The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-08 00:00:00

their club might have as ep edily as possible a fsir alas of r.c.ocring their liberty. They also desired that leave should be given to the implisiced manu facturer Bcbildkescht to issue orders to his workmen tress the prisoo,in order that none might be turned off. It was ageee I co- to cx fide their cause to the hands of the common council, as this body was voted psliti sally decd. But the enmni,,n council, as if to prove that it mid sill give sonic sign of life, passed a reso lution the same day that steps should be taken to have the persons recently arrested sent fvr trial be fore the comictent and lawful judger , . The polies have dug up from a garden, wh . ch was sown in the early part of the year, and which, being awned with a green env, looked as innocent as pea- Able a great cost fall cf muskets, hand-grenades, glass von of °sr:ridges, der. Sims *filiation is made here by a trial which is just about to come on in the new criminal court, before ajuly,in which the ivco s ni is indicted for high-treason fcr having said that th, king had nut kept his word . B.:ratty-tour ownrables havo bee et n saddly missed tree senior, fur refusing to enter into the Tree-bid. - - ---- AUSTRIA.—Dates from Vienna are to Jana 3. Many reports are spread concerning successes of the impenalists in the south. which are to be received with the utmost dirrest. Such are the followiog That the vanguard of the army of the south has crossed the Danube at Slankamen ; afar a seven battle st Titel past the Theis', and Okra l'crlass: also, that the Servian chieft tin Knicjanin has won two victories at Mosorin and Bilovo, taken 300 Mag yars prisoners and 21 cannon; alto, that the Banat any Rusks are nearly cleared of the Magyars, and that Ba s, Z mbar, and Theresiorl are completely nnytarriaoned. These are evident inventing. There is to be a Russian camp of 24,000 men at Margurithe, near Oedenbn•g. It is also reported that Ituesian prriaoss are to be placed in tto towns of Oedeebarg, 0n.., and Eiseneadt. This corps is to cove r the operations of the right wing of the Austrian In and about Freiburg reigns a fatal epidemy, wh:ch is called by some typbu•, and by others cho lera. la the city it carries off +b rut 20 lives daily. The rank. of the military are thinned by it. In the late meeting of Hungarian precerale that took place at Debrecrin, Beta declared that Transyl vania bad been sufficiently .enured agains: invasion. Re therefore desired a pest el more danger and im portance, and to lead an army corps against the Rua mans on tbs Menvisn or Dalliers° frontier. In the meantime be should detach the greater part of the army co. ein Transylvania towards the south and wept. This declaration confirms, as far uit goer, the information already received from Rimnik and Beharut,coacrerning . ths backward movement of the Ruskin army-corps in the Danubian principalities, awl its re rest across the Pratt,. In Moravia and Austrian Silesia, the circles of Pr•rau, Tuckers, and Hradisch are placed in a stets eigle• SPAIN. MADRID, Imre 2. Nothing of any interest is gcing on in our legisla tive assemblies; they will suspend their labours for a few days, till the committee upon the Tariff Bill have got their report ready. In Catalonia cultivation has been entirely neglected in many districts, and it is feired that much misery will ensue there; there are still, by the bye, a few bands of Ca list., and among them one of the Tris tanys, In the higl.est mounta . na. In Bsdajos they' complain of the frequency of assue:nations and robberies. A civil engireer, of great respectability, has been robbed near Aranjues, by the same bard that teak the wealthy M. Bay°. Both in the Man 'ha ' and is Andalusia there are bands of thieve., calling themselves ratite Carlists or republicans, according to their limy. - - 714areza, luxe 2.—Tbras par ants.. 211 paler• his per Osla, 10% paper. Omura., 51 parer. Sok el as. Yardliaao. 71 paper. laalmase ca Leak" are:. HAMBURG, Jots 5.. We were kept ih a state of anxiety last night by the eleetroinagartic telegraph reporting from Cu:- Dante, at five o'clock, that ctnnooadit.g had been head in the direction of the ma fir en hour. At eight o'clock .nutter despatch stated that thno German stcamets were in sight. At a quarter-past sloe a thbd communication was KU off sluing that there had not peon any bats sent from the shore to the steamers which had anived by that time, and th• t the telegraph offi a was c'osing. Now, cotsidering that a Danish steamer, supposed to be the Geyser, had been off Cuxhaven in the morning and returned to sea after abut a quarter of an hour's stay, and that there are four or five men of-war cruising between Heligoland and the mouths of tat rivets E Weser, and Jande, it was very likely that on: armed steamers Barbantesa (alias B i antis), Hamburg, and Lubeck [ell in with them. This morning we len n, by the same source, that the dues Gamin steamers were to sail from Bremer lawn at ft o'clock, but did not start before 11. Off Beligol ad they esw a Danish corvette, but could not catch her, a nortl erly breeze enablirg her to go to the o:bcr side of ttc islacd, whither they lid to. think it advisable to follow her. '!he Geyser, coming from the Elbe, bore up to the westward, and returned with the frigates. Upon seeing this, the German steamrrs made for Cuiriaven, excharging shuts with their erunties without results. The Danish steamer then followe l up to the fire-ship, and threw a shell at them, which, however, exploded in the air. The officers, it is sated, bea r tosttmony to the excellent beh .viour and !slavery of the men. There seems to have ban a good deal of fighting is and about Aarhuus • the Prussians having entere.l thst town, were [orce d again, after suffering con siderably. Prince Salm-Salm, a lieutenant in the Prussian army, was wounded nod taken prisoner. They are, however, in possession of the town, bat did not succeed in cat ching General Rye and his corps. It is not mentioned in what direction he retreated. The Lewis from Copenliegan, that the Bavarians bad entered Viborg, was premature ; they were only expected there, a ek;rmishing party having advanced on that road as tar as Silkenborg ; but after levying some oontribution they fell beck on their corp. Taey Init. from Apent ads that three Danish men-, of VIM made their appearance a few days ago, after tt:ey had not seen any for six weeks. The reason of their arrival was the English sloop Hecate being on an inspection of the blockade; this induced them to parade their strength. To-night's train brings no nee, a. HOLLAND. THE CUOLEIPA. -- Nineteen fresh own have occorred since the lac at Dordrecht, ten of which have proud fatal and four recovered. Since the commencement of the disease there have been 87 ewe, 44 of which proved fatal, 15 recovered, and the remainder are ander tentasat. MR BANBURY MURDER. On Monday Mr. Churchill held the adjourned in suet as the body of Martha Lsytoes, at the San Rising, Sea' art. A. stated I ant • surgeon, at Dan hwy. oa Thursday lath i awls • post-mortem elimination of the bAi subs &erased, with Mr. Morris and Dr. Wise. ' The +4IM is the throat was rely healthy, aad was hotline rapidly. The heatal brae wee hit Mind by the piths of lead, sad a large pine of the than reties of the skull was driven lots the brain this had predated an Others, which eentsised at teeth an those el natter, and was the eases of death No unedhal lentharent esuld here prevented this re melt. Dr. Wise staled he assiuled in esakien the pethaertent examination, is senjaaslion with M sere. licerle and Rye. Found • large piens el the hest part of the shall driven Into the brain by the pithe Miami, mils\ had ceased a collie' inn et nether This wawa pthilthre ea the braid, and would 'keenest for the drtmsj Newel the palest before death. It wee evident that asNlst odd have saved the patieat. llsvenl other whiteness wens examined, but their *sidearm was esbnportant, sad Nee= Janes Imam, wee rota. theastitteet for trial oft the Afibits at Oalord, for the wilful murder of his wife. Tan Vinllll.oo-3111D01 COMPANY. —YerAliday, the half-yeerli peer biters Olio Waterkorbridso Cowpony wr keld at the Fymossma Tams, Groot Qom ory.rts to maim the report for Om Isalfloar. eadbeg UM of robevor7 ; kr. WWl= Awkonos, a know. is the date. The report olootroil the rooter to saosat to SW. IL W. disk Ilississumen, and tore by honey Thom Mite was ha Immo of 8691. 