The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-29 00:00:00

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IL NOW ✓, et laretegmh a as glare Da Nod Ss. Ir. a rafrolalge. d • Ma W. LOA 1 111. 4 rawrik s N. Id. ell. il Oa= MN W ths M T tor. ▪ d r of Ora as lac L i = h. areal ~,.,,~.(,4,re!.~n. M:db.~'• A fi r giti Looil t• D• Cafilie .u V ol • 0. Wr i . As% lot* '11741• 7 - o L-10 • o l t i t . " l 4 . &NOW d um Its. J. iOM•. Wawa se Os WM WO I was se dr Wis We. I. alb dW. IMP . IWO si W. lab jiint a r o r. Mom UAW" *sod rook ilismia SS. ~~ 652.] LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 29, 1848. [THREEPENCE. LATEST FROM PARIS. TXIMAIDAT, 6.30 rat. As I told you would probahl p y re tzi the debate on the great question of the of the re public will be commenced imutediete y. It may Vhly some on to-morrow, bat certainly not later Mond. The ar ilrera ay l great parliamentary parties held meet ing, last "ming, at their respective places of rendez that the armistice concinded with Sardinia, and ex piring on the 91st, ham bun rage far 30 "II acre there en hopes, therefor*, it that a pam4o of the diflerenese existing between li A l = n er:d rl ßardinia will soon be agreed t'. It a/so announces that the negociations with the Holy Bee ars taking a pulite tarn. The Natioieol havoiaint, under the date of Turin, the 23rd, states, that Mania bed had a meeting with twenty of the richest capitalists of that city, who had agreed, with thirty others, to take the loan of seven millions, by becoming guarantees for that amount of paper money which the government we. to put in circulation. - The meeting at the Rue de Poitiers wee witp aumseuely attended, upwards of throe hundred sits =present. General Bareguay dliilliase wee peskiest. _sat ILIL Leen Faucher WI as Fames Sere dela dee-gemihiets The meetingdiesnewilbe gasifies ef the emedinest to be pus plea by lie pessimist pity on the &MN of the Swathed's which dallies that the presided of the repel& shall be elected by nemesia saf reps. One of these projects is to the effect thet the election of the president, he the fret des shall, pr•Aac vice, be made by the Aseembly, sad not by the people. The object of this. as I have already ex d, is to give some theses to the elegies of Oeaeesl Cavaignac, which weed °stalely fail if subsided to the test at the pep*. vote. The meeting resolved unanimously to this mea sure, and to express, by every avanaW mem their dSeest from it. If the am end ment be= 0 ":1 t i n t shall appose that, by the aid of the the government party can carry it, the party of the Rue de Poitiers will withdraw from the house in a body, declining to vote. Such was the resolution taken last evening. They also resolved not to consent to any red:Wien upon the popular choice of a president, such as those intended to be put forward in some of the amendments. The object of these is personal, and is to disqualiffPrinos Louis Napoleon and the Prince de Joinville. The party of the Rue de Poitiers, in fine, desire that the right of the people to choose therm sided shall be not only immediate, but unrest:lsta That they shall not only choose the first president, as well as all succeeding ones, but also shallchoose whom they hase. ff th p e election for the first prodded shoed take place in the Assembly, the rsmen t of the great body of moderate members of the party of the Roe de Paden, besides its moral effect as a coup d' eta, might reduce the numbers present below 600, in which ease no vote would be valid. If, however, the election should be persevered in, the party of the Institute would oppose General Cavaignae, whom they hate, and would set up M. Lamar due against him. The exalted democrats, who also detest Cavalries, would set up Loden Rollin, and a "mall party would vote for Prince Louis. The result would be that, on the first ballot, none of the candidates would obtain the requisite majority. The ultra*, then, sooner than vote ter Canignao, might join the party of the Insti tute, and vote for Lamartine. But in the conflict innumerable contingencies might arise, which it is impossible to foresee. If the election were to be by universal suffrage, the sitcoms of Prince Louis at pre sent is conaidered certain, although the Prince de Joinville would, it is thought, obtain a considerable number of votes. At the meeting of the party of the Pales Royal, ,which consists of oltrademocnicts, not, however, in cluding the extreme party, which, from the want