The Express. — London, England, 1849-07-09 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE. Bonoroz. JuLt 9.—Nown. Binomials and Sal* re vert that tie amounts roattinta to cans Doty, 70,0004 with Ist Aw is beam Illailutt brisk ix all As sad good Ilags. TOWN 11116LLING.—WO t WOW* 5541/0216 every day, old hare • modest d growing t very few hops. Ittninsci.—Vir• continuo sty bad. Is some grounds there will net te a 'odd en sere. LlWTON.—ilveh word this lad week. HIADCOIX.—WO 6/0 /027 sleek of bine, and oodpue had. Pe nano am curling and kicking IMP. °Yawl AND than parishes we MO going off dra,dad. B.—Bather Om heathy. WitourAm..—Ther• sod a soot decided improvement up to sums,, yet to.4aj oftronday) we we aim* Well Pa la the bOt Faunae, with a gnat 6ffewe of issay4sw. Banweiti.iv.—Taking I,o * . Itsollitt**•• we w• 6—• .. 7: the last Pak. Nialultw• - 5 edam eery bad. ▪ OMIAIL—WI ITO WNW than we WON lid week. Dirron.—We are going off very fait. In may plasm Sly are pdta Wok. B•lM.—Thara is frisk Sr still to holed& and the ver min is Inermeing. The Was droop man and mom daily. ALLIXOTOIL—W• ars getting worse and worse. The var. La le Pada, up the very Poet, as soon as it sham lisciL W6l/1101161, July 6.—Then le dill a great deal of ver min. pa tb• bins is • good colour bs many proms, sad eartMalp has ing=Pries Ms biet week. ontsv, July 6.—We erotism es bed ao over, with nay effeerease of a WPM. SIVSNOALS, OTFOILD, LO, July 6. —Very foul; there Is Cfunnaooseisareese et a asp ly . •, Ja s.—Wo fled very tde is tho bid; sone he wdme look at wall as saa li be eaps 'speediest da& Int /NW whets ate eery tool. &dr Relives, July 4 —ls lb. bed aulthated preanle, dessielly the body growls. bower, the Moe Wandreed te gror regley, wee gal a arm et diddled SO, sod yet Pail& wear there here wader le lest dreg wed Owens In the wed pewees all bleed seivtber doe a wen rim W batiesedies& 4111/101131AX WOO ln,;Llsolost, 'July t 11 "" bat report la maw ponaga than is • links our lewd *I- • • wham ; but we ere I ise Wile at Ant goad, as some of Ms pram we quite Said. Murrain sara Booz, July 4.—No improddiat at all, at least pmertakie. Daly maid Wets* WATLING, July 4.—Wo are etas=lest the some as bet dd. uUr, ay, heeddie la s Ileandoxeson, lad 4.—Wo have gems hook, although • la an es nie prim •• litee bae bees dna It ea as get a taw rd diew gm as deed bet ems et Se tedward Mao de do • wa end sa sada they 'bed leder ebeese tins the breed We. Banta, July u 4.— TM bine is some imitanisi is todehig. CATS/OLD. Ju 4. whirl sod red haw Aided maw pod la a ly instag the Wee—Tho, but sot weds le premise Ile re. emery. Cnovravad, July 4.—A trialsg dialled 's of vermin, egardslly the ily. Boon, July 4.—lspredd I. places, but pelting to bout if. WASSINTOY AND RILLDIOLT, June 4. Nothing we WA as la aie way de se sea pod, so some pris my god too for to aids any fresh start. Bra AND PLATDI4/ 4.—Tb. hops if both these pinkies have improsmi, them still remains • pent seratlty ot Ike, endows w NI. IS/01LM July 4--There is a slight indoodadat in some of the beeltded pared ease last soma. Urn. mot gewevelay. esialese the re is a very prearlies state, sad that the duty le me everreW asseedieg te ear IMATTIRILD. July 6.—Lerit= us str WOW hopieg ranthe yma ea Pa dessease, and yin ft hearty cepsetMen of ow the slaty arpcspen. whisk woad lam sr• of the kamaeposee ; bat up lode dodo tine we have only had • sew epriakim sod we ere Isptr weer et ms week. Na asp so seep," le the mew we errywitsree. lIOI7IILD, July 6.—Blight datissie to prevail. Veered Mews de roar Baru, sad to all ereseffeee aw amillhambood will ad emery • packet ps ; bat the aid adage is primp true, 4. MO a. resere's lay be gene. th e n soy be bra, or thew sey be eses." LIX071117.1:1 AND 80/Dllll Or BOWS —Than liege are still raker re; bed, sail Is New swims the We bessetwalle any perm Ire Ur lest news. AY doled by sees poem that a pod biery dower of th at veal ft mai Wiwi ~aft *um, mg stbsis. th er m ea hiptiodlibr don lenerror so se le be 01 avenge seep. INITONINSTIAD, July 6.—We hod but a pear sweat to seeder et the hoes la this prbb. IDINNAIDON, July 6o We must 11C)/ say if there Is any *oration it mug be for the wane. TM priatipsi ;Mutations are as bad sit poseibla In be alive. NV, MOM to *SOO& SPILDHUSIT, July s.—We dame report maak proems be ear bop pentads= Maw our lan. The We winds have Pawn the bine dew very mach in upped situations, sad the bovery-dew L braise It black. TI. bias asthma to grow very eowid. ly In twos Omer. LANBINIIVart, July b. k; Imre no improvident in lore bop la ilk district dace week ; t say daemon at ell—we are monpelkd to say wane. PINNUPT, July 3.—Our hops are decidedly wade, for -- is pram and we see short of bine, end the Sae stinted with awaroas and forialdsbee enemies. HZATILTIALD, July s.—We have little alteration to notice la the hope since our last; • trifling improvement la NOM favoured larder is perceptible. TICBROILIT. July 6.—The hope Is this pariah appear to be la as bow condition than they were lad week; In many gardens we an very short of bine. and, should they take • taro araNs turn, the sumequenee even then must be • short mop. Bstioorm no, July 6.—Tho late gloomy weather has ea. managel the vermin in the hops, sad we are very much worse ; some of our pounds are vitt black, sad the tine pnernly Is Ovine dried /e Zwinnurr, July 6.—ln some of the best grounds the vermin is dylag away, and the lane is getting cleaner and Improving; bat most of the weak, backward bine, obis I composes thrmfourths rid the whole garish, gets were every day. ROTNIULTIELD, July 4.—We are quite ei had as last week, U not WOMB/ the the, by huadrode of domed laving laid end to the young sheets mad 166 tip of Um blase. BIND; Jays —The bad hop prams that are pretty bee tion war re la a &wise state ; bet tare which lave been oreseity attached with Ay and lies andlostingsimerably bad, mareely asks id mo ppm Co's, July 6.—We had added ems good is dared parts ot this pert* trim the deal Matte the 1: 6 4:81. 2 very tall bine, sad in • soperler idled seldseUee. alma tee Item venals. Oa Ur other band, we erre may girder whop. aim& tat to erred spesersares tea do bet MI6 iCiLINNAIL—Hers we find use. very good bine, ia a peals( state, bat they me sot free from vermin. Pnisituten. Jul, 6.—The hope Sr. mill leaded with Vie, red it is impossible to soy how small this Os. Every hub shed is covered with lice, sad Use bine is esmptag Valef Ile Ind Bowan, famarable the weather may he, a Wag pagaglhat gl rs pantations in Ws district will produce Batting. WITTII4OIIAII, July 6.—la way or the gonad la tide pariah the bops we looking as bad almost la ma be. Phan; Jay IL—There is a very great diadem* la the et de bees ewes la Ibis meg pria. la sone piers M w ar a r i llinkbe well and s(PIr 0, aIIIMAION and la other parts Nese le a brie quantity Tanis sill sed hosayAre.—Srrrey thea/ Woscasna, July 6.—The he grenade have Issaidd la the limadd le r gess we pee Ws There re dry de lee seweisseessfeg ea lio — narWaiiissilesp trig. Miii 1.277 3,632 S&L id. Ii iii.ii: BRZAD.—Jaar 7.—Te priers et wbeatea bread In the metropolis an darn 7d. l e ?O.; et benielhoid att., id. le per 4116. but. • • CATTLE, Es.--Sirrrzrisim Too easek.—Ths sass herd Dente ls set so large a• et We , ta akr of the sharer rake nem are ram; .t. railiri.lll few of the beitslamabbe suss it Is re 4.1110=13. 13. ••• best quanta& 'the snaggy et bop is Mee. lag As Lower prim ere takes, eigelmag ter ler. .4.1 any arl - Wir Lambe ete eke a bean Da% art 01182 few Win OM a mi F ens. erre areestrag were Ilea ever, maw fig *dm ala be do omed otat ell. Pr. Oar re/ art Marl there en Dart; 1,300 tkasip, aM ale Calve, ; In eralesd. IN Deres. tor ems. et !ha aa.a 4. MINN 'Ma a. . at. Ire Oa.. aereftle 131 10 Diet Ms. • tl2-bas. 4114. 3I 3 0 10 N{ siossmiss 1 0 3 3 Be. Laterresia 0 0 0 read war liaaa 110 3 4 De. ... e ....,.. .$ 3 3 per .. .......... 24 3 8 beep Da. ie. sad 1 game 00 0 1 1 4 4 . S 3 0 Asa Das. a ifs .• 0 0 0 , use . .. 4 0 o .. 1 1 . 3300 10 ir. ;wok ma ; &wog; sad iiiiiii, o;ko; .