The Express. — London, England, 1847-09-11 00:00:00

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If has 1 1 r ls sielesi e"a le -ilambille rid" - it =Ns cart issalbsem, aide* lefts sub, kw. Anson le mem Meier die *Mk silk. le ft I rki dge--10 al3 6 ' rare propels here and there, the eases an few is whir the wQ turn are war affected ;sad , on the other head, the erop . I 11 1 . .Wili .: 71111 be gewra l 7 a lke,sep le l':ag by se wiem: l*-42.11 /mgra alleg i t : tftfa a lt 111 4 SO 3IS 4 A rembed. has keen raised, is monstrous inst an ces, wi th out a ease of ( N,,,,,,...! (filli.-.1 -oc rt4ll Dw Pllssm: WWI wild as . k j .a.ab. Piall e4ll YLIB. hatleter and tearrer.• decay befog distentablo, unless the "rib" is se esesidered, of gaud' me MOW testa the n Ira . 1 ii ir a t; ma r Olks• rik . whir is a mistake. We will ens add oar tua that • ices we are le_kopes, ant es ssy esker east TM Itemelgil bar -el-ii I L - D it Rk '8 HA I IL - It OWL A N D'S very large peopertioa of those who balm their potatoes to net km teen keened In Me eendltsa-Pasener,ftel. 11.-Tbe NJ MAC 41111,mseldse **HAMM Us makeyeelMe, ame be Oared by the old disease me much mon Werra bap rang hes emmessul in our pain, and, we mambo& 01.06 Dia6111166 .._..... Z 541446111.41681 0.. ............ Ina Int a = thin blart..l N0.32 3.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING SEPT. 11, 1 847. r3d Mem den of expatesks-Weenanan, Sept. 9.-Bite Ink. r yeL a tog wpll, Mt not way large; platen tall comments on .-..-r. S 7 If 3 "" l a=isa CrisW - ies - perWerliMlage me fa BM* lkieselsee, Weber, Aug. 21, 15117.-Observatioas vary In Ids parish the duty is =Masted at 163,0901. to lIMs N. um ; assim °w 1110 a_ ll lB l M aigs. : 4 l o I w ww eihs 7 64 "r ied. " Il irside a n"" l : 6 6 : 344. 4 ": l r ia si : o A:,:o uniry W,- , TALLO W.-Markel swegate ggeeediasz awas * ' Inc , Patens- MINERALS. - Lean ORES end in Lesdie. artoxet i i-Ite a Vee mom t ie des gypsies* is Net egrneekag se the emegrakatione of DD IS per Lae am WO cabal. OIL' kart *fear mallr 4 ll. eitXZ= lla - a ..,• 11 / 1 2" /". j e d n' Mr. ISNISII of 'Weav e mu Chershe, &a-The hal ir-C, ..- ou th e ease { Ea gd. to t October t° Do - Mom Tone. Prim • Pordsmes. • HAY.-SMITIRMILD, Tiro o'Clock.-Pleenrs. I SO -.MO 6 6 ... Tamar Steeltsg CS and Davis, Ha y and Stra w Salsemen, report the tradet le e r r sold on the also Me hem of Ishlest e ell•e the 11 1 1 Pw din Imam JIM Mews Hums 84 0.16.-tallew kw met • rod ' daliv iale stl s 4 : L t radio ed. r lest W664l Wbsel "‘m ßase lO4 .113 II 0 ... With& BASIL baa ttEM aad eado .. w Pricas la s t aa ll a ltarm ai ' ... i z st t o o 17k e r i esaw.. Ea to 31. DICOULYIRWELLSOUIMITO It i AMIII ,e ' I et Meek. At this lege of ter *men Ihe tabus au still usher lest were quotable. P.Y.0.,1et, iia. X Otto ..... t i r v irrtitte: l l. 3 :, , ~ ', - , '4; Is ; quite 'seed. The Masa the plons that ors lauseroet., Sept 10.-TilloW is is hir emand, but 3113 ° te r o33 :,eit 3 11 . 1 5 7wwL e ~,,,,0 , 4 Kamm, h 00. CATTLE, &c.-Beate rive FAIR, . Maki aid th e tubers MI" re age the adn de - prices havis rubor gibe way wan, P.Y.C. berme Wan lem m a. 8.-There Sr it•J. an i tin i t i V. fi rat Al t.A.O., ke. My* _lse& tad by degrees the whale pet** tells eselna- sold at ilia, N. to 48a., prinenally at the lower quietism Sold at the The a aim were very few cattle a rt ;sh little deinanl is t them ; and evoress.-How to ;raw awe term send (eid), OUST. DU lieLaT.-Garianare abessins. • A few s e e e y a, g , N ew T an a ma w & as, sofa s 0 Sp hasp 10 0 _ ... to to 0 ... Walker, Dear, it Co. those exhibited were aly Irish. Then was the o v :7 111. be ever exhibited at this fair. The . 1 = ' r re er . - ~ae r n e? ., BALE OP VALUABLE Carmi-Dering.the Feemt South Amide= Mia. per eat nada la = week the mare horde/ imposed pen mad elbeirtftweell se& d..., , , . , ...._ ._ _ ,Nia.... er wim ; ~, di.g tr. sad tle, bele:a: by o itho otf, 7, ,usi camereee, ~ a t AFlEdic.biA tigy ma C t O be ltN = .-DNINY, Sept. 10.-With rather a large t. r e thea ar n d M' lNst i 13. Pallineelmsow • °woke, 141, llest. near Otis) whir it leaves. the = rea arrange of buyers, soda small amply et Wheat, pekes ag m 96. to 38 ever last week, and • Menne, insta ii,Ak . Sad in Lasko. 110 ... till 19 • ... I. amen 13 . 15 I 0 _ Minn It Sess. itacg rm. TOM Pita per tan. Pundament Mateold had to submit to the following reduced priors : Half-breds, 16s. to 21e. web. Cheviots, Hie. 6d. to 14s. 64. Mules, Ile. to Ws. Black-faced, fis. to 12.. Pip were sold a MI LI 4 ...Calssiekoo. &Wilhelm frase quanti lM ty ditto. Delay, Sept. 7.-We had a mere plentiful supply of fat the mike, H. Argrousaa'amereasener. seared B:ssee • barb num ,sew roshar e Barley met free sale, al Is. to In Arias Oren Mb 1 43 10 0 ... ditto. Violet, 4 vii lies sem, yew was agetadswej from the extreme wake= et left week. OHMS Mingo _ masiv.r....a. Beasts this sampisg, and the quality genen ll y it as sonsidered prism, thr SILMLia Nee haftb, Chispars, 8 rare narinerd. Wheat, per 38 stones, Us. to ilds. Barley, OOPPIM ORE& to be somewhat batter. The §heeppens were but mode- LATEST INTELLIGENCE. old a wires elf theasi lin piker ; triable' Irindinif,Por 30 Vow" 30 a i wehnliore Be..,ales. Oats, betikal Aug. 25. sod mold et Aedreer'• Hotel Resbuth, Sece. 9. a . Md. and the *band was fiat. There was a large awl a era skew ISO press ear lad olds Per us donee, Sts ; nentr 28 4 4 to was la, Per rasa. Vor. Pries. •la Des. Tone Prix. y diet Ns, which were readily disposr of. Beef THIS nitre .. ea ,, , t i, o d„,, a w e .* f a p esi p er es w , Th e whey Mel wee be 38 mews, 6/15. 0 , 4 HAL Fleur, Per 3 0 east, lka a ake• Gaya hma .• .... m ••• &? II Pie Osunks. ..-• 311 ... to I frees dd. to lid. per lb. Mutton, 61d. to 7d. Veal, kr . ee ... all TIM. 34 ••• 513 Bd. so 68 Pigs, per more, 98 dd. to 10s. easelleallearkien. ELY, Sept, 9.-Our market wilay was haler mended intro es ... 611 Mete 46 ... 11 2 ,_.__ A"lntil ,a__ .i. from ____ : ___, Lisbon te ______ s __. " 51et ..1 11 '.. 9 ,,, We da B 3 GLUT Pen AT COTTENITAIL-Ifederrelley, Shenk that fee the lest three er four troika ; Ike sery s z trositi t grata eta u ... 14 IS Wheal Prosper._ .61 ... I s Exuma, Sept. 10.-Our minket u well supplied """` `" ws 7, _ _ ,P r "" am i,. “ I ‘Wlnling. , Ml° °tin t° e half.past 12, ahe broke oat in this vilify Idiat INIRSOUNII 1106 allea than sisal to the demand, wid fa Mein st ... 10 3 Mao Cl ... a 7 with Cattle, sad prises of fat bug Bed needed, the best most we have wean] Pirolialle* Inet that little is of al3 dwelling, several aware* is Aso ewe priem Ware again lower. Otto IS ... 10 3 Neer 83 ... 10 4 ditto 49 ... 110 being sekl at 108. p e t sane. It amen retail tiret the most unanisfactory o.haracter. The failure of Rodrigo hobs. It is *nib the are sesemessil sosidaelelly Bemis, Seet.lo.-We haws had rather a thin attendance also vas ... 4 111 Insatltimidthn alal. ril :::/11 1 : M O yid " "1"1"1 fend hes ammoreeded Area fete•: mar at Werth give way, end that beet Megalheens to forma government, wears to have in • mores MO at din Cambridge mom* ke the ellella• t° 44 7 at oar mark*, and era rely e Ingle Wool of Wheat • ditto 73 ... 3 0 Isnot _.- ....... 48 ... 7 3 One Ade et the street is entirely oeserer. Kok a Hie elm's by ihe lbws; no wise, theirs, yes be meted. ditto 71 ... 