The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-12 00:00:00

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The rumours of a ministerial arise hays continued to circulate to-day, and have amused euoceseively, and again and again, all the phases which they have presented hourly ever sacs Saturday ; it is, therefore, needless to repeat them here, for I ihneH only be "- Ci the 'steams of my dispatches for the tow days. I have no reason, however, to retract the moranos I gave this morning, that ea ministerial change is at present arranged. An manordinary seem took plus to-day in the Salle des Pas Perdu, in which M Betide, minister of foreign affiirs, M. Hazel, his clef do carind, and M. Thome, late consul at Naples, were the pro minent adore. I have received different and dis cordant versions of the affair. The following is given by a person who was in the Salle des Pas Perdue at the moment : A partisan of the red republic, M. Thaws, whom M. Build* had dismissed from his pest of consul at Naples, watched the arrival of the minister at the Assembly, and, at the smut he wee entering the Salle des Poo Perdue, acompanied by his chef do cobied, M. Hetzel, spit in his face. IL Thonars was instantly arrested. This ruffian, who, it appears, was a member of the Blanqui Club, met M. Betide yesterday, and declared that he would *gnarl him. In consequence of this IL Bastide CIUMS armed to-day to the Amiably. On the other hand, the following version of the affair has reached me from snake quarter. M. Thome, named Nasal by M. Battik and dis missed three days afterwards, had osught an inter. view with M. %stifle, to obtain eons toe, and having attended several times Windy at the Hotel des Affeires Btrangtves he detiembed to go to the Amiably, and await the arrival of M. Bonded. there. He aseordingly went toay, sad siallemod himself in the belle dm 1 d Pardee. Oa It. Dadidefe sorival, a eanventlea tkok plass, whisk seen helm at alter mem MM. Bona rad Babel, eiseseeing a gesture of M. Thews retie they esmidered to be of a nemesing mature, saw pistols from their pockets and levelled Dam epos lies, M. Hebei_ MEW " This is the way to resolve people who deminfinteevbws that ought not to be granted" The soma& beg the parties then interposed, of slopped italhor semescooness. I hams ressived a third version, supplied by a re porter loyed in the chember, whiff in substance areas with the first in rehmace to the personal salvage oared to M. Nab. sad with the mooed in the &si l l* anwipins• of the aw, Hotsel drew a fr om pullet he their &Asa. This report says that IL Thames was arrested. The 12th ` hembatea the Amiably decided to-day that the sheds. Martinique &odd be submitted to an Th•=sermal of Toulouse is occupied with the ipsolisa demematle banquet which lately took pion in that town, Ind will, it be said, visit the =7:lmoody ea some of those who sure psynibeir proomee. • It is NM that 1L Limmetime is about to start on an elastioasseing tour in thodepartmeate, with a view to of his amdidateddp far tie The Itmaktmais, the M ill etn ae lis the following : • It will be recollected that early in September orders were sent from Paris, by to/sgraph, to fit for sus all the steam-frigates then unemployed. These stimsers were immediately filled with war stores sad all that is seesaw for field-hospitals, and were to have m eshed at Marseilles a brigade of troops formed in that town for service in Italy. It we not then known whether the armistice between Austria and Piedmont would not be followed by a resumption of hostilities in Italy, and the government of the Republic made pesparations for action, m case of need, both by 663 LONDON, THURSDAY, 00f. 12, 1848. [THREEPENCE. land and by ass. It appears now, however, that, ' although the brigade at Marseilles is not broken up, the expedition has been countermanded, for dating the last few days all the stores put into these steam have been reloaded." In the Assembly to-day, the debate on the " reedit foneter " was resumed. IL Pelham= protested against the use of the words " robbery and spoliation" mliM to the project by MM. Mkt+ and Leon Feather. After some unimportant disesedon, the Assembly promeded to a division on the gqosstioa whether the Assembly would pass to the dth upon the thecusive articles, when the question was decided in the negative, by • majority of 678 to 210. The question of the repeal of the law of banish ment spinet the Bonaparte family was postponed. AL Denise was - srains; on the proposition rela tive to the onernsion of the journals, when our re porter closed lam despatches. It is said that M. Mole has been offered the em busy to Vienne, and has not declined it. saes, OCT. 11. Mow tee, ; now par Oonin, 44 61; Ms pot Owls. SO g Ire ten,—; Poem MOM ,1 • 0 4 ISA Ik . . 1 1 4 3 , ; Do. ; Do.iveceoc. Nei--; mein iscsica, 63; Atoms 66; Tamen 33. ark gingoo. —; Pgalsongs ea 30 gin 15 VC 11181,7.15 ILULVATL—Paris and Orkin; 637 60 ; Pule and 11= g 1/0 ; Roan owl Hem, 1117 30; Avignon and Msroolgoo, 160; lull In% 65; Centro (Vormon), 335; Anions gag Boaktpa, —; Doodoans, 373 75 ; North. SAL we have received the Madrid journals and oct wl7=et the Bth. Their entente however are erest. wow" Oor. 6.