( bir.:. iii* I VW • COlll.-11A1I-wirs, Tau DAY.—Tb• oopply fhb Mod at umbot fhb wowing, by broloadlet 11069910 fr Os aim 1111•11111 INS moan ion ; MOW vin 116910 =at at is alum at b. air V. Wm ea Mu st mob dm onswery yanks win nralls Sift On Ws qr. Was. Pet ado poi of Mils slmidlog =m PIM Obliiol66-bet• rawai gam% the NNW Is maid boob mar Wei Ildr, at Its prows vim Raft gm hi utitiewiad2om9ute4whblM luts Is pito Islam at Oa ohm Ong bah Maras Otos Wag assotatifk Nam arady Mhod Is sy sonotfhat faareated rata; ; red 0010. goaerally, en aappwial blogabadars. BM/ aad Peas babe aim Imbibe nutter IMO 1/10bar. 111112211. fiblEbia pit Qr. Win" Zama sad Ust i red to 44 to 46 to 6I to 85 ltorldk sad 'swig. - - to 42 so 48,.. do 44 to 49 to SS Talavera (Eau ar flalblk) Crab. is Lb., rei....4 , C to 44 to 49 46 to 49 to 61 ...... . 24 to n Ildst.drWosellag 2l to 24 ..distrno4 to 2$ to 23 23 to 211 . sr-. $0 to 39 OL .. 11 1 6 S :1189 to **** to; - irt :d - .40011 hod 19 to Ils 0d...10910. 31 to 2b Od lAA 1992 13 to 120 13 to 17. Od • ..—... .• 19 to 21. , Od MAL! 6(;;) to 63 to 2114 od 3$ to 40 ..13apertal ... 40 to 43 Inas Ow% 34 to 20 Ask ZS 10 89...eil to Hadrow Uto U... 1•011... SS to 34 Loss Cams. pm £lO les. to All k ha met =ft nom 12009..m00. 6110tred 42 to 44 Aso Itoonhold 23 to 117 WM& sod Oullbet. 33 to ***** SS a U - POUJON. 111•48, Drink sod isiipbteg... 46 to 41...t00 - 44 to 46 Poomoorahrwedlook sod Mattis. ........... -.....- 44 to 52 Pm& sod Vooish nil Humbug -...- 42 48 to 46 SS to 44-.Baptitut - to - 58 to 41 Dointoood Oines to —...saft to —...Asotrollon 46 to 54 14 to 16 One. MIMS TOMPOINIS Illnkrani febrile , * Demaisia . Dino Drim.. 13 13 to 16 .13 13 to 15 Pan - Ono 14 ft 211 •e 110 Dart Now Sprigs per bash. --Sow wiator - - to - Iva Um" Teltlit Ilarearoous 114 r 111...Larraas to - fa_, Battle sad Roolso 32 to 34 to 36 Itellterraran and Odor. - to 36 to 38 Ramses to -...be..pere 34 to 36 Wow (;era. t%;: i s i r sa. tor. ...... I So. to t 3 10s. Lamm Carr Dear and Tiltio Fresh sad timers ..... „ 6 106 .to t 7 Oa P 1111 Will" pee barrel et Dana „ 23 to LS Dards and Bamberg-. Dissitiss Trash. mark et SSODs. tees 39 to U ABAIVALII INTO LONDON MOM !ad JULY TO 7th JULY. Eagilsh. Simieb. DEL Foreign. Wheat 1 Mir o I 12863 Barry 2204 Oats 910 I 1331 6029 Tim, 7,542 reks ; 3,991 barrels. Malt, 2,551 gm. AYLESBURY, July 7.-We have a thin attendance at mar ket; bat Wheat has realised a better price than at last market. Wind. 117. to W. 10a per load. Barley, 24e. to 291. per qr. Beata. 31e. to U.. Per, 325. to 361. Oats, 171. to 2.1.. ANDOVIII, July 7.-Our market was moderately well attended by farmers and buyers. Homeegrown Wheat was short in supply, for aria the demand was active, and the advance soon last week w.s fully supported. Not moth borers doing in Mar, and so sherries Is its pima The transaotions in Barley was vet, trifling, which sold at terms fully equal to our last questions. Malt was but to stow demand. There was hardly a maple at Oats exhibited, sad though the inquiry was decidedly slow, prier were not lower than on Saturday l at. In all other description direr the trade was very flat, but ma alteration in prices took core. What, 104 to ID. Satter load. Barley, 24.. to Ns. Oats, lits. to 20s. Beau, 335. to 40s. • 356. to 42.. Malt, 561. to 60s. par qr. Mar, 38a. per Beck. BATS, July 7.-Oar market was moderately supplied with Wheat, whir sold at bat week's prime. In other descriptions of grain so alterattos. 131147011 D. J .ly 7.-The limited quantity of Wheat offered br Ss this minting sold readily at sa adman allay Ice on the pre view market, sad a clearance was made. Barley made about Is. per gr. moat mosey. In Beans, Per, sod Oats no advance, bat a better trade, at late prices. What made trees 2964t0 Us. 6d. Beane, 201, to Us. Peas, 22e. to 21a. per load of 3 borer. Barry, English, 28s. to Bk.; balm Us. to tbs. per qr. Oats, Ills. to 17s. per gr. Brawn , July 7. -At our market to-day we had a better supply of grain, and the rises at this day se'enight were nalles‘ Boman, July 6.-We were again very scantily supplied Samples Wheat in oar market toalay, and with a fair demand ; good omplot mode trifling advance. Oats and Beans a tree sale, at fully ye. Man Wheat, red, 476.10 Xis.; wlaLe, Us. Bear, 341. to 345. OEM Ins. to Sla. per qr. asinazoo July 7.-The very fine weather mused our Mist beret to'be dull, although the supply was not good. Other Sip ushered. le hest, red, 44e. to Me.; white, Sr. Beans, OS, 18a to 22a. 7, July 7. - Our market was rather thloly hot piste about the same. Wheat, white, 48e. to 555. • how% Sofia Ihrley, Ma to Me. Oats, 'Tato 20.. Irani, SW to In Ton tb. OARLISLIt. July 7.-We had an average supply of grain at ear market this morning, and lea week's rates were fully main lima. Wheat, white, new, 20e. 6d. to 226.; old, 20e. 6d. to 228. ; PA sew, to 20a; cid, 18e. 6d. to 203. Barley, new, 10,. 6d. ISIS.; old, 10s. 6d. to 111, 6d. Oats, potato, 7s. &I. to Br. 3d.• gg 7a. to 76. 6d. lira, per reps, 2a to 2s. 2d. Oatmeal, it ed. wined, Is. ht. ladowasol, la 241. COLcnewran, 7nly 7.-Tho Wiest trade bat to-day been ism at la per qt. whowee; the Wise straw and the supply were of the most Misr arra lases hood bests at fully late rates. lie Beirray s togliii Oar at sorbet. GLOVOIOTIII, July 1.-At our market this day there wee a small eaustens _Mt the trw semis et MOM Wrat oared hoiden preallFOsinsialed rear err W. mirk mains were weal, ba pm sell as edema odd be rrlYad Pardo 11/P1 la U. mew, at U. we Mon Ids sad Dam a flow ale, sa u d i Cis nada selloreL la OS wry little penis Wheat, gibe. Pa wr. 101184te. le St 2d.: red, Se. Id. to ea W.; Drib (SON Wawese), per Shifter. 6d. Nish. Pas nwis Waage Is. IL le is. ML; Oise. esti s eat. to e1.;16. Obis Towieres herd, wenard, is. I a Drsy, ISSIAL, Ilk Is Us.; =dam pie lowlol gr., f i rs. t i n= gebdlsg, or, Ws. hide% rissillog. heals fle. S Dm" per leagaral to WSW, 4s. r S i r mi l i terAsh Islas per Sipa, is. is. le Pa ; French, onas. 83 . id- a 4e.; la. lat. to M. W B E O F 4 I 292188011 7 , white, ow Mtn, 19a. 6d. is ; Oak , Wass% Teshall, lea to WIL id.; Welsh, block, 196. to 19a 110.• per Ufa., 19s. ft lila ed. grev ad r adut iM be akia L . Ss. ed. to Ile. Id. ; Foreign, 3s. U. to W. et samadi 32., to SS Wooed Cake, per ton, Frisk IL to IL GWILIWORD, July 7.-We ham mere Wheat at market, bra the hie Mmes. r pries maim the domed to ha very slack, r inotabot by any tam at Flour. Our business min to • isatiss extentto price. Wheat, 40s. to On them Hs. to 375. Me, to Ns. iornotin July 7.-At this day's market the value of doweiplows ell an was well meintabted. sod Whist worth tall to UAL pr o, . mare • Mtll, the dull Water et S h e /War market the trade emintal ream untiously.; meths prospect far howl opersokas wenreadad tidy, dada Ow mend epteslatlas desseaL Meet WINS pw old, es. to ea Id. B ea rs, so. led. to 40. Itestry, per trahel, Sa. Y. to O. OW to. Oa. to es. 66. Oats, fe. M. to es. S. Wl*, Dallis Per, ea to es. ; grey, M. ht. to is. U. Reirreonn, July 7.-The supply of Wheat much larger then ear sore weeks pest ; trade heavy, at a Tedattlea at ems Is. to le. M. pr load.ln Harley very little ollerleg. Ono, eses, and lam radi ay, per qral last week's Wiese. Whisk pit lead, ite. to Us. aw., Ss. to Sea Oats, las. to Sla Pees, per lad, Ws. to 23a. Baas, els. to Ws. Twee, 1111. to Ms. KrinnaL, July 7 .-At this day's serbet we bad a aloon aunty Whoa Whosteal este ; web sit hal*. thwea Wow geld_ awed ea aimdors my la par lad as Mist ad I& re l nor or Oar oar fide 's Men. Wheat, te Ita. for Iran ef SO steam Oat, II& t m o a ltd. psi slime. Mo Ms. rtice* barrel That, Ma to on. Lnicanus, July T.