The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-09 00:00:00

MIMI . _ ... ..t5...,•••44- • . ,- .... - -.-- 110•••-.... - , ..1 . .„.. ..........,... . ..,:‘ wafillS =11.1V.. . . .. .. ---. 4%. - 1....11F . A t••• estyt'S > 11N..... Irp rt 34%, • .-•,.. 4 • V ♦. _. •.. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1849. No. 973. i [THREEPENCE. rmCHEMISTS, &e. EXCELLENT OPPOlt ru•rm—Te so___Tentrrld moss immallidy, th• s .& gyocK. sad sr a Midi. 11:111114/ii; dam be • nerlteme.• et WWII Olemiludin. Clool= by. a-seetest" mad turalion le lobo et • siviesd. Kr. EMS Vunirr. =saga the =wham is the shevamand feebtarg, sad which thermos= a mad= to =oda higher wages, wee speedily approved ; several weekmea, after leaving °buds= as WPM,. la the re whom they =eked, left than to co is sew molars who oared them still better terms. The wiles. ea Oak lid" have been able to ado sad:ribose is urea to suede Ma fed* es they had to. Amides of Waiters ha= lammed fa prise from 20 to 26 per state, es mach in servo mesas of the want of weeks= sad the darner, of Moor es hem the Mgt prim of materials. The state of the Moms sad doe jewellery trades is not quite so fe- Eatable. The meatelestawee have hitherto dose bat little except let expertedan, sail the show of Yetis have given bet few erases. This Mesa of dada= is go florally the last to resume =rift after periods of wide, and orders from shoed beta sushi= it to wait fer the mew general remeoptisa elbodems. A reel suavity Mains to he visible is she tip eseeldishatesta for seasetastased gee= The mid lad wet of the last few days have brought man families frau the muntry. sad they have hates to make thus =r eams of winter clothing. The eels, however, priselpolly nee ea lowleked artless, sad the retail shops have dose well le impply _themselves with that &swipes of goods. Al menaftfteat geode have considerably advanced is prim Some &elan who ham sot capital at commasd, and who ars obliged *resew their swortaant daily is propor tion to their asks are lofted to pay higher prioao. =saw factorise of we goods ere setvely employed. Thee have all eyelets ea hand for several swimes, sad age house at Roobakt is said to have ressived enders trove s house la Paris to the molest of a million ef beam to be psid eeek ete deheay. la the midst a this movement, however, credit does aet to respect. Commerelel paper is still very =viii may be readily observed by the rams of the te et Ms Reek et Pewee. la °debit list year a when emameme =peer= is the want state. ;he period rdlyeallued pore Om II Willows by distsuat dem the coommamment of the gearter, whilst, soverellag to the last mem= the prat of the beak 011, that heed was only 41 sainiosa. It hi, novewtbolesa. @widest that commercial traasectioss have now as aetivity which they had sot from the swath of July to the mtlitik of November. 1848, after the issarreetioa of Jam, and the sweated= of the presideadsl I election. - - Vienna journal in gaieties L. we believe, wholly without foundathm The Hewlett generals who submitted at Mad had already bma sentenced (it is said to the extreme psoalty of death), and the sentences had been trans mitted to Vienna for soutirtnation. The fatal list included the names of Generals Aulieb, Nagy-Sandor, Labingen, Danijanieb, and the poet Augustus Bayer. The ppaa teem with heart rending accounts of the dseola tlon of Hungary and the great destruction of property caused by the 'Nil war. The Russians alone have largely profited br fluseriptions for the loan have risen to 22 millions, and a lbw thousands over. The consiitory in Brims keenest in a statement to the Miniver of Public In @traction here, in which it is forcibly dwelt upon, that the Tyrol pommels only a very Umited amount of civilisation. sines nattue had herself there marked oat the physiesl and moral boundary, beyond which the inhabitants could not go. Very flattering for the loyal Tyrolese. The Austrian ambassador at the Porte, Stormer, demanded his passports on the 17th, mace of the obstacles thrown in the way of nee relative to the giving up of the Hung', rian, Polish, and Italian rehgess, and itted Gas. etandneple the same day. M. von Miobenowits set out es he had fastest be Comessatistople, Mimi% he the rorpies of takiog the temporary of &Metre, and orders have been eat sati to r/i ri este la t i r ge s t the fleet ready for mail at a moment's notice. Tee Lkyd announces that a part of the Austrian Beet is being equipp, d for a long voyage, and it is as serted that it will much in the hot instance at the Dardanelles. Field-marshal Redstart is going to Presburg, where he will remain some days, and afterwards pro ceed to Milan. SECOND EDITION. IMPERIAL P. From Ow adZETTB of THIS NIGHT. HOUSE OF LORDS.--(Tme DAY.) 0810011.1 ft Housa, ISLE OF WIGHT, OOL 6.—Her Majesty in oresed was this day plassmi, swathe raw sent& dos et the Right Ron. the Lords of the Committee ot Conseil ea Education, to appoint the Rev. Jobs Pilkingtos Norris, M.S., Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridso, to be sae of her Mejssty's Inspectors of ilsissoM. Parlieratat was further prorogued lc-day by asetnisaioa to Tuesday, the 20th of November. Bawdy after two o'clock the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Carlisle, sad Lord Campbell, took their seats below the throne, gybed as lord eannaissioners, for the purpose of proroguing per Ramat. Oa the lords cotomisalosen taking their seats, Mr. Palmas, the deputy usher of the Black Rod, watt tominanded to osmosis the Commons to the bar to hear the royal communion read proentung parliament. Shortly afterwards Mr. William Ley, with several *Seem of the House of Commas', appeared at the bar, whits Mr. I. 8. Lahore, the deputyclerk of the parliament, hung read the 00111110i94011, The LORD CHANCELLOR, ha her Majesty's name, and by her Majesty's summand, declared the present parlia ment prorogued to Tuesday, the 20th of November. There was only one member of the House of Commons present, Mr. Raphael, and not a singlopeer, with the excep tion of the lords commissions. ADWILALTI; Ocr. 3. Corps &Royal Waders. - PIM Lieut. end Adjed. W.B. Assart, be spa, vise Capt. and Brevet-Major C. itottasoe. dee.; Lott. C. itenzass. to be Arai Dean. vies Admit, pram BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. IP/minx BUILT Buz, Leeds, woollen draper, Oct 6. BANIEBIJrB. Itavasa lIICKLILL:BarT-erraVtiii: Mary Al.. laerahaat. Mom. Sutras, Pares. Batlandsbire, cabinet maker. THOMAS TIDY, WOOlWieb, eltessestrager. JAMBI BIOCIZTON, jun., Bresd.rtrert, Classmide, hat maaufsetarer. DAMIZZ KOLTIVIC, era., sad Dianna Bor.rrtrs, jun., Westintre. sear Canterbury, carpenters. HENRY CLARK, We're; cabiartmaker. Grams BODUIOTOM, Birmingham, sherabt mai druggist. Jalapa BIRLIT. Drowsier, amen. IDWAID Bans. sabiastreaker. Tawas Latear, Bristol. silversmith. loans JOWLS, Liverpool, liernsed viersaller. The two remaining fornoes are being proceeded with rapidly, and no doubt will be finished before parliament meets for bushiest. MONEY MARKET. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. PATRIC! RATTIAT, Qaugow, builder. 0201011 Fuu AT, Glaseow, wins merchant. Wll=Am trEwax, Edinburg►, jeweller. SPORTING. The Wisner Zeitung of this day says that letters have been received from Bucharest, of the 220 d, con taMing the intel'igence from Widdin that Kossuth has been robbed of everything he possessed save one little chest, by Bremer*, the ex-mitlister of the inte rior under the revolutionary government. Bzemere hue fled in a ship freighted by the Teaks. FRANKFORT, OCT. 6.—The ministry of the Archduke Vicar has just taken a step not well calculated to put an end to the bitter feeling among •he different German troops in garrison here. They have named Mr. von Schirnding com mander of all the troops not Proasian, while the Prussian major Deets revising in the same quality at the head of the Prussian troops. There are therefore here at this moment two commanders-iu•chief, and two distinct camps, and all the world knows that these two camps are not friends, but enemies of each other. _ ouell.lTT. 0111NTST, PNOVEdiIIONAL is- CANTII.II OEN 1 WWI AND THE PUBLIC. T it ANNE NC E HYAM sad COMPANY lei be aseeesee that they will OM es MONDAY. fleleicer ark may erected asd illibalig pinalees the PANTECII -ICt. Pk OXFORD-EIIIW. LAMM 54 Merehant T.llcors, w a s a Deepen% Wait" r allilleenliee of Clothing be ha. wirer ow la eceijaatios eel* Nair wiLlsiews City Eatabibia. ma. it. 61tACEM. ViCiIiENEM LONDON. god Erma* NW most. liiiwarsis Pal hh,Liei.olleeeL Llama. IN. lbsehester. n. ==,.. I t t blarbeher. 4,l7mksalitel. ROA& v. IDOL 108. Vera**. Exeter. Eir kg ? °WOW. 1.. NUM isi C 1., 00.0meirrerem. wei kw= le the pablie. ma waggle gr e =lestel lam alb esek do ill thimil Si limila fie *OEM has ONO as are 0tad42141. 4 pia, est sal isdia rail mete if wahwehal their bristo. awl 11=ihe to Is /setae by taw Id* bora Oro with tbetz L.• ST E AM end OM, V. Oziarialeaet, lave bolt a easlmple arpo. Aso Is beim" gbh aallaited easarearl 'Wow, sod • new et Ea meet War, seabliamenis is ell Se peiss4d Mese 'Moat Min is immortal epegethes. thug hamellims eignispee 4 as 4444.147 obriatat Miiil at mew berme we wooled is ale ilea L. REM sad CO, IS. o:headers*. awe al bleragalete pre. ea( Net wbbh they de sot asivalleasae theseelese they shells direst Ewa the era molten lip is tia abbot mesa ihs• eta a • ram. - i• able Beef el WA S . Peff en& kr the L. UTAK ad CO., Ile. Og have grolallig beepthe departawst as astadve awl elates else ef Peril= MI Mat el twil debe, ei fiereyat, esiger. gal warty. 'OIS =ll6.lllle* be liieleelialle wield awl hazy deseilbo. ad begleastne, fiber ear big& vidiss, we esibes. They ara ape& is tear; beatlial la Mes s sod ibe diablifr L. SIMI en, 1111. Onagrarefia haw wiceiod bola amble* gml wet eriebraed sobers batik Geste. aed Webb RIM an temistabtp dik u ldßePtlY weried. wed 1 1 01mil = melt ajar is OIL the Pasisesatbeas wil s ow fee whirs lON iseireleis la goeida pillimiliali attire cf nay in is Ong ebb el la. mpanaliel la the iamb of babies end sew may. L. STAY sad CO, IS. Ogibrdlageet. b other to reader the bat tles Depirmat se elbetige as milli& have awed caters et the =iamb aseetebe. wed esisteteledsed abigiles; ad a alb. bey a their iasellibetlees sad awleaty of pima& batboy sip a peansme te Via Abet. sal, ha war to tea lt, theig parer bag st eN theft the spree a aurae y ely e =st which slay la any mom be dieeppeeed et saw approwd, Owe& ad p.id la. L. ono ad 01,1111,, Oadwil.ebeet. Ma elalormety Iluel i xt t m e e departagets a cables fir breediate war with every n beah wird and arseaseaL Nage nay be wasted hies a ehei weedier, 10.teol. In air. I'M delleriptiall of Mural that talent sod larnalty as eabe er beant. eeferegew d gem est agelout maw w•baaada, terniern. poodle mad rani' eleiblegy. eta. a prim rat mat fail to gimp the meet perfect eabeweles. 1. Ma* end CO„ ht. Osibedareet. mark awry rade b *b. beld. lad legib • Spaare.llo wiry West *Alia( twkrom maw NO Onotement eat be me: t •••••ques jr mooring a awry mollme4 Ns. bag pit. el* IemONIM gay garment llog dimil Mg SIM Ns yam ag..paahiled peetams vii big arrhartioal whit P***lllire N geelanal. ON ap MN le bardistely retarget. .11.-11 Mani easersho • lin al pleas and a al. WO* el Ark way be es spollsatios. or cwt pat free, is egg le w d: Uwe Mow. RA TRAYIL—EXTRAORDINARY SHOW.— nips=amertramet at TEA TRATS sad WAITERS arer is war ea BALI at WILLIAM & SUNTONS, 11. Othedanet Planer ef Newelosareet), and Nw 1. transgaetreet. OA* gape Path, per est them *ea ldea* Trap. of 20a to 10 Oar& Otte ditto las diva, from Ilk. to 1 materna ONO=pot set. from To Id. An alsomt embers •sraty cetera red boa tray; sway of them executed is the dart, a shalt $ quarter of their original eat, being= est ef oredition. hoar ad Oak% and beeea bed" ee low.—WlLLLial IL BEATON late hippos sad Berles).—bbel is Welbairat,ll2o. Di ALYEA'S CANDLES. 7d. • pound.— PAL9I6III PATENT C.ANDL66, all marked " Palmer." fitagoo se doübts wicks Nth% el" $ weks 7ld. ditto. 7Aseaume, or 4 "Helm Also ths largest Omsk al Lampe fa the kingdom, suitable tor them (as well as fee essaphie an. Irma 2s. to lode. each; English's Patent Camnbiae, ha m sled eans, 4s. 341. per gallon.—At WILLIAM 6. be RUM'S (Ws Itlppoa and Banns), 99, Ostord.street (acme of Newmo .strestt, sad /fa I, Neinams.street.—Katabilshed in Wells. street 5....1929. BEAUTIFUL TEETH. ROWLANDS' WONT°, at PEARL DENTIFRICE, a wheat powder. too. =d of the chuieest and most nebirelif lapsible" et the Wald . It eradwatee tartar hate Cr Use. iseisisau: Ink INst dorm poltvhai sod prolurvou dm amok se sol pars std rearl-hke whitaamoaall glom swilmis tlio breath. scurvy to by Ira MOM 111011114 Inn me Ihe P• 1•• • twalthy whom sad redoes whailiNA NEM IRO (= ! A ar e thee nattered firm in thee ram /do IL N. pie Two. To pret• et the palate flanbatA Ihalkaaoamawleeleser. have Amr.! the proprietors ° avina mob WM.—au% 11110WLAND ael SON. 211, latelea,•—•• eurroved ea In Mum *lila b emai as alb boa. Sold by theta, nil rdata No• prelsorrs. Zt. PLRISCHMANS CHOLERA PROPHY LACTIC DZOPS.— . IIds witidlidne fis yeaphylestbe swim' It has bran ohninlidarsi he 130,000 *sons Is Vim% wig le 16.4 1 00 In Ilunnu7 and Po sad • wad in not oss of those Whom did Pie moult b•de Its p le qualities.*—Spertator. bid In bottles at I. 9d. and Ni. at, Stilton sat On, how-chlicellwd: sod Weeks aw. Cr., F sent, leeks; and alit hmage sm, Wry Irwint. ine emu, .r• .a we and onestre. PsR. UARDNEWS WoRR MEDICINH—Re awned fro m 71, Lanolin to e, Mr. Proem ' s, V% s, htstad, Law .