The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-13 00:00:00

2 Britain, 41,898,880 in 1848, against 47,035,090 in 1847; to France, 1,359,720 in 1848, against 7,023,110 is 1847; to Portugal, Spain, Gibraltar, Italy, and Trieste, 1,111,270 in 1848, against 1,718,090 in 1847. The above added together give a total export by sea of 78,623,670 in 1848, against 94,441,84 u in 1847. The value of the nurchandise transported IsAitons was 21,214,500 hence marks in 1848, against • likallll.ol lo in 1847; to Schleswig-Holstein by rail vivo 11,0811,160 is 1848, against 10,641,27010 1847; to Intent, by land, 17,824,370 in 1848, agekst 18,189,880 in 1847; despatched by land and rivet dateless to other places in the interior, 92,851,270 to 1848, against 142,000,000 in 1847. The total valise of goods export d from Hamburg to all quarters dut ies the year 1848 weather 215,579.970 bathe marks, against 296,376,650 in 1847, showing a decrease in 1848 of Dawn marks 80,798,880, or about 5,985,0001., equal to 28 per cent. The chief decrease Is tbs exports of 1848, as compared with those of 1847. occurred in the folkowieg, vie. :—Tbe decrease to Africa was 62 per cent.; to the west coast of Amerles, 16 per that ; to the Browls and Sorinam, 29 per cent.; to Bt. Thomas and Porto Rico. 62 par ants; to Cubs, 40 per cent.; to the United States, 17 per cwt ; to British North America, 62 per cent.; to and Sweden. 37 per cent ; to Prairie, 41 per oust.; to Belgium, 92 per cent.; to Great Britaic, 11 per oast.; to France, 81 per cent. Against this, however, we hare an Owes*. in 1818 over 1847 of NO per cent to the Gulf of Mexico and Belize; and of 1188 per ant te the Netherland& Thu preceding figures show on the aggregate of the total imports and exports of Hamburg for the year 1848, es compared with the year 1847. a deficiency of boom Berko 147,395,550, or, in round numbers, sloven millions sterling, Wag a falling off of pearly r4toent. is the trade of the first Hanseatic city the last year. A Hamburg merchant, whose isthw was lately pablishr d in a weekly journal, alter piling out the injury which isdividealinteresta will iseshala by the introduction of the bonded rystem into lienbast, and elsintiog for that port some conoessions al emmequenee it the great inconvenience and inter mits. te trade scominsed by the freezing up of the Albs theirs two or three months every year, coa amiss his later on the 'abject of Hamburg's adhesion to Me league, which we noticed yesterday, in the fol lowing terms : Bat those, is fast, are minor questions, and may be ad rZatill the head question has b-en decided, namely— atte Imperial Cooritutton give a *maniere. for a more liberal emesandal policy for Germany ? if ibis question b antwired la the affirmative, the minor questions mast give way to it, and Hamburg ought, for the sake of free trade la Osteney, without a mennew's thooglit, to adopt seek eseelbetioa ; the coseetelens of a distasteful kind she vela be ogled upon to mike would be like nothing to the Msire the advance of free trade. The freeholders in ad the north west did all to provost Bavaria and le join the confederacies without the reserve lOW due oreesellon was made to their emeauseredal interests. It wee to maks such premises before the adbereuee, m e g = al tiey would have succeeded, as it was dear that Prussia wanted Hamburg and her neigh. beers, sot they Pruseia. It is avid at that Hamburg slight not to have mined without such arrangement ; she has see only lost her commonest liberty, nay, she has, as Isadir and general of the fr.s trade party, Int her poet; she has proved a deserter, and the natural consequences were, list the other countries (her troops) 'Mewl** surrendered. I am not going to extilain what reasons made Heathers easehlea her commie raid liberty and her homer, but it is dear that she could not do it .• with • firm belief that she wee tek•ag the best, if Lot the cnly mean', which now exist for securing a more liberal commercial policy to Germany." It b ales: that at all events the senators of the tome, who some years ern by his immortal document against differential duties, blew rip sash system cherished so Meg by Proses sod the other German state., even including Bremen, did not fear to be o steed by Prussia, but behaved at that time as the warden of free trade, and it is oely to be pitiid that he should leave such pr.ad eminence after as short a time, and upon such poor Inducements as hope sad trust. It is to be wished that the new confederation by ether mesas may never become a truth, for there seems every certainty that it will swallow up the last btawarks of free trade. I am aware that England would Ihe Germany to have ens tariff, and I stove with you, as I expressed al ready, that Hamburg for such rim ought willingly to make northers. But to do eo for the sake of extending the tariff of the ZoUverein to the mouth of the Blbe, sod to give up ler ladependsece end her influence upon the otter countries Otte north-west of Gummy for two vote. in the lower, and two votes in the upper house of the German parliament, which Is certela to pass a vote to the above effect, seems to me a bagels more like that of Both than a sensible Ham burg merchant. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The English funds are very steldy. Consols opened at the closing prices of yesterday, 92; to 1 for money and the 17th inst., at which they have re mained up to the present time. The Three per Cent. Meowed were clone at 90; and 91; the 'three.and-a- Charter per Cents., et 92„ and 1. Exchequer Bills maintain 455. and 42f. premium. Bank Stock, 197; and 196. In the foreign mtrket the only feature is an im 3rovement in Portuguese stock, which were done at 01 and 31/. The small amount of business done is the following: Buenos Ayres, at 42. Danish 'Three per Cents., at 73. Dotch Four per Ceer. Certifisates, at 821 and 1. Mexican (ex. Isn. coupons), at 26; aad 1. Petunias IMerred, at 19k. Portuguese Con verted, at 301 and 311. rauGUSH VOWS Beek used. I pa lam Les. I Ct. net eeee.. per 06.0.6. Liam" On I 11ne, 411. M 45e bOIRSIOi Ot. Amid= Derb 1 pet et Sem& Ida. 166 136 pre Oa. 1144i44, I I • Omni' MEM Oak Pa Ow& &oh I per% Ma, 666606 bk. 63 6 6 per CIL limlas i nhipt II Xusw. es s 6 71: r sis t is net Ida pit .tat mt. is t ot. .24 Mar 'Sir re 06 Doak SM. 636 4 3 per .21 s t. um* Osria. 13 3 Yagoda bsesteed 16146. 66 76 THE PRODUCE MARKET. MitiCUlo-L•9l, 017 t. 12. IhreAs.—The Parket bee doled for the week. Pamir et • *dos efewe 6th upon vise =maw of *he previous week; the pals dr Mdsy coneisted (fins/ Ilthrlthee brows, 295. to Us. ; Lo is pad gnaw yellow. wile r lie.; 6,990 990 of 04.901•1•0 heal begess I Imam gad yellow to One white. as. to 40e. 6d.; yenaw. ella teeth IL ; white. e3a to s week.—Re. 690 Man Zras haw bum mff 2,130 . t ilerhhda the week.—Re. lewd : The swebst Met is eetdderd Id. tower, prtisularly as Meat emallthey gemmy hemp, Oa to 490 fareun.v-Wie biettast hni • seM, bat the netish his been Sal=thew the week wed met lie eowlithrsd Icf. Wei wept rwlearymelva, deist is Mid an y, Me. is 11th ; let miss Irq tams mud ad be mede st Oro seism thosa bee hp: t e m eset the Issperters laws lees compelled to withdraw hogs tiered to swath prism ham —lbis has death* mild ennellsms, sad brims% some edema los beta ems this weals abbe FM" from tie. OIL le 11$. s smenhthes Snorer Ire Wen &Meet desk, sal thiees re a shade lever. flea-4 We amount of basins:es hes been dose at lei peorint with Orthsva , --11righp Ms been rather dig* ell ale et Os Ms high V aal' amssomest silt aede snivels. her rail. Reef Leewerds, lbemese—lthmilf I.3.