The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-04 00:00:00

. vtt Qllxl3rt I I, 1 1 , \ , I' ' 1 d No. 969.) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1849. [THREEPENCE. BEAUTIFUL TEETIL—ROWLANDE Ono n% ar PAL DISTTYRIef., a elite powder. coat. =ot Medina and wen reehareheladeellindaet the West& It fotaidemhee term train the teak semees et ima gine bony. 'ebbe, and ereorwee aninnel, the mod =ll=lbatelutaseee.aed gem steerneee and putente to the WON near emedleseed neon the game. owl a baby Mien fed redenn are Wesel. se that dee teeth at Wow) are modered dna in their whir. Poke to, N. pre bin, ac. gnu. yeeissa the panda dank trunk the Haw Ontadedoaar= have dbidei lie pesgeinent name awl eddrese—ebun "A. ROWLAND Old 1.05/ 0 4 neffloimile—ee be engraved ea the devernanat l oam is Abed on sash Um Odd by Am. and by abesalete end pr!--S. 19, the law which authorises the government to raise the direct taxes until the sed of the current year, and the indirect taxes to the let of November neat. We annoacced the fact that Garibaldi had left °ewe fir Tanis; we now learn that the Sardinian gov. mama gave him 2,000 francs fee the support of his family, and allows him besides 300 f. a month, pkdgiog itself to take care of his children for the intim _ RUSSIA AND POLAND. KALISCH, Barr. 23.—Tbe Ranks campaign in Hungary, short as it was, has not bean unattended with a certain action on the financial mate of Bassin: COURT OF r.—Tais DAT. Boons trientimaersa Ivens. TN Rs BrORT.—Ts Sr ALNANS AND HMS BAN:. This bankrupt bad carried as business as a banker at St. Alb's^ sad to-day ma up to pass Ids hot azandustioa. Than has been two separate, as well as a joint Sot, and INONNt Nimes k meter the lamer, mad ownemposion the 13th February, 1844, maim the ihis of August, 1649, show ing debtor to creditors 3,21 W. 95.; tv Commercial Bank of Loudon (partially neared), 4,7211. 10t. ; 1021. ; V 3.7341. 7s. 31. ; capital borrow , d of Commercial A. 1,6001. Creditor: (}red debts, 970/. Id.; doubt hi. 1671. 13s. 10d.; bad, 6411. 6e. Id.: law =peseta.l.27sl. 18s. 4d ; loss es soh of property, 461. la. 9d.; trade expenses, 4,1671. 12e. 3d. Balsam dm *teen Gassoo, Dee., 1647 (whew baukruot retired). 1,0271. 111 s 64., inmemsd to 4,7121. Os. 9d ; G. Sturt, halms., 7661.25. 64. Yr. Lis% a r, for Iks maignota, applied for an adhurs mem, as the grand that tt.n was a great disorepancy be betwas the amounts furnished by the bankrupt sad Yr. Gibamt. Adjoursed tM 1601 November. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Corsols open. d this morning at the improv, d price of 921 t 3 1 for money, and 921 to 1 for avc wet, and the first transactions were marked at 921 for money, and 921 for time. The market subsequently became weaker, and the price went down to 921; but it has since recovered to some extent, and Commis are now quoted 921 to for money, and 921 to for the 17th inst. In Exchequer 11,11 e nothing has been done up to the present time. In the foreign stock market scarcely any descrip tion has been touched, x ept Dutch, ;tie:jean, and Spanish Fives. Prices genei ally are well sustained, but in this respect no material change has taken place except iu Buenos Ayres, which have recovered to a considerable extent t om their recent depression. The business of the morning comprises : —Buenos Apes, at 43. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 531 and 525 ; Dit.o Four per Cent. Certificates, at 81 and 82. Mexican, ez eoopore, at 281, a, and 1. and last at 1. S t ianish Five per Cents., at 181,1, and 5. NNOLISII FUND& 3yr 921 It I gec 'e h r equer Vs. to 42‘ N FUND& 1 per CL thew& DU. 16 17 Grenada Deferred aide.. ! .. 11 6 per Ct. Her., 1046, 264 6 per Ct. Peruvian Ms., 12 3 Porduriteu Oene, 18} Pj Isar CL Meas. lids.. 103 6 D itto tipsulA Oda, 3 per Ct. Spanish &la l4 3,i; 4 Spanish Deferred Bee. Ditto PaAve BateM 4 2 per CL Venom& LILL. 23 Venezuela Lettered 114 a, 14 74 some time been dearer in this country than in the continental markets, whilst the price of elver has declined in consequence of the repeated importations from the West, and fr. m South America. The Bel gian government, we find, have b-gun to revise their currency system as regards the value of the precicus metals, and especially with reference to the value of the English soveteigu, which by enactment was made a legal tender at the fixed rate of 231,fr. By the operation of this law, which is now repealed, English gold for a time found its way into Belgium as an advantageaus medium of remittances both from England and from various of the Continett, where it is in extensive circuCt r ire. For a more de. tailed account of these facts, and the circums'anoes which have;;induced the Belgian government tetanal the law which gives to the leuglish ecrrere'gn a fixed 'value, we refer to the subjoined letter on the subject from cur Brussels correspondent : Although the government have ofileially announced that en sad attar the 3rd inst. Eoglish sovereign' shall cease to lave a forted currency in this country, it is believed in eer tain circles that in a short time they will be =seem *gain • legal tender, but nn conditions more favourable to the trea sury, and also at a letter value than twenty-flee trams and a halt. By virtue of the law of the 4th of March, 1843, the treasury was bound, whenever that law was repealed, —as it was the other day,—to take Beelish sovereigns at the legally filled venue is exchange hr Belgian money. Such a provision would, of course, ea. pose the treasury to great loss, if the law in question were annulled at a time when the rats of exchange e n Loudon was leas than the legal value of English sovereigns ; and such, it may be here observed, was the case at the time of the promulgation of dos law of March 4, its object being to introduce an extensive gold currency Into Belgium, which did not then pones* • national one, and which was chiefly aepending on French reapokons, and Deitch Williams. For some months past there has been a great outcry nuns: the comparatively high vane legally Bad on English sovereigns is Belgium,—• value much higher than is conferred on them in France, and against the inundation cf English gold. Awaiting • favourahle op portunity to r. peal the law, the government de• eided the other day on doing so, when they perceived that the rate of exchange on Landon was nearly 23f. 60e., and th at the treasury might take those move reigns without incurring any loss. &me complaints were heard, however, respecting the short term given fur effect ing the exchange. It is believed, moreover, that if English sovereigns be again declared • legal tender, they will be taken at the weight accepted by the Bank of England, and not the absolutely legal weight prescribed in that country flo fee conceseion will lee made in fevour of English sove reigns. It is not unlikely that a larger term than up to the 3rd inst. will be allowed by the government fur exchanging those sovereign% fir Belgian money, snit it is all but certain that during 011 approach . lig session of the Belgian