The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-17 00:00:00

DESTRUCTION or LITE BY • RUNAWAY TRAIN.— Th. icc its' apes lase Penuhigtos, the child whiter death was cluse , l by the numway engine breaking inter her flethet's atom at the Wbeves terminus of the Farame ileactirn Railway, was bd.! on Monday monde, lest. The !bets of tie cues hays already bees given. The inquest meapitd burly Ave hours, is the oturse of which Ito less skaa fltatta witnesses were examined. The jury. after • kin di s cu s sion, brought is a verdict of " Acideatal death, soasequsate of ea error la judgment of the engine driver, and they considered that there is a great want of protection of lib sad property at the Parana and White haves tentless." Polroelso WITH STINKING FISH.—On Sunday the 7th, great alarm was excited in the town by a rep Ire that the MP!, r . had broken out with intense yield. am is tome terentri.ts is /Intern', knows by the rams of Mogen buildtt g. ; that de persons had died is the sight, sad that a great nuatsr were thou 104 dangerously ill, mat of the oasts manias is Nogg mediatel 's-buildings. Mr. Sewell, inspector I of aeitaucts, imy proceeded t 3 the place, tad kaki that i 115..., prevailed there to as alarming extent, sad that the haildiage were in • most filthy and disgraceful eseeditlea. Osiaquiry, It was karat that a sea who had brought some large stumble oysters to the fair bad met with a bad sale, and bad tither given or slid at small that these oysters to the poor in t neiebbourhood, and that every one who bed eaten t.f thee had been attacked with violent eholersie &are ea. No time wee lost is eadeavotti lag to wings , * the enfferinit of ske poor peopk; workless were got together, cue or .was of the families were removed to the rid alms bosses, W 71On ins were lighud, beds obtained, aad warm sad coat& nabs hod procared ler thou ; sad their dwell• fags, al;hassk it was es Sendai, were whitewashed with kat lime. Ile attack era timibtedly lode& dby the iat madam see ed stale ask sad osuelersted by their mode of living. Early ea Illeolay rising notices, offering one guises re tt and to may ow who waild Inform against parties captain .r oliring vela any wale fi sh, went well city Lied the orb die Sewn. sad aria doubtless have a besektial effect —Bridgwater Mee. FORE:0:1 CATTLlL—Tkratiaut-ship Neptune arrived from Bt.:ova, has brought 171 rasa sad cows, is addition to • ere , er urge of orovulons ; the steam- 410 Wilberforce, from Tonoiagea, 201 oxen sad cows, fere the satire serge ; the Free Trade, trots ronanigen, 161 °emend COW, sad Id Ater ; lb. Eider, from Tuaniugeh. 176 elm sac eusa, 25 sheep, mad 20 laashe ; and the large steem-ehip Misr.% at Mel kola Tomtit's'', has brought 284 head to horned e :le, comprising the emirs cargo, consigned to order; if, whole, with the exception of the ere arrived from Bremen. Poing the penises of Demark. The cargo brought by the Tr.,: eat, boa Tamaqua it by fat the largest timer rtat..44 of aside which her yet tikes plass from the Car. Ca. at. MONRY MARKET. TvaDAT Evixix•. At the eommeneement of bruin's. on the Stock- Exchange to-day, the E , glisla funds gave every indi cation et firmness. Consols opened at the improved closing r ice of yesterday, 92; to / for money and to.morrJw's account, at which they continued steady for watt r me. The operetions, however, consequent upon the iwproaohingsettlement, the account prov ing a " batsh" one, clued the price to give way; end they gradually declined to 92 to 1 ; at tt they closed for money and to-morrow's ac count. Ine transactions in them subsequent to the close of the regular busine-s in the house, were ind-- cadre o: a farther downward tendency, es they went freely d ne at 91 fee money. Foe the 14th November accoul they were quoted at the clove 92/ to I. The Three per Cent. Reduced were done from 911 to 901. The Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726, =raid 91. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. varied from 92; to !. Tee Three per Conte., 1761, realised 91. Exchtq , :er Bills continued to be much inquired fov, and the quantity in the market not being equal to sappy th • demand, the price has again advanced. They are rutught for by the brokers and ready money men, as offautg a preferable investment at the pre sent juncture to oriamds or other government mud. tier, and nt nee the present demand for them, and the high pr.c- which they command. They were done at 445. and 40e.; ditto, Small, at 44e. and 47r. prem. Bank Stock realised 198. Long Annuli's were dune 8 7-16 and •' ditto, 30 years, exp. 1859, at 8 3-16 and / ; ditto, 30 years, 1860, at 8 9-16. India Stock was don,. et 255. India Bonds at 81s. and 84s. prem. Tae settlement to-day is the foreign ite:its and railway share market pas,ed cif without any novelty. Shares have again experienced a further decline, and some of the leading lines role considerably lower. In f reign securities there wee not much done, with the excedthin of Mex'can, and the prices generally were the• same at at the highest pint of 3cstctday. The *cum baskets was the followieg : Chili-n Six per Cents, at 931. Binador, at 31 and Mrxi.-an (cx January elopons), at 271, 27, 1, and 1, for acvoent. Peruvian Four per Cents., 1819, at 631, 1, and 1; ditto Deferred, at 191. Portugueite Five pi r Crut. Converted, 1841, at 32 and 33; ditto, Four per Cents., at 331 and 34. Spanish Five per Cents. at 181 for money, and 18 1 , for somata; ditto Five per Cents., div:deed M from May, 1841, at 12; the Passive Bonds, at 31. Spanish Three per Cents., at 331 and 34, for account. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates. at 821. The canna of the !Reign exchanges far this day's mail wi.e a shade lower fur bills on Hamburg, Hol land, ar.d France; and a fraction higher on Vienna and Trieste. On other places the course was the same as on Friday. A comparative statement of the receipts, in the shape of imposts and indirect taxes, for the first nine moi.ths the years 1847, 1848, and 1849, has been publist e,l in the Paris Mossiteur. The following is the resu!t 1847 the receipts were 698,774,000 f.; in 1848, 49!,412,000f.; in 1849, 309,466,000' From this it will be seen that the falling off in 1848, as cemplred with the hut year of the monarchy, was 89,318,000 r., and that in 1849 there is an improve ment, as compared with 1848, of 13,044,000 f. This is not quilt so favourable a re.ult as might be ex pected, but it must be remembered that the reduction on the salt tax and on toe indirect contributions in 1818 amounts to 28,747,000 f., which makes the reel inmease for Vac nine months of 1849, 41,791,000 f. . . According to advice. from Havre, the intelligence of the expected falling off in the cotton crop in the United States, and the effect this had produced in the Liverpool market, had given an extraordinary im pulse t) :he cotton market at Havre. The total sale. of the week, Ssturday's included, amounted to 20,039 bale., and the price bad advanced fully 9 francs upon the r..tes which ruled the previous week. The total imp.rs were only 1,774 bales