The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-01 00:00:00

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M Iw IA. t i m LUCK, CU . lISO bare ILESIOV bil) their ma axon the CM to N. 4, Ileseroct. Moneta:spier:a impraltel Damn obi Jonieo4. They an of somirai Moused Tana M as Mose low prima sod eva7 Mbar Imeriptioa of carman iimally immaahla Turkey orpria. Mamas for mortal:a. !Lc. _ _ niEltit►EL? SUBSTITUTE fair SILVA bi lt s ta V a ir d iain I wird =rig it way mid sew = lr gu l Zisdl dmiteitz a Lteot t ri jits a"4"l.lh. =rner smsormir et " A.r... M l. smrs. (. re. snlier wa =rari r soratcry Is Ssilidsor lie pais Milo Thrisds. Sikh w... ..d /aim toll gee. Per Pati•••• Oars . . ... . . . Sas 04. Os tot&iii3iiiii,;: aiii; a.. si. a M. Orsry Otte IL St. 04. Mum liiiTiiii#l.lpdA NICE NM 1% Istroloral sad nut& :a l a WON Ole lIIPPOs owl WILTON). rims pint proem st Mows. Mblort , .o sad •ft. I. the swi briCle. mat to Artist Arm. t i t: b d : r 11 ow or oaks. sustally. Is Ilts pspitells Ifs watertg We. surf tbs sh =els= ay w. a a gamtir d. riat bare Wry war. Is ar be er= l : l Sows . alb Ss as setagis Yuri b ri Bri : :::::::::: E:: aft no. reds m I/Preee M•d:110111 els ;alters, asa&Wkiss. Al., It soogoitionsie prism si=4 dons by ths prima Inte ispielsgr. as= of carry tromospry pow hos awrTolll IMO SITIPDX ss4 !BURTON) Stott r Is Iltsrsft Yr West Is thy vmdd. MIN al=4 l• 6 , 0 • wrest Seee el be 'end/ sslml. me larthed Is WI s-Id hops* ts—Se. Odom. eV= 'MO. sadlto. I. bermsfrearia. Itotsbabbed /1 14 -4 r EXTRAORDIN`ItY SW '.— TTiiAlig.—ir... -.....5ijk ....4AIIII MCP, The lima seetetsest of TEA TEATS est WAITERS ever 4=4.o4sellter le sew an SALE YWILLIAM I. HEATON 9. Santee of Nionnan .tre,A). and No. I. Newman 4reet. =Wdes roar Nada Trap, Pe O A at SIM% • • MIL to 10 If Obbeil. ..mug • Mao Ins ditto. fres las to 4 guinea, OWNS asps pa M. has Ts. dd. An Stilted endw varlet, of resell seshe mei Ins saes, nosy of them enecuted I. the trt 4 zhezr.: = :.i.rz im. renw.,„.,: — . :.lcbse4aangd En d e r g e e ftly ker.—WHMse Per date &pose sed Bencef shliee Itereeeser & Is Il s sealls the Issitt In the weld ) , end rsaimesss an SSW tie Willed illigea tt.—liied In Will.. ass& IMA LNEW I)RAWING-ROOM STOVE, COIRRIDItio, In Y . extraordinary damn the son pocket eispece of trim ind .4 tin nh. the innlin pontile ememenne el ted.reillatne of the Meant enn.nt . 1 last. Wilma! iewortabaso wed extreme Minn. my, b e“munt mambos le Ow Phonleeim of WILLIAM d. BURTON fof ninon only It as be lienoie Iteeißdower cmennY will be -Leo awl felt at no Ma. TM Menke et the p regertor K. he ne time to the ereemeload Worn barns the nen etareetentla for dialoc sod hankkiehronen. sae Inman Mkt will moos he ready and duly minuend WILLIAM L !VETOER data awl Eurtimi Hot* of new& _trammenn Ilte. ftrrhe bmwt In the amid : sod parelweets MIMI to ail add Weerwaseenst).fiad meelese• RATS, MICE, and BEETLES, may be sow pktely EXTIRPATED by 1111130 MOIIOIOWR CHEMICAL L—As Phowilinren H the antesirenein We prepusidoe it perevoco the levanable onenein Mtn IM Me* tree Real ewer to We nn Awn to den Me: us her Ito peeler Man they edit not tomb It, Omen Me. melee, ewe hens% eat It he*. awl t theft certain Mariam • Pan arlerd neto We for coneeletwe of an end enie rein „ or e at el., I . ex., each, by the follonog then in. me the smite tor .ratoos: —lllartlett. W.,1. 1W5WW.1.W. , .1 ,11,1 Ike `. - a Usfeed- Mat ; Barfield, U. ISO, Mead ;Calk 4N. V. I tinniest; Tnaltah ten W.. J. NM 't. ; Balkan, W. A. Chut's-joiese. 141= m e.. it. St. OLWWWild * ,,,zu. C.. 34, !4 Hollow ; wows, W. Weillagtwetrast. lrepall meta-art i st ; White, T.. 14, cerabill • Clarks, 111._c_„!.dos: Me .P. A., 7. lbw Chtudadatest, Inewheron. elowW anni Arr 4. o I,WRAONI and Tow ; Wass. Intim sod Evans; see Moe and An mottles boa impolend nen 'racket tenes le Mann. Waleload meteor —ltworret only by E. U. Motley°, eliweln. he.. Oodaloan! sfirroy.—N.H. ltrivanle of 21,000 poled b e twee have ben Md. Mr. Monceoptenreseint as Immense number or 4....bm.tn4414 e too o 0484 reowsotaldllte of Ito tow. COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and all ASTRA. AMIC me PC LMON AKY COMPLAINTS efinaelly cared by ILKATING s LOZENGES.—Vpwarde of forty nem es sew W prosel the infallibility of these 1620.174 W to the cure of winter soadis, brow•rec..4,444ortom of breath. sad other pal maladlen —Prepared anal end to bone, Is. ltd., me YPm b. ed., ed.. and 10a e , t, seep, lq T 1101 l AL IL KATIE neent. na., 100.79, St Paolo ase. BEAUTIFUL TEST IL—ROWLANDS' °DONT°, or PEARL DIIINTIPSICS, Mita Dowdiness. at the Monet sad nag redinibe nendliwn of ties °MEM = 41 . 4 It eminence Mem tram the einem span et Epolipbeo and pewerlew the Mie ne4 pbe h M nt it . ewe elves streelnlie le no yln it. men mended tren t anne. Man= awl nada, aro hineid. net the W home inns, Inn In din foram. Priem M. PR Pet —DeleMeß We retell SW walk frma fraud, the proprleton' sere ewe Mime. 11.1WLA D and PDX. phew menvail la the go • A. venonent stamp, which le nixed as eadi ten —WOW Oen me by abembits and perfumer., FOR HORSES .- GIBTON ' S ERADICATING WORM and CONDITION POW DUL—Tbeee warden an m emo, erted av a oh wed eletais auseey he deetroylag every yvertes of warm that aitlirts the beive, es I==pie ell ether medicine.. b 1 &tea him ea/WNW Mt Mead, and idolise a Mae gam i. Eir' i l g thout maitre: as w aharailos Wv to et Sold la bum, at Y. 9d., acemapirdea W T rwel . lreitt li tenw.' The public are_par. timid, masted Nesthe et BO ST. N. GIRTON =eat vnemper..—Sele WARDS. CI, Pt. Petite, doll liboa 1114 bIiSINISOM it rg ere& Mir Ir CIRNAMBN e TAL a 4 DOIIehn'OULTRY ; •-• th& Timm rd_ussawasass. By the ROT. ElollEND BM. Dunn, N.A., Fleeter MI leerwirth [sorb. The Err treated of tire era The Caere The °olden end Mir Carr litre The 4:: Osesi Ilaathurg Fowb Prrtereu ur Cape The The Cuckoo Fowl Gess Tbe Pei The lima Dun Tor "file Meg Duet Derr& Per la ge- Theirrereded Fowl The tint Fres Orr r TM ?MI 1 ewl Tbe Mte Frogged er Th.r.III Yowl %Ma Trek .n.. Lar h. lnd ,.. Oure the Peer" fowl The Merles Fowl Tbelreeldell Porker. The My sae Nero The Ter rad Ite oar Fowl Foeb itnerl, ford The Prided oe Trier Tr WhiteehlrOaree relay bad fuer The Tame Perk The Irwrie Gore Tba Or Peed Puhlrbel t.) Jame. llatarin. MA e Wks ed the " Clesdewer Cbrcettie and Arteulrar_graft• b peer WMerawreet. Co vereerrn ; awl met to rend el up toobaw. WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; ot h. th twa Tlast ler ell Complatate. By I. J. Crtt !mut. ILLC.O., L.A.C., it. C.X11,1, —Myr to fallow, a good Wale 6 h`44. a clear a follow, obaoranco of the to the stigma* delicate. WM to the ~..brzirral wag 'waft the ereateet weer xi telgolool hollaWarga erg week la Yen Ole Meet wad of We to wow To be ma of fhwooot. 'l .l .t•g_; dote. lft. Fleet ▪ Meas, A . limnbill ; Wawa. lit► Walt Mama ; er.digest boa ea Wing, Aggitagates, fallakfille& FARIB, Tema:. 