The Express. — London, England, 1849-07-14 00:00:00

,f Tt 41 fp rt ....,......• LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1849. No. 899. J [THREEPENCE. OTICE OF REMOVAL—Messrs. WILLIAM' Wioxp rid,. Mock owl Owe limners and Lliay Ig li t i bl e rk■Z l =A r trd i r ed" thYd; Mu rom ?Ltd -was Auer MRs 1 , Royal Itsetamoo-bnUttingn vb re they Ind to lie Inwood with a acetatoutto of that pottmogo sod support ear how Ilithorta atdopoiL —May !I. ISM I, Royal Etehoonwholldlono. TUVANIL LO T H INO.— missary, if he shall think it fit, will name a cont4lla of as many councillors as there are provinces in his commissariat. Every province shall have a prolerate or a delegate, and a governm.nt congreg ttinu, 'pa rsed as it wu before the 16:h of Nov., 1848. rho, pAice-offices are to act under the existing pootiical laws. The pontifical postal regulations are recited ;the secret of letters is respected. All publication, see placed provisionally under the censure of the polce, and, if necessary, of tb ecclesiastic authority. 111 nominations and prouotions by the la*e goveronent are annulled, and all those anterior to the 18th Po 'ember, 1848, are restored. All alienations of cock elastics' property are declared null and void. Tle municipalities, and the persons of which they are at present comp: sed, shall continue their functions, std the tribunals resume theirs as before the 16th N> vember, 1848. ♦ariation scarcely amounted to a quotation, and the business in them was not considerable. RAILWAYS. ----- From OdeNaa the foreign exchanges come quoted on London at 2260 to 70 ; on Paris at 110 to lull; on Marseille, 1111 to 114 On other places these were no transactions. ro o:CLocx. THIS DAY, Tw. Tbis being " name-day" in the share n ness is rather dull. Prices generally with little alteration from these of yeete. don and Br'ght us are quoted 374 to ; fords are scarcely so go,,d, a% 4 to a d Counties firm, at 91 to 4. oarket, busi- Ira firm, and rdsy. Lon- North Ste ie. Eastern d Tree in vertu" so hest of dryer expenditure in .►ica . lITDVCTION would ►e ware Orly ors Mr in thou of DltrAti CLOTHING. It Iro boon end lo the sr of the proprietor of tido rotothotrowit to Whet ti do wenuire inistroo the on Al tn. 'lmperil , ' Mawr or Town rite of rod parr* loth, made to Nee .ore. nor 30e. ho Ni.: or ram No. At St. Petersburg the exchange was quoted on London a' 364 ti 1; on Hamburg, 331 to ; on Am sterdam, 183 to i ; on Part., 385. Tallow on the WA hid realised Its. 115, sad for August eelivery 111 to 112 rubles. In hemp there bad been a few transaction.; in last year's clean, at 621, and in new clean at 801. For wheat and oats there was more irquiry. In linseed sewn' transac tions had taken niece at 25 to 26 I•r fine quality. Freights were looking firmer, though withodt any variation in rates. 111.121.11 11.111 MATS. Clo Ping prl Yestcrlty. toles to,lay up to 2 o'clock. --, —.....— —..— I. MAX. the PANTICHNETUICA Tallerfai. Drapery, and 001 , 12.• Mablkailleate Is. Onolitterdwireet. Lurks. LA URNS. of LoNDox-m - Dc is ONLY.— TM *Mt smartiorist al may leadmairle TEA URNS (is. all the meta tuseettlea, et slab ar• ragiaered) t the caseld, Yes GALE at WILLLUI IL III:111/0:111 (late Hippos sad Ilartea), tip, Word-street. corner elNewatastalseet, aad No. I, New. traarreet. Tres 44. to £4 eadi, warrawled.—Detalled catalogues, with eagratiags (p peal, frar.bashigaled la Wellaatreet, ISJO. 174 to 181 Par 34 dui. paL 61 25 111 23 24 BEDS I KADS sad CIikLURKNIS ell Anry lame ssodarot of this beibemels Is bee mod low, 17s. Ii etwth Nod Oa end IY. wok dead old thereted W pont seethe& e 4 eadolv two boa sore% or ir OM MIA at der show-rums of WILLIOX U. MU= mg Swim). Sek Oshodoweet (wage d sod I. dewotisotrot, oar is the Otero he de weds eiboo Nod dee be it. tbe pewee Rbeleobeh or dog boo Brew VA midi le appliolie aide tit ban awl tit Womb% St bee bees bood. aosillary paint reek ershortor he ewe do odeedoL Ohmage Woe Wild& id Id. emb.—Deedlett addesteto. with evirarkse Orem tinalielllPl7 WWI% NMI War lied 3 L iLKA/1. FAIN, awl SOFT SKIN. IL ROWLAItire JULY DOS, an Oriental Balsamic Preparation, r u lt, tree Irma all atinerel re metallic adouture. It I. distla far Ile extremely boind, pwayinr, and soothing effects on the thla i sidle by it. eaten an the pores and attauta secretory rem se* it espele all impurities from the starfish allays every terwleaoy to lid matt lila, 06-dually dkrainiti WI redeem, tan. spot., freckle., themilinstams. and oilier entelleall visitations. The radiant Mom It Imparts to the, Met, sad tie and delicacy which It Wesel as the skin, render it indispeniable In eve:7 toilet. Beware ot nearloas o Kslyderer for cotitalaiss mineral earth ier. utterly ruinous to the complexion, and b their repe llent endowed's ha ulth. The moods " Ilantlamie lielydor ' are on the wraiider of the genuine ankle. rhea ti id. and Ile. 6d. pee hattim— Peld by the Proprietme, at YO. Iletkimgardeth Ueda% and by all rm electable sterile. awl perfumer% TEE NATURAL and UNNATURAL STYLE.— If you wish to excel, mit ly nature; UM Is partkularly appal /able In staking ornamental hide, es unless the previous way of wearing it la imitate d, ro complete • tramformation take* place, that ea Byron asp—. A mother would not know her eon." ROSS and SONS haring succeeded Myriad all calculation In produeing perfect lotitatiosti of nature have given the name of the Inviable Ventilating Ilrod of Hair to their production*, and are enalb to offer them to both ladles and Tenth Ines, from one guinea and a half upwards. They likewim prmunt an infallible made of measuring, six.:—this round of the bead; from ear to GO' across the rise of the Mad ; from forehead to poll; the measure to be takes with a piece of tam and • 11/11411 lock of hair enclosed, whieh wt 1 he elosele matched, both in noleur and qua u Lit; . -Arldress, MUSS mad SONS, lii and 120, Bishop* gate , trvet, A IiEItNETILY'S PULLS !fn. the NERVES sad MUM" peke de. dl. sod Its. • boa. This extraordinary itteine re be pressed from ital albanbt. Its edam ma the see. youa paths* am perked, astonsoling sad will warmly be credited atll tried. The server somatims maids as 11 by magic. In addi tion to its preperdes la strenetbealem the nervous and aseender systems. it oils as • matte aperent, Is a One 'Radium pill, • was. Metal surenmhener of the stomach, auks a good events mid pro. dens *mad sad referable/ sleep. As • perillm of the blood this medicine is =equalled, for it penetrates the Hob body like • room, sad eldves awry Impurity out of the metes; cm this account. times Wins who an darker of basing a beautiful complexion should he. mediately prossee• box. The particulars of Mr. AtAroetties rept. ass and diet am endesed round each boa. The lowest-pries bus is 6.4.1. Wholesale agent.: UARCLAT. TorringdomatreM; KING. llispienearset. Moslem awl KANOREL, Ostordatmet. GERMANY. CONCLUSION OF PEACE BETWEEN GER MANY AND DENMARK. A letter from Berlin, dated July 11, states that the negotiations fir pesos between the Prussian and and Danish plenipotentiaries were concluded on the 10,6; the general conditions were drawn up on the 7ih, but in its complete form the trea•y was cot defi nitively signed till the day stated. The terms are said to be honourable to both pat ties, and there seems no d , uht but that the conditions will be ratified by the Danish government. An armistice and general suspension of hostilities is to be established within eight days from the date of bisrnattne. A period of 20 days is allowed for the two armies to take up the positions appointed them', by the treaty. AUSTRIA.