... COLONIEL TOROIINIS 1N ItEPLY TO J. VVELPOIRII ESq. i S it-1 have read with attention the letter which you I have oiddrvessed to me in the Alornsfiq Cltrolicte of thtl8 day. 3W eplpvar to be agreed aYs fir at8 reigiiards SCienifth itrinci- p:les, anil I am disivp aed to believe that when we thorot hly J undierstistl i eacth other, we shaell not materitilly dibagree with respi ct to practical ...

... LIVBRPOOL MARKETS. I tIBYIVIW O1F TIIM LIViliiIOOL, COTTOM MIARKE.T FORv THH WMIK - Wit 1111ev this week htd n stad 110leril tritti deinond, atid the rt marulkelth lroughouieit %,eiy uivje. laid V'iljlltenIihioit itillerijil ellaulveo ill pieee, hut with it iiieiVy dull feellng t)eliviiiiiig it, whilih in Komen r I- hiioinlces blu In ducedt rnthee loweor thoninen., and inclivei holdters lo ...

... MIOlN0E'Y -1IIAlKEJ' and CITY VEWS. -4- tIi MOND1AY. L Ilts lOiSt iLIell Li Ve V It' I IIitll p -taI Izt . I (iy il IIlit, 10 Stock Muirkets, the foodZs havNinlg renlilino~d S-teldy ( it I le pin':(1 of' sn to vday, witil little doing.r' Co isolis were done ait 931, wih Ithde dividenod lbr1 !Ijone y * ni d ~iclosed fit fl`Q to -,, ex d v. lor tlo Dpen n g, iBunk Sitock, 1? 0 ; the Three pier ...

... I Vic. 'iftarlicto. MANCHESTER CODON MARKET, SATURDAY.- The weather throughout the week has, without intermission, been most unseasonably wet, cold, and boisterous; and it might have been expected that some degree of excitement would have been occasioned thereby. The dull reports from London, however, and the seeming inability of that market to sustain itself, added to the impression generally ...

... 33allbruplo., &r. From the London Gazette of Friday, June 16. BANxRuprs. George Ohapman, Aylesbury, grocer, to surrender June 30, at eleven, July 31, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Norton and Son, New-street, Bishopsgate; official assignee, Mr. Graham, Basingball- street. Donald Black, John Alfred Gore, and Robert Taylor, Sambrook-court, merchants, June 24, at eleven, ...

... ITADBE COtOMMERZCLE, & MANIT1'ACTlRzS COLONIAL MARKETS [From the London Neat Price Current, June 6.] SUGAR.-The refined market was rather firme, but prices ia, not improved. Standard lumps are 7is. to 780. 6d., brown cery 760. to its., best bonded crashed 2S5. Hd. to 26tla. TeA.-The market baa a heavy appearance, and there ista little doing. Good ordinary Congouis are quoted Is. per lb. CoFFie ...

... I Bty late advices from the United Slates, it appears that the cotton crop has been finally estimated at 2,500,000 bales, and that prior to the end of May 150,000 would have cleared for this country, which, also, was to have the excess or sur- pine crop, should any appear, after supplying all other de. troands. This news did not affect the market at Liverpool, which has been on the whole ...

... TRADES' UNIONS. THE STRIKE If SCOTLAND. As democrats, we honour principle abore Ill things; and next the devotees of principle. Even if we dissent from tho principle, seeing it Consciefl tiously held, we admire the consistency and firm- ness which adheres to it through thick and thin- We wish to see every man in possession of his OwII rights ; and, wvich holden without prejildico to others' ...

... MONEY MARKEr and CITY NEWS. In FRIDAY. g Thle sinuiticant silence of the leading ministerial Id organ this morning, its sudden stoppage of the cry in for blood, its entire oblivion as respects Ireland and to the irish, have beea looked upon to-day as indica- es tors that the threat of yesterday was not sanctioned by tbe government; but that conciliation will be 1 tle rulilg policy towards ...

... MONEY MARK ETad CITY NEWS. THURSDAY. Several purchases of stock were eflected to-day, and also of Reduced Three-and-a-Halfs, which w ith a continued shortness of stock amongst the jotibers, gave a better tone to the market. Amongst the purchases above alluded to was one transaction in Consols, to the amount of £20,000. Tlhe funds closed in consequence fully one quarter per cent. higher than ...

... J1ZARILET ZXTZILLZGENCE. Ig LONDON CORN EXCIIANGE.-MONDAy. es :The supply of' English wheat was liberal this morning, and a aln clearance could not be effected until an abatement of is. per qr. 4rs o75 the currency of Moflnday last was submitted to. Barley. peas, and beans were steadily supported at previous pr-ices. Oats ier, were likewise held firmly at former rates. we WEAT, Ese n .ELt .red ...

... LeATEST XNTEML:XG2ENTC. _ FROM FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Thlos. Creeke, Cambridg,, ?? Caston, Basingstoke, ?? iVebster, Sheffield, newspaper proprietor- Wmn. A. Whintield, Newcastle upon-'i'ync, ?? w. Dickin, is Tycoch, Denbigh, ?? Johnson,Anston,Yorkshire, mil- 1er-John Jlackson, IH-lll, inokeeper-Jos. R. Atkinson, Caistor, e wvine ?? Leyshon, Cardiff, ?? Glas, 'Devizes, coal ?? ...