The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-31 00:00:00

'~' . ~- T ~..-.~ ~~ ~~,~+~~+--t< < r l ig& MO* Salll ihu I MUSIMMES 1 111111 := 1 11m1m, do Mimi MIS Isit.—Wiess awibla. apply to Hr. JOSEPH DARCY. Hoodsmto pcoSolloo mkn ore to toots& mystic at lb. ottwo nada& SECOND EDITION. GERMANY. doing IVO •••8•••••• Tam appropriated ,al5 TM at than hands ; etW tear the eastrenod yeses ama at MOM dm* be armed, part t , “smill • this dim. ani the temilair Is the sende nimm tlele • fends umber et the hida ea lair* Wired hy th. ;MS ce 'Mt shall MIN plans l ei. f killowthe dth Thr dd b OM *LOW* 1046 - = Is Adds pis report Apia at is rift dlr. dike kr the illt esustos I, V east da ‘ ssi the mime Is 1111 4 111111. 7ne, bod es dui ro d 3•20113/. /le. yea essisliy. •I• Manes airrlim impart an MI bly mi. shit we are allist to tree op • mid dm ; peadoly. the gum limn norms d • wan d the is ahem adminnie ternklaidlin"l4sua ths rt any "Mr Mist." The annmend My taternilni hy mannaat Tabnirt grainiy rig, bat Aid Fig ring Ids. ins at ISO, tamealle amain it the die at the mi - nn Mai• di d nosh lad std ..naafi ill a Wei l kr Am = ____ term I• TM. the ininkinalis; ba has dliktsi Y 5 is dinedirst at the minis et rte ei ga . don. The mad smirks okes "Asd maliwa s an s wed d is mielme et the lift s by • per s a m e —, eathagaim asiding bsa sideund_ u‘e WI se 4., and Is by emindis him tip sobtainsa Ike hie aim Is man Mei le too is utienr . " l „b h . had aeladaMl deinni Om yen Om medilantiet a/ their. tows i sm the nnuir of the howl el dribm roods' ai Ms sir Ye ands the wastbe s ayeeryaireNi al Ili seeds, Isle Insidliina, ter, ars posies OW a • innana m niseMat e. as shed fa • dina lP =l. tam The arm' sp an ibnin . odeld. WC rM Mb karts MI, he seralair He me - 4 d s ism y •NasmAdeme de lokuldaine smend eA the Akio el the omeiny. es me ham de iniointa al ism AL Adam mid tn i.. beires; ethd a rr A 44 M deem Cain anl klirlista, S. test the Is Ileemaltie .an. The Midi ataitibir="l4 .web 1111 tabs pine ameneet dim mho bra a to t b e the delivethane est •• • • reeramissanen de • et dm , ~,fimp thy orspany, after verifica tint at the reae et p a limb for ear (hate. ContortuAbly to Ilse propartkm wide art fete bit the honour to submit to you es Avec, ar demand your air/trims inn Om to eschew thew different rerosusaimances' he 2,363 solids d erh. subject to an interest M l rma mt., art iittiCh shell be Insburred in the Wowing manger —Mins" Ur years tram ibis d s7 . • mom of t,/*U.. Ise. shell be appropristed rarity to the pra m of the inter* of the bonds so issued. At the expiration of thi s . es nt ut ri" "MN of the imo nternt o od. A f the bowl ,otavi jab,: ereauelly t o IS, tr. s ; :Cy, to the Dom, two Mir• is dna manor the whole sum of t, C A. 71 bade Sewn inn be pad of in 16 yeses from the esplratket of the re than abuse senaloant. Wiry year in the month reembas ow us • bkh she germ' meeting as held, the drawing earl 1.4 time, by lot, of the bridal/the paid of. The result of the il:swint shall be made public e sdorniable to Article 6 of the stautecr*-114 Mott 1•141. NICK WOWS* llftl4.Vd• Tbe dli,rent prole...Worn cos. word to it ewe tin sea from the {621/ awl •••••• ; eine T I L A the to separated. MISCELLA:gEOVII NEWS.—SToccrox AND Dec. 1 t ,, it••.—Tlw, the nett Tx:stay toostrueted the paetheger teak, het bees token by Mr. llothoa, on a 4 , 16.11 for twenty year.. it 3 let tat to the thereboiders 15 ply etat, ups the orta mi.. l t..t0tt,t166 .4.:. red mahatma to thy 6 per mt. oh the reoOy yulnitheal by the etoektoo athltheelinsta otheysoy. - - - - NCercturtrts Ass Cosiness.—At a graced =reties or the ,hrectoso alt this ••=gsay. bed at Newea•tte. • divi.k.s,l at the ~:rte 6 per am yst moo= w %Ireland for the half.yeur ended the .I..th of Jaw IN 4. payable la Noteitber. 111110C111 LAILWAT TIUJTIC. Corre•oclog Waited. efta IW. rarie to Mims (Ott. IS to 21 i i B3 £ .709 ....0.,51 oo P-, to Saw Met. 13 to 11 2 1 1 ... 3,c:4 ..: 14-not to limo ;Oat. IS to 1 ..... ct att. ,Times) Mt. 17 to SS) 64 ... 2,248 . , 25111 of.e.hot to Wrns% (sio. I) s tioi..;l4 No trtherso uet. 20) (Ott. 14 W..) —.— -- 71 2.370 ... 3,11/ amino to loolspe (Oot. 111 to 22) . lir .., 1,263 ... Mootottoo to ?tow (OM Ito 12! Lostipo ttkl. Uto (lot 11) ....... .....- — . 292 ... COMMERCIAL AND M.4RICETS. PRODUCI. Mixose-Lilt!, OCT. 30.—The paws • Ca, o.ivettlerd to.norrow sort Sao. :r.o (Lye (particuLaly . 44 are atioadwt, and ye bare bed but little inquiry for wawa +.9 purity /outran; the only troarectlao reported u one of aim in.,nutude fa astive peed ordinary.—Orytwe 'otter toed tore row *swaths; the tows la a Nolo wader Ira week, init torranou boe Proootbeoed that rosin—The damson ors ban pow off at inseam prices; tine snowed an advance, while other do. nptlvar showed a Plight d ecline ; but a sea parties of the gar. city awed saa—ralloor rernairo at etc ; rough fat, h. 76, Anted Orator the week. 441 mita; delivered, 3,130 webs; the peer abet on bawl le fatalewrit; al the one peed teat year le was 23091 r Atu—Proviione: trathir kw bees la rood Ward, Is, Sae weld • diebt wham la prise; oda) Liwirriks, ud •,,, , nl,,uaiittee, an aerial a thadie iuw - 9.—lkiece Imo been deny tai ; r>w writ wroth be *weed irivern—Laid owl al ilemand.—Rte ooverrunent mama Is, WM** !laws picot will be Lien ea ore:ay neat ; LL is MK Were weal wwwity taw, sad bp sot to. ti witted pricer La the wady ; sell pain. KZ.. •irsv. lon to Set. ; lawn yaw, to 231.• apes, 751. ; Wad: tuotter " . q. to ea* 011. 113. to :a ; WWI ila j, 9ll. lon :4,74 ; •lvo &WWI, ,L. Nora sal altii4, 451. to .; palm, 1 I ; 0f.6C441114 OW. W 414.; wad, raft, pale, 361. 10, to S. ; ..id, 721.3 a. 1.0311011 KIM! DOCK IITCI3III, Orr. s. 11 Denerowl. Pr. Wort. 1.47. 2r— tag 1.4:1 ..... .se 199 79 46.1 Cufg . • • A kter I 3, Ydl 11,;,4 11.571 COTToll.—lamooos, OCT. 30.—The fork s% Wm es. essillinty valmatid. Aratitaas woe 0. Wm mid guests wow - nor is simmermer et Om bias s smap, 41,1N0 bar 411j21 1 111. NM. am. dr Aomori ro• vw7 peal. *Salmon 44 le Ihe Mimi Of WAS SITIPPIIIO arrszLzezares,man&_ k tz. DIM •51i..._..._, auk jg 4 rgeeSse t - '.. 0 1 1 r= :7.: ilre li pee: .0 1. 7 1 110 1 liaver."l .r.l g . el Fore . ~.. Is De. IMMO* Ile ll.Ledir, Yee. tee Wave .Noe. :, to Omer oat lis• I Duff.. Nor.gg ...Yo arda. 5.1. w . ~: Oa .. Nov. I Oaenerao, Orr. Su.-Arvind: Forrester, gloats Video ; trouts?, Malaga : Cravat. Cubs ; gob; Airwerp; Veserners. Ilene ; Cal► duels, libwrger, ; ilergreet Paler, leowitmodleed : Itecovery. Ilesegige. Usk Idesilefre i irsvadse. tit• rewlve•we I Owner Le Lima% lisedease ; rely" Libre ; Careger, Carer liseriette, geralseed ; Twerdeide, Aleasedria ; hams Armand, Neely, Mies, Midge; Mergaret, Notre ; Jul., Guerer ‘ r ; Fa. met* (Fetes; Amery_ garreer : Maw.ite, Quebec ; Entered.% Fen* {lse i etskl!swe 1510 • 1511 •• lady Wens. Fero; Lori euetev e lionderee; ligesesall sol Ass, Fear-Mailed : lowecea, Caper Weeterawarkleow Yowl ; Were, Ifeisllik ; Igeggee, saga errs er/woore),. Si. ANY', ; Named. hutrerd.a.; grsa Gary KepitAerg; Aserowadeirreeosleed , IXIVAION, Orr. Ile.- Arrived .. (r.lre, letlard, N. .I.bu'e, !I L; Ilse. ; Irersarser, Owen: PbErllll, Aati; Guth, rt., goer. t ..„ Ilisieleterve ; grigetse, esparto • Newesdde, Finite; %Wedge; AMaliesia, ; Ovahr.s, 11. iv 7 g 1 7. 1 .; Austvwd. Kiestreal; Fralerea, Delhousle. : , .c,ed: MA* Jima. Wove roman. Swarm/ Courier. Sew Geiser ; Ilareard. Owe= ; Were" Kew Inset; Ibs ..., Cr, Ft•tat ; Courier Brews ; Ilelar...L. W wise ; Nile, V.,..r.......a • garabetb. Nelhasedbuid; Part'mel. .... Jobe* 5.5.; ;inv . , Owletonag ; Pink, larevtare; lahlre , Ask, Oweektuen ; Sam. Alevadna, E.; 1.121111; EHEIWte; liklikeity, Twee.; Colleordo. Liebau , !Wee. geminate; Swan, Sew Vurk ; lgemecent., Seri Ueleae. ; Pert, Leos; Mary Spenser, Calcutta; 7,1 a teeth, Ta. owl, N.+. ; unmet Smell, Atha; Zurlid, Mobile; W. Lur. Ate. bow*. 4,1 . K ,thews, None letalm, flora. the bp r 0: JR... «7 ie.*, p.... Mani Wed ihe rl IT= r ai Mrs twit d war _ _ 0. 48 I IMO: I Mb. lb° R. iii. Auffig- Ma pt. Slo. i wart w«.. I el the railer 2pobetl r tO re. Oaf 10 be OLAF ire usd kvaa the Itt Ur, DJ the MOM 4. grim* wisale Madero LTit WU R. tAt [ llOO 4 ii NI I to the At tier &IA we Pm of I wool M •11111111 les it Wi i; Pr i im.tit. w P art e toter ld p.rt intelt for dd. 15• r. flinty &I rteetpt• , (Advartimmea . tj—Lnti 01Thrl.AINTS AND PArcs is tea Ries deal Rawl le ....Meet. The Tomtit. I • r.e.t. TV,,rf le fetus Kaye Kea of tale. :l h ail. mar nee meths NAY. .4 Ma hot., carry oft tie: rOore!ant sarlaaoalosor""reea.aal moons the cm/Await palm from th e Ale sal 4,e e ada. The slaf netlna.era: In e!aae.A,r • tab br.boll Mr. Lowe of Nearart 1,40. near , or -ere time e fibs., to Ina bad. salleteg hum Meer. MK., =I other a...plan,. Ile latwrl mei el Kaye. Werelell a Pgla, m 1 111 le« than a ferio,bt tea • m.tored to a degree of health maw tlean he Al I enk ),d re ata pear Ma dadare• that the kial• lame .ler, r,tw more W., 4:: the or.. nean he one tank: The la, ba the ar.a of Joh• Kos, eeetrear wine a haaMdla , S . l l arloaatur. y. oat tne rffialt..l•22ria• new he me wewee4 roavel each 1a.1.-444 aa 1, lad., ao.l AL per Lea. be be had of ail reelaelabla chef t• eel no bele "M rAdmtiseinest.]—Tße Emit. OF A LDCOROLOK oaa NOLLOICITNIVJA-Ax 401007131110 CURI 8111110 MN' t. :love Maltlfr;•q AMR IMICET era,. NSAN• Mtn I'AILID —*we elt3oct Ivan lernahly's isttetonaid. Ytt4 Meartaa, lesbera, Feb. 21,1143.-111 Primo, lbalianiray.