The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-25 00:00:00

NM - 0-. -- ~1 ._ _ _ I Ttt Alfin, No. 882. J LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1849. [THREEPENCE. OTICE OF REMOVAL.—Meens. WILLIAM LAVOND and Co., tttoek and Share Sedans and Raney verprettully beg to Morin their tries #.l and the public 612212147 Vte 11E340V/11 their OF tram the limit of than. mins lo No. I, Ro) al Each ourehuildings, vb.. re they trust to be a cang rad u.th a coritmuaace or that patronage and yapper t they lays memo me t al.—May 24, 1449, I. Royal Exchange -buildings. did refuse to pay that allowance, he should compel them by means of the t• ibunsls. A great par' of the &pries have already quitted Stntgardt. do not all go to Carlsrube; many, and especially the dfivri.s from the north, return home. On the 21st the commlttre of the chamber of Deputies was to bring up its r‘ port relative to the impeachment of the R.emer ministry. The President of the National Assembly has actu ally laid a plaint at the tributal of Esslingen, by virtue of a law of the empire, against the employ meat of force adopted for dissolving the Assembl. HANOVER.— The Augsburg a.zette pod.ively repeats that Hanover has joind Prussia and Meck lenburg in a zollverein, and that nothing remains now to be settled save 1. mem question of farm. MEWL —Pot ashes are in fair demand. at 5 dole. Me to S rinia.ll24. Sales of pub have been made at 5 die. 50e. to S doLs. 56ie. per 100 lbs. taken place. The exchange on London was quoted at 124 to 125 piastres. The fluctuati ns in the price of Consols dating the week are shown iu the following table : . . _ and, notwithstanding the decline in the sten 'aril, the mins will shortly be in a position of resuming her divide nds. At the Lelant Consols meetine', the ace -nnts 'or 'our months. ending April,were audited, and; pill of 4091.2• id. shown to have been realised. The agent repot ti the mine to be new in a position of becoming permanent, i•lthoueh the present decline in the price of tin mitigates much against her return.. Additional farce is being put on that pert of the mine which is supposed to contain the valuable lodes of Wheal M t. . . kiitristeas.—Hoiders of pork continue to demand 10 deb. 12in for mew, and 9 dole. Wye. for price; but the sates at these prices bare been moderate. Beef is ftrm, at 10 dole. 50c. to 11 dole., and 9dola. foe mess sad prime. Lard. Ole. to 7c. Cheese, Se. to Te. Waltman.—Salta of state's Prises barrels hare been made to mode rate extent at 21c., and 100 bare is of Jersey at 20 e. NAVAL Seal.—Rough twin anise has been taken to moderate ex tent, at 2 dols. 3110. ; common radn at 32c to Mc.; and white teeth, 1 doL 500. to 4 dela 40c. Spirits of turpentine is ia fair re quest, at 32e. to 83e. FIIIIIITIL—Cotten, to Liverpool, is taken at 1 doL per bale ; corn, 3d. to dd.; fl mr, le. Bd. to 1a.9d.• heavy good% no. Bd. to Ile. To Antwerp, cotton, tc. To London ;here is no change In rates. HAVLNNA, June B.—ln the merkets there has oven con siderable scUsity with large sales for Germany. White sugars were quoted 10 to 11 ; 6to 7 ; bruins, Sy to ; and aluseavado, 44 to 6 ; the w h ole stock of Muscavado molasses had been purebawd for EnSland at 4 data. In cloyed moles es there had been considerable boatmen done, far the same destination, at si rigs, el.o the last at I vials. Freights were Exchange 10 per cent. on lamt:on. Highea Loweat CloslnYt peke. price. pike. 3looday, fur moult (July 17)... 91 Tuesday do ... 91 Wednesday do Thursday do Friday do. Saturday do. ,3 ... 114 .. .91 to LL THE NEW SIit)WXR, iselud , ng the only really reelable Rath (ly ha dem lira sash) P. Term =th" (rid le It without a pomp). the Lever Rump Roth, the E:istlis with eurtainr, from Tara* te., he., are la the Show id WILLIAM N. litl(TON (lath Wpm. sad Buress), 32, rest, ember of Newmostotreet. and No. I, Newman.street; Wide entl'aUl *fide such so assortment of Shower had other Ida so cannot bo Peen elsewhere, toilet mete japvitwd in imitation I d bar, , ILKON china, as.. to esorsams variety) ail the reqaisites Fee ihessron,. sneered Ia one resat, devoted exclusively to articles el ehareett r, t h at patterns, Assn, sad sorts can hw hr tautly selected POW sheerer laths with e pper sonduetind table, braes facw-putop sal too, ennplew, with curtsies, sad jepaaaed, from 110 s. Hard Shown laths, atomised, ha Sit -Detailed witalegars, with eneraw. bp, oat (per yeti yea—limabltsbeelle Walls.street, a.w 1020. The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the carious securities cited at :he average of :he prices which ruled this day. Wirtz* the asterisk (•) is placed, it is to be under stood that the share rite of divieend is less the income.t..x : Three - At the East Poole mettiog the accounts for Ap-il and &fay showed—Cats laid =reheats' bills, 1 1461 1. 8d ; ay ores sold, 1,1041.2 s 101.; leaving a balance against the ►dven turers of 411. 18s. 10d. EALTH -- I LUXURBAB BED. The WY 91111:40 BED, is always ea Wit WILLIAM L Dots Itippoo sod Barisal, 39, Odimifteest, wow of Nowmo44eet, 11114 Y.. L Nesnasastreet• It Y meatwti sowiwoloo w emelt, eassomy, sad Dee ms from vermin sod emisehm. aid is appterbis talks to toss and Itteits toteiaads. It Ms Wm adapad at some of the au truotAttsa MOW% and Inelsos Asa/, osa suadiary to perfect re.t. superiot rnw the ,it., Mi. Mee se show a very lams assortment of Meat Imo NM Arm 6daasie wetwo. from 17.9 d. eaeb. Ilttolled isildoists, with muziribus; as wall re el every ineacagery arose,sit (pre poet) feet. —Mstatlisbol Is Wolls.untt, 1820. - - - rHE Tr:MTH oaf OKNEHAL HEALTH.—Ir isay linty be mid, the state M the Weak apse* Evenly npoa Mate of the bodily be .Ith, and the mete of the bodily health wetly upon the mate Si the Teeth. The It e m =te Si Indaltedmal nof noes la all news weaknem= kie el negonevia, is so doubt the right or, as mature Le sot then over bid a. idol. Tbe tinted Ilerstnue Tooth Powder, curlew C ui rut i to It. I.tomet talent aa same Si the aunt stri asthenia, ankle. In the M.tera Mettley are eas•ained fa 1., sad a mall =being gradandy aboarbed every day, not eidy atawagtheaa urn, bat the 'whole ' , pinta. It likewise the/mold, ensnare the teeth, gradually removing the tartar, I.nrifiles the hresth, Illaiby preventing infection, and correct.. idity In both mouth and ellignech. -Atkireui. ltOdi sad PONS. Int sad LID, Ilishokettste. asset, loads. rlibitiANT TOILET AItfICLIIS, reel of infal lible attadbatea—ROWLANOtr MACIMAR OIL in highly sad I) appreciated far creating sad•ye-tabling lestriant trews*. arwlaaile kslyttor is a reparation of unparalleled 'Rickey in Im proving anal tom , eying the akin and closa ; ocalos; and Rowbusle Odom. Pearl lkotifriee, to in...dust:de for it. beautifying and pre norvative wet+ on the trah and ma On. The patronage of royaty throughout Europe, and their amend use by the arbitoersey and elite 01 bell •ri, together with the vintirmition by experience of the la. fallible Akar,' of these creative mei renovating a,ectllca, have char. seaweed theta with perfection, and givto ahem a celebrity uupiral bled. hclmre •1 opurious Imitations. Some aro offered umber the Implied aviation of royalty and the government department., Mail eintiLir attempt. at deception. The maygrandam of each bars the mate ot Rowboat. " preceding that of the arta* at the wrapper sr Label.