The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-16 00:00:00

F -- _.-4 - lii..-+-cp Ttt 4-xlirtLsl No. 875. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1849. [THREEPENCE. TllE ult:su LIVERPOOL and LONBON FIRE and : AN COMFANT.—EMahlishwl ia 11138. Leo. ... E nd by Mt of Porhorotet. • - opygo--s, Vister.strtet, Livorposi; 7. Charlotte-row, Ilarrica. bins. rodti, Itereutetreet, WM.,100-placc, London. TILINTEL/1. 61: T. D. Dinh, 11. P. ; Adwn Hodson, Ear.; H. H. nstWoen, Esq. amerces rs 1111111011. entnuiAtt—WlLLlAM EW Mr. Esq., M.P. DrPriT estAumats—OLOlWlL WELD. YOUNO, Esq. pp OE P. De Roth., Bart. lion. F. Etwatottby M etbew Forger. ~ 111.1`. John llsokinr, Vag. Fooduriek Harrison, . 1 . J. R. Rosseter, EP% Nati Haney, taq. Edwsnl T. Whitaker, bq. we D. Maaolco, La., M.P. Ss intnn Walt, Esq., &tretary to Imo D. Nic. , l, Poi. the Cothran,. „. ISSIDVIT SILIUMAIBT—WOUILI ileadlorie% ran. Looms' or TIM Naar END Dotson—Frederick Chiamook, jussresi—Union Ibink rd Lond ri. ✓osh nor Paboev, France. and Earner, HottlertLeow. Muses& Ilarsinors—Mairsholl Moll, M.D., F.ILL ; Alesseder oder.% bq., 1.11.C.E. liceravots-31cwornThentromand Morn% 2, Cceetalt-street west. ✓obsortbr4 east's', tl, r 10: surplus tads, 5164,940. The libUtty of the rroprirt.n to anliwited. Firehromunce at borne, in Or colonies. and in Porton ewantrito. Life inour.iree, with gnu intecd boluses or others .se. Capitol CU t!, to M.: the derrecistion of lean hold property W pose of Pros. mid r intr;,) how. ed by the Consoartr. THE DIRE"TOR4 HAVE OPENED OFF' T . 9 AT No. 2e„ RE GENT-STREET, WATEttL4OO.PI.tCE, UNDER THE MANAGE- Jam OW MR. CIIINNOCK, PROM WHOM PROSPEC TESIA AND lI:ETHER 1N iIt.MATION MAT BE OBTALRED. :MIN 'ON BUILT, *crow, te the OsetwaY• ll s t i ON BEDS rEAIbS sad CHILDREN'S (0113. A miry 'ono amertmest of them Beletorte le Lea sad brow. 17e. OL seek ime OMB tram Ho emb, Said MO demon sod posit maim, md manly Moe Iran emose. sma.Fr e Ott SALE Wire efemr-romes of WILLIAtI a. ItttllTOX sad Barton,. Orient/Mr.-a forme of NorresooMmot sad o. 1, lielmam.otro waieh me the loKest It. the soriri; when mai WA , be *Ns Me pm. eta It MO. ..t Ivo) last 4 trial Dad. which if q51M.134 olti •to trouatw woollen Mtloools. It his bees fossil, we auxiliary le pert. e• me, Paerior to ma the anteitArd. Cassoon ken hedstriut. at UN. ed. e . ch.—Detailed eatelagemy vlde tagraviep artery tro•dersoe•re urtiek, mot (per pose) feu wR74,-,ii A — TT.MiiiiElt begs to all the at . I. nil r. et Isoittirs sad the pith& to the Idlowlng WWl's, all wh are mode eut of issliseasoned =dais': Sweep-bock ?dn. horny Chilro. In best hale 'colon, I le. 0.1.; ditto RAGE COW.* t , mach, ken £3 Is.; Solid Mologrwir Itio Tables. to .1:1 Ira ; *.bd Illossiond Drawinn-omen Claim Muted sad eo to dasoull.. 17.... riL • Ossithn to instal, from £3; Mahogany Chests of DrAw 10, pia bri . horn Cl 1n..; Ispane.l Chester DralleTS, team LI 10e. —l‘. A. ". ADYR. 21, Pas mind, Finsbury. BEAUTIFUL TBETIL-ROWLANDS' CODOII7O, eR PEARL DENTIFRICE, e whits powder, ono younated of the choicest sad roost rtcbercbi•fupr iasma of the Orisatel Rohl. lit ersobestes to ty from the te, h, removes spots of Wel. pleat dumb polishes sad pre. erre+ the "um. I, imparting the most pere and aessLllbe Ishltertess,and glve4 •wrelctw and perfume to the breath, err, it by tie moans t tted hom the ewes, and s heltby act•oa ou redeem are indwell, e•, that the teeth (If Wesel an thus n mitred firm to etc . ; screen.. pr i g 2a di per bfw, — CAU. prnt:et the public from frond, t ellaw.fYomMlmershaee Reseed the proprietors' no.or. and address—am; "A. ROWLAND sad MON, la. flitithrtim." —to b re :seed on the ainerantssit lamp. which is .00ml ea tec► b,s. bold by them e awl by eisseists eel pord , mers. --- - - _ Alil laiLltNliTlil'S 11.1.1.3 tar tit., NERVES and Sr:4AS, pace b. al. sad Ile. atm'. Mae estrasedlaary at eir• way he peoettent Inc n ..7r &mart Its dallies the str aw 14e^nt ni ;metal serametop, sod will seareely be credited ale tad. Th, rfrVO'L , senatinas ravish as II bp arids. In midi. an le W rm. , rtl... .. et:meth:any tlat nervous sad saneolar =mit mourn P. a seoue nerl,nt, is a der satibilleisegl. a won. artnitteuer al J., rtorreak , errata a ..sad and pro. dries rear.rt and atrial:Le eicea. As s pander dr lased this leetehre is varso..itra, for it pr,trate. toe whoa bodyike • alma ta.l ea•.e. , cm . . !raper.:- cat of the rrt :rs ; on this segoost, those Mos •h• a, dryir••• . f 1 . .%•:•.: • Ile•-o.'1 , . 1 e'eapteake Pl.tilti as amdinely 4r.leare • Inc Tae pa:titular% of Mr. Absreettit 's reit ors sad dirt WO tral,r4 mond emit box. The looreet-prke box le 6.41. W . mit...141 agetto : LUIZCLAT, Fan*.natort-etreat JUNO, ParterAlaret. %Atom. 1.11 I 4 %W. t. 1. ra c•rd. o net. ImpRoVI) 811FEP and LAMB DIPPLNO comvo4, mv.—norvre4 CTLI.E4PIV3 SUF.Er DIP \G Co):INAITIoN.—Ttir vary mit aticzilages to dreeihre of Meer and forum re of Owl, from rihtt tWe Com., Woo, is Dr...4ra. )y..0. Llce. Lc ravage. of tie dy, and moopt, nod ad&n:: taw • to the prowea and liq of the wool, !taco I ton oolefair•ei wood darit.te it Freud of upwards of ten years, in Yorkshire, se teed. Litt uhishlre, sod Istier'y In lb', culottes of Aieendia wet the t 'um of 1;t”,. 11a.e, lw aulltrwation a which the praprirtee Wets lila pride to tle• adu ring tedinaurdide from nearly id the dist .dtricoltoe 0.. of the day. To be hail of Ilto swots. It Ito chew-. pririntotium fur einem toil Limb dioping. field In parkett, east Air idy sheep, at 24. inch. donee- kagetey, ; Mist . "itemises; Tooth, kirigge. Wl** pale tondos wool; Lamp.ti Bostliere. and Siutt, Upper Thantoe.reet. ITALY. BOIIBARDMSNT OF ROME. ROMAN STAT"..3.—We have Lees from Rsme tithe Nth, with letters from our own e.rrespondent in that e•••• to de 6:h, in the afternoon. The bombard ment commszetl on the 6t4. and seas renewed at two o'el•vk on the Osh, at which moment our correspon dent slims as fo!ls.ws: " lIALr-PAST Two tiCLocx.—The attack has been resumed en the same poin:s as yeatershy. and the elr.non again thunders behind Pores fitn Pancrazio. The *.:emtlaranssest or vs n3-5.131e Rome is a vsnealirm of which no este would have supposed rs is:disjoin Yrane3 earble. Th 3 Pal tsz r Spada. Palau, Ma dame, cot t u elturcis Sa•stt S &Dina on the Aven tine. tare stly show tat effects of tto enemy's shells, and she &Tars will be, no &mit, frightral te'ore the sLostroetive Isbonr is over. " A tree.:-rd us storm of thowler and lightning just nSw alsla ' warring of the elements' to that of min, and the neon is nwtolly grand. The greet lust oil& has preceded thi • heavy rain Will TIM iv, the rameagna sill' more u s h e althy f or th e besieger., 11.3 well as for those tro--p3 .-ho defend the rung,' puts of the city wags." FRANCE. PARIS. FRIDAY, 5.30 P w. The of tottloy in th.) cmhly was taken up with a &maid of atitherisariou to prosecute sere rid more lapat.ts, cram d of intryiriog against go vercmoto Tho nano s arc Men Ind; 11-miccot, It Hand, Landelphe, J nrme, Arrq, and licit:mann. The climb r retired to its bonsai to name a com mission and drily up a report. It is repatrd M. lA•dru Rollin was watched from Paris to Illarro, whew he was allowed to embark for Erg area, without brio, molt red. Anot ,, er report, however, states that he was arrested on his way to Lyons. . • ••. Tbe minx 11. t b sled to Ear': b:cn found at Cur eercatuirc• di a Arts et Nhtiere : Ltern dietator of the Denteeratie sad Sochi Rtpablic, wi.h the riffit of life tad death ova every French I. ter3rast-olajn dtive Tek ;igbt iniantry, Mims' kr ef W. r. Deli cx•rotavy, Minister of Eye. J u otee. I Nefioel. joeruclises iregon.Miniso rof Public Work,. Felix Ppd. Mins•or r,f *b. Lattice. Grippe. Ilifieter m Anicolt”re and 0.111311T011. Mire Lenox. 