The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-22 00:00:00

Ir :Ae • - 1 1 Ttt eXpertsl%., ' No. 880. ' VMICIRATION to AUSTRALIA.—With a view jui to enable reepeetabb prime, who are laeligltie for • free I ' l ow to tbe Anetrelien CeloMmy et the lowest poesible s, k = ed ernunted to dometek a LINE of en r erior And-eam , MIPS at Imp tonome, for the ”odd emeemeadetion of steerage me ether piermen, at an eseeeety low nee of powege m.oyy. Them Tomb MU be • objected to the Maecenas ci her Manors eml. potion rakers, end will be iliwpatehd on the appointed dart (• lad sad weather pennittleC, for which written avereetwo will be siren. • ROT AI, (lIMPAiIt, 730 toes bunko, T. OBILVEb, Conmeader, fre PORT rmiur, to mil him London July I, tree Plymouth • Jay 11. A tlinp, 130 tom burden, for ADIMAIDIS and ISTMIZT, te sill Item London July 1, town Plymouth July 11. 110(100iLT, its tom bookie, W. Tit:NUT, Commonder, for ADV. UWE end rowr PIULLIP, to mil hem Undo.% July ls, trim MrJuly Is. epteedid Wye hem full mom with dr , t-rate mown de- - firm ler Mein p.. re, mot %dr twee+ deck. being lofty sad well mallet,* they Ward met deekebbe opportunitke for the ea oremedlPkin ci kllllllllmtlale and Meow pewenerrs. They will be Mad end providemei In ell reepeem on a similar plan to the velvets new Wed dlPPrsishe4 be h r Mailesty's Cut-meatioet Commedioners, sod the mem Melon . rale will be shoed. They are odker,d end teemerd ix l mi lherto‘dy ompetent pentane, and carry duty cleanest owl enrgeenn. nee equally Ane shim, etrallarly fitted. he.weemed. earl MM. es the to :Ind 15th .4 web month foes Laudon, and the Illk sad 21th bore Ply m mob. toed it the Jetty, larks Dalin= MAIIIIIIALL ead fallitlUoll, M. Fes therebereet. KiIf t, RATION ON A NEW PRINC IPLE. ciiiir.r deo ne leasetts cagy, M the unikr ere reek, le POUT Al/ELUDE, V !SPUN, mei ItTLINET.—It hes Mee meummil by the snob r imed le riseraMli maim mime the Au. ndrin eektaies. nu TM& WO et the PM shies et ave.. of rep ormeage. =hg MP poops, the \Owes desk. Map sad mg_ mutt. Tlr bane enehrad miles the ell^ nod • et is itle est. dd.@ previdum are rah. Iset be ingeeWed hir Illegegrillhellieghlie sows. Pamenpre lam the optimist giessadien temilter el the above Frt. lor the gm el Pi gulaem. 'WA Imlnies Midis, and uY mum utemils asemeeiry Or the age. MP het la motets has bees setablehed to Abed am tempera arie Will. • crbo-e meows are limited, mei who wiali to norm es awl of their mpital es poreiblo Sof their • miulregrats in the ooksiea An• aperimad aggenn pre. wed. la melt AM. The Lent limp:ford, Curesseedel. It yet wore reign, Melon...a" and Doke of Strome bate rib& The follovieg will mg kg Port Adelaide, Port Phillip. and grimy en the Appointed days (mind and cresilier permitting) lor gig& whims ellitsetete will be given. . : ImAPLI.I.A I Ille lee,, P. 110PSTON, Oaritnander, to mil from En t India Maks, Imilms, June 23, and from Plymouth July 3. MILTON, 73$ team J. U. TOPPO, Ostanmeder, to rad Irma the End tide USIA Ind... July 13, end been Plymouth Alit. S. ASIA, air MA J. 11001KKI.L. Omelieftiar, to mil from the East India Dock., moor. A. IS, and tram rtmouth Aug. 23. PHINCI re 4 ItOTAL, MS l J. C. TOC:(131111:MDAND. non native. le mil *en the Let Dais, Landon, Meet. IS. mil tram irlyeamegir w t.. % Ye further apply to PALI. (Prather. 2, Rkbet.camt, c . B. PALLE r Imo lemoisg, kgrehm.Line ; or WILLIAP L 1111111111111 1 , 1, East Leadeoludi.m. 11.11.—PerthiirM morns wilt ham prsiemme el bertha EIORATION to PORT NATAL.— Arrange ments bees easeanlnd with bar Sitlestea w ertentwest peastatins ore dentine n, ?laial, peranani of awdenee MAY Of Mal Warr% tradewnes, neeb..aw e and lab %rem If ameneed whaler Maie.t.'. Eisagnsins Coo.nifoiosoro, can oldsla a P.VektUF., with priwilas% awl twenty Ta Henracres of Wok bf Mau land. 01 /10 tar as inliewsilila prewar, with the mine ne for Z 19. OMR prow Is i , nner kinks /AIM, soak r **airs newel win .11nw in July.— For oforma a sppbutinet Rai Seth's , perticuLus, apply M J. C. 111% art Cia. imon O. larks. THE LIVEKPOOL LONDON FIRE sad LIPK INWRANCE OMPANT. THE Obistitt•4ol. Itewentwsreet, Websion.plam,Losarea. illsheltr °Ms wietors unn wrieted. Illaderite p,e se in the fire department. Perulthe wthistar s m the Ld. lt. partmtnt. Poildes Wearing the Talus of lean hokl property at the termini of the ewe washes is-teed. Persons whore pollees with this Combat) expire no the 21 - h are ropes: r•lty marveled thst receipts for the renewal of the woes mill M found et the be. .Allure in London and Ltverrowl. .ad in the hands et the reethense strews; and those who, preferritut the 'evenly Warta by this Cammay, day &wire to minors their theorems, are birthed that an earner will be incurred by Poch removal. PKXJ. Resident ineretary In Innate. SWINTWI MOULT, theretary to the t;oupany. Are 15„ 1541. DIVISIOI4 OF PWWIT4. G REAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE ASSUR ANCE SOCIETY. 14. Waterloo-plam, and v., King William. Meet. City. Cesium ty—The C111 , 1101.M. Dertmestaninsts—RlCllAßD II MILKY KENNEDY, I.q. roebety I. eatebiteeted as the tn. ft and approved principle at Mensal APOWIMIS flu MA Ineleton of F.o.b. um &Oared II • getter .1 ntertiow of members held on the Nth 11 , 7, earreAly to the d,r4 .feettlentest, when • Woos of So ts r cent. ow 'risen in Tedoel kb of 10. are lIIMIUMA as all Fanciful which have been in f cos tee tern% and hereafter the. feruiely stale an .tennal Di. 61.4% of efts. Credit is 'Wired ter half the annual premise foe the first Ike year, The following lei& ere - mantles the effect at the present reduc tion : Av. g• - 111.74eF A...psi Award. Ap. Preiralarl likihrties at Sh l .AprW rretutur hitherto phi pr Orat sap 117414 e. 91 .11. - 4 ZS 71 11 I I 3 /14 11 4 311 Pan 21 13 4 11 17 114 9 low xi 14 4 14 I • 13 14 14 14 I Wlm 40 14 $ 14 13 • 34 3 $ 14, Watryk.rOsee. A. It. IRVING. 31sowobsit threeter. NOTICH OF REMOVAL.—M. my. WII3.IAM LAWN 3 awl M.. Streit awl Arm Woken. and cat way Asettaneent. we're tally hex la Marva their friss AA sad the public that they hate lIVADVII.D their OIMICIDI tram the IWlofrote. tocree to Na. I. Ro>at Each mee-beihtialle. WO la they wag t be tavoared lett. a cant mime of that patrowe mad etp.enet they have hitherto ettjoyed.—May St, la* I, Itoyel Faeheeee-hatillasa. yF A URNS, of LONDON-MAKI.: ONLY.— The largest a.. .Worst of really Loodossamk TR% URNS (Is- Wing el the n rent smyrlties, many of shirk are reirlsternl) la the world. Is as SALK at WILLIAM it HERION'S (late Mows sal Barton`, 38,02fmk-street. corner or3lntrmaisstreet, and Na I, New som-street. PRIM Os to t•I i orb, er,rnutted.—Drealled estakstuns with engranags (par rev, free. —Eatablethed la Welsstreet, 11118. lIEALTIIY and LUXURIOUS BEI). The Patent MuetOCt.lXE, nr EAST SPRING PEI>, is always ea wk at WILLIAM S. lir ItTliN's tine itippon oud puetspi. Oxford... Meet, earner of Newman-gnat, MI NJ. I, Stamm -street. It is minim") . conducive to comfort, Clallillftel4l, economy, and for. don from vermin 41 . 