The Express. — London, England, 1851-10-03 00:00:00

IRELAND. Dennis, OCT. 2. Soon after the aggregate meeting of the Roman eatholies at the Rotondo. it may bo recollected that a meet:lig was convened in the same locality by the • Rev. Mr. Gregg, of the Dublin Protestant Moods- I thin, when loud complaint' were made against the • lice and a petition was adopted, calling on the government to dismiss Mr. ()Terrell, the police commissianer, for the alleged inefficiency of the ar rangements thzt had been made to preserve the public F ree, and to protect the persons and properties of protestant'. the following reply to that petition has just obtained publicity : Dublin Castle, Sept. 27, 1851. Sir,-1 am dircteil by the Lords Justices to intorm you that they have had before theta the petition transmitted in your letter to me of the sth instant, agreed to at a meet. ing of a number of inhabitant. of the City of Dublin, and complaining of the conduct of Mr. John Lewis °Terrell, one of the commissioners of police of the metropolis, and of the force under his orders, in reference to certain proceedings connected with a meeting called, "An Aggre,rate Meeting of the catholic.. of Ireland," held at the itotunslo on the 19:11 day of August last, and praying that Mr. O'Ferrall anneld, in consequence, be dismissed from his office as such comaaimiower. It won not without surprise that the Lords Jentices wire made Swore that au opinion prevailed with any portion of the riCti n. of Dublin, tither that the police arrungenitute were in..uffitient and objectionable on the oceasion referred to, or that the conduct of Mr. O'Vemil had been . rrourable ; but in consequence of the charg es act forth 'II your pi talon, their Excellencies have called for such information as would, in their opinion, enable them to lona a correct judgment as to the validity of those charges, so far as ri Fords the conduct of Mr. OTernill and of the police under bra control ; and upon a full consider . .. tom of the allegation' contained in the above-mentioned document, they are satisfied not only that no just grounds sand. her WOW, of that gentleman, or of the police, in re uce to the matters complained of, but that, on the con tents, they setae in strict conformity with their duty throughont the entire ware of the proceedings detailed in the patios. sad that the peace of the metropolis was us elf coldly preserved so, under all the circumstances of the cao .00ld have bet n antieipated.-1 am, &e., (Signed) W. M. SuMEUVILI.E. The Ilan. Mr. Lawrence, with Mrs. and Miss Lawrence, and a numerous company, were enter tained last evening at the Mansion-house by the Lord Mayor. The Lord Chancellor and Mrs. Brady, the Karl of Ilowth, Lord and Lady Gough, Judge Jackson, the Attorney-General, &:e ,&c., were among the company. In the course of the day Mr. Law rence and his family visited some of our public insti tutions, beginning with the National Education Board, where the distinguished party seemed greatly gratified with tho appearance of the children and the regulations of the establishment. When some beau- . brut specimens of ladies' work , executed by the female children, were shown to Mis. Lawrence, she exprisocil a hope that the more practical business of knitting and darning was not forgotten; and the hint appeared not to have been lust by the matron and instructors who were present. The (Milroy 117ntlieistor mentions a melancholy catastrophe which took place near that town yester day. Mo. Townsend, of Ballinasloc, and two boa/l inen having IMAM drowned by the upsetting of a boat near the cliffs of Barna. Sir. Wade, son-in-law of Mr. Burton Politic, and a child who were also in the boat, had a narrow escape, having been picked up by Conemara boat. 'lite lieffiivi News Letter says: — W. regret to learn that on Friday last, as the Marehioneae of Londonderry was driving in a c wriste in the neighbour hood of (Jarron Tower, the carriage was, by some mishap, overturned, and her ladyship was a rood deal bruised by the concussion. We hose not ea yet heard the full particulars of the ',reverence, but we are happy to learn that her ladyship L last recovering from the effects of the accident. The following letter from Mr. Maurice O'Connell, M.l'., which appear:a in the Chrk Eraisnioe, winds up for the present the hostile correspondence between that gentleman and Mr. Richard Nialionv, and also serves to throw 111t/re light upon the affair than tho preceding portion of the correspondence had done: Cahertiveen, Sept. 2s, 1311. Sir,—Since I despatched my letter of the 26thi to you I have received the billowing from Mr. Richard Mahony "dept. 26, 21, Lower Fitswilliam-strect, " Sir,—l am just in receipt of your favour of the 23rd. I had imagined that my first reply was conclusive. You brought a charge against my father in the House of Com mons—you threatened an investigation, which you have abandoned. I examined the matter myself—the result of that examination has been given to the public, on the peti tion which 1 published. All the facts mentioned on that petitiee, as well as my remelts for drawing further infer ences, 1 ell prepared to prove and state on oath, loth per sonally and by witnesses, if you will continuo the investiga- ' lien, vslikh you have brought and suffered to lie against my lather. Until you base completed that invest igation, 1 It g to decline further correspondence on the subject of your inquiry.—l bevy the honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, " RICHARD MA/10:41"." Mr. Mahon y PAW., firstly, that I brought a charge against his father in the flouseof esommons. This is simply false. I brought no charge against any intl . , 'ideal. 1 never mentioned the lute Mr. Mahony's name to the house. I presented a petition, and gave notice of is motion for a committee, to inquiry into certain for geries; hut I charged no one individually. The time for thutwould not arrive until the committee had reported; and it is well known that, on giving notice of a motion, it is un usual for a member to go into any detail.. If the late Mr. Mahony's same has been brought into question, it has been the result of ttle filial piety of his eldest son. &soundly—lle says that I threatened an "investigation, and afterwards abandoned it." I threatened nothing—l stated that I would inquire-1 have done .is. I have evidence to show that there was foul play on the part of the persons employed to eulleet signatures fur the petition presented on the '_'Bth February. I have not abandoned, nor shall 1 ahAndoss, the investigation. Its postponement was caused by heelings of delicacy towards Mr. Richard Maliony ; I now tell him that I am ready to proceed with the inquiry, and shall renew the notice ut motion early in the next see lion, and I shall do so without fear of the results. In Mr. R. Mahuny's petition he says that there w, neer fifty signatures to the petition lent from Dromore, by private hand, to Dahlia ; and that ere it woo transmitted from Dublin the signatures were counted and found to amount to 47. The la tition. he says, sas firwareled to Mr. Napier on the 22nd of February, it was presented by him on the 28th, and then bore one hundred and seventy-three signatures. How came they there petition was nearly four days in Mr. Napier's hands. Let hint account for thew additional signatures. This fact Mr. Mahony lICW, not even allude to. Mr. Napier, I repeat, had the custody of the petition. For my part, I never even heard at its einem°, until written to for a copy. V.lll Mr. Napier, cm any one on his behalf, state Ist—now many signatures were there to the petition when he res. ivied it? 20417 7 1/id he at any time receive any sheets with addi tional signatures to said petition, how many, and from whom 3rdly—lf the petition had only 47 signatures when it reached him, and ho received no additional sheets, how came it to have 173 when he presented it to the house? These are important matters. Did Mr. Mahon y, when, as he he examined into the matter, - ask theme simple and olivine. questions? and if so, what answer did he Set? Li. ceamination is evidently imperfect if he did not do so. I have up to the latest 1...di1e moment behaved with scrupulous courtesy towards Mr. Mahnny, as the copies e( our correspondence in March and April last in my posses sion will show. In return. I have been left until now with out answers to any of the ee letters written in April last, and dually Mr. Mailing, as he h. now at Out avowed, makes ea attack en sae ia print —shag,+ and creeks an answer to my inquiries —sad, at length, on the Stith September, two days atter I was arrested, and w nen Mr. Mahon; mi ght have known that I was arrested, Le writes me the epist le, a nap of whiokl have Prat you. Let the rablie now judge between in. Private 41011111111111. I Wiens of any hind I will not in Paton hold with Ms. Mr heey—sei. raise perden far any intension on year Ipso.' I sow Modes tie subject until th e commencement ant mesion.