The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-30 00:00:00

, rYt . ~ ~'L • . ~i - .. ~~~ ~~ 1~ • • c !- - 7-- Tebt 4xints No. 887.] LONDON, SATURDAY 2VENING, JUNE 30, 1849. [THREEPENCE. RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY. Empowend by speeds' Ad at Partimmat. QpL 1,000,000. OM" 3, OM ere maloft. Arts et Métiers, went to Brussels, wkere, not having any passport, he exhibited to the police the medbl of one of his colleagues; but the Belgian policy re 'used to allow him to remaio, and tent him off to Aix la- ChapeUe. It appears that the Prussian police would not receive him, sod they sent him back to Brothels. SARDINIA.—We read in the Debugs: Intelligence from Turin etuses is to fear tbs . , new compli cations nave arisen in the ue,zo Wiens bitten Austria and Sardinia. Onr re .ders know that it w•r on the propceition of Austria that conferences were opened at Milan. The cabinet of Vienra was to lower is pecuniary pretensions to the sum of 75 million• ; and offv.ed, besides, to give orders for the Inim-ditts evacuation of Almon I t i a , on con dition that Sardh.iin Idetipotentiar . ots should he immediately sent to whil. The Sardinian eobinet ace. red these protestations as the starting point of the new negotiations; and ea the 13th of June it sent de Is Bormida and Bono in pagui to Milan, whirs M. de Bruck. the Austrian pleaipo untiary, was waiting their arrival. The same day the evecuatt nof Alessandris to-k place. This evacuation, ac cording to the written e invention subscribed by Austria was to precede the d. parlay, of the Pl' dmontese nego tiators. What was the surprise of the latter, whin in their first int. below with the Austrian plenipotentiary M. de Bruck proposed that the indemnity to be paid by Sardinia should be much superior to the sum of 76 millions, which had bites proooerd as the anxienum of the exigencies of Austria? when even he proposed ether condition". which app. and ineAniaiible with the interests and honour of the Sardinian government? and what, fi:islly, was their sur prise when the same negotiator declined, In the name if his government, 'uterine into any segacemeat relative to a etmplete amnesty? la this poi.ition the Piedmonts"' nego. tin on could only announce their firm reso'ution not to follow Aurria in is new exigencies, so sudden and inex plicable. It is probable that the negotiations us at present broken off. wean the Bervians and the Magyars, in which the inhabitaata of Agram are said to be compromised. COBLENTZ.—The wool fair was closed here on the 27th inst. Of the 1,000 cwt. and more brought to the market, very little was sold, and that little at exXemely low riots; the manufacturers complained of stagnation in trade. DALLICIA AND CRACON.-14teat news from Cracow is to the 24th : I' he Russians were lording it already, and the Aus trian officers playing the most obsequious part to their new ttetors. One example among many : General Heafmann,havirg arrived in Dukla, rent for Heiderer, the captain of the circle ; as soon as the latter came at 11 a. m., he was informtd the general was taking a nap, and that he must wait. At length he was ad mitted, gut s• loped while s'anhing, cap in hand, how it it was that nations for 26,000 menwe re not supplied,and on the captain's humbly representing that his orders had stated merely 8,000 men, was dismissed with the peremptory injunction to supply rations for 26,000 men, and not a man lees, no matter what orders he had received from any other quarter. No traveller can move without a Russian pass; even the signature o! a Russian subaltern would do, but that of an Austrian officer, of General Legeditech, for in stance, was of no validity in Russian eyes. Recruitment was going on is both countries, and not always constitutionally. Ninety Jews were snapped up as as recruits in the suburb Kasimierz of Cracp_w, during the night of the 21st inst., and in the Kre Towic district 98 peasants had been premed atter the same fashion. ment of the premium on the export of lin-n, hempen, tissue, and twist, to countries beyond Gibraltar, but from the Ist April, 1850, the premium upon un bleached hemp and linen cloth., bleached or dyel twist, shall:be reduced to 7 per cent., ani upon un bleached twist to 6 per cent. ad valorem. The accounts of the occupation of Carlsruhe by the Prussian troops. had favourably affecttd public securities at Frankfort-on-the-Maine. The Five per Cent. Mashiques were quoted at 74 ; the Four per Cents. at 581- money; Prussian Three-and-a-Half per Cents. at 821 ; and Russian at 821. The ex changes were quoted the same. At Trieste the Minister of Commerce had announced the determination of government to establish a line of electric telegraph from Trieste along the coast of Ltria. Exchange en London continued in demand at 12.12 f. to 12.131. WORSTED SCUFFS, ike.—BRADFultD. JUNZ 28. The anemia , ee of merchants was again good to-day, and there WWI WI active dem nad fee manufactured pod*, for both home consump. Pon and ezportatinn, and neatly all the pieces offered 6 , r...te were diepchnd of, generally at late rates. In the yarn market t het there 11as an improved demand for extort, and as the purchases for home conaumptain an re extensive, prices manifested an upwani tendency. In the wool market there was a fair amount of timinew tratracted,, generally at late rates, with a trifling decline In some tannins. Cuanuse-3011N Diii4l•4lUlL. Ts., 11% Strand. Darcre-Coaxusa-01011.011 MUMMY MAI11.180:0, Eq., 11, Great Teneembest Huspbrey Itnews. Tag, M.P., Weeenlesear mad Tewksbury. Jose gm tSq , 03, Moutersussfe. Gene Ms. ..110mderitrid Paned NM l liA eid Desks, EA., 14,/=.610e. Mania Merles larphsr, Ilk ft Jessituatreet. Afrasteher One, 10, lausiseerst, Delpss.equies. The Maw Artier Kiamairo. P..11.5a1l Zed. 110.1, we -Mews. Straus. Paul, Paul. sad Wm, II?, Stroud ; Mess. Rums and Co. Pallsall k ßat. Sesser -11mrsed Wight Mott, Leg.. , Perllessessre Stemmata". _ F* o " UnaS7.—Na. Losa. Tam !S 30 ; /In p Cents. SI; rsor pot 76 30; INurAnda.lialf, 7610; u.Sp Inas% ISDN Otf . Do. 1N.., 9i+; Do. Youtaad-a. Halt, Ss6 ; Ds. Ilaress. • Nupiibi iblitipd, Roman was. T 6; bowerT %Milk MOO. radians" am Looks. SO Asp, SS 375; 00 dogs. 23 176. Kamwava—ltasen and 'hors, ; Aston= and SIT Otrowbosig_ .sOO U.S., 5 0 0 ; eAstre Vassar, us so; North, 470 ; rani and •Danalard, 312 50 ; Tours and Nantes, 31.0 ; D 4 pp. sad reasup, 163. BLANKETS —RECIVIONDRIKB, JUNE ?N. —Th. re Wm an storage attendance of merelmate to the blanket hall. but .0 bay* nothing new to report or the transaction. in the market to-day ; its general feature were much the same as those on Monday; tett many of the goals which dullard hen is to-day reslised improved icen. THE IRON TItADE —lltabitwonAN, Joon 29.—N I intima.ed a wei k er two ince. there is to be another fall in the pries of iron. The irenniasters, having no alternative, have Inem.diy fgnl tied their consent to another *Alachua and the fact, which via ittmetted with ti.c 'rade knew long nave, was formally annoimee: d 3 the meeting Kehl:lin-try to the quarterly one, held last mita*. Thts redaction is to be lus, per ton, but the trade is in mash a ilvpreasse state that there are doubts an to whether this will be sufficient, and it is not improbable that before the quarter-day this d,ciswn mac be sag aside for a *tit; farther riAlutt on. aocka ate said to be i.ot huge, but there Is scarcely any &maul for the commodity, and micrul forges We bet* put out at bl.t.t.t since last quarts:Any. tbucrrona —Woes IVO and NAM, X Itoetkosbury. On and km lbeaar, the tad of Jab Mk Compeer will grant lomuot• tlekeb, at Ms* aim. No. 2:0111 bsoast-.trrrt. CM, to poomo itokovs el tooorlog tho moist of • in of moo, y, in the mental hue dYkt PIIISINIIWISS, hopooolog to then while tra. lern=alieray, is the Mewls it terse : pmessam moored to the am of £l,lll fa three mesas ala u rlem el lea ; for Az months, at • mash= 0111 e. ; lee 12 at a prembea St. irenemlolom gemengere smeared to the nem of £360 ki tties mask^ st 'premium of ; dltte at ; teem Mia 114 s. This ins of noserente loterotrd tor Ms beret et ema. amid Moselle.