The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-31 00:00:00

SHIPPING.

MAIL* ARLllVAD.—llublin, 6; Waterford, 4; Donagba-
dee, 2; French, 2 ; Flanders, 2; Holland, 1 ; Hamburg, 1.
Lemnos, July 31. Wind this day at noon, W.S.W ,
moderate breeze, and cloudy.
DEAL, July 30.—The Fortune, of Gravelines, from Sun-
derland, to Bor.leaux, gut on shore on the Main, near Wul.
mar Castle, to-day. but came off oa the 11 rod, without assist-
:wee or apparent damage.
LIVERPOOL, J Lei) 30.—S.S.E.—Arrived, 2Sth : Rocking-
ham, Mobile ; JAVA. and Ambit', Charleston ; Seraphine,
and New Zealand, from St. John's, N.B. 29th: John S. de
Wolf, and Amiaesailrese, St. John's, N B.; Mundane, Mon-
treal. 30th: Yorktown, New York; Bombay, St. John's,
N. 8.; Aurora, Quebec. Sailed,29th : Syria, Hung lion,;
Jeremiah Garnett, Shanghai; Elisabeth, Cape Town;
James, Rio Grande ; Aleiospe, Monte Vkleo ; Joshua
Waddington, Valparaiso; Adam Smi,h, Buenas Ayres;
Elizabeth Radcliff., Lima ; Antelope, Tampico ;
Ripley, St. DA:pingo; Lydia, Baltimore; Kalamazoo, and
Arabella, Philadelphia; Illabchard, and St. Lawrence, New
York; Marion, Boston; Blue Nose, Wet 'nand St. Stephen's,
N.B. ; Acadia (st.), llalitax; Harriet, Newfoundland 30th,
Nestor, Calcutta ; J. H. Shepherd, New York ; 'frodes,
Boston; Montrea!, Montreal; Regina Cwla, Naples.
OFF LIVERPOOL, July 30.—Arrived: Lanarkshire, Cas-
tiliart Maid, Free 'trade (en), and Wiadermere.
DEAL, July 29.—W.5.W. to S.W.; 30th, S.S.W. to S.;
B.S.W. to S.W.—Arrived: Emily, Africa. Arrived
frnni the river, 20:h : Morayshire. Jamaica. Sails', '29tn :
Eliza, Launet.tor, Van Diem:if:a Luid ; Penyard Park,
Spin: y, N.S.W. ; J n,ior, kingaport ; Itobert Henderson,
Atgea Bey ; Packet, Cape of 0.1,Al Hope ; Queen Victoria,
; I'alinueun, Catherine Rl:zabeih, and Druid, Maass
rare; Corea, lioorruras; Tw-ket, Miraruichi ; Amy, tiecliat ;
Eglinton, Riser St. Lawrence. 30th: Vixen, Port Philip ;
