The Express. — London, England, 1849-07-31 00:00:00

'I IW"- - . . ~ i`tvG- No. 913.] LILAUTE EASTERN RAILWAY.—The SOUTH ATERN NORTH RENT dAILWAY km sew OPEN from the bridge Terminal le Lewidme. Ithekhesta. Charlton, We .1- Dertf,rd, Orem Gremserol, end Wm.!, fur RO a-panu sad CHAIM.. Dews T7.tee Rum Leadim.edge. ea 'trek dem every half-boar. N IB 7.7111. m. to LSI p Lreirdmaa, BLelbeeth, Charlton, sal may; sad map bar, from 7.1 sN. to 9.70 p.m. for trdb., p r ipord, Ormalleka, Orsvaisl mg Mood kr Rochester, sad Caidases. rp Train bin Streak Orinsuad. Oreenlldee. Darltord, sad jrlti ewry Isar, 197. 907791 tram 7 ..m to II pae., end from eb.01790, thislhoorl Lewishamerarp leer. Rem tie 11 pa. Aiwa. warm. velum lAN DUN U LI deal bad elan ard elms Ist ebei Sod& b. el Oa IL Oa b. 13 le. le p. Satabrelb .' U.Y. M. 94. 4e. MI 14 p. II p. meal Weelstal Is. N. fa ad. de Id. 13 p. IS p. Se. kid. Is. Y. SO p. ll p. 4d. la. H. M. 1 mtebibi M. Y. kid. b. IL i n g'• " kit INlCbsthsex 4.. rd. Is. M. }a bd. 1iar116414 labd. i n g % le g a• Ude WM aid blautettet arm be obtained aa appliealloa at be Iteadaus. sad at ell Sillllloo • of the bob bast. O. B. HERBERT. ikeretary. W lP Terabia. Jab IN AWL N OTICE 01: 11,13MOVAL.—Mtrans. WILLIAM L %MOND mat ON WA* aad Shave hookers sad blowsy .ells.. oa, respectfully IS Is Warm their Meads and the rails diet they tsave IUItIInYZU their OVIDCES fres the UaU or CMS. .nee to No. I, Royal Ifatemeas•ha eP. trlore they trust to be Ilivaared entl.• conveners et thist=ore_tota !nett they have Worm ecuowd.-14.• tee *. LADE BKLJ SADO asd CHILDREN'S (SRL— • very Imo asserloset dies Osislosis rMs sod Issos. IT. sisal, owl OM Inas Sts. auk Mid rafth Mesa sod pima author,, and oodrele true teas sosssiv or IS OF ALL at the aft..rours at *MIAMI ft. BURTON pair oursoso, tte.rd.strevt (earner of Naviaart-atreet). sad . I. •re t, are the hurl.* In the world ; slims may dm t wi s:rtbs patent ltbekaUth or Kari Ins Swim will& Is sopOssAls .111,0 is trust sad ss s braid... Os. It has b, 1111114 ▪ Walflare to puke: neat. raptifer to tin dm water-W. Owasso ▪ Issioryl• at 14s. IL eask.—Ostalisd eataktess. with ihstathiga (dewy tramlne'', midi, ma (par Foal tem LA URNS. of LONIMN- MAKE ONLY.— ia• treatrisrtimut d tray Luidawauds TEA VILNA (is. all tr meat irsodOrs, mossy of *Melt are reghteml) ht the vie& Is en MLR at WILLIAM O. BC IMMO NW Rims aid who). ha, OaltalL•tveek assure st Nowa moped. sad Ns. I, tiew- Mmiseet. Rom wS4 sok w.minte._l. —Waged sserlsoses, • wrimptimp (rs prat), irso.--Ratablathrd WsOrstrest. Tr- IRK MECHIAN DRESSINO CASE, the most SAM ever Onsolad. bring cony the aft^ of a poestAssb. It OOP par of 'lncurs thdythatoll d peculiar Mel moms, Ii ode dem oanta aod bat... Paste damlod-tasty 14 1 016 i •e soma Ith Isair.beadt sad mapalisla, Ms. Ts sank sod al• thathalsoa of , familtha re.-'am. *is Mosotho Ise Ism smadoltios. At. hosomst variety Moths desesi amb Ift Yam &ad orstlestes,e4tharloimao am& eft lesithsron al prism Ils NA either the emossofral m tasonsfsa A. ealonstas Ms* of mltialad.aba ritirit4lMPo. gediAgen. =Pt asostalladaWas. mar Isom, ta* tottery, sumalmississ ssiabfeMblm ha Illawahitary, 4.ldolsobaooth et, km dam Ilram lassiles. ENEREADitMAIR. —ROWLANDS' aCkaltAll OIL ssorithso the bale la Its embryo dass, Nom Its mouth, A.m....a it Pam mid sod dasirtlf, mondm It ia maturity, and manor. mossialos of Imlay thmsr, talky .o ft. low ioa ‘usiou• roluldsoey Is ills bocci mond ad Isms M. Is Me gem tla of wankera, eyebrow% rf andsoldos, It Is air mad- In Is tts atvostatne overawes. Foe Madras it Is espaskity eassm 1N1414. is• Imams the Mat. of a Issmidnal Mod of Mk sod, min im O. Je e 1 the RIM a.sh amosmory. Imam of smirk= boltaide., —The ItrOlille smote ha. Ills needs alowisodif Ilea.. tar Ois*.a. tha Inso.m. Pose 3.. ad.; Ts. ; Waal Wind Is bar mall), la. t.L; sad double that ma, lts. me tottha—thdd by the proprietor., at 20, llat. sa-medas, Landon. sod by all abssobb sod ran IiF.LIKViiII I. ONE HOWE, frrque-ntly ia 1..1 so hoer. «y BAXTiIII OMIT lad lIIIEUMATIt The trawl tor, who haw blaaself, fwd. all path re nown t n manure. , after tb Ira dr. Tory are equally goral tie dowlaturam , mad all rheumatic hr:01 awl fare, always eWeetht4 a awe in a few day, e Woo no onlito then daaweroutt twedirtne. They require e oillortnent our e 11.141811 of the tonal heavy and all who bike theta tti4el with the remit —Prepared cagy by U. Baxter, I. Hun lI..P.Act. r 1.41 Won by Samer, Oztor4.4l.rwett, Prima& Efilwerrase4 al; Ihrotasa, Wahrortb; thihrd, Atrami ; Johastaa, corahal. W s ktwd, ; end mat lialmikels• wankel to town awn onnery —in boars al la ! ,, e1 wed ha dd. oath. I:::KNElttrad PILLd fur the NKKVISIS sad nSCLEit, peke ea. 60. nod Its. *hoz. Ibis istreardtesary say to evieueed hem soy Monis& Ps *Mast. se the see. sew petrel me perketty souundine, and sill sisesely he ersdited Msli look The arouse aarl.b am If by vaagis. la addl. tbla In it. Kiev flies Is atienitihening the nervous end mosselar raza, .t se • senile so event,s tins untildheime pOl, s wen. etre.i.dheme• A +ke rioeiesk, ow.* • Aa; meths sod Ps. Isms sad refoolds. sleep. As a smellier of die bleed this Mediator is 'mewl tikik be it peasants- the "hole body Ifke s fears, sod ethoe. every Impurity uot cline spoon; an dim Account. these Mimi ao dn4mun el haying s beautiful amides ion otionid Ua aydstel; ,oesiar• his. rr partbabm al Mr. Aiernelbs's reit- INS mod L :64.4 Ie•MCIUMP4 Mend eat boa. Thr , lirot-pries boa Is es. old. ' rp4eado Amt.: KARCLAV, _/111,1•t4.041141 , 40t; KIN% 111444-•-•••••• INiien. RANCIRe. •Ildned-enreeti FRANCE. ?AlllB, 311ND&T, 6 30 r.x. It Mg be recollected tha gen ernment, a year sae, tequesttated all the railways. with the in tenuoe of working there at the expense of the state. It teems, hower, that this mode has not pre sented all the advantage • • xpected from it, and Nl. Pussy is ab ut to sill the Lyons Railway to a new company. his company is to have a capital of 300,000,000 fr., of a hich 200,000,000 fr. will be paid into the treasury, and fill up the deficit therein. The company is at the sune time to c entraet for finishing the line between Lyons and AtiAn-n. It is posi tively rated that this affair is settled, and that the bargain is signed. The welfare of the country and the difflealties cf tee fit arelnl ei ration are again the subject of an article in the Debits to-day. This jonrr.al asserts that work is not so generally swpeedtd as it is said to be, and that i t several mallet tetoring towns a cocain activity. in the factori s is visible ; Lyo ais iustanoed as one ef these. How ler, %h. litsbals dotes not combat the fact that the situati..n i. for we reeiht n in 1845 and 18-16, and even 1817, when &tette erns so severely felt. Tice Legit] ettve Assembly had to &seem to-day a question blaring on the &moots of the country. It woe to be deciebil whether or not a proprall made by M. Creton, and already noticed, should be taken iuto consideration. It may be recollect•d that some time ago tl e tax 06 drinks, w;ich brought in a hundred mations to the treasury. sus abrogated from the yeer 1850 forward. M. Cn ton's proposal is not for the pu poet of annuls .g the &oaten e f the Constituent Assembly. but propos: d to owyend it for six in 'nth% in order Putt in the rreanwhilr government may po tent a new law regulating the .ax to be imposed on po'able liqu'ris. M. L franc prop •SCII the adjournment of the motion, inasmuch a. no anxiety could be fel" in reel rd to float ee after the rat, me et made by the ministe r to the tit N. Oat the byget of 1830 would not show a ba'at cc against the state. M. Pasty then informed the CM mhe r that le would propose a motion on that very 'object on Batm-day next, and that he errs not opiansed t an adieu umer.t. lie rechlei that he too posed to re-veablit4 the tax, though the manner of raising it would be modified. Toe question cf t e mean ly of the tax was then dismayed by several orators, M. Manesin dielaeieg . it an unjust and im moral one, and General C Laminae s.ating that he had disapprove tof is aholiCon. The Asseo.bly rub d the adjournment of the motion till Wednesday week. There was no other business of interest in the Cham ber up to poet-hour. A great number of journals pre'end that Piedmont has atee - .ted the pi/Inuits/In of Aestris. It is said that °envoi Gemeau had received orders to march several b t alions to the frontiers of Savoy ; but that as the troops wets star ing 1w rem-lead eenoterorders by a telegraphic dispatch, which contained asmco that pea. e between Austria and Piedmont was definitively signed. Though France seems in this mater to have left !Wm,* tin the lurch, it bag vistaed to Snits' r land its intention of taking its put alainst Pawns in the env flied that has oared the levy by that republic of 28,000 men, under the orders of General Dufour; that is, in case (whit h is improbable) the pretensions of Prussia and the G anti I hike of lititlen should ren der inerverr ion to emery. Pearce gives as her reason foe refusing to receive the Baden refugees, her desire to show he r peel& intentions; but mays that as no such fear exists es regards Switzerland, there is no reason why it shooll be prevented from exercise hag the right of hospitality. It appears that the minority which voted against the prorogation of the Aaarnably was iompeerd, in addition to the nasal raiacrity, of abyat 100 lesiti mist., who bed oes this point opposed the majority in the Club du Conseil d'Etat. The instruction of the sifi;e of Ante will be com pleted, it is said, in time to allow of the convoca'ion of the Haste Coor Nationale by the Legislative Assembly on the 13th proximo. The election which has jaet taken else* in the de partment of the Loire has been aPegether in favour of General de Ortmteoat, who obtained upwards cf 8,000 votrs more than the socialist candidate, M. Antibe Martin. Ttt 4xprt(,, - Aa we stated, yesterday morning, at 'even o'..l.telr, the president of the Terabits left the ration of the Orleans lieroad for Angers. He was in the curiaw• of honour which was wed for the inauguration or the road from Orleans to Tours, with the minietere of public instmtion, war, public works, and egricu.ture and commerce. The dt putations cf the depart meu sof the Eure-et-Loire, M.i..etet-Loire, end Lisle-In ferieure, were all in readmees at the station. A great nua.ber tf repreeentat yes of the people, general (A MIN, and other. arm had rteeivtd invitrtion std to ermpany the president, left by the same train. At OA ans the president was rectiv.d by the prefect sal the principal authorities in the midst of an immeime sasemblsge of the people, who cheered him wirh peat enthusiasm. Half an hour of °twin's he left fee Tonn. _ _ _ Previous to his depar'ure for the optnirg of the railway from Tours to Angers, the prtsident f 11 republic, atttn ed by his aide-de-camp, Colona Vaudrey, sod au orderly officer, on Satin day the war dep.( t, where ho was received by Gerer .1 Pelet, who painted out to him the rich coltte•iotut which it containa. It has teen decided that the inauguration of the drat election of the railway from Paris to Lyons take place at Sens on the 28th August, ou which oecasien the p•re'deat of the republ o will review the national guards and mica now eoluurs to them. r --e" SECOND EDITION. A•om the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. OSBORNE-HOUSE, ISLE OP WIGHT, JULY 30.- The Queen's Most Es-ellent Majesty in Couned.—This day the RIM Honourable Matthew Talbot Baines wee. by her Majtry's command, swcrn of her Majesty's Moat Honour ably Privy Cntnell, and took his place at the Board cooorinuly. OSBORNE-ROM, ISLE OF WIGHT, JULY 30. — The Queen's Mat Excellent Majesty in Council.—lt is this day ordered by her Majesty in Council that the Park meat be nr Fogged from Wednesday the Ist day of Augw.t next to Tuesd .y the 9th day of October next.—Wm. L. BATE CRST. FOREIGN -OFFICE, JULY 30. —The Queen has been pleased to appiov. , of Mr. Thomas L Crittenden, as Consul at Liverpool, and of Mr. Alfred Mitchell, as Consul at Cork fur the United States of America. WHITEHALL, JULY 30.—The Queen has been pleased to present the R.v. James Wihnn to the church end parish of E irnm, in the presbytery of Chir: s en, and runty y of Berwick, vacant Ly the death of the Rev. Alexactler Cuthbertson. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1849. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—Letters fr :in Rome, of the 21st inst., ennounce chat Oentral Oudinot intends toing to Gaeta, to see the Pope, who, in a litter written from thence, has protested his attachment to those whom be calls his children, but does not say when he is to leave (Leta. Tne sews from Rme is no later in date than the 21st instant. The expect, d papal com mission had not yet arrived, hut its composition was said to be as follows: —Cardinels d'Angelis, Marini, and Vsnnicelli ; Monsignori Martel, d'Andrta. and Roberti, and Princ • R. apigtioei, Berberini, and Orsini. It was Find that the papal address would contain an amnesty, from which, however, many ere e.crpten, tamely, the triumvirs, members f the Con stituent Astmbly, commissioners and heads of sec tions, ecclesisotice ' arid them amnestied in 1816. It seers that M..r.hsl Wimeffen, unlike Gereral Oudinot, would nut trust to a aubordicnte the keys of Ancona and Bologria, but brought them himself, that being the object o' his journey to Gaeta. GanbalsB was last heard of on the 21st at inrrita and Foianc. Numerous forces are in pursuit of him; the Austrirns already oc.rupy Chinn, Cantle, and other places. More resent intelligence informs us that the Austrians have enter. d Motrepulciano, where they pursuel one of Girihaldt's bends; all those who did not save theme lees by flight %ft re massacred. Tne preface el Veldichiana risen almost en muse against Garibaldi. AI CZZ3 is inn stre of defence. The Piednwntese Gamtte, of the 26th nit , states that the Austrian column sent in imrvuit of Ga ibedi had arrived at F.