The Express. — London, England, 1849-05-12 00:00:00

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PIIIBWICIE MRETINO.—A Full Report, with Lst of the Prim wlll la the OARDZIfiIt , CHRO CLZ aid AGIUMILTIMAL TbsChwilnerlChnolile bated by Ilbsbrar Lady. moil imq eland d say arm sort. ORTICULTURAL FETIL—A Fall Report of toe mow: =atm welb Lbe el Meek wall low la own= ma AGRICULTURAL 0 rITR. Ifs Cieraween• Cbesolde Is ANNA by lvefteee UMW. Ned miey be mewed el eses awe oat FRANCE• PARIS, FRIDAY, 6'30 p.m Lust swabs, la the Assembly, M. Juke Fevre, =the rerusaptiea of the discussion on the quondam The ministers asked for further time, as the dispatches they had received were still Imeimpistm The somnably, however, would not wait, M asessdiegly the Minister et Foreign Affairs reed Owe Impish= from General Oudiaot, which are as lame s Ito. l.—lfeedqaarsws. Palo, 4th Ma Mea y.— dear ni r k Kiairre,--As I have bakes had the loam et is- Ilemlog lee, I arnmemed my iamb ca Rome ea the 28th tit Two powerful setae. dosided me to take this step: — The Sat 1. that Civil& Vessida is a point wahines*, adios he the evade width night wise, and that although ear Veep had there meshed Ike best welesase, we could net Nader iitat up wI the walls of that pleas whoa it wee inperlest he as to be ea the setae deems; the seessid iv, 10111, _rafarate SOW lanamerise yid* I had 'indeed, w• lasell he wed at Isms wittiest moi valleasa Thiedt v howeraw. have based out : ea arriving on the Ma M Siteivore wen them esseived with grape lej r lthea *saga that is the abeam of the asesesery iti I weft ail Napalm ear moldier. against esenies she were watormhal babied walls. At this moment the led brigade 1. kaileg at Ghia Tessin; when it shall have Sated me the seenints. who spread terror is Rome, shall la severely chastised. (Marks eladbeshia is the right.) I have aeddeg Mrepress& our soldivre with bet Sc ewes alba ; bet I could met leave rheas exposed to eseades bob iad lanicalea Signor Vestal, who had besa opt:elated °oversew of Las the Pogo, ha as with a letter from his boll ars. ' by have eaphimed to his law reteetial it wee. Is the newest arm et tbs Pope, that I should have fell liberty at adoe ; that was the use seserrzy, as great algal= eases at Gaeta es to the Whir of the people. I do act to to 7 " m g than age sympathise felt for the goveroadatosidek miler the red nag, is excited ia lay by a hides dempseed et searehists el every country, tot W the is there a eseepate sympathy felt for the old IX.Pim IX. is beloved, bat • elerical government ie Paled with doubt. Tbe3feepelbaa wept have catered he the Zallna bates; the Austrians are ea at Mama; Anemia s boss pissed is • state of siege by the tristavirs. Yesterday Pike Vadat% aligned at the date of R se, quitted told the +q, sad ebbed whoa eaugsg theaugh fie as, ea the pellet me the triaaivire, that Ma reed Tab. s et the 28th bevy amyl* ..marvel as•• atiggiadmolgaidbx; that there waddle dill Ile mews of reseaelidad potties u I published easw dedwaties, is whisk IL shad& repeat that my prim mest had se blanden of Japes'., • goveramseat epos Rosa I replied that idea of m gonratatat W heal fawn, mimed ba my diet • sad that that idea was potbelly liberal ; that after what had lakes plate I had • rieht toast withesverity—(load demobs at the Left)—but that, arrertheiges, I was gall ready to Sem stela as • mediator between eaarelty sad dee rasa ; added, that ia arida( thug, it was for the true aleeeet of the Somas people. A private letter, annexed to the above offield dace au_ ocotiased the boa. minister, contains the mowing plume The state of albite is complicated, but I hope that it will be dgered ap ander the protaatioa of the French flag, for It h a struggle between huberbga sad civiltsatios. The second des pot& is addressed to the Minister of War. It aas follows : The expedition, up to the 28th, had the pleated icadble seams. At Malta Vecchia, we acquired the artbeilla `eta the leepage of the labahimate of the county, god fns the mesh of NEW Moine eat le liwitAtleat a gran mamas moo woald he WWl* le per dews ell the attempts at reektaase width woe Is et Rome. We wend- Maly at eat ea sae flashr a Ct day prod over wMb beidlity. la ender to ammelakt the diopeeliken ef Hl ' sea weeps, I seat Ogee* my siirdereamp the rowed pale of Ca re lk ememay Web awls ' Ts die mailable weeds of ear einem they reTted by • d e le lL eherge, all* Med ea of our elentenre. UM" •• 1 7 • Ilibilhatinhodlog of what we latowled 1 egi the next day I drew oat my sea ea the high Ba t gmsuad whleh essusande the Porta Aware. However, anewithetaadieg Rey spinals to wanord, the red Ism was die: W ed ies z s all the essammeal addmmai z, tad the sweet visient threats The divisirlieliers, bilk i l etatry mad artillery, returned with s air lY a* Idol d4aetsi agenew ao. To effete • Awed= I meat a taigas of 1118 Arden Leninist to attack anatber pew The Whew la stemmed abuse& the road, wed lasted el *snowing the way wed* weal& have kept his sheltered heel the Ire of the marmite, be entered see thes reed, which esposed kin to it. At the .serer cement of the oak, SOW et the laws troops appmerei twilled to oohs a made to fight fa the plain, Mfthey were spoodny Te e! Set I; siege whisk I adobe& I. mho, bat a sheep reanneniesence. It had been gleriewly annealed, ad I haw the dyed to I.lk the essebe. The night ww prods ea the theatre of the wegegoesset without the enemy yealtaing to Idea as. The aew day I samentrated my tonal as pelat orbena have *edam to Gar. far, I repast it, I have sot ass my sang dew ow seenommiseamee. The despatch terminates, said the boa. minister, with a high eulogises oa the admirable comdast of the °Moue, nonesseendmiemod offieses, sad uses mimed, and which will be soother glorious ressinisceoca in our military sands. (Load apples., from the Right ; ironical sheers sad lasghter - ham the Loft.) llamas, cleatinasd the ben. Waist.? a letter has been read bees derlariag that a colonel Ind a colour bad been takes—snob see assertion is a vile calumny. (Hear, bow.) Neither colonel nor eager have bon taken. (Hear, bear.) It is sot es that our soldiers delead what is entrusted to their hewer. M. Stearns gave sotios that he should to-day ad dress interpdlatioss to tho government relative to the shame or the Remiss traps. The committee amyl whit examining the pro jest of law tomb* the bathe onsamand of Gemmel Changarsier, knifed ( tha Ilistdoe Wei yederthy to explain to the members the emss of the Mai of Serpent Boicbst. The minister Wormed the sew mitese that the snout was the result of a breads et' disthplime, end hs bad not been punished listmens be had ragweed to toll the names of the 'sprier same I sad generals who had