The Express. — London, England, 1846-09-05 00:00:00

". -K. 0-1 - i' 1"3417:7":5 -.. - - ' ' 4l - I;s[...er,lay, a slor-.• .. ... . . . ' . • 5........., aper, price novenas T UNION 'of LO ...,. • , FREE =HMI- (---" '" % " ----1 r P :i f per :ct ,A 2si outriea am, Bds. Bd..._ , I: TRESS. ItlON.—The WORKS of .- - ' bv yew UM, at the Gem at dm Society el WWI ~,,,...1/ SI per Cen ditto, Aitken. hdlik.etreet, Peel j WILL be OM to the PUBLIC MOUS of the " DAILY wzmovr TICKWA tem the 7th to the nth September, (Ij 7- e 1 2 1 t I. ir .. . pi, Cent. New Item Mx, „ me i nv in ee , w h et h er re a r WI OM e'trim iw eisy Illat a .fran Heves dB Tea (Meek, • erCt. Butned Arm Bda ~_ :- tit: Cen e"billia t. Coinm r blen Bda l°° 'miss Wile May SIN WO. Itth. . li .1 - " .4) • to publish an Evening maw Gomm 1 „,.... r , I . of Prices and Proceedings Sent. SONE LEWIS POtan.:X 5 flesrelasise. . _ *Wm b y psibliewhon. ..........., Oeomblea Equedse. Bda, I S am Ct Maid Bd. ILT None have resolved eibltrations. . se pet Ct. Dot& Btia, 59j 4 per Cent Dumb Orem, 9 • the Public 1 bat, b los'. NEW woox IN, NO . NTIILY P BE MIL citAium - . cs So lit el Ostelor 11 appear under a different leata le No. 5.1 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENIN * G SEPT. 5, 1846. [3d. I Ito be assa ia Meadaly Perm means with . llextfo ChassismlVltah mho la, the Firm *allot of PRESS." DRALINGS viva THE FIRM OF DOKBEY NEW EDITION of LINDLEY'S SCHOOL BOTANY. Yorixo.—A PrOPOlitiOa kb oirouleting urging mien in general pnm." , b ntain, in addition to the AND 8024. wh im mow uponedoe. In decay aro, price le. Id., to Insert a dame in the Constitution allo eipal dealers. Charnel e, a SUMMARY of the ~ LIE." SCII 0 0 L BOTA N Y Y . gyp` 18 ' lse . b ' e whither li r or maffied 4 not " i Caed"i" were rather NTELLIOENCE which vlikairmoQ er " ride." mom dereemely voted is ew Jersey, but for some decline. East Indians, Leaden: Whorl an d Elan* Whltelliers. Or, the IItrOININTS ef BOTANICAL SCIENCE. 91901 110 isiss was Iftreild. PARIS MAAXIT —TI adiestion. -. • 141 lambs sold at 18s. to lea There were some well br( d tops offeted for sale, and time from celebrated sheep flocks sold at prices varying from 5 to 8 guineas each. In the horse field the supply was large ; good Cart horses, adapted to London purposes, made from 18 to 25 guineas each. Nags sold at 141. to 201. each, sad good colts made equally good prices. There were lar ge droves of Welsh f ores t co lt s , w hi c h made from 3to 10 mimeos sash. Business to a very huge asiouat was transacted, sad this, yet remains a vast de d of stock to be cold. ANT. rondos Boon* Paper . [HE EXP_ ISIUMPHANT SUCCESS re" has led to numerous sot be practicable tc , o ntaining Reports of farad Markets on rioters of the "Dan r the wish of U She paper *lll astof "THE EXPRESS." ExPEass" will contain, in addition the Horning Paper, a SUMMARY and FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE re on the day of publication. THE EXPRESS" r ! the benefit of the Foreign Expresses, Cor nea, and other costly ch aracteristics of a j ou rnal. But the full and carefully pre tEPORTS of the MONEY, RAILWAY, [CE, CORN, CATTLE, and other MARKETS he marking feature. Proprietors believe that every respectable ent will transmit the new Journal, on receiving See order at the rate of l 9e. 6d. per quarter; ad any difficulty arise, all persons desirous of pplkd with " The Farms," are requested t o Poet-office order for that amount, payable to ver WALLERTDOE, 90, Fleet-street, London. THE EXPRESS" is published every after- Four o'clock. for advertisements and communications, cars, and 90, Fleet-street. London. Ler TOR ILUIINE CLOTHING AND MC MARIE& Department albs Oampteellsr Tionulting sad 're:impart Menne, demen Arm al. COMMISSIONERS for the o ffice LORD MOH ADMIRAL of the Usage Ibmiem of Great id Ireland, do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. IME THUM e °dame menu at One edoodi,jamtill he reedy ao suet as mu te willing le 00 UMW her D M tell imp lax Mslesty's was et ter Tel-Eva xo raparatlasafthreentanthe waning, ell mei s .d Ind Lissa wefts et neemerlee el sei r tc y dne on = be I for the Royal Marines, end fer the of Marine& 'thing to be sapplied either MADE UP, or in /LATILILIALS a of the Tender, and the (brattier.* of the Ceibmst...., tia at the aim °Mkt, and patterns of the articles maybe seen on ▪ at the Marine Moe, New-street, Springetardens, betimes id mad IL der will be remind after One o'clock on the day of treaty, I loticed, unless the party attends, or an agent br him duly d in writing. render moat be addressed to the Secretary of the Admiralty in the left hand earner the words Tender for 4 also be delivered. at Somerset-Nate, aexmapanled by a letter r two responsible sermons, repairing to become bound with ▪ tendering in the sum of £3,000 for the due performance Meet. FOR SUPPLYING POOR. ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Guar ani of the poor of the above pariah will. at their Marc to ri WEDNESDAY, the 16th loperoberleatlsiki die RD heirs Workhouse, at Ten Viola la the WAIVE tLS for supplying the pear at the W Mira, Nth day of September ilont, b the 17t1 lbw North, dare Inclusive. with the fellotelog orders, an P—Ocrog Ox g ood wow" Morton, the bed baseehebt lased awl Near, t Bata good Derby air Clessambse =marl=y. agl A dr beat Mmplea et ether palfigrie Teblissis. the 6 the beet Spilt Pete, erddie d Mew cZatilpins. tree tree beemai, wiel peel Teti the. but Seeto esd Moald Cat Boa, Llstaa, Walla sod Hasearhay, Nan, Leather, erg Otioday, r ca d Elm O. The snicks ranked me to a s of eew expense attending the delivery of Ma rms. areas lia n a required to enter into written anitrads el ▪ tins soreties f.r the dr ppwwformance thereat The ace. It a Saki le be altered or delrmird Tr a vi s :r tho Giandrisars which wag flassallsollbst the period weer. goad Ohara* weals la twee. 2141 ere losd sal seals; era are all be mesas. aloes eves riONEII4IIIIII6 NW be ebtabed at the clerk's alla Mrs Ardlardweil. aka Wednesday next, sad miry trier am 14 4, eneepeakd with specimens see roapka milers lobe applied. Patties raki, eel ) attend the meeting of the Drard= the ellemess. a far as emanates willoalott, a ha:4 maned sal pal within a month safe the garter It is tae rag/ pm to tender for any of the article. separately ; pram whose tender , are accepted will be required to dr weer at therm.) time. T. N. LOVE AND, Clerk to the Board of Guardians. left k KES AMATEUR REGATTA, to Meer at PUTNEY, on MONDAY, September 7. will enowlst of it Pair-oar Match for Silver Wherries -Ist hest 2nd do. 2O minutes past 1. Smilers' Match far Gold Sculls lsthest 2O minutes before 2. - . . 2nd do. 2 o'clock. • Match for Presentation Cup and Silver Ours and Rudder Ist heat 2O minutes past 2. 2nd do. 2O minutes before 3. Pair-oar Match — Final heat ...... 2O minutes past 1. Bafflers' Match— Final best 20 minutes before 4. Foar.oar Match— Final heat half-past 4. ces will be rowed up from Putney-bridge to Hammersmith wept the Final Beat of the Your-ccur. Match, which will be wn front Chiswick Eyot to Putney-bridge. -oar and an Eight oar Scratch Match, for Silver Medals, will the dar's sport. Entrances, ss. each person, will be received the committee's barge until S o'clock on the day of the sling will be allowed, and no boats, 'Rapt the Umplre's Sch will carry a white flag in the bow), will be allowed to ry the Mantas. ,SS.