The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-01 00:00:00

fprt%% 1 No. 941.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1849, [THREEPENCE, LION BEIDBTEADB mad CHILDREN% COTS.— A nary kap Unailvanna 411 lIMLLIAN &klinaOW riandi k Mk OM laaft Vs. W. era& isi Co Ns. MO ibislei fad I emet old alae bb= ltia lin ara tos iV e Is OR , %LK 4t tie Aswimis 21,ett : 28, Ocheisliest Winer et Ilmtarsitna), and . o. 11. 1 e V me Os Impel klu Vend; gime may aka aver 77.171• Ma Maka/Ift an Navy hos lOW 114 wilds Is ippoimoo• AY se Ins aril sis bodowle. Is Ire less Ism; as as marann *0 prollat aft separke bons Ur malnnAsl. ammo ban bonalisia at kw IL ank. , —Diaansiankingift Ink ingravbis akraany basunankla oldie. wag Nor MO Ina ___ Ik:A URN% d LONbON-itAKII ONLY.— T.. Wog sestalanat ef nay loodisearde TEA URit (ht. ota 41 the reteet many al Mg& sre registered) to the world. Le ea PAM 4131 S. BURTON'S (Les &ppm and Sere. ere, Oallodobeel. saner of NcleroesalrM w ar d No. I. Nev a's...tree- Wrung .1 N wk, warranted.— with fgionvioss (par sett, tree.—lbeetelabrd h Wallnagar. liCitni 111 UL ILVORNI lA, 4, LAW. uh4t move.—rds lomat appendage to tle dranicg.roont In paper nwelbe'. warrmag within itself a pole sereea, a aerie table, • mienot.derk. oil a nerie•shol. XMCHI Ia the a%entlas of the tearful to this ast, es wen es ba the mural entente of Itts New tem.-rook be 'MA use ealtilited the mei whet seediness pept- r motif palled la this emery. La koalas variety of ▪ vat Thatlesee% dresehet.anaa, work.%blior teoloya, neat mews, pale femme, end, cake, rod mots bubo., be • ttnlart tar the Mist sod ble, of the best giant, and at relents pen may bend r MECUM 1, Leoisaltall•street, scar the lads novae. bEAU 11 FUL TEE 'r H. ROWLANDS movro at PEARL DENTIFRICE. a white powder. woe. prisesst Roe 'bares sae eaaet rethenhe bawdiest. GiftsOrkeed WOW. Itwedleeise totter Oren dr WWII. renews et In& pies: Wow. padre ewe p, the swand. thelewit purr %rd prer‘llhe wletesets.amt ghee renters sett parfiwe le die bee Arum le br tte maws widiseted toms tie rose, wad a hate) actin and redeemer' helverd, so that the teeth Of loose) we thus marred Ina Y tier weieta. Prtoe ts. Id. per box,—Car- TIM T. Mini tie FMBlirm howl, the Her. Cosaleriertert haw drool the peepelsleme sem sod address—thus, A. ROWLAND led TON, Itenwe.gentes,"—to be errand ea the wwerawrot Went\ whir% be leased on each box. Bold bp th ew, and by cheseste ad preftewees. kSUBSTITUTE FOB PAlNT.—Cissalieesa is oressoarlly at all Uses coalmen to lIIIALTU, and Ills. se well as estri.roy. Is greatly promoted by ea bilitoling for the meadow pro em. of :noctlart with oil and white load, STIPIIESSI DYES for STAINING WOttn, a decorating Churches. large webile toomsand Trutt.. s, as well es prism, dwellings. Whoa eennomy In eapendt. Lase or materiel and thee le elnipertare, these Dyes will i.e found of the neater advantage, r they glee a risk river to nide woods, while they reflect all the Immaty of ale rainfall praising, wbtat I. eo osmium in haitatkea by art, end, at the mar time, amid the di.- agrees dr .sell and tietWerires sonesquessos of paint. They are pre pared sad sold by HY.NST STSPIIENS t No. 54, Manzi Id.street, 'beide .u,rnad, London, In bod.W., at di and le. each, and at as. wsatin. They may air be .ted la peattw, st as. per lb., hich dt- • 1.,. In water to fors a liquid, end Ilk. makes age Was et stain; at which else.) may le bad the proper Yards) and bra, dirceibonta for its tee. G.% I.VANlSM.—Paralyais, Axtbma, Indigeetioe.— Invali.ls are solicited to send to sr. M. H. HALSE, of 22, Brun,. It"uare, Le 6410111, iff bill PAMPHLET= HELICAL GAL TA%. N. • hlch will be forwarded tree on receipt of oft , postage stoup.. (Ley wit be astowlabod at Its contents. la ft will bs bawd the enlAra of Mr in eases of mama, rheumatism, minks, tic deabsoros, rarilyala icing earaplai rm = beathebee, delaterity arms. everg, liver trespialats, debility, =digestion, mid Joie e, .orui at nervous divordire. is. Mr. e'a method of ap. *eine the =leant' Enid M gqelta free hem= anpleeeant anmetkee ; bib'', It Is rather plaamab'a than otherwise, and many led= sea aareelinely foal of It. It quickly SIMMS the patient te do witheat loslitlne. Terms one iruff.en per erotic AIsEKNETILY'S PILLS for the NERVES and Ai e'yrLcc price le. id. and Ile. a bor.—Tide extraordinary mederi, may be procured from any chemist. Its Mutton the nor. go o . I.,tient are perfectly astounding, :mil will scarcely be credited anal u. 1, The nervous sensations vanish as if by magic. In addi tion to .t• propertim to strengthening. the termus and muscular ay s trops it arts as a gentle aperient, is a tine antibiliaus pill, a wonderful itteLethro,— of the stomach, creates a good appetite, and produces enrol and nfrestibig sleep. As a ruirdier of the Mood this medicine is unei e 4, fur it penetrates the whole body like a fume, and chases every °parity out of the wystern. On this account, those ladies who Ito ilearota•oli hsving a beautieu: completion. ,houkl immediately prucum 4 box. The particulars of Mr. Abernethy's realms and diet serene.. .I roan:leach boa. The lowest-mice box is ex ad.—Whole ale tirade BARCLAY. Parrbeedcaetreet ; KLYO. Carier-atreet, WAI wort ; •al RANGER, OakellAreet. --= - --- --- - ----- ---- - ----- At:ILSE% SCORBUTIC' ops, a mire care for Beare and lied Legs, and a most Extraordinary Purifier of t e lond :—Geehtratloa el the Guardians at Brent, Devon —" We, the ;interviewed, solimmly declare, that before Thomas Rollins (one at oar pershlemers) sommeneed taking HALAL'S 800ftbUTIC MON, he was Mersey spewed with large running wounds, some of them so Mese that a pereem might have laid his 84 in them; th a t Weft he had dabbed the Int bott:e he noticed so improvement; and 'ha'. h , trontinuieg OM for some time, bo got completely restored to health, after everything else had talk d. Ile had tried various wets of mediehre Wore taking liaise% Scorbutic Drop", and bad Kt *modems from Um meet eeleteated rayakians in this country, with. .lit d..rolott the in lemellt. Halm'. heenstie Drops have eompletelv cured him, and be le met uslied to Mood lo Welshmen writ .o. ..n) mot in our fedi. Pbeffili other mon ales node la thin pert, to.. wooly recommend Ilebe's Ilnebein Deeps to the Mlle el the nubile. Signed g isi ta Elist. o ll= s. Leril of no Man; dohs Manuel,. WilEml end dither Luz ; worth W ra p' litre ban the err meths on er the biome 1441n0n rubbing 11 l it Sediale. re a—l •teb ia. suo lobe. :m a ti l ttine. and U. MOM mai OWL HALM PrOttlst. TIC DOOM mg behentarol ten say elineht, se haa the Molts* nee* artior and lbs. 03, CUT; Ind C. Nam 41. 0111161.461114 Welworth. Mee b. Ili Illi ••w. I , " & MEtaffh " M d .did Co.'s MEL: t ICATRIL) CRKAM pemp t sore ere planation of the Mart, rhoneatima, goat, Imago, ermipets., fist , da, bane, mak woods, assn. Maas, ammo% w re., chilblains, external leihmentice, Toe Retools( ean extract of a hitter imam by a hernia (the sirloins' may Is meal whoa temusury Y tion with the parties snetimed sad had the ha n tartealty knowing thee minas Ma-dab. Aug. 2 9 , It4J. leaf Mensam,—TooMiettatelogim me some mommt of the opinion t• Or Ide lw. Wolter, of Pala .orgo's Hospital, and other medi cal OlAWlNlS•eallartolardof the Dedicated Cream Soap,whkh I will& ea On. h, . • cossibla. The Ant was a Dr. Tillie*, this gentitman t ut.l Mink who received a diploma at the tendon University) ratiod ev.