The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-07 00:00:00

- ''' ,- :' ,7 71111•11111n -. 7111111P.."7" - •• - w 3 • •- • . . • 3 0 11( 4.3, 1 1 ... 1111 r /11) [THREEPENCE. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1849. No. 867.1 TUSCANY.—The Corriere .illereautik of the tat' instant. states that tie Austriaas hare seised all the forts of Florence. A military contribution of two millions is expected to be impend. & The city is nearly deserted. The Austrians hays: retired fPistols. SARDINIA.—The malady of Victor Emmanuel still continues to ewe anxiety. Should he die, it is proposed to recall Charles Albert as regent. as the next heir is only flee years old. to Schleswig sa the 6th list, sad Promise lesdwehr ((veteran militia) were to relieve them. A mobile eso lumn left on the evening of the 9rd, for vppeake dis proves et the volunteers" of /Wan to the Mow wad. ASCOT .RACES. (THIS DAY.) STLilt-30.11T EXPLOSION OR THE ClNlTtile- NOOR.—Yestaday sensing, at a quarter pees tea o'clock, $b Waimea& steamer, No. 8, left the pler, at Fishmongary- Ser . Weelwieh, with a good frei d im of passengers, and alterwaris sa emission took plain, followed by Selina. o[ steam, ad dad. fives the gangway of the eaglammoin. Tee aginese end stoker inch: don deck, and the platen slum peeeiled immegst the peeseners and (MM. Tim remel was Edda, great way at the time. The negirs rem proved to hi en dm end es the engines omit/- anal so operate, the wog wee Meered to the north shore. end ens egress& re the Cuetem.beetes pier. Beats =all tram the *die t and _ the Dryad Weetwisit ahlaweer Mandy west Weida Waterloos 11. smi the pasesagers were landed whhest fie 4 but the engines, earl stoker were sub melded, end %nee esaveyed In the Thames Police galley to et. Thaws s Eagle& The expiation, it is Mated, mere from ass llama in the boiler. The Ire was amingukhed almost immedidely Mter the vessel ran sebum. U ORTICOLTURAL SOCIETY of LONDON.— lIIIMBITIONS AT TUB GAIIDI3II. Nom =WM via air Ow ea attIIILDLT, tlia lIIt di e m pollactalalatioa mot boat ttat ono Tanana% Ow po. a slaw Maim Wars Wised a.ta.. as the llay GI ad& , NOM gie rah all bo spa to organ al. p.a. Mali pre imod Mart at Ibis Alla priso la. ark at at tap Owls fa Vas salaam ' alma,* of outlaw at 71. id. adi. Yet Ilia mai lowan has Ipaoro al tat floolat& 13. $, MI by 'mod la lowat:ottoot oa tbo 11109. BAVABIA.—Oar dates from Munich site to May 21. As was confidentially reported, the fourth batter Boas ware to be raised for placing the Bavarian array OR the wslqietieg, and all the dime ooninissiooe in the third imri were to be filled up. At one of the last gaup of the state ooseci4 it we resolved to maks no nee of the proffered Friesian help in the Rhenish Palstleate. IPSTAKEB of 50 mom sace. Swinky Coarse. Btronebow .. • • .. .. 1 Fire Bing .. • • .. .. 2 cft s!U. GERMANY. .. 1 .. 2 .. 3 fIREAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE AMR ur Ales sOCIIIT, 14, Wankel's" ma 51. Ilse 111111. s. /MR MP Owsisss—Tlis =ISOM Tararadalw-iIIiCHAIID HAM= 10/4. The audity Y oaallobal (a tam alma sad Mai* of lama ••••••••• 11/a era Make at as st • asarel nada at aaalmas Mlt ea the Na No beak agrambly Is las Mai ofseftwaa. vire • Dam seal air ma. mu Biwa la imlaaka staina• rne• ea ell Pada midi WOW 11••• la arm the sal Woks tlis swim vUI sea is Smug Milos ct Cisdit Is sawed it bill las isissig psalm he a. Ist uve pan. Th• Ilakailmg Tills szassiliss dis Mid Ss part raw Ammo rya Iltiaillaimusir at a rug furion Awart. phIL gar On& am isysbls, IS SlSlie AM T • I 114 : 1 gl : I 1 1 , 1 i 1 1 I iiii IS 14 ___ .l . Si S 6 is Warelsw i rose. LB- MINI. Ig • ssses, Dlrsslsr. THE LI dorDON INDISPUTABLE LIFE POLICX 0031 PAST, $l, 141.11•4•1104 Lades. amem. J. C. X. L =14• 0 :22• 4 4 i i r. Jams ti• MIS Norm by . Devi et Oiretkatlea tecia dia. slog y pay mis my grant wisinsr. 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P. 1 1101 0.• ItailWilea MI br w ralr • IL IPOSTON r Thur ilippea sod ituetsat, aft O m = sbett. sad I. at llownsaAteet).— b Walbaimisk ill -._ URNS. of LONDON-MAKE ONLY. lewd ...m of rear Looleoaede WWI fir i~fJen tie reseal aordelee, noel et obi* realsefred) r ine war* be se i&U i WILLIAM 6 11111701411 Nis l sad Illartoo). fib, Oalw‘dease. wow of neoraesoou=7llfe I Sew. mooefreef. hen ala to reek merfoleael.— erlin ingeollop (ror pot), treo—Voialgiebed ia Wenoafreet, LKON BIIOBIEADB sad CHILDRFITB COTB. • wry logs seeartekest of tame Ineiffeols if kea rod loar. 17e. IL ark awl Oels for 114 e. seek kid on! arfeeenC a gad pat* COI SALE at m r 11114111•11 ." I.I :I 9I inf.LLUi si It . BOSZOO Sid .11/1•11). OlEhnt4inst Norm et sal I, nagroarrlzir murk as Oa Impel ia the weld ; 'Oars mg saw be um th. post Illeisdne% or Loy Ins gybe Ili. waM le warble Abe Is km awl wYa babliado it Ire Pm Mot ra as fresalary Mwehat reek oafpoter to ores tbe malfrAol. OINNIOS ken lookisole at 14e. err.—Dernsi eariona% wiMstvar*. 01~7 fooollooliere erne* ma (pm pot) boo AI:L THE NEW SHOWER BATHS, ioclud , ng O. ..b rally b relly . Partatir ark V to. aro. Ills. adiu ... T• i rt Illormlts with orisiza. lil wwe t a i r! sub. kr., kr, = Ivan, Ems of WILLIAM 11. 1 :Mte /Wm I . = i t s t ibilleirsit, on a r nt rot 1116.1. Ilia salsa War sub Ea of awl sear WU =4 Mar. okawbers, ids la Whew wssis. di" 05..1a orarovravoroty ; ell Ur reldiles tor 11, Norm, to ammad le me tom. drodsil iseivaiver Is MINI of 11ofkrariss.110 porno, dm. sal Nero as be tarlimity isketut. Mir *ow loft. vitt owe lertesig alio, bran NM top isais. awles.. walk maim, as jams* tam res. e = jamord, is 1111.—Dwined foraavri. midi ~Sy. =mit Oar rig) trew—litalgishidt• Willwerat, r.s. lOW b Ica aoms, am sad ormood-bood, for SALE XI, Ataz. issfiroo bissav kr frit tow traN wars arrasda art reers, la, ka. skew at Yid si IL J. DAVI" 64 Ws* WHAM. Lamina. ENE HEAD et HAIR. ROWLANDS' moc.oemosout. Wass Ss bob tits sabre ara am. ta row" einem& llossimedial esartig mufti It Is =Zsallawlimilermiwin et MN* Aim. dlios s ea.. ionsm soOlowito lie WM psis/ WI bums 111. la Cwaft el IMAM mg asslialdee. It is dr . =NM is lis oftellmitt% viellim aggli f , , a diem It is aspodelV nessi a.::::,„.gbiarisim:br limalltal Immiligurave s ors wim. TM pair midi Ms Ille moil oeseriare I Mow ow 01'Ni as mans. 