—BRITISH and FOREIGN PLATE, ROWN, and SHEET GLASS wAßEaousr., 49, Broad onnubury. (Established 1798.) oprietor begs to inform his Friends and the Horticultural at he has or hand a large Mock of British and Foreign Sheet en Glase of • very superior quality, and such as he can ly recommend from its equality of surface, complaints having eatedly made, since the duty has been taken elf, of the rof the surface of glass which has been used for hot.hotum It is now a well-known fact that irregu.aritiee or heights ; on the surface of glans are found to act as a lens, omioentrat. p of the win, and thereby injuring the more delicate plants. Sheet Ghia& weighing 16 on. to are foot, from sd. to 6d. per foot 1 4 to, 21 oz. to the squat but 7 to 9 urn Glare, from 2 to 6 ~ a !aired Crown oprietor has also on band an Inferior quality of Sheet Glass, from 13 oa to 16 oz. to the foot, from 34d. to 4d., to we greenhouses or conservatories would be mistakes economy, e having proved to us the positive Injury produced by its use littoral purpose., being suitable only for windows and sky. inferior buildings. on economical glass to be used with safety to the plants is o sine from 6 by 4 to 8 by 6, both to the first expense end in some people forget that large panes of glass break as well nes, and the larger the piece the greater the chance of its Fame in any part of the country by contract, ar at so much MYR MARSHALL, 49, Bred-4treet, Bloomsbarr, London. ,EION and BRITISH SHEET and CROWN LASS, for Hothouses, Garden, and other purposes.—R. C. pin reduced the prices for small crown aquaria, invites a an of the meant quotations with WA former lista : per gross. From y 4 es. I Bby Per 13s. 9by 7 Per fr . . lbs. 10 byB 88s. r ein fart ' receive rally consignments of STOUT FOREIGN GLARY, of which be purposes keeping such a stock as will be to execute all orders as soon as received. AGATING, BEE, CEICINI3ER, and GRAPE GLABBEB of wriptioo, cheaper than at any other house.—For New Lists It COGAN, Glom, Lend, and Colour Works, 48, Leicester- Ando& TLOCK BATH.—A. and W. GREAVES, the RUTLAND ARMS, BAKEWELL, embrace the oppor 'rettimiag thank.. to the nobility, gentry, and their commer ids for the rapport they have received during a forty years' e at the Rutland Arias, and with a view to a continuance fiPPert, they beg to aware them that they have spared no to render their establishment at Matlock in every war worthy nonage they have received and are most anxious to =ta d it will be their constant endeavour to render their charges rate as the mama taken to pro, ide for the comfort of their will possibly allow. Communications being constantly kept 'elt the two astablithmente, parties wishing to make a tour of n'f of the Peat, may have every facility afforded them on the 'enable terms. Their visitors at the Rutland Arms will con have the privilege of enjoying the fly fishing, for which Rake r° long been oeebrated, while at Matlock excellent &thing, noting, table d'hOte, and the amusements olf the public e offered for the gratification of their visitor& kis within six miles of the Ambergate Ration, on the North Itailwap, where conveyances meet every train. 516. LNE'S WARRANTED GARDEN TOOLS. _ _ . and an interested in G ed J. MAXI'S extensive! FAIEN TS. best London idale Garden Seats and I Grape Gattieress and I Scissors nooks Gravel Belies and I lexamine G. 'NINO IMI'J Coalbrd ItOrS kirdening parsnits. are dock of GARDENING made Garden Engines Chairs. Pruning Knives, vs. rious rs Faws „ Scissors Rates in great ea. Arty s itr yt Zg Hooks Scythe Stones hear, various Sickles Sickle Saws nodes and Shovels Sends witch Hooke Thistle Hooks =VatingThcla — Sieves GreenbouseDoorsaad , Wins pat. i bits r 'mi n ft -61, Frames Hammers Hand-gbee Frames Hay Knives Roes of em 7 pattern Ilarticulturs4 . Ham- -- ;;;; . andHateleta Hotbed Handles Labels, various pat terns, to eine, por celain, ka. Ladles' Seta of Tools Line. and Reels _ _ . kir and II wire I Int 'RE ' riekglrces wan Nails watering Pets weed . 11:xlmetars sad Villas sad tharlses Cliss sad fte et* (Mare elaties r a t im e intsm L Wheal "Wiwi Youths' Soto si Took AM'S PERMANENT I LAM Hottlenttoral e Melted Klaedgem— to Übe Kaaument, 41, kings Mattocks 311421311607.‘'hi5re Mole tthe Mowing ThMiltmßa rlehiSall Pick Axes Potato Forks Pruning Bills sole Agents for LIN( hied, with the Mastro ....paid, to any part of fool Warehouse, °peal BUDDING KNIFE.—" 1 1 W — is the 7 110 auxe Knife ha aeon, the ivory Waft Is shard h cf sewed Pe:knife e 7eherp and tuned MIP " the PAR it... o erimAy well contrived kir dr oe , c Chro• it in at.k of teor Lindley in the Oin II a f a ' 11.1ar_ Inetrament Maker and Collo, No. Mt 0087,7 1 111 at No. t, Dolphin-en*, Baiabli. bop 10 OW Mid fib. „ Tir. to the above delealia SOW Knit few to ll receipt of SS pow polo. lowa. or 4411, 1111 •1,_ ‘ __Ploisothirbio owl So Min fencrel effentet_. "maim deo Moo Milk he bin the WI ePrim", 'II. RK S by DOUGLAS JERROLD. V •••••••••••••• Ls biro IletA Wise Is. ad. THE CHRONICLES of OLCIVERNOOK ; with some Maul of the Hermit fa, PUNCH'S LETTERE at t bill i i Tr e e Correened and from the MSS. In the Aheibin Man. With Tweelp-Iliesr lbw Cretins by KZIFINT Hugo's. be Asters hit price , THE STORY of & FEATHERbet. Din SA strated by Lunn. larolbehea p prim PUNCH'S COMPLETE LETTER-ITER. With Fifty Hindrances by [acs: Ilaanotows.k e, ?doe CrwenAl. d g fit a MRS. CAUDLE'S Ha CU lta- RTN LECTURES, suffered by des late Job Oradle. A new FAltion. Inastraledby tram Pelee One &Ming. TIME WORKS WONDERS. A Comedy in Five AA% is performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket The sth 101111 . Price One abitting. BUBBLES of the DAY. A Comedy in Five Acts, u per formed at the Theatre Royal, Current Garden. Landon: Pubilthed at tb. . Ruth " Offlee, M. Plead-atreet. GA,oel pulihehe, pries No. TX. THE ALMANACK of the of MONTH, A REVIEW of EVERYTHING and EVERYBODY. EAlttedby Gnawer Assort. h %mem Lambe: Pt blished it the " Punch " Office, e 3. FleetAbeet. nom ---- TWIST. By CHARLES DICKENS. lino nwerrior by Newton Cam=AA; and the blest Correethme sod Melnik= 44 the Anther. No. IX. Is jest salami. peke On. Shilling. Telealsplebed Is Tett Numbers. Neeffissf a t i re. Whiteerlare. Ant 140. XXI. es g ilt OUGLAS EROLD'S SHILLINO .asSINAes Ilmeteeeei Naha end = a t ry lnt.-1110 Cabet: Ile Xeeoll red ISM los& lama Ime.—Coriedeet of Chehlealsp.— Tres Supsoet at ON/Ame.—Yerses Squire IsArdr.—The A at Preedes.—Peedi Omit PIO& Pram -MIMI' lON YOUNG INGLAND.—lteelewe, ha. ha tandem: Paillibat at Sr "Peach " Mgr Si. Tree-rret. Now ready, New Palau rooked sod oiloripsd. desk 4a. 64. RURAL CHEMISTRY : an Hesisaisry Introduc tion to the Study of the Science In its Ids .. to EDVAJD kw, ?AA, LLB., P. 0.&, Ike. Mamba rut.= Lliaristy, liesisal—Coirrsents:— Olissieof shimistry—Alkiky—Nature oloseitiolles and Ms desseatailes els, Ito properties awl ss sue results of embolism— sisr, oat elorm—F.ffewo of froul—ldisat at Muir II linso--Colwoloo—Owolwoilos am lossr—Owftrao PS illeaaigl lenessiwkw.bo.—Notiwo of soli ad law boom owd ows—Ompoweill 811 dellasdmilifte willis Wools adds— amilmed VIII kgdrow limo . owswods —MY Ni6-16116046—== mll6 s —Peloone 6114. 060661D--PlParoilod wift a066-1641as Deoodow—Ploweimui. piersiorlo odd. 11L—ftwo-411w1166—Folodh No powiliso—PcSonsie 6:4= of Pink Weds ima ones at Pligs se lliii ik‘ Is 416616 :66. 4 al lw r i: AMIN awl plapolo— owiso—Llow, So alms pro pordso—Conousaik wilPolo. owl of Now--/kipslo. hi watootia. Wpm* mod* owl amigo IT.