The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-04 00:00:00

FATAL. COACH ACCIDANT.—Lott week ea saddest Weeded with kr et life maned to the Cudigaa nail see* ow its jimmy hvera Cornsarthes to Cardigan. whew • short di acs begird Newels& laslys, at a place celled PosOreirspaiss. Whoa the coach left Newcastle Salm, two Posessa, Mr. Merges Jeskiaa, • respeetabk draper irs: *bag at Orreliga• oad his daaghwr were the oolL ua issid kos e rassegere. Wiss:s sear Use post eines, • gioa get up behind, and refeliag to go doers or pay his duct, the mamas, Williste Emu, endeavoured te pt him off by a petty tree we ci the whip. Ivistually, whets nut the di turnpike ple, the Mrikaolf, smi owsmeased main after the meek, ea heid of it beWsid. The eseshassa west dews to make let go hie hold, whisk having succeeded la deist, he gala took his east we the boa t whipped the ise t ak bones so as to get away hoes the ems, and then locked hark. This oussned ao the coach was dews a steep hill, and Wine the emelsau wee the meek ma up wires wall at the tide of the and was upset. The euet psepsegen were all throws bat wen not assterielly Wised. Kr. Jeekins, wheou it has bees Sated, was beide, mkt Oat for assist's's, sad as sees as the midis petesegen got up, the coashassa aid mother sus preceded to intricate Ms, bat seali set mks the such wee righted, and this havist bees dass, he wee takes eat and limed with his back against the hedge, hut it was Mead be was dead. An inquest was held. sad thelTz as ef fused the iamb, special verdict: "That thee Megan hakes, bast a penes subject to Its, essidear air i died us commessee et the overturning of the an that the evideses does sot satisfy **pay ratdiressek amma was la • ilt state to be entrusted with the lives a pa soar, sad that there wee a great want of ease to set mist the eat as tie kill In which the accident occurred." FIRE ix SornmerutX.—Yeaterday morning, about sight o'clock, a Ire books oat oa the premisse belonging to Mr. Cropper, • aultrams soasersetwoor, is John-mosst, Southwark. The ire colgiseted frees some salcsows came is the lever doer of the worisheget and t o minutes elapsed before wry portion ot as looDmil Ileum , tan loped in flames The satiate et the Lesion Work, tree Southwark sad Waldo°. reed steams, =rely oath. spot, m well es that at the West el Oen play. An 'busiest supply of water wes presumed, but k ens not earn Mr. Cropper's families were bussed est asi their eoateste emmused, that the Are amid be sabilsol. taiortmately, Mr. Cropper was not insured. BAILWAYIL Two °Traci. The share market exhibits no material variation to day, though there is a tendency to improvement in some of the leading lines, and only a limited bigness has been done. London end North Westerns have been transferred at 12l L, 33, and 63 ; London and Smith Westerns at 363 London and Brighton& at 363 sad j. Iles to- dy op to 1 o'clook. —..._ et willm a isenstee .. ' 341 1.3 i ...• 1 MANIKIN 4 ounatee , 23 10 A IVIIIIWUIT., mod Illomri ... 1.. a so lis ,siisi7rel;:. aiia n,i,b7l " 1 air asly paid, or WWII 1 4 gasnagoe ... .. .. 4 3 po. 14 1 Do odlestaininsteel 3 4 pa. 6 Ilkomolitessood Dins-, i . 1 pm. PI 'WWI mi SaMor ... ...i dia. Nil 1 9 di& -• . . ... li I2S 314 " INI 1316 LAMM . -.. ... I 6 dis. II Do iN Prilas••• reg. , P 01.33 10 41.131itiollillylwid .. , I I S De. Isslnsost I i I ri MUM as 4 MIA Jim. . . 3 3 die. 23 leo ... 16 Do. A ftl i r E. 101.) . 36 16043L106.) 6 par a. Peet ft iseeeraOssedee - - II 124. Noe OW. • pee et. 1 1 pas 41 DD Rel... pet el.. No.t, i pa. Sj Do. do N 0.2 1 1 144 . iS Do N. kI. 6 per cod. Si 3 3 i isi Dia aims _ .. _ 1 13j 131 es. d. 43 2 1 pm. l orm 112iNomrs Olio elan IV (946 1.1311. ea.) ...... II 16 db. ) De. deo C. Nto le 16 No ISO Ds mrip Wm spct:) le 9 I 36 Not Lemow ... .. 1 13 1 lei ISI Dm Pow • ... - 1 9 si 4116. 4 gitt.):6r.e...i.Ll I • Ll."'" i: ri.iu—tikien.ii..:: :11 4 1 4 SO Del sedieri - ... e 4 die. 11 0 4 131 Doi dome. • 4 1 IS' li D4.S_doess 11. gime 1 1 die. IS ' II Do.ilmem ... II I als. N 46 !0t.119419.50l 11431.(lro) 13 II die. 111 IN Mist Nolli II 043401.. 10 20 l oima, se i, Do. :Om MO .. . 0 npm so SI Deals% PM „L. .. U A pm. Is 14 Do Is IS pm. up 1M Wales .. so. as 77 79 is Si DeZep.. .. .. 11/ IS IS Da. dims .. .. I 1 li. Pp Is Ds. II Is Dm Ism iirm .. S a. ep te HOUMA 113116,... ... SS IS II 23 11=11,16 ... ... .. 47 SO pi 134 , DI. aims . imaid a. 6 9 sol. 4 Id 1 - 0 is I II Om Mil ~ I db. I pm. SS Immilagm mi T IS If We. 46 DLL. a re 013 On. :I Ili De. doves - - • 1 dio 14 Do - II Do SialesmeNe - • re. MAWS .. ... - . 0 die. II Dollor a ir m Aper NJ 1 2 psi. 9 110 IS Uskol die. 13 Do Paiellai Wye 111 se II .D.. 4 swum ... -1 4 11 pm. 1 / 6 166 MA Ilesibra„. N . 93 IN Lob ead MINS - „. 36 12 ... NS 26_ die. ii I sl is 1 1 root. ii iel et Male a 3. ativatits. i... 3:-.i $ 11 ialefa It Si 30 $ De. reeL •pe OM.- 31 33 so So DoCeseert 11 p. 0,191 31 U 6 11 De area seerip.a. sp Pi Wane awl Ormeiwids .. 94 ft os a Do. Probrase _, 21 12 a. la Gabs & Neetb.Weberoll2 3 % 1194 II 7 1 Do. do. New i aim- * 3 ps. * 2 De. NSW 3 4 cei. ia I Diuttedoildimill It $ pe. IL 30 11.4edea & Ileaa.Weberal 54 U da se 426 Do. New, tie .. .. 17 th MI 54 Do. New. al ... . . 14 12 die. 161 1111 De. Mai ... .. 3 31. Mb Do. Prelbeele 7p. e. 4m, p Mi reade, lesz.. rid MU. po pp i 31ear1i.,1104.4a4 Lies- IS U $0 U i Do. .. Cie. No. I ... 6 I db. ss ss I Do. elms% No. 2 ... 9 le 121 12% PrioD. No. 5 19 10 D Ds. a, AN ' m t. .. 194 di W so Do., Omit Ortaolp ... 19 II 63 17 Do. do. ... „. ... . 11l 11 die. 1 lef Do. d 0.... . ...1 II 7 db. so se De 61611. sad Linda... IS 14 be. so 23 Do. Debris Dock .. ,13 14 db. se 4s Do.Lbedo Data .. 1 3 A die. IL 100 Laud . . .. i 64 70 ▪ . 100 De. Ob. irsietice Se 23 Do. LSO dime .- 54. DO. DIM. ISA Durby , 110 De N. oullß. 6p.e. . Ile to both& ~.„ ... .. ID IS De. New . elai .. ... is so De. lama spp . ceat.; s s Do. Ouns.l4 pa mot.' so os era Inalls ... ... .. I 14 Itt ibis = " ...... * I De. Lisesdun 6 1 DO. . M ps Nara Illeardabe .. ... * se Woo. & Wolver. 13 13 994 Mime si p boa= ad . ss $ i 1 lbotale Cabal _ .. 1 is effewany ad Wean. 11 'a t.:2:B.6l._______7. Is Szeosioszy sod Lamb 9 il l eie r t a.) . :: \ 14 Do. criestri . ... ... iDe New.. . ... D Do. e New... pia ... 6 Voles ... -, : Do. Del6a Probeeoso - .- ...J 1 4 essib tk IlialibraW" Zoelara ... ...... .....! Deer ss Do. No. 1 „. ... ... pDa N 0.2 ... ... ... p Do. No.ll ... ... ... p Do. No. 4 111(11101114 ... 10 Do. No. 4 eirip n- D ... is less* Webs 6 / dos* Toad" Dyer -6 na Or* .. 11 I ft= iii ad PAL so War Vol*, 4 pea ob. Is WladjloaKks.o(eits. 44 1 11 1 1 WO7lll - Taaseromoo....l l erwlekl I Do. Islemien (Tart k s De 0.11.1. *Do) * Or Prognoses . 30 York sod North MlU.tin d.. ID IDo. Pretseesoe i De. Tab & Web &Wine tile. — l2 11 dis. 0 44 111 34 4 1244 27 Is 12 &I. 12 19 .. 1 . .. pm ,ice 14 '.\l 7 12 Pa. It /A • ar. :11.: 4 its I 1 tre. 1 4 dia. s_ 11. en& 1 1 4 i I I dim. 4 it' v. !, it ii 5 II 2 dia. 20 se II l• M 21. N —die. st.i \ =.B Pasanst La win. 1 Aa'barn= Ns ItsWs __ llimidi WI Avarisal aitz ... le rid .. is MM Mare* 14... ... I Gnat lefts r f lisiai Kt. :t 19 70 dis. se li die. gi le dii. — 4 8 las. 14 11 dia. 110 WI Do. .0 "Ppm aml Liege *** Is Peeps of Fna“ Osiem awl Pram P awl Orinas 10 Purism* lbws 10 PPP lad Pristarg 10 town and 110.00 10 %sabre and Nina, 11 Cosa sad lisztes et 6} dia. IPL Ban *AMWAY.. I le iAterass ...1 Is lei e 1 ,171.071 Jam— 3 41 db. SO I MMO.= irk hotlemallidlsly pi& • •••••ffikall 331 311 ii s — 4 44 .114. r as. 11= tl4 el lib tdis. Ps. vat 41 die. r. jil t li t . 3 LIVIRPOOL. Jew 2. evoemlizoieses. The market to day wee very doll, but prices stay to odd to luta wee grow. Oda : Bolton. sad North Wooers (door. I per ost., 3), 1711—Zoat Low molars (1 shwa), 4—loommittro sod Itto (bl ;e :d am), 14M—tondo% sad Meth Waters (10,3 . Oar. II ea. M. le.