The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-28 00:00:00

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Sheep, 61. to Is_ per ✓an ke MO,* 6 •19 1131 to= viceraidlotrents and on ad ..,_,,,,. Wm : 4 _ fit lithos, hyg.2B.-We bad a *art supply of all deeerip head above 7d. Lluths, 61d. to 71d.. per lb., sinking offal. e me, so es ___ .... 1111R1 i. ... r . tal l is i gtr ik. are Chramme Oaemea.-Hasid • - 11Le av „ •'s Town dons of Grain to %big day's markeeand Ye/ her traasactions. Wheat 2a. per qr. lower. Oats and Desultilly maintained Remise' Sinter „Feta, Aug. 26.-But Lambs sold ' A'" l' l. , -. g I dri 13 a a BIS 6 Aim 7,1847.-1. Tles Beategemeal _ is ehaesti . lest Week's c c .: Wheat, white, Bs. 3d. to lis. • red, 7c3d. readily at from 26e. to 365. each, a few pens of etipanor to publish for general inhemetisa the • .. fres APPI S . * ftliklearais and sorry. a tear ramrod by the It Mtet Res, Sit •3 - . 63 84 . da• , Ts. 6d. to Bs. 3d. per bath. data, 31s, to reachieg 40s. Ewes were quickly sold, best making 455. te ,s e es, ye ebeigents Bare, G.O.B.Gawarmer sod • •wer ot abi ; _--- Ws. per qr. Bezley nominaL 48s. each ; common, 40'..t0 425. Best Down Wethers, 48a. SHILDRE '8 HAIL-ROWLAND'iri CarafOoodnaliat . Scaaseaouen, Aug. N.-To-day the attendance in the 'te &la at i a° o "tal assolitY• 40 •• to Vaar Fat feax and / MAUNA' OlLaseekies thelL64 In les whirr sleie. sem " 1 am@ farther le sprat yea, that la. Ilmabiseanea of lis cee.M 2M l l id s w i e sti me 'hiami e rs• Weis= *lee Imams ' many° leetb 7 itb be le t be dee Beet " N 0.311.) LONDON, SATURDAY XVICIING, AUG. 28, 1847. [3d. g a. am ammeasse mishear. a maws im me of Molar amb "V:4 t i r= 6l . W irw m ill it i A74 l° 7,lr.,..=l: . u. IMITATIOSNI I I-Mtie paelna wads • Ms lama =OM melamats, dal NM. awl lit brisltas Sla Asist., = Zw wil a be L a b * " ''' e = iim ial them wail" l o t a Oil MACIANME 011 Ir ea OW lialggpe : ,.... ie 3 .,„, neer p e a se le d o koi d f a an ee d .imi ed en i e s 7 . je er t aiik = Masa Os atter far w h am _ UNA alma, IM 7 0 me Oa aal. Men, Mt t =OMSK 11/11211& Ø.... . A • 111 1 1 tilreettmeu.see ' l morn market was rather limited ; what business was done 151 taelth I'llsent ° l d " 61 . 4d • t e 54 .• gd .• ge r atone ; Bood 61. to 6a 91. • fat Ewes and middlin Sh 4s 8d 21- t ° Sh*c emn ** hill g ."' * . wel pe at r a qr_. on ue Vi i reat, or at izt'...:.l per ' sack of f a r T o li m eat to d Fat l e , Went hi 5 .• &l• t° 6. • Per 12 ' 3 ". at Bs. to N. 3d. per five stones. Oa* 16d. to ' l7d. per mew. WAxanstro Fara, Aug. 26.-We had a lerge ripply of Barley, none in the market. Sounds Flour frees 46e. totes.; stook at market this morning of both descnptions, sad a and superfine, 51s. to 525. per seek of 20 Moan goad attendance of buyers; yet the market was heavy, and lamb eatilsere tam meek.3la. M. • sal so smi seer limes hi bashessi hed iodated semaxece. Saw., ri 1 pion lower. Beef, es. to 6s. 6d. ; fine, prime, 7s. per stone. Ar MOW. 11111011 Oa at 211. they should be willing towns' Misses ia este naesease isms, as sik.tes SOUTHAMPTON, Avg. 27.-Tbe Magadan.» at Oar 111111h111 ilea eirwrins the WM** tompanlst sar *sow mfib m ...., =teat se a vaielew ebb. Ois his rabid se eelliglk, is rolamt roar. taade7 wee not very great, and the prises of all artistes hove I d____, a tetten__ a , 6 1_,,d• to Old- Per • lb We had a short supply of lean . IffiailllWlLl..„7 , 9 l ; allilerliF3.llll LINZ mg silida %me which yea VW &OS latiorin I* loYY• 1.111k1119091111119 Ilk • initsiao a praswirs 100 l twesuammsa am* s • t por Gra ameetio Ma. 11 10 given way about 2e..t0 4s. per qr. mace bet Friday. The °Paw •°' elm / W M Onnede WNW ilk, st il PAW la MAK" selllbay drald desire to reran r ream Tbe treader h9p a _Ogrtiliellelr. Ifs leo cla Wadaciade7 kesesks______._l• oda I WA', '. 1 .•`"." 4 a prar Ca 7fissesen. MM. 11110 price of Flour is 42a. to 445. per sack. BALLTBAT AUGUST FAIL-This fair took place on the HAT To , AVOID. mum of the colony hawnm daring the lest . fiew yean, tka__Caaatt a _ a As_oill_;_b_i_a_a_ it ..' ' l l l . ......= ' ill a tr a r M.." e il . ril_t. Fewer 11M. R. 1 21st inst., and was well supplied with all commodities of the salsa same. mamma . 4 Cam. INs.,t4 s UXBRIDGE. AuH. 27.-We had rather • better supply of a d UM Metair im he OrtekeeJ LOW TO II bola asterisk denuded of their MC asthma mita; re n e e d ny m b ela s % i j an i tsa w r i gr iwidescahajavy balai e ss 4 Name Amenn,at e rielramme ass, in ts . '''' Wa r . 6. .7. = ll"M mast b afin ... in i uek lislat am b a7 7 o l d r um ab a limn, ia a wintiet of astaltsd. • gilr."&lt..!,st a a neeo=atla! " prio 4 _, that I ili mit liesl n tategermyrove of year , wader PIIMOIPALMIII9 OF MR Dearleig.--41. sam ta amme mswaw ittr a lwwa ss i ' mammema dw ar a ' il.. mem rera gi Va Proper regartleas, to abaft art nulling pablkikest et Oahe% annliess imams, Sods Iser w ees erigm. e n s* ne n _ B44 se I ta im& is = Dime liks, 14 Is 2 milol.Mammis la ri /1 44 Wheat to-day. The trade sem very dull, but eventnallf was sold. Wheat, 141. to 17/. per load of 6 qn. Beansa pe g ! qr. 465. to 535. Pea", 40s. to 40. Barley, 455. to . (Min 20s. to 325. Rye, 30e. to 30. 'p • . Sales, however were dull, the people reiin g at pre:n o t n hasily eugaged with their farming opera. ag s Mons. There never was a better show of black cattle, whether in to number or quality, but tininess was slack, with a great reduction from foriner market prices, The tn aof land, siesedd yea lad a ft dew The arse writ.* wed ever that Wen end his 'falsity se tie Vet of 4MP m• Meta Huila ma M I Temumpla DeMetat ,na is WAKEFIELD, Aug. 27.-The weather continues - ell that li ma , f a i r au . to l era bl y me n mo o e d , on e a goo d mfiny :1,..,,mi.5.11Enr---7,........, 7 L . la cordovan. word May to rm 6 "l" ollhame ad" Mee mgt. July. TIM fare *oaf is side se assanshia. YIWIe Milks RAILWAYS.-We have a more arr. 111wId h • d i t: ii red far netted iin .the early "uthern &stria% animals changed bands, as some English buyers were in the ket to-day, but without an rest oast lealaalliess . dies t ulk, with the exception of Beans, will be secured • Ml ' We " Wwi t wale ill amadism. It wield, I Welke be to ea- woe tower the ugh eat ' lb, same or other swarm market. There was an immense supply of Sheep, which MOM= tha'asther. se. arokMass. assmileinet y g am . this week; towards the north and in this quarter only a ea jd at mo d erate pr i m. WIMP Sigh ot them se may he aims 4 ' is tlis sasha parr mei' aan Thia mewl fight • owing to the abases of man t uf the dealer, ir Wally small proportion is yet safe. The ercp of Wheat is not well esisirg. debar by employing them, dhenad ' be Wes salekdalkillt a INA trsi a larkkat hurricane, istitaim .._ _ . skis COM 011 the last day at season tithe year. spoken of, in the fan of Cambrideemire and Lineoloshire. Enffeßuntra, Arig. 25.-Of fat cattle, there were in the LATEST INTELLIGENCE. = 1 "4.„,. I. kenmil ' sgamilli* " gmlbof W a rst -b damaget wa irra lisq 'doos ee l" : vile '' , de b :lai rs sheet s" ° LIVERPOOL SALES, Amur" 27. but fro al other quarters we receive satisfactory reports of e m 1 Id. Barley and Oats give great promise. Our am•vals market to-day more than last week ; a great many in bad con . dition. As purchasers seemed eiainclined to give the nese asked, lain. were dull. The quotations were from - "Ia =okra this amasser sessaa la ths elberoareara. Weeo kilted by the hell, limier& ef 100 head of cattle ahllene a hassle Ja. (late C. VW, Nem &Raw. Prid e 3i the yi um- „ mo an Do. New, 41 .4 few this day's market are small, the little froth Wheat offer- g 6e. 6d. to 9s. per Dusk dan t according to undition. A THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. Zhasad same, saa paolaaa arum rogroras awn a. wan grannad ay das . of re dm, and a *men u, I. est 746 Trek k N. (E. awl W• ing finds free sale at rune last week's prices, while stale qua *, lisnt-geaseal romorsiliag desires that it her et beam WAS kn old owe Lam. 5 York. Hones (kte thee It etten.), te p • hues meet little attention. Barley nominal. Oats and great many of the wont remained unsolcl. There were se vend. lots of grazing Mock shown, being chiefly from Ireland. NEWS FROM AMERICA wag be andasksal. ant I a sisssgling Ow Wow of crushing thewliete itif'slkia=st it under the mita en d n e t). i d Hodder.. C. W IL, 8 p • emulleyment am sta•wi is the essaraisstisa Iheat Ms &sere- PIIMIIIIII.