The Express. — London, England, 1851-10-20 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLEIUCAL. titErSAMISTA. John Blain, to N. Vizepriatipal al the Troining College, W Mehl ster. Rte. :•.inioel Cason, to Prt Choy, Lyneash:re. Iles. It Il ea Icile,cl llootgotnerphire. Itor. F. Ffrench, to Kimberly' Curacy, Notts. T. Hem Fletcher, to Holy Craw with St. GOca Covey, S'areasbury. Aar lioyrarta, t. be rice-prineipal of tho Training College, F:setar. Jotti Drydca Halpern, to St. Nicholas Perpetual Coney, East Urstten. Wilt.. Value, 6 01 . Patron, tha Vitas of Great iledaya. Ray. (how Glades lloste, to Buckle ham Curacy, - key. William Welshman llow, to Whittington Rectory, Sa:op, Value, I,OOW. l'atron, W. W. llow, Esq., Oa this turn). Res. Charles Philip Paul Pa'dull, to Fe'minium Curacy, Pierre Alt. lies. MeleLle Lee, to tridpott Rectory, Don't. Value, 166 L, with residence. Patron, Earl of ileriester. R. v. Edward Ileary Lovelock, to St. Andrew Curacy, Wildenhall, Suffolk. lie..Sogustras Chester Master, to r,rl4.thnrpe Perpetual Curacy, Notts. Value, WIS. Patron, Earl M,nrers. It , r. ltotart Matson, to Spent, y Carey. Li,coloshire. Ker. Charles Packer, to St.Mirk Perpetual Cur.sey, Longwood, Yorkshire ; value, 1.101. and residence; patron, the Vicar of Huddersfield. Res. Edward John Parry, to b., Classical Professor, Trinity Colierp-, Toronto, Upper Cona.li. ltes. J. Pugh, to Sutterton Curacy, Lincolnshire. Rev. W. Itothery, to the Episcopal Chapel, Selkirk, geoti.o.d. Rev. henry Richard Somers Smith (Rector of Little Bentley), to ArLeigh Heausty-house: diocese ltoche.ter. 1t.,, Alfred Laker summon. to be Consular Chaplain of Itte. Juba Switheutmok, to Kimberly Coney, Nom. •au%CIL' rib/TETI:AL et/W.V.-01mA E:iiscopal Chapel, Smut• hod; putrass, Rev. J. Hamilton, Kam , . Ct ikati.—Colehteter, St. Peter, Lsses, diocese Rochce Ism, stipend MI.; putout, the Vicar. St. Helier, Jersey, diocese Winchester, stipend 100/. ; rdron, Iter. Wall-cud. Northumberland, diocese Durban', stipend 8.51. and a title; patron, the Vicar. W . limbos, VorkslUre, &Ater, ltipon, stipend IDOL; pa tron, D. r. It. Dinar. LP:our, —Carliale Cathedral Grutunicr Sc, Ugh h assster, salary Grit, with residence ; petron hool the Jihad )(aster. York and !Upon Diocesan School, a Normal aaarder, Wary Pd., oath Ward and basil's; pigmy Ile,. L. J. NAVAL. AIN lit.tt.TY, (XT. 114. ArP4IIINTMENTS. — CittIp - Iain J. W. to the Waterloo. Suruefm Mai,taut Char:v. It. odeil, et IlahWl (.ick quarter.). Mastte. A,- Jo.. ph Warr and W. S. 11.111.r;ok, to the Eisymard. Cidumantler J. J. M'lburell, to the Cruse. P4.1t1-MorTII, 011 r. 19.—The Rattler stsam sloop, Commander Arthur Mello nib erriburked yeerday the b ru t governor of this rarnam, Majot-r st ienentl Lori Ye •tr itrelar. nee, Lady Autrusto, and Miss Fitz chit, to e, f or roue, yance to Madeira for the lonelit of the Littil's 1, , .:th. It.. lorl.hip retire.( many mark. of proud fctlinJ Irmo th. inliehtt.utts on the otesaion, and Colonel Catnip's :i, of the faith tolouel Ito, of the ilia, and 6.1 the Nth, were preuatt at hi. einharka. tont, - .tom I I' expre.aing the regret of the gar• thou the eau..• chub took hi. lordship fr.un Eguthuni• The Itattbr s.si:ol in the afternoon. She proceeds from Mad... to the I shin .outolron.— • the Fairy, tender to the Vittoria sat Albert royal yacht, a • 1 to-day from Liver pod Wog I 4/1141 , 110111. W. M i 1,4 k7.l4.—rie 111r11.4 of the .Admiralty, it tb L rnl I,,id on Thorotty lost, sio.o.ntid a cornmithe, which 1141 it• lint .ittin4 to-day, Itear Admiral llowles thairoian, to , ...mine the reports of raptain Audio, Cit., and hi. 1.16131., and of C..pt.in Pe uny, on the recent 'rap ~ ;,, ; sp.-dittos% in the Arctic regions. Comoro-env Sir W. rimy. Ctptain Ilecchy, Sir - John Rich ardson, M.D., Mr. John Narrow, nod the ILersir. Scoresby, will resider their stars ro.irtAnce during the ezoluilistion. M I I.ITARY. •-••••• ----- Itr.r.vEY.—lt is now gentrully "'uprooted in military circles that the hrvv. t to take plice early in No reinher will be • rather limited one, and that it will in clude 11. e knelt-Rant-gran rals flown to Lord th.trles Mon itor,. th • Major Lit murals down to I.onl F. Eitzcla,cnee, or l o tt o . p l aten( Candirklae ; the colonels down to Co lonel thotolo , rlo% we, the 1 , , ut, twot-colonel. and the majors down to tic.,, of 11 11, and tlu esptsin, down to those 4,1'1810. tilirTll WESTIHN DINTRII7.—The l.eit.d Sarin : V. uodentand on good authority that Major•lienoral Shaw K. mostly, CB., rill *necrod Lord Y. riinalartnev na hi. loplohiplid.p.utort kor ---.___ • - 17it (KIN(:•4 (Ws) ItixamENT.—Wv.Ebox.—The result of Ilse urn.i.l ration by the military authorities or the unlh i•.tnt I.rk.•• .11111 W. WhO h h.... CarMll in this reximent is as full-.w.:—Of the six odieers 4 one tine in arrest, Captain De Rotuma, Lieutenant linnishuttum, 4.4 Li. ut. lial.t II.AVI• the sereire j Li. IL:l:int II 11111., 1.... ri prituanikil ; and Captain Ken aria I.i. to. mint risks hose b.. n ritainal trona thin. Wig .111. A. It no. th.lllolt that a goner _al ord. r of asi I.• n ant. , 'squid hut we 'believe this will not he IiNICKNGTII OE THE MINT IN iItELAND.—The artn g th of tb.. army now in lr, an 4 is ar follows I,lMi; runny, mill flrivarr ; cavalry, six rf..i frivntif, 2,017 rank runt tn.. ; infantry, tkfittralt regiment., ditto ristran fkorta. 1 ,- ..n . f 6 rank falai file 40m 1 , 19 ,74 0 rank anfl tile ad all oust. 1/►:T tt•ItMENT' ►'OR FoltZlrif( SERVICE.-I)ettich went• front the 6.llowiag depots are under orders to em bark to loin the tarsier companies •.-11th, 26th, 11th, and Mib, to embark (or Gibraltar ; 3rd, 69th, and 76th, for Yalta; 30th, 4lst, 47th, 49th, and 92iiil, (or the lonian 14a14 1 * 311 b, 361h,67th, and Ott:, for the West Indies. Tux LIT.; Cou)NEL JERVIS, ItomltAY ENGINEEItv. —Colonel :Jervis, whose death wan noticed in the Ex ists so of Saturday, had recently returned to Europe, after a lona prre4 of valuable aetvwr to Itolks Ile was highly est,vistrd both by the I:overturn nt and native population, on account .4 his entinrot attair.tuents, and his seal in the cause of iituratian at It•mtlwj. Colonel Jervis hat translated ricveral valuable work , into the Nlshratts and Iliudostanee laiseuagis, and his name will be limit remembered in Con n, xi ni with the advancement of human knowledge in India. lic‘rit of Nl.utat-Gcstu.ti. BoWEN, Ilerlart Bourn, ot the East blank Comt ism) •-• S- rvice, and of the 10th lk ugal infant K. 4ini. ut, died on the Ildh instant, aired 70 years. Ire h.ol II many years .1 active nervier in iodic, and was pr. ..ent at the rapture of Java, in 1811, for which he re r,lc..i time sil..r 1.1.1, an dal. In I Rt, Major-Orneral woo nominated a Companion of the Bath. SPORTING. III'NTINO APPOMMENTS. Sir 'fatten s;it,es• hounds, this dal., Whin Moor Build; Ws .ltr,lay, Symington 'Lowe ; pm In. Sinitington hounds, Tut day, Sinnington-10. Captain 11. lalvis's harriers, this stay, Cuwesby Mill ; Friday. Morton 11. Chin Lind Innuttis, this day, elaphow ; Thursday, Kirk. lemtliain—ha:f-past 10. l'arlisla hames, this day, the Trough, Seothy ; Wednes day. tit, at umm 1 1 rIdon-9. outh lh rot hound., this dry, unwell; Thursday, Berry —Kilt past 10. North Iluish limier., this day, Blue Pat; Thurs.lay, Wont. n tiatt —half-past 10. Mr. Now•on's hounds, this day, Withtrdon ; Thotsilay, Lcw Itouse-10. name was Angelina Adam., and that some tune Blue she was • servant to • )Ir. Rook, • carpenter, living in Lamb-street, Liverpool. They were a Roman catholic family, and were rioted ocea,ionally by a priest, VOW uttered to take her to a situation in London. She eon sented, and about three months ago he brought her to Lon don, and took her to the eonvent in thelliammersmith.road. She was forcibly detained there, and kept lin bread and water. She refused to take the veil. and one of the nuns, by the direction of the superior, cut off her hair. On that day (Thursday), alt.• accidentally saw the lays had been lett in the gates, and she immediately divested herself of her convent clothes ' and attired herself in others, and after ward, sueeettled in making her escape. The relieving officer was Mann d to believe her story to be untrue, and imme diately communicated with Mr. Salter, the clerk to the Board of Guardians, who at once desired the girl and Mr. Junes to attend before him. Mr. Salterclosely interrogated the girl, and ,he repeated the statemant she had made to Mr. Junes. Mr. Salter was unable to do anything in the matt.. r, and determined on applying to Mr. l'aynter for ad. vice upon the subject. thi Friday last Mr. Salter and Mr. Jones attended before Mr. l'aynter with the girl, for the purpose of asking his paktum,. The girl. then repeated her statement upon Bulierton harriers, this day, Dummett Water; Friday, Kineobrouniton--kalf-past klr. Farm , . hound.. bin day, Braintdrcorribe Idds.kigh ; Vtday. Bridge Farni, Asbreigny -helf•past 10. Mr. `trilaway's hounds. Tanday, St. Ann's Chapel, Big. bury ; Fritts Biekleigh Bride. Mr. *s hounds, this day. Lancelles ; Friday, Biselilano Brewer -lialf.past 10. Mr. Demme. harrier., Wednesday, Wallhampton Saturday, Lug rous—lo. Mr. Morgan . hounds, thisday, Hone Bridge ; Thursday, toll bar on Norwell Down—haltyasst 10. Brooloule Mimicry , . this Ley, Newmarket Hill ; Thursday, I.ronshe Tye—half-post 10. Than, t harrier.. thi. day, Parry Mill—half-past 10. Brighton harriers. this day, Pateham ; WedmisdaY, Thumb n Harrow : Friday, e—quarter to 11. Durham Count' hound., Blemore Hall ; Friday, Braneepedi Castle. CRICKET. THE ELEVEN OF ENGLAND r BIXTEE'N OF The sears of the math stood as below, whih, on Thurs day. the disheartening weather iaitused Ow consent to • draw: - Una,. GrmaJi. e 111.1 e, b Ikeles■ Der. b Haim ... M b Lan 7d.