The Express. — London, England, 1846-10-27 00:00:00

- - - ------...... AIIMMMIIMI • /a //,‘_,/./..,-,.._ 7 /ff l , ~..., . . , __ . _. • ,--...........2 1 .coning Paper, price Threepence, Prise 44.6 d., neat No L o am .Thlefil THE TREE ROSE.—Practical bons for its r THE EXPRE S S ..i. Foentetkat and Culture, illustrated by 24 Woodcuts. Rey tinted • __ Morning hum,_ .... I . othim Gardenerle Cbralliole: with additional matter by the osiblitif additionin umu O., the h ATMEmantdl.oAuthor hosTSIPIS. raGiNCE which may arrive on the day. Annual pruning time, principleof flaphall, triesinisnt et exaeution &a. lbws of ( 111 _, — 1 i t ' has the benefit of the Foreign abbot oP IWO find shied lnak __,.... E xpRESS . Budding knife 0.11.1' 1- 113 - rtAI T,..c orr espondence, and other costly chant- gems& time of year, day. a m 1h1.6 . 12 1, hr IllM e IP% Mg E_ Ma 4 a Mamma Journal. But the full and ot day, state of iis o a s, ass „ o. ammo ... taror„ - seed REPORTS of the MONEY, e °tUiis be ear.alisf - 1 1 UCE CORN, CATTLE and B7•l7innirta n li n i n m u g gneWila l e fl a lb" ° Walls Poftg sat alraillai N0.49.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 27, 1846. [3l 80,- „ E ' T s R°D th , markin feature. ' Ili. progentka et. air us qua; lamas= et taw. Pi% tallibti — ilar ith ir ET ,7respec — tabl a e re new e s-agent will transmit THE g „„b g sub ' aa,„,6"mit via rabbi steklmasgssinatnassordag most enlightened Brahmins and munificent merchants COMMEUCIAL 4 MARKETS. - ittss, on receiving a Post-office order at the rate sndtle eeea anima a z wes trbra rola sailleff ain India. Like his illustrious friend, Rammohun Roy, ; 0 , gd, per quarter ; but should any di ffi culty arise, mho, aad swifts, to fableboitheeldor ho; to whom the climate of England twelve years since saw Foga be 11111peposs °' ."-- ere request . ed to remit a Post-of fi ce order for :S l' alai.011& proved fatal, he has fallen a victim to his anxiety to obtain MONEY MARKET & CITY IN'TELLIGENCI r s awe to Mr. HENRY WALLBILIDOE, IXwmatat b a = as . theory of replant- Aphides, Wasp arms enlightenment by examining for himself the wonders of Half-past Two.—The funds were heavy all t 'moult, PaY tag sati; implied Pree n groweek musks egi civilised Europe; listening with his own ears, and regarding morning, but within the last half hour the market revived t• et, London. Geri whist vise Graft, tuella! upend Waft with his own eyes, those matters of which a faint echo and rather more activity, and Consols improved to 94 1 to 6 SO, Orals& Mambo et &es for adrertisements and communications, I =t isitere . dim shadow only reaches the east. Dwarkanauth Tagore money, and 95 to 1 for account. Exchequer Bills are lls. ~_,C )r o - • and 90, Fleet - street. London. Mardi pualea t o 'a first visited England in the end of the year 1841 ;here • 145., to which rate they dec li ned yesterday at the claw Wu'fJ tart +ldbdurehr healing wounds Olmnallsos turned to India by Bombay a twelvemonth afterwards. business. Planting 1111 i, arrangement of itallailla=maidlialstema r i n . Instead of being received in his native land with the die- Spanish Bonds became better upon the reading of so ATI ONAL MERCANTILE LIFE ASSUR- am. is amid a tow awls unction due to his rank, and to the energy and enterprise unmeaning correspondence of the deputation to Paris w N ocs so cory, Poultry, Mansion-house, London. Priming tar Inalravatidon salsa. pysesniiii ealloarlion et he had exhibited in making a journey of such length and Lord Brougham • or, mit• ts otherwise said, because pri DIRECTOIX. PM= ars. Ilealla bobloont of ikima Illalas aldatreallmat 0 4 peril as that to England is regarded by Hindoos, and for came better from ; that pl a ce . The Fives are now 264 to 1 R o bert Wileoxa=fhitirman. *sob Awn Mak. properadsa of such noble ends ss those of self enlightenment , he was ex- the Threes, 37} to 4. The dealings, however, are co skyl° l 7 , k 1 ? -, Deputy-Chairman. Itz i diabreat sorts as fie ammo APPIIIMIL ward r, Esq., Gale, Baker, Warde, and Co.) A selection of varississ pulled from his caste as a punishment for what they con- on a limited scale. Mexican are dull, and quoted 241 to rd "' d sham, M.D., Saville-row. Rums, sheet sat of gamma units Comparison between b u dding and sidered latitudinarianism in creed and practice. His second but more properly are 24} to 4. William Lswion. En.. (Trowel', Lawson, and Trowel .) az budding with • • paling ne grafting. visit to Europe was undertaken in 1844, with likierexur- The amount of bills drawn by the Hon. the East In Moore, Eiq., Groueack,Copestake, and Moore.) Pablialed at " Tan Osamonna' Commute area AORICTLITIAL poses as the first, and the distinguished stranger des to fteerge • ' Company, ~ from the 7th Oct. to the 26th Oct., 1846 : WO= Nicholson, Ez. , .. (J. an d W. Nicholson and Co.) Guerra " Odor 5, Upper Wellington -street. Covent.earden. London. protract his stay, and extend the sphere of his inquiries On nits' 1111100 reek. Bag. , (P Brothers, Mid co.) and acquaintance. He was, as he deserved, everywhere Madras 21,939 3 0 dies Redmarne, Esq., New Brad-street. SPLENDID NEW EDITION GP PLAY& pen Ralt, Em., (Brockelbank and Bolt.) WEBSTER'S ACTING NATIONAL DRAMA, received with distinction; and the worthy landholder and Bombay Actuary and Secretary, J. Jones. Esq. UNDER the AUSPICES of the DRAMATIC AUTHORS' m erchant . general community mistaken for a was by the Tied Am ., otiose adrAnulgesoffered by this S oc i ety are isecurity without gociETY. This Edition comprises every successful New Play, Pelee , prince or potentate of renown. The elimate .... of , Eu rope Total from 7th Jan to 26th Oct., 1846, 2,610,9731. 7s. gabby, etescany in the management, and low rates et premium. Melodrama, he., produced it the London Theatres, correctly priat c ,, seems stall more fatal to the constitution Of the lima oo t han On Price . of East India Company's bills, at 60 days' mg' I OslwiFfoo67Beid•from the Prompter's Copy. does that of India to the health of the European. In the - Per be C o n . Pi s Re. 'ls. lid .; Madras, Is. lid. ; Bombay, Is. 11 Prod= to Policy Holders. A Number will be published every Fortnight, price =en , e (the east our race cannot be propagated from pure blood—a mix- ''' •. (Bonus declared July I, 1846.) more expensive Copyrights One Shilling). Each Play . , be illu8 " ture of blood degrades and deteriorates both races. The na berm he an Ptcliiiiir of them:at interesting =me. taken due= the -____ _ e r_s_ __ ____..--- .-- e...... ........... s.,eh Price of Commercial bills at 60 days' sight: On Ben 6 ~~~ -7 /d o, /~~ WOOL. ditto, white, old, 625. to 725.; superior, 745. per 40 stone. Barley, 38s. to 455. per 32 stone. Oats, 12d. to 13 id. per stone. LoNnoN.