The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-11 00:00:00

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THE POTATO DISEASE ARRESTED.—The POTATO DISIIIICTINO POWDZI4 amisvered a.a pm gored by J. Gnat. CtratlM. Woe BrowdeP. • • &nig Our limb dier patee... ebbe!. es preyed Os the usibtadire a/ weal salami spbeddlral dm/14 awl oars efkitsgat Is *s4. Chell" sad vev& dee t~es el lir above let line elliske4. appPoideu, üblett is wpm* ow* cab Ilspeeee s %nage pod Peel stiltree Welgran i et. i teLee matt twertne. " SURGICAL INOIMUITY.-IRFFECTUAL SUP PORT la DINTINDLD 11111210.—POPIR lad PLANTS hue Sari ke zEzi kit than MASTIC 'MOCKING& Mame ea Ingthn e.. ey ara II id sod pentdedh Gold end atm prawn& the 1.... t relice fen mbar admen maL Knaneaph tad to any petearn. Ineentakese to awainteenent es ~eMehlaaand the ankle end by peel tram Get menataelnearh POPS and PLA. &4. 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Tbay will bs attoolpltod at Ito cestenla in It Milo the partleaten at 41111.10 111 am 't Omura, vitomaliwa, Mehra, me , mesh,* mlbal complalota, tomdaeltia ils•• diem OrISMOM worry,. War nomplainth general 4eMlity, Maga fort. of norrom divarion. &a Mr. Hatooti met bdie rt il odTi ralthnle linbi is mute tom from all onpitawmt wantion ; It rather blthwumble than otharwise. awl mum Wm. aro so mobilopt MIL It elan the rattent to do without am& sal whom tow week. TAX 11111.—T . o folltming la oatractml from tont Court Journal d H It la sow Moot foot mars vlbro tats Si Ibtomtod ate Maw It um lobe vorteltati wilvanim mw Dolt more sitonalvely vat ma immthel immt. To bath c moon bt believe that oat adrift miallablail l.: for. In • rom Mind time. 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IS Ilk• CV. sting • = ems. elial Iris . = sum s arise e= =seariessse e owl belli teem sureseber sib" el • wars Oat rableasi. =dem ..... i. re 1101•= Sreem:M=l et by • deslol2taraW nits am say by heresee peortss peel tier egg le is el=i4 . oll;=. bra Ariel kr SO '4 • seemese higa l m i alli6‘7lw'..‘ er ibi • a.' : r s T e ..U sm ." ; rameelies. Let •niassms. iietle • Hens ' ;o• Nem lie•• L ; red roux. EL • LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, Simi/ %T. The journals, this morning, contain uo domestic in telligence except what I communicated in my de spathes of hit evening. The letter of Prince Louis Napoleon to his uncle, the probable publication of which I have already mentioned, appears in the journals this morning, and is as follows: London, Await 27.—My dear Uwelo—Your sound advice cc the elections which are about t UM plate rave only anticipated the letter I had daterotioad to writs to you on the now aubjeet. 1 agree with yew diatl am now bond to wept the trust ropoted is no by ssy fallow.citisens if Obey shat so far Isessus ass as *pia to return two. Under aireumsbowto elite . I!appily so longer 'I allow eadell lave submitted to peekaag my ezliiriatier than sty same to be mad. the pretext for dangsnea agitation. Nem that order is finely establisbed, I huge that no wi tmaasa prejudices will 'wisest my assisting ft • lei:womenr time d ne people in seat:ion the stability, the happiness, and the glory of the republic. Will yea, my dear uncle, make known thkee my semi:mats, and moire, to—Loon NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. The candidates for the three vacant seats for Paris pot forth by the moderate party are, Raget (du Nord), ex-deputy ; Edmond Adams, ex.Adjuint Mayor of Perim : and Achille Fould, ex-deputy and banker. The number of candidates, however, for the me tropolis is very numerous, and is increasing every day. The following is the present inventory Marshal Bugraud, Prince LO'Jia Napoleon, L'Abbe Degaerry, L'Abbe Genoude, L'Abbe Roux (des Faubcurg St. Antoine), L'Abbe CoTherean, M. Emil* de Oirardin, Gen. Castellane, Gen. Repatel, M.M. Jules Lefebvre, Deumiee, Horace Say, Batter, Eons men Blanc, Ernest Gregoire, Emile Thomas (ex director of ateliers nationaul), Dupoty, Cabet, Th 04, Respell, and Kersausie. Fêtes, receptions, and balls, are becoming the order of the day. It is announced that the chief of the Executive, the President of the Assembly, the Pre fect of Police, and the Minister of War, have mutually agreed to expend their entire salary and emokmente in such entertainments. The Moniteur of this mornu g states that by the last advice* from Arras the people had submitted to pay the 45 centimes additional impost, and that the greater part had been paid, and perfect tranquillity prevailed. The Iltoriteur also contains a letter from the Pre fect of Police to the municipal council of Paris, re commending the suppression of all intelligence offices fee workmen, and domestic servants, and the opening registry offices by the state. The Madrid mails of the sth big. have arrived. Recent letters from Catalonia painted the rebellion as hourly mere formidable. The republic in factions artedin harmony with the Cachets. No journal in Madrid dared to publish the accounts nceived. Ar rests continued to be frequent in Madrid, and 54 political prisoners had arrived at Cadiz from Valencia. . - MAW" &NT. s.—lltras par Ceuta. IN pater; after Bola, 191 GM. Me per Conte., IN paper; after Buts, IN eseb. IMitrew, ; after Bo sa, 31 too& empoota, 7 web. Dank of at. [ea. 2=7 account; 53 cash ; &moot of sates. N 4 aim. Exabstage te Landed, at 90 days, 48 ma. ITALY. INSURRECTION AT LEGHORN. On tle evening of the 2nd, a proclamation was placarded interdicting the meetings of political clubs. To prevent the people from tearing these down, agents of the police were stationed by them. A young man having torn down one was wounded in the hand by the police in ehargeof it. This was the occasion of the outbreak, which commenced with a conflict between the police and the populace; the former fired, and according to the Chew Gazelle, five of the people wens killed and several wounded. The troops were then called ote, and at first tired in the sir. The po pulace, however, fired with effect, and 112 soldi. re fell dead. The soldiers then (says the Gazette) piled their arms and fraternised with the people. The governor with other detachments retreated to the citadel, round which the populace collected to b. siege it. A pro‘ isional