The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-11 00:00:00

TER NORTHERN LIFE ASSURANCE co : . zoic. i m ,gr at.., tall 1 .ftmot .m . nomi s ieog___ ..l nes. ret iilllllllld. fIOVIONI ONIIMMISIM I NIM SWI IIMI T II= OM 11:27 9r1 11 heir w ee ile:hnh2l7=efewe erie el *AA ty a l= is II ehe.memerie Yaw me 110114. *eta lle=rl err witeadisee. The Mess neeel toes he mil es Ile pewheme held be atleL—Re wire Ibellrier hansis. A. . Itestetam. EMS IL WILLIAM LAMOND mad Oa, stack I sal lore wen bed," sad alheee dine leei= l l.7; o lgiene tbebr Meade awl tie rabic ebel U el deeedeller et RAILWAY N• dub t o eoll el Mar Awe blows. W . 1.. Yip big to epaseere Set OWE l ee . 11 ei . Wm, sew bredeadee. A 1 et., al Ile Man el ONFIMMIMPt. Leabee : *dr . ....... va.. ..• fa eh Awe ell Omen we eeeprobel le be Leaden. Jea.1.11141. TORN SIMPSON'S GRAND RESTAURATUM. ele ga tlelehle pew melte Vadat 113111 4 Ii ii heaL—Te lime mho Dee ills o sod Des dem ems= gob a l erthe peihe we ereiV eoll lie ea =Dot he eel OPUIt the peel= DAT Awl. Oil. 111. itlii 4 viva WarAirlsla Ye memos la acre set et be le Lewin, epos tensm ef uteentlei The teleleleesiele *Weep velem ielj d =tees. orl peyote veer tee 4re " Zs deeleied le • mei* veraer. The aneepereleete hewed mike the Ned plow D. Bow t at the Siam Dlelh—Jette m =el= awn his .m Del the telleemenhe ewer eilAttae ef Se mem art ihr e =s ie riter sa4 eises mei wham wet be esmeemble --------- PROTSCTION Or Lim nom TILL TITROYAL SOCIETY fu tbe PROTECTION i LIIII ewe = we Sol imoirisa r lisk bst. ham griF l atr a *, g . 's,' ri ." =l Se t, tomb ate C beam es ales& WA se • .••• rag gra leda .as WOW dilli dm See ear r ea S % pregemtee esi ast w i g = 4•••••••••=iews et Mo bg Se am= d lid gm e .. , , , , 1 .. • . b • i N i i I a s d I i y t i • e I I s e I s 0 I • t le s a no Sae ba • Wle age= an indi •••••st sie er ......... migake • beir m e s tedesseas wiwativlrse : It et eta bo e ta 'l • Me t ed algeerint id Wale= kg peasales at int mai sa POI .fir fa maned be sisi SW was* 00. wi Se at me peen. seg Samoa ea et k w, d s i • as ass . IS banal& et wan Ss= balsa wag _ a Se a =gm my witlos Is bora am we ail • mesas Ws • IS a s degge. se. Ws• ewe last be w hr Isla bade Ye essestbate ble Mae a is •• •••••• s o a le awes be le wear= ea. iftill air IMMilsol=st ....L.:. whips WO . C...thwany owanlog. a Is se SW water Ftowe. el Mlle brdh.ell 11.0 NAP elersoie ad be a ewe e asi et AS war eaddeedia • le WA Labs 40.4 mg mead le Wee We lbsew ketalke.: a& be . am .• egg =swage el = saw. gr new Ives at be gee • • pad are w a ve tea bk teses.—Ser Ila gewiew7gegeWas 01131. V ICIFFSIIIII Ti.NoW Am. Se gralrObaksagge, =Le n: L lteA . I . lebeenedd• gat 1100. L..ed L . WlTems Mot Ms Hardy. Ili:. H art Fpell. Jobewea ida..1 . ... Cain are Sew SW gra ill =2 l2l l .... ..lienle liel lc ,. Wires. J. L. ~... m g . az.. Twig us.--elasi geveresse.—Ms ig t= 7 . 7 w. W. a= aa awl reedesi by Er Claule =r ,. rra i l re&••••••• ; Wm= Pevad. esi Os. •••; tin lades ma Waltman*" Bank. 1. L N Jenesb• Lie a SWIM oe My swat of gte essustae, es gr gr i AI;IILT FRAMEB made NEW in one 1 by loonly Issiges the mire Irak SMITH A IlLt la AIL pat bails GOLD VAIIIIIIIII IA At IMPri..l, . r e 111 . 1..../ Mr ma m aitr i to m a.3ua t Mas . Pot oad troalas lar a 4M LACK= ird O Jo. 61,, (*marine sal metals enigma Pis awavamealrar, SMITH, 1111 Aftrul appalls Ilartalk• Weal: ell 7 dePel. Dom* Limalarldele; A Adis was. Wow, Peetbami: &Oak 14Illho I Tellla Plank Dahlia. VI MIMS PAT ENT OIL, 4s. M. per gallop, Moab seetsalla I p f . = all fttLaill t a t plums a Musa me, tospr Waves sikase. rT i e n 4C The cols 4 1110 Ky. ; 1p Motlitl sod T Irkortoldeult semi ps sew %Z IT, koms --m s um ao, elm! Iwo* SWF sap NW ERESENTS for WE ' , DINO% BIRTH-DAYS. awl MALIK lUFACTUR T mig is FA, lllll e? " l b* wonted by tie*** atimessisann. disbars llama sad *BMW rim VOL SALTCELLAR. Is *metro mot*, onanmsabil with AMR* Red doh woad ; well Spasm. RS tho yak. SALAD SPOON sad FORK. In otaws4 was& Ada the PH; "7 sad allasr. at *nor plow BAK ADIR' WY *sand wood bases 1* : mows' hes 7 Was. SOL sad ma hurretrrgs. 1. semi wood. n". to 43..; muftis. 111 to wood. 3e. en KWIC-1041PM. wltbaarvinawoodl lrel. lA ; IwaaT Wes TR CHEESE.III.II witharosSwasel barest au am 'purr sit. DI9IT. is •rnsima. wok i s e r re: IA BUTTKRNITIL whit w,d.wood and , ; gooey handle and other bin* Ma CARVES° KNITS: and YORK, wood= handl* en* with daces I bind. jil.2 thc ' NISH KW IYE sud CORI. Is rarer and gastod 10e. and wards REEK .1 CO, "Tb. Hop M. J. TIMMS*. 101. : with ad. *Roma Antra. kts WATER JUG. la anamailkd alses .u t a Ifs. sad arawsda e e ls . GOBLET, to 10s. Rah CARATVE and TUMBLE .hissaseellaid Ms" 17..04. • MUSTARD POT. " Tbs Hltara Tossre." Pools* Is; and la Natal. A SAL ph TCELLAR, Is wethaaware. • &skein el* a obi To. M. CAMEL or LIA TEAPOT, In Reitman* meta. surnoastsd ter Pastes Owe. ; glass. IC gawk s : *Sad IMO. Ids. r ifir tet.A.) • DDY SPOON. In nestal.h. el; Am, lat. CR JUG. In oral era Te.6d. modes*** ; Tana* Ss ad. WI TRAY. In lasso mkt* IL Rodin" A.11.A.), MA and wont% DECANTERI, In enaseallod meows IR. Itodentos the pair. WINE °LAM, towntetwl cobs's, W. CHAMPAGNE OLAteS, " Deb** Unrethue."asmillod la colours sad Damasol. J. Toorrandi Tattoos preens t KNIVES and YORKS, with mimed bandlss=- Massd=bstoe.Stbsta.zandesenassteawbancs . and TiIWitiI — FMCANTER @TOPPERS, to ether sad la dad* gilt, st oar*. prism O. Head).) CAN DiVoITICKA— at. Head).) Ths sties. la chins *Yowl by H. J. Towns and. IS. Us *lr. MATCH DOI. "The Knialath Tomb." In Ness. des. aw FLOWER VASE IL DadOsow. LILA.). to Minn. ; coloand chink 4* BRIDES INKS/TARP, a parniala 41. Ik4ll. 1111.. sad upwards. BRIDES IN KSTAN D,asPrsr sad Is genre Wk at tattoos Was; in brume. fol Ss. sr, arresids. with gamble tom It WINO CHILDREN, papal with*. we,* p. In Ma. Urn` In 111101al.wenn PAPER KAM, to match. wllat gat Wads. tworosso awe. 1k sad ARCHITECTURAL TRUSSER, In Tens Colas IL De*. oath inuvlso- Nrr d.... Dl* a i d men. - Oa Han* banded and bastilios an and upwar beak CIIII4IIIV S. a door pater, la bon BRACKETS. SWUM es. rved wood. Of Si. the ply. rod upwards. im.... CHOELTON HIGH SCHOOL, Dover-strati sad I .thrt4ind,_Clinrhos ce Medlar*. Patarrrat-W. B. HODGSON, LL.D.. Wel'. WeKowa-Nr.Kendall. B.A. Tartar al Cbsoistre-He. P.C. ma goappental )104a- Teed Weal. XL mots. Ttscbst of Kale - Mr. a I=4 )1.4.1.-41realltrane. Barnett. ,r 7 Harter- Mr. Hat about 'Pander of Drilling, 40.-NRlOlie Towhee of GerMil,-.M. 14.41/6 ribippum .tgaggep of frenrb-31. P•rievia. Towbar of leastat- Ws% of Conning-M. lnatent. %NW at Dwain- MIL memory Swans .... ...... .... tveingebises pie sob Joke Settles .... 