of any other name, we must all the Mountain, it was resided to support the amendment, giving to the As sembly the privilege of electing the first President. The party of the Institute, less democratic than that of the Palais Royal, and Is.. moderate than that of the Rue de Poitiers, were very much divided, and came to no resolution. A pit of these would vote with the party of the Rae de Poitiers, and the other with the party of the Palais RoysL The Montagnard perty, which had also a meeting last night, resolved to support an amendment, to be proposed by M. Glary, for maintaining the dictator 'hip of the Assembly, the chief of the executive to be named by it. Nothing 'of interest took place to-day in the Assembly. The state of prostration to which commerce in Paris has been reduced continues without any miti gation. Visible evidence of this is presented to all who reed to this capital. The number of shops closed in all the principal thoroughfares cannot fail to strike the most cursory observer. Much astonishment was produced on the Bonin to , at the o ffi cial note which appeared in the ivileur, disavowing the loan announced to be undertaken in London, and declaring that no inten tion was entertained of calling for any new credit It wee recollected and observed Oat M. Gontichaux had expressly announced to the Assembly that he could shady negotiate a new loan, and as the bonne of Devaux and Co., of London, hal hem connected in business with M. Gondohanx, it issued extraordinary that this house should have taken upon it to publish propositions and present proposals to eight capitalists for an affair of such Importance if they bad not received authority from Paris. These observations have given rise to a belief that the first steps taken by the English hots were not attended with wee satisfactory results as were hoped for, MA that, anticipating the failure of the association, M. Gouache= thought it beat to disavow all participp G in the proceeding. The pubis contradiction of the official journals has produced at the Bourse an effect so much the mars nafafterable as the news of the approaching has satribeted yesterday to the rise, by amain ea kr preesion that the English capitalists were memihstbg a confidence in the French government. Pardee's, accordingly, which were ordered yesterday, have been countermanded to-day. Various reports, of a political and financial nature, have had an unfavourable effect on the market Among others, the resolution adopted at the Rue de Poitiers, which I have mentioned above It was reported, however, that a compromise had been proposed, which was to the effect dist Ge neral Oaraignen would be named president, and M. Daher* vica-president of the republic, until the organic' laws should be voted, after which a new election would take place. Ido not believe, however, that there is any pound for this last rumour. At the moment of closing my despatches, I learn that unfavourable news has been received by the government to-day from Turin. A cabinet council has been soddenly convoked at the hotel of General Weems. rms. sarr. 111.— Wow ; Itme per C4l ; Pet! Pet OWL, ; lAA laws, 00 46 ; nen. —.: Rho. MO, 761 ; Ds. 1142, 761 ; Ds. hisses, — ; Do. a . - 1 MOO Leto, 50; PAN= lam, ; ?Num irk 1610; balmy cm UN" 110 dim N 616 Nth; NEIN. II asi 111016 wOOl.-1166 sad Odom, NO ; Pl* 1/0100. 411; Nom sal Rom —; A• 16••■ sad 1 Ina 01; Innikerg Emil Da* NI Si; Oman (0186•00), NI; MAIM sal 1106k001. 1116r6maz, 177 76; If WS. • The Madrid Gazette, of the 23rd, pbliskes a air wake el the Minister of Finances to the intendants d =which virtually pats an end to the coat set he bank and the t relative to ad men to be made by the i<oemm. The goverment will henceforth raw mossy on its own credit. The ialeilivesee of the &hat of Oabrers's band, near is confirmed, bat it is not true that Cabrera M ili be:n % driven over the French frontier. He had. however, been so very closely premed by the gusea's taupe as to have had only a narrow escape Iran MD( into their hands. aftwal Falgosio, Captain. Omni et fl ie s, jos, has died. Letters of the Malice /kW fa M announce that conflicts between the fignefeeds and the Moon continued. maw" elm 11L—Ibiss wawa. I% pew ; idtart 8010, 191 i ~v ids.. oolffi. 