1111e14er of Fablia liatructioo, Public Worship befog eopproccl. Gent, Widow el Fueolito Atom . Norio, Mabee, of Marble According to the Cimseilmtionnel, Owes of paper woes also fo.und at el:n eases plaeo, which, ou bet:writ together, formed t4e folloning documents: Csseenteloirr do Area r. MO•iere, 12th Juno, 2 o'e'ook. Dear Ptaident,—The Naar mien b • broken out; it is spreadir gsU our Pans. Teo Montagne is In permanence, gnu& tby tEs az:dicey of *Lc am tit,' srus:d. The people are reshitg to RIM to &tend thr eoiatitution. People of Grenoble, to arum to support your brothers of Paris. To anise, to arms. 1 1 Lur representative Is perhaps about to die kr you. L. ARIL It would, I believe, be *lit SIT a certain number of us to appear in the lentos whh our iesirsia. lye could assure rearselres in advance of the gluten by causing a reedinnols macs to be wade cask time. Kersausie, Le maitre, mid I se , ald do this duty. Sof pad two o'cloek.—emit the reiflo demoretra km, which was repulsed by the wrens de vitt', who have killed three or four mot, the Moutapass hare been through the town, amidst trio of " Vire la Repels:ism l Wire la coma nation " end enneituted therorelves en permanence at this Consort .hire des Arta et hleitiess, from whence we shall Inge a *prAleinotion to the goo*, rah g them to arse. flits the sinul everywhere The sword has been drawn from the sheath. Communicate this loner to the colliers at Moor., &I. There wrest 1,. ao more hesitation. Fraternal VICTOR IiZITIVANN. Z. MSNAND, ROLIVSO, GROCORRT, CR. RUBIOLN, LANDODIPME. lbw tar nese may be genuine it is impossible to Among the persons arres'ed are many of the ex 'Aiontagnards of einssid;,e. Sines their corps has been broken up. they have b-en etnnleyed in the associa tions 01110 frfe.rud, of cook*, hair-dressers, &c. Chiefs of elub4, eel. goes of omialiet committees, &c., bate also been talc.a into custody. M. Langlois, one of the editors of the People, has be w arrested, trgether with, it is mid, about 15 other pen,sns c•.nnected with the Journal. All the papers of the journals were diverged in the invation of the office. yeatemisy the polite arrested Einetern men, bear ing hid e d ,ire.urms, who were assembl e d i n the Café Noguda Rue dee Moulin,. A great quantity of am mtfbition, and an enormous number of papers, were wired in the care. A man, who nn Wednesday attempted to form a barricade in the Rue Richelieu, by upsetting a vehicle, was shot dead by a dragoon. The Assembly was lets last evenieg discussing is the bureau: the project of the ministers for preisecut leg M.M. Ledru Itoilic, Victor Conaiderant, berg+ ants Rattier and Boiohot, for csnspiriug to overthrow the existing government, and fee exciting to civil war. A few minutes before five the public sitting was re sumed, and M. Paillet presented a report, declaring that the committee appointed in the bureaux were übanimeuely of opinion that the authorisation ought to be &ended. In consequence, the Assembly at once voted the authorisation. The Minister of the Interior then presented a bill to int►rdiet for the term of one year all clubs end political meetings calcu lated to disturb public order. Urgency was at once declared on the bill, and it was ordered to be c3cei dered in the bureaux this day. The text of the bill above mentioned is as follows : "Art. 1. The government is authorised for one ye►r, from the date of the promulgation a the present la., to inter dict any clubs or political meetings of a nature to disturb patdk tranqtyllity. Art. 2. An account shall be rendere-lby the government at the end of the year of the manner in which the law has bees es-outed." _ _ M. 11 , :billot, Prefect of Police, was yesterday twice received by the Lice dent of eo Republic. MM. Mole, Odllon Bernet, Tracy, and Pamsy, had als3 in terviews with him. At one o'clrek the President went out en to t, accompanied by M. Fleury. M. Poacher, Prt,cureur of the Its p tklic, accompa nied by a substitute and a jugs d'Estruction, went on Wednesday evening is the Legislative Assembly, and examined the representatives who had been *arrested. He afterwards bathed warrants fn the ir decent ioo. The reg:ments which have arrived in Paris within I the last two days amount, with those &Lead) forming the garison, to upwards of 100,000 men, and they are to remain until the st.te of siege elan be rained. The 1. g:on of art'llery of the National Guard bas been diasAved and partially disarmed. 31. Guinard, the colonel, has been erre a. ed. Two companies of the 24th of the line conveyed yesterday to tho Tuileries a quantity of carabines which Lad been seized in several houses, and in the hands of insurgects. Some revolutionilts from outaide the Wrier' made attempt', on Wednesday, to burn tie brid..es framed of wood. The l'unt d'Austorlitz w.ue the first upon which an attempt was made; bat it Niel, owing to the z• al of the gendarmerie and some of the na'ional guari:s. Rouen has been quiet, as well as Lille. There had been much agitation at Toulotne on the lath, but zo ou , breik. Nam. Jess 13.—New Lae; —; Three per Cents.. SS in ; Five per Cans., ID; Ls! Lass, ; laws, —; neighs Fives. 181 n, eirj ; Do. 1841. • Do. tour-and-a-11.11f, —— • Naples Rents, • Roam Lain, N. Tannery Deed., —. Rank Shares, 2233. Flehrafee on Lades, SI an, Ss So; PO days, SS 17. Bouaar--Parla artd °dates 750; Patio and Rouen, 515; Rouen end likVfe. —; AVillooll and Maratides 199; etrambours and 10de, 100; CCQUO (Vierzon),3lo; diniena and Boubine, —; llorsnut 407; North. 410; trit {ol.i Stra.bourg. 3.. d 25; Tours and Nanees 310; Montereau and Troyes 120; Dia:pe mad Fe tamp, —. STATE OF Tins BANG or FRANCE Up to JUNE 14, with the oorrwponding hams of the prezedina week : Week ea.! ing W.-ek ending June 7. June 11. 2assuarais9 r. e. MOW 67,900,000 • 47,900,0:0 Capital 0f saw fused banks Deserve 10,000,090 0 10,000,000 Draws of now fared banks 2,9.0,730 0 2,920,750 Rexene is rani pnverty Dank notes in shaulatioa ........ Do. Dna& basks Allis tit order 920,911 73 810,491 30 Amount current of Treasaryoreditor 23,591,141 45 24,815,470 82 &Avers amount., etuTtat 1181,702,121 34 106,1119,951 10 Aenrants eurrvat ia the bianshes Ilexipts'enraboi at sight , ........„ 11,933,500 0 3,647,800 0 Ikansbes Drafts of *snob leaks parsing by bask Drafts of bank psyablit b branch banks .... 1,697,064 0 1,423,479 0 Dlvidensis payable Eiriti:iL of branch batik of Afters Di.rount, direr. interests, and es prams 3,374,784 02 3,404,5f.0 48 Divcounta and divers Interests is lima& banks 1,991,936 0 2,048,179 0 Re.direnant hot half -lest 116,109 13 148,109 85 Ditto in broach bran 440,641 0 460,021 0 Busidrin ........... . 412,333 56 597,719 77 897,449,7.7 14 666,711,176 32 Min and Mak In the a Mak tanks 129,379, 0 ,2 0 170,312,291 0 *Vim wet due , , 174,39ki 00 :01,09.i Om 9118, and aimplaseim in Pans ..... 47040,034 90 47.033.01,1 03 DI. in, h branenksiska Magmas is ?Wino Advanora on ladllua by Womb b inks C301:193 0 1,.10,031 0 Mugu= on rre nob rabid 'undo 23,004,311 43 23,049,992 43 Adesacco co Praia rabid Naas by leamelt Make 1,433,413 0 1,39 4 ,03 0 Admen to die gale ea iteroary am adenoma to the Mate ra leis a( railll,a, _ 30,000,000 0 50,000,000 0 atoll fonninr roper.