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London, England, 1855-07-13 00:00:00

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Mr. DISRAELI: complained of the glhoo
manner in which the Irish business of the.ld
transacted. He thought the noble lord
t et Y1,°„,.0
suwe
better consulted his own dignity if he had
racing deputation he would give them his 3° d,
House of Commons. At the same time, be f'dp
did not appear that the noble lord had 198;10
worthy compromise en the occasion, and blies 4
to make great allowances for the dill
noble lord's position. agit
Lord PALMERSTON denied thattherew
unworthy in a Minister receiving a Jelig4
members of the House of Commons. tle be
how the business of the house could otherwise
on ; and if he were permitted to ask questiollo
Opposition, he suspected he would be able
oft°4
their plan of operations was arranged Out meol.
as much by the Opposition as by the Govern :0
Mr. WHITESIDE reminded the house that'
lord had been personally opposed to this re',
clause. He would remind Irish members
tb
raise might bs violated as the promise 0f
that the income tax should not be extended 63
was violated a few years ago.
Sir G. GREY said that this course Oil t
taken by English and Scotch members witbeset
but, whenever it was adopted by Irish rne°b
tbel
was some one of their countrymen to charge „
base and dishonourable motives. It was aC°
tics in this house to reverse a vote in conObt
future stage—it had been done that very °ighool
Scotch Education Bill. He reminded the
when Mr. Napier brought forward his Tenanlife
a deputation of opponents to the retrospect
011
then waited upon Lord Derby. What P:4
used upon the noble lord he knew not, but tblii
that the noble lord took the earliest opportnetlA
ing, in another place, that the support givens
Government was a mere illusion, and WO' of
Mr. BRADY said, though he was not 00'
putation, and was an opponent of the G'Ofolif'
believed he was the cause of the deputation w-tol
He had been told by a member of the hoes°o4
clause was brought forward again, a great ;-00,
bers would support it. This he conin3llll,d
friend of the Government, and that was, be bey
cause of the deputation.
Mr. NAPIER peremptorily denied thlo;i1
e is
any illusory support to the Tenant Right 9.4' I
or that Lord Derby had entered into any se
with its opponents.
The discussion was continued by Col. 2,refililj
2,
Vincent Scully, Lord Claud Hamilton, D''"
Mr. Horsman, and others, but no new lighL-4;1
upon the matter, and the chairman reporten,r
The Raglan Annuities Bill passed throug°lo
The Coal Mines Inspection Bill was read('
and, aver the addition of some clauses, 101
The other orders of the day were disposed 4
house adjourned.

COUNTRY IVIARKRTS.

DERBY SAIITHFIELD.—JuLT 141141,
There was a good average supply of fat bowd ori
the demand was flat; there were several lots
country graziers, which we hope will give conS
lief to tie scarcity of fat beasts; many Of tick!
ones wore in good condition, but many were V„
The number of sheep and lambs about the salt
my of fat calves not so large, but equal to
The 1 ig market was well supplied.
The fallowing were the ,time .Bee',— •

, Le quotations LA tii
mutton, 6iid to 7d ; lamb, Od to 01; veal, 74r
lb. ; pigs, 9s Od to 3.0 s Od per score ; roughP
per 141 b.; hides, aid to 4id per lb ; •
per lb.

EDINBURGH GRAIN.—JULY ilijoi
Wheat on the top same as last market, oaci 0.,
is ld up. Barley on the top Gd up, and te°uP
down. Oats on the top Bd, and the average ;
Beans on the top 2s, and the average 7d &It . A
Total Supply and Sales. to...nr
Wheat B3l qrs sold t!
Barley 346 qrs sold 14 A(
i
Oats 672 qrs old 6,
Ltd
Beans Bl qrs
TT A BTOIO,
AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL Q- - 5.,,,A0
Wheat £3 15 7 3.l.Air
Barley
Oats 1 13 5 ‘.lo#
Bean.: -

BOSTON—JuLY 11.
The moderate quantity of wheat brought °V
readily disposed of at is to 2s per qr advanceisty"
about Gd per qr. dearer. No material alters I
grain. 19/i
Prices :—Wheat, red, 75s Od to 78s Od; hite Vi I
81s Od.. extra, 83s Od. Barley, —s Od to 41100
27s to n% Beans, 47s Od to 49s Od. F 035,
per qr.

NEWARK—JULY 11. lipif
A good supply ergrain to-day. Wheat reg',/sitp
vance of is to 2s p qr. Other articles as 131 yr,
Wheat, white 80s to 84s red 76s to 793; bsrtoe
—s to —s, grinding 36s to,4Js; oats, 24st. 34s • Pei
Ms to 32s ; beans, 503 to 52s ; malt, 70s to 748/
4Ss; tares, —s to —s per qr.

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