The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-18 00:00:00

L. In= *-..1 , 4 { 1 • e'• Z . THE NORTHERN MPANY. LIFE ASSURANCE ij n )) set 4 parlimwirit. !AMMAR' )I* 124 =1 Lomb& NO. 11. i1i.m.11014114,00. gbi 'MAIN d PAM. hweirt M Mend of the C01are117111....6 Mr Tow Thwwitad. Wee* 11.40111112 W to Yr swam& at Or r=rlwe. MIMI. SMIIIIMVP way be rad* tar SIMI was se rilisb will boar wwwweriweri with thaw of way GM* of *kW* Is kfti1100......, as k g. Ow Embers lour we DONN. 14.1••= 1 = 11 Oat wartritairiass. lbw lima aid r ui tZ wer trwm: 6. ll o M ow* le Ss Miraiwni pit* A. t RtTO MR --. FE et a MEETING of tht FRIENDS et NW JA! TITLE& the ORIGINATOR et tile GOYIM 88888 °WIT IRIPTITIITION, bled alibi Treesumsrls at dr mi et Amp* us. wise SILK WIC I %Mile lee Chet. ow porlsomultolepo me •ec ie far t. Jose rthe arte*ores Mee him wee=lbommi lbe exteseedlory ehoomersee Words( 1 40 bey ow=rlay before yout.te It= NW Teeter 8 ONO WO weesmehd arm valstbie het Repiellsool to all the dillealldmo Sods,* Is do We • greorses. eseleweberred oe Ite detleo m lie=ono • fames& Ttembeal 1 . 14 t it.% - ONI, Ills Totter loop the et 1.1.11.11 reff the meet urfal heowlest ell dal -lesia Wiz Imil. wed grosilest maks. A sore Men of T oyes el i Cabouree Si.'.—. weber nor Si Os los lesook ~~ the ow le 11. Os 0111•• ill ad lall OM lobos awe = e plis so all Me WI es me • slim* simmer oettel= voryleelee by Ihe emolese el Ihe dm weed ainAeit IMMO POMO age 110. wirmeleatarriturt of thu follogriss pew, le g ll6 Voe ma begodeme rule oba lu A 121-o th ttlbr a7 be q=llo.4rfuZierieloist? • few os ratr t it o: w Vego et ritr il" ... el r =ripm ey. doe of bee Who hi ow owed her 7 die essfe* to We on be l t ow gel" k rine=miest r ot e latrler m et 1.6 71 eel lesoslble . ohms NW, lbe holds. lON= irlit v..., le emerall . ma Ihe coommolomoold elan gesed le all prim 4 =Pr. a r =,.., rho the rstr i."" .14 lle *Rees d: %Veber= •falseeereemoiroleromplie . , mbeterts, In the year Mt et e yob : Veit Os r ,yr, lb .;lli nt ibe Duke of Me, peldel==lNsa=. lu. n.dO atio t o fOOO Otur tei...l V• = lewd lr memo ISO Fewest to tell. AZ Ow efr e sj i k . ohlob to ty sow b e WM. I L• 601 11 .•••111 WOW , . • heme to WWI/ Moe Oft VD =she bow/Om *he Iheebelffekor am Nen p mlllettemt le Nil of limeelesee M le Ye giber Goa gone& or at a Z i a wk Ver ne..'h 1 =l. -r Mho " h" .°71% . •101 el m illr e ilnhl dw iiiiibil ova 2-,..1,7=trx.' . .,.,=whic.i7:::: , = • hrs. This* mobs le add ....r. Twines deseeler Rouen bommeonlie Imelinemiele, ler selmele,W sara= ere new wbe mei ay el riwo dlelyeem, thee ber oils. bees. path* moles halls heme reisebloT. mi..oft ow eseowiese, obese herb Ism bee c zareelly * the psersoe awl worm sobers of • tee of le assisrea the press. of the halt be mledd shoo hmes to fordo* as rmialir tam dna ilve at WA am erm. E l. g i smas esJI =she( Se Oa het Iwo of thh besedeelor of Noma -ow AerAdtezereart.inziv=tlrmegmeri ..i lig LP s a Titi l a ap. ha Lg.: reeon.kA by Mr.. Good GOMM -1 TWO MBE pea hog ratl-factlonlAtz NO 4 LW fled, ell , lertirAu...ly and es or ow esertiou to the 'natio of tbe cos. sod to Ob.' l ow the rd cooffidlle• to Non tlietrlet tolumittous olleabeil aiall Mta by tt:Stee. tnt l. Tia We l tn i oo C.. ea ll NW TIMOR 1- 1 se It le wester, et Mb. Tian s sea Wad lady haelegoesell WM, year . tlut the Jelinerth i t: t i. o ds zte t t l ii med s tb a a ressolty le Pre• t: to i re:llt A ' l2 4: =OA by rioted di.a...l7Ln= Ws owe. by les rit* mewled by DA , 11141 Ll4Till, Too.: & se awed b. sees to all Wk. awaind I. the %welt.. of wha le siotributc. lo mos of from 1, to fa each. toward. en seal. imbortptlna. to be mad the " Governess Yund. 15 orbs to ibdr pulite& to tho w =or of ma e t tvldelt bee no sad sa their prefaioa. bele.: cit edba Gs ebeieweee, Ws EWA* committees were fes est ll no moseseeld GNI Wafreel are— would bo eadal a, Oeweetly ao peollie. Commie-4MM SILK BUCKI7011•11. remb llti JAW KS HANSARD; Ali deathamplaatlatmet,lllootaslnut. • °MOOTS'S. Wre. B. N. Baztrnatter, Id, 1101. An. P. Tem& Hamm- F. psat beilecreet, Kncluctoa. a, tot Ultant-ctreal. W. IL D.. Ow* lames.spart. 7. Icall,rok• Feta Cob. g=syvat. Km-Init. part. Won. likedustan Parker. Not.. 20. Hanover Henry tailor& S. Wal• Comm Port mad. Itaplara twat nlsult WM. put. act. 1LA0174 . COMMITTI , lady Vatant,l2, Ladteoliedaosak Una Goma Oalirte, Uppw Utica AM Datcratreet. yr.l.. J. Ilancard 7. Pattlanta Mrc. 17er. iactbouraatertaaa. rt la i rtr i' Vkaery. Itatrotermadatet, street Ili oacceln. 7. Ripen Nyasa. Bel Mit Itteardarequers. awe wawa. Keonlngton. FUNK CURZON, Hon. nacreiacy.l. nun ea terrace. Old Prontplaa. ILI& 11. WCANK. Hon. tee. 4 , lir Leales Cuentattee.:4, cleans na. VISCSIllift. Ilp Rs. Ha. Om 11m1 of Ife ß ll7:frilM . l22 2l4lo 0 0 MaßM* . 2 u 0 mho a. . . D. i.iii; am: Om to Ms ilweraumm ea'isiallimort.t"S: I: 010 : :12 7 ....... . 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Ns._ 11. 1, 1 w ,. 4.5. sad oporw IT ; 22F ,°;r=...^.-:.... ESbIIS. WILLIAM LAMONI) and Co., stook ißad dime more tre=d WV .hue b altill e ri.; lll = aa SELL lassairsas of ILAITA AT ' CAM, dietwatima. VTsisett. Eider NM ill sitar arm and o hniES *. sir beg to ammo Ihst Om own Weilartso. ....E. galmeMil Louisa ;to link _ al air Awe are Is be AderelL—ThemireMeagess. Larks. VIOL ACINO SUBBCRIPIION OFFICE, 301, SLlsaL—The Mamie d lbeaboveetbee beeibi . tefons dole Fer WI lAmblerir Ur o.b le ll r7rali thst leet " l Ow ." ▪ ee 11,...111, 1.4 ?May. t he alb O YY M TS. dose the meet ef aucit deeribeeks. ire be eleisel . tin a. Our country him& can taw obi Ms lanardal 107:14Aire ;limn. - SC L I L HE PEIVEI't subs Taunt kr bILVRR..-- TM MA sellmal• formed Um yelis,Alyeley_lbe l i a= IA M K BURTON $ libby RITIPOM NA ITS MTO I NOW webirlal Ms bow Wore It by Mr" Me own umtd fad mow =Mal artlebt roily mirk la Wm K co= is lb gam UM drier a• Puri es=ir l d t = Mk" 5 M i bt se sibmibibe ; Ow we NA but WI mg Millimii May peralme missimborel Amml mid sag lig Ma MOM TlyesAMl zue• TIM, Miens sad Torts. ti deb pm halm arm El Pi ta gH. mMOM al ditto. AIM i. 7 pod alt cutup ...... am . _ 1 ..41611iiiiiiitio4stit 1 t i fin ift maraatiL o gi U tialr ub j• "le - - W en pmert Mame 1 • Ev. kiizz:e =—...... vs * zt.— v aid.,,, z ,t • ~........"1=....e - "" =4 1 : 6 as eV we 1'a. 3.1 be b. mei = bee* = l ;emli , ii• is* as iipul Mile Dome ~ ...... . . We .. .. Ile Male Verb .. Tea a* mem NW Whim assesedtka, &e., eS /mete*** seleb.. AA Mei of mph** dere be take pima wows% Detrikd evasions., 'sib eermimp, ea well •of ncry t•commeNt are* Net tow ;me tree. W I LLIA 14 & BMWS Nee &(PPON sad BUXTON) *ea of emend ferebble. Item...gem b Wereß. Mr bowl Is the soli. wed rzt=:: tn.= : raziustSe mem learns, of NowessiwetraC *I N& L Ileiminebeet. Is W.II. area, NV • - - —.— THE V SHY BEST BLACK TEA, ‘s wow am 4t,rr M et haat that 118811 LL and Oh hive eektea r the MAN* Ur et tbse Wesel the lea opla NAVIES 011.110•81, Of.Iatile001.18• 10M nOCIIO IM M~rlM~ =kr:rra I . Ih.ifrerldegewer eteesemarclalattalre.theyheeepir• 0 up= a m ...