•ieno. Gariholut had contitiwd hi 4 march towards Car iglione. Hr had previously sum rtiorrd Amu) to open its gates, but the town had refused. _ . We find ac following document in the MUnltOre Tus WWI c 24th inst. : Pius XI. to his belore I eubiecte.-0101 bath raised hit arm, and bath commanded the t.mpes'uoue ocean of anar chy and impiety to atop. Ile bath guided the catholic sr min to soNaart the eghts humanity, which hid been trampled upon—el fa; h, which had Nen attacked—mid of the Hole Sis ed our roverrivnty. 0 Eternal o:my, which. even iu rhe amidst of The wr tie, dcet not forget Thy mercy! Lt e l uet g iubjec's, if, ami I.t the wh rl mind of terse horrible -vents, our heart has been satiarci with bitterness, on re. flectit.g u:oon so many evils which the church, relieion, and you Lave suffered, it has loot non, of that affecti n with which it Lao cv..r loved you, and loves you still. We hasten by our v o ws the day which wilt lead w Susie 11:0t414 you, end when the day shall hove come we shall return with the fervent desire of bearin • cons. krion unto yle, and with the deter iiinatioo to devote all cur enemy to your real adven ture, by applying difficult remedies to great evils, and con &ling the se excellent euljects who, while they await ins:kw thins in accor'snce wi . h their wants, wish, as we Ail With, 10 s• e the treedom and inch/rend-be: ot the pont.ft at sove reign, so necessary to the tra , quillity of the cathnlic world, guaranteed. ildrur.while, in order to re-or: anise public aft. Ls. we shell shorty ram. • commlosion, which, invited with full powers, and stronitid by a ministry, will due:: the gov.r..ment of the state. We implore to d., with hitress-cl lemur the bleeping of th• Lord (w kit we have ever i.a. pl. red, even eta. ivance from you). we implore that it may be abunda.itly amil upon you. It a a gnat c in for our soul to hope that oil those who h eve mode the m•elveo u fl• to gather its fruits by their errors may rider thim *else% worthy of it by a inter.: and cony ant return to right 'name 11—Gives at Gaels, July 17. Pius IX.. TUSCANY.— Tuwan cabinet published the - -- • following oil the 22n4 nit.: At 1. rig* the day so ardently desired hy all gold Tuscans epproacbes. Uis imperi.l aid r yet highnim the grind duke . , wiih tho whole of .he yet family, pre on rhea. way, and by the aid of Gail will arrive to-rnor,o. at Via Itrefrio. The *uncoil of ministers h- stens to acquaint the pubic with these goryd t dings , certrib of the joyful of et they wi.l pre duce on the hearts of the po mla•itio. It is the fifth., of the family, wh", after five months of painful srpardi a, undo joins his enildren. It Ia the prices, who fur 23 years has rominntly studied the means of procuring the be j'ireu of Tuscany ; he Vallee to complete the w.rk he has begun, o...nriueed that he will find stain Among his pe ple the senti ments of affection which the peat majorry have alwk,s telt tur him. For the =mid of miniver". SARDINIA.—The elections, in to far as they are yet known, show that the democrats have g tined 121 I vo•es, whilst the ministerial pa. ty have ob amed bat 170. The I.rattst ignorance continued t t l'XiSt up to the 26th inLt. iu lurin r, g ird•ug the tt,a.y with Auttea. MM. Dabormide, Boncompegni, and Pratemo hid retuned to Turin, M. de Bieck, as before witted, going to VlE:tuba. Tne Court of Appeel et Genoa las a , rtenced 11 persons who were Lot comp iwd in the amn..tty of the Stir of April hot. CAllemnld to dewh: Colemil Jos. Aveza tot, David Morello, Lazz .h, Pelle ili, Rota Br , atri, CumbisJ, Cunpazelo, and Alber ttni. BRAZILS. FALMOUTH, MONDAY MOZNIWO. The Linnet, packet, Lieut. James, hap arrived from R'o, whence she sailed on June 10; from Bahl, 23 d ; Pernambuco, 28th. On freight about 10,0001. Passengers : Count Vanda Stretar, Mr. and Mrs. Oreecup, Mr. Whittle and child, Mr. scum., Colonel Jose co Silva Horta, Mr. Lang, Mr. Millosovich, Mrs. Trevena, and a few in tho steerage. The only news is that the Emperor of Brazil in tended taking a marine excersion to Bahia. The house of James Btrekbead and Co., at Rio, had eu•pended, and subsegutntly offered a composition of 2,i per cent. The Linret left at Rio de Janeiro her Majesty's ships Hydra, Crescent, Lizard, Kestrel ; American frigate Brandywine ; Portuguese, Vasca de Gams, 74 rune ; French steamers Vultor and Grandeur. At BALI, her Majesty's ship Tweed was to Fail on the 23rd of June for Rio and the River Plate; her Majesty's ship Griffin to leave same day on a cruise and for Pernambuco; and French' earner, on her way fr ms the River Plae and Rio, for France. At Per nambuco war- lying her Majes ty's steamer Lizard, V) sail June 30 for England, and Portuguese ship Villa Ploy, 14th. Blisiness in general was very dull. Exchange was was 25d. to 251 d., at Rio; Byhia, 2Sld.; and Per nambuco, 2St'. ; stock, 881 to 891. At Rio, business in the month of May was trans acted ts a moderate extent. Produce continued active until late in the month, when the intellirnce of the renewal of hostilities between the continental nations led to a suspension of business, and scarcely anything eras subsequ.ntly done. Far imports there was a partial inquiry,principally for re-export; an in mune influx of goods from the 26. h to the 20th of May inereast d previously ex istiJg apathy, aid the eales up to the 2nd of June had been ti iding. By imperial ed'e', dated May 4th, the decree of October 18, 1847, which escabliehis discriminating tonnage, due4and import duties, bad been revoked. At Rio, freights were firm, and advanced early in the month, but I,t 'fly very little was done, and the quotetion4 were nominal. The extremes ',lid were 355. to 40.. for Antwerp ; 3M. to .50f. kr Channel ; 40c. to 30c. for United Sates. Several vessels had been chartered for the River Plate and Valparaiso. 45f. were paid to load at Pernambuco for Ilavre ; 40e. to Sweden. GOODWOOD RACES. [By Express.] MATCH : 1001., h.h. T.Y.C. Cariboo best Mirror. ORANGE STAKES of 10 sore. each, and 100 added. Saucy Dick 1 Chrism .. 2 C,osachis .. 3 THE INNKEEPER'S PLATE of NM T.Y.O Seraph .. 1 Taff ail .. 2 Pell Mell .. 3 SWEEPSTAKES of 300 soya. each. Three miles and fire furlongs. Glen Se dell 1 Backbiter .. .. 2 Loadrono 3 THE HAM STAKES of 100 som. each. T.Y.C. Hardinge 1 Mickleton Maid colt .. .. 2 Italian .. 