for the week ending r E Saturday. As coffee, the same speculative spirit was oxen • V , the total Woe of the week amoan'iog to 32, hags, of which about 10,000 bags were disposed of, to arrive about the beginning of 1860. The advance obtained was 1 franc for Hayti, and-2 francs Itio, making the present quo tation for Rio 43i to 48 francs for unwashed, and 641 to 62 franc* foe wished; and for Hayti 491 to 61 francs, and for the dotaive 63 francs. The Portuguese government, on the 25th June last, ac:orded to Raman vessels the same privileges and duties SS WO in force for vessels and goods im perted u• der the national flag into Portuguese ports ; the Russian government, under date the 22ed August, in conaideration of tie above foot, have placed Por tliness Teasels oa the suns footing with their own in Russian ports. Goods, however, to enjoy these pri vileges, molt he isapored direct from Portugal. _ _ Tae advice. of the 8 h from Konigeber.i relative to shipping state that there was no want of Teasels in port i i quest of employment, some of which had been cliarcred to load them on speculation, which, bowie- wculd have to be re-chartered on the best terms o4teinable. The rates of freight had in come- Tweet given way, and whilst the English markets continued so discouraging for foreign grain, there was xo i:ducemcnt for freight-seeking *easels to visit the pent, and no ground to expect any improvement in the tees. Notwithstanding these circumstances, the Ithlowinit charters of English resettle had been effected during the week :—To the East Coast, 44., 3a. 91, and 3s. 6d.; to Liverpool, 4.. lud., for wheat per quarter . Several resells had been taken up for oil cake for Hull, Firth of Forth, and the East Coast, at 18s., 19e., and 20s. per ton; to Kirkaldy, at 37a. per ton fee Sam Advice from Stettin of the 10th state that the grain urtrket wee rather dull, though the prices of wheat wt re inclicat've of more firmness for hat parti cular s!apie. Geed quality, of 90 to 91 lbs. weight, had h: en paid with 571 dollars ; and 89 lbs. weight, on t! e spot, with 531 dollen. Rye, on the spot, of 82 lbs., had realised 231; 86 lbs., 261; 67 lbs., 27; 88 271 dollars, with a tendency to improvement, as h ;dors were attempting to cbtain still hig ter terms. For o.d.,bcr the current privt was 251 dollars cash ; for Novembet and December, 25 dollars ; for Decereer tad Jot‘t.ary, 25 dollars ; for the spring, 271 dollars for quality 821bs. weight bays been pad. Burlap of 741 L, ighy, 24 ; Cm heavy 26 dollars were asked. Oati, 151 to 19 dollars. Peas, 26 to 36 dollars, ac cording to quality. Metals were quoted : Speller, 4 3-12 dollars; iron, No. 1, ca the spot, 1 7-12 dot tars, for delivery, Id. 13ag. cash. Several vessels were in poet without employment. A few charters had been effected to London at 2e. 4d. and 2s. 6d. per quarter of wheat and 10a. per ton of spatter ; to Giole, at 2s. 41d. ; to the east coast, 2s. Bd. ; to the Fir% of Forth, 2.. to 2s. 9d. per quarter for wheat ; to Shoreham, 16s. 9d. for amber per load. According to letters of the 6th, from fiettenburg, it appears that a number of Nor wegian vessels had been expected there in quest of freight, they, had, however, mtarned to Norway to pass the winter. This had occasioned a scarcity of shipping, and the terms ref freight had in oonseqnence advanced beyond the remits cornet rates. For small vessels, 1 le. and 11s. 6d. per tan for iron to Hell bad bees Nivea. 