The Express. — London, England, 1849-06-01 00:00:00

• BMW r 711.0•• Ormway seta ••••• la 1••.. 20a: Mai Obi basest la 71..; lyssermla IWO* ia a Id, k kl-; One*. dila Aloe wit, add 01/L. 01. Mg ; Oar also rid 36%.1131,* 111a4ras Oiawa ram NY Is SL 10010110 Cardamom Nia • 461. ar. 00.—la OMR sai. al =IWO ellonaks.lo l tha 0111111 11 Man* lien ame la tli• Lae twig bo Dog 1101 Wes. tlltxcmleo-L•ms, FRIDAY, Holliort The —The keie =re ewe. comprillse Ho 11014 SW lei 11.01110 Soo Illogal see eeemills. The nerd =sass Ins ; pee= 10Plaer— Odin : The ram wllbalk ere sot Yaw pimf at willast shah* paand 'li ••••0 Cribs. wills k nld MeV OL draw, IN. ls em—ldee 4010 Row ipl were aired; • partial was bus** 14 ladle the net um at prowles• MB; amp • *As drays.-11alpire dayhiavlV, at a agar al rd.; nasal= N. Sla t• 1110. OIL; re. Ilastla• S.. an ; aitardis seL—Cosie• esesity.—llen ie. seta et revises iedadees; peed leellerels. IL. boa tam wads Laige onv irial‘ral deli art issaliat.-119 eeektneleas re laity he We (Mb MA seer s nsaat la lOW MO —is sem alardilaa The pooled ireeie l rel tele mask =eta very Was mama Of Mama der Is Dope, Wham mum eretipe abr. COTTON —Livitatoot, MAT 31.—The fa. 041 toAla7 yes study. and tia rim ewe shoat kW Wm. Miami WO Win easei. COMM.—MAIM-WM, MAT 31.— TA. Wheat en& w metrim. _• lt were lwasare. se • rake pagra• with rho a Wier redastio la pare was eabeareed IL Irby was a hem g ar. at her* re pad labia es a the Iseirdi oldie weeL Wi ante& et Ude* °lib sew Wm ad asseihry wed hewer ;pa. BM were IL draper. lam mg War wrilered Axarrau IWO LOXDOS MY II * JUT TO Id MIR . dn. Wbeit —.—... l 1 Sutib — e. Id& .. ... irgr ~...7 70 I . . 1 ....., I ONO SSA 2711 Ode . Alai ii.OlOmeita; berni. KO. . gra Loma 11TILesaa—Wheat. ea Ili ; buts% 16. OL ; Oats, Ills. IL 1 It" Ma Si ; Dam. Oa M.; rue, Oa IN. UIPIMIAL AVIIIAGSW Ward, Sanda l 1 / 4 06 I fir. llalsol Pear £ ,_ * pt 14 .. 46 Sas 61176 216 246 ,•• ltd 21 _. 44 0 114• M Willa Its O. 11 110 0: 24 414 04146 1114 176 24 11/6 1'11. 40 , 4' wit a—— Mb 12421. 114176 Id O. 211. 44 1• II „„. ..., 446 NIS. 176 114 Ma 4 ° 24. 74411 lle St 414 NM 42176 11114. 114416 44446 4. II emir' 440. Avar.l4 246 Will. 44 Ile Idle, 1460106 — al 2/424.-141064, twirl, Oats, Rye, bum mad Peak 10 /er • ... • 44 II ... • 5 - II • 44 a, .... li ... 1 - I - 1- I -. • • BAhallii. Kay 31.-TM keels thr ell tads of rrais aOh mart Yaw la es dal ae Wee sank want law. WM simertal le the vela a pad kali a What W as.. lame: Wheat fa ale .. id. par bead. Beray, NA a ea pa qr. Cam lb *fa m. fe. la le •OA pet kaki lIMUNOILUI, Mar 31.-At Glosserrer lad Wines- Or aterhsa am the Ma i auebb trust Mel ask but lowa Om am test pm* sabahlel te. Poona path/ he Ws al arsiestlos ells. per lesise. Ile althredee le Iselsy. Oats avert, :e l i sil l 1 12 se dr.Sarawawa mite as mask mew. Pam Dubs the ream week *wag be Os Ow weear, tie 4. 4 8, Immethea la shot Ism ben Italwa The alias air War Mae. and Win an Os sitad•• ailed. Ola. ammo par the pram* alimmal ef ale aft act se taw tire. We have a air sale • beam at amass phea. :Oa Wray la peer. At Ma watt As.. Wee a Yr web i L amet, sal thew& mad Alla mbar maw We et this . Wankel& Baby tam *eft sallembaly melleral wart • asses, sad pas ell bid Arline pslow. with en Illis din • sither. Mess: Meet, Oil* r e a pi had stMit. HAIL de em. IA ; saw, ea. ed. to 111. II.; rd. la. led. Sea Id.; saw, da U. to de. AL; treys. red. la. dr. se Is. Id.; threlipa. tetuts, Os. Id. Ws.: Plea Woes. Oa 41.44 le. P.; i Demedia bs % to re. N. Data, pa bap. g u rge ; te Oft la { .fee. te f!1. OA Oats. ease, per kaa ll . f rta l Z a aft; Webb. lark mall elite. per Hips., Ise. M. to ran.; bleb (411 U to Ma), lia ed. to MIL t HID& to tras.), Ila Oil le IIA OL ; Wash. Ys. no le Oft al. bora Zaalob, eit. pa 1111111 a. lb. At. le lOs.; sew, Oa. a lea Ild.: Irta. 12r. • le la.; brags. 10e. AL a Ifta. Irma. bedlam pit lam. V. teamtwe), AU Is fa; lalia, ila Mifs. ea. Gait" per MAL. lb. a M i ll i = Com per •11571 a. the • Iti lea Thar, flauffah, Sea, per ark a Mita. lea. tors.; ealtado. ale •to lea. ft BILIONTON, 11.., 81.-We here to report soother dull swim firr 'Terrain. Is ~rig a also is Wasils. peep. &r wary vseld Ism atm taw. ther Usk, bat ear Itessetlw ere irdeired. Wiest. walte, 0 111. Ito IX 10a . rid. M. ft Mkt. Ilastm, Me le fa Ode, Ilk le 31e. Ilea, I.k le Ue. Ibta. Ma. Om Mi. Brun; KAT 31.-TM awbet was bat saaisseiely sup pled whh MOM wheat, bet then wee a far impel Or that the make of bream in mashassabla. thst ireeitwi= as Wets* well di what stea be upeart alia te OA periap.: .g ratam ili r il hed• whoa IMO= die eterkb mama were Viewla mei/ alead. Tee ......‘ iebile smairil ism 411 h. aut ble. pr truths ; Inelpa q szi a l so lao lbw illa leek S ea r. bream rod ), ffe.awala le NA per Alio ; bad. NA I. p r The &mai ear !ear was we ; bards ear thin $ Mar d war taitai the weer Sae tits. ei ay Pei" asill = ins eleada braeht bus Sta. to Sea per auk. sad bet g a:trin i lyrp. re i eganthe lma tbe n at i rbst e va. was h i re ewes so log weak. MOM waft mat Ile amid ham ale. to Sis. Eir.-c,;=41.,==.4...-11:.1,t..1, week hem bets hay aprenee. the Wigan tin seer Made:Ws. iterwle. Bite.. WI se Webb trod Wird lea di le 41 . p r Imp. er ; Irak WU Ks. ed. te ila IL per SP/Pa. ; sed Mit Mork. _Ts. Oa a Illa per Is,. qr. The dared Ar Waal mu Ilerriberaele. aad Maws. so &mama of ea MGM ma le emoted from ISA ge Oath& Tas whisbeee te II PI eIL whew ; 1,735 kit IMO qrs. ads ; Ste en. Way. ad lambs leer. Ma arenas Mierthe ears loyeatee andel vaunt law bees-Wheat, a te ltr t Ira 114; Way, Ille. IL; Waft M. • Talintai. May 31.-What trek wry dull, and last with sir huh leapral. Insel. tea W. Ns. to 14/. per kW. MOILSIM Ille. le SOL pie V. Oat. Ha is 111. den, SU Is Va. Mam e AM. . olithatritro, Nay 10.-This in's Rube wu *staidly ell with What, vedei sold is* t ths prices d lei melt. red, Ka to 411.; wale. lila aNA barley, Se. aSA li - atis. *NIL Beam SOL to bk. OIL IJA to SIA par v. KALDIOTOXII, Kay 31 -A very am day, sad very few ti, at werai. trthe i all put we yen dew. bet at funpricos of kat day. the repay a Wheat Is My squats Ma amsai. limattatraia. May 31.-We kayo bed a lbw= WWI win; the tumble doll. alien% th e staitet Is . lasstsq, pflat ad sew, Tres very thus lap led hr. lbw it Eft treamd. at lie prises. Peas ilia sole a et Ina. Wheat. red, Oft to Is all ; at*, Oa to ele. fluky. pada& Ha le bt.s. Beam EftPam, aft le Us. KtrwtrwaT. M..y 31.-The hub arrivals of What it. Ilk der say maderate. bat the waft ba ear hose alleprbte a saNalat mai& Ma bat dtherniths On se re la i := bet UMW WI wads swithes dal. litre es* a astell bet Ibis ea elbr. Osts. ben% sod Paws ant psi& PLY woven, May 31.-The Ora market was ithily at- Wald, sail tsw Wee we wile et WWI, at bet Tugela ye prima Nein Is Is Iliad HEW Mr Win orl plain The weather -seetruse wry Ilea isi ells pea weL Ms seduls Oa work Bees boa isirele ten hues and Itialess. tremor, May 30.-Gan OA deseripises without mi. alba is prise trees the Isms& bet wea ; smis beiW. Mut. per W. Hass lls. Darby, pis eq., Ma. MII b. Oats. Hs. toro. 00110trUnort-Thas, Mat 30. -We maillwe le Ws i thaw weetwea. The tansere way al pals to C a lla g r e maket yes 101611r4e. What Ina a pedtmassult b a; alhowars el le. War Is.. at the ear aMa ulley apt. la last, ad Pao is &imam Oats la W the amert.Os a • pa Ir. Is sier Woke as slow. Ile =re plus .• - Drilla: Irlest. psi qr. el la s. amid. Durban tad Testrike, ad, Ha to Ka. ; Wis. 1101. wide. Mei -wain red. ea aOa a TIAN, Ha to Us. Oals. bed. Ha to Illa i steler lea be tta Dam sew, 27e. te OIL; abl.llle. to lie. 1/tr ai g. ie r, a ll 111 m. los, ale to alga; anthem Via to 411. W. to See. trip: Mut. WAIL, steno. to as baba. Mai. Whoa, amt itrahwal. 011 a a 4.1 lewolloll S a n d e itaila. efe. le 41Ia ; thimsla sad OW* 41".. to ees. dart y, pa tap. qe.. ettedlag, lIIA aNA Orls, Wei awl ittedeal. lie. Se fat MA beiag. M. aEa ; pain& M. to lea Rye, rim UN'. Clevensub. pee ea., rea, Ida leaae.• alb. Ne. le Hs. tlzaartraa, May 31.