The Express. — London, England, 1847-10-21 00:00:00

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JANRIPS NEW NOVEL os ly pelt. THE CONoIVICT•, a Tale. By 0. P. R. JAW. Kw 11 yob.. poi STD. WOlOl. Maw. and Co. 63. CorshilL ma, ma tim JANE EYRE. An Antobit:74ly. Edited by C: Rau- 3 sob,. Bro. ice 11 11104 Lecloo Prtath, and Co , Pr conAin Now tes.ty. atall tbe Ilhearloc HARDEN HALL • or, the THREE PRO POSALS.—EdIt.I by dte Hoc. F— 13—. Throe vole. poet Oro. Nee 2114 a tata Loo‘kel . Matta Met, and Co.. Ott, Commit DL CVLVEERELLV GUIDE TO HEALTH AND LONU LIVE. IV "' %TM veirthtirlitr'a3iD, wish Dia labia for Complaniu. Di Z. J. Canavan. M.D.. IL N.C.& L.A.C.. Hansen—Hon lo Yen purtooldlaftion. Huston Napa • good tea bon, sor lon& an olownoin al Wilk 01 raga Anima *Won and la itio io maa. Ts bad of elhorinol. Paionooleninw ; Corrano.l47. Mon grmi: , Hon 39, Coon& : Naos. 4V. Rea Strand ; or divot trio in imam Arntl-piam Itonotoiroot LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'clock. INDIA AND CHINA. By= arrival in anticipation of the overland mail from Lake, ri i Marseilles we have news from Hong-Kong to the 24th Aug.; and from Calcutta to the Bth, and and Madras and Bombay to the 11th, of Sept. The Bombay portion of the mail was dispatched on the 11th, by the Seaforth, rii Ceylon, instead of, in ordinary coarse, on the 15th, by a steamer to Aden direct It was brought forward from Galle by the Bentinck steamer, from which vessel the following passengers landed at Suez, and su bs equently left Alexandria, io the steamer Ilindostan, for England: Mr. S. Shepheard, C. Schmidt, Mr. De Dawnise, Miss Cowe, Mr. Altston, Mr. P. Dudgeon, Lieut. Col. Cooper, Lieut. W. Rignell; Mr. E. D. Jame, Mr. R. It. Smith, Mr. G. Kinder, Lieut. Delimit, Mrs. Ashburner and child, Mr. H. Stewart, Mr. Cosgreve, Dr. Graham, Lord Kennedy, Capt. Montgomery, Lieut. Hunter, Mr. Fisher, Mn. Hamiltoa and infant, Sir C. W. Blunt, Mr. C., Mrs., and Miss Biden, Mr. R. W. Evatt, Rev. It. W. Whitford, Major and Mrs. A. R. Rose, Capt. S. A. 8. Coxwell, Major A Mann, Lieut. H. M. Clogstoun, Mrs. Macdonald and infant. The most important news by tkis arrival is that which has reference to Lahore, where intrigues would appear to havo been again rife, in which the queen mother was the principle mover. With the precise nature of the plotting which had been carried on we are not made acquainted; but the fact having come to the knowledge of the British authorities, it was considered advisable to crash it in the bud, and accordingly, on the evening of the 20th of August, the Ranee was removed from the palace, and escorted to Shaikhoopra, a fort some twenty miles distant, where the is likely to remain a prisoner for some time. The in trigues of this woman have been long notorious, and her hostility to the present government which she cons:ders to be maintained solely by British pro tection, has been lately bat ill concealed ; so much its that, upon the installatim of her son, she induced the Maharajah to insult the prime minister, Tej Singh, by refusing him the tiluk or royal mark on the forehead, merely because he was the friend of the English, and therefore en object of hatred to her and her partisans. The removal of Ranee Chunda from the scene of her intrigues would, it was hoped, tend to neutralise the schemes of the disaf fected, at all events, for some time to come, as the most dangerous period of the year was approach ing. The I)useera, which takes place in October at Lahore, is always a season of apprehension ; but the officer in command of the British forces was on the alert, and the utmost vigilance was observed. To eradicate as far as possible the evil influences to which the mind of the young Maharajah had been so long exposed, several of the Ranee's creatures and confidential advisers had been sent away from Lahore to different parts of the country; among them was the once-famous slave girl Mangela, the favoured' confidante of her highness's intrigues. Except the foregoing there is nothing important from beyond the Sutlej. Matters were somewhat unsettled at Cabool, where the elevation of Hyder Khan to the office of wuzeer had given offence to his elder brothers and other members of the family, who had protested against the unjust partiality of the Ameer. It is not improbable that this matter may lead, in the end, to serious consequences. Tranquillity continued on the banks of the Indus, although some symptoms were exhibited of a disposi tion amongst the Belooches of the hills to resume their plundering propensities on the plains. Nothing cer tain was known at Bombay of the intentions of Sir Charles Napier, but a report from England that he was to be commander-in-chief of the army of India on the retirement of Lord Gough, had occasioned much speculation. Sir Charles had declined a public testi monial, which some of the officers in Scinde wished to present to his lady, as he considered such to be contrary to the spirit of the military regulations.. In the Rajpoot states, Doongur Singh was still at larr, and tears were entertained of the continuance of his ravages when the fair season set in. His brother was lately captured, and his arrest had bad the effect of rendering the chief bandit somewhat cautious in his movements. The Governor-General was stated to be about to proceed to Oude, in order to enter into arrangements with the king, who is described as willing to cede the sovereignty to the E. I. Company and to re tire, upon his being insured a pension commensurate with his rank. Lord Hardinge was still at Simlah, where Col. Lawrence had arrived from Lahore for the recovery of health. The politico-scientific mission to Thibet had been finally arranged, and was to set out without delay, having far its firstobjeet the settlementof Goolab Singh's frontier to the north and east, when it would proceed northward towards Yarkund, and win ter at a place called Koten. Thence it will proceed, in three separate parties, by as many routes, to Lassa, but what to do there is not yet publicly known. It Is supposed it will be absent about 18 months, unless it should be permitted to penetrate into the Chinese ter ritories, which is not likely. At Calcutta the case of the Hindoo convert still occasioned much discussion. It was rumoured that some of the wealthy Hindoos intended to furnish the father with the means of bringing his case again before the Supreme Court; but this is hardly likely, as the youth had been since baptised, and was beyond the pale of kis father's faith, and deprived of his caste. A somewhat important meeting of Union Bank proprietors had been held, at which some awkward disclosures were made as to the nature and extent of the bank's investments in indigo fac tories. It was resolved, among other things, that it is not expedient that the dividends shall ex ceed 5 per cent., or, at most, 6 per cent., until the whole amount of the capital, one crore of rupees, is replaced. A memorial had been presented to the deputy governor by the bank, praying that the rule which prohibits the servants of the East India Company from entering as directors, and which is enforced in the case of this bank alone, may be set aside. The address has come home with the recommendation of the local government to the Court of Directors, and it is be hoped that its reason able request will be granted. The weather in Calcutta had been rather unhealthy. Fever had been alarm ingly prevalent, and carried off several members of the European community, including the Rev. John M'Donald, a pious and eloquent missionary of the Free Church of Scotland. The Nizam's dominions present the same inextri cable confusion. The embarrassments of the govern ment for money were still as great as ever, and the usual results of insubordinatioa amongst the troops, I and disaffection and confusion amongst the empioya, were seen throughout that country. The intelligence from Bombay is unimportant. The discussion respecting the memorials sent to the Court of Directors from the young officers of the Indian Navy was continued, and the conduct of Sir It. Oliver, the superintendent, was much oanvaastd. The rains, which set in with such fury in the be ginning of the moonenon, had become slack for several weeks in July and August ; but