The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1849. ASSTresa. Sept. Sl.—Our market was will attended to day. The sepply di whist we died, led priwipelly try, esd the demise ma nets esimeeed. Slur* as Masse on lest week's Om w set peser4 nem Mr who were edeled. et ea Imenes mist et le. per V. The wryly et Weft • me diet, tie weds wee weedy ast grim ow be ew reseed a dude bleber. OM were Is ✓odents desoeeL stiot "Peek • lautitlest. Deem sad Iles were Mres. PIA d widenreet is dregs Is Msg. Mee, ad. IL Is 114 p tlardi w, Y. WM. lestry„ We. le We. pre, tea te Us. Ilersk 3111. ki SW. Tres.. Sid be Mk MA Me. fe Me , Dye, Ide is ice. per Tam tit le ds. pis beded. • tee. is Sid yet seek. ATLISIVIIIIT, &pt. 22.—Oar starket it dull. st leet week's setestiess. Wiest, lei. te IIL 11.. der lesd. letrisy. M. is flia. pit gr. OSt' 175. ft fie. Dram. Me. le Mk Pim WM is /14e. Webs% 44k te ile. Oars. S pt. 23 —lre had •Stir supply et Wheat at this are srehet.and the quaky et the sew vas mesUest. It le. to A. 1.iteXr......11. week. Whist, eid, :11 2 e. tke.; .sw ;seer . ilk in led lips. fl.—We had a liberal supply if Wheat =voile UPI Is t noddy et trim W. W is. per WM et dm agge . wind say, EU' the seuepales ad Mw &so mil sister erre idea the serer kg will. Sew Sem use Id* In per &aspen Ileeres. Sept. 32. —During the past work supplies Eno lb, Imam MIS MY Mrs Irionie le bend. sees they ase by is 111•1011•1111. NMI= trsesd. ••••111h21 the semsel lies mderMielidie AllYd teYeS Ii tile MIMI Ism a nte Yeti At serbet B.dq. Whew let Mb len Imelry the es Wet/dry. end dr Mho Mel &km hems Ild• gam Oa. "re min 8 vegraid. Omsk Mow Flees were set weaseled. TM sew asset dem bits* Ws a hype 7 let we heri sese adersg. Wheal, std.lle le On; shies 4110. Clete, NM, He. le 11e. Dear. CANISIDOS, Vhisd2ll.-With Mbar a harp sop* of all sew Oars. we ars is My as rather We Swim OM lest week, ten la per qr. Wbeet maws Om Ilk is die. Itssisy, 111. Gem lie. es 10s. Now Swum Vs. is We.; kid Ti,... how C•1111111011T, gist. k2.—Our market was weU wed prism shoat Me same. MGM sow, brows. 117 a. to 41s. Id.; old, white, 47e. to 465.; sew, with% 415.t0 4ta. Tam% 4e. W. CoLcsima. Sept. 22 —TM mauls at to-sissy's sor bet is kir, still there le s° bsprommelill Y the MWIT. The trail M is., at Is. per qr. admire on Meat. Mat ltd. Barley appears, sad esile at late rates. Ism sell at late rates. Peas both boding sad Mein, are to better midi; they sell dourly, at late rates. °worsens, Sept. 22.—At our market this day there wine a kW Mow of last Wheat, tribe hood mods berm at la to !males Morelia metes prkom heilli rm =l* aces beid fir a Imam sad a kw aim 1111“ Poky wea megkeled. ml aorta mot be soled H. se M. pee loaner damper. Dem Mama Mew. M Oats wry ildo w Leeeks tb = . l Momiarky the mom as lest VIOL Imam while. me beribd. fa.to M; re& fa M. to Pe. ad. Dmitie PAM* Mmassee), pee Mime" Ps. M AL ANG. M. Pia. Mreors.; acs. 5t0W5.4..111. so 10. Mom% llaeorM. ads. ea. Id. to 45. M.; OM.. Memo& hard, umbra, re. 114. la dal. N. Harley, spberlaCh ish. 2ol M.„ Its. or 28a.; sodam psi Meporld q., t uza.„ pktalag 20a 2ta M. Oak& fle. ise. ft ter imperial blabel, Isba ILI IMAM gypttea, per ba ad. to IL Id.; hoods, Dube. moil Celt, is. led. to 4s. 4d • Irish. 3a. 10d. to Oa* Limerick Wearer* Ilembesethy, white, per alpha, I. OIL Ws. ad.; Melt, Waterford, Totiehall. lee. to lac ad.;Webb. Ws* Ma to 16s. ; Iril .st per 3121b5., 18.. to lee. Id. Palm VIII sad rioters, per 63 Its, Eaglash, 3a. rd. to le. Id.; Paralgs, 3s. ad. to is. 10 4 . Hoar seconds, English, $4O to 31s. Limord Cake per Ma. Preach, 71. to si. Import.' or the weak Wag apt. 2S Wikeas, 3,917; Barley, HS; Oat*, 760,Pear, OVILDFUUD, Sept. 22.—We had a Wire supply of Wheat, be which a Mealy aerated was errertemed. The mem prima were realised as Last week, bat the trade wr less dolly. The whol" supply was cleared oti. Wm.', 11, to 31a.; red, 37e. to Us. Barley, 265. beta Peas, 3 stows. aye, We. toe litaaroan, Sept. 22.—There was a good show of sew and Erse old Wheat, bat the farmers seem reluetsat to part with their temples at pre eat prim It appears to be admitted On all hands that the yield is mama and the quality Ant-rats of every deseriptim of this year's cave. Wheat was Is. to Is. Ed per qr. better than Mat market day. Prices: tt beat, bs sew. 4a ial• to 30 ed.; old, 4s. M. to Ss. 04 Harley, per bushel. Ifs 4d. to Is. ed. Deans, ris. ta te. ed. 24 N. to 3.5. 4d. Peas, 41. to 44 3d. ; white boilers, be. 4d. to N. - - HER7TOILD, Sept. 2!.—The market to-day better supplied with Wheat; Ise sampleo faay pupported last week's prices; inferior parcellot little Barley °truing, with few balers. OttP., Pen, and Beams made folly ma meth money. it heat, 241 to3or. to per Md. bully, Ihs. to 3h. pet or. Oats, l‘s. to Ita. Pea; leo. !la per lead. Dear, lb. to M. Tarts, IS.. to 18p. 13e. be KittrOAL, 8 p.. 22. —At today's market we had th• largest ',imply of Wheat we ham bad ibr some months pear ; qualit meek end in first rate eamthices. Oats were in fair *apply; a brisk all kr each • we cannot quote any alterAtinn in "%due: la 4 weekh prises were tally enplaned. Wheat, De. to Um fid. per load at 20 Mom ; Osts. lid. to lid. per Mum. American barrel Maw, Ws. N. to Va. GIL - - • ma. Sept. 22.-Tb• gnat bulk of the spring torn la new enured in ins mar. ilia monde es market was well sup red. What issolmd Reeky, et le. per hod Mmes. Oatmeal,si, tid. to per WM er. Cid Wheat, Pto Ms per to ids Wreak less. to M. per 2 ls. 41111 m. MIN; sm. 235. LZICESTIR, Sept. en S2.-Oes . mar teday was exceedingly well Melded, bat wee set e very large apply of grain of any denuipties Wheat mad le waded ham is. to 2s. per qr. higher, sad meta corn was Ma. at lest marl priori. NIARCIIIIMRI4, Sept. 23.-TM bratleatty to improvenw at whisk we sadist leaf eh bee Wm gontmed during the prevent, Meetly besineas Iming bola dine at MI. sod by but maples Of Plow somewhat I, Wash Ia the egriwaliwal marke's we .dories We Men In the Mae of Whist, sod melt more con- Meuse hie been At both Unwired and Waksfiebi yesterday, Wrest of the mailltiemost la deemed was rather dearer ; other arti stes mintainlog full prim. et our market this morning we have a Medy waseneetive demand foe reek article. Wheat ill 34. per bushel higher. Prime gtuhtl a of Hour ass mite and fully Is. per sick dearer, bat bo sesendary arid Interior comics there is no fro; rum mest. OM Oatmeal, and ell other artbles hr feeding, influenced aaebaMy by the eanthseed spread of potato Moms fully maintain late it.. pm MAO of 7Ultos Engl4,ll, white, 7.. to 7s. 4.1.: red, as. N. le Is. ; BM. white. Ss. id. to 6.,•. red, tb. !Wish reg. WHIM of =tadied. Iras. 41. to 39. lid: MU, per busier43oe., lingtieh. sod Sas litt, b. Id. to 24 Irbh Wadded o a. Is 4d. lo Peak peril Ispe ial bauhel white and Me beilers, Ms to &M. Plow, pee seek el :bulk., English and lOW Irk Ms. .o 535.; espeelbse, fres. ed. to 33e. ; eat's, 35e. to 37e.0d.; Oftwol per hied dtelltek, UMW' sad kWh, Ilk to 2ta. NIWCAMLB.I7POIII.TTNI, Sit 22.