The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-09 00:00:00

Wm J - r Ttt 4fprtliF4 No. 869.1 LONDON, SATURDAY EVEMNG, JUNE 9. 1849. [THREEPENCE. juviliNlLE CLOTH INC).— as, prrhapo, no Item of dowel's estpeaddram la andel - I mmo?' 'mkt be more rdadly made than ba that of CHlL phltr3 CLOTHING. It ha. been and la the atm of the proprietor d likl, cotabbsbnynt to effret tits wrrsour is the wove,. mo eras 11 op Woor and Tung; Suits of rood retTimmais cloth, made to % nom Soo. t ,, M.; Ina azny, 425. 1. HTAII, the PANTECHNETILECA Worts& Display, sad Odom Eotablitatiorst, XL Onteeehorelretreet. Leaden. BENCH COHNICES.—NNW PA aliitNB. A moot wird OM Wanted ortertatold 111 MUM Colloot X 110TELTTIO. et oataidiamol mil molt eihethe drips.. hem thLood woondlo, omploic ow aillary Maim (U Wald atm velvet of =T z ar s , ems). sow as ml. a WILLIAM O. 11111101411 (Me mil flowtoa), Id, Osixd.otrotit, coma of MoiNlwatmet. Ns 1 lc . of Nomiaaalnot. latalled estatortes. 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IL; deo Pawnee to match, ben Se ea; ealid 'Winnow Lee Te 4 It lea; Solid iteeews , 4 lkewleeeeen Mint Ildlerd 4811 la .antra, IS*. M. Consion• N. teen 23 ; Ideneery Owen theweir, poli•lisk term LI 1404 ; Jeforml Chats( Linewin. tine LI A. . LOWISH. 14. Passes!. Virebary. - • - • _ WLEOANT 'folLliT ARTICLISS, mob at fatal _FA fiber attributco.-11.002LANDIff MACAIIBAIt OIL Is Wed, mai louvered%) *waisted for mad= and enebilabliff hemline* Wawa heaLte a Kri drl. • 'parades et saguallibel diary le la peeing awl telurifyina the Ala sad aleahttliele aid 110.14 , & 4 twat.. et Pearl lamb:eke, is inealoabis ha he heetatli'ytag and we. Off na.lll. effects on the teeth and goers. The paleneage of royalty Utriuxhout Etrope, ant their general nee ley the arleenenny and elite of rehire,. Weedier with the eaalleuralia by asperiease at the in. Waldo elk ley of there ertAtiVa and g low sasehlha, hare char oversteti there with per:Worn, and glow am • esiebrity unparal leled. reteurn -f prima. imitations. tone aro oared under the beedied 'unction of royalty and the gorentwant deparlinent o . awl filar attempts at deception. The only genuine of each hears the sane at Kunientle . " preceding that of the artiele on the impair ee label—Mold by them at 20, Ilettca-garieth Larks, aud by re ereetabie Amble sad perhaatra GALVANISM. —Paralysis, Asthma, lava& sr. solicited mashnd to Mr. W. If b1..46,14 ferannwietamoaro, lamdm, Pmtrlarres xEDICAL OAL. MAXIM, wield will by forwarded fine on seseept ol two paeans sennign. Thiry will be ioneil.hril at its eaarratis. D k will ho lownd l i r =es d mar In no. of asthma, rhea? sites, Walks, Una pordpia. Waal complaint., beadochee, deliciesey of wry.= newly, erimplamt., general debility, indignation, stiff pints all sons d sierwata di.nral,re, he. Mr. nieth-sd of al. plgo g the milmmile dual quite firer from all unpleasant woe idoeo; la Lan. it I ream plea -mania than otherwbw, and many Indigo are enorweregly kind el h. It quickly moms the patient to do without newheine. leer. am. ?Mire raw week. A BERNETHY'S PILLS fur the NERVES and prim 4e. ad. and lls. alms This satmordinary =eine may he procured tees ant ehesslat. Its enmities the sm. rose ustient me perfectly e.laally, and will manly to credited until trti.i. The nervosa eemetirma verdsh as If by 1166100. In addi tion to its properties In stsmatheedag the nervous and temenbir ernes" it acts m a gentle •Prelent. is • One mana.. pill, a was. dmful ementrthener of the sturnach, creates a mod appetite end pro. dem. sound end ran,hin.r sleep. Asa purifier"! the blood this medicine to unequaled, for it penetrates the whole body like a fume, and climes every Impurity oat of the system; on this accent, these ties who at. desirmas of having • boastful coteplazied should M. lepliately endure a bas The pudenda:sof Mr. Abernethy's reci- Men and dkt are enelered mend each hoz. TM Imiest-pekto ban is Most. %shofroth ellsem: BARCLAT, _Ymrtnedorusimmt /1 146 , Ilsoiermwevt, flonsent end it drefinft. nsinini-Owet hot paldbied. prise Is. A N IF.XAMINNI lON of the PRESIDENT and 1.1 Amp+ Litil of tbe ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS d A N and of the Med eel and Sariyeal Corp.rite Bo to of the United Kenna" with ef the Evidence Over before the Reims Ciewriit.ee of the 111,1ii•C and seg./emit" fee en Improved Sielem f Hotbed Government. By VaIOWARD CUR. M. 8.613, I.A.C. Eiftnntrun Wile" Royal Isehvige. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—Tne news from Rome begins to throw light upon the state of affairs there. It ap pears that t c convention proposed by the triumvirate, and already pahliphed, and which was relused by Gen. Ond.not, had b en consented to by M. Lamps, who, when h- found that the general would nut listen to those, lelt Mime. General Orlinot bad, in the meanwhile, occup.ed the Moe te Mario. This 'x i hit.. tho a'stement of NI. Emmanuel Arago in the French Chamber on Thuml ty, to wh;ch M. O. Barret gave such a qualified contradiction, and which turns out to be true. NAPLES.—We have nceivei a let'cr from our correspordeA at Naples, dated tho 31st ult. Tn. Neapolitan troop+ w. re gas rdir g the frontier for fear of an irruption from G aribaldi. The corps that fled from Wile tri reached Guts in a sad plight. How ever, the official journal has published the fact that his NI tics' y returned to Gatt► in excellent health and vie oriourly retreatinq from the Homan States. The Spanish expedition of .1,000 men had arrived at Gaeta, not num ciao, as ended. VENICE.—Our Paris correspondent, writing yes terday, informs us that news had arrived from Trieste, under date June 2nd, of the cessation of the bombardment of Venic , , and that negotiations fur peace were commenced. BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, Jona 8. —At the sitting of the Chamb r of Representatives, held yesterday, the Minister of the interior presented a bill for granting au extraordinary loan to the department of the in terior, to facilitate the nauonal works. This project gave rise to a lengthened discussion, and the minister being called upon to specify the objects to which this Inn alsou:d be assigned, gave in the fol lowing statement: 1. Encouragement to manufactures and export commerce, 200.0n0 baser. 2 Aerieultural improvements and national colonisation, 350,000 emu. 3. W rim of peddle health. 160,000 franc" 4. Vienael ton* 170,000 ffenet. Essaeregsment to literary men and artists, 100,000 buss. 8. subsidise to the communes for tt.• relied the poor, 30,000 hams. The first article of this project of law occupied the Chamber this day. The central section has granted only 400,000 f., and 100,000 f, aildiiionsl for the agricultural roads. The King and Queen, accompanied by two aides-de tamp, have visited the Duchess of Baden at the Bri tish hotel. In he evening there was a grand court dinner, at which the Pitney and Princes of Size Cobsurg lottery, the Duchess of Baden and her eldest son, the hereditary grand duke, and a great number of the robili7 were present. Chest prepara tions are being made at Liege for the reception of the kirg and queen. M. Witheal has placed his __ angel cent resider.co, St. Jacques, at the elispstal of their majesties. The two young princes and the Princess Charlotte are to take up their abode at Baron de Patesta's; de Walleffes, the Minister of Justine, at Baron de Maeda, Governor of the Provinces; the Minister of the Interior, and Baron Bootie:et, the Netherlands Ambassador, at the house of M. OA= ; the Netherlands Coisul of War at the house of M. de la Rouestliere. FALVOC7II, Rata 7.