government anis immediately formed. Another account says that the number of toldiera killed was considerably lees, that the artillery swept the street San Francisco and others near it w ith grape, but that being entonntered by a brisk funilade they retreated. The cavalry were also repulsed. The conflict is reported to have commenced a' 9 at night, and to ! , ave continued WI the morning. A letter written at one in the afternoon of the 3rd, safe that the draggle was then renewed, and that the populace was moving towards the Colonel's. All accounts agree in saying that considerable numbers sf the troops laid down their arms on the evening of the 2nd. It was at 3in the morning of the 3rd Mat the governor with a portion of the troops retired into she fortress. The Risorgimento of Turin, says that the reimber of soldiers killed was GO and that of the peo ple only 6. A correspondent of the Concordia of Turin, writing on the night of the 2nd, says that the artillery thun dered for 2 hour., the gendarmes at the same Levv sustaining a fire; that the people were victorious at 10 o'clock, after four hours' conflict, that the cars bineers lost 69 men and had many wounded, and that there were only three or four of the populace killed. The Opissions of Turin of the 6th sap that Genets' Dunne was charged by the King with an causer di mission to Oenoa, and that it was hoped that hie isrmeam would establish order there. 'lit 613ttIS I' _ 636,1 LONDON, MONDAY, SEPT. 11, 1848. [THREEPENCE. NOKWAY.—C uenAau, Atm. 28 —Thedissolis lion of the StortLing took place to•dey. The statdholder ed the Klo3ell apes eh, which concludes by Isis Msjsity ex pressing Ws regret that his coronation sad that of the Q 4.01 nwt be postponed, in was/queues of dm prang polities' relations of Bowe. Dublin, before the 8 bat was pawed, be bad ao idea of proceeding to 15 There are thirteen father eameeklale tetheiraellefCbanal. There were able perms previously is eseredy there fur pAttiCid OffraClO. These base era ell of the middle slow Bear are Trading for awl it is said the aidiserities do tot Ar-ar them Ws shay, ML begin ea pram! subject, are They are Mewed their own bids Jute the priory sad to providoilwir reia l Z g . It is ant wade whether Se not nay of MM penile will be tried at the eolataiesios. They are all meg own iron 18 (told. THE WRECK OF THE OCEAN MONARCH. 1011115 WASEZD /11101111. In consequence of a chap of wind to the west, pardons of the wreck of the dilated Ocean Monarch, and several bodies, have, during the past week, been cist up on the shin in the noichbourhled of Blackpool, Lytham', and Norhretk. The bodies washed up at Blackpool were seven iu numb,r, bur females and three resin. The dyne of the females indicated respectability ;_ and two et them had wedding rings on their fingers. The wedding-ring of one of theta f. marked inside with the initials " G. W," and the other bad on a gold hoop set with a pink stone, inside which were merited the letters "J. O." The female with the ring :narked G. W. was of blender make, and had round her neck a double link of coral beads, with a gold clasp; she appeared to be thirty-four years of age, and bad been thrown into premature confinement. The other married lady was apparently in second mourning, having on • lugs plaid cotton drew, and round her nook an elastic guard, at tached to which was a smell camphor beg. The third female wee tall and slender, hating a fine head of anhurn heir. Her dress was of dark claret Orleans sloth, fitting close up to the welt. The fourth (*mute we a piel, apparently 7or 8 years old. She had on • green plaid over -coat, open at the front, light bias soon. red a pair of new ankle strap shoe.. One of the men was aged, with a bald head; and he, perhaps, may be identitl,d by his having on two pair of troweers, the colour of the under pair being light blue, and these at the outside black ; and his stockings w 're of brown wonted. The second male was evidently a sailor, having on a blue flannel shirt, a pair of blue pilot triunes, and • pair of Wellington eiders' bars. He wore a leathern belt, in which was a sheath cantabile! • whittle knife. He appeared about 30 years of age, and lied black long hair. The third male was a boy, appareidly 7 years of age, his outer clothing being of drab cotton cord. In addition to the above seven, four bodies, all females, were washed up at Roebuck. From articles fond in the pocket of ore, it is supposed that her DAMS is Elisabeth Steel, and there is consequently some likelihood that she will be identified ; bet there was little, if anything, about the other• which is I. !nimble will lead to identifies ion. These bodies have been interred at Stephan. Su bodies have also been cast up on the Lytham oust—three females, one man, and two boys. In the pocket of one of the females was found a ticket, Issued iron Harden and tm.'s Ame rican paeket-ofike, with the names "James Mentagh, Mrs. Mentagh and Infant, and Jane Mentagh," written on it, as passengers. Another of the females was of middle stature, with auburn hair, and on her left hand were two rings, one gold, set with two cornelian stone*, and the other was of tortoiseshell. In her pocket was found a dark rosary of beads, with a crucifix ; she was 'bast 30 years of age. The other female was somewhat coarsely dressed,: having on a light-6,lmnd gown; and she wee very .font. The dress of the man it would be useless to particularise ; end the boys, both about 18 years of age, were dreg ed in plaid frock-coats and tennen, but b-yood this they bad nothing on to assist an Identification. The bodies were respectably interred at Lytham parish shush on Satur day afternoon, Should the wind esmtlane is the same dim lion, there is little doubt that many more billies will be cum ashore In the same vicinity. As it is, *sr of charred wood and other sastaria), that evidently Sensed pert of the in tend vessel, are washed on the meet at almost every tide. MtLITAST DISTINCTIONII.--Oulond Soinesset, Lein tenast-Col.nel Meta, and Lista( nant-Colonel Mackinnon, are appointed Companions of the Math, for their KTVWs in the Cars war. SHIPPING. Matta Anamm.—Dablin, 4 ; Waterford, 2; Douse's dee, 2 ; Preach, 2; Flanden, 2; Holland, 1. Lonnie, Sept. 11.