11 i contain, and to applicable whim to iron and wraith% bwlitesis It hos been adopted at lOW of the tactropulitsn sisl h,whe.ni Imad, as an ausiliorr q nrfcct rot, suprrMK to tons the weer bed. Alio on @how a very large arsortment of Patent Iron wal brow Bedsteads and Ma, ban 17,61 meta. Detailed mud gum, with engraving.; as well m of every Ironmongery article, Nut (per pat) free. -rstaslisbed a Wetlonseet. 1690. PRE Ft)l'lt REQUISITES tr s COMFORT ABLE SUAVE I—tinc ly. • pond PANce—leemidly, • pod Binh — 'bit dlr. good Snap—fourthly, • pod Ilhoving-brush ; aral the, ire to be idnunied, al the hect qua Utaro IMMeI imantructl of RI n‘s and MINA, Tam cos et.unaly reemeamml their triple sm armed Itailer,y 80r..; their Railer:4 *lop, with bane attiebed ; their Pry! ;Marini Nate, mtifolly mewed med making u durable lather; and their medium laiderne-hair Shaviwtraoh. They al.. recommend travel en to impret their Eo..iaa Uniainfuese, which cont.tine the landed number ..r coinitieliem is tho smallest apace.— Address, kain And 510\ 4, 119 and 12 0 . BWinpqrate-iltreet. !AWN'. 101 RA UTI FUL TEBTH.—ROWIANDIr _up °nom, at PLAML DENTlVittelt, a white powder, mien pounded of the elinkeitt and mod recherche ingredienteot the Oriental Umbel. It eradicates tatter from the teeth, removes myna of lad. Meet decay, *Edam sad preser ves the enamel imoartMe the mod pare and peart.hke vrititeemmand glom sores ness and perfume to the breath. Peony I* td Its mean. eradicated front the gum % and •. healthy eet , on semi retinae ate induced, en that the teeth (if loon ) are dim readied Ilan In thee roads. Price 2. 9tl. per bior.—ecr. mos. Tar menet the paid% frees hand, the Ifnn. rommisolaner • hate divvied the proprietors.' mar sad addend —thus, "A. HOWL% NO sad SON. la, Mattrdem"—t• be engraved us the itommenent gleneg. whisk is &IM on sash bas. Said by them, sad by chemists ema peefament. A BERNETRY'S PILLS tar the NERVES. scd mrscuti, peke N. al. awl Its. • bee. This sysiyaneAlessy =elbow*? ha proaned tram asn Oculist. Ism /Reels ea the nes. vow patine ate periewly allawbeirer. atel .111 sesresly be erwilted bawl wise. The 'tenons aenistinse %sawn ea if by esseie. to obli des' to Its peopersh• us streastsbenine the Berrie, •11.1 ptproP, it sate as a Fenn. wriest, is a line antibillous pill. • we► dental stresteteener te the seaswaeh, mates s owe asisetne end you dune sound sad rehrshlaw As a runner se the bland tstio iwedilise Y tmesereleil s 4 1t pies weir the whole botli lihe a hone, sod awe ewer, tweedy set .idle rystsim; as this 110001111, these YAM who ars •sekwess .1 hawing • awe hl oretplesioa should he. sokkrA.l7 paean • hr. The pimientos ef Mr. A. erstathys reel- Web Me dkt ate eselestell weed e.nit tee. The lowest-price box is y. se. w holm* aterint: It Itt* LAT, Farringdonotreet; RING, .1 , 10.4 . 1 Henan: and •A • 3 flume-Amt. GALVANISM.—Pire Asthma, I;:diges , im. Mesa&see seheited to send to Mr. W. 11. II ‘L`tr., of 2' lieneswiehaquare. Load" kir hi. PAIIPIILETon MitttleaL GAL VAN IsM, • bleb will be forward. d tree ow receipt of pistaite leaner. They will be setneisbed at it. contents. In it wil Ae found the p.rtn. ut.rs or nue• in are 04 methane. rbew. atter., eel 411ta. Meal..nrcuz, pandrds, euesplainte„ brsdadies, delicieney of t rents energy, liver complaist-. generel debility, indiseuion, stiff waste, ell sorts at sent. Member, ke. kr. Ils!se's method of a• - rill the Iteranie !laid is .si te trey hem all unpleasant semi itino ; it Is rsdter pleastuabhi thaw otherwiee, and stony Ladle. my eseretlegly ked of it. It Wof day woos as pitapat to d.r without mellease. leer one "anteater weals. IMPROVED SHEEP and LAMB • DIPPINO COIIgfavITION —MITER'S GILLE:PIird RUIRP DIP. !CO COMPVCIMOIC.—The very gnat advantages to &felt,* a =and mwars of Wool, front using this Comoo.ition, In fI ROVING UV& the tangos of the tilk. Si', and firllff'L and Otidiag losietally to that growth and quality of the wool, have Wen satianctovily mord during a period of upwards of tea years, in Yorkshire, lk nand, latsolushite, sad latorly in the colonies of .. ,, , Ationilia end theOspe of Good ilope. In e indentation of which the te'ers with pride to th • datterlif levtilooskals has nearly riiWilre'l ol the arweiriouitotioto of the liar. To be had of the sliesty• It i. ILO the Ami Pro preparation for amp sad blab dipping. by in Whit', solidest for Shy sheep, at Ss. ark. Agents— itordry, Hawkins: Brim Dislienow; Louth, IleißP. Wholesale Laudon avistts, langt.,n, Dream% and boort, Upper thame•-•lreee_ The. day la adabobed, bla rd, Ora arta I le., cloth. E MCA L and (ECONOMICAL BOTANY, Murder with trwstrii.o or Th ree Hund re d Diairstes cad 'manta. Hein, Ur TIN Pat ed the . Memento of Botany, Stroetaral, 1 Ph hayslei id..l. and Nuattia." By2eas Lamar, Nix , 1.5., kr-, la, by the Nue Astbsr, PARTS I sad 2. Yoruba the ELEBBInt a 101'ANT, Brae. e ira i ga d pariah: weal. Owed. la% = r 2r. e l... ta tit. th. Bradbury sad Evan, 11, FRANCE. PARIS, THIIISDAY, 5 SO P.M. The Assembly to-day showed a proper feeling, in admitting as members two representatives of the Nievre, whose elections the commisslon charged with examinations had deter mined to annul. 83 many members of a different opinion from Messer. Banns and Duette (Iscr h red republicans) had been admitted, against whom weightier wise had been shown for their rejection, that the Assembly was very properly indulgent. After that, M. Changarnier'a rep3rt of the affair of lure 13 caused some remarks from a member, who complained ot the manner in which t e parliamentary minority was treated in it. This document, Wow], besides the bombast which charac terises it, is sant lefty. rent in it expressions as re raped' the minority; but people begin to be emus toned to this from the hien. general. M. Defame said he could not understand the oppo. action made to a document whose merit was that of telling indefestible truths; and so the Matter ended. there was ne other business worthy of note. The Cerele Cor.stlutiomel, as the retion of the Legislative Assembly hale r o pre side] over by M. Durance calls itself, has published a merit. sto, which fully bears oat the view. levee of the opitions ot the party a few days sine.. Whilst t; eta memb is pro test their anxiety 'o suppm t the ministry, and not to divide the patty of order ; whilst the y proclaim their intention of condemning and combatting any attempt at civil war, and repel strongly all socialist terelen eke, they cannot join in the extreme measures of repres,ion which the so-called m derates intend to unction ; and they proclaim &o-id the', though " many adversaries of socialist propaganda believe ford to be the only means of putting it down, they consider other means far more efficacious," and those are to apply serious attenth ns to the cure of the s sal disease which now afflicts the political system. Tne Dibata, whilst approving the principles which have dictated this minify to, reproa'hes the members of the Constitutional Club with supposing that the miijoety has really those cruets tendencies which it signalises. Bet in truth is it not so, and can al! that the Dioara will say gloss over the fact? But the Moots to-day seems deermined to be t e apologist of the reselocatiy party and of the fee a resulting from its pclh y The govenement continues ite attempts to pat down opinions hostile to it by the nears 'dread, retie d. The