Java Packet, aelavia ; Augusta Jessie, Ceylon; Indian
Chief, Algae Bay
Queen Victoria, Bahia • (laden Fleece,
l'ernambuen ; Elizabeth, Rio Janeiro; Morayshire, Ja-
maica; ia.t,p I, LAVAL.; Ofela, Bermuda; Velatett,
Boston ; Elizabeth, Ri.hibucto ; Sarah, and Pollock, Mine-
miehi ; Loui'a, St. Lawrence.
PORTAMOUTII, July 29.—N.W. to W.S.W.-30th, S.S.W.
to W.—Sailed: 21:b, Sarah lie 'keit, St. Helena. 29eh,
Hateliff, Hobart Town; Buceptialus, and Soutbent:pton, Cal-
cutta.
WEYMOUTH, July 28.—Astrea, Quebec.
Exmourx, July 21.—Arrived: Dr lender, Quebec.
AIIERDEEN, July 2b.—An ivod : lle lunge Martin, Green-
land, with 1;;O atm', Sailed: St. Laurence, Quebec.
PETEICHEAD, July 2.9. W.—Arrived. 27 Victor,
Greenland, with 1 fish and de* 28tu ; Germania,
Greenland, with 90 seats.
Los:emotes (Duke:Er), July 20.—Sailed: Protein, St.
John's, Newfoundland.
FALMOUTH, July 29.—Variable and light; 30th, B.W ,
moderate.—Arrived, 28th: Shannon (at.), Laudon, and pro-
ceeded for Dublin.
l'ivarourti, July 30.—S.—Arrived: Victoria, Mireuaicbi;
Dahlia. Quebec.
Cow's, July 29.—S.W.—Arrived, 30th: Juno, St. Ja3ra
de Cuba, for Altana.
CHATItAk, July 29.—Arrived: George Wilkinson, Quebec.
CLYDE, July 27th, W.—Sailed, 25: Ivanhoe, Havana,
28th, Melissa, Callao; Thomas Wright, New York; Caro-
line. Boston. 29th, Albin, Montreal.
Altl/HOSSAN, July 27.—Arrived : Norway, Quebec.
SwaNena, July V.—Arrived : Ithederick Dhu, Coquimbo.
28th. sailed: Arietta, Cubit. 34th, Meraey, Qriebec.
NEWPORT, July 27.—Arrived: Ann Clark, Sliediao.
BitisroL, July 30.—S.W.—Arrived: Surp: ise, New-
foundland; Fingal, Quebec. Sailed, 29th : Competitor,
New Carlisle ; Th.-eon, Bathurst; Elisabeth, Quebec. 30th,
Shannon, New York; Fr dcrick, ono Oronocto, Si. Julin's,
N.B. ; Miramichi, and Josepha, Quebec.
Seni.i.r, July 27th.—W.S.W.—Sailed: Siberia, New-
foundland.
OFF FALMOUTH, July 29. Arrived: Jane Francis,
Launceston. 30th, Flandrc, Havana, and sailed for Aut.
werp.