311 ai m 99 _7 10 seeds/ Winer will be mach cheaper, sad _s = the destroyed the last hope of the libeW party in the p roperty is b um & Drag wee awre ebbs, and pekoe ruled at hem 35, hi to into 49 ... 4 1 &no 12 ... 8 4 memo albs chimes. All kirk el per sle* MN meow of any arrangement which had been negoeined - T T 6.6 nterationgs. ea Thum es. per buribed he tip militias. Our to this mason • MINT mast) stag aga in at ditto 114 - 1 4 b y the allies. The teem' which Monpliseene • demanded d ay iet a worts k r th e b aw ds e t se e B e b e " aselsegesißy geaLSe. te 6e. Od. per lan ; Ito M. per ewe elle "' ' eaS tad " Alfred CWlMii tlne ... $1 ... :• 6 wheal lass A11ur4416 4 164 ••• : 4 a Fri 1 r .4b444111118114114 , 63v . v. ..: IN. ui the u. Ich. emb ie s bi t en asi dial"l 3s : teas the Quest , . whew. ear& will* &remains Cl school& was a brilliant &affiance. Hee el .., te car In Ills OLIO an Pee bull. ar ... 3 1 MAlLYseemy. IS -7 4 a new =bine; were • ' in the. eta moat latteelag eharamer. It is nada:steed this the re- ; . 10. - tare Chan tn. feediet a 411 ... 3 U Atte 17 ... 311 On lU. MIA. A sma ll lot of Lei* belesha :Ca le the Nelms perfectly coostitelicemL her . , SOON Ibillittle Men 01.00‘. ...: ~,, li whim. Ileeilinarl% %w i 1 bi n 57 -. 7 7 je, se e se w s _es „„„ 4 . 7 sIOMMIB. ef Os woe aisiMplim 4111W4MSV" VIM 42 .8 7 Wheal alma -.. 117 ... 11 4 eased a forded ekes ; they did sot, bererner, ter - d r !my easemet kr - -10 ' ........-e. -4 •-•-...- •-' -. ' - 4 r etort` et sew 's ues die beams to ditto Is _1 14 Iblainbary U•I 11 nand NM* atatoltiol3, and wire 4.1111111 d at 41. to 61 . each. err %ee Gem he hiding Baited ants 96 ... 314 Great work m Is Butchers' Calves were selling at Si. sd. to 6d. par lb. - ista, resisted everything that weld be wandered in COILVERCIAL 4. MARKETS. • sews messy. Rye feat. has Met ditto 66 ... 619 W,W. Prange°, 10 ... 8 7 the slightest degree a °enmities. The terms pro- -.-..- a frignalm ; smiths merlset balm iiser cleared of the arro 55 ... 318 ditto 9 ... 311 The supply of Sheep wee larger thaa over know& (upwind& were contemptuously refund, and this has etas- MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. !snub "OD ~... _wow Peamall Illa milk Priem hare *salaam , ' to ditto 31 ... 412 Gokipbbi wheel Sparrow 63 ... ale 8 012 of 1,400,) ; the beat fat Wethen were set In general worth c o o . 3 ... 4 5 mon than 6d. per lb. although aMk above re in some E:cirt i be Progressistas that for a constitutional govern- er - Ann Wide is Ong Ids annY alannnia. " 3 for p.,. c.o. , ~,„ et ... all moat they must henceforth look to themselves. The I-toff-past O ne .- Th e nom.. announcements of &emelt peepsew The weather bee seatbeeed Insurable TOTAL PRODUCE. The supply of Pigs has also been larger than for the last yesterday, relative to Spa in continue to exercue rs- for harvest operations, and the new ere slant Tor Aa. d. twelve months (between 300 and 400), and prices have Carcelhe minist ry. wa " .0" " "Millar *that Baer an unfavourable influence on the dock mar k e t s. all secured in excellent osedition, exert Beans, , N ,„ gee, Tar 7 4 1 1 4 a . 4 ' B o w e d, 46._ 163 10 receded from those of last week. which preceded it, and symptoms of another revolu- which are yet outstanding , and terr.ted a light crop. Alfred Consols 419... 1310 17 W. Wk. Tress U.- 540 0 The fail on the corn exchange, to which we NORTHALLIRTON FAIR, Sept . 7.-We had a small supply ti cnais wore manifesting themselves in the Ureli briefly adverted yesterday , have been co ofitraed ; The arrivals of Linseed oomist of 4,950 qn. from Kertch ; Toned Hills 1 614 1614 12 N. Wts. Denet 40... 174 0 intm • vicinity of the capita L Democratic agents the sad, 4,046 qrs. nem fit. Petersburg ; 330 qrs. front Archangel ; Wh.Sparrow 1 "-- - " Wisest Vintin 36 37 . ... 1 1 8 93 4 186 vale, e is- .. cal d vi th og e C la o t w te s , and fat fat s tock many bu;ytheree.foarmt from . t me 6L t wi t. th 6. 2l 6d ow per stone. A great number of lean stock was in the market, names of the parties having been made public, it 130 begs from Hamburg ; and 30 bap from Gothenburg- Per Nowak ... a 1 1.. . 1141 7 Thimniery were reperted to be employed to the south of the Tagus, maturing plans fora revolt when a suitable may now be stated here that the principal cases are together. about 9,426 qrs. In the beginning of the week I,lt . nw o rr 1 215 .., 793 13 Onat w. Work . .• 20.. 178 0 WI , Pow , 19.., 113 13 particularly Irish, which met with dull sale. We had a sup Par - Le tot 129. 112 17 , Godolphin 12... 63 1 oppertonity presented anti ; while at Almada, Cacilhaa, thaw of Molars. Thomas tinhorns and Son, an old and the market was without a lies to meet the wants of W . very good supply of Sheep, and a great number of buyers. respectable firm, and that of Messrs. Hanle' an d cheeers ; but towards the Lion the above-noted quantities wh ee l A ire ... 5a.. 229 2 0 1 and Aides &allege a number of influential liberals were• the greater proportion of which, however , ~, Fat Sheep mold at from 6d. to lid. per lb. ; country Lambs, mid to have assembled, whose hostility to the existing ,mH7ttehil"Pnalc:ta, also a home of consideraticm. A third have " as ia ' had been sold to crushers "to anon ;so that but wiry Average Prioe per ton t3 18 6 ' 1 20e. to 245. ; half bred Lambs, 12s. to 16e. per heed. ~....7 in the same connexion was spoken of yesterday littl e has coin. 011 the market, which has caused the Tar to Mantityof Ore. . 2,6ootons I Qua. offine Copper, TM ts, 13 Ctn. STOURBRIDOI.--At the September fair the supply of government was well ascertained. The Cabralista, on their side, were endeavouring to excite a popular ening • but of this, we are happy to say, we hear be well supported-say, Black Sea, 49e.; fine Petersburg, Araountof Money £13,437 13 6 Beau , nee and Lambs was hardl outcry against foreign interference, and declared cone BY WHOM THE oan WERE PURCHASED. a c'ag them , however ' were some of ver y Prime t i elli t f. nothing ev ' fiu - ther. These unfortunate occurrences ces in 475. 6d. •, for inferior, 47s . Archangel, 465. to 465. p er qr. 1 . 444 noln. - A• 044 8a Standard - 41 " 13 0-I ToTal Produce- 5 1 re al ' P ' yso g eed " we'd ; Of Konigebirg, Or Lower Baltic Seed, none is offered. . A _ T A...a. 7H P d ri o ne r ißea wl:: :s in f F e req tch ewneat ed ia. 6ld w . e ; ra ft:te e, . ted 7id a . t ; Lo y d pgroit. Good the commercial world have necessarily a sinister themselves the champions of national independence, good business has been done in Black Sea Linseed, to arrive w 203 ..... ... Z 1.042 16 ' operation upon while the Miguelitee were watching to take advantage B onk memo., the port i en t oro f hi c k the funds ' besides which the -iey, for shipment during the autumn, at 465. 6d. per qr. Miaeat co. . of the progress of events. In such a state of things, TAvorrocx. Fab, Sept. 8.-The show of Cattle to-day in another column, do not look so well as had been gulf-made realised 111. per ton. Very little foreign in the yr/mm=ll Co. 463 O r° 13 m f-ull e y ye al ar aia . ta T i h aal • qt . ti chanater ty on We a r w th as k larg fair e t al and the th iarg e q es ui t il4 a it was impossible to speculate what important changes 269 a few hours might bring forth. anticipated. As regards the item of bullion, hoe- . Rape Cakes scarce and may be quoted se. higher. P. Grenfell =dikes 23 __.. Co. 222 - have been the worst in all probability that the pro- commands 91. 