1 Ft: r i i : : ainy iglogna pip ann. gg i etunan...... l&r.:12 • • r Twati4eatemilnipat ie. op smog G ewe* minim_ Iliadse Gomm lessik essies. voidikil== da d Moo& k.; sod dr asisse ef i ra; 1p eliss Se ibe thew arobie=strveWLgrEZeisseisvforrVess sbE pres le lan ; sod owls* we *mei le rC h zitt n, M k iim iwas lea ow en ... imill Min = r°l3C agiUTruidiillsia, sailge= Treinrelt4 8:111.1.W ai "D r immi"ad ". ... 6.o. P iffi rt i o a n gei Jan.l4te Ito& U. IL :„...,......„............,.......,:. I ami li•igiblr 171 Mot aiimbei to th• Whoa kr g. ~., IBM& 11. AierWillgeb an Is =rim bi.leenks L l = ~mg I= Rbs ee= alrm+ 5 4 . = rs= a rt Ye Wow Is jot se me le lb peel! Is as le wile la INNIS Woe = to pm Wm lie MB at impubillineak, beim& obi OW "a=admilais= iall. led eb= le .. 1. 111,0 ISMS prerlee."-- I =Ust air es' e ll. We I`esYiar.t ' oar - d so disselesstE llif 1113 ess t SI lar= l l, ONIONINIL WU CwIIOION mirsconss g es 11181% .„ : NNllPr us ig =1...7.. 0 Usure Irmo s ia Missla I eller 6... iall iai r °l6. AC in yeT el et Z iMi re se ziln a rM do sawassmasA .... se 4.=1..... le berwing.l Jrapgt So, MIL ONO INISI.-NIONaI Ilesitair.., , =Ar• ... 1M447. inantree. Se.; tip Om I= ll a 6 N. iir - a . E r ; Wooing, Warms, sal resat *min Ji .• , •a Nu rem floe it.6.4.-Nnslbk toddle Mom SIM' Be. Spelling, are! Derivation 4 Wee • _ ; 4 =6 eau awl Traaglstbst ; Gonne sa : d ..... .., Turistlis, aad Wausau • 1111; - • ; aus l fr o kelS bak.. J.:- Om. .. - 3: = el lra sad Itaffairs . -IL, • • NA had. Omar. ;,...._„. . • • lihtary • • Is: Wa s bt ; titri,, ; . t a4....' l l l 4tdin` ariVell i I limie. Sams it MS. ClOw Feratte.-Onalt sod Cirdj, Tana. pribilS; the* sal tow Asdhubiss; art . • • Iralbb Chris alai • = ° CMP ; 141".".5.5 . , 4 =l . •' . add 4 . Praamea. M.; or e m," '''''''' . ; Be tall ak . sod i - • t. .. : et ; . • ind Fanla ..... =taGe; larjri= ; phis sad ases Wadi rdZ ill e Thi l I.stW= l4l k a - a - Wm Is mimes' as be au x o rs OM usos la rii mom zoo imo P rio Int..tkiiarre ari F. "8" Yr4 11 1 1111 11-U • l imaritat e • 1114 424 = 14-16. TbiWtiit=la In Ito Da= Births wird cur le la bleat *MY sow liantar=rer Win Ilb=lt 1101111 W UMW to atbasia. la veep dad pm= : auljba SOW nu Wan scut Owls is lie B O Ss tudts ,_dbidt sada as be PAK DM BO piald-alaadss. set - W — Ebdplisio le fires is dui sr ward. Sirloins" I. sat • asd as Iwo Of= lbws abb as Is Ibrasat• . Is thim tape(, saade Upside as dr AN dr linowis ors =llB.W.t.espereldas eak sirs yids elm ay dav•Sed Is ; mad du dmi. and kook dee males ail s . bows tr am bleu ass • Wr esi b eZ e ts al a hra r fl w__,...." goveb• .......... - ..prosines puled m.e. el dna. Woftreporis asp glum of Ow (medial NA e ft ii= addi sim be be ratented.beseisa Si. an I. is add al regular =Hs at Al 4 s ewe awl all -aease a rm orotaulas Si. popes era to is j oab •MINIS le OM PliallOol 41•111. No oral =own will be sushad Ow pude ; ant, In 4=tean lamasery Mown eelallanwas. Mil iii =/41: SU le The duty et nagGes mud stasudy mod as D. et Pair obsireasi=as waft tor lbair pad sit no sibs am as abed Wises T o d. Wass Wm udder ei tag sat dung dam bow U robe to mialabi bank tW it emmenhaaßen Ibp peaude or it i gL i t :Itebilill..WAND Hama Marina deem, on -pedal Mk Amu: IsamlioliassWaiMblear sn=sra hald ma catalmor, TH6 DRIER PL•TIL • Balaitte PaMant Ala BHAIIIIPRAIDL &Battaglia la feitarr. JD ; oleo in Breese. JPII Beal ACINDT and COMMIT, stattente• In Parise, each DNA AND THE LION. • Mellott* IJ. t. h. la Paean.L3 3.: and Is bream DOROTHEA. • datuoUc IJ. Dell). la Paella. Al ; and In broom id Pi CLORIN DA.Batrutte IJ. compealea t• Dorothea: In Parise, St. n THU LORD'S /MATER, • itudiatto M Pull& :or ants coloured bre, Da THU BULISP, • Mosectto w. BOW. la Paean. ile. ; or ulth eo loured bort De VIVANT NUPTCNI J. Tomatrull. • ealtailm Paean. 27..; la direr and la elestre. M aerteur Priem Jut CHARITY. • Metaotle, by fer read W y. omeeacott. THE NYMPH. • Mar for the garden. le Terra Colts. life Aso. Pm lar R. Yreetmarutt. The " BMA" BROOCH. Partin sad wit The DOROTIIKA" BROOBIL Parlea asel guid. Vie CUPID agoocit, - The Beale by J Bell. le NIGHT LAMP. • lIAT STA ND . T a rIILLARET. A lIIDUROARIL Au. • CATALOOVZ Mt\ twastrAva drila. re% bf Jeer* Curtain. sd Bandetmet. ati r~ threo padre. darer. CorrelrY ordere led cm moolgt of .4pase arfte. R. 1. - aid =mu, may lor cow PAWED * USING 1101117SOTI CIIIIIIICAL 'Jilt: ....“ *a le . V . lLlea g reellemi le Ola peagenelaa tt perms the bobs gerft* flee has drew le bramMitaleW tale; ea tem tla pendia, e4aer dlll UM 1114 ii. d. Ver. awl beetle. , at It taw*, 2114 he Ihir weds rms. . diattled toto =l6 airtatar . ea s = 4 . Nal a=l p: ea 114., ft ta l ta i; —111%117* " ...1, ff la. d irratt it i E i nal a rd- . Kieft& in, .. TS. Illt. 4,. 34, : itawdee ; IL, W ~ ; ow .1.14.4e10mea, • r..... ,/ wo w ~ti r— leder. aa4 d Esteem tail. Aa alre la even la alfafrt Mr. e ftadaa' 4 . deb hi 12. 11- or. ... • • U " nra ' s al" P. = pads have Mai ar lestevalvel salmon= ef tetthaeatela of the 104haat of It. in cam C _ HOLlCRA.—Farthor evidence of &eta ocratiaead. 1111T1311 COLLI4OI Olt !MUM AN -rod. Wet" Oft tyre Dor MID eras et CIPMS_IIt tours, mean ll:Acetate proof at rj . ....eveneets re ! llcelegeb Vegetable fe: p l4Alke le see geadtlet= etace to bite's yea the ~Nee gyee tairrateg l im n= e s mg IS all = SISIOS s ? M INIM 4061. 1. 11 4 "0101 IW melt ee .lBl lVrge ls eederM sea ez• liesair m g .d ter a t Wer war : ......z . egraa t ree so .... zrtifte imiNtester." We. re eastlaalse w ee r istai dn e r r i=alarlyisred.— To lk c'n....4 llgreyrr NNW Oars ef SW= --der-ietW i e t ,== d th rha t irrigreo I i l egsl re= .. 21 the ret fe l t olgth. lit re So as the Crewel lir Moe: el aI =IMMI that wards bent el smog =tom ars the I oral . P t 'bw l " . si.eirw. ire. N aisi Cr w but Ili Si dr pets as elder ISest, rig pools I =ell ere riot Woe sense el Mr. IWm set a rum= to eA mizs. Ira le l earet Xffeh tri=te m ter wai b re* reM say ideation. Ides essesearilpr the praiser= et the If. r. d i rsf dr, yours no erste.-Ceellste, do. , Wee -street, July Mt= waft IX telno.street. Poetess.- .X Amongst the troy mite Mot en the yels its • Mynah* Ide hot know of ow has it the dare. eras or MIL'S/ sours. To dr.lllo, the Werootershlre Gailirsa If Or *WA Col lop of 11=1th.