... SrlPP'IN'G IVTELLIGENCE. BRuwTOtn, Are. I.-Wind W.N.W.-Arrived the Ranger from Dublin, Spy fromt Arkiow, Jane from Inverneass Princess; Chax- lotte from Teignimouthi, Thomas and Josepih Crisl froni the Maori- this, Cornwall from Ilayic, atid Aretilusit froini Liv~x0oi.-ballcd the Northumnbria for Quebec, Countess of Mulgrave for ditto, Pibolix for Swansea, Victory for Waterford, Osprey for ...

... AIONEY MARKET AND CITY NEWPS. WFDNESDAY. The amount of business transacted in the English Funds to-day was moderate. Tile Intarket during the early part of the day was heavy, at a further fall of 4 pelr cent., but on receipt of thle Queesl s speech prices recovered, and closed abollt the sallie as yesterday. The operations iii Consuls wele alternately at 9)2$, 43, , and & for MIolney ; and at ...

... I 'tuesday, July a, According to present reports from most parts of this co and Ireland, showers and fine weather continue to prevail ael. nately; but the accounts generally expressing a belief that the rains.hitherto ?? been much more beneficial than iejie to the crope, the markets, in the face of an abundant h remain dull and incline downwards. The'entrles ihtO this p rt during the iveek ...

... ,S'OU'T'ILI MPI'0N h, (J,- C f'UMPJ A ?? TIe alf-yearly flicetitig (if tile Sfuitltailtptolt Nick, COWt pal mas toutd yesterdtiy at lheie conipl v 's fivies, Dot flstopgute-stretit ?? bil, (I. ?? P tt Illf-flrvt, Esi ialr- otiO o tile coulilimty, in the celr T~eS Pt'RiTA.4 nt rail die advil isett ct callhing the IIIet ilog, tile itilintites Of tile previouls tilCetitI1g, itid tbe fullots tug ...

... An extraordinary General Meeting of the Proprietom of the Bristol Water Works Company, was held at the Company's office, Small-street, Bristol, on Saturday las4, for the purpose of passing resolutions authorising the Directors to take the necessary measures for obtaining. in the next session of Parliament, an Act for raising additional capital, and to take into consideration ?? determine the ...

... NDIA—THE OVERLAND MAIL. (From the Times.) We have received, by extraordinary express, in anticipation and Calcutta to the 13th. of the overland mail, advices from Bombay to the 25th June, India continued to enjoy the most perfect tranquillity, and the monsoon was almost the only topic on which the Indian newspapers could descant. This year the rains have been later than usual in their arrival, ...

... PROD UCE JIAlKETSf-Els:nAY E\ Ey1N:. - S' c ?? ?? WIest India ihave ieen 1.d ti-i. !7t 7 lkets Java, offlere I at anction, A cre ohi ely taukee n ;ibove the in ariket value, 3's t6i t) 42s 6i for browii to grey ; a sinall portion sold lit high prices, 4is 61, to 411. per cvst. About 32J lidids and barrels St. Croix ?? foi;U buyers it 10s to 4 4s for nmiddling to tine vyllow. ! o FFE-31 barrels ...

... SAYINGS BANKS. A valuable retuin, obtained upon the motion of Mr. . rotherton, ha jivst b en puhlished. It appears that on the 20th oi Novenraer, 184S, the total number of depositors in tbl Unit,,d liiagd.ns was 1,054,663, or about . per cent. of the populationr In Ingland the depositors vere SOS,141, or 51 per cent. Wales ,, ,, 2t,11t ?? Sotllod ,, ,, 50119 ,, 3j chaseenel Islands ,, 9,739 ,, ...

... affairs of the Canal Coffee- Company, was held ou Tuesday in the Royal house. Colonel Macdonald occupied the chair. A report by the committee appoiated to carry out the business of vesting the Canal in the Glasgow Company, in terms of the late statute, was read and approved of; and a deed of - ance in favour of said company was signed by the members of the committee of management present, and ...

... THE FARMERS' JOURNAL C A.TT LE M AR K ET.-In this market on Friday, no small part of the supply consisted of Fat Lambs. There was no great number of Sheep; and but a small supply of Fat Bullocks, and yet, limited as the supply was in this respect, even these were not sold, several Fat Heifers being again turned home. Indeed, dullness pervaded the market, the circumstances of which had little ...

... (Extracted from the Mark Lane Express.) An immense quantity of rain has fallen during the week in different parts of the country, by which someinjury has probably been done to the grain crops; we are, however, inclined to think that the mischief hitherto sustained is not of a serious nature, or of sucb a character as to be irreparable. Where the Wheat is forward and heavy it has no doubt ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE — (From eur Special Correspondent.) Loxpox, Tvespay Evenine. The hasty legislation of the last fortnight, of which we had heard much under-growling, led to a violent explo- sion in the Commons on Saturday, when Mr D'Israeli and others charged the Government with being in fault, an imputation which Lord John Russell, with much ear- nestness, denied. The discussion is not ...