% ea& that of peeeene be4s perksbeal rellway Mabee us may el Or Maims la is Arranrerrit• men s swine w k• as wirier raw, ernnp.nies fume the Wee aflarnmes Ties Ow a silse• I= l ~7 at 9! • r ma* Antler et nil 'Mew direseMent the MO= is is STATE or THE BANK 'Jr MIMICS op to JUNE 28, with Ike eoneepostling item, et tie presediam weak : Weak ..dil Week eueliac Joao 21. June 28. 11•211.171:1111. a. lowing terms : Eint-elms Passergps, Ilineperwr, he tame /MOOS Tor the }miry Pawed *as Twwwwr ditto SOO irreepeetive Tb ed aro MS ditto lel 1 diatoms. The kieree7 Viet w R ewer the risk to the assured at trerelliee the des for whelk the Railway Ticket is issued, except la the ease of • Learn Tick at, elms the party must 'tett a Sexed Assurance. All the preeduras shamed inside the stamp deb, which will be payable is the gomniment by the Oompiny. The sum for whirl' perwee Awe wurcal will be poi to their rerre eeetettee• in the rent et ea eeekhat 'embodies Melly; mid when it mule In per. net iniarimeetp._ Moral awl lllllllMMecompwation will he et ade ; and in such ewes lbe Compaq wis used one of Its ofli cers to the spat, mould, d with mew to MY 111h10011 Li any of the inured eds. ni..y require melt meistanee, r limbo authority to make meth other rteuer.l arniesements for the seeilket of the sufferers es war be Seemed expedient until the proper aiteeeat of emmematioa in esch particular wee ran be determined. Printed forma of applications for periodical dile Ng be had at the diem ot the Cowpony. ALEX AND= BRAT= Swwiram :AL SOCI LCULTU IRTY OF e d Ones Os Dube of DETONIEUEL President et the esatith Hr brig aroslei the GROUNDS of CHIE- N ICE HOUSE to be OPENED girth, reseed= et the shim:este the Ilitekty's Osedeks at the twit 6412111111" se WED:4OOMT, the ll* Jaly. Tickets are Issued to Oatcakes et Mews et the staid, web. iffWs cake, price Si,. or at the Genie Is Ike albersoce of the lth at 7e. ed.. aro, but tb. n also rely le soden Nord by Fellows', eseletr. Nut rerprotaba• strati=ir owldewle le the who will forward the oldies's* le le the TiorAtortori c :ry e ik w Resent-stree t , oo or tirtire Yeelley. She etJuly, way ere Wakes; that °Eke, an authority to poseurs tides* es this ocessice. Nn °Metal ceders lot tickets will be iseetidebse that N.& No tickets will be hoed be impadinst on the day', LA URNS. of LONDON-MAKR ONLY.— The ingest seesetnest et rea/ly Leadomdmale TM URNS (Li sa tits nasal wee. may id aided are registered) la the marl. Is se lIALII at WILLIAM S. 1941111101411 (Ye lUppaa and lath), 14 Oalliattegrest. same efileeimemdza i t No. I New atas.serest. Tram 419 le 0 task iesse ollegii— ea talallaea, irfllk enersviatis (For pad), tree.--Maklishal In Weilastreit, 1339. XktON BRDS MAIM and CHILDREN'S C0'113.- 4,very Yaps sesselmat d Mug Ilodeleads Is Na mad brae% nal 17s. 414 jai Cale tram 949 ma, lated with dovetail Ma and saint gad solliely free dem mews, mats, or tt . , Is till GALS at tbs egov.rtsseis et .Ll/1/II S. BUN ON ( lots add ligsgia). 39, Oslbrilderest Omit et Nevaisadtreet), aadTii..7, - 1, whisk an OM lame lathe send ; where so also ts u riir im tlet patent Rhaiedlim as Isar boa Barbs Bed, width is sollgalle alike to Lena awl weir. Isallagia It bas less Mod, as ate ads t a padre- Net. womb, in eels the inder.bsd. Comma MD Wafted, a 4 Us. M. eraL—Delgied alegsgaso. with eagraviags demo isaldesediirry argsb. mg (per poll bin. ('ILKAR, FAIR, and SOFT SKIN. nowuoiner KALTUOR, an Orketil Ratak Preparatkm, perked) hes fhamall mineral or entente edmiature. It ie diens. p he its eatrentely bland, purifying, and soothing eflkete the dits ; while by in action on the pores and minute secretory in.. rte. It mph an impuntie• from the morface, allays every Modena, to nidassmatines, and this. elhetually disettnt. • all redly... tan, piiaOss, spate. truth% dimokrations, and other cutaneous, whitalims. The radiant term It imparts to the ebeek, and the mama se/ &hew wkieb It induces uo Moakley reedier it labspemelle r eemy W. beware of opinions t• neighed" he eel. eareeleleg mineral abb. gents utterly nowt's bathe somparaisz w i:2 bob repallent sedangering Malth. The wards 1417der " aro as the yrs .4 the genuine artiste. Prise N. end b. el. per baba— op=lie ?fonder:rood 10. Lamb" me by all re. chemists and perfernam. HE NATURAL and UNNATURAL STYLE.— If you wirdh to eve% Andy ' nature; Ale is pardeniarly appli es in stoking ornamental bah' as Wan the previous way of wearies It is 404'411, so eompletea traimbrmetion takes place, that es Byron rays—. A mother mode not know ma" ROSS End MONA banns , owereded beyond an tabulation is prohwing perket Imitation. iv nature have morn the named the Invivibie Ventilating fled of Ilan to 14rir production% and are enabled to offer them to both Wire sad semi men, front cme trainee and a ball upward. They likevriee prevent an infailibie mode of memanine, vii.: • the round of the bead; from err W em across the rim of the heal; from • forehead to gyl; the meinure to betoken with a piece of tape, and a swan lock of hair roamed, whkh wl I be timely matched, both la colour ;nal qual L =Aildr. so, ROSS and tiONS, 119 hind 120, fikbasm gate-vtreet, - - - - - o4NISKRNETHYIS ?ILLS foe the NILKVICB sad MUSCLES. pries 411. dd. sad I la, a bes. estneedisen rehte mar be ponied from abaidie. Its 'Retries tbe air. •011. patina as severally iesrsssYt,, led will mearorly be minted caul tried. Tr won as'sn's' vain es Vby rile. la addl. tiou to its propertire la enesitbiong Oa =non sad wnwelse 'Memo, It acts a* • seine amiss% is a See estibilla i ier a was. d•rful strearthseer ardor seweaseb. MIMS a and sad pa. awn sown awl Weenies ann. As a parfait the bleed Rib nonne sionedled. neetnee. Steins body re a Soak and airs every inpwrin er eine erten; ea Ude eseetne, nets belies who an &Amer el bang, a banned enniefflee Jodi la. Illidlately procure a bas. Iba weeders or lb. Abenenes nil. nee sad diet are eedasal rang swat en. Ile hennerhe tea &.d. Intainele apent: ItIIILLT fertingametiest; lisortwArstit Ilmtiner awl ILIM *Zit. Odard4brest. IMPROVED SHEEP and LAMB DIPPING OOMEOSITIOV.-110PPER13 GILLESPIE'S BIIEEP COMPONITION.—TIis very great advantages to Breeders of Slid Growers of Wool, from using this Cootrositkw, to DTJITBOY ING LICE, We ravages sf the tisk, Ey, 'and maggot, and adding materially to the growth and guilty of the wool, bays been satisfactorily proved during a period of upwards of tea ram II Yorkshire, neSland, Lavoloattire, and Latterly la the wishes of Australia and the Cape of Good 11= mn eewanostise of whisk the proprietor refers with pride la the Watkillinimis Ikea Me, three hundred of the flnit itriselbrabb gay Tn Is lad at as agents. It is also the cheapest prepatetles kr sloop sad beits dipping. Bold in packet.,.utlicient fue Ely sheep. at sash. Meets—Rugeley, Mettler ; RIR. Itisbolesa; tooth, Briggs. Wholesale Ledo& orsets„ Lamps. Rwaltaes. mad Scott, Upper Thu day, 21 page., ised.Voe t i o ni t wrapper, prim ed. No. I, or ' SISMONI)113 HIS Yof the FRENCH. .. pu Translated by %Imams Daumeneas, ~ MlAmobAultat. And is parts (on itst July) rinses NM sispetne. " Will in all likelihood sever be "—Baas, Middle Alm " HIA great/et and bed mork."--Mnerlerly Imlay. .. Thu prufound and onmelentions lieenry bes new left me." —ll.chelet. " Errncto latra l ure prweeets on Idelory of the kind which eon be looked upon se A work of autbority."