-Itovo pie OIML,IO 3-16 page; Mar Bobo, 111 me, Plw per 011101.. 10 mat; ear Bobo, 10 pyar. rodeo, lu ccrifir Bobo, II abb. Obipoos, 6 paw. =resreee on BUM 111=jasp 10 . IT ad= will Bk. Web. sal in &MY fad Ilkslto, Oakirmlia Prot, / OM= GPM* 1$ 111 I DO. Mat Our. 6 foo Ot., 6 71 I.VabsOhmß.(Lßß,),if Ns. 9011111 s. Mlles, 9 Glut Mulaws, tos. Ham A Dolwrsd, Ds.de.B6brttOw Ong Wailes, 74 14 Do. Do. Halves s 411 Qrs , I Ds Fifths IS Now 174 lona. & Tat. bad., &lett., sod NW' Coast, Los. Bil B N. Woutets.lo4 3 Do. Now Q,. 44 Dal a, M. k C, f Los. k Ron. tde Do. Now 10/., 2314 Ds. /Skis 111 Do. N 0 . 4 01546, pot. 4 Das,. B Lbs. Now 141. ?rt Si LIVRIPOOR SALIM C 9 TR, market ass sot boss w Las. it Tats. Flfthk 64 is Las. Is N. Mastern, 1631 Do. New Qrs , 345. SC d Ds FM/. If p Do. Qrs. d (A 19 13), p M Do. (Ho. C. k 14Z3 on, 19 Usk 1,104 Do. Prot, 1111 Tom a s h UM, ad Mt. IN. oh., Zak Do. (B York. . sod It is ai l Maid Ilklwm. US N. Illresidirio. 1 IL I. it Dime, No. 4 , 61 MANCHZ4IIII BALES, OCTOM 11. ran was not a large buts's, bat piles' rallied a little, ▪ Inorket dowd dasideily Mr Lem- add Mad luseks, Mok,otot, k Lis. M 414138, 7/ 111 les I Do. Prot, 9 9.16 MOWN fit, tris. Do. (%if. k Liao), 14 3.16 d B. Idissubkla Pte4.11.16 d North Wasters. 84 Irk Yak. Pot, td S. k Dow No. 4, 8 3.10 7.16 N. Ilialbeikke, If 4 BIRMINGHAM UM, Ocoossi 11. nag ion maya man =Oust of bedsits' done, but rim tom =lbw WSW. d I Wows. 11 Bk. (A), 87/ O▪ ust Mt Haws (A), 14 Do. 146.164 ▪ ilmaillake, 7 6.16 Do. Fret, Is. 34. Is. WO 1111 e DAY IN 1.091D0N. E.I be beadle lea ma) Lleeeleii& Melia& 7$ 101.0wwi.Prot. 7 Do. OM. & e pa 114 N. BMW De. Ma" 7 Ll= O Neallea dilL & TI Meets, St nom is ISL. Ore L lie e. a. 117abee. i I Mel De . Ito. L &a& Woke, e Yet, Nowa & Bar., WI Do. (L Neva & Bor.), 221 Do. No. 2 (Neve. & Bor.), lel Do. O.N. Pm, 4 Tore & N. eil4, 9 d., Do. Do. LPa itter 1111 - 1tz 31 22b and N ril l e a rn Odra sag az, I Tweo IB" ti NMI 1 L—Oes oierxx. an iirday. Niliiai. 77 Da. 121 re. . 119. id. a Mee Illidkadahl7l s_4 U (9), 197 ihrivera, di 9 Oa, sad Clist. Prat, 121 IL DoEA.No. 4, Dever,2l N. Reotern, 1044 Do. Do. N. Qrs., p d Ma I) Do. Mod. C. it IL), 20 Tort., Novo., t Berwick, Por., II d LEEDS BALM °cream 11. The tranemakee to-day were limited, and prime were sot so buoyant. Low Wand Think 17i I New East tameable% d PRODUCE.—Mmcmo-uate, Rail-past There news to be rather mere disposition to buy Sugar to day, bat the market yet renseims dull. The public mils of 3,700 begs Shia WM withdrawn for wont of bums at full prises today. Refined remains deli—Cafes : The public salsa arti progressing, without say memorial alteration is value.—Ceena dell.—Bin The public sass went al heavily. This artiele is now so low, that are wateklag it with a view to parchan.—laV a rite rs sale is progremiag without say material alteration.—lipices steady.— Cotton moady.—ln sew Midas so elatarial alte ration. PRICRB CURRENT. Sys" par SI& Doir ru9 - . 11. lactl6,ll.P.bvs. Us. 84.384.141 Yellow Siam— 88 0...76 Maritimeflea :- - bro;; 0.. 76 II 0...89 .... o_4l Suegalk . l4.lr4;:l; n Yellow B4 0...87 White 37 .44 Pulp, U 0...83 Tallow ...... 6...87 Orel sad 91644.. 39 4...01 Hisalee.. 01 9_87 Lamps 49 Om's. la Iced. Welt lad * - wry U L.. 40 0 Ow& 41 0...67 0 Flag 73 0-110 0 C• 7169. good cad .. 17 0... 111 0 11 as ardasri... SS 0... U 0 Mao 40 0...60 0 14 0 ==119 .6 112448 0... 71 0 _ Rary to Au 91 0... 44 0 ou'a 0 . 4 Po• _ _ SS 1... • Raga 9 0... 0 Cargo stOuglebar • 0... • Iraq at pa ion. ..„ 10 IL., • !M• ae art l9 10... • nil sr Edam W l4 l4 0... S 0 per 112 bap. oiL o.p. • •1•. 10M 2 - 6... 0 treat It yellow 24 •..11 70 1...72 Had NONE If 0. .. 0 oai 9ll 0... 0 bath SI 10-11 011•9.43a115011.p.ka 49 0...40 Cans Kat 41 0...42 1 141 4 UP% Ps* Hama 22 10... 0 —(ket. .lance par 90 art. 19•112, la GO 0...11 41214 119 Ms • •... • 21 •...1• Tu. at per lb. Cougoo.teasises. I 0 ... Arcs, la Fa emt. Bpd labile lO 0... H t 6... 9 111•11 mid Marna B 0... 15 Palma, okomed Brume. lam Me gall. Leeward Hama Demerara, 51 to 36 p ant. 0.1% ....... 0 ... S Jamaica, 00 to 36 per out O.P. 4... 3 Favourite mirk' 4 Brandy, Ist brands 6 ... 3 1 Bettialtagarite,d.p. I i ... 0 Smote! HMO 1 0 Fs" pw tea. Bt. .ASS 0.,.40 Data mad Mule SO 0...03 ertailaad Moo, at Per tan. OtTeterebarg,elamml2o 10...31 °Mahal ball dam ..... 23 10... 0 outslat pose Sam India Bum.— la 0..83 lot. 16 0..34 late Id CIO Tor, at per art. Baum 74 0...73 Straits Om is Weeks 73 0... 0 Hoe, at par ton. £IIS AO DWAIN lat..= Ltmeirtt, do 72 0...76 • Oadow. 76 0...62 • 72 •.. ...»• • Dalt, Ddla. pre dorm • Prins 75 0...•• 0 D. lank 70 0... W • WOW Walsaxd, Da. 64 0...72 • La r li =f iii l 44 0...64 0 DIM Haft =t i p . at 0...71 0 D. A.aa62L Vide% 107 . 06.43 Op se 01110011,.... =me 0 0 ...0 0 0 •...