—Wind this day at noon, N.W., Strong breese, and tine clear weather. Dna., Sept. 9.—W. to W.S.W. ; r it., W.S.W., mode rat*. 100, W.S.W. freak and e q ually ; tart, sW. to W.8.W., etroug.—Arkved : Theodore, Amman, and sailed for Antwerp; Mhos., Zanzibar, and wailed for Bre men; Arab, Bombay ; William Thompson, mid Alice Haviland, Algoa Bay; Zephyr, Bartok* ; Gib raltar, Dominica ; Champion, Anti ma; lJnioa, Porto Rim.; Helena, Pagerasa; Glealyess, Quebec; Mid Lothian, 13)dney, N 8.W.; Minstrel, Restilla" Leila Rook's, Penang; Latina., Calcutta; John Hays*, Port Pfillip ; Royal Archer, Adelaide, 8. A. ; British hies, Colombo, and Palmyra, Penang; Hadimay_, and Athenian, Madras; Mail, Mauritius; Vulcan, Gambia; hfriocutle Caps Coast Castle ; Guinea, Sierra Lions; Rotary, Rio Janeiro; Columbia. Columbia; Amity Hall, and William Hatt, Ja maica; Harlequin Si. Domingo; Sir Robert Peel, New York. Arrived fr om the river : Apaz, and Duke of Po. dead, New Zealand; Timon, Twofold Bay, N.S.W. ; Mattison, ValgaraMD; Henrietta, Trinidad; sry 1P Whinnie, Quebec. Arrived from the river and ailed : tt , 'Weems, New York. Sailed : Earl of Hardwick', and Minerva. Bombay. Arrived : Steadfast, China; Colony, Caps of Good Hope Guiana, Sierra UMW ; Cense, and Zetella, &Mace ; Pal myra, Demerara; Margaret Walker, Prince Edward's Island ; Eltar.or, Quebec. ILAMSOATS, Sept. 10.—W. by S. Arrived : Pomona, Quebec. Dimon, Sept. 10 —W.B W.—Arrived : Dublin, Trinidad. Pouvomorra, Sept. 10.— W.S W., str pg. Arrived : Prince Regent, Sierra Leone. Sailed : Queen, Calcutta. FALMOUTH, Sept. 10.-8 W.— Arrieed Perseverance, Hamra ; bite, Dalkousiedor Cardiff; Tomato, Moulmein-; V.rgilia, Thorwaldsen, are RAH, Rio Janeiro; J Aram Gibson, Pernambuco. Off port: Mine. St. Domingo; G. Dean, Rio Janeiro, and sailed far Antwerp. Diderot —Anived : Sir Henry Pettinger, Quebec ; W.Tana. CAILDIFF.—Arrived : Ronnomist, Wallace, N S. Moue:A:a —Arrived: Sir J. Lynn Guldsusid and Cigar trian, Cub s, and no' Hell, e , es reel° l ap re p orte d. Orr Dmarmourz.—Vinc, Tatmaconelte, for Hull. STATE OF THE ViD AT - - AT NINE O'CLOCK THIS MO the undermentioned game were as Lo.tdon Dittoing .ant..N.W (3oudy Drandtm N . Cambrid,te.....N.W Very Sae Lheinonord .... N. Thee ebroutaleld Very foe Coreterfued....N.W Pine Materna N. rive Cisne P.? Pine FAA Meth . N. . Vhie hly N.W May filmgoer W Vay Inn Ohmmeter Klee rein Owner'. 11ertf0rd.........N. Wee Itull Ipewleb ..... ....N.W Pins Leode N.W Visy doe fkl.tol, Sept 10, i 8 p m., wind P. Omer, Nundny evening, Sept. 10, Perriendos. Sept. 10. 3 p m. et bossy min from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. w AND WEATHER. )ixtxo the wind and weather teihme %e~e~.or ww rrn. Leith W Very ise Uocete W Very Sae Untidy .N.W Mae hlsabereagt....W Very Dos Nerweeetle. W Very ar Newmarket .....N. Mae Nonesatoe.....N.W Mae Nottingham ....W. Mae Petetimmegkit.W Moe rods W. Pommaath Mae Rargby N.Z. Vim howthemplon S.W litte etlwe. N.W.... Pitio Turk N.W Vey fine AV. elowly. with shown. , decor breeze. wird &S.W.; dowdy, otter very COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. %loNFY MARKEI & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two ("Cita,. —Tne market is quiet, but firm. We quote Consuls 8(11 to fur money, and 861 to # for time, without much business. Reduced Threes, 861 to N. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 87 to 1. Eschequer Bills are better, at 295. to 325. premium. Since he accession of Senor Mon to the minis'ry of fl oat, cc, Spanish securities have gradually retrograded in marketable value, • fact which shows how little confidence the bondholders have in his in- I tention or ability to undertake or acco:npiish any financial act of justice in their favour. The' experience of his former administration should indesd be proof conclusive of his indi-position to enter tain any quewion for the consolidation of the romigio debt and its co.version morn something like a dividend-paying stock. Spanish Fives are now down to llt to 1 ; the Trves, to 22$ to 3 ; Pateive, 3to I. Portuguese, 211 to 21. Dutch Two.aud-a-Half per Cents., 441 to j ; the Fours, 70 to 1. Belgian, 70 to 2. Dani b. 69 to 72. Rusi-ian 98 to 100. 1 %fextcun, 161 to 17. Brazilian, 74 to 6. Chilies, 83 to 7. Peruvian, 29 to 31. IV4(3t.tzdi yr • DR, Hint Stoat. MS I Si el! ea. Oo i• for Lees;. in f I to 0...., ..... •••• *St a 3to U Om. Awn. eq 4 it 'Alt ~ ...lit, .7 It Etm.twomor MIL, Le• to 341. arm - ..;f141140 FUNDS. • 0 p CL A•tatrula Nook. -. I tar Oint. Gras,.ls &h., 111 131 7k per C . 1.13. Dow* TVS I urea As Deform' 044.. 1 0 2. per Con. 4ato, 3 get IX 110000 a, 1106. 144 IT 171 ,,,, C . ..1 . 1.: ,. .3 , 7 1 3 11 S&L. 741 4 per el Powlsrten 044...34 31 Dom. 211 .4 • 140. t.; . 04000 Alm. KW. 10 1 1 r;:rffl a l7.o4l. 0 U.. 04 10P as &V 1011 t, chili tu HO.. SI T Ditto epanimb 010, Ili i D no Whoa . ha. Mt.. - 3 par CL 04.04•10 Dd.. ni 3 Calumbi3l , k , otador 11.1-..1 If 0100.411 Wand 11.4.- 1 per •X. Inn .tt 1i.ta...1 13 thttu. ra.me 4.1... 3 f 2t pet Ot. Outth 044. 1 lt , r Ct. Cewwwla 11• L . 1117 4,40,:t. .•.tual Om.. $ 1 ' 44•008 D 41.0.001 DILA. RAILWAYS.—The snare market is somewhat more linn, with miter more business dling, at better prices. A considerable number of jobbers and brokers are absent to-day, otherwise probably the, transac tions would be of more importa. ce. We quote Cal.- doniano, 24 to 1; Brighton*. 274 to 8; Eastern Counties, 14i to 4; &nth Westerns, 37 to 8; North Stafford', 4i to CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We have Cape Town journals to the Ist July. The intelligence from beyond the nortt.ern frontier was again pacific, and confident expeetitions were chter tamed of the perfect seems. of the mea.nri a ad , pted he Sir H. Smith. Tho emivant Boers in the district of Culeden's River had publicly disclaimed the proceed ings of their misguided countrymen,and called ution the government for protecion. 