- you biotin mists mom* and., Ms ores hand. from AU awn that would oohs sully the meas. Dr. Turnbull told • ~.o..derert b 1 r.e f waled to moms as • chemist, but although of eutte.,otts .anted with the 401111panat put', neither he me his r, titres of Loam sr Idlebergh scold form the leant talon o. he mode in wadi it was samMsert. he considered it the gy at v., re announce be ewe gam gel it for Manna kin pate et.' r .r. in preference to every thaw The late Dr. Walker, of Istan r ja-etv's was !Relay charmed sat It ; Thee I mat In my tame. th^ .sei.nd timed calling at Ys private boa" I was ushered bug. hi. n.a, barters doom or more rdients waltim : heath I have le. .."1.1..11 at me rads of this Cream Soap that I took a jar M It und betand upon it to my pdds, am me of whom had o ver b4aes Mimed at it. A Mr. Dam who Iva in Cray's-Ina lam, and was • neat puce of it, related rams regy wonderful cures with it. lir. Wane, aim et the North Loam hospital, could tell you emething very wookatil about it. I could ten you of hundreds of est r.iortta try sass that If tin had not come under my own imam ei I. nonce and know I eould never Mum Own credit to. Your f. lend may no,, satiety Wm elf if he will casks a kw experiments that it hos no rival. 7am sore hi. widow, Ms. Walker, will bear testi mony to Ile• h.ch opinion the doctor telegialasit of Dear Mearam, very irety mars, J. H." P. 4 ..—Toest of UM have been sempllaM Apatemaries Hall sa whits set soap he at Ind CO years up to theta* d Its being patented by tins pre* ut um.l kerma Idea la a lees perfect state than it ts at p•es t• sad the lake tit that eatabashment dftlared it !o be as el Ile maim ad over entered the hall Crieketent • pock by a ball Oa pia bawdy removed by the toe ef this teem. — lots Ib hie at Ir. ltd, std te. N. eati, with dlreettoos, by all It. parable ebetabta sad ikaposerrbere ; aod at the maaatw. key, I and 2, Mani/old-pi" Netrbarlot.butts, Yin.— fnr poor Meted arlat amy ei dr above (Wares east have It pada was proomal appliadloa. GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—Vienna dates are to Aug. 27. On the rinperoem birthday, Baron Haynes granted zenend amnesty to the Hungarian soldiers, who are to tr• inserted in the ranks of the Austrian army. All d.c Aim with regard to the dispoeal of the officers who ha I deserted from the imperial army, and gene rally th- marking personages, civil and military of the Hungarian revolution, he reserved for a future (=who. Gm Key is at Teauswar an walks lar in the fortre.s. Kossuth, with , four d other c.bi at efs of ge the re vel:lt:or, is now said to be at Widdin, under strict, avert i-ion of the Pasha. Nothing distinct is yet known about Comore. It' app.:vs r centime highly probable that Klapka was already in the confidence of Gcergey, and thit no re sistance is drtamed of, although perhaps the secret atipula.ions may cause some hitch. According to official intelligence from the head quarters of General Haynao, the van-guard of the coition under Count Nuperg, which advanced towards Birkie, overtook the baggage-train of the corps of Vecmy at Habilis, and, after some firing, captured it. More than two thousand wagrns, many of which nem laden with munition, and 1,000 prisoners, among whom is Colonel Cassonyi and a squadron of Knoly boosts, fell into the bands of the Austrian troops. The t hird corps took on the 18th 300 hus sars, deserters. The following address of the emperor to the army is posted up : My brave army bee earned from my house and from the behest kod new and lasting titles of merit. The dangers which thv 'keened the empire through rebellion and treason are conquered. sad your courageous deeds, your heroic persever ance ere to be thanked for the restoration of peace and concord to the realm at home, and for the amengthenusg of its power 'breed. Bma of all races of the empire have in the ranks of my gloriosa army newly sealed with thole blood the traterasi bond which embraces them, and in nobid emulation splendidly maintained the old resolve of Austria in war against t.rttatt and demesne fees. flablien Lyme emperor *hubs you in the name of lb. essuley. Ton wlll over /nasal's true to punitive', the pia Mil the smumam Austria, the unshakeable sapped sills limes ant it meld order. 8 bccabnina, August 23,18411. Farm :mem TOM proclamation is not oonshissignsd by say minis:cr. On the 27th th e ampu le . was present at a Ti Down in honour of the victories in Hunt s ni., t he then re- viewed on horseback, surrounded witii a brilliant staff, the troops of the garrison. A letter of the 23rd, from &ratio, states that Kossuth and Bum had arrived in New Orsowa, and put themselves under the protection of the Pasha ; on the other band, the National of Berlin positively declares that Kosiuth was still at Orsows, where 100,000 (!) Magyars were raid to be concentrated. The following is Oen. Hayuau's proclamation to the army alluded to above : The victorious imperial arms have conquered the thousand headed hydra of the Hungarian revolution. The main corps of the rebels, under the amassed of their best leader, Grew, has surrendercd at discretion the fOrtre sr of Arad, was rev mrday reoccupied by Austrian troops, and the fragments of the rebellious army, which in their blindness make a last effort to conlinue the straggle, are pursued without pause, and constrained to similar submission or destroyed. Under these circumstances, whin the war may be regarded as having reached a favourable conclusion, and all Hammy is once more occupied by the Austrian troops, I fled myself moved in favour if all the soldiery, from corporal er serjeant, downwards, who in the moment of the res °lotion wort over from the imperial ranks to the rebels, to impart a fall amnesty, and to determine that they re-enter the Austrian army, but simply as privates, and without regard to their previous rank. TM further provisions will follow. These engem and e rpuprdsy er sea eemmimismed alms, who after desertion were advanced to the rank of Gibers is the rebel army, were also included in this amnesty, ts well u thus amore of the rebel army who have not served in the imperial army, and are not *specially marked nut with mete* however of further dispositions as to their insertion in the ranks and destination. With regard to the less of the rebellions army, and 1 marking personages in the revolution, as well as the officers who deserted from the imperial army I reverse the disposal of thtir cases for the present. 11.1,v8sv, F. Z. U. , and Commander-in-Chief. Head quarters, Temeewar, Aug. 18. It is reported that after the ccmplets termination l of the Hungarian war, the army will be re-c Let into fourteen corps, equipped with all means for speedy motilisation. The creation of two new artillery re giments is also talked of. A letter from Semlin of the 22nd, states that Gen., Haynan had summoned the garrison of Peterwardein, consisting of three battalions of font and two squad- 1 roes of cavalry, to capitulate, with dire menaces in ease of resistance. 