded pis tol at her Majesty. It is expected that the prisoner will be tried to-morrow worming. ALLIOND Ro 88888 DT A LSITIII CARMEL C J. Worrell, 18, a past-oMee letter earrier, was ind ic ted for stealing a letter, containing two shillings, the property of the postraasteugeneral. Be wee also charged under the slants with 'ahem in and ermiting the latter in question. Mr. Clarkson and Kr. Bodkin prosecuted. The prisoner bad no counsel. It appeared that tba primmer was a letter-carrier, attart ed to the Charles-come breath post-oars, gad it was pert of his duty to sort as wall m to deliver Mein, and he usually at tended in the aftersomi at the camp he that purpose. Oa the eat Imo the lateee Y qmilliee, which was emit by a savant girl to a miler mood lldsi, sad which contained two sbilliags,z . r i aV eri i si n Osimisireet, and arrived in des mune t h e cam, ems after four o'clock in the thermos, sad ps fa ser. the mane of his ionise, bad the opportunity to 'blebs _-sins d it. About six °Wok the mate maim sastim leMesourier, named Lew nage, who had heat is tho MI6 ef smoking a pipe in the vaults belonging to the establishment, went to a place where he wee in the - habit of putting his pipe, behind a cistern which supplied the water-closets, and, on his feeling for it, he there sound the letter in quesion. A communication eat made to the inspector, and by his direction the letter was replotted in the spot from whence it had been taken, and a watch was set for any person who might wane to remove it, and very soon afterwards the prisoner was observed to p to the place and take away ON letter, and put it in his breast-pocket. He was immediately challenged by the person who was en the watch ; and on his being eked if be bad taken anything from behind the cistern, he at fleet denied having done so, but upon his being told that it was no use his denying the feet, and that he must go before the inspector, he expressed his readiness to do so, hat wished the person whe had been watching him to go first. This he refused to do, and the prisoner then palled the letter from tis goat and threw it into the cistern, when it was afterwards found, with the seal unbroken. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, but recommended him to mercy on account of his character. He was seatencted to be kept to hard labour for 18 calendar months. POST 01 ICE NOTlCL—Arrangemesits h tre been nude tor forwarding between this country and Hamburg, in the cued suits tranatnitted daily (Sundays excepted), by way r.l B lean and Prussia, newspapers, prices carrent, mid ooessereial lira, when such nublioatioss at. specially address 4 to be sent by that rents. Newspaper. and stamp d prices current end commercial His, torwaried in them closed muds, will not be liable to say charge in this country, en env art ghee these nestmamed prises cermet mid com mercial lists which are allowed to circulate in the United Kingdoms, will be chargeable with a postage of use penny seals, payable in advance when addressed to liamburF., and payable un delivery when brought from Hamburg. MON3Y MARKET. TUMIDLY EVENING. This was the settling day in the English funds , and contrary to the expectation of many prices have had a turtle r rise. Consols opened at 911 for money, and 92 f,r the next account, but they soon rue to 921 for money, and 921 to A for the 17tn July: they did not, however, maintain this price at the close of the day, and were last voted 92 to 1 for money, and 921 to 1 for the next account. The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at prices rar ging between 901 and 901. and the New Three and-a-Quarter per G nts. at 91, 911, 4, and 911. There is no particular feature to notice connected with the settlement of the account ; the rate of continuation of stock to the 17th July was 1 per cent., and the rate of money currently given for short periods wu 2 to 21 per