... LONDON SEED MARKET. MONDAY, JUXE 5.,—Nothing of the slightest interest has trans- pired in the Seed trade, and in the absence of business quotations cannot be much depended upon. ...

... EXCISE LAWS. In answer to a question of Mr. Cowan, The Chancellor of the Exchequer said, two bills had been prepared on the subject of the Excise laws with respect to spirits, and were now ready to be laid before the House. They were proposed to effect a relaxation of the existing law, and he hoped in such a way as to give general satisfaction. ...

... THE REV. D. CHARLES AND THE « MEMORIAL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRINCIPALITY. SIR,- Your correspondent Eumenes seems to be labour- ing under some misapprehension of the nature of the Llan- dovery Union, as it is called. That union has only to do with the Normal School. This was the only practical ex- emplification of union adopted there. It did not attempt to gag individuals or corporate bodies ...

... THE TOBAGO RELIEF BILL. Earl Grey explained the provisions of this bill—namely, for the purpose of affording relief to the inhabitants of that island, in consequence of the destruction of a great portion of their property by a recent hurricane. After some further observations, the bill was read a second time. ...

... WOOL MARKET. MONDAY, JUNE 5.—The imports of Wool into London kst 'TWERE 4,066 bales. The Wool market is dull. LEEDS, JUNK f Ullcer^unty as to the result of the German Wool fair* tends a good deal to restrict operations in this market, the current rates here being about the same as during the last two or tlirec- weeks. Transactions in British Wool have been very dull thifr week, and prices have ...

... COLONIAL MARKETS. TUESDAY, JUNE 6.—The quantity of Sugar offered in the public sales has exceeded the demand, but the firmness of the im- porters, who bought in largely, materially supported the market, and the actual decline in prices lias not exceeded Gd. per cwt. Refined dull, and prices with difficulty sustained; standard quality at 55s. 6d. to 56s. i COFFEE has sold heavily, and prices ...

... WELSH M AIIK ETS. PONTYPRIDD. JUNE 6.—Vv heat, 7s. to 7s. 3d. per bushel; Barloy, to 5s. i Oats, 3s. to 3s. 6d.; Mutton, Sd. to 8]d. Lamb, 7d. to 8d, Veal, 5(1. to 7d. Fresh Butter, Is.; Salt, lid. Cheese, 6d. to 8d. Eggs, 7d. per dozen; Potatoes, Old, Is. 6d. to Is 7d. per 141bs. New, 4d. per lb.; Cabbages, Is. per dozen, or lid. and 2d. each. ...

... PROVISION MARKET. MONDAY, JUNK 5.—Since our last report the demand for all kinds of Irish Butter has been slow and limited. The market wa, rather steadier at the close of the week, and prices ruled-for Car- low, 88s. to 90s.; Cork, 89s. to 92s.; Limerick, 87s. to 90s.: Waterford, 86s. to 90s.; Tralee, 84s. to 88s. per cwt. landed, am. in proportion on board. Foreign attracted more attention, ...

... CALLS TO THE BAR IN IRELAND. Mr. Sadler wished to know from the noble lord at the head of the Government whether he had received any information from Ireland to the effect that two gentlemen had been refused admission to Queen's Inn, and that that refusal had received the sanction of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Lord J. Russell said that he had seen an account in the newspapers that such an ...

... IIOPS. MONDAY, JUNE 5.—The improvement in our market alluded to in our last report has not been maintained, and prices must be quoted lower, with a dull inquiry. Towards the close of the week fresh fly made their appearance in some districts. ...

... MINING INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH WALES COAL BASIN, The following notice of the South Wales coal basin is from Mr.1 F. Forster's communication to the Natural History Society of Newcastle :—• „ Mr Forster .estimates this immense coal basin to consist as fol- lows — Pembrokeshire, 80 square miles; Carmarthenshire, 133; Brecknockshire, 68; .Glamorganshire, 569 Monmouthshire, 85 =835 scuare miles. It ...

... The prices of W hcatcn Bread in the metropolis are from 7d. to 7 id. of household ditto, 5jd. to 6d. per 41bs. loaf. ...