in the beginning of September they recommenced, and a very favourable season would, it was hoped, ensue. The intelligence from Hong Kong is to the 25th of August. The news of the Canton expedition in April having been received and published in London, speculation was rife, and the next mail wen looked for with great interest, as likely to develope the views of government. AU remained quiet at Canton, but there was an uneasy feeling still existing. The following is the summary of the Ore,land Bombay Times, of Sept. 11 : Our mail arrangements secs this season destined to per turbation the steamer intended to have been dispatched on the 27th of August was detained till the 31st ; that gentled for the 15th of September proceeds, via Ceylon, instead of Aden, an the Ilth The ten days to which our news is thus re stricted has brought us from England a world of important tidings, but furnished us few for transmirion home. The amount intriguing and interference in public affairs by the Ranee of Lahore has compelled the dubar at length to piece her under restraint; she is to be confined in the fortress of Skaikoopra. The lite of the prime min is re r, Tej Singh, was said to have been threatened. The British troops at Lahore are, it is said, hereafter to be relieved annually—the higher rates of remuneration allowed them making the station coveted ; and as man _y as possible are to be allowed to share in its advantages. The erountry continua quiet throughout. Some annoyance was said to have been felt by the people in the Jullundhar Dab, from our indulgence in the slaughter of bins—the killing of a cow giving great offence to the religious feelings of the country. The Governor General is about to visit Oude, with a view, it is said, to the better conducting of the affairs of government. The King is reported to have offered to surrender to us his realms entire if we will only allow him to retain his honours sad receive a pension. The disorders in the Nixam's domi nions continue 'annulated. India in general is tranquil. Though Sir Charles has been convicted of a greater melee of specific ma statements than any man who ever held • 000nCiariOn in our armies, and is the author of the most questionable piece of policy we were ever engaged in, he is a gallant, able, and determined soldier, and, as such, popular with the army. He is above the mere fop peries and forms of his profession, and would, probably, relieve us of many of the encumbrances and obstacles from which in matters of arms, dress, and discipline, soldiers in India suffer. His continuance in India would shelve the Sande question, and save ministers the disgrace of entering on measures where fraud and falsehood are discovered by every turning of the Blue Book. Another rumour is that Sir Charles declines remaining in India on any inducement, and that he will proceed to Sues with his family direct about the 2.50 inst.—The last mail arrived from England in 27 days and 18 hours, by much the most rapid transit ever se oemplished.—A curious cue has just been decided by the Supreme Court. Capt. Thoruhill, re-mount agent for the MadrasCavalry,kept 'deposit account with the Bombay Bank. Me seems to have trusted the filling up and cashing his cheques to Catsinath Ragoonath, a native writer, and does not seem to have looked into his accounts for a period of three years. It is the custom in Bombay, where an account current is kept open, that the bank supplies a pass-book to the drawer and depositor, where the amount drawn or deposited is written in on each transaction, the sums being duly added at interesr, so as to show at once the state of the account. The bank makes up its accounts formally twice a year, when these are examined by the parties, and, if found correct, sub.cribed. The bank then returns all vouchers, the de positors all receipts, and the transaction, up to this date, is reckoned cloud. In September, 1846, Capt. Thorn hill called at the bank and subscribed his account for the preceding three years without examining it; and also ob• caned his cheques, about three hundred in number, from the hank. On examining these he found some apparently forged, many tampered with, and 7001. drawn in excess of what hail been di sired by him or made use of in hie office. The native writer meanwhile bad absconded. The chief justice drcided that the bank must sate the loss, on the Rewind that though both Captain Thornhill and the bank clerks had been careless, the bank was more bound to care than their empioo. The decision seems to open the door to endless frauds on the bank, which never can look upon any man's account se closed—a receipt from him being no evidence that all is right, or bar to future claim. Had the cheques been more skilfully vitiated, so as that no blame could have attached to the clerks, the decision would hare been the same another Cassinath may take better care next time, and once more swindle the bank. The Governor and Commander-in-Chief are still in the Deccan. The discussions on the government of the Indian navy are still in active prozreas, and throughout all India not one single voice has been raised in its favour. Meanwhile they have found themsslvrs unable to maintain the com munication for the English mails ding' with Adcn, though she packet service is maintained ee f dead outlay of above 40,0001. a year; and a ship now cio survey has been compelled to suspend operations for data of hands! She waits at Men till an aeting-mute, lately arrived by the Mooauffer, and who may or may not know a theodolite from an azimuth compass, joins her—any amount of science being with us imparted to any man in five months by virtue of an ungrammatical general order! The rides haws once more resumed, and within the last four days we have had a much heavier fall than usually ooeurs throughout September. COMMERCIAL INTRWOENCE. BOMBAY, Barr. 10--The import market Me undertow no chew, but the weather continues highly dinerstin *was amp% rain Davin( fallen in some quantity at the yeeddemoy *MOW UK advice% and there la every mppearemce of Its b.el bees pretty general Clorrox Mearracrenas.-71sewa Myles are Ii iamb the game wel ders se let embed. lather mere Amanda Ms been minced by Importers to realise, be Y rim than In me Maw meet for the Ihke ormlittre et Memehme ebbing an the leder hid e of grey =botk of Min deatelpint lan nem sad me • es t ' par pinee=la vein. Orayeannaire enjoyed • reed lies ben kaii net by tarMa, and the abe d " al le silk aes bege—der•dmif. imbets4 the Miel operations Mem led mat, bet at w improvememt on prism Grey dhlne et ad hands Ms Nemo ants ON. mi de. media arena. ben SEM ammaL II lona nab Leese. time Mee bent very miemmeml. Ifs *dry nee/ to ear bet far Sen dyed seeds mod mine to Tufty _mmtimese bat No Mr prim aired am ma bedelimmt hmmeadese• the may Me tbet no ham hemed ist bd.; et MN phew et Tann red Tenn na" fe yamle. Ilea lar pine. The mine at Or WM! ken the noir saamaarn tilled et nit, sad an the bawl !okra have the sins noir al lAMB goo* they ere net at mead very madame to eimmerit them. *MOW Tam.—lmpertere prig are Isakiselerat advance Is prices, awl Mose to sell at pment rale% so di Me Imeime dons In the Mt deem days s tn very eadeeneed. Mem hid to e tem y ISO Wait all et Me* Sem Ilk IS, Ind to, at ati l m ial lnit=mans pee lb. reavely. chine twist le still le wawa s oar gratlass. Told& red continues very dolls( sale. and in are nformed rah; mf dimomi of 14 bale of NOM. sash r el seed gritty, at I rt. Mo. per N. Woeu.s.m.—There ham twin, but at offers too low to Molt el rim Mosan.—lritie no Ina ematimmee is mama. ma tatter ad men mold be disimed. betbeibee istlepend s . In mope that 414 ame man nen boa dor, nal phone darkmary. Ira/.l er. aria inn se Imam& blood fit ea trommelves, mid 44.14 m. whine rageeled; the silo elide ne7 mane. aqui* wed le tale hee ben the Wilt 114 I.OOU ewe-, et di re per mt narrarm.—(ass idea et We Graft ben been reported at 10, 11, and 14 ra. per k We dpi ken theseiorion that the quality mod have bras Wider. Immo of it le mid to ban bele wed. mere,—peweeaem.