-This trade kr ' Waist is vary sbur, sad wet oil mi ri s e ralealise of fa pa qt. bah as pram alba The beet to lls.per qr. The swap prtre Us. pm sr. Oats an la Ilits bon& Ism la dart apply, eat Is. Ss. qt. data. WaTabSellth. Kg 30 - Our riPP OBII II 61 • 1 1 a Mk on Nalli. lige tam th an Y. 3- Our We owed: an se ere usempties bat the laseeme, la emelamesed Psalm Wag away • ass up. OA velem aa seam lard b all Mahe al all limp Ids& Of trek ea itnwavaoi. Key 30.-TM an* of &it.k What et rata = lea alPis wall; Osman Mae in aossigensi melba kat is shone et la. me qa. am the Ma of this day work. Itere us win mare drama War ear Omni Iltrat, au. to slake Wu the Egran/yOmo tera kurs. Moot& Sam wee amber MIR ; dm Wring kr, aid stem re sheet amielabrd. Thew was • sob ear le mil espy at Oele, eta dear al IM as M far qr, iNgiii, la. Amor. atalarsi What, tta. Hajlitthella• sle. 14 gutsy, tsp. des. ed.; serrees. fils. la 14. OM% let. w ; lIMINIO. alii. lA. Bodes, top, Via; sr ens% SU . otatetrow„ May 30 -A sane el Want tress Galen see ben dime War Ws Alessedria. Is el strut lAN sad . Moe Wilson timibo Wm por sa ,nr orla LW bends , sod Solutro. Ibis we baat WHO mai Thar Irma thetwed.beseassalbstedthe to Opp Ire the aka lea. As Orllal= o . s• priests awe aerietea a swat WM ma ape. OIL aseeladat ; aid alma 1,7111 we. W ta r re = lam la Oats Am Peers Wl* OM la the water. mal thetnn iL ee. g ise eartearal. the Weis ham Ina Imam that,. the weak without en srisrlat awe la prim wept Lisa Ow, abide Me breesti se ahowee al Kee la per bilk ea net a awl datiad. The dIVI•Wat dray away awl wt aria • M raw We weelly -ur hat watt ram Mar was maim win or pra ms. hid won held has Indy Walt kW bat peicer fire we salethed kr Ilssai. Ite ...teed 444. Wes ad tbswal. Ilame.er Pas. VW Weir, faouNt id Om, ha awarall rid tam Wei war deeper. lead. cps so. =tam Ware Wed. Tas triaterteLsre4boaer c a ge , 48 7 a s. to eat 4.1 28 .6 : 1 0111 . M. 011 - Sri* wallo. id. Ps to 11..eielertilLtiLzrist, ftke...„ niect,vrari,2l.t.,t4 s h.„. ; .... Sta.... to ww. Id.; Death. el& ZIA le ae. ; taw. awe OIL; dam auk aid, Ota. OA a 11a. Id.; Caladium. dd. Mta Ne.; WWI Illaba. eid. Ile. ft a ir la. latial. par &retard lbseit. um, Ills. or fee.; . 7e. to laa ; Ilidge. Os, Perersime. as., lea to lee; 17a. t o ea Illeha k awark sal Oise* arr. lb. te 11.. NI.; Irlab. IMO ma le lia IlL; UsarieL bri.. lea le ITA • teas, de, 17s. H.; tolli a ll7 aid. Ida 01. to lea; nits ths. Owe, pr tar, Maim, dd. la •to 150.; se& im. miwyl4a. te Ile.: bieft. pa Kalld. ra 1 5 s. ; r s.a letea. etles. all. le Ka lear, per Sens, 011. 14 Mt. Al. lthelisksopriete , na - ro bliintirsa Ks. ; Us. la etra alba ils. ss Vh.; Mamisaa. aarsat, per Weak Na. to MA owsel. MA le asa. OA; sear, ita. pet SIMMS sat. saw, rs. N. to Ka H. lades octet Ct. le pa Wis. 110141.--11eimmen Illkaisr.-Hems. Pattssilea sad with repetthat Os seelleas ireia the Hee phateliews are wearOa multirka• Mon b low 7 tfamaree was Wight Pear lam MIMS' theideraiy Ws Yfralisip l a wa The Weald of last aai lam asp NW. lea re art Du ha Is does at WOW. Pairstar, Way 31.-Ilisas oar last week's report we have se steak er fr, sed Tittles tan bet ars Am the &oar awe as. agambly bente• bet satedlawasate thslap paw rapid* HlDES.—LiasErama. lowa I.—ltarket Idday to p, liO.l= l l4lk 711 b, fab.o.WP, WAD 1116.1o0Oa,Stioli‘i ask walk so 11111., OIL to $4.1. ; to Nab. to —• oW Woo. nett, LAIL* fa id.; 1•11.41.. Si; bow k" ` Jm L—ZONIB SWAM% fIo.OL to OIL; Dow% 118.111. 660114 Mir o b. ft 111.4 g. ; • 11 m. lb. • K. Ibe =st midis st Mdmadds ammo W. so sod: is Mum Os mint sr Ss amid , usiddidold drank budgedr. as it my of fookiebo villijt op ozioneol ims == of the imbui.lbe MI sr~a•llmS sae Is Mob ma Tam Ms oda Ms damist. Mobode mar Mk Owl le kokkwar/ tlfi bard= vid ids mould' des dasibmadd Oat Mow yusisme bid Ws buoddift Modsaisi sAmebosedr. Idiss. ids in=bujit Os Mk smarm MI Me. din toddy dulliss wa.d. "'" = " 4l:: se IMMlsti sal dm sem psis, wideb my be nisibil by Ma low Om st walk lid an Masi sd .Mai Ilk =it: oi lb! fSW MllllllllOl6 Zile IS more oesigemsere. NAM andp be Ma id be WS immesdos Ors fibres k WM= dal Ilk . de trek d dbidd is mos dr tow pds• Misily Mail by Mbismed libssi al obis bow ends Ms Ido emipsdiss prossibe. name bud Mb dd. tbe May bosom uses sylissas. As and. gal noddlog kok skimp Is ads galrMs f or ow war" WS rid be sifts* se tbd loan WS . WS 5.4 Gm Tamar, Numb., bra ssassais se eases Is seas et my asasrt no &MIMS 00111. at as ass* la boss el a magas eharsar" ea Mods ems Wow ass they were • mom* sge. 6.4 Ow Gout LID Jetotow Ile Toast req!. oaddered se 3 W het ware seelethme kr in res tin, The si het kr IBMs wraith Wei; bas them very Stir g the 3 , 4 • with. _lmes loy r ata Wroth We the meted et the het evetheed Oath the imehers see soh seder sweet amd s o WM el =NW wire we WO they ht. As moth the sodium sued imeterolithes. et Wit thine bine Imes leltesift Way, e We. rehr bothoe bee Ws deme. sad OW ate othystedeely thth . AU • wide* Is 111 thole osy be net with is Meek, sad welmembie lag War hither Oros them eel sethd hthe bees th the eth et= 11.4 Mai Caws, II Two re. epos cwta • Isedenes Woe/ of deeimg the ememth. Prim ell we though ththmthild web .lit hen Wrathy hiss is I veer et the NNW OM invite eft they were a over sp. •Yr swot et 20 biro bee them Ws lsa ie lmel: thollud• Ihr mod. io maw se. maws am t ai se they woe • with se 133 Mhos Pow Wm Alp Ti tai Taaggi asi esstkrith reverie Abe hlrss reed, they ewe, and is gees Weed 4 Ma the why lethe s for iwg Wirt. • ▪ deesdothms Itro st the ossidlims et leth welt; ethers, et 4•011117.11110e# 1 3, sins d. say le the Went et sheet 1.41. • per pine. Tbe awed ithe bee set bees o f WNW* the 3,3 greet predmithis et thus, ft opopered dig of Ifi. Ora 33 mho Ws adios* Ws 13d. to per piece. Of esseetheteththeme 30 We see theilm, bet, they ate light Ter the 33 karar deft A n t? vs% 9 M desmsth Winos geed; is Nei oe YL sod ewe wham en lover h alused led. per lam 3, Oases them Rio raiser, et ore II Moo* thi Taus —ii Y the Ws loth Wish et Ye We We Sinus adosetwdy ter • Meth an new et WWI he meth, h the saber/. Wes et hather deb ter dot meriset; sea ee atl4 nth dl y Ws& =Vb. W. be !aUbe sre sow wry light to Wit sad • at the rthoweed. 011th it seirty in desrafthises, sad it, dews hp aSI Plig, welplivi shod thium, one ben Is way geed de. 3F mot threetheem Wow. wlib osmy et due sumiethethes other • maw he we W. Or weds= Woo the premed =WI • We et reek WWI+ potth wealth. 44 M, as 4 6 4 assbiso SS ass* sU Write M owlested a Wino learea. sod an • wee pestelly. Mee et to mman Wth Moth whet they IMO ss meth ego. A withrethe width el math therrithithe el ID smd 33 With does Wier is beighs it prim*. mergetee. 27.1aes Merry 03 aam 71 IWO' Towel ad deowithisse 4 shierSs esigeriestre a • awl tally seed le OS NINO Itharall• bawl 'or omay Wee et We, the bee bees WOW* earl pt. wy al Ur weihetemers en Lit esstmed r w Wets we. • Tree rodeos war the lower ow width Wiese he be takes ea. • WtheOoted en We bees Wrathy aswir three tee us =Lamp bums NADI. mile owilem ls hes bum 33 . The dewed kr sot lOW Twllls—wW an at the Ls swedoef lOW predweeles—lime bees to the @WT. 30 Owed MI WI ors and Ns mind= • leo W dew& Math ses, 711., coddle, la wry • good WWI. sed ere wee ft Webb ashes Is spas rsdestfas la• Wert lid. per these bee Ithes these T. is tie bw quids; Whith NO ow ra "Ml= ill souse, perehend WWl* at loth alma the tes • Wry liele the bees dome is the ow thin ail hethepriltisa. * are • sow bessolsg heavy is wk. They pstolig ess lower, sad is 10 nosy below may be perdireh Y WWI, Wow the quotelkos • l 0 Ite Air NeamorseAses. 14 Tome, Is the Ow geathin ors. • weedlogly araersa, Wag to the seedtheed Wow at my amen ileserml. Newly di ossidadsren ere Wier Wthet as Yr wee tormare. Pam ee flaa. The Wham net bat NI uthelltioore UMW wane; they the hoe Ws is geed desert. leo tn,d=d.... shoot lid. per pleselewer them they were at the 30 Ls ha etre 6 lose Caws, SI T h :z am beth le ss iii mde Doer ilo all esalidea, Ws 41 geed fkirsi Of ems GI 11 there lieweeer, it to besot with ; still to Does- as 1= 66.8 10410thesos. Pile.. bee lw alma% 10 Dorann.