14 t ow se" - orb. c mmg 411.. r. mi rtrsjs, 41 So awl. Ett 013tti ITALY. We have received avian boon Naples to the 16th. The submistion of Catania, announced a few days ago, io not smarmed. A steamer arrived at Civits- Vecchia brought the intolligenee of an armiotioe agreed to between Silly and Naples, through the medastiou at IV and Franm. On the 16th, a new collision lads between the two p optiar parties at Naples, owl mike wee impacted to talcs plate on St. Jana 'dealliss Goads of the 22nd officially announces • IRELAND. Down, Barr. M. The spirit of arrest appears to revive in the south, in one district, air promptly as it subsides in another and the frequent arrests which the authorities deem it necessary to make, prove at the same time the vigilance which the authorities exercise, and them full belief that the s pirit which M abroad demands constant and v igorous repression. Besides Mr. O'Ryan, and his relative, Miss O'Ryan who have already been taken into custody, the latter for harbouring O'Mahoney, her nephew, a Mies Power has been arrested for a like offence. Mr. spoprietor of the Warerferd Chro nicle, has alio - Una plead_ Attesi, it is mid, on a charge of high treason, and on evidence that he was present and an actor in the recent affair at Carrick-on-Stur._ . . . The imposition to payment of rent does not abate. In the King's county we find the peasantry have again rescued crops ander distraint, and in filayo, the executor of the late Lord Clanmorris, proceeding to collect rents due on the estates of that noble man, was set on by a number of people, beaten, and his papers taken and tinned. In Limerick a large or monster assemblage of the people wu to have taken place at Knockfierns, a high ground near Ballingarry. The police and military, however, having been put in motion, the meeting was not held. The intended assemblage had reference to rent. Lord Dudley Stuart has arrived at Clonmel. Ge neral *Donald and his aide-de-camp, Capt. Mien de have also arrived there, and will remain until the commission terminates. Several persons have been arrested at Newcastle, county Limerick, within the last few days; two are charged with harbouring Mr. O'Gorman, and eight others with appear* in arms when the mails were robbed at Abbeyhale. A man appeared some days ethos at Patrides a few mike from Limerick, and solicited the people to be prepared for a rising. Strange enough this Omen was identified as a superannuated policeman, sad a warrant ham been issued for his arrest. Lord Lansdowne is said to have delivered hie opinion that Limerick, should Liverpool Miser tinned as a packet station, would be the Ewe gib!, port in Ireland for t hat puse. The mail between Cork and Limerick wu nearly opet_at Oalbally • few nights since by large stones I Speed tomes the road. Nome two or three months since, an individual, mud Bryan Hanrehan, who filled the poet of pay- muter in the 13th Light Dragoons, absconded from the quarters of the regiment in Ireland, being a de fisher of some 3001. or 4001. in his accounts. In vain have the authorities slue looked for Mr. Hanrahan ; he was not made assemble. However, among the ten . persons seined on Mondey at Carrick-on-1 Slur, charged with burning a pollee barrack, Bryan Hearth= has been it is add, discovered ; and far- I thee, it is added, that on his person, among other documents, has been found what peeper," to be a commission signed by Mr. Smith O'B riesi, as gene ralissimo of the Irish army of liberation. One has heard so many ridiculous incidents comeeted with the recent movement in the south, which have neverthe less proved to be facts, that one an hardly reject this story of the commission merely b ecame it is ri diculous. As for Mr. Hawaiian, in his circumstances he was not unlikely to be mixed up with the disturb. nacre, and, besides that, be la a native of the county or city of Limerick, and posdbly not unknown per sonally, or through his commons, to Mr. S. O'Brien. Ctoexet., WEDNESDAY, Sam 27.—0 n Monday night Mr. %Mika, proprietor and editor of the Waterford Chronicle, was taken up by the Ca rick patrol, uhs was leaving O'Mahony's place; he had pistols and ammunition in the car on which be was travelling, but made no attempt at resistance. He was brought into Carrick and placed in the Bridewell, where he remained till the morning, when he was removed, under a police escort, to the county prison in this town. Miss Power, who was ar rested for harbouring O'Msbony (her nephew), was brought in along ,with him, and Mrs. Kit like accompanied them ; on ali ghting from one of Bunning oars, Mr. /Mika gave his sina to each of the ladies, and in that way they walked to the gaol, guarded by the