3 REPRESENTATION OF READING.-•READINO, MON- DAY EVININO. —A meeting of the eeneervative electors was held this evening, Mr. Henry Simonds, a director of the Great Western Beltway, in the chair, at which Mr. Stanford offered himself to the notice of the ronstitumey. A meet ing of the liberal electors else teok ;lice is the evening, at which Sir John Hare wee present, who answered several inquiries addressed to him Midise to his political °pinking. A third mectiii_ was held in the New Hall, for the purpose of discussing the present position of the reform party in the borough • an•t which, ace irding to announcement, was ad dres.ed by Mr. G .erge Thomson, M.P., edema Bowyer an I G trd•.er, two of the liberal candidates, bring previously invited •o attend. Mr. Griffi•h has to-day commented can. valuing the elect..rs, and has expressed his di termination to proceed to a yell. Mr. Buyer has also been making an active canvass,. Sir John Here has just intimated to the consti tueney in cast• of his election, should they wish him to come to reside amongst them. he should feel much pleasure is meet ng their wis-es. Each party is prepared to go to a pelt, and seems confident of success. The new writ has bias received be the mayor and returning officer, and pro elameati,n will be made te-morrow mor•.ing at 10 o'clock. REFREsENTITION OP BOSTON.—BOSTON, JOLT 30. —I. is now generally understool that Mr. Freshfield will contest the rept , ntatien of the borough on the (ioniser votive [latent. That gentleman has issued an address to the elector', which he states that he is a firm protectionist, and will strive for the restoration of the privileges of which the serieultural interest has been deprived. He expresses his decided hostility to env national support being given to the Remelt catholic church, and wishes the protestant in stitritions of the country to be preserved intact. The excite. meat in the borough is very great, and the friends of Cap. tide Pelham and Mr D. W. Wire have expressed alarm lett the division in the liberal camp may injure their cause. Many ineff:c•unl attempts have been made to obtain the retirement of one of these Rend. men from the contest, but each declares his firm intention of perse vering to the issue. A meeting of the snppnrters of Mr. Froldield was hell last evening, and resolutions passed pledging them present to eupport him, but they were not carried without opposition. It is fully anticipated that the contest will be hetwe• n Mr. Wire and Mr. Freshfield, whose Wends have laboured most effectually in obtaining support fer h:ra dur:ng the plied period he has been in the town. T..e nomina•i n is d• fioitively fixed for Wednesday next, to commence at 10 ii'clock. CHARGE OF CUTTING AND WOtNDIiG AT ROWLSY Raots.—On W..'neerlay last, at the public-office, Birming ham. Thomas Rhodes, a collier, was brought up charged with Eabbing Thomas Morgan in the breast, hip. and thigh , with a common Treket knife, which waii produced in court, with the small , r blade broken off. Thomas Morgan de posed that on Sunday morning there was a quarrel in the read at Roe+ y Regis, when defendant epeord hie knife and struck hint with it three du loot times—once on the breast, once on the hip, and the last time on the ;14h-- when the blade broke, and he bWieved, remained in the wound. 'Tr e Male had not been found In defence, he knocked the defendant down, and att. rwarde koala with him for a few minutes. He complainant, was neither drunk or ober lie recollected Indio constable Jnynton taking the defendant into custody. He sent for Mr Johnson, surgeon, and went home He did not fight with any one else besides Thomas Rhodes. He did not touch the deferdant till he had struck him with the knife He heard the knife blade break in his thigh. The wound in the thigh wan from two to two and a half inches in lingth, and one and a half In depth. There were patio fighting, andhe merely interfered to re vent the row. He wan certain the prisoner was the man that st ebbed him. Wm, Adams and John Taylor saw him mad Rhodes on the ground together. Wm. Maas, a nailer. steed that he was present at the disturbance on Sunday morning. He was just going to bed, but, bearing a noise in the street, he went out and proceeded to where Rhodes lived. He there found Foster and Obadiah Emma fighting. Thomas MorgAn went up to them, and said he cid not want soy fighting. Thomas Rhodes, th prisoner, then struck Morgan, and they both set on to fight, and fought till they fell. Thome, Morgan was undermot, and cried out while down, "I am struck." Mr. Hominy having addressed the bench on behalf of the accused, proceeded to call William Westwood, who deposed that he was pres. of at the disturb ance on Suhday morning. Morgan and Rhodes begets to I fight. Morgan set on to best Rhodes, following him from the Bull's Head public-house to Motown door for the purpose. After Morgan had pulled him beck and struck him, they began to fight together, and Morgan's brother also wan fight lag. There were forty or fifty persona all fighting together, and Rhodes and Morgan were fighting amongst them. The ease was adjourned till Wednesday next, and the prisoner wee liberated as bail, two sureties in 101., and his own Mir abases in 201.—Birmingham Mercury.. ATTENTION TO THE BEng A PRESERTATTVE AGAINST CROLEIIA.—Nothing that we can do is so likely le preserve us from Annie cholera, and indeed of every dilemma of an epidemic er contagious kind, as a proper and judicious attention to the skin. The instructions put forth by Bag Board of Health for securing our defences against cholera, and the evidence collected with regard to this frightful dia. order, abound In rermmendatloss having reference to the maintenance of the 'kin in a state of eleanlin• so, of activity, of warmth ; and it Is only by a knowledge= 'nature and func'ions ofthe skin, that we eon hope to suseed completely in effecting this object.—(ffrasmus Wilson ow Healthy Skies.") A VESSEL FOUND IN TILE BRISTOL CLIANNEL WITH THE CILEW ALL DEAD.— A few days ego • vessel was ~i.cov, red in the Bristol Channel. near Cardiff, and, when boarded, the crew, cons sting of four men, were dis covered to her dead. The vessel turned out to be the Voy , of Koride, Captain Lemeur, bound from Bor deaux to ltleonff and Morlsix, with a cargo of wine and brandy. Beyond these particulots, which we give from the French pip. r Le Commerce, there exists not a tingle clue either as to how the vessel got into the Bristol Channel, nor as to the cause of death. One conjecture is that they were poisoned by eatire ash, while another opinion has been thrown out, that they may have been still:seated by the vapour from a wood or charcoal fire.