—Yerar obedient servant, MAI' at( Otom To the Molitor of the Cork Eza,;;;r7 -- The Errainy Poll thus notes the most recent ac counts that hare been received of the prospects of 11 1 the potato crop : 11 we were te judge by the saajnriq of the reports in our , provincial contemporaries, we shmld be forted to the dis agreeable conclusion that the blight is still extending, and that the prospects as regards the potato are by no means so favourable as we had represented them last week. But we • assured, from quarters in which we place unlimited confidence, that the dame. is considerably less than has been stated in moat of the accounts, and that the crop, after all, is likely to turn out well--a considirable, if not an abundant supply fur consumption, after due allowance fur the dimmed portion. One of our correspondents, who has been through every county in Mui.ster, and in several of the midland and western counties, making it his esposisi business to obtain correct information IVllpeCtiiii the crops, insures us that the loss in some dimriets is not a twaitirli, and that a fourth would exceed t h e general average, `n unusually extensive and predestine nap. new is mot in cluded as his estimate ; but mis pthos boo other norms that although the blight has boss moo Merle in that visor. nary than a moiety of the atop Ass so far aarapad thn contagion. BRISTOL, Oat. 2.—Tbe tiro et sot muksi was &si ded', Omit Way. The caig of Id.* Wham wes est lam, but Os apidlolo pod. mid vow laoldaa :wag ad. nada db. pdt .ea Os allesolla of Off• day mum wan Why Mod la Wm. dal plus dedbad plus la admen fit Ors if Or WA addi% wadi& la moan bd.. wide la dr edam kr at aft barbs = andL aama mid mos ma awmida. add wl rra Thee du • nalem• adand. dar delsibs par e Tia elili yelass dr dlevad. MN we Idimand by as imam vidi wide airalmases MK Ina ase malsead adwases. I Oa* boallmi was au , del soli won aria te buff. Itc bs Vin Mg la mgr. gib Wad da WM. Do We TIM STAMP °MCI U RaraET.—The ninon .".7.70;;;;111: 117 oaMihiit Buuoi, wt. 2.—Tbs ttao dwr market imreneat as the Mariam Gazette has bees repabea. should ho rat to r. ham, at reasesetl• that tWtly.._hwtr sway. 11...a* if Mani What WWI The Deft New, determined w 7 whether a astileseisa ve tine was albs he whir Se seheleeitees hit . 6 7= 4 ' d lrAn d .. 11 2.= el/ at betels enid be gorged es as whertieeneat II dad the eel& Mr. &tog la awl IMO at et its WM earealie the minas sod digenwres Jean night le pawed bin hen bed is ewe- wa.• m same ft Eon if On comelei coado. INN the Chneshma. The swat wet the del et the Wish lis iS to sate. TM wake briber said he did =sung le Semen he we= twin Iltimp.e&se. This is se &NM be • the dianer sap- maid& was mane is the ehjesdis, Mt at the nil Wera egi mann% lad sesir Zalwasku What ths mint anentea Odle law. mane thee b. esaddeled the eilltiss to the 'ary meths me • weber ellsagg ow @nag Pr e rais eft b• b 7. how tr it that Mr. Cheeks Nelms has peeteetly . /web& as 'Westin. wen 11 " 1 " / 1 • 1 ""bti g "2" , amlue‘ithwile len liroashe foe j the Cblesslicsr e n Tai r p mimed. bat ae 11.9 set Mime non daring I., ad " .... la ba. Clais 11."."1. " . 111=4".r. the 1 " 1 " 1 . 1101 ' alllwas ana sews "lit es Imhee. t. The 111: • lath intelligence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—TESTERDAT. Daman sra. Cacimio , ra IN RS COLTER. The bankrupt was a watchmaker and jeweller, of Dover. This was an adjourned meeting for the last examination. His debts were 1,1811. ' • wets about 3601.; profits, 4 691 .; (ageism, of various kinds, 1,190/. The case was adjourned for three months for the amend ment of the accounts. IN RE FROOGETT AND VAN Perrn:e. This was the last examination meeting in the case of Frederick Water Froggett and James Van l'utten, described as corn merchants, of 36, Mark-lane. Their joint balance sheet, prepared by Mr. Maynard, of Bread-street, extends from the 31st of December, 1849, to the Bth of May last, and contains the following items unsecured creditors, 14,2921. ; do. bolding security, 19,066/.; profits, 1,0;91.; capital of Van Putten, 1,1191. • do. of Froggett, 5861. • by cash, 336'. • good debtors, 8481. •, dou'stlul do., 1,8. 531.; grain held by creditors, 18,1131. • office furniture, 801. ; loss I o n grain account, 12,7471.; do. by bad debts, 2761.; drawn out by Van Putters, 1,5161.; by Froggett, 1,3011. Mr. Hollams appeared for the assignees, and Mr. H. Linklater for the bankrupts. After a conversation, it was agreed to take a short adjournment to enable the assignees to look into the accounts, which are very voluminous. THB POLICE COURT'S. mARLBoRoraii.sTREET. !rm. Godwin, the driver of an omnibus to the Great Western Railway, was summoned for taking more than his fare. Mr. Bascomb, tailor, Mortimer-street, took the de fendant's omnibus from the Great Western Railway to Re g.mt-street. His wife was with him. In the omnibus the fare to Regent-circus was marked up Id. each passenger. When be gat out of the omnibus he gave the defendant a shilling. The defendant said that was right, and refused to give any change. The defendant said the complainant had luggage with him. The complainant said ho had a fishing rod and a small fishing basket in his hand. Mr. Bingham said it was absurd to call those articles luggage. He adhered to the decision on the question which he had recently gives. Omnibus proprietors had a perfect right to charge for parcels, however small, but then if they intended to enforce that right they ought to have it con spicuously painted up in or on the omnibus. He expected, before long, to hear a walking stick called luggage. The complainant said the defendant did not make any demand for luggage when he got out of the omnibus. Mr. Bingham said in this case he was bound to inflict a fine of 201. and costs. MARYLEBONE. Anne Davis, who on Tuesday last was brought up to this court upon the charge of having burnt her daughter, Ellen Davis, 8 years and a half old, with a red-hot poker, and thereby indicting upon her very beriOLlf injury, was again placed at the bar. The new evidence was only of a formal character, and, as its completion, Mr. Long said that the ease was of so serious a character, that, in the exercise of the discretion allowed him by the act, he would send the prisoner to the sessions fur trial. LAMBETH. _ JuA* Percy and Witl;;;T;;;;;re charged with using a drum for the purpose of selling fruit in Isabella-street, in the perish of Lambeth. William Cockerell, 108 L, deposed that between the hours ' of two and three o'clock, on that day, he found the pri soners in the Waterloo-road, with a large barrow of apples, Perry beating a large drum, and Leer roaring out at She ut most pitch of his voice, " Two pounds of apples for a penny.' On examining the weights by whirh they were disposing of the fruit, he found them all false, but made to resemble perfect weights, by the centre being scooped out, and the vacuum tilled up with cork; and he removed them to the Mr. Freeman, an inhabitant of the Waterloo-read. assured the magistrate that the nuisance was most intole rable as well as exceedingly dangerous. A day or two ago he (Mr. Ereeman) had one of hie children in a dangerous state of illness, and in consequence requested a person play ing the drum to desist and move on, but all he received in answer was the most scurrilous abuse. The prisoner l'ovey, in reply to the chafer, said he had only purchased tho drum on the night before, and seeing other persons playing such instruments for a similar pur pose, he did not think there was any harm in his doing so. Mr. Norton—This is a new species