--11wowlbo— Ms Ka, cr Nab 0016-61110040 et plush mil oolo— gin K a, boplolo—llw sodas tbolo osillopil wijo—bow. floooli—Hobos 1 - Wers - elbra, ar peas vlabi-Gols-blie-bereery-COpper -Itier-Ila--111sasearee-Lesd-bletallie Om& Cheeter ma = sultior-Veastabie ribibrese-Ilf= ready eseldbe derdi-Oase, eiblds sad -Ilepe-Caak sad yap earm-Obsivb abbrs. eseelab Neb. derdes-renabledes-lblilt V seide-Vbible, Ode, belede, ma bulb side- Ueh eubb gre region, earanauggilaggeggigig engd tomb et pleds-Sabsd swishrsamisii--nift--11•01. sad seide-Oisebr, rib, sad ebear-Oddirr-lred-ilmb ebbe barb ban, ba-Proteb food et erlarb-Dloetke-brolndba-Clees- Was bleed-1' rine. Clegeor VL-The food et viggla-flialgogal alba Mrs the eir-lbasse otatygeo. hydros, b altredirodel eselie-bibbires daubed from dr erd-asorese et rew eo tbeir tonredas-Deserpeddra d dibele-lielbsated slew tare et .ads-The seam serstllbab et adb-Orgede rallas sells Mama, harnic acid, their gna atila-411agglinglim_ arldee lbletare, air, and warmth -Infigegsa et 11.11-0111•9 at Ihe knee - leeio-Plormation of organic miallt-FICRIMI. *UK. derpodsed matter-Vltallty et essedire st e t= sobbiene planta-Effeeta ordinals-Maisie/plops 4M MMI sir. ' der VIL-lreetiontioa resiftfle arew-lisess d radestab. Mtfertility of the ra- M 4 elf lenewbbe-aserks at eseas- 7 Sowhing-Drilmlig-M4M4M4-o.lPlik allenre mem ; sealefas albegus-llasbe at plibeadlea-bdpbreeted spur -tom d risure-lbeal prago-aledmetalbbill l 67 _ Me-Maw mirerei-woo; rim eft- _ of Mtn p a w imwan ,e.dut. 111111111110 h ap .. nignu ing etilkc=-Ibe•- Mew =blab eelbilllreledrbian sell-deltsel Ira. itla--(bapeellba et belabor _steps.oarbsslllea =Liebe- lUse-Dedreirei=lbseed- Par-lredls-Velearr-lereabse- Ameba Arlebobe-Oirle-Cebbeis-Tandpe-areet Iow a ! ! —P` duis kswe—Horsee—Pies— OW ashei—Pest ashes of portloolor Human ozermoot —Urine—Moo of Farmyard thusg—Ouaso—Wood aim PublJhed at the ogler of Tu " Oaseatme Cinema; exa Ao..icuLevaat. Gurres." 5 Upti wellington-atreet. o:mat-garden. ET JOlll =MUM, PIM, 7.1.11., Narrow of Betsey to thivertity Hasp, Lades. A New Edifies Xmases Alterations sod natal! Four Ihnired tuokves met • elan Weirdly e c t 4 = l Crd It la w aters * et ed ear= lhot.ttee Imes peen* to yesS is te bait Ise deems, they 111110•111. sombel. pb T imop ci:e: ta Tie amender. seli dillhesses a the sauna sad orders of are =tn the Pkwa at la fa heardea eirdefeadem of De The ease sepses 4 this awyeedan wee le maim yaw of aswelweil tile the mama ael psepirles the ar ,.. Sea essiteweis thee se tisk skit weishYsi Ida le - be *nea p= is the vithartrillal ram aphis eTh weber, the wresure ediesisied to elble a It MT: aneely a vide me in the memos rename 4 6 His ewe limirable that some natural Newry shoed la beasessol.fflt ally to relieve the wawa et the lam seethe stelae awhile posegyeream seweeseessatysageski let it was ale hoyeetee lon the se m d ils embewlial Mee. Thin regy he a albrame eaglets as le the ebewlefie 4 ending meistlei lime the Wally aflehref ;be thee is dr ipii may se te the impertume of knowleg the samseethe e m hie twerike web er which he is eselemily eft. Thes is at al the emmed dye pence at ear bedilearsee, ipmeat ewe has di em,be ess d e dee eet Is this and retort that ear of his youth ho oat e dwe of The Teresishin gentleman who et himself to oaosidershis end we marl to wry a see °Menial= ere I hem limas* to Leese, Mtn tams saved the melte he he hamewethat the lissalrea pew la abrihmee his own web; awl it eal i e eskeemeed the eery am of t ine r in essed mart iety dem iy and a even in the beentila Wha p m Prat, weld have hood ed - Mew& early winsarme had spared than lir marttlea, te ee& a e of kosnike beet Lee IL that the tee to esteem we armyy the eprse& Velem the beeasebedissa of a anima of =haw say= he tire step le be eits Wtem aloft Weft et MI6 Ulm reereem et oentesetry. Is the alemweefliejtembett mete sales mote ebeeco. He east essese the teeheeire eilesse, sat umeter them earrealy. lide Mehl* Won inesrei firths perms aoliftildni. ow. It seetehridi theft neremery he bre le seder to make a fair awl itineindene sew wee Hey see abseil have the woke the white moaned es vane he veld that be eared= to terry idenedries onwards with me. Deb is set really essessery to beam ateented with al the plants here meelload. Therm. My SI mew wee= are letrodoced, which are malt =m em= be no gibe the owlets. eon moo pert➢et Wow to Mirmino ids Mither. Lai ed emelaby ow more= carer, will always mar it MI MI le imp every Oft =re wonicael; bat no cominhis eiremenistre sok thie wiry, ear lapedimati to the =Mika era Imo ei= she Mils with whisk the WM= is to be aide rgeeekeetLlhrrhene gcnereny alma =doh we within any DM% ; nel le raw= the eseirlea of dm more say, the Tyler Mine we mike. A very moll am of smog will enable wary Meoleilie be =Mate the wilds Is • whs. whore they awylie WM it froteles itilmialeml ebrader d genre see @peeks, all the moss Wear Metridier ilse debars Wird* reurres the aid of a =Et bershainiseentkemnydimespeded; ea et tentka e mare eallelte them maids are obvious am* to be observed by any re a past roe 111kIt of limper Mang air I nor r the " prim. eipai,° will be appmesse, Err ibm penmen Mrs bare to eater arena main bemad errs. The Werhem to rt. beware, meow. ==.6fis Ger them atelier deal Is he seemperethely lie rime seem ma be le orbs lis alsinis theamaphly espedeled, Is the Iret Wins% with ibe seised cadre whir ere melba tree I. to LIXIIL, dem le esprit Mai bray the dilharmseed theme to whir se s end miler eas prinell. In eiddidd. the mare is remeresied Osier Mae that, Is mildlibme to a anal earelmir le madded rib • prose less dabout a ma a &woken d piper the blow le mist has In earlobe, mod ems Ids to &yrs, the trzth u relsers of pier deft brought bilhes Ida Thee, is no se sortie' as the War, Is assolia mass serum to esti nmereerestly Ike IMbeeres berm re gime eel another; and, it is premord, as ow will Walt of lissidep Ida" wither an ample semay et dui sperms, whir b aro dlielbeile mess hie der or the purpose d king weird me deledat Ware. leder. It to rims to dry botany, carat OM peddle is ride far the of those habits of dread= whir nadir marl lYiory me peculiarly useful as • be d model Wars. rhos mindsets do not enjoy the ethseispes of a competent teacher, Oar best plan will be to put this buk Ys the hear af an limMgentsser, and to induce him to emir ran weekly with Set ere sand in it. At brae dm ems caspees the whir they may Ind with the dole Ormeaves, and this kind of pease* is eta errs, the most certain to lead so earn terms rsedis. —•'•' - " • • • Noe; ef the windmill employed in the Bret edition Mee been introMmed on this meadon. Experience Mom dm. ortemlAng, it is Inemeneede that as mesh sauna am eereraalre Mould be amend In wearing the ilittetralione. Tar gimeajaa4 ere en lea melt alike in reeky; exasalud, or nub wooden!, imams this slosse, sad miss sans *ea Metreet. The cuts assf saspbsyst ili a li rts mks It begasilde that any 'Make mislaid be mail by rose_ the sesstbstseprisassd as to the Awls la *ld* dug Inks& ma Ydasa and to Matte by Mr. Pilsases graphic prosacc, Sr ssalogsas Medea of ~swim atilt haw Wetly empioyedm this oetalloa, leave Allia In Mae on the moss of accuracy. Lisicersay College, Loridon:_ - CaArrin L-OP_PLA%"I • 3 IN GENERAL. iii , liiiiitt or EXOGMNS. IV.—OF TBALAMIFLORAL EXOGENB. V.—OF CALYCIFLORAL EXOGF.Na. VL—OF 001SOLLIYLOIAL =MKS& VII.