—Uottmenels EXTENSIVE LAND SLIP ON THE SOPTTI Yo RAILWAY —On Monday ive ing lest, n enormors quantity of earth and stone, of upwards of 3,000 tons w. hot, Rho c way in the north aide of the cutting of the South Yorkshire Railway, about half a mile above Warraowart't Church. Fortunately none of the men were at woe,: at the tim end , therefore the amid. nt was not attended by any 1 MI of lee. The piece which has given way is about 30 yards in length and 10 in breadth. and extends from tho top to *be bonnet of the cutting. This unex;,ected slip is 'aid to have been partly cans, d by the side of the gullet having been mode 'co perpendicular, and portly occasioned by the late heavy mire. Besides the pine' which has already given way, an other lerae pewit m is also in a very critic .1 sites.: on, a largo fissure having opened nn the top of thee:Ming Le nearly 50 'std. further.— 1 orkAhire Gazate. PENSIONS—The following is a I:st of all pensions granted ballet , n the 20th of June, 1 , 18, and the 20th of J .nt, 1849, and charged upon the Civil Litt (par-uant to Act 1, Viet, c. 2) :—John Coade Adams, in consideration of his astronomical discnwries and rcientific merit•, 2001 ; James Sheridan Ewesles. in consideratio.l of his talents as dramatic author. 2001 ; William Carlton. in consideration n' his literary roeri , a, 2001.; hinr.rwat M'Cullsgh, larbella M'Cullagh, and El arm Jane hil'Cullaph, in consideration of the eminent a. i•ntifle attainments of their brother, the lat.• Profipsor M'Collagb, 331 0.. Sd. each, in trust to James \Vhit side, E.q., mad U.erge 11I'D L'•q.; Juana Maria de los Dolores Smith, in consideration of the ling sod dis tinguished military services of her bushmd, ajar General Sir Henry 0 erne Wakelyn Smith, and in pat icular of the brilliant and deekive victory weich he gained over the army of the Shiba at Aliwal, on the Sutlej, &Oa, in trust to Tycho Wing, Eto , and the Rev. Williams Strong. MONEY MARKET. lioN DAY EVENING. A continued absence of any transactions of raoment cortributed to the flatness which prevailed in the stock marhet. throughout the day, and from which it only pa-tially recovered towards the close. Consols for account opened at 93 to after which they fell to 921, they then recovered, and were done at 93 the laze transactions. For money, they were done first and last at 93, having fluctuated in the interval between 93 to 21. They were quoted at the close at 921 to 3, both for 111 may and account. The Three per Cent. It, duced were marked at 93 and 921. The Thies and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 91, 931, and last at 91. The foreign securities were rather largely dealt in, but the variation in price was not material, except ing a declr,e in Mexican of about 5 per cent. The bogie:es. of the dry is comprised under the followioer : Brazilian New Bonds, 1829 and 1839, rt 831; Ditto New, 1813, at 781. Daniell Three per Cents., 1825, at G 9. F.quador at 3: and 1. Mexican, ex coupons, at 271, 27, and 961 for money, and at 27, for acccunt; ditto Small at 27. Peruvian Four per Cents. aetlve, 1819, at 31. Portuzurse Four per Cen's. at 30; and 30 for mon. y, and at 301 and for nee° mt. Spani-h Fine per C mr. Bonds at 18: for more, and 18: for account; ditto Passive Bondi. at 31; Finnish') hem per Cents. at :141 and I. French Five per Cent. Itentes at 87f. 73c ; exchange, 25f. 45e. Four and c Half per Cent. Belgian at 8l ; exchange 23f. Dit'cli Two and a Half per Cents. at 515, 1, and 52 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at prices ranging from 801 to 81 the last price. The c, mmereisl adviccs from Hamburg repos!, the exshango on London as h-ving declined to 13.91 for three months, and 13.101 for short. Frankfort and St. Petersburg in demand. Amsterdam and Paris buy. re. Money was abundant, and discount conti nued in the same easy state. In securities and rail way sherea little was doing. From Berlin the exchanges on Vienna are I per cent. lower ; on Paris end Frankfort in good request. Fun :s and railway shams are in demand at higher rates. Rus sian-Ee.gl sh Lean had exrerienced a considerable ad vance and was dons at 105,1. The Voluntary Loan, 103. Bobo State Obligations, 5 p r cent., 1001. Bank SI ares, 92. Exchange on London, 6.251 to 1, three mon he. _ _ _ fheixehan gee from Leipzig are quoted : On London o nr: t hi. is 50 ... diltn. 150 ... 113 ... 553 ... ditto. Pnnlcfnrt ....... Ham. urg ........ Anipterdars Vienna The commercial advice(' received Pis morning from Caltutts are to the 13th June. Priv tte letters of that date do not speak in the came encouraging and animating tirm , of the market for cotton imports as are to be met with in some of the public notices. It is true large hales of shirtings, and most kinds ofi plain cottons had been made, but at prices which would leave a heavy 1-ss to the ship per. The accounts which had been received of the extensive shipments made from this country of shirtings, grey and white, twills, madapollam". cambrics, Jewett', muslin., lappets, and in fact of all kinds of white cotton fabrics, h ad alarmed the holders of a oaks, and induced them to submit to low terms rather than hold, and thereby run the risk of encountering the arrival of the abundant suppres which were shortly expected, and which it was feared would overstock the market. These are among the reasons assigned by parties for the sacriFecs that have been wade in order to realize and clear off the stock, on hand. Mule twist, especially Noe. 50 and upwards, had been disposed of to a consider able extent, but n.t at improved prices, and to some extent the remarks we have just made with reference to cotton goods, are also applicable to cotton twist. The Exehanze and the Money Market remained without any alteration. Government Securities and B.nk Stock were quoted as under':— Transfer Fire per Cent. „rupees 10 00to 10 0 prem. No • ditto Sires ditto Comps , y's ro., Four per Ct „ 14 00to 14 0 ditto ftece rupee., ditto „ 15 00to 15 0 ditto Beak of Besiel Shares, Co.' Rs 1 4OO to 1, 50 prim. Agra Bar k ditto per. N. W. Bark ditto Per. Cawnp , re Bank ditto TURKEY. The B mien insurrection is wormier! a serious character. The numb. rof the rebels has been tepidly ew. dto 11,000. I, is n.,t a C nrieti en m venal nt, nor, althrugh headed by a Turk. exclusively a Tarkieh one ; but a fraternization betwoen the Modems and Rayahs fur the overthrow of a se.vernment which oppresses b,'h. K. tk , leader of the rebid., is a Tait of, liozim, whose private WlOtl;,R have driven him to arm 'n a public cause. List 3 ear his houre was burned down, and his land and esttle seized by A-nantovieh, the m,tsellim of Buie). Re-ich has bid.d his time; and the adroitners with which be has vezed the moment to avenge himself marks him as no e .mmon man. The governors of tit c.pitannts had all gone an to the Vizier Tahir Pacha'a