—Vienna dates are to July 9. Debreezin has surrerdered without fight. and wu occupied by the Russian troops on the evening of the 3rd. news was given in the evening supplement to the Wiener Zeitung, in the following torm : latest intelligence has been received from the heal quart. re of General Paskiewltca, at Mirk-la, tinder date of the sth ins: , which announces the arriv.l of despatches from the detachment of the 4th corps cregroor'e, stating that Debi*, sin, by means of • deputation which we. met at idh. 7, had voluntarily submitted to the polar of tte empers.r, and that in consequence the city was occu pied on the evening of the 3rd. It appears also from the preoeding that th. head quarters of Paskiewiteh were still at Miskoks on the sth, and there all the reports about the ltu-sians being at Waitzen and Pesth fall to the ground. FRANCE. PARIS, PIIDAT, 5.30. ex. T.s-day the names of the newly-elected members of the Noumea' :Assembly were proclaimed at the Hotel de Ville in due bros. The expectation that the suc cessful list wvuld be that of L' Unto* Ekckrale has been realised, and the moderate pert, thus receive an accession of eleven vote s. Toe following is the order in which the new representatives have been elected : Lanjninais, 132,11 r a; General Magnin 129.492; L. L. Bonaparte, 129,111; General de Bit., 127,781; Makrill', 127,741; Benjamin Deleseert, 123,214; Ferdinand 8arr0t,122,805 • Theodore Dneos,l2l.lBl ; Chambolle, 121,085 ; Fou ld, 116,830; Boinvilliers, 114,701._ The following elections have also taken place : MM. Napalms Moult, }lnsult ; Testier, Ratite Vienne; Valetta, lam I Jules Favre, Rhone ; Manuel, Nidvre; Morin, Noose ; &wenn, Ardche ; Lepie, Seine-et- Oise; Frederic Lagraege. Gees; Clary, Uir-et-Cher; Briffant, EureAtt-Loire ; Petit-Monate, Maine-et- Loire; Anberg4, Brine -et-Manse: Rullieres, Boncht s dn-Rhire ; Le Rey de Beaulieu, Calvados. The Chamber did not sit to-day. By the lest returns relative to the Bank of France, it appears that the mttall:c reserve has declined nearly 4 millions in Paris, and above 21 in the departments. The discount-accommodation has increased somewhat more than I million in Perk and about 300,000 f. in the branch-banks—the amount of the former being 47,342,575 E, and of the latter, 80,667,857 f. The amount of dishonoured hills is about 150,000 f. greater in Paris, and about 30,000 f. in the departments, the whole extent of the former beleg 5,378,742 e., and a/ the latter, 3,326,349 f. The overdrawn bills have in creased from 111,0141. to 1911,6721. On th.e side of the liabilities, the amount of notes in circulation has increased about 2 millions in Paris, and has ditnie,ieked upwards of 13 millions in the province*. The account current of the tressurybas fallen off about 71 millions, being at present 22,483,241 f. The accounts current of private persons have advanced 3 millions in Paris, and 21 millions in the provinces—the amount of the former being 95,674,6 lBf., and in the latter, 26,601,227 f. The whole amount of the me'allic re serve is now 337 millions, to 407; millions of notes in cireu!ation. A branch of the Bank of France is to be opened at Limoges. The Preue having stated that the first person whom M. Lads Napoleon Bonaparte was desirous of seeing on his arrival in Paris was M. Proudhon, and that the Count de Chambord had sent him an invitation to Frohsclorf, foe the purpose of discussing with him the means of ameliorating the condition of the working classes, M. l'roudhon has addressid to M. de Girardin a long letter, dated from the Coociergerie, the I 1 th inst. In this letter he declares that ho has never received any communication from the Count de Chambord, and gives the following relation of his interview with M. 'Anis-Napoleon Bonaparte: It was on . the M ath Stptember, 1818, th a t I was, to my great surprise, sent fur to wait on M. Louis Bonaparte. M. Schweiz wished to accompany me, and he is able to give you an account of ell the dotal'. or the intervivw. was anxious not to be @lone at thi. first =minuet M. Louis Bonaparte with socialism and the Mountain. We found at this meeting M. Joly, stn., the present candidate of Parisian democracy, then as now one of the council of the Mountain, and the intimate coati lent of M. Lvdru-Rollin. M. Joly told me that M. Ledru Rollin was informed of the interview which vas to take place, and that it was he (M. Joly) who had advised M. Louis Bonaparte to see me. I was then per hetly en eerie towards my colleagues of the extreme left, and b.rides had not Louis Blare himself received a visit from IL Louis Bonaparte in Leaden: Had he not in June, PAWS, kit Is. Pit • Tor Account. 1194949. Open699lllgbert. Lowest. Claim. 1 -- 3go r ("rota. 3 per Cents- S do. New Las— PP ~ I• 90 41 per Cent& 4 per Cads • x » e 9. blebs. OS Imam: 30 dap. 25 ID ; 90 en 25 32. 11190710, 6, me 0 maw. NagAto Mateo— 63 Mom. Do. S. DIU Do. 48 Do. n " „ Book Mares ... 2 307 50 „ RAIIIMATS.—Paris sad Miens. 742 50; Paris and Roues, Roues sad Sarre. US; Allows sad —; Stn.: Sours and We, 103 30; Castro (Pierson), 312 50; Amiens .5d Boulogne, —; Bordesst, 400 • North, 430; Paris and stras. burr. 381 25: Tow. ant Nsidai. 304 73; heats eau ad 1 'Troyes, —; Dieppe sad ressesp, 173. with M. Jule. Favre, pleaded for him ? And all that with out being ea perfect s socialist as he was a perfect republican ? The emeereation turned on the organisetlon of labour, oh finances, hr. iga policy, and the constitution. 24. L o uis Bonspirte spoke little, listened to me with moth kinduees, and appeared to arm with me in almost everything. Ile ' considered es absurd and ridieulou the financial schemes of Messrs. Gutsier Pie y Oostichaux, and Dot lire, who, under the inspiration of the committee of licences, knew not how to ' reply to all th e demands made to them Cr organising credit, but by the words assigning and paper m,ney. I particularly remember that among other subjects of conversation, I said that in me he should be pat ap ae a candidate for the presi dentship, r e would set molly to declare that he had to in tention of taking advantage oldie Benatuseensultum of 1804 ; and that, if at a former period, under the government of July, he had considered the accession of Louis Phillipe to the throne as surrepitions and illegitimate, and consequently had claimed a crown to which the will f the Emperor had given bins more right than the chamber of 1830 had created Ix Lode Philiippe, that now that Franco had Ire. ly consti tuted herself into a republic, he had no other ambition than to give to all an example of obedience to the sovereignty of the people, and of respect to the constitution. M. Bonaparte replied by prateating in a general manner against the clines nies wsich had been propagated with regard to him, bat without