„ ....... m ... .et the 7111118 T TEAN embalmed y erre the ergedel.veneuebedeierlatterte .1 as ..ta:r 6s wie.."4.=..."7..,—..5ma.,,, 1.7b1.= Ix , prim. le OW owe carte WA parte et Lerel dett wet melees free te any pet of the Ithwee.-111 7 Se ositr i . i ttA 111111ClieNT1. 11011(10011. LONDON. EILI . TH FUJW ER ROOTS. —THOMAS F. Wll NO, Mil. of_ Thad Fixer to* how Hoorkm, Fforlot. 2. aorlorliold-raorot. Doom& LWOW 2D. no w ready for aware oat My relohniod bire o riaror m 6. 21 PUe semeet Byeduths. Angelica. 12 Fteseemed tub Whig. 11 Phu meet 1/1. Illereeke. 12 Terewal Tulip. 11 Phu ai red Narehmee 12 Due Tee ThriTuirs • thehe Vega II Me sunted Itutuutehm s z Crews 11 nee mated double •20101110. 0 Crone II %rade. II elite Oreees AO warranted Vetch Boob of the but . elide TS be to as pen of the Weida, the Z. or helm eestelabee MN the shere t. ril ob Te ram the 11,4 eollsetke of lofts aides be met poI S ON—POISON—POISON.—If tbey baffle i.. Oproaaebe. inst he people dot AppW le wee seam Om. esett se overree. gigot ea et pe d r A te.. t rh. Ith w e ir etwaill./IParitM and ' PONS lawation. the 'SITIO DU: TNT. TII PoW DER. eetterejly, alt Uwe erne an mottled en :memo • Imlay eetioe Is use Dun., Wo mot of obi" 2. Oar= IWO of direao . thorough' , &ors the tooth tom mule, lie lalag tlitortloa.will betibe red nu elverriet.— * A b Lo P Z ' Auld sad 110)111, 112 red IV. Dhleepepleu din,. hutiso. 6 ,1 , ,--„ , r ?.. CHORLTON MOH SCHOOL, DoNr4lreet, and DanheLdrem nineWm ea Valid. Ihinmr,a,-1(. M. HODOSON. LLD.. M.O.P. Dwell liiMse—Mr. [airy, ILA. Tandem of Cbsuletre—Mr. V. O. II gra Oammillial Nasice— Calvert Mr. ?cedar et Yawl Maio Mr. IL Mr.Weeibese. Domalti. 11. P. Arrio Meer-11r.Darlder ?car of NOW, AS . - 1 1 6111.• gr i f l Ginrs—M. Lyui.. iesswisa. i 1. ?Yardlliaais -4 ig—li. odes Teadmr of Draft— Itvgesebey Mm.. Lit ' .tla .. . ... Twebewinew pir ma u. hider Iteelies ... . l Obe Ad . a . &A : : I Twaftwalweeprit OM Distarlialitie...... . • swessomilims pit ma. Me WWII et *Me swiNer thinks &AM Tetwholtheimi, Lirattlwas ."‘ ==r i l l i g ad e dtate li tre i l b l ow. W .I TrA axles mows are rar m iV4ll Derdea. • drew et lee per sparresr le ma lise Se ape el Oa • awns es the wind .NW Imeards the prime read.lM WA. sad .. am druid ler eseenWa le • wartetaresiee be k=h • we the Finned d. A hoe shed We boa wetted le the Mr ; real a Wed Dam sdll be tweed . g r illis deed= Wlltai ate d" neesalaveas w hen We te Swim maim Ow te We. : v al= B .l o L wes Thitmatt. wed Mee; amd Wen aloe le Mtge The Sikeel e =rterseeweautimalied re Tae bemso LS VW IL hi Etas: 14 to Marsh W. fel . Was* Il whs. 9. Ilearnter glitaresaw 3r4 . July la D oOwl. IR TWee at Oet. Ito ee. ht. Three at W l'he hear attesbal to the abed Wade be braes. Terme: Way mime, WA Per weeem lirran ate wedeed. Term: MK theerrea Aneahmeesee are he weave. kr wahllaa Sew !OW= man restere = L ee eilata wake Mews la the Wart= a dr law r e l we i i t tweeter dwell vewasher that Wm bedew Is eat so nob W Ws well ell 1W is attrabie. as to rein Is a love sad 0400. lateWalle Last he pat him he Ws right wie el Weeded aW lele preelw hira. whoa he Mn a find Se 11:—Jeb• Ledo. 1 s• A ll Wild Nilo Ml= boot. ninSIMIn and IMMO. 4 V i l i t ait lb. 4. 11 . 111= .. p a n a nk.. , no tlee r z b eriree dr '• brusillas la to Weeders se a pat la te the ethele—lhe mot be ear treelnat eel. Wreerw OW wo "Pr zi l , founded. vir Inetneetlon you allehane, fooln. PM ilmnlS by education. In pordodar. eon ea ea the WA aed deaseer Wad. laretedes. and *teem he Watt:WM We NSW fa. etenceluti=af nlll, will. Santo& re eleadlowe awl a• Weems the wed. the bewartd. owl Use pei Wm feb--by edeallea."—Aiteema cm ainnin oo ISO SM... Menne'. IN 1P Irflool IS US lelninle: PaiwisatoaT Pants I.l—Katllds 991009. WW 1& Alsb mile. the Lula Acchlnsoc, aerate el . Walesa Ineltsw, tad ; fleceseuic Vow. ; Itsweledw el Ilhellatelemr •,, 4b Mai psi. 1,, the Lr.lodpg • 41,b0,0•111111.114 11111•Walke.• . :11 1 M mein me no eimoteshi) eneedowl le Übe ne=d4 p ein dine et yeah dosed the aid full new ee le be wapiaL Jima thersoe. Cliws Tint —INN& levishafelkeleini ~.A . .i lill ti". 4 li e l l 3. i=ra reewird i e r : wel MA& Mrl=o. ----- Ilowetew ?tee thaeol.—lhelli beladlaa ore, 111 6.. • . 1111 w. sad Desintlee et Ruda : a=ina . awl Taredsibta ; Omar awl rad lelehows_; Arithasette ; ; ale: : wegv a Xa a r t 1 .... 1111= ;111,1: i, trehj i G. 2%.21= . in . :p= l. : ...... lrw 0.04: • • ; I'.l:ll.2v 6l nit Gomm% 1 4:1:erilla• ; Manstactarlog Prewswa• : Welded: trecnos. —Cheek awl lain Chaim Tenet ; (Week sod Mews halkepteles; Came end Irowilt aid Comte ultkva z IWO& Ovinnerittlue ; WelerS Liteeeture. rah • : Aff_delnnk t OP , Triinvisolliilly. : Talhewtlel sad West.... 31 ; Mane. t iEtk. Preee-vivi. he.; ; /Wok .....,„: hneleut and . of thc tatt .i l amir OweNWl ; • 51.64 at Modal 1e• Leas : Whearatei ; awl ~,..."4 2 5;;:. ..= .ea to ands. art ~... - staiiw a rell ieo pr a A.V. l . a. a t roam it edinated le re eipe el tine =I: elgolensewiew ream • saw maw g a• a...... we wa r . - ht wateary lbe sew: ".s.L et the t pi i ." ail lira = d i WWII, the first chte at stem MN shoed al Wit Tlll7lll l sg pi, ' anothettlll b i Lialde .4 .. ....1,....., Epea tee school yew 1, to se keen: la "oda aim hesalert praweions will he made In January. It Is ebefewly lonsweet that mei *add ellealleWe the Nowa demi ea he enter .t ..•c. Mele fien ee tar as P art be rem iseisitsboolk I. sgrAtai sal via eau pram : wed Ile better the = mere Woe t, woad tee the derelegweat et Ite resalta— le be e 49.1. me .hour—eat Able. OW PleWA—elelerlat. act " Ir miL dleatellse 4 male Weed Wtheat Washean la aid sr wed. Illetawes Is set iseastwade elth Madam ; wil We Weed ardor. fa Me emote. um be Webbed la therweg. la this nweet. aperlally , laid) r e se We weganehme et Ai the Oro re war the et Or label_ rel. Ishii lime le deested le ; eall link seeled. ildfd. =Lasetve eash • Wm No. der ad a Is Ili toey t t m ez he eawite awl shatalek a el mew hors , dkpedlea. weir. tad a oil aa to Keene t it* et Phis therashwat Ws Mt marts arc ale's Of e 1 1 MIAMI lid Mss fr . Ze Whleb we le be rettrued.baseil t the are streweeted In Hester a I sajtalar i =ellee 0 Waft weed* sod WI ehireations e werwratatMeenin the pep& we he be addressed te se principal WNW: No ow/ e• win no nastrel Ihrewsh the_ .pealte • awl, la asset even mama atewe► rritetawm. haw of emanates will be rewired. TM his er muter tied wasted &umbra 4 eareesite mpg ca kw Wde ebearsawee-ewt es weenie. foe ea ..jssem an vehne4 bedews way Ava Wks aloe 1 .et during air how; sad he • eataisea to ass... t commakatte• eta the maga at g ob. t. am hew* We dears *Wag ar=ea aa =ltam im ietloe mai aer thet a r=. r ap. low we held ea Wideelawar. _ . .. •As seeempermt ham ton mei ...a Mr. Calvert. for the receatle• ' . et the wake puede at he hewerdedy at the Motel Imetetioe. t The reetioe M4alr the wombat an of Mr. Davidmo, who wee fee want yews umber of the theeenthry retie. of the HIA *boa. limp.