parlia ment ministers wilt bring forward • bill for giving, on the conditions above hinted at, a legal currency to the coin in question. Whilst on this subject we may obseree, that cer tain alterations in the gold and silver currency of Holland will shortly come into force. For example, the silver coinage issued by virtue of the law of Oct. 30, 1816, will be called in on and at er a day to be hereafter fixed ; and the fire and ten florin gold pieces will cease, also, on and after a day to be here after determined, to form the legal a,andard. To effect the exchaoge of those coins paper money to the amount of 30 millions of florins will be Melted in notes of the value of at but ten florins—such paper more y to be withdrawn from circulation on the 31st of De cember, 1832, at the latest. From Holland we learn that Hear Enthovon, of the Hague, and He er Lipman, of Amsterdam, have given in their resignatien as directors of the Dutch-Ithenieh Railway—a - line in which much Eogl.sh capital is embarked. The Portuguese government have pieced Dutch vessels on a par wish the national flag, as far as tonnage and port dues are concerned, in Portuguese porta, and in theme Portuguese possessions with which foreign trade is allowed. The commercial advice. received from the United States by the Niagara continue to be of the same satisfactory character as those to hand by the former mail. Senn after the departure of the Caleduoia the cotton market at New York became exceedingly dull, end prices gave way fully jto Z cent'. per lb. The' unfavourable account, however, received from the south of the growit g crop, which it be estimated will not exceed 2,010,000 bolm, caus d an immediate re action, and the pricea recovered their previous posi tion. At the departure of the mail cotton was q uWed cent. above the highest rates of the season. The stock market had been depressed in Gomm: inmate of a rapture between the government and the }tench minister, occasioned by a rather abrupt demand cn the part of the French government for reparation for losses sustaiaed by French subjects in the war wi'h Mexico. The affair ended in the French minister bring presented with his passport. This circumstance had caused a decline in the Na'ional Securities of 1 to 2 per cent. The actual prices at which business was done in them on the 17th and 18:h ult. are the fullowiug : _ - _ Previous to it there was not mosey enough in hand for defrayieg the necessary equipments and prepara tions, and the delivery Of supplies for the armies mewling to Hungary had fobs t Seated in the for m of requisitions, only pertly , by means of paper money. mostly with bons or receipts, nay, sometimes these sup plies were collected es an equivalent for future taxes that would be due, bet which were not yet. That this was done from to prudential apprehension respecting the tedious ddation of the war, bat literally from want of cash, is proved by the regulation I now enforced of winter stores for the advancing troops, which is done in precisely the same 'mincer. As is well known at the outset of the war all the Marquis Lorenzo Pareto and the rest of the depu tation named by the Chamber of Deputise for the pur pose of receiving the body of Charles Alber', left Turin on the 26th for Genoa. TUSCANY.—News from Florence of the 24th of September, sent to the Piedmontese Gazelle, says that an amnesty will shortly be published in Tircauy for all political offence, with some few exceptional caws. G- _ALv A ........ LI iioL—reralysis, Milibtraa., 14.4Dhaattuu. Leah& are telliesi ft mad Si Mr. W. H. UAL F., or 22, Ilremswisit4qoase, leak% frit bis MINIUM= MEDICAL GAL WM, .hieb will be Mmardai ken ea weep& • tee gaup damp They will to ssteeibel at Ms medwit• la It will lie Owed a scsts • wary ta awes d aslims,, team Wm. silk% tis. paralpis, spied amid" bieiNies. dekkary et woe Geergy, if towelsbes .~ ipmeni ettillee, leillessim, 'IN =pa mu el Immo illsesikee. ie. We. lirletts netbell d sp. Ow resents Add • 'Me bes lbeiesi emisseset gales ine near plmmaraW 12ma Mharlaler.amE wry Wise are bed el b. IL spliety erns We peens Si do witbatt welisirts. Taws ow oases we wwilt. ALSE'S SCOILBUTR: illtUrb, a sate owe 1.. 1 * 114,3 8 =In g ra a Me Itzlearmiamey Peseta of Omelwa d Dm% Dates—" We, die asikeniese, tobraly dab" tbob beim Tessine Riles (tes rear s. weletwww) ssiesesessi tibiae maws 110011StOTIC Si tn. literals istwnd wee Iseps resider womb. teas d tem se Isese that a rams Weis less Isie lb Whit le them tbst lielet be We Yawl Ws int WM le rullsee Ze i a tha jo b igab "6"l lol2 i t " K e diP Zirt rb e arM Illinl MID st fribless•deie Wets eserbeileDwee. sal bee pessdebtris bets Oa Oriels= la Itiseeenity. vlaset deriving time Ma WNW Iblee's embeds Deeps hews comakasty rated 111" mil Iris mew GNAW to Mimi ft liakbomraa IPA Is say men is our porta. Ma seew sures air met Si AY Mn Arongly rebonweirl Wee% eseriestis Drop Si ifs sake public. Sigird by MN WOW, ale.. Lard Si Or Nom ; iseammeing, maws Pam Mr/ ommaa. sal Oars laik .—June 21, 1113." The smosp ass so MIN NOM lb as Mete blood aa as seteisteles ea a selow—sle., by Wm- Miss it of ill its sal gesier. Ille awes we 'Mewl sel will wetly Si sidled witil Ms& HALM DEOPt* may he aeammai *es my issesstakte dwillitti es hewer whokaale *pate, tiants sot Ms, 94 Ow: eel C. hag, al. Cartar-drest, Wshrara. Pr i itern ett =ll. Ili per Wulf; SICILY.—Our correspondent : MESSINA. Sar•r. 24. The government of Naples having been informed that large stocks of arms and ammunition were in the possession of several of the foreign consuls in Meesins, on the 18th inst. sent a circular as follows to all these gentlemen : Me* of Military Commandant of the Province and City of Meeslas.—lliv,—As I often intimated to you a my °Medal oriereepondenee that this sty is in a state of slags, I am requited by his excellency, the Pines of Salvias°, nem m+nder.in.ehief of the mia•ary force now stationed in this island, to six of the foreign sontAils reti4ieg here what quan tity of arms they have in their houses sod in other places, and their description. Whilst I have t►e honour to obey this superior larder, permit me to hope that you will sooner this sammunhation with your usual civility and prompti tads. Accept say assurances of esteem and consideration. (Signed) Go: DiVitast, Brigadier. perial tams of money lent oat on mortgage were ____ called in by des notification, and this is atteast a very Agnifleativo langasge. The Russian debt, therefore, THE HOP DUTIES. whisk in all likelihood amounts to 680 millions of The Maidstone G ti• silver rabies, bas been considerably increased in a i ll ow i me l etter f rom M r . Bodge 'of Tues day, to the c publishes nee of th e the foreign puts by this Hungarian war, that is to say, R m e nr ,,, : if the Realm ministerial financiers succeeded in get- " Helmeted, Sept. 30, 1849. deg up a loan in foreign parts ; bat it is notorious " My**, Sire-Not having any mmasaaseaties teem you that they did not succeed. In times of penes theolsrlis ems of Fhb Ileeredelt, which irides& I searcely en