explaining himself in soy formal or categorical manner. Front what took place, U. Joly,lll. &hotels, and myself, were all impressed with the idea that in the man be fore us there wee nothing in common with the conspirator of Strasburg and of Boulogne, and that it wee possible that, ae the republic had before perished by the hand of one Bona parte, it would be founded in our thy by the hand of an other. M. Louie Bumper.' then left us. On going out, ha said to M de Hassan° ' me, who told it to that he was de lighted at having made my acquaintance ; that I was better than my reputation had made me, and other expressions, which peaple call eau Unite de emir. I should Dave pre ferred to them csmplimeats a good prohasion if republican faith. On Wednesday forty soldiers, who bad been guilty of insubordination, were seat from Lyons to join the companies of discipline in Africa. Some rather serious disturbances took placß in the evenings of Sunday and Monday last at Moulins. The national guards turned out, and an end was put to the affair. An attempt wu at OLO time made to erect a barricade, but it wu immediately carried by the armed force. Several arrests have been made. A few days ago three individuals w re condemned to imprisonment and fiae, for uttering seditious cries at Albi. Since then groups of men and boys have paraded the 'beets every evening, singing revolu tionary songs, and crying Vice Ledru Rollin!" They also stationed themselves Fefere the prefecture, the mairie, and before a resffolding, called the "Altar of the country," which was surrounded by tricoloured flags, and surrounded by a painting of the re public, with the bonnet rouge. On Sunday the crowd was more numerous, and the ringing and cries more menacing. Three of the crowd were arrested, but the others loudly demanded their releam. At length the assemblage become so threatening, that a detachment of horse-artil lery was marched to the ground. The soldiers attempted to disperse the people, bat the latter re spo.ded by pelting them, and uttering cries of death. The soldiers then made a charge, and another shower of stones flew on them. Eventually the gathering was dispersed. Three or four 'elders were grievously wound d ; one was knocked off his hope by a stone, and as he was riving an enormous paving-etene struck him in the breast, causing blood to flow from his month. Among the rioters, six or seven were wounded. There has been much laughter here at the pompous announcement, in one of the London morning pap. r• , , of the arrival of M. Thiel' in London. That gentlt - ' nun bring still in Paris, was one of the first to he amused by the story of the pretended neg ,tiatians for a marriage between the President of the Itcpubl c and the Duchess of Orleans. STATE OF THE BANE OF FRANCE lip to JULY 12, with the serraspeading items oldie peeci-ding week: Week milk( Week endloi July 5. July IL staaerrrea. Capital °gutsier., tend Maki Sewn* lO Um 000 0 10 000 400 • . . . Roam di m boob bomb 1,101,730 2;00,730 0 bonne IN veil 4. 0110 . 0 0 0 • 4 . 0110 . 000 • Oak Mom 112,002,100 0 370,315700 0 Do. bomb bombe 3.5,004,525 0 36,74,100 0 bib be oar ... . 751,3.4 OS 701,311 5.4 Account me m dirtaremereetttor 22,44,341 30 39,616, — V8 57 Dime seleemb 93,671,618 83 92,515,1158 89 ACONaii ilinvia la the liaaebee 26,601,127 0 24,375,2.3 0 bleelpie peterhlest 101 3,60,300 0 3,369,0 , 0 0 Brealbee thefts el lama beaks maims . by beak Delete et tank rayable by brae& beaks ....... 3,924,030 0 9,541,487 0 Dividends payable Uqu.J. of brass* beak of Alms 179,012 41 171,617 41 DOicount, dims Mends. sad 46 ponse4 413,100 90 931,073 12 Dbsounts sod divers Worlds Is brsuith buds& ............. Ditto an bleach hobs 172,301 0 274,913 0 143,03 49 174,1,93 49 321 362 0 321,362 0 aktudries ur N 176',322 4 633,256,966 N 661,096064 10 MORT% Cala mad 213,900,119 6 - 217,766,960 61 Cali ha tba b rarai Inaba 113,040,3e 0 120,434,307 0 OTIS dos Me sad aceeptaleas is Pais ..... 47,542,575 07 46,451.327 21 De. do. la lama basks 80,667,957 0 00,309,611 64 44•626•6 manillas .......... 7.227,900 0 6912,400 0 Advamersos WIN' Wilma brio 90....157 0 1.016,631 0 Ailwaseaaa Minh pubes fasib—. 32,096,110 40 31,374,663 73 advarmaa w roma tea tads by bra\ WM, 1,336,713 0 1,336,713 0 . i 4,1121141 .to iba .hu m Tresney 50,000,000 0 50,000,000 0 'snots to the state cm blond I/0 millions Mn off SANAS Is 1110 sky wain 1,000,000 0 1,000,000 0 to the departeoect of the 3,000,000 0 . 3,000,000 0 delft Sleek bruin Merl, Sink asposehle furls latistament of 884/ Prsd beaks la public fonds Nadi bulatlepand furniture 4,000,000 II 4 00 . 060 Baal property of breath banks Darren in National Discount Beak 2ue.0011 0 300.000 0 littered of braedt banks In the National Discount Banks of the _ _ _ provincial towns _ Protested bills 230,000 0 230,000 0 3,176,;42 09 5.222 011 12 Wile kw* Inks 8,324,349 0 4284,975 0 axiom 41 meigsmat =SI 02 leimipoint of bras& 43,420 0 32,544 0 .. 001,362 44 1,7 26,487 83 913,230,1110 37 03,093,064 10 POURS& ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—Oudinot his attempted an imitation of the modes of the middle ages, by f,rmaly taking possession of the keys and forwarding them to Gaeta to be laid at the feet of the Pope. A letter from that place, dated the 4th of July, says: " This morning, about noon, a colonel of engineers arrived here from the French camp, to present to the Pope the keys of the two gates by which the French troops entered Rome." The negotiations for the return of the priestly ruler of Rome to St. Peter's are said " to be pro needing favourably." A writer, evidently in the Austrian interest, says : It is believed that big holiness will immediately send a governmental commission to Runs. It is said 'hat Pius IX. will go to Naples to persontilly thank King Ferdinand for his geneses' hospitality. Ris holiness will of arwards go to Benevento, and that his intention is to wait in that place null the commission has established a little order in affairs at Rome. If that should occasion too long a delay, the Pops will repair to Wilogna, and remain there until the moment when he shall think it advisable to return to his capital. The extraordinary poatifical commissary at Ancom, Signor &will, has addrewed an edict, dated the 27th ult., to the provinces of Urbino and Pesaro, Macerate, Ancona, Fermo, Ascoli, Csmeriao, and Loreto, con taining the roles to be followed in the morgesisation of the pontifical government. All acts are to be in the name of the Pape; the extraordinary coin- PORTUGAL. The mril picket Iberia, Capt. Burney, from the Penin.ula, arrived at Southampton this mornior, and landed her mails under the charge of Lieut. P. Rainier, R.N., Admiralty agent. Her dates are :—Gibraltar. July 4 ; Cadiz. 