* I. deigiewl for the lelehlate .1 them purl •t•••••• 11, Ma et east et knoldelee disewattilee them ter the lame advanced dame. Film sit or wren to tea ofr elms will be the with ell. 14 the PIP& to Ibis melee Item. ri.. Imam ace, aro Asthma ham *or of tie Whir (ham I There are Edu.trated by a eakellea el the dell artialth of eon thereo. whole. Le the raw or In the weaulleher 4 *the Th. lemeoe• pewelly eel be ilkearateilow far al pemilie. with Napa plaice. dia. cz a, atitatiat .. . t d. .m th tialthe seNnieedleg with be bedroom. lIPOItTANT TO BaIIOMANTS.-120.000 acres 1 , of ►IIII4IOLD LAXD tor SALT. la the lithe of Ocoee* LW ado of AMMITIOL—Thom hob N. beam SI ned XI &nem sthelk AMY her the ma about lee. meek Ned her Orme BMWs shwa 1. of II de.: oat Craw 441041 th. re Whim Nate th i aeon adeortlement et the of man ththeetthothe se4 hdthethe ems Ihe th hide thesth have bees le divide lele ll &thes of 11 , levee Io venom. of the meet Mee la threw sad wahmer the orteneellle of le Wean vi= Yon 1•111 map the fruit. of their ladasta7. werlrA theme W. ermrobers of ...dety. e p " ropmel to dot& the 10e one 110•18 the. 4MI ler dts sink at le pm sem et te ItIO ler et. the pes.4 Is Inn seep agliilM•s for eac h '.:, term id . to pth le e he le egad lestrimeets of le per sere—the en. on delivery if the with a MI et three mostii. between sob. Al *5%. peestiu"llll4 Way yew* will be e‘et.lo.ll.l he n ailltheith be the UN 011 es of tb. *ate .41.4 .111 meth the i i i e s tSMlNiell ill Wit tie 1114 numbered end neellial le .. X2. 4 es th. hods .111 polut out and piss the la peevelow. It le furtlwr prop.fed to advance the forbeff^ ell Irtfileal et Alm Chith..toe or San MM. by vr .y of bow at godaredi 4hb ototh.nd milliesto. such 000 m ho ma> mane* tool ethieththe `pr am). to Old Ile be twelve m. mt.. with wino a 4 lye p• r 'NIL thAie . th an nay he wee I moon. This Memo le he IS to *theme , locum d to fedi, the Nth semery Implements ',Achieve he he us ztil aeadewasmit of Wan or nowtelelaww• et effeifireh hail la la nth artfecethoOth a NW Oweirf INWOWeIeI.) "NOM ' , IN h. one thrleihd to the verhocaliamps.alAtio rum the pertimmr 'ebb imigewlll fa bowed So woke se pthelleth Pnnera• Oa. , • eI4I,WE 48 1 4 resemells le fay oath of Arnie, in On fleth. d thee we le ethos to rearm eel comae the he. W. all=el a V= ll wee The .. It b bogs{ ea Is fuomplethl greet It rwastia: ha pawls Is no 11811,11 IMAMS es like theca will be ghee le the ther.pepen , of the neilet of the le meth. re see of th m deferent lot.. To ouch reran ea, bi Ihe aria isms`nliLlN.l for their allotments, • dissawg of epic emit ale vale those& grial MlSLfre ..14alned Telma', is the ahem ace. trout . W.. ..Zaziebeediase. lamas, with. we Ng - - -- - --- V Umarti AL kmwitlsoN , pin. „N.- itamar t E amb ma Aki4a.... t e . to %Ja Ca. mob% Po o=ll for of olowod gosfM. DEAU TIF UL Tg ET IL—ItUWLANDe .11.) ODOICTO, or !WM DiNTIVRI(7II. ok. irowdo. cow F rom of Yr arra owl plod fororri loorsoor r Yr It onajoi Mir 2= Slr aso. oro o rs =f a lo to IN morr bi jorZfros dr aim owl s trosto n 2::: Y r ro Orr li Isar orii tbos Is oh. Pro. b. Og. pie bes.—Oseibm :To . 11.• s t; co= o lor w ooll oddroz worm wimp, rildli lo sisal so orb log f-11 4 = roorsoa t alhomid. nod porftwom wbus BY Tin: AUTHOR UV VANITY VAIN." OR 8r nee 1 November will be published, peke la. (to be madame monthly). No I. a THE HISTORY oF PENDENNIS ; HIS roarlmr.B sod X lEWORTUNIK 1118 /HINDS mei HIS RATEST ENEMY. By W. Y. TM/MURAT. race d" raiz - Tbe Snob Pape" " re*" to he. Blogreekme ea MIN sad wood by the wt Ma. Leedom • HlStibUly ead Nam% U. BreeTelleolvelb Or. Um, VIM 14 (Rooker be plabWM4 rem. P ll PUNCH'S POCKII4I6OIC for 1849, with a Calmed Irrealiplace rod oboe Illuirsiloir Wiener Luca sad I/CIIAILD Dona Lowian Poe! °lke. Plest4rest NIT HAT TO KAT, MUNK., AND AVUII) Id* Nut 7104 a kw s Oesepialsip Ihr J.Ogivemisaa„ L.A.0., la 010n.44.--4104 is Won porta% .44011444 oil 44411■4*. I awl org••• roue. • akar WM, at I a .enlasisf 4011. U r y ea Awns= 61 die Imislrealisio faxialuad. 41.4 Mei% sineell dam" am Oa 1144 met deatered le gram onorms of pliTiol Wel aisai l id "Wli nseselb riat ie llMia period 4.1 We Maud is sm. be 1.44 41144444•44 /14. Pabirsaater-row ; Ou•sibs, 147, Raw lova ; Mrs. /14 Ointhin • Mims. UT. 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IGIGNIIIGAt MANGE sod the 00N ME D • lkima* air mdieleire Is mein sad fceintri advertise aisle le *Mr of es Owe Ism*. . NEN. —• bank Warn, 13611; kitaaago on Laudon, IN diN, 13 if nob; IN dare, 23 271 mob. itanmaon—parto and Odom, 623 ; Paris and Room, U 5 ; sadors aad Havre, 117 0: Avignon sad Ilanettlea, 200: Stralkaarf Bo* n 75, Own VDOT3IOI4 123; Ander and Boulogne, —; lardON72, nI 23; North, NO. The Madrid mails of the 12th have been received. The journals state that reports of the ministerial mo dification were prevalent. The receipt of the ooatri buttons was made in a satidactory manner. The eaptain-general of Catalonia announced that the republican faction had been pursued to the French frostier ; but, not being allowed to take r. fug. in France, had disappeared completely. Twenty-seven pers it, had made their @Amnesic& AINSUD. Om IL— 11wee MONO. Si mai eilirldne,lll 43.16 IC eaelt. rite par Weis. Bl pawl seas, If I 01154 Pea Ono. 111 paper: after BAIL CI serla. anew , n paper. Bank of Bt. Ferdinand, 44 mar. ladergele Leen4 oll . 40 ( UM 44 3 paper. ITALY. Advice' from Turin state that all communication was suspended with Milan, in consequence of the state of that city arising out of the news from Vienna. The National Saroisien quotes correspondence from Tartu of the 12th, stating that, the cabinet havir g judged the moment favourable for the recommence ment of hostilities, a note has been tent to the French and British c ibinets,announcing to them that, if they cannot bring the negocietions to a speedy tar mindere, hostilities will be resumed. The Piedmonlesit Gazette of the 13th contains a royal decree, In virtue of which, considering the reform of the penal military laws sanctioned by the king, a re spite of eight days is allowed to all soldi-re having abandoned their corps after the 23th of July last, for th, m to present themselves to the respective local authorities, and thence to join the army. After that period they will have no right to the present amnesty, and will be considered u deserters. The news of the revolution of Vienna, up to the 7th, was known at Turin on the 13th. A letter from Milan, of the 11th, quoted by Use Cbstoteizionale Subalpino, of Turin, says: " Our city has been witness of a spectacle which will, no doubt, be fruitful in events ben. ficial to Italy. The Hunga rians, on receiving the news from their country, ee -1 ambled in order of battle in the square before the Palace, and shouted—' Death to the Croats !' They resolved to march to their country, and gave Radet sky twenty-four hours to grant them permission, without which, if refused, they will nevertheless take their departure. Radetzky rapid out several regi ments of Croats. The Hungarians, on being made acquainted with this, requested the inhabitants to retire, promising to give a good