* ...... ... 10, ovum) 0 10,000,Ped 0 IPArk. Alsruadde fends law laud of sew awed bobs Is public bu 4. bleak buldbue and (endive 4,900,00 0 4,000,000 0 Teal proprrty of breech beaks Istereit la Natkoal Dieudiat Doak 940140 9 1110,0 N I loitered of *gaga banks la the Merbotal Diaconal basis of the preglacial Cowes ....-....-...- 290,000 0 230,0011 0 Preluded bills Pcotoated bills in breach Osaka 3,557,217 0 3,510,027 A /grew. of massauneat EX: COMM Of MIROVIINSt el branch bangs .... ....................- 4 ,0,971 0 311,240 0 rem', ir• ....„.. ....... „...... _. ... t; & i iiiiiiiiiiii _ seine _ __ _ _ ipoo,ooo 0 LOOO,OOO 0 1.000 of 3,600.000 to the dt, Of MIA 0,000,000 0 0,000,000 0 07.419,397 84 .791,1176 32 GERMANY. BAVARIA.—Our last intelligswe frees Munich is to Jane 11. . . On that day the chambers were dissolved, but no reason was assigned for the vigor, us measure thee adoptzd. BADEN.—Our latest news from Carlsruhe is to June 12. - - . _ The to-ealled Polish general, M'croslawski, arrived on tic 9th, when, havirg irs;ected We arsenal and the cannon-foundry, he started on the Ilth for Mann heim acd Heidelberg, to convince himself of the state of things by persoral observation. The Cons'itu-nt Assembly was opened on the 11th. Citizen Brentano mad? a long spercn, of rather a violent description. He praised, towards the end of it, the valour of the Baden troop, who could hardly be induced to await the stack of the enemy, so eager was their &site to march and enmmeree the struggle. In the next sitting the house will elect its president and secre taries. RUSSlA.—Lsteit date from Warsaw is to the 10th. On the Bth the Grand Prince Constantine Nikolajewitch arrived here from St. Petersburg. THE TAXING OP STRANGERS IN GUERNSEY Was hell taken into eonsid , ration by a lane and tumultuous public meeting, hell in thr island for the purpose, when it was resolved that they shall htneeforth be exempted front taxation. THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT HEBBERN.—The Logout in th:s case was concluded on Wednesday, when the jury retired for nperarls of an hoar, and returned woh • verdict of o Acci:ental Death," accompanied with the fol lowing recommendation, viz.: " We, the jury, strongly neon= red that the dcf uty overman be sent down the pit at least en hour before the men gm to their work, to examine the mine, and see that the ventilation is in proper order." We (Sunderland Ilerald) are ialoraied that the "C:rriny " safety lamp h mud gado, ively in thit colliery, but that the pit, as shown at the inquest, hag always been so well venti lated that only one of them wee in Iles at the time of the exolesson, and that by a man who was at some distance from that part of the mine where the firedamp exploded. The pitman who was working by the light of the " Manny " was projected to a considerable dictum*, and the safety lamp was only slightly bruised by the shock. It wee reheated b the viewer, and by lts hap the mine was explored, and the bodies recovered. THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF GLENORMISTON, in Peebleshire, has been bought by William Chambers, Erg of this city, at • shade above 25,0001., which may be regarded as a moderate pries, but no: am sugaring the prospect of any considerable diens* in the value of laad.—Edinburya divenissr. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAT. .--- -- --- MAXIMAL OMTEIt. Thomas Graves, a middle-aacd, respeetahltelooking man, surrendered to take his trial noon ad indictment esargior him with the OlanalAughter of William But, by striking and beating him end by eastiog him up sn the evened. It appeared troll the teaticaory of nuo,ersus witnesses that the &ceased was a labouriag men, seventy-six years of sir, and on the afternoon of the 17th en May he was sitting in a drinkieg box outside • public-house, we en the prisoner, who was an entire stranger to him, and who was very much intoxicated, went up to him, end threw a hand kerchis fin his face, apparently in a joke. The vld man took up the kendkerehief, and put it i-.to his pocket, and when the prisoner demanded it from him, he refused to give it up, and said he shs.uld keep it. The prisoner, upon this, began to square at him, and the deceased warded off his blows and rot up to spar, and they sparred at each other for about five minutes, at first apparently in joke, bat at length teey appeared ar_gry with each ether, and struck each other violent blows. Tee fight continued for four rounds, during three of which the decease d appears d to have the heat of it, end the prisons r was knocked d•owa three times. The landlord s• length stepped the fight, and this deceased washed himself and aid some ports r, and did not complain of any serious injury. He went home shortly afterwards, and when he arrived there he complained of very treat pain in his stomach, and he was removed to the North London Hospital, where he laid until the 20th May, when he died, and u2on a post-mortem examination it was found that a portion of the bowel was ruptured, and Shin injury, which there was DO doubt was occasioned by vislence, wan the cause of death. It cppeared that the prisoner bed behaved very kindly to the widow of the de ceased since the unfortunate tr.sesiction, and the surgeon who was examined expressed an ohiuion that if the injury had been received (luring the fight, in all prob•b:lity it les ull have occasioned very greet pain immediately, and he did not thick he would have b en able is have drank bier, and have walked hems after war.' without assistance. Jib; p --- risone;,urg4thu, even if the jury sbould believe that the death was the result of the fight, he WPS awe they would 'eel that the fatal occurrence was quite unintentional, and that the offence wa of a very venial character. The jury returned a verdict of Noe Guilty. QUARANTINE AT MALTA.—Ina private lett r, just raw treed from Gibraltar, it is s attd That the quarantine re- Evictions are ant rely reu coved from that por., end that thr governor, Sir Robert Guot.ner, bid d-trratined rot to re impose them, even to meet the wishes of the Spanish authrri.les. It appears that du-ing tho negociations Eluding this ma t r, the Spaniards threat'ned to stop the supplies from p.. 9 log the Spanish liner' if their wishes re speed, g the qwrantine laws were not complied with, and the governor bad been hood to declare that in such • cage he would obtain supplies from Tangier rather than give way. MONEY MARKET. FIIDAT EVENING. Consols opened this morning at 91 to t ' and irt eon sequt nee of the fi tmnees shown by the Frencti go 'ennuist in ear:weaving the attempts to disturb tee peael of Paris, and th 4 qu belongs of tho Preach funis having come two p ( - rut, better, they soon ram La 91l to;, but of er wattle they dro optd a little, and left off at 911 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at 901 to 911, sal the Naw Three and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 9lf, 91?„ 92, and 921. naney was mire abundant in the Stock Exchenge to-day than it bas been far the lest few days, thouzh in the discount smite. there Is an inormsed demand for it. _ _ _ The Bonk of England averages for the week end ing the 9th inst., when conspated with the wu'k prveedinT, give the following wanks : are ilattra twee 5etJt0.....04 Increase L21G.G35 arceletson lathe ...... Demise I Paella Awaits 6.151,024 morsel si Oth. r de, . 