The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-06 00:00:00

4 ~d /leas e .raPe- draoso 7, ef.4.°°:el7o-171171.--T--- Tbt vtlitt% To Soya ebeelee. THE BUBO It be i n WITLIAGE ASSOCIATION. mow . ' zo o * hi Y 0.1070 arra of Ai sea. Dope*, Gil, par Aare.. the rube{ sinembe eattweleed Ay the Act 7 f $ Ck, e. 110. l ee t h e e we... ey Mtltlttu vithet• meek!' foe the rd. dewed Owlet. briber. wet per..r.• .4 limited ow Yeibney megier. oltbio • abort thstrum 44 the Itletrorolip, the i e . Neray coatroom to awl from the titetroptlit 4•114, NMI to M. Ws Isatt.44lol to obtain nnadnelbheeeme Iseeelbeeete for err sow Tot".-. TflowAs POMEILeI COCKS, Kr. P. MORTON TWO. I. lbel a r Merl el Blamed T. It . ado am. T. ToV roiri. c. wpm r MESSRS. WILLIAM LAMONI) sad Co., itcok ow don own Into% odd Mims Ems sitoOassosow wdettelly bid se Wenn their Mode dad the tab*. add Oarl deli/ OUT add dKLL an aserldiford dir RAILWAY &MAIM detiodem ma* add fordo odedo. minims and dl ether Irmo or) propirli t Nowt. W. L. sod Oa ob. bid W sarreard Oat *din Aerie ads el faddy &am taw dire wiry arainddev. at 1 • , A Ow Uri of ONVllllNlMTbrartasedle , enst. Leaded to Add al wedid Ord an biaddaddm odPodded is be &Mord.— Ladd% dus.l.llllll stock shall be ready for delivery within eight days after the aetoont-day, and scrip stock (al before) within four dale WAIT, Mottle aad lioaipbiog ... 64 to 16...1ae 6O to 68. Poraeroneao Rostock, sod Starlit, 5$ 38 to 61/ 'Mb 364 /labia 4 Danish sod Homburalt Hoodoo. 43 to 49... Egyptian — to Danube aado4ora - . - 'mouse' mil Dr. 1 deed Stook Ilea I Sped C. Cent ter de. 8.54 4 $ Rae Ct. Ital. Arms.. 1144 4. &I 14, Orr, 4414 I i yr Ot Car. aO.OOO i lizetwaar=6. MA. tr 41s. met. TORSION MIDS. Heade. A —.- " - 1 1 106., r. 1 yr is is • molar CI Bill' i 6 a ra r r ‘ 0 11.4 . iiivc -E . k . , ••,.., . n 3 so..rs 4 OM AMIN • • 4 leen IX i per 0 Lyra Ada. , 21 2 =T I LL Dd. id 1N DOD =lto, is s Dftria eaL ii i DO. 161 .. 3 Per 04. deselda We. 23 4 ipti=" 1 1 1=1ii par Dula Ilia.. 410 Vaniseali _ ,14 Id 4 per Ct. Duke 0111116. • • I Wm.& Deferred 8i5..4 SIZI:41 rani ''.."'... -t9 - nit -.. ... .- - to -. Concha& - to - -Minimills BB to 3$ Rya Bias" Tiodlog N to 211...disdllias 2B to 311 Isotis Cow 86 to 46...Laantis - to Oat; Rama l6 to If Possersatia sad Streisand - to thwodirtt sad Mahn .... l7 to 21 Ttnaeisad sad Dutch kid _ RACING OFFICE, 301, Sersid.—The 1)18 - TRIIIIJTION fa the CAIIIIIIDOZIKIIII,II MIMI ethos et the lathed %roe. ea the Itth aM V* SIR la it 1r 4 i1t1114, 1 4% "° le t 1 L e l i a Al Va l & etas pethothop adore the be he m& payable Mao Ithea i l=lll.. 1) U rg1111, 14) 1 . ___ . " t Data ROOTS.—THOMAS F. Wholmie Moat. k ........,........, XeeresaL lbw listeemlea=ati Nair ke Niallig oat Ms edeteated 7=. 24 I , the lamed Ittalieta 12 lareethat ray Toler 12 Teammal_Telthe 11 E i V il ordmis. 13 Tthe Yea Thotthire. AO 11 ltheseral Itemeatalea St 1411 the V i th i th . 12 nee arra doable Itheesera 1111122 Omer 12 Othaelee. se All thareed Dthat loth of the lea ear= Vthi thee of to era peet et tho beak= ter a. et I=klatelea et of Meath. t wi zeZ th r lean the Orel of toots era= Mould be NM mEcHrs SHILLING PENKNIVES. - Mae, and the SIXPIIIII It TOOIII-1111121111Mth pal weak thet, XlTho hse ta. Nom arms *a, * us*** I. .. d.5. =,,,t d° barmen. the met verenale theirrehatethe ea premina X. 4. Leatha delta use Iminak mom tairliat team table W meth "aka. thew awl new the" malts awl eeaet lea tee as weetthale rod Maths Meth Jthetynude le thearlei Mt Is the ode Inmate et Os N. dies Thvedeg Or a the Med Ortelleted Teeth /teuala a ... LW thee, sad It i etel the war SW bosom. Seem et thee l althea Wems aid odes% Ira 4. eathathth Ma th a ma Len, GUMS, W. W. 11181m8. lbos. k In. H. Eq. H. El. Ibis& 11%. T. lba. 8. Na Pre. bs Tala. . it.. Y.P. W. 14•80 arb. W. 4 70 174. J. lbs. Wilme Oast. ido. It. I• wasisc) 884.) LONDON, MONDAY, NOV. 6,1848. [THREEPENCE. Ditto Stew 20 to 24 -feed ....-- - to - 311•1111. tisk.. Small E17t 4100 so to 211-11imM17........ - to - Psaa. any ... ............. Waite -........ . 04 :a 36...00t1a5.............. MI .., t Taw, old. to - Dow - to -.large ..... ...... - to -. Lumasikilaltie aad Rumba O4 to U to OS toss atd -tontate. ......... . ----- - II; -, lisT r &-- PAP LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, SUNDAY, 6.30 p.m. 'Me following committee, to arrange with the go mama, the eolemnities by which the reclamation tithe amstitation should be celebrated, was named Isst ersaisi In the bureaux :—MM. Demur, Berger, Omni Belleau, Birk), Trelat, Lasteyrie (Jules), Arago (Frame's), Ravin Cogger.), Landrin , Bele pert., Senard, Wain, Beaumont (Somme), and De r° Be. A discussion took place is each bureau on the na ture of the proposed manifestation, its epoch, and the ran of its celebration. It was generally agreed that it should he fixed for an early day, and that it should be simultaneous throughout France. On the question vitiator religions ceremonies should be admitted in cambiaatka with the civil, a large majority supported the allesaathrs. It was proposed by M. Bested La- Tibiae* that all sects should be called upon to join in the celebration, that there should be public acts of charity, and pardons given within certain limits to convicts. In the 14th brean it was proposed that the celebra tion in Paris should commence at Notre Demo and finish at the Opera. In other bureaux it was pro =that it should take place at Versailles and with the nisei dread ken eineneeees. Ws we areas moire. The niansineries et Illsrepe are set alb* New by the entre Iron this oventry In endkig oat disk Mdse. If they have • ger. Ow 14 . ii . 111111% the sufhere kr es* knewket aft k win eon. mass Ns pp prime In Si einnery se te eig 1111111, PM id the world, and owe seerbete we weld lee the psi/ rednief te kene eeledin and beepits ether inerbels trek Odle& deur maim to.day we desity. with einelikreles et kis ley Opereirs, ha, for awn, st dart the ralesserrent yeeterther. There en wimp In enthern or leer Irk& Ihe emeenenneed node Juno betas the Isidtallf ot Vallert thei tie Nip= wee beim A loam, bed the Abel of eilieddes sperotions well the result at Yr awe could be warning% Mkt was reediwit to bets In the afternoon le hare any Whet Wen the seetele. Ame.—lldee et see Olen burets pole end peer% were re ported, et 4 deb. 111. e. kr halt meta Basapererre.—Yeern.—lte mho kr the day holed up about II Ito 13,100 herr* omen idea were shoot 11,001 bomb et for expeetot 1 dais. ilars. be 3 dole. No. , the rradaolsr eariit i:Vv ei g a this state. Trey, Kleidgen. ba, with a mall pared of BredrO w e i t : 6 data nil.; Menton City Kills was quiet. at 6 dole. eke. —Us @MIN budieb st Oomense wen nada it lies.; Mee dkte cm privets Wks; red %flee babel et Ode were node si Ilea ; • lot or 4,4100 bush* bodenne while wee neared he the Menem et 11 00. Ons.-11eke et 1111Stesdnis mend yellow way made el Ma. to 7303. ; sad Idell le et Its. ; tliki to MN embed. sold at rata; sad 1,4411 to SAS yellow inn regernd at Pk. Ns mks of comma mined ware reported. likel.-14 ate et meneent Mr plied. 17e.—!dui a to beheld were mode In the Oa it ere. kteley.—[iii of SAO beebeis slummed were mode at Tein. Oak. —knee ot mid by Se wren were rotten at Ha to Ste. Corrom.—The make remind shoat 000 babe. without dew be prism reieurea.—Mtell to 13,600 herr& firm were espied kr Um. 11 . .4 et le. it to b. ed., with seise loft at b. Id.: art mom 1.1014 to MI %snob were reported at fa 4d. Cron we aim at et. end weswhist, whist, In it agt.. To . Lade., bleva w eer: he a Brltle 3 b ea r . eseel 111111 men. Conan wee tiles ler the Of dant ai ruin r we —Yen pert wee men Mia, and enetadoes SONIIOIII si II deb. Ole. to II dole. fie. eyed. Bales et steed Pie bind. prime wore ride ate dole. Beet: There we no dunes In prim. Lard : Wes wee reported, in barrels, et Ito. 81111111 at maw 60 to 60 bends geed quality. In midi tato from fire, were node at Ile. Mere remelned about the some, Irbil* loaner we Inadirs. RAILWAYS.—The flare market is heavy, at about Saturday's quotations, and complaints are made of an absence of bona fide operators. The tendency is said to be towards a tall, notwithstanding the pro mising statements of railway accounts. North Staf fordshire are about 7 dis.; North British Thirds., 34 per share ; Eastern Counties 6 per Crnt., buyers at premium. iAnomie RAPIIVID Cuts, free at duazr . Loo.. ........................... f 9I e t Loam, us, DUNI awl Ditto lemeheed Amorked......