The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-03 00:00:00

- I ~~:-d~ .~ EMIGRATION ta 4IXTRALLL—Widt a view , imtle loos ow tradallit Ar • 7.r ._ pasille It LIPas..W I t o • of seer AMA dor dips lam Wild ••••1,66.912: Ow Pereao verde MR be OMs. end liteii••".•Whigrgi.= r per••••••$. lurfergigitt"lt AorriPria4 id esmonier lTA lILLI4, 2 lIIIT tie. Thui..o; Aill IA new Maim IR ORM. camber II port AD . Iltat mid PORT MILLI?. Or WILLIAM War. WO sow -- econorader ;le ell dm Loads, IMIt dovesstror. . end PORT PIIILLIP‘ the tee =ea: J ~,.. ; . * PORT PHILLIP roonnamous. 1.. I_,T,V. s _ s t es , = ............... ~.,...,,A FT .r...„...„. . ,,,,„...,.. M w. F ... ... 1 . 7 • to the ow X - , Onne••••••••* &M* remystret power. rid Zak; =I l a 3 %F i t= na t raftbs., •111 osmord. We 1116 an ea orAy. IMO; y — o . r .. l . t r o w the edr , l EMEesikakss. MAINZ 161111.3=die. lasion. PROTIPOTION OP LIPS PROM /111 THE ROYAL SOCIETY foe the PROMMON 4 LIFO dna TM tres fret edablhbal la 111/1. bd. fres Evlmeerteettes to lie mob mortoomt. le eyed, Ma sea ted, ear do eporattera milled to re HURL swab roar 1•13. seemly el oerbc Imablealo• Immo is want. that al • • 1110a . V 1 6 dm Ile awe kw M ".. pre t initr a l iV imi nal r" Vl! arloolevieure of is ortalmi by ao limos of sot to d ame 11•611111111.1 to boaleisol s.g r adim tle derlety as. b .a lho reahrMilher 6 be* rfamatotere. Ma see ma& mow ea Nobs im todrogil 2,44=11 „6 * 6 it Illeatllmo. ymeweloht• of ti Mir z g 11::: .. re ir tt ore le rid ararralY4 lore ito TM all on Tort • eat fe. Ilks. Ma ra en 1. 1. ...i r si rr=to...... sin to imilq=rigi.testrers.M.. ez •: =7offrirre a s ig,4st Mori to 4111 its amyl el es mad, er mere. ereoW Ire me at ere road lank la Panora—Mir Met Oreekea Idtdoirthe WEIL •14arlatIMITS. Thz Wog Wm. the Ihatuto of chorrishr DAM HOC. Lard Wean ebohaoadara Iles. Lai Tolpinoeth. lion. Lord Clad Maros' Mork. Hardy. INC y j i Powei ab l awm esit. Chola Arm Rms. • t. Mot. Weary Ilhootral. Ms. waders Ileaahm. mr HMO Saab a,..1a . M.P. latelirer—..eopeMrd Mayor. TILI4.CIAL—aIa . Mr w aa Wila.llsi s 29. Fitzroy poem lia.erraar.—Mroe Lew, SA, la. nett otrEi. Donator sod rowel eted br Mr Mote I= tar bld t. IMO. .Peaded. sad Oa, Moort ;T=Moto r PreArd look 1. w. Jimpor lo tie ambir Si Ide ormeatter. or the KURIL WILLIAM LAMOND OA. Omsk SlLS=.l2l:frliagner lee= sloto.. i. t rim: MI Whir ielmit ramsemi est 4 alligei sca. oney &I:1U j t i yr. Er, 2 I . ar• twigged to Umiak - Ur. F r. Mew V 111 ACINO OFFICE, 301, Eltrand.- 1b DE AN TItiIIITYWN far do vi s a, MlSS toot glue at the Mood Ilkaates, lll6 and 200 ML—lor Wu sod /OK slyly to Mr. JOSIITH DARCY. Otterafara. t= aotddboa onto. ago to to rred• mat& at the Omni Tietolito PARIS, -ENGLISH OFFICE a LAW, COM- M ERCIA L, and COMMISSION AOI aal of NCY, ORIERAL lORM AVON. Oa Vlak 13, Moamar{ do M liadeslan ealr bibbed la Mr DE Brßif ARO ,T fan laden. SOLICITORS, MIRCHANTS, and TRADRI/Sfrnakinsbubsato M irairnacd la Perisow anarnere on Or Continuo) of Marne. will lave ilien warn* PROMPTLY ATTRNDRD TO. VISITORS to PARIS owl TRAV BLUM) all Sada tio Radii Mowery Information Way an aqui:sac to afertnialk WAIN twllS "a = Bl. , I i rIiRCHANDISI. and LUGGAGE WifetlOUtld, and YORWARDID TO IVIIRT Pil ne tr i ll TM GLOM. • WREILY ROE of SMALL PAROMLI.M my rodnend Mond from PARIS sad LONDON, and •incallib ba Sie Lefton fan half. MALLS CONDMILD, arnadad Maw M pandpin and IP L E NVia T id ir Inollir !AID. 1 UTCH FLOWER ROOM —THOMAS F. s - cl *l l =re ..4 id p " * . 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DI m: With refercfte to Tow AMR ROOTS AND SHOW TWO. good le et M. make sod imam AM: Slee. I like them altogether inVe spate Az month@ hook rem bo os allows greet AiNly ars ram of leen. d PEW IP !es WINTER VCRS. She hide ez i Nhe nem. 0000 A t * isidt, nn hoe M Ind W an famous futo Nee wer Hewn° Wilk Willllllllo let HOSIERY. I. I Tie IA epee. te attendee Igen Idle he Owe poem mention. learn emeeled at what le pekl Yee thee =hi She goods trade : Mourn wet = a; fir deieeth • ONIITOMILII TO HOWL • pew met soliMedi `The Treweery of Tails: costa/hing a detailed lYt ot Wino HT WA deptitereA, with fa Prelim for eelf.inesetere• alma NA/ hePI he ffitionauss. w.f.mudigr,fro. um issi: - -- iulig• . i s. 11. A L L A.m.... and Whiter Orb. WoWiao ...QIN has I U all lrroontr= ow o to:o4o.b. ""i e ' lia::::::::: i 1: f Tu. trolloi7.!..::::::: * 1 if I I: is. i 0 Si 6 11 gm, . .. . FlMllag CM& ... .. ...... 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Mat/ XII 011 0 la 2611220 2. what buotaroo to moaned tlll 12 o'clock. p Um, am Araltage. ff. Dr. J liedtett. ede7 Is. Isaded" sce of UM lin. Ilan/. arbor,. 11“. Os, Oltl4 T.11. 1h. "ti t 're .1 kw= Omsk eked% i• Ito* Lev G. to Amens or Goat Iln. by the be Rel. W. = sw ii or Brilliant damn. wik of the 6i I. Cranoltia. Wow d till rt of IM MO rob. WW2= look illn* . IL Rob* , Hatt. Lt.. Iliessior pita. inel d IL W..d. et ......+ i:TZEll ig raberdraigh iAI. CHORLTON HIGH SCHOOL, Dora art, sad Clierftes LLD Paiseo l iV-1 146" 111. B. ODOION., 11.0. P. eamest Itsvier—lir.gvnedell, ILA. Teacher d Chausiour—llr. F. C. IllrLar . Oemservial Sentor— Teataer el Calvert Feed Nude Yr. IL ieleeral neeeise—llr.Weedboaet Dump. Maelvr—llr.Darklics Teasher or Man, a&—Dergeea Te h = 6 7oermaa—)l. Lyons. =elf Podevat T edVeselai— Dameles-11. aseliaat Tauber eI Moda -1 PrigoinMa SWIM ........ Tweinpineso MOMS. Cane In . 'lake WON .... 10.64 . :166171061n0Per men Ilatherlkilka...... w i :: Swedripdmirseamaper ins. a....e....„. ...,..wa ..,_, ~.. tor the et airmail ... J. '''' fere* the yens Mail ler • ft = delnins. X ----- t . . hi Ws I a gir=ll:= 1 71. s.' s•• "3-;. , armliffirria WlS lm arl i nter o ' 0 I s e • ....1 - . and TM an t te 1at ti : • ,...... ',. . le i t i tS i k 1 2 The alleibel le Al eilleil Mr a.,,,,.... Zokll7lo= -- t b ran ''''` ank_lllyntlewit =BO he T - I. 'EN V r 1„. ... rev .. lb .1...... ••• :r ,_. irroripoiddSZ 11 4, 7 ; , TOUT "** S -4 7 . Y. - . 1:- %L imy . r e 41W1111111/00/1/121, 13111MINall M '' . le le itawrinda uno* demon. Cloas 7154.