—Fuld by them at 20, IlLiacci-Cards, lawica, and by re /portable chemist. and perfumer.. - - - A BERNETIIY'S PILLS fur the SERVES sad b'JSCLIO4. wine Is. Att. nal Its. a bed. Thin extroordinary may be procured trots any chemist. Its elfeeta on the nee roue pollen% en potbelly eatounding, and sill Seemly he emitted until trird. The nervous SflllatiAsa yentas se it by magic. In addi tion to its properties in etrengthredni the nereotte and muscular syrteiro. it mor r a /made &peeled. is a f.oeantlbWots. $ll, a woo_ dirho rtIONW of the otoasomb, enstee a good appetite and pro duces amid sad refreshing sleep. As • purifier of the blood this Medielne is mequalled,!or it proetroles the whole body like a Mae. End eMes wry impurity out albs moms; on this amount, those ladies who ege &einem of balls a beastdral 'complexion Mould ins smodiately rears a box. Iles readeohars of Ile. Abernethy fee alele AM dot ore enclosed round sods tom TM lowast-prke box I 40. M. smuts: itARCLAT, rarrlopkoestemt; KING. llartmelsoot. tioasen: snl h no 44.eugnr. G — - ALVANit3M.—Parslysis, Asthma, !Migration.— Imam sas mlicited to mad to Mr. W. H. 11 , 11.nr., M t 2, Scuitswiebsquiro, Landon, for his MILPIILETisa MEDICAL GAI.- VANISII, obeli will be fomented tem on naiipt of two onetime They will be iounnialied at its content& la it aril •be Mend the particulars of core, in coom of Mime, chews atisin, sciatica, tie doulourcm, paralyda, spinal complaints, hendachen, deficiency of estrum enemy, liver eomulaints, fienend debility. indiamtle% WIN ts, e.l suns of nervous amok es, art. Mr. Haloes method of sp. inthe galvanic fluid is milts nee from:ill unpleasant menadion ; in feet, it 11 rather pleautratin than °Mersin., and many ladles are mcceilinely food of It. It quickly einem the petinnt to do without medieme. Tense one velem% per week. IMPROVED SHEEP and LAMB DIPPING CO POWIII MO:4.—HOPWS PE OILLE4PI WS IsDEEP DIP. NC COMPOVTIOX.—The very gn at advantages to Breeden of Mnd Growers of Wool, from wing this Cemprailticia, In aA MO LICE, the ravages of tip' tilt, fir, linemen* and adding materially to the growth awl qu ility of the wool, dim late giatiatarnwily proved daring a period of upwards of ten rani, la IforlAire, Scotlaral, Lineollaraiie, amt bittisrly in the colonies of Australia and the Cape of . Goal !tine, in ontirmation which the C r : i n:ll7er; Ver;: de .gr tnri.tt74r:fntte"dtaT. or, tie agents. it is aim the Manliest preparation for wheep sad Lamb dipping. la pales% sanest far AIM sheep, at Is. esti. Apsts—loky. antis ; Meg, Nicholas; Louth, Brim. indeed! Impala ass % Liagrom, drothers. sad Mott, Upper NE W SPAPERIL—AII the LONDON MORN ISO, EVENINO, rill WEEKLY NERS• 11.1:It, aed b %SIPE') PUBLICATII OM, hrward. , l In nr.dly printed wrappers to all pat. of the seed with anneraay and desvata, and by the suns day's main( snail, at the hollowing redweed prices : nap; on 110a. , 1740 11.1110 N. Pert barter. II Id Year. Year. Xa. d. Ya, d. ****** I 4 0...1 6 0...4 S 0 1 7 0 .112 0...5 0 0 1 4 0 . 2 6 0 .. 4 $ 0 pally Mews Morning tlimakle Morning Herald lideroiag Rat Times OKIONO, OK APTIMOMINI ISMTION. These are NEW COM Ea, published d.bily at tiro p.m., certainties the lateg fowler Ist. Iliseooe, in.wering the purpose of a everehiti and en nine wrapper. Dell' Nee. 1 1 9 0 ... 2 14 0 ... i i• Morning Chronicle . Miaow Harald Mortara Poet SAN Cori v.s efq he relied u; on. These terms are kit haw 'germ. A Wt. AM the whole el the London neweessim. with the Ogee s iZ= 11111 4• 111 7. and he had int* se balm to Jur a . OZ t e si e s , Bildbenonearn, blocks. Yoteblielte4 Us Wordy. 21 peer, mot Ova, In wrapper. prim 4d. Mo. Qintormrs HISTORY of the FRENCH. Trangstr4 by WILLIAM Bounionon, of And In Farb. (ns 314 July) priceoue ebilr and Rhyme,. _M Will in all likelihood now Mt ruperarile&"—llallam. Middle A% " peanut sad best work."—rmarterly Review. 0 'Mi. profound and candentious history has lIVICT left me." —llkhelet. " French literature possesses no history of the kind which can be leaked upon es a vont of outhority."—l'enny Cyclopedia, 1144 t, doubt: Alessinder Mark, Vorrien Bookseller to the Queen, It, We.lingtonainet, Math, sad at booksellers. RIM WORK EY MR. CHARLES DICKENS. OR the 10th tea. will be na'Siolied the Third Riontor, pries Is., of p oT A2) COPPERFIELD the YOUNGER, of BLONDRIVITONE ROOKERY By CitaJust Dumas. With by liabiot K. Brows. To be completed la Twenty Mostigy Number& tasks : Bradbury sad Wm, 11, Boureele.alreet NEW WORN SY THR AUTHOR 09 " VANITY PAIR" ate 11011 Wet. rill be "Nabbed. price Is. (to be etatpletsd Is Twenty Nosters), No. 9 of JC:° END E N N I S. UET W. . Twernease, Author of " The Great Hon-arty .rontt," Re., fr. Will 'Serrations on Steel end Wood by the Author. Steam art Rms. 11, Deuverbs Met. FRANCE. PARIS, Ilentnity, 5 r.n. It appears, alter all, that the triumphal entry into Rome of that heroic chieftain Oulinot, at the head of Lie victorious hordes, is still delayed, and, for the honour of human nature in general, and the French republic in particoh,r, we confess that we entertain a lingering hope that it may be postponed sine die. Al though some days since one of our influential con temporaries thunile•ed forth the announcement of Vie entrance of the French troops into Rome as a fait aerompli, it happily remains ansengst the things which have yet to be accomplished, and General Ondinot is still before the walls of Rome, exposed to the ceaseless fire and frequent sorties of his - gallant and oppressed opponents. and the f cornfol jeers of all military men. In perusing the despatches which the redoubtable hero has forwarded to his government, and in which, despite his boisterous auto-laudations, we find him still occupying the same humiliating position, to cur contempt for this atrocious vinlecion of the rights of nations have now succeeded feelings of ineffable disgust at the manner in which General Ouilinot has jumbled in attempting to carry out his instruct ions. _ . ..... It were useless to forward you the documents re lsting to this disgraceful busicess, or to suppose that you would publish th , rn,er condemn yonrreaders to the traraus forth of waling through them. From amidst the mass of disjointed balderdash, and the heap of Gaming falsehoods, one truth Inge be gleaned, which is this—that the French republic still continues Ps barbarous efforts to destroy the Roman republic, which sprang from its loin, ; and that the heroic de fenders of the Rernal City still hold out, and are earn ing for themselves another chapter in that imperish able history with which the genius of Tach.us and Livy, and oar own scarcely less celebrated Gibbon, has rendered the world so familiar. It would indeed be well fur France if she would have Hate' ed to the voice of M. de G:rardin, not always a safe counsellor, bat assuredly so when he thus writes : Alresin from all meddling in the affairs of whirr nations, and the question of peace at nay price can never arise The less you interfere in the affairs of year neighbours, the less will it come into the mind. of rival governments I. interfere with yours. The fear of any one of them coming to attack your country while you shall be thus occupi‘d in rendering L sufficiently productive to supply its thirty-six millions of inhabitants with wholes:dip. sustenance in abundance, is • fear as chimerical en that of seeing flames lighted without tire. Why *hosed any one come to attack France while she J. inoffensive and prosperous? Can it be because Ler prosperity might excite a too great degree of envy in other nation.? On ! tnoquiliio yourselves. Such a war would not be to a;tpreliended oa the day when Prance should be the great xperimental, the great model nation, setting an temple of every pacific progress, ef all improvements, proposing to her self as her great object universal good. If any government. wen mad enough to menace poetic sad civilising France, it wiled not be against her but against themselves that the populations would rise. Permit us to observe that yol do not comprehend pence any more than you comprehend liberty. All the policy of the future lin in there words— Proell Sad Liberty. Peee, thrives on liberty, as war tt.rives •aa glory. If w. struggle so boldly for liberty, it is because we wish for datable and (initial peace. Ild.voiro, Jena 19.