The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-06 00:00:00

..45.'' • ,v/".,.__e...... ef9—,./.."-Z.-.--- , ,74 2 _. ‘,. ,----e ----/ "?-4 : --.‹._ -/- • - - T._ • • . • _ • t - V t • • . . . ~ 1 1 1 1; , \ I f 1 , . 1 r l i I I ' I , 1 I ' , , f i ll I 1 ' I • 1 • TEE PRODIJCS MARKET. No. 971.) EI . ICE OF REMOVAL—Msesti. WILLIAM WWII sal ON Sot ort Om Itosisoi no lb : ot, bovo N lZSlCO4 g raitta klinis tko sad Soil tha o 72o our tiftre tryst to be *woo yobs mottoZsgo et Zalmes god dm lots boom odwoe.-4k. ft nali. It French govereniset, while maintaining the claim, has Terhis dies.pprover report of M. Blavoyer on the toropeadtion tend ing to modify the execution of public works by sup preening contractors, and replacing them by enema tions of workmen, his bat' distributed to the Aseenilily. It ivy bf esnaseilliered that the Cot stitunt Assembly adOptsci a the minister to concede the public works to IMO ciatims of workman, at the same time taking pre erosions to prevent a mad invasion. of associations. and secure the workmen themselves from disastrous ' deceptions. The committee on parliamentary initia tive. coital • that the innovations which it is wished to in are dangerous, or at hest pre mature, and at it no way contribute to the prospenty at the working-ahem, have decided against the pro position being taken into consideration. The mai mitbes bee aine belied against the consideration of another propeeities. to the effect that the shooting salsa shoal ash begin in each department until all the amp ahead be gathered in, and that the 26th October Amid be axed for the opening of the season in those degtowetts where the black wheat and the se:resit is *titivated. It refers the fixing of the day to the protasis of the departments. The adadaistrstisa if the costovas bas jut pub lished a gimeeal table of the essameros el Armee with herooieaLsa and with kens tunistries &sins slis year 1848. The lons exprrieneed by the foreign esna• metros of France in couerqusnos 01 the revolution et February amounts to 699 millions, as compared with the returns for 1847, when the total amount of the foreign trade of the country was 2,015,000,000 f. • Garibaldi, motel° of the holy . use at the tenet , is nominated nuncio at Part. From the returns for the past week it appears that the 'meanie reserve at last shows a diminution, being about halt &million less in Paris, and lt millions Noe Is the break basks. The discount accommodation LONDON, SATURDAY G, OCTOBER 6, 1849. MONEY MARKET. [THREEPENCE. WOOL.—Laara. Oet. s.—There is stet ear change to n ewt fa Mafia Wed dein the weft vat *Ye la Amaral or Peter. Ile balms doe la am*. Womb tae week hes Idea is. tomelitede. Thee anew% lovely, le le a Padua dime of eralliore lathe peeped at the trade issanlty al pewit the pro fitikagg. he KIM UN 61101111), of any depreedea la Weal thaa pess imist queetkee. CORN --CHELMSFORD, Oct. s.—There was a moderate Supply of Wheat at market to-day, and the pekes of last week were nearly unstained ; Ia some instances rather Ins money was taken. Naos, small supply, sad stoat Is. lower. Rae malting 13arley Ina quite es dear. MIT spring earn without alteration. Wisest, 4 .a. 7d. Emu% 2Sn 4d. Peen 275. kt. GERMANY. CHANGE OF AUSTRIAN MINISTRY. Oar. 5. Btroas.—We Ns aUll =Ws* report wit sa air rear sow irebek wish* seedress tow asweli~ tsie.Wm"wastdrwimrr to mesa raise =The heweswiewe et Shaken week ere os mid MY wilbsol to *owl 100 Mew Wilt kiln OW ode et kr srbleb Maur lover prism Uwe 'Oda begs angillek swo the rearbet done Mayne. Isdael sweet M.. very delk awl pekes ewe totem asiimad lap awl.; Wm • dried weds Woe wow ebielealie at 4116, embed bre tem ebs m ciw, we taieemewl. bet Ow Wier eerie are don di sale, Kra korkeetwe ewit pew veer very to Turns Is sidles tee pt ie A. amdmi wiles br the best la — FIVE SHILLI NGS, f ree br UNE LorINDIRID IIZAUTIIKII nal* tram tile Asarmis. 611 lei kr Impowitm et birbespos t isms. wad% lee., OW*, kitgAsOlm, books, teeeees^er May peeliena.The oast *pot t og ram& et the wawa lIIMIdei tote tease. moo 08 it I , lllllor itatsel der.—JAKES 1111111 OLDS, prat o seehers, 17161NreaL tall. A dttleteat. Few toe S. et r MUD et kiAllt. —AU W 14141119 ille=OlL aserlihoe the hale la Ile amber am ; sew li dures S fru, wort ad doll* mai It la =l4set maim ils Pomba gt Walk yalloat MIX eall -lasideat ealmaemeSte ale Ma* plow r ed iss so. la f m wee* el dila% eat wirlethise t le dee mid. bib Ms larbdis Whim It le emeetalle mew amistos Mims die Isis eta MA of lidy sei mar- Ur er r Se ins Noe imssmin. Dawn et mud= —llB posies ankle Iss Os wads " livelmede Mar ot e 0U - the terappea lON S. 111.; 7e. ; Ilmlly a tere ub = to k m mon 101. ea.; ti* alehle art due t Oa. per ay ite eeeprietera t at 74 Ballssonsa.Losiss. ad by all alrolia ea perlamere. AUSTRIA.---Vieara dates are to Oct. 1. The dissensions which have long prevailed in the cabinet have at length reached a nun. Schwessen burg and Bach are said to have declared their don of resigoing. The questions which have set mi -1 lusters at odds us the Hungarian and Gannon ques tions. The portion of the oabinetexFected to go out is the most liberal, and represents the priticiples of the March constitution. A courier started to- day fer London, with despatches to Colloredo, who is invited to swept the ministry of foreign affairs in the new cabinet. &bantling is talked of as president. The new policy will be to sink the °manillas d March 4, and to Miami a very decided attitude on the Ger man guidon. The asessiduation of Gamey is an unfounded ru mour. Ra:ntsky goes in a few days to Presburg, and shortly returns to Milan. Among the arguments adduced by the Porte is favour of its right to protect refugees, is the recipocal right which Austria and Russia exercised in the Greek revolution, by granting respectively an wins to Prince Ypsilanti and Cepa d'lsuis. According to Lloyd, the Austrian &et la tlkl Adriatic has been ordered to sal for the Dardanelles. Ent hesbees mere labbelllMlsel e. smalmat earls* bury ladiffereet, sad this asemsaily dais epusibas. Futr.—Vire versa eft Webb nib s GM are ills soneats are reported this walk th• amen et istdats are WI as dealers' sereent ; ire the WM% plea hr Vsbottes, sat 44.., less for censu, kb • so pear, Mb MMus be boa does. Farber arrivals ue tooled hr. la SACS therets Robin Mag. COYlnTite, Oct. 5 —There was a further decline in th• mine of Wheat to.daysamples were shown, but no great amount of business dew. For other kinds of grain priors remain etetiosery. Malung Barley sold more freely, and old Bras readily at last week's quotation& ./.15 were s ome t ie . new Beans sold, which were I good oanditlao. Old Wheat, 1* bd. to 16a. Ott.; new, ltd. to II& ad. Malting Barley, 29e. to 315 .; grindirsi, 235. to 245. W. Old been, 13s. to Its.; new, 1 Is. to lbs. Ohl Osta,;2ll. to 242.6 d. ; saw, 206. to Ms. Old Peas, 12a. to 12s. fsl. Ltmroot, OCT. 6. 8••••.-Thera has best • Nitta , inquiry, with& having bora brig rea l i ? bsiesea. the atlas sr Mit .03 Ws. 1i.8., and 12,001 bee (ohne, dry grainy, and partly to the refiners), without drops Ore. Yore : 133 Wit. Porto Rico have brought previous mass ; the baulky ex taw Brand still continuer, and 50 eases and NO sap base bus sell. at kora Its. to He. ed. ; oho 133 tobi. Yeaennala, at 37a. GO. per sot. duty paid. mom••••.