—Penn) Cyclopedia, ISM. Lootkm . Al. molder Black, V Bookseller to the Queen, 6, Wellingten-atrre% North, 'Ada FRANCE. PARIS, FIIIDAY, 6.30 p.m. The sitting of the chamber to-day was entirely taken up with a scrutiny for the nomination of mem bers of the Council of State. This scrutiny had not been e mrplet.d at the latest moment. It was re marked in the chamber that the members, against whom authorisation had been granted to prosecute, were not present. By the returns of the state of the Bank of France just published, it appears that the metallic reserve las increased somewhat more than 4 millions at Paris, and fallen off more than half a million in the branch banks. The discount accommodation Ins increased upwards of 1 million in Paris, and fallen off about 11 millions in the d•-putments, the amount of the former being 46,619,416 Fr., and of the latter 76,419,4816.. The amount of protested bills has slightly declined both in Paris and the provinces, the former being at present 5,504,186 fr., and the latter 3,344,2086. The overdue bills have been re from 603,759 fr. to 88,950 f. On the side of the liabilities, the amount of notes in circulation has increased nearly 54 millions in Paris and lj millions in the country establishments. The account current of the treasury has fallen off about 21 millions, being now 26,593,607 fr. Private accounts current in Paris have declined nearly 4 millions, and in the provinces upwards of 11 millions, the amount of the former being 100,201,2346%, and of the latter 30,136,847 fr. The whole amount of the metallic reserve is now 342, millions to 3961 millions of notes in circulation. " There are," mys the Sit l / 4 4, "three veterinary schools in France: that of Alfort, near Paris, has been dissolved by a decree of the President of the Republic ; that of Lyons compromised by the late events in that city, has Deen decimated by arrests ; and the pupils of that of Toulouse have just been for bidden any longer to wear a uniform." Many of the eitires of Lyons, desirous of confer ring open General Gerona, commandant of the 6th military division, a testimony of their esteem and gratitude for his services in preserving or reesta blishing public order in the city of Lyons, resolved to present him with a sword of honour. T his was dons on the 26th. It liasb7en stated that M. Pfliger, a representative of the Mountain, on leaving the Conservatoire des AMIIIIT O awl da 210,140,970 111 21071,701 09 OrWs tlisbirmak IP. Woks 126,1173,444 0 120,21069 0 rOO 490 t 403,7.19 44 09,930 B.f sub sea Impoomme la Paris Do. do. Is leroth basks 77,911.993 79 7019.401 12 Adwassa ea tolllon Ae444444401441114a by bras& basks 977.922 0 482,333 0 ' ••••■•••• Irma 999519 tools. 24,602,518 40 22,946,041 90 adorer co loomdi pales reds by Irma brie .6499a0re Is Ms dale os Timmy tom Admen 14 tbs/4414 oe lon of 11l window 60.060,600 0 00,000,000 1 , Lam of 5,006,030 to Go My of Mar 4411244 2,000,000 0 1,000,000 0 •thosool to the &polaris% et Ur Mimi Meth brain, romory• Mask, dhpoollsie hods Iseutomat al an tamed tear la nos haft . .._ 11,77041 IS 12,770,511 ID gliabdiftes;....draWta . 4,000,006 • 4,000,060 0 Isalswilmiest bras* hanks 2,264,613 0 1,223,200 I blemil - la Mama Disuset link 900,000 0 100.000 0 lamed 41 Insil brim la the Nadml Dimunt Melo ot Ur wilielel Isuss ---.—.— IKON 0 210,000 I Reo000 l blb 90910191 bib Ink's* Melo 3,497,715 0 3,344,205 • Ispoilm or 10999•9=4•4 Raper= of woogooont of kr& _ . 574,721 • 34,007 • Sunda fa —... ... 924,109 61 269,316 02 /•3,747,101 683,607,091 47 117.0.0,4101 117,10.10,060 e Capital et an tepid leaks 11 4 4011 ••• ••• ***** 4 mom lO,OOO ,000 10,000,000 • Yarn stow toed awls 1,340,750 3,000,730 0 4,000 COO 4,000,000 0 2,..k i11eir1i ..... 1a 1.11 =0 7 . ***** 330,445 300 302,362,400 0 - bi,, - Boswe ll taw ******* 31,741,500 33,100,625 0 10114 Is cedar 765,'91 30 802,011 43 — .... .. .„., . . Aess;Corrent of Tremehernitar 26.9 2-3 . 319 99 2.,591; ,O 90 Dews Moab ean6ES 101,030,828 96 100,201,234 11 kersolo sweat la Übe bnaebee koodilo payable at debt .... 3,307,600 0 9,773,040 o Broairo Drab el *we banks mate by beak Drafts of bask Flyable by bunch books 4,673,662 0 9,907,317 0 Dividends payobie —.. 176,651 2; 5,112,610 25 I.3inikL of kiosk bask of Alborg ... 140,467 44 140,467 44 Dieetrusit. divers Mem% sad es -3,632,388 74 329,625 96 D=ts end divers Womb in _ .__ ___ __ __ ___ _ branch Woks. 2,127,G56 50 77,579 0 1104insourit led hollyear 144109 S 1130:93 49 Ditto to brume beaks l5OOl 0 521,562 0 Sys 685,747,201 20 663,667,094 47 ITALY. ROMAN STATES.— Toe following are the lust despatches received in l'aris from General Oudiard : Head. quarters, 22n4 June. Monsieur le Ministre,-0a the 21st, at three o'clock in the afternoon, General Valliant and General Thiry, onin. mending the engineers and artillery of the expeiltionary corm informed me that the three breaches made in the two internal faces of bastions 6 and 7, and in the curtain whir', ratites these, would be practical the lame evening. I im mediately gave the neeomary iastructions for the assault. At half past nine o'c:oek in the evening a company of geena diets and &company of the light companies of the 32nd, 36th, and 63rd of the line formed three columns of attack under the orders of chefs de betallion do Cappe, Dentin, and de &irate Marie. In addition, a reserve, composed of two flask companies of the 22nd light infantry, 66th and 68th of the line, commanded by chef de bataillon do Taarville, was as. ambled behind the breaching haYcries, under the alstrior essemand of Lieutenant-Colonel Tarboavi•eb, of the 36th regiment of the lino. Al, rut the ta toppers of the engineers corps were att ch. d to each of the aoaulting columns. Thies hundred workmen, taken from the dank competing of the 16th and 25th light infantry were assembled at the same time le the trenches behiad the bantam Toes. troops were sapporled by two b t 1 o cf the guard of** trenches. All the other corps of the division Ilastolan had left their hiemmek and wets collected on the Monte de Verde. The regiments under the orders of General Regnaud were under arms In the Villas Panted' and Corsini. . The dispositions being thus taken, the batteries. at ten o'clock, made a lest dist barge of grape-shot, and Colonel Niel, chief of the staff of the eogineers, sent forward the three assaulting columns. They ascended with great intr.- platy the talus of the breaches which had b.en assigned to them. Our troops were received by a general tire, to which they did not respond; but they speedily cleared the ' ground in front by • vigorous charge with the bayonet. Their impetuosity was such, that they soon found them selves on the line of retreat of the enemy, and 60 prisoners, among whom were a lient-colonel, a captain, and a lieu ttnsnt, fell into our parer. Oar soldiers at the same time possessed thems-Ives of several waggons laden with powder, and even of some horses. The workmen, conducted by en gineer officers, ascended in their turn, each carrying a ga bion, a spade, and a pickaxe. They closed by an epaulemt nt the gorge of the bastions with as much activity as intelli gence. The Roman troops vainly attempted to retake their positions: they vainly attempted to re-eater the works which had long been_ prepared, and on which they had founded great hopes. The as-aulting columns, reic forced by the reserve, did not shrink for en instant. Our soldiers were plated is ambuscade, and caused considerable loss to the enemy, whilst we sustained almost none. From two o'clock is the morning we were covered, and up to that time we had only to regret 12 wounded or killed, among whom were two *Mot n. It was at this moment, Monsieur le Marisa", that I addressed to you a telegraphic despatch. At three o'clock the i no my opened the fire of three batteries placed on Monte Orio and the northern part of the Monte Janitolo. The most violent cannonade broke out at day-break, and con tinued to nearly mine o'clock. Oar new batteries are net yet constructed, and our andlery cannot counterbatter the enemy's pieces, but our troops are sheltered from the fire by the nature of the ground, and, notwithstanding an enor mous quantity of bullets, grape-shot, and shells, oar losses have scarcely hi en doubled. Ia order to increase our thence of mons, by dividing the forces which might be opposed to us, I had ordwed two diversions, the one to the north of the city by the Ponta Molls and towards the Borgheee , and the second to the moth, towards the gate of Saint Paul. The Bret of there was made by a column under the orders of General Paswiller, which was composed of a section of chumurs i pied, of three bettalices, fifty light dragoons, and four pieces of artillery, went to the counter-forts on the left bank of the Upper Tiber, and drove into the city the dif ferent posts which the enemy had therein. The column was directed sufficiently near to Porta del Popolo to cause it to be believed that the general intended to penetrate into the town. Some prisoners were brought beck by it. The second column, charged to effect a diversion on the left bank of the Lower Tiber, was composed of a battalion of the 22nd light infantry, two squadrons of cavalry, and four companies of artillery. under the command of Lieut.