—Three per Cents.. 134 ; Five per Cents., ; Coupons, Sauk of S. lerdinend, 74 7 Exchange oo Lut.dnia, 3600 ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—Our Paris corresp andent, writing yesterday, says: The Fr.nch g .vernment has received ano' her batch of General Oudinot's beggaring despatches; they are prominently published in the papers this morn ing, but although the general still swag:era e n in his o'd style, with which we are already so familiar, he does not report progress, as th.y say in the House of Commons. He and his artillery, and his engineers, are still &fare the eternal city, battering away at the old walla and their hero'. defenders. The geceral gloats with revolting in decency over the damage and destruction which he has dealt around him. and details at great length the siege operatiot.s during the days of the 13th, 14th, and 15th inst. The papers front MareeiVes and Toulen have 'iced arrived, and by them we learn that the Euphrates left Civita Vecohis oa the 17th, and brings us lett rs from the general's head quarters up to 8 a.m. of the 10th, being news of one day's later date. The letters brought by this steamer state that a breach had been effected in the walls, but the general, with his charaettristic prudence, and that better part of valour, se tr;ghly commended by Falstaff, hadj determined to delay the assautt until he had made " all gar; as they would say at Newmarket The extent of this breach is not stated; it is, however, pronounced practicable : so we must soon expect further details of interest. According to the Vienna Gazette of the 20th of Jane, a telegraphic despatch had arrived that Anc ma, after sustaining a heavy bombardment, surrendered on the evening of the 18th, and that the Austrian troops entered on the 19th. BARDINIA.—From Turin we find the confir mation cf our correspondent's intelligence, commu nicated some days since. The Austrians have finally mated Alessandria. VENICE.—The report had arrived at Vienna that Militia had laid down his diLtatorship, and was now only at the head of a military cornmation, compost:l of Genera's Pepe, Baa, and Alloa. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Our corespondent writes as follows : BERLIN, JUNE 22. We have had a visit here from a Venetian diplo matist., Parini. The object of Paciiii is to procure, by all means in his power terms, fir Vcr.ite, blth by direct anl indirect appeals to the Austrian govern ment. He has been at Paris and at London, and yesterday be set cut for Vienna. Ile is a sagacious con centrated man, with a dear mind and energetic purpose. lam glad to hear that Pacini hos received from the English government all the assistance pn*si ble. lie is supplied with latera from lord Palmer ston to all the English and moat of the Austrian ministers at the head-quarters of diplomacy through out Europe; and at Berlin he succeeded in interesting, if not the diplomatic I eoplet, at least come of the most distinguished persons of letters ; among these I may mention Bettina von Arnim, and Varmint/gen von Ease, who exerted themselves to the utmost to pro cure for I'acini every facility for promoting Lis patriotic enterprise. The Spenersrhe Zeitung, a journal in which the goverrment often grows out feeler., eentains to-dey the following paragraph, •s hick would seem to indi cate the design of annexiog fchatel " There exists in the prioepality of Neufchatel, particularly among the class of proprietors, a s'rong desire for reunion with Transit; and stepi are said to bare been taken on their part to ob'ain this object. Although the administration of Neufchatel cost the government yearly 6.5,000 tinders, without any com- , peceating advantage, still it is thought that the go- 1 vernment will not neglect the occasion, under the present state of eircomeeancce in South Germany, of re-uniting Neufchatel with Prussia." I have Paled with several • f the Englis% weol purchasers here, and. the y are universally of on ,ion that in the course of a few years New Scntli \Voles weol will be brought in considerable quantities t o the Berlin market. In fact the wool which is mold here for 70 thalers the (Intim is not to be compared in point of quality to the New South Wales wool, which is sold in London at 2s. the pound, that is, at the same price. Wool may be brought to Berlin, as far as the expenses of freight are concerned, for a penny the pound, one halfpenny to Ihmburg, and another from thence to Berlin. All ezienses included, wool exported from London to Berlin would have to be sold 4d. a pound dearer at the latter mar ket to realise the same profit. Now, it is contended by my informant that the New South Wales wool sold in London at le. Bd. the pcend is quite as good as, if not better than, the Berlin wool at 2s. Ile intends himself to import into this maiket 100 sacks of New South Wales wool, just by way of experiment. I may, at the same time, suggest that a profitable return cargo might be made out of some of the German woollen cloths. A commercial traveller of my acquaintance was greatly struck by the good quality of the drab cloth witn which the second-claserailw.sy car riages are lined. He asked the price, which he f end to be four shillings the yard. The breadth is fifty inches, which is about four inches narrower than that which is usual in England for cloths of the same quality, there used fur liveries. The prices here this year have been for the highest quality 95 to 105 duelers ; tine, 80 to 83 ; middling fine, 65 to 75 ; mid dling, 53 to 60; inferior, 42 to 50; " Pell and Schweiss,"43 to 55; " Loden," 45 to 60. The shear was more preductive than in foregoing years, the quality and wasbiug pretty much on a par with last year. AUSTRIA.—The Vienna Lloyd of the 20th inst., "ye : "According to the report of a courier just ar rived here from Dukle, the Emperor of Austria held a review there on the 17th over the Russian troops. This corps, 87,000 strong, exclusive of the farce under General Sus, that has already entered Hungary, is intended to commerce operations in the Zips. Strong reserves were on their march fur supporting the ope rations of the ac'ico army, and, as was said, the czar intended to stay some time with the active army." BADEN AND THE PALATINATE.—A vio7ent cannonade was beard early on the morning of the 22nd at Dieburg. The sounds proceded from the direction of the river Neckar. It was expected that Mannheim would be occupied on the 22nd. WURTEMBERO.