-4/0.-1 bat to sultana yuu twat y. er pnla hare *fated a cure • abamier in my herr amt mob, %Web an the roe ambient of the Imlay, at home old an over the C. 411.13efi. W 114 haw able to eilist—any. not even the eaters of Ca abed Of ikerallia• Ot 1 1( 11 0) hiabsounte." —Them arnan,rlre pfite .nil curl aF lleare al Ina nee semen—dolat ,geo Kotlearee's nesalet) as Saahlehmeel d li i Ls=loannat ; than bY all nottlise wrisr ibili st the a s i t Lpw s.aiirk.sart .4watc. Xr.. E. s t.a. r t w k _st Ute Ide at B. haat., E.A f• mt. the l lotto fF. 11. Croziot. IMO awl bvx se . Dental', EA of Autiol.l Male. Walter boot. of a ma sae It dr. novefoN.-0•L tt, at °while 'loam Jobaatoae. the alto of W. 14x1+. We, of a Ma. WAY 11, at Ural Jamesoeticet, Wm U. Lloyd. of a .Ivtablafi 11(111LItte074.—tke. 24 at. Sonar% Ur wile of the MI. f• 11.hertot. of • JNIAf. all EKLICIU3I.--4.101. IS, at Conea. Use ale of J. laNalmoa.E.a.og ous. Ti7lo.—O f et. tbe wife of Xt. T. Tim., of Upper Marl•.:Vostraef. rillf!or ...Imam o ww. WAIN 14W ct. 27, at Urlatort.;.:ace We.% Um J. Walt" W 02AT•f..!00 . t12, at C116.4.,w, Nr. .1...wac...a.)aa..01 a lanutte. • MARRIAGE& er.txmw—otortoa.—uc. k.. at lock, A. Dour'. ci Pahaarm. to h oly Aew, & &letter of If,, MN A. O't!cather, •A Vern Kohert. Cnst. LUG 4114-TATV.-0•1. lA. at At. Co watt flattote!•.‘ofey rAleer4 IP. of E. Wo4ures Patloc.. 146" MUSW.3I., ' toy •'Wrelne dad .lta W. Taw tea. of rotator' Loire, liatutoe.ol. SAY -Oct. alf, Ilmlseast. Church tt.. M.Fil• husruto. ekleeloau cif T. Ely. of . te A T kaauf.thloot Jaradator of the ba• T. Vr : ', Cm.. of Ahlatoue, Yut Cosati. ATT I-MOIL-Ott $l, Vetch•ahmo. Ilagtom h) the Re l. Vat& ~to. t • footettua. at littuf of O. A. Moir Sot, Mom lIAZELTON-TOOAN.-- 4 . l ct Ll', at :ocarf (Aunt ti the Re , J. Kuhl. J. Mouth; Rm.. of Lomm. t La 4, younge.: dou.:l.ter of the tate J Tomo. Vat. Mena:h. liormsti-mILLs.-6.x. 23. at Church. Cflof that. It. T. It olfmac lam of 11.11.4 V.O 1114000 5 . t , NCI.. Mks of t. o late Itejqr C. L. 11111 , . WAN .11t1;.c7. %111 Cet- DIU NT .-/CL U, at Aro 011 Me-h nFI. T Me Matra. Votille . .. to lAotwolare. Otos 11%sigottrsf 7. •lott.f. ter4. 1.1 uIL • GRATH", SA RTOR.-Get. Sk i at tar firm House. Utile Mole. MC Vier. rAl bo tr a til I Mr. R. Culnletme CLAII4-ocl. IT. at thattow. Mitt. r 14041.4 &whets of I the Lltel& Cilf t *ll.-dat la, at Plymouth. Ism Usfmltoa .olc sla. t:• 24 Mla.Mlof of Mr. F lIIKLIY-4.1m.M, at . Wein. llinsicp •A• ! :he U. Y:o! I. I'-7••YA EL-Got IT, at hurth-Wak, Imuutsotarit. M*4-0 0 . Ilaretet. O:, at hosaloo, L. ina.. EA. late A' Gi*.fity. LAMULIIT.--0e....1 o: , oatuufe. Laos. relict of W. P. L.-:. O A )112.11. 21 0 11 1 at tim' i•k..rry, Wicklow. Ms Mtge! , 0 11 1I 0 ll•-Out OA htflahuott. Mfrs' mom iris taibscr 1 % FARREL .O. No -Oat Caitou. ha. ,toss,tossa Nal xi.. J. rffkil Ittalluton. g. tool 64 Pthat.OTT.—Oot IT. at lkottltort. Elithotholii et 2. Pm** Mak of you to dottoo a linved to ';'..;" 1 1 Prteisiraiiiiiikilsied OF .Sak nb --.---- . --..- IW 6lgr aial , a ....... • mm . 4nist. la Wasgo Modes. Prif4a. ski the USsi. ha loileAr4 ....... •k• 1.1 al um sciesi 0 Initerlark—L t uhii. traals 31,1/48. g'MR 1111011111111011111 IP 111111 7 yirm Tr: al . a x=l:e . el es _._ 01 1 114 WIAM. ir t ioadoy. Tr.:IrSCTION OF 14n nos nab, Ti,fROYAL SOCIETY NI. the PROTECTION 6m :r u ts r em i etabarg e ttr in ezt i lig i • Ii N aVE ag rimettee=t i ffi : las V" mit•S reigni er m a i M w are 'Moo Ili lig orlowoleet to bojr•Sr a tfr I• ern a 1it a"1 " 1 4 147. •• " .. 1" 2-os• a b ablOna s " adslial ‘tbrotS est :It web to 111=‘• lein g id we= „ Iris Ilk Yam be e mesemem et cam Irb y et tild Ira • GYM to alma ty t t Min* to aim . y mill liSisprt• yaw o.l 4p ra w ee le * it Zth• . imiMor Or 16161.006 la men kr 11 • 1145 ...... .. tire MOMS, it OD ea . 1 0 aur =Ls disidat. or, Mile Nll=RMSThll l l amin S Vai a llt • MINNA to coattito•• Ids troy sill t• I D e timi r==..t.r.z.....i t i i riaatier is wait el MI• 3 to lit a L=. i r .di t o pg as i =si - Ir Om Mew : Now °I % erntrir m V IEW Owe Is illa ell•••••• Id a MOM Ii• MOM b• Ire a t at poost on loos. boa IL Toms —Hee 11!st Ciellerlftelelle OVUM • JUNIN s ill eris. ll ll. Eirlsettli 114 os..ML Pumas& solObri.lll, M run=t e. • Pacwast.-111. bagra Low. Im.lBo. siZf&ai...lll,3lB44.teratt • ami I=blViblamil. Pi Joreire. yea; the Treennr. or my wem►er of Ur semmateq or limo A lIIIIJEOLOOICAL INSTITUTE a unuieur MONTII7.I rag Olt Nee Ira Mks the (Aortas VSIDITS. at 11, Onld Ilreasists : Novertkvir 3, Deesto bet g i=et. The Amy lelidem .B ll% . d VS Wile ;regal Mar ttr Anneal at The tnanalail fee I St et Nei bun, in Jody. Patne—Ths Lord Siam of Saltre;ry. protium— The laths lloa. Sidney Harbert, M.P. CII mew TCCRSIL no .. g uy ALMOST WAN, Itarnarket. Oct. 23. Int& tiVAIONTOORAPHICAL SOCIETY. **PORT of the COUNCIL to • SPECIAL OINNIIAL ISO held et nreares. Amor le. 1445. frit U. T. PE LA SWIM, Pres 0.13, W.R.S.. to. la Guy Th u pritrell have mod, piateeno in asomenetne SIM bri Ch tem • sceeldsrable allittlon to the list of the mention time Or =Mil under held si romenst Boom, or Om - SW March. li m e. the amber Mie 414 c bei•l 00 - Th u are a Mr. nark. Wears ussissibe. the " I.loAtio et the Cirm VrarrivAirs. - Ire been &Sneed be tbe memberi eed et Err apia of ins volume. _obis stmoiletell erg. L . •••••••113 0 6. 1 1. 2 7. 11 pram trend vireo aressid from twordela, iir4=admisill. to Wm two lint& A AuA uE uru tutublition hav MPO been mode te theist of WY silifebb rite, shirt me nay thhity.entat In ournbrw. hut es dela sod Wlaow are yet without those hWaly valatehis eases& .rinaMe that the minter si.M ho turtle" Irwelera. c o rned ben also to esourataret• the DAM isbaglos nand ibe vaitablo entrance of Wert Oren Is the papriews id • mono- Et: of ernetrhait the whole of the lan& Mahe el dith seibures Penner SOL erbe via clay lb, of the Oireerilles clay Muria ea. ae nrieleanY Mine& Tutu vest non will require myearda of 110 pietiiiie Mew In mte. melanins ahout pkroi each. The lint Gee lewd contain of the Or oristoally undertaken by Patera? IMO, weririlaVreptilis of Or Land. fonnatios. Mr. orris ami Mr. Lyeett have =Amnion+ to prepare for the 4.4e7 mon empla of t h e weans of the aem nett Professor Jana Mania ins anketikeet Pleivatioll of • MOD. ffsen of the Babb beirmaites. Mr. Rutin lona hue in prepsesile• • tormeanah ths frail rata mai , us animal. of the efa/N. orb, ma warren& The,' relatable additions to tie SA of authors who are wining to &TOW their 110,0 and meatless te the Warns of setikmiest e Iterbiy iternoatrate the truth. tint it n ot lor am went ann. and efilaent itecrec of volition the tart of ibithh salvers sal tutu wt.,. t o s u eure to theron-K ea • highly valuable mil complete baron of the sa he tinet animals nut vont-Oleo of R ohe* Britain. Tire f o porine t. a list of the obi. of theinniopaphs whlJ boohoo% offered to be nisnanni for the !Mein, The aerbrerve of the crits formation, by Mr. S. V. Mood. The fenniorerre .4 Menai foruntioo. by Mr. S. V. W.& The shah of t C Lowito day formal.. by MrP. IL Edwards. pie brit rentilia Orem Britain. by Prof. Owen. wired ur Prof. Thar Ben so moan the ehelonions or the 1.211.1 1157. The enstaces of the L.m.loa eta.) formation. to Prof. Thomas Sell. The coats of the sianniary form:a:am of Orast Drinlik by Prof. Milne . Onania. The Shells of the Vrelb water Vormaticat shore the Crag. by Mr. J. W. Mow. The Tertiary Shelia of the Clyde, by Mr. J. Ranh , of Jordon MIL The Co-merle of the Chalk Torrostbm, by Mr. J. S. Sowerhank. The Iromily of the Martina= Limestone TormeAloo, by Mr. W. King, of Monocle. Tbe Nelemultes of the BOUM Vormations.hy Prof. Jobe Phillips. TM Vora TeStaoell of the Oyer polite, by Mr. MoM. anti Mr. Lynl4 the porn Entairunrecno Animal. of the Chalk. Gault, sod Omen lord lonnations, be Mr. Rupert Joan. It. T. D 6 LA HEMS. - - - - PO A l'Ult CHASER'S T ray. Nowa NOSES. 't deans A humble lithme each aa don mine ; Now VOA% tbe min miasma I maks To follow In Few posth wake. Tor, themes I Met prober to be • real the Int degree, I *lnk Ewe 4.4 sufildeet tart To te2 the wititle how you art. Asa hem a complit le awe- Rowdy. that oil l i i my trio. You, Nan% MusES, 1 •ould choose To weepy my hrtrable name ; Noe toad I think of duller he. Os Woking at your WINTER DRESS. The DM new owereont I boudht I. rod In e'..th, and firmly wrmtifit And then the .1)1 which k dhe1...0. Doe. mills to yue. NOSES ; Awl this apolter to all the red, The test. the trWtTP. and the ere. I weld the bmlnnt OM I howebt Ma, lUole*4 the way War kw seamen : And rwsW. Marra. NOSES, Oat MY 2'41.'1.4 4r:7Tel RATS. Awl thoetrh slot a man Jet Petters I do immune. pm Ileybrate batten; Tour MD me Itno. though Ildbt. lf not, 1 edretbily dein know what's what. And If not MOM and line. hale notblna Iludihra.tle ; NOSEP. me no Mims, With referetwe to your HooTA AND 411.1E1. Tim re flood to style, make and luMhar, the.. I lito them altovether : I Wmeht a ta1r,....4 wit month. back, Which never yet ham IiNANO a crack; /I) lad) mw the mine .1 here. "I ra.' CI INVER PURR. Re bie me my she wryer mom A "mu, inantni. muff, or boa; to ly often tell. me, Sim M...);+ add Soh. , are famous fare Nor 10 our nett H ll•di..