lesson to any troops who might attempt to enter the ci.y." The La -fts Gazette gives an account of some dis- 1 Whew= which took place at Pisa on the 9th, originating in an attempt on the part of some pertur baton from Florence, to excite the civic pards by insulting them. The civic guard, after having loaded, i lcharged them at the point of the bayonet, and arrested four • the rest dispersed, and returned to I l Fkereece or Leghorn. Advice. from Venice, of the announce that an adjutant had arrived with orders to General Welden, to direct the Austrian fleet l ast to minutia a strict blockade. The Alba of Florence, of the 10th, contains an account from Leghorn, stating that, on the evening of the Bth, Professor Montanelli harangued the people, declaring himself sincerely democratical, national, and ehristian. His words were received with arias of " Vira Guerrazzi e it miasmal ! " Down with the ministry ! We will march upon Florenoe within three days!" Montanelli promised he would apprise the government of their desires. The Florence Gazette of the Bth publishes an order of the day from the Miaistsr of War, Samminiabelli, to the civic guard, recommending them to continue to be staunch supporters of order. Another order ofl the day,. signed by V. Capponi, provisional com mander-in-chief of the civic guard, praises that body for their forbearance and firm attitude during the late disturbances at Florence. The Speranza of Rome, of the 6th, announces the probable dissolution of the Rossi ministry, owing to financial difficulties, which the ministers have not powers sufficient to counteract. The forts of Coin machio are to be demolished. The Gazzetta Ticinrar, of the 14th, announces that, by an order of General Woblyemuth, the blockade of the canton of Tessin is raised. RUSSlA.—Advices from St. Petersburg mention that an imperial decree, dated the Bth ult. had been pro enu'gand directing the issue of the 17th, 18th, and 19th orris. of Treasury bills to the amount of nine millions of silver roubles, interest to commence from the 12th of the month. The emperor has also, by another decree, directed a general exhibition of the manufactured produce of his empire to be made in May next year. The dull accounts from England had fully established a down ward tendency in the tallow market, and the Russians had been compelled to swede to 135 rs. and 134 n. for let quality Y. C. Tallow. There had been sold, at the lc / Jelling of the week, 46 mks Ukraine, at 1384 Tv, 25 divest 137, and 175 mks common, at 138 ; and t wards the end of the week, 800 to 900 cask; anmon, at 135 n., 800 casks at 134 n , and 200 casks at 13.14 n. No offers made above 133 rs fir Ist Y. C. Tallow, but, is yet, there are no viler, under 134 re. The bodnees in hemp continued book, and higher prime paid for line qualities ; for clean, 86ts. to 674ra. ottiellot, 76 s. to 713 re. ; half clean, 72, to 76 rs. paid, and not many sellers at these rates. Flax neglected. Grain evidently duller. Of wheat, 2,800 chets. Buolty and Cuss taken at 28 re., and new Russian to be had at 27 re. to 28 n. In rye and ode nothing doing for shipment. _ . OPENING OF THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY LOOP FROM LINCOLN TO PETER BOROUGH. Yesterday (Tuesday) was the day appointed for the commencement of passenger traffic on the loop line of the Great Northern Railway Company. The first train left the swine at Lincoln withina few minuses of the time appointed —7.26 a.m. The scenery oa the line from Lincoln to Boston, though fiat, is of • very interesting character. Near to Lin coln are the ruins of the Monks' Abbey. Five miles further down, the remains of Baling's Abbey can be seen. Nine miles from Lincoln the line panes close to the site of Bard nay Abbey, where one of the Saxon kings is buried. Various other ruins of monasteries and religions brume are In th e neighbourhood, and 10 miles further on the rose to Boston, is Tattenhall Castle. For the next part, the line between Lincoln and Boston was on the banks of the Witham, leaving the river oecasionally to avoid the bends in the stream. The train reached Boston at rine o'clock, where a large concourse of persona were waiting its arrival. From Beaten, Wealth Spalding to Peterborough, the line is e ntirely straight. About four miles from Peterborough the line forms a junction with the Syeton and Peterbormigh Railway, and in a meadow near Peterborough, with the London and North W. stern and Eastern Counties lines. The train reached Peterborough at half-part ten, having per formed the journey, 624 miles, in something lam than three hours. Neer Kirkstead the first train fir Lincoln was reseed, which would arrive there at 9.25, a.m. Five trains will arrive at and depart from Lincoln daily. At Boston they form a connexion with trains to and from Healthy the Beet Lin colnshire line; at Walton junction with trains to Leicester, Derby, ete ; and at Peterborough to the Bast and West of England, with the choice of two routes to London by the Eastern Counties and North Western lines, both of which run trains in conjunction with the Great Northern. The advantages presented by this new line to the inhabitanis of the district through which it passes are many. By means of it they will obtain a reedy interchange of cotton, coal, and cutlery for their cattle and coin, working on that great principle of trade, reciprocity. The line, by means of its local accommodation, will raise the price of laud, and, from analogy of what by the some method has been mooomplished in Norlolk, will greatly benefit the landowner and farmer. Hitherto, nearly all the trade of Lincoln has gone to the north by water, until it got to Wakefield, on the Lancashire and Yorkshire line, aid via Boston, Spalding, and Lyr:, by era to London. Now it will all be accelerated direct by railway. The dealers in fit cattle will find this greatly to their advantage. The logs of time and produce by the old method was very great. There is a loss equiv lent to flubs on every sheep driven to London, and of 281 he on every bullock, or from Ms. to 305., besides the lase of time, the journey taking eight days th awed anise, as it will is future. Then eight days on an average are equivalent to three or four market days, and daring this period the cloaca for the market foe the farmer might be much affected. Moreover, during the year at ham donble the journeys may be made, double the number of animals may be conveyed, and the dealers will be able le regulate the demand and supply of the markets. Still essMar advantages will arise from not takioff the animals to market wire, seeing that they become deteriorated by the braider/ they receive per railway ; and hence there is no doubt that, as is Norfolk abattoin will be established in connexion with the great stations in Lincolnshire, where the beasts will be slain, and their carouses brought to town. The e.nvey ma of large droves by rail, instead of road, will prevent the cattle from taking what is called the " murrain." The railway facilities opened up will also