-Wick the exception of dessiss end Thienad (vbso a good deal of rain fell), the sea her, *NO ern_ Wm it ben • Aversha fur winning the mope, MIL how. emir, bin the nem pttlag Mb, oar farmers have employed awry he herbs Oar gads, although, as sight M =WM, Tio= ha not boon pet op In goal 'cotillion. The Potato* Memos bon made No ogooomoo with im ha sem ems M a very wares Med team, mid tb merle ham Mnoberimed are illerwlee of se Ma mmal& Meg. The to daring the pawl week h ruled coined. losty gna Nod slags ivisess bees Vas V Whist sad Hour at M o hr mew preview restet„ the oaks of the Maw to cowmen. anwastlng to Mad 3,555 spa ; ether wide; at the sane time wet ted mew Mistime at homer to ms Notwitlinsadag the di.coun - gigs Mires hem the country. Hour it, Masan M the Vetted Worse sod Comds, fact from Modem Canada shipments of this waft an Wag .. L in to the Vetted States), sad Uwe &refight in ..ale essiestarts emputiog Prunes rordring toravia aoandderatte portico et her par at boas to awe the vista et kw pepalattes, their can be no quake hew the trade is Moly he Me bensafter; hod year we de set solder wry Megrim of the es the f nation to export bee woe, Mammoth as the want of security at hiss mem mace M to tido country, which alder a MY et pate sad mot not have occurred. With venrity of Immo add idled Wes mope to the farmer estergeles, rid at adVelemed of awls where the bad is already Ms WO. law sphiMarbts of Ms sissy rod sat bar competition, nese Sc. what gam* It may. The mannihetwrees ma import the raw miterldt, minsiesture it, not weigandelly emmite wilt. other nations ha the newlrM mortists al Mt wort!, sad If they am do so, why emlnell the Britha who has no arterhy to Leh to cattiest omen M the amen& of his preilneef liming thought It our duty to espr ie l i m etw oma zira d measerelly with referee how the trda % to UW to por be Millomed t likely bareby„ vs einewely trust owr remade he re ceived la dot it la Idea day ins ellimed. ear alai baba that our Shirk Wieder seenhada, wave, or may be led weehthe as omprefedied a dew es p e opts • "motion where •• d i miry eloped= le boom m edit At oar maim this wervlng ve hot a ander* slew et Wheat Iran Me punts, the qwIIM asel sewlitlea et whisk era se laildbrad this It is Eldirolt M Sledge Rookie with swnsy. Pies it Whist wee kid with awl Immo be ea advisee la. per qr., Ina ear maws bodge beeW se Indy Swag Se week, Se basins geoid was MeV, ; linelfew South Osentry ea the contrary was melt legoired kw, so Vet hid than bon say at sole the heat rod mall haw treaty mi. vaimiled CR to M. per qr., 63165. to the bushel. Inflow we have few trametisne to report, but late rates wen wet sustained la odor main we hove little variation to nets The following are the mesa prism Whisk NoetkoMerbind, old, white, Ms. tool.; vol.des. to M. • leadelk and Sußisikeid.wkite, nos. to its; red, 4441.475; liesebeedlz a td. white, Ms to M.; Tad, 42... 4Ss. Wom rod b Dwaikce. Ida to als.; red, Ms to 43e. Rye, Norfolk awl 245. to 21s. lid*, Naha end Suffolk, :Gs. to ebsealler, lie. le We.; Seetheidedand end Swab, We. to Its.; devoller, IV to Ws.; ptahray sod dada& Ph to tin Ma le MIL; ebeedise .MK to Us. Oats, Northumberland and lestelb peal% to Ws.; emu= and Cagan old, 17s. to H. lam vial) bellord, oradnak 9t.. 1.305.; grey sod staple, 2Se. MMS Mews, am, Ws. to Ms. Mows doe Storktanand Northam borhend.lls. M ass.; Raids& whites Ns to Ms per seek; hours Wits Ms. to SU; essenis. 21& to ; hoesebolds, 216. to Sers. ; thirds, Win * 27a.; koseshrids. IV to 31e. Perelgi: Wheat. Dealeraed .L L. win* de. to Sea; ted. als. lo eV.; Ms to 4h. ; red, da. 4's. ; gliregleabliat Posmnaka. sle% 411% to Ms.; red, 44.. to 46.. ; W Ad" white, ego.% M.; red, 42a. to 44. ; =ll boloodo. vidoo, 41 M eV.; red. M. to 41; Petersburg W Reamed. red, Ms. to Skit elms. red, Pa le 405.; ditto ferd, MR to 411 a. by., Pameemion and Prvesism, tbs. to 24.; toßseter, WS Ma.; Pmereadra sod BMW* Ws. to fle. DOM Wm, 17a. to Me. •, Pemersolan ills. to les; sad Daaish, 14a. to Ma.; Arelsarigel and Inae, wide, tes. to Ms. loot, Preadastl t. os. to 32e.; Alesserdelim. SUMP& The =PPM %WINN& are : eceetwits MO; Beim. 4,147. Bp, somtwise. 41; larsign, l43. Battey. wombs, 1,627. Osta. coutwim, 522 ; Amiga, 34. Peas, mills, 114. Near, 472 seas. NtrarroaT (lets or Wiwi's), Sept. 22.-At thin day's aseltst Meat =Mat a decline el le. rase qr. below last week's prices. Barley and Peens each le. Mapes Oats and Beans without alteration. Wheat, W. to 101. pen load. Barry, de. to 21s. Oats, ISs. to 22e. NORWICH, Sept. 22.-Tte put week boa been very windy sod math roller ; some heavy down of Isla have fallen. Ow harvest operatbrui are now %Moe et a tim end, horn what we cam gather of the yield, it is rather mere thoten . The qua. lity is very •uperior ; the wale* lo alt la Nan IR bleat average. A.. our market tete My Me femme Mimi= sibeadeld simply or Wheat. which sold at le. per qr. Idea do aloof leg deareday. The mar. chants buying very Wooly. bourdwid Pot Ria= g ornosanded a sio re sale, at ed. per orb bus and ellbed to ea Oh ! tenant business. no kehy VIM rainolly anussi his Mime character, seesodpsemb bees bon ind the and priees set la at I 1 M lds. per "aim hoo, all aii wi heat alteration V vine. Wheat. old. wilts, to 42a.; red, 40*. to 41e. • Mew, white, Ms. lo Ms.; ww, red. I* 4AL par Barley, salting, gam to 2b. Mom Vs. to eds. li., M.. to SM. oats era to Ilse hoosehold Plow, per rotor Mo.bo i pursers fl mobs an dabbing ow monde milt. Is. 9d. per stone. Sorrow: mix, Sept. 22.-Having yolk , e vie to the slaw one:vest operations, we are rather mere freely aupplied with sarni•Ne of new Whist, the quality of which is generally die, and the oonch tion good. We ham are award sample. of old Meat broueht for ward, sad for the best qualities with the linen new. la over Pie view of lest week ow weedily paid; anything la 'erM. fe not or well mid. We have a tow unapt= of sew barley .Rowing; hut the malt ing mom is sot erlattateteet generally, and priors not tiled Other sedates nub se bidet PRTRIOIOIOOOII, Sept. 22.-Then woo • 1 -roe •Itow of Wheat here to-day; the growers wire unwilling to submit to my reduction, but Met did chasm bands was quite la per qr. under the pekes of last week. Was., red, 40e. to 42a. per qr. A fear ,amps. oat Barley, which mods Ms. to Ms. prim. Oata anu Beans nominally .8m ad weak. ParWoRTH, Sept. 22.-The show of Wheat at our market ens weelderable, and the best etollties were taken by millers at mown* above lon wookt w ith a slow trade awr do. Samples Mother were numerous, with but little 7.lthewl. White r new, 101. to 111 per bed; red, sew .to lel. ketsy, salting, 22.. : to 211 e. per ' qr.:XMAS Sts. , te Ea Oats, 11a. toll Pea" to lea Pry to ita. PINTOS. Sept 22 TM atrlvala fliarridc The hale &gag ttst yak balm rather gas NMI en kit amp Sao, = i rk Or bide war Wha diatla, opals mar, eare dolt weal slaked, what ipSime Opens aid inane move way. 1110 bola fa. day of DISY 7IIIII . I i Ca Ratings. trap. Wads WM wet &MA awprfar es = folly naleabel wow beit quotalliaa; salidlater arlosta Curforidge the haft ado. siar iet aw a zt ha mad maw lowa. :ire awe hut yak. af WWI la dew rapesab, awl Mbar dimpr. beak , as rd n▪ ed. we bind War. Old OWN Tahoe Po wow at hat Old e w es imam •t Inquiry, am as dear oev filahou twaram, thoughar or drasiod, dialard Id. per load. bt ether fitot so shame waft ad wablia per '_ What Sopthhour whoa. a Ma, 68 et :1 'rat . as lea.; rod. Ills to 21a; tali. per = i t ed. he Se. Id.; rd. usperiar laetlearep to owl, fa. 444. a Os. 4d. Toed" Par NOW afi Amides end Oral" wile,?.. Id. to ra 6 $.; eat 4s. 70. to de 162.; Reeleal, Awls" nod Ueda, red. da 1 1 61 . 7 6. 01 4 Hwebwrd sal Uwe eed„ 6e. Id. to Gs. the. ; Rotlrdem and ths Shims, red, fla Id. MAL 161.; Preach. red, 116. 3d. to 1 1. Roar, per , pew of fellha, Eadllelp. One to raptrisa, fha N. to $N....,•, eh. elides, Ma dd. to t • hawk pre sat of suparibo and sutra wit., Via to as! ; Amarisis, par bet of 19611 e. Wo. AL to $6.. ,7,* Kw ad, go bda, Rere,w wbodbeer WNW. Plaglieh and Irish, Iftl:nu ga, pup, per Wilha., white holism, WA to ps. Ida. per 311124megle spat verb WA te Ws. OWN provender, WW ; 10d. Is So id. Orderad,pir load of $4166.. ftelelk tid. to Ws. Mel, chills eserglese dim Wm 611.; Md. 21s. dd. to Ws. 6d. fs falba Cam 1 1 S i eZelba, Ws. to Ws. loam Cora NW, per parbonasasv Bel mmitegam 17a dd.; yellow. 16.0 d. Mae far of 2 ~ isles add Isiah.loa. READISO. Sept 22.-The Wheat trade boa ea kWh re• tat vivid Rem he alas of , end Mum active awl Way. We It bed men Mimes defog M heel artists then la Mill tuna gut, and wialitsisi woo asso op bp kW Minh ail/ to 2s. 21.1p1 r. NMI • ifteedg tale was ale dew la vein own at &Mei adleame le prism Imo Nee samples a t yaw Daft were 29 MINN& NW per v.; Wider slew as low 275. 105 SAIWINIMAIDIN, Mt. N.-West markets about the tti wok Ha to OIL; had whits, des. per qr. Barley, new. ma Ws. an MOW g mil, 04s. to IS.. Pam, sew, Wu to 30e. Baas, 30s. ail. 0/111. WA to 19a. pm V. 13p le MANUMIT. dept. 22.