40e. per Petersburg standard was demanded for tron to Guernsey and Jersey, and to ports in the British Channel, and 55f. for ditto to Havre. The American brig Swan had been chartered at bidets per ton for iron to Boston. The court", of exchange was on Lon doe 12.10 to 12.11, and on Hamburg 1281, both for 00 days' date. Letters from Copenhagen, of the 10th, inform us that a good deal of business had been done in coffee for export : Rio at 31 to 31 schilling bunco, and duty paid at 18 to 19 rl. schillings. per lb. 95,000 lbs had been taken for the interior. In St. Croix sugar some business had been done, at 131 to 14 rl. schilliog duty piid. A cargo of sager bad arrived direct from Porto Rico. In grain there was not much doing, and the market for all descrip tions was rather dull, with the exception of burls y, for which there was some demand at maintaining prices. The imports of grain during the week were rather considerable, especially from the outports, and amounted on the whole to 15,200 T., of which 3,800 T. were rapeseed. The National funds had given way a fraction, with little business doing in them. The Three per Cents. English Loon in small bonds bad realsed7l; ditto, Five per Cent., were quoted 061 to 97j. Copenhagen Rogrkild shares, 381. National Bank shares were dose at 156 per cent. Tne Four per Cents. at 89. The course of exchange was on Loo doe, 9 dollars 6 Schilling for three months; and 9 dollars 10 Schilling for short; on Hamburg, 199 per cent. The greet increase which has taken place in the quantity of rough metals exported from Great Britain to fide and China this year, as compa•ed with 1848, is shown by a carefully revised statement is our pos session, from which we extract the following results : The total quantity of foreign iron exported from Lon don, Liverpool, and the Clyde, to the three Presiden cies of India, duzirg the first nine months of the pre sent year, was 1,580 tons, against 379 in all 1848; of British iron, 13,772 tons this year, against 12,580 in a ll 1848; of hoop ditto, 2,248 tons this year, against 756 in all 1848; of died ditto, 3,749 tons this year against 2,505 in all 1848; of pig ditto, 413 tons this 3ear against 40 in all 1848; the total exports of iron of all sorts during the brat nine months of the present year were thus 23,760 tons against 16,260 tons in all 1848. Of foreign steel the exports this year were 673 tons against 207 in all 1848 ; of copper, foreign, 29 tons this year spinet 36 in all 1848 ; of British ditto, l 1,422 tons this year against 1.424 in all 1848 ; of sheet ditto, 2,532 tons this yr, ar against 1,210 in all 1848 ; of tin plates, 7,946 boxes this year against 2,720 in all 1848 ; of foreign lead, 32 tons this year, against none in 1818 ; of British ditto, 1,029 tons this year, against 527 in all 1848 ; of sheet ditto, 339 tots this year, against 75 in all 1918 ; of spelter cakes, 3,288 tons this year, against 2,831 in all 1848; of quicksilver, 24,012 lbs. this year, against 1,942 in all 1848. In the exports of metals to China direct, there is also a considerable increase this year. From London, Liverpcol, and the Clyde the exports to Chita daring the first nine months of this year were : British iron, 1,8.14 tons, against 1,414 in all 1848 ; ditto hoop, 234 tons, against 191 in all 1848; ditto sheet, 21 tons, against 19 in all 1848; ditto pig, 125 tons, against 200 in all 1848 ; steel (foreign), 35 tons, against 44 in all 1818; sheet copper, 71 tone, against 11 in all 1848 ; tin plates, 1550 boxes, against 100 in all 1818 ; foreign lead, 347 tons, against 101 in alllB4B ; British ditto, 462 tons, against 50 in all 1848; of quicksilver, 