—M.tsathe.eyQsMlfrneweapr4aedrsnesd. is wt. They ere all beery i dim a m p sed Mier se po th ered et the 13 raise Islas Wig the Welt ad year. lain the wow 111 sad low emolgthmee the Ms them le ble With Soatryt. SO Of we hied. OW NO r booth thth, bld PUN& OM age 5 0 brim is um, see sulsehy ow dos wry we 16 tin 30 sod et YR walk wilt a bib. Is hew of the Wens weds eh. In Yams:ram a P *icons—A wry Wilbur mouth at LESS IL Sfampla bess trossied Is the heir Web ere sow wry Wry to SO Muds= q Abode% froeiOne3 4 Amami% OAdogOo9s, 10 .• owl 11.111 rd Johilillea4l oll 4 or wilt openness 10 Do. vltbout • 131 aim Way., dad am 10W' oo . 01110, — Ira k. a s Doan collo dal/ gold or with 10 DA wiltistageszoo ... to 100108.1Nomorl Ara.. 00 WWI lit Do. 3 aim 10 Do. Liu hoagies ... SO • sad Iliejtood IS Do. ?Memos W 4 Dais 05.4 11012243 Joao. sise swam, •.. M Do (tSIO IL Sr M 433.1044 0 per Alter 10 Swan Opuntia 911 Do. New err. 9 per ot. Do. 133, • ow et., 14(3.1 Do. do. N Do. S. tE. Spot 42 Do. Mtrw••• MoL t ot aim 281 rime ditto.. .. 10 Do.rnar. S.. OA) J 5 AAA IS Do. 112* 01 Dss. de. I 'buss SI DAG Ft 24. Prof. Llaosboldos So rstlabortzi n Cissiim• • 20 Do. 20 G roat 112 Do.* drovo,A.DuilerrOO 74 Do.l Amos IA a sor 22 Do. Exondon 43 01.12:092.2.41 101 Groot North of Do sew. A4O . $0 Do. Now, SVO ... • • 14 Do. Nor, 100 Orem %Worn -24.1 Do. IS Do. Now, 00 Ball a2*sa 13 131. 14 Do. SO Loamy I 10 Do. IS law 46 Do V. D is 1 . 13 Dank& . 10 Do. New (guar . ..ll par ot.)I 9 14. Walt Ordloo Onke l 15 Do. Poistoo sag Wyro o. Atom (A) 30 91 to ed sad &Word... ... 50 Leeds sad TWA 45 Do. Now 121 Landon sad ilaoloroll 00 lambs, Beiittusdkflosta MIT Ond Thirds . white and *err _ ~ _-._ __— _ Sijois, of hilly 14 per OM. WM? miaow, .a: at liii illa of A pr i l. 9 9 D o , pgra m ee d 3 v. Tee atm my be of 441 ad ar Menem Tenets have 181000,8 link& beet he gni sad eerie Si, rain ming a Meth ago. Of so so Do, hog 0 par Oat_ Ms atone are light 50 30 Do.Ounvert. 3p. G.,11131 PROM Moe etammir tree Merin &rag the perest 3 s Do, Mew ss goor,gp,o. Meta they ala le the parer rarte. Praia, plOasll7 are MI 111 lit undo. so d G romn th .. bon iwg amert and bare trek arm Steer no airy tight 10 ig Do, r o o m . peeran=o• in time is Mine Geeminitt sow, we • fns aark at. Ka London a pr c alogs s i,, mho wig mail M W ismilty Mae. 13 7 Do. 41e. %.w 4 Mires - Wane Twer.-We ere rand or quondam era 11 to We 41th r 1 Do, Imo . ariSan bared derma So ler Na in ken it 710 1 D0.81016.,11.5ed17.(C) d Morro Ere nor OM Yen her Meellor. no In. 30 Imam & Southeentont Greed prenueft an earn mehared. Vote 144 have el Us Do. New, SOO .. ... ham ail areet Ow Wren and the Indleseimena, awl re go 34 Do, pm del „, ... IMO& 11Noll re, howner, ear Mr to be east 14 14 Do. Thine - . .. with lame Men of apireare wis Mee pnabrel ra sh NM $0 a Do. Preference 7 p.a... anelies to Ming it millg en rend. Th e am try be of IS 44 Mmett., Buz., sad Mat.. lib te We, en" ia to tie orrseurainer, hew beat log he tooth, NM., ono Lim Man Many in Mario mains lior Chimer Omer amides. Is 16 II Us. I thane, No. 1 .. Ws to We •Mr meet of benne bat hem bye. 01 IMO Rase 33 23 Do. gun% No, I „ rap rens ore bin ei ormoligha. la der we b net she our 174 134 Do, s hone, No. 3 .. • =Wm we all Mr* le Min See r 41%. 4 von 10 10 Do., New ZlO Pref. ... = "I llairer bee b,mitre. gran of then arreavy, ad prism Ou 30 Do., Greet Onsaby ... In trey weep remearibie by the ISOM of ogasstlass. Wmos eve 10 17 Do, do, „, ,„ „, „ ben Is Mr d . beth for the beer for sent teade, ma mane 124 In Do, do, , „ higher Mee Ina mid he Warr Or enter norm and 14 20 Do Mee ant - Limaelm... qualides im Ine 2l Do. Clegueby Doek ... Nina fenor,-Ve le Ire bee beet be per newel Ave Ouirem, al 44 Do. cogoto Oils „ eel en rum The man= of net meth an any nolieed. 84, Igo midland . _ „. li'..lre, Ma Me lee her the are goner bar Mere. beet hi so 23 D o , mg Zug; , psi Moe & ael ere by me rem remler They at will Mao. it. Igo Do, Dino, out DWI, ~ Used, an Mem WI re plsWoal. Dr derma Or Ora barer 414, to Do, B. owe, a p. o. . hens von Sena are,Mk, erl Me, whin are all none, and St. he Norfolk .. .„ ... ... same, pankalsen la made en, bar bees is my peel bred so is Do, Now deg _ IN Irk. ana erne it Ii _ mint Gera Na grareM , be mewed 10 se Do, esoloo.• per urea dre me= era, We, thea. aM 1. whin have bees 44 g Do, Goorms‘ per for a temp Ore hem at net a 7 117 Mr 13 SS North Berth ... - ... Meer ter Irale elee, M be an a tow ran Uighur in reek Ike they IR 124 Do. Mee ... ..„ ... were a noon am. node of tire as mew emperelhely Ort. gi Do. rem _ ... ... Oat menthes reran unaitrakee it is Oar& to mann Is the si Do. ... ... ... armee st Men operren wl_ their men vane eery Y. 3 1 Do. parereera .., ... Twist and Ple Sap, though uneemiled Ink arty imeneweet in SO 114 NoriSlNaordilitio ... . prise, have teem ia gnaw enramel• ma MOW Twin time tree- go so meg& woo. e grower. Soll. la one, red le/Mer rre mere surten ad geslitiee. new IS 1$ noad..Oung, ma Negate ben mush eon mar, ser tea ea neireelie istsat peerry. $4 BSS norm ma MMus .. SURDaT WOOS VIIIIIINIMMIIia eill far me pertivrar mem It 1 3Ortri I ismer* - metwineeseang rot Me moan of imparts Is, n ma Blifibi. thither, ao far this an sea le mem et wirt they were al. the Ilan of . ba r weratimete the perminee ise el 7 Do,. aro B A ... .. arum so elm tree the manna stele al peeler ret teem em the g s Do„ new Doosootood... Coutiman We rem of rune, as limber epos thiednlrist. De 10 11 aluswateary aid Crete refer me Dm sir" as we shall te ~ le ee while they bet, to arena ger •We Mho brims the what we as eerie would 10 9 Do. Hare . .- 011188151410 1101018. hi Gan rit will be eltuerved, seem M. 2 0 154 Do. Orweetry - ... - neer o amoupela nth, if we except arra de wirer of 10 I Do. New... - - ... siege nedene. M. Pries. rep instaillel derby 10 10 Do.l • art. Prof. ... a tlr g i t il leve eels needed. Witt er ft Term men 2• 3 • qualities amino we to bear with k reek; bet gingerly they 80 10 Dews ore tight Mown. A. wren are hirer 13 13 De PTO/MN ... ... Is.taa Dee =err lave bra le }= T er= s the meth; 12 7. South nalliedran... .. M Men, and Ito Ws Warr Twin Ws 334 034 • •th ?min% ... ... . . ✓e a =7 MI r i trienicese et the eaten hove ben spin $2 at Do. No.l ... ... ... alma eretiy be are wsnivel of the Yet Lilo rd 134 17 Do. No.l ... ... ... China nib, • ern leedes bee Ma tee demeteriele of the se 80 DO. Na 3 ... ... ..• ristet. -Feet MAIM JrNair, Orriakffs, ma Irfritses lhatkly 10 10 Do. No. 4 =teed ... Moran 10 10 Do. Na 4 ... SO 33 &loth Waite 1 South Tognain; lieni: 11 th&= t. r eel Oaelo .... i. .. i Mx 30 Om SWIM Spout. per. 21 Do. dab AIL • 11 IibiAMIMIALWf•Ii. 43 Wft NMI a Went. lis T~OU•110•1111arwiell 10 De Zeirelle (York a De. OJUL itirtre;le - Porteste .. .. 30 Tenter North 10 De. Prelbreme 23 De NM &WM HOSIERY AND LACE TRADE. Nomireihr, 10 lay $l.-allat tomoot of at ma& Gam deakkpre sta 1:412. _ Orr. A prim roarg maim la malioal as ostaa Bid ** in isamod tot tams Or boa boa mat to ant It Ilmatatir aa as ~, Man oat bow itala Toy awe was ins; bra ameba" la r: 11111111618111IP. no timaista *lamb Om Waal. btatabia to .... also as ammt of Wiaganj, otta malsootayalw. taa, '' art ogsfiass Ma ao Yam tMI lilffil e ism usiai" sr . GO laild Ida aola Ma as me bmoomd our afro Err as ; at._ Ma is So nos eas Ms Si loss* lan ablobboo k taw *a =llknigalkllie dada liko NI Ibm le ans tato Tao Aral swam lab Is la arm boatet ram rat is oroososte ow mar kor Oro Worn Ides arm fa as saw of _ arllat so, riot Tboaampolala Ma maa= &a:S ak ai*, a t , - obi • pia sat MI gator ro earl rivals as r. lois pt ark attendee. TM ill albaboWalb in osteetita at .., dr Sums Om. on la a sea leigwara 'Mow di all polk.INNIk mod ; k numbs mikookokkkommaarar haftimeamk TM beliM , 4sat Ma Mato ooloonlarobto Iffaiit poi& ANNE. %Mak= imam Ns wok akomod, kw dftion=ri ib ror beads kink* smiet s = q NEN Is =WI r mar ro HISR.Sa Sloglia kg 1111. 1 fte and Pill.b• at la a ✓oma yaks sra Ilkilimik, sed eassegairstAy. skima ifs Mw N to mitt dm& SINN NMI" es hwy. ememl writ kw fi INAN km rearke Ns la bet they au* is beN it :a ke eNkskiki dr *ear of =Wog lan or . I TM amaastlis to Me awls a ammati. I =La Tada o tam, dash amoral new law Wm milk to le als atroatak atm Ma bara abeam mop ha a boat bot a era /womb art slo stoma* to wa !be in mar 111 11. 6 . 