—Latest dates from Stntgardt are to the 21st inst. The Austrian envoy at Stnt gardt has declared, by cyder of his government, to the Austrian deputies of the (now defunct) Nationsl Assembly, that they must return to their respective homes within a fortnight, on pain of losing their rights u Austrian citizens, and of being regarded u emi grants, in case of disobedience to this order. The Hessian government, on its part, has also de clared to the five Hessian dep u ties that they must not reckon any longer on receiving their daily allow ance. M. Vogt answered, that if the government PORTUGAL. The Oriental Company:, steam-packet Montrose, Captain John liowen, arrlved at Souvlampt at this morning, and landed ter mails, under the charge of Lieutenant James Inglis, R.N., Admiralty agent. Her dates are: Gibraltar, 1 . 1. h Jun.; Cadiz, IGth ; Lisbon, 19:b; Oporto, 20th; Vero, 20th. The Montrose brings 18 packages of specie. The news from Lisbon is that there has been &champ of ministry, as follows :—Tnomae, home; Tojel,l foreign; Aville, ARM' , ; Ferreri, war; Magulhuns, justice; and Florida, marine. It we; rumoured that the Queen wished Terceira and Lease to form a mi nistry, but they decline/. She then threatened to send for Palma la. Thornier then offs red to form one. The Saldanha ministry wu broken up through some squabble at C -lino between Frontera and the ear ministry. Saldanha thought the Quern would have recalled him, and that the tro,epe would have declared in nis favcur ; but he was disappointed. The present ministry is not expected to last lune 7. A republican movement, prevented by tailitary precaution, was to have broken out south of the Tagus, under the in datum of a Fiend' fr;gate, from which arms and money had been landed. Little cordiality exists buween the French and Portuguese government. M. Burot, the French sinbassaddr, had arrived. Folgszr sod Company bad been paid one buodred thousand pounds by govern ment. Numbers of Portuguese have arrived from Brazil with all their property. They proposed I.undirg a eo!ony at Massa:l:tides, in Ang - la. The legitimist papers pros' cutel Ly the government have been acquitted, as also had Gomez. The Queen has butte sued by her baker for debt. Charles Albert still Lea dange rous.y ill. He has refuse I the Queen's in citation to Lisbon, and toys he will never go to any court again. It was supposed that Seymour's depar ture had to do with Saldanha's resignation. Exportation of I'ort wine in May, 3,074 pipes ; and of Ge.opig •, 123. Exchange on Landon, 33; discount ; on bank note s, 41. The Oovernar of Gibraltar is at issue with the Spanish anthoeties. The governor has taken off the quarantice, and put it on five d iys off the Spacish coast. Engl.sh vesstls diechargel at Gibraltar are turned away front Spanish r Olti to perform quaran tine at Mahon or Vigo. The Gibraltar merchants are dissatisfied with the governor; he will not give in. The supplies will be Copped, and 4,090 cf the popu lation will be out of employ. Oporto is very dissa tisfied with the Spanish tariff. AMERICA. The British and North Atrerican Royal Mai steain-shia Nicgara which left New York on the 13. h J et, and Halifax on the 16th, arrived, after I the shot test passage on re cord, at Liverpool this morn in.:. Her dates are as follows: New York, June 13: Amen, Jane 12; PhiladelFhia, 13 ; Baltimore ar.d Charleston, 12 ; Mobile 11 ; Montresl,ll; New Orleans, 10; St. Louis and Cincinnati, 0 ; Halifax, 16. The steam-ship Europa, which sailed from Liver pool for Boston on ties 20 h uh., arrived os the 6th inst., after a p tesog a of 11 days. Tice steam ship Herman arrived at New York from Southamp ton on the 6th ult., atter a passage of 17 days. The Cambria, which left Liverpool for New York on the 2nd had reached Halifax. The Avon arrived at New York on the 10th inst. ; the Trent left St. Thomas on the lath ult. for South ampton, with about 1,000,000 dollars in sp. cie. Domestic affairs unimportant. Ex-President Polk was lyir g dangerously ill. The political terra is neaten interesting nor im por'ant. The store-ship Lexington had reached New York with 1,2801 b. of grain gold. She landed at Valpa raiso 4581 b. At the latest date there was no better prospect of stopping the great crevasse at New Or leans. The water still continned to rise, and all efforts to check it had been abandoned. No fresh intelligence front Canada. Quietness prevailed 111 both provinces. The cholera was extending northward rapidly, but the mortality was net great. In New York the deaths did not exceed 20 per day. The Coterie? and Inquirer says: "The cholera, though established among us, makes little pro gress, and oceasiots in the cty but slight alarm. At a distance, however, it teems to be regarded as more formidable, and deters very many persons, whom business or pleasure usually caller bit'.er at this season, from visit ing as, and hence hers in various ways and to various callings from the merchant, through the hotel-keeper and steatnbcat and railroad proprietors, down to cab men and port re, ell of whom lean custom by what cannot but be lodted upon as unnecessary appre hension." St. Domingo aecounte are to the Ist of June. The city was in a state of excitement in consequence of the president and his generals having deserted the army, and abandoned several strong posts. An setempt was made to arrest the American consul, bat the British consul aid a captain of one of her majesty's vessels interfered. At the latest accounts the city was in a state of siege. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. New YO2E. TVESDAT NIOHT, JVNI 13 —Money eon finites easy and abundant, quite as much, &wham from stagnation of , b114:1101 , 11 as from any other nose. U.S. six per cents. of with coupons, have advanced two per cent. I niece our last, and now brine Ile. C. S. Treasury Notes , too , and al the r. SA , tocks. are advancing; as, indeed, is the ease with good state stack; and even in the fancies there in come speculation. Exchange on England was in fair request to-cloy, at 100, and some ' few sellers asked, without obtaining, however, to any extent, 1091. There is a buoyant feeling in our markets generally, which perhaps the arrival a day or two ago of the Unite l States ship Lexinron, front San Frtultimlo, with a considerable weight of gold dust, the first direct receipt of any large sum from the new region of Monne, has tended to fortify. The exports to Great Britain and Ireland from this port for the forting let endin; on the sth instant, .. - n-istel of 24,821 barrels Flour, 1,7 0 0 barrels earn me d, 339,733 bu.bels Indian corn. noun. —During the last week there has been a better feeling, end I the market has shown more firinneos. Me cheaper kinds of fine a . d nninspeeted for export has sold freely at 4 dots. to 4 dole. 25e.; the common brands of State end Western, edits. 50e. to 4 doh. 561 e.; stridght and good brands, Pools. 56:e. to 4dols. 75e.; Ohio, 4d01e.62 e. to tiohi. 7k.; southern tend. are lest plenty and sell at 4dols. Blle. to 5 dole. for Georgetown, Baltimore, Brimel4ine, &e. Res Rota Minn Idols. 87.0. to 2dole. Me. Coax 31tAt., Idols. 87 ie. to Idols. for Jersey and Brandywine. Gear:v.—Good Wheat In sewn, and the best samples of white Gen 'ewe ran at 126 c. to 1280.; and mixed Ohio, 102 e. to 101.. per 60th.. Ilse is in fair request, at 574 e. to 38e. per 561 b• Clete have been at She. to 39e. •. but choice, Mc. to 36e. Indian Corn continues to bl wanted, and the export sales are large, round yellow bringing Glte. to Ole.; fiat, yellow, 61.te. to 62a; need, white, 59;c. tosouthern, white, foe. ; mined, western, 58e. to 59e. for 561b5., per delivery Wall this month. Round yellow was sold at 621. e. to 63e. Corron.