The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-05 00:00:00

PM 0 1 4--"ko #4140-7-.4 , 4e1 - .0 eAI --'"" ~~, 7 '*l Tbt ifortg NOT A BAD REASON POI Amami CHARTUDI.- A rev. gentleman of this town, while in eonversaties the other day with an individual who formerly flowed as a red hot stickler for the sic point., Wialt struck with the sub deed language in which his political ideu were now do - bed. remarked, " Why, —, I thought you were a chartist." " fSo I wee, air," rejoined the other; " hut "—and the answer is doeply significant—"l have lately built two Utz cottages!" Comment would be maisplaosd.—Laneastsr HLTWARD'S HIMTN, Oot. 4.—Wheat was In Rood sup ply ; new sold frailly at oar quotation*. and old expenanceel a good demand, at full prises. Osta, Beans, and Pau steady What, whi'. old. 151. to 161.; new. 114. to 151.; rod, old, 141 to 141 10s.; new, 101. to 121 8,11-y, 34.. to 36a. alts, 19.. to 231. Beans, 36a. to 381. Pea% 3Ss. to 40a. 657.] LONDON, THURSDAY, OCT. 5,1848.:, [THREEPENCE. DAtILY NEWS and EXPRESS. 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Ikals. for Coitagen .4 i ---- =I. ,-- irt 0- =rip II pimp= limo linuele *ran lona Pew Inds Vane Beans In &Me mam. Bum Lvi lAyeleg • Ceinderlas Labe "'"" Bar Cillterver Aanala Wee I _. et TWO T UNAS . Clem Mae Mow I Mos Ism [ lund et Pen Mt Obennelreenb : fenny laltseelmee - well Cabmen N Cans vino :. Creepers Cline Paean Mem Palente Ones Imperials Panty U., 011•11•11111 S Priv Plowman al Nelms In Window los spolable Ciosimyl Naomi' Pew art Lookletilm Debar nee Mims Dabble Palaigoolame =Violeta Porenalale ~, _ Stone pennies Penes hie ankh@ tee Fenno v._ as probation Mee MK Pill 11111141111 ad nth mined .fir. LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, WEDNESDAY. 6.90 PAL. In my despatches of Monday evening I noticed the striking ender es of the progress of the reaction in the result of the elections of the presidents and secre taries of the bureaux of the Assembly. We have another example not less striking to-day, in the elution of the vice-presidents of the Amiembly, in whisk the entire list of the Rue de Poitiers has been mootiessfal, and the evernment, as well as the Mon =s, signally discomfited. Of the six vice-pre the government, despairing of more, attempted to return two, MM. Ravin and Stourm, in plus of MM. Proem and Lecroiss, and they could not even accomplish this. The Montaguard candidates were MM. Guinard, Germain Beirut, Beaune, David (d'Angses), Augusto Moe, and Bac. These were sup ported bye very small salaceity. The quid= of the presidency is every hour pro ducing curious decomposition of party in the /beara bly. I learn this afternoon, that a meeting has been held at the Rae Taitbout, at which the exalted demo crats have resolved completely to change their pre vious system of tactics, and to vote for the election by universal suffrage. This, which is not yet generally known, will doubtless create a great sensation. A coalition, on a question so important, between the ex tremes of the Chamber, the " Moderes" and the Mon p= ths republicans by necessity and the re b choice, is amusedly the last thing that could have been expected at this moment. Whether this movement has arisen merely from a desire to thwart General Cavaignac, or from a far of the ultimate conseqaenoss of a measure so extraordi nary for them as the disfranchisement of the nation in relation to its chief, I cannot say, bat of the fact there is no doubt. The government has adopted a very ingenious ex =fur completing the disarming of the fau- It has employed agents to purchase the muskets at 15 francs a piece. This project was hardly a day put in fore, before 1,500 muskets found their way to the arsenals. Little doubt is entertained that the object will thus be completely attained. I am informed that in one of the diplomatic salons, and in the presence of three foreign ministers, one of whom was the Hanoverian minister, it was affirmed and credited, last evening, that dupatches bad arrived from Vienna, definitively rejecting the Anglo-French mediation. If this be true, it would appear to be the consequence of commwsications interchanged between Paris and Vienna since the date of the lest note of the Austrian cabinet, which I mint you; and it would seem that Lord Palmerston and M. Budd' not having accepted at once the conditions proposed by Austria, the latter power, encouraged donMless by Russia and Prussia, cut the matter short by rejecting the media don altogether. At the moment of closing then despatches, I am informed that an emeute has taken place this after noon in the %alien., at Clichy. It originated, it is said, in • demonstration of working dyers, in the seeptereent of M. Moonier, and was caused