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The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-08

RAILWAY NEWS.

The share market was flat yesterday, with no varia-
tion of prices worth notice.
The transactions at Liverpool were on the same limited
scale as of late, and prices were not better, except perhaps
for London and North Western, in which there was a slight
improvement.
Little business was done at Manchester : prices were
slightly in favour of the buyer.
A conxiderable amount of business was done at Birming-
ham. There was a heavy demand for Shropshire Unions,
and for Wolverhampton and Dudleys : sales were effected in
the latter at 48s. 9d. p., and in the former at l dis., and at
the close of the market at par. Stour Valley and Shrews-
bury, Wolverhampton and South Staffordshire, were also in
demand.

At dintgow prices were maintained during the week,
though business was limited. Clydesdale Junction advanced
from 241. to 29/. ; Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr, from 741.
to 741. 101. ; Edinburgh and Glasgow also advanced.
Lresieriot, September 7.—Bales: Cheoter, Birkenhead, (201. sh.
I d.—E. Counties (York ester) 36a p.—London, N. Western, 205,
—Do. (4 sh.) 22 p.—Do. (new, ob.), 15 4, p.—Do. (4 ski. G. J.
24 p.—N. British (Carlisle Reg.), 3, 24 p.—Preston, Were, 154—She -
field, Manchester (I eh. No. 3), 4 p.—S. }actor (new, No. I) 6 p.—
Do. (4 sb.) 16 p.—Caledonian, d.—Do. (4 sh.), 4 d.—E. I.ancaohire,
94 p.—Grimeby, Sheffield, 2 d.—Lan ter, Carlisle (4 sh.) 34 p.—
Leeds, 1 hink, d.—Liverpool, Bury (new M.), 14p.—Shrewa.
bury Oowestry, Chester, 1 4 d. Birkenhead, Lmseashire,
Cheshire Jn., 14 p.—Birmingham, Dudley, 24, 4 I, —Binning.
ham, Oxford In., 44 4 p.— Boston, Stamford, Bir lls. d.
—Buckinghamshire, 7e. d.—lluddersaeld, Halifax, liradford Un.,
2+ i p.—Liverpool, Ormokirk, Preston, 44 4 Se. 2d. p.—Mattock,
Midland, Ja., 14 p.—Newry, Warrenpotnt, 4 d.—N. Staffordehire,
Western, 40. 3d. p.—Shrewsbury, Herefordakire, I d.
're tin. It. and C., 4 d.—Trent Valley Midland Grand In.,
p.—W. Riding Un., 580. 9d. p.—E. India, 130. p.—Caledtmian Ex.,
19s. d.—Goole, Doncaster, 4 d.—Leicester, Tamworth, Is. ad. d.—
Liverpool, Preston, Manchester, Southport, 16e. 6d. d.—Manche ter,
Midland, Grimsby, 19s. 6d, d.—Manchester, Southampton, 3 d.—
Warwickahire, London, f d.

BIRMINGHAM, LICHTINAD, AND 31ANCDESTER.—A spe-
cial meet -15 of the shareholders In ghl• erngemy woe held in Bir-
mingham ytsterday; B. apemen lag., 11LP., Is lie glair. The object of
the meeting we, to &dais tbo mart dem tothe side of
the line to the London and Mcmtb-W•stern y. Mr. Spooner
dated the terms of the agrommagg r lboy have wsred in the Deily
1 Nacs—that the North-Weelat
o=any peg thaw= of WOO/.
wards &fro) ing the by Si sempory (Mr. Owner
announced tint they it mood tltat amonnt) ; fwther, th
they should alio give ais of 20,1304 win* being dh:ded, will
afford a premium of U. on coal dime. A readolgos wan annint
wad ratifying the sale; and, in reply to a gamin tat • pro-
prietor, Mr. Chawner and that the North-Wailers Onspnly were
levered to immediately carry out the prevision et the agreement.
London, England, 1846-09-08

MINING DITELLIGENCE.

THE IRON TRADE.-The present state of the iron
trade in the South Staffordshire district is as satiefactozy as
it has been for many years past. The very extensive and
increasing demand for home consumption for carrying out
the various railway projects, with the requirements of the
export trade, are calling into requisition ell the improved
facilities of production, and must keep them fully employed
for some years. The order books, both at the large and
smaller works, are welt filled with orders, in many instances
of such a nature as will in their completion extend over a
much longer period than ordinary ; and fresh contracts are
brought forward every week for various requisites for railway
Leenstraction. These are generally for heavy articles, and,
though a very considerable quantity of pia iron was sold and
distributed among the works in the neighbourhood at quer-
' ter-day last, A et those masters who are entirely dependent on
purchases find their stocks diminishing more rapidly than
they had calculated, and in many instances have been under
the necessity of. giving much higher prices for extended
supplies.-Birmingham Gazette.
COPPER ORE.-The total quantity of copper ore
ObLoosed of at last sale at Poole was 3,837 tons, and brought
20,1501. 64., in prices varying feom 1/. ss. to 161. 3s. 6d. per
km, the average being 5/. 6e. ; the North Roskear mines
seat 900 tons, which produced 5,014/. 17e., at prices from
V. 13s. to 71 9e. 6d. per ton ; Consolidated Mines 619 tons,
and obtained 3,6341. 75., in sums from 21. 12s. to 71. 17e. 6d.
pm ton ; Thcroa sold 421 tons, for 1,767/. 9s. 6d., at from
U. I le. M. to 61.55. per ton ; Wheel Seton, 280 tons, for
19.531. 95., at 61. 18s., 61. 19s. 6d.' and 71. Is. per em ;
Fowey Consols, 260 tons, for 9441. Is. 6d., at 11.5 e. 6d.,
31. 19a., and 41.17 e. 6d. per ton ; South Ito kear and Wheel
Chases, 254 tons, for 1,4341.35. 6d., at M. Ils., 6/. 14s. 6d.,
and 51. 17s. 6d. per can ; South Wheal Francis, 2.50 tons,
for 2,042/. 25., at from 31. Se. 6d. to lel. 3s. 6d. per
ton ; South Wheal Hemet, 180 tons, for 8211. 145., at from
31. 15s. 6d. to 61. Bs. per ton ; East Wheel Croay, 173 tans,
for 94.61. 145., at from 1/. ss. to 71. 19s. 6d. per ton ; Wheal
Harriet, 160 tons, for 5941. 14s. 6d., at from 3/. 4s. to 4/. 7s.
per ton ; St. Agnes Consols, 115 tons, for 263/. 17s. 6d., at
IL 164., 21. ss. 6d., and 21.195. per ton; Lanivet Cmsols, 99
teasin one lot, for 5111. 16e. ; Hallenbeegle, 79 tons, for
289/.125. 6d., in two lots of 47and 32 tons, the former producing
81.11 s. 6d., and the latter 31. 30.6 d. perton ; West FoweT Con-
te* 67 tons in lot, for 3111. lls.; and Tretoil,6l tons m one
-
Royal
London, England, 1846-09-08

HOPS.