6..10 The moat unsernp,lons measures to corrupt, in midst', and unduly panne the country to promote the election, as president, of Gan Canugnac, are it is said, being taken by his subordinates in the govern ment and, it is added, that never was official 91- Isms more grossly abused in the wont days et the Restoratioa or the monarchy of July. The employ* of the ministers are we hear, seat through the dr Ineteasate by hadrala, to wheedle and to 111011, mid showers of copies of the life of Canigass, whir& has keen prepared and printed, an ruins upon the departments. An attempt wee made by the party of the Palais Boyd Itics tinning to get up a manifesto, addressed to the Y, pimple, in favour of General Cnvaiguee. The list. %mover, failed for want of eignatares. The 411 the Institute is convoked fee Thursday even- Imo - when it is supposed_ that it willprounnoe in fa wns of the nnthdatamhip of M. Luanne. The Indic members of this party were the colleagues dr.lAmertine in the executive oonmaiseica after raw May. sabaipt is being made by some umbers of the Bee de Poithirs to Winos that party to retract its re solution not to pat forth any candidate, aid to sup port the ceadhisteship of General Change:nee. This question will be dimeend at the next meting, mesa while Ois. Cbmomaiw has accepted the oindidate ehip. M. Maii ise leveed this step, and has ex posed en gales that the policy of the moderate party is to vends nester. All the prowled* journals which arrive speak of the May the pastime of Bonaparte in the depart mints. Nevertheless, absurd reports are in tinnier ties, and credited, especially by the peatantry, in the rural diatricts, mach se that Prune Louis is no other then the Dike of Reicbstadt, that he possesses en ensemess fortune, and that he will liquidate the pub * eat, abolish taxes, &o. senntitee of finances was occupied to-day with getiestef M. Matthias (de la Drone), for the Annififieft bemired million of paper money. This IPTeroral be rejected. oposition for an amnesty to be granted to the insurgents of June wee examined today in the com mittee of justice. It was supported by two members of the party of the Mountain, but we. rejected by all Itbe others. It is and that the Anglo-French mediation in the l affairs of Northern Italy will be resumed. The proceedings of the Chamber to-day offered as ' general interest. M. Berryer was elected member et tho committee for eupenntending the sinking fund. The debate on the budget was continued. It was ambounced that the committee did not participate in Me expectation expressed by the Minister of Finest*, that there would be no deficit in 1819. The proposi tin for indemnifying the holders of the Treasury bonds and the depositors of the savings banks was adopted ?us. Ocr. 31. New coca, —; litres pre Oats, 41; The ;or Cook, NI ; 1.400, 43; loos, 31. Ott? Ms% 77i ; Ds. 1142, 771; De. Thom. —; Too 13,11, —; Naples —; Semis loss, ; Trereery heat* Beak Iheriik 1343; is se lea es, 110 days, 13 414 ask ; 90 daps, 13 3k orb. ItAitmrstre—reris sail Otims, 403 73 ; Parts sad lostro, ISO; goers sad lime. tee; Atripto sod Marselllss, 137 40; strisboure sad Bab, SO; Castro TIMM. WS 73 ; AMON sad Notalogoe, —; —"ass, XI 60; North, 1133 73. We have accounts from Madnd to the 28th ult. M. Lessepe had presented to the queen letters from General Cavaignac, appointing him Envoy Extraor dinary and Minister - Plenipotentiary of France to Madrid. General Cayetano Urbino had been named Ca -General of the African possessions of Spain, and General Ras de Ulan Captain-General of Burgos. A Bayonne correspondent, writing on the 28th ult., says : The progresista movement in Aragon, that has been so long preparing here, has at last taken niece. On the 23rd, • band of progretistes, armed to the meth, appeared at Boija, in the province of iimagoesa, proclaiming the Central Junta. Prowunciumennstos hays taken place at other points, and a strong body of pugilists Magma upon the French frontier only await the - news of the above outbreak and airenion in their favour to enter Aragon. Altogether the affair looks serious. Orr. 26.—Three per custa t tei seccoat ; alter Dales. tOralh7lll paper. thee per Cloth, tte aeteetat ; attar WIN% llama. Pewee% 31 paper ; alter Balsa, rash. Couptro, 5 paper. Ink of It. Ferdisaad, 40 emh. LWOW. On Leath" 90 O M, 45 00 POOL ITALY. The Patria, of the 2:ird, says: " If we are well informed, the Tuscan ministry is definitively formed as follows: Guerarzi, Interior; Montanelli, Foreign Affairs; Torselli, Finances; Camioati, War; Zametti, Public Instruction, and Mazzoni, Ecclesiastical Affairs and Justice." The same journal publishes advises from Rome of the 20th, which say the Rossi ministry has used all its efforts to bring Charles Albert into the same views as Pius IX. Rosmini insists on the Diet ; Rossi and Pius IX. agree on this. It is expected that Rosznini will shortly be made a cardinal. UNITED STATES. By the Cambria, arrived at Liverpool, we have accounts from New York to the 17th, and Boston the 18th ultimo. The Britannia, which left Liverpool on the 30th September, reached Boston on the 16th October, after a severe passage. The Niagara, which sailed the week after, was met, on the 18th, near Boston. The political news from the United States is not of gi eat importance. General Taylor's prospects of the presidentship were improving. Public attention was mainly fixed upon the elictions which had just taken place in Pennsylvania and Ohio. The former state has inclined to the whig, the latter to the opposite party. Business was inactive, and speculation dull. There was a good demand for foreign exchange. Bates on England, 108 i to 109; Paris, 3221 to 023 nominal. Cotton was heavy, prices declining. Grain was steady, with a good demand. Western Canal flour firm, with a fair demand. Pro visions inactive. Freights qniet. In the city of Mexico affairs continued satisfactory under the presidency of Herrera; but from the pro vinces the intelligence was not so satisfactory, Paredes being again at the hurl of a body of troops numbering upwards of 600 men. He was said to be on his march towards Tobuco, from which he was but a short distance. General Bravo, with 400 men, had advanced to meet him, bat returned to Tobsaco. NSW YORK COMICIRCIAL. Covioes.—Tbs alas toes, (at 17) moot to 200 Wes. Pram ere etesekb led awe doss mg gym to lo soy disgeoliasa lo woo* until the sews 2464.1411mesessor be lowa Pule% Iss—Woloss Uri Sew I t Mk will A Ms timed ; oho 42 seoIESP 111444 6 SP NOS it Mk. Ms is Sala Oft ; ipsoll rite 011•1•14 I_ Ob. i nie.y sm. ▪ esotkris; AIL Ms. Min Moen win fet Osman were moils at I dal. Ns. U 1,11211 bride minims MI it Si& 10 Or. yoole se ft. soma 7~431* *asp et WNW ski Oa do en) at 735. Ws en fa rogoot st MA'S& W mom dull at 24 t.ll eases. PEA moms Wen Inseam lewier,eilbeedesep mem steady. Pots, II ads. lie. WI Ask M. mos take the 11111131 Mfg& INDIA. SIEGE OF MOOLTAN.-RETREAT OF THE BRITISH FORCES. 880.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1, 1848. [THREEPENCE. Otheejlthese the /thee ot largo trees, ea manmis. AI Ms date head meters weee — rotio mile ham the oast corner of the fore s. IfiritMilesty's Ma, tibia arrived in camp with ninety elth. In a week were, like the other troops, in the highest bath and etbirils. The beaten* faros now stood pretty mad/ as : Her Majesty's 10th and 32nd Regiments, ell about 2,000 ; the Bth, 49th, 61st, 62nd, and 72nd N. 1., 116200-6,700 in all , the 11th Light Cavalry, sad 7th did 11t h Irregular Horse. The artillery portion of the Ewe etheieted of the siege dein of thirty-four guns, two tow of hone, sad company of foot artillery, with sappers, emilesithee,thil atoll engineer scops—the whole British portion asemenlarajoinsmaig? 