Siecte ar.d La Previa have for the pee nd time been informed that they must nut disco-1i ques tions relative to artiiles 5 and 54 of the const it uti an. The Peruse says "We have done as we were asked. What more is wanted ? If this is in-ufficient, let Louis Napoleon Bonaparte sand the editor to the Condi rg re, wheic he once tad as companion M. Frahm de I'ersigny." It will be r.ecillected that M. do Oirerdin was scut to prison duritg the ru'e of General Caysignac, and that he &Po-woad. trek pert through thick and thin for Louis Napoleon, who now threatens him with the same punishment. Yesterday, though the Climber did riot si', it was occupied by divers questions in the bureaux. That relative to the ue cessi'y of ahering the present mort gage system gave rise to some di-cusi ion, which ehded in it, being g. re rally admitted that extensive modifi cations were called f di— 1. to obtain loans ro. a 1 aw. r rate of interest; 2. o change the ',resent forms of . prcc dure, Liu! reduce the exorilLtiet lees now exist ing. They r.exr utensil oil the question of a redact on of the it demnities allowed to the tepresetitat.vee. Three pr positions were to ba c insideiad. Tne flirt for mlu ing it from 9,000fe to 6,0000. reyear ; the second to 6,001 Kr. o .1v fur tha whole kgolati.re ot three years; and the third for roducing it to 6, ISllfr., or 340 fr. a month, or Ig'r. a-day, and in case ot absence nn leave to one-half, or 9fr. a-day. A great majoei'y in most of the bureaux pror.our c"d sgainst making any change whatever iu the pr. sent amount of indemnity. The Fieech government is doing what the Aus trian govt rnmeet has protested sgaihet. Five regiments, whit h were in gerrieon at Paris or in its envi.one, were ordered off ye sterday m tieing for the frontier of he 'thine. It remains to be seen whethrr Austria will put its threat into execution. The government thought it necramiery to he able to show the chamb.r when the queeti its were on for heating on Monday, that they have taken the nem emery precautions. On this sub ject the Sio:ele says " These b ittel one will betep's• ed at Paris by troops taken from the garrisers f the forts and detect:et poste. The 23rd Light lot entry is to leave Paris to-day fur Toon. A battalion of the 14th Light Infantry left yestodiy far &fort, and a second battalion of the same regiment follows it to-day." In pursuance of the decree of the Nes ions' Assem bly to prosecute M. Felix Pyat, the examining msgis trate has commenced the preliminary price dings. Search has been made at hie residence, at Nogen•- sur-Marne, but at which he not been since the 11th, and a great many pipers and other d cements hive been seized, &mettle which was a letter Iran Lyons that arrived in l'aris on t e 16;h, sac 1 was Beet on t Nogent, which bad not been emceed, and wh ch wis sent with the reed to the office of the precureur do In re publique. Toe lady who is mietre's of the hi.use at Nogent came,during the search, and applied teethe p pers, but was of coulee refused. The news from the pr -vinces brings weiceof divers li'tle disturbance,. At Auch (Gerel, about half-put eight in the even -- gof the 15th init., after t'.e drums had beaten to quarters, a number of young men went allow the town singing the " Nlarsetilaise," the "Chant du Depart." and other national airs, till, by being jeined by numerous other id'e and curious pars ms, thy in creased into a large assemb!see, which on leonine the front of the prefecture ehoute I, " A bail le Pre'ezt Grouchy!" " A has le Pa sident"rive la Repub lique democmtique et exhale!" which vociferation. were repeated in the Pane d'Arrnes. The commissary of police, having in vain read three times the sum mons to disp: roe, called out the armed force, which soon cleared the place, ant by half past ten airlock the town was restored to peace and quiet. le is further said that the pekoe having been met in tt.e street by a di tached patty, was grossly TnP day More yesterday the p lice made searches at Lyon in 'eve teal homes, end made large seizures of arms. Several more attests were also eff.cted. On Tuesday night, an individual having sproachel the sentinel on guard at the gate of the Croix-Rouss at Lyons. the sentinel twice ordered him to withdraw, bat no attention was paid to the order. The sintintil thee challenged him a third time, without effe:t, and fired. The hell went through the body of the mat and caused instant death. It is said that the unfortunate man, who was decorated with the Legion of lion mr, was insane. At Marseilles, on Saturday evening, an at'empt to crests disturbance was made, but was promptly te rmini by the firmness of the magistrazy. Tne groups which are usually formed at the corner of the C .sirs end th • C tnebiere, the rendezvous co! the crier: , of the journals, beoame more numerous and more noisy titan ever, and peter ivine tic c .mmiesary of poll tie M. Verdes, at tie corner of the Rue Sain' Fetre I, they surrounded and insulted him, and threw stones at him. M. Verde', beinr att it dedby a sirgle officio. only, succeeded, by his cookie.. and resolution, in re ach rig the post of the national guard in the Place do Ti eaten. into which he veered, while the guard, who e po-ed it kept the rioters in awe. In the mvaritme General Carrelet came up with partif sof infantry and cavalry arid cleared the place. It is said that about 80 persons were arrested. The Moniteur publishes its usual monthly tablet of imports and exports fir the month of May and for the five first months of 1849. The chief macre..', not only over 1848, but even over 1817, is visible in the imports of cotton woe', grains from which oil is extracted, coal, and uncombed wool. In May 1817 cotton wool paid duty to the amount of 886,623 fr. In May, 1848, this amount was reduced a thi d, but in the corresponding month of this year the duty paid has been 1,325,512 fr. The increase in the imp irto tion of oil grains is not so great, nor is that of coal, but still there is a irritable increase. Turei , g to the tables showing the figures for the first Ave months of ; aid LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1849. 