•to With reference to .. lour OSIERY. The quality of kWh a mock Is towhees nobody wen wee. I ebb 1 d went to call attstaibm Mom fully to the , good. I mention, I m meek mrl.l4ed at white rola Foe the • end MI the in Yid. In trade; (hemmer mad quality I god A t h.t.ildt.ionent ; Awl while this wind* db.clowy. IU be A crwrommt TI) MOSES. Aow week entitled • The TroWur, of Tame. metal:See a &MIMI 164 , •1 tette• for mob denartroest. With full direetion. for self warsome. meat may M bad ma septleetiow, or forwarded root IMO. ILIMPT BUM. 50)0 10 !14.001. L s et Aetraew sad IrtwOw Cal% Asthma and Winter caw. le el theme , egfee fres 9 hi all the Dewed !tyke. Cherwell/Id sod Codeine. feoY . 1 f WON awl every Om of rover watt= 13 1 I • . •is • The Trunk.? 15 • , el i i keie hi mms ""l cre=le .. • n 6 Bearer ......... , I • • Didway.. I • / 1 2 0 F AO= rerbsiiitiMiMik ; ED"... • • I4 0 11Y 0 Doodde .... Menem Ned Mato Ta b. 0 e 115 0 Drees I • 4 Rog. ellifikal.l%matriej .. • II • old I Hem s 1 • 6 Yeendet te extest at dee 'mdse. A mil of delfts earlobe 10e. Neelerk-The Sheol Duet, ISS. Menem le ow Miele with emir sera/ of the miaow anhehet Iwerve.-11 ay ankle perchtuied, eoeotrweede. er VI& I • if not m.prowed of, will be eacherreed., ed. II Irlfwfwed. the wao, 10- tamed- IL NOSES and SON. Tallowy. Ireetheakepare. maser.. MAW% Meier.. Turner, Howe and sboaseskon. awl Generd Outdrew, One ladles awl Ottetemen, 164. 114 and 157. Mlnuriew. end 00. 01. lit and W. Akrwir. city. Leedom. CaeUrrn.-N. NOSILY and RON TWOS Myhre Mid the PAW manna Inumettom: but here Iserned tam tobliood Ofittne eoeseetwi web them et le the wee emoted to re uswity twerwoolo. sad roe obvious remene. have se 0011111021011 with may abut IMAM la yit wit of Lorre% and thaw who &who minuet e A li m eterwe ft elethire. l. ~ aa. cheuld mll at or yawl to the Mloorke and le *sal from ...meet Tithe 1111 smart Retarded'. when qu.ln. w I. resumed m Lt *riper. --- - - - IRON BEIRA/IAM and CHILDREN'S COTS.— • .Irs Wag imparlaggit of thus liodstrade In Ina sad hew. firma I. sad Coto front Ma meta Sued ant. 4ovetellielna and Went tarklag, sal ea** frew w screen, war. or pine. is u:.l tiA LE at the shwegwern...4 WILLIAM & BURTON ilate lilpon Bwtoni. 02fortletre,t .o.rnor of Nonawatreeti. sad No. I, Newman...meet, whiett are the IsrAW 1. IM wotal • where my she he men thin Pleat Illobsellree. or limy Iwo Sorting Mol t wltldh Is spendable alike to Ilea aol wooden loteAsolw. It Ws Iwo owed. es se aeolller7 to Probst r..t : ouwrior own to the water•ted. William S. aortae alio minium common iron 1.1.4wel at Ma earia—Detelled eMalereoli //MOO. 'Taiga. .4 every Waco..nem article. art IPer IMP trio THE MOSTAPPROVED ffiVEB.—Tba do wand for the cnrNa sa4 VW.WIA PrOVIM fiewreletir tweeted. Atli natmetrie nashatc.l. and siestas. laving heen mold left rwoott •la alp...ward.. of It Mo., Omagh the PP 1F=4 . 6M ., bone es of their iwenni natty ^ P. lit' II be. neseeed roull4ence rgeogagor.."!lio 4 •orn l"r ek.mituww. steamer, arid mktg. liming the lest no Tool been fouad MTN/ dgreat rufous is the belga." *IL MIA: a Isidore teraperature Wu...aghast the .lay • toor 'apply .4 fuel. silt s 4 aticotion.—Partlwears !with ~ hm hew elf lash of Enelea.4. I...•hre fn unit, ; : KUM nr minima& be., from lih. tech.—Witham ;il. Bltrlwr Lt. Iliwwort awl Illirwar Work of general ftinalehatimattneal v . g_r literally the largest ta the world. aid purchoons era v 11.14, la. .' stmt. sans of Newnewstrect ; seal No. I. Netna.le: otr.:et. Ergatalrbol irgliaatrart lal& Jarrett Meat Tod. lo Pa raded 100. LAMPS of ail SORTS and PATTERNS.—Tha han.4. a. writ s. diroiret4. dranebars4 of PALMER, at Awn' 311 sad odor CA ; lamepalae. Aram& and , ^ l rx LAY VV. • WI to lard anon rtentadr. aad d the awed and Iraq roehereb* Anna. Heinanian arValmla dos. Of 1,3; ter mantle, eN 'CV,: la at 111 Lid* II I. NV RV", Ado Wpm' and Ihrtettl. Onfordotrod, eurner d 11.netneortreat. sad In, 1. elonaierttod. oben ail tan aosettlea its row NOW at from 1. 0 lo Pld non mar any brut, rdtb oboe osality rod dela Ira Vgadige onasted " Ps/marl AL pet r ede gar L ". Vantoidoe. Is reakd min an hi pee Iriall=ot. TM looney tattooed foe ware meads sal awiagvaa. Id* eavatineroent .pee pot' fron 2 f=rad Walltotraet A.D. ICA DAVIES'S CANDLES. AK nid. sad 6d. per lb. -as vat ; etropnetts. , . and ; eandka.l..; emir% 'rm.'. s&;llite ran. ta 10d. snaparoat wax. In too wan, t", • .perm esidlra, r.d. and In Id. ; TEL mod sto to r t and An pet 111 lba. ; Riders. ern. Ma.. and AV. ; tiidrM qty la ad. we packet: brows wirdere, D. Pd.: Fore. St. ; almond, Z. Amen all. 71. Id par *Soo ; who : teal, _ 44. • Vador vv.:4.114r, h. regis.; OIL lee e,att .t ['AV lAN'S ertaliPted same. 0 3. et. Dart', edam lE sport or come sal DI a.p owe at bur Om 'fIAILLNII ROYAL TAUNT (071 MIL m i. ina m ins* ltt ANnuar ai rm 9 ,0 „, .. The yespeslak ba lie seem Ite ••••• 14 . - - • teat " .h=r. 7 7l4"J= is woe% la ow mei Tee re= i tig W ill 17 .. 174 a re. railed d . . 1 . 1 =r.; mai le, V& ledusearZer le= P me: t wo iaw ee= a mei by Iffis • teillig sob% eat ye Sig Ileet • T=Yeen ...tif .3„...... OM•11114111fte=11111111110 egret. Je ih ig mb ' Niels ter sets tka th : 4 0 :6 72== . 1 1 16 . 1 7. 2 7= 0 : , amite...l3 4 ••• ray= a dieene le=oi foe met maw ...7 W i e =eg 1110111, DeIl• Ifforei=l3s • mini yroverleg reeesed : =4 Is s yeee si rerw= ••• Ai rfteL i my. " AtiiiiCiattas. 1.11. X. " Loewe, es Obewillry la Gefe IloreiteL " Obieeleel labeesiery, Oare neepleal. Mx.% lOW MCI __ .-IX- -- _VIM? OP "DAMN'. ROYAL PATIO? MM. - IWlrirwart. frlEig:" Dttw "ll4l th.t1a. j."1 % 84114.44:111. 111 . to. it Mee, be., Bse. pea. o. A • d. 110.110F® ROll4l. Saks ... .... .. 0 9to 1 2 edema' grorrit. 710 e liorlidea .. 1 4to 1 e per OA A A. Doerr . .010tol 4 .. 010 leach . ....... 011 to 1 4 ♦on ala yst2 B ....... 1 2 o.6 V i edir Softer I 1 :2 , 1 1: Ma& I I Moro . ... . 1 8 t.l 10 . - 1 8 Mr Oro 110 . ffirl Illrli la 21b. r =86_._MIIS 180 46884.1 4 . 1:111:= am al trollord to irstantra two lie or dregs b rode he dr : rem*area *Mee 111 • .. 9a tel. dre sorer st Naar tat On room Win a . a. W. Toznera wry dorm erl ezahor ribs, rii Tv* eilii iiiiii iii iiiiriiii i iiiiiii i iiiiiiiii ft ' " DA owl COD PA d irgOire:ltb a late i nt It, rt," 4 . YARD •f .m..7 sisses . ird s te pis graft• Train a. Zr. w a Adore dolld.R 080 : 11 89 , W to tho eat to *arra the Lee cd Mr SOYA/. PA P ROC tor roroilas sod rovloriat =dbl. ------.- P P ' II! )RESENTB for W DINGS. BIRTH-DAYS, and an TESTIVALS. FLUX BUDIIERLYE ART /AEU FACTURES. Maimed avant MALICIA hdiebh. artiste, executed hy the GM Englidi wasetatewiets, sad mold by an reigisetahle &awe latee. sod country •••• milw utracoTn GLASS at. Rolgrave, SPILL CASE, - Cala& at a Bon fire 1.1. 808, 3a. and upward. EALTCELLAR, in ghetto metal. ornaineuted with aMftpe and ma wed; with Swoon. Stia. Me pair. SALAD SPOON and PORK, In carved wood. Z 2 b.IM Pair: WIRY and giver at rations ides.. BREAD-KNITS. thmial wood handle, 14 ; mend hoc handle,2l. and ERICArritTT la wad wood. 214. to C.; poreeleht. 12.. to CREEirelgrift 3. Wi th www*Amtod WWI. 17a.: Rom bindle. Pfs. CiIEYME.DIOII, wtth wog -weed herder. 12. and upwards. RUTTEE.DISII In erred-wood. with Ihdag of Maw or china. eu litrrTvat.KN int wida caned-wood handle ...I plated 1dat1e.62.; from handle and silver Mide, 12. CARVING KNIFE sod FORK. wooden handle. carved with dace. Mad, the pair. FISH EATING.KNIFE, at mime petrel FISH CARVING-KNIFE and FORK. • In *Byer and plated metal. 10e.. and BEER JUO. '"& ard llop Sher ID. J. Towneandl. Igo.; with ad. animal figure. kit. MATER JUG. In enarnencil Mae. /1 If., and mane!. la Ited. Ran, A.K.A. GOBLET. 1.. match. lie. It ATER and TUMBLER. In enamelled glom IT. 6d. • MUSTARD POT, • The Bitten Tongue. - U. Partan. gat: and in metal. • SALTCELLAR. In earthenware. A d4phis with a Moll. 7. Id. the pmb. CAMELLIA TEAPOT, in Britannia metal. vurmounted Patina Igor. Ede. ; In elver, 20 guineas; or plated metal. 10. at. Red gee ve. A.R.A.I A TEA.CADDY, in wool. at neon , prima. A TE.4CA PPE oroux, in plated metal. S. 1.1.; In hirer, ,E 3 10a. CREAM JUG, in opal gbh., and upward. ; in Pariah, 1.. 6d. MINI TRAY, In MOM ache AYEA•it KII 6 and upward. DECANTERS In enantelled colours IR. Itedgrave. A.K.A.). LiIa the pair. WINE GLASS. in enamelled colours, Rd. CHAMPAGNE GLASS, " RnbMn Rumba, - =smelled In adman and engraved. 111..1. Townsendl Vachon whim DER 4 ERT KNIVES and FORKS. with colourel lug currant. cherrlev, Iliberts,mapherticv.win*l4.rtice, au papal Platel blade. Pe, each. • INTAOR DECA %TER STOPPERS. in silver and in *Retro gilt, at van.. mime I. Horsley.) CAN DLESTICRS.—The oak-le . china, St-Acted by 11. J. Townie ea& 16s. the per. MATCHBOX. "TM Kotaim. Tomb," In Partin,. price. 3s. 11l FLOW Eit VISE IR. Itedgrave. A.K.A.), in Paltllll. adr. ; coloured De 42. l a ket INKSTAND, In porcelain gem. =1 13.. and upwards. BRIDE'S INKSTAND. In River mil In elect," ell, at various prima; in broom. Mt 6i. and upward., with marble taus. RIMING CHILDREN. paper weight to match, in Palm; 151. PAPER KNIPE, to match, with gilt blade, In tearoom eau. PM and upward. AIteIIITECTUR AL TRUSSES. in Terra Cotta .1. Bell O each. SHAYING•PoT. in earthenware. "Herne bearded sad boirdime," M. awl upward. Nth awl brow. S. CERREItUti. in door porta. In Irma. • PAPER to bang Pleturte ERACKETS. In carved weval, lir a. the pair. and upwards. PAPIER-MACRE CLOGI.O AM:. at nachos prima /MS ,••••all• r. THR 111tEEK ELATE, s slataette. by Illrsos Power. in 4.4 EH 4 KSPEARL stataitte, In fur, L 3 ; to Breen. ' Pau. J. Dent TRAUEDY sad CONRDY.Watnettse. In Paean. each LIU u. Real USA AND TUE LION, s statuette IJ. 11, In Parise. LI Is. sad In brown. BROTHEA. a statuette (J. MP, Is Psalm l. L 2 11a ; sad la oese..C26 S. ROTH DA, a statuette (J. Rai. companion Sta Dorothea; In Perna, 124. PRAT ER. • listeeSto (J. Bells, In panful, se sash adored lase, NA THE BELIE/. a statuette (J. Belli, In Paean, 245.; or with co loured lase, Stla INFANT murrrxe (IL J. Tose:vend% a talteellar In Parte.. Ils.; la Weer and In clestr... at sellout place& Jun ready. CHARITY. a atateette. M t:ir R Wautesentt. TnE !intim. Naha VT the make. In Terrs coca life use, I. fOr R. Wultrwaestt. The " UNA - ligtoOCll. Pastan 'I geld. The " DORoTHEA" BROOCH. Parise sad gold. The CUPID ItRoOCII, " The Seale Illwer, - byJ Nell. Intron—.t NIGHT LAMP; A TH AT STAND; A CELLARIUT: A WIDNISOARD ; TEA-CRN ; TEA sal COFFEE POT; BEER JIM. Be. A CATALOGUE. with twerdeteur desks...et% Sy Jowl* nimbi), IP. Old Ileadwtresa. on Mist ailing 10.tsgsi Amnia. Country cakes sassuled as 1101114 eta Parneek..osis. I _ dMPORTANT CAUTION.