--It lo • m 4 Unction feet that thorns& an andlariag the per tine of rano, and are ultimately brousit to• prenranne distil by a awe v. preealcnt r that of worm in the Imre body. rid mirth le co frequently overkeiked or Imp' operly treated Awn Aber preju dice a miciski. It 1.., therefore. co Importunes that miry person Amid be ecnnalnicti with the coma= symptoms of worm. which ere drigrecable odour of the bceatb, dewed tongue particular bei ?Weal or 'mould bluish appearance abroad the rpm swelling end plums of the lips. expeciiill the upper lip, frequent belting of the meg an unequal state of the pulse, appetite rare brogullar, and the bowels eon, t ale and emaciated countenance, and at ether dear the tiles • ill he Swilled, piping pales. a short, dry emsb, grad tbiew. VOlSltlar, Outings dining dory ned grinding of the rib. flrageent =asides, lictlesanses, mid went of iodisation labia iewribie, ci theme, &a., es. Those ara saireattbagewardimp- Wad Wag Mated with twos; seasonal,' am alleihow sew abm jest thweto. liana is yyee may with din Whaler Sam hew VOSINIFIO beWkold4AaldishedatiMr which inadspaid by annants bean as • wand medidwa, pentienimeti x is orb, swa amts Odd In bow., at 20. 9d. and OS. U., and diadem et la. lid. Ahab the Conlin) Tincture, to be rid with the ph* Mt width will he Ord an inca noble family twedislse ks ecripiniells of the sisnweli sal towel, hile, ebelk, sposan kg—la. lid., fa. 11d.,4e. IL r sad lea Id. each bnule.—Obierve the alum of " Illowas bent ^ be printadia the 1/01,101ount Orslip. _ . . . -- • Cab of Math MAW brewery Premise* and Nalans.kowe, Dereirprome, Cotter*, and Land. MR. MASON. of Bocidersbory, Loodoo, begs to eamannee th at he Is Werneted by the mortgagees (with the a manner of the wept for winding up the affairs of the Vale of !teeth and South Woks Brewery Company) to tELL by AUCIION, at the M rt, Londos, or rEDNIK 4 De`f. October It, d 114 the n~ liable and eau rata FRILEHOLD ESTATE, chub, ad ettuatml near the town and port of Neath, la the V et Oriert pan, eight mike from Me pnemitmesad importer les The •ho sof the prrmisea have her bar wilido a read the beet hammered and dreamt keel dm, memo at espere. rd erepriee the Val. of Neck Be peenliset el eemmesase tad lefty embus, w.th serelneenr 1 11b eel maim mk t way meted malting-house, with bre vendeh Mee W gmeriee. two dwelling-bourn, with prder; thews erners, Midis, aspens% ire mamba" with a Mei mat. The Mem pearee nem eke et sere ad •ME Then le a nag emmennas Inman sod the el On Vale rtf Near and Or& Wire lames gie wilt be shift a Met diante. ke tbe emit eikeSed by three ram greedy berms the pecepenne et the engsen. Pes et the =Nnary may reads en inertange. Mil be Are& Meas. eed plane had, 1411 clammier to the eels at the Cods. Near ; Madneeeth Arm, SWIMS; *bite Lion, qratitrreaktle, Blesine nnit; Cardiff Arm Cern( Were Heal. Opeama Ina ; White I. kr Ildialy t Meas. Nl= tertilst,.. 4 " . ==ll. l =i% 2.6k.haa. bake. FRANCE. PARIS, MONDAY, 530 P.N. A member of the Left go: up to-day in the Cham ber to declare his intention of putting questions on the subject of wholesale changes that have been made in toe administrations of the country generally. It is on this very question that the attack was to be made against M. nature, when the committee charges with examining the expenses of the ministry of the interior brought up its report. This may brag on the matter sooner then was expected. No decision seems as yet to have been taken by the committee on Roman affairs. As regards the dowry 01 the Duchess of Orleans, the ccmmittee to which the preiject is refined is quite in favour of its adoption. M. Bonaparte , . whose proposal was supp . reased the other da7, has proposed another, which is also in di bite in the bureaux. He has substituted for his, first proposal three distinct ones; the first authorising the return of the elder branch of the Bourbons, the secaud that of the younger branch, and the third being a proposal to have an amnesty granted to the isrurgests of June. We shall see what the opponents of the measure u previously . worded will now say. The Pres*, has the following on the state of trade in Paris: _ _ _ - - Me asemmeat in commercial affairs, which bad sen sibly slackened at the approach of the meeting of the Legis lative Amiably, has ant yet resumed its activity, end many saanafeeteries Si. at work as much to form a new assort ment of pods as to smuts orders received. Several branches at trade, however, have not been larded by the fears which wen raised by the n•assembling of the clamber and the approach of the trial of the insurgents of Jane. The manufactory of furniture, which is one of the met import ant branchte, time it almost exclusively occupies the work ing class of the Faubourg St. Antoine, continues setively ea; loycd. The orders from the provinces sad trees &Woad beep Ram with Aim in Park, and many of the amides have risen ta price. The ►gitation whick had nsaiksted itself ---- The Illeemper du Midi of Montpellier of Friday says: " Lola Montes, Countess of Landsfeldt, arrived yesterday at Montpellier, and alighted etas Hotel Nevet She le ft the same evening by the diligence for Perpignae." A good number of speculators assembled yesterday I. the Passage de l'Opera, but no great amount of business wan done. The Five per Cents., which bad been negotiated the evening before as low as 87f. 15c., were done at 87f. 30e. The president of the republic has, on the report of the minister of marine, conferred the decoration of the Legion of Honour in different grades upon twenty-four oflimrs and seamen who were etgaged in the conflicts of Orand Bassin and Rio Nunez, on the western coast of Africa, under the orders of Captain Boast-Willsomes. The committee on supplementary credits relative to Italy had another meeting cm Saturday. On this oc casion M. Thiers is reported to have said that the weir • of the Pope was all that could be ex pect in the present state of things; but M. Victor Hugo. who was present, expressed an opinion that the French government should persist in demanding at once all that is laid down in the letter of the president of the republic. Accordirg to the Patrie, the majo rity adopt the view of M. Thar& and the only dissen tient members are MM. Victor Hugo, Casablanca, and Ney de la Moskows. PAWS, OCT. L i Ter Morey. I per Odd . 45 15 l5 45 114401 43 0 3 per OWL B7 40 57 30 57 70 57 10 3 de. New leas „ IrD PP VP 18 per Cemaa 77 0 ~ * 44 4 per Onto. os Deelo: e• : 10days. 16 511 ; " 110 dale, 75 Sq. 13e1glea, E3 = 57 Illway. SION MIMS B5 Haney Do. 6, lin Da 44 Da 14 Beesea.—Pert arid Orleeme, 711 $; NO eml Ewa" HA; Isom aid Havre, 140: Mims aid Mersillft ill 511 g 1115•55417 4 :41 Bala, 100 1 • Orin(Vietsoa), Off Si ; Diseessai, MI 111; 414 ; Paris mid Peresboars, 14i; Was toll Haar" DM 30; Dieppe sad reeme. 173. 63 JO $7 40 MAWR.. Ow. —llkros Far Cestls. 171 sceoentj Pow per =II The per Oss Ile ;Om ar, 7 ; Doak 61 Porell. ,"7, 7 PWriree in 0%10 60. ITALY. SARDINIA.—The Leyg., Turin journal, of the 4th inst., announces that in its sitting of the 3rd, the Senate adopted, without difficulty, the bill for 000,000 fr. of additional renter, fur the payment of the first instalment to Autria. There is not the slightest indication of an impending crisis either in the general state of affairs or in the tone of the journals. The Sardinian consul at Milan has obtained from the Austrian government that petitions for per- minion to emigrate shall be admitted without being first laid before the court of Vienna. As to the flags, the consols of other powers having consented to lower their., the Sardinian consul has done the fame. The news received in Paris of the dissolution of the Chamber is believed to be true, and it is said that it took place on the 4th inst. Tho journals of the 6th inst. have not yet arrived. TUSCANY.