- 0 a in lay et dapielmre if ket I,7enelseee Melba itarepmemeedet Meta pr ankh ire whim be,. had are sinbilla 4116 deneridlim. awl Om tbri genre/ d Mlsm Indy smillehird awe to b.,. aim te= fa win and ear parr( pleasean me Yaw W Wet —.l. lad may Ompn (Is seime). , Bet an neseple Yam Nelsen doled) aide Itelew Trap ten lhalted, emus the temelher hes again Mame Wenn= mml vet Mar annals la my waft ma, we I kin be releeded. The parnaser that ban bees dialsommemeleM Mee dm MO elms imitreittlitareezeindvdy ter Nolkithe amerket, mod amid et MN bin EIIIMOra, at 100 ra. ink:r 11 1 1 at IS Wie Wei lona. NI ra. ; 200 dltem a. ; 1.000 soma US ;VA bakellarn at 104 n.; 1011mmdles rainitY, aI remedot ma oak ;MO media Oomph, en arrive, at eti re • 30 candies at NI ra. The emen at emits ism the lot'of Jaw hi Or Islet 1111 Chia ts neat WOO hake. or 431,700 own; eel to lellan. non JUAN Yin n 217,00 e mtg. Odds Wsim,—lm the Moms it tea egpis then sad n( &dm mmehdiem Ornrs.—Tha median appeme lai rtiadeeded MAIM q J mad the Wenn* nu ph, hewn en Ward WNW, re, via kr pate' anemat. Yana laint alai Is tuna IL Inn km ma in wine, toms& the dem of November mest • me eimmet meet Is mo any renewal of nide* is the art de. Toasmon—lbs Meet *eight to Great *Nan inalp the arrival of the media and on the 4th lain; menimalft mi nag nand; It alientemer hi to IL lea. pm In le Lira. and V. to thalami, at wish veme mind NW • Sera tam Irs,,lawsweroau hen tear Win Wink 117 the dmilmine at wend noir le at a sad Yte Meat the nods Int Celentie ate le Ins lasna Tsar In. le the time mind kr thane% lahansibtedialani ; act Sere le so Mere the la the nte be Leona. Tow aipsamats ban ben mods at dem. to ire. per swam damanam—The isle wpm Immian marlankl7 due oar let. Inn the nerket beta Used by the teed Driver dm the be mare dinia. et almost all the Net were alai& wink W rearaidl7 hardind with re mitter, ink ilk mid new mow le be Ind et a better rate thee la. lid., aMellear led are et Is. 1044.,, ata imsethe dint ; these I are the sob et the or. Os Diem the Me is Min. per 100 re GO dare light i awl am Olt. Ire n. at NM. per 100 doh.. NI Vem i reendeme JMe la the lester, and the rate. of dim ast are en lent quoted. CALCUTTA, ism 7.—Wbss we hit mete, the export trod* showed at so bontedny ismonL Theo were (or a hw daps y keterreplen by Os offilboonabio adobes at the boar Street Ondines. lisomnos, spot* ono; tad', e n hobs ho *We boo Ono to ONO di tbo oblif export Impla TM war mete t be. Ism are*. The reset et Ile,* soinatilik I la undo. soma oar nartO Is to Would of all anitisits Tani ot advaand oleo Combo On sli la Os prod trio= u n. , years boob= In la:void al Wier raw Of do Os is Orod MOO boo Imp. TM odor Ones Joe woo goosolis lownibly WOW O Os Taiiiii on at MOO& la soar .. 1 lois Ow boo Wont boon odor mono lot asobtsiM as got osioniOn ilea Ma Wm lioro a rt; ono mast Ono it not Ind insionnia In sem inn* at tbs beim the EOM NM boo onoshoi. SW down! kr snits ion b nr Om warat. aid an ate *We • boneable MOO, SENO son of Os illoiliallo Oyes delis. la anis OM Os know dos Ino MO don Of ito mon Mud at this essesa. wed ewe* plus lees Nay onbonos a GOO. ills boolnan rang Is Os Ininon 0 MOM Ono IMO boobs quit% be so mil onalinsi Yon% owl le nos tbseo Ms boo in loonnoO • ykyiy no Nay MOO Ms shorn a wand/ ler re • ipaolernireol of IWO solbals fa do Swan t e" : 4 4notllo ariononalso Oboe Ms ossainy olio& is no. doolial, not non Odbonist owl bond sot oar Ohon ot present sissiel b y the /Mk. 00111111•61 t soapbox, no dicousgabit st J ~ ~ J ~~ .r• 1 015rint% N0.357.] LONDON,THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 21, 1847. [3d. 4.111 per cent. Fleet elms pirate bills al short dates at t per cent, while loans at short date on deposit of Compenyo paper are nego noble at 61 pee cent, and for • longer period on a sire terms. Government securities ban continued steadily on the et/mace. The new flee per cent fern retrains at a vino Wow par, where It. progress most be arrested wall government dote the ' loan. Buying prices of burs are sow II auras per cent; Coon paay'a N per cent discount. Exchange gave way slightly for the ex. peon of toil mail, industrious in Mx months' bill haring bees done : foe that opportunity at Is. 11d. The rotes have been sttudy, and 1 the foot noes paper ter.y have beeu,f anyth ing, more In favour of buyers. We quote lot i Labors 6m. a 15.114 d. to Is. 110. per rupee. 10m. d. Is. I ltd. Freights also declined very shortly after the Itipirtare of last mail to U. 13s. to 6/. for sugar or rice to Great Bettie, sad have eluee barn steady. To-day's rates are N. to St so. per Ma. For other quarters there has been • eeady demand far shipping, end some portico of the available tonnage hat thus been diverted. Ma per heed ere Dow offered for Coolies. To China 41 dole. ham less paid for cotton. iNDIOO.-Thariag the week which followed the dispatch afloat ma, the weather throughout Lower Lenge woe of the most unfavourable character. From the 16th to the 21st uutusen. the rain woe cheat inorount, and of so violent a nature es to send the whole of the law lands under weer. The rivers at the area dm* were very throralite lag, and in Burdwan and to the wietword that sudden rise el nutted muck bane. The plant woe everywhere so areked and drenched, that the yield or eekarrhig =air was very seal re. dined, and in many plasm to &obeyed as be be sores wank the cuttin Mame/eta e now draws mildly to a close in loass mid latterly the weather has bees wry favourable. i too late to be of onp essential aerobe to the planter. Jessore the general out-turn has somewhat misted expectation, this district not having promised much since the it eiJuly. Kiehrughat haa, on the onntrazy, fallen short. The Yew anneerns to Wm part, which afforded promise of an atemdmat return. ere drawing to the dose of their manufacture with very diminished I proepteta On the boot a the the re sult a the 1.11011 Ms been unfarouroble. Etteghdpent W aawdattel to wit frau ravages of the rein awe the *ram ewe Le=t ow eieled are not very &TIMM*, The eager et our lest, in the lieparenh ftlesee ,..... meszy ii em never by — rbrad — ogw d dtittiet. w ig weather has lately been wee /avowable. unAeamM u th. that the moult will prim wet meek same A = prodortng diarists, higher up the aysby, 81111111■11 are lairs* favourable, and, should them be oonthrued, OW mom will soft prove rather over than under 115,000 mils. Emma ben It Nov, 1646, to 3rd Pent, 1641 Cheek I Aida. Great Britain 21,1118 11 fy. 1,261 France dseu 21,144 North America l 4 l /81 3,592 Red Sea and Pemba Graph Other plans Total 21,1114 111,169 . Bross.—There was little done in sugar fee a lew days of.er the ar. rival of the mail of July 7, but the stoppage el belies wee any tem porary, and sales have some bean on a imps and Increasing scale. Prime hare weekly atiown some adman an end lassmes sorts err now raL'y 3 arms per rod. higher thee at tM been pent if the mar ket. The latest priori paid are 8.8 to II Oh% re. be gted white Be ams. Goal Dolan hens sold 6.6 Co.'s rs.; Wein Ilrkwt, at 6.8 Co.'s se. • and fine, at 7.12 Co.'s n. Low breeze en Khan are to be had front 3.8 to 4.6 Co.'s ret par rad. RAW SI ix.—Thts long neglected etseis Meng it bet table a Mart In the home market, an active deggemlueesperionsideatbe arrival of the maiL The very materna qesaletythes la the I was im mediately bought op and any subagent arrivals Inn the Interior hare been taken as they canoe in, at phiealty &drafting prices. The last priors show en advance during the three weeks of fully 3 lianas per serf'. Bt. Goons.—For combs three has Lea a good inquiry, and all except the mast ordinary ports have been satrabie at lull once,. There are to. now to be bad in the bazaar, rut in direst indifferent quality. The thipments of choppshs to Great Britain are nearly suspended, but there is the prospect ;f a fair inquiry for America. Me quote prices of °arab.: Coselmbarar, first sort, per corgis, 115 to 123 Co?. rupees 103. ; ditto, second sort, 108 to 113 ; ltadnagore, first sort, 115 to Bstverran.—Sales of saltpetre for England have been gradually . on the tineruaat, and amoinpenied by advanced prices for all good guilty, the dem:md being chiefly for strong Gudna kinds, and tke best are now held at 6 8 to Gl3 Co.'s rupess per rod. There Pave been no American vessels lading, but o good deal toes been door for thts quarter In anticiptsion of early arrivals. For Prune also • fair bad ness has been done. Ries.