—OF 110NOCHLAMTDEOU8 EIOGEKS. V7II.—OF ENDOUENS. IL—OF CRYPTOGAMS, or ACROGENS. Bradbury &Evans, PS, Fls4-Neel. ! r isisa . . TSPI T N O .—A proposition is circulating urging to Insert a clause in the Constitution allosi- MOMS lee*, bet wheelie? single or married is not said. war ea Sereemly veiled is New Jersey, but for earns twaselhe ider was repealed. heir=facts eonneeted with the Gulf stream have by a party of Uoited States' officers, during a mmiltieeimiee is tlis brig Lawman, in which 1,327 miles weereMlK SOS =her temperatures observed, 140 tonspe aillillipai 11111011 three 6 to 1,500 fathoms, and specimens of the sompfset tw eete a sted. The higlsest temperature at the serlios was SO and St depress of Fahrenheit's ther essomseitel Mr tesagmature at 1,500 fathoms was 37 degrees, end dm aorilies temperature, SO tkgress. TIM 01111tON CIOP.—The Saamment Republican says the plantatiems of Camden, Glynn, and Mclntosh, all complain bitterly le regard to the crops. The rains have been so balmy ini ketteeatinued, that it has been found imporsible to work them grepsely, and the consequence is that they are eammllsimed mkt - The weed has grown too rapidly, sod the peat is that in case of dry weather 401 be mill balbre maturing. The apprehension is, Met be me sweet will the yield exceed a low avenge. Gloomy threbodings et sleet crop now crowd upon us from the Sea Mead regiss, sad from the valley of the Mississippi, Westems Louisiana, Georgia, and South Carolina. It is .seceded, on all hands, that the crop will be under an average. CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE ARMY. Pour Litters, Atro. 4.—General Wolff and staff, with the two regiments of Illinois volunteers, will take up their line of march to-morrow for San Antonio; and a company of Kentucky volunteers, 76 rank and file, under the coin maid of Captain Roger W. Hanson, Lieut.& U. W. Hanson, W.. McConnell, and George Southerland (which, by the way, I ought to havementioned in my kat), now enoansped here, me under orders for marching on %health bat. Than, cartilfattglef..oo......«.. fink properties of ew Orleans in the schooner Brazos, Nig at gm seer seventeen days, with much sickness on busk without a pity/idea or medicine. There ax. new thirty-Wiz on the ski list—principally with the measles— though fast recoverieg. Lieut.-Col. Barney, of the 2nd Dragoons, left San Antonio about the 22ad ult., with the troops then under his com mand (about 400) for the Rio Grande. The particulars I will communicate on my arrival at San Antonio. The Catherine arrived here yesterday, and is detained for the general's despatches. She will leave, I suppose, this afternoon. I received nothing from you by her. In haste, tc., J. A friend has put us in poreinton of the following letter, which will, we think, he found to contain some items into- i rest&u to our commercial readers. " foot Isabel, Texas, July 27, IW. "Dear P.—l have bees to Matamoros sad hack swam by steam, sir heel It a evel phase Is what It was 1111•11 whit the worst kind of AMNIONS end other gegediekn. lan at the whole essay; tt Is so Sys hr a woMmam mid I advise you sot to °anew it. I will die is lam ors is, Mhe Mooted sow. Our regiment is at or Warr AR fiNr a t r oor toms th at have greyed ere at the Bruce; mad they'd.* be at New Orleans, so difficult is the trampartatiou bun Wallow "If ths wee aot put as w te by treaty, it will take five years to kinks by alma lav "I 'll r ave slam tlmeser digaillen Isdeseribe Fort Brown or the BettleCiromda NA" it row, that they hair been under water for weeks ; and if the Meeks= hod not fought us es they did, the water would have whipped us, sere." LATE FROM CENTRAL AMERICA. We are in the receipt of advice, from the city of Guate mala to the 27th of June, and regret to hear that there is every probability of a renewal of further revolutionary movements. On the 26th, during the funeral obsequies of the late archbishop. it was discovered that a plot had been formed for the assassination of President Carrera and those in power. The service was immediately interrupted, and most of those present fled to their homes, whilst the troops and artillery turned out with loaded arms, and occupied the streMe. The outbreak was checked, but it was much feared that it could not be long delayed. Rumours of revolution in different sections of the state were rife in the capital. The position of foreigners there is r, presented at present as extremely precarious, a more than usual hatred being openly expressed towards them.—lfooduras Observer and Gazette, July 11. SPLF.NDID NEW EDITION DP PLAYS. 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Tar arrival yesterday of no less than three Foreign expresses enabled us to afford a striking illustra tion of one of the many advantages to be derived from the connexion, under the same proprietory, of this paper with the Daily News. We announced at the mitsct of our labours that the Foreign Exkoresses, and other costly characteristics of a morning journal would be at oar disposal, and availing ourselves of these resources, we were yesterday enabled to fur nish our readers with news from India, the West Indies, and America ; all arrived by Extraordinary Special Expresses after the publication of the morn ing journals. AMERICA. To the news from America published in The Ee -1 press of 3 esterday, we have now to append some further intelligence. The accounts from the seat of war communicate nothing decisive ; in fact there had been no movement of the slightest importance either by sea or by land since the date of previous advice.. General Taylor was still at Matamoros preparing to move forward about the middle of August, and troops were being concentrated at Cainargo. The Mexicans were said to be employed strengthening their de fences at Nlonterez. And it was also reported that General Mgm had assembled a force of 3,000 men at Lenares. General WOOD was to move with two re giments of Illinois volunteers from Port Larocca for San Antonio on the sth of Aust ; and by the last accounts, General KEARNEY had advanced within two marches of Blut's Fort. We extract the following from the American Sun : We regret to learn that Governor Henderson. of Texas, after a tedious illness, has fallen a victim to the diseases pre vailing in the camp at Matamoras. He was much esteemed as a private citizen and an efficient public officer. The brave General Lamar will probably succeed him as commander of the Texian volunteers. The Honourable Josiah Bailey. for many years, and until recently, Attorney-General of the State of Maryland, died at his residence, in Cambridge, Dorchester county, on Friday last. The Washington Union announces the death of Samuel Humphreys, Chief Naval Constructor, in the 68th year of his age. Mr. Humphreys, we learn, died suddenly of an attack of apoplexy. He was a native of Southwark, and superintended the building of some of the finest ships in the Bevy yard. The ship St. Mark, Captain Martin, of New York, bound from Mobile to Liverpool, with 1,760 bales of cotton, has struck on Florida reef and bil./ed. UNITED STATES NAVAL REFORM.