-Thare WITS kegs extensive =an Ism a leorthlvestero New the, :4 ; Staltur a dahim, 2a p Shellin are in rather lower. Beans steady. Little e age passing in other articles. Prices : Wheat, per qr, 60tb. to Owieg to the Ware of gram,. and farmen being engaged at - teig 91 &ars, row eller, aireseenheimasel dim, end noes fa ea Yens ia the aralheerhsed of Weir N 1 (re Onnetap), _ _ the bushel, Suffolk, Ewes, said Kent, red, 50. to harvest, hiir purchasers were in the market, and lew offers ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA. inersorise • tielsket se mil hinissifeitidsefileereele- forget et Itsmairoangba Me es the 29th ot hay, sad las /1 " - c lgwit . s ° ll .kw• (late Ther. 3 1 d sad Lim), 31 Do. Feel (guar. 8 per cent.), 2 ee s; ea t s ., 57.., o bo e, 54 a. to 57 e.; extra, 56 s ; N or ms, made. Of Sheep and Lambs there irere in to-day's market nig en, ia sosiolstErsatosllYttitiMeMoiwetre condoned IgelmNif 111 , 41 9 4 4010 doll fa Vida al eeee7 Mame& its 4 s a York., Don., &Clode, li and Hunts, red, 625. to 535. ; extra, 50. ; whit*, 645. to 1,312 more, then leer week. Obeet ber•lY entained lad ['he sylendid steam-ship Hibernia, Captain Ryrie, regaeselbeessohey UM. permimmil the elides eh= effort le melt of the Isom Ai bOr has Do. Halms, 211 Manch. & south., li d The following were the prices : -From 401. to Old. per lb., 555. extra, 56i. • Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, wada n da 7. ' "t ea, bat the Mater "other waa dis Poled ot ived in the Mersey • few minutes after 12 o'clock half-tese er of resslshed 60 Tams a emek bean chimaera • the ardsgratlea 611 it has Greet Northern, 14 tl Dutch Rhenish, 31 d Boa according to quality. The great number of Lambs induced 60s. to 6.25. , ex;ra, 635.; white, 51s. to 635.; extra, Ma ; a dulness in their sales, and • redaction. on the average of t night She left Boston ea the 16tb, Halifax on as the ;ogalatad Ind" alli the 1 . 1041 ..." 161 " •ffi n" fairly aaaa ibei taal L l l° IP6 ' d lir aa l i ku l an ke. atm NANCHSTTEI SALEM, AWN! M. Yorkshire, red, 48,. to 605.; extra, 52e. ; white, 2a. per head in their prioe, leading holden to complain of a : evening on the 18th inst., and hae thus made the adada e " "rit slkosal the pralna as whisk they would bts been oasemlenly kineneeed, asi the Jae brut sf Bpilnau Amti., Nort e aad E. Jm id. l.4 d Lim, Man-, and Newt. DA, 2 d u t0 . 63 .; t e 1 tr ezrra, 67 645 ... . 1... • D w an a tele n za ti d e t a catigs m. berg biy . wle , n ye , d 60 , 6 48y . to . .ILleme. Om New, la. fiad Ma., Seel, k Una. Pref., i p M the same pried. has ought llata Want passage on record. Hid. and Man. Hallway and North Staandshke, 2 1-18 p - extra, 4 8 ‘. ~ 20s. ; and for black-faced, from 9s. to 134. per head, according " The ablate hew 41 5 ereidelment age alio olbrod lo the MOllOOOO. -*TIM7I3I, AVG. 9. - The Emperor ~...d .l N. ca mn ai m um., a n a n eh ; extra : 5 3a ; Ided i temaeatt, r a se a. m want of romans/anion. Ther prices ranged from 14s. 6d. to The Cambria had arrived at Halifax on the 17th eillesse, aoreorsairiaar rissz n er . prinass of dr 90th ae t a wkis a' twoofiaskaier rah einem ft ts be supposed that / ,,,i7g - t, ee t gl atuat b a 7 8. Emtern, is. at 101., N 0.4, 1 d 455. ; extra, 48s. Old, red, 425. to 4 • 65., dant. W e lis e tth a.. s ...... 1 111 . 6 waslwal. list._. 9 f watldes swim will lw awbetaissa email after the Rba- Lk. kaa. mat Ms, eai Tel_th.lleweeeoei end Ben New Barley, per quarter imperial, fogeign 265. to 28s. t° au ali tia The Washington had not sailed from New York, 01181• Bo WM Plan 6lo W taa madam. whisk la about le essameasent It is ahead ISM r ohub lOta 241 P Om eakb 3 P beans, per quartet, 63 lb.. to the bushel, swill Saw, Sta. Desna; Avg. 28.-tre priasral &nasal market, haw& lit was arktreard ward sot se& fkr ran tire t o th rh o lgram m ah.M. te e 2 ! )* - - - 44116.1.1. " . if 11 / 1 " 1.2.141111 . 61 thie , . gr -- - t r i: l, ;s sutra, ifs. ; /Ma, 60a. ID 69a. t odes, das.; &sly known as the .. First Fair," - me held en the market • Wand Was maniera Iltielet tray not yet arrived at Fez. g rt i r Lump n Itommi`l7. ~, Der stone meal- mum here to-day. The mpply of prime fat cattle was some tUr Philadera was to sail on the 15th. The b e a bb b b b b li b Ab i a..c..Gib. w ith as Kale delay as uwereor of the Riff, without instructione and this per. Atuk.,NotL, and Bolton, 81 1112W r-174. Staffonlatdre. aro. at 34 p . 36 5• to 4 SL ; extra dlls 0 p o t o w . si new ,. an d Bi en , (A), ss ii , ed, mg, 2d. to 13d. ; extra, lad ; fee'ding " , lati. to 13d. ;, extra, what limited,.and priMs ranged at about 9a. per Dutch stone; ench steamer issouri bad put in at Halifax on psalms... son dares not make the least movement, and still waits for Chwut s , „ a :lt e m / he ' d 325. N. 14d.; foreign, 10d. to Ild.; extra, 11 id. Shelling, per load of ordinery quality, 7s. 6d. Buyers looked for lower rates, and e 17th, for coal, 15 days out from Cherbourg. t., P Themdiseg net appear to be any troth in the re- the reinforcements that have been promised him. The Data - m a c a w ereee ter g en .o rj e , do. (131, 37a. 6d. 2611 M., 281. to 295. ; extra, 30s. Malt, per load of 6 sellers showed little dispoeition to give way. Black-faced The New Yerk Cuurier and .Enguirer, in its sum- ported wabmiasion of ths chief Pete, who, according sad end of Sidi Ahmer, win& haat not yet been avenged, Ms. 18. Staffordshire, ills.3d. li d bushels, 48s. to 491. ; extra, - 50s. Peas, per imp. qr., blue Walden (a rather scanty supply) fetched as high as 28s. try for Europe, gives the following as the latest in- to prerbus accounts, was about to visit Capt.M`Lean, renders him circumspect, and . lie . does nothim to stop tke LEEDS SALES, Arocsr V. and white boilers, 465. :to 48e. • extra, 50s; grey and feed, Stock Lambs were plentiful, and were readily sold at from ;regress of Abdel-Kader. Sidi biohammed, me son of the Awl:meal's, Ms. d N. British Thirds, De. tee p 361. to 44s • extra, 46e. Rape4ed, par bat imp., English, 61. to 12a Fat Lambs brought from 13s. to Ws. hger.ce from the seat of war : at Xing William's Town,there to surrender himself to (WO allay at y, re -141 iteat lane. New, 406415. 6d. dI Da Qrti.. 160.16 , . est P * ' We have had a sueNesion of exciting rumours for several the clemency of the British government. In fact, the .mperor, who commanded the Mo mains shut up within the walls of Fez, and waits with im- Re& k mem ligidai 2 a• 6 d • P East 1.. nesithire, 4.58. d 271. to 291. ; foreign, 271. to 291. Linseed, per imp. qr., GLABOOW, Aug. 25.-Sheep and Cattle were warce in the ss past, importing that General Scott, with his army, had Kaffirs were in some parts as active as ever in the Mience the orders of his father. He caused 4,000 men to 46e. to 545. Imports during tke week : Wheat, 3,019 gni.; market to-day, and brought high prices. Beet blackfaced wred the city of Mexico-after another battle with Santa West likling Onion, 14.116 fd.d North Weetern, the 54e. d leads and Dews., 30s. p Newt & Berm. New. 3; Is. 3d. p Barley, 493 ; Oats, 3,107; Beans, 80 ; Rapeseed, 215. Sheep sold at 30s. Best Beef brought 12s. per tron stone. au-but up to the time of writing these lines it remains r , roseention of their predatory aggression& At Water- Lave the capital with orders to approach Tam, under the Leeds and 'tenet Prat Ita. d Great Northern, 31.130.8 d. d Yeovtt, Aug. 27.-Business in the Wheat market was Lambs were plentiful, but for the most part of inferior qua m rumour. oo Bay write oxen belonging to Mr. T. H. Webb, conduct of • tried chief ; but, after some marches, the little midland prof e ' .P i P flat, at the following prices :-Wheat, per bushel, Bs. to 9s. lite ; prioes ranged from le. to 14s. 9d. hir !Meet authentic dates from General Scott are of the were carried off. At Fort Decree, a body of well- army received orden to re-enter Fes, which it left again A nd son of the Em , Mule Soli- Sate • G t Nat] 2 YORK ItL i fierr A c t . ' a uer 2 . 