The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-30 00:00:00

..MEM. d : O t• t efvtd; . ', ! whether they will venture to propose it in the Misera bly. His dames of morass are every day augmented. Swedish and Dubai . 17 to 21 Frteseland sad Dutch feed l7 to 20 Dino Bres-- .--... Um 34..1med ....„ —to /we, tick. to —...01d. - Smell to . old. 747141aa ... NI to 311.-Temaey to •- ffil. ry i . iii. . 34 or 38...b0i1re , 38 to 4 Teas, old. —to neer —le --Urge ....... ..- —to Lao. Beale sad Hiram 14 to $ to U Mediterranean sad Odeses.. — to 31 to 60 RUISIII9 Runup Csue,free of del= i ts.. II 10e. to ... sits Lamm Caw, D , sad it II Os. to If 9 Os. Ditto Meets ead Anterless if 8 lento 1 9 101. FURL Allffirl/4 per barrel of 19111bs. SO to 113 Dantsle sad fluabarg- CanerUsa Push, par seek of 1801ba.. free — to ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 23rd OCT. TO 26th OCT. Orr. Enelbi. Scotch. kilt. Fordia. Whoa I 2071 Verb,un I 8 I Floor, 8,813 soda ; 114 1,000 barrels. 1414 30 8837 gm L 61113011 Aeluonr. What; Us. 4d.: Araby, Us. 4d. ; OUR Us. oil Rye, Us. Odd.: Itesns, SU 44.; Peas, Os. U. Ow Madrid correspondent, writing on the 24th instant. gays : Grawsi Aiwa, a leading Carlin, who eenneanded a band in the province of Tonkel, presented hinwrif, on Ow 19th, to ths astharitias of Meals de la Salvo to, The Heralds asks tits non of this piece of good ►artune. The news of rogewiell's death IN orefinned, so that three kinaldabie aa►asGLs, Ogletree, Feeratell, and Arms, are pot est of the way. The Prise► of Carta roddin in the Cadge, a royal palms within the walls. Hk table, equipap, de., ore provided hoe the Closes% pekoe. - 678.] LONDON, MONDAY, OCT. 30, 1848. [THR,EEPENCE. Kapara, Oer. ft.—lteee Dec °eats.. Hi paper ; titer Baia. 111 Sag auk. Mee per Otete.. 9i paper ; alter Salm, If 11. Pard 31 amt.; after Hai" K r °Atom. 3 paper. lamb of St. Tadlaaad . 40 paper. Imbues an Lead" PI do" 44 40. GERMANY. LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS. Smin.tr, 6.30 r.rt. ' This morning the quarter of Paris robnd the Tail& I ries and Champs Elyates was, fur a moment, alarmed by the sound of the ramel. It proved, however, on inquiry, that it was beaten for the purpose of &review of the lit, 3rd, and sth legions of the National Guard, whicl. was held in the court of the Tuileries, by Gen. Changtu-nier. While the legions defiled before the commander, it was observed that only a few feeble cries of " Fire la Republique l" were heard from indi viduals in the ranks of the sth legion. The let and 3rd legions maintained an obstinate and ominous silence. The affair, in fact, was marked by a most chii lag coldness. Gen. Cavaignao also reviewed the Garde Mobile in the Champ de Mars. There was bete somewhat morn of republican enthusiasm, aleactigh still the affair was not satisfactory. A report is circulated in Paris to-day, and is gene rally credited, that intelNenosbas arrived of the sur render of Vienna on the 24th. Tee indirect attempts threathened by certain parties cartneeei with the Mountain and the ultra-democrats to exclude, by indirect means, Prince Louis from eligibility to the presidency, does not stand the slightest chance of mon% and it is even doubtful _ B l md ate ma es, ilder -at.; IT. 7 bite. 'Wu 'nth, T. I. ; od. ll,ai ,- .=el - 4,, IL‘d. 3 at )411 obler. mrell iL u. M. 34 4 ito WS. i. PM. Inborn haw kw. 21. New. rke• . OW* besier, —Now. asprow. es Alp = Ari h I, Leek, ea, J. itb ees=- 4 ▪ Littb ribose. &Maw J. 'hr. AMC. owe —A. art N v 32 N ; ltr I ; ursounr. rf, rI tinny ; 1 Leo -1.11..n; Magnet. Jaw's; ,o; I k .1 1 sal „la Ati Ft. un- M•Apiria. Jai Ss; Lard Jail IF Lay tk. ITITED mot kdr• rum at• Ishii ewe , trial hi na . I ham el eh LW WA. rid IN TUI vet of • u& war out oda bad keg On la 01 nom ; 1 bestield all drug ad, Las. Bucker. .11.4 bier. the wife •hueiter. ~.fi. L. •K. we. Mn. 1. Taylor, be IrUe • 0, by ass bt Matta. ,Y. rm. Iscsr C t. Mc, 143ydue, Istcr of P. ter of the t W. OM. Wwr'• t 11,,nL rceentl7 or I. mak.' Ot ..'—. I. I oftsligt LO ASSURANCE CORPORATION for ' LITE, FIR; NW 14.1111111111 APSCRANCIL—IbIobiII w 1 .“., or ti 1,4 °dem the Fthe, A. P. 1721-051 set, 7, /Ojai Curehal.l.4 )14 alli ni " 4 " Jonx LAU /MCI. elegeelerf• MRS. • -- VEMlnXiftiNfiiiiii ca, stoci mo 4 drole wars WA" se4 raw, Ain te- re the rube. tV il l awil lbee %We u 11, laratlimalprsztatlLlWAY BilAltrel, erbeetione, -21.,..,, ..t.-4,--arz g i . 1 .. 1 , 11:1 4 : 1bi1i5 0t .4 le rea.l. LW. gACING OPTICS, 301, Stisall.—The DIS IR I Rl' TlOll NY the OILIIIIILIDGINUIRI MX= WA at the Mead may., M. 11.16 sad rth toL—Pee papa e .. _ i ti: l a r ee el le re ra Waint ertten i t r reed P a nnier. NV IN PA BUONO WROUOHT AlE ix IRON " BOLD! , 00 MOIL mod OASH WEN and MOIST'S.— w MA sutrogatiNg ebseheis. 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I . oumeso Patent stoves with radioing hearth plata Ayr Reticle is the fundiblag Desmond+, 30 Meant maw an Mbar house. .tuovvot r..t.mwd foe every atone ere approned DOIMENG C• 11. levies wiU.....orertnies ending , ' Med now rvitli NIECHI.AI4 1/ItICIIBINO CABE, the meet portal.lo ever Wreste+ helot only the die et • oxkot hook, con. talatue OM OUT of Dory pentbar stool SWOP, blo isigle Arm.. ....mit, one telem hair awing bomb, pole.: only tths. the same sib ie., low& sal 0..0. .Ihb, 3.4. To ministry oho. aol as Olearehet trateliber evotoolon. thia invention Is SA invalinhle sr . 40 li.WlCase =ear of other &ening sneak both for lathes nail .:entleimo, .'whoa to fl o e r woods or lestbm. at an pore. to 1 0t tither the Mmoratatli OT luxurious. An extensive Kook deleting foes whim nom, tort Loan. and Longaa niece. rum dodos, tarn cut lery. vapor , . ISllhet Weld Sc. Manufactory, 4, Leidtesholl. *met. Gad do. front l'ornblll. Loam. IF you wish to avoid all the torture which shaving *Mtn,' open your chine fovea, and try DOWtl mot CONS Dowly.lavoute I ItAIIoWAV STROP: ,so mood, as it cutlers you to shave yeomen at a Whew are. and with so Ihtle friction, making even doe rat .r out well. The vosicoill nis entimly new. mot sorrow. aeorythhtz hittiorto invented for the purr Likew Loh moist of yale. wMrh l'ow eon app'y . poverty. their. is a powder for orsonMor Wham v. ant .ma he mot by a dtikL—To ha hail. wholmale. rola. sod for eloortatian, of the propene*. RUM sad CONS. 110 sad 19). Ilnkoountoerveh teavicel. - — THE TOOTH-ACHE.--ROV/LANDW ALSANA EXTRACT fer aisiMsiall rds ad for eri' dlsordurs of the ttetb awl= I. : las of es crec,:tr le ft It a ff ords instnatancoosvide lb t tu.s 'oil f..osd is Meretibse the Suess. sad rOr mai.* atteAs. it cra.nuste. t.npisecest tarts sof Weds= secre tion. fr, rn the nu- utb. an4l sepsis Os mairoseli of Ma". It I amuoiot, sod b also an la eased tato', n”y 311 , 1 on of spirits. lea L IM A: 4 1 T i r eel I eq. Facts bottie of the friteise le•PWsekei s b ft .ra. which are Um wore. " Bowleade Alms imemil.• e •;osti raerat ‘slop aLa Um passileson' am, sad sadism. taw. " A RURLASD sad 8021 IP llsbas-isidia." swami th. m. awl W all ettiveleisswi perreesers. Sexily undo meal Moth._ OENA MPSTAL aLd bOMESTIC POULTRY ; their 11-4ory and Manamentot. Dy tbs Its!. immao Sara riv.s. :W.A.. Meteor of latwood with Dweerkk. me awn trimled of ITC : The Date A. 113 The Barnacle Goose I'lle Gallon and Dim The Cosa IA totem TM Brent Mom wb The `lfyielso ot care Th• *rud.7 TlTS:lett Powl G., , e The his IN, 4 The Mae Dm Fowl The stork Poet Demotic Fowl In m- The LaMercotod Fowl The Gw,th.na Goofs meal The Poland Fowl The W 1.v., l'ru:gtal cc Tbetl Olitte FowllaserFmk L., lir z noun NanWo Foal The Marefeno Fowl The lo Imon The Fimilled Maalox , TM Very sad linflo The T. al m-1 lig e 1,12. TheCoobla ChloaFoal Fcrel• WWI , The mom, Fowl The Vended or ratir TM Whitehtnafloonf The Phomant Delay land Fowl.. TM Tame Ito,; Fowl The IN•nh.--t.c home lie flame Towl ruNt-lica lo Jame Matthem, at the Ake of the " Oardinswe Chrooole and Jorteulmal Gazette; 5, Uwer DelDlknomalreln. Co matmrden : and may be ordered of any Loomeller. - ---- -- - -- --- - -- • %NY 11001dELLF.Jr. , OATUILDAY. °clubs, 97, of Journal of English and Yd Qs FWD Arta. 