The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-23 00:00:00

esidhithea of aimed Sams. He them =premed hie =idea that the var.= hate slated in the isdiemest se =miss sir towed at Uallimalleme. Killesaule, and Tubes'''. snouted toe fell and oempiets Moyle/ of war with= Ums mai* of the set of padiame; larmathsea obeeevatiatak biewsear.be be prone we al he ease bow he Oa Omer was to be WI he these sate. It wadi wet, ihC peibabliby. he rewasary hr Ida to reed • oupi Oa =Hem aawaisted with throe mat asitsoe ea shah bad bola ausesetai respect*, that; het It woe NOM, wouldwallsa whether, if this isearreetion bad • tiemeal alifeel,hat ablest would be found throughout the ado at Mr. IrDelealt moveatenb. It was not savoury to desk the to esasiete whether dr. O'Brieu had any other eking of a gement where ia view besides that d lob owe lessemed protection hem arrest, beware the charge u to the solgegsgs sko reseed d e sign of insurrection had not bees =He would therefore pass on, sad endeavour to jury, as he as be was able, is considering a matter whisk required their most serious cossideratiom ; namely, the eurat Did the prisoner of the bar,. Thome Fromm llisaf bar, instigate or mom= the levying et thi war. If he dad, though he was act Karat at say of thole occasions, lie was as guilty as the leader of the movement himself. The meioses by which it was tought to 'milieu= Mr. T. F. Meagher courted et three speeches, and before be called their attention to soy passages is them, it would be right to tell them in what light they should regard these, sod what psrpese only they ought to serve is their leveed.- males Of 110.0. If these sp.:echos were merely general ease= or dinette:l°as, enc.:mu:cc= with say treasonable pompom or deelga, they did not, ought not, to bear on the hese ia gentian. The jury ought to be elided bath that chef isdwed a treammahts intention sad that they pointed to tie whistles of that intention. la Ober wad, that they were attired with the design of ezeitisg, at some time or ether, ma Insurrection in this country. fully agreed with the argument of the prisoner's soused that it was sot enough to take up a speech and say that it was mditiou - , is wits to make oat evidence beariag cm the issue. The jury should look thy ugh them and =devour to discover whether or not they chewed the wireless of th treasonable intention imputed to the pri , oner, and whether they were not uttered in fartherasee of that intention.— The motives of men could be jade= wily by the ordi nary principles, and wheat ram spoke or wrote, their opinions or suggestions wire to be unders tood as such would he understood under ordinary circumstances. His lordship them read the speeches of the primmer, and said that the jury should not take belated prosage.. but should amidst 'set and all together, sad this jades of the pri maer's intent. The Lord Chief Jaggier, having gene mi. mutely through the differ at speeches, and recapitulated the *video= at length, concluded thus —" I leave to you, gen es of the jury, the issue you have to try. I have dose :L sat y ; It is yours, sad yours neissively, to eon the evidence, and, if yea have easy doubt, give_ the primmer the benefit of it. If. on the other ked tim io u. n are of opinion that ha originally formed the and that a rebellion was resolved upon sad project. by Ida—that that 1111.1 his find determination ea the lith of Jose—that that determination was persisted is— ami that he was co-operating with the leaders of the neve m= op to • few hours before the outbreak, it will be your del to led him =lay." Gild Jamie. Doherty (to the jury) Will you take some reirwasent in your box before you retire ; you cannot get any afterwards. Yon an then retire to your chamber to consider your verdict. If you agree at any time between this end twelve o'clock, intimate the fad to us, and we will ahead to receive it. . TM jury retirselothd it a quarter to eight !chimed into man with a Tan te of Guilt,' against Timau Francis Heather, strongly mommenchno him to mercy, on se cant of his youth, sad for other reasons. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—(Tins DAT.) The eession of this court Ur the present month. sad the last ender the present mayoralty, commeacied th:s morning, before the Recorder, Lord Karr. sad the musl civic fume. tioaaries. The Calendar contains the amerce of 232 jrisoners, the offences imted to whom memorise-3 of murder. I of memslater, w o of mating and wounding with latent, 2 of Malt essard ship,l mf shooting at the perms, the remainder bang woo of sa otcheary kind. The ease of Mullins. one of the charges coseersed is the " Coffey conepiracy." which was postponed last seatioa, will probably be eommencad early la the week. I. chasing the grand jury, the Reeorder briefly informed them of the general tutors of the esleadar, sad lamented that** mime amain( sad wounding, which used to be of seek rim mentream, was rapidly on the inertias. Is rehreate to the abortioa tun at Walwatis, his lord- ship remarked that the attempt to procure abortim was is itself a filmy, sal if is perpetuities that filmy sat set was committed which lead to the death of the party %sea treatment, time, who committed it were unquestion ably frailty of the crime of murder. After some remarks of • maim eater*, the gesad jury retired, sad the swearing of the petit jar= was proceeded with. DEATH or DL WELLESLEY, Beare= or THZ Duos or Watitsorox.—Dvar Au, SATURDAY, Orr. 21. This ng, about Do'clook, the Jim. sad Reverend Gerald Valorise Whaley, D.D., centred at his house, in the college. The boseurable sad revered maims had for ante time pot brim I. a feeble and gradually sinking state. By his death the rectory of Bithopweensouth, and • canonry in Mei chunk of Durham have bosoms vent. PROVISION FOR THE POOR OF 31•111•LEBONI Ma nta TUB WIATRIL—At the Merylebon• Vestry, on Satur day. Mr. H. Wilms mated that he would more et the neat vestry, for the adoption of mamas to provide during the mister remunerative labour for the deserving poor of the di kiat , and that such provision for the poor should be so re ted Is preclude the worthiew from say parthipatios at Near Garnett, Sodon, Joseph, sad other members, premised to give the mothn theft most theithathth rapport. SIEBENJAMIN BRODIE AND THE BOARD OF HEALTH. —The medical profession will learn with great plume that Bic Benjamin Brodie did am suffer the Board of Heath, se it is termed, to he tarred without reammetrating with Me Zed el Carlisle (then Lord Morpetb) on the contemplated aria of varied men. The reply d the sable bed wee to the effect that it was not a Board of Dudek over arldeb be pessicted, so moth a a Board of Works ; but, he eddied, that he should take seeps to illy a medial practitioner with the card beer at Ile serest prattle roma, through the swim of the NI be the Premium of Narrow The inealheieney d thin we lave already dwelt a. Sir Baja. min Brodie e eppftwara has hided in raja; bet we (ea set the lea resod est thanks, and the thanks, we are mare, of the whole rehmica for his islerposkion. His roadie brae s drimpleed easter in this peelicular to the apathy at Ile ether bads el the prehrios.