-Ths Naha Undled to Se orks Magna, at 18a 6d. to Vs. sr eft Oarna-116 market Ms hem quiet this hark aid the badness is 11e a....4 0 16 6 8 7. lionslak and a *ow Oohs Moab; at farmer rotas. ~..4 1 111akliw odd at Sid. par lb. Woe of Coosa. . or Pfanato. -11te mks ars 1 .000 Ws Braga at • alight adman ; US& - ergs, and lb. W. Ise peies white. -The market Is lamb% the ness Wing osullsed to GO intarara, 30 to 37 per seat. O.P, at b. to is. 3d. per plias. -The market Is very dell by resale contniot ; at the mole held I ry SOW pailloosa warty tie Wie were sold ; low sad Ilan=l.: off at id. to id. per lb., and a tow young and at Id. to Si dabs. la other sorts no alto- Down. Oct. 6.—With a mall show of Wheat the demand la Willis la tbo extreme, sod for all but the Inert a decline of is. per qr. pm eubroltted to. In other thine* so change. Wheat, 411 e. to 465. per ed stone; white, 435. to 47a. Barley, las. so els. Oats, old, Ns. to Hs. per It stmt. Beaus, old, Me. to 40s. per 38 stone. floor, Us. to 34a. per 10 atom CA ALVANlSlL—Parairiik Aatkaa, UI Waft am AIM le mg l . la. w. l a I t =IC . Ilmiguirnallen. kr Me PABIPIOJITas 101DOWIL OAI. Tortut, Asit A be au as Nadia d top primes oriqs. Tiff Al be et SI anisoft. la Ilt Abe Med r e =se of yam la UM ist Am, eisessalm. sslades, Ow *Ng empl±lllA Wafts. falisksay at imblis j .""s air Th ourtise ainess is =2 B 7 . ll4.l E a : milegie SA li WM It is radar pheauraM On roJkwyrat, ad Nosy lobo Sie iy bed of it. It OW, ars Ur Asa le As Tidiest mama& Townes eviritisrask. Itzwraa, Oot.6.—Wa have had good supplies of Wheat fra oar tamers today, which and freely, et last week's prima; In 10109 Instanors Is. par qr. more mousy mu obtalord for finest quality. Inorksy sad Oats maim Ms pervious prima. Rad Wheat, din. to 45.. per ep.; whits 40a. to Ha. Batley, 24a. to 22*. Oats, 16s. to lam .- . • • ~ —.- FAI3IIII,X. Oct. 4.—The supply of Wheat was good; Lads dull at lest week's rotes. What, from IL to In. per load. ikasta. bratty. to to 2016 par v. Oats. 170. to it s . Pony Ns. to ifs. Kts. iota. nag - 15 ha.• BULL, Oct. 6.-Th• arrivals et Wheat and Burley are o edevate, and mall of other erticleu For Wheat there has hem • ix sale at well supported prices. There continuing a brisk demand Barley, and supplies haring fallen elf, Is. per qr. advance hasa ti e n stblldued. Ortatthig Peasant also Gd. to I. per qr. higher, and in demand. Beane are steady sale at unaltered rake. Oats are Mors sought alter, and rather better rates obtainable, Of Linseed the arrivals this work are 1,220 qrs. from Konigsberg, and 11,0 qrs. from Archangel. There has been a good demand front the eroehere, end the rides of last week are well suppbrted. Black Sea and the hes: qualities continue scarce. Floe Petershtu-g may be quoted 40a.; middling, 375. to 338. • inferior, 335. ; Archangel, Ms.; Riga, Me. to 335; Memel and Konigsberg, clean brushing, 37a.; mid. dling, Me. to 34..; inferior, 31s. to 344. per qr. weighing 5:113e. Mita. per bushel. Rape s eed m matinees without interest, there being no stock. The new crop in the northern parts of the Continent Is to very deficient, that it is thought little or none can be spored for ex portation to England; wbereu last year we had into dull an import of 83,164 quarters during the last fur months. 'the total imposts this year are only 3,4r2 quarters, against 35,242 qrs. same time last year, thus showing a deficiency of 31,530 quarters. The following are the prime : Wheat, Piodisti, white,oid, 425. to 486.; red, old, 40s. to 435. . • new, 40e. to 435. Foreign, 60lb. per bushel, high mixed Baltic, 42 5. t 0450.; Hamburg, red, 4 ue. to 42a.; Polsh °dem% 87s. to39s. Burley, malting, per gr., 224. to 26..; grinding, per dst., lee. to 20a. Od. Oata, old, per qr., 13e. to 17a. ; new, 13a. to 17e; Reagan, kc., per at., 7d. to Sd Peas, white, boilers, per qr., 27.. to 305.; blue, 30e. to 33a.; grinding, 431 b. per bushel, 25e. Od, tolle:1d. Beas, old ,not new, 631 b. per Mabel, 28e. to 391.; I 26.. to 27e. Tarry, new, for sowing, per yr Us.; • 611111xper bushel, 19a. to Ole. Bye, per dose, 3: Far qr Bieck Pea, 415. to 42a. ; St. Petersburg, fine, 39e. to 40e; goon crushing, 365. to 33..• interior, 31e. to Ms. ; ltiaa , Si. to 335.; Archangel, 284. • Koilgeberg and Memel, 33e. to 375.; clean kw feeding, 40s. tit 425. Iturseeerd, per last, German and Ittnish. 271. to 201. ' • Black Sea, IN. to 1 6 4-Foreign imports into bull during this week: Linseed, 2,120 qrs. ;_Wheat, 6,081; Barley, 3,278; Oats 400 ; Beans, 331; Peas, 882, 1 0 11 6 AI ; BR'S SCORBUTIC DROPS. a MO son for o:11=12us41 son telousediny finSooot Omen= d Ikon, Dens —m 116, ▪ oti= li tootrion= PP Won Thoon sco lli l l s es v O el set Wag HAWS DK" ous IllssAls assn. Inn hese rosolorismols sins A nom so Mese no • poen wiPa troolott Mold Pam On Ohm be Sol Saida Os an SAO, NNW losorsommet sod nay malloslog Oen Or sem No. I. L Ps PMNION4 UMW otra Poo MI DPP IP= orb- moist milloootolboo Ibloottonoloolo Doom oat lot pooMpl uo OP smog pbsilins • Mie waserh 'l*-s th~be IrA lossel. Mies Doop rw oroPoodg ININEW" ri So Is sow Mimi* ShOlooras esi ss say me la we Dom dbotolow sib Ili • sse sun* oromnsol Mies Ilsololls Dowlulls it foe prig. aZ ii w a r 111104 45 1:4 4 r4 of So Moot; Jobs Woods& mil Aram loow Lor m s d.. .—Moo HOW Ills i=ms los Or mos ones es Ms slew Ikea k A Al isms snills In so s sioss—AL, My Moro ern oninso don ars MAW rd A ease* lo orolist Poi. HALM 0 DOM sp a e =ll he as ▪ Inn Os sionnle op; and C.ll/40 41, Corooropoot. W ' l 7 ;lO=Ql4. 110. pet MAIM GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN.—Csaunittan, Burr. 30.—The Baron von Tiirckheim has been named minister of foreign affairs. The official Carlsruha Gazette contains a provisional law relative to the war tribunals and courts-martiaL It is thus worded : The minister of war will eciallea the sentence, with reserve of war 111110100, let, when the tribunal of war shall pronounce any penalty at seatesse of igarisidey agaia4 an officer or other Maeda having the rank of ea ofßeer ' • 2nd, detention in a home desereetisa fee 10 years at least againet other mili tary iadividaak in active service. The iniaietar of war is authorised to mitigate the sentences posed by the tribunals of war, and which he is called upon to mina." Hines ratios. teurreram-300 bags brouSri ; 3d. to 904. ed. per cwt. Nereus or Saes. -70 tens t 11s. pre cut. Oreiro.-150 tom el African at 61. per tam Drumm's—nu soles aremall parade of Cuopmeby Upend, at et. Ss., and SO tom Jamaica, at M. 17s. 6d. to U.; also 10 tons Puerto Cabello Psalm at I0e.; Is tom Cubs. prine not named ; and SS tone linis Illestramaa Wood, at 311. to 111. We, per ton. Toarsorrusa Lit Gar demand; 1,800 barrels sold at ea. id. to to es. 71d. per cwt. Tsm—Ameriean venter lower; 1 000 barrels offered by auction = k by were son, the bidding being muoh below the wee. of Me losor.—Almorima saleable; 1,600 barrels sold, peincipally at On Id. be la. Id. per .wt. liars&—The oaks acs trilling; a few barrels only of pots sold at BIM ed., sae of pearls at SU. p r cut. Hens.—About 10,000 salted gime Plate on and cow have been sold at rid. to net per In, bat in other descriptions there is nothing of mantra to report. BILIWOONS.—The business dame has been limited to small lota only, at fall pekes. Bv,tac.—About IMO bags told atprenisus eaten Ammo oa Taurus.—No sales reported in any description. Boors.-100 bales good Turkey realised 40s" and a anull pored of Naples, Soa.6d. per cwt. Baas.-101 hbds. Ist Philedelphia are reported at Its. tulle. 