10e. per too . In other n too. Peruvian Guano w ''' ;.,..,,,=,; an qualities but little doing. 593 - 3,521 13 however, but a thin attendance of jobbers , hence the demand foe Steers was not brisk, and many lots remained unsold ; RUTLANDSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY , sent crisis will have been found to call forth. LIVZIII.OOL, Sept. 10.-Although during the period be- Total toes 2600 £ 13,437 13 but in butahen' Cows, and fat Lambs and Sheep, consider- The September show of this flourishing association The meet untoward feature of the morning is that tween Tuesday and to-day the weather has been exceedingly No eats an Monday mast. September 16. Copper Ores for sale on Thursday week, at Pearce' able business was done, although all at lower prices than he rs held at the Riding School, Oakham, yesterday. I. of the reported failure of a large London commercial fine for gathering in the remaining portion of the harvest, point of numbers the show was somewhat inferior to that held establishment, a house in fact, that has for many the trade, relative to most descripuons of grain produce, re. Hotel, Truro.-Mines and Parcelo-Devon Great Con- con' F Be i : L . C ,l w b e s . f ar g 56 1 1 1 , 4 ! 671' Steen, pe 46 ° , ibto. fo r l • very err at the corresponding period of last year; but in other respects years ranked among the very find in Europe . Should soh, Wheal Maria, Wheal Fanny, and Wheal Josiah, 1,313 Calves, folly 7d . per lb. There was a numerous but ordinary prime lots. Cows and Calves, from W. to 184 each. Fat stoned a tolerable degree, of firmness here • and in Wheat, display of Horses, with but little dot/ except for draft, it was equal and superior to many of the precediog exhibi- the rumours current upon the subject prove to be American Flour, and Indian Corn, • good steely business -Treesrean, 477-Treviskey 412-West Carron, 3Bi t/one. The bulls attracted very general observation, end B was ereneeetea, th e two former articles squiring a ei g ht Wheal Comfort , 288-Peleliu , 268-Fowey Cons:L ei 26 . A - -founded, as there is bat too much reason to feat it car remarked by many that a better show of these animas wh D eh t:B f L e r te rf h , 4 :ep fr t 0 ... 1 9.- 25 Th i. t4e 30 gU ko h : ela wu e today . again large. (we are Do t ep ea ai og o f numb er .) beg never been w e eaeiae d • will be the case, a deep gloom will indeed be thrown to report since Monday last a fair supply of bleat, a few m improvement upon the current rates of Tuesday. We have Wheal Friendship, 178-Barrier:, 165-Wheal Jet, 17.0 Bedford United Miner, 110 -Wheal Maiden, 60-South The prise bull, belonging to Richard Westbrook Baker, over the mercantile community for days to come. cargoes of Oats with a moderate quantity of Flour and Tern, 25-Charlestown United Mines, 14-Total, 4,049. Good . Esq., of Cottesmore, was a noble animal in every respect, Consols at present, however, are only e per cent In dian Corn from abroad. The arrivals in the aggregate, COPPER ORES. meat sold readily at full and even high prices, whereon middling and inferior Beef and Mutton were neglected, and and perhaps elicited as much admiration as all the otheret- gy t o I however, fall very deficient of what we have been lately in Sampled nerd Is, sad mid at fise MPL 9. . , namel ,at . money, tth 2 Mims. 3 .... 5 , 5 , 2 ,, ,a. p r , aa , could not be sold even at a reduction. The want of grass is animals put together. Of the other clones we can my no lower Sir to 7 for for tint i a ,a_ ver Bile aro ft. ..„ gt. ............. the habit of reoeiving ; and, up to this time, thaw coastwise Co , lot sass , move tban that, though deficient in numbers, they presented ''''''t . ""'" ''''' ""' e'''"."'""- and from Ireland are trivial Notwithstanding the appear - ditto O6 1:i oat g i f ai oo ne n a c a ll f ' as "ti a n e d a Tier" the la uTt P lon rtiaa at " taiag SO :1 ...... I I 19 3 t ra .i n o g r e , oLp m rio 4 e 2. , !epeeis t. 60. 1 . 1 y; p in n., l3ezf ais . Re to ef 66B , muldli . ll , :liy .. Fid g Lin iar . . The quotations for foreign stocks have varied but anos of ended weather yesterday we have a recurrence of ago, an array of excellence never surmised at the September 161 show. slightly. rain this zooming, which bas contributed to confirm the sta- ditto ........ ......... 60 log the offal ; Veal, 6d. to 61d. per lb.; Mutton, did. to The followitg is the award of. prises made by tin, under - Two c Mock.-The large failure alluded to above is Way previously evinced ; and having a farther ntunerous ditto SO 23 mentioned gentlemen, who kindly officiated as tfie judges:- now openly talked of. It ts that of Messrs. Gower , attendance of Wand and several Irish buyers at our 52 of t. 9 C l attl m e . in ßt.e th t e , Mr. 0. Fowler , of Exton, Rutlandehire ; Mr. Heaton , of Nenbe„,„_ d Co , one of the partners of there was an active and extensive lirnnr.,... •••-- • 5O 331 ma A rk Y e li t ' to-da SePL y. 7.- M T i l lr r e e o w w e s r so a l a , a l l a y t fro 3l m hea 7 d l. Bray, Leicoarshire ; and Mr. Dexter, of Halleton, in ' the "r" -- --. an ' d me en r i k an et d f amia or Zit kinds of foreign ea Wheat, at an advance wi t ; same county. the home being in the Bea direction. The upon the general runs of 3d. to a.. , p'e'ek of superior qua- ditto ........... 123 best mare that than be a good and quiet worker , for the less so than is commonly stated, the present estimate of Titled*); and new, in the absence of slpnly. would can - 842 " 3 ° 3 " ditto .............__ 104 ...... 14 = mows of agriculture, two sove.-Mr. nodin, of being 1,00(0001. The house suffers a severe loss by y w an d ii a li ve l y "3"3 ;and °3 3 l 3 2 . 3 ' thi Amel/° " 33. so r i rfi th " l3° ,,z . .. hi . Egroey ... ..... ......-- 56 , 4 1 1 2 5 COVENT GARDEN.- This/tforning.-Vegetables the suspennon of Messrs. Gamma, of Glaegow. o:Zing s tl:rni q porti, salsa were considerable , pe at an improve. oa an t i m an tte „.„,„7" ** 4 Clam 24. ro the exhibitor of the best yearling gelding or A failure on the stock exchange most be added to anent of Is. to It 6d. per barrel . Grinding Barley, being cent filly, for the general purposes of agriculture, two son-tose 24 i Mr. Bradshaw, of Burley. our catalogue of diameters. The party was • share taken more freely by consumers was the tarn dearer • aad Milismislesk.....-..... 14 ee Clem 25. To the exhibitor of the best foal, for the general dealer principally. Malt rather Me reverse. In Bes'ors or Pees no varieties; waii UM Illlng.. • TOTAL PRODUCT- are ma Pesisee and Nectarines are abundant pupae of agriculture, two son.-to Mr. Snodin, of Roo. =GLIM MIDDX. perceptible. Oats, commanding somewhat more attention, 441 . 5,433 10 6 Camden' 10... MO it aw l= us mene *as usually plentiful. Apricots eat Lodge. OW Doak , 61,61 tan Mama At.. rata Oct.. on I were Id. per 451 b. dearer ; and Garai supported late prices. Maenads 293 . 3,413 10 0 Chat Clew 25 To the exhibitor of the best bull, above two-and. ;le= g. n ........‘ "' L a ...! t a n al seamen Indian Corn, continuing to moot • considerably increasing Ilasfiago... ...... 