—Ttr• thipmeithe of rice to Gmt Britain during the month have been large, but for the most part CODEDD of VOID°. perches,. Supt. Lir. —Shipments to go forward on an Increased male. LAC Dre.-13alee of ordinary kiods hoes been rather tarp, prices ranging from Cc's rs. 14 to 19 per mound. Homo.—lbhusineso done has been to a fair extent, and prices allow se abler of moment. Gotamlera.—Yreights hare not come down sufficiently to induce any shipassnesefelbeedo end in the übeence of vessels for America there hove been no exports to that quarter. Seamarks.—There is little now unsold, and for small parcels re maining Idni Mee are asked. Jeri.— nere hes been a good Moaner doing to this article. paean„—se tai hes hero dune in cotton, thipmente consisting of previews pertieses. Onem.—llliere was • quiet market for the drug during the fort- Pahl eine to the departure of last marl, and the price of Paton hall ted to 1,181 Co.'s rs. The receipt of China news quothis dm wine at PO and several rather large purchases hark. Ism assia. prises lase time pada rlly been on the adrance. The bent leeledees see : Pam Co.'s Rs. 1,215 per chest. 2111/1•&. „ 1,203 t. Tenures.—irevious to the arrival of the 7th of July mail, the posit, et eMes• eared = to be very firm, but tonnage te em inevitable, and large treatise rio=rlol•ll.l7l4l.74/9t194. M Si. for rim sod sugar to Great Bri tain. lestrepriertip the imp epatity of produce going forward and delay in salmis eseed name Weber rates to be dsmamkd Then Is stall altemisee emplerymest he all Parsee of shipping, to all par. ten, at prellielle rases. Isteseas.--Orrens Gera—As through.' the whole of the present wee" me lan still to report the wont of a general demand for moon goad% Pee same of Ws Ileachester plain sloth staple., moth as ordi nary shillep mid pm:cornets, there has been • continuameoldemand; bat he may (:cage and important articles of Import under this heal 'dm hare rarely berg so low, or demand so etega.L— liniornma.—Ordiesey 36 in. and 40 in. prey cloths are in wady and free demand, soli Warts being generally disposed to realise ou seek. val, the teetotaller km been large, end at full prices. Goal and I. 40 to est improve, and 43 M. are 4111 late toilet lode than the narroweress. Ordinary blembel have been In rather better inquiry, b ond Or ouch see also very firm. —Jscosa...--All kinds of rpmin esimble, and tramectione have been to a fair extent. Ordlauy greys are also In centhsued good re quest. Ileimpeilms are moved without di/Bet:thy, at previous Men—lnca Wean. —The market for common booke ban conti nued dull,lBo Darnall trade l being et present in a very inactive state. For better kinds there is rather more inquiry for local consumption dude( the barleys of next month.—Lama s remain se before, in the pat aspessesd eandition passable. Stocks very large, lend no D , Wlk of imparreeteet until shipments from Glaegow are muck re deeeL Para kw of the better makes, Jt spots, to., there has ben ireely • slight inquiry for the appr. holidays : but often me alressely eu. rsm.—ommon molls are quite ne. gkeled, bettor middling and line there is a moderate demand, at raiser %Wee prices, for the holidays.—Laeerr Scam are without 1111.111ffilnirt, or the prospect of It, long as stocks remain of their meeget largo amount- —Pamaa GOOM-1. ordinary prints there L been a fair amount of trannactions; bet all the better varieties of them goods continue at miserable prima, and many holders are selling at these lasing prices. Turkey red chlothes are petimlorly low, wont:ft appearing much In excess of consumption. —Tenon Roo (loops. —There ha" been noanimation in the demand he Turkey red, and both twills and conduit:a are at rather lower rotes; mulls are misable, but jam:meta are extremely twin—Wu Twtalts—The was of the past three weeks are lees extensive than essiPesion at this mum. The Mick coat/noes very large in Best hands, tam several of the chief holden are firm in their denmnde, the soillipain at pri ces after the holidays, wham the sleet weds( is shipmsts June and July will begin to tell the stock. Is the memelme of No. 4o sad 30 an deeldellyiemer_ —Tram lam Tree.— is demand foe wee yeta hes sty hen moderate. 'Hs Gies repartee are :—permed, 71 Who m Oes,lth 1 4 to 1 7 peens. ; DMA, 10 Wes et Op.'s Ite. I • to 1 4/ per & Wawa—The* ha 'hen a belief inquiry for ell deasriptises at woollen peek Ned miss me bow thee he some thin pest. Caereh-- - Its alsrhst W nessimil very Arm, sad ben idled upwspi tastkvar. ite deeetisrrlgtseri.andaahemet 8 Nam pr areerl has Ulm pie" wit the pc Bet of Owther ba nality/kat limb/. It is Mkt at Si m. is. per L md. Cirw mL eeld semmeall Cha's ea pee f. more& flerisem—TMs hes less seas inquiry*, nadir nem. tie present miles being 114 Own at prr 1"= "- ~...-111a• bee been a fair inquiry at street Wt quotstioes. Saran= gear.. —The .100 of this meted is MO law; vie., a to 0.7 LPL's rt. pre f. mound. Loop.—The rut eof sheet tat Sa. ra. ofel& 11-1 e Ss. to per f. md. Tos 9thno.—There hoe been • pod dwairW, mid he small parcel 23 to 29 Co.'s ea have beau paid for IC. De paint value is 21 Co.'s ra per box. Oncost trot is without change. Box. Tut.—Saks have been to a fair extent of Straits, at 33.1 to 33-8 Ct. ra per f. md. DALT.—Truseetions are ecesedentble; several carve. of Uthrpool have hem sold at 91 to 99 Co.'s rs. per 100 rads. ; one of Ceylon, at 83 Co.'s is.; Bombay, at 37 Co.'s to. per 100 coda. CHINA.—CANTON, AUG. 21. IXPOILTS. —Thera has been • steady bodseas done during the month. Coyne has slightly advanced. Tbe following are the quotaucms for cash In two months —Bombay 5.8 to 8.1 tads ; nengal 7 to 1.1; MadraeB.9 to 7.9. Carron YARX.—Qumtationo (or orb to two months, Noe. 18 to 24, 23 dolt. to 26 doh. 30e. • Noe. 23 to 32, 28 doh. to 294 dots. ; Nos .34 t 042, 32 dole . to 38 doh . Loco Momma.—There has been a fair tatalnest done during the meth et fully prerleas rates. Oootae.—DrUllnp are quoted 2 dole. 35e.; and aheatiaga, fhia. Ns. Loos Ints.—TlNee to,, been sevenl thousand pieces soht; quota tions isibin as Whew Sowletk 10 dole. 34a. to 11 dole. 20e.; ss sari, • Isla &Ns lad Ada Sta. per *au 2nes Insea—rot swoon for Mee: Is now c s o:;TozintLar t ti later erm& Caoraes.—The omen kr them is also s& be writhe» ham Wm very 6w tessesedons. They may he quieted st If 66. to 28 66 ter addralla. seeseot at 16s onethmell maell loosele trameedens have left one, llselleg. Nand seal hasp eft st 6 tooted at 4 6 6 to 4 66 ; bar W bid te 11661116 to II 66. 40e. per idol. Its 6mm—ft s e a/6616k to 1 Edn pee his. Ls•s•—/ Oemet.-61alos per adl eel nordesl24 MOO *Pm credit err Y Itorter, the umbel pelso tee lb. beet belor IN 66 was an w m144146616116 lsedel flrsi ere finned to ohms aslll the nears at tie mirk ids boom dews, which lis66 poi at a mock Lwow ammo Yea was *semi* the meted les been alerted 1441~. J<ew lutes eilvessol to 674 Oath stab ; New Bettaree. IMO date.l aBl P Walk 166ty's qmOdom are —New PataL US din; Olt 2166 OM 66.; New 31046414, 640 dole. The dress= bow tom sersah deremooderste thos they wen lest month. Twiny Is renneo, lot set In ma demand; 4111 Is lie getsfaiket. Issoom—Tmo—llloas tor lad report .bast M *Aga of tho new hem said st 23 to 26 re II or 11 twig. 1411644 14 !! LW: hove SI tubs Ms meld le now elad et odes 66 sot gas nide an pi ller psi elms sorts. Fifty imp see Y melt. loam No dons 6 repel a redsation in do Nl* 61 - 414 al ma, of 1116102 666 ami whlek on. believe i e5te66:6 1,1 6 it Ms kw _dodo Is the easesedno markets, no Mbar 4odfe Writy to PlMwook Or merely prereatfne a glut. 011161 are same Mere hembeso mast, at I 1 to 11 Pets; aboolt3 nos& 4 me deer of saw Oomhongs Wm anted; the quality appinairsmealf sled 69 12114 MIMS ; 43 et 48 tad• Is aged ; of ad NOM We away 1044 bees Wolk at 11 to 1/1 Ws; shoat 1,822 dodo sem umehl. Oee 6sp et new flowery Prim los nos dlow6 Woo seise Is Mot ; all Mlle &in; 17 to 2166 me quels66 OMNI Om swam Y demand, doe UN Mitiri 6I Ejdie tor Mai at 23 to IS WY, s man prod st pai r to Id lesln mod man lot 6 Isnoatty boom et imp 1 1 S. flews. MN Wass sas mufti at 17 be SS umbra rsbas, rporriamer. tido oro, sad 1.11:14:s J i g= madad—as ohs t 01 666 Ten led Ashde ow* holleirma Saw. arrived, end sae or two paree Pe r i Cro monist nt rate, toe Znhanli Int the dorld to net yet oessibeed al *med. dame Tut —The prlmiged ter= ham been in Tviither. of vita 10,000 pion ow reportot as add at 114 101 l 0124 . 