6d. per cwt. Ours Orr_—The demand has been lees active than foe some weeks peat ; the sales are about 80 tuna, at the means quotations for most description& Beau OlL—About 70 tans of *sham been sold at 671. to 371. 10s. Coo Ctn.—Mews, for arrival, at tdi. per tun. Unseen ms Zara Om—Nothing worthy of notice has takes place; 30.. per cwt. Is now demanded for the former, and 425, per etrt. for the latter. details or Tvarearnits.—About 70 tons British and American are has fallen se about 2 millions in Paris, and increased 2 milk= in the provinces; the amount of the former being 43,209,055 fr., and of the latter 78,418,037 fr. The protested bills have declined about 70,000 fr. in Pans, and about 25,000 fr. in the limas ten t ; the amount of the former being $,414,301fr., and of the latter 2,390,437 fr. The over drawn bills have increased from 83,007 fr. to 218,895 fr. Oa the side of the liabilities, the notes in circulation have increased about 111 millions in Paris, and 3 millions in the provinces. The account current of the treasury has diminished 211 minims, the present amount being 52,087,076 fr. Private accounts-current have increased in Paris 3 mallow, and in the provinces about 11 million; the amount of the former being 83,224,645 E, and of the latter 28,928,6621 r. The whole amount of the metallic reserve at present is 404 millions, to 4331 millions of notes in °Welded in. B.raiez or TIM BANK 01 Piasca up to OM 4, with the seemspareding items dais emending week: Week eadiag week mate Ilept. 27. net 4. sierze nse a. v. • Onitig Owed of sew hod Waft awe emerge et ae. (555. The same gazette publishes another reviaional law on the composition of a tribunal extra*, dinary,charged with deciding on affrirs of honour that concern Baden officers and military officials. This tribunal will consist of 15 members, from the rank of lieute nant-general to that of lieutenant, both inclusive. The half of this latter grade may be chosen from the arm of any other German state. grand duke has appointed the Prussian Lieut.- General Scharnhorst to be governor of Rastadt. ABERNETHY'S PILLS for the NERVES ..d lIVICLv/. prlie 4• ili. mil Ils. • ber.—Thie intreardbm ww444l* my be propend hew awi *mit. Ito seals ea llw or wes.pwlest we wen* wilawllwa awl will iwwwity le widilsil WM wad. Vie wenswi wwwWwii wok le If by wigis. L.Y. Ow wi IW ~W p M o Is ll FikoWlimlag Ow sumo awl surlar erds z tow.it ow es • Wield. is II In 1 • 0110 . 1 . 1 e • =rof dr Nom* instdis a psi mai palm 1 e whwallig e p o r a poiller WM, Ms swildwe Ilea hr It dm mirk boll law a liwwwwldrwe i arina owl imies tli: =Os Ws seeml. flow leas 'Ws int:t: urs ubwill lowsilWil/ mews liwg. TY paillsokes al W . owl inn spwwilwa wawa mill S. 21•12wwWwns• Ws =Mob. wile mom i 111111CILAT PanliiplawwWww i allkl.4ll.owrpresic Ilawllis ma OwliwkillwL BAVARlA.—Musicii, Sm. 30.—Count Limburg has resigned his post of ambassador at Vienna, on account of his health. This day the railway from Munich to Hof was inaugurated with gnat solemnity. TURKEY. The Wiener Zeitteng, under date of the 19th Sept., give. particulars concerning the rupture of the diplo maVe relations on the part of the allied emperors with the Porte, exactly corresponding with what has al ready appeared in oar columns on the matter. FRANCE. PARIS, Panay, 6 30 r m. The Monileur dig Soir states that M. Lucien Murat has been appointed Minister Plecipotentigry of France at Turin, and M. Bois-le-Comte, now Minister at Turin, is appointed to proceed as Minister Plenipo tentilry to Washirgton. M. Lucien Murat is to quit Paris on the 12th inst. for his poet. The committee charged to report on the demand of credits for the expedition to Rune has appointed M. Mole chairman, and M. Beugnot secretary. Tno propos al of M. Napoleon Bonaparte for re calling the Bourbons from Exile has mat with no synr.rithy from any party. The report of the com mitted on it was read in the Assembly today. It was to this (Sect, that the committee wens untavourable to it, and recommended its not being taken: into consideration. The mattar, therefore, drops. A debate took plea then on the point whether the new law on stamps shnuld be seat to a inlet committee. This was continuing whi n the express left. We read in the Dawes: The section of the Assembly which holds its meetings at the erased of state hat already had two deliberations on the pmitiou of the ministry, and particularly on the affairs of Italy. We have considered it our duty to refrain froa wheing the proceedings of the meetleg • , but the journals which ere in some measure its icon-ttlicial organs, having thought proper to depart from their maul reserve, we shall follow their exempts, end Town what has come to our knew ledg MM. de la Rochejequelin and Mold exchanged a few words on the wane th be followed by the mods rate In the diS4llAtiell of the affairs of Italy. M. Juice de and M. de Keedrel warmly rzeornmended the =retie°a IS. main in accord on the Itimin question, and dema nd ed the pompon , meat of any diecossion on the position of the 'slab try —s oiscussioa which amid not fail to arise on domesde queetions, and whit*, on that ground, would present lees nang..r of dividing the moderate party in any serious manner. M. de hlontigny was of opinion that we west to Rome to re establish the timpani power of the Pope, sad that it was comes Ty to vote the mail, but with certain reserves, and ow cartoons that the occupation shoal sot be too much prluaged. M. Sainte Beuve declared that he would not have Tot. d for the expedition it he had thought it would have been thus tweed from its object. Toe ministry, he said, undertook the expedition to saes 11.imaa liberty; and, since the Pope by his woes pawn does not guarantee it, it was not posiible to abandon - Rome without obtaining sufficient geseatitees on the subject from the sovereign pontiff. M. de Yale utsnil, in a very lung speech maiota nod that we went to R me to secure the spiiitual independence of the Papally the re establishment of his temporal authority ; and that, if we wished now to commence by suhjicting the Pope to our own will, we should act watrary to the object of the expedition. Be contended that the full icidcpen- Mau of the Pope should be neared, and declared that be would not vote the creditor to the 10 It of December, but os condition that the army should be empl eyed to attain that object, for it would not, he added, be in &mord ant tither with the honour or the historical traditions of France, M onstrain a feeble sovereign, whose only authority WWI moral sad spiritaaL M. Dupin, sin. , said that there was at this scomeat a very serious aff air totry, and that war 1.11.. trial at 'Vanilla. The insurgents would not fail to esq that the c winning had been violated, and that they had a sight t s defend it in eras; it was also purr to estabbels la the distusion that the Italian question differed hom every ether 14,0 a the very position of him who was to be re-esta bliehed on the throne of Rome that the Pope war the shutual chief of catholicism, and that it wes more the reli- Brae than the political question which led to the Roman ex. edition. All the catholic powers were interested in the Pope being independent of web of them; and 0 was fee the purpose of re.establishieg that thiepeadenes by the aid of temp aril authority, that the expedition bad been midertaken. The curios was purely a religious ow, and had it net been for tie Jute/est of religion it would not have been undertakes. We Qb..k we are justified in saying that no weals and del site reeolutkia was some to at the meting. The Tarkieh