'do Ils SW la. i REV ir e lem em, War mion, I Or. Vol Mils lisitiob ft. par VOs liel% at 11010410111klasaft ad W all mil porteaws. FRANCE. PAILS, Wannunse, 610 r.x. M. tie Lesser returned to Paris from Italy this morning. It appears that his stage of mind is such as to cause some anxiety. He had an interview with the President of the Republic. Thus the rumours of the disavowal of this plen , potentiary turn out to be founded on fact. Tee message of the president has not been reed to-day in the Legislative Assembly, nor is it known when this desirable event is to take pine. Various causes are wiped for this. Some say that time is beiog gained, until the Prenzh force has en tered Rome. Others assign as a reason that the pre sident has refused as yet to oommunicate the messege to his ministers. A decree, dated June 6, chines IL Defame, Minister of the Interior, with the fuecloos ed interim of the Minister of Commies and Agriculture, M. Lanjuinais , not having yet arrived in Parts. The MAIM., contains a dense hum the President . of the Republic, declaring that, as the pupils of the Ecas des Arts a Yearn of Angers, on June 3rd, disregarded all the rd ss of subsedinedion and discip line, and t h at, sash disorder cannot be tolerated without compromising the Mere welfare of the in stitute'', the mid school is dissolved. The minister of agriculture and commerce is to examine the bete, in order to see what pupils may be considered worthy hereafter to be again admitted into tat school when reconstituted. M. Proadhon was arrested yesterday evening, at eight o'tiock,_ _just after his arrival by the ethn Banned. Me was recognised the moment he left the. earriege, and was 'sneered by a polies agent lhe ewes %peens the lane* in the Faubourg Poreon. nine. TM endear thee &dewed to M. Prosdhon that be wee hie Firmer. U. Ptendhea was taken to the preiweent d Is the atamembly rotwday a delde was esot mend ea the ealent of the shade. el the depot meat of thwlftene. whom doe Ideolosunde aseeeted the. the of IL %mhos bad bdassetdidtsibel=oarr :ore so u eons d the deenamste were dined by M. Reny, Alf 4 aniinet et IL Fameher, who woe at the woe time a meth dab in gat IL Fauber defended Ma eda at eine wet entered into l Wilda. Geode= opietiled the tribuselV ils wer, g unaltiebb tisinlmb, the dumbly adjoined. Tip•ft IL Ceamieez .tamed hie week, awl ese sisied by sayiag that be did sat wish far s= 'wiry, hat the nutmeat of the e et insa tnanne. Mae debate we stall proceeding when this divine left. - Balm die pails sitting yielerley, the rowan., tires met In the baseman to MIL de Pim, Goats, and Lie to have a eiemittee named to owilawes whatXl the regolatkew required asillisstlen. It wee sally Waled that *sok regulatiene were ae dee le to 'althea as done it was aim undslool that the Odes ell madiatiamoittese ea". that the Waseve Asian wee dem away with, owl the system of annhilbell named in the bemoan reamed to. el taw of Misting smiths dame hied as wok Ibrahim Ilk iis.. aft= Inn aid Wok? is the *die tick 4; 10 4 1 7 thet=b! . ea' liesesidi rede t tr it riesat that saw ware awn etseinewin aught Übe pitied ha the hie d the _ent in =se Waders. Os the polpse Defeat, tetrads. and (fares, to hare an emonty weed to all the weedhased for polideal canoe Awe re . brary 1848, the legumate brought forward were preakily three whieb have bus se balmily dassi ea the addeet ia the Oonetitaeat A....E tho represestativee et the Mosauda Wished ea aleatuy beiag `mated at awe, whilst the memben et the moderate patty awationed that the meat 18seaeat ern beepeetaae fs •seeh a warm. Poor bureaux weed unimors at that epinioa to the eara- Witte. I the dim awed their repreasetativea oa the eelliatittee We by. Ile felturlas is the malt of the ballet he the undastisa el vissimilent, in She time et M. de Ihequvine, sand skis* t Number Owing ' 470 Abeelase wild" ....... !ti IL Darn U. Lemmas li g U. Bases i U U. Olen Gowen/ 40 Lwasehiere M. Dare vas esseseagly declared to be duly no minated. A peopedffies was distributed yesterday at the As sembly Vy . MM. Bertholoa, J. Demontry, &Mani, Larkins, Baadin Ba th er, Oust admire, and Menant, delaading that a parlientsaterLE be untamed into the tante ri-Ja nested with elections. They iropee to have a =these( mosshies aimed la - tae bureaux the 11..1= is refroiee publishes the following kiWit hi the admirer of war to the generale of Mises sod at bdivisioas, dated the 30th alt.. ffismesl,—The elesseral movement has made its M assa. salt even fa the army. By the manse of m k t= lir i= yet sew to *sr, th. seldres, without *Ma IMO is, several dire departed treat their habits admesse sad regukirity. Tot will me all year maser men se make *am retort to Asa. Tell them that, sitar bevies even *sir were as the oaks ekisests, their pendia stimfeals at as (Arad that tar: titans astiraly to the iat nmat ed their limy tansies, whiek is set ism mind, el smiaLabig Orson the hearer ear hihroseis .of the sMir.;z.t his et ronsf ake straws M en resseal ia the ease el the law. Or perils pease ell gentar awe, whoever they eta ys y e zil rarer tWar fkielz i m s themsel Ma lied, of s e w; sash ate the 61111118 11.11 = by assay upsets. semar ;Them Olga may be taie erarb—ebsdiones mad isratien le the sea. ebedissee end isversa to Ib) President et Ste eke k Mid el the emestive power, sod to the shish by Mt belleated is vines of the laws. Re is the bees pries irk* shell most rarest this eels. These rho** WONa it yin be guilty toasts their sad will sell M tyora epee them.elves jest severi ; I s tre l y al e i rti didisemar *sir suits, sad I, who maks it my glory he hire sera it Ise forty-two anis, paring through all its sr=rill set safer it. It I. by tellevreg with sa sa ing the path I have poured oat that the stripstripSt ‘ pes:e isai rvet its parity, is pease as ia waz g its gto. OW, isaarra, sad presarrathe watiaa it hold., by the re. seeds of lts history,* the nu of Prase. sad of the world. RITIJIMUS. To-day it is said that Marshal Bernd had boss attiatad with the prevailing disease in Paris, sod Hag this morning he was sot better. M. Lai* Maw, member for Paris, is also ill of cholera; mid Chapon, member for Seine-et-Marne, has just asi .fit The Chandernsgor transport Lit the port of Cher bourg on the 3rd hart, charged to carry out to the Isle o; Reunion an instalment of 1,800,000 fr., out of