1849, we find, by a comparison with the correar Fending period of the twe previous yesv, that, if the itcrea e of 1819 over 1847 is not so striking as it is in the monthly compatieoas, still in cotton wool there is a material increase, whilst in wool, oil, grainy, and emil, the imports are almost as grist as tnty were in 1847. The total duty paid on imports for May, 1849, has been 10,426,411 fr., against 5,473,254 fr. in 1848, and 11,056,243 fr. in 1847. The total ot duties on imports, daring the first five months of 1849 wag 49,520,3181 r., against 32,260,222 ft. in 1848, and 51,776,512 fr. iu 1847. It may be well to notice that a decrease for May is viiible in the imp its, chiefly of c rn, copper, and linen thread. The tint thing that strikes the observer in the export t atilt sf r May, 1849, as etmpared with the mirresponditg period in 1848 and 1847, is the gnat ins; else in the export of corn and skins. Of corn, the exportation is May la,t gag cf 433,523 'nettled quintals, whilst in 1847 Pc was only of 207,075. In salt, t`oe increase over 1848 does nut reach the amount of 1817 ; and so indeed wi h most ot' er exports, except glass, wooll cloth siik and c ht.in elt he, which show a slight increase. The provirtions remarkable for May are I remarkable for the whole five months of 1849. Madame Cavaignac, mother of the genersl. died I yak rcl47, of choler!. Daring her ill esi, the pre sirloin et the republe several fines sent one of his aides-de-camp to make inquiries atier her. The following ate the official returns for the cholera on the 181 : Death. in private practice, 107 ; in the civil hos?i ale, 69; and in the military hos pitals, 10. the 21Inni1eur, which publishes these re tat 11s, aide "The number of deattsin privet! prac ties on tt.c 19. h, as far as the ace :untie, which a• e not complete, go, was only 50. The tits' number tf I deaths in the hospitals on that day was 53, being a diminution of 26 on the number of the prteeding day." By order of the government, the Spanish Carlist chief., Cabrera sad Amettler, who were confined iti Fort Lamil 4 ua, have been aft at liberty, with the p river of going where they pleas-. It is said to be he;r into n ion to go to England. The Republique states that it has vectived intelli gence of t:,c arrival of M Ledru Rollin in Limit'''. Pests, June 21.—New Loan, —; Three vet Cents, 51 75; Flee per Cots., R 7 24; last Loon, —; tours, —; Veletas Yates, 1800, —; Do. 1,43, VI: Dn. —; NaPke Rents, —; Roman L sn, 75. Trewury Bonds, —. Rank shares 235,. V.:ebonite on Leredon.3d dor, 2, 371; 00 daps, 25 271. tILWAT".—Paris and Orkune, 80S; Paris end Rouen, 552 :AI; Rouen and Havre. 233: Mum= and Ririe isles 2141: Arraabourg and Kale, 100: Centre Meryl*) ; 321 50; Amens and llooluitne, —; Dor..eaux, p 11 73; Neat,. 437 50; Carla and Strealrourg, 3.5; Tours and Neuter. 310; Dieppe and Feessolp, 170. M* 17., JUNI 16.- Three per 1..tt.u.., 23 1 i. 16 paper. F.,ur per Ceuta.. 1 1.16 uteount. nee per ems i 0 account. Caupe.n... Si seeeetat. Beak 01 M. Ferdliuurk 73 paper. Cletus(' on London, ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—The rum ur was again cur rent at the Bourse yesterdey that Rome had teen tak. n ; Lut this is ►ull premature. oo:eminent has tertir.d *till liter news than that alr.ady publitthre, end it is to the effeet Oat the approaches to the walls are stilt continuing witht ut any addtti mal cident. . . . It is suppow•ri that the breach would not bo prec tieahl.t till the 13th, and ti e assault would not tslc..l piste before the 16 te or 17. h. Tile Mats, "rhos, strategic att'cles are written by a person well c pi ant of rulh matters, sat e4:—' At the point at wlach the ' siege now is, this :s what occurs on bo h sides : Tie bericaed are on the temples, demolished though they br by ball. sod fire through a lo 'ph le 'termed by three snobs fell of earth ; they aim chiefly at the ba•teties to hit the gan-s•rv.r. at the moment when the guu is being thins out t fir 11 indrede ate (tweeted against the embrasure, thus molten • tartly mat'o. Oa the other hail, the biree s corer the parapets e f the trenches and the piece d'ai mem formed in front of the batt , re that flies over them. They also me sheltered by bags I f earth, threu,.h a loophole of which they fire." 'the exret p int where the bte.tch is being made is tot s•A•ed, bet it is be homed to ba between the ealteot 1 u eta ut t'e Janieulutu, between the San PAUL r ,zio-gate and the fiber. • ••••••• A private letter from the Vile 11As'ai, n. or Rome, dated the 13th init., gives the f llosti• g intelligence: 1: was helii Ind yesterday that the heavy Mitt rir. rni•rtl against tt.e Porta Portew and 'be Porta Sun P .ncr; e n had I gun to hat et the wells te risen a brcatt. Fii m I.tne in the reorn•ne we have beard a lout eatmonatli • hien hoe continued withrut inkrrupton till three Volum * of •no ke coveted the Fret eh camp ,rt the a j ikang part of the city, namely, the Lorgara, the Gi 111'011”, *ll4 Tr.ms. Were. Ti, taws of thkearaitnaile was a sally etf coil by the lades igage iribeldi and Colonel kicked with the Lombard enontan legion, "'(.h the int. nof .1... r ying the 1017 .11.*Ii week% and et spik;ne the cohnon. Tile It - man tokliias had brought hammer• sod thick fros. splices with them , ; they spit,. al two or tt ree p:scia, but the hi d of .he line r...ensil the arilery, and the poel , t , o sass in taken. Colonel Mellara beet a retreat, enticing the Fitch near certain points under the setep of a minket' bAtnty at It sues iO. Sc II: ly were the K. macs ulcer the shi Iter nf the wall. than the bath ry was unnutakt tl, and dui the FreLch aanid d al of damage. The atf.ir la t..rt eale time I.riger. Garibaldi was for 11 short 010. 'LT rsti d it m his men, which urine tines has siren rite to the report that he hal hen m..de epi ison.r. Toe r. gales. traps now der ndi, .1 Rome amount to 16, 0 00 men. Amorg !ham see 1,000 Seim, w: o h .ve passed tram the Pap .1 .... ice t. that of the republic ; 1.510 Poke and Bun. iti ins ; end eb.ut 6,000 Lin - nerd.. The Sicilians, Neapolitan', French, at d O , era amount tneeth r to about 1,400 men. About 2,0 - 0 c•vic guards have e,. it red the teenier wirier. 'I h- rentaind r i composed of Ronan v..luidetrs. Be ides tha re it eu'ar tr. opt, t ,ethic gnarl end the seined p. opt.• 0ef...4 , he walls, and sonattina s t :se a part in the sallies. The Frz nob wers to batter the br• itch on the Ilth, bat the damage product d by the saran of the lilmens will retard this oeeration a day. SARI tINIA. —Our Turin emresptr.dent writes on the 17'h inat.: I' is nee , . wary that I .mould ear ,fi lm . 0 1 you that the rows I gave you tel days ago !ht. ietce was concluded b. t weeu Moult' and Pit d niint —not only peace hut a secret (quite secret) tie..y, of alli MCP, offensive and cerensiie, hes boot co 1.:1u0...1 and tilg cl, oily it will not app ur. A priva's voter (toot Turin, of the 17th inst., rat a that the Austrian garrison are preparing to evacuate the loan and tottirts et Alessandrta in a ew eap. LOMBARDT.—Fie'd-Marshal Itiditzky rt tutted to Milan on the 18th instant. 'sal neglected to convey personally to Latour, Si he was ordered, warning that an attempt would be made on his life ; and Grainger looked on at the voluntary disbandment of the Grenadier company which he commanded, without remonstrance. Baron Gensau has been seotentei to loss of esm mision, with five pars imprisonment in a fortres-. Baron Orsiorr, to lose of elromission, deprivation of the right to wear the Greek Order of toe Savi)ur and thee' years' fortress-imprisonment ; Lieutenant Nimes caul simply to loss of commission. The hat is only twenty years of ego. The reprt of the anstitutionelle Zeitung, that Wydettbrugk is appointed to represent Saxony in the Council of the League, is inenrri et. Trion is the Six tri negotiator at present, and, from the tone in which he has begun, it seems moat prob Able that Saxony will detach it. elf from the league. The tiling of Neusa'z by the Austrians is con firmed. Toe fortress of Pa• rwardein, which is only separated from Nensatz by the Danube, is therefore comp'.etely turrounded by the imperial t•oops. Dembil.ski, at the head of tt force c f between 15,000 and 20,000 men, but which was rapidly increasing in numbers, has penetrated into the cJmitat of Scharoch as far as ee frontiers of Gallicis, and he does not conceal his design of making an irruption ii.to the later kingdom. PRUSSIA.