maintenamm of the army alone, notwithstanding P N ' t last i ltiela f le "a reet: l e a t til• eoad i d bilet br t i ts t before you the flagrant mode of doing it, cost 36 millions of ell- maid to bestow upon it, and to It its win ei l c t l i u tl r ver rubles, in which it is certainly to be observed, "'!'be only two remarks yes made whet' the evidence of that here as well as in all Russian the mamorialide was closed were, that the hop plar.ten• giving. out and takings in pretty nice little sums titualiml was aottli°lll improved by the hot. shown be stick to the fingers of the officials, something more i returns to parliament, of the &moue of ;townie in Kent than what stuck to the basket with which Ali Bobo 72 y ear , B6s having been reduces fall 60 per cent, in ski in sad that the distress In of Han peldro was measured the sequins he had lugged home from the age "very great, pad that. therefore, relief ought not to be cave of the Forty 'thieves. By the Hungarian war, ranted to the hop pleaders at the common exposes of the above sum was enormously increassd, and since other snfferen. lam afraid that the harems" really to be the army had to be supplied with raid and silver, do wn LIT m out h° . e te rl du ced differ ch en a t iges from tha maiatsiaisg t w the peer why the persons who delivered the supplies had to or what la the first place, i t woul d • ma m a , he a sub. be fobbed off with "bons," although the Bank of Pit of most cheering nature meld we feel esseelses that Assignats has issued no less than 700 millions of she reduction in the amount of charge et naiads* the silver rablee, which serves at the same time as a poor was ceased by or accompanied with a eerrespeadias proof, that even in Russia there is a plentiful sanity ciprTre t r:at in the Lronditoiorn.ooyfirth7rolie the . r T i ll u s pe r;verse, I of the precious metals. It is true that Russian money tsar, of the poor rase beit evidence of the ter al" w a i s tt has not to such a degree the trick of emigritieg as welsh the rates can collected, the testimony of almost Austrian money has. The large sums that every person who bad the honour of addressing you proved went to France, and which have been much that it the amount of the poor rate may have been reduced, talked of since, have for the most part found tb2 Ted.._le'r eric o t f s t io " fa i t a mi a n g ra t e "p i r e i t o tkn e V 174 n th" h i ?. their way back a g ain as payment for corn and flour, =r ue : atm Hast i ngs bmk„ g reate r o ss p r r gs P L i s rsitt . ) ores fur in the year 1847 Russia sold no less than 75 mil. decisive oa that point (and when he made that statement lions of silver roubles worth of breadetuffs, nearly a I observed that he looked around to those representatives of third of which went to France. As for the national the various other country books in thew counties who were treasury in the fortress of Peter and Paul—which present, and added h that hat Herefordshire sa d was amounts to 102 millions of silver roubles in bullion— a l so ezi : t r e e es s r i -,,, t et e hers hops were planted, feeling hiterelf this, it is true, is a nix little thing in its way, but no suite/bed to speak their sentiments as well as his own) sad national treasure for a cclossal empire, that wears the silo that the amount of the poorrate is well known to tie lees Urel, with its productive mines for its belt, even with- than formerly, the evidence of the Rev. Edward Ewes, out taking into account the circumstance that the sum in question is much doubted by • chosen few. Nor eh rester of W el' the g uardians hsuh d in of iLent. a of i tl t i r e ° l' ° en of Xd a e g n m u i l l ifeT, is the profit from the Siberian mines so great as it is ger es " ed with memorial from six different benches d magistrates in Kent (those from Sasses being presented by declared to he, though the state lays out on them 7 Mr. Euler), proved, beyond all contradiction, that even millions of silver r:ubles a year. The Russian accounts the reduced rates to which you alluded could rt be raised, make out the quantity of gold obtained by Russia, as sod that not on i ly ns in a s ho his w u t a re ictil i;i btl e t i ! t t was :el h s e i; r in r" evit t i v os e compared to wrest is got in Hungary and Tracsylvania, : bit ar o ers er by au ov o erdrawn accounts ; thus proving third the to be is the ratio of 21 to 4 ; but this ratio exists rates be less than formerly, the means of raising even those more on paper than in reality. That Russia's on- reiseed rates cannot now in very many parishes he collected tional Ccbt must continue to increase, is necessary without legal force. from the circumstance, that the ordivary outgoings of tt With referent e ti r the d i t r a tree: h o l t iiroP: l ,ll,..r g ohobl'oeursin, the state sire idy exce d the incomings, causing an annually ropes/ fee deficit in the revenue . The could feel , '°' insensible n'lr to the distress of others; but if the llsmpsblre men were called upon to pay such a charge upon Russian revenue (taxes, duties, monopolies, &c.) dots a ;Art of their agricultural produce as we have, their die- I not amount to more than 100 millions of silver rubles, eves would be grievously aggravated, and the orowded dept. whereas the yearly expenses and payments come to tstion hoer . V av o e re t t:s e te n tire, er llLre ca fo e r o d e stif:, su liii i ts , se re s, d at least 160 nelitons, and them are portioned out on Kent s'c a " Hampshire; far the land agents and many by w : l t , from wen account of the army, the ministry et the interior, the memos at that meeting meld prove that the lose sustained fleet, the privy puree of the emperor, the manuf:cto- on the mope of hops in Inn and 1849, by an immense num ries of the crown, for education, &c . ; nor must the bet of bop planters, ezeeedsd the value of the fee simple of sums devoted to the police and te spies, the b:ibiog hee d kort Go milk& they we " Pe". Wilk respect to any at home and abroad, be left oat of the calculation.l rship towards the rest of ohs ratios, and that the amount due to overnment for hen duty gravid be tranderred from Under such circumstances and such a financial state, the hop grower to the nation at large, we cannot but feel Russia can have no peculiar relish for a war at any very acutely that for many years the amount of revenue time, but it will most assuredly accept one, either raised from hop planters in four or flee comities in England, when provoked, or where it considers itself obliged to and which, from various circumstance', has been rapidly g hose counties should been drawn do so for maintaining its principle, a p r inciple of e im eclusivelvlreen t their iedustry'by a tea have so partial, enema - equal and paramount importitce with its very exist- , lea,, and oppressive. enc•, as was literally the case in the Hungarian emy only apology for this letter is, that it was agreed instance. before we waited on you that go man should address you except those persons whose names were entered upon the paper placed in my band., or I hays no doubt that some persons would have observed arm the only two objections you hinted at to our memorial. I saw at the time the in. sufficiency, as I thought, of your objection, but I thought it better to refrain from 'Diking any observations on them until I had fully considered the bearing they had upon the case set teeth in the marred' presented to you. " I am, my dear Sir, most truly you% "THOS. Law HODGE/. " The Right floe. Sir C. Wood, do." blank Moak. dad 1 pet Ct. Rod. Anna. abut I per Con. Anna.. 92j roma. e per et. Atiatrlan Heath, 44per Ct. Bak. Weds. 14 7 per Cent ditto. swell. lirazillee 1144..73 I ex db Mtge New.ll 3 ex di, (per Ct. Ruonal Ayree.il 3 Onto Cliillan lAh , 91 .OS filo Ditto C.lamb. Hilo. Columbian Emindio lido. a per CL Dainahlkla, 71 4 14 pee Dutch tail Oa Bak.