—The imports ofWool into London last week amounted to 58.3 bales from New South Wiees, 14 do. from Rotterdam, 126 do. from Hamburg, and 39 do. from Hudson's Bay. By private contract the supply of all kinds of Wool on offer is good, while the general demand is in a sluggish state, without alteration in value. South Down Hoggets, Is. 2d. to Is. 4d. ; half-bred do., Is. 3d. to ls. 40.; Ewes Clothinic, is. to Is. 2d, ; Kent Fleeces, Is. Id. to Is. 2d.; Combing Skins, 11d. to Is. lad. ; Flannel Wool, Ild. to Is. 2d.; do. Blanket, Bd. to Is. Id.; Leicester Fleece*, Is. to Is. Id. per lb. LivnarooL.—Business has been rather more active this week in foreign wools owing to the public sales on the 22nd, which brought down a good many buyers, and the re sult appears to have been quite as favourable as was expected. Such kinds as were in request brought full prices, but the less saleable qualities suffered a little decline. Some sales in Alpaca and Llama arc reported, chiefly mixtures and colours, which have been sold at a further reduction in price. Cheviots have been more inquired for. There was a public sale of about 600 bales of East India, and 250 Egyptian. which was well attended. The former were sold at about previous rates ; about half of the latter sold, the re mainder withdrawn : those sold brought full late rotes. In Scotch a fair business doing, at barely late rates. Imports-- Foreign. 566 bales ; previously this year, 66,602 ; total, 67,168 bales. Scotch : 1,739 bales ; previously this year, 12,764 ; t0ta1,14,603 bales. Normoakm, Ocr. 24.—The market was well supplied with Wheat, and the trade was less brisk, at the prices of last week. The supply of malting and grinding Barley was small, and an advance of 2s. per qr. was ohtained. Old Beans were also is. per qr. higher Oats fully maintain their value. Wheat, white, old, 61s. to Me.; ditto, red, ditto, 46a. to 65. ; do. white, new, 68e. to 665. ; do. red, do., 58s. to 645. per 36 stones; Barley, grinding, 36e. to 38s. per 30 stones ; do., malting, 40e. to 475. per qr. ; Oats, 265. to 31e. ; do., new, 265. to 31s. per 24 stones ; Beans, 48s. to 635. per 38 stones ; Flour, superior, 491. to Me ; do. fine, 45.. to 484 per 20 stones. PETERBOROUGII, OCT. 24.—Wheat fialy maintains its price. Barley 4,. dearer. Oats in request at la. advance. No change in the value of Beans. Wheat, new, 60a. to 62a. ; fine, 645. ' • do., old red, 54e. to 665. ; fine, 60s. ; white, 60s. to 645. ; Barley, 465. to 50a. ; grinding, 36a. to 40s. ; Oats. 225. to 218. ; fine, 28a. ; Beans, 44a. to 48s. ; Peu, 40s. to 425. the revived to Ih. to claw of some ■ with prices toy; only to I, PRESTON, Oct'. 24.—Since our last, the trade has been firm, but without animation. Wheat has been steady in value, whilst Flour has in partial instances commanded rather more money. Oats and Oatmeal, owing to their limited supply, have increased in value 'daily; and for the former there is a fair inquiry, but the advance on the latter has rather checked the demand. The supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange this morning was not equal to last week's, and tl cre being a good attendance of buyers, it met a free sale, at rates the turn in favour of the sellers ; but the improvement was not so derided as to warrant us in al tering our quotations. Irish is equally firm. Flour is Is. per sack, and 6d. per barrel dearer, with a fair sale for Eng lish, in consequence of its being relatively cheaper than foreign. Barley in request, and higher rates would be submitted to. Beans without alteration. Oats very scarce, and prime mealers are held for an advancement of 3d. to 4d. per bushel. There was a good demand far farmer's meal, at 445. to 45e., and for Irish we increase our quotations 2s. 6d. the load; but the transactions were circumscribed. We have no Indian corn offering. BRADFORD.—The transactions to-day and through out the week have been extremely limited ; and as the mar ket is well supplied, the purchasers only take for immediate use. There is a great firmness manifested in the country, which causes the staplers to hold for late prices. LEEDS.—English: The amount of sales has not increased this week, nor has there been any alwration in prices. Foreign : The market is nearly in the same position as when last reported ; no change can be noticed in prices. tight : llid. WAKEFIELD.—There is no new feature apparent in this trade; the demand continues limited, and prices no minally the same as last reported. Sd 1 14 ,.. VA 1 fl 1 i i tv 1 . . a l i j i gil 1 1 i s 1--- ,I .1 I xAt; Na . 1 ,„ 4 . r 4 4' ~ _____ ____ g tad. tad. £ mi 7 60 1,000 162 15 24 13 6 248 40 163 1 7 46 1,000 139 15 14 7 $ 244 36 iss6 ! 6 59 1,0! o i 6o 0 20 110 224 33 mu! 6 43 2,000 ,68 0 91 0 7 474 31 1810. 5 44 1,000 ;35 0 96 0 202 27 1847 4 49 2,000 !82 10 18 10 0 341 23 riONIRACT for WHEAT.—Department of th .erights hated by an Etching of the mast taterenting Scene, taken during the representation, by Plasm &tax the Younger. ♦orers 1., With a Portrait of J. R. PLaatc:as, FAA., price 7a. in cloth contain, :- 1. The Two Moroi. 8. The Tiger at large. 2. lbe CormU so nte. 9. The Bridal, le. a. The Qatar 10. Ily Young Wife and my Old 4 The Bettina& Umbrella. 5. The Modern OrphenA 11. The Middle Temple. 8. A Peculiar Padden. 12. Rignet with the Tuft. 7. Walter Tyrrell. Price of Commercial bills at 00 days' sight: Bengal, Is. 101 d. to ; Madras, Is. 101 d. ; Bombay, Is. 101 d.. to Is. lOid. per Co.'s Re. Bills; against indents from India and shipments to India •ay according to the articles drawn against, bring generally 4d. to Id. under the Company's rate. Commercial bills, at 10 or 30 days' sight, are a fraction higher than for the usual term. Sintsweßußr,Ocr.24.—Sellers demanded high rates for Wheat, but buyers would not comply. Barley sold freely, and Oats were uncommonly searoe. The trade closed dull, as follows :—Wheat, ss. 7d. to Bs. 4d. ; Barley, 4s. 3d. to se. ed. ; Oats, 2s. 3d. to 3s. Bd. per imperial bushel. CATTLE, &c. ASHROCRN MICHAELMAS FAlR.—This fair was thinly supplied with Horses ; bat many buyers being in at tendance, and great prices obtained for those sold on the first day, it caused a better attendance on the other days ' and good colts of draught kind and heavy Horses reali s ed very high prices. There was not a large supply of horned Cattle either store or tat; many buyers were in attendance, and great prices were obtained ; very few would go away un sold. A large number of Sheep was shown ; stores seemed rather flatter, both for Ewes and Lambs, although high prices were given for those sold. Fat Sheep realised as much as at previous fairs. Them were not so many Barns shown as we have seen at this fair, but some very g.iul ones were exhibited. Beef mad- from Sid. to Gd., and Mutton 64d. per lb. ARDEE FAIR.