4,400 lbs., phut none in 1848. We have also before us a statement of the quantity of woollens exported to China from London and Liverpool, up to the 22nd Sept. this year and to the same date of the three previous years. From this it appears that of long ells 70,860 pieces have been exported this year, against 67,810 to same dee last year, 84,760 in 1847, and 56,240 in 1846 ; of °ambits, 2,441 pieces this year, against 1,773 in 1848, 4,917 in 1847, and 6,680 in 1846 ; of Spanish stripes, broadcloths, &c., 37,773 pieces this year, against 35,494 in 1848, 48,818 in 1847, and 41.212 in 1846 ; of stuffs, 6,102 this year, against 2,695 in 1848, 3,896 in 1847, and 6,087 in 1846; of inferior woollens, 6,340 pieces this year, against 10,600 in 1848. 7,730 in 1847, and 7,679 in 1846. It wir be seen that the shipments of long ells and stuff this year considerably exce.d those to the same dat in any of the three preceding years. The quantith of the present ystar's shipmewa which had arrived . China at the departure of the last accounts were.. follows : of I , ng ells, 7,200 pieces ; camlete, 246 pieces; Spanish stripe., broadcloths, &c., 1,824 pieces; stuffs, 390 pieces; inferior woollens, 160 places. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1849. THIS DAT. Two o'CLocx. Considerable fluctuation has takeiPlicZinThel Consol market to-day in consequence of the arrange ments rendered necessary by the settlement of this day's aceount,which proves decidedly a" bull" account. For money Consols opened at 921 to 1, and declined to 911; they are now quoted 911 to 92 for cash, and 92 to 1 for the 14th November. The rate of " con tinuation " has been 1 per cent. Dealings have taken place in the Three per Cent. Reduced at 91 and 901; the Three-and-a Quarter per Cents. suc cessively at:92l, 1, 911, and 9211; Bank Stock, at 198, 197, and 1981. Exchequer Bills maintain 445. and 47e. presziam. Pnose in the foreign stock market are generally firm, and more animation has prevail( d in the dealings than for some time put. The transactions of the morning embrace the following :—Danish Three per Cents., at 721. Two-and-a-Half per Cents., Dutch, at 53f ; ditto Four par Cent. Certificates, at 821 and 1. Grenada Deferred at 31. Mexican (ex January coupon), at 27 and 271. Peruvian at 531, 54, and 531. Portuguese Converted at 331 and 34. Spa n ish Five per Cents. at 161 end ; ditto Passive, at 31; Venezuela, at 25; ditto Deferred at 7/. Tha French Rentee were rather weaker at Paris yesterday, the Three per Cents. closing at 55.30, and the Five per Cents. at 87.25. INOI.IBII /MID& Beak Nook IN 9 OIL ON I per N lot lloae..90(1 I Melit994. Lel e.. Nor. 14. MI Nor Ct. Coo. ANL. NI 2 44e. to 47e. 1 7 011 ION 101)11. ;per 01. Nokia Dem& 1 IN 01.13N00d0 DN. 1 7 4 1 7 4::&11... 1 411kr DM. we Q. iIsiOSISAS Pr 7 01ta1e..99 Per N. Amiss DN.. 43 4 MN .91 II IN 4 ere AVM. 90 41 Nie. IN IN. NU, per Ma 1M M Oolember Nds., _ inv& e . t .it:T.34% 01. so 5 PIN ONN. * =mei • SSW. Si Si 11.—Ttiree per Mate" 17 5.15, par; !our For Natl.he pia Cala. Ili peper CI, mop et ftftesid. 711. Exahattip as Lemke, 30.45. TRB PRODUCE MARKRT. MucossosAiro, Oar. 16. Stroas.—Tlisn bee bus a fair smart of bailors dose to.day the berth wear despond to ethes W ethic et the mese bser os eese, bet se atom ea the wok% ammo bee bees NW 1, Ithde. West lads loth been imiltholsy. palls We, 11.41111 beas et awl, &Kr etneg a clatiMptljpe, Nal hin e• le See. Demo, Sea. se yam Pleltree, for Us. ea. so aes. Y. thestaa : • yaentetyllet th may Ltele loses, were MA by *thee easethet; am/ et tee., Imbed as MI. Id, *eV PIA The Biel nail bob= tether bony, bet pu bre We less easeduell; pay Seek. Conee.