of trade that must be put a stop to, as it is evident it is a nuisance . of the most dangerous description. l'ovey—lf your worship will forgive me this time, I'll sell off the drum, and play nu more. Mr. Norton—Well, Leer, what have you got to say to the charge of using these false and fraudulent weights ? it does not look like a regular costermonger to impose on the public by such means. Lary—l am a costermonger, and that is. tho way I get my living. Cook, the gaoler, here remarked that the fact of having been found with such weights was a sufticient proof that the prisoner was a regular costermonger. Persons pur chasing things in the streets generally supposed they had bargains, but if the difference of weight was only taken into consideration, it would he found that they were much dearer than purchasing them in the most respectable shops. Sergeant Hughes, of the L division of police, said that in the New Cut particularly the public were much cheated by the costermongers and other itinerant dealers, all of whom used false weights. Mr. Norton expressed surprise that the inspector of weights and measures for the district did not bestir himself and prevent such frauds being practised on the public. Hs then ordered the weights to be destroyed, and dismissed the prisoners with a severe caution. HAMMERSMITH. William Simpson, badge No. I,offi, the conductor of a. Exhibition omnibus, was charged with having unlawfully refused to admit Edward James ltavenscroft, sato his vehi cle, and also with having used nbu,ive and insulting lan guage to him. The prosecutor deposed that about 30 minutes past five o'clock on the 2Gth ult., witness saw the defendant upon an omnibus at the Exhibition hailing passengers. Witness went up and defendant asked him if he had a lady. Wit ness said he had not, and the defendant then said be had only got room in his vehicle for ladies. Witness saw two places vacant in the omnibus, and persisted in entering. The defendant said be should get in if he had a lady. Wit ness said there was no one with him, and the defendant again refused to admit him, and pulled him violently from the omnibus. Witness held upon the door, nod the defen dant ultimately pulled him otf the seat. The defendant then used the most insulting language to him, and called him by sectral opprobrious epithets. When the omnibus went on, witness saw a gentleman admitted into the omni bus, but no lady. The defendant said there was onl room for one person in the omnibus, and a lady hailed him first. He denied hating used the language imputed to him. Mr. Itarenscruft said he was officially connected with the Exhibition, and frequent complaints were made to him of omnibus conducto's refusing to admit gentlemen inside, and compelling them to ride outside, for the purpose of tilling their vehicles with ladies, in order to obtain as many passengers as possible. Mr. Poynter said the motives of the conductors were quite clear, and he had also had his attention drawn to the system of filling the omnibus with ladies, and having as many men upon the roof u they possibly could. He fined the defendant the full penalty of 205., as the practice must. be put a stop to. The other offence was a more serious one, and as he was convicted in the first complaint, he should only inflict half the penalty, namely, 305., and 4z. costs. If he did not pay the 21.14. he would be imprisoned foe al:weeks. The defendant was leeltml up in default. Mr. Simmons* silvenaith, of Southampton-street, Fitzroy-square, applied dm the advice and direction of the court. Ile stated he had aimed to supply the pro prieton of Soser's "gavials= with plate, itc., for the esta blishment. and that they owed lin money on that account. Not being able to obtain aeetishegtty settlement, his servants commenced the removal et his goudawhen the proprietors desired them to quit the place . App licant refused to do so, and the servants in the employ of the proprietors com menced throwing pails of water through the windows upon them, and ultimately put the garden engine into requisi tion and pumped upon them. They were forcibly ejected from the house, and one of his tenants was assaulted by Symow. Ilia property was still remaining in the Vend he was unable to remove it. Poynter said he was ready to listen to any applies ', apsd isesnit, but the other matter was entirely out of his Mention. The applicant had better bring an action zookit the proprietors. • sumenens was then granted against Mr. A. Symons for SS aniiit ow • MSC named Cooper. RAPT SUHRET REGNTRMION.—Sie W. B. Riddell, the barrister appointed to revise the lists of voters for this di vision of the county,held his first eourt yesterday at the Horns Tavern, Kennington, for the purpose of going through the list of voters in the parishes of Clapham, Streatham, and Lambeth.—Mr. E. Meymott attended as the conservative agent. —Mr. Corner and Mr. Jeans were present on behalf of the Esst Surrey Reform Registration Society, and Mr. T. Rumen represented the Freehold Land Society.—There were no claims or objections by third parties in the Clapham and Streatham lists, and only six objection. try the liberal agent in that fur Lambeth.—A voter who had sag is • fresh claim on the Clapham list on the ground of &awe of residence, and who had consequently been objethed to es the old list. wished to know whether his name was ninth the =t.—Mr. Cant informed him that it was all right.— ~ said he was not satisfied with this statement. He was told once before, under similar eirmoutances, that it was all right," and he found afterwards that it was all wrong. (A laugh).—The revising barrister said he might be assured that his name would be upon the list. —The voter: Thee it really is all right this time ? (A laugh.)—Ties revising bar rister Yes, certainly. The voter then expressed himself satis fied, and left the wart. In the Lambeth list, Mr. Memett objected to the notice of objection that by the liberal yent He saidthat is additica to the noel Ara of anise el tin, there was a eioneen sane bet et k ie tbe ethi fart any informal's Trang Ole raliallie. should be rat to r. Jenson sad reel Me s that very little tim was allowed he a eswa neer rewirafis embeinebee his sal As Abet et Me Mr. Jar Weir be ft penest bin ben bftia w be in ear biitl Ys *be Se nee. Tighe naiwg ster nil be did rthlithdt Own was ist the ohjeedin, bat at the , saw dime anthltheith thrithilliss to the 'ary anise pwrbedy . The wilds As eMbetion wen sliewei. bet as ad Se Aslant Minn noes darieg yeensibme. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1851 LivaapooL, Orr. 2. The sales to-day are :-Sugar-70 hbds. Jamaaea, 31s. 6d. to 14,. GI.: 13 bad.. antsgua. Ile. ; 1 : 000 bags Bermes, Mier' lower ; 330 braes Ilavannale, average of IW. Id liga.-11 small ;wed of Demerara, vraboat chyme. Mellow - tee yam Andel% lie. 3.1. Cadre. -tee bags SL Umbrae, lea. Cgager..-100 gaskets loyal, lac W. Lisa Wood.-13 toes, 16. Cutea.--103 begs 20a. Jate.-330 bolse, 1113. COTTON.—lavrapooL, Oet. 2.—The market has been rather tamer, bat prior* are steady et Fri4ay's lad quotation. The maim amount to about 5,00 ledea. 1,000 of oldish were taken for ea r a i d Include 4,250 American; Ito Lemma and Marenbara, 51d. po to bid.; 1.0 Egyptian, 5,d. to ld.; 500 Surat., ajd. to 4,d. MANCHU-47XL Oct. 2.—We have had a much flatter and more inanimate market than day than toe • one tame past. Kama heavy eomnaidelal failures spoken of on the Exchange, am.m which was the moi pave of hums. slater and Robertson, commissioa mer chants. Olassow. with hobilities named at 150.01101., had a orry dis couraging effect btth on buyers and tellers. hoe the home trade them is certainly more doing than amongst exertere, and the medium qa 1. ameensightlis printing elrch.o he licovier and better qualities of doriamtlesandTeli ths,and narrow shirtings,sre very light 10.0 ck; but pekes bare not been well maintained and most blurts of goods WO a shade lower than o i Tuesday. In a anas prices are also lower. and spinners were iifferlng both water and mule very freely at caster rates. India ' , hidings (40-inch are offering at 3d. under the rates current a month ago. The export market wm affected unfavourably, not only by bad commercial *deices at home, but be the discouraging news from Calcutta and Bombay. Letters from Calcutta contain ex tremely unfavourab'e hatcheries of monetary matters, as also do those from the United diatea. On the whole, we bar, bad • very heavy market, buyers on all hands evincing an unwillingness to enter into new misnames. WOOL.