00 1,304 remain ; afield bran the market wee clewed gm. of common, 1,0111 dumb hare been wattled at 23 to le Mob ; et Om: Fount; hymn, about 1,400 ha-cheek, at 22 to 24 kola, and Int end gunpowder, about 1,000, at 32 to 28 tae).; of Clanton young yron. 8,000 half-cheats have been Wien at 10 to 13 tads, and a like quantity of imprdal and gunpowder, at 14 t 1 S Meas. The sew mop is reported ao likely to turn out of good average quality, but the quantity of extra line to expected to be less that uaoaL Sont.—There have been unfold. of 300 to 000 Mks of the New Tsatlee, the whole of wbkh la reported as purchased at 410 dols. to 443 dole cash on board. Further arrivals expected la a few days. MrOlt.—Large shipments are taking place to Bombay, and peter have advanced for sort, the prammt quotation being S doh. to 6 do).. 10 cent,. C/tardna.-11 dots. Atrl-1 doL 73e.; ranee. Cato/ L10N...-10 dots. to 10 doll'. 250. in Ilb. On Om —176 stn*.—l2 doll. t Se. 'ANNUL.) —l2 doll. —Motuntso On- —123 . . FIIIIO UT. —The rate to Le44;n4l "". basi declined le SI., and tonnage Is eery plentiful. Eacammos.—Bills or London at six months' debt, 4 dole. 34e. to 4 Ms. 4e. Oriented Bonk rate, 1 dole. Sic. Accepted Company's bill. 1: 212 re.. to 213 rs. HONGKONG. Auo. 23. —From Shanahae our dates Taub as yet only to the 23rd July. Shirting+ continued dull, with- Imgammaaam le peke, sleeks baring materially increased —up wards et WIN pima baying been imported ranee the tat at July. mesa smu plias led Amgen beads la barter for tea sad Ilk at dears 111 oats to 2 Yin 2.2 rook► kr pays; 2 &Alms 43 =Oa. to helm OS neela tar white. — iVoomale7,—lt — rteeZw;;;;; lbe amen set laving cormand. &Lc—About US lila at wsw bid hewn dilipalV Elawrildwll. The Dellhaves vas availed Is low• trf the eat at tbe am& for London direct, with IN er tM halm Meat 1,100 baba hod I all been contracted for. Tiede. err *Mid, for fine, 263 to 374 pod middloca, 343 to 333; *awes Mil tabittor, 300 to 323; Tarot., 230 to 260. -- Tia.--.lltoat 14 chops of new amps bad band purchasers, at 10 tins to 25 tads, but none of this& frefeektra. From Amoy we hare no later .s a= th. Ind hot A cargo of Bombay cotton (direct iticlailse4 Whop old at 10.30 per phut. nod o sale of about 3,000 of thes waders se ported at 2.93. MANILLA, Aco. : market is v g ad r u n l i l i , braillat eliememetemo aw the tronmagelas afleawillee Wool= of Lail pay keg *the by the &mks. My Opuses. from LA=or I the let repotted rip ins attar.t realnyer piece. gray airfields are be d an/ sane sow neasain in drat hands. WM, are without ingtelly. sad maim very &Moult to make. la caleured gouda none Mt now saleable but the newest pltterfa, sad Vas deliveries of their are snag, as is always the ease during the edam In metals, and the minor articles of impart, there are no changes. Exeoan.—Sugar : Several loth, orders for European account having been cancelled, the demand for this article is not no active as it ha. been ; but the dealers are unwilling to take leas than ti dole., which la the nominal quotation of the day. With present appearances some decline from the above rate is likely for current elayed. Zebu, Wt putchmes, S dots.; Taal, 2i to 2f doh.; lloylo and Cap* none. Iftha.—The demand is active, and, in ocoacqueoce of the uncertain weather, the supplies from the southward come in slowly, and In small quantity. The ',meat quotation is 4l data. per picul unscrewed, with no present prospect of a reduction in the prior. Corrth.—The last reported purchase was at 9 dole. to 91 dole. per Maui for goad quality. Seven thousand picas have been exported to France since the pat of January, and the remaining quantity cannot be large. EICHANOL—On England, Mx months' sight, private bills, 4 X. 1 Bank std Treasury, 4 34. lamtrm—Tonnage is not se largely Inquired for since late ant nib. The last full charter was elf. 10s. to England, and a less rate would probab.y be accepted at present. The Fantle from Chine, is up for freight or charter, but a. yet It is believed he; done nothing. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. --•—• • --• BOMBAY, Aug. 31—Arrivals : Chusan, Greenock. Sept. 1, Surge, London. 3, Cassibelonus. Aden ; Chebar, London ; Oriental, London; Orlsa. put back from sea; Jamtetjee Jeejechhoy, Slam; 4, bettorth (et), Calombon ; Semiramis (at.), Aden. 3, Sir C. Forbes (it.), burat. 7, Hamm, , Aden; Exmouth, Juddah. Departures : Aug. 30„ Calcutta. 31, Charlotte, Mauritius and Liverpool; Futtab Itshimcm. Calcutta. Sept. 1, Sir C. Forbes ((sat)), Surat ; Oriva, Liverpool. 2, Medusa (at), Kurracbee; Arbor (at.), Adeo and Sore. 4, Weraff, Calcutta; Coromandel. London. 7, Indus (it.), Kurrocbee, 8, Ktialkusroo, Madrsa MADRAS.—Arrivals Aug. 21, Malcolm, Mauritius. 23, Kent, London; Hugh Lindsey (it.), Masulipatant 24, Monarch, lilmlip,tam. 28, Adele, Munsoaroottah. 29, Hugh Lindsay. Tran quebar ; Jullendut, Newcastle; Sonia, Cope. 30, Earl of Harewood, littera& ; liadilmeton (st. 1, Sues. 31, llosannah, Mauritius. Departures: Aug. 19, H.M.S. Fm, Trincomalee. 23, North Sur, Tutiroris, Mina, and London. 27, Hugh Lindmy Tranquebar. 28, (him, Wharopoa 31, Jullendur, and Haddington (M.), Calcutta. —Sept. 1, Hamm, Calcutta; Justlnah, and Adele, Landon; Sonia, Calcutta_ . . . . . --•••- BENGAL-Arrivals.-Ang. 20, Rob Roy, China. 21, Duke of Portland, Hull; Became, Liverpool; Martin Luther, Liter. 000 l ; Putty I:abortion, Judda. 22, Elizabeth Archer. Bombay; Helen, Bombay ; Cinderella, tingopore ; Thomas Brocklebank, Liverpool. 24, Paragon, Madras; Belle Marina, Liverpool. 26, John Brightman, Bombay; John Bibby, Liverpool; John Matthle, Liverpool; Norman Morison, Moulmein; Enigma, Rangoon. 27, Cannata, °lower. 28, Kelpie, (Sint; Neptune, Bristol. Departures: Aug. 11, William Gilson, tondo.; Esplegle, Moul mein. 13, Druid, Mauritius. 14, Joseph Manook, Rangoon ;• Fe ro:room, London; John Gray, ILiverpool; Mireapore. LiverpooL 16, Collingwood, Naomi. ; Trident, --. 17, Maid of Julppnhaa, London ; Pendari, Lotion. 18, Red Rover, -; Fouatcur, Bm•draru ; Fraud. Rangoon; Anne and Jane, LiserpooL 19, !off Brant, Bourbon; Alexander Baring, London. 20, Delhi, %don; Teak, China. 21, Senator, Landon; Isabela Remus, Mauritian; Duclueselin, Bourbon. .33, Lady Clarke, London; Duchess of Boacleoch, -; lindren, Bourbon; Currim Bus, Moires. 24, Felice. Madras; Leoeore, Boston. 23, Nisam, Liverpool. 26, Nllole4l. and Bland, Liverpool. CHINA -Arrive.-July 21, American ship Concordia, Liverpool. 23, Amkted, Amoy. 24, Nonnaneia, Singapore ; Tory, LivarpooL 27, Sbanghak 29, Milk, Who:6pm. Aug.lo, Ninifiwai Sydney. Deportorea-July 17, American ship Bombay, Barton ; Richard sad William, Sydney. 27, Flunk Port Philip. 2a, Blesser, Cot ; Sophia Cesard, Havre. Aug. 2, Iris, Sydney. 5, American ship Helena, New York. 7, Nelson, New Zealand. 11, American ship Xylem, New York. IioNG Korro.-Arrirals: July 24, H.M.S. Venn, Skspi; Eu phrates, Bomb'''. 23. Anarol9arke Bombay; Aslebernia (Auns__dm) Boston. 26, Amy Ragan, put b ack; Bella Ilarmin. Ncisan. 27 . Prince of Wales,. Bombay. 24, Owallor, WWI= resena nod Pates, Liverpool. 29, Theresa, Adelaide; NaW mais. Darabay. SS, Hugh Water, Landon; Sylph, Cakuttk Aug. 1, Duncan, and Champion, LlrerpooL 2, Water w akens 4, Bandicoot,: Swan Biter; Lagrange, Batavia • Erin, Bomber. 5, Man Sparks, Liverpool. 9, Matilda, Liverpool. 10 ,57 2 .7. 12, iglicrwens, Sydney; Poppy, Bombay. 14. Inna Liver pool ; Carnally Calcutta. 16, Pekin (R.). Gal* Sm.; Sin gapore. 17, T. W. Seams (American), Bootees IS, Miarrapore; Bahamian. Liverpool; Fott/ t awl Alika gba = Bombay. 19, roe Ratony. Hautboy. New n=Lies.ampooL 21, Hindonan, Bomber. 22, H.M.SL lure, Fo Departures July 23, Pottinger :at.), (lolls. 28, Mhtßa gion darer, London. 29, Alfred, Sydney. 31, H.M.St. MOM, iiMplamin. Aug. 4, Montauk (American), Mamba ; H.M.St. 5, Bella Bilbaino, Manilla- 7, Dario, end =n.IT; Duncan, Manilla. IS, Prockm, Manilla; Wja b g er ard Sylph, Calcutta. 111, Champion, Stanglose. 19, Aurae% ; F. Mom boruck, Calcutta. Marto.-Arrivan: July 27, Angelina ROL 21,24eguis of Hut lige. Siang... , 2 9 , Friend!, f 1.1 1 9 ,911 9. 99y291, Mamila. Aug. 2, Brunelle*, Batavia. 