• aj Sig dry 04...0 Llwallffalp. dry 0 0 3{...0 want dry o 0 ...0 • 0 11...0 lot POW India 0 4 ...0 104 IVIL. Age, dry 0 ..0 • 6 ...0 it S. Asia A. one, par aria. rittia"."-- Itv 6 0 ... 7 • Dra ane. at per M. 1 / 1 =1:11AMIai 15... 0 • «...4 L.. 4 15 6 0... 0 0 FlNO Ca Zi a =ca I 0... 0 Nlearegva,large sad *tad 10 o_l3 0 9 0...10 • I. 11 10...16 • Sepia ll o_l2 15 Red flaadare.....— 3 10... 3 10 e.c.... TALLOW.—TaIIow remains quiat,at our last quo tations. Petenburgh Y. C. co the spot, 46e. ; October to December delivery, 46e. 6d.; separate mouths' delivery, 46e. to 465. 66. HOPE.—WOhO/ 1 122, Ott. 11. The apply of Hope at oat lest steeholmee oteet abluidaot, auk at latiC i pethetkierwhith Om was a Mak demon% both athehooth est somtry dealers ; sad at the does lite day sem bawl esotheethe et the ambers wets the pond or, ths to die dillothy af ie risc h ti r : Hopi w e ashei albs % pothole prod the wee leek thereily dime o r Is Mar, which Were 5 . 25. W. Ist apes the ordloeu paths Re Musa weld be yo bs. The ithy Naha has 16.0001. to 18,0001. The Mewl,' ore the rationt ethee•.—New Woreestafe, u s . t o ; arise. the.; INh. es 40e. ; eheiee, 461. • NW% M. SD No The ameba of psalms weighed to th; area sow. 10/ old, 107. Wasson - Fats, Ogg. 11.—This day, at twelve &dock, the geese was dead spit the is ef wee hat sale hi Psahigew. MONO MOW IMO set yet ire le a mg gift bight hr ode, bet the ma dry . Press the phstadess et= pe s . Ladorws, in tlethers, is Faith, those het picked ire bright sad wry geed then more Tessa* gathered we aissokarod, sad of Wei quality. The quisthr be Ws WIN& the avenge el late pen, every aid Wag hid, sad large pile, err sleeks Is the ars dr ere atoned with tarpaulin's. It is feared by the growers that the wade will be dull, fats there dal a large vaulty of last year's, sad use of 184 e, moss wad. Weleard ef per urt. hdag e kedthe bed guide al sew Ferias ; hr the weed tar ideder, hes 41. to 4L 10e. • old, 41. MlLhum pis fa Ali with are very gAt e a gi e s tdy, ad was, those sea Pushed , ly these frets the dens of His 0186111, Grey, he. There is a seeteer tity else+ gad di Re” for sale, st has V. 4/. per @wt. These hi Beathy, Ihsted, thesdell, How and Kai Fouls, sad ether Alleges, where what es the Hops are n ews, were eassrally good ia gribr,= odour. toll of fragrant titter mad seed ; the pie grid Win hose h. to 4/. per ed. his Mr were gleadtel, sled were offered for isle at about ingot yid Ths a rows have seuly 6,000 peeked*/ thie ; the Tareli ll = 500 ; and than age use theme& dpi sts hem Hi sad auteez egad by ample by the Luis who sawn, did this large Mr: geese the il d u r s. rere eddied sad sartheed at the poises above said, but it is hued many d:11 set dad hayed, Idea it redid rates, To.menew is melted to be the id day. CORN.—BeuceLzy, Oct. 11.—Throngh the cattle fair being held this day, the cora market was all bat blank. The little balms done was at about the rates of last week. BOSTON, 00t. 11.—We have been well supplied with Wheat in oar sarkst to-day, and there has bon a tolerably free Sate, at le. to 2s. decline. Oats may also be quoted dd. per qr. cheaper. Batas t any change in value. Wheat, rod, 46. to 61s. ; whits,oa. to Ns. 21s. Baas, Ms. to 40e. Oats, 16s. to Carouser'', Oct. 11.—We had a fair supply of What sad Barley to-day. Old white net with a ready sale, at fully tha prises of lag market-day, but then was little in quiry he the saw, white hangs !warily on hand. Other Wi llies in s/ow dented, at about the pekes of last market day. Whist, old, Ns. to 110 e. ; now, 48s. to 645. Barley, 30• to 36• Oats, 20e. to 24a. Baena, 40s. to 42• Pow 40s, to 42e. Thar, 40e. to 41a. pot suic 11.4asewoura, Oct. wu in very odium, 'tradition ; bat lab dignities wee mositestad by either buyers er wan W des basins. We site the trade parti cularly gm Issigh k 'apply, end a fair &mad ITALY. By the Italia* sails we have received the Turin journals sad esnespradenoe of the 7th. The follow ing eineuniseisalies, glinted at Brescia, and addressed to the Avast Lune, by Gen. Maszuchel i. is given : " His Majesty, wishing well to the inhabitants of the Lombardo-Venetian kingdom, even to the detriment of his own states, has accepted the Anglo-French me diation on the following basis :—I. The liberty of the press ; 2. The National Guard ; 3. National function aries ; 4. National troop, ; 8. Evacuation of Italy by all but Italian soldiers; 6. The surrender of the fort:lsere ; 7. Separate administration, under a viceroy of the arebduceil family ; 8. An annual visit from the em peror •, 9. In ass of invasion, the aid of an army of 100,0002=u." — The falsehood of this absurd document is trans by the it is Turin jo u accord rnals ingly treated ea an impudent Eif Cbrrere Mercantile of Genoa, of the Bth, an nounces the arrivd, at Amon* on the 29th ult., of the French steamer Ocean. Capt. Fahre, with 29,000mus tete, ordered by the Provisional Government of Venice, 85 volunteers from Lombardy, and a chest of mosey for that city. By a decree of the 29th ult. the Pope has estab lished two telegraphic lines in his dates ; one from Rome to Ferrara by Aucoos, and Bologna, and an other from Rome to Civita Vecchia. A credit of 72,000 fr. is opened to the Minister of Public Works for the purpose. TuscoirT.