—The lifflrma of Lucca contradicts the statement uto a loan having been concluded by Tuscany, and aye the negotiations, though far •d -'diced, have been broken off. ROMAN STATES.—The Seatutoof Florence dates from Rome, 28th nit., that the presidents of provinces have been comprised in the amnesty, in virtue of an explanatory note of the Pope to that efftct, said to have alive(' at Rome the premding day. It was also said that the amnesty arould be still further extended. All the deputies were to leave on the Ist., the French police having told them it could not protect them be yond that period. It seemed certain that, on the Ist., the police-department would be given up to the ponti fical government, and a rumour was current that Rome was to receive a mixed French, Austrian, Nea politan, and Spatial& garrison. Intelligence from Rome of the 29th confirms the information given by your Roman correspondent that the Pepe would return to Rome in the middle of Oc tober. The Osservators Romano states that the council of the republic of San Marino has deemed that all re fugees are to abandon the territory within a fortnight. Tines who have bought arms of theses of Garibaldi we to give them cep to • tionuniwiss named by the government. EItItANY. AUSTRIA.—Oar correspondent writes : VIIINNA, OCT. 3. Letters from Csernowics of the 25th describe the passage of Fuad Effendi on his way to St. Petersburg. The agreement of Comers to surrender wee known at Perth on the 28th of Sep t which is remem bered as th e anniversary of the murder cf Count Lemberg. Curiously enough, if report is to be be. Hewed, oast of those who struck the first blow at the unfortunate count was brought prisoner into Pesth on the same day. The Pushup.? Zeitung of October I says that the capitalatunt of Comore took place on the 27th. General Nobili delivered the lust conditions. Then General Hansen, accompa. Died only by an side.de• camp, rode into the fortress. The terms of capitulation are not yet officially known, but the leading articles are understood to be these : The garrison of the fortress receives, with exception of the leaders, complete amnesty. The rest ere banished. The garrison demanded indemnity for their Kossuth notes, which was at first ref ue4 but afterwards a sum of 600,000 florins was consented to for this object. The fortress will be given up on the let, when the last tricolour flag that floats in Hungary will make way for the double-headed esgle. In the meantime the Austrian troops have taken possession of the Sandberg, and the navigation of the Danube is free, so that no obstacle is presented now to the secure pans ge of vessels throughout the whole length o the navigable river. As yet no official intelligence is given by the Wieser Zeitung of the occupation of Cmorn by Or imperialists. The emperor is gone to Ischt to spiel his birthday there. The Wanderer states eat Cement has not ear rendered, that there has bun merely a convention between the besieged and the beeiegert, for the free navigation of the Danube. This sinerticm of the lONIAN ISLANDS. It is known that the insurrection in Cephalonia hu been nearly suppress. d. Yet we base got no positive news of tranquillity beirg restored m the bland. Although a price of 1,000 dollars has been eet upon the heads of the two ringleader., dead or alive, they have not been brought in. There were an English steamer and brig l 3 mg at anchor before Cephalonia, and the fleet was cruising near the ieand. The Teed High Commissioner, according to the Constitutionnel, had ordered three Cephslonian journalists to be trans ported to the islands of Cerigotto and Fano. Five captured insurgents (among them a priest) had been hanged; se-eral others (among them a priest also) had been bea•en with sticks. The seine paper de scribes the feelings of the inhabitants, in oonsequence of these punishments, as a very bitter one &gaunt the English. News given in the Wieser Zirifung from Corfu, and dated Sept. 28, brought by travellers from Cepha lonia, exaggerate the statement we have given above respecting the number of persons towed and flogged. for they make the former *mount to 14, with the prospect of being hanged to several more; and that of the latter as 63, besides imprisonments for life cr for many years. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. ---- The merchant•ship Devon, from the Cape of Good Hope, has arrived, brieging two days' later news from that colony. The ccnv►cta in the Nelson had not then reached the Cape ; but the Kent, with troops from Cork, which arrived on the 3rd of August, re ported having spoken a vessel three weeks previon+ly with convicts for the Cape. The Brilliant sailed for England on the 2nd of August. SUNDAY LABOUR IN THE GENERAL POST OFFICE. This morning a meeting of the inhabitants of St Donstan's-in-the-West, convened in consequence of a requi sition from a number of parishioners, was held in the Inquest- room 01 Bt. Dunstan*, Fleet-street, " to agree upon a memo rial mate Lords of the Treasury, &peeving the proposed enoneeneement of Sunday labour is tU General Post Office." The Rev. AURIAL, the Renor, on taking the chair, said, that if the subject wen a political one hs should hen declined to occupy that position, bat be considered that as the contemplated meanie concerned the spiritual welfare of the country, it was incumbent on every christian man to take part in the oppxlion to it. Having reference to the recent visitation—more savers than say which had visited this country for two hundred yeah—the present time appeared most unsuitable for such • change. The act would oleo be one of oppression towards the servants of the post oast, as it must deprive them of that immunity from le bop's* day in seven which constituted one of the most minshiseeedable privileges. He would not dwell on the ques tion hatbar . as the arguments put forward on the subject in phi" prelenely mast have convinced all present that a me model ought to be presented. Mt. P111111)11 briefly moved, and Mr. Sto•te seconded the sispies of a memorial, similar to that agreed to at former ri on the same subject. tib l e e;LlNT rote to move as us•ndreent. He did not he lime that Sabbath desecration would be carried to the extent whisk had been represented. The employment of five and twenty clerks for the accommodation of so large a portion of the public appeared to biro perfectly reasonable. The hubbub on this subject had been got up by • par ticular Mess of persons who were called - " religionfsb," but who were very inconsistent in their religion ; fer, while they strongly objected to the employment of 25 additional clerks, they did not object to naive kthers from the eountly which bed been sorted on the finaday—(her„trear)—oor did they say mace against Sunday