2,000 captive Ilonveds in the moat dejected state of destitution and misery, had passed upon their way from Titel towards Italy. Reports are again in circulation concerning minis terial changes. Baron Kubeck is talked of es likely to return to a seat in the cabinet. Accordieg to private letters from Arad, the head-quarters of Baron Haynsu were transported thither on the 22nd. He is expected shortly in Peath. The garrison of Peter wardein is disposed to brave a siege : the news of Gcergey's capitulation produced no desire there to follow his example. Four Austrian employee in the fortress were turned out. In other respects the fa.- tress woe quiet. Prince Lichtenstein is to be the in tercessor with the emperor for clemency towards the Hungarian army, and is shortly expected. Of the Stuhlweissenburg landsturm, who were taken with arms in their hands, six were shot at Path, by sentence of court martial. PRUSSIA.—The following is the letter of oar cor respondent : BERLIN, Avower 28. The sitting of the Second Chamber to-day presented no feature of interest. I hear by a private letter from Hamburg, from one well acquainted with affairs, that the senate have made a secret application to the Prussian government for troops. Such is the feeling of popular dislike to the senate, that an outbreak is immanent unless some measure of that kind be taken. But if the Prussians once get into Hamburg . , it is not easy to see how they will be got out again; for the senate will render itself still more odious by thin measure, and the cause for which the troops were called will coetiene to sub sist in greater force. Theistisfretion inspiredly the spook of General von Badowitz extends not beyond the credulous. The applause which followed was earned by an emphatic delivery and a show of earnestness and dignity. The Germane are easily imposed upon by an affectation of solemnity; and much of the homage paid to Gagern was doubtless duo to his dignified manner and ap pearance. By abusing tho old Diet Rodowitz was throwing dust in the people's eyes. Behind the scenes tho only question is how, in the quietest, safest, and most dexterous man ner, Prussia may creep back to that same Bandcstag, which the ministers aff ct to regard as a crazy old machine, quite unequal to the modern requirements of Germany. The contemptuous epi thet bestowed upon the old confederative system serve to amuse and mislead people who might be tz e s a t dangerous if they really knew that this political saddle is preparing to be replaced spun the galled back of Germany. WARSAW, Auorsr 26.—The hereditary Grand Deb hu left for Petenbarg. General Lama is appointed aide-do-camp general to the emperor. DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.— &TERSEST, Avant 13.—Omer Pasha, the Turkish field-marshal or Mosheer, has issued a proclamation prohibiting the disco lion of politics in coffee-housee; it also orders people to mind their own business, and not meddle with things they don't and can't understand ; :Ind it annources that strict measures will be taken to enforce this injunction. FRANCE. PARIS, FRIDAI, 51D r. , t. The petition which M. de Girardin has got up for reducing the army to 180,000 men will problably become a subject of some embarrassment to the gernment, inasmuch as M. de Girardin in the Preue to-day, takes especial care to remind M. Bar ret, that in 1848, the reduction of the army was his favourite hobby—while astride on this hobby he pub lished that France could escape alone from the slippery verge of bankruptcy. Should this reduction take place, the Panama would discover that at the utmost 30,000 men could be spared from the depart ment of the Seine ; and there is no necessity to in form you of the colour of the flag which would be hoisted, and the change to which the present form of government would be subjected, if there ware but 30,000 troops in Paris at the present moment. M. de Girardin has also some clever remarks on the pre sent instability of affairs in France. The Dix Decembre denies that General Cavaignac has gone to the South, as stated by several journals. "General Cavaignac (says that journal) is at present in the department of the Seine-et-Marne. His health, though much weakened, is not, however, in an alarm ing state. He suffers from a consumptive affection hereditary in the family, and which carried off his brother Godfrey. The general is still the central point of a small body of republicans of the vielle, grouped around him as the only man that they can depend on, should some almost impossible chance call him back to power." The Union says: —"According to a statistical table drawn up by one of the officers of the army, it appears that the soldiers of the garrison of Paris food on their rations upwards of 10,000 persons a-day : In fact twice a day the barracks and poets are besieged by men in blouses who came to share the soup and food of the soldiers." A little mosque is to be built here for the nes of the resident Monsulmen. PARA Aro. 31. he 1 .— ._ Norm , Opoolog Htibeit. Loma. Clod og —— Ipa Casts. tt S 5 per Como, 99 BO 89 00 89 0 89 89 60 S do. Now Lola. . It n a 44 por Onto— ... . 79 a o a a a 4 pro Oodo ..—..... . a is PP Rialtos. oft !dodos; 30 days, 25 421; 90 dap, 23 in. Do, 5, 1886 r Do. had Do. " Doak 813arao ... 3300 : Doefoo.—Porto sod Orll 750 ; Padssad Rosso, 530; lows ad Havre 160 ; Arlimos sod Waroodloo, 2n 30; itrastoori lad BM% In io i caws (Flues). 305; 10921 4 4 : 3 75. For Aconat. ITALY. VENICE.—The circumstances attending the sur render of Venice are thus described : On the 19th the French and English consuls appeared at the head quarters of General Gonkowsky, as the conveyers ef proposals to him concerning the capitulation of the city, islands, and forts, which were, however, declined from political grounds by the Austrian general. Therefore they retired. On the 20th ult., however, there appeared a numerous deputation of Vene- Sane, of all conditions, who declared them e/Area ready for immediate surrender, but wished 'to stipulate that their paper money, which circulated to the amount of sixty millions of zwan zigers, should be accepted and continue at 75. The Austrian general, who declined also this proposal, nevertheless notified the same to the minister Bruck and the field-marshal, who immediately set out for Mestre, and brought the transaction to a termination. It is reported that the carte patriotico of the Vene tians is provisionally rejected, bat the possibility of conversion is hoped for. The Rieorgintento of Turin publishes a letter from Venice of the 22nd, stating that, on the 13th, Mania assembled the National Guards on the square of St. Marco, passed them in review, and then harangued them from his balcony, explained the condition of Venice, without concealing any circumstance, and concluded with these words : " And whatever may happen, any, this man was deceived, but never say, this man has deceived us. I have never deceived any one ; I have never held out expectatiors which I had not; I have never tald you to hope when I did not hope." He then retired suddenly to give vent to a flood of tears which choked his vein. ROMAN STATES. The Toulonnair, of the 28th, softer announe'ng that it has received ac counts from Rome of the 21st, says: . 