The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-27 00:00:00

pp ,.._ ' I i picture eta woman end a child thermos, and the brooch of Beotch pebble, a bass puree, cantabiles three shillinp, flee Id. Femme ramps. and a piece of riper beerhig the womb, " Hewitt, 23, Ustalit n.ple et, Leak -e a tb.mlle mid a small quantity of black thriad. I then mused bar to he lacked up, and telegraphed the fact to la 'maim Mayer. I then caused tawdry to be made as to is tr ate had gut them metes in Ndieburgh, and finding that she had net I telemegeed that fast also. 1 Met tow her, esel cenmemi with -ber,..during which she admitted she was Mn. Molise. swaaldered it nommary not to abut my emote what she said. Although I twice cautioned harohe volnatatily I left town snithely. I mane off so Moe.- day when ls (speastiag her husband) was mt. I have left Dim sal have dame before. I was afraid of env life. He has maltreated me far a keg tiers post. He tisreatenod that he would eat cit my head Ile has pricked me with • knife." She elided that she Ireft her home en Mon day ; that she left tors hones at the Londem-bridge terminus, the ticket of which I would iied it der tiaras; Mat she bad come in to Nustrm-egeare, and slept in th at mighbourhood all eigla. She attempted to describe the N e wcastle;and said that she started the following morning for that then she went to • eoffes-house, 'accompanied by two female pesAngere, as I understood her to say, and that they had slept there all night; and that she ems up to Edinburgh on the Wednesday. That was her statesvnt. --- FATAL ACCIDENT TO Tin HON. T. E. PAGET Onayse.—On Friday afteneeen , t le ascend mutat of her West," ship, Impregnable, Capt. Sir Them a. Maitland, C.B , the flagship at Davenport, and Mr. Croke, and Mr. de Moicessme, mitthipmen, and Mr. Brown rigg and the lion. Thomas Edward Paget Graves, naval cadets, were in a small shore boat, cruising about the Ida- Moose, when, passing between the Impregnable and the Mount Bdgeentabo shore, a proposal was made by Mr. Croke to change sea's with Use mend muter, and Mr. Graves, who had been stetring,propoised that some c ne should change with him, so that he might pull awhile. All the parties stood up in the boat to make these changwroind immediately the boat upset, and they ware all precipitated into the water. The second master end Mr. De Montexona, on rising to enr- bee, caught hold on the boat, which was lying keel up the , and held on until they were tikes oft by a boat from U.K.' A: s brig Crane, on iced of 111 " ; t. tt• accident had beer. e_. lervid. Mr. Cris took charge of Mr. Br;ovnrigg, and with him It''.ans towards the shore, and alter having proceeded some distance. was taken on board a boat by Mr.Banke, shipbuilder, of Cesznill, who, on seeing the acci dent, had at once called the assist.nee of some of I• 1 workpcople, and put off in a r boat la the hope of relieving the young gentlemen from thei perilous reitioa. Having Mr. Croke and his charge on board, Mr. Banks asked if all were sale, and found that one was ussuoi. ; and this turned oat tope the Hon. Dir. Graves. After rowing round the place where the boat had upset, a rang man named Robert Bruce, in the employ of Mr. Banks, believing be saw deceased sine distance down in the water.gallantly dived but found theobject he bad noticed to be a handkerchief, which he brought up. Drags were obtained, end after about one hour and halt's labour, the body of the untortunate young gentleman was ricavered—quite dead. The deceased was the eldest son and heir of Lard Graves : he was a naval each? belonging to the Southampton, Ad miral Reynolds, lies ship , ba t was serving on board t h e Impregneb'e, and was about 13 years of age. The body was subsequently removed to the Gorily residence on the banks of the Tamar, .111 about two miles and Ulf from the scene of the accident. On Saturday en inquest was . I,cld on v.ew of the remains before Major Herring, the mayor of Saltash, when a verdict of " Acci dentally &owned" was returned. The interment of the body la to take plies in the family vault at Antony this day. Lend thane has 'nether son of about two years of •: s e. It is a remarkable circumstance that Lieutenant II Is, of the Impregnable, had only on the previous thy been speaking to the deceased a nd young Brownrigg aboutlearn ins to swim, and had given Mr. Brownrigg use lesson in the act, and the deemed had consulted his father about learning to swim. As Mr. Brownrigg bed got No much maiden« by his single teem as to swim a few strokes, it may bepressuned that this in eau measure contributed to his escaping the fate of his young blend. MURDEROUS eit, , SAULT ET 83WOOLERS.—A few days since we recorded a seizure made at Titchlield by a coast-guard men, since which three convictions have taken place of partite concerned in the affair—the last on Thursday, when Atwell, the owner of the cart, was convicted, and sent to Winchester Gaol for sin months' imprisonment. Tin two revenue officers, who were the principal witnesses, were told by certain parties on Thursday that they would suffer for what they had dens ; and, to prove they were as !rod as their word, the Hears Tekgraph of Saturday cuntauir the following:—" Lastevering, about half-past 8 o'clock, a num. ber of smugglers assembled at Hardway, for the purpose of ill-treating two coast guardsmen ; and on seeing one (named Stephen Mounte held), James Stallard, John Brown, John Attwell, jun., John Matthews, and several others began ilitreating him in a most brutal manner, by kicking him and striking him with sticks, and Attwell with a shot in a sling. leaving him for &ad. Be is now lying in a very precarious state his wife deo, on interfering, was very much beaten. They then proceeded to the Three Tons, at Els in, where they found Benjamin Mountelield, whom they treated In the same way, and who is Is a very dangerous state. The police being lent for soon arrived ; they, with Kens of the coast guard, went in pursuit of the party, and overtook them at the Sun public-house at Brock beust,bat from which they made itsa escape. Soros time . atter they went to ocausio • ..ouse, wher e . tn . ley found t!!e . party and tried to talc, them into custody, tur .uund it que.e impossible to do se as they had such a strong olny, there being needy 20 in the house and as many outside. We are sorry to state they remain at large, though we learn one of the party was bided by a pistol shot." A himotcnot.7 Acctosta occurred on the Sou ate o th- see Beach on Saturday evening. Mr. Jobn Aden, lf St. Paul's Grammar School, esso sines Midsummer the conductor el a boarding school at Souther., with sin pupils were returning from a water trip in a large pleasure boa', and were leaving the same in a small punt to come on shore, whsn the latter sudenly esprit ed,and the whole were plunged in the water. M r .r IL. lioldupwortu immediately pushed off in a mull boat to their rescue; Mr. Thomas Norman, of Buckland, shipwright in the Dock-yard, swam towards Mr. AIL n. and brought him to shore; and we regret to say that, although alive when he reached the King's lioo, the nervous incitement wee so disturbed, that Mr. Allen ms sunk with exhaustion, and died. The boys were all awed. -- - MONEY MARKET. 13•117101 T Emus°. N o twithstanding the quiet to which prevailed, and the u:1119 email amount of business which was dme on the leock Excharr to-day, the English funds nevertheless presented a firmer aspect, and partially recovered from the depression noticed yes terday. The first transaction in Consols were warked at 924 for msney, and at 921 for secount; they soon, however, exhibited more buoyancy, and rose to . 921, both for money and account, and were oflinally marked at the close 92; to ; for money, and 92; for account. The Three per Cent. Reduced were Bret done at and last at 93. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. marked 931 and Z. The roots settled appearance of the Continent, and the advanco which hu taken place within the last flaw days in nearly all the principal European stocks ea the respective continental bourses, have no doubt contributed to impart more firmness to our own funds, and the more general opinion is in favour of a farther improvement. The transactions in the foreign stocks were of a very limited nature, and the dealing', which were the following, presented no feature worthy cf notice : Brazilian et 87 ; ditto, New Bonds, 1829 and 1839, for account at MI. Buenos !tyres, at 31, Equador, at 31, 4, and 34. Mexican, ex coupons, for account, at 271, and r ; ditto, small, at 28. Portuguese Four per Coots., for account, at 28 1. Spani sh Five per Cents., at 181. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 33 and 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifieatw, at 83i. Although the increase in the private securities the Batik during the week now closed amounts to 385.9131., and the increase in circulation is 111,106!., from which facts may be inferred that a larger amount of disoaunt business has been transacted by the Beek, and that money is consequently in greater request, still the present state of the money muket does rot justify such an assumption. The temporary demand which existed for money dur.og a portion of the preceding week has in a great measure subsided, and there is now more difficulty in placing it on call at 2 per cent., whilst the rates of dirc3nut continue without alteration first-rate paper being dose at 21 to 2; per ceut. The bank retorts show the increase of bullion to be 20,9391., which in all probability will in due course receive a further addit on from the amount of gold which has been imported from Russia and Constant-, noplo during the week to the value of 303,0001., besides about the same amount in silver (1,300,000 dollars) by the Vest India mail on Wednesday, which latter has already affected the value of silver in this market, the prc:ent price being for bar (stan dard) 4s. 11 id., and for dollars 4s. 100. per ounce. The advice. of the 23rd, received to-day from Frankfort, report a rise of nearly 2 per cent. in the Ares•rian reletalliques, which were done foe money, • the Five per Cents. at 781, Four per Cent,. at 62j, Three per Cents. at 46j, Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 41 2. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com peFy on the respective presidencies in India, is as louows : Per mail of Gtk August, 1849. Rates of FAChange. Dowd S 93.323 13 0 1 Itesteas Romasty sil. 810.4,103 14 3 POS Mail of 33td August, ISM Maas at Etabaapii. £15 8 , 823 13 3l IS. lOd. pi Co.'s mei. 29,930 4 1 leabsy 5.100 0 0 14. 1033. i 193.813 17 4 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1849. -------------- Tama, New Sprig( per Bally -,..3hrw whiter - se -.....01d - to - Eva Belize, Phadirg * .....* 19 to 211...dierthine II ell 24 limeui Coax .. ~ „................. 26 to 25...Lesnce. -to - Idissum. Salt* end itmesisel ... . . - 32 to 114 to 11l Illellerrensas fled Oirilia... . ..... to 36 le 35 Lammas .........,.. *- Us - elelliplead Ite to 36 itarwaro Csaarifree.e4 daUe5 5 10n............. It i Se. to 2 6 10.. Lotman eta" Deus aml 1 6 Os. te / 11l 10s. Ditto Prwasheml Alnerican S 6 10s.to It 7 Or. [Lova. Aseeriesse per barrel of 11161 b. 22 to 24 Deal*, and Ihuaburg... - to - Omar 22 to 24 , Feensle per mob of Milts.. free -. . .. 32 to 33 ARRIVAL 6 INTO LONDON PROM 20th AUG. TO 2.5 th AUG. Ws. Engllsh. Watch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat I 16112 Barley 177 2792 Oats flour, 4,002 asks; barrels. Malt, 3,057 qrs. At: carets, Aug. 26.-From the continued floe weather since the commeseemeat of the hermit, the farmers have made re. rod firearms, hatinj tlift l F l Iff B ft3 the I'-vie en me 'meet in thie itelibbourliood in fine coadition, and the majority of fields of other corn are cut. Should the fins weather centimes a few days loogers the harvest will be completed. Ow market today was thinly at tended. For the reason of the year, the .apply of old Wheat was moderate, but inferior in quality; the demand was inactive, and last week's piece were berry mainuine.a. There was a gt.od quantity of new Wheat on oder, sod severe' ogles were effected, realising 41.15. to 40. per qr. Flour iold the mime as liot week. Malt was In ,mall re. quest, and the turn cheaper. The supply of Barley. Oats, Beans, and Peas was small, and coracerathely not much businces doing, at un altered pries. Old Wheat, Ws. to 425. Barley. 235. to 25e. Oate, 17s. to 225. Beans, 265. to 34e. Peas 325. to 314. per qr. Malt, 6s. to Is. 6d. per bushel. Fleur, 395. to 345. per sack. ATLItsBURY, Aug. 25.--Our ma , k , t is dull, at about last week's prices. We obeerral a few samples of new Wheat which, being in excellent condition, realerd t I.r prices. Wheat, 10 , to lit. les. per loud. Barley. 245. to 5. 7 e. per qr. Beans, 32e. 3ts. Peas, 30s. to 361. Oat., 1111 e. to 24e. BEDPORD. Aug. 25.-Our markets were this day plenti fully supplied with new Wheat, which westet a fair rite at laet week's prices. A few *Ample* ot new Earley s offered, at from 30e. to 321. per qr. Oats, Beans, and Peas a slow sale, at List week's prices. BERWICK, Aug. 25.-At tneda)'s market we had a fair supply of grain for the WM on of the year, aad prices may be quoted mew SS last week. Barrett has partway commenced hi this diarict aad the aajouaiag counties, and will be quite general in tea days. ROSTII,I. Aug. 25 -We have had very lit•le el any grain showing to.day, and the little business tran.acted was at about the rates nt Wednesday. Two samples of new Oats, shown sere of very fine quality. Tie are ton; to hear heavy complain* of mildew in the Wheat crop. CARBRIDOE, Aug. 25.-O market wee won sun lied with Wheat to-day, both old and new ' some of the latter le.: r ,,, g „,•,_ lity, winch met a slow; demand, at 2a. per qr. leis money. Wheat, red, new, 40s. to 4 white, iis.: -Amy,. WM. to its. ; white, 46. i. Oats, old, les. to 205.; ner., its. Wax. Caffrailinunt, Aug. 25.-Our market was well supplied wilt new Wheat, but trade very dull, milers very unwilling to pur chase, unites at a reducuon in price of is. to N. per qr. o.d V. bite Wheat, 445. to 455.; new, *IL LOSS,. • old brown, 3u.+. to 421.; new 40s. to O. Boer/. res. to 30s. Gate, 17s. to 245. Beane, 265. to Me. Peas, 2es. to 30e. CARLISLE, Aug. 25.-We had a good 'supply of Wheat this morning , which was rats. sold at last wets Barley and Oats ' were only in limited demand, but last ogees prices were supported. [ TM only eample of new Bailey in the market sold far 1 Is., quality good. Wheat, white, new and old, 195.'215. Barley, new d. and old, 10s. to 115. Oats, potato, to 6s. 3d.; ocesmon, Oa I to Ts. eti. Flour, le. led, to 2s. 3d. per Moat. Oatmeal, la. ed. Rye meal, Is. 4d. Berhymeal, le. 4d. COLetimießß, Aog. 25. -Farming are as yet busily em ployed in harvest work; the weather has been f..eourable, and wheat- Parrot is in many Mae WSOODDL to a close. The attendance at to day's market is limited, and thee supply of Wheat 1 which is principally good) iii mall; lAA week's rates are fully maintained for cry new qualleme whilst old is easier to buy. Scarcely any other grain besides Wheat offering. GLoCCaSTRI, Aug. 25.-At our' market this day the atlendince was small, and the business done extremely limited. Berne new red English Wheat found buyers at 44.. per qr., and the weight ruled tram 6_11b5. to 641 b. per bushel. Fun ign remains sominally unaltered. Batley and Beans with. ut change. In Oate a w sales are reported, at former p• ins. The prices are: Wheat, inglirb, white, per imp. bushel, 3e.6d. to es.; red, 44. 10d. to ss. tick; Data* (white tienewee), per Melba, 6e. Od. to 61.3 d. ; Polish. Polite minim, btettla, 4+. Od. to 31i. • Ode a, Merianopoli, soft, 4a. 6d. to M. 91. ; WOWS. Tagan ro g. b ard, nominal, 40. 6.1. ea 0.9 d. Barley, Fatalism grinding, per 4001ba, 225. to 141.. mallunr, per imperial qr., 265. to 275. • lrise, grinding, 23 5. to 235. el; maltaxg, 22 5. to 26 5. ; foreign, grinding, 225. to 24a. Beaus, English, per imperial bushel, 4s. to 4e. ed.; foreign, Egyptian, per 63511 e., 35. 6d. to 3s. ed.; Preach, Dutch, email tick, Ss. heat, to 4s. ed.; Irish, la. 10d. to 4.. Mee, Limerick, Wexford, Entuseorthy, white, per 31216 a, 19a. to toy. W. ; Cork, Waterford, Youghath les. 6d. to 19s. ; Welsh, black, lee. 61. to 19a.; Irish, per 312 1b5., Ins. to 161. Od. Deo, grey and grinders, per 6551*., *Wish, 3a. eid. to li. ted. Foreign, 3a. Od. to 41. Mut, beet ;saes , English, 31s. to ate. Linseed Cake, per tem, Preach, 71. to U. Winds runts, Aug. 25.-Our stock of old Wheat la much reduced; to.day there was a Letter supply of new, all of which was of fair quality, but wanting in odour; a few samples realised Lail week's rates; for the rest a dull sale was experienced, and WOW parcels re mained on hand, at a reduction of 2e. per qr. Old Wheat without alteration. Wheat, sew, 411 s. to 565.; old, Is. to Ma Rye, Ph. W s2e. Pees, Sus. to 345. NRREPORD, Aug. 25.-Meat of our farmers are now ta med in harvest oieratiocie• the market was thinly attended; the new Wheat came in good cceidition. and all agree the quality is better than any year since 1544. Spring Corn ahoo is ready tor cutting, and ripen+ simultmeowly with the Viheat, a rather unusual thing; the ield ts expected to be firet-rats in quality, and great in quantity. Priem : -Wheat, new, per 62105., 3s. 4d. to ss. 7d. ; ucw, se. 641. Was. Barley, per bushel, de 4d. to 3s. ed. Beans, 4s. 3d. to se. Pes„ boilers, as ed. to 2s. ed.; grey, 4s. to 4e. ed. Oats, is. ed. to 22.10 d. aIitTFORD, Aug. 25.