'Poratty four rocs rovaposcs CONTENTS of the ?amber to THE ATHENJEUIL LISIMPAUTC, Science Una quays , Pltim UMW,. ee. WITI Lance or Jana Quetlott. By Jam" E+l. il 4 it t• W e•-• con Coa.t of Norway. Westward for Sm. Edited by J. By W. le noel.. it. Illsanwell. Printed for Percy Women of A.nencan Itcrolutco. tN L F. Eng. TITS Pnntivit .oTI , TII OP Mfotion. h./borer. atolls Plea., I Chem. and Coaster Charm. By Teo (Var. le. By J. al. ltoseoll.. M. J. A110t...h. Oalocat Parsee.-talteriiitr Botts-Interlaken : VIA to 'mi. Castallisttl's Lemtic E•tablphineitt. or a itoTet . T 00..t1.-Cononti.loo .4 tiortny Into rtato of Brltl4l se.cinVer paraersals without - r. . TessAnt-cluessie Is-spec:OM WPiiir 4- 11 - siITZ of .I..toults-Reetenatios of earretarlet of Arolnoolorical In. Otero-Nei. IMiscsennal Net'emeDt Lanniallm-Ponsweil Indus Malawi %T!'4lo leeteltetoo at NOll3OO. Fns lati..-Delwin fee School- not tleloo4llteses, by 11. E. KM &Mtge. FIFF. Aar Ebowtr.-Iteorcnit. , of National oAltery-The Verson Coltestle, and Mr. Coaischwo f Protestation el Picture& .4 Tolle* c1a.141.) al levies soot. of filtall.moars Sodom -Art Volta of Lorloo-Roysl Reottbn Acadviny-nletoary of Mr. J. IA enpulatil. M. etc Its , TIM t114.-.Compaalvil to Motions 11).ns Bost- Mow In Oorroasy-lisynorlite 'MAMA. Ilk. Crootol and BY &dolma p•rkeramacV-MaryielkAlO Watotil-olyinptc. 111..... Ac Da.. not., (1.. nr.-Nu.isal Itworsuo-crasa pos. tenet 1 . 1 Irr Town Bright it-Winter Concert., Ls orties Meskol ! S ri` . AssePan Goottp-Mr. J ohn levee deni m. Ket t „„ nealls4. of ......lakelence-Lnerary Polonaises at lonian. tke. LeiceMer •Qua . e. M. ireccas A-CallAine on fac i o . un. Le4e.aMs==Duag flicento Oar. tae Railway "11012.:1"-Uelaildlgt1 sal Naval Esp.:sinters of England-Phan'. EN /SUM tot alk7 beobliam .116 --- iy pablleileck motel olitko,_altli a Pier aro. Plos ot.. 4LETTER hoot LORD DEN AN to L RD . ti,E I . IIIOVOILAY ea Um 1113 AL ILITISCTION of the SLAVS Loden : Tlatebard sad Pos. W. Plaaadilly. ?W M. emnarallannam. BY 0. P. B. W HAT' TO ISAT, DRINK, ABD AVOW ; wta w. TOM. for oh Osuoghlat. R. J. envoi if.D. ta U071011.-610w 60 Wine Wad. leorgola Wasp. • goof. skim'. TIM, • eir/Z Iro4 solo ofataktol . ea otos= tho to.truJoioas beret. ooa•shwl. tin toglgo, ••1111•0111 orma to sloo wog sloottsool coafgAndoo. Iref aggeMe grom•mi ofooo - A of pkgfical hopp u.is.awf mob In Moab dishiest ganod of ETCotOr sos. t hot of egoorow.l. Armisourfew. _• Oirralho, lit. Plc* ft - te.: *sea 311. Olgosloll gafolot. 4gf. *on glue d; or drool from goo ...glow I r Adiabelara 4606606.100 K The reaselolog vodka of tbe Eeetoolee ..m to iteils al the YU Mr. Thee. J. Owens. Cr.orleufaltk Zoo 113 rd U 4. 0414444110 r. Old- it MASON (of Buckletsbary) bogs to m a ;wee Ole fellow In anandcmcnt of the BALS by Arcrios TOT, nble ETTEMS, 1.. Title DAT, Oct. id—F al urnace doom and trade, anand adtt Ices elem. and Mats and *tide Worths' endit aa iddiet intr.. ',01e..., re we, sidle, lea. -tow e bled. end SOW. Oct. —Three snare engines, copper Wien - id 4011., volt doe ado and pea and aid brawled ding% lodine deo pinups, doe' WM)" AO= copier relneweene, braw cod,- nadosi, pper pipe, Lydraidic prawn awl odnr. water elide reo, eller tool% warmn^ roes, beer mine, bane of tin and odor. wed effort.. Du V. EDSIieIDAY. 'Nor. bueseltut model of the Sheen tux tl , tmo ctoilue, three -teem engine.. attala e'llger don 1.1 , , reit reran, derv , enor kettles awl hands, rennin woven cop s ten per p.m kettles, droshis peak nand, dope, spirt todena, rack ing cedes, tensors refrigerate.. PIP.. hew. meek.. eerie*. Pine, Ancle, den. and tools, steel end Inn bars. gaet= • vu THU fiIiDAT. 2.-.BraMt wed nod Peale% beer k el...knot* weighlug nacho= sod sidneda. dad. din burl. and rtdu bpi:Aide: ad other owes, dendann' 1114 dreier.' madden. +ow I ellen. roller% three-throw eat; moulde. nein binds, treed weed .*d redo% den= iRIDAT, NOV. 3.—ghlial led Yaw cocks. rincldnan. center pipe, elder and other mew% 4Thb teats and GUM:IM €llOll.leS truck for ten tone, Iron int , and awittue, rpent molten. fire add daces nod sAc', redid o indention ten eine na m spi can. Illemhete. htick-, none, eml c f ot.li.—CateS4lo l 4 6 7 be bad ea Lbe AUSTRlA.—According to the Silesian Gazette of the 2.5 th instant, news had arrived from Vienna, by a traveller, who left Florisdorf on the day previous. The latest intelligence, that of the 24th, is given u follows: Sian ism night the city is completely blockaded. Prince Wisdieshgrats removed his head-quartered yesterday at sots, from Stazamersdorf to the palace at debenbrann. This swami the twenty-four hours which he bad given to the town to capitulate had expired, end Vienna was immediately Missed ia by the tri. The report of heavy rune was heard daely after ; the gaze of the citizens near the bridges am the Danube were dim/lined at the imperial troops, to preexist their advance, bat the imperial batteries replied so vigorously that three guns were soon dismantled. The first sortie of the Viennese was made on the Nusedoef line, but with little remit. It is reported that the Hungarians have attacked Jelleshieh's camp. At half-put three in the afternoon the two bridges (the railway and Danube bridge) were cleared. White digs were heisted sepia them, and the troops crowed. The artillery is still firing along the Meador( line, and as hotel oubi& the lines is sae man of Hama. A coeflagration is also visible in the Wieden faubourg, out the two little bridges over the wealled HiSserwasier, a branch of the Danube, were se on Ire at six in the seining, to provost the advance of the troops. A heavy firing is now heard in the Brlgittenan. sad thoreoommendatlon of the jury had been taken fully into consideration, end be (Mr. Justice Mauls), had endeavoured to lad some point favourable to the prisoner, but after mature reflection. he meld see nothiag to justify a deviation from the coarse that had bean panned with regard to other persons who had been convicted of the rase Genes. The prisoner was a person of education, and it seemed to the court that the education he had received, and the intelli gence he consequently perered, aggravated, rather than mitigated the °item. lie wee but a youth, it wee tree, still the crime bad not been committed in the heat of a moment; he had regularly, day after day, and week alter week, associated with those who had not the advantages he had, and who were plotting and devising means to carry out their most deliberate designs. The con ceit sad arrogance of the parties would have been of the most ludicrous character bat for their alarming tendency. In their designs, however, they had forgotten the forte that could be brought spinet them—the force of the well-dis posed people of this country, who would not votively salmi& to have their throats cut and their property burnt by a gang of ipersat and desperate ruffians. Had their deign been completed, murder, on an extensive scale, would bars been committed, and public buildings and warehouses would have been raced, which was equal to raying that tho ci of London would have been burnt to the ground. That such atrocities had not been committed was owing to the vigilance of the government; and ; had but one single 7iie been sacrificed, no doubt they would have forfeited their lives for their crime. There was nothing to stify any difference in this ems, and the sentence was that t he prisoner be trans ported for life. TIIE ZOLVEREIN DUTIES.