—Laweee. A snow= Oocsaasscs has jut taken place at B,_see. Os Wednesday a gentleman of sixty, aimed Tyler, able mieseleed te have ems boa the righbour. lea et Oseisidge, erred is Swansea mead* by a sigh ant, ado eressi sae berme apestarats at see et the feshio eable IMet the ism. They slept ea Wear amd law breaker on the amiss they Il yarries a taking an minas by the waterait lie boilemileau them have the house, awl sheered that ales they pi to e that Kama from is the gestlems task the speememby if the sensate bock big asesed ter a sr weal r its mead a sorer. The ass Mend bin sheer ammembelly, sad ran after him, and a it apse* that this eheemetsame war late sierra great umbrage la the old gen tlemen, fur read tine rate, while a the beach, sod as Ile Mara el the servant was lad ea new drat *- ha the MOW nerd upon bin ad pleased a Mile, addi be sari bar draws from his mist ter the peeper = i tte lb auk, narrowly esarbd the jambs era, the et whisk woad have eaused - dear hastelkt• death. The peer ma is sesidered is danger. wed the di par ass is trier earelllmes aril the sr. Kr. 'Z a sdad h vadeemod to bele bees said* he sums sid the neat desth bh maw, Is when be ens Mersey studied, so me* iserireed Ids nerdy OM it me demised twersery te here a mast la eastatt Mem& ree ea bin. AIIHOZII BOZHELZLA Routh Rat NEWS as the hfteerig maw et ea avers bora. whisk me Mils at Pr Wasdaili es the Hith :—Daring the day the wail blew my Meng from the mink sia e ear sees ails mat thus were eased thaw st lighters. A trek bleak deed warned beelowseally Am the aortk easier* to the wink Ina teen whisk shat eight o'clock a dear bright light sr egad/dos if the _wea bad bat jot est bear it. Thai ap peared bashead warm if whitish light wag *ea is der to the nab, mad tepidly tarring ere szather, while from time le Om the north wed Wig reties if the Ums.aibeeme wiempesal with the west beautiful ear Mee et eel, araege, bite, yellow, &a sad ihmilleg _tar *et mem& without 'from the MM. Bat, pthhape the wed reneekable daiwirremes simsosi with than ermines, es I son nee saes that sae drier to it her bees lama =SS is Oat the wee Menem slag teen the deed to a paint la the seitikna, whiem peat at a mortar aim esidied with the Or AliM Ashen*" ( , whom they were wet by others which vatiamly tram all p_s tt the reheat to the aim =lite radii the erimarrese to the seam el • dusk. This latter warrease, what wee Indy arguiSeest, war tremeaM repeat' drag a paled et three or km felonies, sad was sa alga d eemmsmtato nand persons bear meat. s Ore Om twelve I mph area the et ths haws hen the thin Imre as sane p e l a rt. "l = this, _is wear w ith Bralle medal d the anh, le ede seedy with Pend (Algol). a lr i t:l 4 .earS 01 Al FAHORANT.—We have been kestrel (ewe the Limped horse° with the sight et a latter bar a learaima Mater who need twe somas age Is New Toca, amen boa wadi may set M dead a burnt is sun et oar resiers. He m vas az== the New World peshaship, which, it wiled the awe Me es the Ocean Komarek, sod was tit; mem f alsegbi anineess co that ill-feted real The wrier says I that it web rßesales se Es tares bee • bowl et ay veyor wie tt=r=r . hzia . gre be r-4Ore m i das ody= r ihrt r o, =he were intent the Othil li llereth es be. Math I: • Ewe *Wei slate telltheed.beiythe thee efetweodeettlottlme. Net &thy all the hale awilesi it to haw In alba r re Now wits et tit Roth We are set ma ekes e sae raft emir meek the add the the pear prempie ilia ken the threeph end meth Be melee kale • w Eem td..... Teeth the thug, the Neil *Mt criersissra. dodos the ad ditherethe er to le hthite Wm& Oh, wow el" 1 leepth Se stilt. Toe veal she Ws ebbe Ore mom as mei se mew ma Me te e s s e i e berth 'NNW Inn *wry palm boa lath •lIIN, el the le •Oa Ilk thee relabel 011 . 7= Isi croft Ithe tees twit ow et the moth b Owe were ire dip Itel t he re sub se be ; IRMO SW ditrd RIM NO ewer dime a they Ilestelth the melee Sr worth at es bow, awl twee may bee, thekeilthy Oat d a rosy may died. Mood sew dews dd, wit dr ad Added • Idd day _ dr• dr mirk. They Ilindidt Is de. sad hid ddinddil d_•B9 R. I red to sem It dim Illbed de wale is the hlwa, aft kass Wok tbs pig if sit ems wed Is& Iles, see It Ins grid; pat allirato tbst Ps Meow wen isisplaaL I knew Feu um rally *No Ow maw Ottos . Itstatsisso ma papa wen am sp. vibe mai mi. rag Is twat istiess spits awl losts Oman em OA. Ist wistsisli hese Ism Atm? maim Wok, Istw bess mei wsP Awe SW Om out PS—tbs we YAW mai, mg Me Tel& • Ina tbs 116 IllootPolot et signift the OD ebb It etrestabgerrigril Ism lbw= Ors It sad Wm ems. W 5BBl Wiss wbs bows wswell AOsiths, ass par swaps" Win boss pest VW, Wow ts pi s ww• Kaden Mil bappatws Ass WO. • • • ?lib Po pleb* sky bt nwill sub world Isr Os ptallso Wane ; Wed tar weft all U. II we sot not ss dlisesd purses 84 woM law I bads4l will spar stomp Is pub OP It Is sdisliW hat STATE OF THE WI? (By Eke!la now Snell TO Nnsi o' wbd rd bob, at be underlain Id .. P. eboiv Birwll4o-Twsedtf r.Fiao limbidkab .B.W Mat Cbaimaabl....B. Moody Clardeabb Obsbabar = so. .11.1 Iba _MY Rita tawDerel...s lbw itisbar". dZ. bow ( 101 1Ww Obabiad olawabler Han AM....Very dna Ilartbri bowie Leeds Ldiematb S Fine Leith BE Fier ND AND WEATHER. Telegraph.) l'CLogi WS Massimo. 1M ItTesTrl7llaWo - WorTas fallow Lamas & Plea Liverpool Pm, Lamed& Uorabeann .W.B.W. Mae Nemarkst 8. Pier Normals Abaft Normal.. Nand,* LW Jima Nattiaglim & Mae P Pools W InasetertarvaiLLlLL nan Tootmornia ...N.A lola [MIN AW Pim amisapeo&AW Fta• Spriderp....lLW Coal Trig ..... .8. .Clandly Willard LW... A. Wanamadb L111...00818 Wilma= Talk. ILW. SHIPPING. NAM Anamo.—Dablin, 4 ; Waterford, 2; Boughs de, 2 ; Holland, 1; French. 1; Flanders, 2. Lonroos, Oct. 23.—Wind this day at soon, 13.8.8., light baste, and dull buy weather. GIVIINSIT, Oct. 18.— TM Neptune, of thb port., broke from her moorings, and pot in contact with the Apollo, also of this port; the latter, by the force of the collision, was driven in costae with another vessel sad received much damage. The HassiJ*, was in contact with the Sir Wm. Coninits; both vessels have received mom or less demos*. The Friendship, of Plymouth Minerva, of Lamer hignitela Packet, of Lyme; John Wt eley, of this port and the Joseph, of Jersey, all Neitired damage during th e gals of last night. Dear., Ott. 22.-8.8 W., stresir.—Arrived : Rover, &grew ; Lady Fiteherbert, nuclease's By; 1q4411 (twig) Arrived from the river and sailed : Cecilia, Port Adelaide ; Doris Algoa B ; Tropic, St. Holes& ; Casomd, Biwa laces ; Apollo, Demerara; Parrnek, Bt. Kttts ; lleaerve, and British Tar, Jamaica: Charles Walton, America. Boiled Beeerve, Jamaica. POILTPXOCTII. Oct. 20. 21st, N.W. to W. ; 22nd, S. to 8.W., hard and squally.—Arrived : Hope, Buenos Ayres, and proceeded for London. 23rd, H. Y. Meteor. Lisbon, loft on the 13th instant. CORK. Oct. 20.—A brig with painted ports and red streak, and with loss of maininso, basis, decks swept, &e., was domed, 3rd inst., lat. 45, long. 3 7, by the Charles MPLough lia, arrived here. COMMERCIAL & MARKETS. MONEY MARKET 24/ CITY INTEI.I,IOENCE. Two o'Cl,wk.—The English funds have given way per cent., bat ratter from th influence of sales for time than money. and without any addition of importance to our isterioas foreign advice.. It must be admitted, however, that muci. anxiety is felt concerning the state of affairs in Dermany. Consols from 844 to a have dropped to 84 to Exchequer Bills are 375. to 40s. premium. Bank Stock has been marked 184. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 83; to 84. The value of Mexican stock is supported at 194 to Portuguese Four per Cents. have declined from 221 to 2.21. The Five per Cents. are 68. Spanish Three-per- Cents., 22. Dutch Four-per-Cents., 884 to 4. A moderate busineu is doing in foreign bonds, bat it cannot be said that the market is active. 111113L1611 Vl' NI UP lank Ptak. IC 5 I Stet C. Com Re Ae. bli 6 3 pas Ct. Red Anus.. 20 6 31 pee Crate, 83j 1 3 pm Ct Coon Anna., O 111 0111 t KION MI Esehesuir DS. Mo. 374. le 404. Prem. 4 pee Ct. Areurlan Bosh ••• I 1 par Ovat. (kerns Ake. ,11 13 IS per Ct. Per Wein 72 I Chun` Warred Bed.., 1 4 2i per Cent. dltto. I per Oa Illezlina, 1164, lii 6 PIC Ct. Brannan Ildn,lo 2 6 per Ct. Peruvian Ink. 31 3 Ditto New. .0 71 Portages.. Fern, U 3 6 get Ct. &moo Alm Ada. 36 2 II I per el ROM 186..10 11 Ditto Chill= Pon, U 4 14W PPealen sm.. 101 111 Ditto Colanih Per. 1114., 3 pm Ct. Spanina ban, /1/ /I Oilinetnia Leaddnr 1141... 