-The oupply of Wheat to-day N wdsINNIENN saw sad to prime eauditron. The attendance being II Ssfhwisallekim" the demand was animated. New realised an NI dares Ika eel beet obi, Is. to le. Is. per qr. A moderate N ann. is Isilay, el home growth, at former mks; and la foreign 1$ MA wep rolls &Mg. Oate sold at precisely I.st week's acetates's. 66 MONINews fount porehasers to a liberal ceded; but Egy Oka was IN W ac were al.* Peas. Rye was avid et an advance of 26 N. la Y. liar, Nat, and Tfatabes, s before quoted. Wheat, old, $O.. Odes.; am Sea, to die. Marley, Ws. to Vs. Oat; 17a to 12a. I, flomaile. Se Oa Peas, Es. toMe. Nye, 32a. to 33e. per qr. Allah, 60 Oa le IN per laimd. Ws. to la. per fork. 121 Inasuensa. Sept. 22.-To-day we had a very fall our- i s : bad Sousa sad &alas; mew Wheat, In good coaditios. Imp* gala were acd quicker than Az many weal, pat, s was ad 18 graes.opy Is (goad Is. to se. per quarter atom het week's 1 . pima bath old sod new. A steady trade Sing in the Wear trade. 33 at la paw ark. Rye without mimics, bat In good is dramwd. The trade la barley was dull, end prime receded lu lie aim may elltsrbi. Oats net a moderate dna sad. aod lea 4 week's pekoes Win /any supperted. Beira sod Peas attracted but MU, ottraiss, and prices nay be considered a Awls tower. e l. Wheat, aid, IS.. to 40a; mew, 16.. to 41.. Barley, 23i. to 30s. Ores, is to M. Deans, 365. to 40e. Peas, new, &IA to 40.. Rye, 3la to n lea per v. Welt, M.N. to fe 9d. Tares 6s. WAWA,. 6d. per MNJML is Wear, Ws. to Wes. per sack. 23 Wisdom* of to Wuroart, Sept. -We lead a large leer farm en ma to yer & Mere sea, a pod supply at sew Wheat, cad a 211 Ulla( Mow of old. The deco .ad was salve, and last week's prism 14 were Or sly supported, and in some Maxus Is. per qr. novo turiney was obtalmd. The supply of Meat Barley was very short, and 124 salmi were geisha ea admen of la pee qr. Oats nisi commanded SO a lister sale at late prices. Is Betas and Per bat litre dolt p with. la oat menthe. Rye and taw Yetebee were In aeUve demised at late 49 moraines. Flour and Walt underwent no Usage. Wheat, old, W. 8 , 1 to lIL per lead; new ditto, W. to 101. Barley, Ws. to 29a. au, 1 1 M. to 23e. Bane, 32.. to 4 a Paw, new, Ws. to 445. lite, Ills. to 100 345. per qr. Flour, 80a. to S.s. per sack. Walt, Gs. 3d. to Gs. 9d. SO Tares, Ss. to Gs. per basheL 23 10 Wasson, Sept. 22.-In consequence of the fineness of 17 the weather tar thrashes, the supply or Wheat has ineremed coed- Is deesbly, smiths advaase of last week hu nearly beat lost tads). For se ode and Beans former pekes are peen, tut no great life la the buds. teL Wheat, white, 41s. is ; extra, 431 . Pee er.• rear Pk th extra, 435. per qr. Oats, hi, 9d. to Ind. per Mall; OM, Id. to 9d. leg - , Beam, 30a to SL. per v. Woncterna, Sept. 22.-A' our market to-day there ea. 100 • gee supply of English Wheat, which sold at ea advance of Is. per 1 0 p. ear last ntarkstrelsy ; bat the trade rebid dull. Raley matered iss vain asses hid at the prices of ths day ee'enight. Oats main- 10 MW flak who. 13 Toni, Sept. 22.-The weather has been uninterruptedly le 20 derlag the past week, and harvest in this district is nearly tom- u gialed. At his day's market we have a pool 'Utahans of farmers, l e, ail sew Wheat is selling treely at lint week's prices. New Barley 5 5- mad Oda sub ensitered in value. Wheat, white, old, Us. to he, ; so per Yip. _itr.• sew, 4Ca. to 435 ; red, new, 42,a to 454. Bei ley, le maim Us.; grin lieg, We. to Es. Oats, new, M. to 9,,d. per stem if 14th. ; old, 10d. Flom, Mr per seek at WOlbs st.l paI.FAM, Sep'. 20 -We have had a Mark of re: mi nd!! 11 harvest weether, which has been made wash we by ear that resang is al but finishl, end mash or tee pale crop has been 50 corded ia sonatina. The reports are eh very ashrourable as SO to the Weems to the Potato coop, the s made of the St. exist a it is at yaps as not to be retron. Whir Oar impreedon is that 14 It li ghted to 20 percent. On the crop; sad, with the reckless con- 20 now going as, will, In a few months fnot weeks, is anew at - pe into circulation in the coarse of Mt week), 13 pat the Potato edON reach of the poor, who are the largest W seesamene as well se sefag thus mat benefited by this crop. 10 We have a ardente supply of grain at market this week, sod at. the es allthe end quality improves es the season advances. 10 Wheat has drafted about 6,1 on the week, end is rather a free isle at 60 the dad ma Oid Irish is warmly Inquired Sir, whilst p.tod foreign, 1 g he elite& Is wanted. Freest, lel. 10s. to 10i. 15a ; Odessa, 91. to WI W. Us. per lea. hoar le is moderate demand, at *boot bet week's 10 rates. Bally maintains Bes e value, and In fair demand. Gets have 10 dietimd shoat 3d. on the week, and are la fen demand. Oatmeal is 109 • caw she, and Gd. tower. In time:ors : Welders generally took for 21 an advises of 10s. to his. p r ton, wheat cheeks the email demand we W had for the article. and the tew tales made have peen at an advance In of Ss. to 7s. Id. Yellow Is held at 71., and parties disposed to take 10 72.6 d. to 10s. leas, can part with smell lots occasionally. White is 20 owe% and fella at M. 15e. to 71. ss. p r ton. fie Cons, Sept. 21 -Sine* our last reteirt the weather hiv been nespileently One. Gravest work In consequence has proceeded . 15 with pest sapidity, sad may now. In fact, be cousidered to have been s, browns le s dew. The reports we receive of the yield of the Barley alt 11 and OM veep are batty finearable. but the Wheat crop in some theta is net se will spoken M. Oa the wh tie, however, there is sub. het for meth empathetic* la tie result of the present year's her- writ. Ocefflating seenunts continue to be received regarding the Pirate esp. Prom all we ma learn. however, as well as from a per meal inspation of the fields in th • district, we are sad lied thathight to emu Meat chg..- Still we would hope that a much larger pro 10 - portimat the snip will prove available for human food in the present .1 thine/eft helm past years, and we are fortified in the opialon by the ee, ha that, Navas bran plaided mach rather, the crop has anent to ma. hefty When end bas seregeently escaped the severer attacks. jectOwing to the MlWas sehrtimed la he menteetile world on the sob , • spece habit hes sprees up as the ankle at Indian Corn, „', sad anther lams mama of badness has Wm datum se an advanze of ".,„ sa.me taw The epee if the trade la amend ales Is ware animated „ mill whew a begat Mang this week in oar smakm Mr mat articles "„, Madam The Maga arrivals have not Mee es famisrees. We am Wray sasilled however with grain of home growth, the receipts St. he the weighting • Wheat, 3,203 brie, at ISs. Is 1131. Ild. per b reel Barley, 2,630 fain, at ita. tolls 4e). 0ate..14,81111 Wis., at 7s. to9a 4d. ? Owing to the impemed be.. of the English make% the Wheat ant- ~ vim has hese taloa seedily at an advimee a about Cd. per barrel. '• In premed Wheat notraostakenof any importasetehma taken place. , Oats sew paring in In prat abundance, and have destined in eoa mama lithe extent of about h. per barrel from we of ' last week. Some Wes a the prepared article (Naar have been ;;,' made at b. M. per Barr t, tree on board. This sime be wandered their phint value. The Flour trade continues la awe the some nn stele es ha alec k bakers wahine their i s the supply at their mate Immedale demands, and exhi • SIMI dlsineknation 12 M egaideas la Um made. Prices ranee Willi Cora, eithelmei ektriariblud, bee adeamsed ta. las, sod a cenade, a- i r Ms wad* km eingal bomb at the lempagemaat, the current rain at Ma Mak balm Si. to U. Da., sad la soma extreme cases SSi 80 W. is. eb per ha. Mau Meal matinees totally niabseed. 10 DUBLIN. 8 pt. kl.