9,326,1.10 lka,lol 161,t2i Gorerneasetnereriiies le l 14. l7thsol tamable department— Other .iscuridts Coin Anil Stallion 14042, Seven day Lodi:dm Wile I,to •,i The Shea . . SAME la . 11.101J124 Lk—Amour, ,G 73 6762 1,. cream 1.101N3 .441 .„ lkvreare 9,014 .141 Decrease 45 far Ow Week cnding Juno 9.1441 4 . Iflowerntne It D ebt..... 411.01%100 04114 recur.urn.., 2,914.:40U IGulg Coal n.. 1 111:114no 13,414 4 ,:31 2Slves 1M Mlou 321,4.1 4,1, lISPJ lloks 127.71VA1N I A17.:7 ,, .2v0 427.7;4014) DADZISCI DI Freyaletoes'eapi.7l....Zl4. 583.0v1i Re=t ....... 3,111.0411 pod, ........... linen& lit be 1. t4.4v. Cistu .166 of Na.*.i Debt, owl On. Aria) 111.51,01' 4 1 OtLcr IN: nits . 94ti.160 ti.voudal ...a.l.ptita 110 b I.Voi,tha 7ALT3IIII?. Uovernment Etogavitlei (twin& Wad Annuity) OtherSecura.i3 ors Not 0 (gland Stiver Coin £31.420.7t4 M. ItAnSIIILL. Jute 14.14 From St. Petersburg the accounts rteeie. d report a dull market for exports, with the exch• nice on London rather more favourable for buyers Tne ad vice. from Riga repree.nt the export market wehout animation, there being letle demand tar too principal stspks. In hemp a few sake had been made at un proved rates. In grain a slight demand had sprung up, and a ems purchases of barley and 'ats had been made. Rye was is good demised at advanceo prices. weights to England, 375. 63. to 40 , . per ten. The expert of flax up to 6th June amounted to 16,504) toes, and of censhin.- ' seed to 21,000 qrr. Exchange on London, 3 months, 3613. per silver rouble. In Hamburg, the continniti ii of the blockade, by which :he supplies of produce were limited to the trifling shipmeies conveyed by the mill steamers, had ereatly tended to reduce the stocks on hand, and in coffee had given rise to a speculs'ive demand, the sales since last post amounting to 12,300 bag., chiefly of Brazil, at an advance of 1, with a very firm mark het. The holders of' sugar, fur the same reasons, de mendsd higher prices, and in consequence of the small at: aka and want of assortment, many orders foe the interior could not be executed. Cotton, also, was held for betel: prices, and altogether the produce m.erkots had shown decided symptoms of improve ment. In exchanges there was little doing, but bills ea London score in request at 13.91 for 3 months, and 13.101 sight. Money was abunlant. The public securities were improving, and railway shares con tinua firm. In A Awerp soles of coffee had taken plice to the extent or 5,21/0 bogs at i i proving pricer, In eatton business had been done to the extent of 1,000 bales a' pric - s fully mainta'ning former queta tkas. Exchange on London, 23.60 f,r short. The commercial &deices brought frim the Brazils by her 31ajestyl's steamer Alecto, report a greater degree of activey . in the export ade, and a coed derable reduction In the stocks of the principal pro duces. Liters from R'o of the 23th April estimate the stock of coffee at 15,000 bags. and the superior qualities were held at 3,100 to 3 200, and good at 2,450 to 3,000. The exchange on London was 231 d. to 25id., in which a good deal had been done, more especial!) , at the latter rate. At Bahia the stook of auger on 14 May was estimated at 12,850 chests, against 23,300 se Name peri:d last year: prices were very firm. Freights to C iwes for orders 37e. 63. per ton. Exchange on London 261 d. to 263. Advice. from Pernambuco, of 8 h May, bring higher quotations for sugar, for which there was more demand, with very smell stocks in hand avail able for export. The exchange on London was nominal at 251. At Buenos Ayres the import mar ket was represented as eceouragnig and buoyant for British mauulitoures, and staple articles of current consumption sold r-adily on arrival. The produce market was flat. Freights to England: 475. 6d. for 'How; and 455. for salted hides. Exchange, 68e. The doubloon, 323 dela. paper. The lest accounts from India having reported a demand for metals, and many of the old stecks hav ing been cleared out (as was stated) for export to our newly acquired territory, the Punjaub, we have been induced to review a carefully compiled state ment of the amount of metals exported from London, Liverpool, and the Clyde, to the three presidencies of India dari-g the year 1848, and the five months ending the 31st 3lay of the present year. From these documents it appears that the total amount of the various metals so exported were as follows :-16,260 tons of iron ex ported in 1848, against 8,476 tons exported in 1849; 207 tons of steel exported in 1848, against 315 tons in 1849; 2,670 tons of copper exported in 1818, !wiliest 1,451 tons in 1819 ; 602 tons of lead exported In 1848, agst 694 tons in 1849 ; 2,831 tons of smelter exported in 1848, against 1,120 tons in 1849. It should, however, be borne in mind that during the first4ix months of the year the principal shipmen's are generally made. To China the exports of iron amounted in 1848 to 1,818 tors. against 1,285 tens this year; 44 tons of steel in 1848, end mons this year ; 154 tons of lead in 1848, against 90 tons this year ; 20 tons of eptlter in 1848, and none this year. the gradual decrees in the export of meals from this country to China, sine• the E xpiration of the East India Compan y 's manopoly, is a subject worthy of it - quiry, and cannot Lit to arrest the att alien of those acquainted with the trade, since that ddiciency does n t appear to have been sopplied from other countries; irr does it appear that the opening of the ports of Amoy, Niugp), and Shut ghae, has in any way con tributed to increase the consumption of our mails to 5O any extent worthy of notice. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. The business traneac'cl in the E. glieh fund, this 20 morning has been on a moderate ei al., and with 131 aca col any fluctuation in price. Coniuli cimmeneed 20 at 91: to I; fur the (peeing; they acre afterwards don. , at 914, and are now qu-ted et the oponirg price go of the morning. Tt e Three per Cents. Reduced were 20 dote at 914 and a ; and the New Throe-and-a• Quarter per Cent., at 92, .4, and 92. Exchequer Bills arc 14 again lower, having exchanged hands at 421. and 45e. 3 1 0 2 a premium. 10 Th 3 foreign fund , evince some degree of firmness, 30 and Spanion Ihr.e per Ctws. and Meximns are I :, hither. The Inmates transucted in the futeign mar- 23 k.tis the foll.wing:—Eqnsdor, at 3! Damn Two- 1 : se•l-a-1431fper Cent, at SO! andl, ; ditto Four per Ccet., FA ! at 76. MexicArs, at 234, 8, and 281.. Poring use 10 Converted, at 271 and I. Spanish Fire per Cent. 4' ACtill B. at 17; Three per Cents ,at 34 and 4. to The French funds on the Pali!' Bourse closed yes- 0,1 terday, the Three per Cents. at 5.3 30, and the Five 26 pia Le' tits. at 85 40, being en advance over the pre Ss - otis day's pti.es of 80 cm's. in tl - ,e former, and of 10 ire liSe. in the latter. INOLISII FUNDS. 13 . per Ct. Con_ for Ace., July 17. t I ' 2 l ei ' gen e t; ;AL, 43, . to 1."411• 400. 23 FUNDS. 1 per Ct. Orton& &b.,13 17 armada Deferrol 3 g 6 parr 4,1. Mel., IMO veg 23 pet Ct to mew MN. 61 3 Porszeteee C0n...27 8 12 pw Ct. num. Ma., 100 2 23 lath Sluttish 11da, tut 14 to 3 put Ct. repanleh ltdo , 34 g 100 Stutonh Deferred 40 Ditto Paw'. Delz.,3f 21,er Venezuela 4..0 G 31) Vuuemzela Defected Bela., u 7 100 r.:nk Stack 193 i 3 per Ct. Red. *dm. 616 3 per Ct. Oce. Alum, %but._ 6p, CL Atuttrlan it pt. r CL Ik IK. Ittada.76 v zr I.rat. ditto. bi, Ct. Limann, 11.14,78 Pato Ner. 77 9 G tan 1.4. Bam" Arra Bdn, 37 9 Di: Cbilrut lkto, 91 3 PPP, Der. Columbian 12puttl , r NI.. ?it 3 per Ct. Ibutult ILK, GS 8 25 per Ct. l'uteh ILK, 49. 