-.-. E 8 lea.te S 9 10e. hove, Araeriese, per lewd et19112e......... - . SO to at Destslo sad Floosborg... - - to - (Wadi= .. .....-............ ........ U to 31 numb, Ur sodCeilkirs . ... ins - - ..... .... - to - ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM 313th OCT. TO 4th NOV. Ors. Enelleh. Scotch. Irla. Pewee. Wheat I 3417 2XB7 Barley 8458 I 33 MO Oats 2768 233 I 1110 I 10953 Flow, 6,130 rob ; 640 barrels. Molt, 3,309 era. Loewe Awesome. - Wheat, 64. Id.; Palsy, 13.. bd.; OW Us. RM.; Bye, 2111. 9d.; Besse, 335.7 d.; Pew, 42e, 4d. IMPERIAL AVERAGE-e. SALES 117913C11D DP Tu TWO THIS DAT IN Lo' 6 l AM. 18aterese• cease will be round la Ira pogo) Dir. sad Oa. Ja., 334 1 Lee. N ew Westera, 39 a Drawl sad Rawer, a Do kV. Pi LtDa sim Tkia. 134 Do. 1914 Thirds, 4 d Do. New I=l4 Do. Osna fti lait. l & Wm.,' per Mak& soil thst..ll3 134 Reim Oweadie, 111 1 N. !kith& 48th., 34 Do Sew ~.11 per Cet.,ll Do. lank 34 I. Ethan Sera. 161 N. fkallaralbre,lll Ms. owl Caw. 841 Oaf.. W ..er end Wile., 514 3 thiestareawn. a 1 Reed, Gag., sod Reigate, 61 9 Owed North et Eaglsed Nowa , 1., eauth. Sown* 9 2431 71 1 Ransrn.2l Do. Yaw. ISL. V Do. Think, No. 4, 145 Sat Weserry9 I Tort, News . & Sr. Ext. No. 1 Do. Qrs.. 17 (Tack & am), 121 Da Min, 1 D. N. 2, (Nsw. 3 thw.), l7 l 17 De. New 171., 104 D. 0.N.1. Per, 34 1 Mall sod Selby, $4 York & North Maimed, 404 84 Lae. dt Trek. Tblr (Reg.), 3 Do Pref., 3 Lees, mot, me Sou th tweet, Ds. R. It W. Maas Ea, a 34 si Boulogne & Maker, 64 6 Lee. a N. Western. 116 Dutch Rewash, 1 De. Sew am, 7 1 btaanbairg, 1 LIVERPOOL SALM, Noinaisra 4. The market w.s bed. The decline of prices way be partly attributed to a telegrsphie announcement of the sinalgarna tion of the London sad North Western, South Western, and Great Western railway'. Dirk., Lane., & Chant. (law C. & B.), 91 d Cskdonlaa, 191 De. Pref., 1 a Great Northern, 174 d lea. & Tara. Fifths, 41 d D. Pref., 1 p Les. & N. Western, 116 134 Do. New Ciro, 1 4 9 Do. (Qrs. A ar It), 14 p Do. Thirds, 71 I:tet TILAYBKrfitAOiII)IN AKY SHOW.— TM lormet momtmost d VIA TRAYS and WAITS= ome is on SALM M WILLIAM N. BORTONS. M. OxfonlVri b. ecessr el Notromoromtt. owl So. I. Somosotimet. SOW dttro T 4•444 Mocha 1n.% Pot ow or We; Rua .. Mo. tali galena allo MM. hos ditto, hum Its. to 4 Owns aep,. pre mt. Ems Ts. N. As Yaws mar worloti2=l Mma* MS Iwo Mn.. aim of UMW otegoto4 la Oa I on. Mt Wog a gooMor of thor odds cost. kis Wry owl at osodlike. llama . s I Moab 1•1111.11.. Mk* sad braid MAMA lo..—WWlrt I Dortmin Onto Slopes osil IMMO LIMA M IsmisosSM Is I issily Wo Willott 4 4 Ws w•OR MI posamem we lo along Wiwi IL—liolobbiod Is Wel! MrooL MIR . Wlisat4 Barky., Osse I Rye. I Boom! Pew eept. !3 ... ... 33s 44334 71214 Ild 314 Od 37. 111374 114 30 ... ... 33a $4133. 51314 Id3l. 04 34, 11494 44 Oct. 7 ... ... Is 44 1 .134 61304 $1 Us 1 334 11344 01 14 ... ... 314 1 r 01204 1141 10. 314 21,394 21 II ... ... 316 7 31. 81194 114 314 41314 14391 74 24 ... ... 31. 3ls 74130. 4,1164 9&374 11434 II 4 yeas' 499. Aver.l33l 01334 lidj2o4 41314 21144 311346 Id Dirre.—Wbeit, 24. ; Berley,te ; Oats 24.61; Rye. Bras. sad Pay la Abseil awes chlasi Isst weresrafr apes as arise sent from the government, 101 guns were fired from the esplanade of the Invalided, to announce the adoption of the constitution. As no notice of the eases of this had been giver., and as the population in general were unaware of the proceedings of the As sembly, this firing produced the greatest alarm throughout Paris, and anxious groups assembled along the Boulevards and in other places, inquiring whether another insurrection had broken out. It was not until the appearance of the evening journals, at a much later hour, that the cause wee known. When the firing was heard in the Faubourg St. Marceau, the populace imagined that a new insurrection had broken out, and the operatives prepared immediately to erect barricades. It was remarked that the places selected for this operation were those at whicu the barricades were erected in June. TiCRECIIr DRAWINO•ROOM STUN% eesibtaing ha esbeerdlawy decree the had perfect elj= wf hew of =W thie, the asstlert gewolble Whitlow of the svelte t weetrot ef bawl, wlla = Sks choserftiww owl estrwies Wwirt o h W wham* Www/lw. is the Elltew-Mwore of WILLIAM IL ft N Oct when eWy II as I. boll. wire No elleleastr awl eeesewty h• ens WMist ma Willi,. TlMMta4esof the W brat fee woe Uwe dimmed Is the pradoettsa at the ems diersderigel Ne ages sad Smalls* wwww,rednbrart width WO mew be reedy sod Wily ea .5 WILLIAM R. 111 TOM:= 4, lllAppes rad Werteal Mott general fundrbieg tremor the brook Is the world ead tswelewere we Welted to Mod Wow* Orkeietrees brewer M ewrearsetreetl. awl I, IlentwessereeL—Misilldwd Y Wellsdroet. IPID. Timmy.-- Bolos of 20,000114 — . - "prino• country wire midi pieta talk. IRELAND. Groot Western Qrs., 4 4 111/ellead, 710 e 3 Do. Halm, 101 N. Beaft-dehire, tlj d Shrews., . k Chester PrtE, 13 blow. U & C.), 39 8. E.* Down, 23i D. Nag, 61 11 Do. No. 4, York kN. Yid. Pref., d Dublin sod &Hot Jo., 39 d BALES, Noviessza 4. There wu but a moderate business at the ordinary morn ing meeting, but u it sae the day for buying in, an after noon meeting, very unusual on Saturdays, was held, at which considerable business was done. Prices rather lower. Caledonian Pref., I d Man. tt Mr. (Qrs. C), I 11.16 p E. Lute. Pre, 69 Men., Bheif., ez Ll= (Grimsby Kendal and Wiled. 31 121. 10e. eh.), Lea. k Yeah. Peet, p N. otaffordshire, it 11-161 d lie., Mae., & Newt. Jo., 4 8. E. end Dover, N 0.4, el DUBLIN, 81711 DAT EVRNIIIIIII. It is announced that the death of the Right Rev. Dr. ?dent, Bishop of Down and Connor, occurred on Thursday evening last, at his palace in the county Down. BUYERS ot STOVE* sad FSNHERS are re foSal7.4`d.te RUA.. tart defigtok . t: .WI WILLIAM t BUIL i ns) x tars. Mafordetreet, WPM Itier ."l. = evoisla " sli ea amenewei et Prion, ro=eap .u.. end Greet Ineerean as esewat le o e i. l .bar. llwe lee s ztr i warnete. beee=ttma hs z We i n estellehmen bee ben le =erienewe nen a spirerter of a century. Bryn Own wide breeen inamisftsalltee Ms et hen, Is, ditto With amnia antanowne and two ens et net te 10 Innen ; betatron Indus eanekett nth elnennte. ken Ma teat; steel Means, trees 1111 Mee 1011 On amen enemele, ken lA, to 10 genre FalOS steer MS redblint Werth *en hal article In the tannin Ineweeeern 01 waft oder mg etterrhei.w ileeneeen retuned for every enure an mewed of. penned air ell.llMili 11M111•1111111 runner pen Rea MILNER'S PATENT STRONG WROUGHT IRON "HOLT/ART" GOTILIIMMENT 1100 K end CANII SA/E& and CL4tenTai. —Flreredatisse. by Int mai neamobactleg and m b otoratthe chamber, The alreamat safes In the Winfl4l. wan le. leeks and feneelne Mown Plana blrwreiting Beek &Ai., reel and Plate Mesta gad HOW, of an dam to pot teat cheaper than the shore. In the trowe of the to soldbeartag ited wermacretal diatrieto hlllaire . lot the different thleknowee, hat. heen tooted In red heat, frau owe to twenty.four hoar, by the &who rlthe mei other Nektonic eat practical 'trident; and In deetmetive sod/mita Ere, In which the books. eadr, det,lo. he.. In all the different tares W we—rtroac Iron our with tinware. brick and =done closet, with double Inn door, Ere proof tro wrought iron chsrottered ksfelt, he. fe. —hare Isom hum to arks. Mnocrs oho war ditto book them In the iko ethereally ar ISA hot hare done their duty. mat l o t, e ht out the nooks and raluahlm within them tudellurcd. ittoe pamphlet., of onlin e:Oa, tc., to be bad it at foot.) 29.1 AM of M ilner • mak" keep the hooks, At. Of the above atectioal woo who know e bat tire. Imo. and hook, are, ao well as the conservative poems of Ham, au: the 'Menne, henna herein end hahar emelnalble eeater.la—Mllm•ro Wert, lortirtreet sad Cable Owl, Liverpool. Maachatter: 31. riprinegankes. lorrAti I elm Orlosto tin. Ha; 41 Whltafriareate. Landow Depot,474, Meortol. eet NEW GAS BURNERS.