► 6 .1.14 j 4 Mk C. Dert 2 I wish I could send you the answers to this eirm ler, for some of them are said to be curious and laco nic in the extreme—equal, in fact, to the impertinence of the demand. TEE PRODUCE MARKET. MINCING LAN!, OCT. 3. SuclAtt.—The owlet cloitlinurt dull; 340 hhda. only 'old of wrpt India by private contrast. The public ales of 3,300 boxes of yellow Ilamoosh In bond for eaportstiow, or for bond reamers me, were withdrawn toe want of buyers at previous ratm but a NMI part intb4rquently sold at a further slight de..line, 20s. to 23a. The reined market murt be eastklered a shade lower; grocery tulips, 475. GL to SM. low to Coe. gl o l o gliNlSTHY'S rwas tor OM AEA vMo ',Ai Id USCL IA prim M. IL mil Oa • tam.—ltita eemsmilmary may be piassred k may ibesskL 11. effects cm Om ner. was piker atir patio* _:. mil Mil marerly be asdPrd mill CAM TM arrow simatlms womb as if by main Is oddi tes ft Ils prepartim M Merstberlittb• wets and sissrldir sys tem,* ells m • pa marimic Is elm Istibilinis pill. • mandsrfal =rM as *AIM* Out s§ • ped smack*, and pridrim ii if rekerbisp arm. As • miler of CM blood Ms medisle• is Mii= for It pmenses diii libel bray Ms • lame, rid Owe y oat 01 Ma system Os tbla swasr, titers hiss mho i i:s al ladesese having • maatlnd emit= AM Ismoll•My a plamlllil be& The particulars dM. iml AN simmissed maid nich Om Thelmegkqese bus is Tl MWlisb• Ws sopa KAM" AT, TarrimieWit ; KING, il, Cliter-141011i, IrMrsrlb sal WSW— GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—VIE NA, Sept. 26.—Baran Harlan left this day for Freeburg. The effective state of the Austrian army in time of race is as follows : intentry, 311,963 men ; cavalry, 43,842 men, and 44,409 horses; artillery, 24,234, extra corps 13,837 men, 5,003 borate; epic's' branches, 19,630 men; navy, 5,539. In all, 454,665 men, and 49,474 horses. In time of war it most be close upon 800,000 men. The field artillery can equip 200 fit Id batteries of 6 pieces each, and an almost unlimited supply of rocket batteries. The drawin g together of an army in Bohemia is officially confirmed ; it will consist of 4 brigade , . The Autrian constitution is to be revisel and pared down, but this of course will not surprise. There is a report current here that Austria has now drawn up a draft of a constitution for Ger many. The names of Scbmerling, Werner, and Thierry are mentionei as having been commissioned by the Austrian cabinet to prepare the bate for con stituting united Germany. According to letters arrived here from Semlin avd dated the 24th, the steamer &Wick that hed been tent to Oreova to demand the delivering up of Koe eu h, Dembinski, Bent, and the other fugitive chief tains that have thrre found an asylam, has returned, as is known, without saceete. S,me say Iv re that Kossuth must by this time have reached Malts and perhaps England. Others declare Out Dem is in Paris. CO/rll.--Thi. article wears a drooping appearenee; 200 maks humies, 100 casks 10) bag s pl im u t k m nod Coo ben . of 111b.ha, were offered in public RA', bat warmly half Amid but althou-h a decline of Is. was pretty amorally submitted to. Cocoa has b.:en dull, sod the public tale of MO tags Trinidad was near.y all bought in at previous rates. sBa. to 41e. Mew-2.200 bags of Bengal. einetly of Rood and fine descriptions, sold Heel,• in public rate Mahout advance, 10s. to its.; middting and infe6 , r sold heavily at abut previous eaten, Oa. 6d. to On. Omyravau sold without spirit in ptibLe sa;to, but priers were sup ported. lternieti.n 3-4 to 7 sold :7a. fol.; ref. 18, 275. brims— replier sold heavily at a shade in favour at buyers, and the importers tourht In fr. ely. Malabar old 31, 31 ; Eastern, 21, 211 b. Ginger Reng.d sold 225. bd., 27e.; Malabar bought la 225. Nutmegs sold Is. Bd., 2s. PM.; Mace, 25., In. 3d. TALLOW cartinum very dull, and quoted 300. 6d, sellers. fins steady. Tho Truckee has arrived at 111111Irom Davie Stria , . and r. ports the number ot fish t. ken by 13 vessels to be 188, detain_ Mg 1,616 tons. VOCIIIA.I.—The public sale* west off today at rather lower prime. Tits remains in but limited demand, but price. are unaltered. Duty paid on sugar to hint week taLamituo, Liverpool, evils. nristol, Hull, and the Clyde 3,030,079 To the same period let FLEISCHMAN% CHOLERA PROPHY LAOI4I—"TIas laseilss Is prepayirero &pleat I h afteldsbrol Ss LAM prom la Visassa, sad Iso ski fa Ilesposy Nod Masi • sod le mot ass sa Owns bissims did Os malt Me Ils quilities."—PpectsMie. *Ad in WOW as Is. Si sal Is. sil., by Ildass sad Os., Esmakisellyard; sod Ilissisy sod Cli... EiselareitomMtat. Madera; sad ell chemists Yd polo ordslar sawn la two mod Gramm FRANCE. 331,358 PARIS, WIDNINDAT, NOON. The Paris says:—" We are assured that M. L Fremy, representative cf the people, and M. Boula tignier, councillor of state, have left Paris for Rome on a minion for the government." M. Jule+ Midland. canna of France at St. Remo, in Sardinia, bit on leave of absence, left Paris yes terday fir home, with despatches for M. de Cot cdles. The re-ult of the ballots for the nomieation of the penideat, vice•presideatr' and secretaries of the As sembly yestard.y was, that M. Dupin was re-elected president by a great majority; and MM. Rancho, Dare, Benoit, d'Axy, and General Red's°, vice-pre sidents. In consequence of tre number of co-rmitt.:es ti Dr nominated this day in the bureau, there will be so publie sitting. It :erne it was at the instigation of the French lyta. vernment that Garibaldi was refused an entrance at Tunis, and that he was obliged to go to the island o f Meade' us. The Credit, a journal said to be well int trmed on matters connedcd with Turkey and the Danubian provinces, has the following: The dill:units which at this moment exist in Constan- Couple retain to the extradition of tie Hungarian refugees, do net appear to us to ham the importance that Rossi. Mere to attack to them. Dee Rayner tries, no doubt, to get up 'or himself a wrasg tho mon, nal or apparent, in addition to all those of lan predeces sor. wee De 111116 , 1111 to Marna in the great book of the &Minks of Runia opened by Peter the Great. Neither leave the ambanalore of Freon and Z island been w -wing to the policy followed consteatly by the powers they represent. They