—Mee1116 orilla m illiWer , ; lialsdis 'Onsmnier, An; re l a a • , is Daming, sed Tani Mule. Anton Seco os. dm bit. ftiling. end Redefined's:AT:VW': 1=2741,4 Gernmar end Temelation • (leizg4 iz • Ontseme, TranieMosh MI Distemik; : ger WWII; Kasen Kinn7 ; W........._ 1 ,51168 • ; V;.l SMOG 1111111119011. Ow Mr. lindlolot Ind TromirMenosis=364mlb=neß tos.".. W i n re nds. and Saere*e ri.• ; Itallettemk Ravel . ! tat d id r D =C In. 1 ..1.1"... ; Iremlllt—Ressk : Ind Lib CiMish . T . ; Greek and i rne ndwilkit; GOMIS end Pima 1a1=11.16 Mosilmea • Cle r i Oda& • ; • . Mod ; Peesems, he. ; iinZelassreesey t int • . lie and ; • Mon sad ; Vs: • : 16elene "slid Milwoo; RIM" Wall= egia l sold Toess 74. r an g =tw ir. F L lM 1.... lum ber nion ." % abidea perreelltt — fir i lt7•l l • 4 Pl eiltesd ai Te l I. le a' " Crent 1 =, lig emon "" S a the Ink V le ' & i ns nr isi a m ..... i ris ; see ilikersili 4614112171- - 541 ; 1 . la AWN" ellheelre 6 le MOS; 111161.1•10 , 0 617 7 1 IPMllnalnipeolni ikm &lo MOM asmielinn the MOW , =M au. I. = ..4 .n, d zsia so 11 r i al as ess u z.r . m i r i.. e.idr. s u ll zw ls im ass i ttal fa .7. 44 sisk in See n tenneat poia •31 1.41 2h is mOra Witem ls mintainedblo withal Imp. la dm/ car med. 311111 Rois 6 iset _with Idrinne ; Ilis Me el= rippre Ile diana in the/NM lib Mips* es the mopereak,r4V = lima we maw Ore rif On whore Moon tine le dowelled to the • Ine. meesd. l.l" A and fourth einem mini mob a 616 lanin Mut him te one and a Mit hour's duration. M ON 1111/ as a ages be asnike sod miaow * thoronob Itnowtelpe of awn bees sielly fir, esadoM, am ~mks well es to penieres a peeket mills d dos Ihnuedien Idr • leddynnteds an dos pat Pt, f rand , ef Vag •6116 on ne be eanniMlionies eiwils ta tihe MN ad elf IlMe mons ; mill eitionning the int le nadienol 6Me Se eel nesor nm ionleid a tr i ls Wis papa ; 1 )11 4: 8 45 lith=ilen parents, St &rem onSlitot e ( l7 , l . ‘ ring dun be s: Zill a g simian to Ter: poplit. " Wro — nts, eref She l to 1 n druiL o Mash cm open& application Peldle Animal Ifasinanitoss ere hold a lint bar nods with Mr. Calvert. fee Ile remake ion cd wh ail 'aro, d' e NO M f de Zgrolde=zez parLllll":ilsellTlVA hi dowed ar the neoptl Sops popes om 11= biewleden dimealso them lon Me ern ebenood down. a or tem %ten et deans MU be the - ler el illo ir . In this ention. lie ream In U.. are dialog thoes *I efter Min Th a I eme see 660 11161 In • caution el' lee ist sitlelileses- In Me shor er in the ilMs. Mesons = l ane e , d as or m 1616 fMr d t=hl Cr k e aeheillrem. " TM I. RESENTS IMF W i MOO. BIRTH-DAYii, and sA ?Estivate. —MU r SONIIIIIII# ARS 1 itydcwungs. dwdpod . 7 Me awl opium _ intlnn_ menned tithe 60 OtellM , motalosionee, ana ena 111 Wernimin Mahn in tem sad manta SSW indeurrn GLASS ilt. ItedoweJLLA). SPILL CAB} ,•• Cupids at • Boil-tre " s.l. RIM head end! =eilit SALTCELLAR, In electro mewl. onsmenee WM weed ; with Spoon.. 7m. the pair. SALAD SPOON and FORK, in owed wood. d$ li. Re Petri Me and silver, at meow prices. DRY:AIi KNIFE. tarred wood handle. 110. ; owed Dory IteladMll6 said dwd dllLtress. I. wed wood. iu. to db.: p.m.. a. In dsd ; ouso woodo. dd. CREME K Mfrs. with esned-wrod kindle. 16 ; Dory handle, Vs. CHRIBIE-DI till. with caned-wood border, Ch. and nowardn BU TT lia.Dllll4, ba caned - wood. with &Ong of Moo or china. 76 BETTSR-IL NI FL indi earred-wood Mall* and plated Weds. Moo Dori Innate end Slur blade, 42.5. CARTING K N iv% and FOS -t, wooden banal's, erred with down Mad. 133 tr. the palr. WISH KAT I N GMN P IP E canoes pr.. fifill CARYING-Kand lORK, In .11,11 sod pined mend, _ 111 105. and atnno 6 L =KR JUG, "the Hop stow (13. J. Townsend), 16.; with ed. ditional mores. 316 RAT= J iI UG, 6 esamelled Mem, d 4 13. and upwards (R. Rol ermo,A.lLA. GOULET, to match. 10.. W ATER CARA PIZ and TUMBLER. hi eransalled dam 11. fid. A MUSTARD POT. " The Blinn Towns." In Patna. 9a; and In stal. • in SALTO:ELME In esetbunisre. A dolphin with a sholL In Si. the mit. CAMELLIA TSAPOT, in Mitre& meta. sersoonted by Parton Rowe, 16. : in dim 0. galena' ; or Wend need. Mt IK. Rod , grim A.M.A.) A TliA-CADDY, In wood. at minis orlon • TIA.CADDY SPOON, in plated metal.!. Id.; In ether, 4316. WINE TRA Y , In opal Ow. 'e.C.l and inwards ;in Paean. M. 61. In psper si;eite at. Wyse% A.R.A.), 10s. and upward. DEC A N TEAS, in enamelled colour. (R. Redwine. A.R.A.I. £33. the pair. W INN GLASS, In enamelled colones. Os. CHAR PAGN II GLASS, " Bubbles Bunting. - enaandoe In cams and .droved. In. J. Towhead.) Variant pricer. DISSERT K N IRKS and FORKS, with coloured beadles, pa n• Iwo currants, chentin Elbert.. moon:erten strawberries, sni onilherriet Pined blades. 16. tad. TINTAttli DECA le Zliit STOPPERS, In silver and In Cocoa MIL at CAN rtome:4JoOfgelills. In china. dedenel by /1. J. Towns end. 16 the par. MATCH-BOX, 'The Knight's 7010,. In R.A.) P Parka arton, price,3n Ild. FLOW ES VASS IR. Redman, A.. In , Its. ; ,domed 41.3. SRI DE'S INKSTAND. In pereenia (J. Ben), SI 16, and upward. BRIDES INKSTAND, Is diver lad Is talialn P Oa, at various ;Moos; In Ixe..nze, 1,6 q... ant rards. with mottle team. KISSING CHILDS . Piton weld& to match, in in arini ; 13s. In ase PAPER taI. SMITE, to snatch, with MR binds. 6 sorest* an, 36. and spirant, • RCII IT spirant. I: RAI. TRUSSES, in Tana Ootta fJ, liell), _Jil emelt SHAVING-POT. in earthenware, " IMMO WSW lad biorea"" en and upwards. Dielt and brilds. 6. cSU RERC d a doorporter. In iron A PA PER to hang Monroe en. BRACKETS, In carved wool,. Si is. the pan, and nissidn !APIS B•RA.C111 CLOCLCASIL M Miami prim. ma M..... _ Ma nammt,rr. THII GREEK SLAVE, a statuette. by than Power Is Parka. AA M. RHAESPEARE, a statuette, in tartan, £3 34. ; also is Mama 06 Is. (J. TRAGEDY sad (10111EDY,asturttee, In Paean. sash IPDetl.) VISA AND THE LION, a statuette 14 la Perim, £3 ; er,J In bream DOWYPIIEL, • slatted* (J. Dell), Is Parise, A 12s ; and Is Oeam, gm 6. cLoPaean anum £2Sa , a anisette (J. MD). companion M Danaher ; ts , PRAYER, a statuette (J. BM. In Psalm, Ms.; er with coloured Mee, M. THE BEL M IE); a statuette (J. Belli, In rartaa, Ma ;or asp 00 . toured e, 304 IN PANT REPTENI (IL J. Tama), a altallar In Parka. rs.; la diva and la Mara at ream Woes eat Testy. CHARITY, a statudtt.), by R srestensooth THE NYMPH, Mae toter the gm ten. to Cate. life • so, lo fir R. 1r atmaeots. The DNA ' DRool•II, Palm sad to l d. " DO , ROTHEA RZOOCII, Paull aal roll. TM CVPID BROOCH, "tbe Mete 1111101 C by J Dell. In trun—A EIGHT LAMP • A HAT STAND ' • V;ELLARET • A SIDEBOARD i TRA.URS ; TEA mud corrim BEER Jtro, ac. CATALOODE, lath twoese.fwer daps, male/Jew& Ganda. 