onminnes. The question was not, la het, •religieue one, but tee in which the patine conve nient* alone ought to be considered. Only those who pro fessed • greet deal of religion were opposed to the change. Were the stole min, polled on the questioc, be believed twenty to ens would be found in favour of the change, Peals* it would presets the public benefit. He concluded by proposing the following emenduest :—" It is the opinion of this meeting that the proposed addition of twenty-five "bike in the post-office is in strict harmony with our ad vanced state of civilisation, and our requirements as • com munist nation, and it pledges itself to support her Majesty 's prionment is effecting this great nndertaklug." Mr. W. STORY seconded the amendment, and spoke in Sentemetons terms of the motives of the leaders of the !P O. SHELBY supported the resolution, and defended the requidtienighip e the implied charge of inconsistency in sespest labsesess in the country. He and eases vibe bees Instrewestal la convening this meet leh.....l.6...lhethelly wroth upon the government the duty of 111111vny of letters throughout the country gel the They failed in the object ; but that was no seem sew hr . eberegisg them now with inconsistency. (Hear, hew) Ns ohm portrayed the probable effects of the =iminming them up by saying that when the great et the general post ethos was ones set in motion oe de liebbalb, all the other sensessid wheels would MIIIMMIne revolving. Merthanni and broken had declared INS 0 Ilanday delivery Is Lanier. whisk mold not be Whoa If this asses were ONO male, IPSIBIi impel them missed at their Mese. (Near, beer.) Neshisg else could the badvistrions slimes MOS oestry to such a state et es the &gabby them el the gahberh. (Cheers.) yet. IVES else stepparesi the mdse. The amendment was then pat, end three beads were alba ia father of it. The linnarlel wee ade,ded eseereingly. lii. SBELNY rill, that Night hem what be had eras e be was by se menu smuts" OM the theme annoessei by by the post-1M authorities would see be serried oat l bee if it were iambi eat, there resell then he an e thseughoth the .n 0 he the alike AWN= ofrrleys laser is the theeethes. seaman Is atheehthe mimeos say sallelies that ever been whams& (Ohms.) • vele el desks eras given be the Nev. Chairman, sad bit* whaswiedvd. REVIEW OF THE BRI'T'ISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE DURING THE FAST WEEK. 13117i5m.-The weather has ban Am from favour• able sines oar last ,• up to Thursday man treep May rola Mows to have fallen Is all ppaarrttss of the kingdom. That the cern still abroad in the smrihe.a and soonntleimene districts must have beat more or Ism injured by the wet is certain. Fortuna* the pealtatbus impend is ma pat, the pew rally thee Paha in Sepesuber haft allegied eppasaides to pt in the balk of the asp own fa these peas whoa ant was not esmaniesel Ulnae is Awed. Slate the 4th Instant the rein bas awed, tad daring the lea day or two we have had a dry frosty atmosphere. sepia i The of most interest jest now, and thetas whisk the greatest uncertainty is felt, is the probable mast of the potato Meese. The reports as this important point are still of so ocallisting a mature as to render it impossible to comae to any deflate eonelusion. It is, however, to be apprehended, that is all ewes of predispositioa to dame lathe tabor, the late exeseive wet may have lauded to augment the evil. At most of the provincial markets held is the early part of the week babies was very doll, sad prices gave wey le. to 2.. per qr.; sabsequently, however the delaward mora lised resolved • check, and at Liverpool a Friday old tibeet goad hazily be bought on sack easy Wm as ea the Ipermlima makes-emy. This slight inerass et Maser has ;is doubt mina priacipally from hare that the failure of the Itetale may page mere attain thin was earlier in the soma deemed jpeebable; ;that, however, Mu sot been the • sale ames. Our saps et all grain ase eampasetionably good; a. palm dial& only tame ost lidera* veil la Ir.- ten &add be palmed of • larger amount of home. deed (the prodwa of • sleigh sees..) lima bee.C F As fee several years pest. The show at Mark•lans by land•earrlage semplei NM the neighbooriag counties has, at the same time, been very small. On Wednesday there was scarcely • prod Lash up either from Essex or Kent, and the offers from the east coast were by no mesas numerous. The smallness of the supply and she extreme wetness of the weather caused sellers to display rather more finances than in the lesbian of the week; but the was very little insproverasat In the amend, and prices remained much the same as before. On Friday tan was • slight increase in the offers from Ewa, but fatten experienced no difficulty in placing the few lots fresh up, at nits fully equal to those current la the beginning to the week. The receipts of wheat from 'threadbare again been liberal, upwards of 27,000 qrs. haying come to hand daring the week. A portion of this supply has pas direct to our prin cipal mitten, and the quantity on the market has, therefore, not increased so much as might have been expected, bet thew direct imports have obviated the near* for buyieg at Mark-'ane, and the transactions have been on a retail scale sines our last. The cause just referred to is sufficient to account for the felling cff in the local demands ,• and we paeans, tad the country millers draw th eir supplies of old wheat from different ports oa the coast, es for some time past comparatively few have visited Mark-lane. On Wednesday the operations in foreign wheat were of very little importance ; and though there was rather more doing oa Friday, factors were unable to establish any ad vance on previous prices. The top quotation of town-manufactured flour has re mained nominally unaltered, and other sorts have been held pretty steadily at former terms. The sale has been rather slow throug hout the week. English barley has come to band spariagly. and though the sualtstere bars acted very cautiously the trifling character of the supply has prevented any daline oc meting in the value of the article. The arrivals from abroad hays amounted to 7,862 qrs. ; and, having previously a pod stock on hand, importers have been amitosis sellers. The Inquiry has, how ever, been of too retail a character to allow of large lots being =t ; to have succeeded in the sale of important paresis would probably have made some concession, but they were not disposed to accept less money from needy buyers for small quantities' we therefore consider quotations about thesame at the close u they were in the commencement of the week. Nothing of interest has transpired is malt; the sale has been decidedly slow, and some difficulty has been expe rienced in obtaining ormer rates fur secondary qualities. • •The market hu been abundantly supplied with cats; having, in addition to fair aerie .1s coastwise, received 4,270 qrs. from Ireland and 16,682 qrs. from abroad. The trade has, throughout the week, remained in a very dull, inanimate state, factors having manifested • decidid as. willingness to submit to any further decline, and the deals. having paid last Monday's currency with evident relestanes. The quality of the new Irish hitherto received has not been fine ; mist of the samples exhibit signs of having been if perfectly prepared, being less dry and hard than the cam usually received from the sister isle • the prices realised have varied from 17s. to 20r. per qr. One or two small pare oils of new Scotch have appeared; these have evidently bees harvested hurriedly, and are therefore act • fair criterion el the quality of this year's sap. The new beans left ore r from Monday have dna been te"at the reduced terms of that day. Egyptians hoes ntaken in retail ouantities at about previous priors. Peas of all kinds have moved off tardily, but the buboes done has been at the currency of last Monday. Fa Indian corn to arrive very full terms have been die seeded; there has, however, bees • want of activity is the inquiry, and few bargains have been cloud. 