The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-08 00:00:00

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For Mrl ennisani lbws Is a lively meths et toraidasos. s, and at basi ia that irroutsuable nags tin whisk mins ns amnia faithful to ay duties ; bet I feud is it • sew cosfirowiloa el lay sonietka Met tho sa tin is serisusly, inarinly.ansisti is ispablian gdasigius ; that is dim is plans la tains b." sad tast i s it tempt to est at an other rissaid iss at sass to bang its is- Inn sad sastrovert Il will. You red I, my don gnus), tsily ssimprolsud this, sad Ire loth dray tram it s as* mass& In the seatisses a of sdhalsa sad oraldasse whisk vain Ms ea of which I eat happy to rose to los may L i~ ~ dvortS Pao% ri m -...... II lo NY 91.. maple SS to 44 ....... 49 soil.. 'hite 141044 . . t 4O to 43 ewe, Wasotoo. 31 to 83 Alok B3 to 33..cid - to - arrow 33 to 86-ma11....... VI to 37-oil - to - TWA. New %obi. - to --sow WWII' - ,0 --aid - to - Rosisoso, Now 60 to 48 tams Coos, per thomosod AII 100. to 1120.. par OW of 11:itbs. nom. Toorwooft dilionad 48 to SS AIWA bomitold 44 to O! Ma* lat AM. 40 to 44...0tite 43 to 44 144841maksitood. Lim* sad Ircetoitirt looss owl LW .. to - -blob —"". vistricus. Wsur, Do t& nil lf=g .. 86 to 110...t00 62 to 46 TruN P°.. rnsgssasseas liiii4.ll4 ss es to 89 - to - DIN& lai lbaslieriii Ibrioloa... - .- .... 4S to 49...947516a - to - Dwallo sad 01;6 45 to 81 d~mitll'll.l - - - - - -- ntsay bap sad seaplaa of new Wheat, ell oat of oonditioa, and many too WWI injured t, be fit for bread. Very little business was done, sod it mat require a large delivery of the present Grope before priets will be settled. - - - s a BY PnIC mil FOREIGN LIFE orno, .ID Ta. lala Ow IN V/eLID segilaVlTlT LITZII, end Olken awl dams aavellleve emilkat abroad ialai-lavea-ase. Pa JAW LAW LUBHINOTON. (LOA 4suanika-citasias WILLIAM HALLI7S. Ilwa ADVX7 r= ia rele. " pi l' ea r ei itada. L aa V : la plan 'alumni* epeeist. a r ea lte4=al sl eate li ta Ilk V s taajae r =Yea resgew. AM ea edam ge mm —L-. 6.1"2 -V-VZ. Va. 11•11111131, liert. ..taleeesa ROIIIIIIT, Sept 7.—Oar market this day was but thinly attended by humus and millers; and the. woo a doll KM for all kinds of grain. 634.] LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 8, 1848. [THREEPENCE. ROTITOW, Sept. 6.—A small market. Wheat sold frecty at as ahateassat of 2s. per load. Flour, cheaper. Wheel , Ms. to Ns. par load; Tans, 81. to 9s. per bushel. - - - Sttarriarro, Sept. 5.—A pod supply of Wheat, thistly new, whisk vast a slow sale at 3s. per throe bushels hen money than lest week. Other articles ss last. with a special minion to the Pops and to the Bing of Naples. The Roam paars L a4e twa 7 severe the measure of &Waving at .00h a moment as the preesat. TTi: email of deputies of Rome voted the following lions is a secret eommittee, held as the alt.: That the pontiff be properly represented in the congress where the interests of Italy will be dimmed ; that be demand the complete evacuation of Ferrara and the rest of his states by foreign troops; that he may make every exertion to procure Italy's 'mare psadenes and the possession of her natural °willies; that he exert himself in favour of pesos between Naples and Sicily ; :hat he may promote the conclu sion of the Italian league to the utmost of his power, sad maintain the army in the same force till the Italian question be solved ; that he promote confi demob between the deity and laity, make a more equitable distribution of taxes, and alleviate the of the lower claws. SHIPPING. MALLS Aharrwo.—Dieblin, 2; Waterford, 1; Doosgba dee, 1 ; Pres* 1; Pleaders, 1. Lantos, Sept. 11.—Wind this day at noon, 8., light bream. awl Moody. DIAL, Sept. 7.—W.N.W. to B.W.—Arrived Marquis of Bate, China ; Marmioa, sad Lay Bsadp, Calcutta ; Speedy Packet, Bahia. Bailed Isabella Ann, Algae Be ; Martha Shallerop, River Plots • Jewel Craikslisulis, Weneasn, New York ; Baltimore, Osiris, sad Mercurius ; Batavia ,_• Acts., Moats Video. Arrived from the river sad riled Bell, Cape of Good Hope; Devonshire, do. awl Kuhr; Elgin, Madam. POITAILOWIII, Bert. Marlborough, Cal cutta. flrocitow-on-Tam, Bept.6.-The weather continaesvery favourable for harvest operations, and a large breadth of the new Wheat crop is now secured in tine condition. We had a yen large sappjkof Wheat this morning from the growers, and the q and muddies of thenew were mach since improved sin last w eek. The demand for both old and new was fair at a reduction of folly Bs. per qr. on the cue. reset of tt is day week. Foreign and South Country may also be noted 4s. to 6s. per qr. lower. Barley in fair demand. Oats, Beans, and Pees the turn lower. Flour reduced 4a. per sack. British : Wheat,r qr., of 631 b. to the bushel, Durham and Yorkshire red, pe to 66e; white, 625. to 58s. ; old white, 68s. to 625. ; old red, 645. to 684 ; south country, red, 64a. to 665.; white, 665. to 695.; old white, 381. to 60e. • old red, 65e. to 68s. Oats, feed, per qr., 225. to 245. ; potato, 26e, to 28e. Beans, old, 40s. to 444. Flour pa sack of 2801b5., fins, 42.. to 435. • superfine', 46e. to 46e. per qr. Oatmeal, per sack of 2891ba., Scotch, 31s. to 361. per qr. Foreign: Wheat, per qr. of 631 M. to the basket, Beattie, Konigsberg, and Elbing, 60s. to 64s per qr. • Rostock, Wismar, and Strained, 681. to 68s. Hatabon; and Stettin 675. to 66e. • holstein and Dann, 681. to 695. ; Odense, 625: to 645. Barley, grinding, 27e. to 295. Oats, Dutch and Friesland, 22r. to 24e. Beans, tins. 38s. to 40s. Hymnal, per ton, 71. Cloyerseeds, red, in bond, per cwt, 26.. to Ms. ; white, 30e. to 36a. Umeamoz, Sept. 7.-Much of the Wheat wae in bad con dition, end the trade nom 2.r. to 3s. per qr. lower. Rye ge las &ahead, and le. per qr. lower. In Oats little doing; good feed, 245. • white , 26r. per qr. Yeas cheapen at 40s. per qr. Be an without alteration. . MRS. WILLIAM LAMONI) and On. stock 1 r a t.r ez i nnom umra d ry:tr am mi ni re g :7 4.l. sV i t= l ios nwer. :: my en *minim a ILAILIVALY 111•Raremenelle. Asir rear mai el Aber liars I drew eliV = al of 1 , g wi e to In al CIOFFNE.—Pvices say lows than at nn y know KaL—The MINIM 1111.1 11M4OPS/rl . 4 SUM 4,11 . 1427 100 mor l ai el dr "114 I. " pac i M i l ii. vb. lower 'Ai putere le the peeer if • - so Nig Leer a had el mon eldrY ardildie. • Om AOr reeled lire r iiiS Iler su rr 41•11411/4 the 1 tiers Is • gwereare I s lee MO rA raid SIM 01401119 /114 1.44 SAY 61440411. IMO air 4•214411110: /WS 11. masa albs ........ ea MI. is Ile sr elore.. E ib il. 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Aniatrati, par bared of 160106.....„ _...... .. 20 to 32 Doolds nal Munbarg.. 011imen . . ..—. .. -- ......—.......---.... 23 to 31 ressai. pirr ssek of Mai.. Dal to 41131VALIIIMTO LONDON nos 4th SEPT. TO 018 SEPT. Mei. Dorlioh. Scotch. 11141. Foreign. Whist ..... ....... I 391 I : I Ur* I 6710 Oats 720 i Plow, 1,560 oche ; ... hands. Mitt, 4,110 qrs. Cows'. dept. 7.-B.W.—Mind: Catwalks., St. CroLs, sod soiled for Flenabarg. PLTYOUTIL., &pt. : 'NORM, Now foorrelload. COIL Sept. d : Anna Mary, Mabee ; Zalloka, Rio Grande ; Liffey Barbsdoes. ItalmaWnit SAC 7.—t b. Catharine from Hall to Fewoy, pas Isis lois bestow today, with loss of bowsprit, t b.rsa, hooped, to.,having bean in contact with • foreign BOUTII 11°,1AL/tower, Sept. 2.—Tbs Sir Edward, from Liverpool to the Baas, wag driven on shore on the Great Pootland Savvy, ea As Slot alt., mad has become a total week ; new sad moat of the mat/rids sawed. Stoottroo, Sept 7.—The Think Pocket, from London to this port, was less off thalami yesterday, after baring Woo in anoint with a Silt ocular; avow saved. LANDING OF FRENCH TROOPS AT VENICE. We have just received positive intelligence of the landing of 4.000 French troops at Venice. COMMIRCJAL 4 MARICHTS. . . LONDON ATZIASSL—Wkat. Ns. ; Bade& trie. 4d. ; Oats, 23.. Eye, N; &aro, 18s. 2.1.; Peas, 4a. i. iIIIPEZIAL AVERAGE& - - ClaquEr. 7 1 1Plied.id degise is Tappetry , 4 6 . mi_hm at ""I IMW L: a 4. • I 1 2 ameles FtLLAPSIBLE BATHS BPONOB sad wsa sasliond • ha 3 Th.. re= labealbary or heir . ..., ha •Id• hews Mai NEI at ••• • sof Illa h Ism .yap. ye s ilia _ ; hellammt isir hes• .1.. mhos MO al hit. ILL 4/••••••1 3 h. dada F:23 im i, bah 3 st valor. Wee Lk If ;rift is •kr 13.• dhoss•ashl ha ho, ...--, an SP py mg at *Lew. T. MINI 4 0 =1101111.1•11 iffirc, wipe 11130 w. KOOKS 110. dhow of jaw mid...Lod h• I,s4Thhhaliese ha Or Whoa la es with, sad delph hod chrt mai Is ormimi how. 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That abut: Pl= til a sa i rg i Vit innai ; • end tram 1 •••••kor.10. Arralftek lkinkilraii. LATEST FROM PARIS. ACCEPTATION BY AUSTRIA OF TAB ME DIATION OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE, FOR THE Struzussr OF THE ITALIAN QUES TION. PARIS, TJECISDAII, 6 30 P.M. I teem this evening that the highly important in telligence that Austria has accepted the mediation of France and England for the settlement and pacifies the of Northam Italy has been received. The bead titbit exrestive has received official notice of this, in a letter from M. Emanuel Arago, the French minis- ter atlleilin. la ore of my late letters I mentioned that serious umbrage bad heen taken at some expressions used by General e in the Ararnahly, respecting a kgion of the Nstional Guard, implying menace against it on account of its alleged reactionary spirit It now aupears that General Changarnier, as can ander of the National Guard, has addre"ed himself b(lantral Cav a i gnac to k now if the words imputed him in the report were used by him. This is said b have lad to some aspe:ity of language between the two soleitaa, agar which General Changarnier ad dawned General Cavaigrao thus :—" General, you ima emayouraelf more powerful than you are. If yen Mae really whet you imagine yourself to be, I would tba momarst place my rignation in our hands. .It is conceived that the es traces of th is altercation " are sable in certain phrases in the following letter, IMl thGen.ral Caveignac addressed to General Chan en Sunday last,—phrames which are considered , e !ltniatr a biddan sense, and implying a suspicion of linearity of Gen . Changarnter's devotion to the MAlia a S, r WWI .14 I; tam 4 1 =4= it ; Gard 0 4 WPM. (Vedesit. z; Bards. &pi hi& MATIMPINIft 1:V d4 .18. ; me Jima NA, &Ma Whim; IX CUB Ira Drama elmoddi swim ad Mod dr Ed bar= dar VS mbis.-611 mad. Nil la &WA& imam. Id carelark et the NO. St. MOM wVe d 1. NG et V. I' ahroP/A • mokl. s „ of ▪of ne. aim tbe wet Oster. • Nam* , 11111060. Oink iff de am woo. 33 Mali NS ra u . n ti Ifw. Ift. a& r a t= T. 2 eM phis a l im r Op W 3 4 1 141141. t t _ Au l t I ; • • I • 111.44 ei r " /fr Tir▪ e d ri I six te• a ▪ I " Ng 1 14. ,I 619 ft ,;••• .• • Ctt, El^ *64 u . j 9 • • be eta t. ME: • f as, s : II 111 ft 1. aloicsa. i ard e ill . ! 141•48/bias* ear. to 10 % 'rim a W. Me t ANNI Do nßa" Pod. Merl Ilotk *** M fel 1111 e Diftee el A. WIN gIiNS Vhismi. . Z. Caisionc. . IL Lein Rollin is skint to establish a new journal, Md a imatielled with the Reform* which, in coo with M. Flocon, he found e d in 1843. The alllm4lB4lldef of the Reform., the friend of the late Gitisions, maintains a closer intimacy with the Isoomnient, and is more influenced by *ea 11. Liss Rollin approves of. Thesamoktes appointed to examine the proposition Maths to the papers found in the Tuile ries bee held fora sittings, and bas resolved to recommend a new committee of 18 members, for the purpose of peeped', an inventory sod eleanfleation of these denemente, with the ecneunenco of the Executive Goverameat. Some very interesting and important documents lays been found relative to the altar of the Duchess of Berry, in la Vendee. General Chesenowaki, a Polish emigrant, h as j us t bee" anointed, by the Xing of Sardi nia , c hi e f o f hi s staff and general of division. The Lyons journals say that an ceder be. been sent to the Steam-butt Company of the Rhone, to m are boats sufficient for towing twelve ships of the VAstasteipation dam:louse states that M. Armand Marmot, President of the Assembly, has induced one of his relations to give his resignation as member of the oonodl-general of the Haute Garonne, in order to be sleeted in himaelL M. Armand Marsala is about to cut Paris for some time, and has taken this step with a view to his re-election. IA Memorial des Pyrenles, of the 4th, gives the following details as to the issue of the disturbsnees at Arra :—" The whole country had risen, and were armed, prepared to atta c k th e troops f rom Pan and Tarbes. The number of insurgents was so imposing that the refect withdrew the' troops. The peasants have declared that they never will pay the tax of 4d centimes ; and, so soon as the troops had left, they catered their villages in triumph." The Press* has the following list of candidates, who have already prorated themselves for election for the vacant seats in