-Toe supply of both old and new Wheat fair; trade for the finest parcels quite as good; the quality of the new tine, but little doing in other roots of Corn. Last week's prices supported. Wheat, old, from 275. to 32a. per load ; new, 26.. W 345. Barley, 22e. to 22*. per qr. 0 es, lea. to 245. Peas, les. to 21s. per load. Beam, lee. to 22a. Tares, 30s. to 325. Rye, les. W 20e. _KRNDAL, Aug. 25.-At to-day's market we had a good supply of both Wheat and Oats; the former was the turn lower, say ed. p e r 10.. d; Oats also was • dull sale. We had a few samples of new Wheat and Data, but each was out of coadition. Should the weather be favourable, farmer. would be busy in this neighbour 1 id. to hoe Lid. d. Wheat, 275. lid. to 315.6 d. per load of 22 stone. Oat*, per stone. AIDOTICSU barrel Flout, 275. to 2 es. Liffcaffrits, Aug. 25.-A good quantity of grain has been cut in this neighbourhood duriag the week, but very little has been premed. Today's market was poorly eupplied with all STILCieS, Wheat sold freely, at fully former prices. Oatmeal slow sale new , without to change in value. Wheat, old, 29s to 325. per beans.; , 2es, 315. Oatmeal, 27e. to 17.. lid. per 2101*. LEicarrart, Aug. 25.-We had rather a short eupply of Wheat to-day, but the millers bought with caution, and price! were fully Is. l o wer. Some fine new made 50e. per qr. There was a maple of fine new Barley, and of foreign a lurge supply, which caused A great drug. Other main remained about the same. hiANCROSTgit, Aug. 25.-With favourable weather, and harvest engrossing on all s•tiles, it is not to be wondered that we have had a flat week's Wetness; we have not, however, observed any material change in prim. At to.day's market so httle is d ome that f p: e i s ces h g oLt i t t ' ic. heat d and o not lVl=ar di...t e sornew to ha m t bai unlr to tain .. ; ,, bo th ld an , ris a o t f ri g fl o i :l g I reduetton. Of other articles li may be observed that though the turn favour deciagibr,buqurzbienvariltyn f a t '. .tn the ra 7 .e.%f eittrtie6 of Wheat, per bushel of 701 b e -, English, white, 6+. 9d. to 7e. Ill; red, Gadd. to 7s. M. ; foreign, free, red, tes.ol.to 7s. Od.; white, 7s. to 7s. did. Barley, per bushel of 601b5., gentling, 3e. 6.1. to 3.. 9d. Oats, per bush.of 4 Abe., English, Scotch, and fine teeth, 2s. 9d. to 20411 d.; Irish kiln-dried rune, Is. 7d. to 2s. ed. Beans, perboa!" Matadi small, 33e. to 375.; tick, 325. to 345. Malt, per 6 imperial *Wade, Inn 415. to 420.• flee secends, 40s. to 41s. Pue, pi' il imperial loreels, white and blue boilers, 325. to 365. flour, per sack of 28016 a., English and Irish fine, 32e. to 33e.. superfine, 345. WI. to 32e. ; eatra, 36e. to 372.6 d.; Oatmeal, per 1001 l of 2401b5., English andAriab, 235. to 245. lialneVosta, Aug. 24,-The trade for all descriptions of grain to.tity was languid in the extreme. Owing to harvest opera ons we had a very limited attendan ce of permits at mad ket, and also ti a very short supply of samples (meecially new). Fine new Wheat was readily taken off by the millers, at from 425. to Stk.. per qr. her red, and Ph. to 30s. for white. New grey l'eas 26e. to 200. i Maple, 27.. to 2M.; Tares winter, 3e. fel. to fis. bd. per bushel. NEWPORT (ItILB OF WIGHT), Aug. 25.-At cur corn market 'his day there was but little bantam. done. A few wimples of New Wheat were told from 40e. to 4es.; old, 325. to 41s. Bar l ey, 13a to 255. Oate, lee. to 225. 25.-The weather NnWeAsTLß.Crole T o es , Aug. this week has been of a more favourable character, and the nights bring fruity have materially accelerated the Waved. The reaping ot Wheat and other grain has partially commenced, arid, with *rateable wea ther will be pretty general on Mond , y fort ight, The trade during the week has ruled steady. and, aLhough full rates have bees SSP table' for every article, the beldam done has been of a move circumscribed character. The recent deelisse on Wheat in this country has not been responded to to a similar extent en the ecestir.ent, rattiest on the °tete side being disputed to allow markets to fettle before making shipments of soy moment. Opinions are much divided as to how the tirade may rule from hencetvrth, mow attuning that prices must range exceedingly low ; but with limited etocke both at bane and abroad upon the e we of harver, an dd with only as average crop in proopect, we cannot see upou w hat guds such opinion can be entertained: at all tim es, if tho-e opinione should Dereafkr be sea ted, it will be the first e such a thing has happened. Under sapient i of free imports and with confidence in the lusNlity of order abroad, supplies will be chiefly regulated by the demand in this country, so that we shall nit have those audit( n glute which have distinguished the trade at former riche, and however singular OW views may ap. peer. we are • to think the prices of all grain upon the aggre gate will rule pee. ty much about the same as during Me past awls. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the growers, and the arrivals eoastwise being tailing, keen -thrashed parcels, being much wanted foe miting, realised rather over the rates of this day sennight ; but in the value of other sorts we have little va riation to note. Flour was held with much gemmes, and our makes having made no change In their price, we hope to get on rather mere freely next week at our this day's quotations. In Rye, Barley, Bens, and Peas there is little stirring, and this remark will apply to Malt. With Outs we were moderately supplied by our grower*. but Inv*, a ptetty good arrival coastwise, the trade upon the whole mist slow, seed to have fumed sales lower term must have been itulteaieed to. The prices : wheat, Northumberland, new, white, 20e. to 524.; red, 40s. to 4Be. ; Norfolk and Suffolk to w Noo k,e 50e. to 525.; red. 411 a. to SO*. ; Linoolnshie, new, white, 4ss. Alnetnouth and Berwiek, white, Mr. to 50e.; red, 40s. to 16e. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 24e. to 26.1. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 265. to M.; chevalier, 23a. to 30a.; Northumberland and Scotch, 21s. to 1 M a., ebevalier, 245. to 264.: grinding and distilling, 20s. to nu. alt, 465. to 50a.; chevaller, Ser. to 525. Oak, Northumbertand and Scotch potato, new 2es. to 235.; common and Angie, new, 17e. to 21 .. P e " wh i t . b oilers, no minal, 2es. to 30s. ; grey and maple, tea. I to 30s. Beans, new, Zee. to 325. Flour, fine Stockton and Northam- 1 berland, Sts. to Eis.; Norfolk whites, 355. to 375. per sack ; house. I bolds, 535. to 325.; seconds, afts. to 335. ; housenolds, 2114.1 t0 y0n40 3 . .U. : ; v. thirti .h.t, s, D. 245 u . i. W and 30 1 : cm . ; ip lio brg uscho w lds, bite, 2o 3 s e ... t t o . 5 3 2 0 0... ; 1 red, 43e. to 46e. ; Siklllll/1, white, 465. to 605.• red, eis. t o 47. 4 Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, Ods. to 30 E; red, 40e. to OSA; Limburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white, 465. to 50..; red, 425. to 40s. ; Kell and Holstein, white, 435. to 465.; red, 405. to 445. ; Petersburg and ALChatlgel, red, 37e. to 4054 Odessa, red, 39a. la 42a. ; ditto Paoli, red, 42 e. W 41s. Rye, POOICTIOLLID and Prussian, 235. to 23e.; !Warhol, 22a. to 24a. Barley, Saal, 241. to 265. • Pomeranian and Holstein, 20s. to 225. Oats, Dutch brew, 17s. to ' 205.; Pomeranian bed. lie , to Igo.; Holstein and Ilkozish, lis. to lee.; Archangel and Bhp, 14s. to Ifs. Peas, white, 245. to Ms. Bean+, Friesland, 305. *32a. Alexandrian, 2 '2s . to 34a. Th e arrival. this week are : wheat, coastwise, 52.2; for ei gn. 1,715. Rye, coastwlse, 13; Barley, coal:wive, e; foreign, 70; Oats, cortatwise, 747; foreign, 240; Peas, foreign, 70; Bolas, 33 qrs. Fl-ur, muted" 1,310 sacks. NORWICH, Aug. 25.-The attendance of farmers at our t thia day was g small, small, ant we had a mall show of boM eld and marke new Wheat ; the latter ie good condition, and being much wanted to freshen dour the price ruled 2s. per qr. more than the old, and the old aome what neglected. The Flour trade is very dull and languid, except for a large mixture of new, and we quote priors the same as last week. The Barley trade is too limited to be worthy of notice. B ea .. peas, and Clata, are without attention la value. Wheat new whit 50s. to 54 5 . per qr.; old, 43e. to 50s. • new Ted, 44e. to 4de. old, 425. to 4es. Beam. 30s. to 845. Peas, 23s:tons. Osts, les. to 225. Fine household Roar, f. o. b. ear sack of 2SOltm, 315.6 d., par. chums dams nem nod claiming tins month's credit; retail, Is. 9d. per we. - Norrixonkst, Ang. l ions, splendid line sresShst 1 this week kw lomat operations, Mat Mims has been Mb la wailing, and some portions tethered. Our m arket has been flirty supplied with grain, and a few samples of new Wheat brought to Moot The best samples of uld are taken off at the rates of last Satur day, say 50s. te 02a., but inferior sorts are quite neglected, thou& offered irt lees mover. The new sold at 411 s. to 30e. per quarer of 36 stonee, and the quality is coneidered geed. eon° new °ate t ap:ca, but cot many buyers. In Sprier; Corn we have no alteration. PETARCOIIotrOR, Aug. 25.