9, Do. Hermilim, Deperture.: Aug. 4, Hasten* (nall811011n), Illegopers. 12, Boeings., west seat of America. W.AMPO.4.-Arrivais : Aug. 2, Zany Taplinnfaera Madras 7, Heber (American), Bad. M AM Witt, Bombay. Departure": July, 27, Ileallene l :abey •, Lai of Clare, Bombay. 30, Unarms, LiespeeL Aug. 'funereal (Agalifsan), New York; Swithanky, Ueda& 19, Pam Bombay. 21, Regina, Bombay. A1.10•.-Arrivali : July 99, OMs Olnialawa 2 7 , nal , Tolls (SpaabM), Bennis Departure : July 8, Amiga& Mofßs IS, B. Velesoogado, Mantis 29, F. Salmi (American), Malik. Woosino.-Arrivals. Jody 7, Fromm Burn, Livorno& 12, J. Oar sett, Liverpool. =tw" Jana 30, Elizabeth, Manilla. July 22, Wallies 11 PORTUGAL. Ay her Majesty's steam-frigate Sidon, arrived this morning at Spithead, there are advice. from Lisbon to the 14th instant. Count Bonifin and his companions had landed at Lisbon from the Terrible. The meeting of the Central Election Committee, presided over by Count de Thomar, was attended by 3,000 persons. The registration was going so hard against the Sepptteembriststhat their committee had formally protested to the queen, and they were discussing the propriety of recommending their adhe rents not to vote at the approaching election. Lisbon was perfectly tranquil, bat reports of riots having taken place at Oporto were current. Discount on paper money bad advanced to 37j. WEST INDIA MAIL. The Royal Mail Steam-packet Company's ship the Clyde arrived this morning at Southampton. The dates are, St. Jago de Cuba, 19th; Jamaica, 25th; Hayti, 25th; Puerto Rico, 27th; Demerara, 19th; Tobago, 20th ; Trinidad, 20th ; Barbadoes, 24th ; Grenada, 26th; St. Vincent and St. Lucia, 20th; Mar tinique, 27th ; Montserrat and St. Kitt's, 28th Sep tember; St. Thomas's, let ; and Fayal, 13th October. The West India islands generally were healthy, and the weather was favourable. Seasonable rains had fallen, and the young canes were looking well. A shock of an earthquake had been experienced at Trinidad and St. Lucca. The state of the money market in England had canoed the West India banks to restrict their operations. Port an Prince continued in a frightful state of dis organisation, the blacks having possession of the palace and the fort. The Clyde reports the total loss of the Glenaun, of Liverpool, off Fayal. At St. Thomas's, on the 18th September, the Gover nor General promulgated a rescript of the King of Denmark, emancipating, after a period of 12 years, all negro slaves in his West India possessions; all the children born daring the preparatory term to be free. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. By . the arrival of the Falcon in the Channel, we have journals from Graham's Town to the Bth, and Cape Town to the 18th of August. Speaking of the state of matters on the frontier, the Uraharn's Town Journal, of the 7th August, says : " The past week has been barren, either of foray on the part of the Kaffir* et of hostile movement on that of our troops. Both 11•1111 to be preparing fora coming struggle, in which it is probable that the policy of the Kaffir. may be mare accurately figured by the willow than the oak. They will probably bead to the storm, and by that means evade the mischief which might be the result of open, unflinching resistance. While, however, tho warlike . professions of the contending parties have lain fa a Matter comparative repose, there his been "a war of elements," a severe storm having swept over the British camp on the Buffalo, with such terrific power as to excite among all within the range of its course the most serious apprehension. From St. Petersburg, under date of the sth inst., it is stated in official reports that the choit:a was making rapid progress, and committing great ra vages in several of the governments of the empire. It had broken out at Orel, Tula (25 miles from Mos cow), and at Penes. At Astrakan, from the .sth to the Bth September, eleven persons had died of it. In the whole government of Astra ken, which comprises 31,300 inhabitants, upon 5,915 attacked with the pest, 3,131 had fallen victims. In the town of Santos 2,507 individual, fell ill of it, lof whom 1,991 died. In the country of the Cossacks of the Don, 12,851 persons took the disease from the 21st of July to the Bth of September, of whom 7,0.57 perished. At Woronisch, a town of 44,000 inhabi tants, the cholera made its appearance on the 4th of September, and at the end of ten days the number affected increased at the rate of 430 daily, and that of the dead 150. On the other hand the peat had considerably abated in the transcaucasian provinces. At Tedis it had almost entirely disappeared; but it was understood that it had recommenced with virulence in many provinces of Persia. SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OP THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANO or MEDICAL Max IN LONDON AND ITS —Lut night the usual half yearly meeting of this society was held at Gray's inn Coffeehouse, Holborn, for the pur pose of electing officers and other business. The chair was occupied by the president, Sir Chu. M. Clarke, Bart., M.D. —Mr. White suggested that as there were nine widows who received only 301. a year from the society, while 22 received 3.51., it would be desirable to deduct 11. from those who re ceived the 3.51. and give 341. to all, which would only slightly increase the expenses of the society.—Mr. Begot said that the subject wu under the consideration of • committee, w►ose decision would be made known in December. He was Ia baps that the society would be able to increase the reedy Medielsid sum.—Dr. Turner was sppuinted the- ut, sad Tbncoas Stone, Faq., was appointed treasurer. The following gentlemen were elected directors: Dr. G. Burrows, Dr. Ferguson, Thos. Wormald, Wm. 0. Lucas, Charles Law, and Henry Stert7, Fags. The meeting then separated. MODEL LODOING-HOUSE IN THE MINT, SOUTH- watt.—A new model lodging-house, for the accommodation of the labouring classes, has been opened in Mint-greet, Southwark. It was formerly a furniture warehouse, and is admirably adapted for the purpose, the rooms being spacious, lofty, and well ventilated. The interior arrangements are similar to those which have been previously opened by the Society for Improving the Condition of the Labouring Classes ; each reson is provided with a separate bed ; and the bedsteads being made of iron, very little attention is re quired to keep them in a clean state. On the ground floor there is a well-assorted library of upwards of 500 volumes, to which the inmates have access gratuitously, and three weekly newspapers and periodicals are also provided. The establishment is quite full, and several applicants for admis sion have been refused, for want of room. The inmates consist priori-ally of persona who work in the Borough and Billingsgate markets, and at the various wharfs in rooky street. Another establishment on a similar plan is in course of construction in the same neighbourhood ; and one fee the exclusive accommodation of single women of good ohmmeter, who obtain a livelihood h y needlework and other light em ployment, will be opened early in the ensuing year. This last will be under the immediate superintendence of a com mittee of ladies. THE New COUNTY COURTS.—The officers of the new county courts have not as yet been placed on salaries. All that has been done by the government is to issue a treasury minute of their intention t consider the subject. By the eighth section of the act no order in council can be made without a month's notice, and it will require an order by her Majesty in Council to fin the salaries of the judges, clerks, and other officers of the new courts. The salaries of the judges and clerks are not to clewed 1,2001. and 6001. a year; there is no limitation with respect to the other officers. The judges of some of the new courts have con tinued their sittings to very late hours—on some occasions to peat 10 o'clock at night, us order to dispose of the business on the days appointed. Borne regulation is evidently noos sassy with regard to the sittings of the court. INTERCOURSE WITH THE CONTINENT.