The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-10 00:00:00

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nienE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COM- The committee on the interior, occupied with the
NI, The Directors are prepared to recehe TENDERS rer important petition presented a few days back, pray- SHIPPING. E. Ugeabillise, WA North Britiah Qrs., 41
OGrz NNorthdlavev‘ef EWud, 231 NRmrlidetindrii,GtiVildfh.,l litelo gpi 64.
1 PA• - , f„r NOM of £5OO sod upward', and for any period . . . MAIL. ARRIVID• -Dublin, 3 ; Weterford, 2; Donagha.
„,,,o en mew", cereeue won. yaw, at 6 per end per ing that the commander-in-chief of the national guards
-e. than three. orel not et dee, 1 ; French 1 ; Flanders, 1. Do. New, Or., 53 Scott Central, 271 ~
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- ~,,,,,,,.., to he paid half yearly. by omporat, at Mew. Smith, of the Seine should be subjected to election, like the
wee ---. ito tennis, Lnidose-Leins iney be effected for sums LONDON, June 10.-Wind this day at noon, S.S.W, Do. do. 151., 2/1 Shrewsbury & Chen. ;New), 1
rb.,.....-4,2!.,2..., pa the elitist to bear the extra cost of the steum. other officers, yesterday decided that the question light breeze, and dull, cloudy weather, with ran. Great Western. 9) Do 8 per cent Pref., tot -
uy order. J. R. 110 W ATT. Seerstare Do. Quarter. 154 1 Shropehhe Union, II
Stmmete ante tendon. Jen° 6. 1948. should be referred to the committee on the constitution. BELFAST, June 7.-Sailed : Riverdale, Quebeo.
Conine) st'S'_",•l4. The Preset: gives the following from Leon :- Do. Fifths, 29)
Donnie, June 6.-Sailed : Perseverance, St. John's, N.B. Lan.. k 0,,,ii,,t, 4c, South Eastern, No. 314
lis. Third., No. 4, 11
fleadisrliEN R,r,V.s.S:,:o
whimwssatilrA Joior,,ll.l.B.lli6ittsd.
'teeovr "During the hest two days somewhat disquieting . t gottls WEITERAVEN, June ft.-Sailed : Mary, Quebec.
Newroar, June 7.-Sailed : Armata Havana. Do. Thine, 61 South Wales, 8
Lanese & Tense. Qrs., 101 1 Wear Valley 6 per Cent Guar..,
I 1 11: recouirriVK and CARDIN AL WOLSEY, from Old rumours as to the 'safety of the officers of the 55th
'se IL, „„eseeeees o and 10. calling at Smiths:wk. 1114AM/tn. and OPP FALmoirnr, June 6.-Anived : 'Cuba, Monte Video, 130. Fere 33 York, Newc., & Berwick (Ong.
Ilene_rjeek leering. Ileneerford badge quarter before 10 mut half- regiment of the line, who left the garrison at Leon for Tenet. Do. see Guar. 6 per CL, 21 Neve. and Berwick), 30 1
ran.4li3 nenewly ; eul hol the 0".,11.81. c/"." i" lir tee. ree for Pans about fifteen days ago, have been current. Do. W. B- Union, 21 1 Do. Exten. No. 2 (Newe. and
on el to Hammon Court ly. Incepting 7 rklays, ttn to 557.] LONDON, SA'IURDAY, JUNE 10, 1848. [THREEPENCE. j0f..........T., June 9.-8. W., feesh.-&77iTtode Bth '• London and Blackwell, 44 Ber.), 111
Eses•a,aanehdd'eatr. To Richmond. Is. :or there and bark. le. ed. lt was said that, threatened with assassination if they
i-a'''''------17-il Mt.eieu AL CIIEMICAL ASSOUIA- would not give up Vincennes which is guarded by RYE, June 8.-Sailed : Bedlam Castle, Bahia.
Rouen and Havre, 210; Avignon and Magnin's, 773 ; Btru- en th• subject °I a suitable method for the more accurate DEAL, June 9.-B.W. ; p.m , S.W., frish.-Arrived : LondD2aNenpaw Segr,th32lvl3"Stern, 4741 1 Boulogne ant Amiens, 6 1
Northern of France, 41
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-.The GARDENERS' CHRoN Nip and AGRI- their regiment, the officers bad to leave the lodgings It,ilnelt and Bale, 87 50; Centre Vienon, 268 75 ; Amiens and Bou.
TIO • society's country meetings, and on the best means of re- Singapore; Ocean Queen, Cape of Good Hope ; Palmyra,
trial of the steam engines end other machinery at the Elise, Banjoewangie. Anived from the river : Sea Gull, Dos Thirds, li Paris and Strasbourg, 1
e,- ; Berdeaux, Me 73; North, 3e2 tO.
fi'LTERAL +leek:TYE id THIS DAT, 3 oese 10, containe a del:died •
seeetie on 'Wednesday include,' the speeches or the which they occupied in the town, and retire to the LIVERPOOL SALES, Jon 9.-oy. o'Cuoir.
MP's' ttaa...,ab-• : The " themlner,' clusnleles. no 7 In 1.0. by fort " This was found to be true. Prins were not actually won* to-day, but the market is
fte. A• e-e- ''' ate eies M. free by pet.-0121ce, b. Upper Wel. ' NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.-FRIDAY. placing the valusble servine of Mr. Parkes ,r, reference to Dem rrrrr . Sailed, 6th , Eleanor, Bardedoes
now. dal Ness a:eu 4 A circular of the Minister of the Interior declares The military forces about the Clamber to-day Were thtbseydubefiestattached to the office of consulting engineer ; and PENZANCE, June 8.-The Sandwich, from Cork to Beaton, still wretchedly dull.
aeow.greee t .!,I'IkI•FA 5,..• ,
g northerly to report to the council the followina
inittfititc struATioN.-An Active Yollolr Man that no refugee shall come to reside at Paris without much augmented, no doubt on account of the attrooProtent°, recOmmoodoloos ne the result of their consideration of the arg Is bal n a ode
twithiche pear: intohLothaisdporgoti ytea, ted rday, very leaky, must die. Loa. &N. West., 1234
SUNDERLAND, June 8.-Sailed : William aad Jane, itanik.el'.:Bheewir"Qarl'Uniimpin. Eigiiiiiv' Sehr.ikte"dis'lM°:"6", 24 ' sad
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nolne4n haeinf first obtained the permission of the minister and the decided measure taken to repress them. subjects referred to them :
'SITUATION iu a Public Comps:44ow to coluit.44.
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f. In the Salle des Pee Perdu., the topic of conversation was 1. That Mr. Parkee's offer be wiped, to undertake to Bethune
the new elections. It was said that Prince Louis KePoleon give the PeoPer orders for the constzucti in, at MessraWatkins teximees, June 8.-Sailed : Fenian. Rio Janeiro. hawed, 1014 Do. No. 3, at d
ote nee° "4 aha alias lbe money can be adoweed if the terms nr. A proclamation signed by the Minister of Public was in Pais, and would immediately take his seat. Do. Heves, 64 d Do. N 0.4, 31 3 i
by inter Pds• gatur,gaenecee, to J. K.. lia Qiseenetrest. cur.
weed t0.5ad_!?"_,...,,,.- . Works has been addressed to the engineers of the dif- The sitting was opened at one o'clock. and Hill's, of a suitable steam-power indicator for the use of &Atm.-Sidled : Archimedes, New York. Tema &Come.
fi AY HARvierst.-BENJAMIN EDGINGTON, the eociety. SCALLOWAT (SHETLAND), June 5.-Arrived : Freands, Great Northern, 9) d
ferent railways who have for some daTs past struck On the demand ot the Minister of Public Works, the mi- 2. That Messrs. Easton and Amot's offer be accepted to Greenland, with 499 seals. Sailed, May 31 : Scotia, Green. Midlaad lIII‘m, 6, d 18. E. and Dover, 231
I Do. No. 4, 31 3,1
eseendthitnd Rkk
JI I. t. Dekramad,,lgsganitrlall'areaseeitanA tante:loe royal or noble work, inviting them to return their duties. The see_ aster declared that the discussion was urgent of tour prop:. undertake the construction of a prope
&Done having for their objects to open credits for publio peony's break, agreeably force resister, or land. MANCHESTER SALES, /OM 6.