--The Cbrritro Iforowstilo of Goma of the ilkit Molest hem private esereopesdese• tha law derstaties eIM by to the Cheri Dube bed es tamed. The Mel isionmed the veggie N. met id bodes the tows Mese of Loiters dist they bed obleirod • ambito mare. esd the roveseiles of the ee -1 tresedlesey pawn whorl ea the Webby. As tor the se i v ef • powear she be seem ylebie to the peep* illeguisika bid 0 taw ye. drift Naos. •71111riesad per AM m' esd seseyesd, osiriVe Toss bed essoomeol es ea of tin Illeefelyel Owed beta. enned. sad the Maimed Geer' boleg agonised, sad Ids aerobe Wag only mamma proviimay. STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER. 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Maria Amnesia:Diehl* 2; Watmfdd, 1; D dee, 1 ; Guernsey, Ge., 1; Preach, 1; Flanden,M land, 1. LoNnon,Oet. 11.—Wind this day at noon, N.W, mode rato breese„ end Sae, deer. dry weather. Dud, Oct. 11. —N. N. W., fresh. Arrived : John Lins, Mares; Superior, Rio Janairo, end sidled for Rotterdam; Ron, and Zmobia, St. Jo h n's, N.B. • Bad of Durham, and Columbia*, River St. Lawman; Shields, and sailed for the Cape of Good Rope. aiter — M from the river and ailed : Welke, Trinidad. Bina : Can. deka, Adelaide, B.A ; Margaret, Crylea ; Tams, St Helena; Rasperse, and Comma, Rio Janeiro; Amigos, Demerara ; Velocity, Imam ; Pearl, New York. Livzzsoot, Oct. 10.—Arrived: Rover, Riceibecato. 11th, Patriot, Wanda ; Diana, Bombay ; Kale, Ma z atlan; Rich mond, Buenos Ayres ; G. A. H*ey, and Gawnians, Charleston ; Bums, Baltimore ; Berlin, Philadelphia ; Gown of the West, New York ; St. Jahn's, N.B. Sailed: Weadock, Shanglid ; Onseld, Calcutta; Lan don, Bombay; Reward, Aries; Gorge Olen, Para; Pet, Rio Janeiro ; Elisabeth, Bahia' Si. Themen's ; p Savannah; Elisabeth, New Europe, Philade ; Bush Sands (st.), Liverpool, and Symmetry, ' New Yak; R. C. Whither,. Banda; Leemaksiow, John's, New Brunedisk ; Sophie , Prises Edward's Island ; Dove, Newfoandland. Ors KAROLTS, Oct. U.—Arrived : Gladiator, New Vac. RAIIIIO.IIIII, Oct. 11.—Belled: MU* Pernambuco. Oss Doves, Oct. 11.—Arrived: Warburton, St. John's, New Brasserie& Coyne, Oct. 11.—Arrived: Archimedes, and Robert, Rio Imam. PLYMITIII, Oct. 11 —pia, Labrador. Belled: Desire of Northuderland, Poet Phi ip; Williaa Bromism, Biwa Leese. FALMOUTH, Oct. 11.—Arrived : Aurora, Rio Grande. COMMERCIAL k MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o' Clog:h.—We have a rather decided change in the funds this morning, the market being more firm and prima on the rise. Consols are now &or s, 11 4 14 to 1, both for maey and time. Reduced I ex-dividend. Thee-and-a-Cluarter per Cents., 841 to 1 ex-dividend. Bank Stock, 188 to 190 ex-dividend. Exchequer Bills, 33e. to 36e. prem. In foreign securities we have scarcely any ahem, tion to notice. Mexican are 191 to 1. Pe ruvian, 31 to 3. Brazilian, 72 to 4. Milian, 82 to 4. Danish, 66 to 9. Dutch Teroand.a-lielf per Conte., 44 to 61 ; the Fours, 681 to 91. Madan, 99 to 100. Spanish Fives, 11 to 1; the Threes, 22/ to 81; Pamirs, 21 to 3/. Portuguese, 23/ to 41. Vesessels, 14 to 16. The foreign market is quite inactive, and with little demand, except in Mexican Bonds. 113141L10U Nat Steck 1.1110 s dig 3 pot 3 tor Ot ol. Oar. Amt., 243 # 4 per Ct. Amid= 41 po Ot. 114/3. BIT%PORitION F 33 per Oast Otte, par OL Bessillas 143," 33 4 14464 n 6 =l. Pomo Ayres 13111.. 20 I Ditto Oelosb. 5 &1 1 11., Cambia. Pievadell 84L.13 I !jar a. RIR* 4_6 ft p r oi. P.m g:t ear FUNDS. lir Cart Cow tar Azg, 11 areinfe °l" rir ts Ns. pie. MID& per I O. Oros& 11 II gl iha."wltilk (I pm ft. Pemba M.. 11 Ea u ra gu trili t h is 11 Ise MIN% MilbDefamed raidie * 01. Visaed' , *IS visaed& Defareedi RAILWAYS.—The ratan market, in some in stenos% is better, as in the our of North Stafford', Gnat Northern', &c., which have been beard ex , tensively. Old storks are rather heavy. London end North Westerns, 102 to 4; Great Western, 18 to 16 die.; Midlands, 75 to 7 ; North Stafford", 71 dlr. ; Great Northern., 13& to !di& Niwourns, Oat. 10.—The weather hes wain aweestd sa wasittled appearaaes • yesterday we had several ban' rain. semi to day there have been bequest 'houses, allot malt godly interfere with caritas. At our market this anew- lag we had a ammiente show of Wheat boat the growers, Ow whisk literates of this day seltaiaht were Plalisel, bit to tube pew= k teeth wonky qualities it wee to submit te - a otheolea of le. per v., bat the d a = eat oohed to hotim whisk was hell "kb moidi dematia and la ablit • I* beim wee dean; Ades Stettin rod rashes 67e. to 11111. Riarkaft, ; mad Sato* up to SOL ; ell wood Ms. per Wad. la Firm there wee mot week peaks& eat the sheep, if say, was rather ht favour at the tower. le Bye, Berm. sad POW lit le souring, .lthough ark artiste Right ow easier term. Dlaltiai Barley awl Waft bow In the Wet bought tura cheaper. Malt sold ea fe/ly as WO ism& In Oats we bare liWs variation to sot& R 011701114 O. 11.