4 Relatiocs of the moat friendly and sympathetic kind are becoming more firmly established every day be tween the French and the Romans. The re lations between the French authorities and that established by the Pope are at this moment very cool, and it appears that the negotiations which are going on at Gaeta tend to take a turn which may defeat many calculations. The Pope will not make any concession, bat he will, it is said, go to Bologna, the garrison of which will be composed of Austrians, Neapolitans, and Spaniards. Besides, it is evident that with his pretensions Pius IX. cannot reside on any point whatever of the Roman States, if he is not guarded by a strong garrison of foreign troops." The Concordia of Turin states from Rome, 22d inst., that the Pope has sent Gen. Oudinot the Grand Cross of the Order of Pius in brilliants. The minister of the interior and the police at Rome has published a noti fication, threatening those who refuse the Roman paper money at the value fixed by the present government with fine and imprisonment. The Jesuits have re turned to their convent. The municipal council has called upon contractors to send in their offers for the supply of 800,0001ba. of straw for the French troops. TUSCANY.—The Legge of Turin quotes a letter from Leghorn, stating that, on the 20th, the latter city was thrown into consternation by M. Fenzi, the Florentine banker, having despatched a telegraphic communication to his correspondents at Leghorn, enjoining them to suspend every operation with Rome. The cause of this measure on his part had not trans pired. PIEDMONT.—In the sitting of the Chamber at Turin on tho 25th, the minister of the interior pre sented a project of law for the grant of 100,000 fr., to be applied to the relief of the Italian refugees in Pied mont. Deputy Demsrchi also moved a bill, fixing the maximum of salaries to 15,000 fr. a year, and the maximum pensions to B,ooofr. ARRIVAL OF MAN LONDON. IN Frederick George Manning was brought over from Jersey yesterday in the South-Western Steam packet Company's mail steamer the Despatch, Captain Childers, which ran into Southampton Docks, at ten minutes past seven o'clock last even ing, having left St. IleHee& at eight o'clock yesterday morning. The anticipated arrival of the criminal in South ampton created much excitement. An immense crowd of persons assembled in and round the docks in the course of the evening, in expectation that Man ning would arrive by the Jersey mai 1 steamer. At seven o'clock the vessel catered the docks, and as soon as Langley, the palice officer, was seen on deck, it was known that the alleged murderer was on board. Inspector Haynes went immediately on board, followed by a large number of persons, whom it was impossible to keep out of the ship. Manning was in a cabin, handcuffed and strictly guarded by officers ; he was assisted out of the vessel, taken into the Custom-house, placed in a cab, and driven to the railway station. On leaving the ship between two officers, he affected to smile at the people who were looking on. He was followed to the terminus by a great multitude, who manifested nothing but an intense earnestness to see him. The special train arrived at Vauxhall station at 10 o'clock precisely, and a cab being in readiness, the prisoner was placed in it, and conveyed in custody of Tnspector Haynes and Sergeant Langley to the police station at Stone's-end, Borough. EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER. SOUTHWARK POLICE COURT (THIS DAY.) This morning at half-past 10, Frederick George Manning was brought before the magistrate at South wark Police Court, and without any evidence being gone into, was remanded till Thursday, until which day the examination of his wife is adjourned. He was removed to Horsemonger gaol Trim Wool, F.tme IN Mums AND BCCII9.—The wool fairs in the counties of Berko and Bucks have just con cluded. At lut Ilsley fair, one of the largest in the midland counties, the quantity of wool pitched wee upwards of 2,000 tods, a much larger quantity than offered for sale last year. There was more than the usual number of buyers from the manufacturing districts, and the whole was disposed of in the noun of the day, at sums avenging from' s. to 41. 6d. per tod in advance of last year's prices. The two prime of 161. 10s. each, offered reepestivaly by J. 8. Bowles, Foq., and W. H. Stone, Esq., to the Berkshire farmer who should produce 100 fleeces of the best Down tog wool, and the beet Dowa ewe wool, were both awarded to Mr. Lupson. The two prizes of 61.65. each, for the second best Down Otitad the second best Down ewe, were awarded to Mr. J. Wil liams, of East Ilsley, and Mr. James Palmer, of WNW. At the Abingdon fair lee wool was pitched than custamm. The whole was speedily bought at prices averaging from to 245. per toil. At Aylesbury the wool pitched nosailed 40,000 finoss, the quantity being far greater thaa ever before knows, ant nearly the who changed hands, at prime aver from T,2s. 6d, per the B an ft r ury, l up t w he ar :holl disposed of, w ere at price , rou averaging from , 2ol. to n 2ll. /id. per tod: this, however, was an improvement upon the prime of last year. Tax FORGERIES AT MANCDESTEE.—Yesterday Robins:a and Massal., were again brought up at the Man chester /01,111* COOT% Mr. Pant appearing for the pro secutkm and Mr. Mask fee the dance. About fifteen wit amen wan meadaed,peiscipslly young men who had been duped In a alagar way to Lioilley, by WverKmmwta in the astripepme ; sad the prowled= of the three forged Moque es the Munhoster sad Liverpool Diarist Beak was peeved. • young man aimed Whitfield, lions is Li vmpool. enewe an advertisement whieh the Osman bi nned laths Lisse red psol Courier la Land het, sad ea the 27th of that name had as Interview MOD Balm Hotel, Claytleffeine, Liverpool, the mikes hie Dame to Ise swum As is other amnia Me pilaw re =eta Infarelew with this yews men et the Con Mear/swarg, whisk Melt Mile a day se two after. wads, sod Om, valor *eller einstemeee le these de tailed he the bemer mom Wblifleil true regasiedi to ge the beak of Ilk De jnala 'Wesel ad On te esi sample to be frees Kr. Wm. Desna, a leer , dealer, la , thea kept ea aroma with the hank, la Meer of Mama Owls sal Marriott, he 326 L Bs. Uo we paid is sk SOL wets, sad the remainder la sped. . This 2 si s i e t Mr. Balsa Meted to be a forgery. The evidence spMecealey being Mill incomplete the one was re. minded MI Tuesday next. THE WARWICK OROUP.