The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-28 00:00:00

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Jai. .... el ell Wan often% slept to re . 441 = 119 nrt 1 49 '. . 114 %le& .4411446 Lin Rd BUCK T IIdI ° 4I l it m i Al" . wi the 1.1 wa"urea d iiii = h t: me* elm OW we eIIOWIWI Wane" kern. i 54 • Pavan at Ws Weber. la C' aia ll = 4 .. 4a wree. 1.44. grew lle oven le .m 4 We to. In. boast le nook Mt. and lanowl. AA wannwto maw to gaps d ltem Waken. Ise. to bo boa et 01l baeliMen. eglot i nan tkin AlrlAM 6l : sea iiier Cuotwrox HIGH SCHOOL, Iffier-street, sad A& DIVA Peneton. Monne as UMW& laidiessim Breen. tete Odeller. 11444. Paistr l4ll 4l l ll Ile- . 01/080N. LLD., ar 11 P __ _ Paned llansr-blr. [WOW WA. I Towbar of i o eliy;-110. P. O. ~~~~ Ze V 77.1 LONDON, MI 4 / El3 SHIPPING. MAMA Auntvan.—Dablin, 2; Waterford, 1; theaselts. due, I ; Gaernsey, Be., I ; ffteule, I ; Flanders, I ; Hau belt. I. Lothun. Oct. 28. —Frisk breeze and equally, with rain. Dui, Oct. 27.-8. to 8.8. W., fresh ; P.o , S.W. to W.S.W.. strong braise and Kull .—Pat back: James Campbell, for Bahia; Ealing, for ,• Apollo for Granada; 'names, Sarah, and Ca aline, for JasaaW ; Cra wl", for Honduras. Arrived from the river and sailed: George. Sydney, N.B.W. ; Iferkepaia, Granola; Lady Catharine Butane, Jamaica. Sailed : Meat of the outward bound. Cowes, Oct. 27.-B.W.—Arrived : Thetis, Havana. The Carmelite (barque) of Bangor, abandosed, and full of water, with only bra and main masts Nand*, war boarded, so the 4th host , in lat. 37, long. 63. FALMOUTH, Oct. 27.—S.W.—Arrivad : Mersey, Bahia. label Off put• Antwerp; Carus, Cuba yi ; Sarah L. Bryant, Havana, and kr hutheimenth Ost. lf 27.—The firallika, which put in here am Iles land trot, Is making a doe et water. lissaan, Ost emit or a use, of about 200 tem meter. alamdenad, with only the stamp of Mosonsat Man "sly recently abandoned, was pawed, as tio sit.,offEird bland. bluvring a heavy Os at the time, by the Hero, arrived at Belfast. WAntraarr. Oas. 1111.—Tha Louis and Elisabeth, from Hasomethe, for Tembe, missed stays early this inorning, and moat ashore at Apiantay; obelus unshipped her rudder, nod broken bas bask; crew saved. Smtzkns, Oat 9' , .—The Annapolis, from Malaga to St. Petersburg, whelk anived hen yastearday, is leaay, and ,it is reported, will have to discharge. FAIIMOVTIL, OHL 27.—The soheofter Mary and Catharine, of Arbroath, from Rostock, for London (with grain), vol on the &ruby Send last eves' , and was amistal cif this morning, and brought into the harbour, making some water. JIMMY. OCt.! 26 —Sailed : Diana. Charlestown. LANCASTILL Oct. 23.—Arrived : Burrell, Dalhousie. Ltstaeucx, Oct. 26.—W. to d.W.—Sailed. 25th Harriet, New York. LOWDONDIZAT, Oct. 23.—Arrthed Fanny, Philadelphia ; Jupiter, St BILPAST, Oct. M.—S.W.—Aram% 26th: Robertson, New York ; Helen, Quebec.. lITHOHNISS, Oct. 19.-B.B.—Arrived: Lard Gambier, Davie Straits, with 7 flab, and Pacific, with 3 fish. OPT PATZAKZAD, Oct. 26.—Arvved : Oyu:, Quebec, for Leith ; Jane, Davis' Straits, for Bones.. INVIIIIIITHIRO, OM* It—Sailed: Sir Robert Peel, Mauritius. TALLOW.—The market very dull. Petersburg T.C. at the spot, 41,. 6(1. to lid ; October to December de livery, 449. 61 ; Perorate months' delivery, 3d. to 6d. more. How, Oct. 27 —Tallow hes ruled steady 461. par wet. for first Port P. Y. C., and there is more inquiry for the article. LIVERPOOL, Ott. n.—Toow u still ye?, flit, bit with out say change in the pr ' of Patenburg Y. C. Oa Sitar day last, a snail parcel of South American sold briskly at 465. 6d. to 475. for very Ana; but, on Wedninday, a larger quantity being offered, the price declined ls. 6d. to 25., and only part found buyen.—Lard has become neglected, and the bast quality of barrel Lord is offering at 40s. per cwt. TURDAY, ocr. 28, 1848. [THREEPENCE. [DENT INSTITUTION, lURANCZ, ANNVITIIM. ae.. W. ‘.../ Paiscrl linsi ak— T. V. 8 1 1 Pawed IlaWar= 11.4. at i lieltliza s. = .7 li lfirshar riar lis.Wesillbesim lfr.Davidria Tamable ell earrile—W.= Tudor or rived—Y. Wham d Demme—M. NORM. LOOL, Masa am idle*. , 008011. LLD., 11.0. T. Toads"? d Chamilor—Mr. Y. C. Ted Veal MI& Mr. U. ome. Ta D balle of Drilla, as.