7,00 the : ri mmi. of str that u zgth of the fares (ice. Whisk theme to have Mood as follows: The troops of the Behave! nth at 6 000 to 7,000; those accompany* Cordon& "aid B4war4sa, 4,000 to 6,000 probably 12,000 in all, with empty gams, though sons elitilliSolll Wag them up to MAO helms disjunction of Maar Uttar Meek with 6,000 sums. M gaga, and two mortals, email* of July. These guessed Ia all therein, at probably not stagier lass will thirty pas. Brides thaw, Shen, Sloth, the Herber leader, sent out in May from Lahore, bad 3,000 Viet under his esthunacd ; so that the total number, regular l asi kragaisr, was tersely fall meek short of 32,000 men, with Imo Nigellva pieces et ordnance, of one sort or atotbor _Myatt. If we are imamate' of the streogth stair awn army, we are wholly la the dark as to that of the OftlftmLatest aceouthe reckon it at from 7,000 to 12,000, Ida -two guns. *the morning of the 4th the siege Web aaeerrllaid, consisting of thirty.four plthes of heavy oed emas', _thesespashol by so escort of th e 11th 'envier Horse sini 40th 21.1. Oa the 6th a grand parade of all the troops Mani. eat a royal salute was fired in honour of the de a ressation was now distributed about the • that for the next twenty-four hours such of aiesithired it would dal protrotioa 41 8 =P; turrlh.tGM swab! be sallorod to pass the pm. On the ~hag of the 6th September we had begun to throw shells late the town. The troops were ordered to assemble at three o'cioek ea the morning of the 7th. Some time before daybreak the 72w! Native Infantry, three' aim under Captain Andereen, and the greater part of the' 11th Irregular Horse, prtheeded to take possession of a hamlet sad mooed where a gun had been placed, from which ski enemy used to fire on our picquets. flo loonies daylight allowed them the 72nd threw out its skirmishers, and the ertWery got lath a position well sheltered from the guns both of the fort and city. After some sharp firing, in which the RAN played a conspicuous part, the enemy, at least lye times as numerous as their assailants, were driven from their position. They took shelter in a village right under the guns of the city and fort ,• front this they were quickly driven at the bayonet's point. The Dewan continued to play his guns unceasingly from the walls ; the shots passed over the heads of the parties for whom they were intended, and earth rolling dowu towards the camp. The sappers and miners continued inceseantly at work in the trenches, 800 Europeans taking the place overnight of a corresponding number of sepoys kept at work throughout the day. On the morning of the Bth the 62nd Native Infantry made an attack upon another outpost: they fired a heavy volley into the vil lage, and then drove the enemy before them at the bayonet's point; scarcely any injury was sustained by them. Throughout the day it was held by three companies of the 62nd. On the following morning the 52nd was relieved by the 49th and the post previously held by the three of the tonnes was now occupied by a like num. ber of the latter corps, amounting to 120, under a captain end a subaltern. The enemy were in possesaion of a LI?el a po i s i t about 100 ropping i / hl ard oi s k iLfro o ntl i fro io nt ii V e d they m irectd ist the moment a man showed himself he we. sure to be hit. It afterwards appeared that they had here strongly en. trenched themselves, and as soon as night drew on, and the European soldiers of the 10th began to excavate a new pa rallel, a furious and deadly fire was opened upon them. This they hardiately returned, but with small effect, in roption, had told the Ernie bee= et enpu'imitY hi reese in eadist the lambs leM trig: fill -- f.d!! either end mere M w meemminem The losa a betertem wee Revere. •fiefififillbandlee kd early 230 ad tresmfied. iodates Ave adhere and tweety-ose weimistL The officers who fell were Lieut..Q.L R. T. R. Pat- 1 time and Quartermaster 0. Taylor, H. M. 82nd foot; Major 0. S. Montisambset, 10th foot; ES ank a C. 0. Lloyd, Bth N.I. ; and Lie t. T. Cubitt, 49th XL A list of the wounded will be found in the annexed summary of the siege operations. Immediately ou the retirement of General Whisk expanses were despatched in all directioes requiring reinforeements, and the preparations whisk are an nounced from all parts of India seem as • seale of magnitude calculated to meet any amtiapime7. Troops were being poured into Sande by NI bin Bombay, to occupy the line of the Miler lefitm• and to march, should their services be required, upon the Punjash. The Bombay faros whim united would amount to about 10.000 asso. Sams of the Madras regiments would occupy the Bombay stations. At the lame time a 'nerd advance was preparing from the ili o t a frartier. From the latter direction • well-a ppointed bon, srammt Mg to about 20,000 men, wont march upon Moan% Rader Gen. Gilbert. N o troops could, it apple% be spared from Lahore, but it wan considered the regiments still left in Ferozepore wonid be quite giant to keep open the line of communicative with tbi mop of Ora. Whist; in other worde, tafrestriste any, Bing hatersim bib MOE IIN %hie *NO circumstances, the position of the British fame is the field, strongly entrenched, with a large 'park of ar tillery, and their flank on tie river, at nine 15 miles from Mooltan, may be regarded as secure under any contingency. The latest from General Whish's camp is from a correspondent, writing on the 19th of September, as follows: Yesterday a royal salute was bred from the fort The natives .ay it wu to welcome in some forms sent to Moolnj by Chutter Singh. I have just heard, but know not how true it way he, that the Idahommedan portion of Shere Singh's Was has not gone over to Moolrej. They have in a body, it Issaid, joined Courtlandt's force. The Moolraj, by Shore Singh's defection, had aug mented his adherents to about 20,000 men, with the probability of further accession of nearly as many mere. Chutter Singh, the rebel leader in the HMI- Ilk was marching with about 10,000 men to join the Dewar, and, although Gholab Singh had not mere positively than heretofore gone over to the conspiracy, two of his regiments, with stores and baggage, had left to join the Hszareh Sikhs. At Wire several Sirdars of the Durbar bad been found to be implicated, and the resident, on receipt of the intelligence from Mooltan, had at once secured under • guard the person of Dhuleep Singh, as • hostage. He had also laid hands on the famous Koh-i-noor diamond, as a measure of similar precau tion. A letter from Lahore, Sept. 18, says : "The palace gun has ceased to fire, and Dhuleep Singh is literally a prisoner in the pala ce of the Moghuls. A European there, and is relieved • twelve guard mounts , . every _... they houne..