—BiumroaD, Oct. 2.—The state of this branch of the train, so far as relate. to begli-h wool, preseota no new fea ture, foe ribbed, the spears are Po divielted, that to boy they are ereashilly at the prises whieh stapler. are realm for N 1 Weis et feleel awn% la Ss Is and Wry Wes et amblert wed time le a meter dimpethiss r silk het the redrikan r so mew Serativelf ONO that smishomh be Whets& ht sellml* wets these spume le he a mirk ef spenistim IsNp A* W. %dams try be awash et the seetentile *be Y Lamina. whirl will preheats tale 114111. Si Ym Wills et uat n 846401 pried. homer, Is yet SDP% It= Wier laddirese. the Nes is kept beck la eider t o animeeet Wpm Neils mit *ism are sow sale *serillipmentleh wet the r petals client se pietiosid MANUFACTURES.—BiAD7O no, Ott. 2.—Tarcs.— Th. 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Mt Mm two sr tlwee welietleg eeds ohm mmenhatra has eimpled pea mull= la ON pmailmom b OM the mertet mold bm mbidml with Wahine emif wed& TM mmumemtiews Ism determined Madam Milimmummi and base dipped Ode Imme,me their ardeembwis eunmstomi @meal can Nisi OM Pub laupsord beimmem bewe milimmerse ataadlag =wellies mar amp& Is Ws& imemeig glad. lower hem IlAnsalanl s imeL The Flew at MI& terie Mut Wm smid. barite In mop betimes Mon N. mot of peas mil& Mimed me isemeamme, mot the impewomment la mikes hie him • ammo at ~sr mit Om maim Meow Mst tide met& Mime eurem mahmid weds emedimma te embus, Me =irmplabdp at met UM immimelmwmampomdl main is Ma pime them pale awe sesmaidellme ma induce mat te Imp the Mum ley employed. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—NornsoitAm, oct. Mir reppeadig tbe resod Qom has ahead in this country, bet the to net ere es Me aminest. especially in CbaIICIT vote a assaltailua l." %at k be dieee imile Met te wee sere lit/tw~e•tr rt e be web tawee end awn& In Oa maim Tbandlemans enable the Tema le sae a War bees am ma be node be Ike teethed toed In LOW Woe hem we ma lemnobe beg Orme en Me pea dile ars at le Ammer. The emit mama bee erimaiwlr bus men le males &pare web tees, akar. snd pealletnea bat tiny MMs imp an the fair It metes ant • pow beim enmelled In marentne es Ni he... ad% tit am* method of Man tie reeks es as te Mee Ni WIMP Viso the loops are Uses Ms ann. TM Tema steddenere nem. their Mem; Ni, naively rite the mean Mae the yetuner. as May Me me banned is ibe elm. We Wm am Ile Urn* Mom .1 Mk nieseind es. lie Tama amity swinemem. Ile mks. el Lee bee eeene = e Not tingham werebeeme emit& the Mary Ina bet at present aka** Is paid Sa mad sari put mina see emened antly. Frazee Me maw then emeMeta maids M Main end Yet ma chinery, Mita as Ina& Mee ranee w lipereet awi ll ne mt. we are emeell. ems Mew Me rms. amok ter awn ez=l is ae aswer md emblem Immelt, aleeee Mee is es In as ak trene. disna thme is Is aim amelptime ef cam gam. Them mato bare let bets inea hem On mod Swam The maw Inlieerd. Chet is, amid edam Lem it not Mee me mar ellseted by the round hems ea Mat Mee len ed. meted. TM pia ank brim le in • men webbed matlithe., both ae speed MEW eel laefaa. me map Mary brandies are. in In Irk emmMr, with every seem to raped an Leeear nom awes swam es : tbe Otatinent. The taw man kaki me trade le • emit Imerweed in many mertere, bet the lo mi eery td. being made IN order. ear bee U/Oft lose mitt K neeektien L as to tbe Letede bk. TM salon of looms bade asole wee formeen, even them en roar At paseint pest Menem la paid to tbe swami af plet beim mit itle Mead thee me hasty bee eactsaily mempahed this, kat k a Meherd. The amt sod seem trade fa rear Mad to ems warenr. bet MB the Monk It le • heeniebag and mesnibineas. is al* hem Mee le mama kbe a eery eumake. nab the emmeks of imp WM. Oreat Is reoe — mde ass Mein Sem M da were Imme. tall we are es p. cud. -lam the Mane the,, ie ems mess le Mee to, the Mare. TM meakens bane berm anempleyed by herbed; bet ere padse ally baw weameteL If the renews desorgel Wry. re' Mem pens. wine donne ate pmemit pier meesd. End k mremanle d 141111 OM le the alielei Of ail al- -11111101 0 ,1 hl of Ikeeinhbeftlasenesir, mil Derby, the most meneareenelbrae mtilleneerandeeend ease pens ▪ the teseln—wedek mem ver libely le beam ,tee—ehere ban desk pat Skived, wimbl lea eta k lemesseet hems& he Ni best pashatim giellrema - ' Tim by the latrabastka at a am it abog hoilhataro, it Is rem Sea yaolialie that way trambas at Ili all lisle says ltimlaby be boat& Mt la my airily hit mar tba ell mien we MM. was adored by ow trinewset 11411 en. criewmAti leempirm tot the cheap Resta orallet emir Immo nada es. arbor books vas yer. pausal bilis hillatalapearelapylea Jos ... the tea porlebea . p is bat bon gr thaw sallertimsto oparadues ma as an the damail tat emir Wow Goa tire la flan his Mild. Mr, L Irt, Va wont raispayar ham beta oompellai aorialbata amtheratato was arraally to map pare our wrath= la *dr amegraiden Ida Sammy, and to se* it sil haft asitsb% by MOM of tho Mining S. Now, broom, deb airoo alp mamma It Indy an long to sow tor eai by tha proodsoil Moab, to most at tee old employ. inanla, ask by the Istrabraloa of various arm sea.—Potts Review. INDIGO, &a—The umittlily circular of Mow. IL W. Asmatiory. di Co. send= the Netedsi eumerke : *The noliset he enl aid el maim esdineo enweerty adore . not. withehading de asideles ams den desert low seed di dray .banded hafted yespnot I doebbes Yea whin have tads odd sad the nannenthenevelnenddscdedia,honetoded to pond this seed. todsitser yid as men that ..our at Istee deem le • comilwahle sad will he tined dm the derbet; prim sae eireipentld nods yid den ads ant so nen as G ertilled Ode Meet. Its *end he teed Geadrisk added ad Ye dye hes hien Ye doled de e pest ince* eel pradoes nen had deed hll7 erideled; ode dyes an Odd midi& ad odd the dm as ha ear bd. The web from the Daddreld derten notice nay • seirodo danadod tomenem her lesesheade Wrenn eddy espetail I die had hen deft nod ad erianacts added IN Atleieds• =the awed Mc nib ad thins is wed lideed. let Id de et Inept • Imp beisas hes bow an; as hem Wad diered Ins die lad pad. anit sans see den and, the hewed the Eiden Mee Men -' Wren kin dieoel he spoilt SIM iigis; prion brierrer, Ink The pawn Ma do MO net es pottels , l doh; at Lsu an MAW beined Is doted IN anditastosed anopleb that prim see est selletend semesestles. Id de eoMa sided et de Dinned NW this daft ye Inee ads hen Cd.r te Med If ; One Is Int IWY midettse In tee des at dos sisehsb; the ernbdwr7 Mnnii deidn Sadie 11114117 he INN saint at he puma Indlpoiont sheet IN the entiodie et letkelemends nenins deldred. Ms rat eel sited Ibis Impend aegiY dill samodo en the Tilt Yd. lee detheadoet read he. hew adidal l r nod. Tho effiod at lii Wed deadly Wind sanotered I. preventse boded he any a mt seed avid de snado sal need win dee bed daddies. mild the dot deed Me Lost is do lissibled this. It Is ~mat, snared On USD sr TAD demi led le eism deist hawed to welyin the eft Ilds wail hese odd Ken ad% he dab as =Nei matior add she mho* he abed TAM And The *d Ind at ham sal cede ended no keen le ye. en *met, pit. diddled her Whig hid dead by Se semen ie Odder kit. len Is. pet pew& the wed have ad sedesese ten the et hi" pried ad de ealb nodes he ether edam. Infealk oodOshei an Fred that Iht Wen did he did& whin Inds is tedlete, see net teransedid. As hit as we dee pressedt edit asidnellen. :7==led • Ina sod ad de Dendl. het et de law tey W isidesed Thiseo—the tow geed dise adios" the Lode daddy Ye t nth • IN node died he. Dons the pod deed Oedema bag. be Mw he gni dm ad ; 1,4110 rem woe Wined awl rib gm- vises err. BF whine Wed Ceded we Imo tint the Oman added id MON seeds ter do wad sap is mkt added elk need lemeddises tad dive net be asps. Tined. et dish SIM VMS IMO law. dad d. deb Yew awe dew he he de ares tide het pod ad de dreintsind doped held Wad • andeld hew than Ind. The dastity oz. pond Wed do let d Iltswesher, lele t he de Shed nadest, 1•31, ew : Gene add CAS ;le Item. Lets; to America, 1,077; ad te dime Odd kin; tank 10.1•11 he On stack I. LON 17,147 die" spirt 0,111 In 11130, onal SAN la 1849. CHEM.