—The United States Secretary of the Navy is introducing reforms of the most salutary character into his branch of the government. Merit alone is to be hereafter the passport to eminence. Family influence or political intrigue have too long found refuge in our Republican Navy, but as it was a mere imitation of the royal navies of the Old World, and the government knew of no better or more efficient system abuses could not be avoided. Mr. Bancroft has bearded the lion, however, and in striking at old corrup tions and abuses with a fearlessness hitherto unequalled, ex cept by some heroic Washington or Jackson, he receives the applause of all intelligent presses in the country. FPurging, we regret to say, is yet continued, but in a few months we hope to hear of a humane modification of this part of the syste. STATE EcncrioNs.—The August elections for state officers in North Carolina, Indiana, Missouri, and Illinois, are im portant in a national point of view, only so fax they exhibit an increase of Whig strength in Whig states and of Demo cratie strength in Democratic states. Of North Carolina the Rakigh Register of Friday says, Graham's majority cannot fall short of 10,000, and the Whig majority in the senate will be from 2to 4, and inithe house about 16. R. Melvin, Req., the democratic senator elect from Bladen, Columbus, and Brunswick, died on Wednesday last in the midst of the con gratulations of hk friends upon his re-election to his former meat. The returns from Kentucky show that the Whigs ham gained two State masters (out of the tea elected this year), and made a net gain of four members of the House of Representatives, which will give them on oust ballot of the two legislative branches a majority of forty-six ! In Illinois, Smith, democrat, has been elected to Congress over Trumbull, also a democrat, by nearly 1,800 majority. Fieklin, the present member, is probably defeated by one of the sans party. 801:TH AMERICA. By an arrival from Rio Janeiro the regular files of Portu guese papers have beep received. Our dates from Rio are to the 10th of July. 1 Our notices from Montevideo and the Argentine Republic ecafirm the previous reports of Restas's victories over Pas. The latter has retired into Brazil, and the troops of General Roses were in undisputed possession of their own territory, the Argentine Union. According to letters from the Parana, Governor Madariaga had caused a flag to be borne about the streets of Corrientes with the words " Peace or Death! " emblazoned on it, as a warning that those who pronounced in favour of rebellion should suffer the penalty mentioned. Dos Asada has gave on a mission from Buenos Apes to Paraguay. Commander Cardassi, with a small force, entered Victoria on the 6th April, and after burning two launches of the enemy, relfiarned to Corrientes. The Defensor de bribe publkhea a letter from General rrquiza to General Oribe, dated at Cala, advising him that the rebel Paz had fled. On the publication of this notice the greatestrejoicin,ga took place at Corriates, and a proclamation wu at once fanned by the Governer, Don Madariaga, an nouncing that the great work of liberty was complete. Our advices from Chili and Peru are a few days later. Both are enjoying the most perfect tranquility. The recent insurrection at Santigo (Chili), had been entirely quelled, and martial law abolished. On the 22nd of April a dreadful accident occurred at the fort of Santigo, which resulted is the death of five persons, and the maiming of IR many more. It wu occasioned by the premature discharge and explosion of a large cannon. In Peru the most important topic of the day was the for mation of a company for the purpose of digging out the river Rinac, a small stream running between Callao and Lima, in order to make it navigable. Lima it must be understood, is the capital of Peru, and consequently the head quarters for everything. Callan is its seaport. The distance between the two plaCes is nine miles. Such an operation carried well into effect, would be of immense advantage to Lima. FOREIGN FUNDS. 1 per Cent. °miaow Eds., Grenada Darrel DV .: 3 per Ct. WM." 284 s &ILA 9 per Oat. Paruslaa 3 7 8 . Bess- Brla, Partagam• Oman Ede., 47 8 I Ayres Bda, 41 3 6 per 411. lads 100 2 S par Ot. Spenlis /165., 3 7 1 .r Cent. Columblon Bda. 'a I Ina. 314 rab* Equador Bda, 171 8 lk Dial* remerielles„, _ ads., 591 63 UarQ.Paea, 43 3 Oerta, 94i 3 Voilausla Boa. 12 13 RAILWAYS. The market continues without any parlianlar altera tion in general prices, but flat from the almone of the prin cipal dealers. Charnel and Blythe's were ant quite so good. Caledonia's were rather heavy. Manchester and Leeds in decline. East Indians, now quoted from 16a. to 16s. 61. Pawn Mannar.—The Paris Railway Market appears to be in an awkward state of embarrassment. It has been raised from a great and long motioned depression of shares and titles, unsaleable almost on any terms, and supported since at nominally higk and more respectable rates of price, by a combination of capitalists, who remain, therefore, as a consequence of the operations, with the bulk of securities. Of these they do not seem likely to be speedily reiered, as during the panic and depression the smaller class of speculators and jobbers were ruined and swept away from the bourse, whilst the public, still fresh with the impression of the reckless speculation of last year, if not smarting from its effects, exhibit a marked dis inclination to embark in railway securities. Opinion has been still more prejudiced by the railway dims ' tees. The combined capitalists themselvi a, with aU their power of means, were unable to support the market under such an tusfavourable conjunction of circumstances without a considerable loan front the Bank of France en the deposit of solid securities. hires hoped that the new legislature, now is its first session, or the Government might, in some form, come to the relief of railway capitalists involved. It does oboe appear how that was to be accomplished, or was possible, without a grant of money from the State. But if no aid can or will be supplied, still it could scarcely be expected that the perplexities of the " situation " would be sins. vated. Such could hardly fail to be the cue, liakesek if, as reported, the government is about to make, ast age. &Wiwi, but, direct concessions for new lines of railways, ea condition, much more advantageous than were granted by the former system of adjudication or competition to the lints already formed and formnag. In smelt event, the share of th e new lines will be sought afher as preferential to them of the aid. The holism will sail timir sir Ewa. sad Ins - IMMO bill) SG asec railway storks, so that the coartaion and depression of Talus is the market, of the old sharer, will be more exaspanted PRIG OF BIM= MID FOREIGN SHARE LIST. Amber., Netting., Dim" aid *Arm Junction, 91 ; Blinhitharn and Glonaister, 130; Biniatibeen and Oxford Junction, 64 4 ; Bristol and Exeter, 361 ; Bectighmhf o l) ; Ciardonian, HI 151 ; Do. 4 Shared. 11 1; Cambridge and If ; Chornet and Blythe, 2 ; entrall, 11; IMMeen Gesankm ; Ditto, New 71 prn. Ditto Perpetual, I per OW. No. 1, 1 pm. ; Ditto ' Ditto, No. 2, 4 pen. DO Tort Extension, 21 ; Great Southern and Western ( Irel and), 30/ ; Great North of England, 229 Great Western, 147 ; Lancaster and Carlisle, New, 1 ; Inds and Bradford, 701, 701; Leicester and Bedford, a t i diu . Taniworth, Coventry , lhrmingbain, and Trent V Junction, 1; Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle Junction, 2f, • London and Brighton, 634, 1; London and Nnetk-Western, 2064, 5 . ; ditto liner ten, 24 3; London and South Western, 71/, 1,2, ex. die.; ditto, New, 2d, 51 ; ditto, New, 201 ; London and York. 14 ; Londonderry and Coleraine, 5 1 : Lynn and Ely. 16a1; Manchester and Lens 4 sharer, 54; Do. Extension, 21 eipm ; Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, 144 pm; Manchester and Southampton, 114 ; Mid land, 139 o 401; Do. Midland New, 374 ; Midland and Eastern Counties 01 ; Newcastle and Darlington Junction, 42t04 tel ; Do. New 1014 ; Newark, Sheffield, and Boston, 1 ; Norfolk Ex tension, 21; North British Ovine Extension. 