—Oar correspondent writes: BERLIN, Jose 19. M. Wyclenbraglc, the Sexe-Weimar minister, and late member of the Frankfort Assembly, hes arrived in Deena. The report is, of course, that he is came to communicate the adh4rion of the Thuringian States to the Prussian league, and to represent them in the league's ceased of admieistretim. The Semen mi nister, Leschau, is also here. In the wool market yesterday and t7.-day expecta tions, although great, were more than realised by the quantities sold and the prime fetched. Miduling woe's, between 40 and 50 Beeler', are moat in demand, and of these the marks t was very ne nrly cleared. The fine sorts are as yet &Irina untouched, but are expected to vanish opiedtle when the English bidders are in fuller number. The supply still continues, but is expected to be hardly in sufficient quantity to satisfy the demand. For the finest quality, 40 theaters in , re are paid than last year. • * Lh . 2teil= Letters fo n Norway and Sweden mention the special activity with whieh the question of Se eudi navian unity is agitated at this mum( nt. This idea, no longer cenfined to the eln` a of a few Danish and Swedish students at tee university of Up al, is gra dually assuming the shape and dimensions of a national ebject and want. The re'orm secieties in Norway are agitating with great z-al fur the esta blishment of a S amiinavlan diet. The poet Hans Anderece has just be n received at Stockholm, with extra' rdinary demonstrations of enthusiasm, and enlists young Swe den freely, amid speeches, gongs, and toast., under the nl , w banner. Another D.nish bard. Hostrup, lava& es tie dectr:ne of union with equal success at Christiania, where the kindled stu dents throng about his chair, and catch and propagate the theary in vie ue. FRANKFORT.—We have dates to June 10. On the previous day tt e city was in estate of al km. In the morning all the Prussian troops still there re ceived orders to proceed forthwith te Darmseedt by the railway. Only a few Austrian companies re mained in the arty. Merely after some of the ancient prisoners of Seremb.v, ultra-den everts, showed them selves, with meekete oe their shoulders, at the gate of All Sainte. Crowds collected, and a slight row en sued. About 6 pen. the Austrians resumed duty in tt e eiry. All kinds of reports were in cirenlatien, especially one which described tt e defeat of tl.e army and complete victory of the Ihrtensians. A detachment of Au-trians mewled the hridg • which joins tt e city to the suburb of Sacheenhau-en, and their art lierymen steed there with Igeted match , s ; the re el motive of this display was to pre vent ti e mob from giving a eat-eterenade to the Baden &facers that had remake , ' faithful to the grand duke, std who lead been hi-eel ire tee morning. A strong detachment guerde I the avenues to the palace of the Archduke John ; in the best informed circles it was generally adm tied that the Bather in,ureecti in would not be quelled is so sheet a time as was exp..eted, but that a feeder campaign would ba necessary. BADEN AND RHENISH BAVARIA.—Our neon from Weinheien is to the 18th inst. No action had taken place on the previous day. The insurgents bed taken up at Schriesheim en im pregnable pesitien, which it was hoped they would be compel' d t .) abandon throat/1i famine. Ti'.. troops of the empire experienced great 6ifiieuPy in procur ing peoeibietn.. A Peumian regiment of infantry and one of hussars had just arrived at the camp. These teems were to form the right wing of the operating corns- On the left hank of the Rhine, General Hirsch( Id advanced, on the ;7th, to'.ards Landau and Oemer etheim, witeout firing a shot. All tic members of the provisional goverment of the Palatinate had lied to the gem I du .t.y of Baden. On the rieht hank, Heseo.Tlavar:an trans had oremp'ed Hirschhorn. The head-quarter. of General Pane r were still at We inh. im Toe Prussian 'boot eontinued to bombard Mannheim from Led wigalrefen, anl the h ties puhlist• eel at Cerlaruhe continued to ass-ihe rice try to the it a keenest. The first e 'men of the Bavarian tr woe ander the eommand of Vie Pr;eee of Tour and Taxies, entered Oppereheini on the 16 h, on the left b enk of the Rhine, and other tr. opt. were expe. ted there. A correspondent writer', on the 17th inst., to the Cologne Gazette, Irnm Strashurg that fugitives from unhappy Baden e rejected to arrive; in every etre , t Gremlins were Ken on where, faces were depicted pain, grief, and despair. For same days past a per fect rule of terror had prevnile I. Struve, with his wife, had arrived at S raehurg an the Mb, from the Palatinate, ale, K. llt ie zen. GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—DePo from Verna sr to June 17 : The ne..s of the great bat.le .ab is Lot one finaerl. 0r Co other hand, the clef-et of tt a Wy ss brig de is rstahlished pied dre.bt, together with all tit, details given yesterday. This severe blow t • the Awerians is the cmsequence t.f the r infatuated •upposition telt the Hungarian pr coil- are really on their site, and desire a «worst:on of •he old tr, to ot ' things. The disastrr r f Wyss arose from his tftotit g small detschmtots among &hostile population. There. is no r Itungurian ne worth relating. The Wiener Zeitung make a vie:minus bane in out of an advance 1-ple - skirmish inlhe Schutt. Torre are eco.tmdivory rurroirs concerning the ltn.sisn corps of Bats in the north, which is br some re 001 to have advanced into the Arcs y, ne fir es Sabin; and by . there. as I reporei yesterday. to have re " f red from a M..gy..r visit to Jordenow. The en tr pasted thren,gh Tarnow on the 14th, ac- I «impaled by a numerous suite, amens; whrm we.e , rema-ked the Ressian minister of sr.'s. Aelo-eb r , his shsd22, Orloff, Prince Menchik , 4f, the 0 illieinn governor, Goluchonski, Sze. Th.• renor. • f the &feat of the Rwsinns by Bea, in the past of Zimiro, ctn that a to be ripmted. Minister Bach has at last prnmnlanted his long ex pected ordinance for the regulation of AP courts of law, which oseupies rather more than fLur plea of the Wiener Zilon9. Amoneth , sent nes of the chart-msrtial remvderl in the Wiener Zeittrnp of the 17th inst. sr , to be ob served those of the three officers Ctu4ain Baron Gmoso, of th.. 15th foot reg Men• 314r-rassni, f the same regiment; and L'ent. Baron 04nger, of the Deatschmeister infantry, who were on duty at the Ministry of War, or. the s'h of October, when the in surnetion broke out and Lstour was mnrderrd theme abandoned his post on the 'Lame; Mares- DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. In the sitting of tit, Sala['swig-Holstein Amenably of the 16th, Kamphiivener add-essed an interpelle- Con to the and. r e‘cretary if tiro fo:eign &pertinent on Ru bi o< t. of the bare which had bean adopted at Berlin f r ;race with Denmark. Ile had beta alarmed by wring a passage in the Deutsche Reform, shirt'. pissed for the ia'nisterial organ at B-tlin, and wh'eh declared that, if th.. indept Memo of Schleswig could be secured by the treaty, all mo'ive for con tinnin2 tl.e war fell to the grourd. Now there was tr.t a men i t that hoes?, or rather in all the duchies, wbo did t o• know that they were not fighting fir the ro-c dled dem trlonre of Schlrs'c g.hatfrrhetrim of S , lll , swig with Holstein, an ird feasible right of the duchies, the att..l. la' to viol te %Wet by the King of Denmark had led to the war. Pru.sia had en'ered int') the most ergsgemente to maintain that union, as the hon. deputy proved by roadint first the letter of the King of Prussia to the Duke of Angu4- tenburg, on Much 24. 