—Ttis plate, which will be run for at the ensuing Warwick races, consists of a group illutrative of a legend, ctnnected with the history of Gay Bari of Warwick, who, it is sa;d, ettountering a it= and a dragon enad in combat, attacked and slew the latter. It bu be g en ge modelled by Mr. iltCarthy, who has executed various meritorious racing plats', from a design by M Eugene Lamy. a pupil of H. Vernet. The group la well oom_pmed. spirited, end hallo( action. nu ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH AT THE POET-OFFICE. —All the wires having been laid down from the chief Elec tric Telegraph-office, Lothbnry, to the branch-offiee, St. Martin's-le Grand, the employee commenced yesterday for the first time mending off expresses from that establishment. The advantage to tt-e post-oftloa of this facility of communi cation will be important, as the postmaster-general will be made esqvaiited with the arrivals and depsEures of all the foreign and colonial mail packets Immediately, and also for the trouraission of orders to the various parts of the country connected with that department. MONEY MARKET. Fungi Evanaso. This being the settling day in the foreign market, and the account showing rather against the "Bulls," the prices of some stocks were slightly affected by the circumstance. The transactions in other respccts were unimportant. Russian and Dutch were den. at an advare, the fonder at 109, and the latter at 63/. The Imams was the fallayriss:— Brazilian New Bonds at 81} and 81. Equador at 31 and 1. Mexican, ex coupons, at 28 and 271. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at Cal and 51; ditto, Deferred, at 141 and 15. Portuguese Fire per Cents. Converted, 1841, at 27. Russian at 109. Spanish Five per Cents. for account, at 181; ditto, Three per Cents. at 341. Two-and-a-half pa. Cent. Dutch at 631 and 1; ditto, Four per Cent. Bonds, at 82. The premium on gold yesterday at l'aris was 10 per milk, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives au exchange of 25.39 i ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.10, it follows that gold is 0.01 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By adv:ces to-day from Hamburg, the price of gold is 4361 per mark, which, at the English nosnt price of 31. 178. 10!d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.10; ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at 'heft being 13.101, it follows that gold is 0.11 per cent nearer in Hamburg than in London. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 25th ult., when compared with the returns for the week previous, give the following results : azeolatica larne £27,709,130 Clemildisa salve 18,430,770 Pabliaftralie.„.„...... 8,117,333 Oar _____wits 9,338,827 Inataii 136,790 rlammnp.••••C•aeareltma im LIVIIMOIMIRseCarIUESIO I , A gm booking department I —,, Othait 13ecaridea Coin and Balsa 14,359, Sews day and caber bills 3,049, rhea/4 3,289, BANK OF KNOLAN D.—Amour? 1,576 1,590 ,„,„ Demons 6,663 1,433 1,338 Moreton 43,674 1,332 r for the Work/colin; Aug. 23,1213 0/111TNINT. 110,11 P 1,4 Notes Yowl a7,7vu,130 1 Otrrerorne tt Deht aimispo Other Seettritte4 2.141,PJ Gold Cu. null Dui 13.51301 Uric littllltru Ar 7.790.130 Ouatmnunt Spearitles 1."7.7 ,130 tltttaa D 1 rrotdstoreCapl'al Lkt.9.652 bomb. CotnWi. of Nulasid Dtbt,ani Div. - Aeetaj 8.117A72 Other Depoolita devoadmaridoiti;iii;l6 PARTIRWT. The;i1111 . Anna14 , 177 4" .31a Otdr,r . Note* 19 Geld "vPiiv Atli. 30.181 D. EXCIIANGEd AND Bauman, Atuver 3o.—Loon, 184 931; dim, 1814 873; ditto, 1834, City, 1832, 100; Bunk of Belgium, change on Loudon, 25.50. f,34.546.2 I M. MARSII ALL. Ctiet Cadger. NTOCKB ADROAD. 10,w• ditto, 1642, ; ditto, 18411, 82; ditto, DM, 631; Loan of the I. 'NI; lima 1811, 101 j. Ex. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. Consols for mrney and account opened at the clos ing prices of yesterday, 924, to 1 1 ; and, after having declined for a short time to 924 for money, they again became marked firmer, and returned to the first 'site, at wkieh they esatieue quoted both for time and delivery. The Three per Cent. Re duced marked 924 and 4; the Three-and-a- Quarter pct Cents., 934 and Exchequer Bills are again lower ; they are marked at 395. and 425. premium. Bonk Stock, 1994 and 84. The business in foreign securities is exceedingly small, the only transactions being the following, viz. : Brazilian Small, at 85 and 864; Buenos Ayres at 02; Spanish Five per Cents. at 184 ; ditto Three per Cents. at 314 ; ditto Passive at 34. The French funds slightly advanced at Paris yes terday, the Three per Cents. closing at 03.20, and the Fives at 89.80. ENGLISH }CND& Rank Stork. 198 k 91 3 par Ct. Om.. Atoe..93i 3 pm Cr. Bel Amu.. Kt I 31 pet 3 pot CC Coo. Rms., 92; llseho uor M.Ur, 31. to 41. - 10/1.111061YUND& --- ---. -- 6 per Ct. Au‘trlan BOIVIP. 1 per Ct. Grenada /Ida. 10 174 44 par Ct. Bela. Bonds, en 9 Oranada Deferred Oda, 31 4 3) per Cent. ditto, 6 par Ct. Me l .. 1946.17 5 86 5 ter Ct. ltrazlnan &la, 56 7 4 per OR Pertn:an 114.. 63 5 Mao New. 6t 6 Perineum Cone., 18 9 0 per Ct. Beene. Ay" 57. 4 6 PR CL Rua &In. 1011 10 Ditto Callan Bds . 93 5 Wu° Pruden adz.. 13 13 3 Unto Colzmb. Def. Ms.. 3 per Ct. Orme& Me . 3'4 i roh-uttan 1;0:WAR Ildo., 3d 4 rip.-.ln Deren,e9 85...-. 3 t 3. Ct. ParOzia /kit. CO 71 Ditto Passive 1.1a15..30 5 3 5 Per Ct. buten Ma.. 634 4 4 4 per Ct. Veuezuit BA., 24 6 4 t..., Cl. Dutch Cern.. a 4 6 Venezuela Deferred 845.. 6 7 THE PRODUCE MARKET. MinClNO•Laltlt, Ararat. 31. Bronx.-This article has worn a very dull appearance to-day, sod prices of ell descripUons are 6d. lower than at the clam of last week. 760 bh,ds. West India sold today, making 2,300 bhde. for the week; a fair aver .ge quantity, but there has been less dune in other deecriptions. The public sales to-day of 4,000 tags Mauri tius sad Bengal went off heavily, and • comdderable portion batted in to provost a further decline. M. Croix sold at 41e. to 435., duty paid. The refined market shows a decline of 6.d. ; grocery lumps, Ms. Gd. to Soo. Gd. The following are the general quotations of Sugar at the close of the week : B. I'. Sugar-West India brown. 34e. to 385.; middling, 365. 63. to 37a. Cd.; good, 36e. to 365. 6d.; fine, 30n. to 415.; Mauritian brown, 30a. to 335. 64. ; yellow, 36.. to 365. for low to good, and 395. to 40s. for One ; Bermal, white Benaren, Ed. to 435. 6d. for low to tine; amt yellow, 33e. to Sea.; grainy yellow, 41a. to 445. •, white, 43e. to 475. Od. Comm.-The public salesto.day were large and varione, and entreat Off well st high prices. Go 4 ordinary native, Ole. Gel. to 395.; 3,0110 bags Brut, inn. arted 1833, sold at 33e. to 37e.; St. Domingo was import, 375. to 375. 86. Common Singapore ranged from 309., 33a. 6d. ; the three sorts chiefly bought for expmt The result of the market for the week sho*ft an advance of Is. to 3s. ; plan. tidos Orylen, M. to 35.; and opinion teems favourable for a far. me . C . lios Maintained bet wells mime, but importers hare bought In largely out of thoparcele of Bengal offered. to rapport the market. Patrrarar.—The public sale Malay, of 630 bags, scar ce ly supported law week's currency. Refraction, 41 and 31, told at 278. rel. Smerrs.—Rum has born inactive daring the week. Proof Imewards nominal, Is. Id., 18.51 d. East India most, nominal, le. tcl. Brandy eommanda full priors, the clearances for consumption continue urge. Emma* steady without any alteration in pier , . TALLOW dull at Sea 9d. Aushwltan sold in public sale, 344. Bd., 38e. 64.1 south American, 34a. 6d., 37e. 6d. Cabraltar at Ma. 64., 410. lemso continums steady, the declaration foe the quarterly tale al ready semounts to 17600 Mesta, Ihnumins.—Bmpl B 1. Nbe feraknrl ad.or sold Malay 41.125. 6d. to St 15e. Lao 4 0 ; se,* Pm sold 22d. to Is. Cuba attle y mold 41. 17s. 6d. to , Smarm h t wood bought 7llee partl bought In els., Ms. 6d. Cowries mid 244, 594. 