7 New, 7t. 195.81. Barley, 48e. to fote Oats, 325. to 345. Beans, per qr., 46a. Meta OF ORD AUGUST MARKET.-This market was some days after. peror 7 , 5 Aof July, at which time he was with his force at Puebla, mounted Kaffir' carried off twenty-four head of cattle. to 50e. Flour, per sack, 465. to 48s. held at the Muir on Weduesday and Thursday last ; but, men, who was to replace hie father at Morocco daring his EDINBURGH SALES, Avoca" 26. Huang, Aro. 23.-Wheat from 75 to 85 thalen, accord- in consequence of the reduction of prices at the Falkirk a a force of 4,500 more men, under Generals Pillow end Some Blight thltaraishes had taken place between abeence, abandons the capitol to go and rejoin head-quanen ededocian New, 295. Edid. It North. Scrip, 376 Cidj 37a. los to Vont! ; rye, for delivery. from 44 M46M. ; for Enso9:4 53 Tryst, and the abundance of grass, was rather dull. dwallader, was at or near Perote, end without any patrols under Capt. O'Reilly and Lieut Armstrong, in at Fez. These hesitations, thin delays, these marches, and Dundee and Perth Qrs., aka Great Northern, 521/. fid. • to 59 th. nine farce between capable of preventing a junction. N. British, 301 The latter circumstance counteracted the former, and for tbetit the same date, or a little later, 17th of July, General which several Kaffirs were shot. The Kaffir' con t inued ther countermarches, ethich show the weakens and L. ' , Lothian caotmli 33 a• a good show of crosses, which brought excellent prices. Edln.. Leith, &Oran. New, No.; Do. Thirds Reg, 40.4311. Bd. BRENSWICE, Ana. 20.-Wheat from 63 to 59 dialer.; good Cattle high prices were obtained. There was anxiety of Muley Abderrhantan, cause joy to Abdel Ruler tree left Vera Cruz at the head of a column of some 3,000 their outrages within a few miles of Graham's Town. • 40.. Do. ThirdsBc.s36.42s. rye, from 41 to 45th.; barley, from 30 to a3r.; caw, froin 20 to 2.3 th. who is informed of them, and do great Utility to the cause of De a Ina 3d Shrews. and Chester, 8 per Cent. 6i. to 81.; and for three-year-olds, from 81. Vs 111. Cream pi th an a tfai t t ony he .ye trad o e y is . fro twzy i e l a i r-o ui ld, i f w etch loy edfro T m bis 9l. sysek to 161. w i ay an in d gye tbr a ety thowyd. ear-old; The general prices may be stated for two-yew-olds, at from in, to esoort a large trivia to join General Scott. Accounts had been received of a very gallant affair on the Emperor. This prince mums to be sent before him a for- min: &*Northern New, Reg., 375. 0 . ; 101. ell. ), 575. 6d. HOPS.- BOROUGH MARKET. - Two o' Clock.- Ws have no authentic tidings of their progress, though, the part of a small escort of the Cape Mounted melees collection of chains, arms, and ammunition of all Do. Scrip, 576. Esstli r sdiati Railway, Is. 2s disaster bad befallen them, the news would soon have y M ery esers in . yyyl P y a e tte o ld d er ybe an a d ymi Sr4th from reP ti7: in transmitted through the Mexicans. The absence of in- Rifles, under command of Limit. Bisset, and a strong kinds. His numerous family (his children and his wives), Mei. &limp. Nest 8eff,3 711 . Ild ligence, therefore is only evidence that guerille parties are body of Kaffirs, near the Buffalo. This eacort was who left Morocco before be did, has arrived at Fez. If the GLASGOW SALES, Atone 26. more favourable nature g 'ly. Duty, 1&5,0001. live of this war causes serious diequietude to the Em- Dendve mut reel Gm, 31. 42• 66, GINN.. Dum.. it Car, 31. la aki ,,...,... , „„,,,,,,,, 0 , i . , ye . u .......,„„,,„,. ii , „, i „ The supply of Lambs was considerable, and the demand was toad in suffinene force to cut off communication by es- charged, it appears, with the safe conduct of two mule p ees Pee Glom, KU., and Ayr Halves, ho.l, w ...,.... : ~.i „ 1 y .„„„ ....... . ~„ . „ food. Cheviots got from h. 6d. to 125., and half•breds firma M h h le f I 34 e'l• peror, the people of orocco eve ot er su jests o a arm a , .„._ o _, , a , let. 17s. ed. Sews, or detached expresses, and not of any general rising waggons, laden with commissariat supplies for the , and fear. Muley Abderrhaman . ,on leaving the capital, de. F la t , "r",,,,,°""' ar . e „,•' " L '''' AWN{ : alots 4 4 I Ohl Hops.. .. . '„ Iloto a 3 10s. to 16s. There were not teeny Wedders in the markeL , 335. Iran. k South., 195. 3d. 156.9 d. rammer the country is the rear of our armies that might endanger camp; commanded by Lieut. Needs, Rifle Brigaae. dared thatlis journey would be long remembered, and in ii - - -- aar --- New ed in., Leith,* GranAMK, les. . WORCESTER, Aug. 27.--The reports from the plantation fetched good prices. Farm Horses brought from 151. to XL tir 'they. We ahall not, it ia thought, hear of any more Before reaching this camp the road passes a rather fact. he neglects nothing to fix the remembrance of it deeply ales; and shall hear, within a few days, pcsmibly hours, a __ in this district are much the same as het week. The market There were a few superior Horses. There were also • it General Scott has taken porwesion of the city of bfexica. aangeraus defile, flanked on both sides by rocky in the minds of his unhappy subjects. Before leaving Mo- PRODUCE.-HASBIIRG, August 24.-Sugar :In • is very quiet, and prices as last quoted. Duty 3,9001. good many Ponies, which were in some demand. To this it adds what it calls the latest intelligence : heights, or, in colonial parlance, " koppies." ~. mow he caused 300 heads to be cut off, and tke feet and seq ce of short oupplies there is very little in this mar ile- bends of more than 40 other individual,. Wherever he kets. - The few new le find ready buyers at good prices. LITEST FROM GENERAL Scorr.-The following intern- the Kaffirs appear to have taken position, lying/len/Is passes be ordains numerous executions, and spreads the 800 boxn brown and yellow Hummel have been done sinee. a WOOl.-Basnroau, Aug. 26.-The flatness has COVEN'T GARDEN.-ThisMorning.-Thesuppl Y me if asch an undigested maei of reports can be called in- until the waggons came within gun-shot, when they road with corpses and with human limbs. The consume- Friday, at 16 9to 19 8.-Coffee : The supplies are also e tended to the business dram/ here in combing Wools, of Vegetables continues sufficient for the demand, end truit ligence, confirms the news of the occupation of Mexico by immediately opened lire. A conflict ensued, which tion is general ; the inhabitants of the towns which he has short. Only 3,000 bags St, Domingo have arrived. The which is now reduced to ave ow oint The Mlles Lame generally is plentiful. English Pines are abundant, and s in e 7 d i' ii . Is I ' r army under Genena Scott, General Taylor, it will be -lasted some time, but the Kaffirs were ultimately en_ not yet traversed are seised with terror, and await his ar- sales since last post consisted of 2,400 bags Rio, at. former our last are very mall ded, an tho g ato prices are quantities of foreign ones are also in the market. Grapes ,n is threatened ; bat the hero of Buena Vista need not ,_, - - rival with inexpresaible agony Th ' f F ri d 800 b • H nab ord' t2l t 21 • ~ e priaons o PK STS p Ns, an ..ga Strati , Very Mary, a 0 , held firmly yet this only tends to protract the period for are good and plentiful. Peaehes aud Nectarines are 'bund le ' half Mexico. The steamer Obio, from the Brazos aud Pa'ee‘h leaving three of the number dead. full of wretchee arecused of having an understanding with real ord . ,31 to 31. Supplies are, however, shortly ex- more being done ; for such is the state of the yarn trade that ant. Plums are more than usually plentiful. Greengages Mammas, arrived at New Orleans on the sth inat. The commander of the forms, Sir George Berkeley, Abdel_Kid„, and the executioners of the Emperor will be meted, •monget others 25,000 b Ri Cot ' t d ago o.