41n4a1 •, North Stafforethe, 5404 pm • Northampton,.Banbury, and Cheltenham, 11; Rating, Guildford, Utd Reigate, 101 14 din.; Rugby, Leamington, and Warwick, 11 pm. • Shrewsbury and Birmingham, 21 ; Skrop skin Unice . t , 1 4 ; ktrewsbury Wonerluunpton, and South Ste tannin' erns. 24 ; booth MiLlend. 1 pm.; South Eastern and Dover, 4311; Do. New (do. 33/. 6a. ad.) No. 2, 17 ; Staines and Richmond, I; Weet Riding Union, 24 pm. • York and Carlisle, 1. Fowox Ratkwars.—Boulogne and Amiens, 131 4; needn't; Toulouse, and Cette (Mackenzie's), 11 ; Louvain k la Sambre, If ; Namur and Liege. 21 ; Northern of France Cont., 131 ; Paris and Lyons Cont., 61 ; Rouen and Havre, 20; West Flanders, 4. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Quarter to Three o'Clock.—This, as usual at this season, has been a dull day in the stock and share markets. Ccnisols have been, without variation, 961 to 1, for money, and 961 to 1 for tires. Reduced Threes, 961 to 1. Three-and-a-quartee per Cents., 981 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 171 to 20s. premium. Bank Stock, 209 to 10. India Stock, 269 to 261. There was little doine in the foreign market, where the limited dealings were almost all in Spahish and Mexican. Both were fiat and in decline. Spanish Fires, 271 to 1; the Threes, 39 to 1. Mexican. 264 to 4. For other foreign securities the prices are given below. The foreign exchanges yesterday were about the same as last poet day, except Amsterdam, on which the rates were On that city they were 12.64 to 7 ; on Roterdam 12.71 to 1 on on Antwerp. 26.5 to 71 ; an Hamhurgh, 13.121 to 13; on Frankfort, 1211 to 1 ; on Paris, 25.95 to 971 ; all at three months. Half -pose Two o'Clork.—The Bank of Eng land averages for the week ending the 29th ult., as compared with those of the week preceding, show an increase of notes issued, against coin and bullion purchased, of 221,9001 the average issue then being 291,875,890/. • an in crease of active circulation, then averaging 20,426,1301., of 278,1651. ; an increase of public deposits, then on average 7,142,2121., of 299,210/. ; a decrease of " other" deposits, then on average 9,161,8681., of 912,153/. ; a decrease in " other" securities, then on average 12,396,4571. of 617,3671.; an increase of coin and bullion; then on average 16,366,0681. of 189,4021 . There was a small decrease of seven day and other bills, as also in the rest. The increase of the circulati in in activity will be readily accounted for by the more considerable decline in the amount of private or " other" deposits withdrawn. Oa railway deposit account there can now be but an insignificant amount remaining with the the bank, and what is, or was, there would be in the shape of the re-deposit of inconsiderable sums by railway boards, awaiting eligible opportunities of putting out to interest, or to be drawn out for current expenditure. So far as the accountant-general, it may be concluded that no railway funds are now left in his hands. The diminuation of " other " securities, by which, on loans and bills due, so much &mount of notes would re-enter the Bank, from whence an equal sum was not paid out age'n upon fresh securities of the same kind, would, combined with the increase of note payments into the Bank under the head of public deposits, contribute to the extent to keep down that larger outflow of notes into active circula tion, which otherwise must have been the result of the mass of private deposits withdrawn. The continued decline in the average stock of " other " securities would seem to imply that the Bank directors might be partially influenced in the late redaction of the minimum interest rate by the falling off in that profitable branch of their business, which naturally went into channels where better terms could he obtained than atthe former Bank rate of 3j per cent. No small proportion of the decrease of bill and loan business, repre sented by those Tatum would, however, be owing in reality to the greatly lessened want of accommodation in com mercial quartet', and the smaller quantity, therefore, of bills and other mercantile values &snag in the general mar ket. The still swelling hoard of coin and bullion in the Bank, of which upwards of nine millions may be said to be almost profitless, like so much dead weight, for the time, taken in conjunction with the less active business operations indicated by the decrease in securities, can searcelyact other wise than prejudicially for a season upon the periodical balance sheet of profit and loss, by which bank dividends are regu lated, and on which the rest, or accumulation hand, is de penleot for its progression. - • ENGLISH FUNDB.--CLOSII91) VII rt. Bank Stock. 209 10 J r -les. six 3 per I; 3 per Cent. 03c9Kgs, 1. PRODUCE. ANTWERP, SEM'. 3.—Stigur.-11to demand con tinues steady. 700 boxesyellow Havana sold at sundry prices from 13; to 168. Cofee.—The Dutch sales having gone off as well as was expected, prices are again firmer. 1,800 bags Batavia and Cherihon fetched 244 c. to 26 c. for consumption. Cutgon.—]folders generally ask higher prices, which the consumers. who are but scantily supplied, will probably soon be compelled to . a'. 300 bales American have met with a buyer. The price is not known. Rice continues in favour. 100 hhds. Carolina, at 15 flo• rine, and 300 bags Bonsai, at 1146 were taken en speculation. The demand is principally for ordinary qualities. Permission has been granted to import the article, free of duty, until the Ist Dec. ~ Tobacco —The demand remains restricted to the imme diate exigencies of consumption. Holders continue disposed to realise. HAMBURGR. SEPT. I.—Sugar—The market eon- tinue very firm. We have not heard of any transactions of moment. Havanna were quoted the yellows, 5; to 64 ; the whites, 71 to l ; Brazil, 54 to 1 the browu ; and GI to the whites. rope is in moderate demand. 2.500 bags Brasil sold at 21 to 3i. according to quality. The result of the public sale in Holland is anxiously looked for. Cotton.—Prices are well supported. Georgia, 44d. to 61(1.; Louisiana and Mobile, 44 to 64 ; Alabama, 44 to 54 ; Pars, at 6; Surats, 34 to 44 ; Madras, 34 to 5. Indigo : Very little doing. On 24th September 12.5 chests Bengal will be brought forward in public sale. We quote Bengal, 2► to 51; Madras, 24 to 34; Caraccas, 24 to 31; Onademala, 24 to 31. Ric:: We have no transactions to mention. Prices are held higher. The stock is small. AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 2.—Sugar : the market is firm. The public sale of this day comprised about 90,000 basket. Java, all of which have been sold at about 1 florin above last sale's prices. 50,000 baskets were taken principally by the Dutch refiners, and 40,000 baskets for exportation. POTATOES. ParaTo DISEASE.