Ambassador has bad a long conference with the President of the Cone& T: c Prase says:—" On Wednesday evening M. de Torgneville received from Lord Normanby a oom muniastioa of the intentions of the English government with relent to the refusal of Turkey to give np the }loannina refugees. The rainisterof foreign affairs re .d that the French cabinet would follow themes* line of palmy ai that adopted by England in the affair. One of the az questions submitted by the Divan to Sir Stratford Ginning and to General Aupiok, via, what as-istance the Ports would obtain from France and Fr gland io ease of a rupture, wallett osswered, the two ambassadors not conceiving that they ooald reply *theist receiving fresh instructions from their respec tive government*. Before sending these instructions, the English cabinet wishedto act direct on that of St. Psteraborg. A sate, coached, it is said, in very entir e* tie terms, was despatched by Lord Palmaston to M. r!e Nemelrode. A Mailer note is to be sent by.M. de Torgeeville." The Primo, anodise to the differences which have arisen between the French minister at Washington and the American government, says :—" Some sepia satires of the affair ere seminary. The French go vernment demanded an indemnity for the looms ceased to Preach subject by the war in Mexico. Tnis ?emend having met with SOON &Scalia at ashi- ros e the French government charged :our minister, M. Godliness Tell Poulain, to announce to the American govern meet that the it mnitir s chimed wi.inld be kept back nut of the annuities nor yet dee of the 2 'ii tim. of francs, for which we sere the ' .:s of the United States. It sppenrs that the I t r written an tt:ii sub :c t by hi. Poussin was r cd in rattler W./U1t.:014 language, of which the Ilear•• to 1441 • 4,00000 • Sot 4.014 hi dmintio• ....... „ , 915,781,909 • 371,474,340 0 Dot lisamb Was NYle war ... ........-- . 44•895te0nnita290m0r7.4444444 79.709,513 63 53 4 047,076 20 alms ani44l4 'mutt —.. 141,269443 40 65,234,645 62 994004•4448414 lii• Snubs, „. 47,679,351 0 28 924,863 0 India yeplie IA slibt —...... 7,0 4,000 0 7 , 927,000 o Drsolho 1/4461• et bran* blabs mar by beak .... .... 6,825,037 0 7,321,006 74 Drafts at beak payable by lamb iris —„— 4,114,6111 0 3,919793 0 MA6s& 431729 23 424,313 23 13,004 of =bank et AlsWre .. 131,9112 99 140,262 93 1118•6444. dims 144844816. aril te. De„1. 4t5ue ..„4.2 nn wind. at 2,799,093 62 2,857,143 39 ---. 140,430 • 1,170,006 0 abilimotobt hut Wilts/ —..—. 148.493 49 143,493 19 0101010 bunk limb 121,101 0 $31,313 0 Ibumittst /40,321,174 4$ 137,413,273 OS C o l s mos asd 164,701,234 17 264,176,670 97 Cribb tk i := Wks ....._ «» 139,396,696 0 137.107,903 0 OM WY war dee . .... 65,007 13 218,493 70 awl osoillawr la Peri —.. 43,237,132 06 43,209,033 06 De. Igh lensebbemin =sa *like .. .. . 7,401,900 0 9,6 0 0,600 0 on baßket ... bealia — be . Z 334,136 0 203,126 0 Mumma es fluids 10,133,136 10 20,431,036 10 Aftniaie an Pm& Tebbe rode by yid beaks holvenese In the nine on 'n« - bin 10 • .. ,000,000 4 10,000,040 0 Maanuoire;;;:l7 ' .6 - 1:6 - 44 iii warin Sanest I.ll4,7rdie . eliy et Mr ... 1,073,000 1,075,000 0 itennied le the anseeneem .. of the 3,000,010 0 3,000,000 Ilia miles ieweree 10,e410,003 10031000 0 =ars , Ins tends . 42,341,410 4.141,111 18 et new tneirrealin g ums mat . 12,779841 • 12,779,311 10 IlemlibiebniaMteinllon 4.000,003 0 4,000400 0 MIA peperq eflonniblnabe 2,367,0011 0 1 5 507,000 0 Menal. Animne Dloont Dot 1001000 0 1041:40 Meet et bean& blabs Y Se Seelend Inennol IMO, at the peonleig owns MAN 0 0 1111•0104 5,461,1112 30 1441454 17 Promise Mb be — fa Dalai 2,014741 0 1,"01,437 0 Boannes et mseeneakent mraer of sr secialant of breed &mama i 64,716 40,170 740,321,174 46 737,613473 06 301711.66 PARK Our. L For I Mosey. 10Pmkg I ....... .. •" '0 11611. . For Amount. 3 per Orals. - SS 33 135 00 55 GO 53 50 53 53 4 per Cente. U 0 SS SS 611 23 95 3 U 3 44 par Cate. I I 4is Cents. 69 0 1 or , .. Ezebeago on Deodoo : SO der, 33 aSi ;tio der, 33 371. siggies, s, MO 97 Uosup. I Muir Motes ,, Mosey Do. ll4l ......57 ltased Loma ....„ 771 „ Do. 4 4 Do. 3 Bousee.—Parb sad Weeds, 730: Park sad beim. 536 ; Bones aad RIM. 150; Avignon mad 11ererUko, 313 75; Unoboorg and leb, 151 SI: Cootr• (Viens), WO; Dorksour, 401 30 : North, el 61; Park sad 81ruboori, 540 73; Toots mod Mae% 127 SO. ITALY. SARDINIA.—In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies of Tufa, on the 30th ult., the minir er of finance was althceised to create 600,000'r. of rental, in addition to the two millions and a half created on the 16th of Jane. LOMBARDY.--Th• Milan Gazette publishes a notification by Count Monteouccoli, dated Milan, 23th ult., announcing that the convention concluded be tween Austria and Piedmont on the 4th of Dec.,1834, and ratified on the 16th of March, 1835, for the re pression of smuggling on the waters of the Lago Maggiore, the Po, and the Tieing shall commence to be again enforced Iron the Ist of October, 1849, on the condition expressed by Art. 24 of the said envention, namely, that it shalt be understood to continue for successive periods of two years, until either of the governments shall give three months' notice of its mention. The masters of laden boats entering the waters of the Po and the Ticino ere therefore directed to declare their cargoes to the first enstorn-hone on their way, on pain of being treated es smugglers. VENlCE.—General Clankowski, evil and military governor of Venice, ham issued a notification, dated the 26th ult., directing that the jurisdiction of the Tribunal of Appeal and that of the Cri minal Tribune of Venice, shall. from the let of Oc tober, extend over all the Venetian provinces, as was the ease before March. 1848. The sections of appeal of Verona, Padua, and Theis*, as also the criminal jurisdiction provisionally attributed to the tribunals of Udine, Treviso, and Roy* are Meuse on the3oth of September. By another notification of the 25th, any resistance offered to the revenue officers shall be judged and punished by martial law. ROMAN STATES.—The Rafoftea of Lucca states from Rue, 26th nit., that MM. Mercier and Galli had retu-ned to Rome. The latter has not been able to obtain from the Pope the authorisation to well the ecclesiastical lands already mortgaged by the Pope. The deft.it was stated at 3 000,000 fr. per month ; moreover, the non•payment of the interest of the debt and of the treasery bills become doe, is not likely to impi.e capitalists with coafidence for the conclusion of a loan. ONE DAY LATER FROM AMERICA. IMPORTANT FROM CANADA. [By Electric Te',grape.] (saw( ova (DINT.) SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY Monition. The Washington has just strived here; she left New York o the 20th _ . --- - It is ascertained that the democrats will bars a majority in both branches of the Maim legislators. Mr. Robert Walsh. the United State.' eansul, at Paris, is to be impended, because his sentiments are not in harmony with General Taylor and his cabinet. It is stated that three months ago an intelligent Kent of the American goverament was on his way to Hungary, with instructions from the president of the United States to recognise the government in the event of one being established, and to welcome her first Into the family of nations. Intelligence bad been awe Aced from Montreal, dated Sept. 19th, of a bloody rencontre between the tory and reform party in Bytown. The re formers called a public meeting on the 15th, for the purpose