—Norma ZAK Fills, Oct. fair was than b. ng aka • hap annann at inn% •ow .r rig at WM= r atia la haw Mk Chow, at pi= varying hen Nast 1, atm tan dahlat Inas dawn of n bleb as Ma; the Fish korner, was ita. BMW en diem. tnra odd at San lona Man ink frau 61. to id. per lb. Ina Ka.ea, d toatinint. nit *a whale et bar &In at on, before tea Vela& to tba natulag. CORN.— Baxerar, Oct. 2.—Thia market has bees very quiet War kw all Idris et lora ; Ore nisi es 7 data at prime lee Alta Mbar art loft I. per qt. brow rose sonar bit week. or err Is remit at We rim row Orr eel Oar widow erseedea err_ trarder r Maw: ail. to b. ar bard saw. 4a. la 66 IL Irby. Al& Met. Beam. ia INA. per bard. Ore, fila. Ns. 11103M10111,31, Oct. 2.-Dario, the peered week there Me Mee mei kits me Meat 'Swim art wa edema d la. per ge.adislasi as rat desorption'. Baby lee la Terier. New Ors re sib*, ts. per qr. kr., aid rip rola la Nadir rata I. • Nara War* mire IMO err. No opia nare dearer. At dire sweat tri• mai a arra awry at WWII aUr anike ft readrier Ntaird Merge at pry E . Pieter nor drew. New Ora dollar 4bela AL per fir. Nam dal% bat maned V err Per, Ilk re "Adger. - - 3110BY0w, Oct. 2.—The trade for Wbeat to-day wee *ray r !set week's prior. Pro samples of militia( Barley coee. ✓od Yr rasa, kat star sera are arise Is boy. Oar, leans, awl Park larilmed. wirer say alteration la vars. cal, will% St Ha So 11114 MAL ft lak ; M. to 101. 5.; rod, SL MIL Itstivr, so Oats. laa UL U. Bras , re. to rs. Ira Its. to 19. V •. t INK OIL Os llseletkwa: Went, sea. W ha. Pit af.; foraso. whits. Us. to Th u .= gra.; WM" o BaaA nenta, Oa. OL lea; amities, Us. to Us.; tteb nary itss. Ws. to eK Thar. Enna. anon* 7K le UK pa .4; keel" IS.. to glefig gown Barley. MOW lode. Lag, ha, to ass per imp. or. VW sTbidllop lib. le ten per Wan Oats, Den ; a Walk Ugh es Pa Pro BM. hr.; kb* Write, lea. to la. ed. Der VS Nag ki4 his Ittat. to M. per lap. or. Deana Thank Us. to NW pie Its. to 2.1*. par 430 lb.. me metals hong 1611 Wei Inign : great, 1,1110 cps.: Oats, 5.671 nada 7$ onnero; Swim S DI amen 41 on. ,• lons, if qrs ; Thar, elf nig. TM wen: Wlast, ed.: Oats, Us. 4d. ; Barley,llls. gd.; Bea= - Drumm, Oct. 2.—W• had a large supply of Wheat, fa whin M tanners takedown more mossy; lasers kir Isaleea they sooreded is *analog a Wing admen hat petrally aside, nowt weekZE . kee was paid; Wags One we" brinwr, Mly malatalned. was in abort gr a 4 vas asinr, ass pararis obtaining Jlla a. In ClatA me Paseo dentlea. Tame, terM 4A to 4e. sa. per boat. Mime, IOW: host rod. ra to el.; middling, Ka to Vs.; Inferior. Us. to la. Barley, 24a. to 19e. Oats, las. to 24e. Pass, We. to Pees, Sift to Us. per a. I.lollr, gas, par sorb Ws. to Sta.; s ands. 27e. to FARNHAM, Oct. 2.—We cannot note any alteration in the pies of Wheat this day. the trade on the who's was rather beta than on this day week. Wheat, U. to 101. Us. per load. Barley, 24A to Nl, per gr. Oats, 170. b Us. Pas, M. to ges. Beans, 21s. to 3N. GODALMING, Oct. I.—This market was thinly attended to.isy, but Wheel was plen•iful, and about gar orted last week% prices. Wheat, red, Nab 37..; white, 31s. to Sgs. ; ass. 41s. to 0.. Batley, 21s. to tes. Peas, 275. to Se. Beans, 211 a. to 31a. Oats, life. to 20e. per a. MaNNIPOTara, Oct. 2.—Our farmers are asking more • Maar far eon to-day. Very little business doing, but we nadda the trade ern. —-• • • Nrwevar, Oct. 2.—We have this day a very large sup ply of Wheat. flop in quality and condition, t. r whlth their was equal demand, at the prices of lest week, and a clearance nesrly ef fected. Them was an Discerned supply of Barley, and the liras were barely sustained. Oats, Beans, and Nu were slow of rale. PLYMOUTH, Oct. 2.—We have had moro inquiry to-day for Cotten Wheat, but the few sees nude were at last week's rates, and millers only buy in mail quantitks. The weather very tweet tied; heavy obowets. rumen are still too busy out of doors to thrash freely. ROYSTON Oct. 2.—Wheat fully maintained last week's prim, with a brisk demand. Fine Pallet quite as dear, secondary qualities easier to purchase. Wheat, 205. to 235. per toed. Barley, 2.a. to 325. per quarter. Oats, IGa. to 225. UIBRIDOI, Oct. 2.—The Wheat trade is more active to day, but prier , have not Improved • and ill.moditioned poircels sold a n t Is. per qt. rednetket on the rates of last se , k. Oats and Barley are brisk demand ; other midst meet a heavy sale. EDINBURGH, Oct. I.—The supply of all kinds of grain was await. Boles were exceedingly quick, and a gond clearance et. feeted. This may be accounted for hos the small supple, and the flrm tone in the Englith markets. Priem were up considerably. Wheat. 40s. to 491. Barley, 21a. 6d. to Igs. Oa ts, to 235. 4d. Beane, 355. 6d. to 40s. CATTLE, &c.—NEwanz, Oct. I.—There has been a very large market to-day, and, the morning belog floe, nook 'bowed to good advanup tor the teller. el ore ile+Ca were =him? • very good mkt., and many sales were eltedad. Fat Mel did not roll in well as poor Flock. Them were *,6U Sbrep, • pod many tops, and 190 pip pen-ed. At the ramentarket, In 1900, Mere werel,63i Ring end 313 pip penned. • --- SALFORD. Oct. I.—The show of stock to-day was again lam and of good qual,ty. Tha attendance was alto good, and • brialosh market moat to reported at the lull rates M last week for both Bret and Minton. ♦ pod durance was abated. • ElMint:ROE, Ott. I.—The supply of cattk woo Jorge, there being 366, or 33 more then lam market. A ecesiderable pro. portion of those shown were of an inferior quality ; whet was really good Mood purchasers readily. Top perm, 7e. per Dutch stone ; cur rent, Or. 6d. ; secondary and anterior kinds, ffolll 36, 6d. to 6s. At the else of Walser • greet many inferior berate were tanked mg un sold. The supply of Sheep end lambs this sioraimg rue We, th ere bring 3,368, or 333 kis then last week. Deemed being good, salsa were sully efketee at prices folly higher than last week. Top price of the best wedders, aid. per lb.; entreat, 4.d. to Sd. ; ewes mad in terior sorts, id. per lb. Lamb., top price, tut. per bead, were from Alm under Hoyden, Esq.. Tamils, Lea Lothian; current, from le. 6eL to Ps. 6d. and downwards. A clearance ins effected. FAIRS. BRAINTREE FAlR.—There wu a good attendance at Braintree yesterday, but a short supply of Mosta, in which a tote r day brisk trade was done, at an advance tii•en the Miens sliced at Ma:don. The sheep Mow was, in point or emboli, about a %mai, and moor thrdiett hand.. Lambs made higher prices than at late fairs. Cart Cults were highly priced, and theme( the iiss kind rearm. CionnuN Faitt.—This fair was held yesterday, and, as usual, attrected a large number of permits interestrd in the sale of stock. In the fair field there was nearly 20,00 Sheep and Ixtnbs penned. The beat Down teem were selected and said in rapid sarcession at 265. to 30.. each—very excellent rescind Pe; milkers, for turnip feeling, 30.. to 3ls. ; wether Lambs. 31s. to 23a. ; best ewe Lambs, 12s. to 21a, each; boat Down rotor, M. to 121. each. So speedily were sales effectel, that by four o'clock the pens were Dearly cleared. Nair Dorms were very indifferent Sew of which found buyers. Cart Home fire years, made 41 to 60 gnaws+ vacs ; telt; two years old, DD. to 21s. guineas ; three years old, 22 to 30 gullets. The Welshmen were very 2.rtusate in regime all their Peeler, at from 30.. to 71. each, aceording to quality. Cows witb o lan made from 131. to 171.; Cows in calf, 121. to lit.; to 101. per bead. The beet More Beast, laid to weigh from 70 to 90 ' stoma when Ist, made from 7!. to 94 each. Dow stow MICHAELMAS Fain. —This fair was held yesterday. The number of Sheep penned was about an acreage imply, and, notwithstanding the very uof ivourablo weather we expenenced, there woo a good attest:ince of buyers. There w a a good selling trade, though not no bri-k, and nearly every thing was sold out. at prim quite equal to the late Orklaril and Wilton fairs. to the llnne fair there were some wry good cart.erits, and oleo several other descriptions of very useful animals; but little transacted. A large number of Pip on offer, but there was not much demand for them. NEWARK FAIR on Wednesday was very large. There was a great quantity of Mee" and plentiful supplies 01 Beagle, both fat and storm A thin fair foe llorwo, except foal.; good one* sold welL 'lei f, 3a. to 3e. 6d. per stone. bluttoe, 44d. to 3d. par lb. 