—Lest week 4,000 Inks were added to the receipts of cotton at the ports to neutralise an error of that amount in the Savannah stock, and this week 10,000 bales more are added for a second error. The net stock at Augusta and Rambo, g on the 14 ist., was 6,800 bdee against 43,0n0 last year. The crop of each year, if made up to day, would be 2,618,000 against 2,191,f00. Still, as the stork at all other *Metier points seem to be very small, it is passible that the pre vent nap may not neck 2,680,000. and perhaps not 2,6:0,000. list of course a few ROW errors of le,ooo bales like those above aimed, would carry It up to 2,700,000. A 4 respects the growing amp, backwardness is the remarkable fee ture ; it has made less prepense during the last three weeks than is desirable, and is four weeks later than last year. Up to the latest dates the tempest ere Wheal below the average, and the cool nights had retarded koe growth. linr market matinees without change. Both hereand in the south, as far as beard from, the eimounts per Europa have had no more effect apperenly than if they related to the cotton market in thmoan. Nor need this be deemed extreetdinary, when the stocks th e his side are nature of the backwardness of dhabsiskin so rapidly, and the general the growing crop bee been better ascertained, , The sake same our last, per Caledonia, amount to 3.80 0 bales. fielders maintain firmly their !widen, offering little, and showing no disposition to sell at say reduction. THE ARTILLERY COMPANY REVIEWED BY PRINCE ALBERT. This trtenoon the Royal Artillery Com?any were reviewed by Prince Albert, on the grounds in front of the Armoury, Buohillerow. The olS:e.s and men assembled about 10 o'cl Irk, at which time a large number of ladies and gentlemen had arrived, who were admitted by cards. At 11 o'clock they formed in line, and went through lb -ir 'sere an, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Fi zroy, the number mustered being about 300. The prince, wl o Is colonel aid capsehrgenenl of the corps e arrived at twelve o'clock, when a congratulatory salute was immediately fired by the cannon. Shorty after the body presented arms, and the le end played "God save the Quern." They then formed in open column, and marched in plow and quick times before Prince A.bert. Various military ev •Inttons subs quently took place, with occasioned discharges of musketry. The whole cascaded with a fru-de-joi, which terminated the proceedings 0 the day, and kis royal highness left amidst the vehement demonstrations of loyalty of all potshot. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS IN KENT. 1:14171.2, Jane 20.—Haymaking is proceeding in "right earnest;" the mope are excellent. Catereautwit, June 20.—Ezoepting the cep ing corn, which in cane instances is thin and yellowish, t crops of wheat for the most part are vigorous and pentad .ing. The bears and turnips in many in•tancts ere not ins, good • coniNtion. grass crops have yielded well, and in many instances have been stacked in good condition. The wet weather of daturday a little retarded operations in the hay field. BILASTID. June 21.—We are sorry to say Vas potato blight has made its appearance in several small pieces of potatoes in this parish. E‘sTonnsarzno, June 21.—The wheats on the liebt evils, where the stock is plentiful, look healthy, and in some precis are breaking into ear. tin the stiff day strata they are gene r.aly thin in stock, and not iv, healthy. The oat crop pro mites pt etty fair on some of the light soils, but on the stiff wet soils they are very spindly and yellow, sad do not msk much progress. Beans and peas, we think, must be aeh in crop: the stem tr. stalk of beans, in most cases, are not more than one foot above the ground. We have had some excel lent pieces of Mover this year. Ci011)111:1118T, June 20.—Among the potatoes there is a decided inclination to disease in many gardens in this pariih, and we mach fear we shall again be visited with a blight. Wear Knit Recomr.—Beans : This crop wants rain. In some fields the blossoms are falling off, and in some a few dolphin hive appeared. There are many inferior pieces.— Yeas: The early-sown (November and December) It.h.le well, and promise a crop, whilst the late-sown want rain. November and December sowing should be m are commonly adopted, from present appearanees.—Wheat : Many fields are but thin, and do hot look so healthy at it might he expect dto see them. This will not be an 1817 OW.— Barley . : TM- crop promises fair. No doubt rain woul tbe of terr ier to it, but the early-sown covers well and is not suffering. Oats : These look well where good seasons were made, but on stiff clay lands they require rxin.—Grass and Clover : This crop is, in general, capital for quality and quan tity, and is fast getting into stacks ; and with this ti weather must be good, and at thc smallest possible ezpence tome farmer. Swede Turnips: Tbeee are just making their appearance, and in many places are quickie eaten off by flea. Some showers as, much wanted for this crop ; those who continue sowing till this month is out wall be as forward as those who sowed the first week in the month, and pelhaps less subject to mildew.—Fruit : Cherries are not a good crop ; all the forward sorts are cut off. Filberts are very slightly set, not half a crop. Gooseberries very abort, the yellows being the only sort that waved the frost. Apples, in places, are most abundant, whilst in other places they are entirely cut off.— Surrey Standard. ABUNDANCE OF TILE APPLE CROP.—As prcof of the teeming prospect present, d by the apple trees in this county, there was on Monday t rimed to this Mlle a small shoot trom a tree gros ing at Craton, upon which were as fewer than lb of the young fruit, all promising well. Su, h a specimen we • taw bet ire, and if other trees are at ail like this and no untoward weather occurs. the crops must be large indeed. Thus, although the pear trees have toilet, it seers probable that a large quantity of cider will be made this year.—Hereford Journal. A Fenoctous llonsE.—William Colton, farrier and blackemitn, of Misterton, hating occasion on Wednes day week to go into the farmyard .1 Mr. Corrinebam, ob served a mare, which he bad recently h. d under treatment, prick her ears and lot k intently at him as if she meant mis chief. Bee ming lammed, he turned r• d halo ily to make his escape from the yard, when his f -ot slipp. d and he fell. The mare In a moment was upon him, and, kneeling upon his body, twist d bins by the heck of I is head, and inflicted very considerable injuries with her teeth. Whilst in this position a maid straact, who bad seen the mare run at Col ton, came up and threw something at it, which frightened it away. Assistance wee then milled, and the wounded man was conveyed away, and placed as soon as possible under me dical treatment, but the injury be had reit ived was of such an extensive nature that no hope was entertained of his re covery. He continued to I.nger until Wednesday la .t, when death put a period to his aufferin. a.—Doncaster Chronicle. A Gnowr IX TUC CELIAIt.