-We had but a small attendance of farmers here to-day, still there was a fair quantity of old Wheat offering, and prices declined fully Is. pei r t; la th e. to 621bs. red, 41s. to 435.; line, up to 475. per or. ien namsure. There was several samples of the' new crop, which so from Da. to 46e. per qr., and would weigh Gabs. to 6411 m. per bushel. fles a sample of gyring Coen showing, and prices comically sm last we. Prawns:tit, Aug. 25.-At our market to-day the few samples of new Wheat offering were mostly taken by our millers at ou r quotatkeisi, while old of /sir quality found purehascis. Little doing in other grain. New Peas were not offering quite l e freely as t, of late. White Wheat, old, 91. to 9!. 10e. per load; new, 11!. 10s. to „11 121.; red, old, 9!. to 101.; new, 101. to 101. 10s. Barley, old, Ns. to 27e. per qr. Oats, 21 0 . to 22 0 . Beans, 385. to 40e. Mess, new, 33a. to eee. ;Pi kalerie, Aug. 26.-The weather during the greater part of the week has been remarkably fine, and great progress' has been made in reaping, but scarcely any grain has yet been h o used. We fa must repeat our observations of bee week, that excessive languor end 13 * 1 inaca pervades the pervad the Corn trade generally; and to effect sales, frac. tweally lower rates have been in most cases submitted to. We had a small supply of English old Wheat at our Corn Exchange to-day, and being in fair requeet, maintained our last quotations. There 10 were several samplers of new, the quality tolerably good, but out of 10 coodition, and consequently &fruit to sell. The bes" samples of 100 white commanded 235. to Ds. 9d.; end yellow, 21s. to 2:s. Gd. per 21elbs. We note no alteration in the best fresh samples of old Wheat 60 1 1 1 1 from granary, and other descriptionsOn the absence of any i, rename cominally unaltered. Fresh brands of Flour moved s'owly at 124, a slight reduction, whilst stale parcels were unsaleable. Oma, in 10 moderate retail request a• the above currency. The Muniess i n 50 in Oatmeal was of a limited character, though offering on rather 20 easier terms. No new at market. (Idler articles without a change. la , Wheat, per windle of 2201 be., English, I.ancaehire, white, 23e. to 5 6 24m fal.; red. 21s. Bd. to Zia. ; Yorkshire sad otter counties, 13 red, 21s. to 235. 04.• Irish, per bushel et nibs., white, 6s. &I. ; IS red, slimier qualities:, Ge. Otd. to Cs. 2d.; middling to goo d , Ss. 44d. 34 to ss. 100. Foreign, per bushel of 70Ibk, American and Canadian, 91. white, 7s. 2d. to 7s. 74d.; red, Gs. ltd. to 7s. 21; Roetock, Anclam, 16; and Stettin, red, 7s. Id. to 7s. 3d. • hamburg and Lower Itidtit, red, 6s. 10d. to 7s. Od. ; Rot* erdam rind the Rhine, red, P. M. to 01. 75.; French, red, es. SeL to 6 s. 10 d. Flour, per pack of 2101 bk, 110 Englini, fins to supertine 290. bd. to 355 .: 81.• alseing, 24e. to 12 6 Shred.; *reach, per sack of 2001b5., superfineand extra superfine, Se Ses. to 365.; American, per barrel of 19611:e., 26e. Beans, per 23 w.nelle of 2201t0., Englieh sod Irish, 13e. 6d. to 11, Od. Oen, per %maul of 4511 y., Irish, prime mcaliag qualities, 2s. 104 d. to 22 e.s. Ile .; common, 2s. Bd. to 2e. 10d.; provender, 3s. Vol. to 3s. 3d. 20 Oatmeal, per lead of 2401b5., English, 2es. Gd. to IGet.Gd. ; Irish, choice BS mm let, 215.61. to 258. Orl.; good general qualities, 255. fd. to 245. ; 23 ( CZ.' '2ll. Gd. to 235.91. Indian Corn, pet qr. of 18 01 bni 6 0100040 f y 28e. to 30e. Italian Corn Meal, per pack of 24alba., w bite, Slain& Al manufacture, lee. Gd. to les.; yellow, 16s. Bran, per pack of 2101 be., English and Irish, ICs. 25 ArAingo, Aug. 25.-We had a larger supply of new 4r, Wheat treday, but smaller of old; the latter fully maintained last ig week's value, but new Wheat was le. to 2e. per qr. lower for every 10 description. Sales of spring corn are only effecrel by retail, and es at prides looking downward. 1211 SATTKON-WALDEN, Ang. 25.-Wheat a plentiful supply. 121 New, 44a. to 465. per qr. Barley, 245. to 275. 6.1. Beans, 29a. m .fie 111 Poser, 275. to 29a. Ouue 17 5 . to 19 5 . 6d. per qr. 60 00 BRATTIte HEST, Aug. 2 5 . - A good supp l y of Wheat, but L io more of old than new, for which the demand was slow, there being gu but a share attendance of buyers; prices were however held firmly at is last week', curreacy. There was but tery little banners done in t oo Barley, which was the turn cheaper.. A few Oats we re sold at fully so lust Reek's currency. Other descriptions of grain attracted little or no ug attenteri ; and Malt was the turn cheerer. Wheat, old, 30s. to 445.; go new, eur. to 41s. Barley, 235. to 2us. 01114, 17e. to 21e. Beans, l y 325. to Sea leap, new, es. to 40e. per qr. Malt, 6s. 311. to Ga. 9d. so per butane Flour, 345. per rack. 21 Walsall:saran. Aug. 25.-The Wheat harvest to this 114 neighbourhood is entirely finished, the crops are very fine, and the 50 whole bus been housed in good condition. tihuuld the weather eon- lel tinue fine till the end of the week the whole of the Barley and Oat., Si. the greater portion of wheel is cut, will be stacked. Our market was Hsu but thinly attended. There was a goad supply of both old and new 6016 Wheat. Sales were effected ceictiv at bet week's pekes, but the de mind was email fur old, but the samplers of new so'd readily. The 20 32 supply of Barley was small, though equal to the demand ; Wet week's currency firmly supported. Oats, Bean., and Peas a ere 10 nominally unaltered, and the sale was dull. Wheat, old, 280. to 465. ; 10 2 new, 4u.. to 44e. Braley, 23e. to Ws. Date, Ithe to 23r. Beane 36e. 2 to 4. s. Peas efts. to 425. Malt, Sts. to SM. per qr. Tame 3s. Gd. 12i to gs. per bu shel. Fleur, 34e. per sack. WINCHESTER, Aug. 25.-There was a very thin attend. 21 once today. We owl a good Butyl of Wheat, which included 121 several samples of very fine new Wheat; the former was dull of sale, ,„ but the latter sold bri4cly, and last week's prices were well-aupperted. The show of Burley and Oat samples sus both of which re ceded la per parer, and the sale was dull. Tlie transactions in go Beans and Peas was very trifling, and quotation ' were unaltered from go our lut return. Flour underwent no change ; and Malt 14 setting cheaper, with a very slow demand. Wheat, old, b/. 10s. to 111. be. l 2 per load ; new 101. to Ile los. barley, '22s. to 28e. per , qr. Oats, to 225. Beam:, 34.. to 38e. Peas, new, 345. to 400. Flour, UP. per sack. Malt, 65. 3d. to 65. 9d. per bushel. 35 Wire Reels. Aug. 25.-We have had extremely fine weather is during the past week, and should it continue a week or two longer, 10 great progress will be mae in 'muting the harvest in this lucidity. We still have complaints of the black soil Wheat, and where beaten 60 down curly, it must prove deficient inettuntity and quidity. ('err little 40 of any grain showing here to.day, and we cult the value nominally the 161 same as lost week. Wheat, white, 41e. to 451 e; extra, 48s. per qr.; 50 red, 40e. to 435.; extra, 40a. Outs, led. to 91d. per stone. Sienna, 325. 10 to 34e. per qr. 100 WORCESTER, Aug. 25.-There was a large supply of new 26 .. Wheat at market to-day. which sold at a reduction of about Is. per "„ qr. The quantity of old being limited, it maintained the currency of 124 „., tune day ire'nnight. Barley nominally unaltered. Fine Outs quite as 60 dear ; for recoudary qualities we bud very little demand. Ou Beans the turn was in favour of the buyer. Peas le. per qr. cheaper. 20 124 YORK, Aug. 25.-Wo have bad a splendid week of fine 15 weather, and harvest has now become general in thie district of York. la ~hire. Few ferment are at market to-day. and little Wheat offering. 56 On the sake effected about Is. per qr. decline less been submittal to. gt. In other articles no alteration. Wheat, white, 475. to Sas. per Imp. ip qr.; red, 445. to 475. Bye, 2se. Malt, Mr. to 358. Outs, thl. to St. lid. per stone of 1435. Flour, 345. per seek of 2501 be. 8L DunLiß, Aug. 24.-Toe weather during the p ast week has 100 been splenold, and harvest operations proceed most satisfactorily. ..„*. The appearance of increasing supplies of new grain, and the general favouratle promise, cause our market to be hesey buyers confining their operate,* to the supply of present want. Wheat, 17r. to 26.. per 28010 s. MU, be to les. 6d. per 1961b5. Bete, tes. to 9r. 6d. per we 2241 be. Brocee, 255. to 20a. 134 CORK, Aug. 24 -A very favourable change has taken place in the weather which has become dry and fi ne, and in fact all 6 that could be desire d for haveet ownitionr, which are proceeding go with great rapidity. We receive the moat cheering reports of the pe conditaan 61 the variOUS mope, the yield of which there is every tea- 15 son to espect will be not only abundare, but above an average. We 5; have to report another week of dull triile. The foreign arrivals have 25 been much lore norecreus ; still the consumption of Indian Corn and lel other cheep Breadaults has been so mainly interfered with by the se bountiful supply of Potatoes thataherre articles continue to meet a very g rerr.cted sale at the rates of last week. We continue to 20 be supplied with new Oats and here, of excellent quality, immoderate quantity. A few barrels of new lehrat have also 10 appeared at market and have been dimposed of at about 20e. 10 per barrel. These, the first fruits of the new season, augur well for to the quality of this year's crop. In prepared and foreign Wheat we e 0 have had little business passing. Prices remain without alteration. 