-81r,-1 kit It. Fr hetr ht alkatt'le TAY = o r u lV i ebr vi ak rir 4. le siels A....... a 1M = aids erre freer= bedt er =Vim =tveth ad Nal aes esr a dis 'n eke rad out ta l larlook =as rem IS Imy soll =lke/ mere ties rim tom= thle my r ad tees Ihr tZr ail i r tf i sr m It i t I+ll =se the Wl= so wear isA are berg an=r, by tbst thri le Yoe NISI of the eistabie e n si dereal alma Z ima Le;el.:; Mills, TIM Sol Ils, MisSLII Car, Itsarim-gflia. SIMI sw. mesa Wilerkst, AM. Alga crIS N COMMA route. T. We. Lens Ey yr-Sr :NW, wf 'Oh?, dr hr bees arse m= so= role= aro= el the If= lesterh IM Ise die ess ales sat iper a ler Errs el tar recomp-ses ....1 1 reifin : N2 ih tle i ramsa g la trfiabes 1 i r tomegit. as 1.2 1 , ""...ir..2l'lla m ..........rimaft""k____lrs"' ilet me a rese l k boor. i i i. ....... ... t ilea , rat poi ssiVzo .oe saw Is i leidly. SEWS n illisr: wow. to . see yellitelf. , veer= ellb dr i= Lir e auelle s erd, Ws. CeArea . No. is, AINISISS MIIMMIS CMS OF ISOM& I& Ihrla-Wr o =tries of I bil i ksre M bl eltre So haw resfirse t ib reo ij ill sa i te . l i s p ez i a Inemrte MEF I I7, 117.1. 11 M. 14s i C kie ll. trazi iid me. Va s t NW . p a roe so la seikAr di N m e s Myna PI" = MSS Of COOLSIA WSW§ 91ee111111 OM N 112 isms N • A• mennomen• \obeli made 'nth Mr. ter the remotion et the wok, pp& upt bbsbibusiory et the ROIll The mans tinier the epeeist UM of Mr. who ewe foe eneral yore teacher et the prepsratory exam et th• Beheck Ltvelyeel) flecloset kr the reeepticed thaw PM& Wheel >M etyma bteet derpothea three for the mere seenweee dews& From Ma et area Wes or dens WI be tin el* da. perill IS NM ruUua W ream hoer; ha. Melbet Rem time et Ile ether *Them are IDs by • ectledies et the ebilet wades el ow mem whether Is the taw ar la the maidlaris 4 MEAL The Imene glasnilly Ira be Mentoweed, tar we peedlikwith pimie. =blig i elett =a e thi east ree lhe mai - - THE Hol(Bll.—The celebrated an th er et " Nita- A. 1:41:::,...5mir baled s i ll s. :tal • pranks a Moo dna am noeum o. = nimbi. Via.. sr banners;odulandemodlf to die aloft anatationfAve yr the =My two moontin so to oldie • emharell If the din. b '"' . n% or limb, proems • Togaitelly In dr grow 1110 dont onpodonoo dhows Om nootnity of 'hotel Intittenbity to bum l• wood/ : sad to meet AZT •• arm prudent atodidno ow to atvon than OHMS* W ME 01111161 TO regrew. so • We and aortal". rowel for ad .t odr el wets, and Tonowing owl Iniptat a* de em. .6*. ur I pankultify V ens at Ilis wank =lb die Wirt. they 1•1:11.et the bone In du oendll asz : l e wed glee Ithe uttlitional otroodik and item in at o ,o, = a Iwo dem to Inc. oattail • and NW tot erithut Inslthilt NO hiluellea Is titbit: 15e . .1 or Mow; at t* hot, •,11 tole Ow swim freely, the iron oda WA Int ado trouble Is WIN thoi e -Itehl la bniee. ode dot Poromatoo Ink ad It PL, olastmfilo•—Thoipmblie ars partifolooty todeoolod to caneroo that lito dmilawo of dab s . N. Odom Is on ea* ortappor. flats toboir doh NM( W. iDWILM i a...a. Postra London; sold by mon U. oolnhas inoiltb tad --- TIUTCH FLOWER ROOT& -THOMAS F. illuf wit 17,?, •P°=,:4 1 1...... 274.....r.11,: forrorar otultuekirsted torr A t I S= lls'. 11 3 2= 12 hoe w e e am a H Mermathe. 111 Orme. 12 Tine sewed 4001 Aorwair. ile gCreseh AUwaft% a draw ram/Aril !Add, a.m. nt the lot q . ea be forwArdei to any wet of the blnedoen be 21. re ilOllll 0.1.61.11 bet Or twit of the ab..ve far a. To vOC.i7V the AM coUvetbss of nib cedars sbould be lent ImewbbaLls. aite-,....-I,,zz-0r,...z.,=4 ,, 0% hit I wow maim& saw= 04111 a Tritallinf Inn, my owll. Vt • IM:t Ql . a. sorters or Womb Z et mbe, who hrA lam the Y & ter ye% owl um mid or a violent lend by dm.Pre woe a 011ot I look two dorm et sar br i... wrwillar man:72 . oll / 1 :: the boonba rak o hor ro r t ii, lo whishretraist ie" Twie ikaw` 1"..k - 41 . 1 . .. 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Agem 'all Ire 611 2 , 1 0 mimeo' Kann% is is Mal but thrs; Z — +e. - west r erliibwil le " 1 " 001 2n a jr: iet=" 4 ; driMillis hod icrhourrs 1.11 111.114c0r or,. bal.% rrHE ATRAPILATORY, or LIQUID HAIR ; the noir dye Oat reek admen for all Mr.., end dad sot rruure artidose het as do dad mom aa It Never Maw air dread, that uturetural .ad ur purple dot COMMON le ad cothw drew NUNN awl SONS ow with the seddidedell. ilks I. = ire er Wadi*. dose et *dr odd le= sod %r ims' adedde ere daraidal brlji Tn. slotZt witsms Os +.e. =Sow pardde deeered Wink le dr Mon =I sok mos of WO" Nc hti . sibo Oa WO owe ma merary e• dee. br edratag Matte re SY iMedr ep leld eddi emdr bolded reeereee per . awe rammadM MOM dirm.—Addrere ROM add SONS, fp _ y Onset Pono t alers. Feeredadt llskarign. sad t gong 662.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11, 1848. I THREEPENCE. THE PERFE r CT SUBSTITU TE lertbe SILVER.— *lt inlay a u-omr,,Vobi•o "21 WSW liallai la ali l i i II Wails lamay ie OW =:l47= tumf ,V ,... caa IV are= 6". . 1 141 7‘i ii : 0 7:7 1 1 1At b ra ea ImIlaa; IM WIZ Tab I Mali Tale %SONS la Paz. fa da, prz Iris. Polls% am. my. a Dora ea sal Mai. alb) ...... . • 10. 1 t 33 . 0 2i. TIS der la mow dm. ...... • .. a 10 . 11 . 1 .._ a (am MIN . . SWIM iiiiiiiiiliaiiii—ib• REALARgio. env's% hared ad nag eaiA: 2 I WILLIAM fl. RUIWOW Ila AI Pros W EMT% vies Ili a. Pea IPlaa a Ml= kv s r... tr u z i erzu w ~„ or on. la as d i ag sa as Ida chazaar l arriatis i . SIV as gainala ail at=ia..2l l W . . .1 .1 ...,, a 1n a m. . 1 ... Inas by go M is , WA. = bar doses .... ...... • • .... .... ...... .. .... sm. - • • Tal 2.14 . lia pu tia4r. .ii plualials Om. r f an AR = as =it NW 1/1•11~17 11.irk Pa rtni ti g3ra NS Iglir itTITON) 111001 of Tualkat 1s lbe li! I* lala ad as aiLl i ala r.. :ca s a arlija eg l= salt. 1. Neasfaaaa la IV LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, Tirsevar, 11 Le. The journals of this maniac confirm in substance what I gave as reports credited in my despatches of last evening. It is positively true that, after the check of Saturday, the ministers tendered their ' resignations, but that General Cavaignac resolved not to leave the goverumest until the constitution ahouki be declared and a president appointed. He accord ingly refused to reams the resignation, declaring that he would apply to the Assembly to entreat sad recommend that the sonstitution shall be proceeded with and declared with se little delay as possible, and a president immediately afterwards elected. In accordance with these views, the Com mittee of the Constitution came to the decision which I announced to you hat evening, to maintain before the Assembly the 119th article of the project unal tered, which is to the effect that, immediately after the constitution has been declared, the nation shall elect a president, and that the Assembly shall, meanwhile, coo anne to exercise its functions in passing those fo rum laws which are necessary to complete the con. natation. The discussion of the constitution will be suspended today, for the purpose of discussing the project " credit fancier," a system which will consist of of transferable mortgage bonds, secured on property. These obligations will in many _ l ints resemble exchequer bills, bearing an iidertad of so much per day, which will be payable half yearly, and be collected from the proprietors by the sista rir VIII BEST BL•CI. TEA, wr i tea m i rsoirit gal rturterrA m IY~ =V I4 / t i t . diew _Wara l ter nial. tarrorspo. ildiam sing tor ta ll=l6l . Mrk eel*. Eger A pr r jiarrl e lt Lea r a linglitr e nt r iagi b Cer.o AILY NEWS and EXPRESS. PARIS.