The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-18 00:00:00

um. /L/";'.. eed`' ( /X./ Tvlbt 0:f43 4. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1849. [THREEPENCE. . , it _ - No. 929.] intended to publish the whole correspondence with all the courts, and to make a regular blue-book of it. l'eople talk of a mini,terial crisis. Auerswald has been during the last 48 hours at Potsdam ; and it is quite evident that some change is brewing. The Prussian envy to Gaeta, M. Von Usedoro, is arrived in Berl.n. OA -UM OCIMPANION.—Important to Yeeneelaniate„ ge.-31t, Oessechunds.street, bee hag g m .' he the pradsetios at • geed article at • wry moderate pito prelastins• of this spawn Wine calmed ell gamy oar% Sg, the BRUNSWICK PAI.ETOT end `MALKIN() COAT. is waste can excel the, either in etyte, quality, at prise; is ss i s t west they are cad , eanihrtable, and durable ; god la n1:4111 , 1 - ..T,.. t is t oanly. while their price a but ID. Vorelgaers sal tither • visiting I ondon are invited to tall at this catmint anat. where the choicest dealgr• and the wenn stetifiele are ...way to In Seelk a 'Weis quite unpreeedeakst.—L. AM, nee- War, the PretWetheas, 36, Orawebareb.areet, Wake. 147 - 01 0 1 • CIADS and CHILDREN'S CUTS.- 1A very taro weertment a there Bedsteads is ban sod brews, Pea Pa 6d. verb, OAP Crow SU. oak fitted with dovetail ts m g west whim Ned eatirely free hos screws, situ ar pint, ir gg SALI: at tlie abownnowta of WILLIAM It. BURTON (late Ricca' s us 1NT,111.411, Oalkatetrert (career of Newenew.stroet), end NO. I. y egoss .,.te, t. wilds see the largest lathe weed; where wog she .era the . cora Rheirebee or Sari ken Spam Bed, latish le i pperthe dam to iron sad weodn Indeserle. It bee tees lard, se .. iss o, s ty to per, at rest, saperior le ma the weter.led. Oseasson Ina leinerale at I to. rat eati.—Delailed edelegase s with inagratisp sentry tr..s onger, s _rkk. lest (pre peat) hoe. TLC URNS, of LONDON-MAKE ONLY.— Th e lament treortment of really Loetkesasade TEA 111U01 (in. s ,jiag all the t aties., many ef which ate eigistered) in the world, Yon nALE WILLIAM S. BURTON'S (late Rime and gum), 31, liztietictreet. corner of !teams:l.4We; and No. I, New gAnstreet. Irani ells. te ,C , o each. warranted.—D)etailal eatalogoes, s ob engraangs taw goal. free. —Vetablbilted in Wellastreet tun. ATsunsTritni FOR PAINT.— Clamant se is necesswily at all tines candue're to ItrALTII, and this, es well se mammy. I. greatly promoted by substituting for the mama pro. arm of pontbst wilt all and white Iced, aThYlDiNtrit DYES ge dTAININO WOOD, decorating Cheraw* large Public Wants ard Theatre% a well es private &realms'. When economy in rspendi. her of material sad time ki of hapertance, thess Dyes tall be found at the rn - atent =amass , . so they give a rich ;colour to phis woods, sloe they reflect ell the toasty of the retard grainiest, which la se repent to int tielotts .t =t in , end, at the same time, arced the din er. eaMe and sof paint They are ens ured :uol 0.1,1 by lIKNRY S s r=t t , No. 33, Standontstreet, kb,ci,fr 4r..rod. Unica, lit book a, at 6d. and la. each. and at 6.. par..ab,a. they may aka be obtained in pa Ater, at an per lb., at.r. ITe• in water to Sem a liquid, and I lb. makes w' 5.1105 si ;atwh eh rtiee stay be bad the proper Varnish sad Size. with threction* far it. ere. obtained of M. Kolb, the Wurtembers consul at Rome, the retractation of his protest against the bom bardment of Rome. To-day the Monieeur records the retractation of the Archbishop of Paris, whose senti ments on the conduct of Austria towards Venice have been made public. " The journals (rays the Mountain) have published a letter from the Archbishop of Paris to the minister of foreign affairs on the subject of Venice. We are autho:ised to affirm that this publication took place without his participation, and much to his regret. We may add that the srgments developed on acother quesion mare nearly touching the state of the letter in question era founded partly on a very incom plete knowledge of the var ons diplomatic facts to which the Venetian question ham given rise." The Gazette de France says " Rumours of a modi fication of the mmietry were current to-day in the S lie des Cooferentes of the National Assembly, where the representaLves who have not quitted Pane meet. The modification was spoken of as certain, and it was said that it wruld take place in the sense of the party of M. de Fellouz." The Treasury yesterday lowered the rate of interest on treasury bilia, the decrease taking effect from the 16th instaut. From henceforward bills of from 3to 5 months are at 5 per cent.; 6 to 11 months, si per cent. ; 1 year, 6 per cent. STATE Or THI BANK or FRANCE up to AUG. 16, with the corresponding items of the preceding week : Work eating Week ending Aug. 9. Aug. 16. IiAIMTIXII6 P. O. P. C. Capital Natal of new trod Osaka Reran* bloom of ow fond hooka 1,980,734 2,950,730 hewn, la real property Bank roter in eirealattos Do, Branch teaks Hills to order 000,224 02,711 OA telegraphic eommunication has likewise been sent along the various liras of nulway. The polioe who have been left in charge of the premises hive disparaged the unshrelia belonging to the deeeawd con cealed up the chimney, and a cheque belonging to him was found in the dust-heap, in the pad. 31. 17s. 1011. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.11; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.101, it follows the g.ld is 0.11 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. The course of exchange at New York on London is 1081 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 109 23.40 per cent , it follows that the exchange is nominally 1.08 per cent. against England. But the quoted exchange at New York being for bills at GO days sight, there is a dif ference in interest on sending gold to New York, which, added to the charges of transpirt, would pro duce in the fital result ales of about, 11 par cent, on transmitting full weight sovereigns to America et the present rate of exchange. A slight improvement took place in rates of exchange for this mail on Hamburg, Vienna, and Trieste; whilst Paris, Belgium, Lebon, and Cad's were • fraction lower. The actual rates for bills were the following : on Loud= was 4.79 for ono month, and on Ham burg 1011 per cent. fo: one month. The rates of exchang. at Stockholm on the 10th wo; e, on London, 90 deya, 12 9t012 8 per sterling; ditto, eh 12.14 to 12.12. On Hamburg, 90 dam 1281 to 128 per dollar barca ; ditto, 67 days, 1281. On Amsterdam, 70 days, 122. Oa Paris, short, at 231 per franc. At Oatenburg, on the 16th, very lit.le bad been done in exchanges, which v.cre quoted on London, 12.13 for 90 days' eight, and on llimburg, 129 to 1291 for same date. LATEST PARTICLILABS.