1 . 01i21014.-By the latest advice@ from the north of Europe, , it appears that supplies of new grain had not increased much, farmers having been busily engaged with field week ; but it *oaths reediting opinion that the delimitations the growers would, in the curse of about • fortnight, become more libe ral. Meanwhile holders of wheat had remained firm, tolerably and previous prices had been nearly supported, though but few purchases had been made for shipment to Great B. itain. Our Manic letters are of the 29th Sept. The sales Of wheat had, during the week, been rather extensive, about 700 lasts having changed hands at prices early the eame as those previously paid: fine high-mixed Volleyed= had sow mended 44e. 6d. ; mixed, of 631 be. weight, 42e. 6d. ; and se. condary sorts from 40s. to 41s. 62. per qr , free on beat Freights bad advanced, and 4s. per qr. was then asked he London. From Konigsberg we learn, under date of 28th Sept., that the weather bad been remarkably favourable in that neigh bourhood for finishing the harvest, and that meet of the eon bad been housed in excellent condition. Prices had rather tended downwards, and it wee confidently expected that they would recede considerably whets supplies of the new produce came forward more freely. High mixed wheat, new, was then quoted 39.. ; mixed. 37e. ; and red, 365. per qr. free on board. At Stettin, on the 29th ult., there was very little doing either in wheat or spring corn, the prices asked being con sidered too high by purchases. There was very little old wheat remaining at that port, and, for the finer kinds high terms had been asked, say 38i. per qr.. free on board. New Silesian, of 611bs. weight, was quoted 355., sad Pomeranian, 621 b.. per bushel, 37.. per qr , free on board. New Oder broth barley, of 61Ibs. weight, had been freely offend at 18e, eats, at lie. 6d., and boiling peas at 22e. to 24e. per qr., free on board. Our Rostock letters an also of the 29th ult. The bushier in wheat at that port had, during the week, been principally I fur local consumption ; for the few small parcels of new brought forward, equal to 38e. per qr., free on beard, had been paid, the weight, beiag . 62lhe to 6241 be. per bushel. The quali'y of the new barley is highly spoken of, many of the sampli s weighing 62, 1 b5. per bead. At Hamburg on Tuesday last badness was decidedly dun ; owing, Lowever, to the very trifidig nature of the applies, former rates bed been about supported. For old Upland Wheat on the spot 38e. 6d. per qr. had been asked new of the Name weight had been offered at 36r. 6d. to 375., and from ontports there had been offers at from 32e. up to 331. per qr. free on board. In Barley there had not been much di lag. Male on the spot was crated 21s. 21s. 6d. whilst from the Danish Islands there Md been to plenty of offers at 16e. to 16e. 92. per qr. free on board. The accounts from Holland and Belgium describe the Wheat trade as tvery dull at the principal markets in those eautries. At Rotterdam on Monday last there was more new Zealand Wheat offering than on any previous e0:1111100, and before sales could be made a decline of Is. to 2e. per qr. had to be submitted to. Rhine wheat was sot quoted lower, but wu difficult of sale; new, weighing from 6l jibe. to 6311.1. (sr bushel, was obtainable at from 375. 6d. to 415., whilst for the very finest old, 63ilbs. to 64th.. weight, 41e. to 42a. per qr. was asked. In oats there had been very little passing. At Groninges the latter article had, however, been in full request at 14s. to 16s. M. for Poland and potato, and 11.. 6d. to 12e. 6d. per qr. free on board for feed. From Antwerp our letters an of the 2nd instant. Wheat bad for some days been neglected as an ankle of export. New red Louvain of 6211 e. weight would, it was thought, be procurable at about 39.. per qr. free on beard. From France we learn that the farmers had commemeed applying the markets more freely, and but little =poet de mand having been experienced, prices had given way ma or lass at most of the principal markets. From the Mediterranean we have nothing new be MP municate. A g.,od deal of excitement mesa to ham been occasioned there by the warlike tidings hem ° and should hostilities really be resorted to by 8 1=3 4 11 woad moat probably advance, not in the south and sea, bat all over Europe. Since writing the above, the Hamburg mail of Teasley has arrived. The wheat ado had rather vived there, owing to a few purchases on English sesount. n -Mark Lane rapt es. ABOLITION OF PAINING PAUPILII CHILDREN.- The Coramiesioners of Poor-law some ties sines, with a view to the abolition of the spurn of farming pamper children in the North Surrey district, mused instranions to be sent to the anions of Wendsworth and Clapham., Croydon, Ma/sten, Riehmond, and Levities., recemmending that they Bleak( fora: a jetzt Word of ssat to eonsert ntesearce ix the erection and maintains, el a large district Weed, to which the children of all these miens might be gent. In mew queues of this rscem • board wee keened, and ceensaree were token ler tits moolisa of a Wool at Pear aciamaa, Battings. The bias& Vida lo to me 12,000/., sad to Ito ogobao of osommilliki 104 *Ma, it is add, be 'puma la AMOK most NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. MONDAY. HANDICAP Swnurtrraxas of 20 son. each, end only 6 ft if declared, ettc., to go teethe second horse ; for 3 yr olds and awards. T.Y.C.(18 sub*, 7of whom declared.) Lard CliMsn's Wallflower, 3 yrs, Est 10111 (G. Brown)__ 1 10 to 6 eget Wallflower, and sto 1 apt Seseetris. Wall flower and Fuooo laid in front from the start to the finish ; the former, after a elruthiag race up the cords, winning by • short h ead ; the Cob a bad third. Run in lmin. 16sec. Yost MATCH, 3001. A.F. Col. Peel's Quinine, eat 416. (FLatmsa) 1 Lard Glamow's by Lanerecet out of Canaan, 4lb (Butler) 2 Betting: 5t02 on Quinine. Won in a canter. The rain prevented the possibility of our timing this race. Fine POUNDS, for threelr-olds, Tat ne ; four, list 7lb ; fire, six, and aged, Bst 121 b. A. F. Mr. Roles Collingwood, 6 yrs Major Marti n's Th e Moat, 4 yrs !Maas) 2 Lord Exeter's Telphooe, yrs Betting: 5 to 2 on Collingwood.