the indemnity accorded to the slave-owners for the loss of their slaves. Tam wheel carries out M a r. Munnet, bishop of Pella, procerdiug to Madagascar as Vicar apostolic, with tan maistsnts. Tee Salmi Pesbiie, of I.) ma, of Toesday, relates that between ono and two o'cliek in the MOMS g, the officer of the day charged with the superintendence of the military posts, on going his rounds, accompanied by an orderly soldier, carrying a lanthorn, was insulted while crossing the Punt de la Guillotine by five sea crying out to him "A bas les Blanca!" Toe officer and his man probably made seam reply to this pee r/emits, but aui cot taia that the die men rushed Vie theiN seised them, and brow them both into as Rhone, from whence their bulks have not been Neovertd. Another soldier, hearing the crier, has timed up, and seeing with whom he had to deal. drew his sword and struck one of the assassins in the groin. His confederates, seeing him fall, made Heir escape. The wounded man was carried to the ,_llll=mowtreme died M or li the n trb a lat . IVO Assembly iiseild for ware than one department, have mace Hit choice. M. Maki& Persigny chooses to re ptant the Nord, sad M. V. Cohadetant, the Barthe. Put" less L—lhrw Lana. —; raw par Cada, 33 40; Flee per Rata. al 47; law Loss. • roam —,• Dieu Pleaa, ftwa, 1541, 89 ; 1541, DI; Do! Vaamaialiall, ; Rama Los. Trewary Saida—. Da& Nam 2300. Pa dang se Lamm. m asp, hi 47 ; M days. la 874. Rattarawt—hrie mad Orem, 730; Pant Si lark eel; Rosa ad Wawa 347 Azlgraa lisnatilis, III; lizaabeasy sad Bale, at 73; thatrejVitram), 175 ; Amine Si erraligas, ;jo=lol,o6.74w.th..alt;:gir_. Si distabotag. —; ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—Report have been current, sad were reproduced yesterday in some of the Paris journals, to the effect that, in pursuance of recent orders met to General Ondine, the French troops had made an sneak upon Rome, and entered the city, of:er a strong resistance. This news has not as yet been confirmed officially, and there is no intelligence later than the 28th nit. from Rome. HoweverZio:addition to:the above, it twu Meted yesterday in Paris that the French government had received accounts from Rome anuoureing a great division smug the heeds of the republican party. It is stated that M. Galetti, Prerident of the National Assembly, hod been &nested by Marini, on suspicion of being favourable In the occupation of Rome by the French, aid an eirmignient with the Pope ; sedate! Reselli, emmiatiseltif the republican army, had also been rismommil as swede. The lam the let states, from Ancona, that the goal divierm had anchored at Fiumicino, lige and concerted its opera tions with those in k& Marshal Wlmpffen, who wu on him march against the Isere. The Anemias war steamers several times witbia getedsot of ,the batteries, Ind Ike with thew On the night of the 28th eh.. I the port and began its fire against di lieu, Widis I few 'bells were thrown into it fromilhe leadellie The forts aid batteries responded with *sem Oa the 27th the Venus frigate and Cortatoe Amu lie usehoed the apache The authorities at Agues catiMthe hostages' they bad, emeeig whom , was Mufti Ferretti, a relation at his &diner. Thiy ware taken on board the Bilious, Austrian frigate. LOMBARDY.—The Prom, et Mew, has the following from Milan, dated the Stth alto-r" The summits= appointed to emu aid alba tits we taxis has seat into sub tereehms in ellen at the staff atoompuied by a aril fuotioeary as se oratory. Ito sommissisa seems to meet with great diMeoltiee, became i t . appears that the 1111•11MNIAV have bees made without any previous ezarainatioa late thermosets of _prepsinies. HAM it has resulted that =my pesos. have bees called wan tow mow thee they puma and acresequitlY tht b rZztr has bum eialseatele huiretete b 7 tae south dies. Oseesquady the sosseameate meek be redneta w sad the property esstrated treated The quelia is- pandisseri ertarb asisi Mi. If the lame utiles are panelled oat was to hs mid to the Wale. 41 lelm they Must be sold abash kw prises let -melting will remain foe thessiernaiset ease payment et the debts and the Edvir neepariag sad litigation. The Pawns het veld bar pre to . M. Visitor Qui rads, to user miloa. The French gremilimmt delete is that the sale shall be &dared i'velli,allissagh it was not made Ware the eidinary the ormatey being at that tine in a Sate at, sad the tamed' clewed. The ale was obis Wore the*Breimit asitheritten , To ihmeim tame be added that the emotion of olisis mean elm is mist with a sluing esestenset, list troops hue to imadied sat, se emend a r lime ago at lea Augielle, betwenit Lodi sad aid, mese tessatly, Mee caoradas d the. La Tour were obliged to set el brit:tiles. AUSTRIA.—Visew titles we ke Ins 2. Of the garrison "hie delheild Ofee, many pi- Bates and sergeant% terelngtl in gaining the Austrian Wes in vadoes . have made cow muslestier s, the mai of unsigned to the edemas d the Wisner Edam" may be thus briely fisted : 't prime of Mu ambied of 4,000 nee, Cfseemose, Oriatee, Gellialeaeord Italians. Although the haven was set etreN ia nd t wes est et repair, the mopes =Ws used d the het Ws yam as a pubes pjr• it is pestemind the loth et belasch wt ler some weskit se wee by somata events. The we prsd.neasdfee sin weeks, end bell est fee her al t &yea!resolve et Heats' to hold mite the tut sees wee he& with eLthe Ceeepi eiepaelty=taire.va tnewassiatel ear t the 17th, the day apes width the beemberdsteat II Pestbyteppid. ese the Illtk, the batteries et Garrey bad .wed a breeds es the left of the Btahl-weleseatattrear. The led aorstlas assault followed ea the sight or the 17*. Tura sight the Ism* pant et as Italia% eassmay escaped set of the harm sod west over to the many. Oa. of these is said to have bayonetted a Croat who assaused to rim Mrs ; bet mere Crests, mend to the slum tisk hes primula, end he ma triad by sear Newer saddest Mu* at t. r the smart storm ea the dela se *s 11* bed bees is. polled, celled at th .... riess tegssber, and the Wed his Jauntiest of by the hewer I. the hot era; to watch declaration th e bwrig respeeded with tram of sederisees, es eels was Imbued to Wu lediri to stiek by tat asepses* esedmisea Oa As lith a ine ei v ed ine resalled, ad* We up ths See et betabeemed • irk the dams umbra li med dermseve. de arm