The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-26 00:00:00

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defamatory libel which appeared in that paper,
charging Peto with having sanctioned the murder of
a trader, named Bezant. The case having come on for
hearing, the court decided that the article in question
was a libel, and that the parties charged were guilty;
whereupon 1/r. Campbell, the editor, and ylessre. A.
J. Aldum and J. Harvey, tl.c printers of the Colonial
Tunes were ordered to enter into their personal
recognizances to appear when required.
The intelligence from Natal is to the 20th February.
The expedition sent to the Umzimculu, against the
Bushman chief Fodo, had captured several thousand
head of cattle, but the chief himself had escaped, and
a reward of WI. had been offered for his apprehension,
by the Lieut.-Governor. One of Fodo's head men is
said to have been made prisoner. Mr. Shepstone,
the government commissioner for the native tribes
within and beyond the settlement, had returned to
Pietermaritzburg, and the troops were expected to
reach the seat of government on the following day.
An extraordinary trial had taken place rat the
criminal sessions at Natal, which ended in the convic-
tion of two natives (Umwangala and Nomgqula),
charged with murder. It appeared that the murdered
man was a reputed Kafir wizard, whom Umwangala
believed had, by his acts and enchantments, destroyed
a certain number of his (Umwangala'i,) wives. Um-
wangala summoned a witch-dance, at which the
deceased was smell .0, by the Kafir doctor employed
on the occasion. After thin ordeal. than could
rs-
male no doubt of ' (IC enlprit's malpractices, and
Umwangala employed, as executioner of the doc-
tor's sentence, the prisoner Nomgqula, who headed
a party of five, that waylaid and murdered the un-
happy victim, Umkomanzi. The convicts were sen-
tenced to death ; but, as the matter was connected
with the superstitious practices of the natives, the
sentence was very properly commuted by the Lieut.-
Governor.

atmospheric influence. A rather remarkable fact, tending
to confirm that theory, has just come under our notice. A
gentleman in the neighbourhood, who had a quantity of the
kind called " fusty folds," discovered the other day a con-
siderable number of young plants springing from a portion
of ground from which the crop had been lifted previous to
the blight, while not a single stem was to be found in that
portion of the field from whence the potatoes were removed
subsequent to the appearance of the disease. It may also
be mentioned that, in November, the some gentleman
planted several rows of the said tainted " forty-folds," and at
the same time a row of what were called F rench potatoes.
Not one of the forties cams up, while the Frenchmen present
a beautiful braird.— Scotsmen.

to S. bd. ; ordinary to rod, 2
101. to 2a. ; Bintlipatant 2a. bd
31. 3d. ; to 2s. 3d.
PRICES C

(Wu; per Wit. erre ram
W. Indlo,B.P.bwb.b4o 00-644 Od
Yellow &Ore,— 43 0...17
Pine .. 43 0...33
/I smith's.; brews 18 0.. 43
Yellow 44 0...47
Pine 43 0...31
Dongal elladroa, b 5l
Yellow 43 0..46
Vibito 47 0...33
Foreign, brown 34 0. .42
Yellow 44 0..43
Grey and whit 44 0...51
Refined, Hoinbro' 4A 0...69
Lame 63 6.-. K
Corral, In Bond.
Wert India, ordi-
nary 33 0... 40 6
Good
Vise 7O 0-121 0
Ceyke, good ordi-
nary .. 37 0_ 30 0
Flat enliesry 59 6... 40 0
Pine GO 0... 60 0
Mock., good to lbw 14 0... 80 0
Caea Rica, ordi-
nary to fine 34 0... SO 0
Sumatra and Pa-

23. to It.; trek and lean.
to 40. Id. ; Oade, 2s. 2d. to

long 22 0 . 27 0
TNA, at per lb.
Coasott,conuaon 9 0 ... 0 9i
Rim, at per mt.
Bengal
C 4.14 l9 0... 20 0'
Java 2l 0... 0
Patna 2B 0.. 26
• 34 0... 38 0
srium.
Ram at per fall.
Leeward lamd

