The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-20 00:00:00

Fooetoe Hors.—'ho importations of bops from Belgium sod the Veiled States of AVlltliel, to which see have remedy alloded, Imre now aommed so peat a degree et impertwase I. mensequestos of the continumee mad the Went of the supplies, so to require hotter p~eswiss. The velem' harsh Bands hat bmagbt to ili verre s el hem New York 20 Wesel the article, tailor, bells', Übe bet importation of the kind into that part from abroad. The lir Edward Banks, arrived from °mead, has brottot 14 belle; the Director, from Antwerp, 10 bake; the terican line of rookie ship Priam Ailmert, lbom Now Toth, 100 Wes ; sad the Caleb ariathaw, from Dew Tork, has bought 102 balm of this ankle et meationatra, 6 easy ketoses addressed to menet& bias of miasma et eta *pod to seder. Ws and make so further whisk' alk rim to these continued immortalises of .limm emespdei to mention that the mobs hem limigient see isiMy es the lacrosse, mid that the ewe Woe msatimmai impelatisas hoes the Vatted Stasis el Amodio me doable of pre view arrivals of she Had Am that quarter et them the globe, mid w mameqestatly ef woribratio interest and impertanes. lIKPLOVtraNT OF CIUMINALS IN MINIM—It ap poses that in the soar 1000 this szperfessat was fried for the bat time to Eitglaad to the alma of Belch sod liespir to the minty of Carey& In a report laid Whoa the sok pan of mine adventure's fir that year, it states the t thing of sessimmed "gimbals to meek at the mime seems a demise adkoteisess to the gethile,ebaritable to the poor offenders, and may be in time probable to the eampsay. Tse hw we reseivoet wen only taken he atrial, sad as apprentices for Ave years, his Maisety bake sprolowly phased to pardon them an that medium, that the isompany may dad out by experience what mask may prove effectual, and may be proper to be freakyaimed to his Majesty and rho bonourabte isemboes of bellt beams of parliament, both for the melamine sod making such criminals siesta to the nation. Tor though it is agreed by all that hie Mutely misl legally pardon criminals ea say mask condition, ampeskuy when the moo are hoe, mad net Mar the WM Woo of skyey resod, yet there moms a assonity of oo am et sat to make this kW seawall, selde .4 lid to the skies bat at Freest they sve osier so restrakt, wad the 'co m pany is bond to malatais them in mat, Mak, aad clothes, Aiseted and ' , tiled (as is woe of other apprentices) by the Judea of the limits in the county of Distils/en. They were toil else this wee the first army of England of this hood, to try If missinals would be reformed sad remain useful to the Wks, that it was to be hoped they would show a good ex- Is vatmilhe whisk, U they did, it would not be the thecatheir km, cely, bat, in all probability, of several men, ekes it widths a great profit to the nation, as it km beset essapated thia his country loses IW. per an awn fee every man that is ; therefore it was hoped that, foe theism' of tismoshoo. their brethren, sad their ~My, they sh ear s kik INS midis, and serve oat their One was 'MA they all promised Ttri were est tc worldse tie see, sad ramping it. water.— Welehmews. Buz Com—The public, at the meant time, can sot be sufficiently ea sink gourd la reseiviag wary from seopieious obsrectere L thus Wag as farness* qusatity of base vas merest. TIM Mimes who neatly mime dews to Soothed from Yorkshire moat, the home of John Porter field 'Olt dealer, Beseetrig, awl mederreared to pew a five &Miele piece. Tits Mfahsegewdberesred that the min was bed, and he istmedkady int the doer mesa Ms visitors, who, suspecting a Msesvery, emptied ihsir pukes of bed min sad threw it late the Is.. Pertelbli then sewed the whitlows of the apartment, sad a Maggie mooed Mimeo his. sad the two sea. Mosotho. tore el the wally pike mired, sad took the fellows into oestedy. They srpneat thews& es emporiums, sad gave their Bann se Moro Campbell sad Almearer Diagonal. Oe Friday they were brought before Mr. Sheriff Mao by whom they were re milted to a Maker esert.—North iritirt Mail. OARS CASIL—At the Rochester petty seseioaa on liesday lest, Arabes Haigh, John CalHnge Sousa Josh see. and Joseph Haigh, were sammeard by William Bora, lbw, ea • charge of oempese, wldht fs posh cf game on Washer NW, Todiasrdso Meow It append. by the eel time of Jobe Batierworth, a geseekeeper, Net es the 5Sb of September the primers were ea the memai that the list Mee bad seek a goo, sod were ea hod bMsoglog he Kies Darin is the eampatim of Mr. Bashes Adak Ihe hew of two of the defeadeats, who had she ea estate of ewe adjefsdog test of Miss Bearden% Mr. W. Aside Mated that he paid • sem of mew ea meshy to Miss Beanies for the pose we kir hod, sod the MO. had no right to it. The we we attained te Meek" seat. Sallow; Avraii.—The amid goose-fair day bare a yew* sawed awry Spray, eisidiag la Platt-court, Gelding. street. west with a seta alsephes late the fields sear that attest Whilst thin *glom • member of the youth', most ef when wars older than eiN, weal up to him sad weeded to este the piss boa him tow themselves. To this he would ON 1110SIMNI4 sod the ethers wen deterwieed is saw gel tin to give op hie own peeparty. la the straggle that 111111•441, ewe of tbom awasd Jests wrath Spray ea We back ethis bead wish ow Webs Wm The blow stured rou rZ awl UM dews. While he war Wag oa the swag brews bitted hies several these 6various parts 011ie . Saws perces rabid lies up, but he was la a sheet doe sand with a fit. He was afterwards reamed to the %NOW, whew be remised uatil his death, which took plate ea IMaiedig. Ahligaset iris told ea the Mowing to ila b b e llej meta, 'snidest whether; hie death was to be to the Wades received la the brutal sisault ems. ;Wei, it to other mesa the Washy was **oared—NW ffiwilwee isurewl. Tao Isamonezi llusDra.—Yestad_sy after axe 111/14111•810 were east out from the .8.. of Mr. Meals, the rifeness Is the Treseary, to all the witnesses eaf= this MOON their etteadm Central es at the Cenal Conn ea next, the 23rd Mt., at 10 °Week, on whisk day a hill will be preferred before the grand jun, grthe Mennen, for the warder of the late Retrial an. It was originally *armed, indeed it was the lateninn of the Atterney-General to fix Tharsday ant for the trial of the risswers • bat in consequence of a letter whisk was remind reinday morning from Mr. Was. Malay, ems or the prielpal winsome, it is extremely cloth*. fel whether the till of the rimers will take ran this seeks. lb. Masssy bids )rare so Mr. Bookie, one of the tassel named itit .,l l / 4i ll MI behalf of the prosecution, Maass that ke is min snore indisposition, sad that he is whined by is medlisal attendant that it will not be rudest for hiss to leave his house, Sma rms Bail, Derbyshire, kw several days to some U at all deans the easeing eseiss of the Central Crinisal Court. An eager and a wiedisal gentleman will this day be deepatehed to Smarms Bail to ascertain the real fame of Mr. Maseey's indisposition, and should it be found that he is Ia a It state M nalsetake a journey to London, he will be up ea Maim awning. The mussel engaged by the mews to ended the peceention are the Attorney- Berra, Mr. DOD,* M. Washy, and Mr. Clerk. Up to kit night the pie— lied not definitely engaged any lemma deadness to easiest their eases, Int it is expected that flea will he preftsmi to amble lire. Manning to es. =Mr. Wilkins, whom she pertionlarly