—Tisiphone made the running, at a bad pace, to the bushes, where the first and second positions were taken by the favorite and The Moor the former going in with the lead, and winning by a length; Tisiphone and Backbiter were close up. Run in 2 min. 24 see. Sintarsings• of 10 son. each: for 2.yr olds, Est 71h. ; three, Bst 41b ; four, Bst 121 b ; five and upwards, 94 21b. The winner to be sold for 200 son. if demanded, &c. T. Y. C. Mr. Newton's Memento, 3 yrs sir J. Gerard's Jest, 4 yrs (Mar t Mr. Pedley's Chatterer, 3 yrs (A. Day 3 Betting : 3to 1 test Jest, 4to 1 *got Memento, 4 to apt Chatterer, 6 to 1 apt Slashing Alice, and 6 to 1 agst High land Fling Highland Filog and Slashing Alias cut out the work at a good pace to the new ground, when the lead was taken by Jest, waited on by . Chatterer and Memento. A few strides from home Jest was Joined by Memento, and beaten, after a beautiful race, by • head ; Chatterer a good third. Run in 1 min. 13 secs. Ferry Porn= (First Clam) for 2.yr-olds; colts, Bst 71b; Mlle*, Bst B.b. T.Y.C. Mr. Newton's Palsen (P. Dottre l I Mr. Howard's General Seydlits (A. Day Mayor Marlyn's &made (S. Mann 3 Betting : Even on Falcon and 6 to last General Sarnia. Falcon took the lead immediately after starting, and with Lord Easter's colt and the Earl of Strathmore is company, cut out the work to the cords ; hers he was joined by General &hyalite and Fernando, and the trio raced home together Falcon winning by a short half length, and General Seydlits beating Fernando by a head. No*lag was new these three. Run in 1 min. 12 seen, Form PorNDS (Second Class), far 2-yr olio; alto, Set 71b, and fillies, Set Sib. T.Y.C. Mr.Gennates Bet s Mr. Gentile's Estahtte 2 Mr. Yrooman's Imprudent BerNIIPSTAILIIII of 60 son. each, 30 ft, ow Syr old w Set 71h; 31b and 61b allowed, Sac. D.M. Mr. Greville's CLAMS, Ist 41b l Col. Pars Irish Jig, eat 4lb Bailer me ting :Bto 1 on Clarissa. Won by a len gt h. Not MATCH.-100 cove.; h ft. T.Y C. Duke or Bedford's Mint°, Illb (Pettit) I Mr J. Hawley's Queensberry, sot 711, (TemOmon) Batting: 6t04 on Queensberry. Won by • length. Run in 1 min. 17 sea. MAT ca.-200 love. ; h ft. T.Y.C. Mr. Payne's CrueiMe, Ist 131 b (Plato an) I Duke of Bedford'. Newport, set bib (F. Butler) Betting : 6t04 an Crucible. Won by hall • length. Ron In 1 min. 18 sees. Bwaaroraaas of 300 NITS. oath ;hft ; Bat 7lb each. One to the pat. AF. Lord Orford's (Flamm} 1 Duke of Bedford's Q (r. Butler 2 Laud Exeter's 'hatred (Robinson 3 Betting : 6 to 4 on Fire King, son 7 to 4 agst Qussimodo. Won cleverly by • length, Tapered beaten off. Sw AAAAAA ass of 300 eon. each ; hft ; Set 7lb each. AF. Duke of Bedford's Bobracm Walked over. SWIEPSTAxaa of 1,000 son. each; 400 ft. A.F. Lord ClUden's Surplice Walked over. MATCM.--200 son.; h ft. Last half of Ab. M. Sir J. Hawley's Slang, let 13Ibe, reed ft from Duke of Bedford's Treacherous, 9 31b. Mars-150 son.; h ft. First half of Ab. M. Lord Chesterfield's Penang, Sot 71b, reed ft from Duke of Bed sord's La Belle. flat 21b. MATCH. - 100 NU. ' • h ft. T.Y.C. Lord W. LTOIIOI'S Bee Hunter, Bst 71b, reed ft from Duke of Bedford's La Belle, Bst 21. The commencement of the meeting, as will be seen by the above return, has bee. favourable in the extreme as regards sport, and there can be no doubt, from the immense number of hones now in the town, including many net mentioned is the public lists of arrivals, that not only in the present, bat is the Houghton week, the moat sanguine expectations will be exceeded. Every stable is full, but some of them, from the variable state of the weather durinf the last fortnight, not in eo healthy • state as could be wished. The weather to-day was cold and showery until about 2 o'clock, it then cleared up, and continued fine to the close of the racing. The attendance was good. BETTING ON THE COURSE. 9 to 2 yet Vstken 6to 1 Raby to 1 Melba 10 to 1 Legerdemain 16 to 1 Glenalvoa NNWYAIUMT, 111 LATEST THE CELL—. 5 to 1 apt Vatican (t) 1:5 . t77 - 17gst lady Evelyn to Baby 25 to 1 Yogesbrins 7 to 1 Legerdemain 23 to 1— Fire Eater 5 to 1 Mahon 110 te 1 Amaamimt 111 to 1 Olenalvon 40 to 1 Oder 17 te 1 Mks Ann 50a 1 Mnaggler DU 17 to 1 Resetle teat Oxiermouth 90 to 1 Olen Iladdal 1000 to 20 —91 r Bardinp ENTRIES, Sc., FOE TUESDAY. Bernspewaise of 6 eon. each. Rutland Bakes Coarse. Orimeton, 6 yrs ; Realm 4 yrs; Meotpensier, 11 yrs ; Doubt, 3 in; 3, t 0 Gal, l yrs; Maid of my Soul, 4 yrs; Nester, 4 yn; Ckgszette, Ws. HANDICAP of 15 urn. sub, 10 ft. D.I. Wsnota, 6 ym, I t 12111•, Swiss Boy, 4 ms, bot 7lb ; Santa Is Coupe, yrs, Mt 111 b; Tetkunter, 5 yrs, let 1210.; gauzy, 51n, let 1416; The Mapper, its, 516 Mb. SWIEPSTALIII of 10 PVC ewe, ; winner to be sold for 100 mos. Pores (e by real" oat of Revelry), Whitley. Cssannerrecn.— The following have paid : Surplice, Pershill, Prior of Bt. Mararet's, , Volcano, Backbiter, Van Diemen, Becebenallan, Kw the Blind. Pelham. IMP We:rs Present, Down% and Eton. Nn CLineuterzu. Ilre King, Olenlyon, and Oily Champion, Druhkeen Stanton, Wilton, left in. Emu. Bunn. All are watched but the Lover, Nampo snit Nutshell, Woe, Clincher, Sulfas, Harem SWUM; L BOW. and the Dewy colt. Mann : 1.0001., h ft. The Miss Diluent= node= Iruriert st. lamas 23 to I rimier 23 to 1 Eandarlos 22 to 1 Amasesent lONDAT NIGHT, 11 O'CLOCK. BETTING. NIWICAZIL2T. TIIIIIDAT. (By Liectrie Tdegrapii.) SWEEPSTAKES of 6 OWL each; Rutland Stakes Course. _ Montpenaier .. • • .. I Nectar.. .. .. .. 2 HANDICAP of 15 aces each.: 10 ft. D.I. Wenots .. I .. .. Flapper .. • .. 2 . SWEEPSTAKES of 500 ova each.' A.F. Schram .. .. .. 1 Mealy= . .. 2 .. Metal: iTiaINO. These is no particular %item to note in the deal ings on the Stock Exchange to•dar, inactivity being the chief characteristic of the market, and the range of fluctuations being very limited. Consols for money opened at 921 to :, and continued so quoted throughout the day. For account, the first transac tion was marked at 921, they then rose to 921, and again receded, closing at 92: exactly. Exchequer bills were without variation to-day, at 391. and 42e. prem. Bank Stock, for account, was dons at 201 •, India Stock at 257 ; India Bonds, 1,0001., at 81s. prem.; ditto, under 1,0001., at 795. and 82s. prem. The business transacted in the foreign securities to day was not extensive, and prices present no material variation, former quotations being generally sus tained. Russian stocks have to a considerable degree recovered from their recent depression, and banners was done in them at 107. Spanish and Portuguese stocks were firm in price. The transactions of the day are embraced in the following : Buenos Ayres at 43 and 42. Mexican Sex. January coupon) at 261 for account. Peruvian Four per Cent. De ferred at 18 and 1 . Portuguese Five per Cent. Converted, 1841, at 281; ditto, Four per Cents. at 291. Russian at 107. Spanish Five per Cents., at 161; Ditto, Passive Bonds, at 31. Spanish Three per Cents. at 34. Venezuela, Deferred, at 61. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch at 63/ and ; Ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 82;, ex. div. Advice' from Hamburg of the sth state, that the favourable opinion of coffee continues, and the sales daring the week amounted to 25,000 bags, of which 18,000 were Brazil at an advance of 1-16 to / Schil ling on the rates of tke previous week, against 5,000 begs imported. Sugar continued depressed, and the few transactions reported were at favourable rates for the buyers. Sales in cotton on the spot, and afloat had taken place at full rates. A large business had been done in teas at remunera ting pricer', principally of the two direct cargoes from Cantor. The price of epelter had declined to banco marks 9. In grain a little business was doing for this country; but supplies of tbo new crop continued very scanty, owing to the low prices current. Money was abundant. Gold had been bought for export to this country at 438 to 4381 marks. The exchange on London was quoted the same. According to Mobile letters, dated the 15th, the market for cotton had been very quiet. and the week's sales amounted to only 125 bales, at 10c. to 10/e. per lb. for good middlings. Nothing was doing In freights. Exchange on England, 81 to 9 per cent. prem. MINIM—The transactions during the week have been considerable, and a much larger amount of business might have been transacted, if sellers could have been found; neeotiations, however, are still eoing on for abates in most of ear dividend-paying mines,which appear to be in de mand for investment. The third quarter of the current year having expired on Sunday last, we have in two separate articles, in this day's journal, given our usual returns of the sales of ores in Corn wall, Swansea, and other parts of Wales, to wliiete we refer with much pleasurr, al showing a gradual and encouraging improve meat in the returns for copper ores in Cornwall, and we think an equally encouraging prospect for the British miner, in the importation or foreign ores sold at Swansea. We trust the improvement, though not great, may prove to be based on real prosperity, and something 'non then a mere transient rise, brought about by casual circumstances. The returns of the Board of Trade, for the month ending Sek of Sept., were issued yesterday, and show an increase over tbe e co n rr eo ep a p l u s n an di d ng me e ttu ports ha l e i formed proportion of this amount, and, upon the whole, the position L B ed i—. a b corresponding proportion of our export trade appears highly satisfactory. The follow ing are the exports for the month ended 6th September,lB4B sad 1849 : 1843. 1449. Increase. Coals and Culm liardwere and cutlery ... 159,793 Metals Treviskey and Barrier, Tincrofc, Stray Park, and Tie lawny, have been sought for at advanced prices, and in some of thee* mines a large number of shares have changed hands. But Wheal Rom., South Frailties, South Basset, North Pool, and Great Console are also inquired for. But Pool is represented as looking very well, and North Pool continues to improve in the bottom level, which is worth from 601. to 701. per fm., sod the late discovery in the 24fas. level is producing 6 tons per fa. Shares in the following mines have been sold doting the week:—But Wheal Rose, South Basset, Tincroft, Tromp*, Trelawny, Mary Aan, Treviakey and Barrier, Mendip Mille, Lewis, Bedford United, Stray Park, Camberne Consols, West Cystitis, Birch Tor and Vitifer, Devon and Courtenay, and West Providence. At the Consolidated Mines' account for July and August, the linencitl statement showed balance in favour cf mine of 6601. Os. 3d. At the Tressvean meeting the accounts were balanced te end of August (being . four months), and a balance of 11321. 16s. 6d. was earned to credit of next account. At the Trethellan account, for the same period, the balance in fa vour of adventurers was 6111. 19..2d. West Trethellan accounts for eight months. to end of August, was balanced, and 631. 161.8 d. carried to credit of next account. At the Runnaford Coomhe tin mine meeting the accounts showed that the tin sold had realised 1711. 41. 2d.. and there was • balance in favour of the mine of 315 1 . 91 . 74. A call of 6e. per share was made. At the Tavy Consols meeting there was a balance against the mine of 1021. 10s. ; bat as 2031 worth of ore had been sent to market, part of which was due, and the remainder would be is a mo nth , and the ore b ei ng raised would pay coats, no call was necessary. At the South Wheal Basset account, the financial state , went showed a profit of 1,2361. for the months of July and August, which, added to balance from last account, allowed • divid.nd of 101. par share, amounting to 1,2801., leaving credit of 6191. to neat amount At the annual minting of Treleigh Consols, the financial statement showed a balance in favour of the company, in l eash at banker., ore bills, &c., of 1,3831.85. Bd. The imam iag agent represent the mine as very much improved einem the last meeting, andentertains the hoe that with the im- proved standard for copp en e er r ore and incr e ase of returns, the profits will be enlarged in the course of a few months. At the Balnoon Consols meeting, there was a balance against the mine of 2361. 13s. 6d. ; and a call of 31. per share was made. In foreign mines there has been also a fair proportion of bushier done, and the following have changed hands with buyers still in the market :—United Mexican, Copiepo, St. John del Rg, National Brazilian, Alten, Imperial Bra zilian, Austian, Guadalcanal, &c. By private letters we learn that some important discovery has tin made at Ben Accord (adjoining Burta Burrs Mine, in South Australia), one-third part of which belongs to the North British Australasian Company ; and a demand, in consequence, has taken plane for shares at an advance on former quotations. Official reports 'are daily expected from the mine. Letters have been received from the Australian mints to the 24th May. The captain reports that Goad's stopes had bees productive prod the oucticur level, he April; o a f crosscut w iz as se, beingeztended lode ha that directios, the strata being famiunble for copper, when store ore ground is hoped to be laid open. In the 40, scathed Harvey's crosscut, they haveji solid lode of be size is not given, bet it is very hard, according to the up:given for driving (281. per fathom), although it can be away for 131. In the 40, south of Harvey's cross-cot, the lode is large and 'strong, but mixed up with iron ore ; and the lode is much the same in the 40 north and south of Richards's cress-cut, yet pro of having an improvement a' Is also hard, the men lumbar The total amount of ore about 830 tons-470 tons the remainder (360 tons) The Balance Comp' , yet producing favourable appearances ement at deeper levels : here the lode having refused to take • A ore raised since 7 tons is estimated • A 4 17 , ( ,„ .ons) from 10 to 16 , • army Dave Mei law ,• , • • •`) e. p "mow