---
3 4 . 3 3
Demerara, 20 to
36 per oent.
0.? 4 2 .- 4
Jamaica, 30 to 311
per cent. O.P 4 I• ...
Faintuitc marks I 71 ...
Bran.ly, Ist Lrands 4 • ... I
apirita,,Lp. 11 0 ... 0
Bauch
hlah ll 0 ... 0
FT.\a, per tan.
Riga, P.T.R./47 0...36
15161,07tmabuig.
•• . 0
Dutch and Flendah 35 0...710
Friedland
Harr, at par ton.
Bt.Peterabumalesat37 10...38
outahot
half clean
Riga, Mine
outahot
Pan
Manilla
29 0...30
East lottla Sum-. 15 0...18
Bombay lB 0...23
Jute
Tray at per cot.
Banes B7 0.. 90
Straits
Otaa. in blor.k. 92 0... 0
boo, at per ton.
Bare XIO 0 /9

Plus, Na I. At • .
Hoops ll 10... 0
Cargo a/Cardiff:sr 9 0... 0
Swedish ll 10 . 0
Isais at per ton.
Med,bast. lB 13 ..19
shalt l9 10 ..20
23 0... 0
Patent slat 2l 0... 0
red or mirdom... 19 10...70
Spelter 2O 0...21 I
(huh per 232 be,. pl. d.p.
flak, 3.4 wale 3B 10... 0
1022,•.
brown Itt yellow 27 0.. 29
Sperm 69 0...90
Head Matrr 9l 0...91
Cod 27 10 . 0
Mouth Sea 24 10...26 1
OUre,Gallipoli,p.ton 51 0... 0
Cocoa Nut 3O 0...30 1
Send. Rape, pale,
per ton SS 10... 0
Llured 27 0... 0
Plmmsnots, per awt.
Butter—Cork, Ist 0 0... 0
2nd 0 0 9
3rd 0 0... 0
Doblin, Ist • L.. 0
limerick, do • 0... 0
Cutow, 0 0.., 0
Newry, It —. • 0... 0
Waterford 0 0... 0
Ike, bulb, pre
Hems
York prime duns— U 6 ..85
lama-Pork,Lmrk 180 0...82
Do., !clout
bone, Waterford,
= wt. 74 0...60
GS 0 Ga •
Lard„Dethat,prtrk 139I39 0...62
Waterford, do f
Ditto Madder
Miamian
How, 0: sad Cow, at per lb.
D. A. awo W. Video,
s.O k•
Vted 0 3d5
4...0 o 7
4
Brazil, dry
RiDrpoltod
o, dry OO
4° I°o 13
0 .0 6
Linn kV** dry • I _I •
West. lartla, O.- 41..31 il
Salted o .0 44
rAft India 0 4 .0 104
Ktpa, B.Ayrea, day 0 7 —0
Runes, dry 0 84...0 9
8. Amax. pr
bide 70.130
Rued* ditto 6 6...10 6
Dye W=,,,ar ton.
LorroorA,J 0... 0 a
Hunduna 510 514
Camprochy 0 0... 0 0
rustic, Jamaica 6 0... 0 0
Niraragns, Lugo nod
solid 15 0...17 10
Small
uma 12 • 17 10
Soon 10 10. 18 6
Rad Sander.. A I°

0..18 0

TALLOW.—The market keeps advanoing, and, ea
the quantity to arrive by the 31st July is very small, a fur
thee improvement may be looked for. Petersburg Y. C. on
the spot, 48s. 6d. to 495. ; October to December delivery,
475. 3d.

