The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-22 00:00:00

Wes none in the market ; a secondary quality, weigh ing 60 to 601 lbs., was smith 325. to 325. 6d. per quarter, free to board : the name price was asked for a good quality of Roatnelia, weighing 60 to 801 lbs., of wiich aupplies had reached the market. Danube, ofl 691 to 591 lbs. weight, was held at 28s. to 281. 6d. British shipping was scarce; 6s. was the freight asked, but ID. 64. was likely to be scoev.ed for a direct port. From Marseilles, under date the 17th, we larn that great dulness prevailed in the corn market. Pine Polish Odessa wheat wso quoted et 319. 6d. Par quarter free on board. Of Etarianopoli no supplies had arrived, nor were there any stocks of that de scription in granary. The repeats of grain for the Seat eight months ado present year exceeded by 140 per cent. the exports for the 11119 period 1848. There was a considerable augmentation in the imports this year in sugar, coffee, and in all kinds of colonial pro awe ; and in olive oil it was upwards of 100 percent. as compared with the name period 1848. The reports which have reached us of the produce' market at Hamburg on the 18th, state that ease found ready buyers at anything below former rates. Sugars had b: en offered rather lower. In cotton there was nothing doing. The greater part of the crops had been secured. Whist and barley were in demand, and the pries bad advanced 2 to 4 dela The exchange as London continued the same -13.10 for three months, end bills were in less demand. Gold was sot inquired for. Morey was not quite so abundant. Railway shares had advanced consider ably. The public securities generally were very Ina at the following quotations for money :—Arneriena Six per Cents., 1868, 105; Danish Three per Coale, ((Beg ish), 72; ditto, Five per Cents., 1849, 971; Moonrise Five per Cents., 106; Norwegian Fear per Cents., 1848, 99; Russian Five per Cents. (Bar Bah), 106; ditto (Hamburg bonds), 971; ditto, Four per Cents. (13iieglitz), 841; Swedish Four per Cents.,l 981; ditto, Four per Cents., 1848, 961; Spanish Three per Cents., 261; Hamburg Fire Insaranes C.:Popery Loan, 1842, at 31 per cent., 841; (by of Hansg Bonds, 86. wax 0101.1119.—Acoconre a ke Ow Welk mini Set 11.190. xii. mud Apas o l maim messaltbs era ase lea few Blass iiimsie .0•4118,1 ....411,1113.801 • 3,578,1011 112011.1.. fty• CiKM. et M AacetA) 7,781,180, 44amd1"olierMION 1 9 OWN .035.4011 +627.91040:1 imanner. (hvessasst emmilles Osaka& Dad Valibt Assualtyl ... - 14,334.111 Mar Searttia -7:- 10.401105 Notes (ioid sad Slver Oslo /.36.9n,963 I i 35,933.033 2694. VI. ISM M. 111.111111 ALL Clad 044224 e. The Bank of England e,es for the week eliding the 13th inst., when compared with the returns for the week previous, give the following results : Cleemledes Wei . . 027,910,900 ....„ Lamm 12,470 04944140146 men 17,644,750 .. Dorms, 401,740 Pubis &WY 7,719,605 -. lamas 707,010 Mgr dim* —....— 9,034206 ...... 139449219 10,400 609074111161694001 1 0 94 A....4.1 1 9 1 lus ou a1h0r i1ida. 1197::::..... 10,403,105 Oda mil !dim l4 940,473 Mom dmaK441449 kW 1.0:40 4,8 114411444 sksikece —... Imewes moo DAY. Two o'CLocr.. The English stock market is firmer this morning. Consols onened at yes erday's closing prices, namely, 921 to $ fur money, and 921, to t fur account, and have since advanced k. being at present quoted 22$ to t for money. and 921 to d for October. The Three and-a-Querter per Cents., though shut, have been dealt in at 93t. Exchequer Bills the mime as yester day, et 39e. and 38e. prem. Is the Foreign market the transactions have been of a limited extent, and prices generally remain sta tionary. Batch Stocks and Spanish stairs!' are a shade less firm. The business of the amain consists of the following : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 64: and 64 ; ditto Four per Cent Certilleatete, at 84t. Mexican ex. Coupons at VI and j. Peruvian at H. Portuguese converted at 29. Spanish Five per Cents. at 17t. The last quotations of the French Rentes at Paris yesterday were 58.20 for the Three per Cents, and 89.15 for the Fives. INGLISII Bask Steck, sad 3 re 0.045, Ac s .. lll • per OL RN. Asaa. that I Vrbertiabd 5 pm of Cos. Aar, 434 1516. No. to NIL 1011.21024 IMO et L, bin Br. 1 par Ararat 165A..164 116 OLX 3 e. N Oren& Dekerad C. 5 par N. 1446,11/14,57 5Ns N1L.54 T pm 04. Timms 566. Si 7 Wag ,s Iterseall arL so u l — if SW, 3NE M i rk! 7 466 . 7 1 I &PAN Mini • NS 7 NSW helve NIL, V 74614. DON 185. 444 1_547 5.1.64051., 51 4pm LI. DION 0NN.,86 6 vanneN wines aas.. TS THE PRODUCE MARKET. Mmente-srics, MUM. 21. 800•11.—The starket for lame assaatig s traides ban alsody bet ast saki twee ; tias isa week .Mrs wan* ssgsatted, sad as be made ha quo. Nth main is smsessllabsglimi. blada. Waft ledia ban Ws adillv =WM UN Ws. hr lbs task. Alvahit at 0. Mrelare *ma bare% art mat/ sit Illas 4101 bass lasdas. lbe Was of hada Wan ...Ml..Wiimes 111M11111111 mai MO aana at Oak k bad. wen beeolla ti tar mot bassrs, st psalm istas; ad Abel* oder rods Oremeaslereosiodeprog alai adder be sob iddiest gletri mg la Ore ; Erremah ens bask la, kw% to Its 01. ; arMat, WI lids, 14.0 las TM. Velloolmorkat aims shad. bswor lbas spud, sad Os iota tirs sisal : r W massy Wags, 4111. is ; vary Wm, 475. 11d. Comm—lts eerie sale et 7115 ley sad 130 mks glerallea Cries real of whirr "irk se shad week= rate.; Ur demand Ibr mar Orbs bee r substiad, sad prim with dilloalty sus. tied, sad die quadri= YIN& 0 Its. Id. urareesz.—Thr rase rimt ruidered • iris deem Se. lar Fraley. Artarts.—Ran los bass ddl 'Wag the week, but tl. dread be Bawdy, Ar massisptioa, esetiais say brie. aul les Akan& Ike base bessos naber mom Oonsa.-11duses1. Ira Ism bodge, bat Ibussast kapsels ars wee abortly Is be pot aa tbs argbal, sidalt all en gasbatissa. Ms O. Imp 110010, absols, dsdand tot aals oaths SOW Ostabar, sesamis speedos bynlaills seetrast. ?suss, stiltbees dull st /10. 111 L SS lbe spot Is paM ads ts.dss; Mistrsllsa at 14s 6d. to Ws; Saadi Samorlso, 0 Its. 6d. Irs. SO. Tare.—tb• spardisas bra bum scalrad 0 Ile palls soisos poss slowly rspeetst. Chwassa Omen remiss Ins at Or Lae aid* advaaaa, sod Is doll of salsoooo st 11111. Std. ; bat Ira 1111=1.110MI ars istbsr donseZW—fie putty sold at IS ed.—Oelts parr booed la at 741. las dye bought le at N. le Is. 104.—Jeps seed l ift awe r W.A. Se I 141. b. ed.—lbrebersell era at Hs es s. M.— Sudo berm barb In st 1114.—Jets prep odd st 1 10e. tos M. 10a. Is other alkalis us =brat Illeeeds• ; br re remelt et the week stems gn r roam es dr pert d bares was dames em be bared IS any dike Mar eerie la re ermil umber. Brielrok. SEPT. 21. 8120 As.—There km lems • • reap dolma be West lulls Ode uric. and abode/AM& beverregullesiselsos dor bet report st knew rates. la giber asselgitse et raw as rise are re prod. The relied umbel essiders sad sbradred geode re wry dllll sok term ors st re pessurbw rails; asehat sod glossa Mr • reaselle - a 1 ham pram Tres& semly r Os is lb. dm la arably mon sendbt ela ord arearel old persals bees bem reared of Ma swift Meer. n bawd, aley loprovemest r MM. kora Is quite smdadel. Illtroos.—Ske deereed • derllsse• ation LITIMPOOL. Sept. t 4 kti and Ike sales ct LP. me essibed le de bid a. *red rings is prise; saes basset Mega and 1,110 rob el Msadtbe hare she bus re uses/ of; re bar. es eld *get. et Th. Mr 11 . 1 . MN= I N Toby be apart. all ftv torimptift sal y 110 IN bra Torte lisebese boss erroneous Ws es rift M. per mt. detasso—la tie shear sr limed re sabre are babe 11111111misd. Isperlses pellially ast brag ribs to robe forest IIIMIiell; 65 labs see drawl se US gam derurses and $0 pose. Parts ltles Arm the trey. st 17e. per art oberm.