-Col. Espinamie, of the 22nd. In order to conceal the numerical weakness of this column, the lieutenant-colonel did not march until night ; but, in order to attract the attention of the ens my to this point, to 30. pounders belonging to this squadron had been placed on an eminence in front of the church of St. Paul. They were under the orders of Lieut. Olivieri, commanding the flotilla of the Tiber, and wen of very material assistance. The field artillery attached to the column very much an noyed the enemy by firing shells and balls against the ram , poets ; when the battalion of the 22nd advanced with its scaling ladder' to make a feint of scaling, it was received with a very sharp fire of musketry. None of the party were wounded, as they were sheltered by the undulating nature of the ground, which had been examined beforehand. The two demonstrations consequently obtained the object which was proposed. At this moment the artillery is labouring very actively to construct batwria on the crown-work of the breaches. It will be able from these positions not only to counter-batter and extinguish the fire of the enemy, but also completely to menace the plea. The ensemble of all these operations, Monsieur Is Ministre, has been very glorious for our sans. I shall shortly have the honour to forward you the names of those officers, sub dithers, and soldiers, who, in these various combats, have particularly distinguished themselves, and who merit all the solicitude of the government. Yon will learn with pleasure that, notwithstanding the great heat, the health of the troops is very satisfactory, which may be mainly attributed to the energy of their morale. I am, de. (Signed) °MINOT DE REGOTO• Soldiers !—We are now nearly at the close of a campaign in which your bravery, your discipline, end perseverance have gained Imperishable glary. Atter several combats, aid brilliant saleses, you have la a few days struck down the rampages of Rome. You haws taken by assault, with admi rable neelatioa, the principal bastions of the place. Shortly ye. will edit es masters fate the city ; you will respect the people, and the easemnalate. Charged with esta blishing in the States craw sad liberty, the expedi tionary corps of the ltediteterseea will not fail in its mis sive. It will duo eu yes sable pegs in the history of • ;247 who have se sassy dam Mite protection an 4 sym -OUDINOT DE RECIOI4). Read-quarters, June IL VENICE.—The Riso-r*lnstslu of Turin publishes& letter from Venice of the 20th inst. The National Arks Deathly had named a military commission fir the d.. fence of tic c.ty, who were indeptindent of Mania. This measure bid been the cause of discontent among the people, whs saw with regret Manin's authority curtaiWd. The pow& r magazine of the island Delle Grazie had been blown up by accident on the llttb, and caused a viol-ot shock, which was felt tlueagh out Vs nice ; but the orimaie was not great. Nego tistions for peace were in progress. Toe Press, of Vienna, announcts that, en the 191 irsr., deputise from Venice presented themselves to Thum to treat for the ►urrender of the city. The general sent f)rward a cuurier to lac to sub mit their propesitior s to Nfarshel Radetsky, and, en attendant, he suspended the bombardment of the town. GERMANY. BAI)EN ANI) RIIENISH BAVARIA.—The latest invligence is to June 2:. The cep ,ty min'ster of war, Nlee)rhofer, way arre.tei at Carlsruhe on the 25th, by gendarme a, at the moment he was mounting his horse with the intention of fleeing to Ittstadt. On the 26th, the Prussians were mustered in the streets, having had a day's rest, for marching agaiost Raatadt. Up to this date the insurgents werestill in lull possession of the Murgline, and their advanced pnote extended to •Phin two leagues rf Carl.aute, in Ettlingen, at the entA afire of the Abb valley. Skir mishing was going on all thy. Baden officers were serving in the Prussian ranks, and cons. quently there would be no want of good guides, now that tf.ey were approaching a hilly country, presenting so many ad 'elusive to a guerilla warfare. Itastadt was to be forthwith ihvested. Wurtemberg troops were ?lived along the frontier, and tt e report was circulated that General Muller had actually crossed it, thereby aseuming the offensve. The vanguard cf General Peucker's corps entered Dutlach on the of ernoon of the 26.12. The main body passed the night in Bretten and the neighbour hood, and was e xnected in Carlsruhe on the 27th. The command over the combined army would then be assumed by the Prince of PI usda. General Peucker will resign his commander-in-chiefship under the Reich, and resume his rank as simple Prussian general. The Carlsruhe paper of the 27th, which journal for the last five weeks hoe figured es ultra-demoentio and socialistic, now suddenly alters its time, *bd . declaims against the lawless emfasion and opines- Moo, which had become iasupportable. PRUSSIA.—We have news from Berlin to the 26th. The numerous reports that Rndowitz intended re• tiring into private life, are cont adic:ei by some of the journals, and it is added that he still enjoy■ the undiminished confidence of the king. The Repre sentative Assembly of Tilsit hare resolved, by 27 to 7 votes, to summon the magi.trates to refrain from taking any steps whatever fur carrying out the new election law. On the 23th a long and important conference took place at Berlin, between Von Pfurdten ILT d Lt reFen fed on the one side, Von Itadowigr. and Von Bulow on the other. The result is said to have been of an unsatiefactory nature. AUSTRIA.—NORTIIERN SPAT OF WAR.—Two Russian bulletins have been issued concert iog the march of the Russians from Gallicia into 1-I , ingary. Pukewich informs his majcs'y the czar that on the 61 (old style, equivalent to our 18th) iastant the troops arrived at the places destined for them without say opposition . The town of Bartfeldt was not oc cupied by the enemy, and the vanguard of General Kaprianoff entered it. On the 7th (1. e., 19th) the troops rested. Only the Comas of General Bide gnschew Lad a skirmish on this day with a troop of the insurgents, killing two and taking eight prisoners. Oa the same day the general field-martial repaired with the Grand Prince Constantine to Bartfeldt. In order to reconnoitre the enemy, who was drawn up ten worsts from this town, on the causeway towards Eperies, the Prince of Warsaw rode to our chain of foreposts, and posted himself on the height of the left bank of the Lurkawitscha. At the same time our forepoats, on the above-mentioned causeway, were attacked by a hostile detachment of cavalry and some infantry. The attack began against one of the piquets of the 32nd regiment of Cossacks, com manded by Col. Judie. When the field-martial saw this, he ordered 26 Cossacks of the line, forming part of his escort, to take them in the rear. These darted from the thicket, where the prince had stationed himself, and the enemy no sooner saw them than they returned