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

W - '' THE PRODUCE ILLRIET: laws, A utoll9 6, He /flood Ti... The peas ed.. et Begat atoelarott for tomenow aw Iludisk sat 9* hid% Wait Diels 40* boy Snot ; thb 4 t wry tem 999oll9 419 tho apottoto sot to prom a dull motet is eery bagely M Tulin foniffest, 'Ed tre Obeid sot I. oargolsod If the lett& MD ma lie lbw* tat Ism tans. JINN* has bout mon astivo Of Corm tad Coma tho Woo aim* at* sot tern; t,. We et ;too tiss "try Md oodloo* ire* Onion aa eatardar, at SU It, los Own la IMsw.d loor **a *softiies at ColloN la *Mr self M oilor oda • COALL—Avo. 6.-13hipa at matitet, 10; yod Ihs Ead 111rwares. 17s. 3d.; Wi ll . and Belton, 17s. 34.; Walls Ead Thy. lb. EL THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING,: AUGUST 6. 1849. ere me fm., sad • wide was seek as fa se the water +odd dwelt is berg worked. They tam new drives the 45 fr. level, be • 'wetting. termed' the ere armed in the above level, the lode is apeniug sittA Isere, sad is sow worth 10 ease per fat., sad appantwly fat sixabsg fa min the dr qre rowa sound is the 35. 'upsides ere Mier made for B Cord Caked. /teeth Tamar, Bat Wheal lit es, Treviskey sod Barrier, and most dike ladies or tavearite seism. lin* Zion is mad improved; in the meek CT Wil liam's lode, it is estimeted that mersods. of 00,0001. worth se ore hee disemmed. Neer Poet is dee ease.ecineler..b isapeend, the ledo ia the shaft *Win 20 f ere per Iw A remake ire tan place. Thee shoes, whisk WWI seeking buyer • forefeet since, tea lo w rely be ford at our deems wear Matwiehmemling ies. the meet depression la the price of Cookware damn we leers that • splendid mares d tit is sew berg worked ado. Boer have appetered for Comfort shams, prob tbly rides keen the impsomment which bee takes plea is the 75 fr. level el Tremens, which is about 60 res. hem the bmadery d eke farmer rm. The iireb TO, sad Vitifer Mises are npreeented to be I. the mat satisfactory portion. A sale by weer of leo hr kited shares was made last week, whoa the number ape.ied Ibr far eseeeded those foe sale, and at a better prim than generally wathipated. Shares I. the following mines bare chimed bends during the week: Devon. Orem Cored., heath Beret, West is* Wheal Frames, West Betas, North Pool, &ray Park, e irrathell. Meath,' end laffial. Zest Holier, W Can Brea, Beet Pod, Wheal Coudert, West Beath Toles. Caked 'Misr, Bork Tamar, Cele ids, Bedford United Meadip Hill, Tressed's., Birch Ter, std. At the Trevi i h re ssil Barrier awing • divided et Si. per share Ins in Treviskey, revisit • Wanes is bead of 10111. kt. 44. TM prof) en the twe swathe work- Lig weed.o24l. 12.. 3d. Is Barrier tie balsam against the wise is MA foe. IM., haloding the loss brought frest.the pre view amount. At the West Wheal Providesse wedeln • &Una of 21. per share wee declared on the month of Mark, Apra, and May, Nadas a berms Is hand of W. 12e. 3d. Rid the dim of tin kept up, • dividend of 31. per share would have been did. The Week wen lookisg well sad predurdve drinker department le berg worked with as use to the adenomas. Wheel B 0,4011 r• quarterly secceast artist was held on the 25 k of July. The belmoothest shows • b dame airiest the sine of 2321. 18s 6d , whilst the the raised is J ase has been withheld, in comsqueses of the erred de rriere Is that se. tat ; there:ore, there appears to be three 1•0• Sill MSS edam two raided The aged% report is sensictered very farmed& a to future rearm, Massed+ that • tap dead, of preekative deed is being led open, as sell a nice imporaint dierweriss Myths bees mode sloes the last meetisg.--A all of 15.. wee made. At the Thomsen meeting a prep of 49L 14.. 74. for the mostba of May sad Jane was sheers, sashimi balsam in head, 9371.7.. 5d., whisk was carried at weds of mat am amt. A slight impromment has taken plan is the 76 fr. level on the math lade, met of the aid OM aka& Other 'improvements as expected, es they is. nem empenissatiog the woes erne. TM gssaral sp,esss el the ether keels is mach the same as hat aporlM es. At the Greet Consols meeting. the ameants showed— Costs for May end Jane, 6,5441. 17s. 7d. • ores sold. and brought Wee last reams, 6,42 U. 13s. 4d. ; —laving basses merit the mien el 1231 4e. 3d. At West Wheal Brea moody, the secoante tar Meg mei lase Sawed • profit of 661. The Lae. we learn, is mash thread, mad leads/ somerased utak* probe, then is every ream, from preerat app waseee, to ea nkle on her being's a few menties • dividenkpm lag aim. At the Hayford Copper Company's meeting, the leakage sheet permeated, wee effrealld and enlirseed. The misa are still beisg wend to • bee, priecipelly asking from upends's whisk have bees minsameed is the opesiag ef thew' Old Pogue Miss. A large number of tribute prefer an berg wer led with great advantage to the nwasey, whir proves the lode to be rich, indelay so is may imperrat Etta. The arrangements made with low' • palest Cyder may have produced the most mediatory meals Is fordo lanes, the treirearrioas in shares hove bath rather limited this week. especially is dam that usually lewd beyers—esek u Coked Meatus, Ceded, St. Jae del Bey, Boluses, La, which have bees daily slightly toothed. A lard author of Nark Bri.ish Art/desist dame have boa dose this week—letters bads( recently ben re ceded from the colony, giving • detaiW sternest of the , prospeek and doesedings at the mines of Kaw-•w. H.M. deist Limit wind oe the 30th, ' the Brmillas mean sad havisi on freight, aboat sterling. The St. Jells del Rey adder stabs the gold •rtrested kr 21 days' stamen at 15,043 oite--briag about 17 sir per cubic foot ef mod. The ripply had been chiefly kept up from the refers beep, of which about 600 tons had bees ne moved kr that purpose. A teseporary kiln, off may be es. peril, flea rare ezplaind in the offidel reds. The sadonel Brazilian letter are to the f6th May. The gold named from C-.e es, free 13th to 23rd May, wee sake 3 2 030; Clubs, 16th to 36th ditto. wake. 1 6 720: total, sant 0 7 60. The most reports that the mord is the erten ..d stall eentlsues farneraok, sad that • emnerthad• Ireists aim will be sleeted sadist dun hsel bum The imputi l =iss gad ford Om the podgy *re Otago Bose =I Brasal, from 14th to 224 May, Mr. 10os. 11 del.; the reel frees Ist Jan., 166 in. 6 es. 13 deem. Loris have bees received from the Oda & hod rime ot Lister. advisiag the wird of the Tiesseehma with the remainder of the madidry sad stoma. seel whisk, with the exceptios et me baler, have rated the mime. The water is dose 18 foace from serfese, mid the bed. ia the upper pert of the are ha bees wished swig ; bet. m fee as the prevaillag ogled= of the district ger, and keen the grand r T imers of the mime, the MOSS favenrable masks en as iellirestoes of the Bermes Beep Casegany haw bees advised, by Lease deed 16th April, thato* Weir& Val ley. they had baled a new shaft. whisk wilii enable them te reek sassy toss ed ore in the Name of sit meths. At the eraseltise least Barker the ask is down 8 fa thom, ia des bot to m of whale the i wse hose iced ; althotegit set pared through, seared was as favourably; the ma reels' are worth shed de diet Several breathes runnier north red math ass abs hand good saving with. The Royal Amber had skipped about 35 toss of good core ; another shipment would, probably, take does is shoot two menthe from that time. From premed dopers. regale: periodical shipments may be masted for tds serada At...the eating of the Olathe. Mining Cowmen', the diners' report was satisfactory, stating that 10,0001. worth of sapper world be ready for shipment is about 12 smooths, sad calk mw; and that is Jere, 1551, it was pro bable the payment of dividends would cesserce. Elarßiog Wart s were commenced erotism tad the geared prospects were r • freourealeg. ',WSW BOURSE. . mar Ai t. NIZIA AWL 4. For llowy . Wilma UMW. am* 3pm Ousts. ....... 434 66N U Nu 3 per Cows. 5 do. Mew Lola ,4 VP r 4 pre Owls stis,T =6 ea Les6O;t: ao daik v se MOM .0" Do. 3, INA Do. 44 s. 2 Mum. Jw.4 N —This prom 0416., 1 4 Wye?" Orem. 114 pa 13 mussy. Udmurt a . tit II 117 •- ,siss ; "to. " Naples !Wm- w MGM Boma 74{ Unary rb 14 Beak ~ ai ... 