The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-12 00:00:00

2 ram or wawa NON issoll tM..... 1 .: ~. . SECOND 'EDITION. Awe the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. geII4IIIMCS, Oct. 9.—Tbe Qom' bas bees le swops s! Xr. Cliari•Lßltaxits es reamd, as I / _ . _.`i 41 ‘i _ I . 4trt mo s i t i l annii &L=-inis. kitpoL, vise Ilosils, T.-QuortsemsslsmiMOWS *M. ISOMEW, if //p/MMowslsr...' •, SW rtiss, dossmaL • ~ : • ..• •(• - •• r e a. - k_c e .g. S ism. koolkalit..lokavk ii,Browin., gmbiffigla • 1-inv..IIIIPitiIirAVINIKSIII NM lk ifilsoipkilig t. ligagoolo. MIO vow ; goo 0.. Ise*. • • /Mb wawa ik -p4o Ilmols, W A N Ass win. olio ogi. No L-4*v. Usel.6l. Z. D. Maims, boa L. miliL. i. W 110 . :At, AN la te natk ` L ' ei. W.....tt: FEN Ass ; lbs. Limit IL W. Emma bobs lbst vies 11, Gat V W. N. Tows tro be meMoroolase MIL. Ass -/soso limb W. IL D.Baiees lobe mil e "UM pmr., stsi e le • ...s.m. Lmo. Om doe Sod IP., Is be lisst., solasst ter. Deem ; ins I. IL essoosso. MO 4/10 Ili 7.. N is sm. Wes Ihebs, dos. TIO 7.--ibb J. Wass le bo Mob. te pos., Ass lisbabstb. sae nes. WM 7.-4.1551. T. tier Se Isi sosL. vials* pm. vise Ilio Ibis. W. alsol,_ ism o Ise. W. ens N is loas.,wiging i ra i rs kiwi am S. Usessor. les es Mb 100 le WIN_ WO /.-411.1. L lumping, it as kb a l go go ail. We Loth vbe Wm ir.-Cipt. a J. A. sh& rfignms. ism /Mb 7 .. le le sqpi. On ailisift 1/s7= Posso, dile fle• V Is wimps Is lIIM slip.' ' • UMW" ?or I. • _ puma= MN lasary tsbos ph" ssiee ISi s t ill isSlio ask of Admbsi tilts IMO Mr P. Allosbefa Om ass W. Illowoommo lobs samba lbs Wse.adisbel of es agli s . w. 11orommo. It nokilit • rY goig . lrr ante - OO to t iimo.nigige it ow _ _ 110 se • lam. lism,risilealmielel roan; Sow.gogoo do Vbs.. 0.1. a. Mossoommoso be iss..ol.lsol se /kV MOO. of Os Wm J. Poe" ft /1* Sr 1/161• Se IL a. =Mom *lll _ Ibb tZ4 . I t • *PPS SW, - alsl uim = 3l odr in t T. ilictix, iliossm. Z. Msmoso4 sod W. • A arc .koalcsapos... . , . • 0 . Twain Vassal - giassw, Ilssolosook Iligielogif/ Coogoolsoiso. posimiailsoko. o UMW Boa wo Wows, . Billorik. pins. W Samosa WA's.. dairdink sedmisa, l t= Waxing en" "Piliploltiokt • Do. soodiry, bonito. • Blown Dawn, Pulisoniolisot.Weindosinaploro tone mookstoger. • haus Waxwing. Alftwa. =rim . =Roams, Blesigosbek. WixonnOr linalialik‘liwaikoigk. =iinoire, Baokl. job*. Wassissoze Bow how. _Ask Tomos Samosa= Taws - Nam Sig. din inesbioi. Owns O nion , 111014 . TIMM Os, mod sober. 11111131ZT knomos, Jima NA Jigiai ININOTON 0011, Birmiegboo, morn. Goosoi know. Min Owe% Oksousionhko. kaki k loogn. W ILLIAM Room Lketani. looker Waling linno, Bobrok.Moon. foonikk, llook Weleallig. Pomo Wniai. On Crag. kiskoirt. Wise nolo &dm . . warm sumaraknows. Jonro TATUM IIIACIADTIN, Oka:ow, phoo Ws an kin. Joao Waxing W 1.144011, Diagfrio, aorelost take. Gooses Llama, Bohan, Borwitkabige. loringot • Joao 111 , Lnano, Co/Abridge. loaartnio, Prorenet, illecomod. . , t AN tar tbs Wet Mill Od. Ve- . -- ansaa• - an.saat V a arra .-ItageriN.64 m ark. 'l6i6iiiiiidia:, Eggriiii:" - nig = • eta " , ••• " • 4if . awl D iv Agehij MN sel am Cob.. MIN Othsr to lirowlwasodabliSlik 1,31/ MACAO ess. u.imp. K. MAIISHAL. Clifit=ll) I I Whin a th a s s 111 " 6 4: 1.1 "l bw is - rQ et 'Mk Is 14•3 i =eft graw. tiart i ra ati a=4 l prMsov e ea"?. , —ll9lol'. Tins= Imam The bleat fends have ciestinsid steady threogit ost the day. Comsole opted at 924 bedi Ss mussy sad assesat, and without bs,ln maissed say wariatioa. they wire eo marked M the sloes. For the *Hewing anoint, flied rthe 14th Friesians., they *re quoted 921 to 1. The Three per Mate. used opened to-day for private traosfer, sad were meimisly dens from 901 to 91/ ; and the 'Ullman& = sa te per Cents. from 921 to 921, bath ex Enshequr Bill maintained the pries of 41e. sad 445. prem. Bask Stook realised 198 az divi dend. Long Annuities, 81 ex dividend; Ditto (30 years, 1880), 8 9-18 sad 4. India Bowls, 79e.; ditto. under £lOOO, 82e. premium. A fair amount of business was done in foreign se merlins; but the prise presented no material varie ties. The acted traumatises were trosilias Bonds, at 84 sad 83 at div. ; Ditto, New, 1829 and '39, at 811 ex div. Meziami (ax January coupon), at 281 for account. Peruvian Fosr per Cents., 1849, at 631 ex. div. ; Ditto, Deemed, at 19/ sod f. Portuguese Five per Cents, converted 1841, at 291 toe amount; ditto. Four per Cents., at 30 for looney, sad 301 for account. Rummies. at 1081. Spanish Five rie Ceuta., at 181; ditto, Three per Cents., at 34 for account Veretnela Deforred, at 61. Belgian our-and-Half per Cents. at 871 sad 1; excissage, 25f. Two-and-a-lialf per Coat. Data, at 64 ; Ditto, Four per Gat. Certificate, ' at 821, I, f, sad 1 ex. div. The public sales of spices at Amsterdam it the end of lest week went oli with mash animatiou, sad the prices obtained show au advance above the taxation of about 10 per cent. oa nutmegs and macsaad about = d ent ea Java summon ; cloves and pepper the taxed pries madly. The prises obtained were .for seiner, fret mud second quality. 