to their own ranks. They were pur sued, and a skirmish ensued, with the loss of about 20 men (infantry) to the insurgents, and the capture of one horseman. . . _ General Count Raetiger arrived on the sth (i. s., 17th) in Lablo, after Pcderza bad been taken by his vanguard. According to the reports of General Sass it appears that the town of Rosenberg, as well as the adjacent country, was abandoned by the insurgents. The adjutant•general, Grabbe, reached Alko-Rabin on the sth e., 17th). On the 7th (1. e., 19th) the main corps of General Rudiger entered Poderza, and his vanguard occupied Getare. Oa the Bth (20th) the enemy left his camp at Gertnik and Loralwa, whereupon the second army corps took these places, and the fourth proceeded beyond Bartfeldt. The second bulletin details the entrance of several corps into Hungary. With the exception of a few unimportant skirmishes no resistance had been offered as yet by the Magyars. In addition to the above, the Breslau Gazette con tains the intelligence that the Russians had taken 'Earmark, which they attacked with 3,000 men, against 1,500 Hungarians; notwithstanding that, many wounded Russians had been brought back to °illicit rid Dukla. This must mean the corps of Gen. Riidiger, which, according to the bulletin, had marched to Cublo. Riatusrk lies a few German miles to the the south-west of Cablo. SOUTHERN SEAT OF WAR.—The Banns is ad vancing victoriously between the Danube and the Lower Theiss. According to Lloyd, he had overtaken Perczers corps at Verbaca, beaten it, and put 2,000 men hors de combat. In consequence of this he had advanced against Zambor. The Breslau paper says he had really taken Zambor, subjected the Baceer Comitat, and that Theresionopel itself was on the point of submitting. The police of Vienna has just expelled the Princess Czartoriska, born Princess iwill. According to a correspondent in the Southern Selattonic Gazette, the Huogaro-Polish generals have adopted the plan of an invasion of Italy, as con ceived by Gorgey. He considers it probable that Fiume and the Croatian coast region will be the spot selected for the irruption. At Hlock a conspiracy had been detected for establishing an intelligence be- DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. The occupation of Asrhuus by the Prussian troops is confirmed. They did not meet with much opposi tion, and it is stated that they are proceeding further northwards, to give place to the Bavarians who are to occupy their posts at Aarhuus. On the other hand, the Danes have appeared in the sicinil of Verde, and have taken possession of that city. It does not appear whetht r they approached it by land or water. At the encampment before Fredericia a truce of arms has been commanded, and indeed come into force de facto. It was stated at Copenhagen on the 22nd that Pruritus his proposed the partition of Schleswig into two portions ; the whole duchy to the north of the Schlie to be incorporated into Denmark, while the smaller southern division shall be combined with Helstent, the Kiog of Denmark adhering with this enlarged Helstein to the Prussian-Hanover-Saxony- Sonderbund, and the German constitution propounded by it. The appearance of the cholera in England has caused some alsrm in Copenhagen, and has indcced the secretary of the quarantine establishment to issue an order that all the harbours of Guest Britain shall be considered infected, and that vessels and passengers ooming from thence must obey the nasal quarantine regulations. The official report has not been published of the number of vessels that have passed the Sound in the present year. During the month of May there were 2,117, and during the other five months 7,643 ; 9,760. Among them were—English, 1,733; Nor wegian. 731; Swedish, 612 ; Dutch, 523; and Rus sian, 237. TILE LEVANT. Intelligence has been received from Malta of the l 22nd; Athens, the 18th; and Cotstantinople, the 16th inst. From Malta nothing new. At Athens, Mr. Wyse had had an interview with King Otho. The Indemnity Bill for Bavarian widow' and orphans hid' been abandoned, and the budget of 1849 P , not yet paned. From Constantinople we 1 by our correspondent that the Sultan had re ceiv an autograph letter ban the Emperor of H a, thatilviss him foe the alacrity (!) with which had 2i he had entered into the convention made by General Grabbe. Ru-sia has a•ked and obtained permission from Turkey to pass troops through Benin. DRAINAGE OF THE METROPOLIa.—Mr. Phillip, the surveyor to the Sewers Commissioners, hes pointed out how, by • mere nominal sum per annum, payable for 20 years, a tunnel sewer might be constructed from Hammer smith to Wo dwich marshes, to take off the whole drainage of the metmpolis by a regular and steady 1011, and by [hot means the River Thames would be rendered m pars as it was 300 years ago. A GOOD EXAMPLE.—The committee of the Bath General Hospital have corns to a determination to dh.a, tinue the interments in the burial-ground belonging to the hospital, situated immediately opposite the Commercial Huoms 011 the north side of the old borough wall. The ground has been covered with • stratum of concrete five Inches thick.— Lancet. _ _ Tug CIWPB.—The weather daring the lAA few day. hu been more genial than of late, with occasional showers. There is, however, a general complaint of the want of heat and mouton, which is telling, fta: Ily on the more upland parts, upon the crops, and cep ..ey the pester, I. Wheat is well spoken of generally, but oats and barley are rattier stunted.—Perthrhire Advertiser. MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY ETININO. The settlement of the account in the foreign and share markets having been satisfactorily arranged, we have only to notice the continued abundance of money at easy rates of interest in the Stock Exchange to-day. There is perhaps rather more demand fie money, especially out of doors, for temporary pur poses, probably occasioned by the near approach of the dividends due at Midsummer; bat there seems every prospect of an easy money market continuing, and probably at even lower rates when the divi dends come into the hands of the public. Under these c;-- roses it seems more than likely that • further rise in the funds ; for it is . we may see s. difficult to see how money can be invested otherwise, and with so much uncertainty still pervading conti nental politics, it is very probable that investment' for foreign account will continue to be made in the securities of this country. The French Renter have come better from Paris to day. They closed yesterday in the Bourse, the Three per Cents. at 53.60 ; the Five per Cent". at 87.25. The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 111 per mills , which at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 100. per ounce fox standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.431, ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.37 i, it follows that gold is 0.24 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By last advicee, the course of exchange at New York on Louden was 109 per ant., and the par of exchange between England end America being 109 23-40 per cent, it follows that the exchange is 0.68 per cent. against England ; but the quoted exchange at New York being for bills at 60 days sight, the inte rest must be deducted from the above difference. At the close of business the snail from Hamburg had not arrived. In the foreign exchanges to-day there was no va riation from last post, the rates being the same as on Tuesday. The following were the negotiations : Time. Prices Negotiated. From To Ilamborgb. 314. 13 121 Amsterdam 1 Ditto Rotterdam 23 70 Bnunis ........ ....... “ 23 70 Paris Ditto Marseilles St is 60 Frankfort asthenia .. Vienna ... 12 20 Trieste 12 20_ •1 Madrid G. 1294 ''''' "" 4 13 9 I AO 30 75 SS 50 Naples „. 