pease. hPhanu had dssided upon defending himself, and attempting to justify the part he had taken in the late moveatent ; bat, yielding to the advice of his fi at a late hour last night he: sent for Mr. Dwyer lia ,t =y, a solicitor of great experience in criminal sad of large inaction in this scab, and beard of him to take his case. Mr. Dwyer he now !is sdkitor, but I have not heard whether be Ys pi listed counsel. Smith O'Brien has undertaken to pay for templet legal assistance for all the poor men who ate le be tried, leaving the choice of individuals to themedue. It is said that his own counsel have great 17 s of gaining a favourable verdict, on the strength seme technicalities, if not on the merits of the ease. It is now ascertained that six of the rebels who attached the Rev. Mr. Hill's house were shot by the gallant little band that defended it; they have slam died. The reporter of the Freeman has a few additional Hear lbseend peewee weak sad position will, it h auderstood, woad ken Resivai to Rive evidence oa behalf of Mr. 8. O'Brlea iseurasee . W the natters on whisk it w Me ssily essemeerna thee Lord John Rowell should be ear in t si i, bp whims testhenay will equally apply to the matters Tamed te„ sal Oar obviate the aseasity far wobbly the attemises the premier. The prisms§ trees r es stlisrerry awl the miliaria will be &Ismael by Yr. alkey O'pallegbaa, beedetsr, life his *Sally arrived ea their CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COMM—Tars DAT. TRIAL Cl COM, PAY, AND LACEY, FOR FELONY. Dive fir. Ism PIM and Mr. Jontise VDDlfirm The is tide me, up to the rang of the curt will be boil be ream rip. The trial was re sued sueled i t r ie etelesk, ilea Dead Des ens and nuestsed [by Mr. Piled bowel Ms a at gas& is the strest.r7l9 rfit May. ill be was preperek ail due ai t s o des *IWO WWI tie Wasp Os tole die Oise. WI wiled to see am oisselsel. eel sue poi lulu He asked mite= if be was pimped. He eass=gurglag witness te gotorady.l ley - the Attueeplilessral i Is a disstiM Wird la ilo ems to wileit shertise 11111 sepassolei by tbs bom il lib mentry. Was maul to leaked lona. Was et Os Illeift at 1111.6400.41141M1L Could ad mat balk le lb soot Maui bo ese bopped at Bleak. late.brierge_V lee pile& Wald Bet be wale Is that Wes a stember ot eta Lail edema Wes side neser.lll; believed it WM onesprosetil by the prom Hill au lamer Powell till a short time beim the 10th gimeEau him dea by the mama of Thomas Heard hiauelled by the same of :chasm os the 111111414 r. Garilses, esembril by Mr. Babied= : Is •au molar t vends it Raft 111 111 S a debit Ism The tas Powell se re asses yeses mie, whoa they worked tens. thee la Mr. amilh's asploymmt. Powell is • peas whose be would set believe se his oath. Cremausheed by the Ausseeresaral: Powell had a eery bad cheraster ; us maimed mist his. Powell was • asimeisms embillirs. Heil Na say mud Wage tat wen value. Mewl ids say that the MU was nurse. To lir. B'-: Powell was celled .. Lying Tom " la the dal. He ens Galled sato kis face. IlerWalece, emsalued by Mr. Perry: Is a %Ablate% Xaew bus Powell bed Al ,eed. Web Is 'shod via hi. Haws the seculliss he ban usage Ms deliailla Prom that seoileiset be wall set bible peril as Ms emit. Cromemissi by the Attesseplibeend : Rom bed Powell es bit oath. Odes lessallasweer. limil Nauss, I that Lail lola Illessil M lei ostbilbroa Tllia PiNdi dlet he weal set believe he was Wm* swam basks he soil fist ilbe De smit lo lllll el Wilgus was dead. Previous to the 10th of Apell, Powell asked him if he was gag to Kormisnen ; he add, no ; then, mid Peril. yea an met it 4 your duty' he said he would go there, sad go maw" ; said that he had no arm.; Powell then ellesned that he (witness) might got a short knife, mad pat a paint to it ; if a poSeentan struck him, he advini him to slob him in the belir,Msd that the polleiman mould stag(,. Itha a amml blow. He oho mid that he wished ha mold dreg his Salsas oat of the gran and strew his Imam tout It was as mom of these oheamstaame that he weaM sal bane Powell es his NM Cheeks Goadlellow, ettegeharal : Is a tales. It Mt a sherbet arms bat bellems thdr pelsellphe to ha Mae. our aa amelleolokanht fin yore Kam Powell to ISM. lirso Peva .ea the 14th A> at the Neel NA Henn. Hl* HAM& That told endow to the len= sodded to witaam L a w gay to Antra= MN mini =non the meld make Ma memo Nedra Wit emo sped to 6 se, Ikea gen wham Ss. U. to MOMS hip. Orange bilm to met Aka the MOMMS at th Tres pablie-houn. Willam