miser seek gime ea the et the MIM. At Mkt& me smell mime uprise wader the sersioneep, sea ess uprise elf s Ismer miss follserieg. lid* rube dew a =L IPI C I :re °I the webs well, In e prerdemMe eolemes emeowled towards this brook other parties saints be me, ademsing ep therapies Timer& at the foot of tits esseeemsi* .ll 4 their sealiag restars is several places to the wall sear Visarsipte, whim the Italia.. were en dety. Thins, Eh pretended, dug to the stolen oyes, and subeeg eett. mewed the pee to the Kamm who rushed ie es mom The artillery eematessleet, Ilekerpea, did Ms beet to rep the troops of remove that were drawn n.. la the garden, and pleated a 24-pousder in the Genus while tbe isleatry were driven bask to the assess and the sublet. The pert of the earlier' which retired to the aside mend it occupied by Italian troops, who seesived tbe wryer with viers. cone/raise the sheameteness d Alauell's death sad Rental's mead, &rain wentiog. There appears in Klausenberg, in Tmeisylvania, at pressed • aewspaper entitled the ilhaelii, which co* tains in its second number the iseporteat intaligense, that, in consequence of a despatch received from General Cues, known to be the military commander in Transylvania, Colonel George Count Bethelen had left that city in great haste to meet a near relation d the Suttee., Ibrahim Bey, in Hermannstadt, with all the distinction b coming his birth and rank In the Tarkish army. Caeca himself was ill. The Prom (Vienna paper) announces that 10,000 Russians, who were lately at Timm: have crossed the Wang at Friestadt, and occupied let place. General Hayeau, now the commander-in-chief of the Austrian army," has appointed Major-General Zeisberg as thief of hos stag Zeiaberg is the son of a Silesian shoemaker, and passes for one of the stoutest soldiers in the Austrian army. On the op pointatent of Haynes the emperor snaraioned the commanding generals of the provinces to Vienna. Jellechich is said to have been taken prisoner. la this there report there may have been some mistake, in emsequenos of a brother of the Bade, also called Baron Jellachich, captain of the Scream (hard, hav ing been taken. The deposition of Michael Sturdza is confirmed. 1 Oar correspondent writes: VIENNA, Jess 1. 1 Weldon has given up his command to Hayes* Weldon hu gone quite mad. There is a rumour to day that Pram' has been taken by the Magyars, but it studs greatly in need of confirmation. I spoke with some Russian soldiers in Reattach, and found them destitute of all political judgment. They said they had been sent to help the Austrian Cur to get that which he most wants, namely, gold and silver, from the Magyar Cur Imenth, who has large.qua tities. They Ihright it would be more convenient to fight for the Cur Kossuth. but had no doubt they should oome in for a good share of the precious metals, which they hops to find. These Thrum set litre are more beasts than mu, and are indeed Attie. instruments for despotism. Our bank, u reported yesterday, has sett* increased its notes to 244 millions, and reduced its cash to 80 million,. The notes lose 22 per cent. against slyer and 28 per oent ageing geld. His majesty, since his return , from Warsaw, where Nicedesairee to havriaished his education, is mere abrupt and less gracious towards every one that he was before. The Emperor of Russia is expected here is a few dayr. PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writes : BERLIN, June 4. The publication of the correspondent" between Count Brandenburg and the Reichsverween in the Deutsche Zritroef has produced at the court of Berlin a feeling of profound disgust. For the rest, it amen that this publication haebeen disavowed publicly by the central power in the Oberposieseet &lbw. Fischer has conducted the Prussian negocietions with the central power in a way which has covered his government with ridicule at Frankfort and Wesel with disgrace at Berlin. The rumour that Bavaria has 'greed to sign the Premien project of a German constitution is not sow denied. On the =Mary; Stave is said hitherto to have had quite ea little moues as Gerlach in ing to gaan over the court d Munich. The Il l e t = kingis said to have declared, that he will sever admit the hereditary sovereignty of Prussia over the Reich; end that if the aid of Premien arms la the Palatinate depends upon this maim, he will rather disease with each auxiliaries. was an extraordinary sensation made to-day at the Bourse. by the report that a Russian loan is as the Mpu The paper of the Anglo-Remise lean fell in ootusequenes to 103. A denunciation at the prefecture of • * led yesterday to some rematches that have be en little Amore productive than used. In the hoses of a glider, on the ground-floor, a large quantity of the arms . thrusted to the burgherwehr were Mod WA with cartridges, 1100 hand_gre= e ttl a ow *eideraill number of bayonets. The of the • egastaseits had Seel Teeterday e well-known bookseller wader the Lin den, celled Soldadsger, was taken sp. The owe of lb atiwilh.diga is connected apparently with the miss d * of whose autobiography, under the Oento of Zacharias, be wee the publisher. illfeeirel, the clerk who robbed the that of the emoldreis of some 40,000 thaws, ii said to have , sewed to the United States. Ths agitation Which I mentioned yestertiq to la dles theilemocestio dieters wag vete, seemeteeted with very guudedhedoe this party, sad bs be spread and followed in the provisoes. The &- Moored* party at Fraakitet.oponOite hag 4114 caSt a ia eeselutions to this Out Dr. Oldsolei•g, the, late editor of the ' lb- Arse, is gone, or on the plat of going,* to fore, establishes alike in Landau for the of lithographie sheet of Ludes news ere , -- 4.