6; Lisbon, 0; Oporto, 13; Vigo, 10.1 Among the freight are 10 perinea specie. Tte Cores cloa.d on the 7h. Thomar has been active in making laws. New made are to be made; the distress of the Douro wit.e district is t i be re lieved •, the farmers who suffered by the late gales are to be misted ; Russian and Swedish vea•els arc to be admi ted on pa} molt of same duties as Portu guese vessels; government is autho ed to admit ships of other nations, which admit I'ortuguese ships, on liberal terms ; a portion of pnze mc•nty is to be paid ; the Tagus is to be improved; government is authorised to reinstate officers who reeigued during last civil war ; civil admiuis tration, customs, and council of state are to be re formed. Silva Cabral has offered no opposition to the government. It is rumoured that Thome'. wishes the support of the legitimists, and Miguel :o compromise his rights. The Queen's c msort is ill. The Prince of Savoy has arrived at Oporto. Um Bank of Portugal called a meeting on the 1 Itt it was supposed resp.wing a loan to government. Tt.e lest loan has been approved of by the Climber. although it produced 40 per cent. par. On the 3.d, the sum of 73,191,600 rein in Lisbon bank notes was publicly burnt. Exchange, 64j ; discount on Lisbon hank notes, 37 to 40. SPAIN. Accounts from Madrid of the Bth inst. state tl.at the departure from Barcelona of tit- second expedi tion for Italy took place on the Id. h was beliesed that the Cortes would be prortnued immediattly alter the passing of the Tariff BM in the Senate, that 1-, towards the end of the week. It being Sunday there was so Bolos. APPROACHING MARRIAGE IN BiGH Ll?E.—The preliminaries of a enatrintinial ailiance have b. en settled bo races the Use, Was. Cavendish, only son of the 111 a. Charles C. Cavendish, M.P , and Lady Catherine Cavern ish, and Miss Georgians. Caro‘ine Liseelles, eldest daughter of the Right Hon. Wm.S. and lady Caroline Lascelles. ROYAL COLLEGE 01 SURGEONi.—The Rend-mem, having undergone the necessary examinations for the diploma, were admitted memo is of the College at the wining of the Court of Examiners on the 13th instant : Mears. Henry J Ph Hip, Kensington ; Thomas Elks, Bal briggan, county Dahlia; William Frederick Bassett, Lin den; George Ktng, Mrisham, Wiltshire ; Said Andel, Syria ; Charles Junes Morris, Glomeister-terrace, Hide perk; George Brown Turner, Hinton, G:oue stershire ; William Squire, Li's Je, Bedford shire; G , orge Hodson, Ctrs. tar; William Hargreaves Manitoid, Liverpool; G orge An thony IC( reopp Like, Trigner.mh, Devon; Charles Henry Sinnock, H tstbourne, Sussex; aced Henry William Hughes, Gawehmai, Anglaise. EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT. —On Wcdoeaday evening, the dress of a lady named Webb, passing along the New-road, was observed by a pitman to be on lire. lie gave an alarm, and by an immediate appEettina of his leathern apron extinguished the Names, but not before the dress and shawl of Miss Webb were seriously injured. It is supposed that ignition was the consequence of her treading upon a eirar fusee. SUICIDE OF A BRIDE AT HOLBECK, NEAR LEED;. —We gave some par iculais of this ewe in the Express of Wednesday, in which it was stated that Mrs. Walley had destroyed hetes% The jury summoned to inquire es to the cause of death sat, by aoit nem:flint, on Thursday, and con tinued in deliberation till evening, when they cares to the decision that death hag been caused by the deceased's own hand. EXTENSIVE EMBEZZLEMENT BY TRAVELLERS.— Yesterday it was discovered that Richard Anderson Clarke, traveller to biesses.Chne, Bnurow, and Co., et S:oekton•upon- Tees, NVlaolesale Grocer•, had gone off with 9001., and Walter Telbod, traveller to blesses. Watson and Wood, Drapers, of the rime town, with 7501 , and that Edward John Law. u smeller to Pease and Co., Druggists, of Dirlingtoo, had absconded with 3701. They have all been seen together in the metropolis, sad are supposed to be trying to get out to America. 1301. is offered fur their apprehension. - STABBING AT BIRKENGEAD.—Lent evening, an altercation arose between two butchers, named Knott and Pennington, whilst they were together in the slaughter houses. The affair turned to blows, and Knott drew forth his knife and stabbed his autegomst in the face, severing his upper lip, and entering the jaw to a conaideradle extent. He af.erwards knock , d him down, and hft him in a lif, lett state. AS yet Knott has not been apprehended.—Lirerpool Alcrewy. SEWAGE POISON.—CAUTION TO SANITARY IN erEctroze.—Yesterday, at an inquest bed before Mr. Baker on a man who died of Asiatic cholera, the following state ment was made of the poisonous nature of sewage matter. A few days lig', Mr. Stephen Whittaker, an inspector of the parish ot St. Leonard, Shoreditch, under the Health of Towns Act, put his stick down a gully-hole in a street in his district for the purpose of showing the state of the drain. Upon tek:ng the stick eat, some of the matter fell upon his right thumb which had an incision in it. The following day the part became much inflamed, and spread up his arm. He obtained medical assistance wi hout being able to reduce the inflamer. ' , inn. Mortifl-a'isn of the thumb subtequently came on, and it is expected that to save his life the arm must be amputated. FIRE AND ROBBERY AT ISLINGTON.—Last night, between the Lours of ton and eleven, a tire broke out in the linendrapery warehouse of . Bent, or Byrnes and Co., No. 3, Upper-street, nearly facing Islington Church. It eons tanned in the front ober and was discovered by • person pawing by. Hamer - us maim eof the London Brigade, and that of the West of England Company soon arrived. There being plenty of water immediately procured, the engines were worked with full vigour, and owing to the exertions of all pre-eat the flames were confined to that p - rtion of the two hems , ' where they originated, but not until a ctmsiderable amount of damage was done. Tee origin of the disaster is unknown. Whilst the fire was raging, a person was seen to eater the counting-house, and was taken into custody upon suspicion of robbing the cub box. He was taken to the eta:Lin-home, where, upon examination, several pounds, supposed to be the proceeds of the robbery at the fire, were found upon his person. ATTI , MPT AT ASSASSINATION.—Yesterday morning information was received by the Metropolitan Police, that as C. Greenhorn, Esq., of Sydney, Gloucestenhire, was pas-ing a lonely part ot the forest of Dean, on the old Tonna road, near Blackpool Bridge, several men with fire arms, bludgeons, end their faces masked, rushed at him from be hind a hedge, where they had been concealed. One threw • bludgeon at him, which passed near his head, two of the guns being discharged at the same moment, and Mr. 0. felt the balls whiz past him. He immedirtely put spurs to his horse and succeeded in reaching Conderford, the villains pu-suing as for as Bleckley Hill. .501. is offered for their discovery. CHOLERA IN HULL —The Hull Adeertiser states that between Sunday and Thursday last 49 eases of chols ra had appeared in the lower parts of that town, of which 20 had roved fatal MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY El - ENING. The operations in the English funds to-day were confirmatory of the opinions generally entertained of an advance, and to which we have occulionally referred during the last few days. Consols for account were first done at 921, then at 1, and last at 93, closing at 93 to 93} firm. For money they were done at 921, 3, and 92.1. The Three per Cents. Re duced were done at 921, t, and last at 93. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, were only slightly dealt in at 93i, and last at 93/. The negotiations were not large, but the tone of the market was rather buoyant, and closed with every symptom of a further improvement. Fr tnkfort letters advise an improvement in Austrian Fire per Cent. Metalliquee, which had realised 78, at which they were in good request. In other funds the Tne following ststement, prepared and condeceed from various official returns, wid be found to present an intelligible view of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bulli in hell by the be ks iLdicated, b .th positively at the dates of the accounts last made up, and comparatively with returns for cxrespondiog periods. The aygregate average of the note cieculition of the United Kingdom, according to the returns last collectively completed for all th• banks of issue stood, for the fur weeks ending the 16th of June last, as falev s Bank of England Pirate banks Jere•-stock maks Ir.t tanks 4,0en,475 I rat banks „. Tots circulation—weekly average t31,815,280 Fur tae lour weeks ending May IC Decrease lune 16 £1,107,057 The d.erfase was thus complsed: Bank of Eng land, less, 737,031/.; private banks. less, 201,9201.; joint-qqek banks, ' les., 159,2161. • Irish banks, less, 241,4131. ; Scotch backs, more, 251,7131. The fitn,tl Issues of the private banks being 4,815,430 , follows they were below the amount, 1,299,89 W. The flxcel issues of the joint-stock banks bein 3,409 08 71., it follows they were below the amount 748 6811. The fixid issues of the Irish banks being 6,351.4941., it follows they were below the amount 2,308,019/., wi , h epecie in hand to cover issues fur 1,682,384/. besides. The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being 3,087,2091., it follows they were above the amount, 293,6931., but with specie in hand to cover the defi ciency, and iseu s for 613,870/. more. The average of coin and bullion held by the Bank of England during the four weeks ecd:ng the 16th ult. was 14,609,9221.; increase on the preceding re turn, 279,2841. The average of specie held by the Irish banks during the same term was 1,682,384 ; increase on the precise return, 969/. 'f ho avenge of specie held by the Scotch banks during the sante term was 937,563; decrease, 21,2584 The yearly comparison shows the following dif ferences to the circulation : Bank of Wand. more 1582,0183 Private b asks, bas /112,788 Joint Stock. more /87,676 Scotch tour, We blob banks, lees /1.4.143 Deduct Bank of England and Joint Stock ..... MIAMI Decrease of the year on balance The c,in and bullion comparison shads thus : Bark of rugland —ware 1129,597 Iriah banks more Saneh bantui—ms £100,9*7 989,580 DNluct Scotch banks Incroast on balance, June 18. 1849 Tne Rat k of England averages for the week ending the 7th inst., when compared with returns for the week previous, give tl e fill iwing results: Circulation Woe £24,072.893 arrulation attire 16,220,9110 Increase 246,963 Public &porno 7,469,212 Docreare 166 292 Other de P 0844 Oorernment4ecsritlea banking department Other Sreuritles ..... Coin and Bullion 14,362,960 . 9,910,970 .28,700 .!4° - - prerrano 145 371 Berm day and tabu bills 1,037, The Had 3,133, :720 ,090 Increme 19,617 BANK 01KNOLABD.7Acrovire, for We Week calm July 7. 1849 • ----- u+.n earl Nebo lamed ttentos' , AIITIIIINT. 'memo Pi Rept Progdeton'earVe. £14.M. 1490 .VO Publio 11 3000(111 lod Draeq.. vs. Dank; Gownlr. of %:• ions! Debt Amts.) 7.484.11 t Other oupo.!tt tl.tl .9.368 ttavat4thy andothrr liWr 1.V27.720 "."n",i. it Debt.— in. 0 1 9.190 Other Soeuritios.. O.d•1 Coln and Bullion 13.796.Z'. Mot Bdllon ...... 176,691) WASTNIII7. Ofte..ntreot Sesuvittps 135.03,35 U 08,07243 Jul, 12.1847 (11:1ud.19.a.1 Weight Annuity) .... 414.341.940 Other lift-wills@ Note. . . .. 9.951.915 Qom eed tliher Gin 992,615 1,35,0-8.3q0 J. R. ELSEY. eputy-embint. EXCIIANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. Tairsrr. Jrt.;37F..ZeTniii; en Leedom, 1210. It is ;generally believed that these daily variations in the exchanges is brought about by a great de ,t of management on the part of some of the large bunkers, and the opinlon is universal that we must norm ire a wanly decline. The Austrian live per Cent. Metalliques hare gone up to 931, ',bleb may be attributed to the Fumes of the imps rial armies in Hungary, which is thought moot 00:n bring the war in that country to a close ; this event, however, will not add any strength to Austria, an It will require an immense torte to keep llungary at all quiet. We must say soon see something decisive. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The English stock market continues very firm. Consols opened this morning at the closing quota tions of yesterday, y'z., 93 to for acciunt, and hsve been dealt in at 931 ; they are now quoted at 931 to For money the transactions were at 93 and 931. The Thr e e per Cents. Reduced have been done at 931 and 93. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 931, / and last at 94. Bank S'oet, at 1971. E xchequer Bills the same as yesterday, at 48s. and Ma. premium. The market f r fweign eecuriies is extremely inactive, and prices generally are steady. The cnly transactions of the morning are the following : Mexi can ex-coupons, at 281 and 1. Spanish Five per Cents. at 181 and ; ditto Three per Cent". at 311. The French Renttseloied yesterday at Paris rather better. The Three per Cents. at 54.23, and the Five per Cents. at 8813, being an improvement of 10 cents. over the previous day's quotations. _ _ ENGLISIII_, UN Bank Stmt. 13 1 4 8i 3 per Ct. Red. Anne., 9 3 per Ct. Can. Anne., 'but i t erci: - eme.. 94 ttoty Cts w k Luboquer BMA, 48s. to 510 -- . FOREIGN ITN im. s pit Ct. Amerika Bond., 1 per Cr-Grenada Eds.. lil 2 44 per Ct. Betz Donde. Greoada Deferred Ildz., 3 4 24 per Cent. ditto, 83 6 6 per Ct. Met., 1,176 28 i 5 wet. Brazilrm Bde., 83 6 6 per Ct. Pc urban Ikle., 60 I Ditto New, 62 4 Porturee Cont., 39 3 4 1 6 per Ct. BULIIOR Ayr.. 43 5 'Ditto Chain Dad ,5 4 6 6 DE ' t e to r Span it l,4l li l t. lL .ll Pe; Ditto Columb. Def. lida., 3 per Ct. Spre.h lid., ,545 6 Columbian Equador Ma.. 3U Spatzlzb Defored Rd'. 3 per Ct. Danhh lids, 66 T Ditto Pa.dre Rd.., 3i 4 24 per Ct. Dutch lila, 504 14 2 per Ct. Venezuela 11 IN., 0 5 4 per Ct. Dutch Celts., tO 1 Venezuela LNekrrtd BIIC. 63 75 SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the Brilsh polemics in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 10th day of July, 1849, is 275. rd. per cwt. Sugar the modem of the Mauritius is 255. 2jd. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the East Indies, is 29e. 10d. per cwt. The arerage price of the three forgoing description+, jointly, is 2 7 5. 31d. per cwt. BRISTOL, ILLY 13.—We have eaperlraord a very glee) demand this week for moot descriptions of sugar, but prices hare fluc tuated; ea the whole, however, we think that the but en, as yet, have had the hestd the reduction Lathe duty; the mks comprise sa) hda. sad tierces West India, chiefly from 112 e. to 42a.; 10,000 mats Mauri tius, slao at Sea to 420.; and 12,000 bones yellow Havanna for borne refining, at about Ns.; the market is still badly supplied with K uripleN several importers still declining to sell, before the market has assumed a more settled appearance. The relined market con tinUM wit bout aeration ; the demand is steady, but prices are only with difficulty supported. Rum of all descriptions is sill uninquired for. Olive oil P. in better request, and prices hare rather an upward tendency. Emit India tics his been sold to a muder.tte extent, but prices are unaltered. COTTON.