The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-29 00:00:00

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A u II:RNETHYB PILLS for the NERVES sod iimicus, prise 4 sad his. • hot.-1 bis oslosseilirey ern le pawed her Is my &mist Its oasis so aos low wow psdrut re promo misombis, ad will ems* M aserd me iris& lbe resew someices writ ss tt by assie. b id& Ise r W Orepordie r .Y isitbaskiti dr wens ad 1111P•allt INK aso sr• porde sesbank Y s soars r lk • et ile oirerr, rut" • psi ad hires = li sr isibuldro asap. As • prase air labs arstrore ibio Idris body Mr • tirmondeirrs sriYr Le▪ ra a stir s =oo ads ainsond. ilono War rho druid Marla* prows les. no prosaism c 4 111:7=0 . 61111.16• EY dist ✓emar rsurl ben. TM lown.prist bin Is 4•llll.—Wbsts. cslo ono. sd BARC or LA a Y, lberbollosorcit ; 10/40. 41. Carterellest, W are WHIM OZROILIIIIICC THE ART-JOURNAL for OCTOBER is pub bAtal this drl ; caralita zrou. o sairsvions us wood; ad Ores togravimps cm sod. Price 0. Tarter awl Co,lg PoScrucetw.rew. No. 965. 0.1 TABU t I WWI tit Its semi It 16 Imi . Is mlO swe sw 4 MID 14 ire soul , wed min ssi .re s sseerWs sir Obi asswiliL -- A — suesntlfft - missirly st di Om :m u siFtita o li frm i WAIN 0 W a n Thisswor ma N - Isis___ . ...sfwaturist sod Ifsi is r ai g sg r e t=l Cerme‘tin rjr a ti d▪ olt=pew as ter Mows. TINAUTIPuLIOOONTO .1.., MI HAW. Y at Ow dreams tol smantss too pistS tbisy. pita= sod i ac ild =w le I obis sod memo lbw emedirei In a di ✓am. 1a prose it pate • IWO ?S t Im = lewell•ws , FRANCE. PARIS, FAIDAT, 5 30 rag. Yesterday the edict and amnesty of the Pair was the topic of every conversation; to-day, it is the subject of every newspaper. " We did not wank" says the National," the pro- clamation of the Pope to show us that three can be no settlement between contending dogmas, that there is no possible conciliation between two radically wont* terms—namely theocratic and popular *eve 'witty Pins IL, in favour of whom the expedition was pla nned, has just tried and condemned it by his sniffs's. The Papal crozier has sharply castigated that unjust and undignified policy which, a ter attack ing the liberties of Rome, thought to attenuate its casket by vain-glorious boasting. We say, and this troth must be deeply impressed on the masses, that the Pope, as Pope, did but what he should by riveting anew that chain which had been so nobly broken by the patriots of the Lanai City." Mare can be so compromise, thinks the National, between a part or the whole of the Pope's temporal power. He must have all or none. The fault of the French government was to think that he would be Went with a little. He desires the whole, and will net yield farther. Ia this the National and the re publican may be wrong. France cannot be satisfied with so little. Two of the pants of the presidential litter are no: touched at all—namely, secular admi situation and liberal government. As for the third —a general amnesty—We act qualified as each does sot deserve the Lame. It te evident, from the teas even of the Coestitutionnei, that mat ere cannot tort u they are. If hopes were entertained before the manifesto of the Pops was known, that it might be emisidered sufficient, they are gone now that it has =. The Con•litutionsel says : "We dz net edict which has just been published at Rome as satisfactery in all its parts. We are in it neither a tlll4 of rupture nor a motive for satisfaction; but ally a step towards an agreement." That evidently is how it mast be taken; the good part—municipal irat.tutions and judicial reforms—as in Instalment ally of what is dee and must be granted. The re pabfean and democra'ic organs, however, do not thick that more cot cessions can be wrong from the Pope ; but the Debate, which considers the edict as a "deteptiost," expects something more. It says : la the Aeons propio of the holy father there are ter) Me le he denismitelsed ; that which coseeras the Malta- Um, sad that which relates to the amnesty. Oa the Ant peat we terregret that the relents wombed do not that ▪ a Mus arable of more immediate realisation nut lb" w rarroanded with reatrieticom and reserves which ajar te pompom" their esesation to an butellaita period. Its, however, a pram oa which it i. impowiblo not to leave s vide knits& to the initiative of the government. The lifitatiem is themselves will have more or lass truth or oomenty amain, to the mo who are charged to put them :remise. Were the Pope to grant sera more extensive awe liberal reforms Asp wield stall depend on the Cior bed intlinatinn of ate saMionadoe. The eliseise d the Rama fives must be taken as it is. There has taw him a mortioa et dentandimc of the Pope the estn mimes eta eenstitudneal mamma. ouch 11 is nod"' OM is smatriss where there is a well defined separation litmus the spiritual and the temporal power. Institutions dues kind as alwelutely aeoapetible with the ..In tut " of the prattled power; to demand thew, would Mis ask dila Peps the ennitdlinta of his own wor and . IhrseM be se se w to have gene to Itit• i l l* mow% eeseeney in thie natter to rely more on the Jewe ler sad so the gamut et the sovereign pontiff, mod on IS rbsies ef his government, then on written statutes. As **mem, es regards the aansety, we cannot help ob liging *et the heath goverunenet is still ailed on, en this Vot, to slimes veresentatkas to the nowt of Wine. i.... 7 6111.116 dal IMMO which we always wish to observe, e pain whisk ore aunt dieseabie, the pretended * boat hes easy appraises el being • derision. The en- Illfirs is mesh s ere viand than the rale ; with the este ▪ vash as istreihred Into it, we do sot mse what iseli mask neaps frees ezeapinno, WIT/ el" , led g ie rtleveTy nee. Frame has. by WS *Valid= to awe thee illatereetsa took. We 11 2_ . IN I N P " :=18 Nolo sundops peanmees for the tri 'woos sad the Presoak geweaMt bee die right to de* new that it Mould not le wade ea intlientent of ven lamse sot allowable to from gas Pops of 1849 h"▪ ' aw"" POP. a 18461 We meld wish ler a other abi- Piss IX. has just made a oonceinion to liberal malt" says the Potrio—" a trifling and insignificant it is tem, but still it is a oonosesioo. We must, 4not despair of the future. Let us hope that 1 y father will know bow to complete the work l iaiPit he commenced amidst the applause of all the hinds of progress and of wigs liberty." The Prow iodignant, and justly so, at la ain" h which reprieves no one:—" For the sales of the °NY rather, we wo uld rather have seen him refuse an altogether, than grant oas which, from Par Assouat. PALM Sam IL For Mosey. leesst. I-- 17 7- ------ _____ Daly. ....._ 11 par asta b 6 13 36 0 66 13 65 93 66 15 3 par Owls. l9 10 16 90 69 IS SS 90 84 10 3 do. Noncom „ 44jer Cast/ - 4 Ter 08E64 NI to , bebop cm larks : SO 41:1;•. 