10 fo 188 mats per ; third sad fourth quality, 70 to 108. Marie, extreme nags 130 to 157. Cores, 40 and 41. Jan cinnamon, lint quality, 277; woad and third quality, 113 to 158; inferior, 85 to IS Bleak pspprr,lB and 17. Nutmeg soap, 63. Web s 70 sad 71 cents per lb. 822 tubs of Japan 0111.1 or were withdrawn at 37, being taxed at 46 to 46 emit per lb. Utters of the let dust. from Clottenburg inform in that, sa i :L i the penalises of easterl 2 w t iads, mead . king lambi bad bees .1, asap destimatiss, sad bad sailed for Una Inn& vas& bad bus obartered daring Z . , wadi as the fallawbog tans :—To Hdi, SOL per Peranberg seumisrd. sad le Ike tio., with 6 part mat., pr awake iron; to flowearlik fa& OL per tom f w Ina /10 MOo:iii& Felinstinrg ward, sad 1111., boar,; pe es." pw* lilr • THIS T. - Two o'fftsm. L the Beellk stock =Nast to-day p .11 are steady. Corned. °posed, as they left off yeetarday, at 9'21 to 1 both for mossy sad tbe 17th, arid have sot elided from that quotation throughout the dey. Narthe Mk November th. y tusk 9'21• to 1.. T he Mae pa Oast. Mend have bees dealt is at 901 mad $1 es div. ; the Them sad Qaartar pus Costs., at 94 mad 1 az dlr. ; Pmehegas Bine, wftout varia tion ken yerksoltri at 41a. sad 44. rum. Istbs Endo - meelest A. meek, soot dealt la hays j oss Brobli amt Portages's. Pekoe gesorally wi sest as cidatiso from thou of itet‘iy. '!be mbigAreastodeme oomprieo: BAOn Mme4ll4, frEtit _pm Otllta-. it 117 - Eisease. at at. I=Four par Oast.. Chrtilleslee. at Mg. la Deferrud, at 81: ' Paredes Aadva, at 631; MAW Atoned, at lft. - 4"es_94gewas Calmettle at 121til isea liposiolt PM& ONII6. at let i• lad I 71tree taf Vat. Nato tom »ported from Paris at 6.5.70; ma as Ave re Om*, at 1730. a I 1 6 -." • n ms.x. . 4l vesamin FUIMIL 04ev. 44 I t : Mk 1. IL . ..te s be 46 %TM :C:4Ik . MEAEVX.I oszli sm .... vr.a. Nob es: 4 Pc us. Roo owe, bil , Igigsto;=`,2 MOLL' Ink Moak I I pa Cli. Sat Aar.' IN 1 la 01. On. Aar. fai 1 THE PROD ltosetwo.i.ot Swims —no lowish* lboteloos WO r ka lleopl. stilt &el Om ni eo lmi tiroworlumps Mow ho la l li ttr a Oa is Oarra—lbwe es WI bus a rift ob._ :odd. 01 .I=.ll,- i soMMI AMMO'? °l rooL—M allm alfi lb idl 6 . l Musk 1 444W00100l emiielomoY bowillyedi In a met ft SS smoommisisks loft imiNeseua l tWrla=4&_esli et Ille. Milk woo Ms i.._ MoMit Moe /*pm lb.; mow" oil et ALM* us sisimadd es ft. ea= c.....0ri frlntiCel b• Id. • nislain et the late adwilie., imam. WY OIL mow aro .r te VOW p miles aomMwooballepolemo t .. - .. - IRONIUSTRIUr QUARTEIILT MUTING .—Bxi igsiguag. Omens 111.-1110_ kW des _IN47 sredelp d as irsmelere Mks& IlkleAkke end Ikrakillis we 16111 Mrs to. arr Ike omit ves *MOM the angairWai et Pelea v r e rks , g bag Isar orders sere aft ridge ge freely se begs' al as wesefigkeere Wise gegedalk , ergider la tare rienie r is appeaser et Sigsse to the seek glib will rued . ilabeprii l• aka. td Se OA Ilgs yeerg fg we er If* kr Sr was pert Is Ion" kV seek see& agar WWl* ef tie et Nall MOW MI mem eguNg The grad ski th segligieg—ell be. rgrgeseriri lee g ►brelegner:r kba bse i gsliglog,lll4, el ski SS. regmbis mei see =slim Or mad. Us amt al tie rob litre APBS at Doi*, as =Str a t il ljai i r g. dij b 7 2=, ge SA; eliktier COTlMl—Linaron. Oar. 11.—Thii market is-day v. wit embed. ►r pdspe see baßy se iser is prbray. leolo bilg bibs bum sda. Wholes 400 , tibia by speobion. AVM 00. 11.—Tbs ono ambit to day IMO es- Nowt by dr avikal al Ma tam Livelical isammalasiar bow mks sod silmips la poise at Widanday lea Et tial pal. The maw at Sam IrosOMl sphisat. Wok as as Mama se mobs. Yrs imbibes if tram • 111011111 LY. AND' AILU TRADllllo.4lilinimud, Oat 11.- Ms nem eiratik• trala u ls i g i ltra bracli•• • =a is • livt i r li tret srallet =at adll mato& *a r es traister ne rrem . :2 • S s iev. rasta tiat • Imp Moe arag•tas Us bras wrth lb. 'OM* I. Witif aeltaia• the wama-marea et be Imam barb. iliy Mull* dam tie WI awes' via by the tradmia. The aqua giste Man my to sargand relbee 40, ria ...l :rea is apt lit 18:16 1 ,41122 . 4 ir u teur.- 2• 6 1 drretelall lair at thaft•t• Ni suarl Ibselenty 81:04 .00, 8 6. bet at v 1a:g 4 6 1.• astritts B.l= s z Mod ado at tanks re. ; two la • Strom* It. 'no Oda dk bar bars* timer kw. =mbar. is. Theltribbaat bubble gmene emilmeg ero rabsr issokke rit sow media plant art !Moist. Mr. nil dab mei tide Ile so sok kipartal tir repot salt atianallia i• illisrailm art Mom prevaard that Ni Imps Ina tastara. lige Maas It IT•quarter maldase. no posisr-madieled, bre. "MI • taw wrialia shoe war ro aremaras• fat talk a amilia•sal wasposled swam. law a/ Os law wig weer • mak widie tem an nearly at • almil4lll Ili Ira =r i tt i o • at Is Ile amted hr ilk kiss. new bobs astimplatst lo brat. •Idult wi Isldeno s new kaR Our swim in sat Ilan IMO • Om* soma Wirt wile la Mod 124% lingi_eld • lid tbe• d now lama beeltudi adi 11111111111 lesa reara Ind Ibillmiajoidasa MlN6olllls,ftere MIS qemilila lea& it as Rim% d en la ar bee Me Nab is Ilrame It le a tart at Mar. • s med ew =Oa- Is*. boa illoatatel tr 1••• Os trarliser7 Is mkt arena brat.