by • dindention of wages. The *Relatives, who are very immirens, have combined with those of Puteux, Beekepm, and Courbevoie, where dyeing web@ are alas seleblished, in dem anding the matutemense of their wags. Beard battalions of the line, some do teammate of the mennted republican guar d,; and a body of the milieu de Paris, have been si.nt to the art. At the sitting of the Committee of Fineness yester day, M. Berryer read his report of the preposition of M. Jules Fevre relative to the property of the Orleans famil . The proposition of AL Jules Favre, it will be war for attributing to t he domain of the state the property of the privy denials, as well as that belonging to the civil list; but the numerous creditors of the civil list claimed the sums doe to them. The report concludes that the creditors of the monarchy should be paid oat of the privy domain, until the whole of their debts are liquidated, and until which time this domain shall remain under sequestration, except the personal effects belonging to the exiled prim" which shell be restored to them ; and until the liquidation is complete, an annual remittance far their maintenance shall be made to them. All the princes are said to have assented to the liquidation, and sent powers to have it carried into execution. It appears, that sieve February 24, the total revenue of the domain has not exceeded 1,300,000 francs. The debts amount to upwards of 30,000,000 francs; and, the property is valued at 80,000,000 trance, iati though if sold at the present price of real pro perty, produce enough to cover the debts. The con sideration of the report was postponed till Saturday. The Assembly was occupied to-day with rather an agitated discussion on the subject of the incompatibi lities; in other words, the question how far the occupa tion of paid officer of any kind wee incompatible with the functions of a representative. P. 8.—1 am assured, by persons who have had good means of information, that immediately after the re cent elections the Duchess of Berry arrived ineog. in Paris, and remained in the hotel of a well-known legitimist komme de Wires, and that about two days ago the again left Paris. Her presence was discovered by the government, and she was closely watched by the police, but was not molested, the government not wishing to embarrass themselves by any interference with her unless under absolute security. I cannot guarantee the accuracy of this, but it comes from • qquarter entitled to credit, and likely to be Pasta Oar. 4. Nvw Law. —; Maws ~441 O: 44 10 : Fl.. pw Dray SS U. LW Una, SO 21; Belgian Wye% 1110,347. D . . —; Da. 21wany —; Two.awl.a- Unk —: Dasiks. SI 73 &on= Iris, 11314; Trowary 111. *sift 1370; tsdisslis as Undo , . IS Ss2s. 2S 274 ear anal pear ; SO dam US7 orb sod pew. Lanwaw.—Parls Pa Odessa and Fowls and Boar der : b iz ws and flaws • wed ATlgawa sag ISS; an Bale, SS; Oatri (Iflants), SU; Asks* an d Doalorpo, —; Bordnaz, VS ; North, MS 7s. ITALY. Th• Piansentese Gazelle. of the 30th alt., formally denies that any ill-feeling exists batwesa the military and national guard at Alexandria, and declares that the Piedmonts, troops now in Tuscany are not to take any pert in the internal dimensions of that country, but merely to defend the frontier. The Risoryinesto of Turin, of the 30th alt., has deices from Palermo up to the 16th. The royalists had attempted an attack against the capital, and had been repuhed, with a loss of 700 prisoner.. A column had been railed in the midat of the city with the in scription, " Men will say—' Here was Palermo.'" WEST INDIA MAIL. The Royal Mail Company's steamer Medway, Capt. Symons, Lieut. South, Admiralty Agent, arrived at half-past 9 this morning at Southampton, bringing the West India Mail, 900,000 dollars on freight, and 81 parnengenr. Her dates are : Honduras, Ist; Demerara, 4th ; St. Jago de Cuba, sth ; Trinidad, Bth ; Jamaica, 7th ; Grenada, Bth ; Barbados., 9111; Martinique, 10th; and St. Thomas's, 14th September. Among the passengers by the Medway, are Lieut.