The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-04 00:00:00

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Mr. Artm.. 3 11.. a. Mobartb. Mr. D. . Looolt i Li =" Mr. not. Le ar, Mr. J. MIMS P 011157/ SAY ON MI SW • &WM Itt Laniss,-Noftril balior gs. ttr toll! Use Qom= tomlft viatt.. • Worm. WI Ta. lito MB. ; , • out M ' . I f °. .• • - ; lirokeTh: .wic... s w. ris:irsc. ., w i r 4 6 °.: . _s • Wm= V in ebt. . st . i If inw i x ..... 2.1181 :7"... i ?ors% . "" • Wm. linalitibrolooe s irErbolE i . IM f. loolot* Ce = D. Mott. i 4. Dom; wow Nod twist *DV MART aM Ow. TI. law : ta%ll . gl i g la it N h aemi 4 ' " 4 . bei. ism WPM la i= ' Union Om! " N ier a MD 7 . 1 1 111& " 1 7116tai n 1 Cig ralfriefiaMillr -". ' Awn Mr N. A unar e ArttrlMUN to Lord "1LV5.123.11X Ike et Ws UT. !keit WHAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID .ilk DIA Tobin tor R. J. Owsuawsit. Y.D. Kr 0 210 ” Da ow so Irmo ordoot dlosolloa. tomaiwll isellwor, seed wheat M 4 ems enhoise Wei IN Ma et Ve g e ral OS Weedy OM OM a Mt= if Me • Out% llsort IL,." 2 "="ft . IA, 11M Oboamilmw. in. .14nowloinet. LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIB, TVINIDAY, 6.30 r.w. The National Assembly seems resolved that, if Promo hes a republican government, it shall at least have the enjoyment of one of the advantages claimed by that lona The report of the Committe of Finances, Midi I alluded to in my despatch of last night, dis ploys a detemainaties to effect, at least in this deput =most Mimi reform. The principle remo te, the sommittee as the basis at the public mow et the peorament, is to sappeess all mime dominated thepablis service, an d, in inch depart ments as mai be andased, t', suppress all moles' ittrdini bats ma that the boobies, of the esyZi be pee emend by as small a number of amPliJfka all ffeselliel them, however, being well -. •It is i.e the report) for the moat is amemp MN took. It alons, psai a i r v a a thorough kmetricips ot the smoke in the dilbrest drgartmate, aaa 1111stelly easy into ant mot et the redbrues." Nevertheless, the soot siiMse'spesify /Main redactions whisk they particu sThe raving propmed to be e ff ected par oast tea the salaries of po le= mad ism at present paid in malarial to the of departments is 68,8801. This is pro be be subjected to a sweeping reduction, the 0111111111111110 declaring that these functionaries will be salleintly paid by an annual allowance of 46,2801., the see* king about thirty-four per cent. These may awe es modsli of the rate at which the govern most is expected to reduce other salaries, to say no *dm of the Wit amber of places to be abelislowL The Mel of the seedits at present opened fur the pas 1848 is 1,810,849,9161.; the government pro- poses to redoes them to 1,781,372,4881.; bat the com mittee We them at 1,778,936,2771. As to the re ceipts, including the reserve of the sinking fund, they [ i tjt 858 3 LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1848. [THREEPENCE. bow been estimated. asasidlsi bed elledl. l doss, at only 1,487,662,818 L, Ask makes a id& of more than 300,000,0001. T his tislkdt w bo wend by the three loans whke ben hoes cow treated ; but there will remain almost as Ibr the year 1849, which will be obliged to mike Er itsel4 and to do that its expe nses mus t no t excee d the pro dams of the taxes. The committee declares that it cannot propose any notable reduction on the bud gets of war, marine, and public works. The war budget will, therefore, remain Axed at 432,254,724 f. It has been increased nearly 208,000,000 on the budget fixed for last year ; the effective of the army at the end of this year will be 502,715 men, and 100,293 horses. The increase is the budget of the marine department has only bees 6,533,615 E; it is fixed at 151,978,520 E The budget of public works will be 217,323,888 f.; and the ex traor 350dinary 00f. service of the department will take 128,,0 Ths report of the Committee of Finances, which I have already noticed, formed the subject of much conversation on the Boars. to-day. The acknow ledgment therein contained, that, in spite of all the retrenchments • isle, there would still be a' deficit of 12 ions sterling in the budget of 184% which all the loans contracted will scarcely cover , sea that expedients are still to be devised to mad the new deficit which must arias in 1849, has given great disquietude to capitalists. It was remarked also, thet M. Oondchanx had not replied to the letter e' statements of M. Devaux and Co., and the - still is what I stated to yea is that Dena= and Co. were - vhionall7 to adopt the course -en they took. The slight improvement that has taken place to day in the funds is to be ascribed partly to the vote of the Assembly yesterday on the Italian question, l bat morn perhaps to the fact that the different agens de change received to-day from the departments an aggregate amount of about a million and a half of francs to be invested in stock, and more partioalarly in the Fives. The account has therefore been much sought for to-day. A manor has been circulated to-day, for the truth of which however I offer no guaranty, that in order to paralyse, by their mutual counteraction, the claims of the several pretenders, government contemplates pro 'pomp to the Assembly to repeal