-Nattraoloa • 11001. —Bsesepese. Oet. 11.—Tbere bee set b. as mesh 'wiry br malt Wooa twat tto lot auk the lap par. alms at sais si l i = apo loan pot otaimatts la pat m Mat. se es Nem MOM VMS% arm is botiontait to bay. Kola oat boo ast imp pee .16 Ing Wait ; torl. slam% Ilat GeV bra a Mad Only tagoot prier ere ace LlNBlL—Riksieurr, OsS. 11,41, fleas se dds rem Is s erre peress srandre. 10 , 11411117 frise MR Aim. a et, la irba he substassurris of um blebs set ssesmessly M. Its Moe /r Ohio, Is est a VA*, bet tag brokhen beam et thst hark sno hay asebyel Drab, ke this is Os scholia! Nam of he per. 111.1114IIFACTURE8.—Ba•anaD Oat. 11.—Tbon 'Alin sow la Or Tars bide. no inns issavally Y waddler Is orderord WNW I. be I :1 61 = Agee dud we line use b ts sill elsous gb = in any Ws mint ve snot min w estiarabry esslos et as line yarning se V. wild ; de study tin. bad Toledislif reistsdsty le the Tara Inds kel as Buda Tay Wye cedars yen eves est le rtq sest.l4o4 iiedi ere sow es the we et sesuistiou Si Itts fetus thin was! Ulla. Is wow; bulssessu, lose bees esissund et • Ism es dr NiisiNrers, vie was made le bey yens ewer their esseseNs. Oaks ere vstosesay md, es poi ars say &esp. simmisCullY Os bsermod east ustsdal sod a kb—ilikk4:47,...rmp-vraibOse ?Via; sent ist vtddlt sums Apr smi win is sit na mit mann TALLOW..—ATM akarkatio tom flat. 'Moho', of W bulky Owl TALLOW..—ATM boos etiosedod by root wooloook_ood tbo awry Wroriss &lbw no_ fjos on so Motto: Mow We I. 4. an On art. 0d..• Ostobor to Wt. IL ream 81. burro; ormilks , 613•14.14,1%„‘"1a Oet.l2,—Wers !Vita:" sad 1161‘isiert the =whet bil e = with saw bey% *Men hold* toe Wtie 10,101 Welt then Arel re the teeztlac " Ind 2 Hope men bt 00/144-oet. 12.--9141 at mike'. 119; wit —;.-- 11ridhAtIrastfarefan Cm% Itaak nkf.. 'IL Iliar tlkea Isrlky, l , Welk at, ,• Walla End Braddyll'a Henan, Waikiki NOVA 111/41‘.1 Wolk lad Ilakak 19a. Si ; Walk PM Lakin. lea. N.; Walk and flteviut* IK Id.; Walla Tad Tata, Ilk ft CORN.—lllasz-Lurs. Tim DAL—The snivels of Br rwhirs ban tasa i V heit aiass Yam. ent the verso( that ime sampartai. boa alas lant: i t =all , Lbasa, Ile talvas efluesla TM aorta a dm Me at tam pima T flaZy tel l as tally as and tar= so at Oa se th• week. Ma rossipta at kedge Omis ban sada Wm aavarthatan pavans easlailass Iwo d ui will gee ama rata without allandsa Is value ur 4111/TALI DM LONDON PROM Ilk OCT. TO Mb OCT. RC lbotak. Tr u r what Otr ? ---"-- I 1 I MO I MAIO Ike. VW inks; Imre& N va. tarion•Avibuss. Whim% Us. ; Prim NIL ft ; Cab, Kis. id. ; 1/4L17.. bL ; lMr. Pa IL ; Per i kb 44. nirisaum AVIIiAGIi. -- --- --- - --- in.... 4 I Bans. Paw 1 ... 44. ea 1 11 4 . . rig Air m. 5i22? .. 4.122. se t r is, 44 9 „. —44 s Ws 99144 44 Us 11.91 s Id Tes Ia IS ... ... 41. 04 Vs 11 1 154 3 d 23. 741300 11<bils Id 42 ... ... 41s 9427. Os 104 Ms Ildites 91 2 Z4. 9 29 ... ... 411 4417. 4417. 114 . 114 0413. 54114 IS Oct • ... ... 41, 4417. 711117. 5424. 4414. *ins 3 i weds* A. As. ili - ria Wls 491111 s 39111, Ild no balk 11 Derr.—Wlisat, Isslsy. Oshs, 1, Eons. sad P.... Is. Prim. I. ..Wj . . Sept. IS 1949. 1.1.11434. 29. 041. e ....-. . . . . . : . .. . : _ . . .. - - .. . . ..e• . :: e di i 41 • 41 4 41 4 41 II . . ableldnw. Oct. 41.—We Goa a l so in tis Itglitods UN = w .. de p refer tolt u nr a lltas. ed. to b. Ise al 02, 2 st lb sot V. Ode, lb lo pet v. bems, Is N. to 4s. per bedeL 81111Miliklt, O. 11.—Al Gisessiier metal. co As Ilb leie.. vied wee .boat le. per Seder: at 11= d day l ie v, Os sirs w. is labar d be seller. bst du foreifistebt. Waft is loprovol issibl, es Sew tens tb ides. OW aim amore bst saw weee w le, fiLls 10. pse %stem &rpm Nth roar ANN No Bounot Nook woke to Or imonosioN It No NINON' reitris prolog Is Is Wee ; On w r ise Veno. ol Me embus nib laws Om cse le Id liedum, bet doe is kW dass Iberds. Ode bid iii grimillbs At Ms watNaga, Orme NA per NI be WOW Oda N.V. At ON bee sit t. Sirs um a lion imply orillistibmssi Mrs. ONOBased sidetwes b. palmier Odd Nit Ned. Wades ONO ANN lad is yds% NO es birdesil sib be elaS a V a a s s trate old to bow brat elk e es esessy, IN No tramedees sire .a es. Is efi Th e killowtss in doe lesteml 3 13313 d 3 • 33 — Nora: white, pot INN et 43115, b. IA to b. N. am ts. N. blb 14. ; red. b. N. Is Is. N.; sob ft Od, ed.; ibis.. Isil. I. St is is. iii. ; tern w it :, b. 6d. siliess. to 111. IL ; Tell Obese, batl. to : b. I d.; Did bti n to . s it 6,lo. 3lllBlk erssos. "P. retZrblb ~. 4r7i:rd. . Eh.; Ird... Ink is 4 INN /sr 31 17. •L to NO. N. ; hid (Mo. is • M. Xt. M. NIL IL OA 111ko.), Ns. IL; Nit, &SLAM. is Ms Y. old, ret Mai, 14• l• MM. t err, IN I S IQ. Il U. Is li.iL • belt iss. N. Is MortrLiisr:o Us.; lb. lar Lisigrier Mb% I tle. 66! lit ad bts Wr link, Us so Ils Vim, MO*, Sas, lir sub Hs is Ns. ; emeseds, Abs. Is lb Bs:/ U Oiiss 11.