—The tale bee peewit lea brielt, sad prior Wiwi few= pad as yeste bays sow ; ifirpiden however, mid at hnly =witMN Ares wow weed austice. of which 800 Is. owdalthwleadurere„ Weeks SAM chain sold, which beswithrel swap aturbaCtise r. l ha Abed Ade packages ars de listed lbw tale us Inesinf ask Sathow.—Tbe theme hew tat been ee brit* MO% sod la quoted fle. IL se Os. W. Width ls IL Weer. Tie lege domed hes been W the Weds Wed wassedlylw I. Meek el mem 10 paths sm. tam deem Ammlsma esYm ale W. to M. IL; Ithetaliss, SS& 6d. he 34. lloweeme.—Temi awe NW lea to Ws. al. Csliwal se e fold. Os. N. rm. MAW whirr mid, te ewer is. lis. Ifilmsp partly mid. ha ed. to es. leid, b l:l t te Y. Telma 8011. "td. to 03. L 10670 Pier 2 • 1 4 eg le Is. ht. Terwiels erupt le, 170Oserries sold, Via to sea Jets odd, te NI le. &pen wood sell, ILL :a ed. to 131. Mae- Atha etas, bought Is. NL Is. In ether Whin is waterld Asiatics. Niteroi. Ocr. 12 . 110411.—Wet me 0471. math to Meth as improvetheat tat • 1 0 41 03 torgeseleg Una sane* sad Obsess we .so sot qa.4e say AMOS tahr entheekno d hst week, mill Oman with mersta irrsyria. dote mac hot report my Id= aillia:"="l.4. tiimeirierolle mile. red tee wrest is. Wart smathy with semshe. whisk 0 0130 1 1 4 hisswes esserththes weed hams; tithe show =as , the *dere might ibel nesn=ll be elscif them Is eve at resew. The bawd Worm& thaw, set stetee.dziel meth thew lemma ea dithealt d sale OTC as mime hoe drterwshiel to mama( re Sole. peak. Us. r ON., dna • felo sale; but is. balm mirth worth hem ths. to Often's f a freeirble semil pares. thews pleura(Wade we edam ; sal trawls Is dell, lfa 1a libm sows ber mks hove wale; but this melds is vitheat • nod prisms asset le prem. 1a lace thus Is asthisg doing. lanaroes., One. n. gooah.—Theme rontinuot t Ws heisdrir. soft the eel • smeht of 011) 1015 11. P., Weer hertellsee, Lose b.= e is Mil Mae Illainks. farm recd MAL waft them .44eneespiii re ran ONO egreAve, senewletthl to al osowd.olo logs thedi. et the. Y. to Ifs. Isr broom sod lesthil. fro yeltrw sad Maw Air reneeme; 11111 Was Illovana Immethlt IN. IL is 23a helm mg may dim yellow. and 10 Ws. rare Use, 37a GI to Ole per es& thethessa-115 mandony d the market le sit Mora Mimed by Ihmend now the dathels, dab seems lady et hest es Ow thaws elidthe sows lime pest lase stem wamilwite; ethmesam be awd.r dme a Insesd. bothroll N 11" " W° at st 1 " this week. The mire imbeds 130 puri. s t pis ere. 1M M. M to Imam so 333 puma demi Oda, sad 71 pers. Demme. IA I L. p f • • t• Correa —The enrol fee Jam ha hers lees math lath it lust %sea tooth ears& ma • deities el 3s. to Is. me ewt. Is the to geraes: Oasis, ewer we Ids we. Of foreign the tesametions ars lA, limps mbar, So vellardiein h14 30e. the ; esed 170 ter terklai_as eta per est Ofiesa.-166 hass Vera odd at IS. IL per awl. hem the gas,. • llsthiso dews la Meier, Pietro or ises.--4,14 4 lewd wed tram :In ita pie to item.—flwre is more dispeenion en the pert ot the trade te boy ; Ow sties one IN path. Dimeran, at 2w to la 741., the letter, for t shake mirk, t. 3samita et la to is. hi., m 1 SO seas Hans m Is. M. per mod. daMe; Tam—The medal deninitall OA PO 00W 000111 06 1 t uude at • mho Mlles liffelemialket AM& Cdneo dined to hey amp at MIMI Mffeeffest sbildt Jim named to submit to. lobtoo.-111 ants at pimp& add at W. Id. la 2s. per lb. Gan damm.-11 few delis et INS In& sold at Wm ed., SO Ws of 'Balmy at Ws Bncat Ima—tems smell Isle Pal Whin Ova Coms.--Ibmas Adios end i Wm emu Ira-20 abrab sale 40s. fa 43.. Bus' Wart.-11 lees el Bost India midst U. 13e. to 41. PMAIL isam—deem Waft by wed st 13.. 'LW 21w per cwt. esureesm—le *min riellstla Bran lbstm—Was miss are =2. We toss, to arrive, at lie. li. and M Yap Insane, a 4 12s. par wort go li ais v o m Vs e rent Maratha. bee ollumM sad Os trasmalkos are limited the badmen emids et 4111 mos OmpsaMs lorrood, at el. U.; 10 tens Poodothodli feedlot U. M.; $ Me Cuomo& at la. to INILL • Pia Unit Bin , WSW les. to SU; sad 25 tom Oabooa Bar. aroel. at 41.; 1N Wm type Wend, at 121. 10.. per tam itrarmmom—Belldeff fahootoll• ffsh---Uffff Mods erAmerhme lambus sold aft. to M. id., ac cords. tozell ei rielt may be amildared • ALL at Ito per bisv Boom Asssm-Aba ismeestima sesemled le 400 bards, at IM. GM to 43..01, Or aistesel poly owl Ma tone. Id. for Neared pans. Bans.=the WPM In ads idiots modem. daft, but the Wm re *Op Osiris/ asiseL Illimmemm-41100 emesms Is be • IMAM dammetf. viral Amps Y paws; end _oleo 1•• wee have boss Owed et. asseaa—dill dieleplree ere Odom We. awl Br Cram et Taa -1 tee tam s wassaly mg twig. Samam-ile bees bean mire rem to elltat ; Most SOO Imp Wally ban left sit at 111. ler d 4 Nod 13i. 3d. per cwt. No sew. Mamas lisam.-1011 helm Tents? bet Men seld at 40s. per sin owl a Ow One Minh Wilke bree6t fell prism Ours Orm—The dsmand hes takes off about 100 lane, at 1401 X 451. essr. Om—AMMO tomelmme bean saki M lass lir las bit pale. and sobbed to proportional* ream; Kl. M arm diemmisd far pale. 0011 Oe•-4111oes, so die spst sad to wive, at. reported at Ni. MIL le dIL NO. pee tun. Li Orm—A Megrabloivisis las lass dame at Sem ad is Rape at eln ; ym wt. is saw malted for the ketner, sad Ms. for We later . Slum Sr Twaramma—alellew worthy at nodes Imo taken place la Ude adida run Ou.--8 maim Mmisal Ihr expert isd sa eztaastm bastame. sad ea odieme et ILr u r ; sale mime te Mom WI toes se thalamaiLla NA • dialke WlSAll immeL las Wis tams to min. bet aged Prier dee ad Tetiow.—A direied oppolied. eed Polobben — VO. bee adnaeld to Set,;.rnaldlialiAlFor mt. IMO All°1111. • at emetics to Wome, end el row at se isprevesset it 0L to N. per ewe. Ira.—Alient SO besslisat bean sablemlet Om met, priampally at Me. ed. per awl. Joys.-100 Miss realised 151. to WI. Ws. per tam and SO hair Italian Wow 171. per tam 8 UGAIL—Tbe ammo prise of the maim of the Britt& pereedeatd Asterisk MI mug Weft the retiree emit la the meet wan the Oda 412 y et Ont.. NW lo tea ltd. per met. Sew thelpreieet et tbe Meetittet lite 34d. per yet Omer the CV/elthe Lot Whet I. She Sid. per ewt. The arms= taregehtitheirlytheth Jetatly, le lea id. per cwt.— TALLOW.—Thu market is quiet, both Co the spot sod for forward delivery with a adz booboos doled. The delivery frost tits Tweeds= Is kw. Petersburg. Y.C. as teo spot, 370. 3d. to ed. ; Ottobir to Decombrt dotivotry, 375. ; topersto stietite de. livery, SM. 3d. METALS -Lormow, Oct. 12 -Ws bays so thaw to make in the hotel market Ible week. At the ;puled, Illeiglos of the froomesten, held at Birmingham yesterday, It was resolved to maiatain vessel prism, whit& are : For bars, 61. to IL 10s. ; boom 71„ and shitaa, 71.15.., delliwed MO* works. Woe* pig Dos sow dams doh otsale, end Mat to treameticas bars takes pima Mace oar last. We gusto mixed Now 41e. Id and No. I, 424., net ;sash, free on beard at Glasgow. English Ir s. bar, bolt, sad sclera Laden, psr Ism, IL Ile. to h. ; N. lts. ltd. to 7L ,• hoops, IL 13e. te IL; deem (duster), Si. IK to IL 15a; bars, in Cer am sad Newport. Xto ISL ; reined metal. Wales, W. 10s. to IL 13a; aathreshe, St. 13s. ; Pigs, la Wales, V. 6s. to G. ; 6 woe. IL IK te ; No. I. Clyde, net reek, 11. to. to 21. 45.; Similes pleat rdasd Ira for ham, tills, Pm, free cm board, at Newprrt. W. 13e. ; as. for tut plasm bast pile% ha, 41. 10a.; Stir ling% part toughesed Pigs, la Glasgow, G. I to. to 14a. ; la Wales, IL Se. to IL 13s. ; web** Mao, at the worts, U. 10e. ta i e, U. to Si. 171.' h. N. • k helm, . Pardo Iron : Swedish, 10. re ; CCND, Foign 4l Heal: Swedish keg, 14. 13s. to ISL ; hggot, ISLto 161.3 e. English Copper : lame* ilmothing, and bolts, par lb., OK; tough mks, per toe, ; tU, 0111. ; old Copper, ltd. Sid. per lb,; yellow metal sbeethine, Maihsh Lad: Pig, per lon, ISI. 16e.; sheet, 161. 