—On Friday the stock was large, particularly in the Sheep department, which was literally erowdell with excellent lots. Complaints were general us to the sales ; there was a tendency to reduction in evevy species of stock. There were a good many lots of fat Cattle. There was a bad assortment of store Cattle where-there was a good quality, they sold well, but inferior ones rated low ; Year hugs experienced a great reduction. The following is pretty nearly the rates at which the stock sold on :—Beef from 353. to dOs. ; Mutton, from 44d. to Gd., in s ink ; Pork, from 375. Gd. to 50s. ; Store Cattle, from 71. 10s. to 131. ; Yearlings, from 35a. to 505.; two-years-old, from 3/. to 6/. ; Springers, from 101. to 161. The Horse fair was pretty well supplied, but few good ones were sported. EXETER, OCT. 23.—Fat beef sold at from Os. to 9s. 6d. per score. Store Bullocks ss. 9d. to 7s. per score. Cows and Calves, 111. to 18/. la. Butcher's Calves, from 6d. to 7d. per lb. The supply of Sheep was but moderate, fat Wcthers were worth 60. per lb. The l'ig market wag very dull, and sales could only be effected by submitting to a further reduction in price. VOLVIII Pawn, Esq., peke 7e. cloth, contains :- 20. The Original. 21. Barbers of Bangor& 22. Why did you Dte ? 1 23. Valsha. 24. Bengal 'tiger. 25. St. Patrick's Eve. Bank Stock, -- 3 per Ct. Red. -- 3 per Cent. Consols, 94 3 .—Tnster &Curer. Ditto for Acct., 93 31 per Cents, Exchequer Bills, 11a 148. l FUNDS. 1 per Cent. Grenada Bds., 20e le I Grenada Deferred Ms., 91 4 5 per Ct. ?denim., 1816, 221 1 Pooer Cent. Pert Man lids., 55 7 rtuguese Conv. lids., 41 2 5 per Ct. Rurdan Ada, 110 12 5 per Wit. panish Bds., 1 3 per Spanish Bds., 37e Spanish Deferred lids., 17 6 Spanish Pasdreßds., sj 6 2 perCt.Veneruela lidt, 411 26 Venezuela Deferred lids., 121 136 SLIGO, OCT. 24.-At this day's market the follow ing pricesruled Oats, 17s. 6d. per 14 stone. Wheat, 31s. to 325. per 20 stone. Indian Corn, none. American Flour, 40s. per barrel. AcroNs.-Wheat has been in increased demand, and all that was offered on the spot has been taken off, 665. 6d. to 575. having been giving for 6141 ha. to 621bs. Marks and 545. 6d. for 6211 e. Lower .lbe Wheat. For ship ment at outports there has been little done, prices remaining as before, 51s. to 535. for Lower Baltic descriptions for pre sent shipment, whilst for spring delivery the rates asked are generally 535. to 535. 6d. for 6141 b. to 621bs. Wheats. Bar ley.--Stale on the spot has been readily taken at 345, to 34.. 6d. for fair runs weighing 48lbs. to 4811 b., and for fine, 49th.. Ms. has been paid. For Seelani Barleys, to weigh 531 b. to 5311 b., 281. to 28a. 3d., and 295. 6d. for 541 be. to 5411h5. Oats have been purchased to some extent for ship ment in Denmark at 20s. 9d. to 21s. 6d. for 3611 r. to 38th.. both for present shipment and for spring. Peas on the spot continue scarce and prices remain at 47a. to 48s. 6d. accord ing to quality. DINZIO.-The supplies of new Wheat are very short, and we receive no Rye nor spring corn from the interior of the country. Wheat, prime high-mixed, 675. to 59a. 6d. ; high-mixed, fair quality, 555. to 565.; fine mixed, 645. to 655. ; good mixed, 5 .5. to 535. fid. ; good red mixed, and red, Me. to 515.; Rye, 65 to 57Ibs. per bushel, 40s. nominal; Linseed, 35e. to 36e. per qr. free on board ; Rubcerseed, 211. 10s. per English last; Rapecakea, 4/ 10s. per English ton, free on board. lIAMItoRG.-Saale Barley is continuing in demand, and fetching higher prices. 491b5., 355. 3d.: 4841b5., 3i.. 6d. and for 4811 a. 3is. 3841ba. new Oats, from Jutland, 216.651. to 225. Of Wheat a good deal has been purchased fur En gland and France, and higher prices have been submitted to: GI to 6141 b. new Marks fetched 555. 9d. to 565. 3d. ODEsst.-Small supplies of the new Wheat con tinue to come forward, and are bought up at 25 ro. to 2Gm., equal to 355. 6d. to 375. per quarter, free on board, the qua lity very fine ; selections from the old stock continue to be made at 295. to 31$. Rye, 19s. to 20a. fur small parcels as they arrive. TRIRSTE.-In Wheat we have no alteration to notice. Rapeseed about 575. per quarter free on board. Egyptian Beans are held at 275. 6d. to 295. 3d. per quarter free on board. CONTRACT rtEAT.—Department of the ' comptroller for Victualling and Transport Services, Somerset place, 21n1 Oct., 1646.—The Commissioners for executing the Mee of tun) nigh Admiral of the United Kingdom of Gnat Britain and 'nand, IX) lIEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that on TIiURSDAY, the 79th instant, at One o'clock, they will be reedy to treat with such pence. as may he willing to Contract for supplying and delivering nito her Mayeety'sVictualling Storm at Deptford, tbe underment imed '' Qrs. When to be Delivered. „, Red 2,000 I Half of each in three weeks, and the WHEAT... j white l,OOO remainder in three weeks aft,rwarda. Samples 'not less than two quarts of each) must be produced by the parties tendering, and the conditions of the contract may be seen at the said Nike. No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the dm of treaty, nor one noticed, oaten,' the party attends, or an agent foi him duly authorised in writing. Every Tender must be aderv ssed to the Secretary of the Admiralty, and bear in the left band corner the words " Tender for ," and must aloe be dellver,d at Somerset-place. With a Portrait of Tritons 13. A Quarter to Nine. 14. Blanche of Jersey. 15. The Bottle Imp. 16 Court Favour. 17. The Spitfire. 18. Rory O'More. 19. Advice Gratis. 5 per Ct. ilsrLehigh Bola, 4 i per Ct. Belgian Bda, 96 8 2 per Cent. ditto, 53 7 5 per Ct. Brazilian lids., 53 6 5 per Cent. New Bras. Ms, 84 5 6 per CL &WOW Apreßds., 43 5 6 per et. Chilisu 8,13.5 7 6 per Cent Columb. def. Ms., Columbian Equador Bds. 34 1 3 per Ct. Damett &IL, 86 8 2i per Ct. Dutch Ilds., 59S 4 per CI. Dutch Cats., 91121 IT 111., EN., price 7s. eloth, contains:— I 33. The Dancing Barber. 34. All for Love; or, the Lost Plead. 85. The Spitalflelds Weaver. 88. The Rifle Brigade. 37. Angeline. 38. Truth. CZ IT., LT, F.q., en de 7s. cloth, contains : 45. Weak Points. 46. Naval Engagements. 47. British Legion. 48. 'The Irish Lion. 49. Lying in Onllnary, 50. One (lour; or, the Carnival Ball. With s Portrait of C. MATucws, 26. Puss in Boots. 27. The Ringdove. 28. The Black Ikanino. 29. Our Mary Anne. 30. Shucking Events. 31. The Culprit. 32. Confounded Foreigners. RAILWAYS. We have altogether a better feeling in the market to-day, with more activity in bovine's. The improvement in prices is not of consideration, although scrips are decidedly firmer, and held for rather higher rates than what would hare been accepted yesterday. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday.* prices will be found in last page.) With a Portrait of T. Ilayaral3;;; 99. You can't Marry your Grand- Grandmother. 40. Spring Lock. -- 41. The Ve'et de Sham. 42. Grove. of Blarney, Is. 43. A Ila..tv Conclusion. 44. The Iteltonlans. BRITISH GUIANA LOAN.—The undersigned Commissioners, appointed by her Majesty for borrowing, rais ing, managing, and expending the funds to be borrowed and raised by them in pummnee of an Ordinance of the Governor and Court of Policy of the totally of British Guiana, entitled "An Ordinance" to authorise the rainng a loan of the sum of 200,0001. fur immigration purposes, IX) HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are ready to re ceive TENDERS for the advance of MONIES under the author:g a l the above ordinance, to the extent of 100 , 0001 . (being the amount they are authorised to raise in any one year) in sume rit not lee.than 1,000 f., an to be redeemable in equal proportions at the expiration of flee, ten, fifteen, and twenty }ears.—The repayment of the above Loan will be secured by Bonds, the interest on which will be payable half-yearly in London, and which Bonds are specially charged upon the public revenues of the colony. Parties desirous of tendering for any portion of the above loan, arc requested to address their applications, OR or before the 12th of November next, to the Commissioners, at No. 20, Vinsbury-eircus, stating the aim they ro peee tomb - mice, and the rate of interest required. ANDREW COLVILE, CHAS. APGARP.L, JAMES CAVAN, HENRY BARELY, WILLIAM KING, CHARLES CAVE. With a Portrait of J. B. BUCXIITON 51. White Horse of the Peppers. 52. Gemini. 53. The ArtiA's Wife. 54. A Lewn for Ladies. 55. The Devil's Opera. 56. Tom Noddy's Secret 57. Forty and Fifty. C V., FAq., price 7s. cloth, osntains : MI. Sons and Systems. 59. Printer's Doll. 60. Ask no Questions. 61. " Bat However —" 62. Nicholas Nickleby. 63. Married Life. With a Portrait of 13. Warman, 64. Oliver Twilit. 65. Chaos is Come Again. 66. Mr. Greenfinch. 67. My Little Adopted. 68. Maid of erotical. 69. Grace Darling. 70. The Court of Old Fritz. KM VI., Eeq., price 7s. cloth, contains :- 1 71. Jane Lomax. 72. Queen'. Horne." 73. 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The Governor-General and Lord Gough were about to leave Simla, the former most probably to survey our recent conquests in the Punjaub, while the latter would proceed on the annual army inspec tions. The press was engaged with the case of Sir John Littler, and it was broadly contended in some publications that the gallant officer had been neg lected, and his services overlooked in the distribution of honours bestowed in this country for the victories achieved on the Sutlej. Mr. Chapman, who has been engaged in a survey of the line of country through which it is proposed to carry the great Indian Peninsular Railwa y , had left Bombay, and may be expected daily in England. This gentleman is the bearer of important detailed accounts of the interior of the country rid the Malsej Ghaut, and on the whole we find vety favourable opinions expressed as to the prospects of the proposed undertaking. The following is from one of the Bombay papers which have reached us. Mr. Chapman, the manager of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company, takes his departure in to-day's steamer for England, after a sojourn of rather more than a year amongst us. in this brief space of time the detailed surveys of a line of railway from Bombay into the interior, vie the Malsej Ghaut . -extending over a tract of country upwards of 100 miles in length—and reconnoaances of the districts northward towards Malwa, and southward towards Shola pore, have been sufficiently completed under his direction ; an immense body of facts, illustrative of the present con dition of Western India, the nature and extent of its trade, and its urgent need of improved internal communication, has been laboriously collected and arranged ; and calcu lations have been made which show beyond all cavil, that taking only the existing commerce, without any allowance for increase, and excluding passenger traffic al tog ether from consideration, the proposed lines, even should they coat 10,0001. per mile—a high estimate for an Indian railway— will yield a dividend to shareholders of not less than eleven per cent. per annum. 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Bockstone, Esq. ones Sheridan Knowles, EN. 19, Snffollc-street, Pall Mall Fast; ars. aberwood, Gilbert and Apcw; Row ; Butt, Ilrydgea.atrect ; Wile y, all booksellers. thee ellsdia awl their connerens sou s from causes each . u awe. destined eves to remain strangers to each other; to : look at seek gam in the leat i rlaing i f lights, and most unattesethe of attitudes, power being per mitted then mutually to rid theneiveres of prejudice, or to acquire, inxierenee to each other, the knowledge best worth ' The following are the latest and most authentic I accounts of the Indigo crops that have reached Eng land : The manufacture having now been brought to a close in all the principal districts of lower Bengal, with the excep tic° of ILishnagnr, we arc enabled to form a pretty correct opinion of our outturn, and are inclined to think that the es timate given in our issue of the 7th ultimo (88,000 to 9e,000 maunds), will not be far wrong, although, if anything s li g htly over the mark, as will be seen by reference to the annexed revised statement, which is what the various dis tricts are now estimated at, and which will we think prove w ithin 5 per cent., one way or other, of the result; for, al though in the Upper Provinces favourable weather to the con clusion of the season may enable some to exceed it slightly, we see no chance of their doing so to an extent sufficient to bring up the total outturn above the 90,000, which may, therefore, we think, be safely looked upon as an outside fi gu re ; fine weather towards the close of the season in Jes sore has increased our estimate of this district by near:). 1,000 maunds, but this is fully compensated by the falling off in others. Kishnagur is now at work, but we under stand the plant in course of manufacture is very stunted and small, and the produce of course indifferent, so that we still think but few concerns in this district will exceed the half of last season's outturn, and some not the third. Tirhoot has not improved, for although our latest advices report favourable weather for the Boohties, but few con cerns had sufficient to make it of much importance. Ac counts from Allahahad, Goruckpore, and the D 0111) are more favourable, but many planters are still complaining of bad produce. We are happy to say that the Anne Armstrong, about which some anxiety was felt, arrived at Bom bay on the 28th August, with the head-quarters of the Bth Regiment, from England. The Poictiers, with the head-quarters of the 24th Regiment, arrived at Calcutta on the 26th August. The following tran sports had also reached Calcutta :—The British Sove reign, Edmonsbury, Duchess of Northumberland, Timandra, Livingstone, Queen, Success, Semarang, Bland, Amity , British Sovereign , and Salsette. The news from China is not important. In conse quence of the late riots in Canton, Sir John Davis, the Governor of Hong Kong, had returned suddenly from the northward without accomplishing the great pur pose of his mission to those parts, the establishment of commercial relations with Japan. The Hong-Kong Ga:ette says:— " Ruther Alcock, Esq., le to be her Majesty's consul at the port of Shamtfue, vice Captain George Balfour, who retires. Richard Belgrave Jackson, Esq., to be her Majesty's consul at the port of F g .