c'nt. to-day. Ezell( quer Bills at 455. std 48% pr-m. ; India Bondi at 68a. and 71.. prem.; Bank Steck at 1941; Long Annuities, 8 9-16 ; Ditto, 30 year., 1859, at 8 5-16. The Console a-count, now brought to a liquidation, opened on the 10th ult., with Console for this account at l Jll to Z, as the cl sing quotations of that day. Tne fluctuations of vices since, with the particular dater. of their occurrence, as between the highest and lowest rate for money stock only on the days cited, are subjoined. It is to be remarked that prices re mained without any very sensible movement in the intermtdirte dates : Highest. Lowest. Slay 10. Owseols SWIM .... 91l 12. do. 90 14. do. IS. do. .—........ 91 17. IS. 21. do. 22. do. 23. do. 24. do. _ 90 28 . do. ....-- .:I 91 2. do. June I. de. ...„ 9l 2. .... 91 4. 3. do. ... 22 5. do. 9. do. S i ll. do. 1— do. The Breslau wool fair, which has just ended, our correspondent writes us, has given every sati.faction and eneouragernent to the wool growers, the price. having risen from 4d. to le. (English) per pow .d ' above those of last year. So sudden and unexpected 1 11.11 advance is difficult to account f , r, and hes not 0-- 1 eaned since the year 1833. The fine Electoral wools were in. st in demand, and we.e curly all cleared out at from 110 to 140 dollars per 100Ibe, being an advance in price of from 25 to 30 dollars. The fine middling rtali...ed from 80 to 98 dollars, which peered to be an advance of from 20 to 26 dollars. The in ferior wools fet,hed from 68 to 78 dollars per 1001 be., this being an advance of front 18 to 22 d oilers per 1001 be. The quantity brought to market. including the Polish and l'osen wools, amounted to 54,500 eentnrr, or lees by 2.500 centner than the quantity hat year. Tte quality gen. rally was not considered equal to the wool or 1 st year, but the weight of the claps was from Bto 10 per cent. greater. The quantity of wool remeini g in first and second tondo wu earimated at about 12,000 centner. The wool fairs to follow next in rotation are the Leipzig and Berlin. The principal purchases were made for Dutch, Bel gian' and native account. For French very little was bought, and still loss for English and Hamburg account. Much, however, had +previously been con tracted for on account of the two last for export, and on epecu'atinn, which is not included in the estimate of the quantity brought to market. THIS DAY. Two o'Cnocx. The English funds have undergone some fluctua tion, and considerable business was done in tb. m during the morning. Console opened at 92: to and then advanced to 92a, at which there were bnyere, and eventually shut at 94 to for money, and are quoted at 921 to a for account The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at 901 and 91. The New Thr,e-and-s-Quarter per Cents. at 91a, they then fluctuated between that price and a, and were last marked at 9l a. Bank Stock, at 194 a and 195. Exchequer Bills at 455. and 48'. premium. The busmen; transacted in foreign securities was not very important, and was confined to Brazilian at 78. Equador at 3 1 ,. Dutch Two-and-i-Halt per Cents. at 50 and 50a. Grenada Bondi at 161 and 16. Mezicane, ex coup°. s, at 27/ and 1 for money, and at 271 end i for account. Portuguese Converted at 271. Spanish Five per Cents. at 16Z and a; ditto Three per Cents. at 331 and 1; dit o Passive at 3a. Venezuela Deferred at 6 6 . xxonten Beak Seel,loll6 3 per Cu Coo for Aw.,Ja417.9311 lor et Said. Ansa, 9r I 34 per MO K 01.010 Aiwa, shut haehowter 316. Marob,46a to 41a FOREIGN FUNDS. ferilOLV:4l. 10 2 1 Tpret,,.. D rd m a r daii l 3 6:7 .88415., ft 11 6 pee et. Pivot= =a... PINWORM COD... 27 W illSoo. l, ll i re , i ni ada., 36 1 trer el lum. 2 111. 1 160 3 Dine =b. Dee. Be.. 3 pre =ebb 1111. 4 . 5 .4 1 Wur°l4l4 64064 tr ?, Pomba Defense Ben 3 per et. Donets Nat, 661 DOD Paolo Itela.3k It Per Co. Dutch 80, 4.1 a 604 law Ct. Valestasts , 6 4 or Ct. Data Cote.. 764 St Foveae,' Defamed DO, T COTTON.