—Berida Tbardas. Tombs. of Taadag— Tamed ri Desdaa— PAN 414. TO ALL Imo nAvii THE GARDENERS' C CULTURAL ITS• HORTICULTURAL PAI 01 SATURDAY. Oel. I ADANA = Mr Iks* M Ms A w edries NMI Oinmsb Als/AN" el* israv- Oarrisr, bemintemed *miss ma Chokes AM Del Chwkrsidsm. rd ogg mbir tl s abet -B.Mar. T. C. Mom Maros ALRONICLE sad AORI it had not seen long service. By diendasing old men and &than of familne it might diminish in numbers, but it would increase in energy. The levy of next year might ale, be made immediately, and the mi nister recommended that course to the Chamber. He ooncladed by dating that he had thirty thousand men on the frostier ready to take the field, and that they would soon be increased. Deputy Bret feno rose, and in an eloquent speech advocated the ones of immediate war, and made a motion in that sexes, which was rejected by a majority of 122 to 13. Deputy Ferraris proposed the following resolution : The &ember, approving the declarations of the ministry, in visas of width it engages not to coneent to any peace that may set mean the honour of the state and the to es of Italy, never to allow the eaves of the stidla to be protracted to mexemalve length of time, which might be fatal to the state and to the Italian mime, and, in caw of the re fusal by Austria of the peepositlons made to her, to wise with commie add energy the favourable sacmont to renew the war, panes to the order of the day. This motion was carried by a mantity of 77 to 66. CORN, &e.—Diasi, _Oat. 27.—Having a heavy rain, we have a small attendance of the trade. Fine dry new and old Wheat sold freely, at fully Is. advance. Bar ley, floe, is ales l4 dearer. Other Wisp unaltered. Wheat. 66. to 58.. per 36 stone; white, 60s. to 625. Barley, 30e. to 31$. 014 Oats, 28e. to 30s. par 24 stone. 13,809, old, 40s. to 44e. par SS stone.. Floor, 40s. to 42s per 20 stones. CORN.—Eirraa, Oct. 27. We have had a better feeling in our eorn market to-day, consequently there was a tendeney to advance prices. Old and sound parcels el new Wheat sold at fully Is. per qr. above this day week. We an note no alteration in prices of Barley and Osts. ATIONAL PHOYI he NOTIIAL LIM AM Lamina. Oamarms-1111111UKL HAT HURBT WAIII. log. Iliarvit-Olimanap.—TlLLONAO CAtTIA. p. Ater (Wk. Lg. IN la% It{.. IL P. MOWN I( Cii&. rm. Jobs IL lin. KIIII4E. tret ildwa" C.rill 4114. M. ,5e•710.6. amid lb', Alanes. lelsit Wig" Iss. MICIAPIL J. D. Oiel=l l Seirs. ll.D.. IP.L.P. PI l a ft= NV?. Omairsus Aiwa ar—Clorlis let MIL MS Iso mbar. PRZMIUm in 111 Irina. ate giaritili s sur mg le PAID idll i t s 3B . 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ADVANTAVIM— Lorr =alms Ile =year or life. :te at plasm awes. .:Voloweg i r ißi t NS ~in gm Yr as 4 pot NUL braini lite. sialt== l ; ... S l ismiabet. voift liisnirs, for Gs pin=eo...l74Z2prirlemily "" b lar. PARlA.7l.4Wftebv• PEITOCIION OW LIPS MO MK THE ROYAL SOCIETY for the PROMMION i urn from PIM woo tat enballel la Mk In. Onw Wl.'" to Ita w y Is Ginn nos se ME =IV: I=. -.. ....t. 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TWA Mill.-4411MESI Wine% Ihmaaram.—Xr. lbws= Ler,llo, elar ;r 9.1 . 1 r ill CI" Wili Ca rtidl Eß I. Bt. J le. ; by Ws , or s hsx amber al the smaadiase, cc ibe - - -- gAmo OFFICE, 301, Btread.—The DlB - I TION for Lao MAE= took at the Dined knot s. oa the 1911 t 'ad la boa—Fort sea that ataly to Kr. JOIIIIPH DARCY. Droorotata_ ,_S P o ft = eatioara ....aro aro to la road* portal. at the lama Partamear ___ _ _ _ r --ENGLISH Attl - ENGLISH UFFICB of LAW, COM IIIRCIAL. ad COMMUNNON .116 &NOY. ad 1 CIENIRAL FORMATION. CIO 111sek_13. Beetleshi le ht ILitetheme. air Wed by Mr. DR 111111N11RDT, ham Lades. NOLIC I T On. M MOHAN ill. is 4 MUMS milft bestow te tie hesnreed Le Perk, sr _elershere es the Cetedrei eI Misty% win Inee their whims PROMPTLY •TYRSDED TO. VISITORS to P*lllB anal TRAVILLIIB .111 lad et the RBA& eißseerery lefennatlos thy, as 'were se to 40,110111$4botids, testes =" le. MIIRCHANDINIL sad LUGOAOR ennaltesiet. asd FORWARDID TO SPIRY rir d eli e ra GLOBS. 4 3„. • IV SILT RAI of SMALL ?Allen& el wry reamed pieces Ile sod PARIS awl LONDON. sad ssmethly boa he Lieber,' sal 1 CONDUCTED. er attended ts tie shame at pribeipals and Pina. eery Mad yurchreslasersvishes. IRS TO NR PO.T.PAID. --, 7 -- --,----r DAILY NEWS and EXPRESS.— PARIS.— ENOLIIM orned—cne •I A, Doolreart delol .1. lebee—Mt. UK DERNARDY, tom LONDON. ACCOUNTANT, TORSION sod MCA KRAL AONNT,__lmertecgode ebb the oreoriston of the DAILY StIWN sad DXT111:18121 1 2 1101011IG M e lIVENING PANGS& reeettes Gram Am mei 0n i tt ...,,,,.. ppm thireesbool YILAXCE met tbe lAr. De Deno:* also ootteetabie to reeelve awl forward amiss. mole to *Aar plebe absoe team& raw e. -- ---- 'ITEM" -,VEIL-- jr:Tt PERFECT SIAM, 2B lbr MIA A,., All h ell KO 4 11 Winti IA reek, Wa s =tbil in h TriViz= IMAM emir el tel. Me whines Noe deo Serie= Maw" leer. ' M r Air se. :r ow ..r z w it,. . A. 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Ara& lairZelther I M Me Patent led, LL p soled les 1r .AMPS at all SORTS sad PATTERNS.—TM _LA Uses* se see as seettneit a PALIIIII NAGS sod ease CA:t DUMMIES I Asamilialmbr let& all the hued num im a a:.... yn. T:i.je. mop et bum II le 111 pee ms ti ft isr e e= hil selig en rile= set -AS per +he wary rt. W I.. 1.1 big lisa Att= TaAVIESB CANDLES, aid. and ad. per lb. ; 15 .sz will .0112% TO. ; empoila. I2L. 102.. sed 1022- : .SX seam'. •, ONWAIIS wil, U. IL;1101•22,12.14.; traiipiliet pes.l2. ft; bat .P 2. W 12.; gem amen. ie. M. =Pa .......714.102 wap, Ilk. and Ms. per 112 Ska ; AL. Wtedwr Nap, la W. pw prima; %coa t .b. H.; iCek 1 .• limas& 111. 