— ZOTTin, and the guards on every part of the Summum consequence of the daimons of the thicket and the slither Boorj are of company's Repays. The city seems, how- around. The officer commanding in the trenches at length ever, quiet ; but the dusserah is at hand. annoying us. Some companies of the 7 2 nd here joined in attacked the garden and village from which the enemy were Respecting the state of affairs in the Heaareh die- the fray, and at first the enemy were driven out of their tricta, it would appear that Capt. Abbott and Lieut. cover. The post in the garden was a strong one. In Nicholson, were still at Hassan Abdall. There had the village, one large house, fell of men, wan been some fighting between the troops under Lieut loopholed ; and though the door was forced by Lieutenant man o w n hil w e ero was omo th p e o g o re d o ro f the seek s em or th aa at d thl i guro to rer a Nicholson, and the rebels with Chutter Singh, but hich`rd". the troo p s failed t° effect an entrance. 8° bet with no very decisive result on either aide ; and by the last accounts the position of the British officers retire. The enemy premed on them until they had l fallen gave hope that they would be able to hold their back on the entrenchments ; they then moved off first hems in line to ground till the arrival of reinforcements, provided re-occupy the garden from which they„ had at these were expeditiously despatched. In Peshawar driven. The fire was not, it Is said, surpaseed in fury et the Sikh troops had not, as yet, complied with the woundednrkadortob- ".2: marzrt. vhe-ter.A., invitations of Chutter Singh, to join him and his men, 28. Brigadier Markhate, ; Lieutenanta Hollinsworth, masa. and Maj. Lawrence was maid to be of opinion that they ardaou, and Irwin, were all wounded. The post wailed would remain staunch. It was reported that Sultan war about 600 yards from our outworks • the math was Thit o tt i atret r i i the oa fttl a t was strengthened by sn a i l Mahomed Khan, hitherto a firm ally, bad been de- boldly me th , but the place wits much too aeon, for 20.21•08. 1 and tected corresponding with Sirdar Chatter Singh, ro raising that if the latter could only obtain poasession the 72a y el. All night s lonithe enemy continued to u'aP n a iraile of Attack and cross the river, he would jointim. At, cum , but lankily wi oat doing mush aisclikt. At Noorpore and Puthan Rote, the spirit of rebellion daybreak en the 10th some guns were pot into petition, I and • tremendous discharge cf round shot, grape, and had likewise manifested itself. Troops were promptly despatched to the disturbed districts; and Ram Singh, wan ' Wan " me tars° Mut.. • • • Is tra• of who was at the head of the Noorpore rabb le, found course the forenoon a battery was got advanced to within • very short distance of the pest, and a heavy fire himself unable to cope with his assailants, and re- recommenced, but without better results than that which treated into the territory of Maharajah Golaub Singh. had preceded. During the whole of the Ilth • virtual The Delhi amen* extra, dated the 25th Sept., armistice was maintained on both aide*, but the insurgents were now aware of the strength end importance of their says that the party under Ram Singh was attacked position, andof the effects of night attacks epic us, and began on the 19th, in the position he had taken up in the oestab l ish „gam in the garden. An order was neighbourhood of Noorpore, by the troops in pursuit now issued by innett ite ghish directing an attack to be off him, and defeated with ' considerable loss. Sub- made on them about 7 o'clock on the morning of the 12th. joined are the details: . , . . The attacking force to consist of a troop of hens We attacked the enemy on the morning of the 19th. Tbt artillery, a squadron of cavalry from each of the throe Wasp moved out of camp at hours eorresponding with the regiments, twelve companies M European and two roffi esepothive distance a they had to go. There were four par. menu of native infantry—above 2,600 in all. About seven Wes The Sikh Infutry, under Major Hodgson, and the in the moron/ they began I. prepare batteries near the sompaniu of the 29th, under Lieutenant Johnson, attacked building from which they had on the 9th repulsed us; they the hill on the west by two paths. The 71st, under Captain were attacked by ens European and two native regiments. Rind, attacked the south side, and the hill men, under The Europeans, remembering bow their comrades had been Lieutenant Wallace, attacked the north aide. The two latter toiled, and how guff had suffered, fought like furies. They forces, meeting at the top, went along the ridge, and thus got found 400 men in a nen ow nuses. and shot or bayoneted the enemy in front and rear. Ram Singh's pi.uuet most oh- every one of them. A min e had been blown up by the advancingthem, and hundreds of scorched and shattered bodies were foun atinately defended their pints, Bring steadily at troops, an d w hil e t h ey were ret i r i nft , stoppe d to re-load an d piled over the ground. Sixty of those who had cut down Ensign Lloyd, when parleying with them, were destroyed fire again. The loos on the part of the enemy, which mu her Majesty's 10th—only five of the party escaping. The tared 250 or thereabouts, was between 50 aril, 60 killed and by artillery destroyed 100 in one mac Col. Fattoun and wounded. Our loos was as follows :— The 29th , 1 killed end 4 wounded ; the Sikh corps, none killed, but 4or 6 wounded. Quartermaster Tarter, of her Majesty's 32nd, Major Monti- The Irregulars skirmished along the toot of the hill, and sambeet of her Majesty's 10th, Ensign Lloyd of the Bth took 15 et sixteen prisoners, but unfortunately Ram Singh Native Infantry, Lieut. Cuhitt, 49th Native Infantry, are escaped sad to have fellea. Wounded : Capt. Balfour, her Majesty's The oelebrated fortress of Govindghur has been 32nd Foot, slightly ; Lieut. King, do., slightly; Lunt taken possession of by the British. Swinburne, do., sliebtly ; Limit Birtwlstle, do. • Capt. M'Oregor, her Majesty's 10th Foot, slightly ;. . 'Colonel According to the news from Calcutta, the Governor- Franke, do., slightly ; Lieut. Herbert, do , do ; general would leave about the 9 th proximo , on his Major Napier, Engineers, do.; Lieut. Lake, do., do.. Lient. way to the north-west. It had been rumoured that Burney , Hone Artillery, do. ; Capt. Chri stopher, Indian Navy, Capt. Wroughton, Bth Native Infest- Caktata was to behonoured by the birth of an try, slightly ; cu t ; L : Turnbull, do., heir to the earldom of Dalhousie, bat it seems thatdo. ; Eign Fred. Hen tidy, do. do. ; Lent. Vibart , 1 1th Light Cavalry, do. the Mauna is to bo the wens of the expected majorainleral Which had i hone shot under Dim. A event. Those managing the Union Bank af- troop of horse artillery, a squadron of the 11th cavalry, the fair have declared a dividend of 25 per 7th and Ilth irregular he five companies of her Majesty's 10th, with as many of her Mensty's 32nd, the Bth and 49th cent to such creditors as signify their assent to Native Literary, were the troops engaged. Col. Fromm the but scheme of liquidation by assessment. The commended one co . luso of five companies of Europeans and number of shareholders assessed is 433, out of about a native corps; Col. Pattoun another—the whole under 600, the rest being considered hopeless cases, and the Brigadier Haney. The suxem, though dearly purchased, total amount is somewhat over 52 lace of rupees. was of much importance. It placed all the defensible