enahle the far'er to improve his land by availing himself of the esteems of soils, and bringing chemical manures to bear upon it. In cense. queue of the want at peeper sesmaniesticm, the Winn km Mon compelled to sell his corn at a lass instead of being en abled to take @Aventine of a rise in prices, and transport it to advantageous markets. Theo at of tranamittiug a quartrrof wheat, by the &! Gum Roston 20' , Wit 8a ; by rail it will be 4s 61., iceboat a quarter of tbe time. Again, the supply of crab f r the entire district depends on water communication, which is impeded by drought in summer, a-,d by tenet in winter, when cnils have been k.n.arn to le 41s. and 50s. a ton ; but by semi of the rail they will be supplied at from 10s. to 2N,, and even at London for 208. The Waffle in corn may he eapected to be large, when it is known that 200,000 quarten of corn an annually exported for a distance of seven miles around the railway between Lincoln and Began. An opinion appears to pneail, that now the loop line Is nearly completed, it is all the Great Northern Railway need do; and that, with two trunk rout a into London, the one by the London and Nor:h Western and the other by the Eastern Counties, a third, of their own, Isom Peterborough into Laudon is rendered ann. emery. Nevertheless, the works upon this, the main line, are proceeding vigor o usly; and upwards of one million *tit ling has alreatiy been exp and ed an them. When cont. pieta, which will not, however, be until the dawn of 18.50, it (urniab the shortest and cheapest route from the north. The present " loop has " has cost about one million. The visitors to Peterborough lart at 4.15, and reached Liccola at 7.15 p.m. Tbia day ( Wednesday) there is to a general rejoicing at Spalding in banner of .hr opening of the lure ; and on the 25th, at Boston, there will be a very grand cele bration of the event by a public dinner and a ball, wnich the chairmen and directors of the company will attend. LATEST. FROM PARIS. PARIS, TUESDAY, 890 r In tie division on the vote of confidence, the resalt of which I was enabled to send in a late despatch last night, the members of the Club of the Imitate, and a considerable nubs, of the party of the Male Royal, abstained from voting, that resolution having been previously adopted. The number of votes thus neutralised may be taken at about 1001 the house, therefore, consisted of about 625 members, en extraordinary fall house, 725 divided, of which 570 voted in fa , our of the ministers, being 207 more than half the number of members voting. This majority is, of mune, considered a great triumph by the moderate tarty. The SWOONS of the cabinet appears likely to increase. It is now announced that a considerable number of the party of the Pekin National and nearly all the Clob of the liistitute, who abstained from wring yes terday, have signified their inte, lion henceforward to support the government. Tills measure is dictated chiefly with a view to the interest of Gen. Cavaignac in him eandidateship for the Presidency of the Republic. It is loassied se get through the remaining's:tides of the constitution with as much despatch as possible. M. Marred, the President, and M. Dufaure, wbo may now be considered as the leader of the homes, have reupon this, and it is accordingly expected that constitution will be voted before the 24th instant. The revision which must take place before it is de. timed will cot be of long deletion. Few of the nu merous ameedemats will produce much debate. The meet swims of them is that of M. St. Priest, which that votes of urgency, which are equivalent ter=ospension of our standing orders, can only be sertied by two-thirds at least of the members voting., It appears likely that this amendment will be act- oared by the committee. The Montaguards Dave embed to keep up the de mocratic agitation by banquets, at which the leaders at Moir party in the Asse.nbly will assist. One of Mien is to be held on Sunday eer,at which M. Ledru Molltn will preside. It is worthy of remark, that, notwithstanding the signal sums' of the government in the Assembly, tits funds have fallen today,—the Threes 15 centimes, mad the Fives 20 centimes. This is, of course, to be seeribed to the persuasion generally entertain ed that the nibs-democratic party contemplate a popular smaihstatioa. The banquets above mentioned are 'opposed to be its forerunners. The news from Vienna could have no effect on this decline of the Bourse, for nothing has become known to-day which was not equally known before the Bourse yesterday. A report was spread at the Bourse to-day that a sew insurrection had broken out at Milan. It is said mho that the greatest agitation prevails at Turin. Nothing occurred worth notice at the Assembly to day, up to the time of closing our despatches. It appears that since the announcement of the late events at Vienna, orders have been given by the go-. vernment to concentrate on the Rhenish frontier Soren and munitions of war, to meet every even tuality. 100 tons weight of powder has been sent to Maim and 13 tons to Strasbourg. Much agitation prevailed in Paris to-day. Great amemblages have been held in the faubourgs. This evening the National (hard, have received notice, el domicik, to hold themselves in readiness to turn out at a moment's notice. A great manifestation of the 'melding abases continues to be spoken of. Is my despatch of lestnight I mentioned an incident whir& peodoced one of those violent scenes which are se misemem in the Chamber, the Mountain having anommed the moderates as reveries, and a voice from i amass the latter having responded " AO6ll acceptors k moot."' This incident elicited the following !otter, which appeared in the journals of last night and this: Raving hem refuted the tribune to explain myself as to the emelematine that I uttered at the sitting or yesterday, I use Mimed all ems to restate the exprmaions setnally used by Sta,ls mew that the sense of what I really said may not be inimenstened eves a moment. Several tunes during the Gowns of the sitting tits word Rarities," was addressed to that portion of the Assembly amongst whom 1 as a defiance and a menses . No protestation had been side in reply to it. I could not, I cooks, repress my indignation, sad I criA out, unable to give more forcible expression to in, thoughts, "Noses wantons b ipew afte goyim. e!" Tim b what I said. le there need of any commentary ? Wit it not be universally understood as the ineo.untary utterance of en offended conscomes desirous to submit to an outrage rather than resent it. I shall add no more. I owed this esplanadon to my friends, and I hope it will satiety them.