-no nano this week tow bon Weedy tweenais U. tie probe sip. Moat Was la fair war ere re% sa m se u .c s. l Mir ereara. °Mama 11111.11111014 art tan rem u Slats no. pee Oar Bease a Wiwi° les. Slate Saha Lncann July 70-Wo haw nib to moat a no la at rain to Os way non mill U. 71•• Wine we soy toll 19.4111•19. lads ens assi. dog Ss err es hot sit; Wm darn It It Or Me Inn Itaseesiona, July L-Frtroo U. Wm sonn Omni rMon,anirowntalnotntillogiblib= nm al e =on now y Wes up pas osiosltonel WOW% IL =1 doss Is star, and noodwasoon a wry soweloW ea& At tithelidd ma User. ==Lre sa rla i rolate t h e s t=t al s die-Plemrr, Ow t un ti Lea e ri si imis tistr Nib* On anew la nab s . Er wr i t s tin t _L A Ilk tor Or tor neat On Ms alb to aro alto lir 991Cre ilir1316 \ 11112.1& but gift I" 0'5.114. starl i t* Sig li tato ;alt. =Cha. ft ft to la. M. = I N* b. ILO to. to I ° l bllrdord ink b. Ir. Iran ro• milk Ma s t as.; elk lb. le Sas. mita sr • =l,l, Ob.; no onson Oto a. 41e. Fes per She eel Woe labs 901, so 341. Maw, ark e t ISMS and Isla flos, sa:si. to to. M.; Klan; own rok to no.; Oatmeal. per lead at Illlae v SOS end MAL to Us. Nswcutzartno TOM July 7. -no vresiber &Mai Oa wok h n tan alrownonny la in wllkaina own ton cur at autranstbono Ws hiri;C Mottos , mash wet raft at Or 191111 . 9 We U.U. yl • loren i ratitioit morn Olt not Oa ...Ist tont On& On. an= • bile bog Anon Soill u arlor rod no wan NO it 155., slaw dais ban lonslot me r Sao. We ran • peg arrtillof isredish . ebutmilitMissohilissostsugh Se. to SS 01. IS ib Inn are /On do On emir an bond aria. s nl • ion Preset Omni On Ann goolooloso von sr. so sr .; ro t ass. . al l. In to Ono slink Ota. lo monk 4la. to I Abowne nololnttnila, to a& on, an* sell Salk MY Swap, iIIOW and adltili to Sag dradkr. ft 11,4 Pitylloatiodilld atkossirt, Ns. to Ms igstslise alorlin IN. le Ns. o ; onrone, Oar, ltalbor rang en own an for to inrorsok 174 to elutt• Won worlasl, lea tan; grey and ie =e, aor, 1114 is Oh Ron Oloirn MBT4La MONTHLY 11.111POILT.—laox: Webb bale Ina bon la wry malerele mime &nig the = re et at the mammt tiers dkrealles ea the gert et main t• way laarks km GI. bad le the urNw pert 'like stimith a abode weir sow wee- Niles stk. ma au testae here Is Weise, might be MINN & le. lailbrahke keel Ire dealkat telly tea per tom Gest& Pliplrea at =aiemeed. USW des lest 14 eigeOs Oa le 41Ia pw tea kr lka. akar, brisk. hat kw elm atilitsd4•44s. Yr 44a aa.. at di* tin arilest Iles Cliatasetia Pa I. Is tat IX 'wadi boa Sara it aim* Ma la ea stalist. sag the paw itlistateat Comm Is War demeatl; the mita at toralp we Was allele bora eserellanks, It k Y knew al the want low yaks itYi wael twadot kid kr a Mem 7s—Miak Y Me mial4•Mud= et 44 per Oa was malls la ke pike et EOM Pa. ish lee need la a kir demeal kr till week. tat ?Ulf me la bk ratasi. et a dolma 11l tele et awl ls. par hastrsthepileattieaommetaatatraat & Law is la megerab mast st • Weis lower plum baste eel arty ht Ile stele seemski te lei. Na. at width tams rake were ellasteil. Heiken has tau amdwesi Ins at that tom bat with raft p atom Fume Mere 1011110 kayos at brume tiL m The Week Je 1170 team sok" 1,910 toes at the was period lest yet. —Yield iturnai• PRODUCE. INIINCIIIO-LANII, MONDAY, 210 P.ll. TM public soles deelared to or-morrow aro Ism" vim. SOO blvlv. Barbados& 7,100 bap Maaltdel, _IA. balls Bes ig4 or lugs Madras, and SOO bass tord i sos Crer% .oro brr! 1Lk5,11,400 bare; Tea, 14,000 polo's& nos bas sot bon ow ==operate by private easter' bay to tbe km etas above All Midis war a trooquit sopeorroor. TALLOW.—Ths market is quiet. Pstasberg T. C. rio tits spot. Us. to M. 64. ; October to Deonotor delivery, Oa N. to Sea. ; separate months &item, Ns. id. to Ns. 01. rminctruas ow TALLOW. 1147. 1110. 1 IMO. abet nib day Maks took trim lat -.—. Antis* Yaw* De. teen lit Ass PAM T.C.this 42/ tow wt.- D. Tm bit Mar..._.., 7.SU !.!!! °TO 070 4.. e. rid. lo II Ma 14. 001701L—Ltvaarooa, Jura 7.—Tho mutat was Wisady, sad ds rim were Weed 11,1110 balsa, biataati br 3, l 2 Woe be sport sad egesskiks. WILSOSSITICR, JULY 7.—Far &Saturday taws was s Imp sars~ us maga sad the turns themerist appewed te he par. hod, Mittaradas Uss sawmat al Were by We basewthwe, pairs% thew wet aet es week Wee es ea swent pre. *midge ; SUM web wee the area await be simply Weems the ad sly " bat yea ash eat year eels wed bete yew abe to armirawas se =ma as te eaythleg dee. The asheibelhetarew who are beety ender entreat lad hose awry ebbe awl way ham mewl to bar sr Is wa thewgs Wass.. as am We a t sold wholes per made the maws with sia= Silk ewe es m that is seeklag. dwelptites et ilk Owe are abeetetely w doge es =ere awed, = pese with WI dead. The TAW et petalled have Wee our is imesil. sad 1$ =we wry mew There I wellwartaird =ply ebe br ead Vita pdatbe dales sod prim we nb* fa shwa et We webbias le slairdep * ei e lie dmesd. sad hems Is be time Web we weratbd aim freely Y! ebbe and boon Pea Om Ike Wore Owe pligt. la the yarn mold bore b saw wag ter haw emempliss. owl fa setae law amine *Met mbar te prbe bee boa warded ; as rapids the alert =whet tat yens the ooded* ney be aid to be—e awderare beldam with Molly rim. HARDWARlL—Braimroauf, Jvim 7.—5010 ben imaseie maw to —'S Um °thimble. TM Mon& ire we minthismig. both in bone isit holism whom, 11 . wow am and se tire moths Mew The dipeembillst= =iloi the dlibmol ordlitee at the Mime. hi 10 41. 1110, ._ ea Ihrt I Imle Ire Ism hie iamb momity, bet zet misni Si the ealuirepoled. CLOTS.-11sme, JUL[ 7.—We have lei • wry mei- Mt brines Am le the dab =diet lois. The :irrobeits fibre C=se ereress le inhales Um respostled tow Inielilltlin • to MINDS es nate "der WOK ant to Maki. sails is a t Olin Ileme prehrere ibe Vora VW rim b roe insurresse is re irresse et re eseebesen "wi Tin irt am ego Ira Inerhe • • es* Sinebser born bus this isies. rid Car7dry sr key rib the irreries, whet met= irs. se alma h ihe piss er di we *W s Nilusaas Orme! am Me the India • • • • % • • • THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1849. kneland, 371 to WM; Nodelk whited, 36a. to EA. ppeer sash; house- Ma. to 37..4 seconds, 34e. to Ms. ; Ms.; thirds, 361 7.a to to 3. ; households, 26 5 . 30a. so Mims: Wheat, Dantsis and- Konigster4t 3d,. to m i ., on se Ms.; wlit i 4ss. to 03‘.; fed, 475. to 495. ; ftwarladdit te, 49L to Sta.; red, 410 to Ms.; owl daltalr. artier, Marto 525. g rect. • sed losidgeo Whit% 445. Ss 49a. ; rod, Ma. to Ms. ; Peteedsure gebswg red, Ws. to des.; Odessa, seek &d o M Ms. Rys, PossersHlM andYnstsian, tu. to Oct Rissiderk to W. alfWi II& to NIL ; Pontreals* sad 11iitsla, Ida to Its. Oats, Dem brew, 17s. to les. ,• Poltergeist' a, had, 13s. to 17e.; Holstein and Danish. 14s. to 1110.; Arebengel and Jew, 149. to Ns. Peas, white, 34a. to 30s. Dew, Friesland, 30a. Vo dlaustarlsa. as. to l b. WHWTOHT (Thin OF WIGHT), July 7.—There wee a Rood i 0 show of Wheat sawlike at this day's market, but few lota sold, fanners 10 asking War Wen than th e millers seemed inclined to the. Wheat mid from 40s. to aba per qr.; WWI. 24e. to 26..; Oats, ire. to Us. 20 RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two o'CLoow. The share market is better this morning, and prices generally are looking up. Guaranteed shares are still in active demand. London and South Westerns were done at 36; Midlands, at 67. French shares are firm. Closing prim E4turday. Isle today up to 1 o'clock. 1 Pd. I Barna lanways. Mobgt,Not., perks Ilsara ll (Ot. WegVerpsen& 3 Pft• .11ilaulwair Ida vat"? 176 to 14 P g ittaL ....... 2"swics- idly 7.—Oar markat this day m....: freely sup- 1 r4u tlitil Wheat by the hamers, the quality much moo Man la .. jigs) *A Aim nut at the mean. The Wafts were net anxious A', sellare, - ;adpriMe TlMllled the Imo hie sil piss pup& p or eire --. eifierWs freely, at lele rebee; weed wpm lying at Itaemouth for .• ale, bat A was way dame teybee, lower mime beim ms s,..ipated. ^ =e= helm 111111Istably well ; the ear we a emikeseerm et this Toy propitious viethw, as 20 aberideee arm weld be the Milt. Vluur trade la mom trash, 3lw ha per seek beteg mllli illineully realised. Barb y trade Is mad- KO em ; Nay One* meth are la demand. Beam, Per. seat OMe are 22i the maw la value 174 Nam , July 7.—To- day we have moll show of so 'Wheat et merhet Weber prism are deNhaldtel; sad Is most wee ISt ls. to Su him Wm saina es bi b si ossa the weather him so Om for the 10 growls. ~. tame have ma h at mo and purahmo 50 Daly kr Oak Immokiko mob. • •••• thus Spring ?ova cm lb War, and the whys of each article remise statiomry. aa Piriaaohowom, July 7.