wishes to be re ns mil ginner, it is stated, wishes to retain Mr. Clefts. Should the Mal take place on Thursday next, it will is all probing* last till Saturday. DRUNIENNEIII AND POISON An inquest was held ea Thursday, at Dampest, an the body of Jane Ball, a resident in Androw's4am, who was found in her bed ea Moaday ageing, is a state of stupor, from the effects of whisk she never 111110WROOL The unfortunate WOO= was the widow of a ears fa the navy, who died sighben months since. Binge his bath, it appears that she has son bated climatal" habits, mad was often intmiestal, sad was la the habit of aliewilai ones and woman to mute Ss kw bow, sad remain awe. On ono of them coseasims, Nab elz mandke elase.ske had a quarrel with a anal codker who ern is the hems, sad sally broke his head with a per, which was seined by the pause, who were sailed is omen Me Deessiea. Ia Is. ilts or iatezisaties the deemed used km rave AMMO mom this saltiest, whisk ft mm. peon always ramie' ea her mini. ilhe was the eels oe mead el the Mese wino die was Isund. end this dream stamp. Wei W the sat of its beim known that she was pameell Of sondisesbie property, Is 4 at nest to the sapper skies Mall asses lam sight Moe *eke. plies. It wee dew *IS the dowsed musk Imo palmed beensi4 ausokor Ss Me at thew wile Moe Ong their ow — l i tt a ll frau a tee tree indulges** is inlonlosting Iwo& She keel upwards et 2001. in doe leoloss* Irk sad, besides eater property, Ms odd she has a abut se plots of onsilesalie yahoo. 'widows as Ilia above ills laying bum sheen, jury returned a millet that aoseneei col tom eta palm called maspils, taken whin fa • seats et tar panty ineseity. Run Ti m or rim Com= Ron, Fos RAPI livinsh.—Thts abates', SS whoa the statues, of death was pared at the last seam Abeam sale% fie the twofold arises of rape and airier, w pebbly ens sated ca Tuesday, in front of the Coady Pdisa, Modes& MONEY MARKET. FILIDAT IVIDIDUL The excitement which prevailed in the stock mar ket, giying rue to seesiimahle Ambitions is the him MIK sod 16 es&rec dierm, daring the last two dark bee allegutisw wlioee, and the badness tanembel is than trilw was altogether of a more ermadrat nature, whisk tweet to impart more firim nem to the minket. Osumi spud at 911 2 11 0 f0r weep awl 911 to 92 for ,smut, bet soon a *aim irons I they rallied, however, towards the mid yof tbe day, and finally closed at 911 to 92 far njory. Obi at SI2 to / for account. The Three pe r pm & Afterl were dew at 901 and $. The New Themodo9449lll6ter _par Cents. opened to-day for *bib km& whisk pee rise to a priconeidcipillerable U liiated Wag done in hem, a emesalm They towed at t 9ll , ties a vu l se ,' to to Ot, sad were 1s dose at the opening prim Beelregese Bills madam in request at 44e. sad a& 1 69 ._., at width they were done. Long Amenities sodired 91 and 11-16; ditto 30 years, 1869. 81; Ma, 20 1860, 8 11-16 sad 1. Bank Stook Wee at 1981 and 1871. South Sea New were bought at 891. India Bonds at 60s. pram fibs hniaser in the foreign hones WM exceedbigly 004 sod is emalesed in the following, which m oat se armr_ity. Oreamia Dined at R. brexican (ex. January IMMO at Xi kr away, sad NI for assolat. Paw run Four per Cents., 1849, at 521 for account. Portuguese Four per Cents. at 331 and j. Spanish I Fire per Cents. at 16 and 151. Vent:mile at 24. 1 Dstch Four per Cent. Certificates at 821 and 4. The premium on gold yes' e•day at Paris was 144 per mine, which, at the English mint plies ot. 31. 17e. 104 d. per ounce for standard gold, &MI en exchange of 25.51 ; and the exchange at Part; ea London at short being 25.60, it .follows that gold is 0.04 per cent. dearer in Paris than in Landes. By advice. to-day from Hamburg the price of gold is 437/ per mark, which, at the English mint price of Si. 17e. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.111 • and the exchange at Hamburg an Leedom at shori being 13.12, it follows that gold is 0.29 per cent dearer in Lftdon than in Hamburg. The course of exchange at New York, on London, for bills at 60 days? sight, is 109 / per vent. ; and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.17 per oass in favour of England. Bat after making allowance for ditrenos of interest and charges of transport, the present rate will leave scarcely any profit on receiving gold from the Uni!ed States. At the in sales to-day 1,326 chests were rased, of which 410 were withdrawn, 250 bought in, and 666 sold at previous rates. Prices were rather better supported.. The total quantity passed up to the present time is 13,726 cheats, of which 6,130 were withdrawn, 1,644 bought in, and 8,962 mold. The sales will be rammed on Monday, and are ex pected to terminate about Wednesday next. The course of exchange to-day was rather higher on Hamburg and France ; and bills on Cadiz were done a shade lower. Negotiations took place at the following rates: TIM. Prim sardatial. From To Mambas, Amaterdma 2 . 21a. 12 it BoMmelom " Ashram 25 71 Paris abort. 28 30 Ditto 3 46 23 65 litaradßor" Th a F 0 raukfmt 57 11 i r " Trlmes Potoraborg Matz, d 44 (hdlg. ll 1; 1 I Latham emics Naples Palermo Memaaa Lisboa m .20dvs 8at5....,..„ °Pa /tan Loam Oommar's Batas.--Calcutta 21, Bombay 24, Madras It Ccusiourrs PAWL - - Hamburg advice' of the 16th state that the price of coffee was fully maintained, the greater part having psawd into the hands of speculates, who held for rates. Rio and Java had realised 4le. to Si.; Parte Rico, 60. to 51s. A few sales of snar had been made, but only at a decline in price. The result of the meeting of the sugar refiners at Berlin was not yet known, but was expected to be made public before the next mail departure. A sale of cotton had taken lam at an advance of #to 1. Cocoa was in good demand. Java Rice had realised 7 marks bane°. In grain there was scarcely anything doing. Upland melting barley was worth 64 to 65 dollars. Raps I seed was in good request at 150 to 155 dollars. In exchange little was doing, and the rate on London is without alteration. Money was abundant. Railway shares wen improviag daily. Funds were very firm, and most demiptions were quoted higher. The fol lowing were the lest prices of stocks : Raskin (English) Loan, 104#; Ditto Fire per Cents. in Hamburg Certificates, 98 ; Ditto Five per Coats. (Hope) third and fourth series, 94 ; Prussian Pin per Cent. Voluntary Loan, 1848, lost. Denial Five per Cents. 