—LIVXRPOOL, SULT 13.—Today there ix fair attendance of the trade, and vices are fully maintained, the sales being 0,000 bides, including 2,000 American taken on speculatisn and for export. American descriptions hare bean in brisk and gennral n - quest, and they have advanced id. per lb., the authorised quotations of tt fair" qualities being uniformity advanced ed. per lb. On the barer and middling qualities some further advance has been pirtially cb tairked. Bruits and Egyptians are in greatly improved demand ; they are taken freely by the trade, and have advanced td. per Ib. 84, ra1l have been in good re and they command full prices . 26.300 bales of AMITiCIII, 930 of Egyptian, and 130 of Surat have been taken on speculation, and 3,420 American, 1,050 Panama, 30 Egyptians, and 200 Surats ter export. TALLOW.—Ths market is better to-day, and rood Tallow in to be got, with few tellrre for forward delivery. The quota tions are a 4 follows: For Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 3911. 39.. 6d. fine; October to December deUvery, 338.6 d. to 395. '3d.; aeps. rate months' delivery, 396.9 d. to 40e. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—NurrtNoHAst, lute 12.—The turn-out of :be larleat body of men in the hosiery trade still esista, but it Is evidently approaching a termination, one of the pried:ail Mama in the trade, hitherto averse to the demand. of their workmen, having offered the advance of Gd. per dos. on stockings, and ltd. per dozen on half-hoes. Ilia petty offer can only be re garded al a sort of feeler, or flag of truce foe a negotiation. The cotton glove trade is in a lair condition in this county ; but at Leices ter the hands have bad a long struggle, in which they have been a•sisted by the glove workmen. Sono notion may be formed of the changed temper of the working-clam when we :an matured th - S more than SW/. hat been transmitted from this neighbourhood, within &short pet iud, to the glove bands at Letheeter. The drawer, punt damn. shirt, and purse traae le in a very fair coedit ton, and would have been mush better had not their ranks been filled by the wrought hose bawls. The cut-up hue branches keep very brick, and will cog tinue so during the struggle of the wrought cotton hoe hands. The silk glove Irate, as was expected, hes to sane eau nt retrograded. The cotton bobb n net trade is very dull. This is to be expected at this season, Juiy and August being the two dullest menthe in the year for lace, whether plain or fancy. The ailk briutches, however, keep their prep,mderance, especially those made frou the pucker ma chines; attempts are very sedulously nuking to rival theta front the circular bolt mschines; but this, from the description of machinery, is very duobtibi. Nothing, however, can be at a lower ebb than the attempts at invention or improvement at this period, the continued cr7 for "cheap net, " taking away the inducement to be at much es prose to Improve either the machines or the manufacture. Tae cotton warp lace trade, contrary to expretatina, is rather improved, and we have seen a good many warp beams full of cotton upon the workmen's shoulders about the town. - Nottingham Review. MANUFACTURES.—BRADTORD, JULY 11.—The yarn market continues notch 01 the same character ae during the last few weeks; the quantity prodaced is going into con-umption, and the stocks in the hands of the spinners may be quidert as Nil. The in created demand for report durthg the lag tortnight hes only been met by partial inconvenience to the consumers at home s and in a Feat measure amounts for the advance which bulk place in yarns at the teginning of We month. We do not retnenver • time when even at this mason of the )ear, which is generally a busy one, th , spinners were so fully engaged as at present, anti at prices which, it relation to the c at, must be tolerably satisfactory. There has been an average badness doing la goods during the past week, and in come cases at sightly advanced rates; still the menu facturers complain of not being able to command upon good. an ad ranee corresmoding with that which has listen ' , lam in yarns ; at the prices of lust month however the merchants manifest a di.position to buy all they can obtain ; the descript inn of goods to most general request is Coburg• of the lower and middle quail also anything a w and goixl in fancy styles. blocks of nearly el descriptions are low In the hands of the manufacturers. The same may be said of t h e merchanti as compared with the average it:eke held by them at this sea-on. CORN.—CueLmeroRD. July 13.—We hai a ennsiderable iaerrage in the rum ly of Wheat at market to.dar, and the prier. 'ur Hoe quality won moist-tined, but inferior dereritdiom were rather lower. Red, , Inn to 4...; white, 52... to sk. Menage, Wheat, LOC. at 4k. 11d. ROD, Corn nominally the aurae. - - COVENTRY, July 13.—We bay. had but a ttin attendance at our market to.clAy, but higher price+ were ob•aioed for %beat. Ttare wen likewise an improt «meat in Oats and Cr... Barley in limited demand. Wheat, 18a. lid. to 19.. Gil. Bailey, grinding, 24e. to :Ga. ; malting, 2,4 to 29.. Nrw Bran, , I'e, to 14a. • old, Ile. to. lba. Ntw Oats, 20e, to 255.; old, 24.. to Ris. Peru 12 a. 6d. to 14a. Es nem.. July 13.-We base had a short supply of all grain at market to-day ; neverthelmr, the trade has ruled very dull, at lot week's pikes. White Wheat, 445. to 345. Barley, 245. to 2135. (hits, 20s. to 2:s per qr. Flour, 3 a. to 31s. per sack. HULL, July Id. -The erriv..l% of Wheat have been toe fair ez . ent, but small of all other doseriptinis. A goad demand has con tinued for Wheat, and prices fur both Iburdsh and foreign are the turn dealer. Parley is starve, and fully IN. per qr. hi her ; also Means, Peas, and Tares arc held for a similar advance. Oats are in improved demand, and firuly held. The weather has been very favourable for Wheat during the past we,k; but too dry for spring earn and Turnsps. The arrive a of Linseed this week amount to 7,3:4 qrs., (mart ising 2,70 1 1 qrs. from Alexandria; 2,120 qrs. from hig ; and 2,234 qrs. film Memel. Although the rupply has been more liberal than fur mme weeks past, pricey are rtill w. II supported, there being ndlithlt pressing on the market for sale. We quote Illatt lies, 9s. to 400.; tine heavy Petersburg, 353. to 390.; Riga, atis. to Us.; Memel and Kquirmierg, 325. to alts. per qr., amerding to quality. In ltapessal there is no alteration. The (Atoning are the prices: Wheat, horlish, white, old, 49,. to 59.; • ew, .18‘. to 5'2 , .; red, old, 41s. to 325.; new, 47e. to 325. Foreign, 601 b. per bushel, high mixed papule, 411 s. to "i/s. • Hamburg, red, 47.. to Ms.; rniiell Ort , `"n• .41.. to 4Gt. Barley, malting, per qr., 245. to 2tio.; grinding, per JIM, 225.0 d. to 245. Oats, old, per qr., Ills. to 195.; new, Ills. to 195.; Itare. Alan, ate., per stone, 9.1. PeoN white, boilers, per qr., 295. to Kra.; blurt 30 .. 