- Colenel Reed, late Governor-General of Barbados., and General /yin!, Governs. of Porto Rico. . . The West India islands generally were healthy; the ISMS was &Towable, and the crops promising. Messy, however, was scarce, and business continued extemskr dalL Bir Charles Grey, the Governor of Jamaica, had met with a severe accident. He was thrown from his mule, and sustained an injury of the spine so severe that his life was despaired of. A correspond ent gives the following particulars: "It appears that Sir Charles was proceeding, cm the 6th of September, to his mountain residence, and epos mounting his mule, which stood fifteen hands hi4h, he was thrown over the animal's head, and received such injurits that he remained insensible for two hours. The medical gentleman, after a very careful examination, pronounced one or two ribs broken and the spine dislocated. During the next day Sir Charles vomited a great quantity of fluid resembling 1 the black vomit; bat it was not determined whether it proceeded from the rupture of a blood-vessel or from fever. At the time the packet left Kingston, at 4 p.m. on the 7th, the fever was high, and there Wes no chance of the governor's recovery. The Med way was detained one hoar, as it was fully expected , that his excellency's death would be announced." The greatest confusion continued at St. Domingo, and a sloop-of-war had left Jamaica for Hayti, to protect British interests. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We have accounts from the Cappee of Good Hope, with files of the South Africa; Adoerliur to the 30th of July, bringing particulars of the insurrectionary movement beyond the Orange River, to which allusion was made in this paper on Tuesday last. It appears, that on the 22nd of July, intelligence reached Cape Town, by ox press from Bloem Fontein, announcing that certain emigrant Boers, under Andreas Pretorius, were in estate of revolt, and endeavouring to form a coalition with some native chiefs, atist British icitho rity, and intended i n th e first instance to direct their operations against the rising settlement at Natal. These intentions were openly avowed in s. letter addressed to Sir Andrits Stockenstrom, by Pretoria' himself. In this letter, which Sir Andric, imme diately forwarded to the governor, Pretoria, spoke confidently of Panda, the Zool a Chief, as his ally ; of Moshesh and Moroko as wavering, but likely to join him, willingly or unwillingly, with whose assistance, and that of the lesser chiefs, who could not stand aloof by themselves, he seemed confident of being able to make root and branch work with the British, and punish the wa verer' and traitors amongst his own countrymen. He described, in short, a deep-laid and extensive conspi racy, which would be alarming were it not relieved by the incredible folly of his addressing Sir Ardries as a colleague and brother in revolt, giving him due notion of his proceedings, requesting from him sap plies of gunpowder and lead, and expressing his gratification at hearing that he, " Sir Andries, was on the move r The accounts from the immediate scene of insurrec tion are not very full; but it would seem that the resident magistrate at Wenburg had only saved him self by a hasty flight, leaving some of his family and Ilia clerk in the hands of the insargente ; and that the British resident at Bloom Fontein, Major Warden, narrowly escaped being taken prisoner and carried to the rebel camp, by a party of armed Boers, whowar laid him when engaged in the dutit a of his office. Immediately on the receipt of the intelligence from Bloem Fontein, Sir R. Smith Mined a proclamation, offering a reward of 1,0001. for the capture of Pretoria., and an express was forwarded to Graham's Town, ordering troops from thence to Colaberg. This order bad, however, been anticipated by Col. Somerset, who, having on the 17th July received intelligence direct from Major Warden, despatched on the same day two companies of the Cape Mounted Rifles and one six-pounder for Colesburg. On the 25th a man-of-war left Simon's ' Bay for Natal, conveying copies of the proclamation, so that if Prrtorius showed himself in that quarter he wouldr z libly tall into good hands. Sir Smith left Cape Town on the morning of the 29th o July for the north-eastern frontier, to put himself at the head of a force rapidly concen trating on Colesberg and Bloem Fontein. The latent intelligence from Blom Fontein was to the 16th, at I which date Major Warden was strengthening his post with all the means at his command, expecting an attack from a large force under Pretorium. He had been joined by a considerable number of English deserter", who had from time to time taken refuge among the Boers; but not being prepared for open rebel lion, or foreseeing its consequences, they a veiled them selves of a free pardon offered by the government, and presented their services, not much to be relied on, both to Major Warden and to Mr. O'Reilly, in the Caledon district. From these men it was ascertained that Preterius had then under his immediate com mand, at Wenburg, about 500 men, and that he, with Jacobs and other active commandant., by falsehood, threats, and violence, was daily adding to his num bers, and might be able, on the whole, to bring. into the field about 1,200 combatant.. The force with which Major Warden had to hold such a fortes he could construct in baste, till relieved, was probably not more than 150 men