126... 2,460 0 0 Hellyeaorbeh a-half and odder five years old, that shall serve many ''''' ---- ---- e e l =t er _s, ea " al * 5 ' demand on both Engirt and Irish amount, end the open. - 1,51 anem mg MIN. 1110 0.0 Cr the demand. Filberts eows es may be offend to trim in the district for the s seareed- emir eit. ArUlle,__Oesae. lie 6 1 88,18116.1annala Da..13 311 Noes abort' to-day berg much more externs than for tom 1,196.-Mastat of men, £17,U3 1t1e.441. hlsh Wm IL ils IL pr med. Foreign Walnuts are Mg 12 months (not beyond • reasonable number), sad em pF"L ""="'""" 4 elleseeis Debase Da, >a 4 some weeks put an advance of lo per qr. wen reek* eh- - OapporDree fiw sale, &Pi. 23.-Cobre, 106; ditto, 105 ; Illeadiel. Lasses U. mem Of• Vegetables, Broccoli is li pra Olt Nedwo.l66, lar I tasted ; Indian blealstill movingfilan. terms lastnotied. ditto, 99; ditto, 95; ditto, 94; ditto, 92; ditto, 90; ditto, liar ke the iirred. Per are scarce. Carrots are aceeding 20s. a sow , live son .- to Richard Weaker ser - os. emdriaisidu s 4pw as. Paned= NU, se a Baker Esq., of Cotteamore. wens now, Se 4 On, aft., see British : Wheat, per 701b5., ' , red, new, 7s. 3d. 88-Berehaven, 111 ; ditto, 91 ; ditto, 89-ICnockmabse, Psi; llOl TIM* 11 " illalthrelat. French Beans are Clee ' s 27. To the exhibitor of the beet bull, above cos and • r aa ae ' 11°° ' . .... a rja i t' ' I 5 l EF::raiih""" . l46.ainiSH: 5 to 7e. 9d. ; old, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 1. • ; whit, new, 7,. 9d. 110 •; ditto, 62; ditto, 61 ; ditto, 42-Cuba, 95; ditto, 311 milloar sh =allos nalanitirel. Lettuces and caw Wading 1 under twoand.a-holf years old, that shall serve as many Due orteuhlkil U , i errs. lea** 1814, se* 1 to 75. 11d. ; old, 7s. 10 11 . to h. 4d. ; Irish, ed, new, -Holyford, 61; ditto, 41-Ballymurtagii, 47; ditto. 21; are R Malawi:as are dearer. Cot Flowers con cows as ma y be offered to him for the succeeding 12 months niunnns...„ „._ 3 • 111 °....„' i Ilaaalah Dohnod nu, 1416 6s. 9d. to 7,, 6d. ,• old, 6s. 6d. to 7s. Barley, Scotch ditto, 20-Holden 81ag , 41; ditto, 21-ewm Sebon, 12-s- 11 ° si itunhee Pedallionivals. Gardenias, Allemande oath (not beyond a reasonable number), and not exceeding 10s. a saw 0. n -- e r e aS . Tei m I Spank ?mire Ma. 61 eea Cs. vemoodeneo. *ei and Irish, per 601 b., old, &a. 6d. to 31. ki. Malt, Italy, 1.-Total tons, 1,773. artica, Peekslas, Moms, and other Ewes, cow, two son-to the Hon. W. H. Wilson, of Keythorpe 6 pee IX Cana 664 so a4146.466•1nnnal Mo. 11 * English, ma qr., pale, old, 1335. to 67e. Oats, English estate. Hall. The bull shown by Stafford 0' Waal, Esq., was eons- and Scotch 461 b Id 3s 6d. to 3m. 9d. ; Welsh, , per ,• , .HOPS.- BOROUGH MARKET. - TWO o' Clod.- !weAaess loelg. le re to 46 Amor doeseet, meted. ,8. i.e. mended by the judges. RAILWAYS.-The share market has again enf etworloktotelb., le to Is at old, 3.. 2d. to 3e. 4d.; Irish, fine sorts, new, 31. to 3.. 2d.; Masan. Pattenden and Smith, Hop futon, report that " ra r•= e •,,,..e"r e tl: " 4 " - . 5 en..1.4 1 1.46.1616110 84 al Class 28. To the exhibitor oldie best boar that shall serve feted a severe depression to-day. Things are e ll old, 3a. 4d. to 3s. 6.L ; genera, 01c1,311. 2d. tO 36 ed. Beans, there is • 'Won feeling against the duty, which is estimated ebb, is e 4/ ebb °mean per 666,1 s to Is as many sows as may be offered to him within the diner for ais our quotations will show. English, per quarter, old, 60s. to 645. ; Scotch and at 170,0001. There area good many new Hope in the mar. no.N . 0001 6r.1 1 :-. er se Ils - pee no. ate pa, Lamm, pro en., is ts a the succeeding twelve months (not beyond a reasooable num- worse , Irish, per 480 lb., old, 46e. to 60a. Peas, English, per het this morning. New Keats from 955. to 112 a. ; Sum, rearse. raw, Is so asa be ., ), sad sea exceeding is. .. ow, two .„..-,,, Mn. Wright, SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT 124 LONDON. quarier, white, 43e. to 46e. do. and Irish, grey, 40s. 90s. a 100s.;IL ir cramtesse vat swarm eer Ma, Is tear ll per pea* 1.1 se sa (Yerterday's prime will he band la last pap). kids R. Emu. p.n. U. 10 W 14. It Vesting Kauko en. 21.10 to E.lO mem, ie re ft elinenne.oernoli.e. Burley. to 425. Flour , ter 280 lb., Eng li sh and Irish, floe, 40e. to ek es 29 . T o i h e eshihhor a th . b en foliaged or rack. par Anb„ .B ltott- othi loa. 8 : 81 E. 2 8 ., 11 les. esd Northwatere.l66 44 41.. ; ea l.s. te 43e. ; extra, 436. to 1,0".. Oatmeal, per g... weld . or sets .. 40to 4 10; YenUtoc sawn ~ 3eto 1 is =lreelowe.le at e• is sees as ee ._ .. l e o ,. s , es Mat A., M. k 8., 6413 10 to 4 4 Old Hops ...... „ 110 so 3 s - IFUIPON ree demi. errs wakes. Du ha see sow, two sore.-to Mr. drily, Oakluon. • NM. Mem. and Mr.. 6 Ica. & & Moslem te me load of 240 lb., Irish, 1847, 295. to 31s. ; old, 23e. to 255. ; p im a,. - umemeireem. as esi se as wse,sawank Mr b.0,W... H. .- Ilmeng, Fa elm. as te Gs ...- roann•PunGna. ".. so. Clam 30. To the exhibitor of the best 'heading ram, to be DUNI alld anrm. 1 14 Do. New Dead Egge, 444 Canadian, old, 22., e n 24 a B res ,, p ee 24 eb., e a . 2d. to le 4d. Woaczerxi, " Sept. le.-During the last week there has Pans. ass holtdsgs, Is se so ge - len" pie tee te ie. bad in the district, three son. ; to the second, two eon. = nth.% " Do. Now 3111. sh., 26 Foreign : Wheat. per 701 b., Cordial), red, 6e. 3d. to been very little improvement to our plantations, the cold vitiorMiania In this clam there were no entries. Belem 1 j CMOs and Holyhead, 174 ill T ' alla t e1. " 14 18 . 6 itd• i whim, ki. ad. to 7a. 3d.; United States, red, and wet weather hating almost entirely checked the growth Oduage, pet no, al to Is 61 = a pt. dna, 1. Oa or rs Class 31. To the exhibitor of the best aged ram, to be used a. In 1 rella ßla 'an guaits. ll3l a 1114 ” 14 4 - 6. . 94. to 7s. 3d. • white, 7s. kl„ to 7a. ed, ; Denteie, mixed of the plant. The few Hops ws sre likely to grow appear oeuso. per ere area ,isdi to es ear dere,* so Is in the district , five son.-to Mr. Bradshaw, Burley : second =Et), a lt De. MC AA 1 . and red, 6s. ad. to 7 11 . ; high mixed, 7s. 9d. to small and light, and it is thought they will ease dews very tamme l si a= m, : i ll at0..1161•46 Towable =ow melt 66 to la do.. three son-to Mr. Thorp, of Elton. Malmadans. 171 Do. SW. sh., 1 1 Be. 3d. • Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 6s. 10d. to deficient in quality and weight. The duty is eetintated at finer - 04.4 we. Banaln Iseues,Cogoor ;we.* te Is Extra Stock.-Two sheep, exbibited by Mr. Thorp, of Dolker Omar% f Do., Mr., k Derby, 116 7s. 3d. • white, 7s. 4d. to 7 1. 6d. ; Riga and Peters- (p m 3,0001. to 4,0001. gaud, pH 14.1111 ere„ as to 04 ___.- 0.4 we emu, es to ie se Elton, wore highly commended by the judges. Past tiereadie l 2 s resume per NS 746 to lOU Do. Om nab e Rine., 4 per burg, red, es. to ea 4d, • Archangel, h. lod. to h ; FARNHAM, 7.-nis hey la may leek better _. ' ...1..... e .. • '°'"' 5° sm a i t___ In the alter part of the day a large party of gentlemen, Edia "..... °11- " -- 1 4 Ct., 102.1 ~ , Oder, common, rad, 6e. l'Od. to ee. ; Pork, 6.. 2d. to Wen was Thwe b a boviewee, a dellitsey steam - e.g.', a, te ae • 7 . 