the decrees of banishment !whist all of them. The decision of the Committee of the Constitution which I mentioned this morning, has operated sulfa vosrably to the partisans of nomination by the Assembly. They are, however, still encouraged by the fact that the minority of the com mittee includes several names which repro- sent some important parties in the National Assembly. Thus it includes those of M. Vaulabello, Minister of Public Instruction, and M. flour*, Minister of Commerce, and also M. Mutest, Presi dent of the Assembly, M. Martin (de Strubourg), and M. Victor Considerant. It would appear at present, that, whichever way the question be decided, the majority will not be great. A rapprochement between the Bonapartists and the red republicans is again talked of M. Joly, the deputy for Toulouse, and one of the most exalted ofl that extreme party, who may be said to share with Loden Rollin its leadership, has, it is said, shown a disposition to come to an understanding with Prince Louis Napoleon. The hostility between the red republic and the legi timists, which was manifested in the duel between M. Oent and M. Leo Delaborde at Avignon, acquires even mote asperity, and it is said that other smiler events are likely to ensue. Orders have been expedited to Marseilles to pre pare transports sufficient to send 10,000 colonists to Africa, in execution of the decree of the Assembly. The first detachment will leave Paris on the 7th, and the whole number will arrive in Africa before the end of the year. In consequence of the violent conduct of some of the clubs, the Minister of Justice has issued strict orders to the law officers of the republic and the police to put in force the existing laws against them. It this be done these reunions will speedily be closed. This measure has been partly provoked by the violent harangues of M. Barnard, chief editor of the Democratic PacOque, and presi dent of the Club Chabrol, who has lately declared publicly that the socialists will not stop at the shed ding of blood, if it be necessary to attain their object. nye, OCT. a.— Now Loma, Mrs* per 1 : 14218 1P144 pit Cents.. 69 20; Last lois, 69 33 ; foam Mos, 1840, • Do. 1642, —; Ds. nests —; Do. KW, —; Iltipies Etlette. —; Mem Lon, 824; ham, I.3sies, 30 dam IV I* O 90 1i 115, 8 21r 16"; Maw" la rs Ilan wan.—Porte sad Orissa , 654; PIA sad Rows 402 BO; Roam sod lime, 190; Arlipas sod liansilles, 180; dprbaler Ansi Dale, SI 23; entre (Uvula), 228 73; AxeSsas sad Bantam, —; ; North, 3711 SPAIN.—The International of Bayonne, in a letter _ _ it we=ld be handed both on sympathy and in- Wreak Do sok fa het, the pees end liberty of the weer triad ea Ile damn ram of the two meat na tions a onion Drapel We thank the Reglint people with Of as bit fee the kind reception which they eve to our Wsel grads, end we with that those international Ali. in trldelt the IZ mural good will of the two Redeem is illjsk iii = be frame* rerared. Tim folks** le the In Park, 5n5. : se ratly framed from Leaks. I Milan to give yen same dela& et the Napalm given to the Perigee natisentitheth in that great era mermilleset thy. After the JIM of Beelogeo-suz Mgr my eraeles siat aryseN, essempenthilby 11 . 'nom_ of the 7th Mgt., eranthed for Par Maas, la ZVI* pat, In 'illative rased ease two hoof phment prase. We bed eseresly pet Maw the British sell =ire wire Wand by anemone theses. The crow* es to ale railway whieltwes to mem es Minoan. OOm elite separior enpkiris of the alle wander te ithe piers in a waggon en Width wee lath" bone IftenAsie—Pkon destinies I la Garde Nationale de Paris.' when we pre to pay, the pries of our =se measstira In.ey was to be pads. Al the Matra; mama marks of sympathy we given • th. embed at Load.. at 10 o'clock in the swift a that in swig say visit the town the next mrairift. tiaß eisensily it the samara of the morales width Palled es I the Marsh of LORAIN. At one mammal the ,peepie leek us by the band, and ezdalated Be wthenes rather they &oral Brash E. Paris Rena he the r National Gard I" At Vauxhall, and in the phis et Lahr% the English Ammo ewe hind it eseeg MC% enthral" end th MEd that ethos in the wet pollees end piths mraser. ey At the parade at St. James's, the wind esmeararag the Boyd Guard placed us by his side to me the Meg of of his megaillornt Hone Guide. The Athos alleck railed es with heartu arinis ordiality to weep meet erse ray py. the desert, ens II rat ornalanisasarave flret ta t Oupleht Framst_gam a Z ad ta the rasa of P ra se end laessi. This tout ben given by him at the impel at Beekom, and received by lb. Reptile meant at the fib with lent raters. At length, attar • slay of oalysd boom, we left Leaden fall of grati n& to the iratrara of that peat eity, who had shown themselves es sympathetic to the Perak nation. 11111,011311 =LATINO TO PARBHIIIIBT Pll.lBoN.