—A few days ago, the matron of a family residing in Clitnerte, was much Bur taised, and not a little alarmed, at hearing strange noises in the ceLar, which she cool l not account Ix. Alter searching f esome time, she descried, in a corner, the object of all the hubbub and alarm, in the Shope of a mouse with a live cockle attached to its tall. It sprits is that the mouse had rem forsgintr, and the end of his tail had inc..utiou.ly got into the mouth of the cockle, which dated immediately, and secured the unwelcome intruder.—Blackburn Standard. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY EVENING. Though the attendance of dealers in the Stock Ex change was u•iusutlly email to-day, and the amount of actual business insignificant, the English funds showed an improving tendency, especially towards the close of the market. Consols opened at 911 to 1, rose to 91 to declined for a short time to the opening price, and finally left off at 911 to 1, with every appea►ance of firmness in the market. The Three per Cents. Reduced closed at 91 t 3 1, and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 921 to'. Exchequer Bills were done at yesterday's prices, viz., 425. to 45a. premium. Lung Annuities at 82 and 11-16; ditto, 30 years, 1839, at In Back Stock and in India Bonds no business was dor.e. In foreign se cuaties the business done was small, but at firmer rates, with an improving tendency, especially Buenos Ayres. The follow:ng chow the business masked during the day. Brazilian Bonds at 80. Buenos Ayres at 41,401, 411 and 42. Daniell Three per Cente. at 66. Mexican, aith coupons, at 301 for money, and at 302 for account ; ex coupons at 281 for money, and at 28!, and 1 for account. Peru vian For per Cents., Active, at 511. Spanish Fives, dividend from May, 1811, at 161 ; ditto Three per Cents., at 34 and 331. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 51 ; the Four per Cent. Certificates at 77. Letters received this afternoon from St. Petersburg t 3 the 16th inst. report the market for tallow as being very fiat, and as scarcely any business was doing, the quotationxof Rubles'.ll3 to 116 for August, m;ght be regarded as nom'naL Hemp was without purchasers. Linseed was in fair request. Exchange on London was 361 d. to id. From Antwerp the accounts of the market for eager ere not very brilliant, owing to the refiners having ceased to buy for the present. Coffee was in good de mand, more especially for Switzerland. Exchange on London, short, 25.471 cents. From Havre the report of the cotton market is very favourable. The *deices received from New York had given a fresh impulse and enconragement to buyers at improving rates. The sales to mtd.day on Thursday amounted to 2,538 bales, making a total since Monday of 6,352 bales. Coffee also had expe rienced more animation, and 6,640 bags had found ready purchasers at 361 to 41 fr. A lot of Buenos Ayres hides had realised 461 fr., and 18,000 kilo grammes of whale oil had been placed at 411 to 42 fr. The advices from Smyrna report opium as having risen to the extravagant price of 12s. 6d. free on board. In all other articles very little change had _ are, per Cent. (oiwole...average price 911 yield per cent. S 3 6 4 1 Three per Cent. Reduced Three.tind.,tniarter per Ccnta... .., 3 10 B nk Stock (dtv. 9 per cent.) exchequer Bills tint. Id. per day) Isencesliire and Yorkshire Railway • (dividend 3 per cent.) - 6 13 (host Western* (die. 6 id.) (pion and North Meetern• (div.s id.) 36 no 615 111 Larks and Brighton* (die. 434 id.)... 37 ss 6 1 3 UM= and North Western* (die. 7 id.) ISO is 6 7 6 I Millend• (div. 6 Id. 1 Tut and North )idland* (die. C id.) Teak Newcastk, and Berwial• (uiv 6 IL) Private letters received this afternoon by the overland mail viii Marseilles, from the presidencies of India and China, fully confirm the ace.unts of the state of the 'inflicts at Canton, Bombay, and Cal cutta, of which a full report was given in a third edition of Viis morning's piper, especially as regards the two Lima ; we, therefore, merely supply a few notices of the Calait , a market. Company's paper had further impruvcd in value, and money was abun , lant and cheap, with goad securities. The exchartic c nti ue l steady at Is. 101 d. for 6 mortha' sight first-class bills. Specie to the extent of 305,203 rupees had been shipped to England. The prospects for the indigo crop in most districts were not nnfavi urable, but rain wee beginning to be much d to give stability to that re port. Tho total exports of indigo to the end of April amounted to 35,1.16 chests, of which 26,233 were shipped to Great Britain. The Mo kon hand available fir orders was not estimated beyond 300 chews. Sugar had improved from 2to 4a. naa in price, particularly for the better qualities. The exi»tts to Gr( at Britain to 30th April amounted to 146,500 mds. In saltretrc an a(!iive business was doing for American a( count, which had caused an ad vance of 2a. The holders of raw silk were firm for better prices, and, consequently, no business bad be en done in it. The produce of the new bund was begin ning to arrive. Tetra was a good demand for shellac and lac dye, and the priers were well mciutained. Freights haiegain advanc d, and were quoted at N. for sugar and rice, and 11. 15s. for saltpetre, to Lon don : and 7s. Od. to 101. lower to Liverpeol. The accounts from Manilla to the 20th April an counce the re_eipt of our Junuary mail, the trews, by which it was expected mould, in the course of the aeasen, impart great activity to the export Reek, ereehille in the article of sugar. With British manufactures the market. was abundantly supplied. Commercial letters of the 25th April from Java re port a fair demeed for grey and white shirtiree, nod the market bare of twist both white and Turkey led. With cambric s the market wee overstocked. Prints were scare. English bar iron was saleable at 8 guilders per picul. A tow lots of coffee of mixed qualify had realised 111! to 1, and the markets to the eastward had been cleared out. Sugar had been sold at 121. Exchange on London was steady at 13, and on Holland 95 for government bills. The advice% from the Mauritius are to the 20111 April, at which date the overloud mail of the 24th Feb. was daily expected to arrive. Most kinds of Indian pr duce were rising in value, rice excepted. The northern elistreta were suffering from the want of rain, and the coming sugar crop, it was expected, would not exceed 95 milieus of pounds. There had been an active &meted for the article at higher rates, and the shipments were drawing to a close. The influx of coin, to the extent of about 80,000/. in value, sines the beginning of the year, was affordieg the merchants a medium of remittance for returns, since sugar failed fcr the purpose, and rather than pay the high premium of exchange gold and silver were finding their way out of the colony again. The exchanges were quoted —for Treasury Bills, 30 days' eight, 6 per cent, pre mium; private bills, two to three months' sight, with shipping documents. 