of all sorts; but with these it was thought he could maintain himself for thirty days, before the termination of which, such were Sir Harry Smith's arrangements, the rebels would find themselves enveloped by a force consisting of 1,500 picked (men, horse, foot, and artillery. On the dde of Natal, preparations were dread made for moving towards Weinberg with en • iary force, shield it be required; and, with this view, the right wing of the 73rd, expected at iiiinon's Bay by the Des horn the frontier, would, instead of landing, pro cess Immediately to Natal, to reinforce Colonel Boys, sad enable him to 00-operate with Sir Harry on the rueeftYwsrn7. Prom Eastern Provinces there is scarcely any news. la Kaffidand the police and military had been very eseessefel in keeping the pesos and detecting and punishing evildoer.. Lient.-CoL Erskine. 45th Regiment, died suddenly at Fort Rare, on the 18th July. PENINSULAR MAIL • We learn, by electric telegraph, the arrival this day of the Peninsular mail at Southamptom IRELAND. DUBLIN, WIDNISDAT 11111111/10. There is nothing very particular to communicate. Another member of the Irish Confederation, Joseph O'Orad , of D'oller-ntreet, in thin city, ban been in ClonmeL 1 0 7R8Lett.t &tATISICe.—The result of thrzz: census of the Wednisaa m ezien gives thei numbers :—ln Onat SNOW ; - in Ishad, 98,749; in sissioss, 97 461; Will, ; decrease duties 1147-8. 4,881. It farther appall, hem the report 111 the asheettes that the prate of the alleb4es• Ail below thee of previous lv the esemillas dbeimbhed the erects to fritriSV hsslisisa by 3011... i to the Irish Relief Pend by 1. h reftersite the smarty Is maiatainiug preachers is some 011ie elesehe, eel of the premiss said that the Chunk of Ilephol hey meetly built 1,000 id& timid churches, while prigs& were betters the conference to withdraw =Weise MS hes &A acids Tenalftlf CONOOLIDATID MINING CoIIPAN Y.— The annual meeting of this company wee held at the °Sees, 67, Old Broadsheet, yesterday, Mr. G. B. Carr is the chair. Then eacetary (Mr. Nicholson) read the report, which stated that, " Was the last quarterly wresting, little if any tmpswrestnt hes token place in the sellisa el the osaserr, sr have the sleadard quotations imposed, the Assubsdi sets oldie Oentiesat having cased a elogeolisa is ths spree trade. f or ver, sem of Rae wiper have bees mak overtake, which it hoped wE leed le ea immeed amok es it is evident tisk miss a sat be eitesd hr the Imp Seek ia head, so ardstial haprovesust the pries of ere can be ezpoSed. Chilies @haft had been seek 120 tatbess, sad a left deism east le eat the lode; bet eft habit hes head es p► deeds es was it was deembed eft foram to the the ema tiasase of the reseed riW gi p s er: of ore. TM however, itaa at say time be resumed at a hiding scot.Farther reditedene have also bees mode la other works, though the disease have rises so with taesiderabh relastanee, as by seek mem the chances el disteverise of ere, upoa whisk the pewpmity of the e el nest la a great atessare are leased. The expenditure epee the sin has he.. father assented by the removal sad melba of Maria sagine, or Wheel Parent shalt; but, sa the peiedgel part Sibs outlay las been elreedy Snored, this will iirrily A very (amiable report was also read hes Copt desists, the =Vof the =be, is which. he sem "la the Id Zest we een north, mad discovered • lode her het with, two feet of which is vary geed ore, nod west! 401. per hthea. This I am in hopes wil epee sane geed tribute pooled ; it mess to be the ems 111.44 of ere we had in the 80 dipiag Best" The assents showed the receipts to be Balsas at la* sestiag, 3,8321. 19s. 10d. ; rapper ore sold, 8,2224 17s. 24. ; birth sell ea seventy shay*, 171.10 s.; spare materials sold, 481. Oa 34.; total, 12,11 W. 7s. 3d. Retreaded : Cost .1 working, 7,3481. Is. 2d.; deter , 8851. 6s. 6d. ; dividends, 2,798 C 154. ; rewired had, 2761. ; rea b l a saille, he., OWL 10s.; total, 11,4381. 17a. 3d. ; a I s head of 6101. 10s. The eases of the were 1,6681. 6s. Bd. ; the &Wilds 1,0661.75. ; =lt reserved had, 6741. • representing 8731. 16s. 14. The.. per Coat. Coro& Ater a sheet oissereatioa,tb• rapes wee adopted, and, thanks heist voted to the chairman, the meet ing separated. STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER. (By Metric Milereek .] Fear arras ro Nix" • o'CLoas raze Nowise, the wind awl mallow at the ondornamtkand pima lows se Mime: Leedom ..8. Cloudy Loworrollo .W.I.W. Cindy ignaingimaa B.W. _Pine Brandon B.W....Phse Idanshooler...lia.W. Pine Cambridge. IL Pine Newoomle .. LIM. lola Clioimehed ...B.W inns Newmorima. LW. ...Pim Choolorileid ..S.W Qoudy Nonmedenti.W,W.Fine Chooterked .... 