°Mt° t: r.,...r, 7. ii. 0.11 hgtillaittbarbet.r, an the slawhet n"tle,'• vice ot the different lines continue to be carried on, with the plan furnished by them te, There was a decidedly. flat market, and, with the exoep-
r" - -Übe ith peb.c complete dam sise. Retina. and buutlec . ' • • RECENT'S CANAL.-The half-yearly general meet-
,. e'll'i.. Is. w A Went, nee esks Picentilly. Aaooto. Per Pea. In a limited manner, on the Rouen line by thirty- ci• w Ike to give employment to the ateliere nationaux. The the committee
examination cf the ateliers he stated was corn lete mid 3. That Myers. Easton and Amos be re uested to acee t • tti.onkopflatteVes,
ptnalt.idsinweireldadrioonopstocin.
gk, on which a slight advance
tre nun Fs"' -e'-d D ot ...leer( leridoe bekign
oboteunteutorn.. 1e • , five English engineers, who have been brought from lists ws re open to receive tin names of'workmen Zio str, ould the appointment of co • •
mating engweers to the belay, vacaut
q . P ing of the shareholders in this company was held on Wed. Birk., Lane, & Clies.Jn., 71 d I Lon. and N. West. Qrs. (C.), 24 p
nesday, at the offices, City-road Basin. The Marquis of Lan. & Tack. 32/. Exten., di d 8. E. & DOW, N 0.4, 21 13-16 a
- HOWER BATHS, SEN EN SHILLINGS.- Boulogne, and on the Versailles and St. Oermain enrol themselves to undertake the works proposed.
ayitiatoitt entdt
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jeoedtign! foonr 'tab:. h albeatnne-c -fs,hoeme t
tsohnonwage de tahned r ece.
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peeemeTtf‘. iv, elle...z.Tzvuof ItelgaradoterLlZlZel line by the men hitherto employed in putting together
e i rta propositions were now made, and some tifies.pß‘surptsseu sort aeldtis.agAum"memchs
Lt;mMoiremauo t(*kt
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• - by the resignation of Mr. Parkes, C.E., in order that either Salisbury, K.G., pretided. The secretary read the report Do. (late W.R.U.), 31 d
e UR'S BIRMINGHAM SALES, Jens 9.
ean, neer, ef Neemen . reet. end No. 1, Nenonasenteeet. vtbevir the engines. Amb., Not., & Bost., Me. M. d I Settee. and Bit. B, 3 d
an ne incest tit 011. world. and emanin en . a,
... discussion, of little interne took place, when it was reported that oteagtOn.
gnoscr sod oth, 11.0 I. as ntnnot be seen rises . 1,4.1 es tolitt e. teat M. Thiers wu in the Salle des Pas Penlus, 2,2401 ; dividends en stock, &c., 3661. so., making a'total of Bircu., Wolverh., ft Dudley, 41 pI s. etafforashire, 31 d
ay eneumni in hmedion of foncy wood., &dna. Ate, hi enormous oTATE OF TIIE DANK OF FRANCE up to June 8, with wMch occa- 4. That Mr. Thompson (one of the stewards of implements 26,03.5 e. fis. The expenses for the same period were IC hhausdshise, 4Ss. isl- 21 ,1 i
~,,rety, all the requedtes for the sawn. SO 111,3=11 one room. do- the corresponding items of the preceding week : shined much noise and commotion from members quitting for the York meeting) be requested by the council to 11 4081 0 'ld 1
. s. .., eaning a net profit for the half year of TALLOW.-The demand for Tallow on the spot
esei sicteeese u, eci eke of Oat character. patterns. Knee, 1.1.4•1L1T0M. the Hall. andertake the drawing ap of the report of the exhibition and 13,6271. 7s. 10d. The assets and liabilities up to March 31
Tule -elected mod at 30 pea cent. under any
i'l ''''''' 'le hbe 1"t. •- i Id th ism Pull al rt Week ending Week ending On a proposition made by 31,, Keenig to suppress the trial of implements on that occasion tor subsequent public*. were-anets, amount due from traders. 9,6531. Os. Bcl • from contieuis to increa‘e, but the price is without aeration;
-Aer home w_cre attention Apato a at ty. te po • LI 4:i .fo l w
a r P.Y.C. New Tal o , for delivery frusta
on-, w„,,,er leglis. very rtron, rind *penned. with curtains and cepree May M. jun, a, taking sultetitutes in the army. ' tion in the Society's Journal. • '
tenants, 1,2811. 18e. 44d.; shares, 1,1101.; stock Three per Y
one Nen es. each. Piller shower bathe with copper rendueeng r. c. ir. C. General CAvAIONAc observed, that the taking substitutes 5. That Mr. Shaw, of Northampton, be requested to set Cent. Consols, 6,b2.81. Ils. Ild. ; cash in hand of treasurer, lat of October to the 31st of Dscember next, has ad-
i.,.., er..3.e. forcer...to am! top, complete, with ninnies. and joiannnl. Capital - as additional eteward of implements at the yerk meeting, ie vanced from 41s. 64., at which price sales to a
rese ass. 110,•i shower it-th...)runnned.31....1. The collepale shoecr. Capital new had teaks 1,4841. I Id. ; amount ot loan, 5,0001. ; expended on new works,
sem. ehhh. hy the mid of , oloaniseg Italia raider, only occupies, with Reser,. - order that Mr. Thompeon may be relieved of a por.ion of his 6,3431. Os. 4d. ; cost of purop'eg water 4611. 4s. 9,1. ; Death's
10,00,000 0 10,000,0.0 0 considerrble extent were made on W. dneeday, to 435.; and
omens ounplete lout of use,. 11 in. diameter anti 31n. deep ; while In ibearee di, faint bank. m tas he oronosad to resent a reject of decree to shorten duties one of I
2.90,650 14 2,93.1,650 14 ,-- ea .. -.----- -II P ess .t ie stuwerds of implements, for the purpose g from 425. for teperate months to 43s Gd. U.I. Tne manure(
a total of 32,3051. 15e. 114 d. 'The liabilities were-dividends th ~, d f f . . '. _ : • . .
so it hobb, ti.roc gallom. of water. It is thoroughly simple. and nos Reserve In real property ...... ...-- 4,000,000 0 4,000.000 0 she trate of service. of seaming him to devote the requisite amount of attention unpaid,3,l6ll. 14e. ; creditors, 2,268/. 1151. 744. t borrowed. e -a• ara ar ram being satisueu, so mat tnere is every
ash to rat out of order. price 15s. If packed bi settlement raw, Isle
- • Hank 14008 In etrauhtloa ........ --- 277,411,200 0 265,700,600 0 to dew* for the report. 5,0001. ; reserve fund, 7;631. 6e. 3d. • profit balance from probability of • further advance.