5o There are 120 stocks of Oats held here. The trade in Flour continues go to be restricted to the supply of the more immediate waits of bakers, 55 and the consequence is a Flow comuniptive businers iu the article, II without any change in value. We have a limited sale for Indian Coro, sat at about the prices of see week ; whit Indian Meal and other descrip- 32 tions of Meal are almost altogether neglected. 2 2 i LIMERICK, Aug. 25.-The weather for the week has 30 been extremely fine, and a vast quantity of oath has been cut down. 10 New el heat aid Oats appeared at this day's market, and eold freely 1 0 at our prices. The arrivals of Indian Corn are liberal, but from the 20 great plenty and cheapness of potatoes the demand is very dull. Red 10 Wheat, lid. to I ild.; white, 12d. to 121 d. Oahe Sd. per stone. 22 (Wats Indian ( ben, 61.; brad, 61.1.; American, Cl. per ton. WATERFORD, Aug. 25.-Although we have had but little r o muslin .° since eaturday last, the weather has been tolerably der, and 25 fiercest operstions have not bem Impeded. The bulk of the Wheat so crop around here is secured, with a considerable portion of the Oats and Barley. Our grain market remains in a dull state, gales being uy impracticable except in small retail quantities; holders of foreign 26 Wheat and Ma et are, however hem in their demands, preferring to store M m an io submit to any further reduction us prices. Our neigh aL bourilig farmers have brought In a few small parcel' of new Wheat 25 and Oats during the week ; the quality of both varied considerably, but the et:radial's of all was unikently bad; the Wheat sold at 15e. up - to 22a.; and the Oats at7o. 6d. to lee. 6d. per barrel. Flour continues very difficult of sale, and moot be sgain quoted lower, by Is. per rack. Gil Undried: Wheat, mill, per to stone, 2land. to 22a tel.• shipping, 11. a to lbs. Oats, white, per 14 et., les. Gd. to 1 le. Gd.; black, lue.Ort to 11.0.0 d. Dried and foreign: Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 a., 225. 6d. L.," to 23e. Od.; shipping , 195 . to 20s. Od .• Polish Odeon', Es. 9d. to fwe_e 23e. Oil.; French red, 2 4 5. Od. to 24e.'32. Oats, whim, per 14 at, , lie. Od. tolls, lid.; black, I is. rd. to Ile 3d. Flour, superfine, per reek, KM. Od. to 345.; seconds, 2115. to 29a; thirds, 2.25. to 23e.; ! toluene, 14s. to lfe. Indian Corn, per 20 M., Danube, 15a. Gd. to 0 16s. 3d.; America., yellow and reel, 15s. 9d. to Itss. 9d.; Spanish and ! Portuguese, white, 13e.0d. id.; damaged, for cattle, 10s. Od. .2 tolls. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., 7s. Od. to 7s. 3d. Oatmeal, r , 12s. to ler. ed. Bran, per 6 st., 4s. to 4s. 3d. 10 so KIRKCALDY, Aug. 25.-The temperature during the week oo has risen considerably, and we have hod no rain of any conseqweatheruence. so Barley harvest has partially commenced, and with brighter 10 a good deal of this crap would soon be cut : Wheat and Oats are more 10 backward. The P otato disease is making pretense; where tke abaws are blackened seine parties are milting them off and earthing up the go potatoes, endeavouring therely to prevent or check the disease. At go our country markets this week there was not much grain offering, and the ea es made were cbiely for local consumption, at fully the rates of last week. here to.day we had a fair supply or Wheat, but the sup. plies of Barley and Oats were small, everything sold readily; Wheat and Olds at last week's rates; Barley. tal. Is. per qr. dearer. Wheat, 42.. to ens. 'per qr.; Bade, ,• 13e. to 2110.; Oats, 19s. to 225. gEa. to 291. per bag of 2601 b. CATTLE, &e. —NM trttFIELD, Two o'Cloct—Wel have a Wm amply of Beasts and of good aversge quality ; trade is exceed. lowly dull, and a reduction of fully 2d. per Mb., is submitted to, yet they cannot be all sold. The number of Sheep has also increased, and the demand decreased ; In consequence sales are slowly effected at lower rates. A few choice Lambs are still ix request, but other kinds make very little money. Trade in again worse for Calves; it is with much difficulty they can lie disposed of. From Germany and Holland there are 698 Beasts ; Spain. 24 ; France, 27 ; D e nmark, SO ; Leicester and Northampton, 1,800 ; Lincalnshire, 340 ; and Cambridgeshire, NO. tor stood or site. a. 4. s. 4. Per stone et a. 6. sr. d. get Ilerteords .38 3 10 Best Dirs. Ilf..bds. tat 90 0 0 Rust Shorthorns qUality NOW— 2 8 3 2 Do. de. Shore }kw • ....... ........ 26 3 Toes and re math" sod 28 3 2 p :cs first Due. lief.tweh 3 8 3 10 lambs 4 0 6 0 Beasts at market, 4 343 ; Sheep and Lambs. x. 10 ; West. 2:4! Pir, 2 20 . Yzent., Aug. 24 —At this day's market we had a very fair attendance, and the supply of Pige, Sheep, and Cattle nearly an tarp as last week. There was a far business done, but at prices rather lower than last week. The supply of Pig" about 200, and that of Sheep near 450. Lambe, ls. to 15e.; Ewes, 11e. to 23e. The pro- vision market was but moderately supplied. MVO' or ORD Mzoomr.—The August market com menced on Wednesday at the Muir of Ord. It Is usually one of the greatest and moot Important of the year; but from the dioaatrousatate of affairs at the last Falkirk Tryst, with respect to Highland cattle, it was feared that this market would be very slow. TM weather was wet in the morning, and showery during the day. The attendance of farmers and dealers was small, and scarcely a desk? from the south appeared. The show of cattle! of all kinds wee small. af Pligblanders there were only few lots. The Bridge of _Al ness market having occurred on the game day, no doubt detained a few lots. No sales were made in this department up to the hour (six o'clock) when we left the market, but prime were cowl& red very low. Of fat Cattle and crosses only one or two lots, the principal of which were shown by Mr. Shirreff, 134.rnyarda, who asked 102. for his crosses. He sold a lot of fat Cattle, which went to Aberdeen shire, but Could not learn the rim Of Sheep the lots shown were almost exclusively black-faced. The inquiry was limited. Mr. Cowan, of Inversion, bought a lot of four-year.old wedders from Mr. Trotter, at 20a. Mr. Trotter said another lot of "redden at the lame money, and a lot of ewes at a fair ye Ice. Mr. Mackenzie, Kinettas, sold a lot of forty lambs at 11.. 64. Mr. Macrae, !lbw, sold a lot of half-teed Lambs at the mess=cs. Mr. Maclennan, Ord, sold six mote of Lambs at 84. Mr. Kenna, showed the lomat lot in the market,:which was sot sold, Trie show of hones was very lodiSereat, presenting no good animals, Awligt.,Not.,Bos.,&E. • Barka & Hrpiants Ext. (CM West. pantal p.Ct.) io i pirogrOara lux! °Lion) JUDCIIOII, eallauly paid, or with a guarantee 00 I)a. without a guarantee 1111 Birm,Wolv.& StourVanal 10 I litrm., Wolv., and Dudley sails dull paid, or with le aP :r ran- i - tlat . Do. guarantee 74180100, Stem., end Burn -96 Bristol sad Easter ... ... 11 50 .. ... ... lh Dal dorm .. ..• ... 10 Do. £lO Preferenosreg. 30 Do. Clydesdale Junction 00 Chester and Holyhead .. 15 Do. Preferenos- ... 40 Dub li n and Belfast June... 25 East Anglian . . ••• 10 Do. (£l6 E.9&11.) St D 0431.10646 p. Ct. Pref. 20 Fastens Counties ... ... 10 Do. New Gua. 6p. Ct.... 61 Do. Est., Bp. CL, No. 01 Do. do. N 0.2 69 Do. N. &E. 5 per Ct... 124 Do. r. shares ... ... ... 43 Do. New ... ... 23 2 7:1. 21 3i n 8 0 . z ;ii.j 11" ... .!. 224 . class C. ditto... _ .. 20 Do. Scrip We. 6p. Ct.) 25 Feet Lentsak ... ... 25 Do. New _-. ... ..• 61 Do. 40. r shares - , 61 Do. 6 per Ct. PreLl sk. 15 Pest Linoolashire ... ... 50 Edinburgh and Glasgow._ 29 Do. 4 sham •••• ... ... 22 'eilinburgh St Northern 13 Do. Newport ... ... 21e. Fader and I:smooth ... 120 Grua Northern ... :.. 114 Do.* shares, A,Deferrat 71 Do.l shares 11, 6p. Ct. 11 Do. 3 per Cent. Pref..... 474 GL Booth. and West. (Ire.) WO Great North of Ei.slanu... 35 Do. New, £4O .. . . 30 Do. New, £3O ... ... 15 Do. New, als ... .. 100 Great Western ... ... .. 110 Do. tellers; ... ... .. is Do. shares ... .. 111 Do. ifths „ ... ... lb Do. New, £l7 ... ... 10 (lull and Selby_ ... ... 25 Do. 6 she ... ... • • 114 Do. 4 shares „. , , • . 90 Lancaster and Carlisle .. 10 Do. Thirds .. .. 100 Liusceshire and . Yoikkhire 96 Do. 15 Bo. Thirds ... .., !.. 