• fiseme. e Haim b 1144* le ret er Cella, e C•••••ter. b 1/3 • IlloplereT, b Hyde - a ?am b &Feder - Goy, b 42•14 r .......... bllyd• -- I Ens. b Nem Ilanle•e44 e fieeierre, b . Zeda.. -- 3 eue sat l4 A. tJakey, e=to liceles2 13 BO; b, 4; er.fj2o= 111 .... I oatli. Mr. PayntZr on that Occasion granted a summons against' the nun for the assault upon the girl, by cutting her hair off. The summous was made returnable for Tuesday next. The girl also informed Mr. Jones that the superiors of the consent hod poesession of her clothes, and that the ones she then wore did nut belong to her. Mr. Jones accordingly called at the convent on Friday evening with the girl, fur the purpose of obtaining her clothes. They were shown into a room where they raw two young ladies dressed iu white with black veils. Ile informed them of his visit and t'aey Ladd him the girl had repeated untruths, that she had only been in the convent one day, and that she had been desired to quit the place, in consequence of her refusing to conform to the regulations of the este biishine nt. They also said that the girl entered the convent ith her hair cut elf, and that they had no clothes belong ing to her. The clothes she was then wearing were her own, and had been given up to her on quitting the esta blishment. 'the girl persisted iu her statement before the ladies, and pointed to one of them as being the person who cut her hair. Thu lady denied the allegatien, arid Mr. Junes was also informed that the girl had formerly been in the convent for four yeah, unit that she was gene rally known by the name of "Crack Rose," the term " crack' having been applied to her in consequence of its being be lieved that she was insane. Before Mr. Jones and the girl quitted the couscnt, it was arranged that the priest of the chapel should attend before Mr. Poynter on Saturday, for the purpose of having an explanation. Ou Saturday, ahead three o'clock, Mr. Salter and Mr. Jones, accompanied by the girl, again attended before Mr. l'aynter, and another private examination took place. A gen - tlemao teen the convent attended according to the pre vi olet arrangement. It was understood that the girl again repeated her stets meat, endadiled that she had nut seen the priest since she had been confined in the convent. The rev. geutleman produced letters from the priest be longing to Moortielels Chapel, recommending the girl to the notice of the superiors of the Good Slap berates. 'the rev. gentleman denied all the state ments made by the girl, and said instead of being in the cement. three months, she was only there one day, and that she Old not escape, but was compelled to leave in con ' sequence of her refusing to conform to the regulations of the establishment. The girl declared what she had stated was the truth. She, however,tuaile some prevarications as ' to the street where her master, Mr. Rook, resided. Mr. Paynter decided upon adjourning the matter fur a few ' days, in order that Mr. Salter might base an opportunity to communicate with some person- in Liverpool, to ascer tain if the girl's statement was correct. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, DUBLIN , SATURDAY. IN RE LANOTRLE. Mr. Commissioner Baldwin delivered judgment iu this case at some length. Hating reviewed all the Lute of the ease, he coneluded by stating that there was no doubt but the insolvent had violated the act under which that court proceeded, and it was therefore necessary to vindicate the law by the infliction , f punishment commensurate with the offence ; it being the duty of the court to proceed without allowing itself to be swayed by any private feeling which might exist. But he trusted that the same generosity which usually characterise - 41 the conduct of creditors who hod vin dicated their conduct and their characters in that court would be exhibited by the noble opposing creditor in the present instance; as there was no doubt but the insolvent had lost considerably during the transactions which had tome under the consideration of the court, as well as from Vie tact that he bad a large family to maintain. The court then directed the insolvent to be remaaded for twelve months from the date of the vesting order—five mouths and a half aince—which would leave the term of imprisonment tie swaths a half. la 1. OMli W. • 1•11 at - ........... 1 billa e Dert a ffir b 0/0.10 ....... I —C6ll 4 ll l**, • 6 &C p,.............. ........ 18 MAMA -- 0 9 Woo/sr, b b ........ t: T. 1.111)e1010 6 b Mobs . .. * b WM= • i .. W. Ihm••••• • • 00;:. ;;;;; ;;;;;;; • 111 , OW^ b Maw ... 1 17rx Lattcris.—This regiment, which has been stationed at Woolwich since the let of May, will, about the I gni el this w‘cii, rewou from Woolwich to Canterbury. THE POLICE COURTS. MARKETS. GUILDHAI.L. COTTON.—Lrozaroot, Oct. 18.—The market has been Ce, Child, the co rchant of King's-cross, Mr. heavy to-day, but prices we eireilteiwt. The aria ore estimated at M,tratt, the seer , t try to the Gr e at Northern Hallway 4,000 to 5,00 i i110.21 , -• 4.0 , 3 Arn a e t 144 4 11 . ,15. to &d.; Surat, Ca;npany, sail George IV; ight, carman, were summoned so 10 • F. 4 fur delivering three tons of coals with four unjust 5816. a. ;.t" ‘" weights ; one was Gos. short, another 150 z., a thin' Ilb., ant the other as mach as lib. 3100. deficient, and none of ' them were stamped. Mr. Child, in anima , to the summons, stated that the Great Northern Railway Company found carts and weights., end put in a contract between them and a Mr. Williams ta the following effect :—" The contractor to provide proper weighing machines and weights (as requieed by the act 1 1 and 2 Vic., cap. 104) for transmiesion wite the coal waggons and carts, via, four weights of 361 b. each, and sufficient small weights to weigh the sack, to adjuitand keep the name lin a correct state, and to be responsible for any fines or legal expenses which may arim tram their not being 60. " So that if the weights were deficient he would plead guilty, and whatever Ease the alderman imposed he would look to Mr. Williams (the party with whom the ahove contract was entered into by the company) for. lie was informed that owing to the me/eared pace at which the carts now un veiled the weights had lost be continually nabbing together, so that the delieieucy could only be attributable to fair wear and tear. 'lh inspector produced the weights. Its two of them the adjusting lead was all gone, and none of them were stamped. Mr. Child said the weights were all new in June last, and bore the Guildhall stamp. Alderman Wiliam -aid he could not believe that a 661 h. weight could fairly love llb. Sus. in a few months' wear. He not •uppose that Mr. Child was cognisaut of the deficiency, hut the law had very properly made the seller, together with the owner of the cart and the carman, equally answerable, in order that the public should have honest weight in their coats. Ile could only presume that the lead hail het u stolcu, but that did nut signify, fur there was no excwe for false weight. This was the worst ease of the kind be had seen for a long time, and he consi dered the carman as much to blame us any one in taking out such weights. It was true tLat the secretary's name I was on the cart, but that, so far from excusing him, only rendered him legally liable with the rest. It may be sup posed he had trusted to others to see that prover weight& were sent nut, still it would be necessary to inflict a small fine noon him to let t veryboely know that the great com panies mu,t crimp', with the full provhdous of the law. Mr. Child had been lined on a former oecaaaoa 205., and he (Alterman Wilaia) would have thought that ought to Lave made him extra careful. It did not matter if the weights were new in June ; if they were found short tin y should be replaced , daily if necessary ; but certainly they should have a da isy inpection, if the wear and tear could he anything like what Mr. Child had stated it to be , Mr. Child said he would make the contractor pay the fine, according to the cenditions of the bond ; but, at the same time, he would take tare it should not occur again. The carman was then called, who said he had nothing to do with the weights. Alderman Wilson said he (defendant) should be taught that he had everything to do with them, and that he was liable to lee penalty tor taking out false weights. lie would fine Mr. Child 205., the carman 205., and the secre tary bs., as a caution or warning to look to the weights in future. The alderman said he bad nut done this to throw any obstacle in the way of the sale of inland coals. Ile thought they were a great public benefit; but he must take ears that the buyers had their proper weight. Mr. Child mid the demand