The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-19 00:00:00

. ,• • a i ITT for ENCOURAGEMENT et Aft and 10111/I,O I TrIIIIIL &WAN* Adefft-Vai fi. SSW MUSS LISS Br Irk 6•••4 rise do= its • A•lst. ID . 1. A dil l: W aif lt=ir 0. I.* is , •• Sopa la I1rMIIlt0sI•- •l• 1• , I. " IMIDLINIII AIWA. 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Arm LAMM. of east f00d... 0f 101110 I . y w oo bboolooo Is /Mr& liamlitratrass ars so •• **warm brwraded to tbs lksloser bows ea et gm lid maw./ TurrJas v. Ihrbows. cIiOHLTON HIGH SCHOOL, Dover4trest, sad Momford Week Montan on Meant Pomona—W. l MOIMAW3I. LLD.. M.O.P. wed M0...1 . ;=% 4 10 ..4. Tarim of Chaolouo—Mo. P. C. gi rlorm! ?oaf Toni Mods Mr. H. foo A do.: Mot—lff.MooMtrow zro .Morlima Tailor of Dabs& 64.--loommat glirioar. pasenta Maw ...... .... Sastre alma pow ma Ma; IP . l af*Ar MOW .... lei. y d . : rrowbobelowsper saw O hio Ard . I Onkeburam...... ch in oi, • iTinstremismirogr rs. 0 . &mi d 0. 0 0 maims IWierhe i rk Preach, &whoa weal aradea= 4 = llll l. ae sid ie n . the eberSe et mew bier itenes• . i mins. as Wows The only roew draw Otter theache sad —Ti mi d Ike opwrtarla wok ter the we of etalloorry, tire to the alma ; aad tour& the aebe had. Exerehe ~..; arrow waereele, . are "awed h e acowelting to ikerwsol. rperarb pals le mind ea the renewal of a papa marawhed Iwo bees ereetral Is t:., bled swami rat ISMallie d.h = oloi; an4srowt Wm y will to waist horonaltaapr, ra t lb ov hs d o itiontasce t. non nine he gado e, emits= two he dew ell Towlay. Tbu a r:l%, sad Eridat ; sad tows Mee I. Mb* and .& .by. lis mod cannon comma...y*oW • The Vanities, we bas— si a i isirm• : 1 I June 111 to Juts IL ti .j r 4 1 221 1 0 In. 1 P,P. — a - ,.??:.° (biwiert. 4 . , ~ allaelrel to the wheal aimed . 4 1 4 4,:= 4".. the0 lee " et . 9 "i teort 7l, ol. 7"Pl".. Tarnee i" : 1111 6a h " ;:alnees '. l'n prr ail laain i ; 374 I:" lir awwwwww too are In maw= lot wobble thine papillate way N ow Whey heaneettos to shwas ereab4 hems la as eleven& Imam a the whoul-coarro. A Pether ressenobee that We leadows het se Wad te Owl lb WWI 1.. kw ma)* as to rale la s itbia ew awl alms i r yealedpe• to pat Mon the eight wag et lownelog Wed t la „week he Imo a Waal to I."—John Lois " • MI6 aaaarailat Mai. &hlm and thleelon liar the de:117.1 ". ,44tk.... li t t p=ittnr a :: belloWlea to to :=l. le the le= reiti l 2 I ; WM eallivale. foriern ow lbe mewl ler tawasire. lie . pm act ea the sad et Ibis aril Itandedie. and s r t rt =tettle. Wela mat holplowt bY br Wert/ . toward. Mad Psalm= et imader. miss isionadon dispel jr . beraltel. ird the DAM /IS aa orb devehh by olocallea Oa canes et swear...ewe oz TRW Illiala la AS MIAOW : tharnewat dorms. ....... w i ld,. Amb . war, the. WA Ageblewee, Ithaelly,.. - b laaa. caw e e m.& prowaray ; Owneerfe Tear ; =mew ls et Mewls. Mier Ilia u hue Jan hells Pa= mtis pewwd etZellea. a wain awl so plosimaty la lha poem ea eds' :Liss awl the seetway awl ewe 4PI haeodedip waseeptatWa Min Oallfaa. ass rat—WM Itaellakhaela& aismoso. 4w ildm". hiliku rs" . __ , jie lli rel . t= W a r...L'"Z I= i walla . am vat' /Aide. Xmas Chrentkier ir — f;21416,11711ng& kw& Si... sad ; Seaset aril Yeasilirs. Writi ng thmetic ; gm = wip; littoral 1114,07 ; : Primate : ad - Mews armor. lbw Thlrol.—Latln and Itededlast iv. eawe Mat EA:a toe., au Traralation : Vuoul,. to Or of s ut.t.. and Y.:terra...a ta Cuourodtion ; . libersoaa VZ.......werb. Sabring pistons, Trawl:Wog llearthen Ilad i t: oenleued ; Marry ,_Ocogranby. Anoint rod ta --rtskianit : and We arm Tria7lplea Of 01. af.kaa. =4.stt . aural ebilroopley ; Itanulacturbwhis ; Illtillst : Yd Vocal Made. fora Manisa. Clew lowlb.—Orrek sod LOY aisles Vaal. sad Etrialew . Groat and lowan Au:' unties; Swam ara Mardi Owe, and Compared= llbeeltds Claeutno and • BMW el Karl-b Loungers. whhllletehnron : thortalltrell brio. heoo ctry, Analytical aled Integral CelculX l l%Clierniutry , Nataisl ; • I teetwolls Pflote.ll, ha ; and 11 otinunaleel .; *wk. Ancient II 'wow and .of the and , MEM pia; d : l4l2lB=e 56. 1seleee; plis asi i r. 6 - 1 - I S 4 e i * . pe=llll . lr iw illrseled I be b to " e d q uil t i 6. Ilits =la lii . -- onet gel % It; two was. Thew • at lima MU albetaalalf• at mtr Ai l lg ; otaisl att l itte ; llgikara EL ~.. alsolyar Is see a s* bean: a teethe ark biliateaff .rdor.ll he made la Jamey. eerton LI beastliest Wu mas Would opmenee the wheal ewe et s. wells* Paw. Ma. •se ma so bp ma It or beta=s dieted ho whoola lo spowbeal and eery 14.... anew ; and the NOW W wawa W. now tame le amend tor the dendepoweet at NS Naar WO akat w te .44. not Woe; —equable. set piallai—eadowbli, snle werawaw. the dia4atlas fro sialntonsed with bardwowe la And et word 111Walwo h not taconelatlble with libelous ; awl lbe hew et eider, fee a .so be deathbed In tbeyonew Is OW wpm.. topecially. -aide ow the CO operatlnes of malts. Al lb. ea.., we twat the rapoW tegarddie• of Ile plaelpsl. Waal other ti we it devoted so the wheal ; and the 64 alma. MK sad fourth awe.... rocelve each a daft Woos has lift, qf ase awl • hellduration. Is die say he bass to aowilre awl inatalalai bereft* loanobrdee rd wiry boy*. Welty. hop atlas. 1 1 11 :061.1* Pee% Si fel IS tie jabIITIM WO% NNW et aka Ibreardepa alma thiamine, ere does Zaliteirot .11=t og i tZ alth an to be parent.' are leretwaol lal:Zet waraloraloa ad ii olotmaloss eattendag am to be • =esell i relei WWWwI brat. No oral maw ramrod hese. as Fah, cable masa ems assesa assess Of latem.A. Man 1/:=1: reqUinal. day a review and pads' Wertly urea at sessfasce.--sall es passes See sal S te letsa a wry a stem ea abed Wainer evettp lighter, aloe aloha lire o dock. tat sot barb( des , ours , sad he II owslaw b shwas Moak awl baquest wonwor.lr.dlue walk the aarwete or =et We pralloo. Maras, as. way Irtnitra We drew dewlap an on asocial manatee beim made for that TIN Peddle Amami bumblebees mod Dloartbatiese is tear we bid at Ilidavywner. • An amusement hat bees made salt Mr. ISO, nostlea d the mier nuniir at hit tancentory at the /10711 t miles ninder the medal awe ut err. Ss Mr semi yes Leonine of the yrs oratory waft d as 4. HM Iherp. tle.hmal fur the remptios of theta pule ithair ass el konsitnlre, ditquem•et them for the mere slued Pam der or im t..tcn or elves Mil be the mast est et Se spilt la ada maimlF auras be rm. are MOSS her Ise of sear arm nee intritraterl by n coast's e the Sid arliCte des ism Smiler to the raw or In the menufaeturd elmia Tie lemes MaraOr 5.5 to Wuntratei. es tar or poreible. stihmos. Sees Mr amtm. k se Set the our areteathaa are he arldramea tOrt st ar sagas the sr. WESTMLNBTICB HOSPITAL, Braid Bona wary. 'waft Werambearr Abb. 7.—Ender Has phi fre TIN QUEZWiI Mesa Preelket Ilnlsses_. Her efsirty the {WHEN IIoWAOHI. HALM the Duke et C.I 41 tall DOH IL r. ii. the barber. of HE IM Parterrr—fl.. once the Dune of XI/ ItTIIU xmLAND. The ;Crewel:lW Harlin] war th , Sri In this kdsPeus suliblided Idd Mewled ti odseted eenteihntlenr. It Ms Wed kroblelllnent to a w lvurim that Wind 111. 