'foe intelligence respecting the decline o' Pret.rius' influence among his country men, and of his eons+ quern retirement, is fully con firmed. He had abdic ded his commandant-general ship, and retired to • private farm, under the Mag eetiles Berg. The (abdication took place at a public meeting, held at Moor River, on the 18th of May, and Mr. Potgieter was, at the same meetin , z, chosen commandant-general. Tho opposition to some of his elms., on the part of Potgieter and Jan Kik, the latter declaring openly that he never would join any party of his countrymen in opposition to the British peernment, are soppesed to have been the immi diate Amuses of his retirement. The real intentions of the t were becoming better known among the M ril e g re a ry day, and opening the eyes of the meat prOadited to the groundlessness of their suspicions and the unseasonableness of their schemes of indepen dence as a people. Prom British Caffraria reports are also favourable as to tranquility and • ready disposition on the part of the people, to be registered as resident British sub jects. 'fbe p. ople in some districts had begun to fence end clear hind eery extensively for summer crops. The repel ted murder of Captain Moultrey is contra dicted. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Saar. to. L'rd John Rowell left for t'.43otland yesterday. The corporation of Limerick had a meeting or Friday to appoint a deputation t wait on the premier to im press on him tho value of their port as a pa:ket sta tion. They are " the day after the fair." _ _ Andre search was made for Mr. 'flumes Devin Reilly this week in Monaghan ; the house of the Rev. Mr. Tierney, one of the state prisoners of '44, was visited by the police in search of him. Mr. Maloney, the Roman Catholic clergyman 40: moron, Tipperary, has received a threatening letter, end las been pasted through the district as a spy "in the pay of the government. Our know ledge of the acts of the rev. gentleman would rather lead to the conclusion that, if so, government has had very little value for its money. The lt , ev. Mr. liavannah, a Catholic clergyman of Dublin, was arrested lut week in Clare, in mistake for one of the insurgent leaders. Ot course he was immediately discharged. Mr. Monahan IM threatened with opposition at Galway in the person of Mr. Gregory, the late member for Dublin. The Cionmei Chronicle has the following rumours and speculations touching Mr. Doheny: During the 'ant week or ten days there bare been some expeditions within a few miles of this town, in sesrch of D..heny ; we heard of one in the neighbourhood of &aline molt, where it was supposed ha was concealed in a wood. Toe party in pursuit started some man, evidently not a peasant, though dressed as such; he was imam diately hailed, and rthioarnied to stand, at his peril, but succeeded in ,Meting his neaps by a plunge into a thick part of the plantation, being euasi detably is advance of his pitmen. It Doheig is mot in Dublin Castle, we think Le is in this vieinity still. DOIMIT AGAIN.--It Is maned that Doheny held a munalight meeting a few nights ago, on a mountain, within tear or five smiles of Carrick ea Sale. The general belief is that he is still in this neighbourhood. DUMMY lIBLIILT Since penning the pre ceding paragraphs thorn Dohisay, we received the subjoined information tram a 111011M3 on which we VIII plan the fullest reliance. The odor day Damn was very rcarly pinned in Diu g tnin. A constable got Ins ge on him, and instead of arresting him, ea he should have door, kept him in view for some time t a m.ke tne arrest Ishmael!, and thus obtain the entire reward. Dobeny, ever awake, perceived the bent a f the polieensan, and left Dtuigarvan in a trot, crossiug the countiy by Crony's Rock, to the direction of Coolaaninek Wood, in which. it is supposed, he is at present losanehed. Tale wood, from in connoting to Slisvmainon, Banisgsrry. Mollinahorn, and Carrick, eatables him acid one or two others, who are generady with him, Lot only to procure pro visions, bat to muster as many armed full ,wen as they may require. It is reported that a. few nights ago they lead is plan laid to entrap the police; that upwards of 400 men were armed and posted at boto sides of the wood between this town sad C 'cinema& ; and that a scent was sent up by them to glee information to the police that Doheny would Ito coming towards Cionmel at • certain boor. Rows vet, the plan proved nisuccosefel, as the constabulary here are too well acquainted with persons and appearances to give full eredenne to every whisper that moyoo ot o to t h e i r knowledge. THE SPECIAL CO. MISSION. The preparsuons fur the special comv.iasiou at Cleatnel are rapidly hastening to maturity. The grand .jury panel will on this occasion furnish the Janes by whom ihe accused will be tried, and the nnly prisoners yet named for arraign ment me Meson. S. O'Brien and Meagher, together with Mr. Wilier us. I have no doubt, however, that the name of Mr. Daly ought at least to be added. That be will be arraigued for treason titers seems no room to doubt ; sad as no commission will Wile for Dublin, and as hi• le:ter, said to have been found in Mr. O'Brien's portmanteau, will make him legally a par icipator in the proceedings in Tipperaty, there seem; good reason to conclude that he alio win be tried at Clonmel. The croon solicitor's aides have visired the seen, of the intentied iusurrectioa, fixing on witneeme, wearpino and a:gimping testimony. They have completed the history of the events at Miulagh and Baltimore), end have now gun. to Mullinahone. Superintendents and workers at the mines, who have been called on by the crown, have visited the parths now in Yilmninharn, and who were amorist the linurgents, for the purpose of identification, and have failed, it is said, to recognise Mr. Meagher. It thin be so, it will nitro. borate, to a curtain extent, a wine, the details of which have appeared In all the papers, London and Irish, but which 1 first recorded in the Express, namely, that wherein counsel was takes among the chiefs as to the " make a prey " of caul* to teed the eM4yo army of Sl.sivenataim, and as to the necessity of keep no them toge ther. Mr.,O'Brien was said to have bean opposed to both, and to have been aloes In oppositzus. Mr Meagher is said to have separated from ham u en im. pr,micable from that boor. 