—Yesterday at noon KM. Part Bcsooll, Lino. LlmaiJ, somasaliag, sailed with the mails for Maatin, Palmate, and Bra :I Pmessgers—Mr. /11e0roirtbor. Mr. Nirvana sad wife. r. Brobsnahaw, and sae is the snorer. The bap Lee ths River Plano will bs transhipped at Ris ta ttos *list, sad ohs wilt Want hose, b.schum at Basta and Porsantbmo. NEW MAGIRTIATL—At a mount sitting of the Court of Illidttleorz &Woof, Lord Portman took tie oath of 91'41110'0cm as a inasittrate for the county of tiltddlost. FRANCE. PARIS, Vanua, 2 P.Y. This afternoon intelligence has r4c. ed Par!. that the A:nit:ion cabinet has intimated t r France, that if an army of observation be marched on to the Rhine, Rade•zt7 will march forth with his hordes, and esta blish an army of observation on the Alps. The Aus trian cabinet has also made a request that all Italians now taking refuge in France shall be at once ordered to return to their country. The confirmation of the intelligence that Austria had demanded -from the Sardinian government the cession of all the frontier forums*, has also been mired here this af timed. _ There has been no Chamber to-day. A violent storm is now raging over Paris; it will probably have the effect of lowering the temperature and allying the progress of the cholera, which is making fearful ravages. There is little to notice in the Paris papers except comments en the President's outrage. The Meintrier published it without the signature of the pre-ident or the counte:-sigcatire of the minister. The Cooritastioenwl contained both. &me pelages had been changed. The followinz juxta position is given. The two paragraphs were in two different copies of the osearage : Is La Prase. Tnis unexpected strap* without changing any thing ia t e final Mantua of our este p era lysed oor kind efforts, changed the fiee of the goes thin and now it is in Rome only that it OM be resolved to the honour of France. In the Moniteur. The unexretrd struggle, without charging any- I thing in the final ixtenuons of our enterprise, has paralysed stir benevolent inteni ions, and rendered vain the efforts of our negoliationr. At the Bourse to-day prices were as follows: Five per Con's., 80f. talk.; Threes, 49f. ;Sc., ex div. ; Bank Shares, 2180 f. STATE OF OF VII BANK OF FRANCK Ilp to JUNE 7, with the eeereepoadiag items of the preceding week Week mead Week eadiss May 31. MOO 7. IiAIRITNII. P. 0. eigial WAWA* 57900,000 Clegkel et arw lewd beaks Isserve 10,000,010 16,006,000 I leeerve et aew read beaks 4100,730 3,990,30 Pawn is real pesserty teat saes la dreatalioa Os. limb basks 1110 Is mar 7841,419 t 990,911 7 Lesnalteemat of Tresaernmediter 28,464706 1 23,391,149 43 Dims sissuele est r. et 96,940,911 SS 109,762,124 44 AVMS* lIIIMM in the breasier IteesiMe payable at sled . ... Mamba Maas el Smash Om he payable by 161 s k .. 3,340,941 78 6,745,391 GI er bask 'Dyable by knack Win 4,329,371 0 4,697,066 0 Eliviimis pegeble Liquid, at laral beak M Algiers Ditessa4 divers laterads, sad ea' 3,334,936 33 3,574,784 09 D. add dims lateresta is breads bake 4907,145 0 1,901,956 0 1144413easad WI brif-yeer ..«.. Ditto to Omsk bake oust 0 460,061 0 Illosirles 298,879 78 412,333 66 691,034,321 62 667,449,197 64 AMTS. Cols sad boa „ ...... ............„ 202,103,2 7 0 62 204,432,106 II Oa& la dr fransilmairi 126,796,929 0 129,379,02 0 Lb am due .. .. „ Ws sad ascoptaaas ia P.l De. do. la brim& boa& Advances so both& Advances on bullion by brancb basks 1,417,300 0 1,304,193 0 edgings= rgeuco public hied 21,374,992 43 23,064,317 45 Adrian. ca Vresch publie las& by lora bee& laggages to the &de on Treasury bias Adrian.. the agsba ea ken el ISO Wafts 60,600,000 0 110,000,600 0 Sleek weshlo morn ...... .......... hada 43,331,163 13 42,561,498 13 =lment el my tend brio la polls holt ask I•l9l2l6llteadterits;; 4,000,000 0 4.000.000 0 Ilealeisparty al Ware Webs 9,234,613 0 2,.:114,613 0 Lore 10 , sas is the Owe Paris 1,000.0410 0 1,1100.n0n 0 Waren la National Larawat bask 200,000 0 200,000 0 labanat of bnia& 11.aska la tbs Salimal Massa Beaks of the preglacial towns 930,000 A 210,010 0 Praise' bills Probed& 6041E811mb bads 3,626,781 0 6,337,117 0 aapamega id manarlallat . 343,536 70 371,020 66 Swam et sairseawist of brae& ban& .... ............ „ ...... .. .. suallbe Advanced to the depertaest of the Mime Lisa at 3,000,000 to Ile city at Mar sal& 2,000,000 0 %MAIO 0 691.034,321 G 2 4117,419,3V7 84 GERMAN Y. AUSTRIA.—Dates from Vienna are to June 4. ames lay that has already been appointed minister of war by imperial hand-billet of Jane 2. Nimrichter, the author of the Magyarische Corns pondenze at Piesbare, hes been hang. The Hungarians have gained a victory at Oedets burg. Welden is at Orate, apparently deranged : he would not knock under to the Russian General Berg, and so was dismissed. The Russians are sleocs.angiii.! the ministry. A body guard is being formed out of the finest young officers, without respect t 3 nations. A strong Rowan corps is to operate on the right bank of the Danube. PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes : _ BERLIN, JvNEI3. It seems that Prussia has acceded to *he solicita tion of Bavaria Err military aid; and Prussian troops arc marching , for the Palatinate. It is not, howtver, art led that B traria signs the Prussian reject of a German eonattutiun. General Mark is the Bavarian negotiator. A correspondent of the alogne Gazette writes from Berlin to the effect that the twenty-three bat talions operating on the left bank r f the Billie, mincer the commend or Geotral Hirschfeld, would advance into the Palatinate direct fur Landau. Tne c wpm. including cavalry and artillery, is about 23,000 strong. The cam ps of General Holleben, on the right bank of the Rhine, under the command of General Count Groben, consisting of thirty battalions, with corresponding artillery and cavalry, would pro ceed through Darmstadt some days liter to Baden. The old Bavarian troops concentrated in clasp at Nuremberg (from 12,000 to 13,000 strong) will march through Asehaffenhurg to the Palatinate on the 14th of June. There was alga a strong report at Berlin that the state of siege and martial law would be withdrawn from the city of Berlin in a few weeks, as soon as Baden and the Palatinate were pacified, and a law for the press as well as far clubs should be granted. This new law far the press (*aye mother correspondent) wasexpeeted to appear on the 4th ot Jane in the Staab Anzeager. FRANKFORT.—Our news is to Jane 6. The Archduke, Vicar of the Empire, was leaving the city, having first reviewed in the morning the whole of the garrison present. It wzs not km.own whither he was going, only so much was known that he himself had declared that he could not visit Berlin under the actual circumstances. A second corps of volunteer, well armed, about 300 strong, had left during the week for Baden; intelligence ot the safe arrival of the first corps had arrived. Hergenhalm, according to the General Nassau Gazette, had ten dered his resignation as president of the ministry. _ _ BADEN.-:Our newe from C,rleruhe is to June 5. Reaction had begun ; the troops, about 10.000 strong, cmcentrated io Heidelburg, declared : 1. Tnat they no longer recognised Slgel as commander-in chief. 2. That they would not light against the im perial tr. ops, especially not egunst tree Hessians. 