—Yeuilks arm, site., L. CiIaASOISR SS LO Blame leas. Ls Ripubligue, the organ of the Monnards and Me tad repubhc, gives the following to-y, on the result of the vote of yesterday : Is a parliamentary point of view, the cheek sustained by ear 'minim is complete, we admit; but, tar from being die. eseemfiedost should be rather disposed to applaud a result whisk dimly defines positions, and places rropmeibilite where poem wee. No one is ignorant of the influence which the ane de Poitiers loos exorcised over the mind of Oenerel Oari4esc. This inflame is now repro. muted in the net by MM. Dotson, Viejo+, and Freda.. Oar siverseri s are no longer in the coieliue— we have them bakes us, and can combat them, which is an imam advantage. We have heart derifii three maths the clamours of the reaction. All Steer- Ise. the inevitable emequeness of a revolution, were plated to the mutt of the republic and republicans. Have these gentlemen who boasted of having never desired the re ' public idled to calumniate institutions and men ? Have they not permed the dessoermie and sooal republic by their es& invectives ? Have th ey not terrified the provisoes r=ir systematic falsehoods? Well, they are now in the goverment; we shall ,es the honest and moderate republic at week ; sad we desire no other vengeance. We shall see these greet stemmas, whose whole policy has turned fur it. teem years oa the adjaaencn of copulas; we shall see them messed with this MEMOS revolution which they neither suspeeted nee foresaw, bet to which they rally by a tardy enweerelem. If the govenansest suits them, apposition is for from dtaPiel_sig es; we shim have less precautions to ob serve, MI MS met be trembled by MMUS'S We say in all dneerisy_that we fan the wish that the reaction may ye.. sere ftesit empletely of the government ; this experiment is memory for a heat et timid, abused minds, for the Siiiseitg stiles provinces who believe, in the naivete of their fa tie pessibility of a republic surrounded by isseitneen% Let the reaction mign and govern—it suet de so for the edification of the country, which is deceived by words, and which will be enlightened t y facts. Yes, there meet be the trial of government to get rid of the worst sort Omen of utopian Ideas—the men of the pest, the galvanisem of corpses—these men essentially negative, who always de. elm to reduce events in order to adjust them to their own measure. As to the people who see their hopes deceived by this retrograde march, let them be calm, and not cede to es impaWnee unworthy of their cause, and which would be esly advantageous to their enemies. We have elreedyseid, sad will repeat it every day, that they mast distrait pewee cations to disturbance—that they must remain united, Ins, attentive, but oda. The reactien, to maintaia itself, forma ~go; must it not save the country, must it not evoke the phantom of disorder in order to Wien non use the wooer skins which the public good mos would refuse if without this cad auxiliary ? Let us bans these odious esleulatioes ; let us leave it to agitate in its Marinate:lir ; let us offer it no obstacle ; let it may have to scenes itself of its nullity. Oaoe again, let the pooM know how to wait ; Providence labours for them, eves by the hands of their adversaries The following is a detailed table of the receipts of indirect taxes, for the first nine months of 1848, as compared with 1847: DeiIIONATIOX a TSB TAAI.._ bigliastio• ditties. bypotheques, Its. Mow lades I)ll9.4"B. bspit Maass TIONIIMINIIIMMakabrftIIII.I _ _ Redo dna Ilintiollea Oils DOW dal M/Moel l / 8 00011 Fidget' et ti Maim .:. FM lir vithia the Mao at - 0 si ire sii . DOI fa NOW lkissis . .. Ilit Valripsrl as lei fid the Ow Tma ti"... aa bameall =Pr ----- Prelim der Nis d Mum: ......--- =NW EOM etiCctollsg al wasork! ie. . . NNW Orr dr "Ealsiinho Los dill* Is 'NM bests . ......... Teta Taars, Oct. 17. —114. w —; !Iva por Orms.. GP 73 ; UM La" M . Haw 'rm. 16404 . Us ISA 774 .; Imo Do. Tal —; tyke Law, 199,11 - 11,07 211.377,e NCI ANSA WOW MAI 1 4 , 15,000 1&,693,000 14.14 0 u 0 1111,084.000 4.1111%00 67,660,000 UMW; 1111,401. 163,916. 000 31337,000 2, , 776,000 64679,00 6 31,6324 00 3,320,00 0 1,476,00 0 2,136, 000 243,00 0 37,644 00 72, 0 700,00 0 1%10. 000 16404 00 29.stspoo okom.oo o 3,173,02 0 $6,721, 000 1,360 0 7147.000 11 —. 1:Z700u I 5ee.7 74 . 000 Thres per ogota., 44 34 ; ; Foam UsiStma helot ; Uo. Two.aotta a 7; ins STATE OF THE (By Meets ' /Pam Omit. Nims o' wilt/ awl weather at the =dents Larlee..N.W. by W..Cald BiemNethea 8.11... Chld Brewies N.8....001d, rain Chwhoolted. N.... .tloney Cbselaitd.Varlable Ceeelower = 4.6., N. „AN N. . Sollheelwat.N.N.B.Clawdy Oitesametwir MIN heat 12 11.1W,...= BANN, Out Dow, Oel. If, I ND AND WEATHER. yelegrapc) 'Curoai itus ilioaxxxo the thaw pion lane as fallow ; Warped ..-N.E „Very cold lawbibbib ....W Yqually WwwWwWw...N. by E Fuse amiabot ...N. Stormy hub . Cloudy Zdy Ilmediamptea.. Nld Irs!‘id ward ...... Cloudy td.11..... Vim Tarpoott. rep ins Fime Yak. N.E....t100w d NAL; dry. rdmy. SHIPPING. MAILS ARRITSl).—Dublin, 2; Waterford, 1; Dosaglia• dee, 1; Eland* rs, 1. Lorne, Ocr. 18.—Wind this day at noon, W.N.W., fresh breeze end cloudy. Deal., Oct. 17.—N.N.E.—Arrived from the riv,r and salird: Star, Port Philip, S. A ; M. rquis of Bute, China; Devonshire, Bet leis; Kate, Madras; Sir G. Pollock, Cops of G mid Hope and Bengal ; Devonshire, Ascension ; Mercury. Ascension and Cope of Good Hope ; Newport, Cape Coast Castle; Lady Sale, Gambia; Candidate, Barbadoes; Pearl, Nevis; Ellen, JAIMILI , II ; Anglo Saxon, Bt. John's, N. U. Livaeroirt, Oet. 17.—N.N E.—A-rived Acadia (st.), Boston, Railed 4t.t inst. ; Halifax, 6th. Sailed : Arcbelans, New Orleans; Harriet Jessie, Charleston ; Vandalic, Co lumbia, and Sarah Millidge, New Yolk ; Percale, Acores. The Golden Eagle, of this port, for Nausea, was taken into Key West, 3rd ult., by wreckers, having been *shore, but with no &preterit damage • captain and crew all sick. The Edward. from Quciee to this port, put into Sydney, C. 8., on the 29th ultimo, water-logged. The Wilson, from Quebec to this port, put into GI s r , previous tothe 29in ultimo, water-logged. Three ships were reported to be aground below New Orleans, on the 23rd ult. A new ship went on shore at the month of Sydniy Harbour on the In instant. Beftwici-upoe-TwEen, Oct. 16. The Norwegian steamer 0-carden Forote, from Gothenburg to this port, went on shore on the rocks a little to toe north of the en trance of the harbour to day, having slipped from her anchors and chains during a gale, and term, a total wreck ; crew saved ; the cargo (tinib.r and deals) is floating about, but part has been saved, very much broken and damaged. Watts, 17.—Ths Despatch, of ads port, sailed hence yesterday, but has since returned, with has of Wismar, bow sprit, &a, during a heave gale. Sours- IerTON. Oct. 17.—Sailed: Tay (id.), West Indies. DARTMOUTH, 17.—Arrived Harvey, Newport, for London, in a very leaky state. PLTHOOTH, Oct. 17. E. N. E. Sailed; Trafalgar, Ad tilde, South Australia; Harbinger, Port Philip. Famitoute, Oot. 17.—N.N.E.—Arrived, 16th : Xeregano, Rio Janeiro. Orr FALMOUTH, Oct. 16.—Arrived: Anycnois, RIVAS., and sailed for Attwerp. BRISTOL. Oct. 17 —Arrived Neerfarde, Havana. Newrour, Oct. 16.—Arrived : Mecca, and Oregon, Que. e. Duette, Oct. 16.—E.N.E.—Arrived, 14th: Wm. Lucas, St. Jobil'a, N. B. Enearowe. OK. 14.