--We find by the return of intercourse between England and the op posite coast, that the general movement of passengers for the nine Bret months of 1847 has been as follows :—By Bou logne, 62,4,0 passengers; by Ostend, 28,768; by Havre, 16,615; by Calais, 13,523 ; by Dieppe, ' 4,133 ; and by Ant werp, 3,818; total, 128,477 prompts. The weekly return of passengers between the ports of the Channel is as follows : For the week ending Oct. 17, through Boulogne, 1.742; through Calais, 285. Corresponding period last year, through Boulozne, 1,743; through Calm., 407. The pas sengers through Boulogne are sub divided under the follow ing heads : From Folkestone, 430 •, from Dover, 97 ; from London, 143; total 670. o Folkestone, 641; to Dover, 309; to London, 222; total, 1,072. LOUIS PHILIPPE AND THE ALDERMAN.—On the °cession of the visit of Louis Philippe to her Majesty, two years since, the King, in acknowledgment of a congratula tory address from the mayor and corporation, sent over a French artist, M. Alton, with • commission to produce a large historical painting of the worshipful body. As the picture drew near completion, various sub-commit tees met to decide upon its ultimate destination, but have not been able to decide. It was there fore remove , ' to the Mansion-house, and yesterday fixed for the private view. Although the grouping of the figure' is excellent, and the likenesses admirable, it is said that some dissatisfection has been created in consequence of some members of the deputation being placed more prominently on the canvass than their colleagues. The then member for Southwark is the chief person portrayed—a delicate com pliment paid by the artist to his master, the worthy alder man being the only one of the group whose figure can at all compare with the recundity_of the citizen King. ANOTHER CASE OF MURDER is reported to have occurred yesterday at Gravesend, where a man named Wil son, in a drunken quarrel, struck his wife a blow of which she died. An inquest is appointed to be held this day, COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past One o Clock—The small money purchases of stock by the public, referred to yesterday as being uncommonly numerous, and therefore in the aggre gate of considerable amount, have been telling upon prices this morning, and diffusing more confidence in the market. Consols opened at 80 to 1 for money, and 801 to 1 for account, from whence they gradually advanced to 81 buyers for account, and 801 for money. At these quotations speculative sellers made their appearance, and reports were circulated of the Bank having finally refused assistance to the Royal Bank of Liverpool, and one of the large mercantile firms connected with it, and embarrassed by its suspension. The prices consequently gave way, and are now called 80k to 1 for money, and 80i to 1 for account. Reduced Threes are 781 to 9. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 801 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 28s. to 21s. diaconnt Bank Stock. 179 to 182. We have bad some inquiry for the more negotiableand speculative foreign securities, but the business actually done has been unimportant. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are quoted better, at 52 to 4; the Fours, remain 80 to 2. Mexican, are a shade higher, at 17; to Spanish Fives, 181 to 171 ; the Threes, 271 to 1. Portuguese, 19 to 21. Brazilian, 73 to 5. e late heavy failures in this country are begin ning to show their expected results abroad. Advice@ from Venice report the stoppage of three of the largest i commercial establishments of that city en gaged n the corn trade. Their liabilities are under stood to be of great amount. Two o'Clock —The market is still in decline, and Consols are now quoted 791 to 80 for money, and 801 to j for account. KNOLISH MIND& Bank Most. ITS 88 SC ut t.Cort. An. ted 3 par Ct. ad Daum. 7 . 1;k9 per Oran, 80* d 3 par CI. Clim. Mir, 10 las, Sta to Mt. da OREN' 5 2 rr Ct. Audits lied., it Ira Qat= 116,, HI 4 par ft. DM= seeds. SO 8 armada Mr NM. am. 4"1 lid". &, 1 3 , 1 1 7 ) 1 11 5 =Viet 7 Da.. T 3 5 per . 706 C r L CE " Ar T6 B 7 d. " " ri,r w rir Dais me . DM, pie O. t _par *bla r.. S = BIN 4 " i s i t Cc Dana m 4 Spa la. Irma oaf, M 5 4 par Ct. Certa. DO* 110 DARN DM., 8 10 RAILWAYS.—Our share market has rather ma terially improved to-day, and purebeeeehave been made at full priors, compared with yegsrdirle quotations. A fall in Great Northern Railway &area occurred this morning, owing to • rumour that the company was pressing for the payment of the last call. This rumour, we learn, is altogether unfounded; the lest call tuts bee n remarkably well paid ; two thirds of it were received by the day appointed. The rumour has its foundation in a circular issued to the few defaulters of the second, or previous call, request ing them, in justice to the great body of the share holders who have furnished means to carry on the works, to pay up their arrears. The works of this railway are progressing rapidly in the north; and it is fully ex that, by the spring, 150 miles will be open from Lincoln and Peterborough to the Humber Ferries. SALTA lIIPPEC7ISI) UP TO TWO THU DAY IN LONDON. I Yesterdays prices will be Mil la bet pagsl• &Mal It Exeter. 83 NNW NI, e 4 Calsdeedas, Sa Da. Halses 3 .l itlies, lo Coontbs. I le Da. gra k si Do.Perp. pereeat,No. I, l d Ds.=ag . Do. Do., No. 2, i d Do. York PAUL, i a l ma. alai, &Aglow.. of Lest Lutooloehlre, I Mem. .4,. , 2_,... 4., ~ r ea& tholial, & & & Dover, 26 Do., No. & Do., Do. 4, 44 4 York, Newt., k Berwick. 29 1 1 lb. (Orig. YeeC. Pr Der.), 26 Do. ExCensimu No. I (lurk Newc.). 1 Do. 2 (:item, lir& Iler.), 10 91 Do. G.N.P. Pur.tese. 7 4 Pork la N. 111101.nd .E. & W. Rs Y.sten.;. 22 Boulogne and Ansien., 13 Orleans and Bordeaux. 1 I I Paris and &AIM lii 4 Paris and Sininboure, Rouen and Harr., 194 West Plandow. ALS, Orrosta 20. Midland, 1011 8. Eastern k Doerr New (No. 4), 58s. 92. Mater, p Twit, Neste., & Berne. (N. & 8., No. 2), j d Dodders. C. & 8., 21/ Lin, Crosby, & eoutbp., I d ILESI, Ot - rosea 20. Midland Hallway Consols, par Do. SW. on., 41 d 8. Fastens and Dover, 244 Do. (Wand at IW.), No. 4, 11, 8 N d eneastle, & Brr. Eaten., No. 2, d (k-roan 90. Vii.ntanbnlabite, I 30a. 3d. d Shrew. and BlYming. B. 2t d Bbropabire trains. Sow. 3d. & Maffordabirr, d 60croar.a 20. -•- • • ' Nr.StSifo7dsiire, 34.. 33.. 6d. d East Lanerukhirc New, 61 76 d Leeds awl Tbirsk Pref., 1 j d North BrISA Qrs., 365. d Gt. Northern, 6 d Nave. R Ber. New. 7s. 6d. 13s. d LES, °mouth 19. Gt. North of India, Is. 3d. Manche. & South., 7.. M. es. Id. p~-v ~. 10L Northerq 21 1 Ot. N. of Wand. 212 1 GL Weatern, 84 Ito. Uslvea, 31 24 Do. Qra, 1I 14 Ito. Fifth.. 211 Da. New 171. lb., ;V; Lan. & Vora. Thirds •••., d Lerela and Bradr wd, 43 Lon., Br4th.. & s. (nut, 30 SI Lon. and N. Western, 14.6? 23‘ Do. do. New, 701 Do. Mille. lO Do. 111/. oh., &B. (A) 7 Lan. and S. Western, H Do. New SO/., 261 Midland, 105 31 Do. 401., 391 9 LIVERPOOL Birk.. L.... & Chest. Is. (IMe Ches. lk Birk.), le Ct. Western gra, d Ism. & York. Filth; I d Do. (late W.R.D.), 34 d Latd. & N. West., 11l Do. IM. dc B. Qrs.) LB, pp Ranch., Sbeff„ & We. ?ref,' d MANCHESTER 8 Amb., Non, & Eoe. IL Ins 1, d E Lane. New Ws., a Hun and Selby Halves. 114 LUC. Uld Yorb. Ml* 111 d Do. 321. Mt., late Eaten., d Lou., Man., & Itir. Qv*. (A) 4 p Manatee., Start, & Lin. MCA I N. Steffan:lMS,, la 4 d Birmingham dr Oxford In., 24 p Bing, W. 1., & Dudley, 3 p !Arm., WoL, & Stour Ji d LEEDS SALE P. lAnrsahlre Qrs., 37 , d West Rxling Union, 6G5. leads and Think. 201 d Lan. and York. Fdths, l d N. Musk Thirds, 20s. Ds. 6d. d Midland, lel GLASGOW 6AI Mae., Dam., and Carlisle, 7 Was.. Kilsom., Is Ayr New Meek, M. 10s. 381. PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANZ, Half-past Two.— This has been a quiet and inactive day, and a very small amount of business done ; yet there appears to be rather an improvement in opinion as to the aspect of commercial mat ters, founded, of course, on the absence of failures or difficulties of any importance the last few days in London, The only public sale of Sugar WAS one of 6,500 bags of Pernambuco, in which the importer would not submit to lower rates, and all were bought in. Refined, dull; standard quality, 53s.—Coffee is progressing he►vily in the public sales.—Rice remains out of demand. — Rum ne:lected.—The Indigo sale did not show any material alteration to-day.