16,. 10d mamma with the owymopwarsi pedal of me previous hallway. The Ekleranneests amowwlok 1,4251. 16e. 3d.. having 1.1061. lk to par MUNN ma bomb or 61,41.. Lod St.loa. p moieak se ow& 6 5131.111 . 1.1, Med 2e. 10 Is the_ me madden sp this them lake so koidasi Mr dm Tho mom woo alloptsd e old kooks woos Past M Wo Ask- MIL THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. Saaal.— Tr.* lee fine tummy weather has done much to relieve the appiehensions that began at on. time to be entertained .or the growing crops, ad to repel- the mis chief that the gloom and wet of the earlier pert of the season were committing amongst the wheat plant Tee amount* published irons other quarters of the kingdom are of &cheer. tog character ; the crops ors repreeeno das much improeed in appearance of Ate, in many districts presenting a pro.pect of rich abundance ; and though, Iv chaps, as to the whole of the disuicts in thi. part of the kusgdom we canner: go quite so far, the reports that have reached us generally glee fair I hope ea • good average harvest, all agreen that a dry June will do much towards producing that r i su g lt.—Chelasalord Chreisbell. . . DITOIMMII3.—The elope in the Brach Hams are veer luxuriant in stray respect. Tlitycung *host is coming up and looking taceedlogly well, and the early sows will in very short period be in car. ,a s rlay is alp looking very forward, and the shears of grim are likely to be WPM abundant. The late rains have Mon vety beneficial to the green crops especiagy, which sr* to king exiresely well The potatoes are coming on nicely, and no CUMIN Manures% in the sou+ f voa. COMMWALL.—The crop throughout the county are lock fag most promising, and nothing can creed their luxurant ap; 01/111C11. The burden of hay looks very promising, and the hay harvest has coramcnced at Bodmin. The young wheal looks very promising_ and bids fair to be a heavy crop. The same may be sa id of the barley too; indeed at luxuriant was it in Mesheriot. that on Monday come men weft engaged in mums% it. The putstoes are looking ex• ereasely well generally. Da the neighbourhood of St. Auttle Ise appearance of that esculent is remarkably fine. fours Yoaasuor.—The smaller which continues to rear& is this nernbourhood (Doncaster) Is as avour able to the progress of vegetation 1.1 could be rosecise ably desired. In whichever direction the Works 10l directed, 'thither to corn lands, meadows, rimers', err varderw, the eye is delighted with the prospect el luxuriant richness, which, comparing many precodiog years, hes been rarely surpass, d. The wheat plant has made is. reekrale progress. As is generalli the ease, however, a d.ffer awe b preested, triaing (rem the nature of the soil, the mode of ranagevart, or other circumstances, some lands looking rather thin r to the number of raoci, and others presenting erraordisary fro does and productiveness of growth. Nevertheless, judging by present appearances, there is Term to entertain the opinion that the produce will be very b antiful, particularly if the present mouth of Jane eyelet prove throughout warm and dry, after the copious rain which have recently fallen in, we be lieve all quarters. Other descriptions of grain also fus tier to look well; and both beans and peas have responded to the impulse of the prevailing favourable weather. The potato lands have likewise made great pewees, and • large breadth of land is now ander cultivation, presenting a degree of healthiness and vigour which augur well fur the (atom, 'specially if the blight, or dieser, which in rear term bee hitlicted lamentable ravages, to the augmentation of the prise, should not prevail this year. The clover and grass loads present • riolinem of growth which cannot be samara ; and the rsepactove crops, soon destined to ran bet foes the Make of the scythe, will prove extremely heavy ' s the tonal youth is far move thick and luxueant than h smelly the ease; while the pastures present an abundemalial, herbage esitii,h must prom highly he ntficial to cattle sad sheep. The present season—and the remark, we believe, may be app)fed to the whole islend—is as full of promise for the fitters as it is gratifj log to *knees at the present moment, , and we trust filly calculated to mingle the feelings of pleas sure arising from • participation of retry and fertility with those of dirk miner and gratitude for, in other respects, those innamerable blessings mad enjoyments which, in due season, will be laid before um rah • beariful and beneficent hand.—Dreaster Galena. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. —At the monthly g.n.ral tentage of this society, held yesterday a: the society s biome la Hanover-square, William Compton Domv.le, Est., was e:eoted a fellow, end the Earl of Pe brohc, WIR. ?enroll, Esq., and 8 8. Tattles, Esg , proposed for eleetios. Tne report of the council presented a most favourable sec tont of the progress of the menagerie, to which some important additions had been made during the la t month, iticluding a pair of brush turkeys and a great kangaroo, from Annuli& ; three lions, received by the Erin, from Haifa; a pair of hyrax, from the Cape; a &hie. gets', from Cutcb, presented by sir Thomas Erskine P e rry ; several minor donations; and a bison calf, born in the gar dens es Wednesday last. The report alto Gonfalon' the gratifying in•elligen e that a very lugs collection would arrive from Egypt about the end of the month, and that a net liberal prefer' from the Governor of Singapore was • 'greeted adept daily in the B:rattieden. The report con / luded by tossing that the new reptile house had b. n opened on Wednesday last, and already contained twenty one spells of serpents end lizards, to which the correspond ent', of the society in Africa, South America, and the West indi s, wou'd make nest additfons during the summer. Tile FIRS IN HACKNEY.—Tto origin of this fire, the outlooks , * of which appeared in the Erpreas of 'erudite, has not vet Men rify d, t u: it esnmereed la tie bidrolos of Me. atd Mrs. Donna, where ea Plant rt•st, mouths 010 WY air. plug with wsm Upon Mrs. D meal discovering the fire she endeavoured to wake bar husband, hut ant rtunately without effect for some Vint. Being at is Pistol in waking her husb Ind, she ran down stairs to give the alarm, bulb , fore she c told regain her bed room, the fire had tromeded with suck rapidity that it was imponiblo for her to make 1 or way into the room so as to save her child. and in the attempt she was snippily aeon hod. Mr. Duecon , being aroused by the heat of the fire, rushed out of the bedroom. unconscious that he had :eft his infant behind, an I in effecting his escape he too was a good deal scorched. The other inmates effected their escape without ear toning any damage The child was unfortunately burnt, ald the boiy was so disfigured es to make it impess•ble to identify it. The whole of the house was cm sumed, and we ✓f end to say that Mr. Doorsill was not it eared. The gi eat. est possible credit is due to Mrs. Duncan for her efforts— unfortunately unsuccessful efforts—to save her infant, end she is now in a most dimmer:date and suffering condition. A great many plutons,. were