—Arrived: Alice Wilson, St. An drew' N. P., for Liverpool. I Coax, Oct. 15.—N.E.—Arrived : Marla Margaret, Clll/.. bee. YARMOUTH. Oet. 17.—A large timberladen brig, from America (repined to he the Ann and &Seabeds, of Sunder land), cot upon the South Seroby this afternoon, and it is feared sbe will not come off. Haas:ice, Oct. 17.—A loaded brig, supposed to be a col lier, is now making for this port, having been on shore on the Shipwasb BACI•I; aka was sedated eer by the crews of six emu In. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Aso o' Clock. —Our market is rather fist, with prices worse since the commensement of business this morn• TS IT 7. aris - le We quote Consols now only 841 for money and November, say nearly per cent. below the first quotations, but with transactions of no import ance. Reduced Threes are 83 1 . to f. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 844 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 341. to 375. nremium_ Bank Stock, 181 to 4. Late news from Vienna is very anxiously looked for in the city. We have a quiet market in foreign stocks, with quotations almust unaltered since yesterday. Bra zilian, however, have recovered to 71 to 3. Chilian re main 82 to 4. Mexican, 191 to I. Peruvian, 31 to 3. Spanish Fives are 101 to 111; the Threes, 22 to 1 ; Passive, 21 to 31. Portuguese, 221 to 231. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 431 to 4i; the Fours, 871 to 81. Russian, 97 to 9. Danish, 8.5 to 8. Belgian, 70 to 2. The merchants connected with the United States have been much disappointed by the non-receipt of their letters to the latest date from New York, which should have been brought by the Acadia. The failure is supposed to be owing to the pre valence of very tempestuous weather, an equinoctial gale, in fact, in the Sound, which rendered it impossi ble for the mail boats to proceed with the New York bags to the point where the rail-1 way communication with Boston commencer. According to the latest accounts, however, it appears that money was becoming easier at New York, which may have been colleted by the suc cess of Mr. Corcoran's recent mission to this country, for pining some millions of dollars of the United States loan against hard money, to be remitted from hence d r et, or otherwise indirectly provided. The markets ' wore a fair appearance, and the fail trade in manu factured goods and other products promised well. smnann FUNDS Book Back 181 4 1 O. Ow for A. N0v.14. 341 4 Tor Ct. Rod. Allan 24 i pot Onala, 1141 i 3 oir Ct Coca Anna. ego odoolia.Mll.. Ha to Do. cram roennuN PIM 4 Toir Ot. Awitrara Bondi.. _ 1,1 par et, tele olds._ 102 1 poo ftlios}adow 1 . 1 12 Da i n .. al * pw NATO kuO BBL. n 3 5 Ditto 1 I p i , ....._ Ma ii 3l 3 4 oair Dt. Bows Ayr*, Rds.4 20 2 6P4 , ... M 9 ..i.r. 9 Ditto COBB. Boa, 6 t4 DIM Ismili DIL 2 IO. 111 Dato Oolutob Del. Ms., 3gat, WY., i Coltuobloo kquador 8da.13 2 Bin. 1 per 01. Deal& Bda. 111 8 hitTala 134 li ow CC Datob ROL, 434 li lßor Torsi 1416 4 vorCL Dutch Call.. Ira lit Teasuraiis Warred Dds..4 I RAILWAYS.—The share market is a little better, as will be observed from the following slightly im proved prime: Eastern Counties are 12 to 12/ : Ca ledonian' 13/ to 15adin. 181 to 17 ; North Staffordshire, 8 discount ; Great Northern , ; Blakwalls, 4 to 41; Shropshire Union, 6s. to 10e. SOLIS Evencrap Or TO TWO IVES DAT IN LONDON. Yesterday'. WON will bri hoed la last ones.) Birm. & Wont Juno. Owe., 23 Nortek Omer. 3 per Cent., 161 Caledonian, 114 174 N. Be 144 Do. New 101. Pref., 1 4 N. sike. 71 Cement . and Holylmod Ad., IN Bear A& 018 1142 . a goat Areas 2.31. L. A B. and Illooles. and (Imam 0 per Coat. L. /8 ~ 41 _ E, St Itastrro ft , se, 111 Ili alooplake Union, 4 Edin. & Woman, 38 & igen, 11l I (heat Northern Halves A DeL, 21 liestk Maw, 7q 3e, Grist Western, 731 i Wow Whey, 1 Do. Bees.. 41 1 Yet Nave . & . (Orig. News. LaDo. New 171 , Si & Bac), ne. s E od Cottle". Thirds, $4 Do. Es t es No. 1 (York and Lane. & York. 32 Num), 101 1 Do. Fifths. Si Do. N 0.2 (Neve. A Bar.), 104 i Do. New Our. pm Ct., 41 Do. G.N.P. Par., 41 Load., Brigbt., sod Saudi Cooed, York Is North Midland, i 471 Si 231 At l Da. Irma, Gi UAL N. Weite. 104 1 Do. E. Amiens, I &W.R. Es 12 1 Do. New Om, 4 m l Boul ral of Prase ( and ogne le s. Do. Fiftbs, 31 1 Cent Loa. & S. Western, 36 Timm). 3j Widlood, 73 Namur and Liege, 41 Do SOL Coml. Pref.. Sj 6 Orisons & Bordeaux, 11 az dlv Do. Biz. and Derby, 30 Tours A Nantes, 11 Do. Crew. Brie. A Biros., 113 uvasetkoL sutra', a The market was shit better Wed:also Pref., 2 d Great Northers (A), 4 Do. CB) 4 d Lon. & N . Water& 1632 21 Do. New Qv, . 3 d Do. PUtiss, 11 p -- ---.- - imam Ida. d N. Wean Do. New, li &If 's, dOll B. 11.1 k Dover, No. 4.111 j 17.—Osrs tieuxs. i. . I Um. as York. Fifth., 54 a kbfflood, I 6 Do. lia 7 r.. I 1 i d e. Z. a Dow No. 4, a 3.111 Tort, Neve-, k Ilervica, O.N.E. PoL, Si Ida 9L 'ii7;m,' n Da Halm, 131 14 d mmicantot SALES, Orman 17. Pries, Were firmer in the morning, but gave way hs this alter pert of the day, and sales were made at rates fully as 1111 47 the quota , ions of Saturday. Caledonian Pref., 1 1546 lid , Mae., St News. lone., 2 d Great Northern (A), 2) I Lon ft N. Western Qr.. (C), p Lane. k Yorks. kllths, 5i d N. Staffordthire, 7 14.16 6) d Da Pref., 61 d ( 6.E.a1 Doter No. 4, 3-16 I Do.(P.kW),Id BIRMINGHAM BALES, Octoee• It. There was only • small amount of bualasia done, aad prices bad a tendency downwards &Camila@ New, I p (shrews. & Sir. (A), 71. lte. d Lou, and N. West. Fifths, B p I Do. (B.), SS d N. litaxdahire, 7 17-18 LEEDS SALES, Omits 17. There was less business done in the Stock Exchature this morning than on several preording day.. Prices, however, slightly improved in the shame which can oed hands. Great Northern (A), 4 I N. British 1 hinds, 4 Midlaad, 74 - BRISTOL SALES, Omura 17. There was a little re-action in the share market, prices haring an upward tendency. Great We.tern Qrs., 64 d Taff Vie Qre., 2$ I. (171.), 41 d Ito. New, 4 d Midland 6 per Oust, 1131 Do. 5 per Cent. Stock, 34 per Lon. and N. Western, 104 cent. a Tvek, News, sad Ser. Rs. No. 1, Caledusien Pref., 41 d PRODUCE.— M1NC7770-LaNE, liatf-past Sugar remains dull, and hut a sm.ill part only of the Cuba found buyers. Refined lumps, 48,. to die. ; standard quality dull of soli., at Ms.—Coffee This article is tolerably steady to-days—Wee without alteration.—Rum: East India Geld in public sale Is. bd. to Is. 68d. proof —Pepper : The miles went off without spirit, • part only sold at previous rates.— Cotton remains dull—lndigo without any material alters tion.—Tes : The public sales Sr. progressing heavily.—ln other articles an alteratioo. Duty Dow is INA weak Is Landon, Liverpool, wt. Melee, sea tha Olytbe 4,427,504 To the IMMO pima let put eons P& oa vim or INS io um. moo. Total — 349,319 11 .... 9,61,733 4,46,413 002,431 927,097 1,510,031 .. 211,459,760 .. 27,631,023 Loma. PRICES C U i t RENT. Illeaa, per cwt. non eau. Pirs, Nu. 1. £l b... 6 0 W. ad ,la 64.115 a. eel Mope 9 0... • • Tallow &Ore, ... MI 0...86 6 Cargo ateardiffbar 0 L.. • 0 Plea 37 • 40 6 mwedlgi Kaarlthts. brews... 