LORD lIARDINGE.—His lordship arrived in Great
Starshopeestreeta yesterday afternoon, from Penshurst, Kent.
It is expected that to del, the noble and gallant general will
leave for Liverpool, eta mate to Dublin, to take a command
in the dispose ion of the tn. 3ps.
TILE LONDON CHARTINT,.—WarrnnIs have been
issued to arrest several of the London chartist leaden.
A- CHARTIST MEETING was held yesterday morn-
ing at the South London Chsriet Had, Webber.street,
Blackfriars, at which Mr. Sherridan presided, and several
persons advocated the people's charter and " the cause of
liberty."
GREENOCK, JULY 28.—With reference to the
arrest of two of tie chartist leaders here yesterday, IF, are
informed that when Smith, the secretary to the Aim. Club
in Glasgow, was apprehended, his confederate, for when the
police were in search, immediately came down to Greenock,
got a meeth.g of the coinieittee of the Arius C.uti culled to-
gether, when the bales of the ciub, and, indeed, almost cast y
p tper that anything could be founded on, were burnt.
Neither Bernell nor N. lson had the leant doubt of the lega-
lity of their conduct, as they fancied the Arms Hill did nut
extrnd to Scotland. It is as well the dismor ry of the daring
designs of these parties was known so son, as, we are cr. di-
bly informed, 400 muskets, ordered from a hnuars in Div-
min share' are on their way to Greenock fur the use of the
Arms Club.—North lkitish Mad.
PEEcAUTIO:4AEY NIEASGICES IN GLAsGOW.—Perfect
tranquillity prevails in this city. It is and. tatoo I that the
sheriff has reed? d a communication from the Home
Secretary, recommending the autherities ta be on the alert
in ease of any dieturbince being attemet. fl in conjunction
with the insurrectionary movement in Ireland. In conse-
quence of this preeauti nary advice, considei able bodies of
enrolled pensioners have been petted both in the cavalry and
infantry barrack., and such other arrangements made as
must ensure the instant suppression of any tendeney to riot.
Not the slightest fear, however, of anything of this kind is
entertained.
TIIE REGlsTßATlON.—Yeafellitly the lists of persons
entitled to vote in the electi in of membcrs of parliament for
b ,roughs, and c iunties, were p steel, as required by
the act, on the doots of all places of public worship within
their respective parishes, for the inspection of the poetics in-
terested. All peremis findin.t their names nmitted,
Leprn-
perly spelt, or qualification improperly dewrihed, should
send in notice to that effect to the overseers of their pari.hes
on or before the lith of August, which is the lAA day for
making claims or objections. Want of attention in this re-
spect has excluded many who otherwise were fully entitled
to be placed on the r,gieter.
THE RETROGRESSION OF THE PRESOL—Itt an able
artiole on " The whigs in and out of office," the Patriot
thus speaks of the daily London journals:—'• Mr. Disraeli
boasts of the political re-action of which he is the type. We
must expect a r-ration. All the tendencies of aristocratic
opinion are in that direction. The present character of cur
journalists is an i..dicat on of the retrograde movement. The
EdintrergA !lesion, after being long a servile organ of
whiggism, has well-nigh divested itself of its liberal character
The Chronicle no longer belongs even meensibly to the liberal
party. The Times, M. Guirit's English organ, is still in-
sidiously lending itself to the same sinister interests and
Machinvelian knavery. The Daily New alone, of the daily
morning papers, supports the character of a liberal journal.
Radical editors have, one by one, submitted to put on the
court livery, and to work in the fetters of place. The true
old English spirit of democratic liberty, which line made this
country what it is, the plastic spirit of our institutions, seems
flying out among us—tad is, among the topmost branches
of the tree; for it is still vigorous in the trunk and in the
root. The heart of the nation is sound. Protestant Eng.
land possesses, in the practical good sense, steady industry,
and religious knowledge of her middle Anil industrial classes,
that breakwater against the encroachment of despotism, rr
the storms of revolutionary violence, which other nations
want. With 8,000 places of public worship, raised and sup-
ported by the people, we are guaranteed, under divine I'ro-
videnee, against any serious social convulsion on the one
hand, or any successful attempt to stop the progreas of reform
on the other."— Wiltshire Independent.
NEW FOREST MANAGEMENT.—it is stated that an
investigation is going on into the management of the New
Feted, having particular reference to same disclosures which
have been made of some efieged extensive frauds which have
been carried on for a series of years. The Hants Independent
cys: " We do not feel at liberty to mention the specific
charges, at the present stage of the inquiry, further than that
the gist of the matter is, that the crown has been largely de-
invaded in the delivery of timber after the periodical sales in
the forest. Pending the inquiry a general suspeasion of the
officers has taken place, and the election for the vacant re-
gardeeshiy has also been deferred."
THE t.:O3IING HARVEST.—The Gardeners' Chronicle
publishes returns from various parts of the country of the
present appearance of the crops. They indicate a full ave-
rage produce of wheat, a various yield of barley, a com-
paratively poor crop of oats and of beans, a very bad crop of
peas, good promise of a turnip crop, and a heavy crop of hay
of variable quality. They indicate also a stock of wheat on
hand considerably beyond the average of past years at this
season. On the whole, we think there was at the date of
these returns every reason for thankful anticipation regarding
the ensuing harvest. Much of this result, however, still
hangs, no doubt, upon the weather. The returns respecting
the potato crop confirm the accounts already i üblished of the
progressuot Itcotitleandlsoefiley,
aapnpdearsh,ouw
yet, to
voiraavdeing.
pledi.e Low-