6.66066, per .....,& se is including the o ffi cers of the society, dined together at the 0e,, -- B en C zg r a NchaL hi t 13 " iceN hu. . 7 7 sw, 73 ' 3 6s. Bd.; French, Spanish, and Dal' red, ea to 6.. 4d • oil at Me sbasstaws two 3 " moll ID° begat or _arkkit - 'lmmo. am, 1 . "" tr =a: tgra =Ms is Crown lon, Orrin. and a very please/it evening was melba. awl erk Erten., 111 North tree it white, 61. 9d. to es. Bci ; Brost and Marianopai, red, ZIPS* ldi Da eel ie PIM end salt • *ea ler Nem is TninFr.oir urir‘arle se andepee dee 1616,161 to le umereakeet essmoessmtlegsmt e wbeeithestsenvesbee C e n!!!.E° ems ° "I" 110 . 1 0=re DOM. 16 .6 s. pessed.-LincolissAire CAroniek . Gt. Lama W. Mine), 291 9 Do. Clawialt oassaa a ai Is. 104. to 6s. 4d. ; E Tian, 3s. 9d. to Is. 3d. ; Medi away. He Weer Simmlier areM t. faversef She 41/serp ale UHe web., per Meek , le le le *Had per pros, re to si OR N. of New, W., 68 - Do. Unmeant sin, red, 4 8 9d. to de. Rye, p merrew( r war badhsparea) sewer sterna r t;:: Is lessed,pre ark se so se ___ OR Hadieu, 104 5 North iiiiuTheres le I per qr., Baltic, &c., 33e. to 36a. Barley, per 601 b., 8- lembeenetimgrembewsk co w l: r a us e..., is ow Reuer, pee her& at 1444 Ulu% pet luelle, la POTATO DISEASIL-Within the last eight ar tem ~,...gra Wa1........vr0.,„ 00 ,, I seem a Ur. tors 11, 1 4 3s. 9d. to 4s. Oata, per 461 b., 3s. 3d. to 3e. 6d. Beans, me been dryness et He esenell suraill *YU Oanon, an bomb, 64 to ad wa"--..F.Vukirzrzi days complaints have been pretty general that the potate ... ix im"'• 3 ,. , 7 1 . " . el 9 S. Z. & Dam No. 4, 5 per quarter, European, 50s. to 635.; Egyptian, per 4801 b . , hare bssa aseminlet lbsy an dm. wall In a timerpotilar osins=a to as disease is spreading very rapidly th roughout the country. Sea& Walla e We hem set beemett Is Ise : la me la.. lo au, Is so le •••• mem. ne hal* aim aim Hull * Sol 101 1 s. yeasga re . & mot e , i 325. to 33e. Peas, per qr., Baltic, de, white, 40s. to 425. ; inte,•eudjtab af Ima m. a n & ‘7 , 77 a., b e sm . - eladlow, per st err ., lase As SDK um. per beesiod wad Up to that period the e T ope wen; i n gene ra l, looking well, Ipswich and bony St. EA, Eaten. York k Nommen, 14 6 Canadian, 33e. tto 38s. Indian Corn, par 4601 b., 27.. to 315.; re '''" ' 1 "^" aiiia as ems a m.. tuft ., ... a ., moiler, pr IR* es Id m*us,pernards,Ute44 with the exception of a few withered hanging down Se. (late Cemb. red Ely). 3 Do Prof... l n I . knew WM Wow " mm 3 Indian Meal, per ►barrel of 1961 b., 14s. to 16e. Flour, per houre to s wi ft w e ewe We mos. big we a Vera Dm "elk , Pee IC , 54 "le from the stems, in eraequenee of continued drought ; but Lim as pal.. 33 York kN. min=l. 711 barrel of 1961., Canadian, sweet, 245. to 25e. 6d.; United too im e en 4.8.0 ham We do an lim of MMus leen Foe iesteniny's Moeda, aim km( perye. all at once the leaves became spotted, and in every eas. Lan. sad York., late IL k L., Do. Ikkaelies.Sl States, sweet, 2,44. 6d. to 265. United States and Canadian, hone tn Me usIMMIIIIM9 II6 .--Twm1111". De. Pref. Itg ut which has come ander our observa ti on, the with ered spot Dw il r e k e u.. ee a nuaeglaio ne . 0 4 a re s ... 13 sour, We. to 21s. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn, within the. lot "OA hem__SaenemaM Wan*/ ha 10 1 11 , 1 ° 11. ... 1" C was covered beneath with a copious crop of Wiry*, L e w.," ls Ma /dm" e from the 7th Sept. to the 9th Sept, inclusive : Wheat, timlitY_;!, at swe ar 'S. MI 10 1 .7 r... it te 1 1°11 1 ... 2 ... in SHIPPING. which might be traced gradually working It way Leeds It Mork S per C. 4 Xe IN = elesgs, f 10,781 on. ; Malt, 680 ; Oats, 5,936 ; Beans, 6 ; Indian v "Le7 l ,7eod e mil me yam ra, by (se os am. .Th . Yana ARRIVE). - Dublin, 3; ' Waterford, 2; Doss. on the ge , en margin , and won reducing that to the same Lia, Sat. It Nowa Ja., 6 let Persoe.lo6 Corn, 6,665 ; Indian Corn Meal, 2,943 barrels ; Oatmeal, s e t Nos A sew beware* a rareard aril Wet ghadie, 1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders, I. state of decay. The crop itself seems to be, as regards ion et ifieshook 5 11/ aim ailleardeux, 311 1,347 ears ; Flour, 114 sacks, 8,068 barrels. was di day ant ft Mom mann ma Cisti.B=Alstm. Looms, Sept. IL-Wine this day at noon, N.W light disease, in much the same condition as it was Las yew, Lb. make aa- canat ai tl t au Fan' ad Lyme, 3 ~ 1 - -- breeze, end be clear weather. In some situations half is decayed ;in others a tweristk, " 12.818. n a kr ( P 54515 R. 555. 39 Eteore, Sept. 9.-We had a fair supply of grain, both old ...._ Mks matle_••• P•• al wattillawthele thelestmak La an boa Idelly kr an lap; lUD Clewille ), al and new, at this day's market, with little variation from lest =rr. ur ........ pi c .gl it. sm i d a d, 4 4 4,.. 4 ... k. Dam., Sept. 10.-W.S.W., light. -Anind: Heart of or some smat u tre4Orti . •on ; but, exoept in strew:: in furled iii them fs this material d' LIVIDIPOOL ULU, hems'' 10. week's prices, but chill of s al e at quotations. Wheat, whits, c h iii o‘ ag e - we7 wereeeww,D ossewee Oak, Bahia, and sailed for Steak. Arrived from the river : that the produce is and iftersire there is not the Marion Hobert Town • „,„„„! There woe • horse doles in ashy ail kinds of stork to- 6s. 7d. to Bs.; red, 6s. to 7a. per bushel. Barley, 38s. to 40.. sow. 6.-Piddas bes ' lad iell be_perral kiln mane , , Eliza and Hester, Cape of • day and at sees the sherebeshertsbeld • neeetbeg laths stock Oats, 251. to 345. Brae, 71. 6d. to Bs. 3d. per qr. sift m e m. eloa hop bete Mae monam we thine tamer NB Good Ms6e • Robert Redd's, Sierra Leone ; Alpha, Quebec. 1 latehattnahn low o•PosWiL ma* ND &••• amino en bla Mod : Planet, Jamaica ; Mail, Newport and Mauritius, 1 apprehension as there wailed your; for It abuld be barb en i i . , f or t h, "rpm of amma l aimal as Nis Uwe be at in mind that the evil then arms sot so much hem diesels is -",.. LCARDOROUOII, Sept. 9.-The show of samples of every he is ewe, In plass lise mad hallnadalla Os Toaatr, Sept. 7.-Jane, Rio Janeiro. the tuber itself (for the tubers Inept in mend reMedrahly r - rid a n t w ee ca ll s ; that be as eitiasi elm veleire ffie , 50 aranalaced,___; kind of eons is very small to-day. Farmers are briefly em- ye Om OW PM Mine pm Be dap ginkr aP =2 well), as in a deficien ia the rep. It should hew o e t. 4 than 42 Pr4Prew a . st r i reter aura"' played carrying the rentaisder of their crops, which they are --egme,lere base astmansi pliant Ms se mle shin to , !LT NOUTN , Sept. 10.-$. W.-Bailed : Be., Newfound- I ] ever, that a much lee* thew usual has bees secueing an the beet pomade /cedillas, and ben reluctant went wil i = assa rape& lhat--ervaar.-We shag emsemes Lana. 0 mat musk. We emelt a Sle simpi4 Orr Pitt Sept 0.-Princess Royal, of Glasgow, Panne I or potatoes could not readily leeks (as Is now the ere) lb; no. l i et w e v . siat 8., mi n " iirle66l.. . 'tad Cr... 7:11 a rileri mek. Ihwe li t rfnewice rn479lfte.. l ag. and to tam test fa the Para"' of thrashing and Setiv `l l 7 at Pa - erSeeetamp; tr a m esteem on la slim--far ham- Bsaireaare.-Salled :-Inlietta, Bosto 1 ti. extravagant price of 4s. the bear An extremely ends* E. lanaohlre k :l B. N ew), $ j 3 sans prioes. Notwithstanding the fall in peons In mark-iane The moths , m i. 46qum...; We boo" an shay soul WaIrTIRATIN Sept. 8.