attracted to the spot during the day, and great consmiseratie n was ezpusted for the bereaved parents. As soot as the firemen could eater the first fl or bark, they discovered upon the rafters, n• at the spot when the bedstead stood, the blackened remains of the poor et ild. An ir.oriry was Jester 'ay iratitu'ed by the brigade 'litho • fa the purse of aseertaining how the fire arose. The malt leaves not the least doubt that a spark re m a lighted r &Idle fell upon the bed where the deessa-d lay, in the first El ror, and that the furniture instantly became ig nite d Mrs. Duncan rushed through the fire to tee bedside, and attempted to reach the dec stied; but the flames an, completely encircled her, as to canoe her to fall f.om • elutes tion. Her husband fortunately succeeded in pulling her oat, hut not until she was terribly burned over tee hands, arms, face, and other ports of her b sly. Mr. Donets was also much burnt in reacting his wife from the bursting premises. Both pieties have been °Woad to keep their beds. MONEY 114REBT. THUD-UMW EVCSINO. This hes been a very quiet day in the Stock Ex change, both in the English and foreign market". The first price of Consols was 91 to/. They after wards fell to 911 for a short time, and soon rallied to 911 to /, at which they remained during the rest of the day. The Three per Cents. Reduced were do'e at 901 and 901, and the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cent.. at 901 and 91. Bank Stock was done at 195 ; and Long Anna. ties at 8 9-16, 1, a, and 8 13.16 ; and the Annuities expiring Oct 10, 1859, at 8 5-16. Exchequer Bills were done at 455. and 48s. prem. l and India Bondi at 68s. and 71s. prem.; but in India Stock there were no dealings to-day. The fluctuation in Mexican stocks during the last few days may probably arise from there being no accounts of hir.Robertson'enegotiationsat Mexico offi cially published ; for as yet they consist only of " pour plrler" with the Minister of Finance, who, no doubt, wishes to make the best terms he can for his govern ment. There seems no reason to doubt the good disposition of the minister, who manifests no inclina tion to "repudiate," bat on the century every wish to promise as much as he sees his way to p :form. A few days will probably bring us WOW definite scheme for placing the interests of the bondholders on a more permanent footing than heretofore. The advice' from Rotterdam in the City to-day are to the sth inst., and represent the sugar market as somewhat improved. The rates of exchange were as follows: on load's, at 2 moans ... 11.96, sad at nen ... 12 Pllfil ditto 36 446 ditto ... 56 18-18 Borden's ditto ditto .. bef Hamburg ditto . 8111.18 ditto ... 32 13 - 18 Frankfort at di weeks, Nit. The last China mail brings intelligence from Sin gapore, ander date of the 7th April, of the probability of an important desideratum being supplied for the convenience of shipping in the Eastern seas, by the formation of " • company, for the purpose of con strue:in a dry dock at the island of Bruni, who bars received from the government the promise et aMe years' lease of the island, on condition that Os work is carried through within a reasonable pe eled. The dock now intended to be built is not of so =a sire as that originally proposed, but will be dent to take in a versed of 600 to 700 tons. The Peninsular Company, and others, for whose steamers a large . dock of the size originally pro jected would be p rincipally required, have, we believe, declined to take that interest in the concern which would alone have rendered practicable the construc tion of the dock on the scale originally intended. It will still, however, be eminently immoral to the great majority of the sailing newels frequenting this port, and we have no doubt will be found highly remunerative to the share bidders." At prompt there is no means of docking or beaviog down a vessel at Singapore, or any adjaosnt gen; and when the extent of oor shipping to that glic• and coatignons ports is considered, the amia bly to be derived from the construction of a dal within a few mites to westward of the roadsteid of Singapore must b eery great. Oar atte_tion ha 4 brain drawn to a statement which has juit been pubhhed by the Sussex and Brighton &miry fur Promoting Coloniziti. n, which was *tab!. lished in August, 1848, as a brat& of the society in London for promoting colonization and emigration. The formation of branch anti. ties of this nature throughout the kingcl-m would, we apprehend, prose an immense benefit to our hboorivg population, if we may judge frem the results of the operations of the Sus se x branch during the short juriod of its exultance. Since its formation, in An ( ust last, this sreiety bee been the means of seeding out to Australia 49 families, consieting of 101 individuals, one-third of the cost of whose (migration has been berme by them selves, and the other two-thirds by government, hem a colonial fund supplied through the intervention of this society. The expense of emigration to Australia appears to have been 131. per head, on an average, and the society finding that the colonial fund which hes hitherto enabled theta t 3 do so much is now ex hausted, are desirous to stimulate parishes and locali ties to pr irde • fund to twist, say to the extent of ose-half the oat, such emigrants as are unable to raise the entire n.e(ns of defraying the cast of outfit and passage for their families, when led to take this step with a view to improve their circumstances, and provide for their children more comfortably than they feel it possible to do at borne. THIS DAY. Two °Traci. The horns fonds have suffered a slight depression this morning. Coosllv commenced at 911 to 1, be- came buyers a' 911, and aro now 911 W 4. The Thrr e per Contr. Reduced were done at 904 and 90, and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 91, 904, and 91. Bank Stock at 1934 and b. Exchequer Bills, at 47a. prem. In foreign secnriies there is little doing, and the only transaebour =irked ere Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. at 79 and 791. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cen's. at 501 and 50; the Four per Cents. at 76. Mexican at 261 and 4. Spanish Three per Cents. at 334. It:COLIN! YUNTiI ilboic Nook. 1935 5 3 par OLOoo.for Asa. 911 II per Ct. Zed. Arr. 99 1 39 par Ols..ft •$ O. Oa Arr., KILO 0 0 1 LAW, 44L to 45L Pm. rir CL Laskin toad. 1 par lIV sax. la l't per Wadi, TS dO 13445655 Pk, 3 5 pa Omit AWL epic IX MS, IQ 5 swot. inollbs Ma. TT 9 'shko , 8 . trawaa ,a a Ditto Now. lel Ortv,,t7 5 6%0: Spros i groeta.. 33 7 Loa Pos.. 01 3 Pia, toe 17 Ms = Dif. ltdo.. 3 pot 117 .1 Odd, 335 Colosiitgp " orior Edit, 35 I 1545. par CL DOL. 64 II W il ltishil a., ~bawd ) 15 553 OL Mo. 49 50 or CT. Toils* .22 6 4 per Ot. Duiik Com.. 76 T Timm& DOM. MIL. 9 7 PRODUCB.—Misctwo-Lexa, TIVINDAY This bus been a dull da, there not Wag apnblieede Alan of Boor or cones, and caly 2eo kids. Meet India wmpr Wprivate con. tract market. Itelinsl has don ben dell off solo. bet getins have b. en sup, tamed. 16U puntostms of AMIGOS =Own git lb. Imam beim sold by private onatreet. whits was ala prim *Met SibbapTriaidad wen, offered In nubile sole, the importer MU kr MI prim, awl bought in a part, the remainder sold 4fs., 4415. Amok odd 30s. Cutton: The activity of the amide In Liverpool imibeemes this marker, and a small annum has been paid, but the aposaalp (Aria, Is small, 630 bales re y sold to-day. Tallow has imum n ot dl at SM. Indigo wears • inn appearance. Nana altintAy, but net mo tive. Maltpetve dull of pale, and prime with dilibuder geppeend. Rum negle.tod. Jamaica arrowroot sold Td.; it. , Vleseues serencet partly sold 6d. to 104 ; Toes le blob bought Is id. Janda ginger sold M. Is. to al. 17e. Jamaica booty sold 41s. to As. Lotber articles no alteration. The amount of general badmen dome Ms been small to.d.y. MINCING LAME, FlLlTAT.