13e. ; red hod, 171.,105.; white, ; latent shot, ISt. 13.. Foreiga. Lead: Spaniab, la hand, 131. Os. to 134 les. Each* : Nock, per *wt., Si. 13a; bar, h. 14s. ;m -aned, IL Ile Yerelipala : Banes, bend, U. 12e.; Strolls, N. so to SL 7s. ; Peruvian (6 ea 2.1 p. dal SI. Is. to IL Tat Metes, I C Coke, par boa IL 7s. Id. to 11. Is. Od.; IC Char vat, 1/. Ile. to IL 1 2e.; IX do., IL 17s. /miter : Pates, wereloased, per ton, 14.105. to 141. 13e.; den to armee. 141. Sa to 14.10. Eine Falb& AMA. ire too, 201. 10s. to 111. Quiotalmr, per lb., fa. lid. to la-Misuag Jayne& EXPORTATION or THE PRZCIOIIS METALS.-1110 follow ing ere the asoW returns of the exported Gold end elkw from the port of Lawton kg the last wet k: tither oda to Belgians, 82.000 ounces; ditto t Dunkirk, 166,000: Silver bars to ditto, 14,000 ; ditto to Belgian, 63,291; Odd coin to Maisittles, 237. Ezroais or Erni& , 0 all lodia irons Louden sad Liver. pool, for the ket aloe months of 1843 end 1819. _ _ Ideals. _ 1649. 81cittir Tams 1,1111 Ckoo4 l 4,464 Inn. Bridals DlF eis orelgic bums 11,036 Ld tam MN Steel Quicksilver kettles 147 i:ifi 2,384 13 301 208 3,121 391 177 COTTON.—Lmatoot., Oct. 12 —The prawn week opera with a preload haprewhes deemed : already the breeredie comairial btealaere breada by the Inaba ma, by bar= ialetedomdelawk. W Wawa am benne slams' be end die Weed wee 1•011 hada Oa Waft the La's earbrefral aralulal are fmr 61091 7 rudild of szloselge WITT I lerr smiebel ess t s ite= mop. esedisei Mesa ooderetse of a ma dateak bee epreeheies ead I=e ballast irin Ihst dap thumbs woe NAN Ulm ea Wedasaby dry ;we KM % ea Thad* la tt iod Me soul aloe of the week oemeaalei la 118.7711 him Ore trade ego ••••.h. hark•ar 1 ,11. 1 thinks ire IVO mos at . at teff .. errek. TlVrti Amnon Mee bees ta postal newt ; at the prervadee adverse welsh her km eshehlkW Wise lovealeamal tamest the beard body, oaf Were rearatie ben aboadd bed 111. prr ; ewe N 7 tetles far "Yr "delidee of VIM& awl Whale me edreased os. per lb , kat erOrkiale ps lb. lea abeam la pooperdes hes hem at swarm aid faiddlas owed. dee. - Ilrealle era Ilaypelme bwe boa Is vary soma demeal4 ead the ortredve Wee deft thew have ben eremagmbi hy a peorel abeam of t per b , earelahave bus Was 'array b Wanes/the Ueda eel they Mee eareseed hallo per k bake a/ a work" hearse. lee llereaheea, Moe dema .. aZ eOO earl Mae genie bat tabs at epeedetbe ; nd elf Mertens, 30 Malibu. bear 100 Krim, sad 1,006 aerate h r expert. 11011111611 T, &&—Liticsersa. Get. 12.—The demand del eeeikreet peek km* keh Oran hsee be turved le the teals the week for the Orietemeloi, kw& Amnia" sod Amtrak's S omme r toligit. la silkies le a lic k wn beldam ke Imaire rad tbs ry. elepleyeest esperfteole el the mare betere. Weise she vented yam tends shake at Owner paha. Cellos Me einseed la pee bindle. WOOL.— Lame, Oct. l2.—Then is he shandies to Impel la the preset data of the Itagibb Wool trade, either In de. sod ageism There ban bras a better feeling la the Weirs Wool iambi Ilia week, and sale% although not very extrostee, bare bees PONSIOIr IS the Weems. Daaarro AUTIIIIIII FAIL—We have just reonivrd a Tw pod et Ws need Weiss Miasmal Fair, goat by seeds et a s pelesipal we *broken tbst dts, suer g Wet dry seadder fidr se he bele a wry lisely k beteg " sobwies" the Breslau stoiwalo disaboa sal fir soodaeolora et tba dusky et Pew. who brouglit heat rowlilime Wog W the Mr. bed ne t natively dewed Irk stile." Adel the pled d breeds Weds Is Add le base leas hdleersul the teem prldedite et Zseee7, Ms edema ries la the seem mbap mere am eseirsilsei redestime. glissime Weds, sags the seas mart, MVO din suisrel dodos Die VOL The amity Ms bs steed et Pail sad Perelea re these Is S.. Mess yet out. blew t k des Jens dohs.—Lewin Ihrtery. CHEESE —Catalina Fate.—At the October fair, on Tendliwoi brae weft at awn Wag pitched for sale in the Linen ball ; but lures were numerous, the prices were low, and Wien new auk dientidlei. althotent after the many selPhouring that bwe letely been held, Nest of them chose to nil for what they could p rather Um keep their stocks on hand daring the winter. The mop priers were so follow: Inferior quality, 445. to Va. ; addition, 47e. to Oa, and none of the Out dairies trickled She. or SOL per ewt. Lattractsa Iftcriasmaim FAIR.—At the Cheese fair as wistaria* the pinit wee espreenteetly great, bdar larger than hoe been Wawa for fifty pers. The prises obtained were not even to the of the ers, but they Iwo better than at Derley, miring ken to and averse . p about 50e. Mealy of the dnriee Wen renseitehly pod, and the general quality was considered to be do. eidedly eapentor to that sold at the previous fair. The quantity sent ail by rod no bemense. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1849. Coll24.—Cual.maroaa. Oat. 12 —Then was a mallet m y* ee wheat at imigket to.day._ la coosigame of dbo timers being NOV &Ming; end the fell prime of kit vete Inn freely mods awl some OVIII Misr own m by was okotaxt. Whoes, red. 425. to 44e.; vales. W. to 4U. flemotel, wee to wpm, *Litt itotk's plots. Other 110,11 *thou& Wterstion. • - BAIL WAYS. MIS DAT. Two o'Crova. The share market to-day is doll and inactive. hies. lly are about the same as yesterday, but the eon y is downward, and several of the heavier lines mark letter. Loudon and North-Westerns were last done lower, at 109, and Great Westerns, at 63. Caledonians mark In ; Great Northern" 7k ; North Stafford" n ; York and North Midlands, 211. CooarrytT. Oos. WIT* 30 lollaatt a ease +hat improved demand tee White Orb nooks et wen Y woe eedditiou found buyers roadilr, at es isproolalllo OM tot week's prices. Nada, Baxley reomaa Om bet sets sot deal Wag. old Beans an somewhat same. art Mob felt Teem. Oats sure aaaltarad in wise. Ow rest prime: Old Wbad, lea is 17a; saw. 130, Id. to Ilia ad. Malting Beeley. "So to to strtislise, 335. se ay ed. OK New, Ito to 14a. id.; am II& to 12a. 01110aiit rte. to 36e.lkt. ; saw, M. to tat Old Peas, Ha. to 132. Dllllll6. Oet. 12.—Tbe doom& fir Who* a trifling In tbe Ob. noose, ad piste Weir tool lisdsz_lia abort @apply, sod the tors dower. Ns amp la= *leo 411 a. per 36 Nom; obits. dk. b CO. nallim. sr. toils. Oak, old, We. to 0 6 fee. per It stow am" Al. Who to OIL pee $1 stew /bor. Ste. N to /era par" one. i• loaria. Oat 11.—Illoot boo NU very hu le is thy, at • Whoa seer lest witit's Oen; ea lot loos Ia pet* wr ustotild VW baby Ilirs me met mob may; w oieltetre for tbe mot pot el NA bard Is pardon ot moot prim Ow la 211 a et la eor qr. obtuse. /M oen :WM rod, . Z I NN% is Ma Ilativy. 21a. to So Ode. Ito. ;to leo.Mo to Ulto to.day up to 2 Oda*. Hots. oat. 12.-The arilvala of Wbsat ad Barley are andersa• bee null et ether adds. Par Wleat ties Ins been a kiliatry. sad the rano ef hin week ar• setaried. Malt- SO Ins le now asokat star ; /Maw bas bees anfee. a nd ra radial la. parr . Names. Urbane Ms bare nannals4 Ia sale NO Va. s wsalnd I. per boa& air ail awe lardy lea Is page sad *mai The asslitis a Load aria at ll_ lAN spa from Itrantasm owl MIA la Ran Ria•-•saserar east 6 1- SAO qrs. Any passim Mrang a too ides ware laphs la by as 1 3 5 amain a the asanswiesset et this yea, as madam a Ig. 10 riiir:s bun arasbed; balers, *swear, are me masa ba do 70 . as they astidgel• ratan IPfne Pardwas way be I .l' Wet Ma 41..; mialliss, Sas. to Si ; 'aerie W. te idu die to fie i 1 SU- Missal al 25 as 37e. Is Sea.; middlleg, No to 375.1 hhea A tt at Mat ei 11114 week. The whelk ten Rata awbers' asseast Prier Wheat, nabob, Was" 411.5 e 410.; ad, fa, 401. s• as.; am. 4•11 r 40‘ /WWI. MR PE Inabek nixed Beltle ile t446. Ilawhang, red. ke. to ells. ;YealtOdenss. d . W. WM. , par v., Ms. to 276.; grinds& par Met, _ll Ma .1 • SUN. ad, par la. to 17e. ; now as. is ire.; lissilso. Sm. per et, id. to Id. Peso, whit. Week. pie v., 27e. 24 Is II s • Ike. 101 111 Ms.; grinding, 631 b. per bald. M. Pd. atila.4l. len% aid awl awe, Oa. per Mad, as- to ba4 ght te We. Utah raw. lar vow*. pm gr., It; T I T= =srbrisk aa SI& Rya, per sink IL LIMA Ns qr. ! las. 41e. to Rag IL Pemba& Roe, etin n a 11 ara-hap, At. le Sea.; balder_ Ida a la. ; Rath 37e. to 39e.; Nu is lea. ; Issigiang and Menet En a 370.: *St leallke& OIL Oa Me Ravewd, per but, Oran end SA Mali, RA te ; lb& dedes,lll4 to 161. 