—We have ea heereueed supply of U Wheel te Oh aye mane, bat that of maim; min le short. Wheat 111 telly sow% Lit week's priem. Spina pals rather dearer. Wheat, 34 41s. le hia.; he, QM. to foa. Derby, Ses. to hew; am, 31.. Oats, 83, 10 lie. to lb.; fine, Hu to 206. Beam, Wh. to Oa - - --- - - 6i idJuwww.callsduly puct, W WW a iwwWw Deariacat a ruFru! 111 ocirrh:, - .171 - it rAli., and Doi ens duly paid, or a 10 _Ds irltboot goor,l IS seillizaPss 30 _ . 1 101 4 itl i t a rtioisa;er4. 50 M ZietlW6 .. 15 Do. nehmen 374 Doblia eel llaNsetJuse.. 25 Do 14 kH.) 34 D0.(31.1044 p. Ct. PreL 20 fleetern Omar 10 Do. New Goa 6p. Ct... 61) Do. Eat, Op. CL, No. 1 II Do. do. N 0.2 30 Do. N. tP. 5 per Ct... 125 Do. dune 43 Do. New 115 &dent Unica, oLr N (lale L 8.A.) 1115 De. tom C. dltto 20 Do. Scrip (doe. 4p. Ct.) 61 Do. do. 5 shares 61 Do. I per Ct. Pesti att. IS East Llaeolaehlre 30 Edlabor6 wad Weeper.. 50 Do. t awes 15 Winton& & Northern .. 15 Do. Newpwt 25 fteter, Yeoil, a 90 Great Ocorthern._ 1 1 111TWOMT16,,Tuly 7,-The quality of Wheat Marin; at our Eat 'nighPeng meaft kderior, the U.S. ins rather heavy than 69 fahWerfire, mey 1111010 g la other pis. Wheat, white, Dl. to MIL N. >a lead ; Wed. In Ills. to 101. lbeekg. Up. to Ms. per qr. so 010. to 216. Bra N. 411. Poet Ns. b 40e. Plearrow, July 7.-In the en* peel of no welt we had a shank= fall of rain, but the weather or ugamiesbly cold with 1.1 • kip wind. time Thursday the templeftne lee been mild, and, NJ undo the Influence of a bright son and tommismal amen, the Meg in pepeedng more knorably ; but they sun 0 arrive at la. 06 tirity so arty es was, • few weeks ego, wingabil. Oar tin week woke of • earso of Whe fuse Nefafalt. Ilafi We =II .; Oatmeal tun Inks& The trade be the oillialinhe hes remeined stony, sod bur diskelmalle of linen le. pie peek man pawl has St._ Men nalleml. Ike seaoef Mal* Mena el the Omen &change ,te Oft Erika was ignikiniensea bd the dientend wee Dot Sent Mvonsfot ha pc 00MM addilldwa. frin mmalas aollmert fauna. IL pet bond War. now the shun imgeweelneelt. Nee oggseilsOMA imsr-let lin a lined ein lamb E=NS ONE WI quilidingl. 210 alters- ,t Men k ether 'Alden TM was peon Brims : Wheat, Fa whittle of 220 Th.., Englieh. WOO. Ws. 3d. to Mis. Id.; red, 230. to 21s. 6.1.; Yorkeligeseit tiemelks. red, 23•. ,•„!, be 24• AL ; Irish, per bushel of 71fita, red, wesefse reg sties, fis. 6d. L:4 es ea. Id. middling to good, fe. 6ld. to N. per bushel end Ouladien, white, 7s. 6d. to 76. 1 .; red, 7s. 2d. 11 ; ihmteck, Atheism, and Stettin, red, 76. 7d. to 7s. ; Ham-„7., .: barg sad Lower PION red, 7a. Od. to 7s. 4d.; Rotterdam and the ". Mae, red, 7. IL to 7s. French, red, 7s. Id. to 76. ad. Flour, per peek cif SUM, Ilaitlieh, fine to superfine, 31e. to Ma.; sizein g , Ids. del. al ; UWE pee seek of fine to superine, Sea. to l; Ns.; hen* superfine sad extra superflee, 3.5 e. 6d. to Fs. fd.; Ame dew, per buret of teas., 28e. id. to 28..6d. Beans, per wlndie of 23011m,E•glieb and h e.igh, 13 ed. to 14s. Od. Peas, per 2201b5., Irish, •"' 12 maple end ggrteey7 , 13s. 6d. to lie. Oats, per bushel of 451 be., Irish, prime mea l hig qualities, 3a. to Se. Id.; common, 28 9d. to 2s. 11d.; 7., ratr, 2s. 10d. to 3s. 3d. Oatmeal, per load of 2 albs.. Ensile 1. 7„;. .Bs. Od. ; choice samples, 2Ge. to 265. Gd. ; 60 qualities, 255. to 255. 6d.; middling to good, 23 5. to 1 1 :.i al d. Indian Corn, per qr. of 4801b5., 38s. to 36. Lillian Corn r Meal, per peek of 24 , dba.„ white, English manufacture, lis. 6d. to v., kb; *low, 20s. to 20s. fid. Bran, per pack of 2101ba., English "" 10 sal Irish, 10s. SO SHADING, Jule 7.-We had a larger Ripply of Wheat to. 20 deg ins for some weeks mat, but the trade cm the whole was hardly 25 Le= m last week ;in fact Is. per qr. leas money was accepted foe 121 samples. Every description of spring corn was fully ea dear, 60 mg fir winch there wee a more general demand. 30 &Ethanol', July 3.-The attendance at oar market to. 30 egbected but little attention. Wheat, M. to 121. 10s. per load. Bar- 17 i Id, 21s. to 31s. Oats, 16s. to 223. 6d. Beans, 38s. to 40e. Pees, at ft to 445. per qr. Walt, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9d. per btudol. Tares, 3466 d. in k Flour, 365. to 37a. pa lath. SO SAFFRON WALDEN. July 7.-Wheat rather plentiful, so maintaining last week's prices, 48s. to 48e. per qr. Barley scarce, 24. 5 to 295. Beans dearer, 19s. to 325. Pea, 31e. to 365. Oats, 16e. 131 a. to 21 20 BosiTeartllOT, July 7.-The supple of Wheat won short, et. and little badness was transacted, at a trifUng reduction in price& r e Barley was also dull of sale, and fully supported the quotations of this lay week. Oats were in Mort supply, and 6.1. to I. per qr. dearer. .r Beans were firm. In all other gran but little doing, at stationary .„ per. Wheat, 9/. to 121. ss. per load. Barley, 225, to 2. - . Oats, 17a. to 228 Beans, 34a. to 44e. Peas, 40e. to 46• per qr. Malt, 68e." to 60st per qr. Tares, S. 6d. to 9s. per oushel. 161 60 811111WeintoT, July 7.-We had a fair show of Wheat at 16 market to-day, elite sold readily, at last week's prices some in- 100 stances from I. to 2s. per qr. more was given for pick ed samples of 25 white. Out., Barley, and keens fully as dear, with a firm trade. 23 I WAltotwevez, July 7.-There was a thin attendance at 12 4 ow market to.day. English Wheat was in moderate supply, but the 10 Weds ruled exceedingly dull ; and before any motives could be made In mks. &reduction at Is per qr. was submitted to In all descriptions. =Wheat was short in supply, but more than equal to the de- L. l mesh remaining unsold. In Flour, only immediate wants were supplied, but the prices were firm. The Batley trade was eon. fined to grinding sample', in which the demand was slow at stationary lit prices. Scarcely any business doing in Malt. Oak of fine quality ...II!. was tearer, and though the quality was not brisk, the turn of prices 7,1. was in favour of the Dense. Other things may be quoted as last r. week with a dull trade. WiNist, 325. to 51s. Barley, 235. to 30e. • 1611. to V. Limns. Me. to 41s. Peas, 355. to 438. pre qr. BG Malt, Ms. to 625. Flour, 365. to 375. per rd. 20 Wnteinerno, July 7.-Oar eons fields leek vary beau- so libel, an Se 1110/1/ In the neighborhood have every noon to ex. 3 aria prenside boron. Oa ilhe high hills Wheat bas already begun u m rem , ln rooks Is sopsessa to OCINIMIDEE until early in Aye. The boy Yews. W isrolosted, rod w are informed that no seep hawhem entarery, OW as the aurae a greater quantity of been moienl• sera Una tube the bet two years. The 3 d bon Mows an m wasa spar very thin twiny. 20 nod Inglfrk Weenabwryseineren elnagh Pie Wade was not so wry szsmisa, seaways was wady aniod, and no late advance 13 at 2s. aer R. was well weeerleL k tray li L ttle doing In Barley at late 8; rnsa. ono monk we lo MI A appl o Oats ; 53 40a sera ennamidol IL - name and a ll fair tra de f doing. 161 Deus were akW Wokar, but Egyptian were without alters. es non, sad the demon dew. Pam attracted but little attention. s Wheat, W. to 121 IRA per WA Way, 225. to 30s. Oats, 17s. to go 21s. Beans, Ses. to tria I Igypikm. les. to irs. Pose, 40e. to 441. Malt, 0 tu Ols. per qr. 10 WISDICH, July 7.-The supply is very mall of every 2 0 Idajd si this day's market Wheat =bans tbe firmness 10 lastash, sod sedgy awn op at Is. da ro. above the _ lO Xrriam phi. 00 sod Baas to illamad. sod Oases rates ex essasi The weather enallaws resorted, nor. Wheat, 11111te, 60 es. to 61. ; tEtES. M. per qr.. red, 44.4 Us. ; extra, 30s. IS O 0 bd. to 9ld. per skim Besne,'SOs. to 32a. perqr. WORCESTER, July 7.-A t our market to-day there being a thin attendance and ashort supply of Wheat, the prices ruled dull, gay at an advance of I. per qr. Whey and Beans unaltered in value. go' °seethe turn In favour of the buyer. For Peas but little inquiry. 10 TORE. July 7.-We kayo a null show of Wheat at this 10 day's market, which has met a ready sale, at I. per qr. over last SO week's prim. In other article. no alteration. Wheat, white, 495. 