11 2 lipaandi Deterred link.- 3 pee Cl. lia“h Cdr.. 0 5 II Mug, Padre 04,.. 2131 2/ Dutch 1146., 44 / 2_pw Ct. Yeasuidn Ma, 14 14 1 4 Me t. Inandt Cena..64 t v.... 30416 Ddens4 Be h.. 4 6 RAILWAYS.—The share market is more d than ever. At onetime London and Northgrer e ! stock was called 5 discount to par; Great Westerns, sellers, at 22 discount ; and the 171. share of this line have been done at Se discount ; which is at the rate of more than 301. discount per cent ; Old North British, sellers, at Ili per share. We are more than panic stricken in shares. SAILS MKT= UP TO TWO THIS DAT DC um:Km jittarday's prime arill b l eeds d and l ) Alierdeen, IC and 87 i Caledesien, 171 101 Mau., shelf., end Liao. New 101. Dn. New 101. Pref., 3 Pref.. 91 Chester & Holyhead, 10 Midland. MS fee tern Galindo', 12 111 De. SOL Orn. Pref., 31 4i Do. New Over. 6 per Cent., 871 N. BMW 131 111 BM Uneoluablre, 191 Do. Hakes, 0 31 NIL k Olaasow, 344 Ds GM, 2 1 , Moat Northern, 8 1 N. halkedikke. 6 1 8 Do. Makes A DeL, $ Dillard, WwreeWen , , &Woke', 24 Oat 16. of ... v44 New 301, 98 Seethe\ ClasereL 114 91 Greet Western IS Ihreme. & Dlr. (A), 1 Do. Quart" le 1 Duke, i =t Drew, L. & Carlisle, 13 Do. Thirds, si ilenebannbies. 20 Leneashire & T & W ork.*T., 71 D 0.12 110 Do. Preente w ere, $3 I Do. MM. No. 4, Si i Leek, Night., mil Sena Cowl, Tort, hewn, k Der.. 24 My 14 $ Do. (Orig. New. & Bar.), MO lon. k N. Western, 94 101 Do. P.M. No. 1 (lark & New.), Do. New Mrs.. 41 91 1 De. 101. eb., 31. obi B. MI si De. N.B. CL 1411 .. S 3 1 Do. de. (C), 11 i Trek It North Midlend, Ali Newaters, MI Do. Prot, 3 1 I Do 501„ 13 Other eat Boucossnzot el dlv Do. Thirds, 6 Rolm h Barre, Si Do. New &trip Pref., i d LITZRPOOL eel The inuket woe Oa exceed looking down. Cabidealan Pre:, 3 d Z. laarkeitare New, 11 4 Ocent Norther& (A), 2 Len. ft Tort. Mho, 3 d Las. & Carlisle, 391 Lk., ercito A st suck*" 3 d lea. I N. Winters, 101 Do. New fka , 11d Man., SheL, to; LW. Qin, No. I, 104 d Oman 31. r gispay, and pion won 10 1 / 1 44, 74 4 It Da 00, 14 4 11 2 3 Nin a &nib & && Dever IM. 3,13 d DA N 0.4, Si.l In N. Tort, New. Si Ni,., Ea. No. 1, ad Do. (MILE. P..), 41 SALIM Oman H. 801111111 was eien * ediney fist, and prime were still en the decline. Stocks, when new could be raised ea than at ail being dosed an the market, in nog Own to amen new eaks. l a ss. Canlasa hot, 1 13.111 rob art Tank„ 13 In a Prot, 3-16 `d N. alnaradn, a Las. & York, NUN, fa d L L Don No. 4, MIA Do. IVIA, gad. t !noon, 141 d BIRMINORAM SALM Oman 11. Prices WITS again lower, end bat little business wee done. Loa. kN. W. Nov 4 21. as. ed. Inn& & larnaann (A), la Wol., N Now, VBl., 4 71. na. M. a 41. 9d. Do. N. at os. adardohlro, SA as 3d. d Ikon 11rnoli Woo, ll Si.i s. Ho. d id. LEZDB 11442., Omens 21. The transaction co the Ixobeage to-day aids exhibited an biasses in paha of extent, yet the prier retailed did not exhibit any oomspoading weginiatidien. Oa the tanthan La mote Liao then was a reeeeden. Eat 1442., d Nara 124121114242,14 Gnat Northirs, 121. ISA H. Da. 1/2422,424, 14 Do. (A), Ii HOPB.—Boaouoit Mews. Pattendes sail Smith most that there is an native tn.& doing in all psi Hops at late peals. Duty, 206,0001. -- • - - - Wakarusa, Oct. 21.—There wee aria a large supply of Nap k oar market to-day. At lest week's 'market rally k One test plass, after the degrades is which this utieis had at 6th to sabnit to, sad to-day prises further advanced he west teals of the year's growth, 3s. to te. pee cwt. I.lpwwis et* pockets of sew wen welshed today, sad 1,400 IW•rp the week, besides a ratty fair rowed= at old Hope holly Ham samples as still scene, sad 3L 4s. to 31. Is. per nit is freely gives for the best. The Worries nay ingested es the warned prier : Chaos new, per net, 24. 16s. to 31. Bs. ; inferior, 21. to 21.10 x. Yearliar, 2L to 21. 10e ; 1848, 11. 10s. to 2L ; old olds, li. to 11. lds. POTATOES.—BorraWARII, WATS:WWI, Oct. 23. —no any wet weather the last three weeks has dame sow unable Wary to the Potato crop In Yorkshire sad SM. =1:11 his also palmated shipping to any meat for the what The arriesh from the Coattasat ere ex teeorre, being upwards of 1,500 toss shoos oar lair report, an of wide have net a ready sale. The following are to-day's pion Yorkshire Resents, 60a. to 1405.; Wbbseth lostats 100 e. to 110 s. • Scotch ts, 100 e. to Ilk. Scotch Whit e s7oo. to 94e. French 85a. le We.; Belem, 80s. to 90s. COALS. Half-past Tem— Bate'e Hartley 18a, • West Hartley, 17s. ; Goforth, W. 800r 9s. • Wails Zad Reston, 20s. 641.; Walls End Bspa Ti.., Els. IA— Ildp at Burks% 27. ; sold, 13. TALLOW.—TaIIow is steady. Peteraborgh Y. C. ea the cyst, 46e. 3d. ; October to December delivery, 44e. 9d.; amuse to March, 465. PARTICCLAI3 OP TALLOW. IN& I 1647. CORN. A nods:ate supply et Whist yr readily &arid Welds siorslag at prim yet a i stal b wss ;reattliedl is week l a l d ttads we One. Melee Bully was ember dram. Wag saues. Oats were s butter tele, bat eo bareevenwit au be (ested vale'. Bee= sad Pea. auk the sue se last week. semen 444 1 MP re enemy Nazar, ESNS mad )<s4 rod 44 or 64 ft 44...wWire 44 to 44 or 0 Nadia madeafdk. 44 toll to It— do 44 to 67 to 61 Worms (Ems er sasuo 61 ta Comb. to 40 to SI ..e1dt0..... 64 to 44 to 66 Northumb. Nader** do.— to —r Irbb SI re 34 Am. ..... Vas/2W r am ose. W1.“ 114Crr044 17 to 111 to Ws 11144161 lll go 111 to Ils Od ..poloto. 24 to 1.24 ed Bondi Slot& fad 10 VI 114 PL.= t• ett us* ..... .14 so lb Od.. Wm". MD pawls . . .... .... 111 to no .... OD so 64 Pas^ r' 36 to ili . to St /10611.1 IS to 60- Ina role ''~::.. wua _, to I& ed...aspie IS to 0 .d te M.. ... $1 t• -4 to Si...be . pan... IS ta 40 . - It to a _-.... II to , Dm" litungss... PI to 81. ilet 3l to 43...01d -to - Harrow ..-.. Bl to 34 .smill 83 to 33...01d -to - TAM, Now Spring per boot. -...t0w winter 10 .0 11.-old -to - liorommt, New BO to 44 Lam= Qom, per Mousand All 104. to Eton Fe tom or mato gum% Town.asaki, dellsored 44 to SO ...bas tomobsid 42 to 41 Norfolk sad didrOlk 40 to U Addle 41 to 43 Nortkumberlad, Umooln, sal Tartishly* - to - &NM and KM ..... ....... - to --Ida ... - to - FOREIGN. Wow., Dentule sad itaagaidra . . 84 to 411-Ano... 10 to 0! Tomormsen, iimtealt, a nd dtot.ht, 0$ 14 to 40 Fran& ftli Dui* an sod d Untsbur t 48 02 to it linadan OS to li...saptis• to Dumb, wed Odom 44 to 04 Npanish hard - to - -to ...Australlra 44 to II Roe - to - listu.n. Finding 24 to 211...disdllthe If to SO Immo Ormi 84 to 40.-Lurrrims -10 - omo, Ramos Pimessamon sad Stralsund - to - Sundt& sad Deli 17 es 21 Friewilsad awl Dutch Std l7 t 3.2. Dino Ram 20 to 24 -hod... - to - Sum UAL - to - oid. - lo - Oman to old. _ Feridita PH% i ' 0tte....-. ~....----..... ill so Se...tolioni Se to 441 Time. .td —iis isow —to --Urge ..... .. —to Lositsa. Bottle sad Illoonisis l4 is; 14 to SS Mediterranean sod Odors- to U to 44 Lamm ... —to —. .Itimpbtod it to U C. Csoss.tros OwedLrill X 5 les. to X 1 lbs. Lamm Casio. Ditto Promo and Americas. XII leale t 1 10s. Timm, Albinism par barrel of letits. IS to SI Waite sod Umber( CordiGa m U to SI Most, posse of 1710110... trot - to 411.11.1VAUt IWO LOSIXM 4 , 2051 lel OCT. TO 314 00T. Ws. Yzeliii. leastelt. lOU. Foreign. Wheat ........ .....- 3151 I Hill I 574 11 I ...... I 21091 eartsy Owb 347 I 1.67 , ... 