point. on this ode the city in our hands, and ensbled Opinions will no doubt di ff er widely as to the way in to the battering guns to be advanced within six hundred which the principle of assemmenti according yards of the wall—a pot tion they could not have at income, has been carried oat. The aseessors appear tamed by regularapproaches in less than a week. About to have gone upon the ground that a mere life income two o'clock in the morning of the 13th a 'otiose attack was ought not to be assessed so highly as an income made on Edwards* . camp, flyfo withetut effect. On the 14th the British troops car huu ghurreo, Of derived from property, nor a professional income so outwork, having previously occupied a position close betide From this new post the batteries were supposed likely to highly as that denved from • stated and permanent salary. be able to fire into the fort and town without impediments, The Bombay nines has the following particulars of and everything now seemed drawing to an suspicious dom. the siege of Mooltan : It was hoped that breaching might be begun almost at once, The intelligence from Meehan given lit our last came end, wad • that we were within almost point blank Ma down te the 24th of August At this time the columns from taus of the it was supposed that in thirty or forty Lahore and Feroz9ore had joined close to the scene of fu- boon at the the snub might be commenced,—when tun operations. The battering train was about ts proceed a 'tideless's& effunthery on doe part of intestine blig hted a all from opposite Bahawnlpore. The insurgents continued in- OUT Prospects, and essuelled en he robe the liege convert By the arrival of the overland mail front India, via ei nations, and were every now and then thebesieging a d ge ati t g o a sed i se d at e th a few r e Seikke from OUT side, army into one of observation. It hen been re and to capture reatedly stated, that Sher. Singh, a Sheik of fi cer and Marseilles, we have dates from Calcutta to the 22nd considerable numbers of baggage easels and hullo fics. On noblest= of distinction, was despatched early in May, by Sept. Madras the 25th Sept-, and from Bombay to the the 29th the whole force moved forward a few hundred the Durber, with a force of 3,000 men, with a view it was 3rd Oct The news from theyunjaub is of • moat yards nearer the fort, and encamped in a li ne , m ean while said, of keeping the Mooksj in shack. We knew little of unsatisfactory . kind, especially from Mooltan, the the party engaged in cutting off the upplin of the wa VW his peontedings until we bnd him in company with Col e Cortlandt and Lieut Edward's bef Mooltan. It dose British forces in front of that fortress having suffered trou eo rses froz o t a b f e Chl t na o lle, w . e p re ra le a tZer y tvrfraarerad is lot appear that he took any active share in military opera a check, in consequence of the defection of some auxi- the river and hy a thousand Seikhs under Mallets Singh, bone, and his fidelity was said to be held more than quea Hal , Sikh troops- Just as the operations of General who wee; defended by heavy guns and entrenchments. The thimble. About seven o'clock on the morning of the 14tb, Whish's brigade had commented in the most brilliant river rapidly rose, and twice were buds of wood, stone., Tiller= s tou b w i r ad brought to Li r e t n o t. t tlwerdee thi i i:le Raja mane Shore Singh, with a force of nearly 5,000 and mud they bed b trown up hoz? through , t complete., th him above 6,000 Stith:, with ov : twelve enemy , y ilnd howitzers, men under his command, went over to the Deccan, evi- Tr err se w o or ac i l m i r e m su pla ,„d •din td,, e r ve tl y e t c h n Zge w t s r ran ngh, and eighty of the lighter pieces called samba:rucks. Ther dently _ upon a pre-arranged plot—an event which with a powerful detachment of Seikhe. Oa the Ist Septena movement appeased to have taken both parties equally by compelled General Whis k instantly to change his her the general and staff, with a body of engineer officer., surprise ; latterly we bad in some measure ceased to suspect,— tactics, raise the siege, and make a retrograde move- cnoitered the fort, end Lieut. Edward's, with L . ieut and so dubious was the Bowan of the trustworthiness of his ment, in order to unite his forces in to entrenched L a ke , Col. Cortludt, and Entam-ood-deen, with near ly the new allies, that be for a time aseigued them quarters beyond whole of the original attacking force, were sent round to the walls, but under the battenes of the town. With 20 ' camp at some fifteen miles from the citadel, and there a riteopposite side to make a feigned attack, end distract the formidable a defection from our strength—so large an w to await in a more favourable position the jape- , attention of the enemy. They proceeded to take possession union to thet of the enemy—it became at once obvious that lion of reinforcements from Feroxepore and Setae. of a garden , where wee a Moque% of the enemy which it would be imprudent to continue the siege until reinforce bensued 'Rents arrived General Whlth, therefore, had his call This, however, was not effected without some loss, on them. Some sharp skirmishing appears to ave r . to . a safe dia . . P Spero Singh's desertion took place on the 14th hen the Mooltaneet were driven luck at all points, an d ." 1 TOM* from their batteries, while Sept.,9 obliged to peek shelter in a ravine close to the town. The tne gone and all the working parties were celled in. and the next day the guns were withdrawn from the and our force wee transformed into an army of observer Dud were at one time hardly pressed, but, being re trenches, and the British troops retired to an encamp- i n / mo d, rapidly recovered their ground The artillery Wont occupying a fortified camp. o u r rear sou armore d, ment six miles from the town. The retreat was con- force for a short time occupied the position they had forced, but not muck damaged by the enemy. We had been bat tinned on the 17th, when General Willi& withdrew sport time in our new don when it blame evident when, as evening drew on, the object of their minion having a a pew , , te d, Th e ttat we should find ourselves much MOTO agreeably his army 15 miles in the direction of Bahawnlpore, hm a ww.P,l,"oeftdi, they returned t° ca to m p t il l e temp l e w h e re situated a considerable way further from the town • we 220 leaving, according to some accounts, a quantity of the " r°ll ..r. nori o e: f ad Fn An d erson a y were murdered, shoat nordingly once more decamped, and on the 17th tools , :ap a ammunition and material collected for the siege, ;Kw yards from tb rr a L p :o g o „„ „ t h e y went per wool eighteen miles from Mooltan, in the direction of mim- I Particulars of this movement bays not fifteen together with a month's supply of provisions, in the oeived a number of guns were be to bear on them.