—Is oaWise Ibis we* Oen l a t t os i n m4 42l.lll l= l . ? .. , D m ar amei forit r e il=t e i . is air stisis, Sis. 1O ifkor twit o.rriosivriellek ea to 441i. a r ag r Da ; gas red, Idie, dis Os on • _4lllte; ._ _Ns st ne. see newt INN - logi. lb. I t 1./ S7s. ow Ono Now ins Is Saw assisa, is i rod voile mast a thaw irprimerse to UN NOM tb EN& 1 InE ei nlnbais prime /is& ism swot. IS& is Sis.pir Is IS smiles ribs ma sot lisissidos, Ma is No yr No. gr. illi M. is M. pir r Y• Is. Old Nib adoldlot IN vow es" N. is Is. see st. *wpm Demi i t neld i S. Is lb vs ids. v. ; bleb wink in. 11l a Cri. llo ; dltb lb to us. rat kap. y. lariwaella quit• a deasi sewed left lewd : Iss/Mt. 114. tojele. Nit qt.; totbst, Us. lona pa Nibs The rink in a Idiii4 vlisit, In lab In vs ; Oleseedet, rod. MU iirs. ; Iligq ba iii :7l. lIS ids Pis seal Alississisr, tribie,ila ANA ON LIU Ono 1.11/ ; 411mulut. NI, t WNW go ; 1.•!.+ bons. WO ,411 wo. A 1111. liser, l a olio; Glsonoter, , woo Noe iotrigos Nos NW. Inuit. mi. Fry, A 3133Noltor bit6 wImt. 34 14. per v.; IMlZ ieffi ttr, No Mt Nomoultr. ow A MAN oolo,UsIll; IN ltd.; Man bob Idt; gitwetstet. his., IL BaPirrari Ost. 11 .7_ Thlllftedises et Wyman& NOM et on NNW WA, sos =mow mak ilia O. sap* *Mid vii ibed, be ftils dill& iris lima eft et vim tar :V e white ll "" k— lrbni." lt ioLiVa.. in in a " .4 l. •=l l4 ,4 lt ru a re r tf. ba h aft is sip. ask zes. at to i" - liml. soila•ar. re* Ni. is SU - Ws - ielle. - - -7- 'l' 4-7- maim , Is . • Smola, 0114.11.-Ws Wab asp a bap w a alms. moist osit a asap Ma al smiy Me primed Wm vast* re abed madk flan was a good awls Mr Us us vldelt ad buses* et Mb Me 771 % • sad. Peas dos BA. sod Misr Wm. Mend* to wn 014. It ha. IIL a assW, Ms. X ; Oses. Ph IL; arm Ilk M. Zll*oo**o 0*.•11.10 pas a mod madmen add ibis alisabas ma* Ora Val :r d p si bte s . N a . 1 Inurseshitud at y. Lib prises Ilr Whist • 9 W Ni• M. par assie. Ms assiber Is do, sal Ma load lora:hal OWL ' Waned; Oat. 10.-TM srd tads statiossay..saiNa si tal :m Blab* Wheat, M. to ISt fold. Sam is 111 Ws. All. v. , OM. Hs. is Ids. bees, Se. par Mei . 4. 0 ealidlid, oa. 11.-Was Sava isi ad ditaidabi,logi pls slim a asa. bat as quay zeforsk ',WI Wig,. VIM bid Dia 111 sod *Wm anwishassed ta 7 esbes, ilea bibrier me &slam* 1110 des boss. • gest amber it Maar Noll ball Wog 1111 idesed. 111 dagesdoa oil-Tads. Oat, 10.-We bah • fait& ;11( Illmlllio sosesise. Ism da lbsams. So Midi tbm ma dam/. asa amass di Misr vales et fa bat vs** b*. 141 rf=mon s e e tte tta Zite=ta . msboiloo Ila g i Fel ri iv mi tII“ p ri aka Moor roisWis ark_ Tho e t = prime Ilatide s lasse, pa v. of WM. Is mi UAW^ rild. 4*. to SU ; saes Me. is Mod, IS : ea ad, 44e. to 415..• Mita, 411 e. to Us. Oetst hod. to d the : polo* Us. ft Us. Dam .id. 105. Wk. Slosh Fs sob a 4: 111(0,‘ Us. to us ; saprelas, Us. to Wil. seassel. Ileetek 00 Ida. se 34e. : What, per qr. of 4111 a -to the hadri. MO" l i r Weems. art 445. as 411 s. a lbsiksta aM alstilk ells. to 44 5. sad oaatn, de. to 445. Pi Ober. Us. Is ek. U Oman& Tad. Mad. psi ran. Oath Data sod Pam _, sallis. to Ms. Po* WU& MAD • M.; abeam 17s. to la. LIP lin. Us. es Us. knot* ban* the peat bask : Übe* amyyko. Pe_ Lilt can.; fuel" 847 I. Bexley, aware" *I ; Clots Map. dd. .r. trioulews; Om. 10.-Oar meal trade to-doiluip be* I. 1 Meioses, tbe meta lift hdd • day sadist * Ufa week. Wenn. 1 4, quass - of Xlshaddis Oh happolut **arrow. Ws, Ind • shad is , smo*at Whoatorhal add at kart prima. Darby • dew sib si , ' btu Us. he Vs. Oats lea to Us. Paz" tes. Us 10a. per sr. AS WOMUSIPTOa, Oct 10.-Ws lead as mums sW e aII Wbsit,= iag :Osis *is asenfte. Masi ail to a a3l 114. pot but Is 01111 • Wit alma was ootaitnottot Tien to It am limp ht . Wiwi. No. to 11/. Wish Ho. to Us. ii. .10 Oils, io. be Ilk Best Roar, pa dem._ h. ;; mak E. 10s. Oat. U wad. 10. Th. hat* lbw, b. M. - Illymod. IL IL 114 Waradvolus, Oct. 10.-Ou r supplies a pia lava tpes , 114 ., smil elm Nasky, sad Bled his damn/ a{ Ns Munn al Y. ..•-• per hi. Odadeo are a bile Amu ass it the dole al last MIL - DM* GM ?her without sidago. 100 '4O MOM wit, Oct 10.-n. tr er igy if Wheat at malt to ibis amid, ma my I .sw iris sal sialliim lesPo raw II übst lopmeS. it ast • Mar Whit fay t i ho se ar OM day NO weak Ms dam* Skt Ledge What was loot *Wm Id &woe so dloodata to pmeashheedho brim me at the IS ammo/ of Mt Waloo•loy. Tim itst moto me S t ko_afigh . 10 sad da hip siaggly wes Mara oda ids soma seem 17 am Its sway aOM tate aril ; .!tits samba ea ahem 111 it Ia prat sad Moe klub tore the tau ham. am sad Nos .to erased. 7 141w4C10, Ma ; -esew, Ma ; ad. SOL N. ;Ur cm, 41s. SL . tap, Ist. • ammo, SO 111. top bis. . tO smog. Heald: top ads; oases *a 11d. • 151 oLpePow, Num-About 4.670 Oats owl 632 Was eL =her Ireland Imo less dm het week 100 pup atop Maws. What fella' Takerallo. wanA 30 limas liar her Ora sad obo UAW ' ibeese, zed 1,101 2 ham* ouslarbe. hem asioutisd the Mports * tho Clyde. 