—The rand reports patented to parliament Made; to Parkhunt Prison lave jest bps printed, and are interest ine documents with !shrews*, the reftemation of juvenile offenders. It would man that Neff have been rratimed from the error of their wspa la the words Of Om Rev. Yr. Spear, the of the elopiaths, " Comidering the ignorer* sad moral debrament by whisk link minds have been easkned tap le the peeled of their sesessittal, end that awry properaty ei their nature hes bra ealled forth bad end manned by constant eseesive, it is rely abbe weadeeed that in or short a period of tines them amid be menthftei seek • damp Of sisenther la them mthatunete youths; bat it wily lends le strengthen the essratisa fa ray mink that thins is me ether bank( to meet Nedra the over flowieg tide ef thketty and the bet a smell sprat of dis ciplinary odusalks, based ea lie principles of the gospel of Christ." It seems that the maim Of boys who, after having radiomen ratessasa seraimed worthy to be spin eranftedi with wee poem ls 1847 than during any perans par. Of boys removed from Prekkeest is the emene iffiest year, 371 received eon ditional pram and 16 free prams. Entaft-Ifilenti.—lt is required by a recent statute that on or bin the MM day of the present month the owners of all sleravemsh, whotra they messed to ma or noW i r esiy ansmit te the Dead et Trade two &rand he s= e/ the to v as& madras of the lull of mat mearar, and of the melltion el the machinery, the 11th andMk sap, ft b provided that if owes= shall segiest te end ale dmimo they shell habit end pay the e m u 16s. for every day's delay, maths owe Ashy shall be asernated he to the satisfaction of Ile Need el Trade. • BURYING STILL-RORN CHILDREN.—Sir, —The recent Adman at the Lambeth polies court 'IMMO, is Important deficiency in oar regrietratlea imengonsate, mutt et proper reggiehry of still birdie. It is of warm hnpossible to moister abortions, bat surely them should be a register et ell or= of birth when the skid is vireite. At presto% cm tae Oromyth of a eertilkote tram ham' o atidwW and is mama of hallo-crown, .1 .been children are interred without mo vies, reghtry, or remark. Not only so, bat I know by per soul experkeries that mike' is. are oiatlnaally solicited to give certificates if still birth where children have died soon after birthso se to lave extra fees), mad I have no doubt I hem what km thoi owe iodised .en cad seamy odd vivo an ia the Wit of 'Magas* ssitilataa. It Is to be herd that dues ileiseares - ail these eteasalsol with berial cubs sad pitheads. wPI had to some inquiry ea the subject of the ragfettatisa if deaths mad at bonels.—Maxncus. STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER. (By Eimmte INioanyi..) FaOx fleMiter To Nnis o'CLocz Tsui Moiuguici, as Thiel god rmathre et the uadenoralmed paw VIM 11l hams: Imam ..LW .66181“ raft LaWs ....JIM. ...Cloudy Illnaatitata LW Veryedoudy Leeds . ..L. Muth oda Umemel..."/.11.W...C100dy OmbeldiM...LW Cleo* Loweitane .5.W...140a Clidemlbet. LW 3sia Marimesar..6.3.W...llaln Clmlerleil ...S. Bola Maebrowegla IL .. Plitt Netemile 1....LW...5t0rmy Oyster LW....1121• rtmemerhot .11.6. W -Cloudy Ohm .11. W are Nameless ...LW....Re10 IMatey ...—.....LW 1111106 rola Maui .8.W.. Saha limeDenkem..LW...ista Nottieutem .5.....1ta1s lthevelt..—.LW...Cloody Pool& lay . .. ....112.....bia lorlemostk 6.W...fitormy 05te5ia . .....11.W....610rmy B . Bab Glasgow LW. Isla r, f i l .6.15.....Ct00dy Girmaatar ILL...Tary slowly Orillimpaa...LW....atia Cimport LW Jimmy Wig ......... 11—...Uniettlad Hertford 6.Z....1Leht WAWA .LW. .Itelu Hut LW....lata Ttlebeash LE— Main =oh LW. ...IWWohirtem.......B. Cloudy LLB. .Claady Yarmouth .6.W....1te1n Wads B. Ailed rain Tot .11.W....1tein Bridal, Oet. 8, 6 pa.; Mad, 6J1.W.; dry. ' Dorm, Oat. 4, 6.15 sam; Mod, LW.; ruby. from the frontiers of Catalonia, of the 27th'ult., states that the celebrated cabecilla edam's had demanded to be admitted to the benefit of the amnesty, which was oonsidered a proof that great divisions exist among the Carliet chiefs. Cabrera was being closely pur sued by the Queen's troops. The advanced guard of the liberal or republican party, under the command of 31. Amettler, was completely defeated on the 21st, ea the frontier of the provmoe of Chiron; 4 were killed, 15 captured, and the rest driven into Prance. Letters from Madrid, of the 28th of September date that the run on the bank still continued withord abatement. It was reported that the children of Quin Christina and the Duke of Mansards were to be sledded Infants of Spain, and endowed accord 's& thaws, Ram 28.—Throe per Cents, 19y paper; allarßogn, 19e MI air The pm Cents, 101 caper te cci r 2 Bolis, 10e auk. Pse. =at"; annr Mmt Si ma. e PaPer. Bank st. 46 paw. Xranafts on loude, days, 44.15 cask. ITALY. The Risorgimento, of the 29th ult quotes part of a letter addressed to Rear-Admiral Albini, dated the 14th, on board the Asmodee, in the roadstead of Venice, and signed by Capt. L. de Reocordi of that vessel, an nouncing that Austria has consented to observe the armistice with respect to Venice. A letter from Mowing, of the 19th ult., says : "The offioers of the French and English ships at anchor show great attention and i ldndnees to the Nea politan naval officers. The French commodore has been on board the steamer Stromboli, to visit General Cereals and Colonel de Re. He was saluted with 16 guns, which the French ship returned. On the pre ceding day he saluted with 17 guns the commandant of the expedition, Llent•Geneeal de Viler:glee', Prince de Sotriano." MADRID, BRIM 27. Corroopthaenoe keen the High Pyrenees Nays that Samsun hod assioad In the meth of France with some funds. white vies distaihated swim different portions of the allied insurgent