• h hands of the enemy. The success of the British arms, Major Napier ascended the minaret, sad had a fine view th e . no farther than this—that the material prepared kr lace wss al ane quantity of ammunition and amonth's su , up to the morning of the 14th, had been most tom- of at the works . It an was ti :ir apparent the that d ? he fort of bisouits, had fallen into the hands of the enemy. AnimU pkte. Oar troops, in the siege operations, stormed m about a l ai?! the city two miles, ha circumference. The Tendons cm the arrangements of General Whisk are very the outworks of Mooltan, forestal li ng the necessity of fernier surrounded by a ditch twenty feet wide at bottom, sewers. The moment the tidings of this unfortunate affair regular approach", and every wrocoutcci without ea - sad the &teams regularly cannactsd. The approaches reached headviarten, reparation began lo be Bade 10 re- Amami trash= i a a 411 I intone the besieging army. The Bombay gereahlent was written to by some/ ' and orders immediately issued for amenibing an may of 9,000 men at Rom, under command of Neigaditr %lades, of her Majesty's 60th Rifles. Of these, 9,000 iiVe Europeans. They can hardly reach Kooken before Cluistihm, and If the town is act ours *only in No vember, it will be Waage indeed. At Peres-pore there are now about 4,000, at Lahore about 8,000 men, sad than will be rebeforreed immediately to 7,000 and 12,000 respectively. The rime tr ain from Beaker is aid to have been mitred up. This Is addition to Wrty-four pieces et heavy, sad as assay of lirkt. Grammes now in camp, will make the artillery arm of the gores vary powerful indeed. A force of 10,000 me, el which details have net as yet been sehed, is ntreawhile Wag formed on the Labors side, eider esiennand of fientrel °Ebert; and this will, without loin of time, move on Mookan, so that the army before the planwill !shortly be as deem as that which foaght at Mood kw, or that with which in April, 1842, Omen; Polio& forted hie way to Cabool. The Delhi Gosale states, that the army to be formed at Ferosepoire will omelet of five European regiment., 5,000; with gatemen corps of native infantry, say 750 each, 12,000 ; and six regiments of cavalry, 2,000 ; nine troops of horse artillery, sad live field batteries (1,690) —in all, above 20,000 men. Whether this includes the force now at Ferotrpore, or whether the whole is meant for service, does not appear. At present, the aeeenate which remelt us from Newsy quarters Use the impress et wit massive exagge ration that we en eempelial very serefaily to sift them — omitting all that mesa improbable or transparently untrue. We think the astreetnese of the greater part of what has been stated may be relied uNe. We mum caution the European reader spinal believ og mush more than be. been eat down. The ihllowing, from an extra of the Bombay Over land Times, KIT,s some further particulars connected with the raising of the siege and the retreat of General Which. - MOOLTAX, Sept. 10.-Bhero Singh having gone WOW it was deemed necessary to withdraw our guns and swa from the trenches. This unpleemat task devolved oa Major Whaler. Oar great guns, sea in number, were withdraws one by one during the afternoon, under a limey fin, without accident; abouteanest, the Horse Artillery guns were with drawn with some difficulty. The defection of Sher* Sint et such • moment, was most unfortunate, for it wee well known that all bloaters troops, save and except the reel Sikhs, were about to lame hum ; use company having actually come in to MI how they would be treated. llret, Came, sours °etas QTY.—Yesterday 'morning in shifted oar sup strum the large anal. The lid Brigade gad llth Light Cavalry, under - Brigadier Salter, left, with the heavy guns and the greater pert of the baggage, early in the morning ; and the Lahore Brigade, with the irregular esralry, was left to bring up the rear. Everything would have gone on smoothly but for the want of camels to carry war shot and shell, of which there were tome GOO loads on the ground. Gradually camels came in, but at about 8 Vieth there ware still 200 loads remaining, without nay apparent means of being taken away. At this tines, 1 am told, Brigadier Harvey took away her Ma jesty's 10th, Bth N. 1., and four of M'Kensic'e guns— hots= the command of the rear-guard, consisting of 52nd NI., two squadrons of each of the irregular cavalry Regiments, and 2 guns, of ours to Major Wnel•-r, with orders to bring on the whole of the shot and shell. Major W. was strengthened by some police bones and guns, under Lieut. Pollock. The enemy brought his guns into the open plain to bear on us at point blank distance. Under the cover of our guns, meet of the shot and shell were loaded on camels, pr cured by the exertions of Christie. The Irregular Cavalry sonars each carried away one in his saddle.tow, and we moved of, leaving nothing behind us except, I hear, some grain in the village. Brigadier Harvey brought back his regiments as soon as the firing commence.). It seems to me, considering that it is today believed that Moolnj sent his whole force out to the attack, that it is fortunate he did not make hie disposition quicker, end, when nude, that he did not carry out his ob ject with mon vigour, otherwise we must have left some of our shot behind us, or fought • genrral action with three regiments of infantry and a pert of oar cavalry and guns. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. (From .he Bombay Teltropk.) BOMBAY, OLT. 3.—There has been a fair amount of thanes@ transacted in the import market Mos the date am lest report. Pace goods have been saki ou • hugs soak, but the demand has been freely met by holders. Metal have bean sold to • limited extent at about fanner rats Twist Ism slightly declined in price, se will be seen on refame to car list of Mr. In the showy market we nave no Aosta& to Government Securities remain the wee, with r Ztmlim of the New PM menu Company's Loan, which has adnnM to par. la BM Stara there has been little dant. Sombay Bank Shares an niseripmeed at 334 per mt. pees, Waded Bank 12 per ant Meath Osimercied Bank le per cent. diaoount, and Agra Bank 14 per M. gam. Ma divisor the Oriental Bank have changed hands =the ma et 15 per cent. Mouunt, and the/have again a le the ileme lore, and there are few alien in the market. • • Landon may now be quoted 1. 9 1 to td, bills drawn by =bea as ks. There are no other bank bills offering. Load diem the nenaleat 'magnate bills are offered at 1.9 to and bills with ship. 1.81. la freights no Mame has occurred since the departure of the last thamar owing to the discouraging arias meetly received of the rigleh , mkt* for Indian produce, mon especially for our enif ill *mie are two awls on the berth for Liverpool—ate d Need Asselesn build, fur which 44 at Sa. are barely is. Math end the second of British build, loading et six. The later may be quoted an the Me for London. Several sidpe have been reoently taken up far Ana at 101 rupees to 101 to p;r candy for cotton, and many Arst.eM meg are mart to Calcutta, where freight& have of late materMV:roved and likely to range still higher. Carron Puce Goon.— The demand for grey and British manufactures of low to middling qualities M. during the la ten days, been to a eoneidet able extent at rates current when the last mail left. Within the Isst few days, however, buenaa bas not bees so generally active, owing to the receipt of ad. aoss Irma the Baia, Inaba, sad Upper &Ude of the opersticas of war. Fran our Ila of aeW It will be seen that 40 in. grey airdrop have declined slightly In price— on the other hand, 45 in. have nag... he ld a slight amen in price. Ilse Minas transacted in It will be per ceived, bat been to a very limited extent. Pertt ' ausd dad goods bare been sold to a moderate extent. A few prints have been dB. pond of, but prices have sot improved. Twit.