8. Pine Colohooter LW Abed, Nottingham ....IL Vo Ci 7 d y Ine Crewe .N.W. Muth min Peterborough .11 Phis = war 8 Pine Poole.. .... ....LW. ...Ws Hy XL. Cloudy fit. roe B.W. .. nee ON ...SAW. Main lentkweeptcm.B.L ...Cloudy Meow .N.&.. Mu Mbley O. —Mr Cdoemoter .8.. Pim B.W....Cloudy Cloopert .... ....W. .. Manny Waheeeld M.W. by W.Ploo Imola S.W...Cloudy Watford 8 Cloudy laitoshre ...LW. —Pim Wisher& N.N. _Pine Leith LW... Cloudy Wolverton . .W Cloudy Libman N.L ...Tay los Yarmouth ...LW Cloudy Liverpool 8.6. W... Hue Noirtol, Oot. 4, II p.m, wind W.8.W.; cloudy. SHIPPING. linna Anarvien.—Dablin, - 2; - Waterford, 1; Doaagha dee, 1 ; Guernsey and Jenny, 1; French, 1; Flanden, 1 ; Holland, 1. Lonnow, Oet. 6. Wind this day at noon, 8.8. W., light brews, and May weather. Oct. 4.—8. W. fresh ; p.m. equally.—Arrived : Co rson, Boston ; Admiral, and Acadian, Bt. John's, New Brunswick ; Jane, Alexander, and Thalia, Quebec. Hu. many, Labrador. Arrived from the river : Union, Santander. hOn Donn, Oet. 3.—Mary, Bt. Crete, for Copenhagen. n ronat; Oct. 41.—W.B.W.—Arrlea6 Tbweapsen, DARTMOUTH, Oet. 3.—N.B.—Arrived: Syron, Picton. On DARTMOUTH, Oct. 3.—Arrived : Chaverell, Quebec. OFT PILL, Oct. 3.—Arrived : Solway, Quebec. Livartroot., Oct. 4.-B.W.—Arrived 3M : Devonport, Margaret, and City of Lincoln New Orleans ; Waterloo, New York ; Nova Scotian, and A merica, St. John's, N.B. Fenny, Richibueto; Isabella, and Naomi, Quebec. 8,i1c41 4th : &bruin, Bombay ()lvey, New York. SHIELDS, Oct. 4 .—T he Emily, which arrived here yester day. from Dantaic, ppaat in here with considerable damage, bevies been in eoll4ion with a Tense' name unknown. Th e Fidelity, from Daamie to Yarmouth, has put in here very leaky, loving been struck by a ma. The Charlotte, from Werkworth to London, has put in here with damage, having been in contact, on the 2nd instant, with the. Expert, for the Keditervanean, off Blyth. Dam., Oct. 4.—About 1,300 slates have been landed here to-day, from the Superb, wrecked on the Goodwin Sands. RAMSOATE, Oct. 4.—About 600 additional slates have been landed here from the Superb, wrecked on the Good win Sands. _ _ _ - Istunnicx, Oct 2.—Arrived : Agenoris, New York; Mary, Quebec. Coax, Oct. 2.—Arrived: Thomas Handfced, St. John's, Now Brunswick; Brothers, Pogwub ; Northumberland, — eLTD37Oet. 3.—Arrived: Malabar, Quebec. Bailed: Cockburn, Rio 'satire; Marim, and Hinds, DIIIINITMS. AIDELONIAN. amt. 28.—Saibrd : Columbia, Basics. Nawroar, Oct. 4.—Billed • Akeste, Bermuda. Bumf., Oct. 4 —Arrived : Lady Folkland, and William Ward, Ombra ; Ann Morris, Dania. Put back : Mohawk, Africa. Fazatorrn, Oct. 4.-8. W., atronit and squally.—Mired, 3rd : City of Adelaide, Akyab and Mauritius. Penwece, Oct. S.—Arrived: Mecca, Quebec. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.— Consols are quiet, at 861 to for money, and 86; to # for account, which are the same as yesterday's quotations. There is quite an absti nence from speculation at present, and the limited transactions which take plain may be said to repre sent real business. Exchequer Bills are 31e. to 34e. premium. In the foreign market there is scarcely any varia tion to notice. An attempt has been made to get up again the priors of Mexican Bonds, by giving out that the West India steamer, whose arrival in poet to-day was announced in a third edition of the Dear News, as received by electric telegraph, with eme ;Edition of dollars on board, brought adman from Mexico, and that the dollars were shipped on Mexican account, public and private. It need not be said that there is no truth in these reports, the steamer being simply the usual Jamaica and West India islands despatch. For the moment Mexican Deeds advanced slightly, but they soon receded, and NOW are 18} to. 1 only, as they left of =ay. Peruvian quote better at 30 to 2. Ayres worse, at 20 to 2. Chilian, 83 to 6 ex dividend. Brazilian, 72 to 4 et dividend. New °made, 11 to 12. Dutch Two and-a-Kelf per Cents. are 44k to 6h ; the Fours, ex dividend, at 681 to 9#. Danish, ex dividend 66 to 8. Russian, 99 to 100. Spanish Fives, 11# to 12 ; the Threes, 23 to j ; Passive, 2# to 31. Portuguese, 24# to 5. Dutch stocks come rather more firm from Amster dam, but the chief objects of speculation there were Portuguese, Brazilian, and Mexican, which were in active demand, the latter more particularly, on re ceipt of &dykes of the 'peculation in the bonds here, and the higher rates to which they had amended. ENGLISH FUN Dc. Beek OWL Not Stir Cast Cow fat Ant. 13d 3 on CL lad. Aumoltat. pir cc Cos. . Lem, d I LIZ - Ark to Du. vela -- h oar Ct. Austria n °° e roasioN pod ltds. Ikeda, 113 per ast. ditto. ter Ct. limodlam Bd. . 