20 to Me. per imp. qr. ; red, 444 to 495. Malt, 588. to 60a. Oats, 131 d. 23 to 9d. per atone of 14Ths. Flour, 375. per rick c 1260105. 20 Dustin, July .-We have had duriog the pan week so some fine refreehing rain, accompanied with a warm temperature, 23 most favourable for the growing crops, whin are generally 50 reported as very promising. On this days market we 05. have almost nn change to make in any article but Indian Corn, which 23 is I. per qr. lower. Foe other thaw we repeat our quotations of Tuesday. The following wee the general currency.-Wheat, white, u 23. to 2e& fal.; red, 235. to 24a. Bd. pet 2801 b. Oak, Ils. to 13s. ii. per 196165. Barley 14 . to 17e. 6d. per 2241te. Indian Corn, 23a. 0 5. 0.35 &L per 48011 n. Flour, in sacks, 14. to 14a. 6d, peg 5 w5. ; is American, 21s. 6d. to 255. per betel. Coax, July 6.-The weather during the week was very flu and favourable in every respect, except that rain was wanted. That ehisioney, however, is now being supplied by some soft and it magi ulkmblag showers, which are falling as we write, and which WM pews of ~Uhl genies to the country. The Wheat crop looks In Tillildinidy healthy, but the Barley and Oat crops, owing to the ab. gp sense et =Mature, are rather short. Potatoes continue to be spoken so nest favourably of. The supply to our market has increased conni. so theably, and prices decline In proportion. The trade since our last W been quiet, and we hue little change to notice in any article of 3 = ess ii tibm Oara suspesd, which has given way in value. The go whoa mon from the obeence of speculative feeling in, or go .11for, the sees* then from increase of supplies (which are go 11This week) or istMan of consumption. A moderate business so W boo going on dinar the week, but the purchases mode are so mero m supply preen* um* beyond which none are willing to go MEE ROE DEPSENtiaIs. As regards Wheat, aso, the weather is too go RNA milks pa pseleal the crop a e toomwers, to admit of any go spenlatisa In thesame, anima although a Wge consumption Is go gnlng an kith hers and be 000, we have neither math linguae 99 of simation in the =toe 101010 it in prices. Lest week's so raise, however, EEO merhstrbeiL We have very few foreign arrivals. and our her eandles sso von Imignlfiesnt. We have had no tremeastions of Imgoelson be stipend or foreign Wheat. We pate Ike arrant wine er neenmens Oa, of Polish Odesa Me. 6d. We rebind,, at aim saws mks have been made, Otra sell only in b and for Ibsen mamma The docks held belly. very NB, end holder, we Itm. The Inds in lbw law bee sake ga ft wail lug week. end we have • modorene bantam to report ens /ban bus prism lionsheide and kiknion. Wynn, eonmand a ready sob We ban had akb trade poring M Indian On for swears consunsinsa, but, tor the romans already men. tined, et • deellas of 6.per ten, 61. 2s. 54. being the extreme value ot prim core badly. Indian Meal meets bat a mobaste demand at a similar due& Ltrinzial, July 7.-We have a ontiattanee 01 fine showery weedier, scat mesanaide bar Brfey Os% sod grain crops The Wheat seep stusprornies of great in sad fine quality: Petakaglesh most lawrisat. Na plentiful in the groond, and with. 4.14 Me knew dark fa deemed, and lowere m &nes. Wheat, red, " r',..,,... 7 .?.."717 1 "11.6"; WW I me4 E F 9l. l7B. l ll o B 4. d.. 4.34*Th : Per o Te unc4 llow l:2B:jan24ltr i k tir 3 7l7 6 B: 4ll4 Bl. l l lldisn : l6 : ; ;7 o. : °m4 bl: l ; tl ; beg; Waseiseo, na. per bowl WA/1000, July 7.-The arrivals ef hanger grain hav ing hews wady newash another wesk, oar storks an soda reamed M aeon *cc severtiolem the trade has rabid TWO dull roue = as an horseshoes bad theadvantsge wee main 011 most Iwo assoned in the motet. Ultra Own, with • V at emomplivoinon, mot be sated L a derw ade. lathe =wan or this daiortaarreL oy .a. ano Osts sommensi let Bale edemas now Om Is. per mek sane weet The wealbe, wOkk had been rather for easel, 10 woks bes sheogn, sad we ken had non =lour hems snowy oaks, with isnord to 40 goal to the Boinsy, sod Panes wow. The following are the r ag, Whoa pr IS One, OAK to Oa Crag, 106 Si to Us. pd. Balay, par 16 stow, piano, 116. 97. to 116.1 d. oats, whba, per li 10s. led. to 116400, Hs. to 11. Id. Dried c e ll Wein: Wheat, Irish a lo EL, 14s. 6d. to Ilis. Ott ; shippleg. 225. 6d. to 28a ; Pollak 245. 6d. to 255. ed.; Mask red. 14s. N. to no. id. Badly, grinding, per 16 ore., 18s. to lb. ftd. 010. white, per 14 st., Ils. a. to 12a. ; black. Ile. id. to lls. Pd. Plow, eimenno, per mak e sig. od. to tlas.; meads, On to in Od.; thirds. lis. to 11th berths, PO. to 10s. loam 00, per 10 et.. Danube, IIA ad. to Ms. Id.; American, glow end twA Mis.6l.oloa Id.; whits, 10. Id. to SOL &L; damaged, sons, la to till radian Cora 201, per en., Os. Sd to ki. Bd. 0004 lb. M. to 11. Boa prina,4s.to4s, iL Ksgosamy, July 7.-We have bad occasional refreshing nbodarling be week. inday It k cloudy sod meld, with a warm temp reina askulated to impare the growing sops wry much, war to mew nations wars greatly In wan er rain sad heat. At oar wasitry oirtets this week we had very line PCB of any kind sad, thwe bins may sonkos bayen kr loaal woompeot, nliest sod One Min EOM a _ DE lE• DEE 001 ' oveo more money paid. cid sad Baas sda Oars vim aft say mails Wring. am 10.1.7 weQT; on* ei whose, via& add tionlrat about la. to la pew. sel -21, 7L Odeeetle 21A pis loam Whelk diS. in Ifs. Id. pordlieney. XI& bp fa; Oabb 6. . 134 „ Do.* sham, A,Deferree 74 D 0.4 sham 13. 6p. C„. 14 D s Extenadoo 45 DI. South. and Wait (Ire.) GO Great North of Saglooo... J. Do. New, .640 . . 30 Do. Now, S3O 13 Do. New, Xl3 100 Greet Wesiera 90 Do. IS Do. New, ZIT 50 Hull and Selby 194 Do. t sham . . SO Larmaner and Carlisle .. 10 Do. Thirds 96 Lancashire and iorlishi;e IS Do.Thtrde . 10 Do. New (gm. 6 46 Do. Liverpool le Bury.. 9 Ito. West arming Unice U Do. Preston and Wyre 10 Do. AIMS (A) 50 Leeds end Brad tad... SO Leeds mad Think 30 lb. New 121 London and Bleaktrail SO Lon, Brighton, & &Coast 9 Do. guarenteei r tat.. lite Croyd.,n SO Do. Peet. 3 pee Cent-. 60 Do.Conert. 5 p.CL,I2 - 5 Do. New gua. 6 p.O 121 Landon end Greenmail .. 90 Do. Pretersnea 100 ILandc, itplortlk-yli Dn. Fifths 1 Do.&losb.,ll.anii.(e) 50 London & South-Western 421 Do. New, F3O 14 Do. New, £4O laV Do. Thir ds 5 I Do. Preference 7p. Ct.. 45 Manch., Utm., and Mat... 100 lamb., Slid., anti Lino.. IS Do. 1 shuts, No. I ... 23 Do. shares, No. 5 ... 124 Do. shares, No. 3 .. 10 Do., New ElO Pref. 50 Do., Great Grimsby 101 Do. do. .. 30 Do. Met and - Unman._ 35 Do. Grimsby Doak ... 41 Do. Lincoln Union .. 100 illdlaod 100 Do. Con. ire:firm; .. - 53 Do. LSO shares 100 Do. Birm. and Derby .. 100 Do. B. and B. 6p. Cc. 15 Do. New E2O 20 Do. Garen. 5 pekt... 5 Do. Cluarea.2l per Ct... 25 Soak British 12. Do. 1 shares 2 Do. Preference 17 North Staffordshire ... 50 (Oxford, Wore., & Wolva. lb itead.,Guild., and 4 Royston and Diablo .. 25 Scottish Central _ II Shrews., & Birm., ClassA 7 Do., Clam B „, Do., New Guarant eed... le Shrewsbury and Chester &icy. W. Km) Halwr 11); Do. Oswedri 1 Do. New.. 10 Den Ceit. ... Dorm so Do. No. nsto sNwo. .10.4 4 . Rogtotoroa o s.i. p South to 4. York., DOll to Sheffield, Rotherham, ant Goole, N. IX. eras. S p.Ct. 20 Waterford and Kilkenny.. 70 Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. pa. IS Do, do. do. 46 Wilts, Soma., & Wean. 15 York.ftewcestlek Benriek 30 Do. Extension (Teak h Newcestle) b Do. O.N.E. Purchase or Preference 50 York and North Midland. 10 Do. Preference 23 IS 21 11 101 Ili 6 6 gm. • i t P :t II 33 dim. 3 7 die. 1 1 dam. 23 26 • If Ms. 1 2 pm. 17 19 lie is 92 $O Ws. 11 I 2 1 1 pm. I Tioa. 11. 9 . 53 57 1$ 14 a aye. 19 17 dl.. 19 17 dl.. 19y 19y IT IS - li 1 i 1 28& 40 - i db. If dim If pai .. 29 i.., 1 4 .. 1 4 ar. 11 11 6 1 I die. 9 ilia 4 1 1 die. 1 di& 14 13 db. 233 236 ii pas. 42 pm. 21 pm SS isp 4 419. 