&male aml 0 In. deep. 3s. 611. extre-The money reterned for nen ,s_ e,_,_, biak. -
weer eet &teemed of. Detallol catalogue% eith enerearae. wet her kash'rna:;alea,•'" 431,0416 111 $97,634 31 CORN.-C'en PPENIIAM J -Th d
, une 9. e general e-
The Gazette qf Haan, of the 4th, says : This report was adopted and confirmed by the council. 13,6271. 7s. 101•1 ; making a total of 32,3951. 54. lied. A . . • •
so" !!t'e _ _ , Account current of Treasury, creditor 10,121,113 72 19,173,804 17
111 H E 'Ft toTII-ACHE.-ROWLAN DS' ALSArs A Divem accounts terrain 75,012,890 SI 72,141,220 74 .... 7
B a letter from Voleggio, of the 3rd, we hear that the Messrs. Easton aild AWN. the newly-appointed con- dividend of 12s. 6d. per share was recommended.-The • '
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cht ne in priors ie 'relic t e curreticy o tas y s mar et,
a.. EXTRACT fee relieving the teeth ACIIII and gum hoils. and for Account. current in the branches
.en ineers to the society, reside at the Grove, Chairman moved the adoption of the report -Mr. Hitebens • PP 3' y g ,
freikethig all deader,. of the teeth end Kum,. In the anguish of en• Remo. payable at sight
uite r r. at 48.. te 52.. ; best, red, 475.
emOsllne Wit it afford, hustontancem relief. while its frequent ...3 Receipt. payable et sight in the Charles Albert can to.morrow d.spose of 40,000 men and works, underteken by order of the government as well as were put down at 1001 when in point of fact they were col to 51s. • middling 425. to 465. • hairier, 395. to 41s. The
nil he found to strengthen the nuns. and fortify the teeth against br,,,,,h,„2
itt e oing in ata e, or seam es, . per qr.; in-
faun seek.. It era 'hate. implement taste am, Klurious mem Drafts of branch banks payable by 80 pieces of cannon. The Austrian', have 30,000 men and of public companies and private individuals, in cocnexion worth 801. The money should be invested in Exchequer Bil
we* from the mouth, and repels the approach of incipient &WAY ban,.
100 neces of cannon They have left only 4 000 or 5 000 with the eronstruction of steam-enginee, corn-mills, paper. feriur 201 to 21a Berle transactions nominally uoted at
or some certain stock. A public body ought always to have : • • ys '1
We perfeeny now...L. and IA also an excellent nomad& in caned _ „ e
..„ bibb
paysble by 1, h , •n MAC ery
' - - ' ' 'lls •I mills d hin of amen every kind, its Mien available at a moment's notice, and not sae t
men at Verona. Tomorrow will no doubt be a glorious ml . 01 „. from 28e. to 40s. Beans, o.d, 41s. to 495. ; new, 39e. to 45e.
lateleney and depress ou of spinix NOT I.t. :41., 40. 641.. and 10...6d. unnol m le` Peas, 355. to 45e. Quick clearance.
per bottle.-Calitton. Each bottle of the genuine preparation is endowed banks 1,701,458 61 1,761,460 50 day. Everything promises success, The positions occupied including that required for raising the tubular bridge eeer to fluctuations-Mr. Mayhew complained that th 3 ac-
ts s eneper. on which ore the words. " Itowtsnds* Mame Extract.- Dividends peyabie 134368 33 144.104 33 by the Piedmontese ire Berlin, Guldiszolo, Carbonaro, the CanwaY• They have also long been practically familiar counts were fallacious, and therefore he submitted that the Exeren, June 9. -We have had very short supplies of all
Tbe Govenenent -Loop he eta the omprietore names end Mame, Bank or Algtere,SUM not yet invested Guido Volts Sacio, and Vaeto. The Austrians were with the manufacture of agricultutal implements, and with dividend could not be 12s. Gd. per ahare.-Ald. Wileon fully descriptions of grain at oar market to.day ; notwithstasidieg,
iss.. "A. ROWLAND and SON, li. Ilsetonmwden." engraved in Treasury ben&
tienea-601,1 by them. arel le all eh...dote and perfumer& Discount, divers intetesta, and ex- at Reefs, Solarolo, Beehive, Rivalta, and Graele, but we operations connected with extensiee draining/ of Mod below concurred in Mr. Mayhem'a remarks. It was the duty of the Went could only be sold at a reduction ea Is. per qr. on thee
a. CIDF----715-D -terea....iiimi airline TO HEAL fit AN 0 1.0.1.1 Lit L. pewee
positions, and fall back on Mantua Notewien 91E811E0.-11r. Hudson, of Castleacre, re- Wile ,n) bed no doubt sufficient had been said on the sub- ley and Oath We have had a plentiful supply of rain in
lkSs RN, f - TOss EATssl, Dia liir IiIND Ssi;':i t./Lib • Driun'er Weal& divers
idirvariv in
3,196,160 0 3,269,115 0 The Pieilmonleseoazelte, of the oth, announces that ported to the council
.the mutt of his inspection, as jut to induce them to make an alteration in future. The thia diatrixt, and eur farmers are, for the most part, Duey
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with Not Table. tor all Complaint. Re-diecouni lag baleyear 728,652 37 728,691 37 requested by the c iuncil, of the lands in the neighbour- suhject then dropped.-Mr. Greene observed that the re- sowing their Turaip.seeds.
the Provisional Government of nlodena, Rt•ggio, and
Be re J. Cu trearaii, M.D., Mete-ft. LA.C.. M. Ditto in branch banks
Comore-How to Inoue lerfect Aliestion, trauquil feelings, • good Sundries
*hiss rest. • clear hood, awl a matentol mind. Ity an eleervance of that the company were paying five per cent. interest on English Wheat, set the millers MCC& edtd in buyiog at a re-
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leareetions herein ce. tallied. the feeble. the nervously delicate. ------. --- states are united with Piedmont. Lieut. General
603,327,531 77 609,331,123 35 heavy land implements on the occasion of tha coantrY 9,0001, whilst the reserved fund Was invested at three per ducuon of le. to2s. per qr. Foreign is dull, at a simile de-
ws to the moot shattered constitution. may aoloit• the greaten MEM Federici is appointed Governor of Peachier., and the meeting of next year. Mr. Hudson haeing been favoend cent. Ile thought it would have been a much mon ad- cline, Barley is Is. per qr. lower. Other articles without
w„,,,,,,t of ehs tem happiness. and reach in health the Aunt peruul of coin and „we,
hethotted co men. 68,301.a59 SG 73014,018 37 Duke of Genoa is raised to the rank of Lieut.-General. 3' tenable vines to have b mowed their own money, which alteration, but very. little doing. There have bees frequent
To be hail of Sherwood, It Paternoster-me t 0aredh...,117, fleet: Cash in dl rusk balm 59,3”,822 0 62,280.971 0 , for making his inspection, found land within a distance of they could have done had it been in hard cash. The report showers of rain during the week, and the growing ctope are
Area; 11ann. 39, Combill ; Nelson, 451. West elintog; ee Alma rem, ems me, en" - was then adopted, and the meeting broke up. coming on very favourably in this neighbourhood. Linseed
Mouths, h,. Argyll...lan.. Reanitelegell. Bills and emetaneee in Paris 131,616,30l sr 129,831.930 re Gioberti having asked the holy father whether he pleMente ; and upon the same farm, and within half a mile . t.
Do. do. in brimehbanke )50,u01,061 14 136,690.630 IC aHE e•HARTIST DISTURBANCF.B.-Yesterday the Cakes contieue to meet a good sale for this season of the
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woo go to Milan, to place the iron crown on the from such heavy land, he found land sufficiently mild to try tradesman,
- -.- Advances on bullion - year. Best Hull-made realise 81. 17s. 6d. to 91. per ton,
REPORTED REVOLT OF Advances on Femme public, fondle 28,960,482 90 2temerall 90 head Of Charles Albert. the Pope answere ,
Advances en French public funds by d he would
gladly do it, if it would be conducive to the peace and implements adopted for light land culture.-The council
expressed their thanks tor the pains Mr. Hudson had kindly - • '
habitants of St George's Hanover.' uare and its 'nl4ll- present delivery ; 91. per ten for the next three montbe; sad
d I '1). •'• q ff od eed- 91 10 tf th aut n and winter months Fine
bourhood, feeling eep y.t e Injurious e eels pr u on . s. per on or e . •
TIIE SIKHS. branch banks
Adiranees to the state on Treseery 2,917,050 3,203,04 the prosperity of Italy. The same journal announces taken on this suh'ect and confirmed the report
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transmitted to them. he had thus all classes of her Majesty s subjects by the continued "legal foreign are scarce, and wenn din the market. Rape Cakes
Donde' 50.000.000 50,000.080 the death of ihe celebrated writer Montanelli, and of On the motion of Mr. Brandreth, the council took •
meetings and proem/eons of large bodies of people, resolved retain 51. per ton. In Bones a large Maine's has been doing,
ston forming reserve
Nock, disposable funds
In gieing currency to the following extract from invest., et ne. fa,a44 „nu ka Mantua, in the Tuscan ranks, on the :ioth ult. Committee, when the following list wu agreed to :-The • 8, h relieved • and with a tem
ings ana precessions, and to pray that her majesty will cam- The niazket ie now muc . „ . . porary
the 3forning Herald of this day, we must be per- public funds - Ear.l of borough (chairman), ar o icea er vice-
E 1 f Le' t ( • mand the executive to usc the most stringent measures for cessauen ot further supplies, holden are erelong better rates.