of sending a congratulatory address to Lord Elgin. The tortes atterded in full force, and finally succeeded in completely breaking it up, and fuming the President to vacate the chair. Bali parties were armed, and in the course of the fight seven or eight persons were severely wounded, two of them so badly that they are not expected to survive. The tortes having taken possession of the room, passed a resolution condemning Lord Elgin and the ministry, which gave a renewed impetus to the disturbance. Tne military were eaPed out, and, after considerable difficulty, succeeded in restoring order. . The Courur and Inquirer, which paper gives the foregoing from Canada, under date of Wednes- day night, 20th September, states that the important news from Washington relative to the rupture with France, had considerable effect upon the stock market. On the 19th, when the announcement of the dismissal of the French Minister was first pro mulgated United States Eecurities fell off from 1 to 11 per cent. On the 20th, government securities were a little firmer, bet the panic amongst the weak holders and the speculators was so great that large amounts of every description of stocks were pressed on the market, and sales effected were to threefold the extent of the daily business lately trans acted. The Fancies fell off again. The Empire City arrived at New York on Thursday, the 20th of Sept., from Chagrts. Advicea op to the Bth ult. bad b en received from Havana, up to which date all was tranquil. There had been a tremendous gale in the Gulf of Mexico, which raged during the 13th and 14th Sept. Several vessels draggtd their anchors and were driven out to sea. Immediately before going to press we have received the letter of our correrpordent, and the New York journals. They, however, although interesting, con tain nothing of sufficient importance to justify delaying our publication. COMMERCIAL. Naw Yoax, Srer.2l),ii.ii.Sales of cotton today reach five hundred halo:. Prices steady. Flour in fair request, at yesterday's prices. Sales of corn have been made at 57 to 591 for mixed, and 60 to 61 for fist and round yellow. Oats, 35c. to 37c. for new, and 3&. to 44c. old. Ashes firm, at 7 dole, to 6 dole. 50. , . for pots and pearls. Provisions : Sales of 1,200 barrels pork have been made, at 10 dols. 121 c., to 10 dols. 18/c. for meal, and 8 dole. 66N foe prime Beef; 12 dole. 50c. to 13 dole. for mess; prime is nominal. Lard is in fair request, at 61c. to 61c. 450 prime cheeses were taken for London,at 61c., with freights at 30c. There was a moderate demand for exchange /en vious to the departure of the steamer, and males were made as follows: London, 1091 to 1091; Paris, 6 271 to 5 25; Amsterdam, 391 to 40; Hamburg, 351 to 331. Bremen, 781 to 781. Money is easy, although to-day there was rather more piper offering. Loans on call made at four, five, and six per cent. dis count are effected at six to nine per cent. The banks are loaning freely at the usual rate of interest. ACCIDENT TO THE EARL Or MALlonßugT.—The Bari and Countess et Mairaesbnry lava lately remind, at their High Med residence (Agehnseany) the Eel and Countess of Chasidlle. Lord Omelettes, Visoonnt and Via. enanteae Ceasier, Lord and I. .dy Manson, the Right Hon. Henry Corry, lke. The noble Earl met with a serious snidest on Saturdsy week in his forget. Having oinniosed his femur, his lordship, on his return home, wounded a red deer, and, in attempting to secure the &akin!, wet struck down, and received severe cuts in the forehead and face, which, wryer, promise ea cease results than a few seam. Although tanned at first and with 'Ranh loss of blefd, his lordship, with the help of hip els lad, despmcked tae wounded animal and walked home to Aschsacarry.—Edin b,srgh .Idrertiser. FIIDAT •131170. The transaetione in the English funds R have been very unimportant to-day; they neverthelses exhibited mach firmness, and Consols opened at an advance 01 /on the elating prices of yesterday. 'The first rice was 921 for money, from Which they varied for a while to 1, and then returned to 921, at which they closed for mm, and at 921 to 1 for account. Exchequer Bills amities* to be done at the aim quotations which have ruled for several days-Ses. and 421. rem ; Long Annuities at 81; India Stock at 266 ; India Bonds, 1,0001., at 80a. prem. Is the foreign house them was no new feature to report. The business wee on a small scale, and the prices were about the same as yesterday. The ao teal transactions officially reported are the following : Buenos Ayres at 43. Chiliaa Six per Cents. at 93 ex div. &leader at 31. Grenada at 161; ditto Deferred at 31. Mexican, es January coupes's, at 261 for mousy, sad 261 and # for account. Peraviaa Four per Cents., 1849, at 521 and 82 ex. div. Portu guese Four per Cents. at 291 and for money, =I 29 and 30 for account. Spanish Five per Osage. at 161 and 1; ditto Three per Cents. at Sit and all Venezuela at. 23; ditto Deferred at Si. Auleba Five per Cents. at 901; Exchange, 10 gnildese par E sterling. Ditch Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta. as sat ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 82 ex. die. Toe premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 18 per mile, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives as exchange of 25.521; and the exchange at Paris on Londou at short being 25.60, it follows that gold is 0.09 per cent dearer in Paris than in London. By &deices to-day from Hamburg the price of gold is 438 per mark, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.111 ; and the exchange at Hamlin on London at short being 13.12, it follows that gold is 0.23 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. Be last &deices the course of exchange at New York on London, for bills at GO day s' sight, is 1091 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.08 per cent. against England. But alter making allowance Lir difference of interest and charies of transport, the present rate d ire not admit of gold being exported to the United Ste* Toe foreign exchanges for this mail have suffered little variation. Bills on Leghorn and Genoa were a shade lower, and on Naples and Messina a trifle higher. The " courses" were as follow : Time. Priori W negotiated. ow To nereeure Smeterdsin Ditto eauwase Antwerp ..... as 75 Tale - Short. Ditto .. Mareelkm 122 Mesas Thole .«......« 10 44 Pettrelkii U. ri L.. • - • • • • " 2l 11 °Mt .- s6 10 40 1..- Pekeme - hlstelis theme 9O dale date........ 53 53 - 4 r °Pam At Amsterdam, on the 3rd, the national funds showed a tendency towards a decline during the greater part of the day, but subsequently recovered, and at the close of the "bourse" the quotations were the same as on the day previous. Moat deeeriptiocs of toreign stocks were held at rather easier prices. The French Restes were inquired after, and the Three per Cents. realised 62. The last prices given were: Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent. active debt, 531; ditto Three per Cents. 1844. 63 11-16; ditto Four per Cents., 831. Belgian Two-and-a- Half per Cents. (Rotheelild), 461. epanish Arden', 101 to 11-16; ditto Three per Cents. (En glish), 351 ; ditto Three per Cent. interior debt, `'26l; the Passive Debt, 31. Portuguese Four per Cents., 311 ; ditto Five per Cents., 35. Russian (Hope), 103 ; ditto 1828.9, 1041 ; ditto Certificates, 1831-3, 94 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1840, 861 ; ditto (Stieglitz), 841. Polish " lots" of 6006., 1421 ; Austnau Five per Cent. Metalliques, 861 • ditto New Five per Cents., 901 ; the Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 441. Mexican, 261. Grenada, 161. Equador, 8 1-16. Venezuela Two-and-a-Quarter per Cone., 231. Greek Five per Cents., 4 15-16. Discount, 21 per cent. Exchange on London, 12.05 for two months ; on Paris. 