1 1 .11 %1e lenwelins Nab/ retemk, town Ins example immi are a enre lid Ike bare tee Yule dna In *MU In ibe kortr awl laid MO Pod d .__II In stroinurly nerewery 110 Wen MO the Wm. billseelm einielen male by the .leir pot, alio meet* remit W oe Ps Immilde tenktblehlrbee.l. ban Dues sd Pete sr do dr= le preded kr ICA diellests. but lis ismdlles de diseudded le reds didedies so NW disinsidg 04 semi see essi de end el a sedisled senuel Imam Is mid Om Ss Vistsl ß imi lm i l it ag &p b a. hes orremi. ft s: mei Tn 1 tram dr assed g ut= puled. rle WM sod made to Zullq ua lrirl issiddis asimpre ides ids Ism st . rue 0 issieds to *Ws Hie nnideneneta lli reAVoll orZrd debt leuesdhadeel to re pubis kr eillPerd ii@edids ...e.17.71121-r,r4=:=.*:,..m l %lc .. am *finjz rber:elr Ibllese ell i l 1 rr ibscie ir a lbal u tnt nit the Ikeeetari. at 11 M, ... _ _ _ Ahem. et is c ia zrazde. did pauf:- " • •••Hodedideds od speeed Y. J. WiMreeeretary. AtNOCIATION tar tb. AID sad BENEFIT al DIUMINOKIMII alid MILLIS killl.-oMas. 1.1. Mai. Melba "Is . 2 . 12 l a i ro . Qom ADCLAIDL It Non. Lord AdULIST. " M a ri &=-1 411 .-4 ---- 2 A kids.. = ‘. ..rk w War* pc dim. le wren is ..... s 41:-...- as Plut i re . gine ' cut thus is% s= " it . _..4. 3 ....,„........,.......w.......... 4: ... at Anociatice. S. anon* Imil Mom la mos saw _ r kik Is neve mon ss sessiss IS alb ail= i tr amp B. and sidiumoo rams k —...—. Mrs oldial. a book kw Inna wart al dr MN" an arimnand idioms at rem. pour al poi 4us 111 Wiwi ton of sisossor mos Os Isiellistrat i WHINY sislisils. simblb la thew mow ft Ind bush* bus isielibbol. b MOH Pomo tlik holm Emma elk srdso al Ma ea ilift WlßPH:si 1tt.... Embus sif!bs sow Iss • el Jani•aple mid le= lbw Ofeetalvest• llama H N it, lAsHosurg =Alt. & ... ... b i a# allirri ch laz w ... at SI le owls _ GUMMI. Ilinamy SMAANY. 6 0 W L ANDir -- — . ii ARTICLES. * lostatar Immo 011 Jr piper* tri IN tlaluMbiLippinkftze= me , ftre Ittot imi l art au= IttabodW= ZuteltoglitentSaftmob, lift attrills et ea ariulte emi= Its mos at by is Via eiTh'`=" 4 l, W i te fon reln -11 414 tub i B,- EDSTRAW; sail ie ad CHlLDR ailless% EN'S Oal 001 E. L S 111 :=. 0. 1 1 1 4 . 11grV A ri" • ~- liM os ama rits "Iv ?m sk -41 1 X" e l , sma isi n"""l‘ so In. II: Irleg li 10116. •—• =7; IP ' m 2 who fag. awns to swe inter bed. v . ..... glitiftles at mil tinisesseignellie, mg ft Wdbilrest. 1/111 ~ 010010 6 'o- .... ......______ NEW LlCilit—By Royal Lotion Paten_ CLAIIIII MAYON OIL LIMP-11s VA . Me estortyrula sow ems. nem Sena Wks r il vesEared i of Pr: Ire= iheibq Me rogrirel ter yomm e a l a s t i rplue. sod tar orouL d are ireaj oi rwe im ctMa.b.—RICHVi CLAIM 111014 ear WNW, aat trove Wartime Arida. lin POTATO DUIRi ARNSBI2I).—The 61..LW" VaCßlFiju i Ptizzt Aisemea te rea tr y : . ft pm. 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C. brags. • rows. a Yahoo Z . /Z.104 bbi - az:L bolo • _ id I= lb l4_Z item. bles.-E so" by I* uaarb. istrao.'"' blobi / Nowt MEOW _ _ ilea. MoralOW irk Casa Llth S•1 1 13 1831 ' 4". A MIL J. IL Lisa a.."110 884 1S of 11 .1 .0. W , or. Es4“4 arm A. Lat.'s.. I. ONO. Or L UM. a lassamast. Po* aim nit WOW ✓1•01. lbe XV. Orag l46 • WelaY.l.2o 01410 , " NEWS FROM PARIS. REPORTED FLIGHT OF THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA. PARIS, MOWDLT, 630 rat.. I am assured that intelligence was received this afternoon by the government, that the Emperor of Austria has been obliged to ear@ Vienna, and seek misty by flight. ilt s alma reported on the Bourse that Charles Albert has prepared to bombard Genoa. Although it as generslly ----mimed certain that the geouraumat hes given sp all idea of peOsesueser the aZief tel oommirseries,wh:ch re ceived so a cheek is the Amenably on Saturday, the Bien Paige to-day says : If we wists , belk vs $ joernal which is said to receive the scafldened of General Camiguin, the he his chief of the resistive government has decided to execute the measure on his own responsibility. This revelation would be grave; it vocal twin- all into question. We have sufficient ow:dunes in the prude's:is of the government to be eouviseett that it will take the wish of the National As. ably seriously into ameast, and It will not throw the republic into a political crisis which all good citizen' are milieus to avoid. It is now said, that the object of sending the coin nisaaries into the departments, was to excite the population to applaud the nomination of General Oavaignac as Brat President of the Itepublic. It is reported that General Cavaignae . said to-day, " Tai donut des gages a Partin; je vats i present fairs marcher la revolution!" A report is current that the majority of the As sembly, disapproving of the influence exercised by M. Meerut over General Cavaignac, will, at the expi ration of the month,-vote fur M. Defame. In that case M. Hamad will be named to the ministry, ac cording to some, in place of M. Sensed, who wishes to ' retire, and. according to others, in place of M. Butide, who is in ill-health. A numerous meeting of the partisans of Cabot, Rupail, and Thor., was held last evening in the Salle dee Concerts Spectacles on the Boulevard, and it was attended by a great many women. To enable the latter to be present, notwithstanding the decree of the National Assembly, the meeting was called and 11Ploctarded as a " Reunion Electorale," instead of " Club Social," the usual designation of the gather ings in that place. Sines writing the above, I hay.• received letters from the interior, and fart h er information as to what is going on in the capital. Everything indicates the sudden and even unexpected rise of Bonapartism. Besides Paris, it appears that Prince Louis has been proposed with favourable prrspects in four depart ments, namely, the North, the Yunne, the Moselle, and Corsica. I also that fifty agents have left Lyons to propagate his candii.ateship in the countries of the Rhone, and it is said that ne has been or will be also proposed in the departments of the Orne and the Charente. The prefect of police , mentioned to-day in the As sembly that Prince Louis was certain of his election in Paris, and that his colleagues would probably be the communist candidates; he added that, contrary to what was expected, Marshal Bugeaud would be left in a minority. An order has been sent to Lyons, that a division of the army of the Alps shall hold itself in readiness to march at a moment's notice. An incident occurred on Saturday night at the Opera Comique, which was strongly significative of the state of public feeling in Paris at this moment. The piece per:ormed was Amber's opera of " Hay des." One of the characters (Domenico) exclaims, in the 3rd act, "II nous taut nn summit% !" These words excited instantly an electrical effect. The audience, with one consent, burst into shouts of applause, which . was renewed three several times. The 12th regiment of the line, which manifested loss discontent and insubordination, has been ordered to march Irma Paris in twenty-four hours. In the Chamber to-day the debit. on the constitu tion was motioned. The discuseion commenced with the Bth article, which abolishes the punishment of death for political offences. An amendment was proposed to extend the abolition to all crime what soever. This was rejected by 498 votes against 216. After the rejection of some other amendments the article was voted. The 6th article, abolishing slavery, was like wise voted. The 7th article, relative to the religions acknow ledged by the state, was next proposed, and six aniendmetts were proposed upon it, the first of which *posed the entire impression of the article, so that the constitution would contain 40 acknowledgment of rel*ica. This was supported by M. Pierre L!rotm, in a speech which he read from a most volammais MSS. The ameadment Was rected absent turusimously, mid the Int paragraph of je the ar ticle Was adopted. T'he dir maim was proceeding when our reporter eland his despatches. Pais BOI7III.