SOAP TRADE.—LoNoos, MAY 21.—Tallow has
steadily advanced during the past week, sie well for forward
delivery as on the spot. The price for the last three months
is now 465. 6d. The difference between what is called the
market letter price of rough Fat, and the real average price,
is again very considerable. For the fat of the hest butchers,
we hear, as much as 3s. per stone was given. Price of Y.
Candle on the spot, per cwt., London, 475. 9d. to 48.. ;
Liverpool, 495. Town Tallow, nett price, London,
Rough Fat, letter price, per stone of 8 lbs.,
'London, 2.. 81d. Newgate Market, for good Fat, averagn
price, per stout of 81b.., London, 2s. 10d. to 11.. Stuff,
London, 38s. Hough Stuff, London, 245. to 26a. Cl. Palm
Oil, Loudon, 36..; Liverpool, 365. to 355. Cocoa Nut Oil,
48s. 6d. Node, fine transparent, London, 6s. 6d. ; Liver-
pool, 3.. 64. to Bs. Alkali, strong and weak, per cent.,
London. 21d.; Liverpool, 21d. Price of extra pale Soap,
nett price, exclusise of chests, freights, dm., London,
605.; Liverpool, 561. to 61s. Mottled, London, 525. ;
Liverpool, 48s. to 50s.

CORN.—MARK-LINE.--The weather continues as
fine as cauld possibly be wished for the growing crops, nod,
under its influence, and that of the recent large arrivals,
millers act with the utmost caution, and the often they ge-
nerally mule for Wheat this morning were so low, that
factors refused to listen to them, nod consequently but little
business puma. Oats were a better sale this morning, at a
slight reduction upon Monday's rates. Barley, Beans, and
Peas nominally the same as last quoted.
The following are Monday's quotations:

BRITInfI. Skill.n.• pet st.t.o..
WISZAT, Ear I andlient Red. .93 to 97 93 ...White....9; to 101 to 103
Norfolk and sutfolk .. 91 to 93 97 do 93 to 97 to lot
Talavera (Does or nuffolk) lot to 107
Cane, k Lin., Red . 95 to 97 to 99.- Whits— 93 to 99 to 101
Northumberland St Scotch do. —to do —to— to
Dish do —to do —to— to
Ern . 65 to 70
Bunt, Feeding. 47 to SO Distilling 30 43 to 56
74110. — lo rkeralfet to kis to
Irish
Beck Wil.T 48 to 33
Mats 7l to 90 tine pale 110 to 86
Oars, English Pied 34 to 341 s 0d...81ear.. SI to 36s Od
Ditto Polands 38 to 40. Od ..Potato.. 39 to 41. Od
Hero iskandScotchFood 33 to 37. 0d...110tat0.. 40 to Its Oil

]r0i1.....—.................. .... ..... . . .
Peed 32 to 113 to SU 0d..2224ek... 83 to 35s Od
Ditto Potato ....- . —..........-....401 Od to 426 Od
Pus, Grey 12 to 531 OrL..lispie... 87 to 61. Od
Blue
White 66 to GO.. ere 6l to 65
Bum, Mamma 44 to 46 Tick. 46 to 49-old 49 to 23
Narrow 45 to 49 Small 31 to 34...01d 33 to 87
Thom New Spring to Now Winter— to --old to
Rwriweso, New
he4o to 42
tioGsorl.
Lorehau CALM ... /13 10e to 113 00
~.._ ....._........._

FLova, Town toodiNdellyircd 73 to IS Tine flo uotizoTd63 to 71
Norfolk mid 63 to OD NVhites

Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire
Sussex md heat
to hi,. to
FORIGN. Daq free.
WitrAT, Donate and Konigsberg 92 to 93 fine to lot.— to
IN:mermen, Rostock. sail Stettin, new 93 to 99... to
French and Brabant
Danich and - to
Rus..ean ..... .1.137° Ibrg itityptima... —to —... to
Moubliond Odom— — 9 O to 91.-- to

Canadian

to ... .ttutrallan 92 to 102..

