The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-22 00:00:00

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c - himself to do the beet that he could. (Laughter and Dantsie letters of Monday lest state that holders had eNXIA 3irrun I.IFR ASSOCIATION,
116:1••-• • t.t.t4....„„0„,,,, 1,,,,,,. taaaaa cheers.) Ile was now ready to answer any questimis, if manifested • disposition to raise their pretensione, but that
V ya;sinered k are Map -Ws Moot Letters Pates!, they were not put too etrong• inquiry had not been sufficiently active to allow of any
entennta Mr. elkeeest then tame leeward and asked the follow- advance being established. Very little had been bought
~,..teetvitt ALEXANIWEL tisekhetith-paske Minim& in. eueatious :- 1m you consider the extension of the tor exportjhut a few purchases of tVhent had been made for
a... a ear erste bee.. I is, eenenurebourret. suffrage • question sof poli• y or of right ? To what ex. the interior et priers equal quite to those previouely current.
ea., ...enema. Mu, Asteincer nits, Iterismadrey. tent • .11 you go fur the suffrage ? What term do you tiered 621bs. high mixed old, in granary, wits then quoted
t. re sea . el, Leg , Mt els ell and Tonleultani.
, „......:., MR., zotor .1, 4.4 E. consehr should be the duration of pirliaments ? and will 15s. to 465. ; fine mixed ditto, weighing 6111 x. to 621 M.,
len lel White Gait nate, Lombardedreet. you endeavour to :abOilStt the customs duties? 435. to 415.; tiew high mixed Lower Polish, 611 M. to 6211 e.,
j..., termer; fag, ee. lAer hole Mr. Ileitvev replied generally, lay saying that lie was in 41s. to 465.; mixed and fine 011a1.4, 60Ibe. to bi 11,,., 40s. to
e'en timer, 1 et, a erineneuree Pant. (Aimee or a rife extension of the suffrage, and would always 41e. lailsr.d Wheut of good colour, but weighing only
T... ..,t9. r, ten, a Tee tteei-e-yard. vote :.o any measure which tended to benefit the working 6711r5. to 69Iba. per bushel, 36e. to 3.1.. per qr. fete on Word.
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.._ „ men of the country. I letten from Seatin of the 15th instant inform us that t llallsadro Kee Pot. a Old.rquar^, rm. ,at se. ,
*oar„-„. "al -' ' ht.. Another gentleman then wished to be informed whether purchaser* had acted with the greatest caution, and teat
.nenere etteed ar 1 meneing, It, Losi:lon.streo, Yen. Mr. Harvey would vote for the removal of Jewish thotiali leaders would have eubmitted to some decline to
Pa ' ' 4 eheff::•••tr. 4t. disabilities, and be expreesed himself as willing to do so, have (Militated business, comparatively few transactions
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~,,, _meet, lonahec, preyvtt, timbre, and thernird, se, although the number art Jews in this country was not by . had taken plate. Quotations were thin, for fair to Rood
„t0a...4,0ewaa1..Lb3,1„,1 „,,,,,, a da,,,,,„iti. any, meats large, not more than 40,000. . , quaint.' of red wheat, 395. to els. ; barley, 2-Is. 6d. to 2.5 e.,
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wher gentlemen sent up their cards to the . sad oats, 16s. 9d. to 17s. per qr., cost, height, and insur-
e .4f ,u,. re ~6u.. hot toe „ewe, 1,.. ~,,,,a T.N. a tae thairinen, riAILIVS.II4/ to be allowed to esti sundry questions, I ague, to the east coast of Great Britain.