605 4 par Ct. Dutch Cart0...755 G 1 METAL.S.-LOgnoN, June 15.-The only feature in the 3S Iron mark.t is that of continued dulaess and depression. Welsh 20 bars mast still be quoted at Si. at the port: bat the ha:Uncap done 17 has berm exceedingly limited, buyer s holding oft, except at lower $0 rate.. In scotch pie Iron pane specolative purchases seem, for the U present, to support the market, the price donng the week haring 124 Torrid nut mure than 64. per ton; we quote thc prier to.elay 43,. 6d. 20 fur mixed ton., read 410. W. all No. I, rmi.h, tree on beard at Glasgow. 161 -114 piptes are easier, and the market in favour of the buyer. 100 Enalish l• on, per toe, but, hilt, and priuurc, Jordon, 64. Or.; nail rod, 20 61. la.; boo" 71. 15..; Mere (singles), ; bars, at Cardiff and 22 Newport, 51. to U. ss. ; waned metal, Wales. 2/. 138. • an- 20 th-ncita. 21. 155.; Pig., in Wake, 31. 100. to 41. S.: do 'forge. 6 i V. I: 4. fsl. to 34..; No.l, Clyde. net mph, 2/.3..6d. to 24.4,61.1.i1ewitt's 2 . patent relined Iron for tsars, taila, Sec., Lo.h. at Newport, W. IS. ; do. 10 fur tia boiler plate., de., 41. 10..; SIP IMg's patent toughened II rip, in Glargow, 21.175. Id. to 3/. b, Od. ;in Wale*, 32. 10.. to 41.; U Stud tedsh , re but., at the werkp, f./. Ito. ; pigs. In ittalfordphire, W. to 12 4 W. 10s.; rails, 71. 5..; chair., It. Foreign Iron: swtdi.h, ill. lea to 60 721.; Yoreign Steel : rlwrilith keg, lit • faggot, 151. Eng. 2 0 1..;, Copper : Sheets, Phnithing, and be lts, per lb., Od.; bU e.be, per ton, :W. tile, 7S/. Ins. • old Copper, 131 1.,1. per IS. k:agiLti Lead : Pig, per ton, 161. ; 16/. 15a. to 114 . 17 1. ; red lead, 171. 10s. • while, .2/.; .'tent shot, 16/. 54. Foreign 9 lead: gpankh, la bond, Ilt. ss, to 132. 10.. English Tin: Block, per cwt., 31. 17a. • bar, U. 15..; refuel, a 4.. foreign Tin: 00 tram, Itr bond, 31. 17a to 4.0..; Straits, 31. 15*. to U. Ihs. Tin 60 Flutes, IC Coke, per bux, IL t.. to I/. 7t.; (harem!, V. Ins. to I!. IZs.; IX ditto, It. IFa. Od. Speller; Pate., warehoused, per 12 1 ton, _154. M. to 151. 7.. 6d. t Lonna; /Meet, per ton, W 20 . QWdi.. Aire', per lb., 3s. 2.1.-Miniag JuareaL of Liar:moor., Juoe 15 -We have on change to r.otiee to 25 the mett.d market this week. There is loss disoositioo to peon sales je of masoft-turd Iron, and prices are well supported. mete la a It. sk mired kudos. fa boot& Pigs, and the price Is rather giving way; 43s. 60 nab may be con...tiered the rate of mixed Now. free on board at Glair se gow. The American strainer b ought few orders, and priori had considar.blv d. chard in the states. The Tin-plate. are dull of rale, se at ria. to 3:s. per be: fur I. C. ebarcuAL No alteration in Lead or l e C 01 ,1 9. 100 GL. soon, June H.-There has been very little doing this gs week, and the price has been without change. To-day there hi rather U a better ; the price nay be quoted-buyers, at 43.. 6d., ant 14 cellars at tie., lulled Now., cash. 10 PRODUCE.-31INCING-LANE, JrNr. 15.—The sugar ?„ market closed heavily to.day, and all lambi must be comtkler.4 fully I V (4, l ower than Friday, alhough the Importers bare n t brought for- sh ward a large quantity 14.1.fe Tot-clay lint; 3 0 hh.b. West India sold ~ 'z. in the private contract market to.day, making 1,500 lapis. for the . week; 2, Ira ) bugs Houma and :PM bags Mauritius only : offered to-day, r and a part of thai fanner was bought in. The folios tug me general .',* quotat. co: -West India bruin rr,d grey, cat. to al.; yell .w gru- ." can y, CI to 410. :Mauritius, brown, 31s. to 37..; yrrow,_37o.W. tit. t o Syr. ; fur low to good and soperior, 40s. to 42m.• neat, white, 395. to 43r.; yellow, to Ur.; cry-tallied, 40s. to 47a., fur r, fair 31 now to fine white. The refined m whet has been eery dull, and eloper at a decline of Is.; grocery lumps, Ha to 12s. 6d.-LLffee: a died. 1 tea tion in this artlck has token place, and :urge operations have taken pi ace In good ordinary Ce)lon from 31a. 611. to J3s. ed., ,T; which is an advance of fully la ;about 4,000 bagasold today at klatkl., and 310 bags rather ruperkw to common gaud ordh.a, y sold In pudic sale at its., part bought on speetalrtice aeortunt; ma finer sorts suited to . the home dealer as advance of 2s. has been paid on the low pri es of last ; week.- itke of lo a. quality has swain cold a 'Lade cheaper ; bengal, so. to ~, N.- saltpetre:lc dull, and nearly all of the 2,104 bags offer, at war !might a fe refr-ction, Sto sold 27a.-Cotton: friers this week have to en IS fully supp“rtod, but we are without tramactims to-day to report.- Rums a f cenurna current qualities hare been neglected tills we. k.- Tallow dull at 38s. Gd. In public kale" to day Australian sold ?Jr. ;, 375. ; South American to 3'..-Tea scram a Hon app stance, 0i about 21.04g0 pack tgre are adcertiss4 fur public sale oh 'ru. reap nest. „` -Indigo etc .e.c, the quantity declared far the next quarterly salei. 7,660 chests..-:Gamnier bourht io tsk-Ithubarb sold 21., 6d..- Oil ATIIStNi bought in Sc. 4d.-Oil Oman Wright in 7a to Ss.- 10 ?lumbago bought In 7., COl.-Colocynth bought la la. 2 , 1 Arabic sold 22r. to 41s. 6.1.-Oura Oacanunt partly so:d Va. 4 a. Gd. 10 - Gum Amok r.1.15f. 20 Gel. to 111. 21. W.- totett poll Ir.. -Unwed partly sold 40r., 404. GI.-Cowries chiefly bought In 72m- Jute partly sold AL to 161.-Cole rope sold IS/. Its. Gd. to 1/I. 10..- Lac (lye sold la 201.,10. 3d.-6traits tic bought In articles Do staterLd *lteration. IS TALLOW.—The market coo no 311 te, Quiet, *rah no actin Sit demand. The quotations are ae Mow: reter.liarg T. C. on the $3 rpet. as.t. 341.; October to Deeimbcr delivery, 3.4. W. (burrs); se- 30 puree montLe deivery, 3%. 10 LIVE:U.Oot, June la.—The market for Tall ,w continues la gat •; Peteralnirg Y. C. at 30.., and 0 lease at 5... per cwt. Abo4t 200 1 0 ° eat% North and South Amerie here ben sold during t, .e week at 26 trurn 31e. W. to re. per cwt., Bozo ding to guilty. SUGAR.—The ae rue pries of &mar, the produce of the 35 • pougssions In Anisette, computed hoes the returns made in 25 the week ending the 12th day at June, 1815, is 9,d. per cwt. 16 Saw the produce of the Mauritius is 151. 11.1. per ewt. Kugar the 5 6 modem of the Eat Indies to 29e. bid per cwt. The overage priceol It. the three foregoing descriptions, jointly, is 26e. 21d. pet ewt. 23 BRIMTOL, FRIDAY. JUNE to this day the market daring the week has been omewbat quiet, although the principal 2 ) day of bu•iners (iaturday) has yet to cone. During the month the demand his been good toe all descriptions of British plantation, and us. prices are dearer than at the mid lie of May by fully Ir. per cwt. 25 Prom the• monthly circular of Messrs. Tredden and Morcom. just is cued, it 6 1 , 1 . cars that the sales !Nero 'mounted, Including no hogs. heads of Narbadoes, to 1.1150 rogstirads sad tierces. The sales of Manritirs hare been 5,001. lims, SA steady rates. No foreign offering. In maned there is not SO Rno l a demand for lumps or tiller., but a 6; con42trable Wine.* is doing to crushed. Frown lump are warm, end may be quoted 52.. to 52.. &L; good to tine, Ur. ti 555.; pieces, 24 pb..bo , bastards. 32a. to Its.; treacle, 19s. to 191.6 d. ; ulden 20 neap, ramthere ;a little or nothing doing.. COTTON.—Licearoot. Jens 15.