99 10 0 iii pos. 66 pa. 20 IS dia. II 9 die. 54 5 dia. 4 34 dia. 744 34 7 pm. Ells. 2 3 4e Ms SS 40 I 7 pm. 99 101 Is 20 32 80 db. 4 3 $7 s7i 9 10 52 A 32 14 It Et 10 21 226 130 132_ Pm. 3 33 38 18 14 Ma. 13 11 dia. 3 44 dia. 4 4c 34 IS 9_ 3_ dia. f 4 6 1 11/ 19 91 IS 11 dlr. 9 7 die. 15 14 dia. 15 14 db. S _24 dls. 45 9 864 131 12i di& 40 42 126 127 36 U 13 11 db. 19 20 16t 131 3 111 Si 4 par pm. 4 41 dia. 16 19 1 173 23 24 Pm 39 4 if Ms. 1 2 pm. 2 dia. par 1 db. par 7 5 eia 5 141 a. 15 1 =2l db. 19 16 Al 4 l l di.. 4 r 24 22 dls.z 34 3 dis. 11 I Gs. 3 5 411 Si Pm tee fel ei 5 i dia. 4j di& "4 2 1 1 die. 44 31 83 71 I • yam Oft par .::1 Par tr▪ im- TOMOS BAILWATS. S Anglo-Italian (LW Italian end Ausnian 20 Boulogne and Amen 10 1 Central IMMO, (Viersoal 7 Wei Rhenish II Great Indian Penimula 10s. Do. 74 Lexentlonorg SO gum sad Woe 18 Northern of Prams 7 Orleans and Bonita= ... IS Paris and Orleans 10 Paris and Reno 10 Paris and ntraaburg 10 Roan and Havre 10 Sambre and Mass 11 Tann and Nantes 71 Ms. 21 Ma 4 SI die. SO . $2 i fi Hi di S db. to n. 7i t 7/ dis. LIVERPOOL, July 7. firoaz-Exemareas. The market today was rather duller. and prate give wayslightly. Sales : Caledonian (pat Marto), Ili—Unmake and Yorkshire (Mth shares), eic4 (I.—Laudon and North Wotan, c. 132—Ditto (new 1 shares), 32 I p.—Midland, 634 s—Ditto (1 shares), 121 t 105. 3d. d.—thirewabury, Orweetzp, and Caster, et d. • MANCHESTER, July 7. trtom-Excaticos.—There w • very good aarket, par t/whey tor Lancashire and Ircotabhe stook. In fast, with one ex. ception, every transaction ww in the shires W that company, and al at drawing prices. Quarter Wares wen done at din ,• MEW, at dis. ; Extension*, 6/ dn.; West Itidisp, sail Dolton, 10/ die. With the prom Wag state of the train any aossitlerable amount at additional be thrown on the rellway arniset tor innainiant, it le no. y that this stock will own mon touch per. BIRMINGHAM, July 7. STOCIL-ZIONANOIL—There was very little btwitiess dose is We market today. bat pion were steady. Birmlagkam sad &oar Vallsys wets dams at 101. LEEDS, July 7. thmon-Ezcaanos.—Tbe barium' has again been ?my Malted Ord.). The quotations are few, and without my material Mow la prSess. BRISTOL, Jody 7. erootanomeson.—The market us is generally the ease on Setenday wee ezeeedingly quiet, end in the few begun tram seam anted we hays no alteration to note in prise. YORK, July 7. eiroot-Bionamos,-Bales : &stem Counties, ,84 • East lencaddre Preference, 74 • Great Northern 101; Ditto Preference, 21; Yarn Nawoutan and Berwick (G. N. E. Pare/me), 4. POULTRY.—Nzwoms AND LIADIIIILALL, JULY 7. — Turkey peal* sa. to 7a; rift" la. to 3a.111.; I»'i. la 9d. toes.; alma to 7a.; *Muftis, b. to la 3a. to 3a. Id; dd. to MIL OlillMi Wier. Oa to Oa ed.; soda.* Ma, 7a. * 1K p dem Pim bin elm ti ed. to &Id.; head ditto, la. WAD Oa.; tad MOM ditto, da. 3d. to 7a. 103. FlBll.—BnizeroulArs, JOLT 7.—Tarbote, 3s. a to 703 d.; bella la to fa; cod Oa la Ta. to 6a. *Maga 4d. to Id.; amaakertl 4d. to ; 4d. to 7d.; laiataa, la to 3a. ; art*, h. to Saari; wham U. to la. 3d. ; a ir, 4d. be ld. ; maato, ed. to M. for lb.; ad* ki. to 2a. al. per pit; bodge; b. to L. IA ra ; trtdt9 Wt. Is. per quart. ii 14 PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF COMMONS. STATE OF THE NATION. Dmmow on question "That this house will resolve Itself into loom. mines to fete into conalderation the state dike nation." Ayes 156; Noes, 298. AYES. Alexander, Nathaniel Pli, John Mlles, W. Athothnott, Hon. IL E, William Moore, G. H. Areltdall, Captain Forester, Hon. 0. C. Morgan, Octavio, Arkent . , George Foe, 8.. V. I. Mundy. William Begot.ta, Joseph Fuller, Frewen, C. H. Fuller. A. E. Naas, Lard Noisier, Joaalds Halley, Joseph, Jan. Galway, Viscount Neekl, John &Wile, H.J. Gsakell, J. M. Newdegate, C. N. Baldock, E. H. Goddard, A. E. Newport, Vise. Makes. Owes C 0 6(1 '4 A t , ^...i". pa AA nab& Thomas Gooch, L'. S. . r ~,,,t erreweem, —.- SaN lB lll BB % VW& Gore, NN. MatronsTlMMS Gore, W. LG. icked Einnmem . Philip Goring, Charles Pigot, Palmer,iir R. wag, WI H. Granby, Marquise: Piumptre, J. P. issbilisy, Ma. 0. P. Grogan, Edward Powell, Col. ililegimiNgs,Guernsey, Lard Renton, libmghed, Marqt&of Hale, R. S. 'lepton, G. W. J. Isliaree H. 0. Milford, Sir Henry Richards, Richard Imesens, T. W. Hall, Colonel Rufford, Francis lkftwadire. Biehard Elaine, T. P. ltuabout, Capt. t= tl , - M r av y i B Hamilton, ut .. H. St. George, Christ. Scott, Hon. Francis Degegmesd. dairy Harris, Hon. Capt. &ahem, Vim. Henley, itemisy Rebut J. W. tega Herbert, H. A. Somerset, Capt. Somerton, Vtc. rucli ke jewls W. Berries, Rt. tin. J. Spooner, Richard Buller, Sir J. Y. 1111. yard, R. C. Stafford, Augustus Burghley, Lord Hie:lyard, T. B. T. Stanley, Hon. K H. Burrell, ear C. M. Hill, Lord E. Stuart, John Burroughs, H. N. Hodgson, W. N. Stun, U. G. Chichester, Lord J. Hood, Sir A. Taylor, T. E. Christopher, B. A. Hornby, J. Thompson, Mr. Ald. CUM, IL B. Hotham, Lord normal& George Cohbold, J. C. Jolliffe, Sir W. G.H. Tollemacho, John codriegten, sir W. Jones, aptTro kee., Sir Jon Colette, C. R. Kerrigan, Mr F. ter :. T. Compton, H.C. Knight F. W. ' t t e a l , J. E. Comity, Thomas )(nightie', sir C. vyse, R. H. It. Davies, D.A . 8. Knox, (10 Waddington, David Deedes, William Law, lion. C. E. Viaddingtcei, H. S. Disraeli, Benjamin Lennox, Lord IL G. Walpole, s. H. Dad, J. W. Lane, C. P. Webb, :...ir J. B. Dodd, Levriabant. Viac. Welty, G. E. Draz, J . &E. Loos, Walter Witiams, y. P. Dunoombe, Hon. 0. lowa, Sir It. Willoughby, Sir H. Dundee, George Loather, Hon. Col. M'odrhouse, Edmond Du Pre, C. 0. Lynam, Hon. G. Worcester, Mane of Egerton, Sir Philip Mandeville, Vise. Emirs, Vise. Manners, Lord C. B. Farnham, E. B. Manners, Lard 0. Ferrer, James March, Earl of Fellowes, Edward Mem, Sir H. Palmer, Hr Edmund Miles, P. W. S. NOES. Abdy, T. N. Freeman, Colonel Owen, Sir John Arland, Sir T. Gibson, Rt HE. T. M. Paget, Lord Clarence Adair, R. A. Gladstone, Rt. HE.W. Paget, Lord George Alcoct, Thomas Glm George Can Palmer, Bounden Anderson, Arthur Gote&irn, M. lin. H. Palmerston, Viscount Anson, Hen. Col. Graham,Rt.Hn. elf J. Ferber, John Armstrong, R. IL Greene& Gilbert Patten, J. W. Arundel and Surrey, Greene, John Waren; Charles Earl of Greene, Thomas Pechell, Captain =, John Grenfell, C. Payee Peel, Rt. lion. Sir R. M. T. Greaten, Charles W. Peel. Colonel Baring, Rt. Hn. Fier. Grey, Rt. Hon. ter G. Peel, Frederick Barnard, Edward 0. Grey, Ralph William Pennant, Hon. Col. Baas, M. T. Grosvenor, Lord R. Perfect, Robert Beckett, William Grosvenor, Earl Philips, Sir G. R. Bellew, R. H. Muir, Sir John Pigott, Francis Berkeley, Um. Capt. Hallyburton, Lord J. Pilkington, James Berkeley, Ilse. H. F. Hamilton, Lord Claud Pinney, William Berkeley, C. L. 0. Harcourt, George 0. Power, Dr. Bernal, Ral h Hardeaelle, Joseph A. Powlett, Lord Wm. Birch, Sir Thomas Harris, Richard Pries, Sir Robert Blake, Martini. Ilastie, Alexander pude, eryae Bouverte, He. KP. Beane, Archibald Pusey, Philip Itiyie, lion . Col. Hawes, Benjamin Raphael, Alexander Brand, Thomas Hay. Lord „lotus Rawdon. Colonel Bright, John Hayter, Rt. Hn. W. O. Reid, Colonel Brocklehurst„ John Ileadlam, Thomas E. Reynolds, John Beotherton, Joseph Heald, James Ricardo. OSMan Brown, H. Heatbooat, John Rice. Edward Boyd Brown, W. Heneage, Edw. Rich, henry Brow, R. D. Henry, Alexander Robarteri, T. J. A. Bruce, Lml E. Heresy, Lord Alfred Roche, Edmund B. Bulkeley, Sir &B. Heywood, James Romilly, Sir John Burglary, Edward Hepworth, Lawrence RumboW, C. E. Butler, r lens 8. Wadley, Charles Russell, Lad John Buxton, Sir E. N. Robhouse, Sir J. Russell, Hon. E. S. Daniel Mahout*, Thomas B. Rumen, F. C. H. Callaghan,noll, lion. W. Hodges, Thomas Law Rutherfurd, Andrew Cardwell, Edward Hodges, T. Twiaden &lacy, Colonel Carter, John B. Hogg, Sir James W. Randers, George Caulfield, James IL Hollcard, Robert Sander!, Joseph Cavendish, Hon. C. Howard, Lard Edw. Scholefteld, William Cavendish, lion G.H. Howard, Hu. C.W.O. Scrope,Oeorge Poulett Cavendish, W. 0. Howard, Fin. Jas. K. Scully, Francis Chaplin, Wm. James Howard, Hn. Ed. G. Seymour, Sir Horace Charter* Milkmaids Howard, Sir Ralph Seymour, Lord Childers, John W. Hugh.