—The err re *abet 111 asishmates, staged) ruse. mil Wm TIMMS bre bore Wilt st44ls.tr erred, end st Milo all balm Les-40 donee Cards" rid st lea OS le lea and %111 begs it Ilemol at IS N. es lb. ed. mt. lbe babes to dm Mies. ]be..—lto Mr Ni TIIA.-1110 INA* Ms atria bees beeters, and oely s Wilted berm ism to both Macke arl grimy prier an wither abrades. Ilsometes—Tbre Mee bra Sidled aoM et in Lea orbs 51* reek. *rill Imerldr it Peri ye at Ile., Dg al a ra lip eters its. at Ns rue mt. 110 mobs erg SAM parels et Owl Word ere ropat 41a. M. es 414. di per bdag rear =lst 51 Ism orters Lbws& Or aat IL leaim Ns.— without *rye; NO MP I dd A lb M. is • As. usi " ft C s M.--littrate or Deis la onii dlinimli W may SO bop et 11e. por,AM. Ouse: Very Me dabg bMs rads sake le Me sinned rasa. Ti. trumedsas bs. Drowsed abet ass eels to • Meares% sad Ala Legume ve esstrus le sisp • geed iserm at it to Si b. kr ,SO lees berg st h. et "bre Babe. berm US km OL at O. M. le 111. b. lid, uhl *0 Mr ideas 41. Us. le U.; ibis brews is miry Is be Marred is tho g N a lset ram stet Mai re teeran IS Ilbaskestsr are Dye. igneerg in"L = d a i s n ens taas lis Clulor . 'breelbs w W r. e leu t bee wi g sum purtsl U. lIIN awl IS lIIMJIIIIISYS AL lt• M. lie Weal aerbses te rem off deadly, et 111 lea to lea , abase IMO sag berg floe Mi. awl tbsie is she s .errs Ws kr Illunges Weed, 11 Osse lo 11_14 dreg es tbe eseerr et Oustreed, -. bum Mr ore ise. Uses la rib 'Perusal sew bid bre. esd sersessery Or Mr isallaus es be 0 s.. Beth red Sembes mg Wasi seribb doer previews merit. sot rash Ms Is dons The ries or Terseibe es MN bomb et ft. tor Mr qtabity. and IN lamb r ell brie. at So. od. pt rot Aimless Ter. 1.4110 lands sell at lft. N. Is 11.. N. per bred. kods b kir demed; SIIO bear& meld et b. kr era. rat is ISt por mt. kr Om Mrs delb rot awl hod Arm sesdass Mt pr re Masai allsrsdes. Mrs aAt re gable arse as , wry a reed perksof dr a did lam Istatelberl Wpm bet marl, re More sr the Mr bore 1 NY wow at IA 7••••• "NM lombres does b ddrerattles area bus BrlledArs lew ores rode bre bleu ellgeoly la Wow el re. berm Mu 1•••=1 , I Doss lam Wes meld at tan o•A • ler elide 41 VW sod le sore Opens red st a r nor. Abut 40 erg Moab Maar how lees* MI prom lbws bar less isms' brables kr Turkey se Wee tigers"; berm Om eta dm 01 Creerdre• ebest Mai& love Ism add se 10e. IS le lb. 011. per set. Than hoe Mr •pd dremd kr Othe 011. driers kerpos thet • briar o....loiess=drast = la w 1.1 Ile NW NM bay* remind almonds of 100 tom Oho clostolloo troord. 1 lusty. A tocdorooe Wins 0117 .. . am la , • 0. at tato quoostfisoo. Twenty tom • _ „,„7 ~ v .., .„ to no. per out. Weise oln ' .......„. . . 1 0drits a T• 11 0000, am bow .' 1 le ‘I C I ,Dai Tao toomoolloos la Polo 011 __ . . 100 to M. NM MI Ono Is imr:l4 . • . . r,;: at :"... .to lot. mod Mika Worot • ..1 7-. l_ st 350. to SOL IL Itto Moot ... •.... W v... b . 1 .. willig wry Iktio oltosolos IN bays boos KM at Ma to fla. 00. pot eel NM 00101. 00 gum. Et Mom rota. L Woo of MOW) toos dit gat vory ex. 1 / 010 =lor W4 ll Ww 0.0 111411611 W w W wur --, W . Wm at Lb*" Illi. TiLLOW.—The market COSUMI4III win Petersham .T.C. ea tenhassta4oeleetr to Desember Minim sea 6L; 817 GAR, —T eder he ~A=erk.erli. Soodslo of the ISM per few Se sews who la Se Se de V saes LINN f id e li INIS. le 2k. Ild. pe wt. Sept Se wefts et Ss. Iti. per Wt. Reps Se peers 41 CM RIM MINI SS IL per wt. saa=z ak im at So Wee brepWiererepww•Shelay. COTTON.—Lxnutrocm , San. 21.—T0 day the utast Is ad* the aka Was ANA SAN bawd previous Mk& !Med. are Wlesa bsale. bit an ost prima ex eals. —,,rarz..y ea .bruse& awildsose : tie authorised I sparlswe Ss Tar en MI Neassa; sad siber_Lettlew Table awn sthaeM wad thre Clembh Noe NNW ft We bed d lea awn ' sad Zweed r aa e. an say la YIN mama; sod Iwl an all si sib at boa week's prism Swale are abe la rata et raw" Nbs, ow Name dram 1,111 tets of harefaa. IN NW WS Wwwleerwre lad IN Wagews bale buss New aa swanlike. aad 1.2/0 at laterissa, ISO No% ai d WS rpm.. br export. HOSIERY AHD LACE.-14101111101A Bzrr.2o.—Tho aim brae traria sms la • poi easdlice ; so Bomb so. Ow ew•ap basdabaws wised la Ms oat appisi • nwslwablidawsr, os a bralw tables ansailistawala balm Ow isaraiwwwpa wrest. —lie dwrisa4 podia" owl sibt km* Visa us t. isa. ma dew aber so b=lii sra*.-00 wain Om NM in Ilbasslaa padrilw ar iness.l9 sea Aland aaawisbet dotard, buta b ta v ri:Nt It bat bin at Ilds ammo Is hum The mbar amblasa. isblis bw it • madisaalia Mss bin the ba4 are mar Itilt mow Ilste boil weds Ito mom& Os= bg w prailimla gi lab C drabs bit Wiwi disk b ilbalal la Freak disiet 11, !n -isi it lr 11 S. is. abarlies.-11bak ilk Um bale sat sa bot thin ar• lipas at as wassdassat.— = ws• seer awls si arse asp% lint it, Mike her trump tlesido Is IS dr tomb s toliedese a boapv mosolls. wifts to Os Leissakr Ink biblet swilwa an work • strewn dot OW dr two the braa.—Tba mama d tba warp lase Mods sae **we sr ft whis t payed; bat ism Ted ample* nth wet vibes% ewe, of Wlaw rem at Ibis wpm WOOL—LAMM apt. 21.—The palate sales have been deep pragnmeled dues ear lad; the gasolene Is gad, bat ao lapetweiesat la the liblbge an Is nettled ; prises, easpared with the Let mks, skew • destine of about {IL to Id. en ail the kw end WNW Nsirlptioss at and under Is. kl. per tb , but the tenet dame support Meat het isles rates. Boos puede have been with /Imm to the market, bat the sale will not be large, a close Wire the lilt at Weber. Arrivals this week are large, and must le 7,166 bake wiestial, and 663 lonise. fetllll3ll quiet. bat penises terse are supported. IhismoiD, Sept —There is s shade mote do , n gin wasting aed resen 20. t IRANI fully maintaine I. Boils and broils we net quits so wave, bet there Is no wetuaulation or lone. leg prise. Line, Sept 21.—There bas been rather more tleessud he Weds the, week, especially of a tkep-grown and halt-bred cha mber. Prises as. Are. LITZIPOOL, Sept. SO.—Business in Wont is quiet ; prices about the sane. During the pest week the arrival of low Wools have Wes ream heavier than of late, vie.:—.3o Seat ladle, 630 Buenos Arne, 130 Applies sad suite" add 1,100 Alpaca. IiANUFACTURRB.—BIIADYORD. Sept. 20.—Yarns: The demead esedeime mory brisk; easelpotat cm are firmly =ln- Mimi. awl. as begs alien ere sewineeft Phi, given out, there is net +f dome et Meeks Wag en held. Times ; Our market la not la mg may elleged dram thee et ma web gist, and the supply of iser Ind midis quailing in Csiewrp In beep Plow the demand. 01Mber idols wieside for tbeewenme Pe apart Is also wive, and ibe memitheenewinere bap: but dry mingleia est the prim of goods has ems Pp pee with the edema ea won and they can barely ream ad pima Title Is a strange Mete of things in what is ddled a good tnale. KETALEI.—Lownow, dept. 21.—A1l descriptions of cm ungsetervil lam lave teen kg ble demand daring the past week, and prise well -detained. Caesbinalis orders kr rails have bets re ceived tram Ameba, sods geed garden pined at Moat our quota- Wes Seski lig Ira ecnthund dal et gale. Ws quote the peke 41e. tl. It IF4. 1, and 43a. ed. Le gdzed nacebenk Win:my Wanda. Engded IN., Wm, bolt, end sway, Leedom, per tie, W. Ila. to W.; ladinids, 11; _lle, W. lie. to 111.; lbws (singies), IN. to IL 134.; Wet, InOvedesidetspeet, 31. 2s. N. WM ,• sederinestal, Wales, Ne. 1•14.1145; ansbavelle, 34. 115.; 11.4 la Walse_. 