Bottorc kRKET.—Two erlock..—liesqrs. Pat-
tenden and Smith, Hnp Factors, report that the market
remains the same as yesterday. Duty still called 190,0001.
The accounts from the country state that the hops are fast
losing colour. Present prices:—

Mid Lnd Rod Kent" from
R'rald of Kean ........
from
F.rnhamm
Toselino Kent;
Yenrlind
Old polio

.0 0 to' 0
.413 to 3 S
. 4 10 to 3 0
.0 0 to 7 0
4 IS to 5 5
. 4 VI tn
0 to 4 10

SMITHFIELD, Tito o'docl.•.-Mettttttf. Cooper and
Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report prices as fellows
Prime Mennow On to /Se ; Clovers 60,, to 90a
Inferior ditto 504 to 63e I Straw 28s to 32s

SIIIPPING.
MAILS AIBIVED.-3 Dublin.
2 Waterford.

1 Donaghadee. ,
I French.
1 Flanders.
Lotcnote, Sept. B.—Wind at noon, south; light breezes,
and tine.
DEAL, Sept. 7.—S. to S.S.E. Arrived Eliza, New
Orleans ; Persia, Boston. and sailed for Rotterdam. Ar-
rived from river, and sailed—Halifax, Calcutta ; Lord Stan-
ley, west coast of Africa ; Calliope, Quebcc ; Albion,
Quebec; Helen, St. John's, N. B.
PORTASIOUTH, Sept. 7.—W. to S.S.W. Sailed—Marlbo-
rough, Calcutta.
OFF TORBAY, Sept. 3.—Ezromango, Montreal for London;
Amelia, New Bedford, fur Hamburg; John, New York.
F kLAOUTH, Sept. 7.—Variable. Arrived—Eclipse, for
Hull.

PENZANCE, Sept. 4.—Arrived—lndustry, Quebec.
PORT TALBOT, Sept._ 6.—Arrived—Sun, Quebec.
ST. MICHAEL'S MOUNT.—Sept. I.—Sailed—Joseph As-
derson. St. Johns.
HAYLE, Sept. 4.—Arrived—Ono, Quebec.
SWANSEA, Sept. 4.—Thomas Baker, Quebec.
LLANELY, Sept. 4.—Plaster, Quebec,
TENNI', Sept. 6.—Caroline, Quebec.
GRANGEMOUTH, Sept. 4.—Arrived—Hartlepool, Quebec;
Eliza and Ann, Quebec.
Lang, Sept. 4.—Arrived—Exporter, St. John's.
BIDEFORD, Sept. 2.--Sappheras, Quebec.
BEawicx, Aug. 31.—Thomas Wood, Quebec. Sept. 2.
Annandale, St. John's,
YARMOUTH, Sept. 4.—Selo, and Melvin, Prinee Edward's
Island. sth.—Argue, Quebec; all for London.
Coax, Sep. 4.—S..iled—Lord Glenelg, Picton ; Effing-
ham, Quebec; Swan, St. John's.
WATERFORD, Sept. 6; SE. to S.S.E.—Sailed—William
Wright, Miramichi.
SHIELDS, Sept. 7.—Arrived—Patriot, Quebec.
HULL, Sept. i.—Arrived—Leadb, from Quebec. Sailed,
sth.—Hope, Cape of Good Hope; Canton, St. John's N.B.
Dormoan.—B.—Arrived—Ondiano, New Orleans; Sarah
Hume and Picton, both for Liverpool.
CLYDE, Sept. s.—Sailed—Vermont, New York.
Orraieser, Sept. 3.—Arrived—Sir William Collings ; in
contact off Cape la Hogue with large brig, and received
dam
STROWage. .4EBB, Sept. 3—Majestic, to Quebec,
radder-bead damaged, after being as far as
Clyde put in, bow stove, and must discharge to
tog been in contact with the Mantura, 31st
Wratte.
London, England, 1846-09-08

CORN.

Yoax.—Wheat met a fair sale at 48s. to 525. per
per quarter for red, and 52a. to 56e. for white. Barley, 3.31.
to 38e. Oats same as before.
NOTTINGHAM.—The supply. of Wheat was less, and
the demand better, so that the prices of previous week were I
fully supported. A few samples of new Barley of good
quality made 384. to 40s. In Oata no alteration. Beans ad-
vanced Is. to 2a. per eir,
SUNDERLAND.--The Wheat crop has been stacked
in tine condition. The yield is fully an average, and the
quality very superior. A large supply of Wheat at market,
principally new, for which the demand was brisk, and pre-
{ :OW week's rates were obtained. For new Wheat prices
were from 475. to 52s ,and for old from 28s. to 48e.. according
to quelity. A parcel of fine new Lincolnshire Wheat was
sold at 504. Old Wheats dull. There is a good demand for
fine south country Wheats. Oats in demand at 26e. to 286.;
and Malt and Barley in more request. Flour rather plen-
tiful, and ready sale at 36a to 38e.
WINCHESTER.—The fine weather has enabled the
f timers to complete tits harvest in fine order. The supply
of Wheat was good both of old and new, and prices b tter
than last market day ; the finest samples of new white
realised 58s. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas were selling at
higher prices; Rye and Winter Tares rather dearer.
Ystatorm—The supply of Wheat Bair, and the
trade firm. Several parcels of new Barley found buyers at
hills • . Beans and Peas rather dearer. Oats and Flour
as before. Wheat, white, new, 50s. to 535. • ditto rci, 48e.
to 525.; ditto, ditto, old, 48s. to 48s. ; Beans, 38s. to 421. ;
Peas, new, 345. to 375. ; Barley, 34A. to 395. ; Oats, 22a. to