— t s wen OYFICIL—CIte Wade, 13, Bookman dela Itada 1 1 . DI DERNARDY, frees LONDON. ACCOUNTANT, lON add GENERAL AGENT, barter? male orranroseete of the DAILY NEVIS out REPRICES LONDON MO irrtirEVEN IMO PAPERS, receive. order. for, and PRANCE hordes/ t and the DON NE nggitt PaPm OP E. r. De Derverlr aIM) dadaists to earn mad forward advertise meets to either eras stare toereala NEW EDITION. REVISED AND ENLARGED. New rawly Mita, maim Are , l l ,3o) c irrise•Am.. Guth IGlonol, DIC TIONARY EH and RO %lAN ANTIQUITIES. By Taylor WOW% Edited by Dr. W. mos. Named &Man. mind and adarsid Monlaisd RV •Pwsols of At atimlep not wood. barks: TA.Ww. Walton. sad *AMY. IS. Upper (lowersiremt. and W. hplans, Palsrmosteprov. of the a art holed The ezeimittee of finances wu occupied yesterday with the project of decree concerning the property of the ex•royal family. The decree maintains the sequestration plead on the property, but authorises the state to mortgaje and borrow money on it to pay the creditors. The minister of finances will also be authorised to pay a provision to the members of the royal family. The committee heard the explanations of the minister of finance and of M. Vavin, liquidator of the civil list. It appears that the amount of the ex-king's debts is thirty millions, whilst the sums received up to this time do not ex ceed 600,000 francs. It will thus be necessary to ob tain a loan in order to pay the creditors until the property can be disposed of. The income of the pri vate domain, which amounts to about four millions, does not exceed, deducting charges, two mllions and a half. The report of M. Parien,on behalf of the committee on the income tax, has been distributed to the Assembly. The committee admits the principle of a tax, in a uniform] proportion of 3 per cent. on income, but without including profits derivable from agriculture, the wages of workmen, and incomes below 40 0. 600, and 800 francs, according to locality. It proposes a tax having a fixed rate in proportion to the income, instead of the tax by way of - distribution proposed by the government, and gives to cantonal comma/non. the initiative of fixing as amount of income of each citizen. TI7aSDAT, 6.30 P.M. There is still considerable anxiety manifested on the subject of the presidental election, yet there was a rise in the Bonne, towards the close of basins, this day, of nearly one pee cent. Since the foregoing was in type we have received the following: "The ministerial crisis seems postponed, all the mi nisters having consented to retain their portfolios pro visionally. Some doubt", nevertheless, are thrown on MM. Senard and Gondobaux, who, according to some, still desire to resign, in that event it is said that their portfolios would be given to MM. Armand Mania and Defaure. The entire arrangement being under stood to be altogether provisional, the whole cabinet, ineluding General Cavidgnse, intend to retire on the election of the president." rim, OCT. 10. NSW Low, —; Three per dad., —; Filo per unto. ; Ice Law ; Poore, Belgian Mee% 1940, 75 ; De. 1012, 75 y; Do. ; Do. Two.nad.s. MeV, —* 7 i 44 1 .6. 011 Bader. —; Roma Lama, 54; Tremor, 14nds, 3 Bean IRWWW. liaoll.l on Lemke, 10 dap, 143 374; 90 23 1174. RAILWYS.— mad Orleans, e2e ; Paris sad Rosen, 373; Rouen nest Berm 113; Miran rad Marealka, 175 73; Strasburg sad Bele, 00; OMR, (Vierzen), MIS 25; Loam sad Boulogne, —; Bordeaux, 371 23; North, MM. Oar correspondent, limiting from Madrid the Stb inst., says : Figueroa is come beak from Grenada, and resumes the War portfolio, which had been, daring his absence, com mitted to Nervon. It is net the Coma of the' Valley of John, it seems, who romped from the ship that was to lees hint to exile in the Canaries; bat Finuerolo, on diem that wee arrested some time bark at the depot of Aliases. For regaining his freedom, he is stripped of his mink and honours. Ten of the loading liberals of Pont*. vedro were arrested on the 27th. A second conspiracy has been discovered at Airdrie. Kum% Ocr. 3.—Three par Cade. 19 Me lee.; alter Balsa, 191 ash. Five per (beta, 101 paper; after Bobs, 10 peper. }m il gape ; eller Bola% 31 eama. Opapana, I paper. Beak of Bt. paper. Latham. ea Looks, 90 dap, 41 SO oat. yHZ FOLLOWING ow CONSTANTLY on „ „ 4 , 0 ..,, , ~ ,a 2 t m i. ... ? — e soitcus orrim. 4 tlr Pr Z l iaZ4oo4 . l7 l rsoisao a mimet trder Wee nut tO se ease 4 Ur• • Gardetters Chnergwri Pelothie llaith ne pest,4llwlle, armed. Loring. THII 40 V VALSOIOI 10 - 4 OAIDEN OPSZATIONS. Be Janos /lawn, Gardeuee es IN Ones the Die et Devesehke, aa mEesel he. frees the . Gerlesers' Chemeilh' Meee AM here eal, mei es ma as Aldan Fuchsia Gottlesena A M MMON h eastali Goese o beedie hichte 3 P.fri, I=. Beam Hefts lierbeatees Pa. II e:E as Ha 11. 11 Ilyseietha Hydrangeas hie ea Creel tLander deck La Leyeadebeme Lettuce Lobar Leedom PAM Weals.. Doable "PI& = l.l Pebrass halms Privy{ Prvailog Prep/A W =Ube Premseis Ababa_ l a i l Coeiscers 0 641 .01auts CaberlPS fansile =we kt_ - 17‘is Tam =c e rn" Odell - Mos /Wars Clime tar CI 011imelhamaik I Cobweb Cram Orgaria ems Kaik Vidds =l6 1 Maresl 3ll—" et Neu 1A orabrlsmai r ..--- iiarl a ig brim Trr jiver, risZile Cookryl =siaalatli Li. Pekoe& SE. NONNI verfdr i l it aircla is MCRAE CHEMISTRY: se Moly et We Selene* Is Its redaeles I. Rs Sew Y.R If.L.&, I.OIL, Proffesee feciety al Loodea, Lo on Cimideley Is E Coassmefe Milan M SIMM,Mmks. M. S im ms= VIUL Z BP MANO/t. lekelat4 6 ll. Lam Triamatuasza PM. anal • maw tor Poem Mal tram " Oar. lie rim NA obis I maw • Ablima• diainlag boob. ; prow for tie pompom a n mew Jesafftts 0 1:11 St PiWaal et. almenalsi Ind a ogr• PI, or oWi t e s iga r red Gusa4 al g=tr " Gum& soft% idol t M h aZipage Much isttart al beiiii wounds CONYERS: - limas 111111 0* abut et ten% Ita. M a r ler" 7:1 ROO tr" ORM 11C OM CMS RR yelit et 1 Cp Imam* et Yak Ow▪ ls iir ups% lba g 4 t e. % kai,MA et 11= 1. 