1849, 96#. Swedish Pear per Cents., 98#; ditto Four per Cents, hypo thecated ice', 1846, 95#. Norwegian Four per Chats., 1848, 991. Spanish Areas, 9; the Three pr Cent. Interior Debt, 251. United States Six per Cents 105. New Orleans letters of the 23rd September state that business was gradually reviving, and a good deal of nativity was snared in the impaling and jobbing beds, though as yet it was mostl restri to the kaki and receiving of goods. Th ey produce markets men dull, but cotton fully maintained its vase the influence of eontinued unfavour- Sram the interior in relation to the crop. The weather he some days past bad been clear and woes. The eV was quite healthy. The arrivals of mesa from the lit to the 23rd Sept. were 13,747 bales, and the &mance/ during the same period, 6,096 bales, leaving a stock on band of 19,721 bales. Tois limited supply tended to unsettle the market. Holders were demanding extreme prices, while buyers were not willing to meet the views of sellers. As • consequence, it was difficult to quote the exact pmii tion of the market, though, as a general rule, prices had tended upwards. The last sales reported, how ever, were at rather easier for new middling Old. to 10Id., and for ;middling 101 d. to 10Id. Of tobacco the arrivals the Ist to the 23rd of September were 1,592 hbds., and the exports 1,144 hhdL, leaving a stock on hand of 13,550 hhds. The bonsai:time were not extensive, in consequence of the light supply, nevertheless the sales of the week embraced 750 Wide., at very full prices,the outside quo tations indicating the exact state of the market. The rates were :—for Lugs, 20. to 3/a per lb. ; leaf, inferior to common, 40. to 410. ; hie to fine slc. to 6c.: choice and selections, tic. to 71c. Only a mode rate degree of activity prevailed in the Sour market, and prices ruled about the same as before quoted, say from 5 dole. to 5 dole. 124 c. for Illinois, and second St. Louis, and 6 dos.. 260. to 6 dole. 75c. for extra brands. The corn market continued quiet, with little or no demand for export. The week's sales had been chiefly at 46c. and 48c., though the extremes ranged from 45c. to fa& per bushel. Oats had been in de mand, and prices were higher, St. Louis commanding 420. and 460., and Ohio 340. to 35e. In freights no fall engagements had taken place. The rates were : for cotton to Liverpool, 7-16 d. ; tobacco to Loudon, 32a 6d. per hhd., and to Liverpool, lOLA Geer to Liverpool, 3s. per barrel ; corn to Liverpool ed. per 601 be. There was no alteration to notice in exchanges, the demand being of a limited character. Sterling quoted 9to 101 per cent prem. ; franca. ss. 274 e. to 6f. 350. Telegraphic despatches from New Orleans of the 27th state that very unfavourable amounts continued to come in with roved to the cotton crop, and an opinion was generally entertained that under the most favourable circumstances the crop would fall greatly short. The market on the 26th was quiet, and closed firm; sales only of 105 bales took place at full prices. According to Mobile letters the advice' from the %sews States complained greatly of the nem eaMlldtbd by the worms in the cotton crop. dyne have been getting lower during the past week, hems the general business of the city had expo rimmed ao change. Everything continued to wear the summer aspect, and the extreme heat of the weather had been anything but reviving to out-of. door Winn& Prices, in this dull and languid state of Wage, remained mostly unchanged. Of cotton the sales during the week were only about 450 bales I st prices ruling previously ordinary, 9 to 90. l pie lb.; middling, 9 to 10 ; middling fair, 101 to 104. The stock on hand was only 6,333 balm, ionr 2 ec 3,974 bales at the same date last year. The remained perfectly healthy. g to letters of the 14th September from nitermesh the transactions in sugar were very li mited, but pins were folly maintained. The state ment of exports shows a decrease this year as 0011I pared with 1848 of 48,232 boxes from Havaaaah sad 74,388 boxes from Mataniss, making a total of 122,620 boxes. Coffee was some, and the j m il restricted; prim, 6 deb t to 7 dole. wen dell. Two small privileged vessels ha= I takes up at 21.55. to 21. 2& Bd. for Cowen and a market Exchange, 14 to 16 prem. Lettere have been received from Rio to the 29th August, bat they add nothing to the nonce= to hand. From the Ist to the 22nd of 124,870 bags coffee had been shipped. The exchange was Ina at 26d. lAN. 01 WIALLID.—Aserzr fa Ws Widlssaw 061.13, VMS ILA. loud ----AWOL'S' =smog Deb........ MALMO act ors am Juba Anon meet Balsa ........ SWOT, SPAWN mantes 111-161111iiPAIMOIIT. - . AN Drd V ow,. .......... ....AMMAN 900.Migli SW i t il tsp. et A limarliir , M . 1 .6 sr rad Div4Aasr4 f.. .. 2 _dabs Oft =11.201444/116 ....._ 1116,411.61 1 Osiaali anima. GNAW THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 20, 1849. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the 13th inst., when compared with the returns for the week previous, give the &Howie, result*: arida& ......- £36,149,605 ....... Norms 611 5 , 705 ....... 111,552,833 ...... Immo 611,900 W ill ..—.....„ 6,867,050 ...... Demeans •11,165,775 j a... Mir ... II 811 916 '...... Inman 1,711,687 .. 14,192,571 .... Doman 193,711 ''. .1 . 6 " 4). 011:1. AMAMI ...... Demurs MAW Cale sod Dales . 13,042,493 -- Deortare 311,383 Mal ;toy litho, firma 1,082.691 ...... Deoreese 16,763 5um0'..................... 3,127,964 ._... Dorms 462,674 ISCHLIIOIS AID nom' ARDOLD. Hamm% Ocr. 16.—Nombere Ilbee.erieMett pi Pole., 156 Sit ; Babsvorka Pinier pot.. MI INNine Vlik 44% It 104 i; Piro per Cast Rabe. 0804 se; lbw Mows Muth min 91; Tim logr o ar am, rah Pemba Flee rsetZ WB l 6 s;: si lieporg 4 leour re l 1 Sligo* I eye= Mrs per ei. by Terel ai r es4 r., Mt Ass rime Biz pm lOW 105. at Lesion: Ham burg, Oat 10, LLB; Dim usatho. 13. . Clutdins, Oct. IN Woe moothe. 4.7 L Wei. 056. 11, Iline weellbe, $74. Eiroseo. Oct. 1; tee usetbe, 616 VIIIIINA. Ocr. 14.—auldis roods: !Iva per Cents., 951 9 5 1; Foot 466.6.11513 pre 08616, 641, 85; Lisa, HU, 162, 16.12; Ditto 1533, 118. 1134; Mirk wares, 4,115, I,3l4.—olograits Railway, lON 1174; Ms% stilikrou, 5 : 551• Baregne. Ocr. 1 rumis Loam. 1640, 951 ; Ditto, 184 8 , Mk D i tt oan i 94 ; 1644, 571 ; mite, me, au ; Ditto, 1515, 64, the OM 1 1133 , 1101; ditto 1643, 93. Bank lotus of 1641,1034. Exchange to I. 25.57 t. WOOL--Lonnort, Oct. 19.-13inca the public sales, the use guest. but former priors are will sap led. M ealy 25 boles foreign. English liss born maser g oo meniona Wass. LEEDS. Oct 10.—We have no change he suds, he Eaglith esco l t s eredt ; mien ot combine Wools are Ins stedsnity s e t Wools r 0 bare a dowsonutt tendeney. /be desert f. r login Winisnemeinnen pereeptibly le improve, sal Ws week a very bir allot etbraiNO Maim pas Omsk. Prises ire Arm Liesailliso Oat. 18.—Ther. wee a pub& isle yeeserdey of the antee=ilreel. eay 1,111 beta inn balm, 1,100 beim Bum; Alms Me HO babe .a rtes. The almeitess wee bU. n o g nor neman ° l:ll= Use resole on the winds eathsfestsg. The WIN klub se lot rads meg well at lull caw but .Yoe rig in. feriae Idols Imre rather bony. Prices about Ur semi se below. The elm may be odd of 'WOOS Ayres, to. LEATHER.—Lszps, Ocr. 18. —Time me s a g waggly of mine Wade et leather, but good Meg Idlilisma strong eta, cell and kip were entrees owe light &mad bides, which obtained en whiner. The sin. ef meg odor dworietless were without alteration. but there wee a log• immirse done in all the articles of the trade se well as in keirwr. HOPB.—Lnwse, Oct. 18.—Our market is quiet, at from 111. 13s. to 61. Is.; choke, et. 10s. to 61. 16e.; yearlings and old olds, a heavy NM at irregular prima. Duty, 83,0001. BOLIFINDEN, 1849.-248 was of hops, average per Sees 4 cwt. Ogre. lake. BRNINDRII, 1849.-316 i acres of hope, average per acre 4 OWL a qrs. Ws. EDENBRIDO/L, Oat. 18.—One of onr principal planters only finished picking on the 16th lout. Duty backed at 80,0001.; some keel disposed to bet a little further than that. WOICUTZ Oct. 1 . 9. —The demand for fine new Hope was brisk et Mot s market, nearly all the beet samples offer. lug by the *OM big kit at pews fully us much as last week. Iles supply was sham Me p ockets , including More left over unsaid from bit listeedei„ of UM saw were sold and weighed tks nide maim tem the grower% besides 1,032 in the week, Web said get le weighed the previous market day, so that upon a fair ealooldielk, pW two4htrds of the whorls growth Is now out of the Mode& bwo da The duty la onpplood to reach 8,0001. Priem pre owt. : new, III& to 128 a.; deo and choice, I3os. to 1306.; year. tl p, SOL to 100.. ; 181b's, 30s. to 835.; old Ws, 20s. to 435, CORN.