..11 .nneiremawissgsgs—' irei=retrai4s,.. ';
11. 1811„ 218. ta.Atiri.. es; Linvlsl,9llpes tons,r for 2611.
iet 17.. 6dii: 1;i• Y 9
estrorrit.—The sur
newot Blta:leatey
routentz.i,tuncoeTstnaet
bTIVAISEBB, Sept. 3—Majeic, to Quebec, put in wi
bow stov.e, and must ge to rc • . or(
udder-head damaged, after being. as far as lo •
411144.•1110141014844 00+0111"1"- tens in one lot, for 51t1. 16s. ; Ballenbeagle, 79 tons, for high prices. Beans and Peas rather dearer. Oats and. ;lour
269/ 12s. 6d., 'haw° lots of 47and32tons, the former producing as before. Wheat, white. new, 50s. to 535.; ditto re' 48s. Hyde Put. in,
Imene•lsn4Lepeees, sem *aqui- tin," been in contact with the Mantua, 31st ult., .rs-4 1;4
dir phmi. lea 31.115. &L, and the latter 31. 30.6 d. perton ; West Fowey Con- to 525.; ditto, ditto, old, 481. to 48s. ; Beans, 38s. to '42s. ;
ratte.
gialigiasi Angry, by Bream awl mds, 67 tons in lot, for 3111. lls.; and Tretoil,6l tons in one Peas, new, 345. to 375. ; 34a. to 3911. ; Oats, 224. to .11 :P" ma 4
may,,, lot, for 2341. 17a. The Mines Royal Company purchased 275. per quarter. *** For yesterday's Itcr.:ets see last pages'
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London, England, 1846-09-08

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MAILS.

The West India mails, except. those for Mexico, Honduras, and
Havana, will be made up on the morning of the 17th butt.
The mails for Coruna, Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, Cadiz, and
Gibraltar, will be made up on tre morning of the 17th inst.
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Aden, Ceylon, India, Hong-Kong, and China, ola Southampton, will
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Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, Hong-Kong, &c., will be made up on the
evening of the 21th inst.
London, England, 1846-09-08

CATTLE MARKET.

BARNET FAIR.—Ti' s great fair terminated yester-
day, when much stock changed hands. The cattle breeders,
wha held out for high prices the preceding days of the fair,
submitted to lower terms, and purchasers obtained cattle at
an advantage. A large number of Scotch runts were turned
out sold, destined for the grazing counties. Some well-bred
Durham and poled mulch cows were bought at 16 to 18 gui-
neas, calves inclusive. Prime bullosks (Dcvons) retained
prices at first asked. In the sheep pens there was hut little
business, the els,ef supply having been sold out. In the
horse field business was lively to the end of the fair, and
the best description of horses fetched good prices. The
Welsh horse-dealers have made a good harvest. The ponies
and fisresters were of a better stamp than is usually pre-
sented for sale, and consequently met with a better sale and
corresponding prices.
London, England, 1846-09-08

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1846.

Bank Stock, 204 toi-
per Cent. Iteeoced Ann., Me I I
3 per CL Consols, Ann., 961 1 I
New .1 p. Ct. Ann, 9311 14 4
Long Ann , Exp. Jan. 5,1860, 10i
POK11:114

5 "per Cent. Austrian BOncca,lo.
Gu. f, 1104
I per Cent. Brazilian Ms., 894, 84
5 per Cent. ditto Acct. Sept. 15,
481 to 9
6 per Cent Buenos Ayres Acct.
Sept. 15, 434
24 per Cent Dutch Equador
Bonds, 3 4
1 per Cent. Greek Bonds, 1821
and 5, 74
S per Cent. Mexican, Acct., Sept.
15, 1646, 26 4 6 II

S pi? Cent. Mexican Small 201
4 per Ct. Portuguere Honda, 43 2
Ditto, Aoct., 43 407 3 2
5 per (tit. Spannih Bonds, Dir.
from Nov. 1310, 271 1
Ditto Acct. Sept. IS. 274 to 7
Ditto Pin tiond4,ol 1
Ditto Deferred, 171
Ditto indemnity, rz
3 per CL Spanish Bond., 35 SI
Ditto AreL, Sept. 13, 381 to 1
24 per Cent. Dutch Exchange, 12
GulL, 591
EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD.

FLtirerno, Serr. 4.—Austrian: Five per Cents., 112 hills. Rank
Shares, 1570 bills. Russian: English Lain, Three per Cents., 108
bills, 1071 money; Fire per Cents. 11.imbluif Certilicate,, 101
bills; ditto, lit Series Irowriptiona, 1021 bills; ditto, Hope and
Co, 3rd and 4th Series, 9hl bills; ditto, in Certificates, 9, bills;
New Four per Cent. Hope and Co., 90 bills ; Ditto Sleights, 821 bills.
Spanish: Fire per Cents., 18 hills, 17; money; Ditto, Three per
Cents., 31 bills. Dutch : Actual Debt, Two-and.s.-Half per Cents,
591 bills. Polito: New Loon Four per Cents., 791 bills. Danish:
English Loan Three per Cents., 86 hills. Exchanges on London,
'Limburg, Sept. 4-13.94; ditto, two months, 13.8 ; St. Petersburg,
Aug. 25, three months, 37 1.5-16ths; Riga, Aug. 20. three months,
38 1-16ths ; Timm, Aug. 27, three months, 9.59; Stockholm, Aug.
28, ninety days, 12.1.
Rwitime, Seer. S.—Prussian Funds.—St. Schuh! Sch., Three-and-a-
Ilalf per Cents., 941. Exchange on London, two months, 5.24 i ;
on Hamburg, two months, 1491; an Paris, two months, ,0
1-12th., 791.
London, England, 1846-10-12

PRODUCE.