10 Do. New (ens. 6p. Ct.).. 9 De. West Riding Union 25 Do. 'treetop and Wyre 10 Do. 1 shares (A) ... ... 30 Leeds and Bradford .. ... 50 • Leeds and 'Mak (New). 34 I Do. New Pref. 6 p.Cent 121 London and Blackwell ... 50 'Lon., Brighton, a S.Coast 9 Do. guaranteed sp. Ct.. late itroycLetThhts.. 50 Do. Pref. 3 per Cent_.. 50 Do.Oonert. 0 p.Ct.,1852 5 Do. New £3 gat. 6 gatt. 121 London and Greenwich ... 9D Do. Preference __,.. -• 100 London la North-We:stem 12 Do. do. New 1 shares -2 Do. Fifths .. • • 11 D0.£104.,11.end B.(e) 50 London a tenth-Western 4241 Do. New, £5O .. ... 34 Do. New, £4O ... ... 101 Do. Thirds ... ... _.. I N 5 , Do. Preference 7p. CL. 5 Ranch .. Buz. and Mat... 100 Meath., Slid., and Line.. 23 Do. shares, No. 1 ... 25 Do. share., 111 Do. shun', No. 8 .. 10 Do., ew £lO Pref. ... 50 Do., Great Grimeby ... 221 Do. chef. and - Let:OW_ 25 Do. Grimsby Dock ... 4) Do. Lincoln Union .. 100 Midland ... ... ... ... 30 Do. £5O shares_ , .. WO Do. Birm. and Deal .- 100 Do. B. and K. 6p. Cent. 100 Newcastle and Carlisle ... WeNorfolk ..._... ... ... 15 Do. New £2O .. ... 20 Do. Gauen. 5 per . Lt.„ $ Do. Ouaran.sl per Ct._ 25 North Braise ... ... _ 12', Do. rhares ... .., o f Do. 'hares ... ... .. 84 ixes 34, Do. Preference ... _ 174 North Steffordeldre ... 30 Oaford, Wore, & Wolver. 1$ Read„Guild., end Reigate 41 Royston and BROW ... 23 Scottish Central 11 Shrews., k Sinn., &es); 7 Do., Clan 13 ... ... _..• 0 Do., New Guarantee d... lb Shrewsbury and Chaim glee. W. Ili.) ... ... 15. Do. Oswestry ~. 1 Do. New.. . ... 10 Do. s per bea. P . Af.... 58 54 ihrogstnre Union ... ... 23 Do. Preferenco ... _ 8 1 South StafrOrileigre... .. 53 32 Do. Na 1 ... ... ... 90 Do. Na 3 ... .., _ lo Do. No. 4 Registered ... 10 Do. No. 4 &Tip _ 38 South Wales 10 14. York., Don., Sc Goole,. 14411ehe8ield, Rotherham, and Goole, N. Di. roe. 5 ()XL 20 i Waterford and Kilkenny.. 50 . Wear Valley, 6 p. Ct. Boa. 2i! Do. do. do. 45 i Wills, Somerset, &Warm. 25 York.Neweastlek Hawke 20 Do.Ezt.(YorksiNewes.)! 8 Do. G.N.E. Purchase orl Preference 10 York and North Midland.. , 10 I Do. Preference ... ...1 We subjoin a table showing the fluctuations in the price of Consols during the week : ItMet Lowest Desks Price. like. Xaaday-Ccarols for moray -- 94....-.921 ...... Mte 1 Vor ateount (910 11)... 9S ....-.94 Esiekty-Cassell for rotary For mimic •- -- 928 4 to, Wedneeky-Osisola ke maws Ibursday-Cossok kr= 93 92 921 Is Per 93 . 91 to 1 Friday-Creeds Ur sew -. to „.113 9 - 210 lir ai is ms' - 93 Saturday kr NS 9 74 92 to Pee smi W t b l ess dune in The extreme pritee at which was railway shares during the week now terminated ire shown in the following table : Paid Theme Lowest T 216 4, Pr l9l im se Absalom - . It; 30 linsle9lo9s-111 Oskr-asidis:..... IN --.- re4 50 Caledonia.. .. 70 Eames Ossesis• - . -. 9l 50 Edlatiol 9 irl Okapw------- a1ii..... 39 20 Great Northers 100 Great Meth al 1ii1ia.....7.........:........ 225 es. dly - 100 Great Wedges 77 30 Buil sad fleby NI 95 50 Lawastur sal Oarthls -,..- ...... 52 ....-- - 96 lAmedffre sod Yorkidee; 778 ........ „. 77 50 Loge sod Ileadlefff- lOl - -... 100 121 Lobs ma Illaskwall 50 Imam 2111995e,aadlioutkOsast... alt 361 100 Isisdesawl Nam warm 131 50 Lairs and Monti Waters Si 100 bildicad le i 2s North British 5 17 8 North Staffordshire ll 231 South Eastern Ss South Wake l4 - l3 45 RUA Sowereet, and Weymouth 33 25 York, Newcastle, sad Berwisk 2Ol 26 50 Tort and Korth midland THIS DAY. Two o'CLoc. The transactions in the En. es lieh fundstiiia m I morning ......a present nopeculiar feature, C onsole having rem...... wilwiont 1' aviat pec ion at the opening price, 921 to?, both fur money and account, at which they continue quoted. The Three per Ceu ta. Reduced were dents. one at 93 and 024 . the res-and-a-Quarter per C at 934 end 94. 924; the were clone at Saturday's rates, 455. to 421. prem. ; Bank Stock realised 199: i . The business in foreign securities is also unimpor tant, and is comprised in the f illowing: Belgian Two and-a-lialf per Cents. at 48; ; Brazilian at 861 ; Buenos Ayres at 501 ; Equador at 31. Two-and-a- Half per Cent. Dutch at 53; ; ditto Four Cent. Certi cites at 837, ; Mexican, ex coupons, at 27/ and 1 ; Peruvian Active at 531; ditto Deterred at l 4; and ). The French funds at Paris on Saturday were about the same u on the previous day, viz. for the Three per Cents. 54.35, and for the Fives, 89.45. EXOLISII YUNDIL Rusk Dyck. 1.986 91 1 8 per et. C 0... Ace.. 92 1 4 3 per Ct. Red. Anna., 926 . 6 34 v ia Cts.l4 .6 s par Cl. yea. An05.,141 11 musewe auk 4h W 454. FORMS lIIINDIL 6 par Ct. AMA= Dona,. 1 gar Q. Omega &h. 184 176 ,34 Per et Usk. Howl.* 86 9 Oneida Warred Bdr .. 34 i at pw CeaL ditto, 6 per CL Mel., 1840.271 8 1 6pe Cl. itnallian hit, 86 7 6 per CL Peruvian lids.. 62 3 , Ditto Now. 84 8 Pores-uses Cwr., 986 itt 4 va ti C o L cb liaenco uha l c u tirr. 2 C 4 O 2 6 par et. Rau. fide.. 107 8 Spaniva IQ., 184 4 Ditto Colemb. Del. .1621,—. 3 per et. Fipaalsh lUD . 31: I Columbian Equatlor DU.. St 4 spiel& Deferred 161 L.— . 3 per et Pookb KA, ko 71 Ditto Padre lUD., 36 6 31 64 , Ct Dia& sag.. es a a per Ct. Vtarroela {41'..20 T 4 pie CL Duren Corte.. )0 4 V mamas Welled DU. 61 71 THE PRODUCE MARKET. Migatro-Lasz, Aro. 27, Hoy:put Two o'Clock. The public sales of Sugar &Mind for to-morrow are largo, rap 2.50 hhds. West India, 10,010 bags Mauritius, and 4,000 ►ap Napa. Coreut.-400 bags and 250 casks plantation Ceylon. The only article active to.thy by private contract is goad ordinary native Ceylon, fur which 3M. boa bees paid, which tea further advance of fully ad. on Frithiy's prices, and our (potation are firm at 375. 64L to Ms. COTTON steady. Faerr.—Tbe demand fur currants during the month ban been limited, sad but little done. Vine Vootzza, 194.; Gulph, 335. Cd. to Ms. Raisins: Prices have declined 30. to Is.; Valencia cooled 300. The clearances for outumption, both of MOODS On I currants, during the loot month hare been much less than an average, pram. bitty of the former. to other articles no alteration. TALLOW.—The Tomlin is dull on the spot, with not much demand, and touch depressed for delivery in the autumn. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, SS.. 9d. to 795.; October to De ccmlnr Sis. to 38s. d.; separate months' delietry,9Ba. 9d. PAIITICULARA OF TALLOW. I INT. I 18411. Meek due day Delivery lair week no. from let Joao Arrival last week Do. from lat Jose Pries T. C. this day per art Do. Taws last 12,254 132.,903 783 1,759 12,448 18,356 1,317 1,538 18,702 24,809 474.0 d. 4499 d. No. 6d. 474.64. 1849. 25,388 1,301 14,181 1,614 14,176 990.04. 404. kiRTAIR ....17nugo, A ug. t Iron trad• s a.. • -, Wee be declared In • very prensloing coodition, and both the home and WOO trade has improved mosidmably. It ls understood that large orders he nits were received hens the Cnited States by the last eteamer from hurries, and that our prospects in that varlet . ere much more cheering. The strike amongst the colliers In South Staffordthire has already caused considerable inconvenience ; sad it is to be hoped, on account of the autumn shipments that these differ rune may speedily be settled. Priem remain much the same as last week, with it firm market. Welsh bars are held firm at 3 61. tor 3. 3s. to t 0,,, and Scotch Pie Iron at 43e. &L for an No. I. and 445. mixed Englirh Ism, bar, bolt, end square, London, pag tee, a; nail reds 71. ; hoops, 7/. 13s. to Mt sheets (dogleg), 31. Its, to IIL ; burs, at Cardiff and Newport, 51. 3..; reined metal , Wales. $4. to U. 13a.; anthrmite, 34. IM.; Piga, in Wales, 3/. 34. toil& ; do.forge, N. 13a. to 3L ;Na 1, Clyde, net eash, 21. sa. to 21. 75.; Menne* patent refined Iron Air bars, tails, he., tree an board, at Newport, 31. 13s. ; do. far tin plater, boiler elan^ glo, 41. 10..; Stirling's Paint toughened Pigs, Glar 1, vow, . 12a. to 21. Is. •us Wales, 31. 13e. to 41. les. • &a -1 binlehire bare, at the work ' s, Si. to 61. 10e. ;pigs, in Staffordsbir. , , 28. 13e, to Si.; rails, Si. to 31. Ss.; chairs, 41. Foreign Iron : Swedish, 111. 10s. to 121. ; Foreign Steel : Swedish beg, 131. 13e. to 141.; faggot, IS/. English Copper Sheets, sheathing, and bolts, per lb., W.; tough cake, per toe, 794 . 10s; tile, 731. les.; old Copper, 7til. per lb. English lead: Pi g , p er ton, 131. ru 133.; 191. shee lra.t, ltd. the; red lead. 168 .; white' 221.; p dent shot, F or eign Lead: Spanish, in bond, 131. to 131. 3s. English Block, per out., 31. 13a. bar, lA. 14..• reined, 31. 19a. Foreign Tin • Nana, in bond, 3 1 . 12..; Baits, SI. 10s. Tin Plates, IC Coke, per boa. 11. 75.; IC Cbar.isal, I/. II ; 11 do., 11. 175.; Igpater : Plates, wareboneed, per ton, 141. 12s .6d. tole/. Ilm; do., to WIT! 141.105. : English sheets per ten, 22 1 . Quick silver, per 01-winner, Aug. 23.