—CetatateroaD, Oct. 19.—Thera was rather a smaller supply of Wheat at market today, and prices must be quoted Is. per qr. higker than last week ; red, 425. to 44e. • white, 475. to 49.. Beira the same as lad wash. Barley, fine mating qualitka, rather dearer. ' • • Cos ????? , Oct. 19.—Our market to day was thinly at tended. We have no alteration to not. in the value of grain, except a trilling improvement in Wheat of first quality. Barley for :Baiting primers met a ready sale at our last quotatiom Oats and Beans a duli sal.. _ . . " - • ERRFiIt, Oct. 19.-We bays bad large supplies of grain to-day from our fanners. Wheat sold freely at Is. to 2s. per qr. ad yam,. We note no alteration in the value of Barley. Gate sold at la. per qr. more than last week. Fine Flour, ; seconds, 30e.; whleh Is an advance of 2a. per sack in fine, and Is. oa the seconds. Thal., Ott. 19.-Arrivals of all kinds of foreign are small, and supplies of English srealso limited. Good dry sweet Wheat, both old and new, has commanded an drake of la. to 2e. per qr., whilst second-rate parcels immune as last week. Grinding Barley is scarce; whilst the censumption I. esteasive, and full rates are paying. Grind ing Peas support their value, and meet a free sale. Berne sod Oats move off steadily, at fell rates. The rueful' of Linseed amount to abut 1,33 qrs.-say, 1,036 ere. from Itigs, and 1,023 begs from Bombay. The market has ken very emustily supplied, and owing to many crushers being well in stock, sales have been rather limited, though the lull prices of last week have been realised In the business duos. Of Black Boa, none offering. Fine Petersburg, 405. to 415., middling, Its, to 395., inferior, 365.; Riga, 375. to 39e. ; Archangel. 39e. to 405.; Hensel and Konigsberg, fins clean crushing, 3tle., middling, 365. to 375., Werke, 345. to Sis. per qr. The following are the present prior: Wheat, Fbglials. white old, 435. to 461.; new, 435. to 46a; Tog, old, 41s. to 445. ; sew, 41.. to 41e. Foreign, Bulb. per bushel, high mixed Ralik., 435. to 17s. • Hamburg, red, 11s. to 425.; Polish Odessa, 37.. tens. Barley, malting, per qr., 235. to 275. • vindinit per : fort., e 20s. 6d. to 21s. Id. Oats, old, per qr., 135. to 17a. • new, 3s. to Us.; Russian, be., per et., 7d. to Sid. Paw, white, ;oilers; per qr., 275. to 305.; blue, its. to SAL; grinding 631 b. per bushel, Us. ed. to 2174.0 d. Beans. old and new, peibushel, Us. to 315.; Egyptian, tbs. to 27 4 . new, kr 50wi 631.1). ng, per qr., 335. to SP. ; snack& 631b.per besiel, 19a. to 31s. R per ewe, ed. Liaseed, per qr., Black Bee, 41.. to 435. ; fit. . fine, 46.. to 41e.; gr erwhlng, 37e. to Us.; inferior, $l.. to 36e. ; Rlp, sre. to 395.; Archangel, Us. to 395. ; Kenigrkerg and Mabel, 343. to 38e.; elan for feeding, 40s. to 42e. Rapeseed, per last, German and lausieli, 2W. to 301. • Black Bea, ISE to IN. Fo rei gn imports into Hall during this week: Linseed, 1,236 qrs.; Wheat, 3,693; Barley, 2.210;, 0at5,297 ; Beans, 423; Peas, 230. - - - Liffeolar, Oct. 19.—We have bad a large delivery of Wheat from our Mermen today, at lest week's prima, with a fair @ap ply. Of Barley there was a good demand, at late rates. Oats main tained the rates of lam week. Very little doing in Beans. Wheat, red, 40a. to 435.; white, 42.. to 4Ss. Yarley, 27e. to 30s. Oats, l4s. to lea. Livsaroot, OCT. 19.—The Corn Bichmei this morning was slenderly .[ tended. The busing= transacted In wheat and flour was very moderate, but there was no observable Mange In the priors of Tuesday for either article. Irish new oats met. fair ask, at fully late rates; old oate were ld. per bushel dower, rnd they are be coming mare. Barley, beam, and mossupported late prices. There were two or three buyers of Indian corn from Ireland, and though the budemme wee not ealesslve, the turn in price appeared to be in the seller's lever. Arrivals and Imports from the 16th to the 18th Oct., isolusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn :—Wheid, 3,114 qrs.; Barley, lit ; halt, 306 ; Oats, 1,933, Berns, 174; Peas, 13$; Indian Coro, 2,061 ; Oatmeal, 3,131; Fleur, 3,137 sacks and 13,990 barrels. RtPOW, Oet. 18.—Oar market was well Papplied with grata tide day. Bales of every dewrlpttoo dull at last week's prices. Wheat, white, 7a 6d. to 6s. 341. per bushel; red, U. 9d. to U. 9d. Beam, b. to 41. dd. Barley, 24e. to WI. per qr. Oats, 13e. 6d. to 225. 6d. Roatrono, Oct. 17.—We had • good supply of Wheat at oar market, which was a brisk sale, at 2s. per qr. above last week's prices, and Barley of but qua g lE s per qr. dearer. Other kinds of grain u last week. The folio ate the quotationa :—Whest, 41s. to 55.. Barley, 211 s. to 335.; , 22e. to 27e. Oats, 18s. to 225. Beans, 25s to 325. Pas, 255. to 325. Rye, 22a. to 25.. - • SCABBOB01:0B, Oct. 18.—The quantity of Wheat and Bosky is good, and each atlic'e sells freely at our quotations. The supply of Oats Is bodied, and pekes without varisJon. In Floor no change. Wheat, new, 3a. to Is. 6d. per 3 stones; old, 3a. ad. to 3d. Oen, new, 3d. to 9d. per stone • old, 9d. to 10d. Bar. ley, malting, 211. to 26.. per qr. ;of 32 sane; grinding, 235. to 24e. Moor, superfine, Us. to tds. per sack of 20 st.; seconds, 301. to 211. 801MiklIrTON, Oct. 19.—There was a short supply of Wheat at atarkst, and the prke advanced to.. per load, ranging from 111. to.. to 111. Barley, malting, 295. to 31s. • grinding, 91s. to 240. per gr. Beans, 255. to 365. Oats, block, 16.. to 135.; white, 19s. to Us. Moor BS. to 325. per sack. - WAKIItILD, Oct. 1 9.-Our arrivals are moderate of groin, bat a large Beet of vessels are reported at Gook, and the show of Wheat is good for this day's market; our millers are very shy In thole perc hers ; extra fine white is scarce, and °rings full primi, but lather deerriptioes are lower to make mks, and the Mvanoe of Tom. deg guile lost. The south Barley brings rather mare money, other sorts Weedy. OM; Shelling, and Beans as before. No variation In ether articles. The following are the prices : Wheat, per qr., 601bs. to the bosh., Suffolk, Mier, and Kest, red, sew, 435. to 445.; extra, 4316; with; 4416 to 48e; extra, 48a.; Norfolk and Hunts, red, 41s. to 435.; extra, 445.; white, 4.. to Ms.; extra, 48a.; Lincobehire and Case. bridvskire, red, Ws. to 425.; extra, 435.; Mahe, 428. to 44e.; extra, Mir.; Tthe, red, ids. to 40a.; edam 411.; white, 4216 tolls.; extra, 4416 Dentsis sod Needgeseg. whit; 41s. to 420.; extra, Ms.; Lower BeMie and Moiedwitg, red.7Jl6 to Ma. ; exl4 L ls. • Mediterranean, red,lbs. 1146.; =MI. lbs.; Bagllek, old, s ee. to 431. • while, 4716 pr qr.'s's.. Norfolk and Suffolk. to 31a.; ex tr a, 335. ; mdl Tortuddre, 17., Od. to M. Od.; extra, Ns. • =tVb. to Vb.; bid" 212. to lb ; extra, 28a. Od. ie NM& the boy mill. Go% sew, 325. to 13s. ; =isis , w,lNi.felffs.; baba, now, IS., to 30.. Oats, pm stone, OIL to errs , tra, 1011.; keding, 814.039 d.; extra, led.; lables.ll4. lOW bd. per load of 2611 1 / 1 ., 22.. to Ni.; Mr; SOL Malt, per load at Waite* 375. to 385.; e xtra, Ma. Poe; per Imperial gr.. blue and white toilers, Ns. to Ha.; ardat. Ma; (goy and fee; 14a. to Us.; extra, 375. Rape Seed, per lanparial 281. to IN.; ibreign, 281. to 291. Linseed, per laperial qr., 1118. to 40s. Imports during the week :-Wheat, 8,103 we • Mirky, 8,006 ; tote, 1,328 ; Beans, 249; l'eas, 11; United, ;:llbsillng. 