—T0-day the demand ; lo chick' fr. tbe trade, and if , not extenelve. The Pales are G,005 30 bake, at the lowest piece of the week. The "ilea during tb. present 20 week have been n Falar rather than everyday, and those to the trade 20 have not been prnportion.d to the consumption. As the week ad- 20 yawed the demand bvamelcse brick or general ; and holders base 20 sawn an inermied dispos.tion t • make Wee. Wm to the arrival 20 of he Canal..i an advance of id. per lh. way very currently paid, in the : 0 low.? and middling qualities of American. Since that link% in the ab. 2 0 settee of brick demand, tbis advance bay not been maintained. The g suthorterd quotatyls at "fair" Tallies of Orleans and 31ohLes ars 20 the panic as last week; that of fair I:planda le advaneed id. per lb., s• but at this advance sales are not very rea dly effeaed. Brazils are in improved request, and they command full price,. Egyptian. remain without material change. Burets are in pretty good demand, mod titer, too, command full prices. 12,'x00 bales of American and 50U Eercame and SOO Swats have been taken on speculation; and 2,103 American, aGO rernams, and GO Egyptians fee export. WORSTED STUFFS, &e. —BRADFORD, Jvwn 14. The attencLinee of merchants and buyers wan again large in the piece to.d y. end the purehaaes were numerou. and extensive; many of the stands being entirely cleared, eve( tally of Orleans cloths, Co. bourgs, sad lustre's, which ts al..ed fully last week's p 1 ices. The yarn market was al.o very act owing to en increased demand for ex portation, the quantity froths for home conaumpti n being rather more than less, with price. consequently looking u;.arin ds. The eaten in the wool market were not to an cat nt corresponding with the transac tions in the other branches of the trade, as many of the skinners bane supplied themselves from the agricultural districts, in which the annual fairs and =lots have recently commenced. BLANKETS —Hacic.moNDwlKE, JUNE 15.—There wia a Raid att(ndance of buyers in the Blanket 1141 to-day, and a falr amount of tra-tness was transacted. nices rtmainod at the rates lately eurrett. WOOL —Lonnow, June 18.—Binh col ,, nial and foreign bare met a very quiet sale; but, as eegorde price.. no chino has taken place, as there to little offering. The nest Wet will take place about the middle of July. Arrivals this week are only 327 Mks German. For English, the market has been dull, and to make a sales lower priori teat be taken. SAY.—Slarrnnaan.—Mours. Coora and Davie report the supply short, and a slight improvement In the trade. prime Meadow. ilds. to Ilk. j Room.. 50s. to Maw.— TM. to 3"L latorice Ws. to «,,. 1 QOM .. 60s. to N.. 1 FOREIOI RAILWAYS. Tam Dix, Two o'Caocx. The business done in shares this morning has not been great, bie. the quotations for most descriptions of stock have improved. In the following the business transacted was at higher ra'es: London and North Western, at 128„ ; in London and Sonth Western, at 35; and 1 ; iu Midland, at 69 and 683. French shares are also better. Boulogne and Amiens have been done at 91 and 3; Paris and Rouen at 20 ; Rouen and Havre at 91. 1 Pd. I Barnes RAILWATIL sl . lMieTeez ne• — * •.: irrA6iocTrilitei 1 7 4otaTrhaii,! i_Balion, Dist, June....l 20 IBirmiailiaa sad Oxford Juaatioa,calls duly paid, or with • guurantee 2 0 I Do. without • guarantce isi I uir;xl 10 Birm., Walt., and Dudley calla duly paid, or with 10 Do. without &guarantee 5 Boston, Slim., and Birm... 00 Brbtol and Exeter 11.1 _ Do. 'thirds :aingAam~Lli~ ... ... — ficrfirsiree 10 Do, .ClO Prat-rem, reg. SO Cheater sod Holyhead . 13 Do. Praferenoo _ 37; Mbar' 10.4 Belfast Juno.. Let A!'‘PA° 1$ I.roTifii44l4ol 3- 1.3).(3/.101..) per a net 10 Bastian Counties _ 10 De. New Bala,. per .1 Do. kat., S per et., teo.l C. Du. do. :4 30 Do. N. it per ±a no.. e. 224 F.4;ttl; i•nma. class B' (bite I. & B. ob.) 624 Do. class C. ditto 20 Do. Scrip (gum. 6p.Ct.) 23 East Lancaeloro Du. i 1 Do. do. spurs.. . Du. 6 per et. Pref. i 15 Ead.l.l.w.o:npliire ... 30 EdinUurblumal 21 Exeter. ix Mrch. 2U Grout Nc!rthan. L iif 15 - o - .4l;;;,.e,A,Deierred 71 Do.f slows 11, 6 per et. 9, Do. Ezteseice ..._ ... 43 (le.. emelt. w.d West. (Ire.) 1011 t North of 2oglano.. 1. Do New. .610 .. . . 30 1/o. New, 639 ... ... 14 Do. New, al3 ... .. 100 Greet Western... ... .. 30 Do. 1 *bares ... ... .. 23 Do. Aural ... ... ... 20 Do. *bares .. ... ... 13 Vo. New, ,Cl 7. ... ... be 1.1a , 1 son Selby .. ... ... 93 De. f moans ... ... .. 1 It 4 uo. i shares ... ... ...I 110 [:.scooter foal Carlisle .. 10 Du Thirds ... .—. VI Letwashir, and Yorkshire 44 Do. I shares ... ... .. 90 Ito . shuts ... ... .. 10 De. Ifths . ... .. 6f Do. stit.enths . ... ... 10 Ltu.New (pruar.6 per et '1 9 Po. West Kkllng Union 25 Du. l'restun Rust Wy re 9; Do. share. (.%) SU Leeds endlu:stued... 50 Lode and 'Durk 45 Do. New .. 124 Lntnlon anal Blaikerall SO Loo., Strientsn, kK. Coast 9 Do. guaranteal 5 per et. late Cropl SO Do. vie. S per Cent... . SO Do. Convert. sp. e.. 1152 5 Do. New £5 guar.bp.Ct. 12j London and Gtoknwsch 1 . 20 Do. l'refertnee 100 London it North.Weeteen 7 Do. tin. \l.w I sham -2 Do. Nth. . . . 1 Do..f.losh.,3l.Bntlil.fei 50 London k South-Western 421 Do. New, LOU .. ... 34 Do. New /AO ... ... 11.4 Du. Thkas ... ... .. S Do. Preference 7 p.e.... 44 Meneb., Dux., end Met_ 100 Munch., idol., eni' Linc It Do. 1 sh.wes, No. I ... 23 Do. shone, Nu. 2 ... 124 Do. shorn% No. 3 .. 10 Do., ew £lO Prof. .. 30 1/0., Greet (hint-by .. 104 Do. d 0... .. 20 Du Sher. and Un coln.. 25 Do. Grimsby Dock .. 4 4 Do. Lincoln Union .. lOU Ifidltind . . .. ... .. 100 110. ron2Prelerence .. 23 Do. I;50 shores ... .. 100 Do. him. and Derby him.. 100 Do. IL sod 11. op. e.. ten Norfolk .. ... ... .. IS Do. New 420 ... . 20 1/o. LisarArt. 3 per ceni. 5 Do. Ciurram.s4 percent. 20 Do.l.osedf.,kues.4 p.ct. 23 Nutt lints= ... .., .. 121 Do. i 4 sh.tres ... .... .. Si Do. tubas ... ... ... 2. I.M. Prt Areoce ... ... 174 North steffortlehlre . ... So uxford, %Voce. - Wulver. 15 Itead.,tinikl.,an . d kenrste 34 Royston end Ilitehur .. 23 nuottink C.otral ... .. II Shrews. & Ihrtn., Can" A 7 Do., Liao II ... S DO, Now Guaran t eed ::. IS 41uctrobtay end Closter g tr. W. Min.) ... .. le4 Do. enweetry .„ .. 10 Do. 8 per cent . . Pre(.... 3 Suroatentre Venn ... ... 25 I Do. Preference ... ... 74 Sotdk stafforthddre ... .. 1131 South Eastern ... ... .., 30 Do. No. I ... ... ... 27 Do. No., ... ... -. SO Do. No. 2 . .. 10 Do. No. 4 Reslstued ... 10 1 Do. No. 4 &rip ... 311 ,ffouth Wales .„ ... ... S ;4. York., Don., & Goole. . 88 ! Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole,Nor.Di.prits.soct. 50 !Wear Valley, Opt et. guar. 23 I Do. do. do.— ... 124 1./o. do. do .. ... 13 , Wind" Srs'nee,&S.‘Vertn. 45 ' , Wilts, Somer., & We}in. 35 i ircek.Neweastlen Berwidt 20 ' Do. Extension (York k Newcastle) ... ..., 8 , Do. G.N.L. Purtheee or' ! Preference . . . 50 !York as.d North Midland.. 10 1 Do. Preference ... ...I TORSION RAILWAYS. 5 111510-Italian (lata Italian and Awtrian) . 20 iliou:uirne and Amiens 20 `central Francs (Vverson; TSlDuteh Rhenish . N 'Elul Indian 'Great Indian Peninsula I. Do. 7. Luxembourg ... PO !Wane an : 13 Northan or Pesten .. 9 9 die. 61 7 1 7 1 14 64 Ma. e Cs. par ab pm. Par Pra• 9 14 dig. 6_ 7 _ 7 Orleans and Bordeaux 20 Paris and Or:cans _ 20 Paris and Rouen 10 Parts and ?•traaburg so rotten and 20 Swage and Move 11 Tours and Nantes des. 41 30 3i m.. s. tk 6 si die. 919 t Ei 7: ass. 20i 41 0j 10 LIVERPOOL, fuss Ib. STOCI-EXCRANOB.—Th• re,tnrztion of tranquillity in Paris bas had a beneficial effect on the market, and prices to-day were, in con.equei ce, a shade better. Sales :—Lancashlre and Tack shire (Mph sh.), 4 d.