-We t eve enjoted tasmk•r wet kof 10 most prophase weslher, and oar reapplies of new grata are liberal 100 Os the sperkjef When this moraine/ higher rates were easefully es smswde the cline eaters seceded to the terms of Toss- te =till boors sated with confidence. Indian Corn was la eons listsams IL per qr. higher. The following was the earreney m kr raw aria: Wheat, white, 20s. to 23e.; red, 16s. to 21s. 6d. per so WM% Das, Sit to 10e. per 196th* Barley, Ile. to Its ed. per 2241 b. m lises e lljaa M. 6d. Rapeseed, the. to Ws. Indian Dots, We to Da ea Oatmeal, 9s. Gd. to 11e. per cwt. Floor, emarts, 18e. Mee. . LIMURTCI, Sept. 22. -W► continue to get large sopplias re of pale from the Meters, which met reedy sale at our prices, and the gemeal tone ct the trade is firm. Potatoes show great symptoms et of diessae, and are decidedly seriously affected. The Indian Corn is SS comegeeatly brisk at quota:Ma and an advance cut leg the week of 15a. per ton. Wheat, red, ltd. to Md.; , I id. to 1214.; white, 120,1, to 13e4. ; milling, 124 d. to 14d. Oslo, Bd. to 71d. Barley, ed. to 7d. per ease. Galata Indian Cern 71.; Mall, in • Ihn • American, yellow, 61. 15e. ; white, Si. Rye, 61. Irish flour, Ws. per big. Maesa, Ns. per laurel. W• 111170110, Sept. 22. -The delivery of country corn to go our market daring the we' has been large, and the audition, gene- to =peaking, mock improved; the quality, however, coatinues very Igo On receipt of the Mark-lane secounts of Woodsy, prime of a Wbeet, with • good demand, advanced Is. per barrel; awe :hen a S s'igbt Maine has takes place; at teeday's market this has n tem reemeted, and the value a milling mast be noted Is., and ship. is pmt sesepiett M. per barrel dearer than athis day Remain. roe 10 kaulp ths We is limited in the extreme, and gootaticae are almost SO nmmhal. Barley without change in prim. Otte were in god ei at 3d. per barrel tower than on Saturday last. Our arrivals of Indian go gem fee the week are to a fair extent, and there are two or three ear- le pm la the rase not vet reenact. The ooneamptioe is now trifling, ge bat en the hw gales Made an improvement of Gd per barrel bas been so team& WINO. • dell rale, at a farther reduceloa of Is. per seek. go emlemg: WINO, mill , par R e stone, 19e.ed. to Ile. ed.; shippieg, N ,11118.111. 19e. M. Halley, grinding, per 16 stone, Ils. to th Oat., le mirk pw 14 it., Ss. to Ila. ed. ; black, Dried and ritWhiatariat milk per 20 et., Ws. te Od.; hipping, We.; Ma Ohms, Ws. to cis. ; Wank red, 22.. ed. to Us IL Ode, Mies, me 14 at., 9s. ed. to Las. bd.; Week, 9a. 9d. al. War, swam year seek, els. Od. to Sta.; sewed% Seg. to On; Minh Ws to ifs.; hanks, Ws. to lea. Idea Cern, pee = at., numbs, 15a9d. to lea. ed.; American, yellowkad red, 15e.h. la Ids. 3d.; Spanish and Portuguese, white, 13s. to lie. Gd.; damaged, gm male, ll*. Od. to 13s. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., 7P. ad. to 7s 3d. Oatmeal. 9s. to 10e. Brea, per 6 at., 2a 9d. to h. Im port. this week : Wheat, 600 gra ; Indian Coro, 5,5:0 HI/ItiCaLDT, Soft n.-Tb• weather dual., the greater part at the pert of the week was extremely favourable he harvest °Phobias. and • heel deal of crop in the earlier districts has been mewed la fine order. We had a little rain yesterday morning, and teeher his allay with the wind front the ant. Unfortanav the d om e lnto'a s so 'naps is longer a matter a dash, within the tel ISA few hostiles extended to almost every kid. At oar country markets His met, we had very little all grain offering, Mere wee some ie. why for What sad Oste, sad some little advance wee paid over the pekes phi last Week; a he maples of sew sls god condi. Sm, sold readily at ken Ph to Ws. per qr., war t varying from StMe. to illbs. per Mehl. lifire . .piw: on ly • few oat of old Wheat, and about the same et am, the eld brought tray lest week', rates, the new 41.. to 445. per qr., ivaleakte from Glebe. to Mat per MUM; we had a good supply of taw Baxley, gener..ll7 in fah emends, Whisk eat • quick eale at hilly ed. per ge. over bet dues roles; very few Oats, and tie y sold s'owly heat the prices ceirest bet market day. Wheat, old, ha. to he.; new, 41.. to 44.. pee opszter. Darkly, new, :Os. to 21.. Oats, old, 19a. to Ws. ; new, 17s. to ll..Oribesel. per bag of Seeks., CATTLE, to.—tbarretemia, Two o'Clock —We have • very ler= Mame* la the ply et Two , but the average quality is by no means gret.eute. me choice's kb& see disposed of st a re amed= of about M. par Sib.; seven; inferior qualities remain tmid. MD mobs, ci ffheep is about the come as or late, but the demand seaddersbly deareased. Lower prices are consequently taken ; however a pretty Hord deem= i+4 effected. Mere are but few Um= on ; the trade Is =nest chimed for the sewn ; a taw good mass only ma new be sold. The price for Calves Isepin rather lower. From Germany and Hotbed we have 630 Peseta, LlN Steep, 00 sad is pige ; Leine= ard Northampton. ;Me Maas ND; sad Cabridgeeldie, so& Per semi at.= es am, airs. a 4. a. d. IZl a ler a.urai merammu I 1 3 10 ; 141 . 1ed5......eit . I 11 eons= end= O. 3 I Do, de. Ohl= 0 0 0 Kees aud em 14=110 2 6 3 Rea 3 4 4 o elisu 0 0 am &W. & •I 3 1) 4 0 Lsods . 4 0 4 B at uarte ; Dhow eat Liao. Abel ; Calves, 100; ▪ 101 RAILWAYS. TIM D&T, Two o'CLoort The share market oontinnes to Nearer from the depression which characterised it lately, and priers of most lines &gen mark sensibly higher this morning, though the tone at this moment is not gore so arm as at the commence ment of basic's'. Caledonian h av e brushed 18 Eastern Counties, 71; Great Northern", 71; Great Westerns, 80; Brighton:, 711; London nd North Westerns, 1151; London and South Westerns, 331 ; Midlands, 541. In the Frew* share market not mock is doing. Boulogne and Amiens mark 81, and Paris and Stras bourg 5. IN. I Sam= Unman 'MISS 2.. 1Am1i5t.,Met.,398,11,.. • leaks HMIs MIL t we C i Tb o p Aa b I or oink a graromos SO Do wiarg awn Ilas.Wity.k Novato al as. Web., sod Dot alio ally pat% or 111 _ want a arm _ _ N Mad sIN BANN 2I IlO.l~Yi 17 30 124 Do. d Aim 10 Di. Sll Program reg. 20 CNN. Nil Uslytmod IS Do. Prolioms 40 Dsblla red NUN how.. II Do. ((Lls Z. 1114 .. Do.(111.111446 p. Ct. Prot. 10 Do. PIT OWL Sp. C 1... tri Do. Ist., p. Ct.. No. I SI Do. do. 110.2 20 Do. N. It E. II per Ct... IN Do. Visas Y D. 23 Eosins Thugs, . l os s. (1L41.t S.M.) 224 Do. oloso C. ditto. N Do. llorlp Coo. p. Ct.) IS I Lm.. lIIDo i;:t Ds. S par C. Pref. I ab. N r.disbarg a t Gleagow. 11.11Ebongb kNorthers . IS IDo. Newport Sr Exeter, k Dore. Exeter sad Eames* .. r - WiN than 111 D 0.4 shares. B. 6 p. 74 Do. 3 per Cent Prof 474 Gt. tiouth.and West. (IN.) OW Great North of Eagleaki. 33 Do. New. . . I 13 I D. New 4111 1100 a 50 Dital:s... Si Do. abuse 20 15 D D B Yaw, 217 00 lion awl Selby -124 De. dons . 50 Lawaster . sad Carlisk 10 I DS rum: ... 100 1 Limmobire aad T( - 11:1 6 e 6 le e die. U IS 141 41 S 4 Is. par 1791. 31 29 db. 13 104 14 94 db. 1$ 192 12 4 9 1 •1 29 U 12 $4 32 db. If 24 6 14 I 7 4 74 es d 1 14 pm. 4 Po. raz Pau Kt 144 .V6D. --:.--.. to Do. .• 15 10 Do. Now (SI P.. 01.).. Do. Wet Vision IS Do. Probes Wyro 10 Do. 4i Bai a-50 to osd • aid; WI fliff — grt : _5 . 1 . Dealswyrst. p.pat ►u~w.::iiw.:u - . - . 24 UPI. 20 13 db. 30 16 410. 16 19 14 15 14 10 34 4 1 14 pi. 26 28 33 37 7 3 dia. 104 11 6 14 idle. 31 114 64 111 N. 34 3 34 929. 21 2 4192 60 13 dia. 207 213 43 45 pa. .01 29 pok. 16 II In. N 114 11 db. 11 114 74 7 Ns. 91 94 96 47 74 a. 43 4 8 P 2 1 Ms. jail TA9.7ll9ll.Disel 9 De. evormaisi p. R. late CroydarDitda -30 Do. PreL 6 par Ont.. 30 Do.o39vrt. i p. 0 4 41832 L 100 _ Do. New L 3 gum. 6 p.Ct. 40 36 dr. ezd 19 17 die. 9y el de.„ 7 64 11 10 dr.., 7 6y dr _pm old. 38_ 40. 31 - ‘ 3 l PI& 97 99 - le -- 4 ma. 81 31 71 12 96 10 sa ►s 33 63 ~~~~w~iaw+sie 301 Do.Probromo ... too Linda a Dort\Mods If Do. do. Dow i dorm 24 to 22 12 114 .i I ir&W pm. 11 I I 2 1 PM I 33 34 pa. rho to-day oy to I (Not& iii 16 15 7 es d 1• }Ps MI 60 Ili i 31 4f ex 411, 19} f 7 1 i 1 D77.15 - 4.117and13.(a) 30 Leedom It Newtle.WeNser 42 Do. New, LSO 34 Do. New, £4O 161 Do.Thleda Do. Preemie*? o. Ct.. 20 Lowestoft Guer.4 weCew S Moody Buz., and Nat.. 100 Veseb.,l3lld., and Une. 23 Do. .b ane, No. 1 . U Do. shone, No. .. 