7 oto le r masa nstat avi l ia l y " ati m Zr a bort X i dne l e a. totroa lli7 o: 46 .: ro Or artta a borov%==loti tbat a mama ii• —Rott=avita 2.0 2,. at Uttar ......—..... to CATTLZ, b.—OsterawneLD, Two datek.—TM nip * el Tr by as seem saleadwe the deseewl le lesetwee aad the qwelselea et le slay tubed la e a Leas Se. ed. Is mare /weal fetes ler Os b tirades. Teed. is slow tait Sleep, tot the Walsh= a* having math amok es lewd, they are waft al seta at *set liesec•• pekes. Lob Is reeetty la reverts the stereo quality et the atieW Is as ark eseemesetty the ebelseet Weds webs was W. WWI ate m etli gazebos; ebeleset queldee are the turf deem, bet ea . wend, be laded Meer. Item Gomm wed Hei ad hate at Dawat, deelbsee, mad 1311Calese Ilestiesd, w !feet; sad ill Mdi Oewe tor She Be.. O his. lie dim a Loa ere. of 5.1. ad Owl Seale. 6 I Deet Dm. tilobb. IL $ so m e sawaseella $ 4 Dot Leasweeels. ..... • seems woo Dna— I S 3 Dade. Item . 3 4 ierj Lia nee 3 4 4 Dee do. Shen . Ilegemode _m wishat. o : 0 Sheep lad Isaaree. 14110; Mink 446 ; Itga. LtioioW.—At the fair cm Toady/ aid Weiseedm Let ihe owl" el Sheep sad I.l=s ere vezar s s Owes sad Imes sell lava, TM prism eld 11$‘ to pie Ds PO OMNI sli at hi. to Sea. pee lb., ass Ms Molt at Ist ladillirtwi F y n. FISWASZ. W2111171f PAIS WY well swagiliPd with Sheep, bath IA wed eons; urns& el WIN were wased, wed mast et them woe aped et—tbe Mat ea belbriar sad the woke at • Wit nom ma WWII' Were Wats, witch sold Cewe were la deerad. mom to Id. par lb. Mr lions lien ma a soma in; mod rilmirmill lesearo hardy, at this Air, the supply of His wetshrp. Ms very prime Omulterm me la emet damered. VIM prime, SO or hi edam we up f• pima Wm few Is learemy spindi MEM hr Lemke amt; isiaintaszyksokablio kr morm . SO to 0 piens mei. Bep kr pow WOMB booket mad sad yew mike hem le 10 mat emod rah. ti II pions la the Mho kik orb was Idea Iselaw pine 'WM& the herit thommer.ella, maim km bed. ! 1. bete. IL ie OLs is ; 41. se ft po imra boos ilk Chteeo2 10 Meolesro, Si. to He. oar howl. The Owe Westameemity eid, thojobbis barbs Week Imply, to mad We Ill ese era. kitewah, Way 30.—We were moderately with telb Usols to.dey w ad thud ality Ode. We soda as == "11 0: ale t wlariae r llTareallb el araLe d k" THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVE .\ ENG. JUNE 1, 1849. EDuiviunt. Ms y 30.—Ttis aturyda• the 'apply of Gado bot Want fboattattor Wag ITS or 15 sore tboa bat week, and all al agouti. VI Deana. sloo good, rod bat we pram gag aniftised. y tor Odds of • mail dad Top prim, 10. gangatoa, doom to Si par Dumb dome. - At tba eke, • good oimmodoion olkooad. Thosaypty of Ow" me Lanai wad kos tido minim WM Wag 1,561, or 41 IMO thou lard wok. Dosoad good. am pins • dris Whir tho ll4 tlmelL__,__Tep prim ot dr • at Meow M. per If.; survest. 104.. of two* Mi. IL; at. to ltd. At tho oboe of the market • coutdetalo amber Of May tam amid. RAILWAY& TIM DAT, Two o'Cioca. The share market is decidedly Brener this mewing. London and Noith Wes:erns has. edema d to 126 to 6; Eastern Coon:its to 8 to 1; and there aro boyars of York and North Midlands at 30j. • In Fritsch shares there is nothing doing scarcely. Ckeing prior. yesterd .y. M I iIUTIIIII EAILWATL taloa today up to 1 ocloot. 174 es 113 Ids i 3-. 3 41 db. 4 5 pa. S 4 pi. 1 A Pa. 19 11 fills. 10 9 dia. If 1 , 1 did 114 24 If di. 1 l pm. 14 lll ii 6 33 SI di. 2 11 1 I ► 1 11 v. Pat NM 54 IS 111 et. d. I I ps. IS IS di. IS 16 dig. IS If lit lit " ilk. 17 Mi. !!. ii 4 I 4 db. 10 de. 11 1 dia. II 1 dia 14 111 241 21 1 23 SG 10e 11 . _ 171 7 ttai al I I 5 44 stle. N SS %dla - 1 pm. $0 se IS 14 Om. II 7 die. al l tit ti 34 al.. I pas. • 1141. $ l l SS io ii dia. 4/ 41 - tio ye. i: -L 361 gi 91 61 u a a It 2 124 . 12$ 5 pub. 21 as 35 M. 17 15 db. 14_ 12 db. I 84 SS • / elio. II 10 17 19 13 II dl.. 7 Ms. IS 14 Ms. IS 14 dlr. SI 69 51 SI& 67 121 111 dli. 42 44 1231 1241 34 ST 13 12 dls. IS 19 1 4 3 In 51 ma. If . IS_ n I i Va. t PEP. $ as. 4 Oa 11 11 pm I 1 dia. 1 4 die. T 11 ft. di. 141 2 1 111 di. 12 12 11 14. 1 91 9lO. 90 die. db. 4 a n SO die. Si $ Ms. se S as. .4 I pa. is U es. ill 44 1 1 lie dia. d 41 8 1 i 6 DO 14, .. il "ii all- Noway Zur.werg. Ili mg II Imo (V • Imam radanis M. Do. le. 13 errors of here ... T sad Border: ... ill Parer Oruro „. le Parker lam 111 Pare er terror, .. BO sad Hone . f• riYwr .. 11 led Nardi& 4.1 • 7 a. si - Ti ii ab. teds. i gas. r t i = 1 2: 17 It "14 AL 9 S LIVIMPOOL, May 81. eroddi-isalassaa.— The auirkst is BM Me w l; aisd rait wi t .—Csaddada (prat. awes). it i —bus saw ). id L— Oast Weems (I arm d• ). q —addadake end alma. Oak slarok 41 .I.—IM• lint. alares). 11—Dias ((ft. arm W.R.11), a it el.—U.4mn(RIM Wows. 444 4 . 4 bog. Ow i 414444), 414. M. I I is. dila-14Mo (Ilak alasssir m ai i s oir, ref Wt. sad Limas (Orsit Orlasay sad Illadadd 114 -mem; ih Ii—DISK(S siares), e. II i M. 111 If a 111 I.— oria u m i ak A, Maft Easters sad Dor s =4o. Vinod is 14 4.), 411—Yar. Noma* sad (0 .8 d pas amt. %Oh 4 d. DIRMINGHAM, Meg 31. 8100Z-ZIOSAeII —Oar sham market was lam add moos beim= agog tacky. Inedes aid Narth Walla= wen done it II:=41 pa.; at ebroinbar, sad 12s, et 64 dis kil ltrogektre at taloak at d. LBEDS. May 31. 11romEicnamgoi.—The s'iar• aaarhot was rather inactive tads .„.... y sod rim wan aot so Immo yesterday, although no material amid ba aotiold. Maud Stook, 67t; Groat Northam Id. dia. BRISTOL. May 81. thoa[-E:oauxel.—The muirAt win saheb better, both as regards Arouse as 4 orlon. Chat Wales Clossoss &MIS left seat GI di.; Esabra Comtism, W; Taff rain Fho pas that. Mak o par cam du. Loam* AND Noun( Warraix.--litees are helm tams fee the establi.heret of a general post .ellee it thfi eon yeay's antral statism at Wolverton, it being mesh desired by samatereial travellers. This emepaity have jam am assed naming a navel hied of waveyeaek Whoa " the earriame," Weeded for the um d families end their *meats, who comp, eseeed. , lase awes on either side, and they its head to be a great osmium. ?fi l ezdiv a i FA - i pi. II • ii 19 Sir U. witi.outinay withdrew his amendment, and the sots was agreed to. On the report of the committee of supply upon the *my estimates being brought •p. 1 M PERI AL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF CUMMONS—TsuasDAT, MAY 31. The Srariaam took the eitsur a.. 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. BEPORIS CONSIDERED.—East Lothian, Control, and titeek•oe and D.rlingtun Railway Bills. THIRD ERADINGS.—Abdy's Ramie ; Bast Militias Railway ; PUBLIC BUSINESS. PE lONS PRRSRNT RD. GININWICH M♦saar.—By Mr. BARNARD. from Greenwich, against the remover of the maybe•. M• 11111•0611 WITH ♦ Daca♦esD Wire's SISTZIt —By Mr. FULLIIR cud Mr. BUCK trout plates in East Sane: and North Dever., ageing the prepaid alteration of the law of marriage. Ecormaissolost. Pao TTTTT —By Lord C. MANNERS, from Melton M .tebrey, against the retest order in council foe Ike ale of tit►es, and praying against the alienation or watch property from axles satinet pu•poses. SIIITIITIILD MAXIM —By Mr. CHRISTOPHER, from numerous assrettaats, hankers, and other', of the City of London, for the removal of 8.1% field Market. Pooa LAW Ornosan —By Mr SUDBURY, from Suf folk, for the superanonstion of poor law cilium. Umtranest Elorrimoz.—By Mr. DUNCAN, from Edin burgh, in favuur 01 unit. nal mane. TALMO IN PPANITITUTION.—By Mr. MARTIN (12), from dim rules congtaaatiums in Yurk,Anire, fur =teatime to be instituted egoism persons trading in prostitetiOn. MAOlsruATna' CLARKS.—By Mr. COCKBURN, from the mayor and corporation ut Stuthampton, against the practice of paying 'magistrates' clerks by MUMS M ISM RZOISTIIATION or Scout' BIWIIII AND MAaaUo:e.— By Mr. F. MAULE, from Perth. against certain clauses of the bid kw the reguitration of births sad marriages in Soot lead. Paorr.a'a C .—By Lord D. STUART, from in habitants of Meryl/boas, in favour of the Peeples Coiner. Posr-orrice.—By the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, from Chester, for reform is the Post-office. COUNTY Comm.—By Mr. MOSTYN, from Llanwryit, for an extension of t►e junsdietioa of the county coarte. Cuss or Rix. Ma. Smona.—By Mr. COBDEN, from Wesleyan congr. ratios at ?leeway, L'acolnehire, tor the relies* of Mr. Boom. IbrramstrAz. ACT.