:aided to express a very confident belief that Bank buildinr and furniture 1,000,0 0 4,000.000 „ ,
_,,_,. .. Ymr - ' dE l f Stradb ke L d
~ . chairman), Duke of 'Lehman , ar o '''' --, "T the immediate suppremion of the same. The arrivals of Linseed this week coasist of 6,340 qrs. flrom
Real propene of branch banks
there is no sufficient foundation for the report in Interest In Algiers Bank
S MT 0 LIS R DS Yesterda
w Odin's, 973 qrs. Item Rige, and 33 qrs. from Messina; to-
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question. Our account s from Mareeilles, to as late Interest in Nattered Naomi' Bank 200,000 2,05,000 • meetin of the comminioners of the metropolis roads, gether, 7,351 qrs. In the few sales effected, buyers have
Already numerous victims have been coneigned to Barker, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Brandreth, Mr. Burronghes, CoL g . • •
Interne of brunch been in the ei Lord Lowther, the chief commissioner, in the chair, was held had the advantage in price, the value of all qualities being
a date as those mentioned by the Herald, nuke Nnaknani Lannon, Bank. of am, death. All the independent journals have ceased to Ckalloner, Mr. Deuce, Mr. B. Gibbs, 'Mr. Han:end, r.
no Illusion to a massacre ; and no news of the provincial towns 230,000 0 210,000 0 ,i,,,f . The counter-revolution is accomplished. Harvey, Mr..F. Hobbs, M. Hudson (Castleacre), Mr. Kin- at the Metrorolis Roads' Office, Whitehall.place, for the Is. per qr. lower than last week. We quote Black Sea, 415.;
bills
kind appears to have transpired in Paris up to eretn.,:ta bow. branch wa.. 11,077,671 36 11,1.03,6A5 0 ew arrests, under yretext of an imaginary plot, (Northampton), Mr. Shelley, Mr. Thempeon, Mr. Wilson , If oni be
the Ist of Jull next the tolls of the several turnpike roads - es rIK, heat quality, ggse down to 331,- Per gr• for in-
post hour hist evening. Furthermore, we have Experessof management
s They were put up for sale on the sth feria. Rapeseed, fine Danish, has realised 26e per lest, and
• authority to state that, up to the moment of going to Rename of menegenlent eg beanth of May list when there was no bidder for them, and they the market is now bare of supplies. The arrival is Slagle
064,394 II 730,028 0 the laz.zaroni.
pem, no despatches of any kind have been received B= 8011,071 21 643.324 92 next year, should they b.e members of the society, and ' te • • ed d • Sea from Trinte, and may be quoted worth 34e. r qr.
were now offered by e commissioners at a r uee pnce,
Irom India, either by her Majesty's government or by eligible acoordtngly for acting on the commence. Sir James M'Adam stating that it ;hey were not bought at Foreign imports into Hull during this week :• , 7,361
403.327,334 77 609,331,123 33 DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. by the commissioners they would take 166
re. ; Rapeseed, 1,600 ; Wheat, 4,098 ; Barley, 2,602 ; Oats,
the authorities at the India House. The council, on the motion of Mr. Miles, M.P., then
ttlhiee minmttlierior own bands. The 'ollowng were the ds for ' Means, 4,482 ; Peas, 6e ; Bones, 3,786 tons ; Oilseed
It should be remembered that the position of oar agreed to a preliminary prisetheet of prices lor implements
1m h • kd Sr the coMmisaioners, and the CA's*, 113 tone.
at the Norwich meeting, to be taken into final consideration la er t ° Wien " e .
troops at I.abore is very different from that occupied LATEST FROM PARIS. REPORTED BATTLE. at the monthly counci on e
I th let of August next, and, amount they fetched .-IThe Kensington, Brentford, and LINCOLN, June 9.-We have had during the week fine
by the British forces at Cahoot. It is of con- immediately after that date, to be published for the inter. . ,
Isleworth roads 14,5001., sold fur 15.6001.; the Tyburn and rain. which must prove of great benefit to the crops gene-
„......,.... Uxbruhre roads 8,200 ~ tett s , .; t e arrow roa
1 hd 9 0001 hII de rail 'Th th h 1 fWh
y. ere was ra er a I ort supp y o eat at our
siclerable strength and completely commands the city. • mation of exhibitors.
PAhIS, FRIDAY, 6-30 P.M. HULL, SATURDAY, 11 a.m. 7001., fetched 9401 ; the Highgate and Hampstead roads, Market to-day, still last week's prices were barely mainteined.
From its situation, and the .precantions which sitt NOTICES. OP MOTION. -Mr. Pusey, tO More, on the first
The Commerce of this morniog publishes some eb- The Transit steamer, which left Hamburg on the Tuesday in July next, • renewal of the grant for another or 17 3601. • the it -road 3 0501 produced No Barley oftering. Very few Oats and Beans, with a very
17,0001„ went f , . , C y „ , .
known to have been adopted by Sir J. Littler and the 3,4501.; the Stamford-hill, Green-lanes, and Seven Sisters dull sale for each article. Wheat, red, 435. to 48a. ; white,
servations on the Paris returns, which have eo much 7th inst., arrived here this morning. year tor analyses ot ashes of plants. Mr. Sbaw, to
officers who succeeded him in command, it is not road, 9 0001. were knocked down for 9 5801 • and the Lea- 46a. to 50s. Oats, 17s. to 245. Beaus, 40s. to 435.
truth, and throw so much light on the state of opinion A letter from Flensburg, dated the gth inst., states move,
.on the lint Tuesday in December nee., such an , t , , • ,
at ell likely to have been taken by a coup-de-main : alteration of tho bye-laws as will enable the question con- bridge and Hackney roads, 5,3001., were parchued for LDritaNioL, June 9.-We have a moderate fresh supply
here, that I think the followitg extracts from them that an important battle was fought between Gra-
_____ie the deeicee
ite te the
p.BBB 5,3601. The total value of them was 61,2501., being 3,5001
and, in the event of a more formal attack, the gar- •,, es_ __, .., •._ _. i of the country meet- of Wheat from European ports, and a good arrival of Rgyp-
Win or rewu wun interest : vensteen and Sonderburg. The Dares were driven rr beyond the commissioners' valuation.
neon was quite sufficient to hold out, pending the ir of gthe monthly council in May in each year, to tale thin Beans, and a few Small parte* of Indian Corn ; but of
When we examine the list of candidates who have back to Duppel and Sonderburg. General Wrangel at' 1 f all ' b "
e p ace o previous usiness, excepting the reading A NEW AFRICAN DRUO.-The following is one of at other produce, whether British or foreign, the impotts
arrival of reinforcements from Ferozepore, Loodianat obtained the largest number of votea, we meek two was himaelf in the field. of minutes, election of Members. prom.' of candidates, and the 234 nalutiens which Lord George Benno& proposed of the put few days are exceedingly light. The
Meerut, and elsewhere. For these and the reasons distinct divisions : one which has given the majority to reception of the relent of the Finance Committee ;in order for the adoption of the committee on suger and coffee plant- sup,slies of Wheat, Indian Corn, and Bans, re-
already stated, we cannot give credit to the report MM. hforeau, Goudchaux, Changarnier, Thiers, Victor --- that the deputations who attend that council may be de. ing :-" That the negresses, from the circumstances of the eeutly into Cork and lemouth, have been meetly
Hugo and Bahia. the other which supported MM. Pierre
alluded to, though there may be some truth in the ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF tnined as short a time as the business of the council will great preference for men, and the almost methane deemed ordered to their several deetinations and there are
Leroux, Lagrange, and Iru on. M. Intlit acre es re- LAND. eing a eng pert o years men y ere
' ' 'dh C 'cl. h ENG d• I 'od f for bth gale slave- Ka 1 b t'as at those ports for orders.