-A. ROWLAND WIC 10, litattosoreles. Leedom, bee to assetina themonetyoril moshist being wheal by the attempt.. of gone thioteopera wit f their tom manufacture, gins the Wes of • Mae 01171 V; ' ," and •• Oilt to steno under the Implied ianctiora royalty the rwer ey copy nment ' Aciartniento. with similar attempts at dr 411.1ke • wbils tool the taheir. Nl* advertheineetc, awl towline. Weis fictitious woos sod addreme Mr the of th e The only genuine ACASSAR OIL, K ALT earl ...ONTO are ROWLA laf nod the wrapper of WA at mob bon th e name of " Remised, preceding that of the article. with thrir threaten at the foot. Israeli*. thus, " A. MOWLARD a iIONS." .-2101.1 , ty Norio. am I try an climate . sad perform. moßnorre PILLIL—The GUINEA TRADE sod CIIILTT et DOCTORS le DANGER. Sift,—We amp and you at samar to the doctor. of the " Dlsnotat " nemisper. sal barely eall public to notice partkolarly what their minter we be on the of Mary am sad bliary-Ame Dore. Let the eyes of the world be mass. tbon, as repeds that can. They bane a week to emitter their lessee. — de as. dr. Warm he., Ten 'inserts ..11 Tea Barri:di CoLleGl of lllALTll.—Nevrneu. Logsdon, October 2 lasiANSWER TO THE DOCTOR-CORRESPONDENT OP " TUE DISPATCH" Or ocroemot n. Sta e —ln answer to par article we are decidedly of opinion that both Robert Scott and John Abbott died before their time. liter each bad fart, drops of Laudanum given them every hour. and we 111. 1 to o so mas ern. whether It IA prosible for any human behur to stab! such nes Pried dad of that nareolle pd•on. We might retort and .y. This (briers alsitation lad aided forth the whole tribe of doctors, who upset to pocket fees fnm that . poor deludol Persons In the country might wonder who the inernhers of the Royal Colkare of Phydelans are. and In Oder disabuse their minds upon the guld e n, ow me. m tell them that the Royal College of Physicians I' a pri vate how Aaroling !a East. a darkdooking house. with few Ma& pillars before the door, and rtswitne aMer opposite the Koval Academy of Arts. and ocempinl by Imprmow. who kyle thenweirea cloche.. some of whom practise ineenerion. others homeopathy, others hydropatby. and others put their dhpistlng and immoral advertbee mots In tbe newswire's. and none of whom agree czeopt In drawing fors fr.. the pockets of their 11,11311.1 mistime Thaw Impostors ssy that M , irlson •• plits are I ad, bocawe peoide get well under their we. and prereut the full swing of the "manntrade." Thaw linpostortalso kill peopk by hureireds—they pooldrely whoa them with abode, plank mid. laudanum, and the Minar dewily poisons; but then the pee blial public, who arc not up to their dolma., fancy are thatw ally their m seta ' User die of natural death, whilst In ot fact they a , awed. Yet the members of the Royal College of PhWiciaos.sith the kawelolee of thin fad .tarlN the. In the •faun. actually recommend bradanum as a cure for the cholera. I inpudrenee rift no further go. - We therefore "tamp these doctors se Harr, and defy them to prove that thele ease o.f ehbra M. ever Imo eursal bt lauelanuni, 4' any other r poisons. The statement i + without a Mein* of foundation. The • of doctor.. owls as pried., a:4l. Melanin', and arsenic. ha. maller oak. It he to kill people. and they will do that if the pre scriptions are attended to with extraordinary Minty." Laudanum," webs thrift Ignorant vesicular to the " iv the bed thine that can he Whim" indeed ! Now. 'Mead of Mae the Mot thine In the cane , of lobort Peon awl Jan Abbott, It the key worst poison to em. Phil. awl forty drop. each every hour wan too large • dose. in the fart gime two mene deaths andicically Weide, The cam wee ea ordluary See Si Lellyaebe. *hire the doctors immediately di.ifical with the term cholera," and oihrht have been cured with a few bO•k iLori of Mori min. Pllls.whieh wou'd hare tiornsad the men* inri.ka.and health ml Ills meld hart been the certain result, We might enbrge utrun this Md.:et to .how how necessary It le at all times, In onler to •ave human life. not s e mee t to maims an laudh mm. 'mole itc6l. kb, Wiesen. team of mom. WPC or of th e slighter. pretend. ro uriolge know. full weft that a measure of a really niodkino. like Modems Universal Medicine which ndeuhtel to cure the wog trivial cold disorder. will also nave life In the 'wed demette rase-. Tliese doctors of the Col late of Pti,km. are a set of lonorant stupid bloethewb ! Tbetrs ie Indeed a MINA simulation ; they bore no re.mrd for the pubik breath. on witness the inanclina with the knife and the I olsoris dace as meg. sines to the poor In the hospitals, to order that the students who pay so much a month to tbe professes may Mumma the dlsenstin opwatliras soil experiments The. , take arlralltalV of a temporary visitor. armed with dleeme. to frighten phi& to the Ent in tame and then chip an ettin s avither over them la tie best. In the Main some deedly and sitUe as laudanum prussic add. or arable! w. row+ for the dortor correspondent of "The Dbinteb." sew. at roe.rds the new of cholera win .a hare been pulardoeti hy the mina, c o ven of Health not, being really eases of cholera. We can only my that the beetle. who were eon , ' are the te.t ju.l4es of what tierT were mad of According to Mr. tilettv I Gardner. ktter In the reeks paninhlet, they were dyihr by Maumee In Nooks of the Cholera, sod Use Praxis doctors who were there at the time must hare believed them to he cholera mes, or they word., lit bane been so melon , to °bath DI orbon's Pt& at any prim. Reshltsi, we hare No ea.re of Thome White Wm In London, barked by the evMenee of Mr. J. Rabb. our reimected agent residing at No 7 , 1 New . nevi. St. °ensue: , bit. What does ofd,MontDispatch " ti that of end that ils angenters As rminl. the Withal Calks° of Health Mar a private Mum we bare to inform the doctor cotewpondent that throw Mier We 11NT1114.1, taus n as IfYields. "who see es. from atroelielerialkir:ll..thz-mtr who g e l eWci In the throe! of v , Jtolees of Doetort, where aothate reigns Mt meconfam coemlen • cadoemded. How la it that the doctor mrespondent of Illepatele - did not copy that part of the letter Vlb.T.ln sea offer t h. n n.:l in poor for outline Oh ! that bled suit Ids beet. A. -- boce Kit tea. the , loctureorropotakat dll not take notice .4 the cooed hoer ogeo. :,• Ann Imre. oboe cl,hi was psdwinni • e k e ei and the minx ot wilful woria laid to the doer of the eh, was nearly _clog co the scaffold for it t Carr ri,,,Orr en than that. we mit? We .ball me what answer fire ,▪ i w w.per.,p, lawn elves there queetiolav—ke UMW. of the weiN b . op,. b h. , also remeniler the niuth metatimadamMaadtkat there Is met a iblisit as alio.__WoljorloPt .old PtY* la MOM. Is ramenbol as • edam. %N o la n.. out M miff Ann Dom = e a the throb t it of _ Uremia it .2 foe ems ke a t h e e 1.,. vit. doctors ; the blood des amtka ie epos them. en Morison% Mb hone alw.M. data good. mlO who doctors WO been caftel la and even their lattiholla to roods MONA, as they mil it. They' killed the leas e s. sn: Ibe Impiebacce to or tit wce Herben s Pdb All bygeists knus7 title to be lilt bet- They Iwo we wilful t a rn tanion7 in the matter. sod might to bare for it.—THE HEM twits BRITISH COL- MirtrrlALTH.—Lowlob tue • Tema* of Manilas, who an, 1.. te into] In exMy - TM doctor correnAutesr. If be piewte, hare wattarow. a the artarld. =nes sad (frixto 179.] LONDON, TUESDAY, OCT. 31, 1848. [THREEPENCE. DAILY NEWS and EXPRESS. PARIS. — 11 INGI.IIIII 0112-0116 0161066. 16166—Nr. DV BERN V. trapTitSINtriaZIWIIVAN T, I W 011.1071 and URI AOlirP. WM the or inipany 1111111 awl lia m (rlr ol MOIR 11 sad RVIIIIIO MM. mem .Pa slin o m l 9 ll ll lll6 1166601641 Mill= iM *s 0111 t. IN of V 14/. Mr. Vs lowirly elm umawbion 63 /6606•61foriord adiveVo. =Ws to skier at sbe Mow leueuri. TO ALL WHO AM. THE GARDEN ' C CULTURAL crlis HORTICULTURAL PAI Of RATUZDAT. Oct. Marra GLIDER& HRONICLE sad AGRI . OLEITTII MT edited b, Prat. UMW) fd.aoedmar iMria as MOM, =C I W Y:r MiliMEL iti lortag Modelleb. = ft robr i v• Oreke. bettlwalbeal cu g tig Oedema aides oesbabis Clekipsetuo, Pymbetatto. steak. by Codes la Modoe Cerny" block. sad btrds Ibteeetico. by Mr. T. C. Moot. deplored the painful necessity, had not, he said, an swered the purpose Ihr arihich it was intended—that is, the satisfaction of engagements, since the amount of the capitol =vested had not base repaid. The ob ject of the new project was to repair that injustice, by reimbursing the whole amount at the =vestments. Nothing forth= marred of the lent interest. P.