33 II; la asp. SS 33. 13sta.1, IMO ....„ 971. Maa" liss6;4. 5l Ilcoey I, INS Do. 41 Da 9 Baciss.—Paris sad " (NUL... 745 • Pads sad lama. 1 . 110 ; lama IN vra i: z i ; n =sal ilors=o . ; lassabourg sal 1616. 3; ). WI 75; 410; North, OS 71; Mali sad Oasabsw& 631 111; Town sal 14sa1sts, 191 60; Mcislsrasa sad Timm, 115 ; Duras= sad TIN*, 66. respect for the abide( Christianity, we will not qua lify. Oar readers know that we do net support the in steatites of deliberating assemblies; consequently we will not reproach the Pope for not having re astaldished the Boman Assembly; but, in truth, we "an* ems stew tits shade of a serious guarantee in tits-formation of the council of state,' called wily to give its opinion on bills before they an sabmittea to the sovereign sanction." The Dix Daembre, the isPaialist organ* Pea so far as to ay: "Pins IX. has spoken, and we declare with the deepest sorrow that that Tao", !tithed, so decisive, always so venerated, will not be listened to with the respect which awaited it, or obeyed with the iliat which it always called forth. A mans of diffi softies is shoat to arise, and the approaching meeting tithe Assembly will, we fear, complicate still more the Stud= of - Italy and of Europe." The Opinion Ptiblique, a legitimist as well as a re ligions organ, thinks that the ..she preprio of the Pope ie a very grave cheek both for the president and the diplomacy of therepnblic—a check the more se rious and disagreeable for the government, from the fact that it is the result of a series of palpable and unexampled faults. The effect of the papal edict in Italy cannot yet be judged. The Piodowntose Goooita of the 21st instant pub lishes the manifesto of the Pope, and the notification asmeapasying it, without any restexlis oa the sabjtct. K ftiMitve de Bean Vienna. His mission is Inoreli_ _ cham tbat ber he may kt — ep hi; - pock - Of lel ii .1 The death of the Bishop of Mottlinr a w s annontheed In Paris on Thursday afternoon. - , It appears from the Bank returns that the me tallic reserve has again inereatel during the put week to the extent of nearly two millions in Paris, whilst it has diminished about a million in the coun try. The discount accommodation has increased about 12 millions in Patio, and fallen off reuly one million in the branch banks, the amount of the former being 45231,1226., and of the latter 78,219,878 fr. The protested bills have diminished Dearly half a million in Paris, and about 30,0001 r. in the departments, the amount of the former being 3,481,312 fr., and of the latter, 2,418,781 fr. The .iverdue bills havedecliced from 151,331 fr. to 83,000 fr. On the side of the liabilities, the notes in ciremation have increased 81 millions, of which 81 are in Pulp, and 2 millions in the country. The account-current dike treasury has decreased 111 millions, the pre sent amount being 73,709,523 fr. Private accounts current in Paris have increased about 6 millions, whilst those in the brunch-banks have declined about 100,000 fr., the amount of the former being 89,266,463(r., and of the latter 27,679,351 fr. The whole amount of the metallic reserve is at present 4061 millions to 420! millions of notes in circulation. P. 8.—1 learn at tke latest moment, and from a trustworthy source, that M. Mole has consented to accept the formation of a ministry, in w►ich M. Thief, would not appear. With this meantime, lam told, the ultra reactionary party will ass every effort to overthrow M. Dotson, at the expiration of the flat week of the Legisl►tive Assembly. Should they em ceed, MM. Dora and Benoist d'Asy would have port &hos, and it is even said that M. Faucher might re sume aka Such a change as this would militate against any further concessions from the Pope. BTATs or THE BANE or FIANCE Up to SEPT. N, with the eorreeponding item of the preceding week : Wok Whig Week 'adios liePt XL &FL VI ...- _ lAMKUITIRO p• S. v. Nits! . .. o.vital al env Vend treks Awe HAGAN II 10.0110,01* Brow of mow toed Mats 11",760 I 2.1110,780 laggr " htm 1 • 4 * .i400e f ...f.n ee. - . 11sak ae;alti ._ 810;106:100 • $65,701,9ii 0 Do. Dm* Make elDs to wed Amami maw aiSteraryoriditor 85,101,066 a :A71:0„191 03 Divan amends ant= 70,110,095 16 164433 40 lamaladrad k the bransbat liebbb mile at debt ... ...... .. 9,698,006 0 7,9 17,040 0 Dmilms Dade d braaak beaks yayabat by bede ~.—. 8,557,1X 64 6,015,037 0 al Dyads bask payable by brad* leis 3,479,343 0 4,114.816 0 Dlalimla 484,544 15 437.719 115 1.14611. at =Mak at Milan Dl eta, Maws intends, and ea 1,371,031 83 9,706,083 el D= sad elms Wanda la lndeibisir 1,019,013 • 1,1011,410 • bmbaseel be 1611-year 143,801 49 142,108 111 Dtdala bran b banks 111,581 0 321,801 • 1.17610131 1,395.084 • 726,611,116 22 710,324174 4$ AIMS. Cola sad boo - . 242,631,6111 16 264,701,231 17 Orb lathe kook bombe --- 111.213,264 0 139,1116,1116 0 ND en, des ... - 131,311 21 61,007 11 Mlle sad asespurso ls Fob 112,637.386 06 43131,111 II Dade. la hissolibris 77.172,3111 6 73110,671 0 Advaasss ea !Wink 6,341,100 7,401,130 0 Thesecee Ws laolbirire - ate --- bTabe - ahgetla 0 "34500 o Advances cm Fier puddle teed. 20,049,216 10 20,133,336 10 lifters is ?rash paths hada by - bras& bob Admen le tam deb an - Trim - aery hem . . .. . 