—typelll TlOo.— The Sugar isles are progreseing without prices are a shads in favour 44 the bujer. keened 'nuke steady, but not active. Grocery lumps, fair to en., 31s. td. to 31s.—The Coffee tales are mains od witlamt any material alteration. Goad or dinars native a shade desrer; good to very good, 325. to 33a —Rice dull.—Pimento sold in putAic ale at 31 to n. Cotton has become scarce, aid an advance must btpid to effect • urchareg the se tatty in the Liver pool market has ingot need holders. : Opinion sr. ma to strengthen to favour of this article, and common Comma has shown a slight advance the last fortnight; but there Is not any speculative demit.d at present—lca other at ticks no material alteration ; but the past week bas been more dull ay..* 411 Y t h an for =se time put. TALLOW.—The market matins,e irwy quiet, with but littla business doing. The blowing are the quota domi • Peterebure, Y. C. on the spot, Zas. 3d. October to December delivery, 395., ~Tees. Seper.de mon he delivery, 39a. 3d. to 6d. COALS.—Juie4 B.—Ships at market, 134; aoll, - Ca I's Hulk,. 14s. ; Walls Had Braddyll's Wits; lts ; WAN Eal llasweU, 16a.; Walls Ead Hawn, lea.; Walla Ead Lambton, 13s. 61. COTTON.—Lresitrook, June 7.—The market to day was animated and firm, and the sales were about 10,000 bales, In cluding 1,000 Americans for export, and 3,000 Americans, and 1,000 Brazilians for speculation. MANCIUDITIIt, Juxs 7. —The active movement which has taken place in the Liverpool cotton market, together with favorable seeounts from India by the overland mail, have produced a decidedly firm feeling in our market; and previous rates are not only welt maintained, but in some man an advance Om bees obtained. A OM siderabie number of contracts have been 'Mewed Into for future delivery. Aay accumulations which bad previondy taken place have been entirely clewed off. Our yarn market also exhibits great firm ness, sad In some cars an advance has been mid on the rates ruling prior to the arrival of the aver land wail. There Is, however, an in. dipporition thorn to give there advanced rates ; and as the tontines tai demand is still lAnguld It is probable that we shall have a retro grade statement to about the rates previously ruling. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES. NOTTIWORAI" Jane 7.—The turn-out of the wrought cotton bore bands emulants, and the breach between the operative thurne, men and the maser stocklnger end ho er still keeps widening, ae In Amid and Marl' the journeymen ham taken in their names to the number of several hundreds. The hosiers, we regret to ewe, seem determined not to submit to the wishes of the wor!inieri, Crutch they certainly have made concerons to endeavour t conciliate. The first demand was for widths as well as price, but t is has been abandon. d, and the prime now sired are 10. per dozen, 30 to 36 gaur ; Is. 6d. above 36 to 40 gauge; above 40 to 46 arse, 2s. ; and above that Is. t 4. per dozen; bat unfortunately very few hose are now made of that quality. The Storrs, we Wave, have no very broutzeoutitable objections to this pre,, as they rue wr eks ago offered foi, 94., and Is. per du: n on the above qua hies, but the struggle M mthis Font : -- the hosiers require a lenath of two inches on each stocking longer than what was generally made previous to 1842; thus se which have for eenturks been made only 21 inch, they require to be oracle 23 inch, and this the hands ate determined to resist, as ' they, having waived the extra •idth, w.ll have to make maids' Mr Inc come • and eeen for meo's. In many villages the hands are suffering severely, and It is fervently to be hoped that the bowers will are the necessity of conceding to the requests (Other workpeoule, ap the mike him now listed six weeks in the spring moat is, and their rucks ore very low. The drawer, pantaloon, and shirt branch keep in • healthy cndition. ai d is catenate' in the riders contiguous to Nottaugh stn.—The glove trade, whether cotton or .11k, continues in a brisk state. but the Siemer conceive themselves la jeopardy, r there is a turo-out at Leieestri, to which they have to terra asoney.- Ihe cotton cut-up 4,nd sham-wronght branches are very brisk ; and upon the whole, cotton hosiery is In great demand, and, were the hooters to crank a point or two. the trade would be is a state of comfort such as has not been in sines 182442. —The bobbisret treA L aide considered a shade improved. — Nett Merino. WOOL.—BRADFORD, J rno 7.—Wilt • fall supply of all kinds of comblag Wools in Me market, sad mitts the prospect of a most 'Madam clip, the opt nen icy only sparingly. lions and kolas are soli as matte, at late mien. MANUFACTURES — BRADFORD, Jure 7.—ln Yarns there In rather more doing for shipping the NIPS/ to* into tome eonsuroptson and for dela:nes Irreg. pee wile the production, awl hens prices steady. The very 'wariest weather is giving a tone of coalitions tolls, Pipes trade. Goods suitable f...r the autumn borne trade are more freely bought, and of Wboargs and Origins the stocks are very low, and Flees firm. HlDES.—LekeeetieLL, Joao B.—Market hides, 501 b to 641 b., ltd. to —; ditto, atilt. to 721 b., 144. to lid.; dlto, 7 lb. to 110113 , lid. to Rd.; dttto, 60 b. to 6616., 11. to 24d.; ditto, ma to gob., 3d. to 344 ; horse hide., 75.; dal ok,na. light, Is. 6d. to Ss. &I.; full. 4..l3d.—lliastooossu, Joss 8.-74 step shins, Downs, 4s.to 30. ; Lambs. lo Gd. to Sa. 2,1.; Marlin" 74. CORN.—MARIL-LaNa —Tits Wheat trade was heave this morning ; bat prises cannot be quoted lower then on Monday. Barley sold slowly, at about former rates. Foreign Oats In large supply, and, where sales were preened, a slight ;eduction bad to be submitted to. Beans and Peas unaltemL auuvAus 11410 LONDON FROM 4th JUNE TO Ilk JUNE. English. Scotch. Iziak. Foreign. Wheat l6lO I I I i'lft BarYiy . l9O Oats 4630 23410 Flour, 2,720 seeks; barrels. Malt, vs. macro, ATILOSL—Wbest, 465. 3d. ; Barley, Ms. od.; Oak, 20e. ad. ; Rye, 235.,06. ; Dims, 29e. 4d. ; Pas, Ms. 10d. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1849. IMPERIAL *yr Wlssati datley. Oats. I Rye. I 90.a..1 Peas. April 21 44. 3d,294 Sd 19. 9d 22s i d ; ,i 2lll 114 Mk 91 211 4116 041394 10 1 I7s 941974 29s 2 8 1 1 129 s 9.• Ilay 5 .„ 4s. 22s • 991 Ild I7s 64 As 1 19 91`19. 0.117 s 9471. 94 904 7.1 39. _ 26 .„ .„ 44s 17d 17s 9.179. 0431, Ikl6l. 4 4 AIDS 2 44. 91,27 s 10 i l l 7. 7.1 96s 6d31. 74 33. 1 4 veslise AO2. A. 414 4no 307 s lkd3 .36 d Dorn.-1111saal. Oata Rye, Beam. tad Pisa, IL 1 I ii 0 44 9 44 9 44 9 ... 7 . .—TM le dull • her. BANEUZT, Juno ..—_ Vain rid. as *VW toslay, without lay imitable eltenekm is tit. wise of good ankles. Primo as follows:—Whee& fla le da id. ple W. Beam Se. ed. to Med. Barley, fle. le Pk per qr. Oats, lk. ie BID.MtneIIA3I. Jim T.—During an present week we haw bad U osielsi la be gem Web. • few parcels of meet law dimpil bode at shat pod= rates. thinly Pedals Mem% id 3e.12. le Ss. IL per dem, illmerel at Birmingham. In beim, sad peah .ebbed *gag verb smite. Limited par. rai d " ' sots bees km Mimeo/ ef at • miewtkia of Gd. to Is. per At Me day berbb *me was only a limited supply of wheat. r i t i :e mit dull at is. per quarter under ths emeermy of this seab gbeO at. dem:notions. Barley met • ry ▪ Me, member masey were tekem slowly et the ah oy. to Oa Meat the bra was la Omar al the Myer. The " m g n um: Whisk 14.1•6„ whits, sat bead of Mb" 3e. 114. 