& I have just assertained that a telegrephio dispatch has been received by M. &aide, this after neon, from Vienna, bat I have not been able to comer twin its contents. It is more than probable that it announces the capitulation of the Aumrisn capital. viaso cer. Nor Lass. Ibis our One, 44 ; rad par Orr.. N le; Last Um , 116 40; use, -i v = Men 1 3 40. 771; M. 164776; Do. Maw, —; Ds. MOS 71; Mon la" Lai % . ; Warm so en ;1 7 / 1 4,11 ir21300; kishesa is days. ! den amel Odom. On 10; Pails sod ZOOM. 11•0; Roden and Havre. —• Avignon mid illararillan FS; Olzealinarg and ear. —; °Mrs Aimee Oa ; Masa and Doalaszo, —; Deadiays, 266 76; /for* ISO hod% Wee Mr erhir 37 a.. N. i . risk Is Mr^ ri l emilsos =LIZA. roolio_447l l 7k irst Pi= . M. C. A. A. 1 WNW/ { 1 it l V. elea.= 7lBl*w ar pewee% MK elf !me Amite a 4 1 / 6 : ~.. ee . lekeit . Swig .7 Ir. o. Wi lda,. : 'Tha Tee=bed glai rea= "*" Tremolo= =Memo =de ad cholas Vim est of loon I , l= =lir. Marla Waterton .=n....z. By Mt. IL Dav= wolob. to Mil Pamir/10MA .I=lll st• Mr Mr. IL estrzat..°l°pla*MAZalaw. Too& is Ftdi MS free u ?"+. grill for Yr . J. awn livir.w.atater. ""r oropkrymont of. By Xt. Miramar Moho of dossocrotion of - -7- 07 4179— " - Maeda. dap. By lin J. PTI _-4nul Milk 11 ulterrles to fruit Naphtha. effect of. on vlante Paint foe iron hurdles The GARDEN EU' cnaosi urn% coutair..th &Ruske to I lane. end rholthheid prime, with r seed market& and it oomPletw on ell the Wanseetloes of the meet. ilieherthetneeto, S. Upper Welling Our Madrid correspondent, writing on the 25th jut., says The Spanish owed it Perpireass reports to the foreign minister that 40 %milli ealgranto had been sent into the interior bi the Nies& authorities. Assess thew Wen ESCMITII, Bewon. sod UM= de Le NUM, WWI, on the 17th, were seagewhely essadested by geese d'arase to wards Chewiest Masts Nene). A aseselsrable media with the NAOS leek ilse en the 206 at Aloes, le ite peerless of Ahessle. Thom while the bind et the Cabseilla Rubio was lb Asa Amy were attested by the alms et Taste, sal Noises west with sward sews poised', A Allele, A emeebsees el the Omits, taissiiss Ate Oudalazars. Abele le beitney to Onettalaarre„ eel a earsky deeoa Mom, Oct. 2L— es peed^ 12J-16 peer; after 8010, 164 sash. Firs prr Onds. men 3.1 G ash. Pillarna, St peer ; aka Belem ash. Caspess i paper. Bank at Bt. Ferdinand, 4o sada issnoWs an Lsaanyledays. 411 Br cash. LII and AGORl CU oventianitLTUßAhoy,.L GA aho,. the s. Mark. tram the potato. but. hat. and gaper, with a Kodenaed account a Mar of any aittrweirlat —Unica tot a-Week CowittVgaMes. Localon. Noss* reedy. mat ORNAMENTAL sad DOM ci atlC POULTRY ; tir GB** and Management. IV the ler. Sperry Seat Duos, 11. A.. Beater of Ike with Kandek. The Birt% treated of SIMI :.- The Mute Sear The Baniatio Goose The Goltieu awl Silver The Crania Goose The Brent Goose Hamburg Fowls The 1131kkult or Baps The Turkey The Cuelmo Yowl (loose The Pea Fold The Blue Dun Fowl The Musk Puck lie Fowl In go- The Lark crested Fowl The (kelt:him Goose feral The Poland Fool The White Pronted or The Guinea Fowl Bantam Yowls iu lsalflu .t iugtiosse The Spanish Yowl The Rumple+ Fowl The spiNkissi Beduins The Silky anti NW. The T and Ita mu- Theenettin.Chinaßowl Yowls green The Malay Feel The Trirstol or Trlos• The MbiteehluaGmse The Meant Malay toed Feels. The Tame Inset Soul The Demonic Gomm The Game Teel Published W Jaunts Mattheek at the office of the " Gardeners' Chrontele and Apleultural Beagle; L Vet* Wellingine•Gfeek Co. matbgartlen ; sal may he ordered of any I...atelier. W HAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; with Net Tanta for sO Complaint& By IL J. C1.4•11111OLL. M.R.0.d.. L.A.C.. to. COIRINTII.iIOW to immure ported digowlen. trauguil feelings. good eight avert. s dear head, and a roatent."l mind. By an olrwrranve of dm lenniedoes berela emtalowl. rho feeble, the nerroudy ems to the N. ,Wheat Oullttltutl.ro, may matinee the KlVitteAt &MOM of ;Anoka hag , tome, sad each In hetith the heat pone l of life allotted to tom. To he and of aberwood. 11. Pstersoner row ; Camas°. 147. neon Omit ; Maas. 39. Corehlll : Naloon.4o. Moot fitted or tined team the anther. le. Arm:Weise& fideennotreet. ~~~~~ LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, Mognar, 6.30 P.N. The journals are filled with comments on the candi dateehip of Prince Louis Napoleon, the violence of which indicates the degree of certainty which attend. his success. I take the following from La Prase : All kinds of means are resorted to for the purpose of pre venting the election of M. Louis Bonaparte, thus proving to what extent he is feared. Thus there has been reprinted and placarded on the walls the article which the Prone published on the Bth August, 1840, on kayoing the news of the landing at Boulogne, an article in which it blamed that attempt very severely. This is a mameuvre in war of which we make no complaist, but the contrary, for it will be an additional motive for our contributing to the success of this esannee, the only issue for France from that dilemma into whisk the National has thrown her. Yesterday morning, the Democratie Pecs:flow quoted passages from a letter read by M. Louis Napoleon to the jury on the trial at Strasbourg, in which he speaks of the clemency and generosity of Louis Philippe, dwellir g with affectation on those words. What conclusion does it meta I. draw from them? Is it an objec tion it intends to raise against the candidateship of General Cavaigaae, because in his letters to Marshal Souk be ex premed himself with effusion on the kindness of the king, and particularly in September, 1844, when the king had the goodness to promote him to the rink of nasjorgentral ? The last reproach we shall ever east aim General Cavaignac wi,l be that of having shown Monett too grateful. Within the jut two days, the candidateship of General Changarnier has assumed an improved aspect. It is now said that he will have the support of a large portion of the legitimist., and of the old conservative party. A congress of provincial journalists of La Vendee and Brittany is about to be held at Nantes, for the purpose of promoting his can didateship. Another congress of the provincial press is about to be held at Paris. The candidate which it will adopt will be either Gan. Changarnier or Gen. Bugeand. The government is making strenuous efforts to promote the election of General Cavaignac. To morrow or next day the Conititutionnel will announce that M. aims declines the candidateship for the pre sidency ; this journal, it is understood, has decided to support the claim of General Cavaignac. Nothing can exceed the exasperation of the govern meat party, the republicans of the veille, and the ultra democrats, at the certainty which attends the success of Prince Louie, and at the mart ed favour with which the announcement of the candidateship of General Changarnier is regarded. Open threats are made by the Moutain, that if any such returns take place, they will appeal to tho streets, when the fate of the Republic will be settled. If Prince Louis should be returned, a coup cretat on the part of the government is spoken of, which would be executed by Generals Cavaignac and Lamoricierc, with the aid of tho army. Such an attempt, however, is in the last degree improbable, for it is well known that the great bulk of the army is Bonapartist. Among the efforts made by his subordinates to promote the election of General Cavaignac, is one perpetrated to-day. They have got an " eloye," as it is called here, written upon their leader, of which 100,000 copies have been printed at the public ex penee, to be circulated among the army and in the departments. - - M. Passy, ex-peer of France, and former minister under Lours Philippe, has just left for Burgundy, where he has property, for the purpose of supporting the candidateship of Prince Luis. It is said that this candidateship has the countenance of M. Guizr. The Preset sty.: "We learn that on being ques tioned by his political friends in London, M. Guicot did not hesitate to express himself on the candidate ship of M. Louis Napoleon to the presidency of the republic in nearly the same terms as those which the Breese has employed in its articles." The Bien Public has an article on M. Lamartine, in which it says: The Preen has thus characterised the different ertididates I for the presidentship of the republic: General Cavaitnat is 1 the incarnation of the National; M Lamartine is imam- ! tine ;M. dru Pe llin, intimidation ;M. Thins, intervention ; Marshal Bugeaud, arbitrary rule ; M. Louis Napoleon. the future. 