the National Assembly for the department of the Seine. The list is imperfect, far it is known that several of the ultra-democratic amaditlatma at the last election have again offered themselves :—" Louie Napoleon, Boise, (ex-peer of Frame), Marshal Bugeaud, d'Alton-Shee, Benjamin Dehmert, Downy (Cure of St. Emmaus), A. Fonld, the Abbe de denude, R de dirardin, Boger (for merly deputy of the Nord), Satan, Emile Thome., sad A. Weill." The Press* says "A rumour prevailed yeaterfiny leersing et the nomisation of General de lamorictere to the eememmi of the army of the Alps. This reso lution was stkenled to political annoyances which the gencrel bed 'Ted of at the end of a nego tit • entered a s kin with certain influential mashers of the Rue Poitiers, f..r the purpose of effesdng an official connection, and of which the tri bune would have served to ley down the buss. This negotietion was really undertaken, accepted, and ahead terminated. The causes which led to this tee ainadea are very differently explained." The goverment has received two telegraphic dis trait Marseilles, announcing that the Sublime pitch., g las acknowledged the French republic, and it e rstaialer-plenipotentiary delivered his letters et to the Sultan at an audience granted him cc the !!ti Pas^ Sm. T.— New Less, —; Muse vet Oists. 44 ; r • pr Owe, .701 ; LAP Lass, 731 ; Fore. —. iv = lry~lllo, VII Ds 1143, 7 4 1; Vs. Ilizsee t zCe... 1141. —; Pepsi Zest* 7 ; limas SIS ; Threw; Sends sag. teak Shen% I ; kiebssis es 30 days, Ulf mar ; W mi. Se ftit. I, SS goer; U lisztvals.—Tois end OrliesL IQ ; Purls aras, 430; lam sail asps. ISO; Assn= sad Slassilles, 133 33 ; Pew Waft sal 13414 ; OsiVe Mass. US :I; Amami sou Ike lop4—; Derdesse, SS3; Nottk. 377 Se. ITALY. General Garibaldi, who has lately been forced by the Austrians to fly from Italy, hes arrived at Besan con, on his way, it is thought, to Paris. The Pensiero Italian of Genoa, of the 2nd, con tains an aoconnt of the disturbances that took place there on the morning of that day, in consequence of the arbitrary expulsion of Filippo de Boni, a radical writer, in open violation of the constitution. The people assembled, and a deputation was sent to the governor to demand satisfaction ; the latter answered that he had received the order from the ministry, who bad summed the responsibility of it, and that the National Guard had no right to intervene in the subject. This was not the of the deputation, and accordingly bills were pada, inviting the people to assemble, about 5 p.m., to make a demonstration to obtain s atisfaction, and a _ _ Er'was signed by the syndics of the Decitrional The people, however, did not wait for the proposed hour, but moved on, with the cries of "Dawn with the Pinelli ministry!" invaded the ducal pelesa the saloons of the syndic,, and those of the roverier, who, after vainly trying to elude the sub ject, we. sifted to allow the return of De Boni by a weld= Gram But the general of the National Guard, wbs bed refused to place himself at its bead, wee derma as the spot. and Lorenzo Pareto named to lite been past by the people. Meantime the police tare bad weber and burned ; among the papers was found the very order, signed by the Minister Multi , for the arrest of De Boni. The judicial instigation ermseraing the authors of the demolition el Se farts of Nam, was also found, and publicly bored The int.ndant general of police, Advocate Oamellini, was with difficulty mod from being thrown out of the window. At 11 a.m. the tumult bad set awed. _ _ _ _ _ II; aerie.* Iferaasatile of Genoa, of the 2nd, sidle ft= Loom, that the civic guard of that town, Melee 'set on the 28th ult. to detach a certain num ber against Leghorn, and a decision having been taken that no mobilisation should take place, it so happened that the crowd assembled outside, upon =I the decision, proceeded to the inn where de Langier, who lately commanded the Tus can forces, lodged, and insulted hint. The chief of the civic guard, on the following day, published a proclamation severely disapproving the manifestation. On the 30th the general left Lucca foe Gerfegusna in great haste, in consequence of a despatch received from Flamm. A letter from Leghorn, of August 30, says : " Lest evening, the Casette of Florence, containing the law peered by the legislative power for the re-establish ment of order at Leghorn, was burned in the streets. The Alba was also burned. Everything is calm to day. The American squadron is expected, as is the English Beet, composed of ten etude; they come here to protect their fellow-subjects. Oen. Leger has left for Mama de Carrara." The Patria of Florence, of the 31st, announces that the Pretest of Florence ordered all the cirooli (dubs) to be closed on the preceding day. The disturbances of Leghorn, says this journal, have completely owed; the Provisional Government dissolved of its own accord. An attempt at disturbance took place at Pisa on the 30th • incendiary bills were posted in the evening, and read aloud by lamp-light ; the prefecture of police was 'lamed, and the tocsin mounded, but the tumult was soon appeased by the presence of about 3,000 troops. The Diets Italian of Bologna, of the 30th ult., an nounces that the Roman Chambers have been pro rogued to the 16th of November, by a decree of the 28th. We read in the official Gazette of Rome : We can assure our readers that no sooner did his SAMS the Pope, Pius IX., know that the affairs of Italy are to be treated in a angry's, than he immediately took proper measure, to cause himself, as an Italian prince, to be represented in the congress, in order to protect tl e ts eo Vi i tts of the Holy Bee and of hie subjects, and, a g to his strong desire to watch over, in con junction with the other Italian primes, the interest' of Italy herself." The Ames of Rome, of the 29th alt., announce the arrival there of Chevalier Oriffoli, °barged by Tuscany SECOND LITITTION. 