573 loads; Malt, 15 loads. ), Oct, 20.—Meaux. Cooper sad Davis Wads, et the faDvirMiggeotatkus: likafter. OLIO Tie. I Nemesa.. Me. Se lea New.... —e. to Ite Ma awn . GO. le 90. I Strew— 24. to 28e. CATTLE, &e.—BETRALaT, Ott. 17.—We bad a good sil abide data& at this market, which were sold at last 's prima C•ILIaLS, Oct. 18.—TJpwards of 40 head of cattle on ogee this mieubs, sansteting principally of Gangways, West Highland balfbreds, end a very few eburt•orne. They ware no* pm( sabrawls. bee me did not observe an thing of they Wimp mil at only awellwa quality. = i llr at eaft. per dem 'Whims the 'MAL • • way twee show of both lane Mg landin. Ora = i f in any MO 1111064 at the Cheviot Wed. the meally, so a rather indarier, althouo there were sees had; pos. amp Mare pealed somewhat harder to boy, yet we annet ewe* Mr SWIM to prim, which ranged from is dd. per lb. lbw wine eno b Cam twooght to market to-day, all of Wider wife ; they soli tram lled. to SOL per lb. idnkung offaL - - - Oct. 19.—The market was not so lamely sup towith Mkt es last littl e bu there yes driven On ce te enough meet the inns& But altered= hes taken la priors, aldrodiPPll 7l some sips Of improvement, the probability I M▪ ktg mu en bins men the lowest taunts kr same thee to come. Prism tot Deafer sot very pkvitU'el, sons ef the vary bet made OIL id. per les" bat the general Igen we from 7s. to Is. Cows, awl Ogren M Ifl. eieh ; terriers, In ed. to M. per more wane ()are& 444. to 34. per lb. Th en was a madame ea y o Mono ; best wethere tar the bestir, wen penrelly worth ofd. per lb. ; ewes, 44. to 444. One lot of km lit waken were bf t at Sfo. nob, or shoat 444. per lb. Thee was a good 'apply of sure ItOwyoun, Oct. 17.—Our market was rather heavy for all king °two* neept of the data quality, whin sold at het week's =feet, Ils. ted. be ea. ; liwttes, la 44. to le. ; Dumb, Se 34.; is. to Se ed.; Pork, as. dd. to 4s. ed. Wzrzaairr. Oat. 18.—We bad a stood show of stock, whin said et th e fallowing prices : —Deans, U. to he. 6d. per stone. ghee% di to id. per lb. - - GLOW'S, Oct. 18.—St oly one aorkat this morning there mot mak /arger wo of Cottle than kg day. The gresteit lett= mu from trekrol. Sok pekoe usi kora more Oiler to het nook. Suet On led. Me. to Us. ; 44M to 47n OM. enl banter Ike" ale. to 4k. per wt.. ogg. g swig et Mow Mil Se Wm. Solt meg Therm U. f+l.; mar" IV. to IL; OWN SW to 4d per lb.. ;kw AA. lip, iLL to We. Wm dull . , at Ma to 47e. pm cwt., winking aka. COVENT GARDEN.— : en the prime: Morning.—Ths following p i p Apia. pr es to b o m ic i Vi esp oop per lb.. 9d to 3. por lb.. 9d to Is WAN. lorr to Itooterlamber flos. b to les PPE% pr IP% er to et PexP Pre47 . to 4 . per dm. b. to en pr boob, b. tole Ontall. Per er to es PEOZTA ppa2r.r: . bee to ies Is m& pp 4C. bod ls , to es es toles opoon. per doe M. bo.. ed. to ltriovo. bed. I Pram WP la. dd. to so. ras bpb,_l9 *I lob lewd. Ps lIIMISTO. Id popty tro. be to bes Pry prt, et do torarkto ft dnd ra . bp , ~ le bed H to bed Itol to b HIM pm b to b boob RPM Pr be. We. le id 0181.11•11.11. irked edIIPPN bretb,l4 to bar ed pawbeallo, to la 34 Llor mama.. ls so is IPP% dor. . blyi Cm*. pr le Si dd ...... wools, per dos., Is to Se per 100. Os to let Almonds, per peek, Gs - sweet. per Ib., Is to Ds Walnuts, per 100, ls ed to Ps per fih.._, Ks to Ws l i Filberts, per 100 lbs., 41. to Ms Nets, Herosiono, per*, SO4 to 1111 8 1 1 11 14 Ow US" lb to les aatOr limit to Is 6d oar lb„ 44 to 134 atiow i l b re di. ft to 4d Iddeaas tots 41;11% „ b . .,1r 1 1 . • 44 1s id to Is Ass., la to fls Oa, pip Num 44 to lid ill i., psetsee. ild to ls Me.fr ion t ls a i 1. 3 1 4. itwoorlonotols id porleth4bltsd .peroM4 e% =WS WI& so la to WM 13 Tor losa..4dtold 40. Nl r. Nam ad oft is N THIS DAY. Two o'ctocx. Firmness is the distinguishing characteristic of the stock market to-day, and there is a decided tendency towards improvement. Consols have been quoted all the morning at the improved price of 921 to both for money and time. The Three Per Cents. Reduced, mark 901 and 91 ; the Three-and-a-quarter Per Cents 92} and I; Bank Stock, 198 i; Exchequer Bills 44e. and 48s. premium. Is the foreign stock market to-clay, Mexican and Swish Active are firmer. The business transacted W bola very unimportant, being comprised in Bel e4l per Cents. at 87 ; Equrdor at 31; 2i per t. Dutch at 631 ; Mexican tex.January °saloon) at 261 and ; Russian at 107 ; Spanian 5 per Cm's. at 181. 1117 11 3 lima per Casa Asa... IN 1 3 per CC ONLAiam.. srt e. L TUMID& ISrOL LM wi r 931 • M Magma BSI; 41.. 1471. f FOND& p I per Ct. Grenada 11d5..104 IT Orem& Deferred Ms., 3 # par 06 Mex.. ILOW T# 6 PIT a. Pernipa 11s. 81 4 Pommel Csak i c3 4 . M I 3 pc bi =am» H tosroLv Ddl all7 . sse TIMM& . 84 ioalil 6 per Ot A"li rteoV i i =--- !tweet Wig. I el pw Oast AM. 47 11 6 pored. *Mai= Bib, $3 II DIVA ICJ! 6 6 EL Um, & St 41 t o y 6 delwool. blea AU. vi 4 34 i i prit 14 mar Oa 4 , 4 i pee Co. Doll" Colli.ll 3 Mamas., Ocr. IL—Three pw I 11 psper ; Fbe per Ceuta, 11111 at N. Feedlawsd, 16. Exchange sta., Beet; F per - Centa., ; Loud" au w CoupAs 44 PAW; Bank . TEE PRODUCE MARKET. Motesso.zrers, OCT. 19. Sco•u.-Tbs market has (dosed kt the week with a very Ira spreersasa owl Wrote* rho amok bo quoted gosarly kgber Mao hot mak the esiorsbros bial i Trafetala gr 4574 / broom 79111 has. et War Lir 9,9701dra kr the wok; tram 91a OIL lo Us. OIL ; ft No. IL ; good to to. 97e. to 4s M. korerhios : 4,700 boss lei heer is pork ere trap, kr to poll paw, as. to fir.; One, kr. to 40e. Id.. toss. kw te fee sum& re. to 31s. Brad; 9,700 bop et this dimettelea dee odd sessilllpt atlas Daum Vs. to tss. ; elsorldue kW refilleg to los sokory go. M. to Ills. Uwe Ye steels= a adr Irma of kiss Err W whole esolvest, k Nowttlot sad Beau gr. foostio hos lises bid ok Ibis voitby dr *porta% assreoly OW eared is polls eel% slab hos auwe.weral the =whet. Se. Ord Maimed Inn at Iff• to VI. fit gnarl Imp. Laren. -Nose petals Ws of UM lip ohm pod tedfasy satire =FS si Ida *IS ea Pe. Is Ms. U, glide esteeuen as of !saps bet wait% 1111111111 y. and • mid sole of plantli ke Oltrsh domed do mos oat en . Exporters bought truly, war isseaddlesd to be la tweet *Ms Brads. loosele.-all Dep.-11,7011 daub hove now pewed mdse, of slide UM bow Is eel. The reweleder was withdraws, is, 4• 1 5104 5 01% sad gm bougla la MOO lees. e. Ms ore went off to-day eah las wed yostrday. Ewa his Oro wry gni dories the week. wed oars an upward ap peaser grures.-ice is a aback 6swer, and ousted Is. M. to la SOL for pod liewria. Brody bee bosom Odeon .1 sale, sod previous P1 0 1 :1==:14 11. war, Eddie 5,500 balm Ike the week, at milt=et Ole 00 patella Isis prier. tassysiss ad=ii,.. to podia weeks way Awash* meld look st Halo INK Id. an& hastiwo Stk. SO. to M. M. rasa rm-gbpita partly oat, M. to /eL Vat Ils. to 91s. id. 11.911 Clinger soli 111 a Id. to Ile. Lowed sold, re. to dee. W. Grua Arable said, 19e. IL to hunt Marker. 1L Ms.to7l. is. Nast take se..sell,lll. to 414. Wake OIMINUMB Icel. Ss. ett. le Is. 14. Merle kriaderbell Mg, Ik. 10 Ur N. Nast bids Iwo 501d,171. le. to VI. lea la ellest anti ertowisral slieredve, but ths wart el the week dims as lasesmd areadeses lathe pert of the bares Maw lea& lag stades la de ashatelaterbees. Baum" Ocresia 19. 