1 ile. IL ; sew, OA vii to IL M.; rid, is. M. to es. IL; am, sa. fiL to es. 114.,• Issotp, 14. to ht. 10. I.; forage, wit t., es. Id. tots.; Mb Oblift M. dd. b N. 7 7 .; Danube, fa to le. id. Darby. per ism i rgr ai ra k oft IL ; , per MMe., V.. to lb. ed. Mite, wllll% per ed. to NA; Webb, Web sat MM. par MIL, Mi. ss. b ola ed.; Irials (WM to to ph, dA. web; (Mate 1111M a k I lb Mi to Ile. ed.; black, lb. ,to Ifia Si. Dm^ Reslik, 14e. ed. to lia ; mew, lb. to lb. M.; Irk* no. M. Is b.; brim, Idg ed. to lb Yes Wing, re Mp. qr. (aid) MA to eve.; gi teabsois. ed. loath., per 1 Ili. 6d. tO lr in tX Cons, pre tMA, lb. IL to 14a FlomMadi.h , ego, par ..,g; of eibibs., its. to Ws. • esmods, his. •• s••. Buowtos, JUio I. —Tim Whoa Ingo la- day lo• was coma ambet, 0111, Mme Mkailmsd. Barley, Oa al b ts, ; red, 71. to MAW, ilde. IS Oily Is Us. New" 30s. to 325. his, is Ns. BRI3TOL, June 7.—We continue to enjoy lino weather kw the rewire crops. Foreign arrivals to this market are 5,354 qrs. Wheat, b Barley, 109 Beans, and 3 reeks of Flour. Irialt and cwt. , wise : 355 qrs. %best, 521 Bosley, 11 Oat,, 4 PeAS. and 119 lucks Flour. Our fanner,' mealy of Wheat is moderste. The malting IMMO 111 over. Spring corn in mall nippy ; prises supported. At to-day's market there was a poor attendance. Pilots of Wheat rather to far, or of bt*crs • hunters', 40s. to 45e. per qr. • French Wheat, red, 40s. is 42a.; Olesea thi l k Os. to 435. per 411011 n. Grinding Barley, Ms. to his. per 40010 s. Oats, lice to 195.; white, Ice. W 21a. per qr. Flour, seem* 30.. to 335. per sack; tun.* Hs. to 214. Fake AY, Jane 7.—We had a very thin attendance at this day's market, the supply of Wheel thendore was limited • the trade was however languid, and last week's rake barely tut ported. Wtscat, from Cl. 10s. to 1 if. 16.. per load. Barley, 23e. to age. per qr. Oats, 17s. to 565. Peas, SU to Sas. Beene, 325. .0 40s. GOD&LNINCI, June 6.—The Wheat trede was vcrf quiet , te-aar ; last week's pines@ were ?talked for the 'best monde'. Wheat, red, Ids. to 445.• white, SU. to Sas. Burley, 206.5t0 ass. Peso, Sea wee'. beans, SOL to Ne. Oda, lfle. to 225. per qr. burnt. June IL—There was nmhiest particular to ncriee Trending the earn market today, further than that there WM a small &neediness of farmers; very few sates effected, and the Prke for edih description of grain was unalend. The quotations will there toes o•—wurat, 40s. to 465. barley, Its, to 215 t. Oats, las. to Int Deana. 30 e. to Us. per q r. _ _ - . sasiOsseosin. Jana 7.—As for many week% before. • slow tends toe what, sad a full supply for all the writs of sodium no others lidialfpushasers. Prices were the same as before. Good red Moat Waists oily from Au to 4H.; sod white, his. to 50s. Lent Oaf t•>r sim lbw, but there is • &mind, as most farmers am chilifid I* be barns and notaellers; but this is now more limited, the rem Out semen having arrived. Fine aged Oats are selling at 204. ; and Isilltfar is km as 10s. Beans are the torn dearer, as they am worm ass they were. per are the same, and demand Ter) slow l bw diem Barley no one wakes, even at very low prices. - - MAxxisoiritaa, June 7 —Scarcely sny business was doing to.day; every article of grain was dal. in este, with a downward teadeney. NAZI= BASIW, June 6.—We have again to wort a very imam earn market, a thing being done except a few sales to supply the weal et dame. Wheat muss be quoted Is. below last week's price% AU other Medea grain stationary. No retcomerortlx notice. Teaverage price of Wheat, ese. eto. Harley, 27e. Oats, 17e. 110. Beam, Els. 4d. per qr. NaWnIIIXT. Jane 7.—We are only moderately supplied with Wheat this day, for wh ch there was a better demand, et the price of last week. Nothing doing In Barley. Oata, Bane, and Peas condone the same, with rely a retail trade [neither. The weather has I bsen altogether lavourable for the growing crops. PLYttotrrn, June 7.—Tbe trade in Corn continues dull, land at thin morning's market there was' small attendance, end the ter; sake made were at late prices. The arrive's hare been considerable, principally from France ; but stocks are by no means large, and con suntp:bn great. ROYSTON, huts 6.—Corn trade very dull'. Tut li•tle baldness doing; market small. Wheat, 245. to 30s. per bad. Barley, Me. to 3es. per v. WM 16s. to 225. per qr. BionglOre ox-Toes, June 6.—We had a moderate tspplit ceMhest to this day's maybet from the groom for whisk there war a good et the esteems rinse of this do week. In foreign and sentls sssglw there is no change to note. Barley unal tered tanks• ><ilsnt mtliress the turn dearer. The lollowing are the prism t Wbst. per qr. of 63105. to the barbel, Mutate end Yarloddis i gad, 445. to 30s. ; white, figs. to 34.. South country red, 47.. to fah I whits, 31e. to 13a. Oat.. teed, 14s. to Its ; potato, NM he Ms. Dams, new, 27.. to SOL ; old, 3to to 3Gs. Flout, per sat of IMAM, Sas, Xis. to 365. ; supergne, tits. to Oa. Oatateel, Sae* Sea is Me. Foreign : Wheat, per cr. of Otte. to the bushel, Itestock, Wieser, sad Strabund, 48e. to 50s. ; Hamburg end Stettin, Va. to 431.• ' Holstein and Danish, 475. to 435. Barley, Fee Imes. qr., grinding, Us. to 245. Oats, Ihtich and Friesland, 17s. a 30.. Paw, boiling, 30.. to 335.; grinding, 26.. to 265. Eye, 2 to 26a. Poreramde, cwt., red, 345. to 40.; white, 365. to 41s. A UX3IIDOI 7 , Jana —A supply of Wheat, that met a very dull sale, at a reduction in, prices of fromAs..to to.. per load frees those of last week. For Oat. end Harley the trade is ktognW, and in heir and Psi. but little doing. WATZSPOILD, June 6.—At our market today we ex =e• sale for Wheat, at the currency of Saturday last. arli deso were unaltered in value. Indian Corn was in octave iMand,g es et nt of 6d. per bane!. Flour difficult to quit at a a pearl. EDINBORO/1. has 6.—The supply of Se3tch Wheat at warket thY Tawdry being spin small, the farmers were enabled to realise es attunes of Is. per qr. on choice samples, but upon se easier, quelides we Impreveseent could be obtained . 'acre was • ler retell tale ter Sinks Whew, the value of which was well main. Weed. lyedey. Beane, and Peas remain without alteration. The supple of OM woe very limited ; they met an Improved tale at Is. per qr. over the rates of laAt Wednesday. Wlvat, top, 62a.; average, 484.6 d. Barley, top, 305.; average, 28.. M. Oats, top, 230. 441. ; average, Hs. 4d. BC.Z. top, 32s ; average, 30s. 9d. . _ - -•- OLAsooM, June 6.-The foreign arrivals in the Clyde sine, the 30th uIL have consisted of 2,250 qrs. Wheat from Odessa ; 835 barrels Flour, and about 900 qrs. Ineluur Corn from America; 1,335 tacks Flour, and 200 loads Oatmeal having constituted the im ports from Ireland. Via Grangemouth, about 1,180 qta, Wheat, 2,450 qrs. Barley, 3,210 qrs. Ores, and 660 sacks Flour, have COM proe.l de chief supplies coastwise, and 1.460 qrs. Barley, and 360 qrs. itye have come to hand from abroad. The 'Feather continues very favourable for the mom which, until lately, were rather backward in this neighbourhood. Inac ivlty still prevail* most classes of buyers restricting their purchases as mud; as possible, and they Lace been enabled to effect such on rather easkr terms. At this day's market the demand for Wheat was of a retail character at a r Auction of about 64 per boll upon all but the finest qualities , for which previous rates were ready suppurtei. Flour was also rather cheaper, rack as well as barrel. Oats and Oatmeal were in. Milked request at tomer rates. Barley was 6d. lower. Beans and Peas unaltered. Indian Corn era in quired for; bat little change occurred in its value. Present prices: - Wheat, English, white, per 2401 M., new, 22.. ad. to 23a. Gd • red, (Ad, 225. 6 I. to 235. ,• new, 21s. to 225. 6cl; Scotch, white, old, 2 . 25. 84 t 23.. &L ; new, na. to 2 / a . 6d.; Irish, red and white, new, 20a. Bd. to 21s. 8d ; Dautalc, old, 245. to Us. 6d. ; new, 236.6 d. to 245. ; romera tian, old, 22a. 13d. to 236. 6d. • new, 21s. to 225. 64.; Danish, old, Its. 6d. to 225. 