110,000,000 0 30,000, 036 0 Myriam 16 . iMaiis - *.zZli.6*;;i Ili halm 84000,000 0 110.009.0811 0 WM of 4000,000 to the ley of Ilar saw 1,874000 46 1 2.091 &deemed to tbe depurtmeat ef the Sia h s Seat inelag ream ..... ... 20,040,000 0 10.410,0111 11 Ihrak.dipielehle Ilasde -- 44301,433 13 42.241,416 11l laveameat et is, llama beat be poll& tads Mak beriaparlteraltere 4,004000 0 4,000,000 11 lee [reperq abeam& beaks barest- la Meagre Ds Mere Beak 20400 0 2o0,04:0 0 =0912 Imii Webs la the Blelant Beaks of the pridahel lime no,coo 0 1124090 0 111•0101 0 14.9 folbelei lis la bras* bunko 2,403,116 0 2.414761 0 a srmsamat 196,946 14 196,146 14 of lasaogeheat of breath 001004/00 .........------. 231,433 34 140,103 47 721,1111.116 12 740,14174 41 BOUM GERMANY. PRUSSIA--The following in the speech of Man tenifel, minister of the interior, in the debate in the Second Prussian Chamber, given yesterday : Many deputise have tolled the present moment a eritial one. It beberee um all the more to not with circumspection. I am persuaded that both the shambess sad the goverment aim at the same ead, the weifere of the coastry. Mk I however, will net h o urameted by abrupt Tens, whic stand I. matradsliiiia Me other. The goverameat willhsat pet dm mai dine limber, fall out how it will, to a ripe dadlosellilm , la the steaawhile. I deem it as apnoea's, somma ir eseenaties the views of the goverameat as this qinwalsta. lbsi, we have to sake it especially clear to ~ Ilse - edges, what Is the point at ism. The commitee comprised the 106-1 artisie ia chapter VIII.et the flasmets.) The question hem, however, is ( simply W people °Be the from p l aying tame, sad have the tax payers the right to refuse taus on that mosuat. F m y sel f t I shall leash the second question. I Agave to our Mete as a was edMee t whish gradually was erected under difficult eirewastaaess. Is tho middle of the edifies there is an empty mom This specs it was aseessery most, and the 111. hie, as far as its esti& is meeersed, rammed satire. la the inside of the ewe edam saw*. M the warm of time, hes immune& an unnalidasemy fans, sad it is :weed that nob most he we bails. Bat is were highly lase palest that is order to do this the essalrearos weal severity shoed be removed (la 'them words it is highly isexpedint that the lardsa elements of the Presidia octroyed esastisetisa should be re mewed, Such a corese4lswe is our ear ilasame. whisk from the great Omar dews to this day hen been hi lowed est with Ina esassaamme (Bisenter ;Flow) TIN paritisa of Prods loweris the dereigarm wen her mmess, mai. Bat tide wedit oreaM sham it woe sole deposing Ilea awes. rinds mit elem. be wad be Mao si4 Imo It wail be ewe:sierra to .SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1849. Utitik• She ?dial of tax es The refund et taxes is not as egged to the 'people, but to swim. Although I with at to /wisg"to remakeses the retain' of taxes by **Naked Asstshly a Must net here expatiates altogether set of view. . About tie eight this as toe would have troulded Waal{ at Ina is the ma. Eves awn edasetal pastas, arises 4iorg prevailed. Is Weak, the sum peak who obsiaalyeassed taxes to the landlord, payed dun wil lingly to the seat. The pant appease toms, the to briag a condos between the Qevtmast cad tM Chamhta to issue. I shalt that sait u rads, bat I hope the asustry may set be tussled by it. But to Rive fora • Mid polities were deageroof. N-ither do I think that the ado adopted would be effectual is &gaining the sad prepaid. (la other words M. Menteelhl does not think that the vote of the Cluostwn will at all affect the question.) To alma all that I ass is ewe weal, pretest we have ha the coacitatisa the ebtatiew of paying taxes • It es sot replies this obligation by the right of refustig taus. I touch not the right of Toting taxi, but I implore the Chamber to separate this right from the right of Wang taxes. AUSTRIA. Vienna dates are to Sept. 24. The Wiemw Zeitung contains a great account of the dinner given to Radetaki. Poor Count Stadion having been missed wee found, after loag watching, in • wood, where be had pissed the night without shelter. He 'reined to be quite unconscious of having done anything unusual. The greatest d mutant and immense excitement prevail in every village and over all the rural districts of Hungary. The news of the capitalatiou of Comm is not confirmed. It is said that tbe Emperor zi a ll oway eseernPniT s = 'Aka Bade es :kJ hie return to , eat will visit Trieste, Venios, and Milan. The Duchess of Angooleine and the Duke wed Duchies of Bordeaux have returned to Frohadort DI/POTS AT THE SUNDERLAND DOCK. —Oa Ilaulay sad Temelay last a mks of mats took plea at the exteasive docks rive is coarse of ow emetim cm the beach south of the river We ; wLioh issued great 'sediment I. the tows. sod which arose eat of sertela disputes likely to merlon a protracted and expeadmi Styptics la the Clammy emir, aside other wile amiesaiy arranged, which, for the gems: good of the tern and the true interests of the parties theassolne, we sin mei, hope MU he the am TM mist la disputa IS this : la Jody, ISI_ ,7 Medic John Crams and Om aentraomd with the Saaderlaud Doek Company to mastrast, by the 31st December, 1849, a wet dock end haldtihe Main on the south WM. la the execution of the works they were to be under the control of the oempaere tee, Mr. Murray: The northern part of the dna, er = harbour, err costrasted for by other parties. Minim arose frees Use So time between Mr. Mann ea the me boatload the Memo enema at the other, imehiag a imeetioa of several thousand pounds. ea the mond that the Ms. Dram were la illasaldee he the way if the seatradort mimed at the verde end of the desks, emeseleed, or seemed to exercise, under power of a proviso is the original oesteset, the right of dissolviog that contract; and amordingly, oo Friday lost, they served on the Keens. Cram a notice to quit. giving them, however, perntisfou to ge upon the grouud for the rupees of taking avray tht ir pleat, provided they interim' am with the pro gress of the esestlyis e works. On the Aker head, the Meters. Cm's, ' advised that the gemnon of loss would be Mt settled fore Weir essioust ore emespletea, aid that fp was a question to be detemaimi by a court of 11w or mhity, determined to retells of the ground sad Baia tbAdr enatrest, and deem 'moo the D Dempiegt the one. of eitablMag, saxes sempetrat Iribusal, their me mod right to Modes the essimest sad IllkoloMilisd r0W. 4 1.7 I P ausi ari l le...fts ° rent. ITALY. TUSCANY.