-Tbis week our Pig Iron market is I.lollt Inaztive. The business done has been small in extant, and at Prime • shade lower than the week preceding. We use the price f mhos Nos. at 435., eash.-Misting hair n et. HOPS.-Batt Ang. 7. Pattenden and tirotth !wort that the accounts from tbe flop plantrtions are muck Path 73 7 0c0t: to 51,5001, the ume• Atorer 25 —There hen I nab a heady improvement la trade here during the last fiX weeks. all this principal brandies there is a tolerable supple of orders. Eros an d sad the Cards' there hes been a better demand for oar goods, the trade GOTMaIIy appears to be reviving. Ha ports from the travellees In e provinces come decidedly more en. COUTagiTlit, and a moiety Is ehmiaartissons seem to induce the suppo. , factor that the worst timemer, sad that as stocks of English mans. Po are known to be man laid now throughout the continent, (the long-continued di4ratences having prmented parties ordering), • revisal of trade may be comMtetelyeaeleiPegee. . . ........_ _. _ . ---- COTTON.—LIeItPOOI., ACOUST W.—The market to day Ins gem but doll. The as were about 9,000 bake, including 20u, taken by speculators. BRE/X.—Aro. 25.—Th• prices of wheaten bread in the metropolis ate tram N. to 7gd.; of household ditto, Sd. to Gd. per 411 m. lost. VlSN.—BamtioassAYß, Aro. 25.—Tarbob, 2s. Od.to ss. ; belle, 6d. to lc ed.; ewe. Is. to Is. Od. ; whitings , 2d. to til.; lobsters, 6d. to le. 9d.; lodet, ed. tolls • raseiterel„2 , L to lil cub ; crabs. 6d. to Is. Gd each; eakacm 3d. to rd. ; eels, 4d. to 9d. per lb.; &unarm's. to 14.9 d. per dos. ; shrimps, Is WI. to 2s. per gallon ; blaaterr,lod. to Is. Id. per doe.; prawns, 2s. to 2s. Gd. per lb.; Iris b h berrinr, Bd. to 10d. per doz.; pike, Is. to 2s. WI cub ; tarp, lute . each; soles, 4d. to 2s. Od. per pair ' • common °Totem I2s. ; Scotch pesrls, 14s. to 205.; and best notlree,264. to 425. per bushel . _;;. 2i to CORN. Maltn-Laden Ag. 27. Our Market was tolerably well eapplled with English Wheat by land-carriage-samples Liam the met counties, end the bulk of the supply consisted of promo Dew crop, of highly satisfactory quality. Nevertheless, of pro. ofslowly, _at a 'eduction of 2s. to 3s. per qt. upon the rates af Randay Imt. The attendance of country buyers was very Ratted, end so few tranSaCtiOnli uo4 took place ln c foreign Wh e at, that it tee wrisal t d . tailvievewnnglytesfillicaltted t . o a rcduetloo ere of lf Is to 3s. per V. Rl* to doing progress could have been tautto in sales. The top primal town.made Flour underwent no alteration ; ship and country Mika were cater to purchase. The quantity of English Barley at mar ks' was small, and it*etight previous prices. Foreign Fold slowly, with the turn in prim in favour of the buyer. We oontanue but scantily sup- Old will , O Mo 04 bolse.growih , and each maintained their value ; the irritate few abroad twine rather Urge, a reduction of OS. per qr. WI to be meads& upon alt but the finer qualities. Beans and Peas In moderate reeptest, at the quotations of Monday last. 'laving a good supply of stusisrd seed. the value of white declined 35., and brows la. to 25., per bushel New canary lima said at .Iront 90s. to 100 s per (putter. RITTRRI. Shillings pet Qr. flow. Dos sad 11Co _rod —to4o to 44...wItite 36 to 44 to 44 &Mt Bad —to34 to 43... do sto4lto 46 Tikvon Moot or Stalk 46 to bl Ctiosit. It Lia..t06..... 40 to 43 to 44... white—... in to 41 to 44 ITS. asstatr, toottlur 21 iii ill — to 23 to 34 26 to 28 . estra -28 to 31 ........ .......... .... OATS, =k ti l r eed. 16 to 18 to 196 0d...b100k:..... ,—to Ditto Poland, ..„ 16 to 19 to 20a Od...potato 311 to 24s 0066 Berwick le Notch Med 19 to gle Od...potato 21 to 22e Od Irish feed 13 to leo Od.. blaek.. l6 to 17e al Ditto potato...». ..... ........ l9 to 21s Od dAtv ..... .......... .. 64 to 36.. Me, rate...—. 56 to OS Ptak ITTY 23 to 274 Od...maple 2B to 30 Blue 38 to 40...trap0na1...... 40 to 43 White ..... 24 to 23...b0i1er5.. ... MI to SU LIIMILD CADUIL per th01iia1;3 " ...... ter net et Web. FOVlL.TownAnade, delivered 42 to 44...ine household 33 to to 37 N orfolk and Suffolk $3 to 33... white Se 11$ FOREIGN. IlialaT, DSMITain Mg gOlggilhell ... 42 to 46...en0 ... 4s to 32 Penefelletnab.oBll4 sad Stettin, 48 to 46 /reads and — to Fattish and Ramberg 3B 43 to 44 RusaLin 33 t0.33- 2 17Ptiaa — to Danube end Odom ........ 4 m— 44 to 60 Oars. Itamma Posoriamma sad Deaf& Streisand ... 13 1 13t0 1 3 is 17 6 Ihrodlei sod 1 7 r14404ad sad Dutch fad 12 13 to 13 Ditto 1nn... ..... . ... l7 to 20...fsed to 94 1030 Ztit VervregA OUTGOING MAILS. 181 19j 1 Pra S 61 die. 1 dia. par: In. ss se iii 'it hot 11/2 5 6 pm. it 4 4 MI. 1 me dia. 27 2 5 9j 61&Y. 161 161 20j 21 -1 i Pm. 12 14 19 124 33 1 31 dia. 2 2 1 1 I I 1 8 I , pin. i Pau 56 i 584 2211. 19} 144 1 8 3 pro. lb 16 dia. 16 16 dia. 19 :20 150 160 156 16 5 4 4 1 11 Pi. 28 29 35 40 7 3 dis. 10 6 3 16 0 10 1 114 nid 3l ia. 30 24 SI Ws. 10 10 dim. 17 13 Ma. 122 226 ex 47 49 pm. 36 SS pm. 17 19 pm. 74 76 23 ST 74615. 1 55 1 6 54 6 Ms. 95 97 47 48 6 9 52 54 dia. 4 pa. 24 22 Als. Is 11 dia. 61 51 die. 4t 3t di. 11 7 die. 21 21 Prn 5t 41 dis. 22 40 11 dia. 7 dia. 14 dia. 14 dia. 21 db. 62i 15 db. 40 Fis k2l 13 ii at,. 17 4 t 121 IS St 6 8 3i 311 par Pau 6A 51 154 1611 16i IT `p 22 23.. dis. 5 4i die. 2 21 pm. IS l's 14 91 st dia. par 1 ills. Par 9 7 dia. die. 15i 15 21 dl.. 9 12 9 14 i 2i 3111 121 4 Tossiew Ramseur& I Angto-ltalisn Date Ilic and Austria.) 10 Boulogne and Amiens 10 {Central Franco (Vie:coa)l 8 Dutch Rhenish .., 14f28 4 74 9 6 4 I 34 $ 61 7 es div. 61 7 26 23 (Us. 4i $4 (W. 11 1 ifs. 2 4 41 51 poi. 13 I t dn. 15_ 19 4i 4lctis. 25; 2( 4 3, dia. iii.alt Willa . S 10teat Indian PeanSida ... los. Do. 7 Luxembourg ... ... ... 3 Ilsdriri awl iafentia ... \. SO Nomad sad Liege ... .. 141 Northern of Francs ... I Orisons and Bordeaux ... 21 Paris and Orleans ... ... IP , Portland Rouen .. ~ II ' Paris and Strasbourg .. BO Illnuen sad lime ... ... ID I Bastbrs end Neuss ... ... 11 'Duds sad Nantes ... ... 9 le 1 1 4 1 161 4 1 I :t Sf dis. 61 11 12 74 62 clis. I 'pm. t I poo. I nt. 7 fit !Av. , . 84 11 db. 5 n 4 31 dl2. 41 4i dia. 29 31 21 2 21 ex di,. 6 6 die. 10 2 81 1i dil• LIVERPOOL, August 25. iii i 18 'i.e 3k I 2i Si i " STOCR-EXCltallo2.—There wet • better feeling to-day, but prime experienced hardlp my Ichtaxe. Lancashire and Yorkshire (fifth shares), 4 d.—Lmdnn and North-Western, 1284 — Ditto !new 1 &arse), 48e. 9d. 1 1 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin coln (prer. shunt, 111-111dland, c. 621 I—Ditto 0. shares), In d.— North Union (B),. 156. 'Wry few The mails for the Brit,sb North America and t vt Unites States will be made up on the evening of Aug 31. The West India Mails, including Bermuda, li ants Nissan, licinduru, New Orleans, and u. d -x 1 , 3.14 those for Madeira, St. J asn-de-Nicarague, Nee. Chili, and Peru, will he made up on Sept. 2. The mails fer Madeira, the Brazils, and Bu. am. Ap ec will be made up on Supt. 4. The mails for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, e, asd Gibraltar, will be made up this morning, Sept, 7 The mails, via Marseilles, to the Mediterrato.ii,, g in e. Ceylon, India. liong-Kong, &c., will be mad, gi` o i the tveniuir o f Sep'. 7. The mails for Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the lit •an id ga d t . &opt, Ceylon, Init , e, and China, via Sect un, wil be made up on the morning of Sept. NIGH WATEIt AT i.oNnov PRIDOE. Tau Wsw—MOvutrut,ll mita past N; A11em.... 415 n.ll, post & To.aoaapw—NonalAg,T/ min. past 9, Altetipm, us,. pApt IP. LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 27. TIIE workir gof the representative eystem ef B et land has so important a bearing on the teeetinn parliame::tary reform, that every contest oe urne t at the present time is invested with an unwonta interest. - 4 i t The results of these contests are, comp sriti ve ly speaking, of minor consequence. At le els g, for example, so little diffe enee was there b e. we It the can didates, that whether the mere Whig or tee mar riageable tory proved successful was a pee t se e mu independent politicians could have but em .: concerti. But the working of the system under whit l: members are elected—tee cause a that influence the mean of o ne candidate and the rejection of another or- mat ters of deep moment to us all. From the tions a u t t h , e a r n d e striking k the i ng desirability u v s a t u r t a a tio e n oh s fo o aw f n l ext t f n i t eeon 1 of ee :. of the m the a b y g all the suffrage. 