The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-12 00:00:00

sewed the ears, the greater expedition of the Lew route
widower. the whsle yummy trade to and over the newly-
bawd gald regions of the avast, the transit of the precious
metals from that El llorade, and a largo portion at the traffic
in tie lishur and mote valuable merchandise of China and
the Eta lischce.
We shah', therefore, lick with mare than °raiser, interest
fir the omapitka of this rued, which we trust and believe
will be affected at no distant time. It is is the hands of men
who will act let grass grow under their feet. The subaerip.
Ilea books will be opined to morrow, at the Bank of the
Beats of New York, and, as soon as they an thud, the
work wilt be vigorousle prosecuted to its completion.
The market at Now Or'eans was in a dull state,
and ctit in was further depressed in price. Thine
wee ale) very little demand for the products of the Ns
west for export. Ti.o crevasse was partially closed,
and the water in tho ore:flowed districts continued ei
to recede daily. There was every prospect of the city 1.1
becoming in the course of a week or two entirely "
free from the inundation. The river alto continued It
to fall, end was 27 inches blow high-water inaie.
The fl tar-market was without variation. Tae de- to
mar.d for st.gar was limited. The exchanges were In
quoted : London, at Bto 9 per cent. pm. ; France, si
M. 25 to 5 25; per dollar ; New York, 60 days, sight,
Ito 1 per cent. discount. Freights to Liverpool: ,o
cotton, 5 10 to 3 8 per lb. ; floor, 2s. per barrel ;
tobacco, 30s. per hhd. too

THIS DAY. W
Two &ewer. 124
The English funds have not called from the cloting 1,:1
prices of i estefday. Consols for account were first 16
done at 924 and last at 922. and for money at 921 :
and last at 922. The Three per Cents. Reduced were Is
negociated at 921 an] 921. The Three-and-a- 31
Quarter p-r Cents, at 93:, and last at 931. The 19:
transactions were not on a large scale, and the s.
appearance of the market is very firm. Bank Stock 2:
L again higher; it was marked at 198 and 1971. he
Exchequer Bills are also is. better this day. They ros
were done at 486. and 61e. premium.
The foreign exchangts are without animation, and is
the only traneactieng of the morning are the follow- C
big: Dutch Two-and-a-lhlf per Cents., at 51 ; asi
Mexican, ex coupons, at 28 and 28. Portuguese .41
Converted, at 301. Spanish Five per Cents., at 18; 4
the Three per Cents., at 341. st.l
The French Reales closed yesterday on the Paris CI
Bourse: The Three per Cents. at 63.60, and the Five is
per Crate. at 87134 ss
ts 1
aNOLISH FUND&
look Olook. 1061 74 ) pot CLOes. for Ace.. 01 i 111,
121
1 Yo CL IDA Amt 0
. 331 I 3{ per .'4 i se
I pet Ct. 1.62 a. Ara... .but kseltoquorMo.4ll). to 51i.
roacrox FUN DI. 60
rO6. Amoeba Bode.— Ipa Ct. Groot& 13.1... 16 i 100
pig or
t.. 1
Ct. 16,46. Howl'. Ottmodo Durand 11.1.., 31 0
er Canolo. 23 It 6 per CL Mu., IMO "272 $ 30
SFr CL 11)4211Put lOU, 83 8 6 per Oli Pr 11,141 ild, 1 IS
Ditto Sitio. 62 4
52tOrito Doev.. 3) 3{ we
stefttC.,'c'-f,.."'ler".A. (I" 14tw swad, 11d...0a 11151: SO
SS
Ditto Volatob. 144. DOA., 3 Pot CL titosibill lids . 341 i 20
Columbiao Equeitor Wet. 32 i Swath Deferred Dd...—
Spur CL Mulish ILk. GS T Darn Poodle 11d... 31 1 17
ii Itor Ct. Dutch 114%. 34 11 Von Ct. Yesoluois 144..0 IS 60
4 gor Cl. Dutch Cortt..7o) 444 ICI2 Deterred 842..64 74 23
Ili

PRODUCE.—MiNctso-Lems, THIIitsDAY, 2 30 so
161
The Sugar market hai been quiet t the large public salts for ~.
tomorrow having Inhumed burrs; but impott,TS have 'bows "so
Artanew, ae4 nearly an of the MOO boss of Havana and 400 Wads. is
Porto Hien were taught In at toll rice*. Maned market dolL—There
has no' been a public sale of CoMe to-0 .y.—Riee sold steadily. at full is
pekes ; vt n goal white Bawl 10*. &L ; Madras, small white ands,10
Os. Id to 9..—Ptpper suldearady at previous Mrs; Aleppo, 2$ to 21.
—Cotton tirm.—kino steadr.—Tbe Imago sole does mot show any
arterial alteration ia mow but WOMB • Or= appagownoa—Tea ftlL 25
-4a other artkles eo imatraird alteration. 121