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....me • nir.etly n Mond Assuesition." ann-ng whom were IkiliWn. DOIS-r, Hussy, soil Coleerwell, ! At Rostock en Monday last business was decidedly dull,
~..en esteem...it, bet este as.d ate aerumnloted and he premised that 111. y should be all heard atter a rem- I but the weather having for come days previous been very
w .. .• :. Ael ate emoted. , , lotion heel teen passed which um. then to be proposed. !unsettled, holders of wheat hail exhiltited considerable
..e..1 il sand:lly swat the reeley hooters, sal ate Mr. el meet,: submitted the reselution, to the died that , firmness. The rain was not supposed to hare isjured
.... he eurreid sehs's ; wales ; Oro constituting, ..
t• .....5...-...1.!..'ir rash maw* To the soured. au. Harvey was a lie and maple person to represent the 1 wheat, but the growing rye crops hail, it was believed,
• -• tedious terms to.uvu..3v taysetaNe to borough of Lambeth in parliament, and pledging the meet. i suffered to aurae extent from the wet. Fanners had
a, -. i , ..iit ea when ante to Riven beteg ',Molly Mg to exert itself to secure his return. I brought forwerd good supplies, which had enabled buyers
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',leo ..i :' e icidlta. Mr. Peewe 'ascended it ; and, without allowing any time , to purchase at former terms.
.. • a re,- ten. teen MIS iced; ••ne entitling the sawed to elapse fur an atilt ildnit tit to be remit:teed, the chairman I At the near eunquent il ports business acorns to hive been
pa :,., .v as tre . redbi atter pavement •:t tin ensued reneeme: put the resolution to the meeting, aud aniseed it to be , a good deal influenced by the tone of the English advices,
le-a . . a shr..l Is lower, fs. Ova' I e- . r•nl 01 partici atone Is
le be on. carried. I and there can he vie doubt that a rise here would be very
speedilyfollowed by an advance in most of theforeign
ii/..,7:l:h?...t.'s,@..pree"'iteir thil resit"se,annicae'itet"L'e4;ll..V bleintt-stre*asy Mr. 'teener then stepped upon the platforna, and tie- . I
be .r•I ,metre n• adretal. mantled to be heard, nerrai:imis to the promise of the chair- I markets.
I- n ,al WW..a...1 she 1.'1.2..".." • h:•ll3'huallT. In Nl"m felt man ; who met the request with a decided refusal, as he did At llatr.burgh ea Tuesday there was a tlecided dispose
we em- .te 'Whit nits of the afl...i • and runts of toe tacky fir •
that also of the other itratienaril. tion or, the part of holders of wheat to ease their preteu.
Wee et. -.l be "we:be 4'44"'"'"i the polo a ate tr9""l'" _ Ls the midst of the cumemices • vote et thanks was pro- pions ; but purchasers &Median the reserve, and no sivenee
tele ".' ' bee •eve. posed to the chairman, and the proceedings were declared on the prices of the previous week could be realised. lit
Av.: nasal piano. aMollalphaM aft Os Min April •
fr 1 ' - per OPAL wen theenneat nee leaeitilesa was swirled is to be at an end. The reporter adds; it ought to ho re- parcels on the spot hardly anything was done. From the
‘-, 'r ate. had nowde the re'lowne !number of Pqmente ea marked that N. Are. Willem,. and IrEyncoun's committee Lower Bettie port• there had been offers of 60 lbs. red wheat
are i. wanner pm ons. issued a handbill, which was tr,ely tirculated in the room, at 38.. 6th, to 39,. lid. per qr. free on board, without leading
lty miter al the rewire of Pirectorre earnestly Calling upon all the eunporttn of those gentlemen to much business. Barley had been held finely, but Oats
E. L lr, Resident tweeter.
I ,Lea, May I, Isli. ANDREW SKAN.AS. deeretiry, to give Mr. Haney • patient and respectful bearing ; and, had been Mitred on rather easier terms.
Le iiiiiss uat nested LIM Asairislae. le of norther distils*
therefore, the uproar which took place w.s not chargeable In the Dutch markets quotations appear to have under-
t«... sad L ...pins lent oh ,he preprwery pare trarsat.ne business: upon them. gout little or no change. Wheat is relatively higher at
wet the sale art di • **Permute LUG Aellevolli et:gamey." TM Anisterelum and lietterslain than in the English markets;
di.. eu•SASi.As Si to. MI 'be two estabh*lii.;.nts o. I• .• the aeeirs COLEFIESTER.-The Right Hon. Lord John Man- still, shipmente from thence fur London have been made
gee -.Weed.. ih • mow itmanfe•rs zby On' -,o• '44:461W bY "wil nen, her Mejes•y's Chief Commissioner of Woods and from time to time, and the export deinaud has smelted to
111(4.`• V. 4 WOO debunewentro: the Naiad Asiv.i.ution are reduced
Forests, has jutted an address to the electors of this bo- maintain prices. '
te•.sL per oaacs.e ea the remiss.