4O I . a Llabst 9O tri data - 63 3 ThrGeneral Council of the Bank of France have declared a dividend for the first six months of the current year of fifty-four franca per share. The merchants of Courtray had given public notice, that in order to avoid extra postage, they have determin• d to prepay their letters, and to receive none that are not prepaid. The Belgian government have announced the extension, to the end of 1850, of the pay- Ad does front Amsterdam report the market as very brisk for coffee, and several pucels of good ordinary Java were placed at 24 to 241 cents. The commercial advice. from Alexandria to the 18th inst. report that the government continued to demand extravagant prices for beans, say, piestres4o, at which it was impossible to purchase. Piastres 35, equal to 14s. 5d., were offered. A sale of new wheat to arrive had just been concluded to the extent of 30,000 ardebs, at piastres 50, and 20,000 ardeba more at a price not yet fixed. Old Said was still held at piastres 46 to 47. New Beheira was p .id with piastres 35 and 36. In other grains and pulse then was nothing doing. In cotton there wee no al teration, and the business done was limited to a few trifling saes. Flax also continued the same. Ton nage was still scarce, and much wanted. _ Batavia letters announce that the opening. of the Lee ports of Nienado and Kerns had been celebrated with much rejoicing at those places. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 23rd inst., when compared with the week pre ceding, give the following results : circulation Inns 1'111,304,655 arculatios active 17,867.235 Public depadts .... ..... ... 7,380,410) Otter depo t ? _.,_..._ . 9,116,927 tiORTIUSEICISMITION IS 14,917, banking department-. Other recut-hies Coin and Yallbn ISOM - • • - - 1,219 1,867 1,123 ,616 ,441 _ locrea,* 1,949 for the Week ending June M. 1819 Sena detrariesher bah eS7O Thalia 3.111, DANK ON WI (ILAN D.—Amoco, 1161 nv4 Rota Wood ...... Js.7Uirls-3 528.304.656 17h;o3surie it Licht- gmoimeo Other iloeuriUti. 2,911.9 n. Gold Coin and Mullion 14.0D.1 Milne Bullion "VA .0 SUMP° DI Proselntro' Osplcal —.Z1063.000 Rot Publio Depsidislinelod Exclooq.. T. Commld. of 11= Debt, amil Acct.) 7.380.900 Other Dvpovics . .. . Seven-dm aibilettivs ldlle 9t(1.0: £35,370.0041 Ct 1,101.636 U?!. l . l liPTt Juno 23.18* Annuity) ,, Othertiocurt 9.7:3.667 otw (lola avid Myer Cala 1 A 35,370,004 N. 33 A nem& T.L. Chief Caalkler. EXCI!ANORS AST STOCKS seßom), Hawses°, 3;74a27;: 2 lfi,;;Wiiiii Five per Cents.. 1044 104; Rus sian Engliah, 1901 100; Metal in Hamburg Certif.. 91931 ; !lope and Co., 09; fitieglite, 82i R 2; Itua4an Five per Cents, 10- 1011 ; Danish Enekso, Three per Cents., • 641 64; Ditto, 1004. elute.. 611 61; Ditto, nee tar CerU. , 90} 901 beredioh, 961 99 ; Nor wegian 991 991; 0, anish Actives. 161; D itto, Tone per Cents, Inland, 231 23; Amerwan the per 'Jests., 1091 1061. THIS DAY. Two o'Ccocc. The entire absence of busint as of ivy importance hes cccuioned a slight depresion in the home funds this morning, but has not given rise to any fluctuation. Consols opened at 911 to 1, at which they have con tinued steady to the present moment. The Three per Cords. Reduced were done at 911 and ",`,, ; and the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, at 921, and laytiy at 92i. Exchequer Bills at 4:3e. pr mium. The business tbis morning in the foreign wcurities has been to a very small extent, and without any material change since yesterday. Tto few transac tions marked are the following: Buenos Ayres at 43. Grenada Deferred at n. Mexican, with coupons, at 30: and 1. Spanish Five per Cents. at 17; and 17 ; ditto Three per Cents., at 31; ; ditto Deferred, at The French Rentes on the Pans Bonne have come this morning : the Three per Cents. at 5145, and the Dive per Cents, at 87.15. 1001 Hank Stock. 1934 5 3 per Ct. Hod. Ann.. PI I 3 pal Ct. Con. Lupo.. abut YUNDS. 3 - rarCoa. for Ace.. 91 1 2 3 per 1.22.. Isebequer 6W.. 43... to Vs. yuNps,_ _ 1 1 0121610 6 per Ct. Anatrlan Ronda. 1 46 per Ct. DOR. !fonds. 51 3 2i per Cent. ditto. Spar Draallisn Fida..llo 2 Ditto Neer. 79 51 w Ct. Bum°. Ayres, 43 4 Ditto Cbillan MIA , tZ 4 Ditto Cekunb. Imr. 8,1.4.. Columbian Nquatlor t4L.. 34 3 pie Ct. Ilsaieb Mk, 65 8 24 per Ct. Dutch Mk, Si 4 per Ct. Dutth Vert.. 77 Iper&ilrenala ltd... 15f IN Granada Daterr...l It•ts.. 3 f 5 per Ct. Mel., 1516.211 6 per Ct. Pe. in lan Kis.. 50 2 Purincuera C , ony ,26• , 11 tirt e tli hi t ia l i t il u sT ' c i g. ' ,ll '2 / 4 3 per Ct. Siant.h , S4 * 0 Spanish Deferro l lath, Pamirs Isla. 34 2 per Ct. Venrguela IL 246 Veassuela laderred lids.. 6f 74 PRODUCE. -MiNetNo-LANE, J unit 29. -The Mar market closed with a firm appearance, and prices have leen fully sup ported, oecaaionally atoning a chide advance on tut week's c The amount of business done Ilea Is en rather small, which is partly *mounted for from the reduced duties coming into operation next week. The reduction on the current qualities I. Is. on British planta. lion and la. Gd. on foreign; the latter, of course, being placed on a more advantageous footing by Gd. per cwt. compared with Bei fah plantation. To-day 130 lihda. only of West India have been mid, making 930 hhde . fur the week. 3,000 bags of Bengal cold in pubic sale at full prices. White Bemires 40a. to 435. SOO beg, Manilla bought in at 393. 4,000 hap Pernambuco were also offered and with drawn at full prices, 325. to 41e. duty paid, or to be allowed. 120 asks Porto Rico sold at full mice., 395. to 435. duty mid. The re ined market is steady at taut week's prices, but the demand la rather small. Omeery lumps, fair to fine, 31s. Gd. to &!e.-Jaffee: At the =Wof the large public sales of native Ceylon, say 3,000 bags, as an apparent reluctance to purchase, sad the importer bought In largely to sustain the market, but subeequently all Pell: low to fair pod ordinary, Us. to 33e.Gd.; very good ordinary, 36.. to 365. Gd.-in equal portions, the latter showing a elude advance, while the former was a shade under the full prices of yesterday; but establithing an advance of about Is. on last Friday's prices. Plantation kind sold at rather higher prima. The article generally bas great confidence, and the dealers are anxious to be in stock, but It Is doubtful if the exporter, can continue to buy at these prioes.-Coon has slightly advanced this week, Trinidad 425. to 305.- Cotton has advanced during the week, nothing done today.- Cochineal has sold at rather lower prig:ea.-Saltpetre dull and prices wit ti l a ri c l b laustained.-Indigo steady, 13,700 chests declared fur the aquart erly sale.-Tallow dull at 38s . 6d. ; at auction A sold, 335. 9d. to Xs. 6d. ; South American, 335. to 385.- Tea has been firm, but the amount of business done has not been large this week.-Lac dye, partly sold, 84d. to Is. 3d.-Gum Sene gal, bought In, 70,6-Manganese, bought in, lioe. to 905.-In ocher arta* AO material alteration. Lmaroot, Jane 29.-St gar : There has been a better demand, particularly for Bengali+, which are rather dearer, bat in other kinds there is no change; the sales assist of 3001thds. 3,300 bags Bengal, and a small lot of Mauritius. Foreign: A slight improvement In the demand for ;export, together with a speculative inquiry, has led to th e following trameca In Brazil: IW caeca, 2,000 begs, chiefly b: own and yellow Pernam and Paraiba, at las. to 19a. 6d., with a small lot of white, at 112... 6d.; 401thda. Porto Woo and 300 bap Venezuela are also reported, at :As. Gd. to 42a. 3d. per cwt.-Molagres: The Imparts of late have so far exceeded the wants of the trade that it hasbeen requisite to accept a much lower price than our recent quotation to electsales, and 400 Puns. Portoltico have been purchased at 194. per cwt. from the quay.-Coffee : The Muth' en le still curtailed by the limited supply at market; the sales comprise SO tierces Jamaica, at 335. toll& , and 430 bug. Costa Rica at 31s. to 38a. per cwt., being full rates.-No sales of C cos, Ginger, Peeper, or Pimento.