8., 27 5-111 Noma. Tews par wr. Cal whoa I. bask et M. Landaw. THIS DAT. Two o•Cioct. The amounts of a fill of upwards of 1 per cent. in the French Rentes at Paris on Saturday, caused some hesitation amongst the dealers in the English fends at the commencement of business this morning, and Consols opened a. 921 to / both for money and ac count, from which they have not varied, and at which they continue quoted at the present hoar. The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at 921 and 1. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 931 and A. Exchequer Bills maintain farmer quotations; they were done at 48s. and 51a. premium. Bank Stock realised 1991 and 200. The foreign market continues firm, and rather animated. Itumsian and Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were dealt in at an advance. Spanish has idea improved. Th e tear:meth:ea of the mecums are:— Buenos Ayres, at 51}, 52, and 61. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., at 62 and 1; ditto Four ppeerr Cent. Certificates, at 811. Grenada, at 18 I ditto Deferred , at 31. Mexican, ex coupons, at 27 and 1. Portu guese Converte d, at 29 ex div. Russian, at 106. Spanish Five per Cents., at 14 and 1; ditto Three per Cents., at 35/ and 35 ; ditto Passive, at 4. The French funds closed at Paris on Saturday, the Three per Cents. at 53.23, and the Five per Cents. at 87.60, showing a dr cline in the former of about lf., and in the latter of lf. 48 cents. front the quotations of the day previous. !INGLIS]] FUND/ Dank OWL ON Si 3 per CL.0n5..A0L.222 3 pit Ct. bit Aar.. re% 13t prz COLIN I 3 per CL Ora. .11PaL , 411 L to SIL GEHL Mir trr CL Amirlsa lo•SP, rz a. si t per ot. lisk. Mods, 113 2 par Oast dito, 6 per OL Nos, 12 . 2 1 par Ct. Ilmilas Bela.. 113 per CI. Tenons]] .14 I Nue New.Bl 4 rellimme Ourr iaL lp_ l 4l r 2 ima. aria A y Ditto OaLsob. 3 par , I Columbit . Vie nsairese p arts. Nen I t k eTii se SPIT Taurus M..1~ v= 11,6 -- 23 Ppm Cc Duke Oina.Pl Vinswada SO.. 12 TI TALLOW.—Tbe mistime is ready sod priers isoafieue wet mmiefoiL The drawer, tor last week was talr. T.C. ski usapi. Sea 3d ; Oda*, to Deember delbspsoll73t ostlers; siginiensette delivery, SIA 9d. r i p. OF TALLOW. e. , 1147. IIWA i i —4:---... - -- , ....;„. 3,311 33,707 1,301 1,01 1!,134 10,331 4,343 913 14,344 4,764 4ts 0.1. W. SI 444411. i Ws. Meek skis day Ceske. Delivery hue week Da, ire. Ist dude ...... Arrival lestvneek Ds. from let Juno Prise T. C. this day per mt Da Taws log 6,413 769 7.56 7U kV. 414. 3d. Oh 00. Cartol4.—Lrveirool., Amur? 4 —The aetkst ta•#ay wr re I wig sad tM melee were telly MAN •brew brledlagl,9oo Almeria= matte berets takes es ereeeletioa. -- • Monumental. August 4.- - Tho starhse was lon buoy =nit belliakes NA yams move AI in los quagga. Wsli prime In sheik teninue, NA yet Who Ye d hiegraOlo earmarr sleadsaa tan Limped OA An raw sesteriel wen Ing is ow we* Aloe seendgee st Amer el, it woe rowels to be sespend that pisiners genii reins in A* anerels Asters be Lis ops- NA TWAA mottle. WI *hist thiteem and other it soineirdzo• =I Ae. mob WerAV away I a pram wetter Mr" int la Awn se A Welts., sionsteo. Isms not bones run Ono* the Mny aortraara marks with them In peat aerie poet seiLt elm. Ind prier are mesa- Abed. 71e to Sil and ii•lsen barbs Mee of the tar io= ireirAne—entA Mho uroualli wheats is terse. bees lon in ireemet. phew et As wombraese Wear ON umehenselene mho bees lighlened et a analiershie i "WI la lothifillon ft as unharmed et ta. Naomi. at la= WOOL-LIM, AMIN= 4.-A 'food average meant et deb hes his laid be the sibh halls Maly • • satiMetory bias b Mb MM. at peemot. More le ideo • tab bah bileg b a te ~ warehonme. We babes be stork el ebbs ta the slab Massa me es is the wenshosess le raeridly low-briow an avows Mot, ang aro irabelly Wag Ward. LiveiwoOL, Aar. 1 Nam ear Met 'tenthly re the Wal motet bee diem mods Moro...mt. am only in toe Bs+e6, bet ebb la tie prise, which eitarly Sarticana that the :=4Ol the eswaszy olperood sad thb Wed. le roaming • ob oe* Way hem hem the maabotaring Abbas us Iran the • Mg. masamptkm bap beim* leettleele el • geed bas mes for sane Mao beast ate blear tm bald Moe Men attleiptal. It biros mumfatorere sn lea la Mob the ebbing ad, ha we bawl amostwas ebbs are reseiad be abroad that Ira months Mb melba la boas eastimbil Mae which Imo salbred trots lassmesdos; these, la addition tho remlar emompdes, sir = Me Mimi la • eaddeetary and Swarishiai we. &dm mho Moe =Shw as a emmtre, lea want et wakes by metal law tlai ; wad Ms beta sold seabed reliant ad. amid paws; the ilseMptita bond besibly ; twor latose‘ (pm to or- LLimetrbd Oporto ambits, yellow, mil Mahe ilegatere, last ba. In v the Mb Is mai trakoM On the I th .arl a O. abet UM lobs East Its IM was sold by motion. the ataurames a pod mad ampselltbs spirited ; this obi may be l=miry 4. to 141. per lb. Wm. bob" Seth Cheviot, Lasd and Clam we mesh be deer; them Is met • gnat Mod WA Is ellerad e ar questMens; Mt in Seetiand Woe Mood brade ly, at rates Mfg so Mais as van be Ws. Irtsb and Hoare • • good amend edit I" eash,ppereeb as edify samad clot beamed prism; stook bey TM mills win mbleb isesammid ha Lambs the Jdpin Mont &Ong; • ris. or lyd. to N. prr kat at the eased end la imlabdood, althowsb the meatlly fee. ward is wahnoted MANI Wen nye le ills•• Mr Meatbare. A sad Na Dbmselt Lad Sybrey, contdes, Is. 7d. to IL ltd; tat Meg Hebert Town, anniwy Is. M. to IL Sal.; Poet IL N. In. Ild.; Sydaiy, ek4bing, Is. Id to Is. l Ad r e ibeiml Habib read clothing, Id 44 to le. 744 Port A debba, Id Id. to b. 3d.; Sysbey, lambs', Is. Id. to Id. I Id.; Wert !blip sad HAM lbws. leek', Is. 4d. to Is. tld. ; Part AeadhAleasial. b. Id. to Is. Id.; Sydney. shin, I Is. to Is. Id.; Poet Hap sod Hobert Nan, skin, M. b le. Id. ; Port Adelaide, skim M. to ltd.; mangy, pima an Iseho, Si to in. Id.; Poet PIM, and Hobart lbws. Moss sad beaks, lib 114.; Port Adelaide. posse emd beid IA. le lid- ; pwww. N. 164 '; P I " * V mad Hobart Tema, MIN" 7a. is Pd.; rim Masa" mom, to Seem Ayres owl ss.it. Video : Mak^ imbed and free tree bar, b Is. M.; HWao, 7d. to SOL ; war" Id. to 3;d.; Maria% ached and burry, td rob.; llestiso, 64. to M.; 00111110011. Setts 44.; Raba, uswashed, 3d. bar.; Need" 1146 to 411.; earsamis, 1. W soisasom Corder', washed, ildr Cordova, anambed, 311. to 4.d. Cape elf tits/ boom 161 to la. M.; Mire' Ild. to 1.. 74. ; from, .to M. New Zealand: Webb Mew, lOd. to 1.. M.; tiammesd, 6d. to 7d. Cobb bats: These. del= Is. to Is. ld ; slips and lila. 10d. to is. 44. ; Csamlion !mail, 10d. to I. Spools/ : R., la. 44. to Is. ld. F. sad IL, Is. M. to Its. Id.; A., IL Id. to Is. 44. Portapl Lisboa Ild. to le. 11.; P tad S., 10. to 100.; A., yd. to 1001.; Oporto, ltd. to ril4W sad Meta, lid. to 614. ; =washed, 3d. to I. PmarM : Washed Mem 74. to 10d. ; extra, lit to i• ; mashoi Mom 5101. to ed. ; extra, Old. ta Id.; ski", 2d. to Wpm: Mad le. ltd. to ta ; Wows, ls. id. to Is. M. Chiba: Weeleshillidle la. ; unwashed, Id. to 10. East labs : rib Mite, Spil. le Sit; almond sad 00.11% 61d. to ltd.; dot yellow, 76. to M.; good aM mom, 6d. to 11011.• gray, 3d. to 54.; bwry, M. to +4. Ibblerreasas ens theirs. 1011. to le. ditto, M. bar.; be M. to Is.; middliag sod maamod 7.1. to lid.; Ida, od. 74. ma whim, 70. to 60.; yellow, dd. to 74L ; locks. Oed. 15 id. : meshed, 7d. to 1014.; mosabed. Syd. to 40.: Tank es 4111. bid.; iambs& I. to Isd. "Mao and Mobs fine, Id. to yd.; Mom ltd. SO SM. Basis sad Semis, 1 1 / 4 1. to 110.: 611 to 60. &abut and lien* Wald 714. to 7yd.: Ontbs meted 401. b M.; wiwashed, yid: Syrian embed with". Sid. tai 4d. to 64.; anwelysd lid to Id. : Mayer Imbed , Id. to M.; fa t, 10. to 6 4.; smy, Mid. to Id.; 114. to Rumba: Merino, Is. ed. to Is. 104.; brook..ambit, Is. to Is. 3d.; common, 7d. to 714. babe, Md. to 7-4.; mason, 14. to flid. Irish: How beem 104. to 100.; Ewe and weber, lid. to 104.1 Mai Laid Chabot (per 14 lb. to 16.; eras, b. 6d. to' 106 Whim& 70. Id. to Oa ; Whits Cheviot, lb. to lb. ; slob lad, St. to 16i. Imports lab Lberpool from 10th of Jane to the Mb of July, isolustve: Tomb; 4.111 latlea• boats* 1,176 ; Ire land SID; Commis., 133; total, 16. el. Prerl:4l.ly tick year, 31,376; mad t0t51,43,1166.-Pross /mph Arisinmert Cimsafor. =ALS —Loxpow, _Au*. 3.