—At the meeting of the Botani cal Society, held last evening, E. Doubleday, Esq , V.P., in the chair, Dr. Ayres read a paper "On the Potato Disease." The anther commenced by a notice of those fungi which infest living and dead plants, as the smut and brands do not, except when in very great abundance, destroy the vitality of the plants, while those which produce mouldiness, to which the fungus developed on the leaves of the potato belengs,are chiefly inhabitants of decaying vegetable matter. He had observed that many of the crown or black spots on the leaves were destitute of fungi ; that theso could not, therefore, he produced by the agency of fungi, but that, in all probability, they are produced by atmospheri , , causes. He then traced the effects of the disease of the leaves on the stems sad tubers ; the deficiency of starch gra nules, and the watery state of the tubers, afford favourablo circumstances for the production of common decay. Ho suggested the use of stimulant manures, such as common salt, or chloride of potassium, or, indeed, any of the alkaline salts which act as stimulants to plants. CORN. WAKEFIELD, SETT. 4.—The arrivals of gr ain were moderate, but there was a fair shew of new Wheat from vessels. Rates are more regular, aad there was a steady pale. Old is held firm, and full prices made. Barley nomi Nal. Oats are id. per stone, and Shelling 2s. per load higher. Berns fully as dear. BIRMI'.GHAM.—SampIee of new Wheat have re ceded 3a. to 41. per quarter, and there is an increasing con fidence that the present rates will ire maintained. It has now been ascertained that the crops of every kind of grain, except Wheat, taking the whole of the United Kingdom, are decidedly below an avegage ; and though in some particular districts the Wheat crop will probably prove abundant, and the quality generally good, the accounts concur in stating that the yield is by . no means productive. The crops of Wheat in Europe are in many parts below an average, while in the south of France they are so deficient that there is an extensive sale for Wheat in the Mediter ranean and Black Sea ports for that country at high rates. Although the quotations be the last packet from America are low for Wheat and Flour, and in most of the States the crop of the former is reported as good ; no pro bability of any permanent reduction upon present prices, and the Barley, except on the very light and early toils, prove* better than was expected, and has been secured in tine order. Oats, with few exceptions, are short in quantity, and of in ferior quality. Beans are not two-thirds of an average crop; the quality is very fine. Vetches and Clover-seed are a very large crop. Peas are very deficient, and the sample inferior. GLASGOW, Sept. 2.—There is a continuance of very flee harvest weather, and great progress has been made in ser4ring wheat. Wheat bas receded Gd. to la. per boll. Barley, fresh or new, is much sought for, and very high rates could be obtained. Oats are exceedingly scarce, and the value increases. Beans and peas tend to rise. Flour rules at about 28s. per brl. for best marks, end 40s. to 425. per sack is the worth of good English or Irish. Meal is 40s. to 41s. for runs of old, and new would bring 2s. to 3s. more. HAMBURGH, SEPT. I.— This year's hai vest has disappointed general expectations, the yield being only very moderate in the interior as well as along the coast of the Baltic. Rye and Pulse show a considerable deficiency. The quality of the new growth is without exception inferior. Wheat will deliver a small average crop in the M ark ,th at grown on tie Scale will be of very uneven weight, varying from 38 to 63 per bash., while the Mark will deliver an average weight of 61 to 62. In Denmark and Holstein the yield is lea than last year, and the weight not exceeding 61 62. In Mecklenburg and Peanenutia the crop will be considerably below an average one, and in the former country of such various .quality that some estates will grow G 2 to 63, while others will only produce 57 or less. In Pomerania the w:iaht will not be above 60 to 61. Barley has yielded well, and the quality will be tolerably good, but not of heavy weight. Danish will not exceed 52 to 53, and Pomeranian 49 to 50. The colour uneven and its malting qualities not so good as last year's. Uplands Seale will be an average crop and of good colour, but the weight not above 47 to 49. Oats is a fair crop and of good quality. Peas and Beans may be considered a failure. CATTLE MARKET. CROYDON, SEPT. 4.—The market was numerously attended, but the supply of Sheep and Limbs being insu - cient fur the demand, high prices were obtained. Beef sold at 4s. per stone. Prime Wethers made from 41. 6d. to 4s. Bd. per stone, and good lambs were eagerly bought up at 5.. le. atone. There were some well-fatted calves, which obtained prices varying from 4to 41 guineas each. The demand for tacklers, or small calf, is great and as much as 255. was offered for seven days' old calves. Large Pigs were not in request, but small pigs made exceeding high prices. Small store Pigs are much in request. BARNET GREAT FAIR commenced yesterday. Cattle came up in good condition, and the general accounts are that there is an abundance of aftermath in the grazing counties, and the cattle owners seemed reluctant to sell except at high prices. Beasts, grass fatted, made from as. to 'ds. 6d. per stone • young bullocks for stalling up, made from 121. to 141. each ; Scotch runts made 91. to 101. ; Berens, 121. to 151. ; heifers sold well. There were some good mulch cows, which sold off quickly to the London milk dealers at prices varying from 141. to 171. (small calf inclusive), and some large-framed cows made 19 guineas. Cows to calve down made from 121. to 151. each, The Welsh tattle droves were very large, among which a lively business was done, at prices varying from 61. to 10/. isech. Good wethers, well fatted, averaged 41. per stone ; well bred downs, fur feeding off, made from 13s. to 395. a head ; half-bred downs made 365. ; half-bred Leion tars, 42a. ; and black-faced sheerlings, from 395. to 445. a head prime Southdown ewes fetched 28s. to 345. each heavy lamb, realised from 265. to Ns. a head, and Ma; HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'chwk. —Messrs. Pat tenden and Smith, hop factor*, report that there is little or no variation sines yesterday. In the course of next week the demand is likely to increase eonaiderably.:Daty, 190,0001. Present prices as &Lows:— it a. Mid eno F.OO Rent, from ... l6to 7 X 7 ... \Venal ot Kent& 3 0t 1 5 12 3.tter.ex, frinn — .. 4 12 to 5 it Farnham% 4 4to 7 7 Yearling Kent* Yearling Su..aex 4 10 to 5 0 Old Hopi I 0 to i 10 HAY. SMITTIFIRLD, ?CO I o'clock.--7-Xcasrs. Cooper and e .. Davis, Ha aad Straw Silemon, ',part andia..aa. wavy Wavy. Twi IPrtrne M ea dow We o Ili Cloven 7O. ill Inn Infer for ditto 3oa to 634 1 Mrs. Its to SIB COVENT GARDEN. This Morning.