encouraged his candiAstesup.l la the Assembly today the debate on the Italia. question was rammed by M. Ledrn-Rollio, who urged the arguments already made aes ot that the general hod &paired the soldiers ss to the= of the fight. There wee, he maid, en sake between the fact in Italy sad the amid held here, Pr this was plain from the fact that th e letter of thesidast of Os Republie bad =/2 been plassrded as the erdre &joule of the tary dal: the odder of General Obsagsenise. The weld not suffer welt an Wary se this. The • was violated, and the thre we • answerable fro the treason which had been cow milted, as they heel sot resigned. M. Odd= BortiA got up and said the lamest was most grave. Whst people wanted was that, after ma unfortunate waist - under the walls of Rouse, the Roman republic skald be recognised. Such a pro posal was cowardly, and showed that it bad been de aided to resort to violence. M. Clement Thomas—We shall see. M. Odd= Beirut continued. He asked was that a threat put forth? Civil war was threatened, but it belossied only to these who bad not respected uni versal Berne. The *4rig of the letter of the President of the R•pablio on the order of the day of the army was an act which must be ioquired into. Ithplasation most be given, because it gives a political diameter to that which had previously none. The President was left saying that he hoped the Assembly would be true to its first vote. A proposal, 'ivied by M. Lana Rollin and almost all the Montagnards, was distribated at the Assembly to day. It impeacheathe President and the ministry, accusing them of having violated the constitution. Two regiments of ocumeriers entered Paris jester daY.The result of the debate in the Assembly and the agitation generally, is • fall at the Bourse today ; on the Five per Costs. of 60 cants., and on the Three pot Casts. of 70 cents. The Siffeankor• of Marseilles. of the Bth inst., says : • The divisioa of the army of the Alps, commanded by General blegaan,.is expected shoed/ at Marseilles ilt s to be mat to reinforce the expeditionary army in the Raman States. It is compered of the 10tb, 17th, 36th, 60th, 63rd, and 67th of the lino, two batteries cf artillery, and a company of engineers. Orders have arrived to send off to Ctvita Veocbia the 25th light infantry at Marseilles, and the 13th regimeat of the line, which is at Toulon. A steam-frigate is expected in oar part. M. Guittoo, the Bishop of Poitiers, died on the 7th that., at Hiatt, after a short illness. Paz" MAT 11.—lkow Loos. —; Tina pis Cone" Fin on Osols.. Se lost 100/0. PPM. r 1; Orono Arm 111411. odi ;DA MA, ; rioral-Mlll7, ; aeons Min OS Amu Leo" 7$ Trassery Need% Ana Mans. ANC Masisoni as Looks. se den 21 30 an; 00 ds AI 174 ans. Le and Mims, US; Paris sod BOOM. 837 30 ; Ramo sad Ilavro, 273 —; Anima sod lisniniss, 210 ; . -1 streeteere mad Pak 11111 73 ; Own Maas). ; Anion sesissas, sermase. Sank 44) . [WATS or 1111 BANK Or Pune q to MAT 10, with she orrnimendie• items of the messing wish: Iron mini Wok soda* May S. May 10. mandril& o. t. Osilloi 07.1110,010 0 47,11112,11011 e oureletwer esieriesis ..—..... maskers e 12.230,101 • limo *Maw e te,emsers Minn slow and non ---- MOWN WWII 0 Menros ran= ....—.-- amuse mouse e alma sires ta In. 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Bosom of moosoloong . »»» , - . » IO.»»» , - » 448,1411 1111 4 4.0.1{6 it0 se mow et mearms o a a 55 $ ums • 00 4 , 614 0 Ilm" —.7...------- -- WAN 14 .677,212 II athotmod OD - dis; irisiimat at dr 5, _ „luso • 1.•00,000 • Um of MOAN to Os otti of Mar. saw ...... 0 11,000,000 0 706,4111,273 49 70012,242 14 ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—The following account of the affair between the Romans sad the French is given in the Thookomaio of the 7th inst. This is the French view of the limiter : The stem Albatross cum in to-day from Cries y ear rd: J =g us deans et slain is loan ankh we as give se sett tibia see hem bin twisted with ebowider enseseedss oriels *owls b ei s g ews w pest se w — We moor know IWO the Fres* Weep Isseissweberst t este& Rome. Oa the 1104 k ell. ear imps die Code db. Aussie. TM odes wen amid t limbo nen ameba last" Wind ha the pins, sad sensow s n wee expeeted. dews woe ow Won't srl ome ee do room aud General Ooffwat ordered it to be ressendiewl all TOWNI. No flag irsi Aft ei die top et or terms% sad dwre was inning Win sees. telor bib or ensile, te Waste dud the phase ww Idled whit Veen. • panes boa ben kit to sad two eseepesies el tie 10tb et die lbw wen ordered to nor by die wows. end tabs possession et therustle.r @a dios unwed Ws mellow del* sod wen with • saddens% when at wonsat leash wres t et @Week dews by het a t et warkalry._ • lanolin • olio t was seat to doh TOW, bat the advastage ✓imisen=r all ith dm owans. On et rewind dos te carport their roredee b e atlegrffultadea was •Cibt (form 845.] LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1849. [THREEPENCE. not tenable, for oar soldien could not eseeette any asserevre, and the eceusender•in-eluat ordered the retreat to be eonneled. The number of eroanded is considerable, and shoot mi slaid primers. Dating the settee the red fag eve red apes the wells. Oa the foil ming seeemins three of Mee were isrereanied • by the minima et shwas:2oNp= of to Oared °Wind. They him that tb• pee* ef Rem samatel to Noire the Pepe se their tempseel sad sphltual shish but ea Nadi ass Oat the sovereign pontiff should to Mere lam oldi e& he his wiehtera &patios she puma era re, Winne dWa Need' prhonere for the Mf Wens. seams who were humid at Civits Vestals. The mated to this subs . The mummer of CivrtiasCal sw eashia I Ise bees imprisoned he set the Navies ia the tows ▪ lihmty, fa stem that they might light what Ws Teem& maim A lerim ham hiss lea heat ihnsis lit "Ma bp sales se the semehsre of the repealer' pessament WM the Pleb& tresp_wer. me few is smear that t? ea ssight easily be ded. The number at the men sod weenies assenst WO. sad them on seem lesseral Owlime has hem slightly soil bee bash Wes bled. We are as and that the Ile goo that, Wore he moseeads the }WNW thew, if met is the will of Providesce, be wfil he kw to eidt the lend of Frew, sad bestow his browned= es that amseess peoph, who have gives Wm se sway pros& et their dressed led Kiel sympathy. Gelirees's Hemmer_ sap --" Three days ago an eppedhon journal publiAad, in a correspondence from Rely, an order of the day to the French troops at Chas Vecchia, purporting to have besa kneed on the 27th by General Owned. Not finding this document is any of the other letters from avita Vecchia', we had d.nlits of its aatitentioity, and did not therefore mit. At present no contradiction lavieg been any nainiaterkl jawed. we meet