11"Olfi the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. ADMIIIALTT, Avo. U. liovott, to be ant Wit., Corps or lU. Wert= yke Grieve, redound. Ave. Plat T teat tad gonteraust. E. T. P. litnwect. to be eget., vice vise wet. tatl•pa ; WArthur to be Int licaL, BANKRUPTS. Jamas Enamors, Primes@ raid, Nottth bill , bricklayer. Joss,* Rountsom TOWW, High Holborn, innkeeper. Assitakm Hasa, Hathsrsa, Warandershin, scythe plater. VI ILLIAII COUCH, sal Jost Rini* Cows. Swims, Ginnomashir, sal akin. Roams Esatorr, Plymouth, builder. Joss.. Bustarria, Loskweed, Yorkshae, thread Issas fantorrr. _ THOMAS CARTER and °MOROI WKARTON, Chdashoreugh, Lincolnshire, •ußincers. ABSALOM Howrorasys, Liverpool, boot saiktr. °Bosom Lows, Chu srleli, walks Amer. Pm; Fsawr, llosobsotwoloirs Aube. MAROARIT BAUM; Wesebestor, eiltisor„ WILLIAM WALLACH and GIORGI DolMowo, Baader land, batehers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. DAVID ANDIMION, Ediiihun t b. pk g mi s t. DAVID Caow, Glasiow, Widow. BANK 01 =MANI for the Welk Waft tiopt i sw.~.w ........., ..ALV13.1•61 2,984,9 nu Maks OM's RN lila =MAR TOMOS issusiis IMMIX. II =Mar e Capital ..../14.haAh I 3.81 1 3. M rutaki .............. 'Whet., NS?. Comets. n( X= Nbl.. scud Mr. Acelo SALM Other Delmont, . - . 8.1.14107 Oneadagasdelher 1.011,141 406 mummy. ks iirminemsi a 41411= r • • • • • . euM ./01.481.731 . 11Je.Q4 ......... 5.11111.116 sat Mgr Oda.. lst =MINI 111AIIIHAIL. Mist Orliir. OWL 7. lia StrOML—The ammo pries of 131 m, the poises of the peramises Assarfas. scompslid ftm the Mune glade la Yr weak as the alk ft Morsabist INS, MIK *I. per mt. P MIM= Is pir Saw toe p d Ile art b o Is M. 1144 p er rat. The mono prise alibi doss temsise jsualy. I Zak 70. per set. IRELAND. DUBLIN, TZUIIII/11T NIGHT. The Premier visited today the most important o oar public establishments, and that in which tad pride kg Ala and l o e AuLtt ilin tr the future the National Board of Education and the model school.. This is the only institution we have entirely managed by Irish men, and the satisfactory mode of its working—the steadiness with which it augments in public favor, and the continued extension of itsoperstion over the country form a not 'pleasing subject of gratulatory contem plation to Irishmen. Nor can it be retarded with other than the deepest interest by every eatisen of this empire. Mr. John O'Connell has addressed a letter to the people of Ireland. He pronounces repeal to be proved of greater neoessiW every day. Ile deprecates the idea that agitation should cease, but intimates that it the men who have fooli shly critninated themselves—criminality into which, he contends, the continued misrule of England hurried them—if they be treated with mercy, he thinks the people would per'tsps give up all agitation for awhile. The pith and object of hie letter is, however, very near, if not in a postcript ; towards the close, he announces that if contributions towards the maintenance of Conciliation Hall are not forthcoming within a month, the hall, the Corn Exohanbe rooms, the meeting-place of the old Catholic Association, and subsequently of the Repeal Association, and several others, must be sold. I venture to predict that Mr. O'Connell's appeal will not meet any adequate response. A, cortnepondent, writing from Clonmel, states that a communication bad just reached him, inti mating that the special commission for the trial of Mr. Smith O'Brien and the other prisoners charged with high treason, which wee to be opened in that town on the 18th inst., is postponed to the 21st or 220 d inst., when a grand jury, summoned from both ridings of the county of Tipperary, is to be sworn in. It is reported that amongst others for whose ap prehension warrants have been kneed, but who have hitherto escaped the vigilance of the polio., is Dr. Antisell, a well-known lecturer in Dublin. Dr. Antisell is understood to have been a regular con tributor to the Irish Trilnins. FATAL 'TERMINATION or AN ELOPEMENT.—An onallserat Of a very adresrdisiary and painful natant tae bees eseseleated in theS b ef ies 7 Luke's, Old•streth, by the deipomeat of Mr. the meter of dr wealthier, sad Mon Weber. the eshodadsi e: them married preens with fandlien of roan sad now known toltsve been asseaget the parengen im the ill-fated emigrant ship Ocean Mlearch. Beira had obtained leave of absence fee a Rainier apes a plea of urgent private business to settle in the *many; and a few days after his departure, Mrs. Water, the schoolmistress, also obtained keys fa a short absence, alleging that ohs had been sent for by hte mother, who was danger:noir ill in Devonaldre. It L'ippened rather singularly, however, that soon afterwards her mother arrived, in peed health, in London, for the purpose of visiting her, and was astonished to hear of her ahem under each cir cumstances. This led to inquiry, which resulted to the dip. rove ry that the mining pan were together, intendiog to take light to AMOACIL Walter, the husband, who was the workhouse schoolmaster, bad no opportunity of observing any of these movement, baize a If iIiONT in the House of Correction, for indecently exposing himself to several rupee table fsales, resident ta the neighbourhood of the work house. When be was under examination before the magis trate, he received an excellent character for morality and general good conduct from the master of the workhouse, Mr. Bacon, who thus, during the husband's incarceration, made off with his wife. The latter, aet nteel and remark ably good-looking woman, took with her her youngest child, leaving the rest to her husband or to the pariah. The respective relatives nave ascertained beyead doubt that the fugitive pair, inroad of proosediag to Devonshire, as they had pretended, embarked as above mentioned, on board the Dana Monarch, and, together with the women's child, perished, when that chip was destroyed by fire. Mr. Beton is known to have had some previous knowledge of America. He was formerly a policuolliter, and a few years back was sent to America in pursuit of a veeterelerk, who had ab sconded with a very lure amount of punts money, and he succeeded in resoveving some portion of the property. JD AND WEATHER. Tregrapb.) &aura Mork& sad weatha r knows : Ikarrel ...LW. —Mr Lowaril: Cloudy Warartir. . IMmuirbet Nearlst Mr* Prebries&.&W -Mad, Pare Aso W....Cedy Mr= = 1 "N &w....111m St Ira &W Tanuser & STATE OF THE (Hy Mashie AT Ntifil O'CLOCK Tau No at the usdarairitticoad Peen wire London Caim arleam bridge Caas4 Chaim:aid Cbeiterthrl. .. Cloudy Catedister S ...Cloudy ra entr De are Lia.. 8. W E. Cloudy g 8W.../Ire owe. Oesprt Keratoid Ipswich Lends Leto. E. Mae laYary .....S. yw.DO MONRY MARKET & CITY Two o'Clock.