12, IPw22 se.?..m. pir ; wit. la ,14„; sal, Y.; :rlar "Pi's" , ... Od. : 1I W. Pw et* it D.IIVIMIII ...... wsedwisk, t w at MilUlMlsii Szport w oe ~ d wed ell thoo mob st lower jam • VMM, ItmAspe. EALY _.....,,,50.-1551N :DOR.- An (VW libide d idhilblo .5=1 . 1 ~ WI -4.l;&golimsnil. " .. 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It Isebedimi di DONN sob Tao solWll nontlio COP tererer o uni erl iv erdoste.willig Mi.% esPPO dile. mom stem nom tow mow othipeatoh ohs. bith :a ° " a "tter OM ow abidtornossoc:ra rum ,oron u tit s 4 hobo ; debit ev.;:v....t:: =cm d. r -- D......... deo Wes Inei =trireeleod=olle Mee died; melt Enem oroterd woo moose, ff ra l4 fee tow lorolor eselkes4 hole; heedweed. wypenedMlt troll tee 111 loss. art. eall wooer 'IMO —No be dewed eed eileas loi co Ihe =stf Moses. Clerbliog sod OM Ildsootto= b.n oef ; M. ,_ Mt. lowromolote Ling M. Mee" U. MAL The IMO of the vokebee Weembeh bebbise MI yeedh et agroiit4- Not, to be NM by Triode Choleata LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, FSIDAT. 6 30 P x. The almost exclusive subject of conversation in the Salle des Pas Perdue and the muloirs of the Chamber today was the vote of yesterday and the speech of Prince Louis. It is agreed on all hinds that the determining came of the vote was the speech of Gen. Cavaignac and his peremptory declaration that the immediate election of the president was a matter of state teceadty. The prevailing opinion is that Gen. Cavaignac thinks that his own &mimeo( success are greater now than they would be at a later period. However this may be, the prospect of Prince Louis is as certain as anything can be which is subject to the chances of a regime like the present. It is said that lhalf a million of copies of the spec* he delivered in the Chamber yesterday will be printed in Paris and simulated the nett the departments , . Various rumours me elect mie so she midair of the speech, some ascribe it to hi. Abbattuoci ' eon to M. Viellard, and some to M. Odillon Barron All agree, however, that it will add largely to his moans. Some say that it willgain him a million of votes. The speech was cried to-day la the streets of Paris, and distributed by the hawkers at a nominal price. A democratic banquet is in preparat:on, under the presidency of M. Laden Rollin, to be called " The Ban quet of the Alliance of the People." Replete matimie to circulate that M. Lamartine &dims being a candidate for the presidency. A Memo paper gives • report of an address which he delivered to the national guards of that place, in which he declared that Fiance possessed citizens more capable and worthy than himself of presiding over her destinies, and that he was far from desiring that a burden so disproportionate to his strength should be imposed upon him. It is also said that Marshal Thailand will withdraw from the contest. His friends have written to him from Paris to Bidden% that he had no chance, and Oat it would be more prudent not to expose him self to a check. The new Archbishop of Paris was among the pub at the dinner of the president of the Assembly yesterday, as was also M. Dupin, whose hostility to the clergy is known. The proposition for transporting the convicted in surgents of June to Algeria was approved to-day in the bureaux. On the Bourse to-day the capitulation of Vienna was reported as certain. On inquiry, however, I find so certain authority for the tumour, and the beet in terim' persons doubt that any certain intelligence has salved, although the fact itself be very probable. Tie report, though so generally credited, produced bat Ode effect in the Parquet. The prevailing subject among the speculators was the question of the presidency, and the leading article which appeared this morning in La Prem. ' openly advocating the candidateship of Prince Louis, has produced a great sensation. I can state, on good au thority, that the Constitutionnei is aboa to follow the name course. The weekly report of the Bank of France, which I emit you this morning, has produced a m ost um& vourable impression. A farther diminution of WO million, and a half has taken place in the discounts, imdading the branch banks, while the circulation hoe wocoweled four millions. Tll9 Metallic team now amounts to 230 millioas, V 398 millions of notes in circulation. Within as e t six weeks the amount of the discounts has fallen 16 millions. In the Assembly to-day, the remam t og alleles of the project of decree for the election of thepresident were discupsed. It was decided that the elation should take place in the chief plane of sash antes, giving a power, however, to the prefects to have sub ordinate polling places where it algid mess neweary. The votes to be written or printed on white paper. Several amendments to the project of the com mittee were proposed and suoceedvely rejected. nu., Ocr. 27.—Sew Loan. • flies ass" 441 0 ; raw per Ocals., U 4e ; lAN Lem: ISS so; Tows, . 