—Vegetables are sufficient for tho de mand, but Fruit is not over-abundant, and trade is far from being bri,k. Pine-apples have not altered in price since list week. Abundance of good Black Hamturgh and other Grapes may be obtained at moderate prices. Peaches and Nec tarines are becoming scarcer ; the former chiefly consist of Royal George and Noblesse. Plums, both English and Foreign, may be obtained at moderate prices. Apples and Pears have not altered in price since last week. The supply of Oranges, considering the season. is good ; and Nuts are suf ficient for the demand. Foreign Walnuts are very plentiful, and so ate Filberts; but trade forthe latteris dull. Lemons ard a little cheaper. English Melons may be obtained at from 2s. to 44. each, and some good foreign ones are gar in the market Of vegetable•, cabbages, cauliflowers, &e., are good, but the latter hardly sufficient for the demand. Carrots and turnips base altered but little in price since last week. Peas are scarce. Beans remain nearly the same as last week. Celery is good in quality. Potatoes are very much affected by the prevailing disease of last season ; so much so that some are quite unsaleable. Lettuces and other 'abiding arc good sal plentiful. Cut flowers chiefly consist of heaths, jasmines, egoeolarias, pinks, camellias, pelargoniums, tuberoses, gar denias, 111063 and other roses. FRI Pl. Apple, per lb, 45 to 7. Grer., Rothoore, per lb. 3. to Is Porta... per lb. Ir to I. 34 Apples, pro : per as Nectarines, per dos, 34 to Ns Figs, per do, es Lemos, per dem. Is to 2* ed Mechem... to de Mel on. , per hf. Were, 4. to 11. ons each, t. to O. reachre, per do., 16. per hf Men, le le Ns Orsegcs, per dor, I. to ht 6d per WO. 4.. to Hie !fertile, per lop to It. per dor., to Is Id ;ter 100.2 s ts Alsonda, per pert, so !tweet Almonds, per lb, Ts to lo Filberts. English. per 100Ibs Mw to :Si Not., bolts. , KA to Os laarbetubo, 200 Hrartt. Int to 160 =- !twilit', I4s Walnuts, per btuhsl, lio to -to LGEI Cabbages, per dor. Id to I. 64 Broca, per dos, 6. to PI• (utilluarers, per dor, 3. to be Ar liehO4e6 per dos. h to 14 P..oh Beans.per If no, Is 64 to U 64 Peas, per sieve. 30 at to 7s Sorrel. per Arden, 9d to I. Potatoes, per ton. 31 to 21 rya, l• 64 for 6,1 bushel. Is &I to 3.• - Kidney, per bushel, 2s to t• Tundra, per don, 2a to ea lied beet, per Our, 63 to I. rd 11•119.11, per bundle. is to Os Cataabess, *sea. 3d to tat Spinach, per sieve, le td to 2s Leeks, per boner,. 24 to 34 Celery per beadle. I. to 1. 64 (brnds, per bent 8. 34 bad °alas., per dor bunches, To to 3. 111. - 4/Mte, per lb, M to Ad (lathe, per lb, Od total Lettom, Om, p•r more, hd to 3 Tomatoes, per bf •0,2. to Is Endive per trot e, 1. to I. 4d Vegetable marrows, per dor ad to le Itadultes, per 12 bunches, I. 10 I. 04 Mushroom.. per mule, I. to Is Kama 0.1.4.. tr. r pueoet. 3 to 34 Prowl, per bunch, 0,1 to Id Mrory, per bunch, ad to Id Thyme. per bomb, ad Watercress, per 12 ma boo. id to 44 Parsley. per buruh, Id told Moots, per bundle, to Tarragon, per Iluneh..l4 Must, green, per bunch, rd to 141 Modena.. p•r bunch. Ad to Id Chervil, per punnet, 24 to ..td SHIPPING. MAtts Austiveu.-3 Dublin. 2 Waterferd. 1 Donaglidee. 1 French. 1 Flanders. LONDON, Sept. s.—Wind at noon E.N.E., moderate br yens and fine clear weather. Dam., Sept. 4.—E.N. E., fresh.—Arrived—Highland Chief, Patagonia, and sailed for Hull ; from river and sailed, Eweretta, Sydney; Queen, Calcutta; Morley, Madras; Marion, Callao; Portland, Frederick and Wm. Penn, St. John's N. B.; Elisabeth, Quebec; Stad Bustehuile, Gallas; H. M. steamer Scourge. A body has been picked up floating in the Gull stream, and brought on shore. In the cave of his watch is the name of F. P. Jackmann, Altona. The both(' ..f two men, appa rently foreigner., have been picked up in the Downs, having oats attached to their clothes. They are supposed to be pars of a crew of a foreign vessel laden with oats, wrecked on one of the sands to the eastward. Ors. Doyen, Sept. 4.—E. N. E.—Arrived—Liverpool, for Bailor ; Arthur and El'en, for Guernsey. Rye, Sept. 3.—N.E. Arrived—Antigua ranter, Ham burg. SHORRRAM.—Arrived—Arago, Danzig. PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 4.—N.E. to E.S.E. Arrived—Marl borough, for Calcutta. Cowes, Sept. 4.—E. Arrived—Medford, New Orleans; Fairy, St. Petersburgh. Sot THAMPTON, Sept. 4.-B.S.E. Erin, Constantinople. A x stocrn.— Breese, Antwerp. SALCOMRE.—Beau Ideal, Newfoundland. PLYMOUTH, Sept. 4.—E. Queen, Gibraltar. OFF PLYMOUTH, Sept. 3. Westminster, N. York; Richard and Ann, Quebec. FALMOUTH, Sept. 4.—Variable: Sailed—Hannah, Ant werp ; Alexander Liddle, London. PENZANCE, Sept. 3.—N.N.E. Sailed—Lady Buller, Gijon. OVERNSET.—Arrived—Atalanta, haying been on shore on the Pool Sand. Sept. 2.—The Reward, Ruskin, has put hack with loss of fors-top-gallant mast, bowsprit, and lib boo n, &c., having been run foul of by a ship off the Owen. BRISTOL, Sept. 4.—S. E., fresh: Arrived—Jane Stanley, St. Petemburgh ; 2nd, British Queen, Odessa; 3rd, Anna, Mauritius. _ _ . ---••--- Gi.oucattelt, Sept. 3.—Arrived—Elizibetb, Qut bee ; Montreal. MUMNLES, Sept. 2.—Arrived—Crania, Quebec. MAlLYrour.—Arrived—llannab, Quebec fur Port Carlisle. Titoox.—Arrived—M'Donnell, Quebec. TOBERMOlLY.—Arrived—Diana, Liverpool, to stop a leak, and sailed agin Gr Nana. STAXIOO, August 29.—Arrived—GuInsre, Quebec, for Grimsby; Neptune, Quebec, for Newcastle. Aug. 31.—The Warner, of Sahcoats, from Quebec, bound to Spey, drifted near the rock* in a calm, was aan , ted Wand towed to a safe I anchorage, and afterwards attended to sea. INVEILICEITHISO, Aug. 31.—Sailed—Ann and Charlotte, Wolgast ; Janet Kinnear, Cronstaalt. Gaasoznourtt.—Arrived—Friendshurg, Rotterdam ; C. Elizabeth, Hamburg; St. Clement, Dort. Larrn.—Arrived—Hosianna, Lulea ; Agnes, Rotterdam. Sept. 3.—Johan Heindrick, Danzig; William, Memel. Waaawonvic.—Sept. I.—Earl Newburgh, Rotterdam. SniaLDs.—Sept. 4.—S.E —Arrived, 3d—Jane, Louden, and Monarch, Quebec; Neptunus, Zwolle ; Nelly, Ham burg. 4th—Neptune, North America. Sailed--Ann Hen sel), Venice. SCAlWORo.—Arrived—lmogine, Archangel, for London. Gains BY.—Einigheit, Danzig. Orr Azaftsono, Sept. 3.—Arrived.—Selina, from Ham b u go onanftang, Sept. 3.—Arrived—Bergitia, liernosand. I rawmg.—N.E. hard.—Arrivcd—Henry and Eliza, from Windau. Ii•KWICA, Sept. 4.—N.E. by E. Arrived—Henrietta, from Vlie. OHAVeI4END, Sept. 3.—N.E. Arrive d—Cuthbert Young, Taganrog ; Joule Jacob, Bruges • Contents, Aalborg ; Mute Margartha, Goetenburg ; Lady kobilliard, Guerra sey. 4. Industrious, Sierra Leone ; Barbara Gordon, Tobago ; Goy. Harcourt, Cuba; Prince Albert, New York; James Andres, St. John's, N.B. ; But uhopeside, Montreal ; Stade cons, Thomas, Catty, Theold, Harbinger, Sisk Pi, Quebec ; Pink, Dunkirk ; Jouge Johanna, Brussels; Flora, Har binger; Johannes, Sudwosthorn ; Albert, Erymen ; Mary's, Gnerno y. Sailed, Sept. 3. —Eweretta, Sydney ; btudt Buz tehnde, Galstz. 4.—Fredrica, Bermuda; Comodore, St. John's, N.B. ; Rival, Terceira. Donms, Sept. 3—W.S.W. Arrived, 2nd, Cert., Memel; Hugh, Papeash. CLYDE, Sept. 3.—W.N.W. Arrived, Queen of the Isles, tenths, Jamaica ; Jane Ridden, Montreal. Coax, Sept. 2.—N.W. Arrived, Ist, Salads', Piston; 2nd, British Queen, Bristol, fur Bermuda, leaky, out sea weeks, bore up from lon. 24. KlNSALl.—Arrived, LitiiO3, Nova Scotia; and sailed, 2nd, Liverpool. LIMERICK, Sept.3.—Arrived--Sterling, Patagonia; Jemi r, Miramachi ; Etherley, Windau ; sailed, Martha, London. COLEHAINE.—Armed, 31st. August, Crown, Quebec. Bateasr, Sept. 3.—W. Arrived-2nd, Abi gail, Licata; Auguste. Ghent ; Zorg es Vlyt, Rotterdam ; ard, Rebecca, Mirmnichi. Sailed-3rd, Bolus, Memel. DIINDALK.—Arrived-2nd, R. N. Parker, St. John's, N. B. ; a Prussian schooner, Danzig. SCEDERLAND, Sept. i.—W.N.W. Arrived—Robineoas, Quebec ; Milo, Quebec; Eneatine, Amsterdam ; North Dur ham, Dort. Sailed—lsabella, St. John's, N. B. Hum, Sept. 3.—Arrived—Gem, Richibucto; Monarch. Antwerp; Leeds, Hamburg. Sailed-3rd, Mearne, Quebec. 4th, Mentor, Mirsmichi. Nsw i 7 ecl—Sheridan, Liverpool. Liverpool. s o * For i l iostordiy's ifcr:rts see last pays. rA t!t.!•;s l e