—T her e Ma far 1 22 018111 W billiad be.sl4..arletfaas o f Webb amd etabrdidr• somateof tired Mg Si 1111 team he meet of tbe token we now well It M wmpplas ask a tbe meg eiders !MVO for As weamm Mee will be abblieboeL botch pabas b Me may port ...a Wadi' baba 1. prim, but aeo aro and ao 'tate! la pftity arm at 121 m for maad Nom in. is bewever to atria* bmbek ad we quote the price 4. b s i r amid. to 411 e. Mt ell NW lora, beets booed ta Oltagem Mei Item, lair, bat, lad ageme,Leaska Waist, . prr tea, W.; mad rob IL lb. ed.; bespe,7l. Ile ; Moms abgba,lll.lle. ; bre, ea Car. di/ out Newport, 41.13 a. to U. IN Natal, &KM a ambeate, b. lio.; Pas, ia War. W. b raked .to4L ; do. brie, 2L to 10a. ; to W. lit; art. I, .0 eat Erb W. lb to N. Te. Id ; Biewltes pampa riot Ira be ban, tab, to., tab. at Newport, IL lb; de. Ser as glaca,Wese plaem, gm, 41. las.; 9idrUagh maid W aibiav Olaic k 21. Cla. to IL 1T...; la Waal, a 136.1 11 = P 1al a 4 Ile utak GI.; age, In thatbabare. IL tea la li. ; rella 51.; dirks, a. Tulliff Item ; Swedalt, 111. 10a M 111,11 a • tardy Mid : besdlib tag, 131. Ile. ; fagot, 168. kebab bigger: dm% driablig, mid tab, pa lb., 9d.; WIWI mist S a te% ',IL ble.; tab WO. lea.; aid igi. pa ib. UM : 14g, per b0a,141.13e. to 1414 sbeet,T. P lZ to la. lb ; e = bi l i a. lea.; white, Ill.; rtest shot, la tb. WIMP Lead: IN load, 161. la. to 161. lb. 'habit Tin: Illadt, per wt. low, 31. 14e.; reined, W. 196 Poteiga SW : Imre, le Mad, W. la. ta.; arab, b. lb. o f Platte, IC Oebh pa Is, IL h. to IL 9d.; IC Char eel, I/. I le. ; batter; rates, verebouted. me Itm, la. lb. to 144 lb. Ems • babas east, pot tow, 1:21. Webellar, par lb., is. Id.— Mang JawitaL Otrittsow, Aug. weak opesied Irith rather a firmer leas. la ilt• Pig Trot noir% sad a moderate amount of Madam lee hew dose at a ellghf edemas be yak*. We quote the peke °lashed Nom. to day at 43e, I. THE IRON TRADE.—Bunmeommt. Avoturr 4.—As Vie entingoted t &pros at last Monday, an shames ot lee. par lOU kr tales Oak la the geko of taanaketarei kaa ; circulars to thot egret have bete Iseaed by meet at the principal homes , ad tin peed being is that Ws impost Meese ea is ardatainel. stadia bans seall, gal the giseral af rnks bath et bow sad lamed Inking men P1%11111 2 6 thee dry lava dams kr sane tem Trams soma to be elk isakiag ap. both Yee and la the Merle ; tin leamkailian re better at hor onkel than they in,. ben for stedig BRIAR.--Aan. 4. —Tao Kier of *hasten broad in dr marapena an from 7dl, t, 7id. at implioln etaly S4l. to lid. R 40in PUITRY, #e.—Nswom 4.D LaanziriALL, Aro. 4. —Tub, pool 60. to 70 ; 06 S . le. 10 N. N.; Imolo. la. 10031 1 .10 0 0011 0 . 4a. 6d. 10 60.. is it tfteli ; ap, 20 Id 0130 3d. ; plasma. lid to 10d. °kind Mai boner. Oa. Is M.; aid Y.. 0 ditto, 6a. 1012 s. o.l.oardossalta.; kith 00ap. 4s. Id es ft. id. ; ftindi dlito, is. Id. es Ga.; .dad SRO diets. Oa 10 it pet 100. FlSH.—lttuaxosovra, euo. 4.—Tosboto, 50. to N. ; 4U., Is. $4. to b.; sod. Ss. to • whits" td. to 74.; boakarol. 4d. to ; Issddosks, 44. to 74.; Sobstsrl id. to b. 04. ; bosh b. to Is. eta; taboos, b. to 10d. ; ask to 104. ; bob 74. to U. per ; wISS. id. to lo Id. Fs yob ; booskos. 1.. I& b. psi dos.; whits ton. Is. to Is. b. pet qoart. HOPlL—Bozotiaz MAlliWt.-11Nors. Pattasies sad Smith report that the atoosata from ill ON a pins was, sod gate that the mould te amoeba to Kant to as sin*, amt. The =oho roolhee arra. Doty, 11.5,14111. , CORS.-YartAirs (Tar Dar). -TM ws err bow bleb howeekle I. karma opoitatiood wilde sitoare loaf puma ta ihr erebbserbeed et Leers. /be neer et 11/leettrer ben mei Kest Me moubs woe seer short; isarrik a lobes Use 0f11616 ft pm dr. del to b 9 semlbd lo Whit seer be sub k elm. lbe domed ON /IWO froovary NIL al tboagb arm rediirve AMU is Wei lb 19 /a /.rer + Very little bereiger e emelel. flew re err to Throe yen very Mb fork, at robe; 9rl 1r ries serobsi irmlbigly the imam w a Muds tare la Iteers kr geledbe sad =l4l Mimed is robe s hills maim are el lar seek. bliali • 11 1 4 4 ilefeerelld IMMO" rembeloss, bet do orir_er 991911 bv99, reserry ad Warr err imareeis Niel* OMNI IR bey @mom lire ril Few be bele la wilisd he, his eel leillei be tried Weer. free row Pal op. peel at odd* ram, red mired tram 1S to Us pie gr » rle War. 1111217111. bellidisper Qr. dabs, boos sod irk.. nod - to do t0*43.-mble.-- 41 to 47 ... 51 =mid Welk to . - $2 of 44... d 0.„... 40 to 43 to 49 a (far or Seilbbt throb. Sit Lb', red.-A• to 41 to 43 ..vithe..... 41 t 44 14.47 air- 94 to 96 Somme, Feeliag..... ...... .....--- 11 to 11.-divi'llas - to 56 ft 14 Widow III 's 19 . or ..ms Om; 161 C reed. 16 so le to 19e Od-Wask. .. _-to - redo& ...16 to 19 to be ild-pdate is to 14. 06 Birdied 13 bob! seed 19 60 20 06...5eed0 11 t. 12. 04 trite Led - . 11 iv 1114 K. %Irk.. lll fie 17e 6 Dire pater .------- ...... - . . ..... _ ... 19 to 51.00 Übe ..... ..--- -..-. 14 to 5..1 Ow bk.- . 111 sr 61 Prb. rel 6, -....... ....... .-.... IS to 16. Od midis 26 Is Id ... ... White - ..... ... . ... 27 to ril-Imliere. SSA" MIIIMISMI: iii; 26. .114 k ....- . 12/ to 10...M1 -to - narrow 10 to 11...ema IR to 14 .264 - to - Lefellie r.sibf. - .... ...... SW l re b. wto All Se aed fats rfmemlirommeade, delivered 41 to 44...11a9Ifeenhoid 32 to $7 liartalk eel WM- ii ID Si Aida. 76 to 31 9011.10016. W 1160,1011316 WI i=rs . . 44 to U...fast 3O to 34 t al lsk ilimm ineult loo6 sa.d 844.* - 44 to 44 to Dwidl ird 113013301 U 43 to 44 110000... -..... $1 03.13...igyptiaa - to - MEd* tar Odour U 14 30 red - to - soft to - to --Somalian 44 to 30 004. lame romonson aid Stsaloutad l3 to 0 1040110 sad 09•169 ... 13 13 to IS 1 1 030100 sad I*oth hoed 12 13 to 0 Ditto Drew IT to 30 .. hod P1A411 111110...- ...... .......-..... Si 0 111...1011;voo. 3s to 30 haw, Paw 90 , 12 g pit MA. -misty winter - 0 -...01d - to ..- 11.3 ". , KT1 i ie z g 1919 to 23. (110111Ing 23 to 24 iIIMIAN mut 10 to 31...10001.0 - to - ..ntesso, 11094 and Runt= 33 to 34 to 36 lloditarnamos sod Odroa. - to 36 to 33 Mt at = wi-' f i A r2 1 4 - mi le.. OAte T 6 • FM 1- 711:rewe Iklithi.se k a. V isor pee 14 . ....„ per .. weber INlttre.. free amnia)) INTO LONDON PROM nal MT 10 4th ATO. germ Mein*. MOM. hish. Wrens. Wheat WI-. .. _ rum) • 44 11034 Ors 11107 ' 370 4302 lisle. 111 h:telt aft Almost, Asa. 4.-Tba mg* of 'Whew to-day to ... =g plod, sod bill • 22, 7 6, 11:941 1 F11h0rt.:w0rt is st ab. purchased 0 61 1 to the lig t leswalhete mats at liss=sa. fla. per qr. lower. A Tery kJ was en offer. mg • mmdiestems4 basisem was tented at ourramies of this day mai Geed Thee see MOM sme M magemia Ye gustation Wet elleerled. rare, as Y. lower. 1. Imes eei Mess ay.say isles task phew, but treasua ebonite& ta value. Mast, to tes.; but whir% ells. to lestey, Ls. to 245. Oen. NM. as 22a. Pose e. Ile to as Pam. 311. to Ms. Malt, Ms. to Mu per qr. Flour, Sfe. ton& per MM. AILMODIRY, Aug 4.-We have to report • dull and heavy 'racket, with a large supply of erase, which m , ived off slowly at • m ewl a open last week% peter. Wheat, (Si. to 131. lOs p.r load. gliattp.l.ls. to SM. per qr. Beane, 335. to Ws. P.m, 345. to Us. Oats. 17s. to Ns. Barg, Aug. 4 -A large 'apply of Wheat at this day's which said heavily at a reduction of Is. to ha per or. from ilie day Walden. be other deserlo.loas of Fa in bat little doing. seems prices. Wheat, Ms. to 420. Barley, 245. to 2os. Oat., 30s. re IN. Deane. 166 to 40s. Pew, 40.. to 42a. GIMMICK Aug. 4 -At to-day's market we had, fir the ineMon of the year, • fair supply of vain, and prices may be quoted a minds lower then last week. liorros, Aug. 4 -W r e have had a moderate morph of What at our =Amt. today, and, with a fair consumptive &mind. the prism of Wednesday have been supported. No autism In ago or Dem. Wheat, red, Ms. to OW; white, 113 a. Oats, Us. to 22e. Illemsh lb. to 336 per qr. • 0,• Wk =n, Asc. 4.-We bar aM peter were again L w a er ve i ry t tl i v . y mar per ket for tame, Mr,m Ib. led Z ui ttei i r . t r i e i... ; white, Me. Beaus, $2& Ctailossuar, Aug. 4.-The supply of Wheat this mon ks/sear not large, but it was quite equal to the demand. We lower sur onetstloos Is. to Is. per qr. Whe.t, white, new, 44.. to 3114.: asw, red, Us. to Ma Oats, 17s. Beans, Ds. to 211 e. Peas, Kis. to Ms. Camino, Amr. 4 -There was a fair supply of Wheat at ark 4 this morning, whirl was taken up by the miller. at a ellOt sellaPitta en hat week's prism. The supply of Barley was small, rat keg week's rates were obtained. An menage 'tardy of Oats, apd seism Id. per bushel lower. Wheat, white, new and old, 11.. Id. to !Wed.; red, new and Md. 18s. te Ith. ad. Barley, sew and old, los. to lb. OIL Oats, veer, 711114 to es. ed.; common, id. to 75. Id. Dm. pot . are, 2s. to 2s. 4d. Mims; la. ad. gyms; Is. 4d. ls. 4d. 001 ON artily Aug. 4.