MINCING-LANE, Half-part Tico. - The Refined
Sugar market has been steady, but not brisk. The public
sales already advertised of Coloctial produce for the present
week is large. particularly of Sugar.
Indigo.-The quarterly sale was suspended to•day ; it will
be resumed to-morrow.
Cotton continues very firm at the late advance.
Oils remain in 'fair demand without any alteration in
prices. Seal 29! 10s. to 301 101.; Straw, 281.; Cod, 261 10s.,
to 27/.; Whale, 241 55., to 261. 105.; Sperm, 791 to 801.;
Gallipoli, 421.; Spanish and Sicily, 401. to 411.; Palm, 345.
to 3.55.
Cocoa-Nut.-Ceylon, 361. 101. to 38/.
Linseed sold a shade lower, 245. 9d.
Rape.-Refined. 335. 6d. ; brown, 335.
Turpentine, dull, 10s. to 10s. 6d.
Spirita.-The demand has somewhat abated, 555. to 565.
Butter.-There is an increased business doing in
the Irish Butter market, at improved prices : from Is. to 3s.
per cwt. for landed and on board parcels, finer sorts being
most in demand. Finer sorts of Dutch now selling at 1001.
to 106 s. ; Kiel, 925. to 102 s. ; and Leer, 88s. to 925.
Bacon.-The market remains in a very dull state. Bale
and tierce middles and Hams are without any alteration in
price.
Lard.-There is a steady demand. Fine bladder is worth
705. to 735. keg ; fine Irish, 58s. to 605.; fine Dantzic, 545. to
58s. • American, very fine and white, 48s. to 525.
Cheese.-The demand hasrather fallen off. Dutch advancing

in price.
American Beef has advanced about 2s. 6d. per tierce.
Pork remains firm.

OF TALLOW.
1814 1 1845

Stock this day, mks...
Delivery last week
Ditto from Ist Jam_
Arrivals last week.
Ditto from Ist Jose
Price Y. C. thiLdy

21,692
2,766
29,361
663
31,954
1146 d 4U

19,7155
1,898
23,904
979
23,698
4la ed

8,688
2,50
31,793
218
24,477
42s 424 9d

6,492
2,219
23,149
2.181
19,018
ie 9d 47s
London, England, 1846-10-12

WOOL.

LTVERPOOL, Ocr. 10.—The demand for foreign
Wools has been rather inactive this week ; prices are without
change, and such kinds as are most in reqacst command full
rates. Some small sales of Alpaca have been made, but the
quantity is only inconsiderable, and at a further reduction in
price. The inquiry for Scotch is on • very limited scale, and
prices arc still drooping.
Import• for the week ending Oct. 10 :
Balm
... 377
.. 63,462

Foreign ...
Previously

... 63,839

Previously

... 11,483

Total

... 12,10

BRADFORD.—The same inactivity continues in the
demand as we have observed for several weeks past, yet, not-
withstanding our dullness here, there is no giving way in
price in the country to enable the staplers to offer wool on
easier terms.
London, England, 1846-10-12

RAILWAY RBI'S._

Greater activity prevailed in the share market on
Saturday, with the appearance of a healthier feeling. Some
business was done in Eastern Counties at rather improved
prices in the early part of the day, but the report of a
casualty on the line made them afterwards not so good.
Shropshire Unions at a small advance were in demand, and
in Ambergatee some considerable dealings took place at
prices fairly sustained. York and Newcastle new shares
were 101 buyers, and in demand. East India scrips heavy.
It must be observed of railway shares and scrips, that a con-
siderable proportion of the transactions of the day are carried
on out of the Stock Exchange, between broker and broker at
their respective offices, and with dealers out of doors, which
cannot of course be entered in the official list of the Stock
Exchange. That list represents only business done in the
house.
There was no change for the better in the Liverpool share
market. The old stocks were rather lower than on Friday.
Some of the new lines also, as Birmingham and Dudley,
and Birmingham and Oxford, showed a decline. Shropshire
Union improved and closed buyers at 6 dis.
The Manchester market was very inactive: prices nomi-
nally unchanged, but with a downward tendency.
The market at BiTMiTlfgham was rather brisker, the trans•
actions were, however, limited almost to Birmingham and
Oxford Junctions; Birtr:iagham, Wolverhampton, and
Dudley's ; and Shropshire, Unions ; in the last there were
transactions at 10s. and ultimately at 5.. dis. The demand
for " Dudleys" was considerable, and at the close of the
brodness there were no sellers at 38s. 9cl. p. Stour Valleys
were done at 6e. 3d p.
London, England, 1846-10-12

I:nnd L'nfon, 11L. M.

OCT. 10,

teamster is liedford, I Is.

II Ocr. h.
~Gla•g.. Dumf. & earl., 325. fid.
Great North of India, 6... 3d, fis. 6d.
Madras, Senors. and Arrot,
North British, 33

Do Italvt;, IV,
Do. Quarters, Sew, 67s 6d., CA ..
Do.Quar.New,Serip, 235.2..5.C...
r, Om. 10.
North Brithh, M.
Do. Quarters, 675. 675. Id.
Do. New do., 23a.

North ;li/K!:titil, 17r.

i,eatilsh Centrals, 14

, Clow 141.
6.. S. & W. Ex. from Temp., t
Nen. & the Shn., I le. Gd. 13e.
Kilkenny &G. S. & W. J., I s. I aGd.
Lim., Ennie, & Kulteloe Jn., 20e.
21d. G. Wet. E. total., I3e. 17e.Gd.
Wat.,Wex.,Wiek.,&Dub.,3l43e.Gd.
Wea.,Car., & Dub..ln., 4*. 44. 3d.
Arm., CoL, & Prtreb., 10.61.125.
lkindon and Bantry.. e. 79. W.
Itelfaet & Ifolywood, 1 I
Cork and Killarney., 4e. 4e. 3d.
Cork, Piseage s lankile, 20e.
Cork & lermoy Dir., 3e. 9d. 3s.
Dublin and Armagh. fa. 9d.
Dub. & lk Irma in. 21
Dublin and Ennbadlen, 4 41
Dub., Tulmore A Pars. J., 70. 6d.
Dub. &Sand. Arrnoe.,3e...

14. 11s. 9d.
Galway anu Emus ss. 55.3 d.
Gt. :Conger Hallway, 6a. 6cl. 12s.
lzhilt N. Midland. lls. 3d.
Lame, Bel., & Bally., Ila 12s. Gd.
Newry, Armagh., & Londonderry
.In.„ 13s. 6d. 15s.
N. Koss Car., & KILL, sa. ss. 9d.
WM.& KiL Ex. to Car., 26.3 d. 3a.
Watfd. & Tramorr, 215.3 d. 21s9d.
Wm., Watford, & Valen., 4s.

MANUFACTURES.