-Rice In Carolina no sales, but for Eng India there has been a good inquiry, and the sales are 10,000 bags, at Bs. 6d to 9s. Cd. per cwt. for good broken to middling white.-Rum is without change, the business amounting to about 120 casks, chiefly Demerara, at prices within the thugs of the quotations. SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British poseessioss in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 26th day of June, 1849, is 25a. M. per cwt. Sept the widow of the Mauritius is 275. Rd. per ewt. No return of East India Sugar Ins been made in the week ending as above. The average prier of the two foregoing descriptions, jointly, is 255. sd. BRISTOL, JARS 29.—We have bad a very first sugar market this week, but the buenas transseted has not been large, im porters being still disinclined to @ell before the reduced ante of duties is la fora; the consequence is that the ofßoas are very scantily supplied with samples, and the demand readily takes off every new lot winch is brought forward. Prices are from 6d. to Ice per cwt above those current here last week, and the ma• ket closes with great amuses, and with every appearance that present rates will at all events be maintained. Several vessels from the West lodise and the Mauritius are reported this week, sad these cargoes will afford a very seasonable simply when ready for the market. The relined market i. without change. There coonnuee a very steady, although not active, demand for all descriptions of goods; and In prices the refiners have perhaps a turn In their favout, bat this is as moth se can be said.— Hum continues to be quite aegleeted, and prices are of course merely nominal. COTTON.—LiVIRPOOL, JUNE 29.—T0-day then is a fair attendance of the trade, but none buy largely ; the ries are 6,000 bales. The better qualities of American have been comparatively In limited requert, and they have not materially changed in value. The lower and middle qualities have been taken extensively both by the trade and on speculation, and an advance of from Id. to d. per lb. was generally establblted on Tuesday and Wednesday ; but since that day It bas not been fully maintained. The authorieed quotations of fair Upland Is =vane= Id. per lb. ; those of Orleans and Mobile ere advanced id. per lb. Brazils have been in improved demand, their low relative value indoeing their more general consumptice ; in prices there is no material dune. Egyptitos, of which the recent import has been large, are dull of mie, and without change in value. SUrita are in good request, and they command full priors. 16,400 bales of Americans, 40 Penman', 140 Maranhams, S7O Egyptians, and 3,070 Surats have been taken =speculation; and 3,410 of American, 300 Pensams, 60 Bursts, and SO Madras for export. TALLOW.—Thu market is quiet. The quotations us : Pee Petenburg Y.C. on the mot, 38e.; October to December deli very, 3114.9 d. ; sep irate months' delivery, 39e. 3d. M EVAL 7 . I .--LhettioN, June 29.-There is no alterst : rig to notice In the Iron market this 'vele, except that the wlvanee to Soot. Pig bon h. net t'mn nialetatried, the price baying hobo beak to about the old level, with a dolt market. We quote the price to. day 43a. 6d. for mixed Now a and 4 it. for all No. 1. free on b gird at Llaagow. There to a con•hseable aeoutuulation of Moth at tibiegow, and ut Runeeni mod Fleetwo old larger stocks then wehave ever known. At the former port It is ertituated at 45,0 09 tons. and at the latter 20,04 tons. Advieea front the United States represent tie Iron mar ket there to be exwedongly depreoed, and that the stocks of both Pig and Ike Iron had iterated to a great eldest. Under thee cloven:att.., unison the make be mush redesede it is consid red highly probable that lower price. wig rule. English Iron, her, bolt, awl square, London, per tun, 61.; toot rods 6/. 14.; hoop', 71. 1..• sheets (s ingle , ), 13s. ; bars, at Cardiff and Newport, 51. to U. Sh. ; et fined metal, Wales. 31. 13a; an thracite, 31. 15e.; Pigs, in Wake, 3/. 10s. to 4 1 . 5a.; do forge, 2/. 17.. 6d. to , l. 3e. ; No. 1, Clyde, ne; cash, 2/. 4v. 011. 7e.; fiberfill' potent leaned lion fur bars, tells, ke., 1.0. b. ut Newport, 31. 15e; do. tar tin plat., boiler plate., ise., 41. 10e.; Stirthes patent toughened Pig., In Chips 11.175. 6d. to 31. Gd.; in Wales. h. 10.. to 41.; Stanuedshire ben, at the work., 6/. • pigs, in litaffeedabire, 31. to 3!. tOs. ; rags, IL 3e. • chairs, 4/. Foreign Iron : Swedidt, 1 IL 10s. to 12/.; Foreign Steel Sewed. k , g, 141. • faggot, 13L Eng lish Copper: nhet ts, sheathing, and ban per Ib ., 9d.; tough cake, per bin, 791. 10e.; tile, 731. he ; old Owner. 74d. per lb. EnaLbil Lead : Pog, per ton, 161. • sheet. la 13 s to 171.; red lend, 171. ; white. 22/. ; p.tent shot. Vore4 l2 Lead: lllnokh,tt bona, IN. ht. to 131. 10a. English Tin: Boxy r . r ., rzt.. 17e.; bar, 3/. 135.; refined, 41. is. Foreign Tint on bond, 3/. Ina. to 41. ; Straits, 31. Ills. Ton Plates, IC Coke, per but, If. 6s. 3d.; 1C Clear teal, 11. 12s. ; IX ditto, 11, 16s. Speller: Pao., war& wed, per ton, 151. to 15/. Ito. Ovl. Frdfilsh sheet, per ton, 24L Quicksilver, pee lb., 3e. 2d.-Mining Journal Liu nueouL, June 29 -A fair bulimim bas been transieed during the week in manufatuter'e iron at former rates The *pecu lation in scotch pig T. ceased, and there axe now eager •llers at 445. per ton for mixt d N 0.., without boding to beaker. The largely accumulating muck, a nd abignos of demand trans tie Mate+. rd 4 a' ill more from the Continent, - justified the anticipation of Power: prime. At bast llto furnaees are now in blast in Bootlan't, sod tire or .ice more are preparing to blow In, so that, taking the average era diation at 120 bony per week, we have at present a make of upwards of 13,000 tons per week. Tin plates are dull of sale, at 2114. to 30s. "for O wL l. l4( l e. a rbei4 ll3 4 r e" , h J 'l rn el. e ln 2 na ti el dera .- 15 1;o 1C4 e deman pi fo g- r er i o ;le n • . m wk :tkee N h o s chaD s be " en in gu le i a e l t during tii• week. Buyer. seem t, expect bower pekoe. Holden, appear firm Is 44e. for mined cambers, rush. COM.N —CwiLmsrottn, June 20 —The suprly all orals was very short to day, but there wa.N little diNpoNition to purchase, and the prICY4 of law week could only be exoeeded by Is. per qr., except ot the finest wails,. Spring torn nominally the came IS less( wick. Average, 1,651 Wheat, 41,5. 2d.; 20 fleans, 28s. COVENTRY, June 2ll.—We bad a very dull marker to-day, with u small show of samples. Wheat roniewhat improved In price, but sales were on a limited Neale. Ils*ky Anil :ate In fifth. demand. Ileum fully maintaintd former prices. Wheat, tom 18s. to lOw Harley, malting. 27N to 295.: grinding. 24e. to 21.4. Old Ikons, IS.. to 16,4.; new, I.r. to 13s. 6d. 20e.t0 255. Ex trait. June 29.—We have had a very email attendance at our Corn Exchange to-day. Wheat and r.rely, at 1.. per qr. advance on hat week. Barley and (late *Ad at former takes. Wheate., eflo. to Sic ; white, 431. to 43a; Barley, 24,. to 288., Outs, 20a. to 224. Hour, 34 n. to 36.. HULL. June 29.-The arrivals of all kinds of f irrign are coed!, and of Engledi but very little Is offering, the stocks of both b. mg ligiL. Wheat Mia been eagerly sought idler, and the value must be ousted 30. per qr. higher than teat week. Barley has met a fere sale, at 6.1. 4o to. per qr. advanee. Beam, Peas, and Mtn are hi Id with more Nrinneee. The weather is fine and dry, though too cold tor thin teaser of the year. The Potato Mersa has again made its appearance in some digne's. The arrivals of Limited leis week are 1,000 qrs. from Memel, and R5ll qrs. from Man. Very little Is offering in rho market, unit, consequently, buyers bare not been able to supply their wade, Ihe value of lain wcex is well supported la the few soles effected. Rapeseed same as last week. Preseet prices:- Wheat, Btatleib, whale, old, Pis. to 52e.; new 411 a. to 52i.; red, old, 45e. to Ste.; new, 4 s„ to 50s. Foreign, 6016. per bushel, high mixed Hattie, R. to 52a; Hamburg red, 42.. to 465.; Po tab Odes sa, 40e. to 435. Barley, malting:per qr., 245. to 26e.; 'grinding, per dtint, 206.61 to 22U. Oats, old, pergr., 15a. to las. ; new, li.. to GM; Rumba, oe., per stone. old, to WI. Pisa, white, boilers, per qr., 27... to 30z; blue, :pie. to Slo.