66.50 for two months ; on Vienna, 33.76 fur 11 month. The sovereign was quoted at 12 to 12.16. Antwerp lettere, dated yesterday, state that the prices of tne various public securities were well sus tained, though the business done was very inconsider able. The Belgian Five per Cent.. marked for money, 95 1 ; the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 88; the Two and-a-Half per Cents., 481. Loan of 1848, 94; Loan of 1840.2, 931, sellers. The Five per Cent. Austrian Metalliques, 891. Roman, 751. Spanish, Ardoin, 101; the Three per Cent. Interior Debt, 27. Austrian " lois" of 25011., 685, sellers. Polish "lots," 5006., 302. sellere. BANK 01 ENOLAID.-Aocoosv Tor the Week mane SOL 13.1111. twee Dataara nr. Nab. Maned Goverweett ‘11,01%700 Other tioasuitke. 1,134.900 Onl4 Coin awl Bullion 13.8‘" , ,1 2 3 Mom bullion 457.07/ 41211,212.100 retaM Governmenttre. laded. Desd74l l l . : Annuity) . 14.3111112 Other Semirttles 11.611 146 Notes Gehl and after Cola lll.llll artV49oo 1 11/[U 0 II =Mon' Apital 3,60.60 Pubbi Nutvp, Haikka. Com of 31 Debt, DlV...tea/4 8.04845 8 Ocher Deposits ..... 8 801.383 •Fovesa4A3sa6other Blau 1.013.4 A 37.00.145 I 637,020,015 Oct. 4.180. IL MARSHALL. Wet Usher. Tin Batik of England averages for the week sailing the 29th ult., when compa., with the returns for the werk previous, give the following results : arevistiss wen .... £28,292,200 areas*. 18,101,135 Imams 4728,370 Palls dwe115........... 9, 068 , 559 Othe r. . 8,801,393 ... DOOMS. 311,649 OweeeNBSWlTQ ' hi 14,315,542 ' Increase 30,723 04618211.11.1111 : 11,311,145 Coln sad &dike 15,256,513 Seer day and other Ws 1,013,448 .—. Leman 30,312 TM Lit 3,542,647 ....,. Imam 3,131 HICHIANGSKAND MOCKS ABROAD. Hs aria, Ocr. Three pet Cents., 841 841; Hano. ratan Nes per Cent., 108 ; Itneetan Taglish Loan, 1034 10311 Flee per Cent. Hinds. 0er 41 f.,96 ; rive per Out Hope and Co 94; New Fear per Cent., kelets, 844 844; Madan Flee per Cents., 1861 DsnieL Three per teeter, 74 1 711 ; ditto Five per Oars., 97 984 Norwegian Fear per Onts , ikaw t Nee pee Oents.. 10: Ditto, Three per Cents., 252 4; Anserkeut Six per Crate., 10.5 1834.—Esehanges on London: Haalorg, Oct. 2, three intents', 13.101; Bremen, net. I, two wet* 615; Goltesberg, Sept 32. ninety dam 12.11 12. • THIS DAT. Two o'Ciocx, The opening price of Consols this morning 92; to 3 for money, and 921 to 1 for a c count, and bargains were shortly e ff ected at I, both 'or cash and time. Subsequently the market became a little weaker, and Consols are at present quoted 921 to 3 for money, and also for the 17th. Exchequer Bills are without variation, at 39e. and 425. prem. Foreign stacks have been little dealt in this morn ing, but prices generally continue firm. Portuguese are tether looking up. The business of the morning is limited to : Brazilian Small, at 85. Eqoador at 31. Spanish Five per Cents., at 161 and ; ditto Three per Cents., at 34 and 333. Pamirs Debt, at 31. Veresuela Deferred, at 6S. The French Rentes were steady in price on the Paris Bourse yesterday. The Three per Cants. eked at 55.65, and the Five per Cent,. at 88-5. =GLIM MID& Soak Stock. 3ito Ott. r et.Coa. fret i por Ct. Pod. ups per OtAks. Anna. 021 cbootior 13111‘. M. to 41.. pC £ Seely, 7 34 4,444 OS. 11444. Bona. S 4 sir Oat. Mao, pee 04. laratillsa 136..33 pitto N4w. 11 3 4 plc 111103X114 414 Dino Oxl:Isa Ma 9 4 P 1144 Cd nnb. Def. B OalusettaLh b uyoky n — f Der ° A. Vtiteb 4 4 per Diu& Cens..lll4. FUNDS. 1 pet OMB& 1M1L.163 flWoods Detertel lf 5 per Ot LISA' I 6 per CcPero ;,in ble.. 62 3 Pur ovum., Con... 030 Si 6 pat %A. nntAl atm SU, 105 T Mao .„11 17 3 Per et s pce ll4A rtt &Is , 13t 61 Small" thierrea 8d... WSW Paufre 06.03 2 pot Ct. Veeeseeta Bfa. 23 5 3 euermia Ileftmel bdi. ft 71 reported at 30s. to 30s. 6d. per cwt. P.m" Ott..—An improved demand has appeared ; but a little re. duetion In price has been submitted to; the sales amount to 330 toms, at 291. to 301. (chiefly at 29/., to arrive by ships now due), and a smell crop of Windward Coast, at 271. 11.. per ton. Tarnow.—The market has declined, Petersburgh Y.C. having been sold at Mo. to 36e. W., and Tagamog at 37.. 3d. to 375. 6d. per cwt.; South Am rim% at auction on Wednesday, sold at tolerably steady prises. the finest quality basing btousht 34.4. to 37e. per cwt. LARD.—Abuut 100 was American are reported at 355. bd. to 370. per cwt. /UM—Little has been dose, sad the entrane quotation is barely sta stained. flare.—A few tons East India sold at 151. 10s., and 534 bundles or Cott Yarn at 201. to 24/. 10a. pee ton. TALLOW.—The market continues to improve. To-day priers are from 3d. to ed. higher, with scarcely any seam. and ■ fur. tbnr advsnoe 11 expected. Betanduire Y. C. on the sem, Me. 6d. ILO 375.; October to Veannbaz &Item, Ws. ties. buyers; sspaeste mouths' delivery. 375. SUGAR.—The average price of Sew, the prawn of the British peammino• in America, competed tram the returns tirade hr the week eliding the and day si lkt ISIS. I. itie. 61d. per owl Sugar the produce of the Mauritius is Ma Sad. per cwt. gager the produce et the East lodise Is ria id. per cwt. TIM average prier et the three foregoing desandeas, )(Aptly, is ULU:4.ga cwt.—fiessite. COTTON.—LtroarooL, Oar. 6.—The ems limbed de mand which has prevailed ice revere! succenin weds Miebenntisin. tained during the present. The trade find the preen& mese toe high to admit of their obtaining any proportionate value ter yarn. Wes of thm hare already adapted the policy of wattles siert lime, led all buy pporioxly. The total mks of the week have only been 14,11111 To-lay-there is • fair attendance of spinners, but they buy rely a previa supply, and the asks are 5,0. 0 bales, including LOCO Ametloiti taltin on speculatins and for export. The Niagara's ad. vices, received ea Tseeday, confirm the representations prevlseily made of ialary Sustained by the growing crop, and the ediesetes car. ready received of to extent do not exceed 1,5 1 10,000 balm. Those re. ports have had little influence on the demand. Cotton Goldner le ha steadily offered, and prices do not chugs. The authurisel glaciations for ^ fair^ qualities of American this day are the mme as on Friday last. Brazils end Egyptians continue to be only in limited equal, but they are without change. Burets are In tatz rexpeset, It about former rotes. 4,500 bales agnates'', 110 Pernams, and 650 Burets have been taken on specolation ; and 1,010 Amnion, 410 Permeate, and 300 Runts for export. if AVM', Oct. 4.—The nits of cotton to day received 'a consideable impetus from the New York advice. per the Niagara, ria Liverpool, and a rise of tram If. to If. 30c. took place, the tales anounting te 1,528 bake ; the market, however, was anything Du t steady. HOSIERY, Re —LisicEernt. Oct S.—Maniac.. continues ntl•lactory. Tarns are firm, and Wools appear to have a tendent7 to advance. The orders for under-clothing for the Continent, which have been unusually large, are now ninny executed. Still, Woollen Maim of all kinds for tie hems trade is in lair demand, and will we treat, Unto continue for some time. METALS.-LONTION, Oct 6.