- ton quie ,an he splatters prelu standino, as the least loss is thereby fetch from le. to 2s. 6d. per punnet, and Orleans from 9d. to The New Orlearu Pieayiase and Delta, of the 6th, quote. had reached Graham's Town, where the Fingo and occupied en entering that capital. What revolt/ us in pre- very little doiog. s ustained. ls. Gd. Apricots are abundant, and the same may be said of et the Matamonss Rag, which says it had been rumoured Hottentot levies were arriving daily from the posts menu of these atrocities is the motive which causes them to --- i oe war, e Pears and Apples. Oranges are scarce and fetch Amid o____ • HAY.-Ssirrweigto, Twoo'Clock.-Messra. Cooper • N ffi•fltd , • -- ere for a week that General Scott had arrived in the city be committed. In his sordid avarice, Muley Abderehaman, TALLOW.-Hott, ring. is 1.--, 'wow uss sireeu in .._,, _ ay . . prices. um are um cient or t e emend. Filberts, the l th • f t * • rd to be disbanded. a ong e inner ron ler, 111 0 er Mexice, with a loss of 300 men. at the moment of undertaking a war which be dreads, ia good demand, though the sales have been at lower prices, ""'" .0 ss, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report micas as follow : supply of which is considerably above the demand, fetch from The Flag now Invite from good authority. that positive The appearance of these men, though rough, was alarmed at the expenses which this war must occasion ; and The market is now, however, firm, at 48s. per cwt. Prime Ilmidow 70.40 NM I Rowe.- -s. to-o. I Clover... 00. to loss. 3d . to ed . imam 60... to 67. I New .-• to -s. i New -4 to -s. per pound. Currants are 4d. per pint. Walnuts Oistence has been received there to that effect, but whe- soldier-like and orderly, and perhaps as auxiliaries m or d er not tu dip into his own treasures, he causes his LivisitiooL, Aug. 27.-The sales have been mein large, • sus. ... tas. to Ns. __ are scarce, as also are Lemons. Of Vegetables, Cauliflowen er tbe fight occurred at Rio Frio or at the city of Mexico in a desultory warfare no better troops could wretched subjects to be assassinated, that he may afterwards say, 400 maks of all descriptions, at prices rather in favour of CATTLE & C F Th . f . are nearly o 'i i aer i but Brocco. s good and sufficient for the - C.- REDITON AIR.- le air AVIIS demand Green Peas fetch be ter rices Carrots are good. elf, or at what time Gen. Scott arrived in the capital, are be found. A good many of the Hottentots had despoil them without any obstacle. Important pentium% ~ the buyer. Petenbunth Y. C., at 48a. to 494 • °dews, 48e. ' • • . . . * t P • Men of uncertainty. nlisted for active service Captain Hogg and men suspected of being rich are in a state of mortal to 48s. Gd.; and North American, 475. to 48e. tolerably well supplied with cattle of almost every deunp- lumps are indiffereat. French Beans ore searce. Potatoes It ins also asserted that Ger. Valencia had left San Luis a g sin e ' - anxiety, end would consider themselves happy to pay only lion ; therefore, those who sold had to submit to rather lower are plentiful, and fetch mill lower prices. Lettuces and r the capital, with alarge force. Gen. Hopping received beiog very zealously employed recruiting, holding out With their fortune the cost of the war 'which in m prepare- METALS.-Gtssoow,Ang.26.-The underground prices. A great many small Irish Bullocks were driven here, other salading are abundant. Mushrooms are dearer. Cut Formation that tirrea was this side of the mountains with the tempting offer of 40s. bounty-money, and, at the lion. In this manner tbe Emperor has already heaped up • • workmen in the Monkland district are still uasettled, and -a feature which we never °burred before. Flowers consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Lin ke men. expiration of the war, a grant in the ceded territory enormous sums, and caravans of camels, laden with piastres, only a part of them have returned to work. Some of the 'ea Ste hanotue floribund Exarita, Aug.-The supply of Beef was not large, and outode ea,tharti , p us, Caraationa, Information has been received by Mexicans from Parra', of twelve acres of garden-ground. The investigation are directed towards Fez." furnaces lately out of blest are again in partial operation the demand was also limited. The best Beef was well up to Fleeter', } uchalas, Tuberous, Moss and other Roses. at the Indians had destroyed three Ranchos and killed 300 of claims for com ti tter f t THE NATIONAL GALLERY.-It is noir certain that penes on-a ma o prommen but, in oonsequence of the duration of the "'like, combined Its., and the other qualities varied from 9s. M. to 10s. 6d. FRUITS. liicAns. score. Wether Sheep fetched 71 • Ewes, 611. r lb. nee Apple, per lb, 25 Os to Is APP.. kitchen, per nab . laid to The Kew i - ork Herald Extra, of the 14th, eon- interest to parti g l es sufferin from the incursions of the Mr. Vernon, the well-know connoisseur, has given his cele- with an alteration of the gauge of the minenl lines of rail- ter . _ , a . _ . _ . e,, _ . ri ..,.., hothouse, pee lb., rs to iri Megrim, per lb., Is to ts 64 b ted 11 Con of pictures of the British school to the le h h barn tee the carriage a N u tr ia t n the iuddlt OPI to id. Calm, oil. to 0 1a• neePing eel), - Pampa, pi:616..1.1 Canonic per tistrwieve, 73 Id to fa had commenced in reel earnest under the re ''''' ec ' wee, wic as o e tiers it uncertain that General Scott had arrived at ab°ri g ines " - ' British people, and that as soon as • proper permanent apart- vai.ous works, the production of two months past has been 30s. to 38r. Lambs, 20s. to 255. Cows and Calves, 91. to nalseepsete".s. es , 4671 . is. Nampo, .p . :: t i t:: s ta . 5 a , .... nntendence of the commissioner appointed to carry 171. each ; Barmen, ss. to 6s. 6d. per score. Sucking p,„ . „; , ,zz Iv. g .. e capital, but certain that he was proceeding there. su F e meet attached to the National Gallery can be got ready for reduced about one.fourth. As a consequence of this the Lessons, per dos., Is to Ss ie Mexicans had 23,00 men, the fortifications cora- oat the inquiry. their reception that Mr. Vernon will deliver the treasure he stocks of Pig Iron are very small, and some of the works for • - P y s,*. to 12s. ; slips, 20s. to 20. ; larger site, 50s. to 755. Peaches, per Ns.. kts a. e . Tbe sappl of Pon was eery small, and the rice Neetaillpft, per me .ei tom - per IN, les to 00. Goombeterles, per liall.ineveKs WM __ __ has already informed them he is withog to give to the manufactured Iron kave been at • standjor the waut s t 7 g *poems, per dos ,leto so ete, and were determined on resistance. fraca9s. dd. as 11s. fd. per men*. Ihollsertin. per tout, id to Id trustees for the British nation. Nothing, it is said, prevents forge pigo. This vitality high. only desmjtion id' requ Plimits, par Neve. Is aa to ii Alsmals, per peck, as General Taylor, with his troops not yet much rein- V from Sydne to the Ist of April 1 , e have papera y , ~„, - r. v noon from making the gift immediate but the lit. and it reidiSes more than No. 1 . It is a ymarkable fact, RORNCASTLE Geese HORSE Fara. - This important - aweaßge. pm Mese, la to 7. Sweet Almonds, per lb., se to 31 roed, remains at his camp at Walnut Springs, in e Sove- "" but, excepting the particulars of the wreck of th c .. tuty felt by himself, by the trustees, by the British publis, that, notnithasnellay tlat eircn above alluded to e man, which eLassit on the 21st with fleas sad neni.oo l4l - Pears, Ser Ade 4 1 , e ts is so 4 - Oils. pa ye as Id to Is gals, Itareelons, yer bun, Ins to Els .vance of Monterey. Remount of attacks by Urns reign steamer at Moreton Bay, their contents are a- .Filliarm, pee iso las., ifs to Ns and, we trust, by the treasury authorities at Whitehall, thata• fend it shessigsms bash the prr has been and is still Maneedthis'en • igen p tifir either then WNW On APPIN. Nimert.Ar SOK, le 0:611' , .w. an" paripasia., las to ta t .d General Valencia, in detached parties, are circa- without any particular interest. the gallery is not only too small but too insignificant in eke- folt), the price of Pig Iron hes been declining since the 6th inst. some ot the princi parshasare made their op. TROETAELM. racier U 1 receive them. nem are, it is true, pictures of a the strike commenced, and the announcement of so many , and on the Sunday following • few strings of manna me an. al to It tla I Garlic pew lb, Ild to:lo tad, but without gaining credit, or frightening any- orses were brought in ; on Monday a great number of arala s aar v , a ",„, v bareaLt e le b I 6 8 1 ".. 