4 1 kiador Neu. ammo. Apatia. bp bur dam lawmpwas. work. *rnog wip sod Oposlisa Meerut 147=ff Amens LAR)LI foe the TIE CLASOINS, ALUMS TEBBOIIIINDLNY it le .,.. tz that they A orrice for tree by peat. PRICE YOURPENCE 0 CONTENTS of the Number THE ATHENEUM, Varela Litorsturu *Moo MP Hato Pi fla lirtiliS os. wm BM Pylll l.l N4ola . A. a Ass JAA Nab orbs Boadwaz d Pa iltA r itre OWEN* Iron su =at= m. H i p la" 016111/4/1. AwarlA moll Order. By Z. Z. A.. TiM i reNo Bympes 11 = 114 I:* lwei irk alas ! • d . -----*ra li=v B l O . = 1" %VI et Aadwit libitaly. )y?. M esi :O . Olestiallsos et _ Olgiatkarew__ 4110'00 tli; ITALY. King Charles Albert by a decree, has named Gin. Dnrando and Gen. Rossi, his aides-de.camp. At Milan there have been some quarrels between the citizens and the Austrians, which have called from Marshal Radetsky a proclamation, reminding the for. mer that the city is in a state of siege, The Piedmontese artillery which was at Peachiera has commenced to arrive at the castle of Bt. John. Montanelli is named Governor of Leghorn, which city having obtained from the grand ducal govern ment its demands, has made its submission. NEWS OF SIR JOffN FRANKLIN AND THE ARCTIC VOYAGERS. The following important intelligence, so long anxiously desired, kaviog reached the editor of the seisms ma, we are enabled, by his kiadnem, to anticipate the next publication of his journal : It h a week since only that we afforded our readers the last probable glimps of the exploring party who have gone out in search of a solution of the mystery that hangs over the fate of Sir John Franklin, previously to their honing again from the mysterion• ground on which that volution is to be sought; and now, for the first time sines the missing ailventurers were loot sight of, at the threshold of that same ground, an indication of their where abouts has suddenly turned up. A letter, just received by the Admiralty from Chief Factor Macpher son, dated March I, 1848, says :—" There is • report from Pea's Rivet that the limulataux saw two large boats (query ships i) to the else of the Mackenzie River, fall of white mm; sad they (the Esquimau:l showed knives, file., de., to the Peel's River Ind ia ns which they had received from there white man. Could these have been Franklin or Rae 1" Mr. Hargrave, of York Factory, to whom Mr. Macpher son's letter is lathered, says, in eornranniaißns this intelli vase to the Admiralty, It could not have been Rae is his last expedition, as his boats did not go beyond Commit tee Bay." Mr. Ha vs adds that, " Bat little modems con be even to reports." We de not see, however, any good reason for rejecting a rumour so wekome, and we gladly give it public:My. Presuming that the boats or ships sass were them of Franklin's expedition, their peda, even OW of the Mackenzie, is geed as regards warm, sad better still as respects safety, sines they mast have been very near the cart. It has been sonertained that open water elk% during the summer NOM, from the Meek mash River to Behring's Straits- and we thatch'', dare venture to hope that the exped ition may have e ff ected the lag desired N.W. pomp summer, and that the gal lant party may be eves at this moment approoehing our ikons. The anxiety reepecang the lost party had grown dully to be very great, and the public will cling eagerly to the hops so suddenly presented. A very short time must felt be Tales. THE ORDER or THE OARTZR.-It is reported that the meat Wu ribbon will be esahned either out the Mu mma at Weetosieeter se the led et Clarendon. This is the thud Tease y whisk bee eseempoi mass the knights of this meet noble order due the etewelee et the prwrnt govern smut. Duthie the eilshistreelea et 84 Peel these conated no ler this else werwelso. Jams Lathes" Bei., LP, has been elected a &mem d the Psebaba awl O. Steam Navigation ,to ei an smarm osamismed by the death o f t the j:trit ilY trisk Mazwoll Stewart, LP, heady a director and chairman of that oompany. ii en v CONYISSIONERS or Szvass.—APPOINIXENT or • Idamem. Genoa.—Yesterday the commissioned assembled at Guildhall. Depaty Peacock in the chair.— us report of the soled committer to which the resobstion for appdating a 'medical efface for the City had been sob• mined was read. It stated that the committee were cf opi nion that it was highly desirable no time should be lost in orocewliar to the spocinuaast. They therefore mom - , a ...est ststeiiilly on ' •IIN '' s . . " d NW. Ite• SliM gmanl MMO*. It • olsole• of neletir oszO ad : nd e twe.t.reen of *torso of 111-ONNIZO if PIO- LriommornSillorle."Lorboitto AP ANY BOOKSELLER. or DAY. °debar T. at J SATUR ournal of lisEnicl ow asi A sad the Hr Ads M II MI nil/14 i Two IA Paratassa. 111 lbw G. A V MOM. id By M. Byi Osbd, Dow Rp. Now a "' V i e ll e 3 new B 11. Skis t d MI. By O. Mir Ite Nays Maw Amain for &Rod • .all= aZitiss. es.. of Earlict's nomis. New *WM at assitland. Pg J. loaddr—A V,_Lent-A.1•111 '"•'1 .. .:: '' 7 ' , "trae rim _ a.. Wu jar Gera.- anis iset a lltzpollilso 7_- 11 =1T h s1.7. at Alerd lseon Monet Ispeorp- Is Wafer of Ittismil Pow Pubis et .." 1010 nth Australia &Wilmot is ists.-Iliorwablas us Musc vil s fuss km Clussie.-61016a Tbs VllllOl3 COI. Imetke-Cooper4 et .t ammo tw 04. Arch at Imams st i lisbal at amino of of Pertesit - 7 . . 1 Ptiarea Ml= TIUIDIARA,. ON NM KINK wen 111 DWIATIC 0011M1P... 141011M121 . IPpes Opielvig i tLfOrill=00:1•1101141111sy jirVos-Pariiiii Golip-Oress of fY boa Miksumma--Mosay Ordere-Torolgoir airig 1. 141 1 -Maks of Various-OmA.. o...____ _ _ -...--, 411165 — Tilaiers--bblais War •t ATHENEUM et esi WHAT TO BAT, DRDOE, AND AVOID iv Id riti on gs: Thu Tabiumas am. offism—no. to w o n podia MGM% siel. 6 dime Yak awl a 41 4 ?=:se lse l Ille limlealelas Imam liie unerty Embeses. MS 111 ail Oat aIIibIIVVZSVISI IlaW. in Sholea resar s a g el doll Mai aft UNA 11110/1 ilioliNli pedal et Ifs toll sliall sraPrws4 IS Patirsonemew • ear^. ". stmt. map, ta. •••••• • '.• , • ' , fit,. la. ed.., EEBAliair;QW CES. 011,DERIL sad ICE VEGETABLE II can Nowt out and go r k lad. win esabie two minion to be returned to the Court of Common Ccua dl, se presided by the mobilise of that court." The resolutics was agreed to. SUPPLY OF WAVER TO LONDON.—The following lesa see Gemini from a letter, addresstd to Lord Morpeth, by Sir. Louie Tabberner, "on the pest, the present, sad the *hal& Mere supply of water to London, and sanitary theZawhich hajusi made Its appearance. So far back as of Hoary 111. the corporation of London eon ' 110111111 embalts at Tyburn, to supply the inhabitants of the city with water, end foreign mer ch ants were to perehese the privilege of busing their goods by obliged 80 marks yearly and 1001. in reedy money, townie the im provement of thus coadults. The Old London-bridge wet/T -unics were established la 1581, the first works of the kind in Lesiva. In 1594 some weeks were erected et Broken-whirl, fa Thimesitreet, white were removed in 1756. About 1606 the serporation of London took powers by an of parliament IN condoning what is celled the New River. end made over their powers, by act of common council, to Sir Hugh Hyddelten, who undertook to footplate the work at his own 0,11. The seams of the supply of water were the springs of Atswell and Chadwell, in Herts. In 1619. Jame I. Moe. ousted Myddelton and others as the New River Company. The eat of this circuitous conduit