4 JULY 1846, Page 11

The new Corn-law Repeal Bill came into operation on Monday

; and, since then, about 75,000 quarters of wheat, 4,000 quarters of oats, 3,000 quarters of barley, and 1,800 quarters of beans, have been taken out of bond. This is a greater quantity of these descriptions of grain than was released in Hull for a period of twelve months. Yet there is no panic in our cotn-market, nor are any fears en- tertained that prices will fall much lower than they are at present —Hull Ackertiser.

The number of the League newspaper published on Monday next is to be the fast.

The amount subscribed for the Cobden Testimonial, at the Manchester meeting on Thursday, was 18,5001.

A subscription has been opened at Liverpool for the relief of the sufferers by the calamitous fire at Newfoundland.