—Royai Lettt re Patent Their narnes are The Per. The Comet, The Golden. The filare, Zing. and The netketing Werner. It Is proved. beyond doubt, by men of dlinee and gm engineer, that no •Orr yen larm'y leer Wilawith [hon. &tight m modal IA the light. No woke emitted. ret melanoma' and the moat descant of all. The improvenunta an se evident all 'honk] have thww—Seientine °innate. lola - tottery, ttoyal Polytechnic Ineitutlin, tkoher Mod ,1848. Pk—Aftera eamful egamirotion of your new ear Minxes, which I ham to tot In oomparionn with the had hitherto known. I are cote pried to acknowledge that your recent oliticet cry la operlor to all others la economy and In the purity of the name produced hy it. Hy the Ample, yet truly 'dentine amangementa of your Immo, you have ancoreded perfeinly In obtaining the prober milady of air, both In montity and poniUue thus, the flame h at all limo .telly, anti In. Wady : while met under maidenly hammed prewure, or during draughte of air. no ~rote in m of. I remain, Se. goon falthlua . . JIM RYAN. 11. D.. ~ 1)., Preterite of Chemistry. 11r. RICKVA Clark. Strand. The whok of the bunter, tonna* ho H ming et the K•thbithenent or the Metropobtaa Light C a mpmey—RICARD CLARK. reddraftt '.rear. eft Wen those& mew of Anions street. In reference to the murder of Sergeant Grant, who was shot in the ►ttack made upon Major Phibbs, pay officer of pensioners, near Panonstown, on Thursday last, the Leinster Express has some additional parti culars : A deputation of the National Guards of Paris waited on M. Toiers yesterday, and, in the name of that body, requested to know whether he would con sent to become a candidate for the presidency. M. fliers formally answered, " No." The deputation then asked to which of the candidates he would advise the body to give its support. M. 'riders is reported to have replied: "If there were several candidate'', we could select the best among them. There are but two, and you must choose between them yourselves." As I stated would be the case, the party of the Rue de Poitiers held a meeting last evening, at which the discussion took lilacs which I have already alluded to. The real question at issue wa., whether the party should or should not oppose the candidateship of General Cavaignac ; with that of Prince Louis the party has no sympathy. To set up a third candidate would be illusory, since no such candidate would have the slightest prospect of success. The form given to the question was whether the party would recom mend to the suffrages of the French people any can -1 • dtdate for the presidency or not. There were 200 members present; 163 voted in the negative and 37 in the affirmative. The moderate party, therefore, declines supporting General Cavaignao's candidate ship. It is said that M. Bethmont, former Minister of Justice, is appointed First President of the Cour d'Appel. The 30 members who voted lest evening against the constitution exhibit a curious mixture of parties. The following 16 of them belong to the Mountain : Benoit, Bravard, Drives, Bruys, Chola', Di vffle, Deutre, Gambon, Greppo, Joigneaux, Lefranc, Pelle tier, Pierre Leroux, Pntdhon, Pyat, Rasped. The other 14 are as follows :—Bertyer, Ile Montalembert, and I>e Larooliejiwpwlin, legitimists; SOSISSiPOIIIB, dynaatio ; Bonhier, Crespel de la Toudre, De Fon taine, l)enoizr, Favreau, Victor Hugo, Lantoine, Lubert, and Puysegur, moderates. Our Borricist•Oaory correspondent, in allusion to the above murder, sop ' . Four mast ferociouelooking fellow', handcuffed across jaunting can, have been just lodged in the Dorris.in•Oseruy bridewell. These four persons have been emoted for shooting Sergeant Grant on Thursday morning. At the time of their arrest they bad their fares paid for Dublin at the Ballebrophy stetson. The sergeant tired one shot. After the robbery the eight men divided the booty between them. On. of time four fellows has been already tried for sheeting at Desna% steward to Mr. White of tharleville, sad dm for conspiracy to murder Mr. White himself, but susysi as mown of the jury having disagreed three times. _ LEEDS SALES, Nemesia 4. The amount of business transacted In the Stock Exchange be,. wu more extensive than yesterday, but prices generahly were lower. Caledonian Prei., d Leeds end Three, IS East Lean New, II d IN. British Thirds, 31 Groat Northa Helm (A) m , Si d N. Staffordshire, 61 ed. d . . Deferred YORK BALEI York, &B. No. Oats New her.), I 2 Do. O. N. E. Purebase, 6 B, N F. ovena= 4. OFiest i.me"l"... 15 Nortbera,3 THE ALLEGED LOSS OF THE EMIGRANT SHIP THETI6.—We hays received the following communication from Lloyd's: " Thenport of en account having been re ceived at Lloyd's of the loss of the emigrant ship Thetis, is incorrect. The Thetis, Captain Case, sailed from Plymouth on the 7th February lest, and arrived at Sydney on the 27th Ma. After landing her passengers she sailed on Jul the Ist y for Launceston, Van Dieman's Lend. le the report alluded to of the lose of this vessel, it is elated that she we. wrecked on the 26th June, being several days prior to her leaving Sydney for Launceston. The Thetis, Captain Mainland, wield at Plymouth on the 13th Oct. last. The Thetis, Captain Dodds, roiled (rem Plymouth on the 19th Oct. last for Port Philip." CONFLAGRATION.—Loss Or PROPERTY.—On Fri. day night, a fire broke out in Mr. Chadwiek's wool mill, at Villafield, Aberdeen. From some unaccountable mis• management, intelligence of the feet did not reach the police office all half-past one on Saturday morning. Two engines were immediately dispatched . They arrived to see four huge, smouldering walls, where, en the previous day, there was a busy and thriving worsted mill. Some delay oc curred before the engines were brought fairly into action, and then their agency was used for the purpose of preserving the outthouses. The building was a three storied one, and, we believe, was filled with a large and valuable stock of wool and worsted. The fire, it is said, broke out in Um drat door of the building, in proximity to the boiler, but no facts on this point are definitively emu tele ed. It is said that the building is insured, but not the goods. Mr. Chadoiek, we believe, has a navy contract in hand.—Aberdeen Herald. PRODUCE.—MiNciso-uxr., Half-post Two.— The public sales declared for to-morrow are again large, say 8,000 bags Mauritius, 7,000 lags Madras, sad 160 hhds. Bar badoes ; Coffee, 4,000 bags, chatty Ceylon ; Rice, 3,000 baps. These declarations have suspended business by private contract to a great extent, but there has been a fair demand for Rice, and the full prima of last week paid.—ln other ar ticles no alteration. 3RRENT. Pip, No. "" --- st 0... t o Hoops 9 • ... One at Caroliftbm • 11...9 I filredlih U 1-12 • Lull, stpartas. Nig, beat Milled,sbeet l6 10 .. 0 0 IT 6- 0 0 Barp l6 16.- 0 6 Patentokbot ...... red or surds= 1$ 11... 0 Speller H 0...14 OtH, pu 252 imp. gel. Cp. Flab, 0•14 Fide 27 1... 0 straw 25 10. 25 bows Is yellow 24 0.. 25 0... 0 = SO latter Se 0 Cud. : . ..... 10..42 ****** MaaGiallipal.paa 40 0...47 0 Cocoa NM 4O 0... 0 0 iM O d. P% par ka U Pl* ta IC.. 0 0 Lamed 23 0-.32 0 . _ Lull ninth or the. lrenl4th. i. down CI. lieffsiag. go& 4 far Ira ism. foam. Nei. pr .. . ...1144 .4. Tar 9„ . (helm tf .4. .. a. 1 04. 4., IL P. lib linta parr to Imwo aerbor. nag are.—lderb Oiedb u o a ad Oa. Iletattre—Mans. ifsbro. art =L is rum: Mewls Cant J 11. Are inre—W.ll. IR Morin Ostorion—Zeoe fiber Of an the erne attorlao _ampld roam of prep ........ are are to whatever On hthlllithel . at Oa rat of =are emitedera la re &wrap ef re dear IS me or hot thth wombat of %be osokooviskg. le tit or itri ht. 'W be rt ekragefal lig ordb rir =for halt min of disethe aro wroth I. lobabli da abdiraa rearm la seturea rib oho Sr mad diorre. the dado =tsith Tice tomb be rim oft_ pitarldr of =g. ......, he word nor sad lb ferft - more, I • % hM p s z e :i its a ro 4e. 4 rf laaVd 4 . 41 ' e l I m i: i ra r d .= a " learear sel deVr am ee t d ateigt bwallderadond Id prible sem rd M Then ha be z is ar of the =le to l =l hoar of the of loo~ Aft b it ma teroom• irellire. Y in .. Elul to dr MOM Nerare erpriermow mi the of rm. MI re = 12 . 