1, 8" 58 ". is es es & . dy. The following is from the New York Ex- We have accounts of the arrival of her Majeety s , higher character already in tbe gallery, but these were ftilures lately causes buyers and consumers to act with ex cited' h d h ' E I' h tl h y purc ases ;an ere is an ne is gen eman w o treme caution. e tra eis vele ,. u . a era an oen • Th d ' dllld It db Id dealers arrived, and the following day the ions and lodgiogs Erwecoll, ii;I.O - isate;ait ie 4 Peas, pss Yews, 4s is Ss At tkaokss, per dat., 3. to la '6OB r steamer Rattler yesterday morning at Fal mouth, , , has given a far-famed 11 co-ection of mctures to a nation ask the fulaqueted priers, and the few purchners that ere were filled. Thirty or forty foreigners attended the tau : farm Mom. Fer hl•see, IS to Sa ild l'entsble liarrow, p e a, do so na The late official reports of the secretary of the treasury with important intelligence that the British nati (the greatest of nations, by-tbe-byet which tacitly to be met with offer considers Sonal,per IsOsuree, Id to Sit bly lesa. We report the price Count Conseil°, from Germany ; MM. Benedict, Cre- eme.O., per me 71 . 5 to lOU Lett•oo. C•IL, riff w0re,641 to Is me shown an immense expenditure on account of tbe war, raised the blockade of the River Plate. admits that it hag no place wherein they can be quite nominal, 675. to gils• for three-ff (the No. I, and two- meux, Toney, Sponte, Halley, and Cherry, from France; - mot Is id toss - ON, per man, OS to l• EA END% pre omsw, Is d a large diminution of the receipts from the custom- seen with the common advantages of • good light. fifths No 3; and 680. 6d. to 695. for No. 1, tett cash prompt, and Strauss, from Vienna, bought extennvely in Hunters, aa ~,__a•asaata ea le* ree•etets. Oss OW 1 Wswik to Si - me, making it certain that Congress must authorise The gift is noble in every respect ; but beyond its liberality f.0.b., and the market quite inanimate. canine Hones, end brood Mares ,• and Colonel Bulmer, e umea aaa r aaa e tarra m aae other and a larger loan as soon as the session opens. THE LATE STEAM-BOAT EXPLOSION. we deem the condition attached a step not only of individual Major Pierson, aed Major. Starkey bought 200 horses for the nee iseet, per am, to tom lLsdranws, per Ma. lamb, AIM Is - turnip, pee aos bd., NI or 4 Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, Indiana, and Ken- The excitement caused by this melancholy accident prudence but of national forethought. The splendid CORN.-H a LT, Aug. 27.-The grain trade has been array. The principal dealers from London, Oxford, Liver- tr.' nem . e 'er: e a: o l'a le 10 t• reeleame, we Pena. Is ie 26 mall 5.55, me rust, si is id cliy, hove jut held their elections for members of the continues unabated. Huudreds of persons this morning as- bribe of Sir George . Beaumont, " Buy Mr. Angerstehes depremea, and, where sales ore forted, lower and irregular pool, Manchester, Bristol, &c., attended as usual ; the Messrs. ga a a ar a, ar , ' , ma n e , 04 aa aa FN.!, per town, Si to 3d mer Howie of Congress, and tbe administration has ken sembled on the piers and wharfs in the vicinity of the Lunen. pictures, and I will give you mine," induced Lord Liver. rates have to be Taken. Wheat must be noted 3s. to 4s. per Anderson" and Dyson, Mr. Adam Elmore, and Mr. Collins LeNto, per dos, Is to Is Savory, ped busek, Id Si M morally defeated. The Priaiden't has been unable to re- table occurrence, and several boats were employed at low- peel's administration to lay the foundation of our present qr. lower. Some umples of new have appeared ; quality perchaeed largely ; the latter gentlemm bought upwards of c evz i ,PV:: . .t.11%1444 Thyme, par awrien, SI Haien:miss, p It sm a.a. 44 tesd. in his 'satire state, and his opponent have returned already water and on tbe first quarter flood dragging the rivet National Gallery. " Build a fit room to receive them," good, but not so fine generally as last year. Spring corn 80 hunters end carriage horses ; Meagre Quartermaine, Phil- (woe, tor a a .e s r e e s Perrier. 9wO-obeirs, la to ism . Congress enough members to make it certain that for the from Waterloo-bridge to the esteem side ot Westminster- says Mr. Vernon to the trustees of the galleiy, and the Lords nemesia. Ryemeal moves off more freely, at 71. to 71. 51. lips. and Cox were also extensive purchasers. Mr. Whitlam . 7 . mond. metw. Is ten . _ ism, see sasineos mum rosinder of his term of office the popular branch Of the bridge, it being supposed that. SS the tide was making at of the Treasury at Wbiteball, " and I will give you the larger per ton, including bags. The weather continun most favour- sold a pair of horses for 4001. ; Mr. Gething, of Grentham, memo. or , ea r;;;,, ..., Lt p, zi ,.. 7 ,,,,,, r , ~,,,.1 . 1 , 34 ' , Optional legislature is to be no opposition to bim. the time of the explosion, some of the remains of the sufferen and better part of my collection." Let us hops that as Sir able for harvest operations, which are now general, and the one for 2301. ; end Mr. Rolleston one for 2001. The best -- In relation to the crops, the steamer, take nothing but a were carried up by the current. But at the time of writing George Beaumont's bribe was accepted, so Mr. Veruon's new crop* are being secured in most excellent condition. hunten and carriage horses fetched 1501. to 1801. Mr. Potter POI Yesierday's Markers see last paqe. petition of the fact that, upon all sides, our grain and (ten o'clock) no bodies had been found, and es the stream is ennally splendid bribe may not be lost upon the present ad- The arrivals of Linseed this week amount to about 760 qrs.; bought a stud of Oti Irish hunters (Irish hones are in great _ getable crops, without exception, are good, and that the now too rapid, tbe efforts of the watermen and others have nunietzation ; that Mr. Wilkins's much and properly abused lay 1,000 bags Lem St. Petenburg, and 104 bege front Go- request), which, lia usual, were taken to the Queen's Bud aind States will have from the present harvest enough to been abandoned until slack water. The fore-port of the ill- National Gallery may ao longer disfigure " the finest site in thenhorg. The supply has been very small, and not equal pMdock, where poles were fixed and their hunting qualities SHIPPING. eel all the demands that may be made upon her. In re- fated vimel is much higher out of the water than yesterday, Europe " (of the premiere( thepast administration), but that to the wants of the crushen ; ealai have in oonsequence tested ;30 of them fetched 1001, each and upwards, and the MAILS Agar - sal:l.-Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Do ha num - Ird to the cotton crop, things are not no Batterin7 ; and it but the stern and quarters have settled in the mud, owing it may at once not ouly be re-faced (after Mr. Bany's been much restricted. We cannot ne.", any alteration in whole (except four) teetered high prices. Mr. Emmitt sold by dee 1 ; French, 1; Flanders, I. now Probable that the yield will be hardly an average one, to • great portion of the ponderous machinery haying been manner), but a ' ctually re-built front the foundation stone. the value, but if moderate quentities arrive then will be a auction in the Bull-ring several hunting, steeple-chase, and . _ 4:oNDON, Aug. 28.