2 Ec 5. lopotts into °I 11.2 dealer Ms webs Ursa; 400 qr.; 2A111; Wheat, 36 M. 4,014; Mirky, 1,057 ; Oats, 200 ; Beans. 442; 1 115 LINOCeIn, Oct 12.-Oar market to-day was yea supplied u wilt WWI. width was taken o at fully lot week's press. WS had is elk • wad trade be Barley. at a trills woes many. Oats • small u Yew, with a did trade. Wks; red, Ma. to 42e.; obits, Ms. to to 47. Leaky, Ms. to 30s. Oats, 15a. to 19s. LIVERPOOL, OCT. 12 -No particular Asap las occurred 114 is the value army made at the grain trade the hat two dams. The 124 latallok ammo sae Steely eimplying the feserar market; with wits. Lit the led vele% amain ream babe 1111.1411 ivartan a 41s. 44. pre „",,, lageral warier. At tlds newitet Okra vs a wrier As awn. kr wised, sod desks of Batik radioed Drank, 7: rather insuded the rake et keg moist day, but these mimoss. pregame& In lowa_assrallas. Paw ow wavy ma and pasts ,L O . only spopeand 4 Orst-eas hawk. Mayers Id. par trobalebeapar, with s air oak thereat. Daisy, isarowd pens brogan tall plus. India eau is an dead, hey, with ably demand , at ffk br the heat 2 =d pad yellow, Ina to ha ad. per 41101 a kr whit*. 20 ate Lieerped mil tea the nth to she Illk Oa., inlaske Wheat, 4.314 qw.; Brody, 1.261; Malt. 624 ; Oats, .11112; Beans, .7 1,997; Per, 41; Was Clan, 6.766 ; Indian Own Meal 106 barrels; •• Oatmeal. 4,090 sada; Mew, 6.411 seeks, and 2,642 busk 60 IlLinesToEE, Oct. 11.-We had this day a wry slow trade tq kr all vita. at last day's pekes. There was no awn Wheat than gt was aired by millers. Lent corn was tome *stint than Akre, lop Beans, the quality of rebid% is very good. Winter TortS 30 were not I. abundance ; they sold at &oat 4. SoL to 5. per bushel. op Good sew blaek Oats sold at from 16.. to lila. Red Wised, Etc to 29 43. Maple Peas, Us. to 30s. Grey Pas. 27. to Pk. 53 BMW, Oct 11.-Oar atarkot was well 'applied this day. 14 Gad soaped of Wheat for wed la demand, sod realised zither better no In grain of other description; alteration. Wlisat, white, v.' WM. to Os. 3d. per bushel; red, 4s. 9d. to da. 9d. Bests, 1 24 4.10 4. 9d. Barley, Us. to Ms. pew qr. Oats, lb. &t. to Pts. 50 50 Oceasohowoz, Oat ll.-Tbe supple of What to-day is gg agaia Wry; priers madam tops down, and the &nand Is very slow. ;11 Ls Ind Oahe no alteration Wheat, new, U. Id. to 61. per kL 3 awes; old, to Cis. 3d. Oak, new, 64. to 9d. per stone; old, Si le led. 8411141. sena& MK to 17s. per qr. st 31 atone, raling, Ste. to 25. Moor, superlse, Us. to Via. pr look of 20 st.; 1p essnal. WM. to Us. 60 11011141WPTON, Oct. 12.—Oar market was well attended today, sal malaraWly eepptled by the pewees. The Wheat trade 111 wee eery Wm. owls f k arennt ofbasimes dike. lad Whew la SO repot Bads, wrierate dowel tw wades sod De ; the Bt. aunty teen the pewees sentlners to be Molted. Oats end Deane a tb dew ads. awr, If. la. Is pee bed. Iterley. saltine, 17e. la las.; aw. Ms. to Dl. ler qr. Dean, Yaitteh. 30a. to HI Ida ;nib file. to SY. Osie, blank. If.. Or lea.; white. Wk. Flour, 81 . 29e. le Ida pis wet. SO W Oat. 12.—We bare another' arrival of ABBP2IIBO, have -In re - i s Mott Itreasbatrover, 1s Ira, and fully lett week's rates ob. so bienll,l44 damp Bobbin does not KU freely. Fine Barlq fully as so dear, ad In fir damn& Oat' and Stelling Re b fore. Been. and is, and Ober Maio Wllhent variation. w eat, per qr., 00114. to 15 trot bob. deaf, an; and Kent, red, new, 43e. to 44e.; extra, 43e.; u IMO% di& to 46a; extra, 411 e.; Norfolk and Matta, red, 41s. to 435. ; t y tom 46e.; white, 44. to 41e.; extra, 46e. ; Uneolnekdre end Cam- IF ted, 40& to 4ta.; extra, 43e. • white, 42e. to 44e.; extra, s o 411 s. ; r &M. 0340 a.; extra, 41 . ..; white. 425. to 4.ta.; extra, so Hs. Donloie mei Neslipberg. teldta, 41e. to 425; etas, 415.; Lower su Bettis tad lisnaborg, 117 e. to SOL; eats& 41e. • Medtterraneen, t y red, Ile. to if& ;ex 1111 s.; Nerlimkekl. red. ife7. to 43e.; white, ri=pir qt. fop. Borland Peak BBL to 31..; extre, Ala; sad Terbilmb Ste. OIL to IM. Od.; extra, 70e.; o s : =T2Oe. to 235.; kr*" 21e. to M.; extra, Ma so Od. er qr., 631 be. to tie boa., amell, Be& sew, 625. to 33e. ; Bt= g. ieer. 30.. to 32e.; fonds& pm no. to 30e. Oats, per mono, o s. Std. to ad.; extra, kW; tether, 144. to 9d.; extra, 10d.; too antis.to 941.; extra, 94d. Obeltlng, 2611ba., 225. to os. 113 a; extra, 24e. MO, per trod et i 111:e. to See. ' 4 ' i it r jt; r eFeit r 'l. l 2 ° l Flefett. ner d ibed. Per IS Imperial last, Beings, ill. 291.; Beets. OIL to DI. Ma on haperiel t E,a to 4s. Imports during tie week :-Wheat , 1 ,Sof , 3,211; Oats, 1,313; Beane, 716; Fax, 151; Witted, 1 1 Mt 1,113 loot& 3 HAY.—Sorrortotr, COT. 12.—Neiare. Cooper sad DAV. I so report trade bare, at Oa Isinedar rotation: 13 ea* Meadow. 68a to Ns. I Simia 188. 86 Ma I New .... —a to —; si Wavy • ....... Ma. is a. Wow .. up na strew.— 216. w O. ft. CATTLE, &C.-BRDALII FORTNIONT FAIR, Oct 9.-The nmeher d fat sad grazing ',beep offend wear we ;treater Una 484 ordisery, sad nez&ll sold off at telly fare vat We bed sloe a llehrres et kw width ware were plop arenawas sea balm% Isiah beim= *4IW as sbe sad tlmsal , ell Ise shempid MM. The peters talus wow are go pot seek Meow this toes lest year ; the rates ter baler are 10 sely a tale better than Midis, meek. Beef, le udd. per stone. 10 Maitea, te SO. pa lb, lb OH. bad a MTV ISMS MORIN? of .. 10 / Pettis on air bear sorkettunday. There were bet few abertheess sad galloways, leek red balt-bsed ROOM bsi.g the minded Meek ,„ r oo *own. Masse Me Were upwards er ilfiy la ildr ~it ewe „ Pets. lbe =whet baba dettuwantlowlatey. We that seisms, maid use Wawa.. Mmes tows les. to ashlar WY. 'The pl =pip il et Wrap wee very Sae tete/ upwards at We ea berwee In wit pins wwdellea ; yet erre were awe pad wahs• Medi bairns wisdom Ibr. w pas tbe sr plass. The plat* Swaim el WY aaweessissed risers. Bare wan akw bett-bied awl blaskard. • Menses weld be Dearly abets& Mos Imo 411. se 14. per tb., delay Ow offal. Only Odere ea aft lisdAy. mad day Warrior sort .1 anim.ds, selling at ken 41,4 le ed. per lb., *Wag cal. Exams, Oct. 12. -There ass en sesame amply of stock driven in, hut the demand was el./salmis dull. Fat Beef was not worth atone than Ss. per more for the bet. but no really superior animals were on offer, sad prices ranged from 7s. to the latter Awe. Neither barreners nor any dement: km of store Bullocks were meth Inquired seer. &menet% 4e. to sa. per mom; Omrs and Calves, 61. 10s. to lei.: yew limm St. low. to V. 4s. taus- hutekere Calms, 4d. to 34t. per lb. The amend for Sheep was equ ally dul! 7 good fat with rs were °flared by w. Ight, at 444 per lb, and the beet could be purchased at 41d. ; ewes, 40. to 44d. per lb.; store 'vetoers, As. to M. seek. A moderate supply of mere figs, but a slow mkt. BULL MICHARLNAS FOAL FAIL-This fair, yesterday, was the dullest which has Men knows for men, year* The show of meek was by coo mamas indifferenr, but purchmers were few, and prices sought could rarely he Wit Aced. carting Bones met ready sale; few of any other description chaerrl hands. s novelty war the este or • number of aolmabs forming Sdr. Batty ' s splendid collie *" which were la geed coon.