have yr Arced against the ita peri ar deintads of Rossito. It is an err to sup pose that oh as EDSIICOATTre of traditioal policy of Europe lay hes a general conflagration. On the contrary, a re turn has been made to tale sound condition of Buripeen policy, which Ind been temporarily abandoned by mean. of the Realm interventitu la the domes is affairs of Austria. Ramis ha dto her natural &apse, and, It may be suit, to her destiny at marked oat by Provi dence. She hat directed her views nom the wed to the cent. Far fro.o havi-g anything to fear from the immoda rate tatensrsis of Roan and hoes the noble resistance of the Sultan, we taiaht rather to congratulate ours Ives at this salutary diversion of a danger which was beeomissi imminent, or which, at least, was threatening enough to become an obstacle to a astiahotory solution of the affeirs of Italy, and even to the re-establishment of outer in Germany. Besides, do not the exixeeeies of Russia and Austria—even their very menaces—sever the real embarrass meat of them two power. notwitatanding their recent via tory in Hungary. if the Porte tonight to a row off the yoke that Vienna sad Petersburg have Imposed on her Riuupsaa poostaions l It is the custom of diplom-ey to affect much anger, and we are inclined to believe that the wrath of the mar and the empercr is anythirg but sincere. What would they do with these gala.; and ill-fated Hungarian.? D they mean to see* them, to give them the knout, to shut them op in Spitbarg, or send them to the mines of Siberia ? Evidently not. A service is even rendered to them goon ware reigns by refusing to deliver up those noble refugees, de semi; of rctpect all the more that they are unfortuste. PARIS FUNDS.—Ocr. 3. DERSISIS COVES AU COMPTANT. - - - - eammi Lux ex Tea ex LSO To um wing. lbs. Lonion .-- ... . .„20,930,937 Li • °moot «........... 4,643,292 Bricol — hull Clyde 1,321036 Total Saute time la ISO ..... 27,991,344 Incase, 84%690 MiNCINCI.TAX/4 OCT. 4, Ilalf past Two. SI:GAIL—There has not been a public sale tu-dsy, and the article wears a iluil appearisce. Re:Med continues witlmut altera tion. Gamey lump., 17s. 641. to Sta. COE/IX.—The.e h is been oar one public rale. c. misting of 100 casks Jennies and 250 bags Costa Rica, and told at a shads lower prism. Corrow.—The nubile sales, consisting of ti,VO bales sent off heavily ; fully nue-half WY bought in; remainder s old per lb. decline. . . . . _ In;tiler artielts no alteration; the attendance In the matkets has been thin, as theta h.te not bets a publia mkt of any Importsaeo ca. °not minor. TALLOW.—The market rantinurs very flat. Qiota dons rule as follows : —Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, Us. aA. ; oember to December delt%ery, Ms. 3.1. to Ms. ; sepor.ets mouths' delivery, IGe. Id. coiroN.—LivEnrnot, Oct'. 3. The market to-clay fla firm, bot there WAS a decided tendency to adrance prices. About bates were sold, =hiding 1,01)0 taken for speculation and export. - - PORTUGAL. CORti.-13salmiisv. Oct, 3, We have had a very this attendance at our market dila day, to conoequence of the rain which bas minima.* to say fast the whole of the day, and made( the buyin pit done hu. been troneseted in the public-houses. Good dry Kam. knot have sold at abut the rat. sof last week, but Mono in sod condition, which were rather numerous, have been sold for km money. Haley without areratiou. Bonner, Oct. 3.—We have been moderately supplied with Wheat to-day, and .nod-coudstioued sample.; were taken readily at Salo* dais Om,. Oats, of which we bad a falrahow, wr re the turn cheaper. %%brat, red, 37.. to 40e ; white, 41e. Oats, new, las. to los.; old, 200. Beans, old, 3W. w 330. CHICHMITEA, OV. 3 —There was a small supply of all kinds of grain at market to-day, and a thin atentlatnee of both buyers end artier+. 'Vale du I, at about the prior. of last marketalay. Wheat, white, NM. to 420. Barley, malting, VW. to We. ; grinding, 21s. to 20a. Oaks 111 a. to 21e. Balmy 32.. to 30s. Peas, 300. to 325. Flow, 30s. per sack. LE:WILTON lit . zz.titn, Oat. 2.—At tbit day's market a large supply of Piked offering, and a languid demand for It; still purclwres could not be made under last week'', rate, farmers not appearr.g diapered to MAC any further coal:warden In price.. New Barley cows but slowly to mark. t at present ; is value may be eon. aidend about tyre mune as let week. 8C311.1an . 1 Peas also remain about the wme. Wheat, per load o Math. Iv, 21s. to 2Sa. Barley, malt. ..be. to 300. ; grinding, 234. to 235. per Imp. or. Desna, !old, 20e. to 23v. ; new, 17a. to 19s. Pew, to 225. Gd. per live boatels. BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN LONDON.—The births re- Eldered in London during the week ending Saturday last amounted to 1,516; the deaths from all cruses to 1,611. THE GREAT WILBRAHAM SHEEP SALE.—The thirty-seventh snnieersarw sale of Son , hdown sheep, at Great Wahraham, by Mr. King, took plvce on Munday last. The condition of the sheep in the pens was the subject of general adminvion, and the biddicg pro:eeded with great spirit. The following are the average prices &veined in 1647 and 1849, there baring been no sale last year. in come. geesee of the death of the late enterprising proprietor, Mr. rrerewt: 1547. 1849. Shea:Memo 3 i. Od. Hs. W. Stork ditto Crone ditto Shesrlini wetter 89%. Od. See lambs TOL Od. Weber lambs . There were but tew crones, and sock ewes were small in quantity also. The hiwhest prices were for 'beveling ewes, 325.; stuck ewes, 304. 6d. ; crones. 241 ; 'beveling wether, 38s. ; two sheer, 459.6 d. ; ewe lamb., 239 ; wether lambs, 24.. Some fine Aerating rams were tuned into the ring; bat owing probably to the lateness of the tenon, there was no cutcrei•ioc for them, and they were withdrawn. Szaewsnurr AND BlRlVXoll•ll.—Nthoturb the entire opening of this line bee not yet taken place, it is not, we nay presume, far distant, as the directors advertise for ten• der' for conveying pussenwers from their temporary station In the Weft• afield-road tu the Linden and North-Western station at Wednesflold Heath.—We:verhanspeon Chronick. UNITED STATE :1 FUNDS. U. 8. Six per Centx, 1868, 1101 Phenix Bank, 00 Dittn, 1847, 110 i I Bank of 8 , 0,604 1 00 D 1130,1882,109 Formers' Trust. 1171 0)88 Ditto, 1858, 1071 to 1011 Oust= Oompeny, 871 0338 _ _ _ __ j, •.. Indiana Sate T;ro.and:i.nalf per Bank of Conimeree, 001 Cente.,2B Harlem &IL, 53 to .531 Illinois Int. Stock, 42 , 1 to 43 Erie R. IL, 6dl to CAOI Penwylvania Fire per Cts., 87 Rending ILL, 321 to 33 Otto .az per Cents., 1832, 1021 Tong Nand R.R., 17 Ditto, IPSO, 108 sfcbawk MR., 84 Er.e Servo per Cents. 103 New Raven end Hanford ILIA, Erie, 11.11., Serest., 1011 51103 Ditto, Bonds 56 to 561 I Nor. end War. R.R., 3710 40 . . . . NEWAltit, Oct. 3.