—By Mr. COBDEN, from the inhabit. cam .4 Roos, Denbigiunire, kir me repeal of the Septen nial Act. NOTICES OF MOTION. OEKNNT AND SHETLAND Gaisvascsa.-11T ANDER SON, On Tuesday, June 12, to move for a 'elect eummitue to inquire into Um allegations of certain petitions from the lanoitulders, traders, and other innalutante co Orkney and Shetland, complaining of Tolosa local vievaneos operating as impediments to the due development of the iodustrial Te mente,' of those islands. LUNATIC ASYLUMS (SCOTLAND) BILL.—Mr. ANDER SON, income trio bill sluull pass the second reading, to stove is committee that the islands of Orkney and Shetland be en , opted from its operation. ACCIDeriTe tN 11111111.—Mr. WYLD, on an early day, to move that the inettseiug Las of Its in the coal nuoes of Groat Britain imperatively demand the interference of the legislature. NEW HERBER. Sir J. NICHOLL took the paths and his neat for Cardiff. MARTLEBONE AND FINCHLEY TURNPIKE ROADS. Lord D. STUART moved, " That the p titian of owners and occupias of homes in the New Finchley-road and Avenue-road, for the introduction of climes into any general bill which might be introduced Cr the continuance of turn • ata, prohibiting the trustees of the Maryleboae and Finaley turnpike-rads tram erecting, or permitting to re. male, any toll gate or bar on say part of tnr Filichley-roe4 and Avenue-MO, on the south side of or nearer to London than the Swims Cottage, presented to the house on the 12th May, 048 ; end the petitions tor eoutlauente of the Meryl'. ' bone and Finality road Acts, from the trustees of Hanle boat and Fiabley tarapiari roads, and the bonded creditors of the Menlebone and kinenl.l turnpike trust, treatise' to the hi.use on 3rd Angus:, 1848, be reterred to the committee on group 19 of private ills." Atter a few words 11001 Mr. DRUM and Mr. C. LEWIS, the motion was withdrawn. CANADA—THE TIMES NEWSPAPER. Mr. CHRISTOPHER begged to ask a questiou.of which he had given noises to the Under-fittretary for the Colonise' (Mr. Hawes). Pigpen relating to the affairs of Canada had only been placed in ass hands of Lon. members of that house in the ODUriO of the prasidine day, but those papers had sp ilt print, in the Times newspaper of Saturday last. It l i z il l unition be wished to a,k was, whether any person con nected with the Colonial-optics bad received the sanction of the government to r.Jmenuniteite papers to the Times news. pap- r before they were placed in the bands of hun. Jam bes ? He was induced to era tab quesuon In consequence of fernier papers relating to Comedian affair., havii g also ap peared in to columns of the limes beton they were com municated to the house. Mr. HAWKS felt obliged for the intimation given him, that the boa member intended to put this question. In the first instate, to which allusion had been made the papers were printed and delivered to hon. members on the morning after they had been received. In the second instance similar orders were kneed, but the papers had not been delivered to hen. members ea the following day, in consequence of the Whitsuntide holidays. Beside., the Colonial-uflhe had no astral unt the delivery of documents. Instructions had set Wm given to favour any particular newspaper. Oa the int eceados several applications had been made to him by wad& parties represent* the press to have a copy of tee mpz uai rezeived. It was then deemed of emends' that the papers in question should be made known to the public as rapidly as possible, and in every instance applications from the pre s were, as far se practicable, promptly complied with. (Hear.) He could only regret that one application respecting the pipers last received had reached his hands so late an the evening that he was unable to comply with it, otherwise he should have bad great pleasure in doing so. (Hear, hear.) On many easmions, bat peed/Julio.ly on occasions of this sort, it was of the assist &deade' to the government to aid publicity ; and he believed the public woad awe* with him, that upon a topic se initiating as that of Canada, net Majesty's minister. acted rightly in availing themselves a the pabliaty the prom afforded. (Hear, hear.) PUBLIC WALKS IN LARGE c TOWNS. Mir. BLANEY begged to ask theright boa. gen the Secretary tor the Tierney, how of a TOWNS. 10,0001., voted for the establishment of public walks is brie towns, remained unappropriated ? Mr. HATTER replied that the vote of 10,0001. had bean made in the year 1841. Of that ism betwen 4,0001. and 6,0001. had been appropriated for public walks in large towns, end there were applications at present before the tree min for about 3,0001. man. The general regulation under which edemas had been made was, that the parries apply ing should undertake, by yarns of volantry subscriptiums, to raise a saes at least equal to the amount they *ought to obtain from the treasury. The 5,0001. had been advanced to Damns, Portemeath, Manchester, whither places, and ap plications for the 3.0001. had come has Saaaland, Stock port, Oldham, and elsewhere. SUPPLY. Upon the repeat el b lag brought up, for voting 784.7681. epee the navy estimates (wages to anthems), Sir H. WILLOLIGHBY moved • reduction of 60,0001. M this vote. He deeplegretted the absence of the hon. siestkie fur Montrose ( Mr. _Hume), beciatue that los. gen theme would have proposed • redeetio.• is the present wi h his usual ability. Bat as he (Sir H. Wil- I booby) had gime sons of his motion, and as this was the only opportunity he would have of getting armor infion as to the principle upon wan the vote was calcule 1 end ailed, he bad no shaman but to prneeed with his observa tions. In the year that was past 861.0001. had been de mein a tat vote. A comatittes was then appointed to ineedgais the anal expenditure, and the estimate bad boon ma nn by the rem x 140,0001. The not sow demanded was emereases, and with the saseeptita et the two last years was unpressienedly neat. It had rim from 400,0001. in ISO up to its t amount. The make of artificers, had tens from 8,000 in 1833, to 13,278 is 1848, of the morns He believed ihn an Meant navy 60,000 horse new ; and that they • maritime power telly equal to their requlremeate. He admitted there was = s of a war, bat there was alto danger that emissive would cane diesestest easy the semen He wee anxious to know whyuy required so large • vote at man, and upon what priscipla th so enormoss an cinna bars had been °assisted Mr. GODSON smosieil the amenmeat. Sir F. BARING said that if a amine naval fares was to be kept up in the awry, the duskier& meet be main talo is be ethane seen He know set hew tits WA/ n •••11 be missed ; end urn lestiog se the seem sav v y of Wrens be wee sot trained to think that that a Begked was to kegs. Tae mean navy of haws at priest wir wo m Crsad within the Int kw weeks it had ik ethective ihr beam; troops end other p apogee also. (Fen) The km. patinae had entrasted our enema. Imo ells year with Sumer years, bat he ought to recollect SW the work at the dockyards was inereariag, and that a biker elms of wages for good weakness an exprisisen diens nits be paid Ira was the an la sew estabilith ants. Inge minutiae. in wages and as bad, however Ufa glass. an the several ememindeal recommendation: 11.1011191 in the report of the committee were in proems of big carried eat, cossisteatly with the due efficiency uf the funks. (therar.) Mr. lIBNLSY ernended that the principle kid dam by the right hoo. gentleman of making the anoilem of 'rakers bear a fair proportion to the naval fn. kept up had not bees adhered to. bat that them had been a consider. able moms, sad that that oxen bad been prngr salve for soma nem past. He could not therefore sir. e with the tight boa. gentleman that every swam consistent with the effieleney of the navy had been obsery Capt. PECHELL °emplaned of the greet expenditure caned by employing steamers instead of sailing vessels, and also of that awed by the necessity of frequently remaking vessels, which might be obviated by the use of the marine gin indeed of pitch. At least 80,0001. • year mint be ar id it this levitation of Mr. Jeffrey WWI resorted to. Sir C. SUBILELL bore testimony to the