... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK KARIE> WEDNESDAY, JULY 24.—A very considerable quantity of wheat was left over from Monday's market which could not then be disposed of, but in consequence of the heavy rajn of yesterday> an t'ie weather being still unset- tled, there was rather more this morning, and the prices of Monday were supported. O^ts were dull sale, but not cheaper, the supply continuing small. ...

... When clouds gather fast, and the prospect all dark In gloom, and in shadow is closing, 'Tis sweet 'mid the scowl of the tempest to mark A spot where the light is reposing. So 'tis with my heart, in the lone hour of grief, When sorrow and anguish enfold it; I dream of thy beauty, then comes my relief The moment I seem to behold it ...

... BEER Silops.-The report of the committee on the sale of beer states that considerable evils have arisen from the present management of beer houses that it appears to the committee that the annual value of the house and premises held by any person applying for a beer license should be the standard of qualification that the justices should draw up schedules tor the parishes of the county, ...

... gorrioll litelit fl9trf. . ..0 ., DOM1 PEDRO'S EXPEDITION'. FALMOUTHI, JULY 2, Th'lree o'clock, p). ?? l1itijesty's schooner Pike has just arrived fromt Purr lugl, ?? from Lisbon down to the mitre Ing of the 26th tilt. Almost immoediately ;trcvionsI to her ieavin.g the Taguss a telegraphic dispatch announced tlihf landing of the expiedjthn whichi sailed from Oporto on the 2 Ist at Lagos, a ...

... moulcolic §11trifigruce. SItIPLICITY-WIhell a litte ' irl was asked How is it ?? ?? bo (Itt liC& esou ? Slte replied, I don't 1inow, except it is teclailse I l.ve erery bod'y.'' EX'TRAaot o INAtty Y F'ATr.-M Vio Mndylastasosldielr of thc 1e h 11 ?? is rfor. a coi,.siderabile wager, tin- dertoli tit nwalk oil ,is liands froim the barraeks, Eildinte hil, tl llortoltei lo a listalnce of a ...

... IVriti of tVIC 'ajt1lic ?? i,. I- - DEFEAT OF rstilsrES. Trhe Government list niglht bv the unwise ob- otilacy of its Ministerial leader in the House of tConlilmons, met with one of those ignoble defeats Which unist tend gradually to diamage its character, ?? it may not imnmedliately shake its stability. Lori Althorp, a(ter all the discussinm ivlich the measure has undergone, moved that tile ...

... ?? a, I ?- t gWititurO J . r . FEX P ERI1. I E NTS O N CO0R N. MAI. EDIT0H,-Ot1 relating thle sunmves'fiil ex. pe riisnants cend ii ted by inte fto seeal YiIe vs to a arinerl' t this platce,-that is, m11 i];tvitg Itrljt thiriteeti thouisandl Ctttsi ih ?? ?? 'M iO tile entirsa of ten nitittlig, I w a tinfriiedtit ataI 'ainer :it Hrl-t'iy-low, told his oatlinlhtez that sire shotnid hare fir her ...

... The Court of Cassation has decided that the pro- prietors of public carriages are responsible for the full value of objects intrusted to their charge and lost, even though such value may not have been declared. In the case in question an individual had entered a box as containing six shawls, without other de8ignation. After Ihe box was lost he proved that the shawls were Cacheniere, and worth ...

... COTTON SPINNERS' STRIKE:—Following in the wake of various other trades, the cotton spinners of more than one mill in the city and suburbs have this week struck work for an advance of wages. One of these is a mill at Barrowfield, in the neighbourhood of the New London Roid and on Monday night a great crowd of the turn-outs and other idlers assembled in front of the factory, after the mills had ...

... CALCUTTA.-BAPTISM OF BABOO KHISTMOHUN BANEL- JEE, EDITOR OF THE ENGLISH NEWSPAPER, THE EN- QUIRER.'—One of the most solemn and at the same time gratifying scenes that I ever witnessed,was exhibited on Friday evening week, at the house of the Rev. A. Duff. The occasion was the public avowal and profession of Christianity, sealed by the ordinance of baptism, of an in- telligent Coolin Brahmin, ...

... I FOREIGN. CHARLES X.-The 111essager de Gand says- Letters from Prague speak of the happy discovery of a horrible plot formed by one Barthelemy, who enjoyed the entire confi- dence of the royal exiles of France, to poison the whole family. According to these letters, no doubt can be enter- tained of the reality of this infernal project. This monster having been discovered, and driven from the ...

... GLEANINGS. °n higST.IC ^riT ...