1848; secondly, tie declara tion of the Prussian srobiss cl , ,r in the si ,, ir,g of the G•rnan Diet on April, 2, 1848. that tee ri 'ht of llel- Wein to r. main unit d with Schleswig bad been rio• leted he the King Denmark's answer to the Schles wig-Holstein dep itation; and t=at en this account I Piussia had unsheathed the sword ; and, lastly, the resolutimm of th diet on the 4th and 12. h Alia in ronsequeeer of V.e de:larati oo just mentioned, which rlecre d that in c ueD nmark tcfu-t d tosuspend Itnetili ties and wi.hdraw the Danish troops from the duchy of Scleswig, srhich they hal invaded, this r stilt must h ohsi, ed , hrou7h f ire - , in order to m...ntlin the rids' of 11 , 11a.en ti urn in with Schleswig, which was clnfld ol to the protection of the G.-rman Confedera tion. In the fare of such binding cbl gations, it was ircreclibl , . that P,us-ia was now going to bttrav the c use fur which she had entered lien the war, and for which so much of .od had been spil'ed, and to allow Domestic conquered to impose the terms of a con quemr. But this, which be believed nut, should he true, then hs felt wurei that such an injurious peace would never be signed by any man in the duchies who had one spark of honour. If they were abinchonsi by Prussia, they must carry on the war by themselves. This announcement, ap- perrirg as it aid in a j , .nrral rt pn ed to be the 91 gav of the Praeeian• governmi-nt. rrquired explanation. He woull therefore ask of the under stqrerary for foreign affairs wl'e•her he was it firmed that the inder endence rf Schleswig was assurnet as the babe of the nego'iations for pC3C3 with Denmark which sure cirrird on at Berlin. . Thereupon the and r-s. eretary, Harbon, answered that no official information had reach-d him as to what bise had betn settled for the uego htiors in quee•ion. Reforing to the shove, our Berlin cirrespondent rays : —" Two cams(', I think, et this moment (wilt the least doubt as to the union with Holstein having bten given up." SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. WAR-OFTICF,.Incs 4th Lt. Thor!.—Troop Serj -74.ajor to be quartrrmast., vice Tarit.ton, 4cc. Coldotream Itept. of Ft Grds.—Lieut..Col. T. Catmint, from h..p. nowt., to be rapt. a. Brut -col.. vice C. A. Windham, who each. ; Capt. the Hon. A. F. HARDINGE, from 18th F., to be lieut. and apt., vice Dunimmhe: who exch. 16th Rect. of F.—Lieut. and Capt. O. T. Dvvermax, from the Cold. of ream Itegt of P Gods., to be rapt., vice Hard ape who exeb. 17th F.—Fare. W. POLLARD to be licit., by par., vie. Moore, wbo reto.; C. P. Oftweent, Come., to be ens., by pus , vice Pollard. 46th P.—Erse. F. R. MURTHA,' to be beat., lot par., TWO Mogen, who ref..; DV , . O. L. Rosso to be Peet, by per., rice flr R. A. T. O. Colleen. Bert., who reto.; H. Eroce, Comb „ to be roe , by par., vice Grambam ; J. J. L WaLtAms, Cent., to be ran, by Par., vice Ilebte. 7.4 rd F.—Lieut. C. Mourne to be apt.. our.. vice River, dec. 82nd F.—Cale. U C. Mouniorr, from the Royal Newfouudiand cont. panics, to be cap... vies Weet, who tschingt Colour-Sety. 8. Fraser, from the 14th F., to be quareimaoter, vice R. Hate, die mimed the service by the rectonce of a general court-martial. 90th F.—Ens. V. 11. (beer to be Rent., by Inc., vice the Him. W. liar bred. who fete.; Ens. W. B. Pewee, from the 99th F., to be ere., vice Owe. 99th F.—II. F. W. Fir, gent, to be eno., by par., vice Ferree, app. to 90th F. Ceylon Rifle And Brut. 7, Infix, to be first Brut., without pus.. vice Darer. ,!c-rocal. Roy. Newfound Lind Coniti.nire..—Capt. 0. Wier, from 82nd F., to be apt., vice Marriott. who exchanges. Roy. Matte Fenciloe Rect.—. l wl4.-. l urg. L. RIRNATM, M.D, to be runt., vice Montnnarn. &maned. BR \SPT.—M.IIOI 4I VTI. W. ROWAN. C. 8., to bare the land rank of lient..gen in the army in eanads. MIMMItAMAIL—The ehriotian names of Ens. Conetworox, 26th are F. A., not F.. to previouoly otab d. Eta \TA to FAVOINI PI; 'dement of London Gazer fr of Stb JUNO: To be In the Indies —For Major 9. Pools, lot Bombay Native Intense, tead, Light Cavalry. To he Major in the Kitt Indiee. —For Capt. Rower Ram. KINI.F. FIDE. Demirel Artillery. red, Roemer RAOCVAL litviroine; for Copt CAIRN. Tuatemur, loth Bombay Native Infantry, read, CAIIINS BANKRUPTS. JAMES SILTEATEIt, Gloncotenstrret, Queen-F(lo%re, pre it rut man ufarturer. RICHARD SAMUEL WHITBREAD Goirmult, Deal, hotrl keep. r. SAMUEL Votes. L. utatod Frio". City, earn factor. Enw•lx LITCHFIELD. uph I.t.rtr. WILLIAM Tnowas Fromm Charles -street, Westminster, bsildt r. THOMAS Taunt. Wrestrr. Oxfordshire, hard vareman. WILLIAM BOIT, Winehrato, boutnuther. 0 moms RVE4111.1.. 0 *will-r .ad,mbinettsaker. GEORGE FLVDE KNOTT, [Amster. bo.troaker. JOHN Bast. K.te•s-`i I, Dull y, Worcester, grocer, WILLIAM Watroxsou, Birgit.este, ar err. WILLIAM NEWTON. B. bridal.. Ba• h. builder. JOHN PHILIPEON, N trth Shields. printer. WILLIAM HAOLIERH, Liverpool, spirit merc:.•snr. Juum Itunsox, Sunderland, grocer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. J %MEE MITCHI.LL, no& ant. Jolt?! HAMILTON, (Casimir, cotton-q•iuner. DA NK OF I:NOLAN D.-7.1°04,mm, for the Weak tuAlne June 16.1811. —...... 1.., lOWA Notas lieued 5ti1106.7.0.3 I tolorerulee 4:11,013,10) (other So,uritter 2,14.4,t0 • 041 (Inho atool:lieu 33.744,22 A Ever !twitter. 321,4 L. r.8,04A,005 Lti.VCS.t4.5 RISKING RI rropriatani CstA. I . . . 3.14.9 ttirl PuLnolhitedt; . disdiid: S4v. 14u,ks, Com of :clung DetA.fsh i DN. Aecta.l 6,M,437 Other lo Tosit. 9,1.4%08 eeveadwasdetker Mils 'jinx; 6.rvrtoprat RefFT?a - jinc . sl;l. - 13,;,... - .: — Wei - gb - t Annuttvo ..........« 514.31 5 ,41 A Ott. Securato. Note.. Cokl ah.l elicer Cele 6.V.,iifb t3:023,i,tv ; : 110,1!4.1,14.1 June 21.1841. ' N. MAI:WALL. Chtere;hlC;:: SUGAR —The averste pri , e of Sup., the prndue , of the pusresshvis in Arnerirs, computed from the returns m iiie in the trick en 101 l the 19:11 day of June, 11419, is 255. 2.d. prr cwt. Knew the p °doer of the Mauritius is tb. 7;11. per cwt. ituittir the produce of the FAA in lies is Ir. PK The avrnure price of the three forego:up descriptions, Jointiy, is iris. 70. pre cwt. THE WEATHER AN!) THE CROPS. DETONIIIII as.—The hay harvest hes been enntmenred in this neighbourhood (T.•toces), and the labaurers arc m• re stem rally employed than they have b. en of late. The blight of the appl, R in Mr re ext,en*iv, than was generally apprehendel, to sou. orchards e maparttively few having escaped. The greatest part of the currants arc sho de stroyed. Other kit Is of fruit have suffer. d much. SorTH YOMK•lllltr.