'lke government, too, is drawing . video. e from another quarter. A Mr Halpin, secretary to the cunfedzration, to the council or the clubs, an a to the league, haw, it appetite, been withdrawn from Bel& t and re mined to Naas crime. I have already intimated that the authorities were said to brio communication with this per.on, and certainly his removal from Belfast, on the highway to CI rncl, gives some countenance to the rumour. Ir the witnevaes from the South have not suceeeed ia connecting Mr. Meagher with those who were *env. ly engaged in the di.turbinees they hove, it would seem. de. covered ir. Mr. *Mains more titan wa antieiptte I. Tins person is declared to be no Ws than the leader soh r e died on the police at Mulioaeone to surrender, and the chief w o led the attack on the poliot in Mrs. M'Cormich's home at Boahmh. In both instances, it is said that, though sub ud.- nate to, he meted ag lust the advice of Smith O'Brien Althsiugh this is stated with greet cot titans in a panel conneced with the Evening Peat,l aht very marl Mango to doubt it. lutletd, tai. irurasi would seem to write under the influence of en imprission, the prevalence of wokk in in deem iel q uoit n rumour has freely asserted—'hat is, the. Mr. O'Brien was =A...ally affected Junto; his pro. meting. in the etith. Mr. Cu lee, a superintendent of the Menu Comp-tors works, it reported to b. of that impr. Won trout cornmaoication wi b his at the thee. There art may pampa in his conduct certainly d M t o re. once.° with prudence; but to suppose Mr. O'Brwn " affected in mind " in the °Maar, acerpuitioa of the term is wicked end eh t4rd. There is e to be presumion ce sting in hi At quar ter* that Mr. O'Brien was led by ninnies and denuder men into the comae he took—that be was an unconscious tool in the ham!' of others; in Flom 'm.p.g. , . that Mr. Ditifey f laird him u a puppe'. The pohos of policy oil which he dittoed from M 64011.004 e, too., would go to prove that hi. vie•• f omir of the iavio.eb lay of lrp en, and the sob ',dictation of rank., were lee from C m non hm or " Bed Republicanism ;" and, dowries., those in authority are Lady to estimate there &CUM stances. Bat we ought not to beget—indeed, we 11/1110 —that, bad Mr. O'Brien succeeded, hni views noel hate availed but little. With respect to the rime at which the reel end vain far.qapt at insurrection was made, the Corium atstes this the direnairimion of the comet which decided was somewhat precipitated by the vigorcus course adopted by the g mem:lent ion the issuing of wines , t• after , the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Ac. ; and Mr. O'Biteo is said to have demanded and obtatioeri the signatures or all the council of the ornfederatiOrs unseat et the wit me. to abide wit* him toe lime untie% he was ready to das. This declaration, his wooded, is sew MI the hands of the govern meet The story may be tree, ea respect' the deelersion, Mit as M regards the time of braving the mart, I have Vie b est grounds to behave ft anionaerd. When r. O'Brien lett SAM arm= UP TO TWO TM DAY 114 LONDON. Magda) a puma will be Inane In last pege.) Lem k I Wagon. 86 7 1 9X MY Ca Dr " 112,1412. ti Do. New 31 es int E. Aspire IL Mu Fret., 9/ Do. Md.% 31 4 1 d Enelen Orendm, 111/ f ea die Midland MI / tx ibr Dm Ow. 6 per OW., 311 Do. Coo.. Brb. and Blren. 6 per E. Lbadnalike, 9111 Omit., 113 atone Norfolk. 69/ 11/ ex div Great 1111• 11 17 I +l, 231 N. Brludi,l9l Da. Mew MA, Do. Halms, 11/ Groat Wainelm. 791 $4 es dil! Do. Qrs., 41 Do. Helm% 43 6/ ex di. Reedlne, ()Midgard, lk Itelgate,ll/ Dn. Mks. 17/ ex Mr Royston. 9 Elltehin, 1/ 111 cad Selby Halm% 464 ex Mr Shrews. lk Win. Owe A, 2/ LW& awl Tretrldro ll alres, 67 6 Do. Clan 13.. Me.. Clem 221, Dia likneentlat 6 / South &Mem L „idle Do. No. I, 141 Dra Maw Ow. 6 per Cent., M South Maleo4 Ira IP Me dtvall, 41 ex di. lumber, . t ae hn&Weeters.7o/ Ilm.. Brinte., end South Co,me York, Nemo, A bm., MI ex die VII lex die Do bum No. 1 (Tort. end Do. Ouar. 6 pet Ct.. late Croy- New.) IN / ex Mr don Thl.6, B) Do. No. I (Nene. 6. bet.), 14/ La. & N. %mum 112 11 Do. NEW QTA. 4 I I D IS (i. N. Z. Pref., 71 it HO. 2166 a, Ili York and N. Midland, MOB ex din Do $1.22. Is B. (A), 91 Do. Vretnenor, 101 Do. W. N. 4 8. (4), 9/ Boulogne sod Amisus, 6 N. iltalibedildrell Paris Lyans, 11 04L, Wore., k v01.,W 23 saint 1 Si gazahre and Memo, 2/ LII7EItPuOL SALM Searmaara 9. The market was male dep Mk., LIU, end Makin 311. M., 0 2 4 11Ld.l yhji _ L Pre. d Chest. In Rol 161 d Len. 111 York. Date A L), 17/ d Dn. Pins, 91 1 I Land. and N. Western, 111 11/ Do. New Qrs., 64. 96. 4 d MANCEIENTIS M 1.99, Sarranara 9. There was rather more business done, sad prime wen firmer, except with reirnatee to finefli4d stork, which is des 1 premed by the new call hanging owe the heads of pmPlie.TO. 144 & N. Western 401,, 4/ p Plsetwood, Proton, & W. BM* Man , Mar., lk Lin. Peet. 10 Unions, 6 d Do. (Grimsby Pl.) 27 d Cai.dnalan Piet, 1-10 1 North Britian Timis, 24 d tinders. es Man. (anpdd op), 6 I N. ataffaualdre, 41 3 d b. East 4 Dover, no. 1, 11 BIRMINGHAM 1 6 1.88, liarrinasa 9. There was warmly anything doing in this market; prices the same as yestercay. There is no stock offering here of any kind, nee is there much probability that there will be. LEEDS SALES, BIPTSTIIIk 9. The share market was more 'cure; yet in prices there was no alteration. 8.. Laacielthe Ins p Gre N 10 Piree. Qrs.6. , 61 d Is. IN. Bniish Thirds, Sta. 3d. d at 6. 6. fruidsh U. 1 irsi o 6a. 3d, 1 Lane. k Ton. Pr.L, is. N. le. p --- Mao., • her., & Lao. Eightbs, CI d 111:11 , d. Do. Hain., 9 d N. Wroorn, 8 d Shrews.. tisw. dry, & rhea, N d Yolk. Howe, and cerw. (uAY., Par. 8 per Cont.), d COALS.-114 1 patt 71co.—Bate's Hartley, Us. ; Eden Main, 16s. ; Having's Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Tan- Add Moor, 14a.; Walls Rod Adel:ids, Ns. 3d.; Wills Bewicke and Co., 15s. 3d . ; Walla End Hatton, 17s. 61.; Walls End Lantbton, 17s. ; Wall End Stewart's, i7s. 6d.; Walls Bad Tees, 17s.—Ships at market, 149. PRODUCE—Mrscitto-Leis, Half-past Two.— The public sales declared for to-morrow condat of GOO hhde West India, 7,000 begs Mauritius. and 1 000 bags Alwlres and Java Stager ; 4,000 begs Costa Ries, 800 bags Ceylon, 200 bales Mucha, and 300 bags Cube, which are coosidered tether large for both articks under In. present aspect of the market. We ere withoat transactions of any importance in the private contract markvt to-day, the general appearance of the Line being dull.