10 3 / 4 1 4 grinding, h3lb. per bw4tel, Vo. to 2t4 , . Mane, old, 6371. per bushel, 295. to 325., new, 295. to 32..; LeSeti an. 26 , to 275. Tams, grinding, taltsper badly', 225. to 21s. e, per atone, 9d. Ityemeal, GI. per toe. 1 inseed, I.er qr.. track Sea, 395. to los. ; Alex andria, 375. to ake.• Ist. Petersburg, tine, 38s. to 395.; god crushing, 33e. to 375.; inferior, 335. to 31s. ; Riga, 3 10 . to 3 8 e. ; Archangel, 113 s to nit.; Konigsberg and Men I, 325. to 35n.; C:C.111 for feeding, 39a. to 41.. Itapermd, per last, Gerinan and Dollish, 291. W 3hi. - • - MAIDSTONE, July 12 —Our market to-day WSJ very imtai mate for all corn, but prima did not recover, tut rather the contrary foe everything. The trade was very slow, and the demand far beyond the purply, s h the ea eptton of fr ah.thravhed Wrest The tom ts upwards far Wheat, but very tardy in the ohs, at more money. LINCOLN. July 13.—We had strain a very short supply of Wheat at our market to-day. Our millers being short of BEAK, gave Is. OdTabeSlOSer last week's prices. Nothing doing in Wing corn. Wheat, red, Us.** SI& ; white, Mrs. to 55e. Oats, I P. l 0 231. LiFERFoOL, JULY 13 —The arrivals the last throe days comprise fair quantities of barrel flour and Indian earn, but othermae the Import 114 is malt The fine hot weather we hove had for sere rul days had its (Heel un the btunruts at our market today. Wheat was taken erning:y by the milers, at tie twits erf Tufa4ar. El or was in batter di inand, but at no change in price. Italian earn de. dined Gil. per quarter, at wtEch a fair clearance was effected of par. eels rteely ("1. delivery. Egyptian beau were held with more firm ness than of Lit., and there were none to be lisd under Itis. per VW lbs. Oats, barley, and peas stand quoted as un 'faraday last. 80CTHA NI ETON, July 13.—Tee euutinued fine wee' her not being without its influence on the buyers, our nrotket continues very dull; but in the few tranoactlo s which meurted in Wheat last week's prices were fully au-ported. I:rioting( Bailey in better de mand, at un advance of Is. per qr. Oats and Suns in lair without &mu in value. WAKEFIELD, July 13.—The weather iv very fine, eipe eidly for the Wheat crop, of which the reports are favourable. The agricultural dis.riets exhibit ouch a p iuelty of fresh Wheat that this itnicription acts freely, and we quote prices hilly Is. per qr higher than thin day selmight Harley more inquired for, and dearer. Oats and Snelling bring full prices. English Beans Norm, and fetch ex treme quotations. Malt is decidedly firmer, and holders generally will not eulmlit to prn.ent rates f.r season-made qualities. Other articles as before. GENOA, July 6.—Orrefians in W est have horn limited for some time put to local wants, and them lame not been very extensive, the demand at this Neuron being usual y Small, and there having been v. disposition to speculate, now that the new crops am coming in. With regard to them, the reports are favourable. Stocks of grain, ashore and afkat, about fol,ooo qrs. hue Polish Marianople and Berdianals Wheat, 3110. 6d. per qr. f.o.b. HOPS.—Woncearta, da:y 13.—The hot weather Is fart sending the plantations into blight, and ultorther they have gone Ironic since our last reports. Tlie duty is called 6,001. Lytle doing on the market. WOOL.—Lownow, July I3.—The public sales hive I een ld progren since this day week; the attenlanee continues I.rge, and the bidding. animated. Nearly all the quantity offered up to the prey nt time bas been sold at prices Id. to lid. per lb. above theme of the 'aft Nail's rates. A goo I potion lota been taken on foreign ac count, which has produced this favourable result. A portion of the Wool decLired or August has been withdrawn; the rah, will be bratiebt to a elnoe on the 31st inst. Attie ,Is this week are 1,117 bales tertian, 9,53 a colonial. There has been more doing in English Wool, and prices are rather firmer. ',EFTA, July 13.—W , • have no alteration of mement to qnotP this Week in Enelish Wool. Priem remain Hem. The demand cootinuee active for most doszeiptions of foreign Wool, prices being eery firmly supported. IPIVSRIVOL. July 12.—The Pales of 600 East India's yes terday sent of very brlnkly at an advance of Id., and :n conic woes id., ou late oaks. Bushamt, .n the whose, looks better. HAY.—SMITHFIELD.—MCISTI. C,oper and Deris rrport the following qtotationn Prime Mtadow, 7.04. to 80.. rowan . —a. to —grew . CO.. to 75n. totem, 5.i... to Ma. Llotor 60.. to 75.1. army to to. New .. Ufa. to 711. CATTLE, &e.—BsveitaxyCArnA r BfAnicEr. July 11.— We had a smelt show of Beasts, an av 4 rage numlxr of samp, and a pond supply of Lamb., an of which were twit!. Bc. f, Or per at. Mut ton, 5d.; Lamb, Gd. per lb. _ . • • . Elt:Titit. July 13.—The approarhing Air on Wednesday has had its effe , t on the Cattle market, the number of Beasts dr;ven in not amounting to more than one-half the average. For the most past It consisted of bit Beef, much of which WAR of very good quality. Poe the err. best, to. per score was made; but Bullocks of guud qua lity wire, in some in -tutees, offered in rain, at as. Sol per sacra But few lbws and Calves, and those not of the best quality were offered, they mast be quoted at 71. •o IV. each ; mugh hammers, 4s. 6d. to 56 6d. peerage ; good men , y Builiteba, It butcher:Calves, 4d, to Sd. per lb. The supply of Sheep and lambs, topecially the latter, was enormous, numbering altogeth. r over 1,4.1. The demand WWI not brisk, and late roves bare been hardly sustained. Prime fat Win hers were add by weicht at Sd. per lb. ; and fat Ewes, 414. The market was glutted with fit Lambs, which cold at about 50. Store Hop were from She, to 25s curb ; and rearing Lambe, 19e. The supply of pigs was again small, about equal to that of last wetk, but there was nothing of ray superior quality in the market. Prices ranged from los. 61. tots. 6i per tare. - - - Citasoow, July 12.—We have had a later , suppl 7 of cattle at this anoming's market, but sales dull. The greater part of the animals were of middling and inferior quality. Reid prime fully maintained last week's rates. Best cm Beef, 30a. ; mends, 47a. to 495. ; Cows, Bulls, and inferior, 'Oa. to 435. per cwt, sinking offal. The supply of She. p and Lambs small, with good sale. ',beep 2s. higher each. Lambs, 10. to 21. blither. Quotation. : Best age i Wel ders, Gd. ; second, 4d. to lid. per Ib , sinking °RA Lambs from los to 211,. each, according to weight and qua.icy. Pigi dull, at 40s. Fad Calves also du.l, at SUL pa cwt. COVENT-OARDEN.— TA' are the priors : TZIJI Phut Air*, per M.. ato R aroma, booming, per lb..* to Cr Pi-whin, per ,log .. to 20s Ingarmen. per do, C. to 10g Strawberrlm, per pun.. P 4 to 24 per poCkt, 44 to M Cherrial., wall. per lb., 2a to 3. standard. per lb., 44 to Cd Ooonenerrk... noun. Par Oat gyre. 3.,A to Sn. Currants, do., Seto 84 .is Morning.— Th. following a iriioi. kitchen, mbar's., 4s. to ea Ornaagee, per rion, I, to 13 yet 100,61 to 16s Lemons. per dos., le to lc "ARLES. lOnions, per bun& 24 to tel Rpaoldt, per doz. Is 64 to 4s Rhollote. per lb . 