—With reference to the increase of duties nn woollen and Oh goods recently im posed by the states forming the Z Arent°, it is stated that, pending the derision of the question by the several states, orders are about to be transmitted by the Prussian govern ment to their cusioin-house authorities to take the same measures in respect of goods of British origin as have been speed upon with regard to Belgian prods 's; and to keep • particular account of such goods so may In tomtitsd with the nodular/ toollisoloo so so to MOW, a reimbitnemint oldie duties alteady paid, if, 'ventrally, and as there is reason to expect, a reimbursement should be de cided upon. FATAL EXPLOSION or FIRE DAMP IN A COAL pm—Nearly thirty lives were swilled on Saturday by an explosion at a pit on Cleator Moor, within three miles of Whitthaven, belonging to the liermalit• Minim Company. The victims were nearly ail Irish Roman Catholies, leaving In hind them lags families in a state of fearful destitution. Only one man escaped alive. The bodies, twenty of which were brought up in rapid succession for two hours, were dreadfully scorched, particularly about the hands, legs, and face. It is conjectured that the occurrence originated in bad ventilation, or in some of the pitmen having removed the top of their safety lamps to light their pipes, in • part of the mine where they considered themselves safe, when, the door of one of the sidings being leR open, • current of air was sent and exploded. A searching inquiry will be made before the coroner of the liberty this day. STATE OF THE (Ey Eleetrte ' FROlt einur To NINS o' wiled sod weather et the stelerites Louden E. y EttethlehroW. by 11.11a °Qua te Otetbrldip Obehotked S. Mae Chaeuttfteld _Pt Cheeterford.....l4 E V s erritte Webster AN... Mae ogy l Ely N E;Lvgow Glow:enter El Rein °overt --SAS' Showery 1004 Oet. 29, 2 p.m.. Dover, Oct. 30, 6.13 hat.; gD AND WEATHER. Telegraph.) 'CLogg 1111 MORNING, the timid pima Two so Sabin lleattord ....&W line Ipswich —. W.* Pine Lev:ester ILE cloudy pswestane Vszishis Sine . 17;t0r — 0 — u5i:.7.517: 4 7:17u01y Norwk6~.. i;:uttingbazoN.E.byttkloody Teterboro'.* l'orteotouth LW.. Showery Sontbamptoo W.S.W...Bboteery Netehley Turnout's me. wind, S.W.; Manny. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Ocr. 2.. The defeat of the crown lawyers in the prooeedinl preliminary to Mr. Du4's trial is still the subject of conversation among all circles. Boole friends of the Attorney-General allege that no discredit con attach to him, as he was in Clonmel when the proceedings held to be bad were commenced,and he had Denies in them. But, apart from the circumstance that be must have advised upon them, one would suppose it was his duty also to direct the precise steps to be taken. At all events, when he had returned to Dublin, which he did before the indictment was preferred, or the habeas corpus for transfer of custody was is sued, the first law officer ought much rather to have forgone all these proceedings, seeing they must be defeated for irregularit y , than proceed in a COMBO where he must inevitably be worsted. A Waterford paper narrates an incident is the 111101 Te of Mr. Doheny, which affords a singular proof of his unpopularity amongst many of his own coun trymen, and of the antagonism between the O'Con- Plate and Young Ireland repealer.. While in Loudon, en node for France, he was recognised by a Tipperary man who served milk at the coffee-hoses - ;where Doheny put up. This man had conceived such an antipathy to him for his opposition to, and abuse of, O'Connell, that he forthwith, and with out any view to reward of any kind, went and de nounced him to the authorities. Ile had only left the coffee-house a few minutes when the police arrived. He finally escaped in the garb of • catholic clergyman. A letter is said to have been received in this city from Mr. D'Arey M'Gee, announcing his safe arrival in Philadelphia. It is reported that • case on behalf of Mr. B. O'Brien and the other state prisoners convicted of high treason at Clonmel, has been laid before Mr. Jonathan Henn, who has given it as his opinion that, inasmuch as the act of last session extended the whole treason law of England to Ireland, the prisoners were entitled to a list of the witnesses, and acopy of thejiiry panel ten days before trial ; aid that, in consequence of the refusal of the crown to grant these, the writ of error must muceeed, and the judgment must be quashed; and further, that in case another indictment for high treason should be . preferrcd against the prisoners they would have • right to plead " autre foie convict. Mr. Henn is certainly one of the highest authorities at the Irish bar. • LONDON AND NORTH.WRSTRRN RAILWAY. TO THE EDITOR OP THE "DAILY NEWS." Sir,—A revision of the calculations, and of the principle upon which the estimate of weekly traMo required to pay • dividend of 7 per cent. upon the total capital when called up, of 21,047,71,1., has made it appear that the nand nal addition to the capital stock in the adjustment of the terms of amaganution with the Grand Junction Company, 1816, was, by an °minion, regarded as an ameS available for reduction of loan ; and on the other hand, that working expenses at 40 per cent. have been charged upon a portion of the income to which, being net, such espenem do not apply, viz., rents from houses, dtc., and interest upon bankers' balances arising from revenue. These errors the directors hasten to acknowledge, and in- Eruct me to request that you will publish in your paper of Monday morning the following corrected statement. Prom the summary it will be seen that the total ultimate expendi ture is expected to be 25,862,0121. The account will therefore stand thus : Dividend upon total share capital al 21,047,7174 at 7 per cent .11,473,312 Loans, 3,779,141 L, at 44 per llllO,OOl Len Interest at 34 per seat on 4,943,2311., assumed return on capital invested on subsidiary lines. as per schedule 3 .1171,083 Interest on bankers' balsams, se per report, )car ceding 50tik June, toil .C22,270 Rests, net receipts, do .113,8137 Estimated incre...se by year 1631, . per 3,110 Um 4,600 ---- £17,657 ---£215,240 --- 46,891 .1,5Z0,163 Welder menses, 40 per vent. ce pees receipts tram teslie 1,013,442 2,S:OXAS Amp par week to pay 7 per cent, 44,7231. Cron traffic. Ile gran revenue for tbe Feet ending the Mb Jane la4a, 2,15.1,0431.; average, 43,1e11. per i ark. Dednetdividend --- 07 - 10 i rolearbisie 017,000 Baskere lI C 01,027 bras Nets (at re w00,,,,,, 12,337 6414 0 ,00 1 ; aersp, £41,134 per week. It, theredon. romans teethe elsaretolden to consider who ther the mewling calculations are sound and moderate, and if so whether then is • reasonable probability of the grow revenue of the Company from the MSc of the main line and branches to be opened; hscressing to an extent 01 7,5621. per week by the year 1&52, when all the capital will; have been called up and the subsidiary lines in operation. I am, sir, your obedient servant, Cnani.ru B. BTSW4ST, See. Easton Station, Oct. 28,1848. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (ruts DAY.) SENTENCE ON IMLLINS. Mr. Justice Mauls and Mr. Junes Wghtman took their seats on the bench at a few minutes after 10 o'clock, and Gsorge Bridge Mulles, the chartist, was placed at the bar to receive judgment. The primmer, when asked if he bad anything to my why sentence shoul d not be pronounced upon him, said that he had intended, originally, to have said a great deal at this point of the case, but, by the advice of his counsel, who had so ably defended him. he should refrain from so doing. But there was one thing which he felt compelled to ailed. to, and that was the plan that had been adduced in evi dence against him sworn to have been drawn by him, and that certain winds written upon it were in his handwriting. He would solemnly declare that he had never drawn up that plan, that lie had written upon it ; in fact he bad never before seen it until it was produced against him, and he would take the most mean and solemn oath ern taken by man as to the truth of what be was saying. He had heard of such a plan, he would admit, but the man who had made it was, If not now in Treece, thew his beet to go to that canny. He was a shank% and avowed ft. He I believed that the priadpie d the charter were principles need en truth led *Noe, end were eat; calmed to better the maim of the pm* of this country • and he wee sew rosily to ottolion hie life for than. He thanked the haul judge for allowirig hie wit nesses to character to he abed and emained Oar the ver dict had been given, wad he begged oho to think Cope and Lint. Wright in disk Idiaimes to him white in New- I gate. for they had dam they Meld to wake his position is rhos co oderflaW Nip oho thanked the jury for their reosomeniation to mercy. He had sethiag fur ther to my, awl was riZr to motive his sestando. Mr. Judos Nadu that Ike primer had boss hand guilty of a ilsolgs whisk was of s mat ninhireene news, and whisk had it bees oartiod Ineowneentien, would have oineekord s gnat Ina iles ell* and pierver, old it had bees an the very point of be onintoi bti elltd. Tb evidence apes whisk that reran bad bin boa woe Oka ; and, though be denied that 11842 .1111 .1111: had been peoduced, if lie of the of t. those who did draw the pion , mu ovally as at they. Whit had bon MIA by *el/Imm SHIPPINO. MAILS Ainnen.