12. Old BoadartaL ea motet of amp pilaw swap. Campy .rders eserslod es re Ms peeloles seder. OARPETS.--Spleudid designs In itstry, at 3c 9(1. CA M sea la • boa jarred.. 3a. 40i4mr,sauseN Ilastaloth, • Nal tard•wide at la. Dec L' tcrz, at aid No. bate 11117FICRICD thatr meats how the aty le Iro. 4, Itagamatjaala, Walltiot•Pli S (W tia Howell sad Jame* Thema mipors a weed yard. m us. above lOW 1,0111. awl win atlfitrametpeflik al mean Molly re...cambia Twiaaryampola, ems= far SWIM& he. 1.1 OWLANDIY TOILET ARTICLES.- 2. IV Itscolcadif lessimr 011 1 4.. i. M.the sad fcc V: 4 lan Inman Mfr. . tor sad ti e ncti ßd PZ lie an sad cranolosion. Oonte. or Dor Wolof. foe coccentny seJ WNW*. Ow midland tom cd pciric us swami Ifultattono—oloo aro Mooed under Oa loniant a Molly and the government okternwta, MO cimilbr stlescan st tar cicci wt. The only "tonics 01 nob Moos lin noon al 'lllodiffido" onprodlno that of the officio on tin wrageor cc liteL-41c11 by Om at lu, iliac oftarden. EC4 don. on 4 by awry yospoolalio *ng nod pr. Iltecr tormobout i ho Morino. coodY. Nue mat cloth, nRNAM oral DOASTIC POULTRY N_F their Wain hal Pabegcntatt. By the arr. anrorm BeCL Dtioe. M.L. /Atwood with iteertek. The Birds treated of TY Tiede Peas The Ilentichl Goma The Golden, aad Slyer The Canada O. The Braid Dom Bamberg Fowl. The EaFfulhe or OW The Timm Tha Cuckoo Fowl 40 Pii Tool The Illwa Due Yowl Dweif Demolle Void hl ie. The Larkeeested To el M rbili 000• 1 1, • 4 gal The Poland Fowl The fa heripl a • Skims Fowl Beatial Touts Goer tlme Syria Fowl The Ruladieof /owl raL The la Thefteeldeilkektur The Silky sod Mgr* The Tid we lie ear Of tri .ateoljtittiejdre?i, rfod. 71110 Tyttiled er TOGSKSISMOsiIb lliglidibissiiiilloar, we 1041...• TIN Time Duck fowl The I *UMW Goon Tlec Game Yowl Puth-bei by . „Jocees 3latalefon. at the aloe of the . Oardetwle Chroakie ard - a Xrper_Weninetos-evect, Co. ytat-gradas ; aaaiis—sktaartn MY beolmehof• Iljttifi3rM 882.] LONDON, FRIDAY, NOV. 3,1848. [THREEPENCE. J. , za W=goll4l 4 T4l=o: 6 2 . . T• H E "I""a r g4 o W Ni ITS NIMOUt..II AND WENT% JumestA Loan : IDOZWArge.. SA Oorddll. Z to=lire HE FOLLOWING an CONSTANTLY en BALI IA tis GAZDINAZIONIOLN ONFICI. 11. pow Wsillsabasatzest. :, ,Larlakell la isigleit i lV: as mods argaldlloB 0 15 1 54 gNit. pplsaratTani== Ai...1•478=. n -'!* , MET Of TO OWIIMBIA. Zits* b..- .ti. lasi 4lapailliss iwi. -- loa.~. W ouidaP ' W . 641.16. I - Int tor 001 n N I Sem, iit7weem tenotnve ptiyhock!, iii sends [Wien Crew par; Boss ,Tama Duns or TbN% ITALY. The National Soreisien, of the 30th Mt., states that in the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies of Turin of the 27th, the ministry bid nearly received a check in the shape of a vote of censure. '1" minister had been led to avow that, when on the 16th August M. de Revel rigned the acceptation of the basis of the Anglo- Frenoh mediation, he was still the only minister, the cabinet not having yet been formed. The opposition then contended that Id. de Revel could not constitu tionally take upon himself the responsibility of a whole cabinet. The chamber, however, voted the order of the day on the incident by a majority of 79 to 62. The Corner* Mercantile of Genoa, of the 28th ult., announces that an insignificant demonstration took plans in that town the day before, in favour of an Italian constituent assembly. Cries of " Viva Montanelli a Guerrarsi !" were heard, mingled with 't Down with the ministry ! We want war !" The Currier* Mercantile of Genoa of the 27th ult., quotes correspondence from Milan of the 26th. an nouncing that great agitation reigned in the Valtel lina ; that Chi•venna lied risen; and that one of the brothers Dolaini, at the head of 600 or 800 men, had made {4e Austrian garrison prisoners, and proclaimed the rephblio. Hs wanted to destroy des military road of Lecoo, and fortify himself near the Lake of Como ; but the inhabitants of Chiavenna, perceiving them selves unsupported, begged Dolzim to give up his enterprise. SECOND EDITION. &Amami Syrlim ja AtUi. v ai ramdi Madams Ilainnois Martel Pigs Wa Ts risse at brysolinsinms ft IS issloaane Mut T;sul Milani Collegial Nardsma CuriniorY Nemoidalas Coo Monism Memel °mom o n k m% Pawls Ono= Mayflies =pedals Parsnip Manley Vasa of flowers Nachos Illodolve Psobaulas Vagetsble OookO7 E ll mug. P Patronlums Vous, s Looklatess aw Verbenas Viola pagatootir Violets Perimulais Virgiulfln Rocks raldhlticuit preparing Persists Iris lifslidowars articles for Petuulas WtUo.a Perna as protection Pbtc Zinnias Trull Plge Masted with severs% woo/loots. iiiiiimien 91 1 03 _ Ohba Ur I Clatkla dot. for to Formation so 4 [Med from Ma I tho " Oar author BMIIM. Peke 3s. Ea.. rootage ?RI TIRE 1101112.—Tnettet1 low ten, Ilketysted by 24 tow:amts. 114 du Cot ns: Chreniele," with ackllttomel teattee ammo: Amami tiote. 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LABELS foe the RIRRARAUM, eatalstle CLA*IES, ALLUNOES, ORDERS. and I FESSOR LINDLRY'S VEGETARLI KI: large type, that they eau beast oat and peat A poot.olde ceder foe la. 10d. will stable Ji timed . ..es by P. r_of Ilia room of the itilitOßMiltapr ofto PtILO. to. to ail Into Ho Herbarium. row Matthews to .eon WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID: Ma Viet Tablet ford Compialsta. By Li. CVLVIZWII6I. LA.O.. Clourrim•—flow to Ware wk.:4 dieseties, Mama teeltag• • good Mars leek •dm Med, &ad • costumed eutaL By as Oblerliffae• of ▪ Islivillem toI costel ed. the footos the mermody &boa% ONO le Os Soo drama ooroUtatlos. soy booths 116. Restos eisouelr JEMIsul Moolsiet. sod nedub fa licaltb the lataut pslod of b• mid of sainnad, 111010001 N 4Oll • Carndho. Fiele• Ora • Olarda3 9 . Gonda at &mod ; coolinct hem Nue esome. 10. Arsetlchtuse. Ilemperdotroet. LATEST FROM PARIS. PARTS, THVUDAY, 6 . 