121 Do. Arras, No. 10 Do., ew £lO Pref. .. 30 Do., Great Grim b 7 ill 154 Do. Shot'. intillaeOla.. 10 Do. Orlmidy Doc& ... 41 Do. Lincoln Union _ lOU Midland 10 Do. LSO shares 100 Do. Blnn. and Derby 100 Do. B. and N. 6p. Cent. I 100 Newesatie and Carlisle .. 15 Do. New ff2o SO Do. Caron. 5 per Ct I& Do. it sharess ra Si Do. 8 DO. St Do. Preference Ils North Staffordshire .. SO (Wad, Wore., & Wolver. lb Rrad.,oMld., and Reigate 1 41 Ropers and Hitehin . SS *sottish Central 11 Shrews a tlllrat., CiMel I 6 Do., New Guaranteed-. If ahrowabory and Cheat& (Ner. W. Min.) Do. Halm If ; Do. Orowitry tO D 7. i -- rii. Piet : 34 :ap.b ar Union ... . U Do. Premise; . st rberb Madordahlre...... . 32 Do. No. 1 ... ... , 20 Do. No. 3 ... ... . $4 De. No. $ ... ... . 10 Do. No. 4 Redletsred . 10 Do. No. 4 &Me . 34 Boat/ Were ... ... . IS S. York., Doe., & Nook . lit Sibeadd, Rotbsesorm mi Ooolle, N. DI. gm. 14 p.R. 20 Waterlord sad Kilkenny. Do. Weer do. VeNey, I p. doCr. gm. 2 . 45 Will, dimmest, &Worn. 23 Yorlhlloweselelt Smoke Ils Doltzt.(YorberNewco.) 3 Do 0.14. E. Purchase or 40 York mot North littilasdl. 10 Do. IPrehreme ... . 114 131 131 141 19 In 13 1 33 I i loasso.Asi...nas. I Metaltalian (late Italian mad Austrian) . Soaleive sad Amines . ■ Oiatrel Trams (Viersoa) WWI . , 4 4 am. Si 6 i 12 14 If Mo. PO* 7t Pla• i. da. f, Drttadlea Oast Wks Pealsatd• . 10.. Do. 2 Madrid sad Vskada 20 nom sad lads 141 Ikataini 01 From ... 7 Odom aid Dada= .. 20 Para mg Calms 20 Paeldial Dena 11 Pub ell riraltearg . eritalumiNissio 11 Unsaid MEW 53 4 3 12 Ilf II I i 1 11 u 31 ex int 114 lel 1 141 17; le 17{ f Ilk k meet lk bk I / 6 i blies d 3 31 db. 3 ex db. 28 31 31 16 21 db. 10 1 e+ 86 OIL 21 LIVERPOOL, Septensber U. terocs-Exczosoz.—There seems to be quite _a dearth of good feellaglethe market for " bears" shoed iffiowed be carry on uninterruptedly. Birkenhead, len. an d s Ches. (W. sharee. 6 pee *eat. till '5O), 94 d.—Lencashire and Yorkshire 016 M, (Nth shares), 61 1 d.—Ditto (321. shares), 11 d.—Ditto (fifth W. B. U.), d.—Ditto (Preston and Wyre, No. I), 361—London saal a North Welter', 107(—Ditto (new sham), par, *l i r 1 I 116 13d. p.—llldlend, 50 I—Ditto (1 shares), 191 1 I —Booth Eastern led Dover, 194—Ditto (carol. No. 3, 20 , 71—Ditto (N 0.4, be. es 4 a 64 dls.), 5 the. 91., 6—Ditto (ny4tered do.) 51 .1 — York, NewoosUe, end Berwick (O. N. E. 6 pet COIL till '5O), 51 d. Vitt erpregifi. OUTGOING MAILS. The malls, vies Marseilles, to the Mediterranean, Egypt. Ceyleas, India, limas -Hoag, to., will be made up this ussion, Sept. 24. The mails fur Vigo, Oprrte, Lisboa, Madeira, Cad* and Gibraltar, will be made up ea Sept. 27. The malls for British North America and the United Status will be made al b e i t:he *yeah', et Sept 28. The West ladle Bermuda, Havanna, Mamma, Readares, New Orle hl em iga tillbziee, sad excluding those for Madeira, St. Jeanette-Nicaragua, New Granada, Chili, and Peru, will be made up on Oct. 2. The mails he Madeira, the Brasile, and Baena Apes, will be /aide up on the smiles of Oct. 4. The malls for Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the lonian Islands, Birpt, Complete, India, and China, via Southampton, will be mode up on the morniag of Oct. 20. MOH WATZD AT LONDON BRIDGE. 1k77 Dav—itrikbg. 7 1 7 AL Aftemose. its &Us. To.assemkkahlag, i i i . Ma Afterasok M. LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. ?az associations that have been formed through out the c wary to further the great object of lessen ing the public burthens and equalising taxation, have need of great activity on their part and great support from all : foe it must' not be dissembled that the ex istence and the efforts of these societies paralyse sad supersede to a great degree those more iso lated and local efforts and meetings, which we were west to record daring the recess and pre vious to the session of parliament. Let us n ool leet the meetings which used to be held in Liverpool for the diminution of the tea duties, in Westminster and other cities for the repeal of the window tax, in other places to complain of the un equal burden of the income tax, and so on. Of these local movements we have much fewer to record this year than in former years. Are we to conclude from this that the people are more contented, or that they have lain dawn like the camel under its burden, bring alike past the effort of either motion or coin. ? Or is it that the active spirits have been absorbed in the associations for financial reform, con centrating their efforts there, and leaving the rest of the fellow-citizens to their habitual inertness? If this to to, which we fear it is in a great degree, it behoves all associations for financial reform to be up and stirring, and to appeal by all means, and at fre quent timer, to the experience, the energy, the zeal, and 'civil of their members. This, we do not think, can be done with much effect, miles' the association be eminently popular, unless its meetings be frequent, its doors open, its halls filled, and public attention in the l ocality strongly called to partake, not in a disquisition, but a movement. All reasciatioas are no doubt useful ; but we very much doubt the paramount utility of associations got up, merely for the purpose of issuing a few Fly Sheets, or editing a philosophical essay. Any individual of wealth, energy, and knowledge, might do We of himmlf. A good book will without difficulty Led a publisher : and an essay oforiginality and pith will soon force its way into the public press, and through that natural medium reach the public mind. Bat if asso ciations limit themselves to doing the work of indi viduals we cannot avoid entertaining doubts of their very enlarged usefulness. We can, indeed, understand that an association, formed to expose the outrageous abuses of expendi ture, and the inequalities of taxation, should deter mine that its efforts should not txteod beyond a civic and a middle class agitation. And therefore we com prehend, though we might not agree with, its reasons for objecting to enter upon the question of the frail ct ise. But 'cane how closely the social and the politic it states of England are bound together and influ ence each other, and how financial arrange meet depends on both, see cannot conceive a movement for financial reform that could limit itself to denouncing financ i al abuses, and to pointing oat how completely the proceed from social dependence, whilst they shrink from indicating either the political remedy or cause. Hrw strenuously has the Liverpool Association ex posed the abases of our military . system! Yet which of these abuses has not its rote in a system of aristo cratic monopoly and patronage? Hut this again is rooted in cur system of electoral divisiocs acid voting To hope to reform the army whilst upholding the system that connote it, is the vair est of human endeavours. And to tell the class of citizens to resist unequal taxation, yet to retuse aiding to secure to them by the rallot the power to give an inderendent vote, is merely upholding with the strong right hand of power what one is en deavouring to overthrow by the weak left hand of remonstrance. In giving an account the other day of a publi cation, and a very talented one, in favour of direct taxation, published by the Liverpool National Confederation, we chanced to say, that it had straggled to reduce the amount of revenue re quired to be raised, and thus abolish a few of the im posts pressing on the poor. To this we had forthwi . h a rejoinder, that it merely aimed at the economy C3ll - with good and efficient government, and at substi . uting direct for indirect taxes. This, on the part of the National Confederation, was as much as to say, that it did not think our expenditure exorbitant, and that the first financial object was to raise the re venue such as it is by the means of direct taxation. Now, we must ray we differ altogether front the Liverpool National Confederation