-Noveral fields of Wheat are is this usighbashood Wog suet by this dim week, with doe weather, reap. frig milt le etral• At today's musket time is a hillier off is the sad last week's peter are fully sasbitakted. One Meow Ihmieff were& sad was sold at 13.. per qr.; the i sras Mr. paw b. good eupply ; so varistka fn pile. Of new Pssa (mbalpedly eery Duos) thin is • fair quintile =tThey oil at UMW Ma per qr.; the quality is good, sad will goblet al fltooMorrio. Aug. 4 -At our market tole day them was a bare theo of Embil Wheat. ark the eleathor bang may lee, loom DMus yls. per qv. were la ems imiammeasamieeL Molders 11ffindp mall ham tobsa lapse Ir. Ws weary; led my /ow rake gene esperMlL Then was rather more *dry N. sml bat sessltardem ours Mb asd. Peso, steeeta se Mere Iseee, with lag glo w aim is Ifer Oste 6d. par qv. kat megity goal 4 be Nona* bayou appeared. Ms present prism apt : Esigheb e whip. gee basit&t: td.; red. U. id. MM. N.; Demsis ((whits es. 3d.tolls. 6d.; Pahl Pose- I robe, Swine, 6s. ...am Mem% Mariespoti, alt, 411 M. so Is. Odems, l, ard, l awebril, to la. Betsy. TheN ed.; 4l,lfriading, pwbsemem genha b ., malting pee horri qr., les. 10 Ds. • MM. grbilig. 225. to Ms. &L ; melting, Ma le d ; healga, grildingllea Ilotoes. Dudish, ter imperial bushel, 4s. is 45.110.; ger Wpm, 3s. M. to 3s. ed.; Pena. fastiu setall tu a ; v eer% 4..; Irish, 3s. 104. to 4s. Oats, Umerisk, Menford, Embesetry, white, per 31211 m, lie. Od. lb.; Out. Waterford, Tomball. Ms. to Ms. Bd. ; Webb, Mack, lb. H. to Ws.; lAA, per 3131ka. IN. Id to Ms. Pete, per sad grilliblee, per 113illbs., Ea*M, lle. Y. be h. rd.; Foreign, dir. 4d. to ss.id. Fier. born mends, IMO*, 111. to als. Liaised Cake, pre toe, rem* U. to U. GUILDFORD, Aug. 4 -new was a good supply of Wheat stain to.dsy, whisk, Edam to the large quantity In band, very much 1 needed the demand, although, then was • sum& tale for a portico of the supply at Met week% mien. Beet helm . 5Cs. For • ow* at Ms this year's at, eanditica =a quality good, hie. New Peso, . to 365. IRIFOttn, Aug 4.-There was bat a thin atter dare. at I this dity's market. TM samples cm offer were quite equal to the re qtdrements of the millers. who appear very cautious ? LI the wheat largest will become pretty general in all the early sr uatione routed this city In Se coming week, and the crops are ripening fast with • =of a bountiful yield of Wheat and !piing urn. Prices: we Übe.. old. fie. to Is. 6d. ; new, ss. 4d. to Os. ild. Barley, par bushel. 4lea. 9d. Ode, ts. rd. to 3s. 4d. eans, re. led. to Ss. 4d. Peas,s, Is. to Ils. 6d.; grey, a lt o Cm 4d. IiaRTPORD, Aug. 4.-Tho ussrket to-day was well supplied with Wheat; the trade astremoly dull, at lest sr: ek'a pekes ; very little doing in other rows of corn. Prices as last week. Wheat, per load. Ws. to Ms. Barley, Bros.,,Us. Oats, 17s. to Ms. Per, per Lod, Ile to are. SOL to Us. KRIIDAL. Aug. 4-At market to-day we had only a wean show ef both Wheel and Oat.; open the whole a dull rale. Ravin no alteration to note, the Were of this day's week were sue. ported. Wheat, 29a. to AU. per kod of 20 stone. Oat,, lld. to 13d. per sons. Amerimin basset Flour, 27.. to 7.3 e. bd. LANCMITFR. Aug. 4.-Our market this morning wee moderately supplied with Wheat ; prid.e samples being scarce, sold freely at late rates; secondary and lakrioe samples. 6'l. to 1.. cheaper. Oetmeal in limited supply, and fully as dear. Wheat, 38a. to ar► per jr. of 3801bs. Beans, 11.. to Vs. Oatmeal, 28s. to 28e. N. per qr. of 1401bs. Litiogrrah, Aug. 4.-There wan a Urger supply of Wh. at at mar market today, sad it must be quoted la. lower. Oats were in Mort supply. and made Is. more than that week. Other grain main tained fully the last week's quotations. 11•IDSTOXII, Aug. 2.-Our market today wag again du'l la the extreme, sad pekes kr all grain the same as last day. The =of Wheat was WM equal to the denaltd New grey Poor were stream SU to iths. White Tarps, 7s. per bushel. MAticeturtar i Aug. 4.-T be bugle.* o f the week his bee. of • retail stunner, and the !sodomy of prisms has been to de thee, withent, bower...arty wry Melded change ta the value of ll* MO itsuides of melt artiste. Iles same observations apply tote ad Mecolled marbles. With very Ilse weather, and go A ranee of the gala sad potato asps so far, oe WARS today be sim slow far everything. Good and fair qualities are about 3d. per T• 1116. rase, Ia per seek lower; inferior and unmet Ws of sash allemeser neglected. Cleland Oki. per load, and ladle. Own to pee i z.theaper. In other said. no ratialkes. Present bawal old*, 7r. to = 6'44 44 lei: IIIIV.tr• fflld. ; keellts, 7ll 4, 6 lM. to 7s. Id.; white, loth M. Pd. Way. per Mabel of %Mk, gria4gm Is. W. to M. linikad4Sita, English, decedo d eg Fri. b. 9d. to St.l 4 l :l dflrM bilaArtut roes, 6. 7d. be to. IL 1166 per qr. 130 imiall, 33.. to 174.: tick, 26 to 26. Mall, per II im p C =a. to 46; Roo estork. 416 to 46. Pees, per S white sod Mae bells% les to fla p.ps Floor, per suit cif Magi aid Irkk Ma. to Ms ;Ws.. , stick SW lank; 0•0 66 6411, per ked of 2616, English sod 'rids 2661. to Hs. M. NIIWOASTLI-OIOTTIM, Aug 4.-TM weather this week has bust* mkt eerlesid br estim. 66 heavy rain omemiamilly. Om we 161• severs ball stem. elicit is stud to have par. Wily the 616 Itte matey bus nods but dttie progres. slaw SW In eb g old 1,66 g fest prime sgpswroass• wean bare no pateraliceileag been es/ember. Tbs - taude dNdg the proem week is tuhi banns, and when Wes coonned, lower rates load to esbuttledi is. Malden however Imlng goer* amain Os pros beolausat mg _6l6ter ikernike: lis toseasslies bow be= et a bagel eaters. At we market this amening wer= supgly af Wheat be. the powers, sad Ogee hstott less perm of ship smasples, geslethresislquslitles west tear offal the AU neas of this day Waeigte. 616 eller soriedbaul &kir steady austung eve dmsadepa Ile terns. Flour was Mid era wrath MUNI% and theeoB6 mini Was well Cleared ate, we a•Melpsto agar. 7.11* 6lt e L i att work at our 66 day's rowdies. Is llge Me keen la kettle thesaad, but so drone. Usk as = g lad Genus may he sad se sugests Brim sod Vim With Ores we were sao6ssegy seplibtl, welsobllthiledlng the receipts aesetwile as well ge leut w =l6 MI6 Whig, the trade Hied fat at lest week's lleftralurie“, caw, white, Aft to 164 roll, 46 gam, Mono& said Iledbßoset.6ike, 50a. 636; red, Ms. nits. ,• Liersiesidus,asw, who., Hs. es lea.; red, Ye. t, 410..; Alromoralt orot Men dab. whits, 46. to fea r red, 46 to e. Rye, Serb& sedesltils. Ate. to kle. Darby Soda =MINIM, Ma to f; eravesher, WS. to gia. ; sod 666, Us. to chnagee. Hs. to 26.: pro ledlog sod dlogling, Ms. to 16 Malt, : Ms. to Me.; eheraliet, Mat. Ms. O*, Nerthunisebed and Ilsotelt potato. sew. Ns to 16.; ONOIIIS Me Woo seer, lb. to Vs. Be., vibe MMus, seeuel. 26.1•16.; peg and = . 2s. es 81s. gee's. um Ms. limi t Menr. goo 611018 era wet m it a: : *26; Nork es. Ms I. We. ger es 6• broa, to Ito; sesonds, Ves. to Me. Ms.; thirds, 26 to Ms ; . hoessleila tle. 1e Torres: Wheat, Duals a 6 Iforigrlos white, 20s. 11 1164 red, ye. to No; Masi" whke, SOL ft les. • red, 46. to 41a.; Meeidiabir mi l Ptrieresdes, 6164115. le MI; red, 46. to Illo.; ad Aeldt. white, 46.* 116.: red. He- ft 461. gie llA rMaitaft. 665, 41s. to 46..1 red. Ms. to 44a. ; Petaniage egg geskofteg. rad. lb to 40a.; ( d ean, tut, lea te 46.1 ditto Peak. 80.46.1 e Hs. lye, Patarealse sad Prelim Ms. 6 ffBs4 Itusito. 26. to Ma. 61.. Sul, 26 so the.; remerealis sod Ms to Me. Oats, Dutch brew, 17s. to Ma. ; Poireamles 111 14% NUR Ik6tela sad Danish, Ils. to Bum. Ardrepl sod o. Ha. 6 Pla. Per, white, 21s. to Mk Priselas6 sok I am.; Akesadrles, 116 to Ms i NRWPOST (Islas OT WIGHT), Aug. 24.---06 cum I aria Ads dopier well supplied with gnu* Itutens dull. Wheat meld kesalita to Ni. per qr. Bexley, 211. to M. Oats, 17s. to VW teeny 1120. in Hs lgeguegou. Aug. 4.-Oar fareaere brought • largo raw et WINNOW ear soft* so-day, Ine wen est eittog sellers. Ma ekiemfmn 161,6 was estraseed by the =Mem rid use mesh I In* sod we peke preesely theism sots Its Milan boa sables caupeoisl, during toe goot week ke is „,,, bir ~„ e a bor.' sMustlipgrurrallybellan the lost. Uwe • owsryroom N solflpito us odurbia cap.. Muff • dim 66 at le. lw 66 Ise num sed usegmle :sr V i dkpeted to persholo 686 6 as 1 11. Ink. 6 the sweet peke sob tweet b Ise Inkupereaut to Wks gels's. kr, 66 the :=loloklag on% so tomootim atm TY prang seep oxtorry or. mar tie avenge; the Nag sea awl stalds an alike this sad MOIL Men meek sal two MI6 gmetelled. Pon and Ow allege dasnr. Nom , Aug. 4.