value of the gas imali fii , F at . gi ll the ne Ai l L a viag G m tvi i d th w i l i t th f an er e agli in vie qu eul w iry t te ural was ma PurPciss at e p arr : onsu restat being , with Mr. Jeffrey oa the subject of his invention. (Hear.) J. TTRELL bad seen the marine glue lased, sad with the but postale effect'. Mr. SCULLY promoted • petition from a Mn.Ueiack, prayiag for the usual pension allowed to colonel's widows, and prayed the attention of the Secretary at War to it. Mr. F. MAULS said the claim was one of very old stand log, sad hod already been adjudicated on by several succee d,e inioistere at war, who were all of opinion, him.el' amongst the rest, that it was not founded in justice ; the fact b. log that Colonel Ude& when mulled to the peti tioner was upwards of 70 gears of age, which precluded her from any peicion. If it were not to, they would have ladies constantly marrying aged officers for the purpose of obtain lag the pension. The report was then read and agreed to, and the house resolved itself into • eonnoltee of supply on the miscel laneous estimates. On the vote of 73,6001. Is. U., under the head of civil con tingencies, being proposed, Mr. OSBORNE said that great expectations, in which, however, he had not joined, had been formed lest year in consequence of the appointment of the committee, but he certainly thought that neither the house nor the country had any reason to congratulate themselves on the altering or cutting down of these miscellaneous estimates. In ene or two instances the report of the committee had been attended to, but there bad been a total absence of any prin ciple on which to act. fie regretted that these miscelleneoue estimates were furnished in their present detached form. It would be much better to demi(' them under the heads of civil, colonial, and public buildings; and if they wished for civil contingencies, they might call them misc. Duteous es timates The fine item to which he wished to sell alien. Lion, but not with a view to reduction, for the money was already paid, and if they reduced it he knew not from what source the deficiency coald b. supplied, was the sum of 3061. in the vote before the house on asecuustrif expenses itcane4 in the exploration and survey of the undetermined boundary between tht British admits in North America and the United States, pursuant to the treaty of Washtngton. Bury year, since 1845, there had been a charge on account of that treaty, and he should be glid to know how long it wu to be in existence, end what the .entire out_ wu to be. In the same Tote was the itsni of 2,0001. on account of the expenses — 7l Earl Mint*. He did notice It is item in order to take any exception to the mission, begone* the noble lord the Secre tary for Foreign Affairs last year made a mast able defence of it. Indeed, he had never heard anything from the noble lord is that hones more satisfactory of his policy—(hear. hear)—and he referred to it only for the purpose of ;pointing out that there was last year the a charge of 2,000 1 . ter the same mission, end he wished to know what the total expense was to be. The next item was NM on account of the expenses of Colonel Wylde whilst Gn a special mission to Portugal; last year it was 1,6001. He should be glad to know what wes the whole expense of Col. Wylde, and whether they had now done with it. He would coogratulate the committee on the very small item for the passages of bishops to the oo'otiee, 1761. 13s. 4d., which, last year, had been 1,2091. (Hear, hear.) There was en item of 1,1001. for the outfit and equipage of Mr. Southern, on his proceeding to Buenos Ayres. In 1846 there was a similar charge of 4,7831. ; and some explanation ought to be given, to show whether the negotiations going on at Buenos Ayres warranted the outlay of these sums. (Hear.) There was a sum of 1001. to Mr. Re beets, the president of Liberia He was nog suffi iently a geographer to know where Liberia was; he had looked for it in a map, and could not find it. (" Hear, bear," and "It is on the coast of Africa.") He was not aware, at all events, that we had established a republic there. ( Laughter) I. No. 3 were some very curious items. The charge for attendance of lettermen at the House of Lords had dwindled down from 2031. to two guineas. Seel items as than night never to have been introduced ; he hoped they would be distinct)y explained. Then thin was 4431. for what was called venial allowances to trunneten but though the trumpeters might be triennial, the vote was annual. (Laughter., Lee yesr there had been a charge of 1831. for silver trumpets, and this year it was 4461. for " triennial and other allowances to the sergeant trumpeter and to the household trumpeters, end for new silver trumpets and kettle drums, stc. No ministry ought to come down to ask the house for these paltry sums, which, however, were annual, and soon amounted te several thousands. There was an item of 6061. for '• travelling esteems of the King and Queen of the Belgians, the Doke of tine Coburg, and the Prins of Prussia, daring their visits to this country." That was a bad precedent, and royal per sonage@ ought to be ashamed to send in a bill to that house after visiting their royal relatives in this country. ( Hear.) The first vote under the head No. 4 was very extraordinary : 6001. for" the commission appointed to settle the claims of Bri tish subjects in the Portuguese army and navy during the war of liberation in Portugal." This tommnion had co•t 11,3061. since 1843 ; end they had not finally adjudicated to this mo ment. This, if not • job, was a most prodigal expenditure of the public money. Then there was 8651. for " the comenimion appointed for the purpose of i quiring " whether advantage might not be taken of the rebuilding of the hones of par• liament for the purpose of pouncing end encouraging the fine arts." Already 6,0001. had been expended on this com mission ; he said nothing of the frescoes, ovary one could judge of those ; but the expenditure was going en every year. He wanted to know what were the expenses of these men of taste, and how they had come to lay out 6,0001. Then 8601. was put down for the commission for metropo litan improvements ; last year it was 9241. But the most expensive thing was the commission on the heath or the me tropolis, which was 1,8001. this year, and 3001. last year. Then there was " the commission for inquiring into the conditions to be observed in the appli cation of iron to railway structures," 25001. this year; 6001. last year. What did this commission mean, and what was to be its ultimate cost? There was an item of 2,5001. 175. for the commission for inquiring into the mud. tuti-n and management of the royal mint. (Hear, hear.) There was a charge of 5001. " for preparing a digest of the evidence taken before the commission appointed to inquire into the unroof land in Ireland." So, after they had paid for the big blue books, which nobody read, there was a charge of 6001. tor reducing It to a blue book in duodecimo. (liev.) The sum of 601. WE charged as the "expose incurred in pre paring casts of the l'higalian marbles, and sending them to Athens as a present to the King of Greece." If we were in the humour for making presents, much better would it be to make some outlay on that deserving traveller Mr. Layard. (Hear, tear.) There were two sums of 6101. and 4001. for accounts of turnpike trusts and highways—he supposed connected with that bill which had fallen to the ground Toe next wasa very curious item. It appeared that when any gentleman took a peculiarly evangelical fit, the country had to pay for it. Last year 5801. had been charged as expenses connected with the public thanksgiving for deliverance from famine and now there was an item of 4821. 14s. for sending by post eon" of orders in council and firms of prayer and thaskegineg. There was an item of 601. for " repayment to ordnance services of the value of arms, ammunition, &c., presented to the sultan of "Juliana." Would any hon. gentlemen inform him who that individual was ? (Laugh ter.) There was a payment of 6001. to the Electric Tele graph Company ; this might be a fair bill, but might not some arrangement be made by contract ? Under the head No. 6, " services In Ireland," wen some curious items. The first was 2211. 