6d. Gambier sold N. to 9s, 6d. Jute sold 151. lfts. to 161. 12s. 6d. In other articles no material alteratke. Lt•IYPOOL, A1701717' 31. Elnomt.—The market remains very quiet, and the sale of B. P. are ady Me Ws., together with 6,300 bap all at rather wise rates. libreign: la the absence of any export the sales see coofined to 30 hhda. Porto Biro at 38a. ad. to 41a.; 70 Hama. at SOL le SOL N., with 100 tops and barrels Brazil tan 36e. to 411 s. per ewt. MUNN see MI. without thaw in prke ; 60 Ismks Porto Rice brow& Us. la per wt. *am the guy. coevas.—Slmo is ea maim deeps& for both home.oonsamptica and mine% with a vary sem* wooly at market; the ordinaryqua- Mite are the meet saliM be, mad as adinwee et 4r e : eat. la readily obtahrble. The NW amitt d 1111t2weee Jamaica, 20 cads Planta tion Orylaa. EN lap Pk, at Ns. to 441., and 300 bags low ordinary NI. pow wt. 00004-4 Istat Ttbdiad trotikt 434. Prratrie.-411 bap dl at 41(1. par lia No Wu at Maw or Poppet. Ezes.—lnblierast Manes Bahl at lia. itd. to lie. 3d., and 3,000 at Ilia maths' attest we& Taa.—llare bata son Meg Ols yank twirl TM. and Caplan of Selma* polity are imerer. The bathe Ideal ats Woman alay of oh fa paw as slisailia to sallaw earrmar.-1.600 lepton boss Mond el at VA ra. W. pat swt. lferur ar does.—Tlisse has peal spessisesedarad. sad ess was odd ts salve IS lb. 1111.. sad MS losa Is *mg IL. M.* pw eat., sod Wien sow e» pasrady draft War rstes. Ciraso.—Not moth dam; the prices an, howevit, Brigrounatml COTTON.—LxvissooL, Am= 31.—There was Ruth howler is our mukm for Mosaic= dworfadows iota mayday durum, when a wrong otamat to ultra owilawoo woo ado ay ovoid" sad wttk area awnwat Os demo. "Mk at or m ama vaa 14. 141. aw lb. la taw tat* iL par b. aa =Swat la IL per lb. Wm Os" illa ut t s= Yoh prawns palm 11110. Saar tat matt N YON ma Oa midst ism drilliOng a"" ffo kaotbsealaba lawralsOrs, f,ftat/warda"l,lN OITIOIW, fla Swat; NM Or asportotko. kin Aw l =2 MtNO am; awl NI Ibtana onowlllwri n taloa are—Bowoi, me" altaradult 414 TALLOW.—Toe market coatinu,s unaltered. Ptt , rs. burg Y.C. an the spot, SAL Gd.; October to December delleuy, 36e.; separate months' delivery, 3h. Gd. SIIOAR.—The average price of Sager, the produce of the Brit;th posscr.i WI In America, eampated from the returns made In the week enthrg the 28th day of Aug., 1649, is 25a. lON. per cwt. J.l , 214 T the produce of the Mauritian la Ws. prr cwt. Sugar the produce of the Earl ladles. Is Vs. 74d. per cwt. The arerage lido:, of the :Wee foregoingdeetriptlons, Jointly, is 265. Ild. percwt.—Gozerre. METALS.-Lownon, Aug. 31.-We continuo to expe rience a foie demand for nll dreeriptions of iron, and w:th the exception toot,Th P g the market rules firm at last sree.'s prices. Ohl accounta from the United btater are again of a more favourable di.. meter, and • good full trade Is now fullyrelied upon. Welsh bars we quote Arm at Si. is. per ton, hoe on board at the port. tlosteh Pig Inas is to be had at 41.,. 6,1. for mixed Nos. and 45e. far ell No. 1, free on board at Glasgow, with rather a dull market. At pavan sale this day, 739 stabs Straits tin were bnutbt in at 665. English Iron, bar, bolt, and square London, per ton, 61.; pail rods, 71. ; hoops, 81.• slutet t s w 4sin i ts 10s. ; bars, at Cardi ff sad Newport, 31. .55.; re Wake, 31:75. 6d. to 31. lea:anthracite, 31.151.; Pigs, in Wales, . Si. tot& ; do. forge, N. 15e. to 31.; No. 1, Clyde, net cash. 21. 4s. Cd. to 21. 06. Blewitt's patent refined Iton for bars, tails, &c., free cm board, at Newport, IL 153. ; do. for tin plates, boiler plats, hc., 41. 10s.; Stir. ling's patent tougheted l'igs, to Glasgow, 2/. 145.; in Wales, 31. 16s. to 41.105. ,• StaThrdshire bars, at tinworks, 61.10 a. ; pigs. in Stafford shire 2L 15s. to 31. ; 5/. to 5/. NI. ; chairs, 4/. Ftweign Iron : Swethith, 11/. 10s. M 12/. ; Foreign Steel : Swedish keg, 131. les. ; faggot, IV. English Copper : elida, sheathing, and bolts, per lb., thl.; toilet cake, per tor. 79/. 1104.; tile, 761. 10s.; old Copper ed. per lb. Engli,h Lead : Pig, per ton, 15/. 16a; 161. 15s. • red lead, 181.; white, 27/. ; patent shot, 191. 15a Foreign fead: epanish, In bond. 16f. to 151. In English Tin: Bieck. _per cwt., 21. 1324 bar, 34 14..; ralined, 34 19s , Foreign Tla I baes4 In Iwod, Ila.; IL be. Tin Bata% IC (mss, Lux 1/. to 11. 5.,; Vetinataid, 10e. to It IX do. L 175.; Itpelter Panes, warehoused, per ton, 13/. ; do., to arrive, 15/. 10s. Line: Ergliah sheet, per ton, 211. lluicksilver, per lb., :P.-Mating Jarrark GLASGOW ; Aug. 31.-This has been a very dull week in Ply Iron. Buyers are very scarce, and holders &goosed to a pt cry lower priors. IVe quote the prim at 4.15. to 41s. Gd. for mixed Nes.- CORN.— CARL%wok°, Aug 31.—There was a good sup ply of Wheat at market to-day, madly new, and prices must be writ ten Is. tower on red, and 2s. on 'bite. lied, 41w to 435.; white, 4ris. to 48r. The weather has been very tine fur haziest operation% and the sum iy sunnily secured In excellent r oditbn . Beans, new EA us gun, 26e. per yr. Other spring corn without alteration. COVIINTRY, Aug. 31.—We have had but a very entsll at ttadaur.e at our market today ; few buyers, but a qu an tity o f new _grain offering at reduced prices. Wheat, 1711.0 d. to 1 1 3 e.; new, '6B. Id 11r. ad. Buhl, malting. 27r. to 25..; grinding, Ns. to 265. Beans, 13a. to 14s. Oats, out, 21e. td Me.; new, 2ns. to 23.5. l'ees, 12s. to 15.. Exams, Aug. 31.—We have had a goad supply of both old and new Wheat to.day. but the fanners held Arm for WA week's prices ; eomsquently but little bo.itie a was dour, at about per qr. decline. Whew Wheat, 425. to 4ss. per qr.; red, 401. to 425. In 11..r -ley DU altersian in value. Sumo maples of very rape. for new were slum., for wl. , eb 30,. le 325. was asked, but we could beer of no eat( being effected. New Oats acre pleattoo, and of very floe quality, ISe. to 20e. per qr.; old, 20a tons. Hula., Aug. 31.-The errivals of all articles are to a fair intent. The weather has been highly favourable for Mina*, opt. rations, which are now at their height. in Wheat very little by:Antos has been doing, and pukes are nominally the same as per our last. epilog Corn generally Po very quiet, at loot week's rides. The arrivals of Liessid amount to stout 11,939 qrs., comprising 7,640 qrs. and 1,009 bags nun St. Petersburg; 2,900 qrs. from Archangel; raid 933 qrs. :rum Rigs . The market has ecatinued quiet, holden not preAlng sales, anti crushers, hcmg still well supplied, are not anxious buicrs, In couseqiwnee of wh i ch no adv anoe run be quoted on the salsa of last wctk. tfl Raw, eta there it still no foreign olrering on sale; but small lots of Euglish meet with buyers at 264 10'. to 271. per last. I:client quototioes : Wheat, English, white, 01d,420. to 4Gs.; red, obi, 40,. to tts. Foreign, 60. b. per bushel, high Ward Baltic, CA. to tGo.; Hamburg, red, 4 0 0. to 420.; Polish Odessa, 37e. to 38. i.; Petersburg, 30,.:0 375. Morley , moltin g , p er qr ., 24 0. to 33e.; grindin,r, per dad., 204.0 d. to Flo. flats, old, tar qr., 150. to 18a.; new, las. to Ise.; Russian, Ac., per at, ad. to lid. Peas, white, boilers, per qr., 28is. to 305.; blue, 30s. to 350.; grinding, 631 b. per tub het, hso. to 265. Beans, old 631 h. per bushel, 2.45. to 325.; new, 29e, to 32..; }:gyption, 265. to 2s s. Tares, griming, 630a.per bushel, 225. to 230. R)e, tier mone, Old. Linseed, ler qr., Black Sea, 400. to 410. ; Aktandria, 3:e. to 3135.; St. Petersburg, fine, ass. to 390.; good crush ' lag, 335. to 375.; interior, Lie. to 314. ; Riga, 35e. to 36e.; Arch angel, 35.. 