-Wind this day at noon, W., light at, at the same time, there are no fears of a short crop. blown into the after-cabin. Preparations, on an extensive The collection proffered by Mr. Vernon is a very remarkable free sale at late rates. In Rapeseed the sales are confined entire horses ; one fetched 1301., and another 14,51. ; and a breeze, and fine, clear weather. Flour and grain are heavy at present eaten, and shipments scale, ere being made to lift her in shore as the tide That. one. Here it " The Age of Innocerice," by Sir J. Reynolde to small parcels of English, at 271. 10s. to 28/. per last. The pair of beautiful Ponies were bought in at 6-51. Nick. Monday, DEAL, Aug. 27.-N.N.W. to N.E. ; p.m. S.W.-Ar ' EuroPe on the decrease; whether they are to be renewed, This will be accomplished by means of chains round the a simple figure of a little girl, inches Sir Joahua stone could supply of foreign comes direct to cruthen. Hamburg the 17th instant, brought in a different class of buyen and rived : Adelaide, Calcutta ; Wellington, Males ; Ceres, al depend upon the adv,ces teem England. wreck, and to which two large tempt, or barges, of sufficient manatee which Mr•Vemoninve,atMeHarman'ssalein 1844, Melees of the 21th iust. state, " A couple of small cargoes sellers. Heavy Cart and Dray-horses, and useful Hacks, Porto Rico, and sailed for Bombay ; renames, Cato, and The news from Canada is unimportaat, but we tonnage to support the extraordinary weight, will be firmly the sum of 1,620 gs.; here are three excellentpieces by Gains- were taken at 281.55. per last, f. o. b. on the west coast ; and then made their appearance, and all the foreign, and a great Alice, New York ; Sophia, Quebec. Sailed: Eliza, Trini- Vet to state that the disease at Vie quarantine lashed, so that the rising tide will float the remains borough. one called " Cottage Children," exquisitely true to buyers seem inclined to give now 281. 10s. Although we many of the inland buyers had left the town. A brisk trade dad. Arrived from tbe river, and sailed: Menapia, Quebec. of the vessel. which will be hauled in on the mud opposite the lanes and °Gave-doom of the painter's own county of have bad a shower of rani, Smile more is wanted for the commenced early ; the best Dray and Cart-Hones, five and ations was unabated. Powrestocra, Aug. 27.-Arrived : Calcutta, Quebec. Off the Adelphaterrace. At next low-water, it can be at- Suffolk ; four or five charming landscapes by Richard Wil- sowing of the new seed. Rape Oil is following the advance six years-old, fetched 401. to 601. , those of • middle quality port: Prosper, Bahia, for Hamburg ; Yemenite, and Do- List of passengers per Royal Mail steam-ship certained if any casualties °centred in the cabin. The Ant son ; one we remember, " View on the River Dee," of un- of Rapeseed, 3fis. 3d. per cwt., f. o. b. present deliney, and 26/. to 351., with plenty of buyers. realm, Rio Janeiro ; Intrepid, Quebec, kr Hull. Ithemia, from Boston and Halifax to Liverpool, 16th and Bee have discontinued running. usual beauty ; Wilkie's " Highland Bagper," a cabinet 38s. 9d. October delivery." Import; into Hull dunng tbis Lamely LARGE SHEEP Fele, Agg. 26.-At this laree oer HASTINO6.-Perthehire, St. John's, N.B. Art, 1847 : DISCOVERY AND IDENTIFICATION OP ANOTHER BODT.- picture from the Freeling collection ; Wilkio's " White Week : Linseed, 760 ; Rapeseed, 180; Wheat, 1,053 ; Barley, Sheep fair between 30,000 and 40,000 were penned. The n w ..,er AIaLIGHT.-Agaes, Jamaica. From Beaton-Mrs, Adams sod two daughten, Master Shortly before 12 o'clock an alarm was raised on the Surrey Bay's Cabin," a commission from Mr. Vernon ; Collins's 60 ; Oats, 4,350 qn. scarcity of turnips and other feed caused ales to be lower On , Dueoexisits.-Union, Honduras.. dams, Miss Giran, Miss Forbes, Mrs. Hagerman, child side of Waterloo-bridge, by a men who ran up the lops by " Happy as a King" (a boy on the top of a , gate); Edwin LINCOLN, Aug. 27.-We have had a good show of new by hem 4s. to 6s. per head, and then it Wall with great dia FLEWIMOOD, Aug. 27.-Arrived : Redwing, St. John's, id nurse ; Miss Farnam, Mr. Alderson and lady, Mr. the toll-gate, and informed the police that he had discovered Landseer's " High and Low Life," and his ' Peace " and Wheat in our market to-day. generally of good quality, ficulty a fair clearance was effected. Fine Ewes, of the pure New Bruniwick. 011ry Farnham, Mr. Francis Wood, Mr. Picking, Mr . the body Of • young map lying in the mild off Lett's-where " War," from the last Royal Academy Exhibition ; with • fair quantity of bonnets doing, at a decline of from Down breed from Hants, sold at from 40s. to 45e. each ; CLYDE, Aug. 26.-W.--Arrived : Sultan, Batavia and obees, Mr. Stone, Mr. Fuller, Colonel Wright. Mar situated on the lower side of the bridge. The remains, which Maclise's " Hamlet ;" two, at least, of Etty's best work', and 6s. to Bs. Wheat, new, red, 50s. to 535.; old, 495. to 535. ; small and moderate, 365. to 40e. ; poor, 30s. The top price Singapore ; Lord Byron, St. John's, N.B. ; Northumber r &molt, Mr. Junes Dewar, Mr. James Benison, were in an awful condition, the face arms, and chest being choice specimens of Turner, Callcott, Constable, Newton, w ee r. new, 525. to 665. ; old, 535. to 655. In other descrip- for stock Lambs was from 345. to 3th. each ; decent lots, 28s. land Reliance, and aVandsworth, Quebec ; Peruvian, Mint z. W illiam Munroe, Mr. N. Chandler. Mr. C. B. Ray • most extensively scalded, were removed to the vault of St. Leslie, and Mulready. The ." Vernon Gallery" is said to lion of grain little doiog, though there were two or three to 305.; poor, 225. to 265. Stock Wetben were at prices time; Clipsey, Newfoundland. mei. Rev. E. L. Abbott, Mr. L. H. Fowler, Mr. Allen, John's Church. The body was subsequently identified as consist of something like three hundred pictures, carefully samples of new Barley showing, of firsarate quality. varying from 445. to 50s. each. A few fat Sheep ware for DUBLIN, Aug. 26.-N.-Arrived : Wanderer, St. Lucia ; r. Robert Leslie, Mr. E. A. Forttall, Mr. F. E. demi*, that of John Butler, aged 18 mars, of No. 9, King-street, collected and carefully weeded at Curistie's, on more than mile, the best making :ell prices, viz., from 6s. to ss. 4d. per Livearoot, Aug. 27.-We continue to receive good su John Knox, Barbadoes; Margaret, Digby, N.S. e. John MaTarieb, Mr. W. W. Haynee, Mr. N. p. Coventegarden. He was an enguwer, and on the unfortu- one occasion. Let us hope that both Id r. Vemon and the stone. Fat Lamb', made from ss. Bd. to ss. 10d. per stone. ores of foretell Wheat, Indian Corn, and Flour, the am p ; RDIPOND (Lem' ERRIBOLL). Aug. 23.-The barque ;lehart, Mr I, S, Nye, Mr, M. perm. Colonel nem occasion was on the way to Blathwele intending, ae he public will have an early erePortunief uf viewing it in a new r m i lk d t h e lu t _ niune d „d e ; b e ; a ; f t i t 1 . 7 - • IPsWICir LAMB PAIR.-Second Day.-The fair opened canton, of Hull, bound to America, was totally wrecked, at a og, as use , rom e tilted any Connely (bearer of despatches), dr. James said before his departure, to take another boat at London- and appropriate National Gallery. States, whilst the arrivals untwists and from Ireland are with a shorter supply of Lambs and Sheep than the oldeet Farronthead, near Cape Wrath, yesterday morning, during nth, Mr. Forbes, Mr. William Forbes, Captain H. bridge. light. As the Irish markets, however, will shortly begin to attendant ever recollect' witnessing ; and to what to Mtn- a e me y ga l e ; nem d ro wned. bite, Mr. E. Brown, Hon. W. td. Key. _ _ . _ __ LAST NIGHT'S Gazette contains an order in fl.I i w i t h new gra i n , we inay expect t e em to ; perm ., w „xi y. bate the cause we could not understand. It wea thid by WATERFORD, Aug 26.-N. to W.N.W.-Arrived : Bra- FATAL ACCIDENT PROM THE BAPACME EXPERT- many penons on the first day that the second would be the raise, Porto Rico. 6:ailed : Exile, Yarmouth, N.S. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. council announcing that a treaty has been concluded, and is During the past two days we had less activity in the New YORK Au , g. 14.-The condition of this country con- mmers.