= and sold *ed. LIMOINTER MIONAILNAS Fats -The somber of W a g. dal escriptlons offered far sale re Wertneeday was very large, but the sables effected were ir tat Ell la proper* w t t the somber exhi bited, sor were the pekes .build at all roUgetory to the seller. Maros and heel realised alsmt 3d. per lb, and a large portion of the Sheep were sent beek unsold. The Hoses, es usual, were very terrier. WARZYINID Oct. 10.-We bad 4SO B acts and 3.200 Sheep, the trade far which was dullot portion of the stock remain ing uns.A. beef, In to N. ii. per stone. Mutton, 4 4 d. told. per lb. YORK. FORTNIGHT FAIR, Oct 11 -We earl a world supply of fat Beals, whisk met with dull male, it Man ss, to ss. ed. pastor*. A good show ef fat Sheep rewllly sold at sd. per lb. A large number of loan Sheep sad Lambs were nearly all sold, at fair prime We bed Wenn et Ma Sorts, the pieta for which were lows am sM widest You liIINIALNAS FAIR, OA. 11.-This annual eir leek plass off Ilturiday I , Ft, but, owing to it hewing faros on tie eeme day es the FUN lortuight fair at York, and Wu My Amami ether taint, then MSS not Mal • !vie show as there w !womb* untold have bees. Of fat Mint, were was • Noo t leslowe_ 414.6, at As. Si 6d. pee atone, but the Nippy en. sore :Ime the aeon& Zan Manta a Sod aupoly, sad a ok rabbi bailees dello wasepas HAM. Pat Sleep a raise glom MI WWII well soli up, miltteg ad. par lb. Of store ewes tame was a large show, and a pc. it; brie* hue aces doing mane teem. ML-re area Ilk win a very floe awl. a Bau.s, which were nearly all bought W. GLAKIOW. tit 11 -•0111 . C atIO intake th , s moron: was somewhat strolor to lair wick'. as reward. iiiiantly and qulfty. For as yugag that was s tood the dounind wa. brisk, at 1.. to g a , er cw t. over last day. Bst ca ef, 50s. to 525.: second. 475. irt MK Cows, balky la d Ibte r me, :11a. to M. nee ewt. Striking MEd. A livas Sheep mutat, wIM set iMPri T , q O INI eft last *oh Prime. neat, Al. to lid.; mired, al. ; faience, aid to al. per lb. Lambs (roes 3.. to led seek. Cleve% fop 43. M 411 s. per cwt. Pigs, Ida. to 40s. areerdlag to en Ity. COVENT GARDEN. —TA WI re prier: Plot Apple. par Ps.. S. P. 4. artpla iN br e l s o d. ..rare. per tb. 34 pa. lb. 9d t Is Pandits, per s. • 01 a %roar., es. per 44, to ISt Plum, pwr go, 41, ,a Pairs. p r das.. t• •• per UN .Prre 4 . It Apple% Vr.shom. bu Wafts% Par des- 4 " =6llTarp dr.u, t.. 1. We* 2. to Plrestrill par Ma ht• dra 44404 10104 Orem sr .1 it 14 ..1 • *Pr.. Ppr sta. Y r bJtal ro. hes ;sr 1. t rrr A Jf..00 , ,.. ►l 0 41 P.:11•1004 par• posit. t.. per Prboro • I 4 011 • 1.. Isl • 'VI • Fn.* Morosiv.—The fol,owing .4/Mesea. per Om. Is to NI - latlm, ts to Ik Almonds, Pe- peek sweet, per lb.. Ira 31 Wiling,. per /1011. Is 111 to 2, pre bee .Iv to 2.1. Filbert. p..? Llolhs.. 41. to de. Sow Horegona. per b.. 20. to hewn. per busts.. 126 I. 16. .....__ _ •0 to Cncrintrli Lea:V.' t. Nice's% r r kia..aso • We. ve HOP INTELLIGENCE. PATTINDIS 11114 Bntrw /LT that about 1,391 =et Farnham Hags, 7111 of country bans, 40 at ILent and sod 103 al old ones, was Probed at Webtbill Oak wartentay Oar ob. The priors rind 1111111111MIlvere about ID. IbLps: ewt.; aad it • gamy, gest 9L la Vu taw ware odd, but It I. unwed, as the deadly is so malt, the greater part will be stand el to-day. Duty,lo,oool. Oar market eery Seta. Lairs& Oct 9.—There Is rather mare Inquiry fat now lespoest last wetter rates. Yearlings a daft tete. Dory, 90.0111. DILAIDITOSS, Tat DINO, SSD BOSTON DISTILICT.—The following return tram *is district wUI be Intereelso : 0111111401. Amu. Pockets. Weights Cwt. qrs. Ille. Wis. 4O 324 401 2 4 WM& leswerd 29 i i o n cae. 11l 374 $ 9 SO !1vy615 IS 0 Weir .02 " =ls 1 319 II 4 Lahti l7 i 44 =ets Wbillissed. John— We 73 71 Isom lOl r 19) 126 ri MI Mares& W, Pm 27 166 NOW ..... u 44 pocket& 74 Mom ni poeketa. MUM................ 51 45 Mae. Wbitabes4 IL 27 97 pockets. 21 hoc Ciftlitnitl.m, Oet. 11.—Pickier is over for some days, and ia askew prams Is tido district the ere) is • ennritete /More. Man,. mess ism oft ham sided at all. tad the growers say the duty this mar will be OS pee seat lees Wm task Wonsan:sm. On. 11 —Pickier is us v quite Ilaislted ; the boa gores realised 9 scat. per mere, bat the pwinis +m*ll set over S qr.eta cwt. par we: Me tame may be sedil of seven 1 07 11 4 earlobes la tberolibbearbood. liirlWass. Oct. 11.—We have emaplsted nor hopper, sod wetted Off ; and the tweak eta., as sewly as we eve ascertain, asselibis of WA year's er p. 1111 s, WM the emseetatios of bet .g WWl* Mpp the duty, Ma throws a damp over airlca tarsi pro-. pegs, ed. , - prinks mach &dress doling the combs c minter. "left Mil ?YAM acs ham De 413100,111•11 t, sod the Go niers (gybe wales to employ Ana) enact pay Meas.—Orrery Stintdani. Wolosioatt. Oct. U —The sample qt new It A c )min: to market Um Saturday ita bdas se mad as before, caused prices for them dmortmisas to sire way SIAM 4s. per elm from the omit's.. rates: tint tar dee awl ch.stos pawls rally se much was given. The sap ' y rembel eltol.t .:,,ft 0 pockets, or which 93: n•-ar and an old were sold sod wettied from the Rowers; and 'l2 new awl 25 old to tic wok: android of the tops Petei ALM/ of the MOO pellets bare bees weighed this week. present prices per met.: Weer los and oh .le, , tto. {01174.1 e' 11, ary, 120.. to tVe.; yearlings. 404. to an ; Osaka, 100 e.; 1 341 's tad .al's, 49.. to 70a.; Old olds, Beia. 11•410. 391 1 17 'AllLtal. • teArt. D kss.ls to Is IA ver.. ll k. 44 11 Id .. oeinii± , TrierTliUnei:Fl I; 4,1 ..1 4 1aibb. per doa. le *lto de (Wit% pee lb.. 41 to 84 A •Vothokre. per doe, lead to 3o Variable N weeny dra, to 6o 31 Lottoot ..Iso.. per .ouro, 44 to 91 pe...oree. 61 to le elle* per a:ea. Leto 81 foto Awe. pet Wt Mem b to te layAre.wa., .441' 11.41111. 1.1.1. 114 1 1/rbUi1.161.40 p T prineet. sl to 3d pe: letirle. Yd tc AI . Ira *0••••:11. 2 I 3d ••• r ~ r Ito 34 ;n: .;+ 1.474.1 7 .ii:: - ,..t0 40 hma t. r R - . 'ism • . mane.% 4 ,n Ipl VNOW. •• AL I I.m Lawns 14 . 1Alade!a ~. il Mats ter..( 111 awl abaft pid, se Ira a suessaie O , S De.vilimi • mown . ley Ns. W*., le lins.Witv.osit aft My paid. at IS 711 eermisms"and etz l 96 19d111.1 . 11.9.66.9 .. • • A O AO 12$ Do. Lihries 10 _Do. MO prilirriatrol. carow ifirosid : I IS Deartaktosas . 40 Dobbs ind 11411441 10w... Is ßut Ds. A arß. *H.) 44 De.(34.104.)4 p. Ct. Prd. 24 111411ra Opuntia .—.. 10 De. Noe Oa .I p: Do. Rat, Ip. Ot, Na I 41 De. do. Mx BO: Pl. k Ira pati.:. II Do. N I „. .w ZS Eames Um" ../ass B (hate L k BALI „.„. IS De. Ilia/ C. Min 30 Do.=. fO. Ct.) IS Bait dieies M Do. • per Ct. Pref. e M idiMikAaad Glasgow... 10 D 1.4 Ames le De. rewport 21g. Nestor, Yvil. Nolo red liu k moth 00 . 1 0 111 1 1611 .. ••: i 24 l a. .talt sma.A.Ddiffred Tel Ow arm 1. 6P. ct- TA Ds. per 040.5 t- Pe 474 8484 Land Rut. (Lc) 10. 048441175ith 41.40.4. d... "u — fro: 16. — ur./411 - 7. — .1 3u D 0.1111,. 16 Do. Sow, au eta lomat watirs ... ... M D 0 +irr... ... 13 90 Do. ___ ... m iw . , s►i ' ::: 3S Do. 131 Ds. alum 60 Laarrit aid Outel• 10 _ Ds. T3drdi •i is t agi - 4•= -- :.' ' c ha res — ... 224 Do. sierra „ . 10 Do. lb Do.TlOns 10 Do. Now (no. 11 Do. Wort India. Unice 15 Do. Proton and Woo 10 Do. snow (A) 60 Lodi and Bradford— .. 60 Lodi end rbletk_ 1 I Do. Now P79‘11 p.Csiat 111 Loodoa and Blarkwall 109 Lou., Beighwo, k &Cart 9 Do. gummed 6p. latoCroydow 10 Do. AIL 8 /or Coat _ .. SO Do.o6avrt. 6 p.0..,1152 100 Do. Now S 3 gas. 6 p.Ct. 121 Leedom and Orooowlah 10 Do. Prawooste 100 Usk, Nortlo,l;stont I der: 7 Do. . I Do.tlOsi.,li.UXlS.(e) SO Leedom St Poutk-Wsstars ii 4 5.71%w,iii .:7 - .: Si Ds. Mew, 1148 „. _.. 8 Do. Preferease 7p. Ct.. 21 Lowetalitiosr.4 ps!petv 6 MomIL, Du, &ad Mat.. 100 115ace.,11124, and 1.100 . 93 Ds t e is l:or r ea, Pk. 1 .. 93 Ds shorts, No. 2 .. 111 Do. Mora. 110. 9 .. 10 Do.. LlO Pref. ... 60 Do n Groat Orlaaeby ... 