-11thelmtles Myles is &sang IL to k Is settle Nth, bet a me meg et oat eeiroy mese F We et the., iddea mereely el. air a lent Oath atheest lee Coase.—• peed et u tbe e Wel rall% VW anted. ad Waite is Panne nil la petite eels at go. to 14., withh were pewterer ruse Illam-140 beta of Mares sold with spirit tram la old. to 9s. ed., vtaili we • iris edemas. hare.—Thera bee beta ewe Weary tor die elide, lad prod Lerma* en kik et IL I& . ____ __ ____ _ bereas—ilatk ay :Abet PO Melo bead it hn7 P‘o. bw l / 4L Moue ram; be woe *My be la all 4,61111 chub bare sew boom omi Ole limb wlllobawa. Carreo•—We bees le meet a Pry gibe market; 11,000 bake reported itaL au M a baio abeme. Tama, lea bomb MI di. Taa.-71mtple be wood Pi bently Yom, aad a drakes et S.* 01. la is sammom mesa ; be also Mask el Ml* and a it M. lo grad OS geepewews. KM parbeas penal maidom—S.M MIL Ootausea•mli lbw* Is peals mkt at a ollebt billow 9onamous.-7hiemp aii b. as h. AL—Tapia. emu on at e;e. to 7d.—Mak prey soli ot lb. 01.02 Ida—laila salier sold at to Id. le la. 711.—leepal marries soid at Si. Ha to Id be—Ccsokla mamma all psally reld at lb Mb 111.—bery mil at W. lb to Sel.-010 aio soli it I& le db. id. MINCING LAWO, TIII4 DAT, Half:put The. Then bas Dot been s public sale of sugar to-ciay, mad she market Is Ready. Coma.—The email *Me mkt at *whiles C.y did not show anrlel alearatke brgaloas. i 7 l.lll9llWais at Para an reared he pabila sale, end bought IN at M. _ Parma— OMNI duo Sematra sold 21 to 21 per 10.; while KM fi *OW& tiroaa~lsa~ has bacons doll, bat the chaund 'or lam Ms " Nis b prograssig altaahagasterday's Corms 4443434 m - Ire al Oa Ma swage. Tzs.—Ths MY h grograsslag brsvfly todq. • Doty paella vagsr so list week la Leedom, lawrpook amts. BOK BA Clyde . 4087,641 Ms the Imo poring lot year.... ......... ..... ..... 4.214,014 Demers 347,403 mono ram ori me u 1649 ro near Wm. 029,039111, Mod .... 141,431 11011 yd• Ll 229,910 ---.. 1,607,903 a . * • Woe lals4. 28,09,760 903,62$ Tbfal . Ilmse tine ia 164 TALLOW.—The market la quiet, with not much de mand, sod for forward delivery there are but kw buyers. Peters burg Y. C. on the spot. 375. 9d. ; October to Derweaba delivery. 96a. Al.; separate months' delivery. ale. 3d. COTTON.—LiTitaTooL. Oor 16.—The marketer's again eery to t Wrier. Prime et all kiwis were ettrr, with the 'ravioli or whia were a shade dearer. About 2090 title., it i. Feeerelly oompoled, have beta soil, mad et these speculate/a to.* .."1“11101111ITSII, OCT. 16.—Tb• casket wee main bye/War, bat s swillestely lair same et Beim Ms Um dewy at rather %Mir plink tor Mb yam end &Ms Om MUM ba diOdmd en Swash.. bollsoll. Oat saw Maim/ by Membewt: roods Is Mein this tbay bra p t rewisl dose rib revival of trade wbleb Me mewled die year se me at amok empawdested /..-they asd prieffs*. s steak the prisalpal dimmi kw b on was prid es = MM. Owe Ma ma bees Mama Tbse was Mildly he imdaydlemr. mil eves - brie asks wrre made etas Mime et tawawkwhelt per emi. ea Sataiday's new Damsedes Ism /lades M Maw Mmall, sad asseimewith of army as bast Turley% qweiedies Ms boa realise/. Term of all Rumbas end qualities, 'Mali to the Osman markets, were is fair deemed, and then were ease pmeisets ea Ruesten amount, but not to a very large extent There was not watt doing for ladle, either Is eietk cc yarn; end the same remark app.les to the West ladies Inds. WOOLLEN.