rough, in which, after enumerating the calk! measures car- At the East Fries and Hanoverian ports Oat. have rather
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&L1.184):11 and ALLISON, Patent l'iattuteste nail or attempted! to be rarririt by the present government, receded in value of late, but not in proportion to the fall
y ~.t.,,,,„„,„, .4 a.,4 ;1. g,.....,,,,,,u,ae. „„,,,., fn, he ones :- The financial revolution of 1846, coupled with here.
ee..iimi use tieseetvett. PI %Mitt /It fin 01 the ant work. the abrupt abrogation of the navigation laws, has deranged, Front France we learn that very wet weather for several
we, kg steLg, mere sad bAlafliTe I lON. Insloassenta to • great talent, the industry of the country, and resulted consecutive days had given rise to fears respeetimi the crops,
wee sew one set els' (wer4 Neal L. tes) t-berel at a is. la a war of ceases. I was always of eteames, and am so and that holders had consequently .deinandtd enhanced
menYe atelew.an• a tweseel-beml "ewe taeter"wen
i ' wehem el still, that, by levying moderate duties at the Custom-house terms for wheat and flour. At Paris, on Wednt sduy, tho
ammo& on all articles of foreign production, a government best 'oleo( the latter article was not extensive, the demand being
meted out justice to the various interests of the country, and ...\
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lIIE GORGET Patent Self- r end in the least objectionable mode the revenue necessary
relieving 5a11t....,T, saeneeleilleeltet few the ezigenties of the empire. If, however, the country checked b the advance twisted on by holders.
From the Mediterranean we here nothing of much
ea I ems 'ldea Wilns ...4 W a ''''... la.that justice eould he Ithe rod ' ii....- interest to communicate l'rices of wheat do not appear
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°gest,.
,e,.. at ea wee ball
preen a . one to metres e to have varied in that quarter, and the operations seem to
movements et the Indy, both bock sae vY
_revenue be raised 1 ways, H. have been on rather a retail ficate.
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...die either al'alling' ~dt.tllne., ea tiding. Ireleh.
the duty of thegoeern =ot Iso to revise War .tillanwil! h The most recently received.. advice. from America inform
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tee a tee ahaz the Itemsteted Elliptic mat system that those great interests may meet on equal us that the supplies of flour from the interior to the ports
Wristband.the half
gills Tli: COLL in 'quite aniqm), an MI terms that *even Cortege competition to %s tech they are now
unfairly ex d." opfen :hioegeinspricest basil not been so huge as expected, and bar en
hid been tolerably well supported. Freights
:lith.at.eir"stne.:l":olPhiceeslesti'alerte'l:=l4r- -6Z1.M.e1l my will! Itopilsa,llll.lll.3tßDeT.-yonSpoirrjtofehrnLeadit°lnoluil.Y'SthireJMilajolia, eria as Ceto Liverpool, en.acett:urnhavbiansginbgeenapuPealmodw fasmuthlti.mtue ItOodr.unisee;
ear. ,:sori `d ban w bout: Ws sem by dress to the elector, refers to the satisfactory progress of brl., had again risen, and Is. to Is. 3d. per brl. was then
roe an reseipt of 13 postai* hie canvass, from which lie states be anticipates not merely asked. The shiene nts from New York from the 19th of
Ilia-leafed Pr'eet'bes ebb diwelwelialt; his re-election as one of the rep
,esentativee for 'Devon. Ms to the Ist of June had been-far Lambent 9,190 bale. forwarded fr. e. -Palings% , ,
Lcoortm t
...„Lo to tor Si,, ,i.,,
~ Place w„,,,. ~1 th, Prim, pert, bat by a lamer majority the any previous one. of flour, and 13,000 bushels of wheat ; for Liverpool, 35,000
g ads., .., istres.k....re L Pa.l.in .I. vast, lodes. WESTMINSTEB.-The Carlton Club having deter- bile flour, 49,000 bushels of wheat, and 61,000 bushels of
mined to start a candidate fur Westminster, the friends of Indian corn.