111 De. de. ... ..„ - 22 D Ds. a Orkid 4 Mt U ay V DU:.. 10Iii DO. Limb Usion .. so Doan iii , .. 100 Da. Ma 0801 DOM 100 Do. &awl& 086 Oant. 100 =ls sod Catisle .. Is. 730. 1hm . 120 30 Ds. Osaran. 8 por — Ci... 23 North DM*. .»... 61 Ds. skarn ... ... .. 81 Dw De. ... ... 171 NecUi 8101111740►fre ... st L 30 Oxiord, Won., !Waiver. I& ltesd.,olol. 4 o4l4Aiste 41 Rapt= mil 1111.131 a . . 35 .83381228 Ontral ... ... 23 &02.4041120 bad ... .. SU Uo. New 19 9hrev•,lB Dino:, &NI . 8 Da, Oar 13 . .. 3 De., Now tkinaPist . ... 10 eluswebury end Motet t r. M. 11144.) Iltalraa .» ... 04 Ds. 08100•Cri .. 1 10 iliac asii. P;;L .. II Union ... ... Dlatrra rFO Da. 147). No., ::: :: ... ati Da. Dad ... ... ... 10 DO.llO. 4 Rititatmed ... 10 WOO& 4 Ilarlp ... 10 S. Talk. Dos., & 00010. 14i filrilleld. latherban. sal Ooda. D. Di gio.3 p.Ct. DI Witerlerd sad 101kemay.. 60 War Volley, 4p. Ct. gui. IS De. do. do. 48 WA.% Postanst. &Worn. IS Tark.l ( 800podellt &wino 10 110-Ist.l Torkit Uwe.) I De. 1:441.6 Parel.me Gi - - SO Tort red North la ~' nw ti . ~n.ea . PNLIIIIIII ZAILWATI. te /pealtalian O&M sad 21 119490229 obi Itallaa 29 Omani from (Vinson), $ DM* . • Great Wise Mirada 10. Os. /Iselkii sad Valenti% SI Namur owl Ue€s 142 Bartieura of Brous ... ? Mims sad Bordeaux .. fa Mir orri (Maim fD Prebord Basra II Pads sad Strestatirg 90 Rama rid Blass ... 10 Bombe and Warm 11 Tows and Boman N dl. IL II i ie ar. i I Pal. p , r 1 Fga. Pa. a 7 die. $ ti dim. 4 2 1 S II 34 Ma. 3 2$ ll_ 19{ 26{ 61 6 db. lie le • e,416 LIVERPOOL, (Maar 12. BtooB-2101•11101.—The market to-day wee some what dull, but prices, on the whole, were not materially changed.— lauwashire and Yorkshire (Ifni sham), tlf d.—London and North tith.tiwn, ID% to -Mtn. ((new f sham), par Is. 3d. p. DM° (firth shires), p.-1111dland, 414—Ditto (11 shares), SO/ d.—North Stafford.kire. 81 d --Bomb Eastern and Dover (No. 4, ism en 1.3. 6 2-3 dia.), 31—Tork, Nemastir, end Berwick, (0. N. 86 prat. till '30,) 98s. ad. t—Dutch Rhondda, bj d. MANCHESTRIt, October 12. SloCi-glaWn yrow.—T hers was act so much business dm*, and pekes were • fraction lower. BIRMINGHAM, Ge!ober 12. Beocc-Exemonou —Snores were quoted lower in this market, but there to no stock offering, nor her there been to any ea. tent for some time pest. London and North Western" were done at 11 - ; Soropshirs Unions, si die.; North Stafford', SI din; and Shrewsbury and Ihnningliset Preference Shares, SU. 9d. pm. LitEDS, October 12. Erroon-Ezenrosea.—Basins,. In the share Isiah*, has been exceedingly dal to day. TOW oaccolog not a dal& Ireasaattos WU marked oo the baud, &though 11:1011 small parish at sham changed hands privately. BRISTOL, October 12. hoo[•E=otewon.—The market remains in au& the same state, the principal trarrectiona bring In Great Western Quarter ahem., wn4 b closed at IQ, end Ditto, new shame, which left off at si die. Taff Vale Fire per Cents were done at par. YORK. October 12. BTOCI Ixoseurov.—Orest Northorn, 71; North British Thirds, 3 1; Task Newcastle. wed Berwick (Newcastle Exteneica), 12. E•C•PIt PROM JAIL.—On Thoreday another escape was made front Brids.wati r jail. A man wet put to sleep in a mos .ith t*o nth.r prisoner., and daring the night, with the aseistanoe of his comnsnions, he managed to make • hole in the a.li .g of his room, which is of lath and paver, end by that mans got on the roof end cleat off, „ s ip% no tw i g on bur his shir. T•is is the second or third wept: within a very recent period. • i 4i si cia• 11 4 per pia 6 pa. 33 31 &a 13 10 di& 134 16 131 13 It 1 4 11-1 ex In HI 24 10i Ili IN $2 die. 1 li T 7 1 1 pa. i Pas. HRH w te o•. U 20 elk. U 20 dia. 11 1$ 25 s 1 '4 ISs 14e 4 a 771 33 37 3 ells. l e v .. ih 121 di.. I 3f dia. It SO 18 dia. 207 212 p. U 34 pea. 13 17 pm. 34 66 23 27 12 In 4119. 101 101 II Of dfis. 91 94 Pd 48 40 - i dla - w U $G Us. 19 IS dbl. ay a die. €1 Si die. 11y 101th*. pm. V S SS S 9 ii i 9 19 . 90 93 3 1 dia. 31 70 71 91 10 13 63 Si 113 N is f►i ne tee n! fm. ri r 11 poi. 316 St ISt 17 Ms. 16 13 dia. 16 3p m. 13 14 So l 546 dim. 14 12 dB. 6 4 3 31 10 106 11 13 14 13 db. 9 dls. 19 17 Ms. 6 6_ 47 i t 4111 dim. 21i 21 dl.. 25 27 113 124 2$ $2 a. is Ms. 17 18 10 111 ex dlv. 4 0 2 2 $ I & dis pls. el 8 41a. 10 12 16 161 I7 i 19 i P6l 7. 7i dia. Se 6 dia. la I pm. 4 lib. Idle. ... 14 6_ da. -, Ea' 13 I 31 3s & db. 5 7 i ii dia. 176 11) az a 6 1 If 23 dls. I 4 46‘ S !d. 1 2 31 44 16 14.! lit iik --- 151 71 Ila 3f 41 i db. II 31 34 4 dia. q u I Bite Iprtoo. OUTGOING MAILS. The West India Mails, excluding Bermuda, Havana, Nunn, lienduraii, New Orleans, and Mexico, and including those ter Madeira, St. Juan-deNiearagua, New Granada, Chili, and Peru, will be made up on Oct. 17. The next mall, for Lisbon, Spain, and Gibraltar will be made up on the 17th of October. The mails for British North America and the United States will be made up on the evening of Oct 19. The mails for Gibraltar, Malta, Greene, the lonian Islands Egypt, Ceylon, India, and China, via Southampton, will be made up on the morning of Oct. 20. Toe mails via *sneaks to the Mediterranean, Egypt, Ceylon, India, Hong-Kong, ite., will be made up on the evening of October 24. The mails for Madeira, the Mulls, and Buenos Ayres, will be made up on Nov. 6. WIER WATER AT LONDON.PRIDOE, Tao D;;:Ir ar•T‘,Tii§:les.77.7.7::Liii6a.m 711111. 11. To-sea aow—llongag. UL Vs. Altessook II li. Illvs. LONDON, SATU.RDAT, OCTOBER 13. WAS the blustering Russian demand, made of the Pore for the extradition of the Hungarian and Polish fugitives, a serious one? Was it truly the result of mere sanguinary thirst in the throats of the Hessian and Austrian emperors ? Or was it imag.ned on the part of the Czar, in order, Stet of all, to try the flexibility or courage of the Sultan and his council, and secondly to see how far, how stre nuously, and how unaosmonely he would be sup ported by France and England P There are sensible people who ask themselves these questions. Russia may want some pretext for the continued occupation of Wallachia and Moldavia, from which, now that the Ilurgarian war has been concluded, the Porte may regime her to retire. A new cause of coolness and disc_ :et with Turkey may be convenient to enable Russia to meet such a demand. There can be to doubt that the abstention of Russia from assum ing the full sovereignty of these provinces flu been now for half a century due, not to the probable resentment or resistance of the Porte, but to the jealousy . of Austria, ennported in its views of Danubian independence by England, and even by Prussia. The present mo ment, however, being the very nadir of Austrian depression, when the cabinet of Vmena could not venture remonstrance or resistance to that of S. Petersburg is the critical time for Russia to advance its pretensions and to make a bold and de cided onward move from the Pruth to the Dsuube. Were Russia to do this, proposing at the same time to Austria to take Belgrade or a part of Bosnia, Austria dare not object. While the Xing of Pautieta, estranged from his people, were equally powerless to resist. It is the opinion and the fear of some, that Russia will never allow such an opportunity to peas; and they lock upon M. Trrore's conduct at Constantinople sa merely a kind of feeler, of which the brutality will be et the rime tine di.ravowed, as the rt fusel of the Po , t.. wil, be made use of in the way of coolness and reer mil ation. If .