26 sf irther eamml ire; Itle " C fr ioes Nii t . n Ni al err " Mr:eleits thietowedallea ses Maurer or the onelettori that the meaner rhea alll to NW Ow oJrared by tbe beading a eines ,madmn oar to Os rot of :=Z:llia socoinoudelim of those of too rimier throe rose air of dole haring boson the dole of di dl.. It be. him ritorlobadOat the masher of comments sr be seed area rain rah will eel wow tusJuly . the aiedorato laitorie of On dome 11a pm tow ; the Eastern Comtism Bailor Orr em ears rt roany comeotel to the team whet% the Aelorlisa leo pro. Tett adrantapa that will be afforded by deb Asombelo= . l7i roe aseshere of the community tu write the war bbe oroar e at mut only .111 the nommen et the Ithurtimi dwelt lop the bora of Woo. sal be dill. bath pinned ad thank. hut OM thee* plionla w r m izt:ms of the enegrognii:E d gestmet of F ..,,,,. N 0p......,:. ~:,...... .4.,.....,........"11:11dUte iSitb 6 , =TX re .I.e.....Vele.Xdiag for 1L1Z ... In air be all i rn gi eNtr to all thine re be i: =to rail therodati err Mohr tad ploart herr ore be rate inure eranetha. and harrow an re ad rare star reallail erre a n bolo+. sod • eer dierlor that to oda they can he obtained ate eith Dot par s lit • eat =rime la the moaned courts of Leaks. oat die sew yahoo it win be tbe Mar to irk, tber he wry or strain NA desirable far d* Warier t MY Si Ward = worm. for their spiritual and Ithollimenl ososodelso. the Amo to furnish a she for the antstles of , We sad school ronne,4 6l e: Plrheild in es. vitiate lectere MOW Minn basl4 ase warbhofeww, sit!, guAISH.6. for eccreitice rd sad Wthhilshments as nmy Ise found regigelle Si smagritlitie be. Maim the nor ...arks of life at • dung rate sod of good quaky. The Aiwa-taboo protest* to build nn the average Az cottages to as see Si Ws and oitupe. with • good garden to each home, %hut In. thew gm upon amt headily 'ligation, led macouregand • We of industry rd earl cmfort. Ti meet one of sorb tither with n oble n public buildings, it Ls all- Mated that • retinal of r-fsbite will required, and in order to being the shorts ital. the ..e'er of thoer fur whose benefit the Assoclati , o, is prOnipally tstablislual, it iii proposed thats l amount grill be dividel Iwo 60.outt ,in.-6 of A 6 each, and after the of ed.. and • call of es.ed, per share shall hare Iwo paid. the pannot of the remathing ff 4 Lab may be made by mania, itomilmente of th. ed. It Is not the inttuilon of the Awnetation to offer to the public • me a.- balm holdhat forth the perimmet of • large return Si the thane of jug. test. but rather to induce then to giro limit mthisut to ata gad= for its object tin anialloration of the enochtton of tr i = them ; at the same thee the committee are of nothing that. In sit.ivr to wren the further eateloaua of the plan, it is highly Important Wester, to the shareholders a fair rate of interest fur their Investment. It is gropeod, therefore, that the mote shall he sufficient, after providing for MI even.* arpl poitilunnelei, to return a dividend of 6 pee otilc per ennUM toll.: shartholdera tan le Intended that the benefits of the mancialloo gall be ettended to all &strum 44 availing tbrin.eirce of them, tho homes to bit built teal he of the follow um elaww, , Fiat, Cloivo..—Tonatiiin 0,7. Mid $ good rooms sad upwards. at • =rest of Zentiod now aria. whirh will entitle one member of the to the use of an annual Moncton railwy Octet thrust. el 4..—T0 c.ntalu at lean 0. S. and 7 good Mom. sod efo nark, eta panty rent of ,t2O and liturards which will entitle ace ma.. Wog the ~ .ndy to the we oleo mutual second clam railway ticket. Tomb eitss.—Yo contain 4. 5. awl.; ranee. witheeeff TVittPite.'onre- Week width will be let at from fo. to 7a par week, and soli entitle rmo a of the an mini family to the use of nuet thleletwe massy tietet .spat I. inteeskri that the oboe motel 'hail bedside en non, taus, set ehllar is ti To deet . I t t t.: ,.. tt , e tearer. While a tees gem ticket by the rad. owin.., ~1 the WIZ. ' occur . Ina the ling and memplciate houses enti led to intr.:tweed Mau the inetropolle onee • day, by any of whilst those occupying the third tire will he limited to scral rierl M erellia and evening trains and arningetnthts hate been made air the Eastern Comities Railway Coutiasy to grant any fa lsest lIIIIMher of Whet. on tiuskrate tortm, to other member. of the familia fineria the houseo of the Aemelation. Any holler sore. se he shall hare pall op in fall ca a =ora Ember of 41,14‘.. acrordin 4 to the elms"( those which he aro be doe rs of ammo ing, rhall have the right to OMNI he gay corsous c e i f . sa•h elam i4 satal i to the neleo . ..vg: iga ..il ia a the and . uf woonloating another to t he the he reapadea rem la are con. aglow Wee be apterent that thin Association amen .rho orry for the insithweat of - capital, it It is lone in mind thatlgial reel tho 111 , dwarf rev. tar for their pusent dwellings is at MN el groin ton en Mrs, pnietime. tenet) lee cent . 01 the .rea az Oha ra per Ito I t heill.: commoult toll for one large or Menthe nom In the atelispolit. The rcrileval of old boil la. for da ft ...tr.:.together with the Inert:are of poptdation ltior &towel for thi...leserlption of dwelling , ad le dm aretelthitio. frown the milted& nature of its operations. will be Si cony eat it. Wantons al a coat cwiphlerably oboe that at Wlllllll AO Moe abject could be effected rei a smaller .tole. Althea h the Moto of a prospectus do notaholt of an enninefeeleli Of alibi 84,311tag1, which the plan Pi likely to confer Oa the clam, kw Immediate benefit it I. illtelld.l. yet the committee Met that boo bent staled to mine the objects of the emotietion to be corbilored a ith the attentim their importance demands; and that not =Z the ing I'4* oia kited lino I.6. b :T i e 'l li '''l ecn t" tac t, but r li tts ric i ll ' . a t: whom the welfare of the eonfnunity P 0 Matter of latereq, will assist an of Wins for its I.riSd. the .7 4,11 soil meal imlettre ntent of tin wute, and the etaelloration of the eanitaryconditima of the metropolis ffenthethme end forms*/ aridicatioti for Afire. may be obtained at the orgasm, e.DPflai.intrden.. and .t the Loudon Torero, iiishopmate Whet P. 11.1 07 APPLICATIO7 ?OR ,11•1116. To the C..mtetteie of the Nalbll7b7.o Wage Annehike. —I regret you ehot sham le the above Atm dormer Eh hereby mitiletteke to weal welt them lee nor ee .lotted teineAsd to pay the required *pails shaves. 00d eassei• meow sei&ele who teleelre tee ?Me. Ithsgbene sr party .4 rtatoettbillty • Thew an Isissirt to to boa by ;Bubb,. .übeeytpUce. sal watel lOW Oa Ws perm will by noshed by CM Lanka% a UN amata. - - - —ftl ea d i d" Mr ..... ,45.• WA Ibidaele. 30. 41: wan e i tue% 4 ll.=. IL ed. MCI IdWe1:11 11 TIMING bele MA I ltile= role Ohs ble so ■a. 4. noplatralleek erdeeneaplede leppeene M awl Jam.). Tees ma espeeing al mew& amend yard. at R. owe w. war. NM every Meer eueereplele cd careened Mane E. Tele, carp,* desiedis fat eeelelme, lie. Iiv.ENTLI for W . DINUS. DIRTH-DAYS. 04 en /WTI V AL& FELIX 11011111.11.1r1 AZT. FACTURE:4. de-liasel y tee nee anneet Wee Mee; =I"M the Ind Enalk.b mideedeetirers. lee nee de an renleasid Idiera ase mums _ - Lll. BRA NTACINTH MAME: 11PfLL CAW, Cupid. at a Bs-1n "1.1. 3a. and apirmda SALTCELLAR, in Macao mug. orammeed with eirLinte mad Mar weed :wallßoma3r. the pale. /ALAI) SPOON Nea FUEL la marl weed. Z 3 la the pair: Dew, Atellmir.M ?MOM prim 13. 1311VE. lamed weed Waft : mend 1.0,7 handle. Th. =BA ir..I,TER. Is carrel wood. 11, toles.: Paella. 1 5 . Ma; aleM weod. 3, c.d. Of ints-km in: : with cameddreed brADOTL: 1.1 , 7 MEWL LE & CHUM DI -IL with came/mead bazaar Ma lead upward* SUTTER 101 4 11. In carved woad, wig aim or china. na SUTTEE X N !FL with seed-weed Wi mid plated Made. : Wary harelie and rilier Made, COL CASTING KT !YE and FORA, weelia Malls, carved with doer's elLf7ls( 0 lE. at mime prima CARY ING.K NI YE sod FURL la direr and Sated metal. Erlits, sad Elt JUG. =top Blom" 11. J. TeimaraC IM.; alth ad daineal leera TATES JUG. bawled sleek Z 1 Ila, sad upwards. (IL Red. Mirk A.E.A. GOBLET, tr. match. 10a. MATER I:ASAP/11 sad TUMBLER. la emmelled • EVETAED POT. "TM Bitten Taleme, - la Paean. In meta • AM PA m* LTCELLAIL Ilielhaawars. A alphia with • OWL Te. 6d. CELLIA TEAPOT. la letteriais metal. =mounted by Parian Ewe. ;In Jiver. mamas; or *MI meal, 40s. lE. Bed m at minor prim A TEA C ADDY SPDON. in Mated metal. fa 61.; in ether, tem. 4vAs: Jr, In opal and newer& ; Parise... dd. WINE Tit.% V, in papa ahlie (R. Roilgrave, A.LA.I. sad inerardr. DECANTERS, in enamelled colour. tR. Redwine, AMA.). 637 a the pair. MINE GLAM. in enamelled colours, ti CIILIPACIN II GLASS, lirabbka liaratint." eammilleil la eslame mad engraved. 