TO LADIES.-ROWLANII)S' KALYDOR, fa Sir De Lacy Evans and Sir John Shelley have agreed to • - --- -- -- -
Ow -kis san IS•StdrIWW.- I, W olmloltolawd aor We tstrersoll unite in securing tee return of those. gentlemen on the MINES.
~prnuit .ad weem, e elTverew the diri, Ishii., by Ho maim liberal interest.
se tbe pm. sod le a as reeerney moons e carets iill tespardass
le, '....r .ware, .11y• miry tendency to Inhume:ca. sadttwo •' MONDAY ErggrNO.
1.,.:1..4 .111011•Itrs all twine*, tea, smples, spas, ace,'y a.. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING The mining share market continues active, with a
ei ease, and :Moe emotions voltathar. The railLvit Wotan It
THE PAST WEEK. good inquiry for most of the leading adventures.
le ~-, :., the sal the memo. and Arliemy ableh I: induces
ce as role ail arnis, wader a utilispr enable L. eviry toilet Gen. Shares in West and South Caraden, Fast Darren,
1;,..a, •-:.r slar:Ar. will SO It allay set irritation and teneernees et Heron the York Lew Nerpren.) East Wheal George, Wheal Harriett, and Alfred
5en...., Airt reo.!er et otloorweb...n•lo`...amat. Beware olootervim
Is i ..-. 'or saes. The 1v...0. .. Non) e Is' lislyrtnr ' are on the BRITISH. Console, are all in demand. %Meal Brewer shares
et::: r. 4 the feallnie art.e.r. and nA. Rowland and Eon, M, The weather which we have lately experienced are heavy, and tho late advance is not supported.
rile,:,..ciserh.„....er,,,„":%,."erate'sa,Thed t.".„de.traanmegey taiasa.d"'PaaaL'ct'udey. hes certainly not of the moat favourable kind-tinily The prices at which sales have been made arc re.
earn, a conmaratively low range of temperature, and an ported to us as follows by the most respectable
Decree-vs reetusters.
absence of sunshine, have beta its tenting cheracteristies brokers and dodos, but due allowance must be made
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THE CAUSE. CURE, and PREVENTION of 'Lc, the commencement of the month.
genialu has kept ' back vegetation, anld'ithewha:rteestf.. for the wide margin frequently existing in this
aIiPiKY I. .1111NEYS, ',sail the Pr @creational Nos.alauty.) warmth
~ variable market as between buyer and tiller.-Booth
must now under any circumstances be a late toe. That
M :. N itASTSSIT.
..Th., .1.....,te 1.4, a musty catenary, hr byre met with its more or lea injury has already beau done to the outstatid. Caradon, 120, 130 ; Trelawaey, 371, 40 ; Alfred
go, a. yae soas kiwis. ea n they arverlailtrste the SUN 13 Mar. 1114: corn by the heavy rain there is reason to fear. We Consols, 141, '4; Tincroft, 114, .4 ; Wood Mine, 255.;
1.,:, : ..:,.... trin as pieerm Mere than fide, it is is Mena- hear, from different parts of the country, of wheat mad East Buller, 21, 3; Esgair Llec, 4; East Darren, 75;
sate we UMW the :an
ew 3".44 ',bin.," ale.-aa.410 barley having been beaten down, and though this might Wheal Harriett, 28s. 6d., 305.; Wheal Uny, 9Z ; East
Tam '.ll-rate It. ha s rove of no ultimate detriment if dew hot wea-
Lcd-e .J. embers, Pste.nm'er-row. and all leeskserers• rt., lwr P P • -•• Wheal George, 51 • Cook's Kitchen, 3; Val, of',
thee should succeed, a longer continuance of wet would
Or • a Lase.