RI.
11A0.1.[T, Feeding 43 to 46 ohstaling 4 to 34.-- 66 -
INDIAN COlOl 56 to 63
0664, Rani. 32 to 34-- to
Poorraneou sad Bizsiii666 - to
Bra* and 11"i*. - to

- - --..-

abllto to
Bums, Mak to old 43 to 43.-- to
old 49 to SI —to

Peas, Grey
White 54 to 56 Bonen
Old to .aaw to to -
LUMIIN Battle and Roadie
Mechterraneao sad Odra&
11.4mman 40 0. 42 ilemmeed 36 to 36... do. do.
11.4,mara Gan her ordaty, per ton, t 5 10.. to £5 15a.
Lamm CAL" Dutch sad Getman ditto .C 9 10a. to £lO 10r.
Ditto Praia sad Artier-wan ditto £lO 10.. to £ll 10a.
per Brl. of 190125.
44 to 48
42 to 411

Pun'', Amerlean ....
Daatzic and

a..i::r...... ._:~»:

Cumbria (Duty lid. Fair barrel)
I'm& free to —Der Sock of no lbs.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 24th MAY TO 26th SI tT.
Qrs. Ilegllab. Scow& Inah. Foreign.
Wlaest
}ore
, 4030.61_291(th.0 1
juit.
4.612,1:3870
Oats
DITERIAL AVERAGES.

Velum- Barlvy.l Oat.. i lye. 'she.a.
April 10 74. Sd'4o4 ed 3?. 7.134 a 10CM. 10r1 Od
17 74 Id 46a ed 29. 74864 Idlien 10d,30. 74
94 76. 10d 48. 34 399 7d431 6d:19. 11.1A2s 44
May 1 79. Ge 1149. 61.3,01 11d.85. &1,11. 10d,324 114
0 81. 104!51. od 3ls 6d 59.3.1 59. Od's4s Ild
If 115.1 9412 a 7d 2.11d 98. 7444. 7.1'53. Od
6 weeks' AU. Aver. 7lis .4.41..114131a 2.156 a lili3la 643 h. 74
(There are no dutie.on Foreign Grain.)

Price. I April 10.

741 May I.

I 'Pawing, MAY 25 —Wheat sg. t, 6a. lower than last week.
The amount of business transacted was of the meat trilling
description. But few Beans offering; dim maintain late
rates. Of Ba. ley scarcely a sample on offer.
Leans, May 2.5.—0ur arrivals of Wheat are moderre ;
the general dt premien of the trade in this article noted at tl e
close of last week. is followed to-day by a redaction of Ss. to
10s. per quarter, and very :i*tle burner done. Barley alto
recedes; and Oats and Shelling are each rather lower.
Beans scarcely bring an much money. Arrivals this week :
Wheat, 6,760 ; Oats, 1,869; Barley, 766; Beans, 311; Rape-
seed, 3,791 ; Linseed, 13.
_ .

. .
LISIOUTON BUZZARD, MAY 2.s.—Wheat was in fair sup.
ply, the trade for which ruled dull, at a reduction of 6s. to
10s. per load on Itst week's rails. Of Barley there was
scarcely coy on offer, and its value may he considered nomi-
nally unaltered. Wheat, per load of 5 bushels, 58s. to 665.
Bar!ey, per imp. qr.,645. to 60s. Beans,per load of 5 bushels,
365. to 400.