IRONMASTERS' QUAR [TILLY MEETING.—Woie
IManeutrros JUL? ll.—T:ie wog quarterly meeting of the free- so
=sten of Staguellshire 2114 Shropshire took place here to-day' thel9+
Best meeting for tbe current quarter was held at Wadi yest.rday, o.
12
hat there very little buries was done. Today the attendance of 9
ilsous engaged in the trade was unusually large, a demean-thee which
sta be accounted for by its iremions condition at the present so
ansment. The wareity of orders for the commodity, both for home so
emd foreign purposes, has become co notorious, that conceal-
fent is lapneable, although porno of the large makers re- 121
pert that there has been a sufficient demand to carry them so
en. The impolicy of the last rise of • pound a is sl.
is new made fully evident, and the great question remaining for si
stitch K whettizr even the late reduction of im,which the trade hie
a]lnewiedged, will be sufficient to Os the price far the current Tsar le
-
Ye. The general opinion is that it will not, miss there be each • st.
egemlies of thr ihtein imbroglio, and of other e
Mots I. the muse quarter, m shall bring about • renewal efeltlirg-. I
ip
d
Mad for hue from theme. That the railway companies at home are poi
het ordering In co- ideruble quantities is quite clear, therefore le it so
gffident that in the atoms of this demand, the smaller makers cannot lb
glad by • particular price new to be flied but which the dream- too
ebswes of nett week would make it ruinous to adhere to—in fact, Is
thweing the la-t quarter itan has been wit at mere than 2.e. per ton less so
than the then p.ice current. Itlcee belated today were —tor idiom, 1,,
IL to 71. Ins. ; boomeg. to a les.; and pigs proporti malty low,but the IF
Slum en greatly varying, that it is scarcely yomiblelo ha them sutlt- so
steady for gwontice. There was no price flied to-day beyond so
that which I have already eon lanced as haring been named at the IA
=other! meeting at aIaDLINISTIf la but at the larger meeting of the ss
, which takes place at Birmingham t i-inorrow, sotnething o
site will be resolved open. Meeks throughout thedi;driet are heavy'
mid, to wet the exigencies of the time, the irenmasters and mimes- IC
we bare all reduced the wages of the men from It to 20 pen eent., IL
smia:KlV lave submitted to It with • better grace than might be II
Pt

.1.
COTTON.—Lrvagroot., J VIM 11.—Th• mast to-day eg.
exhihi!ed Ilagrowd implienswit. sod prim Piro it sp. TY sales gg
were about IA N gigs, igstailleg 3,40. tabus ix apes and wort. IM

LINEN TRADE —DAIUISLIT, July 11.—All aware Iti
thi. trade; a pad demand Mmade /x DA LAI and 1:1
r =sa Z that Whammy alarity *W is .A. anal many
imams. bna been rep Utzla Ilatt WA pear. ani

TALLOW.—TM =whet is bra on the spot. with • fal r tei
dowei. rid there le elm Mbar more Inquiry for dellvvre la the 6°,,,
agegge. Thefollmrosit ore the lions : Petersburg T.t on the
gle. W.; October to delivery, Sle.; separate months' tr
rP MA' tsi

BORN.-BARNIILIT, July 11.—We had a very this :I
allmdeatie al formers. Y eamequesoe et their being food rat making io
My whits the sea dies; little w doinc even i n
vidich set with aMI We, at the is•t week's rates, and in some te
lIIMINSIS fewer Irises were submitted to. There was little done la
ether grata. Snot Mg at S Is. to SG. per qr. _ 10