allow. ree y any su sequen arnv
rumours which are abroad, to the effect that ceived support from both sides. As to M. Louis Buonaparte A thl soil held at the eaciet 'ho At the suggestion of Mr. Fisher Hobbs, the house-corn. deaden, very much outaumberthe neirroes, and eonse,nently
mon y emu was y e rale, Dutie. on 1 oreign Wheat have advaseed to 9s. par qr., and
I,`, Oa- amount of the Freach Revolution had Pre- he has succeeded against an ultra-deimerat. The natal- en Tneeday last, the 6th of June. ne follow* members lattee were requested to report to the next monthly council glutting, are a cheap drug in the African markets ! on Flour to ss. sd. per barrel, being the only ehange theories
r aced an extraordinary sensation in the Punjaub, and nation of M. Thiers and ed. Louis Buonaparte have
of council and governors were present : the Earl of - Yu. the arrangements to be made for improving the condition of this week. The trade tor most leading articles bas miniver,
that seditious movements had taken place at different a meaning which the goeernment and the Misembly ought
borough, president, in the chair ; Earl ot Chichester ; Hon. the rooms in the basement floor of the society's house, and fiat between Tuesday and to-day, at almost nominal rates,
points, which necessitated strong measures on the not to ninundentand. Th electors of she es of opinion
Captain Dudley Pelham R.N. ,• Sir Francis Lawley, Bart. ; aho for pray ther accommodation for de uta nos
iding ter p to exc.. pt Indian Corn and Cora Meal which &seamed a firmer
the meet ppos
o ite have protested against the weak- future attend the council. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. uir
Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart.; Sir Charles Lemon, who may in aspect, and, upon a renewal:3i demed, each has acq ed
part of the British authorities in order to prevent a ness and want of energy ol the government and the
Bart.. MP ; Sir John V. B. Johnstone, Bart., M.P. ; The council then adjourned to Tuesday next, the 13th of some improvement in value. Occasional chewers, with a
revolt. The following is the extract alluded to : Chamber. Tne name of M.Thiers has also a connection with MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. clear sun alternately, are in this locality still favourable to all
Colonel Ashton, Mr. Raymond Barker, Mr. Barnett, Mr. June.
"Advice° from Marseilles, dated June 6, state that financial matters ; that of M. Louis Buonapaite shows that the comio crops the Hay harvest alone excepted which is
, . ~ r. ran , r. ruee,
Bennett, Mr. Brewton MP M B dreth M D - • - - Two o'C7ock.-The funds are extremely dull to-der, g ' • •
the Cairo, which left Alexandria on the 29th of May, Buonspartiem is not extinct in the masses. But our view Mr. Brsudreth Gibbs, Mr. Harvey, Mr. Hillyard, Mr. SCOTLAND. and, except for the reoaanet of the settlement, scarce y extremely abundant, and having partially commenced, is at
brings the followine news: would not be complete if we did not add that the name of Fisher Hobbs, p,. 'Jonas, Mr. Kinder, Mr. Miles, M.P., present in some degree interrupted. Having sanely any
M. Thine is aleo a eorrowful symptom of the return kr p EoI,II,I,ROWr AMR 9. a bargain has been done. This being.pay.day of the country millers at this day's market, the demand for
"' An extraordinary express reached Alexandria r. usey, M. , Prob. Sewell, Mr. Shaw
r(Londaon), Mr.
to the pol• of the past, and that the name of Louis ''" A monster Chartist meeting is announced to be settlement also the dealers are sufficiently occupied Wheat, although restricted principally to the wants
from Suez on the evening of the 28th May, too late Buonaparteryhas not all the import that may at first Ge.err kltl,s., Mr' Theorem_ Tnurnwere,teantdiettP otfe.d. t:V_ , y
nr sw m be Viscount held on Bruntsfield Links, near Edinburgh, on Mon- with that important clearing up of the amount. We of lucid commons, aided by a lew inquiries for
for the dispatches to be sent by the post, with the eight appear. A great number of ouvriers have Galway eiv.i.elby.hall, Bawtry, Notts ; John Colemaa, day next, for the purposo of convincing Lord John have Consols at 84 to 1 for money, and 841 to e for 'reload, the transactions were to a moderately fair
important intelligence, " that the Sikhs had revolted voted for him from motives of opposition, the old Runhati, Wymowlham,Noefolk ; Dr. Timm, Serooby house, Russell of his error regarding the desire for radical the July account now o d Reduced Thr 821
pene . ees, amount, at little variation from our last quotations. Iriah
at Inhere, killed two English commisaaries, and mas- . •
" Invalides" because be was the nephew of "le petit calm- 11 miry, Noels ; John Smith, Crownthorpe, Wymondham, and American Flour, being in tair evilest, the former
ral." With htm three new men enter the Chamber, MM. reform. to 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 831 to e. Ex- ese,
. acred all the British troops:" Norfolk ; Lord Abinger Abinger.hall, Dorking, Surrey ieed the full rates ot Tuesday, and prime old brands of
Pierre Leroux, L. grange, and Prudhon. The first has a .
Fhomu Atkins, Kimberley, Wytnondham, Norfolk.; George' The meeting of the unemployed held yesterday was chequer Bill 97
-as, -.& to 40s. premium. Bank' Stock, the latter, in one or two cases, commanded somewhat higher
terrible burden to hear ; twice a pretender to the empire
- - ----- --- - - Robinson Carnaby, Bridlington, Yorkshire ; Lord Lynd. not numerously attended ; but those who got it up 191 to 3. wee. Berley and Malt, upon a very limited sale, barely
und• r Losie-Peeippe, and hereafter, no doubt, a pretender hunt, Tu'rriVe.park, Henley-on-Thames ;E. Smallwood, had the advantage of a sound economical lecture from In foreign stocks we have scarcely any alteration sustained their previous value. Beans and Peas, being.
EXPRESS FROM PARIS. to the presidentship, he must show talent and tut, two York ;W. P. Salter, jun., Cutiessy-lodge, Norwich ; Cookson the Lord Provost. The great complaint against the in prices, but the market continues inactive. We nerthy without inquiry, wen &I. to ls, per or.
octhe,,,,fan
,2!
things in which hitherto he has signally failed. He is
. Stepheason Floyd, Holmfirth, Huddersfield ; John Gillett, the had d tli ble s foreign Oats, several parcels were thipmed
the type of metaphyeical and, indeed, dremay philrsophy. l• f ittee was, that
re ie comm y ma e e rea - quote Spanish Fives, 114 to 12 ; the Threes, 22
• Braila Shipton-on-Stour, Warwickshire; James Heywood, range of our last currency, but in other descriptions and in
PARIS, FRIDAY, 10.30 A.M. We are not certain that this chief of a communist Mx., ing of half a yard of stones the di
cone-tion of receiving to 4 ; Paseive,_ 2 L to 31. Portuguese, 16 to 17. Oatmeal scarcely any business was apparent, and each must
'Weistehouse, Manchester ; Hon. Beilby Richard
e. The indifference which the population possessing school, who would differ from that of Cabet and Owen, does Lawle Ewe k kYk • II dRe 5 Wll hb
y, le •par , or , on. an T. . I oug y a shilling. Nlany of the men had performed the Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 421 to 31 ; the be deemed the turn lower in value. HaviDg several frith
an unlimited qaelification for voting has exhibited in not believe himself the successor of Christ. In any case his
, Lawley, &crick Rectory, York ; John Carter, Scales Farm, work in five hours, whereas, before the institution of Fours, 831 to 41. Danish, 63 to 7. Russian, 86 to here this mornin Indian Corn was taken rather
buyers _ _ g,
to •
over the reduced
the present electiens is the subject of comment in 411 theories are on a level with era v
"jail"' and hla mat at'an" Richmond, Yorkshire ; Rev. Robert Daniel, Osbaldwick, the labour test, work was not performed to the 9, Braziliar, 66 to 9. Mexican, 151 to I. New frraete. 11,,,a1 t 4l;un adavas.me 01 1,,5• 21. Per qs• ~, ,
ties riders could never comprehend them. . esti y , and Com Meal was held tummy at &IX
the journals. It appears that in general not above Yoek ; Edward Donkin„ Westow, York. The names of ex
M. Proudhon will certainly be one of the lions of the tent of a penny a days Further measures of relief Grenada, 11l to 121 Venezula, 16 to 19.