-chow-foe, vice Mr. Alcock. George Grey Sullivan, Esq., to be her Majesty's acting consul at the port of Ningpo, during the absence of Mr. Consul Thom, on sick leave, John Baekhouse, Esq., to be her Majesty's officiating vice-consul at the port of Canton, subject to the pleasure of her Majesty's government. it was understood that Mr. Medhnrst, of Shanghae would return to Enetand on rick cer ti fi cate, and 'be sucessieng Mr. Parke', from Foochow-foo, who would be replaced by Mr. M. C. Morrison. The following proclamation was lamed on the surrender of Chusan : PROCLAMATION. DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT. The island of Chusan, having been restored to the Em peror of China, in conformity with treaty engagements, is no longer to be considered as one of those ports or places with which trade is permitted. British subjects are therefore warned, that after the departure of her Majesty's 98th Regi ment, which is fixed for the 22nd inst., any persons roort ing to the island, or to any of its dependencies. will become liable to the penalties provided by the ith article of the sup plementary treaty. J. F. Di to. God save the Queen. Given on board hsr Majesty's steam-vessel Vulture, this 16th day of July, 1846. (True copy) A. It. JOHNSTON. It was stated yesterday in the Express, copied from the Daily News, that the enterprising and ingenious Mr. Mackintosh, the well-known contractor, had undertaken by arrangements with the managing pro prietary to recover from her desperate position, and float the Great Britain. We have now before us a striking lithographed view of this vessel, representing her in motion from the effects of Mr. Mackintosh's plan, as prepared by himself for the directors of the British Steam-ship Company. The view is accom panied with ground plan and longitudinal section, the explanation and description of which arc thus given " The lower decks will he suitably stay, and the space C., occupied by the machinery, &c., will be filled with empty casks below the line of flotation, which will render her sufficiently buoyant for any purpose. An embankment of stones (D) will be raised up to high-water mark, securing the concave vessels E E, with their mouths towards the ship, in which arc placed waterproof bags (F F), filled with suit able powder, the contents of which being ignited by the gal vanic battery (H), its expansive force will heave up a mass of nearly 2,000 tons of water, which, directed towards the ship by the concave vessels, will form an artificial wave, rolling from the embankment, upon which the ship is car ried from her position and placed in deep water. Large masses of water are heaved up at intervals by tha ignition of the powder in the bags, K. K., by which'the ship is kept in motion, at the will of the operator, while steam-tugs are so placed astern as to assist in getting her to a place of safety." In the following " Remarks," Mr. Mackintosh fur ther explains the nature and effects of his operations: " The mode of rendering her buoyant is so simple as to require no explanation. From the powder being placed in loose bags, the water is only heaved up by ignition, and its action on the ship will not be greater than what she has often been subject to on crossing the Atlantic. The displacement of the Great Britain, when loaded, is three thousand tons. By the means proposed above, a mass of water of from two to five thousand tons, may be raised and propelled in the right direction by the concave vessels, this is more than sufficient to float and propel the Great Britain were she twice the sire, and is a safe and certain plan of saving the ship in a few days. Abutments for the powdar might be made with Dr. Pott's tubes, which can easily be sunk in the sand." SOUTH UNION AND BIRMINGHAM JUNCTION RAIL WAY CONPANY.—At a meeting of the shareholders, held under the 9th and 10th Vic., c. 28, at 17, Fludver-street, Westminster, this morning (Mr E. Hall, a member of the committee in the chair), it was proposed by Mr. Alcock, and seconded by Mr. Haywood, that the company should be dissolved without an act of bankruptcy.. On • scrutiny, there appeared 3,840 votes in favour of dissolution, and 30 in favour of bankruptcy. The chair man then declared the company to be dissolved. In a report read by Mr. T. B. Stevens, solicitor of the company, proposing the formation of a new company for the construc tion of a railway through such portion of the same line of country as still remained unaecommodated. MINING.—THE PATENT GALVANISED IRON COM PANT.—At the half-yearly general meeting of the proprie tors of this company, held this day, a dividend of 6 per cent. en the hard up capital of the company was declared, being a reduction on that of the last half year. The chairman ex plained the cause, which arose from their increasing their capital from 200,0001. to 300,0001., which increase would not become productive to the company until January, 1847. A report on the state of the mineral property in South Wales, from the pen of Mr. Job Taylor, was also read, which showed there was an abundance of minerals, and great faci lity in working them. He held them to be unsurpassed by any in the United Kingdom. WHALE FISHERY.—ABERDEEN, OCt. 23.—The Pacific, Reid, of this port has just arrived from Davis's Straits, and brings the following report of the fishery, which is a considerable improvement on the previous acconets STATE OP DAVIS'S STRAITS WHALE FISHERY LP TO Sarmsose• 29, 1846.—" Peterhead.—Traveller, 4 fish ; Joseph Green, 6 ditto; Superior, 1 ditto ; Resolution, 1 ditto. " Aberdeen.—St. Andrew, not seen ; Pacific, 7 fish. " Dundee.—Horn, 8 fish ; Princess Charlotte, 5 ditto ; Advice, 5 ditto. "Bonees.—Alfred (bore up on the 27th), 5 fish. " Kirkaldy.—Chieftain, 4 fish ; Caledonia, 4 dito ; Regalia, 4 ditto. "Newcastle.