31601 2 Mar, 7,494 sores ; -- tomb. MD, 2,123 qrs. Loomis Ammons. Whist, tb.. 14.; NOM MIL 6‘; Oat; Ha 4d.; Ityo. 131 s. 2d.; Hoes. 30.. Ild. ; Pre, 4.. ed. Sleek te r, Frits. Delivery wet Do. Ire. Id Jeri Arrival Wet week Do. Om Ist Jou ....... PAN T. C. We 4 1 K cwt.... Do. lima THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING; OCTOBER 23. 1848. iMPERIAL APIRA4V.P. Whesti Oar. y.. 1.120244.1_ Per. 2401. 0 $l6 no 44 214 MEM $l2 Ns Nies 44 • 14 32. 23s &aft 0033. 4024 104 444 2d •- 31. 4433. 74'214 1142! 04 37. 11437. ud - '324 44134 3d 21. 1431. od2ll. 14 1 301 11et. . 02434.12. G:2O. 0434 1433. wine id 14 ... 1214 114 11. lid.lo. 114 4.133.1 24 2114 24 11 Waite Aim Met. 23. 44 33. 04:312 74 324 34 271. 14.31 34 Derr.—Wliaiii, 4s. ; Barley. Oats am Beak mall Nom. ha. 3 4 4 3 I • • • •• •• I •.: • 32 4 ... 7.71 • OK 7. OIL 14. -- • • Annoy's, Oct. 21.—There was a good 'apply of Wheat, bat wetly of the new crop, the mistletoe of which wee tolerably good. Selected samples of malting Barley were rather dearer, but the general rune were they semi ea last week. The Oat trade was dull, and new oats were ed. to le. per qr. lower, whilst old ones maintained their former pool• doss. Trade genitally ruled dull. Flour mein list week's Wheat ranged from 465. to 645. Barley, 295. to 335. Ms. to 445. per. Flour, 401. to 425. per tack. ATLIMPURT, Oct. 211.—Oar market very dull, in eons.- quanta ei the bad weather; all kinds of grant must be quoted rather Ins than last week. -• BATH, Oct 21. Our market was liberally supplied with both old and new Wheat, which met with a dull sole, at last week's prioee ; also a small quantity of Barley, for which there is but little demand, as at is not fit for malting as yet. In other descriptions no change. Btlirosto, Oct. 21.—At this day's market there was a good display of Wheat, in indifferent condition • a mall supply of BatWy, van Nw Peas and Beans, and a lodinate, seasonablesupply of Oats. Wheat sold slowly, at a trifilag reduction from hat week. Barley made from Is. to 2s. more money. Fess and Beans quite as hieh. For Oats, only a retail demand, at previous price,. Wheat made from 214. to 33e. per load. Barley, 31s. to 3ts. Oats, 203. to 303. per qr. Pea, 23s 6d. to 265. 6J. Beans, 225. to 273.641. per load of 5 bushels. Borrow, Oct. 21.—A mall show of Wheat today, and a slow ask for lots oat of condition ; flu dry samples taken readily, at Wsdaseday's prises. Oats mad Bum unaltand. Wheat, new, red, 46.. to 60s. ; white, 535. ; old, red, 50e. to 635.; white, 555. Osts, 16s. to 21s. Buns, no. to 40s. CLNTIRIIOIIT, Oct. 21.--Our market was well supplied this day ; trade very dull, at a decline in prim of 2s. to 3o per qr. Old white Wheat, 675. to 60s. ; brown, 60s. to 578. ; new, shit*, 608. to 678. • brown, 408. to 60 6 . Barley, 275. to 365. Oats, 19s. Bows; We. Casimir Oct. 21.-The supply of Wheat, Barley, sad Oats this mining was about an mirage An dram of ed. cm Wheat was obtained. Barley and * Oats sold as last week. Wheat, whits, new, 218.6 d. to 235. 6d. • old, 235. ed. to 26e. ed.; red, now, 206.6 d. to 228.6 d. ; old, 7L, to 23.. ed. Barley, new mad old, lb fid. to 138. Oats, potato, old, 9s. to 108. ed.; new, b. ed. to b. ed. ; common 78. to 7s. 64. Bye, lb. Flour, 2.. 4d. to 28. 6 d . par stone. Oatmeal, 18. 10d. Byeratel, le. ed. Barlamaral, Is. ed. CUIL311110111) Oct. 90.-There wog $ pod supply of Meat at mariat UM day, sad ths mhos M this day wee were wastaised he all pad qualities ; other aorta deflated Is. per qr. S eon was rather atom plentiful, end gem rally bomikt pring he rather lee massy. COLCIIIIIIII, Olt. 21.-The supply of Wheat is small to-day ; all dry samybs asammad fully last walk's rates. Iwip prods soli daft. TM quality of the Barley =cldi ; malting may be esmidend Is. per qr. dearer, whilst ill blow that quality solh at late prima. Barns remain erns. Grey Peas are b. pa qr. dearer. OLOUCISTEL. Oct 21.—At our market this day the sopa of English Wheat was good, whirl net a free male at week's prices, Foreign held finely, and but few sales wen effected. Milting Barley souse, and fully as dear. Grind ing without clangs. Oats ruled very dull, at low rates. Beaus natation their prin. GunDoonw, Oct. 21.—A mall addition to our stook of Wheat was moaned today; the demand was non gement and attention sere dinned to the middling and Wain runs, whir& hare bon hitherto along ; a fair extent of beam= was transacted in then, at otiose raneng between 369. and 4h. ; fair wins of new bringing front 50s. to 66a. ,• superfine, 60s. to 635. Old Wheat non in request, and 'shads dearer ; best price, 665. 31,931 2,306 37,138 6,130 62,138 436. 476. 64. Oet. 21.-Oar market was only thinly supplied with path this morning; the demand was good kr the boner maples of Wheat. We cannot gook any change in the value of either Wheat or We from this day week. Wheat, 30e. to 38e. per load of 20 etone. Otte, 11d. to 141 d. per Mem American barrels, 33a. lid. to 340. MANCIIIITIIII Oct. 21.-We hew been slow during the week for nevi article, but witbeet material change in =The tone of the trade sh o i ssi onidered to have somewhat firmer yesterday at swelWanfield, sad there was • isoaiderable falling in the supply of Wheat to the latter. Our market to-day Nth for no ;arti cular resat. A quiet busker is dole', and the rates of oar last are fully maintained. Wheat, per bushel of 70115 e., English white, 7e. W. to 8a 10d. • red, 7e. 6d. to Be. 4d.; liriek; white, 7e. to Ba. ind, 7e. to 13e. ; foreign, free, red, 7.. bd. to Be. 3d. bate, per bath of 461 be., English, Scotch, and flue kith, 3e. 4d , to h. ; k Irish lin4rted runs, Is. 3d. to 3e. 4d. Peas, per 8 im perial bushels, white, boilers, 44e. to Mc Flour, per each of 280th.., English and Irish, fine, 39e. to 40e ; superfine, 41e. to 425. ; extra, 43e. to 441.; Oatmeal, per load of 24016 e., English sad 28e. to 316. NIWCABTLWON.TTNII, Oct. 21.-The weather this week be bees of a man mon unfavourable thanker than we hitherto bed ansion to note ; from Mcaday to Thursday it was especially es, • heavy fall of mow having taken place in the interval, whisk independent of the Wary done to the outstanding can, is causing serious apmebnaime to be e- Wreathed of Potatoes, complaints of which ere daily be coming wont The Wade during the mast week hebeen dc of =Wades ; ttill, however, by submitting to • de. One of le. per qr. apes foreige, a lek Meet of beldame has bees tnamsted, the make ainewOw to shoat 3,000 gra ; Wedged red oommandiug foth. ; ffsfeiwaide 66..; Dudek, 153 e. ; and ordinary Btetda the am !pie, all weighing 63tha per bushel; other emits nnekkgg meth the sane se P _ Rv eag gi pi et Arbett our sgrowerikiss,rldZaZeh:Absesmainit Nom Omer, qualities, sold treaty at het week's rates. Noise big oar v. bighse, had** Abet a ebeekleg baeloseeltellOOres bees &pees& te hoe sesepted Tear tanneastins to • leir ezlest weal& haw Beaked. dada ukase, market is ben, bat the vied sow favesoble, we *ha look ft ke nob whisk have ben* back a who a kir deemed at ot e rt e day's qtrarne. ir• me maltmalt be Ur, but in its vibe we tete little dove. Moltke at see* conary gook 'elk from 33e. to no v., aseeollog to arsty, and the beet 6:reign at Ma. to per gradkry anuelp bsWg at the sem Was tellable at 24•41 e tea, walmkig fray 60165. to 6411 e. per babel. nee old mesa is wanted, end kr tea or this day's vetelloss weld be willingly paid. Beam ad Peas la dew end the tarn deem. With Oats we we.. emend. but the madiden Wag he the meet pea great diffseity eno overload in effecting Wen bat any wing choice, whether sew or ell, was taken el Seely at rather over previous rates ; fora parcel of choke new Holstein, ------- m a g mas 4216 e. per bushel, 24a. was °Maisie. We basis so dumpsto sou la the duties thfa week. NWOTOIT (INA OF WIGHT). Oct. 21.