—Wo had a depressed market at the commencement of business, with Consols as low as 851 tot for money, and I higher for time. The cause generally assigned was the refusal, or intended refute of the German Diet at F r ankfo r t to ratify the armistice concluded by the Prussian government with Denmark. On the appearance, how ever, of the third edition of the Deily News, soon after midday, with the important report from Paris that Austria bad accepted the mediation of England and France for the settlement of the Italian question, a better feeling prevailed in the market, and Consols improved to 851 to 6 for money, and for aczount on the 17th October to 861 to at which quotation they now remain. Reduced Threes, 80 to 1. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 881 to 71. Exchequer Bilk, 28s. to 31s. premium. Bank Stock, 196 to 8. We have not much variation in foreign securities, in which the tranraetions continue extremely limited. Danish are ca/led rather better, at 69 to 72 ; and Belgian also at 70 to 2. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are 444 to 6; the Fours, 701 to 1. Brazilian are 74 to 6. Mexican, 161 to 17. Chilian, 81 to 7. Peruvian, 29 to 31. Spanish Fives, 12 to 1 ; the Threes, 23 to I ; Passive, 3to 1. Portuguese, 211 to 21 1. Ituseian, 97 to 9. - Private *bias from Hamburg, of the sth, report some disturbances at Kiel, where the annimiee sith Denmark would not be acknowledged, and the Pro visional Government was still kept in power. Funds and shares were rather lower in consequence. Money was abundant, and bills on England in demand at le. higher. About 2,600 balm of cotton bad changed hands since lest .dress, at full rates. Holders were bore money, but no advance I had actually established at the date. Wheat was from 2s. to 3.. lower, in consequence of the line weather and the amounts from hence of the decline of prices in Mark-law. =OLT= FOND& Cask UN" 116 S 13r Oat tact OA. IT. 66) i • par Ct. Mad. Aim. 83 j pot Onik. Ti 3 pit Ok Oar Yra.. Eli 6 ettokrellOs. lit 11l sors. ruses rI/IDS. • limor OL Amides hpe , Ont. OT111•61 DO I n, s so prs CIL bta b Lisik. M 4ll I pot Ct lloziesa.Z Tiki IT I 4: l o7Nallai INA. 746 Cm CL Arnim II SI M t. Ca l so. so s Ll STZ.."'N i k's. oor Ere 6 Ere A l. 3 8 por a a rklaV il i 3 • . 4 1 21 I Mr Pkidy baf ri a lt i r, r 4116 -- - I tralavi=ttitir RAILWAYS.—The share market and still be re ported heavy sad ansatidaetory. We quote landau and North Western', 111 to 13; Great Westerns, 11 to 9 de.; North Btaffords, 61 to 6 dia. ; Great Northern, 101 to I ; Caledonians, 114 to /1 Pref., I dis. to par. SALES MUTED UT TO TWO THIS DAT Di LONDON,. ITertardav'S oriels will to band Is last pege.) M& Word Jan., 24 Loa. St N. Wows, 312 114 ir. I i Dwarf. in. Ds. Nar Qrs. 8 9 i ex tat Do. Mess, SI f =nnse i t i 4 4 Do. NIL X. Is B. (A), 114 24 f Ds. Now be& Irreg.!!! 35w.. lasfies. and Nlatkok 4 Clentas and MOW; 14 Illdiall. SR I* ea Mx. &writ 011101.16 ill Lti as dle Da. ift. II Do. Oa, II ea av IL Bellai Om, 0 4 Great Northam 111 i D i t=l iii„ Gt. Booth. & Wool. (Inked), f! N. 711 Oreat Wasters, 79 ex dr =far., 111 W., 134 111 fat. Do. Halves, 454 ex dr OWL, sod Rig., 9 Do. tarn, 164 ex dr. /iris r =Ms, I Po. New 171, 91 4 ex dlr. draw, lb Am (Ay 2 Lana and Yorinina, el 7 5. Haim r*, M No. ,81 74 Do. Halves, 3* 3 San* Wake, Ilf Do. Qw., IS WIWI% 'Bias, is B. W., 10f Do. Tilt* (lArg.), 34 3 Task New. & Br. Extra. No. Do. Nen Ow. iow OW., 3/ 4 1 (TceL and New.), 194 4ez Do. W. E. U., 4 dly Ina, Bright, and [lath Coast, Do. No. 2 (Nev.& Bee.), 13 144 914 74 in day Tort and N. likßand, 99 so (lir Da Now &I. Ow. 9 par CL. $4 Do. Preference, 104 Law * & Wait.% 974 7en dlr. 1 Orleans & Bordeau If es let Ds. ilowlol., 24,,,1M. Parls mad Low, 44 4 D 3. TRIM; 6 d LIVERPOOL BALES, tit The market was again my . Caledonian Prat, 1 d Liao. & Yorit.(latsll.Bsl..), 111 d Load. sad N. Weems, 1134 Do. New Qrs., 87 . sd. I 4 Do. (Mad. C. and B.), 94 d Ill:lard, 19 Do. Halves, 94 94 4 moms I.,—Omi Mom bad. Ilia, OWL, mad LW. Prof.. W Moms, Os., sad amt. (Chat. New), 16s. Si 4 R. Ems. & Dore; Ito. 4,6/ York. Num, sal 13erw. Por. II per CsoL), IL W. Mom N. etaar4ll4», d Ibrew L,Dower Os., awl Mal., & & 84 la Do. No. 4, di Ws. id. Wwwwwssa 7. Tsaim Caledonian Prat, IL 3d. d Lan and N. Wanars, 11$ Dn. New Qin. i &Lid. d !I {dined Halm, 9L In 9d. d d --- Then was To, little basis rethrr lower. Caledaalan Prat , az MT. k Mae., Mut e LW. (010. k Lin). It d iraassadid. and pries* wen N. fitaffordibira, 41 d O. East. & Dover, No. 4, 6 10.16 i Then wee insua t, piivTiiiini Midland, 6 per Oes Ilh lli N. staffordialts, h I ALM, Sarrsusza 1. ; in this mast. I libeembeu7 lk Striehigham (A), 61.115. lid.d COALS.—Harpast Twa—Bate's Hart147,141.9d.; Saddle's West Hartley, 16e. 3d.; Eden Main, lbs. 3d. ; Resting's Hartl, lIIe. 3d .; Tana.ld Hoot, 1 45.; West Bartley. 164. Id.; Walls End Adelaide, 16e. 3d.; Walls End Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Walla Bad Tads,' 176.--Iltdps at market, 146. PRODUCE.—Mnicuro-Lass, Halkpast noo.— Thera hes Imo sal; two anal public miss of Sugar to-day, which want of heavily, and part only sold. Bellied dell ; etendard quality, 51e. 6d. to 62a. There hes not bee* a Coffee talc.—Coehiseal mold at fall pelvic—Cotton sandy. —Tea without ahead= ; the week soar se it eonameneed, " dull," and, taking the markets generally, there has not Iren a more unsatisfactory week be leaportera for a long Uwe a t TALLOW.—Letters from St. Petersburg, just re ceived bring scoratme of a very .tiff mutat then. 130 ro. to 135 ro., 46e. 6d., laid down here. Patailiewg Y. O. on tim mut, 45A. 3d. to 45.. 3d. ; October to December deli very, 45.. W. buyer.; separate months' delivery, 45e. od. to 46.. ; January to February. 40.. t , 46.. 3d. SIEDIS.—LEADINHALL, Sept. B.—Hides, 881 be. to 641k5., ltd. to lid. ; 64105. to 7211 in., ltd. to ltd. ; 72Ibs, to 80th.. 2d. to 24d. ; 80 1 bs. to Nibs., 2d. to 2 1 d. ; nibs. to t lbs., 2ed. to 3d.; 961bs. to 104th.., 2ild, to aid. ; HOTS. Hides, 8.. Calf Skins, 21. to 6s. ItsamospenT, Sept. B.—Hal4tnedsl to Of: Od. Downs, Os. Od. to Os. Od. Limbs, 1.. 6d. to 2.. Bd. near. lings, ls. 4d. 2s. 441 CORN. MATLX-LANE.—Therill wu rather MOTO &Inners in the Wheat trade this moraine! than was apparent on Wednesday ; and, although Monday's rates could not be mein. d, they were well maintained. Barley was a slow Ide, at previous rata. Oats supported Monday s quotations ss did also Vans and Peas. MU folkway aro Mosiday's protatioitt: 111tITIft/I. 11 thara err tram. WSZAT. TAM and 1. rod 64 to 511 GO...whits-- 34 to 61 to 64 Nordek add MAIL. 114 to 36 to 36... do 67 to el to 64 Talavera (Pam or slottolk Comb. & r0d....33 to 34 to 36 „whim-- 31 to U to 60 Northumb. auslicotob do.