17. Pia • • What sa4 r e r f a :S adh le eesstelsh s :%C 4 h Msi esa lui tT r ag we llO k r a 'L. dunk la wpm pad ita t oraapstiplop . has radili na thaw Oa sad assay aid " .... faldp at Mfalt Om ~, TON was sot mak dos Ihi Osts, ama Its bak "" io of be awaited lA* far& w has suitair - al dote UmMt Ms Ti re* dollaModadord we • Mr diased it Wheat ead now tatptedins rata. me ia asdasts now* at steady WA* Per ail Oats Maur itobbitleas war* eibdasd ls nail. bat 7 taw Mara Id. is M. psi bed. Mass sad Pm flan eras more hqdry be haft Oses sed wi t 4 &it to late. The Saban an the prase weasel= at vain :- fe • Wleest. be whelk, filibe., 01d,111/. OLIO mete .; red, :AL .. Pk U. to *Mk d Ms. 04. to lb. dd. • Idelt. led GM 711.7a.77715. N. to . Us. 04.; Drank old. 0 Ws. is db. dit am Po u r tio. ilm jA ol i el . Es is 122. od.• Dow oitk .. 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The ot'Cleeb. —The We- de ing 3 1 7 at Deals Is Irv, awl Uo• domed Ins Ibmit ea lioaday but, mme. •II =ellimob is dew, irol Ile grimilses et Owt ire ore WPM eps. sil reallmil. TM 443344144 A 3 AWN mmithtimm b mmulk aim ~ iloomibm we di owns ec We Word elowieete rwoode simlL -r lir Miw' RI Sim ib Or time Meet pm eleddiselee M. IL wed the nwireweete et the trade, •••• it b alardt mo O. Minim Iluelets wive kr the bra M i tyi t. mil lCbrr 100 vales be bow The supply cd Coles be by* tit OWN le Obe Ye ebb= Is Ow; hi 4 the Ised bag very ID looliekrablidolli IM 91 low eel le Nor Whom kw& than 10 babe us doh Ma Clooliew eel MOM debt. MO ow % lo to MI6 84 Oileek we Undo; tow lakeshr os :LXrkropeoe. 12 409 Iv" obi IDS mak Om ken the lbws ece remer.ba ed. m .t. Tor meom et we. ml.s. d• 4 1101 MM. 110 4 0 low amm.o r ut..bdo. ib • 0 0 • 6 a.' 8 • 3 a mit re.,4 I b qeso/0 . 3 8 3 4 de. 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U 14 17 dr 14 II de. 14 pm. 13 16 13 u 4 1 4 as• 14 nok. 6 lI S A 11 13 14 13 9 I AIL 19 17 Mat. 1 7 .3 oh" . 17_ Irii lie X U 14 12 62. 11 Is u II 2 2 as pm 06 11 If II 162 16 4 lus Ta lip si 11 db. 16 I pa. 4 44k. I 1 Ms. 10 11 4112. 1 i dls. I I S s 1 I As. 7 i t I 1y tlx 176 N 'xi in •sw tltt apt : • bet it 2sq 44 10 " 1 110 $2 11 lel 1 a f j I II az fib► ti Ise I i Is 171 a a div 2 1 • 15 IS dal. I 4 ea. lea Is sal.. 1 IP 11: 4 C ead la 1:1 0. s al& At al& Ift es ev. trader. MOH WATTS AT lAINDON WOOL Tun MT-Maniac ROL Oa All•mraa.lll.ll.m. To-rosanr-ilande& is M/MVONS • aA. 1i• LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER it Mr. Asacrrr Lewzawea, the .newlperpuleted minister from the United States of Armories, has arrived amongst us, and will be received with all the respect doe to hie office, and all the ommidention due to the eomatry whose interests and feelings be is delegated to remnant. A great aid kindred com monwealth, having many Wags in common with us, seeks through its chosen savoy the „„ r t m , oerrectly understanding how far upon dai y q of detail their views and ours accord, and to inter-* cheep those practical thoughts of mutual buret which naturally spring from the sympathy ef free nations. While the ministers of the trans-Atlantis ropublis at the courts af other countries are of neesseity en grossed for the most part with the wonderment excited by contrast, the attention of its tire in Hoicked is likely to be engaged . iather a the bad ness of comparison. The example of en elder state of social and individual liberty is before hiss, instead of a mound repulsive antagonism to all that in his native land be has been accustomed to behold. His intellect and his heart are sot heady ponied to con ceive how men as refined by culture, and as noble in aspirations, can be kept in vile and voiceless bondage to a crowned raffles or a seeptred fool. His powers of observation are called forth by subtler distinctions, sad occupied by discriminations of It.. obvious dif ferences With a thousand elements of life around him, identical in name and substance with those in' the midst of which he has been brought up, the American in England learns only by degrees, and by a gradual intimacy with our peculiar ways of na tional life, bow much freedom we enjoy without many of its hems, and how mush more we depend, for the best part of what we most prise and enjoy. on the influence of *pillion, rather than the authority of law. With fewer organieigearantese of popular right, be will be struck with the habitual regard paid to popular feeling; and with juriediotions much less directly subjected to the amtrtil of public opinion, he will marvel at the general tone of harmony between the judgment of he bench and the judgment of the " In other respects the comparison will strike a fair and candid mind less favourably. The citizen of a frugal state will ponder wistfully over the records of our extravagance, and ask in vain for some intelli gible reason why we continue still impenitent in oar prodigality. He will see the gloomy shadow cast by in such folly the vast amount of pauperism which we try to inde away in central receptacles, in the hope that if we cannot thus reduce its cost, we may at least occasionally beverrnitted to forget the =mid- . Ude of our misery. And the subject of an inexpen sive gotornment will thank heaven that in his more equal land there are few soldiers and fewer paupers. He will rejoice in like manner that among his aeon tryraen the means of primary adoration are more widely diffused than smaeget ours, and that no unjust ascendancy is given to any particular creed. He will balance evils and advantages, and learn how to admire the benefits of sinaturee civilisa tion while be apprecires more folly than ever those which remit from a more consistent polity and less lavish habits of administration. Satiable sang and comparison of the systems that prevail in the two countries, there is one impor ted point is which the envoy of the United States ion hardly fail to be convinced of the superior whim of the (preeminent at the United Kingdoms. Oar national industry is free. No man in this realm ma compel hie neighboar to buy his goods of him at ea act of parthimeet price. for the alleged honour and glory of the nation--as between buyer and mike we acknowledge no other just or rightful bond than that of worth given for value received. We recognise no statutable claim of any class or calling to extort from the rest of the community, besides the fair pries of what they have to sell, a certain (or uncertain) amount by way of compensation for the favour done to the customers who are permitted to deal with them. After a strug gle of two centuries or more, we have got rid of mo nopolies and preferences of every kind that impede the free dealing of our people with every other in the world. And although the last relics of the old and jobbing system have been but lately cleared away, we already begin to feel the great and varied benefits of complete indwitrial emancipation. Mr. Annsarr LAWEENCE comes amongst us just in time to hear the dyisg echoes of protection as they grow faint and dell, and catch the early muds of that more vigorous and free-hearted enterprise that is preparing to compete with all the nations of the earth in fair and open field. It is a spectacle worthy of his diligent scrutiny and inquisitive contemplation. His country despite its measureless advantages over every older land, still clings with unintelligent tenacity to the traditional maxims which have be come obsolete amongst us. A new and greatly im proved edition of " A Nation's way to Wealth" has been published ; yet our Trans-Atlantic brethren persist in posing over the old edition with all •its Minden and errors, for no better reason than that they are familiar with the copy they read out of when at school Even their selected representative in this country was not long ago indueed to avow his fondness for the pinafore prin ciples of trade, and to wish that congress should con tinue to decide for its :twenty-six classes of innocent boys how much cotton they might sell, how much linen they should buy, and what should be the price of each ! We give some extracts from a letter writ ten two years ago by Mr. LAWRENCE to Mr. BIM on the subject of t e American tariff of 1842, in which he advocates protection to the trade of Massa chusetts, where he himself has lived, and thriven, as a merchant, on the plea that he is willing other states of the Union should be protected too. This is what our caustic friend, Colonel THOMPSON, used to call, "agreeing very knowingly to rob one another, ac ing to the respective ability of each." Mr. Reocnorr, whom retirement from the post of Ameriean minister In this country, the public, as well as many private friends have viewed with reg ret,: was too acute and clear-headed a man not to appreciate folly the value of the reformed principles of com merce ; or to harbour any doubt of their applicability to America. He watched with anxiety the peeress of the discussions that led to the abolition of the Na vigation Laws, and confidently assured ear govetm meat that every concession made by pediment. In favour of republican shipping would be promptly reciprocated by Congress. We shall look Ise the fulfilment of these anticipations with oft fidenoe and hope ; and we trust that Mr. Lawatteca will win as mach respect amongst us as his prodecesste. But should a different centres be adopted by the cabinet of Washington than that whin li Mr. BANCROPT prognosticated and advised, people, whether rightly or wrongly, Will be induced to attribute the impolitic change as in some degree the resalt of the selection, as envoy to Great Britain, of one who has hitherto been as anti-hes- IT is no exaggeration to say that the freehold land societies, brief - though the period of their existence has been, have already become one of the elements of political power in this country. That they have shriek permanent root is beyond a doubt; and also that their influence, both in extending a share of political power to the hitherto unenfranchised chaser, and in reconciling these clams to our national in stitutions, is on the eve of being practically felt. The second annual report