half those qualified to vote have voted at all. In the Assi sillily. He is little known to the working population of i.
seven candidates for election at the next meeting were then
were promised, provided peace and good order were e• amendment of 61. per barrel, each exhibiting • further ten-
The returns of the Bank of France for the week deneT upwards. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn, from
department of the Seine, where the political spirit :s Paris but within two months during which he has been FieLthrees.-Mr. Reymond Barker, chairman of the preeerved. ending June 6 show no improvement in the Treasury the 6th to the Bth June : Wheat, 3,032 qrs.; Barley, 190 ;
more actively diffueed than in any other part of the editor of the Representant du People. Ile has never been an
i• Ffnence Committee, prisented the report of the society's ac- A requisition is in course of signature, by the accounts By the previous return it was 19,120,000 ~
e Malt 498; Oate 1,575 ; Beane, 5,160; Peas, 8 ; Indian
country, there are about 420,000 registered lettere, of acting repubiienn, but an intellectual. In mie of his ear test counts to the end of the previous month ; from which it ap- electors ot Greenock, for a public meeting to be called and upon the present exhibit it -a only fifty thousand Corn' 1,393 ; Oat'ineal, 1,393 sacks ; Fleur, 909 sacks.
umbers he sustained this startling proposition that " Pro.
which only 250,000 have availed themselves of their ° ca th n the 31st of May the invested cal ital of the by the provost, for the purpose of petitioning in Rims, June 8.-We had an ample supply at this day's
rty it as ro ery.
bb " In five or six other long winded essaTs P all.'d et e ' .b
I ' franca more. Some uneasiness, therefore, begins to
right of suffrage, 164,000 have, therefore, as one of Kee has treated a great variety of questions, economical, po I- Society stood at 9,8891. stock, with a current cash a ance in
the hands of the bankers of 1,5661. The chairman explained favour of Mr. Hume's mot .
ion Port Glasgow has be felt about the payment of the dividends en the market. Every description of grain ruled dull at previous
prices, some inferior samples of Wheat were sold et a redue-
the journals observee, disclaimed to fulfil their duties deal, religious, and social. lie ;
•s a man of Paradox and Pro- that this general balance Was made op of the following imitated the example of Greenock in petitioning Itentes dae on the 22nd instant. tion of 2s. the qr. farm last week's currency. Wheat, white,
as citizens. cation, who frightens his reader. In his works are found •al accounts: York eubscription (balance), 9501.; arrurs against the repeal of the navigation laws. ENGLISH FUNDS. 6s. 6d. to 75.; red, Gs. 3d. to 6s. 9,1. per bathe]. Barley, 325.
r Ilec•nal gem., in the midst of extraordinary matter. M. Bank Steek.l9l3 I Wprer"deCe‘Ze.",. II te.. '4" to 355, Oats, 20s. to 255. per qr. Beane, 4s. 9d. to ss. 6d.
In tbe department of the Yonne the successful lett th . sof rubscriptiou received, lOU. ; and life compositions, 4711.; • -.-
roudhon was some mon s since a very talented and valued 3 per Ct. Red. Aram. Ell 1
1 ' tillable balance far current purposes of 421.
candidate has received only 19,000 votes, while the e employe" of a commercial house at Lyons. Will he be, easseaes "0" LA PLATA.-ANGLO-GALLIC INTERVENTION IN 3 pp, Ct. Wm. Aims., 84 a kat:beetle/ ISMS. la to 40s. mem. per busheL
- e RIZ II- neerie. - Mr. Fusty, M.P., c WAKEFIELD, June 9.-We have bad fine rains during
-halm" of the THE LINER PLATs.-By letters dated 16th April, 1848, we YORCION FUNDS.
number of registered votes ie 92,000. as a deputy, the same man as the writer or the man of Journal Committee, reported to the council the essay I a hat the conditions upon which the mediators propose 5 per Ct. Allednan Road& - 1 Per Ceet. armada BM. 11l 121 the week, and the Wheat crop continues to be well spokith
At the Hotel-de-Ville, yesterday, the usual procla- business ?We hope the latter. Whatever he may be, let us on the Management of Cattle, to which the judges had eI, t It Per CL Bele Bonds, Id 69 creeds Defend Baeee 34 1. of. Barley and Oats have much improved, but Beans will
mation of the candidates was not 'nen& d by an remind oar readers' that no etre has more effectual y
l u t tho
Pe. „ awarded the prize of 301. offered by the Society.; and the ending the River Plate question are as follows: "1. The eve. 74 Per Cent. ditto. 30 5 5 ser et 31exican. 1344. 138 I no doubt be detective. Harvest promisee to be one of the
enthusiastic crowd, as in April, but by some 80 or 100 Pradansterian, Saint Simenten, and communist doctrines , sealed motte-paper beitig opened by the president, the mignon hy the Argentine troops of the territury of the 5 per C 4. Unadlan BM., 66 6 per Ct. Peruvian Ms., 32 4
Oriental republic. 2. The foreigners now in the service of Imes New. 73 8 Portuguese Cons. Bd.. 15 17 earliest for a series of years put. The arrival of Wheat for
no one more mercilessly crushed with his powerful mace author of the successful essay in question was ascertained to 6 per Ct Buenos Ayres Rds., 20 3 A Ica et Russ. Ikle. - this day's market is again large ; our consumption is great,
of the most furious members of the ultra-democratic M. Louis Blanc and his meteor ;no one better expeeed the be Mr. If all W. Keary, of Holkhom, steward to the Earl the government o o .
f M nte Video to be disarmed. 3. Oran
• Ditto Chillan ltde, /4 EC Ditto Solara 13da,e11111 but supply keeps fully up to eur mats, without allowing
clubs, who manifested their sense of the elections b
y absurd doctrines of the old and new journals, which are Cal- of Lei ter. to enter into the city as president for the four months saki Ditto Columb. Def. 1/81..., - 3 per Ct. Spanish Gds., 22 I
violent imprecations upon the announcement of the culated to mislead the working classes. SUBJECTS TOR ESSAYS.-Mr. Putty then called tke to he wanting to complete the four Tears of his presidency. Columbian Louadoir /Ids „
4. A general amnesty to all the Orientals without reference !Per 1•;.!.. Den,„„ish n,,,11, 5e,63,,, ;a
.14 If Apanieh Deferred Ede.-
Dew, Pawns ,23 34 any material addition to stocks in warehouse, which are
short ; the trade are free sellers, at a decline of Is. per qr.,
names of all the members who are known opponenta M. Caussidiere has resumed his seat in the Na- attention of the courcil to the subjects of the prizes to be
to political opinions. 5. Life and proprrty to be guaraateed ligrer opqr,r "0•;;;;', al ji 2 per Ct. VenesueLs b•te , 1619
Venesuela Deferred Bas., 4i it - - - - '
and a lair business is done. Barley nominal. Oats and Shel-
of anarchy. tional Assembly to-day. He took the place formerly offered for essays to be sent in for competition next year ; ,
to all fortieners. 6. Should Roms and Oribe offer any ins- ling as before. Beinie,ls. per qr. lower. Little passing M other
Laat night the usual attroupements were formed at occupied by Barbee, on the Extreme Left. when the various topics suggested in the coune of his addrees renent to the carrying out of the intended pacification, the RAILWAYS.- The share-market is extremely articles.