le -a-Verby heel Ise tie same in stamp@ by J. Wiltshire, 33, render the fate of tee corn thus peetioard somewhat pre. Tome], 275. lid., 301'. ; Wheal Arthur, 171. ,
Cerrisi..rico, Ilia KO. carious. Titers are also reports of blight, sod the There were again • good many transactions in the
.__ _ autumn-planed beans are said to have suffered very gold ruining shares to-day, and prices during the
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extensively from that cause. The ;inspects for the hats filer of the day were good, the Australian
ELECTION IN'rEI.LIGENCE. vest are altogether less pronneing than the.y were a fort- re . part
eseraptions meeting with numerous inquiries. In
night ago, and unless we have at immediate and a complete
LAmBE-111. change in the weather, mischief (which no subsequent the afternoon, however, the feeling was flatter for
event, would be able wholly to remedy) would be likely most descriptions, and prices left off with a Ines fa-
Last evening, a public meeting of the electors and to ensue. The effect of • bad harvest would, in our voumble appearance. Liberty shares rose to; to Ps
meek-eters of the boron alt of Ltrubella was convened at opinion, be most disastrous to the British fatter, and would premium.
the large assembly room of the Horns Tavern, Kennington, canstitnhe effects L.,easof [err na
oceiad e to be
rred. enure.
The georTo."airraltfliit then
The non-official quotations are as follows :-Aus-
fla the purpose of hearing A statement from Mr. Haney of catinfttenists who are !till holden of Wheat would no doubt tralian Consols, 1 die. to par; Melbourne, par to„
la. political opinions. The moons was exceedingly troweavu. derive a tempurare, benefit from a rise in prices; but any prem. ' • Royal Australian Mining, par to 1 prem.;
Mr. Tel eon, churchwarden, too: the clef shortly after material advance would be cenaiii to lead tic such over- Yuba River, k to 1 prem.; Britannia, 1-16 dia. to
stns o'clock, andamidst much uproar proceeded to address whelating imports, as to render Huey questionable whether 1-16 prem.; Baden Baden, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.
tie meeting by tieservine that they had met that night for a high range of quotations could be lung maintained, how- Cobra sharei again advanced Rh. to-day, closing
ever deficient the home produce might prove.
the parpoes of giving • direct contradiction to statements That the last crop of Great Britain was of finer quality at 38 to 39. Mexican and South American were
whirli had been made throughout the borough, that Mr. and gave a larger yield than that of ordinary average years flat. South Australian shares are also looking down,
Barney due not appear amongst the eectoie. (Cheers and admits of no doubt, and it is equally certain that the bar. owing to the accounts of the want of labour at
goes.) Mr. Horny was now present to speak tor himself, vest on the continent of Europe was ceuerally defective in Adelaide.
sod to answer any guiltless which might he put to him. both these essential points; notwithranding which our
Our advice. front New York in reference to the
('- Hear," and their,.) [A gentleman on the platform here farmers have experienced great difficulty in competing with
called for three cheer* fur Mr. Hertel, which having been the foreign growers; it may therefore be easily imagined metal markets state that copper is selling at 23 for
given somewhat faintly, another gentleman called for three what their pantie& would be. if this order of things should new aheathing; yellow metal is now held at 19,
deers for Meese.. Williams and D'Eyncourt, when the be reversed- six mouths. Iron is firmer; nearly 1,500 tons
therein instentiy eemanded that he should be expelled The unsettled state of the weather bas hitherto bad much Scotch pig have been sold at 19 dole. 50e. to
the meeting ; a efts. of indescribable confusion ensued, less effect on the tone of the grain trade than might have
20 dots, six months closing at the higher rate for
in the CoAree of' teethe a policeman, aseisted t.y Mr. been expected ; all speculetive operations have for several
ILresyai faience, violently dragged the offender from the Jean poet proved so univenelly unfavourable to those wee Gartshearie and COltness; and 1,200 tons English
Swarm :,a1 put him out of the toom amidst heel wave been tempted to engage in them, that our merchants bars, 34 dole. 50e. to 35 due. 50e., now -held
tn., sr .. Shame, shame," soil other cepreuiens of acid dealers have became exceedingly shy of entering into higher. Lead has been firm and in good demand,
VI, imlignreion.) Time chairman endeavoured to proceed, fresh engagements; and, with the outstanding Wheat crop with sales of 4,500 pigs Galena, at 4 debt. 95c. to
tat woe met t.y hisses mud greens. Ile then mounted the in a precarious position, the stocks on baud reduced into a
5 Bola.
ols.