30 P.M The presidential question is presented to-day under a new phase. General Changarnier, whose candidate ship was regarded with favour by a certain portion of the moderate party, has rather unexpectedly signified his intention to decline, which intention will appear lin a letter in the journals to-morrow. This resolution will affect the proceedings at the intended meeting at the Rao de Poitiers. It is said that the meeting, I whisk was intended to be held on the question will be postponed for C ili r lilli risset, the chief object of that meet ing having been to discuss the candidateship of Gen. Changurnier. A meeting of the party of the Institute will be held to-morrow evening, to discuss the presidential question. It is understood that the majority of that party, convinced that there in SO chance for M. de Lamartine, will propose that se candidate shall be adopted, and that the members shall be severally left uninfluenced. Respell has written to the journals tosay that he does not withdraw from the caudidateehip of the pre sidency of the republic. During this day an extraordinary display of military force has been exhibited within and around the Assembly. The capital is much agitated. Colligate between the soldiers of the Guard Mobile and these el the line continue to take place in the northers few bowels. A conflict took place last night again, at the Faubourg Poissonuiere, and was iccommenced to-day. The operatives mingled in the tumult , and pelted ,6e Guard Mobile with stones. Attroapements have ales been formed at La Chapelle. At present etre% patrols traverse the faubourgs. The clubs are marked by especial violence on the question of the presidency. Last night speeches were made, in which the population of the departments were menaced in case Prince Louis Napoleon should be returned ; and the right of the minority to rise and maintain their opinion by violence, if necessary, was declared midst loud applause. In fine, it was pro claimed that Paris would not be controlled cr thwarted by the departments ; that Paris, which had made the revolution of February :and proclaimed the republic, without thinking it necessary to consult the departments, would maintain its conquest, and that the people for this were ready to take their muskets and der end into the streets. At the democratic banquet at Dijon, one of the orators pronounced a eulogy on Mara, Robespierre, Collet d'Herbois, and Denton. The project of law for granting an indemnity to the holders of Treasury Bonds and the depositors in the savings banks, was discussed to-day in the com mittee of finances, when a protracted and animated debate took place. MM. Leon Faucher, Foold, Lan guinais, Loavet, Jules de Lasteyrie, and Deslongrais soppored the project, on the grounds that the state was bound to reimburse to the parties the actual sums that they bad paid, end that if it gave stock iastead , of money, the stock should be valued at what it would sell for on the Bourse. The project was opposed by MM. Got:Achim, Magnin, Charlemagne, and David, Ultimately. • sub-committee was named to re port on the project, consisting of MM. Leon Faucher, Lasteyrie, Deslon psis, and Charlemagne. The Assembly wimmenced to-day the revision of the project of the constitution. An amendment was proposed by M. Felix Pyat, a Montagnard, to restore the draitau trarail This gave rise to one of those ex plosions of violence which have become so common in the Assembly, in the COOTS(' of which a sharp personal altercation took place between MM. Leon Faucher and Laden Rollin. The proposition of M. Pyat was only supported by the party of the Monts.gripds, making up 88 votes. It was negatived by 638. It seems likely that the revision will be completed before the end of the week, and the constitution pro. claimed. A farther decline took place to-day at the Bourse, the Threes closing at 43 60, and the Fives at 87 86. Bank shares fell 40 francs, closing at 1480. IlWa, Nov. S.— 14aw Leon, —; Urn par Cads., 43 36; Vivo jar Ovum, 17 ; last Lama. ST Ti; four; pagan Berm, ON, 771 ; Dn. 1143,776 ; Ds. has. —; Du. Toro. Batas MS" 71; SOMAS 1010,_ O4j; DwFri7 fiLak Sturm IVO; knalszife all "1/0/71110/ OW, ; 01Zi.651 6 ,5ia • • 9k" • Itan.ways•— and Orleans em ; Path aid Railea, VI 28; Bourn and lia•re, 160; Mignell and Manallka.l63 76; and Bala 60; Castro Vinare, NS 76; Anima and Boulogne, —; Bordeaux, 3e7 60; North, SAS 7S. AUSTRIA. LATEST FROM VIENNA. Our correspondent, writing from Berlin on the 31st October, rys "In the extraordinary supplement of the Denteche Reform, of this day, it is stated that, up to the 29th, afternoon, the combat at Vienna still continued. Windisgratz bad taken several suburbs. Negotiations were resumed, but the result bad not transpired. On the 28th the imperialists commenced the attack upon those suburbs from which the least opposition was expected. Windisgrats had openly afforded the citizens of Vienna the op tunity of assembling in the suburbs which halted captured in order that they might separate themselves from the armed population. Ths following paragraph appears in the Berliner Zritung-Halle of this night : " Vienna, Oct. 27. Windischgratz has issued a proclamation to the effect that as tho 48 hours' truce had expired, he would no longer rest satisfied with the former conditions, but would require the heads of General liem, Palsky, and Dr. Schulte, and would make every homeowner responsible for whatever occurred on his premises. Should • shot be fired from any house, or an attack be made from it on the imperial troops, all the persons found in it should be put to the sword and the house itself burned. In reply to this pro- clamation, Dr. Schutte, the well-known agitator, has set a price of 2,000 gold ducats on the head of Windischgratz. According to the Schkaische Zeit ang the Hungarian landsturm has "broken out," and on the 27th and 28th thousands, armed with pikes, had entered upon the Austrian territory ; the Jager corps during the attack on the first barricade in Vienne, had lost 1,350 men. During the whole of the day of the 28th the city was bombarded. Quarter to 9,', P.M., all this evening and up to the present time, an immense crowd (manybearing torches) have been and is standing near the locale of tho con stituent assembly, which is still discussing a motion to the effect that the cause of the people of Vienna be declared to be that of Germany in general ; and that the latter be aided in their pa, triotie endeavours. Yesterday the Assembly voted the abolition of the nobility as a separate caste, and prohibited the use of lettere of nobility in public documents. 