10e. for the rent of • public cod-yard, which bad been stated last year to have been purchased. There were also the following —"The Hon. P. Plunket, second oommissioner of bankruptcy in Ireland, on account of salary, 1,4411. •' " " W. T. Hamilton, second remora brander of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland, deficiency of fees in his department, 6851. 17e." It had been stated last year that these two items were in future to be provided for from the conatlidated hind ; why then wen they again put into the estimates ? On looking into these Items, hon. members would perceive that they were snob as no mom mines could deal with; and unless they adopted some broad principle of retrenchment, it would In totally impos sible to lighten the burdens of the country. (Heardiesz.) Col. SISTINE"' said he felt impelled by • erne of duty to take • very painful course. (Hear, War.) After the closest examination of these estimates, be had been unable to un ravel the mysteries of WIN of them. la the miscellaneous estimates for civil services, other matters were mixed up which had no right to appear there. Ose was the item for the railway department. Whether railway companies don:f ished or not, he thought they ought to pay all their own ex penses. Then there wee an item of 2,0001. for the special espouses *broad of Lord Mine. This was a round sum, which, in addition to the 2,0001. of last year, made 4,0001. He should like to know how it happened that these expenses name to even thousands. (Hear bear.) After his motion with respect to the lords of the 'Admirelty, he despaired of efLeting any reduetipa in these estimates, bat thought it We duty to being these ensnare forward. Mr. F. FRENCH she asked foe =plunks of the 2211. for rent of a coal-yard is Ireland. The item for holding an investigation in a pal was improperly introduced, es the charge ought to haw been borne by the officers of the geoL The sum of WE pepable to the Seeretary for Ireland in re. west of ea adolithinl office se auditor of grand jury neonate, was wholly nneesseary, as the duties might be performed by • clerk fee "AL a year. Mr. GLADSTONE thought It his ditty to remark on no Reim, that et USW. hr insanities el inquiry into the con stitution and ennegommutoftheroyal mint. Belied egaimmthisexpenselsetaismsianeswhdlymaseesseary,= that the Master of the Hint himself was perfectly competent to induct such He woo a high Meer of stage, re ceiving • large , a privy menoilor, with very smell ordinary duties; a the only ground for ss an tl ag this cans from the Board of Trade was that the of the Mint might undertake en inquiry into the management of the institution. The appointment of commandoes generally divided and diminished responsibility. Were the duties posidenned by the heads of the departments, they would be responsible to that house. Re believed that the commission wee wholly tutneesesery, and that the Muter of the Mint, with the eminence of such mew as Mr. Cotton and Oelssel Forbes, would have performed these duties in a perfectly satisfactory manner. He knew that Colonel Forbes entertained the p collar view that wings ought not to be paid for by Gannet, but by salaries. This was directly se the practice of the mint, wit. , officers we re opposedil to beard as witnesses; and thus Col Forb s was enebl!d., se it were, to dictate his own views to the commission. Had the inquiry bees conducted by the Manor of the Mist, , vend have been more impartial. It was remarkable the then were no fewer than nine commissions, each mobs Wiest 2,6001. (Hear, beer.) He was at a lon to ceassies how the Mint Conimusion could have spent any such sum. Col. Priebe, was a salaried officer in the East India Com pany's Mint, and certainly Mr. Cotton would nut receive resumeration for his services. The tecresery, of nurse, would receive remuneration. He believed it had been inti mated to him that that remuneration would be proportioned to the amount of materials he might collect in the inquiry ; and it cerainly appeared that a great portion of the blue book consisted of the lucubration* of the secretary. (Hear.) I The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the conmission had been appointed to impure whether the Mint might not be rendered mach less expes.ee the *Dunne ; and the only object of the itorernmen• we, to point persons most competent to conduct the inquiry. H. did not think that • more proper person than Mr C o t t , could have been appointed ; for many years he had Me in very particular attention to the subject of cot, ag e , c o i: Forbes ma a person ot the greatest possible expert-mg f a this matter. Ater spending some time in eliding th e D o; clips' mint' of Europe, he bad been appointed head of tba mint in Calcutta. which he had conducted with the r t e e l.; encase and which paid its own expens-s. The gomi.:, had, theretwe, thought it very desirabl e t o „,, d cr uj o et Forbes to this country, to have the benefit ot oedema and knowledge. Sir Edward Coffin, anetbi, member of the commission, wee a commissariat - he bad been a eonsiderabbs time to le Rio% large quantities of coin had pawed through his hare; in that candle ; ale • in B.oti nd and Ireland. The r. suit of the inquiry had satisfied the goverment th st th y had made • good selectioo. As to the exprase ° f commission, it w ,ll well Imam that Mr. Cotton was paid ; the 'Uncivil expense was the payme nt of 1144 Caloasl Forbes, who, bri g a highly•peld officer of eh- Hut t o o, Company, could not' have beau teddy called over to this country without the g vernment taking on them the sass payees nt as had been made to him be the coo poly. L a i, the whole expels arose from paying to Col mei Forbes, a conducting the inquiry ber.,_ what he welel. l haft ' , aired had he remained in I lona. (H. ar. h-ar ) Out oldie 2,500/ 1,8001. was for paymert due to Colon e l F or b es. The .4,1 4 a the stereary bad certainly not been determined, u the ; right bon. grutleman su?psed, by the extent of Au Moen. The secatar:ea to these commissions were get mile mid three rates of salary acenreine n the light or nameless% of the duties, 3001, 6001., or 7001 • and on the result, ot X i s inquiry the ere gluey had divined that the secretary was sat. till d to the larger amount. Sir J. TTRELL said it oppeered to him that the pay. m• at of the secretary in prop .rtion to the amount of lib labours, instead of by a salary, ..fforded a premium to Ma melbas of blue woke. (IL ar, hear.) Ho would be OM to hear some t :plat:alto ae to the complaint with retin ae , to the hon. enema r for Dublin, that he had, through his son, become the recipient of the eiripplogs o f swe e t oil t om the Treasury B nch. (Laughter.) Se G. CLERK seu glad to see the right hon. gentlest* the Master of tne Mint in his place, as he hoped the hos t would hear from him some explanation with regard to the accusations which had, during the inquiry, been bum& against officers of the Mint, who complained that thew * cusations had been published in the report without ars pr. violisty being mace acquainted with them, or baying say °mortar. ity of replying to them. A care:idly prepare paper was placed before the commitoior. by persons who Ind nut of late had any very intimate mon, idoe ith the Mat, accusing them of ignorance and iticompetence, involving its public in great expense: and, when they saw the statuses% in print, and app:ied for redress, they were aimp;y told that the inquiry of the commission had closed. Those statement were given in the report without env comment en the pot of the commissioners, and he appealed to the right lice. gentleman (Mr. Shell) to my whether or not be corieuned is them. Mr. SHELL said, he supposed the right bon. gushiest referred to • dream's% furnished by Mr. Pis rueci, ohs OW medallist, and ioserad in the report. He (Mr. Bheit) had already express d to Mr. Brand his regr.t that minis phrases should have bee.. employed ; but the eommiri acs had not stated teat any of the officers semiarid wero grnity el the charges brought against them. He thought Mr. HMI was too sensitive on the subject. The first allegation of Mr. Pistrucci with regard to Mr Brand wueoat eh .ugh a amide of the first eminence, he was not a good m.ehonist ; thew:ad allegation was that, Mr. Brand having an official contra! 