01 all these appreciations, we see only one which aprears to as j ust and abs Intely true ; viz., M. l.amartine is moderation. Yee. All Franco admits the truth of that declaration. Far the fifteen years that this illustrious states- man has been in political life, there is not one word nor act of his that has not been a pledge of moderation. Modcrati4n is in our eye the very firs! quality of a statesman. Pirtron is required ti effect a revolmion, moderation to organise it. ' Feast is the fever of the mind ; moderation is the power of 11 reason and the forte of conscience. It is said that a negotiation has been opened with the Bank of France to make • lola to Mares ilks of three millions, which that city has been authorised by the National Assembly to borrow. As the Assem bly has also authorised several other towns to raise loans, and as capitalists are not disposed to make advances on the terms prescribed by the Assembly, the shareholders of the bank fear that similar claims may be multiplied, and may be presented with a sat of moral compulsion. This has created some alarm. The Assembly to-day commenced the discussion of the budget ; and M. Trouve Chauvel, the new Minis ter of Finance, delivered his first ministerial speech, but in so low a tone as to be hardly audible, in pro posing his project in favour of the holders of treasury bonds and depositors in the saving banks. The de cree of the 3rd of July, of which hie predmoor had ITALY. The Republicano of Lugano, of the 23rd,'persists in declaring that the blockade of the Tessin, ordered by Radetzky, still subsists. The Sicilian parliament hu decreed the suspeneion of the duty on gunpowder and saltpetre, and reduced by oneosixth that upon corn. Advice. hum Rome of the 19th of October, says the papal government has engaged 2,000 Swiss for three years. They will arrive in a month. The Piedmontsse minister at Rome hu demanded of our goverumcnt, what would be its attitude in cue the Sardinian army should cross the Moine. He was answered, that it would be extremely difficult to reply to Each a question. RIVER FLATE.—Metter from Monte Video of August 22, says " Colon* the Nees& town in this republic, and which was bombarded and taken by the combined English and French squadrons at the beginning of the in tervention, has again fallen into the hands of the Blame* (the besieging army) by treachery from within. I have not beard full particalan, lout it is known that a great many of the inhabitants have lost their lives, being drowned la en deavouring to go; on board the French man-of-war. The French steamer Fulton has just arrived from the scene of war. It should be mentioned that Colman was evacuated by the English soon after Sir Thomas Herbert's secession to the command. lie has now despatched the Harpy and Griffin thither, no doubt to afford protection to the British residents, such as may have escaped or are alive. British property was pillaged to a large extent en the eon- Ginn of Culonia being bombarded by the English and French; whatever then remained or has due accumulated will not fare any better sow." MARTINIQUE AND GUADALOUPE.—The Journal do liner, bas the following relative I. the above Wands When the last accounts left order prevailed, and seemed likely to continuo to prevail, in our colonies. The authorities have adopted, with regard to Martinique, such measures ea were Ica, sines loudly called for. Numerous decrees had been issued against the robbery and illegal nut patina of the house of the proprietors by the emancipated 1 slaves. Other no lam important weesures had been taken relative to the bearing of anal, and the tax on spirits which lee been greatly nursed. These two last measures are especially elnuneadalge, the former because it will tend to lessen an abuse which bee hitherto constantly threatened the public sethuity, and has often an the meet frivolous grounds led to the perpetration of sanguinary deeds; the latter because it will haw the effect of restraining the con sumption of strong liquors manufactured in the country. These last measures apply, equally to Martinique and Guadeloupe. Some slight disturbances had taken place at Buse-Terre and at Pointe a-Pity.. IRELAND. DUBLIN, MONDAY Bvasmo. The commission, I have been assured this afternoon, will adjourn, at its close, to the 12th December. Within that time the ordinary business of the term, including the discussion and decision on the writ of error, so far as it may be done in Ireland, will have, in all likelihood, concluded. Mr. O'Doherty's trial proceeds to-day, and the case for the crown will probably close this evening. As the public have had his case twice before them already, I shall only remind them, at present,that Mr. O'Dohet ty was a writer and proprietor of the Tribune, in which journal the articles containing the felony with which he is charged appeared from time to time. Two juries have disagreed respecting his guilt or innocence, principally because they did not conceive the fact of authorship sufficiently brought home to the prisoner, the journal in question belonging to a co -proprietor with Mr. O'Doherty. FALLING-IN OF A SVGAR-HOUSE IN ALSTON STRELT, OLAGOOW.—SEItIOCB LOSS OF Lire —We have this (Holiday) morning the melancholy task to record the falling-in of the sugar-house in Alston-street, occupied by Messrs. Wilson and Son, whereby a number of individuals have lust their lives. About half-past seven, the Stet indica tion of the catastrophe was given by the screams of some females in the neighbourhood, for all was apparent security until both sides of the building gave way with a tremendous crash. It is said that there are gene rally from thirty to forty hands employed about the este blAnitut, but it was reckoned that there were not that number at work this morning. It is rumoured that there are upwards of twenty individuals buried in the ruins ; but, in the absence of positive information on the subject, we can not with any certainty state the number. The authorities have been unremitting in their labour of humanity to ren der all moistence in their power ; and hundreds of persons. were at once actively engaged in clearing out the ruins in search of those buried beneath. Seven persons were taken out ; but we regret to say that three of them were dead ; the other four were removed to the infirmary, two of them so se verely hurt that no hopes are entertained ot them. Throughout the remainder of the day numbers of workmen were busily engaged in removing the rubbish, but up to a late hour only one additional individual was recovered. He was very little hurt, but was removed to the infirmary. Although every measure is taken for the speedy recovery of the remaining bodice, we fear some time must elapse before the rubbish can be completely removed. The horse was built about forty years ago, but it has, for some time, ben is a very insecure state. STATE OF THE POTATO CROP IN THE WEST OF FoottAND.—This is a question of vital importance at this time, and after molt careful inquiries of well informed farmers, all that we can learn is. that the di still pro s-rents, though much more slowly than it did a few weeks since. A large portion of the crop has been lost in this quarter, or what iv next to lett, having peen disposed of at the starch works, at such low prices as will scarcely pay the lifting and driving of it. There Is no doubt considerable portions of sound potatoes still remain about this part of the country, and their shipment to Ireland to some extept still continues, but the price they are selling at in the market (eightpence per stone for the beet quality) is proof sufficient of the limited nature of the supply for general consumption, and of the lore that must sustained by the poor, for want of that cheap and wholesome food they have been accustomed to. The practical agricultural interest will also sustain carious injury by the want of the potato crop for the third year succes sively. The ready market and the ready-money that were to' easily obtained for potatoes in the neighbourhood of lane towns was an important source of the return which enabled farm-re to pay the heavy rents they have been doing in this part , f the country during the last half century. With the annihilation of that description of crop, of least for cultivation on a large eerie, a complete revolu , ion will be effected in the affairs of the farmers, and we believe that the most enterprising of them new find it is almost hopeless to go on as they have done, whether we mar:, the loss of the money usually drawn from potatoes, or the effect of culti vating that crop on the cleansing and preparing of the ground for wheat. Beans have been attempted as a set stitute for I potatoes, but the bean crop will not allow the clearing out of the generality of soils so thorougly as the potatoes, quite made, indent of the pecunian advantages from the latter crap we have referred to—Renfrewehire Reformer. THE ZOLLVEREIN DCTIES.—With referee .% to paragraph which appeared in this paper yesterday, se have now to add that the rates of the Zollverein are understood to have cemented to the admission of British goods free from the additional duties, provided they are ansompuried i y eer. tificatee of Origin ; and, that the Prussian government has intimated an intention of reimbursing the addi ional clries already paid on British merchandise imported with pr ,per certificates, end of inviting the other states of the Zolic. -cn to adopt tha same course. Fos ox Diem= Snur AND Lamm—By an miss of_loy council, dated the 4th el September MN, ttrl ira is the Giusti@ at trier, it is wasted (tee isiskaulty the pewees mated by en act paned in the hue eras of pa rli ament, to prohibit the importation of sheep, cattle, ar other animals, for the "wpm of pre venting the introduction of contagions or infections dis orders), that where" it hath been certified that certain sheep and lambs infested with the sheep pox, or 44/ kola Ottiloo, have bees imported from Design parts, the Cenamistioners of her Majesty's Caeca's, if It be certified to them by a veterinary surgeon, appointed by them to in them spect any " yet j _ eui rep a r to infected, me, care e Lords of the Committee of ute racy Conseil for Trade and Plantations ; and the lords of the said committee may give such directions as they shall think fit, either for destroying or for furthest detainiag all or any others of the sheep or lambs which may have been Imported in the suns ship, or vessel with the dem or Lobs so certified, or for restoring the same to the owner or mews, subject to such conditions u they the rig Leda re Mak Se es prairibe. STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER. (By Eleatic Telegraph.) Yam Savis To Nur' o'Cz.ocz rats Mosums, the visited weather et the undaramationed plasm ware es follows: {,odor ...91.E by N.Foggy Leith N.E.....c.0udy Blrsobittam 8. by W.Voggy Literate N Foggy Bruited. N.W....Cloudy Ilremins N.W.. Foggy Naduesegt; . N Camdeldse N.W...Very foggy Newesotte ...N.W....Vely dandy Chdosolked N.W....Very foggy Nomadic& ...W Demo lag Cheitargard.....B.E.. :Very Soggy Nonspodon.