— to —...— so to lAA do «. SI to 34 . RaaLlT.Feseller .... ... to --Alain- ft - to - lAA .......... to -.AWN - to - awn WRIAT .- SO - Own, English T00d.........111 to 21 to 2to Od.. blot. - to -a 62 LOW Poled, -. II to 22 ft No OoL. pomp SS to 2ls N IterNot & Nola hod 22 10 No 06-. polo St to IN OA 1 1 2 1 6 hod ...-.....-... 16 to No 06...b1001t-. lll to No 0.1 Ditto gams -... . . . . 22so MOO Mom... ..."1 - 6 to . N...ihk imio: so a ea ad 9 ... .... 5 1a b itar 15 Z1L )414 9416 11". 26.416 "" l i 99 ... ... 476 lld 296 LI 2 1 ,7. 7e,3 0 . sails ..._ A. 6 ... ... 496 66:9. 116416 06196 61336 161 2 1 19 ... ... $O6 11696. 16, 1 216 ld Os 74 Ms 16 ... ... its 161316 2016 11670. 1161666 1 M Rept 2 ... ... 636 Th 1df216 6.19 126 2 6 See 66 Swink.' An. Aw... 316 26,106 669216 66 19. 961996 1141136. 5,1 Dur9.—Wht63, 66. ; Boris?, 2s. W.; Os* b.; III" Bros, and P 664 2a. 6d. Tm ii B• Ild GO 11 411 48 11. if ii .5. ' Aug. ILI An 16.1 bept. 2. Beaming, dept. 7.-The . supply 'of Wheat at this day's market was not large, bat fully equal to the demand, at prima le. to 2s. per qr for old, and 2s. to 31,„ per qr. for new, belowthus warrant lam weak. All kinds of ailing corn • Bat; Ignis a r barely last week's rates. The following are the Wheat, Bs. to Bs. 6d. per bushel; new, 6e. to 6s. =g a rs. to 37a. per qr. Beans, 15s. to 6s. per bushel. 0214 to 275. pm qr. Ilimmtn eus r bi llept 7.-This week the weather hes again lamas hot e owing to the fall in Kark- lase, the tramaglione la Indies of the trade have been on the most limited scale, millers sluing from 4s. to Si. per qr. under previous currency on Wheat, with which holders altogether refuse to comply. Oa after :kinds of Corn the turn is in favour of the buyer, MI at no quotable reduction In price. At this day's market there wee a moderate supply of Wheat, which found • fair sale at • rsducticu of Is. to 2a. per qr. on old, end 2a. to 35. per qr. on new samples. Barley dull, and Is. to 3e. per qr. cheaper. Oats declined 6d. to Is. per qr. Beans held for former prima, but no progress could be made. Pees leis inquired for. The millers reduced the retail price of Floor 31. 4d. per melt. The following are the current prices of grain -Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 6716., 78. to 7e. Bd. ; new, 6s. 10d. to 7s. 4d. ; red, fis. 10d. to 7s. 4d.; new, di. Bd. to Is. 3d lrish, red, 7a. to is. 2d. ; foreign, red, 6s. lid, to 7s. 10d. ; white, 6s. Bd. to Ba. TA. ; Polish, Odessa, Is. 2d. to 7s. 9d.; Danube, 6s. 6d. to Os. 6d. Barley, per imperial quarter, 83s. to 38s. Bd. ; grinding, per 275. 6d. to 31e. 6d. Oats, English, white, per imperial qr., 225. to 325. ; Welah, black and white, per 3121 b., 225. 6d. to 235. 6d. ; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 235. ed. to 255. 6d. ; (371 b. to 391 b.), 23a. to 245. ; black, 22a. Ed. to 23e. Bd. Eeans,English, per 196 b., ski, lie dd,to 113 e. ed.; new, 16a. 6d. to 17*. ' • Irish, 16s. 6d. to 16s. 9d. ; foreign, 13s. Od. to 161. dd. Peas, boiling, per imperial quarter, 465. to 48s. ; grinding, per 19816 ., 16s. 6d. to 16s. Lentils, per 1961 6., 13e. 6d. to 14s. Flour, pea sack of 2801 b., English, fine 44a. to Ks.; seconds, 416. to 431. Batowrour, Sept. 7.—We have to report a steady market for Wheat, at a »duetted& of 3s. to 4s. keel the rates of this day week, aid a tolenble amount of busbies was triameted at our quotaticas. Barley mambo steady. Oats are in good damn', at about 6d. to Is. per qr. Myer than last west. Hews sad Peas are dull, and the hus is fa favour of the buyers. Wheat, old whits, 161. 15s, to 161.; old red, 141. 10r. to 151.; new white, 13/. to 143. 10s.; old red, 111. to 121. 10e. Barley, 295. to ape. Oats, 21s. to SOL Neale, No. to 40s. Poo, 404 eo 41.. Sturm., Sept. 7.-The weather has heat very fevoirahle for securing the remnant of our harvest, which is the late portion of our spring crop. Wheat is either secured la ricks, where a great portion must await winter frosts and wind to make it serviceable ; or in field ricks, where, with tine weather, it will dry earlier, but much is sprouted. Use ful samples of new Wheat sold at 665. to 68e. per qr. ; and the best new malting Barley, from 40s. to 44.. Prices may be considered 31. to be. per qr. lower for Wheat, IS. for Bar ley, Is. for Oats and Beans since last Thursdaw. Flour of very dull sale, at 41. per saclidecline, say 41s. t0 . 43e. Bitglith seconds. A poor attendance, and little done at today's mar ket. Wheat, old, 635. to 60e. per qr. ; •new, generally in pot. condition, 48s. to 665. Nothing doi n g in foreign Wheat. Low grinding Barley, 27e. per 400Ibe. The past week's arri vals to this port an Wheat, 670 qrs. ; Barley, 3,620 ; Beans, 722 foreign ; with Barley, 82; Oats, 444 • and 409 Seal sad 20 barrels of Flour, coastwise and from Ireland. Davis,ns Sept, 7.-The supply of Wheat to-day was only moderate ; at the 03111111111IICeMent of the market the farmers asked the full preen of last week, but no business was done till they gave way, when the best old Wheats were quickly sold at about ls. per meek below last quotations,. of new Wheat there wee • fir proportion, but the conAition and colour were generally had ; the pekes given were very various, ranging from 225. to 275. pe sack ; one superior lot, weigh ing 12 score 111ba , reachi ng 28s. ; the best simples were picked out, but the greater part of the new remained tumid. In Barley, Ore, Beans, and Peas, the trade was dull, but no alteration in prke. Tarr were selling at from 10s. to 12e. per bushel. Wheat, white, 584. to 624. per qr. ; best red, 66e.' to Ws ; middling, 61s. to He ; iaferior, 449. to 60s. Barley, 28s. to 381. Oar, 235. to 275. Beans. old, 44e. to 48.. Per, 40e. to 48e. Flour, fine, 46e. to 60.. per sack ; snoods, 425.t0 464. FAIMAX, &pt. 7.—We had 'a largo supply of Whea, principsdly new, most of which was out of soWlflou ; trade ruled dull, and for sash descriptions from 2s. to 3e. per qr. decline was submittal to, while fine old Wheat nadatained former rates. Wheat, f rom 111. to 161.10,. par load ; Barley, 80s. to 116 e. per cr.; Oats, 225. to 20s. ; l'am, We. to 445. ; Beans, 40s. to Cie. Oansenonouos Sept. 6.—Great stagnation was mai Gated in the Whist trade; the lower tone of Mark-lane, with a good Supply offering, calmed old Wheats to fell 31. pet qr., and new, full 45., from last week's Flom Only a eaall amount of business transacted. Harley and Bums without alteration. Wheat, 461. to 665. GODALMNO, Sept 6.