'Waking Maws, 121. to 141.; three-year-old stereo, ltd. to IV.; and younger ditto, hl. to 101. each. More *keep sold wit. Lambe realised Ms. to 23..; 'Antilop, Ws. t ) 250., and culled ewes 265. to VW. per head. A large qu.ntity of asses was exhibited; pekes ragged from 40, to 33e. pee cwt._ _ Norruessax Fain, Oct. 2.—There was bat a moderate Shaw ot Beagle at every deeoription, but a fan Woman's of buyers. Though good mat was in fair request, More Sera dld mot make roomnde gooney, aid Min wee a Aga lIMIIIIIIIIIMI farlase, la wise Wetrerythuor as Oar. Fee NW brew* low Y. told. per b. Welfare WWI • weasealia wies. no Ws of Raw W ass gliststs sada Iba a seags7...,i a ft aim bins la Taos Nowee, ramblag the prises. • lelek Weer w &se, =as the =Ws fa Ilenei el werly every den inferior milk go enrol. Wog a drag "es the market. Wm rows Fats, Oat. 2.—Tbis isparesat fair has, like way of Its preftwern Waste varleble t INII Is NMI lasisme• a t OM gat , , m ohongotar, est Si see amereassedy depeade upon /he Mato og the menther. OEM. she assebas swisar. awl ewe • eon eideffes et aIewIIIMISI kr wleisb It le se ow is amoont. 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Welty WWI MIMS aleweselw wars elhedel Id yew le* Wit had ben pameldwil wet: be the vim waft Kalil& poll, beepli Wee wo deb ef Woe the I /Wm dam Ile le lbes NW se pewit plus; wed as raw/ amesibis Woes have lbw se psi debl a (= *lli ler 4 years) fret, a pieds MY Wars lira sib diewlew Thee wee a good weep did stadb beide be ak= MYR AdL The awn. pile we lbw as le la dd. pie two. Of Wawa We was • my "WM we% awl • wesist Wow Wee_denwd We goed Wm WOW - - Idg boa lik is thl. per ligeL Ile Serge kW Wis 4 albite eiesegglied awed. ops. eelea good =r ui tl i Zelddi IPIIII WIN se WOW W 1 dam Of GM Ws we • gest dem ler Web was is mediae se Ow dills efiseatie their limiond Bp* IT were pat: milikkla et tki P I x aa a al= na‘th.ibalties Is ere se TV= el 1 1 1 111471110 1111 Sli if t the far IP" °IS "Fair Ole =X as m i .... Jr .0 22 8 0 al sis r to be behind noose la the making of &wee, haw eappid a awe sad We wile eel of Cheshire 'or We soil perinea et NNW • sepetiw tat ompa Wide. mid we fortailyr think then right la alai es, ter • Ismer of ifeeNdaN hes se:does bees balm: war eight we to forget whew rose far angel mode woke has long best beige the ; hie NW Is shrew geed, sad whoever port:hams bie web meet /Maas a geed bergsla ; thew NNW, with wee vil Who" Inge weak wegla filetr end derentedly realised god VW" wide reedy egle. Mr. Utelneread. ebetwebistor, of itettord, lee a mgieedig Nisi hod. whisk arty in the day fo und customers et prier to We medilester, one we grad amt with a quality to ensure thsedishedoa of hie Whale sad eiggertell. Derbyshire makes rea lised how 375. to 60e.; Telegsside. sew NON bar 470. to Ns.; blend nth. fr om 100. to 41e. de wightlamet NW satietplted from whet bat bow NNW in*ttils paper hew gm be tins dude, ths past smolt, the show ot bops was weemailly menell—in fast, we can scarcely all It a glow. "IN aulaber of poskets exhibited, of the growth of 11111, Wee eat, 114, end d ye yeses. 11. At the time °tour writs log.lNNeldhe Negeedelle lo state tho maw of the North Chew with ea/ degree a 111110111, 1111 the bur will not close before this erMleg, bat the peommet may be relied or se near ea wo can quote ffessex, of 'NE of MN, IL Ids. ' le IL IN. ; gents, 61. to Of. :Os.; North 60. to N. es.; ileams, of the growth of 1631, N. les to 11.• 78. to 71. 10•4 gesia Clays, U. 7s. to 31. Se. We esn my b;st MO toe the Nardi OW bap 0 the Present rare beenllwsweeles serials la quality, but those amid way b eds misrior It for the year'. growth. TM Now Of Nolen bin Negri am about so usual,:and for whose names We tat edtr w brow yard wet. Only a tooders• e bed rryMbarMr44 tithe diem et ear writing, yet we think the edam NEW mgabrWs we ON egad to y the qu dines exhibited. here beeedhi_V s : &et Imi Dowel were exhibited, which ere ' fug el gestit eml geed in odour, end, if our recommends timer base may we advise our friends who use the artic'e to oral themselres of the opportunity of purchasing whilst this better , quality ot the article le ou seek.—Doneaster Gnats. AMERICAN MARKETS. NEW YORK, SEPT. 19. There is no marked feature in stocks. The talcs were to a moderate extent, and prices are alarm as yesterday. The prin^ipal linatastion was in Beading. whkh was the leading stock. It fluc tuated between 56 to 59, finally cdoelia at 36i. Erie was firm, and in demand at 78j to 761. The securities had also an upward tendency. Hamraly the Wakes ware firm, but the want of outside speculation prevents say activity. Edgeworth has been hear) within a week, on . account of an instalment of 3 dela. per share, which kw been called It is inten Jed fur the payment of the debt of the company. New Jer reY Mng lain steady demand. Government stocks are quiet. In exchange there a nut dale doing, but the market is arm. tog, 101 to let; francs, 5 dub. Inc. to 5 dole. 114 e., with small naply. Freights are dull at previous prices. Engagements 500 talk flour at 6d., gran id., return 3e, dead weight Oa. To London I,tkal Obis. naval stores, Is.; 1,000 ditto oil cake, Is. 9.1.; 50 half Wads. tobacco, ,• 3,00 5 Oozes cheese, I.os. ; and measurement good., boa Three or four Bunter freights were made from Florida homeward at 8 dot. to 10 dui , szd me from Charleston at 4 del. 30a. to 6 dol. 500. To St. John's a cargo of Sour was taken at 150. To BrLitol a foreign aerial took a cargo d flour at la. gd. To Cadia, a cargo of staves was taken, and to Hamburg 1.000 Has. Resin on presto's terms. Aso'.-Tod market is away, but less active for pate, at 5 dol. 121 e. Feats are buoyant and salcaule at 3 dol. 36c. to 5 d.l. 6210, w.th salt of 50 MM. Ceram-The market is a shade firmer to-day, with a moderate de emed. tales of 300 bales, haluding middling New OTICIMS. at Mc. to 10s, sad ditto Uploads at Me. to 940. Fad AND Mast.-There to a goad degree of firemen in the low =atState and western flour, and with less offering. Prices are There is a fair local and eastern den did, with rather mesa Maur for capon, in part from store. The better brands of wawa sell freely, but new Sate le plenty and dull of sale. tans. Mak to not plenty, and old is very 'makable, and we unaetetand IPS Mua at ace have been sold to arrive soon, on terms not made Rama lbe sales of domestic reach 9,500 bbls. at 2 dots. 7k. to $ deb. its. Mr nainspeeted ; 3 dole. lice. to 3 doh , . 37c. to ROW; Sib. Sea lb I dab Vic. for Ao. 2 supertne; 3 dole. *Aye. to 3 dole Simi brag Mildain and Indiana; I dote. Ste. to 4 dole. 110. for new deb; ebb. Tie. to 3 dada 81e. for state; 3 dots. 810. too dole. br caw 4 bib 11140. is 4 dots. Vie. for fancy ihio; 4 dols. 180. to 631.111 e. btembestpare Genrwee; 4 dole. 250 to k doh. 624 e. for Saar OINNSIOD; 4 deb. Ns. to 5 dole. for extra Ohio; and 4 di ila.7sc. Mil Ms. 73e. for ester Haseesee. Southern Ain fair demand, with a moderate su ppl y, aid firm market. Saks of 1,201' bbls., part to Mime at 4 Ms. to 4 Ms. 2.3 a. for old and new common to good hods af Beitirre ed Aisurar,ise., ai.e.; 4 dote. 371 c. to 5 dub. Ala fail wail taw lassbla and I des. She. tot. dolt. fur Richmond Mr.is Melo% idols. ilea° 3 dole. 371 c. Corn meal as fine. oddU•ollll,3mey, m dela. ry Onala-Eat Maglatishmay fey eh at ; the demand for export is Ilssiked, lei kr Mew bed , , but at prim generally below the views of halm{ the beelpts ate not large, but the stock In store is consider abb. b more plenty, and the market 'Auxerre.' at 90 to 930 Melt, gal NO to 1030 for new; some large parcels are going honed flat hands. Weimar only to note a sale of some 3,;00 basalt ed nwaliam at 79 to bile. in lota. Rye Is less plenty, and is Mkt nt lb. Daft is (poet at 70 to 750., web not much offering. Oats see baba sae Ice tuir dr nand; sales M new Pate at 3 3 to 330 . tag algagi a l si4 tM C.. awn is rather better, wan a good astern iedicant it part for contracts; minof 18,101 bushels at 54 to 3814. is gragmal, 69 to 599 c. for merchantable western mixed, and we bear alfenneends being nettled at doe.; and round yellow, 620 Nasser.