—We ka,s today suer very dell market Ear Wiser, moot these oldie first qualities, which said at Lit week's trier. Wrest, 40.. to 601.; Barley, 304. to M.; irlediar, Mc to 29a. ; Oast, 20s. to 276 ; Bras, 27t. to 3th. ;Peas, Mr to Ns. ; Rio, Sts. tolls. ; Tarte, lb. to per beard. Brazes°, Oct. 10.-Our market this day was well sup plied with Wheat ; as the weather bas been wet, sunplen come to hand vary tadoendlitimsed. Thee* we. some anxiety to bay dry samples, at fall pekes, by our millers and mer chants, that we sasy_sell llama quite squid to last week. Oats lad week, say 144. per skew he new, 11d. to Ia for old. Old Beans Is. mars . Returns for the week ending Ws day:-2,518 qrs. waist, 46a. Ild. ; 365 qrs. Oats, 161. 104. ; 194 qrs. Beans, 395. 9d. Doaux Oct. 10.-The supplies to our market this day were nisei lose than we have had lately ; prices of Wheat, Oats, Barley, end Oatmeal were fully maintained. Indian Corn wee, however, heavy, and in sem isetances Is. per qr. lower. The fol lowing was the currency for new stain Wheat, white, new, 26e. to 30..; red, 245. to 299. per Mike. Oats. 10s. to 12a. par 19611 a. Barley, 16a. to 18e. per 2241b5. Bert, 12s. 6d. to 14e. par 2241t0. Rapeseed, 245. to 265. per 2241 b. Indian Com 345. to Us. per 480Ibe. Oatmeal, 13e. to 13e. 6d. per cw t. Flour, seemeds, 17s. to 18s. per ewe. BILFAST. Oat. 9.—The snakes have loon modereoly 'applied since Friday. Wheat sells at the redaction of 3d. Otis and Oatmeal am the bra in _Strom of seUers, and Bar ley is dull at larvae: Flom Wheat from 10s. to 120. 24. ; Oats, 6a. to 7s. Barbey, 7s. to Bs. ; and Oatmeal, 10s 6d. to 17a. per ewt. Indian Corn sells at an &drawn of 2s. 6d., and is is moderate demand. CHEESE—WITHILL FAIR, Oct. 11.—The 'apply Irma good, and trade van fair, bat then wu very little old 'bun he We that 'old at high figures ; the bast new cheese at from Is. to 2a. per cwt. higher than at Readieg fair. Double &morsels and Glouoisten, at from 54a. to 60s. per cwt.; esoond-rate and North Wilts, 50s. to 54s ; bzst single, 465. to 48s. ; Cowards, 42.. to 555. About one-half was sold. Ike co' —3 , lerns.Cooper sad Davie report the following quotation: Moo Itootiow &h. to no 1a1i......40.g0 6c4. I mew.. 34t. 0 30 . 1at0ri0r........50 , to C3a Moor .. to 931 HAY. CATTLE, Ms.—Beeline: FAIR, Oct. 11.—We ha 2o di e roci supply of Hones of all descriptions. Roadsters of quality fetched from 201. to 461., and draught bon to 351. There woo a andante show of homed cattle, for which nosh lower prices were obtained. Csuczzirrii, Oct. 11.—We had a good supply of fat stack this day ; there bring man y buyers, the market proved brisk. Than Wag more demand for store Pigs at this season in Enrpeas were mid at bitter prima. Beef, fat sad prime, cl a Ao 4s. 4d. • Warier sorts, 3e. 4d. to 3s. Bd. ; Lamb, 4s. U. to to. 4d. ; Boathdown Mutton, 4s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. ; Veld, 4s. 4d. to 41. 13d. ; Pork, 4a. Bd. to be. ; fat Hogs, 41. 4d. Ito 4s. dd. by the stoma of Mb. by the elleill. COCIANNOOTZ AND KESWICK FAIRS, TUDIDAT AND WNDNISDAT.— These great Michaslmu fain for the North of Ragland were well attended and liberally supplied, 'spo okily for the former, at which there sou • numerous of breeders and dealer' from the Border. C id b al est stock of Cows, of superior kind', made in some butanes', 201.; ot her animals, 81. to 121. The short-kens at full average rates; some black Cattle was In pod request, bat at • dollies la price. Young Bulls, from 101 to 121. Boma Ike BUNS wore shown ; prier for pun breed varying to 601. ; good farm Horses, from 181. to lgL; %Bowan, In pekes semiltioa,—fully last year's terms. Monatela Ponies, item 41. to 81. ; seam well-paired, 121. = ar t Cookarmonth ale at higher rates ; Cheviots and skean in fa mann, and on better terns, swYtg in of the wester season. Keswick fair err sompariou with Coekermauth, bat a Wga amown7r — brodeses wee due. Elam, Out. 11.Thil market was a dull one. Of the very ihnited up* there was an almost entire absence of the prime disedone of welluado-up and large kle fat Berlkelm, sad prise wither Sheep. Fat Bullocks were bought fir 9e. 6d. per more. Butchers' Calves were sufkkat for the demand, at from lid. to W. per lb. Sheep brought on the average sd. to 3d. per lb. Of Mae Sheep, Noma *ethers were sold at 365. to 395. a-piece • and soma store Ewes at 30s. to Mc The show of IRMO lade was Am, bat sold ao better than ether dandle ewe of stock. Limns, Oat. 11.—These was a thin supply of Cattle at our whet this asereing, aad, h the show was sown, many were driven awe) , unsold, the slakes beieg anomaly fist. Of Sheep, the show was good, ye, the she was not lams. Good Best realised from 6d. to bed. per lb. Mutton,M. to 13ed. ---- - - - - Lamour, Oet. 11.