3. Tt at they no longer recognived the committee of the country, and that a new temporary government most be formed (hes since been formed]. 4. Mutt a deputation be sent from the military to the grand duke, to induce him to return immediately and place himself temporarily at their head. Almost all the ogeers have now left the Baden army. The garrisonat Rastadt were still guilty of the wildest excesses. The fortress itself was said to be without provisions. Oa the 3rd of June the elections for the con stituent assembly took place at Carlsrube, in which only 200 or 300 inhabitants took part. All the strangers present voted (about 1,200), old and young, from all nations—Bwiss, French, Italians, and Poles. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. Seßormiae.—Never did the multi) , lock more' beautiful than it does at present withregord to vegetation. The splendid and guild weather we have tad for the last twelve days has dose wonders, end the trope, wheatland and rye. land, promise abundance of all descriptions of grain. The apple sad other fruit trees look well, and last, though not lout, we have to thank Presiders* that the notate crop , throughout this extended district look beulthy and well. We have not yet heard of any instance in which the blight or disease which prevailed last sauna has mardiested itself. —Ten Towne Messenger. Beer Lovatans.—Se far as regards the mom, the pros pees of the amides Watson are very encouraging to the agricul , urist. We west that the event us y reel se the pros• mise. Few compleints have hitherto 'goats ed :r ma Scotch lumen, whilst Omar some parts of Easiend s laud cry of agricultural (limbos has been raised. This has in part Won produced by keel cancer, but it cannot be deni.d that too, of the Ronk here lstely endured adverse tim•a. The pra.s of gtato have b-en low, whilst the pest winter h.s been most latifivoerable to the leaden of stock.—Ayr Adver- Aar. Sone* or Ostrom—The weather has been very hot, with ew refreshing stones during the past week. sad Inge has progremed with unusual rapidity. The appear .nef.of the crop promises abundance The late rain has also thrown up an abundance of grass. We are sorry to observe that there is a severe blight on the blossom on some sorts of apple trees, pert , mlarly that of the sweet broadmem Cabbages are be pientiful.—Exeler Frying Post. SueSEX.—The weather during the past week for thectem has teen newt propitious. The wheats on dry good mils never looked better. Oldest), in appearance, they tepees former yeses far a long period. The plant is very Melly, and stands *Lick on the ground, and, it tin hot weather continuer, it will be in ear in a few days. On the low grounds the wheat has ^planted nut" wooderfully. We know of fields which only a few weeks back, looked like fellows, and wk.'', con siderably later, the plants ems up me thin that is wane cams they were fed of—a step which bat since been regretted, v. where it was let alone, the plantieg off has been most miraculous; for, where a miserable crop was ex pected, the ground is well covered with setae pl:nes, and the produce will at least be from four ti five quarters per acre. Altogether, there is now every probe b.lity of the re being a most abundant harvest. The barleys and cots look equally well oe gooa wile. The fine rains and bright many days have done wonders. Oeing to the backwardness of the +vim, many farmers had consumed their stock et hay. They ha'', thereon+, tither to purchase hay or straw, or to part wird their leas stock. Some of them adopted the latter course, fee which they are sorry enough now, as the pastures are most abundant, rad would keep far more than the usual slumber of stock. We hear that the poet° is failing retain in Ireland ; but al: that we have sera in this m entry Gave as healthy an appeareice as can he desired. The bay-harvest has commenced in this neighbourhood, and the swath falls even over the scythe. Shetp•shearieg is in hall }regress throughout this part of the country ; but where they were t xposed on Wednesday night atter shearing they suffered considerably. Whole flecks to,k more violent @Ads time sweet, and same died from the effoc:s where the hail descended so impetuously. Some Sells of peas were also defamed up the country by the het., wheh, is some places, did considers be damage to cis r mops. The grass gram lauds look beautiful, and the grabbing,' hove come for ward so prolifically that trey have been cat alreadr. If the butler-cup be ss meek:eau* as Mr. Wttitlaw mosiders it, there was neve-r m.n Triune Man at I resent to regret that Rio not deatroyei; for it never grew more eigermed, aid ;menially than at the present tima.—Brighton Resell. liostrom.—During the reason the weather has been, up n the whose, favourable fur aorioulturaboperatioce, till within the last month; whoa they wire aliment *topped by the con• tineed heavy rains, in consequence of *hien saucy thowiands of acres in tke marshes nod lowlands have been flooded. A great event of land lies in the valleys of this emetv, vin the tweaks of the Waventry, on cacti aide of the Tare and the Wecsam, and along the Owe, !melba the land adjoining n boor mamma; and all these lands have been more or lea COInTe I wits water, and much injury has been sustained. The greases are linurient, but it is anted oate d that the bey wie be of very little value. Tile iiff,rent kinds of wheat have never look-d better or more promising, though here and there a field may be seen too heavy in sp. pearenew. The mason him been very unfevoureble for tne barleys Ota mixed soils the barleys .presented a worm appeareace. Owing to the longrentinuanoe of wet and cold weather, hundreds of acres on the meld clay lands will pro. duce very little more than the mod. With the es option of a few place., nate are looking tolerably we'l, and the pm and beams promise) a fair average crop. The number of sutras s..wa kaa nut teen so great as in former peers Thera hag been too much rain fee the pie.a•cier, but it is yet it o early for soy judgment 'is he formed as to the az.ent or quality of the crop.—Norfolk einvnicle. OITORD.—IIay - m 4 king his begun in • preat may plum, sad, should the weather er ntinele as it is, :he scythe will he In Lull sun* in this neighb,urb ,, od at the beginning of the setting week. Int grass has the appearance of Swing full nyc ; the meadows and upland. pronatee stuns crop ; there ie a good bottom to the grass, and the quality, from great rapidity et growth, will he fine,ehould the weather emtmue favourable for making it. The lowlands arc still swampy and bare of gram, and the., partaking of the Ottinwr che ese, r. which are considerable in eaten , . are stil under water—ctireumetanots that will tend to pull 4..wa the aver age of the a*. The corn 6. Ids lush well, but on the cold elap the wheat plait is thiu in the furrows ; we noticed this appearacce to occur more frequently on the Bicester site of this ei'y ohm elsewhere ; on the b liters of Be rkshire it is just the reverse, and the fields present one uniform cheat-it - 4 and very sp'endid cep. psarance. Barley, Math late end early sow el, is alike plethoric, and we anticipate It will he proneuaeed too big " on h*hly cultivated wile; a few instate. s art failure occur on stiff land, Leto which barley ought rover to be ca t. Of nets, hems, and peas, the prays. tis eneou - a 'Me ; the winter bun may be oarticulariseal as a decide I hit, the Amain in length and size is monstrous; we hod the curmity to eu I up and menus? a stalk 'yawing is a field wear the Kidlington turnpike, and found it Ow feet five In la a Its height. The bean crap has, we fear, oar red parti.l Misery from the storm on Tuesday more Mg, a heavy fail of hail hay net (mum I in the northern parts of tbecounty. Jackson's Orford Jaffna. Tae New Rorie TO PARIS.