7ri. = /hi% 1540, 771 ; Do. ISO, 77i ; Do. Threes, —; to. mat. —; S e dge Sea* 79; Rom Loss, 9111; Trweemr7 Swede. leak Rem 1300; Mama ea Leas. 91Sero, 23 40 ; 99 &we. 23 39, web. Ra.u.wArearls sad Wrap, 903 ; Porn awl Sous, 300; tom sad Havre, 193; Arigmee and Ilaregami, n; Steeiewri and Bale, 30; °entre norms, 233 73; Mikes awl Doolopeb —; Swag; MI 73; Nceib, 533. Z. MADRID, Oct. 21. Yesterday an official communication was received by the mime er of the United States from Senor Pidal,requir. lag MS to surrender up his focus= Ferdinand to the an t/midst Fur the came of this application I refer you to a previous letter. It seems, however, that I was misintormed as to the =test of Seiner Pidars eossesione in his &prolo gs* note, which merely amounted he offering excuses he the discourteous manner in whisk the yews of the go. veremsas bad sated. Be also promised to punish the Worms, &Wont Ferdinand. As I believe Gem Saunders denies the right of the government to claim his servant for the military service, it seems probable that some dispute may pow out of this question between the Spanish government and that of the Bated States. Baltrand de Lie is appointed minister at the court of Turin, for which destination he will start at the end of the mouth. The Marquis of PenuFkeida is to be replaced in the go blets* polities of Madrid by SUMS Gaming. A French mousbeloser hie mails his appearance on the Catalonian frontier, fir the pipes of es-operating with the Spanish primmest to pat dews the inseurgenti. C - rdova sent two of his aide-de camps to receive him. Ike Jose Primo de Rivera happointed Captain.Generalof Cadis, vice Chaim deceased. There is talk of ea amnesty. ALEXANDRIA, OCT. 14. Ibrahim Paella is seriously ill at Giro; be intends to to to recover his health. Commerce, which was very flourishing, end looked so well, some days ago, has declined in consequence of the news brought by the last mail. Many of our speculators notarial' hopes of its amendment. The vistas of the Nile this year has been frightful, and ecessioued great damage ; oneeeptently it Is feared that the pu le will will be totally lag. The islands of Rhode and have been inundated, notwithstanding the mea sures adepts& One of the transit steamers, with 400 bales on board fix Cairo, was taken, during the night, by the CPT- I rent, apes an inundated village. end, Mould the water fall, it will be diScult to get her to the ND' again. Oar new exesiel, Yr. Gilbert, is just the mace we wanted here. He has English Mimeos truly at heart. We trust he will soon put a mop to the abuses that exist, and have existed for so less a time in his chancellery. The illness of Ibrahim Packs sends the Nile off directly, with all haste, to France. MALTA, Ocr. 18. The Indus, with the Calcutta mails, has only this moment ordeal from Alexandria. The Triton starts num. diately for Muse Wes. Her Majesty's brig Harlequin arrived on the 17th from Trieste, Corte, and Cephalonia. All quiet at the last plan. Oa her passage from Trieste to Corfu she encountered a heavy southerly pale for several days, in which she let her quarter-boots. For the &tun the French vteenten whisk run between MarenTes sad Coestantiaopte, teaching at Malts, will ate coil at Trepan°, in Maly is peallione, and me anarslsqr, in quarantine. This is a Men meemmedlatien te Weft and Malta, and will be higlft bespida. Nast mused by the &Wink authorities in the length of the quimadme. The French steamer Nile male in from Aleasairls Way at noon. Her malls in Marseilles closed at ll pnt., and the loners brought by her from Alex andria were sot dollen,' until 310 p.m ! ITALY. In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies on the 21st, at Turin, the minister of war, Daboemida, made a report on the state of his department. Mime the Chamber to understand that the Piedmeenses army, though still, perhaps, numerically inferior to the Aim trian, was ready to take the field, at tbe jested notice. By teinParieblfr. he mid, the disorgenlastioa of the Austrian army will increase in the same Fo portion with the return of madame on the other side. Ministers would be daring in the solution of the question of wart a proof of this was the order given to the Sardinian Beet to return to Venice. By respecting the mediation, the .-tamer of Prams had been promised in case of the resomawscoment of hostilities; it would be withdrawn, were Piedmont inconsiderately to cross the Ticino; the 141118 of Italy might then be endangered. The Piedmont/is army was inferior in discipline to the Austrian, in so far as STATE OF T f HE WIND AND WEATHER. o Serie lairr.) hohostezTin To Nnis o' Ts CLooK num Mowing°, the vbioad work" at the odazioriord Orr Inn as Mow: Leer ...LW. by 8-Plao thins& O.A.w.Flaid o ol y dsoly Flu L0w5070.... .11- = ' ,..,....8.1- flas larrarr Fine WM= .8. .Pig lirberrii .. IL Fir Cbrorni..B.W Fir 188.8108 .8. Gory = : 15. Fir -LE . .Fim Iterrobst B. Pine lionssisbaLLl,7Llnas Orrin ..11.11.11. Gory linir--.8.......1188 D 1 B. Fir 11801ribri -.L......1ine IS:l l ‘nbms .8.......F1as Probererb.ll.W....Cloody 01 ----ILL -lir 151717•F01L..5.W....e1h0wery = MOWN B. Cloak ii A awry B.W....lbargy lisribue . piii. A Slurry .