was so great that he had more orders on his hands than the pits could supply for the next site week., awl that the company would be unable to meet the dema nd hr some time. Al. erman Wilson said he was not at tell surprised to hear it. The Silk.tono coals were the coals he brought into public notice in the year 1839, when he was Lord Mayor, :end the y were then only known as " Lord Mayor's c0a1.," and only failed because the demand was a thousand times greater than the supply. During the year he was in the Mansiotaliowe he paid but 22.. per ton for these outs, while the public were paying the enormous price ' of 325. and for Lord Londonderry's. That nobleman addreswel a letter to him (Alitermau tt ilsan), endeavouring to show that no Well's Hud coals could be brought inns the , l market to pay the owner at less than 335. per toil. Yet he' had, since that, bad his lordship's coals delivered at his house in St. reef. Churchyard at 225. per ton. He be lieved the Yorkshire (Silludour) coals equal to any New castle coals that came to the market, but he would caution these who wished to bay them to make sure they were Silk stone, or it would be just what it was in laatt. lie took credit to himself in having broken up the combination first amongst the coal factor., and mat between the pit ownere, sad hence the reduction in the price of coals. He would alai tell the public that all Yorkshire coals are not equally good ; but let them encourage the inland coals (there were many exeelleut coals besides the rorkahire), and they would still continte to have a gradual reduction. HAMMERSMITH. During the last three days considerable excitement has been occodoned in the vicinity of the court, in consequence of a report which has been very generally circulated that a young girl had been confined in a convent, called the (hod Sheolierdese, in the Hammersmith-road, for the last three months, and that she escaped from that establishment on Thursday last. Upon our reporter making the necemary inquiries, he was informed by Mr. Jones, the relieving officer of Fulham, that on 'thunder last a young girl, whose hair was cut very close, applied to him (or admismon into the workhouse, stating that she bad just escaped from the convent in the Ilanineenunith-road, where she had been tiircibly detained, and that she was then destitute of a hum. She said her Oct. 18.—After an inanimate, declining I mina Ihresslem the week, we hare bad quite as good a:bwiliese as mere boo ispested. Where seller, were wilting to tske lower so awl to the decline of Id. to id. on Cotton, buyer* were tenipt•l r spools Ow the home mnrket, sod in this way some ra ther oomblemishe seders were moored. The description of [mods on which pekes win maintained are eery few, includltg vraterawi4, tonging between 10's and Ti's in reeled and 24k to Pi'. In waroed, with dm 36. inch printer* sail re-reed Airline.. All otter kir ds of pens, nether with dome-stink INUTOW printery, long cloths, aid Jecconets, ere dwelled rather la prise, and the producers have been ready to meet ogres at lower rates rather freely. The de cline, iIOWCTIT. 4:0 a not earth 14. p.r lb. on yarn and lied. per niece on elettu If we except the clam of goods ma nufactured for India. The laitataneel make* and qu ilitickal ma- • nufactures have been slowly •leclining Pomo or siderable time ma, and to India lettere received by thie icerla in sin are FO dlseouragLeg as to render soh* difleult at any price. Inc circular of a large boom *aye wakes of yarn fir the home trade and for etport have beets made with cot s.derable caution, and although tellers have been ling to met their friends at a decline on preview rate,, buyers have been din to look on, in preference to availing theme/Isis of the I propose reduction." It m ybe remarked, that ro far as OM Is tie ease It mires trona en Iropre.4oll that cotton will et, much Pewee in prim. The sales of Cotton t hie week at Liverpool bare reached 19,000 Mice, and ill. tin, ,t• 36,04', increasing the Ist ge Mance on hand beyond the extent tbis time Wet year. and aim Oa sear before. TM general expeetation. however, door not look to any considerable fur ther decline, though few, if any. in this mat:et expect that prism will rest where they are. A very slight further decline, 'lowed with enough to Eire col:B&W., would probably lead to a large renewal of Memel*. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lsalm, Oct. 18.—The market has been of a better eh ira^c r to-day : there sea a entat attendance el Mayers, and improved Imairiete itm been date. The trade us the sane• honaes has been rather quirt and dull this neck. LlNEN.—Bstrast, Oct.l7.—The state of our staple ?rule Is teen worse than It •as at Ibis time :VA week. Yams hare generally receded, lay I id. per bundle. and, as nieks are unu sually heaey, and labour rather higher than it Ina name ids mdutha ago, when Mains.a wan much Drinker, end milts mare extensive; spinners are anxious to deal with purchasers at the above re iuction. In cloth, the glepriskon 1., it pcs,ilt.e, otie marked. At Ballymena and Winning, on Satunlay lard. 4.4 light linen• fell per yarl to some sets, and in Largin b. 4 new diapers, which were sellir.s a few woodman., at Is. high r yard, can now be bad bean d. and 11DI., and SA old diapers, at the same sand sere at Is. 2d. to in. ,a', per yard, went 41 at lad mad ket at id. to 10d. A I con-ideralde reductive has tioo taken plane in 25 and iMinsh lawns for priming. An the trade I. now largely dependent en the ratted Stvte., and W. the rnrent Danner° Is and bean y failure• there have cacsed Knotty kW.. to seresai manufacturers in thin WWl] and throughout the province, an well a. in Ensiled and Scotland, a mu tual desire and rkttertinaiion may he sand t r exist Lere to do away with the old and vicious consigning system, and to deal with our American friends only in the direct selling trade. We undatetand that a similar feeitnic prneulle in Olsson, and that steps will be taken there an I in Oita quarters to make the understanding seneraL B igg er o f I. liter. HARDWARE.-131nrmommt, Oct. IR.—There ap pries to te • elicit, connotative deform-am in trade generally here just at tlais time, out that at aoy of the manafeetorite are the men snaking short time, tart there is not such an abundance of orders on hand as three were aerie weeks since, but for the meet part there is a wallicieney of order. to go on with, which is all that am be said. In alma branches., such as portable bedstead making, there is much more activity, the orders foe the foreign market having been ima MGM this year. In this dull part of the year little can be acid on the eoalition of our trades. especially in view of the fact that the subject has of late been gone Into wita ao math detail. It Is with as much aurorae as regret we announce that a great camas has come over the iron Valle In the short space that has elapsed since quarter day; last week the pro-pee; looked brightening enough; the few days which have elapsed appear to have iCapeilesi the hopes of the least sanguine of all who are familiar with the iron trade. The anuupaud °Mies from Aa.erl,a have not come In; it ie, moreover. confidently wilted that ouch information has been received as to dispel soy hare of milers from that quarter at present, and in that lay cnielly the proepect of improvement and renewed vigour for the won trade. The foregoing remarks so oppoeite in their character to those which appraimi under this heal a week since, are wrlttes without the rithchteat disveition to excite anneaceary alarm (am indeed all who are famtliax vents the Iron trade reports in the Eacreas, and the indapration et all time, manifested not to run into citreous., will wadi., acknowledge), but the bat informed ;drams :Omit that they have heir &aired by app. uratice4, r.r much . that it will be wet it the neat three or; four months are cot over without fearful commercial threaten. Hopes were entertained that pige ;especially) would Improve In value, but it is now raid that orders would be taken for the bed qualities of Staffordshire make, at Vs. rot., • figure mach below anythleg ia the shape of a remunerative price, a• all who have had,but, a mude i ate capon,- nee of the iron trade will at eon. admit; we fear that nut only must the make be greatly reduced, but ad royalties lowered, r far rue regards the raisin/ bah of coal and trondituae, before there is scything like a return to a heathy state of thing,. CORN.—Annovea, Oct. 18.—Our market this morning was freely ,uppliol • Ith yuppie. of wheat, but not quite Wench good condition as luy.tofore. Tbo beet menros beetled fully as mueb mon y as lest • kelt, but there telog but a Mott att. admix al buier the trade ruled inferior qualities were difficult to sell. glalar.g Batley was moro in request, and torlo a remain about th e same as on Saturday Let. ether atest , t eamtsti little attention, and prices remain numnaLy unaltered. Wltrot,old, 31.1. to Sas. per qr.; new, ice . to 31.. Barley 21*. to ans. Oats, 17s. to toe, Beano, old, 325. to 30e.; new, ins. to 314. Peas, 2tl. to 2 , 45. Tares, le. Gd. to Se. Malt, Gn tu7s. per bushel. Fluor, _la. to alls. per wok. - - At Laamme, Oct. 18.