—RITIRST OT TEE Wsai.—Tbe salmisser Ilmsals twit tide wok s very /MOW step, whisk assides et lite isms, sad immediate!, ==refees odaidlase xr the aeir Irma sal • =CMS mina Rlrk I r o Ci n al. arm Awl Nl* Ct. Pa& AMA, abut. per Omsk, tim 01 Om. Aar.. *3 astlW., 19a to M. pew. RAILWAYS. —ha share market has shown greater iirmneu this maning, both in the older and newer lines. We now quote London and North Western", 108 to 10; Midlands, 83 to 3; Eastern Counties, 13 ; South Eutaw, 231 to! ; do. Qrs., 81 to / ; Caledonians,l9e to 1; North Stafford', ffi dis.; Great Northers', 11 to 10/ dis. SALES INTECTZD UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Telmer@ wire he &ogle Wet DOSS.) Wm., Weber & Dudley, 14 La Is IL Weirsildrde,ll a Chiedoefte, Miateed. 13 4 Do. Kew 1 Prig 2 Do. SOL Oros. Para, 10 Ent Ayala W. let 4 per OWL 16.11416, 67 14 Prot. N. alt. 111 ez „ dig Imehent Lathe, IS 111 Ds. CU" 4 1 „ Do. New O. 6 pr Cent, 61 De. Thhdr • Do. Northers 110 gaiters 6 per N. Ihelbreldre. Coat, 0 Oohed. Wee. & Ler., 104 West NattillS, Ohms and We g Oran North or Inks& New Neregelare Mars, 464 1111 Sole Welers N ao. , 164 i Greet Waters Ors 13f 16 De. 141 Do. Was, De. Thhib No. 4, 1 . 1 Do. New 171.. 91 Yob , Ewe. & Ber. Na• I Lamb. rad Toeirali,(New Goat. (Twat end News), 111 1= rod lhatersll, 41 Ds. 1416. (News Ss amnst). 14A Bright, wad Wei/ Omit, Do. O. N. E. Per., 7` 164 Tat and N. 41141sed, 14 Los. It N. Welters, 110‘ Do. PreL, 10 Do. FMK II Do. 10L, 11. C, Do. R. & Rs., 26i 6 Paris & Lyons 4i LIVERPOOL SALES, 811 , 11:11m IL The market yr • shads bet Dir., lan., & Chart 311. oh., et d of ,i 20 Do. Prof., d Great Wearers CIFL• 5 5 Lem. & Yorke. 211. oh, NI Los. & N. Waters, 106( Do. New Ore, Ws. lid. IILANCIISITSI BA Treametioas w few, N. Stabodebbs, 7-16 a Bbelf , t Lla. MOAN 71 d Do. Pre. 94.166. $4 Do. Bobo% 91 101 d & Z. & Dow 1.4. 4, 81 York, Dew., sod Bern. (G. N. E. var. d per Cent), Id - - L 1 eariumisa Is hat prior were rather Ibmw. I S. Data DOW, No. 4.4 11.14 • - !Isr!slosa . 111. Thera was a good amnia wan still mach &messed. Amb„ Nat, and BOMB. Ifs. d Dlr., Maly.. St Val., 41 N. Olaltardalgre, d LEEDS SALES The sham market was a bosiame only was transacted. Great Northam, II d Now Mirka, 2111 of bus - seams dOZI, bat prim Ikrara. k 111 r. (A),111. 168.9 d. 7 d Do. (B) sb.fd.d Woo. lltdos,l,4ls. 3d. dirmadsz t Ira) minuted, mad a slight N. British Thirds. A. Ils. d Hamm SALM Sernmesa la. The mark( t wss very Arm, and but for the disinedinstion of holders to sell at present rates, a somewhat large amount of business would ham been dons. 014114 Wasters New, 3$ j d YORK BALES, gammon 12. Ilek, News., 13 &Kw. Es. No. 1, Gnat N le. W. 13$ 14 North &Web 11 Do. (O.N.E. Per.), ri 7 Do. Qrs., 4$ York It N. Yid. Ig. it W. Is., 23 PRODUCE.—MINCII4O-LaNE, Half-past Two.— The public sales of Sugar have exceeded the demand ; and, although importer give some support to the market by buy ing in the sale", they are again progresein in favour of the purchase's. They omelet at 160 Inds. larbadom, 6,000 bag. Banana, and 300 bags Bengal. The relined market continues depressed, and a shade lower prices are q uoted ; lump", Me. to 624—Coffee: The public sans, which are whet' large. are going off without any material alteration.—Rice: 2,300 bags Madras were offern ; the in porton submitted to a decline of 3d.. and all sold with some degree of spirit at the does ; pinky Madras, Vs. M. to 10s., in equal quaaticies ; cargo, Bs. Bd. to ita —Bun dull.—Cot ton inactive.-Bpins wi th out alteration.—Tea steady.—ln other articles uo alteration, but a general heaviness pervades the market. PRICER CURRENT. = i re ;Tr; PAUD. - W. P.bw4.3.7.. 61.334, St Millserk Grey 36 0...66 lLm ...... 37 6...40 Memalkeet. brows 29 0.. 36 0...34 1 40 0...42 1 iladn'4ll4 TOM aso u Midis 37 ..44 r• s p Si 0..13 34 6..37 Clum and whits 39 0...37 gollued, Hambro' 3l 0...37 Loup 49 0...31 Oornm. goad. Wok lad* ortll 23 40 0 G airy Fisa. Otylmi.pod «d 4 17 6.,. 34 0 Ytr ortiteetry 32 0... Si 0 49 0... 60 0 /sO4l 6...71 0 =l. br nth •=gme SS 0...46 0 -I Fa 21 0.,. 36 0 Tim, at per lb. etneisoonsica 0 0 ... 0 7 Emmet per est. amp! white l6 ,6 14 0 COMP ll 0... 9 6 hmli and Yoga& 10 AL- 13 0 tz L ekuuld .—l7 0.. 31 u n • 42 0 Smarm. gam at per gall. Leeward bland Prout 1 7 ... 0 0 Dimersra. 11 to SS per cent ..6OP 6 Jemmies. 30 to 36 gee cent. P. 4 Favourite mails 4 ..... 4 Broady. Ist grafi oplaita, d.p. 10 ... 0 Setae Web lO ... 0 Fur., per tee. 433 0...40 St. PMeneurg, 9 Med 0 0 0 Osiallt pal Yiembit SO 0...60 Pigs. No. 1. SI 0 7-1 7 1100 • 4 . ... 0 0 Cargo atCardWhar 0 0...-11 0 Swedish lO 16 u 0 LW:, at par Um. Mrs. t 16 10 . 0 0 Nast 17 4 • 0 Bare lO 15... 0 0 Meat t.. red or misdeal 18 10_ 0 0 a• 162 l4 4 1 n; pas 123 imp. sal. d.p. Ugh, OW, pale 2B 0... 0 straw 23 0.. 0 brown 14 pilaw- 00 it.o4 1 TO C.. 0 a far* Mader 70 0..,79 Ord. 94 0.. 0 South Sic IS 0.-27 Olive,o42lpoil.p.tcs 48 • 0 Oxoa Nat 40 0-Al 68 4 UP. peas per tea 27 0_ 0 Unwed 22 10.., 0 Programs% pre ewt. Battar—Cork, Ist... Si 0...0 4dis SS 0 90 Sea 0 0... 0 Thalia. but 0 0...0 do 74 o_7o Curlew, 78 0..84 Newry. Waberhord„ 74 0..:00 164 Las. per .* . • Prime • 0 • Port, relate se w TO o_Bo Bassit.PertrLerk • se Do., Belfast Bacon, " Waterford, a c K ew4 00 0.,.70 0 —0 0 Lard =P rrik 48 0-70 0 W do Ditto Bladder AtastisanAutyp 62 0_72 0 Muss. Ox sad Cow, at per lb. B. A. and 11. Video, Zed Os.4d O. So 0 t 3‘...0 34 Dr t: 1,17 0 0 0 ...0.0 0 L i ma& drY Vaip. dry 0 31...0 Wart India, dry._ 0 0 _ 0 i o Haw at par lam. ilt.PoWnhamalsaaael 0...31 I muds* 10 0... 0 Salt do 29 0... 0 Shim 32 0 .13 crataltat pus Kaallla 33 0...37 Zast India le 0...23 13sistoy le 0...24 lota Tor, at per cwt. Sawa 4O 0 . 0 Straits Om. In Nadu, 73 0... 0 lion, at par ton. El 12 ZO 18 . 2..Az0, dry 0 ...0 ...0 13...t0re5, pro Mass* ditto 6 0 ... 1 • Drs Wawa, at pa too. trbli m o3 ftra d s asmsios...o 13... 4 0 ...... 4 lE.. 4 10 Csimpsooby 6 0... 11 0 roado,kmaks 6 0... 0 Nicarspd, Isms sod • solid 10 0...111 • Bm.u. 9 0...10 • 13 0...1 t • tiepin Minas 11 0...1$ • Red Brasil ... 11 0..60 • SITs. TALLOW.