the Porte St. Denis, but were dispersed by the mili- It is said to-day that a portion of the indemnity to led to an incidental but very iuter sting discussion and com- loekvde to be continued and the city of Monte Video to be h„eee and prices are quoted a shade lower than yes- HAY.-SmtenFIELD, Two o'Clock.-Mesars. Cooper
munication of facts on the prectical subjects to which he defeeded at least by the French until the MI --.7 '
tary without any serious disaster. Several arrests be given for the repurchase of the railways, should terday ; but there is hardly anything doing. French
&dirt rtt d. The following schedule of the subjecu and of new forces end the commencement of hostilities and Davis report the following quotations :
were made. that mrasure be adopted, will be given in 3 per cents.! respective amount of the priz s for reap; to be sent in to • d 0 'be 7(dlt ) I th shares
against R nee an le .anu. . is eue e govern. much the same, but North of France are a tdrad0w........6.1v. to 735. l Roma.- ti 3.. to -.. 'Straw.. 26, le 30s
At nine o'clock a group entered the Boulevard and that a portion ale° of tho 'Treasury Bons and the secretary on or before the let of March, 1849, was then meet of Monte Video should not accept the proffered terms, little better, and are quoted 44 to i per share. Wester ----Ms. toe). leant ... 80, k 11.10. I
v reed to • namely-
from the ltue Mazaren, shouting " Vive Barbee ! I deposits of the savings banks will be made in that unanimous,. ag , the blockade to be raised. It is "aid that Oribe accepts the 'SALES EFFECrED UP TO TWO Mlle DAT 174 LONDON.
Farming of Lancsakire £3o WOOL.- HOWDEN, June 6.-We bad a large
bas les riches !" One person, in particular, was ob- stock. Vinttllnt of SUANOZ 3O terms ; but with the proviso that the Argentine forcea do not (Yesterday's prices Will be found in last page.)
served to be more vehement than the rest in crying As to the railways, it is now proposed to repur- Farming of South Wales SO evacuate until alter his entrence into the city. Bleu has Amb., Non., Boa., &E. J., 4 lon., Brig., and 8. Cone 311 301 supply of Wool at this day's market, and several buyers
" A has les lichee, il faut les prendre !" He was not chase them at the average rate of the last year, and Labourers' Cottages (Kew and Model)
Thirds, 15 Do. Preferential convert. 6 per business was done at the following prices : Prime hog, 91.;
Labourers' Conran-a (wood-04 et Easy) 2O marines were landed, and took up quarters in the city.- !..il not.
nr,,,,8 Firer 1
distreseed, nor a workman but
, a servant in livery. A the lines in construction at that of the last 18 months. Ermine; and Mennfonent of rigs - '-'"' tent. 1518, 45 ewe, Bd. ; inferior, 74d. per lb.
passer by, ineignant at his conduct, seizsd him by With the exception of one small canton, the votes Inatome the eupply of Meat. 5O Chester and Holyhead, 191 20 Do. Do. Do. 1652, 4641 YORK, June 8.-We had an increased 'apply of Wel at
eination ot Don Florence Varela. A few days before the E. Anglian, IN., Eft 11., 3 ban. &N. Western, 124 3
the collar, and several gardiens assisted him. All for Rouen are all collected, and the result stand.; thus: fdanagement of Barley lB this day's market, nearly all of which was sold, but at prices
cetastropbe Varela received several letter' from Buenos E. Counties, 141 14 I Do. New Qrs., 31
Agricoltural Buildinp 5O
the bystander-, von the associates of the man seized, Thiene 56,516; Loper, 54,153; Charles Dupin,43,574. Breeds .4 Sheep for nifferent localities so Ayres aod Cerrito, recommending him to be on his guard, Do. Qrs., in Midland, 1014 1001 meet uuquestionably lower by rearly, if not indeed fully,
applauded this arrest. M. Louie Bonaparte and M. Kampon-Lechin have Top-dreesing Sell, with Marl, Clay, &e.
, Union, Bain Guar. 6 per Do. Birmingham & Derby, 74 4d. per lb. upon the last week's quotatione the trade through-
out the day manifesting considerable languor.
- Mist in alley in Oribe's came. On the 18th March a letter Ea"rn -7 ' Do. Con. Brist. & Birm. 6 per
At a late hour a rabble of cluobiats proceeded to been elected for the department of the Yonne. M. de 1:390 was thrown from the eamp to the commands r ECent, 2 1
melte New, 94 10 Cane, 1181 4 For lestercitty'S markets see kut page.
the Place St. Georee, in which is the residence el M. Genoude has failed as candidate for the Herault. M. The council also agreed to offer 501. for the best essay on ~,. a re...fleeing par ty, in* which, amongst other
Thiers, and manifested their hostility to that repre- Laissac, the Procureur-General of Montpelier, has the destruction of wire wenn. to bs sent in to the seceetary on nutters. VareLt was threatened with death. The - - --
m elected For the Gironde according to the
sentence by uteerance of the most ferocious impreca- bee • , or before t. .
the full enun
he Ist of March, 1850. Mr. Piney explained that
elation of the terms of these prizes, and the ew
unhappy victim disregarded these ttreate, aed took
precautions ; lie was slain on the evening ot AVERAGES, PROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" 01 LAST NIGHT.
Vt MCAT. sudeLeT. , OATA RYE. elr-s&e. FISAs
tions ; they erten filled the area of the place, and esca- !lumbers of the sections for Bordeaux, given by the special conditions tinder which they were to be competed the 20,h, between halt-past 7 and 8 o'clock ;at 11 o'clock it -
DisTaiCre. nee.. Annie Moaners Average 1 emus& Aversgel the ItettaSe! Qttett&SS Averege um.. k.n7.
lading the railing occupied the garden surrounding journals of that city on Wednesday, the return of toe, would he published at length in the ensuing part of the was known in the camp that he had been assaminat,d. " Lit I aold. wk.. sole. peke. I st&i. gel*. I sell. twee. I • o
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M. Thiers's hots e. M. Thiirs appeared to be quite certain. For the Journal of the seciety. , "
him go now," said One of the adjutant. and humbug the LoThTjt-0„, sl46 30 4 2311 34 2 6546 22 I ... ... 1 340 33 73 40 7
In the mearwhile, however, information of these Boutin:a-du-Rhone, however, s .
M Thiers is at the DISTRIEUTOIO3 OF JOORNAL.-0.1 the motim of Mr. new ministers uhe humbugged M. Thiers." The instru- Uxbridge
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. pronedings had reached the adjacent post of the
Il
national guards, a body of which, together with Marseilles. M. Th
troops of the line, arrived, and succeeded in sweeping ret y P
bottom of the list of candidates on the returns for PuBr I .