BOSTON. July 11.--W• hare 1/(316 been but moderately to
popplied with all pgraim What met with a he. sabs. at rally Ma 20
avatatioas. The law Oats or Naas Minim were takes readily, at • 30
slight advosos. Wheat, rad. Ma. Slam; White, 33a. Osta, Ila to IS
V.. Beam, 325. to Ms, per qr. 12
CIIICIIRATER. July 11.—The supply of Wheat at our
market today ewe/oak bet the dame+ of die weather calmed our. :32,
down to set with rots ulks,see the prim of last inark“t-day 1
wow him ly maiatahisd. The* to rather um Inquiry fur other '•
10
Grades. at about former prima Wheat, 112 a. to 23. Barley, 214. to „„
Oats, lbs. to 21s. km; No. to 3k. tory its, to 40s. Flour, i;
M. per mek. 20
EATweut?s Haan', July 11.—A sheet attendance of yy
town and sellsee at Hie market toeday mend the trade to be rery
Wit., M
UM week% prim were paid tor all meta of grain. Wheat, se
white, Mite IV. lea.; rad, 71. to Bsrley, Ws. to 21a. Oats, 1%. n
tell.. Deem 30e te ras. Pr" &k. to Mk.
_ _

NIWAZIL, July 10 —We a small show If all grain ii
MAW. and lbw white and red Wheats were readily bought up at le. dt•
loth. per qr. advance. Grinding due ey fall la per quarter higher. ZS
to Osts, Beane, and Peas lithe psodag, and without alteratlon in
value. Wand, white, 51s. to 3U.; red, 31e. to 32.. ed. Barley, 13
grinding, 33e. to Ma.;ng, foreign, 235. to 2de. Oita, ka., sass aa lust
week. Pt.
13
Rommel% July 11.—We had a fair supply of Wheat at
ear market toclay. which rail at tot week'. prices. AU other Core
rather dearer. Wheat, 414. to Va ; Burley, 21a. to tea.; Oats,
lb. to 24e.; Beans, 22*. to 315.; Peas, 32a. to Me.; Bye, 225.
b 11a.

July 10.—The weather he. been most propitione.
After aWI of refreshing rein the annospbere hoe amiln become brit- so
Sant, and the growing crops progress most sans( .et .rily. On this so
bey's market the supply of Wheat and Oats was small, and the prim 50
of Friday were rendUy obtained, end in some instances en advance of 5
go, per barrel on Wheat, end 34. per barrel on Oats was realised. For 5
lodfas GM there Wu a free inquiry at an improvement of 6d. per qr. 30
on
previous prices. Flow was in good dcm old, and fully maintained so
Its Talus. Other things were without theme. The following was the so
ewfency:—Wlssat. white, 245. to Vs.; red, 225. to 23a. per 28011 w. 10
Osta, 12s. to 1 la. pre 1961b5. Barley, IS.. to 17a. &I. per 2241b5.
30
Oilseed, Ila. ed. to 13s. &I- per cwt. Pour. Its. to 13s. per ewt., 30
far seconds. Indian Cons, ate to We. per 4501ba. 90

HOPS —WowingYin, July 11.—Tbe sun is kuoakirg up
Ibe badlybl peal poop* earl improving the few that are partially
deer. The eieneee of • Teo:wary to grow anything like half • mop
ere becoming daily SIM remote, as fresh files are constantle making
lb* sporaranas, where the young throes are healthy ani clee The
Shay for the klmnlosa is still called 6 togrit. to 63,0001., eel for our
art district 5,0001. ea 41,0001.; yet the market remains quicL

HAY.-BstrrartaLD, Joie 12. Moon. Cooper elid
Davis report the folkotai cootator :
=raltailow. tit. to 7U re.... —a. to —Tee .... TU.
0.. ft 9.. Qom .. 40a to ssa Straw— . 32a to Os.
Now ...... *N. va ;of.

CATTLE, &e.—Rouroass, July 11.—Our market tn-day
was well supplied with most klub of sank. Beef, Mutton, Lumb,
and Perk abat the ante as taut week. Veal a very heavy ale. at
61. per store below lea week. Beef, to. ltd. to 3e. 6d. Matta., b.
to U. inniVan to b. Veal, Se. ed. to 16 Ptak, :MAK Is 4e. Si
SHRIEW.BI/11T ram July 10.—There was a very abund-
ant supply of 4hem sad Luna In our market, acre than could Is•
pet ne 1, hut chiefly heavy weights, whisk expnienesd a doll sale,
11141l111$ froth `NI. to Md. per lb. ; insert Withers, =hate Se this
season of the year, fetthei Ms bd. to 66• per lb.; Labs were
eagerly e,el.-et utter, end earthly sold from Id. ill bd. per lb. Many
lots It tack for want of aseassiseaatioss. Pigs were lower
than our I.ot f.e.r, with a litre supply of bothatreng andsuall stores.
ButTSIALL, July 11.—Our trade and pi e. ruled much
the same ... ta,t week. Beef tirade from U. ad. 3/ MU.; Mutton,
2s. 6,1. to tr.; lamb, iv. 6d. to b. 2d. ; Veal, Is. to is. ; Pork, e. 6d.
to S. I'd. per 'tone of albs., shame the offal.
fair