—Thcrc was a good supply of Wheat at dm da3'e market of gub.l quality, the trade fur whinu was brirk, the grater part bung bought for arid, bat no 114T1111100 In price. (Mar sorts were in good supply, and trade good. Wheat, bi.lol. to IbO. pry loa4 of 5 qra. Batley, 244. to 2!a. per qr. Oats 20s. to 26a. Kane, 24a to 32. Isean, 2ns. to 30.. Vetches 214.t01124. ' • • DATIL, Oct. 18.—Our markets arc firm at the prices of last week. BSDPoi,D, Oct.lB.—We had a good attendance at market to-164y. end all a Aldifs of cora were sel'ang at 10 , 4 1,4 week'. mars wto at, 2lr. to 2sr. per tool. Baler, 21a. to 31s. par qr. Peas, to 21s. per Had. klorus, 14. to. to Ns. Oats, 13s. to 31.. per qr. Wooer Tarr, I , lr. to Ils. p r • BERWICK, Oct. 18.—We had a large supply of grain at mu mullet to-def ; the quality end caLditictt much lasprocaL A Lit sa!e, at a %bight advance 'you Wit weal rates, tier fermate van hell of the 3 it M. Oct. 18.—We had rather a thin ottendancu today, bat the market enuttnner to be will supplied with Wheat and other article. T.* trade ill Whiot was 1011111 MM, j ripest samples stainbrOarat former priew.s, but areubdarr, prowls wire easier to boy. Eltoiest sainp!e‘ of Barley, Err mathirg purpses, sanitized their valor, whilst munrane.iate diserii,i ma had • u listener downward. in al. otter porta uf grain the trade ramilne in a guiraiso state, without variation in prie.v. Wheat, w!d, 3.. r. to 3 0 0. . • rte w, aris. to 401. per qr. Barley, 24r. to 2se. tuts, 12s. to 201. Beans, 34r. to J. o. Peas, 21a. t .30s. Rye, 265. to 30s. Malt, Ca. 6.1. to 7a. per basted. now, 211 s. to 220. Iscr suck. - - - - _ lloston, Oct. 18.—There has been f•nly a small show of Wheat in cur market lathy, owl floe dry wimples bare been taken renal. at th e [JUN of Virsititiklay ; base nd. maiden 31e. to 335. ; white, ids. to 414. err or. A tor supa.ly ei Ode, which told slowly at about former isietu. No thane* an other artuks. CAMBRIIA, E. Oct. 18.—A large supply of Wheat and Bar ley at this day's market; vac, runt dell without therstioth Wthat. real, 112 s. to 3 a.; unite. 40s. 13.,r1ey, 22.. to the. beans, now, 2.54. to tar.; old, Ids. Was ; 130. to 20e. Peso, 20s. CANTEBBUUT, Oct. 18.—We had a good supply, and prime about the same. Wbvit. 01 33e. to 334.; new. 3.4. flan; waitron, los. to ix. Barley, Ls. to Sea Um; 275.; re,174. 's Cant.istt, Oct. 18.—An average supply of Wheat, with • brisk demand. Prime for 'Meat about GI. per bushel higher. Wheat, white, tcw, Kt. to It a GI.: old, ICt. to Ile.; red, met and old, Ito. WI, Barley, new and old, lot. to lee. ml. Oat., potato, 7.,1d. to ils.Cd.; COUOIIOI4 Go. G. to le. Rye, Beam not nominal. Vathr, per stone, 1.. Gd. to la.IIU. Oatmeal, Is. bd. Rye , meal, Is. 2d. Itarle)rocal, IL AL COLCilgtitn, Ott. 18.—An increased supply of Wheat today, which sold slowly at the prices ::f this day relmalght. Barley fur nualting put pow, us lest week; prindlthr :pal:tele IL per qr. tower. Ptas and Beans unaltered in value. Supply short. GLOttgaiTEll, Oct. 18.—At our market this day the show of kngilah Wbost was large, and best samples maintained last wok's mime; but an other torte mold slowly at Burly former prices. I:: to.. rebus there is very little pawing—price. remain withlut change. blasting Barley firm, at last 'reties pikes; min:ling mile slowly, and wholerale buyer. purchaee at eoniewhat ices money. Brune a othout damage. rear, ova. In Oats there he • twaterete consumptive demand. Imports few btu week coning October 10, 1061: W h at, 4,4 1 0 qle. Itarley, 3,752. Oat., I,bef. Gumproul, Oct. 18.—There was a fair supply of Wheat and a moderate deiband, prices CAN; a oaoo; alteratiori ; but millers were no. nee buyers. Our best minplet of Chhitabt are in demand for seed at teem lbs. to 545.; griming, 436; `Lataers. 48.. Batley, lbs. to slit. lizatroun, Oct. 18.—It being our great cattle show to day, and tiu bents coming in for the fur on Mouelay, meet of the farmer* were hwy. Iho market wee L,ffre:y !applied rlth samples toy the term re or Whoa: and spring corn. There were a god 01412:: muUrs awl di:air.; here, who yorchseed %%bee:e at the rates of last week. In eprirg corn not much d.•ire, twit W Barley, Me milting, which lea elude bower. lieu% reu, and Olts, u tut reported. c n. tine to be offered more freely. Wheat, per bushel, M. Id. to se. .d, Harley, Ye. to be. bd. Outo. h. 64. to 2s to d. beau, new, U. 4d. to d.; old, U. Id, to 4e. 10d. Peso, U. .4. to 31. 104.; white boiler., 4, to U. HEYTYORD, Oct. 18.—The market to-day thinly supplied with V. Mat; trade tears at het stitiere mks.. We had mom 131,107 ofilrini; the doom sampler. wild middy at fully aa math moots; Interim champions 'Mow tale. 0011 tattle to mash maw,. Peas and Peens rather lower. Wheat, from 22. to ale. per load. db. to 3de. per qr. Oats, I. s. to Its. Wax, 17e. to •19e. per ßa g3: Yams, Ids. to 21a. Tares,l7a. to 20e. Rye, ISs. to 17e. HIXDAL, Oct. 18.—At to-day's market we had a good supply of both St 1144 and Oats; each In food demand, at our quota does. Wheat, t:t , . to .7s. per Iced of 20 stone. Oats, new and add, kd to 12 d. per stone. LANCASTER, Ott. 18.—We had a large supply of Wheat at market tit - s maculae; !as samples sold easily, at nearly ire prise. • emoadery sad Inferior tulip Is. per load cheaper. °atroei a tees NS. and the tura dearer. What, :Am. to 2.1 e. 63. per 25016 a. Oatmeal, lea to Zia per 240iba • MethCltrastnit, Oct. 18.—The business of the week has been oi an average chstaster u to t►e demand fur ugh artiale, and there 6th been no quotable change to wires. To-dap we We a Yaw market, sad though these is as poeW , e variation in the mho of Wheat and row, firmer prices aro tardy maintained to the meal bagful. transacted. Oats aed Oatarni are to small supply, and maintain late t ate% Beau end other articles as last quoted. MARLIIOIIOTOB, Ott. 18.—There was no quotable aun t:km Is the value of Wheat to-day. The supply was moderate. and a conrederab:e amount of Wilms wee trves:mil. the Barley trade elhiblied more booygnav rhos late, there being an eittnaire ds. mand, at full price.; 'nadir II nod inferior sm. were the turn cheaper, owl • dull Oats were ultra Su retail at the pritea et Mi. , day Waved . .ind Bears and Pell nialntalned forme gselap aps, Wheat, eLI , .I.s. to Me.; new, arm to OM Barley, 24a ea lda o.tta lta to /Is hems, Ba to 300. Pees, no to 30.. Itrea SOL to 3 . 1 a per dr. Vetoers. St. to aa ed. par bedieL Man, Oa Si to 7s. none, 245. to tlr. per swat. _ _ - • ldsmcLarz.l•croar-Trxii, Ott. 18.—At our market this morales we bad a pod supply ef Wheat from the Irk tat. withetanding its condition was ladatterent, the del ler mei, aospied with a tree inquiry from our millera, owesimed a Memo ts tia sleeted st the extreme rater of this day 1•1110 it. raw math country oar it warmly disposed of, dead new at Wed& dike red Coll,lltabalDi LW, and Ire Norfolk. dlke., Yet slim, 38... mahout difilealty. Fine old Wks held . beyond th= of layers cooly kw sales resulted. FlJur 1 , 04 Cory, NI MO edge we ham I tile variation to note. In Aye wry little Waft The deemed fur maltios Barley being limited, from so MME loft et work, to make program we ere obiked t • note a &Ma of la perm. ; bat lam, In the MO" when the karmail Men eatemded; re lust tar a itisher currency se mai as high rake abroad we are not ilk 17 to hem oar tmall waa much wanted. :tr. per qr. E'b.. bloat/eel, BS= Moeda, slush our refused.Eu44r ft...taking Ia more. Ilea Is= masa% choke seeran.mede Wag ralsalde at 31e.. aim oft lag Per are mach amid dim add mold ruddy exammd sa td. rimed id per qr. • boilers without ater.t...a. Mine "Moat change. RUBIS OM 1014 sNw of yak M. 411 the sii.rwere, awe m,a;kr, • brought w lapreweenent of le. per qr. Fine old Botch eery Pearce, .rd "acid tweet lateeclarte, weigh net 42115 wou'd each 2 4s, per q r. r. art Hals this week pee:—W h eat. 2 . 044 qrs.; Earle y , 2,776 ; 161; Ons., 22; Peas, 50; Flour, MN a eta. BTOBWICH, Oct. 19.—At our market this day there was a . good t:tideless of both farmers aed merchant,, tad a snot rheas of Wheat, tne wake fu I prices were I . e.:raided. Miher• were at io dated to do an exteadse Waimea, to hope t.f purchasing at lower rates, and tried to macaw at less money; but bolder* were Mtn, and the rake were at (ekes quite equal to those of loot market-dAy. FSae houaelsol3 tour, f 0.h., commanded dahlia prices to lest week. Barley trad< was erns for all choice (ascriptions; inferior some were a heavy sale, but prices cannot be altered. Beans were in pal retail genttod, at extreme prime; old were scarce, and inqui - ed after. Pees • very mall pimply, quality tine. prices prici.ely eke wow. There was a Bevel supply of that., mad a numd many chaotic -t hands, at Lae prices; tine old were earn, and what few were offered were an sasy sale, at fully previous rates. We do not aPor oar quotatioss. NOTTINGHAM, Oct. 18.—At this day's market we have ft fair qusatity of Wheat offering; the millers supply themselves mu tlowny, and the mime are only equal to last week. The *how of Battey foe malting map.es la ahem and last week'. rates are ob tahte.l for rine quaint*. ; parole ,re • heavy axe. Beans sad Oats : re that, and quite aa dear. raTtidloltot:oll, Ott. 18.