army of Castles and republicans. On the 20th the Whom were esaseatrating towards Pau, I whisk imairksi iateatims of penetrating Spain by the volley of Hobe sal Amen Tim artists were gathered mainly sheet St. Jena Pied de Port. Cs& Lana, a spirited dhow, well acquainted with the groond, was is had a party hem Urdu. over the treatise. At Toulouse the government was begraulag to show nativity is dime* the insurgent AWN sad man than to reside in places at a thetas°, ban the trestim. • Tatalenea paper of the 2lst contradieta by authority the meet spayed at Madrid that Don Enrique bad arrived at Perpflusa, sod was about to join Amnia. Padre Lanese, howdy esnimor of DOll Cadre, pawed throsigit Dayonse, ea lie way to Spoke, on the 23rd. la area to pm a slip to the agie an the bank notes of San Forassak, the ollisielDisrie die alglol publishes an order, assamadog than the genial Anoka of direct contributions, sad esmessweng that se many se busy thessealves with dis counting eel the mil these be thearibed imme diately fa dm tithe inionteld and sammareiel sob lily, Mot the of SOL a year, soda perm. failing under the d demetheise of bankers, capitalists, et asechants, de. signe in the UAL A NATIONAL (WARD'S ACCOI7IIT or His VISIT TO LONDON.—We And the following in the Commerce, • Paris journal : We have published an account of the musics width a detachment of our National Guard made from B lologne to Leaden. One of the National Guards wbo pert oldie expedition has addressed Lou a WWI, as the submist. Oar readers will sae with what hearty cor diality the Frisch unarm was received at London • so that thb dear the agates medial was not • min word. We have Ala Sad *at them are only separated by old er seaderslandings if they othm bolter they weak' emu beget their rid &Wens sad lam as indimolable Alamo, for SHIPPING. Marla Asuurnn.—Dublin, - 2; 'Waterford, 1; Donaghy.- dee, 1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, Oat. 4 . — Wind this day at noon, S., light Weer; and dull, hay weather. DIAL, Ott. 3.—The schooner reported on the Goodwin Band yesterday, proved to be the Bawls, of Caernarvon, from Bangor to WlPvtable, sad not the Superior ; she has since booms a toad wreck ; some materiels and 700 slates have been saved. The Ana Williams, of Dartmouth, rr- I ported as having sank off the Wight, site being in contact, was from Newonds for Sidsoatk, and not from Ply mouth. LrasarooL,Oet. 3.—The Allerten, strived hare from Cal cutta, experienced hsavy gales from lat. 8 8. long. 68 8., to 15 8. long. 76 B. LIVIRPOOL, Oct. 3.-8. to S.W.—Arrived: Allaton, Cal cutta ; Pdly, and Sir Thomas Gresham, Bombay • ; B.lteon, Trinidad ,• Countess of Lenadali, and Hark-away, New Or leans; W. N: Hint, Savanna; Emily, Charlestown; Pioneer,' Alexandria, V. ; Pacific, Philade lphia; Portland, Bt. John's, N.B. ; floodand, Bees Grant, Atomism, and Coro mandel, Quebec ; Una, and Queen Pomare, Bt. John's, N. 8.; Minerva, Prime Edward's Island. Sailed, 2nd: Ada Alice, New York. 3rd, London, Calcutta; Aides; Eamaca, Lima' Agnes, Barbadoes ; Lanerkthirs, and Courtesy, New Orleans ; Oregon, Staten Island. Bast., Oct. J.-B.W.—Arrived. Isabella ((of Oftow), Hondurea. Arrived from the river : Salsotte, Hobart... Town ; Pak, Peasambuco. Lowsrrorrz, Oct. 2.—The Diana, from Bitimouth to Hartlepool, in pushy through the roads this MOTU log, grounded on the Newton's Sand, where she beat heavily, bat has been misted off, and proceeded, making a little water. BRIDLINGTON, Oet. 3.—The Lord Douglas, from Stettin to London, which went on shore an the beech, rth alt., we. got o ff today, after lightoning. Sour, Oct. 2.—The schooner Caroline, at Baseapk, Newport to Berceloaa, struck on the Seven Slemos. aline 10.30 a.m. on the 29th ult. ; shortly after whisk the newel wild down ; crew (exceptone man) dZOI/114d. PLYPIOUTZ, Oct. 8.-11.M.8. Petrel, which went on shore on the Gernert rock on the Ist inst., came off on the flood. On Lrvineoor., Oat. S.—Arrived : Nova Scotian, Bt. John's, N. 8.; Osmanli, (at.), Fanny, and Davenport. Orr ElClLLT.—Arvind:Miry Bricks, St. John's, N. 8., for Sunderland. OFF FALMOUTH, Oct 3.—Arrived : Triton, Santa Crag, for Copenhagen. FLLNOUTE, Oat. 3.—Arrived: Juliana, Porto Rieo and Charleston. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.— Consols have improved this morn ing upon the opening prices, and are now voted 86/ to for money, and 861 to k• for time, with a fair market, but without any particular animation. Ex chequer Bills are 30s. to 335. premium. The speculation for the rue in Mexican would appear to have been carried so much beyond reason 'hie bounds, as to have brought on a re-action. Bailers have been active this morning, and the result is that the prime of the bonds have been reduced from 191 to 1, as they stood yesterday, to 181 to k as now quoted. They have been rat &r lower still. Portuguese remain z24k to 5. Spanish Fives, 111 to 12; the Threes, 23 to 1; Passive, 21 to 31. Dutch Two-mid—a-Half per Cents. are 441 to 61; the Fours, ex dividend, 681 to 91. Danish, 66 to 8 ex dividend. Russian, 99 to 100. Bel gian 70 to 2. Brazilian, 72 to 4 ex dividend. Milian, 83 to 6 ex dividend. Peruvian, 30 to 1. New Grenade, 11 to 12. Bosnia Ayres, 21 to 3. Aooording to the French papers, the state of the working population of the department of the Seine, continues to he one of extreme misery. The heads of that department had been authorised to raise an other loan of six millions of francs for the relief of the poor, which will complete the sum of 31 millions of francs (1,240,0000 so raised doe, the 24th of February last, independent of 171 millions then existing in the departmental cheat, of which the Provisional Government took possession, but about its disposal has from that day to this rendered no co msat. _ _ ___ • MOMS roma Rink Stook dot 1 3E= Coo . Tar Met. NI i 3 ow Ct. FM. MEN dui pat Oisisut. I pa Ot Ooat. Amu. lej 1 30a to AL NOM rOlllllOll MID& r Ct. Atolls' 1 pot OW. (koris Ma, 11 13 pot 0 n t . ... 