ihne ra ism. One Wiped five o'eleck, sad saw the pins intoning alelfislie Wm. grommitscl by the Attorney-Genoral : Wasgong to the promise had mat C a p i tse ue ltal SM Alll lMl L before lam, and shut the dem SW am win token away by the pollee. :NV=fsello toDlea.lalat ; believed host what he that a tray had bora laid for him by Powell. At cme tub. IMAM memings at Cartwright, he raked whether the olfeet of the society was to gain their object by legal mum; lONE= if they meant to ass any other, he would not lola Nue. Powell was there, and he was the first to my that I win ab---y moral-isle coward. William John Garrett: I know the witness Barrett. I am a chanht. On the night of the 15th of August I saw Powell ; I know him. On that night he showed m• a pistol and some ball cartridges. He salt he had been engaged all day in making them. Cromezamlned I have been a &artist thirty years. I was at Kennington-common. I have only Minded UM chartist meeting at ClalumnrelL The =tom was .then isuangatN with reference to the togs of the section of chartists to whisk rent lowed at the meeting at itawalastastemaaa. He did mot see any rpm= armed them Os bong asked whether the Ueality to which he beleamed had a clam leader, the witness objected to mower the qamdea, rad ap pealed to the beachwhether hasw hem' to reply. Mr. Bann Platt said he certainly aid answer , and, after se hesitation be sold wee a perm: aunt TopprelL The locality had oho ita &lev er T ha i Wits efinte was • perms mug Soweto. Hs Manylebone locality, and that Wolin ha baßases e had sever rear any ticket in the heads of say &WO5 to =tit= hie to receive guns, pikes, or pistols Seen a plate is Hatton garden. Was never at the Orme Tree me the Angel. Davis, who was examilsed as Wednesday for the prosecu tion, was then put into the 'Materna, sad croneza toned by Mr. Ballwin,: He had sold two guns within the last Ss months He had not said pates. He knew ham a ma named Stanton; he was formerly a polionsan. I He moor persuaded him to jcdn the Wat Tyler Brigade. He nem offend him a pike for Ss. Id. He had a bran of phials to mall for 16e., sot to any particular peens, but peamelly. H. might have °Sane to sell thesis Stanton's goomme. Hs kept a broker's thop and dealt in old books sad &nature. He attended a us i asa dbaskt nue, swift sad bayonets. He never taki that he could apply him with ammunition. Nom told Sinaloa that he Mild MI him a pike, and let him pays, musk per week. Wee a , SS meetings when he Wind to sell the a far saw him eontisg out of Blockhead'. =lke sham bat ha did not speak to him about It. BURNISH his that I had been to repair the inspector's beds, IN* a chartist named Monday, and did offer to gall Sim a nir of pistol. for Hs. Did not tell him that wasgood ow' to fire. Did not say to Monday that he like to try them on the Doke of Wtm. the Duke of WMa had beta aspm at =P he had aftlM. and lad been calla a m' • bad metal, "I," aeld Um witness, "have aimayo afivented his ems" (Lormhem.) I did not ma sway from my Wigan without pniag sug rent. I Ram asked Math to mist in a eihardst club. I haw asked pima' to attend the bat act to join the club; that was for the boadlt of the at whose beam the weft was held. I may have at awn 160 ; sortsiely NO. I anew saw Heath nem The load hod wee a pen ant lasuperlasood mit sad hod paid man =or booboo th an it wee worth. I took it la head to to pt • IMMISIAar far It, and too dq a =pus tatios of tot same to Grand* sad they hod a mating at this lamas. I was Ia as 4eMeg ..em, and Oillebearl them dimwits their por:l ke aad I cos ratiwith Mr. alies tho inspector. onse;a l seaded that the 'meta. be allowed to maw. mod I used to oak moat to attend the mesdnp to got moms to the Muse. TIM home was the Druids' Ass The landlord paid ma to advise the man to go. I Mew the men would get or good by gag. I tam the misethes would do nobody say good. I remamber the birth of her Majesty's last child. I sever seed any disrespectful a regarding it to Heath. I never mid to Heath, about the 10th or the 11th of August, "You will soon me what we shall do; we shall soon all be ready." I told Heath I had joined the chartists. I told him so beaus I had. Heath was not • Nerd= I know a person named Paris; lan 'damn the 16thol August on Blackheoth.hill. I said to him, " This is the might the blow most be struck." I told him to wait fee me at the Druids' Arms till I came down from London. I did net my that I was ready. I know • puma named