—The time ransomed in the sea passage by the sew route via Newhaven and Dieppe, will 'virago little more than five hours, the Maii cian, belonging to the General Steam Navigation Company, !wriest, on Tuesday lest, made her outward and how ward tiip in that time. The saving by the land journey is Calle:- derable, and the toil expense is also less than by oiler TOW'S N. wham, it will be rememberw l , is directly oppo site Dieppe. DESTRUCTIVE STORE AT IRE ISLE OF Our enriespondent writes as folows :—" Cowes, June B. Shortly of er eleven ceclnt k, a m., this day, a violent storm of rata came on, deluging the streets and houses, in many of which •he water rose to the height of eighteen inches ; and immediately alter came on • most terrific visi•ation of thw.der ind lightning, heavy and vivid, which providm- Nally d;d not last more than half an hour. After the storm had slightly abated, every one wee out to learn what amount of damage had been sustained. At Osborne, the marine re silence of her Majesty, it is stated that three of the men engaged on the works st present going on there were struck by lightning. Dr. Hoffonister, surgeon to the house hold, was immediately amt for, and promptly attended, asel aimainistered the necessary means to the sufferers ; and we hear this evening that all are still livirg. A fine ki tch, just built by Mr. Joseph White, of East Cowes, and ready for launching, was strcek by the electric fluid ; her meat I. tom pletely destroyed, being almost split to ribbons ; her deck torn up, end other injuries sustained ; fortunately no one was on board at the t•me. At West Cowes, the R. Y. S. yacht Hobe, Just hauled up on the slipway of Die. Ratuy, the yacht builder, had her mast struck by the lightning, and rent to pieces. There were several aen working on hostel this yact.t at the time, but although they eat:eine' ced smart shock, no one sustained any injury. At Bar. Cowes Perk, the mansion lately occupied by O. Brookes, Big, was in jured, ar.d many minor casualties occurred. THE SALE AT STANFIELD HALL.—Nomcroc a eitifore attended the sale of the hrusebold effects at Stanfield Hall. Tte announcement that the furniture remained Alm et in the same state as on the night of the muster no doubt tended much to attract the Curious. The sale com menced on Tuesday, and extended over the two following days. The London trains took numerous parties down to view the scene of the Norfolk tragedy, and as the entree oiled be obtained by purchasing a catalogue, price is 6d., the hall was crowded. Several of the apartments were fitted or in a very superb manner, the furniture, which was mostly in the Louts Quatorxe style, fetching good priers. One lot, No. 62, a costly state bedstead, 9 feet high and 6 feet wide, formed of Spanish mahogany, French pilished, elaborately carved with the Jersey arms, was knocked down for 3 81 . massive, beautifully-constrted bedstead, formerly belong ing to the Empress Joe. phine, only realised 191.) The hall is now untenanted, and doubtless will continue so, the alleged claimants to the estate having, it is mid, protested against its sate. REBELLION Longs (CANADA.—The appendix, last print-d, of the first report of theeonstaisaioners appointed to in nquire into the losses measiosted by the troubles in Canada in 1837 and 1838, and into the damages arising therefrom, con tains a lista( the names of the claimants, by which It appears that they are 2,176 la number. The total sum claimed before the former cessmisoloa was 70,6611. 3e. 9d , and of this amount 10,2921. 4e. 11. was awarded, 3,6201. 6s. re jected, and 69,4034 16a.104. not investigated. The amount claimed before the present commission is 241,9661. 109. 6.1 The yr perty, real or personal, damaged or destroyed, is linO,CBBl. 12s. Bd., and the claim for casual, specalattve, or other losses, 61,8761. 17s. 9d. MIBBIONAIIIEL.-41 vessel celled the hoe, which mailed from Liverpool, yesterday, for Africa, carried out about • dozen methodist seisaiessriss. NirraOPOLITAN CHARITY HCIIOOUI.—On Thurs day the sanivermry suedes el the dimity children of the meuspolitan schools was held at Ilt. Pure Cathedral. Within the issue's spies hoes the organ loft to the western mimeses of St. Paul's, there meld ace have been less than from 16,000 to 16,000 lamas being' seenabled. The seats in the centre able had, by a new and very judicious arrange meal, been slightly raised, in tiers in the centre of the tran- Mille time kg the eitileleme were in the unal circular .......langsitepot for etch school, and the whole 6•41 the basement men than half way up the huge pgleggimen which *edema le supported. Within the space thus Weald pews had been erected for the elite cs the ofkand hers ale, wmglaced the pulpit for the preacher - charity sermon. This outline of the arrangements some idea alike spend, which the interior of the presented whim, at 12 o'clock, the service com l.'. Perin standing in the centre of the transept's, aboat him a dis•hignished asoemblage, among R ,,... M arqu i s of Westminster and hie son, Lord sad I listkiren, two daughters of the Doke of Sutherland, the ight Hon. Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Pox Mauls, Lord and Lady Charles Russell, the family of the Prussian Ambesesdor, the Lord Mayer, Aldermen, and Sheriffs, in their rotes of state. many of the clergy in their robes, and the Bishop of Oxford, the preacher of the dimity sermon. I Hensmag in this easemblege, like the wall of en aasphie theatre% were placed the children of the different charity schools in the metropolis, to the number of 6,000 and up , g a ols& vast and shining Gran f, ranged in compact and array, and presenhog • solid mass of health, and youth, wash it was impossible to survey wi t emetion. The service was performed with the usual leV al , and e ff ort, the ohildren signing the parts allotted with more tints ordinary presides. It is quite, imie seible to appreciate, without having heard it, the dividing effect produced by the voices of 5,000 children jerked in the antic of the church. The Bishop of Ox` rd preached an el•quent sermon from the text, "Ye are the light of the world The collection male at the doors of the cathedral exceeded that of last year by 1501, and amounted is all to apostle of 7001. la the evening the patrons of the festival dieted :together at the London Tavern, the Lord Mayor presidirg. The musical arrangements, both at the cathedral and the dinner, wen under the sole direction of Mr. GM, the organist. THE NEW SAVINGS' BANK BILL. —We bare heart i: rated, and on seemingly good authority, that OA bin to be brought in by the government will propos& a further reductive in the rate of interest allowed by the Tutus, ' v. a. from IL has. to 31. 2a. 6d. per cent., of *hide 21. 10e. is to be paid to the depositors, 7s. Yid. for maw. meet, and be. to the treasurer for being reversible for the 1 delimits, As regards the truth of this repent, we can only say the: the name of a high legal hasMoaary was stated 26 ma authority in the matter, sad that, se far, we have I teases for believing soch to be the iatentien of government. I It would, of emcee, be premature to oroke any remarks' stAtil the pmposed plans are fairly before %he public, bet any such fee settling what to us is the easiest of all oceetions, will, most assured‘y, meet with our do:i 'ed opposition.