—The tales effected in twist have mot been at extensive es during the first fortnight of the month, sad the grim then ruling bare scarcely been maintamd. Ifirrata.—aritiah bar iron hasdeetieed ore rupee per cwt.oinee the date of our lat. Hesx . a. r ivale of cochineal here deprneed the market far this widen. his also declined In price. Commun.—The Sol i Ms are reported :-3,200 lb. at Its. 3 per lb., 3,000 lb, at Bat. 2 IS per lb. Correa.—The stocks of cotton an moderate. The bounties trans sated in the article has been to • fair extent, and at rather higher rates than those prevail* when theta mail left. CALCUTTA, Barr. 18.—lie Bombay expire, with Loam data to 7N Aug. snivel early on the 14th inst. The market, before the sated of the mall, was not a brisk one for export.. There were beim mat but In wen trained to give parkas rates, in the ee the very encouraging amounts by the mail of 141 k July sad the anima freights here. hugerma at lower prisms; lint a pert of the deans has Me been recoveted, mad then le aim Mum I. protean bilk is now in M y dews .... theiden NNW 11 to realise their goods before the she lave been In Mer us uirk and stock is light. —la ralepetre little is Mogi* Ming booght for the wiggly of the tonnage mogul whose, lins Jaz : saLl e7 cieme in. In maa of the senor staples Sewed Me Wm, Opium se to Thuaday last ha a , and Ps , me was 1130 pr Mt It has arm alivamal d" l l 3B 11., and large shin menteare in progress. Winchester Cotton anthem loath freely. There have been few mires, and the anomes el the matiet the. particulate tor greys. prime ot wfda arecleer. Gamow goods move out • nth trairj ... ar emwemptlam Peer. with • very Ifew exceptions, we, law. adi ea Impeders desire to ma A:theist Me twist hew are light la ems time pea. Dealers have teem MOM Iliaahlerat lid Mies ban bras large. la metals there was held odes. menses Dm the tipper provinces maiming lallarad. geraties have lees selling rather better this week. The queeedise are— New Ewa. per est. is. 0 oto N. 012di a. thee Ma 3 „ 3 S Comm% Peed le 8 „ IS 4 „ Shwa lbws 16 3 0 16 0 In exehampae hearth in mat omen et operations, and rasa our last qoatellthe kr Meiesedatheathelald pepor =Ueda: Fluaceiv.—O'ds be the asewedde et awed aid War. Br rice, freights rose re dl. 13e. Wore the &paters el the ear paint for the last emir. IRELAND. DUBLIN, TUISDAT EVENING. Gossip, for it cannot be dignified with the tide of rumour, has it, that two rise of cholera occurred in Dublin on Saturday lad, tat physicians say that the instances in question partook an no degree of the cha racteristics of Asiatic, Doe even any severe type of English cholera. Mr. Butt was beard to day in Mr. O'Doherty's defence. The line of observation he adopted was similar to that pursued on the two previous occasion.. lie urged the fact ofjoint proprietory, and the grievous wrong which would be done should Mr. O'Doherty be punished for writings of which he had perhaps no knowledge, and over whichhe had ro paramount con trol ; and, admitting the legal responsibily of the prisoner for everything which appeared in the Tribune, he urged on the jury that they would not be justified in their consciences in finding a verdict of guilty, even though they should be con vinced that the articles had been written by :Mr. O'Doherty, unless they were also convinced that at the time he wrote them he intended to commit the felony charged—the deposing of the Queen from her royal name and style, and the levying war against her. The verdict had not been returned at post-hour. Arr ACCOUNT or TILE Derr ON Hors of the growth of the year, 1848, for the undermentioned districts,' distinguishing the old from the new duty :—Essex, 1,0581. 18s. 41d. ; Hants, 15,2731. 2s. 6d. ; Hereford, 22,2921. 13s. lid. ; Lincoln, 1,8211. 13s. 111 d. ; Oxford, 201. 16e. 91d. ; Surrey, 1391. 14,. 9d.—total, 40,6061. 18s. 61d. This total is made up of old duty at 112•20 d. per lb., 22,2371. 10s. 31 16-201 new duty at 1 8.20 16,4361. Bs. 6 4-20 d. ; and additional duty 5 per cent. per act 3 Vic ,c. 17, 1,9321. 19s. 81d. The returns from the re mainder of the districts will be published as soon as re ceived.-8. 8. LINE, Accountant-Oeneral.—Excise-of 6 ce , London, Oct. 31, 1848. SHIPPINO. I[LIU AUlTlD.—Thiblin, 2 ; Doughadee, 1 ; Punch, 1; Flanders, 1. LONDON. Nov. 1. —Wind this day at noon, 8.N.8., light breeze, and dull, buy weather. DELL, Oct. 31.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Augusta, Bombay; Victory, Cape of Good Hops ; Fortitude, Porto Rico. Ar rived trom the river ; Lord Rungerlord, Port Philip ; Lon don, Cape of Good Rope; Justine, C►pe and Singapore; Helen, Trinidad; Letitia, Jamaica; Union, Belize; °Malian, New Orleans; Westminster, New York. Arrived from the river sad riled : BOOM, Robert Town. Wed : Potentate, Lasimeeten; Suralist, Sydney, 14. S. W.; Tropic, St. Mama; Cr:leader, St. Thomas; British Tar, Thames, sad Caroline, Jamaica. Oct L„.p...p00L, Oct. 31.—Arrived : Kate Hunter, New York. DIAL, Oct. 31.—Tbe Lsb:tht. foo Port Philip, tilled to day, but has since put back ; ran.from the present state the wind and weather, those stilad to day are ex pected to put beck. Arrived from the :it'll': °khalif, Ado kids, S.A.; Jane, Alpe Bay ; Julia, Nor:. ; Admiral Crisp , St. John's, N.B. Sailed : Eleanor, Mauritins ; Lady H. Barham, Jamaica ; Henry, New Oriros. Pat hack : Ro sen*, Jamaica. PORTIROUTII, Oct 31.—5.5. E., heavy.—Salled Prince Albert. New York. Faxmottrw, Oet. 31.—Variable.—Arrived : Euphrates. Massie, sailed on the 4th of September. CARLISLE, Oct. 30.—E.—Arrived : Richardson, St. John's Now Brunswick. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—There have been a few letters re ceived from the Continent by the ordinary mails, bat their contents are not of general interest. The mercantile intelligence by the East Indian and American mails, is of a tolerably satisfactory charac ter, but the political news from the Punjaub excites a good deal of remark, and as expression of some anxiety. The Stock Exchange is closed to-day, as the let of November is always observed as a holiday at the transfer-office of the Bank of England. Some few brokers, however, are in attendance, and we learn, upon inquiry, that they consider Coma prices to be lower, say Wt. No official quotations can be given, and the bargains done not having a legal character, even according to the Stock Exchange rule, are very limited, and inadequate to decide the tone of the marker. RAILWAYS.