—Lsztvo, Ocr. 16 —The market to- lay has bean of a brisk and hraly character ; an aura. meant of bulimia has been done. COALS.—Oor. 17.—Ships at sarivt, 8; .old, —.— Nothing; aid at 20 minutes past two. HOPE.—Bono z:0 R MARIUS?, Oat. 17.—Merses Pattendern and Smith report that the markst Is wry Orm. Du' y, 110.0001. CORN.—MAux LAxa, Tits DAT.—The Buhl Esttisk Wheat at market was takes d W the gathers at the rates of Moods Wt. Zr. foreign Whaat wry few tranretions weaned. The attendance of buyer. in Mark-law th's wonting being more than usually li mited even foe a Wednesday, the odes that were made were at the quotations of last market-day. barley steady at former priors. Then was a tolerably free rale Ice Oats, hat no Im nt in prie i , could be generally established. Beans and Pew without ilteraboo. atiaVALEI INTO LONDON PROM Mt OCT. TO 17th OCT. Inwat Barley I 330 1 ro 31 , i0 Oats lOO I 8590 flour. 320 sacks ; HALISWORTU, Oet. 16.—We had a fair show of Wheat and a alight advance was obtained on picked I ands. We steo note an imoreennent in Barley, but naltaters were not free buyers. Wheat, white, 425. to We. pa qr.; red, 40a. to 41e. Batley, 2os. to HULL, Oct. 16.-The imports of the put week hey, been very moderate, especially of fresh Wheat, of which our stocks are quite ituiignilleant, with an evidently approaching demand. Our quo tations have been fully supported far all of the trade, and the tendency decidedly upwards. For to.day's market our f irmen brought a moderate supply of Wheat, almost entirety new. Far good moditioned samples our millers were tolerably tees buyer., at tally the rates of last week, and in more instances Is. to 2& per qr. advance ww paid. Very little good foreign Wheat on offer, granairied parcels being held for a more derided adman than buyers sre just now willing to comply with; all sorts area good shilling dearer. The de mend for malting Barley, whether English or foreign, is exceedingly inactive, while for gri nd ing qualities it Is ezmedingly good, and Is. more Is obt Linable on the best runs, which are now in mall e:mpas& In Oats transactions are only moderate. Beans, if in good condition, meet an improved sale, and there is a somewhat better demand for good grinding Fem. Linseed Is again la. dearer, and Calel , Out so easy to buy. With additional arrival of Raps CiitCll the market is notsogoodtomanage,yetour quotation is firmly demanded. The present prices: - Wheat, Englnk, red, 40s. to 43e.; white, 43e. to his.; lkintsic and Konerg, 4641. to 49e. ; P 001111111.7111 and Hamburg, 40s. to 43a; 1.14 Holstein, and Fricalaad, St& to 386 -; Russian and alma, 33a. to Us. Oats, English, 14s. to 17a ; Denials, 13e. to 13a; Friesland, Its, to les.• &WWI and Odessa, 14a. to 16s. Bariey.malting, 24a. to 24e. ; grinding, 20s. to Ili. Runs , 224. to 112 a.; foreign, 26e. to 30s. Per, white and yellow, 13e. to 375.; grey, Its, to Us. Linseed, Bush He.,, 40s. to 42a; Petersburg, 37e. to els.; Riga and Archangel, 365. b 10.• ' Konigsberg, OM. to 37e. Linseed laokes, 11011, 71. Is. Od.; fine, fore Igo, 61. is. ; Inferior foreign, If. 28L Rape Cakm, 83s. Terme, for. ign, 20s. to Us. Imports, from Oct. 6 to Oct. 13:-Wheest, 3,372 qtr. Barley, 2,613 ; Osts, 231 ; Beans, 402; Per, 141; Mond, 3,830 ; Bapeseed, 3,103; 011 Cakes, 82d toes; Bones, 766. Ireirion, Oct. 16.