—Ladp Jone, 6 fish. " Hull. —Lord Gambier, 2 fish ; True Love, 2 ditto; Prince of Wales, 4 ditto; Abram, 6 ditto. Amb., Not., Bos., & E. In., 3 5 Bk. and Oxford Jn., 65 75 Bri , tol and Exeter, 605 Bra 101 and Gloucerter, 51 Cue ingbamahire, 1 d Caledonian, 224 Do. Halves, 15 Direct Northern, 11 Ea.'ern Counties, 211 1)0. York 31 Eet* L'acolnshire, I Edin. & Glaa., Halves, 105 Do. Quarters, 161 17 Goole, Don., and sheff., &c., 55 d Gt. S. & W. (Ireland), 795 Great N. of England, 237 Do. New, 62 Do. New, 53 lb. New, 21 Great Western, 137 Do. Quarters, 191 Do. New. 71 Hull and Selby, 1085 Lancaster & Caulisle, 63 Lenin and Bradford, 731 la-iveater and Bedford, 5 d Lona., frith., & S. Coast, 60 i London and N. Western, 199 Ora.,New, 16; Lon. & S. Western New, 315 Dan. and York, 15 Man. & Leeds, 104 lb. Quarters, 55 LEEDS ML New Fast Lancashire, 34 p I lu:ders. and Man., 25 3p Dewabury Branch, If i Leeds it Dewsbury, 35 31 p 'hidden, and Man. M. 15s. p New Thirsks,3l 35 d Leeds and Think, b d Man. and Lee& Ex., 16s. 6d. p Matlock and Buxton, 15a. p N. British--Carllsle Branch, 4,4 p IpwDllijala.l7a,lt; - ITCLL SAL Amb.,l:3l f tßoa., 2/17a9d. 2/.164 Illrm. it onl Jn., Cl. 13a. 9d. East C 9s. rd. Fist Lincolnshire, 20a. Fleetwood, Preston, W.R., 3s. 6d. Hull & Selby, halves, 54 Isbi.,Dews.,&c.l.lB.,27s.ticL2Bs.Gcl.p Ambers., Not., Boston, ace., 1 p Bir. & Oxford J., 45 47. 16s. 3d. p Itirm.,Wolv.,and Dud., 361114.3d.p irm., Wolv., & Swan., U. 9d. p North Stafford., 2/. 2s. p Oxford, Coventry, & Burton, 21 _ _ D p Do. Extension, 1 Manchester & Southampton, 136 Midland Faits, 333 43 Do. Birmingham& Derby, 109 Newcastle sna Berwick, 27 63 Norfolk, 131 25 North Britiah, 34 351 Do. Habra, 15 1 Do. Fifths, 7 6 Do. Onsrters, 1 Do. Extension, If 1 North Stafforthhire, 2 p Oxf., Wore., & Wolverh., 66 1 Scottish Central, 201 Scottish 911dlair1, 111 Sbropahlre Union, i d S. East. and Dovor, New (iss. at 151) No. 4, 23 Staines and Richmond, 11 South Wales, 45 Vale of Neath, 13 1 West Riding Union, 116 p York & Newcastle, 42 1k). New, 163, York is N. Midlaml, 11alvea, 401 Do., Fearboro' Branch, 46 Do. Extension. Sal Du. E. Or W.ltaling Ex., 181 173 Barbadors. 3 !hitch Rhenish, 5/ NatIILIT and Liege, 3L Northern of France nst., 12 West blandest, 3 LES, Ocr. 26. E. and W. Yorkshire, 90s. d N. Stafford , hire, 21. 3a. 6d. p Man. and lards Fifths, Si p Anibergatea, 50. 7s. p Dewsbury Ex., 7s. d Orrnskirlia, 41. 6s. 41 P Olavgnw and Dumtnen, 20a. Odd Midland and Thirek, 21a. d Ref., Rotherham, he., 90. d East lansulaiss, p Riding Unica, Ili Al. 12a. LP" Orr. 28. Ltrrr.,Orros.,&Prroton. 4 1 . 6 4 3 .6. 1 -P North British, llalvex, 152 Do. Quartern. 82, 6d. 676. ed. Do. New ocrip,l6s. 3d. 163. 6d.p North Sh.tFord•bire, 2 p W. Riding Union, 11.76. 81.86. SALES, OCT. 26. Shreunbury, Vilarnpht, & South ritaffordehire, 134. nt. I d Shrop. 4 d Routh Stitt J., no. 3d. I p. Trent Vol. Mid. & Grand J., I p Mob., Not., &)3 ow, 5-16 p Bir. and Oxford Jn., 41 i p Boston, Nelnuk, & Sheri. i d Banton, n.am., & Uir., 1 d Par Ct.,tedonian, halves, ; d E. Countie., Eant Dn. New, 31 p Fast litieolnAhire, d 11,:rt . nyltd, Itrekuu,ScW.R., 11-16 SALF-S, Ocr. 26. Huddyrs. & Sh.lllc4d, 4i p Leeds, Dews., & Man., 3; 3 p Do., New Branches, 11 p Ll•pl., arm. , & Pres., 41 1 p Manchewter & Southampton, I d North British, New, 17,.6d. lis.p North Union (A), 220 Preston and Wyre, 921 Do. Hahn' (A). 21 p Ho. do. ( 8 )1 Shropshire I ' n. . & C., 3-16 d S. E. and Dover (No. 4(, 1 p Southport & F.uxtnn, 1 d West Riding Union, 1 1 7-16 Wharfiltile,late N.Eartn.,l 7-10 ; d iLES, (.ky. 24. C.. S. & W. En. from Temp., to I iNen. it the shn., 15s. lbs. 6d. Kilkenny &U. S. & W.J.,14.1a8d. Lim., Elude, W. Killidoe J., 178.8 d. 225. 6d. Mid.G. W. Ex. to Gal., fa.fid. is. Wat.,Wes.,Wie.,&Dub.,9 oo6 d 3s9d Wes., Cur., is Dub J., 4s.rsl4s.9d. Arm., Col., & Prtrsh.,9s. Bandon and Bantry, bs. 3d. be.6d. Belfast & Holywood, 1 Cork and Killarney, 3s. Ad. M. Cork, Parstage&Kinrsde, 20s. Cork & Fermoy Dir., Ss. Ss. 3d. Dublin and Armagh, fs. 9d. Dub. & Belfast In. Ex., 21 Ihiblia and Enniskillen, 4 41 Dub., Tul.,&Pars. J., 6s.Bd. 10s. Dub. & Sand. Atoms., 40. Ss. Enniskillen rind Sligo, 12a9d. lialway and Ennis, 9s. 3d. ss. Bd. Ut. Munger Railway, Bs. Irish North ,fidlatuf, 116.9 d. Larne, Belt 8a11y.,12x.64L125 9 d Newry, Armagh., & Londonderey t in., 12s. 14s. N. Ross, Car.,&KiL Jn., ss. WaL & Kit. Ex. to Car., 25.3 d. 3s. Watfd. &Tramore, 215.3 d. 235. WeiL, Water.,& Va1en.,.44.45. 6d 9-16 - cl — 8rd.,111 p IludiNfld. kMon. 1L &C.,3-161p Do. do., 2-1 Do. Eziension, 1 1 p DUBLIN B Dublin and leroghesla, 511 59 Ditto Thirds, 15i Duhhn and Kingstown, IGO 170 Ulster, 47 45 Belfast and Ballymena, 121 15 Cork and Bandon, 11 Dublin and Belfast .In., 4 41. Dundalk and Enniskillen, 1132 (a. Southern& Western, 211; 281 Irish N. Eastern, 111 Mid. (it, West. It. &C., 5 51 Do. Halves, 24 1 . Newry and klnmakillen, 7s. 6d. Newry, %%ar., & Itcetrevor, S 51, Waterford and Limerick, 101 Waterford and Kilkenny, 44 rielDst and Co. Down, 641. 9d. Cork and Waterford, 16.9 d. 28.3 d. Cork, Maar.* Nonage, 6s. 6d. 11ub.,8e1f.,&031. Jn., 6d.2..9d. Dub., Dun., & Bath., 45.6 d. is.9d. Dub. and Kings. Halves, 20 Do. Quarters, 8 94 GL S. & W. Ex. from Mallow to Fermoy, 40*. Gt. S. & W. Eat., Mountmeliek Jn., sa. 108. Gt. S. & W., Clonmel & furies, 355. Killarney Junction*, 14s. 145.3 d. CORN. AYLESBURY, Ocr. 24.-There was a full supply of Wheat, which supported last week's quotations. The sam ples of Barley were numerous and good, and sold at an ad vance of 2s. to as. Other kinds of grain were also plentiful, and last week's prices were sustained. BEDFORD, Ocr. 24.-We had a fair supply of Wheat, and notwithstanding the trade was dull, we cannot quote prices lower than last week. Barley was rather dearer, and a fair amount of business done. Oats, Beans, and Peas are quite as des; and come to hand in very small quantities. CAMBRIDGE, OCT. 24.-A fair supply of 'Wheat and Barley. The former was taken off slowly, at last week's rates, whilst the Barley was all cleared off pit an advance of from 3s. to ss. gssmely any other description of corn offering. CANTERBURY, OCT. 24.-A very large show of Wheat, and a good demand for all sort s . The prices of the preceding week were fully supported. Barley from 3s. to 40. per qr. higher. In Oats, Beans, and Peas, there was no change in value. Wheat, white, new, 70s. to 735.; brown, old, 555. ; new, 60s. to 645. Barley, new, 375. to 5 0s. Oats, new, 275. to 30;. Beans, old, 435. to 445. Peas, new, 445. to 48s. CARLISLE, Ocr. 24.-For Wheat, an advance of 6d. per bushel was obtained. Oats and Barley were also in more request, and 3d. to 6d. higher. Wheat, red, 245. to 25e. 6d. ; do., white, 2.51. to 275. Barley, 13s. 6d. to 15s. Oats, 10s. to 13s. 6d. Rye, Itis. to 18s. per three bushels imperial. DONCASTER, Ocr. 24.