111, J. Termend.i Various price. DENSILET KNIVES and TOMER, with coloured inc meant.. clank., Cherie isePherMat, arowlietTME dm! to= !Wei Dm. each. VINTAGE DECANTER STOPPERS. In silearamd is electro alit, t mas . prime. IJ. c. Ilearaty.l CANDLEMICKL—The (Meese. In china, deeMnal hy H. J. Towoo. eat 13e. V.e nee. MATCH BoX. • "TM Katcher Tomb.' in Protest. prioa.M. bL PLOWER VASE tR. Redarave. A.E.A.). tea Parka. miaow' dem 414. MAIDS I NII ATARI), pomelala Beili. Z 1131., sed SEISM) INKSTAND. in Mew sod In Memo LEL M various prima: to Mamma La 44. an I nowardr. with marble tame. LIMING CHILDREN. lecer aright to =Mk RE la 71 /ME: 11•• la =ea Nola LAI7E, to mt.* with gilt blade, In morocco care 30a and lamarda AItiIIITNOTVILAL TIMMER. In Terra Cotta .L 3 melt SHARI Tann% la earthenware, " Hereon boarded mid boardlom.' 4a mad apirarda Dyad Iww b. era CEREBRUM a door poetic la Ina. A PAPER to My PleinTa os- SEACKETS le aimed wand, Lab. the pale. and amearcla l i Parlea-mAcus CLOCK-CAPX. at various prima 7011. 011,111111V11. THE GREEK SLAVE, a stated', by Mum Power, la Peelaa, 1111AIIPPEARR, a Itatoette, la Farb" £3 k ; ab to Bata" (.1 Rel.( TRAORDY and COI EDT,slatuatea la Perlea. oath 44. Hal UN A AND THE LION, • statuette (J. b, la Tartla, A 3 : sad la *rase. DOIWT EA. a statuette (J. 11,11), la Pubs. a LTA sad la burner H st ta cupanti,A. a (Writs H. Bell), commie* le Deroltra 7, la PRATER a iea ta elaslas IA Beth. la Pallsa, 14s. ; or with coloured hue. THE 1 aIa ELINT, a stateette (J. Bell, la Padua. 21..; oe with to hvw•ol ) re, It. MEANT NEPTUNE CIL J. Townwntli, • solicellir in Ftriss. ; to wht ea..l te &Km at rarion• Jut ready. CH ARMY. a ttaaactle. qt I lrestarectt THE NTEPH. a oidtst 1." the oaks. la Ti,,. Cott& If. die, bp Be R Hestaaceth The " A' KROOCH. Panes sad er44. vb. "DoRoTiiKA EXII, Nub* as 4 soli The CUPID BROOCH, " The Nails ." tar J Reit la Irea—A NIOET LAMP: A NAT STAND ( • ha RET : A 81DISOARD ; ; and COFISA BEER JUG, So. • Jame dra WK. a OAIAI ltremtyur dram rot by Nadal. olAll TA and-ureet. on !geehO* Co of three paws slaws. Country seders Hierutell reeduL et a maieeir ardor. THE TOOTH-ACHE.— ROWLAIII/8' ALSANA EXTRACT for 'Moths the toothache and ettm4Zentl for ..destineall Wormier, of tie ieeM ae4 gm, In the a Co. wie It afford. IK Mle il Ito cem um ent ev e r Illountl lestmeemeom M to etrengthen the mum and fortify the tooth ageing ham Macke It ee mmleamat ta.te lorlom nem- eses free the mout m h. edlat repels the afflamch a or nd im nj ipknt &my. kl=ectly liamocat, sal Is she an emollent ototnacrile It. mom of and delft. oe d *Ma. Pelee 20. tel., h. P.L. and leo. ad. aor bettle.—thetion. )a teeth of Um genuine preturalloo Io cocimed Y a bffelbee. on uhlett me the werda, " Boehm& A lINIA Extract." TM Gootriameat stamp Ise she the mortician' names and ambroo. "A. ROW LAN D aad PON. 29. Ilattonerenten," teamed Merton. he them. nowl lq all rho, Iplo Trk!o Rd., TO ALL WllO BAYS Ii THE GARDENERS' C CULTURAL MORTICVLTURAL PAI Of SATURDAY. Nor. , Asksimitate. By Mr. Garin Cm. MOM Am u+. .o Asrindiaral ledraetios. Y. JJ J. Meal. ileirewball Fly . Sea r . Tidos. w: Am.= bieis kr AeriegisZ solget Wok% (Dr.) ewer Noticed Deg kogriee. De Yr. N. lieudameni. Cgaterbery Deg base. Dowd of I Ishii we 'gettable diet. Ity D ews eel R. AO Horner, Mel M 'gime. Dr. Ltodkra !Endue. il7lll7Cictabernei °talk trrritinent of Pamir,. poisonous properties of PeW vellums tenacity of In. By Mr. 11. Boner.. &nbridgo Um to Calmar beetkellaral Cain— agismiteria doirigl wa t fine: Mr. J. V. Fraces. Oltemir Wlribeknob, Bawls. Cummisr. Omahas an . - - acted Plant.. night temperature for Potato aop. Irith Potato throe in Emt Indict Peantom, antral of. By Mr. J. Tot. OsainsToganien. ditto. la autumn. By Mann. Hardy and Dom. Manion Ponitry. Mr. Notana =Fanner: Club—lt - boat orelog Bora Dub f lin llortiettltaral Soda y Improtement Ifortleultitral Sudety tionkalc, to force. by Mr. J.Duncan tlltom Fonos i Taar .— FaTuiwai:r Toreore r cho, mks of olim Naas Pond SAW M pfUle lerforobiro. Flora of Fowl. protrietko of IVO WEST. CfarVaor Ikea of Forforaire, 11 - n;lin. thin TanoorMore, MAO. Thaw, lorlieron, by Mr. A. 7. &now. Do thy Tree , . ?Arcot to prune Vo,o4AMe dl t lnurium"° 'WOW crop. n4"..r."1 of Tort Farrnt rm . Club— Annhcroul LI men AGRICULTURAL OA , trboofA Corrntriarden, Mork. war from an potato. R”l.. dr. end poor. uilh • rondonrod soconnt of Idea of any Deno on4cr.—Ofnoe for easel.. Corentiorden. London. OWlen. pot oakum *. By MA J. Dooms Oka bore& night tenmerstare of Geese. *Ye Undid bow le ere Sekleehe The GARDE:tin" C1110N1( INTTB contain In addition b * Ise& owl Smithfield Priem, _whale* need mertete, and a compete num W the transaction. of the wet. Advertisement& S. Upper *GUM& FoUItPENCE CONTENTS et the Number I THE ATHENAEUM, Forelgo Literature. &hew Sole II ANT HOOKmELLEK. at SATURDAY. November 4, of Journal of English and I. bed We IRAs Arta- Thant: four SIMMS Mar: Letters of William 111. and XIV. Edited by P. Orlothlot. Illstory of Pcudenais. By W. N. Mockery. Almanacs and Pocket-Books ter UV. • Analogies of Com:mots. Lectures on Nature and Use of Money liy John Ow Magnetic and Meterological • AMOY made at Gramm* INS VITA arnaera NOTIrES Or Iladeidne. By Julia Kamaagh. Helen chariots. Woad Roma and Chddeen My Remote on Medlamal WOW. of Una& Ilistory. ity W. Noin =V . Motive. By. 0. ellimen. Rot Nom Osoonua. Poosso.—Pospornod Referent la Otinbridee Redone RrttrNapeie we Not Ora Ratite Oossie.—Covindwion of 'lnquiry Into xlatt of 81114+11 ye.tos-4Bute of Cwwlwidel Valverity—Zebihitkm at Hamra wave Roam—Royal dew ot Modesto—Nett Publication of Carroku Ptiety—AvUior of lellired isnion—edy of London Literary and scientific lastilitioa—Jaws* lailhation—Tninlar College at Car. amethen—Arctisolivital tivelstil u thi—Mising of Raters of the KIM —Reprint of *hod Hooka to Pt o AtiO.—lures , la Now Zoom of OrrTriomf. VIM. Aar Qom and Prince Albert'. Etchlnc.—Lee. tree ea Anatomy ai Royal Academy—Pun:ban of Pori alto by Rir R. Peel —Mclnnis, by FAN , In Landate—Rnarai Infs. by Mr. T. A. Prior— Portraits of Lind Range Bratlark—Work. of Mr E. V. It leplngille— @Wield School of Dasign—Asrard of Prise of Abertnrcaay 4 Yraregya- Ore rsiaratios• at Radcliff Cho rd.—Persian ticulpture.--Frencb Art. Mratc •ao Putelarl Toscani. to sti In ?Atoka-- Paned llarowak iledety—Satileis Will. alebelieU 1-01)inplo I" Locillel. Niaical. one DaallrATlC Orsi.er.—Roeiety of Bralni Mtakians-. DiaMatic 00.1p—Drurarli Opaa Connerry—ln.n.nry Mdlle. W. Rillanollo—Opara by 110.411/.--rialit and French Mae early Ainarlen blisrattansa.—Tbe Ur Dement—Comb; Picture `ale—Mr. Laz io" TobwiioPe—lferr WNW O. Mar Ifs ATURNALVM c>< *ay brok.ell,r. Newt, the*. Pthes ( R l -. mai ORNAMENTAL aLd DOMEST e In'OULTRY ; their Inaba and Mattseeseent. By the Rev. Kerrie BAVL DI . %OS M. Rector et hathrothl with Root* . ' Phu Birth treated cd . The Ifele Benue Tta lien&le Goose The Meilen and Pllver The l%eade Goose The here Goose Ilanitmrd Fowl/ The Line or Cape The Theta The Cuckoo Fowl Oonec The Fee Yowl The 11kw Dun Fowl The thok Duck Denude Yowl in ge- The Lark-emit' , " Fowl The OreyChlna Goose at eel The Poland Fowl The White Fronted or The Odor Fowl %Wain Fowl Lanching (locos the Peed& Fowl Vic Ituilce. Fowl The %l limo TheDpeddedDorklng. The Silky and Negro The Ted mid lts ecia. T i e 11 Fowl" The 11 Fowl The Frizzled or Ma- TL e rirbiteChlnaGnowi The Memel Malay land Fowls. MTo.. Dock Tb Fad Fehliehed Gs = hhieret Fowl Aloe of the " Oardeoers' =ea l" ; ems be rie=hei l t no P ro:Del. ' 5 llingtoootreel, Co- WHAT TO EAT, DIME, AND AVOID; with Met Tables for Coemplahato INTL Cv tvesinti, Y.D 11.E.C.5., 4A.C.. Comm.—flew to home perfect dloettioe, touted) Wings, s geed t h e dor bead O tt, ted Wad. tly so obeervenee et the ittelawitoot Imola the was, the pow.‘4, 4.ltosio, rem to the met shattered cooittattoo, may aobalre the Vosteet ...nos of *OW herptoeto sod Ned to health theloteet parted of We MAW& lever. To be sod et elterreed, Paterooater.too : Carr ,11bo, 141, FiNt- Weft Mum Oceetall ; sawn. 457. Won Strut ;of .thvet tram be MOM% 10. Aloaviilo. 1144•1+1regt. ;fzurai GARDEN 6 IHRONICLE sad AGRI GAZITTI. _ :RT .' 