—Dablin, 4 ; Waterford, 2; Douai/ha us, 2 ; French, 2 ; Flanders, 2 ; Holland, I. LonnoW, Oct. 30. —Wind this day at noon, 8.E., mode rate breeze and dull hazy weather. DIAL, Oct. 29.—Tin Don, from Dania, to London, got on the Goodwin Send last night, and was &Deadened ; crew saved, and arrived here. The Fame Haaren, which ar rived in the Downs to day from Hanna, experienced &severe hurricane, 27th alt., in let. 67, W. of Cadiz, and lon. 31 N., from B . E. to N., and which mutinied from eight a.m. until midnight ; on the 2nd inst., in lat. 36, long. 61 N. of Cadis, picked tip the crew of the American brig Logan, which vessel had been disunited in the above hurricane ; on the sth, took on board the erewof the.Ameriean whaling ship Fairy, foe Boston, U.S. The Lady Douglas, arr"ved in the Downs to-day from Faro , was in contact this morning with the Lamm, for Port Philip; the former sustained material damage, and has been taken in tow for the river ; the latter sustained damage to hull, boats, POMTSMOUTH, Oct. 29.—The Balfour, from Guernsey to London, has been waisted in in here with 4 feet water in her hold, and with sails split, love of bulwarks, &c. Swastsza, Oct. 29.—The Eagle, of Aberystwith, from Potthcawl to Aberdony, in working out of Mumble Roads, on the 26th inst., struck on Mumbles Point, and went down immediately; crew caved. BEAUMARIS, Oct. 28 —The smack Henry Holmes, of D o uglas, was driven from her anchors last night, and went on shore on the rocks near the Friars, where she now lies, u t oil and full of water, and must discharge. Liviturooc, Oct. 27.—The Free Trader, from St. John's, N. 8., to Cork, was fallen in with on the 12th instant, in lat. 44, lon. 60, leaky, pumps choked, and with several feet of water in her hold, end the crew and passengers taken off by the Washington Irving, arrived here. The (funding (butch ship), for Batavia, with rudder damaged, and in tending to put into Rio Janeiro for repairs, was spoken on the 4th instant, in lat. 18 N., lon. 26 W., by the Gutherus, arrived here. Ore Meattara, Oct. 28.—Arrived: Majestic, Quebec. LIVIRPOOL, Oct. 29-B.—Arrived : 28tk Bee, Quebec ; Centurion, and St. Patrick, New York; Gelland, St. John's, N.B. 28th, Gatterno Bombay ; Phalan, Antigua; Olive, St. John's, N.B. S ai led : 28th, Fortuna, Buenos Ayres; Denim, St. Thomas's; Pskenham, Barbadoes ; America at., New York. 2tith, Nile, Valpeniso ; Pink, Demerara ; Courier, New Orleans ; Queen Pesaro. Charles Joseph, and Waterloo, Savannah; Thetis, City Point, V.; Portland, Sa, John's, N B.; Reward, Boston; Elizabeth, Newfound lend. Off: Charlotte lierrison, Montreal. YkRYOUTH, Oct. 28.—The Meldon of and from New els* to Malta, at anchor off Winteraon, has received de mo te bowsprit, &c., and was obliged to slip front anchor land Ikea after being run into by the Antos, of Sunderland. /be biter lost part of of main rigging, &c. IT. Inn, Oct. 28.—The Louisa, of and from Nantes, for Cork, has put in here with Lim of bulwarks, cargo shifted, leaky, &e. PLYMOUTH, Oct. 29. —The Prowler, from Labrador, arrived here this morning, wi,h damsel; to rudder, having been on shore on the Batten reef. BONCHUHCM, Oct. 29.—S.W.—During all yesterday it blew a strong gale from W. by S., with heavyh ulnas of rain. DLL, Oct. 28. S.W. to . 2904 S.W. to S.S.W.—Arrived: 26th, Adolphe, Coast of Africa. 28th. For rester, Monte Video ; Enterprise, Porto Rico. 29th, Fame HibIOOTS Havana, for Hamburg. Put back : Labuan, Port Phili p; Potentate, Launceston. 28th, Steadfast, for Sydney, N . S. W. ; Tropic, St. Helena ; British TIIY, Jamaica. MOS 0711011121 OT its Seto tuts DAT IN LONDON. NlNlmilire phis Ida bs &owls last pegs.) 1113.1111110niiid ha, 126 Lea. & S. Wotan, 40 89 =sgrastar • OS De. Now SW, 311 in A De. TWA% M 6 De. 01ss. 1a De. Dm Berl% IL, 1 d Dales, Idi. PseE, 4 Mlelinkli 76 Closter ma WOW. 211 3 D 0691.0461. Pref. 9 5 Easters Onatiel, 111 13 DL M?. and Derby, 61 3 Do. New Gorr. 6 per eN., 71 9 N. Ile/, 146 161 E. Unsalsalre3l6 De lishes,_7l E , au. & Gimp = saves, 9 Do. Mrs. Si I Urea Nertherm 41 i IDe.Milide, 46 Do. Weis • Dd., SI 6 N. lastilmhilln4lll 96 Do. Wakes Be per Mot., 101 = . W t z; mhf ind;lv., 24 Great Swatters rod Western (Ira end l eis, 8i laud), 111 4 Imam and 14 Great N. of England, 217 10 Seoul& QM* 28 Do. New 801, 63 Obeetre. end Maur 8 per Cent. Great Western, 76 6 %t n. Do. Gabes, 43 6 Do. Ms, 17 Soo4 be ltilliniddri l 1,6 Do. Now 171., 910 tenth. lanies. MI 34 LOW. & York. Helves, 38 Do. Na. 4 l2l Do. Om, 11 9 i 4 Da TANA No. 4, 61 Do. &MN 9.4 sad pay .. Do. Ne Yift w i t tia 4 r. 6 per Ct., 41 irk. Mein &Dm (on ly. New. Do. W. R. Unloa, 1 Teen &Bev_ s_.) 15 1 0 1 Do. Pastor & Wyre, 34 3 1 Do. orig. arm & Der., 13 4 Leeds sad Bradford, olith Coast, Do. 55 Do. Ext. No. I (Tort & New.), Leeds sad Thi ., sad nk, tli 131 11 LooL, Brlsta e No. 2, (Newo.&Ber.),l2l 1 281 71 D.N. O.N.R. Par., 6 7 Do. New 51. Our. 6 per Cent., Tett & North Midland, 56 3 Lom 1 1 4 & N. Merton, 118 14 Do Do. N. & reel, W. 6 . 1,6 Ez., 23 4 Do. New Ors, 71 6 DOWIOM and Amiens, 64 Do. Inftis, 36 64 N. of , Do. 10t. di., M. &B. (A), 10 °d !mawemos lad 66 Boardman, 11 Do. do. (C), 81 8 Perla end Lyons, 41 Norfolk, 31 S LIVERPOOL BALM Omens 28. At an early hour on Saturday morning the electric tele graph communicated the summary of the financial statement of the London and North Western Railway Company, as it appeared in the Daily News. At fist the effect was doubt ful, and sales et that stick were done at 108 to 1074 cash 1 but, on the report of the London share market being made knows, there easy parttime eager to buy, but no use weesied to sell. • Is saber weeks prices wan steady. Buten., Lances, Is Chrehire(3ll. DREAM (Coo. Sir. & Derby), 49 MO, V 1 1 North Union (I.:), 13114 DJ. 22 . 3 per Gent, 96 4 d Shrews., Owes., and Chaster 10!. Caledonian PreL, 11 4 Pref., guar. 8 per Ct., 121 Lane. B Torts. VittAt. sl 4 Wimp. Unto (It. & C.), 51 d Lon. & N. Wortern,lo74 ri B. E. & Dover, 211 Do. NewQrs., Mad. 188. Id. d Do. No. 4, 61 Do. 404. eh., L.:* N., 1 p Tort, Newt-, Jed Ber. (O. N. E. llidisal. 736 34 Par.), 814 4 Do. mayes, 13 121 d ILA&CUESTER BALLS, °ere's' 28. The business done on the Stuck Eschange was at con sider tbly lower pricer, but, subsequently, and when the accounts from London had come to band, there were a good many transactions at higher rates. Ambenrate, Nottingham, Boston, Wane., Shelf , & Lino. N 0.1,101 d e nd Eastern Juodion, 41 d N. titultordshlre, 711 d Caledonian a Clyde.dale Jo., 60 B. E. ar. Dover, No. 4, 6 3.16 1 Csiedernian Piet., 1 7.16 4 DIRMLN(.II4II SALES, Omega 25. There was not much done in this market, but there were moro buyers, and symptoms of something like a return of confidence. North Statiorde were done at 71. 16s. 3d. did, but the intelligence received by telegraph of the remarkable rise in the 'Mug of this scrip mused considerable consterna tion amongst sellers, and business was done attar hours at the prices quoted in the London list. N. Staff ordshire, 74 16s. 3d. d I Shropshire Union, 31 4 PRODUCE.