—The market is very firm, both on the spot and to arr:ve. The delivery for yesterday alone was 495 nuke. The statement that 14,000 casks, belonging to the family of a defeated Ruskin, would be detained In St. Petersburg, is repeated in letters received yesterday, and generally believed. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 48s. ; October to December delivery, 475. t3d. • separate months' delivery, 475. 9d.to 48s. ; January to Mar ch delivery, 4311.3 d. to 48s. 6d. POTATOES.—Csausm—Rather a short supply of Potatoes; prices were a shade higher, from 4d. to 4yd. per Mose of 141 b. Laws.—A moderate supply, which met a madly sale at the following prices, :haws, 6d. to 64a. ; Princes, 7d. to 81d., wholesale; retail, 8.1. to 9d. per score of 211 b. &MI/MLA:IL—Now that the corn mops are nearly sU secured, the mit thing the tannin will be bury with will be the getting up of the Potatoes. At yet, those brought to market have been of the early kinds, few, if any, cf the late, for storing , having b tried; and, from all we an Mom, they are, in gecerel, likely to turn out not only sound, bat a prolific mop, and of good quality. Present prime, from 6d. to Bd. per stone. CORK—Arrivals at the granaries by the Eastern ' Counties Railway, for the week ending Sept. 16: Malt Whist Darby .... .... . $l6 " Maar 7610 its. Oats CAYIIIIIOII, Sept. 16.—Ttis supply of Wheat wss equal to the demand, and pre ma unaltered from last week. Wheat, red, 62e. to 645.; white, 664 Barley, 34a. to L6s. Beans, 2138. Peas, 40.. to 425. Oats, 20s. to 255. CIIINCUTIIII, Sept. 18.—At to-day's market we were liberally supplied with Wheat, prices of which are well main tained, with the torn dearer for old. Baxley in small sopply, with a good inquiry for beat descriptions. Oats and Beans menses satins, at lee rates. Wheat, 121 to 141. 61. par load. Barley, 30s. to Ws. per qr. Oats, 235. to 291. Beans, 445. to 465. DoNCMITIL fitpt. 16.—The market this morning yes modirately iupplied with old sad pew Wheat. Fine fresh otti sold at ed. ad's& e ; ordiauy qualities end new fetched last week's prices, with a steady saki. Oats an almost no minal, bat to effect Isles slight macessioas an made. Banta weltered. Fine new Barley in &naiad at higher sues ; C4g qualities as before. Wheat, sew, 18s. to 21s. ; tine, , old, 19s. to 211. ; nos, 22a. • Blisadeorn, 141. to 175.; doe, lea. Rye 12s . to 134 ; 14L Beans, 13s. to 14s. ; Is., les. ed. frees, 13s. to 14s. ; white, 14s. to 15e. per three bushels . Osts, 20s. to 225. ; floe, 235. to Us. ; old, 21s. to . ; tine, 245. to 25e. Barley, 30s. to Va. ; flee malting, Ws. to 375. per qr. Btrinntonorl Sept. 11k—foyer; could not named in irai li yin t r i f:assilses with the best wads of Wheat without ' ea advance of 24. per qr. on the fir= of Lit week. cry was dose in any ether kind at con, sod prises nay be quoted the nes as kat week. KINDLL, Sept. 16.—We bad bat a short apply of pain, which warns disposed of at the peen dazed. Ms anther daring the past week has bees newt favorable. - - - • - 44 - - - Lamas:Ka, &pt. 16 —Nottrithotsadiai a otattlaaaresi dad karma wstither, together with a wsli•storkod sautat, oar dirmars oldidaad kr old Whoa* lam Is. to Is. 6d. ed. vanes writ the prior of this day deaaight. Oatmeal sot so meek is doodad. Old Wheat, per lead at 2801b5., 37.. 6d. ; now, Sla. Id Meal, per 2401b5.. old. Rs. dd.; one, 325. 6d. - - - LLCMS; &pt. 16.—Oar beet Naples of Wheat fully supported lot week's rate., and in some Whom Is. per qr. advance was realised. Oats, 2s. to IL per qr. advance. Earley sad Beer witheat alteration. Wheat, 62e. to 685.; de, 80e. Barley, Sts. to Us. Beane, 425. to 465. Oats, 28s. to 30s. per quarter. Flour, fine, ela ; wands, 38s. ; thirds, 371. re wk.! Vie (forti; 613.] LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPT. l9, 1848. !THREEPENCE. the hinders of the Lyons eartitlentes were authorised to pay up their reandeime iastalmenta on reeeiving a dimming of 4 per mat. The effeet of such • measure, abruptly deelared, in the midst of • Bourse u It was on Friday, after greet peas had Mss taken to persuade the public tau the Isamu, had same beds In hied that it regu'red, may easily be laweetwed. The tell peadtked as Friday was so sadden, that it would almost of asesseity be followed by &little change is the better, and wetly on Saturday matters looked - a Side triter, end the way now eels. It was ima gined that this would feces less steak on the market than was at Snit supposed. Many holders of 6 per cents. ' have trammed est of thst stock into the Loan, for the ex poses purples of buries the advantage of the delayed instal seats, sad it Isom thereforevery prerable that seaman a temp tation as 4 per sent , is mown such below the comsat rate et so is w ould In them to slier thelr mane. With the of Fridsy's Baum wa , shishagicatd, the has been sae of moat °moist, monotony. Vary little bestow was demo ; almost toasty body was occupied with dee 01111116914. jostles. In the meantime ' the pessentry, many of whom had left their houses, not so much from fear of the military and polies u the apprehension of being forced into the ranks of the insurgents, are rapidly returning ; field occupations are being re sumed, and the country is fact manning its wonted appearance. PM latest version of the • ts' proceedings states that on Saturday the rebels bad moved from the Comeraoh mountains, in the county of Water ford, units the Buie into the county Tipperary. In their progress they attacked the hones of a Mr. lishessy, who resulted them effectually, but is said to hem dangerously wounded as to leave no hope of his recovery. They next proceeded to Kilsheelan, where, having plundered all the farm-houses in the vicinity, they moved towards Slievenamon mountain, whither they were pursued by a police force from (Unmet. sm. It— New Lass,— • Muss psi Cants, 441 • The nor Orals. NI _LA Lam: 724 ; Four; beest; 177143 . 11 4 4 • 10 1 k 130. 1142, 711 : Incest, • Ds. TsposaiLs. • 1114041 n 701 71; Boman Lois, ; Tressur. 38{. Fars. IOU; uning. as London. 30 dim LI le 3. *WS 34 373 sun. Luswass.—Tarts sod thins% GU 71; Paris sad Ronan, 430; and Hams •Agnon sao ‘strseilss. 700; t•tsis beers sod Salk ; Vie 231 IS Awes. SM. OM. WY, --; fisedewsz, 311 33; Nat* 117 71. LAW INTELLIGENCE.