Robiseca. I did not of patois to Robins= for male. I canted them about me ballad. I did not offer to sell them at • meeting— bat I spoke of them at ineetiage. I was a vita., in the Greenwich County Cm& I did not tell Robinson that I would have sworn say mortal thing to have got the batter of the opposite porty. I sever said to John Ward, that physical Mee wasth e best. I tol.l Ward to be careful what he did, for the sake of his wife and family. Oa Whit-Monday I told him that I was going to Bonnor's.fiekh. I did sot say I was going anted, nor did I ask hint to go armed. I told him to stay at home. I proposed to teMe a it , o i f i , i te d to t ls, but I to o b n e ly g: t g e a: k itr o m i l e or tite l l eg J imu Lassi: I d en id 1 t reot a nnoitro the to as to; the of = D I told Bl n ag ° den that I should give the of the HMls' Arms some old book-oven for gun tgri. I apposed a preposition for the &cola o7l the meeeiaties, because 1 th oug ht it would Wore the landlord if Is, house in whisk hp met ins were held. I might have called the cowards. I don't remember 'sync that U anybody attempted to arrest me I would blow their reins out If I did, ft was only to throw them off their guard. The court then adjourned for refresheseat THE Ronan or LOSD 020101 Bownocx.— The funeral of Ude aiiihniallel teak Awe this awning, at the old peals riot et littentabone, is whirl sawed allies the fanny vault et tie Web lime et Portland is situate, and where semi ammbams et dr &sal line are deposited. The haeral was etedusesel as privately as pa- Abb. The church was tar hem weenie& STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER. [By Eledzie Telegraph.] loom BiTnr To Nam o'CLocr. Tins Mozwnro, the =we end =Wm at the =downtime pleeo were as Wm: Lase= ....N.W.byN.Baht Um= .6. ...BM Blreemetank.l4.W..tlesettled Limped ...N N.F.....Len Alen Lowordli NJL...Rain Cluelarklge N.E...Nory Ws bleasbasis ......B. ..11ns Chelmegard N.L...liat Weetwree= ...N.E...Cioady Cheeterded N .110 a Newmarket ....N.E...111=7 rein Cheekargard .... - -IMO • learnaMon 34....iteet - - - ._ Ceisholer ..11.1...100 Crewe .6.1..= D a b iniwia 11:: aft 117 -LW-MU Wet Otemoter .11.1-..10rk Mem% .111.W....1e1a Er ") .N.E....r4te. =ith J1.W....141 N. lesin Lakes= IL ...lein Parringdoe. gept. 211. 11 p.m..= HMO. got. id, 6 p.a.. Wri It Der= Sept. 11, 6 11 mo.. lend iallirbisT:7ll -7 /Vy hazy Palo ... .IfW .fiela ea ...e.W....11aLs ...—......N......1eda Opelekker ...—.N.11....P1ee et Ives .11.W....8ake Wakefield. .14 Bain Melee* LW....liesvy rain Yemen& 11.11....8aka and N.L; dowdy, Wavy saw Tabu ; Ist& SHIPPING. Mum Anshan.—Tiablhi,27Witerliard, 1; Datsitha dee, 1; Prescit, 1; Pleaders, 1. LONDON, Sept. 20.—Wiad BM day at soon, N.N.W , Wit bream with rain. Towromorra, Sept. 28.—The Sarah and Maria, Amster dent to Batavia, 'got en shore, at do o'clock this satenine, on the Owen, was misted off by a plat sad two bowie crews hula Una, with km at amber and pert al &Mt, ead is roue into the barboar. Douarre, lars ou Mut, Sept. 77.— TM Talustry, of Workiagton, treat hams, west on shore en the Met hot. on Lakey Beach, and bar sustained eteriderable dam p; crew saved. Stun:mum, Sept. 7/..—Dariag yesterday and to-day a mintity of Norway imam ham been picked up en the sea l Clack near this Whom, sad air on the tout at sea, sup- I posed to ham Mee past et the daft-load of MOM 1114 white had been thrown overheard. Daa4 Sept. M.-11.8.11.—Anived: Barbel, W N.O. ; Whet, Bristol, U.S. Arrived kaa the riv il s= Sew* Sew; Menai Chadwick, Ceylon; Dm, iraraise- Lama, Boston. Arrived from the river sad eed • Nth; Remy Woolley, Mauritius; AtUroadark; New York ; • Aines, Boston. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Zoo d Clock—The funds remain Asap at yester day's quotations, with hardly any Witness doing. Consols, 86 to Exchequer Bills, Ws. to 325. pm. The markets have slightly flattened within the last half-hour. Congo* 851 to for mousy, and 86 to k for account. The foreign market is Wm. Mozioaa Stook. 1 7 1 to I. 11NOLIBli 71:t11D6 Sok Sisk est ScOSV ia ir Asst. SS i pse gi. SioL Asir. dist , Ow 11 is Us Om. Aass.. ell Ils. prim marts 10111,11. 4 slur Ci. Audit, 1 0 1.= s r C ast ti to . t" . 5 to .Ts eta6 c n3 se Ct. s 2S ise sst. • Al la L 5,.. Ivor CIL MbhPanits• i.e Si losi (X Dui&Oar. ns Ai Viesria r=i 01. v 1414 so% Died Da..4 RAILWAYS.—The market for shalt" is again to be re p ee t e ,? eit flatter. North Staffordahirea W 6 dish North British, 17 to I. Northern of France, 51 to di dia. London azd North Western old and new stooks am worse, also Miland stock. 