divan, at Travnic; and, when they came back to their several d s'riets, they proclaimed the levy irg of a new tax. The Mnasul mans were to pay an extra tithe, and the Ray la, in addition to this, were to pLy half of their hay and warder-fruits. and a third t f their other precluee to the spahi. On the 6th July, K, rich, then at C .stle Vranograea, harangued the Tulsa es thy came out of morgue, and incited them to resist this new burden. Tee greater part wire Easily inflamed to join him : t'-ey mounted the castle-waLs, hoisted their fl ig, ran out the cannon, and set tile place at once in a state of defence. Leasing a garrison here, Kerich, at the head of a still increasing multhee, visit• d in sure saion ca.t'es Peer, Cars . % Greet and L ttle Madre., Jeeer.ko, Pose' sd, and other places, rousing the populati• n everywhere to make common cause with him, end meeting on all hands with zea lous adhesion, all who eml.raced the cense of the in surgente taking an oath not to abandon it till they had grained their object. K. rich seated everywhere the Rayaha as brothers and friend.; of the Turks, pro. raised th-m his preection, and recommended them to keep quiet and aw.it the issue with patience, pledg irg himself if successful to mitigate their distressed condition. Bat he besought them especially rot to disturb the good underieending which prevailed with the posts of the Croatian frontier. By the last dates, 19;1, from Bosnia, Keller had left Posvisd on the 11th for Katim and Maiden. Meanwhile the muteellim Arnantovich, who farmed the new tax in his district, had reported the state of thir Fs to the visier, and was shut up in his castle at Brum. The corps of the insurgents were strongly posted on the Una. BRITANNIA TUBULAR IlitiDGE.—The preparitiors at the Menai Straits for hoisting this enormous fabric to its permanent position over the straits are on a vale of great magi it .des. The total dead weight to be lilted 100 feet from high wster-mark is upwards of 2,0'0 t :us, or guivalent to the elevation to that height of upwards of 30,000 men. A general but erroneous impression seemed to prevail that when the tubular bridge wee floated the whole opera - ion was completed. This floating was nothing more than the launch of the great iron ferry to the precise sits from whenc • it has now to be raised, by mechanical power specially con:traded fortbe purpose. The stroke of the hydraulic process employed for the purpose is six toot ; that is to ray, they arc only caps ble of raising it six feet at one lift. The tube of 2,000 tons has consequently to be sultsinrd while the presses ar e lowered, and a fresh hold obtained. Thiswill be effected by building up succell•iTO layers of messy, at every six-feet lift, under the tube, to support it securely in its upward ascent, during which ansagements will be mado for grottier six. feet hoist, until the whole 100 feet are }lois:zed. Were it not for this process of building up, the operation would only occupy about a day ; but, as it is, it will take a fortnight. To insure security some contrivances are adopted by which the sup porting chains as they rise are to be continually followed up by wedges of wool, so that in the event of any accident arising to the lifting machinery, no injury, it is exp-ctod, would happen to the tube, the Hist lift of which, should no usforoseen &coldest aria*, will hake p:aw this day, or, if not then on Thursday. • ► SWISS, Jeer lL For . For Aecoad. Mary pruning kiUghett Lowest. awing. --- -- -- FiT era.. ....... .... SS 414 SS IS 13 50 U 33 33 3s por Lava... ...... . STN SS 6 SS 0 67 90 57 63 do. New LINI n uso so es per Cada.— —....... ~ io w a per Om. I ~ • • , . 141 0 _,IMP ea Ildola: . 4 1 41d4;,, 13 F.; . r dam 21 2.1{......."__ 9 pyr Mob. ....... ..- le 494 II 33 SO I 13 SO 3FM WM- STN MI II SI 9 S do. New Inas . 4 i per Cents.— -...... " p 4 per Clesas ...... „ " I I . T " " Leolaisgals; : 40 daya, 13 35;40 ....ys, n 2;i. Belgian, 3, ISIS —.„ 93 Money. Naples Mentes .. St 303ioney. Us. 3, 11111 ...... 93 „ Noma Loan .„ 74 Des. 4i ....- ...... " „ Treasury Brads 6 „ Da. lla ...... ...... „ " Bank blares ... TITS RAILWITI4 —Paris sal Orleans, 735: Pads awl Ito va. 514 7s; ROW - land Mom tid; Avignon and Maratilm, 440; StraabtaK :.red 114. 100; Centre (Virrnra), 103 ; lioudrana, 597 50• liarda,4l7 Paris and StraaLarg, 353 75; Tour. mid Nante., JOS. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writer as fillbws: Brum, 'cur 28. . . . . Baron von Sehleinits has been appoin ted minister of foreign affairs. It may be rememtered thi.t this emit in the e.binet hes remained vacant sine- Count Arnim's ntirement. Von Schleini:2 was the Prussian plenipo•tntiary in the recent pegs:chi:ions with Den mark, and previously ervoy at the court of Hammer. Virtually he has been for tome menthe pay in the place to which he is now appointed, and no change whatever will be introluctd int ) the miaistry by this event. Several el- miens are announced from the caantry. Mist of the names are Bismark-Sehnn‘susen, ore of the mos' thorough-going absolutists of the late chamber, has In en cli cted for a district of the circle of Peter! am ; Nlssnnt-uff 1 for Fre. kfurt-on-Ode:, BodeLchwineh for Maridebure. aid the minister of commerce, Nita der Heydt, for Desirldorf. It is doubtful whether the channers will be opened by the king. An attemp'. will lx made to /invent dram eion on the address, and to ?vs an echo to the speech of the crown, as a pure formality, and with se much dispatch as possible. The rainist-riel pap re hint the superiority of the English mode in this respect over the Fr.:teh, and di preeree the waste of time in discus .log the past, and wrangling sb..ut ab stract prineiph s. instead of setting the ehoulder to toe wheel and blrsong the country with organic hews. The third election of the let distritt of Bs rlin Les terminated in the victsay of General van Beyer Octf Professor von Batsmen The Hawaiian debate in the English parlionei t has produced an immense sensation here; and for the last two or three days nothing has been talked about but Lord Palmerston's speech, with which all the moderate, and, as I believe, the siaoert•st liberals are highly centre ted. But there are already nips that, although that sp• eel began with precluding the imputation of a seutiment uulavourable to Au etria, it has been anythitig but relished by the Schwamenburg cabinet. I un derstand that to-day the Austrian embassy fore re fused its rises to an English passport fsr Vienna. I would add, that latterly the di a culty of ob'ainirg a ?saved for Vienna has been gr atly inert-mad ; and the Austrian (Feistier is gradually growing as impet me ehle as the Russian. AUSTRIA.