—A vary swell supply, both of fat Boasts sad Sheep; doseaad, dell. sad no alteration In prices. Bost, 61. ed. to 7s. per stone. Mabee, we, ed. to 6id. ; nether, M. Lamb, 7d. per lb. Very few store Cattle offering; demand good for Sheep, at rather better prices. B. rather lower. ROXTORD, Oat. 11.—The trade for lean stock was good for those of floe quality, while inferior sorts were difficult of sale. The fat stank mid quit* as well as last week, Beef being about Ed. per dome dearer. Beef. 3.. ed. to 4s. nd.; Mutant, as. to 4s. 81. ; Laub, 4s. to 4s. &L ; Veal, 3s. Bd. to 41. 4d. ; Pork, 31. 10s. to 4s. 101. Bornutz, Oct. 11.-Oar Inds Mod much the sums as liltweek. Beef made from 2s. 44. to 4.. 2d. Mutton, 3..105. to 6.. Veal, 3a. 6d. to 4.. Bd. Pork, 3.. 46. to 4s. Bd., per stoned BTh.. sinking the offal. Wmutru., Oct. 11.-There eron a very large quantity of lain Cattle fee asic son sting of Devon., Herefords, runt., short hum , limash. Wok, Irish, and foreign. The beet largo wee sold tolerably well, though at lee. money than was Ant asked by at lad 11. per head. The small being 10s. each lower, but one-half sold. The top prices were from 131. to 141. each; second quality, 111 to 121. • good rough Scotch, 91. to 101.; the best North Wein; 81. ; 61. to 71. ; poor Irish, 71. to 81. ; foreign, from 41. to 61.; Cows, either bolt short-horns or Alder ney., sold at fair prices; from 161. to 161. top per' .seared-rats, 131. to 141.; Heifen in•calf, 131. to 161.; small, 101. to 111. Horses wen in great number.. Some Imo animals sold at 140 Vkilal the pair for carriage work. Hunters at OW. to 701. ; gig and best riding, 401. to 461.; modest. H 801. to 361. ; second-rate, 201. to 261. ; cobs, 161. to 201. ; the bat Suffolk and north country cut, con trast, dray, or p :Lricultand Horses, from four to sr: year. old, wait at high - - - - PALXIIII oCTOBRIL Taxer..—The last for obsession of these important trysts oonuesnoed on Monday, with the sale of Sheep. The number exhibited was Omit the average, eepeetlairif bleak-heed. The demand good, and sales were men seeded than at the September tryst, at a coml. datable nace upon the prime for good Ithelpfned Ewes and Mothers, they liming taken the lead in the early part of the day, owing in a great measure to the favourable ap • of the turnip mops in the Lothians and south of ; and cat seamed et the buyers Ming more num nea than was Widget* seven' bad been disappointed in getting their eseegleamate, eo that this market may with safety be ease a very fair one, the beat proof being that about three o'clock the hole was sold. Cheviot Withers Mesabi hem 2k. to 31s. Bd. ; the Immo penes being akin gis, to Its. Chartist Ewes sold from to 235. the memo pins being item 18s. to M. Black ford Withers said from Ma. le Ige., the average rates being 21.. to 235. Black. seal Ewes sassed from Wa. to lie., for which there mesa good knead, realising from 29. 6d. to to 3s. ahead upon the best demariptica trim last market. The Cattle market was held an Temday, October 10; there wee • didieleney of the tonal number shown here at this mason, principally of ehort-hoened end polled Beata. The North and WeetHisblanders main tuned Mart their average. Buyers wen, as in the Sheep market, pretty ammons, bat from the prises demanded by the owners, males were not se briskly effected w have been mama& Highland Hahn wen in demL Upon the whole this must be allowed to be a pretty geed market for hlead Banta. The advance upon Heifers and Scots was Wowed to be from 109. to 16e. a-head higher than at last moth's apt, mad tally more than that sue from the ocenspeading market last year. We add • few of the priasipal make effaced to-day. Mr. Wil. lima Gerdes Olealint, a lot of two-year-old quays, at 61.16.. ; Mr. I. Bain, Banfhhin, two-year•old Heifers, 51. ; Mt. WHiredy, Aberdeseshire, two.yemold Toys, 61.75. ; mean lot, two.yeer- old sots, 71. 10s. ,• Mr. li'lliregor • lot of three-rEci am ld We rt Highbad Heifer., g li tird w i r l i . e :D. Campbell, ~ Ciarrow, a lot of thawyear elg Hates, at 81. • Mr. , Perthshire, one lot of plied sloth threopiar-olde, 131. 10a.; another, at 131.5 a. BaLurramoz Fan, Oar. 9.—The following is a faller account of the remit of this fair than that published by re yesterday. The great annual fair of '4B is now over, and the despondency with which the agricultural eaminalty of all dames awaited its approaM, has given pierse to rakes& askew, and remrakened hope. At this day's fair the quality of the stock exhibited being ter the mot part the property of the poorest clan of haven, was very halledar te the previews day's, bat, tang this fate mosidemllm, the pekes were folly se good. Store llar two eh% mid at heat 61. to 81., and were page o good klaill o r t = y eshie brought hem 81. to 41.10 a ; sheep eta realised prim averaging Le.:zood these of y loth hot the greater number kir Weems Ka wry peer &wham, sad remained easeid. The kW men bashed is won mether horpts, whisk were rapidly bought up rat aura liens, and there is no death but they A maim high prime helm hag. Mitch eows and tgdagom Mods