—( No Dee.) CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Tae CUARTIOT PRISONERL—h 'wee notified this lemming, at the Old Bailey, that Die vitamin' in the cue of the Coultas reared with a Menipmethin eensphsey will go before the trend Jury to-nmeeent steleing at tea o'clock. The trial of Shaw, Anal with is laubis a seditious speech at the Didion-street cheats, is bed he to sorrow morning ITALY. The Piedmontese Gazette, of the 14th, announces the arrival at Turin of Charles Albert on that day. He isms d the following proclamation to tho National Guard : When I pissed myself at the head of the army, which was preparing to Bahl for the sacred cause of Halloo liberty, I scolded to you my family and the capital of the kingdom. The Ilia showed how worthy you w. re of my confidence ; your patriotism proved that you were deserving of the new destinies to which our country L. called. In returning smug you my heart cannot relroia from exprewing to you my af. fatties and gratitude. In these edema mr meat., we she I I give a new proof of the °onward that has 'Listed for so many ages is this soastry between prince and thople ; of that rim med, that mutual a ufidenoe, which will prove UT worthy of the liberty and independence to which I have dedicated my lib, se which all my thoughts, all my cares and efforts are tainalat —Turin, Sept. 14. CIIALLIS ALBIKT. The name journal officially contradicts the state ment contained in the Milan Oasetts of the 4th, that tiiatahal Radetaki had sent to Vienna ten standards taken from the Pirdmontese. After making inquiries in all the regiments, it is found that they all still pre wree the tricoloured standards they had during the campaign. The standards alluded to by tho Malin Oasette might be some of the old suppressed ones, which had been deposited in certain municipalities now in the hands of the Austrian.. At Theis a decree has been published, directing the sobilisatioa of the National Ward of Turin. - The Rissmimento of Tann, of the 14th, contains a prosisinatica from the government of Palermo, an osunsiagthe fall of Messina, after four days' defence,and the amenity in which the Messinians were to abandon their town, became a mass of ruins. It then proceeds to call span tha_psopis for vengeance ; a levy en mime is decreed. " War, thin," it says, " war of extermi satin' against the Bourbons! Messina, Menhir', shall be our war cry; and, recollecting that that heroFc city, whose name will live eternally in history, has suffered dad( to be destroyed and reduced to ashes, without consenting to any condition., without treating with the enemy, our courage, like that of the Merainians, will become fury." Farther accounts add that the reported defection of Catania from the Sicilian camp is fable. The Piedroontae Genett• of the 14th publishes telegraphic dispatches, stating that the A 7 esuviu; steamer had been ordered by the Sicilian government to land troops at Milazzo"; that the Neapolitan troops that had advanced from Messina had been repulsed on the Bth, and that the government had ordered the immediate formation 1 of sewn corps, via. ' at Milne°, Taormina, Catania, Symms, Owgenti. Trapani, and Palermo. All the armed dares are divided into national guard, troop, mei ewmgaulkof eras; voluntary mg and paid seumbees, - ftiaw the summand of tae 8M °Seen of the island. The French ships on the Italian maws are the following:—The Fnedland, Ocean, &wends Jemnsapes, and Inflexible ' men-of-war , and the De scartes *team- frigate, under Rear-Admiral Trehonart, at Palermo; the Jupiter man-of-war, the Psyche frigate, and the Asmodee steam-frigate, in the Adriatic; the Hercules man-of-war, and the Panama steam-frigate, at Messina; the Pomona and Solon, at Naples; the Pluton steam-corvette, at Ischia, under the orders of Rear-Admiral Baudin. The Genoa Gazette of the 13. h has the following : a A highly respectable party had some few days since an interview with M. &Aide at Paris, who stated that Austria had accepted the mediation of France and England, but that he much doubted if she would accept the propositions of France,. which would pre vent a single Austrian *oldie:renaming on the Hellen aide of the Alps. If Austria should refs's, France would impose this condition by its army, which was ready to enter Italy. France had taken Ceps with the great powers that they should remain neater, and that a general war should not be the consequence. It could only be a war between France and Austria. M. Betide thought the question would be settled in a fort night, and he reckoned much on the internal dissensions of Austria and the sympathies for France in Ger many. If the other powers do not approve the arrangements of France, she would proclium a war of nations and nationalities, and the absolutists and dos • pots would thus run to certain ruin. France (he observed) could not be safe or prosperous if Italy were not free, and that she ought to arm herself to be ready for all eventualities. AUSTRIA. ALARMING ACCOUNTS FROM VIENNA. Since the receipt of intelligence which will be found in another page, we have a letter from Vienna, written late in the afternoon of the 13th, at which hour the most serious apprehensions were entertained far the safety of the Austrian capital. Our corres pondentsays " The rioters have renewed their attaoks, and that the streets are filled with people. The Hungarians, republicans and legitimists, are said to be each dietributing money, in the hope of gaining ground by a general rising. The national guards are mustering; 25,000 men have already as sembled; they promise to guarantee order. The Minister of War has declared that he will no longer restrain the military, who are furious. The Univer sity is presehiag the overthrow of the ministry, and calling spoor the people to arm. A republic is every where talked of. Tbs National Amembly is en per issome.. Barricades are being erected, and we ex ' peel a bloody conflict to-night. Sines the foregoing was in type, intelligence has reached at, by Electric Telegraph Company's exprese, from Vienna, up to the morning of the 14th. The previous night bad passed off without any serious Wham RUSSlA.—Letter from St. Petersburg eassimes that the =arrive of the Grand Duke Cooommti_ne, sommg ma of the empower , is to be eelabemed ea *. Sled Matast. Tie ceremony will tabs place to the Pekes GI Peterhof', bat without any pomp. The mew" hes hooded over the ram whisk a more mopillsest etmeem wed' have cod to the rommittee hewed to emit the trfisus MI orpLase of these who ham ham vietime to the theism. The am letter Mateo that the =mina stay had bees emeidembly Menus& 210,010 iout d the morn bees dead MO active prise. The Maly of oaks or the gememeast Orel. air of • Mg he polwrill lirestedmese Is the M i t MUM pates& IR et 300.0011 elver Toshio the . or hie sew army. The assome Me aWm of maw to the nobles, at the mein time rdipiii thedhp. son to the amalgams of the laholdtoMo st the OM, who have lately offered Tram a Iloilo malapatisc IRELAND. DUBLIN, monnay. The sseessle resolved this seeable from the same of the lets disherheemses is the South, amour in repre senting these abide to be free from everything like inmerrestisesey imevement. It would of coarse be impossible to mud all at mos • state of reset tisnclaillitP a =lemie still madam dm& ai•- ••Ohatieg arakkgable qrlit tbs lespenmen OM brown. and authorities me well @pea thole bask, we may bops, am many days. to find aim made amesable to SECOND EDITION. From Ms GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. 'WAR-0171M eery. 19. Royal Bret. anon" Ouarde—Brevet-Malar ForeWer, to be major, by per , with toe rank of llest,ooL In the army, rke walthotbo rets. ; I.faat 11. D. Treayroy, to bo apt , by per., rise FORIACT Oornet J. Rrant (rilize.lassc) to be bout., by our., Ate Trek's, ; J. W. Bllliagtva, pat., to be obrapt, by pa:, vice Wont. - Laid pro/t -3 . Port pot, to be ear, by par., vise Cierb son. app. quartermaster. 