—The trade 4,-olar for all grain was firm, std at the close of the make: all was cleared off at last week's pricea. _. - —.. ... -• ' - • - Three per Cava. Five p r Cents. Bank of Franco [Up to tEe time of going to press our Paris evening parcel had not arrive.:.] MONEY MARKET. Wan:gown? E,UTWG. ITALY. ROMAN STATES. The Dlata publishes the following letter from Itonse, 24th ult.: M. Mercier lITTiTIi here last evening. The Leonidoe, on beard of which he had taken hie paesage, had a doubtful rue of chokes on bawl during her voyage. sod was obliged to salmi% to 36 hours' sanitary observation before she could land her pawnor' at Curies Vecchis The presenv of this di *antis* at It me, the pert which he has already taken in the pendiNt difilthlties,the definitive intentions of the minis try, of eht.h he probably is the bearer, will accelerate, I hope, a solatioa of same kiwi. It nevertheless appesn that DI. limier a.ter having conferred with M. de Coreelles and the Citra-rai-in Chief, will continue his journey to Maples. However fast may be, and whatever say be the object o his misekm, It Is augured well of. I have so important facts to contatunicato to you. The report of the loan having been concluded with the court of Russia is not confirmed. The visit of the atheistic of tisanes to Portici lad to the eupposi tin that moth was the case, hut it Is now generally stated that his vas merely of a personal character. The depar ture of Gent r.. 1 Rostulan appears equally doubtful, or is at least porp.ned. The public feeling, if there still remains such a Wog here, la still taken up with the two het ponti fical pr.. lsmatione. It throws back the responsibility on ts, who WO dine evorythiag to arrive at an opp site result. Tester lay in a wine-shop, a corporal of the pi:satin-el esras,i seers gave one of the Chasseurs de Vixens.. a wound with his sibte. The prefect of police arranged with CI nerd Rau the, the commandant of the gyring, to have the culprit im mediately &Re WI Hie arrest rfllMlaled sow fiteultie 0, sad therefore M Massie, secretary-general of th 3 prefecture, teak it ea himself to affect it. On reaching the gates of the barracks be found them closed, and it was not wail he had given seders to the egoism who accompanied him to break them In that they were opened, and the guilty man was steed. A oust martial is already sitting on the affair. Tao energy of the arrest, dad the promptitude of the punishment, will prealthe a useful and deep impression. The Piednionteee Gazette states from Rome, 22nd ult., that ;al the individuals compwing tho body of palmate that has just been broken up are provi motally ',two 1 ander the superior tLers of the three squadrons of zesty created pdatifl.ml veliter. The three egneratd,rs of those squadrons are Lh ut.- Cols. Cattivere, Lnpasini, er.d. earupieri. Marshal Wimplf.n returned to Bologna on the 23rd. - - - - SARDISIA.—Toes, itPT. 26 —T: a C: ember d Deputise Las adopted, by a majority of 91 votes to In Transylvania and the Banat the milit try autho rities will have to display great energe, if they wish to re-establish peace between the Wallachians and the Landsturm. Now that the power of the insur gents has been broken and the cant/eft is over, the hatred existing amo g tie Magyars is displayed only too often, and woe to the Honved who falls into the hands of the Wallachisne in Transylvania, for he is tortured and martyred in the meet cruel manner. This savage rare is now seeking to wre ik its vengeance on s -Mary Fairless v'ctims as re t.ibution for the calamities it has endured durino; the war. This hatred will subsist for mwy years to come, and Austria will hare no easy task to reconcile what she has tendered. It was Sir Stratford Canning whn sent for the English &et to bl tckade the Dardanelles. Perm, SEPT. 21.—Joseph von '..ltudnyanssky, 61 years of age, Bis:iop of Nousohl, was found guilty of wilfully aiding and abetting the insurrectoa, by calling on the clergy of his (Home to offer even armed resistance t, the lawful (!) government, of having oekbrated mars for the insurgents who fel , in battle, and for having read revolutionary prod mt tions from his pulpit ; lastly, of having institute) a festival on the 24th of May last, at Neasehl, in com memoration of the declaration of indo,endere-, and was therefore condemned to six year.' imprisonment, bend.. &gradation from his episcopal rank. The raising and forming of convict cempsiies (that is of insurgent companies) to be employed on tho for efications of Hungary has been approved of by the Emperor of Austria, into which all those officers and privates are to be enrolled who deserted to Hungery from other parts of his herediltry dominions and then joined the insurgents. Sad accounts were 'pouring in here relative to the atrocious cruelties pried' d by the Servians, not only sgatast Honveds, but Germans even. Several pro , eimations of the Imperial commissioner had b'en rejected by them, as opposed to their wishes and to the promises made them, and at list matters have come to such a pitch, that the Imperial commissioner, Von Latinovicb, was compelled to fly. Lloyd gives the above report, but without confirming it as yet. The Transylromion Messenger declares that all the reports about the noble services rendered to the gar rison of Karlsburg by Janke ate utterly untrue. Janke did nothing. FRANKFORT, Serr. 29.—The Prirce of Prussia arrived here again on the 28:h, but again left to-day for Weimar, to spend there the birthday of his wile, whereupon he will proceed to Berlin. The news has just arrived here from Stuttgart that Wurtemberg definitively declines adhering to the alliance of the three kings. The contests that have se frequently been occurring between the soldiers e - etioned here, and which were often moat violent and bloody, assumed a very grave aepcot indeed to-day, for the hatred of race and the feelings of clenship were too plainly stamped. The Prussians and Bavarians f wetit this evening, as soon as it was dusk, a positively pitched battle. Toe Mains bridge was taken by the Prussians, lost and carried again, and it repaired very strong patrols to restore order. All the streets a. e heir g paraded by the latter, sometimes eompoted of Pfllisitna; sometimes of Austrians., somr tmes both together; the soldiers are consigned to their barracks. At 7 o'clock a whole company ef the 30th regiment of infantry marched up and cccupied the Maine briars, without, however, stopping up the thoroughfare. The Bavarians are consigned to their barracks, too, on the other side of the bridge, in Sachsenhausen, while that end of the bridge was guarded by a strong division of Bavarian ehesesers, with the commanding offie , r of the battalion him self at their head. Tao whole looked very much like two hostile canape, for both the Prussians and Bava rians had placed their front posts in the middle of the bridge. There were large crowds of people pass ing sad re-passing the bridge. A little provocation, and such is the g. im embittered feeling of the soldiers, that a regular and desperate battle will break out in spite of the eflkers. HAMBURG, Barr. 28. General Bonin and President Franks are gone from Kiel to Berlin. Oaths other aid•, it is reported that the regency looks out for a gtneral-in•chief and a minister of war, to be prepared for every eventuality. The outfits fir the army ate in fall progres., pirtica larly in the artillery department. Professor Waits has published a new pamphlet, in which a demotet tion line is propsmd between the math and north of Schleswig, the first to belong to Holstein, the latter to Denmark. Tho Burgerrch.aft hero yesterday achtittd both proposals of the Senate—the commulainn to settle the quctitian of the new eraritution, sad the issoirg of th 3 loan to tto amount of 450,000 marks. The Penh solar and Oriental Company's steamer Iberia, Captain C. F. Barney, arrived at Southampton this morning with the Sp ,nish and Portuguese made, Her dates aro : Gibraltar, September 26 ; Cadiz. 