—There was a large supply of Abet here today, and last week's pekoe were nod, for all descrip tion& 'lib. red made MIL to SM.; end 641 b. red Wheat made 36e. per qr. But little Barley, a' d mina le. to 2a. per qr. blghtr. No alteration in ;he value of Oats or Nem& PETwownt, Oct. 18.—There was more activity in the Wheat trade at our market today; fine qualities for peed fetching rather more money. barley, for all but fr od, semewhat difficult of digneal. Oats and Pawns about as last week. Peas inquired for at a slight advance. Whoa, white, lot. M. to W. per load; red, 9/. to ltd. Barley, seine, 27a. to 29.. per gr.; nriodton . Va. to iGa. (tote, 16s. to lie. rear, 31e. to lat. Brae s. 295. to cos. - - • • • ratstoN, Oct. 18.—Our supplies of Irish produce fresh up during the week are unimportant. In the meantime the transactions In Wheat and Flour hate been limited, at b irely late rate% upon • further contession of a Id. per bushel on Oats, and 6d. per load on Oatmeal, the dealers hare operated with more confidence In both these articles, and a fate amount of burins, has resulted. We bad a large show of English Wheat at OW Corn It:change today, fine samples were sough: utter at full prices, but meddling and out of con ditioned parade met a Plow dragging sale at a reduction of fd. rer wind:e. Raw Irish sells slowly. So little was doing in old foreign. that we repeat our last quotations. Flour barely PuntAil24.ll the rates of this day re'nnight. New English Beane 13e. to Its. 6d. per _Frill. No Irish at band. Oats not no brisk to.day, but Oatmeal continues in request, at per load of 2 MP., English, 235. to 21s. 6d. ItiPb, choice samples, 2 1 5.6 d.; good gral qualities, 2:s. 3d. to :2a. 9d.; middling to pot, 21a. No chang In other articles. SAFFILON WALDEN, Oct. 18.—Wheat, 365. to 40s. per qr. ; 'Warne. prime. 4bo. Barley, malting, Its. to 315.; grinding, 210. to 23e. Bears, 233.; prime, Sia. Peas, 275, to 30e. Oda, lLs. to It.. Unimpected and So. 2, 3 dela to 3 doll. 23c. ; goer, 3 dolt. 23e. to 3 dell. 371 c. 011AM—Thewbeet market blamer, with a s.ry moderate deman 3 d, and priers rather uwetfleil. Ohio, reel and mined, 1.7 e. to Sic. li. chlgan wheat. 67e. to lt. Germaine, white,9re. to 9 in bond, go, toOle. Eye Is In fate dltoaad for howl dee, with light rupplles, at to 6'3a. Itat:ey I..cneoe, at 7:e to Oat. are leas pientp,_and held at 400. for northern. ll;ettiot oorn, with le. demand, Is a mile beim. wesur. Lad, Stite. to 30c.; and round yellow, 1 1111.. ma" awl set M mark , t• 11111111,ribli sar ket It. doll. Pole are rolling slowly at 3 d olt., and pia to OMB. /Oa per do 1 1. ibillas.-411 1 06 11 pig iron is held pretty firmly. Coto have been made at If deb. a., sod 2061315. 230. to 33 dole. Seelig Months. IfaUt. geonsa.—The stock of crude turpentine is untotril l ,light s and hot relate Ores at 2 dole. e 7.. a.; In Ma, POMO ask 3 dole. pirit of turpentine b. Ilan at 200. to 370., and it is difficult to buy at the lower rate. Rosin Is ateedy, and in fair request. Paorilt.imi.—\.w pork is dull, and prices unsettled. Quntatlnas 30 ranging Irom 15 dots. 31 1 e. to I dots. 30e. for me mean, and 13 dols. for prime old do.; 13 dole. to 131 doh for mess, and 12 dole. to 121 dohs. for prime. Beef is steady at a dots. 75e. to 11 dola for mem, and 3 dots to 6 dull. for prime. Lard, 8:c. to 9/e. era. —Foreign brandy, gin, remain without change in pekoe; the dem..n7 la fair fur the worm. Domestic whisky is dull at 2lic. to 211 c , the lath r price fur the best barrels. tVcoL—Thern is no demand far any quality at prefent. The mar ket la largely mech. d with both f :reign and elnomatic. More failures awns manufacturers have taken place within a week. It Is apprc bendrd that a long time will elapse before wools will sell at such rates so they have recently dove. WiiaLs OIL is quiet. Consumers are buying to a limited extent at 47c. for selected, no 460. for parte of cargoes as they run. WHALEIVINL—WiI DOW. • Sale of 30,e0Olbs. rOar To renpor at 35e. Flaw:res.—Them Is Eitel:Meting for Europe. Col is nominal. Flour, to Liverpool, 7d.; grain, 310. To Londm, lour, Is. 9.1. To Glasgow, dour, 16.414. SHAFTESBURY, Oct. 13.—There wu a large supply at our market this morning, one Wheat for seed purposes was In good &mend, folly supporting former quotation*. Met-honer* being In full c penniless, Were was an eatersfre df mind foe Barley, sod late quotations were well malntalunt. Old Malt Is a doll sale. thts were in moderato request at about the same se :het week. Beans sod rem wets fully so dear. Priam: Wheat, 32a. to 365.; new, MM. to ins.; Barley, 21.. to 265.; Otte, 17s. to Ms.; Beans, 30s. to 365.; Pia', 3. , 5. to 32e.; We, 225. to 32e. per quarter; retches, es 6d. to 34.6 d. per basket Malt, 6s. 6d. to 711.; Flour, 23140 2k. per sick. 811 ItZWSSURY, Oct. 18.—At our morkct this day there w.e. a small supply of W heat, which met with a dull ask at last week's priers. Harley and 0 its quite as dear, with a good demand for each. • • WARMINSTER, Oct. 18.-Our market to-day was well attended, and them was a fair supply of wheat. The trade war more active, roles being quirk, at former rates. There war a good chow of prime Barley, and a cenriderable amouvt of business was transacted, at tern, a little more in favour of the t uyer. In good heavy Outs a :PM burin's* doing at former rates. Beans and Peas were rot a fair air, though there wu no alteration In priers. Malt and Fleur nomi naily unaltered. Wheat, old, 28s. to 405.; new, 34e. to 10s. Barley lir. to lbs. Oats, Gs. to 21a. Ileum 32a. to 314 a. Pear, IN. to 32.. Bye, 28s. to 325. per qr. Vetches, 4s. Od. to It. Od. per bushel. Hour, 295. to 30s. per seek. WINCHESTER, Oct. 18.-We had n fair show of wheat, at oar market this attuning; fine samples commanded a Mirk rale, at last wtrk's prices, but irderlor and out of r nditioned Mete were not murk in demand, and were obtainable the turn in tavour of the buyer. Here wo a good supply of Kerley, and malustem purchased pretty freely at the extreme qcotationsoi baturday last: hut little possum in grinding Barley, and we quote no change in its value. Oats, Seam, assn Peas maintain their previous value ' but the trade was doll. Wheat, new, 345. to 405.; old, 3!r . to ilas. per qr. Barley, 24a. to 244. Oats, white, Pm. to 224.• black, to tilt. Bearer, old, 325. to 365.; new, 110 r. to 325. PPM, 20'. to 20s. Flour, ffia. m 29e. Tares per sack., 4s. 6d. to Sr. 6d. per bushel. Malt, 6s. Ml. to 7s. Wiangeir, Oct. 18.-Wo am very shortly supplied with Wheat to-day, atui the condition Lis off. Good dry millers' quality nukes 1.44 week'. prices, while the raw and damp rumples are bad to quit at hilly In. per qr. less money. Of Oats and other groin but little offertg, and former rates realised. Wheat, white, 34r. to 37a. per qr.; extra, 40a.; red, 320. to 335. ; extra, 36.. Oats, Sid. to 2.1. per atone. Beans, 324 to 34r. per qr. WORCESTER, Oct. 18.-At our market to-day the supply of Wheat being short the currency of this day re'ontght was firmly maintained. Barley mare in request at pronoun rate"; but we bed fern &arm in that., and the tarn on mist descriptions Win In favour of the buyer. Beans unaltered ; Peas were furry as dear. 'Volta, Oct. 18.-Our farmers are busy sowing, therefore oar show of grain is small. Fine ramples of Wheat bring last week's priors; other spud ties It. lower. Best sample. of Berle,. are la. per qr. higher. Outs in abort supply, and prices fully maintained. In other articles no alteration, Wheat, white, 42a. to 455. per imperial 2.r,* toillrfley, s . .m...lting, 21.1.. to 2ie to . ; gtinatin b t Flour, 271. to 34. per nick t o per nc of 111 CORK, Oct. 17.-Wo have nothing of moment to record touching the stale of trade or the Waimea pusdn.r. Matters continue very much in the condition noted last week, and little variation has taken p.a• in the value of any aitscrlptien of grain, though the ars renal tendency is to more firmness. Some arrivals of foreign grata continue M take Vex, but the sadings keep pace with then. no supplies of home grain continue abundant, the receipt. for the week bong-Wheat, 2,148 are.; Barley, 6,551; oats, 15,033. Wheat is firm, and Oats hare advancel 3d. per barrel en the week. /Miley In unchanged In value. In foreign Wheat a mo 'mate baldness is pa.tirg, and • few pare:lA are being bought by our miters kg vaffillig purposes. Low-primer Wilmer are rather dearer and in ranee de mands while as regards B,typtian there la nom on the market. Peru. malting Barley is still mime. In prepared black Oats some truism. Pour have tab n place, at, if anything, rather improved figures. We quote the value of the article Oa. per barrel free adi board. We cannot native any change in the raMe of Flour, or the e irtlidon of the Palle, the purchs. , es made being still coafined to the supply of the more im mediate wants of t',e bakers. Inelan Coat continuer to be a very dull dad dragging rale, and the boatman pawing in the article, owing to the :ow price of mare Barley end Flour, an well as that of Oats, is limited VI the extroue. We have nu change to note is prices, the quotations being nominally those of last week. • WATERIORD, Oct. 18.