— The Reporter and Se:dingo' Banks Aerocate. 1111LITART COLLEGE, ADDISOOMBE.—Yesterday a deputation from the East India-house, and a large body of I the nobility and gentry, she had received invitatione, pro ended to the military seminary at Addiscombe, for the purpose of recenieg a report from the Lieutenant Governor of the progress made by , the cadets, and distriituting the rewards gamed by them wenn the last term. The examine- Voss were conducted by Sir Charles Parley, B. E.; ant the rem it yeomen , nded that Moors. Montgoneerie, Warned, Ryres, D nit:deem. Cowan, ant Blagrave be selected to the Eeeneers, the 17 following names to the Artillery, and the remainder to the Infantry. The fo lowing Ms s were then awarded: Ur. Montroinerie—First prize is H adust.iaLfi.at good conduct, and the Pollock medal. Mr. Warrand—Fint prise in mathematics. Mr. Donaleison—Pr:z• a in military drawing, chemistry, and civil drawing. Mr. Cotgrave— Second , erize in good conduct, and second in Hindustani. Mr Blagrave—First prise in fortificaticr. Mr. Hughes— 'Second priz •in fartificetion, and prise in Ledo. Mr. Trevor —Priz •• in Hindustani, and third good conduct. Mr. Brown low-1f ilitary surveying, and prize in Latin. Mr. Jam , 8— ' Prize in civil mewing. Mr. Defree—Second price in ford. i *cation, and prise in military drawing. Mr. Campbell— ;Prze in Freud', and fourth good ceaduct. The cadets I afterwards went through the mental exerdis.s, and the court broke op. CAI 1.51 TO THE BAR.— LINTOLN'iI INN.—The Trinity Term cells to the bar of the Monourahler Society of ILine fres lon were made yesterday, and they com prised the after. mentioned rode men :—Fountain H. Elwin, Beg.; Edward T. Wakefild, Bp ; John J. Stutter, M.A.; John R. Brasier, MA.; George T. Pecan, BA.; H 'riper J. Wilkireon, MA.; William R. Jones, M. A ; P3iii.. H. Peps', MA.; &meal Senn, Bin.; ead Frederic W. De raw. 11. A.-Itirtan TitiarLa..—The Trinity Ti Mt ' calls to Viet bar of the Inner Temple were mho made yester day, And they compr.'ed tho after-mentioned gentle m• n :—G. urge phallism Tucker, B.A. ; John Henry Brand, D.r.L. ; Hoary William Sharpe, B.A. ; Willingham I Frankl.n. 8.A.; Edward R::ahtnn jun., B.A. ; David Ainswor h, S.C. L. ; Th omas Broiksbtink, jun . B A ; Fr, dark Stewart Mac Godlier. Esti. - Thomas Morrocka, Foq ; Richard Berton, B.A ; Edward . Alexander Aubrey Moriar.y, B.A. ' • 'Ratcliffe Print, E c..; Richard Areheum Cone.. B. A. ; Bor.jarnin }Naples Haworth, B. A. ; and Charles Edward Murray, Req. SOUTH LONDON RAGGED SCHOGL.—On Thursday Bright the third annual meeting , f this smo 4 wait held at the ILori.sTavern,Kennioston,Mr.Llnder $ ierif Wire presiding, sung irted be C. Hiridley. Rag.. M.l'. Rev. C. Kimble Mr. H 1 Hussey, en others. The report gtated, that the Kimble, generally is in a vend prosperous condition. The expenses' for tLe past - . ,-e.ir amounted to 1651. 17s. 6d.; and the re m line to the come moult. The number of boys admitted sines Ltheommencerment is G2fi, and the number of girls .533; the number of boys received during the year was s•ar. 4 at itO, ar.d the Bids 147: and the average attendance was A 1 keys, a nd 66 g irk. A great desire for impr .vrniont was otwerwsble among all the roholan, many of whom are both fa hatless tn.! modredess. The report was unanimously Adopted. THE GAME Laws.—For a boar time a strong feel isg has prevailed among the tenant farmers of %hie c iunty 'Oast the preservation of " game," or, as the tarsance ear been aptly designated, vermin. Two or three years ago, Geo. Finch, Erg., of Burley, very considerately paid the Mal amt deference to this feeling. and liberally gave per- Edwina to his tenants end others+ to destroy . all the game they could find on Lis estates. The concesewn was at the time received as a boon by Mr. Finch's tenants, and the neioklyouring agricafturista I oked will something like envy on those who were thus favoured. Surprise was, theref te. fdt last week 'run an announeernent that one of Mr. Finch's tenants wee a prosecutor is a cue of game trespass; and by those who were unacquainted with the nature of the charge, some misgiving was felt kit Mr Finch lid changed 1 is mind relative to the game question : the affair WIN rendered the more double' by the fact that the person who had summand the scented had formerly giver u-srance to a strong opinion respecting the evil of game preserving. It has turned out, however, that the incon sistency...al not on the part of the landlord (whose liberality as such is estensiv ly appreciated) ; tor on the hearing of the charge at the petty lessons at Ropinghem ten Monday lest, Mr. Finch wan present, sad distinctly declared that he is reposed to game preserving, and gives full liberty to persons to destroy ash , game en his estates. The charge against the alleged trispener was dirmiesed.— Lincoln Mercury. MONEY MARKET. FIRMLY Evzieneo. This has been another dull day in the Stock Exchange, and the transactions in the English funds have not been extensive. Consols opened at the closing price of yesterday, viz., 913 to 3, and experienced very little change throughout the day, but left off at 913 to 3, there being a considerable pressure of money stock upon the market. The Three par Cents. R^doced were done at 903 and 90. and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents at 903 and 91. Bank Stock was done at 193) and 195, and last at 1943. Exchequer Bills at 455., 475., and 48s. premium, and India Bends at 675, 695., and 70s. premium. Long Annuities of 1860 at si and 8 13-16. The speech of the President c.f the National As sembly of France, which appeared in this morning's pipers, dens not appear to have had any influence upon the English funds. It throws considerable light upon the Danish question ; it :s regarded in the City as a satisfactory document, and much more paci fic in its tone and character than certein rumours circulated previously had led us to exp:ct. In the foreign securities there has been no increased act'vity to-day. Mexican and Venezuela stocks have both declined towards the chise of the day; the trans. actions that have actually laken place as shown by the official lists are is follows: Brazilian Bonds, small, at 781; Mexican, with coupons, at 281 ; and at 261, #, and 265, ex coupons for money: and at 263, 265, and 263 for the next amount. Peruvian Four per Cents. Active, at 64, 611, and 53. Partneusse Four per Cents., 28, 271 and 271. Rus sian, 101 a-d 2. Spanish Three per Cents., at 331. Venezuela Bonds, at 20. Be'gian Four-and-a-Half per Csitts., at 79 and 791. Dutch Two-and-a-Half ner Cents., at 603 and 60 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, at 76. The transactions in the Foreign Exchange' re ported to-day are as follows :—On Amsterdam, 12.2 to 2)1 (at short, 12 to 1) ; on Rotterdsm, 12.21; OR Antwerp, 25.80 to 85 ; on Hamburg, 13.12 to 121; on Frankfort, 1211 to 122; on Petersburg, 361; on Paris, 25.75 to 80; (at short, 25.574 to 624) ; on Mar seines, 25.75; on Genoa, 26.80; on Vienna and Trieste, 12.44 to 13 ; en Leghorn, 31 to 31.10 . on Naples, 404 to 4 ; on Mending, 120 ; on Madrid , to 50 ; on Cadiz, 494 to 50 ; on Liaison (90 days), 534; on Oporto (90 