2nd F.-I.lrut. C. E. Thornton to be opt, by par., via, Pryee, who rt.; km C. Nuke, to be beet, by par., vice ; J. gent., lo be eas., by par., vice darn. 9th P.—Bre...Nary A. Barna, tabs Drier, by par., vies Thome, who ret • Lieut. 0. IL Haws, to be ear day par., vies Borne yea H. B. 1401,110, to be trot, by per, vise Hem; J. L. Ilinreby, gent, to be tea, by par., vies Braorne. lath . T. it....1e, gent, Leer,be wither par., roe Lena= . who 79th P.—Liest. T. Andorran, to be opt, without par., vice Cur, ; Ens. P. A. cinestioy, to ba lieut., vile Andreas; J. T. Outer: Om(„ to be am, vise Quarry. 40th F.—Cept. A..llazwell, to be audor, by par., vies Campbell, who rets.; Lieut. J. H. Anwar, to be rapt., by par., vice Maxwell ; Eno. B. Neville to be Beat., by par., ate Albcay; A. C. N. B. Part, gent, to be ens., ley liar., ore Neville. 47th P.—Lkat. IL C. Ladder, to be car., by par., vies Orem, who fairs; Pas. W. H Dorman, to be Beet, by per, vies (adder ; T. 1.. Roberts, gent, to be race., by per., via Longetere. 50th P.—Brev. Liset.Col. P. J. rout, to be iteat.cet, by per., rico Anderson, who rot,. BEM MaJUt W. L. Tudor, to be =Ow, by par. ! vies Peat ; Lieut. FL J. Frempten, to be eapt, by per, sloe Tiror • Ms. W. Belies, by to peber Bout., by par., vies Presepten ; T. arra, gent., to ~ vice oei Plod be ems, IL de Rimy Pigott, to be Nest, by per., vies Lod A. Cheraidt, who rt.; _,I. *rot, gent, to be aka, by par., vice Pigott. 3 rd W. 1 . Rmanton, meat., to be =a, wither per., vise Browne, whose app. bee bre canosikd. Hoorrrat Brarv—Arlet —oarg. to the /hem A. J. Doke, M.D. to be suit aura of Ur lierand elms, vice Broureell, doormat. Berner.—Lista.-Cal. IL Bristow, h..p. 30th Y., to be eel. In the way; Capt. P. C. tattoo, of the resins Neg., to be rape la the Er: India. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Tows CHARLES Beane= Strand, caner and edit, Sept. IS. ABRAHAM HOLMES, MOZOingbllll, Yorkshire, wonted spinner, Sept. IL BANKRUPTS. RICHARD OAT, Dover, mallard MaIIaSOINSIT. SHADILLCH aussorc, Sere., Hallam Bedsle, Tab/Aire, farmer. ISAAC MIEN, Islington, taypooling manufacturer. STSTHIN GILDIRT FRTHAN, Rye, Susses, wine MIT chant. Bowmen Poosoon, Norwich, modeller. HIRST MOSILRY and JAMES BILSRAZON MORPRT, Derby, carters. WILLIAM WATSON, Codnar-park, Derbyshire, inn keeper. Jonx HozArio CHARLTON, Hales Owen, Woresstenhire, tail.,,. Swat YAM, men., Cohon, Staffordshire, corn merchant. RICHARD MOTU, Parma, Cornwall, ironmonger. JOHN RENDIA and EDWARD RRNDRR, York, talon. WILLIAM CIIONDSOR, W Lastaidate, wimobirt, Jaw= DuctwouTs, OS , Lancashire, provlsioul dueler. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. TRONA. PA.IIIIIBON, GI Jew, apiriudealer. TllO3lllll Tummy, Glasgow manufacturer. J 01124 ROB 6111110 N, Leith, e t dueler. GeOllOlE HINDIRSON, Lei , clothier. 'AMU SIT N, Olaagow, groom. JAMBS PATIIWN, and WU.LIAN ALLAN TOII/111, Gas gow, thread manufacturers. JA3414 131:611ELL and Vitt.itam Boxisniza, Olugow, cotton spinners. Two EMIGRATION MEETINGS Win bald last nig ht. One toot Awe at the Educational InstltuW, Great 8 olk street, Southwark, and was Wended to explain the piste of the " Canadian Land and Railway Association ;" the 'mond was a Dwelt!! el the" Westminster Working Man's Rad. ration Club, ' and itt promoters impressed on those presses the great and attain rewards that wait on indt.stry In Canada and Australia. STATE OF THE WIN (Br Elocerw Fund Mimi To NINS wind and weather at the widener Lowden PI E.... Soggy Aimee* &B....Very dm Birmingtum N.L...Very cloddy Bradford ..Very line Brandon ...11.1.W...Pine Cambridge 8.&W....1fine Chelmsford. E...../ouly Oteeterfleid S. —Fine Chestetford .. Pine Cokhester W. ..arm. Crewe S.S. ...Very See Derby Dorchester 5..... /buy East Dwebamß.B.. Pine Sly ...............80w..., Fine Glasgow ... Fine Glauceeter Gallen W. . Mae Hertford W..... Plea Hull trawl& II Me Leeds S. row biers, 8.W.... Mae Leith w Cloodi m L 1,22212 IS Very wi IS, nd SeM. IS, 6 Dome, seA. la. 2 pm., wi Farringdos, Sept. Is, 6 p.o AND WEATHER. Triegropi.) 'Cwt TIIIS Momixo the Wooed places were as foiknre Livered ...W 8.W... Very kr I.oweetallo 8 Hazy Namearor . &by L Very flee Keebaressb ....8 71. as Newark, W....lery tre Newmark* N Hwe Norreatat... ILL Very am Nottlagbar....W Nand& & ...I The las Petorbard ...8 && Ras 81.8 Exlikr Nom... Pure 81dres B.B. ... 71as Btelaka4 W. .. Very Mr lioarbroptaa 8.8 ... Fir. Flas Tamwortli .. &W Vary Aar Wakefield ILE— Very Wirer* 8.6... Fir York Very Ise W. timely. rind w.& W. ; Ilse. tad N.; bud. a., stud N.N.W. ; vry las. SHIPPING. MAILS AIIRIVID.—DubIin, 2; Waterford, 1; Donaghs dee, 1 ; Guernsey and Jersey, 1; French, 1. LONDON, Sept. 19.—Wind this day at noon, 8.5.8.; light airs, and fine. Dora, Sept. 18.—N. to N.B.—Arrived from the river and sailed : Lord Auckland, Hobart Town ; Morley Penang ; Oriental Queen, Mauritius ; Sophia, Madras ; Jane, 8:. Ilebnia ; California, and Kingston, St. John's, 14.8.• Elisa Harris, Cardi ff aLd Fernand* Po. Sailed : Astra:, Surinam. On DOTER, Sept 18.—Castle Lachlan, Jamaica. Faimcnrra, Sept. 18.—Variable.—Off Port: Industrious, Pernambuco. I Baurroi, Sept. 18.—W.S.W.—Arrived: Liverpool, An ' lig"' COMMERCIAL & MARKETS. MONEY MARK. 'f & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o' Mek.—The funds are a shade in advance this morning, and apparently firm, but with a quiet market, and tew transactions. A feeling of uneasi ness evidently prevails in the Clty about the uncertain state of political afLirs in France, and on the Csatinent generally, and the more de cided events in which they may chance to issue. Bat for the anxiety eseisquent there is reason to infer that, with the pement easiness of money, public securities might Improve more sabstantially. We quote Consols now 88 to for money, 88/ to 1 for time. Exchequer Bills, 29e. to 325. prem. Oor foreign market remains in the same pismire state es before, with advices from oontinental money marts calculated only to depress it. Dutch Two-and-a. Half per Cents. are nominally 444 to b 1; the Fours, 70/ to 11. Belgian, 70 to 2. Emden, 98 to 100. Danish, 68 to 72. Spanish Thee, 11/ to 12; the Threes, 221 to 31; Passive, 21 to 3/. Portuguese lower, at 21 to 2. Buenos Ayres, 21 to S. Mexican, 16/ to 17. Chili= are in advance, at 86 to 8. Breslin, 74 to B.___ t011‘1,311 rOL MOO= me ..11Alia l idL ed 4F per s war= ie... 744 1164413 3 as k 41 1da. 1 1,11 , 1•11; 114, 11. 11 , 44., n 3 IS 80.. 13 24 in r or C t•L NO& rt 1 1 471 4 4mM NM* 0404.1131 I 111111/5. t o per 003. Gram& Dail 11i L'i II per 01 Willoss. li a. prie Panewlma 1 /I II rl l e % s i le • OIT 3 lior =a a IWileulivada."-.ki t p ==ti 26:2411 RICHICOND Or 01.11181111), Sept. 16. —Ws had a largo supply of grain this morning. Wheat sold from 6s. to 8s ; Osta. 3. 94. to 3s. 4d.; Barley, 4s. 3d. to 41. 6.1. ; Beaus, 4s. 6d. to 81. 3d. per Imam'. BEIZIRIIIIIMIT, Sept. 16.