• grinding, sialb. per bushel, 255. to 26e. old, 6318. per bushel, 20s. to 315.; txw, De, to 315.; Egypti .n, 235. to 20s. Tares, grinding, balls per bushel, 20.. to 22.. it,e, per stone, old. to Oil.; It,emenl, 61. per too. Linseed, ter qr., Bleck een, 10.. ; Atz and, is 3741. to 385.; It. Petersburg, floe, to.. to MAL : go o d tiro-ping, 35i. to 375.• ' intone, 31.. to 31.. : Inge, 33e. to 37n.; Konigsberg and 51enel, 325. to 365.• clean for feeding, 39a. to 40s. Itepe seed, per last, German ;ad Itaaisty 291. LINLVLN, June have had en exceeding., small chow of Wheat to-day, with vow little business doing, at 2a. .dvanee. Nothing doing in spring corn. Wheat, red, 40s. to 505.; white, 50. Oats, 14e. to 21‘. Beene, 31s. to 345. LIVEKPOOL, Jima 29.-There have been good arrival of 6 reign wheat, flour, Indian corn, and been. the last the e day., but the wpphes tkrit.l.ll from emetic me atal Ireland are still small. At our Corn Exchaegi• Mi. morning there was a fair demand for wheat and Hour, at the lull grim. of Lug 1 uesday. Oats, and on meed meta moderate sale, unit hob wets quite OD Barky, bearo, and pea; were without change. At a reduction of id. to 9d. per quarter a fair quantity of yellow Indian corn found buyers for Ireland, but white, being Will Fearer, fully sustained late rakes: top price of yellow In. than omen 355., and white 36.1. per 18018 a. MAIDSTONE, June 27.-We bad to-day an unusual dull ness in our trade for all grain. Although the London market advanced In prices foe Wbeat, mi lees here were ISONDIODeII to ourcowe at more than Ir. per qr. over log day, and then only what was imme diately wanted. Lent corn sold very slowly, owing to the abundance of green meat that is being now toed 'whist' of ourn. SOUTIIAMPTON, June 29.-In consequence of For. ham fair being held this day, there was a limited attendarce, and not much biudnese doing. The Wheat sold was at an advance of Is. to 2s. In other articles DO alteration. WAKEFIELD, June 29.-The arrival of Wheat ia fair for this day's market; of other articles ignited. The sale of Wheat is slow, without alteration in value. licum fully u dear. Oats; and Shelling ea before. No material variation In other grain. Tbe following are the priors : Wheat, per qr. 601ba. to the bushel, Suffolk, Ewes, and Kest, red, new, 455. to 47a.; extra, ; white, 455. to Ma.; extra, 52z; Norfolk and Hunts, red, 445. ter 46a ; extra, els.; white, 44.. to 47a.; extra, NIA ; Liocskohire and Cambridge. shire, rod 445. to 45a.; extra, 475.; white, 445. to 411 z; extra, bOs. ; Yorkshire, rid, 42a. to 445.; extra, Mg; white, 44a. to 460.; extra, NW. Dantrk i.nd Konigsberg, white. 47e. to 485.; cotta, 51e.; Lotter Baltic and Ilantburg, red, 43a. to 455.; extra, 41s. • Illetterranean. red, 40s. to 415.; rat e s, • old, red, 1817, 43a. t 0 .456.; wh.te, 525. Barley,' ter qr. Imp., grinding, 225. to 23z; foreign, 24a. to ate.; @a tm, 265. tkana, per qr., 6311 a to the bush., small, line, new 29e. to 33a. ; old, 335. to 30a.; tick., new, 27e. to 325. ; old, 32.. to 335. ; foreign, new, 265. to 29a. Oats, per stone, moiling, 84d. to 9d.; ex tra, 10,1.; feed ing, 84d. to 9d. extra, 10d. ; foreign, to 9d.; extra, Iod. Shelling, per had of 261 1 k.., 220. to 235.; extra, 24e. Malt, per load of busibelz, 395. to 405.; extra, 425. Peas, per Imperial qr., blue and white boilers, Ma. to 305.; extra, 32n.; grey and feed, 28e. to 28a.; extra, 30s. Rape Heed, per imperial last, Engli s h, 2i31. to 261.; foreign, 261. to M. laweed, per Imperial qr., 32e. to 41 WOOL.—LONDON, Jane 29. —Large arrivals of colonial having arrived, the brolters Gave fLced the Palm for the 3rd inst. ma quant4 to be often d will be about 20,000 hales cokaial, and 2,C00 foreign. The market remains droi, and fully former prises are paid. Foreign remains very firm at full prices. Moravian, Bohemian, and Hungarian are quoted u follows: Electoral, 4s. 9d. to 35.; mks; 2s. 10d. to 38. 4d. ; esetusda, 2s. 3d. to 2s. Id.; tertia. Is. 10d. to 2s. Id. ; quarto, Is. 6d. to Is. SI. • Lambs', 2s. toes. per lb. Arrivals this week are 13,763 lisle. co:mill, 632 foreign. is English little doing, and the market quiet. EPSOM FALL The annual We'l fair was held on Wtdocidar. The show of samples, for an hour after the opening of the fair,was very limited, but afterwards they lx came more nu merous. n the whole, however, the fair was not equal to last year. Scarcely any male• were effected on the ground, but a number were made at the dinner-table, in the after part of the day. The growen in the morning wanted la. per . lb. far leg fleeces, and I Id. for ewes, which the buyers refused to give. In the atm noon thy consented to a lower figure, sad amongst the sales effected were 2,000 dream at 101 d.; 231 withers and 292 tega at I id. HAY.—SIIITHIPILID.—DIesers. Cooper sad Davis report the tonowlag quosattone Prime Wade+. 4 1In W 751. Yew .... Bd. to t }, Mom .. r4t , to fiSe. Inferior ....... to 6.k. 1 I Bowen Soo. to tbs. I Strew 110 e. to Nie. CATTLE, &c.—ALPHINOTON FAIL—The Alphington Midsummer Fair wa. held on Wednesday. The chow of fat cattle was pretty good, not quite go larger may havebeen sometime,. driven In, but at Inst of average numbers; price., too, were pretty well main tained, 9s. per score having been made for the bee, aad the prior for good beef ranging from that figure down to M. The supply of Cows and Calves was nothing to boast of, either in point of number or qua. My; prices ranged from SI. to IV. tech. Barren's' did not sell well, except very fresh meaty bullocks., which reell.ed 6s. per nor,. Mete was • long lot of poor Irish Steers and HeUera, with scarcely any den 011 their bones; from V. to 41. each was asked for them, but we believe few, If any, found purchasers in the fair. The supply of Sheep was not very large, and there is bat little to note as to pains the belt wethero were worth Sd. per lb., and a trifle over ; l.weo. 41d. ; to 3d. Store Sheep generally were Dad first-rate quality, and Hogs must be quoted at 21.. to 30s. each. The Hone lair was not very brisk, although, taken &A a whole, as good a lot of Horses were ex. bibited as have been shown at Alphington fair for many a long year. Burns, June 29.—There was but • scanty supply o! Beasts driven In, rather a large proportion of which were the poor Irish Wirers and Steers which had not been sold at Al. phington fair. The primes* Beef was worth WI 9a. per were, and good Beef made Sr. ht. to Ss. 9d. Cow. and Calves, St to 121. each. Banners, ss. Gd. to 6a. 6d. per score. Butchers' Calves, 4d. to Sd. per lb. The supply of Sheep was again large, but the demand was dull. Peas Withers for the butcher, 3d. ; Ewes, 44d. to 41d. • Lamb, 6d. per lb. Store Hogs, 2 5 5. to 325. ; Lamb., to 20.. ach. A small supply of P :es. SCARItonOCOII, June 29.—A moderate supply of stock, with dull sale. Bacon Pig. sold at Gs.; Pork Pip, Gs. 3d. per stone Lamb, ed. Beef, 6.1. to 61d. Mutton, Gd. to 7d. Veal, Gd. to Id . Bacon, Bd. to 6d. Hams, 9d. to 10d. Pork, 6d. to 7d. GLASGOW, June 28.—A very large market this morning. The advance noticed last week was lost, and fully more, from the large number shown. PAM may be quoted—Bat, 50a.; r rood. 475. Cows, Bulls, and inferior, 41e to 41.. per cwt., Pinking offal. large numer of Sheep and Lambs, hut, demand being glom last week% pekes were hardly realhoed. Beat mod back-!rood, in wool. Ws., or 614 second, 81d. to 64d. Hogs, Id. to Std. per lb., Making . 1 Ceres still mane, and no improvement in prises. Best., oond, 4Fis. per cwt., sinking offal. Good Mt Piss brovilk, per cwt. NG' • ah' • 6 / 3 .