8170111.-Tbs midget serfidaly dew seass is =am tar at leeprownese; to Yet MMus Mum semi nelesmewas st A evalls. of prowl peter. aid Soy supply dee midst way •••••••10 ; baud suse rat' the sine kw; wow* a bawd of Wisilledliisger ea *bow. The trsamolawe does eve bet sort en orsorrodly Ind bedied ha smut Esideses, wsur, Me s balswasowlewit edam. we elk b b pastride omd be a Imp beim me& boo bees Pm Is West Ude% ae ler Ibis derelpfes of wept Von bes hums air dewark hett trot ths ralres lad , . Ileseldas as bat ter Vadb Owe Is seadderebb wahsee.bowever, le sap* It, Ills holm bibs lee edaresbed. Is Melo as teemellses see raperte flu wand entlet le weds-harass.-f.lag 411 e. to Ma we torillwed wry kg prow ibr red to goods. Cradled wits pretty terry at from 495. to 41e. ; trit ko barer sorts ere deg. Taman beery at I7s. des Wet with mon arostro, sad about 210 yens. lave bees dispowdot Ikea oar lad et sterly priers. Eau cattionn neat er& LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. LevaiPooL, OCT. 19. Sooss.-Tbere hen hue maw • Whir feed* la the media Vie week, but USW* weeg z ebespo Is plow awl the who is enweel 420 bbds. 112 ti ci 0/ Ponorl awl LW low of Shun tbe tatter al Yu a M. par aft. 3 MIRO Wto a geed email at Ms desselpasea li V i ale Yoh. hews lewd berm A bees Ito. to OIL pie ewe. aelp pig a red i z i.o t the abom ke nowt i 1,101 apart SS same low tiretra were asettee Odra ter flosawes-Ilhe Inds hos demo awe dipesalsa to boy, and sa aberweef M. weft llMlsaapitl; to sebum sM pm, Usteedhes Andres at Ira M. as 10. se a Udine at 13e. U. per ewt ben to seq. sea.-31. ado ef Nameles Ode west; bat LON fte Nedwe Opies home less odd, dee plea of whishOse see urepMeL Of *Mg% kaelliet i at re boot Ws. te M. 1.11111 boas Owls Ms Ids, wit a tow bore per ewe. 1119 Oral gear haw lees tiara id be Vs. permit, awl 7 sr• • f Maier Pines et lid. per 0. Ems -On blip et sit et Is. M. ter beeleA s t i les s = cwt. at millalles . Vose-The au slat Is the she as pus. to but week's ream bessmalinwsssesksaMeaderater, showing an whims la prase et bah peat swil yens *Moe the week, that essoodei to a wade Os edam saldwil We ea Os reve seworal, epesehaees uses Woad to swam as ..allay led the trade to the arse tins beam maws tram, the sedlesesat Is ads nerbet mead lot week aiad ip to whip waft masa* end C p s d r . y me at au thee ad. POP lb. aAardseo sod ohms*pai 14. us Ilimil e use slaked (lbw* irsrpleOp) ups the ~data at PerfirLiaseTallittler. how -emarijaver. ala aeesn rm ... =is aiZrke Is inw rowed ell espreesaleddif a deed wsp, a o.taa aaapalls seeperlsa et beim test pie% end idea as leek IIL per lb. Toole: dos ommeadsessee W misled, at the .bass wow eliminate weer the weetellsos st 111 op west: lb. es leo Idowl. fa. al elm doesapeles of lasehm. es ;LIE end id. es emu ape. embalm Iwo AM* 4,114 Bilk 1,411 1 4:11u, mad 9, horst, sal repo ll = Antodwasolleh anat. ffies.-11be nada woderes ary Imam kr di kris et lksksead 11141•1 pfsse war, be waesst Odder Is bus, af the Wpm Pipeful ls berm /I deeds et tan& Lso Ores* 4k. lo Illatobors Lae Dm SeL ft SOIL per lb.; • kw OMB dera tail* Irak Oat kumo Oka Pk.; W ram el Thik Mae et rankle Igvatemoooko M. moot, awl tie up ms" des. per gr. Warman remora warm hem, sod NO boo nil, at Illis. 5L to VW M. per wt.; adet Aram of lhor. WO twollssnabt lla 99. lk. pee wt. krear-111r err sr* .1 ra t 491 tow el the km owls, okra Vall digesse eta sandy aim Dvaescas.-alts ale regaresl is. 111• Wu Oreesselp Loowoon a A Ile. JO teas sohd Nowirowa Wen, 4 111., /11 ems mall at 91. Ibs., ad k Imam 70 tens Tworko Ea IS Nos Passel Oandlo, else U. Mager toe. Tunamorma Ymew hes dm* ON kl. odd st SAUL. bat treg y tle . . N eal= axed as. IL sly = l ita ll reat eat at Us. Id. per I ' M. • Vie mad me irlm les aa. of lima at pods= pdsw. died US Ms. of Maass' Amos odd st 41s. to to. at ask eel NA to Paper cwt. for Past& giro -At the pialle ads at Toesdop, Vie well el the Ike bile lOp sold briehly to ea sue, d fa Whet elooldeless s flak brier wee done, sue, la is lbw bee ea a mg dread kr 1... ..a Os trearetiew Nodal. III• lies, et IL Is.IlL to IL lia per O-.-The sehs et Ilsaes le=tlle. Kat Oft, sad IL Id. per Got Iler la Tama it esasse. Above MUM el =Masa dues Woe bin Ella st See. to Us. per cwt., ea redlV to ;la saw demelpasosso Wei roweled. es bids. gear WIL to entre at MIL IIL por a& There kr Ohm to Ours NA wily about Minns hive beta ei et Meat Priem worthy of orbs Irs team la Era sod Om Oa; pekes we lbw at the evoladeas. to tame to ere modal st 101. lee. to 1121. pa alb IMO alas el Lys Yoe boo mode a Vs. to a" ii wt. awes of Vesswerotesseelemee add at know new The MN d Pus On. me=liese. AUL per tali. --11w buoy, Lidbe Us* Or senses NOW lest leaf, wed le i res Wades' I Islesebur VA as In breed to Us. 11. sad Odwisewl Vi eic ste. di pp ea. In an& diusisea sell Laud= ll Mai WWI at Souse idea 1U IMP /lib TAM SOL Pit OWL nowt 1•1 iww dumdums Lowboy beat will at to Ile. bd. yr cwt., pkg.* at ths 3 % Maw vela Mt Ms is let lit. to 1121. 10L, Idea a Min et Ns. per ea. to ve la Bade /IMP. lawate-ffisil ill S aar he skewed 14. per 7011 a„ with side ede Ora& losiele of Weals Pad sad supra= egad Omit Ran see aka Ow taro dower. beaus Om muse dr Is UPI at Mb. is Wens piker, hike at to. Is Va. mg VA 1. Ns. pi alella bases Mau. Is vetheat drop. MINOTIS et ad Belplin I■llll 11l Moline' Is able. SUGAR-T 1• woecp polo di= the produce of the toSAM pewswises Is tbe returns made to ragmen. the Ilk kg M 5 .1 21 .111 ms. 54. Per ovrt. Ikeer fa MINN afar Mbullee fa ;per ewt. Boor the Vl:slew IMMO 0 !UAL_ pew VW wailiPlefl d 1111 lisepiesses, pimp, is Ifa. 4•14 1 / 4112.-1170110ffe. TALLOW,—The =kerb dear, at 7 041 wilell= 7 : lea. T. C. cal Ur, yet, - 11176. • October teDiellikiit r to M. WI. I separate matbredstivery, SU. COTTON.—LivothooL, Ow. 19.-10-tbsr then b a tirrattedthee tithe bob, bat the r a i 4b: =MOM b °l lerge asks Itseba tabbed Iseteemos a preent Ng* 7. The Ws baaq an slot KM hells• el likes. Mid • Oda% la Aserfro el base b. spa the lbws el be week. awedo bebbless leo Ws Ishatadithilots bag speolatote sod the trade. ma they lb ishothol ets Memo et pw lb. awn bit walk's auffafftwy Os sellobell orsehboset Crtlobs smibeemb - soothes Woe lb lesulls ma eit fa gnat lowfwl, sal tbey SIM boob fraatt i ry pw b. flawas law beta Si more moo sib Os, tee si throb t a r Ibb SAS W. et lastites. SAN Firams, 4.100 lbsubms, SAN lopthos, sthl Mb Otos base bone Lim web" lb al d boobs tag lb Costs So -'U' HAY.. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY, Two o'cnocx. The share market this morning is very firm, and prices of moot lines have experienced an improvement. Caledonians have advanced upwards of 11. per share, having been done at 13. Eastern Counties mark 71 and 7; Great Northern., 71; Brighton., 704 and 70; North Stafforda, 91 and 91; South Eastern., 1/1. York and North Midlands, 191. Great Westerns are heavy to-day , and were done as low as 48, but they love since rallied, and now quote 51 W 62 _ Rouen and Havre have been done higher, at 91. limn aLILWATS. 'Aberdeen ... aea Antbst.,Not.,Bos..,lM. in. Barks & Haute Ent. Pat. Wag. perpetual a p.et.) Illests : and (Wad hard.. elladuly paid, ar with • guerantee Da. without a guarantee Blynt.Wole.llt gtourValley Bins., Wale., end ells duly paid, el 3 r u l l t% Do. without a guarantee Books, Stara., and Wm... &Idol and Exeter ~ :~:::i Do. f shares. .. Do. £l9 Proforiposereg". Motor and Holyhead .. Dublin and Belfast ixiso...l iret — ina — lias; Do. (SIC E. itH.) D0.