* William B. Shalto, R. D. Chohneley, Sir M. Ilumpher7„ Mr. All. Shell, Rt. Hon. It. L. may, J. Hatt, WWl= Shelburne, Earl of Clay, Sir William Jermys, Earl Sheridan, R. B. Clerk, Rt. Hon. Sir 0. Jervis, Sir John Blmeon,John Clifford, H. M. Johnatone, Sir John Blaney, R. A. Cobden, Richert' Keppel, Hon. G. T. Smith, Rt. Fin. It. V. Cockburn, A. J. E. Kershaw, James Smith, John Abel Coke, lion. E. K. King, Hon. P. J. L. Smith, John Hein. Colebrook°, Sir T. E. labouchere RL Hall Som re, J,.hn Patrick Collins, William Lawton, J. IL Somerville, SirlV. M. Conyngham, Lord A. La'eelles, Hon. W. S. Spa irman, IL J. Corry, Rt. Hon. H. L. Legh, G. C. Mandl Id, W. R. C. Cowan, Charles Lemma, Sir Charles Staunton. Sir G. T. Cooper, Um. W. F. Leonard, T. B. Strickland,Sir George Crag, W. G. Lewis, G. C. Stuart, Lord Dudley Crowder R. B. Lincoln, Earl of Stuart, Lord Jams Currie, henry Lindsay, Hon. Col. Stuart, Henry Dalrymple Lpt. Littleton, Hon. E. R . Talbot, C. R. N. Dashwood,O. H. Loch, James Talfourd,Mr. Serjeant Davie, Sir H. B. F. Locke Joseph Tancred, Henry in. Dawson, Hon. T. V. Luthingtoo, Charles Thesiger, Sir Fred. Denison, Edmund M'Cullagh, W. T. Thompson, Colonel D'Eytwourt, C. T. M'Gregor, John Therapson, George Thee* Edward Mehou,TheCeGorman Thornely, Thomas Douglas, Sir C. E. Mahon, Viscount Tollemache. IDLY. J. Douro, Marquis of Marshall, J. G. Townley. John Duff, G. 8. Mandiall, William Townshead, Captain Duff, James Martin, John Train, George Duncan, Viscount Martin, C. W. Trite, Col. C. J. K. Duncan, George Martin, Samuel Vane, Lord Harry Duncuft, John Matheson, Colonel Villiers, Viscount Dundee, Admiral Mau* Rt. Hon. Fox Villiers, Hon. Charles Dundee, RLIIn.StrD. eleigund, Viscount Wall, Charles Baring Ebrington, viscount Milner, W. M. E. Walmley, Sir Joshua Ellice, Edward Nikita R 111. Watkins Col. Llovd Ellis, John Mitchell, T. A. Veawn, John ?whirl] Elliott, Hon. J. K Moffatt, George Welle.ley, Lord Chas. Fatcourt, J. B. B. Moleswortb, Sir W. Westhead, J. P. Evans, Sir De Lacy Monaell, William Willcox, B. M'Ohis Evans, John Morgan, H. E. G. Williams, John Evans, William Moruan, Sir William Willyams, llumphry Ewart, William Morris, Hasid Williamson, Sir H. Fagan, William Moetyn, Hon. E.M.L. Wilton, Jamei Fergus, John Mowatt, Francis Wood, Sir Charles Ferguson. Colonel Mulling,, I. ft. Wood, Wm. Page Fitzpatrick, Stalin. J. Norreya, Lord Wortley, Jas. Stuart Fitzroy, Hon Henry Norreys, Sir D.J. Wrighuan, W. B. Ferwilliam, Hn.G.W. O'Brien, J. Wytd, James Foley, John H. H. O'Connell, John Wyvill, Marmaduke Forster, Matthew OTlonaell, M. J. Young, Sir John Fortescue, Chichester Ogle, S. C. H. TZLI.IIII6 Forte cue, Iln. J. W. Osborne, Ralph Tureen, H. Fox, Wm. Johnson Oswald, Alexander Hill, Lord Marcus Berated, W. Mackenzie, W. F. MR. DISRAELI'S MOTION.—TuR LORD MAYOR paired a on Friday with Mr. Houldsworth against Mr. Dinners motion. DARING ROBBERY AT BANK-HALL.—On Wednes day, two men, named James Hoyle and Thomas Farley, were charged, before the magistrates at Liverpool, with breaking taco and robbing Bank-hall, Bootle, the residence of Mr. Michael Ashcroft. About halt past three o'clock on the same morning, as police-officer Quilliams was on his beat, he found the front door of the hall open. He had been there an hour before, and then all was right. He imme diately obtained the assistance of some other officers, and a search was made. At the back part of the building the pantry window was found to be broken open, an iron bar had been wrenched, and four panes smashed. By this means the depredators had gained access, and their course was clearly ascertained. After feasting themselves in the larder, and packing up some provisions ready to be taken away, they went through the greater portion of the hall, breaking open all the drawers and boles in their course. Mrs. Ashcroft stated that the house had been left per fectly safe about half-past twelve the same morning, and nothing at all was heard of the robbers. About four o'clock she was called up by the officers, and found that a am of knives had beta broken open, lbs. in copper had been taken out of one drawer, and Is 3d. out of another. A pair of shoes had been stolen by one of the prisoners, and an rld pair left in their stead, some wine had been taken, and the whole place ransacked. The robbers bad entered the room of a young lady who was on a visit to the hall, but who was a little hard of hearing, and therefore did not hear them, and took her bag. An attempt had been made el the opposite side of the house to gain access, bat, from some unknown cause, the robbers had selected another place of attack. It is thought the fellows were disturbed by Mr. Ashcroft, who was unwell, getting up, but he, like the rest of the family, did not bear them. About five o'clock police-officer 402 apprehended the two prisoners in a hut some distance from the house; one of them had in his possession a valuable knife belonging to Mr. Ashcroft, and the other had on a pair of shoes. which were indentified by the owner and one of tte farm-servants. Bank-hall is situated about 100 yards from the main road. The prisoners were committed for trial.—Liverpool Mercury. DARING BURGLARY AT BRAGKENFIELD.--On Wed nesday last, about midni ht, the house of Mr. John New ton, Brackenfield, near Alfreton, was broken into. Mr. New ton, who is an infirm old man, hearing a noise, got out of bed, when three men walked up stairs, disguised with a piece of oil-case over their faces, one of whom he knocked down with a knobstiek, cutting a piece out of his head and tearing his mask. The man retreated down stairs along with mother of the villains, leaving one to keep the old man at bay. After washing his head in • luncheon of milk, and adjusting his mask, they again ascended the stairs and tied the old man's legs and arms also his wife's and his daugh ters', and ransacked the house, taking 11. 6s. in silver, two silver tablespoons , five diver teaspoons, and several other articles, with which they decamped, leaving behind them a white night cap, and a black mask. In consequence of information received at lithe police office in this town, Superintendent Raynor, and Inspector Wilkinson, have for some days past been watching the movements of several suspicious characters, and yesterday (Thursday) morning succeeded in apprehending three notorious burglars, named William Pinder, of Radford who was in bed when taken into custody, a large knife was found laying by his site, and a loaded pistol in his pocket; William Davis, Union-street, Nottingham (a returned convict) and a man from Bristol, who has been lodging for several weeks past in Beck-street. They were taken before the magistrates and after under going a private examination, were removed in the custody of the police to Alfreton, for further examination.—Notting ham /levies°. A WHIRLWIND AT GLASGOW, lad week, played havoc with an old clothes market. "Paddy's Market" is held in Jail-square, and here all kinds of ancient clothing ere displayed : la a neement the air was darkened by a cloud of wadiwere carried in every direction, and Ibis sad of binges. The lose to the dealers was cod II die. ni i Pm. 132 131 SHe 6 133 lel 17 3 34 N 4k 2991 . Vie • rortoi. OUTGOING MAILS. Melia ke British North America and the United State aig made up on the evening of the lath July. The mails for TIM; Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, Cam ; an d Gaitti will be made up ott the Jr th ofJulp. The West India Made, excluding Bermuda. Raving, ilanduree, New &Means, and Mexico, and including tfp w be M ,a,..4 ade T.dow irt ip St. :7 3:ll: the:2: 4lo 47en;b2h .r w iearlialla, ceiiielbujulikezi ew ta, : G (*pion, India, and Ca in e . via Southampton, will be nada meal', morning of the 20th ofluly. The malls, via Mar seil les, • to the Mediterranean, Egypt. nude up op the email hey faie The mails lot x up on the IMO August. Advertisements la for tesditi TO CORRERPONDENTI. The be at Shorans,. Ima m mMedal of ils( w ii ; 14. the ollice.l9, beuvertiestnet. Sy Two Ohm as k WIER WATER AT LONDON RETOOL. Tit. Ds. —144dwa..18 444. ma 4. Aftwww. Wpo s. st 4 To Meadow —llaralig, id EL. put 4 . MIS 111•011. 