-In the artillery' operations at Bapannsa on the 22nd now subsisting between Great Britein and the Grand Duke demand for Flour which, together with other articles best of the two ;abut such mu not the fact, for there were very Coax, Aug. 25.N.W.-Arrived : Munro, Bahia ; Ali a Bad accident occurred. Alter an explosion at bastion N 0.4, of Tuscany ba'which that state is decland entitled to all the of the trade baiely supported late prices. Althou h, a few Sheep or Lambe on offer. High prices were again asked, cona, St. John's, N.B. 'd buckw=t g ., 7 srath e e;ed, anVare 0:1: 1 1111( b" : t lIt l' iL l gt qu'arnn. which took place under the immediate superintendence of immunities ' enjoyed by the United States and Portugal, generally speaking, all speculative feeling has subsided and the sellers remaining firm, the comequenee was that the LIMERICK, Aug. 2G.-Arrived : Princess Royal,St. John's, Les of the crop of last year in wheat, eau, and Indian corn cos. the Duke de Montpensier, and for which 9 -MO kilogrammes under the Act of the 49th of Geo. 111., authorising the con- for the present, the Wheat trade this morning as- best portion of the Lambs were driven ftom the . . .. put, field unsold Sailed : John Hawke+, Quebec. tue to be premord forward to the ces board. of gunpowder were employed, it wag announced to the elusion of a commercial treaty with those two nations; and sensed a rather firmer aspect, the sales to coneumers having The show of Beasts was extremely small, and inferior tn DROGHEDA, Aug. 26.-W.-Sailed , Nestor, Quebec. In the flee of sock prowler. and (Kb au 'pees, and of the favour- prince that • little girl, wbo had been looking out of the the Act of the Bth & 9th 'Victoria, for granting certain been to a moderately fair extent, and prices fully equal to the al'aliti• Of Horses and Ponies then were none worthy of Bearear, Aug. 26.-S., fine-Arrived, Conway, Castle le sccounts of the growing crops in Europe at the latest datt t ilo window of a house at about two hundred metres from the d u ti es e e cus t om ,. current rates of Tuesday. Superior brands of American rem " ' Boston. Sailed , Sir John Campbell, and Davenport, th July, per Britannia). OUr markets for breadstuffs, Orr au - fortifications had been struck on the head by a flint LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23.-We have little or no alteration to Quebec. r them:silt s wond4rfully for some weekr, after giving way, and the GOLDSMITHS' AND JEWELLERS' BENEVOLENT AN- Flour, warranted sweet, though not so free a sale of late, it Genoese, flour, which oommanded 6 dole. per barrel last week, -- and killed: and also that several bad been persons WIMP INSTITI:TION.-Yesterday the half-yearly general continued also to maintain. the above quotations, the stale quote from our last statement. With good supplies, and a DI:NDRE, Aug. 23.-Arrived : Andromeda, and Elliott, ty now be had St 54 dole. Indian corn continues relstioele higher injured by the falling stones. By the special orders m ' f the members of the above institution was held at and all doubtful qualities, during the day, moving slowly', at numerous attendance of customers, anything good wss Quebec. an other grain, and brings burn 72e. to 73e. per bushel or 26166. of the prince the greatest care had been taken to warn the yheyeb C ftg w o n and Anchor Tavel aSt d.- Mr. C. Webster in • decline of Is. per barrel. Barley, upon a very limited de- eagerly sought after, and for this time of the year, brought Newcerraz, Aug. 27.-W.N.W., light -Sailed : 26th, Freights too hare 'teen way very moeli. Flour, ems in pocket- geople to remain out of the reach of danger, and the inha- r° T ed ' h avit • f ded mmd, was the turn cheaper ; and Malt receded 2s. to 3s. per high Prices. Beef, Sid. io 64d, per lb. ; Lamb, 6id. to aid. Talbot, New York. im, Is taken at 26. M. per barrel, after hawing been charged some itants of the house in which the little girl 11.1 killed had the chair.- he report stat that tet tune° was oun mar ago as high to 91.; fee gran, &I. per bushel, which him for the purpose of relieving the decayed members in ' tbe qr. Beans difficult of sale on the terms last noted ; and NEWCAIM'LE, dug. 24.-Tbs better qualities of cattle in Hine, Aug. 26.-W.N.W., moderate.-Arrived : Earl of 1914 d. been particularly recommended to leave it whilst the opera- above tramm, their workmen, a b osmeo, aa d d er e. , im ta m _ Peas, being scarcely noticed, WITS nominal in value. Old active requert, and former priors maintained, while ueddling Durham, Quebec. exchange ea England has been struegllng upwards slowly ;it may Mons were going on. His Royal Highness was greatly wise their widows. The recent ehction of 2 females make Oats, both Irish and foreign, met little ioquiry, at an abate- Seats were a slow sale. A steady sale for Sheep, at last Lens, Aug. 26.-Arrived : Ouse, Quebec. mewl to.day at from Bto et, the last figure being mat only oh- affected at the accidents that had occurred, and immediately at 14 al d 7 f 1 • ta h ' present me an ema e annuatan ,w ow pensions meat of 2d. per 451 b. • end new Irish, though of fine quality, Med for the beet-knowe bills. gave orden that the fete, which was to have taken place the d • h t ted to upwards of 2201. The urine t a pas year amoun were rather depressed in value. With mmewhat more The cotton mop now is the object of much aolicitude and specaM- next da sh ld be • dtht tb ' • y, ou given up, an a e provisions pre- for lrebutd, the best descriptions of Indian A VERA GE.% FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" OF LAST NIGHT. mint amount of cash and stock (includinst a bequest of inquiry io. it i, admitted that the number of plants in the ground in • pared for a grand hanqu t hould be given to the poor. H f l* - OATS. , MTS. I 15M.1 4 . 1 . 1, FRAN mural:lc seirson would have produced a large crop ; but the :ate cold e 001. left by the late J. Johnson, Esq ,of Maiden-lane) Com fully realised previous rates, and feeding parcels WH SAT. h SAALIT. rine the delay in the blooming of the plants, and the drenching also caused a sum of 3,00 ° 01. ° to be remitted to the father of amounts to 1,3521. le. Exertions are also being made to in- were in good request, at Is. per 4801 b. advance. British : D1E11114711. 1 Um... Ararat. , thseters Ammem %ammo •Mses 'On Armee 'Mammy§ Average IQM Average ins which, thron ,e aout the month of July, swept one. meta tor the the child who was killed, and a further sum of Seof. to a cr.. the building fund for tho erection of almshouses, Wheat, per 7011 m., Engliah, red, new, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9d. • " 2 .l4 72 Kinir , have ceuvu. much alarm, and Metall, now it man who was seriously injured. The prince subsequently towards which they have now in hand 8231. 10s. The various old, 7s. 6d. to Bs.; white, new, Ts. 9d. to es. ; old; London sa ins but a crop. left for the Chateau d'Ett. Previous to his departure the t i ns e w e Be. to Bs. 6d; Irisb, red, 71. to 7,3 d. • old, 6s. 6d. Uxbridge - ... 8 41 3 The exports, am., of cotton fence tbe bit September, are as follow : mun i c i pa l c o u ncil, followed b 150 inhabitant, cif Ba bein ti officen g elected, the mee ng after some rou 1418 69 I 8 S 4 6 16 29 4 43 13 1), 55 48 3 13 33 0 Total exp.:rata G. B. Receipts. Nock, Bales. r . 1* P euele • nem broke up. to 73. Berle taco h dI • h '6O ' hi 91 E ` wel 7, te an els , per lb., o , 3s. . etert e m eme a 935 60 37 41 5 135 27 10 ... _ 13 49 7 - _ 1,160,000 778,000 1,734,000 268,000 lamented him with a high y oomp =eatery address, to JENNY LIND.-We have authority to state that ui 4s. Malt, English, per quarter, pale, 70s. to 76.5. Oats, g ee kl e etweaddre 1,60, NO 1,068,000 2,059,000 127,000 which he replied in • very feeliog manner. ._ -. e English and Soote.li, par 451 b., old, 4s. to 4s. 2d. ; Welsh, cmfordolate 757 61 96 40 - 4 110 30 6 ... ... 139 52 5 5 40 0 Jenny Lind has concluded an ennegement wan mr. a.ummy :Com '.. .. .2,00,000 1,431004 2,407,000 70,000 CURIOUS CASE OF BIGAMY.