—Our market was well attended, but the inferior new Wheat commanded but little attention, whilst dry new and old told freely u follows: Wheat, n e w, 6s. 6d. to 7e. Id.; old, 78. 4d. to Ts. 9d. Oats, new, 2s. 6d. to 2s. 9d. • old, 3s. to 3s. 6d. Bath y, new, 4e. 13d. to 43.10 d. per imp. bushel. Teumoorw, Sept. 16.—We had a fair supply of Wheat, chiefly of the new.crop. The market it very 6rm for all 414=4, without mach alteration in value. A small G rronw Barley at market, which sold at from 31. to 344. per qr. Very little other erain a• mark e t. end prices without alteration. Wheat, old white, Ms. to 635.; rid, Mo. to 56e. ; new, 40s. to 63t. Barley, 344 • Beane, old, 36e. to 40..; Peas, 38e. to 405 .; Oats, 221. to 24. per qr. HOPS.—WoncEsna, Sept. 16.- Business opened to-day for the season. There were about sixty peace?, of mew, the pre duce of the hop gardens of die Worcester &e -lies, which includes Worcestershire, Herefordshire, and Shropshire. The price of new hope here to day may be quoted at 70s. per cwt. In consequence of the fineness of tne weather, pkkieir has been successfully and industriously prosecuted. The Worcester duty is now calved 10,0101. ; and, for the kingdom, it is computed at 20.3,0001. Barms.-The bulk of hops here will not be great. Picaing has commenced, sad she hops are found to be eery small, and net much more than half the mime of those grown in IMO. There appear to be too many Imperfect seeds; In same tft , wide they are leased off very fait. In the best brook.grounda the produce may be about 13 ewe to the sere, and in some of the uplands 8,9, end le tort —Bacatxr.-The bop picking is eeneralty began, but enough hr mat yet bra dose to oilman opt.= of the cro p i f the sa=rde not she'll's baskonte, the quality of the hope may be tiaperice to die growth of lan year. Thu. far they weigh se well as we seekipated, which proms that they e stain a ' = deal of " sandhog." The redly mead samples which net been Wood by the wind., at disease, will n probably be eagerly maids after by the njeculaten a end th—limoss.-The hop plaiting in this milehboarhuod is nearly mural. There appears to be • good quantity, whi:e they eke IMO telerably well so he as we is at proem able to judge.— lases end Beneing-The bey planed°r see now come to a state ef metority, the =ell commeeted, with fine weather. The come down ereditkei. and in all protnbelity there will good sap. —Banwerumb-the have eomeosecod pinking ce one or two grounds, and it bes sew theme gezereL The recent heavy pies base suds the hops of a brown colour. Is some gardens they have of bee ripenad wry hat, sad will no doubt weigh well, as they appear to take abed 70 m o ths cwt., which le celled very wen for the begin...plat fas—aweas.-Hop packing began bare the middle of lest week. It does not yet proceed much ta the embeection of either plolut or planter. The bops are geuerally smell, and le most groan. • hogs teoportke of them acarcely TV =.110,3g not rise le well in the bin, and requires great deal of dry h him th e geld.. there la much empentt aon th; Ink that It I. not thought thy will welsh particularly well. In the few thunces In obi:ht. yidd per sere la, iu mem degree, ascertain. able it le easeiderably Ism than it was *dimmed at a week ago.— Itaernoarecv.-The plane is now become geocral in this quarter s sal the Wakeful onaplaint is that the hope are small and rise badly. More than the usual quantity of bushels are required this year to toe ewt la ease instate. It has taken ss many es one hundred.— Swgower.-The picking has commenced, and will this week become CisThe both mos down wexcellent condition, and should this e l. rarm weather continue, we shall realise our premed of a full crop. We call the duty 2110,0out.—Fteresinto. We are 'Wrier a general commencement of hop pick ing today (18th. We have sot let heard bow they as to 1 h some down but we are inelioed to think that moretheee the weal numbed will be required to the cwt—Hoar moessx.-Packlog will be genera: here in a day or two. In douse thetamses the hops have been bound to weigh torarahly well, but the smapies see anything but lest-rite, owing to the hops being very memo as regards Apnea It I. too early ba give a redder opinion as to the want likely to be grown intl. paella, but we Wien It will he under that of last year.—Eitarromum.-The bop pilaw k new eammemeed and they are as well's was entreipsted. The ssme. In =gelad le be ales. 63 kebabs to the mt. This 11 4 be to thisected, average sonsidexabis more than 7= 111" :" 8.2 .111411111111.1. - The pkkine bee partially mem merid, mei el@ theme gen. ral We welt. The bete geese dews aim well as was expected, la ameamemee of disk mallthe boner than usual at the commenomemet...= IVO Well, about lii bushels to the cwt So that, to path Applelanses. the duty is not estimated too high.— Iharese..-the ememseeed *king en blond.y lest, but the hops did must even dthen fte er le medithei, in consequence of whlch it hes beim Meseithee. - 1.• kw dam, Woking the warm weather wou!d tyro. then. Tema is very little alteration. We have mould, but ea to say exert. We do not anticipate the hops will come deers le ezpoilation.—Notrute.- Picking is mow gem ea k this and MEN ten or a down pockets see already in Leedom lope are certainly heavier sad tester then we ant.- pied Wee weeks ego. There resets to be little complaint, except u .... s to I.6l%—ailmrstax.-The Oddmg has penally commenced, end ' mem immula seem likely to realise our expretations; but In others the meld bee wined to a pitch which enc.. the memory of the Niel Oiler. mad it is and probable mole gardens will Dot have a blie get tato they They are ago very long.-o.oone egemeemed generally last week. At pre.. the ..4.---ftidgir• awe Ant le qu i e tly romp.. with last year, but weigh end we Teri aped. `quality. Them sunny days ripen than to p erkatiesomllthe while mould is only In wet" a high are left amplekoL lbw. this weather matinee, we mey calculate upon au szetheet Miliple.-11sruseneLe.-Hop picking, la many instances. hr mmeassiel, med.@ biome general by the middle at the week. Ms lege Mks well, do net rise well in the bin ; they are, however melikeed le *sigh leheably well to the basheL-.-Ites.-11 leo met leer. so ptheral this week as was sae.- ?err. to the begs not being sureleatly ripe. Those who ye esemeweed o f that they do not dry well, which is ansebag woe if premature picking. At this early stage elith, NS be said dellaltely as to the quality of the crop. We have bond WM they weigh satiathatoelly.--B.zeuser.- phitleg bes p.o.e. ho this neighbourhood. There to a sample.. the bops net bake tips, which is... a ty is diyies. de hr se the mop, the number of bushels is aqua to whet wee Tanana. thaue-Pieldag wee mak ems. la this and ahem* meamady they the ma. Mail" Sere el@ a moth kern erce Miss wee expiate@ bee emems=h udi erbleSilnele ti. ll.4l3. sae heatsoar Se 21... ; they require about eixty th Lthele to the eft., le welder. that a bbe for first picking. We live every maim to believe that Abe Manx duty will be eery beim. Nothing ;can possibly be better to ri,srn the Hops than the velem we are new having. Annexed is a statement of the boy whims is ell probability will be found pretty sear rig ,t, notwith the bade...la which we hear from Kent, as usual : Kent, ply, i Swam hr,Clebi. ; Warmader, 10,00,4.; Yr:them 14,00 10 ?