4 7 :lll;er by Prof. Liastati .4,eomar articles on Ilc4cemw ttmlKr rr." Irt.ect4 inJurioutt to refetatkm. R 7 Mr. J. Manly. Penoutarltiol. by Cockhorospath. ilerwick.hire Ireland, bow to Irony°, e. By Mr. Hewitt DWI.. 10.10 n Lahonrent children. Woo:Ulan of I.lrAdiey'll (Dr.) Introducttun to Nomura, The news of Cabrera having left Catalonia is con tradicted by private letters, of the 31st alt., received from Madrid. It is said that he is gone into Upper Catalonia, where he intends to winter. _ _ . listens OCT. 30 —Three per Ceuta. 1$ 5-16 fpaw; utter Botta, I ash. kite per Centa, paper; utter ftda, 5 cub. Parsers, 3S paper' alter Balsa, 'S cash. Comptes, $ piper. lisak at St. Farthest:lll,42 sash. Esaltsage ce Loadoa,4l SO. ITALY. The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa of the 30th rays : "The emeutiers who really made the disturbances there within the last few days do not exceed 200 in number, the others who were with them being mostly attracted by curiosity. The troops . and the National Gluard are acting in unison, which is a guarantee for the main tenance of order." Letters from Lugano, of the 26th tilt., state that the insurgents at Chiavenna had six pieces of cannon. The steam-boat arrived at Lecco had sixty Austrians wounded, and the arms of as many more who had been killed. Lunio has Men abandoned by the Austrian troops. Throughout the whole country a hand-bill is circulated to the following effect: "The measure is full ; the hour has sounded ; up Lombards and avenge yourselves.—G. MAZZONI." The Opmione of Turin, of the lit insL, says : " Yesterday a report was current at Turin that a ne w victory had been obtained by General Pepe over the Austuans. Letters from Padua, of the 27th ult., announce, that on the 26th, the Venetians made a sortie from the port of Malghera, and took possession of Metre and Pusina. At Mestre, they took from the enemy two cannons, two baggage waggons, and some ammunition, and afterwards advanced to the neighbourhood of Dolo." UNITED STATES. By the United &Ides earner Hermann, arrived last evening at Cowes, we have intelligence from New York to the 20th tilt. The Hermann brought thirty passengers and 300,000 dollars. The Niagara, outward sh amer,'reached Boston on the 19th, when her ne s was telegraphed to New York, where it caused an immediate decline in both the corn and cotton markets. The commercial reports, which are only to the 19th, in consequence of the early hour on the 20th at which the Hermann lelt New York, state the exchange on London at 108), the cotton market feeble, with pikes in favour of the buyer and prrovisions looking down. The exportation of breidstuffs for the week wee considerable, that of provisions of all kinds unusually lar g e. In cotton there bad been this year an increase to Great Britain of 20,261 hales, and a falling off in shipments to France of 8,257 bales. . . . . The political news leaves the position of the candi dates for the presidentship much as before. In the slectionathe whigs had carved Pennsylvania, Fltrils, and probably Ohio. Letters from Madrid have been published in New York, announcing positively that negotiations are on foot for the sale of Cuba to the United States. COMMISKCIAL. NEW Towt, Oct. 19, 6 r x.—The telegraphic animosity meat into afterawa, that the Niagara was off Baton, put a stop to all spendatices on change. Our despatch -a were not received tit shout mews o'clock. Prim for our great staple product, cotton, are steadily settling down, and hove entail touched tuner points than ever before roamed. From the cownpleaion of commercial affairs in Great Betel% there Is every probability of a further depreciation. It is pretty cer tain that this deprecistlos cannot go muck further, as the bottom has almost been reached. A divine f a quarter or • penny per pound at the arra glance does not seem much, but when we urns trate the matte It is enormara It Is equal to • declthe of 6 per tent. es toe market value. A falling off at this rate cannot madam log without USW( up all the margin left. Breadstuff' re male without alteration. The harvests, with the exception of potatoes, have proved about an average; the supply of grain upon the market was sufficiently large to destroy all bopee of any immediate improvement in plias. The exportatloos of bead. stab for the week were very large—larger than they have been la say single week for the pea. year. Of floor, 11,04 barrels were shirr., of whieb 41,277 went to Great Britain ; 146,366 bushels of con, of which 136,139 went to Great Britain ; and 64,731 bushels of wheat, the we of which went to Greet Britain. The shipments of prowls Amor all kinds bare also bees snowily I die. Ceuta has gorse forward more madly Wiseman than for the same period Ime, and oar export aide, at all events, so tar as this ;art la concerned, has thus far teem much more profitable sad to a meek potter must yb a p fa 1217. The exportation of extra from all the torte, up to the 'steed dates this year, to foreign pats, has been 93,e69 bales, 79,32' to Kneepads( dates Is the year 1641, eta ea torrewa of 14,343 tales this year. There has been, year, an Increase to Oteat Muhl of Wall bales, and • falling off in the shipments to Frannie 9,237 bides All that Warm worwary to puce our foreign trade upon a favourable footini, la a peeper redaction la our laapostatkow a reduatka la awordasse Arta la SHIPPING. Flourmoterrox, Nov. 3 —Arrived : Emma, Richibueto. Comm), Nov. 6.—W.3.W., hash.—Sailed: British Tar, Jamaica. Rye, Nov. 2.—The Fortuna, of and from Hamburg, foe Port Alegre, Rio Grande, came on shore on the west side of Dungeness this morning, but is expected to be got off if the weather become fine; crew saved. LYTHAM, Nov. 4 —The Peru, from Dundalk for Preston, struck on the salt-bones bank this morning and filled ; crew saved ; port of the cargo and materials being saved. Sitieum, Nov. 4.—The Regent, of South Shields from Hamburg, during last night drove upon the Here Sand, and remains ; crew saw d. During last night it blew a heavy pile of wind from E.N.E., attended with rain and snow; this day it is moderate. Hum, Nov. 6.—The John, from Boston to Goole (in ballast). was driven sailors yesterday at Saltfieet ; mow laved ; the Troll ..xpected to be got off. YARMOUTH Nov. 4.—The Emma, from Konigsberg to London, has b een assisted into this port leaky, having been on Cromer roek4. The Suffolk, of and from Suuthweld to Aberdeen, and the brig Beater, of Sunderland, ban been in contact off Dudgeon, when the former lost main riming, maintop-mast, &a, and the crew got on board the Beacon ; the Beacon lost bowsprit and fore topmast, &c., and both same into this post. BRIDLINOTON, Nov. 4.—The Hymen, from Hamburg, hu been towed into this bey by a &him; smack. 6th. It has blown a heavy gale from N.N.R. to N.W. for the last two days. LEITH, Nov. 3.—lt blew a heavy gale from N. and N.B. last night and this morning, but it is now moderate. MILFORD, Nov. 4.—lt is blowing very strong from N.N.E., with anow storms. Burma, Nov. 4.—Arrived Josepba, Quebec. BEAUMARIS, Nov. 6. —N. N. W. Arrived : Alum, La g aL eaisocu, Nov. 4.—Arrived; Ann Barley, New York. Bailed: Hero, and Gratis, Newfoundland; Chevalier, Trini dad; kery Whitney, Singapore.; Peter Ben, Penang; N. rem, Berbine; Bontland. Demerara. MAROATI, Nov. 6.—W., strong.—Arrived : Hartlepool, St. Lawrence. for London. _ . RAMISOATI.—N.N.W. — SaiIed : A. F. Jeanne, New York. Pranovan, Nov. s.—W.—Sailed: Indianan, Sydney, N. 8. W.; Fanny, New York. Dunitw, Nov. 4. N.W.— Arrived: Alert, Quebec. Sailed : Ashby, New Orleans; Marquis of Nonnanby, New York • the William Tell, waterlogged and abandoned, was tossed, on the 15th ult., long. 46 W., let. 46 N., by the Magog, arrived here ; The Jenne Adolphe, which was aban doned on Waterloo Bar, the 30th ult., has been got off, after partly discharging. FALMOUTH, Nov. 6.—W.—Arrived : Robert Scourfteld, Honduras. Off port: Cbuckaaard, Rio Grande, for Hamburg. Wzynorrat, Nov. 6. —W.N.W.—Arrived : Hazard, G.:enemy, for Plymouth, leaky, and with part of cargo thrown overboard. _ PORTSMOUTH, Nor. 6.—N.W. to W., sqoally.—Arrived : Science, St. Mare's. Sailed: Llndon, Maclean, Cape, and Madras; Lady Katharine Barham, Jantaira ; Guardian, Cape Cnaat Castle; Geo. Dactricits, Monte Video; West nainster, New York. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARK ET & CITY INTELLIGENCP. Two o' Clock.