— MINciNO-LANE, Ila lf-past The public sales declared for to-morrow omelet of, Sugar, 150 hhda. West India ' 800 bags Mauritius, and 3,0 00 bags Madras; Coffee, 1,500 bags Ceylon, and 1,300 bags Rio ; Rice, 4,003 bags Madras and 2,500 bags Bengal ; Saltpetre, 1,000 bags.—There has item but little disposition to purcham any article by private contract to-day.—A government con- tract for 50,000 gallons Rum is advertised to be taken on Thursday next. T : 177 . 714 . 177 been 100,000 gal lons, and the market does not show any alteration in prune. PRICES CURRENT. Nese, pee nit. own ram. Pip, No. 1. l2 0... $ W. Indla,7l.P.tora. Ns. 06.85 e. 6d Hoop 9 9.- 0 Yellow *Grey... 36 0...37 6 Cargo **Ca:dither 0 C- 0 Pine 3B II 43 0 Swedish II 0-12 Mauritian brown— 24 C. 34 0 Lass, at pr ton. Tallow ....... B4 0...33 6 Pig, _best lO 111... 0 Pine 4$ 0... 0 0 Milled, sheet l7 C.. 9 Bengal& bladraa, b. 27 6-33 0 Ban III 13— 0 Yellow 33 5...18 6 Patent shot l9 Id.. 0 White 37 0...43 0 red or minion ... 18 15... 0 Yoreip.becrwa 82 1...35 0 Svelter . 14 0...14 Tailow 56 11-117 6 One, pw 3521aap. gal. dp. Orey sod white- II 11...51 0 EN, Sp 4 pale ST I— 0 Reiasd, Umbra'. 50 0-55 0 straw L 47 5...49 0 brown ili yellow.. 14 1.. 25 Conn, la road. 0 WOK lad* will- =natter 1 14 5 ... Good. N 0.. . II 0 lad 25 111_24 Good. 2$ 1...40 0 Sodth lea 5411...17 nee 30 0-100 9 Olive,Gallipoll,pdon 47 5... 0 °tykes. goal onli COCOS Net 4O 1...41 wry SI 6... 2$ 0 Seed, Rape, pan, glee ardiaery... 34 0— 38 I peed 38 1C.117 PIN.. ... .. 46 0... 80 0 Linseed 22 5... 0 Iloite..eri taN 42 0— 68 0 Psovascorn per ewt. Costa atm, ordl- Ratter-05th, Ist N 6-11 vary to Sae 26 5... 60 0 4 1 h4 1 1 0 1111 Omar' sad Pr 31 0 5... 0 ding 21 0... 20 I Debga,let. 0 5... S Tait, at per lb. Ltraerlok, do 7l 5...71 Coagervoramon. 0 0 ... 0 7 Carlow, 1a..-- 78 0...12 Rim at per cwt. Newry, _La. ..... Nadal white 9 0... 14 0 Waterford '3 11...75 Cargo 7 0... $ I Ssef, lad* per Java sad Manilla 7 0... 0 dem ...... 0 1... 0 Pans, clewed .... 12 0.. 1$ s Prime Ness 0 0... 0 0wi11iaa......, . 25 5... 25 5 Pork, primmer- 7O 11-00 Beam. Ilacon.Pork,lsork 4,. . ~,, Do., Belfast l'' —s— ame, Waterford, per ewt. 64 5-72 Beam tlelfast,pefrk 4 44 , 44 Wsrrford, do — • Ditto Bladder Arnerioan,datyp. 12 0...72 5 11 rum, On and Om, at per lb. B. A. sad M. Video, d iled 61.4 d Oa. Id = a l.7 O i... 0 34 O ...0 31 Rio, dry 0 j.. 6 4 Liman Vale. dry 0 ...0 West lad* dry 0 _AI Salted ...... East India 0 —0 1 Kialtzs. dry f e l ...1 t 6. Amer.liarse, per kkte -. 4 ... 8 • Russia, ditto d _ 7 I Don WOOD% at per toe. Loprood,Jamaka...t 3 13_ 0 0 Honduras.. .... ..... 4 0.- 4 10 Camper) I 1...11 0 FusUc, Janata 5 5... 6 0 Nicaragua, large sad solid 10 0..13 0 5m511....... V 5...10 0 liras 13 10...15 a Paean Plane 11 1...13 0 Red Sanders. 8 111 3lt Bradt ... 1.5101e year are very dear and very • at 130 to 170 piadres ; the Rut om -- Leew at ard Island 14 0 • Denman, 21 to in per vent. o.P 2 2 7 JaaLSACA, 30 to 36 Per cent. O.P. 9 ... 3IS Ta<OUrit.: marks 4 ... 4 6 Brandy, let brands I ... 610 0 1 . Britiahspinta,d. p. .. 0 0 boot& Irish lO ... I 0 ViAl, Per tea. £33 0...40 0 et. Petersburg, • bowl• 4 • 0 Out& awl• " IsOliali 0...60 0 Prianland 20 0...0 0 liner, at per tort. 64.Peteraburg,e1oeia30 10,..21 0 outsbot half dews gigs. Moos 33 0....23 10 t apkot 104 6 Marsala East India Ism.— II 0...33 0 Um? O-24 0! Jute To., at per cwt. Baum SS CAI 0' Walla SI 0... e 0 Cosa. io block. 0 0... 0 0 Lao, at par LOU. Das lO g 0 0 Suratra, Oct l6.—Figs th had. The commit are sal best, Elemes, at 279. COMMERCIAL 4r MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock—Letters are, it is said, in town from Vienna of the 23rd instant, which state that that metropolis bad then been actually under bombard ment for eight hours by the imperial forces. We give the report without vouching for its correctness, although the letters are stated to have come from leading banking houses in that city. The f'unds are not quite so well maintained as on Saturday, or in the early part of this morning. We have Console, however, still firm at 85/ to for money and time. After a gradual but continuous improve ment in prices for several days past the re-action to some extent may always be expected. Reduced Threes are 84,; to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., , 85 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 445. to 475. premium. Bank Stock, 1851 to 1871. Foreign Stocks are without material variation, but the market may be reported as steady and rather improving. The settlement of account up going on, as also in sharer. We quote Mexican, 211 to 1 . Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are better, at 44 to 1; the Fears at 69 to 1. Belgian, 70 to 2. Russian, 93 to 100. Spanish Fine, 11 to 4 ; the Threes, 221 to 31 ; Passive, 21 to 3. Portuguese, 23 to 4. Brazilian, 71 to 3. Chilies:, 82 to 4. New Grenada, 12 to 13. Peruvian, 30 to 2. Venerculth 14 to 16. =OLIN' PONDS. Peak Meek. 1164 if ir c ewes. fat Ae. Bif i 3 pee Ct. Red Lem- 34,19 Far Ois_KJl f 3 per Ct Com Anso n lef f 4ebeetberine, 4te. to Ct. Poem TOR KM MM. tr. Ct. A % tie Resik, 1 pee Oa d. Over& B•le. 1313 per OL llelf. , 9 , :oeele, TO I Comm Deland *IL, t A I ,„,,,EiLut sa ,_ Bm. Xesiese, Me, - I CU - 11r7s, TO 2 , 113 I S Ter Ct Ot. Pemba PAL, 90 3 I =I. Mow Aro mai. 33 I i l l a rtenly lo23 i 100 Int o 1 ,.. 672.111 7 -- 1 itc 7 ; 3313 i IMP it NM 2 peVX I I 3 4. —. 3 113 4 perOL Oeeta . , Si Veranda Di... I RAILWAYS.—The dare market is dill very firm, bat withoat any further improvement. We quote Leedom and North Western, 116 to 18; Great Westorn,l2 to 10 dia. : Midlands, 75 to 7; Colo dosiono, 19 to *; Eastern Counties, 13 to 4. TALLOW.—The market is steady. Petersburg Y.C. on the trot, 443. 9d. to 451.; October to December delivery, 445. 31.; 'operate mouths' delivery, 445. 9d. to 455. PARTICULARS OP TALLO I 1548. 18 W. 47. I 1848. Stock thui day Delivery last week Do. from It June Arrival lavt week Do. tram It June Prise Y. C. this day per cwt Do. Town 1,3011 2,170 $1,422 12,991 35,910 34. 03 64. 22,396 2,7111 55,783 sl' 51,090 45. 3d. 488. 6d. 90,022 2020 40,288 641 62,779 444.94.454. 'ss%6d. iii :ii: CORN.—.IIARK-Ltun. The supply of English Wheat fresh up this morning was stnel, and the condition, owing to the continuance of wit weather, very defective. The Essex stands wsre cleared at an early hour. at an advance of le. to 2a. per qr. The imp!oveasent uponKentish runs did net exceed ls. per qr. Foreign Wheat was in good demand, and in most instances was ls. dearer. Choice malt ing Barley was scarce, sad fully 24. deans . ; °Our sorts were saleable at a slight improvement. Oats in moderate supply, and, in some cases, W. more money was made. Old Beans brought rather higher rates. New Beans and Peasunal- The sale tot Flour was limited, at the reduction of last Monday. BRITISH. estotao ea gum.. Ifasar,lmex sad Kent, red 47 te 56 to 19... white 49 to 61 ta 63 Noslolk sad Suffolk. 46 to 43 to 36... do 64 to al to 63 Talavera (Dees or Suffolk 63 to 0 Comb. IS Lie, , red.... 47 to 61 to 63 _orbit/. II to 46 to 47 Nortleunt.. and 004 do.— to —... d 0....„ to to to Irish do Rea. 2O 42 Ilarturr, Feeding 26 to m..AimnllW 24 to 26 0 II Halt Seca — to Laglish Feed 17 to 19 to No to --a Od Peden& .- 19 to 20 to 20 ed...pota 24 to 124 B Ditto erwick its Scotch feed 0 22.1 Od—potato to 22 to 235 ed Irish feed 14 to 124 Cd. Uadt.. l7 to Ilk 44 Ditto potato ....... . ne Od 61 . ;0... PO to 64 Pass, grey to Us Od...saaple 4ll to 44 Moe 0 so 41...100041 6l to 66 Waite . to N to 0 1006,1lairagan.. .29 to 31...tkk . .... 31 to 33 old —to Harrow 31 to 34..enta1l 13 to 33...01d b Rasmaxo N Tam, New Spring per bask. —...oen wlnter 10 et 11...01d to ta ow , 60 611 Ltrazo e , rnos, per thousand • Pr *IA et =Um Itioa,Tasea.roade, delivered 44 to 44...tbe household 42 to 44 Norfolk and Sußelk 40 to 42... white Nortknesbniand, Maeda, sod Tataldre to '0 Ikno ex sad Kent to ..... to T roszioN. Rua% Doable Ind Radiates,... 