-Since our last the transac tions to Iron have been upon rather a limited scale ; but, for all blade of manufactured pekes continue firm. The American adv lora ye. mired per Niagara, report a light stuck of Welsh bars at New York. and quote en &deems is that market of about 1 dui. per ton ; Scotch pig Iron wee still dull at about farmer rides. The Scotch pig iron trade, dmileagg the past week, has been characterised by in. creased beadsmen and but little la doing in the article; we (pude the price at 42a. tar the usual assortment of mixed Noe., 4Ss. far ad No. met sail, free as board at Glasgow. The stock of Niel. to in Leaden hes inereased to 2,910 tons, and lower prices here bees esesptal. At 141. lOs. there are sellers to some client. Dralrson, bar, bolt, a te Landon, per ton, U. 15a.; ro l g a s, 64 15s. to 71.; '74 lbs. to 81.; sheets (eingle+), 64 10..; to Si. 155.; ban, In end Newport, V. refined me. tat, Wales, 31. los. toS/.15a.; anthracite, lbs.; Pigs, In Wales, Si. 3s. to 41. ; forge,2l. 104. to No. 1, Clyde, net cash, 2/ le.6d. to V. let Biewitt's patent refined Iron for bars, tails, he., tree en board, a. Newport, 84 135. ; do. fee tin plates, boiler plates, Ike., 41.10 a.; inks hag's patent tougbesed Pigs, in Glasgow, 21. 12s. to 2/. 14e. ; in Wales, St 55. to 31. IIa.; Statedahlre hers, at the worts, W. 105. ; rails, 51. to U. Is. Qd. Foreign hoe Swedish, 111. to 1214 chairs, 41. CCND, 171. Foreign Steel Swedish keg, 141. lbs. to 131. ; faggot, 151. Englhb Copper : Sheets. sheathing, end bolts, per Ih., Med.; tough asks, per ton, 841. • tile. 821. ; old Sid. 8 4d. Pee lb. ,_• • yellow dwiel ldreldhlag, ; knocUa Latlnt per tan, Isa.,• F o r P lie.; red lead, 181.; white, 224 ; pateot shot, IW, 13e. Foreign Lftd: Spanish, in bane, 141. 10s. to 1111. 10s. Tia : Block, per ewt., Its. bar, 31. 145.; re. filed, SI. 19s. FftWpgTh : Banes, in bond, 31.12 ..; Straits, 31. 7s. ; Peruvian (6 ma 24 p, et. dis.) 31.6, Tin Plates. I C Coke, per bran,. 11.71.6 d. to 11. NAL; IC Cheesed, 11. Iles. to IL tie.; IX do. 11.16,; Speller Nina, warelsord, per is., 141.104. to 141. Gm: des to St n.*, 141. be. to 144 10s. Sins : English sheet, per ton, 201. 165. to 211. Quidurilar, pa lb., 25. lid. te 3a.-MksMg Manua. HOPS.—Wolocaorzu, Oct. B.—About 1,300 rockets of new hope were at market last Saturday, for which the demand was v e efraalma'ed. The prime asked by the planters before dinner being hi than the membents could give, caused very few salsa to be ed ; but in the evening a better understanding took pace, and the scales wets kept tautly employed till late at night, when it was fund that 141 podcets new, sod 27 old, bad been sell , with the additloa of Ilf new sad 33 old la the .week. A great many pareelo were bought by simple, to be delivered In the week, which, with I those that mold sot be weighed ma Saturday, animated to more time 700 pockets. The pielftg is nearly over, and as the profilers la many pleura Is higher thaneetlm ited for, the duty is now set at 7,5 , 0 i. Them Is no viable alteration in prices from those tan quoted. Pre sent pekes per cwt.: New Sae and choke, 135.. to 1475.; secondary, 1265. to 1305.; yearlinp, 10s. to 05a.; choice, 103 e. ; !Vs and 11142'5, 60a. to 70e.; old olds, 20a. to 435. HOP INTELLIGENCE. LIMES. Oct. 2.—The demand for new hops is slow; prices steady, from 130 a. to 13 0 a.; superior higher. Duty, 80,0001., and but feebly supported. WADDIINST. ost 3.—Another floe day, and the hop picking will be finished in this neighbourhood. BATYLN, CATBIIIII.I7, CRODNIINAT, AND HOTS, Oct. 4 The Wei* part of the picking is over; gardens that formerly esagN four or five days to cisar have this year been stripped In less thia beat the than TINTWIDEN, Oct 4.—The hop picking is generally Ilakhed gad weed the and is far short of what am es=sad light fa 181111t0a, 004. We have now, we may entede a tbehl. we awe way short In quantity, we mg We WS. awes ia, that la WI Ca — a= for tim4rtge been es souk the better, we Weald ay. HIIIIIITNONCRANZ AND WANTLING. Oct. 4 —We have nasty cleared op, and eke do so with as we thought at some places. PLIIIIIIILT, Oat 4.—The-piekleg is now finished la this parish. The crop is alert essWity, year's csoellent mad* and mouthing more Mae ensAmM of WI year's mirth. Ws baits not heard of many Oman barter sold; they wpm* better $4lOBl. UCCTIBLD, Oct. 6.—Th• bop ass easily all Waked and and I theergisebooks WU wen Wwwlhelnekeee of Wed* their A V) force it up to 105,000/., Want esw Set mow so Is la It is vcrl u evident they caught etthe sitaimlat Wefts sabsimse—lajored trade, and wi ll low their wawa. Bls ins lbws an sum goal hope XS lint and the Eut et Ilewg bet Wen le warty erg* 1 -thir d of the Nest plantation set ezertli 1 ewt. per awv, eat gamey will not grow one-third of brat pies tog. The is a statement of the growth of twelve et war brawn growere ga = littledistrtetfor 1846 and 1649, width @hewers werowful L., 1640. 16 tabs; 1849, 5 teem Jahn Kenward, 1 SWm 7 cwt. ; 1619, 4 tons 7 cwt. Ed. Kennard, 13 toostln! tons. O. Britton, 1818. 10 tons 10 ewt.; 849, 4 Cwt.; N. 1818, • 0 tnos 8 ewt ; 1819, 1 ton 8 ewt 11. 8., ISM 10 tonsTra, 2 tow ; W. Sturt, 1844. 7 tons 18 owt.• 1849. 131 cwt. P. thardag ten, 1848, 7 tons 13 cwt. ; 1819, 8 en: J Homeward, 1848, 8 Wok 16 cwt; 1849, 17 cwt. G. Nye, 1448.7 tons; 1949. 17 cwt. J. Dm ntster, 1644, 7 bras; 1849, h cwt. Sim Penner, 1848, 6 tons; 1949, 11 cwt. la/tumult, Oot. fete show of Wheat to day, which was cleared off at la to 24. advance on late rates. A brisk trod In ,at fully le. advance. A small show of Otte, and a dull trade. Barley is dates In Beans. Wheat, red, 30e. to 424. ; white, 435. to 40a. Barley, 254. to 30a. Oats, 144. to 19s. LIVSeI.OO2., Our. 6.-The grata trade has balm lesative the lest tee days, but no material change be. occurred in TM. morning's market was slenderly attended. A moderato we. expericnood Ox wheat and flour, at quite as good Arita Nee fersesy. New oats are • 111 warm, hut co meal, being In good a .rm, was 3d. to 6d. per load cheaper. Beam and peas were fully es -, as on Tuesday. Barley wee neglected. Indian corn is edit laid with firmness, but Mae were no buyers of somequtmes...e; Arrivals Into Liverpool from the 2nd to the 4th Oct., Inclusive; Wheat, 3,459 qrs.; Barley, 1,23.1; Malt, teB; Oats, 3,233; Bean., 95 ; 1,202'; Indian Own, 4,1354 ; Oatmeal , 3,654 mks; Flour. 4617 and 4,347 barrels Europe, Oot. 4.- We had a large niggly at this day's market. Wheat cm the decline , and in all descriptions of grain very little business trammeled. Wheat, white, se. ed. to 6e. 9d. per bushel; red, 4s. 92. to 64. Beams, 44. 3d. to ss. Barley, Ms to Us. per qr. Oats, 18a. M 235. BOARBOaoIIOB, Oct. 4.-The eapply of Wheat to-day te large, the condition mostly indifferest ream are r ec eding, and the demand very slow. In Barley sad Oct. no alteration. flour trade very dull. Wheat, new, 54. Od. to 6e. per S stoma ; old, 6.. to M. M. Oats, new, Id. to per stow ; old, 9d. to 10d. Barley. malting. Ma to 27a. plc qr. at 33 none; Itrindlner, 245. to to Flour. saparese, Ma. to 30s per seek of 90 stones; esoonds, 324. to 33e. SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 6.-There was a short supply of Wheat from the farmers to.day, find the prime of last week were firmly malatained ; old met with move Inquiry. In melting Barley there hes yet not mesh doing ; grinding In more demand, sed • far sale, at lost week's prices. In Oats and Beans merely a retail trade. Wheat, new, 91. to 101. 