-a ianadH market, with a lair demand ; sales of 400 bble. at f3e.farlm sled Prbm, and 50 lads. Drudge at 23e. Itiessmar-Thsre is a 'mud demon for oil pork at the improve ment mewl miladsy, end the market is steady, with sales of 600 bola at 11 deb. Tice for MR mew; 13 dote. 2k. for new prime; 15 deb.:3ee br eld mos; 12 dola.soe. for old prime. Beef is in good deemed. and dill 'market is .teddy. Sales or 4io brla at 8 dils. 75c. to 11 Ms. fir mem, and 5 dots. to 6 dolt far prime. Dressed hogs are la MEM at Ste. to re., and lice bogs at se. to Sie. Lard ut hardly so firmorllll more ,Miring. Wee of 300 brls in lots at Mc. to 910 huttet and cheese are steady and saleable. Free.-The market is actin,. 2,5410 quintals dry cod have been sold in the tact three day. at 2 owls. hoc. to A digs. 87.0 for Mestere Bank, and 3 dole. 37ec. to 3 dole. 40c. fur St. George., Mackerel are Maly, 160 brie. fat veld at 12 digs. for No. 1, and 9 dols. 75c. for No. 2; 1,20 e MU No. 3 add at 5 dole. 250 for large size, and 4 dole. 120. for small. Herring cello readily, 5,000 boxes kayo hem sold at 12;c. to 250 for No. I, and 4340 to 43c. for orated. Hum are more active, and prices pteady. Desirable weights ere scarce and wanted. The stock is now 65,000, exclusive of hone. The sales are 1.144 green salted cow, Rio Grande, at 7c. 6 months; 1,000 green salted horse, 1 dot. each; 1,100 Rio Grande, dry, 2410 a. average 130., Ms 3 per scut. 1,300 booked, Natal:Hellos, 151 c. 6 maths; 004 Bogota, at 1010 6 mouths. LAATIIIII.-There is more demand from the East, but on the whole the market lea dull one for September, and far short of the activity of September, 18 A. Prices are without further char we, though heavy, and favouring the buyer. Some parcels of hemlock sole have ben shipped by a foreign house to Liverpool on speculation. Orta.-Lanmea is steady. 15,000 gallons have been sold whole parcels at 73c., and from store there is an active demand at 74e. to 75c. Oa Caca - A sale of 100 tans of thin oblong cake was made at 74 dole.. Sax tops.-300 tuna sold at Mc. to be., showing an upward teadency. laos.-The market is firm for Scotch pig, and 100 tons have heft sold at 19 digs. 13c. le 21l doll. 6 months. The stock is much lam than it was supposed to be, owing to the false recei, ts given 'or par ries as in store, showing there are many ways of seeding a market. 110M-71e market Is inactive and heavy. About 15 bales new Westerns sold In iota at 20 to 22e0 cash. Tamow.-A tiro market, with sales of 25 hhds. City rendered at Fa. Dar.-The market Is arms for River, with a fair demand, and sales of 1,200 lobe as M to 340 NATAL tkomo-The mutat is • shade better for Crude Turpentize, with Me at 300 Mis. at 3 Ma. Resin is in lair domaod, and is Weedy. Lima-The market la now amey bare. Common Rockland is held at 95c., and Lump at I dol. tie. Luesaa.-The market b ebedy, but Inactive, for Eastern Pine and Sortie. Urns are In good bum; with gala of 6.0,000 Eastern at full prima. WEST INDIA MARKETS. KINGSTON, SEPT. 11 , FLous.—The receipts since our last have been limited to ene sane of Georgetown and Alexandria —some 1,400 barrels—the mot emilisrallis patios at what was pl►ced at 325. per bet. The ambit is mei Yes. Sanaa—Ma le warm. but makers are inentifol and Inactive. We quote the hare at Isa. awl the Letter at 20.. per brl. Lase.—The saran is tore of both Irish and Amerban—the latter Oval quality would readily command ltd. per lb. hear.—Amerlesa "family" is taken at 414. to 48a. per half bared. PUBLIC SALES. Ocr. 2.—By Mr. Masan, at the Mart.—A policy for 2,0001., a ith accumulations thereon of 4b01., effected in the Equitable on the life of a gentleman now aged 62, annual premium 621. 17s.—sold for 1,2101. The life interest of a gentleman aged 56, in 6001. invested at 4 per cent. ; also the reversionary interest of his two children, aged 22 and 23 years-3451. A Norwich Union policy for 4991., life 76 years, annual premium 151.95. 4d.-4201. Two leasehold houses, Grove-villas, Hyde-road, Batter sea, let lor 421. per annum, held fur 83 years unexpired at 81.-3001. Two semi-detached houses, Studley-road, Clapham•road, let for 801. per annum, held for 90 years unexpired at 121. 109.-5951. Two freehold houses, Bow-lane, East India-road, let for 361. per annum, less taxes-3501. Messrs. EVERSFIXID and HOUNE, at the Mart.—Lease hold ground rents, Manor-place and Canterbury-pace, Walworth, produ-ing 271. per annum, for 16 peen unex pired-4151. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY, Ocr. 3, 1851. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Name et Pisa. P.M. &V/. n.w. I.w. ILA. LW. 11. S.w. &w. s.w. Owes o I Wiad• Strong Breese Gentle Beate Straw Brew Strong Breese Strong brew Smog Breen GeiUe Were Stronetteess Gentle Breeze Gentle Bre. re Gentle Breeze State of Weatlwa. hassovre ei..ro..- _.. Ethausernia.. OKEZNWXCU throws ...... • Z - 5 - 11 ON_ _ _ nismosts MUT HULL Wag. Tom Guroow IDtinvecos Partially Cloudy Baia Bala Bala Overcast BAUD Partially Cloudy overcast Plan Hazy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Partially Cloudy Cloudier Pins Pubs Piaa Very fins Fins Flus Pim Cloudy Hazy Pim THIS DAY, Naos. Owes or Wind. airearth et WWI. taste of the Weather. S.& Stang Breese. Pew. The returns from the following places did not reach this ease in tune for publication yesterday; they therefore Indicate the state of the weather on Wednesday morning at nine O'aisok. Imam .-............. W. Kamm& —......... LW. Noma && Loom .--...... LE. flaw .........—........ Z. SWINE Oda Omni Brow Calm Bard Wind Btrang &or Wrong arsons Wrong Onena Ontid Dam sartlaill Oa Rola Bahl Ovaresit _ . 717 mob rattan, Goody Pardo OP* Omelet SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. W " Shipplag Gazette " Ya " Uold's FAB OW CASUALTIES. Albatross ce.) was got afioat last evening, and has come up to this city to reload her c ago, when she will proce,tl on her voyage.—Antwerp, Oct. 1. Baron of Renfrew, Nourse, from Liverpool, arrived here, Aug. 10, making four inches of water per hour. Off the Cape of Good Hope she lost both tcmmasts, mainyard, nearly all her sails, and sprung her foremast.—Bombay, Sept. 1. Lyme Regis, Mansfield, from Moulmein to London, has put in here leaky, and is discharging.—Mauritius, Aug. 4. Rookery, Turner, from Hull to St. Petersburg, was stranded on a reef near Calmar, Sept. 24, but was assisted off on the 2Gth, leaky, after discharging great part of her cargo, and taken into Calmar ltuads.—Hamburg, Sept. 29. Westminster, Seaton, from Moulmein to Queenstown, has put in here, leaking in her upper works, and will have to discharge part of her cargo —Mauritius, Aug. b. SEABORNE MAILS. VI *glee that the mails are oat from the General roet•orllos die night—and re e, the morning—dreretteh.l Day when modem, Frain wh6t 1 0017NTRIM in Oboe General Poet- Port 1 When O London. deepenthed. doe. --- ktiamiea(hydsitpeeltet N 0.4.3 - Oct. 9 anter rak t r yUnited Sett 11 Oct. 14 Liverpool Oct. 4 AnterhattoyU.ntateapk , 4. o eL 11 4outharapton Arrived Africa (Went Comet) ...N IDA of the month Plymouth ... Oct. s Alexandria* N Inth&Neth Omen. Dover &Want l4 I day Dover Small hi 9th of the month Southam,Con. Oct, It &semi Ayres N 9th of the orooth Southatripton.'Oct. IG r'slifonda(Ma CltsgreM)l 2ndarl7thof month Olouthametoa. Oct. 3 Cape of Oood Hope 14 14th of tic month +' Plymouth.-- Oct. 3 Constantinople • N 7thl7tll27thot meal (hirer Central America M Pad& litho( month Southampton. Oct. 5 Channel blips N idon.,Wed.ditrrid. Southampton. To.Th.Sa ChM 711 17th of the month Southampton. Oct. 5 hones MAN Twice daily Dora tireme• '4 7tlll7tll27thof mon Dover . A.rived Umber, N Tuesday a Friday London I tme„sat Holland .... id Wednea & Bata , . LemboMon.rto (lad oers, —.... d 17th of the month Southarepten.'Oct. 20 Ireland lt & N Twice tinily Jadei(e& fientharm.t.)3l Stith of the month , 4mitharnoton Oct. 23 India (via Ilareeillet) ri St.43‘24thof mouth !Dower 4 70 v. 2 dediterrameaa(via South hi 20th of the month Southampton. Oct. 21 Di= i vil l ittareeillea) N Iltrin2 IM in month Dover Nadas fd road of the month Southampton. Oct. 5 Madeira lll 12th of the month Southamptun.pet. 1G 1 7th 1701.19007 th Malta* '' 1 tatithof the month Dover Arrived Naples* 14 sthlsth2.sthof moo Dover :Antrmi Papal State,. l4 BMlsth2sthormon Dora r 'Arrived Peninvola N 7tlll7th27thof mon Southampton.. Sept. 24 Pero N 17th of the month Southampton. Oct. 5 Tommy* 14 Sth 15m25thof mon Dover • Arrived WillA lodise lf 17th el the month Southamplon...trrired Won lathes pozeipt Be minim and Neiman) N his of the month tootheinotrwi.loet. 20 • lbe emus to tame COlllll,lOB WAS Marked Or are cosireyea by erench packet via blormilles. Came nerta.