mod Ow tea authentic. It is as follows: Ilddiers,—Tea are weeelead with the "vests ebb& bare Wei& xerkinto the Romeo litstes. Bat reeentla re tis a t to We peakassi Wrote, the pensesea Pies 11 . sad els. Wool dm ism 'this pee** Whoa nista himemlf ate aim of Mesa eshans. A Warm party, whim her smog misheluse eves the vistas et Italy, armed itself is Rams swim the shadow of liberty. Tke sovereign pontiff was sew pulled >• wife himself after se Omsk fasegurated by the =wad adoehed sesamisatien his prima* I L was eager these anspiew, sad 'Whose the sew ourrease of the realer pert of the elision, that was headed the Rama republic, the exitance of which has sot boss marina by any govommest ia Europe. Ilevortheises, after my arrival, I awls sa appeal to ass el all 'aides, beplag to unite them in coo ememen sabmiamion to the mama' will. The ;mum of goverusseas widish hes he met at Boa*, melba reiterstellemedsee to my wards al smillatime. liematra Let as swept the dames, he m mirth as Remo. We shall set lad mania ia dame the omit or the Roman troops. Both regard se as Uliessewt We have to combat &seems of all maim, who oppeeaa Me assay after having oomprentlied the ease is their own. trader the Freash a t== f r a illesel isolitations will receive all the the (stomata and habits of the seam Faitract of a private Lett r fitfms Bans : " As soon as it became evident, from the languor held to oar triewrin by the Freud _ ern* and the mews received from Pans that the design of Francs was to re-establish the Pope, contrary to the hops raised by the two first proclamations of the Frail general to the inhabitants of Civic Vecchia, the bust of indignation was general, and the public wen us ninon in their rt solve to repel the egression and to save the republic. That portion of the 'Wheal paid which, from age or pursuits, might have bees supposed inclined rather to maintain order than fight vigorously spinet the French; and also the oorpe of canister', to which was partly imputed a certain predilection for the ancient order of things, solemaly declared their intention of participating in the sew mon defence. "The French agents, after having unceasingly in trigued and conspired spinet us, now beg protection for themselves and their fellow-countrymen. The triumvirs published a notice to the people recom mending the French inhabitants to their protectioa, and have placed at their disposal a guard of twisty. Do not believe any reports which speak of anarchy and disturbance hen; there was never more order er morality. The Roman people have always been looked upon as an excitable raw; and it was ex pected that these great changes, which have over thrown the whole political system, would have pre dewed violent commotion'. "All Lave been deceived; the people have dam an, and that with a certain cabana.' and order whisk i have created astonishment. At the moment at whisk I write, with the enemy at the gates, this people, master of the whole city, raises no clamour, create" as disturbance, but contents itself with silently and Wily preparing for the fight. "The tritium's enjoy the confidence of the country, they maintain order, and at the same time press vi gamely forward the prepanCons for war, without segkeung the political work of the republic." The following is the decree concerning the safety l a the French residents: Well knowing that the It man people, although detertalsed tindond the Wein" dente of its country to the last, dorsnot raft Or people of Frans responsible for the errors and VIM et its rummest, and bov,air an *alleluia faith in the pas* awl is the sane It of the republican principle, it is deemed that the saiegmrd of all foridgmers, and es= of the Preach, is confided to We generosity of the people. SARDINIA.—News from Turin has been received up to the 7th inst. Ramorino has appealed . against his sentence, and his execution is staid in coa litioner. There has been a change of ministry at last. Mae dime d'Aseglio succeeds Gen. Delaney. is GERMANY• SAXONY.—The latest intelligence from Dro— is up to the 9th inst., on which day the royalists took the post-office by storm, and captured several barricades by adopting the plin of breaking into the adjacent houses. Fresh troops had arrived on the previous day from Prussia. Judging by the numbers of wou nd ea military, the losses of the rot abets appear to be very severe. These on the side of the insurgents must also be considerable, pareiculary as i the enraged soldiery give no quarter. Two Petunias' officers have been killed. Tranquillity has been neared at Leipsic, thanks to the energy and determination of the citizens them selves. The Burgomsster Klinger, who is suspected of being favourable to the C 411•0 of the insurgents, has not only reigned his office but secretly with drawn from the town. Troops gad arrived in Leipsis from Dresden. It is thought that, if the Dresden insurgents hold' out mach longer, the pin of the city in which they are located, and which is covered with beetle ides, will be bombarded. The royal a.s have already taken MIMING for driving them into one direction, and for cutting off all communication between the Old town and the suburbs. PRUSSIA.—We have dates from Cologne to May 11. The board of aldermen have refused to distribute arms amongst the members of the dissolvedcivic guard. It was resolved on the night of the 10th, at a meeting of the landwehr and the reserve, not to obey the summons of the government which have called them out. It was also resolved to solicit public subecrip tion for the purchase of suns. Intense excitement prevails in Cologne. At Dusseldorf, on the night of the 9 h iost , there was an alarming insarrection. Barricades were erected in numerous part. of the town. During the night and early on the morning of the 10th, the troops succeeded in dispersing the defenders of the barricades, and in becoming masters of the town. Penni lives were lost on both sides. The insurrection in Elberfeld continued up to the 10th inst., on which day the committee of safety berried proolaniatioes setting forth that the insurgents were fighting in the cause of liberty and order s that property should be held sacred, and that any civic guardsman who refused to take part in the contest should be compelled to give up his weapons. The wealthy citizens are invited to contribute towards the providing of the insurgents with fire-arms. At Breslau tranquillity has b2en restored. The lois of the troops is offiaally set down at four killed, and se wounded. Amongst the former are two °facers. FRANIFORT.