-.THIS DAT. The only incident of interest in the sitting of the Second Cu amber to-day was the communication made by M. Macteuffel, concerning the events of Ilamburg on the night of the 13th. The Gets, as related by the minister of the inte.ior, are precisely the same as time which I narrated yesterday. He added that the Hamburg bu'gherwehr, on being called out, were unable to achieve the service required of them. (Noise.) The barricades were forced to be cleare away by the Hanseatic military. The givernment has desireed General rrittwitz to take proper scans for protecting our troaps horn similar iusults. (Cries of " Bravo," on the right)—and has further remanded, through our envoy, full satisfaction from the Hamburg Senate. The Minibter of Justice laid the ordinance of the 10th July, concerning the displacement of judges, br fare the Chamber for sanction. The t sin-ordirance affecting emplopis had been already referred to a com mituer and the analogous a &ter° or the decrees re• quired that they should both be left in the hands of tee same committee. M. Toebe made a speech in reply, which gave oc casion to the right of the Chamber to manife,t, by various mists of disap,iroba•ion, their dislike of tt c least check upon rrinisterial inclinations. Tuobe said that there were two questions at issue : first, whether the 103 th article of the Constitution The excitement in the vieleity of Minter-plate. New Weston.creet, instead of diminishing, Le still on the increase, and during the whole of the morning vast crowds of persons surrounded the holm, which is • very neat building, two stories high. After the dimovery of the body further march was made by Serjeant Baker, of the M division, and upon his examining the dmthole in the garden he found a check for 8001., which was subsequently proved to be the property of Mr O'Connor. The conetatie lag named roundels. a cart:ion of vomit, which the surgeon (Mr. Parker) directed to be carefully secured for analysation, as there is every reason to believe that the de ceased had been drugged below, the committal of the murder. Mr. Change Slow, the summoning officer, proceeded, shortly alter the bony was found, to Kingston, where he waited upon Mr. W. Carter, the coroner Mr Serrey, who Tuned a warrant for the holding of the inquest this day (Saturday), in the large room of the Leather Market Ta vern, New Weston-street, where the inquiry would be opened at two o'clock this afternoon. The plies are on the alert throughout the country, and there is but little doubt their apprehension will be effected in • few ►eure, for the officers have traced the murderers as haling pained trrough Brighton. A telegraphic communication was also sent by the several reilways to the provincial and seaport town., but up tonne o'clock this afternoon the police bad not hear t of them. Letters from St Petercburq, of the 7th, rep irt the mot kk t fur tallow as rattler d•pressei, and tna prices had g i ven way. Yell .m, on the spat, was quotta at 115 114. j Ukraine, 118 Isotssh was in good dr rum d, Rad cotaiderablelE:sitscss had been done itt it. Hemp, clean, was in reque.t for this country at re. 81 to 8); half-clean, at rs. 74 to 73. The total expotts of hemp this your am( untrd to 985,161 pooch, against 643,338 pale at time date last year. ExArauge on London, 36 15-16 to 37. Time. Prices negotiated. From To Hamburg 3Na Amsterdam Ditto... 24 Rotterdam Antwerp Brussel& ... . " 25 03 Paris . ..... Mart. Ditto ._ II Na. IS 52 Marseilles "25 60 ...... Frankfort on timMais " ...—... 121 f Vienna Trieste Petersburg 26 I Nisdrd 64 so 50 31 35 26 GO Naples Palermo lasbon 9O duos date 53 4 Oporto Oar advice/ from o.7eisa to the ith repart the mar ket for grain as rather 'hill. consequent upon the ad vices from England, end the inte,li4eeee of the pen ing of the Baltic ports. The favourable pr3speebe for the Larvest had also con• . rituted to k ep tke prices down in the face of very await stock,. Various char ters of foreign vessels had taken place for foreign pirts, with provisional rates to England. Several English revels had been chartered at 655. per ton register io Great Britain. er 52'. 6d, dir,et to 1.711.• don or Liverpo,l, and at e. 6d. per quarter for wheat or maize, rand 81. tis. for wool ier ton. THE POISONINGS IN WILTSHIRE. CONFESSION OF EIGHT MURDERS. awes..._ ....... GraPa CLh.Alt, FAIR, and SUF'd bktZ4. ROW LAMM* KALTDOS, an 004'101 Bsbiamic Preparation, r wily free ham alt mineral or metallic admixture. It t• dbiths resbni rer Its extremely bland, purifying, and writhing effects on the .tin ; • Mb' by its setter on tee pares and minute seenttnry Re. Kati it expels all impuritiet from the seglisms, allay. awry teMeasyto s t , an I the. ett Madly disulfide* all redneas„ tan, pim ples, s v m., detn!orari one, and other cutaneous rintationsi. The Masa it imparts to Machina, and the softness and delicacy which it induces en the Ala, reader It indispensable in every toilet p a . , r e studious lislydors . Oar sale. eotttalnie mineral atria gent• trterly ruinous to the complexion, and by their repellent adieu cuLearnne real.h. the nori Itowlannie Kaly.lor " are on the rroi 0 . AI. genitine article. rem k ad. awl .. Id. per Mdtle.— Feld Dr the Msuifireits, at 20. Ilattunicarden, London, and ►by all re scretabl.• sherelos and perfumers. ISIPOR CANT to FAMILIES.—MEA SAM and titATIVE CXRPKT tit UP clear see, man n% and purities s'.l descriptions of ('arpets, Wm. gets, and Worillesx. restores the CA4.l`., 111.1 k, • them ratter many years' wear) bob almost mus h to new; Lid Wsniroben Gentlemen's amber, Amite! Uni frms, hie. as it ni it not in the slightest &Tree t ayare the most deli cate recur'. Tits mstlind of moos It is so elms thm no more labours , required thsn slashing a dad door.-- ay be had at the nandotry , I and 2, Nianifol -place, Loa er liennititamlane, he h. sol in fano at in Gd. per lb., Ara Included, dem I lb. to I lb., be drurrien greeem, sod Omen. It bias no equal for cleansing pate il ITU t.l RMAX. justified ministers in such sweeping acts of le gielstion—(reurnsurs on the right) ;—secondly, whethtr the laws were in themselves good. Two separate committees were necessary for the eonsidc ration of these points. (Murmurs on the right.) M. Manteuff 1 laid on the table memorials on tho re mold of the state of siege in Erfurt sod Berlin. The sitting closed at twc, old the Chamba adjourned. till Saturday. COUP etvlIAM, AuGusr, 17.