%e 1.4 k back to the last century, and into that policy which Rigland followed for the preservation f t`te Ottoman empire, we shall find that Russia was el ern et. ly checked by Prussia and by Austria, by the jeib.use end prudence of either the great FREDERICK or of MANIA THEREBE. Whenever Austria, as was the case up er tne influence of Prince KAUNITZ, fell under the dictation of Romig, Prussia was excited to sea d forth as the guardian of Eastern Europe. Un fortunively, the accession to power of Lord BUTE and the tory camarilla at thecommencement nt GEORGE the TRIED'S reign betrayed and alienated Prussia, fling ing the great FREDERICK and the house of Prussia int, the arms 41 the Czarina. Tne first consequence of this was the conquest of Wallachia and Moldavia by the Russians, which they were only induced to abandon by the partition of Poland, and the large share of it made over to them. From 1815 until a late period, Austria was the orAy instrument that could be need to check the encroachments of Russia, and a feeble instrument it proved, as those encroachments show. The consola tion, however, existed, that Austria and Prussia were both growing stronger, if not in government and pablio favour, at least in the resources, development, wealth, aid public spirit of the respective countries. The great problem then was how to mike use of thew resources, bow to rally them frankly to the throne, and draw support, strength, and adhesion from them. Such was the problem proposed at once to Prince METTERNICH, and to the King of Pauesia. As to eerreeeercir, es ignorant of this new and popular power, as unable to handle, conciliate, or direct it. The poor man had but his old night-cap to use as an extinguisher, and with it he went to work in his old, doting, idiotic way. The King of PRUSSIA was not much wiser. He saw, in deed, the new crop of intorests, idees, end weirs, with which he coque . ted like a big, haehful, stupid boy, more in fear than love. The yesa 1818 came is the midst, to surprise there,' blundering and incapable ministers aid 'sovereigns. Tne hopes of those who desired a barrier sgainst naa fi& were greatly and naturally excited. A flee Germany would seal for ever the fate of Russia, and compel the Czars, present and fu - ure, to rest within their frontiers. Were a free Germany impossible, a free Prussia, or a free Austria would tither of them have sufficed. there were no less than three chances. But one by one they have all distppeared. The kings and govern ments of Austria and of Prussia have both separated from the people, and their set ptris are acconi,:gly eo much straw. A•to G rm my, it has been strangled in the cradle. What we now s. e going on f min the Bade to the Alps is nothing more then the solemn mockery of a funeral. Fur Austria there was still a chance, even after the crushing of its G.rmwi element in V i enna by its Sclavontan generals arid soldiers. net chance Icy in an amicable and just accord with Hungary, a ces sion of its old rights and constitution, and a following up of the Archduke -STEPHEN'S promises and policy. That would hew- produced a free, a happy, and pow erful Hung ty, lie l d anew to the hones of Hap,- burg, and a bola /irk (we have seen it tried) against wlrc't the force of Russia would have failed. hire-d nt thin Austria occupies indeed the soil of Hungary. But patriotism and independence are crush. d out of L. And what remains of the military and national spirit in it is retoy to Gil at the Cztr e feet, and take the Ita•rnan manaech for its sovereign. Not only is Huneery fur ever lost to the House of Hapsburg, bat that house has lost all bold over its other pro vinces. Vienna abhors, Lombardy execrates, Bo hemia mistrusts and contemns. She has an army, a beaten and undisciplined, a cruel and woman-flogg in.r army. But it is a mere mercenary horde, which begs of JOHN BULL to turn over his hard' savings to provide for the soup pots of the Croats. Thus has every chance, every element of freedom and of independence be en: rejected by the wise rulers of the present day, and they exult in their wiedom. There is, however, a consols ion rill. This is. that Russia, whether p eeipitate, or utnte, san gu:nery or greedy, or both and all, has still com mitte.l as gross a blunder as any of its victims or accomplice. The Czar has, by his conduct at Con stantinople, so aroused public feelcg in England and in France, that the ministers and cabinets of the two countries were not left a choice. They had no room for discussion. They were compelled .to send a joist remonstrance to the Czar—we are glad to learn it was as polite as it was peremptory—to say that he mast not touch a hair of these poor men's beards. If, therefore, his attempt was en experiment, it has had a very de cid• el and, as we should think, unexpected result. The Hungarian patriots are saved, ai.d saved with an energy that must drive bark the Cossack policy into its fastnesses. Their salvation, too, is a tribe's ren dered by Europe to the consistency, the virtue, and to the c -use of thaw truly great men. There exists indeed amongst us one vile calum niator, who goes abaut daily, like a Paris chfmnier, dragging nut from the filth of foreign dung-he pa some foul and slinking rag of calumny, for wn'ch he gets a price. This political chifonnier tells 114 one day that Goimizir ran away with Count ZICH jewels; another day, that KOSSUTH filched St. S.e phen'e crown ; the next, that KOSSUTH had a tree =e, with which STSHERE ran away ; —lies, lies, every wred of them. KOSSUTH quitte Hurgary with five hundred ducats, moe of which he spent in rel eying the difer.rsa of those sronnd him. And Hungarians and Poles, at Widdin are all p• or, and al provid d with garmen . s and even necessaries. The treasure which autom cf them have, end which some of them et le, exie,ta nowhere save in the imagination of the chirimairr of the Times. Ir any one will bring forward a well-diveted for closing all the post-offices of th e ki ngdom their boxes from twelve o'clock on the Saturday -- till the same hour on the f o ll ow i ng night, we w ig support it. Let no man throughout the milli' e - troubled by receiving and by b e i ng tempted to letters of a Sunday. write But, on the other hand, we should say yak the transit of letters as fully u can be dre w ss _ upon a Sunday. All letters for Sunday teseht7.s despatched on a Satueday, and may, of co be despatched somewhat early of a Satarday & V T noon. We always understood that there was, see s ' facilities for sorting letters in the railway w h& ,, • at the service of the post-office. We do tot see the greater part, if not all, of the work of Nee s .% an d e might not be done there, and bef ore t h e S. ' -1 that the task of expediting throu g h th e pseseggs: St. Martin's-le-Grand would be a work • the employment of very few bands. The cheapness, celerity, and aninterrapted um transit is one of the greatest and most sensible's,. Horatian§ of our time. It is, indeed, almost the cat s great modern improvement which equaliaesthsadia tastes of the poor and the rich, and commueicafes the public, almost gratis, that quick intelligence All formerly was at the command of the monaphist4 of the great capitalist. What stock-jobbing have not these exprea trai n pot an end to ? We hear no more of pigeon h o courier Hying, or galloping front relay to telny,in order to put Mr. ROTHSCHILD, or one of his sh elt i e p ',session of the price of fends, or the h ow rence of revolutions in the market of this ag h capital. The poor man now knows an nhe i as the rich. His penny letter, beroe on the who s e steam, cannot be out-distanced by the flettegmhd And were government to do its duty hp hi s . ing his provider—the newspaper—to tee leo degree of cheapness as the veva of it, the Bauman would have nothing to complain of in fles h of being iuformtd of what concerned his inserreteo a d what related to the business of the world. Let us take care bow we mar this highly morale. snit for the sake of a clamour, raised inconeiderah s and got up to counteract the