of nearly forty miles was about 500.000 L. and the capital was divided into seventy-two shares In 1660 the Bbadwell Waterworks were com mend ; they are now the penperty of the Bast London Waterworks Company. In 1691 the York Buildings Water works was established, to serve the Strand with water, and in 1818 they gave up the district to the New River Com pany. Ihe Chelsea works were established in 1723 ; the West Ham in 1747. now belonging to the Best London Company; the Old Borough in 1750, which were Collloli dated in 1822 with the Old London-bridge works, stein the name of the Southwark 'Waterworks ; and in 1785 the South Lambeth were °parented. These were the only works in existence up to 1805, linos which the following have been established, vie.: the South London. the West Middlesex, in 1806, the Rost London in 1807, the Grand Junction in 1810, the Old Hampstead Works, and the Kent Waterworks, upon the Ravensbzurne, near Deptford. Mr. Tabberner suggests that tha water supplied by the services of the pre sent companies should be used for unitary purposes only, and should be paid for by a " sanitary water-rate" upon every dwelling and building. according to the number of rooms contained in ouch, or on the assessed rental. He pro. press that every house and building should be compelled to entails water-closets and forcing-sinks, capable of receiving a sufficient flash of water to carry the refuse of every plan directly awe/ into the sewer; and that the deadly pollutions tram the gasworks , distilleres, and the various manufac tories on the hanks of the Thames, should be turned into the sewers instead of into the river . ' His plan for the future supply of water is to ban artesian wells so sufficient number throughout London, to be supplied by boring into the chalk formation below the sand-bed under the plastic or London clay, which would, acceding to him, give en unfailing sup ply of water. He proposes 85 such wells north of the Thames, end 15 south, the etiolated cost of which is stated at 1,757,2591. He would purchase the existing water com panies' plant at ten yews' purchase, for 1,98.5,2591. 10s. the expense to be met by a loan of four millions, which would leave a balance of about 250,0001., for the erection of bathe and wash houses for the poor. JUVENILE OFFENDERS IN MIDDLESEX.—It will be essollected chat at the last meeting of Middlesex masts- MAN a motion relative to the provision of Homes of In dio/in for the reformation of juvenile criminals wan bray* SWIMS by Mr. Armstrong. In the course of the elbern. isms he suede in support of his motion the hon. relined le a return which bad been furnished to Liege. WA, the governor of the Huse of Dainties, Es. to lbe history of twelve depraved boys—the number of ties they had been convicted, and the cost the esneity had been put to in the ',wino prosecutions. The Ilellewng is an abstract of that extraordinary document Jetta William, alias Mallows, olio* Berry alias Kelly, alias Dexter, aged 18, was examined, committed, or convicted on nine separate charges of felony, in addition to which he had been repeatedly summarily convicted. He had the appear ing* eta very hardened boy, and was conneetal with the went thieves about Shoreditek. He had a father and a mother ; unlit raid and Writ* is en imperfect manner. The east to the county by the promentions of this boy was 331.65. ltd.—Thome Demean, alias Richard Hill, aged 16, six times committed , and sen tenced to transportation for seven years. That sentence was commuted to imposer mint in the Ha us of Correction. Hs could not read, ke lived en tirely on the streets. His father deserted him, and he never knew his mother. This boy cost the county 111.4e.—John Comm, 16. This boy had parents, and was well educated. He was " Initiated " by the low boys in Spitalfields, six time committed to prison for felony. Coat to the county, 281. 2s. 6d.—Edward Lee, 14, five committals in addition to summary convictions. This boy was deserted, with a younger :'rother, by his father. He could not nod or write. Cost 151. 12s.—Thomas Miller, alias Blridge, egad 8, was tried with another boy (Rowley), and each was sentenced to be transported for seven years, in order that they might be sent to Parkhunt. The sentence in fedi case was commuted, and Miller suffered throe months' hard labour. Two days after he was discharged he broke into a silversmith's shop and stole a silver cast of a bear, and that he was 'gain transported. Convicted four times, at a out of 231. sa.—W. Williams, alias Poole, 14. Six times committed; twice for robbi ng his father. Coot 141.—W. Baton, 13. Four convictions. 101. 124.64.—Henry Row ley, the boy above alluded to. Four convictions. Had a brother transported. Parents treated him kindly. Cat 191.15 s —Beanie Burns, alias Stevens, alias Gough, was repeatedly committed for felonies, acquitted on a charge of stealing 71. 14s. from the person, sentenced to six months' hard la bour for stealing some pairs of tremors, 14 days for stealing a coral tinkling from a child, acquitted on a charge of steel ing cigars, and after other convictions was at last transported tor stealing 21 yards of pQrinted cotton. Was a very bold and hardened boy, and frequently broke the prison rules. Cost 124 11.—John BryantaaGf aaaa Harrison,wis four times com mitted, at a eon of 191. 151.--C/serge Thorn alias Shippey, was committed five times, at a cost ef 181.134.—JamesSe&on alias Roberts, nine eoinaittals, cost 291.2 a 11d. This boy lived by dishonesty, and was well known at both Houses of Correction.—Total cost, 2321. 18e. 10d., or 191. lis. Id. for each boy. The following is a return of boys committed in one year from September, 1846, to Sept., 1847, to Weetimbuter House of Correction. Under 10 years of age, 831 1 and 452 ; 1 under 6 and . 