6d.; new , 20: to 21s. 6d; Clime, a ;ft, old, 20s. to Ils. Od. ; Canadian, old, 21s. to 226.; United States, old, 21s. to 225. Barley, per 320 lbs., Bcrwkk and Scotch, icw, lls. to 20a.; Irish, 17e. to 17s. id. ; harelip, free, Pomranhui, kg., las. to les. Gd.; Ihusisli, 17s. to 17s. 6d. Clats, pm 2041 M, Berwick and Scotch, new, lei. to 16a. id.; high. Wexford, &c., 13s. 3d. to 15s. 6d. • Limerick, gre., to 17a. ; mita prepared do., 17s. Gd. ; foreign, old, 13s. to lfia.; Dani sh, 14a. 8d to t h e . Dams, per 4 imp. bush., foreign, old, 140.114 to 13s. ; new, 14s. to 13a: Irish, pm 26ii1bs., new, 14s. 6d. to 135.; Egyptka, per 28011 as , old, 14s. 64 to 13s. Peas, white, per Mks , old, 15s. ed. to tie; grey, 13s. to lbs. &I. Flour, per 2 , 01b5.. old, lkiglish, superfine, 355. to aft.; Irish, superfine, Us. to 355. ; fine, 335. to 3is • extra choke qualities, 365. to 375.,• American, sweet, per barrel, 21s. • Canadian, sour, 245. Oatmeal, per 2801b5., Irish, common cut, new, 275. 6d. to 2116. Indian Corn, 20s. to 21s. per 280Iba. _ _ DASTZLC. lose 2.—The melee of the last two cloys amount to 330 lasts of What; 70 1 mt e high mixed fair bug, 631 b ,at 471.; 40 laM, 631 b, 6a mixed. at 41r.; 140 luta line !rimed. 621 b , mote or Ira foul, at 405.; and the remaining 100 lasts, inferiar lota in every reapeit, at 30e. to 375. Oar exportation of Wheat during May was very limited. and all °oeuvre, In the early part of the month ; it oom plated of 620 lama to Holland, 140 to Guernvey, 433 to England, of which 291 foe different pons not axed; 144 Newcastle. HOPS.—Boaotoll M A A/MT.—MIMI. Patti 'Well and Smith ►epoet that the amounts from the plantations generally are se bet as 'orange. and there tt , rem2inx but little hope a• to the safety tbe erop. Prima are still advancing, and the duty is at 9t to 1011,h0,1. • FARNHAM, June 7.—We ronnot report any i-tprovement since last we k. In this neigh!' ourhood and parishes adjoining the By has eowiderably increased in number, particularly in sheltered situations where from 30 to 40 05 a lest were visible. CATTLE, &e.—Sterimriscm, Two &Clock —We have a large supply ol Beasts ; trade is dull, and it is with great difficulty that Monday's quotations are resSmed. The number of Kheep and lambs is very large; the quality of the supply is, however, but mid dling ; the choicest kinds are oonscq , lently disposed of at a small redoe- Wm, but second-rate are much lower. There is an extmordin .ry supply of Calves; a large proportion of them are inkrior ; a choice one, therefore, makes Is., but other kinds suffer a considerable sense. ti nin peke, and many remain unsold. From Germany and Holland there are 77 Besets, 480 Sheep, and 278 Calves; front Bmtland i 330 Beasts; and 139 /dB& Cows Iron the Home Counties. ler 400111 of abr. •d. • 0. 1 rar Noise sr Min L 4.4. A. NA Soots, Hayford. 3 4 3 6 , Beet Doak flf.-bda. Vh. 3 8 310 .101 dborvbacus almond quell# Boasts 2 6 3 0 • Da. dm Sheri —. 3 4 3 8 Wye Nei 3 4 4 6, Da do. Shure " 6 3 e Be 0 0 0 0 lAmtis 5 1 4 e ~4 115 market. 9.7; BUDD and 73 . 9 . 0 ; C olil,lo . 152 ; 0 Plo. 270. _ • CATE —The annual cattle and pleasure fair was held et Cave on M..nday last. There was a fair supply of bolt fat and lean cattle, an 4 a much better demand than at the late markets. The continuation of the Danish blockade causing a lirtitation of foreign situp!y led to a brisker call for fatted Beats, and the rapid growth of meat in the fields encouraged deallop in lean stock to such an extent that a rise of SUL to 3 'a. per bead, compared with the mime of a week or ten days ago, was teallsed. Beef also rose Is. per stone above the previous week's prices. ROTHILItHeN. June 4.—The supply of both II aste and %rep was not quite esteem as of late, yet sufficient for those in at tendance. Trade ruled only dull until late, when a pretty goal clear ance was effected. Prices meth the nine as last week's quotations. Beef, Se. &L tote. &L per st.; Mutton, 4rd. to Sid. per lb. SALroan June 6 —We were again well supplied with stock, especially wit► Beasts and lambs, and the quality fair. 'though the attendance was good there was no change In value, except in Lamb, which was In favour of the buyer. A good distiller effected before the close of the m d.ket. - • - • CLoss MEL FAIR. June 6.—Tail fair was well attended, the eta& of cattle of every description being very large. Web Cows sold from 6/. to 101. ; strippers, 41. 10a. to 61. ; yearlings, 30s. to 405.; fat Sheep, 28, to 42e- The Horse market was well attended. There were a large number of Moms of an interior description offered for sale, few of whirl changed owners. EIMNBUROM, June 6.—The nomi.er of Cattle was con siderably lees MAN km week, there being 525, or 101 fewer. At the beginning of the market s few sales were effected, at a reduction of td. per Dutch stone from last week's price., but towards the clone a reduction o• fully 6d. was submitted to. Top price, 7s. 3d. ; current, 6s. dl. ; middling an 1 inferior kinds, ss. Gd..o Gs. A clearance was net effected. There was a large supply of Sheep and Lambs this morning, particularly the Pater, wish a dun sale, at prices much the same as last week. The somber was 2,567, being 610 more than last samket. Good Sheep in the wool amidst 66. per lb., and down to Id.: closed Sheep, 3d. per lb. lambi, top, Ios. ; eurrent, ICs. to ITS.. and down to 13s. per bead. At the class of ths market s colt adorable number of Sheep were unsold. DUMBARTON ANNUAL MARIET.—The Dumbarton an. manual fair was held cm Wednesday. The steeply of West,Hisidesse treats was earidersbly lees than last year, but there being a delicierey of purchasers, sales were very dull, and the decline from last year's =was fully 21. 10s. per oa large cattle, and 21. 00 smaller There were some Irish cat le in the market, bat few of them sold. Formerly the principal parch .sees were gentlemen from Eng. lend, buying for the English markets; but inhaler • few of them were In the fair to.dar, still they were not buying with their usual spirit. Altogether there was a great deer edam in Weds, and the breeders of stock were emplaning very much. - • - - Downie, lase 4.—Tr en were a few lull& Comet oar market to day, width sold at pries• much the same as its day tort- Welt. The sandy of fat was about the average, and the quality soot Prkes trees 7s. to 7s. 6d. per Dutch Moue, sicking the of `Mr was a lIJOSbIIf cdShetlarid esti on the you'd, some of whisk wars &speed sr hp amis, others by private bargain, while a nom. bee went s ir vaa aL sow el Ell sorts brought about ad. yeti; and Labs ins U. Se ild. Thies wont no awl.. "' • • ". • ' " sraositiontpri Arn.4 fair was held Friday aid • M -. s termer Soy is mdasively for Sheep, but the latter is kr Wore. Pip, bs. The Arm at Sheep, upon Ilat the whole. Pmlabs IMO het to call brisk , yet there was a tirdimmd. ail eltakell mom at the following prises : Whdo.rmed Quiet twee aul Sisk Mama. U. la. to 11. 10s. ; bred hearts. 11. to 1/. 