—We have news from this city up to the 91 inst. M. Mohl, minister of justice, stated in that day's sitting of the National Aesembly that, in consequence of the ocereive sesame resolved upon by the nunirry of the empire far the suppression of gambling-honsee, the government of Hesse Homburg and issued orders for the &ming of these establishments a Homburg on the 9th last. M. Gagers, president d the council, assigns', as a motive for an adjournment of the ..ittiog to the neat day, the cirenosetanoe that the vicar of the empire, before whom he had Lida pro gramme of the policy to be observed with maid to the papules movements in favour of the constitu tion of the 'spire, had requested a delay of twenty-four boars before giving his opinion of that palmy. The motion at adjournment, after mate sight oppesitioe, was carried. The urgency of a motion by M fichlaffel. for declaring pity of high treason the oectral power, and it by an executive committee of five member', was negatived. Some dime:Dente of troops, posted near the church of fit. Paul, hare been, by an order of the minister of war, in ecasequence of sot interpellation made by M. Dietecli, withdrawn. AUBTRiL—A telegraphic despatch was received in Vies= ea *be Teli inst., to the effect that the MaltYlcs• 16,000 strOere before CEdentar g, bum advanced thithe r Raab, where the insur gents bid seamy of 35,000 an. Before the receipt of this sews it had been reported that CEdenborg was already is the ban& of the Hunpriass. Our aorrespcedent writes: VIENNA, Xia 6. 1 I iodised yea yesterday of the emperor's arrival.' I The Isperat of Runk be:plata to.y; indeed it is surnamed thht he is already bee. The King el Pime's is ales expected. Those three geatinsea of the " Lute" intend to edam their aa alliance. It is u!iderstoodthat Rossi t tsililalaritrHeNYisa ' positteilidAmni that the if Liaebtralseg, men-is-law a the &Edam em', will weaned in Danmark ; that the Emperor of Motels will become the protector of the Italian onion; that Prussia will be allowed to increase its territories by some of her neighbour principalities; that all thew °pantries shall be united to one union of customs, ea the peinciple of protection and prohibition, and shall help each otter in the eappeession of reform and re volution, as well as in their policy of territorial ag teandisement. On the other hand, the liberal SI it is mid, in- 1 tends to proclaim Prince Cube art King if Hungary and Poland ;to re-estab both °nutrias i to unite with the principalities of the Danube ; and to ally with the Turks, to which Sere* &Livo nia, and Dalmatia shall be offered, and in whisk countries free trod, shall be established. Priam CoburrColieri is uncle to Prim Albert, and the largest landholder in Hugsry, Esterbuy excepted. The German territories of Austria are to be under the immediate goverment of the German antral torero meat, which, onfirmable to the German constito tine, will be mode/ an emperor, wbote crown will be offered to Prince Albert, the royal coosort of pm queen. Italy shall be made a republic, under the pro tection of France. I give you thus schemes as they have been given to me by persons connected with both parties. The movement of the imperial troops spinet Ram , is not approved of here. The conservatives ate fa from any religions sympathies with the Pope, and de not think it wise to spend Austrian money and blood there, while both are so scarce that she must borrow them from Russia. The liberals hope that the French interventea will turn out to be, in favour of the Italians. Yesterday, by command of the military govern ment, the town was illuminated. but very badly. We want our candles for Hossoth. To-dav the em peror passed in review the garden of Vienna, and was received with land shouts. Dietetics is daily diminishing the army in Hungary. The emptror, as I told you yesterday an rumour, by proclamation of this day, takes the command of the whole Austrian army. Oran is still lamentably scares. There is a rumour that Ossigey hos attacked the Russians near Cracow, sad dries, them back. SPAIN. The Madrid mails of the 6th instant have arrived. A rumour which had spread. of M. Mon's resigna tion of his ministry, is contradicted. There was no Bolas on the 6th. HAIIBURG, MAT 9. The news received last night of a battle being fought the day before yesterday near Fridricia is con firmed o ffi cially by this morning's train. It lasted seven hours, from 9 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. The Danes were attacked by the &hies wig-Holstsiners between the villages of Bjert and Gadget.. The assailants are now encamped within gno-shot of that fortress. It is expected that Fridricia will not be able to stand a siege, the works being so extensive that it would require a much more numerous army to defend them than the Danes can muster. BELORIM.—BausszLs, MAT 10.—A B r COW vend= hat just bees concluded betty/es um and Front*, whereby all kitten Iron Path to Belgium will pay only 40 osatinee. This change will come la Locos on the lit July. CHURCH OP ENGLAND SCHOOLMASTERS AND SCHOOLMISTRESSRS MUTUAL ASSUR ANCE SOCIETE. Yesterday a public meeting was head at the unity room of St Mernee-in-the Fields Trafalgar-square, foe the ppaw of forisiag_a Church of Righted lasi Models and roof Mutual Amnesia end Friend' Remit Society. The, mesting was very numwendy The chair was meoryied by the Archbishop elleasteitaney; mad, amsnekea ttler w i e oll no ar ot tip th per s z o sgesje i bl i es:pied ori = Asaph, and l e ilenek P estlr. The Right Rev. CHAIRMAN, in opesin the pressed add that as the meeting was one fig aaem er, and not bethenod speeches. he would not occupy date in waft unnesteary remarks. He believed that the duty of melimg that sun of provision which it was the bastion of Ite rued society to render poseible was admitted on all He highly esteemed the importance of the object to view, and thought that every effort should be made t= the welfare of that deserving clue of persona, thesis and sehoolmiatrestes of Bagland, upon whom so mach of the future prosperity of the country depended. The Rev. Mr. JACKSON read the report, which explained the rules and principles upon which the society wee proposed to be fonaded. It would consist of Isamu sad assured sounbes, and would be placed under a hoard of management of eighteen persons, to be increased to twenty-four alter the 'peasant of the rule,. The espial would be invested in government debenteres bearing interest at 31 per cent. The esuratuse would constitute a provision in sickness of from'.. to 20e. a week up to 8 5 years of age. Deferred arnaltles would be due at ages of 66 and 70, and common life Insurances would be effected for say an. not exceeding 2001. Reversionary mashies, not 'speeding 201.. would be granted to children attaining the age at 14 The report conelsied by stating that a ens of 600/. would be