12 4 soar Me New. Ti 3 es AT w it !):. Boom Anw a r.. r 1 I Ditto Oelseb il . Vdt., 6l — Maddor 134...13 14 3 per CIL Dalai 8d... 44 ex dtv 16 girth. Duke Bd.. 44i 4 trezOt. Dots& Carta.. Cal lites dlv SWIM 1 pr OattL id rateolt 114. 11 12 Orme, f • pat Ot lgezlimaL sets. IQ 6 O r ie lleutta. Me i 30 i E... 4 2. 1 :: . 11 114 l a la il katto plie ralES6 bow OL Vonsmelt . DONN 116..46 RAILWAYS.—Our share market is to be reported heavier this morning, and altogether unsatisfactory. We quote Brighton., 263 to 27 ; Great Northern. are diGsall to awe 8 Great Grimsby., with 351. paid, have boos ass at 30i di.. ; Namur and Liege, ibont 4{ Calidimisat Piet, 30e. to 32.. &I. SALMI !MIMED or TO TWO TRW DAY IN LONDON. (TelleonMes pine will be lierilln lea ) Abraksa. Ide La 68. 119 s Oarkalr. MI WI e Mn Waft Orat, 33 Omer sal Ma New Mt ha, Ds. libile. Ili siewt. 30 at lat De. De. Mew Rap, I bp e d loam Cleintlen, Ire 1 L b w ,. S _l39r INe. am err. per CL,II/ „M I Da Masa 5 para., 6 Ns. t, i d Do. Oared awn 13 Mr. 0 per Mae= Vara Cam C (lea I. ik Oink. 114 I.), 16 N. NM* 1116 Maar. Yaw& and Dor., 101 it ib Mi Orr Nectars, 11 e & SI Ora dourern end Traders (Ira IL Migraia 334 Ma No. I, 1 Grad . New4ol., 634 Do. No. 3, 1 laid litkalend Ora Waters Maulers, 114 DA Made No. 1, Irma & Yak. New Orr. 4 pa Tack, Neve , & 8er,161 Cent, Do. Xs. No. I(Yort le eue.).l4 Leeds andlandard. 901 90 Do. O.N.E. Pr, Ile Land it light, end ark Car Tor lk N. MIL, ni I Do. Pre& Do, .S pr Ct, las Croy. Northern at 7..., ile don tblrde,lll Peels end Lyme, 41 Lou. & N. Wawa 110 Pare and narboarg, 14 Xis, Boxim, Is UAW* i Tan ad Matra le LIVERPOOL SALM Orem IL Caledonian PreL, 16e. 9d.1 4 Mae. Mel, & La. Or, Ne. I. Imis. Ils Yaks. Cate 11, &, Ona is l t is . ant., 96 4 & & pi !id Do. IWthe, idter. M. d Do. WAX. ,31 d N. Lalen, (A), 1976 Lana A S4IYorL, Prat= & Wye* LIMA and Dew, 134 A lle DikNo.d Loa. & N. Waters, 109 e Do. No. 4, 61. 110. SA Da New Qa., Ini. 3d. 4 York, Mare-, & Da. O.N.E.Pur, Midland, SM le 4 Do. Haves, 104 110. 3d. 4 LLB& Omer 1. at of busker, without mach may was downwards. D uro.,eiza::4l,la. 3-1 PreL, 91 a &Lab N. 4 6 131 4 Ibre & Dear, pripe Veir,No. 4. 51 & & 6413.164 8, Carona 4. in this market, bat prices Thera was a 111c;deraq an; change of prices ; bat the take Birk., Laßosa., sad OWL Ja., 9 MI I d eakdoelaa Pref., d E. woespar LeosQrs. (C), 1J p 11113LINOKAK e Scarcely =i o ta:ta r . on vat a won a shads limn. It Mr. (A), 718 a. 9d. d YORK BALI York, Newsma n sad Rand& O.N.Z. Par., 61. Ga. ad. lisipalre Cake, 61. 3s. 9d. d I. Oman 4. York &N. Kid. Pref., 91 CORN.—Baatiam, Oct. 4.—We had only a slash attenuates of farmers at oar market this day, and the rates of last week were maintained in both Wheat sad Bexley. Caicammi, Oct. 4.—The supply of Wheat to-da was smaller thaw for some market -days pest, bat taste t for the demand, which was by ao means brisk. at about the prkes of last market-day. nen was more Barley offered to-day ; the beet ample, sold ea rather higher terms, but no alterable in the leerier. Hems, Per, and Oats as ba kes. Wheat, old, 61s. to Ms. ; new, 480. to 645. Barley, 325. to 37a. 20s. to 2fe. 8 7 ., 011.. tO Peas, 40n to 424. Floar, 40s. to 41e. per sack. -- • Itaisswoirrs, Oct. 11.--Wa bad a fair show of Wheat ; sombre was died at this fates at ear bit. while =118.:e V &IL May 's Won, nit bed& griefs Cdemewags faii sugessesi. Ikon am& Pas fitairor. st, whits, new, 60s. as IM di, Ns.; red, new, des. to 61a. ; 56e . Bulgy, W IS.. Sagas and Piss, 30s. le Xs. pw qr. NEWCASTLE, Oct. 3.—Thu wrather, we ars happy to say, has undergone a favourable change, but, at the same time, we reset to observe that the injury done to the grain ex posed to the rain of last week is very serious, and in fact, quite irreparable ; some perils affirming that the grain is as much sprouted as it was in 1816. At our market this morning we had a good supply of Wheat from the grow-,,, whirl sold upon much the same terms so on Sartirdau n lv a ut, our millers, being disappointed with the report from dc yesterday, acted very upon the reserve, and the business dose was extremely trifling. For Flour we experienced a slow in ; but bolder. remaining firm, previous figures were fully maintained. In Rye little stirring. Some tew parcels of Barley have dropped in, for which 36.. was de manded ; but we did not learn tha t price was obtained. Malt rather dearer. Beau and Peas much the same. Good old Oats ars in fair demand, but new are scarcely so well sold. RONFORD, Oct. 4.—We had to-day a very dull sale for Wheat, owing to the damp weather, which makes the corn come to hand to much mono condition gun it did a week or two back. Wheat, 42. to 60s. B.rley, 30.. to 34.; grinding, 265. to 29. Oata, 21s. to 275. Beans, 265. to 365. Peas, 365. to 395. Rye, 295. to 335. Tarts, 11s. to 12s. pot bushel. SPALDING, Oct 3.