11. toy. 35! tweed, at =IL Unbolt la.g e t k ar agde. ast ark W i t ed am 10 14 piw A leakl . X.,``.ll Y. lee.; gdr- Mbeleet wie leeiensd ran ■ appaw, IL se e . se lea. ; W W. le. le /a; Isetlildgebeeeoldseemelos, s ti. 4 l l : l l ;at, le W. 1/8.1e31.; id% issreheiredli. Wreak la 1411 n h 131. ; het* Wed Onedik brg, 141. to l4llles • bad. 111. lank* Cogger Ma/2 si it hea va thled, end baba, pur Id,leV_statarTh 11 . 5 . 1t d ! led enu e ld d tFoym, id. ger lb.; per em„ 161. 111.; r 11/& . 71117 1. rall lend, W.; white, ; plod diet, 191. Ifs. 1= Lad: ka had, 141. 11a. to W. dealt Tim: pir bar. Se 14a.; re tard, M. Ile. ferelin its: bow in bend, U. lea; Straits, as. ea Ike listen 1C Min a per bog, MU. to 11.1e.01.; IC Char ted, 1/. 10s. le U. ;II do. It. Sprite?: Paean warehoused, per ton, 131.; in, to anise, 144. Its. Zino : English sheik par too, Chnctsilvest par lb., bs. lid. Is es—Yining Jos/reek . . . . - • Livia/mai, Sept. 21.—Ths 'mien received by the last Antenna reamer der menubstured bra sre good, sad we have, an improved demand kr Ms smith, and 111 1 :74 1d 4==s, sank Mens been well wasenised. Coot& Pip bare bun p 6e neglseltd, sad wised Nos. L. M.D. bees been allesd et BM ger In, without Weft buyers. Ism plasm ere in geed demand awl swam la some Mr apses an advance of Is. per bra ben bees deemodsi. Is no .thp M Lead ar Cbps ,ra OOZIER Paws Woe lth.vm.—Pmeign geld, In per on, M St. 17s. ed.; as decry es. Sid.; Other, is bars, , is. RIPOIMTION or Tll2 P/./SCIOIII*ITALS.—The follow ing me the Adel returns ot the saport• of gold Tarter tram the pert et Leedom for tbe lest week : Silver oath to 18,50C on , do. to Belgium, 24,200; Silver ban to Boulogne, 5000; do. to Ham burst, 15,400; do. to Naples, 15,000; gold sole to llandsatgb, 270. CORN --CH Eimarono, Sept. 21.—Then was a large eagyly of Wheat at market to•day, and the prime snit be quoted le. to In Whet; bet the mishit dead eery heavily; red, 42a. to 446; whit% 4h. to 46e. Daft : The wee mare olnwSg or omit log malleissi, whisk was Isteelng We. per qr. Maas ate in good eapply at gds.. kiwi Ws he Ir. Commit, Sept. 22.—Then we. but a moderato anew. dmee at caw =whet twig, sad the isisent of Weiss= trasemetad wen ladderable. Prises wen morly the de as quoted het week. Old Wheat led lamest a mull advance. Malting Barley ins deo worths Me mom Old Wheat, Its. 6d. to 11e. Id.; new, Ille. to Ha. id. Making Be ivy, IM to els.; minding, Da. to 22.. Ohl Bile/N4 Ile. to 1Y ,7d. • sew, lb. to 6d. Old Oats, YU to Its.; maw, NM to taa. Psis, lla. ee lan 6d. Boston, Sept. 19. We have only had a moderate = ir ei Wheat at whet Imlay, and a Nu business pairing, at N. . No change In Oats. Nothing else offering. WLeat, ted, 40a. to 424.; white, 41e. Oath, new, Ha. to lin ; eV, 21s. Seel. IL—Wehem; had less Wbeei offetiott to foi Om ler sews mhs pat. sue ammo dal daub( de et Meet. awe to lbe padeayekio. demot i c awed t k.r b. wee aloblebel kr ko beit dler wrdla ik lfbesie to Ea; white, 40s. to4la Ws. Is Km, Sept. 21.—0 f Darby the arrivals see hoe ; bat seisms Mweret,= Ora Nal Per, !!e mead kw bees wsi inrourable for of Moat, Barley, oats. lain d rassisl a" is tele a =toutb= l" ; me is ks Se hiders Mar Nikki ebb Se 066, bet aSo pm. wet low ter they will bo ray beillidat alma ~we Sera to ambee. For dad den as lota a belt Swim ad ea added WM. par rya reilbed. 11=a bap bedent Ye beta Cele& Verrelet m ei n t g eld ONIL at Ps." pi 'd at rea b eityro ns et lbeir lbajt rat on& sake le Wider Twee tar atedep, mild to alle. per qr. enteele cinema sine ear Modest to WE de, el wadi USD grata boa Pollostan; LW de. *ea leatedarre As o gm ken Yeas ;Et gni. keel Pr; ; 616 de. boot ; Ed gm ken Era. Tbe de. add eadmiro odd. yet to weds Mad dead lie die aip, late ordotod se to are badaible tend Om lea week bask perebrea et diallas Wider quaky ; labia Ira Idea a meek mow% be raw Pao Ittonewg way be to Id. NUL • Ask. owl, W • est EL; Ea a Ite. • lee Mood tad Irk. Tha, to ea. yer gr. sae lad week. The daft patios WINE, • 41a to 4116.; reL aid. 40s. aEL Potoirs, SOW. =lr* =Sad Delliag u le. to ; NdO& Emb V erk ad, EL to 4k.; Polish Odra, ma dee. ,nbla Mt.; Vide 1, Par SOIL, 111 e. to llte. OL oil. per dr., Lao. a lb.; _sow, Ile. to lea ; awas,SOIL to IL Pea, Ink'. bmwe. Per Ste to ; ben, Ea be EL ; otalber. Elb. par beshel, Lt. a la. Bras, it, lib. pr bead, IN. to Ma; N. a 17e. Terra were .to s ed at, pr qr.. M. a ; bead, Ea a EL pr dile% id. per d ta to 41. ,• E. Melberg, liae. EL to CON IMAM& lee. 3116.; akar Ns. to ; 1461. ifs. to Ee. 2 ; Z774We. te Me.; sal laviool.lo. to We.; clean ~ mai: it EL Iligg ik Ogra iTto s atll Dashk. kle week Lamm, AIN go.; NO; East, 2,BBiVe ley, Meal; SOL 1,6116 ; am" 10 ;Poo, 1,710. Limon" Sept. 11.—We Mee had akw shew Meal temw, see a Ma epasilseef Se media t 0... bell to ma abase at his N. to la; site sad troshaols brews balsa •114.b0r Ida wen deb aMw aka. ea do dew et the aria prim ware abed L. War Eta led dead dente wadb a kir Ink wee deed • sido meg* t larld, wide wee tetra Of a about leto MIL la dreg. Se Oda Ileorl ois ly Ids elate& *bed, red, Oa lai ty abbe, 43e. aMa INN Et. Oola sew, la. to IN. obi. Oa aEL Llyslidool., Barr. 41—Tara was a pal attiodeaso oe tom ad cavalry beats at oar Owe Mips MY armies. Telly Trolare aka ware soda .bald to Ps midis sod irawaiatillas t wart. sad PP pads et Ism, sad aYr Plat a beams ampired. The sardet woe lea of kik taw masa Tap ws. ao amp fa loran bens, sad per. Leis are was Is auk dowse, ..[pole were essanty so draega ta Te= vi t. drab tato Lamed bun the Ea a IS. Ellt et de pt iltbsot, da ; Bistey, 1,41111; Melt, 8; Ow, IE. caeca, WI era ; ilea. NS mks. llog . 2o.—Wasst le.day was sot my &I liad la supply, sod sore woe lagitiotar old than we hap mead kr Ow wake poet; pow al lOW Na. to Ea Pew did Bear were spat owes. Widow U motral lildatj g anaadidWil. s o ad dd. o 6d. yer Mad simper. New saw mos Ta ioarly to Mal. L Ode we bra lbtle Pam sod pod hod a i rs aaladstll.a EL RAW, Sept. 20.—Oar market was will supplied with .wait ;weep Obi Ware hily deleblesol but weer, sew Nweepla dad 1188m.11mtor, sal Oils reedy. ur ay* .toOalt Is brad ; rod, la al. to S.. Id. Baas, d. at. le Si. set r,N. toMa pr gr. Outs, IMaN. Ilainottevaa, Sept. 20.—Tke weedier is am sad ow limos bore almost sa lsa rz a t bode telreer a Ve era Weed, alb di mod aorrOls aim st dity but plies plow Tam lade Oka deer or taw, le Oder se elfrMesa N. le Oa ear ; wale. Ods, wok, so. so sisas wale. St. * led. Mow. iedrame, MALE& pr ask ot 30 ado; seacede, Es. to Ste. 50 . 1111 k 11,7011 , SOL IL—Our vast woo bat mola rs.* ogpolkod gab wow Wilma ladby. lad. at as alarm of about la le fa parp. ea tba mar ol but Oak Qom wan toyer; ; but brammt ; lo nosy tramow, bold be MI MAW rata. wMtb checked bat ism. Ilbott e Ira to 111. Ma par bad. Moor, dts. to II for ink. Wass. Ns. to alit Mutry,Mks. to ; tad Oa* Ila. to ILL Tor qr. W•imizab. Sept 21. The birrest le sow droving 110 to • den, rid the bit aldbt aye bow ban 811111•117 11=:: a ble owl mialier as livamble bedd b• els el Mil balms •MI lapse sop of Mot et The the km Mob losamied aw Ibm lamb** on pi* aid the Vaissaileyeip Om THE EXPRESS, SITURDA.Tr. ,EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1849. num_ dessi:rwasis.i. , . , como ser forwij uit.. lo. o lll 4 7 70 6 au. "111114/ .., ..... • ' ...1 1111 1 e1 1 .6. 0 .1 11_ - • A... %so k ...... A l Jeg...0;17 ewe "'", °'..'r es before. pre.4 KIM: Wheat, pt i. axes. to . V • ' sad3l4t, rig. PM. 466 to ; 4 . l Os to 4%4 ' el/ ii =lll lad Moak Ha to Ma • (......: 11 1 ~,,,... 4104 . Marin sad Cww: ' ** * / / 1 . 41 " 1010 . to 47e.; extra, red.4lll.le j ais sa i reterwhlta, 41s. toe's.; sites, 47a. Deside mei amain am Zallen u.