-Lateet am are doirs tin Joe 4. retired tram the iispeeial sisistry Oust* lavriticid alt els the atieistri I site the the interior. tbst the Archduke Ida sa &ma of a total overthrow seal battalions were ordered to notch WM over. WURTEMBBBO. We have ianillience from Statist& to has 2. Biesesteek, the mood vies presedent of the National Assembly, bad arrived far seeldni the anossary immense., and had already gives alkial information. The remainder of the kreali was expected in the course of the day. Notwithstanding the difSealties of the jour ney several members bed arrival, and the number of one hundred iambi mom be markup. The chamber had already discussed the sebjeet, and resolved by a peat majority as follow, vin, to empower its presi dia to prepuce everything that lies in the power of the chamber for the neeption sad accommodation of the National Assembly, end to welcome the isms in the name of the Wiirtembui Chamber. Several of the surembeee as the bunk of inthikta sad prelates did not vote. The ministers Dayeenoy and Romer ap peared to demur against granting the chamber itself (that being the property of the seats) for the sittings of the National Assembly. It was supposed that tag ' Garrison Much" would be devoted to the purpose. The sittings were expected to take plain on Tuesday (we 6th). Pickier was arrestd ea the 2ad, and con ; domed to the Asberg (a fortress sow need toe political offences). lie was reported to have been sent tram Balsa with large sums of money for bribing over the Wurteinterg soldier. to the Baden mum The King of Werumberg ham coassated that the troops should take the oath to the imperial ommita ties, as fl Ally decreed by the National Assembly. Suave left Statiardt on the erminint the let Mt., with coseiderabut same of money collated for him by 1 the tapelike= pry. Martial law was expected to. be proclaimed throughout the country. There was no doubt that the subject had 'heady bun mooted at the outing of war held oa the lit of Jane. SPAIN. A letter from Madria of the let inst. says : —" It is said teat the catholic poem., represented at Oasts, Spans, Austria, and Naples, have protested against soy negotiation being carried on at Rome by M. de Lewin without their participation. It is added that the instructions sent by the minister of foreign affairs to the Spanish spot at Gaeta are very liberal." The following as from our correspondent: MADRID Jose 1. The sitting of the Chamber of Deputiis was yes terday taken op with the discussion of two bills, the one wpm public beneficence, and t h e other for the exemption from taxation all capitals employed in irrigation enterprises. Both bills passed. The senate mused a concerning the celebrated marsh of t - rm. From Aran*, welt ern that the royal family are /cloying themselves. The king consort is endeavour ing to reduce the administration of the ro3al patri mony to some degree of order. From Catalonia we hear that the restoration of peace is hailed with general joy. The government, it la said, is disposed to form a custom-bows union with Portugal. This in no new idea, and was agitated long ego by the most advanced of the progresista party. The railroad from Barcelona to Metaro, the only railroad in Bpsin, and whose line extends but six leagues, is prospering. In the 105 days since it has been opened we find that there have been : Paeregen....tst Clue 2nd Claw 3rd den Total . Frost Blueelons 6.627 16,214 67.026 79,788 To return 6,383 14,663 67,266 78.171 Total 12,890 30,777 114,280 167,947 The products, without counting that of the carriage of merchandise are u follows : Ie November, 1848 . Deaseber 3abuary February..... 218,831 lamb Apr.l 240,003 From a proclamation of Captain-General Conchs, and whioh we have received to-day from Catalonia, it may be seen that he intends military tours to be frequently made, to prevent any new outbreak of the emboli of civil war. Kamm Joss I.—Tbrae per Cada, 141 DaM ; Flys par paw. 10i paper; Charm, 64 paper ; Beak at PerdArak 73 cosh. laminar' ea La*" as MILITARY HONOURS FOB THE ARMY OF THE PUNJAB. An Extra Gasstte, published this afternoon, has the following : DOWNING-nrinfrr, JuttE b,lB49.—The Cltteen has been marioesly plumed to give orders for the appointment of Major-Gripial Sir Joseph Theaters'', Haight Commander of the Meet Mooeurable Order of the Bath, to be so Ordi nary Member of the Military Divides of the Firm Clue, or Knights (hand CAIN of the mid Order ; Colonels th Hownwahle Reify Deeds, dthe Nth Ringo, and Cell Campbell. et the 98th _firent of Poet, Companioes of the said Most Reners Order, to be Ordinary Menthess of the Ilidery Divides d the Second Class, or Kalehts Commandme of the said Order; sad Lientesent-Coload Assegai lienishoe, of the 40th Bids; LienteasateCelessi Freidisk Makh of the 3204 Ragintentel loot; Lientoweneedenel AissaMr. Unwed, of the 61A Regiment or Fat; Linieswed-Ralswel Janes Alszsader Fallestso,of the 9th Light Doped; Lime neat-C3losel Joss Walesa Rim, at the 14th Light Dye good ; LitrawnearColonel Glee. Dobson Tsang. of the 10th simisrith.en,J,4.:,,tpott.w..7.....sarismadlkolgiei! of Jews, arid; sod Usetimint-Colosel Henry Ward DohertY;of the 14th Light ;to be Ordinary limb= of the Military DMZ:TIC Third Clew, or Cessposiess d the said Meet =nrelde Order. Hr Mtge*, has emir. to give orders to the . oodisonat r i r ily sillewlig Mows is the devise et - the Red Talk Owwwls, nante : Msjorgeaseal Mr West Mae* Wilton. NW& Commode, et the Ilea Kemeemsbh Order d Ik. Rath, to be ea Ordleary *nisi of Ibe Mildry Diviskei est th• Pine Clew, ee illWah Odd owes et de did Order ; Major-Osaerel Oda= Wd* , sod Celesel Ices Chew, el the Nagel llogiesse r ClesepoleM of the mid Kest Hoorsorahis Ordory to be Oolowy_ Members et the Il*bsy Diedea ad the Owed Sam, or Kolgtas Cs ' Emden; sod Henry Idiom: Mks% , t o the GemornerGestard of Islisistkomn. to.** F De pedalos, be as Odium _Mabee el the Civil Odom of the Sewed Clam, or Xdpits Oadmanders of the said Order. Aid is *jests is father Imes ipaeloody *owl to whew& Wilda - Bs = swats of As NM most Roam able Odd he the idienbir _in the ear vim el Mittlfeet Company se ba Rahn Mandela d the D etielles the Third Clan. or Oomeedens el the EH • Ceisosl David Car ism el lie MA Reel ;emu Teams, ; =Lem /1111dod, of the fildi dive WWI ; Coked A. Roden of OM N. 1.; LisiteCel. J. B. d Ilio • -. Light Caveby Mead ' at the 11th Regimiiiia Pew ellight Cavalry; Shosoneet-Coiend Or SIM Reglwansid Deogelledds InSedif Mx ' = Coked Jed; Ilet Sth _ddlh Regimeadvd Maths hasten Jesemt•olleera Rush 11111011,1 — M lie assists% of Edges Isianmy; Idwat•OeL W. Aboukir. el die sih _Ulla Osysbs ; Liweswed-Odenel letodo minspeept _Artal% Usuloanab4hiensi Risher& Ana nomad' mew. of 17th 11411.11.0 of Sigotrell Madre Johnny s birdseed- Wood dame aseg • Maw Onelieof the Mk Regiment el Bowl *Mee Widen dentemat-Colemel • Joha Feder IhrjAhml of Id Ist Reglowat