—The latest intelligence from Vienna is to Jelly 26. The modification of the cabinet recently crken of seems on the eve of taking place. Sehmetlinee is to have the portfolio of justice, and Bach is to take the interior. S'conoti'm recovery is giv, a over as !rape less. Carlin Leo Thun has been offered the minhery of instructien, but his answer is not 3et known. Baron Kub tk has presented his credentials as Atistean envy at the court of Athens. As a consnlsti in to the Ban for having lost an army is the Ba zka, by an imperial decree rit the 22nd inst. tin ruidtary commandership-in-chit f of ficlavonia has been committed to him prnviei•teallt. Couat Coroeini, who is created lie ut.-field-nt.rsle .1, is to ma's' him iu discharging the duties of this Wiles. while General Maslen, who heretofore occupied this post, retires. Notwithstanding th•' intense interest of the mo ment, there is no news (rear the seat of war. It teems highly probable that the rebels which Paskie• witch mentioned in his despatch as herein:: retreated to Neu-Kata, were part of the army of (lorry, whieo had became thron,th the Russian line at Aimed on the 21st. This surmise is corroborated by a letter from Gratz, which reports that Paskiewitoh was at ackea on the 21st at Asznd soddenly by the brigades of Detewffy, Di m binski, and Kisncky, and bsaten. The presence cf a l'tc commander-in•chief at Gratz entitles rocs from that quarter to attention. Haynau seems to be march ing southward, in utter iienorance of the defeat of the Ban, whom he exl•eett d to find at Zombor. A pro clsmetion by Hay nee, breathing the hero of Brescia, the burner-down of BeSarkany, and the despoiler of the Jews, a b !ore leaving Peeth, is publalud. The mutual dislike existing between the German- Austri en regiments and those of the military canes frequertly %nab out into bloody quarrels. Thus there recurred at A.:ram, on the 22nd, a regular fight between the Hess Ft giment of infantry and a regi ment of Greer r•, which ended in several being killed and wounded on both sides. The Age-am papers con tinue to give de ails cot.cernirg th• rout of the 11. n, and the pre-ipirate fight of the Servians towards the Turkish frontiers. At Semlin, the ichabiran'e, waned by the fate of Neatens, were removing thrir valuables to Belgrade, although admonished that duty wool' be exacted from them on their return. The Ban left Ruma on the 19th, for Kamenich. The fnrther defence of the Tchaikish district is com mitted to Kniezanin. Three surgeone, de-tined for the imperial arety in Transylvania, have offered their services to the H un ratites. A large army-corpa of Hungarians, nndcr Generals Vetter and Hall, was gathered at Ksloscs, on the Danube, below Pestb, where a battle was expected. S PAIN. The Madrid Chzette of the 23rd contains a decree of the Qoeen of Spain, enacting that the metrical sys tem of weights and measures shall be introduced into Spain. A deputation of Catalonians bft Madrid for Puerto-Llano to present General Names with a sword in the name of the population of Barcelona. The Comore ° of Cadiz says that intelligence had been received of the Moors having recommenced their attacks on Mtlbla on the 17th and 19t). THE lONIAN ISLANDS.—A letter from Cork, of the 18th, "His Excellency Mr. Ward, the Lord High Commissioner, returned yesterday from his first official visit 'maid the Southern Islands; he was accompanied by Hon. Captain R. Lawley, and Captain Middleton, his two aides-de-camp." BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. SAMUEL lIEEHT LEAH, jun., 11:i s h-street, Killsland, Jewell: r. BANKRUPTS. THOMAS PARPRIMENT, King-wrest, Holborn, boot maker. JOSEPH SMITH, Colchester, innkeeper. JAMES BUTCHER, Waterloo road, builder. JOHN TABS, Upper Etton-street. Pimlieo, tea deatr. WILLIAM J ZRDAN, Milton nest Grim:send, Kent, news • paper proprietor. Groans Pates HILL. Fleet-street, Ci•c, common carrier. WILLIAM HENRY MATIICRY, WOITCACT, hosier. WILLIAM PEI:KINN D. vonport, cal.iu4 maker. JOHN LONOIBOTTA , H, Leeds ' machine manufacturer. CIOMER ROBERTS and ROBERT ROBERTS, Pies sa, Ruabon, D.nbighshira, irsamosten. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. WILLIAM ifl — L;o - 11 7 , Can27l;el:fieli, -.l sii;siOW, bric' utaiccr. [THREEPENCE. The affa;rs of the B.nares Bank are in an unhappy state, owing to alleged gross misconduct on the p,rt of the director., the greater part of whom, it is stet t', belong to the army. It is asserted that the directors purchased their rock with money borrowed from the bank, and that they held their places by the vo es of parties who 114 not paid op their shares, and who had paid their first instalments by loans from the bank at 12 per cent. interest. When Bowles Bank Stock was evillest in the market at from 30 to 3(1 per c. nt. discount, these same directors purchase d in that stock of their friends at par, and cancelled the share..; another version says they purchased them at the market price, and sold them to the bank at par, but this requires confirmation, and it is to be hoped it will prove to be an exaggeration. Tht yat the outset invested a large portion of the original °IOW in the Ganges Steam Navigation Company, which was a ruiroosly losing concern, where the fund' were locked up. Thew matte's are being investigated ; and as we may have further par•icalars by the next mail, we sneperd our judgment for the present. From Bombay the advicea are to the 23th June. The comme Cal intelliger ce is mere favourable than. is gen-rally leoked for at the commencement of tree Mons em. A copious report of the market was given in this morning's impression, to which we refer oar leaden , . From private letters we extract the follow ing :—Saffron, after having advanced to 121 re. per lb., had again receded to former quotations. Cochineal bad declined a trifle sit ce the closing of the perm', and 21 is. was submitted to for 3,000:b5. The stock w , s computed at 30,000das. A good demand exited fo' fine woollens, and flannels arc much wanted. The demand for cotton for shipment to China and E^glard had caused an advance of 2 r - ,. to 3rs. sines: the beginning of the month, owing, as 'to mtit. China, to toe low rates of trciAt. This, how ever, had suleided during the last f..m• or five d.ye, and the market was again dull. The English and China mreht were hourly expected. The achieve from Alexandria of the 18th report the merlo t with( ut any change, owing to the con tinued scarcity of tonnage. The arivicre received this morning from America by the Canada mail steamer are nut of much inte.est to the general el mewl cial reader. T:ca Batik of Commerce, it is understood, will cense to issue bills b fore the new law respt ctireg banking, making all stockholders liable to hillholders, comes into op. ration. The Ohio tax, for state purposes, interest on public debt, &c., is 3 mills on