—Rebecca Smith, who wee convicted at the recent Wiltshire Summer A.sizet for the murder of her intent child at Westbury, has confessed to the chaplain of the county gaol that she previously murdered sever, ote ere of her children in the same manner. Sr., at tended Divine worship at the meeting-house every Sabbath. day and regularly said her prayers—praying at night (by her own showing) that the might be preserved throughout it, and rtturni..g thanks, and praying for further mer its in the morning. The only motive the wretched criminal assigns for such deed• of horror is, that she feared that It: r chitdren might watt to want. She bore the character among her neighbours , f being an int , ffcoa:ve and industrious woman, and tber • is no doubt she hes suffered great privations, her husband lriag given to druoltroneu. Her father was a nalrket gardener, aid she had 1001 bequeathed at Ate death, but the who c of this sum was equendered by her husband. Suspiei ins sr. re entert..int d that she hai ale endeavoured to poison her surviving child when in infancy, but this she firmly denies. Oa the contrary, she expresses the greatest affection fur this child, her only fear (as the sass) being that wnen she is gone, her daughter will be neglected be her hus band. Her execution is fixed for the 231 , 1 inst. Efforts tra being made amongst a certain party in the county to obtain a remis..ion of ht r sentence, and petitions to that effect are in the c Atm of a.gnature ft r pre•entation to the St.cretary of State. We understand that the revenue authorities have complied with the terms of an application requesting that copperas may be allowed to be landed at one cf the wharfs on the south side of the river, the report d their principal effictrs thereon having recom mended that copperas may be added to the list of articles allowed to be landed at the first class suffer ance wharfs on the river side. _ _ The Bunk of Bugler(' averages for the w.ek ending the 11th inst., when comp-rt d with the mums fur the week previous, give the fAlowisg results : Account current of Treasury,erettlter 30,776,361 85 53,344,52 SO 1841e4 accounts cum.nt 82,316,381 38 94,164,1'69 92 Accounts cumin in the. brawling Receipts payable at neat ._... Branches Drafts at brands banks make by bank Drafts et bank payable by Wendt banks 4,025,923 0 3,802,069 0 Divides& payable Liquid. of keneb bank of Algiers Likaount, dint. Interests, and en 99 1,228,056 91 D=ts and (liven Interests in branch banks 619,076 0 681,206 0 ReAll•ctrtnt Inq half.year 113,693 49 111,63 49 Ulan ant branch banks 321,162 321,262 0 Sundrute 812,653 137,842 11 Circulation esme £27,343,575 Ci vo !anon ems' ."...... 15,7 4.•,15'. Pubic delimits Other deposits Ootrrnmentcreuritkila I . e . . .1,-24 e. 7 banking department... Other etturiltes Coot and Pullinti *even day *pa other bills 1,117,461 The list 3 .31 1 . 3 .30 .... lnerwe 1,433 BAN it OF ENO LAND.—ACCnCS: tot the Wasktinling Autt.11,13121. TILE DUCHIES.—The Brunswick Chamber de cided,on the 11th inst., by a majority of 31 to 21 vo:es, in favour of the ministerial proposition for the sec-sition of Brunswick to the league of the three king•. The chamber of Saxe-Altenburg has also pro non rad by a majority for the same course. the Brunswick chamber was prorogued on the 11th until the 9th of November. Th- chamber of Saxe- Mciningen WWI dissolved oa tl.e 11'h. The govern ment of Saxe-13oburg-0 Alia having declared its adhe sion to the league of the three kings, the president of the Coburg section of the ministty, Brohuer, has given in his resignation, which was accepted on the 100. Nob= bend 1:17,6 41tm B,S$ u,g;:r. - - Uovo matt tt Doh t S11.1)1 , ,100 lice• 2.1)44,900 4.401.1 Loin tuAl &Odom 13.:3:2.306 t Baum t.16.541 sams.sm .ca,Asons 703,313,260 0 701,916,740 64 0:40 and tego aan 233.377,449 81 136,472,242 67 °ash in the brands Winks 123,679.803 0 126,5•7.723 0 Mlle over due 102,713 19 1 44 . 41.0 0 3•1111711 Prortietar.' 0414.1 ..,..‘44.:14.0..tu Ir.t . . 3.3:3,:'% eumto 441,4: E h.q., ur. 1:40444. Comutia. 4,t %atlo Del,4„.m 4 Dm. Accts.) 4.71!. - 41 Other 941.4144 t ..... 1495:t 115 -uvou...laysulthitherl3lll4 1,11%461 I►ISIYI. Spnyi . tir. -. ll;;CitiriKuid — rVerglai rAvtiritics i...^1d.u.n.1 as or Cow: vll,llo 11111 s mad soropiaricas is Paris ..... „ 45,76,431 47 42,491,1,80 25 Da. do. la branch beaks 84vaasss isqrallisa Aug. 16.181 P. 133.611. i, d. R. EL9EI'. ut3 .--' -------- Wilt WORKS ON EMIGRATION. With a Map. price la, A - GUIDE to PORT S CEPRENS, in NEW I'OUTII WALES, the rolnay of the Amman In Aar"ealtwal empany. Hy Ai O•LANto It 111 . Alan.. Author of "Ca n nata acid httlerk" " The Raitgvant Fatale." tr. 0i.p..,. to I , c 4. pr , , in. pike lOU. Ga., with o coloured Map or Nevus. m Sew %riding, SIDNEY'S hAtildt tat I'S .101'ILNAL. Sart. ThentainA, wire In. SIDNEY'S AUSTRALIAN lIANOiIoOK. N. w * Or* Monthly, moan Out, pr re lA. itypupri; gaall:RAS VA Jot aNAL, and TRAVELI.ERN MA- G.O.INE. Wiled In !Masco. moue. Magmata' 014,4r0aa Aii. Dania. ni , tnt* • M lonnt contain: AMINO horn the life of • Bush- WI; • Min. on "he I' 'mobile-71w V., of A.welatoon - Power's New &goal - I• 1. tun a of .ti atallm tenlaranta-Leto ro nom Patrick llorr. U Oeon•in, 1'..4.-Joornd of a Voyage to Adrlaide - Lettrri:nro Ti a,. 5,.. .1 -Mr.. Chnholat ..vi the Awenduin Alnico,- Meal Onspaaru 1'..1 any Manlove gendarme Answend: A Wind lo Wawa Lcann. tint -Our labrary T.. Me. Laois : W . n. MT ;sad Cu., Amato Carver, riermaiteumw. GERMANY. ANOTHER IMPORTANT VICTORY BY THE HUNGARIANS. AUSTRIA.—Oar Victim paws and letters have to' arrived t .day. We give oar readers the following highly im ports! t bellciin of 11 ), tnhiaski, which we censet from the supple most to roe Coto rte Gamete of Aug. 17 : 0. ss. Ttr.l sod 24,1 a of July my team obtaiste 1 sae ther i.nt victor, over the seamy. Atter I had taken ap so the •21.1. . p at each a meatus that, m y ao,, *too .tr. kite t out bey•utd Oesseryta hams Pe-s. my Men Jess Aps Ai, sad me left wiag at Jaw Jae* .t ea ;h. rasnius mere, 1 awaited qulrly the usutssout of the may. Oa the fled • f July, p.m., I learnt by war sears, that aereec the Martian troops, vrl.oe mem tome was etc tiered t• Hatvan. movers, hoodired task. of brandy of ant sitars. at • h boot distributed, in e notelet neo of which they heti drut,k themselves into sub a tus'i.l uate, end eve f wieh excuses, that four men, fu the sake of na cpu, writ ol•lieed t o ha sh ,t. rt.-.r .1 it f emetic. at the same tire, that this liquor had lore sit n anted, hectose as the Pleasing m rui ng a nautel a-•..k was br lead. on WI. I Rau:Tea, 'lt ts.s ,t f , t that Rata, be: to an•i• 'put it. I had tea • tt • en-m) to he dee iv...11.y law 11111-11/4 0i.14 IMO *Wit 0, at..l kept hint in the opi••ion thvt I was m king a toned saran *Ph my seeps to arise. teed that only sej reer•goar . e.. wear Gyiattyts, tt.coph I really was ti t . ra , setae I. i.. per •t Of sr of battk. At two ...dirk in the mc• hoer, on in' 21 I troteuturrd with my 'river ti t " ruck a • 'sc qainst ll.tvsu, anti I rutteced , thror to into 4.. I.s et ruin..u. d.ottter the *octet lyi .g vtuttii4 drink in virep Tti• Revls! s is this ol tec dW alt loon make a et ad; sa.ny of the ofiieets of tart steely 9.t in tb•.