-Salled : John Batkiunt Amity a production, accompanying the dieesse,_ has just been pissed Do. Nele, 2 Lk., Quaky, k tioulhast, 7-16 on Monday, folly last week's rates are paid on Wheat. A * i a m b s eneray Ai Ipaanne. Da Inn On a pad nap. Slain D alhousie, N .D. - in our hands for inspection, by Mr. J.a Denton. of Gravely, Lond... kN. Warn Came B. & N. On.arkSii P few samples of new Barley, very fi ne in quality, are easing oo r toes gimsekesomdl is semi It b wery Mem-trm d midi...1, 11,A IA CLTDI, Sept. 9.-N.W.-Arrived : Eos4heid, New Yak. t near Stevenage, Heart . -Mr. Dendam mi r :" I sand • Shrews. k Hint, li d st 34.. to 36e. per quarter of 32 stone ; but kw, if any asks aerweees art wash. Me Ma an malt. let Mier Clio tar 31 effected. New Oats. 2d. per stone lower. Wheat, id 841. seem landeas = ,. ...t e twat am le what we mesa& DIDILIN, Sept. 9.-S.W.-Bailed : Visolock, Quebec ; specimen of the very recent bet " 113 ° Do. Halvea. 11 1 _wwweaa near hays MI te gem, Seth tar Lender St John's N.D. potato disease. A benign* sip I ma= searched - Norrowo, Sept 9.- .W., bosh.-Arrived: Tour, r to 7s. per 6 stone. Barley, 34.. to 365. per qr. of name. .. ma 4...dtp We mama. Odds. part 5e.....- K i " N .. HANCITESTER SALES, kannorsza 10. the whole ground, and Ehe eft think I should have B --.. Oat, Ild. to I3d. ; old, 168 to 181. per Ness. Souse ' we wwwesse **kg en the MM. The swop lab continued very don. and prices IMO o: found any of the full- re; table timiked with drew. I downwards . Flom, 40e ; and superior, 435. to 451. per saaft et 30 acme. ~,„0 . t w a t, e ft a m ., bi n A s o its to a. ......___ Quebec saw ;l a ft. Linemen, Sept. 9-S.W.-Arrived : Caroline, New I.< now discover, upon t.a. up the while, that about 0110. Mob., Nom, Baton, 13 E. la., Lie., Hen., Si News. Is, IMe 1 Sourzaerrox, Sept. 10.-The supply st Wheat II by no amoeba OMR 11 .-Mr. Mao ye. sep , a at a b out ikip mew s ere, we jg r , A im York, U. S. twentieth are lost. You will ass by baby at the potatoes _ 11 ea rase. rsi N. w. e. aB. pewter% h weans avo bwe larg: n.ted , and th , s a gown ert ward ia. t m en e l e i ti er4ey at pr ao ls d a s p . Pesre du to lusio.rigs4 e. es ;ethe car ham IN faille* Kr. Bstraar, Sept. 9.-6. W.-Arrived .• Father Mathew, D fi I send, that a film or fibrous web be mimed frit mar the rte., law., and Cos. Jams., 6 4 A, 4 13-16 p skin. This web wee eta clear red mbar when first taken 7-16 d 'M ont, semmises actin MOM, cr New York. Sailed : The New York. Mu, swag ni lug. PTO. Ifow• about let week's priced Holders seem to hare more eon" nzB ......usi.„_ab ead has Mont 4 19 N. err. Mull non as Bauirot, 9.-T am 1:tgo, from Quebec, got en e k es b Sept. pt. up; it is now, after i= t u as re, and when dry, of a brown t. Counts.,, 173 lira . „ I , l 9. 7 1 . 3 : e ' a r C 0 34 i 3. oft. 12L, No. 1. Masse, as well as buyers, although the latter oontinue to • Bases to I °°°l°. ain 71 °. MI this evening in entering. a colour, and capable et bbbed off with the finger ar G oe s u,ntaa, 31 d 2 d set with great Motion. 3 " mat *ear mar Br. I t iniunni" . M. aill " d i r i a ls ye* WAsxwoant, Sept. 8.-The Primrose, of Newcastle, was Sc thumb where its exielmille ms been sufficiently deep. La m . & y e n, soi., (km W. R. I Do. de. (is. let.), 1/ 646 d -Wilma UN* it Pa . Odeser Mr. Light ._,_ Sr. Bl. Nnna . e, SePt• 9.-Wheat In amt eaFtly ,Kan ad - limb this web. OM wass-trozawmarearoom-14. Dam Dim UP yederday, off hareth, a derelict. mated to causedecay. May dee-abed tubeis, covered with U.), /1 1 Yak. Newt., & Bas Ex.e No. 3 , vane of Is. per load ,• other grain s ti ll lower ; 10s. per bush. this web, are bent to ha mainly rotten. About two-thirds Leeds Wake, sad Mid ., leo 34 . 1 2l p seed for Tatty . Wheat, 295. to 33e. • Barley, 29e. to 32e. • nem, sastai ila sat present this web-like appearanoe, but 11111MINDHAM, Itserenenn la. Buss, tore , Nato iffs. •. old, 30s. to ile.; Peas, 30a. to 32i. A 'BRACES, PROM, 2 , ,eZLONDON GAZIITTB" OP LAST !NIGHT a look weeisely as of *bier years-of dark colour, and The market was dill inactive, be ism woe limited, and pets, 21s. te lta ; very Ilse old, 32830 Slit - m fungus-like rind." The production is not, however, quite prises, if anything, showed a downward NUM . UIIIIIDOZ, Sept. 9.-We had • a large . market to-day, sad DISTRICTS - r:• , 06.161. , ark. 141.6•11. :i Ma, pans= an 6086 Warm Linage (tuner . Mersa. I am Armin Clumsy car Qrs. A , , to new to us, al it was forwarded by Professor lienslow is lawka* la. Water .bawd 163 X. Salbelialvs. ad . p 1845. Some a the potatoes transmitted are affected Mat" Str ionev samea.kar le. se a. though dull, the sellers were firm in their demand, and from •44. polo. at.. eke , rad. I Neu WO. prim • 1 son caw 1 NAL on.. et with the meal dimes, sages at present are quite= 114 11°.° New, 1' ' 3l 3 Ihm i llift Vai.941111. to 151. was made for Wheat. Wheat, 111. to 151. pa Pr' , - 7 - ', " . 23 tio - 11 - t Ss l ini Yr 31 86 1 134 46 IS i i US 43 8 ' In bet the winds swan Of Om potato La either aye is Olobalsa lei 14 a _ Osed Mathan. 4 & &&•&•&&&•4 ei Std load of 6 qrs. Beans, 40a. to 50e. per qr. Peas, 42e. to 44a. Undbp Barley, 28s. to 36e. Oats, 20s. to 30e. Rye 325. tat 35e. ..- US 63 3293 16 1 1 33 26 34 5 30 Et WI 3 31 0 ii 311 - 11 15 47 11 i ii 40 - 7 01 , with a delicater.a.... web, .....e n of branch sew 1055 se _ ... ... ... BRISTOL Mills, asnmema 10. Flour per sack whits, 60s. ; household, 46e. ; ' wealth, 40s. liliF aW ... ... 516 57 1 9 17 633 60 68 33 1 13 11 30 26 ••• ••• 10 49 0 ~ st. , ~, _ 26 St o 1 Fi 41N di ling resembling vary Molly ease ase.weed er red 6'6 of fibre.' a ball"' 1.4 bum". bmen sesdkrest iel ell% The msheSe rill retained in a a r ia " wit°, and saw we:minus, Sept. 10. -Our anivak el grant are mails whips aftested had to be done at keresed ratee. rata ; weather continues fine, red here* b this immediate MUNN 1276 SS ' 112 SS 97 17 1 10 40 0 14 32 11 i 6 so of spread uniformly over re tuber. The ftweicles emit - a' o.,eleft ee pea., 4 4 p N. Illidendthire. 21 D Dithine 2646 39 167 II el 17 LS 34 4 37 40 I oli loot, slightly anutoedsbg, misty equel-brenched Ili New, 2 p York sad Newsuale, 3 p district is eompleted . New Whoa assempennetly Is Mad, .. ... 2.2 24 i$ 33-0 ••• ••• 5 41 with distant articulation. Thee is net the 2112: ,.. 5i t MkOand New Wt. oh, 2 lag p abealea was Med., 1 d and is eagerly sought after at full rafts, flab old enema& f h .„'"* -- - ....... --•.- caddie, much less of trey more priest Am el Do. New 444 3 D an advance of 2s. to 3e. par qr. above the of this day &am ll6l 33 436 136 14 ... IS 41 8 53 SS as nor do the elements collect into deem anspact manse, so is LEEDS SALES, Onemoss 10. Wooled. The little new Barley Iris at Ma. to g e m, 1.382 53 1 103 31 1 60 II ii u 7 ei se 6 sss rhisoctatia, to which otherwise it bean a very seen There was a tolebbie amount of business dens in shares, 40s. per qr.. grinding; qualities go et slow . _ Oats and DereMbire 469 37 1 161 Se 30 32 40 33 6 ... _MI ' Matiblance. We do not find that the threats pine. with no particular variation in prim. Shelling strdy. Beans fully as dear. Malt a ll , and priors Dremake..... 457 60 1 31 39 136 27 ... ... ... ... ... Inte the surface, nor do we believe that they are la W . Biding nis aih s " 4,,, „ef.. ,lle testuSto d I L T.. " a N ,,, n 9 r , 14 4 • themeill... .. .. . 