• 7 tXlia•i 4 rWe.; Lower madwie. "S er. Litglook ikk = 6 :l9l l % •• 80 :7 0,1 1 41L a i ; umih ; mto i , ". M1 82. 1 k ee ele. ; Swig% Us le Me. ; gift, Ns. Od. Pr IN Mr. le Os WM, morill. mares NIL to no; :hw, Ile.letia.; Swaim sew, leo WU& Ciele, per stone, N. to 'Ls so; 1101.; beaa 144,1; eztre L lAL lbeedee. M. le M. gllefi. Illwien, Tied e UM. no to lb. Ms.; ems% H. MA. per IBM er • 1170 to Ma; acne. ele. Per, per Modal g r .. line mil Mile leo WM& ; — .7 sates, Ns.; iw o rt . baa, M. le Mo; area., leo end. per ea bawls; last, IN. li Ni.; hadpk111.1•111. P" 10 lapedal qr., Us.* lamas dubs me vest s—Treest, 1;140 ,„ eas.• Swig, 1 370; Oael, 1,0 7 e; Beira, 1,076; Psea, On; kelll4. .." 67 loads; 115k.173. 00 HAY.—EarraptiLD, Two o'Clock.—Menro. Cooper and Dada report a heavy, bed trade. 1 10 =rvred•. M. to Tliv. I AA .... —a. to —a lll Us. to 03.1. Olen! . to 906. demi— . to 30. 11 CATTLE, &a —CSILTSLII Larria PAM—Sept. 19. Ms eat* fair was tw ee mo peed IS% and asaditad prineically of SP obarthacia, oMay/sp. ingliandsrs, ar of aye, fa boo Mos a gotality of Irldt oottlo. Most of the bulk Man wets 1011 wry law three ma taw year olds Mktg (Ora kir sale. U af lisfeb settle woo vory eel. iiaogotoolly Is ezatillant 17 erollika. Mist low lien very min& mg wi l e were afro St. bramadia bistra prim thila lava bona tonna far soma do There 121 wore aliorlys rand tos Coble on sear (may teen Ws Owe has 10 been lkir polooklYe Min M *MA we very brig, nearly all 20 Win awed acd kits Ma to DO, dig* Use aaiL 711• show IS of Ow els wry ow*. Ow bin Nay en lots of woti two of 68 Omit% owl soo of Moolitool M tb outtoo, the pieta it the two Mow mite, Mom itts. II to Us owl ar tbe latter. IS Ina amid inasba mote M ton hAIL to I loot lito ale of Ws desk tom Mow. TM slum et Huns was vary kw, sod to al at. opitamotoo a votTa m most army ozoilsot Mom VON WOO , i.e tor itislfrawatry Owl mold roof awl bonne Mom tom 1 0 at Mom -. sal 41f. Mem driostk Bales. he 10 per- 6 tom ot 240. Is la Taking tho fir attegottoor ft mood • potty 118 log to libladamee ci buyers me am as =mom as might ISE k▪ w bon topoolod, 000liderlog tlato Y tits lot Maio Mk of Ms le nun. _ _ Cantina, Sept. 20.—Bets: Is - osasequasse of the n ble beng held yesterday, this minket was seemly worth now 30 timing, at there wen enM tan an eller, three et whin bs=o , yy Mr. Andrew, of ilissorti, end were On spesinems of the bred. 0 10110M1 *OM Vs. to M. dads' old. Thin The o e were ISO nem end lambs ce site, which set a very per sale, at el from Mi. Is ea ye lb., inking MIL Sept. 17.—Then ban hem a tois4 ms fair et. we* et llmists and stock of all deeriptiems Mass re. U mod nudy the sena es of Mts. tat lieefeeid to le. end be 2S sees fret mm it. N. per mere. Sane at Pend inn were Mimed IS at 100. ea. bat wen drives and ease L Moos wend. to Ilkpar 23 pair; the idler Igare woe retro kr alpine lit el it Inas. Dery 10 MKS won ad none be dammed; sem row" llearsb were odd at 13 dotes. Id. per aeon; halved Rest terrain were wait Is. it 114 as ild. Own and Odra, IL to 130. eke. Tien yes a ersdoeste 12. meggly of limp; 14 urn, at shoot 4id.; mid melbas, Kim lb. • Ili Ist oi Weeder treeing anti most Mean lomen dad 30 dile/ wen enneemesd es 1110 of a —_ - embed it he damp his Ink kr South Dower, were odd by antics at trese Slis le 40s. gad. York earesses.—A very go*/ Ripply their's* we 10 have bed be ems moan& Priem were lower, niniesi L trom Ts. to 13 as 4d. per seism bet the meat briar en dons under too Lawns Sinn. FAni.—The Saptember Sheep fair was 30 30 held on Friday (reining) is aMI apposite to the site et the new woad, led, and smith of the Malden tarapike road. The number of tamp Fond ameselisd WHO; dime wise also a good sprinkle of i; lan net dot and Minsk Time Ilk owed wish a brisk demand for ell sorts of Use% hot at prises ant Seper trot. lees than Met year. This wee by its Illiariosrs, who wen prepared to make 0 a 'pm woof" we so gnat a modem es that required could not is/ to i sod senegnedy the air eaua up to two o'clock, Bt. whin some Mw alms wore aided. Mr. Hairdos disposed of two wo bbd mess to Lord Minim and the Asa. C. O. Cavendish fur 345. so Akw kited Lambs were 10410 mid at 17s. sad las. After dinner rime i 5 other ales were made at the following rates :—Wethers. from 2'r. to A , • ; ewes, from 11. to 11. 14s, ; Lambs, from Ms. to 23. ; but there 32 wee generally erperienoed what may to called a dull and heavy sale, 10 arising from no went of barn, but from a seeming determination on 20 their part to make no purchase but at a greatly reduced rate. The 23 sale of Rams was rather brisk. LUICOSK 0111. zzzzzz FAIL Sept. 21.—Thar has been a 30 decent drew of Honer In point of number, bat very tew of good 50 quality. Useful cart bones made MI. to 311. , riding segs, 131. to 35 la.; pada, 71. to 121.; sad a valety of ell Weds down to Silo. each. 113 There was rather a large show of lean Berta, which went off readily for winter bed and straw yard keep, at fair rata. A small s:pply of g ' Shosp, and trade dull, at rather lower rate. - - - filsrooow, Sept. 20.—Our supply of Wes was much sa larger Ms worabsg thaa at any of the two previous markets, with a 10 goad prepsedeset Irk& The quatity only middling, with no alters- &- the is prism. Sorktag really prime shown. hest Ox Beef. 50s. to 12 1 • ; awed , dee. to AIL Cows, Bulls, and Inferior, Sea to 40s. per wt., adds' cad The supply of Sheep was larger than last day, Pt. rid prices about the same. Beet, Sid.; second, 401. to sd. ; ewes, 11 44.psr lb., 'alder offal. A good many Lambs shown, with dull sales, V , at lad weeklapeidd Fed Cares in better demand, et 481. per owl, lit! COVENT GARDEN.—' • the prices: 1.11 Mornireg.—The following 40 161 60 . . ISE Pine Apple, per lb., 34 to fo Ora_pro i rb t 4 . : . ose, per 1b.,1141 to b per lb. Pd to le Pemba. pa died. Ts tolls Noontime, per dos. Se to de Plume, per... Mee 4, to Cornrow, do. 3. to II Poore, tor . 2. to de per holt dos. dem, ea to de Appke,, kiteloo. pro took, b toot drinsin. PR flocs 4. to is SO Lemons, per dos., h to 3s IS per 100, te to lee 103 Almonds, per peek, es 23 04. per lb., h to St Warnets7par . loo, Is ttl to Is 25 I-- psr Der.. las to Ns 124 Filberts. per NO lbs.. 46s to 53. II Note, astastoost. per b., Ws to 222 SO 4s 1 Brain, pot beck. . 12s to Ifs b) IBT.AElpeli IN --• . - - vw, a=4. 4.4. 11b.4 ",u to So Broomoks. da... Os 'olds Pm pro la sorrel. pm Id to id Potato% pot Ism, Ws is MB = ri w r ei ttlortttio dos. r, is to to iN oe 'rm uMrsr i ioatils to limb MOW vor dm. la id to It en•bui. sick to id Lsoks. per Imisi.,ll to id =r r to hid pet lo to b areMaalmors. &a Me, MI to id 14 ,1 =.. 44 10 . 4 Oplima. pa AMR. la to lo it li s an si.. 646-1 0.,... 4 : 1. Psl it im id ur i tid to 4s is Bel dm.. Is &I to 3,1 M. assalis ae.. dos.. dd to Is I° put nom 4 ld to lid St. Oa. per mom 611 to h Ns. sr seini_li to 116 d ND .‘,.. per Ulf dem *lto es It. k .4.,,,, perpoStia, Is to i, h s6d aft .....3 purr d per lo 3d U • AIN 110 3 , 1 3..... PIN Id to 34 , per a busdid tos 4 •—• VW bri. htoled 1 $ gissh i mrss a dd to6d • IWO% rie 20 a. P. beirs.lrio 6d 61 ' RAILWAYS. Tali 15A; Twa Vetoers. The share market to-day has eigeriended quite a reaction, awl the prevailing tone Winch more con fident. Londoa and North , Westetas and Great Westerns Lave each advanced AMA 41. Inr shire above the closing prime of yesterday's market, and nearly every line has participated more or less to the improvement. - Caledonians mark 16; Great Wes terns, 69 ; Bnghtons, ; York and North Midlands, 211 ; London and NmirWesterns have touched 113 this morning, and Midland., 62. alio to up to 1 o'dodi IN. I lamas Raman. N,llWia _ ». ... i s 4l - 170 Auls 7FrreffieW. t.N0t.,De0.,&11.. I Belo If mg is petaeles - ft DeArfirat portatat -——- - - - is~~~rawasir~e je I itai; Du I isle yid. or le Ds. 