••ir shire; others 'OM cut el.twit or tale n i r•nore, before they ruebel their 'm.o. Attu the Otte had bees taken some title, the seamy'. r.s , rv.s came up from Oodollo towards Um's++. In eb a :, fa rms , a t ter Itch' he...1-tpurtr. we,., hat th.,tr ry ie stein. The brave re.hunt Malady, utterer Oh 1.. e lice ear, rrtelod the seamy with the baro..et, while the titers • d Co' nel Butter.,, Nuke from Pau, to It Ooze in the 1.11 fiat k, and ret.deted tho defeat Ceetive. Our 1:1lars t•arta dietiaaeistril thetvelvrs in tt•i.attask. ' intossurh av they eloartet Wrathy annihilated two RusAte , ad as er ruitmonte. WI fie this west on at the ri.th. wirg st.ii in the amps, my left wing, which hardly - amr tout •h. 5,, to Jebel ea Jur-Beane ; here it tot t • hoe. ile cup., and 'r re it bolt with great lOW to S.roky.r. Tle enemy braght un rep-artd Ir sh sspporu, and the booth grew W...lrwr •It r••r • ohetfitota At ab lat mine ter.:ozit in the ao tn. g t b•altart cavalry teurgo was mad.. on our vide vve the enemy's position at &ants, le whisk the unary sea loft try • t the mussy were ell.. a in sad overthrows I. ash at. an ... r •Itat 1600ofth•ir dead sound Or &Id The ninny r. , .w to t to the wibtest tight. twins b• hind them IS Pim• of orients end 2,000 pis men helpmates red off forWei•aan, poomad by oar cavalry fast tehisto •hens, WI o maimed them so iswousid.rahle lobs in ad dition. At 10 .clerk am., the battle was ballisatly d aided is cur :a... r Attu that my left wino also, white moved after in. to rcA•lon, had wormed sal fired O. drib°, that was still nee, iri 1,, the norna ) . My army corps We no. tek-n up a eeMi. it er po-oton, rztendinr from Jett-Bertny to sat Welipi. 4 the plater Ouc1o:1-•, Dina Auud, and Se .nta. which ! etr'a e p,Ott. and which lam named y .t -evrity ,r ev mute ag in in a few days, The twee lo•rd f•t.rn 2 o'cl..ek a.m. to 10 cm. The reuse kr. lam del% ly "p .n my attack in Haven and Orman., all hi. h..r.cao , 14 pie•os 4 ordnance, goo prisoners ' besides situ dead u•olesusehd. To-morrow evades I hope to be la W.ita-n. 11 el-quarter, Oyotgyos. Joey 24, 1 o'sloek a! eight. DamaIMPIL Oesene-in-ehirf. Prince Schwuzenburg 1-It Warsaw by Vte train on the 12th to teturn to YORUBA. Two Russian couriers posh d th. night of the 12th, with ap cial engines, from Myslosim to Nfa.xkL The ministerial Pram of Vienna, writes :—" Ir is remarkable Viet Prince Sehwarzenberg should a rive lint al at the same time as Latnoecitlre at Warsaw. It is more than probable, what indeed hes been falkrd of fnr some time in m : nisterial circles, Viet the crass or A CLUE ALLIANCE $\ Y BE ?MIMED from the eqeitte enrilial., which row exists betels n the cabitcts of St. Petersburg. Vines and ?be focus for the essential interee's of awn powers ppale to fall on Germany. PRUSdlAs—Our correspondent writes BERLIN, Arc. 15. A eabioet council sot this morning. After the eesseil broke op the ministers proceeded to Potadam to dies with ti.e king, I urderstand, from teml th witY, tb .t the sub ecit ilminis'ecial deliberation won the vaunt to be pursued irt the Germs question with nod •ci then owes which have not yet adhered to the "few,r of the three tinge. The resolution come to was this : to set a fixed term for such nrinces as have hitherto h e ld off to declare tbcmsele? 0 , and after the expiiati-n of that term to call the It. ichsteg. The term, I hear, was left far future decision. It is ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—Wo have letters from our Rimtu correspindent, w jell reach to the 10th inst. Oudinot has returned from Gaeta, not very well matielltd with his trip. Toe Pope w ill nat return to Rome jost now, hot has coreented to come as Mr as Albano, wh• re the French troops are to . go out to tricot him. The Pope wishes, before entering Rome, to g,r to Naples, Loette, and 80l woe, alai make some stay in each cf tbes-t towns. C.s'el Osedilfo ' a pill key near Albano, is the spot chosen to receive tl.e Pop, and his Fnmch allies. A sort al Fielt of G Aden Cloth' will b 3 Feld there, where 0 •neral Ondinot and Pitts IX. will join in fra ternity, hke Henry VIII. and Francis, of old. &mai, already much detested at Ancona, has been named minister of the interior and of police by the red triutnvi•mte. Giansanti, an advocate, is minister of justice, and Galli, a sup nor employ; in the offices of the ministry, minister of the Mteriur. Monsignor Camillo Amici is named pontifical com missioner-extraordinary f. , r the Marches, inivrad of Monsi mor tiaveli who has been made minister of the interior at Rohe. ..... The pontifical comm'seioner-extrairdinary at Vitt rbo has published a dtcre, dated the 3rd, by which all republican ens:gus and colours are prold ; Cubs and political nesociatiuris dissolved, the e Nita or gaming-houses closed, the liberty of the psefs sespend-d, and other measures or police pre w•ribed. All alienations of ecclesiastical lands and property are declared roll and void, and persons who ill not, within fivo days, hive gi - en up to the oulice tte booby, papers, vales, and ornaments be Ling i t ehurctie., which may ba in their pissession, shall be considered and put tilled us warren thieves. LOMUARDY.—The Pieilmontese Gazette of the 13 h atstre that 804) men of Garibaldi's tto me, who had ut rendered at Verrucchia, litre been conveyed to M stens, to b' tried by a court-martial. NAI'LE.I.—We Lave rec irrd a letcr from our Napkv corresponde•A, dated the 10th invt, which poises that a change of ministry has taken place, Prince Catritti havi:.g r s;gmed. The rew cab Hat is ns follows: Fortuna - 0, Fira-c and President of Cour.cil ; War and Merin ; Lvngohardo, Grace and Justice; Use°, Irterior ; 'froja, Pubic oraetione. The three latter are cardinals, ai well as For:unato. _ _ The Neapolitan Fires were at 81..?,. The new Mi nister of Finance was about to coatritet a tom. SARDINIA.—The trea'sr between Austria and Piedmont being finally ratified on all s.d<s, shne of Vie putienlar cienditions are coming out. It seems that 83 pereons are excepted from the amnesty, and tha commie an the most celebrated names in the nobility. FRANCE. TRIAL OF M. PIERRE BONAPARTE. PARIS. FRIDAY 630 v x. _ . A Council of Ministers was held yesterday at the Elyske. It wee rumoured in the evening that this council was held in c:...erequenceof the receipt of im portant despatches from Gormley. The Peace Congress of 1819 will meet on the 22ed inst. in the Salle Sainte Cecile, Itue de In Chaussee d'Antin. Today the trial of M. Pierre Bonap-rte on the charge of striking M. Gatticr in the Li-gistatire As aem,.ly, took place in the Tribunal of CJrrectional Police. M. Castle?, having been called on to make the charge, said that on the 10'..h inst., whilst in the As sembly, he was list -ping is an artic'e that was being read at the tribune. The article was nearly conclutted, when he showed his sporobatinn of it. A representa tive who sat below bun requested him to talk in a lower tote. lie did not pay any attention to this request. uron which the represt utative already alludtd called him riri'le bPe (an old fool). lie ans cored by " Vous des tees lion:cert." Upon which the re presentative turned round, called him a stied imb‘crit, and gave him a box on the car. M. (tattier add , d. in answer to several questions, that he never called the president of the cuuticil a canaille or a siesta gredis. M. Lebestoene, also a representative, rive quite another version of the affair, and persisted in saying that alter M. Pierre Bonaparte had turned round to tell N. Gistier that he dd nsL know what he was saying, the latter cried oat. " I can prove what I gay ; von are a fi " (inibleil..) It was then that M. Pierre give the blow. M. Porion corroborated tl.is testimony given by M. D Ibretonne, and was sup ported further by another representative, M. Gavini, whn eat close by. M. Savori said 'that he saw the coaansencement of the quarrel, and he heard M. B inapar'e say distinctly to M. Osatier " Vous etes tin imbieile." The rest was drowned in the noise, but MAPierre Bonaparte, whets surrounded, cried out, " Je cons enmerde loos." Ater much conflicting evi dence, M. Pierre Bonaparte was sentenced to 2001 r. fine and damages. M. Binaparte Was carried in triumph by his friends from the court. Retritetations seem to be the order of the day. No sooner is a liberal sentiment uttered than a protest is required and obtained, end the unfortunate utterer is obliged to " write himself down an au" at the com mand of government. We have aeon how Oadinot Adhiniseco bean by branch Innks "643,756 0 . 