-41.W..a1me Wig ....N. -Fla* WAlT.AisaiepliT ,A. Rata 1111 68. !" . ..—.... 1p1.116 .11.8.W.-Clos4 Wrimi -..- .8. --Umiak* Lodi -ALL 1/18.-Ere Wiarra....l4.F. Fir Warr -8..... "re Wairrtos. 8. .11•18 1a1tb....... ..1......2188 Yosolota .. ILL Pig Lagar .. ....A. Clary Toot .B.W. ....Vry las ristoi. OX 87. II prh,, vtad BA.W.; ray. IRELAND. MR. DUFFY'S CASE. DUBLIN, FRIDAY ETINING. The county grand jury having handed down tree bills against Mr. Duffy today at the sitting of the court, he wu called upon to plead. His counsel im mediatelymoved thatthe indictment be quuhed,on the ground that the requirement of the statute 6th Geo. IV. cap. 61 had not been complied with. 1 his statute enjoins, that whenever the venue shall be changed by the Crown, the habeas corpus transferr;ng the custody of the prisoner from one gaol to another shall issue ten days before the bill of indictment shall be found. In this case it was issued after bill found. The court have taken until to-morrow to decide tLe point, but they were manifestly with Mr. Butt during the an foment of the case. The effect of the decision, if in favour of Mr. Duffy, will be to postpone his trial at least ten days. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (11118 DAT.) TRIAL Or MULLINS, THE CHARTIST, TOR FELONY. Refers Mr. hallos Mauls and Mr. Justice Wlghtman. The trial of this ease wu resumed at the sitting of the must this morning, and witnesses were examined for the de fense, with the view of Impeaching the evidence of Barrett, Davis, and Powell. The Attorney-Omura was addressing the court at the time of going to prom AT BIRMINGHAM, on Thursday evening, a dinner took plane to celebrate the annlvenary of the opening of the Con Exclisage, Messrs. Monte, DI P., Scholetleld, Spooner, M.P. and Newdegate, 112., attended. The speeches referred thistly to the state of the monetary and commercial derangements existing in the Country, bet these were not of Baldest important* to render them worthy of detailed notion. About 200 gentlemen were present. Ft= AT CAMBERWELL.—This morning, shortly after ow o'clock, a firs was diesovered in a house adjoining to, and wed as the offices of, Maws. Fleming's brewery, ea Centherwelbgresa. An immediate alarm wee !given, but in a few minutes the fire bad ecommunicated w the brewery Well On the arrival of the parish engines, and the.. of the West of England and other companies, the greater portion of the brewery was found wrapped in flames, and three or four of the houses on the Green were fiercely burning at the basks, threatening destruction to the wkok range of pre miers on that quarter of the ground. The =Ow at the Vauxhall water-works were immediately drawn, bat, unfor tunately, the quality of water which flood from the pipes was found inadequate to feed so large a number of engines as were wanted to sops with a firs of such immense =apti tude. The firemen, however, under the direction of Messrs. Henderson, Connorton, and Garwood, the chief °E on of the three bodies present, made the brat one of the limbs* quantity of water at head, which they judiciously disof bated over the burning mass; but, unfortunately, without woduciug the least effect upon the violence of the destructive element. The wind, which was blowing terrificelly at the time forced the flames in sundry directions, which ignited the Mother Red Cap Tavern, at the corner of the Green ; the shop et Mr. T. Kaff, next door ; and the butcher's shop of Mr. Green Finding that It was impossible to extinguish the fire in the brewery, the whole force of water was brought to bear upon the latter-sand presakse. In less than two hours after the ant deanery, every building 'cosseted with the brewery was destroyed. The total lose mew amount to a sot eldwable sum; for, besides the total dastruation of Moen. Fleming's brewery, the counting-bean is scummed; the Red Cap, and the beck part of Mr. Gress's premises are much injured ; the berm of Mr. Deane (lobate) is toteliy destroyed, and ma imareopied ham, when the fin first broke nut, is likewise bead dews. How the fire originated is net moil .Icaown; bat, Eros dreumstasess known only to Mr ?isobar._ , he Lett liasedfjestifled In stria a party late Ike weak of the pollee ea a charged having wilfully eel the presdees m ire. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Cloek.—The funds and public securities of most kinds are all in the ascendant. Consols have touched 86, but are now quoted lower, at sq to for money and time, with a strong market. Reduced Threes 841 to 1. Threeand-a.Querter per Cents., 85 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 425. to 455. premium. Bank Stock, 186 to 8. The Money Market article in the Daily News this morning about banking affairs, and the intention of the Bank of England directors to reduce the rates of interest, has made a great sensation in the city, where it has been the general topic of conversation. In the foreign market we have Mexican better, at 21 to 1. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., stronger, at 441 to 6; the Fours at 681 to 9. Brazilian higher, at 71 to 3. Chillier), 82 to 4. New Grenada, 12 to 13. Spanish Fives have improved to 101 to 111; the Threes are 211 to 21 ; Passive, 24 to 3. Portuguese have again advanced, and are quoted 23 to 4. Peruvian dull, at 30 to 2. Russian are higher, at 9S to 100. Hamburg letters of the 24th instant report sugars as lively, coffee quiet, wheat dull, good barley in demand ; money abundant, and discounts 1 to 11 per cent. Exchange looking down, there being mote bills in all p SNOW= TIMM Bask swat, IN 8 Spiv O. Ol e. far AIL 853 j 3 rot Ot. itori Num. 888 IJ4 pw Cats. 85 1 pie CI Omar. Lams. 444 3 aettolusr iMU.. 42s to 45s MM. 1012111J1 hoerOL ♦ulrl•e Daudet, pm Oi. Bel•. Boo* 70 2 2!41. 211 • V " I t :IT R N II XL I P2 1 3 &MEM INN 12 13 0. Paerlea 4. 'reve r '74. 3 ,... jelly • pef CI. Nueua A l ton b. DIWC 111 n 13d.. 614 Ditto Columgqb. uadoeDef. Nib.. Columbian k 11 I 3 pa, Ct. Danish T 14 per Ct. Dot-it B&., 444 4 gra. Dutch Coto.. Of IT Bdp, mid 11 1} i par Ct. % 100 ran MP. 21f 14 Smelt Defend Dn. Di, Pann e 8di..12 2 per tio CL. Vailearna 14 10 Teeeseen Defined SILAS RAILWAYS.—Shares are 'seemingly quite wild to-day. The following quotations will show the state of the market. The speculative sellers of railways are all quite in consternation. We quote London and North Western, 118 to 18, bat they have been eked 119; Midlands, 78 to 80; North Stafford., 64 to 6 di..; Scottish Central, 20 to 2; Caledonians, 184; Ditto Pref., 14 dia. Hudson's lines have advanced generally. BALES EFFECTED UP It, TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's pram will to liseedin ism page.) &Woken. 1/. awl II 16 Ward Jon., 24 Si Lon. & N. Warms, 112 17 Do. New Qrs., 74 $ Mr, Wirer., sad Dudley, 13 Do. Fifths, 61 51 Wald and Omar. 45S r M. lk B. (A), 91 Broth willasealee, 3/ 4 d Caledenall. - 181 HI Do. do. (11), 94 Lae`.. do. De. Mr 1111. Prof. 34 41 S. Western. 39 40 Chester sal lidykriall. 111 i Do. New: ~ 27 Do. Pod. 1111 Do. Third., 44 5 d Easters Bata, 121 13 Do. New Scrip, 1848, 14 Do. New Geer. 6 per Cy!! Wm.. Met, and Ilne. (Great Do. N. mil ff. ii pa (X, 491 SO Grimsby aad Sired.), S E. Lane., 15 141 Midland, 76 8 M. New Qrs., 4 Do. 501. an. Peet, 71 31 Do. 6 per Cent. Pref., 4 Do. Sir. and Derby, 54 1 E. Uneolim.2ll Norfolk Guar. 5 per Cent., 41 Greet Northern, 31 41 OA, Wore., and Wolv„ 224 3 Do. Halm A Del., 141 Bead., Guild., and Rag., 81 Do. Halves B 6 pm Cent., 41 &ankh Central, 21 2 Oeest Southern ad Widen (Ira Shropshire Union, 1 1 land 22 ), Great N. of England, 217 IS fiank.E No. I, mbreo, 13 24 Do. Greato. Western, 7680 Do. Thirds, 111 No. 4, 611 Do. Halves, 43 Booth Wales, 74 Do. Quarters, 1151 17 VIM Som., tad Wey., 23 Do. Firths, 161 York. Neese , & Bar. (Orig. New. Do. New 171., 10 &8er.),141 44 Lana & Carlisle, 44 8 Do. Orig. New. & Ber., 24 51 Do. Thirds, 7 Do. Eat. No. 1 (York k New.), Lane. Is York., 531 101 121 Do. Halves (A), 121 Do. No. 1, (Neva &Ber.).111 18 Leeds end Bradford, II 71 De. G.N.L Par., 5 7 Lead., Bright, awl Sou tl Coed, York Do Peel & Nat& Wird , 48 52 271 114 lll Do. New 51. Goer. 6pm Ct., 41 Do. E. &W. Riding F:.,13 4 N. N. lirl ftd trii. d ril IV N. of Frozen GA Paris and Lyons, 5 De Halms, 61 7 Do. do., 41 1 Do. Thirds, 11 44 Bones sad Havre, 71 unman SALES, Orrom 27. Birken., Lames., & Cheshire (3IR Lou &N. W. (Med. C. & IL), 20 oh.), 94 4 Do. (fled. C. k B. Thirds), 71 Callrot Pre, 11 d Whirl/. 731 3 E. Lancashire(6l/. Pref.), la.M.p De. Mlles, I d Great Northern (A), 31 Naafi 71 4 Lane. & Wets. MEM, 414 4 Nora Haim (A), 1 4 Do. M. it, 11 4 Neve Wisest% 81 4 Do. tiliteenthe, 4 Suess.. Chaster (late N.W.M., Do Fine (late W. B. Volca), Now oho, 314 IL Ils. W. 4 Sea t Dome No. 4, 61 L. a N. Wasters, 1061 8 York, News., and Her. (G. N. E. Do. Do. N rs. (A ew Pre 4 , 13e. M. 1 d Par.), 31 4 QSt B), p Groat Northera,7Bl4 " Do. A, 3 1-16 Los. I N. Woolira, 103 7 Hod. inv= i4 2o 4 floottlols 21 && & Dove , o. 4 1 6 1 5-18 Obrocohlre Hoke, 8 7-18 SAL E% Orroodo V. sod Linceht, 111 d North Cake (A), lid Caledsalan net, 14 d Leeds s, 51 d Nan. had Flft Sim. Quarter, (C), 1 15.16 p Meth Btafordshlre. 71 7 SALA Ocrossa 27. There was ealy aerraiTm have gone up egeta amide' BUN., &abr., & Bt. Val., se N. Stadadibire, 7/. ea. ea. 7id of budaw dice . , hat shares iropshhe Mdse. 3I d PRODUCE.—LivnarooL, Oct. 27.—Suga r: There has been a fair demand, and the sales are 200ds. B. P. sad 9,000 bags Bengal, without change in prime. Foreign : 630 Was. Porto Moo have been veld at front 360.6 d. to 395. per cwt., daty paid ; nothing done foe export.