necessary is the Grit Saunas to meet the preliminary expense attend ant upon the formation ci so extensive and benevolent an institution. Tie Bishop of WINCHESTER proposed the bet mob tiou, to the street that in the opinion of the meeting it was highly expedient to draw the attention of porous engaged in the work of education to the advantages to be derived from *daytime the principles of mutual assurance, and of forming a society in order to provide a speasible provision in time of Bickner, old age, and widowhood. Hs said b• wee happy to lad that the society would not be of sit elewitary nary nature, and that it was bsaed upon sa l c a li n ierinciples as would wastes every clergyman in the with tite assured. He essential by observing that it bad the cunt"- winos aad support of every member of the solesiaatical beach- Mr. COLQUHOLJN, la sarassibsi the cssolatioa, apolo gised for the abuses of Lord AA*. sad gave It as his opi aim that the most issportext lostrumsatality .ow carried Mir ths reclamation of the want pordatias tkiisosatry was that of the schoolasashirs sad ashooladstramas of itTalsad. Tim likhop .1 ST. ASAPH moved the formation of the eseksty. He urged the maths of esMdenial, and =premed his at lading the society wee to be tamed urn Ag G adpics. BA seconded the motion. The Bishop et MANCHESTER proposed the formation of the society in secordence with the nil's. Hs mid ke had ken keg enneeted with education, and that It afforded bin infinite delight to find that the schoolmasters and sekeohnistresess were now very likely to be afforded a eon. Sortable faitopendenee in siokneet andold aire. Nee. 11r. BURGESS, rector of Chalon, memided the resolution. The Blimp of LICHFIELD 'tweed the appolatinent of the AtikalNAMthegeelLon of Canterbury and York se peaces, sad DTl.don as president of the . Bar. W. SHORT ethanded the reeo society latitai. The Bishop of LONDON moved the appoinunent of trus tees, directors . Inesienr, seamy, and endues, in &epee& of some length, in oak* be Weibel the e ff ort now origi• seta in his diorites. The=ge Umatilla with the wed vote of *mks to the COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS MONET MARKET & CITY INTKLLIOKNIE Two o'Clock.—The English funds continue fist this morning. Consols opened at the closing prices of yesterday, viz , 901, cud after some fluctuations are now quoted at 901 to for money and 90/ to / for amount. The Three per Cents. Reduced are quoted at 891- to 1; and the New Thrte-and-a-Cloareet per Cents. at 90} to 1. Bank Stock is quoted at 1921 to 4 ; and Exchequer Bells at 48s. to 495. prem. The foreign market partakes' of the dulness in the market for English funds, and moat descriptions are quoted rather lower. Brazilian Bonds are quoted 78 to 80. Chills's, 91 to 3. Peruvian, 80 to 8. Equa dor, 31 to t. Mexican, 28/ to 29}, etc cDupon. Por tuguese asserted, at 28 to 29. Spanish Five per C.enta. Actives at 181 to 171; the Three per Cents. at 33 to f. Venezuela, st 25 to 7. Deitch Two-and a-Half per Cents. at 49 to 50; and tne Four per Cent. Certifioatee, at 78} to 74. YNOLIBH MiNDII. Busk Reek 'lle 4 13 pot CIL Onalsase...leasltllol i 3 per Ct. NAL Aro., le s .."0...a4 3 pot 04. Orms. Aim, 4415. So 4SL pun. MO I por Cl MOAN 1744 11 = 1 1 111 3 In 43 pet ft. Or Islitt lez at linalldi 4 I f Ont. 1114. I P OS. 3103.32 116.,78 N MSG Nest. T7 liwpar&irmi• I : 4 Pi , 01 . /mu Allm Ma. N I WIIAIO4B Dims VIM 3 sr. 6 4.. 1 1 Le D i ttet i ... Dd. 1116.,...-. L EL% , S i lt ... 3 ps , Cs. .3 a " Solve 311L 1 23 por Os. .SS 33 pat OL V 1 7 4pr CIL Debi Ora.. rpm Vawspais Delarred Da.. II METALS.-Lottroon, May 11.-Tbso Irott mar ket generally vssithains I. the sense doper:6d Ma's we noticed in our last, sad a farther redaction' in prices have been subadtted to. [hotels Pig-inn' has again rt redid, and oaks have been made dories tao week, et 440. 6d. to 445. ash. and 43. 61. for mixed No., cask Is 10 days, and No. 1 Geri. 5harri0,454.64. Speller da ll ied.. heater Metals no a t .ratka. Zeglisk Iron, psi tow, bar, belt, and square, Loudest, 61.10 x. to - Ball reds, 71. 6s. ; heaps, U. 16e. Od. to - sheets (iiseem). 91. 16s to - ; tars, at Cardiff sad New pmt, 61. 2s. ed. ; refinal small. Wales, 41.; sathrsoito, 41. , No. 1, Woks sold Nast, 31 15s. to - -; UV= 131.10 s.; 148.1,Magaisattaank 24.4%; limstlt'apettnt Inafabus, , fete en Maud at Newpait, M. ; Ow de pietas, boiler plates, *a a 10s.; Stirling's vsNM toughened pls, in Glaww, 21.17.. 6d. to 51 24.6 I.; in aMti X. 10s to 41 ; Stafforin bars, at the waits, 71. 10.. ; in Staffordshire, 31. to 31. 10s. ; rails, 61. ss. Od. to --; than, 41. Foreign Ins: Swedish, 171. ; CCND, 171 ; Archangel, 124 10a. to 131. Foreign Stool: Swedish keg, 141.65.; faggot, 151 ss. English Copper: Sheets, sheathings, sod bolts, per lb., 10d. ; tough cake, per ton, SU. 1014 1 tile, En 10s.; old :capper. Ma. par lb. Foreign Cooper South in bond, 731. to 761. English - Lead : Pig, per toolol Os. ; shoot, 171 Os. lo -; red load. 171. 10. ; white, ; patent shot, 191. 10s. Fond's Load : Spanish, In bond, 161. 105. to -. English Tia Block, pa cwt., 41.4 e. ; bar, 41.55. ; refined, 41. 11.. Foreign Tin Beata, in bond, 41. 10s. ; Straits, 41. Bs. Tin Plates : IC Coke, per box, 11.8 s. ; IC Charged, U. 12s. 6d. ; IX ditto, 11. 18s. ed. Spotter: Plates, warokoussd, per ton, 161... to ss. 10d. ; ditto, to nines, 151. 10s. Zino : English sheet, 241. per too. Quicksilver, 3s. 24A per lb.-Yining (11.,tactow, May 10 -In Pig Iron we an es dell awe well ti be, prices going down every day. Sales wan made te , at 434.6 d. per toa for :shod Nos. PRODUCE.—IavERpooL, May 11.— Sugar : There has been a better inquiry, and 730 elide. D.P., 6,000 base Bengal, and a mull lot of Mauritius, sold at very fall prices. —Foreign ; The demand has improved, and the prime paid this tweet are folly ed. above former qaotatioaa ; the sacs amount to 3,100 hap brow* Pereambstoo, at from 18s. 6d. to 19e. in hoed, a cargo of about 300 tons Wows Bahia, gating, for delivery at a continental port. 90 hhds. 60 beta. Porto Rico, and 60 bags Vete:ails, at 39e. 6d. to 42e. cwt. duty paid.—The business in Molasses is coofined to casks Demerara, at 19e. Bd. per cat. from the quay.—Coffee A few tierces Jamaica ere reported at former rater, and bags good ordinary native Ceylon at 345. per cwt.-1601 black Pepper brought 31d., a small lot of white bid. and . Fags Pimento 34d. per lb.—No sales of Cocoa or ()hue?. Rice: 3,000 bags Bengal sold at steady r ices, spcl7, ooo bogs t Java Armen, tic., at 7s 6d. to 8.. 3d., together with 271 tierces, at 13s. 3d. to 16s 9d. per cut.—Bum: Nothing doing. TALLOW.—There is no alteration in the ate the market nor in the quotations of yesterday. CORN.