540,176 0 610mmaa his* yobbo funds...." 22,315,033 23 4134,033 23 hi es Pm& pablia hods by lamb MOB 441.0902 Is Sks state on Treasury ben . Admen% the date on kma of 130 _ _ - 10,000,000 0 30,000,000 0 tOILII of 3,000,000 to the city of Mar seilles Advanced to the department of the meme Stock fonellar mem !Mock, &wont& fonds laveattnent of see fumed busks la 12,779.511 19 12,779,511 10 Sack bu 1.4100 and forsitars 4,0014090 9 4,000,000 0 Sal property of **Deb banks betwout la Matisse! Divouat Sank 200,000 0 )00,900 0 Were* of breath beats to the National Mama Ulu*. of the ;-..-- -- -. rovineial towels Protested b4O Protested bilis in branch beaks-- Expenses of manassesest Eapensm of MaSeenoSB s of bmaa Mass . 149,633 0 131,703 0 landsiss .. 147,300 93 731,673 17 703,314269 73 705.913.7110 Gi BOURSE. PAWS, A. 17. For For Account. Mowry. .43sealow Webs& Lowest. Melee 1- -- - - ter nests. ...... 54 274 ; 54 ,15 i 4 3.5 54 33 64 SO we Cns- do. 3trw laws w w w w per erste.. . ..- 1 70 " w w w per Cents I w , .. 90 •0 3 pee ends lk per Onus - 3 do. !fro lam 4 pis Cents l,l i I K 1:011 itlmnft, on 1A13.: 3.10 hr% 25 33; 44,15, :5 :5. .4ln ?if %own, 341ftel. Ito-Wes 50 34;sti. In. 3, INS ~ 4J:443 LIAI ... 74 Trreaury Donde lAft. 24 IL.cuo:.—Parts and Orleans, ; P.ris mad Rouen, .s^_s; Rouen gar Were, 247 50; Arrienon end Alarseides, 2.2 50 ;Stsuslsoin and Ode, 102 s 0; Centro (Vrernen), 302 34 ; eked,aul. 400 ; North, 42150; Parts end Stouthourg. 353 ;5; Tours and Nodes, 303 73; Watertan aud lneyta, 120; Airlielho sad If.. nlogrit, DISCOVERY OF A FRIGIMUL MURDER IN BERMONIOSEY. Yesterdsy afternoon, ahorty after one o'clock, the neighbourhood of New Weston-street, Bermondsey, vas thr ,wn into considerable excitement in consequence of the mu limed remains of a man being discovered in one of the houses in Minerva-place, near the new leather-marl:et. The house in question is at present unoccupied, bet bet. nes to Mr. Coleman, a hail ler, ',siding at No. I. Al, tit ax months SAO he 1-t it to a mad named Manning, a discharge t railway servant, who was dismissed by the direct a.* of the Great Western Railway Company some time ago tor being c neerned with Nightingale and others in committing a series o' robberies on that line. H' spoeared to resi.le with his wi'e on respectable terms in Minerva-place, and the murdered man wrs frequently seen a. their house, aid espe cially in the company or Mrs. Mant,ing. The name of tar de c and is Petrick O'Coono7, a gauger in the customs at the London docks, where he has for rime time received a salary of 3001. a year. He was supposed to be in possession of nearly 4,0001. in foreign railway bends and securities, which was well known to Manning and his wife, as they were frequently in the habit of meeting him at his I,dginies, Na. 21, Oreenwood..treet, Mile-end-road, On Thursd ,y morning, the 9th instant, he left the latter place about half past e, yen, and at five the same afternoon he was met by a triend near Manning. house, where be said he wss going. He was nit afterwards seen by any of his friends, but being in the habit of leaving home for some hours, ne notice was taken of it at the time; but his not returning on Saturday, handbills were circuls ed offerieg a reward of 101. for his discovery. Nothing being heard of Mr. O'Connor for some dap, Barnes, an active officer of the K division, was em ployed to look after him, and on that officer going to the deceased's lodgings he found that his boxes had been nuet.cd and emptied of n'.l the valuable eontentr. He then ascertained that Mrs. Manning had been there alone on 1 huraday miming, the 9th inst.,which excited his suspicions Yesterday Barnes, and Burton, an active effie 7 of the 31 division, proceeded to No. 3, Minerva-place,whieh had been lately occupied by Manning, when Mr. Coleman, the land lord, afforded them easy access. Barnes hail beard that Manning had used threats towards Mr. O'Connor, which d I,iin to suspect that some untair means had been used against him. He accord:ugly suggested to Burton the necessity of dicging up the gal den. They did so, but found whine to excite their suspicions. Saute then looked aver elle lower part of the house, and on searching the back kiec:ien he thought one of the flap had been removed. lie consequently called Burton and procured a ahavel and oth-r iustruments,when they removed the stones, and immediately seer-mined that they had been recently taken up. On tnrnirg up the fi.gstones the resistible' found treat the earth was rather slack, they consequently called ia assist ance, and on removing the earth 'hi y came to the body of the murdered man. He was lying on his face with his legs doubled up, end tied with a rope to the haunches. Mr. Lockwood, a medical gentleman connected with one of the hospitals, was passing with our r porter at the time, and instantly rendered his assistance. He discovered that the &ceased had been brutally murdered; that he had been shot, as two slugs were discovered near the temple or fractal bone. On turning over the body. it was discovered that he had false teeth, which e rreepondrd with the follow ieg advertisement. is.ued on Monday last: 10k Rewaan—Mtasixo—Mr. Patrick O'Connor, an officer of tae customs, who left his resid e nc e , 21, Green wood-street, Mile end road, on Therduy morning, the 9th last , end was 1 st ti en near Weston-street, at fuur o'clock the same aftormooe. Deseription.