-The supply of Wheat here to-day was moderate ;of other grain only small arrivals. Choice samples were selected at ls. advance, and other de scriptions sold freely at 6d. to Is. higher, the market being well cleared. Oats were in improved request at fully Is. ad vance. Beans, slow sale at former prices. There was an excited demand for both grinding and malting Barley, and each 2s. to 3s. dearer, One superior sample of self-eown Barley, grown in the town field here, realised 525. per qr. EXETER, OCT. 23.-Wheat about the same price price as last week, from Bs. to Bs. 6d. being the general ngure, although Bs. 9d. had been given. Barley remained nearly the same, but Oats were dearer, the quotation being from Is. 4d, to 3s. Bd. per bushel. LOWER HEYFORD MARKET, Ocr. 26.-Trade brisk. Fine Malting Barley, in particular, much inquired for. Wheat, 141. to 151, 10s. per load ; Barley, 345. to 425. • ' Oats, 265. to 325. per qr. ; Beans, se. fid. to ss. 9d.; Peas, 46. 6d. to 7s. per bushel. MALTON, Ocr. 24.-We have had a tolerable show of samples of Wheat and Barley, and but moderate of Oats. Wheat Is. per quarter dearer. Barley 2e. to 3s. per quarter dearer. Oats, ad. to Id. per stone dearer. Wheat, red, new, 58s. to 685.; ditto, super., 7 0 5.; ditto, white , ditto , 62 5. to 74e.; ditto, super., 765.; ditto, red, old, 645. to 68a.; PRODUCE. 11i11\CINQ-LAN}. Half-past Trro.—The public sales have been large and various, occupying the trade until a late hour. About 12,000 bags of Sugar, chiefly Bengal, have been offered, and all sold a shade above last week's prices. The West India market has been very firm, and Refined con tinues in a brisk demand, all goods ready for delivery being eagerly bought by the growers; standard quality now held for 665. Ceylon, 3000. bags of plantation kind soldsteadily in pub lic aisle at rather higher prices than last week 111) purchase of about 2,000 bags by private contract, which were advertised for public sale to-morrow, strengthened the market. Rice &Rid at previous rates, geed whale Bengal & to les. M. Cotton became brisk late yesterday afternoon, and a large business continues to be done at improved prices ; the pur chases on speculation. Pepper has gone off without alteration is prices. Tea.—Large public sales are advertised for Thursday neat. The export of this article from China to the United King dom for the (China) year from 30th June, 1845, to Ist July, 1846, was, black, 45,000,0001b1. ; green. 12,000,0001 b.. ; total, 57,000,0001h'. ; of which the following formed the principal part: Congou, 37,000,0001b*.; young Hymn, 3,400,0001b5. ; Twankay, 3,700,0001bn. ; Hyson, 1,700,0001bs ; the remainder composed of various kinds. Cinnamon.—The quaterly public sales have gone off with greater spirit than for some time past, and nearly all of first and second qualities found buyers at an advance of 3d. to 4d. per lb. ; thirds arc Id. to 2d. upon last sale's prices, but in ferior remains neglected. PRICES CURRENT. SMAIL, per cwt. ut - rr PAID. Pip, No. I. W. India,H.P.bwn.s.42 d0..544 Gd Hoops. ... ... . . _ ll 10...12 0 Yellow ix Grey ... 45 0...47 Cam at ....... bar 9 0... 0 0 Fine .. ... . .... ... . 48 0.. 5 2 Swedish Mauritius, brown .. 33 0..43 LEAD, at per ton. Yellow 45 0...47 Pig, bent Fi n e 4B 0...53 Milled, sheet l9 10... 0 0 Bengal a-Madras, b. 34 0...42 Ram 2O 10... 0 0 Yellow 43 0..47 Patent shot.. 22 0... 0 0 White 4B 0.. 57 red or minium ... 19 0 ..20 0 Foreign, brown. 34 0. .43 Svelter l9 0..19 5 Yellow Grey and white- 47 0...56 Fish, h -P4 pale 33 0... 0 0 Relined, liambro'.. GS 0. .72 straw 3l 10... 0 0 Lumps .... .. ...... 63 0..67 brown tit yellow SO 0.. 30 10 Correa, in Bond. 88 0...90 0 West India, ordi- Sperm Matter C0d....... nary 35 0. Good Fine .. ........ nylon, good ordi nary 3B 0... 39 0 I.sne ordinary... 39 0... 45 0 Pine 53 0... 89 0 If ocba, good to fire 30 0... 66 0 Coots Rita, ordi nary to fine 34 0... 15 0 Sumatra and Pa dang 22 0 . 25 • COCOA. Went India 34 0... 40 0 Foreign 32 0 . 33 0 TIA, at per lb. Congou, common 0 95...0 101 Bic; at per ewt. Bengal white lB 0... 19 0 Cargo. Jan l5 0... IR 0 Pama 24 0.. 29 0 Carolina 3O 0 36 0 Smarm. 40 0 South Sea. Olive,Gulllpoll,p.ton 42 0... 0 Cocoa Nut 39 0...40 SpSeed, Rape, pale ier ton ' 33 10 .. 0 Limited 24 10...24 1 PKOVIPIONN, per cwL Butter—Cork, lot 96 0...97 2nd 92 0 93 3rd 86 0...87 Dublin, let 0 0 . 0 Limerick, do 92 ..114 Carlow, lot 96 0...162 Newry, Ist 0 0... 0 Waterford 0 0... 0 Beef, India, per tierce Prime Me Perk, prime mess 72 6...75 Macon-I' " 4 ' lAnrk 170 0...72 6 Ito., Delfaat Bacon, Waterford, per cwt. 62 0...68 0 Rum at per gall. Belfast Leeward Island Lard,ltelfast,pr fek 1 a " a „ a Proof. ..._ -. . . 2 44._ 2 5 Waterford, do "••." " Demerara, 26 to Ditto Bladder _ 67 0...72 0 30 per cent. IlLines, Ox and Cow, at per lb. o.l'. .... _ ' .—. 2 9 ... 3 B. A. and M. Video, Jamaica, 30 to 36 dry I, 0 d 515.0 a 74 per cent. O.P. 3 2 ... 3 Silted 0 4 ...0 41 i Favourite =rim 4 2 ... 4 Brazil . dry 0 6 ...0 Brandy, lot brands 5 0 ... 6 Drysalted 0 44...0 DAR, per ton. Rio, dry 0 4i..P 6 Ftiga,P.T.R. E 44 0_53 Lima lu Valp. dry 0 5...0 6 St. Petemburg, 9 West India, dry 0 1...0 6 head ... . _ ... 40 0... 0 Salted 0 0 44 Dutch and'Flemish 5 5.. 8 East India 0 4 ...0 1 Friesland Dime at per ton. Russia, dry 0 84_0 9 Stretersburg , cleanC3s 0... 0 S. Ameellorse, per potshot ' ....... .... 32 0...5s t hide 8 0...18 0 half clean Rig", Rh , nc .. ...... 33 0...35 Dm Woods, at per ton. outahot pass Margie East India Senn__ 13 0...16 Fustic, Jamaica 5 10... 6 0 Bombay l4 0...18 Cuba 9 0...910 Jute Tut, at per cwt. solid 14 0...15 0 Banes 100 0... 0 Small . -. 9 0...10 0 Straits .. ..... ...._ 98 0-99 Lima 13 0..16 0 Com. iv blocks 95 0... 0 Sapan ... 14 0...17 0 'soy, at per ton. Red 5ander5........... 5 10... 5 15 Bars £9 10 E 9 1 Brazil 50 0...55 0 TALLOW. Petersburg T. C. on the spot • .... 49s. 6d. 50s. All the year delivery January to March delivery sos. SOAP. The demand for Soap continues good at following prise:—Extra pale Soap, nett price, exclusive of chests, freight, &c., 515., 545.; mottled, 485., 61s. ; white, 60s. HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Aro o'Clork.—MessTs. Patten den and Smith, }lop factors, report that there is a good deal of business, and the market quite firm, at the following quotations: Mid and Ran Keats, from per Cet..Cs Oa to £6 10e. Weald of Mesta 4 4 to 5 0 ger an, tem .._..._......_..« „ 315 to 4ln rambler TeartingKesss Yearling !aria. n 3 3 to 4 4 Old Hops „ 2 0 to 4 0 HAY. SMITHFIELD, Me o'clock.