-During the put week the weather has been unfavourable for Wheat thrashing. The samples came to hand ia bad condition. The demand was not to say brisk, but most of those in condition sold at the prices of last week; demo or otherwise out of.coaditiut parcels sold slowly at Is. to 2s. less money. Wheat, 17 stone, 465. to 48s. ; 174, 48.. to 60.. ; 18, 484. to 625. ; fine red, Is. more money. A good supply of Oats; they No:4 .1 late rate., say, 10d. to 11d. per stone for new; old, Ild. to Is. Good small Beans, 40s. DUBLIN, Oct. 3.-Our supplies of new grain at this day's market were liberal. Towards the close Wheat and Oats were bd. to Is., OIL 1 interior Barley, 6d. per barrel lower. Oatmeal and Flour were also 6.1. per cwt. lees. Indian Corn was without change. The foll.wing was the currency for new grain Wheat, white, new, 26.. Y Nat red, 23e. to M. per 2801 6 0. O ats, 10.. to 12a. pea 19811 r.. Barley, 14s. to 18s. per 224165. Oatmeal, 13s. 6d. to 14.. Bd. per cwt. Flour, seconds, 17s. 6d. to 18s. per cwt. Indian Corn, 345. to 395. per 480Ibe. Rapeseed, 245. to Via. per 2211 b. Bete, 12s. 6.1. to 14.. per 2241b5. PRODUCE.— MINCINO-LANE, Ralf-past The Sugar market has lemma rather dull, although no alteration in prime can be quoted.—The public sales ere pro gressing heavily to-day.—Tbe public sale of 3,000 bags of Costa Rica Coffee is going off at full prices. —Cotton: 11.000 balsa hare been offered in public sale; 1,000 bales only sold.— In other articles no material alteration; but markets generally wear a very dull appearance to-day. PRICES CURRENT. Dena, pa cwt. DOTT ran. Pip, No. 1. t2 W. inala,ll..P.tara. Oa. 66.33 a. 64 'loops 9 0 . .. 0 0 Tallow/Dray... S 6 0-36 Cargo at Canitrbar 0 I-. 0 0 10 13...11 • Ilivrtlio“rOirii... se 0.. se Lan, at par tea. T0110w....... ... 36 0..90 MG test to t 0... • • P m..— . . -40 0..A3 MlLltidobset l7 3 0 • 0404014111ad - ;a4,.14. IS 0.-33 Bars l6 15 .. 0 • Tan 34 C-97 Patent not l9 10... 0 • Illilo S7 0 ..44 . rod or nOnlata ... 16 10... 0 0 finap. brown-- 52 C .13 0 Bprlter TOw —... 36 C-37 6 Otte, pen 232 Lep. 01. d.p. Ony awl unite- 39 0-31 0 Fish, Sea 4 pole 27 0... 0 * 2116244, lissatoo'.. 31 0...67 0 straw 25 10..16 0 Maya 49 0..51 0 brown It yellow.. 24 0.. 25 • Corm. to Bond. Ws* Isda, - 8 1g e sd rm 2latter 72 C.. 0 • arry..... 2O d 0 C • 40 o .. -*" ... .. _ SI 0... 0 • 41 IL. Pim 71 0 gins. rood o nary . . 27 0... IS I nss n 0... $1 o Finn 4O 0... SO 0 South 2$ 0 01144,941110411,p.t0n 49 0 . SO 9 Coen /401 4l 0-42 11 844 4 Rolm. Pas, per too ...... ST 0... 0 11 Unsold 22 10 .. 0 0 t011a•43 0... 72 0 l & s ta ha = l coda -9= am and Pa- 26 0... 41 0 mar 21 0... 26 0 by at par lb. Oman. mamas. 0 0 ... 0 7 Rae; at per eat. Mal white lO 0... 14 0 Oarg. 6 0.. 9 6 Java and Manilla 10 0... la 0 Patna, clamed ""17 0.. 32 0 Cantata l3 0... 0 WIN". Twowwwww. par iiwto Ilattar—Cast, Si OW IMP • 110 MY 0 0... 0 Dobllo, lat. • 0... 0 Lamenek, do 74 L.. 73 • Carlow. Ist... 73 0..64 • /awry, Ist „. 0 0.. • • Welariord...a 74 4...60 • Ike, lad*, per Vim 0... 0 • 0 0... o • Pediaelma roan_ 70 0...00 • 9•110-Pewk, w Lark 70 0 ... 00 0 210, Bello Waterford, a c i t. GO 0...70 • 0... • 11 0= P r r lo "k o *-78 ° DIM Diraidar risamalum,da 62 0...72 0 B. A. and IL Thwaw, Ow ar y ddb ., at per 10. tadOs.4d 7+...0 24 =: 14" 0...0 0 Ord 0 S Si . 0 it dry 0 ..0 Lipt Ello, ak Valp. dry 0 51...0 11 ° "4.. 1 , ° * °17 •••• 1 1, 0.-0 Ram at per Leeward Prod- . 1 7 .. 0 0 Demasstr Me , 31 al a; 38 per teat O.P Jtuttataa. SO to 38 per amt. O.P. 3 . 4 Pavoatite marks 4 4 Brandy, tat breads 8 .. Brlttabapirita,d.p. 10 .. 0 Seated kith lO .. 0 Pr-as, per toe, Rim P.T.R. £l3 0...40 IL Pert 99Bl l. 9 lead Dutch sad iliiabb $0 LAO 0 Friedind _ . . s alms . _ 0 I - 4 2 19 liaxr, at per ton. LPatarabatzettaant CAI 10 outabot halide= &As, dry 0 6 . .0_ I IL Amer. par _hide .... 4 0 ... 8 Raida, 0103 e o ... o DTI Weems, a per tam I.4=lemalos €3 13... 4 0 ...... 4 0... 4 10 °empathy 11 0... 0 0 Mods, Jamaica AI 0... 0 0 Nieuwe, large tad solid 10 0...14 0 5ma11....._ 9 0...10 0 Meal! Mg% Rhino 3l 0...33 0 among% paw Manilla Lest India Bann ls 0...13 0 Bciabay lO 0...110 0 Ittla Ti; at per awl. NOM _. .. 80 0— 0 0 -- - - ElaplT 1! _• 80101ers. $ 10... - i 15 andl 1$ 0..00 0 Om. to *aces 76 0... I 0 laws, at pale :Pi: - Is se Ist,. . - . TALLOW. Tallow w stationary. Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 465. 6d. to 9d. ; October to Decem ber delivery, 465.; separate ameba' delivery, 465. 46. HOPS.