9 p.m.—The crowds are increasing in the neigh bourhood of the well-known gendarme-market' The result of the discussion in the Assembly has not yet transpired. The excitement is intense." From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. WAR-OFFICE, Nov. S. let Drag. Ods.-0. P.iynter, Gent, to be oor., by par., eke Matthew, promoted thit Draws.—Urat. B. Denniatoent, Oran the Ilth Lt. Drap., to be lit lt U. Dragt i"i n . letti. the O. H. from the 6th prep, to be then, vise Demobtoon, ertioembanges. Bouts nether Ob.—Lieut. W. G. FAresseon, from the 99th F., to be em. mid lieut., vise 800. W. Harbord, sin exchange.. 4th F.—AmditAlarg. R. Oembte, M.D., from the staff, to be assist ant:, vise Mosel. prom. in the 9th V. 911 7.—Amiet..9thg. J. Mount, from Ith F., to be wog., vice MM. mkt, deemed. 90th MesKshon, get., to be em, by pur., vice Ilibbert, promoted. ritt T.--J. A. O'Neill, gent., to be one., by pur., vice Wyse, wbo retires. Oitif F.—Aelteg Aselet-lurg. H. Crisp, to be serist.surg., vice Short, app. to the etaff. 66th ns. IL Wainwright, to be f lee thout pun, vice Holmes, dee. ;O. 0. Newton, gest, to be ens, Wainwright net r.—majoe W. IL C. v, to be pleat-col., by put., vice who opt:, Capt. H. Parrott, to be major, by par., vice Wellesley' Lieut. T. D. Perry, to be rapt., by put ., vise Banat ; Las. 11. J. Liddell, to be lieut., by pur., vice Perry; F. IL Willoicks, gent., to be eon, by put., Mee Luldell. 99th F.—Eat. and Lieut. the Hoc. W. Ilarbord, from the Beata Fusilier G.Je" to be lieut.. vice Stevens" who exchanger. HCAPITLL ertre.—Areist..thog. W. B. abort, from the 61th P., to be smist..eurg. to the tests, vie 011 able, app. to the 4th F. OFFICE or ORDNANCE, Nov. L loyal Rest. of Artillecz.—To be Cltloeeb Coannanclant.—Malcr. Om. A. Itanfe and Sir M. D. Bois, &C.D. To be OrMain—Lient..Col. H. W. (kudos; Brev.-Col. Mr W. M. 0. Odetecie, C.D.; Lieut.-Cola. W. D. Jones. W. B. Dundee, C. 8., and C. Ciudandan. To be Licat..ooionels Beer. MON 0. James, vice Gordon • C. R. Merin, vice Jam ; J. liitimdeld, vies Dundee; B. Palliser, vice Cruttenden ; A. Macbran, R. L. Gamin, J. A. Wilson, R. Toothy ns, H. William., It 0. B. Wilma. To be Copulae: Bet. Capin T. Hwy; vice James •; C. J. Wright, vice Nevlit; 0. A. F. de Rimy, vice Blocentiell ; W. 11. Elliott, vite Palliser ; P. Maclean, vice bleoheaa; C. R. Wynne, vim Gareth ; A. Henn, vice J. A. Wilson; C. L. Fitagerald,Ties Toinkved ; O. D. Wasburtca, vies w; P.N. Ocelts, vice R. 0. B. Wilson. To be Second tipte.—Fint Liatua. A. C. Hawkins, vice Elyern ; M. EMU, *ice Wright; E. Lamson, vice De Rimy ; A. Peter, vue Elliott; A. P. g. Ores, vice Madam; E. A. Willidnit, vies Wynne W. Pattas.viee ;W IL Morrie, vize Fitzgerald; Witty, vice Warburton ; J. E. Orant, vies Cock' ;J. C. Mil& 0. V. Jobeenn. To be FM !Amts.-86mM Uinta. E. Teddy, vice Hawklike; H. C. Binger, vies Hill; H. J. T. Tmoldmon, vine Lesson; J. B. Parkin, Tie* Peter; C. Jaime" , ate Greta ; a I'. Flea,Flea,•rloa A. trecabsw, rat rata; J. !Mandl. Campbell, viol Morrie; ft :French, T.2!..1%.47; Sir W. Q. Jahm n F a rt" Tk; QWW B. A. townie . , via Childs. BAN IL' OF EZIOL.LND.:-Accom far the Week MAIM Oct 28. NOW. itM,767l74=tent Ded4.....43,015, 10 0 Other demrttlee_ 1.164 Ovid Oda end Benno 12.100.841 I diarer Wiles 601,509 5e3.138.161 I 420.0X.165 1111111 P 0 D511.11311/rf. 1211040 re C4l I. al . ...1,14,663.000 Ooverntnerit tienettio 3,357,832 triduti. Dead Wale* fteni IK4W.iiiiiiiiiii: Annuity) . Z 12.950.012 N..Dvil.. bay. Cutout* of )1= Other decuritics 11.0.1389,394 Noir ...... ..... 8018,166 Debt, acid Div. Acesa.) 2,619.40 Gold and Silver Cali 664447 Other Delimits devenviny modally* Alb 1.• 40.7.0 Ar46=4B MARSHALL. Chief 130=.518 Nov. 3.1145. SUGAIL—The average price of huger, the produce of the British peseediss In Asserts, contputel fees the return ands in Use week ending the 31st day of October. 1848, is 214 GO. per cwt. Sugar the protium of the Mauritius is 235. 74d. per cwt. Boger the prcof the But Indies le Va. 41.1. per mt. The avenge prise of the three foregoing dearipticse, Maar, le 335. 10d. per out. BANKRILIPTI. JoSIRVA RRODRS, Queen's-raw, Pimlies, builder. Carat/MRS PEACH DOwismAN, Birchin lane, City, gar. wirier isirsiissf. • • , GAILIRL BENDA, Calaosula4treet, City, issportu of fordo goods. Jowc Hrowst.t., Colchester, peter. JASPII TAYLOR, Noble.street, St. Martin'Aislaussit, 1 City, Seemed victialter. BLimn Duzurr,Deptbnl, draper. Osozos Basics, Ly_nrington, Hants, builder. Osoaos Baowxa, Twynog. Gioneseter hire wbarflegat Hroa KILEMSDT, Taunton, Somereetahlre, draper. Holum DARLaN, Norwich, builder. ISAAC Barrie, Beals, licensed victualler. MARI RoBIRT COClLDulter WIORIIIAX, Pancras-me. City, linen Leon. JAMBI DOWIOR, Colchester, licensed victualler. ()sown FItiDIRICR Bosnia, Cheltenham, cabinet. • • %hotel Csocivst Y•sa, floasanstshimiroosionges. Clikilitel ANDREWS CARIB, Claremont-terrace, Heal stead-road, builder. JOUR PODYOaR, Tauten, Staffordshire, grocer. FRANCIS COOK MAT:Haws, Chest Driftkid, Yorkshire, chemist. SANDEL WORTH, Sheffield, architect. JOHN STRINGER, Kingston upon-Hull, draper. JOHN GIIISNORISLDS and MATTHEW STRAND, LlM pool, merchants. HODIRT Liens, Seiner, Dtrby, draper. WILLIAN ARCRIXEDNS HOLDEN, Preston, Lancashire, tobacconist. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Joann Gams, Edinburgh, cattle dealer. JOHN 001LVII, Aberdeen, baker. Davin LIITLI and JOHN itULOP, New Cumnock, Ayr shire, gontramon. PENINSULAR MAILS, By the arrival at Southampton, this day, of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Iberia, Capt. Burney, Lieut. Langton, Admiralty agent, we have dates from Gibraltar to the 26th ; Cadiz, the 27th; Lisbon, the 29th, and Oporto end Vigo the 30th ult. The Iberia brings 48 packages of bullion and specie. On the 26th Oct. Sir Robert Wilton, governor of Gibraltar, received a communication from the vice consul at Malaga, stating that, in consequence of the cholera morbus prevailing in England, the board of health of that town had come to the deter mination of imposing fifteen days' quarantine upon all veseele coming from the infected porta ; and that, where cases of disease existed on board a vessel, she must proceed to Port Mahon, there to undergo a rigid quarantine. As Gibraltar is depend ant on Spain for its chief supply of provisions, the board of health at this latter place have been forced ' to come to the same determination; and, from hence forth, all passengers arriving from England at Gibral tar will be obliged to perform 15 days' quarantine ; and a hulk is to be prepared, by the agent of the Peninsula, packets, for the rue/Pion of the same. Sir R. Wilson bon howovor t written to the governor of Algesiru, requesting that the quarantine may be reduced to seven days, but with very little prospect of success. Quarantine will in future be imposed upon all vessels arriving from England at Lisbon, varying from seven to fif teen days, according to the description of cargo and state of health of the crew and passengers. The Iberia was not admitted to pratique, either on her out ward or homeward voyage, at Vigo, which is the only port at which she met with any obstacle from the au thorities. On her return voyage, the passengers and cargo were transferred to a vessel prepared to melee them, the former to undergo three days' quarantine (of observation). The political news from Portugal is of little im portance. The Corde de Thomar had left Lisbon for Madrid, on a special mission. Exchange at Lisbon, 52i ; discount on bank notes, 40 to 41 per cent. IRELAND. DUBLIN, THURSDAY ETCHNO. The trial of Mr. Williams, the co-proprietor of Mr. O'Doherty, is being proceeded with to-day. The At torney-General, having stated the case, called evidence of proprietorship alone, offering no testimony as to handwriting, which was done in the ease of Mr. O'Doherty. What effect this may have—whether the jury will hesitate in conse quence of the omission, is difficult to conjecture. Most probably, however, they will not. Mr. Fer guson, who conducts Mr. Williams' defence, will, it is expected, close this evening, but the charge of the judge will not be given until morning. The term opened to-day, with the:usual formalities, and considerable interest was felt to know what the crown was prepared to do in the case of Messrs. O'Brien and Meagher, against whom prosecutions for sedition are pending in the Queen's Bench, as also whether the habeas corpus would be moved fur, in order to bring the parties now in Clonmergaol, under sentence, into court to assign error. Nothing was, however, done in either matter up to post-hour. A MEETING or TEE BAR will, it IS understood, be held on Saturday next, for the purpose of embodying in • memorial the sentiments of the bar generally upon the subject rf the proposed alterations in the sittings of the Equity Courts, as announced by the Lord Chancellor, and described in our law reports this day. SUPPRESSION OF Noisexcre.—Yesterday the board of guardians of the extensive pariah of St. George-the- Martyr, Southwark, appointed four ;inspectors of 11111/1131CU under the Wealfh of Towns Aot, whom duty it is to daily visit the different localities, with a view to the detection and removal of i.uisanecs prejudicial to the public health, a penalty of 61. being imposed by the above act upon any per son who obstructs or hinders them in the execution of their duty. SHIPPING. Noun Anarraro—Dublin, 2; Donaghadee, 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1. Lotenos, Nov. 3.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.W., mode rate breeze, and dull cloudy weather. LYME REGIS, Nov. I.—A retool's quarter-beard, painted stone colour, and a boat's chock, were passed, on the 26th alt., off Portland, by the Dane, arrived here. LIVEUPOOL, Nov. 2.—An American brig, full of water, &mooted, and abandoned, with " Richmond" on her stern, was passed, oaths let ult., let. 34, long. 75, by the Josephine, lasTived at Liverpool. SHIELDS, Nov. I.—The Star, of this port, in going down Pe river yesterday, got in contact with another Teasel, when the former lost mainmast. DEAL, Nor. 2.—N W. to W.N.W.—Arrived: A bisque, Barbados'; Helen Catharine, St. Croix; Atlantic, Honda. ems ; Feronia, Qu.hce. Arrived from the river: Ranger, loath Seas ; Royal Archer, Adelaide, 8 A. ; London, Sierra Leone; Caroline, Jamaica; Admiral, 8t John's, N. 8., and not on the 31st October, as before reported ; Canton, Cape de Verde. Sailed, let: Lord Hun. gerford, Port Philip. 2nd : George , Sydney, New South Wales; Glenelg, Port Philip; Cecil i a, and Lehner', Ade laide, South Au stralia; William Gales, Madras; Bathurst, Ascension; Scottish Meld, Callao; Helen, Trinidad; Her • lequin, Grenada; Mina, Tobago; Index, St. Kite's; Queen of Britain, St. Lucia; Ealing Grove, Dominica; Union, Be lies. The Warrior, from Hull to Bristol, and the Hotspur, from Shields to Limerick, got on the Goodwin Sands this morning, but came off on the flood, without loss or apparent damage. The Carmelite, of Bangor, United States, was 'wad on the 10th ult., in lat. 34 N., long. 50 W., water loeged, and abandoned by the crew, by the Catherine, ar rived in the Downs, FALMOUTH, Nov. 2.—The Elizabeth, of Shoreham. from Zants to Liverp ool was spoken on the 30th EIL, in lat. 49, loos. 8, tot ly_dismasted, by the Blot, at Falmouth. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 2.—N.W.—Arrived: Spermaceti, and 'his. Quebec. COO.DIERCIAL er MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—We have had a firm market in the funds this morning, with Consols as high at one time as 861 to d, but they have now declined to 861 to both tor money and time. Reduced Threes, b to Three-and-a-Quarter per Curate., 851 to 1. Ex chequer Bills, 435. to 465. premium. Bank Stock has advanced to 188 to 192. Spanish Threes are rather in demand to-day, and are quoted now at 231 to 4; the Fives remain 111 to 12 ; Passive, 21 to 3. Portuguese are 231 to 41. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 45 to 0; the yny , 4 to 70. Belgian, 71 to 3. Russian, 98 to 100. m ox i cat i, 211 to 4. P ert , - ;;;In in ::::TaDoe, at 31 to 3. Chinon .hive improved to 82 to 5. Brazi lian, 72 to 3. Union Bank of London Awes are scllers at par ; London and Westminster Bank are sellers at premium. ----- • RIOLISH FUNDS: Beak Stook. lad 92 I ca Spar O. Cofor Ile. 84 I 3 per c.t. Itp Ml. AD. SA I i or 43 t;tuie.9.. 43. PSI I heebe leer 131 e. to . prow. 3 pa et. eau. Alum. Re 3 TOSSION 4 per CL per Ct. 16eig. Bor 6ma kr ti per Cent ditto. Ct. llrstillse BiIL.TI 3 i Mao New, Ti 3 wr CL o =reepreArt.. Tt•tto Oetimatt . a +..— Cotteinbtatt Lquattnr 13de..16 pipC Dinka. bd.. C 3 3 Si eet. Detlt 416 4 per Ct. Dutch Can.. 03 TO FUNDS. 1 per Osni. Growls Ws., 12 U Grove. Duhrral Ms, 2 g i rw r a. Yoder. etr.: 11 % 3 i Yaw as 42 I ftf rr a liams. 08 100 r s T r re sp ila b ds. h. l2 . ll 4 riC h Panlve 114%, 261 Ivor Ct. Vicesse4s Wt. 14 11 Tamounis Warred 1100..4 6 RAILWAYS.—The share market is quiet this morning, and the dealer, remark that there is en abeenee of business, South Westerns have been done at 41, and are buyers at 40. Great Northerns are 13Z die. ; Eastern Coun•its 6 per Cents., good buyers at i prim. Union Bank of London, ornery at par. SALES MUTED OP To TWO THIS DAY Dr LONDON. (Yesterday's Wen will be lewd la last pege.) Sea, Stain., & 81r., 2(1 Loudest and Greenwich, of Bristol and Enter, 63 Do. Peet, SO CA:edoaratr, 191 + Lon. & N. Waters, 119 17 Do. New 104 Prof 41 i Do. New Qra, 6 Do. M. E. aim, 6 Do. Plribe, 6 Do. U. 101. Pref., 3 Do. lash., Y. &D. (A!, e Rogers Conn 1 6 Len. 11 5. WealTD, 411 1 Center and 131 4; Indisad, SS INE . E. AnsUen SU. & and L. & Da. WI. Om Pref., 10 9i D. ell Nadia Omar. lie perOant., 4% E. llalan 16 (We L & B.), 4 N. Mirk 15 t Do. Da. Wilrde, Ow" Si L. LWOO IIO a I W. Mk_ Si 1 WM. and OWL, 19 see • Ni ballbedddre,,ar . , assiNataara,m, , .. 4 , a •,.. test N. of Lewd Now S', di hirtra. Do. dint . oat 174 Bon -Eastern, 4 Do. s, 17e Di. Thirds, No. 4.111 Do. New 171., 104 South Wake, 6 It= Greet Waders, $0 Dn . t Wide. Dn Thirds, 50 49 Lex. k York. PM; 44 Ds Thirds (Reg.), 4 Do. New Dam G 6 per Ct., Si Do. W. R. Ualow. I Led..Preece and Wm, 341 Bright., sae South (test, Se 94 Do. New 51. Guar. 6 per &at, 41 WearVal!eV) pee Cent Guar., 47 Tait. Newt. , a Bor., 27 110. Orig. New. & ber., Di 7 Do. VAL No. 1 (Yak & New.). Do. ) 1 13 No.l, (News.&Ber.),ll) 14 Do. O.N.E. POI., 6 York & North Mallard, 44 Do Prof., II Do. E. & Y 11 i ding Ex, 23) Park Ss Lyons, 4 Sambre & Meuse, 111 LIVERPOOL BALER, Roman* 2.—Ove o'etecn, The market opened very dull, but in conaegnence of cheer ful news regarding money matters in London (rceeivad by electric telegraph), a good feeling was roomed, and prises closed mita bettor. Man., .Tie 37 4 Do. Pia, 91 Do. t ,:te Ct. Orion. and gher.v d N. Bta 31 likedaldre, 81 d shre a ls. a Ossreatry, and Chester, Do. 104. Guar. 8 per Ct., 13 8. E. Lk Dower No. 4, 6{ York it N. Midland Pref. (Our. 8 per Cent.), le d '•. S d Caledonia, Great Northern:l2l d Great Western Qrs., 41 d Do. 171. orb., S d Lark& 21 Yorke Mtn, MI d Do. 3. u.. le Do. Leo. k 2nV i eelrn, 1141 15 Do. New Qn.,4 Do. IluddenMeM C. and 11,221 Midland, 77 IQ Do. Salver, 10/.114 Caledonian, 194 Oran Northwa. 124 geMilrit Central, 14 Swop. Union (R. & C.), 31 lon &N. Wotan, 1174 &E. &Dover, No. 4, Ile. 34. Do. New Qrs., p York, Newc. and D er. (G. N. E. Nan., Shea, & Line Eighths, 714 Fur.), 11 d MANCHESTER SALES, Nommen 2. The market opened heavily, but intelligence from London ht the afternoon, per telegraph, that a considerable rise had taken pLice there, both in shares and funds (the latter sur mised to betoken a reduction of discounts by the bank), caused a decided rally. North Stafford. advanced t 3 the extents of 11 per share in ler than an hour, and the stalk exchange presented a some of vrivitv which has not been witnessed for a long time. There was a very large business done during the afternoon at constantly advancing rates. Calideinian Piet, 11 1 d Len. and N. Menem, 116 E. Laneaddre New, 161 d Do. New Qr.. it P Ot. North.(l3) 6 per M.Guar.,lll d Do. Fifths, a p Lan. & York. Pima, 1 Do. M.1.8.Qn & B),11- 161p Do. 321. (late Eaten. , to d p x . zio i • Do. W. N.. Deka, 1 N. Do. Prvit m V4ll p Dew , , Ma - Men., Me, imilla.PreL,lll Yarn, Moe , iv nu. PreL, Do. Grhnhey (301. NIL), 31 d York k N. MOW, 31i BIRMINGHAM SALES, NOMMIt 2. N. Staffonlabire, 61 3 d Shrews. & Sir. Pref., Is. 9d. p Shrews. & Du. (11), 41 d I Shrews. it Hereford, 665. 3d. d LEEDS SALES, Nommen 2. Through the efforts of the bears" the market here has undergone a complete revolution since Monday. Then all was buoyant and encouraging to the holders of shares; to day all was retrogression and decline. Midland Stock, SO 79 Caledonian Pref., 14 d Great Northern, 131 8 d IN. Staffordshire, 64 d Great Northern (A), 31 BRISTOL SALES, Normal& 2. The market wee moderately active. Cit. Western Qrs.. ea d Tat Vale, New, a d De. New 17L, II d PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Ralf-past Am.—. The public sales of Sugar are going off heavily, and prices with d'fficulty sustained; to the anxiety of importers to mike sales must be attributed the reaction that constantly takes place after an advance. Lest week, for examples we had a good market, at 6d. advance, which has been lost this week, and prices are again reduced to the previous level. There has been more disposition to buy refined, and prices are a shade dearer.—Pepper sold at previous rates, also Saltpetre, and business to some extent, has been done by private contract in the latter article.—Coffee dull, without alteration in price.—Cotton has been in good demand the last two days.—Rum dull; Penang (R. 1.), proof, bought in Is. 4d. to Is. 6d.—ln other articles no material alteration. PRICES CURRENT. SINAI, per ewt. sow raw. Pigs, No. I. g2 0... 3 • W. belia,B.P.bwn. 334. 355. 6d Hoops 9 0... 0 • Yellow &Croy ... 36 1.87 Cargo atCardiff bar 0 0... 0 0 Fine.. neariliss, brown-. 28 1.. 34 Lase, per toe. Yellow B4 0...36 Pig, beet l4 10. 0 0 Fine. 4l 0_ 0 ruled, skeet l7 5... 