-Our Imam have brought Poe ward • fall show of at tkle ilkietwAst. yid& bia, en are kr eager to take except at Is. duMle kr Os het maples ; laterite sorts remain insole. eery Ms prig in *Mg sera, sod quotatins remain unaltered. PETWoltill. Aug 4.-The barme bring at hand, sad the supply of old Aleut mere Ara 116 6sairdoter =Het was dull to day, sad but kw Mu allbsto6 The tnemartkon In other grain were eery Ude& eflree. whito, It 16 to 111. per bed; red, 101. t o tor, It.. itarley, 23a. Se Me. mgr. Oats, le. to 2:s. 8e.., Hs. to 40e. Peas, Mk. to 10e. Psurrove. Aug. 4.-We have kid a west of doe weather, wed the growing crop. look very promisees, In the absence of fresh woggles% the dealers are stilly depeseteat upon the stocks is ggrrr r oozy; kik Is the fee. of an abuodast harvest, the trade has r emalnrd with • tendency to lower meek There was a small empty leg Wheat at ear Cora Exchange toda, the demand for kh eels{ ate reduction of 6d. pee wiadle. Irish, as well as lareuts, Mod ran abatement of 3d. per bushel. Finer a Wilted mile, at • MIEN se dd. per pack. Beans inquired tor, at our quotations • esti tei egr deae.4 and, being Mace, =Waned full prices. Oatmeal, ea the seadeury, is difficult to quit, and must be noted 6d. per t oa d Irroor. Per other ar•kke we refer to oar prime current. New Pota tion 041. period dearer, say 6s. toes. 6d. per 240105. Priem-Wheat, gig *ads, .of 2201ba., EnghA, Lancashire, white, 23., 3d. to Ifs. Id.; red, Vs. to 23a Od.; Yorkshire and other counties, red. N.. to 234. ad.; Mali, per bushel of Telln., red, middling ft peed, be. Md. to Is 4d. Foreign, per WWI of 70 lbs., baletein and Qum:UN whits, 7.. ed. to 7s. 7 td.; zed, 6a.i id. te la 'd. ; Rostock, Anima, and Rteten, red, 7 e. 4d. to 7o Oil.; ~burp...k L,,, r er Belie, red, be& 1.7. 81.; llocerdam and the Milne, red, go 101. ft la. M.,• Preach, red, Is. hod. to 4. Od. Flour, pee put of 2401 M., Eaalkh. Ise to superfine, 31.. Od. to Me. Od. ; aiming, 245. id. to 3:1.6d.; Irish, per sack of 280105., line to super fine, 36e. to 2o Pd.; French, superfine and extra superfine Jas. to 94' t ' awftledh NMI of 1 1 = : , 265. to 26e. ed. Snob k per er 5111111.„•Espellek aid 13a. ed. to 14 e. Get, m „ 4 .; Irish, soak grey, 11.. ed. to 13a. Oats, per hert h lne 1 Vodkas, 2a. lid. to sa ; oceweet, ya MU 28.14 ; , Se. ed. to 5.. ild. Oaten A per load o r Wilis.. kr iii .k. Ns. W. to Alle. • bier., choke aunpl. a. 2 3 a. 01 4. to Bie Pd.;' gad general quelitlee. 541 to He.• his almir to geed. 33e. 3d. to 23.. ed. laufaa- Cora, pet qr. of 40.11*., Sea.to Sne. I, dim Cote Meal, per peek of 24 silia., white, Eop3.k lIIMMILICRITO. 17a ad. to 1114.0eL; yellow, 174. to 181 ed. Br.as, per pock of 21011i5., Stylish mid Irish, 90 ed. be 1016 1114• DINO Log . 4.—Wheat was abundant is } he market. and the priedriterally 1.. pet qr. lower. Beane are al , o gown le. per qr. (Me tally abbotauted the rates a( last week. barley was a alWs at wolit's pikes. Uld u.d new Per were • doll trade, %Mout Ouvallas. BATPSON intDke Air. 4.-01 e Lamb fl , r beingof the trebly, we bad a vet; this sttendsaas at market this day. Wheat rather lower, true 4lb to 44a. per qr. Barley, foreign, 24e. to 211a.' boos, trout 304. Od. to Ma. Peas, hog, 31.. OWN Ilk to 20.. 1311•TeBBSORT, Aug. 4.—We bad a vary dill woken to day. To. supply of Wheat was an average deo, though too large for the dissuid, and I farther opossum of to to is. per qr. took place. • rety lew eamploe of faille\ Harley worm *Agitated, an t the asks sileawd wets et fall CURCIO*/ at bet wick. loather grata Were was hut Me poop, aid the aploodfoos of ell deeerlPtlolw were unal tered. Woo* U. lob to 1 11. be. par load. Barley, 34... to 130. oats, 17.. to Ils. Boor, Ha. to 335. Toss, Ss. to 40s. per qr. Ykrar. 56a. per sack. _ _ • - -• • • •• autesweawaY, Aai. 4.—Oar market We day was well supolird with Wb at from the farmers. White Wheat, of doe qua lity, made MA week's price; .l-o los red, tabu bur sums, fully le, per qt. lower with a stow demard. itaziey, Scans, and Uate the same ea UM week, with a fair trade debut. Waamitorrint, Aug. 4.—Our market to-day preseilted a very meagre oppraranot. There was • very tarp supply of Whest. boles wrre Wry lardsnete, mid though is • tiee Lamed' 2 , 1 2 . • = of Let week (41k. per qr.) was obtained. pikes mot be fully Ss. per qr. Sower. Floor receded about Is. per seek. In Wily there tan ha so daemon wads la our late willies's, with a stow de. el ad. Wed Oats an sears, sad bald at a plight miaow.. beaus were to chart *apply , and to good demand ; holders were there fore arm, at an deluxe from 2s. to es. per gr. Other article, ex prieneed a dull male, and suntained last weeks crises. Wheat, tea. to 44.. per qr. barley, Als. to dee. Oats, lee. to 33.. Beano, Its, to 1 0s. tam, 335. to 42a. Malt, GO, to Ob. Flour, tes. per reek. . _ • WINCIKESTUI, Aug. 4.—We had a fair 'how of English Wbsat, but then was a very thin attandshos; the We was exceed. ingly dull, and prices rev ded Irom Is. to U. per yr. Foreign Wheat also underwenta riducakm o: Is.. mid aotutuch businera oanseeteeL Pm gash barley was sbom supply, and la good demand, and the turn of prwm was in favour of the growers. O.A. were firm, at lent week's pricey. In beans and Peas than were but few trannetions, without alteration tin our late currency. Malt ruled, beiry, and underwent no change. Prices. Whit averaged Irmo el. 155. to ill. pm load. Barley, as. to Ms. Oat., 17s. to Ms. Beans, 366. to Ma. Pecs, PA. to 40.. Malt, 32.. to 6ts. per qr. Hour, Rs. per sect. Wieseoz, Aug. 4.—During the past week the weather bas bees very variable, and the fen Wheats are (Hog badly; no doubt now CUM ul mddew, bat to what mama a not yet aseettalu able. Heaping autoot be 'meat In this neighbourhood In less than a artniabt. The harmers brought !Jenard a felt supply or Wheat to day foe MO swat, sad the beet found buyers at la per qr. under but seere ra•es. Of alba, gr.in but little uttered, and former prima nude. %best, WD ye, eta to 485.; extra, SO:. per qr. ' • red, 435. to 475.; extra, 48e. Oats, 9d. to 91,1. per atone. Betas, 32.. to dis. per qr. - - Woaczent, Aug. 4 —The 'apply of Wheat at market todiy wad rather large, and the weather being very floe, tales could only be made brialsonttlag to • reduction of fully le. per qr. Barley the turn cheaper. Very few oAlli changed hands, but they main tained their valise. hams held for quite as much matey. Pees In demand. DUBLIN. Aug. 3 —The weather fur the last few dais hu bean splendid, and a considerable number of samples of new Bare, and itaymeed, were off.r.og on our market this day. Fee new bora and Oats tally la pot buret abatement was mowed on the BUM 01 IWoday. On oh. groin we worta ala Wylie a reduction, os Wheat Is. sod (tats 6d. per hunt, and on Indian Corn Ia ad. ptt qr. Ills Lapwing arm the gesezol currency :—Tehest, white, 3d.. to 211 s. ; red, 216. to Vis. pee 21$011n. ata, tla to Ida. ad. per iliblts.; new, Ila gutsy, 2111. gd. to 17a. Fez littbs. New Mere, Ila to 10s. Indian Corn, Ida to 27.. per 46011 n. Oatmeal, 12.. to 12a6d. per owl. Moor, la mks. 14s. to la. per owt. tor mond. ; American, 24a. 13d. to ige. bd. per MAW. Cott, Aug. 3.—The weather far the last few days bat been beautifully Wm, but, and forcing. sad the mope in 000 sequence me rapidly opmouching to maturity. AU give poems- of an abundant yield, elide each sumeediag say loner's us with the renewed hope that the potato mop wilier. a return nearly, if not fudy, is bianniul as in ord.aary yeas. la tbiaakilty et present i'utatues are selling at the rate of 3d. to 6d. per 21. b end thewhere at nearly as u.ottembe pekes ; and the sanoulement of this ten will at cove secennt for the great blithe of in the commotion of bat es. tom whisk is a drug at a very cookie. able monks from the prime el lerit week. We km to report nunierons arrivals of the muck, mid those add to the di preonon in the trade. lhe sup. plies el home grata ire hieing. Rome new here and Outs of excellent I Rurally ham appeared at market, and ban sold at Wend. We have end e kw tesnmetioes in prepared or foreign at a As • of ed. per barrel. The bode la Oats hes been merely a retail one at km rates. We essotinue to have a needy consumptive demand for nos:, se lest week's pekes. The Moths, ri well se the suppenice the amble, ere light, and barely suet bet fur the wants of the trade. The commoptien of Indbm Corn has fallen of still iurther, nod we must quote the artic e • .low and dull sale, at a decline rat luny res. per ton tram bet wok's rates, the current prices being el. to W. Is. per ton. LIKZKICK ; Aug. 4 —Tee weather continues bestitinilly line mad ripening; the sickle will be in active operation next week. Potato.