d Beer i l lo tir =:esm a latelL-CoL Clwalse Grad. et Om Heard Alexander Jes umi t h e si t ar rthe Regbassi Stead Illiiteadeasry ; Cab" of tie Sflli Regimes of Bengal • Mawr ; Linda, neniCeleasi A. lisnew; ef Me 11116tingt. Ilangel NWT* itekimerf ; .Ifewlesent-Oadad Raft Ildiess, of the 48th Regiment of Bengal Maid InflgU sit lefate•aatplasli g Jena Sad, al the Sad soma ; and hiestemmt•Oeismi Thema d the—rsi—Regismint THE VISITORS' PLATE. Sk Antonio 1 Fidd'atria( 3 THE EMPEROR'S PLATE. Van Tromp Chanticleer .. Co c as i nwood •• THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. C411.1111111141M. —The weather dein the past week thrwasliest West Cainberisati, the Lake sad Fumes dis- WM. has Men delightfaL There have been almost daily or nistitly showers et rain, ad warm sanshine has suesseded to the asoistace, so as to give the stroopest stimulant to vege tation of every deseription. The grain, potatoes, and fruit are proprieties with the tames rapidity, and their present opposite's is most proinieins. Tee hey twos. it is cos& dently anticipated, will be very heavy, sad of superior gas lit, ; and msay fields will *only be ready to bents& the scyths.—Chetborterid Potgest. Davoir.—la the neighbourhood of Exeter, the crops give promise of abundance. The recent warm weather has forced all blade of vegetable growth prodigiously. 1340 re this set in, there was a good deal of meadow land where the growth was thin, and did not promise an average cut; but now the appearances are everywhere luxuriaat, and there is every prospect of a good these of bay. The wheat, fee the most part, looks welL In many places it is strongly and robustly frown, with a height of nearly three feet—wall 'Missed where thinly sews and properly mewed, and of healthy t e rttask of eitl The aW :f a r st i lt?' in comi ng 1 wh t en mipoloa with wheat. The recent wet has been especially favouselio to the barley, particularly the late sown. The potatoes us combs' up very well, with the health= green of years ago, and not the slightest symptom of as yet. It has been reported that the disease bur been dis encored among forced potatoes, bras there is not the least bleed* in the field crops. The qassetity planted in the neighbourhood''f this city is about the same as lestywer, but, har u an he judged from the leaves, they are mostly of the early white varieties—the sorts that generally escaped the disease. The apple blossom could not possibly be Auer than it has been in all directions, and a good eider time may be calculated upon. The early aorta of apples are strongly set, and growing rapidly. Preparations have been made for Swede turaip sowing, and the sowing of the other sorts will soon follow. Lagcastlian.—We have had a continuance of growing weather since our last, under the influence of which the serious crop. continue to make a rapid progress. Saturday was a very flue dos), although rather cloudy in the morning. Sande,' wee also fine, and a very cline hot day, the tempera ture in the abide being as high as 70 degrees. Oa Monday the heat was still mere intense. Although we had rein early in the morning, the temperature increased to 711 degrees. At night there was a heavy thunder shower, which was a benefisial chancre, and yesterday the air mu cooler.—Mats chafer Courisr. WORCilll'ltit.—On Monday evening the atmosphere be- i came somewhat oppressive, and it was evident that an awn laudation of electrical matter was struggling to di-chime itself. Ahout nine o'clock a violent thunder-storm broke over the city , continuing fur nearly en hour without modi dation, in lightning, thunder, and hard rain, and returning, though in a less violent shape, at frequent periods during the night. We have heard of the following accidents having occurred from the storm —Mr. Richard Loeley, farmer, of !Moulton, lost two of his beet dairy cows, which were killed by the lightning; and as a flock of sheep, belonging to Mr. Quarrel], of the Berrow, ware rest ing In • rick-yard at Manley Castle, en their way to Worcester fair, one of the sheep was instantaneously killed, sad its carcase presented a very scorched appearance. Mr. J. B. Smith, of Ashwond Bank, had no Ism then seven ewe sheep and fourteen lambs killed by the lightning; they were lying under • small oak tree In a field, and It is rather dossier that the tree itself appears to be uninjured. At this pleas the storm was very hesvy, but of short duration ; the rain fell in ruck torrents es to flood the cellars and lower rooms of dwelling-houses. At Terdebigg some shedding was fired, and • tree was struck at Mount Pleasant. At Drayton, in the perish of Chaddeeley Corbett, the electric fluid struck the (root of a dwelling-hoses occupied by Mr. D shattered the upper window, took a direction down the side well, both fatefully and externally, end shivered ' the brick-work and glees of the cower window. The shock was very much felt by the inmates, though we are happy ts ray no lire was lost. The lightning also struck an oak tree on the farm of Mr. Parry, almost Itelf a mile from Drayton and completely stripped the bask ad one side.— Worceete; Chreeiete. Dowry.—A correspondent at Banbridge, under date 4th inst., writes as toliows "We have bad a week of variable yet v. ry favourable weather for the growth of crops, which have improved very mush since I wrote my Lest. I am sorry to have seen, in Saturday's Whig, a statement that the potato blight bad made incipient appearance in the commies of Down and Antrim, and the month. From my own hum. Son in this neighbourhood, I can give such statement an unqualified cantratliction, as they never appeared more healthy and pv43112114, and should we hays what is (tailed ' a dry summer,' I have no doubt but they will still prove the farmer's friend, ea my firm conviction is that the blight is from the Lai-mewed wetness of the summers, which every one knows huhu* the case of late years ; as an example, I may state that 1847 was a dry summer, and we had a fair average cr p; but, unfortunately, that year there was but a small quantity of them planted."