111130/1 1 4 F 1 Omega Wont Oda. 3 t 8 pot Ot tlestiota. OK 18j j tor P•r et 374a.t3 4 stet 6 PIO Oa Power BIL. SO S Dfto amt. II S et Ity IMO 4 Titer Ida. 33 3 I lar s ieMa i r 100 41 Itosev 134 a jl4 Ma 3Pt MI I V i I Oolembisa=4&ll6a..li Si I !tool& Deloisol Ivor Oa II lex do Ms. Pooh* Ma. Ile ii ow ft,Duldi ist 01. Versimis .14 16 4 pot 01. Dula Otis., 2 44: dl. Voomis Worn& MLA 6 1 RAILWAYS.—The share market is without ma terial change, and the amount of business doing con tinues to be inconsiderable. York and Newcastle Prof. are quoted 11 dia.; Boston and Stamford, 2 to 11 dies ; Barbra and Hitchin 1 dies; Blackwell, 4 .to 1; B . and Oxfor ds ' about 4 pm.; Oreat Northern, 1 die.; West Riding Union, with 61. paid. without prim SALM RIPIPMOTHD UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN lOND9N. (TOMMIres prim will be foetid to NO pegs.) Ildskg Ed EOM, dd Lod, BrighL, and South One, Ogninnied. 1114 Id 264 I Da. Maw ISL= I I . 4 Do. New 51. Our. 6 par CL, q DM &RAM 1114 4 Lou. & N. MORMII. 110 Endow Onelin Do. New, 3/ Da. Wm Mow. I p e ar 111 Lon. &8. Wears. 36 9 East It nadir 13 Do. Thirds, be 4 Do. Q10„11 per oat. PreL, $4 Do. Now loin., 4 4 Ildiallost nal Morrow, M Norfolk, 62 3 Urea Mordrans, 41 Do. Now 304, 2 Most lbsdharn and Western (In. N. British, 164 Isni);114 I Do. Halos, 74 4 Greet wasem Balm, 44 Oaf., Wore., !W01v.,44 Do. (tn. Idi Halos. Shropshire Union, 1 Lane. lk York. 29 8. tart. 714rds No. I k a. Do. Thirds (Reg.), 14 York, Newo lls 80, Do. Proton and Wpm 10 Do. (oOr. Nose. mel 4, LS Laeds and w all, 20 Do, G.N.P.. Per., oil 4 London & Elnek 44 Took &N. Mid. Pr , 94 Mieland, 624 Do. E. and W. IL Ei., 254 LIVERPOOL SALMI. °croon L—Orin Akan. The market was a ittUs mere lively today, bat aWI wiry little business wee dome. Birk., Lane., and Chas. June., Lou. &N. Westsm, 106 91. Ila. 3d. 4 d Do. New Ora, U. to 161.9 d. d Cabxloalan, 191 MAIL, Shlli, & Lin. Eighths, 76 4 Lao.! Yorks. Fifths, 41 4 Do. Pref, 91. Ids. U. Do. 321. Aaron 111 4 Midland, U Do. Prof., per Do. Haim, 104 de. id. 4 Do. (W.11.U.), ta 4 S. East. and Door, 234 North Undo., (A),1978 Do. No. 1, 61. 16s. U. 4 Tzars o'Curcz. Lon. & N. Wotan, WM ti. IL & Dower, No. 4, 61. 16s. id. Man, PAIL, & L'n. PIO., 94 4 York, News, & Bor. 0.31.E.Pur., Midland Halves, 101 4 Ma. d N. Staffordshire, 64 4 Then worn non busiiis Omni $. and prices were rather lir ism, and Chesn., Ca lc, ledonian het., ie 1346 b. 17 J s. 91 d d E. Lane. ltd., p Lam. and Yarn. (WAAL), 6 d Do. Peel, 146 d par Lan. & N. West. IL, k D. Qrs. (a Is 11), 7-16 p De. Qrs. (C), 1 $.ll p Win., Stet., & LW. Eighths, 74 d Do. Pref., 011.16 Do. Grimsby 201. eh.). 11f d Do. Grimsby Docks), 131 d Do. Shef. & Lin.), 131 d N. Scottish S. E. Dover, No. 4, q 13.18 _._ SALES, Oconee 3. This market contin ues Gall—then being in fact scarcely any business doing. Prime are without variation, but, is the absence of order to purchase, a further depreciation may Nexpected. N. Statedablre, SI 61. 34. Id. dCrews. , & Blrm. Pref., p Shrews. lb Dlr. (A), 71. Is. I& LEEDS Donna b. The market to-day wee much the same as rots:day, the sales being exceedingly I limited and prime remaining steady. N. Er li e Thirds, 7IA 34. d E. Leseoehlre New, 104 d lAA and Welt Riding, 11341 BRISTOL SAL* Orrom 3. The bedews to-day Was dull, the tronsentione not being worthy of notice. - PRODUCE.—MniciNo-LANE, Ralf-put Mo.—. The Begat market matins steady, without alteration in mites lamp, standard quality, 60s. to 601. U.—Coffee is also s t ead -Baltpolro ; retraction 6, mid 261., one lot 265. 23d. Rios: The pablie saw mere cki : s iari all withdraws; Egyptian bought in 145.; sold cheap; first elms, 10s. ad. to lie—Splose fina. imento sold trimly ; w hi te to 3116.—P : Malabar sold 21 to 21 lb. Pine Tellishorry to 93; good, 71 to 83 lb.; ordinary, 6 to 63 lb.-24stmsgs sold from 24. dd. to 32. 7d.—Mrs sold 22. to 3s.—Clow, Sc. Penang, is. Bd. to ls. 1021.-822g0 sold from 201. to 24s.—Runt doll.— Tea steady.—ln other aztisios no material alteration. Duty saki en Sugar *Bet week In Loudon, Liverpool, es L Bristl, Bull, sad the Clyde 4,2119,437 To the Ems period BA pier ben . 410,64. DOTIZS row on Too a ISO To WIT wm. Lasko Liverpool Deimeol MAI! Hull ll/.144 Clyde . MAIM Bso• Um in 1547 V,0111,544 21 . 145 .4 30 ---. 792.314 ~... PRICES C i Roaili k poe DVTT PAtD. Or. lodla. 44.36 e. 6d Yellow kOrey 66 0...36 6 Moe ..... ST 11.-40 6 blaarttleodarcoe.„ 20 0.. 36 0 Ye110w...-. 36 0...811 roe. 40 0...42 0 Bawl 0...0 0 Yellow O-17 0 wait. sr Forelp, brown— ... 