—Tea dull.—ln other articles no alteration. CORN.-IIaiNsLEY, Oct. 20.-We had a good supply of Wheat and Barley at our marka this day. Wheat sold at from 181. 6d. to Its. per 3 bushels. Barley, from 32.. to 365. per qr. BASINOSTOXE, Oct. 20.-Wheat was offered this day at a decline of from 10s. to 15s. per load. The best white Wheat made 141. 10, per load ; red, 141. ; moderate samples, 131. to 131. 10s. ; poor, 121. to 121 10s. Finest Barley was 2s. per qr. lower; coarse and inferior, 3.. Oats in short supply. Finest Beans, of English growth, Ns. per qr.; some superior old foreign, 58s. Nk bite Peas, of best quality, 521. ; second, 48s. ; grey and maple, 48s. Rye, Ds. per sack. BOSTON, Oct. 20.-With a small supply of Wheat to-day, prices Is. to 2a. per qr. lower than Saturday. The farmers are generally busy sowing. Oats rather lower. Beans con tinue in request, at fully late prices. Wheat, red, 461. to 60e.; fine, 62a. • white, 481. to 6 4 .. e. ; fine, 545. Oats, 20s. to 26a. Beans, 44. to 48s. ; old, 555., per qr., to the growers. CHICRLSTER, Oct. 20.-The Wheat market to-day was exceedingly doll, at a decline of 2s. to 3s. per qr. There was a moderate supply of Barley, which sold freely at ls. per qr. higher than last market day. The quantity of other grain at market was very trifling. No alteration in price. Wheat, seed, 565. to 68s. ; millers ' 48s. to 525. Barley, 325. to 365. Oats, 235. to 265. Beans, 50s. to 565. Peas, 40s. to 425. Hstaswoirrn Oct. 15.-At our market lisis day the Wheat trade ruled dull, at a decline of le to 2a. per qr. on all qualities. Barley maintained late rates; but we can note no material addition to our supplies of this grain. No Peas or Beans shown. Weather remarkably dry and open. Wheat, white, per qr., 48s. to 541 ; red, 455. to 535. Barley, 265. to 34e. Brass and Peas, 40s. to 465. Oats, 24e. to 325. Hrrc•rer, Oct. 19.—Our market was well supplied with Wheat. Trade was very dull, at a reduction of fully 2s. per load ppon the prices of last week. In Barley and ether Corn we note no change. Wheat, old, 345. to 38s. per load of 5 bushel ; new, 30s. to 345. Beans, old, 32a. to 355.; new, 235. to 255. Peas, 30s. to 345. Tares, 355. to 40s. Barley, 30s. to She. per qr. Oats, 235. to 28s. NEWCASTLE, Oct. 19.—The weather continues of the molt favourable description for field work in general, seeding ope rations being in an advanced state, and in the course of ten days Lamers will have about completed their *owing, when the deliveries may he expected to increase materially. At our market this morning we had a more moderate show of Wheat from the country, but the arrival& coastways being to • fair extent, whilst at the same time some few parcels have appeared from Hamburg, the trade opened with much heaviness, farmers' eampits being with difficulty cleared off at a decline of 2s. per qr. on Saturday's rates, whilst the business done by factors was limited, at a similar reduction. With Flour we hive been liberally supplied, and where sales occurred, 40s. per sack had to be taken for choice households, but some holders preferred going to warehouse with their stocks rather than accept that figure. In Rye we have little panning. hiriltinf Barley in steady request, and late rates are readily sustained, grinding sorts at the same time com manding attention, without any material change in value. Prime season-made Malt is in demand at 625. to 645. per qr. Beans unaltered. Boiling l'eas scarcely so much sought after as of late. Oats without change. ROICP0111), Oct. 20.--Out Wheat market to-day was very dull, and cheaper 2s. to 3s. per qr. Wheat, 465. to 68s. Barley. 30s. to fs. ; grinding, 2.55. to 28a. Beans, 345. to 465. real, 40s. to 465. Oats, 214 to 30s. Rye, 30s. to 345. • • • • RTC, Oct. 20.—Our corn market this day was well at tended. There were a great many samples of Wheat, and a good business was done at fully 3s. per qr. lower than last week. Oats, a better supply, and rather lower. Barley from le. to 29. per qr. lower, and all other kinds of grain very dull. DUBLIN, Oct. 19.—The supplies this day were but mode rate, yet our market was not lively, and the tendency of prices was rather downwards. We reduce our quotations 6d. for Wheat, and 34. per barrel each for Oats and Barley. Indian Corn, le. per qr. lower. Wheat, red, 26a. to 29..6d. ; white, 281. to 3la rper 280 lbs. Oats, per 196 lbs., 10s. 6d. to 13s. Barley, per 2241b5.,14t. to 17s. Rapeseed, per 2241b5., 28s. to 31s. Indian Cern, per 4801b5., 265. to 37e. Oat. meal, per cwt. 134. to 16e. Sack Flour, per cwt., seconds, 17s. Gd. tolBs. cwt., 134. American, per cask, 295. to 32.5. HOPS. Boaotrou MARKET, Two o'Clock. Mews. Pattenden and Smith, Hop-factors, report that the demand continues good for all Hops with colour end quality ; but inferior ones, of which the great bulb of Kent consists, are very difficult of sale. The duty for Susses, Worcester, Far nh am, and Kingdom is pretty well ascer tained; but, u usual, the duty for Kent is still kept back. The whole is estimated at about 200,0001. New Mkt & [sots 44. oto 81. 6 Yearlißit 126430kp. cwt. 2.16 to 31.10 New Wonld of Kota 3 oto 4 4 Yowling Weisz 10 to 3 3 Now O,sraes ........ 214t0 3 10 Old llopt t o 2 g Farnham& ..... 6 6to 8 8 SAMOS/01Z, Oct. 20.—Beet new Farribuns, 61. ss. per cwt.; Inferior, 41. • for the growth of 1846, 10e. per cwt. mon money is eked. Alton, Crondall, aria Bentley new Hope, 41. 10s. to 51. • some poor at 41. ; Odiham, 4/. Is. Trade much depressed. - - - - - Rye, Oct. 20.—We had a very dull trade in Hops Duty estimated at 200,0001. Prices for beet Some, 41. to 61. HAY.—Smiranno, Two o' Clock.—Meow. Cooper and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report the trade heavy, at the following quotations : Prune Meadow Tee to SO. I Rowse ....—.. to —a. Straw.. 27. to Werke Me to WOlever 7ta. to lOU CATTLE.—SoternALL, Oct. 20.—Supply, short ; list Hog esolfool roar better prim. The Mutton trade wee lot, sod so lopsonsommt on Its BMW in the prices. Vistl assi Peak sell shoot time snag r last week. Beef made from 2a. Bd. to 4s. ed.; Mertes, 3s. Bd. to be. 2/. ; Veal, 4e. to 4s. Bd. ; Pork, 31. 81. to 65., per gone of 81be., sinking the offal. For Yest•rdmia Marks& an Ida page. BHIPPING. MAILS AMILITID,-15;;Ii;,8 ;Waterford, 2; Datagbadee, 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1 ; But India, 1 ; West India, 1. Lormoir, Oct. 21.—Wiad this day at noon, W.S.W:, light breeze and fin*, but cloudy at time*. Bannot Oct. 20.—W.N.W., moderate.—Arrived : Me dium, St. John's, N.B. ; Sir Henry Pottinger, Quebec. Nawroar, Oct. 20.—W.—Arrived : Affghan, Quebec. BRIDORMAIM, OCT W.—Arrived Mary, Quebec. Dasymourn, Oct. 20.—The Catherine, Sierra Leone to Hamburg, put in here yesterday, wry leaky, &c., from stress of weather. PLYMOUTH, Oct. 20.—The Victory, Taganrog to Lynn, has put ia hen leaky, and is discharging. Dirt, Oct. 20.—W.N.W. ; p.m., V.S.W.—Arrived Falcon, China; Brigand, South Amami; Bolivar, St. Via ceat's ; Clifford, Jamaica; Agnes, and Charles Kerr, Hon duns; Rochdale, New Orleans; Bruzurwick, New Bedford; Coronation, St. John's , ; Dash, Sydney, C.C.; Hubert, Qua bee ; Nepaul, and St. James, New York. Sailed : Ealing Grove, Dominica • Treasurer, Grenada; Caroline, Jamaica; Asia, Calcutta ; Jane, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Itophroayna, Cal cutta; John William', Cape of Good Hone; Ellen, and Thames, Jamaica ; Cal ate*, Belize ; Delta, and Brandon, St. John's. The Dash from Sydney, C. 8., was &Maud into the Downs leaky. The Matilda, London to Liverpool, has put back, with bow stove and loss of bowsprit, having been in contact with the Delta, from St. John's. PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 20. W.N.W.— Arrived : Maria Some*, Quebec. Off port: Governor Caps Coast Castle. Providence.Fou ja rr DauTloo,o7l2o,Oct.w 20 .8 .— .w W ._ al o tar ff po Sc r o s it, s N k j aae oza, , Rl N: Plata, for Antwerp• and inns, Savaasan. YDaetaa Roane*, Oct WATaaroaD, Od 19 . B.W. OHM, Oct. 18.-B.s.W.—Sailed : Ostrich, Madras. Sanbesm, Cabs. 19. --Ssal y Pn a: l : " .44;ea d LONDONDIRRT, OCT 12.--Sailed Caps Breton, Rio 'maim BTO23IOWAT, Oct. 13.—The Benno', of and for Dunk, from Liverpool, put in here to-day leaky, and must dietharri.