maket,but at rather low geraree, as the vas my hire - Pip told tolerably well, but they here Idles mingimably within the Ist three or for weeks. A hrge mobs, et beam were expered for tale, bet they were amellyef a ervelebollsoMptien, and few h u ms It may be said of the Yea paseally, from rag to end, that it was a hr beam am dian wee ex pected by any, and with the melte of whisk ea have good amen to be alleged. For Yesterday's markets as last pap. The media to Irk* Iforlit - itnerlia. end Ile United katee, will be node op sans necise ot the Mk Ott. The Wirt loin Wain mending heralds, Nuns, Manama, Mew Odeon nel Mczne, sal ieohidine node tor if ig a ddH aul t n aL realannamesen Mew Granada, Chill, sad Pere, will Mm in no asks neen% i l is 17th Oet. The milk kr Vim lib" Monks, Celia, and Mealier will be mile an ths et the Ilth On. selle la , Mahn Green the lonian Inane, Man Eleslen IlespiLiss sad Chine, via Boatheop. r' enlhe nib epos the needer Ike Itith Oct. endsed along min eta MeneMse te the Mediterranean Wm. Vars. ElneMenk be, will be made as CA the 41 the 2 llee mnia ter 1t eon Wales, Van Diensa's Lead, and New Deka will be made up ea the melee et the Mat Oct. Mae mails lx the Meet Gant et Akin sad Malkin will be ands ap ea *amens tithe hist Oct. Its oohsßr Media, the Wank, ant luau Aynn will be node ep an the snake elks 4th Nov. SIDS MAWS AT LONDON BRIMS. Teal Dav —ll/eflas. II .01.. ram I i AParras.4l Ws. pa I. T........—mmum5. II min wt 2; AMMO.% 23 Ms. Ban 2 . LONDON. THURSDAY. OCT. 12. IT is the Englishman's boast that he enjoys to their fullest extent the privileges of citizen 2. Let him wander when he will throughout the len and breadth of the land, he finds everywhere an i ity of things done for him. His comfort, his protection, the free dom of his actions, the security of his property, the facilities for the traneaction of his business, have all been made the subject of anxious forethought. There is no place so secluded or so insignificant where he will not find himself in the presence of some one of the institutions of the country, and indebted to it for assistance or guardianship. In rural districts there are level roads and massive bridges, churches, poorhouses, and prisons. In the cities there are streets paved and drained,with lamps burning all night and policemen to frighten the pickpockets. Wharfs are ready prepared for his merchandise, markets for his parchment, and justice courts to settle his quarrels. And if he pleases also to settle himself, he will find Nat for the established householder there are other blessings in store; some of them appertaining to matters of personal advantage ; others possessing a less intrinsic vales, but still belonging to an order of civic pomp and ceremonial, whereat the heart of a " free burgess" will seldom refuse to expand. Far all these benefits, whether substantial or showy, the central government can claim no gratitude. The civic wreath must redoubt upon civic brows. Over all things belonging to local administration—that is, over all those incidents that come nearest to the homes and businesses, and interests of men—the local autho rities maintain a jealous supervision. The interference of the general legislature is allowed to mourn only the permissive form. Acts of parliament may determine the outline of the municipal constitution, but they must not interfere with the details of municipal go vernment, nor control, even by aiding, the municipal expenditure. Each town and disUkt asserts the right of full discretion over its own intereate. Measures are to be planned, works executed, patronage enjoyed, and money raised upon the spot. The extent in which this last privilege is exercised is, indeed, some what startling. When we come to sum up the multi farious items that (=PM the aggregate of what is called " local taxation;' we find tUt fi swells almost to a parity with the amount expended upon the government and defence of the country. Not less fteen millions sterling are calculated to be thus levied and appropriated every year. Without mentioning those duties which, as we have intimated, pewees rather an artistic than an econo mical value, the importance of the services entrusted to local superintendence can hardly be over-estimated. Nor are its functions less various than important. Judicial authority is exercised in criminal cues over charges that require mentenoes of prolonged transpor tation, and in civil actions over a wide range of ques tions, involving the more ordinary, and therefore the more exigent, controversies that arise between man and man in the course of liminess. A legislative power exists in every municipality to determine the forms and persons in and by which its affairs are to be managed, and the interests of a multitude of indi viduals made co-ordinate with the prosperity of the corporate body. As public economists the guardians who wield the practical administration of the poor-law hold no slight control over the tariff of labour-wages, and can increase or