-------
Norrimon.tm.—The wrought Cotton Hose branch,
whether fine or coarse, is dull, as it generally is in the autumn
month. The cut-up hose frames are in many instances short
of employment; this applies almost equally to all the de-
partments of the manufacture, from dandies to salvage heels
sad drop-off feet. The Drawer, Pantaloon, and Shirt branch
is kept in a tolerably active state by orders from the army.
The Silk Glove trade, so important to Nottingham, is in
much the same state as at our last report. The plain Silk
Stocking trade, which is the sister branch, is however a
shade better. The Bobbin Net trade is still but doll, and
much depends upon the sales made at the present Leipsic
fair. The Cotton Warp Lace trade has improved, and seems
likely to further amend, as many really good and cheap arti-
cles are made from this description of machinery, which the
public at length appreciate, and will, in all probability,
further patronize. The Silk Warp Lace is not in a worse
condition than it has been for some weeks past.
London, England, 1846-10-12

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Half-pael Ttoo.—Consols are nearly u before,
being quoted now 951 to I for money, and 951 to 1 for ac-
count. Exchequer, Ihe. to 18s. premium.
The only feature in the foreign market has been in
Mexican Stock, in which some extraordinary fluctuations
took place. They were done as low as 221, but subsequently
advanced.
The report in a morning paper of news from Mexico re-
ceived by way of Havre, to the effect that a treaty of
peace bad been concluded with the United States, by which
California is to be ceded to the latter the consideration to be
paid of ten millions of dollars produced as impression upon
the market, and the bonds were done or called at 24. The
date of this extraordinary intelligence is but two or three
days later than the advice, direct by the West India
steamer. Upon reflection, little credit was attached to it
by the dealers, but the possibility of such an event, not-
withstanding its great improbability in the present instance,
led the speculators for the fall to be more cautious in their ope-
rations. Spanish Fives were 28 to 1; the Threes, 371 to
1. Protrigasse, 41 to 2. But, except in Mexican, the trans-
actions were eatisely unimportant.
_ EMI= TUNDie-CLOSING PHCES.—Tinuss o'CLaci.
• wuk

• RM.
3 per Cent. Oannoln 951 I

EzehequerUs, 15s. 18e.
FUNDS.
I per Cent. Grenada lids.. 201 11
Grenada Deferred lido., 31 4
5 per CI. ?demean, 1816, 231 41
6 per Cent. Peruvian lids., 36 8
Portuguene Cnnv. Belo., 41 2
5 per Ct. Itusoian Belo, 11l 12
5 per Ct. Spanish Flds.. 261
I 3 per Cent. Spanish lids, 3714
Spanish Deferred Mo., 171
Spanish Pasaive Mho. 51 4
2 perCt.Veneviela Ma., 41 3
Venezuela Deferred Ma, 121 131

S per Ct. Auatrian rids.,
.14 per Ct. Belgian Ads., 97 9
25 per Cent. ditto, 35 7
5 per Ct. Brazilian Ma., 85 6
S per Cent. New Braz. Hai., 84 5
6 per et. Burma Arne tic's., 44 6
6 per Ct. Chillan 8ria..97 9
6 per Cent. Culumb. def.l3Ba,
Columbian Equador 314
S per Ct. lkinish Ms., 86 8
21 per Ct. Dutch Bils., 59i
4 per Ct. Dutch Gertz., 921 3
London, England, 1848-07-19

COM.VERCIAL er MA RKETS.

IttNEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Tice 0' Clock.—lt was quite expected yesterday, by
the higher class of operators in the Stock
Exchange, that the rapid rise in the funds
would be followed by a speedy reaction, as there
appeared to be no solid cause for it, and the purchases
by wtich it was more immediately excited were
chiefly for the speculative account of parties
who are not of such a position as to exercise any
solid influence on the market. The report from Ire-
land, in a second edition of the Doily News, of the dis-
covery of an intended insurrection, in consequence of
which the three leadirg cities of Dublin, Cork, end
Waterton+ wire to be proclaimed, came further to de-
press prices, which before were looking down. Co-sols
opened at 881, or below the last quotations of yester-
day. Since then, an almost precipitous descent brought
them down to 871, at which actually done. They
are now called a lade better, at 871 to 1, both for
moi.ey and account. Reduced Threes, 87.,. to j.
Tarte-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 871 to 81. Exche-
quer Bills, 48s. to 528. premium. Bank Stock,
196 to 8.
As between the highest price of Console yesterday,
say 891, and the lowest price to-day of 871, there
has therefore been the extraordinary difference in
decline of 1 per cent. We have much agitation in
the market in consequence.
Nominally foreign stocks remain as before, but with
scarcely any dealing in the present disturbed state of
the Consol market. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents. 441 to si; the Fours, 71 to 3. Russian,
98 to 100. Danish, 68 to 72. Spanish Fives, 111
to 12; the Threes, 211 to 21. Passive, 3 to 1.
Portuguese, 18 to 19. Mexican, 17 to 1. Chilian, 81
to 4. Brazilian, 69 to 71. Peruvian, 30 to 3.
Vhneznela, 14 to 17.
138GL11312 FUNDS.
Dank Stook, 196 8
3 per Cl. Rod. Anna, 874 I
3 per Cl Cons. Anna., 474 2 1 Lt.:O64W Dud. Ris to 626. Prom
FORICILIS FI73TD_S.
4 per Ct. Austrian Bonds, 1 per Cent. OIVIWIA Ads, 12
47 Per CL DOA Itorid. 66 TU Glitelada Deferred lids, 2*
54 per Csot, ditto, Ai 5 pot Ct Mexican, 1846, IT*
6 per Cl. Rd., C 9 71 6 per CL PoTorlito DOL. 30 3
Ditto Now. 65 7 Porturuese Cons. kids., 11049
6 Wtteotairaltda.3.7"; 4 8d5.26
3 146troetitolntLei Ads., un. lids4l2
Ditto Colossi. Dd. /ids, 3 per Ct. Flown& 1WL.211 25
'olumblan Aquador 8d5.,19 Snonixb Deferred Bdn..-
3 toeantA6
Si."
68
72
Dlti°.
Pl*"
84'"
Ms
2* pss CIL Dutch Rds, 444 54 Ver CL Veatesuels , 1417
4 per OL Dstao Oat.. end 1t14... 49
London, England, 1848-07-19

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

By the Electric Telegraph Company's express, we
have the following :
The Queen of Scotland steamer, which left Ham-
burg on the 16th, arrived at Hull yesterday.
On the afternoon of the 14th, General Wrangel,
Count Portal* and all his staff, proceeded from
Haderslebcn to Koldiag, for the purpose of attending
an appointment within half a mile of that place with
the Danish commander-in-chief, on the subject of the
conlusion of the armistice.