12, 1 17 06 ; 12 end under 14, 271 ; 14 and dies /6, 406: total, 1,267. Of these could vesd and write imperfectly, 430 ; read only, len ; red eadatrerfectly, 206; neither, 477. Transported, 38; im with hard labour, 413 ; acquitted at the bar and lipsted, 72; committed to Newgate, 107; committed le boa labour 1-y magistrates, 637. The offences are thus &WIN : house-breaking, 11; entering dwelling-house le steel, 14; stealing in dwelling-house, 825; stealing from the perm. 158 ; attempting ditto, robbing employers and ' prente, 139; uttering counterfeit coin, 12; fraud, 13; mldeotealing, 2 ; wilful damage, 2 ; idle and disorderly, 16; viols and assaulte, 13 ; administering poison, 1 ; acts of inisesney, 6: total, 1,287, being an increase of 195 over the last year and 494 over the year before. THE SAILOR lERONE—The packet-ship Now World, Captain Knight, arrived at New York on the 22nd ult. It will be recollected that this packet-ship was the means of saving seversl of the passengers of the Ocean Monarch. The sailor Jerome, who is attached to the New World, was to receive the freedom of the city of New York, in a gold box, for his bravery and humanity on the occasion of the burning of the Ocean Monarch. Jennie has worked along shore and sailed out of New York for the last seven yeas. He method within the last two years, and has now OW child. He is poor, and has nothing to depend upon but his hard-earned wages as foremast hand when on the deep. TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF HOLLAND'S FLOUR MILLS. Between four and five o'clock this morning the above mills, situate at Stanley-bridge, adjoining Fulham, were totally destroyed by fire. When the fire-engines reached the scene of devastation, the entire pile was one mass of flames. Un fortunately there was but a short supply of water, and that was at a distance of from 150 to 200 yards from the mills, which rendered it newsboy for one engine to play into another to enable them to be brought into action. The ex ertions of the firemen and the inhabitants were, however, unavailing, as the whole range was reduced to one mess of ruins. As only a portion of the building is insured, the leis, upon the lowest calculation, is estimated at 5,0001. No in formation as to the cause of the fire has been obtained. STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER. [By Metric Tele/nab.) PUY BMX to lima O'CLoOR ?Me MORNING, the tried sad weather at the wed *MI were as follows: Lana= .N.W. „Mae Lath Mewls& W. Abed, Liman 8 Mae Ithmiththem ..& Flae Liverpool 11.E... Clalmelord—..N.W....Flas Idattehister W. ..a frost Mathereugit N... Mres Cheimelleid ...11.W....Fi5e Nem:oath W....Rath Celtheiter .N.W...Pthe NersosetemN.W.byW.Fthe Crewe &R....Vet7 Ilse Nand& N.W. .. Teas =6.0.R. limo ..V/ Mee Peterborough S.W....Phoe Rea DarshtiMN.W. „away Yeas W Pine Etharearb N Mae Psetamouth...R. Mee Gatedwel. W Asia Rugby N.Y.. Mu Oboopow B. Dios Southamptes.N.W....Ythe Glesmalsr .11 Mae Tweedesouth .141....C10udy =1 .N .W IL Flee Plus 8.W.....f10te Z%rd. ..N.N.W. Very doe ' MIL B.W. ..Plite Wakellell24.W.l7W.Pins bowl& N W.....Fthe Warta= ...N.w.....Fthe Lads .. N.W by N. floe Yarmouth N Me Laissiar 11.W.ue York ...NIL by R....Flae Ra, 6 pai., wird, N.W. ; stormy. Daresta, Oc t. Oet. r, Ost. IL 6.15 a.m.; wise. W. by N.; lee. SHIPPING. MAUI Azatvin.—Dablia, 2; Waterford, 1; Donagha. des, 1 ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, Oct. 11.—Wind this day at noon, N.W,mode. rate breeze., and fine, clear, dry weather. Dati, Oct. 10.—W.N.W. to N.W.—Arrived: bto, and Henrietta, Cey , lon ; Blanche, Col o mbo ; Jessie, Manilla; Barwick Castle Islay; Bride of Abydos, and Panama, Babia ; Agnes, Bardoes ; Bertha, America; Brothers, Richmond; Jane, Saguenay; Jersey, Newfoundland. Ar rived from the river: Thetis, Port Philip; Point, and Velocity, Jamaica. Put back : Candahsr, Port Philip. Orr LIVRAPOOL, Oct. 10.—Arrived: Diana, Queen of the Wert, Maid of the Mill, Bergs. G. A. Hooky. Haawtca, Oct. 10.—The Thystira, of Wiibeth, from &alum to London, has been assists& in here leaky, and with loss of bowsprit, anchor, and chain, having been hecattact, off the West Rocks, with the brig Brotherly Love, of South Shields. Nawarion, Oct. B.—The Logic O'Buchan, reported oa the 6th instant as around in the Wear, has be en got off and brought in here, without apparent damage. Drams, Oct. 9.—The Haulm ship Mentor, from Odessa, is coming up the river in tow of a steamer, ran upon a beak at the entrance of the docks, and lay bulls, but mos off neattide, making no water. 10th : The Mary Ana, from New York to this port, came to anchor lest night out. side Kingston harbour, parted her chains, and drove on the ier, where she lay very badly all night, and is making water COMMERCIAL & MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—Oar stock market is more calm to day, and Consols at 8.5 to 2 for money and account are without variation from the closing rates of yesterday. The very considerable improvement exhibited in the re turns of thequarter's revenue has been rather &stumbling block in the way of the speculators for the fall, who appear to be hesitating as to the advisableness, and the possible risk, of pushing speculative ;ales to a further extent, in view of there re turns and the forthcoming payment of large sums for dividend. We have a report that the Bank broker has been selling new stock on aooount:of the Treasury, part of the two millions credit allowed the Chancellor of the Exchequer, but the fact is rather doubted in some quarters. A bargain was done in Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 841 to ex-dividend. Exchequer Bills are 335. to 36e. premium. We have a r:se in Mexican bonds this morning, to 19} to;, which would seem to be founded merely on the state of the account, and from the jobbers having oversold themselves. Chilian are lower 1 per cent., at 82 to 4. Brazilis-, 72 to 4. Peruvian, 31 to 3. Portuguese are 1 per cent. worse, at 231 to 41. Bpsnish Fives lower, at 11 to ; the Threes at 22i to 31; Passive, 2/ to 31. Dauish are I per oent. higher, at 66 to 9. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 441 to 54 ; the Fours, 68} to 91. 13111{3111,11. 09 10 100. Belgian, 70 to 2. _ _ jrNOLtillt TIT ins. Bent Block 188 90 ex dl; — 3 Ot. Ital. Anna.. lid 4 ex 3 per Ot Coda Anon, 8611 div J Con% for Led OR 1 E: 3 par Cent., 811 f ci Ale nor MI, 3,32 i. w Xs prem. 1/01121CION 4 per Ct. Austrian Bonds. 41 per Ct. 11411. BOidA. TO 21 par Otat. ditto. yr Ct. N. iliziAla; 1ik1a..72 4 6 par Ditto Ct. M Beano. iami B ob. 33rm Dna, 4 SO Ditto Cohost. Da. Int Colombian Nquatior 164 a, .. II 2 3 per Cl Danish Nd... 443 66 9 63 13 4p a Of. Dub* C4efa.. 684 FUND& 1 veg 01164,. °raids Mc. 11 12 unmade, Waved 8d... 3 i 6 pm 01 liszkes, 1846, 161 I 6 per ot. Pinffla. 114.. 313 Porusat 233 4+ %Lt. 100 titTo Bds., 9 VW M... 111 34 r2l3opanlii Wined 111... 111, Pooh* 21 34 per et. Ilosetuel t ML . 14 11 Vensavols Deland 114....4 6 RAILWAYS.