.L PARLIAMEN'J

apply a remedy. In Birmingham a girl was enticed by;
companion to a brothel, whtn Hie was sedum d by a man who
had offered 61. to the brnthel•keeper to bring her there. The
fatlisr of the girl prosecuted the man, who admitted that he
had paid the 51. fur the purpose, but the magistrate her,re
whom he was talc. n derided that as the girl had g•me r. lua.
tally and wi,hout love, there arra nn off nee enno d.
This decision was afterwards confii me 1 by Berea P. rke on
appeal. What he (Mr. Spooner) desire d was to bring ofltnders
of this description to guLisbnient.
Mr. BRIGHT inquired of the Attorney-Ganeral what
the law wa,, and in what way it would be chat.ged by the
clause.

The ATTORNEY. GENERAL said that ns the law
stmd, where two poems, the seducer and the pr.cur,
conspired together to procure the seduction
there was an t !fence committed which was punishable as a
misdemeanour. But under this bi:l the la•r would be so
far altered, that any man might, on the unsupportt el evi.
dence of a woman of abandoned character, be convickd and
punished at the expense of the county, though there was no
Kauai .n iu the cite. Th" bill altogethtr vielatel that
principle of the poor law which prevented orders of affilia-
tion, unless the testimony of the mother of the child was
supported by corrolosrative evidence.

After a few words against the bill generally from Mr.
ANSTEY,

Sir G. GREY suggested that as it would he impossible to
go through the climate. that day, it wanting a few
minutes of the hour of adjournment, it would be for the ge-
neral convenience if the chairman at once reported progress,
is order to allow the other bills on the paper to In disposed of.
Mr. SPOUNEE coneented, and the committee obtained
leave t t sit spin that d .y wet k.
The Highway Rates Bill was read a third time and pseud.
The amendments to the Borough Rolla Ball were con-
sidered and agreed to, and after fixing .he other orders for
future days, the house adjourned at 6 o'clock.

Vie erproo•

OrTGOLVO MAILS.

- - -- •
M 4, for British MirthA rnerit4 and th, United Stator will be
made up tr.w.orrow evenit4 the 13th July.
The mail, for Vigo, Oporto. Lisbon, Madeira, Cal; and Gibraltar,
will be made up on the 17th of July.
Yee West Latta limis, ere:lulling Bermuda. Rvvrina, IVvemin,
Uendiuss, New Orleans, and Mazieo, and inelmting thaw for
Madeira, St Juan.do.telearigua, New Granada, Chid% sod Peru, will
he made up on the 17th of July.
The mails for Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the lonian islands, Vert,
Orylnn, 4, and China. via Southampton, wilt he nude up on the
morning of the Nth of July.
The mails, ria Marseilles, to the Mediterranean Egypt, Ceylon.
India, Hong-Kong,el4, will be made upon the evening of Juiy 24th.
The mate fur Madeira, the Brazils, and Durum Ayres., will be made
upon the 4th of August.

XlOll WATFV, AT unwoom
Thtv -Ileralar, II W. put G , Alterno.,, pp3lo...—)lowslisa, 3 Gila peg 7 ; Altenunaan .un. N. 7.

LONDON, THURSDAY, JULY 12.