— D*2 3 =artol, p.—rib:lll . sad lame s t lbstss). It—deaweoo<7. OsysslM [Law (pref. good. 11 door cost.), IS. MANCHESTER, .hisw 2. STOCIL-EICILUI4III.—Tb• =Ad as Ilk* al am tin five weeding dam bed ano bennyAke *Mary lade badmen vas dons. a ses wars Tether burr: LOAM win doe* at 41, sod 314■4444.444 mad C quarters, 21 paa. BIRMINGHAM, Juno 2. STOOK-Rstrwrow—Tbere wee very link basins* doing ia our mime samba t o - doh but prior were &WWI, &mar. MUMS, Jim 2. Broce-Enitexos. The shoes sold M the Eseteep Ude morning were writ the nag es es the previews day, with very sh a re ta Ores% No 0 Easi letweettler (sew), dig.-111 sleek, Iterherhe" sad Goole, I i ttLe—Wbatithdr, fl ----------- BRISTOL, Aim 2. Brocz-lisosAxes.—Thav wee a slow market, and bat • owil moult at brims, was. within exchange hours. Prima neuisoll wok tie room Caczooxraw.-111 opening of this emnpany's Clydesdale jemmies lime end of their new station at Sootkeide. in Glse gow, ma Fria" less, completed the direct line of railway oemonmkodge between ifollabnrik and Psialey, Greenock, Ayr, ad lilseesest, as well as - between the whole of the west et ilsedswi meg Liverpool, Carlisle, Manchester, salwilm, tad laad°ll' MONEY MARKET. lbl ills. t rose ao 11 11 1 I %i ! ! % 1 1444 8 4 4 45 1 2 716 liSt 14 134 45 125 lig 4 I. 17l In ;40 In f eii 6 oiiii BA2VIDAY BoWitillo. The transactions in the English funds to-day were set large ; but a number of small purchasers for messy produced great firmness in the market, and mode the "Bears" of stock anxious t , ) buy back. Con sols opened at 91$ to t, and gradually crept up to 91; to 2, at which t h ey cloyed . The Three-per- Cents Reduced wee done at 90/ 1 and 901, and the New Three-and-a-Clusrter per Cents at 91/ 1 end 911. In Bark Stock there were no dealings, but the quotations of yesterday me unaltered. ludia Stock has had a further ries, and was done at 2515. India Bonds at 70e. and 71e. pm.; and Exchequer Bills were the same rates as yesterday ; the March bills at 45e. to 48s. pm., and the advertised bills at 43e. pm. Long Annuities were done at 8 9-16 and 8 13.16; and the Annuities expiring Oct. 10, 1859, at 8 5-16. The petition or memorial to the Peruvian govern on the subject of recognising the forged mheeds sent in for conversion, after being ammeroludy signed, was this day to have been presented to the Peruvian minister. Cemidenng that the amount is so small, and that the bonds appear to hi ve been fabricatedthat urn theof se me paper as the genuine bonds, and in similarity of circumstances the ease is precisely that which occurred in the Exchequer Bill forgeries in this country some time ego, there mono a reasonable ground to hops that the - Peruvian government will not hesitate to meet the case liberally, and that par ties who have purchased the bonds in the open market will not be made to suffer loss from a circumstance in which they had no share, and when they had no means of testing the genuineness of the documents from tho similarity of their appearance to all others in circulation, and from there being no call or opportunity for their presentation to the only parties who could have de tected the forgery for so many years, until now that they are celled in for the conversion. The discount market has continued without change again this week; money continues very easy, though rather more Winos has been doing, and as the ex changes have now turned against any further remit tances of gold to America, th e exchange having risen to 109 by the last advice., and the quantity of bullion in the coffers of the Bank being &pin on the in crease, as well as the amount of the private securities being so very small. all warrant the expectation that money cannot be darer under present circumstances, sand may probably !ether go cheaper. Ia shady at 68 dabs of the markets for colonial palms &Wag.* putvask, we have again to notice • very large %dem la sager. The ales of the week have been well supports' In rime ► and much spirit has been shown by the buyers. In coffee the prices have been &boat the same as last week, except the very inferior eats of Ceylon, which are about 6d. per cwt. cheaper. Saltpetre h as been in less demand at about 6d. lower. Rice has likewise been heavy. Tea has been firm at public sale prices. Indigo is quiet, in anticipation of the public sales fixed for nest month. & correspondent, writing to the editor of the Banker's Magasine, whose letter appears in the num ber of that periodical for the present month, makes the following remarks on the subject of auditing the accounts of font -stock banks, which, we are disposed to think, might be applicable in principle to rail way accounts. We are not sure that we con cur in one feature of the plan, viz., that which would prevent the same auditors from acting for more than two years consecutively; for though we conceive that auditors should be sub ject to retirement by rotation, we see no good reason why, when the first selection is in the hands of the shareholders themselves, they should not be re-elected at the period of their retirement, when they shall have been found to have discharged their duties satis factorily to the electors. The recent debate in parliament on Mr. Headlam's motion, on May Bth, has shown as that the re is to be no modifica tion of the niWng laws relative to the unlimited liability of joint.stock bask *arebolders, and, therefore, a true system of auditing accounts should at ma be adopted, as the only mode by which confidence ma be given to the present and future shareholders of Joint-stock banks. I beg, therefore, to submit the following mamba to the notice of your readers :- Ist. With reference to audit" I would venture to suggest that three men of standing should be selected by the sharehold ers, and not by the directors, at the general meeting ; and as soon as they bad examined the statement, and found it to oorrespond with the General Ledger, they should sign the statement te be kid before the shareholders as being cornet "to the best of their knowledge and belief." MONOver, that no auditor should audit the accounts mere than two years consecutively, but that he should be eligible spi n after the third meeting bad pawed. By time means should not apprehend any connivance between the directors and the anditave. 2nd. In plaiting the accounts before the auditors, I beg to propose the following form, as being at once enBl- cumUy explicit, and not entailing much trouble : That en abstract of the General Ledger should be madeorbielt should be demi by the accountant and ma ; than that 'Nome, weerd ipartic rit ar , ride* bills, and re ceived bills this muscat be y specified, and a re port written by tbe arreagW cm each, stades security thusdo., mesas the maim monli as ore on anything that appeared ilvertiwr, awl Mad demmtel an explanation, which, if not olionla le eammudeated to the shareholders, 1.1=2 Om appoint lbw ethers to assist, and, accord ing to the ophdoes - of the mxforlty,the amounts *raid either be period cw skippered. The following calculations show the rate par cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk n is placed, it is to be under stood that the 'Mare rate of dividend is less the in come-tax 79114 for OM. 060840 : ""..... : ""......5ew t 2 yloid ptir met. /13 e 2 Ilowpall141.311•Mitol , ger *me. 9li .. 312 1 I llrar li V o il t rlNA MIL) ...... lli - 6 412 = sma Tadadre flL9w 621 —. 469 p. ~ 212 law • Wilma Ime mi) Omit 1 11161410 1 fib 6 WL) 7B 6 7 13 10j Loofa NAM& Wasiwo• (417.11.11 ) 85 6 7 2 to Imam eel Wuraggene_ ( ay.4 S-S bi.) art . 65 2 lemma ime limn wanes (194.7 H ) 196 6 II 11 II 1011411 41 W. II ILI, sr . 