—LtwenwooL, Amu 12.—The =whet to-day 1 1 was very two, and the males were about 8,000 tales, Including 3,000 taken SOT newt and 'peculation. MANCTUNTSK, Joni' 12.—Oar market is Iwiaker again = . e end la some descriptions of yea • further advance win oh ms sideline and print market is wry awn, and very well a~per.• pada rather 'wee. More in a good deal doing both for LW u~d Await& The ageism from Onnotantitrwie • ere rill rather Inkismvitie; time lad Ws nun Wary males, bat tinder alit am slime whisk let Ur Masan test las priors were exosedble l l lo w• Our mien Will way god arniatieture re and spinners, who era way weans mood saatiwia that will lad for many weeks masons ler 11111110111 6 VON Ai of cadets, excceeppt at an annum fully In prowl's is the rim yaw doe raw COALS.— Anti 13. Ships at market, 89; sold, —. DoiAles West Hartley, 14s. ; Carr's Metier, 14s. ; Edsa Main. 16s. ; Bastlnes liartley, its.; Tandell Moor, Its. 9d ; Walls End Besrldte and Co ., 14.. 6d. • Walls End 14. 6d.; Walls End Rem, I s 9l . 3d.: Walls End Lambton, 165.; Walls End Steward's 191.3 d ; Walla End Tees, len id. PRODUCE —llftwaine-Lists, Juni 12.—Th• quan tity et sew camel Is veils sok to.dey, 400 RR& W 64 Mk, 140/116 Imp les emb SOO Besksl. escesdsd tiog elessi although Um la bay sai•tblzd to meek Ike mist. yes 'doss =ld. mil leo dd. te4ll. Ikeillbes *kw, 117 a. 413 a. ENO IMO Dorm NW. 4 _ l ‘l.o.l7idllesda des. Ia 'dm rheas semtmet market sbot.t ism . IssilasS 4111 Mk, losht the batik eds. Ms - arl mob* bes bete OW owl eestsilees me Mead el. Chewy attMMe. abs. eL—Rades• Rikeeker Onus at St apse yoicr yelsis et dyke hes We frisk - le *We sag Oda Nadia r.elleme as pubis mom of to week .MaS. Imp pet to wI esO eedbestry sake aid Us., lam 61., •kw lots Sem, eml eine less se bi Nlid sold by prints emend, 130. Mslll,4lliiine int if is milk isle at • illebb &slim ; ratmellsag MI seaman lb. • Woe yOrtke lweleat has base fmniiin—Toisn ' ina SU SL—baiso steady; 7000 drib me elmetbrd ke kiss ant ly skis—Tea Ns 64. ; awe Will be Imps milk Mir met —Ram stmtbmes dtul M aka. —Nest sup sun Ms SW W. —Jats sold 144 178. aim areas so midst Oman. Mecum LAWN. WIDNESDLY. field-port Two. Th• =a Is=er make west off today without spirit, but prime were about Me Ms NY at 320. to 41a. ; Dowd, 41e. to 41s Id. Rellel ddl, st The PM. Mos mud Cuts Mob& ram cared woe= C el l 1.111•111M—Callsi : Ceylon ces thaw s la Imo droarad, awl pion are agate meek laiggrer ; IA Obese very pi radlowey roil% pulls rale MAIL brile.—liie : 1,000 bap Wee ii =l wilds Wan withdrawn at Itts. to Ws. 01.— Coda Llama Tim large Nis et beam west eft at MO prima Ms. to 916. iUr Grillo eastlariwip mereany araraa.—Cattea oready.— Tea vary Ina, wird a bir moat at Make delft; mks we elver timed kr mkt. Duty paid ow eoger to lag week hi Loudon, Liverpool, tirhiol, WA mad the Clyde . To the muse period Imor year 1,227,122 THIS DUI, Two o'Clmunc. There has been more actlri.y displayed in the share market this morning than f•r some time past, and pliers generally were firmly . maintained. The fol lowing lines were done at an improvement on yester day's rates:—Great Westerns, at 79 and 79k • London and Brighton, at 343 i, f„ and 1; South Eas tern and Dover, at 204. alecto.day uY to 1 o'clock. IPd. I Barnes Ra.u.w•Ts. UNIIT6III DINITS SLID OS IL 111 1549 TO LAST WIS. 5O Landon 119.12,1513 Li Liverpool - Brii4ol Hull - 126,219 is Clyde utai . Some thee to lite 13,849,664 131 Imam TALLOW.—The market eostiaueee wry dull, at the 60goring quotations Petersburg T. C. on the pot, 88a.; October 20 to Deoember delivery, 38e. rd. to tkl.; sepszate months' delivery, 20 39e. id. too, CORN.-11aaa-La7ne—Thave wall a Beady trade is Mark- 74 law today fur all &talked oot MIR at the full pekes at Ws- 50 day kat. 124 ARRIVAL; INTO LONDON MON *AMR TO lab 311/17.. IS Qrs. English. lel= ilia. Foreign. so 'emelt 1 132 , 0 0 1 i ta r: 56 Oats I 2130 I Flour, 1,710 web: barrels. Walt, qrs. 16 HALFSWORTH, Jane 12.