vgfireoh, Mar 25.- Of Foreign Wheat direct from
Europe ands ens returned cargoes from Ireland, we have a
fair import of that Grain fresh in for to-day, with a good
supply of Indian Corn, and several arrivals of other Grain :
of American Flour, however, we have las in than usual
and are net 1 kely to have any large quantity thence uutii
the June shipments come to hand. Our advice. from
various parts of the United Kingdom report the highly
beneficial effects upon all the growing crops by the copious
rains diffused so generally over the fice of the country
during the present month, and the decided reaction thereby
produced upon the prices of Wheat in many of the
Eneli,h marhets lost work, which, added to the depression
in Landon yesterday, have recoiled upon the trade
here this morning, reducing the priced of both Enalish
and foreign 'Wheat 91. to Is. per 70th.. below the rates of
Tuesday last, and inducing the miller. to exercise more for-
bearance thou usual. The transactions altogether were bat
limacd in amount. American Flour, on the contrary, con-
tinuing to meet a good inquiry, and holders submitting to a
decline cf 5s per barrel, the operations were ton fair extent,
and several 'weeks being withheld from sale, the trade closed
rather mere firmly than it commence 1 Sack Flour, although
scarce, was I gewtse proportionably cheaper. Barley, Beans,
and Peas, up in a moderate sale, must be noted 2s. per qr.
lower in rake. Oats, even with a limited supply et hood,
receded 2d. I.er 15114., and °Amesl barely sustained our lest
quotations. Indian Corn, moving off less freely than of late,
was 2s. to 3s. per qr. cheaper, on which term., how-
ever, a tow thousand quarters were sold, for both
English and Irish account. C en Meal also gave way le.
per Larrel.-British: Wheat, per 7016., English, red,l3s. to
Ills 3d.; extra, 13.. 3d. to 13.. 6d. ; w hits, 13s. to 13.. 6d.;
extra, 13s. Cl. to 14s. ; Irish, red, 12s. 6d. to 13s. • extra,
12a. 9d. to 13.. 3d. ; white, 13a. to 131. 3d. Barley, kaglish,
per quarter, 565. to 601. ; Chevalier, 60s. to 625. ; Scotch
and Irish, per 60 lb., 80. to Bs. 3d. Malt, English, per
quarter, pal,, 745. to 861. Oats, English and Scotch, per
4.5 lb., 6s. 21. to 6s. 111. ; Welsh, 6s. Sd. to G.. ; Irish,
fine qualities, 6s. to 13e. Id. ; general qualities, ss. 10d. to
fe. Beans, English, per quarter, 675. to 61s. ;
Pigeon, 61e. to 63.. Scotch and Irish, per 4SO lb., 5•25.
to 545. Peas, English, per quarter, white, 645. to 68e. ;
d.. and Iri,h, grey, &Ss. to 60s. Flour, per 280 lb.,
English and Irish, tine, 60s. to 61s. ; superfine, 655. to
665. ; extra, 655. to 70.. Oatmeal, per I. ad of 2401 b.,
Irish, 1816, 52.. to u 4.. ; old, 465. to 50s. ' • Canadian,
old, 48a. to 50s. Bran, per 24 lb., Is. lOd. to 2e.
Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Cfisedian, free, red,l2s. 9d.
to 135.; white, 13s. to 13s. 3d.; United States, red,
13s. to 13s. 3d.; white, 13s. na. to 13e. 9d.; Gastric,
mixed and red, 13*. to 13e. 34.1. ; high mixed, 13s. 3d. to
his.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 13s. to 13.. 3d.;
white, 131. to 13s. lid.; /Lige and l'eteraburg, red, 12s. 2J.
to 12a. 6d. ; Archangel, 12.. to 12.5. 3d. . • Odessa, common,
red, 12s. to 12s. 3d. ; Polish, 12s. 3d. to 12_.. ihl. ; French.
Spanish. and Italian, red, lie. to 12s. 6d. ; white,
IS.. 3d. to 124.9 d.; Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 12s. 3d. to
12s. 9d. • Egyptian, DN. 51 to 11..; Mediterranean, &0.,
hard, red, Its. 9.1. to 12‘. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &q.,
665. to 68s. Barley, per 601 b., 7s. 7d. to Bs. 6.1. Oats.
per 43 lb., 6s. to 6.. Id. Beans, per quarter,
European, 64.. to 570.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., .15s. to 465.
Pees, per qr., Baltic, &c., white, 66.. to 70.. ; Canadian, 64*.
to 66.. Indhus. Corn, per 4801 b., 60s. to Gds. Indian Meal,
per barrel of 1961 b., 301. to 31.. Flour, per barrel of
1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 435. to 4 le.; United States sweet,
435. to 414. • United States and Canadian, sour, 39:. to 40s.
Arrivals from the 18th to the 24th Mae, 1848, inclusive, into
Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat, 11,126 qrs ; Barley, 1,484;
Malt, 102; Oats, 2,338; Rye, 200; Beans, 753; Peas, 2,654;
Indian Corn. 36,309; Indian Coin Meal, 8,207 barrels;
Oatmeal, 1,401 sacks ; Flour, 196 sacks, 18,854 barrels.