- Our supplies of farmers' corn have beets rather limited this week, and the turefien arrivals are con fined to Moue, of mach there are sereral cargoes in the river yet to be reported. The Met h given to prices of Wheat in the English our • rim Mal it. effect on curs, and the Improvement quoted in the value of farmers Pantries on Saturday last bas been with difficulty tuslame,l--tweet p +reels of foreign are iuquired alter kw mining, but at lower priers than milers can accept. Barley, from alight 'ragmen. tertian of supply, bast receded nearly Is. p:r barrel ea grading sam pler • but malting qualities censmand former prices. Oats have me: 1 , 1 gav el inquiry at the full prices of last week. Indian Corn : For this article the comsat:entire demand, though alightly increased, to still very limited at former prima, and buyers of Liras parcels are able to ripply their wants, at a decitne of 3d. per bel. Flour without dung,. Grades.': Wheat, white, per lost., lbs. 6d. to In,. ; red mill, 17s. tid. to lee. Od. • slapping. to !Gs. Barley, malting, per 14 sr., 1 is. tad. to ; grteding, Is. to 10s. Onta, white, per 14M, or. to Ore 9d.• black and tawny, re. to 8. &L Dried and foreign: Whist, Irish mil per tin stone, .es. to 20s. fal. ; shipping, 17e. bd. to lb. fad; Polish Odessa, lb.. GI. to ;06; French, red, 20e. to She, Oats, white, per 14 stone, 9n. bal. to I Is. • black, Os. to Os. 6d. Flour, superfine per mirk, 27a 61. to 28x. nee. ; reminds, 330. to 26e; thirds, hOs. t Its.; fourths, Ito. to IS*. Indian Cun, tianube, per 20 st., Ho. 9d. to 191.34.; Merriam yellow and red, las. to 15s. ed.; French white ad yellow, 15a. bd. to 134.9 d. ; Ancosaa and Tuscan, 14s. 9d. to 155.; Egyptian, 14s. 3d. to I 1.. fid.; damages, lye cattle, 120. td. to 14.. lowan Dun Meal, per cwt., 7s. to 7s, fid. Oatmeal, par eat., 10s. to Its. 3d. Bean, per 6 stones. Ss. Oil. to Is. Imports daring the week: Indian Corn. 2,000 qrs. Flour, all Mfr. Exports: Wheat., 302 bele.; Daley, 192; Oats, 6,343; Flour, 932 sacks; Oaumeal, 665 cm. KIRKCALDY, Oct. 18.-Wheat, white, 318. to 425. per qr. Barley, 141 a. to 21a Oats, IGe. to Ike. !ens and Peas, to 23e AMERICAN MARKETS. NEw Yoax, Oct. 8. The stock market has recovered somewhat from the fa occa.i..ned by the panic to the Immanent money market, but It is net yut firmly established This remark applies to the fancee, parent. hey ca Ourenment stock, arc improving, and are In good demand fur tureen account, and the supply nn the ma'kct i. quite moderate. New York Stocks base been more plenty in consequence of the wind. ing.up of sec, rd country banks. We quote so tallow* S. Os, Itai to :0l; ditto '6 2 , 102 to 111.1; ditto '67, 116 to 1161 ; ditto '6B, Citipon, 192 to 123; N. Y. Ga. '54, 1011 to 1021; ditto '62, 106 to 109; N. T. 51., '6O, 61 '63, 102 to 1031; N. Y. City, 7., '57, 110 to 112; ditto Ss, '5B, W. 1.., 101 to 102; ditto '7O, ditto, Uri I to 104. ; ditto '6B, Fire L., 1011 to 102; Alb. 61 , , '6: 'Cs, '69, 106 to 1061; 111. Int. Imp. Stk.. 'l7, 69 to 84; ditto, ditto Int. Stk., 371 to 39 , Ind. State M., 79 to 79; ditto 21., 37 to 20; Alabons se, 90 toe l ; Penne 5,, lei to 1/0/ ; Trnneece lOU to 102; ditto to, 78 to 81 ; Mary. I.att tab, to tot/ Farm Loan, St to 64i; Ohio Life and Trust, Iru to 101; )tart and S. 11. It. R., 115 to 120; N. Y. and 37 to 106; 11u1. Itiv. R.R., 681 to 68 ; Sync and Utica LL, 110 to 123 ; New Jersey R.R., 118 to 122 g ; N. Y. and Harem ILL, SO u 5 j ; Flitted. and Read. It.lt , 331 to 431; ditto Eds. '7O, OS to 681; ditto Mort. lids. 76e to ;71; N. Y. end Erie L bk. Nkk . e 7 to lo 8; ditto '39,91 to 96; Had. We. E. Ed s., 161 to DM; Cent. R. Ms, 10 to 10 1 . There Ms beet an active Minors in sterling tads,. bet the *apply • at MI6 thus far has been sufficient. The leading drawer Yr bought Kee 50,000 at 1112 and ill selling at 1101. One bows hr sold 80,0002., and we undereand a new drawer was in the reerlast. Yeans. Ober. sea, Duncen, and Co., and gold 30,0001. or 40,0001. This sopoly of hlll., It is thought, niL prereit the export et any weilideratile quan tity of gold thi. week. Excitecox—Frees and all Continental bills are mere Meaty and heavy. Franca, 5. oil to 5_137 ; Ammonia. el to 41I; arewee, 77i to 78; Hamburg. 3 6 1 to 36 4. There I. no marked change to the staioystaket Wolin bat the demand continue• were, and the an veep& to it, otowegtheg at high rates. The large .mount of des awn whet the mid dust just reffieed has added to the demand twee the mug sorts, and neutraheed the effect al the reasipte *ff the nellent. Plnt.ela,4 paper goes at 12 to 15 per teat. Law ea eVe psi eat. The important tibia Mae Shea able ear lest are : Mews, Suter, Ormimtha, sad Winne lab MI Co.; Seamanand Muir; and Down W Oa. At awl= Dealer, Darengton. and Co.; P. it U uYL. tai Oki 1. h. Oseld„ Alba Earle, jun., aid Co.; and Dente !twee, of Seam. Th e War had indorsed largely for Lester, Haerlegiew„, sad Co., sad Nosirah wick and C-. He hie always hem selheated as worth see ad • haft to two millions of dollars, and he torn probably iota raw. been his etabsanwessets. Osr;aw.,—The eels et the met week emount 1:21// beim Ihr bone Ina. Piterdme dinned as allS t r e r s te, Red the mitatisee et thinner m neon bebe smaleed by the NOM= et the renegultb:M penny &Wm an. The pentizakethenmeS pride ettiMe to the trite. an le ba Ws. Me red new; j w; Mew Warne. Ile, tee MUM. Mr If add le le In fair. ' Sawn dew ne dlepediles ft impels Mb these here . re. garbs se end OM man le Sew Odnea. wliwilioll. by it 11l ram. wills. Me UMW a /Ca. U lee, MIS wedd sag. add le Idling* M id. h e ld ded le nem to Ma sew Maw et Sew le hire held les.onia et samet rata et Might r d : +.p, ton gi mose==siL The MilliiiiiMili Wedge le the emote( e lleaseriverb—lbe enellemet mi pima ea the MAK Melee the lestlin Ir e z e trittles Mod spa emit Mb. liall the go Std 30 134 fer hlll. Me hem dement lETat=a mei es wal e hut Mr Ms ame. *es ere /Ight. lnge alp It nil Melia par dips* 'math and the arrinb ch ew law ebew • Inewrable MM. [as glog of bet year, 'Wig Ma Mpg Set there TM be hoe mei kr emeldd d titter quaky sr eaMit et the daminn Isatlatle Media menet. hem.- la anew time Me pond Jew prim weld d= , deseMdes, awl trade le Mita te dr end wade Me I 115, sod • meet jai. et low t lbe Ma *Me hit week Mb es demeledig sent is Se Melt lon hem MS dab. PM ft 8 dd. Mi. lhr teemed Sift Mt at Me low ea 1 / 4 eres there en sow ea name Oa sled arab; amen le . & Inaft et tate nay sew be %Med at a dals. elle. le I dills -. : 11'..i, 73C. S to 3 4011. pat Oleatisl% 4 dd. SM. le 4110.1 M THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1851 DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDIT, OCT. 20. 1561. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock on Saturday stoming. The nations us arranged in order of latitude. Omer of Wind. Nam et Place. Wuid. W. Gentle Breeze P.W. Gentle Breeze W. Fresh Breeze &W. Gentle breeze &W. Olathe BrCate Gentle Breeze 8. Ovate Freer^ B. Gentle Breeze B.W. Gentle Breeze S.W. Gentle tarn ze N.W. Gentle Be., ze B.W. Gentle Beer& O.W. Gentle Bre,, S.W. Gentle Bra. te B. Gentle Breeze B.W. Gentle Breeze &W. Gentle slfouic W. Cats &W. Strongliteen 8 . Gentle Breeze B.W.W. Strong .reere W. Gentle Rye re State ct Weather. astoßros HASTiNue . TCHIeBI44I ... ..• ewutrox Lamers,' Y,arouva WHITBY BLWITOCK Overcast Clouding Patti al amid/ Parttu:iy Ckaudy PartiaLy Cloudy Fohry Scud—Rain Partially Cloudy Overout Overcoat Partially Cloudy Partial G&W, Overcast Overcoat ClocAlona Cloudy orthdly Cloudy lleavy gain moron Overact Rah • Rain THIS DAY, Nocor. Coarse of Wind. Strength of Wind. Mate of the Weather. strong Breese. Tho returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication on Saturday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Friday morning at eine o'clock. Unsure Utnautoal I M.W. 1,114► Calm Gentle green: Gentle Breese Cala Pauttally Cloudy Partially Cknay Cloud:ors Partially CILIA, COLLISION ON THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. —HORNCASTLE, SATURDAY NIGHT.—A collision took place yesterday morning at the kirkstead station, on the Great Northern Railway, the nearest station to this town, and distant from London 122 miles, by which a fireman be longing to the Great Northern Company lost his life, from a gross act of negligence on the part of emplop , f connected with the station. It appears that a down train of empty coal trucks arrived at the station shortly before two o'clock, when the engine was detached for tke purpose of taking in water, the trucks being left upon the main line, with a red light, the danger simnel, displayed upon the truck at the cud of the train. Before the engine returned to the trucks, however, a down passenger train, a return excursion, known to be due at that hour, dashed into the trucks with such vio -1 lence that ten or a dozen of them were scattered in frag ments over the line, while the engine of the passenger train itself was so seriously damaged as to be entirely unfitted for future service. The driver, who jumped from the engine, fortunately escaped with a few bruises, but the stoker was lifted from the ground horribly crushed and conveyed to an inn in close vicinity to the station. Medi cal attendance was procured as soon as possible, but his recovery was at once pronounced to be all but hopeless, and the poor fellow, after lingering for a few hours, died in the greatest agonies. The passengers who travelled by the second train were, of course, greatly alarmed, but for tunately escaped all serious injury, which is considered almost miraculous in so violent a collision, and when the engine which headed the train, consisting of only five or six carriages, was so seriously damaged. As soon us the con fusion consequent upon the catastrophe bad in some degree subsided, an enquiry took place into the circumstances which led to its occurrence, when it was discovered that the signal man attached to the station had absconded, and up to the present moment no traces of his %hereabout has been heard of. ilia absence from his post was at once deemed presumptive proof that the accident had arisen mainly, if not entirely, from some culpable negligence on his part, an opinion which was fully confirmed by the result of the in quiry, as the " all right " signal was found to be displayed after the occurrence. It apmared that it was shown when the truck train came up, and it is supposed that the signal man had either left his post or fallen asleep before the pas senger train approached, so that the " all right " signal remained when the danger signal ought to have been sub stituted. -- REMARKABLE CHARGE OF OBTAINING MONEY BY Fast n.