2to 3 per cent. premium. East India Company's bills on Calcutte, at GU days' light, 471 cents, per company's rupee. To-day's advices from Liverpool as to the state of the cotton market report another week of acieity, the total tales ameunting to 42,000 bales, of which 14,100 American were taken on speculation. The demand for goods and yarns in Mauchetter cordinued brisk, which had given a degree of firmness to prices in the Liverpool market, which were quoted Lci. per pound dearer than the preceding week. The following weekly report of the corn market we extract from a cot. temporary A very sensible rive has taken place in the price acorn this week, which has not b en confined to Mark-lane and the corn markets of nur cuuntre, but has extended to the continent. On the Rhine and in France prices have sd united considerably, the stocks b. ing small, and all tit et can he obtained at the former rites being purchased fur the North of England. Our present prices will not remunerate the holders of grain abroad, and they must rise higher to obtain supplies. Since last week wheat has risen from 2e to 3s per quarter, and on some of the very best Danzig a still greater advance has been obtained. The home supplies for the London markets for the week, 1,560 quarters, and the foreign supplies, 2,410 quarters, me together very much be low the average supplies for many weeks back, and indicate a further rise in the next ensuirg weeks. There has been a manifest improvement in the mining market, and many shares have changed hands, especially in some of the leading and improving mines, says the Mining Journal, in reference to the last days of the post week. Improvements hove been reported in Heignston Dawns, Alfred Console, and Mary Ann, and shares have, conse quently, been in demand at former quonrions, and in the latter especially an advance has taken place. Camb Jens Consols have been done at our present quota tions, in anticipation of some important improvement being near at hand. The directors in Tamar Console, at their meeting, yester day, declared a dividend of 10 per cent, Tincroft is repre sented to be looking remarkably well ; 450 tons of copper ore were sampled on Wednesday, the next will be consider ably more. In Ewalt Lli and Cwm Erfia a large number of shares have found buyers, and the mines are represented to be progressively improving, and will evidently, from present prospects, become permanent mines. The Welsh lead mines are stated to be generally in a very productive position ' and some important discoveries are fully anticipated at Court Orange Mines (formerly Pen-y. Cefn ) Bargains in the following mines have been effected sifiCll oar last:—Devon Great Console, West Caradon, South Bas set, West Buller, Trelawny, Mary Ann, South Frances, Trehane, Tincroft, Regale Lli, Cam Effie, Alfred Consols, Tamar Consols, Holmbush, Condurrow, Eut Tamar, South Tamar, Heignston Downs, Camborne Consols, Stray Park, Tregorden King'ett and edford, Ashburton United &e. At the gtray Park and Csmborne Vean meeting the ac counts show the retains for the four months ending April at 3,7971.35. 61., giving a profit of 6301. 18s. Id. ; balsrce in Land, 1,2521. lls. 7d. A dividend of 103. per share was de clared, leaving credit of 7521. lls. 7d. to next account. The agent's report of the present and future prospects of the mine are highly encouraging ; but the present low standard pre cludes the possibility of giving large profits. At the Condurrow meeting a dividend of 31 per share was declared; the balance in hand is 691. The manager'sreport is hahly satisfactory. The 80 fm. level has improved, and the lode is now worth 501. per fat. for tin. The 70 cast is worth 151. per fm. for copper, and the 30 east is also worth 151. per fm. ; the pitches are working at a favourable tribute to the company, and the mine generally is looking well. At the Wbcal Seton meeting the accounts show a profit of 2381. 151. 11d. on March and April workings, which, with balance from lest account, gives a credit of 4071. 19. e 4d. carded to next account. The prospects of the mine have considerably improved since the lest meeting. The north *taunter presents prospects of early improvement, the 'tepee over the end producing 15 tons of ore to the fathom. The 80 end is producing 8 tons, and the 'topes in the back 12 tons per fathom. The stopes in the back of the 70, on the south part of the lode, are turning out 11 tons ; the north part of the lode, which is not being taken away, will produce 8 tons more. The other levels and stoprs are also productive, turning out 3 and 4 tons per fethom. A number of pitches is the variestui levels are worked on tribute, highly favourable to the adventurers. A great deal of dead work has been completed, and a charge 016001., caused by the erection of a new stam-whim and crusher, is included in the above costs ; At the Trevean meeting, the accounts showed a balance in favour of company of 651. 17e. lid., after deductina the debit kern Let account. By the death of Lady Carrington, the lease falls into the hands of Ler SUCeeliOr and a c unmittee was formed to negotiate vri - k the present proprietor for a new lease, the company pledging themselves to erect a steam engine, awl sink the shalt to the depth of 40 fins. At the Tc , walden Mine meeting, a balance of 1671. Gs. 2d. appeared in favour of the company. From the highly pro 'Melee position of this mine, eupp.red by the strong rc comm-ndaqoa of their intelligmt agent, the meeting re solved that a steam-engine be immedi ttely erected, for the purpose of affording an ern:lent trial, to meet which a call of 21. per sure was deemed neeevary. At the Tremayee nieetirg, the accounts showed a balance in hand of 3231. Ra e 7d. The fall in the market pries of tin and onpper hea mode a difference in the riceipte within the month t t the extent of GOOL In leftism mina Derain, have been effected in United Mexican, Imterial Brazilian, Guadalcanal, Licari., St. Jahn )el Rev. Coreapo, and Boluses. Despatches were received yeeterOity from the Real del Monte, Bolanos, and United Mexican Mining Companies. From the Real del Monte we barn that the property has been passed over from the old company, in England, to pur chasers in Mexico; and it appears that had the shareholders come forwerd and supported the new company, pro;.osed to be formed in March leer, they weuld now have b. gun to reap the bent fit. The mines have been humming for some nonthe, and there is ev. ry proep.ct of their becoming again as productive as in earlier and prosperous times. The Solemn advice' arc to the 4th of May. In the El Bote Mille there has been nothing discover• d of any import ance, but considerable exploratory works have been carried on, an engine erected, which performs well, and other sur face work complett d. In C,lratioa an impi ovcmcnt of such into rest had taken place, as to prevent, at least for the time, the abandonment ail:, mine. Frcm the directors' retort, to be mail t at the forthcoming mee•ing, it will be seen that flirt& r subscriptions will be required to carry on the works; and, from the present Mutations, the din ct MI believe tf•is mine will tarn out one of the moat valuable properties in Mexico. Tie advice* from the United Mexican sr, to 7th May. The improved condition of the mine hit cowl:med. and the lest monthly returns had t xceeded the expenditure by 9,219 Urkides covtring the di licit of the former month of 1.;1./5 doh. .1,..us and Puritima bad somewhat deteriorated; but the nr,re important point of Santa Toribio had given hightr and yet more promifing produce. 'rho workings of the new minea of Ablaut' a.d Prom .ntoria were progre-v -ing satisfactorily. EXCHANGES AND MGM AIIEOAD. rum., Jet.. 23. -1.... 4wy tang .0 - mtg., 13 70 Feu itir 87 10 ; Loot Loan, —; Fours, 72; Indgian 1811 i. 91 : Do. 1641, 91 ; Do, Four-and-A.llllf, —; Da. Two-and-a-ILA ; M•in:ca Bente., 84. Siouan Loan, 74 ; IMW7 Loodx —; Bank Snares, 1350. Exchange on London, 30 90 ddri. JUNK 23.