7 4 II Yak MI NM IMMO * ttliv. B 14- 31 e 9 is Ili ranliserwetle. eel Biewbk• lIIQ -.......-..-..- - . -...-.. 281 6 78 II V • rxemattoits AM 111001:111 ABROAD. Bausta, Jews 2.-B4Wwl LIM. 1540, 88; 41611211441 isli; ditto el the My, 1844 sig a l ok of eeßiletrwo. 67t . Lahr, MM. flowsw, WAT ta—reama The OllOl6 101 f et. 20211--11*. mineenheablf my OWL. le 7S.- lab} ; M 1 1 •11111, Rl siewps t Oa Lail" ft* soostlio, 613 6 24f; nammi. 1261 ; b. 654. Awwwwma. lows 1.-81•11114:116 9914. reeenwei hem tbe War e=t:fead-111.1rteelt steit Or b' MI 1M" d al • woe pießbldwisle 4842•1 at 142109 1416 MI ballaelli vas wry arbraarA. . bead Dit,_Tweenasiblf mese me OWN. Rh Net INA bib lilwAnOLL_ en MLOW" WI c me, tun voillw. 11 96; wm• 83 87; mmths, It 75; Talt. 14 116 ; eats two 3814114, Mil. THIS DAY. Two 'Mom. Consols opened this morning at the closing prices of Saturday, nearly, 91$ to 2, and, in the absence of unfavourable news feint the Continent, advanced to 925, at which business was done; they have, however, since receded a little, and are now quoted at 92 to / for money and account. The Three per Cents. duped have have been dam at 90$ sad a, at which thry c ontinue to be quoted. Th e Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been done at 91$ to ;,and 911. Bank COALS.—Jots 4,--Shipe at market, 92.; sold, —. BMWs Hartlei, 13..9d.; Huddle's Heat Hartley, 14a. L • Can's Hart ley, 144.; Edwillals. lbs.; H~G . lisir, 146. Tanllsid Mow. t; g sgor err Rua Hartle uy 'XV. ; W V; l a i lls 111:d lastrtoe, " l d ee. C ; o b l ata Val tea., tea id. COTTON.--LinatrooL, Jtra>t 2—The 'market to-day was Erin, and the sales were about 7,00 bass, haled*/ 1,030 takes he apart Maxciunza. Juxi 2.—Ths lississes bike bora almost &sated lose ?flail, (W 011.11117 yougb.wto are enema is area Wm* hes It.ke O Me mew INIMMIONtai lastme wed& ben came rib the armies d the leshelaeL rid Ow week la bora was et quite a akawarra. Sam beim , was dame Nam but tt wee to sasasst. aid thew was Pone Nature Mar as regsrael algae& la ihwarwol kes. WOOLLIN CLOTH .—Loo.. Jam 2.—There was $ peony hope alleshree et wiwireals Is war cloth hulls AU months, TA es bairn leemelell wee wit wile 02 esteeshre as we repartee hi week. ha the whir dolt MI Ike beim ease wee tiers* dam.ls the nisei is& erwaid sad wad-dyed bleeks em awl lever quails mil heip, ead prior were rather firerw. CORN.—WASK.L•III.—Ties *tipple' of Englilt Wkaat aberiaormatadleseciezzteras iall ims galr i ll, at, ral shoutitehr rrW s rates Vesta paler rear were ; bet a decline of Is par sp. had is siesy lestamess le be amo n a wake pogrom with wassalszy sok WNW areAfisas. M _e sore% and its rthrt ems inalland; nuke B= 6. llarley was Ile tem obrapr. Oats ware la to @apply town sad imy be the inset quali ties wen 6d. to b. lower. BEM and mislabel anew ION& Thor el slow solo, but its nine siebeermit so alteration. MUM Bkfilln 6 pee %weer. Irma; iiIIME sad mat, rod to 111 to 44...wisits 41 10 48 . 50 Nerliik and snsolk. —toB7 to 43... do 39 to 44 so 48 Talavera (Erten ar Batialk). — 4 B to 53 fib. a Lin., rad.... 39 to 41 to 44 ..whits.... 41 to 43 to 48 ar5...... 8unar,feedft..................... 31 to 24...dntrileg to 23 to 22 26 to VS ..eslis Oarn, 4 114 1eed. 16 to le to 19e Od...lskek. . Polon& —lBtol9 to Be 6d...potato 28 to 24s Od Bind* e isetek hod 19 to 21s Od...potato 21 to 211 s Od DM feed 13 to 16a PL. hank.. 18 to 17. 0, 81Mp:6650.....-............ ..... 19 toils Ou OWN , ... .................... ..... .. 56 to a Tau, el m ke to 26a Otl...mode 27 to 30 lIS to 40...irtipenal ..... ... 40 to 43 Whits 26 to 8.. houses. 2B to 30 Iwo, Masson. 24 to 28...tiek ........ IS to 30...01d to Bartow 30 to 32..erta1 SI to 34—01 d —to Lotman Qom par airtaand. ...... .... ....... BlO 109. to A ll Oa ros rat et fistin rum. TOwll-61a64. defend 42 to 44...35. ltoosabold 12 to 37 Norfolk milhablk. id to 34... white 33 to 37 ------- TORZION. Wsomr,lbritsie esd R=org .44 to 45...1ns 5O to 52 Be r enr mi i g r ia lkedoNsild lu''.ll WWI% 41 to 44 to Dania mil Monforeg Ilassiis ....... $4 to 31.-Egyptiso - to - Donets arid6l;l4 - a 1 to 39 =L k. . l4 :: t t: ....ra t otrall 4 - 3 Myst Ikaaaas - '''' '''''' - - - 3 n to 1 to 16 Tomsolems sad kralsand ls to 17 Ihredlimod DEIN .... .... ...-. '''' - ........... -... 13 15 to 16 Triosolond and DOM Mad 12 13 to 13 Ditto Brow ..... l7 to 10...i50d ....... ..... - to - e7_Pias,gr mta - . ....... ..-...... 22 to 34...b011in... • --. 26 te IS Two New Binh . * * per bush. --...new winter - rat --old - to - gra - to - Booms, Duras, -1520 s; PI ...distilling 23 to 24 brouirOotur 34 to sll...Loirritos to - La®, BMW and Road= ... s3 to 34 to II Maditerrensan and Odoseo. - -toNtolls Rusin= - .hempseed 34 to N Ram= Cam, tree of dut c w . t... . 5 ss. tot 5 10s. Imam Cum, DP* sad A 6 Os. tot 6 10a. Ms Pm& and Noun= A 6 Moto It 7 Os. TWO% A 11.1.141.4 per bond nkh& . 13 to 24 Dentsis md lisaaburg Casadian - 22 is 23 Traub, par saak " Of 29014. km lll to II ARRIVALS LTIO LONDON FROM 2lth MAT TO lad JUN& Qrs. English. Notch. Irbh. Whei roto lel lsour " " :7 : 1 : 6 . 00 - L . T. I bomb. = I lan. 4.001 4s. Armours, Armours, June 2.-We had a geede supply of Wheat. The attenems. vas um wry suissuise. e bete se sea doll. Ilis Pa et prism was la Pour el the preiffiesr. Then we. serer , l emdsl I F r r=es sa Z i lsa. llB4 &peeres s te dammd ;i n se s ed74.l7tra. M bw i z i ass/ sio st Oats, sod a gall Ws; only the their foos vaiso, mad wasesdasports were a tellTrwar. Thus mu Nue* sip tarwwdea s 1 a Bewm wed No, sod prises reesdad la. per qr. on sulk Wheat, N. to Ili. 10.. per lead. Ilarkey, 235. to Ma Owls. 14.. to IS.. Beans. Ns. to Ne. 140, No to Us. par 'MIN ATLINDIIIRT, Jaw i.-We hate a INA 011111310ras at awatet. with so nmerrameot Nis the paloMmo of lost went. Wheat, 101. to llf. IN per Md. dm*, Ps. in SU per v. Isms, 32a. toNs. ; Pen, 33.. to lea. Osto. 1.6. SO 2.10. BZIWORD, has 2.-The nt a v el Wheat et our market t i t a lsa Ps of rodomontade of somil quantity of BMW sad Pao • grutity of Bow and Dam Wiest molislawly at Ismer Pam Daft b taw request. Oats end Imp imety Pipet et. Whoa Enid Mom 275. to SU Beano Illa. to Us. Ise load of 5 hadsets. Boris.. Malik Ns. to Ns.; knife% 21s. to 33.. Qua, No to Pa. per quires. Baawrcs, Julie 2.-At our DPW le-day we had my little grain crewing, and we can quote so attorodoo in pries. Baron, June 2.-We hap had very littlo of anything offerlsg to.day, and all articles ue dull, at barely wdnsprisa Wboat. red, 40a. to 445. ; white, 48.. MN 14 to 2 9, . ma. lea. to Ste. CLIIIIIIIDOI, Juns 2.-The proo of all daeseipliens of Coro was unaltered from lastweek, sod Uranus very dull. Wheat, red, 40.. to 44.; white, 444. Beaus, 33a. Peas, s6s. OM, 14a. to 235. C•2411111171Y, June 2.-Our market was thinly Bundled, ma • pod Papp was made, bat ot a decline in price of NM N. corr. Whlto WU... Os. to WM N. ; brown, 36e. to 43.. ladle, b; du. Bow NW to 278. dd. POIP4 30s. to itio Claziist" Jean 2.-We had an avenge supply of Wheat, = ~ mid peen Ps mwaing. Ingot odd at a decline of fa r p hut 10 Oats a Asa elms. was utablibed. la Barley re MAW. Mawr, C i e s ta. Md. to la. N. Ward, le. 6d. Rye. midi 10. IL 1.. rel. Wheat, white, new, 19s. to Ma N.; cid. No Is 9L ; rod. sow. 17.. 84. to lk. 9d.; old, Ils. ild. to 114.9 i liwki, sow, 100. to lo s es' 10e. to lis. 044 potato, 7s. to go.; orsuffsaft. Is. to 7s. Rye , . CoIANNIIMS. huts 2.-The supply o w f a cia now sonskil lame sodoolooll d Wheat, the quantity of I s am* IE dim do Wino metro. Good redo and whits§ sagnirsli a MI WNW kid.... sot quite so Nang Orem bony mile n o t ock upon as kiltrod ami t= " radvery. Ifo petedost oller 4 se pot as It wafts tars sp. thmvamilms, June 2.