—We had a ;mitred show of M 3, Wheat, and needy purchmers were compelled toglve a slight &trance. le Wheat, white, 40s. to 465.; red, 265. to 44a. per qr. lipring cam el mammal. 6. , 12.—With the .:se c tion of Beans, of which 60 . • HULL, June 12.-Wien two large cargoes have come in from r Alezandria, our arrivals of igai grain during the part week may be considered very moderate, and so anything of good quality has been readily taken off at Billy the Flo s 14 last market day, Indeed , Ia souse Waimea. them have been ex. c riled. repreially foe the beet runs of red Bailie Wheat, which from 25 ship are comparatively teamd and ore not offered from warehouse. go The weather up to the 9th was caw dimly tine, hot, and Attempt; 25 since then it has been five or daemon wider, with some amount a gs rain. We are glad to repeat that our mast recent accounts from dif ferent parts of Ireland are anything but discouraging es la the 6 present and probable position of the potato and other crops. 26 It te, in this district, too early to form any accurate opinion, at„ b.t so far we have no shins even of appreheneion. Our 26 farmers brought • small supply of grain for this duy's murket, end for the hest description we experienced a good demand, at fully Is Is. over lest week's rtes. Foreign was more inquired for, and beet 12 4 rumples ready sale at lint week's prima, with but little offering. INN 12 4 Danish and other descriptions, there was also • tot, rable demand at Is our quotations, and altogether the trade has a healthy appearance. se I Consumption is now great, and if the ',resent state of affair. in the too north of Europe were once nettled, we have eery realm to expect a 40 Rood ailtidlth v irtuallyf. Althuutth re th i e s se . ..: nfor i, malting nal se Strry . may h lo s wet, at fully our quotations, white anything secondary or chum. too leered has to find • buyer. Grinding drecriptions continue to go off so well tot the season of the year. at about our currency, and same die. 25 negation show* Itself on the pirt of country dealers to go intootock fur io autumn oonsumptiott. Of Indian Care we have again a perorl on u the market. Except for a mere retail demand, other di .captious so of grain are neglected. With only one arrival of Linseed tS (1,3110 quarters from Memel), the market le exceeding y 125 bemire, indeed, little or nothing doing; It moot not. 30 however, be forgotten, that the import of 1019, so far, is Tune Meg. 101 edema a. compared with that of the melon* year. Lin.all takes too are rather easier to buy, but Pore is no emoted of stock either SO ilifeign or anglish. The destine in Rapeseed er Cake* are so instant. 25 emit as almost to preclude quotations. hones, at Mit stage of the 20 seance, are very eueorptible to supply, but price during the punt wok 31 has been well supported, end is to.elay at the currency be'ow for 52 hest quality. Wisest, English, red, 43.. to 450.•. while, 43p. 10 to 484.• Ilenteic end Konigsberg. Vie. to 5•e.; lloraeranigui and 30 Hamburg, 42e. to 445. • Danish, Milstein. and Friesland, 38e. to 42 e.; 23 Union and alma, 365. to 4S. Oats, Fngli.h, i 3.. to 17e. ; Ltinieh. 124 14e. to ilk.; Friesland, 16s. to 189. ; Busman and Odeon, 14A. to 16P. 30 Barley, maling. 24.1. to Ns. ; grinding, 20a to 21e. Beane, 23.. to 30 325.; (muffin, 26.. to 28a. Peas, white and yellow, 23e. to See. ; grey, so 34a. to 265. Linseed, Black firm, 39.. to 41e.; Petersburg. 340. to igi 81b. • Bias and Archangel, 33 5. ta 37..; Koolgabrrg, 32e. to Nag. gs. Linseed coke., Hull. 71. Ss.; fine, foreign, 6/. sa. ; inferior f o reign, e se. Rapeseed, M. to 3411. Rape Cake", 87e. 641. Tares, foreign, 201. to 260. Guano, W. to W. 10s. Bones, 102. 6d. to 105 s. Rye 50 Meld, 61. 30 PaWIOn, June 12.