•
iers alao stands very low in the ' g •
urns alread üblished for the Basses:Pyreuees. .e the council unanimously resolvtd that, previously to
*ssuin the fo:thmming number of the Journal, under the
new regulation, by post, to each momber of the society, a
letter of thanks should be epecially addressed by the were- ment of this herrible murder is now known ; it is a pereon hseex
named Cabrera, a native of the Canaries, rtsidiug in the 118erneadaana
country, and a eompadre of Oribe. This Cabrera waz here ,!;.;-'ol,l:;ltire
with CeM to &edit in the projected assassination of Riveira " •
, Whalen
2631 47 8 231 93 1 43 23 3 _. -. 1
389 .6 1 10 20 3 _ -. 63 37
30 39
1243 48 0 97 33-11 129 23 10 -.- 146 40
2484 40 2 178 34 7 941 11 36 1
6 41 4
9 40 0
11 40 0
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On the proposition of' M. Bureau the discussion on tug of the society to each of the honorary distributers, who 63 43 1
' away the populace. but wciped when CMo was arrested; he is a powerful man, see,keinre 3le3 49 6 111 33 4 242 22 6 .... ... - -
The executive enmmittee of government has issued the project of the repurchase of the railways in the ha so kindlybeen the efficient means of placing the Journal and int: T able of pity. Immediately after committing the tunny- ...... ....... 958 61 0 12 30 el 93 22 1 ... ... ••• •••
a proclamation calling upon the well-disposed citizens Aseembly is fixed for Monday. in the hands of members reediting la their respective localitits,
and who had thus rendered is-eutiel service inpromoting the crime he proceeded to the quay, near the printing office of beat
the Conierrao, and crossed the bay in a boat, which lay Sousa l6Bl 47 9 1 112 32 6 283 20 7
1638 45 9 37 30 3 76,0 9 I
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21 34 1
, 26 37 14 33-3
10 37 6
to assist in carrying into effect the new law against All thelr
11
attrourements. rsons who were arrested in the assem- . •
blage on edneaday night, except five, have been v
The Committee of Finance of the assembly, on the set at hbetty. These havi g hoe
question of the disposeession of the railway compa-
niete has presented the report The result of this, Prefee objects of the society.
..n -n conducted to the ported, on the -ae.
ture of Police, were examined, and then sent
to the prison of t
which is a document of some length and of con- in a regiment of the lin ~ • e ORK MESTING.-Sir John Johnstone,
p of the General York Committee, the pro-
gress of the straugements ler the society's ensuing country
in in that city the prs paretiou of the programme for
he prefecture. They are, a captain Meet g . . , . _ . _ .
e a pianist a shoemaker, t . . •
me occasion, anu the required eniargemsnt ot the shee-
t.' d • h.b•••
yams tor tne recep tm en tx 1 i ion o e ante emelt Bents
.in wait or him; at half-past ten he was in Oribe's camp. mnetahity
Bart , M.P., re- disrlay ing tinsel( and bursting of the despatch of his terrible Dawaralira.
leis-den. The subwription fur the widow and familY of Don ewswee
Varela Will, in a few days, amount to 20,000 patsconee.
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fth i et CALLS TO ME BAR.-LeNER TEM Somereetitin
Monineuthnhite
Gloucestershire
PLE.-Tbe Easter iteretordmim s 233 20 II .., ..
1661 15 8 1 176 31 , ~ 43
9.51 .6 6 575 30 8 10 23 4 - .. ; se
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I siderable ability, is a recommendation to the *nem- a journeyman, and another, who is accused of having of both live stock and agricultural implements (mired for Term call- to the bar of the Inner Temple were ma e y
d es- wercestershire 1407 49 6 63 38 11
... - ..
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jbly, foundi d on considerations of the sanctity of grosely reviled the National Gear& lemen • naloP
the show as shown by the following comparative schedule terilas , June 9, and they cempriss the following gent .
_or _ 734 52 4 1.3 40 0 16 21 _ .. _ _
contract, the rights of property and financial economy A notice published by the Club of the Droits de of entries from the
' • -G. Melish, of Thiversity College. Oxfori, M.A. ; R. lets"..__("'"'
commencement of the society :
Retrench, of St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A. ; .
J Unes''' •
Derbyshire 7e9 50 0 ... ... 223
215 47 10 45 13 2 1411 24 ... -
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301 33 0 ... ...
to reject absolutely the project of the evernment. rH, mme indicates that the five sous banquet is yew a Place. Mules of Im-
Entries of Stock' - Tomlin, ot Magdalen Hall, Oxtord, B.A. eJ. W. Brooke, wwwwiweira 3480 50 7 163 34 7 110 23 ••• -
Meeting. elements 1472 48 8 103 34 5 3;7 II 1 10 97 4 . ..
The committee admits the inalienable right of the indefinitely postponed. • of Universe y College, Oxford, B.A. ,• T. Balaton, of Brim- Leteeigeretthe ass 39 1 1 5 40 0
state to appropriate, hut affirms that such appropriation The attention of the Com ,
mittee of Legislation of me Word _______,
249 29 nose College, Oxford, M.A. ;S. B. 13nstowe, of Trinity henbanes= tl2l 46 1 13e 32 5 273 21 , ... ••
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ii 38 4 Illi 43.- 0
can only he exercised in cases of extreme urgency, the Assembly has been called by .I.
le hawses to the 1840
. 1841 Cambridge
Liverpool 152
319 3 i
312 all Cembridge B.A. • and G. W. L. P. Carter, of Orisl Omitted ... ....... .. .......
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H 0 I V Ban,are 29 10 6 2
Celina, BA. .7 3. -4
ii 21.-
lag 45 9 53 33 7 410 15 -
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... ~. 1 101 38 10 . .
and even then that compensation must be made by decree of the Provisional Government, abolishing the 1812 Bristol 510 453 Hun
DEATH OF THE HoN. E. PETRE.- This gentle- ssee==•-• - -
' 215 35 0 18 ge 0
valuation juries fairly chosen. It denies that any imprisonment for debt The committee appear to be l 843 Derby 730 508 7371 17 0 1067 31 5 306 22 47 23 711V337 26 M 4
Southampton 573 948 man, so well known as • leading member of the Roman butiolk 6339 46 4 1363 30 5 46 23 ... -•41 33 7 ••• ...
circumstances of urgency exist, and utterly repudiates unanimous in opinion, that as to bills of exchange, I:4J Sbrewsbury 437 941 Catholic community, died on Thursday last, at his residence Norfolk.
IMIS 47 11 113 32 10 2262 .9 346 40 3 - ...
• • '" I 73 42 0
the system of arbitrary compensation prepared by the it has produced disastrous consequences, and consider me Newcastle 613 735 in Wilton-crescent, in the 6lth year of his age. The de- ______
Lincolnshire 2936 51 1 I 21 li4 4 46 22 - ...
,• • government. it necessary to reviee it. A sub-committee is charged 1154 Northampton 459 132 i melted gentleman was WM of the ninth Lord Petra. Re ••°,,tn:',,•htze leSO 19 5 I 405 34 7i MO 2,1 id 33-7 . 329 37 10 533 5
i Under a financial point of view, the report shows to make a report thereon. York 724 1305 muned, in 1829, the Honourable Laura Maria Stafford Lananinejan
54 57 5 ... ... 1 901 20
532 1 1 132 14 ..• ••• I 117 34 9 "' -
that the country is not in a condition to encounterthe esees. Ju" ' ' .esa.
.. Eve per Ceatft, -; Four
9 -ass lean - • nree Per Cube -* Me• Telex or IMPLEMENTII.-Colonel Chateau, e
'Half: - ; Fours, 54 75 . gee= of the
expenditure which the railways would imPose on lt, new, 80, Gee; Do. 1849, ; Do. Threes, -; Da. Two-and-a- the council the following report :
entes, 71-30 • Roman Loan 564 • Treasury
and that the advantage proposed by obtaining em- Dud, -; Nike R
1125. ,Lichange
en Load.
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teeee
ployment for um mployed labour upon the railways is ards. 22. Bank sures, , hair. Yerningbam, fourth daughter of Lord Stafford, also • we,tiasestasse...
Tilsit of Implement Committee, transmitted to Roma Catholic, and has had issue a dughter. In polities Cumberland -
REPORT. the deceased was a reformer. Some years since Kr. Petre
Durham...
was a distinguished supporter of the sports of the field, and ‘‘. 983 34 9 162 21 6 330 23 1.6
45.7.1 I 5 32-0 4.1 10.-0
1019 49 7 91 33 7 294 22 3 35 0 , ••• ..
, Noethamberhusd.......-
614
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147
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240
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The Trial of Implement Committee have had uader their litisiunstz has gated somae=anossof;:rit hevizt won the .:-..,-,------- =t• -0
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son .7.1-6 i
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1 , *tray attainable without this appropriation. 'se
WaTa-Parla and Weems 570; Fads end Banos 415 75; consideratices the questions referred to theta by the coaneil. u empanel Weedy avines•-•• 19031