'taints 'waste* N Masi sal lade Bolios„lftsm..o24 arm— "i =ir lidge 30 124 D•441.101s _ 10 _Do. illlFfea/21/01/Nif. . . 17617eact -- 7. - 13 De. Primes . 40 Delia What Am -26 Meg 111 De. A VII star -. 14 Da.oll.llollp. Ct. h it 10 NeeleraOleadee 10 De. New Owe. p. 41 Do. Nat, lige. CL, No. 1 Do. do. Na! NI Do. N. 12 11. 6 per et-. 121 Doi et a ... 40 Do. New 25 Ireidere Unica, elms B (late 1. & ea.) 221 Do. eler C. ditto... 10 Do. Don. 6p. CO.) as Ert 23 Do. New 61 Do. Jo. e 61 Do. 6 pie Ct. rriei la n East lawolaeltite 30 sad Glediaw. . 30 Do. d 23 Ildlobsigb & Madan ... 13 Do. Newport -.- 21 Exeter, Yeovil, Dwelt. 21e. dieter mad Smooth .. 20 Omit Northers - . Taterday. ir -.1: le e die. 23 211 14 24 * i. 44 4 Pa. 3 4 ipm. par 4,61. 31 19 di. 10; 9; db. 13 HI 14 144 I at 74 D 0.4 dont B. 6ta 74 Do. ire Ont. Pa 1.... 7 4 rt. lostlussi Wash (kcs.) 100 Great North at 35 Do. New. Leo . 10 Do. New, ASO 115 Do. New, 415 100 Gran Wows—. 90 Do. 13 Do. New, 1117 110 Hall and Selby 124 Do. # shares 50 lAnoseter and WADS, 10 Do. Thirds . . 100 Lancashire and ioiliktiie 90 Do. 10 Do. 15 Bo.Thlrds 10 Do. New (Sp. Ct.).. 9 Do. Wont Unice 15 Do. Preston Wire 10 Do. e shams (A) 60 Leeds and Brsdftd... AO Leeds and Think 5 Do. New Pref. ap. Cent Ni! ,06 d 60 !na 816!Awall i Lid, Brighton, &B. Conk £O 9 o l line pret ir rroydu s te :n S p Tkirdn osat. . C. 1 .... 60 Do.Conert. 5 p.Q.,1652 100 Do. New S 5 gua. 0 p.Ct. In London and Greenwich . 10 Do. Preference 100 London Is North-Western 1 19 Do. do. Ntrw i ahem.. . Ili 13 II $2 di& 11 7 al d pm. r I Pau Pll6 Hi 2 4 %M. 20 18 db. 20 18 db. 18 19 11:t 14 4 IS pm. 26 ri 35 $7 7 5 db. 104 11 6 IS 1 114. z Is Itl 11 db. 21 3 81 db. 21 2 db. 21 19 die. 207 213 43 45 pm. 39 34 pm. IS 18 pm. 53 55 25 37 121 111 db. 92 94 104 II 71 81 dia. 46 47 43 4 48 ge" I db. i Fo.ilo7loCaudi3.(C) 10 to It Boath.Weatera 411 Do. New, £3O .. ... Si Do. New 240 ... .. 161 Do. Mira/ ... .. 6 Do. Drelereoce 7p. Ct.. 10 Lowestoft Guar.4 pargeat 11 Yawl., Buz and Mat... 100 Maaeb., Slue, and Lbw. 18 Do. LIMAN', No. 1 .. IS Do. Mares, N 2 .. 114 Do. Mune, No o. .II .. 10 Do., ew £lO Pre/. ... 80 Do., Great Grimsby .. 111 Do. do. . , 114 Do. Ober. littainedln... 1$ Do. Grimsby Doak ... 44 Do. Liarola Unica .. 100 Kidiaad ... ... 30 Do. ItSO egazi; .. 100 Do. Biro. eel Deng .. 100 Do. B. and B. 89. Cent. 100 Newcastle and Carlisle .. 109 Norfolk ... ... ... ... 1) Do. New AU ... ... 28 Do. Guam. 5 per Ct... 14 Nortla Brilib ... ... ... 11 1 Do. r i t ees ... ... .. 8 Do. ... ... ... 40 SS dls.ex d 19 17 Ms. „ 9 4 ei di& 7 66 Ws.,, 11 10 dls. 9 66 26 pm. dlskeld. U 10 - 4 P9 I. 97 9999 4 db. 3 694 10e 94 $0 53 55 a 4 le fli 311, 108 110. 171 North BiiitordWilre 511 Oxford, Ware., &Waiver. 11 Resd.,Oulld., and Reigate 11 Royston end 'Wank' . fb 3cottish Centrist ibreino., & Birm., 61nss 7 Do., Qua B SDo., New 16 gdridroby and amour Nor.W. 18. Do. Oewastry I Do. New.. 10 Do. per e Ur mi b t. bge rs Union U Do. Preierei.o; 11410outh Staflbrdshlre 1 1 6 South Baden . . SS I Do. No. 1 30 Do. No. 1 ... 10 Do. No. 4 itegistand 10 Do. No. 4 Sorlp SS South Wales 10 S. Tort., Dou..k Gook.. 146 Sheffield, Itetherkaaa, mai Goole, N. Di. pe..3 p.Ct. 10 Waterford and Kilkenny — SO Wear Valley,' p. Ct. Boa. 15 Do. do. do. 46 WWI, Soosareet, tWeym. $0 Terk,NewesalloN Boma& SO Do.rit.(TartaNewas.) I L7. — o — Si.i. — ps — Trciim7 30 'Tart and :prilk Midlso 15 1 - De. Fttitioos .__ .._ rl ll6 . 1 1 PCIL it 8 ii 33 ,a. 2 18 16 dl.. 16 13 do. roazsin Bauman. Msleadlia (Me Italia rilAsslebe mosz It Dodoes, mgl Dula 11 11 Omani Mom (Views) leriob . _ _ 161asams - Oral ban . _ ob. -. Si as 14 131 dia. tiv. 4 4 24 2! Iti uu Wilt 6 7 1 i I ex ate ClDin 7 i I 27f 8 f 57 i 9 28 i 9 4 9 ni i 1 74 4 924 IS ex div $1 !ex day 34 70f 1 119 13 9 13 139 i I e 1 4" 9 61 61 2ind 11* 1 29 es di, 34 34 9k 10; 10 lli i 4;ftsli Is ley 1 4 I t 19 174 64i 26661 66i 24 at.. (jai: S 1 di.. I S 41 5 pm. 14 18 db. 171 81 81 dias 61 46 dia. 20XI 4 die. 44 4 O. Si Si 12 121 I q Pm. el tr. I $ Ili II Di * f ex bit 2 11 ;4 11 I 6 6i Leismisieg Di. . MOW fril Tablas. ... 10 *war sal Uwe —. L4l lionlms of Mose ... 1 Odom isi Nab= ... 2$ Pads al gamer —. Si hob NM Sam -. U Pans eel linsboarg ft lion mod Metre II NNW NM U Then and Saner Cul I a' . $1 11 TS dls. IS I dm. 2g LIVERPOOL, Bspl.misbor 21. broot-Excwarrom—The market to-day was wom Caledonian. 144 —Oreat Weathers, IS d.—lanceshh• and York shire Osaso'Mated (fifth shared, et d.—Ditto (Ream mad Wyse, No. 1), M!—Laudon sod North Waimea, 100—Ditto (yaw 6 shams), par, L. $4. p.—llsachastar, Weld, sad Llsoobshire ar (l data, No. 1, gym. 74 'WI '53), 121 d.—Ditto (referencia shares , 106--Kkhlaad, SO—Ditto le shares), d.—loath rasters Dover, 14 — Ditto (No. 4, Ira. 44. 81 di4), a. slh. St, lse. sl.—Tat, Newest* sad Barwick (0. N. E. 0 pet ant. EH '6O), Se a. Vie prefs. OUTGOING MAILS. The mane, eta Marseilles, to the Mediterranean, Egypt. Ceykn, lad* Homg-Kong, &a., will be made up on the evening of Sept. 24. TM mails for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, will be made spew Sept. 27. The malls for British Meth America end the United States will be made up ow the evening of Sept. M. The West India Mails, includiag Bermuda, Havana, Nassau, Honduras, New Orleans, and Mezieo, mid excluding these ter Madre, St. Juan-de-Nicaragua, New Graaada, Chili, aad Peru, will be made up on Oet. 2. The mails ter Madeira, the Entails, and Buenos Ares, will be made up on the evening of Oct 4. The mails for Glwaltar, Malta, Grimm, the lonian Islands, Egypt, Ceylon, India, sad Chins, via Southampton, will be made up on the m orning of Get. 20. HIGH WATER AT LONDON TRIGGS Tam I:l”—Ateralm, Aftrons. f IL Ha Trawasaw—KoralAir, I h. Ha Aftersoos, I h. LONDON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. TEE Times has adopted • singular mode of re proving and condemning a liberal policy. It accuses it of being the cause of that untoward result, Res sian aggrandisement. The Times argues the, had the English government not been liberal in 1848 and 1849, had it supported Austrian efforts for the subju gation of Italy, had it set its face against all demands of constitutional government, and adopted that genuine CASTLEREAGH absolutist policy, which Lord ABER DEEN patronises, then we will , ' have rivalled Russia in its own way. We would have remained friends with Austria. We might have helped it to subdue the Hungarians, which would have been much better than allowing the Rus sians to do it, or than throwing Austria and Ger many into the arms of the Russian bear. This notable plan for combating Russian absolut ism by turning absolutists ourselves—this ABERDEEN policy, for it is nothing else, strikes us as being at once the most puerile and unprincipled that a states man could conceive. It first of all assumes that our dislike of Russia and our antagonism to it is personal, and that it has nothing to do with principle. The CZAR is moldered oar rival and oar foe, not be cause he is tyrannical and oppressive, opposed to constitutional freedom and to national independence, but because he has a large empire and a large army. Now we must at once declare that we have no aver sion whatever to the House of ROMANOIT, no dread of Russian power and Russian übiquity, no fear whatever that if compelled to