days), 534 to 4—all at three months, unless other *use expressed. In the Corn Exchange to-day there was no alte ration from the prices of Monday last in any atticle except oatr, which, from the mannitude of the supply of foreign this week, were a trifle lower ; the market was altogether very quiet. The commercial advice. from Hamburg in the City to-day are to the sth inst., and are of a more cheering char.itter than we hay. been able for some time. The 'weather had been all t be desired for the season, and had a mos Scial effect an tt e growing crops of every description; and, notwithstanding that no certain information' regarding the suspension of hostilities between Denmark and Schleswig-Holstein has been received, there was a confident feeling cherished that they were very near their termination, and trade was be ginning to weer a more active appearance generally. Sager, coffee, and cotton are all sufficiently low an stocks to induce higher demands on the part of holders, and prices are all quoted higher in the trans sedans that have taken place since the date of the tot advice& Pepper and other spices had also im- proved. The demand for bills hes of late been graduelly Lo decreasing, and the exchat vs are quoted as follows : Os odors, 3 months date short Oa Amsterdam, =oaths ISM . 33.40 short ." 33.13 On Antwerp, 2 monthsclste 33.35 short Os Paris, 3 mouths date lB7 'bat Oa Petersburg, 3 months 32 A reported loan has depressed the value of all Rue- Sian securities two to three per cent., whilst other securities are rather higher, as are sh ares of all de scriptions. Money contraries abundant. Gold is in demand for Austria and Hungary, where the premium encourages its being sent. There is now no longer any doubt on the subjed of the establishment of the British Bank. It will be incorporated by royal charter, and will then be the only chartered hoek doing a foeal bueinees in London excepting the Bank of England. The Lords of her Majeety's Privy Council for Trade have already ap proved of the deed of constitution as the preliminary step to the grant of the charter, and have conceded to the bank the privilege of rata rag its capital, with the sanction of the Board of Trade, from time to time, and as the nature of the business may require, to 2,000,0001. The advantages to the public cf such an institution as this whether viewed as en investment by the pur chase of its sherce, or to the depositor from the restrictions and rules impwed by the charter, are very great. They have been c eirly stated in the follow ing paragraphs from a pamphlet published by tl:c Brirish bank setting forth the peculiarities sod ad vantages of its c netrtution. It accomplishes in virtue of the charter the greatest part, if not all, that legis lation can be allowed to attempt without injustice to others, for the charter provi tee: 1. That the capital shall be adequate and paid up. 2 The shareholders must, at least once a year, hero an accurate statement of their affairs, wider revel in, by au!i:ors of their own eel( ction. 3. Any t ins shareholders hei,:g disiatisfi. d with shy thing they see or heir, may, at any time, call u general meeting, and dement such explanation as they are advised to o .usitter re site. 4. A monthly statement of 11 , 6P4 and liabilities must be published, which it is criminal to falaify. 6. Ore fourth of the di ectors must retire annually, and are sot eligiVe for re-election for o: e whet year, thereby giving the sharehalden the power of dirsolving any board they may consider ohjeetionall'e, sad a guarantee that the aceoants are fai•hfully reported, since new directors would sot he likely to undertake the respenerbility of any ruinous malvereationa Icy their predecessors 6. No creditor under ordinary circumstances can attack any shareholder, but must se rk his redress against the cor porwion ; nor until the corporation is ir sole. et, and be users utterly ezhi u.trd, c an any individual be made per sonally liable ; and even in that extreme ease the charier provides a redaedy that every shareteder must contribute his eeuhable proportion to prweet the tarty prosecuted, nor can the 1 ,sses of the cnrpr r .thm be devolved unjustly upon one member of the body corporate, hut must be distributed proportionately to theit share. over the whole. And the dead of conetitutinn of the Br tis s Beek provides, over aid above, that If at any time it shall appear that one-fetirth of the paid up capital has tweet Let, the company must be dissolv , d and its 'Afars wound up. It will be seen by advertisements which appear in this interning 's paper that the committee of Eastern Counties a Railway shareholders appointed to select and nomioat 3a number of gentlemen to be elected as di rectors al the adjourned general meeting of that com pany, to be held on the 15th inst., have fixed on the following names for that purpose, sir.:—Edward L. Betts, Esc( , Joar , ph Glynn, E-q., James Parke, Samuel 'lie, Esq., J. AT. Smith, Esq., Thomas Broadbent, Esq ,T. J. Mosgrave, H.q., and George Reed, Esq. We wilt not venture to itive an opinion on tic qu rlt. lcatians of the about-homed eentlemen for the office in question, we cannot but believe that it must have been the anxious and honest desire of the committee to Pelpetonly such men in the present lamentable stet c eif that compeny's concerns as they had good reaer.e. t o believe sere not only within:, but, from habits amt I knowledge of business, competent to conduct the fcrte xe working of that important rail way, in such a nemeen eras might place its affa'es in the most ge ti e f ee e et ry eo n, lition they are ousceptibleof, end, at all events, world honestly ar d skilfully unravel thrown, by those who 1 lave , for the last fe w y ears, t he t ang l e d we b into vbi.h. those eflairs have been had the mansgement, er rather mis-management, of them. The Bank of England averages for the week end ing the ltd in 4. when cm-ay.:red with the week preceding, give th e formal. tx results: areulatioe lame ..... lncrease E 53,130 Omelettes active 18,361.31 Ix-cream 107,955 Public deposits 5.60,619 Increase 289,761 Other d epos i t , GovernmentSecirltieeli Milkier:department_ 14.1".507 Other Swett:es Coin and Bullion Berea day 'other hills 1,073,985 .... Messrs 34,547 M ase 48,016 The Beet 3,143,386 BANK OF ENOLAN D.—Amour for thew Oft (181811 • T tl B6 23349. Mtn Rotes Weed A - 1.6 3,3651 oosensine . %Debt.. ‘1 , 1, ,04 915, told I „,fi no Gold c oin 4 Bunks 13,231.396 Silver Bullion azr.sto.l4% AX.55.3.565 UNITS° DIPAITIIIOI. Preptietora' 0451.61....A14,5k1, 0 6 0 Government SOCI 41 _,,... 11 " Reg • • . . 3,103.R6 lineluil. Dead 'n ... 6 .. pubit,;iiei4iiiiiiia.a. Annuit.) Exchel., Say. Ktnkii, Other Securities ... • 9 . 82 ' 1,49 COMIA. of Xai'on i N o te. , „ . 9,194,220 TO Debt, sod Div. Alum.) 6,6 0.619 Gold and Silver 56 , ,977 Other DetioAtv Deviovlayandoiher Dille 1,075.965 -.... A 34,060,94 „ ti4,o• o.i.tili JUDO 7.1819. Y. usitsnALL. chid' , 'uder. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoc The English fends have bt en operated in only t . 0 a Brasil extent this morning. Conssla commenced at yesterday's closing prices. 