—A cod supply of What at oar mu to sket -day, mostly sem, wts met a doll' sale, at last w•ek's prim. Wheat, old, Ma to 60e. ; sew, 40a to 466.; Herby, rte. to 31s. ; Oate, 21s. to 25e. ; &sae, 1 Ilia to 40s. - - - 314rwton, Oet. 21.—Gor minket was Nastily supplied w 4 Wrest to-day hy the gnawers, the greater part in very Where wineldes. The dry maples realised quite as muck wry so lost weak. while erioad and third qualities were Macy cos hand, sad difficult to quit. Flour commanded a Ides mile, at late rafts. The Barry trade wiled brisk for good liclakt dry ram, with an isapeirrement of Is. per qr. Oats, Berl. and Po" without variation in price. Wheat, white, 61w to lb. par qr. ; rod, old, 641. to 68s. ; whits, new, 651. es Ma ; rod, new, 48a. to 625. Barley, malting, 30s. to 385.; ipladiag, 28a. to 30e.; Beans, 384 to 40s. old, 311 s. to 118 a. ; new, 32.. to 341 Oats, 245. to 281. Flour, Ise bouslisiar, f.0.b., 3r. to 38e. per rck of 28011 r., purloin% lefts rooks and claiming one mouth's discount; retail, 24 Id. per Ow. NOTTINGHAM!, Oft. 21.—The supply of grain brought to our market to-day is quite equal to the demand; nererthe. lets sellers obtain fully the rates of last week for ell good qualities of both new and old Wheat ; inferior aorta are In favour of the buyer. Good milting Barley is taken off at full vices; grinding sorts a trifle lower. In other articles we have no sltemtion. Parnazonuoa, Oct. 21.-The supply of Wheat and Batley is good, but that of Oats and Beans shirt. Wheat tally maintains late rates. Fine Barley is in demand, at full penes ; inferior sorts Is. to 2a. cheaper. No change in the value of Oats and Beans. PETWORTH, Oct. 21.-The Wheat trade at our market still continues dull, millers confining their purchases chiefly to old with which we are still pretty well supplied. But few maltenri hating begun working, the demand for Barley is slow. Oats and other grain a dull tale. Paltirroah Oct. 21.-The decline on Wheat in Mark-lane lot Monday caused a dull trade here, and lower prices were generally acceded to ; but the prevalence of north-easterly winds kieping cut fresh supplies, and stone being low, the dealers subsequently bought with more confidence, and the depression was in part recovered. We had a small supply of Wheat our Corn Exchange this morning, which met a brisk gale, at amendment of 6d. to ls. per windle, but this advance is in a great measure applicable to secondary qualities, which were nearly unsaleable lad market-day. Very fine samples, (or seed, greened our quotations. Irish is in fair request, but we cannot quote any advance upon our last currency. Flour unaltered in value. Oats are a little more saleable, and fully sustain late rates. Oatmeal, very scarce, but the dealers buy cautiously,. at the above ones, no doubt anticipating a slight concession when the Hest comes in. In other articles no change. The average price of Wheat this week is 54e. 14. per imp. qr. Wheat, per niacin of 220111 e. English, white, 255. to 2M. ; yellow, 234. to 21s. 6d. Irish, per bushel of 701 M., red, superfine qualities, Be. ; middling to good, 7s. 44. to 7s. 100. Flour, per pack of 2401ba, English fine to superfine, 365. Gd. to 42a. Biasing, per 240114., 34e. to 355. bony, per bushel of 6016 e.. grinding, 4e. 6d. to 4s 9d. Beans, per wind'', of 2201 n., English, 16s. to 17e. Bran, per pack of 2401 be., Irub, 9s. to 9s. 6d. Oats, per bushel of 451 6 e ~Irish, prime sealing qualities, 3s. Id. to 3s. 214.; common, 2s. 10d. to 3s. • provender, fne, old, 3s. Gd. to 3.. Od. Oatmeal, per load of 210Ihe , Irish, choice samples, 295. 8d ; good general qualities, 28s. 6d. to 295. ; middling to good, 28s. Indian Corn Meal, per barrel of 1961 b. ; white, 18s. to 18s. 6d. ; yellow, 19s. Reenact, Oct. 21.-We had a fair supply of Wheat, but a slow trade, with prices very similes. to those of lost week ; we do not th erefore alter our quotations. Barley trade was more animated, and all descriptions folly as dear. Old and new English Beans in request, but not dearer. Peas with out alteration. Old Oats fully as dear ; new, Is. to 2a. per qr. lower, but the quality in proportion. Servitor Waimea, Oct 21.-At this day's market best Wheat sold at la. per qr. on the advance. Barley was Is. per qr. dearer. Beans, Peas, and Oats as on last market-day. SNRIWADURY, Oct. 21.-Our market this day was badly supplied with Wheat, which was cleared off early, at last week's priors, and in some instances Is. per qr. more money. Barley was a large supply, end most of it left uceold, owing to new Barley working very badly, which is the general i implant with the monsters. Oats a small supply, and all sold. Wheat, old, 7s. 2d. to 7s. 4d. ; new, 6s. 6d. to Os. Bd. ' Barley, old, ss. to Is. 3d. • new, 3a. 10d. to 4s. Gd. Osts,old, 3s. 9d. to 41. 3d. ; new, ' 7.s. Gd. to 3e. per imp. bushel. SUNDERLAND, Oct. 21.-We have had no arrivals deny description by ship, which is probably owing to the tem pestuous weather all the week. The farmers brought a very large supply of Wheat to market to-day, which was mostly out of condition. The best samples were quickly taken up at last week's prime, but the soft panels could only be sold at a trill , ot reduction. The beet Wheats are worth 68s. to 625. ; good average samples, 535. to 56e.; and inferior quali ties, 465. to 50s. Good dry ship Wheats are in request for miring ; and fine samples' of foreign would meet ready sale. Barley, for malting and grinding, is in demand, as well as Oats, elate rates. Beans are in good demand ley the miller' ; and Milt is ready sale. Flour LA plentiful, without an Amue in print. Averages for the part week : Wheat, 347 pa, at 525. 3d.; and Oats, 120 qrs., at 265. WARNINITIR, Oct. 21.-Then was a good attendant* at =artist to-day, and the supply of Wheat moderate Selected weds of both red and white commanded a steady sale, and upon the whole at last week's prices, though out of condition ample, were le. lower. The weather for the last few days bang cold brought Barley much more in request, and a con siderable amount of business was transacted, especially in old samples, at better prices. The advance upon both old and sew was from 2s. to 2s. 64. per qr. Oats and Beans at much the same as last week, and trade limited. Old Wheat, white, 42a. to 625.; red, 41s. to MU. Barley, old, 32a. to 445. Gd. ; new, 294. to 37a. Oats, 21s. te 255. Beans, 40s. to 501. Flour, 41s. to 43e. pet sack. Malt, 60s. to 66e. per qr. Tares, Ile. to 12e. 6d. per bushel. Oet. 21.-Our market wu thinly attended, and the supply of grain short. Old Whut maintained former notations, but new and indifferent qualities were the turn is favour of the buyer. Trade limited. From the difficulty is working new Bang this reason, =linen are nlactant to parches's, and • farther fall of is. per qr. took Old Barley was more in ropiest, and maintained rates. Oats and Bean are by far too great for the demaad, but about the same pion were incised. New Wheat, W. 10a. to 101.54. per load ; old, 111. 101. to 141. 10s. Barley 28e. to 355. Oats, 21a. to 26e. Buns, 40e. to 44e. pra quarter. Wising, Oct. 21.-Wo are only moderately supplied with Wheat to-day, and in other groin unruly anything doing. The vast quantity of ran that has fallen of late has manafilarted the undid= of Wheat, and good dry samples are therefore is demand at fall Is. par qr. over Wt week's priest. Oats and Beans easy sale, at rather more money. Wincurna., Oct. 21.-At our market to-day then was a =unless supply of Wheat from the farmen and the prices of this day weak were fully maintained for :ill description, both of old and new. Barley unaltered in value. Oats and Beans rather cheaper. Peas more In demand. YOWL, Got 21.