enter into warlike con flict with Russia, we should not be more than able to defend ourselves. What we dislike in Russia is simply its absolutist and military system of government. Austria, or Prussia, or France, adopting these same principles of government, would be just as odious to us as Russia, nay, more so—for they want the excuses which Russia legitimately may plead. To preach, therefore, as the 2Ytnes does, that Eng land should remain the cordial ally of Austrian abso intim la order therewith to combat Russian supremacy, is merely bringing back this country to the old exploded policy of wat"hing the balance of power, and caring for nothiug else. These are the superannuated principles of the last cen tury—those principles which first betrayed us into war with France, and then kept us going on therein, till we bad spent six hundred millions. Following this principle, we have supported Prussia against Muftis, Austria against Prussia, and thrown our sub sidies and armies now to one bide, now to the other, according as we found it weighing in the balance, with out the least regard for right, for principle, or for the true interests either of ourselves or others. Tire blue book on the affairs of Italy nobly displays the anxieties and efforts of the govern ment far the establiahment of a constitutional riwiwie throughout Italy. 'lbis temperate and noble aim was oriosed by Austria, which had actual treaties with the Italian powers forbidding them to grant consti tutions. And it was on one of these treaties that the King of Naples acted in refusing to make any con cession to hie subjects, until their impatience broke into insurrection. And it was that conduct of the King of Naples and that insurrection, which marred and swamped the best hopes of moderate constitutional government throughout the rest of Italy. This it was that set Piedmont wild and rendered Rome un governable. Of cour - e England and Austria differed. England was for reforms and for gradual approaches to a con stitution. Austria set its face against anything of the kind. The Times says we should have forsworn the liberal priocipbs of both whig and tory, and backed MErrnitNicit in his retrograde and stupid compres sion of Italy. The Times, in saying this, merely usurps the language of " My Grandmother," a title which the Morning Herald, so liberal in its foreign policy, certainly does not deserve, but which fits the foreign lucubration. of the Times in a most apt and wonderful degree. "Our " not only reproaches Lord PAutzasvon with having recommended Italian con stitutionalism in opposition to METTER/mu, but re proofs him equally for not having closely allied with the Pr LLERSDOIiPS and DOBBLHOPS, with the camarilla of Inspruck and that of Olmutz, with the ININ DISCHOIATZES, the STADIONS, and the SCIIWARTZEN BERGS, who, unable to gove'n or content, or keep promises with any one province, have bombarded every great town in the empire, and been at war with every population, whether Italian or Tsebek, o- German or Magyar. We were to aid these Austrian governments, if governments they could be called, in their BUVeniVO bombardments, and why ? In order to prevent these Austrian princes and generals from being bankrupt and beaten, and so betaking them selves to the CZAR for aid. Such is the policy seriously recommended to a British minister by a leading print, a print too, liberal enough in its domestic politics, though so strangely buttoned up in Austrian uniform, when discu.aing the affairs of Europe. We must utterly deny, that any support that we could have given would have been of material aid to Austria in its efforts to gain over independent populations a despotic mastery which it never before possessed. We deny that Lord ABERDEEN, with his hundred horse power of sycophancy to absolutism, could in any way have supplied the pace of the 200,000 Russians which PASKIEWITCH led into Hungary. No succour of the Times and of Lord ABERDEEN could have enabled a court and a government, so rotten as the Austrian, to conquer a stubborn and independent country like Hungary. For that it was necessary to move the hordes which stretch from the Baltic to the Caspian. The generals who led them, and the potentates who directed them, utter indeed a song of triumph, for their having crushed a handful of brave men, such as ALEXANDER, or CORTES, or CESAR might have uttered. Contemplating the numbers on both sides, the Russians themselves ought to blush for such achievements. Nor need we have a greater proof of Russian weakness than the superhuman efforts it was obliged to make in order to first outnumber, and then bribe to submis sion what was to the invading force but a handful of Hungarians. Throughout this struggle the English Foreign office, we must do it the ,justice to say, assumed an attitude temperate and dignified, but avowedly in favour of the liberal cause. This is what an English minister genet and ought to have done, that is, to stand forth the spokesman and representative of the true feelings of the country, careless whom those feelings condemned or displeased. The moral support of England was bestowed in the 'right direction: but over and above that, no inter vention or intermeddling. This, we maintain, was the dignified and po'itic course to pursue, instead of England's going out of its way, pretending to be friends with !instils, and sneaking to cur ry _ favour with despotic powers, after the fashion of Mr. MORE O'FERRALL and his abettors. The Times sr< uld de grade England to its CASTLEREAGH spirit said standard once more. But we trust that the sense of the country will ever resist such an admixture of baseness, malignity, and twaddle. ts A CRY for Help from Shoreditch," which has ap peared in the Guardian newspaper, in the form of an itilvertisement from the vicar of the parish, contains some curious facts, and it is rather remarkable a% a sign of the times. The appearance of the parish church on the day of humiliation, on Friday week, is the text of the vicar's letter?' • Toe people—the poor, the very poorest—came in large multitudes to the churches ; and had the parish church, large u it is, been three or four times its size, there is every reason to believe it would have been filled. Great numbers stood, because they could not find room to sit, and great numbeis went away betian4 they eotdr. - 1n ad de.t.., . They behaved with the greatest decency d whole service, in oning and evening, and brencd ttnrg m ns in solemn silence. The collection mad end tae larg e a e ~ e bl o ll in f l. p:e h n:c h r e ed c an r itc t d o o h n- , al f s o t r r :pc Y th n t e w ec i e lki n a t n y had d p s o m u n n e e d l v i s er p ; from what bands it come. . A metnereble d. bored before. been area nit And yet we are perpetually being remind e d the Church of Engknd is the poor man's ohz: Here is the Vicar of one of the most im p tt riches near the metropolis, exhausting terms°, 7 minion upon the fact of the appeararce cf the of his parish in their own church —the like het Cote been seen before ! What is the ca use, thee the church removed away from the poor T ae poor man from the church ? Will the V a, ieeiV e r sand to look into some of the methodist ekt i - 1 his neighbourhood, that he may discover presence of the poor is as stran ge& phenorneas te ee: as in his own place of worship ? The eureka inquiries will be to learn that thousands:id y t class whose appearance at their min ew; church forms an epoch in its loisteri.; regular attendants at a place of worodup.,,,b; they are obliged to pay for admittance, ewe.. of