-One of the eases --, _ old, 3s. M. to 3s. 10d.; Irish, fine sorts, new, 3s. 3d. to 3a. 6c1., Wiltshire %Toot of CMUM in the lost taro weeks hm been bar kr this which interrupted the proceedings respecting the Democratie for the next season, at her Msjesty s Theatre. old, 34. 10d. to 4s. • general, 3s. M. to 3s. 10d. Beans, Bertahlie 1845 SO I 14 38 159 35 5 ... ... 36 32 10 38 42 3 ra, w ,, il tr w ,..Lbet,the WeealLeeemlatht,„___ aLe ali,_,__,„,il ae•was 3 .,,,,_ _,W1 1 ,,/ r'acifujore, in the COlO d'Assis, on Wednesday (mentioned . English, per quarier, old, 545. to 68s. ; Scotch and Innae7 a .... •••• • 1448 61 I .. 139 ' 40 . 1 SO ft 5 ... 147 13 4 .. ... .- 911 47 . 10 iii 10 - 11 imitur rew , - "`"" ve "' a y are a "" "'•"` "'""' '"''''"'' r "• '" "" in this paper yesterday), wu a curious one of bigamy :- Irish, per 480 lb. old, 465. to 62a. Peas, English, per sla m - ea MU 50 3 55 2.34 23 10 15 38 0 ... 135 36 3 blkeldieink m e l ee t n ee , ere dm feu d amop mme s die s com m a In 1815, Florentin Leblanc, of Harbonniare (Somme), COMMERCIAL ef MARKETS. quarter, white, L. 14. to 48s. do. ana Irish, grey, 40a. Hama. 1149 61 18 36 194 34 9, _ _ 39 33 9 :2 40 3 Nee imp. being then 21 years of age, returned home, discharged from to 425. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, 435. to Diesslddr• Tasslawssire adverse to • Iwo mid maarsdki hat ff the the army, after serving ke three years, As this service did 455. ; superfine, 445. to 465. ; extra, 46a. to 48s. OstmeaL pm Dammidis... 564 66 13 43 157 29 4 ... _ ... ... ... ... " " m ma.-_-_as ad "sm. is • 6 0 .0 .• Ind w0u1a11.... not exempt him from being mein called into the ranks, for MONEY ar MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. load of 240 lb., Irish, 1817, 365. to 315.; old, 265. to 295. ; *gel" ll4 71 1 69 37 132 21 3 ... _ - - 1-wwmama Mamas us ef Angmt annual, • mq saq we . • esmersetshire 733 60 li 55 ... 8 wham ~,, b e bunne . k. aaak a i rr aa wnich be had an avenion, he muried a widow of his cora- Two o'C'Tock.-The improvement in the funds which c anadian, old, 265. to 28a. Bran, per 24 lb., teed. to le. 6d. ei . eat n e nfr e 5l 81 •" • " " "' .. .. ••• ••• ... - - • ll , , t i ram miema i m i d. a n ae , : r i Irma . l e If in ? . k - it a z a n ti d a t e im n am e d p ll i t egos D yu ur i a tm on y , ny 23 cr av o o h i lle t t h h: , to hibmyrlf, comnieneed_ yesterday was nut . rmly sara c t e e d tti hi s to Forger ; t: wh i i n te, ea , L,. p s el 7 yo filb i, , ,, ran .; 9 - 1 a t t ?ii ;ed r etite 6 s l , * r 6 e c t l l; Cik.witerd 125 60 . 50 112 0 lie 32 0 ... _ 53 37 3 . . ... . ' fliftti A . 7.4'.. , , • V . ,• l * . ~ Om bib at . trt u rsi by Iliir unexampled qadmothreness. of his elderly wife he left her, and came to Paris where, morm g, b t prices went high A 7s. to 7s. Ca ; white, 7s. tkl. to Bs. ; _ Denteic, aftetestershire lOl3 613 - ••• ... ~. - • •" 20 32 0 • " •• • ••• ••• .7 58 5 .1 , ...4- ..F.. , .. It 'new. flog we Mel gm laii IMP.22EddEI OFT after a certain number of years, he, by his industly, eco- Consols were buyers at 871 for the account, but have m ix e d and red, 7s. to 7s. 4d. ; high mixed, 811 . to M e al ittra 424 113 •'"" . ' lOU M 17 33 10 . • ' I ili 14 .** 4 ./. . 4...- - . -- :›4 .7„. ~.Mi . , to who. nomv, and knowledge of budges', amassed a fortune now receded to 871 to 4 for account, and 871 to .4- 84. 4d. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 7s. 2d. to ...nimble! tireadieella 6 8•41 sim *elm& 110 M 617 1 _ _•, ' as •11 . , ,A , .... / soi er 1, ars. ssaw, 2 . agi AN i si .te ad 11111 17,411 b ibm i n of 80,000 franca. In 1838, when he had attained this pros- money. Reduced Threes, 87", to 4. Three-and-a- 7s. 6d. ; white, 7s. 9d. to Be.; Riga and Peters- N o m u ra 307 64 1 - • • 5 39 4 5. 30 7 """ ... .. i 5 48 , r, i '''' . • nest, tetmo Waheb; cone 15 , 703 : 562 6 " 1 " 111 ' r i z i he met an acquaintance from the country, who in- Qum ter per Cents. 891 to I Exchequer Bills, Is. to bu r g , red . da• 6d. to 6a. 9d. ; Archangel, 6s. to er ma dmakee 3104 61 70 31 8 20 80 0 . 28 53 1 tir ":' --- 3 AS , A - him, not in WWI of condolenes, but of emigrate- 6s. 6d. , Odessa, common, red, 6s. to 6e. 3d. • Polish, liessetentere 638 86 09 44 8 65 31 7 ...• ::: 53 68 • I 66 4 ' , _ ~..1 i v ss. premium. Bank Stock ' rl9s to 7. By an ....4-1 , Irks, that bis old wife was dead. Leblanc rejoiced the 6s. 6d. to 71.; French, Spanish, and Ratan, red, lewhemelen ~,,„ 4 •,,„ •-- ...mom tine morning we have South Arran wee at this news, uit left him at liberty to form • union The foreign market has not yet partaken of the Bs. 3d. to 6s. 9d. ; white, 6e. 9d. to 7. • Bennet and MOM . , .. ... - • • ... ... . . 214 63 to 43 0 :hew& with accounts from Grahmee Town to the with *young female, named Girardtt, l whe had won his Ma upward tendency of the funds. Mexican are, how- Marinnopoli, red, 6s. to 6s. 6d, • Egyptian, 4s. 3d. to lhalhe d 8743 09 60 48 9 • • lih, and Cape Town to the 16th June. factions, and whom he immediately married. In 1839, Le- ever, in advance, at 19 to 20. Buenos Ayres remain as. tad. ; Mediterranean, &e., hard, ' red,B4. 20 de. ad- s tir == e- 2240 57 365 27 N N ... 5 ,mesoo. - Ms • „ S ir Henry Pottinger bad reached Graham's Town Mane learnt that tl. a account of the death of his first wife at 36 to 9, notwithstanding the favourable accounts per qr., Baltic, &c., 33a. to 365. Barley, per , 65 38 3 130 29 94 Si 6 I 4 4I 0 i °FM Fort Peddie. The mountains in Kaffirland were true In the weaklier of lais ooral feelings for his WY not . . . 3s. 9d. to 4s. Oats ur 451 b 3,9 d to es. BOSOS: Wit.. d from the Rivei Plate of the blockade being raised. .„ quuter, E , a k gy . 2374 50 i4OSS 6 37 27 15 34 0 35 I° 0 ' • • SOO 66 5 1 p_it . ,L °V ere 4 l with aa second wife, he commentated to her untowar occur- worm, to 665. • edge, pw 4801 b., Llassiddre • 2973 68 135/ 41 1 730 27 m 57 4 1 -14 •;i. .-., ow, and the weather was so severe Tenor. Soon afterwards, the harmony which bad existed Spanish Fives are 194 to 201, and therefore a fraction be.. e o 33.. p ms, per or. 'B e i de ie., white, 40s. to 42a.; NOM 964 67 20 40 0 113 Il• .. 3 hi - 4 489 as o 1 - . l "" ell military operations were necessarily sus- Yerkahre between them turned to discord, which at length became so higher ; the Threes remain 294 to 30; Passive, 41 to Canadian, 335. to se, Indian Coin, mg 46011 e., 275. to 32a.; e ____„,__ OOB3 63 25 37 4 732 30 547 311 113 27 7 ISt SD ... ... :..71',. . ~..." 143 76 11 , . ... .. . . M ild " TIM protection of the British frontier was, harsh that they mutually mused to live apart. The wife, 4. Portuguese, 24 to 6. Dutch Two-and-Half per Indian Ileal, per barrel of 1961 b., Us. to 14s. Flour, per '4„ sta wa i a, m d MI 73 347 s TO 93 - - I .... - ' , ' e t .. **'• 1--- frer, being duly provided for ; and, in order the alter a time, yielding to evil counsels, made amorbi.sut de- Cents., 58f to 61 ; the Fours, 48 . 1 to 91. banal of 1961 b. Canadian, sweet, Ilis. to 275., _. United 774 60 90 40 0 IN SI ... ... i 53 4 i i i s : ' • a et• to mands anon him • moraine not onlv the restitution of 900 o Btates,sweet, 255. ' 81. to 275. 6d.; lanitedelates sad Causality 602 811 1 37 46 7 91 a I • secure this most desirable object, the govern- - d - -h a d • b hi, b i Dome few failures iii the e o ea trade came rePurt.ed sour 21s. to 22e. Arrivals into emi heassee. Dialswa- 419 IN 129 94 ••• - lbent, it soil h a francs, the small ower she broug tto ,ataa n- ii 44 . 10 - ••• m ar, seen by the following general lir • demnity 0f40,000f., sad 6,800 f. which she had inherited • decided upon the establishment of semi- from her father, and paid into the 9301m011 'took. It had stood not to be of much importance. from Liverpool this morning ; but they are antler- ken: the 24th to the 26th August, _._' Who* WsbL -11,064 qm ; tansy, 19 ; Malt, 700 ; Oats, 6,178 ; Her. ____-- Isperhllfeekly arsesee -. 1E174 q ____ _ an se n En a 5 581 36 8 sue es s " - is. . ,:. • as ••• • q 57-3 "2 1 7 . .fige. • 6 4 48 •r 1 7-Z74 58 " Al 1 . 58 I 1L,.4 1 • .." 48 - 9 s), it 50 8 48 0 58 0 55 5 I 804 57 4 74 11 • 33 I ii