82 O. AS 0 17epow B6 5...37 I Grey and wane- U 0..91 0 itagned, Haaatete 61 0...57 0 Lumps 49 0..51 0 Wag l Osevm. t in Band. as 26 0... 40 0 Goad. 46 0... 65 0 As 72 0...110 0 OuSen, /owl ado nazy ... 27 0... 28 0 Plne o;drn;ry u 0... 55 0 Ans. 40 0... BO 0 Hooka, good 0262045 0... 72 0 Outa lakaa, ordl - 28 0...44 0 mad Pa dang 2l 0... 28 0 Too at par lb. Minim ononacc- 0 0 ... 0 7 Rio, at pet ant bare India lO 6... 14 0 Caw- . 111 and"laall; 10 0... 1 $ 0 Patna, cdasatd n 0...62 5 11;171:In• 9.as at pet pH. DISIWITA . . - PiOiT. 777 1 7 .. 0 0 Denman: . 2"1 to 16 per cent. Jarnalt: — /Ola 66 per cent. 0.P....4 ?morns marts 4 .. 4 Brandy, lettrands .. 6 Belden opirtts, d.p. 10 ... 0 &etre lO 0 10 .. 0 FsMosier hoz, per Soo. .9:13 0...40 0 R. bead & 9 0 0... 0 8 Dutch owl ... Mill . ; 10 0...60 0 Frlosioad _0...44 0 _ oaiaLoe ~'~ io o::: o -i is - Jf dem ..... lf 0... 0 0 Ski ~ U 0...83 0 W 21 2••• 2 Pan 0... 0 0 11.01118 in Indis Sona lB 0..33 0 Nulty II 0..34 0 le 0....26 0 Tni, s& per cwt. DMA. SO 0... 0 0 ONO. Cm. Winne 76 C 0... 0 0 Ism, at per ten: - Nan L 616 £0 0 N...! or Mee. noon, ininahria adhered 46 to 50...11noltonebold 43 co 44 Nadi sod EnS3ll4. 40 to 43 _waits 4l to 43 Nalltindodond, Lincoln, sad —...ti le to &Mei lesi Peat . 43 YOMEIOI9. Wanat, NM& NA l=tir . 64 to 53...11ns CO to 6: err,, Etarolminnt ai d °WI; 63 14 to to to Asia oil linaborgb 49 33 to 33 Iladih 43 to 49.. Egyptian to Donnio and Odom 45 to 51 =lad to . molt —to —...llathslian..... 36 to II Eve .... « ..... Banc" Peadlag HI to 121...distilE6 " 2B to 31 InowcOinn 36 to 40-I.zietnno — to Oats, Ehniall Parronnon and Illrolannd to Midi& owl Danish Frimiond and Dutch hod l7 to 20 Dit63 BMW 10 to 14 -Mel Bun; Usk- Nina to —...01d. — to 1E704 1311 l6 to 38...Tantany to -.. Taw, oid. a - to new —id boapsoni --lap ..... .... trLamm,®, B&W snd Rant= $4 to 36 to . B Mollteranon and Odom.. to 38 to 44 44 46 Ramona? r • ,, *loot 41117, per Kw— 4! K to r. to 4 qs. to= .. , ...... Csna,e..- ...r thi=too.. i. a. 1..... - - Lows Cams, D., dso A 8 th. to i 9 Os. Ditto emelt sad Assedrea ...... It 8 10s.to S 9 10a. howl, Asterism, par barrel at 11141ba. lO to 3$ Distal sad Hamburg Canadian Treed, per sack et 11801ba.. tree - to - ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM Ind OCT. TO 4th OCT. Qrs. Morita. &eta. Irish. Ferrite. Wheat I 1110 I %Om 330 9310 0at 5..... Roar, 1,020 aerie ; barrels Malt, 740 qrs. Loewe Anises& - Wheat. 68s. id ; Barley 33e. 3d. ; 0201. 230. 7/1.; Itys, 33a 10d.; Deana. Us. 2d.; Pus, 413,31 d. r 4 eallY authrioed 1-a Pie' • I which FRREN T. PIS NO. I: SS 7... 7 Hawes 9 0...0 0 Cargo atCardifbar 0 0... 0 0 Swedish_ lO 19...11 0 Lun, at poi tow 264bi5t... II 10... 0 0 that l7 5... ....... .„ II IL.. 0 0 PsUet . 1.10...0 rad cc minion IS 10... 0 Svelter l4 0...141 Ona, re 252 bap. gaL d.p. OW, pale...-. SI 0.. straw 2l 1 125 brown & yafow l4 4.. 25 S 7O 0_72 Had ' Manse Old l4 0... 0 Donth Ma. ~ —.. 25 10...15 011ve.43•111441,p4=49 0-60 0 004 as Nut 41 0...42 10 gado UP% Pak pr 37 41— 0 0 limo] 23 10... 0 0 Pacomode, per si c hatter Ist 81 0...83 0 debe IN 0 90 ate. 0 0... 0 0 DOB; let. 0 0... 0 Warmtek ,do 74 0...78 0 Wow, 78 0...84 0 Newry, bd. ..... 0 0... 0 0 Waterford 74 0...80 0 Beef, lad* ler Pets* Mem 0 0... 0 0 Prr=raeas TO 0...50 0 Dog w a il " TO 0..10 0 lbon. 60 0...70 0 0... • ' lm r=P rerk 46 0...r0 0 piels . •• TO 0...110 0 B. A. 40314. Mod, 46, r, t 4 7 7. 0 0 ...0 0 lod lb, dry.. 0 $3...0 114 Unsll7Vilp:Q 0 3i...0 3 Wool Ms, dry 0 0...0 0 Mod ...• Sot Ira& 0 0 4 4 ...0 104 iloadz. ▪ riaoroo. pat kids 4 0 ... Dia Woos*, at par Oa. 5... 11=I amin 0 I 4 0 arso ...... 4 .. 410 Coropeocity 4 0... 0 0 Ando, lambi a 0... 0 0 Nkomo% lons sad solid . 0...13 0 0...51 10 0 0..10 0 Was. .. 13 10..13 0 ospanDliess If 0...1$ 0 Bsd &Andsm. 3 10... 3 11 Emu lO 0..10 0 TALLOW. Tallow is not worm,. there being fewer sellers. Petsnbug Y.C. as the got, 46e. 9d. ; October to December delivery, 46e. to 465. 6d.; operate months' delivery, 46e. 6d. COALS.—Hafflad Ara—Bates Hartley, lea 3d.; Wm Main, lea. ; Walla End Beldam and Co., 14s. 9d. ; Walls Bad Haswell, 17a. 3d. ; Wall's Bad Hottta, 101.9 d. ; Wall. Bad Labia, 16.. 3d.-Bhips at lurk*, 73. CORN.H markst win b 4 thinly attended by buyers this monolog, and the lbalk of the ai rivals reported at Soot having appeared at Monday's market, then has been but little addition made to our supplies of any adage since that da . There was a fair retail business trassaeted in all of grain, without alteration in • Ths folkway; ars Nosegay's tudiations BRITISH. •kw per Q.H. er Womb, Tam sad Zer rel 52 to be to 56...61626. 52 to SO to Nark& and sablk. 52 to 54 to 56... do el to 55 so 62 Talavera jinn or ealegt) a to 64 Comb. k IJo. r re4...60 to 52 to 64,..6b62..... 52 to II to 54 Nerthestb.aallootel 65, 60...... a to kith da Res.. _ Uto 54 Boaz" Poodle& Brea Wain Oa". I tC apnrisk rellidl l 7 .ol.6 .• to l ha t to " I n t w o w SO N — T . I. 2/1 24. -9111 : 1 1111 Mit lbol ...-.......... 13 bt 1110 nitre II to Med 211313---*lrto oo„ 4;4 . , - 4;14 . IS to 14 "" ..- 16 . to 34 ~..—...... St to 40...b0tim. 40 to 411 IS 114.011 to Bartow 32 to 88...m011 $ t to to 84..031 to Tomo, Now Ilpriog pot bob. --my rintor 10 to 11..012 to RAMMED d : Ltartmo per thootomd 111 lA. to 2110.. IS to IS...dlisallias IS to SO to 31 to 24...1140t0tt to P-1-4 IMPFAIAL AVIIIAOIII. t o reuse i Nye. I assma.! I. Aug. 12 ... Ns Ild1110 9 7 1 71 1 211 ". 