39 0.. 36 0 Leto, at per ton. Team 341 0-.39 0 Pig, best.. ... . ... ...... 14 10 . • • Ma. 40 0...19 • Milled, sheet ..... .... 17 8... li II aisplkliadras t b. 211 0..13 0 Pars ... .... 16 IS .. 0 • Tallow St 0...17 0 Patent Ala l9 1a... • • Whit' 37 6...44 red or minion... 13 10... 0 0 Fa=browa— 32 0...33 0 Opelter l4 0... 0 0 36 6.-37 1, One, pw 352 Pap. ;rah d.p. Grey sad visits 39 0..11 0 limb. Se aL pale 27 0 0 0 Itellnek flambee— 31 0.-37 0 aurae 23 10 It 0 Lamps 46 0-10 0 brown k yellow.. 34 it, 23 0 Owe=, ta Bead. Waal lad* era- 5 ad:d m /latter 73 0:76 0 MII7 B5 0... 40 • Old 24 •.. 0 0 1 O. •13,737 72 0...110 0 Owls; good ardl- Mae ordinary 32 0... Pine 4l 0... liodia. good to fine 43 0... Oats 1.1.100, SS 0' 112 0 SO 0 72 0 Oare,GallipolLp.too 46 0...49 • Coma Nut 40 0...41 • '' 624 • RAW. Pee, per tea 36 10.-37 • Linseed ........ 23 10... • • Paorinore, per cwt. Butter—Cork, let . SO ...9I 0 nary to a s ad Pb 26 0... 41 Wawa dam, 2l 0... 26 Tey at IT lb. Coasomossausaa. 0 0 ... 0 7 Wes, at pet eat. Ikagal whits lO .. 14 0 carp • 6 9 • Jan sad Meals • 0... 15 0 Papa, cleaned Carolina. Bs 11... 32 6 Brans. Itaza at pee pall. Lowed hand Proof. Damara, 21 to 38 pa teat. O.P 1 0...• 0 hassles, 30 to S 6 pee east O.Y. 3 4... 3 8 Paraulte marks 4 3 ... 4 9 Istbrands 3 8 .. 10 Sallispirits,d.p. 10 3 0 10 • ... 0 0 Ii Put, per too. £l3 0...40 I/ Painlsaig. 9 . Dash sad Arca& 80 0...60 0 Prieslaad Hair, at per tos. 111.Petersbars,oleant30 10-31 t potshot baU clean Rip, Rhine SS 0..33 10 astsbot pass Manilla Issilla Wm. 18 0_23 0 Bombay l6 0...14 0 1 Juts Tug, at per eat. Sawa 74 0 73 0 Straits Cosa 1n Naas 73 0... 0 o laos, at per tom. Bus SG 15 tO o TALLOW.—The marks Y.C. on the spat, 45s ; Oct 455. 6d. ; January to March, 41 4bo a : Dublin. lat. 0 a... 0 Lateran, do 7l 0 76 0 Carlow, la Newry, tat 0 0.. 0 • Waterford 72 0...76 0 Beef, India, per tierce Prime Mess 0 0... 0 0 Pork, prune mess_ 70 0 ..N • Bsoon-Pork,Lnark 1 10 0 Do., Bel art I Baca; Waterford, per owl. 64 0...72 • Baba — 0 Lard,Belfast,park 44 , 04 • Waterford do Ditto Baader Americen,daqp. 62 0...71 • ilium, On and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, Oa. 4d Os. 6d rted 6 2{...0 Brasil, dry 6 0 • 0 Drynited 0 S 0 it Rio, dry 0 3i...0 se Lima k Valp. dry 0 3 1...0 6 West IntUa, dry Salad 0 11...• S hut India 0 4 .0 IS{ m c i ja . : , z ., dry 0 . 6 0 ..0 11{ d.Amer.llorre, per 4•— 6 6 Rona, ditto 6 0 .. y • Ore Warne, at par ton. Iler o r m ot i. ,.. Jamaica -AS 16 .. 0 0 4 0— 4 II empathy 6 0...0 • Panic, Jamaica 3 0... 6 0 Slearagua, large and afflict 10 0-18 • Lima. saen ... 12 0...13 16 Bid dandas l 3 10 . IS Waal a • 811 • it is steady. Petersburg tober to December delivery, COALB.—lNfpasellwo.—Bate's Hartky, 156. 6d.; Buddies West Hartley, 16a. 3d.; Eden Main, 17s. 6d.; Hosting's Hartley, 16a. 3d ; Will, End Hegira 195.; Walla - End Rotten, 19a. ; Wells End Lantlynn, 184. 6d.; Wells End Stewart's, Etc—Ships at market, 127. CORN.—MBax-LANs.— The supplies of English grain since Monday have .been small, whilst we are quite without arrivals from Ireland ; from abroad the arrivals are again considerable. The change to cod weather, which is calculated to increase consumption, imposed mon firmness in the Wheat trade this morning, and pur chases could hardly be made on quite such easy terms as on Monday. Malting Barley a better sale, at full prices. Oats Arm, at Monday's rates. Bows and Peas without alteration. - - -- • . . ___, Ths following ars Monday's quotations : BRITISH. ..Wilma p•• QUM.' WILT, UNIX Nod Beat, rad 46 to 64 to 56... white 45 to fa to 62 Norfolk and ftaL. 44 to 52 to 54... do 63 to 57 I. 62 Talavera (Bre: or Suffolk 62 to SI Ousb. k Lin., red... 46 to 30 to 52.. white..... 30 to St to 36 Northumb. sod Bona do.— to —... d 0...... to —to Iriel. do TI. 3l to 83 II BAJUIT, ?ceding. 26 to 25...dieti 1 ling 26 to 2 6 to 32 Malting BOCE WELT -- to Darr, lea= Feed. 17 to 19 to 20e Od...Naek.. —to —.04 Mande ... 19 to 90 to 21. Od...poteto 24 to 25. 04 Bernice at kola feed 20 to 22. 04...p0tat0 22 to 23. 04 Irish hod 14 to lee Od.. Neck- 17 to 14. 04 Ditto potato .. -.. .. ... 2O co 2L 04 . ...... ... ........ .. .. ..... ... Weir ...... .....-.-.—".....—.. ... 59 to 61 'me. .wk 6O to 66 Pm. pe ßioe NI to to 344 Od rasp.. 49 61 ..I.mperod 114 to 46 51 to 64 White 34 to 38 . boiler& 36 to 44 Bs." Yuman- 29 to 31. Lok Morrow 31 to 34 _smell 33 to 35 . old to Taus, New Spying per bosh. —...new winter 10 .4 11...014 to Itereenst, New 416 to IS Wu= Calm, per thoyourd £ll 104. to 412 L. Pm twig of Illilbs. Fun; Tosmisods, dellossed 48 to 40...6.. bot;r7bo"Tei ii to 14 Norfolk sad 8.6.514 40 to 42. _white 4l to 48 Northumberlsod, Lincoln, and litokstalre — to Bums sad Lot to —...truth FOREIGN. Wistar, Mottle sad 110algobsr. ... 64 to 58 dos 6O to 63 PossessneV a. ostoet, a nd iltetqn, Trough an d 23 36 to 60 to Doltish and Homborch 48 43 to 64 Roodan 43 to 49. Egyptian — to Donuts sad Odessa Bpselsb lord —to sot t 050adi5a......... ......... ... —to --Australian 34 to 68 Rns Boatsv, Feeling 28 to 26 distilling 2B to SO brow' Oosx 36 to 40 .Lsarrit.ss to Oors, Rousso TaIIISIONIE awl aralised 11041142 sed Duda . _ . _ . 1/ 2l to I/ to-20 Mesehod sad Dutch feed . -. Ditto 8e0w......-. ........... 20 to 24 _toed .....-- - lir - Bus, tick., - to -...01d.. lo -- Boa -to - old. to Eindles - Pa" grey whits ... 34 to 38...001ier5.... - .. 84 to 10 nass„ old -to - nor -to --largo .... .. - tie - Lamm, lialtio sad Rambo _. 14 . tO 38 to 88 lieditorraoseo sad Odom- to 38 to ea It.troma - to - .beinpeeed 33 to 34 Lama= Ceue,trosof duty, too- X 3 We. to 13 lbs. Loom CAS" Dh sad X 8 0.. te 8 9 M. Ditto Tres& oral Lotoeiolo X 8 10*. to S 9 10e. Puma, Amnion, per barrel of IBMs-- 80 to 14 Dottie lad Hamburg - to - Collodion Frotok, per wok or Wits., free - to - 111tRIVAL8 INTO LONDON FROM 1411 OCT. TO 19th OCT. Wheat limb. itootet. Disk. 0 21 Bee* CUL I 111"1 I OW 950 Tim, 730 mks ; barrels. Molt, LIM ore. Loirtoo - Anaeoce. - Tilleat. 52e. 7d.: Purley, 31s. NIL; Oite. We. 5d.; Rye, ;- BMW. 31a. 44.; Pena, TXPERIAL AVIRAG , . • '' ,1,11 .11 - 114 Wheat. ' Berley4 flew 1911c-f 4 . ""\ Sept. 2 ... ... 45e 64112 e 1441. • „....... . ( 4 4 \ - II ... ... Me 104,334 4c1161e 1. • `.l - ' . ~. - II ... ... U. so us hi MB ,„. ` 'Mt . , r• - • f ... Us 441111 e 2.1 Ils 11 , ' L '''' a, , i - SO ... ... C. *Ors $ o no I sj. ' ."- . 04 \ 3.. Oct 7 ... ... Is isms Id per • epic - 6 wake am. Area. 116133. lle I • ! . :0;a . tIIWU -*/ Dver.-Wbist, 4 e.: Barley, Oita, Rye, -." . a— - Pries. 1 a m t. s. s. Sept. 14., . .7A' 62 4 ... ... ... HULL, Oct. 17.-We are %tuba ...„, ..:-...... 7k m i n/ . prevenient in the character o(Ake • - "," - - pod week, and we regret to say a • '^'N " 4 " . * Bee. and Oats ue al • d A : E llf. Woos of the week . or' 4161. of a satisfactory comma •• ' As l e but a mall supply of WheatlV "morally worse than last we*, Mal a "i ' ' ornsidonalo athniztvro of Wool*, • - . r tirsble: • • 1 '/4 _ . ~v• J 3 0 1