* are mon abundant, and of eery good quality; the price is down to bd. pee stone 13lbs. Indian Corn eau Mai difiloult to sell, end bonae would take less moray than our quotations. Wheat, red, Us.; white, 23a. per 2.01 M. Oats, lees. per 19 Ms. Galax Indian Cam 71.2 a. ed. per ton. Ibrail, 71.; yellow A ennui, 71.; white, 71. Oatmeal, 174. lea Kytineid, 71. Ins. per ton. Ang. 4.—Our import, hot.. of Wheat and Inaba Olen Moos Saturday kat Is large ; Ws ; added to ...annual flue weather threeghout the week, and the dull •COUSIDIS from the togluth markets, basked& depressing teem oda the etude ,err, and ell deocrip. tow ot grain u wed as Flour have receded in value ante this day se'nnlalit. Pemba-ens of Wheat bare manned their of to toe supply of Immolate wants, et a redeetioa of 3d, to tidd per buret. Bailey and Oats here been meted et lower peke, without &Marshy any wisdom The num ected decline a/ la week on Indian Corn, togetber Mtn a slight anresse In our supply et new Pakten has produced quits a moth amongst loth sobers and buyers, and pekes most be main noted lower, by Is, ed. to as, without baths, to any but the awn remit demand. Mar, t4l. to Is. per week eh.aper. Price: Undried: ,Wheat. mill, Per St Ilema, flag& to Ws. ed.; WHAM. • tat to Sas. ed. , Swig, per 16 stone, grading, I Is. re. to Hai& Oats, white, pet 14 n.. 108.6 d. to Da. lid.; Wink, 10e. 9d. to. Ile. tn. Dried and foreign: Wham, Irish mill, per 20 rt., 24a ed. • to Us. 96.; eldeptag, tbs. to 21s. ed.• Peden 0 Mee., 2k. Id. to 24. rd. ; Free* tor, fes. 04. to 1145. ' 61. halm grinding, ter le n., lis. to Me. ed. Oats, with', per 14 et., Ils. id. to i le. 111.; html, Ile.' Od. to lii. ed. Flour saperfba, pee sack, flen Ott to Ms.; seeends, Ws. to SOL ; 241. to SU.; fourths, les. to 20e. India tiare, per 10 st., Danube, IGLOO. to lea Id.; Asserieen, yellow sad red, lie. M. to lea ed .; Spanish sad Portuguese , white, Ins. to Ile. ed.; damaged, foe cattle, Id. to Ile. Indian Dora Mean per cwt., 7s. ed. to 7s. Oatmeal, 12s. to Hs. Bran, per eat., 4s. to 48. Mule KlitheALDY, Aug. 4.—We continue to have cloudy wea ther, with coma malty s good dell of rale, whisk will have the elect or protracting titt .ime of harvest, but, it followed by genial bright weather, would increase the quantity of food. At our country markets this week we bad not much ink 01 say kin offering, and the prices beim comparatively higher than in the large boding makes, the male• made were chiefly for local cantesiptun ; the rates paid fur Wheat end Oats were about Ia per qr. under thus. of last week. barley end Seam seem to be exhausted. Here dada y we had a moderate supple of Wheat, but email of both Barley sad ; mks now tor ell kinds of grate, prices however were not lower than out week. some instanne they were a shine Weber. Wheat, 425. to 30.. Barley, Ws. to 28.. thils, 19.. to SM. Oatmeal, per beg of . asOlba, CATTLE, &43.—Smnlimn, Two o'Clock.—The ouppls al Basta in smaller; wade is emegwady mere armful, and the drawm min radar mare mossy. the rsimalme of Sheep ty also ; the dammed. >k lowswit bet mad. and It is dliasult to obtain an advanw so Us WA Nada find I dI is rearm, is more noddy dd. Trade is still; wry bed kr Caws, although a alight disateasbitt la tbsmd wain Ids& Yana Germany rll= ll lliere ors 671 esrits, 1.810 Sheep. sad 86 Calms; tram tipain abwit beats; Fres" MI; and ihd. 180. Per 43.4.. A Md. a. d. rsr m L 4. a 4 dad Sala. Marakedo 10 4 0 had Pm Ott 0 0 0 e lift *autism —. 3 6 I 1 Dot ...... 3 6 3 issond wadim imais . 10 3 4 I De. dm arm o' 0 0 0 lairs ....... . 8 3 6 tweisadadaniquallty 710 3 4 rum ... 31 4 6 Da do. ewe . . .0000 1104 ude 3 10 4 01 {amts _ 4 0 6 4 1130.41 ee MN" 3,433: Sheep and lambs. 2.880 : OUTOI• 103; Plp, CRAM—Our fair on Wednesday was more largely sup Mied with cattle and Sheep than we bare emu at this fair for many Tan. but the dealers mre rev) cautious of burial: oonsequently prices fur all descriptions ruled extremely low. Gown and Calves about 101.; poet barmen, 71. to M. each ; tat stack about Ss. a Good wethem were to be bought at frau tla to SM. tack ; lambs, from Ids. to 17s. • ewes about 2.5 a. emelt, soda pest number weesdriven away uneold. Aare wm alas a larger omen. of limes Man usual, which were to be bad at very low figures. . . ———- • - - BIST3II, Aug 3 —The rapsly was moderate, but fully equal to the donsad i sad business generally was slack. Good tat bre:could be purchased tor sa. 6d. per more, but 9a was obtained in a few balance,. Gus sad Wyss mend pientiltd, and none were of mop swum qualitp. .Ihices ranged tom about IL to IV. see& Barnum weld at Is. to U. tib per wore; steers were pot very name. toes. a good pair were add for 191. There was again a large supply of Shop and Luba hat the niartet was very dull. TM beat fat I/ethers we:rend worth neon than Sd.per lb., and many sold ata lower figure; ewes, lab per lb.; butchers' Lambs, Std.; store hogs, 21s. to Us. each; store Lambs, to.. to Its. LOFTON PAUL—This fair wan bald on Monday lasi and was, Ia gewaral, eareadingly wail supplied with meet deseriptkese of stock. The attendant* of farmers and dealen was fully equal tA If it did sot rattan exceed, that dant former year. fl• sinew was rather dull; la lest, thars reined to be very little inelinatke manifested to maks pats nee, owing to the buyers Wieling lower Irmo than ex. I peeled, which may be accounted for In some measure by the back- I vastness of the feed. Of Lambs, the supply was not only excellent, but abundant; the prams being from lea. to about els. per bead. Good Man4aced awe Lambs were much sought after, and at pretty good prior. Sheep went off slowly, at about Ma. per head. Of Moats the show was pretty good, but not much In demand. There wore soma ea y good cart and other Hone., which fetched rather high prices. Of nag Bones hut a middling deploy. A great deal of the Moak left tor Cowling, fair, which was had the next day. .—T 11•Lrogin,,Aag. Ihe aatabsr of Boasts was loan than last week, and of very fair quality, from Sd. to Bd., and all add up. Sheep much es last aeeli, and or very fair quality, from 3d. to did, and a good many left at the close. Lambs, S,d. to Bid., and a few left a t the dose. Calves leer, and of good fair quality , from Std. to 61d., and all gold up. Number of Begs, 1,123; Sheep and Lambs, 9,876; Calms, 70. WAILIFIELD, Aug. 1. —At this market we had only a li mited Pimply of both Besets and Sheep. Then wee a large attend. anoe of buyers; in emaammesos of whisk all was grotty readily sold, at last week% pekes. Of leas cunt we had • good sapply ; Were wet with a good sale, at rather better prices. Prices :—Seef, es. to de. U. per atone. Nantes, 3d. to Std. per lb.; lamb. 6d. YAW , ' AVOUBT FAIL—The annual fair was held hers On Thursday last, at which Calving Cows and mow fresh heifers and stern met with ready sale at fair prises. Prime fat cattle also were soon cleared away, at from Is. 6d to Is. per stone ; but small store cattle and Scotch and Irish beasts met with dull sale. We bad a very good nippily d Yorkshire Cheeses, which sold at from Sta. to Oa. par owl. Thomases price was 43a. per cwt. 8 - - - - Yong FORTNIGHT FAIR, Aug. 2.—We bad a good supply of fat beast", which were readily sold at from fts. 6d. to oa. per Oboe, the market basis, a rood attendance of buyers. A good supply of fat sheep sold at from Sd. to 61d. per lb. Lambe were plentilul, sod sold at from Sid. to 6d. per lb. A thin show of lean stock had a dull sale. Nszcion Fans, Aug. I.