their hard earned wages. All these nice: vertheless in the eye of the law and i n the tlec the church placed under the vicar, who marred' 1 he sees them in his church. The s t ate bas tic* their epir:tual education to him. Look bat s k i years back, and their fathers were icarcely eem that worship could be carried on, unless within d e four walls where the descendants are now toss/s o h seen. What we say is the reason of the eltor s Before we give our own answer, let us loiert vicar's. He attributes the falling away deem th i church to want of accommodation in toe cli c h e , In reference to the crowds who attended the Ifn . at Shoreditch, he says : o "'" They have listened to the voice of their peon, tad a sinner, wLo for years has been withi n the gettil the house of pray i er, nay, perhaps has never trendie r . l a, be was made a= nheritor of God's kingdom, came 44 i to claim hie porticn in God's family, and impl re Gisfetheei mercy. But is there the house of prayer for bin, it se cams every time he ought ? Could he find hie pleoe it y sought it, every time the church belle invited and utiormaid him Is there room for him to come in, to corfire her and seek for pardon, and to hear the word of hat? 14 Friday speak. Crowded as the churches wet..., sarldene 4 the ranks in them, numbers came and came in Talk And doge not this cry aloud to all is this er,cr, lud b come and help us Does it not cry in the worded*, we. phet, " Is it a time for you, 0 ye sons of we'll% mime, i s dwell in your celled houses, and this ho use to lie wistemil unbuilt ? ' Possibly it does, but to whom in all feirneu shod; tt e question be put first ? To the clergy, who ha,, funds enough in their hands to remedy a gnat pe. eon of the evil; or to the laity, whose spiritual dab. tntion is owing to the negligence of the clergy? To the clergy, who have had the means before their eye any time this last fifty years of knowing the w e d mcckery latent in the expression "the poi* ma's church; or to the laity, who have been lett 10 their fate by the clergy ? The doctrine, th at thi shale church is responsible for the spiritu al educatiri dig memberP, may be true or false; but have mitie ten of the church of England until very latelypieteten this doctrine and acted upon it? The war* us that his parish contains one hurdled ad twenty thousand eseule : did he when collated to Is living of Shoreditch shrink from this great respond. bility ? Did he point out to his patrons the nicked mockery of confiding to one man the superiotendens r f one hundred and twenty thousand souls? DA le make the high authorities in his chutes distinctly aware that he could perform only one hundredasd• twentieth part of his duty? Did be urge others toes and labour in the vineyard that be could not till? Ws do not mean to impute any sin to the vicar whichkid shared by the clergy as a body, when we my that we do not believe that he experienced any dike ft clings. The church has not felt it its duty to pie vide for any wants not contemplated in its ptiontin organisation. It has let millions grow up with* taking a thought of their spiritual education. It Is seen parishes which in former times were well and for by the services of one clergyman, become a densely populated as to require the services of thirty, and it has not come forward to provide help out; its ever-increasing fund". It has seen mandating which were intended to administer consolatioe to large districts, deprived in course of time d the objects to which the funds were du tined, and has not stepped forward to peewit plethoric pluralists from swallowing up the funds. It has seen toe manufacturing sy stem belie into our large towns millions of now inhabitants, sal has net taken one superfluous thousand from the is come of an overgorged archdeacon to bring 'pintail help to the destetute ; while it has taken can to m• large with unctuous eloquence upon the deep dune tion, which the lay manufacturers have incurred is having caused such a large influx of population with out being solicitous about its spiritual wants. Fe these sins is it that the church is being punished in h e ass ealtn i a a ti te o d itnwofth it. heaffections of there who ought to " There are," say► the vicar, " eighty thousand penes is Bethnal-green ; we bare one hundred and twenty thalami —half u many again. We have need of thirty thuds more at least, and a hundred more piiests. Thin, end ne leas than this, fa indispensable to make the shard; toil fume amongst us. and to win the hearts bark &giant& have been 'bust alienated from tn." How, then, is the money to be procured ? Areti laity again and again, after the old process, to bete minded of their sins and urged to a sacrifice? Bt are happy to say that, if the vicar recommends tlis he does not stop there. He is not disposed to let tb idle portion of the church fatten upon unearned wag when it can be applied to a good use : And yet (he says) in these days of the reign of Mows that I may not seem to be recommending or comhatisi ig possibilities, I may mention one distinct remedy to KT 413‘ and still half tremble while I mention it, because I kept al on what ground I may he treading. There may brit known only to God—curies cleaving to thou who css% what has been given to God. But if it be lawful hefarellsi to touch it, there is the prebend of Finsbury, sod val.! occupies a large portion of Shoreuitch, whieh yields I, per annum to the Bishop of Carlisle ; and if report says al some 601. primula, or so, to the corporation of ths ti 1 who lease it under him. May thie be made vallabla 3 bear our spiritual maladies When the leases fall they will some 18 years hence, and when the land. its, will, it is said, be worth 100,000/. per annum, may this Is touched / WILL the condition on which it was giantlike of its being taken from the chapter of Bt. Paul's, imaging to build churches and schools in Shoreditch We believe it may ; but until the church Had is converted, this transfer of property will only tail place as the result of sharp struggles. The laity viii have to do the great portion of the work. While the church has neither the will nor the power to enrol what we would faip hope to be the conscientious c* viction of the majority of its clerical members go the iniquity of the absorption by the actual posseseri of such revenues as are received by Arebdeacra HALE, Dr. PERCY, and the Bishop of LoNvoN, wbos Paddington estate alone has increased in value free 2,0001. to 30,0001. per annum, we can hope but link • from her, and must trust to our own unaided efforts THE Cholera is abating in the metropolis. 1 3 1 1 deaths reported by the registrar-general, wog" during the first four days of last week averaged 3 00 0 a day, have diminished during the first four &yid this week to 151. The salutary change which tei been xperienced in the weather will no doubt tea still further to check the progress of the plague. Th° gloomy and oppressive atmosphere under which ifs have laboured for the past six weeks is, to a extent, dispelled, and bracing breezes cool the fererit 3 air, whilst occasional heavy falls of rain give a ratosi flashing to those reeking sewers which the wits monopolists seem wholly to neglect. Out of evil comes good. Twelve thousand liem have, up to the present time, been sacrificed to til l negligence of constituted authorities, and the right 3 of vested interests. The burial grounds, the sewn , * and the water of London, are the parents or pad' leaded disease. The progress of the cholera in the me tropolis has given the moat remarkable proofs of that position. Something, it may be hoped, will now done .to prevent the outbreak of diseases thus vigil* Attention is much directed to the water quealiat and in these days it is not likely that private eag, public enterprise will much longer allow the pros!!! companies to maintain the monopoly ender whn they supply us, through corroded pipes, with all-alive p utridity of River Thames. Th e sewn ! are taken in hand by a eommission : if that bola_ cannot deal with them effectively others m ust. T_ burial grounds remain to be dealt with , atd pew opinion requires that those death-dealiog spots should at once be closed. We areof Health have gla dtoseeued orders fo b;la s st night's Oartle shutting that alit Boardq HOP INTELLIGENCE. Lewin Hoz EXCHANON, Sept. 18.