66296 241,111 s 0d Ss 111 26 ... .. Is ad lls 181 51s 11.1 Ws 116136 s 16137. 74 Sept. 9 ... .. 661 ad 321 14 23. 6d 33. 5&36s Maas Ild 9 ... ... 311 s 1041,338 4422 s 10433. 6d 39s 14 Cs ad 18 ... ... Fs ad 33s ad 224 242 Us 64:38s 10d,4 , 1 24 23 fs 44 33s 1144 114 3fs ad'37s 116.31 s 114 ... ... —1 6 wades* AU. Ass.. 83 3. 7492 s 442424243'2. 44.35. Maas 96 Arm—Wheat, 4s. ; Barlm Is.; MU, la. ed.; By., beans, and Per, b. • 'Aug- lti i Aug 16.1 ii 1 31 6 31 61 .3 Sept. 2. 9.4349 t. 16 3ept. 23. HULL, Oct. 3.-Much rain has fallen during the past week, preventing the ingathering of the Barley, Oats, and Beans still out, and affecting to some extent the condition of the new Wheat now thrashing for market, thereby rendering old Wheat more needful for mixture. Arrivals have been Toy large, owing to so many vassals having been long kept back by contrail winds, and we have had good choice of all kinds of grafn on show during the week, and a large daily oonsuoptive business (speculation being for the moment unknown), at the decline noted in our last dealer. We had at our this day's market a large supply of Wheat from the farmers ; the condition was much worse than last week, and for sack samples demand was exceedingly slack, while any thing dry and in good order was freely talon off at folly lest week's rates. More demand for, and business doing in, old foreign Wheat, and the prices made were a turn in favour of holders ; in some instances rather more =say was paid. The supply of Barley, which has been largo, has been well cleared off, and a good demand is still experienced, especially for fine malting qualities, which 'ere comparatively scarce; for such Is. advance on lot Tuesday's prices is obtained. New foreign is in much demand. All other descriptions of spring corn are exceedingly drill. The supply of Linseed is very excessive, but the market is wall sustained, many importers preferring to land rather than submit to any material decline. A steady trade business is weekly done in Cskes. There is a good choice of foreign on the market, and a lama' propor tion than usual of fine quality. There are good emu's of Rapeseed, with only a moderate business doing, and tome quantity going to Rape Cakes only dull. For theses, as also the Ire g ft a a n :l7n . ds of Guano, then is a moderate sale, at fully late prices. The following are present prices :- Wheat, per qr., red, 60s. to 645. ; new, 46.. to 50s. ; white. 625, to 665.; new, 48e. to 545. Dentsic, 6435. to 58s. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 48.. =l64s. Barley, malting, Us. to 30s. ; grinding, 265. to 275. Oats, Danish, 17s. to 20a.; Friesland, 21s. to 235.; Russian, 19s. to 21s. Beans, 365. to 38e. ; foreign, 32.. to 36.. Pas, white and yellow, 34.. to 38e. Liaseed, cashing, 345. 1:0 425. ,• feeding, 42a. to 44a. Reposed, per 10 quarters, 261. to 281. Liaised Cakes, English, per ton, W.; foreign, 71. to 8/. 6.. Rape Cakes, 95e. Bones, 86s. Guano, al to 91. 6e. Im ports from the 23rd of Sept. to the 29th Sept. inclusive: Wheat, foreign, 11,946 ; Barley, 13,528 • Oat,, 8,414 ; Beans, 2,215; Peas, 3279 ; Tans, 30 ; 3 4 ,6 n • R a peseed, s,l47 : Linseed Cakes, 949; Rape Cakes, 637; Eones, 550. lawns, Oct. 3.- We had a limited show of Wheat to day, which mst with a dull sale, at last week's prices. There wrs more Barley on offer fine melting qualities realised fully so much, but ordinary samples Is. per qr. lower. Peas and Beans and Oats without alteration. Lame, Oct. 3.-We have continued large arrivals of Wheat ; the millers purchase slowly ; but the stets of the splattersl morkets cease holders to be firm, and there is little variation in prioe. Barley as before. MO, Shelling, sad Bons without alteration in value. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 11,179. Oats, 1,264 ; Barley, 1,1190 ; 347 Malt,63 ; Shelling, 75 ; Rapeseed, ; Linseed, 11. Lewis, Oct 3.-The demand for Wheat at this market was rather languid for new, and a decline of Is. per qr. must be noted from this day week. Old Wheat mauttained last week's quotations. Barley, Oats, Beans, end Peas steadn Wheat, new, white, 121. to 161.; red, 10. to 131.; old, white, 151. 10s. to 161. ; red, 141. 6s. to 141. 10s. Barley, 30. to 354. Beans, 375. to 38e. Oats, 225. to 245. Poe, 18a. to 40s. linprooL, Oct. 3.-A chap of wind having brought in a number of noels which had been detained at sea, we have to report since this day weak, a moderate supply of Oats and Oatmeal from Ireland, but of other produce thence, or of any coastwise we have little in for to-day. Of foreign Wheat, however, the import is rather liberal, with a fair quanthy, chiefly of Barley and Indian Cora. During the greater part of the preoediag week the weather was very 91. settled here, and on the east coast of Enema and counties northward, homy tains prevailed; whilst in the sou th of Ireland, where the Corn crops are stated to have been nearly all leaved, reports upon this point are more favourable than on this Ode the Channel In =any of the English markets towards the end of lint week, the Wheat trade assumed a rather firmer tone ; those in most parts of Ireland at the same time, affording