113 62 decline. Litre rea in other anklet. Pram Flees .- ommikb a s •••-• ....... - 1255 53 1 110 St 1 78 13 4 6 59 9 55 1 ..8 40 - 0 70 46 - 1 - - tri 12 say way connected with the disease, but th ink it ii7r,wal, Th ad, law. 14 ,,,. 7e. 9 ,......„' aft. .1 Whist , per qr. OW make bushel, Ssillalk, Mrsies, asd mel=ees tam a edi e w e l4B II 31 33 918 I ... ... ... 7: -II Probable that they arise from the use of some Le win sea re ore e, o7 , 7 a $14. 9 5 a p Man., aieTi, e a wed., Prof, lad, 53e. to *s. ; extra, 66e.; white, 53e. to Ma; ad*, 37 e• elessebeddre manure. We cannot my precisely to what Dewshory Enos (resen), 224. 4 2e. ad. re Norfolk and Hunt., red fds. to 62a.; extra, 535. • white, 53a. weraseiewie l6 3ll ... - ... ... ... 58 • 8 ... _ , a.:. =they belong. Their colour is precisely that of the N. Stalbakistre, 2 p Yak and Newa Pref., 3p . to 54 5. extra, 555. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, reds Wonselerddre 835 60 57 43 „. ... 9 58 8 14 47 9 '°' Iffedisni of vicuna digitate, but they also bear a doss re. Carlisle Eaten., 1 p 495. to 61s. , extra, 52a. ; white, 60e. to 62a. ; eons, 54e.; :2 1padare 412 56 ItS U ... ... _ 111 .11•111a to UN mycelium of aidularia striate, though of a ~ HULL SALM Ilarrzenra 10. Yorkshire, rod, 47e. to 495. ,• extra, 51s. ; white, 495. 694 66 l of 256 01 31 36 1 .. 23' " ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ... 3w ww. llll o. The uctioa is, however, interesting on „A eta :„ N = l3e- i s 21e ' Neows ll . tend Smirk° New, aP to 624. ; extra, 635. • Dentne and Konigsberg, white, 49* to ° b i d " .. Derbpiblre 367 Se 80 40 • 76 93 - - • ••• ..• 5 38 0 _ . tyi ... .. N. greeters, DX d " . .._Of ID to a substance that is developed ''' aea. '' ' AA. , 535.• extra, 66e. ; lAwer Baltic and H amburg, red, 4 , a warekbedre /011 06 3311 38 130 a 1 Hall andgelby 501 in a mew whisk hes set yet • peered in England, the YORK RALLIS, REressenza 10. to . 60s. ; extra, 525. •• Mediterranean, red 395. to Lekeellenklre lOl4 60 101 87 142 Se ... ... 85 37 0 ... 1 0 , 6 N.... , k „ sr. 1 .... we.% t extra, 475. Old, ' red, 41.. to 455. • u l tra, Si . _ „. • euPlell Mem peak, (Imbe peek) by Ramp.. it appears Gress 66 ,....._ 51.... l a wise dr Mu ef him epee and elevations on the akin of IpariskTiiireei IL lftinnasEL lls& New 8 64 4. 0 6 41 , le* id- Barley, P er quarter Imperial, foreign .26 .- t° 25. ' LIT.; SO 37 ••• • • is 33 ••• 3; 29 • 18 NI 3 - ••• • • US bet at a later period they are invested with dark scrip (Mr Can. &111e1 Do. G. N. E. Parham 11 Beans, per quarter, 83 lbs. to the bushel, mall, fine, 51s. - - 10 43 11 600 1,5 15 33 50 26 1 10 1 6111kalksid_„ threads, which sometimes enter the substance Kent ktir Tara 1 to 535. ; extra, 64e. ; Ticks, 60s. to 62a. ; extra, 6k.; :1:V0 1.- 3463 68 71 36 531 25 •• ••• ••• ••• 4 32 0 .. ... a 49 - 0 erl & lito potato. It is said that it arises from the saw-dust with moo ge ro, gamma= 9. N Brttl.h Halm, 136 , 36e. to 48s. ; extra, 62a. Oats, per stone, Meal. aft& 7 63 SS 32 148 2a 121 33 9 . . . 30 39 II "iell the manure in Gentry is often mixed, in come- , Cal a lami r e ,... Nea ' ann e3a ss ,,. &Lee& 'Do. ilea . se - - i s z i rOd. to 11d. ; extra, 12d. ; feeding, 10d. to 11d.; ern = B. OOl 7 SS 171 33 139 27 73 33 110 31 - 61341 0 Puss elate extensive use of it instead of sand for floors. 67, - ,,." - - -- i - diais: Ora Does., M. New Cirs. Sc., 13e. 123. ; foreign, 10d. to 11d. • extra, 11401. Shelling, per load of lessen be • very interesting matter to watch the progress ea Ss. Do. Third. Reg, Us. Us. 2611 be., 275. to 281. ; *Ara, 29e. Malt, per load of 6 NoWw- 1345 1 37 556 37 205 17 'IBSS 10 to 45 6 ... 4692 32 178 36 tell 24 ... 35.- 113 65 8 - 'Me red mycelium. We have placed the potatoes trans- Edina mad North., 191 Do. Thirds Be., 30s. 28a. bushels, 46e. to 465. • extra, 48a. Peas, per Imp. qr., blue „....". 7°.°llll° 370 49 ... ... SOO 27 shed Is es is a *nation favourable for its development, Edin. a Denport,l3l. 91. Shrews. Ile Qom 101. it ., 8 per and white boilers, 40e. to 425. • extra, 444. • Frey and feed, wcansoreknd rea Cent Guar., ells - •- - ••• bet *ere wield be more probability of tracing the phases Do. New, Sauk, 319 . 365. to 40s. ;extra , 425. Remanded, per l as t imp., English, cwuberhosd 623 22 90 37 159 28 1 a Id. "Wok it sesames in its original locality , where it is hoped 01 • 11°Tthern ' 47 are c eawy gar..-25, farewells 9. 271. to 291. ; foreign, 271. to 291. Linseed, per imp. qr., Natkonnerland«,.. Ol6 62 51 42 138 29 346 e •Th, oar, kind correspondent, Sir. Denton, will continue to tun o a ko m g an New, wid Olaa., Dumf.,* Ow, W. Se. 46.. to 61s. Imports during the week : Wheat, 6,306 qrs. ; Durham. i 603 60 33 10 1 26 SO i 516 64 20 It 1 ... ... ... ::: ::: ::: hut nu attention to the subject. M. J. 8.-[Fur the previous Dundee re Penh Qrs.. SI. 6s. Man. kikuthamp., 175. Ito , Barley , 366 ; Oats, 1,741 ; Beans, 603; Shelling, 223 loads ; Wales ... - 1...- _-, -.-- ___. co , bor e • N. British Halves, 134. 13e. kt. Malt, 134 sacks. 0 atlas we are indebted to a most valued friend, by at. 66. 6d. • ImputelWeektr Annie I SUS N 3337 SS 3 7674 23 467 U 9 i 1006 61 ILO I 342 43 1 Eke ervireoo. MAILS. The sells Are Mph Opseeb s te, Maim OaMs, sod 01bnatar bo Me etthe Th mb op es e W ed Mae ilseste k = r iessieres, sei thetlawmeektOheteesv• eaten isseslssetthe lltheeptAttser. The rib hr MAY Mr* limeseius=he Called Slabs, tell be ends op ea the est a l l e d te the lOh 71, marl milefir Omar MelhhOstese, the Iseeetileisek llaStateistaihneMileMesejasia oar, oho Sesthirspees. tem es nob woes mealog Se September. The se•Mmed died mak els Ilmstles, the =Miss. =Wm Les. he.. ollt estl lleal e= etthe The Neat Ike Ms as s , Dlenseh Ism& AM New leslelsels We.eemieg st Mein\ egiembee. As Isr the lretae, the Stew Pieht, Nara Mas Parma. liskia. Mahe% sal Mom Ayres, be made up ea the swift dile 4th Weser. TO COWS:ION DINTS. •: Alhoestramita WWW• 4 liw OW 1,•••• • Wain owing pww awl W 0 W. O. by Tee S OW se WY dAy et poblerWa. WHIM WATER AT LORDO/1•11E1D011. IPEsalonia& OW. wat 1, Urea... Is M. yr & Ihrao••••—lianiag, I W. Mn 1 ; Animas, MI Wa. peel S. LONDON, SATURDAY, SEPT. 11. IT has for some time past been matter of general notoriety, that, with a view to the introduction of a bill for establishing an efficieat sanitary police in the metropolis, government had resolved to issue a special commission of inquiry. The instruments of government in the newspaper press were permitted to announce the names of the gentlemen composing it yesterday. We are happy to be able to say that, on the whole, the composition of the commission is such as to entitle it to general confidence. Mr. CHADWICK and Dr. SOUTHWOOD SMITH are entitled to be considered the first efficient agitators and organisers of the sanitary movement. The latter gentle ' man brings to his task immense stores of professional knowledge—the former rare powers of arrangement and eteelenatioa. In Professor Ctwas, Dr. SOUTH WOOD Burrs finds a coadjutor, every way his equal, richly furnished with the same prelimi nary scientific knowledge, and experienced in conducting investigations in this particular field. Lord ROBERT GROSVENOR'S