—The funds are without material varia tion from Saturday's closing prices, although upon the whole they show more firmness. Consols are now 85/ to 3 for money and time, but until recently the 7 marked 831 to 6. Some large speculative sales, it is understood have been Trade for next account, at 851 and 831, by way of keeping down prices to fares to enable the operators for the fall to obtain money stock for delivery ors the 14th (the settling day) on more easy terms. Reduced Threes are 84/ to /. Three-and-a quarter per Cents., 85/ to 2 . Exchequer Bills, 38e. to 41s. premium. Bank Stock, 188 to 192. The foreign market is heavy, but we quote prices nominally with little alteration in general. Mexican are, however, worse, at 201 to 11. Brazilian, 72 to 4, as before. Chinon, 82 to 5. Peruvian, 32 to 4. New °relied'', 12 to 13. Spanish Fives, 11 to # ; the Threes, 23 to ; Passive, 21 to 3. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 45 to 6; the Fours, 69 to 70. Bel gian, 69 to 71, ex dividend. Danish lower, at 62 to 5. Russian, 98 to 100. Portuguese, 231 to 41. Asturian mines are rather inquired for to-day, and some English miners take their derrture this day to work the iron in that part of Spain. The report of the committee is favourable, and they advise the pay ment of calls in advance, as the affair promises so . . _ The following resolution hu been posted in the Liverpool Stock Exchange:—" Notioe.—lt has been rteolved that, after the current account, all trander lowa, per wt. NTT Palo. W. India,N.P.Wra. M. 08.330. 6d Yellow at Grey 36 9...37 6 rise Waarltiao, brows_ 23 0.. 14 • Yellow ...... 34 CAS • Pine. 4II • . 0 6 Bersga/kMadrw, b. 17 6...33 • Yellow 33 11.148 Whits B7 0 AS Fardiz . brows-- 32 0.-25 0 y ll4 6...87 6 Grey and white p 5...31 0 Ward. liandwo• 6O 0...65 • Lampe l7 5-49 • Corm, In LW. Wetordl err 24 5_ 21 0 Good. 23 5... 40 0 Pfsa 34 0...104 • Ceylon, good ordl sup 24 6... 28 • Fine ordinary 16 0... 36 0 Tine 4O 0... 80 0 Mocha, good tonne 41 0... 68 0 Cora like, ordi nary to fle• 26 1... 36 • Sumatra and Pa gang 2l • 26 0 Ind, at per lb. Congeu,conamon. • • ... • 7 RICI 4 at par ewt. Wood white 9 0... 14 0 Caro 7 0... 6 6 Jaw and Manilla 7 0... 14 • Patna, cleaned Carotin& l3 0.,. W • Bearer. Lana at per got. Ideward bland Proof 1 0 • 0 Demerara, 21 to 36 per cent. O.P 1 ... 2 7 JIMMICS. 111 to 36 re cent. U.P. 1 4 ...310 Favourite marks 4 0 ... 4 6 Brandy, lot brands 8 5 ... 1 10 Britian whits, 10 I ... 0 0 Borden Isiah IS 3 ... • 5 Fun, per tea. Rim P 3.11. /23 0...40 0 It. P 11 w 1 W , I• I Wad • •.. . • o Dutch sad Planien 0...511 • Frio and 31w, at pee tots. IN.Petanborgdhand3o 10..11 0 adding 9l N.- 0 0 WU dew 28 10... 0 0 Riga, thing 33 0...33 10 of paw aladalla East India gam lB 5...2S 0 Jua n IS 5..24 0 Juts Try, at per elm Balm 22 0...6• 0 Strolls Coin. blooka 0 0... 0 0 , Lon, at per tow. San £6lO SO 0 Ymortmose, per rm. Butter—Cork 77 0...78 • 4i161 89 0 90 tithe • I_ 0 0 Dublik let • • . 0 0 Limerick do 7O 1..75 0 78 0..63 • Newry, let • 0... • 0 Waterbed 72 • .81 • Beef, lad* pra dues Prime New Pork, prime nuns— • 11... • • Dicon-Pork,Lnark l • • • Do.. Belfast 1 Smog Waterford, per ot. 80 0...64 • Lard,Brl B A.,prfrk I, A 0 Waterford, do 1" Ditto Bladder daierioma,datyp. 62 0...72 • Ems., Oz and Co., at per la. B. A. sad N. Video, Wted 08.4 d fa. Id I 24-0 38 Drrnlted 3 Rio, dry 0 5a...0 61 Limit Valp. dry— • N...• West India, dry • .1 0 Weed • 11...0 East India. 0 4.015 litr . l:lza, dry 0 ..0 • 8 .. 0 8, 6. Anterdlorse, par lade 4 6 Wass* ditto 6 7 0 Dra Wooers, at p.n. too. 13... • 0 1 1=114111 4 0. 4 10 Ounpeseby II 0— • Footle, !Nasals' e 5... G Manlius, Imp aid .ouaf•• 11ma11...... 9 o_lo 0 Lima. 13 10 .1$ 9 Sapan Himma 11 0...11 0 Red Madera. 3 10... I II Broad 1a 0 .60 0 TALLOW.—The mark last meek. Petersburg Y.C. December delivery, 445. 6d. very, 451. to 455. 6d. steady, at the prices of the Spot, 453. ; October to ; separate noodle deli- OF TALLOW.' MU. I 1547. Stock this day Casks. Delivery last wok Do. from tat Suss Do. from let Joss Prise Y. C. this day per cwt.— as , Do. Town I 16,889 21,9115 1,183 2,185 14,605 37,978 6,041 774 40,851 31,864 6 3d. to &L 454. NI. 524.6 d. 460.6 d. lOW 42,797 8,003 70,782 I 434. I 478. id. METALS.-01.Ancow, Nov. 3.—There has been more animation in the market this week, and some extent of business has been done in Pig Iron on speculation, at 42e. to 43s per ton for mixed N 0... net cash. The feeling is quiet to-day, and the price may be quoted 435. No. 1, 425. No. 3, and 445. 6d. to 465. No. 1 Gutsherrie, prompt cash f.o.b. Common bars firm, at 51. 15s. to Si. COALS.— Halfpatalso.—Buddle's West Hart ley, 16s. 3d. ; Cart's Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; Haatinp Hartley, 16s. 3d.; Tantield Moor, 15s. 6d. ,• Walls End Adelaide, 18s. ; Wall. End Bewicke sod Co., 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyll's Hetton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls Rod Has well, 191. ; Walla End Hettcn, 19a. ; Walls End Lana:ton, 18s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 195.; Walla End Teas, 181. 94.—Sbips at market, 416, CORN.— IKAux- LAN E. The supply of Eoelish this morning, by laid carriage samples from the near coun ties, being short, fasten were enabled to obtain Is. per qr. advance upon the quotations of Monday last ; the rates of that day could not be exceeded for foreign, of which aupplies are again liberal. The quantity of Barley on sale was larger than of late, and prices gave way Is. per qr. olds were in moderate supply, and prices well-maintained, and, in home instances rather exceeded. Beans mid Peas without alteration. Flour without any quotable variation in value. BRITISH. tatootos. re. Qvan.r llnzar, ores and Rent, rod 41 to 60 to 16...whit0 49 to 60 to 62 Norfolk and Buk. 42 to 44 to 53... do 4s to 86 to 60 TalaretralEans or Suffolk $0 to $4 Comb. k 1.16..red....46 to 20 to 23 -white.— 48 to 33 to 54 Northumb. and Scot& do.— b —...— to to Irish do RTIL. ... W 32 Kai . T,Feedusg ... 26 to as...dimuung 26 to 211 to 31 Malting. ... -- 32 to 31. slue .. 34 to 37 BUM WIIZAT — to O• 19, &Ili& Feed 17 to 14 to 20. Od .blaek.. —to—e Od Ditto Poloade _19t020 to Used...pad* 24 to 23. Od Berwick k Boot& bed 20 to 23s 011...potaie 22 to 234 Od Irish bed 14 to lie Od.. Week.. l7 to 1111 00 Ditto potato.—.... . ... ... 2O tons Od Mote ...---.... . . 611 to 60 tee. mar SO to 64 Fun, dreg . 36 to 414 ed...mapie 49 to el...impertel SS to 40 31 to 63 White $4 to 36. bodera 36 to 40 DWI% Maxeese 29 toil. Mei 3l to 38...01d to Morrow 31 to 34_ stud $3 to 33_,ote to _ T gazi, New Sln., per bag. --sew wetter 10 a 11..01d to Berm's. New 60 to 66 Lwow CAMMI, pre *mead 811 Ils. to £l2 Oe. Par wit et Min Flowojersaoado, delivered 44 to 43-11se bomehow 42 so 44 Norio& sad &MIL 40 to 42—uttite 4l to 13 Nonkuotterload. Lincoln, ad York/hire — to dam odd illOt ............ to --UM Prim. "pt. 73.,13ept. 30.' Oft. 7. Oct. 14.1 0ct.21. ; Oct. Is. - 1,71 5 6 2 7 4.., 5 Jir 51 11 I 11 I' 51 I --1. 77.7 1 ATtnitutiaT, Nov. 4 -Our market le rather better than last week, Wheat being firm, at 121. to 15/, per load. Barley, 30s. to 365. per qr. Beans, 34r. to 44.. Peas, 445. to 60e. Oats, 24e. to 30s. AslDOrra, Nov. 4.-But little activity prevailed for Wheat, though the prices ruled firm, at our late currency. For Barley, beet melting, the trade was more animated, at an advance of from Is. to le 6d. per qr. ; whilst other sem pies met inquiry at former rates. For Beans end Oats there was but a small demand, without variation in prices. Wheat, from 40.. to 6Ge. Barley, 283. to 325. Oats, 19s. to 20s. Beans, 36e. to 88e. pee r. BATH, Nov. 4.-Our market had a fair supply of Wheat, which was disposed of at an advance of from le. to 2s. per qr. In other descriptions of grain no alteration. Wheat, old, 68s. to 60s. ; new, 465. to 545. Barley, wahine, 34e. to 42e. Beans ' new, 40s. to 423. ; old, 465. to 50 1 . Peas, boil ing, 625. to 564. Onts, 224. to 265. BEDFORD, Nov. 4.-18 heat • limited supply. Best de scriptions met a fair sale, but inferior moved off ilowly at late rates. A better demand for Barley, at en advance of about Is. In Beane, Peas, and Oats only a moderate trade, in retail quantities, at prices about as last week. Wheat made from 30s. to 355. Beans, 20s. to 274. Peas, 263. per load of 6 bushels. Barley, 325. to 365. Oats, 20e. to 260. per quarter. IthsvoN, Nov. 4.