(31.10e.)6 p. Ct. Pl'a Eastern Counties Do. New Gun. S p. Do. Ext., p. Ct., No. I De. do. N 0.2 Do. N. & E. S per Ct... Do. ew gaiters Unica, or. 23 (late I. it 8.110 Do. elm C. ditto... p. Ct.) Do. New Do. shares .. Do. 6 per Ct. trot . * oh. East Llnoolnahlre Edinburgh shares sod Glasgow... Edlnbu i rg,Perth,ilii;nle; Do. Newport Exeter, Yeovil, h. Doreb. Easter and Exmouth ... Great Northern Do. I ohms, n.Dearrred Dad shares. B. S p. Do. S pm. Cent. Pref.... Ot. SeL sod Went. (In.) Greet North of England... Do. New, £4O Do. New, £3O Da New, 6,15 Do. Do. New, 417 Do. dorsi LIMSNOIf OM Carlisle .. Lorrain wad Totiehlie Do. Da. shares - izibid F ::: Le. Warn Ilinoo Do. Peones ► Myra Leeds and shr a s a ... Leeds sad ildrek Do. We Pref. 0 p. Cent London soil Ilinekwall Lan, L lelsktos, It Own Do. inmenteed 5 p. Ll lateCroydon Thirds... Do. PreL S pet Cent.— Do.Cosert. 0 p.Cc.,1852 Do. New t 5 MIS. 6 p.Ct. London and Orseowteds London s Nortk.Wastarn Do. do. New shares... Da PHths Do.SIO 5h.,11. and 8.(C) Leedom lh South-Western Do. New, E5O Do. New, £4O Do. Preferenee 7 o. Ct.. Lowestoft Gusr.4 per Cent Manch., Hui., and Mat... Meath., and Line. Do. L aura, No. 1 .. Do. 'hares, No. ... Do. shares, No. 8 .. Do., ew Cle Pref. ... Do., Great timothy ... Do. Shed and Lb:loofa- Do. Grimsby Dock Do. Llistoln Union .. Do. SSO share' Do. Blink and Derby ... Do. B. and B. O p. Cent Neweenle and Carlisle .. Norfolk Do. New E2O Do. Duman. 3 per Ct.. — BO. Cs ...... ... ... Do. Do. ... ... ... Do. Preference ... ... North Staffordshire ... Oxford, Wore., &Waiver. iteuL,Guild., and Reigate Royston end linehlo . . Munn& Control ... .. &twit& Midland ... ... Do. New ... . shrowsd a ßirm, dim A Do., Do., New Guaranteed... Shrewsbury and Ckseter hr. W. Min.) ... ... saHalves t i S h ge . r i.".i. Prof. . Sea Do. Prehrimit; ... ... liww.k South N ratetra e. ... ... .: De. No. $ Do. No. 4 Itifigiel'id ”. . ...... Do. No. 4 Snip .. Wiles S. York., Don Di.,. Is Goole.. SheSeid, Rotherham, anti Goole, . b p.Ct. Waterford N end =may.. Wear do Valley, S p. do. Ci. gm. Do. . Wilts, Somerset, &Wipe. York,Newortis& Berwick Do.liet.(TorkkNewca.) Do. 0.N.8. Purchase or Yrelmenew York and North Midland. Pouniot lan.wAys. mils.hallea (late Bali= eadAiritrink aa6 . =eel From (Viersoi;] 64 4 db. 6 6 140 e I it 06 ji I Pil• pit a P& p.. Tt 7 lis. 86 $4 die. 4 44 414. SI 8 17 29. Gnat ladles . Iliadrkl sad Vaads. . Itroar sal layeries MEM Pads sod Orleans Pols tlinabourg Ism lad Havre Illembre sad Maws Tears sal MAUI 14 ie‘t dim. 84 9 ex c 2e 9 ft 91 am MT LIVERPOOL, Ostokr 19. SMISM-Surmaxem— The market to-day wu bat steady.—Oalwkadan (pref. ah.), If f—lanotahlre and Yorkshire (aft/ shoes), aid. - Ditto (pret shares), e. 111 IS—Ditto (61th shares, WILD.), e d.—London sod North Welton (sew e oh.), e par. 414—Ditto (t thane), Sly el.—North Uni on (A , 233 South Snare and Dom, 161—Ditto (new, No, 3, 16 dia.), IwickTe .ito (reistered), c. 60 Ils. Sd. —York, Newarelle, and Bar (O. N ~ Fer et. till MANCHESTER, Oitobor 19. ftrool-Itiowos.—There was a slight &grew of Wm- Om at the crabs of the market, and rims were rather higher, bat azt the market was quieter. Thwe was a greater abeam at nAm several days peat. OlWamfan prat., 7f 1 ; Leeds Uths, 77 a 141 d.; NAMl6lllfie sad Unalaska's C 11148 intellier id s l a. 548 n. 148 • North Ramis 81 848 West n. d.; Dover No.l eh ? 3•I e.; Preston and Wyre, 38; Ditto d, 37- p. ; Toners Couritiss, . BIRMINGHAM, October 19. eromaxnetexon.—There wee very little badness done in Qui market spin to-day, and it was Wray of a speculative kka. meter, the improved turn in the prices, on Thursday, not having had the Wort of twinging sellers Into the market. To.diy North Stalked' IMO done at SI die. t_ Midlans, 43 ; armben an d Bh, misfit= A's, 71 dis., B's if die.; and Birmingham ftur vat ti• LBEDS, Odober 19. IlrooF-1 We have had smother exemedl/ dat seeing. Mink ban. bawl", NNW SI, bibs voted morals( at £ 43. Tot NM Mu& Masa lava bona Om at 19 , Now Sad laamiltas at If; CrMdorafna at 1111; Nat* Wallas, at 10,1 C. dta ; sad Think altanitar, N. lasi kat 496 BRISTOL, Oegober 19. Stookazoasites. whit had a firms toss, mid eau Win atemewhat Wier. Enid zed Exeter Dew drool at 111 s ilf %r e W1WA°1 044 Q 1.14 . 1 11111 % 4 1 6 , 4 EWA arw. E die.; Closing Yeeterrair par 61 ia. a dis.e Ii i 41a. 44 4 14 pm. Pm. $ P 42 S I Pm. 34 414. 12 10 at.. 15 . 16. to s ti. i 8 1 IN, 14 aum.. e l ii r ~e. I pi. *die par ell P 6 21 %Pau 22 20 dli. 22 20 die. la 17 13 Id 13 14 3 3i /0 26 64 27 31 33 14 ids. l 11 db. 21 3 3 2 338. 2 24 dia. 21 19416.ez in 307 112 43 45 pm. 31 33 pa. 15 17 pa. 52 64 23 25 121 121 10 101 9 84 dia. 88 92 44 46 7 8 pa. 43 49 2 418 per 42 36 dl.. 21 19 dim. 11 10 dl.. 71 01 11 111 di. 11 1 pot. 97 1 39 61 db. Si 6 PM 90 93 "ii 2 3 691 10j Ili 10 108 21i 210 1124 ex& di& pm. 11 pm. I 1 pa. 29 SS 18 17 dLL 17 15 dlm. 1 11 pm. 136 lit 44 dia. 13 26 ii iie 14 13 db, 3 6 $ ij 10 10; 10 12 11 ii Ca. 9 $ dia. 19 17 dia. dL 444 452 22 212411. 21 23 iiii iii 47 $0 IS 13 dlr. 16 17 lei 191 7 1 S I I " Si 41e. 9 11 ir 1; ex. is 11 If 1 1 I ;au 4 244. I 141 s. 10 II AIL 1 dl& l4i 161 Sll di& I lei 17& :f 4 If 2s Ws. 1 i inT. Si I db. 1 $ I: 14 Aim l76 IS SI SI dls be I dls. 19 19j 54 5 dia. 17i 111 In I sys Bales to -day ap to 2 Wolcott. I ex tat Pa 13 1 13 ln Si i .iiii - 4 . 1 . lb 4 - 14 Bt. DI 10 10 •, 01 so so Ise 224 N os ii 4 74 74 474 100 el 1 1 le SO I* 2, IS S IS Si I _ e ette enartogs: OUTGOING MAILS. The mule via Marseilles, to the blediternama, Egypt, even toe Ceylieg on, of O Indctoia, ber 24. Hon,g-Kong, &c., will be made up ou The mails for British North America and the United States will be made up on the evening vf Oct. 26. This next mails made up on Oct. 27. kr Lisbon, Spain, and Gibraltar wig b e The West India Mails, including Bermuda ase ee .._ Nweiu. Headsets, New Orleans, and Mexico, and those for Madeira, fit. Jaan-de-Niearsgua, New GNAW,: I Chili, and Peru, will be made no on Nov. 2. The mails for Madeira, the Brazils, and Buenos Ayes. I will be made up on Nov. 5. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tuts Dst—liontlag. 444.1‘.. Afternoon. 4b Su. To-stoaaorr—Hoentag t 4 L Ww• ..... •••EftwoOn. fk. 11. LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20. WE look upon France pretty much as one mi g h t upon a body stretched out for dissection. We admire the noble form, that fine receptacle fur life, when life was in it. We imagine its vigour when it stood up. right, and the strength with which nature had M t . dewed it for good and great purposes. B u t it lies prostrate, with all the elements of corruption active and those of regeneration dormant. We may admi ts or regret the part, as connected with that once living form ; but in connexion with the present, we can feel neither sym pathy nor passion. A n d m e could dissect it with all the cold indifference m the anatomist. Very different indeed are one's feel. ings when treating of Italy, or Hungary, or Got. many, or any nation, however crashed, which still has life and youth, hope and feeling—which writh e and resists even in despair—which obeys a principle, and owns a religion, in politics as well as in eternity, It is di ffi cult to imagine a country so totally de. void of public feeling or of public pride. Any firm, handed despot might humble