881 M IMUCTILD Ur TO TWO nits DAY IN LONDON. (Toennlara prices will he band lo lost paps.) Aherdwa, 16 171 Loudon and Mookaall, 4i Mat. am Oaf. AL, 284 Mureli., Mae. & Line., Pref., 94 Caledsodoo. Ili Illlard, 32} Si Do. Mew keL Prof.. 11 Do. Sol. Coon Prof., 9} Choler enl Melybood, Sawn Onoller, Ili N 30i on WN . 5117 1 t. r lir 7 De. Viva Munn Sr omit, at IN. lair 9! i I. Ulm I (1. Si &, S Oaf., Wore., & cher., 54} 0 1 ., =.11, Swore. and Mot. (POrwarretry) 1 7 } Ds. 3 prr Coot. Lanseslor sod bßa* 43 South Bastant. MI i .IS lons. at Turk., PI . York, Neve i , & bw. Ns No. 1 Do. Thirds (Its..), 2 (( York & Nem.), 131 I Do. Ms Guar. 6 8 6 . In Loads rod Bradford,per OW., 1 D 90 Do. G.N.P.. Par., Lon. &N. Weleva, 110 9 Tork ft .II Well. 1 Ili Do. Now Cps.. Si Do. Prat, Ile Do. 10f. IL & B. (C), 9} Do. & h W. Riding is. In } Lou. & Swath Weans, SSA twig and Lyme, 4} Do. New 301.. 37 flanbre and /woe, I} Do. Thirds, Si d LIIIIIII.OOL BALM, Samoan IL-ooz o'Crotm. Thor market km taken a tura fbr the worse. I'.'. elan rref. o l4l; d IMm Mirf., end Lin. (late OS. Lea. IS Tarts. 4i 1 & Muth 30 d Do. (WiLlU a l i t i l. Oa aid 1 Midland, 83 Lou. & IL W 1 4 9} Do. Halm, 10} Se. 9d. d Do. New lars.,l en 9d. d 8. Dot. & Dover, No. I, 10 91 1 N. Math Qra, 41 _ Lee. le N. W Q aster, 110 94, -- De. New rs., Ilk Ds. Qes. (C), II p 9d. d There WM a ;.;Ty ;Wit bud Doh., Mak. / tW. York D. Prot. (11).19 Lumakke New, d Do. Prot gm. par 146 d Lou t York. d Do. Port I pr. Cr., par Loud. kX. West Cbs. (C), p Do. (Hod. It Wm Thkdr), 3 d Landoll sad N. Weeleillo N. WWI& ['birds, SOla. OA. d N. Ikailard., N. Ida 11. 9d. d LEEDS SALI99 TM glare marks... ire Ingessiisas wen atolls,. • Faiii;rian Pre, no. E. Lure Pref., ger ' ltldloOd. $3 Do. Halms lOL SL 9d. LES, ttorrixoli leo, but no change in prime. Csiedoistssi Prot, 0.16 d fiber.. & Le. (Grimsby 364 Ns), d Do. (121. 10s.), 7 1-16 N. ebiffordsbire, 1 11- Oldham =mos 1 d l6 d S. Emt. sod Darer, No. 3, 101 d Do. No. 4, et LEN Brarisms Bkranrs. &Bins (B), 41. 14.91. 1 d Do. Prot Is , L. id. p Iternomee 26. alive today, sad the barium . Pulses Wore a little on the I laia sad York. Ref., la 31 p PRODUCE.—MmoNa-LANE, Half-past Two. The public sales of Sugar, which are large, end consist of 400 hhda. Trizidad, 3,500 bags Mauritius, 2,600 bags Bengal, and 1,000 baskets Penang, are progressing steadily, and this article appears to hare seen its lowest, as the market term goes. Befined, standard quality, 60s. to 60s. 6d.—The Coffee sales are small, and a considerable portion is damaged. Priem remain unaltend.--Saltpetre steady ; refraction 41 and 6, sold 265. to 265, 65.—Pimento : The quantity offered has been larger than for some time past, 160 bags; a part was bought in, the remainder sold chiefly at 41d. for good fair quality.—Cotton dull ; buyer, are awaiting the public salsa for next week.—Bum: This article remains in limited demand, and but little disposition shown by the trade to buy more than its immediate wants require.—Spices steady.— Tea steady.—ln other articles no material alteration. PRICER CURRENT. Swan, pea eat. DOW PAID. Pip, We. 1. SI 7...2 7 W. ladia,l3.P.bwa. 33a. 6d.325. 6d Mop 9 0...0 Yellow *Gray ... 36 0...36 6 Ono atOadif bar 0 0... u Pass . . .. 87 C. 40 6 Swedish lO 13. 11 Ilaatidai;fa;;lia.„ 29 C. 36 0 Lao" at per ton. inf10w......... ...... 36 0...39 0 Pig, keit l6 10 . 0 lbs. 40 0.-42 0 Mled, sheet l7 1...0 Basa4ll2lladria,b. 28 0..33 0 Bars l6 13 0 Tallow 34 0...37 0 Patent shot l9 10... 0 111114 27 6...44 red or Dandwa ... 18 10... 0 Peralga.brovn 32 0. 33 Opeltar l4 0...141 Team $6 6.-87 Ona, pet 232 Imp. gal. d.p. Om mad whits 29 0...81 TS* /sal, pale 27 0... 0 laaark Ho o•.. 51 0...87 straw 23 10. 24 Lamps Oanui. 49 0...31 brown* yellow.. 23 10_ 23 la Band. Wont lad* =Manta 72 C.. 0 amp 28 0... 40 0 OW. ... ...... 34 0.. 0 Oaad. 4l 0... 63 0 Soadiiii . . 23 10...16 Bas s 72 0...110 0 01ive,04114011,p.124349 0...30 099143, pioi . 27 0... 26 0 0... 33 0 main. Rood io . e6. 43 0... 73 0 Gals anti =lse II 0... 41 0 sod Pa lms 21 0... 26 0 Ta 4, al par lb. 003904.e0mm oa 0 0 ... 0 7 Sze; at 949 girt. 1110931 while. lO 6... 14 0 Carr .... 3 0... 9 6 Java sad 10 0... 13 0 Pates. de4ael l7 0.. 91 0 "Brims. Zsek at per Lemuel rebind D0_0!au1H00t.._....... 7 0 3 - 4 - 0 - 1/7 Ca Jamaica, 50 to $6 2 . 3 \ pot Mt. D.P. 3 ... 4 Favourite parks 4 4 Beatali, Ist brands 3 ...6 BAN& spirits, d.p. 10 ... 