—Malla to and from California via the United states are now despatched and due by every American picket. In consequence of the large number of passengers booked 'or Egypt and India oa the 10th of October, the day the lent East India Mall 1.4 deeps!chcd from Ametiampton, two steamers, the nultan Pot. Unger, will leave that port for Alexandria on the above-named day in. stead of see. The matte will be taken out by the Pottinger. The; arrangement will not interferu with the despatch of an eats steamer to Alesandria b 0 tba 3rd of November. ARRIVED. ALBATROSS (1.. 91-at Liverpool, October 2, from Rotterdam A..-at Seigel, October 2, tram. Quebec ANNA-14 Gravesend, October 2, from Ceylon Banos IL.cc-at Liteqool, October 2, from Atrica CAII,OI.IISt -iit Onormend, October 2, from Denmark Couvarra-at Liverpool, October 2, from Ambris C.4311111L1A-at Liverpo ol, October 2, from St. John's, N.B. Monk DT6II- IQ Liverpool, October 2 Dsvonsanan-off Des', October I, from New York Di mom -aff the WlSht, October I, from Ouch., EVl,l'l.lOll -at Liverpool, October 2, from Calcutta EINAIOOII- at Vensaree, September 30, from Ibr.olo lI,Vil 14011.11111—at ' , Amman, : eptember 30, froal...C. Vecchia liro-off Liverpool, Octoberi2 LADT WORSLIT-at Liverpool, October 2, from Africa Maas -at Liverpool, October 2, from Calabar MALU•{I.I . -Off Deal, Octolk r I, from Quebec MUCIA-off Falmouth, September 30, from Demean Promoter's-at Hull, October I, from. Quebec Par -at Bristol, October 2, from... lQtras Mori so-at irraveoend, October 2, from 111,11,4ra PATIIrINDgi --rtf Liverpool, October 2, from - Prow Komar -off LIT, rp3ol. Cetober 2 RARITAN —St Liverpool. October 2, from ..„ New Orleans SI•TIAI—at Porteraouth, Oc . ober I, from London Tv.lllll-at Gravesend, October 2, from Callao TILI,ITT YACHT-at Liverpool, October 2, from Denia WM. WILINLIWOICII-at atiltord, September 29, from Quebec SAILED. September 30, to London nes. peplemtler 30, to I.ondon "---- - - BLACK Rivas Para tr—irown Gravesend, October i, to Oporto Caasevarcs —from Liverpool, October 2, to Calcutta Gra,CIIPIId, October 2, to Madeira Iralnca—from Queenstown, September 30, te....... London i MAIO LIA ISLYTH—from Greetwed, October 2, to Mouritioe IL J. WARD -from Liverpool, October 2, to New York Pours —from ("revered, October 2, to Glasgow Soso—from Gravesoul, October 2, to Adelaide W. D. Sawsu.—from Liverpoa, October 2, to New Gnaws VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ann, Hopr, Sept. 27, lat. 50 N., lon. 9.3 W. lietey (henille), from Liverpool for the Cope of Good Hope, all a•es, Aug. 10, lot. 13.11 N., lon. 25.25 W. Devon (barque), from London for Adelaide (S.A.), June 5, lat. 29 S., lull. 24 W. Marie (Hamburg barque), fur Port Adelaide, July 9, lat. 30.40, lon. 21.24 W. Midas (brig), from Calla for Cork, Sept. 6, lat. 31.26. N., lon. 36.22 W. Woodhouse (English barque), steed., eastward, Sept. 23, 1 it. 45.50 too. 16.50. • BLOWING UP OP THE WRECK OF THE OCEAN MONARCIL—For some time a number of experienced divers have been engaged on the wreck of this ill-fated vessel. It will he, no doubt, remembered she was one of the Boston line of packet ships, 1,300 tons burthen, and caught fire in a few hours after Lee departure for that port from Liver pool. No fewer than 170 tout of 309 emigrants who were on board) perished by the calamity, and the hull went down in 70 feet of water in the Hay of Abergelly, on the Welsh coast, about six miles front the land. There was on beard of her a largo general cargo, valued at 16,0001., a great quantity of which the divers have succeeded in saving, and there is no doubt but that the whole will be got up. It is the intention then of blowing up the wreck, on the same principle as was pursued on the occasion of the removal of that of the Royal George at Spithend, some few years since, by the Suppers and Miners, under General Pasley. [Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Puna• Carats sem • CIXTUAL Itatant PO. 01.513559 Or tat Sets.—ltangsrorm, mum, Jaundice, scrofula, or king's evil, sore heads, and the most inveterate skin disown to which the human race is subject cannot be treated with • more certain, cafe, and speedy remedy for their cure than lielthway's ointment and pill", which set no pecu liarly en the coo Mahon and re effectually parity the blood that three diseases are quickly eradicated from the system, and a letting euro obtained. These sovereign remedies are equally edit:ace:um in curing tumours, burns, scalds, glandular swellings, Wathreus wounds, rhea. =thee, contracted and stiff joints. Sold by all respectable vendors o medicine, and at the cathode:anent of Professor Holloway, 211, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BROWN.—Sept. 29, at Vremyes,it;irewahire, the wife of C. W. Proem, Esq., of Werels% of a daughter. CHUBB.-00. 1, at hf yrtle Vi3s, Battersea, Mrs. C. F. Chubb.9f • wn. _ . nALL.—Sept. 30, at Wellington•place, Iteading, the wife of Capt W. T. Hall, of • sun. lAMIII—depL 29, Mrs. W. James Gloucester-place, Portman square, of a son. MAMTER.—Sept. 27, at Brussels, the wife of the Rev. G. F. Ma-ter, of Stratton Sectary, Cirencester, of a wm. PHILLIPS.—Sept. 29, at Piling Vietnam Ilan% the wife of the Rev, G. N. Phillips, of a daughter. ROSS.—Sept. 29, at Crafting Clouse, N. 8., Mrs. G. W. IL Ross, of • am. WEST; I4 Ie. 2S, at Clapham-park, the wit* of W. T. West, Esq., of • daughter. MARRIAGES. APPLESARD—TIORSFORD.—Bcpt. 30, et lit. Maryiebene, by the Rev. B. lywither, R. P. Appleyanl,Esq., to Emma, moond daughter the late Gen. llonford. CHOKER—MENDRY.—Sept. 30, at Saltcosta, by the Rev. D. Lands borough, D.D., P. W. Poker, Esq., to Janet, only surviving daughter of the late J. A. Headry. Ardrwasaw• DAY-DAY.-Oct. I, at Bt. Michael'•, Stockwell, by the Rev. I. Pkaford, M.A., J. Day, Eaq., of the Middle Temple, to Elizsbe_h Catherine. woad surviving daughter of A. Day, ER , /LM., of Perk-road. HUNTIVOTOWER—BURKE.—Kept. 26, Lord fluntingtower, of Groavenor-aquare, to Katherine Elizabeth Camila, the youngest daughter of lr J. Burke, Bart. LITTLE—COCKERELL—Oct. I, at St. Giles's, Camberwell, by the Rev. G. W. Cockerel", M.A., Incumbent of IR. John's, Kingston, Thomas Little, Esq., youngest ma of James Little ' Iraq , of Ame ritsi.equare, to Lilts Charlotte, fourth daughter of John Cackerell, Ewe., of Camberwell. NEAVE—MORIER.—Oet. 1 at Bt. George's, ilaraver.square, by the Rev . J. foam, Vicarof Burley-on-the-bill. S. Naive, Esq of the late Sir T. Name, Bark, of Dagnsco.park, keel, to Mary liennef, daughter of D. R. Moder, ER., late 1.1.11..'s Idiuister Pic a potentiary In Switzerland. WALE—PBRST.—tiept. 30, et Teignasoath, South Devon, by the Rev. J. Greethsa, Prebendary of Wells, assisted by the Rev. J. Stroud, ineumbent of Wink 0. P. Male, Bal.. 48th REEL G.N. l, f • aof Notate Gen. Sir C. Wale, K.C.8., of Little lihelford, bridge/shim. to Adelaide, fourth daughter of the late E. Prat, Eaq., of York. DEATHS. LAZENBT.--flept. 29, at aged 67. Henry Lasenby, Eq.. 30, at Addireembe, Mary Anne, wits of F. MU' died, EN-, aged 3 3 . %IN.—newt. 25, at Dwyer, Marianne, second daughter of TgPain, Req.. Registrar of to s Cinque Ports, aged 29. 'ORTER.—Sept. 2s, am Liverpool, Edward Cotley, 'outwit son of the late T. C. Porter, Esq. _ RICIIARDS.—Sept 211, at Yhtaerton Lad" sear Chester, Phillips °rumor itiresrds, Mica of the tats W. litlards, PAq., avid it. skieftwoop, 7 oes. t. at Meekkabargh•squars, T. Ho Sherwood, E.g.,sied 91. --- - TOItItE.--Sept. 29, Caroline Sarah, wile of the Bey. H. Tone, Rea. Wit of Thornhill, Yorkshire, sped W. Wll,9oe.—Sryt. 24, et airtimelts Hall, Yorkshire, Martha, relict of R. os, Zee, mood 67. Mood sal pabliesd br,Wnsa.ut RAYS, a N 0.% Laelard. , gnat, is t. My of Landon. Priam. at tis ash la Lositarl. ste t. is the pnatalt al iTailtstelegs.—lstrAtT. Onoass S. iui. B.W. iir. LW. &W. I