-We had a moderate supply of Wheat 6 to-day, which sold readily, at an advance of le. per qr. No Barley on 121 offer. Oat., Beans, and Pee unaltered in value. 10 Lilting, Juni 12 -Three is • Rood demand for °t•• wisest today, at fully lost week's priors., and in Kane imitators a L S sculls! adv..nce has been ebtained , an i the trade looks more healthy. then le • retail trade for oats end beans, at late rates. lea LIBIORTON BUZZABD, June 12.-The supply of Wheat so Wale, Pd. day was somewhat km than of late, end could not be go = d upon quhe sodgo terms as this day week, and In rase 101 • email advance was obtained. Reeky, Beans, and I'eas 50 remain shout the same, with a very limited trade doing in them. 16 Wheat. per load of S buebe's, 260. to 30.. Barley, per Imp. gr., 2.. a. ion te 25..6d. Beans old, 225. to 21e.; new, 20e. to 22.. GAL 26 Lewes, June 12 -We bad a toletutile supply of Whe a t 23 bete to-day, which met rates at about brat week's prices. Barley, 1 1021 Oat., and Sewn dull. Peas, both white end grey, met a ready wile. 4° Wheat, white, al. to 1 01 . 10a. • rid, 71. to 101. Barley, 2fis. to 24.. Oats, 18s. to 21s. Beans, 30s: to 32e. Pem, 345. to Me. 20 124 LITIOtPoOL. JUNg 1'2.-''here was a tiir attendance of 25 antlers end dealers at our market this morning. The finer sorts of 25 wheat and flour were quite as (kw us tide day aelotught, with • lair 65 sale, but the secondary qualities of wheat 'nee Id. per bar be l cheaper. eg. Oats declined M. per bushel. and oatmeal Gid per es.d. No eluir3o,lB fit regards barley, bouts, and peas. Indian corn was dull, and the de- be mend for Into• el ye y the beet American yellow a, re was et, offering at tea. per 4.011 e., which la decilne of P. per qr., but white fit, was held at wee priers as Tuerday Imt., and not much et present ea. here. The following are the present prices of grain: : to Wheat, per biabe. English, r. d, 6s. Id. to 6s. Gd.; eine, go Od. to 6s. Bd. • white, 6a. 6d to GP. Bd.; extra. Gs. M. to 7 s. ; S Irish, red, 3s. 2.d: to ils.; _extra, Ge. to fa. Id.; white, 6e. to 65. 2d. ; 20 eatre, Go. to Or. 6d. Barley, per qr., English, 29e. to 31e.; 25 Cneraller, 31s. to als • Scotch and Irish, per Whs., 2.. 3d. to 3'. Gd. Malt, per qr., English: pole, 535. to No. Ores per 45. be., English and Scotch, old, 2s. lod. t 30. ; Welsh, old, is, td. to 2a. 9d. ; Irish. fins 8 sorts new, 2s. to 20. 104.; old, b. 10d. to U. li d.; general, 5 new, 2s. 3d. to 2a. 91111.• old. 2s. 9d. to le. 10d. • Beane, per qr., 20 Englimh, new, 325. to 341;.; 3.15. to 35a.,• botch end Reda per 5 0 ettoisa, new, 275. to 29 0 . ; o'd, 285. to 30.. Pea.. per qn, English, 15 white, 31e. to 35..• lei-b, grey, 20.. to 30e. Flour. per 2 6 lbs., 65 Engles" and Irish, tine, 835. to Ms.; superfine. 31e. to les.; extra, 355. 25 to 375. Oatmeal, per ioad of 246th. ., Irish , 1812, 24e. Os. to 14e. 64.; 151 old, 2 ' o. to 24a; Canadian, old, 23.. M. to 245. tran, per 241ba., 10d. oi to 1.. Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, 6e. to Ife. 9d.; white, flet ad. to Se. M. ; United Mate., red, 6.. to Gm. 6d. • white, 7s. to go - a3d. ; Dentate, mixed sled red, 6.. to Gs. 6d. ; hlgh.inteed, 7s. ed. to 7s. 9d.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, ee. 3d. to f.ia 6d.; white, 10 6.. Bd. to 70. ; Rigs and Petersburg, red, Sa Gd to is. 94.; Arch. go angel, SP. 2d. ti Ss. ; Odeon. common. red, be. 2d. to s. 3d. ; to Poluh, 3s. M. W ' se. Bd.• French. Spenith, and Italian. rid, 6 e. to to I 61. 2d.; white. 65.6 d. toes. fad. ; Ramat and Marianopoll, red, 5e.44. go to in ed. ; EgyptLle, 4e. 4d. to. 4s. ed. • Mediterranean, ht., bard, 5 0 7s. to 3e. M. Jaye, per qr., Baltie, ke., 30s. to 325. Berke, per 25 601 b., grindurg, 3e. 6d. to 314. 9d. Oats per 451 b., 24. 