—Messrs. Cooper wand Davis, Hay Ina Straw Salesmen , report a gooddemand and prices firmer. , Prime Meadow Mt to 784 Cl over 750 to 1000 Inferior ditto oos tote Straw 23 s to 32 Bowel KIRRIEMUIR CROFT MARKET was well supplied with cattle ; and there being a good many buyer., dealing was brisk in the morning, at prices about five per cent. above last Forfar market ; in the afternoon, prices tell fully as much ; and sundry lots left the stance unsold. The best two-year-old stota brought 131. to 19/. ; and middling sizes, 101. to 12/. Year-old stots of the btst sorts commanded Ni. to 10/. Qucys were not so high as stole. A good deal of btudness was dono in cattle, at from 6/. to 6/. ; and those were a better market than the high-priced. Fat was from 75. 6d. to Bs. per stone ; and milch cows were very dear. The show of horses was about an average. Good stuigs were scarce. Good draught animals for cart or plough cold at prices varying from 30/. to 40/. Old horses sold well for railway purposes. Gig and saddle horses were not select— best, 3,51. down to 20!. There were no foals. One-year olds, 121. to 181.; and two-year-olds, 20/. to 30/., according to quality. Sellers of cattle and horses appeared well pleased with prices ; and graziers were far better paid than they recently expected. NORWICH, OCT. 24.—The show of Scots and short horns at our market was very good, although the morning was very unfavourable; an immense deal of business was truisaettil, and St. Faith's fair prices well supported, allow ing for condition and quality. The number of fat beasts was not worth notice. But few Sheep or Lambs penned, and a clearance made at good prices, for all kinds. In store Pigs not much business done. Fat pork Os. 6d. to 7s. per stone. SHIPPING. MAILS AILREVED —3 Dublin; 2 Watorhat a I Donagha dee ; 1 French; 1 Flanders. LONDON, Oct. 27.—Wind this day at noon N.W., light breeze, and hazy weather. DEAL. Oct. hi.--N.W. to N.N.W., fine.—Arrlved Sym metry, China; Mary Setnn, Quebec. Arrived from the river for: Oriental Queen, Mauritius; William and Alfred, Antigua; Alice and the Chanticleer, Jamaica. Sailed: Childe Harold. Bombay; touched the ground en the Gulls, but received no damage. The Elizabeth, from St. Stephens to Liverpool, was abandoned, water-logged and dismasted, 13th instant, lat. 45, lon. 41; crew saved, and landed hero to-day. IiAMSOATE, Oct. 26.—N. light.—Sailed Henrietta Wil helmina, North Coast of Africa; Jam, aßermuda. FALMOUTH, Oct. 26.—W. to W.S.W.—Fanny Palmer, Missolor.ghi. PLYMOUTH, Oct. 26.—N.E.t0 S.W.—Arrived: Henrietta Sophia, put in with mainmast sprung ; Collate, Prince Ed ward's Island, with damage; Ludlow, Jamaica. Bitisroe,Oct. 26.—S.S.E.moderate -Commeree,Calcutta. Mteroan Oct. 26.—Upwards of 300 sail of vessels, bound up, the greater part crippled or disabled in masts, spars, sails, &c., were passed in the River and Gulph of St. Lawrence by the Richmond, ar rived here. The Ant, of Aberdeen, was tlismasted wrecked and abandoned on the banks of Newfoundland, crew saved by the Pomoua, of Aloes, hound to Miramichi, which was spoken on the 4th inst., in lat. 45, long. 57, by the Richmond, arrived here, which passed a great quantity of timber and wreck on the 14th inst., between long. 37 and 36, and on the 20th lat. 110, long. 76, a brig dismasted. Ar rived : Elizabeth, Quebec, with hue of boats, bulwarks, &c., having been thrown on her beam-ends in a hurricane on the 7th inst., lat. 44, long. 43, bound to Aberystwith. The brig Conference, of North Shields, from Belfast to Dalhntrie, has put in here, leaky, with loss of bulwarks, &c., and ballast shifted. A full-riested skip, waterlogged and abandoned, was passed 3rd inst., lat. 45, long. 43, by the Conference, ar rived here. HASTINGS, Oct. 26.—N.E.—Off: Sarah Charlotte, Cape of Good Hope. PORTSSIOL TH, Oct. 26.—N. to N.E., fresh—Sailed: Fierier and the Flora, Galveston; Amulet and the Goliah, New Orleans; Donna Carmelite, Trinidad. Devote. Oct. 26.-011: Beaver, for New York; Alhatro., for Galveston ; Alfred, for Jamaica. STIIONINF.SM, Oct. 22—E.—Arrived : Lady Jane, Davis Straits, with ten fish, and sailed for Newcastle. LYTIIAX, Oct. 26.—The Kelvin Grove, of and from Bel fast to Fleetwood, sprung a leak, became unmanageable, and yesterday got on the Crusader Bank and became a wreck ; crew Raved. KILLIBEOS, Oct. 24.—The Columbia, from Liverpool to Philadelphia, got on shore ouSt. John's Point last night, and it is feared will become a wreck ; part of cargo thrown over board. AALBERO, Oct. 17.—The lioppet, of and from Christian atadt (Finland) to Leghorn, washtrandol off Lilltheden near Home on 13th inst., crew landed ; cargo :and materials ex pected to be saved. Sr. Ivies, Oct. 25.—A Dutch vessel, name unknown, with loss of boats, bulwarks, decks swept, and much disabled, was boarded by boatmen yesterday, about 10 miles off this port, but they were compelled to leave her. STRANREAR, Oct. 25.--The schr. Miranda, of Belfast, was totally lost near Cornwall Light last night during a gale, one of the crew drowned. The sloop Lady Ann Murray was lost at Portpatrick last right. Lime:men, Oct. 25.—The Hebe, from London to this port foundered near Keonghead ; master and one of the crew saved. Put back : Mary Dick, from London, with damage, having been in contact with H.M.S. Madagascar. k'notoualtn, Oct. 25.—1 t has blown &heavy gale all night. 4 p.m.—The gale is increasing from N. to N.B. A large ship is outside, ten miles distant. The Sir Peregrine, from Bangor to Cork, on shore on the 21st inst., has become a wreck. The Margaret, from Bangor to Newport, in making this port yesterday, struck the ground ands leaky. Flaxwicit, Oct. 26.—The Ariel, from St. Petersburg to London, got on shore .on the Gunficet Sand yesterday, and is discha rging.: PENZANCE, Oct. 25.—A barque of shoot 300 or 400 tons, apparently timber-laden, and North American build, name Mary Ann, female bust for figure head, a broad white list, with ports, came on shore at Itosemergy, near here, and is fast breaking up. CARDIFF, Oct. 26.—The John Daniel, from Ireland. got on shore on Sally Island, 24th lost, and is expected off, should the weather continue moderate—crew and part of cargo saved. SWANSEA, Oct. 26.—N.E.—Arrived: Bowes, Quebec. NEWPORT, Oct. 26.—Sailed : Cip of Bretive, Grenada. WELLS, Oct. 26.—The brig Cornelia, from Iluggenwald, has arrived here with damage to cargo, having been on the Woolpack Sand. Mustacza, Oct, 24.—Arrived Ruby, Quebec. The Dept ford, from Quebec to Malden, was abandoned at sea, water logged, 24th inst. Master and mate saved on board the Ruby, arrived here. The remainder taken oft by' the Scots man, from Clyde to Quebec. SALCOMBH, Oct. 25.—The Spring, Of New York, from Mantanras to Cowes, under jury-wives, arrived off here yes terday, with crew of a West India ship, which was aban doned, diamasted, after the Springhad remained by her fear days. PLYMOUTH, Oct. 26.—The General Sale, *Ca 1 . 444/* . • to China, which was aground on Val Betteryitosf 744 ‘k I instant, has been got off, end in hew ttqlgtibair *** For Yesterday's idaridtl4 ,lB . S