64 to 64,..g00 • a* Polooloo O ßotoi . .s. sod 60410 .. ...... 64 NI OO Danish and liszobargti Itnadre also 44...1gyptioa -s Danube and Odessa ..... .. ... 1 44 0 = hard 741 — to to I;=,irabir IG 14 28 tO SD 00E1 to 0... Larrnse —to "Tit Ulan 1010110010 andattak7nad " ricreatnt AVEBAGM vnatat.l Berle y.l Oats. Bye. I:lleiaa.lPeee. Sept, 16 .„ U. Id S 3. 34 33. {4134a 103140 e 24 SS 52e 4d We 74'211 113'33. 0d379 113 37. lid SO SS' lid SU 341 2le Id Ste 941411 13 : 39. Ott. 7 ... ... 3Se 113J3i /Id 20e 141 32e 1333. SC 31e Od 14 ... 114 33. Od 20s W 20. 4d SU 2dSO. 24 21 le 7433. &1194 113 Sh 4d Us IMO% Id II woks' Aso. Mee. Je Sd 31. 1001 s 14 He Wide 6d50 stayy,—Wbeat, 3.. ; Earley, Clate, Rye, Bear, sad Par. le , Price. 'Oept.l6.rpt . 33.13ept. 30. Om. 7. Oa. IA Oct. 21. 13 62 771 62 • _ 71. 61 it 1771. ANDOVere, Oct. 28.-The supply of grain was rather seems. From the dampness of the weather the condition of Wheat we much affected, and good dry samples were scarce, whilst the prices ranged about the same as last week, with a dull sale. The demand for malting Barley now begins to augment, and a tolerable quantity changed hands at prices of this day sa'nnight. Oats and Beans met a dull sale, and barely supported former prices. Wheat, old, 131. to 141. per load ; new, 10! . to 121. Barley, 235. to 345. Oats, 21s. to 245. Bea ns, 38s. to 42a. per qr. Malt, 60s. to 62a. ATLAS/MST, Oct. 28.-Wheat in good supply, but trade quite *legman ; scarcely a sale was effected even for the last paresis. Wheat, 11!. to 14!. per load. Barley, 375. to 341. per qr. Oats, 20s. to 331. Beans, 325. to 421. Peas, 38s. to 425. BATH, Oct. 285.-Our market had a goad supply of Wheat, the quality of which is much the seas as of late ; this remark may be said of the price. A mall supply of malting Barley, which is difficult to dispose of, as it will not do for the malger as yet. Ia other articles we do not notice any alteration. Br DrOAD, 28.-There was a liberal supply of Wheat, and the condition quite equal to the last few weeks. Not much Barley offering, and a very thin supply of Peas. More Beans than for some weeks past. A more liberal supply of Oats. Wheat made fully Is. more money, and Barley , quite as dear. Old Beans rather lower. 044 rather cheaper. Wheat made from 295. to 345. per load. Barley. 30s. to 345. Oats, 20s. to 30s. per qr. Peas, 275. Beam, old, 265. 6d. ; I new, 20e. per loaa of 3 bushels. . - BOSTON, Oct. 28.—A =Misapply of Wheat to-day, and goad dry samples the turn dearer. Damp and out of con dition sorts, of which there is much offering, almost un saleable. Old Beans in demand, at late rates ; no new offer ing. No change in the value of Oats. Wheat, red. 465. to 625. ; old, 5Ss.; white, 625. to 555.; old, 671. Beans, 395. to 41s. Oats, 16a. to 21s. per qr. CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 28.—We had a fair supply of Wheat at market to-day, and prices were the mme as last week. Bar ley in good supply, and the best qualities realised an ad vanes of la. per qr. Other grain unaltered in value. Wheat, red, 481. to 645.; white, 665. per qr. Barley, 325. to 365. Beans, new, 366. ; old, 38s. to 40s. Peas, 361. to 401. Oats, 18. to 261. CANTERBURY, Oct. 28.-Our market was well 'applied this day, but trade very dull; and Wheat in very bad con dition. Old white Wheat and brown, 58s. to Ste. ; new white, 500. to 581.; brown, 38s. to 511. Barley, 30s. to 365. Oats, 17e. to 22.. Beans, 28s. to 365. Peas, 435. CARIMILII, Oct. 28.-We had a large supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oat, this morning. The prices of Wheat were about 6d. per bushel above those of last week, hut in Barley and Oats the turn was in favour of the buyer. CHELMSFORD, Oct. 27.-There was a fair supply of Wheat at market, and all the better qualities realised about le. more mosey ; but out of condition samples were difficult to quit at former rates. Barley was in better supply, and malting qualities made rather mere money. Other spring corn with out alteration. COLCHESTER, Oct. 28.-Of late the Wheat trade bee been excessively dull. The falling off in the supplies, and the continued heavy demand from the local millers ' have, however, produced a reaction, which is to-day strengthened by the reports from the lea ding markets, &c. New red Wheat, GOlb. to 611 b., sells at equal to 525. ; whit*. 545, to 565. f.o.b. Barley is not yet freely offered; =theta's, being anxious to commence, are eager buyers, and gest malting runs sell at equal to3ss. f.o.b. Beans are in me* *apply, and find buyers at irregular rates; fine ticks have fetched 335. to 345. today to the grower. Much rain, end seeding operations are suspended. GUILDFORD, Oct. 28.-The present low prices, together with the restricted demand,lsas caused oar euppliss of Wheat to fall much below their usual average at this season. The trade to-day was more animated, and there was a slight enhancement in the value of old red and some samples of new, a fair clearance being made. New Wheat, 40s. to 83s. ' • old, 50s. to 665. ; Barley, 37e.; Oats, 215.; new Beans, lbs. to Otouciteraa, Oct. 28.-There was a large attendance at our msrket this day, and English Wheat of good quality bud buyers at le. per quarter more money. Foreign moves of 'lowly, at former prices. Several cargoes of malting Bar ley having arrived, holders offer at 6d. per qr. less money, to clear ex ship. In grinding sorts the few sales made are at a similar reduction. Beans maintain their value. In Oats we make no alteration ; the extent of business is still very limited. The following are the prices: Wheat, Eng lish, white, old, per imperial bushel, 7s. to 7s. 3d. ; new, Ba. to 6s. Bd. ; red, old, fa. 941. to 7e. ; new, Is. 91. to 6.. 41. ; Dantric (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs.. 74. 3d. to 7s. 6d.: Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin ' 6s. 9d. to 7s. ; Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, 6s. Bd. to 6s. 9d. ; Odessa, Taganrog, hard, 65. to 6s. 6d. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921b5., 295. to 30s. • malting, per imp. qr., 345. to 388. ; Irish, grindinf, '27s. to 295. malt tng, 325. to Ils. ; foreign, grinding, 264. to 295.; malting, 345. to 38.. Beans, English, old, per imp. bush., 51.6 d. to 6s. ' • new, 4s. 6d. to ss. ; foreign, Egyptian , per 651 lbs., 4s. 24 . to 45. 3d. r French, Butch, small tick, fe. 84. to ss. ; Irish, ss. to ss. 2d. Oats, pet 312 lb., Limerick, Wex ford, and Enniscortly, white, old, 255. to 26e. • new, 225. to 225. 64 . ; Cork, Waterford, and Youghali, new, 21e. to 224.; Welsh, black. 21s. to 215. 6d.; Irish, per 312115.., 20s. Bd. to 21e. Peas, breakers, foreign, per imp .bl., ss. 4d. to Se. 61.; grey and grinders, foreign, per 850b5., 4s. 10d. to ss. Flour, best seconds, English, per sack, 40s. to 425. Linseed Cake, French, nominal, 91. to 101. Import* of the week eating Oct. 27 Wheat, 2,910; Barley, 10,378; Oats, 4,274; Beans, 943 ; Peas, 63. KENDAL, Oct. 28.-The *apply of Wheat to our market this morning was fair and rather plentiful. Of Oats the I latter gave way a little in value, which is the only clump we can quote in prices from this day week. Wheat, 30s. to 38e. per bushel of 20st. Oats, 104 d. to 131 d. per at. Ameri can Barley, 335.64. to 34e. LEICESTER, Oct. 28.-Our market today was well at tended, and the supply of grain good. Fine dry Wheat met with a brisk sale at a slight advance on last week's prices. Inferior temples may be quoted rather lower. There was a good supply of Barley, which moved off freely at from 275. to 33e. Oats of a good colour made from 295. to 31s. We can notice no change in the value of Beans. MANCHESTER., Oct. 28.-At our market to-dayeach article meets plow **le, in retail quantities. English Wheats vary but little in value. Irish, and some descriptions of foreign from the Liverpool side, are 2d.,per bushel lower. Flour la. cheaper, for both sack and barrel. Oats and Oatmeal both rather lees value. In ether articles no particular alteration. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Oct. 28.-With the exception of Tuesday and Thursday, we have had constant heavy rains, and the land is so saturated with wet u to put a complete atop to seeding operations. Since harvest we have been well 'applied with Wheat from the growers, but our deliveries of Oats of late have fallen far short of the usual average, which is a conclusive fact that a large quantity must have been abroad during the recent inclement weather, and which will be rendered °amperage:ly worthless, the same remarks being alike applicable to Beans and Peas. The trade during the present week has ruled extremely quiet, and any ten dency to advance has been checked by the magnitude of oar arrivals of Wheat and Flour, some quantity of the former having arrived which is not included in our official list ; not withstanding, however, a fair business has been done in Wheat since our last, at about previous quotatims, whilst by submitting to a reduction of Is. per sack upon Flour, sales to a tolerably large extent have been effected, other articles at the woe time (Rye excepted) enjoying a fair share of atten tion, at full rates. Duty has been paid this week (previews to the advance in duty) upon 3',191 qrs. Wheat, ex chi', get 3,8351 qrs. ex.warehousa, leaving in bond about 6,000 qrs. At our market this mousing we had a large supply at Wheat front the Errowers, and, its condition being much affected by the weather, a clearance could only be made by submitting to a reduction of Is. per qr., the beet south country m well as foreign nearly sustaining their value. Flour was held with somewhat more firmness, owing to a good clearance having been made during the week ; bat the business done was trifling, the dealers holding aloof, inanticipation of buying at rather easier rates. In Rye very little pantos. Choice malt ing Barley mast be quoted rather dearer, bat in inferior kinds there is no change. Old Malt is wanted, and 63a.could be readily made for the fins season-wade Talkies. Beau and Peas rather more inquired for. With Oats we were moderately supplied, and the new being so inferior, tales were moat difficult ; but anything choice, whether newer old, met a steady demand, at rather ever last week's prices. Wheat: British, Northumberland, old, white, 58s. to 60 a. ; red, GM. to 66.5. ; new, white, 525. to 5 7e. ; red, 50a. to 54e.; Norfolk and Suffolk, old, white, 58s. to 62e.; red, his. to 58s. ; new, white, Me. to 58s. ; red, 54e. to 561. ; Lin colnshire, old, white, 575. to 595. ; red, 54e. tO ; new, white, bee. to 685. ; red, 625. to 559. Rye, Norfolk sae SeSolk, 30e. to ,32a. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 30: to 33s • Clevalier, 33e. to 1,55. ; Northumberland and ScOech, 26e. to 30s. • Chevalier, 30s. to 8211.i_sranding and distilling, 26.. to 3bs. Malt, 56e. to 625. • Chevalier, 60s. to 635. Oats, Northumberland and Sccitch, st , old, 26e. to 28s. ; new, 245. to 265. ; common end s, 'old, 245. to 275, ; new, 20e. to 245. Peas, white, ' ors, 38s. to 40a, ; guy and maple, Ills. tor 365. Beans, old, 38.. to Q. Flour, per sack, fine, Stockton and Northam- Berland, 38s. to 40s. ; Norfolk, white, 395. to 415.; households, 375. to 395.; seconds, 3.59. to 37e. ; households, 34.. t 4 364 ; thirds, 325. to 35. ; households, 301. 93 tft. Wheat, foreign, Dantzie and Konigsberg, white, 60s. to 645. ; red, 525. to 555. Silesian, white, 58s. to 60e.; red, 53a. to 555. Mecklenbu and Pomeranian, white. 695. to 625. ; red, 66a. to 59. . Hamburg, Marks, and Antialt, white, 675. to 60s. ; red, Ma to 665. Kid and Holstein, white, 645. to 675. ; red, 625. to 61s. Petersburg sad Archangel, red, 44e. to 465. Odessa, red, 475. to 501. Polish, red, 495. to 524. Rye, Pomeranian and Pemba. 265. to 304. Russian, 265. to 28a. Barley, Sul, 30s. to 325.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 265. to 30.. Oats, Dutch Brew, 23a. to 255. ; Pomeranian, feed, 20s. to 225. ; Hol. stein and Danish, 17s. to 2253; Arcbaned and Riga, 181. to 20e. Peas, white, 325. to 36e. The arrivals this week are: Wheat, coastwise, 2,975 ; Barley, 860 ; Malt, 40; Oats, 340. Wheat, foreign, 1,577; Rye, 1,484; Barley, 753; Oats, 1,462 ; Pem, 140 ; Beans, 30 qrs. ; Flour, 6,648 sacks. Nawpoev (TOLL OF Wings), Oct. 28.-Wheet without alteration in price. Barley the turn dearer. Oats Is. **aver. Wheat, old, 565. to 535. ; new, 38s. to 48s. Bar ley, 295. to 32a. Oat., 21e. to 24e. Pies, 38s. Noawicu, Oct. 28.-Our market was aga in sparingly aepplied with Wheat from the growers. The merchants offered freely at an advance of full 2s. per qr. on this day se'nnight. The quantity is very inferior, and much sold which must be kiln-dried before it can be used. Flour was a dull sale at ls. per sack more money, and but little changed hands at the chance. Barley met a brisk sale at 2s. per qr. higher rates for the best, and Is. per qr. for inferior sorts. Betas, Peas, and Oats were in demand et an advance of le. per qr. respectively. Wheat, white, old, 58s. to 623. per qr. ; red, old, 545. to 58s. ; white, new, 645. to 68s. ; red, new, 50s, to 545. Barley, malting, 3.34. to 37e.; grinding, 30s. to 325. Beane, 38s. to 40s. Peas, 365. to Ms. Oats, 245. to 275. Floor, fine households, f.0.b., 375. 03. to 38s. per seek of 2801 be., purchunrs finding sacks and claiming one month's credit ; retail, 2s. ld. per atone. Not/ !annals, Oct. 28.-Our corn market has been but thinly supplied with Wheat ; the best samples are readily taken off at last week's rates, and in a few cues a slight cdvance, having plenty of buyers in the market. Is Barley we have a good demand at late rates, and but little alteration in Bean or Oats. PETE/11101101:0R, Oct. 28.-The supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats is the shortest we have had sine. harvest ; and the condition of all is bad. Old and dry new Wheat is la. dearer, other torts slow sale at late rates. Barley fully main tains its price. No change in the value of Oats and Beans. The weather still continues exceedingly wet, end the corn left in the field is now of en value. Prreroarg,',Oct. 28.-The trade in most grain at our market was quiet, but firm at former rates. The condition of the new is still far from good, which perhaps renders it valuable than it might otherwise be. PRESTO", Oct. 28.-With a change of wind, we are liberally supplied with Irish grain and Oatmeal thin week. The farmers in the meantime have been Interrupted in their outdoor occupations by downy weather, consequently we had a good supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange to day, and though the sale was slow, it was ultimately cleared at rates very little below those of this day ss'nnight. Irish must be noted Id. per bushel lower. Flour meeting a fair inquiry, fully maintains previous rates. Barley, Beans, and Peas as before. Oats in moderate request, at a reline tion of id. per bushel on fine, and Id. on secondary qualities. We have experienced a fair demand for Oatmeal during the week, but this article closes heavily to-day, at a decline of 63. to 9d. per load, as compared with last Saturday. Wheat, per windle of 22011 n. English, white, 261. to 28s. ; yellow, 235. to 261. 3d. Irish, per bushel of 701ba., red, superfine qualities, 7s. 10d.; middling to good, 7s. 2d. to 7s. 9d. Flour, per pack of 2401 b., English, fine to superfine, 368. Gd. to 42e. Sailing, grind per 24011 n., 345. to 365. Barley, par bushel of 60th.. 4s. enl. to 4s. 9d. Beans, per windle, of 2201b5., English, 15s. to 17e. Bran, per pack, of 24011:e., Irish, 9.. to 9s. Gd. Oats, per bushel of 451te.„ Irish, prime mewling qualities, 3s. Id. to 3.. 2d.; common, 2.. 9d. to 2e. ]lid. ; provender, fine, old, 35. 6d. to 35.8 d. Oatmeal, per load of 21011 n , Irish, choice samples, 28e. Gd. 'to 295. 9d. ; good general qualities 275. 