—Ditto , 321. rbwrs), 7; d.—Ditto (sixteenth share.). 41-I,ewlon end North Western (new; 'bares), si p Mld land (4 Mares), e. lsi aid.—North Valais (B), e 1491—York, New castle, and Berwick (G.N.E. 6 per cent. till 1850), 76e. 3d. 4. MANCHESTER, Ante 16. STOCS•EXCHANCIE —Price were reher improved. saw clay is Leeds stock, and there woe a fair amount of business don.. BIRMINGHAM, June 15. BTocx-P.xcnettovi —lh. re was a poor amount of business done In this market, but prices were upon the whole pretty well sup ported. obrnswh.re Union+ were done at 3f. lea. 9d. and 2 d.; South Stafford' at q d.; and Dlrtnimham Canals at 83g. BRISTOL, June 16. STOCIL-EXCTIANat.—TI•e umrket wu not quits so good tarlay. being acted upon unfavourably by the amounta from Prance. Bristol and Exeter old shares somewhat Improved, mod left off at 21d.; but Great Western Quarter 'harm were not no strong and were done at q d. Cli,ring priced yestertlq. 14 to 18j i di& i Pm• 1.1 41 ais. 4 6 pm. 4 pm. I PM 25 2 dia. 6 7 dia. 14 dia. 26 26 Of St dbl. N It Pa. H N id 33 3 i db. V. S I 2 I II pm. I Pa'. PuL. 14_ 13 13t 2 4 pm. 168 It 11 lit . . 1 18 rm. 27 28 42i 5 4 614. 11 1 die. 11l 1/1 dia 4 4 24 4 1 di. 2 Ii die. 16 11 - .30 al pea. 3; IdG.lpm. 24 22 .11.. IS 11 di.. GI 54 die. 41 31 Ms. 14 If M A. e. 7 W 2 Si pm. S 4i :7 38 - 4 4 - ii pm. 96 PA A .11 9 Sl i S 3 ii ii Si 9 1 21 Sk 124 1i64 2/ 2/ pax. 6 5i grtn. It a 9 33 . 33 36 Id l 4 die. 13 11 die. St 4i die. 1 11 pm. 31 Si die. 34 U I_ 9, ii 11 die. $ 1 dia. 13 14 die. 13 14 die. 3 24 dim. 68 69 19 1 2i dim. 42 4 124 125 73 31 124 114 dui. IN 19 4 4 13 134 $: 411 . 4 20 22 -- I - i Pre. I I ran. U 54 .. 11-is au. 4 4 die. II le. I I db. I 4 as. 141 14 db. II es. II 1$ • 70} 2u} - - 231 4 SI dia. 31 3 dii. II 1;N. 4 5 pm. 15 11 dia. zul Gi 6 dia. 4 aj die. 3I 32 34d Sales today up to 2 o'clock. 24 34 2 23j 23 106 11 IM :0 ii 14 HOP INTALLIGE.VCE. Lrwu, June 12 —General the sic 'nets from the hop plantatens Sr., worm, but av it is catty to rims any zuseur.to judgment of die growth, great caution is disidlyed by buyer., and the market is firm at lust week's rates. Duty, leo,oon/. MAIUSTONL. Jun.. 14 —Tile :Ape in this neighhonshoOd are still strongly besieged by the fly, of which there b u bean a far ' titer increase to-day, and in some gar lens they are bccotne wry numerous; but the beak, unk•nily d.. 55, and CAI nights that have Prevailed thrulseout the neck have been unfavourable to the torr.d.se lion of their progeny, and the Hoe, cameo; in few instances, have in. created but newly. The threatened baght, however, A *AU Impend. ing over the Slade*, Ara a change to a latimld, warm, and mull atmatphrro may wort give the vermin an a‘anadancy. The bine, tap, has made but UV le 'gaper during this ungroirt weather, is Wring colour generaily, I.,Ltd &send pµarderi are looking yellu sad unkind: y, and many he ids aro dro eying horn the effects °flat t night's frost, which was nut only peer e, but very extensive. CHART St: tTON —We are tivekty h. set will fly. and the Ike we euwiag en fast. from all appearances we e.mnot escape a Etat' SOT fON.—We are much afi. , ut the Pete as last . . week with regard to Tomah., and the bine has been checked by the late odd %hada. Viiialaanuar.—TT'ere is a litle inerftese of fly, aal some Ike, but we are better than other +wishes. The tine La rrow;nT, but the cold ntabts lure CWllred it to tutu yellow, and it de,o4 not look no Limb)* so it did bat week. But, ut.oa the whole, there is nothing alun . ning. - . HOIit.MONDIT.—W. are fail of Ily and lice, and goirg flat into a blight ; we are already in a smear with honer-dew, and eap.ct in another nee:: to go black. HUSTON —Triers is an increvo of vermin this wet k, hut not near so math as below the bill. The bine atonally is pretty good, MU. ligh the ;sat lea odd nights have checked It. 24 Ann W e :Ire as thick et vermin as we can stick. STI:OOI).—We Lire very Loll, an 1 in addition to li>e have honey.dew, with every appeases ef a blight, but still the bias Is growing. :ROLLING NOVI:XL —WO ars 'tory full of fly end lie.. Tko Inc t ‘lrrablr, bat there hie tuen 3 great In'TCOLV of vermin *into Ice. Ir. eh. HAW ltitrltST —There ie every proved of cur 7,9i07, into 2 a black blight: we are ger Ing wore every ray. Looea.•-•We have rsu., r lo s tte 'hen we dad last week. The bine still robs very heathy, and there is NIA appearance of bliget Mao there was s !ew days *ince. The lied are amt ;nee oaten ' so much. TowS AND Eairr MALLMO--We bays a prat of fly in bola p distr., but not so many ilea Tice bite I. hea:thy, and th•. re is 3 citticient quantity of it he the time of yesr. lintwick 8 , 11,1 , L1 ND Dorrow —Ail thdie pari.b.s sea not only very teal, but the honey dew has made Its appearance.. -- Ilamewoes tt -We hare quits as much Jennie ae lest week, and In some places may be dot acne I a slight antreatactse of moult). to agate p tr.,. the bine is growing well, but in other,. the 0641 Ttatliei• his wenaterielly eine:teal ita nevem,. There war a sharp frost this morning (Thuradey), which hug/city allbeted the ter of the mike. Ease PECKHAIL-If there le any change, there j r , a slight ' decrease of vemia Agee Let week. The lets frosty night- have cheeLed the growth of the tint. StAPLartrnvT.-With mimed to vermin we an , muc h about the same a. hat wed., anal iu sense ruin the tine is eery ttimk. l'urrehtsce.-There a so y little thinaitee sines brat me e k. The t old weather Las choked the bine in many placer, and in others it 'A rery . slack. lima Ann Vs Lose Fautivic tt.-The bine grows very tug in thme at... Lei, and there in ti thematic of sauna. 'nitre tsar a hard frost this emu:rig (Thursday), stitch has rather chtclec.l the lice. Ituitsicimr.v.-We are rare had Indeed, wino than last week; and there is fresh today (Ttutrality). We have alert honey dew, and mikes here a great and bewitchl change in the weather. we retell tin nothing. The cold weather has materially eta eked t a u growth of din tem. tO the cold weather of this week, the hope are ensue ainJi wane in enlcur. There Is me evklent dean arc ..f tit, hut 4111 a env:tie-to of flea, with the growth o! hoe. Ind?: timer at alight are %Rade, red In another day er two, ve...Le the continuance. er Nee . Cr o unlit mumble as we Lave hall the days tip t , y..rtind.tr alumnae, there wid be than el the plant mown ing. Tb- din} he !aid Inns ret,oo-1. to Moles, .th e epee of a f films in th: Cie ye ,r is rasing the hopes of part es baying god.. on haul, f..: which there hem beta a bri-t 4.lu.uid, .4 gee sty enheneed mine -KehtaA r, Jun 11. l'esturttv, J• nu 14.-Our ho l m rentieue very f ; in deed, we du h of remember that we ever knew them worse at this s. an of the year. We eon.' or them Ur imminent danger. Tett hunit.r. Wl.tte, June 11.-We have a eson , i ° i nemaw in the attuk .4 the it in this quarter ; that erounde that were etuiparetisely aue are now thick with verntle, :ALI texts sea going black. I•Ainisnninca, Jure I 1.-Oar gardens still eentinue ilia .of aonnln. Thee t.,:1 11 glee nave mtleh pled theft 'unwire.; noel the lie got Ling are. Ira .lea.atil as is wished. We thlek at pre rent the proveet it eery a' favourable tar a crop. WENTlatitAll June 14.-Our hop bine' are affil full of vermin, and nasty garden* have honey dew. The gold nights are much 'gaited the bine gnawing. 6EvIINO•loc, Uri 1 u ED, d,...-The hops continue in :bas ra:..e state as Oozing the i.at fortnight, eery much the Al. %Vann vehi, Lice 13.