—This fair was ono of the wort, in point of numbers, held In Nenagh for some time past, and the general ran of stock bad, the prioes of width raage neatly ea follows: !filch Cows, from 7 /. to la ; Opriegers, from SI. to Ili.; two-year. old Heifers from 61. to St • one.year.old from M, to 41. Ewes from 23a. to 305.; Wedders from'lllie. to 40s. Lobs from lots. to 20.. Stare rigs t m 455. to Ws.; &naives IMOI 23a. to He. per pair. OLLSWOW, Aug. 2.—At our market this morning the supply of tattle was larger than but market, but the quality only :. Reel prime mi. monk sought alter, but miditteg and Interim 1 1 1 2fty dull. Best 01 Beef, 52.5. to Me.; second, Os. to 49a. Cows, Buda, and Werke, its. to 445. re ewt., sinking oral. All sold. Our = and lamb market was well supphel with One stock of all Vine aged treaders, Sid.; second, 42d. to 3d. Ewes, tel. pet lb., sinking alai. Lambs, from 4a. AL to 16s. each, accordiag to weigbt and quality. Fed Calms dull, at 475. to Ws. per cwt. RAILWAYS. s:IlA:, Two o•Cnocc. The share mat ket is quiet this morning, and not very firm in tone, though !of material variation in price has recurred. Great Westerns have been marked at 82; Caledotien at 23,1 to London and South Westerns have declined a trifle; they were last done at 34, ; Midlands at 86g. French shire , ' are shout the MM• as on Sitarday. Durum BanAna'. I Do. PrefWate; Mabet.,Not,Boo.,OrE. Jai Parka Hama Kit. (Gs W. perpetual 9 p.. 't.) Sinalusbaat mud Oaed Juaeiksoallsduly paid, or with a guarantee . . Do. without • Sone Valle) and Dudley, calls duly paid, or with Do. witioutaiguarautee Bolton, etam., and &rm... _uo, Do. Aaron Do. MO rawhiramarei. Clinger ybrd .. Dublin an Ballad inns.. i.;.4£0717an Do (CIS lam; .. Do.(11.106.16 p. Ct. Fret Eutern Caunttee Do. New Gua. 6 p. Do. Set., bp. Ct., No. I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. it E. S per Ct.. Do. ew Eutern Unto% elan is . dos C. ditto... - Do. ti=. 6 p. Ct.) gaat Do. New _ Do. 1,. t shares - Do. 6 per Ct. Prof. .4 eh. Peet Linoolnahsre Edinburslr e d s Gliegow. Do. g Edinburgh & Northern .. Do. Newport ._ . Exeter red !smooth ()rest Northern D 0.4 shares, A.Detierred D 0.4 thane B. 6P. CL Do. 3 per Cent. Pre! Gt. eolith. and Weet. (lre.) Great North of Sitglutu.. Do. New, SiO . Do. New, £3O Do. New, als Do. Do. New, 117 I Do. dune Lancaster and Illurtiele Do. Thistle ►anal "and •ToA.Ohiel De 80.Thr :: 5.7.147;1pm:is Do. West Skiing Union Do. Preston sad Wpm Do. shares (A) Leeds and Beidloed... feeds and Thirk Do. New PreL 6 p. Cent London and nutelswell UM.. Brighton. k 8. COIN Do. guerroterd S p. late eroyd,u Thirds Do. PreL S per Oust— Do.Convrt. S p.CL,11152 Do. New ZS gun. 6 p.D. Landon sod Orsenwaskt Do. Preference .-- London t Nor th -Western Do. do. New I sliares Do. Masi London t noutb•Weetera Do. New, Do. New £lO ic;tetesiie 7 CL. lianas., Buz, and mat.. . Beath, fiber., and Lbw Do. lultAree, No. 1 .. Do. shares, No. 1 .. Do. shwa, No. 1 .. Do., ew SIO Pref. .. Do, Great Grinwby Do. do Do 80et and Lincoln.- Do. Grimsby Dort ... Do. Lincoln Union .. lIWMad Do. /.40 shame Do. Ulm and Derby .. Do. B. and B. 6 p. Cent. MidlandOrt.Wrettan (Ir.) Do. New fle Do. Oaaren. 3 per Ct . Do. Chtaxan. Si per Ct.. North Bryiab Do. :earth Btafilardshlr• Girard, Ware., & Watery. Itead.,Culkl., end Reigate Royston sad kilteitht *sottish Central Shrews,St Btrm., Do., are B . . Do., New Guaran teed... Shrewsbury awl Chaster L bw. W. Min.) Do. Oewestri ~.th :. . .. .. .. Stir i South ettalladoldro... .. Do. '4o. 4 .. Do. No. 4 = 4"la ... York., Dom, St Cook .. 6 40818414, Itothorham, as 1 000ba,14. DI pea S p.Ct. Watorked sad Elltosay.. W.sr Valley. 11 p. Ct. gua. Do. do. do. Do. do. do. . . Wit a, Somerset, &Wpm . Tork.Netkustlelt Berwact Do. Est. I TorkliNewoa.) I Do. O.N.E. Purettoot or 1 Preference ... . , Wrack sod North Millamt.. I Do. Preference ... .. leilllON itanws. Anglo.halm (late ItaUsti madAostriae) ._ ., DoakOrbs iad "'Win I Ointesi Prune (Viarzon) Sot Laws Orlat lbdiaa 14;iisiias 19 db. 1 7 11 Ul 7 die. Pal Pa. Pe. 7 7 dle.xle Madrid and Valenti' ... Maim and Maio Martlims et Irma ... Meson and llardnira Paris sad Woman Parlanni Modes Pada *imam, Mum rad rod Mire .. Tan aad Nantes 31111 dis.4la 4 db. $9 II 2 . 1 : 1 11 1 disals 10 9 : 74 db. LIVERPOOL, August 4. dot-Exczawow—The stark.* to day was slightly Wtweed. Soles (—Great Northern (5 per rent pred iss.2s d.), I jd. —Lasmehlre sad Yorkshire (Sftb shares), Si d.—Loadon sad North Western, lilt 2—Do. foes, f shares), SI I j p.-31idlaad (Issioester sad s *bares), 11l (J.—South Brawn sad Dow (No. 4, to. as 1 shares, 6 dia.), a 111.. Sd. j. MANCHRSTRR, Awpat 4. BToOK-NiCHANoi.—There was • farther improvement in Inneartrire and Toilette* gook', which continued to be favourite In vestment& West Ridings were done at 4i to 3-16 db. ; and fifths at 3 1-16 to 3 15-16 die South Monson and Dom No. 4 were abo done a abide higher, but other Moab remained unaltered. BIRMINGHAM, Aleput 4. Brom-Elute &NOS.—Very little business was done today, bat prices were firmer, and a shade higher. WWII, Avgsat 4. eldrocx-Exoaarecea—Priees are lower to-day, mad there are many sellers of stock in the market, and holders appear to b. ap prehensive t►at tbe forthcoming dividends will be very ratalL lend dividend.; are oared at ti per cent., and York and North Mid land. at per cent. per snitatn. The transactions dose are: Great Norther', pref., at 340. Ms.; Think Extensions, is. pm.; East Old Innceshine, 17.; and North Stafford., 31 dia. PARIS, Auora 4. Purism—Park and Orleans, 750; Paris and Ragan, 3 27 50; Avignon sad IltarselUse, 515; Strasbourg and Bale, 100; Centre (Vierson), ; Bordeaux, St 50; North, 420; Park and Stras bourg, 352 50; Tours and Nantes, 506 25. FRINCR RAILIYAT TRAFFIC —The following ere the lest returns oft se grew receipts of the priming French railways: Near botax.—Froot July 23 to Jolyn Freemen, 223,373 f.; geode, 177,460 f.; total, 401,832 E Boca.—From July n to July 58 : Pawnor% 90,311 f.; goods, 80,471 t ; total, 170,6121. Elaess.—utoot Jul 22 to July 28 : Peeseagen. 31,668 f.; goods, 50,909 f.; total, 72,575 f. Oataama—From July 22 to July 29: Passengers, 53,761 L; goads, 90,999 L ; total, 184,784 VIVIUM.—Prom July 23 to July 21: Paasengers, 39,3251.; goods, 30,9313.; total, 70,4591. BOVLOGNIL—Prom July 23 to July n: Porescara, 30,1081.; goods, 5,8721.; total, 35,8701. lhares.—Pram July 22 to July 28 Passengers, 8,3651.; goods, 17,6091.; total, 15,973 L itioloo today up to 1 o'clock. e . turaay . 19 20 4 Pa I dia. pi n 26 ex int 222 23{ al 22t 114 Ili S 6 pm 34 4 4 Iso. 4 PM 24 23 dis. S I cga• A Li' 1p a. 16 !! p iii 1$ 33 31 dia. 2 1 2 3 14 p. 55 1 574 Pa. iii iii 3 3 pm. IS 16 dia. IS 18 dl.. 181 191 17 18 ex in 17 18 ex In 41 41 es in I 11 ps.lb /6 29 es. 14 II 101 101 dia. 4 2 II d 4. 1 I die. IS4 11 did JO Mi "ii pm. la 40 pm. 19 20 pea. BS $4 .i - 64 die. 164 19 44 4 die. 92 93 52,4 a ~. Par 17 13 dia. 9 7 db. 4 4 die. 21 de. 6 Ws. 2 2 pub. 41 4 di& 38 40 6 7 pen. 1(2 104 lit l9 4 4 Pm V 117 Sidi.. 94 10 ex die. 93 54 ex die. 92 54 ex die. 14 61 ex etiv. i 21e 104 2 4 132_ 133_ it I Pni. 3 pm. 33 act pm. is 14 dlo. IS ►► dia. 4 ► db..' 34 U 10 i as. i • 14 lii 17 19 15 7 dia. 15 14 dia. 15 14 dla. r it 44 21 dia. 13 Ila . 43 _44 is ii dia. IS 1• liii di 38 39 1 I 4 947 1 61 dial 17 3 e IS 161 17 22 4 PM 3 33_ 21atL 4 SI dia. 1 2j pm. 3 dia. par 1 1 dia. par dla. tha. 14 1 3 idis. 10 13 9 13 sit 2 - i li 551 1" e qes q 114 ez as.. U 23 db. 1 Is' 6 le per 16 14 dia. 20 204 Ili 6 db. 4. 