0 Maack .... 0. Dish lO 0 t PIA; par am IIga.P.T.E. LIS 6...40 I IL Esalasbatg, Mad Dutch sad Thad& 30 0...60 Friesland Haar, at For tos. 81.PetarsbormaksmS31 0..:311 outsbot half oleo lusa, Rhine °abb 31 0. 13 ot Foes llaoWa 36 0...37 East India Bum. Boettay l6 0...34 Juts Tug, at per cwt. Blum. 3O 0... 0 Mans 72 6... 0 Cosa. la blocks 76 0... 0 Los, at per toe. Bus £6 15 SO GioiaOTC 61 0-43 10 1 1 6011 . Be" P l3O par t0a..... $7 11... 0 Limed 22 10... 0 0 PROVIEROBO at wt. iluttow-Ctak, let p . 81 0...83 0 4tha 89 0 90 0 oth. 0 0... 0 0 0 0...0 0 do 74 0..78 0 Madifi air 76 0...54 0 Newry lat 0 0... 0 Worked 74 0...60 0 lios4 bike. pro GSM ?Mir Maw 0 6...0 0 Yealimbwmam 7O 0..40 0 fasamiark.Lmrk 170 0...60 0 Dm. lethal Dm" Waterbed, = wt. 000.700 e... • 0...70 0 DYM... 70 0...60 0 p. 63 0...72 0 t i ma id = r oow, at per 10. B. A.mad/I. Melo, o..td 6a. Sd 0 38_0 te 1 , 7 o ~.o dry Itlcs % yjamaitYalp.dry 0 0 ...o 6 Wont 1/1414 dry 0 0 -.0 0 Salbad 0 ...6 $ UK Ma. ...0 Klel.A.g, dry 0 0 ..0 6 ...0 11..toraa, gar Mx* ditto 6 ... 7 B Wows, at pw Lovrotod, re Jamalm 0 3. 4 4 lb.. 4 1 a Ctrp i e l aa rmi lty 6 0...0 Puede, Jamaica 6 0... snlld Nicaragua, large and 10 0..13 9 0...10 Lima 13 10..43 Ewan 131 mas l2 0...16 Red Bandits. 3 10... $ 1 Brad) 18 0...60 TALLOW.—TaIIow is improving 'gain, after the late depradou. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 47e. 6d. October to December delivery, 475. ; separate mouths' delivery, 475. 6d. COALB.—HaIf-past Zoo. —Walls End Hatton, 17s. 6d.; Wall's End Lanigan, 17s. ; Was End Tees, 16.. 9d.-Bhips at ranks; 6t. SHINS. Sept. 29.—Hidee, Nibs. 721b1., to 641135, lad. to lid.; 641t0..t0 711b5., lid. to Ild. ; 721tts, to 80th.., 2d. to 21i. ; 8016 s. to 88th.., 2d. to 21d.; 8816 e. to 9616., 21d. to 30.; 96165. to 1041b5., 31d. to 314. ; Horse Hid*, 6s. Calf Skins, 2s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. SzsmosmasT, Sept. 29.-11'1f-brads, Os. to Os. Od. Polled, 2s. 2d. to 24. 9d. Halt-brads, 1.. 2d. to 21. 3d. Downs, Is. 6d. to 1.. 10d. CORN. lffsan-wrs.—The arrivals of foreign Wheat, Baby, and Oats are again large, but only moderate of English, whilst from Ireland we have not a single arrival. Oar market was rather better attended this morning by country merchants and millers, who purchased a fair span till of Wheat at about the;rates cf Monday. Barley without any alteration in value, but not a brisk sue. Oats were only In moderate requset,with the turn in price in favour of the buyer. Beaty and Peas unaltered. - -- • • • • The folios:sly ere Monday's quotations: BRITISH. 111.11Thass N Qmtie Irmo; Ems sad RJR rott 22 so 26 to 24...wh1t0.. 62 to 66 to 61 Norfolk and Badolk. OS to nto 56... do 22 to 37 to n Tamers (Rom or Win) .. 62 to 64 Oasob. t0d....66 to 42 . t024 ..wldts..... 32 to SI to IS Bartkvatb. and Boob* do.— to —... d 0...... to to lola do 23 to 24 BAUM, jading .. . 26 to 24...dlotiMad 36 to 30 to 111 Molting ....... 22 to 24..Jkoke —to— to —to to —a Od 6to Polodt to If to 2U . ta Vs Od O B Art, ""mar loe oa 11 to lb o,tpo 0d....0116. larrisk Mot* lied 21 go Us OL.= 14 to 2114 Od 19 to No 01 Dino sago ......... ..... 114ta - 1141, rek . ............ ■„ 36 to ila 04.mapto II to ~. 44 to 51...1mpad0l ... 51 to if Ow% ... '.. SO to 12 .4 : AMU to 4°...bsawa. . $3 ton—old 4° — to 41 RIM. 113 to Wain.. $4 to $43 oid— to Lam Neu Ilptl4, per Doti. ••.../f/W artator 10 so 11—old to Per meg W MTh. MOD. TIMMY , * 4411.trad 46 to 50-.lao Itcoothoict oto 44 iforthlk sad estibik. 40 to 42 „while. 4l to 43 Nettlutotberbod. Limas, and Yorkshire to 1011116 N. Iliaa4, Dubs me 1=... 64 to 311—ioa 6p to 114 art 3tottlo, 83 AI to VI Prost i ., — to to II Rits/ Duda mg mei .. 40 42 11•1114—...---. . 43 to 49—Eatrapa " to Damao sol Odoms ..-- =red ..-- to :Jt =u= 0.." _viii wad anlen& llMeta rel Dada Frimind mad Mak Ned . . lija• _lamas DMA, tkii...., IMO. ax to = IS io - St Is to fl 11 to 28...tt0d —to— — to to IS to IL ..Touotoy.. b Pi". P. 416 :-- . ---- 64 to 16...6•117,—.. IS : ra Ilmalmnammus mad Odom— —1•116to40 1161.11. 6... CAli tt i e hVa d a6 P ma.„ "5— ..... "Me s a. so a 9 ft. lamm erto Treat ma Amnon 6 6 lOgla It a 10a. fryAnardris. per ten* el 11616 , Ilmalmim mai Madan— dw lbws* par mmok — WIWI DM I' an. Whist Omis Maar, kin' ti --- II lo 11 m0ir01110 . 11 7 4... Oft ... • LONDON PROM 21014 tip .... •••• 410 0 - isNo l ; L • .• , 4 ' ril $ fa 4 a!: •‘ "~1 •-, lii ;1 1 1fm. .;74N0. qa ~: ~ w~ .~ ~i.i iri.