—The Legge of Turin states, front Florence, 20th inst., that ,he memb.rs cf the Tutzen government are very much divided on the constitu tional question. All the leading political men have dieappesred from Tuscany. The same paper an nounces that the members of the deputation named by the senate to receive the mortal remains of Charles Albert, the arrival of which is shortly expected, have set out fur Genoa. We learn, by a letter from Twesany, that great sen sation has been caused, at the bobs of Lucca, by en arbitrary order to an English officer there to quit the territory. Oar correspondent says :—" The Prefect of Lucca has issued a mandate, without regions trial or inquiry, to an officer of rank in the British service, who has been a continuous resident at the baths of Lucca Lir seven seasons, to leave the department within three days, and h as had the courtesy to order his lady away with him ; the front of his offence being that he had given a tract upon a religions subject, published in Tuscany, to a paralytic in the hospital. The British residents have, on the occasion, agreed to the following protest, which has been forwarded to the British Minister at Florence : " We, the uadersigned English residents and 'Mare at the Beni di Lures. having heard that, our countryman, Capt. Pakenham, has received a• peremptory order from the authorities of Lucca, requiring his departure frem oat the territory within the space of three days, and forbid ding hie Mara thereto unless provided with a special per mission trim the government, hereby proton egoism en act, which, not merely arbitrary and oppressive as regards an in dividual, Is also a deep offence to a nation whose members have ever shown a willing obedience to the laws of the country, and a prompt readiness to omit by all mesas in their power its local charities. We proms against the in justice of a mandate that don not convey the sentence of a u abuse], ear even the shadow of an allegation. We protest against the tyresey of an order for whose peremptory ex elution we Sr. convinced no ezigensy calls; sad finelly, we protest against as act that must subvert that confidence in the due '— , - , tetrsticia el justice, which, as satires of a free country, WI edema a birtivisKiad without imam which we sever wadi low raga this Med ear ruidiame. SARDINIA.—In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies of Turin, of the 24th, Deputy Rsvina read the report of the committee on the treaty of peace with Austris. The following is the conclusion pro- Elby the committee: "In consequence of the and inexorable necessity that crushes us at pre sent, the committee proposes to the Chamber to declare that only by the force of this inevitable and fatal necessity, it does not offer any opposHon to the execation of the present treaty." The Chamber list nerd in silence to the report, without any outward signs of disapprobation or consent. ROMAN STAIRS. Our correspondent this writes, preeiously, it will be observed, to the pnbli cation of the Pope's manifesto: ROME Bsr? 19 After Generals Bedew, Magma, Guesvilliers San van, and a host of others, having been mentio ned as positive successors to General Rostolan, the question appears to be now definitively settled by the arrival of General Randon at Civita Vecchia. The situation of commander-in-chief is certainly a very resposible one just now in Rome, and but little calculated (unless the line of French policy really changes as much as is hoped) to bring honour upon the individual who holds it. The French officers themselves are indig nant at the treatment their army has received from the restored government, and but little disposed to become the submissive instruments of ecclesiastical tyranny, but military discipline and the supreme de crees o• cabinets are alike unanswerable, s • that they content themselves with • shrug of resignation, and a mysterious remark, that it is " ruse affairs tree com lairds." The leumvirate of cardinals, meanwhile, continues its onward march in the relentless line of conduct laid down for its observation. A list of some two or three thousand persons has been drawn up, and every effort is used to send them out of Rome, as they are all those individuals, whether Romans born, or inhabitants of I the provinces, in any way remarkable for the part they have taken in the fate movement, or the opinions they have expressed concerning it. Many of these have received intim& ion from the police, in a private way, that they had better quit the city, and have been pm:sesta with passports for the provinces, although ee inqnbing whether they should be free from further maimeation in Romagna or La Marc*, they received the unsatisfactory reply that the autho rities in Rome could not be answerable for the actions of the Austrian commanders. Bane individuals on the condemned list have abso lutely refund to r , unless compelled to do so by force, or by a positive and public edict. This step, as I mentioned in my last, has been considered either impracticable or injudicious, and is therefore, for the present, suspended. The principle of dissolving all organised bodice hitherto existing is, however, being assiduously car ried out. The regiment of carbine's, or police, con sisting of upwards of three thousand picked men, le declared to be disbanded, by an edict of the trium virate published yesterday. The individuals own posieg the corps who were enrolled previous to the Pope's flight will be subjected to a council of censure, and those who are deemed worthy of being . retained in the Papal envies will be incorporated in a regi ment, to be named " Veliti Foetid Ai," depending, like regiments cf the line, on the minister of war, and not on the minister of the interior. ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR. This city, at tee &clock, pursuant to annual cur tout, the Livery of London easesibled in the Guildhall for the pupae of electing tw3 eldennens, Iron whkh the Court of Aldermen 'eight select one to fill the twee of Lord Mayor for the mules year. The choice having fallen on Aldermen Perneeenbe sad Mangrove, the Court retired foe a few inestenta, sad ea their return announced that the chides bad fallen on Aidennes Faanombe, which attacancestaat wee received with loud cheers. Thanks were then voted to the retiring Lard Nem w►o was mutt cheered by the limy, sad also to the shay^ end the promediags terminated. SwitalllttO IN OF THE rivi ß ßßEßll7ll.—Yaitarday am sheriffs elect, T. D. Nico ll , sq , and Alderman Law raw, after having attended divine service, moeseded is Ines te Guildhall, where they were sworn into oleos for th‘ se raMinear, Wore the civic authorities, with the anal MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY Emilio. The improved price at which the English hods closed yesterday, and at which hominess commenced this morning, Consols bring quoted at 93 to 4 for money, and 931 to 1 for account, was not maintained throughout the day. The same influential broker eke bought so largely of money stock yesterday, appeared ass seller of stock fr r money today, though not to the same extent, and under the influence of these heavy sales, the price gave way to 92/ to / for money, and 92/ to / for account, at which they clmW. Exchequer Bills were again negotiated to-day in all kinds at an advance, 375., 405., and 41e., end India Bonds at 735. premium. The principal feature in the operations in the foreign house wee a notable decline in Buenos Ayres Bonds, which fell to 43. This was occasioned by the news that France, in disapproval of the recent provi sional treaty concluded with Roses, had recalled her envoy, and that it was not improbable hostilities would be resumed between France and Busnoi Ayres. The business of the day was very insignificant, sad is ..prised in the following actual prices: Bess. Ayres Bonds at 45, 44, and 43. Mexican az eoupses at 271, 1, end 27 La money, and 271 for account. Portuguese Five per Cent. Canrerted, 1841, at 281 ; ditto Four per Cents., at 291. Spanish Passive, at 31 ; ditto Three per Cents., at 34/. The rates of exchange negotiated for this mail are higher on hamburg, Paris, and Frankfort; whilst on Vienna and Trieste they were lower. The curse was the following : Mem negotiated. rtgal 'Da Hamburg 3 lin Amsterdam Ditto 3 MA Rotterdam Antwerp Brown' " Paris Mort. Ditko 3 Ms. lius!illes .. ..... II e, 23 72g 7711 IS 6111_ Frankfort " Vienna 121 j.-. § .....- p U ...- NI TAM' Paterabarg Madrid cdit... ii a N Leghorn oeool se 6 :3 1 ill NeeWs S. Momha ii tv - sob .... ...... kis N ...- Si Usbn AdvadaW— ..... N 1 ..... 7 _t..._ i The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 12 per mills, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17a. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.441; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.471, it follows that gold is 0.11 per cent dearer in London than in Paris. By advice. to-day from Hamburg, the price of gold is 4371 per mark, which, at the English Mint price of 31.175. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exeenge of 13.111 ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.12, it follows that gold is 0.40 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. Rigs advices of the 20th state that, notwithstand log the discouraging accounts from abroad, there ap peared a disposition to purchase rye for May delivery, and some l ar ge parcels had been disposed of at R. 83, with 10 per cent. hand money, of 116 to 1171bs. weight. Oats of fine quality, and weighing about 381 b.., bad exchanged hands at R. 48., lower descriptions might be had at one ruble less. The crop of rye had been nearly all gathered in, and the wheat harvest was about to commence, for which the weather had latterly become much more favourable. The fields of barley and oats looked ales well, and were nearly ripe for the sickle. As re spats linseed the supplies would be later than amid thisyear, from the backwardness of the season, ocea 'imbed by unfavourable weather during the autumn. The first samples of sowing seed had made their 7=are, but they were not so clean as could be it would, however, be unfair to judge of the condition of the crop until revere' pir tele bad been brought in to judge by. Of crushing mod there were only about 1,500 qrs. in the market, he which a price could not be quoted, as high terms IMO asked, and the demand for the article was rather bdellt,so that prices were not likely to give way. The beakers done in flax had been considerable, particu larly for export to France. Notwitbstbstand log the large supplies at the present ad vanced season of the year, the prices were tally maintained by the activity of the demand ; they were quoted for W.C.M., 29 rubles ; Z P.T.R. 32 rubes • M. 26) to 27; R.D. 17; Codilla, 101 to 11. Heim, fine Polish Ryas was held at 89 to 90 rubles. Ontahot, at 81 to 88 rubles. Balt was dull—Liverpool was quoted at 63 rubles. St. Übes, at 69 rubles. Several arrivals of vessels had carried frieghts to give way a little—rates to the east rest were 376.03 d. to 40s. for hemp and flax; 571 for teals ; 3c. 9d. for crashing seed, and 3a. 3d. for oats. Exchange on London, 371 d. The number of rem& arrived