as to the possibility of noising the present amount of revenue from direct taxation. We admit that all the revenue raised in ordinary times, and during peace, should be through the medium of direct taxation. For property tax, instead of being a war tax, we es'eem essentially a peace tax. Bat we do not think that sixty or seventy millions sterling can be raised by direct taxation. And therefore to d' fer reductions, or to combine them with the complete abolition of indirect taxation, were, we fear, to perpetuate our present monstrous expen diture. Moreover, we doubt the possibility, justice, or ex pediency of tieing labour. A very large proportion of the budget in the price essay on direct taxation is raised from the wages of English and Irish labourete earning from lid. a day for each member of the family, to 201. and 501. a year for each hand em ployed. This tax would be a poll tax, in myriads of cases not worth the levying, and impossible to levy, even were it worth it. But it will be said, the people pa more by means of indirect taxation—no doubt. Bat when the indirect tax is paid upon nea-necessaries, there is something of free will in the payment, which at least blun - s the sharpness et tent. The pe,p'e of a country have in surged against a poll tax, a corn tax, or a beer tax, bat we never heard of an emeute to get rid of a duty on spirits or on tobacco. And, situated as England is, it must enter the celculati m of a minister, espe cially if the present amount of revenue is to be raised, what tax is tolerable and unlikely to provoke re- Meteor e. We do not mein in these remarks to stand up as the champions of indirect taxation. We admit all that is u gad to show its untidiness; and we are mast anxious to be rid of it, through the medium, how ever, of large retrenchment, rather than of impracti cable transmutation. THE rooeedings at Guildford on Saturday were vapid enough. We refer to them chiefly tor the purpose of pointing out what appears to be a striking contrast. At the agricultural meetings which at this time are pretty general in the provinces, the tenant farmers, who are the promiuent speakers, are distinguishing themselves by the practical good sense which they bring to bear upon many public topics. We cannot, perhaps, altogether give them credit for political wisdom; but where they are left to their own impulses, they certainly discuss the business on which they are assembled after a sensible and rational fashion. Now, this is a very remarkable contrast with the proceedings in which the tory squirearchy put themselves prominently forward. Whenever these gentlemen play first fiddle, there is a sort of embarrassment about the style of the perfor mance le ich is sadly detrimental to the general effect. Nothing, for example, c 'uld be more stupid than last Satarelty's display at Guild ford. Take Colonel HOME SUMNER'S speech. Before the Reform Bill, this gentleman was member for the county in half-a-dozen parliaments. A pretty sort of member he must have made. Judging from the report before us, he does not seem able to string half-adozen sentences together. His highest flight of imagination was a prrdiction that Mr. Evaurfe would rival " his old friend BILLY PITT," b cause he entered parliament at pretty Lenly the same period of juvenility. As for Mr. EVELYN himself, his hew ills speech has disappiinted n•. We really thought the young fellow had more " pluck." When he was addressing termet fume's at the district meetings, he spoke strongly and his observations appeared not de:, id of some political sagacity. But on Saturday the boy was ev.dently dashed. He was in the presence of " all , the squires." Half-a-dozen of them seemingly had pat the screw upon him before he went upon the i.htform. One, who saw the notes he had prepared for the occasion, strongly insirced on the necessity of his " coining out." The poor young man, in fact, was no longer permitted to speak for himself. He was obliged to echo what Squire Squeezerent put into his mouth. The conse quence was, that he made a blundering protection speech, which he will live long enough to feel ashamed of. Under the compulsion of his position, he professed opinions which he hid emphatically denounced in his published addresses ; and, in fact, proved himself alto gether a much weaker-minded young man than we had previously supposed him. I , Mr. EVELYN goes to parliament for West Surrey, it is evident from his hustings speech that ha will go as the mere tool of the email squires, std without the slightest will of his own. We trust that the electors, and especially the tenant farmers of West Surrey will exert themselves to prevent the return c•f such a member. To the class we more immediately address, it is of the highest possible importance at the present time not to strengthen the hands of the small rent receivers. If anything like "tenant right" is to be scoured—if relief by the re moval of burdens on the tenant is in any wey to be obtained—certainly the rent-owner is not the man through whom the sgricultnri,t will get it. We thought Mr. EVELYN—a wealthy man, not wholly dependent on his landed possessions, and evidently in heart no mere party bigot—would have been above lending himself to the Surrey equireens to the injury of the tenant farmer. But his hustings speech proves to us that the squirearchy have , crashe4 or shackled any independent spirit he may have possessed. He now stands before the county the mere serf and slave of the rent-mongerr, and as such we earnestly trust he will be burgh.: a lesson at the poll which will net fail to do him good hereafter. To the liberals of Surrey we need ee treely address ourselves. It is with great satistactien we learn that they are zealous and earnest in Mr. EnGsLL'S cause. We beg tt.em to remember, however, that every single vote may be of importance to-morrow. Tney must kelp out the tory squires' nominee if pagele ; end there are many points of view in which the election of Mr. EDGELL will do them ertdit and prove service able to thu cause they have at heart. WnErnzu Mr. MACKINNON will succeed in foreng 'all chimoies to consume their own smoke is a pro blem of doubtful solution. Of this, however, there can b 3 no doubt, that England will be obl.g• dto keep and corsume her ovra convict population. Af er the successful resistance of the Cape of Chod Hope, it will be a humiliation as well as a corruption to any colony to edmit these r ails* of the law, end a p 'int of hononr with them to resist the crowning plrtion of Lord GREY'S scheme for digressing thP liberat d couvic's amidst a mrsl and industrious population. One necessity imposed upon us by this failure will be that of fabricating fewer convicts. For the last year. our efforts haste been sedulously directed towards tho racking of as many felons as pos sible. What with the activity of the police, the mammas of those who expose p-olerty, or cre ate artificial property in order to tempt the reedy to transgress—what with game law crime and magis terial severity, we have swelled the number of guilty criminals by flinging gratuitou4ly into their maw off, nders whom there was no need of striking with such social degradation. The Engtsh chartist reized at a political meeting, the Irish boy, under the age of 13 nr of 15 (there are many ex trtiplcs) caught satisryirg his hunger with (cod hastily seized from the field ; the amateur rebel guilty of drill—all there the law has carefully stamped with the felno bland, flung into the swelling mass of de g•aded criminal., vilified al, and thin in sending these to the colonies, aektd them to make the distinc tion which the home authorities refused to do. Very naturally the colonists of the Caro replied in such terms as tl ese: They will hold theme lws grievously injured and wronged it env such wild and irrational uprosr masts' as the Irish physical force repealer., and En2lish ar d Scot. h lamps th is as, who glory in the name of felon, shall be obtruded on th it c- nity. If