-We bad a• ingress. fa the= of llastek Wheat at sautot QM Oh bag the lot wills, lairs, end wry kw oda was. iosortal. Mot of doesd .. =woo the tars Inca. IS BMW sad Dam so Is itto MN dommitil kr Ole en sot omodisit vitally maim seles von =la IP IsMeerles are its prima WU.% imefti. kip. boiltd. lo.to O. Id.; lark M.N. to lia. Ild.; Doords/41/10 yr 010‘, do Is do gd. PAN Pop smile, OPP. PPM N. s sulk 4s. lOL to la *hi OialM ko 4 • Cd = llll 4 do. to 10. Ilodsb usigu iplodlai bdins 111 b. to dim eidgft per loopietol qr.. to flu ; Is NIL 111.; as' jai. lo Me. ; deed% Odin. Ile lie• Wl* re Imperial brisk de. to d a Z i dig• sionfOt Per 3L 4k. 64.; husk IL a. la tn. t Irs. lod. to ts. Porbosemat. PPP. Rosimorthy, veldts, pee 31311 m, 21a to m a . pg. t giggi, Wati~. T i m i No dd. Oa 24.; Webb, bisl Wats It& Na os. pr 14. 6d. to 20a. Per, VW b. to Ss. fIL ; Pomp as. 4L to GM r, imtmesee. SAL to SU Llano& par ses, pms•M 71. Is IL pipets of weak aka Jam I : bids% ; Osts. Iskh. 4327; Doom MAN id& 01111.D7011D, Jame 1.-Our MP esvpil of Wheat to-day missal ; Pad +Plat eakf asto mai sokk admellerwr ia moso es bat sistL Dm err Ns. We Ism bawd or Mood In tall ear, sa a dry krwsrd sell, wiffigg tko old swing Not Noy not P out Pas* a Whoa arr. HIEN/011.D, Juno 2.-There woo a fair attendance at this this day's mast; all assossto of the loops fa Ms &Net prom Me primula vommally promfolog. Priam were about the sum se 109 weds, rag, WNW, all ie s . lSThs., Os. Id. to 6a. ; sew. as. 4d. to ea .SL Betsy, pie $ o 7d. bas 9d. Boma, 4.. to ed. sa. Nft . OM% . eat. to b. Peas, boils% da to do ed. ; grey, ss. to ss. 61. ' KuNDAL, Jos 2.-At oar market this awning we had • mean Pow of yds. Oats moo as aura.. mg stet with a ready oide, but we ham so akoration to sob fa rata Bum this day week. What. Us. to No. pr Iced elle Pea Oate, MI to lad. per rams. Moorates Ms, MAO Ma pr MealL LASNINNI. ;UN 5.-Tlds day's stoke. We. kkly rap plied with Whist sod /alum; the tomer add gleady at previews sad M. per loot *sift yes osituda-, az% =sii e flq= kat oissoper. What SY. tie flare MIN Nom Ilek M. Oatmeal, fee. tax Id. pc Mika. . ilgasmnimm,,Jurse 2.-Aa almost mmakte be:ldsy easitallaii no Metes he imork. *sem Own OM Or loodso4 dos booboo dollied to toted tranmesameat Pe pr 4l larariaol sei Wattled Meaty with moderate ankuk. Ow LIM d ita al Il ddy ire; is ro artiste is any amend et Iminess . Time as potations dour last. Tho dincedis are 16 . . per bushel of 701b5., English, white, 7s. to h. ; red, THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1849. Stock is quoted 198; sod Fanbrquer Bills, 43e. to 48e. Ps• la forial e fende very little business has been dem though generally ere firm at Saturday's quota dose. a the following seewitieseLfew traggactioss havetaken place: Dutch Four per Ceuta, at 781 Mexican, at 271 and 28 ex coupons. Spanish Five', at 171; Passives, Sa. • mount WOK. t Amoies ...i Mak Steel, 36)3 6 Bor OL PAL Ana, 903 9 II pit OL Oss. Aim, J 99912.991 Jaw 419, to teL 190111101 1 MIIIML Lger 01. MAells poi t IPI 01.0/ 6. 66 .4 6 17 per m et 0. ... m r0.... to *weft Beg, se i 6 gar Si gm g • pee OL Igaillgellia. TT 9 19/9 us. NW gar. To I ja r 8' • gig Mg. IA T • tZ Loa Ol U . _ Mo. Ir 4 174 la MI , 34 e DU it i au. !ger Os. 6611 asn.si t St Per OL Midi De» 417 SO , Iry =7445..21 6 4 pat Oe. Dutch Pria. 76 7 Big, 6 7 PRODUCE.—Mnrciso Luis. Half-pod nre —nu. M armot ie trot mak gam by private emeroot le..day; dm was mho at Bean likimisi Mr waling, me lay TM likas. Wag Bala. trearifirmit" awl 4.4.• bap a qmatity mete *as IN ibi trait% rearamberba the emareat et Wham 1 dew ta the article tee taw yeetaialt iree la . market ready. There val be sable mei at 01150,.am4=etre aka te. morrew.-4detee t Them Ime bees • Is Ire& eel Berme Mg, No. I bee eamatal to 4=l. late; but Webb ban remota WI. at 4L lea to M. ; rens, U. prya.—Copper steady, at the late Mamba et W. ter. p m toe. ar Id. pay lb. TALLOW.—Tbs market esallinies quiet. TM pries Cl l'olmiseg T. C. big Moth* Mem than .lorrs Tallow," dim botstisisslie tor 14. la " brward biros" tiers is Mk di& slaw ler Os last Oro somOus sr for swats =WV tkii swim !b— are tbe 4watt= :—Pstorsborg T.C. as spot, IS.. Ostsbor to December delissey.SllA ; Isparsle seelld *limy, lift IS. TARTICULAIIS OT TALLOW. 1847. 1645. Rook Ws day DotlTory lost week Do. from Ist Joao Antvol ve* Do. Wai trom lot Jim PM, T. C. thio day par owl Do. Tows lad ,746 730 604 231 131 500 3d._07 ed. 9,600 1,106 2,63 J 2,432 WOE 435. 4k .Id. 1849. 25,203 961 266 727 SUM. ws 6d. ge. dd. 10 ; arelpietee rel. lb. to Ta i i white, Ta. to Ts. pear. =Tot bd szir• lidded nes, Ore Iteses, Per qr. et lIA M WM* Si& le So Mat, pre 6 I:e= W 416. mak als. to 41a. Pea per I 10 rye limealless SSA to Ste. Flour, per rate of Meglit enfr IN. SIAM SM. ed.; superfine, Ma. 6d. to Ma. ; ear% NA to Me.; OelMei a per lea 2401bA, English end Irish, a. Id. *M. NeWelaffeENVOMTffigm, Jame 2. -The weather this week las been to a way meg i r miv ekeresetet, mad the weary in maim gnaws Yr . ba the same Is seamy se Nay as ket mer."6 "1.1 211 QM/My In yeah $ WNW go seal has Men the leas la nal May, Wheat awl cart maim bike of sink lo WM. batr ham mil rather better. Aka 1.140 se. el Urelp lears bees taken for afrlp mat te lasepeek aids to qadle a new frame M the mule. At ewe mane Yin maniss we hed a we, melereee Mow of What IMO IN gram sod tee* theadiell rasp= Wag welt wonted kr Melli sera eetl ass Wanes el la per qr., sena Gam sahrele some Arta llay eats at fully lam were gases. evearylass aasseled 40e. to 46e. dd. per qr.. wheel MM. teed alga al peas hansom ass asit 44e. per pm. melphed Mao per beret Ikea wee asemft bid with mote gems& end atheee seem way proldilft of the smplise Sam elk se sem mks essaisid WM spades er tap rasa Masa ressared, ease ast to new es immeill sr skip is elated of. Rips win Sum a les as were afro the tat gmerMals ef kedge eel& V i z i Malt del but ma elaspere. AIM Tel wialest ship. With Oste we were masa, sepala bribe sad Br ash a Mir agile wee Mad at Bram rata Iles= Map all amid M brig, ek Meta ere held all mere gramma IN um Saab weleang eale. maim les. sad lea, whilst fa Dania we haw as milers i the grins neatly wrest, say lea. per Z.Z= lOllll .. ha =Me te SM. bushel. the steaks efriea4f Remeten of which there may be had Wet 1,00 qrs. new, white, 48a. to IS.. ad, des. teas.; Naas& end gellakneworldte, 3os. to ala firs d, Oa Is LimanaltiraSseer, wale, Ms. to W.; red, 44e. to 48s. • ANNwsseels mei Illerwleit. 445, to Sea. ; red, 40s. to *a. ye, Mirka and gate, 2M. le MS Rerlay, Ilegolk and Suffolk, 26. . to Ns.; aeverier, Ile. to ; Fleethemberiand end Scotch, 225. to Ilis. I ehmher M Ws.; grinding and distilling, 22a to Ma. =as. to P IA ; Cheveller.llo.. to 320. Oats, Northumberland end NNW aw, Me. to 32a.; eommun end Angus. new, 17s. to 11ime, etas hams sm6rW, 38s. to 30s. ; grey and maple, Ma. NM. Ilenne,SEM, OIL Se EEL Flour, fine Steams and Northam -33e. to SM.; Herb* whites, 33a. to at.. per rock; how- W• ax 31s. to 33•.; emends, SOL to Sta. ; Isouseholefr, te Ms.; thirds, Me. to 27e. • households. 345. to STA Foreign: Wheat, Dentate ma Koidpberg, white, Xs. to 525.; red, 43.. to W.; Sileelan, white, Ma. to 50s. 442. to 46e. *atheism and Pomerania, white, 494. to 32a.; red, Ma. to 48e. Hamburg, Marko, and Anhalt, white, 47a. to 49a.; red, 440. to 44a. Mil and Holstein, white, Ms. to 475. • red, 40a. to 44a. ; Petersburg and Archangel, red , 37e. to 40e.; &we. red, sBe. ie 415.; ditto Pash, red, 40a. to Ms. as tr usu remerenlea and Premien, to 23e.; Ituedan, 225. to 245. OW. Ms. * 91e. ; Pomeranian and Hebtan, 200. to IN. OW, hew, He. to 19s. ,• Pornerentan fred, la to IT.; Haan ang Ersmish, 14.. le 16s. ; Archangel and Bina, 14a. ee les. Peso, ails, lits. to Me. Beim, Friesland, 30.. letni ....pn AlsannirDsk mole Ms. The wields W. week are Wheat, ; fere 1,471 ; Barley, eatetwea, TO; foreign, 193 ; cosesties, 8; Map, ; Poo, foreign, 110 qrs.; Flour, 1,678 NEWPORT, ISLE OP WIGHT, June 2.