—The hay harvest has commenced in this neighbourhood ill .ne elutes on the higher 4O+Clipti in , of land, and in the c apse of a few dasstlit• scythe atilt be it> full operation, and the procAas of hay mak:op seen in .11 directions. lf, in the *aril. r peries! of the ye .r, any hare had been experie•.eed as to a de tic:eery in the crop, the y have bog since limn wholly diastpatd. The swathe will fail he .Tily, especially in the low. r soils ; and, with the pre. veleuce of fine weeds r, there well he a Ergs and abnuttant crop; while the putouts are as lich with herbsge ea could be seasonably de ired. The r. optative corn crops ore making great proems. The wheat hi,ds, which, in many localities., are remarltahly luxuriant, warrant the hope of a bounthul priduee Tr e stem is tepidly shout i g in!.• full ear; and the plant easly requires floe wtath.r to brit g it to a state of p. sleet maturtty, what> vet the " stt uns biers," and their Lame in legion, may * I to the sositrery ; making, at the saute time, every allowance for the difference .n the quahty of the • :11, and, what i. more, bad enhieatio. Other trope ar:, lo ktrns w• 11, partied sily barley ; a.ui although the Leans, to some die rie s, are rather Wort to th • et to, the II .wt tie are in tibun.lance, and present a healthy app. t•rance. In Ghat, what isi ~ow requ r.d is the eon• tmuance of fine weather to crown the !cur with abundance, an; to spread t round those blessirge, eses cielly to the hard w. there In the hie: of industry, in e mit.rie n with which ail othnr matters and c n.Plieratiune art , on We whole, of toinor importance.--Donesster Gazette CLOWNSL.—We have had, for some tine put, a menu ate, • f dry weather, but relieved on the night of the 18 11 inst., by wet which Aes of tne utmost crevice to the crops aroent this part cf th- country, aes ions tall el rain. It',• many years past, at. 41, not rem nt , .er esteem mere ads tied to the grostli of gr do 4: g nerd, or mere favotuabie to the hopes of the Irif's Wiener. The potato eren.,we are grain. d to trete, looks -ensariebly well and healthy, at yet strordind to the eye hot the slight. s: indica•ion of disease, either ii. t e stalk on the tub r itself. Wheat, oats, and barley, ate i.ovr in an aile.eosed 11111 r, end present on the whale a must bayou...We erpeet et luxuriance. ..Ws in verde,' and height that' fir exceed harmer years.—Masissed Ceiremicht. Ttt•t•enauy.—lt is to us a most plessins duty to ebrookle th ravou•sb'e reports which reach us mom every Tarter 1 of the seats of the cope. A Rent:amen called yesterday at cur ,ftle., after a r.dc of about fifty rafts through th's and part of toe neLahhat r a t e o..weies ; h. had p aticularly and ear fully astatine:l 1... e al potato tardeos, mud could had IM trace Of any Wight in th cseu:oz,t. es's, and cor ky are lookirg tens itti everywhere sud give promise of a lull •tcera:c tr. p. We hognoly sn I eirntst.y trust our p• or 444 country has men tts wont and dult.o. day.— Tipperary Tres l'reu. PLATA.—A correspondent cf the Journal flu Harr. states that t!..e aide-de-caeap 01 Admiral 1.• Pat S. tic had arrived in Pat,. with important deopetebas for the French aovernost•nt It vat reported that SI. IA Prid,or tohnd it ll'ef nuy °Oki Air to declare tea! agaiest POST OFFICE NOTICE.—Fox r o-d, county of Mara, Irtlccd, karma n mnstitulad a pest teen, tee post.odice meld he ep-na• far the issue mad paysieut ut eau-t' orders on und aft.r !he G h of July via:. .........—. ~ - THE CHOLERA AT NO,BD , RVONSHIRE.—By ac e unts fr sn Nose, n:. to Wedionviay 'scan& we learn tilat I'd* Iclirfti, duets wts reelne with snattated fury. Out o: a }omelettes of 270 no :esti th-n 42 &ado by choker had occurred in the sweet of OM" month, of wh:ch six had taken pace within the lost twerty-fear hours. In two imtence. both fa .her and ..thee here died, leasing femlies of tone* children In many enter 4WD's, ...thee the father ..r mtgs., hat died. A'tunt °co hnntlred mod forty mows of diarr' es end el..lers r.main under treatment. A medial gentleman tram Inadon, Mr. Boni-, his h - in sent doer by the Metropolitan Bard of Health, t, exenti. , e the state of the vills• et of No-s tad New'on Ferrets; the former viLar, by Visite, and from other 0.- rumstanees, appe.ms to kiss to present ntssly predistnw'rit can eslw eb.l.rs. T..c. Ivor villerire is more hoptfull .i - en-is...eta, and that f.r there D.s bter. Lut oat ale in :t which h.s ended fttlly. Mr. 114 win itilleaile 011 the op:, &doming smitsry wt•tenree, and starting the mediesl m n sad pie ctial oammittem with his authority and advic . . At the l' eten e e of , r l , 4' it' v. J. Yount , , of Puslineb, 0 , 4' Yealcopt. n, a very Rhin! subscriteiln En Into enter. d in - ,• with the yew of roll , sting the watt , awl ametturia iog the Condition of the poor and angering inhabitants. [THREEPENCE. THE NAVY CLUB. The members of this distinguished club give a ennui entertainment last evening to the First Lord of this Admiralty (Sir Francis Thornhill B ring), at the Thatched hou e Tavern. This being the o.et inn of the ri.rht con. baronet's meeting the galle.it t tlie:ts of that branch of the ettTiC over +hi .111 be is pi lineally pleated, a I tab degree of interest was tasked in the prof @Mon, and about TO MB In etsrinbled to do honour to their guest. Irclud.d in tr o tsism to tht First Lad viera the following member[ of the Admiralty Britt: Admiral Doane Dundee, 11. P., flint naval lord), lion. W. Cooper, M P., and Mr. lA* Parker, the 'venally appointed eteritary to the Admiralty. Admiral Sir Joule A. OunAusse (AA the chairman crate day) presided, and was supported by the Marquis of Thee• mend, the Eul Weldrgrave, the Earl Cadogen, Lewd F. Gordan Mehl burton, laud Clarence Paget, Sr Anoistus C itfortl, Sir Edward Cc:dein/ton, S r Cnerlu Napier, Sir C. Adam, Sir Cheeks 11.1,0101, Lied Edward Wessell, Sir Charles Ogle, Lord At Irstr,Sir George Seymour, Sr Thomas Hastings, 81r Baldwin Walker, Sir Graham Hammond, Sir Fleetwood Mew, Sir Henry Hart, Sr Wo:kin Owen P. II, Sir Francis Magni, Sir Edward Lyons, Sir Ric' and o:ant, Lord George Panktt Admirals: Bouverto. F-le , n, 6 Rhe in, Beale., Li ugh?, E. Cadngar, Mackay, ?AI. Gorden, &c. Capt. John Fortes occupied the vice-char. Various bye' and complimentary toasts h ;vire been hmipproal, the Health of Sir F. T. Barii.g was given. Sir F. T. BARING, cu rising to corned to the toast, was most cordially and enthusiastically greet d by the corn , pony. H e sa id there was nothing t h at could be 01(1'0 gee- i l ifyfna to a public n.an than the hope that be ani ,, yet'the confidence of the country, and e•peti illy of those ow. r whom tt had pleas , d the crown to call upon him to pte-i.1 . . lie felt that there was no position of blither importance then that which he bad been most unwortlii.l e.Jkd tip a by the ivereign to mmupy, and his whole obj et would be to dito charge the du•h sof his Lille: L hful.y, and la a manrcrlio retain the contidecce esteem of the brilliant branch of •he pubic service now sa nobly Ivrea( nted More Lim. Ho had beta o lung in public life to care mach lab ut mere popilarity ; liul in the curse which ha should Finest', he hoped that whether his We might be :.ppre.vell or n. , t, be should at Icatt hams the creek of b. ing actuated by the meet oonscientioiis isuP. (HeAri , Ht. had. ea was well known, to sake Mike • and e had only accepted that which he w octo pi. d geeause he fancied that in this particular di pirment he might he of some service to the public ; and if, on r.tring from 011ie. tho members of Ohl c:mpany could s he bad 4no his dal, sh•uld he =V I r: paid fur auy lab .ors he bad lands r„ one cc any sacrifices to had made. ( teem.) He esuld not c ludo without briefly alluding to the t:iitiit guished nobleman wh e had been his prelim seer at the Hoard ut A , mirolty. lle (Sir F. Bering) was coati lent that was in 'dries anion with 11.0 irlatia eat, an i feelings o' lb. naval profession, wl.en he steed that the lite Berl of Auck:end had m'ntin'ttered the high faectiotta of the tumor . . 