_coati, or 7
ie. ; and 2 9=l to cash ; .50 tons Ea lash
50 tons Spanish, at 4 dole. ekc., h at
Mar. took off his handkerchief, and tolled hie arms, de- narrow compass, moderate importations, and an abundense
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ewe:gait eh tt vain:dna to remain there as long as he had of money, few are disposed to purchase more than needed 4
a .top of laced in his body, to that he would be heard, for ieunediate use. Holders have attempted to establish time and interest. In speltcr sales are reported of
Ilea Teresa order was restored, he proposed to name an advance, but in most eases where higher rates have been 100 tons plates, at P. N. T. l'rices of tin arc well
*ad Mr. liars. yto the support of the electors on the asked the demand has been checked, mad the transactions supported, but buyers do not take hold freely ;
reed that h Wai a shopkeeper in the borough, and that at the principal provincial markets have not beta by any
Hance sells at 22 ; Straits at 21 ; and 300 tons plates,
1.- had eontrilo.•• .1, without giving his Dante, five pounds the
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to *.h., fund which was got up two years ego for the relief a At some of the markets in the agricultural districts a rue' kX, 8 dots. 60c. to 8 dole. 62;c., six months.
th eve r.sotte re rs ; whereas be alleged that Mr. D'Eyn. of about le. per qr. has been established; this has only been -
east; hail not so contributed, although Mr. Pearson, the obtainable, however, for the finest qualities, and has been THIS DAY.
tt., a weinher, gave I. n remade. He sat down by calling paid with evident reluctance. Two o'CLocc.
for three ehvers for Mr. Harvey, which gave ries to re- Stocks of spring corn and pulse appear to be nearly ex- The gold mining share market to-day is steady,
teed mew and much uproar. boosted in all parts of the kingdom, but hitherto nu isn•
with a moderate amount of business doing. Mel-
Mr. Ileuver, on cominglorward, was received with prevenient has taken place in the price of barley and oats;
1 meted ehee „ s
e ad hires. When •sight cebiatioll of the milted, the latter article has lately receded in value at all bourne shares are quoted par to prem.; Britannia,
Ow
tanner took e, he proceeded toel*eree that he fir- the principal port, on the coast, as well as in the metro- I 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem.; Baden Baden, 1.16 to 3-16
pe.re4 heron tee elector, a one of themwhea, and polis, in consequence of large supplies from abroad. Beane, Drop,.
as be teed to be lend even if uleimately rejeete d. owing to the reported injury from blight to the growing `
(enifeeene lie had lived in the borough thirty year. crop, and peas, in cons: rococo of their extreme scarcity, Coping Inlaslal,
et i del not loe ,w that he had ever done anything to have advanced 'somewhat rapidly. 11% Share. Year data. prim done
at q 4 a •ingle "derided. He had born called upon 11 We have had another very quiet week at Mark-lane, and . yenessay. to-day.
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I'. :y of craters-(" Who are they)? " followed by factors Lave been tumble to establish any advance on pre- -,ai.asi j
lisslan and eaplusae)-to stand in the position which Tim.* pries-10.4,000 toe engtoCallionden ........ A iII s pm 1i
le 'urn oetupio.l. He was ready to admit that he had , :here have bees a few offers of flee on board cargoes from lams m *Aare, . lll
t• tne neon* to nairesent the borough but those which the tleltie, on more reawniable terms than these hitherto liecue tO Austral:Mtn 2 I If ee
44.-- t' s lowed in Wimple honesty of purpose; yet if they asked ; still but few bargains have been closed. I aieesi y eustraten •-• • II i ila, ~
hen,ore I Australian Yreeheld ....- all i ir a
L.: bun the Lafleur of refers him to parliament, The sale for town-made flour has not at any period of the I 3.,,,,, t ,5,,, xhi..i.