the dollar of valuation. On ti e ..m , ltority of the New l'ork Courier, it was eenerally reported that Mr. Bates, of the firm of Miami. II Brothers, and Co., bt fore his eepv ture from the United States, invested about 1,000,00 dollars in United States Sixes. Tee general position of the money market at Bos ton ountinued withcut any thing.., and the banks were freely taking the usual kind of poker, about which they felt tie hesitation, at 6to 8 per cent The balance of cash was no longer in favour of New Yu k. From New °titan., under date the 6.h July. we learn that the mat kets generally had presented e very qui. t :Tie:armee during the previous week. The advicts from Europe, per Hibernia, were re eiesd there on the 3td, but produced no alteration in cotton, in consequence of the stock of that art.: le remaining on sale bring so limited as to render 'he market altogett.er independent of foreign ade <tee ; paces were gradually on the advance. The nett ket was likewise strengthened by the unprom;s - ng ap pearance of the growing crop. ltain had ttillen almost deity of late, and the temperature vat • try pleasant. The river etereinued to roe de, and was, at latiet accounts , 2 feet 6 inches below Iti c ,ll-eater i mark. The total stock of cotton on hand and on shipboard (not cleared) was only 35,052 bales. With relit. t to the pro,pects of the market, the New Orient's Bee of the 7th July has the following : Ws stated in our report of Friday mening but the' the rotten market had dosed firmly of sr, advance of I e., and that the tendency of prices was still upward. Mime teen the d. maid has progressed in a veer maim it. d mama r, and t` ., • transactions in view of the small amour...remaining on , el: have ben quite ex'. naive. The sales on Saluda, re .ened 2,500 'emits ; Monday, 2,000 ; Tuesday, 3,000 ; Wedn b' ay was a hmiday ; Thursday, 2,800 ; end 1,206 to-iley, making the total business of the weea 11,000 bah.. This continued m vement has resulted in a further advance of Ito I c . and the tendency iit still towards a further iespr.vement. Tne H bee. La's ads ices s port no change he the Lie. reed mark. t. and we aro now in momentary .-ape c.ation of ma ivieg the Canada's account up to the 23rd ult. The few entire tenni , b g on the mark t are very diffi cult ut i xecute.i. larder existing circuutstnacts; .nd in order to melee up a shipment of a certain quality, pur chasers tee compelled to buy double the quantity, and sell out the remainder. This amounts for the cumparein'y herds business &ling, Lad which otherwise could n t be attained The intelligence from Hayti reaches to the 28th June, and is the following : Peek' e comes in but elowlv, the c Ike crop being alineet at an end. A new edition of the monopnly law has beets published, by which the gevernme tat ' , sited the peke of coffee to the merchants from 27 dole. te 29 d Is. per 1001 b. and cotton from 28 dole. to 30 dole, per 100 lb., wi bout making any alteration in the Witt' fixing the prices, for ate of tho zooropolis , 1 aside of for, ign mereben ic. The trade of the blend was almost destroyed, °wine to the vexa tious reetrictioes imposed on it by the government. Our reports cf the Ifevannah market are to the 6th. The prices for sugar had experienced a further advance, and the quantity in the Wand avails - lee for .h:pm-nt was insignifimnt. The exports to the United States this year had fallen off cunsiderab y, and were only 80,000 boxes against 202,000 for the steer• period in 1817, and 229,000 boxes for the year 1819, of which the greaser part was shiptei before tht !all. The quo'utions were, whites, 1011; reale; choice, 12 teals; yellows, et to 61. Americas re.st le fir corn at.d a mat ket had been taken up at 2/. 6.. to 21. 7.. ful.; English ditto, 31. The exchange on Eng lard, 10 par cent. premium. The quarantine ri glee tient% continued in force. At a meeting of the Australian Mining Company, held to-day, a more satitlac - ory report of the pr sent state an.l tuttre pro spy eta of ihe company's efilars was laid before the shareholders, and unanimously pissed. The Tungkc lo mines have proved very pro ductive, end large blocks of the ore are exp. eta home. Finally, a call of 11. per share was Ruth°. istel. Tic mining market, during the week, has not pre sented at ythin4 approaching to activity; will, on the aggregate, a fair proportion of business may be con steered dune. The reports from the min , s speak favoutably or the improved aspect of the mines and mining interest generally. They are thus detailed in the Mining Journal:— The Devon Great Camels is represented to maintain her geeeral character of looking well. Transactions in • few abereg have been done this week. After payment of the dividend of 61. per share, declared on the 18th, and announced in our last, journal, there remained in hand • balance of 18,3941 19a., eon si s tile of Exchequer Bills, bills for ores sold, and cult at the hanker's. West Providence meeting declared • dividend of 21. per 256th share; the mine is reported to be looking remark .bly well. East Wheal Rose is represented to have much improve! of late, and to continue in a progressing position. South ll ~bet is else stetted to be lookiog remarkably well ; buy en vie to be found in both mines. Bedford United shares have been rather in request during the week. The sale of 115 tons of copper ore last week cave a profit of about 400/. for the month of June. E.st and South TAM at arc represented to have improved, and business dote in loth mines. A greet many share in Treleigh Consols have changed bands, and buyers arc still to be found. Inquiries are b deg wade fur Trelawny, Tincroft, Tamar Consols, and Mendip Hills. At Tregorden Silver Lead Mine, near Wadebridge, a very important diem-very hiss been made. It appears the workings have for some time been on the east wall of the lode; nail, in driving • cross cut west, a course of ore has been cut worth 151 per fm. Shares in the following mines have changed hand., this week :—Devon Great Consols. East Wheal Rose, Beni rd United, South Basset, South Frances, East Tamar, Treleigh Come's, Trelawny, South Tamar, Tincroft, Tamar Cone le, Brewer, Treelike, and Barrier, Lewis, Wellington, E ,sir Lli,lnerodefoet, Cwm Ms, Alfred Consols, Mendip Hills, Tregorden, Condurrew, &c. In foreign mines, the principal business appears to have been in St. John del Rey, United Mexican, GuselaleanaL Asturi n, Copsapo, and Australian, althougheebe whole trarsacted may be considered of rather a limitedaerawer. - • .• The adjourned melting of the East and Meth lames mines was held at ere offices on Thunday, 11011htt it erse found that all the calls had been paid for the TO AS which the meeting was adjourned to that del. A; a 4. • c • k- 7 . ' • . • • • \ • • 7: ; 4`, '