A MEAD AND A HATCUETT.—Mr. Charles Hat-
chett sent, on the 20th of January, 1888, to his oil friend,
Mr. Jekyll, an engraved portrait of himself, and on the fol-
lowing day, January 30th, he received the following note
from Mr. Jekyll: "January 30, 1836.—Thanks for a kind
memorial of our long friendship, though it looks somewhat
radical on the thirtieth of January to thank the Hatched
for the head of Charles!—Josurn Jzatit."—Literary
Gazette.
London, England, 1848-07-19

MILITARY.

TV‘TERDAT, the depots of the 41th and 77th Regts., were
ordered to embark at Cork on board the Bombay transport which
brought the 77th Rent. home in June from 0121211121, for conveyance
to Portsmouth. The former depot will proceed to the Isle of +Alighte
the latter to Winchester to join the several commute, of the 77th
which Lave been stationed there since their return from colonial
London, England, 1848-07-19

words " knights of t;10 Shire ima Ike ex officio members
of the boards.
Mr. GREENE also moved the exclusion from the board
of the lord lieutenant and the vice lieutenant of the county.
A discussion ensued upon the three amendments,
which were before the committee at the same time.
Mr. HENLEY objected that it these ex officio members
were excluded the boards would be eonstitutid of too small
a number to secure to hem the confidence of the public.
Sir W. JOLLIFFE supported the clause in its present
form, but suggested the propriety of adding the chairmen of
quarter sessions to the ex officio members of the hoard.
Lord INGEST RE. was in favour of the exclusion of all
ex officio members.
Mr. O. C. LEWIS said that seeing the feeling of the com-
mittee he was willing to consent to the emission of the words
in the clause which constituted the lord lieutenant, vice
lieutenant, and knights of the shire ex officio members of the
county boards. lie did not think it necessary to increase the
number of memheis; twelve would be quite sutficient.
Mr. HENLEY contended that the clause had better be
postponed, in order to afford time to consider what number
would be proper to constitute. the board.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL said that that could be
done on the report, and tturetore it was unnecessary to poet-
pone the clause.
The gallery way cleared, but no division took place.
The amendment for striking out the lord lieutenants and
deputy lieutenants was agreed to after a conversation.
Mr. FREWEN moved the insertion in clause 3 of the
words " eastern and western divisions of the county of
Sussex" alter tha words •' coun'y of Lincoln."
Captain PEC HELL moved that the chairman report pro-
gress, which was agreed to without a division.
The house resumed, and immediately afterwards adjourned
till 5 o'clock.
The SPEAKER resumed the chair at 5 o'clock, when an
hon. member moved that the house be counted : 31 mem-
ben only le log present the house stood necessarily ad-
ourned until to-morrow (this day).
London, England, 1848-07-19

TURKEY.—We have received the journals and
correspondence of Constantinople to the lit. On the
morning of that day Pere, was ravaged by another
fire, by which six houses were destroyed and the
entire suburb menaced. Fires broke out the same
morning at two or three other points, as well in
Pera as Constantinople, but were soon subdued
without much damage. The cholera continued
to prevail throughout all the Turkish provinces.
At Constantinople it continued without abatement,
but it was considered mild. Better sanitary pre-
cautions were adopted than hitherto.
At ()Matz, from the let of Jute to the Bth, 203
were attacked and 63 died. At Ibrkla, from the 3rd
to the 7th of June, 274 cases, of whom 70 died. This
is a large proportion in reference to the population of
this town, which is only about 20,000 ; at Viachka,
from the 2nd to the 7th of June, 90 cases and 21
deaths, in a population of 4,000. It has spread in all
Wallachia, and advances rapidly to the frontiers of
Transylvania.
By an imperial ordonuanze, dated the Ist inst.,
Kiamil Pacha, Minister of Commerce, was named
ambassador to London, and Suleyman Pacha, late
ambassador at Paris, was named Minister of Com-
merce.
London, England, 1848-07-19

London Evening Paper, Price Threepence.
TH I,', EX PRESS
Conteirs. in addi6m to the news in the Morning Papers, •
SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN INTELLI-
GENCE which mar arrive on the day-.
THE EXPRESS has the benefit of the Foreign Expressea,
Correspondence, and other costly characteriatics of • Morn
ing Journal. But the full and carefully prepared REPORTS
of the MONEY, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN,
CATTLE, and whey MARKETS, are the marking features
Ever" respec,able news-agent will transmit TILE
EXPRESS on recuirirg a Post office order, at the rate of
191. 6d. per quarter ; hut, should any difficulty arise, persons
are requested to remit a Post-office order for that amount
payable to Mr. HENRY WALLIIILIDOE, 10, Bouverie-street
Fleet street, London.
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596.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26,1848. [THREEPENCE.

MAURITIUS.—Accounts extend to the 24th of
May, and give a very desponding review of the general
affairs of the colony. A house I.rgely connected with the
planters and estates, which had successfully struggled'.
through late mercantile difficulties, would, it is stated. be
ohhred at last to succum .3 to the pressure of the times. The
affairs of the Mauritius Bank were n. arly wound up.
Those of Messrs. Adams and Co. had, after the trustees had
brought them n:arly to a close, been put into the Insolvency
Court. The trustees of the estate of Messrs. Barlow and
Co. bad furnished the following statement of the affairs of
that firm : .

Amount of for We accepted and not accepted on Dole.
London, and other titles
Withdraw .t loon eitcr.etion by sales, &e.

To•-. 1
Crab 'a hand
I nount of gaol elaime, bearing interest at 6 and 9 per gent 50,000
Doubtful claim, (130,u00 dole.) reduced to
___

Total 74,000
These figures would give, after paling expenses, a divi-
dend of about 25 per cent. A first instalment of 5 per cent.
would be made immediately.—A new disease had attacked
the cane plant., both at the Isle of France and the Isle of
Bourbon, which had proved most destructive at the latter
place. Its precise character was not known ; but, as it did
not kill the plant on the plantations of Grand Port and the
Savannah, it was hoped that the crops at those places would
suffer le•• from the infection than those of Bourbon.
It had been suggested to introduce the cultivation of the
‘• manioc " m the Brazils, in order to supersede the neces-
sity of large importations of rice ..om India, which, in con-
sequence of the depressed stare of the sugar trade, was be-
corning an article of extensive importation, and considerably
to the disadvantage of the colony, as there was no return of
commodity, the trade being wholly for specie. The approach-
ing crop of au gar was favoured bi the weather. Business was
generally dull, from want of confidence in the future. Sales
of., a were made principally by parties having fonds to
remit. The shipments to the 17th of May had been
102,811,3411b5. against 126,547,8951ba. at the corresponding
period of 1847. The kinds tit for refiners had been pur-
chased readily. Gond yellow, at 40s. Gd.; good medium,
30s. ; medium grey, 37s to 38i. ; syropy, 375. ; wet, 355. 6d.
to 395. ; bright brown, 3Gs. Freights to the United King•
dons, 31. 10s. Sovereigns, 10 to 11 per cent. premium;
British silver, 4 to 5 per cent, premium ; and francs, 2 to 3
ptr cone. premium.
London, England, 1848-07-26

IRELAND.