diminish, by a large per oembo, the profits of the agriculturalists and the rent of the landlords. And, as as executive, the officials of innumerable local boards are encountered at evuy turn ; sometimes in their capacity of inspectors and custodians, but more often in the unwelcome charac ter of tax-gatherers, armed with some undeniable authority for the cotection of rate or cue. The cata logue of minor jurisdictions is far too long for us to attempt an enumeration. Upon one head alone—that of the turnpike roads—we learn from a late return that the highroads of England and Wales, extending over 22,326 miles, are divided among no less than 1,108 separate "treats," each of which possesses con siderable influence over the convenience of its own neighbourhood. In some of the growing suburbs of the metropolis, the inhabitants suffer much annoyance from the restriction put by the turnpike trustees to the* range of the publics conveyances. There are instances where the cost of building a series of mode rate-sized dwellings has been enhanced as much as 501. or 601. per house by the mere tell paid upon the carriage of the material. The due performance of functions so wide as those we have described meet demand, one would think, an administrative system constructed according to the most approved models. The very spirit of the con stitution requires that powers so extensive should only be consigned to i ndi viduals after the ordeal of a popular election, and with their authority carefully defined, and their responsibility to the constituency never permitted to fall into abeyance. The discretion of raising and spending such enormous sums should never be made independent of control by the groat body of confriltuabks ; and common sense will tell ag how much efficiency and economy may be ensured by establishing order and uniformity throughout the executive and the financial mechanism of local govern ment. The very contrary to this in the fact. Machinery more cumbrous and complex it is difficult to conceive; and even the appearance of responsibility is ignored by a large majority of the local authorities. every set of duties has its superintending " board," with a staff of officials, place of meeting, and train of executive wheelwork all to itself. For poor rates, church rates, and county rates, highways, canals, markets, newen, police, watchmen, paving and lighting, publics waterworks, parish firs-engines, with a long list of etceteras, there is pretty generally a separate body of commissioners, with one set of offioars to advise, an other to obey, sad a third to collect the rates. The inevitable consequence is, that the duties of each are ill understood, and often worse performed, at an ex pense far beyond the neoss m y charge for the works done. And when, as not frequently happens, the jurisdiction of two or more of these small authorities ceases into collision, the interests of the ratepayers are sacrificed, and their funds wasted in the profitless assertion of their respective dignities by the disputing boards. As for responsibility, it becomes non-exist ent for any practical purpose—having vanished through infinite subdivision ; whilst the questions of finance appear to cause far less trouble and dis cord to a pariah or a township than they ordi narily do to governments themselves. The House of Commons cannot be accused of a too close-fisted grasp of the publicpursei but it dis plays absolute avarice in comparison with the off hand liberality with which small bodies of men. almost self-appointed, will deal with funds contribute d in their district, but designed for services not less public than those of the Treasury chest. As the poor law commissioners observed in one of their reports, Revenues equal to those of some of the larger Ger man principalities are left to be administered,by pro miacuous assemblages, called open vestries." According to the evidence of a well-informsd witness examined before the committee appointed to inquire into the " Burdens upon real property,"no fewer than " twenty-four rates are shown to exist by law, and fifty-four species of officers have the imposition, and administration of them." The number of official he proiseeds to estimate at more than 180,000; but explains that this calculation is only approximative, and may possibly require to be reduced, "seeing that many of these offices are held by one and the same person." To this we may add that a large number of the officials above enumerated perform their duties gratuitously. But this, we apprehend, is of little benefit to the ratepayers. Honorary ser vice is of necessity independent, irresponsible, and too often irregular, and the question, after all, of most importance is how to get the vast and venom work properly done. Economy of performance, though by no means to be overlooked, is but the reoond °ow& &ration. Consolidation of collection among the nu merous varieties of amemment will lead to consider- jj l ii 1 . 1 I A I .1 Yt ; tt. e Pa tale 112 Ova.. 01 • ity.vlk