—A gentleman, named Lindsay, who has for some time resided at Windsor -terrace, in Taunton, was committed for trial by the magistrates, on Saturday last, on the charge of obtaining 501. by false pretences, from a lady named Williams, who also lives at 'Windsor-terrace. It appeared that the money was obtained by using a series of threats against the lady referred to, to the 'Aka that an informa tion should be laid against her for using a crest without pay ing the duty for an armorial bearing. Mrs. Williams having subsequently communicated the affair to some of her friends, they persuaded her that there were no grounds for such a complaint, and advised her to have the case investigated before the magistrates, which she accordingly did. The accused had for some time been on terms of close inti macy with the daughter of Mrs. Williams, at which the latter was much annoyed, he being u married man, sixty years of age, and the young lady scarcely twenty. The ac cused was brought up at the Session Court, on Wednesday, when it was announced that some arrangement had been come to between the complainant and the accused, and the counsel for the former stated they did not wish to Area , the charge, hut would be satisfied with the prisoner's pleading guilty, and by his entering into his own recognisance' to come up for judgment when called en. The prisoner ac cordingly pleaded guilty , when the chairman (C. A. Moody, Esq., M.P.), after consulting his brother magistrates, announced that the court would not countenance the arrangement proposed, and left it to the prisoner to retract his plea of guilty, which he did, and was tent back to prison to await his trial. Major Lindsay was placed at the bar on Thursday to answer the above charge. Mr. Phinn prose cuted and Mr. Stone defended. The prisoner was found guilty, and the chairman, W. Miles, Esq., M.P., sentenced him to be imprisoned with hard labour for nine months.— Western limes. _ _ MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS AND .MORTSON'S PILLS. —On Saturday forenoon an inquest was held at the King's Arms, High-street, Bow, on the body of Alfred Higgs, aged five years, who died under the following circumstances: The deceased was the son of u connector's agent. On Fri day week the child was taken ill and placed under the care of Mr. Garman, a surgeon, who found the deceased suffer ing from scarlet fever and an affection of the brain. The surgeon prescribed for the deceased, who appeared to get better. The father thought the medicine did not do any good, and accordingly refused to let the child have any more, giving the deceased five of Morison's pills. More were given on the Monday and Tuesday, but the deceased got untxm mimes, and the mother refused to let the deceased have any more of the pills. The deceased died ou the following day. The medicine. beef tea and wine, prescribed by Mr. Garman were all taken away by the father, who was a teetotaller. The foreman of the jury said he did not believe that Mori son's pills did any harm, for one of his workmen took 3,0 of No. 2 at a dose. Coroner—l am of a similaropinion,for I had en inquest some years ago, where ono of the witnesses, an old woman, declared on oath that she took 300 one morning before breakfast without any difficulty. It seemed very im probable, but, from what I had heard, it was very likely to be true. The mother has acted very wisely in not letting the child have any more, for it might have placed the fa ther in a very peculiar position. Marty years ago a man was convicted of manslaughter, at Hull, for administering Morison's pills ; and, recently, a man was committed to the Old Way on a similar charge. Mr. H. German, of Bow rood, said that he found the child suffering from morlet fever and an affection of the brain. The Wad irenealii Rai applied, and when he saw the child assist It was much better, and quite conscious. Witness subsequently saw the child, and, on finding it so much worse, qmstioned the nurse, who said Mr. Higgs had taken the medicine, &c., away, and had given the child Morison's pills. Witness scat for the father, and told him as the remedies had not been applied his services were of no use, and then left the house. On the next day he heard the deceased was dead. Witness was of opinion that if his order had been obeyed the child would, in all probability, have been still alive. The coroner, having summed up, said the case, which was a very peculiar one, would, no doubt, resolve itself into one of natural death, although the conduct of the father was highly improver, after a me dieal gentleman had been called in, to withhold medicine and food which had been ordered by • duly qualified practitioner, for the father had no right to take the child into his own heads. The mother had, in his opinion, acted very prodastly in not administering the pills to such as extent as Mr. Higgs desired. The Jury, after a short consultatims, agreed to the folowwling verdict That the deceased died a natural death, tri may have been acce lerated by withholding the nutriment ordered by the me dical gentleman." The inquiry then terminated. [Adult.)-.4IOLLOWATII OINTIIIINT AND PILIA vast me Part ae.Oar law Itna—nlia Dew. the sire et a tem swoomit a MOblai. eallwat for wird iambs ettb a r ise tbe datwellsn ef vial mart am dread/.fly eastbola use lt dal as mime nolled ma to abbe lb stalYpalo. Whew k Nowa lb% lb, anst vim Nab way% - alatmet paha MM men penned Meemeile sAem aaesq and by ponevidawb Ott me aw a shirt whet she OMB saw boas of a esnail - Thee a no cam however •=amn sr stsW i n . t way be awed by time ednimblo gra sn d. end at Ivies= lisilewsfe IMMlgmenr. 144, Petaled sad palabbed by Wnzux Kum Has" et Ka. S. Lanais& Oral% la the CIO of Lass lsa. Meier. at the Otaa‘La Issabiadh stare, ialasissolectot kv, Otient Stalk SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. A nr nonon.dots the •• Usgetto " CASUA LTIE4. Elizabeth Brown, Kelly, has been wrecked in Terrell Straits ; master and lux nice arrived here.—Sineapure, Sept. 1. Friends (barque), sailed hence A u g . 29, for Sarawak, but struck on the bank on entering the river there anal kank ; crew and cargo saved.--Singapore, Sept. 1. Pioneer (brig), from Sydney N. S. W., to Booby Island an d Port Essington, was wrecked in Torres Straits, May 30; crew saved.—Singapore, Sept. 1. Thorndale, of Shield', Stephenson, from St. Petersburg to London, got on the rucks off this place last night, is much damaged, and will probably become a wreck; en lc and part of materials saved, but there is so much sea on at present, that the cargo cannot be got out.-Itedcar, Oct. 17. SEABORNE MAILS. I sittaFen. that tag tr.m.la are at arm the Of r oral Poat-ofEc• '7 the legee—erd IL be the morehm--rleeratch.l 00U NTLI ILs) when made up in General r Mee Loudon. Frew what rtrt I VIM teen ate el. die, Liverpool.— Arrived Liverpool I Oct. 21 • Aeotharoptml Oct. :0 Piyouett• 3 :loser Dover 'South:mortal. Nov. 16 o,ov-tampion. Nov. 16 Suuttemartin.. Oct. 26 fey-Email Oct. 3 Dover iskintimmoton. tkt. 20 .i•••ithamptot.. Tu.T11.04 3outoompcoo. Nov. S ' Dover 'lx et Ake, 20 Loadan I 4C 4.,i1114 .Condos ll.Tko ~.otlveoptoo..oe. 20 Itviceds . ..,4ti.aroptoo.,(kt. 23 Dover Nov. 2 6Jothanspcon. 11ct. 23 Uover 'Aouthamplon. Nov. 5 ISoutlomp.on., Nov. 16 - • • Dover IV.er Dover <be . 22 eu....t.aeoptoo 'Oet. ,4ruthAillpton Nnr. :Dover i Southemptoo.ioeL SJ !loutl.sueptoet.lNov. e knaerics(lvlittit.wacket N{l anterlea(bjULited Statt, packet) Atnerkatbs . C.Statr , pk 3l Africa ( vr“t Coact) N I ?I etpea Pi Brasil Barbee Ayres M Califortda(vla Chagrevlll Cape of Good Mope N Ccattentinop:e • • Central America lt Channel Wee ...... chill M Prance Mhz Greta. Man-burg llolland M Hanauer Ireland. N Bonthatapt.)ll tulle (via blarvei:lev) N Medlterrasean(via roe* umpire) Ditto: ria Manville') ?. atexler, td Madeira ifalta• N Nar:ea• Papal State.. Pm= Tun:An* Weft z Wert Wilt* (eacetn vain% and Name,. Its Oat. 22 14th of the south Iffthilloth Gloom I idly 9th of the 'teeth 9th of the month 2o4ta7thof month ; 14th of the mouth 7tltl7th27thef roan I ladkl7thof oc.oth tdoo.,Wert.,/arld 1 i 17th of the mouth ; Twice ball ; 7thl7tll27thef moo ; rueeday it Sill ay I Wedoca. t Satur. ; 17th of the month Twat Cady I doth of the to. ha ; Stt424thol month. tete of the Inontll ntha2ite 01 month 2r04 of the mouth 914 of tee wont!. 704170411.20,27 th eaOthol the te,,nth Sthl3tll2sl4of aeon Uhl _ __llsth7ithof mon 7thl7th2lmof mon 17W of th. month irti the • 11.0 mans to tau.