this year was 1,339, and 1,138 vessels had bees &- &thteduring the same period. The exports to d Britain were of flax this year 1,893,898 poods against 1,397,065 poods same period last year. 01 hemp, this year, 425,770 pooda against 337,602 poods same period last year. Of oats 97,487 chet worts against 70,676 chetworts same period last year. Of barley 34,873 chetworts this year. Of crashing seed 138,367 ohetworts against 110,407 chetworts same period last year. The advices from Hamburg of the 25th are not of any interest es regards the produce market. Coffee was rather dull, and holders disposed to sell. In sugar there was scarcely anything doing ;1,200 bales of cotton had realised an advance of 1. The prices of ia l t rere maintained, and the limits received here d he barley were still too low to admit si eimethes. In the later gatherings of the crop, the disease had shown itself, whilst ie y gatherings were comparatively free from it. The dewed fer bills on London exceeded the supply, ea the rate was higher, 13.12 for short—gold Umll6 tasted at 4371, was in demand at 438 marks the One mark banco. The public securities and Asada were Arm, and maintaiosd the following quota tions for money t American Six per Cents. 1868. 11161. Belgian Two-and-a• Halt per Cents, 50. Danish Three per Cents. (English), 72 ; ditto Five Pete Cents 1849, 97 sellers. Hanoverian Five per Crate., 108. Prussian Fir per Cent'. Voluntary Loan, 106. Russian Five per Cents. (English), 106 f ; ditto (Hamburg Bonds), 981; ditto Five per Cent. Certificates, third and fourth series, 93; ditto, New Four per Cent. Certificates, 88; ditto, Four per Cents. (Stieglits), 844. Swedish Four per Orate, 984. Spanish Three per Centre. (interior loan), ' 251. Berlin and Hamburg Railway Shares, 751; ditto, Preference, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971. The rates of Exchange at Leipsio on the 241 were:—on London, 6.26/ for two snon•hs ; on Amsterdam, 1431 for short f on Ham burg, lsol for short ; on Parisi, 811 for short ; on Vienna, an fur short; on Bremen, 1121 for short. Saxon Obligations, Three per Cents., 85; ditto, Four per Carts., 971 to 98; ditto, Five per Cents, 1031 ; L ind-rent Bonds, Three-and-a-Third per Ceuta., 9 3 . Town of Leipaie Obligations, Three per Coats., 941. Letters of the 14th frum Oeessa report an active demand for wheat for Trieste and the Mediterranean =eke*, and prime had been well sustained. Up st - wards of 45,600 chetworts had been disposed of jel during the week, and the prima were quoted fur first so Polish, R. 22; steond, 181 to 20 ; accord Ssndomirca, R. 21 to 211; first Lard, R. 204 to 21 ; s e c o nd, 19 x to 20. The stock we. estimated at 400,000 chetworts of soft, and 7,000 ditto of hard wheat. For export to 1: 1 England very little was doing. Rye was very dull; stock se about 7,000 chetworts, which might be quoted at R. 101 to 12. Barley and oats nominally R.lOl to 114, and so 14 to 16 per ehetwort. Maize had been disposed of * at R. 14. Linseed was again higher, end had realised R. 271, and owing to the small stock, which did not 174 exceed 1,000 chetworts, holders asked IL 28. The tt dealers in wool demanded higher priers, and cause- to Tautly the re was little doing in the article. Tallow ?? of the new melting had been disposed of to the 6 - extent of 20,000 poods at R. 12. The exchanges were sa 90 to 111114 i s as Marsnillsa 116; 1 : 4 a[ 494 ; on Trieste, 621. The ex- et. rwring the month of August (old style) were to 1 ,1 Meditarranean—wool, 6,537 poods ; wheat 47,335 41 aetwors ; maize, 506 abet. • linseed, 1,980 Chet.; se flour, 3,617 bags. To the north —wool, 8,546 poods; wheat, 12,397 abet. To England—wool, 22 578 u poods; wheat, 53,260 chet.; maize, 5,525 chet. The fs number of vessels dispatched are 28 to the Mediterra so - was, 7to the north, 23 to England, sto Russian E poets, making a total of 63 vessels. IiANY O 1 KS ULAN D.—Lel:omit far um Week abaft set's. Noes tweed &9.2 PACO BASKING DI 22 1 akers . OW atsmooo 3,660.316 MI6 Dwelt. Opole& of liektt D er Dom e Um gym D 628.948 Other Domodir eerewolepted other hallo 983.134 Sept. V. 1340. 136.718.600 1117111111/. 23' Clowns» It Debt £17,675.703 e t. Other Woultio.. 2.901.90 , 1 Gott Ooin and IMittoii 13.830.423 Mow BUM* 407.077 .• IS 1C2,246 WO 23 outflow. 141 Government Peemirk• ss Gwen& Dead V/.1.14 I 2 Await_ _ Who/sow/ma Not.. . Geld 'Mt 41.0,376 " IC 49 tai,nitta I N. MARSHALL. Ch et CoaSkr. The Bank of England averages for the week ending II the 22nd inst., when compered with the returns for L e the week previous, give ths followiog regalia : 17 04/4618018a Was .. 828,218.809 ....- Increue £535,600 IS are 20048 981199......... 17,4470 --- Unmet 231,981 U Mils dosuilm ....-...... 8028,987 -. Increase 799,088 121 011810 d09i119 9,114,982 -.... Inerlim 77,738 79 09.819=991.89917tka la 114, 35 4,959 laskiedepertaseet... l lnman 20,604 fx. 011eir 1191•9191 as 0111 1111 611111 15,114,878 /shady astathez bills 981,194 'MLA 3,880.518 ..... Inersem 1,907 ! THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. 3 The Engreh funds exhibit a steady appearance t it this morning , though little business is going forward. 4 Consols opened at yt stercay's closing prices, 924 to ; 1, foe money. and 921 to i fur account; they soon ',l! touched 921, for money, and are now quoted firm at • the opening prices. Exchequer Bills maintain pre- , vices rates, and mark 381. and 41r. prem. se In the foreign stooks the business transacted has Ht.' 14 not bten extensive, and prices have suffered no ma- 44 terial variation. Buenos Ayres Bonds eobtinue at. I rather fiat ; they meek 431. Russian obtained 108. : Danish Three per Cents., 77. Mexican, ex coupons, to 27Z and 4. Portuguese Converted, 294. Spanish Five per Cents., Cents., 171; ditto Three Per Cents., 34 and 4. 4 'The Passive debt, Si. Ist The French Rents' improved a shade at Paris yes- : h rday. The Three per Cents., closed at 56.15, and 16 the Five per Wits. at 89.10. 