10d. to L. 11d.; 13 Bureau% is. 7d. to 2s. 9d. Beane, per qr., European, Its. to 34a.; 331 per 46u1b., Egyptian, 270. to 21s. 6d. Pow, per qr., Bettie, sic., 32 white, 30s. to 325.; Canadian, Pte. to Vs. Flour, per Int. 110.1 b., 33 5 Newnan, sweet, 21e. ed. to Vs. Gd.; U.S. West ern Canal, sweet, so 22.. 9d. to 240. ; Ohio, 24.. to 75P. • Ptillsdelplita and Baltimore, 10 sweet, tie. Od. to Vs. 61.; U.V. and Canadien, mar, 22.. to 23e. 10 Indhok Corn, per 4801 b., American, white, 34.. to 335. Od. •y , llow, 50 335. 01. to 36e.; European. yellow, 343 e. to 3''s. 6,1. Indian den • Heal , gil per 1961 b., 164. to 144.nd. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from gs the sth to the 11th d June Inclusive: Wheat, 6,1603 qrs ; Barka, , 5e5 ; Malt, 397 ; Oate, 1, 7 9 d ; Pea, 2no; Indian Corn, 6,733 ; oat_ 30 meal, 335 sacks; Flour, 964 sacks, 3,017 barrebt 23 LTNN, June 12.-A vary thin market to-day, and Wheat 23 shoot the some al last week. 601 be. to 6211..., red, 42.. to 435.; fine 16 white, 484. 50 PLeatotrez, June 12.-There was a good &Meld soca at B. the corn market this morning, and tome sob s were mule at fully late prices; but, as many buyers e ar peeted to buy at a further decline, si baldness was on a limited scale. Supplies from abroad are me a l. The weather is again cold and uneet.leti, and vegetation la likely to be checked by thin eh irate in tbe temperature. Wheat Is getting into ear, and gene:rally appear. healthy and strong. 25 B t eta June 12.-We had a fair supply of' Wheat, bot the hay harvest operationa (mailed a thin attendance of ferment - The inquiry for Wheat was far from active, though the prices of this diy week were well rupported. Flour • dull sale, wittiest alteration In value. There was toarcely any Beefy in the market, yet the 11: supply wait quite equal to the demand; prices remained etationars. There was a .tort supple of Oats, the trade was languid, and the turn av of prices was decidedly in favour of the buyers. Berms end Peas ex. 50 cited very little attention , and were not cheaper. Malt trade dull, 10 without any varladon in ptiei P. Turnip and other Seeds were in good so supply, but not much business doing. Wheel, 340 to 43e. Holey, 5 Rep. to 325. Oats, 16e. W2oe. Beans, 38s. to 40s. Peat 40s. to vs. s Malt, 51.6. to 60s. per qr. Tare', s s. to 9e. per bushel. Moor, 34e. to SO 30 per E. WOOL—HVDDIRSVELD, June 12.—The pest rise in in price of German Wools at the German fairs sowbelly/ held hummed 20 a few old Flocks to change bands at rather better pekes. Lew co. 110 lonial Wools are still In request, bat better priors cannot be obtained 20 for them. 20 SaLtallUaT, Juno 12 —The trade is dull. Skin Wool : 20 Lamb, 101 d. to Ild.; best, Is.; superfine Sheep, 101 d. to Ild.; ewe 20 and teg, M. to Ild.; lower mop and weer, id. to id. per lb. 211 MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSTIELD, June 12 —Our Yieee-ball has been rather mare sahnated to-day, and rather more Winne done; but still we cannot by any mean. my there has been a rood market Mack Doe-akina, and other things of regular o r in new styles, have moved rather better, but no Improvement in HOPS. —Boma:Ton Maazzr Pattenden and Ihmth report that the market is firm, and amounts worse from plan. tatkee generally. Duty 90,500/. CATTLE, &e.—Daitsr, Juno 12.—The number of fat beasts to-do r was not n large se it was hut week ; the beet animals were those hom the north, the greater part of which RTC Milers; higher prices were asked for at sorts of Beef. There were some few left on hand. The supply of Sheep was good, bat the demand arts flat. Fat Calves were not so plentiful A very good supply tani* bet few of them fai. Beef, 3d to ; Mutton, 3d. told. ; N eal, 41. to M. per lls. liawnieTLfl.nren-tTnis. June 12 —The market, though d e ment ts lam week In IkUMbeTS, Ina equal to the demand. &MK however, being mareer than other kinds of Cattle, pins advanced full 3d. per stone. Prime to interior Pella from U. id. to Is M. per state. Sheep, SL to I d. per lb. tombs, 701. per lb. Pigs about 34. 