France before Europe, might use her resources to support any criminal, or superannuated, or imbecile cause ; might convert its army into mere police, and take the mosey of the in. dustrious to pay them. Throughout a land of thirty millions there seems no motive for public conduct acknowledged save fear or avarice, or the merest selfishness. There is no principle in public men, no force in public opinion. There reigns in the political atmosphere, that dead, dark, and solemn calm that accompthies or preludes great convulsions, when there is not a light to guide one, nor a breath of wind to move a sail, were one to spread it. Upon such a world has poor Louts NAFOLEON been thrown—we say poor, for we profoundly pity him. He has been a twelvemonth at the head of - a noble country, and he has not found one principle of govern. ment, one public aim, one true support, one genuine friend. The interests of each party that he advanced to power were hostile to him, yet he has shrunk from those which could best have coalesced with him. He was made to consider evervthing popular and every. thing liberal as a bugbear, and he consequently flung himself into the arms of parties whose chief hopes consisted in his betrayal. It certainly was a perplexing thing, for a prince or a president, placed at the head of a French govern. ment, to find out support for that government. The popular party was profoundly ulcerated, the middle class terribly frightened, the monied class outrageous with losses, of which they flung the entire blame on liberalism and republicanism, instead of attributing them to their own improvidence, selfishness, and folly. Loyalty was a sentiment unk nown. Even the V. timists disown it : what they want is a prince, to stand capitol of that column of which they, the aristocracy, form the shaft. But their principles are as little chivalric and as much calculated, se the carnet of an agent de change. The monied class, who were ruined by the repute lie, and the legitimists, who had been in ruin and dia. grace during the last half century, coalesced ; and they offered power to whoever would put down reptile licanism and do their work. They offered it to LAMARTINZ, they offered it to CAVAICNAC— The one was too foolish, the other too honest, to accept such terms. Louts NAPOLEON grasped at them. Ile was elected by them—at least appeared to be so- and he became their tool. They hold him in their mends. They have got an Assembly of their choosing. For the popular element, which was at first sufficiently strong in it, was got rid of by a most foolish conspiracy, which decreased and discredited the liberal ranks and cause. Louis NAPOLEON hes no power to dissolve this Assembly. He has no power to govern, save through its majority. And although this majority was obtained from the country under the idea that society and property were in danger, and that the men to be returned should be men who would vote for them at all price, there is no appeal from the extravagant reaction of this majo rity. We see what it has done in Rome—something that neither LOOM I'HILIPPE nor CHARLES X. could have dared. And whet they have done in Rome they will strive to do in France—that is, restore the ancient state of things, the monarchy of the elder Bourbons, the court, the priesthood, the categories of proscrip tion, the censorship of the press, the colleges in pos session of the learnt'. The reaction at Paris moves at a point quite as extreme as the reaction at Berlin or Vienna. All that is wanting is the scaffold, and that may come. Bat although this is the aim of M. FALLOUX and M. MONTALEMBERT, and of the united majority of legitimists and Orleanists, we cannot believe that M. 'NIERS has put himself at the head of any such erusade. M. THIERS is too much and too indelibly a son of the revolution to commit himself to any each doctrines, or any such party. M. Tntens is essertiully a foreign politician; his whole soul is in the interests and advance ment of his country abroad. And in order that it may have a commanding position abroad, M. THIESS would perhaps desire to raise to power that party which is strongest in domestic politics. What LordAzenueeor recommends in England, M. THIERS recommends in Franc,. Lord ABERDEEN says, let us make friends with Austria and absolutism, and by that means ap pear to support and share in a reaction that we can not resist. M. THIESS says, the tide of reaction and absolutism is strong; let us join it, and make the most of it. M. 'rums and Lord ABERDEEN are, we think, equally wrong, equally untrue to the great princi ples of both their countries, which principles can alone give force to the policy of those countries. But both, we think, would join in dissimulation, not in sincerity, the retrograde policies whose alliance they uphold. M. TRIERS is, like Lord ABERDEEN, biassed in no small degree by motives of personal rivalry. The old feud between TRIERS and Due'AuxE, Titans and PASSY, survives. And M. TRIERS, who fought the battle of the right of ministers, and not kings, to govern, under Louts Paturre, is most unwilling to give up such a principle to a Louts NAPOLEON. For the president of a republio to write a letter dis ' owning all complicity with the unpopular but neces sary policy in which his cabinet has embarked, is la trick in M. TIIIERS' estimation which no public man ought to allow. Such we believe to be the explanation of M. TRIERS'S conduct; and we are far from thinking it satisfactory. Bat it, at least, removes or contradicts the very deplorable supposition that such men as DL Talmo have given their assent, their talents, and their efforts, to a legitimist restoration. The way in which West India proprietors manage their estates was well exemplified some days ago by one of our correspondents. " I knew a proprietor," said he, " who for two successive years sent out 3,0001. for the purpose of improving the culture of his estates ; and the whole of his money went without affording him the slightest return for it. At the com mencement of the thud year, therefore, he communi cated to his agent the necessity of throwing his es tate out of cultivation, and out of cultivation it re mains to this moment." Now this proprietor is as good a sample of a West Indian proprietor as it is possible to meet with. He was a liberal proprietor—in proportion to their means West India proprietors are all liberal. According to his own notions, too, this proprietor did everything that was required of him • g that he conic do—to improve his property. Ike sent out 3,0001. year hard cash—no small sum in these times—to fact litate the operations of his " managers.* He got for it not a sixpence by way of return; but, instead thereof, a demand for another similar "matting's. Whereupon, I after taking two or three tarns up and down the I Cheltenham Pregneaade o he determined that be SS 19 I 8 52 254 6 5 tel i 104 6 10 19 Se 10 62 64 32 64 46 44 5 4i ei 121 1% • I9 t 17j j ex hit WO . uld resign the after niaki body of menu taet u such en even a not mere tal, East • of two ye places his dilemma : ranee of It or he he abandonin the West stands fix on bit h. them ou of the ex ao with how ma• no deep hove th. posseaitu the NV exploded food ha tems of tinderg.l that out. at holm , and is m ing influ prietors position "mai. alternat their eb ing thou ui shOwing can be truths, the na A N . 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