friends maintain that his habits and tarn of mind will render him a not inefficient second of Mr. CHADWICK. We incline, however, to regard his lordship rather in the light of the representative of the dubious proprietary metropolitan interests outside of the City wall ' • just as Mr. RICHARD LAMBERT JONES is the representative of established institutions within it. There is no reason to complain of the addition of Lord ROBERT and Mr. JONES; in commission of inquiry merely, three reformers to two conservatives is a fair allowance. Mr. JONES Will of course be crammed by his City friends with every possible objection that can be offered to any reform that threatens to interfere with their power, and he will urge these objections with ability. One good result will come of this—that the exact form and pressure of the prejudices to be overcome or avoided will be made more apparent to the earnest reformers on the commission. They will be enabled to adapt more completely their theoretical views to realities— to provide for making the most of questionable instru ments when no choice is left them. When it comes to a vote the three reformers will surely be able to keep their ground even should Lord ROBERT be found always in accord with Mr. loxes ; but it is most probable that his lordship, in the true spirit of aristo cratic liberalism, will be found inclining now to the one side and now to the other. In a commission of inquiry:such a balance of parties, as we have indicated, helps to elicit truth, though in a commission of administration it would only serve to obstruct and embarrass action. Oar hopes of a profitable result of the labours of this commission rest mainly on the enthusiasm, talents, and experience of Pro fessor OWEN, Dr. SMITH, and Mr. Casbwicit. We also anticipa te good uses from the " devil's advo cate " cleverness of Mr. Jom ES. But above all, we have faith in Mr. CHADWICK'S protracted exposure to the abuse of anti-poor-law agitators. He mast by this time be callous to vituperation as the hide of a rhinoceros, and will have good cause ere all is done to be thankful that he can shelter himself beneath such a covering from the buckets of vestry eloquence that will be emptied upon the commission. The inquiries into which the commission will have to enter are so multifarious and extensive that they ' will have enough to do to be reedy with a report or the outline of a bill before the meeting of parliament. They have to investigate all the seers commis dein, all the water supplies, all the s'ing bonl7lll, all the separate trusts for lighting and cleansing of the metropolis. In addition to this they will have to extend their researches to the in finitely various relations in which these trusts, boards, companies, and communions stand to the rul ing authorities of parishes, wards, liberties, counties, hundreds, and manors. During the last twenty years an immense store of information on all these matters has been accumulated and published, but it is chaotic in the extreme. The cleansing of the Augean stables was a joke to the task of cleansing dirty London. We wish our five-headed Hercules, the commission, , well through his labours. In appointing this commission, ministers have given a pledge that they are in earnest in the cease of metropolitan sanitary reform. On the first of this month we called upon government to prepare • comprehensive and efficient measure of sanitary reform for London, and upon the inhabit ants of the metropolis to support it. We argued that, without such a combined movement, there was no hope of anything to the purpose being effected. Go vernment is doing its part ; it is for the Londoners to do theirs. An intelligent conviction of the im portance and necessity of sanitary reform has been spreading for years. The public interest in the quai -1 trop has been and is everywhere rising. The sani tary reformers far outnumber and farexceed in know ledge and influence its interested or ignorant oppo nents. Bat the latter are organised bodies which can easily combine ; the former are individuals for the most part unacquainted with each other, without any rallying point. Government if it produce a really comprehensive and efficient measure, has a right to expect that those who approve of its object will make some efforts to promote it. Prom Hammeramith-bridge to the month of the Lea, and from Brixton-hill to Hampstead, the inhabitants of the metropolis must be preparing to bring com bined support to a comprehensive scheme of sanitary police embracing the whole included dirtrict. We are not speaking of public associations with commit tees, and imecretarisk end minors. Of these there will be enough ; the mit @vials exist in plenty, and they are run up at a moment's warming. We do not deny that tiny have their asst' and would be far from • g the; but there is a large and very estimahle rti and important on of the emmaanity, who are, as a matter po of taste, rather shy at sae • It is to this class in parbealar that we aiirsm ourselves, for in it we bullsw the meet simwee end intelligent friends of an alleiset 1111111111atamlftry reform will be found. We wield remind Ursa of a _passage in the early life of Ihnualmt Fassain.ni. We allude to the club of twelve which he instituted at Phila delphia. It was never allowed to wooed that num ber, but each of its mapabers was essuaraged to form a club of twelve imile MOM visishr• his s members of See* Who tbeirwalabere wens up, again hems( Misr elate d twelve. 'When any, useful instil/Aka soy teem in the sity institutions, mainmi to a member air • any of these clubs, be rejigged It he By aeons of the mein imam to *kw slabs, It was discussed by all at two hl relmtisw, sod lie result of the deliberatiems of wits turtenudiabd it the others. In a wooderhdly sheet this the *AM aphrion of Philadelphia was thus assartslard or propane for est reform eta by the tamin g it and the •wing the pit by set miter °labs iisaßy way ba WOO' - - Maw witeshrlake the azeggeradons tbiatialves twig of their passed sanitary rev tying thmishse selvee fres Asir duse* pleamnia, as abase whist the • pollee bileworth7 whether they insist free-tradeis catossioss (they - maturing the plait by repeated" discusZoi:s.Titight not similar clubs for dieensan,g sanitary reform in a gigt friendly way be instituted throughout the metrope ie P Men who shrink from publici ty. , and have a distaste foe the exaggerations of agitating p o r r e a ra lrir themselves usei4d in this way in c . 0 of their personal friends; and the ."7" - . ; l e sanitary reformers would thou be . "•• ‘` .....- tying th emselves to any leader, or Wi .' 44... . - X 1 selves from their industrial • . ~,, 1:: '. . r . domestic pleasures, to be ready to : 4 1 ba ' . , 1 ..),.." en mane when the authors of a -s. "... 4: et • police bill worthy. of their ... Itr-.., .. whether they insist upon its being • : , Ws have never prediessed souk . . . b .. - _ menial treaties; and nkewid , ' ..-irs• -- 1 .- r- r -le . regret the cessation of a contract ~7 , 4 ,. ,.. Prussia has renounced in the . ~ 1 ....,, = .., The terms of the treaty in queeti . ' .. _ rrir" to but such as free-traders could a. '. L i Zrr . „ , --"` conowsions (as they have been . •"" '"7" - T.:* P4,..t)) ' 4 1; ... 2 . . A u1_....- . • T. - • 0 . t.)