-Our COrn market this day was well supplied; the Me continues very dull. Wheat sold tram We. to 44a. Barley, Ms. to Ms. Oats, Ito to 22.. Nonwles Jane 2.-thar market this day was but mode with Wheat* the lumen, the condition of which la very laAefar, ewes* avererftglilittie. per Whet. haring never re giment frust the Sap It emperismest lea beemet, and the late fickle weather he. innie k was. PIN. eemehal stationary. Foreign held *late rates. sod as beams lasimaa The sale of Flour free on board was se slight the It is illgienk sime prim& The Barley trade is too Waste maim maim drag elMe fer wining purposes. Beans, Pas sad Om Mat thole Mae, bet sesistemd little atten dee, the late wet bangs mated ea abesdamt quantity of gram, and the bay ens is mama to be met sae the swage. NOTTINGHAM, June 2.-We have a very dull trade in out corn :market to-day. The supply of Wheat brought forward by the growers is more UMW than far the last week or two. A few picked samples fetch the prim of last week, but the general runs are Is. lower. In all Masa spring cora we have ao little passing that no alteration can be noted. Pevertnortorou, June 2.-The weather is very floe, end vegetation prowde rapidly. We have lees grain offering than for Mane time wt. • Farmers not being willing to take lees money for either Wheat, Barley or Oats, but little badness bra been dooe. Beans ere Is. per qr. lower. It te as... time Wee the stocks of Wheat were to short in this district at this pitied of the year. Currency to the growers :-Wbeat, new, 38.. to 40e.; flee, 44e. to Me. Barley, 26a. to Mr. • fine, 315.; Oats, new, 14a. to 165.; fine, to Ma. Beans, now, 349. to SU.; old, 365. to Ma. PETwORTH, June 2.-Our market still remains without 11e. Scarcely any traneactions taking place t'.day, pricea are nomi nally unaltered. Wheat. white, M. tOs. to 10/. per load ; red, W. to 10i. Parley, Ma. to Ma. per qr. Oats, 19s. to 20e. Beans, MM. to 40e. Pees, WA to 40e. Pasorox, June 2.-We are without any arrival this week. The Corn Sae bee rsmdmed la the ear imedve state we have had occasion Moab SW sand weds end Wham sales hare been effected, rather kiwis prier were la The re was a wall supply of English Must at our market Deasy, which met a looguid sale, at the ram 4Ws day TM trawactions in all other descriptions RIPS Si OW witetioes must be considered little mare that Flow Is. per pack lower. Oats fully supporta thar maim viva, and Is some cues realised an edema all& pee beieL The dual lbe Oatmeal IL. exceed ingly limited, end slam samples dietlned Id. per load, without pro moting Wes wee*, of metlee. lonia Meal ed per lead dearer. In other *tamale 41~ tsrepart. Ihelaserise seethe pates Wheat, pee whale leggels. lasesake, white, 21s, ed. to fie.; re Id f A c e. N. le Wm ; Masan mad ether counties, red, Ma. 02. to 22e.; babel el Tella. red, superier qualities, 6a. 4d. to fa. ; Is mei, elk a Gs. 041. Foreign, per bushel of Ma, Assam aid Camas white, Is. to Ta. td.; red, e.. to 71. Essaa, Welate, mei Illettia, red, 7a. Id. to 75. 4d. ; Ham burg s od Lower Baltic, red, ga. Id. to Is.; Rorerdam and the Rhine, red. go. 10d. to Ta. lamb, red, 6s. Bd. to es. loa. Flour, per peak et Nike, Magni. els le seperase, 28a. to 36x ; azeel 23e. to M.; Id* pm mit of MOM. los to superfine, French, superfine and extra supallse, lies. to Vs.; Arne' lean,p e r b,rrel of Hato, Me. to 21*. Beers per windle of Moles., English and Iriett, 13e. dd. to 14a. kl. P.M. 180th.., Irish, ma;.le and grey, 13a. to IM. 6d. Oate, per her. ot Irish, prime meeting qualities, 3s. to Va. ld.; memos es. ed. to 2s. I Id. • pro vender, 2a. 10d. to as. 3d. Oatmeal. per treed a 24elim., Ho' 9 git a 26e. 6d. to Ha. Cid. • Trial, choke make, 24a. to 26.'. 6d.; Merl!qualities. Zia. to MA &I.; middling to good, 23.. to Indian Corn, per qr. of Meths, 36e. to 38s. Indian Corn Meal, per pack of Stolba, white, English manufacture 19s. 6d. to 20e.; yellow, 30e. to Mx 6d. Bran, per pack of 210 th., English and kith, Ills. 9d. to 12a. READING, June 2.-In the Wheat trade to day the buyers had the advantage of about la. per qr., and upon these terms loudness was very restricted. Trade in every other grain was as dull as tasta ble, and prices Twain nominally the same. SAFFRON WALDEN, June 2.-Wheat more dull of sale. aorta, Me.; beet, 43e. per qr. Barley rather scarce grinding, Ordinary • ; for malting, 30s. per qr. Beans rather brisker, from 31s. to 33e. 6d. Oats slow of sale, IS.. to 18s. SHREWSIMUT, June 2.-Our market this day was scantily supplied with Wheats, which met with a dull sale, at last week's ir Oats, Barley, and Beans about the same, with a slow demand. WARMINSTER, June 2.-The supply of W neat was mode rate; rates are dull; end mires, though a shade lower, were without alteration in the quotations. Good samples of Barley were scarce, but there was but tittle inclination manifested to purchase, conse quently the trade ruled beavy,At a reduction ale. per qr. Oats were in good supply, with but a moderate Mold. y; best samples main. tamed former tams ; but for light corn teas nicety was taken. A =tof from re. to 3a. per qr. 03 Beans occurred, and a dull ta Per mealy anything doing. Malt and Flour without alteration in I aloe. Whad, 2 Ss. to 48a. Barley, Ws. to 30s. Oats, 16a. to 335. Beans, VS to 46.. Malt, Sao to fas per qr. Fluur, Ms. to 33e. per sack. WINCHESTER, June 2.-Thare was a good supply of Wheat. Inferior samples were but very little in request; but in the beet deteriptlone a essmderable moult of business was transacted, and fret week's pates were firmly supported. In Barley comparatively nothing was min; but in the few sales occurring prices were de reatd The Malt trade was dull, and prices unaltered. Oats were dull of sale, and MUM had a downward tendency of 6d. to la. Beene and Peas still continue to be in small request, and prices rather lower. Wheat, 71. 10.. to 121. per toed. Barley, 21.. to 295. Oats, lfis. to Ma. Beans, 345. to 364. Prato 34.. to 40s. per qr. Malt, Ts. 6d. Tares, Os. to es. per WNW. Whizze a( s, Jane 2.-The weather is remarkably floe, sad the pev crop are spoken of es making favourable progress. We have rather Mire Wheat cawing at to.day's market than of late. The trade le dew last week's prices. A moderate supply a Oats, for which there Is goad demand at late rates. Beans ia small supply, ea fay as deer. Wheat, white, 445. to 46e. ; extra, 48s. per qr. tes t 4O s. to Ole. ; Was, 4.i0. Bi 4. to 9d. per stone. Imam ii Sts. to am per qr.; new, 30s. to SU. WOZOIMITIII, June 2.-Our market to-day was thinly at tended, sad the trade in Wheat ruled very dull, but lower prices were sot amesay masted. Barley held for former prices, Oats wore Wei in Walled quissities at the currency of this Oar se'nnight. Very tittle dam M Beim and for Peas we had no Inquiry. Yoiz, Jaws 11.-Oursoli of Wheat to-day is only sawn, and prime me fully . No Barley at market. In OMS, Baas, Is., nositmlits. t„ white, Ma. to 33e. per imp. qr. ; red, 44e. to 47e. Melt, Nis. to 64e. Oats, Sd. to eid. per stone et WM Flour, Ma per sack of 28101 be. DUBLIN, Jose 1.-The weather still ssatinues most fa wank* =defer market thi da rt, generally hem. Our supplies of hessigrows swain ant, se newleast that prises are almost Wiwi ding% and we meet tepee ass ' meted= of Taco day. The tillarter was the pant mama :-Wheat, whits, 235. le sea.; rid, am War. per Melba Oats, 10s. ato la. Sd. per MU* WM% 141101 , MA per 041131. Indian Oorn, sis. fe as. air Melba. Oat nea 12e. to 14s. per cwt. Flour, in sacks, Ma. ba 14e.1er cwt.; Amarro, 24e. to 234. 1. 80 barrel. BELFAST Key.