justice to different elapse' of offenders cannot make us re'raee our steps, the !my necessities of the ca,e, and imno•sibility of dealing with each a mass of convicts, will compel us to separate the traitor from the murderer, and the rioter from the thief. At pre sent the vindictive delight of our prison authorities is to couple ERNEST JONES, the chartist, with burglars, and to condemn Mr. ELLIOTT, the master of the Chil ders, culpable of desertion from the tender merc'es of Captain PITMAN, to the common fare and treatment l o f the worst felon (see Mr. ELLIOTT'S !etter from Exe'er Gaol). And, in these times of cholera, the fare of a prison is, to persons accus•omed to generous nurture, very nearly a condo mnation to death. Our pr'aon discipline is at present precicAy muds gous to what the red republican% are accused of aim ing a'—a dragging all ranks of worth and education doe nto the lowest level. We pretend to reform, but we delight to degrade. The poacher and the pick pocket, the betrayer of a trifling trust and the har dened burglar, are all the same to our idea of justice. One may have a longer term of punishment assigned than the ether, but the degradation is greater for him of the lesser misdemeanour than for him of the grave crime. Two-thirds of the number of our criminals, and a still larzer portion of those transported, are for larceny without violence. The Irish convicts of late years equal the number of British. Theirs are crimes, the result of poverty and temptation, and necetsarily attract a great degree of commiseration towards a mass of wretches whose number is al ways in propor tion to the amount of famine and distress. It is this mass which every effort should be direct, to reduce, not only by the great preventive of eiuca tion, employ, facilities to emigration, but also by diminishing those temptations to stealing and breach of trust which are too common in our wealthy so ciety. If in prosecutions for larceny the court would take into consideration how much the plundered party was guilty of imprudence an? brought on his own spoliation, and should the verdict be in conseqaence, it would warn and compel those persons who look to the law alone to protect them, to protect them selves by more precaution. The man who gal inebriated and lies about the streets, tempts the plunderer, and is not entitled to the same degree of protection and indemnity with the a iber man. His fatuity crea'es crime, by the facility it aff.rds. The vendor, who needlessly exposes wares or eatables un guardedly, is not entitled to claim that the @tato should go to the expense of prosecuting and incarce rating the victims of his negligence and cupidity. The tradesman who sends a boy, not well-used o• well-fed, to receive his bills, and who brings him to justice and a gaol for failing in his trust, ought t i prove whether he might not have avoided throwing such temptations in the way of youth, brought up, perhaps, in the most loose and haphazard way. We show, in fact, toa much vigilance and vindie- Cvaness in the making of criminals. It is time to show vigilance and sag city in the prevention. And it is also requisite to distinguish, and not confound, different &greys of degradation. It may seem very conservative and deterring to stamp the felon's brand on the man of ho' and foolish politics. But this in justice it is the public that must pay for. It renders a man, capable of indastrions exertion and full of honourable impulses, the object of suspicion to so ciety, against which he is probably incapable of com mitting a crime. THE CANADA, Captain Judkine, sailed from Liver pool, on Saturday, for lislifax and New York. THE EXTENSIVE RAILWAY ROBBERIES AT HUD DEaseremo.—The whole of the fifteen prisoners concerned in these rohheries (including Joseph Taylor, Court Leet constable of °akar, the last apprehends 1) appeared behre the liwider , flel4 magistrstee on Friday. The proceedings occupied from haltpast nine in the morning until seven in the evening. Joseph Wood, the elder, Walton Whiteley, J. W. fitmsden, David Hellawell, Joseph Wood, jun.. and Jams Bailey, were all committed for trial at the next York shire &Wan, several of them on three or four distinct charges. Joseph Taylor. who had been apprehended on suspicion of being ri eerver of the stolen property, was discharged, the evide.,ce not proving him to have bad a guilty knowledge. Cooke, previously discharged, wee again in custody, and, with the other priqmers, was remanded f,r farther exami nation. MANCHESTER, Septembe► 22. STOO7I-Enninitol.—There wa. an improved tone at the opening and the market was rather brisker, but prices receded a little subsequently. Oa the whole, however, more bu•inesswu doing, and sales gmerally IMO elected at advanced rata. Eastern Counties, 7f ; Loudon and North Western New Quarters, t p.—Manchester and Mr =khans (C quarters), 11 7.16 11-16 LEEDS, &remser 22. STOOZ-ZIONANOIL—The business to-day has been at about the rates at yesterday. The transactions = 2 l . ar• :—Caletto- Was Pram/wee, —lest Lancashire New lad Great Walborn Italf Shares 1, did—West Riding Unitime, W. Leeds and Ilf —Lae* aid Thirds Quarters, 1S it.. ed. orea.—North Brltldt Thirds, 3i—North British Pridteraess, par— North Wotan, 101 dis.—Nortb Western reiterant*, St. las. Ma— ud, a nd Nd d th wain/. tof —York and North MOM Fretketwee, 41 die. PARIS, Sept. 22. Homes. Paris and Orleans, 700 ; Paris and 533; Ronan and Ea 170; Avignon and Marseilles, —; urg and Bate, 102 SO;Oentrs (Vienne), 312 SO; Bordeaux. 410; North, 441 25; Paris and Otrsaboorg, 331 50; Tours and ant ra , 203 ; Montereau and Tropes, —; Dieppe and &vamp. 130; Bordeaux and Take, 33. COALS.-11m.r. 24.—Ships at market. 104; sold, —. Wall. Lad AdelaWn, 17a. ; Walls End Haswell, 171, 9d.; Walls End Helton, 17a 9d. li IS die. 14 12 dia. I+ 2 pm. 12 13e ex.div. 41 4j dia. 24 r ha.. s_ 10 ) 1 0 it 12 14 14 14 Mc e I Ala. 16 16 di. 16 14 dii. 31 ti dim. 614 524 ex d. 164 18 01. 33 30 ex 0. 5134 12% 2$ 22 exll. H 12 di. ex 17 18 114 12 55 5 21 2 p sl s SI r 261. 7* 7 AI& 116 121 56 164 i I pm le 19 II ass. 5 41 die. 1 2i pm 4 2 dls. Mo. 10 9 Ma. 1 idb. 15 164 414. 6 9 6 9 4} &LK Is! IN Si l a 7.23 21 die. 5 4 db. 3 2 db. I 3 4f 5 pal. 15 13 dia. 171 171 3f 7f dis.: I 4t d 4 21 .1 2 11 di. FRANCE. PARIS. SATUZOAT, HALF ' d bP i ya p et l T o he ros 6,l)ebak ey r It : It seems that M. be Rayneval is anxious to rea m .' F his diplomatic post at the Papal court. The eg k i ik nio c law aro not stated; but disgust at th e inefficiency of i_ diplomacy is probably the reas on . Up i sie seems to doubt the speedy settlem en t o f the Itoms, bin q e r s ‘ t y i th T e h d e e f s o p ll o o n w de i n a g e y l e o t f te r t h , e p s c h e e h d ROne, Bapr,l4 , We are still expeetieg the deehion of Fraece in !ly the notification of the 23rd of August. The bed b:ansi it appeared et Civil& Vembia on the Iltb, from wheneeitsigs Its way t t Naples, where H. de C amines still remak e. By the courier of the 12th Gemini It ousels r eaie s g, despatch from the ministry which he immediately niceted to the three cardinal motel ... thaw. It is this despatch was relative to the official publication of g a President's letter, which has not yit taken pla te. lay forced to confess that the publicity given to it by the Pad moat's* and Florentine journals, and 'he sgit a ti ay that it has caused amongst a certain party, lea se , * fear lest its tendency should be to adjoin friendly solution. Justice requires me, however i s admit that a ripture se on to me fatally necessary, the a creme point to which the daily relations bas,*l the French authorities and the govern men t of Roma lave come. Nay, more: some of the moat influential raeas eee of the ponti fi cal administration seem t o act to a pre-arranged system; and Montigoor Savelli h a mt . timed so one of those who is engaged to test path. K a , signor Somali', Minister of the Interior, is a C walrus, aedy pernaps desires to show his new nationality