—The share market has improved slightly to-day, and quotations are a shade higher. London end North Westerns, 103 to 5 ; Caledonians, 171 to 18 ; North Staffords, 71 to 7 die. Eastern Counties, 12; Great Northam, 131 to 1 die.; North British, 14i to Is. SALEM EPT/ICIMXt UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. Yesterday's prices will be found in test page.) Bristol and Exeter, 46 Lon. & S. Western, 37 8 1 Caledonian, 18 171 Do. New Parip,l64B, Pref., 144 Do. New 101. PreL, 101 Ken, Met., & Lim. New 191. Eastern Gotmtles, 12 4 Pref., 04 Do, New Guar. 6 per Ct., 74 8 Midland, 76 74 Do. Ewen. No. 2, 11 d ex die Do. 301. Cooed. Pref., 74 7 E. Union Class B. (L a B.), 3 4 Do. Bit. and Derby, 23 E. Lemishire, 14 Do. Com. Brigs. k Binn., 6 pee Great Northern, 31 Cent., 114 Do. Halm. A Deferred, 24 4 N. Britlah,l4l 1 Do. do. 6 per Cl. Gam., 1 Do. Halms, 74 7 Great Western, 734 44 Do. Quarters, 311 Do. Halms, 424 Do. Thirds, 44 110. Qr. , 131+ N. Eltadordehlre, 716 Do. Fifths, 16 124 Shrews. & Bk., Clam A, 14 1 e.ll. Do. New 171., 9 S. Eastern, 211 i WIC. & York. Fifths, 311 D. Tlairda No. 4,61 1 Do. Third', Beg., 1 1 Wilts, Somer., & Wey., 204 Do. West Kiang links, 4 York, Newt. , k Bor., 24 24 Leeds and Mix Now, 4 Do. (Orig. Newt. & Ber.), 21 4 Lon. & Blackman, 4 Do. ft. .No.l (York and Newah Load., Bright, sad 13onik Comt, 11 104 234 4 Do. No. 2 (Neese. &Bet.), 11 Do. Gam 3 Ct. (late Croy- Do. G.N.P. Per, 44 31 don Thirds ) , 84 1 York &N. Mid., 49 3 Do. New 31. Gam. 6 per Ct.,11 Do. Pref., 64 Los. & N. Western, 103 3 Do. P.. & W. It Ex, 23 Do. New Qty., 241 Boologoe & Amiens, 31 4 Do. 101., M. 4 IL, A. SI Paris end Lyons, 4 Do. 100., M. & 8., C, 11 Sambre & Meuse, 34 All, Omura 10. decline in the share Durkee, hie existing. Midland, 76 3 Do. Halves, 13 d Fluters, Os., and Chest Prof, 121 IL E. & Dom, 214 Do. No. 2, 124 Do. No. 4, 61 York, Nem., & Borgia, 0.N.8. For., 41d To-day there was a further something like an increased pi Ca&dation Greet Northern A 2d Use. k Torts. , 3f d De. Fifths (late Lon. k N. Western, 103 Do. New Qrs , 21 d Do. Fifths, If p Do. ((Had. C. & It.) 20 Man., net, k Lin. Eighths, 8 d auxcintanta BALM Orman 10. There was a good deal of business done, but the market fully participated in the panic us to prima, a large quantity of stock being thrown upon it, and many of the smaller stocks being completely exile 4uished, or saleable at no price. Amb., Not, & Bost. IL In., 4 d Lan. & Solt. Fifths, 31 d Birk.. Lana, and Chen. 314. sla, Do. (late W), 6 646 1 d hi 5 VAS .R.U. et. 5.16 d Do. 104. shares, 91 d We. & N. Western, WS Bristol and Exeter, 891 d Do. M. & B. Qrs. (A & B), par Caledonian Pref., 11 d Men., ilheff , Lin. Mehtlaa,7ld E. lanemithe !Pref., I d Do Grimsby (304. oh.), 3611 North Staffordshire. 7f kd 8. E.& Dover, No. 4, 6 1.16 PRODUCE.—MiNciNa-LARE, Ralf-past 2100.1 The public salsa of Sugar consist of foreign, qualified for consumption, viz., 4,000 bags Pernambuco, 2,000 bows Havana, and 6,000 bags Santa Martha ; they are program tog heavily, and the importers buying in to sustain prime. Refined dull ; standard quality, 60a. to 60s. 6d.—Rise was chiefly bought in at previous rates.—Pepper sold steadily, at former priossA apart bought in.—Coife without altera tion. Indigo: nisei* b progradng, at yesterday's cur rency.--Cottos inestive.—Rum out at damaad.—Tea steady. emir articiss in material altintles. Duty paid MI Sugar to last emit la Lash" Limped, ewe. Bristol. H, sod the Clyde 4.417.3414 To the same ull period lase year 417.421 re LAT WESIL lbs. 11,181,1103 4,3 KM! 689,1194 323,579 1,469,447 Dennis mons !AID masa 111 1114$ 4011.1 g,=-' Hal! Clyde ..... .......... Total Barns time In ISO 17,769,429 96,961,215 ~.»... PRICES CI Swim, pert cwt. WIT AM W. India,B.P.bwn.33e. 6d.33e. P 64 Yellow &Grey 38 0...36 6 Pine 37 0...40 61 Knarltioa, erown 29 0.. 36 0 Yellow 36 0...39 0 Fine. 4O 0...42 Bengal &Madras, b. 23 0...33 0 Yellow 34 C..W 0 White 37 6.-44 0 Foreign, brown.-- 32 0...33 0 Yellow 36 6...37 6 Grey and white 39 0...31 0 Reined, Ilsmtwo 3l 0...27 0 Lumpslnd 49 0...31 0 Wed Com; in Bond. ia, o nary BS C.. 40 0 Good. 4l 0... 83 0 Fine 72 0...117 0 FRRENT. E 2 5... 0 • Hors. 9 0 0 • Ouse ateardlff bar 0 .. 0 • 8•5511511_ II 0-11 • 1.11•1), Ai For too. 261de.it l6 10... • • shat IT 3... • • Ban ....... 16 W.. 0 • Pateoi a3 " o ' t l9 10...0 • _ _ red or SllOllllll IS 10 0 Speller l4 .. 0 • 07m, per 232 imp. xal. d.p. MA, Seal, pale 97 0.. 0 • draw 23 10 . lb • brown it yellow 24 1.. IS • 8 71 1I t r - 7 ( 2' $ 1 ) . . 7 0 • 07d 94 . 0 .. 0 • 0414., good ordi. nary . 0... 26 Pine ordinary n 0... SS Pine 44 0... 60 _ _ South Elea. . . ... 13 14-10 • Olive,o4lllp4ll,p.tou 49 0...30 • Cows Nut 4l 0-41 10 . R O P 4 4 Pa% per tc47 37 0— 0 Linseed 2l 10...0 • todse4s 0... 72 1 17= 1 = 1 ordi n ray to Aft X 0... 41 maim and Pa Peermoeo. per met. Butter—Dare, lit... 80 0...51 • 4th. 89 0 SO —. Bths 0 0... • 21 0... 28 0 Ts., at par lb. Comply common— 0 0 ... 0 7 Ries, at per ewt. Bengal white 10 0... 14 0 Cargo 8 9.., 9 6 Java and Mania 8 0... IS 0 Patna, oleanid Carolina. _ 2B 0...31 0 Deblia,l6. 0 • Laerlok, do TS 0..76 • Carlow, 76 0..62 • Newry Ist ..... 0 0.. • • 71 0...76 • Serf, India, per tiers Prime Mere 0 0... 0 • Pork, prime mews_ 70 0...00 • Becoo-Pork,Lrark 70 • . 00 • Do., Belfast Boon, Waterford, BeTa t. • Lard= do P rfrk 1 44 0...66 • W Ditto Bladder Asteriten,duqp. 62 0...72 • Mon, Oz and Oorr, at per lb. B. A. sad IL. Video, oe.4d Oa. al dry 6 2a...0 Ika dry 0 0 ...0 • 0 ...0 lUo, dry 34 Umiak Valp. dry 0 . 0 31...0..0 West ladla, dry 0 0 _A • Salted 0 11..1 • Pest ladle. 0 4 1•4 'Dalt : 6z,, dry LAs=ir.lorse, per kids 4 • 6 taseia, dltto 6 0 7 • Dra Woos% at per too. Leivaalot-.43 15... • • ...... 4 0— 4 10 Carapreeby • 0_ • • rustle, Jamaica 3 0... 6 • Memnon, larga W solid 10 0...13 • • 0...10 • Lion 13 10...10 • tiapaa l9 0..11 15 Zed. dander*. . 0 10... 3 111 Brazil 16 0 .14 • Aum at arperde:, - Leew Prue.. .. 0 0 0 Demerara: 21 36 par met hawks. /0 4 4; MI ^ per cient:O:F.3 4 ... S Favourite marks 4 3 ... 4 Brandy, Intim& 3 8 ... 5 1 Brit/inspirits, d.p. 10 S ... 0 Soden Irish lO 3 ... 0 lkaa, per ton. St. ltim Aftesbang, 9 P.T.8. 213 0...40 had 0 0...0 Dutch and Flesaisk SD 0...60 Friesland Hoer, a per ice. SLYsterabargadern.23o 10...81 outanot W 7 dean Nis, Rhine 33 0...33 10 (Mahon pear Manilla San India Bann.— 10 0...21 Bombay l6 0...94 Juts Its, at per cwt. Banta 74 0...75 Straits Coca. in blocita 75 0... 0 Los, at per toe. £6 IS MO s.n .... TALLOW.—The market is quiet. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 465. ; October to December delivery. 465. 6d.; *sprats months' delivery, 465. to 465. 3d. ; January to March, 465. 6d. COALS.—HaVikast Two.—Buddle's West Hart -Isy, 17s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 16s. 6d. ; West Hartley, 185. ; Walls Bad Haswell, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Hatton, 17s. 3d.; Walls Bad Larabion, 17s. ; Wells End 80" wart's, 17s. 3d. ; Walla End Tea, 176.—Ships at market, 86. CORN.—Maax-wm.—Ths arrivals of all desmrlp tioas of Grain eine* Mondaave beau more moderato than of late. Oar market was bat ill-attended by beim, and the limited amount of basin= transacted was at prise s about nog to those of last market-day. - - - are Imbued. The following are Honda BRITISH. Wow, Bon sad Mac rod 4S to 56 to Norfolk em 8 46 to 54 to Talavera Men or Suffolk) . • `:- livi gums if to 0 iv fi to 0 0 In t