—Actual Debt. Two-and-a-lion per Cents., 491 51 ; ono., Three per Cents., 55 581; ditto, Four per any 77; Amon. 541111., Thiee-suida per Cents., 781 781; East India Loan, 751 751; Spanish Three per Cents, 211 14j; din-, Five per Cents., 111,12. Exchange on London, 12.1; two month , . 11.97. Hamburg, 34.67 ; two reonthe, 31.75. Pari., 54.50; two montha, 56.25.—1n1and hinds were without fluctuation to.alay. Spriniah and Tortigcuese niaiutaincal their price.. itu,..ian and Austrian as yes terday. Fnench rather more uttered. South American without voila,- tion. No bisincs. of buportance war trannattcd. Barvistasi, JUN/. 23. —Belgian Loan, 1610, 901 Nil; ditto, 1941, 91.1; ditto, 1841.831113; ditto, 11436, 76; ditto, of the City, 1843, 90; 1: ink ant Belgium, 119; ditto, issue of 1611, loN. klachange London, 25.50. TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLoct. In the home funds there is no alterat on to notice. Consols opened at 911 buyers, et which they have contiuu.d weady, and aro still quotLd 91.! to 4, with an improving tendency. The Three per Cm:6. Re duced, were done at 914 and 4. The Thrte-and-n- Quarter per Cents. at 92:, and 1. Bank Stock at 195; and Excluqu.r Bills at 42.. and 455. premium. The foreign securities have likewise shuwn much steadiness, and the business done has been at a slight improvement in moat stocks. The following show the transactionsof the morning : Belgian Fonr-and-a- Malt' per Cents., 811 and t ; ditto s Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 504 to 51. Buenos Ayres 413 mid 42. Dutch Four per Ctnt. Certificates, 771. Muzican, 284, !, and 1, ex coupons. Portuguese Converted, 231. Spanish Threes, 344, 334, and 311. The French Renter; in the Paris Bonne closed on Saturday. 'the Three per Cents. at 53.65; Five per Cents., at 87.20. ...... ENGLIBf . I yuNps,. for Ace...l uly 17.914 pur Cut.. 9 . 21 t let dlv Esebequer fltils. 424 to Musk Rtoek.l93l 5 3 per 11. Rod. Awn., 3 per LI. Um. Auue., FOREIGN FUNDS. I per Ct. Atudriaft Bonds: . L 7"... 41 per Ct. Belg. Ikeds, 26 per Gust. ditto, Slava. lir.sillse ltd., 79 81 ldttn New. i 8 e 9 per Vt. Mated Airreetkl .41 2 INtto 111,. , 12 4 Cubtialo. Def. ltd.; E , 11.11 , i0r LLI4, 31 3pb Ct. Dant.h ISIS, t'6B 24 per Cl. 'Audi Iklr., 60 14 4pen Ct . Dutch Ctxto..77 8 1 per CL Grenada 1141 z, 15! 1% ommada Dekrn.l 151, 3 t 5 per Ct. Mex., 1516 6 per Ct. Peruvian MK.. 51 3 1 . 4.11VTU6+0 Cone.. L';! 6 per CL Itum. 114., 101 3 I,ILt Sparibth 34./ 41 3 her CL ripanPh , Icll7 Spanlzh Lefcrrol 151,. Mtn. Pitedre per et. Venezuela IM a., 24 6 Vweluela Warred lids, 7{ I'ItODUCE —MINCING LANE, MONDAY, [past Two. —The pubile salts of Sugar advertised for to-marrow comprise 150 Ride. ittrliailoc+, NOW bogs Mauritius, and 2,500 bags Bengal.— I ntft, 3,8 a4l 14(40110n. The at tiele moot in retort the last two days by private contract hasbeen native Cel len (Wile, and there ore now Lu3t.r. with Lut ice wllerA; the Oper4Uolll bate principally .peculators. The Hu rgct bating paced without any di-position 'Mown to reduce the duty on ..foreign" Coffee, strengthened tho market f r plantation, and on advance of lid. woo freely paid. In other al-delis we have no material alteration to notice.—Tea has not been influenced by the was received by the China mail. COTTON.—Livisaroui, Jinn: 23.—The market to-day WWI firm ; the sides were about 111,640 bales, including 2,000 taken fee speculation and export. MANCIIEsTER, JUNE 23.—Ttub yarn and cloth markets were rather more active to-tiny, and the buyers were rather unwil ling to concede the higher rates pseud y demanded; tbe:e was di- idedlv bade:deg tendency in prices PO far as actual transactions went. The (*amerced advice. from Ind.a, received per eles.ria tele graph, bad a wdatary influence on business, as oho, have the repeated awarantes coining from callous quarters that peace is on the eve of being concluded between Prussia and Denmark. The business doing for the India mat kens is very considerable, and the operations for ex. portilnoe a whet wide range, ineludiag a fair extent of demand for the markets of North and Eolith America, of Rimini, and the Levant, as well a, our colonies. There is ale° a large extent of business in the home trade. The descripticma of cloths most in demand are the lighter makes, including GO to Gn reed 40-inch shirting, lip; reed 26 and 27- inch printers, madapollams, and T cloths. For some of these qualities of mods manufacturers are under eery extensive contracts. WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—Lasos, Jima 23.—There was only a middling attendance of merchants and manufacturers la the cloth halls this morning, and the tramactlona were not so extensive on Saturday last; tba Bali to-day being limited almost entirely to low wooded blurt and wool dyed black; nn, of the qualities which have been current Lit mime lime past. lIARDWARE.—BIRMINGHAX, Jume 23.—The state of trade here remains pretty much the same as when test repm ted ; mere the whole, perhaps, business is very much better than might Ds expected. The manufacturers ate for the moat part tolerably supplied with orders, sufficiently so to keep their workmen in lull employ. Ines—We are unable to report any improvement in she mate 01 the iron trade, stoppages at 81111 C large swim in the neighbourhood of this town were tallied of on Friday, but, in the absence of preen* infer matian on the subject, we forbear from a more particular allusion to the matter. TALLOW.—The market continues steady, with not much demand for Y.C., but there Is cons derable business doing In South American and South Australian Tallow. Price*: Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 31n. to 350. 3d.; October to Dmember dthrtry, 33a. td. to 3tls.; separate months' delivery, 39a. 3d., buyers. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1847. 1848. stock this dap Casks. Detre!, hill wtek Do. licat Ist June Atrical last week 8,396 8,096 843 1,028 3,131 4,079 1,382 384 3,432 5,516 50e. St's. Cd. 4186 d. to 4: SU. Od. I 468. 6d. Do. from lot June Pries Y. C. tine day per cwt Do. Town last COALS.—Jrars 25.—S West Hartley, It'.; Carr's 11 Hard •y, ; Walls End Ha 168.3 d.; %Voila End Larabton, 1 Walls End Um, 188.3 d. 1849. 23,304 1,132 3,470 1,146 - 134 I 385.6(1. 39.6 d. ;hips at market, IN.—Saddle's 14s; Eden Main, I ; West "swell, 16a. 6d.; Walls End Het i" 'Sand.; Will. End !Stewart's, Ifia. 3d.; BREAD.—Ions 23.—The priers of wheaten bread in the metropolis ere from 7d. to :id. ; of household ditto, 3d. to did. per 4lbe. leaf. Hors.—Bonoron Manua. Mean. Pattenden and Smith wport that there matinees a good demand for flops on specs- Lon. The amounts are fully at bad from all parts of the plantations this moraine. Duty 80,000/. Mkl and& Keats. W. 104. to7l. Os. Yearling Keats .. 31. Os. to 41. Os. Weald of Keats .. 2 10 to 410 I Twirling Sussex .. 3 0 to 4 0 Strset 2 6 to 410 01d now . 1 0 to 2 0 Farnham ...... 4 0 to 7 0 CORN. MARI-LANE, TRW DAT. The supply of English Wheat at market was a very short one, and was epeedi:7 taken off by the town millers, at an advance of fully Zs. Per quarter upon the rates of this day sennight. Fortign C• t must be quoted 2s. talker. Ship and country Flour was Is. to Si. per sack dearer. No alteration was made in the top price of town-made. Barley was firm at late rates. Good huh horse eons wan fully 6d. dearer, and there wasan improved sale for the secondary and inferior qualities, with the turn in price against the buyer. Baum and Peas maintained their former value.