—Tallow ar rived during the week, 2,729 0140. ; delivered, 2,819 csski; the present stock on hand is 15,369 casks ; at the same period last year it was 13,328 casks. PRICES CO faran tL per cwt. Drre W. lndla, P.bern.l6.. 08.117 e. 08 Yellow t trey 37 8..28 Fide.. amities brown— 20 0.. M M 0...39 ]line. 4O 0...42 Bengal& Madras la 23 0..83 Yellow 34 0...37 1111118 37 11...44 a vendee,. brows 32 0...36 0 30 27 Om and white 39 0..21 0 Refined, Mambre 33 0...61i 0 Lump 61 8...64 0 Cuesse, In Bond. Wok India, cad -28 0...40 0 Good. 44 0...63 0 Mae 72 0...11) 0 Onion, good ordl nary........rdin ... IS 0... 29 0 Plne oary SO 0... 40 0 rim . 44 0...1 , 0 0 Oasts IfeAa, good cordi 'alma IL. 72 0 Las, dmatraa te tine l6 0... 41 end Ps dans ll 0...39 Tay at roe lb. Congos, maroon- 0 0 ...0 Rica. M per wt. Bengal 0.. 18 11 10 G.... 11 11 lave and Meanie 13 0... 13 Palm, deemed Carotins... IRRENT. Pigs, Na 1. SI 5... 0 0 Hasa 813.,.9 0 Caw stOtrdilf Oar 0 0... to 0 Bweditat 1 13...11 o Lean, at per too. 2 64, 1n0t. &eat l6 10...10 1 17 3... 0 0 Hare . 16 13...0 0 rateot abet l9 10... 0 0 .. ._.. .. rad or 10 10... 0 Spent, l4 10...15 0 Onaß, aal par 252 imp. Al. 44. 12113, straw 24 10 0 0 brown ft yellow 23 6.. 24 0 Sperm 69 e... 70 0 lied Matter 7O 0 ..72 0 i South Ms 11.. 27 0 01144,06.111p011,p.taa 46 1:...47 0 Cocoa Nat 4O 0...41 807 4 RIM Pal% pet too ..... SI .. 0 IlLboold l3 15_2 0 3 0 Pummels. per cwt. Batter—Dort, Int . as 0...84 0 al; Dohll6,lrt -- Limerick, do 7B 0...81 Carlow, 83 0...86 Newry 0 0., 0 Waterard SO 0...82 Bra, lodle. per Ilene Prime Yes 0 0... 0 Pork primereer 76 0 . 83 Bacon.Prek,Ltark I 75 0 ... 80 Do., Berta Bear, Waterford, tha T . rt. 70 0 . 55 0 58 O. 60 0 taw ' lßl TAP tfrk 148 0..1 0 Watert do_ Ditto Bladder A llth ae th r . le=g2 .4 o.. 7 per th. 0 B. A. rad X. Video, thy ItM 01.46 Se. 611 O 74....0 .0 3 0 1 g=t l77 0 0 . O 11 .. 0 31 No, dry 0 3i... 5t Lima& Yelp. dry— 0 31...0 0 West India, dry._ 0 0 ..0 0 Salted 0 11...0 3 Ear India 0 4 ...0 106 I,ll.fiza„ dry 0 6 ..0 Aier 0 5 ...0 54 err, per era ... 0 Dis Warm at pr at. Lotmeira 14 O. 4 BmdQaa.. 5 0_ 5 10 F= 0... 0 0 ea 0...6 0 Mamma, large sad lel6l 10 0...18 0 Small Lima. 1310._), 0 Papas Mimes 11 10...16 0 Red Sender". 3 17.. 4 0 RrneU ... la 0..60 0 ton atpord di . lamed Pron 1 9 ... 1 9 Donarsis. 21 to 26 per amt. O.P 3 4 ... 2 33.4334.433334 pm ant O.P. 3 7... Tannin narks 4 6 ... land,. Intends 3 9 Brlnasents.d.p lO 3 loan 10 3 its', par too. np.P.T.II. £33 0...40 9t. Psarnap. 9 and 9 0.•.0 Dinh sad Plan& 89 0. 60 etissland Kam at par tom. OLPstnstassronsaill 0...31 1 amino( Ulf can 29 0... 0 Rahn 32 0...13 outman Teal Munk 37 0...38 East ladis 3saa lB 0... 36 Botany l6 0...34 /no Tts, at pr 27t. Bum 811 Strata .... „" S. 0 0 Om. fa bloat. 75 0. .. 0 0 Los, IS per too. ..... AG 15 ZO 0 TALLOW.—The delive The prices at Bt. Petersburg higher. The prices hers to. the spot, 464. 9d. ; October to upstate months' delivery, 464. y for the week is 2,819. by to•cley's advice.. ere 2 r. ty ere : Peter.b.ag Y. C. on t•ainber delivery, 4.55. 9.1.; METALS.—GLAsapw, Sept. 9.—Pig Iron has ex perienced= improvement in price, which we report 8•m at 4135. to 48s. 6d. for No. 1, and 45e. Bd. to 48s. for No. 3, I et cash, f.o.b. In bus there is also a fair business doing, tho price ranging front 61. I6s. to 81.. lees 4s. discount. CHEESE.—BRADFORD FAIR, Sept. 9.—A great quantity of Cheese was pitched, and generally sad well. Ordinary, from 30i. to Ws. per owt. ; superior, 60s. to 545.; prams Borwerset, 60s. Cuanza FAIL—A considerable quantity was pitched, being of this year's make. The demand in tee morning was brisk. Middling qualities are worth from 445. to 48.. ; a. cesge qualities, from 546. to 565. Ooe or two Marks were worth 62... but they were prime. The dairy of Mr. Thomas Roberts, Plas Devon, near Holt, was said to be the best en the fair, each cheese 'weighing about 90Ib. weight, and the dairy selling at 635. Towards evening prices receded, and were not so good by ss. per cwt.; but we believe not much rumbaed unsold. WOOL—ANDOvaR, &pt 9.—Beet Tea: Wool, lid. to Hid.; Lambs Wool, 10.1. to 111 d. ; Long-Wool, 10d. to ltd. ; mixed, 61 to 9d.; Ens, 84. to :Sid. ; coarse, 6d. to 7d. Wtatcmairrsi, Sept. 9.—Best Tog, 10d to 100.; Lamb, Ild. to 11 14 . ; second quality, 101. ; Ewe, 9d. CATTLE, &c.—SMMTFIELD, Two o'Clack.— We have not quite so large • supply of Bea to u on Monday last, still the number is considerable. Trade is bettor than ea Friday, and about ths lame u on Monday ; primp our top quotation ia rather mom freely •inn for the best qualities, Then are • few more Sleep, but the average quality net so iced ; trade is exceedingly dull, and late prises with dal'. culty supported, except in few choicest descriptions. 01111.8 are rather dearer, the supply being shorter. Good Pigs are in demand at higher prima. From Holend and Germany we have 626 Beasts, 4,260 Sheep, and 104 Calves. From France, 136 Beasts and 16 Calves ; and 200 Beasts from Scotland. Pee Sem — at Oa a d. e. d. Per dose of Me. s. d. ad. Beetlleo6s. ilerstords., 4 0 4 2 Beat 103,3111.-bd0.612. 0 0 0 0 Pat hbeet-bann 1 II 4 0 Bast L0ad.0ui5........ 4 4 4 6 foxed %waft Ba.P 3 0 3 6 Pe. de. 31 oea - 0 0 0 0 Calm 3 0 4 4 Yves and eetx.ar I cipll.l3 3 3 4 2 Pip 4 66 4 Do. do. Wean ..0 0 0 0 Bpi Pm. & 1131f0esda 4 10 1 0. * 0 0 0 PIP. p. 4 1, ..****. 4.031; Mew sod I.olrobi. 77,722; Clltsa 161; PS - - - BLANDYOND FAIL Sept. 9.—Tbe attendance WY liege. Lapse:di of 7.000 Sarni were penned, and •be greater pan sold at bogh prices. Yet stock sold well, at about 10s. per aeon ; lean rot mach in raglan. Pigs scarce, and sold briskly, at bigS prism_ - - - BALLTlarFita —The show of cites was bat midelinst. Mitch Cows, at an inferior description, were oid at 71 and upwards; yowl Ileiters at 51. 10s. and 61. H 0,1014 IS usual, 114.111 01 an infector description, and a:4d at 'gushy moderate prices. Pap were somewhat down in price, end some, for which 51. 10.. 00014 rave been obtsined at the last feir, could not command at this store than 41.105. No demand ter &map. NENAOR SEPT FAll.—The far v.s rather dud, sod very few changed owners. The &towing were the average prises of the dcv :—Yearlings, 21. 10.. to 31 10s. earth; twospar.olds, 41. 