13 MC pa S. LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 9. Tax resumed debate on Mr. DrseAELt's motion proved, with one exception, as barren of tittered as the preceding portion. There was nothing to redtera the monotony of commonplace asseveration and paint. less discussion save the isolated speech of Sir Roatat PEEL. For him the occasion was indeed a great one. It might fairly be regarded as the final hearing of a cause of political equity which has been before the highest court of public opinion in the realm during the last ten years. The decree of that tribunal la favour of free industry was made, it is true, in 1846; but as an appeal was sober quently demanded, and the circumstances that occurred in the interval were set up as grounds for a reversal of that decree, it became necessary or at least expedient to give such facts full consideration, and to see whether any of them could be fairly pleaded as reasons for altering the previous decision. The reply of the CHANCELLOR OF THE 1:I• CHEQUER upon Monday evening last left litle to be done in this way. But whatever remitted to he said wu said well by Sir ROBERT PEEL When avowing his conversion to the unqualified prioeple of fry e trade in 1816, he had confessed that three 3 can ' experience of its partial adoption had convinced him of the safety and wisdom of its entire and unlimited application. The tariff of 1842 had proved half the doctrine to be true; and at the close of 1845 Sir ROBERT resolved upon trying the other halt A trial period of equal duration has now elapsed, and what is the result? Notwith.tandirg the outcry raised, and the enmity kept alice towards the distinguished author of the change, and clesp:te the lose of party influence as well as official p.Wer con. sequent on that memorable act of fearless Sir ROBERT shrinks not from reiterating in the strongest terms his unshaken faith in the troths of ziness only Bernd a the commercial freedom. Additional experience of the t m h e more system cn of a d f e r n e t e in the imports timeliness h to w o rk in g reader of h great change he sacrificed so much to accon4l;ll. He would undo or qua ify nothing which his noon verted followers upbraid turn with doing without their assent; and he earnestly lull impressively counsels the government who have reaped where he had s lwv, not to waver or hesitate in making sure every minor or coils eral point of industrial emancipation And all this the unhappy followers of Mr. Distant bore with comparative equanimity. A dull sense of helplessness—in pert arising from despair and in put from doubt whether after all cheapfood wu so unmixed an evil as they had supposed in their first anger it finding it forced down their throats—a passive state of mind appeared to be the most prevalent among the once turbulent and threatening minority during the greater portion of the ex-premier's harangue. But when, at its close, they heard him potter that he believed no share ot the credit ot law repeal was due to himself, but that it was in fact a special interposition of political providence —the patience of the unfortunate protecti .ni-u foreo)k them, and all their fortitude gave way. To lose their long trusted leader was hard enough; to be told that their rents must come down to low pi ices wu sufficiently trying to their chivalrous patriotism ; but to have their monopoly of special providetcu broken in upon was beyond the limits of orthodox endurance. Who that ever read Mr. ALISON'S history of Europe, and believed it to be true, could doubt that the affairs of England so long as the tones held office were de termined by miraculous intervention? Or who that has ever listened to Lord WINCIIILSEA vaticinations, or given heed to Mr. CROKER'S quarterly reviews of England's progress on the road to ruin, can entertain a question but that the Carlton Club is under the par ticular patronage of Heaven, or at least of the right reverend bench that assumes to speak its will Whip and radicals may be clever debaters, expert officials, or even honest men ; but as to having any pretension to the favour of pro- vidence, or to be supposed to have to] es.o and advocated what was destined for the benefit of mankind—the utterance of such a thought was no thing short of fiat blasphemy. All Sir Ronear's dug faded into venial colours when compared with this; and when, to cap the climax of impiety, he wetted them in reference to the new proposition of recurring to a fixed duty—not to sell their present security for a mess of potage—a shout of mingled scorn and hate arose from the pious friends of scarcity and semi starvation. At two o'clock in the morning Mr. DISRAELI TON to reply : and if intrepid courage in assertion or biter force of taunting sarcasm could recover a last caw, he might be deemed successful. But the sine solute inability he displayed to cope with the real topics in question, and the childish uncomeciousees with which he gave utterance to opinions and trap sitions containing in themselves their own obviom to fntation, rendered the display of profitless energy antl talent a source rather of compassion than resentment to his outnumbering antagonists. The hopelessness of all projects of reaction is far lees conclusively indi• rated by the overwhelming majority that on Friday night rejected the hon. member for Buckingh amshires motion than by the utter failure of even his unquer tioned genius to make any case in support of it, whe ther at its initiation or its close. Desperate and de lusive must the expectations be that are founded on such projects. Certain we feel that neither Mr. lizapaEs nor Mr. DISRAELI in their hearts cherish any faith in dreams of a re snscitated system of protection. We acquit them of such folly. They doubtless harbour other scheme, the time for developing which has not come ; but to keep up the feud with those who abandoned them in 1846 is essential to their individual pre-eminen i ce s chiefs of a party, and therefore are the poor squires and farmers amused with mock motions on the " State of the Nation," and for a " Moderate filed duty on corn." We have long doubted, however, whether these " fiash-in-the-pan " tactics may not be carried too far. With all the experience of the one and ability of the other in finesse, the tory leaders in the Com mons may out-mancenvre themselves. The cautery gentlemen begin to look very tired of being drilled by "an old bookkeeper," as they contemptuously stYle the hon. member for Stamford, or dragooned h t coll eague whom they regard as a sort of parliamen tary GARIBALDI. The cunning of the former, and the daring of the latter, may be all very well in their way, but the tones complain that they have slwaYs been accustomed to follow persons of their own cote dition, and their sulky silence during . the first nighfs debate is said to have been changed into ill-orgewid plaudits during the second on ly by dints rather too plain-spoken rebukes and reproa; in the interval. By many this galling discipl ine is s submitted to, althh with a sufficiently 0°1: Bat others actually m utinied and walked off the fiela in dudgeon : so much so that to hide their defection the deserted DISRAELI was fain to volunteer Swine: mation beforehand that " many of his friends had lett town." The spirit of English country gentlemen, is a dogged spirit. What are the gifts of a Ina!ll genius to them P Has he their blood in his veto? Has he their look on a race-course ? Who was_ll grandfather? that is the question. Polr • DISRAELI felt this when he bethought hon of the marvellous device of fabricating I sham leader, through whom he might in regal govern, and when he invented Lord GE0.50.! Marmot for that puree. Subsequent trium;divas: debate have deluded htm, a ppare ntly into the t it Bu hope that he may at length reign in person. may not be. There is not a dumb baronet or a stem ing lord in his party who has not a better ch clretlice. ru bber Ar to!! being faithfully followed and obeyed as a ho. It he cannot invent ano th er India-o immloinlMAll 1