104. per load. Burley, 225. to Ma. per qr. Beans, 28s. to 384. Oats, If.. sd. to 21s. Flour, 28.. to 30e. per each, WAXITIELD, Oct 6.-We have this week a oonsiderable sappy o it f Wheel mostly of the new crop-the gustily is generally sorth of bloc Humber there le • want recondition ; buyers set greatly on the emcees and do not seem disposed to purchase beyond their present wants. Fine old Wheat is scarce, end bring' het osers prices new, of superior quality, is also as dear, but general noes have receded Is. per qr., and damp Is. to •:a. from the rates of this day se'nnlght. line melting Barley is without alteration, but oft goes elf slowly. Oats and Shelling remain steady. &sea se before. No variation In other articles. Wheat, per qr., 60th.. to the bosh, Suffolk, Eases and Kest, red, new, 435. to 4144 extra, 455.; whits. 444. to 465.; extra, OA; Norfolk and Hunts. red, 41a. to 43e.; extra, 44..; white, 434. to 44..; extra, 465.; Lincelnahlre sad Cam. beldgeebire, rod, 40s. to 425.; extra, 43a.; white, 42e. to 445.; extra. ma.; Yorkshire , IN& Ma. to 40a ; extra, 41.,; white, 42.. tu43s.; extra. 44.. Dentate and Konigsberg, white, 41 2 . to 425. ; entre, 464.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, Me. to 994. ; eitra, 41e. ; Mediterranean. red, 824. to 34 ; entre, Ms. • English, old, red, Ma to 494.; white, 475. Burley, per qr. Imp., Norfolk and Suffolk, 291. to extra, Ma.; LincoleMire and Yorkshire, 274. Od. to 29e. Od.; extra, 30e.; grinding, 20e. to 2244 keel" 21e. to 234.; extra, 264. Od. Beane, per qr., 6316 e. to the bush., small, fine, new, 325. to 235. ; tick new, 30..t0 325. ; foreign, sew, 21*. to 30s. Oats, per stone. , 81d. to 9d. ; extra, 10d.; feeding, to AI. • extra, 10d.; foreiga, Bd. to 9d.; extra, 94d. Shelling, per load of 26'11bn., IM. to 234.; extra, 24e. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 374. to 38..; extra. 404. Peas per imperial qr., blue and white tellers, Ms. to 24.; extra, Ka.; grey and fr 4 21e. to 255. • extra, 27e. Bapo Seed, pee Imperial lest, tkedlsh, 281. to 291.; foreign, 281. to 291. 1 lesee 4 pee Imperial qr., 325. to te. Imports during the week :-Whcat, 28163 eits ; Barley, 4,906; Oats, 1,951; Beans, 1,170; Feu, 1.62; Shelling. 67 loads. HAY.—Siontrumo, Oct. IL—Mears Cooper and Davie report the trade brick, at the following quotations: Primo Meadow. 661. w 72.. I itooeu.. 6:o. to Goa I Now .... —a. to —4 Werke ....... ata. to 63.. Meer . GG. to W.. straw.... 24% to 31/4 CATTLE, ete —Bzveausr, Oat. 3 —We had a good supply dell kinds of stock, which met with slow sale, at prizes haring a downward tendency opan last market's rates. _ _ CARLISLE, Oct.4:—The chow of Beasts to-day WM only moderate, there Leine about 40 herd, °cadging of • few shi.rt-horns„ Gallowayc, Irish. and west Highlanders. Quality middling, though there were one two wood animals. BIPIDCIA dull. Price!, 20s. to 22.., sinking offal. The Sheep market was better in every respect. About 300 Sheep and Lambs were on offer, Cheviots end black-faced and businesa brisk. A clearance would be effected, with prices at 44d. to ltd., sinking offal. Only four Chives in the market, aching at 6d. per lb., sinking offal. No one wined to notice them. BUNTER, Oct. s.—The mark.: was very scantily supplied, as is wand immediately after Alphington fair. Of fat Beef them was scarcely any of prime quality moiler ; prices ranged from 714 6d. to Be. Id. per wore. Cows and WTs were rather in'request, and sold at W. to 121. Store Bullocks generally were warm, and prices are nearly as of late. The supply of Sheep and Lambs was aim small, under 600, but no improvement was perceptible in price, ewes being 4d., and wethers tad. to 41d. per lb. Store wethers, 23e. to 325. each. There was a large supply of store Pigs, but not a very brisk sale. The 'apply of Pigs wan about equal to that of last week, with but little dlr. (creme in the price, which range) from is. to Bs. 3d, per score. - -- • - • • HOWDRN GREAT FAIR, Oct. 2 —We had a large supply of cattle, including a er , naidesablo number of Irish. Fat lieAs, Sa.G& to da.r . s t tese—in.ealrers and cows, 101. to 124, and superior, 141. Irish 41. to GI. each. There wee a good supply of Wheep— mutton, 4 . N id. per lb. We had a tolerable show of alto and Allies, which had slow sale. Noantaxmovrox FAIR.—At this fair, held on Wednesday mod Thursday teat, the ard and 4th hug., the supply of fat Besets was mall; prices Se. to Se. 9d. per stone. A fair show of in.e.dving cows. • which met with dull eale at from Yl. to 141. There was a largo chew of lean stack, aml bat little demand, at extremely low prices. At the &sea fair there was a show of an demi ptions, and a great many found purchasers at bed Om. rat, qd. to sd. per lb. Pwewasosouou Para.—This fair, held on Tuerday sad Wednesday, was not ea nu ft o g lF2 attended as usual. There Wert very few Bee" and those y were of inferior quality ; tha brat animals moved off at prima, and a good deal of business was done on Tueeday, at higher rates to the granter than the present value of fat stock would seem to ittelfy. The tap fair was weli tkoash Not perhaps so lane as last year. The w as fair non chkellp of ponies and middling Horses, with a good chow at foals. - - - - - 4111asuow, Oct. 4.—Our market was well supplied with Cattle this morning. Both ;aloes and demand varied little frees than et het dm Best 01 Beef 49.. to eta; seesnd, 455. to Cu Cows. Bulls, and inferior Beasts, lies to 41a. per cwt., sinking offal. A few inferior Beasts only were turned out unsaid. There wds a large sup. ply of Sheep with dull sales. Bast aged keep, bd. to bed. ; seared. 41d. to 5d.; awes. S t d. to 4d. per la. , dialog o ff al. Pigs werscoasper than at last market, 355. to 37.. Caiese sign dull. 455. to 475. per cwt., sinking offal. COVIiNT-GARDEN.— art the prime: Morning.—The following Wit raw Apple, per lb., 3. to 61 Grape., hotbouno, per lb., 9d to di Portuat 1, per lb., 9d to 1. Peaches, per do:., de to lb N•Pleinee, per dos, as to lb Tbuts, pc, ht. Ares. b to C 3 Prin. per doz., 211 to 44 per half ,derv, h. to Os Apples, kitchen, per bath , lb toes Oranglo. Per doe" 4. to ea 11;01M per dot., Is to Ts per 100. to to IG , Almonds, pot peck Os tweet, for lb., b to 21 Wolouto, ppoott tut), Is Od So Taberb h,Visto24s per 100 lbs.. 464 to 60, Nuts, Barcelona, per A, 20s to Mt Brottl. per N/A., 121 to Ifs ITEGER =per dos., &I to Is rem per dos.. la to e itroeccdt.perdoabaadlo.lo. n teats Pea. per , bush, 1. 6dto Barrel, per balt.stsm Id to Ild Potatoes, per toe, 10. to KU per art., *So de pot beAst to Si To.. pr bourds, ts to ds daa. Is to It ite di Taa per huddle. 1. to do lidageePt dew.* 18 " to in CUCUTOber., sock Id to GI beck., per hooch., 24 to 34 Usts, per bundle, 8d to 1.34 tt %d .be,. per 12 honcho., 1.0 td W raN., pur doz. tam, 41tu elsauvm... per ban., 41 to ed. -mach, PIA 11 1s to 1. 6d ElhallUta. to Gd * ABLE& °2l per bunch. 24 to 66 4 2 AMA, per don la 6d to ta Oistk. per lb., 3d to Qd Artichoke., per doz.. le 61 to! Vegetable Matrons, doz. 61 to Is Lettuce, Cob., per mom, 4d to Sd Cos.. per more, 6,1 to le Endive, per atom la to la 6d Tomato -3, t= half elm, In to Se Muehrocons, pm potat hetio.. la to le 61 pie 3t to th ertall 83 1 26 aar Waste. 61 to U nowt, Per ch. 9d to Id Savory, per bunch. 24 to 3d Throe. par bunch, 2d to 34 3.• [Viet. per don beach. Se , bloats. pm howl_ la OS.- r tlasjonon, xrea per - 7 " 7 1 Mint, t-reen, 1 / 4 1141.,N, „.1 I . * • / gram sr , Wadi. et tea; • . 1 . , . ,