9d. to 28s. 3d. ; middling to good, 275. to 275. Gd. I ndian Corn Meal, per barrel of 1901 b., white, 181. to 185. 6d. ; yellow, 198. READINO, Oct. 28.-Our supply of Wheat today was not quite so large as last week, and trade on the whole rather quiet, without alteration in price, except for a few parcels of the finest white. Barley trade was brisk, and full le. per qr. dearer. Good old Oats are scarce, and fully as dear; but new are a dull sale. Old Beans 13. per qr. I.igher. Peas and new Beans without alteration. SAFFRON WALD'S:, Oct. 28.-At market this day Wheat of best quality was le. per qr. dearer, and the same may be said of Barley. Peas very scarce, and no cheaper. Beans and Oats maintain their prices. SENDIRLAND, Oct. 28.-The weather centimes so wet, that no progress can be made in getting Wheat sown, or in securing the Potato crop; and, in la:e situations, there is some Wheat, and a great deal of Oats and Beans, in the fields, which are now only worth carting home for the pigs. Such a long continuance of wet has not been known for many autumns. The arrivals by ship have been, during tae week, 100 qrs. of Barley, and 1,100 sacks of Flour coast wise, and 600 qrs. of Oats from abroad. The supplies of Wheat at market to-day from the farmers were again large, and the demand was good for the best samples, which made rather more money, but soft and inferior parcels were in little request. The best Wheats are worth 58s. to G 21.; good avenge sample., 635. to 565. ; and inferior qualities, ' 475. to fits. per qr. There are many inquiries after fine south country and foreign Wheats, at our quotations. Malting Barley is in good demand, at 325. to 3Gs. ; and Oats us good sale, at 235. to 26e. per qr. Flour is steady in price, at late quotations. WAIIMINATER, Oct. 28.-The supply of grain was good. There was an average amount of business transacted in Wheat, sad the best templet realised about ls. per qr. on last week's prices; but sales were chiefly effected at former quotations. Superior malting Barley met with attention, and the trade generally ruled brisk, and the choicest samples realised about 2e. per qr. more money; but other descrip tions may be placed as before; but new also Is. dearer. Malt was in good request, but prices nominally unaltered. Trade for Oats and Beans was limited, and underwent no change in prices. Peas are not quotable. Old Wheat, 425. to 62e.; new, 40s. to 545. Barley, old, 325. to 425. 6d. ; new, 295. to 38s. Oats, 225. to 26.. Beans, 408. to 50s. Malt, 62e. to Gis. per qr. Tares, Us. to 12s. per tnishel. WINCHESTER, Oct. 28.-The attendance at our market to-day was pretty good, though the temples of Wheat, espe cially old, were rather short. The demand was net lively, but the late value of old Wheat was fully supported. New and cut-otconclition samples a shade lower. There was a fair show of Barley, but minters acting with caution in their purchases, only the best samples were placed at for mer rates,• and the trade for inferior samples was dull, at a alight reduction. The same remark may apple to Oats; whilst is Brace and Peas we make no return. Wheat, old, 475. to 605.; new, 40s. to 545. Barley, old, 30s, to 345.; new, 27e. to 325. Oats, 20s. to 265. Wisacca, Oct. 28.-The incessant rains prevent not only sowing, but thrashing ; consequently the supply of Wheat at to-day's market is unusually small; good dry Wheat is in demand, and fully Is. dearer, whilst the raw, in ferior samples are difficult to quit at former prices. Of Oats and Beans the supply is moderate, and last week's rates rather exceeded. 'Prises to the growers : Wheat, new, red, 69'be. to 621b5., 455. to 51s. per qr. ; extra. 525. ; white, 47e. to 535.; extra, 545. ; eld, red, 6111. e. to 63the., 52a. to 655.; extra, 575.; white, 555.t0 58s. • extra, 595. Oats, old, 39:be. to 40:bs., lid . to 'lid. per ;tone ; new, 10d. to lid. Beans, old, 381. to 40s. per qr. WORCESTER, Oct. 28.-We bad rather a large supply of English Wheat at market to-day, and the whole was cleared off on fully the currency of this day se'nnight. Barley dull. Very few Oats changed bands. Few transactions reported in Beans. Peas rather more inquired for. Vows. Oct. 28.-At this market we hove a fair rap ply of Wheat, which has met a steady sale, at fully the rates of last week Fiue mating Barley is scarce, and fully Is, per qr. dearer; other kinds slow sale. Opts maintain Ice prices. In other articles no alteration. DrDLIN, Oct. 27.-Our market this day was not lively; yet we cannot quote lower prices for Wheat. Oats and in ferior Barley were, however, 3d, to Gd. per barrel lower. In other things we make no change. BELrasr, Oct. 27.-In Wheat the range of prices con tinues wide r owing to the great variety in quality and con dition. Prime Wheat is in demand, and maintains its velum, whilst inferior lots are a dull sale and rather lower in price ; Resign, of good quality, is wanted , and sells from 181. to 141. per ton. Flour: The decline of le. noted last week is con &mad. and sales dull. Barley sells freely, at last week's prices. Oats are about 3d. lower, but are free sale at the decline. Oatmeal: The decline of M. to 81. noted. on Friday ' has been confirmed; the demand at the reduction is, how ever, good. Indian Corn is in moderate demand, at 81. 12.. 6d. to 91. per ton. CORK. Oct. 28.-Daring the past week the weather has been wild and unsettled, and with a good deal of easement' Iteasy rain, nu:titularly at night, and the atmosphere sharp aid cold. Supplies of grain from the fanners, though not so exensive as before, have been liberal. The trade generally has been characterised by much quietneis and inactivity, Rad prices have undergone but little variation on the week. Wheat was held with more firmness, and with an active demand, the turn was evidently in favour of sullen. Barley, =thing samples, much looked far, end fully as dear, but ell other kinds, particularly inferior, difficult of gale, and easier to purchase. Oats, white, mach the maw as before ; hut black brought 3d. to 4d. per barrel more money. The Flour market is exceedingly fiat; and, though factors submitted to a reduction of 6d. to lc per cwt., the Umlaut passing has been on the most limited scale. Coarse qualities have not generally participated in the declaim Por Indian Corn, we have experienced a steady consumptive sale, at about previous currency; the demand for Indian Meal, Oatmeal, and other bread-stuffs continues very slow at rather receding rates. It is attributed to the general use of potatoes in the country, and which, in many p'aces, are said not to be deteriorating to the lame extent or in the same ratio ',heretofore. In prepared and store Corn the business transacted has been limited, and the trade in all its branches rules exceedingly heavy, and in the sales effected lest money had to be taken for all kinds; some lots of fenign Wheat changed hands at our quotations, m manequence of large ar rivals of which home Wheat la etnaparatively negleweed. Price of prepared Corn free on bend Wheat, 295. to 31e. Barley, 14a. to 158. Oats, lie. to 12s. ; bias*, 10e. N. to 1 111 . per barrel. endless Corn, 91. to 91. ss. In dian Meal, 91. 10s. to 1.1%. 62. Ostmeal,l23. 10e. pet M.' Innalcit, Ott. 28.-Since our last the weather her been wet, and very stormy. The deliveries of g rain have been very liberal from the farmers. Priest have kept firm. Wheat matinees in soft and treaty eonditiim ; and for fine millers pay higher' rates. Oats is of the u s ual qua tl,l7s,l,l but a greater range in prices than in former years. Barley in good demand. A urge snivel of Indian Can • the demand a impro , and the price steady. in Balla Meal sad other Bmsdstnffi a good coseamptire trades. Wheat, red, 134. to 154 d. per atone; white, lad. to 1714. N % k ' , , 1 I i 1 i I . i II - 1 ' 1 1' '. t .1 1 ' 1 i I r ' i i ll IJ 1 :+ i t i . , 1 i z." 1I i 1 I 1 . 1 if , I i ' i 1 1 I • ' 1 1 1 I I I I I . / I' . . I i 1., MI . : 14 . 1 ! I I ' I I 1 1 i i I