6d. to Konigsberg and Memel, 32e. to 36 •.; clean fur feeding, 390. to 41s. Rapeseed, per last, German and Daniell, 221. to 201.; Mack Eica, 13f. to 161. LIVERPOOL ; AUOL'OT 31.—This raorning's market was tolerably well atteruid by millers and dealers. Wheat was in mode rate rtspust, at a decl.ne of Id. per bushel on Tuvilay's rates. }lour was but g. ad brands were not to be had cheaper. There was no change as regards barley, beam, oats, and pees. Indian corn was held at Tuesday's pram, but there was bole demand for it. Arrival, Into Liverpool from the 28th to the 2f th Aug. inclu sive: Absent, 2,024 qrs.; Barley, 51; Malt, 1,067 ; ads, 041; Ileanp, 19; ress, 109 ; laud= Corn, ....0 ; 609; Odltueul ; JOG Burls; Flour ; 171 Nicks, and 2L 9 barrels. LINCOLN, Aar. 31.—We had a pretty good show of Wheat t• day, chiefly of the my mop, of fair quality, at 2.. declin e . N o t mach bowie.e done at be decline. A fair show of Oata, chiefly of the new crop, of fro gcelity. %heat, fed, 40.. to 4314; wiatc, 445. to 465. Oat., 15s. to his. Rirow, Aug. 30.—We had rather a short supply at this day's market. Wheat experienced a further reduction of 2s. per qr. Oat. and Barley. ,tendy. Wheat, white, 6.. to Gs. 6d. per bushel; red, So. Gd. to Ga. M. Beam, Y. Gel. to fa. Dd. Barley, 2as. to 22.. Oata, 16x. tollls. per qr. - - SCA6BO6OI.'OII, Ay. 30.—The Weather is oppressively hot and dry, hart eat has greedy begun, snd the orop promise well both foe quantity and quality. Taday title is done in grain of any kind, and that little at lower prices. Flour has receded 3 per rack. Itiluat, red, ss. IX to Go. per 5 stones; white. 6s. 3d. to hr. 6d. Oats, black, Bd. to DI per stone; white, lid. to 10d. Flour, superfine, 37e, to 355. per amok of 20 stones; seconds, 325. to 335. • . _ SOVTIIAMPTON, Aug. 31.—The Wheat market mas much the 1 , 12111 V ua la•t week, temples of new, for which there It a good de mand, fatehinn 40r. to 4ba per qr. Barley, 22a. to 28‘. per qt. Hog Fed% 2ns. to 32a. DC4OII, Ws. to 28a. WU, 11M. to 20a.; white, 17s z lo 235. _ _ _ ifiaitirrat.n, Aug. 31.-Harreat is nearly brought to a ewe in the southern counnes, and a great bulk o; the Wbcat crop is a:ready secured •ft the Midlands. Weather continues tine for the northern districts and, should the next week prove favourable, cart. Mg will go on rapidly. The arrivals this week are moderate of an grain; the confine their purchases of Wheat, as before, to their innedi.te wants; there is, however, a moderate iale for consumption, at a decl•ne of lolly Is. per quarter on fresh paroeLs. The low qualities of in are wry unsaleable. Barley nornina% Oats and Melting Wady. Beans without altera tion. Little doing in other articles. Wheat, per qr., GOlbs. to the bush., tiutfulk, Ease; and Kent, red, new, 43a. to 45a.; extra, 465.; white, 43a. to 464.; extra, 4195.; Norfolk and Hunts, re d, 42a. to 444.; extra, 455.• white, 42a to 43 5.; extra, aaa ; Lintelnilkire and Owl bridgeshire, red, 425. to 435.; extra, 41a.; white, 425. to Ire.; extra 475.; Yorkshire, red, 40s. to 425.; extra,'4lk; white, 42e. to I Is.; extra: Mts. Dantrie and Konigsberg, white, 45a. to 4Gi.; entre, 504.• Lower Baltic and hamburg, r 4 41a. to Oa.; extra, 43a.; Med!teinusean, red, 365. to 38a.; extra, Oa. • old, red, 1347, 41s. to 435.; white, 50s. Braley,' par qr. imp., mindinjr, 225. to 235.; foreign, 245. to 26a. ; ex tra, M. frees, mere., 63 , M. to tbe bush., small, fine, new, 325. to 235.; ti . e i t ag ne . w, 31fi.t033a ; foreign, new, 30e. to 314. Oats, per stone, S.d. to 9d.; extra, 10d.; feeding, 84d. to al.; extra, Ind.; foreign, 641. to 941.; extra, lud. Shelties per load of 1611b5., 22.. to 235.; extra, 244. Malt,. per load of . 6 bushels, 375. to 335.; extra, 404. Peas, per imperial qr., blue and wbite boilers, Ms. to 280.; extra, 305.; grey and feed, 245. to 20k; extra, 26a. Rape Seed, per imptital bat, English, 261. to 291. • foreign, 241. to 291. I tweed, per Imperial qr., 324. to 40s. Imports during the week •-Wheat, 7,356 qrs.• Barley, 471 ; Oats, 1,3 W ; Bears, 92d; Peas, 374; R a p esee d, 23; ' Shelling, 1,033 loads; Malt, 34. WO= INOTON, Mg. 29.—Cholera having broken out in this titan on Friday last, and still raging to a fearful extent, pre sented farmer, from coming to market this morning, con.equently there wes "tile grain exposed for sole, end the demand was—slow prim—much the lame as last reek. Wheat, Wm. &I. to 216. Gd. Barley, lie . to 12e. Oats, 76 .9 d. to Ba. 6d. Best Fl o u r , p er s t one , h. to 2a. 2d. Oatmeal, ls. N. Barley Flour, la. id. Ilyemeal, le. 2d. HAY.-Bwrraltam, Barr. 1 Cooper and Davis inert the trade bean, at the following cinotations: MT h , Meggow, Ms. to Da. I Bowan.. —to I New .... - to lata es. tor Sea to Qom .. 60.. to 115 v !..9t. to 33., CATTLE, &e.—Caamer.u, Aug. 30 —A limited supply of fat cattle to-day, only 16 on offer. They seemed of average quality. In commence of ths fair being held so reeent.y, very little bumble./ was done many of the butchers having supplied themselves on 3(cn. day. Trice, from 20s. to 245., pinking offal. The number of Sheep not half so large es last week, there b ein g only 140 on offer. They were generally of iced gelidity, and • clearance was effected at front 41d. to sd. per lb., slaking offal. Only about 30 Lambs on sale, and being of good quality, were sold at from 3d. to Aid. per lb. Calves are now very scarce, only fear shown to-day, which sold at 3d. per It,. Emma, Aug. 31.—A good supply of every description of stock has been driven in. Pat Beef was plentiful, and mid at from Bs. to fie. ed. per some. Cows and Calves, M. to 121„ each, Bummers, about 3s. pee Noes. Some good store golfers were offered at 71. 10e. each. Butchers' Oalvea, 44. to 346 per lb. Fat wetter @beep, 3d. to 51d. per lb. r Ewa, to Od. ; lambs, Id. to 534. per lb. Store 23e. to 325. each. A supply of Pup, wtMb 0312 It coMilffenble reduction—prices from is. &L to es. Bd. ;a some. You FORTNIGHT FAIR, Aug. 30.—W• bad a good sup ply of fat Beasts, which met with dull sale, at from 3s. 6d. to 6a per stone. A mall number of Sheep and Lambs met with reedy sale at hem 3d. to Sod. per lb. • abort number of lean Beasts met with a heavy sale. Cit.ithoow, Aug. 30--Oar market this morning, was largely supplied with all dc3criptiten of cattle, the largest supply of fine stock we have had this mem" with very dull sales for Interi or Be. sts. Beet Os Beef, 475. to 49a.,• second, 44a. to lea; Cows, Sulk rid Inferior, SS& to 41.. per cwt. A lumber of inferior Boots turned oat unsold. The Sheep and Lamb market was also largely supplied. 7 bit being very unfavourable weather for slaughtering, the market sar. dull at former rates. Beet aged Sheep, 5;c1.; ...rend, 4;d. to Id. Ewes, ed. lombs, us m de. to 14a. each, according to weight and quality. Calves Woo doll, at from 445. to 475. per cwt., sinking offal. COVaxT•O&3DBN.