-We have been well supplied with Wheat in our market to-day, but the trade has been slow, at barely Wednesday's rates. Oats and Beans firm, at late quotations. Wheat, new, red, 465. to 52.. ; old, 64e. ; white, 50s. to fen. ; old, 565. Bons, 395. to 41s. Oats, 163. to 23e. per quarter. ; •• CAMBRIDOI ' Nov. 4.-Our market to-day was well sup plies with Wh eat and Barley ; the former was unaltered in value, whilst the Wier realised le. per qr. advance for all qualities. Little else offering. Wheat, red, 48e. to 545.; white, 565. per qr. Bar:ey, 335. to 365. ; fine, 375. Beans, new, 355. ; old, 40s. Peas, 40s. Oats, 180. to 28s. 7rAITERBURT, Nov. 4.-The market was fully supplied to-day. Wheat in a very ill-conditioned state; sale very duU, and prices unaltered. Old white Wheat, 60s. to 585.; brown, 625. to 665. ; new, white, 48s. to 68.. ; brown, 445. to 51s. 6d. Barley, 275. to 37e. Oats, 19s. Beane, old, 355. to 365. ; new, 28e. CAI/MOLL Nov. 4.-This morning we had • good supply of Wheat and Barley, both of which sold at a abgiit reduction on last week's rates. Oats, new, were an average supply, and prices a shade lower. On account of many samples of grain being in soft condition, prices somewhat below our quotations were accepted. Wheat, white, new, 225. to 231. lid. ; old, 241. to 265. 6d. ; red, new and old, 21s. to 225. Barley, new, 7s. to Bs. ' • old, 9s. to 10 3 . Oats, potato, 7.. to 7s. 6d. • common, 12s. 6d. Flour, per stone, 24d. to 26d. Oatmeal, Is. Bd. Byemeal, le. fad. Barleymeal, Is. Gd. CHELWFORD, Nov. 3.-There was a fair supply of Wheat shown today, which was cleared at about Is. advance upon the prices of last week ; new white, 665. to 604 ; red, 48s. to .525. Barley, although in better supply, readily obtained Is. more than last quoted. Beans without alteration, except old, which were more inquired after, at improved rates. COLCRWITIR, Nov. 4.-Seeding operations proceed but slowly. Farmere are, however, too much occupied to thrash freely, and supplies of all grain continue short. Priem remain much as last week for all secondary kinds of Wheat, while the liner samples claimed some advance. Barley appears to have reached its highest, and maltaters are die inclined to purchase, unless at some reduction from the extreme rats lately paid. Beans and Peas firm, without change in value. Gtouereran, Nov. 4.-At our market this day, good English When met a ready sale, and in some instances rather more money was paid. Foreign sold slowly at former prizes. Several arrivals of malting Barley have been freely offered, but buyers act with much reserve, and no improve- ment can be noted in prise. Grinding sorts meet a retail sale at barely former rater. In Oats very little passing Beans go off in moderate quantities at our quo tations. The following are the pries*: Wheat, Eng lish, white, old, per imperial bushel, 7s. to 7s. 3d. ; new, 63. to Gs. Bd. ; red, old, 6s. 9d. to 7e. ; new, 6a. 9d. to 6s. 6d. ; Bennie (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs.. 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. ; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 6s. 9d. to 7s. ; Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, 6s. 6d. to 64. 9d. ; Odessa, Taganrog, hard, 6s. to 6s. 6d. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921b5., 295. to 30s. ' • malting, per imp. qr., Us. to 38e. ; Irish, grinding, 275. to 295. ; melt ing, 324. to 345. ; foreign, grinding, 28e. to 295. ; malting, 344. to 38e. Beans, English, old per imp. bush., 6s. 6d. toes.; new, 4s. 6d. to 61. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 651 lbs., 4s. 2d. to 4s. 4d. ; French, Butch, smell tick, 4s. Bd. to 6s. ; Irish, be, to 6e. 2d. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wex ford, and Beniecorthy, white, old, 2. to 264.; new, 21s. 6d. to 22.. 6d. • Cork, Waterford, and Youghall, new, 21e. to Us.; Welsh:black, 21e. to 21a. 6d.; Irish, oer 3121b5., 20.. 6d. to ala. Peas, breaker, foreign, per imp.bl.,6t. 4d. to 63. 6d.; grey and grinders, foreign, per 6511b5., 4s. 10d. to 6s. Flour, best monde, English, per sack, 40s. to 42a. Linseed Cake French, nominal, 91. to 101. Imports of the week ending Nov. 3: Wheat, 3,081; Barley, 7,620; Oats, 40,778; Beans, 1,634. GUILDFORD, Nov. 4.-With a moderate supply of Wheat there was a fair demand, and a good clearaace made. Prim, on the whole, were in favour of the seller. Wheat, 38,. to 64,. ; old, 525. to 675. Barley, 30s. to 371. 6d. Oats, 19,. to 265. Peas, 38s. to 425. KENDAL, Nov. 4.-Wie bad a full average supply of graia at our market this morning ; the demand being rather brisk, full prices were obtained - but nithing quotable above last week's prices. Wheat, 30s. ' to 38s. per lost of 20 stone. Oats, 101 d. to 131 d. per stone. American, barrels, 334. 6d. to 34a Lamont's, Nev. 4.-At our market this city there wail a moderate supply of Wheat, which moved off at an advance on last week s prink Barley was in good request, and rea lised fully previous rates. Oats aed Beans remain the saMS. Wheat, 48s. to 640 Barley, 35e. to 3.95. NANCIIROTRII, Nov. 4.--With a quiet trade during the week, prices have undergone no material alteration. Good supplies at both Liverpool and Wakefield are met with con. sidemble firmness. Oar market to-day is steady, but with out animation, and in ao article is there anything doiog be mid what is necessary to supply present requirements. Oats are full Id. per bushel cheaper, and Oatmeal is rather lower. Egyptian Beau (upon which the consumption now falls al most entirely) are Is. per qr. higher. With these excep tions we do not alter the quotations of our last. We have eoniplaiuts from all quarters of the backward state of Wheat sowing and all farm work, in conic . questa of the wet wea th er. ar The following e the present prices : Wheat, per bushel of 70111., English white, 7s. 9d. to Ba. 10d. • rea, 7s. 6d. to Be. 4d.; Iris h , white, 71. 9d. to Ss.; re d,: 7s. to le. 9d. ; foreign, free, red, 7s. 6d. to Bs. 2d. Oats, per bush. Of 4518.., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, as. 3d. to 3s. 4d. Irish kiln-dried runs, 31. Id. to 3s. 3d. Peas, per 8 im perial bushel', white, boilers, 445. to 46e. Flour, per sack of 2801 be., English and Irish, fine, 38s. to 39s ; superfine, 40s. to 411. • extra 425. to 433. Oatmeal, per load of 24018.., Engl i sh and Irish, 28s. to 295. NERCLIALL-ON-Tram, Nov. 4.-The weather we regret to observe continues of a most unpropitious character, tor, with the exception of two days, we had loess-ant rain up to last night, when we experienced a heavy fail of snow, and to-day is frosty, with every appearance or continuing so. Scarcely anything ha, been done in seeding operations, and come what weather may from henceforth, we must inevitably have a late seed time. With less liberal receipts of Wheat, Flour, and other anion, toe trade during the week has as sumed somewhat more firmness, and a lair extent of business has been paasiag in each article at slightly enhanced rate*. We annex an account of the quantity of Wheat liberated at the 4s. duty, to which we beg to draw the attention of our 'need., at the same time premising that the great bulk has passed into consumption, At our market this morning we had a good supply of Wheat, for the best dry samples of which a ready sale was found at an improvement of le. per of which - - quarter, ill-conditioned payola, of -___ . the chief part sim ulated, being freely taken at last week's prices. In south country and foreign transactions to a fair extent transpired, and although higher rates were procured, the advance was not sufficiently marked to warrant any change in our general quotations. The recent heavy arrivals of Flour being well cleared off, we raise our currency u choice marks 6d. to ls. per sack; other sorts m eg ' attention, at last week's prices. Malting Bar M3llo: 7 Ti f t: . 4 written Is. per qr. dearer, and in geod request, this gottdq ' .'' , 4 country qualities making 355. to 365. par qr.,` - POI ',.‘ ...,-, foreign up to 33a , inferior descriptions of each Wg• I r:'" ___," I glutted, excepting for grinding purposes, they . ffir.f . !;'• ',.,-, X 1 I which range batwaen 255. and 28s. per qr., w fr 0,..;;,:, '-'' 17' • • ''.4 , 23 - +l . l)%ii 1111 • ' .. 24. 0 3