911 to-',, soon declined t sellers, and are now showing symptoms cf more firmness, being quoted 911 to / fur money and ac count. The Thr. e per Cents. Reduced were done at 901, and last at 891. The New Thr.'e-and-a-Quarter. per Cents. at 91, 901, and 1. Bank Stock at 1931. Exchequer Bills at 455. slid 48e. premium. Long Annoiqes are quoted at 81 to 1. In foreign stocks the business done has been limited to a few transaction in Dut^h and Mexican, at some what lower rates. Dutch Terc-and-a-Half per Cents. were negotiated at 491. Mexican, at 26/ and ex c“ipons. Spanish Five per Cents. active, at 161 ; Three per Cents. at 331 and 33. In other foreign securities the market is quiet. __ N D illf CHALONS . Pint 8t0ck.1974 5 I 3 per Mess for Ace., 12t.17/1 1 bera. u44s 33 6p.rp : l4 ; oLet,. MeL o.4.o‘o.o.A C°D.R : T A" : .. A"L ik:Ba..l4. :9Bl ; n o 10 1 : 09 REIGN 3 660I P P I pirperr L perd r a e Cte lt r etestrich. „ ..... ' 17 - 1 7,......k ..11.3 4: 41 .;*-. r tri g iat es.. 271 45 DINA Now. 76 6 lea V& le 1 ~,,i , -0 , . im am ape lidA. If S IC main u idi IT MOO Oak* 86 • la . , 33 i DIM 011solb• Bil 3 P. Dsearred Big. Callust"Ddltdauid"thi'3" =rive 196.,311 . . dpsr CS. Wk." 1 , .“ Ct. ITassesslt ....-.. 10 . ror Ct. Ditch Bds., 49 60 4 per Ct. Dutch Carta, 751 61 Vowed, Dewed DIF. 17 METALS —Lorrnox, June B.—The market continuos CaU for all kinds of Metals, and the ttansactions of the law week MVO been upon a more limited scale than heretofore. Welsh bars mull still be quoted at free on beard at thl port, but a portion of la old Moo ols offered at lower rates. Staffordshire hoop., 6 4 erts, and nail-rude bare been in demand to a moderate cation toe India. In &Web p/g-tron there has been very little variati. II In price arid Or t quotations must be considered nominal at 43a. 6d. fur mixed toad and 45n. for No. 1 o:irisherrie and Calder—net each, tree . . . on bsard at.alasgow.SwicliSilion became, and • tilt rioo.itmext mach inquired for. Of Snelidi Reel there are lily r. at 131. 100.-114 milers bode/ 144.-Copper was last week redace4 Id. per lb. ea sheathing, and 91. per ton on cake and tile. -The price of English Fin ' hes again fallen 41. per ton.-Tin-plate. are obtaiiinble at 275. per bon Vi coke, and 320. per box charcoal to Loudon, and le per box less at Lirerroul.-Lead Is In moderate demand at quotations. -Spotter Is fiat, and the price cannot fsirly be quoted beyond lb/. al , hough sales made within the last few days at 131. ss. The Onset In Ronda* on i te . ' a ist was 2,31 1 0 toes 'remit 3,500 at the ramp ; eeo.l last yew.- • .Id 'leer is 3s. 2d. per lb. for ordinary ma:ilium The prices ant English Iron, per ton, bar bolt, and reituire, Lon ton, M. Os.; nidi rode, LW. I'.s.; hoops, 71. 15a sheets (*lngle.), 8/. 15.. • bar. at eordill Med 'Newport, 5/. to 31. 5.. ; refined metal, Wale... '3l. 155.; en. thraeite. 31. 155.• Plgs,ailn Wales, 3/. 10.. to 41. 3s : do 21.175. 6d. to "1.51.; No. Clyde, net cash, 2 /. 2 e.Gd. to 21.5. illetigglii patent relined Iron f tails, hc., 7.0. b. at Newport, 31. 15a.; do. far tin plate., bui &c., 41. 10..; tali line's patent toughened Ply, in Glasgow, 21.175. .to M. 2.. 6d.; in Wain 31. 100. to 4R; Stedledshire hors, at the works, M. 10s. ; pigs , in Shdfordohire, V. 10 M. 10a• ratio. 11. 31.; emirs, 4/. Foreign Iron. Swedi.h, 111. 101. to 121.; Foreign Steel ; Owe Ash keg, 14/. • (*sot, ISt. Eng. lialt Copper i Sheets, ehenthing, atd bolts, per lb., 9d.; tough cake, per too, 701. 10..; tile, 781. 10s.; old Copper, 701. to ed. per lb. linglieb Lead : Pig, per tun, Mk tlBl. 15.1. to 171.; red load, 171.10..; white, 22/. ; p tent shot. r t i... Foreign toad: Spanish. In bond 131. So. to ltd. 10e. VAIIIIIRSBIock, per cwt., W. 13a. to U. 17o.; heir, M. 14i. to 31. 18a.; refined, 41. 41. Foreign Tin : gears, in bond, 3t. IN. to 4R t 0..; Straits, 31. Ma to M. M. Tin Plates, IC Coke, per box. IL M. to lt. 75.; IC Charmed, 11. 12e. to 11. 1M..• IX did •. 11. 17a. ed. rip- lies : Pats. . warehoused , per ton, 141.13 e: to 131. Zin: • English sheet, per ton, 241. Quicksilver, per lb., Zs. 2d. EXPORTS OE lIISTAL , TO ALL ISDIA PROM LONDON ASP LIVERPOOL Pon TUN PIRA . : l'il't yosTlir or 1842 *VD 1649: Metals. 1818. 18 PI. Imin 1019. Svelter toes 883 CoMser , Inn, Initeh Di i4. 7 . fr e rgs lin. 143 bozos 1471 2803 1424 tons 213 70 3 tluiehollser b. nits -- -Alining Journal. LIVERPOOL, June S. —The news by the Ili!), ruin is not tavouriible for the teen market. Scotch Pirrhon, No. I, had declined at 191 calt ; and mvnufactiterd Iran h is arm bulk n in pt !cc; Scotch pigs have nut ntintair.e.l the ar..ht advance, the mot., aunt by tba °lemma speculators receiving no an; port from t. e trail., who con tinue to operute with great caution, apprehending loom prices from the rapid diminution of stock and sus; envion of fortign shipments. :isles were ta.de here terday a 41.5. rd. per t. n fur mix. d Sae. Other metal are in mod. rate demand, without any turther thanve in mi. ev GLASGOW, June 7.—There is bine alteraii..n I,i note in the slide of our pig Iron merkut. Mixed Nos. see he'd at 43e. 6d., with buyers ..t. 435. per ton, curb. PRODUCE.-MINICINO•Lonn, Jules 8.-Th , suttee mar kethas not been brisk today, and pekes were e shade in favour of the buyers; yet we etarcely quote a decline of lA. upon the week. eicept f or Weelln•ila, which has been freely told at that reduction. 160 ltd.. only told today, hut durieff lb.. week 2.3101 hhda, which is a full average quantity. 4,000 bag , Mauritius and 2.000 bags Ilene rat said in public ode le-day: the letter emnaiieruled ',retinue rate. The Mauritius sold rather under. The refined market I. dull, and price* are scarcely imagined, but last week's quotations are cantle tted fair to tine lump& S2a. fit , Sla. The feliewing ate the general quo tations of spear raw : Nest India, brown, 3' ; 3Sw. to 42e. ; 513111 limo, brown, 31,, NA • yellow, lOW to good, .17s. rel. to tos.; fine, Its., 4.e. ; Bengal, lon!to gn - d white Iktetoe, 395. &kW 430. Gd. • common yellow, 3/I•• to awe,; brow.., Mb. to 33a.,, cry.talli:44l and strong ellow, 2a , . to 44..: white, 46e. to 50a.- Collar: goal ordinary native C. yleh chows a Welber •merovement et t. -day, waking la. on the wash. Beal gull male err sold 31s. to 32m. GI., super tor 330., in the public sale today. 0 ism d• wriptions sold at previous rates. Brasil 27s Od. 32, •d. Oent any's Jana. im'xntal :i7o„ 41e. Cd.; (lode Rica at 34e. , SI elm, chiefly withdrawn.-Itice congeries dell. aim price • are a stale lower than lea week. - Pimento sold at previous rates, :+I 34 lb -spiem eteady.- ffal•petre a sha•le lower.-Bunt has been dun during the week.- Tuliow has dor:latxt to 34a. fol., and difficult .-f Rule at that price. At Licetignt Al:qt.:Ohm sold 33s , 57.. • South Amer-can, 314 : Id maks Oporto, 365. 3d. to 37.—Pen hi:, been very arm miring the week, oral' tat y .upport,tl ottot cunt:l:m.o Ttly MAI but tow outer.. at preV otter anteles ne, material al!t•ruttoin but the markeis generally have bet u rather dull this iv ek.- Vincent arniwroot partly e,-td, lid. to Itpl. --Covet Ebony sold 4/. 12...0-1. to 2e. 001.--11.im t Nictraeua.wtml sold. 10/. to 22134. • -Madras Indigo mold, 2. 7d. to 3e. Id. LlVltttroUL, June 8.-Sugar: In the early pot of th• - • • " " • - wt ek there was a very active demand, both from Portia . Awl fennel's, but the osurtrt en WO radar quiet. r; the rah.. are 1,20. hlois.. 6,900 Imp 11411‘111. and 13,1110 ,e to Maurithut, 2,190) of wh th arc to arliv.", at MM. Gsis Foreign: The dernaud for expo. t continues inner t.ve ; the rla of Brasil U.I the ispot only toroprire 70 are, WO hags and bet.'. Cern.