* coaturtas tkus tourer, i •/ ate conveys I by Vrerch paoket r:a aveillea. CALIFORNIA.—M.III9 to and from California riu the United Staves are now deepateheil and due by every American packed. ARRIVED. Atrrro—at Gravesend, Oetobrr 19, from .Bota s—at Gravesend; Octobrr 80, from Punta Arenas AC.. UtAN—at Liverissol, October IS, from Callao Auxins:am—at Liverpool, October IS, from. Mazatlan Ass Srov.us—at Gravesend, October 11, from Wands Ass--at Gravesend, October IS, tram .Arcluned ANNA CATIIIAINE—et Gravesend, ()caber LS, frOin ... Emden ANNA Burnt—at Gravesend, October IS, from. Emden A n tsr‘—at Gravesend, Octob.r Is from Quebec ANN LISIXORONK—at 0111V.C1111, Oc tober: IS, from. Blinds ACHILLEI—at Gravemid, October IS, from ocdney AUSILIIMIL-11t Gravesend, October IS, tram. Calcutta AZOIMAN —at Gravesend, October IS, from. Patna Arc—at Fahnoath, October to, from Ibraila BAGIAIIII--lit Bristol, Oitsber 19, _trim Zaata . 0 Li ' 1 . BLOM, OAK — at verpoo , October IS, from ',mambas; CaLeneltaaa— at Gravesend, October 19, from Calcutta CNINA—at Graernmd. October 19, Iron ... Calcutta Coiavarau—off Deal, October 17 !Ti Calcutta CiaouNr.--off Deneburcb, 1. %V., o on ctober 17, from South Seas CANAllA—oChilmouth, October IG, from Colomt 3 erre or Caircrri —at Gravesend, October IS, (rem Calcutta Cams-van —at Gravesend, October IS, fr0m......... Madras COW:KO—at Gravesend, Octobct IS, from Donlan) Collar—at Oravesend, October Is, from .. Madeira 00)<COM,14— at Graremul, October 11, from .. . VGLiViCiuta C4)411.116 —at Graeocial, October In, from ... DOW...Xi—at Gravesend October IS, from Petersburg I)CNIIROUT—St LiTerpool, October 14, frolll Callao Dasiate—off Desl, October 17, from Volga Fsvousirs—at Liverpool, tletoiser 19, from Quebec, I,llllll4—at Liverpool, October Its, trom Paraiba Fans KAT 11116.4 —et firavorend, October 19, from Ms:dorm G.I.L. CoOltlION —at Gravesend, October 18, tram Archangel Gaemrwicx—at Liverpool, October IS, from-- .... Maruttan 00111.4ND-8a FIIIIIIKIIIIII, October 17, from Moulmein 1 Mao n —at Grarees nd, (Pcints r 19, from 'Ta:unrog lIII.DA—at Queenstown, October 17, from ........... 1110/o.TIOATOR—uIf &anchor( h, I. W., ()antler 17 161. AND I,IIW--111 8111401, October 19, from Nevis LSl:lac—Mt LiVeTIJOOI, October IS. from.... .............. .....13. Y yrcs ie.:lt—at Gravesend, October t 9, from PAVIA Kira AI FLED—at Liverpool, October IS, from Denis LOVI LT 9IAIIT-4I LITCTIIOOI, October 18, from Newfoundland MAkIA--olf Falmouth, October 17, from .. . .. . . • . • -, — Mental —at Falmouth, October 17, from Utvencush Sionnamia-•ut Bristol, October 19 from 'latch MAt:Nrf—at Qutenstown, October 16, from 1110 Unutelo MOPTIMAL—at Liverpool, October 18, from Montreal Maawnis—at Liverpool, October 18, from New York MAJEMIC—at Liverpool, Octut.er 18, from 014 Calabar 111.1aVorli— at °reverend, October 18, front Idbark's Bay Mau Lra—at Gravesend, October 19, 1r0m......... Algoa Bay Meneitalir—at Gravemnd, October 11, from ......, ..... Antigua 1410411—at Gravesend, (October In, from Baltic PlOailltlitlßßl.V.—at Gonceneml, Octod r 19, from New York Onian—et Plymouth, octobcr 17, Iron London Uccaa—at Liverpool, October In, from ...Callao PR/I:AMA-1g Liverpool, October IN, trim West Covet Pastier--at Craveeend, October 19, from Toganrog Per—at Dartmouth, October 16, hum Ratan,—at Yalmouth, October If, Irma Itowann —al Ouecnstiown, tober' 17, (corn T IlloGrande RaTAL 811,1 , 1111.111.1.-011 LiTtr9ool, Oct. IS Rtrcac—off Lverpool, October t STNNTO/1.1-411 GraVePeltd, OCV,IXT I S, from Archangel lliaufrii;Lat firave4erid, October lA, front Calculi' Borah—at Or *end. October In, from . Cluletianearid Bu G. flemcotti,—at Oramvand, Oct. IN, fr0m................Ca1cutta OrLru—at Groveeend, October 19. from KPEWT-11Lealontibe, October 16, from Loudon Sia U. Pirmini.•n—iii. Liverpool, Oct. 11, bon. Calcutta Otero:an—at Liverpool, October In hem Callao . _ —..__ Telma— at queenctuiro: October 17, froze Callao Vitlo.lll.--at Grameed, October la, frame. Cape ZZALOCS—at Gravementl, October 1/ 4 , frac Archangel ZALLISA—at Gravecond, October le, from Conntatlt SAILED. Aar-Cum-from Liverpool, October 18, to Baltimore Arutmers-front Liverpool, October 124, to Auctatua-ham Gravesend, (October Is to Ford AIIRNICAN BAULK—from Graverend, October 18, to New Turk BKlNlVA—froill Lire:ll%o4 October 18, to ~. Cur:Loos Cow-from Oniveseml, 0 Auber 18, tiro Elsinore Unsuccii-from Gravesend, October IS, t 0.................... Linuore FAIIMAT -from Liverpool, October IS, to.. .. . ........ .. ... .. Nubia Foal ntua-from Portrmouth, October 17, to Bumorah ' (Went Vaawanaino-from Livetpool, OctolsW 18, to Batavia Itertar ClAT—from Liverpool, October 18, to ..... .New Took Ile t. - from Gravesend, October IN, to . New Oltenia IDA—from Liverpool, October It. to JA, %V mollT—frum Liverpool, October 11, t 0... New York !I - LLANO—from Gravestad, October 18, to I iennis.rls Jos.. Poona—from Liverpool, October 18, to Apalachicola K. 8. F, aims -from Gravereatl, October 19, to New Zealand MANUATTAN-from Liverpool, October It, to Neer Yak MAILATIION— frum Liverpool, October IS, t 0....—. New Tort MADONNA—fret:II Gravesend, October 18, to Malta Maar Ans.-from Gravetenti, October 18, to Wain ff rNAY-trom Gravesend, October Itl, M. MI.DWAT—from Plymouth, October 17, t 0... ........ a - Port blotereauea-trom Liverpool, Oct. 18, to Bt= Itorerazat-from Portsmouth, October 17, to Itssearreaa- from Shields, October 17, to Rewhaves, U.S. New 11. me-plita -from riuceastown, (Mtohee II to .. New York NFW I , OIOW -from Shields, october 17, to Rio Grande Our Now—ham Portsmouth, October 17, to Messina Berauumors -from Portsmouth, 'October 17, to Ceylon inantsteD —llOlll Lit, spoof, October 18, to. Braenstx-from Liverpool, October IS. to Terceira SoLooLIM -from Gravesend, Ottober IS, t 0....... ............ Lisbon Ttttr.so-from Bristol, ()etas , e 18, to ................... 3t. MichaePe Turrui-from Newport, October 17, to-.... Wl:mington PuecoomaA-from Liverpool, October 18, to PliVadelphla Tan o'NuANTea-from Livtrposl. October 18, to Mobile UNlON—from Foamy, October 16, to M. Video I.ii. moo -from Liverpool, Oct o b er 18, to /IL Jo b s',, N.B. .._ WAWA Kellia—kolll GLAWBEOLI, October 18, to — Nolte WM. Elyse—from Gravesend, October 19, to New Zeeland Weane—from Liverpool, Oettber I.', to Constantinople WM. NATUMSMooIIOIII Livespool, ctober 18, to New York W. Jeans—from Liverpool, October 18, to New Orleans VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Duna, from Callao for London, Dept. ?5, lat. 23 N., lon. 35 W. Dinspore, Iran London fur Calcatti, Sept. 0, lat. 3 N., lon. 20 W. Frederick Warren (Amerietn ship), of Boston, from Ann* for (Ansel., June 25, lat. 93.52 tl. , lon. 501.20 E. llotarth, from Ceylon for London, July 13, lat. 9 8., lon. 75 E. Isabella, from London fur Cope of Good Huse, bept. 15, lat. N., Ica, 21 W. James Shepherd (barque). Fes, from Loothos for Jamaica, Oct 16, 30 miles S.W. of the Mmestle, from c..est of Atolls for London, Oct. 11, lat. 19 N., ion 12 W. Secret, from Manlmain for Landoll, Sept. 30, lat. 32 N., 100.39 W. Sutlej (ship), Orepon, from London fur Bengal, Oct. 15, lit. 19 N., lon. a W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAT HS. BIRTHS. FORGE.—Oct. 16, at 011111biiiieitenate. --- Bethnal-green, Mrs. C. A. Porte. 01 a sou. HARTER.—Oct. 15, at Crandeld Rectory, Beds, the wile of the Rev. Ha/tar, of • daughter. HCMI . IIEItY. —Oct. 13, at Clapham-common, the wife of J. Ham. phery, jun., Val., of a ann PALMML—Oet. 12, at Welton House, Yorkshire, the wifeof Y. Palmer, Eaq., late Apt. 27th Vogt., of a daughter. 3LAIiIUAGE9. DOUGLAS—PATON.— Oct. 15,at Riackburn. Cottage, Ayrshire, J. M. Douglas, log., Caper Ede, to Susan, youngestdaughter o f J. Paton, Pay., of liacnabaton. GREEN—IIITCALPL—Oct. 16. at sl. John's, Croydon, by the Raw. D. D. stewart, the Rev. J. S. Gran, M.A., eldest eon of J. Green. Esq., of Wrozham, Norfolk. to nary Anne, eldest daughter of W. !lineal% Esq., of Coombe Lodge, Croydon. LOODER—HARDWAN.—Oat. 14, at All Saints', Southampton, by the Bev. J. Hanford, Chaplet, 1LE.1.C.14., W. W. Ladder, Esq.. Capt. 59th Rect., Olen en of rapt. Ladder, into of Southampton. to Elizabeth Prone% daughter of 11. A, Hardman, ,of Laura. plea, Southampton. DEATHS.. BEASELEY.Oet. 12, at Tunbridge Castle, Kest, Yr. Biased Bramley, the well4ovn dramatist, aged 66. BOWEL—Ost. 16 , II Moetaguitequare, Ilajor.Gra. H. Bove; H.E.LC.6., aged 71. LADE.—Oat. 14, at HaOlew, lase. youngest daughter of dia latit w. J. WAN Esq., of ffim. Surree, aged 10. GOCCIL—Oot 14, at fitaiotee, Clevelastd. OoL W. Oooolt. late al the 4th Dligooakescond KC of the late Blr T. Oomh, But, of Bee. KM Hall, Suffolk,