LYNN, Mar 2.5—A fair supply of Wheat to-day, and
generally very dull sale, at a decline of 4s. to es. per quarter.
Wheat, 61 lbe. to 63 lbs., 90.. to 965. ; fine, 100.. Oats,
Is. 9d. per ato Beans, 602. to 64.. per qr. to the grosen.
Averages posed this day Wheat, 3,166 qn., average. 1025.;
Marley, 236, average, :e7s. id.; Oats, 113, average, Us. 7d..
Bean', 103, mane, 635. 4d.
- - -

• - •
SALIIIBIIIIT, MAY 25 —The market was well attended, yet
not one-fourth of the samples offered were sold, and what
did go off was for immediate use only. Not more thou 96a.
per qr. was gisen for white, and 9'2s. for red, while some
could be purchased at 80s. to 845., and those very fur sam-
ples. Flour Brent down .ss. per tack. Bzrley experienced
also a depreesien of from 3s. to 4s. per qr. ; and Malt was
lower by es. per qr. Of Oats the supply was rather short,
yet prices gave way fully 23. per qr. for the best, and 3s. for
common sami lee. Bes:na could not be quoted lower, from
their extreme scarcity. Pea., both white and grey, remain
also at last week', quotations. Rye was Is. per qr. lower.
In Indian Corn little or no business doing. Winter Tares,
Bs. per bushel; spring, 7s. to 7s. 6d.

- -
LICTIORN, MAY 17.—There has been a good many ar-
rivals of Wheat within the lest few days, and Os, lower
dtscriptions continue to so down. Alexandria, white, has
beta sold at 11 liv. The holders of tine qualities are
trying to support prices, but the dealers hold bads, sad a fall
may be calcukted upon ere long. There is a great scat city
of shipping here, and large parcels of good are waiting for
shipment to Loudon and Liverpool.

CIIEESE.—SALISBORT, MAT 25.—Many tons
were pitched for sale this day, from dairies in Wilts, Dorset,
and Somerset, ca their way to Basingstoke Fair. The prices
asked this day were 70s. per cwt. far beet Chidden; 6 Is. best
Somerset.• ; 58s. good double Someruts and Wilts; 641. best
single do; 445. half-coward do. ; 3k. Skims. A fair quan-
tity sold.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSFIELD, MAY 25.
Our Piecc-Ilall of to day has been very thinly attended, and
very little has been done in any kind of goods. Prices have
begun to recede, and in no way can the prime coat he
radioed.

HOPS.—BIROUGII MARKET.— Two o' Clock .
Meow,. Pattendon and Smith, Hop Factors, report that
the market is vi ry steady. Fly on the increase. From re-
turns just polalis sd, it appears that upwards of 2,000,000
more bushels of malt have been charged with duty, quarter
ending oth Janu ,ry, 1847, as compared with the quarter
ending iith hum try, 181 d.
KM* Kit K44440,p.< wt. NA 00 O. 0 Youths Lola— p. m 011.140 It.
Una et stun „ 4 404 0 0 Yearliag „ IMe to
arms IIO4O I s 014 Hops.. „ 11S 401 0
Fermium

WOOL—IIvDDEnceIeLD, MAY 25.—A few lota
of Wool from the lets London sales have met with buyers,
but at such price. u are by no means indicative of the least
improvement in this branch of our trade. The trade is very
dull, with very low prices.

