... LONDON, TUESDAY, July 3, 4 o'Clock. Consols for Account, 91 J. per Cents., 92J j. Exchequer, 44 7 pm. RAILWAYS. North Western, 130 132. Midland, 67 8- _ Halves. 12& dis., 13 North Staffordshire, dis., di». , South Eastern, iOJ I. Caledonian, 25J j. Pref., pm. Great Northern, dis. _ Western, 81 83. London and Brighton, 375. North British, York and Newcastle, 19} 20J. No. 1 and 2, 6J di«. . ...

... From the Morning Ihrnhi. The endless devices the Free-trade journals in dealing with the monthly returns the Board Trade, compel ; to examine, month by month, those documents ; and to show from them, what any*fair examination makes quite evident, that the results of the experiment now carrying have been, thus far, altogether variance with the hopes held out. The returns which have just ...

... tit tin' celebration lit ojiL-tiiiit? the Arboretum, still, i lie committee ;ind her, connection with the I'eti: had ; not lull justice done them. | the esteemed donor ordered that should opened free ' wo days a week, tortile purpose of giving the working classes opportunity enjoying themselves it, and, that the Arboretum should kept in repair by the subscriptions flic more wealthy. Now, .sir ...

... for few lads and lasses gathering together to trip the /tea: >/ fantastic toe, and the presence few i visitors, stranger passing would not have noticed | any dissimilarity the usual quietude of the village. Extraordinary Suicide at —This week has been called The l'east at Billesdon, and are j sorrv to say it has been characterised by most unhappy event. seems that Henry Adnutt, young man ...

... (From the Time!, of yesterday, Tuesday.) Orders have been despatched by the Minister of War to Toulon to stop the embarkation troops and military stores for Italy. The stores on board the trausport-ship La Perdri.x, and which were nearly completed, were landed, anil a battalion of the twtli Regiment the Line, that bad hit board the steam-friagatc for Italy it-turned Toulon, where they landed ...

... sample of new w heat of excellent quality was exhibited at the Paris corn-market on Saturday last. have letters of the tith from our correspondent at Rome, describing with full detail the occupation of that city by the French army, and giving many interesting particulars that preceded and followed that event. It is impossible to make a summary of its numerous contents, but areglid to tind ...

... Dublin, Saturday Morning. THE QUEEN'S VISIT. An official communication, it is stated, addressed by Lord John Russell to the Earl of Clarendon, reached Dublin yesterday, notifying that the Royal squadron may be cxpected to arrive at Kingstown harbour on Tuesday, the 7th of August, being one week earlier than was anticipated by the authorities here. The city already rapidly filling, and some of ...

... frontpage 1.) HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, July It). The Duke of Richmond calkd the attention of the President the Board Trade to the inaccurate way in which the returns the inspectors corn were made. Earl Granville promised that the subject should receive the best consideration. The Irisii Poor Law Relief Bill passed through committee. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Monday, July Iti. A proposition by Mr. ...

... medal for Peninsular services have become subscribers to the testimonial. Defalcations of the late Registrar-General in Calcutta, Sir Thomas Turton, have been ascertained to be about 90,0001. Curious Facts Relative to Saturday.—The State Prisoners. —On a review of the past fourteen months, the following extraordinary facts will be observed in reference to the State prisoners and the sixth day ...

... following observation Mr. Herapath, our eminent chemist, says that if we were to have rain at the present time, tne number of deaths would be beyond ail calculation. He sent a piece of meat into the air, by means of a paper kite, and in a short time it came ao»n is a Itate putr«faotion.— Cfolttnkam Journal ...

... son of Sir Alexander Hood, Bart., M.P. for Somerset, is about to lead the altar the accomplished daughter Sir P. P. E. P. Ackland. The returns of the Board Trade for the month ending the )tii June are again the whole satisfactory, the increase in the exports being (150,5431. as compared with June, 1848 —a month, however, which, contrasted with the corresponding period of the preceding year, ...

... The number and quality fat leasts to-day was decidedly good, and the attendance of town county buyers was equally large, but decidedly thought that fat things did not realize quite much as 011 the preceding market, yet all the beasts were not disposed of. The supply fat sheep was somewhat limited when compared to some past markets, yet the supply was more than equal to the demand. Fat lambs ...