„..N.W., Cloudy ChealmidtL ..:4 . Cloudy Nocw S.W... Foggy Calohester S. Fray Notthmbemi N.E....Very cloudy Dishy . N Cold Foot DerMam.N.W Pomy Petertereagh...S. Very foggy Portsmouth W.S.W ..Bain Eoinhansh......N.L Cloud .N.E.layE.Clouly Ely N.L..Very is L ul i b iem. N Fogg Gateshead li.W Vorye y Ohiptca. N.W Clou dy Glasgow '4 E. Cloudy Southampton.LW Fine Gloucester L. Wight fog Trtng N Fine Comport MAW...Showery Wakelleid ...N.W... Cloudy Hertford .LW. Deese lug Warlord. S.. .FUte HolL 8.W......F0ggy Weinrich. E. Foggy loseloh 8 I C= Yarmouth....LW.... Dull N W . Leeds York ICE. -Ram Limiter '4 Foggy Dover, Oct 31, 6 Id um.; Wheal. Oct. 90, 6 pa., wind, N. • Ice. tad g.; Snit sad bright. SHIPPING!. MAMA JUtrutvan.—Dublin, 2; Waterford, 1; Donagha. die, 1 ; Guernsey. 1; French, 2 ; Flanders, 1; Hamburg, 1. LONDON, Out. 31. —Wind this day at noon, N. W., light breeze, with tog. Orr Livaaroor.. Oct. 30.—Arrived: Kathleen, New Calabar ; Flora, —. SOUTHAMPTOM, Oct.o 30.—Arrived : Sultan (s), Constanti "rsur;rucorDartina,e Ms t . ra t. 29.—The Bliss (brig), from Cork to this port, was struck by a seam the 27th instant, and thrown all her beam-cads, split sails, and carried away bulwarks and staachions. FALMOUTH, Oct. 30.—The Samuel and Sarah, of Brie him, from Oporto to Liverpool, was spoken 20th inst. in tat 32, lon. 9.erith mainmast and foretop-mast carried away, by the Prosperous, arrived at this port. PrAmovrit, Oct. 30.—1 t blew very heavily during the night, from 6.5. E. to S.W., with hairy rain. RAMIIGATB, Oct. 30.—The Orpheus, from Newcastle to Naples, which put in here 13th iast., leaky, has discharged her cargo to go on the slip. IJONDONDURRT, Oct ''T.—Arrived: Superior, Quebec. 28th: M. Howes, New York. Dam., Oct. 30.—S.W. b 8. and S.S.W.—Arrived : Chanel Sydney. N.S.W. ; Devonshire , Mauritius ; Eliza beth Wood, St. Vincent's. Arrived from the river: A.the nice, Adelaide. B.A. ; Wm. dales, Madras; Eleanor, Mao riuns ; Wm. Barba, Rio Janeiro; Jaw, New Orleans; Lydia, Yarmouth, N.B. • Infanta, St. John's, N.B. ; Jessie, and Cynthia, Newfoun d land . Arrived from the river and sailed : Marion, Adelaide, B.A. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. LATEST FROM VIENNA.-THE BOMBARD- The Berlin Zeitung's Halle (evening paper) of the 28th inst., contains intelligence dated Vienna the evening of the 25th. The bombardment had con ' tinned all the day of the 25th without oessallon. The Diet have celled on the Hungariens to come to their amistance, and their co-operation against the imperials was expected on the morning of the 28th. A cannon shot from the li ' camp is to be the signal. Their camp was at Aittsee, three miles from Presburg. The number of the army was stated at 70,000 men, and it was snoompanied by 'Corinth, who wee there es dictator. Rem tha GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. PROROGATION OP PARLIAMENT.—By an order in ths parlloatiog oddste Weds prorogood to Thursday li tre al iseutaltut auk toirthar prorogued to Tuesday tie 9* day of Deossiber put. BANKRUPTS. BICLID Gomm. Cionz, Windex, sera marehaat. JLIIRS NORTON, Paialay, saaabaiarer. 01101011 CONROD GROSS, 80=:. ironmonger. Smarm. Raynor, Baralfo , porter dealer. lona WLTION HORTON, 030101 CC:M(IN, Ltd Wile LILY Barra, Maackastar, maaaltetarais. &masers Lino, Norwich. brash maker. lowa Prrrr, Wiatarbara, Berkshire, ismer. Grows Kaarisoax sad BaNzaKui Ulnas, Leads, dyers. Kea 031.RDINZR, Minetiestar, *are broker. BDWARD LTNR, Liskaaid, Cornwall, ationiorat-law. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'C7ock.—The letters by the Hamburg and Antwerp mails bring no mercantile news of import ance. The exchange at the former place was firm. In the funds there has been a good business doing, and at full prices. Consols have been marked 8.51 to to 884. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 851 to and the Three per Cents., 841 to 85 . Exchequer Bills have touched 465. premium for those dated in March. Bank Stock has risen to 1881 to 189. India Bonds of 1,000/. are 435. premium. The foreign securities are steady, but the attention of speculators is almost wholly engrossed by the share adjustment. Portuguese Four per Cents. have been up to 24. Mexican have been firm at 21: to 4. Brazilian Small Bonds are at 72. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. bring 451 to t. Spanish Three per Cents. are 221 to 231. IN GLUM F 11124 Beak Moak 157 9 Red. Ann., 61i 5 ir ebi, 3 per et. I tscaootor . do. to 4do. 3 per Ct Cow. Am.-. 85i FORNI4III 4 per et. AtMAPD ROM*, 41 per et. Be 44 p01t9 4 . 70 24 per Cent. ditto. 4 per et. 2m:flew 1345.. n 3 Do New. 70 4 tar itt Ct. Humor Ayres r 14.. 20 2 Ditto (31111 art Bala, 82 D 4 DiUo Coltatb. Dd. Mr., Columbian Equadry IMP.. If 3 per Ct. POMP. Me., 84 7 21 pit Debit Ilea,ut. 44! le 4 per Ct. o lAP..a Cer 84 9 FUNDS. G 1 per Gant Orem& Bds.. U 13 renada Deferred Pds.. 2 16 pee C a t Heenan. 10346. 2: 1 0 6 per Ct. Pererlan Fob.. 30 Portuguese Four.. 234 44 Ner Sp a nish kkla. W 100 U. lidg..o 3 per (2. Prank& Dd.., 22/ 3/ rah Decreed Bd. Dine. Parolee 8d5.,13 2 per Ct. Venezuela 1618 Veneguela Deferred 8d5..4 RAILWAYS.—The market has been very good this morning, and buyers have had to submit to greatly advanced prices, but which, while we write, have receded a little, as is always to be expected. An ides prevails among the speculators that the exces sive rise will not be maintained when the "bears" of this account have settled ; but many of them possibly will be altogether driven ont of the market. The " bullish " dealers in shares have had an immense advantage over the bears in this rise, and large differences are passing to-day. North Staffordshire. have been done at 41 die., and are now SI die. London and North Western, done at 121, and called 120 to 122. Caledonians have been done at 201 buyers. Boulogne and Amiens, buyers at 6. SALES EFFECTED UP To TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prices will bs found in lest page.) Abegken, 17 Marshes., filiefL, and Lin. New Bin and Orford Jun., 231 101. Pref., 01 1 Bk., Won., k Dudley, 13 1 Do.(Great Grimsby & Shelf.), 4 Ca`adoedan, 201 191 Midland, 30 6 Do, Qrs., 1 1. Do. lot. Coo. Pref., 81 11 Do. New 104. Pref., 541 Do. Blr. and Derby. 56 Cheater and Holyhead, 23 Do. ConsoL Begot & Btr. 6 per East Anglian, Si. 2 L. It E. and Cent., 11l L. ALM, 5 Norfolk, 53 Eastern Counties, 131 1 N. British, 131 161 Do. New Over. 6 per Ct., 8.1 D 3 Halves, 71 1 Do. Ex. 5 per OrnL No. 1, 1 d Do. Qrs., 31 Great Northern, 41 5 Do. Thirds, 41 Do. Halm A DA, 411 N. Staffordshire, 104 91 Do. Nance It 6 per Cent, 11 1 Oil., Worn, and AS 01 , , 13 4 Great N. of England, 219 20 I Read., Guild., and ReW, 41 9 Great Western, 78 82 Scottish Corteal, 24 Do. Halos, 44 6 Shrews. end Chester 8 per Cent. Do. tau, 16 4 174 Pref., 12; Do. New 174., 10 6 Shropshire Colon , 1 Lane. & York. Fifths, 5 South Staffordshire, 21 Do Thirds (Reg.), 4 . -Eastern. 241 Do. New Guar. 6 per I South t., 31 Do. No. ; 104 Do. W. IL Vela', 1(j Do. Thirds, No. 4, 61 London and Blackwell, 41 WO% Som., and E'ey., 24 Load., Bright., sod South Coast, York. Newe .N 8ar.... S ., 201 9} Do. Orig. hew. &Bee., . 6 7 Lon. & Y. Waters,. 120 1 Do. Ext. No.l (York & New.), Do. Now Ore, 810 121141 Do. Fifths, 61 Do. No. 2, (News. &Ber.),1111 1 Do. 'N.A., M. &B. (A), 1 0 1 10 Do. O.N.E. Fur. 61 1 Loa. IL Wagers. 40 41 York k North 32 111 is I Do. New tOL, 214 Do Pref., 984 Do. Tenths (Coeval I. 26 4 Do. E. b. W. Riding En, 24 31 ' Do. Th ird..3l44 N. of Fraser, 61 6 Do. New Scrip, 1848, 1 d Orleans end Bordeaux, 11 1 Nenehea, Barton, & Nat., 1 Rouen and liatre, 71 LITISPOOL BALM, Oorom 80.—Chia O'Cwen. Tim date of the London market on Saturday had, as may bo iss o red. • tOod effect her. A telegraphic announce ntest a doleful character was however received abmtt noon, lkos Capol•court, which mama London and North Wooten* to Amaze from 118 to 116, and Midlands from 806 to IT. Calilaniaz Prat .4 i d Midland, /9 MI Ulmit Yorb. Qrs.; I d . Do. Halves, It 10i d - Da. was, Dti. Pd. 6 d N. litaffordshire, MI6 d De. SKI): d illeottleh Central, 15 Do. NAM Witt.), 88d Ihrems, owes., sod Chester Mi. Um 18 N. alanyll6 Pref., guar. 8 par M., 141 Do. New Qm., 11 i p Mwop. Union (R. It C. 8 Do. Ctrs (Ck Ltp - I..lB . Smer, No. 4, 6416.16 (cy p max.. , taxa. a 11". Meas. to Da PAL. Of Twit ifir. k Chadt. Ja., d LEL N. Warm, lit I A. VIII Otte , 11Li d d Nark Ode (a),lve York. N•wo.. sod Dn. Pro.), 1 d to: N. E. Shrews., Os., & Rost. ANL, l ebrap. U Dover No. 4 sion (R. es Q . II ) 235. ed. d Task, Nlf 2 ara sad 84f. kG. N. E. Par.) Yost k N. Ind. (2. kW. Rid.), 34 Priem ratber — wieker — , ket, and a decidedly larger be resonated for thews two Caledonien Pref , 11-16 d Ina. Se York. Fifths, ef t d Do. 921. eh., 91 d Do. Halves (L. k B.), 19 d Do. do. H. H 8„194 Do. IV. R. U., Se d Do. Pref., Is. 6eL p NIANDIGRAK In this market prior were daily North Stafford', the is adorable, N. Magtordebire, 94 S d Niro**, Cake, Si ;1 _ _ iris, Oman SO. but than was • spirited maa basinass was dons than con [re P 414. IL. Mo . r .d tb l er ( B). si d New grc, Mia. 6d. Irs. 6d. p Do. gm. (C), I p Mau, ebef., and Lin. 40 N. atalbreakre, 3t 61 d IL Z. end Darer, 615.16 I ►ts6, Oc-ronaa SO. firm, and in some lines, elf* iprovement in prices was ow lS. Mainedahlre Pref., is. N. p . LEEDS SALES, Omen SO. Owing to the favourable Warm: of the reports from the metropolis there has boon a boot market here. I. Leseeddre New, ig +d I MINN New, so d Great Northers, HS d Mtge.