-Darin tits first ten days of the ism* sow ;kip we hed dry Madame weather. Thls was sue. aided by mild draws awl pedst haat, whielther sx 4 r i a lreved the epposnwes et Me asps, ea *seacu s s in fay as a state as "MI was at Or peeledlest gamed aep al potatoes is taremul a r te rms lor the sese end the may map ft also pro. aim there ere halyard es splatas el Seem having ea stains Oar rem* at the et WI us& as to =r a w Mir ed asses hollsollowli sew end as asesetrena is, that we Mee as smonsing Sea aesmlagif lendebio deer ied for Indian ears sad Other coarse breastagh ;sdk le m a le a surprise how tap remaroes of the essetzy stood dmineematemhe of massy to pay SW* , daily foods as Osswel beams Is gat am metatarsals& owing, m Om Man a Sr arab.. es sell se to the month. Wiry stele dear This week we W sae supplia Of pia the fienstry. ed a lbw saheb hem America oedema asis ofd 'lab salami fOr sessesplits as they appear. Wheat et Mad las st lame Illeresete hamerawn sal at 101. telalaseeemaila leads , ale. Pomba% It. 13a. le IL Is. &Waft alato 1 ; Few* Mae, 91. 10a. to 101. ; maw am Amass 101. 3s. to 111. la. per ton. MOM' : Prices ere maws ea mks slow. Ananias iamb a fres ale, at 245. to na. beg allentioll la *lna Oats sell freely, at rather teem money tharat mestfroma a slow sale, at the ptieea noted on Friday. lodiaa Owe is le pal demand, at an Wanes of ax to 10e. per on ; ; 111. Waft; white, Am lea Orlita, has 1.-The weather continues changeable, and SE Ara ORMISOS by we are favoured with 00a end refreshing tains, sash er al a i reelears as extraordinary degree of repotation , and are el haat et the seemy. The time trawsme Is tepidly ose when bet ems ma dry mare ad be emelred i : s ted ea eines* win heelikasable Tema samba with soma, Ithe erateisa es a preWsse haseleleg time Is the Wheat crop. So ke .1 OS mope preeme a met piresdear asp Cl. The waft* gook pi week am IN. Owing ip this fact, sad the to Os Mae is the Lamest make we have a kW trade Is Islam (Ms ad sea set amass in Ma as to brag OM angst se a IN with them wadi eme slot able helm the lea yam The saW athemogeems gads Is Me per mon. NA rims am the same. lime pers Maga Waal am *opt herb to ides (if any ellasties Ps alasem be qmsesip Is met Instances to of Ole bsyer. Today, lower, the nada la firmer. A Mr Wes IN of Oats lave ban this te the outporta at ed. to 14 per harm& haat bask Map dad the peke of last week. The bures li a s in Mous Ms lea Balled am, the puo Aare sob le die of the itemmiate man MUM Mao la SSW semi se finer sentfrate 0110 Saws look 1111 312 80 ,_ 4=lo:llMPlevesemt he the trade. Ora le the alp nay has been Mani. Wel. We love he WO einadieufig meg a geed amount of Mohan mein, bet en ammo is to lake _Miele of fully it. (Seeks low toe. a i i ilF e kt Oltlnot mOso 84 100. to M eal k. WID dookand for Indian M alas at a Neely abaft Lesesator,, Jaw L-Tlas araithie asthma all that coal& be desired, alto:Mate rain and etas Lan asps look wet luxuriant, bwr rldts= s t i b lid e mrlVe k terptodlraterri " d a reen nwl i a. deed *sll l6.ur Wire; tar edam, breepht Ms. M. no Me. per Oseri IM. 1 6 t per Mar. belie Corn kir few bands; Mgto •Im4 Kai MIMS dorsal 6d. per lea more. SWAM ad porta' d this exeltmeent; the eels ip Oddly rwsaD se earensadism. Rs, is seams and in dererL Galan India Con, di.; Mad. W. 17.. ed.; Saleedes. Mu., Si. 17.. 6d. Amens" phew, Si. It.. Id.; white, W. us.; Mann Meal, Si. Is.; By, Meal, 67. Mirk= Ma par hag; Arerren, Sta. par Oared WATIRFORD. Jere 2.—We have sapsdireed Sa motive domed/4w Indies Care areepleent the reel l / 4 stalsedili prnesoad _all rarities mud be reeled darer la. le la. 114. 1" tee Ll lase dieNraty. This armee on Mars bee led sr serrive bt bidet ileseriptioes at Wheat, whisk are Wadi. did. le la. per tend enir des Mrs or this day Windett, bed Ms deem% webs to =cued rads of the Floor trade, are IMMO be tell ern at a sill le M. per bend Ors sad Derry ire in oil request to talprisee. PY sn szsmilrity dull sale, at M. pr ark War the ammo" at week. Orr soaks of lesercrown yds be now embsestel. dr make sememption alibi distrist wid lave be be mat by of brigs ma tie bervest. The prosest pekes:— Veined : - Mask ndli.yar. 26 skre, Mk to SU id.; stdadod. to KM Id. Bohm arida& ye 16 at, Met et to 16.. WI.; to 12s. to 13s. Oats, White, peed et, lls. to lb. id.; bleak. Ito id. 115.4 a. Dried end help: Wheat, Irish milk per PO st., Wm to 2.1 e. ; MipOm Ms. 6d. to WM. Polled Odra, Me. to 245. ed. • Trench white, Ms. to 25.. 6d. • red, 24.. M. b Sr. . Per 16 at.. ISs. to Its. odg , rite, per 14 et., Ils. Id. to 125.; 1 Is. M. lls. ad. per irk SM. to SOL to no IL: 011 . 14 a rre 111 s.; iherlbet Mak; In▪ dian m• per 20 stone, Desidm 21e. ed. to SIM M.; Areideset yellow and red, Ms. to 21/s. Oa. g Its. to 11.. Id.; kr atria, lb. to 16s. Indian Cara Meal. per cwt., its.llM Oatmeal. In. he l is. 6d. Iran, per 6 st., 4s. to 4s. id. lowa this week: Wheat, 2,750 qrs.; Indian Corn, 5,615. - - KIRKCALDY ' June 2,—Sine• this dap week the weather has beta war en and genial; all kinds of growing sage regrew fa vourably. In many districts Tmalp.sowing is well Mauna& At our country markets this weak, owing chiefly, we think, to farmers beteg Sootily engaged to the fields, we had few samples of any kind of grsio oaring. We smote priers same as last week; the awn, how ever, was in favour of the selle-s. Here today we badman supplies of all kinds of grain, all of which were readily taken off for local ran som lost, at bully the rates obtainable last week. What, OA to 500. oar qr. Earley, 21a. to 275. Oats, lla. to 20a. 6d. Oatmeal, per het or nom. , IQs CATTLE, ate.— 81112111 , 12LD, TWO o'Clock.—Ws have • ham saWy ot beasts and much better quality unto week. Tbe &mad la very limited, It ocoaequently dine* upport Parlay's prices ; we cannot quote 3.. M. foe anything, although it may be nearly r, abed far a few choke thinp. Tba number of Sheep I. also larger ; small selling Sheep make about the same as of late; but big fieeep are rather lower. Lamb is a ready sale, at fully late rates. Trade is slow for Calves, bat a canoe one la more fatly mold at a little advance. From Germany and Holland there are 331 beasts, 960 Sheep, and 113 Calves; and from Scotland, 330 Basta. Lrm moos of Ake.. a. 4. a. d. par lama at inlin v. A. a. d. alai Boras Masked,— I 4 3 6 Mai lhaa.4lll(..bds. Wt. 3 8 4 Duet Ilbora4banas Woad panty Saaals 36 I 0 Ds. do. Sham .. 34 3 lava 3 4 4 4 Maras and imated gamins 0 0 0 Plea ......... Wog Daa, k Half.theris 0 0 0 0 lambs .... 6 4 6 Boats at uncut. 3.306; ghat , and 143106. 26.440; Cava. 610 ; Pip, ISO. POTATOES.—SOUTRWLILK, Wunnuma, June 4.—We 4:Winne to be supplied with fortign Potatoes more thin equal to the demand, whisk has mum! a sossiderable reduction to be submitted to. The few Yorks here still commend a high figure. The following see this day's (notations: Tort Regents, 160 s. to 5205. Scotch whites, 80a. to 90s. Foreign whites, 30s. to 90s. HOPS.—Boßovou Maaxer.—ldaaara. Pattendan and Smith report that the accounts from the plantations continue to come wore and worse generally, and the duty is declining, and barge sums are offered against 90,0001. The market keeps daily advancing, so that it la impossible to quote prior. The finest Sussex could not be obtaleed under 73e. per cwt. Other kinds in proportion. BREAD.—Juss 2.—Tne prices of wheaten brad in the metropolis are from 7d. to 70.; of household cutto t W. to Gad. per flea. lost. POULTRY.—Nswoms AND LUADENNALL, Juprz 2. Turkey pullets, 4s. 3d. to ss. 9d.; goslings, 3n Gd. to Ss.; fowls. Is. 6d. to Gs.; capons, 4a. to 75.; &keens. 3a. to 40.; duckllngs,2B. 9d. to 4 ; pigeons. Id. to 10d. ; sad rabbits, 10d. to Is. Pd. aeon. Ostend fresh butter, Oa. to 10s. ; sod •ft ditto, as. to Ile. per dozen lbs.; Irish ens; 4s. 6d. to 3a. ad .; er.k ditto, 3a. to Ge.; end Foglia ditto, Gs. Gd. to 7s. 3d. per 120. FlSH.