'We may learn from them w .st se e feeling of the people on the public topics .4 I!,e day, and we may judge With g ing is expressed by the body to which tee law has limited the electoral preraga , ive. The n. xt borough e lecton that will ce ur will be at Kidderminster, where the-re is avs y occa sioned by the death of the late member, Mr. Gousoe. These are many considerations which reed I it de sirable that the public should attentively wsech the circumstances of th a contest. Kid term nee r has a most elsgreceful repute: ion. It is a reststuketac fact that this is the only borough entrench -ea by the Reform Act in which bribery at d tr siting have been systematically and regularly sse ctised. Every election for Kidd. rminster since lied ess been gained by direct and unblushing bribery, r x • p that of 1817, when, in cons: quence of the &ince el cir cumst enees conueett d with the precedine te.c ten, no see.:nd candidate could be induced to stand a poll. Kidderminster, when it was constitusea a s mentary borough, was presumed to ben decidedly liberal town. The dissenters are espeeiallt nu serous there, and the place is wholly dependent s n its m e m. factures. No aristocratic influence meta in it, nee was there known to be any man, or any b dy • f men, who could induce the mass of thel people t, swerve from their opinions. That which there was no other chance cf hinging about the powers of gold accomplished. A severe contest for the representation resulted in tee return of Mr. GODSON by a majority which wee any e. stioa ably purchased. At the next gener•sl elscias, that of 1835, the corruetion was so ext ns ve that I nearly 1'2,0001. was expended amongst .over 350 voters. And again, in 1841, a candidate woo only went dawn two days before the nomiseti n woe known to have been relieved of upwards of 5,0001., nearly the whole of which was expended in bribing and treating. On every occasion, in tact, she retort has been purchased, and it is estimated thu s ice its enfranchisement the Kidderminster centre a cannot have cost less than 30,0001., the greater proo .ruse of which expenditure fell upon three individuals. Tne publicans of K:dderminster form tee corrupt pnrtion of its constituency. There are no less than 70 licensed public horses and nearly as many beer shops in the borough. The owners of a I pro. portion of these houses have neve r been keep.. it to vote without either receiving hard cosh or an us limited order to open their houses to all comers. Tile eu didates and the par yes who supported thus have heretofore submitted to tbis system. The late member, with whom it cote menced, absolutely gave it his personal enc. - ur e rrarnt by going round to these houses and dri sking with the voters in them. The tales which are told, in fed, of Kidderminster electioneering, evidence an rote 1 1 disregard of the decent usages of societ y , of public opinion, and of the law effeetng bribery a .d treetiog. At, length, however, a prospect is opened of as election in Kidderminster under eircumstasse.s cake latee to give a blew to the infamous system tor which this town bas been remarkable. A vscan y having occurred by Mr. GODSON'S death, two ceedidetes presented themselves to the electors , both of whoa have, in some sort, pledged themselves not t s puma the practices which have heretofore disgrcr••d es borough. One of these gentlemen has come forme as a protectionist—the other as an advaues d Ideal Etch has, up to the present time, pursu-d hie emus without exciting the baser passions of the p ople, and the respectability of the town rejoices at ate ewes moment in a change in the mode of cendueing is elections, which promises a decided public advantep to the place. There is, of course, a Tarty at Kiddermineer II whom these things afford anything but s atistectita Whilst Messrs. BEST and GI-BORNE were proseatteg their respective canvasses last week, an ate rept en made by this party to bring forward a car dilete more suited to their views. Mr. CaAwsRAT BAILEY, one of the well-known iron masters of Sou lt %Vele', IN brought down t Kidderminster, and his suspicion arrival was marked by the simultaneous opening of t large number of beer-houses and by the operatatest the streets of a drunken mob bent apperttely m reviving all the old scenes of brutality welch dr , streets of the town have witnessed. Air. Beteg however, despite the publicans, could not ft on. His politics were herli tory, the same as ?hoed Mr. BEST; and OS most of theleaders of t: e irny part! were pledged to give Mr. BEST their guff acts, BAILEY found that he could hope for no sects testi like a judicious man retired from the contest. Tne liberals on their parts eave not shown* anxiety thus displayed by a section of the other tisk to present a man to the constituency preferel to buy the votes of the corrupt. On tse art Vary, this occasion has been employed by til l liberal portion of the electorate to inform ed instruct the people upon mutters on whet' the have hitherto been greatly kept in ignorance. lake places at the present day are the working clasarek. instructed upon political subjects than at Kidder . minster. Mr. COBDEN never penetrated here. Tte League never exerted themselves as they did in othee, places to enlighten the town on the great quesioae free trade. Mr. THOMAS GISBORNE, in the cenrse of his tee vase, has now taken occasion to address to the electors some of those clear and masterly political enrosineN which in such large towns as Derby an d N HMOs have frequently told so forcibly upon the workig men. The consequence has been on intense Wheelie in his favour. The stn -tors have I iff a committee to supp him. The sectsoe reformers heretofore called chartists have rte° l ! that he is a fit and proper man to represent the to! and have given him their adhesion accordingly. ee in fact, who are entitled to be classed amongi!f thinking working population of the town haver!!! Mr. TUOMAS GISBORNE'S banners : it is only telf who still look for beer or money who seem inse7/11 to hold aloof from him. resod: Such and a position of electioneeting affairs 0 r: ~ Such is the state of Kidderm inster at e p re sented to which the public atten tion to: be beneficially directed. If things go on b 4l they have been begun, we can e little doubt of the ultimate result. fletvreet4 two candidates, Mr. JOHN BEST and Mr. ' t p tx MAS GISBORNE, it is absurd to suppase there can be a moment's hesitation. The formerio very young man, and an entirely a nknowa ueLee e , son of a local magistrate at Kidderminster of 00 high standing and of no cansiderable propeft7,i.., JOHN BEST studied for the bar , but, 111' 0 4 '7O too practice is the more respectable branches. 'l4 profession, he purchased the right of preen the Palace Court— " That sty for fattening lawyers ia, On the bones of honest men." tne . T ea o ndi th da is te p a ree pu i b o l u i s c : cia den ee o r f haa legal b i ee n lifer:llog RAILWAYS. THIS DAT, Two o'Cnoca. The share market is again heavy this morning, and prices generally are in decline. Great Westerns, London and South Westerns, and Midlands are worse. York, Newcastle, and 13erwicks have been done as low as 18, and York and North Midlands at 251. Eastern Counties are steady, at Saturday's prices. The French share market continues dull. eh. AL I so se I si Closing prices Saturday. Batas taday op I to 1 o'clock. Burnam RAILWAYS. pm. 100 102 ii ßi i die. 3i 4 37 s7i 114 10 53 60 ex die. 03 05 ex We. 0 4 II 10 214 224 t2R 129 - 2 - 24 prn. 11 11 pm. 34 85 IS 13 Mo. l 2 10 die. 61 5 dia. If 2f pm. 4 3; dis. 30 55 i di,. 9 LEEDS, Mirat 25. 1310cm-Bnortaxon.—Thee was only a limited business done on change this morning, with no material alteration in prim. Quotations : Emit and West Yorkshire Preference, 41 ; Great Northern Five per Cent. Preference, 11 dia.; Leeds and Th irst, New, 161; Leeds and Thirst Preference, Se. ed. din; York and North Midland, 27'. BIRMINGHAM, Argiat 25. STOOK-EXCHANOII.—This market was flat. was:idioms took place, bat In prices there was no alters BRISTOL, August 26. goat-Enostaxon.—The market was more inactive, and although in the few transactions closed quotations were unaltered, price were somewhat weaker. YORK, August 24. Bronx Excumcos.--13ales: Great Northern, 81; Ditto, Preference, St; North British Thirds, ; North Sta ff ordshire, ; Shrewsbury and Birmingham Preference, 10i. PARIS, August 25. Botnuir.—Paris and Orleans, 76210; Paris sad Rouen, 530 —; Rouen air Rana, 2501; Avignon and Nandlles, 2a 75 ; litritstionrs and Bale, 102 SO •;: Centre (Vienna), 30115 ; Bordeann, —— • North, 423 75 ; Faits and Strasbourg, 353 75; Tours and Nantes , 302 50 ; MOlgefeln and Troyes, 120; Dieppe and Pecamp, 175 ; Por i dam and La Testa. BASMOISTOZI ANDEILLUDIJIT BRANCH.—It is nunonved that it is the intention of the directors of the South-Western railway shortly to again premed with the works of the above lin.. COALS.—AIIOUST 27.—Ships at market, 110 ; ddlai s 7.— Bates Swam 165.; Cares Watley, 16s. 6d.; Mden Mein, 1 ed. ; Tanield Moor, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Mandl, 16s. ; Walls End Hel ton, 17s. 9d.; Walls End Lambton, 17e. 34.; Walls End Stewart's, 176 6d.; Walls End Taos, 17s. 6d. limited. inched ae a SU( careerts e d f"w pca o hh i re er n v ao bd ite l' se ; g te r h e aee crhieittnommd:iuud:liii Tt