„; Klegekee, heed.; total, 0310,0001.—Wanimmer.- Picking has COlll. used a. will beWM greed by the Nth, the hops that are as yet galkiretherudely hll Wry short or last yeses growth ; they are defi le., bat st Derr we mance furm any very correct Judgment, the dot pleideg arebelng emoidered sea fate uteri:nal The hops are tar hem being rigs. -Sari diverriter.—MareeroNe.-The hoes during the week ben gem on In a most remarkable manlier, their Want of standea asking from thole...kudos of the season rendering thim quite maths to beer up against the revere frosts, turned'ng by the bar.. see of the kit leer days. The consequence has been a and general deterioration, jarticularly among the geldings. We bow Won considerable pains to lay before our readera the Istast inteiligente ma the subject of the cornmencesnent of the picking and its malts, and our best thanks are one to our many Oot deuts for the Informal= the have kindly forwarded. It 1 :71 )°- be sew that pl a t has eery generally °femme:iced, and :hat In nearly emey Instance the bops are reported to come down short in quantity, and in to many miss loferior in quality. The whole plantation may be ski to be is two amps, winch make its treatment a mat ter of difileulty, while the ravages of disease are ve-y peer.. The general avenge as smeared with last yeses anti mem to be estimated at from one-half to two-thirds. Under them dremestanees, if the planters would but universally resolve not to pick the imeldy bops. dame would be better prospect of fair remune. red= le the Iles thin we have lately seen. The duty remnants the pries, edit maid, in most instances, be tar more profitable to the ;dealer to alemfan bin inferior hops, sad reduce the duty, than to pick everythig be grows, good, bad, or indifferent, and tb. re duce thr pies. We would ago urge not only that bid hope shaeld nut be peeked den, hat that the utmost ease and pales should be wed in *kb. eel menaging gaud hope. By th ese moans hop &Wag myth below •mere ptehle pursuit. The elate (lithe weather end reefLeenthegketers have created • panic 111 cm, the basin of the while le rem dos at from 11L.,0001.t0 170,01104 dove to 10S, Lamm-Phideg has coulmenecd in the dimmed gram* vhhk mem Been very badly. Boxter. ATIMSIq fenuimm-Pleldagbee partially conamenced. They name down see-third sliort, and there ere in them parishes tarty wreak. pls. than 'sat year. —Tors r&1121011S. - Picking is now mental,- the thief will net be the* above half of last med.—Tam Bgreem-rlm,g ham mitre amunetaced ; thoerop sedate he cue. third sheet elk. purls Beettletteo. butt. Valence, take the parish anegheet, me mo, this half of lost yearhe crop, say six ewe. WiIIEIOIOIIVAT. fo r Paramus.- Pilling C smelly eimmimm‘ BIBS the crops torn out chest. The beet sorts will ameoge Mine mere than hit of Lai year's.— Tatham - Peels* esaimmised - crop beet and not goon probably not half. bet pmes.—thaulaux, geom.., lonmato. 1 -Picking has waft sememesed, and, as we nave alt skeg tee. dieted, the be. mi. Ins etre much wad. wh.t even the unean. pine set Naha limy garden CMOS down abort. Aunt two thirds cited peel deft eft more, will be awns this year In this dietrict. We eel the way much overeat.—Ewer Paciciux.- Packing genet.; mine athlete up badly. same will not be =--ssemesust Owen; crop will be about two. lal yeer.—lhememe-Picklag will nut to general before ihe fh b ; we shall be • third skeet of last year.- -LthoLow.-Pertly sammense. Yield as yet usserale Tarr , dons My well; the sam ple keen eery meek,—Moserox. - Generally commeund eat No*. will be leas than two-thirds of last yeas. ---Thus emmie.- program has not yet been med. Kludge of the *IL The kap geneniesksee ale dean, but the backward sorts merelith.-Mumas else down very led sod ebul lient he moo am ashami mint of hot year.—lton. theamh-the get la Many Inibele es orpected, but weigh billy. will the saireseced. - The crop is %moven. sed wth Le abort el lam .-11mroznos.-112ere are tome geed alesse la this pmts bet, OW whole, there mount be mass than of la th year's Luton.-Many of the pl.itatiace Yee Ere kaki. and even where there is a Late sprodde Owen small and .—Tan Umexamens.-Genenelly looking nen, but the mvp will fall very abort dime year. Picking began ma Saturday. --Cassmente.-liery patchy; much short of last you. —theinenessiewm-Very amens, and nom equal to last year. Iffellag Ms ma kW eimmeseeL---haxecluse.-Pickang partially etemereseil bees tke Wanks. last week, but la some ground. Ina theandmed, Inesegegtheme the peat number of unripe h. pa ound ander the thertmal aemethei le the yield of those grounds that have been pithell.lhemegwththilleery abed eltheanticipatedquantity. nrartrenrese.-Phekk. Ibis stemmeced. and fully reeks.e the ram- Wiese atilt; pintos. The seal hop fair will be held in a field near the elk.. ea thelmeiday, the 17th first. --Catereasna.- Packir Weer weld yeellehey. and It is domed them will be much tifaaggslaaus, bath es regard. quantity and quality. The mould le mid. gram ravage; Indeem Mr. Thomas Collard, of backinefee, the imeeelses el the late Joseph limb. Rel., and mom Mime pram dean pitting porticos of their grounds, and are as. tinily wileleg the Mem he the permee of tying up bran she... The e ..00Lseil veal. el a few late nights bro operated very In. !Vie Lod'. The eel/ bee kale below what we IteleADOCa lately.- Mordefew /berm@ HAY.—thirritrusim, 2wo c/ tweic—Nleeurs. Cooper and Davis report trade heavy, at the felieuing quotations: Moo Meadow Ma fa 74. Maw.— WK. 60.. I 315. latorar ...... to M I a (bow ... ?O. LWOW CATTLE, dm—Total of Cagle received in London by the Eastern Counties liedway, for the week ending &pt. 16 :—Harp, 631; Calm, 43; Sheep, 7,944; Ptlle, 816. Ltrzarooi, &pt. 13.—The supp:y of Beef wasluger than last week. The demand dull, and ptiees tether lower, 44d. to M. per lb. Mutton in fur demand, and prate much the same as last week, 64d. to 641. per lb.—At market ab,ut 2,340 Cattle ; ISheep, 9,100. EHILNWSIBIIRY Fen, Sept 13.—We had an abundant sepia) , w bleep, the vestal part of when were store Ewes, loony of then of exeellent quality, which obtained good prices, from Us. to 465. each; the few puss of large tat liVrthen nada fall 64d. per lb. ; mean' weights about the same figure. Very few Lambs were brought to market. The euclidean of buyers was very large, and the glutton incoov, Woo., wen felt ter the want of better setonunodatten for the stock, and likewise at the exorbitant charge for the sasserable pens pined 'poi the streets We ho long dm unman will be eatirely rem ora lade supply of Pin of all description, though though not quite so high as of lats. For Yesterday's Markets see tapiqe. ••::) 7 ••••' •r • \ --.- 1 . ......••••- ;;;; •,• • •*1 \