We have accounts from Dublin up to post-hour last
evening, when the state of the metropolis was per-
fectly tranquil. Due precautions had been taken
by the authorities, so that no immediate de-
monstration was apprehended. It was said
that Mr. Smith O'Brien and Mr. Meagher
would attend the meeting of the Royal Agricultural
Society, to be held in Kilkenny to-day ; but our letter
from Waterford mentions a report that these persona
had been arrested in county Wexford, on a charge of
felony. They had been engaged at Enniscorthy
and in other towns, attempting to organise clubs, not,
however, with much success, as the district was
quiet, and the people untainted by the revolutionary
disease. Waterford, Clonmel, and Cork were much
excited upon receipt of accounts announcing the
suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, and it was
generally admitted that the disaffected must strlce
at once, or the game might be considered up tor the
next twenty years.
London, England, 1848-07-21

,k 11
46 10

• • •
Batennitv, July 20.—The price of Wheat has declined le.
to 2s. per qr. here today ; other kiads of grain without
alteration. The following are the prim: Wheat 6e. to
Is. Bd. per bush. Barley, 28a. to 335. Oats, Vs. to 26e.
Beans, O. 6d. to 41. Ild. per bushel.
BIRMINGHAM, July 20.—During the preseat week, little
Wheat has changed hands ; the few sales reported are In to
2s. per qr. under previous currewq. Barley rather lower.
Oats are held for quite as much money, and Beans for some
advance. At this, day'a make; there was only a limited
supply of Wheat, and the mar'aet closed firm, at an advance
of la. per qr. Barley unarmed, with little doing. On
Oats, the turn was in favour of the mallet. Beans held for
higher prime, which bv,yers would not comply with.
The prices are : Wheat, English, white, per bushel
of 621b5., es. ld. to es. led. ; new, 6e. 241. to es. ed. ; red,
es. 24. to es. ftd. • new, es. Id. to es. 6d. ; foreign,
red, 6s. 9d. to. 7.41 white, es. 441.10 79. ed. ; PolieY
Odessa, es. to es. ed. ; Danube, 6e. to fa. Barley, per
imperial traarter, 31a. to 365. ed. ; grinding, per
39ZbLi tee. to 295. 6ii. Oats, per
London, England, 1848-07-21

LATEST FROM PARIS.

PARIS, THUIUMAT, 6 30 P M.
I am informed that the French Government has
decided to intervene in the affairs of Spain, in case
the Carhat movement should assume any alarming
importance. lam assured that on the 16th orders
were sent by telegraph to several regiments 'stationed
in the south to march immediately to the frontiers of
the Pyrenees, between l'au and Bayonne.
It is reported here that it was by the inter-
ference of the French minister at Madrid that
the Spanish cabinet renounced its intention of send-
ing to all the foreign embassies copies of the documents
on which it founded its charges against Sir 11.
Bulwer.

The disarmament of Guilletier, near Lyons, has been
effected without resistance, but still it appears that'
10,000 muskets at least have not been returned in
that vicinity. La Guilletier and La Croix Rouse
are the places always c'-osen by the insurgents for
the organisation and commencement of the emeutes,l
which FO often occur at Lyons.
M. Dornee, whose situation has been for some days
very precarious, died this morning.
M. Marrast, the new President, was prevented by
indisposition from taking the chair to-day. Some
disappointment was felt in the Assembly, as his open-1
ing speech was expected with much curiosity.
A rumour was circulated in the Assembly to-day,
that au application was contemplated to be made for
permission to prosecute M. Caussidiere.
It was announced that M. Bixio, who was wounded
daring the insurrection, waa elected Vice-President.
M. Ilixio belongs to the party of the National.
Ten bureaux have terminated the examination of
the draft of the Constitution. The 2nd, 3rd, and 9th
bureaux yesterday nominated M. Thiers, M. Beren-
ger.and M. Parrieu delegates to the Committee on the
Constitution.
Many new arrests have just been effected in the
Roes de Charenton and de Montreuil, of the Fau-
bourg Saint Antoine, in virtue of warrants issued from
the Prefecture of Police, and by the rapporteurs
charged to continue the investigations into the events
of lane. Some of the persons arrested are accused of
haring worked at the barricades, but the most im-
portant arrest is that of a father and son, named
angle, who are accused of having manufactured gus-
Powder, and distributed it to the insurgents, and also
London, England, 1848-07-21

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

---- -
Tux BIOROP OF DORMAN will hold an ordination at
Auckland Caetle, Durham, early in October next.
ILENOUREn NEW Mottoes—The Kent herald of yester-
day, says" Amongst other changes contemplated in the churl la is
the lormation of a choreic of Canterbury, to which a bishop will be
appointed. This change w.II relieve the archbihop of the duties of a
subordinate diocesan, and afford him uninterrupted time to superin-
tend the many bishoprics of her extensive district The propoood ever
',Shop is to be maident at Csnterbury; and it is said that the site of
the old archiepiscopal patens, adjoining the catbedral, and late in the
occupation of rir it. Marlow, wit be purchased fi r the bishop's rein-
CONSECRATION Ow ST. JOHN'S, SOUTH HACKNEY.—
This new church cos consecrated yesterday by the Bishop of Loudon.
It is capable of holding 1,6u0 person', and U.O of the soda arc free.
There are no galleries, with the exception of a small one
which contains the organ from the old chitrch. the Rev. Mr. Norris,
the rector, subscribed 5,0u0t. toward. the erection of the new ebur‘h,
and the riot of the fouls were raised by voluntary oantributhets.
Alt, r the consiccration the liiihog of London gauntletl u sewn, after
which the large sum of was co.lectcd. The majwity of the con-
cert lion were invited by the Rev. Mr. Norris to a cold collation,
which was provided for them at the Parsonage-house.
IHE CH UCH or SUTTON DENGER, NEAR CIiII.PENII.UI,
is about to undergo some extensive repairs, and is to receive a new
chancel, and to be entaely tcpewed. iho whole of the OWENS
London, England, 1848-07-21