—Banrter of Mier. EDINDIIIIOII. — For the lost eight or ten due the weather hers has bun everything that could be desired. The cold and disagreeable east winds which prevailed to a large ex tent at the beginning and middle of the put month, have given place 4r breeus from the west and south-west, occa sionally accompanied by gentle and refreshing ehowem Under the influence of this agrauble and seasonable change of temperature, vegetation within the last fortnight has made rapid advances, and the country now presente the mat luxuriant appearance.—North British Mail. Baiourtnc FocurirsEinfirriow BILL.—A meet- Inc was held yorerday at the City of London Literary and Scientific Inetiity ion, Aidengste-strest, et delegates from the literary aed scientific societies of the United Hisodora, to consider the draft of a bill intended to provide more of ketsally for this. societies' exemption from die payment o f l oca l t aw. souks the delegates, there 1.411111 present Lord Wrottesie, Mr. W. Brown, M.P., Mr. IL C. Tony, M.P., Mr. J. Wyld, M.P., end Me. J. T. Smith ; midi dele gates hoc the following institatimes : Luskin Mestchnice, City of London Literary' and Scientific, West Loaded Lite rary and Scientific, Liverpool Mechanise, Woolwich Media nice sad Literary, Wortmhaster Meekamics' Literary and Scientific Devooport lifechanim, the Yorkshire Caddo (and Lends and Bradtd, by special tkehtt), tepreesstipp • togs. that 4410 y-four iostitutiess, City if Leedom Catholic Lite. miry Society, W6lwortit Litman and Seisntille, Seashwask Literary sad Scientille, Jews' iliensrel end Literary, Eats. bores Literary and “emtile, Hotbeds Utility Invitation, Haverkrdeeest, and Marylebone. Yr. BieWit, X= pied the th eir. The report of th e emossidee woo rood, mediae th at they had revised the bill, after pioth ties of the many isommanleatioats wkithlestbson to theta, and bail fixed -she .estrenme mews/ being times who hove twothisis of their imams arose se tarymisklbatiese, and one third only from •soilethilieds. The rommittes stated diet they had had islsevisios IrOk Lewd him ItswesU, Sir Osage Grey, sad Sir Robed Peel, * at whoa bad grim haesrably s• the till, width,. from ISO Maw' of the paied; , they hoped omit be token up `l ` . goveroment. to issue , Its mime this alleka. "Pima geatlesisa *.s •impreased theta opinion at the is of rods. demigod's, to the eoessirp, Ind the grmill ,Elitt weialt ha falithsit , win that Isgslimed and ' al by fineakied loollene. , It W 112411,111 om eil bomb dint the at = taw 'wit a tatty. Bassildisne wow them **report, sad anthsuhinf .166 E s s priz e r a • a position A vete of tie ks se the peelisment la-levee theleme ot rlik_ dunns • " "' So bees of the day, and the sneetiap espasated. ...MUMS& lading Mini Itiu or MAN Nays rarzos.—egaffey Peat-ades, May 1849.—Ri fibs sodermsolkned oesrepepors, risioll and pet d = She Chael Wands wl the sla el Man maybe nn missed thie a vish in the past hem the:= l l6; Omni Britain sat Inked ma prepayment of a plipsil one ; bat this *dirge is not to be eMesto if g i Gnat Britain er Ireland kr dreaktion within the Kiarken. British Prose s Army and Clusisory ' . Mosses Bashi owl try Isis of Mass Aslesr• - fiser,Arser, `Lists, Th e Max Sias, The Mow Liberal, .41 .. 04 Mmis Ttaa. Star, Onset _ These se= nastemped, may be seat by poet to the so! dadmoips mosurisa ape the same ocioditiens as thee width Zt rritatrUrs'lrekod"4l**B44l.lBllltWo d ant:itiod d in *stars No. 11, ISlfigs ga lre t abe es ,•• • mommtheiss by SpolZroln4Chennei hisaik etinthebkof list. is iwatje ' ln soderakied OM osek sews lierlre seams In theme hien& is the Frew* or II due Ist: loaned* la no ally be alheted by the mithistioaa , -Ws sodier, or by the knieosiithe, No-U, above- So abaft amiss* to • 0211/, di dee miskiee, es Isr m by pith in essmeemed, whisk they komsdy posesthed. - • - MONEY MARKET. WIDNIUIDLY Svarrnto. Money has been rather scarce in the Stock Ex change for the last few days. To-morrow beieg the day, when the Exchequer Bills doe this month are required to be sent in for the purpose of being ex changed, money has consequently been wanted on that account; but as t h e new bills 'will be issued on the 15th inst., the demand fro,: that cause can only be temporary. The rate for money to-day for short periods on government securities was about 2 per cent. The closing of the transfer books of the Bank of England, consnent on the preparations for the pay ment of the Midsummer dividends, will take place for the respective stocks on the undermentioned dates : Three per Cent Console. Wednesday, the 13th inst.; Three per Cents. of 1726, Friday, 15th inst.; New Five per Cents.. Friday, 151 inst.; Annuities fur terms of years, Wednesday, 13th inst. ; and the Woks will re-open on Tuesday, the 17th July. The books foe the transfer of India Stock oleos at the India Hones this day, and reopen on Thursday, the 12th July. And the books for transfer of South Sea Stock, New Annuities, and Three pee Cents of 1751, will be shut at the South Sea Huns on Wed nesday, the 13th inst., and be opened again on Friday, the 13th July. The committee of the Stock Exchange has fixed the Bth instant for the settling day in the newly con vened Peroviae Active Bonds. The Post-offine authorities have notille i that mails will ;be made up in London, to be forwarded by H.M.S. Cleopatra. which is to sail from Devonport, on the morning of the 12th init., for Madeira and Rio de Janeiro. The St. Christopher Gazette and Cltarilhean Cheerier of the 4th May, just received by the West India Steamer, contains the following In the Rouse of Assembly, the tolbwing bills were read a first time: "An act to repeal the several acts relating to the impo sition of duties on articles imported into this island; to tin pore other duties on imports in lien of than imp teed by the aforesaid acts; and to provide for the appointment of officers to collect such duties.' " An act to repeal an act, entitled ' An act to impose • duty on the tonnage cf all vessels entering at any port of this Island, and to authorise the treasurer and collector to levy a ae du t ty t r ,i sh p. ip i sit i sf e en d t u e l l e n s g o t f he porte ir of imposedms this " 14 " An act articles imported into this Nand end Anguill a ian act passed in the session of parliament holden in the Bth and 9th years of the reign of her present Majesty, entitled, ' An act to regulate the trade of the British poeseiaiou abroad.'" THIS DAY. Two o'CLocic. The English funds have not varied from the closing prices of yesterday, and