100. to 71.; tares-yesr.olds, 81. to 81. • Welders, U. 130. to 21. ; Lambs, 150. to 235.; Seel, per cwt., 11. 16s. to 21 '2.. ; . 1%. to 11. 44. per couple; Mors Pip, 21. 10s. to 31.105. per cwt. - • • CliAsoow, five. 7.—At oar market this meraing we were bet poorly supplied with really goal bests. Titers were 696 at market bat day, and we think theme were at I ast MO lees to-day, with synodal' sale. Beat 0: Beef broads% 481. ts 624.; second, 445. to 46e ; sews, bulls, i terror. 38s. to 42a. per cwt., slaking offal; nearly ill were sold. A smaller ',apply of good 6lomp, with an 'Anuses of ls. per heed am last market. Best wither Motto., NA per lb.; mom& from 444. to 64.; ewe sad inferior, 41., M.,kine offal; all sold. A lugs supply of Lambe, but dull eels, waging from 41.64 to 14s. 6d., aototdiog to weight and quality; not neatly all I.ld. n.n .... 4 01 4 0 6 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 CORN.—Mmur-Lugs.—Tho supply of Wheat this morning by land-earrings samples hum Alma was good ; that front Kant was but moderate. The candid al of a large portion of the Basra white Wheat was superior to that of last week. which enatemd beers to obtain tury th- rates of Monday last. Infer it.tr roue were a heavy sale at that dire quotations. In free foriegn Wheat the transactlme sere limited to the actual erantsofthe millers, who had to pay the eatreme value of last week. Very little business wet none In bonded or doming wpm. Barley sold on about the same terms as last week. The [rah arrivals of Oats have been unimportant in amount, and the trade ruled dull at previous prices. Baas and Peal were unaltered in veins. The top price of town-mode Flour remiss nominally the same as lest quoted; but ship and eeuntry marks were `difficult of witk the turn in I rice in favour of the buyer. ERITISII. *Nouns ,ntatort... Wuxi; non sad Neat, rod Si to 56 to 40...whtt0 54 to ti is 64 Norfolk and Ooftak. 54 to 5G at IS— do 67 to 30 JO ea Waves& (Mem ce Saha 04 to Se Comb. & lan., red-51 .to 54 to 56 _white-- 51 to SS 141 IS Notthosolx sad Scotch do.— to —...— to to Irish do —to . do . to Rio.. Bons; rottltoi. Irish —es _Roach l6 Ova WIWI. -- SO -. OATS. Emil* Feed. ..... ...19 to 31 to lle 04...b4ek.. —to --old Ditto Pul ... It so Hto 23s &L. potato 26 to 27. 04 Berwick 4 bola feed 22 to 24.04—potato lt to 23. 04 lrish teed - .10 to 20.04... blink l9 to 90. Ott Ditto potato.— ....... —... ... .. .. ... —22toHe OS Paul, grey ld to 32 , Od maple- Blot 49 to 51...bnyertal 5l to Oil White . ........ .. ... ...... 54 to 40...b0i1er 4O to v 2 Beans, Illasegen.. 21 to 42..k Ue 33 t0 .. 113.. old —to Harrow 33 to 38..0na1l 53 to 37 -old to Team, New Morin to —...now winter ." --old te 11..noran, New 60 to SO TatterC.ase. yet thoweind Vet ~.. et Sik .s4,_ Flocs, Tows-made, delivered 45 to 33 fine botteeSold 44 to 95 Norfolk and $4M42. 40 to ti white 42 to 44 Northuintertend. Lincoln, end Yoriuddre to POREION. Wiz" Pantile and goalbelterg. . MI to 00...4r ...... Yontrraneen 111Uet, and iket'in, el 45 tat 49 Preach and Danish rad Urihnii .. ... 49 33 to U Rwrian.. .... 45 to 49-Egyptlan - to - Danube araircu;a7:: ....- 4. to 51 Bennie turd ......... -to - -Wt. - to -. ay. ...... .. ... ..... ... 119 Ban" FoedMg Is is ser—iiktiii as •ai biuw.com....—. —.....----- 1111•411.10...........e5... Oen, Zama liesibi sol Doti - -- . . ....... „......... IS to 'iS Trismissi sad Welt hitt. . ... ... —....-..... IS to 21 Ditto Pear................... if . to 211 -feed -......._.. - to - Bute, Ike.. EMU= 26 to 23 .Tomany.. - to PIUS. in. Waal 34 :0 Se.. Otheill.... .. ... 39 00 45 Tian, old-- .-to - new -to --largo ..... .. to - Lonna. Balilead Rimini it t o 36 to St Mediterranean sod Odeon. - to 33 to 46 Ripon= - to -..beespeeett 44 to 46 le....rossmo Canna, free at dal ,z e gt . r ton. d 5 10s. to 3; 6 ISt. Lome, Caw, Weis and Z 11 01. to X 9 Os. Ditto French and Merriam it 4 103. to /1 9 10a. noon Americus, pertarred ot 19611 n. _.. 30 to 32 Dwane end lierabarr. Canadian Wench, par auk of 4301b5. trio - to •-• itHRIVAIA INTO LONDON PROM 4th SEPT. TO 9th SEPT. Qrs. Partleti. Bootee. Irina. Yonego. Wheat Battu I 45 4 I 3t 1 Osta Pim, 5.991 tub ;.. barrels Molt, 4,347 ore. Immo. Avesecom -Wheat, 53a. 91. •; 8519 , 7, 375. 'I& ; Oath 23 0 . ; Rye, Us ; Beam, 3to. Id.; Peas 44e,44, IMPERIAL AVERAGIat. ' auly n ... ... 4 1 2 6 "lidit r 4 221; th" 32117 e 5t . 131,1 " rla /91 " 3 . 4 29 ... ... 17. 113 29. 29. 14402 2tl 73s 9.1 la i o. Aug. 3 ... ... 9, 24 Ms 11 21 6 0te298 49 326 33 91$ Ild 12 ... ... 114 31 Id 21s 84 296 74 , 326 Od am St 26 ... . 'is 34 Ms 31. 114 30. 11d139. 1 1. 24 NO. 2 ... ..... 14s 1441329 1 2 2. 44 1 32. 3,1 3 66 ea n. ne 6 weeks' Agg. Aver. 1. 1d, 20a Ile ed 90s 24119. 11 39.• 34 Dori.—Vibi9 9 ,92.; larlry. 2..61.; Oats, Is.; Rye, Nam, mail Peas. 2s. id. g. 5. l AD,. ILI Aug 28.1 Sept. 2. - 1 - VI -ma." 30 11 0 11.. 47 11 I AYLESBURY, Sept. 9.-The dustily of old Wheat was shin, and the few samples on the market readily found buyers at about tail week's tions. Gond new winter Beans were in request for seit The trade dull in Barley. Oats, and Vetches. Old Wheat, 121 to 151. per load of 0 qrs. Old Beano, 41s. to 425. per qr. ; new, 325. to 3441. Peas, 445. Barley, 325. to 34,. Oats, 24.. to 32a. Vetches, 805. to 84e. Swim, Sept. 9.-Our market was fins, at a reduction on Wheat of 2s. per qr. from this day sennioht. Barley and Oats Is. per or. lower; and other deuiptions in the arm* proportion. Wheat, old, 58s. to 60..; new, 48e. to 525. Barley, 31e. to 34a. Oats, 22e. to 265. Beans, 445. to 48e. • Pod, trey, 40e. to 44e. ; boilers, 665. to 60s. BEDFORD. Sept. 9.-There was a better demand for Wheat at the current value-which was at about from Is. to 2a. less money than the previous week. Barley was quits as good se the previous market, wi'h on:y anode rate supply. In Oats, Beans, and Peas, the demand it so trifling that we cannot alter our quotations from the last week. Wheat made from 295. to 331. Bemis, 275. Peas, 255. t i 27e, par load of 6 bushels. Barley, 32.. to 375. Oats, 20s. to 28.1, per qr. BOSTON, Sept. 9.