—Fiqy years of age, 6 feet 11 inches high, fsir complexion, light It tie, stout made, end wears • false set of teeth." Late in the afternoon a relative of the marred man identified the bah. _ _ _ There can hardly be any doubt that Manning of his wife committed the murder, as they sold all their Roods to a hr.keriin Bermondsey-street on Tueerlsy lest, and eakibi.ed a strong desire to leave the neighbourhood. Mrs. Manning was also at the murdered man's hoigiogn on the day he left, awl the day after, when she unlock. d his drawers; but no su.pici•rn was attached to her, as she was in the habit of visiting them during hie absence. The deceased wes pos sessed of near 4,0001., chiefly consisting of foreign railway bonds and shares, besides about 3001. in cash—the whole of which has been stolen. In fact, nothing of the lead value has been left. A number of detective police have been despatched to 'wean' provincial and seaport towns', to endeavour to &mar tian whether the suspected parties had taken up their quarters there, or whether any parties answering their de. seription had taken their poop by the foreign boats. A HUNGARIAN STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE.— In, compliance with a requisition, signed by nearly 10P of the moat respectable inhabitants of Southampton, inclusive of the etteriff and twelve other members of the borough count I, the mayor has convened a public meeting of the in habitanto at the Guildhall, on Tuesday cm niag text, for the purp , :e of expre-sing their sympathy with the nob:e Hun pa.ians in their atrn,cgl.s to maintain the existence of the independence of their native land. THE CittiPa Itt DEVONSIIIRE.—Were it not for the interruption of frequent showers, our harvest would proceed Tepidly, as the latest pieces are now f tat hut. ning to ripe ness ; we may say the greater part of the wheat has passed the r gpration of the reaper, mid many of the cerlicet fields have been carried in a saisfactery condition. The crop ge nerally appears not to he an unreniunerative one, unless tie doings oi our legislators should make it so: there seams to be little tense for complaint as to qu nil' or quality, end, with a little fine weather, our hcrvest would be over fa a very short space of time. Oats and huh y ere ■ot mush to he cam, hiked of, and are neatly ready fur the scythe Turnips have Paired by what benefited the wheat—dry weather—and will be a late and not a goad crop. Mengel wurts,l looks well and premising. That much talked•of root, the rtro, appears to be struggling on ; bete and there ✓e see the disease very t isibly, but, as yet, there does not appear to he any material damage to the crop generally, end the early a -tie are better and much larger than we finesse's them a long time, but we are not sanguine societal' to think the crop out of danger—we have often seen great and sudden eh after rain. The apples grow well, oil will not be Emit below an average crop. The grass land loo k s better than we could expect, and we need not complain for want of grass fur th- cat .'e. We want sun both to gichei in our present crops well and to well wpm our lard ter the crops of a tether year.—Exefec Flying Post. WATERSPOUT IN TUE MERSEY.—Yeaterday morn leg, at a quart. r to nine o'cl..ek, the phenom n st of a waterspout was men in the river Mersey. A dense cark cloud deumnded neatly oppo ite the battery, and, on t nosh ing the water, took the sh:p., of an itaironrl, found, the water b-low boiling up furiously. For a moment it was atationary, but teen began to move up the liver %wards the inagaziaas, but tool changed its course, and d tvtidi d, dis• pursing in sallower oppoiite But Ale.— Liverpool Journal. TUE LATE AFFRAY BETWEEN TILE MILITARY AND THE PoLICE AT SUNDERLAND.—At the Watch C.,aa. mAtee meeting, on Tuesday. the town atilt noted that he had re-...hi1l a letter from the War office, in answier to an appliesti m he had made for the ripener incurred in • ision between the is.l , isn and pt-lice in September lase, and the expeLse of the polkas and other t ersoas attending the e •urt a.ar:ial at Newcastle. The tier guts as follows : War Offi , e, 10th August, 1549.—Sir, in answer to your letter of the 23rd ult., with an enclosure, I am directed to acquaint you that fell particulars of the claims the several persons aerial!' to by rsti, for their earns's., in attending as wit.,ts‘is at the (.1. enl Court Martial, assembled a' New • in 31st °nob , rhist, fur the trial of certain soldiers of the 63ru IL•hrinect, should be furnished to Colonel Marten, of the let Dragonar, now stationed at York, who Cal prod dent of the ski . court, and who has been requested to tr Re mit the claim., after due invesigati , m, to this office, with his n port [het euple, for toe Secretary at War's cnsideration. Ti.. claim of each person, with hie name, resitlr.re, and condition of lite, should be separately and distinctly stated, and duly au..henticated. lam to add that the rapkwet in curred by wiroessee in the pr 'ccedingt before tt e Cisil Ma iristrat• a Court • ill be ehnsidersd by the Secret..." at War, I am, sir, your obedient servant, R. L. KIRET.—Wan. Scow ball, tows clerk, Sundetland." The town clerk added that the exprcies for witnes-es balm* the as silk:nitre and fee some dentate that was done was 17/. The other expense' amounted •la about 41. Sunder/awe; Times. TILE GUE4TLINO POISONINGS.-CONFESSION OF THE Ilicanzaaaa.—Vary Ann Gearing, who was comic ed at ti . v. Lew. s a•ris-s of mordetirg her husband by adna;nis tering arsenic to tics, and sitsinst whom the re were also two ludic:alerts fee taking away the lives of two of htr sons io a similar manner, mute a fell conks:lois of her crime on Thursday I .at to the chaplain of Lewes gaol. The %infer- Wows woman b•!1, eiice her condemnation. evincel a cue erase of tle awful position in which she is plitta. The tn.,. cation is fixiAl to take place at Lewes, oa Tuesday next. - - - -- - MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY HYMNING, There was a good deal of animat . on amongst the dealers on ete Stock Exchanre to-day, and the Eug lisli lui-ds were extensire , y nealt in, pirtieuler4 tc wards the latter part :if the day. Consols fur mosey opened at 921 to 1, and attained 1, but were lasi marked at 921. For account the transactions were not numerous. The extreme rites at which they were done were 921 and 93, the first and last opera tions being marked at 921. They left off at 921 to for money, and at 92! to 93 for account. The Three per CLIP'. it , duced were marked 92'.i acd 1, end the Tiiree-and-a•Closarter per CeLts. from 934 to 1, the last to nsaction being at 931. Exchequer Dills were variously disposed of at 435. to 48.. premium. L. ng Annuities at 8/ aid 13-16. Bar.k St ck at 199 and 200. In foreign securities the amount of business done was unimportant, and the quotations remain without much variation. Portuguese stock was done a trifle lower. The actual business wee at the following rates : B..enos Ayres Bonds at 521, 53, and 54. Cuilitio l'hrto per Ceti... at 53. Danish Three per trots., 1823, at 70j. Equador at 31. Grenada De• feard at 34. Hr xican, ex coupon., et 281,1, and 1 for money, and at 281, 1, and 1 for account. Peru vian Fem. per Cents. Active, 1849, at 52. Portu guese Four per Cents. at 281. Spanish Five per Cents. at 18;; ditto Passive at 31 ; ditto Three per Cents at 34;. Venezuela at 2.51; ditto, Dufeired, at 7, Dutch tour per Cent. Certificates at 83. The premium on gold yesterday at Paris was 10 per mine, wh'eli, at the English m'nt price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, glees an exchange of 25.391; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.371, it follows that gold is 0.09 per cent, dearer in Paris than in London. By advice, to•dsv from Hamburg the price of gdd , is 437 per mark, which, at the English mint price of -. P 4... • Pairs. t 44 . t 41 PREFERENCE. li 1 -- /1 1 , ig - 4 A go Jan. 16. Prannt ." ki 1 --- .7 per amt. Z P. 6. I tor 6 yro, I t'alo lonian ........ 