THE vehement and vindictive railings in which the
Lineclnites and Dismi liter indulge at one ano-
ther's expense, are exceedirgly amusing. At heart
agreed, and having the same end alone in view, their
mutual vanity is daily fed by the fond illaeion that
they reciprocally form the only obstacle in each
other's way. The attainment of office is the morning
and evetiirg prayer that both offer up to tortune,
and to prove the peculiar and pie-eminent fitness of
their chiefs is the daily work to which their rival
organs respectively devote themselves. Who doubts
the euFerior fitness of our AtteeDEEN to please
heousequefesttihoensehtelli_oeh?zeaelttesof
tohuer
Austria and Russia? exclaims the once libe-
ralANCLALOSfiocire.
ST the cause
Standard. Who knows the knack of the tapes like
our Gotrutune ? is the exultant question which is re-
torted by the scornful interrogatory—where is the
match of our BROUGHAM to be found in the dull ranks
of prudish politicians ?
And, all things considerci, we should not feel dis-
posed to question the liberty of objurgation so freely
indulged by tne jarring sections, if our humanity
were not sometimes:shocked by the manlier in which
they use this liberty for a cloak of maliciousness.
To ridicule the folly of protectionism is fair enough;
neither do we object to making the most of those
everlasting indentures which twice a week are read
aloud to keep a forgetful world in mini that the
possessors regularly served their time to the firm of
PEEL and Co., now gone entirely out of business.
If me:., who cannot get anye ing profitable to do, find
comfort in perpetually talking of the days of their
apprenticeship, or it they cherish some fond hope
that the reminiscence will help to gain them clients or
customers, who would grudge them so cheap and
innocent a gratification ? But when it is attempted
to found upon the pretended merits of such qual.fica-
Con for office an exclusive claim theret', then we are
compelled to interpose.
Free trade in all things is our motto. Eves Mr.
NEWDEOATE shall have the full benefit of the prin-
ciple whenever he gets a little sense, and conquers, if
he can, those loose intellectual habits to which he is
unhappily addicted. We have no spite againet him ;
nor do we understand why he should be s ntenced to
perpetual banishment from office merely bemuse ho
can't produce his it dentures of appreliticeship, as
other equally commonplace young men of the Carl-
ton benefit society can. Wanting a place, the prime
requisite is fitness. Show us that, and few questiens
are likely to be askel As for testimonals to cha-
racter, we should be somewhat curious to know who
there is comeetent now-a-days to give them.
But of all the sordid and insufferable monopolies
we can imagine nono more thoroughly despicable than
that of burenucracy. It is the interest of a particular
clique among both wh'gs and tori- a to keep the pre-
tence of traditional teaching and hereditary train-
ing. A meaner or more mischievous usurpa-
tion by a self-elected few of the rights
of the many never existed ; and a more
pitiful and paltry mode of waging war with a
feared and bated competitor never was resorted
to than that which the taper-tories are now car-
rying en against the ern-taper-tories. All tories
weal be tapers if they could ; it is the instinct of
their nature, and they cannot be expected to abrogate
it. But until the failure of the firm of Peen and Co.,
no man, however bigoted or bucolic, however opulent
or high-born he might be, had a chance of ever
touching a bit of tape. save by its special
favour ; and its special favour was felt
to be so economically bestowed, that when the crash
came, the sentiments of disappointment and rev( op
were found already rife among the excluded majority
of the party. Untaught, however, by experience,
the old clerks and "young men" of the former esta-
blishment coolly propose not only to re-open the con-
cern on their own account, upon condition of tee iv-
lug letters patent for that purpose, but actually sera
at the notion of any of the hardy and suc-
cessful adventurers, who have made way by
dint of their own energy and ability in the
profession and business of toryism, being per-
mitted to take any part or hold any share.
And with this modest and disinterested intention,
column after column is devoted daily by the organ of
the candidate cabineteers, to personal abuse of that
most formidable of political interlopers, Mr.
DISRAELI. . _ . _ _

Now, we don't agree with the member for Bucks
in any one opinion or principle that we can call to
mind excepting this, that the honours and diatinc-
tions of the state are the birthright of every man
who is personally qualified to claim them, no matter
what his origin, his station, or his an-
tecedents. We never will admit that a
man of talents and atts:nments ought to be
excluded from eminent position because he has not
spent his political childhood at the f-et of some parlia-
mentary GAMALIEL, or the prime years of his youth
in mute vassalage to some bureaueraie despot. We
believe there is no greater evil in our administrative
system than that which is e)ecoaionel by the per-
petuation of the same ideas and the same forms
through the infl.:ence of the prs:eess in question. No
new blood is ever infused : warran'ed safe and free
from individuali'y of opinions," is the standing re-
commendation for political offic and this in a e ma-
try whose concerns at .nd mere in need of being kept
on a level with the changing times, in which we live,
than any other in the world.
Let Mr. Drawsmu and his followers be arr&gned
for their economic errors, and condemned. Le' them
be kept out of power until they grow wise. and lesra
to judge more accurately of the wants and wishes of
the people. Bet let us hear no mare of unfitneen or
inearsteity founded upon the want e•t recognised (qea.
lifications or the absence of "certificates of orig•n•
Mr. ))ISRAELI is immeasurably en abler min
than any of the intolerants or coxcombs that
have so direct and obvious an inteetst in prom;
his ineligibility to office ; and it may ba
dangerous even to provoke too m'amte and '•arching
a comparison between the loftiest pretension (.1 the
rival sects. We have no desire to detract from what-
', ever merits individuals may posies.; but we do nut
see the gracefulness or wiselom of eneerine, nt L •rd
) Mann bec..use he is palpably very inexkoseoced,