—Btu.ncoooori, Juno 2.—Turbots, 2.. to 61.; Wilk, 6d. to ts. ; eod flab, Is. to Is.; WbIUDIs , Yd. to Sd.: mackerel, 4d. to Pd. ; baddoeks. to MI.; labskona le. to Se. crabs, la. to 9s. each maroon, led. to Is. • moussoa, del. to od.; eels, 4d. to 10d.; salt flab, Id. to 2d. ; ditto cried, sd. to Y. per lb.; soles, S d . to la. 3d. per pair ; tlortodere, la. to la. per dos.; (eloped Asa, M. to 4d. pa lb.; white bait, is. to per quoit /Mt errinctii;.. OUTGOING MAILS. Ito mails for Madeira, the Brazils, and Buenos Ayres, will be made upon this evening. The malls for Vigo, Oporto, Lisboa, Madeira, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, will be made up on the moraine of the 7th of June. The mails, via Marseilles, to the Meditertanean, Egypt, Ceylon, India, Hong-Kong, axe., beinade up on the evening of the 7th of June. Mills for British North America and the United States will be made up on the evening of the Bth of June. the West India Mails, ezoluding Bermuda, Buenas, Nara; elondures, New (*kens, and Mezko, and 'Wilding those for Madeira, Et. Juan-deaticersgua, New Grenada, Chill, and Pau, ris made up on the morning piths 17th June. The malls toe Gibraltar, Malta, G We lonian Islands, Egypt, Adria, Ceylon. India. Hone-Kong, and tams, ens Southampton, will be made up on the 20th of June. MOE WATER AT LONDON ERIDOE. Tan DAT iliOralla.l 2 atm.Aftonnoo. gen 1. ToW.miovf—lloralar, 41 IBM N. 1; MICMAC. 2 sta. pan 2. LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 4. PARLIAMENT has re-assembled once more, and con trary to the expectations of many whom it more or less concerned, the whip all remain at the right side of the table, and the conservatives all remain at the wrong. In spite of various schemes of honourable inclusion, and of right honourable exclusion, every body seems to be just where they were. Numberless ingenious plans no doubt were tried. Unexception able programmes on different bases may be easily imsgined. Conferences under the name of kind calls of inquiry after the health of an old friend with whom no ono was formerly more intimate, may be readily conceived, with all the characteristic elements of mutual espionnage of each other's countenance, as each cautious feeler was thrown out, or pregnant question casually and as if inadvertently asked. Since the wonderful events chronicled by &sot., there have probably been few more amusing scenes than those which have recently been enacted in private, between the full-fed tenants of the royal field offering a share of their pasture, yet keeping the gate fast shut, and their envious neighbours parleying across the fence, with half averted heads in the air, as if they hoped by an attitude of independence to conceal the twitch ing, of hunger, and the leanness of their condition. But the key has only been rattled in the lock, and not an opportunity has in reality been given for the slimmest er slipperiest to squeeze through. There is no coalition after all. For another sessional epoch we must be content to see things rub on as they have heretofore done. Easter and Whitsuntide are passed ; and the third stage of the year's parliamentary jour ney is begun, without any change of horses. Slow will the progress consequently be, we apprehend, and numerous the small obstructions which will have to be encountered. Disappointment is a keen critic, and tantalization a bitter commentator. The very nature of the case, moreover, forbids all broad or can did differences. After what was so near happening yesterday, there is no saying what may turn up to morrow. The negotiation for a junction failed—not because LINCOLN and RusseeL, GRAHAM and GREY, differ in opinion on any nameable point of policy, foreign or domestic but simply because hardly any one was willing to go I out, and nearly every one wanted to come in. And cabinets have one peculiarity in common with quart bottles—they obstinately refuse to hold at a time more than the full of them. If by any device more than two pints could have been coaxed into the Downing-street decanter, we may be certain it would have been. They tried it hot, but it would not do. They tried it cold, but with no better result. Then a little of each was thrown out, but there still remained a surplus inappropriable ; then a little more, as touching proofs of reciprocal generosity (at the expense of feeble friends), but still tea much remained. Finally a new and improved bottle, made, not of brittle and unyielding glass, but of opaque and elastic Indian rubber, was tried, in the confident hops that by prorate it would be made to take in all. But the fates were ad verse. This also proved a failure. Short of publicly spilling an obnoxious viscount, in addition to other less 'resisting quantities, room there was not, and could not be made, for a potential Pzeizre infusion. Nevertheless, as we have said, success so often seemed at hand, and the hindrances to fusion of all the really knowing ones of the rival corps having now been ascertained to be practically so few, it is but natural that the ostensible renewal of hostilities will only be resorted to in order to save appear ances with that most gullible of creatures, a disoerning public. The usual flourish of trumpets will be kard and the customary challenges will be loudly given. But dangerous or damaging collisions will be avoided. Buttons have been pat upon the foils in every ease but one. Against the over-nangaine and too vents roue friend of continental liberty the point of enmity will be left sincerely naked. Bat few like the shock of personal encounter with that practiced and for midable antagonist; and we incline to the belief that his fell is much more likely to be wrought by unseen bands than by the onslaught of open and confessed opponents. We differ widely in principle from Lord PALMERSTON, and we think his oalculafons oftentimes mistaken. But let no man be deceived as to the object of the hostility of the Peelites towards him. It is not that he is too ready to intervene and interfere in foreign quarrels, but that his interposition is so frequently in favour of h popular freedom ; while that of Lord ABERDEEN, whose system they would fain see substituted instead, has been and would never be exerted save to sustain the canes of legitimacy and the interests of dee ri t trl i llis reservation the conservatives are likely to carry on an energetic and eloquent mock opposition to the whip during the remaindet of the session. The Colonial Secretary will he • occasionally worried in the person of his used deputy in the Commons. Mr. HAWES has f rom the first been little more than flogging-boy to the wicked earl "in another place." Some how or other the junior "candour," of the Peelite school don't like being too demonstrative in their jealousy of Lo r d GREY. They have their own reasons for bestowing their cruel attentions on the subordinate authority of the department. The member for Kinsale would be among the first of the whig Jonah. thrown overb oar d should the storm set in violently. But which of the of-disant colonial reformers can tell how soon be might be asked to coalesce with "the Gres?" So that albeit Lord LINCOLN has at length given formal no tice of moving an address to the crown regardin g Vancouver's Island, and notwithstanding a notice likewise' given by Mr. GLADSTONE of • motion re. [carding the Hudson's Bay Company, we d o no t an ti. cipate any very hard bitting from either of th e ex . (pedant) m inisters. They know well that this is pretty certain to come from their less scrupulous and more sincere neighbours, the protectionists. To afford these opportunities for fair or unfair attacks on the government, and while affecting a philosophic and patriotic tone of impartial