& 1100, 45 z Dd. (a), SI I r.: 4 ll.TWritze, Si • . - . - UMW. Oarcosi IS. • Then Ins a Ruh batter maim dna kr loom for a Lag time pre, pima imiduielft a illimiledit upwind tendo ns,. Greet A ntra sad MUMS IMlONltille iiir linszeo. Dolor 171., 4 73 111 d I BEM. Si Ewes, 40 d TORE SALIN, °moss' SO. Gnat MAW', a lls. Id. I Task, Newc., RN.. Ex. No. 1, : ork N. British Thi Midland, 48 rds, 4} Dd. G.N.E. Pu n 6} Y a S. • PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Bali-poet Two.- The public sales of sugar, consisting of 160 bitch. Birbadoes, 9,000 bags Mauritius, and 3,600 bags Bengal, are going off without spirit, and prim are with difficulty sustained. —Coffee : The public sales are progressing without any ma terial alteration.—Rios : There is a decided improvement in the &mead, and the public sale of 2,600 bags Bengal and 4,000 bags Madras went off with spirit, at about 3d. ad vanee.--Saltpetre: 900 bags Madras sold steadily, in public sale; refraction 131, 24e. to 245. 6d.—Cotton: The im provement in the Liverpool market has not caused any movement in the article.—Rum dull ; proof Leewards, is sd. to Is. 6d.—Tea steady, but the demand continues limited.— In other articles no material alteration. PRICES .. .-- - Neoax, per cwt. over rem A. India,73.P.tron. 69.. 03.35.. 6d Yellow &Grey 96 0...37 Pine 39 0...42 Maurine., brown.- 29 0.. 34 Ta110w......, 34 6...98 Pins 44 0... 0 117 0. w 1 itMadresds 27 6...89 33 6. 38 Ifilibe B7 0...43 Ilmetnn. brown.-- 32 0..33 Tani; SO 8_37 Omy and whits B9 0..81 Mond. Etainbre 4O 0...44 Mopslnd* 47 O. 89 W *Perim to lord. aal O 141 0... 10 Good. II 0... 40 Pine SO 0...101 Nylon. good ordi nary 24 8_ Plus ordinary 34 0... Pine 4O 0... Mocha. rod to fine 42 0... Onin Men, ordl nary to fine 26 0... Sumatra and Pa dons ll 0... M Tu, at per lb. Ocogon.counraon 0 0 0 Rae; at per M. band whit* 9 0... CAW 7 0... Zara and Manilla 7 .. Patna, cleaned Carolina. B3 0... O,PuTo• Pip, No. 1. l2 0... 3 0 Hoops 9 • . • 0 Cargo atCardllbu • 0... 0 0 Swedish ll 0.-12 0 LLD, at per ton. 16 10...0 0 2de b d 7 :heet l7 6... 0 • Bars l6 16— • • Patent shot l9 10... • • red or medusa Slither l4 0.-14 5 Fish, ter p. 2 l :2 imp i rl i d .. .p ei • straw 75 10..16 0 brown k yellow.. 24 0.. 25 0 78 0... 0 0 =Matter „6O •... 0 0 Cad ..... Booth Olive,Oallipoll,p.ton 47 0... 0 0 Cocoa Nat 4O 0-41 0 Ned, Rape, psis, pet too 3O 10...37 0 Lbsesed 2l 5...0 0 Paovntoss, per cwt. Batter-oorb, Ist._ 00 0...111 • 4tbs 29 0 90 0 Mho 0 0... 0 0 Dulda, let 0 0... 0 0 Limerick, do.-- 72 0. 72 0 Carlow, let 75 0. .22 • Newry, Ist Waterfeed 0 0... 0 0 72 0-.76 0 Beef, bulls, per hem Prime Yee 0 0... 0 0 Pork, prime man— 70 0...60 • Becon-Pork,lanrk 7O o _ oo 0 Do., Belfast 1 ow, Waterford, m:wt. 64 0...71 0 se atrd, I elfas,prrk A, 0...64 0 Waterford, do._ 1 Ditto Bladder ... 70 0...78 0 Amerlean,datyp. 62 0...72 0 Hose, Oa and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, VW 08.4 d Is. 61 I 4 ...0 la Mt dry 00_0 0 ted ..... I ics 027 0 34_0 Sii Writ Yelp . thy- 0 31...0 5 Was laths, dry • 0 0 ...0 0 Ballol 0 1/...0 11 Ng India 0 4 . 0 10 11.41yrest, dry 0 6 . .0 6 dry 0 I ...0 4 IL Li•lise. lone, per Ws 4 0-. 5 fl DEW, ditto 6 0 ... 7 0 Drs Hoops, at per too. awn:a-SS 15._ 0 0 141 A w on ' tu d rsa ...... ..... 4 5... 4 10 Campeaclay 6 0... 0 0 Footle, Jamaica 6 0... 2 0 Nicaragua, large sod solid 10 0...13 0 ii. i ii ....... 8 0.-10 5 Lima 13 10...11 • Wan Bimas 11 0...12 0 Red Sanders ..... . 3 10... 315 Brasil ... 186.100 Sam at per gall. lowan' Ward Proof 1 6 . . 0 0 Deraersrs, 21 to 66 per coat. O.P S I 2 7 Jamaica. 50 to 36 per aut. U.P. 3 4 .. 5 1 \ TarourlW marks 4 0 .. 4 Brandy, lit brands 11 .. 6 1 Britlag spirits, d.p. 10 8 .. 0 I Booteh 10 Piet. par toe. 111,=. Ire 9 Med Doteh and Finnish 80 ...60 Friesland Herr, at per toe. StPeteraburg.eltool3o 10...81 outahot half Lim Shaw $3 0...113 I of ram IfaNW East IDW Sana IS 0...23 Bombay 16 0...24 • lota Tut, at per ern. Boma. B5 0...86 I Strait. Cosa. in blocks 0 0... 0 Iron, at per t. o. Ban £6lO £0 TALLOW.—The market is steady. Petersburg Y.C. on the ►pot, 448. 9d. to 455. ; October to December delivery, 445. 3d.; seperate months' delivery, 445. 9d. to 43e. CORN.—ArriTala at Counties Railway, for the Malt Wheat Barley Oats granaries by the Eastern c ending Oat. 28 : Boans Peso Fleur e595 mete. Seed CIRENCESTER, Oct. 30.—Our market today was TWIST fist, especially for Wheat, at last week's quotations; the supply was rather extensive. Barley was an good supply, with an inquiry for the best qualities. Oats and Beans maintain the prices quoted below. Wheat, °:d, 121. 10s. to 131.105. per load; new, 101. to 131. be. Barley, 30s. to 15s. per qr. Oats, 22e. to 30s. Biota, 425. to 465. HADLEIGH, Ott. 34.—We had a fair quantity of corn at market to-day. The general runs of Wheat were in mid dling and bad condition, and such met slew Bales, while the few dry samples were taken at dull prices. F.ne malting Barley (of such we bad very little) was taken at fully late prices. But few Beans or Peas in offer; prices as last. SHREWSBURY, Oct. 28.—Our market this day was badly supplied with Wheat, but well with Barley acd Oats. All articles made the same price as last week, with a slow sale. YARMOUTH, Oct. 28.—We continue to have moderate supplies of corn at present ; the best parcels of Wheat find fusser, at fully late prices ; also some Inquiry for Wheat for seed. Barley comes sparingly to hand and must be called is. per qr. dearer. In other grain we have no alteration in prices worth notice. Wheat, white, 525. to 56.. ; red, 48s. to 625. Barley, 30s. to 341. Beans, new, 345. to 365. Peas, 365. to 38a. Oats, 20g. to 265. per qr. HAmetato, Oct. 26.—Wheat: Polish, 126 140; Ash. and Msgd. red, 130 144 ; white, 130 148 ; Marks & Brunswick, 130 144; Meek. & Pons. 126 145 ; Holstein, 124 140; Lower Elbe, 108 137. Rye : 61 71 Anh. and Magd., 66 72; Marks., Meek., & Poen.,Barley, Marks. & Oderbruck, 65 64; Anh. & Mond., 70 88; Lower Elbe (winter), 60 66; Do. (summer), 46 54. Oats, Upland, 34 47 ; Meek. & stein 3647; Lower Elbe, 30 46. Beans, 68 85. Pe: 3 H ,Bc 100. Rapeseed, 136 147. HAY.—SxrranELD, 7 koo o'Cleek.—'Mesere. Coops and Davis report prices as follows : Prime Usidow Ws. to 75.. I I 6.5 i. WSW.. 234. to 24•.. Inflect to Oa Worn ... Ws Lc. Kr. CATTLE, &e.—Total of Cattle received in London by the Eastern Counties Railway, for the week ending Oct. 28:—Beasts, 482; Calves, 67; Sheep, 6,99:; Pigs, 125: ---- - • CRIPPENRAX FAIR, Oct. 30.-Stock: The show sem large. Prices were on the decline. Oxen were 1/. to 21 per head lower ,• Cows at least 11. per head deel•ne ; Barren, re were offered exceedingly low. The hest riding, driving, and cart Hones sold at good prices. Sheep were dull of sale, at less money by 3s. each. Ewes sold best; stock Sheep banging on hand, though sales were urged. Fat stork was sold - slowly, though at lower figures; test Bets' s aide but 95. 6d. per score pomade; some sold at Ss. to 9s. Fat Mitt.` ton, best Downs, 4:. 61.1 to 4s. Bd. ; Half.breds, 4s 2d. to 48.4 d. ; common Sheep, 3s. 10d. to 4s. Best fat Hogs, 104.; moderate, 9s. 6d.; large, 84. 9d. to 9s. COLCHESTER, Oat. 28.-Tbe show of Sheep was much more limited than of late, and, the demand continuing very sleek, scarcely any sales were effected. There was a fan ss, ‘ rap ply of Beasts, and an evident dulness in the trade, 'West of which was that prices lowered full 5 per ant. • )011 slightly declined in value. Supply: Sheep and ' /f I,NO ; Beasts, 265; Pigs, 220 ; Calves, 11 ; Horses , 42 . I • . •••••• N . _ • , • 4 1. 1. 4 EWELL FAIR, Oct. 30.-Sheep sold at a reduction of 2a.ini • • r Ss. per headlower teen at Winchester andDevires fain. Sow • •ti beet Ewes sold at 365. each. Lambe, best, 32s ; some very; . Ig o small down to 195. to 225.; Downs and Halehrede were chiefly those for sale. A great assay Cows, Heiler*, Calves, . L• v • v. and other stock, but the trade was very dull. • '.(' 4 " . Noisome!, Oct. 23.-Our market exhibited a very large ; s. '" •?'• show of Scots and short-horns ; the numbers were more than equal to the demand, and a great many of all kinds remain untold. The weather has acted very much &pipet the trade, and many of the Beasts are suffering slightly from the epidemic. The top figure for Scots, 4s. 6d. , middling. snort-horns, 3a. 6d. to 4s. per atone of 141 b., when fat. Th were so few Sheep and Lambs penned, that our market this time is not worth notice. Good store Pigs, 24a. to per heed; fin Pork, 7s. to 7s. 6d, per stone. * For Yesterday's markets see bast paglC ;. t • • v • yl 4 20 0 Sei • SO 0 GI 0 36 • 14 0 • 6 14 • 18 34 0 , 1 ..,„ 11, t. ; F. i ill l : i 1 1 I • . 1 i l l' 1 I ~ „ t ; 1 ' . , i l ' till 1 ,1 1, 1 i ' 1 , 1 1 , 1 .1, Y 119111).'t