0 0 Brapikliadras,la 27 6-33 Bars l6 15... 0 0 Yellow 33 6...311 Patent shot l9 10... 0 0 White 37 0...42 red or Millialn ... 18 10... 0 0 Fcc e ei c erown 32 0_33 Speller l4 0-14 6 36 6-.37 Oita, per 254 imp. gat. d.p. Grey and whits- 89 0..41 Fish, SW, pale 27 0. 0 0 Relined, Ilambro'.. 14 0...35 straw 25 10..96 0 Lumps 17 0...49 brown k yellow.. 24 0...26 0 Corm, In Hoed. 78 0... 0 0 West Leila, ordi nary i Bawl Matter BO 0 _ 0 0 nary 25 0... 28 0 Owl 23 15 24 0 Cood. 2O 0... 40 0 booth Sea. 24 14...37 0 Pisa 5O 0...101 0 011ve,Gaillpoli,p.tew 47 o_. 0 0 Ceylon, good ordL Cocoa Nat 4O 0...41 0 nary .. . ... .... 16 6... 36 0 Seed, Eats, Tale, Fine ordinary— 34 0... 36 0 per to 36 10...37 0 Floe 4O 0...80 0 Wooed 22 5_ 0 0 Mocha, '0mit:402443 •... 00 0 PIIOVIBIONy per ewt. Costa Wes, ordi- Butter—Cody im 77 0_76 0 nary to me 26 0...36 0 411 s IS 0 92 Sumatra sad Pas Sas 5 0... 0 0 clang II 0... 15 0 Dublln,lot. 0 0... 0 0 Toy at per lb. Limmids, de 7O 0...73 0 Conroe, examen. I 0 ... 0 V Carlow, Lt Ram, at per ewt. Newry, lat 0 0... 5 0 Bengal white 9 0... 14 0 Waterbed 73 0...81 0 (Mee 7 0... 8 6 Best, India, per Java and Manilla 7 0... 14 0 Users Patna, cleaned .... 13 0.. 18 , Prime Bless 0 0... 0 • gi 0... 20 0 Pork, prinsemess... 0 0... 0 0 Smarts. Baoon-Pork,Lawk I • 0 • • 0 0 110., Belfast Bacon, Waterbed. Be m t ewt. 60 0-61 0 Lard,Befastorfrk i " 0... " • Waterford, do-. 1 Ditto Bladder ... TO 0...76 • Ameekan,dotyp. 62 0...73 • B. A. nesse, Os e Video, nd Clow, at pee lb. Vtedsad /5. 05.4.1 W. 04 • 0 t11tr...........- CO' : 24 . ......r. Rio, dry 0 31-0. Lima& Valp. dry.- 0 3-0 West India, dry u 0...0 0 Salted 0 11...• I East India 0 4...0 111 liir t 2l.Aytes, dry 0 3 ..0 4 M 0 11 ...0 Be S. Ass. ores, per bide 4 0— II 6 Russia, ditto 6 0 ... 7 0 Du M ore , at per tow. Logwood,Jamaks-.43 13... 0 0 liooduese ...... ..... 4 0... 4 10 Osmpeoeby 6 0... 0 0 Footle, Jamaica 3 0...6 0 Nioaragua, large awl mild 10 0-12 0 Small .....- -10 0 Lime. 13 10...15 0 Mean Dimas 11 o_ll 0 Bed Modem 3 10. 3 13 Ilrazil le 0...30 0 L liamtntra, of the 31st alt., steal demand in large parcel. been bourht in considerable which 6d., 61d., and 64d. were Urn at per Ball. — Leeward Island Proof 1 6 ... 0 0 Demerara, 21 to 30 per emit. 1 O.P. ... . Jamaica, 30 to . 34 per mt. O.P. ... 3 1 Favourite marks Brandy, Ist brands Britishspirits, cl.p. 1 ... 0 Scotch Irish 1 ... 9 VIA:, per ton. Was, P.T.11. £33 0...44 St. Petersburg, 9 head Dutch and Fl7rnish 30 o_9o Priesland lintr, at per too. Ot.PetenbargoileanE3o 10..31 °turbot ball clean Rigs, Rhine EI o_l3 1 of rile Ilanula East India Bann. Bombay l6 0...14 Jute Tnr, at per cwt. Banc* 33 0...64 emits Com. in Work* 0 0... 0 Laois, at rRT toe. Bars L6IO to Commercial advice@ from report that C AIM was in cons —White Brasil Sugars had quantities also for Rama, for • paid for selected qualities. TALLOW.—TaIIow is decidedly firm, and looking up. The demand coot nues to improve. By Petersburg a& vices received to-day, there bad been very little Tallow pur chased for shipment, and Chernoff refuses to sell under 132 r. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. 3d. to 64.; October to December delivery, 44a. 9d. ; January to starch delivery, 1465. 6d. to 9d. SKlNS.—LrAomdtdm., Nov. 3.—Hides, 661b0. to 64114, lid. to 2d. ; 64114. to 72114., lid. to 2d. ; 72114. to 80111.., 2d. to 244. ; 80114. to 881b1., 24. to 214.; 88114. to 96111 a., 21d. to 314.; 96114. to 104114., 344. to 31d. Horse Hides, 8.. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 2.. to 35.; full, 6s. to 6.. 6d. BIRMONDSIT, Nov. 3.—Sheep Skins, polled, 2.. 6d. to 3.. 44. Kents and half-breds, 2 s. 21 . to 2 .. 841. Downs, 1.. 104. to 2s. 3d. COI:IN.—MARK-LANE.— The arrivals of English Wheat since Monday hare been small. From abroad, about 8,400 arc have come to hand. There was a fair amain' of business transacted in the article, at fully Mon day's prices. Ita►ley hung heavily on hand, although holders would have made some little conerasion in price to have made progress in sales. The Fame remark will apply to Oats. Beans and Peas unaltered. TA. following ars 1/7,4 y ., f uotatiosu ' .. n .ATOM. laldiass pn Queer, Maar. pre[ aid Rest, red 47 to 13 to 39...wh1ts 49 to 61 to 63 Nortoik and . elk. 45 to 33 to 33... do 34 to U to 63 Talavera (rata or Suffolk' 63 :o 63 . Oamb. k Li., red.-47 to SI to $3 whlte,„... 31 to 56 to 37 Northtustb. sad Scotch do.- to -.. d 0...... - to - to - Disk do Rm. 3O to 22 9401 AT, Feeding...o 2632 to 34. to 26...distallnd 24 to 33 37 23 to to 32 extra Oen Wawa - to - Wes, Engllalt Feed 17 to 19 to 20e Od...bUck. -to-• Od Ditto reloads l9 to 30 to Ile Od.. potato 94 to U. 04 Berwick * Motel teed 20 to IM 04...p0t0t0 12 to 13. 06 ir..h feed l4 to las 06.. bloat.. l7 to Us Od Ditto pout.... ,. - .71 toUslli Nolo . ... ... . -...„- has, AM $6 to 384 Od maple U to 49 DIM 0 to 51-1atptri51......... 31 toll Waite 34 to U...100G5m... ..... U to 0 Batas, muspa. Alto 11. tlek ....- .31 to U .. ...01l -to - Borrow 31 to 34..m5a11 B3 to 13...01d - m - Tomo, Newer per bads. --mew winter 10 .o 11.... • ..... Rarosslo. 4 l'.' .1 II Ltsesco Calils. Pr thowand A 31 ` Of '..7: _A Flooo,Sown.toode, deluged 44 to 43 _dos G" - 42 44 -' pg Norfolk sad Suffolk. 40 to 42...wklbst I. ./ 1. 417 Northumberland, Used; sad Torkeklme.?„.„ .... , -o-t, Soma and Rut ...... ..... .- to --Irish ......ogo. .. on. •= 73 FOREIGN. • V - - .:_:::•• r - ~.1 Wan., Dantzle and Neametorg 34 to 54...f1ae ... '' cry Pomersoma, Rostotk, sad Stetts. . ‘ ri% French sod Robsat 5.....' lirrrl, - w. Duni& Sad Hidtbargh Rosana 43 to 49...„„„4.1 . -, 1 to Danube sod Odom Spanish bard -to -...v01t. 1 . 4, Csomboo - to -...Austnlion U M IS Rua.. ........ , . ............ ...... ............ ..... 2 .. .......... =IS = -. OM% PAM= Soria rid Ditto Dnw. Bean, UAL.. Satan Nas. ge•; Il .. ...... „ nig% Baltic and 28 to 28...dittillbe IS to 88 Iltraband Doi& 81 Datab food . W • s. .... s ;ad 138181aa 61, and ady. NPR taka mgt. 0 Psi I 1112 t 11 . Nos No. Alla mzu.l ly , C IL TM raw J rim w, bto. u• larr wry Warthrwl. rt.= moo. of I. Dom Iv. a. a. . I. 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