-We have • good attendance of farmers at this day's market. Wheat has met a free sale, at 64. to Is. per qr. more money. Barley, of good malting quality, is also Ia per. qr. dearer. In Oats sadother articles no alteration. Denies, Oct. 20.-We had a dull market at our Corn izeltaare this day, and we must make • reduction of 6d. on Oats, and le. per barrel on grinding Barley. Indian Corn was • slow We at our former quotations, and pr ether articles we repeat Tuesday's prices. The hawing was the currency for now Whaa b :rbite, new, 265. to 3084 red, 244. to 2k grai f; l 4. per . Oats, 10e. to 12s. per 1961b5. Barley, 13s. 6d. I to 188. per 2241b5. Ben, lb. 6d. to 14.. pet 224 N. m Ra .3s os* 245. to 2 per 2241 b. Induce Corn, 34a. to 87s. per Nabs. 0 12a. 6d. to 13s. 6d. per cwt. Flour, mak 17a. to 181. per owt. aßfarr Oat 10. -Ty hermit is now, men in the latest hoomos mart* • sheaf eleamias out. Our ire in agri 'owing or goeporiag to sow, wBllm Wheat, sod in raising the rotate mop, for which the usalber ls pertionlarly favourable. The sempliee of vein have base maimais this week, sad the ienon is sendderably Imemood, bat the IS untiunes very mime. Wheat: Ties bus hears' ore to be had at • elsoilas of 2d. is AL pea wt. and goalies 3d. to bd. I. ad Wheat memo miss Yaw hem mode at 131. geo loa, ow*lins, 81 1• 81 10 MIL 10s. here. is rather • doll sale this wash, tad, except for OM best marks, a &Mine of ls. has bore submitted to. Bar bey is • dull sale at the deans noted ea Friday (64. to 9d.), sad the quality is far flea oalidaseet y Oats mall at Friday's idiom bang a decline on Oho week of gd. to 4d. Oatmeal is ha moderate demand, and mimes het week's quotations. Niece Corn, though is few limb. mid not premed on the menhet, has again given wq Awe fa. 6d. to 6s. per ton, pities ranging at pressen him M. Ifs. he 9L per ton. Coat, Oct. 20.-The Mahe yearsteldy has been dull this week, sad prime have tended downwards. We have to report rather extensive arrivals of foreign grain, and these, sou pled with the depressing &dykes from the English aide, have caused this market to give waL l io ur supplies of home pa also (of Oats partimlarly) Sr. . The trade in Wheat h rim and we have very little rule on in prime of inferior 10 nln emt. In prepared Irish we have no transactions to report, sign also there is little doing, and to effect sales a re duction of ls. per barrel mutt be submitted to. Barley is dull of sale, and the tarn cheaper. In prepared we have • doing. Fair malting samples brought in the early part of the week 15e. 11. per barrel, but we question if that priori be ableileabis now. Oats, in the face of a very large supply, boon iodised Is. per barrel, and the trade is dull. In pro moted some mho have been made for forward shipment, at 10s. 6d. per barrel, fres on board. The trade in Flour is very dull, and the business paring of the most retail cha racter. Indian Corn is again lower, the top price of the primes! Galata being to-day 91. to 91. 24. 6cl. per ton. Indian and other Meals meet little inquiry. Linnaeus, Oct. 21.-We have had sharp frosty weather for the week, which enabled farmers to prepare grain for market, and consequently we have very large supplies. Wheat continues at oar late quotations. Oar, from the lam quantity offered, receded is value ; but thus appean today a Meek in the weather, and the price hu advanced. Barley madmen firm. A very large arrival of Indian Corn from America and the Continent ; the demand has improved, and pros on the advance. In Indian Meal, a good retail trade. Oatmeal, wholemeal, sad Ryemeal, all in brink demand. Wheat, red, 13d. to 15d. per Mile; white, 14d. to 18.1. Oats, 9 1 d. to 9 1 d. Barbey, 10d. to 114. Gents Indian Corn, 91. Hs. per ton ; Ibreil, ito. 91.105. to 91. 15a. American, 91. 10s. to 91. 12s. 6d. Indian Meal, 101. to 101.10 e. Oat meal, 131. Wholemeal, 141. Ryemeal, 81. 10a. WATIRPOILD, Oat 21.-Our market has been Tay badly supplied with Wheat during the whole of this week (no day having furnished an average amount), but the trade has not- w ub j e an db e e i ruled exametively dull, and prima samples must b e eiee e e d 6d. per banal cheaper, and interior Ten folly h. to f t . ed. l ow er since Saturday last. Of Oats our receipts I mo b e a u mbar large, and, much difficulty being found in effaetbag rise from ea board, and but few lilting to consign, pan base declined tit per barrel during the week. Bar ley has bete in fair sepply. Malting and the best grinding samples are not cheaper, but inferior runs ars offering at a reductice of le. per barrel. Floor sells slowly to oonsunten, at Let week's mess. Indian Corn, though in better demand, must be quoted cheaper by Bd. par barrel. PRODUCK—Mnictsa-Laye, Ray:past 740.—• The pablie sales advertised for the week are not quit* so L rge es but week, but for to-morrow they are ample, vis , of Sugar : 160 hlids. Barbadoes, 6,000 berg Bengal, 3,600 bags Madras, 1,000 bags Mauritius, and 1,100 bags Penang. —Coffee: 1,600 bolts Ceylon ; and a few Bploae.—There has been bat little disposition to operate by private contract, and all articles' must be considered nominall the um. as on Friday. PRICES CURRENT. Ow" per ewe. swrr rms. W. India,S.P.bwe.l3s. 64.31,. Yellow &Gm 36 0..46 $76...40 Waatitioa, brown 39 1.. 30 Ta110w........ W 0...61 40 0...41 Bnialliliadrsa,b II 33 34 0 ..$7 Plea, No. 1, U 1... • 0 Hoops • 0... • • Ougo at Cazdlff bat • 11... • 0 Strada& II 0...11 • Lau), at per lola boot Med, shoat IS 10... • • 17 0... • • Ban ll 11.„ • • Banat shot..„ IS !0... • • *kits B7 6...44 Paraign. brows. s2 0. Tallow III 6...27 Ore, and irblta U 0...61 lainad. Haman sl 0..67 Loop 46 Corm, Bond. W In Bo ant ordi nay 0$ 0... 40 0 Oood. Pine. 0010. good on& wry. ... 17 0... 21 0 PlDe is 0... 12 0 0 0...60 0 I m il " C= tains . 43 0... 72 0 amyl* en• mil l6 0... 44 0 Sumatra and Pa 110: i a Svelter l4 0.. 0 • Ona, pet 122 leap. p.I. d.p. stra Nab, 27 w 26 Seel 10 0 .., psis 0 20 • brown & yellow 24 S.. 25 Smut 74 1.. 75 Head Matter 76 0. 70 Old 24 ~• South**. u 0...27 011p,GallIpoll,p.ten 17 •...40 Cocoa Nat 4O 0...41 000 4 Ma" 0 414 pee 15..37 Unwed is .. • • Papposs, per cwt. Buttar—Oork, lot SO 0...01 • 4ths le • 20 6tha • 0... Yoh •l •... m 0 Tay at per lb. Ocatsmccsazacau. 0 0 ... • 7 Rim at par cart. Seaga white lO •... 14 0 01/0 0 • 0... 0 • Java aasl Meath& • 0... 13 0 Dabllo,lst - • do 71 0...70 • Carlow, 7O 0..07 • Newry, .... 0 0... • • Waterfard 71 VIII • Deaf, lad* per tierce - o !G. cleated .... 15 0.. it ..... SS 0... 31 0 ernun _ . Prime Wass 0 0 Pork, prime mem 7O 0 . 80 • Bea-Pork, teak (7• • n • Do., Belfast BUM. Waterford, per owt 44 0...72 0 lard,Belfszt,prtrk 44 0... " Waterfor Id, do • INtto Bladder Amerlam,dutyp O2 0..12 Muss, Oz and Oxw, at pr lb. B. A. and IL Video, Vted 04.441 M. 64 0 $ Brasil, dry 0 0 al Dryaalted 0• .. Rio, dry 0 14...• llama Yelp. dry 0 5j...• • West India, dry 0 0 .. Salted 0 1( ...• 3 East India. 0 4 ...0 lam stper leeward Waal Demur; II to $4 p•r oat. O.P. .. 0 JamaieW, .90 74' se par cent. O.P. 3 ... 3 $ Payounis mists 4 4 9 Ilisedy, 'Abroad* 3 ... 110 Braiik spirits, d.p. 10 ...0 0 ketch Mak lO • 11 Pc4x, poi tom £23 0...40 0 Peterabum, I bead 0 •... 0 al Dutch sad nada I* 0...00 0 Frisilikod Na at par ton. 01.1 0 eterobtui,elaasal0 10_31 C outahot half clean Riga, Rhine U 0...33 10 combat pais Wallis _ OO 0..,17 0 =yresolvp dry 0 0 ...0 Ili & Auter.llorse, per hide Russia,&it.. ). Drs WOODS, al per ton. Losirooddsmates E 1 15... 0 0 Ilasdares.. r..{ledia N 0...0 oaf;_~ .. i f... i . 11 - 0 - 30t3 - 3 10 0:00 0 Jute Funk, Jamilea I 0... 