-CHELMSPORD, May 11.-The market barely supplied to-day with Wheat, and the trade ruled at lest week's micro; in a few instances lower priors taken. Red Wheat, 421. to 44s ; white, 506. to 62a. Beans were la per qr. dearer, and very few offering . Barley e other urn' Cue wi hout alteration. COVIINTZT May 11.-A decline of 6d. per bag en Wheat took rises to day, and but few sales effected, millers ' - unlade' to bay largely. Malting Barley was not inquired for, and to effect sale* something under last week' 'gees was taken. Samples of fine Oats found ready buyers at as advisee of Is. per qr. Beans a slow sale, at former terms. Fine Wheat, 17s to 17s. Bd. ; woad qualities, 113 e. Id. to 17s. Barley, malting, 280. to 29e, Id. ; grin.ll. - 261. to 28s. Beans, 0N,14i. 6d. to 18c; now,l2s. to 13s. Oats, 20s. to 26a. EXIT'S, May 11.-We have had a small and dull I. Wheat to-day; then wee but little fanners' Wh offering, but a good supply of foreign, which wee held last week's rates, and wee reluctantly complied with few buten-es. Batty y and Oats in good demand, • prices. Wheat, 445. to 60s. Barley, 26e. to 28s. 21s. to 225. Rini, May 11.-The met winds have brought in supply from the near ports, and also the Baltic. For' there is a steady sale, and beet qualities commend het A rates, whilst inferior most be quoted Is. per qr. lower. ley : The finest parcels of malting command tall rates there is a steady sale for grinding, at well supported r Batas meet a free sale at /1.11 last week's rates. Oats _ request at rather more money. Bad ing Peas command rather better rates ; and grinders meet a steady sale at te of bet week. Rye is held for Sid. to 9d per stone • tied a. Meal kr 61. per ton, the stock is the port being ;educed Ws than 300 tone. Linseed Cakes, Hull-made, move steadily at 71. 10e. per ton present delivery, and may sloe had at this price for the summer months ; and 81. per for the winter months. Foreign steady ; my, best qtr 81. 10s. to 71. ; middling, 6/. to 81. M. ; inferior, 61. 10s. per toe. B .pe Cakes have been same, to bug 815 s. to 87s. per toe as-ship. Bases have been to su pply, yet holders have shown much firmness, eau are effected at 945. to 965. per ton • Of Linseed the arrivals consist of 1,070 qrs. from Krx_ and 890 qrs. from Lic h en; together 1,960 qrs., principally crushers' account. The consumption at tall mills has diminished of late, though it is yet lager than usual a. season of the year, end we have experienced a good demand, which has bleat well met by holders, sad buyers luxe oeeded in purchsaing on richer more advantageous than they weld lest week. There is rather a large here for this period of the year-say, about 24,000 qn., than half of which belongs to speculators, who have , held for high rates, but now show more disposition t buyers • which is also the cue in Leedom, where the in first hands is variously stated from 60,000 to 70.0P' consisting chiefly of Black Sea Seed; whilst the. there are not supposed to held more than their iota wants require. We quote the vela* of Black Sea, finest Petersburg, 40s ; midd.iwr, 375. to 38e. ; iafetior, to 365. ; Riga, 37s to Mc ; Memel and Ko.igsberg, heavy crushing, 375. to 38e. • middling, 36e. to 38s. ; interim 325. to 34e. per sr., according to quality and condition, Rapeseed • Toe only penal here is one of about 30 held for 301. per last. The new crop on the Cont.._ diminished this year, owing to the farmers preferring ✓OW grain, which is more certain and remunerative. Wheat, English, old, white, per quarter, 434. I new, 435. to 60s. old, red, 425. to 485.; now, 48s. Foreign, Wilts. to the bushel, high-mined, 46e. to 60s. ; Hamburg, red, 40s. to 445. ; Odom, 38e. to 41s. Barley, per qr., melting, 265. grinding, per 30stone, 200.6 d. to 22e. Lincout, May 11.-We had but a short supply of which was taken off at fully last week's prices. E anything doing en Barley at late rates. Oats in gored at full prices. Very few Beans showing. Woeat, to 465. ; white, 445. to 50s. Barley, 275. to 33.. to 225. Beans, 28s. to 325. Livauroor., May 11.-The weather, although and the bights rather frosty, is less severe than at an period of the week, bit, being dry, warm showers I requisite, without which, it is feared, vegetation will begin to suffer. The general character of the English ken this week is fist, and the value of Wheat scarcely ported, which ice tenon the trade here, although of moat descriptions have of late become sensibly we cannot, however, from Tuesday to this date, _ further depression in that article or Flour. Indian with little choice on the market, has been for the r taken less freely, with the turn in favour of buyers. • few trio= lots of Wheat and Melt, we have a anything fresh in coastwise or from Ireland donor 'past three day*, and, owing to the continued prey of easterly winds, the only foreign arrivals consist parcels el New Orleans Indian Corn, 4,050 qn. ; *sport of that grain to Ireland mom= to close on . The transactions in Wheat at our market to-day generally upon • limited scale, were chi, fly restricted the demand from • few country millers, our load " buying sparingly : Mowed by the aunty arrivals however, importers remained tolerably firm, and in • of any description of either English or foreign, titer decided change was perceptible. American Flour, contrary, coatinucd to meet a good healthy demand to 20,000 barrels having changed hands this mernu with the prosp.ct of an Increasing consumption here, as in the interior of this country and Ireland, the t rates of Tuesday were fully maintained; Irish Flour tame time attracting little notice. Barley end Malt ' slow request, and Bans study, on the terms last 1 Feat, in consequence of the high price of Potatom, I tern dearer. Oats, with seemly any coming from tray held at • slight =prevenient ; and Oatmeal w ii per load dearer. Owing to the absence of say I rash supply of Indian C3lll, this article was less r taday, and [prices receded 6d. per qr., buyers ream.. file reserve foe more liberal amyl= oa the appearenie Sic a renewed demand is anticipa ted. Enron May 10.-Our supply wee limited dors oakum ; sales very heavy, and last week's pi , is me mem obtained. Wheat, white, 6a. to 61. Iladia; red, 6s. 9d. to 6s. Beene, 4e. 3d I a/ley, 275. to 31s. per qr. Oars, 14e. to 225. Sonvieuerrox May 11.-The market today ably asiseded, and our millers siting with great Nt. i , i but few males of Wheat were effected, last week's prices being firmly demanded by holders : The demand for Barley has ) nearly ceased, and very ti t le remains on band for sale. good te : q- t, :lesh bu eC t acct e nf r uli r tn iva rYp l r s ic o we f sin' tO d f s ei h e a n v a e t Hull Beans and Oats in 4 bGek We v n ew ler b rat trata D, M ih ey . 