10 : and 6 per 11 pm. If put. 5 1 . • 5 6 0 orot. lo 1 eurpotn/ty / Ch,-ter and MI,- 1..1 ?intern C.tuntles lO c, I pm. pm. Ii .. 44 4 lint Lanett...hire t..r.st Nttrthern Earl Ltniad., litrt .. Z 1 6 1 pm. 3f pm. Of .. 6 6 3 15.4.0. trtatnift , al.' aad Birmingham) GO 6 1 db. 1 pm. If .. 616 0 LlllC4bille Ttoripthiru 1.,,t .1., owl Think lll 6 Not Y. 1 pm. 5ll 0 Itriglitoto .. . ... :bath Wa.teral 1 1 4 percent. Ittboktoh.o, ~ ITe awl 1 1 r.f 11.. 1 dlr. 10 .. 45 0 ~hire I i gurplua Midiaml, lied ~ and Itinnlugham.. 100 6 25pm. pm. f .. 415 0 Aper . ernt, 1 North 8r1t4h...... \ 611 t arl r• 1 Tams[ 1 0pm .. 117 G n 1 ..utal i ' - ' Pa4P4lal4 1 &lath EaPteLlp j i Rooting. Reigate ........ 115 Et 1 lipm. t ... l llpm 8 4lB 0 1 Ummertial advien have been received from Ham burg to the 11th. The numerous vowels which con tinued to arrive since the rising of the blockade, amongst which there were five from Bahia and five from Ilevannah, deterred holders of orders as well as ape culators from operating, uutil the effect produced upon the market by the numerous eunplies, arrived and on the war, lied shown itself. The stocks of coffee in the interior hied become very much reduced, and as the consumption of that article is found to be very great, a fee Frig predominated that after the Dutch sales were over, the prices would rather improve than otherwise. The market far stater continued to be flat, owing to the orders from the interior having teen recalled. Cotton was held f.r higher wee. The demand for grain had entirely subsided, and no transactions for cap it had taken place during the week. 115 dollars had been re fined for wheat of 611 lbs. arl barley hid reartesel GO dollars. Heavy rains were v. ry general, and were likely to prove very iejurious t) the ,'ending crops, unites • favourable change to dry and sunny weather soon took place. Public secu rities and shares were firm, but did not attract much notice. Money was very plentiful. Exchange on London 13 9; for three months, 13 101 far short. From lirexen we have leVers to the 14th; they speak with encoura:ement of the proepects for a gfiod autumn busine es in colonial goads, now that the hkekade is :sited, teed ve4sels were arriving every day from all parts with carg.,ea to replenish the ex hausted stocks. Coff evas in great favour. semi va rious sales had taken place at fall rates. Seger was neglected. Dye woods were in good demand. The accounts from th's county had caused considerable depression in the grain market, and prices were look ing down. The exel2ange on London was 610 dollars per 1001. The accourt. of the 13th from B. rlin, report a very anima'ed "Bonve." The favourable tole R hick pe. miler, the day before had considerably inevrae , d, and • further advance was quoted for moot stecke and railway sham. Voluntary loan was quoted at 1041 buyers. Treasury notes 87: buyers. Bank shares 931 buyer.. Polish Treasury " obligations" 741 buyer.. In the rain market, the advices from England had caused e re fiction, and the prices generally had given way, especially in rye, which was fully 4 dollars lower in price. In barley there was nothing doing. The following i 4 the official monthly review of the Bank of Prussia at Berlin for the mouth of July: 1. Sprcie and bars 2. Notes S. HO+ in hand 4. Lombard, amount . 11. National securities and eundry Oman& IG,T. 2,300 1,1 N 1,900 10,97,7000 10,217,00 13,187,910 6. Notre in cireolalirm 17,1 1 ,b1..00 7. Ile• mited capital 8. Lan from comrommt in note", (after repayment of 4,900,000 dolia•a, sccardlng to Rank resole. tion, dated Oct. 5, IRA) 1,100,000 9. At the credit of the Treasury, public institution% and individuals, including bill teat:motions Letters from Breslau of the 10th report that the rye harvest had penvt-d a very good one, whilst the crops of wheat, barley, and oats had only then com menced. A few ' , amples of new wheat had been brought to market, which from their good quality were eagerly bought np. Oilseeds had been bought extensively by the milt rs. In zinc nothing was doing. 3 dollars 26 kilvt r greschen was offered for Gidwitz produce. The various advice% received by this mail from Me mel, Palau, Konigsberg, Stet , in, and Dintzic, report numerous charters of Pru-sian and English vessels for grain and wood to Or a' Britain. The rates of freiglt averaged from 4'. to 4s. 6d. per quarter fur wheat to London or Hull, and 16s. per load for tim ber. A , Memel, however, several charters of small vessels bad been eo-cluded at 3e. 6d. to 39. 71d. per quarter wheat toLind .r, with proportionate rates to other port.. Frem Christiania we have received commercial in telligence to the B'h. During the month, there had been charter: d to London fam vessels at 18t, with per cent. per Christiania standard, and three vessels at 38e., with 5 per cent. for split wood. The exchange THIS DAY. Two o'Caoca. In the E'.glish fonds to-day little business has been transacted, and the market is devoid of interest. Console or fled Weedy, at 921 to for money, and at 924 to 93 for account, and have so continued quoted to the present time. Th.. Three per Cent. %dated have changed hands at 921 and 1. The Three-sad a-Quarter per Cents. at 931, and 1. Exchequer Bills, at 455. to 48c. premium. In the foreign market the business has not been tx•ensive, but priers are well supported. Mexican and Spanieh are rather firmer. Tee actual dealings of the awning are the following : Belgian Four-and. it-Halt per (lilt,. at 84. Brazilian, at 851. Dutch Four per Cent. C.ertifieatts, at $3 and 1. Grenada, at 171 and 1. Mexican, ex coup.ms, at 1 - 8. 2 and 4. Spanish Five pa Cent-., at 19 an d 181; ditto Pan. sive, at 31. The F.ench fonds closed yesterday at Paris at a slight improvement over the prices of the day previous. The Three per Cants. were marked at 54 30, and the Five per Cents. at 89.10. UNOLId4 VUNDB. Hank Stack, 102 200 3 tar (n r .Cata A0L.9•14 3 3 ter CL. ltrA. anna..9311 ev. kit 3 tar Cl. Con. Ann., 112. Mzebequer 141 W, 44. ea FOREIGN FUNOB. 6 per CL AVAthll Road... , 1 per Ct. Grenada WK. 17 18 it tot CL &lg. Roark 83 6 Grenada Deterred 8d.., 31j . SI per Cot. ditto, I 5 per Ct. Net., 1646,281 t filer Ct. lratiltut 14114,86 6 6 rut et Pr u‘: to 1446.. ;A Ditto Nes. 64 6 I Portutdzso 0rw.,161 Ai 4 per Ct. Itneo.6. Ayes, E 2 4 6 yrs Ct. Rao. Ws., 1;41 7 Pitt* C6lllan Ws . IN. , Epsnokh ISL., tat 11l Nur Colamh. Pct. Irk.. i 3 inn CL slur '•. 11J. , 3 , 4 I Coltunbtwo Egll.4lif Ma, : 2 1 slur.... 1.4.