— Coffee : 120 tierces Jamaica have been soli at previous rata, with 600 bags La Onapra, 650 bags Rio, and 226 bags St. Domingo tam for export ; the latter at 275. 6d. per cwt. AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" 01 LAST NIGHT. „,..... mime 4...1715: ju,54.....1 :,Q......418..,°. 4,11112.6.1...4694 ..1 ".....MAILI":: """..73 a3oSwk..":lll' 74:11.."A5i"*".4..:76 - g 9861 , 647t1.69. DISTIUMIL sele. prke. 1 NIL r ies. 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Wales. 536 54 193 34 1169 15 7 ... .... . - . hoperiClool ll l2 Amor 107164 31 3 41163 132 11. 13839 19 11 344 -32 4-1, 4088 —33 19 II 1734 3174-7 Hutt, Oet. 27.—The weather °optimum unsettled, and much rein falls, insomuch that the low lends an flioded, end even the high lands an so wet that the smiculturiete cannot proceed with the Wheat sowing. The markets have shown more firmness, end better rates have been realised. For fine old Wheats an advance of Is per qr. has been paid, whilst new are firm at last week's rates. Barley, both for melting and grinding, may be quo:ed Is. per qr. higher; also Beaus and Pees. Oats in good demand, at steady rates. Rye meets a fair sale at 104 d. per stone, and Rye Meal at 71. per ton. Linseed Cakes are in steady demand. Hull-made, 81. 16s. to N. 17s. 6d. ; beet foreign, 81.. down to 71. Si. per tin for inferior. Rape Cakes are slow of sale. Fans English and Foreign made 87s. 6d. to 901. per ton. The arrivals of Linseed this weak amount to 13,839 qn.. comprising 2,826 qes. from Petersburg, 2,370 qrs. from Ts, ganrog, 2,320 qrs. from Hertel', 2.300 qn. from Berdisoski; 2,120 qrs. from Odessa, and 1,903 qn. from Memel. These supplies ani principally oa =she's' account, and but little has come ea the market. The mills being all in full work, the consumption is on the largest smile, both is this port sad the surrounding districts, which draw their suppiise free this market. Bales have notbeen brisk, yet in these Mooted the rates of last week bare been well maintained. We quota Black Bre, 395. to 40.. ; Petersburg, fine, 38s. to 39a.; good crushing, 365. to 375. ; Inferior, 335. 6d. to 365.; Riga, 84s. to 36e. ; Konigsbere and Hemel, 31s. to 361. per qr., mord lag to quality and condition. Repeeeed is not so tree auks, the crushers having been large importen Fine German and Danish, 241. 10s to 251. ; Black ftes, 131 10s. to 141. 10s. per last. Imports into Hull during this week : Linseed. 13,839 qrs. ; Rapeseed. 2,910; Wheat, 4,635 ; Barley, 4,619 ; Oats, 427; Beals, 1,606 ; Peas, 1,218 ; Tares, 260. LINCOLN, Oct. 27.-A fair show of Wheat; the market opened at Is. advance, sad closed dull, at the advance. The Barley trade languid, yet good malting qualities supported lain week's rates. A large show of Oats, at last week's price.. Old Wheat, 601. to 695. ; new, white. 68s. to Ws.; red, 50e. to 55e. Barley, malting, 331. to 354.; grinding, 28s. to 30a. Oats, 16e. to 225. Beans, 395. to 415. Lautavoot, Oct. 27.-New York *deters, to the 10th betas% repot a steady business in Breantuffs, with liberal Valready forward and expected: little variation had n e ;lace recently in Wheat and Flour, but the tendency in prices was rather downwards; Indian Corn, on the con trary, maintaining full rates.-Free.on-board quotations, inclusive of freight, are, for white Gennessee Wheat, 495. 6d. ,• red Wheat, 40.. to 46, . 6d. per 4801 M. Flour, Me. to 275. per barrel. Indian Core, 31s. to 31s. 3d. per 41110 tbs. Corn Meal, 17.. 3d. per barrel. Exports from New York to the United Kingdom, for week ending 20th October, vie: Wheat, 18,000 quarters, Flour 60 000 barrels, Indian Coen, 114,400 quarters : the shipments of the two former articles from other ports of the Union, up to the same period, were %rakes in comparison, but the aggregate exports of Indian Corn may be estimated at nearly 170,000 qrs. The duty on Wheat is advanced to 61. pa qr., and oa Flour to 3s. per barrel, which is the only alteration therein this week. The transactions on this market in the interval from Tuesday, hays been to a moderato extent only, and al together for consumption, at prices little, if at all, varying from previous quotations. A change of wind has at length compensated for our recent scanty snivels, and we refer to tte note at feu for particulars of the imports of the last three days, which, it will be observed, are considerably augmented. Influenced by this large influx of most kinds of grain pro duce, and in anticipation of further liberal supplies, the millers and dealers at our market to-day were in general ex tremely cautious in their proceedings, except as regards In dian Corn, which continued to meet a lair demand at 6d. per qr. under Tuesday's rates, Corn Meal moving sparingly at a decline of 6d. per barrel. In Wheat of any description the operations were upon a very limited scale ; end though good samples of British and foreign old were held rather firmly at our last quotations, all qualities of new were Id. to 2d. per 702). cheaper. English and Irish Flour, being more difficult deals than usual, must be noted 6d. to Is. per sack lower ; and most brands of States, as well u Canadian, were in slow request, at an abatement of 6d. per barreL Barley and Malt ruled nearly] the same, in all respects, as on Tues day. Egyptian Beans continued to meet a fair inquiry, at a nether advance of 6d. to le. per qr., all other qWittes remelting steady in value. Peas dud, and le. per qr. cheaper. Oats, betog more plentiful, and in very limited asnaod. needed 11. pos 15112. , amid °tamest declined 35. to 6d. per load. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn, from tlie 24th Oct. to the 26th Oct. inclusive : Wheat, 24,035 ; Barley, 2,724; Malt, 3,147; Oata, 6,634; Beans, 30; Peas, 376; Indian Corn, 15,471 qrs. ; Indian Corn Meal, 261 barrels; Oatmeal, 5,184 sacks ; Flour, 4,691 seeks and 18,188 barrels. Biro., Oct. 26.-Our supply was below the usual avenge. Wheat was freely taken up at an advance of 2e. per qr above last week's prices. Few transactions in Barley. Oats and Barley dull, at quotations. Old Wheat, 7s. to 7.. 9d.; new, 6.. 6d. to 7s. U. per bushel. Grinding Barley, 32a. to to 351. Usti, 19s. to ,255. per qr. Beans, U. 6d. to 6a. per bushel. Sosasonoroir, Oct. 26.-The supply of all kinds of grain to-day is not large, but the condition being so poor it is fully equal to the demand. For what is tolerably dry we cannot note any variation in price, whilst for soft semplts lower prices have to be submitted to. New Wheat, 625. to 565. per qr. of 40 stones, and old, 661. to 60s. Barley, 31s. to 325. per qr. of 32 stones. Oats, 101. to lid. per stone. Superfine Flour, 46e. to 46e.; seconds, 395. to 40e. per sack of 20 stases. Dountuerroc, Oct. 27.-There was a good inquiry for old Wheat at our market to-day ; but as holden were very firm at full prices, only a moderate amount of business was done. Bartey, Beans, and Oats met a steady sale, without chants is prior. WAXEPIELD, Oct. 27.-We have a fair arrival of Wheat this week. For new there is a stead, sale, at the extreme rata of this day ss'nnight, but there /1 no great laquiry for old, and we cannot quote any improvement in price on this description. Fine Barley is scarce, and readily brings Is. per v. more money ; whilst second sorts are not dearer. Oats and Shelling without &Ravioli. Beans es before. No va riation in other articles. Prices : Wheat, per qr., 601 b. to the bush., Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new, 61s. to Ms.; extra, 665. • white, 625. to 66e.; extra, 68s. Norfolk and Hunts, red, 495. to 51*.; extra, 54t. ; white, 48s. to 61s. ; extra, 655. Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 48s. to 61s. ; extra, 545. ' • white, 48e. to 521. ; extra, 655. ; Yorkshire, red, 48s. to 61s. ; extra, 535. ; white, 495. to 615.; extra, 645.: Centric and Konigsberg, white, 535. to 544. ; ex tra, 675 .; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, Os. to 614.; extra, 665. Mediterranean, red, 41s. to 434. ; extra, 495. ; old, red, 1847, 615. to 675. ; white, 61s. Barley, per quarter imperial, Norfolk and Suffolk, 841. to 361. extra, 375. ; Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 325. to 365. • ex t ra, 365. ; Scotch, 335. to 33e. ; extra, 365. ; grind ing, 29i.foreign, 295. to 315.; extra, 345. Beans, quarter, 63Ibs. to the bushel, small, fine, new, 365. to a& extra, 40s. ; Ticks, new, 355. to 365.; extra, 375..; foreign, new, 345. to 36e. Oats, per stone, mealing, lid. to 114 d.; extra, 12d.; feeding, lid. to 114 d.; extra, 124.; foreign, 104 d. to lid.; extra, 12d. Shelling, per load of 28a. to 295. ; extra, 30s. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 395. to 40s. ; extra, 425. Peas, per imp. qr., blue and whits boilers, 345. to 36e. ; extra, 38s. ; grey and feed, 335. to 345. ; extra, 355. Rapeseed, per last imp., English, 241. to 261. ; foreign, 241. to 261. Linseed_ . „ per imp. qr., 324 to 40s. Inputs during the week ; Wheat, 14,603 qrs.; Barley, 2,9 W; Oats, 1,412 Beans, 636; Peas, 373 qrs. ; Rsoeseed 433 qrs. ; Linseed, 18 ; Shelling, 170 loads ; Malt, 34 Loa& WILITZMATIN, Oct. 26.-i middling supp 4 of Wy e and transactions brisk. New Cumberland heat made 255. 6d. per bushel of 14 stone • Isle of Man and Scotch Wheat, 22.. par bushel. Barley t rade displayed great firm ness. Best samples of county and Scotch Barley, of which there wan large arrivals, 125.6 d. per bushel of 12 at. ; some 11l , , li t cli I ! Ft I. lie- Its.. with Id. ; lb. Lbw that pre. lay mist = IC U a i m. 11'M j I Lag- Mali = Bosco Da& Bariara ibartes 01 00011 0 Para. L The In tee. Werke. 'atom of 06A itorithe le • oilmiooll *pima. heteffin, ROOM r Wk . off tree OM lOW Ira • CAo -A bar ti dos Fwd womb. t oa the • paths. oad OA, s ottsi hal aralso4 tallas and 111. arly of W. W. CO/. a • matt. il.. L. re. el • 184. 11 •