00. 11. sad Gaels en large. English Wheat is LO! plentiful, end and this deweription fetches the extreme rates of lest week ; for Baden there ii monody any variation in price, but a good steady elenund. Fresh Barley sell. as before, and neon firmness ht grinding sorts. Oats and Shelling .ully as dear. Beans are Is. pr. qr. higher. No alteration in other article*. Present quotations: - Wheat, per qr. of 60Ibe. to the bushel, ffullialk. Hesex, and Kent, red, new, 44i. to 46.4 extra, 47a ; white, 465. to 48e.; extra, 61.. Norfolk and Hunts, red, 435. to 465.; extra, 461. ; white, 48e. to 46. ~ • !, extra, 48s. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 435. to 445.; extra, 45e.; white, 43.. to 475. ; extra, 48s. ; Yorkshire, red, 41s. to 43". ; extra, 44x ,• white, 435. to 455.; extra, 48s . ; Denude and Konigsberg, white, 46a. to 47.. ; ex- tra, 515.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 42e. to 44e. • sites, 465. Ilediterranesei, red, 395. to 40s. ; sitra, 42a. ; old, red, 1847, 425. to 445. ; Whits, 60s. Barley, per quarter imperial, Norfolk and Suffolk, 275. to 315,; extra, 325. • Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 29a. to Ms. • extra, Ille. ; Sc . otch, 295. to 30s. ; extra, 32a. ; grind- , big, 22. . to 235.; for ~, 245. to 26e.; extra, 28s. Bo w, per quarter, 631 be to the bushel, small, Ilne, new, 295. to 32e.; old, 36e, to 88s. Ticks, now, 275. to 31.. ; old, 32a. to 335. • fo- • I reign. new, 26e. to 28.. Oats, per stone, mewling, 111101. to 9d. ; extra, 104. ; feeding, 814. to 9d. ; extra, 104.. foreign, Bd. to 9d. • extra, 10d. Shelling, pear Toed of 26111 w., 225. to 23i. ; extra, 245. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 395. to 40.. • extra, 42a. Peas, per nap. qr., blue 1 1 1 and white boilers, 28.. to Ms. ; extra, Th. • grey and feed. to 26.. 28s. ; extra, 30.. Rapeseed per 12;st imp., English, . I 261. to 231. ; foreign, 261. to Mt Linseed, per imp. qr., 325. to 40s. Imports during the week : Wheat, 8,768 qrs. ; Bar. ley, 1,876; Oats, 1,184: Beans, 249; Peas, 99; Shelling, 386 loads; Malt, 30. • . HOPS .- WORCESTER , May 11 - The demand coe- d%louse steady, lent not fargefor fine 3i , ips, at mach the same , prices as Let quoted, via., N ew Worcester', 455. to Wt.; tins t! and choice, 644. to 665. ; yearlings and 1646'5, 30s. to 40c; e . choke, 465. ; old olds, 14e. to Ms. e, Maineroirs, May 10.-Is taking a verospective view of . • . ; the culture and management of the Hop s ardens during the ; I , winter and spring mouths, we have to report that the mama ' hos bees !avowable for the digging end dressing, ebtels we- n: Miens were completed in good time and is esselleut order. a Kunming has net been seeded to the *shoat abed wa rips,a t , f ida oll m o ugoeo we a l w il i i r eir ih osu r a n l asidget cos to rs: siareen . ab i le a the e ti poli e ng h e have woo k Isnot pew) WOO milh memireir aisit hatei . . b lir rne uiln ie ds s to u o filten w t el ly - ; to obstruct the meek and many, we Sod, an avail- / , C w t a l l ieseselves of the oppostanity. nil is also a good p g : precautiosery unsure to counteract the effects of the Ise , flea of' which we have bad • few complaints already. I c ; On the whole, the Hops are in s favourehle penitirn at Cr: present, with the exception of being late ; bat • few fine i g , and warm days would quickly make an alteration in this ,„ respect. The official announcement in the market Many. oh: with reference to the payment of the duty, that "No Hop : planter is to be admitted as security," was received with ca much indignation. The hop plenten of Kent and Sussex per ere known to be amongst the most respectable and respond- lid ble persona in the counties; and why this gractitous Walt el . ; should have bees offered to them by • prof. red liberal toe. administrat io n j a p ustiee dm'isi' untar in tra w iS r e e l oir bi d ered aal we dost u " :l4,:m et ri u v ure ch f . o if r a T a n h k o e n t re h o e w i T i n: i resl i Pecta k he r : w ia b kether le w hap the excise esilemor would dare to refuse him. The question, Iw" we understand, will be tried in more than one instance in this neighbourhood, and we hope it will be universally fol. ter . lowed for a men shameful proceeding we do not remelts- 1 o ils her.-Surrey Standard. raus kell .0171,10d0WL.00-1 commenced yesterday . Th The e re p w u as blio ave sal ry es sec ol 1 , . . da. attendance Of buyers front the manufacturing districts; the ! ; • ings pret w 7 e . re el eu lma imlu ta t i s p er the u e prle e t w of ul th lu e t las ta t e the uetions end ▪ were brie. I . 1 ' of the niseth. . r m , Loans, May 11.-There is rather more doing in sales for l :„..r : English Wool than • few weeks ago; but the manufacturers riii o limit their purchases to • supply of their immediate wants. bus We do not quote any alteration of price dation the present il i d 130 week. Since the commencement of the month the foreign wool trade has been in • dull and inactive state. Pending 1 I "• - f the London colonial Wool sales, there was a general indis- • I l l; position to operate, and where sales have been effected prices - 1 I turned in favour of the buyer. There was net quite so large . 1 thing an attendance as on some previous occasions, but the bidding* were very spirited, and the prices realised about the same sa e s , o f in February last. Cape and low Wools sold a little highir. - '• ; HAY.- SMITHFIELD.-Mosaro. Cooper and Darla t woo report the trade heavy, at the following quotations: Prime Moslem TM to BM I Sow's.. flea to (10s. I dtraw.... Ms W 30n . . • d dull tonne 1146.107 ml Mover .. is. to its. I were Beans CATTLE.-CLRLIeLI, May 10 -A good show of fresh I 1 y and and healthy Cattle in our market today; number short of ! 1 lest week, there being about 30 head, composed of Short- Wheat horns and Galloway', nearly equal in kiods-16 Short horns 4 .1 being and about 13 or 14 Galloway., of good avenge quality in ' much general. It was considered a slow market, as a clearance i week's could not be effected. Prices from 18s. to 21.., sinking offaL 1 h buyers The market for Sheep wee rather limited compared with last I ;i former week's. There was osi offer from 100 to 120, principally of ; ; , 11ditisor the whitefaced breed, with a sprinkling of black. They In•Illiff• were considered of good quality on the whole, and rather I 13.. 6d. worn to buy. Nearly all were sold at prices varying from 614. to Bd. per lb. sinking offal. The supply of Calves in 1 trade our market was very large-nearly three times as many as Wheat law week (ee lly of good quality), the number being told et from 30 to 40. and all sold, at from 41d. to 6d. sinking offal. h lO • Extras, May 11.