—To-day being a close holiday, we are without actual quotations. A few dealers have assembled at the Royal Exchange, and there values are looked on as heavier. North Stafforda am called 61 dis.; Newcastle Pref., 2 dim. ; Eastern Opuntia% 13. The disposition is towards selling. LIVERPOOL SALES, Ocrosan 31.0ne O'Clors. The market opened rely firm. Owing to some accident to the electric telegraph, the price of shares in London was not brought down, and in consequence then was mune hesi tation to do busing= later in the day. Birken.,Cheshire Great Northern (A), 41 sh., SI. Cl. Its. 9d.d Man., se.r.,* us. Ore., No. l , 9 1 4 Caledonian Pref., 1 d Do. Prct, W. 16a. 3d. 1 E. Lancashire Pref., Ss. 9d. p Midland, 791 80 Lase. & Yreka Fifths, 31 4 d Do. Helves, 101 d Do. Halves (late Ilud. & Shelf.), Scottish Central, 24 1: d & E. & Dover, 23i Lea. & N. Western, 111119 Do. Ne. I, 10 d Do. New On., 111 p Do. No. 4, 7 Do. Fifths, 41 p York, Newt., and tier. (O. N. E. Do. 401. shares L. 84 M., 51 p Put.), 1/ 1 d Yeses o'Curca. Ellin. k Glasgow, 40 Kane., Shell, & Line.Eiglithe,7d Lane. & York. Phthe, 4 31 d Do. No. 2, 10 Lan. &Pres. TtuseQuarters, 71 p Do. Pref., 91 Len- & N. Western, 119 20 N. Staffordshire, 51 d Do. New WI., 11 p Shoop. Ur on (R. a C.), 65e. 9d.d Do. 407.(L. Ss M..), 51p el. E. Doeer Ns. 4, 7 Do. Do. O rs. rs. (4 & 9), p p York, Neve. and Ser. G. N. E. (C.), 21 Pur.), 101 d Midland Halves, 10 91 MANCHESTER SALES, (*roue 31. Prices were firmer again, but there was not so much doing, owing to the oommunicatioa with London being cut off by toms disarrangement of the wires of the Electric Telegraph C ° °denser= Pref., 7.16 d Gt. Northers (A). 4 Lan. & York. Fifths, 4 5-111 d Men., Muff., and Lin. Pre( , 9/ Do. W. R. U., 51 9-16 d N. Staffordshire, 51 1 d Lou. and N. Western New Qrs., N. Union (A), 200 1 1 I rt. E. end Dover, No. 4, 6113.16 Do. We. (C), 2 y LEEDS BALL% Otr•ra 31. A very cheerful feeling peivaded the Stock Eichansre, sag there was a slight improvement in the prime of most of the shares which changed Owner'. Amb., Nott., & Boa., 41. la. &L d E. Lancashire New, 91 d Great Northern, 121 d Caledonian Pref., les. d Do. (A), 4 N. British Third.), al Do. (II), 34 d N. Staffordshire, 54 d BRISTOL SALES, Ourossa 31. The market maintained its improved character, and there was a fair amount of business done. Great Western Ora, 4 d Gt. Western Fifths, 3 d Do. New 171., 3 d I Midland Stock, 30 SALES, (*row 31. Great Northern, 41 I York & N. Midland, 304 YORK York, Neve , &Bey 264 Do. Ex. No. I, 141 Do. 0.N .8. Par., I PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Ralf-past Ileo.-.4 The public sales of &WIT today have consisted of foreign, and they have gone off heavily ; a part only sold.—The public sales of Coffee are rather large, and are progressing without any material alteration. Rice has again sold freely, and prices have advanced fully Gd. from the late lowest point. Buyers for Ireland are reported to be in the market. —Cotton : The articles lathe Liverpool market balsomewhat improved the demand.—ln other addle no alteration. Duty paid ea Sugar to lest west is landas, Liverpool, mt. Bristol, hull, and the Clyde 4,723,446 To the same period lest year ---s-- Toenails 479,841 Dieu PAID OD ¶D IX 1343 to Law WAIL I. Loodou — 22,739,697 =col .... — .... 4,699,670 ... 633,984 -- 236,403 ~,„ 1,392,339 Total Same time In 1547 --- lower& omelet. ACCOUNTS or roe or ro ocr. 10. NAAL 1848. 1847. London Y P 36.21,47%46S 20,414,120 Liverpool ... iii 4,404,413 4,286,308 Bristol ... .. ............ 402,481 552,762 Hull — . ..... 217,097 191,716 All ether Engtlib ports 2,051,137 1,973,802 Leith 1,305,876 1,179,836 Ghirnow ... 1,485,133 1,583,613 All other Scotch ports —...-........ ........... 776,310 884,674 Düblin Benoist Cork All other Irlelt pat 1,068,584 1,012,376 Total 37,377,804 35,681,614 Exported and Mona From London 2,046,042 2,997,053 an titorea 966,312 973,6411 Ilverpool 336,076 937,671 Total Cm and Exports PRICES CU Sums, per cwt. own ran. W. India,B.P.bwa.ll34. 06.33.. 6d Yellow &Gray 16 6...37 Mauritius, brown... 28 0.. 34 Ta110w............ 31 Pine. 4O 0... 0 Bengal& lladnw, b. 27 6...33 Yellow 33 6...88 White 37 0..43 u Pereira, brown 32 I. .35 0 Yellow 34 6...37 Grey and whits— 35 6..11 0 Reamed, Hasbro' SO 0_65 0 Lamps Corm, in Bond. Wad lath; nary 2O 0... 28 0 Good. 2B 0... 40 0 Pins 6O 0...100 0 Gaylen, goad ordi nary ........ 24 6... 211 0 Fine ordinary 34 0... IA a Pine lO 0... 80 0 Yorita, good toga 42 0... 65 0 Ocala Elea, ortil nary to line 26 0... 56 0 Samatra and Pa dang 2l 0.. 26 0 Taa, at per • lb. Caagon, common. ... 0 7 Etc; at per cwt. Bengal white 90,140 ORM 7 0... 6 6 Java and Manllla 7 0... 11 0 Patna, Gleaned „ II 0.. r 8 t Rum at per iti - Leeward Dammam 31 to 116 pa mat. O.P 1 .. 2 7 Jamaica, 30 to 36 per cent. O.P. 3 4 ... 310 Favourite marks 4 • 1 • Brandy, Ist brands 3 11 10 Britashapirits, dm. IS 3 ... 0 0 Scotch Irish IS ... • 0 VIA; per ton. £33 4...44 0 It. Petershwg, • bead • •.. 0 0 Dutch and Flemish SO 0.. 60 0 Friesland Ham at per toe. st.reterii•Trielirfo... 3l outsbot half elan 10 • ltigs, Rhino SS 0 .33 1 0 1 Ita f nAla 01 10... 0 36 ile Lag logs Sam— IS 0...94 .03 Juts 17 0...24 limbs), Tut, at per 57t, _ ease. is - 0.. si 0 Strait,' Oen. 88 blocks 0 0... 0 0 Mrs bap, at per toa. LIS 10 g 0 • 40,117,164 80,040,383 I B.RENT. Piss, No. 1. EI 0... 3 0 Hoops 9 0 . 0 0 Cargo atCardif bar 0 1... B 6 Swediet ll 0..32 0 Lana, at per too. red..a.~... Bars l6 15... 0 0 Patent !Mot l9 10... II 0 red or rairdimi Speller l4 0...14 3 Ono, per 252 imp. gal. d.p. flak Sail, pale 27 11... 0 0 Beim 23 10...20 0 brown a yellow 24 0.. 23 0 78 0...0 0 riTlLatter BO L., 0 • Ced South Sea 24 10...27 0 Olive,Callipoll,p.ton 47 0... 0 0 Cocoa Nat 4, 0..41 0 Seed, UP., Pak. pee ten ..... Linseed 23 3 . 3 0 0 Parrneicam, per owt. Batter—Cork, let_ 77 6...78 II atlas as 0 90 0 Ma 0 I_ 0 0 Dublin, let 0 0... 0 0 Limerick, do 7O 0..73 0 Carlow, let 7O 0..83 0 II 0— 0 0 IC W " t r ee l iog i • Beef, India, per Dire. Prime Mem 0 0— 0 0 Peek, prime meek 0 0... 9 0 Bacca.Pork, bark j • 0. , 0 0 Belfast •.. Bacon, Waterford, =wt. GO 0...64 0 Lir.d.berooi pr tit Waterfortf, do I" 5-65 5 Ditto Bladder ... 76 5...76 II Amerkian,duty p. 62 5...72 0 . Han, Os and Cow, at per lb. B. A. 'MM. Video, Cc 4d es. 81 Braoll, Vted dry 600 74 ...0 0 • re • Dryealted 9 3 e •I Rio, dry 0 3j...0 3• Lima& Valp. dry 0 5j...0 Wert India, dry 0 0 ...II Halted 0 11...0 root India 0 4 ...0 1 Ripe, B. Ayres, dry 0 1 "• RUM* dry 0 1...0 4 S. Areer.lioese, per bide 4 0 ... 8 6 Ruda, ditto • • ... 7 • DTI WOODS, at per km. illwdamalm 63 15... 0 0 onVarse 4 0... 4 10 Canmemby 6 O. 0 • Pliffitle, Jamie, 5 11... 6 0 Ntawas, barge sad . --- - - - 1,4c - 0...111 11 , ' 8ena11..........X_9 440 . ' i Lima. ~,i J 3 :AS • 7.1 Hapan Binias :11 12...11 0 / , Red 2•06r5....m ) 14:.. SAL , 1e• , Brasil „. r.. JR . 0".511 a_ _I ..3 , •-.1 TALLOW.—The market is firmer, tt show-. - -1 .., in more disposition to purchese for consuq. Petah/Mfg ; n 1 Y.C. on the spot, 451. ; October t• . deliver,,, ''.. :A 446. 3d . ; *swats months' delivery, to 3 Spites,' - • . 454. 3d. -- t... COALS.— Haff-past Ave.—Buddies Wei _4 A: 4 ,. .. ley, 16s. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Brad dylrs Hetton, 19s. 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, 20s. • Walls End Retire, 20s. ; Walls End Stewart's, 205.; Wills End Adelaide Tees, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 206.—Sitips at market, 43. -,. , CORN.—MARK-LANE.—The Corn trail li y was arse, With • limited amount of busines= ... ...., l'os value of all descriptions or grain was well as • i . •;,• • 4- „ _ I 7. 7 1 4/i 1. -.-; 4. • • 4/3 W) i • A It