ANY.

le of Berlin of the 18th
odifications in the cabinet
;rtieular changes were die-
m Below, who bad been
Vienna and Frankfort, bad
ware that the object of his
future relations between
sr of the German impire.
without going so far as the
government, the Prussian
question the supreme au-
wt constituent assembly.
rued here, po,esses (so to
'the of the Miterial import-
not surprising, therefore,
desirous of maintaining a
the confederation. The re-
russian general as Central
far towards satisfying the
; of the Prussian court and

r of Public 'Worship has
hers are eligible for all posts
es, except in posts in which
lan faith is necessary.

ates that the English govern-
I itself ready to form coca-
Vicar of the German empires
tnity of Germany.
pitiful and Spandau Canal are
t less than 1,900 men being

2//e of the 18th contradicts the
in Posen are preparing for

nna papers of the 15th have
mcr 7,ituny of the 15th oon-
3,tron Dubblhoff, stating that
w ministry was already coa-
t to the Archduke Regent for
Imes were not given, but the
of members of the new Ma-
tting : Dobblholf, Minister of
rg, Foreign Attairs; Stamelz-
, Justi:e; 1 lornbostel, Corn"
hale, War ; and Faster, Pub-
rabic excitement prevails in
ablicana have been arrest
the proceedings of the Loge
London, England, 1848-07-21

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, JULY 20.—Mr. Marks and two other
persons were arrested yesterday in Carrick-on-Suir.
A letter from that town says that some thousands of
aimed persons marched towards the Bridewell, and
that fatal co:.dequi nccs might have ensued had not
the prisoners been bailed.
London, England, 1848-07-21

COMMERC/AL 4 RK ET'S.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o Cock.—The report said to be received by
letters overland from Hamburg to Holland, that Ge-
neral Wrangel had refused to ratify the armistice
with Denmark, and that consequently hostilities
would recommence, has taken the merchants by
surprise, and the more alarm is felt because on
the faith of the ratification. many German
and Prussian vessels are said to have sailed for Ham-
burg and the Baltic, which, in such ease, would, with
their cargoes, if on the same account, become the
prize of the Danes. General Wrangel is stated ,o have
repudiated any authority for the settlement save that
of the Frankfort I)iet, which had not then declared
any decision. The opinion in the City is,
however, assuming the facts as stated, that the whole
is an intrigue, emanating from the advisers of the
King of Prussia.
These reports, with the complication of Irish
affairs, had a discouraging effect upon the funds.
Consols, which had been as high as 871 to :, went
down to 871, but have now recovered to 871 to for
money and time. Reduced Threes, 871 to Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents., 871 to Exchequer Bills,
48s. to 525. premium. Bank Stock, 196 to 8.
We have a slight improvement in some of the
foreign stocks, but with partial dealings only. Spanish
rather better the Fives at 111 to 121 ; the Threes at
211 to 21 ; Passive, 3 to 1. Portnguese,lB to 19. Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 441 to 5S ; the Fours are
higher at 71 to 3. roaniab, 68 to 72. Russian, 98 to
100. Mexican, 17 to Peruvian, 80 to 3.
Venezuela, 14 to 17. New Grenada, 12 to I. Bra-
zilian, 69 tb 71.
The Consul-General of Sweden, at Abo (Finland),
has reported to his government that the cholera had
London, England, 1848-07-21

rejoicings," when
a reduced to $
blessedness." It
Birmingham, and
e picture was re.
sr for the whole
ice were 903; but
m, they amounted
of the time will
anation of the cir.
decline was not
se of disorder and
causes lying open
ninderab:e number
depended for their
shoe-buckles. In
aced her ban upon
shoes be fastened
of Birmingham,
ealed, by petition,
raised his influence
of this promise
their fortunes in
procession in Lea-
rn., and buides
it of the field, and
for all these hopes!
, buckles were non.
ruined. Herein,
ditica disorders in
c.

IitSDAT, 1130_11.M.

ittee charged with
I June and the 15th
progress; but its
of considerable ex.
ten days to come.
.e has succeeded in
1 insurrections in a
r of this committee

decided upon pro.
:ome tax.

killed and wounded
'm a day or two
e stated at about
erroneous estimate.
e Drmt), a journal
Lion on such subjects,
'happily it is not so;
be number of killed
rs cf order only is
a now affirm that on
an 8,000 killed and

?et of law as to the
y and the day before.
y of caution money,
Duprat opposed with

hear M. Marie, the
ition of adopting the
le minister of the in-
all members have m-
g questions to M.
vssion of th.ee lead-

ed a project of decree
no, among others, the

ring civil and political
publish his opicion by
ng with the fol:owing
made before tho publi-
the name, residence, and
All manuscripts, signed
ed to the printers, who
any purposes of justice_
the same time against
y article not signed, who
sot that might hove been
miter who shall adopt a
' avoiding responsibility,
not exceeding five years,
unishment to which ha
Aso shall be liable to the
mid shall have been three
alder false signatures, it
ditor shall always be je-
tty other editor, unless he
yen inserted without his
u to canton money, and
ctor of the journal are

d today.
ere assured, that with•
,e question, France and
'en notice to each other
,ervation to the Black
of Russia on the Lower

red the following letter
It, giving further peril-
ing of Sicily :
Porcupine left for Paler-
the Chamber bad been
for several days without
of this &lay the maims!
on Monday &daring that
to one should be permitted
today the bells announced
e to, and it was known
elected king. On Tuesday
'ing front all the forts. The
foreign vessel to hoist the
21 guns. The French tol-
e left Palermo on Tuesday.
g, five line-of-battle ships
ntering. The French fleet
day.

letter from Cosenza of
following:
,nts by General Nuns:ante
was perpetrated by the in-
ie country house of Signor
Inwovered ; the unfortunate
tided on the dead bodies of
hter upon her children. This
for Cosenza in order to escape
a to occur at Rome. The
I family is the youngest soap