6d. to 3a. ikl. per atone. SkLIMIUKT, June It —We had but a moderate supply of Beasts to-day, and a fair attendemoe of butchers. The trade was more animated than of late, someweently all were sold early; the prime, however, did not vary from Wore of this day ettbslght. 71te number of Sheep cad Lambs was exceedingly loge, and, notwithstanding the large amount of badness that was wansieted, a clearance was not effected. The prim ruled equally as high ss thole radised en this day sebaight. Th e supply of Calms was good, which met with a good male. Beef reabwl7o. Id. togs. pm wore oxen Motu*, Sd.; bnutbdown. dd. psi ih.; Lamb, bid. to 74.; V eal, id to SSA The Pig market was well supplied, and were In c request. Twang store Pigs realised 16s. 22s each, and the of g i; & w ool. were enhansed. Dead Bacon Pip realised to hi. K. per more ; Porkers, So to Is. dd. 41 Ardeen, Preference ... 6 M be ehemet.. Notelegbian, Boston. & FAA. June.... SO Birmingham and Odued June!Lin,aelleduly paid, or wltlt - ; guarantee 131 Do...w4ittait 10 116-25., a guars_ V111" Wo1v ••• ., and ... • • calls dilly paid, = 10 Do. wldiestegsarantre MOW% Illioe.ort SS rell /sear 1/4 Do. Made I O SI 5 - ill Do. 10 1411 Pailitaaili 30 seol nelybeed 13 Do. Protereoce 3 it Deb in ar.4 Belfast June.- 25 Ewe Attalla. . . IS Do (gl6 E. • &11.j D0.;31.105.)6 per e. Pref. 20 Earters Counties 10 Do. New Goer. 6 per Gt. 61 Do. Eat., 6 per at., No.l Du. do. N 56 Do. N. &E. 5 per cent 45 Do. ew 534 Pastern Linton, ekes .15 (late I. & B. ob.) ' 22; Do. clam C. ditto— -10 Do. Peep (mum Sp. Ct.) 53 &at loaeaslaire 23 Do. New .. 61 Do. do. &seise - 61 Do, 6 perct.PaLt eh.. 25 East Lincoinehtre 50 Edulturetend Glasgow.. 20 Do. e shares 21 Eater, YeoAI, & Dora.. 20 rat Northern 34 Do. • shame, A.Deferred 74 Do.‘ shwa 11, 6 per at. Do. Eatensicee W ti.lloutft.den ifasi.(lre., Oa Groat North of Saglarak.. Do New, £49 .. ... 30 lro. New, A2O ... ... 14 Do. New, 115 ." .. 100 Great Western... ... .. 50 Do. tebaree ... ... .. 23 Do. es shar ... ... ... 20 Do. dins ... ... ... 15 Do. New, /217 ... ... 5 0 Hull and Selby... ... ... 23 Do. 4 shares ... ... .• ' 124 Do. 4 shares ... _ ... • .••' 50 Lancaser and Carlisle . I 1 0 Do. Thirds .. .. ...I 91 Laocwhire and Toritshien la Da. Abe ... ... .. 61 Do. Sixteenths ... ... 10 Do. New (guar.6 per ci.) 9 1,0. West Riding Unice 23 Do. Prelim and Wyrs 9t Uo. 4 share. (A) ... ... 50 Leeds and Bradford... ... 50 Leeds and 'Mirk ... ... 45 Do. New ... ... ... 124 London and Blackwell -. 58 Loa., Brighton. &8. Coast 9 Do. guaranteed S per ck late erupt nThirda.. 50 Do. Pref. Spa Cent... 20 DoConvert. 3p. e.,1652 3 Do. New .C 5 guar.6p.kl. 121 London and Greene:eh .• 20 110. Prtfereace Wu (nodal & North-Western 7 Do. do. '4ew i spars... 2 Do. FIRM; . . • 1 Do.glo sb,si. and {Me) 50 Condon & south-Washita 42( Do. New, £5O .. ... 24 Do. New £4O ... .. 164 Du. Thirds ... ... .. 3 Do. Preference 7p. c.... i 44 Wench., Bum, sad Mat... 100 Manch., Sher., and Liao 111 IM. sh.,res, No. I ... 25 Do. shares, No. 2 .. 121 Do. shares, No. 3 .. 10 Do., ew SIP Pref. ... 50 Do., Great Grimsby ... 102 Do. do. .. ... ... ..• 20 Do. Sher. and Lincoln... 23 Do. Grimsby Dock ... 44 Do. Lincoln thaw .. 100 Illdlaud ~ ._ . •.. •• 100 Do. Cnn. Pre ference .. 25 Do. £3O shares .„ . 100 Do. Bina. and Derby.. WO Do. B. and U. 6 p. c. . . 15 Do. New :C2O ... . ' 20 Do. (Mann. 5 per ma. 5 Do. GI uaran. 54 per cent. 20 Do.loweatf.,guar.4 p.ct. 23 North Brain ... ... ... 121 Do. Lithium ... ... .. .1745 D 0.5 Do. 21 lb. Prefereme .. North Stalfordahlre ... ... 50 Oztord, Wore., & Woirer. 15 Reed.,Guild., sad iterate $4 Roystoa and Illachin .. 25 reotlieb Central , .. Il Shrews. & Rine., Glom A e le •M g., f re ; : o tr ” r ab il w o '' ry w . m G a i wtran n .. .l ) C . teed b . eetes . .:l 184 DO. Dawastry ... .. 1 Do. New... . ~._ ... 10 Dm 8 per cent . . 