27; Lisbon, 29; Oporto, no communication; Vigo, October 1. Among hi r cargo are eight packages of specie. The artisans who had struck fur wages at Lisbon had quietly re'urned to their work. The discount on Lisbon bank-notes hid &dined another six per cent. in consequence of tne steps tak n by the minis ter of finance to stop the sales of those notes on go vernm.. nt account. The discount is now quoted 25 per cent. Reports were abroad that M. Avila, the finance minirtir, would be forced to retire from the cabinet. The Count du Thomir was absent from Lisbon at his estates in the country. On the 22nd S ptemb:r two Sardinian steamers of war arrived at Cadiz from Oporto, with the mortal remains of Cnarles Albert, ex•king of Sariinia, and were seen passing through the Straits of Gibraltar on the morning of the 25 . 6, on their way to Genoa. During their stay at Cadiz, every mark of respect was paid by the Spanish government to the remains of the deceased. Vmo, SEPT. 30.—Considerable alarm has been ceca'ioned from the putting iota this port, on the 12th inst., of the British ship Pearl. with emigrants, bound to Quebec and Montreal, the master and chief mate being ill with the cholera. The muter has died since. Two heavy steamers had anchored at Tangiers, and a large ship, supposed to be a man-of-war, was beating to windward. An Oporto company bad presented proposals for the Lisbon water contract. Rains had set it very heavily, and had stopped all further grape-packing. On the Lisbon exchange a large amount of hills 03 London had appeared with few takers. Tne quota tion was 54 for three months' paper. Portuguese Five per C:11 . 8 , 521 to 53¢; Four per Cents., 43 to 44. Back of Portugal shares have declined. SPAIN. Oar correspondent writes as follow. MADRID, Seri. 26. Yesterday morning, at one o'clock, the diligence, from Biyonne, was stopped opposite the Fuecoarral churchyard by three men on horseback, and dreamed in the uniform of carabineera. These &Rows directed the driver to torn the diligence down towards St. Brrnardin's Gate, at aboat a stone's throw from the walls of Madrid, and th-n and there, after adminis tering two or three blows to the coachmen, as they said, for not having obeyed them with alac-ity, they ordered the twenty-three passengers to threw them selves mouth downwards upon the ground, in the middle of the read, and exposed to a bleak wind from the Guadarama mountains, and a tremendous shower of rain. The rogues then deliberately during four hours, ransacked the diligence, and searched the passengers one by one. A lady hsd her whole fortune about hog in bank notes and broad pieces, and lost all. Same suspicion is attached to the coachman, for it was by his unac countable di lays that the diligence arrived six hours later than ordinary. The condemnation of Brigadier-Gneral San Roman to three months' imprlsonment and the Las of his half pay for the suns period, for having published same military erltirjems on the Spanish exp. dition to Italy in toe "Military Review," of which he is editor, has attracted the attention of public writers. The general was tried by court martial for a " delft of the press," a thing unlinard of in a constitutional country. mama, ever. 21—Three ire Cents., 27 may psper; Tour per ' Cents.. ; nee per cents III; Coup ns, ; Seas of St. eased, tev graharge on Lando% 30 SO. At the commencement of bus'aetai7ll the rt Stock Exchange to-day the Erg'ish fonds suffered a further decline, and Commis were first marked at 91: for money and 92 for account. They, however, now ral lied, and were done at 921, the sent er d lest quota tion for money. For account the fluctuations hid a wider range: from 92 they ro , e at once to 921, and endowd to advance until they attained 921, th e last price. They closed at 921 to for money, and at 92: to for account. Exchequer bills advanced to 42s , 415., and 395. prem. India Stock woe dons at 257, and India Bonds at from 745. to 80s. prom. A fair amount of business Inas done in foreign securities at study rates, bat without any improve ment. Both Mexican and Spanish contisue in less favour, end do not recover from the decline recently noticed. Russian stock was not touched. The actual buiineu repo: ted is : Buenos Ayres at 40. Chilian Six per Cents. at 05 and 93 ex div. Danish Five per Cent. Bonds at 98. Equador at 31 and 1. Mexican, ex January cosmos's, at 26 ! , 4, I. and 1, for account. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1849, at 53/, 521, and 1, ex div. ; ditto, Deferred, at 171. Portuguese Four per Cents. at 281. Spanish Five per Cents., for account, at 181 end 1; ditto Passive at 31. Spanish Three per Cents., for account, at 331_ and 1. Venesuels at 22; ditto Deferred at 81. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch at 521, 1, 53, and last at 521 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates at 81 and 1 ex. dm. for money, and 814 and 1 fer account. During the last month the amount of bullion ex ported from the port of London to Belgium was 387.200 ounces of silver coin, and 259,700 ounces of silver ban making a total of 848,900 ounces ; equiva lent to 181,8001. sterling in Elver. This, we pre same, has arisen from the less favourable rate of ex change which has ruled in Antwerp and Brussels, and to the circumstance that silver bee been in greater demand lately on the continent than gold, therefore in the exports of the precious metals during the last two months, gold bears a very small pro portion as oompured with silver. o.ld, toe, hu for The exchange on London was 109/ to 110. A detailed account of the markets will be found in an other column. Tee flour market at Boston continued very dull, and but a limited business was doing. Good straight common brands, Michigan, Ohio, and Gem sees were worth I dole. 50:. to 5 dots. 621 c. ; and extra brands, 6 dole. to 6 dole. 25c., per b:1, cash. In corn there was very little change ; good southern yellow con tinued scarce, and sold from 68c. to 70e. per bushel, cash ; western mixed, ranged from 62c. to 66 t. OA to colour, and white hid been sold at 61c. to 62a. In oats and rye nothing of any consequenez. was doing. Philadelphia letters, dated the 17th, communicate a total absence of business in the cotton market. Sales of flour had taken place at 5 dole.: of corn meal at 3 dole. 121 e. • red wheat at 103 c. to 107 c.; white ditto 108 e. to 114 c. Yellow corn was disposed of at 63e. to 61c.; oats at 39c. Baltimore advioee of the 17th state that the receipts of wheat amounted to at least 50,000 bushel., ai of which were sold at 05e. to 100 e. fi• common to geed, and 1000. to 105 e, for good to prime reds ; white eold from 106 e. to 110 e., and family flour, white, at 112 c. to 115 e. The supply . of corn was also large, and sties were effected of Virginia white, heated by fly, at 55e. to 57c.; Maryland prime at 57c. to 58c. for white, and 60e. to 61c. for yellow. Oats were worth 28e. to 30e. Tte fact of the cholera not having appeared in Baltimore, as was anticipa'ed, hod had a most favourable effect upon the fall - busi aces cf that town. In every branch of the dry goods trade the sales bad been large, and on terms most favourable to buyers, whilst very acceptable to the sellers. The same remark maybe made in reference to groceries, hardware, and merchandise of all sorts, the trade in which had been very active for some weeks past, and still continued to be so. The money market was very easy. From New Orleans telegraphic despatches had reached New York extending to the 16th. There had been a fair demand for cotton through the week, and the market closed on the 14th at an advance of to ke. The tales for the same period were 5,500 bales. The veeipts of the new crop . continued limited, only 4,000 bales having been received against 21,000 last yorr. On the 15th the market was quiet, only 100 bales changing hands ; quotations wcro very fall and eatisfactoitry to the seller. The ace:Quota from Mimiarippi, Louisiana, and Alabama, relative to the ravages of the worm were still very bad, and in many places the young cotton was almost entirely de stroyed. Toe city was healthy, and cool weather prevailed. Advice. have been received from llivannah to the sth September. The prices of sugar still ruled high, and little l wines' was doing in that staple in conee quer.c,. Tee weather was favourable for the grow ing canes. Coffee was scarce at 3 cents. to 7 calm. Freights were extremely dull, with scarcely any in . quiry . for serwls. The quarantine regulatuem were . still in fe:ce, and the island was perfc_tly tra".quil. • The exchange was 14 to 15 per cent. - - NEWCASTLE, Oct. 2 -With the exception of Sunday, which was a thorough wet day, the weather has been dry and favourable td• harvest operatlone; I.ut, although the weather to-day Ls dry, it M ;km by no mesas •ettled, so that a!wuld rain set in again between till. and Saturday, this, combined with the rapid 'Treading et the potato disease, would occasion were animation with us, and eventually lead to a much higher currency than prevails at present. At market this morning we had a pretty good supply et Wheat from the growers; eanditPm not et all improved; nevertheless it met with more general attention than on Saturday, the fireanessof holders of south country having driven our millers mere upon native quail. ties; and, upon the whole, the trade closed with more firmness. South country new, red, commenced 445. to 4f e. pr qr., 6 llbs.; and fine old was In better request, anything extra making 4 6 5. without difficulty. In foreign few transw nom occurred, superior Dmteic being saleable at 80r., and Pomeranian sad miler descriptions, 425. to 465. per qr., eaibm., according to quality. Having no further ICCIS. 15611 to our supplies of Flour, ell deettiptions were held more tens. Mouldy, awl in the busmen d one rather over Saturday's rake were realised. In other al Wes we have little variatioa to note. RONFOHD, Oct. 3.-At our market to-day we had a fair quantity of Wheat offering, which met a heavy sale, ate trifle below last week's pricta. All other grain was afro a beery sale, at the like reduction. The following are the quotations ; -Wheat, Sae. to 475. Barley, Va. to SIP.; grindine, 245. to 26e. Oats, 1 7 s. to 22 5. Beans, 24e. to fib . Peas, 275. to 325. Aye, 225. t 3 254. Tares, .ss. Od. to 6s. per bushel. DUBLIN, Oct. 2.-We have had since our lent much heavy rain, but the crops being gensrally secured it has had no influence on Floes. On this day's market there was a 6:lght reduction in tile value of most articles. Wheat was ed. sail Oats and Barley each 3d. per barrel lower. Indian C.:rn was nominally as before, but almost without inquiry. Preses Wheat, white, 19e. to 220.; red, 17e. to 194.131. per asolbs. Dames. la 9s. ed. per 1961 be. Barley, Ys. to 14a ed. per 2211 b. here, Ss. to Sr. ed. Rapeseed, %B. to 27a. Indian Corn, 275. to 28s. fiel. per 4Belbs. Oatmeal, 9e. CL to lie. par cat. Flour, seconds, 13e. to 131.6 d. 110P3.—Woacrarau, Oct. 3.—We had a large supply of now 11. p. at marlet on Sr alto, which were well cleared ol at for mer rates, ma la old Hole Ilttle doing. Duty, 7,5001. 4.Y.--8111IIITIELD, OCT. 4.—Mes - ro. C,oper and Davis report the following quotations: ?runs Y Wow, 66..0 741.1 Rowan.. 671. to Ms. I New .... —a. to —4 Inferior Ws. to 634 I work .. GO.. to t 0... Lse. W Sk CATTLE, Re.—Bnntt•euovi —At this fair on Monday the simply of both Cattle and Sheep was largo, particular:y the latter. Good beef realised Sid.; inferior from Sid. Sheep, 4:d. to 5!d.; some nice small weebers id. more. The weather being art but little was done in store stock, of whieb there was a large supply. Doacuurraa FAIR lit: held en Saturday hot in the Poundbury Plod, and was ftmeronaly attended. The number of !sheep exhibited for sale was not eo large as last year but a Lir amount of business woe transacted, and it may be said ;bat it W. 13 • selling fair. DUDLET.—The Oztober fair took place on Monday. The supply of fat cattle was very meagre. Cows with Calms were rely numerous, and lowa in price ' bc.og sold at Pd. to 111. each, and tumuli from 11. to 91. each. There was a were limited attendance of 'hasp and Lambs. Mutton 'ea selling from &I to 51d. per lb., and Reef from tld. to 5.3. per lh. Slur r a were plentiful, but of the ordi. nary description, and few were &dd. store and other Pip to very little demand. RUMFORD, Ore. 3. —Our market for all lend of stack wag eery heavy, with a diflculy of sole ercept at wueh lower prices. 6114 lb. lad. to Ss. ed.; Mown to 45.; Lamb, 3s. 10s. to 4s. id.; feat,2s. ed.to 35.; Port, as. 641. to Cs. 2d. meorTliaLL, Oct. 3.—We had a very slack demand 10..dag, at about ta.t week's rates. Beef made from 1.. ed. to Ss. 104 Motion, b. ed. to 4. Veal. 2e. td. to 61 Pork So. 6d. to is. bd. per Merle of alba, slaking the otfal. STOlrolto FAIR WAS held oa Friday last, and use well N 61161/ with Surer. Eyre fetched from 22a. to C 0..; Lambs, lea. to IM. palte.,L Mutton, 40. to id. re lb. Them was a tolerable elearore slate else• towatd• tst.e mtdile of the day, although at no Improvement M r teas; but, no the whole, the trade was dull. The bud. ek fate was rather an surlioed, and more especially with fat stork, srlikh ••• r, ry short. Met br.nyilit from 7a. 6d. to Co. per 'sate. la the nor, fair Maine,' woo rather dull, as parehasers were emcee. There were a ow good eart-aolui /Armed; and sucking ones sett at from 8% to ta:h. e_ /1,1 , "! ,: •j