• f..: 00 M... 3 per Ct. bamall 1W.., r.1:1 Pat, 621.1.3 1166..3/ 4 ! per Ct. Dutch r.h.. :41 ?4 1 2 err Ct. Veisetucta .4.., ES 7! 4 Ct. Lute. Cert... 83 3 , A tett rucLa Ddetre4 Itit.. iti 7i At the present period when gir.rantesd and pre ference shares have attracted and continue to attract so much attention from capitalists and the moneyed public, the following calculations (which we take from a circular just issued by Mr. Thomas Allstp) may be found useful as exhibiting the rate of interest yielded in perpetuity by the pric e cipal of these secured. a. It is well known that guaranteed shares have absorbed a large amtunt of the surplus of the money market during the peat half-year. Of this fact, indeed, there is sufficient proof in the general tine in value which tl;ese shares have obtained since January last, and this in face of events which have exercised a most disastrous influ ence on the value of moat descriptions of railwaj property. THE PP.ODUCE MARKET. KINCINO-LAJIR, AVOLST 17. 81.704 R.—The market hut chi Ye.* witli a lUOf6 ate illy ap. than at the opening, but la.? week's quotations only have C a i r lTtotante.Y. 42t0 ishda. of We.t India sold by private retract °yds , , making ''4OU hint.. for the week : Brown, 34Y. 6d. to AY.; middling to goot - I, 371. to 38.. fol. ; One, 3:1.. to 41e. Maui it'll,: 6,00 hago offered to-day, about 1,006 were bought in, the remainder raid steadily at hot Wft4Cl, Currency; the qualities, Chiefly gold low, 350. to 41a.; low 3 ellow quoted at 3'o. to 3lio. ; brown, 31a. to 35.. Bengal: The public oate eonYiottyl ot 1,360 b 30, chid!: white Honore.; a email port tut, oold, td fine quality, 111. to CJ.; totonion white, 38m. to tort ‘;:I0 Mad.. Porto Him odd at full prior., in public no's, 39y. ti 420., duty paid. Ruble, in hood. -old at 171. tot. to 20m. 6d. A cam. Lit brown Ilavannzdi 11.41,:yen oo:d aeut at 20.. 911. The lb tined ourlyet 13,1-li with a stoutly app tar. sow, grocery lump. at 31t. to 4.1!, 0;1 iatlete ban I , oifi with ka. spirit tattay, but ,rota] quoteitaa i.e not rltectil I gJod okuiu.ry u.ttive but.al at It re.—This art's.* has been act:c.•, nnil • very I .r,te amount of isinnees hos been done Moine the w•ck, the greeter part yellow .Smic.in and Madras for exportation, of which it is now difficult to I iii. Thr gine:aloe inan•ls ly buyers. tipermlims Mice been made in white lirn id on apeculation, tout description being rotatively chop. TALLOW.—The quotation is reduced to 39.. Ao.tratian vdd in public at V.P. to 35.. Gd. • South American a! 3is bd. to 1... mi. Rms.—The midget it steady. Proof beewszils, Is. nil.; East India, Is. Id.. • BYANI/V.--The consumption con:Lima large, and prices art fatly rupport. d. Mtn A I,— Iron : The demand limited; Scotch pig, I ts. to 44.. 6,1.; kits and rod. in Wales st. to 51. 54. —socher : I 11. los. to 151. —Tts plates In grind demand; coke, Vs. id. to Vis.; charcoal, 31a. to 32a. —Fault India Tot continues very dull. TEA.—This article continues firm ; common to very good common oongou, flit, to Iod. per adesnr.rd / pa lb. this week, wilt a large amount of buAinas done. SALITITIM Irla been dull of vale; prices without alteration. fiI.NI.BIFA.-Jamaies ginger rold at sl. Ina. to 81. Se.-Camwood bought In At 201. 0221. 12.. 04. -PAT'a..wax told at 51. to lU.-Cam copal re 44 at 44. to I Id.-Gutty Per, ha bought in at Td. In other articles no material al , - a' use. The result of the week 'how, a i alter amount of burira-s doLe in the colonial market generally than last week. _ 1311.11170 L, AuritliT 17. St:tlati —We have *main to retmrt another dull week in IClour raw sugar market, the tranvactiona rime our last being of the nu.t retail character, at • further reduction In prices on the portal some importer*, whi ch, however, are t.ut atonally submitted to. Tie eletranora of all denriptien• oft P. sugar continue to he on a yen large scale; and, as the stock. of the dealers must now be fast re ducing, we look for an improved demand here for the raw material before long The !Awl market e"ntintien without alteration.— Move-dried minds sell slow 4, and price* ors Istrely pomaded. Wet lumps from 43.. to 4:.a. (and at et ich rate the buyers obtain good cola.) find • brisk male, but the tit.tor sorts, from 46.. upwani*, are diffi,suit to room—Bastard. and We,. of which the 'moldy Is coma pier..titioly small, aerie' request, and et.loniand steady rata. TREACIA — . Still yell.. pretty free ly . at Ifls. . Hen end 3trit-t•ion For the better ilereriptiens of the former ankle there in Mlle Little inquiry, but other sort* are un- Lnlmible, and prices are quite nominal. TALLOW—The mark. rt mains without sPeration, at previous tiu .Tations. Petsrobu.,: T. .on the spot, 390. to 39%. SI. • October to IYece,ubor d. Over, ~8% pd. to 395.; separate La „,,, t b.: &lira', as. 3d to 390. GM Hors.— WORCIP.TER, Aug. 17.—The Hops are era ;creasing av won can be ewe d in the good ground, though the weather not P , Fettled and worm could be 'lend. The blighted gr ands will do neat to nothir.g PCIPII/1. lbe duty range. between 6,0001. and 7,00td. Market e: ; bat the advanced rate. are reidiacd when sake are made. METALS -LowDom, Aut. 10.-The emend improve ment in the iron trade notlerd in our Mat has been fully boric out this week, and makers are very firm at cur quotations. Let ters reeeirevl from the Cmtinent during the last few days are much more encounigin and hold out the expm tadon of an early revival of trade. A few sites of W. Ph bare have taken mace, at U. 50 rArt me of the makers are now iols. i.g 5L 10 , , at the port. "cot: v Pig Iron mo.t he quoted about the same-say rd. to 465. Inc ?inc., at which the market dui" firm. Engl Ph Iron, her, bolt, and equare, London, per ton, 61.; nail reds, 71. ; hoops,7/. 13e to W.; sheer 81. 13s. to W.; bars, at Cardiff and Newport, N. ; fined metal, Wales. 3/. 10s. to N. 13a.; anthracite, 3/. 155.; Pig., in Wale., 3/. ; do. form 21. 15e. to Si.; No. I, Clyde. net emilt, 21. 50. Gd. to 2!. 7s. td. 131ewitt's patent refined Iron for bars, tails, Re., free am board, at Newport, W. 150. ; do. fir tin plater, boiler plates, &e., 4!. 10a.; Stirling's patent tougheacd Pier, in Glee sow, 15.. to V. 175.; In Wider, 31. 15s. to W. 10s. ; Stat. Nesbit* bare, at the work", 6/. to W. : pigs, In Staffordshire, IS to It : rifle, 51.; chairs, 4!. Foreign Iron: Swedish, 11/. 10e. to 151 . ; F ore i gn steel : Swedish g, 13/. 15s. to 14/.; faggot, 131. English Copper: Sheet& sheathing, end Dolts, per lb., 9d.; tough cake, per ton, 79!. 10o.; tile, 71!. 10..; old Copper, lid. per lb. Lead: Pig, per ton, 151. 13a.; sheet, 16/. 15e.; red lead, 18/.; white, 22!.; p tent shot, 191. 13s. Foreiga Lead: Spanish, in bond, 131. to 131. 3s. F.ngliah Tin: Block, per cwt., W. 135.; bar, 31. 14o.; refined, W. Foreign Tin : Hamm, in bond, 31. 125.; Straits, 31. ion Tin Plates, IC Coke, per box, 1!. 75.; 1C Char I/. ; LX do., IL 17s; leer: Kates, warehmired, per wWe,q 141.125. 6d. 10141. 136 Zinc Engleb sheet, per ton, 221. Qis , ilver, per lb., J. 11111•4