—Hop picking is now ill in toll play, and the complaints of their easing abort of expectation .1 1 seem geseraL Prins, 120 s. to 140.; 1646's 00e. to 6Se. ; Mire, 60a 5 V to 114e.—Duty 115,0401. OrpoaD, Sept. 19.—The piekiag for the me et part will be 1 ° brought to a close this week. 80010 idea may be of the crop, I :, when we state that the grounds of one grower, which last year fur. • niched employment for six more pickers for fire weeks, was this year g picked by sheet twenty people in two days and a belt This case Is vintner to the majority of the 'semis in this and the adjoining lS SO parish Brat,PB Sept. 20.—The picking is now become general, 12 a, and, without en exespdon, the produce will hill short of expectaUon. 33' We are Dow Wined to think the crop of our pariah will be nearer a i n fourth of last ystr's growth th en a thud, as we have hitherto stated. le The seeeples that we bare seen are excellent both as to colour and 10 °seditious. 10 Barns, CATITINLD, NOM AND CROWltUitirr, Sept. 20 ee The Odds( le pittaibblellenced. In a few days it will be piteraL he is As yet thaw a it quality. 2/ llDtbolg, Sept. .—Frea the best inform Rion we can Pest, the hops sem OM el lamb grounds ate railroad ;nee where SO they hews MP POOP sad Mare from 80 to Si butbels per cwt. So The wiry lest pais rook* a nimble hand and a good eye to pluck 1.6 them MP OP USW pluses, se(move properly speaking) super- 10 Ism Wm st. Igagaguan.vo el 20.—Many gardens haw throe/1h 21 tMe , and the some complaint is made as n Yin the (Breda and Udireore) that the hops weigh ssesilw of bushels. The best grounds will not, as was 91 . Mig 10 eve. per sere; we are to doubt whether they 36 e l stair ebig :abedi line. per sere. Bassannes, Sept. 20.—We shall daish picking next week, and thesresesge at war perish wilt sot exceed 1 cwt. per acre, we thnik bet she be able te judge better at our next report. We q do net iklttM rsy VS emceed 10,6001. lira, Sept. 30.—The hop.pisk jag hes now progressed la intlisiesky le midis rash abbe that we shall obtain shoat three. 20 fourths hi welW of the seep of lens at the mane tine. in pro. s 9 pestles tense beads. the seeteht is It tendriag 20 bl 6 bushels SO to them& The swan et Iblepesha be veil. PLarakar, Sept, 20.—The bops is this milk some down wry short offmeskiksi, awl ad" VOL 20 NnertzLn Asa Rom dept. Tap IP. —We shall not do so math as use antidgelel; we anew ths gnarl wry fast m p g iinLLINGLY AND WANBLITON. Picking her com• ig mewed, and the crap will is. be gathered, short of what it has fie beesist st. • BLOM Sant 50.,--The picking a/Sepik sew ia tan form 2e aad kwareent eppessensso they will ONES einikesbn short ot U win WU aidilpiri Theban into Wel eingstkr ante IS the WOK demi trop k the aeseller Wok& par ewe sod eke k regeke Ibsen Ile le le bedris will ta per ew e, , Still all Erre dressavo—lbse neetpasedwarai sit; es rank net bete boss *wed this has ensilli sA ls i a pored. The gegen* Geniis here nth, defy will sot exceed tinirmaiss, Sept. 21.—Osr Sep ODEND down very sheet of estimate, godlier, Is • Pshdar etwagli. We PP cot use ss,000& day he knee: ads year, sad &SAUL the whisk datibthl. COWDIN, Sept. 20.—We have begun picking or we weft down mina rather sa aortaly, it a sot Watley to be tolled ricking, for we are very BAST ORDISTILD, tiepr i r— d rie hop picking will not oesupy pie l o wt time in Ike parish. 65101st wressegl not De attempted wbe TM .taker es the bias being is few, the average crop of this pezith PI sot exceed R awt. psi ewe. Liner's= AND BONDI= OF Illeaasy, Sept 19.—We believe the amp is this district will exceed ruble what wee expected may tom 6 cwt to 4 eft per sere. ems gads= have a very heathy appess_ but the hops la pond we snail. We will get the wings es dosses possible la oar next. ASINIIIHNIAU AND DALLTNOTON, Sept. 20.—00 r hops are mass down tee het; bat Skase sore than me ihingn, as they pzems tot WISSILAX, AND 11.1.11ANAN, Sept. 20.—The dot, r oserast; earhew ere set spend as we othipatel. We shall Pea seder whit was Seelpdatat ens OM. ZWIII7IIIT, 10 —aka ben *kip ig now become r owel, sad mead Ike priknethet lit leishsiliens down eery sheet ot whet they yens est st—osee es mielh as Insihkit sheet. We think Ns* &dr K WPM N 100 ha I :err kw pekoe la this parish will amigo 6 art per sera pneesmaga. Sept. • 20.—l v nkliq Sops cow generdly sernmeseel. sad the poke* is ; the blighted gro d nds ear short et had" ea ma ths be s t redo= shoes what wss sanded. weightiabon ern will be. very dsklent, as it requires be bosh* to the swt. The above spelke to like as wales reesniarsh. The Sky annake beim tha prank asilwele. ZDYNNINDOs. lap 20.—We have berm picking in se w.; ago g% and they do end meet ems dews Sot is quantity. but se , we bare wok the septee will Inas peod as noel ; and in the mein tee weak a simarklAs le skeane edema hr. Haserrogeaux AND Wanness. 'Sept 20. Pick lag he bacon general ; ape Neel* have brought it to • close; and own will have. ; the fed. of the week. We have some who mutat ied an oho have yelped dad they are light. K r . wr. a, if igaredum ate the ben s soaditica es far as we ... 81 11 :1100Z, Sept. 20.—Picking had bow Income pretty 'eassa. Mb fa may pluses tom dews short at Pat yes expected. ems prams avengtetit, ethers throw bar opt per sem LLimuurvair.. 20.—The hop crop k quite a third tat ellen , mad MR ground' met ewe-kO. Ile sans. gkeaneattY i l L sal sn we weal is u Mr krowansing MANCHESTER, September 21. SToox-liumaxon.—The market was exendlagly do rms% - prices Were lower. LEEDS, 94plember 21. Sanol-linonannia—Wil kayo had again enfant of business dans an 'Mange this awning, but of • he- Um destine In prima Quotations : Ambargats, Natanglassi, and rreAldla.—Calidaigium, 141—Great Narilisrn Pstbross, atta and Mink, 2 at 116—North Ddllit Priettmint, per— Tot me ram North Midland, 214 201—Laeds end Mink Clanrawa Lla IL p BRISTOL, Sepiasier 21. Stoox-Exoluitsis.—TM mast w e aids mass is artprim, slaw* Bari .alai iskabilbeiri s Ow& ei Great Weans Qual New lipsin; thefleadaraptatd at I f and elm/ et 114 Ma, aM the loser at 7 sal N ti did. .alNed North Wagons, wan dna at lan ; sad Illdirada at 494 itdi a. The Whir badaravaa pasailarly Ind diem • J . YORK, Septerafer 21. Biroax EXORMIOII.-4141.4 : ICistan Comatiss, 7/ Si div.; 30 ex d 1..; North British, 12. York. $,.. 1,. am 4 Bop +; Ditto (1. N. E. Puma" 3. York 334 ?Wilt Mid. And. KN. • IMPORTANT RECIPL—To diminish the weekly ave rse of beeiab In Imadon:—Otom the varsymds.—Psmed. ii ii du. 7 II_ Si 10 1 - !I 13 13 14 ii du. II 7 ft. 18 16 dia. 13 14 1114. 34 21 Ws. 49 49 ex d. 20 19 096 23 30 ex d. 123 174 30 34 es d. 13 11 Uwe: 11 10 esi ll it 1R 8 di& 11 ; an. 2 ie 154 Ps le 19 - i &a. 6 dia. 1 2i pm. 4 2 db. 2 111 a. 10 Mk 1 dia. 15 1 114 dia. 6 9 9 9 4 eta, rep few mot bens atn eve ten La We