6 0 Nics!spia. lam sad_ Tut, at per awt. Ras, 74 o..'+S 0 03 - 11;1 - 10 0...17 0 9 .10 0 •trd4 73 3...7-4 1? • OM. le blocks 76 0... e 0 Iwo, et per tea. Macs AI 13 AO 0 Baran Minim 12 o_l2 10 Red &Mem S 10. 15 Brazil ... 10 x... 50 0 CATTLE, &C.—SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—Wo have a very large supply of Beasts to-day, and the weather exceedingly unfavourable for slaughtering; the dead market. also are very fall. In consequence, there is a very scanty attendance of buyers, and on the average prices are lower The greater quantity of the supply is by no means good, and choice Scots, therefore, pretty readily make 45., but a great many second-rate Beasts cannot be sold. The numb*: of Sheep is not large, but the demand is so very limited, that prices are lower, except for a few choicest downs. There are not many good Calves on offer; late quotations are fully maintained. Owing to the non.arriyal of some vessels due to-day, the foreign arrivals are not so extensive es wee expected : From Holland and Germany we have 251 Beasts, 300 Sheep, and 33 Calves ; Portugal, 112 'Boasts ,• France, 12 ; Denmark, 91; Leicester and Northamp ton, 3,500; and Lincolnshire, 200. 1 Per Mona of gba. ad.a d. Par stow of Ms. s. d. ad . DM Bents,lisrefords 3/ 4 0 Beat Dna a Ut.-04 Sh. 0 0 0 0 Dot Sboreharos &Goad quality Boasts 2 8 3 4 Do. de. Mesa ......0 0 0 0 mhos 3 4 4 4 1 Edna sad mood quality 3 4 3 8 Pip ........ Dart Du. t Half-Weds 4 4 5 0 Lambs ... ... .... 0 0 0 305. 0 Bawls at market. 4,381 ; Mac sadaasetr, 18.390; Ostves. In ; PiSst For Sawmill?, markets as last page. Wit efiltelSO. The overland dead walla, eta liarecilles, to the Mediterranean, !apt, Ades. =ladle, Ilasg-Korog, ha, will be We ay n the meta'M n of the Tage list Vim 1:11.1sboa, Madeira, Cecil; ead Cleasher will be mole sa The of tae 27th Oet. The smells Yr Mash America, sad the Naftali Notes, will be node up *the eeseleg et the 27th Oct. The seals der Pew AMA Wales, Via DieISOVII Lead, sad New Zeeland will be ma up ea the maims of the Slat Oct. The molls for the Ned Ora of AMA &ad Nadirs will be made up we the tov~ef the 1114 Olt The Went 1114110. WINO( Illetaada, Na,aha Rama; New Odom, sal Nedra, sad earludiag those for Jesa.the•llhesiora. New °made, Chill, sad Peru, will be as& era oaths wean d the Sod Nov. The star kr Nedsks„ the Brad* sad assess Ayres, will be made up on the maim et The 411 Now. The ~had seal Ar 011asltar, Kith, Orem, the lasi= Ideals, r Ades. rile,, Road-Yang, earl Chins, orie Boating} ea il Ml be awls "pea the morels' of the 20th Nor. PPM WATZI AT LOPDOP BIBIDOIL Its I)**-Iftn*n,44 man pout II: Aftimess. * dn. me 0. I•4ol*****—X*****l. 7 Ws. ram I; Minnow. Cals. prat 0. ER23. Tim Italians have reason to regard the struggle taking place upon the Danube with almost mere anxiety than the Oermansthemeelves. Their fate se less depends upon the issue. If military power and court policy should succeed in crushing popular rights and efforts at Vienna, the results of that triumph will be felt from the Alps to Agrigentum. For these thirty years Austria has weighed upon Italy with a leaden sceptre, and quite as much upon its southern as upon its northern extremity. One might have bowed to this as a melancholy necessity in Lombardy and Venice, where Austria might plead the sense of self-preservation and old posnessiki for keeping down the country with terror and the sword. But Naples—bat Sicily at least—one might have hoped to see withdrawn from the despotic influence and dictates of the east of Europe, when one considers not only the distance and latitude of those countries, but the events and influences which occurred and prevailed there, and which preserved those countries to the Bourbon race. It cannot be forgotten, and it ought never to Nevski= lost sight of, that throughout the war England main tained the independenea of Melly by her armies and her subsidies. In order to found this independence on the happiness of the peopleMngland caused a con stitution to be given to the Sicilians, and convoked two houses of parliament, of which the upper house, as patriotic and liberal as the lower, came forward to f . i . 72p feudal privileges, and to establish by the concessions the great guarantees of popular rights. The island, thus emancipated, thus endowed with st constitution, England gave up to the Kings of Naples, on the express condition that the kings of the house of Bourbon should respect the liberties and the constitution of the Sicilians. Had the Kings of Naples kept their promises, they would have reigned in the hearts of the Sicilians, and their family might have defied European revolution as the Queen of this country and as the Hinge of Holland and of Belgium have done, by means of a constitutional and cordial understanding with their subjects. Austria, however, forbade. Austria would admit of no constitution, no liberty in Italy. She marched her troops to pat down that of 14aples, and compelled the KING to sign a stipulation that he would never per mit a constitution. That has been the fundamental law that Austria imposed upon Italy, and enforced by armed intervention. And not only did we, did the very tories, who had given the Sicilians their oonsti ninon, permit Austria to establish and enforce its edict against all constitutions, but Sir ROBERT PEEL himself applauded and upheld that Austrian policy in a British Honer of Commons. The Austrian policy has, however, borne its fruits: all its powers, its precautions, its policy, have mainly led to the most fearful convulsions in every country where the race reigned or its policy prevailed. Not only have insurrections broken forth, but civil war has been carried on after a manner which appal' and dis gusts by its bridal ferocity. And now the question is, shall Austria be allowed any longer to prevail— shall she be allowed any longer to prolong her absurd superannuated ideas of government, which debrute • people, render them wretched, and yet impel them to inevitable revolution? Austrian ideas of rule exist nowhere save when connected with military force and put in:practios by military commanders. &Daum WiteDiseflosters, SELLACIIICR, are at once it s gate . : men and its executioners. The King of NAPLES, mgr. vied to an Austrian wife, and ruling in obedience to the old dictates of MEM:RN:CIE, has made himself master of his own capital by means of his Swiss met. pessaries, and, is endeavounna: to re-establish the same rule in Sicily by means of the same soldiers. Considering put events, the Siciaans would have been less than men if they had not taken the present opportunity to recover their libertiee. Nor is it won. derfal that they should have sought to escape N at the dominion of the besotted and despotic F. DINAND. Feeling, however, their own weakness, they had early recourse to the great co.estibitional countries, and esptcially to England, whose constitu tion they had imitated. The intim nee and mussels of England. were exerted to keep the Sicilians witbire the bounds of moderation, to make them adhere to ette narchy, and become reconciled to their legitima t e monarch. This was mainly effected by Lord Mier°. But the King, having recovered authority in Naples by the sword, would rely upon the same mesas for recovering it in Sicily. His obstinacy in this has rendered any accord be tween him and the Sicilians extremely difficult, ex. cept on the terms which a butcher might give to the flock which he pens up. The Neapolitans attacked Messina with a force four times greater than that which the Sicilians could oppose. Notwithstanding this, they spent four days in a cowardly bombard. ment, in which the castle joined, and thus