. ell de
le. r. n ening portion of his life should be devoted to their week been brisk, but millers having had to pay very full eie. so teuvervon Iron and dl
01M,, He was cm aristocrat, bet one of the people; he : prices for wheat, the manufactured article has been held for 1e.:04, I aridsh Australian hold„ MI plb-ger I
6..j.,1 to pat forth no higher claim for their support. ' quite as math money as before.' Fresh COlniTl ilOtr. bail 10,000 13 &mil. Imit(tes.at M. pm., 12 flf
n. re) He , one amongat
them a ranmoderate shopkeeper, and been iu request at late rates, and the finest sorts 6.000 30 Do. Q..M C.I COWS& ha, -
e. •II- WY a barge one. Ile knew the wants of the of foreign have commanded previous prices, metwithstaed.
_Hem m ' . .. Do li• John Del Hsi- IS - -
It ...I`, ant wished they did not want anything; and he ing tee arrival of 3,6.52 sacks from France, tad 21,929 213:0;1
..1 c.bs,.,Cewwwt..4Creekpr.,
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.......• well . gls %en' alf i
lit'rwl himself to vote for messuns wince would tend to , barrels from America. Immo i eto'.onlal end ........ I I 4 4ma li l
Pal'qly ii.oar wan a. If it was in the power of Mal to do English Barley has tonne very ripariagly to hand, only ,
tee*. .i oataapo Li 1 - -
bin rag in the Ileum of Commons, he would de It. 14 me. Keying been reported. The finer lands for malting, tee*. i e.g. ez euetralian Comer sa 1 1 die
(l-Ittur, and cis of .. Bravo.") Ile had said thus haul now ceased to be wanted, sod quotations have in a' leSote eri General - -
*-4 eiteameiran.y, but he had ',repined a Ppeecb, which groat measure become nominee The business done in this , .i 'vs' 1 gell'epting"V" I Oil A 1 Ms
,WI II 11 pm Y
her. it to read to the meeting, it gentlemen rani has been principally confined to grinding sorts, for I 100;in. I !let, lca
*1.14 hew Ina. (llama hear.) Mr. 'Linty then Leven which purpose the heavier kind iof Danish have hail the ii.,,etai: I Lahti nattiurst... .... - ll I I lif dpir
b,)" std." Geitleeien electors of the borough of Lambeth, preference. There was leis inclination to purchass fureigu , sesesol I 'Lemeeetter,Gelta.CAllea dl I dl.
0 weere n; meet( before you as a candidate-Hotel i barley towards the close then in the commencement of the j Neree ' Is ,'Weetrentesouthemwelsel 9 4t 5
hate.,) -toe the honour of your suffrage •to represent . week, but pekes we I's not lower on Friday. • Meese I I New Granada -.- all 0, fMa
l'w4 inc -• Mu its too tutiminas House of Parliament. In malt very little has been dem , tbe few retail lots ' i'''',9^e l 18ew'r.". Mende e-- as I/ 1" 14
bald l.aahter rad chem.) This being the that eac„„ans which have changed hands have brought similar prices to ' (11..1 tee 1 !eon rano ~......a , I 1a is
I•pees toe ...--......- 36'0,' 00 1 ' I k all f die
at, whirl. I has, 1, el the /vetoer of meeting you, it will no I those previously turn ut. ;es,' 2.0 4'.1.1 lag° t;t: Cubs ........« tell I I rep eebt b. ve red ^f me that I should eburtly explain to The arrivals of oats coastwise have been small, but the re- I see i.. I ..aith Au-amnia I 11 I
Ph the rhasons whiei base induced me to appear hero,e etipt of 12,112 qrs. from Ireland, and 12,627 qrs. feline, ea •- I la ro. root
Pa" ((treat uproar, which continued throughout the abroad, hes afforded a very liberal display of samples. The , 4%11,7 i 124. ear 4-i,p."4„►44'" 1!eon
•I
Rof I'..e *earns.) lie held principles iu common- ith dealers baying been "'bled 'twine the last few weeks toI I'''''. 1 . -e4
"' tl I 1 die
fist Pe -s' rem.•ottatives of the borough, and it might get will into stock, are unwilling to continue their pur- ;
ttsref,n I. cent:or:A of him, why divide the liberal ire chases except at reduced rates, and the trade has been ex- 1
leaten teat ecee-ion ? L fewthroughout Ili. simple answer was, that cucdingly dull the week. Fur really fresh corn PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES.