64 to 64 ter 10 0 . 7. to 14s Almond.. per poet. fa attest, par lb., is to 31 Walnuts, per 100, to tal to Is per Nish., 1 , , to ?As Nuts, Ha clone, per b.. 20. to 224 Brasil, per bee.. Ils to 10s Spinach, per time. le to Is 64 &erne, per lb., 64 to I. Artichokes. per dot.. Is 64 to 3. Vocetabis Marrow*, dos., Gd to Is Lettuce, Cab., per scum, 4d to 3d C 0... per score, (CI to Is Nuahrooms. per pottlo, la Gd CP 36 Small Ra wls. per punnet, 24 to 34 Pelmet, per bunch, 24 to 34 Fawn, per hunch, 21 to 34 IThyme, per bouch. 24 to 3d Parsley per dos. bunch, 3s toes Room, per bun& Is to lo &I Marjoram, grJeu. per bua.. 44 to id Mint, croon, per bunch.. 3d to &I Baal, green, p. bunch. 41 to Gd {MORT. Cabbage., per doz., 6d to Is Cauliflowers per dez..6d to 3s IJI Tess per buin. Is 64 tote Rain.. per WA.. le 64 to te worrei, per hail-Hers. 64 to 96 Pouttous. per ton. Ow to Ins per cwt., Sub 14. per Nebel, te to Ts Ture — pei writer.. bunch., ]Cato 6d Red Beet. Per doz.. hi to 41 Home Radipb. per bundle. Is to Cs Aimaragus, per 14) Is to 4s Rhubarb. per bundle , 3d todd French Beans per IUU, 6d to Is I Cucumber,. each. 4 1 to Is Leeks, per bunch., 4d to Cad Celery. per bundle. Is to Ps Radishes. per 12 hands. 94 Wan:rues% per dos bun.. ed to 64 Carrots, per bun 41 to 64 Aberdeen Do. Preit;en . ce Aaabgt.,Not.,Boo,a.E. Jn Burks at liar= Ext. (Gt. West. perpetual 3 p. , st.) Binoinahana and Wont Junction, ealladuly paid, ac with a guarantee .. Da. without a guaraut Bina., Wale., and UM =lli duly paid, or with Do. w ithoata guar= Banco, wid Bristol and Exeter Do. allarea Do. gko Prakiamae reg. Chewer and uoyhed .. Prokrehee Dublin 11/14.1 ite4aetJuma... 1M.(31.10e.)6 p. lx. Pm( Esoiern Osanties_ R;;;ZI:;:s Do. Ext., II p. CL, No. I Do. Ua N. 1t N. Eastern Celan, claw 11 (late 1. 8: B. eh.) IX. elute C. ditto Do. Scrip (Rua. 6 p. Ct.) East Lancralure Do. New ... Do. 6 per Ct. fret. Feat Llneolnatore Edinburgh and Gliegow.. Do. &mew Edinburgh te Northern .. Do. Newport Exeter, Ureat Northern ioliiiiicA,Deferreit D 0.4 allures t 4 6 w Or_ Do. b per Oast Pref.. OL. South. sod Weir. (Ira) Greut North of Soplaga... Do d ew, .. ••1 Do. New, £3O Do. New, 1.15 .„ Greta Westera New, ill Elul! and Selby DI. ILlLuvi . 141"m llo. Th.71;1114 Lancaakin. and Yqtkabirt Do. area Lu.ti ha Loa. Thirds iu De. Wow — Tgust....l3i.Zl.l.. 46 Us. Liverptp.ltc Bury II Ito. Watt Itt.ung Union 13 Do. Preston and Wyre 1 8 Do. üboren (A) Mc Lard. and Brodlord... 60 Lomb and ThirA BlrickWell lie., Itrlighten, & &Owe I Do. guar.ulterd 3p. Ct.. lute Cr 03.1 . I Do. Pref. S p•r Cent— llo.CreierL S p.Ct.,1852 D. New Xi go.G µCI. London owl Gce. uwith ) Do. Preference ILoikao Do. do. New 'Cow... Do: Filth' ate,l4. and ft.(e Loudon a eloutlee.%%saturt lan. !•e., Do. New uo itii i");: rrPrrrenee r "r": nu.., and Ma.. shrt, n u t Line Dn. KL aev, No. 1 ... Do. nhures, No. 2 ... Do. Awe*, No. 3 .. Do., New t.lO Pref. ... LW., pent brna,lry Do Md. andilneoin.. Do. (inunobyDrk Do. 1)o. Coo. irtieraKot W. LSO whores-- _ Du. itinn. and Deibv th.. B. and B. 6 p. Cent iNoziolk I Do. New X2O Do. bilar.7ll. 5 per Ct. Do. GuAran. Si per Ct. SorUt linto,ll Do. Awes .„ . Do. third' Do. Pr, Prow. . Nortklit.gtroallAire 711tford, Wore., at Woleer. Read.,Guild., and Reigate Royston and I litehin Soottinb Central ShresZ,iitirfo., Clues A Do.: Ncv Guaranteed a ihremabury Chutes (Nor. M ' . Min.) 141 /10. Oswestry 1.0. ii; i p z — t eii: ii 4.::, Do. Preference South Stattl,rlslJae... tlooth &ACM Do. No. I Do. No.l Do. No. S Do. No. 4 Registered ... Do. No. 4 Strip South Wales 4 York., Don , & G001e... 'Sheffield; 14#erluun, Waterford and lii!kenay.. Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. qua. Do. -ao no: ao. York,Newoutlek Berwick! Do. Kiteaston (York ti Newcastle) ... ...I Do. G.N.E. Furchaeo or, Preferenee .. •.. York and North Midlaod-1 Do. Prelmoot Foams RAILWAY,. !Anglo-Italian (late Italian' anti Atntrian) Bouloinie and Amiens . 'Centre. Franvo (Victim) Out& ROW* . 61 dis. 7i 12 18 'Great Indian PFninsula i - it dla, i die. par Par iPm War i Pm IDo. ... .Luxemboors do. Namur and Liege Northern of Franc* ... 71 do. El ti 2/44. 43tdig SO 32 I°TIMM and Bordeaux Paris and Orleans ... NA,. and Rouen ... !Paris and nr:asburx iif tzl Ws. IS Il Rouen and Ilane Smabre and NeCIAI Taws and Nantes ifl - 71 71 Ms. LIVERPOOL, Jody 13. Srocx-Excwasios.—The races n ill esospirc to render the market very Caledonian (pref. Mares), n INs. 9d.— lanrrshtre and Yorkshire (fifth thaw), 3ld.—lntto (I sharer, L. and Bury), 6J d.—lNtto (fifth shares, W. B. U.), 4fd.—Lowdrn. and North Western, o. iat ( 2.—Diro (new j shares), 31 p.—Ditto (j shares C.), 31 p.—Midland,Bs 4 .—DPM (pref. 8 per cent) I23.—Ditto (Erewash VaUer),Gll.—North btaffordsh're, 11 d.—tioutb Eastern and Dover lea as I I shares, Of d.), 61 7 es—York,Ntwcasne, and Berwick (G. N. E.ll per oent till '3O), 41 d. MANCHESTER, July 13. 6roct-ExcluxoE.—Lanea•hi ; and Yorkshire stacks were in favour again ot ad canard pritwo, but excepting there, nothing particular could be effected, unteet it were in London on! North- Weitent C quarters, and In the preference stocks. BIRMINGHAM, July 13. Proci-ExcHmeatt —Thil market displayed a greater de gree et thinnest, esveialty towards the close of the day. North British Thirds were done at 1. LEEDS, Aily 13. Srocx Excameoz—There ha% b.rn rather more btehees to-Oar than for two or three day. pest, but there no important change in pricey, and on the whole. the market is a chide moiler. The .alerithis morning were done at the following quotation.: Thirst Eaten-dole (1 , 43), 5c., 4.. 61, 2to 4.. die; Wrst Ming I'Mon 44 dia.; Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goute, 10.., dia.; Leeds sad Thitsk quarters, Rue. pm. BRISTOL. ✓udy 13. STOCI-13XCHAN01.—The nitraet was in about t)e fame state as yesterday, but wa , not actite, in e,nsequenoo of Why' Wag unwilling to part with slums at proent ptixo. Great Western quarter taws were done at Si dia. S 6 pm. 31 44 pa. 2 24 23 d pm. ia. ▪ 7 dla. Os. 25 254 6 dia. 2 pm. 17_ 19. lit ih 33 21 dls. 2 9 1 3 1 ' 1 i fly 1 lt, pm. A App 551 51 1 Pau 18 16 di% 18 18 did. 181 191 171 181 71 64 die. 2 If dis. eel 29 14 pra. 40 42 S 4 dbl. II 111 61 5f ti 9 "4. 41 4i die. 1 14 die. 1 If di.. 141 114 did. 222 726 S 2 Si pm. 39 41 pm. 19 21 pm. 31 93 6 i die. IS 161 3j 31 de. 98 100 9 to pm 32 H 48 SO Par 1 pm. 19 17 tliA. II) B din. 3 4i die. 31 8• 61 2 1 2 1 Poi. 41 41 die. se 40 7 pm. 102 104 19 21 19 21 37 , 371 4i 9 10 pnt. 51 5: pm. 3 sa pm. 35i 3Gi 15 14 dln 13 11 diA. 5 4i din If la mo. 3f 31 tha. 31 3S du. 9 I' 1 1$ 14 dl.. IS 14 dlr. 31 If dia. 121 121 au. 41 43 127 129 37 29 12 11 die. 19 20 13 4 lh l 61 SI a $J Per Pia• 4j 4 die. 16 19 17 17 23 1 94 1 PM Si die. ai dia. 1 2 pa. 2 die. Pa I ill& par 7 1. i I db. 11 1 14 dls. 12 5 - a :44 db. 11 n 4 4 .17 4 $ die. 1 3 4 es. 3 5 54 pat. Ili NI II If dig. 4i 4 di& 20 30 3 2 die. 6654 611 17: I 121 13 14 I 17 ISI i bj 'II I 20 14 3 SI 4i 11 211, i 91 304 8i 78 B '4 5 pm. iii 42 I! 14 aa 4. let ad 101 II i 9 .9 ti to std ."i 4; b 111 Ili 19 21 It i I 9) i 111.4 84 41 2 174 164 111 39j 9 1521 2 2 15/ 3518 t 27t 8