111. Id.; Clherlet velar bawl; lie. to lie.; °mold ewe Iliamoto, I Is. to MAWS 111.4 web Ito to 11. is M.. The sewed *Ws wok dot Mop tem ham is to ft per head INK UM whet they Were at this rte hid year. TM show et Mee Cale Imo ema {—Moe fonrwd he madhlea were lOW knit up; ark soWillandies this MAN ikalimily the boat kir that has has MI la the mieskalkaid Ibis year, yet prises aim kag 12 kr kat. Loser Mss Ws aare nabs asereapeadher tak lie ar. Qum tin. pllNlKOollifrom N. NM Se IL Ma; Seim 111. be Ilk Mkt% I ii. le 01. Mt lima. liL le:t i re MM. Ply moo a HMOS: la Ida lasolptaa al I=4l.l=oftaal;' ine not a gag steartarat ; sato WITS dimly sibiad. Illaalaa rare mirk Om. . Dd w o os pea pip Meglk usima i sit sass shape sad ads% au, ai& ifi . , . . : . „, RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two o'CLoct. The share market continues steady, and yesterday's prices are fully maintained. Caledonians have been dune at from 2O to 26 Londcn and North Wedeln at 126; Loudon and Brighton at 361 ; Midland, 68! and 6S; York and North Midland at 311 and 31. French shares are steady; bat little business is doing in them. 1.1 Pd. 10 6O w 1 4 6i SIMS!! RULWATE. AbaThem Aberdeen, Preference Ankbergate, bottleghno, Boston, & Fest. June... . Birmingham and (Afore Junetion,ealleduly or witka guarantee Do. ~ilthouc. Birm.. oh., •ad I or guari!itis •-: I. witboat a guarantol Boston, Siam., and arm ... l Ekiatol and Exeter I Aketinghamshin 15;:kaVaree Do. £lO Pretense/rag Chester and Holyhead . Do. Preference . Dublin u 4 Belfast Jane.. East Ant.hen • • Do _Vitt D0.m.10.46 per e. Pre( gootena empties Do. New Ouar. 8 Per . e. Do. per et., No.I Do. do. No. k E. 5 per cent &intern Union, eliSs (late I. k B. sit.) Do. class C. ditto... .. Do. Strip (guar., 6p.Ct.) East Lanesshire Do. New Do. do. 1 shares Do. 6 per et. Pref. g sh.. Beet Lincolnshire Edinburgh and Glasgow. Do. shares . . . . Exeter, Yeovil, k Great Northern Do. shares, A,DelerrSd Doot dares IS, 6 per at. Do. Bstesioa Gt. notith.aod West. (Ire.) Great North of 2.nglasua... DO New, £4O .. Do. New, .t3O Do. New, al3 ... ... .. Do. Nev. tir HntJ aaa Selby... LlMCSitef end taanehtrr and Ifortatdre De. flks Do. Sixteenths Do. New (guar. 6 per ot ) to. Weal Hiding Union Do. Preston and Wire Do. Aare. (A) ... Leeds and Bradford.. .. Leeds and Think 0 Do. New Loelon and Blackwell .. Lan.. Brighton, & &Coast Do. guaranteed 5 per a. late ,›oert.n rhWs.. Do. Pref. 5 per Cent— Do. Convert. 5 p. c.,11162 Do. New /5 ruar.6p.Ct. London and Greenwich .. Do. Preference ... London & North-Western Do. do. New aurae .. Do. Paths . . . it.(e) London Sr swath-W Do. New, £3O De. New See —Lo. PnkTrenne 7 i0 .. e..... Manch., Buz., and Mat... Meath., Stmt., awl Lino Do. abates, No. 1 .. IN Do. 'bares, No. 2 ... Do. alt.iree, No. 3 .. Do., ew SIO Pref. ... Do., Great Gria..by ... Do shef. and 115001 a... Do. Grimsby Doan ... Do. Lincoln Union .. Yfdland Do. Goo. Preiersiic• ... Do. m ßz aM new,::. Do. B. =dß. p. e: Norfolk Do. New i2O. 1.10. Maria. 5 pit cent] Do. Guarsa.Si jar oat North Bryieb Yuri Ix. *arm Do North Staffordshire ()Lloyd, Wore., ar Weller Head.,Gulld., and Negate ktoyston and ilivAm . icottlali Central .. surewebury and Binning. Do., New Guaranteed... threwsbury 11111 Mar a. lor. W. NUL) IN, Do. 2aweAry I. New Do. 8 per ant. PML .. Sbropsuire Union . I!Smith Deefei - 6 - ;. Preference ..: ,4dfordebiq.,. « Do. No. 1 ... ... Do. No. 9 Do. No. 0 _ •._ ... Do. No. 4 I I.'teled ... Do. No. 4 or.;ip S. York., Doe., Ac Goole. She-Meld. Rotherham, and near Valley, 6 pr et. guar. Do. do. do. . Do. do. do Wind.,Staines,& B.Westn Wilts, Romer„ York,Newcastlen Berwick Do. Extrusion (York a Newcastle) ... Do. G.N.E. Purchsae or Preference .. . York and North Midland.. Po.. es RAILWAYS. Anglo-Italian (late Italian and Austrian) Boulogne and Amiens . ()asal Franca (Vaerzon) ii7lllPar L di : 4 d's• Par p 4 3d b. '4 4 di a. 3 3 30 Bast Indian Grist lad Jan Pelf Lasula tlis — DT). - cf;. -- .7... Namur andilege ... .. Northern of Prance ... Orleans and Bordeaux .. hrls and Bourn ... Parts and 'Warburg r .. Rouen and Havre ... ... pure and Nantes ... ... 4 dia. 9 9 2i 3 a 7 dia. LIVERPOOL, Just 7. Brocx - BIONANGI.-The market was rather dull, holders of stook refusing to part with the shares at the present =aconasquently no trammeling& at all took per cent.), 111—Ed p in lace in stock. Sales Counties (pref. 6 btuil and 011sgow, 42—Laneambize and Yorkshire (fifth shares), 41 e. 1 d.—Ditto Ode- Meath shoes), e. 41—London and North We s (new) shares), 468.3 d. 21 p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 5 9.—Ditto (1 sharer, C), 2 es. 3d. p. —Midland (1 'bares), 12 111 d.—North anti& () shares), 2--Shrop shire Union at. and C. 21 d.—&:sith Eastern and Dover (No. 1, Ma as 1 share 61 d.), 61—York, Newcastle, and Berwick ( O.N.E. 6 per cent. till 1850), ,Ets. 9d. tL MANCHESTER. June 7. BrOCR-Egewkwoz.—The market continued dull, but there was very little change of prices. Sales: Caledonian Pref. (Reg.), 11 3-16; Edinburgh and Glasgow Halves, 4 13.16 d; London and North Western New Qaarters, 41 p; Manchester, hheflield, and Lin. coloshire (Grimsby Wok), 91 ; Do. (Sheffield and Lincolnshire), 14k; North Staffordshire, 3 7.16 34 d; Booth Eastern and Darer, 204; Do. Thirds, No. 4, 61 946; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 201 BIRMINGHAM, June 7. Rfocm-Exmwrou —Tips.* has been rather more business doing in our share market to-day, and 'niece have been somewhat depressed. Birmingham and Stour Valleys were done at lot : Leaden and North Westerns at 12r4, North Stafford. at 1. is ad. Ns.; and Shrewsbury and Birmingham preference shares at pm. LEEDS, June 7. STOCK-EICHANOI.—Thera wens few transactions in shares this morning, and Drlcee remained without moth alteration except in Great Northam which were mold at 11. ths. dta.; North Westerns, Si. lla. Ild dia. YORK, June 7. eroox-Extritioroa.-841•1: Groat Northern, 91; North British Thirdo.sl ; Tort and North Midland Preference, 3y BRISTOL, Jou 7. BTOOK-Bioxa Nos. The market we; firm, bat Great Weems Needed in pries, Oreat Western Quarters having been done er* at* Great Western sew 111. Mann at q AIL; Twit. !few mad lawiti, Y °lla • iterLriaNY. llto 114 e ~. 8 41 dls. 4 8 pm. 3 4 pm. i I PM• 28 26 db. 9 8 Ws. dig. 26 281 64 6 418. 1i 1 pa. 14 16_ I 2 121 33 31 as. 2 1 1 1 I 1 2 1 1 pew Pe& 34 36 24i mi n s 4 10y 11 ii hi u. a. 2 4 pa. 16 16 dia. 16 16 dia. IS Is 18 17 - 8 - 71 di& 41 2 Ms. ; pm. 27 28 414 425 3 4 dia. Ili 9 t. 2 I die. If 4 dia. IS 13 dia. 32$ 232 49 61 pm. 37 39 pm. 13 20 pat. 77 79 58 39 if - 41 dis. 15 15i 41 41 di.. 94 96 i i pm. 48 I: 47 49 1 di..l pm. 70 23 dl.. 13 13 db. 3 7 di& 3 41 Mi. 2 11 Ms. 81 q dia. 21 pm. 31 db. If 374 4 1 bi pm. 911 100 ii -ii 29_ cus. ;el ;641 14 91 51 53 SI 53 1 ti 2t 9 12 OA tiny St 211 pm. 6 5 $ pm. s 2l 36 3 pm. to 14 diL 13 II du. of 41. as. pm. 31, 34 3f 1111 dk 11 / die. 9 10 ill ii db. $ 7 Ms. II 14 Mk II 14 die. $ 69 24 die. 47 In Ili di& 43 45 . _ 104 12 isy iii elf& 18 19_ 13 l3 81 6 31 3$ 31 4 diL Pm. 3% 6s dia. 16 16_ Z li ce. 6 dl.. • 4 c 1 ,4. 1 II OIL 2 1 dl.. 1 4 db. 6 6 di.. i 1 dim. 142 12 1 dis. 12 IS - I - ii at.. 30 20y di& 3 3 12 SO die. Si 3 di& 21 If Ca. 1 5 pat. 30 306 q 41 db. 4 3f dis. 3O sli 46 4 ma. Bakoto.day up Ito 1 o'clock. 10 4 is 10 111 5; 8. St. 20 10 ►0 0 . 01 e► 61 50 58 121 ►4 50 43 23 221 ail a i l l 3; 71 LS St ii I ►s , SO SO 1211 161 10 DO 91 n I io ail a, 13 IS ii4l - 114 10 I 50 5 - 5 11f 12f lu Bt. tod 141 424 10 $4 14 log so b l 6 44 M ,100 I 5 to 10 141 1A I? 30 6 61 is I IS NI _i 10 9 to I to iii I to to 1 to 11 I 114 16 1 12 s it; 4 10 3 5 11 5 105. IMPERIAL PARCI. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TIIIIRSDAY, J UNE 7 111 Earl of Suarresnonv (Mindy Speak n o took la slat at 6 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS SECOND READINGS —Duke of Norfolk's (D Sethi emend%) Estate; Robertson's (Ladikirk) Fti;,! Hon. Cnark a Compton Cavendistt's (Burlingto n IQ E E thi sta n te b r Y g rk a dGN..rth Ida I f wi g a r Railway drwß.B:c r: a g 4 4 1 7 :n VOW Union Canal (Antaliiiimetion or Sale or 1,4347 f f Time hsse f R c U • n a trn i l l e w pa n a n C y y l ( n (:A i m te to e n nr i dit l e o t nt oi Ac n t — ) ° ; n3 L l Tl4 ; a L n O )B gt h Ci oi s in - . L 2 Completion of Woks on the Basingstoke and Farnham and Al on Lints) ; Windsor Est alia s j•-• Windsor, Staines, and tiautti Western (Ri n k yinod Roo th sor) litailwa) (with pIVItI ti the London and tk o thn," l 4. Areaway Company to subscrib e ) ; Bills. n, ad. THIRD READlNG.