41, ola. 30 61 i -ital.. 12$ ix lat 39i I. 0 ex die r. 91 ex d 1 91 ex die 1321 2 40 19 w 41 +e ii i pa. Iti ex Ist ii diem int Elie enneess. OUTGOING MAILS. The mlis for oleo, Oporto, Lishno, Madeira, Claw, atul Gana* . will be made up tomorrow (August 7). Tice milk via haraelllee, to the Mediterranean, Fent, Boatafana, &a., will In mode up tomorrow (Aqua 77 hula he hnuns, 'stash Amines on, ,fte omen meth up on the evening of the 10th of Aug us t. as are MtoL India ez,usiu g , II New Orleans, - and Mellon, ! Mclntire tiL laN te leadvers, Juan,le-n M leiraana. New °meads. ChM pen.4 t ambsem on the 17th of dogma. , sad The mi d, t oe mown, the brazils, and Buenos Ayres, *Wh up on the 4th of September. Wt flea souls for I.lllJilltat, Malta, OTOPOO, the lonise Isisada, pint . Ceylon, India, and Mize. ria enutbsiti; to% will te roads ap e t ths morning of the hith of Anion. NIGH WATRA AT IA)NDON Altllloß. Tem 114, —liondae, 2i W. paA is Oulu. w TorMaailaw W. Mt • AllenW.lB w . pin 4. LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 8. TrIE loyal welcome which the visit of the Q ua' has evoked from every part of 1'114,4 realises eely what has ever her n cur confident anticipation. Bader all circumstances, and at the serrate( times, we eat * . Mined the firm p a suasion that her Majety nerd b it show herself among her Irish subjects in order to disprove the grader delusion tied there prevailed amongst them as a nation any insane or absurd feel ing of enmity beards her person or her clown. It has suited the purposes, first of one set of politicians and then of another, to p rer tend the contrary, to feign apprehension for ths Wire of the sovereign, and to ineumute, to know not what, wherever the common-sense goyim sal asked—why should she not visit. In Lhi ? Every ebullition of wielder ipleen cr paroxysm of agrariaa agony has eyeti m Weeny been =grafi d into syrup toms of conspiracs and beginnings of retell on. Com ,ion bills were drawn, reneaed, aid drawn agile upon the credit of this unworthy speculation ; and how much longer it might have profitably lasted it were hard to guess, had it not been for the wise and geterons impatierae with which the QUEEN herself is said to have regarded the indefinite vetpe.nement of her natural and just desire to see for herself the cities and the plains of "that her ancient realm .° The QUEEN is known to be will read in binary; and she is nut therefore likely to forget that, next to England. the oldest inheritance cf the crown is that whose shores she has n ,vg for the first time trod, Four hundred years before the crest sof &viand end of England came to be united, Ireland had through her chiefs and clergy sworn allegiance tone house of PLANTAGENET. And through all the Tidal tildes of misrule and guttering whi c h t h e people of that devoted land have interm it , it is not a little remarkable how Odell tha upbr sidings of popular discontent have been directed against the occupant of the throne. The viceroy or his subordinates, the territorial tyrants or their agents, the acti-rational hierarchy and priesthood, have in turn been the objects of Celtic bar d sad reven,e. But against the monarchy it would need some re.earch to discover htlf a dozen dunces in as many centuries of del berate disloyalty. The tittles and the septa fought for leave to keep ardstnetti the broad lands of' which tie fraudulent favountiee of successive lord deputies endeavoured to divest them. The catholic Fords and people of the 17th l ee rig nt t u o ry fought thefait lo ho r tthetheir right eirfat to her s.worshipThe pa Godparliament, ccoamsentirdd the 18th century struggled for freedom of trade, e soil the right of local taxation ar.d local jurisdiction. To say that infinite violence, cruelty, and mischef of all kinds was not perietuated in too course of all these conflicts would be absurd. But to *my that is the main the Irish were not "far more meld against than sinning," would we believe be g o ds v iu t r al uuu r li h d t u ty h e az i e ed e a o ra pa sfrpp postponement appreciate. false. t i po ai imperial 3 mre lthef ei thN nu unity,eto records l f e can hesitate f e ed s ii :l n a ta ao uy ft i vtiEeowotoegelinoadli?e.wir.fuedumn:itissetha and 's o h o d dcr n tra c whol iti pl-de amend. shall be made to Ireland fur the wrongs that have been done her. _ Amongst those wrongs, and not the least penikat amongst them, is that of treating the people of Ire land as tributaries, not as equals. It is easy to call this a sentimental grievance. Be it so. We care not to argue about definitions. All we coo tend for is, that it unreal, the sooner it is &mitred the better, and the easier will be the process. But by all means let there be an end to it. We can't afford to keep one-third of the house in a state of dilspidr tion and darkness, because it. is a mere superr Woe to suppose that it is haunted by certain political ghosts. If they be but dreamy shadows, they will be the more readily made to vanish away ; but in the name of all that is merciful and wise, let them be banished forthwith for ever. No voice can do this so queickly and gracefully as that whose feminine aceenta the people of Ireland are now for the first time permitted to hear. Wear, no sy cophants of royalty ; but so long as royalty exists, we wish to see it regarded by all classes and by ail races in the empire, as the centre and symbol or centitn tient' order and law. We are quite as iniisposed to depreciate its significance, as to exaggerate its pre eminence. We believe that, as freemen, we have a deep interest in the stability of our institutions; and s men of common setse, we know that no institution, whether it be royalty or any other, can be secure unless it be re- Tooted. Englishmen f every rat k and close honour and respect the Queen. We have ever believed that Irishmen as unanimously participated in the same feeling. Hitherto they have not had any direct opportunity of evincing it ; but now that the oppor tunity has been afforded them, there is no lack of heartiness in the national expression. Nor let us hear any peevish or dyspeptic civil about exceptional phrases on the one hand or exuberant manifestations on the other. In every community, and at all times, there will be some who cannot share in the general joy ; and some who carried away by mere excitability of tempers ment, forget the dignity that befits the citizen in the homage proffered by the subject. Our Celtic kinr men like our Gallic neighbours are habitually less reserved in all their demonstrations whether of aver sion or affection than suits the Anglo-Saxon mode. What then ? Shall we quarrel or at the grandiose paragraph in a provin e c a i2 address, or scold the perversity of some half-score of municipal functionaries who cannot he made to understand that this is not a suitable occasion for presenting political petitions? Not so. We are heartily glad that the Queen has bed the good sense to go this year to Ireland. We only regret that she did not insist upon visiting that fair land ten years ago. But we venture to foretel that the reception she now receives will awaken in the breast of the woman rind the queen the desire of repeating her visit frequently, and thus, as far as is her lies, of hastening the perma nent reconciliation of the two countries, by the esta blishment between their inhabitants of relations, , liberties, and privileges, of perfect and entire equality. ALL the world hes, we suppose, heard of the defal cation of Sir THOMAS TURTON, late Registrar of the Supreme Court of Calcutta. ; how in that capacity, he robbed the widow and the orphan, plundered the creditors of insolvent estates, and made away with sums paid into court by its suitors; how he turned enactments intended by the legislature for the protec , tion of intestate estates into the means of defrauding them ; how he indulged in the most recklt as specula tions with the funds of a court of justice; how, not content with the princely revenues of his ofcei he treated the money cielided to his safe keeping as if it had been his private fortune! how, in short, he criminally abused the trust reposed in him by the highest court of law in India. By this man's own admission, his defalcations exceed six lees of rupees; whilst, from the report of the commission appointed to inquire into them, it appears that eight lace of ru pees will not satisfy the demands upon him. An& foe the criminal who has oominitted this robbery there is, it seems, no punishment—for the sufferers by his crime there is no redress. This conclusion of so vile a transaction. of such an outrage on the administration of justice is not, we submit, at all calculated to elevate the character of the British government in the estimation of the people i f Tre papers connected with the affair have jot been delivered. They consist of some corresponeence between the Chief Justice of Calcutta and the su preme government ; the opinions of the law officers of the home and the Indian government on the offence; the report of the commission appointed to in quire into the amount of the defalcations; and the minutes of the various members of the supreme government on the subject. A perusal of these deem. ments meet el the elfin there is devil 4d nose at =see to imports Oa to defaicat indi for hid , wag' 10 nouste ie ho , entered I I li dis i 3341 21 5 die R