—Much of the Wheat offered hem to-day was matt end nnealealge. Priem gneuslly wets from 6e. to 8.. per qr. lower. Bed wheat, new, 40s. 4. 48s. ; old, 48e. to 66a.; white. new, 40a. to 60a.; aid, 6b. to 64e.; Bar ley, 28e. to 33e. ; Per, 40e. to 44a ; Oats, 21e. to 26e. • • HALISITORTH, Sept. 6.—We had a fair show of Wheat, and a heavy sal*, at a decline of 4s. per qr. on new and old. No other grain shown. Harvest nearly concluded. Wheat, white, now, 48s. to 625. ; old, 665. ; rad, new, 40s. to 49 5 . ; old, 6ss. yr qr. Lorni, Sept. 6.—The corn trade to day was in a very unsettled state, owing to the great decline in the Yorkshire markets yet the fanners would not submit to so large a redaction; nererthelom Wheats went down fall be. per qr., without leading to much business. Thera were many ra plss new offering, quality and condition only middling. In other grain no tremendous. Wheat, 48e. to 54e. per qr. - - - - MAIDSTONE Sept. 7.—We Lad today, 1111 'upsetad, no %soon of Wheat or other grain but at almost their own =. Wheat was front 4s. to 6.. ender last day; and in Corn no sales of any sucinent were made, all buyers anticipating a further reduction. MAinumrarass, Sept. 7.—W• have had a good supply of old and Lew Wheat at our market to day, which, together with the One weather, caused the trade In Wheat to decline ss. to 6s. per qr. Barley and Beans are also 2a per quarter lower. Peas of all aorta 4a. to lis. lower. Indeed, Minim every article of ands is very dull in sale to-da Old Wheat, 620. to Ms.; new, 465. to 561. Pew, 325. to 3 6. . Beans, Us. to 33e. Barley, Ns. to 331. per qr. Minus Rum, Sept. 6.—Oar market to-day was thinly attended ; the weather bang Teri line, fanners were May employed in the harrem.flelda Wheat declined In prim Is. to 6e. Barley, 2e. to 3s. Oats and Beans, le. to 2•., and Peas fay be. per qr. Eye, Ns. - - - - - MILTON MOWIIRAY, Sept. 5.-We have had a good supply of both old and new Wheat at this market, which sold at full 31. to 4s. per qr. lower than last week. Wheat, old, 64e. to Me. ; new, 48s. to 61s. Barley, 36e. to 38s. Oats, old, 275. to 305.; new, 28s. to 25e. Beans, 425. to 465. per qr. NEWAIth, Sept. 6.-The men market begin with a great disinclination either to buy or sell; the very heavy rain which fell yesterday prevented the market falling as much as was expected, bat the Iletteitet ended very briskly at from h. to 7c. lower is Wheat. Other grain as usual. New Wheat, white, 645. to 66a.; old, 58s. to 68a; new, red, 60e. to 525. ; old, 63a. to 655. Barley, malting, 325. to 36e. ; grinding, 30.. to 325. Oats, 24e. to Ms. Beane, 425. to 44a. Rye, 365., to 40e. Yoh, 68s. to 665. Term, 62a. to 665. per qr- Nzwsoar, Sept. 7.—Our supply of Wheat this day net lame a peat portion of which WS/ new, the quality and con ditio; various. Old, and the beet descriptions of new, met • fair sale, at a reduction of 2e. per qr. ; inferior sorts difficult to quit, at 3s. &cline. A few lot, of new Barley in toler able earlitioe, but stained in colour, for which there was *My a retell demand. OEM, Beans, and Peas fully sustained their Isas enmeney. Ptalserrst. apt 7.—Very little rain has fallen since our last repcm, but die woadaer eold at sight. Harvest snarly essipleted in this Midst. At this day's market there wen Wartniu Tax, Sept. 7.—The market wee one of the largest for some time pan, wish • vary fair demand tot When, at la. W. to ts. per banal below last quotations. Ins anapler at aid Wheat were good, and of new en= No Barley shown, sad - Oats unaltered In value. Old made 26e. per banal. ; new, 22a. 6d. to 25e. WORKINGTON, Sept. 6.—An average supply of grain at tacky's market, the attendance good , and a f air amount of business done in Wheat, at a reduction of le. per Cullen bushel. Barley and Oats the turn lower. Wheat, new, 22.. to 23a.; old, 24e. Barley, 12s. Oats, Bs. to 9e. Lunitica, Sept. 6.—The weather during the former part of this week wu very wet; the last few days have been fine, with the appearance of being settled. There has ben soma new Oats in our market, the quality of whisk wu muck better than expected, sod sold from ll• Id. to 11.. Bd. pee barrel of 14 atone. New Barley sold from 12a. 6d. to 13s. 6d. per barrel of 16 atone. Wheat, the quality of which was very inferior, damp, and coarse, and some • good ink sprouted meld from 255. to 31s. Bd. per barrel of 20 stoic. Fine sack Flour meets a slow sale, as the advance to 48e. per sack, in the beginning of the week, checked the demand. In Indian Corn there is very little doing, and it is difficult to quote p:ices ; 91. to 91. ss. per ton about the prime for prima qaality. EDINBURGH, Sept. 6.—Since this day week the weather has been very favourable for harvest operations ; this, along with the decline at Mark-lane, caused the nada to rule se. tamely dull to-day. The supply of Wheat from the tar were was large, a considerable part being of this year's growth, which was generally in such bad condition that a clearance could not be effected, even at a redaction of to. per qr. Old Scotch and foreign Wheat was not much inquired for, and the few sales were at a decline of 2.e. per qr. There was a very large supply of Barley, almost all of the new crop; quality dna ; sale dull, and 2a. per qr. lower. Oats and Bums in good supply, hut moved off slowly, at a decline of 21. to Ss per qr. Wheat, old, top, 71a. ; average, 645. ld. ;, new, top, 65e. ; average, 52a. Barley, top, 361, ; avenge, 325. Oats. top, 28e. Bd. ; avenge, 245. 6d. Beans, top, 425. ;• average, Mk. bd. GLASGOW, Sept. 6.-Including coastwise and foreign, the imports, v 44 Grangemouth, SinCO the 30th ultimo, have comprised 4,870 qrs. Wheat; 2,400 qrs. Barley ; 1,370 qrs. Oats, and 600 socks Flour. To the Clyde, with the excep tion of 6,900 barrels Flour from the United States and from Canada, and about 1,700 qrs. Oats from Ireland, there bavo been no arrivals. We have had five or six days of Sue har vest weather, and reaping has boon quite general around this district ; but this morning ban set in wet. The growers of Potatoes report more unfavourably of the crop this week. Until the elm* of the week, the trade remained firm, and several puede of Wheat in bond found buyers--a cargo from Oriefswald brought 695.; some Rostock the same price ; an& a parcel of Lower Ribs, 6 75., per imperial qr. ; but there was little passing in other articles. Since then, some forced Wee of fees Wheat have occurred. 