'ant office be had so ably titled to tho p. elect and complete svisf Mon of the service. 11. (Sir Barirg) must add t:.at every day's tato risnce at Cu. Ad miralty et ly lamed t, cu vine him still further of tne seal, the industry, the patience, and the disinterestedness with which his noble a: a lamented predecessor bad applied him self to the high and insivirtant funetians he had b.er. etlhd upon to discharge. W.th such an 'simple before hito,.he entertained some h spe that in Lis bands the inter,t; • f the service am], the chsractrr of the B. iamb navy a (Lail tint 11-1 1 be any (ltd. riur.,tiou. (Cat era.) Numerous toss's followed, and the festivities w,re orrt tinned until a Leer h a^. M ONE Y MARKET. THURSDAY EVSNINO. Bosistrs throughout tiro Stock Eirehange Loa to day bee l on an extremely loci e 1 relic. Consols opened at 91! to 4, and af•er filing to 911. they rallitd to 914, but some specula ice N ees having b ean made th'v attain receded t.m•srda the era.; of the market andl,l, off at ill to The Three p:r Cents. Rectum d were den. at 91 4, and tit are the New Thee a-and-a-Quarter per Ce!.ta. at btl, Lll, Lnd lastly at 92.1. • Exchequer 11 its were Is. worse to-day, which is swacw•hat rema , kable, money is attain very obun ' dant on the Stock Ex, hange, and doe , . net c antaand more than 11 per cenr:lor - atunt periods. The Oct a at which business was &Inc wctc lie, to 4L.. p : m.; Bank Stock at 193; ; Long Annuities at 214 aut 11.16; India Bonds at i 0•. to 73.. prem. The busiumwdote in the foreign securit'es has hem unusually smell, exhibiting no novelty, with the ex ception :1r a alight improvi.nieut in Dutch Four per Cent... and Rue.ian St.;ck. We stated ROMP days sittee that increased foe litres had been given to our cennittideatiens with Ireland by the eh Tafel of a runil half-pist three o'clo:1:, by means of which letters will bo delivered in I Lida,. early the next morning. But we: are eon-0814.rd to remark that we think it unt.rtun ite th 4t lettets cannot be.rect iced at the Post--Mice in Lombard street, for the convenduce o' the City, IT to the same hone as th y may be p Wed at the General P.etwiffice, in Si. Martin's-le-ein:ntl; for it must be borne in mind that when the u aloe al of the put-office trein Lombard-wrest took pace, it was exprcely st..ted that ih- would have the acme degree of accommodation, with relaid to the de-pee It of letters frem the City, en had previ.only het n eii joyed ; and we tees , . that ti e mete. we now ntw to will receive att. Tejon from the Post-offiae nuthorrtee, with a vies. to I:l:titian ve the Nones of die' at I. letters during the bseirat house ..f tie div frieo the branch offim wit t those of ri c ipt at th' G arral Fo.t-offire as closely es pre.sild The achieve fr m Anarcerdam report a di e:ile of about tent per lb. in the Om of wife... The **- counts which ha I twos d there rem Java true that considersb'e damage had been done to the ci crop by storms and intend diens, and tlict th eroms this year, it was expo. ted, would b' Lau t .411 per cent. below the aver It fined sitza , - ta.‘ io request. llama tin bad leen suit at guilder.; 48. In tobacco 'hi re had beee more hushes.; dorm, ,t,d the stick of all Sorts, in fir.,t hand., exempting Jima and Vreinns, was 3,520 tierces. The loci! sec- r Via were very firm, aced clay 1— The Two-led-a-Half per Cents. at 49.; ; the Three ter Cents., at 68' ; the Four per Cents , 'I Ise Spanish, Fertilely s', and French were without non. The Iberian end Austrian were more e.sy In price. Russan, at 100?, to 1011 ; Austrian Mete:- liqoes, at 6111 to I. Exchnsge r.n Lot.don the 1.3 , . e . Tee infereece ti Le drawn as to the evil off, e s of the operdinn i f the nefgation laws as they ez.at in Canada, is clearly exempliflid in the following i ass in point which we extrae. from the Quebec Gazdte: Wo Lear wilt mere'' plessu-o i.nother pr xrf of the er.....nr interest trlt in our Ceinaiikft by t he 1 , 0 • 1 .4. West. V. sterl.iy Alfn.l K. fly, R.q , C duinbu., at: '., .1 in this cite for the piirpow of making area , lc/omits t• r ;he eutveyar.ce of 3,000 tons of rsi!w..y iron, (trisected it at /Instate, hone- to Cl v.land, 0:- in, for the purpose e! It:- ng laid down o Ste Mires: between that. it', end Cinern.tr. It is ezpreted that 130'0 or 14,000 ton , of the who;e 44 3-n. ri., of railway i.-.n wbier, 141 requir'd for tl..s work w.ll rirohsbly pass by way of our canals, at a groat awie r t over the Bis route. This wont{ of roorc.• give us a greet alvan tege is the warn tee of downwiad it ight ; here th., nevi ga•ion laws nine int . play to clittk ue commerce ;f e was an. Women th sop& an nor tr is this ei it, a of freight from Vain vit. is aln fay by eLi; In coneeqmsece of the free atique at Olea tar seated to mewls arriving from Loris or the n Jrth and from England, and it not having been ',Mei Illy em u timed that the cholera h<d disappowed at these pleas, the politicil chief at Cars, with VW appi . :v it of the bard o' h•alth. al g'ven not:. a that a qua• rintine of not less than time ncr more than eve' days, eh 'di be imcree4 VeMPLI fr.= G.bredar arriving at our of the ports of the weenie:. f Anclaineit. Vessels, tear. ver, which may have ecuch.d-at any p iit where the :e.0:0.6 exited ci:ltt r Treeless cr stre!.rquer t to ber d par ure iron the pet of Gibraltar, chill b regarded as not having a et are bill, and be sent to the L.ene o of Vigo or Melee:. The Malea Time., in epmking of the b.n -Scud eff,ots of the diminution of qu ,ritritinn from per a in the Levant, ohs rres: "On Si. day morning 14. a:, there was not one merchant resat I in the quartn•ine harbour. The ohnt eanita-y r-strictioos are a great facilitation of tied,. but prime a considerable fallieg oil in the revenue"—atd est.chti'e3 by 'guesting teat the officers in the lazaretto should be rmpley et as marine police, which, in its present state, was in ed. game for commercial purviews. The Spani'h g ernmen: lied eiven its santrioa a• d prorettion to the prtie4 to build a canal from Cadiz to Cniele, a, from wl mac'. benefit and eons met dal advat tst e. were ant cipeed for the wit re piovince of Andel ;silt to the Oat , a of Gibraltar. The S o..ni •h ea receivedthia tnt-ruing con' sin the alterations aid modifications in thn tariff as pne.osed and evcommende I by the cenimissi.n apptitend that purpose. The first article is a proposal . . . ; , .1 :%