little in some, and in others no margin of profit by shipments hither. Induced by the stability in the Wheat trade at Mark-lane yesterday, and th at in the face of large importations, holders of prime foreign Wheels, at our Core Exchange to day, steadily insisted on the rates of Tuesday last, at which a moderately fair amount of business was transacted ; whilst the lower qualities of foreign were taken sparingly on Mika terms. Of farmers' new Wheat the supply to day was liberal, and moved gradually at a decline of 2d., the best descriptions of dried - Irish receding 24. to 3d., and raw damp samples, being vary unsalable, 4d. to 6d. per 701 b. Flour, of all denominations, upon a slow dew and. was depressed in value, the best kinds of English and Irish Is., and soft tender samples 2.. to Ils. per sack ; Stator and Canadian were also little noticed, and 6d. per barrel lower. Grinding Harlon continuing to meet some inquiry, sustained late prices. Malt dull, and ls. per qr. cheaper. Old Beans, although Pn limited request, maintained our last quotations. New BMW as well as Peas declining Is. per qr. The in oseased arrivals of Oats, and orcepost of further sup plies, awed a very difficult sale for this grain Orden end a reduction of 3d. to 4d. per 461 b. from the curre Task', last; from which , likewise, Oatmeal has vo n von wayla. 6d. per load. India. Corn, although still mem a taierable inquiry, lost the advance obtained on Friday, and muted to the current rates of Tuesday last. Corn Meal steady, at former peas. Accounts were received here yes terday to the 19th ult., from New York, to which market were daily arriving from the interior, which, =lTe P t e repects from this side, had some Inflame on pees, sad, with a reduction on freights, enabled the eases. Von et orden far Great Britain to a fair extent in Flour and In Corn. Quotations stood, for oast and freight, as fol lows: Fine white Wheat, 60s. to 61e.; mixed and red, to ths. 6d. per 4801 b. ; Western Canal Flour, fair ship brands, 275. 6d. to 28e. ; Gennessee, 284. 6d. to 295. per role Indian COlll, 275. 6d. to 31e. per 480 ; Indian Meal, lei, to 164.6d.per bd. Calculating exchange an bankers' bills, 110. The prices are British: Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, new, 7s. 7d. to 7s. led. • old, 84. ld. to Bs. 4d.; white, new, 7s. 10d. to 80.3 d. g , 84.4 d. to 84. 84; Irish, red, new, 6s. 2d. to 7s. 6d.; old, 74.7 d. to 7s. 10d.; white, new, 7s. to 7r 6d. ; old, 7s. 9:1. to Bs. Barley, per qr., English, aa. to Us.; Chevalier, 345. to 375.; Botch and Irish, per 6016., 4s. to 44.34. Malt, English, per qr., pale, 695. to 634. Oats, English end Scotch, per 461 b., old, 3e. 4d, to 34. 74; Welsh, old, 3s. 44. to 3s. 6d. ; Irish , this sorts, new, Is. 3d. to 3s. 6d. ; old, 3s. 6d. to 3a. 7d. ; general, new, Is. to 34. 4d.; old, Ba. 4d. to 7s. 6d. Beans, per qr., Eng., new, 40s. to 42a. ; old, 43e. to 46 5. ; to36s. Scotch and I rish 4801 b., new, 345. 365. ; old, 375. to 38s. Peas, Eng pet qr., white, new, 45e. to 475. ; ditto and huh, grey, 375, to 1111 s. Flour, per 2801 b., English and Irish, fine, 434. to 44a; superfine, 435. to Ms. ; extra, 455. to 465. Oatmeal, peg load of 2401 b., Irish, 1848, 28s. 641. to Ws. 6d.; old, 264. to 275. ; Canadian, old, 255. to 26e. Bran, per 241 b., Is. to la 2d. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 74.74. to 7s. 10d.; white, Bs. to Bs. ed.; United Staten= od . no. fd. ; white, 84. 2d. to 84. 6:14 Dentin, and red, 7s. 9:1. to 84. Od. ; high mixed, 8.. 64. to 95.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 84. to 8.. 4d. ; whit*, Bs. 4d. to Bs. 6d. ; Rip and Petersburg, red, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 7d. ; dithangel, 21. 2d. to 7s. 4d. Odom, common, red, 7s. 4d. to 7s. 7d. ; Polish, 7s. ,94. to 81. ld. ; French, Spanish, and Italian, red, 7s. 6d. to is. 10d. ; white, 74. 10d. to Be. ld. ; Bannat and Xarianopoli, red, 7s. &L to 7s. Ild. ; Egyptian, 64. 6d. to ss. 94. ; Mediterranean, dc., hard, red, fis; 6d. to fle. 84. Gaunt qualities, in bond, red, 6e. to 74.6 d.; white,7a. 64. b Be. 3d. Rye, per qr.;Baltio, hc.,284. ilOs. Barley, per 601 b., 4e. 3d. to U. 6d. Oats, per 461 b., is. 6d. to 3s. Bd.; Raglan, 3s. U. to 30.4 d. Beans, per Itr., boopeas,34e. to 385.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 278.6 d. to 284.6 d. Peekpor qr., Baltic, ito., white, 40s. to 435.; Canadian, 364. to I& Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., Canadian, sweet, 81. to 33a. ; United States, sweet, 31e. to 334. ; United Stales and Canadian, sour, 295. to 30s. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., Agaseicoa, white 345. 64. to 365.; yellow, 345. to 88a. 64.' E , 361. 6d. to m. Indian Meal, per_ _l96lhs. u ffi. e t i o s ifr. li Tt r nivals into Liverpool, from the War of tr. to the tad Oa. inclusive : Wheat, 16,740; Barley 1,879 ; Malt, 480; Oats, 6,777; Rye, 4; BOW, 119 ; Paw, 91 ,• Indian Corn, 12,733 qrs. ; Indian Cam Meal, 996 barre l s; Oatmeal, 2,84 8 seeks; /lour, 2,071 ode and 1,661 bands. ........ Pars y Alb se, i:'° - 7 s .a r , ir m A if NOS Mg UM 1 Itis, tic; 1 1111 -I— Cat • smh In: lire a M se '. 0.1.1 rea S l AWL "lbw Omen. Aar t il M , ice !arm lama k On& Nba. . 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