— WORCESTER, Oct. 4. Owing to the heavy rains, the supply of hope on Saturday was but moderate, and the same cause operated against the atten dance of country buyers, although several large dealers and brewen from the north were here, and purchased rather freely; bat their operations being confined to the best muskies, hops of that elms were a shade higher than the previous week, but all other 'oral were stationary. There was, however, • manifest improvement In the samples generally, and a few parcels of cholas growths realised Hs. to 58s. per cwt. ; but the peat bulk ranged from 425. to 52e. per cwt. In 1846 and older hops there was nothing doing. Picking is nearly over, sad the result is far from eatafectory to the planters, who hays reason to complain of the produce, as regards both quantity and quality. The duty for the dis trict is now called 15,0001. Weighed on Saturday; New, 727 ; in the week, new, 504 ; old, 17. 11A1.-Slersrms, Iwo o' aock.-Mere. Cooper and Davis report the following quotations: rams meadow se.. to TU. I I 1t005t.....38.. to W. &taw.. 92.. to rat 1arert0r........48, teak Gem eo to No CATTLE.-Exints, Wadseeday.-A fair suppy of stock, yet but little betimes was done. Of fat Bullaka there were may, bat the greater part were driven home. Four fat Hahn brought nearly 10.. re per score. Butchers' Calves were fa large sap* , and sold at from 41d. to 6141. per lb. With respect to Sheep, one more of prime maiden EMS, estimated at 201165. the quarter. were bought at 38s. 6d. art or 614. par lb.; some 12 Ewes, estimated at 1001 b. w at 'the Sheep, were sold at 465. a plow, or namely 6 . per lb. A mull lot of Eires,:emintated at lelbs. the planer, were bought-the Let at 33a. oath, or 61d. per lb. In fast Ewe Sheep were offered at 4d. per lb. by weight. Of Lemba b ire haltroore, estimated at 841 lbs. the quarter, wore tat 17s. each, or e d . pet lb. ; otivn sold at from 6111. to per lb. A fine lot of store Lambs were sold at 17s. ed. each. Cows and Calves on this day fared no better than other descriptions of stook. Of store cattle there was • good show, consisting of Oxen, Steers, and Barren Hollers„ bat shore wee little bobs= dose. HUDDIIIIPZILD FOUL, Oat. 4.-At this mantel fair there was bat a poor show of Cattle of every description. Small Cattle of a hardy breed went off pretty well at front 71. to W. 10e. Good conch Cows were but scarce, and realised prices from 121. to lei. according to quality. Hamra's, Ost 4.-Today there was • plentiful supply of leen stock, which met a heavy sale, at rather less money them last week ; the fat stick about the same u last week's pikes. Beef, 36. 6d. to 44 2d. Mutton, 4s. to de. Lamb, 4s. to 46.8 d. Veal, 3s. 6d. to 4a. 21. Pork, 3s. 10d. toils, TOZTROLIII COIMT GAILLT CASTLE SALL—The tale of live stock by the Earl Dune, took place on Tuesday, and, usual, attracted leading farmers from all perm of England. The estalogue comprised the following stock : 19 pare bred Darken Bull Calves, all of &strati pedigree; 4 very rims fat Cows of the short-horn breed; 22 very fat West Highland Steen ; 86 pure Down and moss bred Wither and Chine: Lambs ; 69 pure bred Leicester Beres and Theme and =tubed Theaves • 8 superior breeding end At Pigs; sad 30 tods of Wool. 'The Ant thing offered was the Wool, which wee dwelled as hell-leg, and realised 18s. per tad. A litter of sucking P4ta sold some as high es 40s. The two fat Pigs sold, the highest at 7L 10s., and the second 61. 16e. The down wither Lambs were then put up, in l otsots of eight each, and brought prices varying from 22e. to .6d. pa head. The erne-bred Lambs realised 265. to 28s. Sri. per head ,• and the Chingos from 21s. Bd. to 265. The pure bred Leicester Theaves_preduced 30e. per heed ; the cross bred the Nuns prim. The fast lot of eight full-mouthed tree-bred Leicester Ewes realised 465. per head ; the second lot of eight only brought 335. 6d. ,• and some other lots of the same description were knocked down at 335. and 345. The The sale of the Bull Calves excited great interest. The first salami offered wee Peke, got by Cramer, dam Fair A rt Cato, was knocked down for 27 guineas. The next we. Clarendon, a calf of very high pedigree, which win Pur chased toe 40 Oases ; Constable, twin-brother of let K sold at 44 guineas ; Fiddler, got by Cramer and dam noonday sold for 26 guineas; Consiglio; by Duke of Co, dam Ciaderills, sold for 36 ohms; Lawman, by Cramer, dam Laos, sold for 33 'SIAM ; Habeas Corpus, by Whitaker's Comet, dam Fair Helen, sold for 24 guineas ; Havannah, by Cramer, dam Kathleen, sold for 60 guineas • Raleigh, by Star of the West, dam Climax, sold for 20 dema ; Frolic, 14Drasser, dam Comedy, for 31 guineas ; Cardigan, by the or oldie West, dam Challenge, for 34 guineas ; Hr red and white, of great beauty, by Star of the OM, was sold, after great competition, for 70 genii" in Cows realised from 281. to 341.; and titterer, M ill. For Yesterday's Markets as. last pap. 1. r. Pie W. . ". • NA9. t; • 0 4. V