very parposts4 which zealous men have joined in it. Tam Mho published by the Poet-office authorities, and nigh ought to have been publish d long ago, has wept every one in possession of the Minn sought sad th changes proposed. Toe aim of Mr. HILL was evidently to do better, to accelerate more, to make the farthest point of tie empire paricipate in the advantages which theme tropolis enjoys from the great communication with Europe and the colonies that steam has mud And Mr. HILL, we believe, was fully aware that see objects, however aesirable, were still not to be procure; at the expense of the sanctity of Sunday. P os t* therefore, ne sought to provide. But whim Mr. HILL and Lord CLANRICARDE were both wrong, ere in not communicating with leading commercial men on the subject, both in the country and in the pro. vinces, stating the aim, hearing the objections, and meeting them, as well as correcting the mon sod miscalculations into which even official, may fell The public has certainly some reason to complain,/ being taken by surprise, and Lord Jens Resew, has wisely met this by a partial adjournment. md we think, these excited fears and scruples ought tole allayed by a promise on the part of the government and the Post-office that the entire question of Sunday labour in post-offices should be taken into coosiders. Lion, with a view to devising a general measurefor putting London and the provinces in the sum category, Sunday letter-writing and Sunday here posting being in both precluded. But at the same time we trust that neither the Post-office nor the Prime Minister will abandon tbe habit and the improvement of the Sunday transit and furtherance of letters posted on previous Gaya From all we have heard and inquired on the subj,ct, we feel confident that the transit through London of letters on a Sunday could be manage° without sty imam of Sunday labour in the London Poet-office at alt The present position iv, however, one in which they onnot remain. Horne traneit letters cannot be stopped on a Sunday in London, unless foreign letters be stepped too. And, if the Pest-office a detain New Yurk letters going from Liverpool to Southampton or to Havre, or foreign letters going to Liverpool or Manchester, such letters will be toe warded independently of London, and will give rite to tenfold the Sunday business of the regular post. Let not, therefore, the sincere and pious champions of Sunday root fa ll into the mistake into which the Pru. tectionists fell when they prohibited tobacco, silks, and wine, and created a contraband trade, which not only cheated and brought down the revenue, but wuich reared large numbers of men living i a illege My. Sabbath-breaking, and crime. Int Court. ARRIVAL OF THE COURT IN LONDON. The Quern and Prince Alban left her Majegty's marine residence, Osborne, I•le of 'Wight, at ten taints past nine o'clock yesterday morning, embaked at tattier at Cowes in the Fairy, yacht, crowd to Oetyert,ul travelled by a sp.eci train on the London and SoutbWestrts Railway to the Nine-elms station. Oa arriving at the Mink bar Majesty and his Royal Highness en eyed a carriage 1 4 !our, end proceeded to Bentley Priory, S•anmorr, to MS h'r Majesty the Queen Dowage: The Vi•c•untem Cue ming, Lady in Waiting, the Hon Lucy Kerr, Maid of Roam in Wei ing, and General Wemyria, Squerry in Wading, feb lowed in eno•her carriage and four. Her Majesty and tte Prince arrived at ten m•eutee past ten o'clock at the Pnety, ivid were received by Sir Horace Seymour and the Lei Cnamaerlain to the Queen Dowager. A dejewar wutervtd to the august p..rty. At four o'clock the tel le • n ant Poo Albert took have of the Queen Dowager and proceeded ts Buckingham Palace, where tin y arrived at ten minutia psa five o'cl ca, and were rec. iv.d by the Hamer of the SON, the Vice-Chambirlein, Sir E tweed Bowater, the Ideate a the Household, and Sir Jame. Clark. Her Royal Highnees the Duchess of Kent disci with her Majesty and Prince dibtrt yesterday tram', a Suck ingham-palace. Hit Royal Highness the Duke Al-xandcr of Wit. temnent, accompanied by Prince Philip, yisiod her Boyd Highness the Da.heas of Ksat yesterday, at Mares :I-hone, St. James. . The Bt-hop of London and a deputatirn had!" interview with Lord John Russell yererday, a' his dieul residence in Downing-street. Lord Lyttelton had lalo in•erview with his lordship yesterday. The Postmaster-Ger eral had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday. Mr. Highs's. Secretary and Comptroller-Oesseral to the C.olMilbleeri for the Reduction of the Ne.tonal Debt, had also an int*. view yesterday with the right hon. bannet. (Fran last nlght's Gazette.) FOREIGN -OFFICE, OCT. 9 —rn. Queen has beet Pleased to approve of Mr. Charles B nj man es consul, it Demerara, for the United &eve of America. MEETING ON CAPITAL PONISIIMENTB.—A gel full and respectably attended meeting in favour of the abcili. tion of capital punishment was held in the To. n-hall. Dr More on Wednesday evening, over which .1. Crotkett, Esq., to M..yor of the borough, presided.—The Mayor opened the proceedings . of the meeting, and then introduced Mr. Gillis, who examined the whole argument in favour of death punishments, on the ground of example, on the ground of xoediencr, and on the theological grow do in rrot gly er forced. Me then said that the system fuveurs the owl V the guilty. This chiefly arose from the relocate , of jariss to convict, when there was the porehatb by any means, of returning a verdict of acquittal. Malty juries had recommended to mercy, 11 . 1,1 1 on account of their objection to death punk , went ; several of the judges were opp sod wit; as was alias the present Lord Msyor of L ndoo, sad numb rs of the provincial mayors, who had signed *do cument stating it as their belief that the alto idea of sack punishments would tend to the good cf society. But tbm arose the question—Can we do with out capital inintahmeu t? —and this, after all, was the prscticsl point. When tiler' Position fir its abolition in the c.a. of sheen stealing ao br.ught forward, it was obj ected that nn ek el 112 ' 0 would be secure afterwards. But what was the fget I Wh,/ that from the moment it was alsilish. d, the crime diesels". Tee some with horse-stealing and a number of other He w0..1d take 17 of the crimes for which the peealty lied been altered from death punishment to itet severe sesta* Taking the total number of committal' tor there 17 hf J e lan fi rs years in which the offreoirs wen cepiesl, be lossd the number to be 11,651. For the first five years sew the abolition of capital pusishment for hose s, the nos. hers wen reduced to 10.804, or nearly I,ooolm t ace belle* T , ie was tales n from 'Parliamentary paper," No. 354. Balk ° 1546 B. F. Bleck, Esq., of Bath, prop oed the adoption oLil p parliament, in a speeoh of length and shill,. B. protested against the syrinx b -cause, to use the words . Douai.* Jerrold, he believed it to be " a prom berglei'" ll l . calculated to secure the e r ect designed, and on the Coa r '..?" perpetuating much evil on anis., as well as On the lathen• . dual who more immediately sufferer) by it. Mr. Slack col! eluded by moving the adoption of the pe.inon. w hleb "I -ended on the first resolution The re.olutivn he prapser. , was ten- tided by the Rev. Me. It arch, Wesleyan niditie.r. ' elsx in a very pointed and clear oddest-. A mile it'''!! .es n ;wen to Mr. Gilpin and Mr. Sins, and the ail el_ • `in. The petition received nu mber of signstuf“ -*ethnics. 111 1 11 8$ e u+ If 7 1 i 7 311 7i 1 i 5 4f 31 3 10; 4t• 1i 2i 3 TO3 i 121 i 124 214 HO 4 9 e, 8I $ 48 7 9 i 4 9 4 9 7i 124 Si i Si lei IS 17i li I Si 17f 12 121 11 214 201 21 4 -- PC lip at tb ills i sow the 1 TI is el the 1 Ny. eelyzi