-Tho 'market was well supplied, both at full with Bessie and Sheep. Very good Beef was sold at 8.. per I i I Oats. score. In a few festinate, however, a higher mice was ob- rood Mined, and Beef may therefore be quoted at 7.. to Bs. per .: . ' • score. Teen was • good supply of store Bullocks. Bar- t. W" e a" t reacts were worth 4s. to 4.. 6d. per sun. Yearlings same ' weeas last week, 41.10.. to 61. 10e. each. There were some very '• Bar -dairy Cows in the market, which sold et from 111. to es; and L am, but some inferior articles sold much lower. Then , ' Prier: was again a large supply of butchers' Calves, which sold I are in at 4d. to 60. per lb. The supply of Sheep was moderate, mamas* but equal to the demand, except for Limbs, which meta at these brisk sale for the Ludo* market. On the whole, prices of Red Rye Sheep wen the turn in favour of the buyer, prime large fat 3ueed to we-there selling at 6d. per lb , although smeller ones made non off rather more, in some instance. 50., which was • top price; r elm, he Ewes, 414. to 54. per lb ; Leak'. 7d. per lb.; store Hoge, , Pe r!°° 20s. to 30s. each ; couples, 30s. to 40.. The supply of Pork quality,e, carcases was small, with • brisk demand, which caused "* 1. U. t° prices to rise 6d. per score. Pork of good quality 'old at • , u./ ;___,,is/r 7s. 6d. to 8.. per score; inferior, 6s. lid. to 7s. ere, sw-sed Linter, May 11.-The number of Calves for sale to.day „ was 180, aid of prime quality. There was a fair attendance p as er b l eld on Wednesday last. z. 2- of buyers, and the whole went off at 4d. to 51d. per lb. migeberg e l e t t e a s The show of horned was very . numerous, and an average as rather oeo ' r LammAbsTroledlatFanAir_erTaphisoffai9d, w. demand, number sold, but at reduced prices. The number of Shoop rave su p. penned was haze, boat pries ranged from 20$. to 275, and us t erm s many went away without effecting a sale. For Pigs then rge stock was a brisk sale, which sold at from 20s. to 40s. each. The MI., DIM Herm fair was a very poor one. i hitherto MODBURY Fain. May 8.-This largely supplied fair was i to meet well attended. The fat stock being prime quality, nearly the stock the whole was disposed of at late low rates. Sheep declined in .0(0 gm, price. Prime fat Herten and Oxen, 38e. to 40s. ; middling i enwhen quality. 36.. to 38s. ; rough, 345. to 36s ; store Cattle, best, sumedime 26.. to 31e. 8.11. ; poor Bullocks, 22.. to 26e. Cows and Calves, lea, 41s. ; 36.. to 40s. per cwt., sinking offal. Shoop, 444. to 64f. Ella, 360 SAL/ORD, May 9.-We have had a large supply for the berg , beet season, especially of Beasts. Our market continues well at- ; inferior, waded, and the demand is decidedly on the increase every condition. week. The price of Beef cannot be noted as different hem it 30 last, that of last week, but we think prime Mutton is the turn ntinent is dearer. A good clearance was made before the market fearing to closed, unerative.s„_ Wntarioto, May 9.-At our market this day we had a to ..• supply ; moderate of fat stock, and a good attendance of • Is ! " ,„_UV° •• s° buyers. Beef sold at 6s. to 6.. fid. per stone of 141 b. Hot- el, Baltic, t o n, 6d. per lb. ; clipped, 6d. ; nearly all sold. Number of • ; P,Llish Beams, 400 ; Sheep, 2,200. There was an excellent show of h to es's• ; Pigs. R iher infeior oilcan stock. , Y O RK FORTNIGHT FAIR, May 10.-We had a short sup- of Whest, ply of fat Hues, which was readily sold at from ss. to 6 .. 3 d , l d demand, Scarcely per store, the market being weltattended with buyers. A t, red, 41e. Sheep . met per 1 bw. w i th th A Vie number sal e;t3h " I lean rn WO, 1 51 . Beast' sadist verylow prices. You', May 11 .- We had a gold supply of Calves, which g w o c : : 4 4 sh 6 o i w d. . o e f li f p at ped Sh , ' still co ld, sold at from 54. to 54d. per lb. A few Lambs were shown, an earlier which sold at from 21s. to 23 e. each. re WO now ~, will shortly insentient, May 9.-The demand for Cattle was fair, at rates. For the best lot of Galloway. from 81. to 91. Ircel our Y "L 61. 6c to 81 10s. ; Aynhires, from 61. to 91. ; Highlanders, MUM mar- rec war e4 given ; alloway stirks, 21. 15s. to 41. ;do cows, from , re d uce d ; from 61. 16e. to 61. 6s. ; • Irish stake, from IL 17e. 6d. to r, no w any 21. 10'., the litter of which changed hands only. Holt- i i er , Corn, bred Sheep brought from 18s. te 225. Of the other sort. a , e , sr pt but in general from 12a . to 15.. A fair demand. Le incisio n good proportion unsold. Pigs varied in price from 9.. to 215., • ye scarcely Or.Witinsw, May 10.-There was again • large supply of during the Cattle, with a dull sale, and • good many left over unsold. prevalence Top price, 455. per cwt.; middling and inferior, from 38.. to isist of two 43e. Of Sheep the supply was about an average, and last whilst the week's rates fully maintained. A good 'bow of UMW for i 16,000qn. the meson. Prices ranged from 16e. to ZIA. per haul. .day being eetrieted to COVETT.GARDEN.-This Norwing.-The fol.. seal dealers lowing are the prices: /SUIT& seals of late, pima per lb.. Gs to 10. *snouts, per peek. re to Ts in then** e mon Ag r o e sinese, per 1b..6s to le e Almonds. per peek, 6* hoiden, no - forden. per lb ,Stors - sweet. per lb.. Si to 31. *MEM Ds bath.. 6to a - Der Wbb., 16. la m s 1311, 15 , 000 = Ithelem. Sam, 4. tolls Nuts. Barcelona. per b., 20s to 2L tar, on the strewbents", per en , td to la Weßnne. PIT Uk• is 8d to /a A p p s. toning ; and Oriole% Per der-slt.w a r: - neon., per 1001 b. Ss %GIPS I sere, se well _ 7-___ it 1 1 .1: . 0 , , - Catierpgenzeitotollez Ms current asa -r a.. pr no. 16. to iis noun at the VEGICTABLI& bat were In c a bbages. per dos.. O 4 to la 64 *alma per brandi 2d to 44 sun f icid pear .ddt,. es to ih - brink 6 to Ts id quoted. a...a a rcebeinen.,ls ed to 3. - pew dos. la ed to is ; se, were the iiiiiorkise, pert and., Ist* ts - p. idwvo.ll 6d to re rom Ireland, - brown, per do, ed to LM pee Id to 10d t i was 3 4 1. to Sorrel. Per ism ideck IM to L Gene, ow ni, Per ton. Is to Mb ArtidseMs Jamilmo, P. Id• ere. 1123. material re t 4,6l. toe cwt.'. to is 9d to le es attractive - per benbd.ls to Ts L alining on melee temili,ls tots - Om, pm mare ea to re .., Mid pit ram Is to 66 i Wese sne° - HMI 1 6 ;1111104 1. 50 il k to IN Wip..Pw to id Ulm 3 d - Ped mk Is el b re rearic. al to rd lied at =is Is 11W so Si titt par Moil" Id to lid 's prime only pm 44 to is ed Witur. me howell. It to 34 m w stole. ..puiromsn. Mt* 34 , 61. 641. per ma, _4ll to II irstirmeek 17 . Ma bum id edued dto 4s. 9d. Loam ver 3 d be Id PeisaUdtge Mil li le W L ed =lkel Swan Loll ■ Pm • 3 . 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