of the Birmingham enumerates no lees than twenty-five such tions as in active operation. The most southern of them is located in Hampshire, the most northern in Northumberland, and the intermediate associations have for their fields of exertion the metropolitan -.Emma ammushmalaise i , Iph ie ;lr e, shim liwasaeashißP, Yorkshire, Lincelnehies sad Darszass. stair are being sown broad-cant over the la-d. We are in possession of wet" , accurate stsehgeiLi details respeoting the progress that his bees sleds . eighteen of these societies. About a smith agog. g had enrolled an.aggregate of 7,213 IllealkleethoiNii 10.548 shares. Th e Derby society sunpli es sh a. tration of the hearty good will with whiehtlimteets. trious chime receive and adopt the Bitssieghes e ph i for acquiring the 40.. qualification to vote in eseeek k. At the first meeting held in Derby to exptseed,e 4 plan, 600 members enrolled themselves is lees Me t , " ! lows , taking rather MOM than 900 shar es , t o Birmingham society exhibit. en equally pl eem li g , proof of the pertinacity with which the selfeehi e t chisels stick to their point : of 1,729 enrolled bets, not one has withdrawn during the pe t yen and many are paying consiaerable sums in Ovum, The efforts of the Birmingham Society , whose operations we possess more detailed iet eme i' respeeehe , tion than any of the others, are already making * le i, selves felt in the (*Deposition of the constituencies I. the adjoinin counties Theme have already be*, made 426 allotmwt. to the members, of whisk ISt are in South Staffordshire and 231 in North Way. wickibire. Early in November at the lat es t 8 24 the members will have biome fretho'ders, end at these 631 in North Warwickshire. This lei. g ths work of two years there can be little doubt el th e prophecy of the founders of the society being Wally that North Warwickshire will be saved by the w e e p lag men of Birmingham at next election. Ones great secret of the strength of these sees e j e , tions—the best guarantee for their perteveranes set ultimate enocess—is that their plan honestly re e m e , odes the interests of the members with their pm** aspirations. So far from exacting a netlike our part to attain the franchise it enables them to so. quire it, and to make a profitable investassat at the., same time. The members of the Birmingham Sok, who have obtained their allotments have ri, ample value for their money. On one estatelig, per annum has been offered for a building lease tour allotments, which cost each 171. 16e. (711.45, all), and refused. Another allotment ca the No e , estate, which coat 201. 6.., has let for 46.. per sans, being the. only one let under 60.. But the surest tea of the value of these properties has been Atilt by the registration courts. Every one of k paid-up allottees on one of the meek b purchased by the society was obj ected to in the sok of the revising barrister for North %relata ble. among other grounds, as being of insufficient mi l e It was agreed that the value of the smallest alktemb should be proved, and that the value of all the tut should be taken as proved with it. The prelim satisfactory, and all the claimants admitted. lie; claimants on the society's South Staffordshire elm & were admitted without opposition, the diligent agents thereby admitting the value of the au ,, tmieler The unscrupulous opposition which the sosigh e have met with is a proof of the importance et the movement. The society's freeholders have Weep., posed by the most vexatious cavils in the register courts; the societies have been calumniated by Mr. NEWDZOATE in the house of Commons; anal* have been made by insidious proposals to the ewe. tary of the Birmingham Society to sow mistrust mil disunion among the members. The effect of thus devic • has been to strengthen the wieder, este assaults of the tempest make trees etilte firmer rat The zeal and energy of the members have beta roused and invigorated by conflict, The time has obvienely arrived when a centrel,m, union of delegates from the societies—a conformal which opinions can be freely interchanged and mobs of action suggested—must, of necessity, tend to in part fresh consistence and energy to the movement.Ths approaching conference at Birmirgl.am will kid s new impetus to the progress of sell-enfranchissmiat by the has wealthy industrious classes. Though it. progress of the freehold land societies daring tie 1 two _years which have elapsed since the &et am intibited, has far exceeded what could have bee anticipated—the good work eon as yet only be 1044 upon as barely began. Bat it has been began in a manner that guarantees its permanent progress. A sew and valuable class of voters is on the eve of toile introduced within the pole of the cnnititotion; a sew I tems and character is about to be imparted to oat smutty election.. We maid any the feelings with which Mr. TAT- Ins. the indefatigable secretary of the Biatainghen moiety, must regard the triumphant progrtes of the Pavement