5 Shropshire Union ... ... 25 Do. Preference ... ... 7/ South Staffordahlre... .. 334 South Eastern... ... .. n Do. No. 1 ..,„ ... ... 30 Do. NO. 8 ... ... ... a r o son Do. Do.th N xw o... 4o 4 4 Pagirtered ikrip... ... ... i . : 8 S. York., Don., & G001e... 12 Sliefield, Rotherham, and Gooll,Nor.Dl.gambp.ct., 30 Woar Valley, 6 Pict-oar. 23 Do. do. d 0.... 12i Do. do. do IS Wind.,Stalnee,& B.Wceln. 43 Wllta, darner., & Weym. 23 York. Newcastle& lieranck 20 Do. &tension (York & Nein:aide) 3 Do. G.N.E. Pomba& or Preference _ • SO I Yorian - 3.N . ';711 10 I Do. Preferertoo ...1 173 to lei i 3 13 . 4 Pm. 3 4] dio 241 25 U 14 104 11 4 bps. a . 1 . pm.. 13 1 23 ddb. a 7 dai. If 12 dia. 26 V 42 5 dia. li I 14 14 In In 33_ 31 dia. .._ _ 2 2 I 2 6 I II pco.3 pm. pm. 54 56_ ISt 'if tl. d. 2 4 pat. 16 16 dim. 16 16 dii. Is 14 ie it .6 - 2 dia. 24 2 dia. t 12 pm. 27 26 4 - 1 i 424 5 4 die. 01 I l l oi 11 - I ; 11 dim. 2 I dia. 16 14 dia. 22$ 232 49 5l pm. 97 3J pm. 19 211 pin. 79 73 3$ 39 WA. 15 15y 4j 41 dig. 96 98 9 pm. 1: dl.l pm. 27 23 ~ts. 14 12 Ms. 7 61 dis. 41 44 Ms. 2 14 dbl. el 74 dis. 2 21 pm. 6j 4/ dls. 37 3011 - 4 pm. ee 10.) i; -21 ii_ au. 31 k 3 9 5 9 5 51 53 ii SS 9 i 21 22 1252 128 2 22 pin. 5 5i pm. Pau 55 51 16 14 dle. 13 II du, 51 41 dia. I II vm. SI 31 db. &I 33 dia. 8 9 14 11 dle. S 7 .11.. 15 14 &R. 15 14 rho. • 9% 33 65 13 121 dl4. 43 45 124 125 34 37 124 114 tba. 13 19 44 41 i 4 21 3 31 3 A dim. pm. Si 5, I 6 hi •Prn Pul• 22 24 4 - it at.. 4 di& 1 li pm. /I I die. t 8 6 A di me s. i die. 111 11 2/ Ms. II 11 .44 die. SO, —dl.. a a !3 21 di.. 3% 3 dl.. 2% 11 ida. 4 S pm. 15 13 dig. 20 201 lam. 4 31 dis. 31 32 '4 4 au. ei 111 ei fit 671 i 84 12 111 121 51 st1 i I I I 0.0 iarai Poulos Itut.wars. 3 Angio.ltaltan ( late Italian us and Atrian) ... ... 20 Boulogne and Anneal .. 20 Franca (literate) 7) Welt Meal& ... ... 31 East Indian - ..., 2 mat Indian Peninsula .. 10a Do. 4 111 di.. 6i 7 10 11. i die. die. pa ale. Pm. P 47 Pau 4Si di& 7 4 4 tbs. 4 4 41s. 27 29 0rk.... - 7 - 4 Lsa - eintourg ... ... .. 20 Namur nallieire ... ~ 13 Northern of Frame ~ 7 end Bordeaux .. 20 Paris and Orleans ... .. 30 Paris and Bowen . . .. 10 Parte and ntasburx .. 70 4.7.7;v1 ... SO Ixe and Kean ... II roan and Nantes ii iii 6 6 &L 6:11k. 8i LIVERPOOL. June 12. 82Oul-R3tcaaring.—The market remains without any change. Salm : —CsWanton (pref. eh.). Ill — Glasgow , Puidey. and Greenock, 13—Great Western (1 ob.), GI d—Lanotebtre and York_ ',hire (fifth en,, W. B. U.), Si d.—Banton and North Western, Dine (new shares), 424. 9d. p.—Ditto legit en.), Ts—Midland, &Si—Ditto (t shares), 191 d.—booth Eastern and Dover, 26—Ditto (No. 4, in% as sh. 6 Lade d.), 61 —York, Newcastle, and Bervriek (G.N.E. 6 per cent. till 1630), IL lee. 9cL d. BIRMINGHAM, Jens* 12. Smelt-Excaattoe —This market was better in tone to day, and prices were decidedly firmer. London and North Westerns were done at 124: ditto New Shares at 2i pin.; Shrewsbury and Sirs &instal:Ll A's at 81e. 9d. d's.; South &affords at q din ; York and North Midlands 313 ; and East and West Riding Exteastee. LEEDS, J. 12. titoci-Elcnamoi.—There was an improvement in the extent of basin. as transacted in the Stock Exchange this moraine. with very lltt!e alter:dice In velars. Great Norther= werc Ind at 101 dia ; East lancashix, New, at dia.; Manchester, She; sad Uncobssigre Preference., 111; Newcastle and Berwick Extencona. dia. BRISTOL, Juts* 12. STOCI.EXCHANG/L—There have ST, actions cloned, chiefly in the Quarter and New Wes:ern Companisq. The former closed s• dts. CALLS son JONS —The total maw nonneed for Jane is estimated at r spooling month of 1848 they were nj araintzetzs 4 r ' may . 'a. at calk Arstadi at.. - ` • , u4hte41,0., :"'• ip •0 1 0 , P ) * ''. :1. /..-• ... --; 1 .... ) 3 v. ,ii.... . )1 :4 , I VA S .M3LV. I! . Ili ii ii 101 111 Is 20 tel 101 4 Ws 054 St 51 r 123 6 9 2 2 12 111 Tot i IsA