by em big own country. Be that as it may, since his au:re:4l p• war his acts, his words, end his tendencies have been s oh tile to us; and this is the more extraoreinary, es the gov.inment commissioners suffer, without approvieg d it its foto, the ab into conduct of the mtsiain Is it possible that he is more then a n y sac * I the person fication of the ideas of tete and P.ertici l This is not impessible. The error of our txpcditiou lua bees h count on a moth rate party which never e hated, led educes not now in existence ; which we shall cooed is Wish, ing, whatever efforts we may make. The p isulatiu du o Ihunan States is divided into two well-ch fined fart ese—no red and the black. No doubt there ere ehadcs beteem i little red in the black lure, and a little block in th e ae ,i But the inttrmedia'e party dots not taint th re are battle item on one of which is written "I) &troy ill," s s he utter Re-establish all." France seeks to unite then. y teak serial to me a difficult one. Let to hcpe th at k .1.1 succeed. Sympathy and cordiality b ets ur cfficers snd the Roman youth are maid s' proareve, though tilos ly. There have hoer, icdsid soma teens' in coffee-housrs and theatres which may be Nutted, and which elsewhere might have led to conflicts mod to bs regretted. But thanks to the m easures taken by the Gees, rat-in-Ccief, all that was done here was to shot up tas theatres for three nights. M. Cie Carrell's with it is said, anise here 'cl•morrow. Ills pretence, whilst it gives owe unite to the action of France, will peels:pa *nab e ss to out of the cndlets lane Into which we had entered. Thu personal ester m :n which he is held by the Pope is of a nature to facilitate his relations with the papal agents ben. It is said that, for reasons of health, General Ittivolas Winn his recall. If our ministry grants his ft qutr, Riseßi ew , U re. ern this gene's], whose rectitude of mind and entray sll here have had an opportunity cf admiring for sons time past. - Such is the letter published in the Dams, and which seems to detest a speedy solution of the Roma affairs. The Pope, however, has promised to act up to the demands made by the president in his late la te's. The question is non• one of time, adit is tTi. dent that the French goveinmeut desires uspeedy s solution as possible. . . Meanwhile it sppeurs that the Pope haw aired/ declared his readiness to grant a col suite that would be ch-sen to the number of 100, amongst the most nctable persons in every province, end that would have a deliberative voice in el projects of law touch ing taxation. At the same time he has promised to promulgate within a year a rew charter, in spirit like the Nap deon code. The French government ie favourable to the plan of a consults, at least so it wee rumoured in the lobbies of the National Assembly yesterday. A cabinet council was held yesterday at the Elysee, to deliberate on the affairs of Rome, and a courier started for Italy in the evening. From the head of one church the transition to that of anotle ris na'ural. The French government notice with epprebsti e refusal to order a day of fast and humiliation in Englaed, and though they laugh at some of the explanations given by the saints of the E glish church, they consider tic initiative taken by the bishops in this matter by ar the most proper course to pursue under the circumstances. It has been said that M. Luelen Murat, who eras to have been sent to Madrid, would go to Turin as a* bassador, M. Bois le Comte taking the imbue,' which tad been at first destined to M. Mora'. The Delmfo to-day denies this news, but confirms that given you some time wince of the appointment of Mr. Gustave de Beaumont to the embassy cf Vienna Tce Tr. emery has issued the notice relative to the bons des tr4or, which we stated some data bah might be promptly looked for. From the present date until further notice, those of from three to five me nths are to receive four per c, nt. ; (rem sir to eleven mos.ths, five per cent ; and for a year, six per cent. The health of M. de Fallon: has still finther proved, and his speedy convalescence is now cosfi• den'ly ex7ected. The following bulletin was is , urd yesterday :—" The third dose of quinine hes quite subdued the fever. The patient passed a very pod night." Tr e Minister of Public Works, accompanied by M. Berenger, the President of the High Court of Justice has just visited Ve - sallies to inspect the arranizsmeati for the state p•isoners. There are 56 cells is the prison, each filled up with a table, a beech, washing apporatn., and a hammock; but, by order of the Minister of the Interior, the hammock is to be re placed by an iron fedstead with two mattresses. The judges are to occupy the apartments in the palace which were formerly occupied by the Duke de Nemours. The new five-franc pieces of the republic, of which 200,000 have already been coined, have come icto cir culation. On one side is a figure of a female repro• senting the republic, crowned with flowers, &c., with the word " Concord" on the forehead, and u a legend the words "Republique Frangaise ;" on the other tido are two palms forming a crown, and the wore "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite." SPAIN. MADRID, Sen. 16. The Gazette publishes a decree, the purport d which I have aiready mentioned to you. It enacts that two-thirds of the vacant situations shall be gins officiAs on hilt ply, for the sake of economy, sad the remaining third is to be distributed among officials who have been laid aside before serving the time necessary to be entitled to a retiring pennon, officials whose merits entitle them to promot•oe, sod individuals who aspire to government employments. Tnis measure will give General Narvaiz the means of carrying out his favourite scheme, viz , of making placemen of those of the progressista pirty whose cur sciences are e qtly elastic to serve under his govern ment, and who have the advantage of being conversut mi. 11 public affairs from havingset ved in difficult times. 1 By that means the old general, who, though violent enough in temper, is by no means wanting iectn ning, will keep those of his own parts , in stricter kr cipline, the prospect of seeing the ministerial loaves and fishes given to others being likely to pat them upor. their good behaviour. Sm. 17. The Gazette of to-day publishes again the deem of yesterday, with the addition that it shall not Ad sups nor officials. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Our correspondent writ, s: BERLIN, Seer. 19 : The next great step of this government, to winch the constitutional party give their confid 'nee. is t° te the construction of an hereditary Chamher of Pests, a veritable House of Prussian Lords. Whit has brought this question into prominence at the present moment is the sppearance of an article is a litho graphic organ r.f the government, which is concocted to hlanteuffel's own closet. If the argumenfs sd• duped in thin notable "feeler" are such as to mole one doubt of the sanity of the men to whom the destinies of this country are entrusted, they an leave no doubt as to their intention of using the pliancy of the present mutilated Park s ' meat to achicvc a base, however furrow. for ' such an oligarchic superstructure. The opPortd2 tor bringing this question before the chambe rs, be given by the revision of the 63d article of the octroyed constitution, which relates to the conctitu tion of the first chamber. To this article duce is an ominous olyervation attached, intimatir , g that oa the revision of the constitution, it will be proper t 3 con sider whether a prrt:on of the members of the first chamber are not to be named by the King. The skip t om t the wi years,. of Lep of re-a , I he mod : 1 Count climb 180), Sing• tionel the ite the sal Arnim comma of revie with th the attt Toe fir King's treatie condi.i tnatiel AI and I be ne At Sept. Th That I have Indio Auet one, refue Hun row -ti eel that yen Orei Sep Ain bab ade eve the cur