MALT -

Stork this day- ......
Dr:ivcry last wet k
Do. from Ist June
Arrival lotto eek .
from let June
Price V. C. tho; day ;ter rm
LW. Toirri, Lot FritLiy

71
6.:it 1,1 .111
6,318 10,75.4
24 1,3:,4

4.691 I 6;iu3
ißa Sd. 411, 6d.
3ln. its. 6d.

COM.—MARK-LANE.—Our market was liberally
supplied with Wheat this morainic by land-carriage samples
from Essex, Kent, nut Suffolk, end the trade opened at an
advsnec of Is. to 2s. per qr. upon the qui.tattns of last
Monday, but, the w• ether proving fine during market hours,
the demand slackened, and the quotations of that
day wefts with difficulty exceeded by Is. per quarter.
Foreign Wheat was ha I c firmly forfora like increase in value,
which was not generally complied with, tad previous quota-
tions mur be repeated. Griuding Marley wa• in request, at
6'. to Is. beyond the rates of this day se'nnight. Oats were
not a brisk sale, at the advance quoted on Friday, of 6d. per
quarter. Beans and Peas were each fully as char as last
week.

BRITII3II. 8 .ehen per (I. c'.
tVuvae, TAM and Bent, red 43 ui 52 to 54...arti1t0 48 to 58 to 43
Norfolk and Suffolk. Ili to SO to 52... do 5l to 53 to L 8
TULL% CM 1..1,-.0% Of Mardk
Camb. & Lin.; red... 46 lo 48 to 50 _white.— 48 to 52 to 32
Northumb. and scotch do.— to —... d 0...... to to
Irish do
Rya.- BO to 32
BARLIT, Feeding. to —...diedlling 23 to 27 to 30
lu ..boutcli to
Reek Wllner — to
them Englidt Feed.. .. —lB to 20 to 21e Od .blaek. —to —llod
Ditto 'blonde •.. 20 to 21 to 22e od...potato 23 to 28. Od
Berwick Cc Notch feed 21 to 23c 041...p0tat0 23 to 24. Od
Irish feed IS to 194 Od black.. lB to 19.01
Ditto potato 21 to 124 Od
5410 30 fine, pale 57 to 80
_ maul,

Pens, grey 33 to 3740d...mi5p1i 37 N b.
Blue 43 to 44. imperial 45 to 49
White 34 to 37. boilers. 37 to 39
BRAN', 51anigan 26 to 30. Mei'
Harrow 30 to 33. mall 32 to 34...01d to
T 00..., New spring —to --new minter —er —...01d —to
&trusser., New 6O to 6•1
Lix,El,lo CA." per thOUNIOii
Per melt e£l2M..
F1.01:3, Town-1113de, dellrered 42 to 46...11ne household 40 to 42
Nrfolk awl sub elk 3O to 3.9. white 39 to 40
Noorthumberland, Lincoln, nal Yorkshire .......
Blatt' and Keut to --Irish

FOREIGN.
WNIaT, Dantric and Konigeticret ... 51 to 55 tine 57 to 59
Poniriancan, Rostock, and Stetsin,
French and Brabant to
Danish and Ilambuigh
Russian 36 to 12... Egyptian...-. to
Danube and Odcwa
Spanish hard to —...soft — to
Canadian to .Australlan..... 61 to 37
Res — to
it/MIA'S% Feeding 20 to 21...distrniart U to 26
1,114 AN Coax 31 to 33...L0m1.5s to
Oar., Ragman
Pomeranewt and Stralsund.— ................. -....... to
Swedieb and Danish — l7 to 21
Friereland and Dutch feed l7 to 20
Ditto Brew X to 24...ked »....»...... to
Buss, tick to —...01d.. — to
Small
to
PEA!, grey
White to 32...h011i"
as ll5 to 26
TALL., old —to new to --largo ....... ... —to -
1,1N.1.M.D. Hattie and Iranian 3B .to 40 to 44
Mediterranean and Odessa- — to 42 to 42
Rarserrn to --hem pseed 4l to 48
ItAro.o Oats" free or duty, per ton. g 2 10s. to X 5 15s.
Lansaw CAKZA, Dutch and German..S 8 Ow te E 9 Os.
Intro French and email:on Al 5 10e. to a 9 10a.
Frown, American, per barrel of 1961 t• 25 to 27
Danvie and Hamburg— to
Canadian
French, per eack of WSW. tree —. -» to
ARRIVALS' LNTO LONDON FROM 24th TO 2911011 LY.
Wheat Om English. booed. Trials Foreisn.
I 4107 7195
Barley 4O 2133
Oats 4l I 2353 t SOS 6 I
3109
Flour, 2,536 sacks: 503 barrels Malt, MO 11T16
Lownos Armenia. Wheat, 50a. 9d. 7 i Barley, 254 3d. ; Gate
20e. 6d.; Rye,—; Beane, 3Se. 3d.; Peas,
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