—' are the prim: Morning.—Tho following lat r ;as Pir per 3s to Ss =NV e r l ater 4 43 4 ' ra tka. ft to no saisesio. per dos. 4B lON it dem t, to is RI Cratirde..3sto Pun. rr ,16 to 44 Per Rim Vim, 4. to r APPIN. MOIL tea W N Liroc ui — e 4 :l7 6. brito l l e it i. 0:104 Orme% per doz.. Is to 3, per 103. "a to He Ahooode, per 1.4. 6, --7 moot. Perib., 31 to 6, f woods, Poe KJ le 6d to 2s i ir.,,--,,,cbtANtrir 'ABLE. Onkel. Polt booth. 34 to di s o ixa. p l3par i reel• d d t o o r. 6 ls ed to 41 2 6,11 . 16 ...:# to 6d deo.. Is Gd to 3e / IGIO.O. 60L, al tO 11 —=-46S7.14tWt".oeostoa,"T""Lil:rgnr:tvkto"jar to itotoPdei Mod 3 o . ol = wr 1 48 Pold% le Is ed Pr VrrmA. Ild to 34 epool., mike to 3d B aTcor. per be* to 3d ThYmo,_ MGM . to sd ro*Job Wadi. ?I to es mem pe limd.. le to Is 34 LW, OragS• pm On i...4d to od = , l.t, urn, gar 34 44 44 E 2.1 1, cmaa. F• ile*.7a t 4 04 VEGETA =prise 41 121 61 toll* cis t a s pat ein.,47 PIN MI ata pr to ft MK Arm Is 641 via 4 to 214,t:ku per Istort atairro pe 4d to 6d West 46 to . aw e, LtO L 64 i lt io 10 14 90 BAILWAYS. TRIP DAT, Two o'Ciocs. The share market is very quiet this morning, and the prevailing tone continues depressed, though prices generally cannot be quoted lower than yesterday. North Stafford' are flat. Eastern Counties are also lower, having teen last done at 7w. Midlands mark 61; and London and North Western', 1211 es div. French lines are unaltered. :losing prices liesterolsy. 'tales to-day ey to 2 Nolo*. 11 1.81 8 61 tr li i dia. 5 m.llll 1 45 sas. 2B 2! 61s. 10 0 (Us. 16 166 10 -- L ti 121 14 12 14 as , 111 al.. 1 1- ,6 4 7 1 6 I up. I IPM I Priu 56 56 13 14} 3 6 pa. 20 16 dla. 20 13 dl s. 164 194 15 16 13 16 - ie ie I le Da 26 29 a as. 19 IL O 81 1.1 3 3i 2 2) 414. 1 16 2 14 did. 230 223 17 19 pm. 39 38 pm. 17 19 pa. G 9 70 cx d. 94 99 - 51 - 14 di.. 12 13 Gi 6 dia. lin 93i ex .d 46 47 Pau Le i 82 r_4llssar. 25 23 die. 11 12 4/6. 7 6 die. ti die. 8 7i die. 2 21 pm 6 4f Ws. S 5 49 ex 6 7 pm. 07 09 cid 14 16 31 1 di'. 37 37 01 2110 i * Si 1216 1221•24 d 1 21 3 4 mu sa l Si2l pm. IT IS 14 12 dia. 6 6i dbl. I poi. 4 sj 30 83 19 iii dis. 7 3! :1 10 11 15 17 ii ii die. AIL 15 14 die. 15 14 dm. d& 5O 61 ii, ii4dk. 34 3G 34 37 13 11 die. 17 184 4 4 12 13 6 24 1 1 3 4 6 Pau Bi 6 414. 12 13 164 17 - 24 7 Oj 22 1 1 dia. j pea. daps! ex d 1d& per 9 7 db. die. 151 13f ex Is 3 3 die. 9 12 if -.,1m.. 214 92 u 561 6 5 2.5 die. 5 saw 16 11. 1 9 4 ! 5 / vim. 14 13 gym. 178 8 i 1f 7 to. 44 4i db. 221 23i 4 3% dl& 694 ex die 14, - .131 ex di, 122 I/ex di, in cx dly 10 cx div 31 cx dlv 331 ex dit 31 24 i 21 II 61 Inman Itaximara Anglo-Itallan (late Italian and Austrian) Bookene and Amie ns 'Central Francs (Tierzonl Dutch Rhenish SI 6 11 6 ! 12 4 f It 61 di. I }Pa° 7 1 1 ill% I omit lodisa Ppilesula Madrid * Uffilfentla. Neatly sad Urge Northern of Frame ... 'Orionis end Hordes= ... I Paro anti °T l9 ma ••• ••• 5 4$ 3 415. 19_ :I S , I diq. I i... 70; Bore and Strastoori Rouen and .Hare iol fl 8 Ws. si s of as. ii.l" - Vie .1 um. I Taws and natio LIVERPOOL, August 31. &rainc-EzczArroa.—The market to-day was worm in warn respeet. Lancashire aad Yorkshire (fifth shares). eds. &L— -and North-Western, 122—Ditto (new shares), 2 hod (t shares), 12) d.—South Eastern and Darer (No. 4, tea, as is. II dist, lif—York, Newcastle, and Berwick ( O.N.E. 6 par cf. till '4O). 4i d.—York aad North Midland, 24). MANCHESTER, Asogssit 31. Stocx•ExcwAssom—The market wu very depressed, and prices gave way cosudderably. LEEDS, Asiout 31. Moor-RECTUNO2.—This being the first day of the saw aceoant the tone of the market was somewhat better, but there wan material change in prices. Great Northern Preheenee, 2e. dia.; uo Great Northern B.'s, 2f din.; Minsk Extensions. Qs. 6d. die. ; Lana. shire and Yodel** Finks, 4J die.; York sad North 3114Mnd, 236. BIRMINGHAM, Aiwusi 31. 81 . 04:11C-iXIMAN01.—There was very little Mims does la this market, bat prim were tolerably firm, with the at Shrewsbury and Birmingham; which were a shade byes; A:a finally closed at 61 di; ; at S din; and preforms Om al 21. 3a. ed. prem. BRISTOL. Asigiut 31. thvow-Excithwos.—The market was my inactive. WI few sales being eflteted. The principal dealings were be Ong Waifs Qui= Abates, which etessd at 81. ) , , • BITTIIITI RAILWAYS. lAbel:cep 2.. - 13 - o7ifeic:;en'e; Amtutt.,Not.,Vssi.,a E. Jet Saks k Hants Est. (Ot West. perpttu..l b p.rt. dlnalogbam and Ozfors Junction, eallscluly paid. ar with • talillaatte Do. lam= a guaranty Strtn.Wrgaic StourValle) alas, Walt., and Malls; calls duly pout, or will Do. salami a truuSata. Boston, Stan., sad Mrs.- itristol sod Easter Do. Thirds Ouladaalca Ds. Do.Ohara in set "tegttr 1420:114 Do. Preference ... Dublin and fiedaat Jose.. Do Pat . ( F.. WEI. ) .. Do(SLIOe.) 0; p. Ct. Pre( Do. New Cue. G p. et.. D D Ext., Sp. CL, N 0..! Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. at E. 6 per Ct.. Do. ew EasLenl Union, dam 1 (tato 1.8 D. oh.) Do. &lee t . . Dole; 1: 3 : 4 1Ae 6p. et.; East I Do. New Do. Do. 6 per Ct. nor. g at. East Lineoloshire Edinburgh and Glasgow_ Do. g shared Edinburgh & Northern .. Do. Newport. I:seter, & Derck. Exeter and Exmouth .. Groot Northern _ D 0.4 shares, A,Deferred Do. j shares. n, 6 p. CL. Do. 5 per Cent. Pref.... Gt. South. el.d West. (Ire.) Great North of plead... Do. New, £4O De. New, 4:311 Do. PICW, LI) Great W cetera Do. t shares Da. :hares Do. tithe Do. New, LIT EInU end Do. j shares Do. 1 shares . . . Lanearter end Carlisle .. iro:li;iia7 Lanna Lire rnd Torkshlnl _ Do. lio.Thirds „ . , Do. New (Ea d S.Ct.). Do. West Links' Do. Do. Preston Nan DO. j shares (A) Leeds and Ltr.ultoed... Loeb and T bir.k Do. New Prof. 8 p. Cent London and Blackwell - Lou.. lislobton,& &Coast Do. guanuaesd 5 p. CL. late Cr Do. Pref. ui 5 pedonr Cent.... . Do.Conort. b p.Ct.,1559 Do. New £5 gun. 8 p.Ct. London and Oteenwidi Do. Preference London & Nortk-Wosteen Do. do. New j shares... Do. Fifths Do.£losh.,Nl.. 6EL(C) London & South-Western Do. New, X5O Do. New X4O Do. Mir& Do. WiteTessie 7 pp. OL Idanah., Box., and mat_ Such, Shef., and Line.. Do. 1 shares, No. 1 ... Do. shuts, No. 2 Do. aharts, No. I .. Do., New Zio Pref. Do., Omit Grimsby Do. do Do. Shef. and Unacdo... Do. Grimsby Dock Do. Lincoln Union Midland Do. LSO shares Do. [firm. and Derby.. . Do. B. and U. 6 p. Cent. Newcastle and CoriWe Do. New .C2O ... Do. °assail. 5 per Ct., Do. Guam. 61 per Ct.. ,North British ... Do. t r hares Do. shares Do. Preference ' North Staffordshire .. Oxford, WOTC., & Reed.,Ouild., and Reigate Royston and Scottish Central Shrewo., fa Ihrin., Mal A Do., New Onarani4;ed... Shrewsbury and Chanel To e!. W. D. HLLne :a I Do. (*wade, : pt . ? 45et;i. , Do. Preference lflooth Stalreedaldre... South Beatern . Do. No. 3 Do. No. 4 Registered .. Do. No. 4 beep ... South Wolee 8. York., Don., & Goole.. Sheffield, Rotherham, sal Goole, N. Dl. rm. S p.C. Waterford and Kilkenny.. Wear Valley, G p. Ct. gua. Do. do. do. . Wile, Somerset, &Weym. I York,Neweantle& Berwick Dc.Ext(Yorit&Newea.) Do. O.N.E. Purchase or York and \ar':ll Mama.] Do. Preference ...1 23 21 23t 2.2 e 10s 10/ ii 5 53 b 5 1 ns ui 9 12 16 2of L i ni i i ni 80 1 141 14 12 I 2k 3 1 1 4 I 411 21i f 20} 21 ~+