295. per 240 lbs. having been taken foe good English whits. At this day's market the little business done was at a reduction of Is. to Is. 6d. per boll on Wheat; le. 6d. per barrel, and 2a. per seek on Flour; 6d. to Is. per boll on Oats and Barley ; end about Is. per load on Oatmeal, upon our last quotations, at which decline the trade ruled doll. Prices :-Wheat, per 24016., English, white, crop 1847, 26e. to 31e.; red, 28e. to 30s. ; Scotch, white, 295. to 30e. 6d. • Irish, red and white, 27A to 28e. ; Dunne, 29e. o to 614 Pomeranian, 264. to 89. ; Danish, 28s. ed. to Els. Od. ; Odessa, soft, 265. to 27a, ;. Russian, hard, 235. to 255. ; Canadian, 27e. to 28s. ; United States, 28s. 6d. to 295. 6d. Barley, per 32011 m. Ber wick and Scotch, 24e. to 255. 6d.; foreign, Bee Pome ranian, Be., 235. to 26a. ,• Danish, 7%. to 24e. 6d. Oats, per 2641»., MO, Wexford, &c., 1847, 20s. to 21s. 64. t. Limerick, &a 21a. 6d. to 225. • extra, pra t = 226.64. ; foreig n , Burin, old, 1%. &CM 20s. 6d. old, 19s. to 19.. 6d. Beans, foreign, per 4 imperial bushels: 1847, 20s. to 215.; Irish, per 2601 b., 20s. to 21s. ; Egyptian, per 2801 be., old, 17a. to 18e. Peas, per 2801 be., white, old, 20a. to 21e. 6d.; grey, 19s. to 20s. • Canadian, to 20s. 6d. Flour ? per 2801b5., Boeing, superfine, 455. to 465. ; Irish ditto, 445. to 45e. ; fine, old, 425. to 43e. extra choice qualities', 475. to 485.; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 32.. to 335.; Canadian, sweet, 325. to 33 e . ; sour, 30e. to 31s. Oatmeal, per 28016+., Irish, common cu t, 1847 , 34e. to 35e. Indian Corn, per 28016., 20e. 6d. to 21s. fkl. WOOL--eneaD.—The hopes which were gene— rally entertained of a forward movement in trade ckn sequent upon a good harvest, have almost been annihilate& by the untoward weather we have experienced during the harvest months. A moderately extendve amount of businewg has been doing in English Wool during the past. month, at our former quotations, but at present. things are very quiet, and attention is drawn chiefly to the sales of foreign Wool now in program in London, which ars being made at very low rates. Farmero ars not so anxious to sell as they were a month Once ' as they appear to consider it more wise to quit th e i r Wheat at the advanced prises, than their Wool at present quotations, which we give below: Develop, in yelk, 41d. to se. ; washed. 70. to Bd.; Dorset home, M. to 9d.; Down Zwe and Lambs, 81d. to sd . ; Down Tags, 91d. to 104 EWE!), Sept. 7.—ln this way there is no improvement, and Yolk Wool must be quoted at sd. per lb. • HOPS.—BOROUGH MARKET.—Mews. Pattendea and Smith, report that the market continues muck the same; duty 200,0001. About 6 pockets have anived, and hare been sold from 80t. to Ns. per cwt. Negr Midi E. Keats 31. oto 41. 0 Yearling Kento,p.cet.ll.lB to U. 4 Weald of Keats ....2 te 16 Yearling Sam 11610 1 Bann lenge I 6 to 6la 2 0 11 Old Ilo g e 1 oto 1 = 4 0 CATTLE, 84e.—SMITiinELD, Two d Clock.— The supply of Beasts is again larger then the demand ; trade is excee din gly dull, at a reduction of fully 2d. per 8 lbs., and a Brest many remain unsold. The number of Sheep is very large for the time of year, but the majority of ishrfra quality; 6s. is the extreme price of the beet Downs, do., and limes and second-rate Sheep can scarcely be sold at 2d. per Whs. reduction. The season for Lamb is nearly tweeght to a close. Trade is more cheerful for Calves, but pries' are ' about the same. From Holland and Germany we have shout 300 Berm, 2,100 Sheep, and 271 Calvesi from France, 5125 Beets and 17 Calves ; Scotland, 220 Boasts; end 102 Nile& Cows from the Home Counties. helms of 11114. s. d. ad. I Per Man of 141 a s. 0. a. 42, MM Datsls. Sisstssds 31 4 0 Dot Dos illt.-Ods. M. 0 0 0• eo Dos xedquso33Dsmic 2 Ilksel4ism 3 1 3 3 1 10 Bed Do. de. Loft-wools. Mon 4 4 1 sill. 0 0 Calves psp ~..„_._.,., 4 6 4 Do. do. Oboes .. ..0 0 0 Bud Doie..s katrdsodo 4 6 0 Lust* ... —, 4 0 Duels 46 narks% 1.222 ; Moss sad Lambs, 9.E9D; * CUM 51 11 PI" M. Zllllll4 Sept. 7.—This market was well eupplied with stock, and several fine Bullocks nmained unsold. Of 66 Sheep, while quits enough in point of number are drives in, there is a great absence of prime and well-made-up Wethere For fat Bullocks the quotations niuMbe stated at from 60s. to nearly 68e. per cwt., or from 9s. to 10s. 241. par score. Butchers' Calves were in tether short supply, but the &Ginn articles wen only worth 6d. per lb. Good Calves also were veld at rate. giving about aid. per lb. ; and of those of a fair rate 6d. per lb. 13-veral lots of plain Ewes were sold at rates giving 6id. per lb.; and the quotations for fat Sheep must be stated *tiro= bi d. to bid. per b. Ist Lambs sold at from 6d. to 64d. per lb. Stacey/rm.—The fair took place on Mcnday lad, and was attended by a large number of tenons and dealers. The number of stock exhibited however, was less than o n some former yea s . The condition win considered good. The show of Steers was small ; and those which were dieposed se realised Oseir full vain. The drapes were numerous, but generally neglected. There were also many Beasts half-fat e which attracted attention, and were sold at good prkes. Cows and Calves were far from being cheap, although lower than they were some time ago. Good Heifers, in -all. reached fitm 164. to 171. per head. The unmter of HOMO ou the ground was unusually large, and the prices asked in draught, hackney, and post-Horses were high; hit many changed bands. fetched from 6s. 10s. to 121. Bometreee, Sept. 6.—The Sheep and Lamb market Ude morning was abundantly sal plied . Aged wedders of good quality then ln demand, and »Alia last week's rates ; ding and inferior qualities dull in sale, consequently prices were a shads lower. Top price, 6d.; middling qualities. 6d. to bid. ; inferior, did. per lb., sinking offal& A goal many inferior Sheep was turned out unsold. Limbo of prime quality continue in demand, and sell at hi& prises. Then was also a good demand for Lambs de feeding, which tended materially to support ries. Prices varied, oomprdiag to whist and quality, from Is. to 20e. a head. The supp:y of Cattle was ler than last market, and quality generally of a middling de smiptlon. The few that were good sold readily at I Be. qualitiesmiddLag _ 61. 6d. to 7e. 4d. ;be 6s inferior per Dash stows offals. A few inferrer animals nt mixdd. _ _ liKkatarieari iferisess ow ma ear.