totally de. stroyed a town of 100,000 inhabitants, ere they took possession of it. We are as much opposed to inter. vention u any one. But the indiscriminate roamers of a population, and the utter destruction of a city, the fate of which, moreover, did not decide the rebel. lion—this fearful commencement and sample of an internecine war—naturally called for tine interference of the French and British admirals, which has, at least, caused a cessation of slaughter. The armistice is quite as much for the interests of the King of NAPLES as of the Sicilians. With all the force brought against Messina, that town could neither have been worsted nor destroyed but for the citadel's remaining in the hands of the Neapolitars. The Palermitans have a larger city, a more numerous po pulation, now swelled by the arrival of the mountain eers, all armed and furious. The citadel is theirs, amino- thing save mutual massacre,or a more coward bombard ment would be the result of the Neapolitans approach ing it. And either the one or the other would render more impossible the restoration of a BOURBON to the quiet sovereignty of Sicily. Never wu mediation undertaken with stronger grounds of humanity. Neither England nor France desire to appropriate Sicily. Neither have any inte rest in subtracting it from BOURBON rule. But both have a philanthropic interest, and England an especial and long-standing duty, to procurator the island those constitutional rights once given and guaranteed to it by England herself, and the tory ministers of England. Towards this end, England, in concert with France, must struggle. It is not alto gether sure of sumo, for it is not prepared to coerce the Neapolitan government. But that government can only oppose the wishes of its constitutional allies by trust in the prevalence of its despotic ally—that is, of Austria. The question is, indeed, one of Austrian and Russian influence and principles of government on one side—of constitutional influence and principles on the other. If the generals of the Sclavonic race, who now exclusively command for the Austrian court, succeed in reducing Vienna, u they have reduced Milan and Prague, then we may expect to see the King of NAPLES insist on deci mating the Sicilians with fire and sword. On the other hand, if German liberalism and independence can resist the Creeks and Croats, the King of NAPLES will be obliged to conduct his policy after purely Italian interests and possibilities; and if so, he cannot object to give the Sicilians that constitution, with a viceroy, which his father swore to, as the price of his getting back the island at all. WE have been not a little puzzled by a paragraph which has appeared in our own columns. We allude to the account of some gentlemen from the Metropolitan Sewers' office, who, by passing through dark underground ways, where light was extin guished, and the filth and stench intolerable, " dis covered in the crown of the sewers an opening large enough to admit the passage of a man, and the sewer being above the level of the floors of the vaults, no difficulty was experienced in stepping out into the underground apartments of the houses of parliament, which was accomplished by the whole party." This is so accurate a description of the dark and dirty ways by which so many members get into the lower house that we more than half suspect the Commissioners of Sewers of having played the wags with us as a relief to their nauseous duties. The paragraph reads very like a figurative description of a Lyme Regis or Sudbury election. . . . ----- Assuming, however, that the narrative is a literal account of an actual fact, not au allegorical descrip tion of the way in which members of parliament are manufactured, we are struck with the perfection to which the art of blundering has been carried, in the construction of the new Houses of Parliament. There is positively no part of the structure which has not been bungled. The House of Lords hes been esestrocted on acoustical principles which render bearing next to impossible. The upper stories, attics which were intended to afford place for the national, or at least the parliamentary records, have, like Ka therine's gown, in the " Taming of the Shrew," been so " snipped and nipped, and cut, and 'Belied and slashed, to make pinnacles and picturesque roofs, that they are entirely inapplicable to that purpose. The lower apartments are so many receivers of the quint essence of foul air and effluvia distilled from the sewers, to be diffused among the legislators of the land ; and, to crown the absurdities of this splendid and costly , " house that Jack t itilt," an immense ex pense has been incurred in devices for remedying its imperfect ventilation, when common sense might have suggested that in an entirely new building it was the architect's business to render the ventilation perfect. The structure, if ever it is finished, will cost double or treble the original estimate, will have taken up double or treble the time in building that was origin ally contemplated, and will, after all, be only fit to be shut up or pulled down as a receptacle of foul airs and source of pestilence and contagion. There is no name that will suit the new palace at Westminster butthat which came bycommon oonsentto be applied to certain anomalous structures which the landowners of last century were so fond of erecting. It is a huge national " Folly." To whomthe honour of its invention is due were hard to determine, there are so many candidates for the honour with feasible claims. The plcthrenino architect, whose mind was so en grossed with the pretty outside that the distribution of the interior and even appropria'eness of ornament appears entirely to have escaped him; the learned raiser of the wind, upon whom devolved the task of ventilating the structure with its " long peassges" that lead to nothing, or the committees of both houses of Ml=who have sate umpires in the disputes be wranglers, like chaos, more embroiling the fray by their decisions ; the Commissioners of the Fine Arts, who added to the incongruous glaring decorations, all are entitled to a s h are. But perhaps after all Jotth Bum, whose attention has assuredly been drawn often enough to what was In progress by their alternate wranglings and bursts of admiration, and who has yet allowed them to go on squandering his money in suck a ridiculous manner, has the least claim of all. The reward at least will be his—the privilege of paying the bills, and being laughed at by all who examine or read about the erection. The whited sepulchree, full within of dead men's bones and rottenness, are most inadequate prototypes of this structure—this carved and painted and gilded structure of fantastic gothic and arabesque reared to be a palace of the plague-4 shrine to be worshipped at by such corporate devotees of miasma, as those who in the east end of London uphold Smithfield-market, and proclaim that lay stalls are sources and generators of public health. THERE is one result very likely to follow from this year's course of events in Ireland—the priests will probably, with their characteristic shrewdness, per owe that their interest does not any longer he in political agitation. The terrible dangers attendant on & pa ean:t ar of an rli t ts ir in which the paasto ary u n: r o t l a th ur e Irish appealed to have now become plainly visible to every priest in the island. We understand that the farce-tragedy of the last three months has opened the eyes of several priests to their real position, and disclosed to them the perils of an Irish 4,1411 3,101 29,0111 no 22,sii blh. 331.1% lUS ISO - atiii 1,1136 60.216 isTlki: Ms.