= and Mamie, bloom at 300. Od. t 90e, and whites at 4'r. to 430. A cargo of moan Boldu hoe been a. 1 ,1 afloat at IW. MI. for delivery at this port, and the Page have taken 325 IshJs. Porto itsco at aira. 9d. to 43*.; 120 Irma flue white Manta Martha brought 270. per cwt. toe export. -Moltmes: Imp ru a bare con tinued to nett u the is duced qttollitioni of last work; the auks are about 700 coke, ine . usling Itarb,aloen uitsl Antigua, from 200. to 200. rOl.. I h merara ut 18a. sat., and f..relgn from 100. to A-. per cwt. w according to qu..h.y.- Coffee : The new Jare.aii a to vary freely ode. ed, soul 1.01. week's. priers are barely aupporte s. 201 rec. haws been roll by uuction at J a. tor low ordinsty, to 1 fr. f. r fine mid dling. Pio hater otdinsry Rio are reported at 2 for cwt.-2,900 Imp Gisayaquil Cocoa were sold at to 244. Cal. per cwt. far irm fetter Its to. gaud 7.—lLlce : In 1 urolina the tel. are .3 0 Paces. at 184 , and of Bart India 5,1101 bap at 70 od. to Be. f .ery low to middling 11114. 1., on I ii. to 1. P. gri. per eat. for Mw tai illsog to One r MM.—Rum in in Utter deutand; the sal. s ate 2'.0 poor Dont rare, at 111. 1.1. to I. Old. for 7 to 9 p. r cent., to 2.. 24. to 20 :.I. for 31 to 40 per cat. ; oleo gout ISO pun. Jamaica at the quotations. TALLOW —No viriatio., in the malk tto report. Tim quotations remain a. follows : lboterrhurw V. C. on the r;ot, 23A. 3d. to 31s. Gd.; lkt.Eer to Malabar eeli‘ely, 3:..; repurAte month! ;3i. 3d. to 335. Gd. SUGAR —The sense(' prim of Slicer, tin et-(, , !ece of the Itrith4l Ton notsi in America, easnputcd (tom the returns made is 'he week ending the 3:11 day of June, 11147, is Rilr. 4d. per cwt. Scums the produce of the Mauritius is 25e. Sid. per on Stumr the produce ut ltu• East tidies is a.. i pi. per cwt. ..vulag: priced the three Gorm . ring tle.eripticms, Jointly, k Vs. sd. per cwt. ButsvoL, JUNIS B.—The market bat heeu comparatively gnat (Ilk %eel". k till a fair amount of bunini an wan done un the two that neirket days following We date crone lot report at dearly prices. The ~alas repotted tniteiht of toe Id la. Went India and 9.4 no mate Mannino, and the transactions wined 111,, been larger h al holders cow-eland to a I illUrlie/1 M ltd. rer est. on former r den. life refincd market •t adv. and for wet lumici there I. ,1 wee g sot demand ; dove-dried g ode do not, however, meet with go WWI a Pile. Treacle more it:imbed fur at life. Gd. fur Um bed wake. in rum and moiaasea there la nu alteration. WOOL.—Lonnon, June 9. F :r Eng:rah W 0.4 ttu mar ket hAa been dull, and haat week's rytd.ttl..na are bap ly For/ported. Mouth Down llnggela Ild. to la, and Koit 21Ne. a VA. to II d. par lb. Nothing, dome in foram or colonial since the *Am, aid die market ha ratty r u quiet team Arrivals this work are 2,1 la bla. Pyd. ney, and 110 foreign. WORSTED STUFFS, fcc.-13akoroaro, Jr. as 7 large mums of lir reliaritn and efinsolmitin buyers In the Piro...hall to-day. and, probably iseng In tie 'twin t o th e splendid weather ht. lively preluded, there west an ircreared amount of baninrl.l drone in i o alp Fellable f r borne ea.mumptlon, r mkraeing In-leans c'oths, silvery, of tbe middle anal low r qualities. alpacas,. and the DMIC•I descriptions of fancy go nI. The prices Plaid 11111111 liP . .eme en of let°, the moket, on the whole, hies than. owing to the %mallets. of the Scala of manufactured gond. on band. The yarn market FAA steady, Imth an regards prices and demand; bat the purehaam fir exportation were rather more eaten...Ye than of late. The wool market wan weh su:nplied; end aa the irmaud was not equal an the stocks offered, many of the spinner* bet it (Unposed to awes the opening of the yearly wool markets in the weal growing diorietn before purchasing extensively, the priers current were scarcely Fia tern an we bare recently reported. Nulls and broke wools goof! steadily at late rates. IiI,ANKETS —iiI.C[XONDAVIKIt, JUNE 7.—There wY only a small attendance of buyers at our blanket hall to.day, and the ' butanes tmnaseted wan comparafisly limited. We have. however, stated that the transaction, in the blanket ball (In not at all times pry rent a true idea of the state of trade in till. district, VI% although there is little apparent business doing in tho m.rket, tbe nianufac. Were are well employed in staking to order, briny:v.44 fur exportation. HOPS —Or roan, June 5 —The fly continue• to infest the gaps in an alarming manner. I.."nicss there Is a change six e lily the crops will be destroyed. EDEN BRIDGE% Jane 6.—We are very full of v. rmin ; the fly and hoe increwing, we should say very fast, in some gardens par ticularte. BIiIitHTLINO, June 8 —We hove a great nuantey cf fly, say hero GO to KO on a leaf, and the lice are foliowing up rt.pidly. Notwithstand rig, the bine continues to grow, arid Ii a'thy to most gardens; come of the bine in our pari-h is lore atol f tr the year, and some very Irickward and uneven. Our firm Is. Jet is, that if we should get a showery time, we have quite enough vcniiitt to send us all into a 'em, fete tight. EWIIIIIST, June 6.—e The present appearivee of the lope in this parish is decidedly against an average crop, as much of the bine is very uneven. Although the hire has grown very fast the last few warm days and 'dab% yet we have so many ay an d H o y (more than we have had so early since ISIO) that it cant tin motions to improve much longer, unless some rhange takes place to destroy *bum WARTLINO, June 7.—Wi - bin the lan: few days we have had refreshing showers, which have reher improved some teardelia. NERwiIIoNCEUX, Jun* 7 —The bine grows fast and strew*, and is loosing something better. Tlf.Ell vizor. June 7.—The bine in m*ny plintatio-Pln this parish is by no means Wrong: there is a great quantity of ily, whi c h are daily Increasing, and in acme gardens the bum Is covered Witt vermin. SUNDLIDOE, June 7.—The hire are grnwing ro.t, hut the has tneremed much faster, rune of the bills being "'lmre. black ; it is not checked in option thee, there will be very little chasm el PaatacßT, June 7.—We have a ore ceral and numerous „n ue ], o,flien sad Ike, and in sane genic, a emiebiersble deal of h one y l a ven. Wee ,raider the taste in a precarious rive. Bag N e l .n.gr. June 7.—The bines are gr,o r vq , h u t are covered • ith ties and lion as think as we ever remember seeing th em p ear ly a thew-mon. BUBLWABH, June 7.—lt will be In the rreollrc'i - n of ores Der ., m , o w i n M web we had tome beautiful growing wedher ; this had the efn Moreau •ang the hop bine to at rapid chants. Near the end of much. , m 4 dorms greater t art et April, we heti many hard frame. Thew h4l the effect of causing the new shoots to die down to the Ronk. Prom this cease the preeent new bine is spindly and wesk, and ~,, ermnied with fly, that the leave* are black as if sound. We bare been very particular in our *lurk" and our itUorma.ion re ,,,,,,mhue the ey to gathered from the hop-tyers, of ad mann* the be-t able to Judge, going an they do to every pole and handling every bine. We are full of fly, and increasing daily. Brlsea, June 7.—We have abundance of fly and lice in our irardena; the proapeets oft mop ate very short. WBSTERUAN, June 7.—Oar hop bane continue* to prow, bat we have the fly and Bee Innumerable, and in some gardeas honey dew. FENSPICRXT. June 7 —Oar hop b;nes a•e very uneven; some (round that has had heavy CTOI4 the last two ycar4 Ire very weakly, whit t enme of the Spans eare.ens are tom.ins the peke; but both the Wang and weak are full of by and Hee. • -I \ II I i 1I