-We have had a very limited supply of Wheat at market to-day, and, there bring a tolerably free demand, prices advanced le. to 2s, per qr. Wheat, new red, 47.. to 615.; white, to 53a.; old red, 60 1. to 535.; whit*, 666. Beans, 38s. deb. Ode, 18s. to 22a., per qr. CANTERBURY. Sept. 9.-We experience considerable dull ness in the trade to-day, as millers were unwilling to pur chase, unless at a reduction of 3s. to b. per qr. Wheat, old brown, 50e. to 58.. • new, 43e. to 51s. ; o/d white, Ms. to 64e.; raw, 48s. to as. New Barley. 325. to 34e. New Oats, 19e. to 24.. Old Beans, 301. to 3b. Peso, 34.. to 375. per qr. CARLISLE, Sept. 9.-We had a large supply of Wheat at market this misspelt, which sell slowly at a decline of 3s. 6d. per bushel on last rates. Wheat, white, new, 20e. to Vs. ; old, 225. 6d. to 245.; red, new, 19s. to 21.. 64.; old, 21e. to 225. 9d. Barley, new, 12a. to 145.; old, 12e. to 14.. 61. Oats, potato, e.d, 9s. to lOs ; new, Si, bite to 9.. 6d, common, Be. to 9e. Flour, 2 . 4d. to 28.6 d. per atone. Oat meal, 2.. Ryemesl, Is. 64. Berleymi al, le. Gd. CRILNIWORD, Sept. 8.-There was a fair raptly of Wheat at market, but much of the new was out of condi:km. Price., however, did tot tee de no much as was expected, from 3a. to 4.. on new, and 2.. on old. The millers appeared anxious to increase their stocks, and were the pnaciple buyers. There were some new Ildazsgan Beans offering, is fair condition ; price frtm 28e. to 305. Spring Corn much the mine as last week. GLOUCESTER., Sept. 9.-At our market this day cam were were unwilling to accept lower prices for English Wheat; the few sales made of foreign were at full rags. Barley and Beans not much inquired for. Oda In shortsepply,, a di the burin es dons limited to astual wants of rionsumess. The currency of cur market stands as under: Wheat, Bar 1 oh, white, old, par imperial bushel, 7a. to 7s. 44. . • new, 6.. 6d. to 6. 10d. ; red, old, Ili. 9a. to 7s. • ' new, 6a d, to 6s. 4d. Dement (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs., 7s. dd. b 7. 94. ' • Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 6.. 9d. to 7s. ; ' Odessa, liarianopoli, soft, 6s. 6d. to 6s. 9d. ; °dews., 1 Taganrog, herd, 6s. to 6e. Bd. Barley, Engliei , grind ing, per 3921b5 ., 30s. to 315. ; malting, perimperial qr., 34a. to 38e.; Irish, grinding, 30s. to 315.; malt ' our, 34.. to 365.; foreign, grinding, 28e. to 300. ' • melting, ' 345. to 35e. Beaus, English, par imp. bush., 6a. 6d. tub. 9d. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 65j lbs., 4.. 2.1. to 4s. 4d. ; French; Dutch, smell tick, 41. 7d. to tio. ; Irigh, ss. 2.d. to ss. 4a. ' Oats, per 312 lb.. Limerick, Wexford, and Eaniscorthy, ' white, 245. to 25..64. ; Cork, Waterford, and Vauxhall, 23a. ' to 245. ; Welsh. black. 22.. 60. O 23s 6d.; Irfeh, net 31;0r.w., 22. 6d. to 53..6d. la Es, breaker...foreign, per 1e5p.b4,16.4a. t 05.. 6d ; bey and grinderP foreign, per 65ilbs., 4.. 10d. to 61. Flour, bent seconds, k. glish, per sack, 41e. to 43e. Linseed Cake, French. 91. to 101. GUILDFORD, Sept. 9.-We have still very limited supplies 0' Wheat. Our trade ti day was firm, and new is biter demand ; old tact a god sale, but must be noted a shade lower. Wheat, old. 60. to 70.. ; new, 38., to 60a. Bye, , 35e. J . , 48s. Besot., 41'.e. to 44e. M•scßestrine Sept. 9.-At some conamoirn ir. th e piles ; of Flour, a fair h ' usined has been done during tho week; , and other articles ha.e met a moderate demand, witht.at much change in voles. In ether attic'. I. there is be p r 6. , cold vori.tion, with the excepti,n of lodise C-ra, for whisk there has agate been a lanes bale, at an ad ranee of 2.. to 'k. per qr. Nu new Oats or (Mined off. ring. The fe w hal, plea of new Wheat (dieting bring 3d. to 4d. par bushel, and Flour Is. to 2a. per sack, lees thee old, hut et present Web are anew sin Prawn , prices: Wheat, per Iseshel of 701be1., English, white, 1847, Ba. 6d. to 91. ; rod, P.. to . 113.. 6d.; Irish, white, tie. 3d. t08..9d.; red, 7e. 94. to Bs. 3d.; Barley, per bush. at 60115., minding, 1817, 4.1 31. to 4..93. 1 Oats, per hush of 45th.., English, scotch, and Sc, Iris. ' 3s. 7d. to 3s. Bd. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 3.. 4.1. to 3.. Beano, per qr. of 804 lbs., Eneli-h, sineill, 41s. to 416.; ' tick, 40.. to 41e. Yeas. per 8 imperial bushels, whitey boilers, 1047, 445. to 465. Flour. per sack of 280115., Bogina and Irish, flue, 1847, 41s. to 42a.; superfine, 43a. to eta; ' bens 46.. to 46.. Ootmeal, pet load of 2401 be., Baiglias 'ad Irish. 1847, 28e. to 30s. NnwcasrLs•os-Teat:, Sept. 9 -With the exception of a ft. Wight Wooers on Tuesday and Thursday, the weather tidal this oay sennight has been everythinr tbat could be ...shed, and by to went it is calculated fall' ono half of Wheat sad Barley will have been secured ; of other grain, Wile has yet been hosed. The trade (wing the po Gab we. k has b• ea is a v•ry lie less a ate, and the business done in 'Aber Wheat or Flour has been mill.), at a decline of 2.. upon old, and 3. to 4s. per qe. on new Wrest, orbital os Flour the seduction may ba a • ed at fully 3.. per a •elt; other articles at the rome time being • dared at lower rat. ey without . :ening at. enti..n. A' our market this men in we had a brae top,.ly of Wheat from the grow. re, whi c h een.isteO almost e,.tir.ly of the s rib* was much h. t Cr, hat we . went in the quedity. Th.• trade, grater, and li fait extent of bons.. old, et the decline above noted. from 48.. to 66.., and choice old - being worth 2, mar .. Bonded e wee, a i rob .balit. now existing of i mum lu Float few trout...twits unwilling to scoecs to the views of took place were at 39.. to 40.. for 424. for whites. Barley sem:say a, Mgt la wattled, bat inferior qt • new crop, the och.d:tell .1 eea t rare ar.y improve- ide, upon tie whole, ' Wive was does fq sew Kited, tww tom dnd.bBs. was /I.ld wi of the duty f 47, occurred, of our desl• lo ii t d so much Leg • r holowhol • • a• . qualities tote* wt..% E I A I' try▪ st. • la. •10. MIR% •••• I Irak. Y! *lll' temp o ti 111 Ia . , s ea .. K est a at lards, NUM% L Weal; 1,011 611.11 .6 IMMO lel I go Iry LY " aleal ins I dolma . Vara. 4 D. I/‘ Stabsi .raid` Zbe Glom N. Wm. I. Oita WO IL wa= I Ss W. C ; 4 -s i assik — J. Wily It ilt r. r. Kroft 1. 1. - irist; W I Wa ft as7—a lAt .11.1.111 1 a ai . -- aWs re DIM lain MN or ..r Arms,' maw Oa , ad Off semi.