—Chester and Holyhead Ro n . (Increase of calm, I, with pogrom to the London and D o 4 Western Railway Conattany to sutocribe thtroto) PUBLIC BUSINSSB. PETI I lONS PRESENTED, PILOTECTIOX OP WuMEN BILL —By E ul ityg Lsox. from numerous towns in Lincolnshire, N ott i n gherass,aa M Yorkshire, end other places ; the Matqu:s Wtsrgirt BIER, from Chester and oer places; th e Bishop 0 1 Lo t DON, from several :.lactev the Bishop of OXFORD Carnarvon Bangor , Wakefield, Lsmc gm, , dwi pluses, in favour of :he Protection of W omen BD ""'" AOaICULTL RAL DISTRESS —By the Earl of RO from t eversham and pieces R, agricultural distress, and other praying for i n relief.ent coingo n ii s i SUPEAANNUATION FUND POE POOR -LAW Omens._ By Lord WHARNCLIFFE. from the th em bourne union; the Berl of HARROWBV, frau derland union—in favour of his propositin. Beau Hot:sac—By the E irl of lIARROWBY, w o g petitions from various plows, for the abolition of flan beer-houses. BANKRUPTCY LAW CONSOLIDATION BILL Lord BROUGHAM, on moving the tnird Trea g bill, said he had now carried this through t r tle with the concurrence of the Lord Chaaciflor, god sib invaluable support of her Msjpsty's sacrament it"; now go el-euhere, and he hoped that it worldteeetay4 sums.. He hoped, oleo, tt at it would be by, more extended digest of the whole of our civil Lad mug law. PROTECTION OF WOMEN BILL. On the ino ism of the Bishop of OXFORD nubill ma s a through committee, and was reputed to the houw. right rev. prelate this morel an amendment vituda Xs( been suggested by the Lord Chief Justice Nome, with view to its taint printed. Thu bi I, as wiended, 'saw n ' to be printed. Lord PORTMAN hoped the r;taht rev. prelate woad gne a sufficient notice ni the third reading. The SW:top of OXFORD fixed the third reading Gs Th m , day ni ht. AFFAIRS OF CANADA. Ia answer to a qui anon from Esri GREY, Lord BROUGHAM said he would pestp3ne his *Ma on Canada until tu-morrow (this day) senlight, tylail June. EDUCATION IN IRELAND. Oa the motion ut the Archbishop ot DUBLIN, a esked the special report of the education COOItUiIAIUGITS is Ire relative to the endowed moo°, ot nt , w hi ch kg been sent to the L. rd Lieutenant, was ordered. Lord MONTEAGLE paid he hoped the public weak make a distincti n het. een the Board of Bducaliboal Cos. missionsrs sad the Notional B. and of Education ie Ireland. Their lerdships adjourne i at a quarter before 6 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS —TIIVIISDkT, kNe. 7. The SPEAKER trek the chair at 4 o'clock, hut Uwe heist only 34 members present, the house stood adjouraed unit to. morrow (this day). orJ tit 'll' rantoze OUTGOING MAILS. Malls foe British North *merles and the United Maisie made up this evening. Noe Wass India Malls, excluding Bermuda, Hamm, Ihnik Her:Auras, Orlo‘ns, sod /Armco im incluotril Mai lladeirs, at. Joan-de- %tour:cu., New Granada, Cliii, si4 run, tv made up on the morning of the l - th June. The mails for Vigo. OPott9. Carlii, and Gkilts will be made up on the morning 01 the 17th of June. Has tr..xls tut lilbtAllag, Muds, um..., lilt Unita Wand& ferk Ade,. Ceylon, India, isons.linag, and China, yea Southamrtre, m be made up on the 20th of June. — The made, via Manaillea, to the Mediterranean, Egypt, (kilt India, llong-Kong, ko., hill be made up on toe 23tb June. The mails for Miatelvt, the Bruzits and Buenos Ayres, willbe oat up on the evening of the ttb of July. NlOll ATkIl AT WSW/4 M%1007.. T. thy —SlnettlnJ, In ada. pas 1. A nom., 44 sin. pin I. 14-111ouo I ma. put 4, Mtemor. ly W, pan LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 8. WitEN impstint c lisituents remonstrate with member of the House of Commons fer not bringing on some promised moion, the reply is easy, ea an A, B, C, book. Net a week passes but we have sane half-a-dtzen of oor representatives ansiuus'y and elaborately exphining to electoral duce how the limited number of days on which motions take we cedence of orders of the day puts it o.t of their power to fulfil hwtinds pledges. Yet these gentle men do not appear to give themselves the teat trouble to prevel t the few available days being as& still fewer. Ye•tcrday, ;or the we know rot hot. many-t th time this re.sion, there were not member enough present to muke a house, when the t , PEAKII took the chair. When the house na , ets again we shall of cruse have an exchange of *has between official a d non• uffidial members. The latter will it quire, with sign. ficant innuendo, why toe official wh.ppers•in did not permit a house to be made. The puttee dens assailed will reply that they di it nothing to previ-nt it ; but not being a government night it was no bentinetos of their to take care that a Louse wgs made. This execs will acutely hold waver. These gentlemen are re presentatives of oor s'ituencies as well as subutdinate cfficials cf the goe eminent, and owe a du'y to the fruitier set of matters as well es the letter. They have means and opportunities of making a hue, which mere private members have nor. It would be well if their constituents should read them a leoton this score. It is needless to speculate on the motives whid last night paralysed their zeal for house-making. There were two re bees of motion on the books, either of which were likely to be grating to official can There was Lord DUDLEY STUART'S motion fir a select committee to inquire into the general management of the metropolitan police, and there were Mr. MOILS resolutions for adjusting the scale of public salaries to the reduced prices of articles of general consumption, and inquiring whether the number of persons em ployed in the departments of state may not be re duced without detriment to the public service. We need seek no further ; but instead of suineing the motives of the legislature's indulgence in the dulee far niente, ava I ourselves of the blank day in its annals to work up same arrears of commentary on its recent doings. On Tuesday evening last the House cf Cnemonsi by . a majority of tao to one, voted itoelf immaculate —in no need of further reform. On Wednesday the Houseof Commons, by aid of a powerful moralnecros cope, discovered two trifling specks on the white robes of its innocence, aid set itself with all the ei orgy ofs professional washerwoman to rub them out. The Bankrupt and Ii solvent Members Bill was Ind a second time, and tie Bribery at Elections Bell was passed through committee. The House of Cummoes is a rigid puritan cn minor matters though it goes jellify on to sin on a larger scale. In this it resembles the Scribes and Pharisecs of old, straining at gnats and swallowing camels withequal promp•.itude.lt was said of ROBIN HOOD and his merry men, that any travellers who encountered them immediately after the performance of any of their cccaaioual acts of compunctious benevolence, might look to be flayed relentlessly. Any motion for real and searching re form submitted to the House of Commons, while its members are elate with the recent consciousnees of heroic self-sacrifice in furthering the measures webers named, will be unmercifully mauled. Yet does the hot haste with which the house hu set itself to urge on thou driblets of reform immediately atter its rejection of a more comprehensive and searching measure, indicate an awkward misgiving ss to the light in which the public views its anti-reform ing tendencies. It it clear that the house feels some thing must be done to save appearances. It cannot bring itself to pay its whole debt to the public, but offers a farthing in the pound. Equally significant is the language used yester day morning by the Downing-street organ. The Times declares that "if it reads aright" the minis• terial speeches of Tuesday , some measure of "practical and gradual reform" is contemplated by them. So convinced is our contempo ary of the ministerial wish to be obliged to set about the teak of ref trulo that he assumes the tone of an independent monitor, and declares ex cathedra that " unless some gradual reform is early initiated by government, it may possibly find itself deserted by moderate mess dia. 2xllli II 14 ii ii. lii 1- 1 3 111 SS 711 7f 38 13 12 i at 99k 20 6 6 134 1244 20 1 13b 3141 511+