SKINS.-13( TLEY, MAY 24.—Best Downs, in the
wool, ss. each ; as they run, M. to 4s. 6d. ; poor Skins, 2s. 6d.
Long-wools, 6d. each more money. Many Sheep are now
brought without their fleeces ; such Skins are, therefore, sold
at 7d. to ls. each. Fat Lamb Skins, 2.1. 6d. to 3s. each;
small, 3a. per dos n.
SALISBURY, MAY 23.—The best Downs, in wool, 4s. Gd.
to 4s. 91 each; sec ind quality, :a they ran, 4s. ; inferior, 3s. ;
murrain, 2.. ; loog wools and half.bted, 51. each ; best, by
the bargain, 41. 3d. ; inferior, 30. to is. Shorn Skins, Bd.
to 111. each. Lam', Skins, 2s. to 2s. 9d. each ; small, 3s. per
dozen.

CATTLE, &c.-BoTLEY, MAT 24.-The beet De-
Tone and short-horns sold at from 12e. to 12.. 6d. per score ;
others, not so prime, at lls. 6d.; inferior, 11. Fat Calves
made good prices; some 21. to 31. 10s. each, or from 7d. to
71d. per lb. ; small delicate ones, 13d. Fat Sheep sold extra-
vagantly dear, sere: al lots making full 9.1. per lb. ; moderate
shora Sheep, 6s. 4d. to 6s. Bd. per stone; very inferior, sa. to
6s. 4d. ; all were sold early. The best fat Lambe were in
good request, at an advance of 4d. per stone, same selling at
30s. to 40s. each, computed to be at an average of 10d. per
lb. ; inferior Lambs at about 9d. to 94d. per lb. Fat bacon
Hogs but few in number ; the price 12s. to 13s. per score ;
small Porkers, 7d. to 13d. per lb. Lean Beasts, of one and
two years old, fetched high prices. Prime Alderney and
other first-rate Cow, fetched from 161. to 211. each, down
calving ; those with • Calf, from 10s. to 21s. more. Tess
fetched large sums. Ewes and Lambs, 50s. to 665. the couple.
- - - • •••

S►LISBCRY, MAT 25.—A large number of lies and killed
Calves, from North Wilts, Dorset, and Somersetshirc ; those
killed made 8.. Bd. to 95. per score ; fat, live, 9s. to 9s. 6d. ;
lean, suckling, se. to 16s. ; weaned, for fattening, 10s. up to
40s. esch,—dealers from near London purchasing the greatest
quantity. Fat Hogs and Pigs, 10s. 6d. to Ils. tid. per more ;
lean store, 10s. up to 40s. each. Cows and Heifer., in calf,
101. to 161. each ; Cow and Calf, best, 181. to 181. ; inferior,
121. to 1 tl.

For Yesterday's Atarkeee au Aut page.

SHIPPING.

Mite Astoria—Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee,
1 ; French, 1 • Flanders, 1.
LONDON. itay 20.—Wind this day at noon, 8., light
breeze, and fine clear weather.
DEAL, May fresh ; 10 p.m., W.S.W. light
breeze.—Sailed Record, Batavia ; Jahn Brown, Porto Rico.
Arrived from the river Agricola, Calcutta ; Boress, St.
Croix.
PORTSMOUTH, lil-1 25. W.S.W. Off Port : Owen
Glendower, Bombay.
FALMOUTH, May 2.5. W.S.W.—Sailed: Phenomena,
New York.
CLYDE. May 24.—S.—Arrived : Ganymede, Jamaica.
Victory, Calcutta ; Francis, St. Kitt's ; Ann Campbell,
ILL'S&
Duaiix, May 24.—E.; p.m. S.W.—Arrived: Venus,
Philadelphia ; Claremont, New Orleans ; Edla, New York.
Sailed reundship, Quebec.
ASERUSEN, May 21.—5. W.--Sailed • Mary, Davis' Straits.
Coax, May 23.—:4.W. strang.—Arrived Enchantress,
New York.
WAT EISIORD, May 24.—5. to W.S.'
Porto Rico.
KHCOSTOWE, May 2.1.—5. W.,
Lsirn, May 24, —W. —I
, Demerara.

Bear,

I.