00 11.110L1614 FUNDS. 26 26 Bank ittoeit, 3 per Ct. Oon. saes, 94 1 124 3 tax Ct. lie& Anna, 34 per Ora — 10 3 per Mean. Anna., 921) La uer 12111 s, 38x. t0;415. 40 ORlllollemil FUND& 6 per Ct. Austrian Bonds, 1 per Ot. Grenada Brla, 161 174 " 41 per Ct. Bels. Hoods 8d t Grenada Deterred &la., 31 4 14 21 per Cent. ditto, 4.1 50 6 per OA. Yea., 1146,27 4 U 6 tar Ct. Brualliaa Bed., 88 7 6 per Ct. Perutlaa Ms, 66 6 35 Ditto New, 85 6 Pellets.* Con_ ,r. ft 30 . si r t r ti c e‘e%see Ist,"Ti 1 9 4 per Ct. new. Mi., 101 4 8 Ditto Stanton lids., 17 116. 60 Ditto Cel,n7.. MC Beds. 3 per ot. kipitnish Bede , 4 81. p eon* 4. I.;quadur Beds., 31 1 Spanish Deferred lida.,- 3 per lt. Pan4h 1104., 75 7 1)41to Paulin lida., if 1 St. per Ct. Butch ROL, 531 44 : v im Ot. Von * Mil l i 100 Ct. Patna 0ut5.,164 4 PI) TEE PRODUCE MARKET. MINCING-LAW., 81??. 28. j y y StTona.—The market has been uniformly dull this week, and the importers have premed the market with heavy public sales ; but, to precut any serious decline, they bought to largely, so that general quotations ate only reduced 6d. Foreign, however, most be SO considered fully Is. lower, or even more, on qualities In bond for ea. SO portatiou only. Today 570 Ude. of West India have been sold, 13 making 2,10 u hhda. for the week; 4.000 kegs of Mauritius were Si offered in public sale, and about two-thirds sold; 7,000 bags of fit. Besot were also owed, and about half sold; Porto Rico sold 161 heavily, and miaowed • destine of fully la. upon lasi week ; the reflood SI market has been dull, and for low garde prices have scarcely beta S sustained ; but fair to gm grocery lumps remain at 40s. to 30a. The 10 fo'dowing are the daring prices of sugar for the week West India brows, 34e. to Ms. 6d.; middling, 365. to 375. 6d. • good to One yet. 10 low, 335. to 40s. ; Mauritius, brown, 281. to 3 / a ; jell.nr. 345. 6d. to 30 375. ; good to fins, Ms. to 40a. • Bengal, yellow grocery, 365. to nits.; 10 white lie lares, flas. to 41c. ' • •grainy yellow, 405. to 445. per cwt. 10 Orres —The public Wee today did not show any alteration in 30 a but the snide mast be considered rather lower than last week. 60 Costa Rim, Ye; good ordinary natim Osyen, Bd., and now mends 15 quoted 30s. Maw descriptions about la. lower. if Iticm—the sews frees China gave a stimulus to the demand, and a 13i large amount of business has been done the last three days In white El estabilableg en advance of GcL on the lowest point of the 11l market last week. 00 lira.o rem ein; at nominal prises; the quaterly sale, which coin. 10 mama an Me 9th October, contains the iannweal la rge quantity of 10 19,700 chats. AO Senors —Tao demand for brandy for home conatreption continues le large, end full prices have been paid, bat the business done in rum U nainnues very Corron.—Thers baa been a fair &mud and fall Floes paid ; the 20 sales for the week on animated at 3,300 bars. 30 Tes.—rbe market has not been influenced by the 'deices received 23 from China, el. hough Woes are quoted high there, and we continue AO the my:rations of Teat week. Msurrrraz.—Slie prime have been folly supported this week, and la the article appears to have osdidenee. IS In other articles no material alteraVon, but there has been a heavi ness in mama articles, and prim pretty generally have been le favour St. of the buyers. BRISTOL, BRIT. 23 28. SCOAR..—Oar WOW 0012IiSIISS without animation, and -- the mks sines our last week's report are limited to 400 hba. and tam= Wiwi India, and 100 mate Mauritius, at about previous priors ; general quotations are, for low to d brown, 33e. to 36e.; middhng regains Norte, 375. to 30s. ; and goad middling armories, lie 394. to 405.; and One ditto, 41e. In Fast India or /avian no sales me 33 ft The refined market is estrensely gat, and prime have still bv arorat . ard tendiney. to Itvia meets with more attend= at farmer prime, and the Meeks are I rather redwing. Him quite neglected. 30 so SUGAR.—The average pries of thew, the produce of the ; British pseeeisteas in America, eacepoted bun the retains rude in SO tbe week eliding! the 25th day ot .Bept, 11149. Is 255. eict. per ewt. Beier the prelim of ties Itarallios la SY. Ofd. per cwt. Seger the 10 of the East Indies is Vs. 78d. per cwt. Tie average prise of 10 the three foregoing desoriptkes, *AIN la 25e. Bd. per cwt.—Goastte. es I COTTON.—lavisrooz., Barr. 28.—An teemed dine , SS sitioa on Ur of bolder, to woke salss Waimea, kat two or three Hi days his KM boozers of doom% sad to-day 3,000 bales fl ars sold. astarlaut dassrladowt were bald Mbar trimly is the surly of the work ; they bawl Wassallarad Wady, sad a daellaeof slant rtf t mlk. bra bon perially ssisktad to. lb, satborbod quotations et rplird awl Yobbo as tbs was es lost wok; that al = N W Musa 0. pa lb. brut sad Imam ars tall is MON sad Ow an dal of who at last week's plots. Ms mot ioBaet of trot us van libber as to odor pots, has ksaa Wry, sat ke nos tin It trID 411101110 Is be mi. They aro la psi do. tased. disk kagtowid weft blrekadai tams to moral lassasa- Wolk sod see without sr Wrist Maw la vase. 0. 334 baba st how Tiwa, 330 of Zayartaa. sag MN of Hord twee boss takes oo wasabwka ; sad Alfa at Answitros, 4111 karat, sal 10 Madras, for swat. HOSIERY, du.—Littotsau, Sept. 28.—T he demand continue good. Wook and Iloyed, sms remain I these h n. AU the workmen in sorry tomb are My ma end story probability, how rang appanage" that - this state al Wags wW continue for sone WOOL.—Low.ott, Sept. 28.—Then is so altered°a is the trams at the paler air sod the BANS sr emit the sere r last week, my fd. r ad. pee lb. alder the Yr Mee rake for all the 0012111.0111 lei V uM/lIIMIIIII. WO ref of brasily y, the lower bear lost ia reivese rd sloe we VW The areadmes Is the roe. Amnia les wok are Wee caw.% pmedea,sos lfe odor kettr There is a ocrelder. abbe asle eds. la Wee reprove. Wed, at rather firmer Om Zeal Sweet 1 14 . Pa la ; Down statioo, Is. to IL to.; and Deem ler 11L to la. pe Lame, Sept. 211.