-The fly is dying off in meny places, but the lie- have mule their uppearance, art in acme puma the bine looks very sickly. Doenitenter, Jon.' 14.-The fly are eery numerous ; they die rather prematurely, but a fresh supply follow& MeV el ken. June 11.-We are atoll troubled with naub :- tales of fly, *bah is tae case In every garden. They %ere nu the decrease a few dr.J a.m. but hare nturned ie Men...mean. bine howdahs., atel this art for blight. live AND PLAY PeN, June 14.-The bine in there p;:ri,!- Lu Lam nearly caret growing. and the Cy and liceeirerea, IlltlOn/LIN. I, J :re 11.-fluting the plat week our hops have not made mien p.oeress, owing in a great numure to the etitl and toweled weedier which we have had ; et the came time it is re dent that the taw begins to ',elan beneath the innumerable quanta, of Ay end lite. We have same belay. Scarcely any negare. Donlan, Jnoe 14.-Wu have a great increms of Ily in this ueightourhaol, shit fee ..gal honey-dew. F.wxl'l.AT, June it.--Since our 1 , 14 report the bin ) , h ,em made bat little prep tea nning to the sudden change in the meet sr (the Sher:moan ter till L. a grad in as many hours) eel the num:lune euintity W Ity sled :ice, 'Le i gntwa tea very lath. ham, et Fait ..pal p enter. ' , are .Irirsing the hoops with repetake. honte el the old grouuds are %%eat, and getting yellow; and the L 4 bleu Legine to show the tins;-dew. Altogether we ar to a emee stater than last BATTLE, June 14.-A ferndslabisexnay of fly and lies brave marled the earth ae, and are c avring on • ruinous war. Lure', hat LOU, it any rheet up.e. tree" vermin at lament, CATNIIELD. J aim 1. -The hie.° has apr raising af:pe.te unce at a ti,teunce, bet olil not Lew Mtn humeethin, being init.' .1 with fly tend tor. CUOWLICIP , T. June 14.--The fly and lice istuund, and ore very perm:vs:ili a : it {t ork of mischief. fluor, Juice 14.- I' he hint's d• sieves ire for, the fly and lice. are in full Immo/Jen of it, and threaten a blight. NohTcIIASI AND 14cLLiiv, June Ib.-Tae 1 isle groan very rapidly, :red it k. as v strong and he dthy. hat it Is coven .1 n is h remits; the Ay m 1 el has increetted within the tee fess cum The honey dew Met a pound an a few phadatione, and unless elitutee Like place there wel lie a laa.ure in the crop. Bus: .her, Ju'.e 14 - The h.?p pi intstiont in this pDat ivh are very Moth of tine mum fry, and very full of vermin, which ape war is be Were .ruar daily. [fear rt•LD, J.:no 11.-The accounts of the hop plan's tie= In Oat+ parish Warbleton abate an thergliße of vermin rod Loney-dew, awl the rental appearance is unfavoundge ar acgarthe • env. NINFIELD AND Hoof, June 13.-Our hops aro quite en the stansl , till. We were In hope., a f-w days bade, that we were getting e. rotthing Meer, fleeing a few dead Mee but now we have a large inercoer of fly and boo. The honey dew lies tute.e its ape, tr ance, especlury en the low )saga. lielehthoteeette, June 13.-In sense gardens the poles ars being pulled up owl turnips :erred. The Rine cannot grow, it being ro fidl sat rtrrian an: wrJ4 which is attributed to tee wet wit:•,r; fly awl lko us abundance. Duty called hum It ~00.01. to 90,04. rut, tAIAi no leachers. AbIibURSHAM, June 14.-The bine is this parish bas within the hart two be three days gone back, and in mute eardens the; are pulling op the large pates and nubatituting smaller, on account of the fly and lice weakening the bine. CoWD:-N. June 14 -We have a great quantity of fly and lire in gar gage..., and 'slight appearance of honey dew. The tato tail nights haw, checked the lane. Ucstytein Ave 11 °Revels, June 14.-In this tr•tiish the Sr ernd lice have Menem' greatly in the lAA few days; in telt, can he verse :Lan the app, manor of the gamene. 11.-The f uwaad sun :tteng Line still con tnues to grow eat, but the weakly bine le Dearly at a stand-still, with ray and the Incremir.g. &MANG, June 14.-F.em personal inTeciion we bare found the Laps in the undermentioned p.rithee overrun with fr: and much ir.Jured by the frost which has prevailed fee two or throe nights paet r Leybourne, Births, Addington, Tropley, ancebaud. Balling, and liyarat. I:ll.s.et, Jute. 11.-The late cold westlsr has mad, eiceted the growth of bihe; and there is a large quantity o f fly and Ike. Honey dew in some planes Is prevalent, and to heat its agonis ing a very dark appearamr. BcLuincturr, June 14.-The bine is in earns grounds eaneiderahly over the poke, rend looks well, but upon luspcction it Is a'asoet as full of Ike as it can be. BUILWAeIt, June 14.-As on the present state of the bine &pew , . in age at menure the future crop• anal as our large p: - stn. !lon c: tat in some inewure Mau nee the market, we have 'gain the week drawn our infonmeien horn various sources, ell 01 them to be niftily relied on. Oa rund..y and Minds) last the Sly weasel to get-roue • on luesday and Wedneeday they were fiend in resieedded numbers: and u.-day (Monday? we have the leave black with fly, remarkably active, and (worse still) much honey dew. The excess that. to this report cehnot, we believe, be found in the rariab, for 111 me ale; the @sly deferenee psi ceptible being (in one or two gar. dens) a tether more rigorous blue. LADUBLUttlitelt, June 14.-The hops in this district are In a much worse rues than lan week. We have a large increue of S end lite, with honeydew in many places; add to which the Marta of the last few nights the, growth of the bine. We hod lee this morning the thickness of a dieting. DALLINOTON Min WAenLETON. June 14.-The hops here bare everything against them, cold nights and frosty mornings for the Lust few clap. WAfrTLI.a, Jtuse 14.-We dil thick of g•stth• g half a Crap, but now and It quit: impetrate. The wind hanging in the east • brought the fly mere than we had at fire; and the Ike ate slu g t o th o u :to of the time, which cause] the bead to hang down. EAST GBINISTFAD, June 14.-The tomes on the bine are tiled with lice and Si', though the cold night of Sunday is s to have destroyed many of -W. In the best cultivated gro om bine grows rapidly . Linurtatts, June 13.-The bine grows very uneven 0a the poles, but in wee-cleated gardens the plain looks a goad colour. and grows fant, already reaching the top of the plea. In poor plea . tk e ee ,, the biseefe have taken a strong bed. Rothman:Lb, June 14.-Our plantations are, in pc neral ante almost all When), very full of vermin; the dy 'warming by hun dreds of thousands. A great many of them aro "dead and dying," it is true, het still a greet many, as we have mid, are living. We visited mans gardens In the soutaern and western parts of dhi eaten. aloe pithb on Saturday last, but little difference could be perceived Is all of them. In many gardens the bine was rather yellow and sickly; but in some few very thriving, •• - - - not yet guile finished here, but bine has grown much of late. EheDl, Jane 14.-Since made hit little pi ogres% owing t of the weather. In examining th and fresh fly, and lice following as the Line .alcarces; iu many ph some gardens well furnished wi notwith`tanaing the vermin. T~ingig will, we expect, few-4gx... The oar lostve rnmi bop bifie hegi g to the aid „end =settled Mat the hope ea* Perceive *nogg ng in ea tin Viry Tarns Wlg places alt 114 There eta wi It bin t do stet • - • ; . 115 a ei 6 9 7i IN i It 101 lie 60 31 121 12 1 _ii. T 121 i 9 111 3 16 dia. 16 clic 19 S•: TM 40 pm. 20 Nu. 79 G 4 the. ISM ei die. 911 10 0 U 1 it 10 SU 2 . 0 1 I ISf 1:t 90 INi 19 3 ZI i 2! 12i 12 20 8 12i It; 14 131 211 21 2 Ci i