010 the moneyed, his own cost bad been appreutic d tones, and that the salary thus insetted to the son tended to er.tt• partiality in favour or the monovers on the part alit Brand himself. There was a third allegation to the ef.ct that Mr. Brand did not worn with his own hands. Now the cassis sioners did not conceive that these charges snowed to a crinsination of Mr. Brand, and therefere they bad not called upon him for explanation. He had forgotten to state that Mr. Pistrucci had also all Ted that Mr. Brand was sot stilled in the hardening of the dies, and that Mr. Wj on, the e id engraver, had alle g ed that a vast expendt:urs was em necessari'y incurred at the Mint on that meat. It was the duty of the commimioners to smart such alterations as would, in tour opinion, preveat the recurrence of the evils mentioned by Mr. Pis mai, but in doing so they had not said one word reflecting on Mr. Brand or any other officer of the Mint. Mr. Brand had written to him (Mr. fined) in somewhat caustic terms, ea& iog for invest* ion, but when asked in reply to point net what particular allegation he wished to have mule the este jest of inquiry, he stared that what be want, d wan a gated investigation. A general investigation would, under the circumstances, have been preposterous. (Hear, he r) It had been said that the labours of the commission had not been productive of any public benefit. His isomer • as, that the recommendations of the report were adopted, the result would be a saving of from 14,0001. to 15,003 a year. There was one recounn. ndation which was especially imprint, namely, that of the substitution of salaries for contracts. A commis ion which sat in 1837 had that question under its consideration, and he thought the right hon. gentleman im pala the member for the university of Oxford (Mr. cone) would have done will had he directed hisemineat fr alines to that question when Muter of the M no, (Btu, hear.) It appeared that the profits of the money. rs amused to 5,0001. a year ; and the commissioners who had nandy investigated the subject, conceiving that that was IS4 much, recommended the substitution of salaries for compacts. In order to ascertain what contracts should be entered into, the commissioners asked the moneyers what waste was ig• curved in the coining of a million of soveteigns. They as fused to answer the question; but Col. Forbes, having twee at the head of the mint in India, was enabled to state del the line amounted to 7001.; and he believed that if the id vice of that gentleman were followed, a saving of from 8,0001. to 10,0001. per 1112111{1111 would be effected. (Hear, hese) The hon. member for 841,11 (S:r J. Tyson) had adverted is the fact that • 11411 of the hon. member fur Dubin (Mr. Rey nolds) had received an appointment. He would aphis under what circumstances the appointment had taken place. The office of solicitor to the Mint beams es. cant. The eatery was 8001. a year. The right hoe gentleman (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) detir mined to put a stop to a job, it being wall known the nothing had ever been done for the money. Accordingly he consolidated thee office of solicitor to the Mint and pa. citor to the Treaeury, and thereby affected • saving of MW. annually. Mr. Powell, having held the office of salt* solicitor for thirty years was, on the recommendation re the Attorney-General, appointe d fiat assistant, at a Wry d 84101., the fees bring abolished ; and the eon of the hon mom. bar for Dublin, who had passd five years in an attorney's office, and was recommended by the Irish Attorney , General, was appointed to succeed Mr. Powell, with a salary of 3201. per annum. Such was the *Sim yid** of all decency which had been so almost* demmuierd. He would only add that being as Muter of the Mint in the enjoyment of considerable patronage, bet* easeurred in the recommendation of the commissioners that *, whols of that patronage should be transferred to tin Trimary Mr. GOTILBURN thought the right hon. gentlassalisi wandered from the real question, which was, whether a we. mission should have been appointed to disc! age data n radignan osod wili : c fCol. P : was l t devolved iac tortes sp, E. p 2 t o R enlighten g r h t Le st i p. the ld wh il" ( min ial:erh ai d e, of could hat.) the )r: beat al testis E solabi shon me y ussai to wisasarrpo the a s t t ib iath ty etmo an safai d eressa istog i :Ey is "l nseeswy ttt be e fo or e ft . Z Apr o s f ai th r i ip S the ceounkeicm, be believed that unprofessional pew* assn •isaa uses tseadtuted th were so nneet e inquiry quiWcoautiser Mint se s. The eMesn of the together list Owe woo • natural reluctance on the part of ad of I them *give say 'information, and-beast the advents.. d yroseeding as the commission had inns. Mr. GLADSTONE thought it important to consider whether or not a better system of coatracts could be adopted. Mr. MANGLES gave his testimony to the ability of Col. Forbes. _ . - - CoL SIETHORP said there wu one item that hi wanted to be enlightened upon, a sum of 1061. 2s. 3d. ft the travelling expanses dike King and Queen of the Bel gian', the Priam of Prussia, and eundry other pasoutlet on visits paid by than to ha Majesty. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that this and similar items had beau heartily paid out of the ' civil list, end had bees truatened es the mismanage so natas on the reanangement of the civil list. Mr. B. OSBORNE said his peat complaint wee of ohs total ignorance in which the house wog left as to what the actual expense of all them commissions waste be. Thu was a constant ay of give I give I but when the ay was to ogees nobody knew. Here was 11,16 W. charged fee the Portuguese dams oommiegiou. How keg was this commix mica to go ea ? LonIPALIIERf3TON said that the commission would Unlinks ha lab Ain within a very few days. The noble lord took the occasion to state that he had received • comma niceties from Mr. Southern which gave reasonable gaud for the hope that the long pending negotiation on which that gentleman was now employed would shortly be brought to a satisfactoryconclusion. (Hear, hear.) Mr. (SODDEN wanted to know what we had to do with the praldent ot Liberia, that the country wu to giv e his 1001. Bemdly, he wanted to know what was the monied of the sum put down as expenses of the King of Mosquito and suite on • visit to Jamaica ? Lord PALMERSTON said that the King of Mosquito's business at Jamaica was to be crowned there, as the previous King of Mosquito had bees. It had been car abased proper and politic to convey Ina to an d f r om Jr make in a ship of-war, and the item of which the hon. ger . amen 'complained was the charge of his maintenance who on board—a charge always admitted on the °emulate of pf• maga being so conveyed in Queen's ships. As to the res• slant of Liberia, after a visit to this country last year, eon' sated with his office, he had requested to be conveyed to Liberia in a ship-ot-wer, and it had been in like manna deemed politic to comply with the request. Mr. COBDEN said that as to the King of Moulta° the Mated States regarded with jealousy any setting ° monarchiaal states on the coast of North American; see.'" considered it extremely injudicious on our part to be nett"; ourselves forward in such prominent connection with this aboriginal savage as to fetch him over to Jamie+, err him there, sad then carry him back again and instal ha in his kingdom. There was another item for the charts in maintaining certain Mosquito Indians ; were we to IL ea / the subjects ot the king at Mosquito as well as the king self ? There was an item for th e parapet of some advance+ or other to Moorish chiefs at Portendie, and another for arms. Re., given to the Sultan of Johanna. It appeased r him moot improper to be expending the public money le arming then obscure savages. 71 pa U pe. le pis. 79 4 11,1 is Mail 156 5 9r} lei II 66 f In I! 14 4 134 444 4 4 4