hely 7., ri I 1.4 Mr. IrEeitemert had 'noway neglected the there has been a moderate censumptive el..mand, at about ---
eneentinee • 1 I.ir parliamentary duties. (Crk s of former rates, but light and out-of qualities' lIRIThill ELECTRIC TELEORAPTI COIgrANY.-Yra-
a_7°' '''." '..l " l'ra. yes.") The purpose, there. (of which a large proportion of the foreign arrival had terday, in the Standing Orders Committee, consisting of
,7" nf tbo,r entlemen who hadrequested '
him consisted) could not tee placed on Friday without sub-' Lard Red, elide, chairman, and several other noble lord,
belenc_ e
.f..reoelg ins to put him if p. aible in Mr. Wittina to a reduction of about 61. per qr. Quint Monday's . the standing orders were derlared not complied with, nod
%Jr ' • ' . ;•• •-, eleiugliter, mad erica of e Never; we eerr'eeJ. ' that the bill was not to proceed. It was understood that
-; I ,r, t. ~- ' i'• di by great 3013ru'i3IL) And if Eogbeh beau have met s reney sale at the late improve- their lordships (who mat with eloped done came to this
' e ie 1 etesi re-jetting Lim, God only knew eel at meet, and fur good Egyptian in granary 265. to 275. per .1e neon, in conformity with the 176 handing order of the
tem:4 l'"Ccan" oh the I.'r one). (Great merriment, mail er• hes been asked. Upper house. It i' toad to be the intention of the promoters
leie'rwll Mr. LrEynteurt had promised very great thieee, White boiling peas have been much inquired for, and of the bill to apply to their lordships' house, to waive tIIC
o..._p.rf. flea, II rrehing ; end the remedy her this StA:e 01 ' fine samples would probably have realised 38s. to 40s. per particuler order.
Caw: '.e ls trolrolua to parliament an honest man, like i quarter. Sount YoXIVOIIHE RAILWAY. - Yesterday the pre.
re,a'us they knew something about ; and it they did 1 Indian corn afloat has not varied in value. enable of this company's bill was declared proved iu the
''' 'l' e lent Le tamed :l.at they would never again eine FOREIGN. Lords.
Is -
-•^1 their :iri...valii. s. (The confusion and limehti•r I The weather appeals to here been of a similar character CORlita AND MACIITNNLITH RAILWAT.--Tbe bill foe
e .991 le sob a peke that Mr. Harvey lees Min t . put on the Continent to that exianceccd in this county- ccultructing this railway also passed.
e,., Pses, into Lei ;melee.) He had much more to sky, I nemely, wet pad cold for the tune of year :no mischis is,
ea wlle •nuld se:t listen he would sit down, at the I however, reported to have been dune to the crops; and the
1.,,-;•mie ion el tune te. na to vote roe a man whom the y i accounts from hence la. ins ceneekred discouraging, business SinITII EASTERN IIAILWAT.-Traffie rect•ipts for
, .aue .11 aLcia, who had lived thirty years in the I hail, it seems, remsined in a dull state at must of the legging the week ending June 19, 1862,14,0121. Ile. '2.1. Ditto, June
'''''"!l aq made 14:5 fortune among them, pledgiug I putts in the 'Sallie. t 21, Heil, 17,0241.185. sd. Darerease in 'F.52.3,0121. 2s. 3d.

BRITISH ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH CoMPANY.—Yes-
terday, in the Standing Orders Committee, consisting of
Lard Red, sdale, chairman, and several other noble lord,
the standing orders were declared not complied with, nod
that the bill wu not to proceed. It was understood that
their lordships (who sat with cloaca doors) came to thi,
d. casino, in conformity with the 176 standing order of the
Upper house. It is said to he the iotentinn of the promoters
of the bill to apply to their lordships house, to native the
particular order.
Sucre YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. Yesterday the pre•
Amble of this company's bill wu declared proved iu the
Lords.
COWS AND MACHYPIELITH RAILWAY.--Tbe bill for
constructing this railway also passed.

SuETII EASTERN Um LlVAT.—Trnfric receipts for
the w, k ending June 19, 1952,14,0121. 19.. 2,1. Ditto, June
21, ltA, 17,0241.199.9 d. Name in lera, 3,0121. 2s. W.