he so recently originated. Arm the establishment of free or public libor ries, in every town that hie a distinct monieipol se locialgovaniment, the next most important gonad in our opinion is a provision for village or pendia lending libraiies. This is a subject which bus swat been given due prominence, in the report of the mist mittee, though the testimony of some of the vitalism is strongly is its favour. Tee we think it would be difilcalt to exaggerate its importance. Among the many causes that have contributed to the thiforioa intelligence and education among the populetim of Scotland, libraries of this description have bem not the lust successful. It is among the muy debts of gratitude which Scotland owes to Robb BURNS, that he was, as one of his biographers remarb, if not the first, among the very first, to set the ex ample of forming such a library. Such institutions, entirely supported by voluntary contributions, are, as the same writer states, " now common, indeed, almoit universal, in the rural districts of southern Scotland." In England, doubtless, smong the same classes of the rural population, the like thirst for knowledge and taste for literature do not exist. It has still in a great measure to be created. But this appears tone only the stronger motive for Introd acing such junta tions. Vast efforts are making of late years to pro vide improved education for our rural populauce. But when the generation thus trained and en lightened shall have grown up, where is it to look for hialthy nutriment for its new in sight and intelligence if not in lending libraries established in every village ? There exist at present a large number of parochial lending libraries, under clerical or missionary . superintendecce. But the great defect of these is that they are almost tiniest sally of too religious a cast. The motives of the sup porters of these libraries are most praiseworthy, bd their views are narrow, and their tastes exclueivel Yet the rural popul a tio n are realty just as much in want of a secular as of religious instruction. More so, we might juetitlably say, for the efforts of the clergy of every denomination, the Sunday schools, and the libraries to which we have dread alluded, go a great way to supply the latter. But if any indivi dual of the rural population has a taste for science, his tory, or general literature, it is at present almost out, of his power to gratify it. It is books of this class— works on history, biography, geography, physiology, mathematics, practical mechania, sgiiculturs, that it is desirable to supply, in large quantities, for the use of the rural population, not less than for the inhabitants of towns. Libraries of this deseriptiou, to be extensively and permanently useful, must necessarily, as the commit tee has remarked, be for the most part itinerating; the books being at stated intervals exchanged llo• tween village and village. Several parishes or villa gee should unite for the support of the district library, whose use is to be common to them all ; and the selection of the books and general management of the establishment should be confided to a central mai mittee, in which each contributing and participating' village would be represented. Ws: can imagine nO nobler field for the energy, intelligence, and generosity of a wealthy and 'plead country gentleman, than to set an example to his neighbours, by the formation of such libraries on his own emotes; taking care not to commit the management of them too exclusively IS clerical influences : for the consequence of suck superintendence would be, that the libraries would gradually lose their predominant secular character. And, we repeat, that it is secular instruction—know ledge and information suited for this every-day work ing world—that the rural population stand in need of, still more than of religions instruction—not that we want by any means to exclude religions worb from aucl libraries. On the contrary, we deem a cer tain proportion of such works indispensable. It strikes us that it would be an excellent ruler one worthy of general adoption in all public libraries, whether in town or country, consultative, lending, or itinerant—that works ea religious subjects, should bear to the rest no larger proportion than the sibbath does to the six working days ; or, in other words, that not more than one-seventh of the sum laid out for books, in any library supported by local rates, er aided by grants from government, should be aPP' 10111 0 0 111 golgruiti MIN" hialioatta LAW ma of the. coatuadd erwsion theisimod dolts tat oat-a Of ail no wain dots that oho& dread of tl 1 the peopb oaks just! l a rva that gems ea of good acootalYhi cal iii the a Ivory. in sant librarie blest ni And it be, give almost such a 1 and au tion, m At t and. t Auitrii folmer italepe [raven that ah the rim She that U under that tl and vo Hi dame abom Na the I tight reach Aunts • ~.( ~ - ; THE FXPRESS. 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