the business done has been on • very small wale. Console opened at 911 to 1, at which they remain. The Reduced Three per Cents. were done at 901 and ; and the Thr.e-and-a- Quarter per Cents. at 901 and 91. Long Annuities ari marked at 81 to 1. Bank Stick, 193 and 6. India Three per Cent. Bonds at 67e. to 70e. prem. And Exchequer Bills, 45e. to 489. prem. In foreign securities the market continues de pressed, and the only variation from the prime of yesterday is a decline in the following stocks, Mexi cans being quoted at 26 to 27, ex coupons; Spanish Five per Cent. Active', at 181 to 17. Portuguese Four per Cents. are something better, being quoted at 271 to 2 0 3/, and Grenada at 18 to 17. - 13NOLIBIT YIIND& Beak Rock, 193 A 3 per °Lamle, Les..l2‘B. WI 9 3 per IX Red. A. 906 e 3i por OIL. 904 I 3 per Ct. Con. Awe., 911 1 1 leaelseqfflor Ms, 46e. to Us. 10/17310 FUN D& r Auelefeet kreis, I per 01.0dreasii Thia. IS TT pet sof I I d a , 19 0 Grim& Deemed MLA I Per 6 pre Ot. 1ded.,1.104 U I I prat. rible.,l7 9 4 per Ct. Arnim Dia Utile ors. 8 0nv..476 ilir it t Ares Ida. 36 8 P tEV I LL SOL 70 1 3 Me 913 ft IT DUO JD*, 3 par r l d= 1 , a i Ce 114 L. 33 I Spud* /gene Vi a ( 848.. .3 6 S Ditto Tao= 16t. 164.. 48 60 2 per OL V , n 6 4 per Ot. DuldbOrile.. T 8 7 Veseettek Defrued MIL. 6 7 PRODUCE.—MINCINO-Llail, Jura 6. The sugar market has bow telsrably steady, bat not WM, 'Ed It required Fosse firmness cc the pan et hoiden to swain nrless. 141 Yds Well India sat. 160 d WM. wan Ilattwdoes, fa nibs valy mad sold heavily, 6k 6d. te 41s. N. the low quad's being west la dmand. 1,000 bun of Ilasessek lid Iseds4 on white &p e ms paid, tasted in pains sais, wad bonabt In by the WO yellow. 41s. le 485.; 40 titian widwil Bahl in brad sold, te. Ws. W. to Us. The Mesa mosisst setady.--Colfre aoa +ordinary native Ceylon Nil la pia ado. 515., soloing la Ida, Mx lid, wilt& was in obsess of Want dd. Vas 11111 1/ 1 1 1 00 lab Prise ef last weak.-1011Indle,refristato Skasld is pablie sale Ca ea.. which was a shads lower priss.—ltiss TY p ale salsa went Off leillsity= was boaaltt ht. a part adds& very ; wltite Impsl K 1e L—ltgesr bens bean Idalabm sold Ilibs 711; s kw Ms of M. 4 soil le 111-01*w won as very *a swan. sees, WO babe add at prisas.—Taa very Saliew dull. as, dd.— hansio; Owe add 41. le SL 10a.; 'beer sad 445. to 44a. 5d.; gswiaer panty ail ; Saw weal pertly add 121. 11s. Q. to 111. Ida. to 40s. ad.; his dye honed to In 11.1. ; Cowden sod SW to lls ; urea nut cal boa/tit In Ha. to ; jute bought la 141.; ivory r id 171.155. to 191. las. —-- . lanterge-LANs, THllintraT, *put Tw0...1%11km bus a quiet day ; so public rice of Hagar or Coin brought forward. Sugar i. without 'Hendee ; the demand rather dull.—About 1,011 =Dem were °eared ; a mall part only sold at precious rates. 41a. to 47.. The ispotters were race.— to said at =rabte.-oobon wears an upward appearance, but there is bit s abring in the market—Rum steady, bathittve.—ealtpette duiL—lgre without alteration.—lnd fine. ateady.—ln oat attlolee . no &medal. The amo unt otgeasal badness soul TALLOW.—Tke market magnate eery doll, with het little Mechem doing. Patentor* T. C. oa the @pet. U. U. oe. toter to December delivery, 89e. mikes. separate wags' &hum ay. ad. to O. COTTON.—LrautrooL,len 6—The 'market to day ma be • val endeed gnats, and Juu l4 4■l at Atomism were faily dearer, and ftreft 1-16th dcarar. The maim went Moat MAN balm, Including MOO American and 3.100 BraMbene tab tbr apaulation. COBW.—Benrroir, Inns 6.—Ws haw beta well supplied with Whoa in ear media to.day, sod Womb the trade arse without animetata, a bit Wiwi was treawelai, at Asst tie tabs of last =rut day, Very gals aim* Ala lissis Is lot gasysil. red, 40.. to 44.. ;whIS 41 tJMg3la y fik. II m i Ina. to 33e. Catoairtag, Jaw B.—Oar when to.div MS Is a very Wealinate lOW. • new of thr a gt..... of 'le* sold at the Wirt of ha week. bat the or abash by far the I Weft WOW eaneleted. were quite nitro wee alp Mbar vela at market. We nate alteratka is Mew. r irl il e tt el 4 Ma. be Na herby, Us. to We. Oats, 17s. to 20e. Daum, 31e. to Fla. lase, as. to Va. Flow, Oa. to Ms. per wok. NEM ARO% Hears, Jose B.—Very little laudatas doing I tray, bat oar vetathos for sit oats er grain are the ease as lag aw& MAW, white, tt to Itt. ; red, Ti. to 101. Salop, 23.. ts its. Oats, Ifa to its. -ilesse, 30s. to Ws. Peas, tra to Ws. WoWAI,I, hoe 8.--The transastioas at this day's market were liesitek sad primeval, Is IMMO at ins goslity only. Vida true If WO, it lot week's Flaw Werke qualities la per tr. Oboupor. umippaissis Barley' sad Oats, eta aims of la per v. hem Ps i m la ra. ambit. ItOnoas,laa• B.—We bad a fete supply of Wheat at orruartat, s lia was a hwy eels, at bet weeks pries. Little of 107 c ig. st motion at, ero. to nee. ; Barley, W.. to ila; UM. ; Oita, lea to Eta ; SOM. Ma. to 32a.; Paw, to ; 28s. to =a alumnae, Jew 6.—As f a x w a g wesits park los have to settee a t s in Tay tidy oilkWhistwandes. W• amid • krosin • Oarso w odima orpossag= A. NOW IS WIA irs•Steadllesii ilso k la Omar vises kW Iha Floe skis analog egad to ye t week. supply k wit VW wrong but rtes shoos ter their ooroing dove masa la es VW Mit W an owed kr kcal moo. taS 31001110.1116; Oar asplasig the sem, Osts—'—‘lll3lll. I gpaglarstspe, Jaw 6.—thsik Was u..us* aaltversg• web el What at eur sabot kb sursiv. ter Wide It vas dif& wale elaabt loot WWII WM& The soppy et Oats sad MEW was weal& but se elterstam la DOM labial, white, Ma ed. so . W 6d.' Mak* le 1 . 8 . Bleff , la& la Us. Wow, per soma ts tod. N. au: Ilikswel, M. hymnal. ls. Indslasesi, le. td. Dualitti. Jaw 6.—. Wit WM vadat* ta solo, the finest tasallm gads& sorbet this day bat bola heavy. We ess ask hswever ask ray Aliment la our anseatioaa pries bike or 'Wad art we repeat the teens of hada,. r ite_ fliesielaiLwea Us, saws' MUM, ;—waest. *bite, rne. e ti Lt u r 4 , lo. per illaba Oats, e s M. to 3d. per 11111 be , 14e. Us. per Hibbs. lakes Ilicen, fee. to M. 48111ba . Us. to 14s. per tart rear, la nets, MAD - evt.; hoodaus. *la to SW pr Demi. BaurArr, Jew 4.—Th• 'applies dues Friday bay' is. 'IL to boss &mi t owl mime matopol. MUM, fa lid. to 101. M. le 10. Id. Coato, 70. Oolotost, Lb. to 1 2 1 M N& 1 , l 1 1 . i 1 1 1 . ; I' i t t : . ' 1 . 1 , i , , i. . . 1 1 , . , r • All