investigation into fac's, to let loose the Stanleyitea at indi viduals is the obvious tactique of the Morn. ing Chroniclers. While there appeared to exist any danger of point-black toryism ri gainirg the ascendant,—an armed neutrality and somi thing more was rigidly observed. Mr. DISRAELI was made the theme of perpetual ridicule and abuse; and no ancient friend or confidant in bye-gone days was spared while need there seemed to keep the official field char of In terloperc As against the latter whigs and Peelites hastily made common cause, and an they fought together under a true flag, we cannot but rejcice in their success. Protectionism being now confessedly out of the run ning, the disinterested effort will be to make use of the loose talents of the Extreme Right in bringing the present monopolists of power to a more fitting sensed the duty of sharing it. Will Mr. DISRAELI and his friends submit to be thus used P Will they pluck the chesnuta out of the fire at the feline bidding of their former leaders and deceivers ? Will they gulp meekly all the scorn of which, with transient exceptions, they have been treated P Will they enlist under the repudiated flag anew—this time without even the hope of being re cognised as participators in the spoil were victory won? We shall see. Tn French quarrelled with Louis PHILIPPE be. cause he would not only reign but govern, incense he would persist in presiding at cabinet councils, in meddling with the details, as well as directing the ensemble of government. The King of the French was wont to urge that in acting thus he merely sop. p imw l an i p ed ot2 a ge:ffi n n a siac t i i en o te n nt a lc7 l ye defect, n up o net h , t a h that thetlll them l e r m ill :ea2 the political public, and that his influence and sup port were necessary to keep a ministry together. The people, in February, having destroyed the en tire clock-work of the French administration, it was in the power of the politicians to put it together, in the form and proportions, with the movements and the checks which they pleased. And, singular to say, they have managed to adopt all that was bad in Louts PHILIPPE'S system, and get rid of all that WU good. The worst feature of Louts Pniurre's manage ment was, that it was directed more for the interests of his dynasty than for those of the country. He was always thinking of the Bourbon family and the scions of the house of Orleans, more than even of /a belle France. His foreign policy was a family policy, and hie Spanish doings too clearly evince the enmities and alliances, the diplomacies tad the armaments cf France, being based on court antipathies and in trigues, princely views and ambition. The business of the cabinet was not to enlighten the prince, bat to pay court to him. Aud a superior intellect like that of GUIZOT was bowed down by this powerful and ever present influence to quarrel with England, where his true sympathies must have bean, and to interfere in Spain, which either as a court or as a country he must in a sovereign degree have de spised. If there be one point in which a republic is prefer. able to &monarchy, it is decidedly this—that the chief of the state is without a dynastic bias, that he is not implicated by old and selfish family intrigues, that his alliances or leanings are not personal, and in fact that he has nothing to look to but the country's interests, and honour. What Frenchman is ignorant of this— what Frenchman would deny it? And yet, when a republic was the only possible form of government, they nullify its very best quality by electing as Pre sident almost the only Frenchman, out of thirty mil lions, who had dynastic interests, and aims, and pre jading. It would seem really as if Providence had offered a premium for the greatest amount of po litical folly in a nation, and that France was exerting all ber powers to win it. Instead of a king with a democratic taste and in terest, the French thus selected a republican pug dent with monarchic ones. And having ,thus rude LOUIS NAPOLEON a LOUIS PHILIPPE to the best of their ability, they stick him in the very place, the occupation of which by the King so annoyed them. They make a constitution, in which the chief of the executive necessarily presides the cabinet. Such was the office they made for CATAIGN IC, an execu tive President of the council. Such is the office to which LOUIS NAPOLEON succeeded. It is owing to his having taken this position that the task of forming a cabinet has become sodifficalt to him. Instead of being above that score or score and a half of politicians oat of whom ministers are made, LOUIS NAPOLEON is one of them. He debates with them, quarrels with them is now and then in a minority of his own cabinet. He counsels vox when they cry pane, and mercy when they cry rigour. The consequence is that the Freed cabinet has been utterly ignorant of its own intentions, and completely undecided as to its own sims. The expedition to Rome is a proof. Whet was its object, what were its instructions, what is to be its end ? No two of the ministers, which sine tioned it, could agree in an answer to these questions. M. FAUCHER would tell you one thing, 3.l.'PAsse ther, Louis NAPOLEON could not say anything. Bat there is the expeditionary army, rotting on the Cam papa, quite ready either to do the absolutist wort of Russia, and restore the wont species of despoil" the priestly autocracy, or to fraternise with the Ra man republic, should Lanais ROLLIN bunt into the closet of the presidential palace. We have no accusation to make against Loris NAPOLEON. He seems exceedingly well disposed, ready to conciliate, to take counsel, to adopt the views and colour of the majority. Like a good constitte tional chameleon, he his taken the colour of the party or the substance to which he came to be attached- He seems anxious to let the country have in will, to allow the assembly to have its will, and to let politicians do as they please. And he has pen mitted the score and a half of gentlemen considered to be materials of ministries to settle the question amongst them of who shall be minister. The President seems to have placed his hands behind his back, and to look on. He has contented to part with the minister he liked best, and who win attached to him, M. FAUCHER. And he has waited to see what the political tide will send him. Be- Guinn or Dur&une, or both, or neither, seems all res to him. But in conciliating the Assembly, and allowing the dominant political coterie to do what it pleases, and te constitute itself a government in what proportions it may decide, what is Louis NAPOLEON doing for the country ? Is he consolidating its republican insti. ultimo, or preparing the way for monarchic °arra Is be entenng with dignity upon a policy of economy and pease P He is not. The Rombe' an intervention, as preposterous as expensive lies it. Has he given one single atom of sup port to the liberal cause in Europe? With Hutt guy, Germany, and Italy, struggling for their charter, has his attitude, or that of his ministry, been one of sympathy ; and, if sympathy and interest, hare these been shown for the nations struggling for their independence, or for the military powers labouring to crush them ? The last debate in which 31. Ballad s , voice was heard, it was ;hard is laudation of Rm% f the usw "--Y which bad acknowledged the republic. And this sr* Algol lAA GB (ling, 101 assn, m although Boman in cannot bn BY the ton Tests British ( l oc k. Oc had no as salaries of have react no w h ove them to Ministers and have game P. The re] mons on day, is fai clue to gi into why It is a thi might ha sea geata Sir ROBE was read off °mini without common colonists. AI tome Batt( Prey eeiv( he si 6, Ni (al, Rol - . tl Bar Toc Art Bet are me ral he: