The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-05 00:00:00

AMERICA. IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY AT NEW ORLEANS AND ST. LOUIS. The British and North American Royal Mail steam- ship, Hibernia, Captain Lang, Itnived at Liver - rill last eight with one week's lame Bows from the United Starer, British North America, and Mexico. Sbe lit Boaton on the 23rd, and after putting in for the mail and passengers into Halifax, left that port ea the 2dtb. We learn that the C an ada steam-ship, which had bees pored by the America within a yewf hours sail of New York, reached that port on t 7, after a ravage of 11) days. The Hiteraia's news are of more than usual interest, so fart they relate to the United States. The adrices from New Orleans state that that city was threatened with almost entire destruction by the overflowing of the river. By the last account, the water had bust the level! alarge portion of the city was submerged, and the inhabitants were cm mass* quitting the neighbourhood. The fine steamer Empire had met with a serious accident on the Hama ricer, some 80 miles abm the city of New York. In a collision o ult. she west down. Twenty lives wereunfortunately lost. The city of Saint Louis Unmet with almost as dis astrous a calamity as that of New Orleans, though from aa apposite element. On the 18th ult. a conNe ;ration broke eat which raged so intensely that, in a short time, 418 houses and 23 ateam-bosta were con sumed, and property to the amount of six million of dollars destroyed. The city lies below the hish-wa'er level of this great river, and is guarded, as Holland is, from the ' inroad of the see, by dykes, or levees as they ars called, along the Mississippi.. A portion of one of then levees above the city haviog been carried away, cis waters were passing rapidly through the opening, overeoseiog fforts to stop the breach, inundating the plantations below, and actually pouring through some of the streets o f city. The latest dates are the 13th alt , when in assay quarters the inhabitants yen *heady driven by . the invading waters to take' icing* in the *peer storm of their houses. From California the accounts see twenty-two days later. The advice, are important According to one account the Californians refused to recognize General Smin, who was sent out as military governor of the territory, and had taken steps to ordains, a govern ment for themselves. Aesording to another, he had virtually taken back the erobilition which he hid issued at Panama for biddine foreigners to dig for gold at the " placers," and had organised a good police at San Francisco, and executed his authority without hindrance; but what is certain is, that the people had resolved to summon an assembly to sit at San Francisco sad frame such laws as may be necessary for the preservation of order and the regulation or trade. This body is to coosiet of 15 members. Three judges are also to be chosen—all by universal suffrage, of coarse. This organisation, it is understood, was to go into effect immsdistely. Several meetings had been held at San Francisco, to propose the introduction of the slave trade. The report of the discovery of gold in Oregon is contradicted. The mail steamer California still lay motionless at San Frniciicr.. There had been a mutiny on board the limited States ship-of-war Ohio, owing to the device of the men to get off to the gold region. Sarre thirty men have been put in irons by the com modore, sod many would be hung. Mexican accounts state that the duty which had hitherto been levied on gold imported from Upper California into Mexico had been removed. The robbers on the rood from Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico were more bold and active than ever. From the r.:volted districts there is nothing new. From New Vole itself there is nothing further worthy of being telegraphed respecting the Opera house tragedy. Canada is quiet. The crgsns of both sections of pnlit;ciars 111• I still occupied discussing the merits or demerits ef the Governer-General and the Assembly. It was more than probable that matters would re main in a quiescent state nutil intelligence would reach from the mother country regarding the memo rial of the minority of the colonists. COM 61 BBC lAL INTELLIGENCE. MONIT money market at New York since the departure of the previous steamer had been very *sr". Specie in eossiderable quantities had continued to ar rive. Money we. very plentoful, and could be obtained at very moderate rates. The general trade of the country is rep irtrd to be in a most sates'setory condition ; business gradually improving. Pennsylvania Fives were quoted at 83. busily Notes at M. COTTOL—!be cotton market. c - peelslly at New York, is reported brisk, with a good averase amount of business skim. Prices have, on the whole, slightly advanced, as will be seen by the following quotations: Upland and Florida middling fair to fair, 71 to 71 c.; Mobile, New Orleans, and Tram, middling fair to fair, BtoBl a. Basso Brous.—This market, since former advices left, hes been rather quiet. Not many transactions are reported, hstdms eouthsteina to welt farther advicee from this country. Western Canal flour, per barrel, 4 dol. 60 e. to 4 dol. 621 e. ; °ermine, prime whew, per 6011 e., 1 de1.22 e. to I dol. 24 e.; Southern whet, per 60 lbe., 1 dol. 2 e. to I dol. 4 c. ; Indian corn, rouni yellow, per bush.l, 60 e. to 62 c. ; Southern white. sir lm,ehal. 63 G. to 68 a ; Indian meal, per barrel, 2dol. 871 e. to 3 doL PILOVISIONS —ln this market the chief articles of interest to merchants in this country are without change either in intent of business done or in poises. Buonantot on London was quoted at 1081 to 1081, very firm. A fair demand existed on Paris at 6.25. On Ham burg, 351 to 351. On Bremen, 781 to 79. PRBIOHTS remain unchanged st the time of steamer's de parture, the current square bales, per lb., 1 to 346 ; ROUT sad meal, lr. 93. to 2s. per brl. To Barre : cotton, squats bales, per lb., Ito 10. MATH OF LADY BLESSINGTON. Oar Paris correspondent, writing tons yesterday evening, announces the death of Lady Blersingtoo, at half- rost three on that day. She dined on Sander with the Deems" of Gramansst, sad returned home in her nasal health. Yesterday morning, however, she felt unwell, and sent Ise bee 'medical attendant, the basscespathic doctor, lir. Simon. Re no sooner arrived, than he told her she bad bat a few hours to live. A short time afterwards Lady Blessiegten ezpired, In Dr. Binson's presence, of apoplexy. MINING INTELLIGENCE. The begrime transacted in the Minks/ Share Mar ket hat week was very limited. The Mining Journal rep~rta that West Buller continua to improve, and shares have very cwdersbly advanced, and to inquired for. Weet Car is reported to have considerably improved, sad some important discomries have bees mat. Sham have, is semsequence, bees is demand, at a considerable advisee. At likeesett end Bedford the discovery : nude last week ca to improve, the lode bei n g mprted as two feet et solid cot. At Wheel Cobweb • Ms course of elpFer bus been aisCO vmel. This sett is immediately adjoining Wheal Zion, now about Wing essameaces I, sad the discovery will, so doubt, greatly lionitate the lensatioa of the eimpany,aad stimulate mama% meratiess. Beath Friewiskip Wheal Asa bee improved ; a fine ,curse of tin (albs 28 fathom level west, aid also in the wine, east. Cambers* Cam* is reprammtei to have considerably improved daring the meek, and several therm have changed hands is sumegossee. Shine is the thliewiag mines have changed buds this week, ais. Lame Wheal Rm., Linea Great esneols, West Beller, South Wheal Frinawh Mary Ans erodthot, Birth Tee, Math Tamer, Bast ' Team, Caraborne Cwy 0-oneeis. Trehese, Tamar Omani% Bathed limited, Cwrit ltsfia, Barth LH. Math lirisallthith Ikm, &a. IlAt the Wheal Trebles ne= ses he astomati ter Jaami yy wad February were audialtl. sasilmossi676l. 17s.VIL is Liven of the ememay;_with 70 via allver-lead ors kr set*. A dividend of 21. per shale RINI iocaszed. leaving • credit of 1810. 17s. to snit seismal. Sims the last meat ing, the led. la. boas intsmited is the 68 fm. level, and they have aeounineed driviog sorth and south ca its coons, width is reported to be improving as they progress, as wall ea*. same sad me ht the other levels. At the Wheel Tmeemo, mostiog, for seething the es counts list hieramy and Yetsramy, the bassos 'heel pre sented showed a IMO et 100 i. to advismume ea the two mamba* wahine. A sill of 10a. pi share wee deemed se eiseery, MAW, with the risk silveriesd ore almsly mind, will mealy plat. the Wm eat debt at the nett meeting. At the threat Work maating, the aecounts far January, fehrmsey, eaA Moeda *smiths tia sold to ham realised a pelt if I,OOU. Go 10d., width, added to balance in Mad ere Deember. allowed a dividend et I . ll= than, leaving a 'Miasmal WM i s puss's Lads, to wait of seat montat. At the West Wheel Treasury _sting, the statement showed a Mhos. of 971.91. TL dam to parser. At the Wheal Maspret meet*. a dividend of 121. per dime was adored. The moomuts showed a prat of 1,4811. ihr :lfibivigi and Karol • after payment of dividend a Mimes el 1i.17a. 1. algid to Iredit Of alit morint. The Guadalcanal /Niece Mining Oomptigt mon WOO into a toll detail of the oo.rpany's prossolPen free the mew =succulent The reports from this Woes, m p lb* elleiriess of the maolinery, and the program ca tbs mien mai maw ground °restless, are Idol* latidaffaiffp afa . likm The Mee or counts of May) advise that the lh Inetwas nearly i (18111 n fork to the 80 Mien level, sad die Ise and whole ground had been discovered I. thip 30TM, the latter valued at 601. pr fn. The seggestion of the dimcton to drew sad smelt ths ore on the mines, alter being discussed, was postponed. Tie balance sheet to 26* Idareil showed an availab:s Winos of 4,4641. lle. 7d. The pm. spec= of the mousey aro considered highly emouragiog, end the next despatches ere andelMtell with much interest. At the meeting of the Omani Miring Anociation a divi dend of 11. per stare was declared. The company com menced operations in 182.5, under a rant from the late Doke of York, for winking some coal mines in Nova Bootie. We learn that the negotiations which have been so long pending between his royal highness's creditors end the company ars likely to be brought to a satkfactary termination. Tao meeting of debenture holders of the Company of Copper Miners in England, we regret to say, terminated without condi gto say arrangement. There appeared to be an dimes unanimous complaint that the committee ap pointed in lily, 1848, had been very maim is their duties; in fact, so much so, that the debenture holders had begun to think of =Vag for themselves individually. Various opinions were given by the several speakers of the value of tie pro perty, but the general feeling appeared to be, that a com mittee should be appointed to dleewee end prepare an image. meat with the shareholdsrs and the Bank of Noslsnd. No one, however, was willies to serve on this committee ; at d them belag a little mosimity, the meeting was forced to adjourn, to give the &bents= holders time to consider the . _ report. Some large purchases have been effected in the North Bri. tish Aerraltslan Company. Ws learn that the Cheapside has arrived with 83 halm of wool and 100 toes of copper refrains, and the Lisbon& HUMS with 26 balm, 58 tons of copper ors, and 63 toes of regulas and that the Catherine Jamieson is shortly expected. We find from an assay of a sample of regales, taken indiscriminately from the pi e, that it gives 16 per cent. pare copper. SECOND EDITION. ;Vont the 0.428TT8 of THIS NIGHT. FOREIGN-OFFICE, MAY 30.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint ea hm Mean Esq., now fieerstary to her liejsety's Ligation at Mankb, to be her Majesty's Charge d'Affaires and_Consul Genenl in the republic of Chili. The Queen hes also been graciously played to appoint Alfred Guthrie Boner , Esq., now Paid Attaché to her Majesty's Legation at Dresden, to be Seca ten to her Majesty's Legation at Munich. Dowsnto Arian, Joan s.—The Queen ham been pleased to appoint Felix Bedingbeld, Sul., to be Master of the amens Civil Court for the Island of Trinidad. Warrinsu.,Jenz4.—The Queen has been pleased tt present the Hon. and Bev. Charles Leslie Coseteney. ALA., to the vicarage of Bony Treely, in Use county of Devoe, sad diocese of Even, the at being void by the elision of the Rev. John Mainualay, M.A., the last bum bent. OFFICE 07 ORDNANCE• UN' 2 . Corp el IL Eagteeeed — Tirst Lieut. A. O'Doloceee GIATTOS, to tw see. Got, vies De Cate, des; See. Lieut. C. A. lace, to be Bast lint, via Orifice. (That portioa of the Gazette coataiaing the rat of Bank rupts w sot polished La dams he post ] ASCOT RACES. (THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES of 5 53TS. mail. New Mile. Collingwood Camellia .. • • .. .. 2 Caen THE GOLD VASE. Glenalvon .. • • .. 1 Canerm 0 ) A dead beat C ossac k 0 j for second. Won by a head. ASCOT DERBY STAKES of N aovu. each, &c. Repletion 1 Queensbury .. 2 Testator .. .. 3 Seven ran. Won easy TWO-YEAR-OLD SWEEPS of 50 Elva each. Three•quartera of a mile. Sycion .. 2 Nutbrown .. .. 3 TRIENNIAL STAKES of 10 soya eacb, &a. New Mile. Dotheboys .. • • • • Nunnykirk .. • . • • Honeycomb .. Won by a length. 11 ran. ASCOT STAKES. Vampyre Wanota Resedvias .. 1 .. 2 .. 3 .. 1 .. 2 .. 3 FIRE INBUBANCEL—A psrliamentary return, printed en the motion of Colonel StOthorp, shows that in the year 1848 insurances against fire were effected on farming stuck in country offices to the cutout of 58,873,6951. Insurances were also effected in town offices on the came description of property to the extent of upwards of 30,000,000 i. The in surances effected in Ireland on farming stock during the use period did not amount to more than 800,00 M In S co tland the rams insured on farming stock in the same year amounted to 4,138,5281. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY EVIDING. Though the amount of business in the Eeglisb funds today has not been large, prices have continued to manifest an improving tendency. Console opened at 911 to 2, end under the influence of some specu lative purchases they rose to 923 and to 3, but to wards the close of the day they declined to 92 to 923, at which they closed bath for motley and account. The Three per Cents. Reduced were :done at 903 and 901, and the New Three-and-a-Quarter nee Cents. at prices which ranged from 913 to 911, the last transaction in them being at 913. Bank Stock and India Stock are the same as on Saturday ; the former was done at 195, and the latter at 250 and 252. Long Annuities mark 81. Exchequer Bills, 451. to 481. ium for Mara bills, and 43a. for the adve bills. India Bowls were dons at 87s. and 70.. premium. Among the causes which have contributed to the improvement is the English funds during the kat few days it may be noticed that a considerable met of the purchases have been made for foreign against. The number of French names that have be en paned for transfers shows that the feeling of anosetaisty which still attaches to continental politics haslt rated materially in inducing parties who are ... investment in Paris to prefer the stocks 7i — a country. There are letters from the Brazils in the city which supply us with intelligence as follows : From Bahia the dates are to the 24th of April, ad state that there was but little business doing. Sugar was somewhat higher in price, and all the previous advice, of the deficient supply of the old crop were confirmed. Seasonable rains had commenced, and gave promise of a large crop for the ensuing season ; freights were dull, and exchange was quoted for the limited transactions that had been negotiated at 283 d. From Pernambuco the dates are to 30th of April, but there is nothing new stirring in business : exchange stood at 2&L By letters received by the West India steamer we barn that a revolutionary movement had taken place lin Bolivia, the principal object of which appears to have been to put down the monopoly in bark, hich ' the government of Peru now enjoys, and to substitute in lieu of the present system a fixed export duty of 20s. per lintel, to be paid by the shipper of the article. TICS DAY. Two o'cLocz. The transactions in 'the English funds have been rather limited. Consols opened, at the closing prices of yesterday, say 92 to /, and then advanced to 921, at which bedews was done; they have, however, sines experienced a fall, and are now quoted only at 911 to 2 for money and aceount. The Three per Casts. Reduced have been done at 901 and 1, and are now quoted 901 to 1. LTA Three4a-a , Quarter per Cents. have been negotiated at 911 to 1, and 911, and are now marked 911 to 1. Bank Stock was bought at 196, bat is now quoted 193 to 6. Exohe• quer Bills, 45e. to 48s. premium. Foreign stooks continue without much alteration, and only a hw transactions bars taken place in Danish Three pee Canto., at 86. Dutch Two-and-a- Half pee Cents., at 491 and 80. Spanish 'Throe pee Conte., at 831. Venezuela Two per Cents., at 231. =QUM V OI D IMO OWL WU Ni 2 II Pr 4121. 11• L Li22,W) s er e . me ei.o4mamomsms.seL te 411. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1849. HAY.—Barvastat.a, JUNI 6.— Mears. Dipapar sad Davit report the supply atom , mad trade mama hetti q at ea &Main 'mutations : htma M edea, 70a, to IS.. I Mom— 50a to a d Ma waive ....... SOL to 0541 Clover .. Ma to Ma I 1011101 1 per OIL NI % 4i prr o raciads, 94 PK 4 PK i 90.47 9 DOW • 6 riar i t i Al ll l36 "3 " I Cotautilleh r Ms. h I D w Ct. Dam i r d Wal, es 4 :I per Ct. Dutch Ms.. 49 60 4 pet Ct. Dutch Otirt‘..7o 7 ITN DS. 1 per 01.1=16..18 11 Wends DN.,* g 6 per Oh 11111-, Mg 27t 1 - ponec ti. 8 ow Or Parmelee Bda.. - { Ocay., 27 e z h Was. lds.. 101 VOL 161 171 'z ft. , l=" vz....bria..l2t PRODUCE. tittiCi3lo-LA3114 31731 S 4.-Tlto pstlie sake otsegar advertised for Weionew (Trude") ogo t 5,... = w i t. of WO hhde. Win Wide IVO , WV Wwwillus, a - trtr I:300 baps a eysisifAty lady le wend UN downeekccawklet int how kody likli t trade botight tin list Nee win, owl it will penally re quire Irwwww ow *sport at en imporlirs le sonata the fill plods of Pride, NM. The newel mann We haw skody is.doy.-Oottoa wassixdoo Wes sdilL-Thilow, Ni. W. ; town, its. Ild.; veugh NAL - Arrived ben 11/p WIN 225 th 951 - sw so the pressog stook ea lead is 35,3011 *s ad: ks,s fi n ned . t whoa hat el year it toss %NO esekh-Pronsiow: The sawkst kr tense kw hew go" so dull and basins thst prine awn le serblerad weedy wowthal, for lAA; best Noland was ase day gaged aglow as 20 W i tt e r3s k r hut it hot woes slistalg issorowd.--Ilesow of lee *Way leal'OP, and tell wises rid; Aiwrisew dull la aneed; hams with out shander-ined le Air dmawd. Otis: Sea. pis, 311.: straw; go 1311. le Mg brawn and yellow, SU. le 271 ! ; ger% gge, t o ne, . 13 1 IsiaNgentor. 731. to 741.; cod, 215. 10s.; .5e Ilim. W. to 231. ; olive 411. Gall 10s. to 42L; Spain and lIW. , NIL 10a, to go 401. 10s. ; 301. ; own tut, 841. w 1151 • ' r•Ph Pl* 374. 10e.; 33 1 . s a. to WI. 108.-Nstals% flue hoe /less • snwaledee In Ina and Scotch Pig, No. 1 has avowed to go es. so. le 41e.; bat Welsh bus remain dull, at 41. 15a. to 51. ; rails, go 14. per tee.-Coppw steady, at the Ltd reduction of W. lOs. per too, too or led' par llt. 33 i LANDON WEEKLY DOCK RETITIINS.•--Jen K 17,, IsEend. Delivered. Pr. Stock. 1848. go Suf i ----- VIWa- - - 3,Ffi - - CM - 1[1.7W -- - 18.44 - 13 9 bags 31,498 9,297 185 . 891 151,079 10 c 6,16 8 a Nadne. to 10.480 10,313 306,848 117,343 o o G S I ': bap bales 231 11.147 4,611 14i.785 105516 , , 44 180 1,941 8,911 2,013 .''' 11A20 50 3.631 96961 NAP 23 Oscoe. B.r.bage 3,210 139 4,461 4.59 e 18 YoretAw... ban 61 4,074 1.689 3; See. w.I saki 1.170 171 21,211 Ara St, WINCING L• 1111, TI7E•DAT, Hay:past Two.-The Inge 10 Sow i Baler entekting of NA Inds. West lad* 7,800 hags Maori- d dug, 5,309 tags Bound, sad 1,600 male of Penang , sae pionewing d heavily, with prices s nade in favour of the buyers, but the ages will El not be owe mai • wry late boar. Th e .tiodf nark* Sem emery 124 lumps, 32a. Id. to 540.-Oulfee: The sake ate gong of without any 1 0 material dietetics la ralue.-Saltakpetre : 1 00, 0 bugs sold in W while sales, Whist week's pikes: tannin 41, 17s. evi.; refraction 51, Ws. Id. to 175.-like: The marl pablle sales of white Bengal wen 23 of heavily, put bought is, at Oh-Cotton .telly.-Ram deli. -Tea 10 remains very dem le other ankles no shanks, bat there does int 25 appear guile so muck spirit is tbe market gwerully se at 00 coat- 23 rosocenset of lan week. RAILWAYS. Two °Two:. The share market is quiet, and very little doing, prices remaining the same as yesterday for most lines. Coledonians appear to have engaged much attention, and were done at prices varying from 26k to 251. Great Westerns at 79, and Midlands 69 and 681. idea to-day up to 1 o'clock. TALLOW.—The market is Quiet, had without variation. 25• The quotetioes ire se fellow :-11 shunt Y. C. Mat h spot, 366 6d. ; 0010.1 T to Detoodier delivery, 39‘; separates' &livery, 34 396.6 d. 124 COTTON.—Lznarooi, Jima 4.—The market to-day tat wee ray alt 4 eta aloes of Americana may be quoted as atealiteatut dearer. About 8,000 beta hare been odd, Whet* %WO tattm 1 .3; equally br wattled= and wort. 40 TOBACCO.-Lospott May 31.-Amortem Tobaccos IS The besiasse eta& man* bs: boas= amethade math, sod imesols 100 no estrosedimery Mum Far et pal and Mos em illy, plies So reefsmy steady, owl heidereleat any esommin le itot ems 23 thoughtful., Mr 1y em doing; tar Mb ers4 peresb sot et ffeel, 20 they me, as orml, mere wassaiMff. Of good mideleg Met 2r 17 open pingo= the sleek im vary M. sad tmen have hoffellieir to to =V some Mee kg the "Mlle they Remaly threw Ink es they U the pi et. or to gay so admire to select from • huh la. 124 lisimedeath lad Is esseedi to be got, and *daisies ithatil value. 30 The Mak NM them illioloatioo at 1,010 libido; sod ofdliret any 16; =to the assemit of Wiry to the wovems mg, whew we eau. 100 the limbed MISMISO glad mod goe la n the sleek, the 60 aimed umfeoesel flimat he ash quake, owl the swildge that 25 the sq • yew will to Mk iMimt hl gersoffty awl imeirlor in 20 smith, It void mom very stooks ff holism limit be otherwise it; to some gene Is arse; the Mira mem et prisms mutt, $2 so NNW d iserse. Opera spas ere s; beat we repeat 10 wig emoviedes tint, tient' the awes= mime moths Imes may 20 teat lbelitintile, car miss et Teams, wig ieS; agel as the 23 = s eemeteilds la the NOUN'S superior se irk mod good 12; oemited Too Mike Ames of tbe reel sod litek tie 30 ems patesee--iforelmed Comedigh DIN emilsoises 60 hos ism desk lot the Messailloary minims with regard term 30 dee ileme less& Yam amllseohly curtailed it. A meet is mean 12; milk a tile-tio worehmat mom it to the buyer; if foe t threes, St. yes Me them at the prim; Y fir &A, ioo must pay the saes; 9 Om skipper allows no mated= la prise Re Mile so sollati parcel, and what is not sold will he emelpoil egebot yea. Ai a mode 30 abiders is Mime am sloordity, to the sere most wish his $0 the course weabli le to say at at tan.- b Cwasolbh: • • emailmsW MMus has has dem in Camelia, both 111 en. MIMI and at Imp. • parcel of *it biter torsi vat le be 20 " WY; owl SUS may deceive furcate, the mime will gad it M. skein pas io the rm.-Harm arm of saltalis Me sod 23 quality, bare iota fis demand, bell for hems treat mil smart 20 and several ponds hatelimmo slid ler the latter to Mt edema 10 The arrivals ore met to .s 5 ; d tie sew Maasn 2,1100 Bt. mere, 'Most 2,1e0 on 3 lat Dise, sad WM an 814 May, Nth ; 30 lt lona not be anpotten that 1 11 o 800 armee these omit ester al comma qualities brought from Spin, 'Lethal squatty ideals and 161 sede i totady be here, are included's' the stock, ea that then really 00 &eatable cannot be half the &mutat quality. The sauna front 16 the Havana state that the supplies will be dimialsiedatill farther till 100 they entirely cease, as there is a great want of Telmare, sod the crop 33 now gro mg is aimed entirely ruined ; indeed, Moil My the late 23 sgulrr decrease el the eta& actin= Le a few moths longer, • 12; Rafts agar will be a curiesity.-Ithura Tobacco: lgething firth 10 embed, and the beat a the old stark Ma beta paned darks the 50 castle-Tara continues Is good demand to lea gritty. as ft the 20 simme ol foreign ape; tale and the Ws geed Hav aan there Is 121 man come in as substitutes. A pared et damp& of may pew 21 =id well in public sale.-New Orem& : The MI Mmeged 23 were offered in public sale, but 130 of Um Weft fit was 81 very questkinable character that, th ough very little deemed, it was St. with great difficulty that they were sold at 3441. to 71d., beteg chiefly St. taken for export; most of the mar &demurer. declined bidding at W. 30 The remainder , being generally of better quality, sold at 20. to 13d. St. Prom this speameo, it is apparent that this cargo will only add to the Bt.! stock of common quality. Another venal has anived with Ot 1,000 news. At public sale, $OO aerate sound Ambeleuta 20 were oared at a redaction of lid. to 24. on former 20 prime. The last arrival of Gi•ca contained a large portion of 5 Ins light silky Tobacco, such so has not been seen for a long time, and 25 far bro om other any Tobacco in the market. A buyer from St. 1 etarsbu who taw it as soon ea sampled, took about 130 bales, at 1 6 1 1 ltd. to 104.; also • panda another description which has only once 8 been previously impacted. The manufacturers have also been buying 3 this floe Tobacco freely, at Is. ed. to Is. ed., and rely little is now left 20 on hand. A few bales a the same sort damaged sold exceedingly 60 well. la fret this last import of Mon his produced the wily tine IS wrappery Tobacco that bat been in the market for some time, and the 81 buyers have thoroughly appreelated it. : 400 caws of the 23 last import, comprising all the best portico, have been shipped. and 131 there is very little maxi in the Kock. German shows no improvement, and it is now any certain that the bulk of the aunties this year dill 91 be useless to our manufacturers. In other Totacoos no alteration, us 0 thee are nearly all low in stuck, or of very ordinary quality. Cigar 00 stalks very flat. On reviewing the present state of the Taney market," it appears that there is a great scarcity, soon to be followed 10 by an absolute dearth of foreign Cigars • that of the Cigar Tobaccos, 20 Havana, Cubs, Anaheim; Ortolan, Maidda, Brasil, and Porto Rico, 10 are either wanting, or of sub &character as to show very little avail- 10 able for Ara-class Cigars, and in feet, that the only Tobaccos that will 20 answer fur that purpose are limited quantities of (Aron and Tara. As 50 no improvement is to be _hoped fur from coming knportanons or 23 growing crop ., it will be difficult to say how the manufacture:wean eon- 12 trice to meet during the neat twelvemonth the inereued dereata for Bs4 their finest goods; that the absence of foreign Citras is sure to create. 32 Virginia Leaf, low ordinary a. d en:hoary, 11d. to 21d.; middling to 334 good, 3d. to 44d. ; Ane, 3d. to 34d.; spinners, 34d. to 34d.; Strips, or- $0 dicey, 3d. to 4d.; middling to good, 3d. to 3 id. ; floe king leafy, 544.; 10 spinners, , Md. to 74. Western Leaf, low ordinary, 144. to Yd.; ordi. 10 21d. to 31d. ; good to tine loag, 4:d. to 3 4 d.; Strips, 50 , 31d. to 3id.; =Mang to good, 41d. to 31d. ; Rae, 51d. to 20 acT. "' garyland, fine yellow, nominal, 6d. to 10d.; light brown, 3d. 36 to 6d. Negreh ead, ordinary, middling, good, 2d. to 34d.; floe, 0d ,to Mid. ; Csmodish, Std to SM. Havana Leal, 104. to 3s. 6d. ; Cuba, 30 7d. to 1 Id. ; Yam, Ls. 4d. so 2s. 6c1.; Ogare, 3e. to 125.; Manilla Che- 23 roots, 3s. 9d. to Gs. 6d.; Malik leaf, 4d. to Is.; New Grenada or 25 Columbian, Awhile's", le. 3d. to ]s. td. ; Circa, Is. Id. to 2e. • So- It wro, Niers, :ea, 6d. to lid.; Ball, 3d. to 6d. ; flat, Id. to 134:; St. 68 Domingo, 6d. to U.; Pau Moo, 4d. to t l / 4 1.; Ante short, to 9d. ; St German, 4d. to 13d.; &alb, Virginia and Kentucky, ditty paid, per 28 lb., Sa Id. to is. ed. • mask 3* to `+o. ld. ; Oa U. to S. led. Imports la May, 16411:-Virginia and Renthelv, 66 bids.; Maryland, 33 im; Negr.heed sad Cavendish, 991 packages; agars and Cheroots, 41 came ; Cube, Havana, and Tars, 3;11 cases and bats Duteb and Ger. gt man, 86 oaks; New Grenada, 2,813 bales ; seed i.e.! ,f 23 mow From II Brenner Old TUC. Monthly tarnotar. CORN.—Arrivals at the granaries, by the Eastern Coun ties Railway, for the week endlng June 3: Malt Wheat Barley .... Osee ..... ..... 11111 „ Seed . 154 . 10 BATH, Jane 2.—Ovar market this day was dull. at meek So the mese prism Wheat, 44k. to Nis. Barley, grinding, 114. to Mt.; 2 1 : en Ming. fla. to 304. Beans, os. to Os. Fess, hog, Ms. to Os. 2 Orb, is, S2L to Ma; black. lea. to 235. 5 Crasuomtnn, Jane 4.—Our market today was es- s o has* flat. We bad p lenty of Wheat offering, but the today 20 mostly Inferior. Of Bar ley no isles were effected. Clots quite as 20 dear. Wheat. W. 108. to M. per load. Harley, SOL to IN. per or. is Ost 20e. to Ms. Bram, 345. to 40s. •• HADLIHIH, June 4.—WO Mn eggs to report a small ge market, mad a short supply it ell ulnae cern; of Wheat, only ma- m oast tar the millers who usually Wand, and by them the beet were se taken at pbout late prime. No variation la the vales of Barba or is Beane, sad only a Manes maple in oar. se BIIITTOID, Jame 2.—Our supply of Wheat to-day was very unall, bat the name' mina appeared quite is small se the supply. 01 Itsrley we have none ageing. While Wheat. Its, to 32a.; red, 21.1. to 11a. ftrantoro, Jane 4.—A large supply of Wheat at:market, whiek met free sele st Ide pekoe. But very little other grain offer ing. albite Inset M. to Ill.; red, et. to 10 Barley, Ma. to 23a. Oats, 17a. to M. Meals, ffre. to Ma Pees, 30110 lie. HOPS.-IWAIDIITOWI, Jana 6.—Oar amounts from all seek of a eastiattel lames ed ay, bat the bias grows awei = tBre lbllll, and rem to be hot Mae Wiest by their PICLIIAIt burn MISZWORTIL—CIor otoreepondent ear: "I serer mw the Ina eons better and look so well. They ars all Bed, sad la many et the dream& the bine le nee up the pcka ; but ewe Is great dui of Ey; whether it mill laas is et swat esessishi. has an amide, quantity of an sad It Ms bes remarked that they have produced vermin Mee) much wine Om amt. OW the bias grows elgoecualy. CANT/taiIIIRT.-Th• hope, which were growing vapidly, have Wan I V *United by an naming number of By, which big kw go y destro the Thera has not been m ial k s k r se y The plant. wirearcess is Sp cceaseadni much • ravages to ease TICSIIIIKET.—In this perish we have a gnat laarease of By within the bat week.—Moidstwee CATTLE. A.—Total of Cattle mewl Is London. by tits Hann Ossons 11•11ny, tier tea Ink Wig Jos 3 :—Drans 3,111 ; Win 111 ; amp, VOL* lip. Coicesess, Jts s 2.—Thus was s Isms show of nosy sad L en Ist yak. awl tee nallt e r asts37, very m a i m ; but, slim* sum wry suborns nin Pin Inn was us ad. ' non la Wins lbe no* st Itosb ton ssn beaks Inds sesidnes Wolk Wm et sssintM sass Inn pr. Oren mini Os Inns &sin. non Ins sons inn leis et Itisb km% Bass. _spbbk ban pinnsts st star ifs t o p a t Ms end see se sin mks Om it Ow dassi Isis slut its yes MY ot nein Alm. Imp miss a s i li a Opt Men win nen ]Oak s ans men sold IPA lisEsp And s% um snot 111,.. Oils% id; 1116 Nozwies, hoe 1— vas • good show of sees oasis; tbs bares bin tssense, sa Imam dad of being ins ummte d b ut l ows sql • psi iimmo ma. Pat B." a vey Lq. am. ••• •mg smell Las st Ids Os. Id. in sine et Idals. pme vas esll Ilsiosts ban t/Is. lambs s Isne sinbar Lallans& In le US. NM% Vs. IOW& ser bead, sad e nflaskis, t a la endlne. dal nal, ban In Is Mk, sal 445. r esa Ist lbw, Gs. to ft. SO. per don, nth kr sassnase. lipolia Its, per bead; It lin, ds, to t~ sa, per sink ie 171 ••••••••• YeetardAy. Ir c t i r li pm. $ 4 clin. 4 pm. 4 pat. Pm. 25 24 die. 10 9 db. 1 8 1 11 Os. 25 261 II dia. I 11 pm 14 . 16 33 12 11 dii. : 11 2 1 2 3 1 1 1 1 pow 14 iif ex. a. 1 4 pen. 16 16 die. 18 16 dis. 16 16 111 dla. is iel Se did. 1 I i pa. ii 4 4 a 5 db. I :I 91 db. 1 1 dia. 1 13 4 13 dis. 227 230 a 61 pm. 37 39 pm. 18 20 pm. .1 78 80 ..1 38 . 39 - ii cat.. 15 15 41 4 at.. 96 96 244 2114 23 24 104 11 - 11 II pm. 48 8: ii ii 1 clis.l pm. 29 17 die. 13 13 die. 11 7 die. lb 44 db. 3 le dim. 9 St 84 db. SP 1 24 pm. I$ j db. -- -- 4 5 pm. 00 100 iii ii iii ii di& 41 41 341 17 flt 31 6 i 63 II 63 31 1 9 i 23 1121 137 pen. 5 Si pm. 3 Pga• 33 36 16 id di& 13 11 dia. bt df db. 11 pm. 3 3i dia. 38 38 i "v clis. 9 10 10 4 ; i ll 19 21 12 11 db. II 7 dia. 13 14 dia. 13 14 dia. $ 24 die. 49 70 - L AIL 11+ 11 di& 43 43 is ii db. IS 19 Itii tii ii "iii 13 45 A 1 h i di& i Pra• 51 5 Ws. 17 16 22 1 24 1 Pm °m' 61 6 dim. 4 di.. Pra. I 1 dia. 1 dis. • 4 dim. dim. 1 If 11 It 14 1 - ie dlo. 10 21 .. - fflL dia. 2 3 k 10 41a. wi4 $ 'dia. 31 If Ili. 4 $ pm. 14 12 as. 201 let 6j Jo 4 11 dia. 4 31 di& 7 If di. 1747 t di'. Pa. Pt IS: dis. 1 7 3 die. 4 4 dia. I? -9 4 llr db. 18 ii. 1 Pd. I Barnsi ItAiLwiTs. 4j Aberdeen, Preference ... Amabergate, Nott Batas, k Zest Jana -20 Birmingham& sad Oxford Junetiomealimialy peig, or with a guarantee .. " _Po. without a gu?n,tee WOW:, to mot- Woh., la D. cam duly paid, or 10 _ De. witboat•glitz! 90 BMW Ng LINN 274 De. Tidrdi 16i 12.1 Do. duns .. 10 __Do. tlO 60 CbTeicrind lierylt76o - 15 Do. Preference 174 Dubdo set Beast Juno.. 23 Feet daeflea . 18 Do. (sle E. et H.) aS D0.(31.10e.) 6 pea c. Pree. 20 eastern Counties 10 Do. New Guar. 6 per et. 61 Do. Ext., 6 per et., NO.l q Do. do. N 0.2 56 Do. 16.# E. 6 per cent. L Il i Pio. ° l4o akam ir :7: ...._.- ... 24 Butero Daum, caw 1$ (late I. kB. sh.) ... .. 32t Do. olio C. ditto . - SO Do. Sal iA zi=r. 6p.. Ct.) U Do. Now ... ... 61 Do. do. i ai:i....... 64 Do. II pa et. Prat 4 W.. 13 East Lthootrhiro ... 10 Edinbarr ay ar s Gloopw... 40 Do. i ... ... .. SO _ t Northern_ .:. . . 124 Do. t altorts, A,Deferred 74 Do. sham B, 6 per ca. t Do. Eztendon 4.3 at. flooth.asd West:( ire . ). Hie (treat North of Eagloau.. JJ Do. New, £ . 142 . 30 Do. New, t3O 14 Do. New, 415 100 Great Wasters 30 Do. ihha 13 Do. New, £l7 50 Hull sad Selby 124 Do. therm ... 50 Leaman and Carlisle .. se 17, Do. skirts 19 Ds. 61 Do. Sixteenths 15 po.rotrds . 10 Do. New (guar:6 per et.) 9 bo. West Riding Unke 25 Do. Preston 2M(A) Wyre Marto 30 91 Leeds Do. sad Bradlerd... 50 Leeds End Mirk 45 Do. New 121 tendon and Blackwall 50 Lon., Bright" kg. 9 Do. gaarmittled O pot et. late d Croy liThWa 50 Do. Peel. s per Cent-. 50 Do.Ocasert. S r . e.,1832 5 Do. New £5 guar.6p.Ct. 14 looloa sad Orsenwrch 20 Do. Preference 109 tendon agyert*li«losi; 7 Do. do. New shins .. 2 no. i - 15 - 0.1r07k.,11.61211.(D) 30 Ueda& & South-Weeters 424 Do. Now, £2O .. .. 34 Do. New, Lio ... .. 141 D0.1104 . c1a ....... .. 5 Do. Preference 7 p.c. .. 41 Manch., Bus., and Mat... 100 Yabab., (that., and Lino i l6 Do. ilium No. 1 .. 25 Do. Marro, No. 2 ... i 121 Do. share% No. 3 .. 10 Do., ew e £lO Pref. ... SO Do., Great Grla..by ... 1 101 Do. d 0.... ... .. 20 Do. Lincoln... Bbd. and 23 Do. Grimsby Dock ... I 41 Do.l.lncoln I.,nion .. too Midland 100 Do. Coo. Preierenoe .. 23 Do. 5.50 abates ... .. 100 Do. Rim and Derby .. 1100 Do. B. and B. 6p.e. . IS Do. New ii . ... 20 Do. Guaran. 5 per cent. 5 Do. Guaran.Si per cent. 23 North British .., ... .. 124 Do. t shales ... ... ,„ 6 Do. tbit& ... ... ... 4 1 Do. Pr( ferenee . 174 North Staffordshire 50 Oxford, Wore., & Wolter. IS Read.,Mulld., and Reigate 34 Royston and Hitch's .. 25 Soottkh Central .. 11 Shrewsbury and Binning. 7 Do., Cass 11 Do., New ChUianisel:_ 18 Shrewsbury and cigar N o m. W. Min.) 184 Do. Osweetry w .. 10 Cent. .. 25 Do. Preference 74 th Staffordshire 27 Do. No. 2 ... 10 Do. Na 4 Registered .. 10 Du No. 4 Scrip ... S S. Tort., Don., k Goole.. and 12 M a l; W I4M. or.D ll64ll 7 bam igus. PM 50 Wear Valley, 8 pret. guar. 25 Do. do. d 0....... 124 Do. do. do.. ... 12 Wlod.,Blabseok S.Wesin. 48 WUts, gooier, & Weyni. 23 Tork,Neweestlek Beedrieb $0 Do. Eztensloo (York & Newentle) 11 Do. O.N.E. Runless or Urine. r Iso Yeti iitiriWtii wand -10 Do. Preference ... .. U Ds. IMt k Wait 11.1d1ns Fannon loas Ran.ways. 5 Anglo-Italian ( late Italian and Andean) .- .. 20 Boulogne and Asians 20 Central Prams (class) 74 Data► Itbralda ... ... SI FAA Indira - ... 6 Gfl Si ladlir TillalleUlA . lOa. Do. do. ... ... 74 Luxembourg ... ... - 111 Namsrini /lei; .- ... U Scathes ct Prance ... 7 and Bordeaux ... N sal Boma .. .. I* old tingtord .. --___ so am wow 11 Nal Maass LIVERPOOL. .Itaw 4. ISTOCK-EICILANdi. These wee an imprevelnene he re gard to bassinet% bat prime hare not eines& Sabo : Earit UDC*. os shire ri sham), 4 le. 3d.—Lantenbire sad Yorkshire A st e on ad Ofthoharea 43 id—Ditto (pref. Blouse), 11—Ditts, Wyre, No. I 37—Londoa and Booth Weaternot 136—Ditlonliala A.«). 3 if.. ed. 1 se 9d. I M. bd. 4 p.—MsnehesSer. She Lincoln (pref. share.), 11-341diand e r i altans), 113 Ilroath Sewers and Dover (No. 4, tea as 1.• e 13a. 94.—Tork New. I code, and Berwlei(original N. and 11., NEdpr et till In, , na. MANCHESTER, Jim 4. Btoci-Excrwrol.-B. l ‘s : Loneashire and York shire Fifths, 4 11-16 d.—Landen and North Waiters New Qrs., Sl p.—North atagrardshireo 1-16 d.-6outh Eaaters Thirds, No. 4, 8 11-16. BIRMINGHAM, Jou 4. STOMEXCICANOIL—ThAre was nothing doing in our 'bale markat todat m. mt= b haaintet beat Ter, Lagoa, but aro ury and Birmingham A. was 46TruPd BRISTOL. Ism 4. Srocx-Exameanta.—The tone of the !market wee a alai firmer, but thin was not mach boaintwo doing In railway shares. The rimipal transudes, were In the qaarter shares of the Great Water% folkway, which closed at 61 di, ado( g atom the yrwrions LEEDS, June 4. Beool-11xlitArrel.—Tlee extent eltbeiremetteree iditiM Ude seeslea empered Ida deelege es eelibleel demos le Ilre imord, Tee se elleralles melt MrtlMil idea war Mks Woo were eell at le de. YORK; hose 4. STOCK EXCEANOL-8.1 e• :—OTeM Nortlissis.lol. ss. 95. —North Brhists ProOrrehoo. Itlr. !d.—Tack, Wm% lad Beret* (Negro. Ert.), 131.—D0. (0. N. Z. Far.), 4.—Tedi ad Nor* 31511. lona Pre, hi. CALCUTTA MARKET. CAtnirrra, Aram. 19.—The Bombay express arrived on the morning of the 14th inst., bringing home news to the 9th of March. The comisereial intelligence continues to be very satis henry. In our export market abysm ecallans to show a good diepolitka to operate, but trammthens are restricted by the smallness of stocks end thellmited &aloe ss regards the middy of the print* staples offered for sale. Up to the 17th ban 54,874 chests of Indigo, eon. inning 127,643 mends, have been exported, of which 23,903 chests have been shipped to Busload, and 6,158 to Frame. The Inquiry for sager continues good, bat mach canna be done in it, owing to the small choice which offers. The demand for saltpetre continues active. A partial inquiry has admen for rice for the home market. Haw silk remains dull. Combs ere still in favour, but the qualities in the market present but little temptation to the shipper. Shellac and lea dye maintain their position. Jute is freely whipped, and the minor staples are going forward in larger quantities than heretofore. ilin the last week our Import market has maned a man en couraging aspect than it has presented in our last two or three re port.. Tne demand foe Manchester goods has improved, and better prices are obtai able, especially for Jaeonets and some kinds of gray ' shirting,. Mule twist is firm, with a fair demand. Scotch fabrics are is better inquiry. Metals, however exhibit no horovement. Spe ll er the fa ll en toe 14 to 9. Some bash es has been done in copper, and we moiled a isle of tile at 334. Iron shows no change. Money has become somewhat more valuable, and Compan's paper has Improved. Our quotations are Now Fives, 4to gnats discount; Mora ditto, 2to 24 ditto. Company's Fours. 14 to 144; Moos ditto, IS to 13 , 11„ _ -- Bankolßeagal Mares are quoted at 1,450 to 1,500 premium, bed sething (Mug in them. The profits of the bank during the past three smooths average 64-81 per cent. per annum an capital stock of 4,000 per sit... Exchange floats at about 1-101 to 1-101. A considerable mooned of ' bilis have, however, changed hands since the date of our last report at 1-10. The export warehouse has advanced 43,42,183 r. up to the 17th instant. Goverment have notified that bills of exchange for 900,0001. will be required at the export warehouse for the oommerdal year 184940 ; threes fourths of the value of tkeq e will be advanced, and the bills to lie at six months' sight, and ex .1-10. A movement has bete made in the Chamber cdOmemeree th a view to reduce the mance of exchange for mercantile bills to six months' date or four months' sight, whkh, however, did not meet with general support, and the further consideratke of the matter has been postponed. Freights advanced since the date of our test report to 41. 17s. 6d. for sugar; 41.125. ed. to 41. 13s. for saltpetre; rice, 41. 17s. Id. to 31.; but dates have again retrograded to nearly our previous quotations of 41. 12.. 6d. to 41. 15s. for sugar, and 41. 15e. to 41. 17a. 6d. ter rice. bromo.—The public sales since oar Mat issue have been confined to the unimportant quantities enumerated below, sod from their small ness not attracting cetera attention, prices ruled unevenly, in some butanes affording a turn in favour of the buyer. By private contract the following parcels have been disposed of at very full rates, vIE. : R. and Co., 160 charts (out of 176) Russell and Co., Jester., at Co.'s is. 145 per fy. rad.; H It 10 chests Maeeyk, Jungypore, at Co.'s rs. 113 d tto • 20 chests Maveyk. Itulgypore, at Co.'e re. 142 8 ditto. $ The eximerre heat prevailing here these two weeks mat has, by re. cent advices from all the nearer indigo didriets, extended to teem, and the detrimeatal effect of it on the young plant, by its dying from want of nourishment, incipient blight, or devastation by caterpillars, begins to excite partial serious apprehensions. limn Piece Goons—The market la bare of desirable qualities of conks, although getting beret stocked with inferior torts, for which full pm s are required. The want of choice deters shippers, although willing to operate, from buying. Reported tales : —l6O pieces Cm anthem corals' at 93 per come, 131 at 94, 800 at 103; a sole at the factory is also reported of 1,000 pieces of light showy corals at 117, which is considered 3.0 higcer than latest current value. Ragusa AND LAC Dra.—The demand for these products, especially far thedye matinees unabated at full prices. Reported ales:-63 chests shellac at 84 per mound, 50 at 9-12, a at 10.0 23 duets or Berabbsora leo dye at 19.4, 27 at 23-0, 13 at 234, 70 at 244, 40 at 344. Sooss—Tbe iselination fee enlarged transactions has reoeived fall encOaragelitelat by toe last home adviees, but, although extreme pre. vious rates, and in some instances 2 anus improvement were freely given, the small supply of Moues, and limited choice in all other sorts, have proved a bar to mete important business. Sstverrar.—An active inquiry has bear resumed, which led to 2 to 3 an= enhanced requirements, to which pressing buyers in some indances submitted, present available supplies being very moderate. The reported sales to general shippers, since oar but, are 2,000 bags of Allygunge, 6 to 0 4, 400 bags of Guapore, 5.8; 2,200 begs of Chuppra, 3.8 to 5-12; 130 ban of !ampere, 4. 12. Rocs.—The previous neglect has been relieved by some partial in quiries for home shipments at unaltered prices, and the reported transactions since last mail amount to 3,000 hags table sort superior told, 1-2 ; fair, 1-13 to 4144; 8,000 bags Mooney, 15.9 to 1. Henn.—Notwithstanding that nearly all the old buyers have sus pended their operations in this article, the demand for the British market is still brisk, and consequently pries high. Those high rates are mainly owing to me or two new speculators being still in the market, who pick up each parcel as it arrives from the !foresail at extreme rates. The continental buyers are still lying on their oars. The Americana also have done nothing is cow hides, but are still buyers of buffalo hides and goatskins. There is no stock. Jere coati ms in undiodurhed favour. Reported sales : 300 bales at 9-4, 800 at 9-8, Stiu at 10, and 100 at 10.4 per bale. Corres.—No sales reported. Orrea.—The sixth sate of the season was held on the 16th instant with the lollowing result' : Chests. Highest. Lowest. Average. Proceeds. Behar 2,120 1,113 1,040 1,052.34 22,61,530 Beans 813 1,015 1,010 1,0244-8 8,34,730 The sale went off with less animation than was anticipated, and the averages stand below those of the previous sale, and of the current rates which prevailed before the sale. Reports as above: To Wail, 505 chests; to nincapore. 75. tirmis.—Exports as above To Great Beitain, 2,67,303 in value; to the Mauritius, 83,000. hinnies FROD Eulleee.—British Cotton Piece Goods.—Our last re port, per Iladdington eteamer, was dated the 7th Masao, lance when businesa has been slightly interfered with by further native holidays, and, upon the whole, traiwacione have not been of en extensive I nature. It is, however, pleasing to be enabled to state that the im port market for moat descriptions of Mice goods has improved within the last week; there is uuw more demand, and better prices are ob tainable, especially for jatonete, and come few kinds of shirting. Generally speaking Scotch goods are in more Inquiry, and mule twist maintains a good petition with firm prices end a fair demacd. Metals have nit attracted ea much attention es might have been expected. Gear SUIATINDA.—Without any very great alteration in velar, 40-inch goods of all reeds have been moved off pretty freely, the finer counts haling realosed something more then former prices. Demand for 43.Incb cloths continues good at full prices. Imports In March, 73,128 pieces. Warm Suiten:sea—Reported sales are of a very moderate nature, , and chiefly to to the middling and best kinds, low descriptions beteg very little wanted. Imports in March, 28,088 pieem. Warr' widths are rather quiet, and to effect sales lower prices would have to be taken. Imports In March, 3,221 pieces. MatiiisouAses.—Stock' continue small, and though the demand has latterly been less active, these goods, bath in gray and bleached, maintain a good position. Imports in March, gray, 13,010 ; white, to, 087 pieced. lacosera.—White goods since oar last have rallied In price, especially the low and middling deeeriptions, while there is also more tawdry at firm rates for floe goods. Gray have not changed heads to a large extent, and prices have undergone but little change. Imports in March, gray, 37,710 pieces ; white, 63,715 pieces. Wares Caesarea—`'cry few sale a have been effected, and we cannot report any further improvement in value. Impede to March, 4,343 pieces. , a 11179 firemen Comma and Swarms still continne in good demand, and tell well. Larrers.—Sala of same few favourite kinds have been effected more readily, but at scarcely any improvement in value. Swiss stole continue Inquired for, end realise comparatively good rates. imports in Msreh, 64,033 pikers. Boon MIXLINS.—Prices of the kind suitable to Bunnah, in conse quence of their Karel , y, have still further advanced, and No. 1 of good quality is now worth, Co.'s es, 1-7-0 to 1-7-8 per piece. Fine sorts are in fair inquiry at good prices. Imports In Mann, 7,411 pieces. Mum.urt.ta.—Flne goods suitable to local use are in improved in quiry et former prices, but low and ordinary kinds are not much wanted, and their value is somewhat lower. Imports in March, 9,967 pieces. TURKIrt Ran Mews continue very dull in every respect. Truer RED PAINTED Mute—Demand continues very languid, although there is a little more Inquiry for the most suitable kinds. Tenor Ilan Tartu AND CAMBIUM—ID twills, 6-4 and 7-4 goods continue to be inquired for at tolerable prices, but narrower cloths me very little wanted, ansl do not realise proportionate value. Narrow cambric, continue in fair demand. Paters ADD Cuurreas.—There is scarcely anything doing in this department. Dammam awn Beware.—White and coloured bordered goods arc moderate in stock, with a fair demand, but prices so far chow but lidle chimp. Printed good. and lappet scarps are doing badly. Wootinse.—Nothing doing. tx Tworr.—The market hos been quiet, but firm, and a fair demand ails for most of the useful numbers. Good 40's are a shade cr, but comma qualities, as well as No. GO's, are a little lower.lmports in March, 10,34,0904 a. COLOVIDED Years.— ren key red has only been sold to a moderate extent, aod at no improvement in value; while orange, being high in stock, ham found purchasers at fair prices, though not to a Urge extent. Correa.—The market has remained steady in value and demand since our lasi, but sales have not been extensive. Inoe.—Stotts are pretty well supplied with all sorts, and a fair demand prevails, but Pales have not been on a large scale. Sextraa.—very little now remains in first hands which is held for an advance upon the present value of 9 re. per fy. tad. A sale of 3,700 =Lunde Is reported at this figure. Srest.—A rale of 200 tubs Swedish Is reported at 6.7.0 rs per fy. md. In other mends no transactions are reported. SAM—The following sa'.es only are reported since our last: 4,000 =aunts Madras, 40 0 0 per 100 nide.; 12,050 mann& Ceylon, 60 0 0. Baca.—The first batch of Baleen has been landed since our last, and sales effected from 67 to 75 rupees per hhel. Of Alsopp's no further sales have traesprod it being now held for a higher rate. Contraots have been entered into for a considerable quantity of both these favourite brands at 60 rupees per hind., deliverable from the different arrivals of the season. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—MowDAT, JUNE 4. The Earl of Smarms/win (Deputy Speaker) took his seat at 6 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. SECOND READlNG.—Laaelord and Tenant Bill. COMMITTEES —Accounts of Turnpike Trusts (Scot land) ; Apprehension of Deserters (Portugal) ; Bills. PAPERS PRESENTED.—By the Marquis of LANS DOWNE, further papers relating to the Punjaub. PETITIONS PRESENTED. REGISTRATION OP BIRTHS, & -., AND MARRIAGES (SCOTLAND) BILLS.—By the Duke of BUCCLEUCH, from the commissioners of supply of the counties of Edin burgh and Roxburgh, anion three bills. CLERGY RELIEF BILL.—By the Duke of BUCCLEUCH, from the free church synod of Teviotdale, in favour of this bill. OBSERVANCE OP TEI SAREATIL—By the Duke of BUCCLEUCH, from the free church presbytery of Selkirk, in favour of the better ober rvance of the Sabbath. AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS.—By the Duke of BUC CLEUCH, from various places in Somenetshire, complain ing of agrioultural distress. PROTECTIVE DUTIES ON FOREIGN COILN.—By the Earl of MALMESBURY, 17 petitions from landowners and ethers in Hants, praying that protective duties on foreign corn might be restored. NATIONALEDVCATIoN.—By Lord STANLEY,from clergy of the deaneryof Frome, on the subject of national education. CALEDONIAN RAILWAT COKPANT.—By Lord MONT EAGLE, from shareholders of the Caledonian Railway Company, complaining of the misapplication of the funds of this company, and against the bill for the extension of the line. SUPERANNUATION FUND FOR POOl LAW OPPICIIIIB.—By the Earl of ST. GERMANS, from the officers of the Ba lton union In favour of this proposition. Com= Conars.—By Lord BROUGHAM, numerous petitions for extending the jurisdiction of county courts. DISTILTAS AMONGST Till WORKING CLASSES.—Lord BROUGHAM, from the society of operative carpenters of Finsbury, complaining of the privations endured by them owing to the deficiency of employment, and praying for the eetahlishmeat of home colonies, to be established by means alone from the imperial treasury. The noble lord mid =be had the highest respect for the petitioners, he a 4 erne in their prayer. lee I *6 51 qss th i n ay. 10 91 14 I 128 a I 3.. q 69 9 131 I i 121 i 231 1311 tit 0 3/ NAVIGATION BILL. Lord REDESDALE mid that, in consequence of the ib. sena of the Bishop of Oxford, who intended to propos et amendment on the third reading of this b:11, which w ee fixed for to morrow, he begged to ask the noble marquis op. posits to postpone the third reading. The right rev, pew s would not be able to attend during the present week. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE would readily com et, under the circumstances, to postpone the third reeding of s e bill until to-morrow se'nnight. NATIONAL EDUCATION. Lord STANLEY, on presenting the petition from the clergy of the &marry of . Frome, on the subject o f the pu. liamentary grant for public education to schools in °ennuis with the National Society, said the prtiiion ers complained that the Committee of Privy Council had ref ute d to se founders of church schools a fair participation in the gn a t In the early part of the session the noble marquis b ed informed him that a.correspondence was going o n n et .... the government and the head of the ehureb , and he was anxious to know whether it had been brought to a cens e . sion, and whether the terms agreed on would remove s e objections which many cf the clergy entertained to s e conditions inserted in what were called the manor s " clauses ? The Marquis of LANSDOWNE csuld not say that it had been brought to a couclusion, but he hoped i t 6x , would be. The Bishop of LONDON said the noble lord (Stank') ha spoktn of a correspondence between the government and the rulers of the church. Ile wished to correct the tweaks ; the correspondence had been carried on between the gam y ment and the National Society. ' LEASEHOLD TENURE OF LANDS (IRELAND) BILL. Lord CAMPBELL brought up the report on this and moved that it be receive.). Lord BEAUMONT wished the noble and learned lordly defer it until tomorrow (this day). _ . Lord STANLEY understood that the b::1 would interim with the privilege of the Irish Society—that, in tic; it would p t the power which they at present had, ci renewing their leases en certain conditions; and, comidtrey the excellent character of that society, and the siasuable way in which their funds were administered, he ttheekt they ought to have an opportunity of stating tharesss counsel at the bar, or that the bill should be referred is select committee fur an hour or two. Lord CAMPBELL could not pledge himself to s pa feesional opinion on the point as to the Irish society; the bill had been most carefully considered by his noble s learned friend the Lord Chancellor, After a short conversation the reception of the report's postponed until to morrow (this day). C NtAN ALBDO RAILWAY. ___ . Lord MONTEAOLE, on presenting the petition frou the shareholders of the Caledonian Railway, said that Ike bill oon.ituting the nmpany was pawed in 1845, which pro. vided that a sum of three or four million should be rind for making a railway from Glasgow to Edinburgh. Om ci this sum 381,0001, had been invested by the directors fa eleven other railways. Ttus the capital bad been with drawn from the object to which parliament intended it should be applied, and had been devoted to snottier purpose. The shareholders were consequently (numbered with stock which was not marketable to the amount of from Owes to four hundred thousand pounds, and they were liable is further calls, which could be enforced against them. Lord BROUGHAM approved of the petition. He coot' not state how many hub redo of letters he bad reminds( late, and how many hundreds he had read, and how any he had left unread. Perhaps he had read 65 out of a ban- dyed, and he had not read the remaining 35, becalm they were all of the same character. These lethn bed treitsd great pity in his mind ; for all the writers, chiefly widows, unmarried women, and the trustees of orphans, had, with the view of adding a little mere to their limited Moomss, been made the dupes of this system of reckless speculation, or rather gambling, for that was its real name. Lord WRARNCLIFFR said the transartions of the directors of the Caledonian Railway were illegal; baths must, in justice to them, say that they had committed them errors with the sole view of promoting the interests of the proprietary. The Duke of BUCCLEUCH was convinced, from his knowledge of the chairman and directors, that they woalel not have done anything dishonourable for their own indivie dual interest. (Rear, hear.) REBELLION LOSSES BILL. Lord BROUGHAM put aquestion to the Marquis of Lansdowne rah Live to the production of the debates on the bill in the Canadian legislature, with the view to asterisk whether • clause was not proposed specially naming hs class of persons to whom onmpensation was to be given, sal for excluding such as bad been convicted of participation h the rebellion, or who, being charged, had absconded sa been outlawed in consequence. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE answered the questim across the table, but not a syllable of the Rosen reached the reporter'. " new " gallery. It may be ale proper to observe that the above report of the noble sad learned lord's question is made up from a few di jointed sentences—not one half of what he said being heard by the reporter. LANDLORD AND TENANT DILL. Lord PORTMAN moved the second reading of this bat, which he said had been p assed by the House of Cieumens on the recommendation o f a select committee. The object of the bill was threefold. First, to enable partles of limited interest in the property to enter into agreements with the tenant to allow compensation at the conclusion of his term for improvements. The second, to improve the law rel.llsg to emblementa ; and the third, to allow tenants to remove es gine', building., or oth. r fixtures erected by them. The first of these objects was probably the more impertent, sad in reference to that, the bill provided that in the case of say mere temporary improvement it might be made withest notice : but b , fore any permanent improvement was auk to entitle the talent to compensation he must give not* beforehand, et the nature of it, and the Gape nee of elm ing it out, and obtain the written consent of the luidled. One important enactment in this part of the bill vs that the agreement bound the reversioner. This was an extensive change in the law, and might require further consideration when the hill was in committee. Ous great reason for giving compensation in all CMS, however, was that the tenant might not be induced to neglect all necessary improvem• rats in the last two years of his tem, and so Blow 'he land to fall out of cultivation, ea the ground that the benefit of such improvements w .uld b es, pyed by others. The second part of the bill wu to asks the law with regard to growing crops uniform. And, will regard to fisturis and buildings, there could be no objection to give a power to the landlord to purchase, or, on his de clining to do so, to allow the tenant to remove them. The object of the bill generally was to assist the tenantevery way in the cultivation of the land. Lord BEAUMONT opposed the bill altogether, on the ground, that while in some of its provisions it was abzurd,il others it was absolutely injurious. One part of the bill was to allow parties to do that which they could do already, enter into agreements to compeasate the tenant for improve. moots; this, the permissive part of the measure, Wu C3i. sequently unnecessary and absurd. Aud where the prowl• lions were compulsory it was most unjust; for it enabled the tenant for life to make an es,-,reement with the occupier to lay out as much money as he pleased upon the land, whea money was to be charged to the reversioner—distribuilogtha charge over 12 years. With regard to that part of the hill which related to emblements, that was all that was good in it. (Hear, hear.) At the same time he doubted whether the clause, as it now stood, would altoatther meet the difficulty. With regard to toe latter provision—that reference to fixtures, there was no difficulty under the law es it stood. He moved that the second reading be postponed to that day six months. Lord CAMPBELL objected to the first part of the bill, se being calculated to create litigation, but approved of the latter provision—that which related to fixtures, as tending to prevent litigation. Their lordships divided—Contents Nun-contents -4 The bill was then read a second time. Their lordships adjourned at twenty minutes past seem o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS—MONDAY, Jurre 4. The Briaxia took the chair at 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. SECOND REA.DINO.—Hohne R. servoira (increase of rates and amendment of act) (No. 2) Bill. REPORTS CONSIDERED. —Birmingham Bon)* (exemption from county rates) (No. 2) ; Great Yarmouth Haven, Bridge, and Navigation Improvement ; Hospital far Consumption ; Renfrewshire Justice of Peace Courts ; Troro Turnpike Roads, Penryn and Redruth Turnpike Bade (cons lidation of trusts, alterations of tolls, formation of new roads) ; Bills. THIRD READINGS.—East Lothian Central Raillfol (abandonment of the railway and dissolution of the cow panY) ; Edinburgh and Northern Railway (formation of slip quay and other works at Oranton, extension of station at Edinburgh, regulation of Yerth stations, and amendment of acts) ; Bills. LORDS' AMENDMENTS CONSIDERED. Hartle pool Gas and Waterworks ; 111• , (clesliai Borough Water works, Markets, &e. ; Universal Railway Casualty Compen sation Company; Bills. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS PRESENTED. HIALTR OP TOWNS (SCOTLAND) BILL.—By Mr. DUN CAN, from the Lord Provost and civil authorities of Edin burgh, against this bill. Martursoas BILL.—By Sir R. INGLIS, from the fund deanery of Pomfret, against the bill for permitting intermar riages with a deceased wife's sister. SUNDAY TRADING IN TEE METROPOLIS.—By Mr. LUSH INGTON (2), from the rector and inhabitants of St. Paull, Covent-garden, and from the clergy and other inhabitant eof the pariah of St. James's, against Sunday trading in the me tropolis. Baas-Eloasse.—By Mr. RICE, from Dover and several other places in the county of Kent; by Mr. HOPE, from Gloucestershire ; for the abolition of licences to beer-houses. Gatenam, Disransa.—By C_aptain PECHELL, from s geographical engineer, named Matthew Phillip, cemplein fug of the general distress now prevailing amongst all cismee of the people. Uretvansu. Surma° i.—By Mr. L. HEYWORTH, from Gloucestershire, in favour of universal suffrage. TRADING no PROSTITIITION.—By SLANEY, from Shrewsbury, praying for some legi slative enactment to pre vent trading in prostitution. PIINISHISINT op Diane. —By Viscount JOCELYN. from Zing's-Lynn, id Amu of the abolition of VAllMbmes i of death. .--- SyrEl • LOCKE in Snow whirs, • tacos. 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