—The lowered demand for English Wool caraues ; for Liasteaddrs Wool prior say be quoted rather Weber. About the NM rodeo'. amount of briars bee been dose la fatties Wools this week as velars noticed for the lest Weight or three reeks, sad without any quotable oariaUcm is prior. TALLOW.—The laarkst is *Jihad al:entice frog peer triwort to tersberi. T.C. on the dot. id. 9d. •, Odoter to December , Ni. Id. 3d.; separate writhe' asitxtry, 36. Pd. LO i [THREEPENCE, BAIL WA YS. Tau DAY, Two o'CLocc, The shwa market is very inactive this morn. leg, and few dealings hive taken place. Most lines are steady at yesterday's quotations. Imidon and North Westerns are firmer, at 1131 ; so are Great Westerns, which have obtained 591. Caledonians and Great Northern. are not 83 good. Midlands mark rather lower, at 501. Rouen and Havre were disposed of at 10. I Pt I RUTILE RLILWATIL Madan:Nan Yesterday. tiales today up to 2 o'clock. SO 'henium 64 Do. Preference . . • rmbgt.,Not.,Bas..&& in • Berta k Banta Ent (tit West. perpetual !ti Birmingham and (Irked Junetkmosalladulypeld, or with a guarantee - MP r without a sue:mutt« is% Ni 01. woi,.a tiZuTvau. ) i. Wm, Wolv., and Dudley calk duly paid, or with . It Do. antliantagaaranter 7 1 tk.7.7eir..7, - 41 - 11;;Z: N Bristol and fluter 174 tuekinglimiblr• 10 Do. CIO Prgfereaseng. SO Motor and Holylioad lS PP: Pre":"" •• Is lb. (CIS IS. ISM) ... I'AMSS.Ms.)4 p. Ct. ProL 5 Do. flew Owe. , II Do. Let, p. Ct. No. 1 si Do. do. N 0.2 34 Do. N. per 63 Do. Ne. 23 goi l oiters Cana, elms B el.) 29 4 Do. does C. ditty 10 Do. Scriat hirsp mos. Si.. 33 VAst Lus Cl.) 2.3 Do. New 61 Do io. ebiier - 61 Do. 6 per Ct. hrL 3 eh. 23 But Lizoolniihire 30 0173bArt 20 Do. oroe. 23 PAlnburg.rosikAnuodoe 13 Do. Newport 22 &Atm, ac Dora. 21.. Exeter sad k.ziuouth to Gnat Ngethank _ fE Do. 1:1 t1 shares, Bo.iiisreVA,,Defirt;i 6 p. 7i Do. per Coot. Prof—. 4 7 11 Otalouth.ond Woot.(lro.) .010 Great North of Sodium... ss Do. '.!:ettr, CIO . Is I Do. New, tlb lao IQnu We~ten .. UDe. alma ... ... ... 16 Do. New, Sll 60 Halt and Selby 25 Do. a shares 124 Do. I shares 60 Lerosster sad Carlisle .. 10 Do. Third. 100 Lancashire sadTaksisire 96 Do. 10 De._ fibs i 3 IS Do. New ($.(1.).. • Do. West Union 2.5 Do. Preston Wire 10 Do. 4 shares (A) 56 Leeds and Bradford._ ... 30 Leeds and Thlr4 5 Do. New PreL 6p. Cent Ili London and Dingwall —. Ito Lon., Brighton. &Coast S Da. gituanteed 3p. R. lateCroydonThlrEs.. 30 Do. Pref. 6 per NW... so DO.OOSTrL & p.C5.,1151 100 Do. New E 3 saes. 6 p.Ct. 11l London and Oreenwrah 10 Do. Preference 103 Lemke h North.Weeteen 11 Dn. do. stew i Wang._ I Do. Mho . . Do.Stush.,3l.ln4 8.(C) SO London A nout/s.Wssiorn 414 Do. New, 533 .. 114 Do. New, i Do. Thirds ... 11 Do. Preferenee 7p. CL. 20 Lowestoft Guar.4 pit Cent $ Wu*, Bus., and Mat... 100 Wang., shef., and Lim.. 23 Do. Chores, No. 1 .. 25 Do. shares, No. 3 ... 124 Do. s hares, No. 3 .. 10 Do.,New £lO Pref. ... SO Do., areal Grimsby ... 134 Do. Met sad Lincoln... 13 Do. Grigsby Doak ... 44 Do. Llnooln Union .. 100 Midland . 30 Do. 5.50 ;1;sr; 100 Do. Dim. and Derby.. . 100 Do. B. and B. 6 n. Cent. 100 Newcastle and Carlige 13 Do. New i2O 20 Do. Guarsn.3 pee Ct._ 23 North British ... 11, Do. I s tar es Ss Do. 175 North Staffordshire ... 30 Oxford, Wore., & Wolves. IS ltesd.,Cuild., and Reigate 44 Royston end 23 Scottish Central 11 Shrews a titros., Chas A • Do" New Quaranned._ Shrewsbury and Chester gr. W. ML.) 115; Do. Oswestry 1 Do. New... 10 Do. 3 per pi o n L 3564 satrogshlre 25 Do. Preference 51 Seat! Staffordshire._ II Ds. Na . 10 Do. Na 4 Realmtand . 10 Do. Ma 4 Scrip ... 43 tl Woks 10 8. York., Das.:& Semis.. 14 taimaistd, lietbarhara. mai Gorde.WDl. ram. I p.Ci. $0 Waterford rid KilAssay.. ell Wow Yang,' p. Ct. gam. IS Do. do. do. ; SaremalatsWWW• 46 16 Y WV malt.N•tremstielli & Ssrwke fe De.ltzt.( YorkaNswom.) Is Do. 0.1M.11. Purchase Prsibrmsee 60 York red Nertl ii I --6;:iiilii.i.--.T. TomosArmor& i Anglo-Haan (lath Italian and AustrinnL ais; 21 Bottlogne and 20 Central France (gismos) $ Dinah ;punish . it EN* Indian 6 Orval ladles reslaaals 10.. Do. I tiladritijac 30 Naar sad U. ... 141 Northers of Pram 7 Odra rad Border: WA Para sr Odra ... 30 Ira rad Porn -. U Para rod parlour" ii iirosoam - i flaw.... 30 Beaks imd lime ... II Tom sad Naatio ... LIVERPOOL, Sobrabor 28. thocz-Biczerres—There was more business asne yes terday, and altogstbsr the feeling was still further improorL—Rest Lenemhise, 144—lonmehire and Yorkshire (liftb Ditto (11th shares, W. B. U.), 61 d.—Leeds and o. 11— Laden and North Western, a. 114 14—Ditto (new 1 lb. M., p.—Midland. 62—Ditto (t shares), 1111 1 1 .I.—North Ike! krieldre, 71 (1.-9eottish Cenurg, e.lBl —Shropshire Deka Rail sod Omsk, 31 d.—Booth roman and Dow (N 0.4, lot so irk 61 416 4 fif —Ditto (Registered ditto), 61—York, Norma* and Berwick Maslow No. 1), 74 d.—Ditto (0. N. 8.6 per east. till 10), 41 d.—lark and North Mid., 22—Belfset and Ballymena, 18 —Deka ItheWas 2 4 4. MANCHESTER, Sepgaisber 28. Bootm-Bxonottom—At the meeting the rata of the pro. vim day were well mobilised. and there woo a hir Menem, groom of the broken miming an anxiety to cover previous transactions, but in the sabesonent part of the day the market was doll, and Fices wens aoM weaker. LEEDS. Sopeamber 28. BTOCI-EICIIIAXGI.—There WY bat late legally be stock this morning, slthough this Is the tint day of the meat Prim, however, Mee not undergone anmaterial elangw. 110 Wes I sm—Greet Northam, 121 dis.—East sad WM IrerMirwo 6I — TM end North Ilidland, 214—New DM Imertitie, 14g. BRISTOL, Septembir 28. 15gOtn-InCiasson.—There was not Much business doimd, the principal traneectiona being in the Quarter Shares Mae Oreat Western Company. Prises were better, sad the mks of that soak Mooed tolerably Inn at Ili —Taff Vats Pim per Oestar lett dr M par. Lei iii 44 6 d in. 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