—We had a plen•iful supply of Wm at to-My, which said at Is. to 2a per qr. advance. Finest malting Par tly das realised is. advance ; other sorts at full priors. Oats, Isms, and Peas about the lama m wmk. Lisps, Ocr. 16 —The supply is vary moderate of what, but meet oe the meals en the way are detained by contrary winds ; an improvement of la. per quarter is generally insisted upon, moles at this advance are checked, but holders mei Arm. Bark y la better demand at full prices. Oats and Shelling steady. Beans m•lte as dear. No alteration in other articles. Arrivals We week: Whim, °ASO ma ; Oats, IM3 • Barley, 1,130; Beans, 712; @belling, ; Rapeseed, 337; Linseed, 410. Lstostrox Bissau, Oet 16.—Thers was a fair seprly of Wheat allerfoL which net with a tolerably free MIS at Slily last week's prier. Battey also in iced demand at late rates. 0:d Beans ta abort supply, and la per load worse to boy ; new remain the same. Wbeet of 3 bushels, 24 to :31 a barley, malting. :70. to t 31s. ; 235. to 26a. pee imp. qr. B oldeans, , 21a. to 235. 6d. ; new, 1 to 1 Peas, 19s. to 224.6 d. per 3 bombe's. Lawns. Oeo. 16.—na supply of Wheat to day was not Wok gad as there was a good demand the whole wa cleared off at an advance of Is. to b. pm qr. from this day se'anight. Barley meets a fair sae, at pekes equal to last week. Oats WIMP, aad Peas steady. White %heat. lit. to I ll.lOs. ; cad, W. 15s. LI M. lOg. Barley, Ws. to 3t. . 0.a., Ik. 6d. to It.. Boma, Ws. to 32a. Pa, Ws. to 110 a. Lirsaroos., Ocr. 16.-We are being batter supplied with Irish produce this week, but of foreign grain and flour the arrivals i have been mall. The trade during toe week has shown much firm ness, and for the better qualities of foreign wheat a small adrenal him bored:4BllW. In other articles no change of consequence A. 6 occurred. The market this morning was fairly attended by millers and dealers. The business in wheat was not creesive. but the prominent of Id per bushel made on Friday w - is tuUy supported. Good bran 'a of Sour wee quite ea dear as last wet. Oats and oat • meal brought I. rates, nib a (air sale. Barley, been', and peas were each In goad request. The role for Indian corn was slack, but there was no change In the quotations of hat week. Prices Wheat, pot %Oa, Eaglets, red, old, 66. 3d. to 6s. 7d.; new 3s. 10d. tele. ; old, 66.6 d. to es. 104.; sew, fe.id. to 66. Ga. Irish, toile4.lod. to se. Id.; new, 4.. M. to es. Bd.; whita,old, 3d. t.; new, 56.7 d. to 36.10 d. Bsrley, per qr., English, 29.. to Si..; Chevalier, 31s. to 335. • Scotch and per 40105., U. Cd. to le. Malt, per qr., English: pale, 54e. to 58e. Oats. per 45. b.., English and kola, old, 2s. ed. to 2s. 104.; Welsh, old, 2a. 44. to 2s. 3d. ; Irish, fine sorts, old, la 64. to 2s. 7d.; new, b. 64. be 2s. 7d.; genera', oil, la • 2 a. now, 2 e. 3d. to 3d.; Beans, per qr., FAO* old, 325. to 36a ; &:otch and Irish, per 460th.., old, 265. to Ms. Perm per qr., English, white, 295. to 30e.• Irl.h, grey, 21s. to 30e. Flour, per 311011 m., English tad fine, 31s. Ott to 32a. Od.; superfine Si.. fd. to Ma. Od.; sutra, 34e. Od. to Ma. Oil. O atmeal, per load of 24410., Irish, 1849, Its. Od. to 219. 6d.; old, 19s. ed. to 21s. 04.; esnadiill. old, Ms. to Ils. Od. Bran, per 2410 a, 10d. to le. Foreign : Wheat, Canadian, per 701 b., red, Ss. ltd. to 6a. 2d.; white, 6s. 4d. to Os. 9d. ; United Mater, red, 6s. Od. to 13s. 4d. ;white , Oa 84. to 6 9. 10d.; De ntate, mixed end red, Se. 10d. to re. 4d. ; high! selaed,79. 24.t0 laid.; lower Bettie and Hamburg, red,fis 4d.to ChM. white, es. 44. ta 6.. 101.; Riga and Petersburg, red,4e. 10d. to Is. 4d. 4e. 10d. to 3s. Od.; Odors, common. red, 46.104. to se. AL Pol Areh ir, 44. to 3e. 64.; French, Spanish, and Italian. red, 56.10 d. to 66.111 d.; white,4l6.llo.* ga 4d. ; Bennet and Marlanopoli, red, 36.24. is 56. 44.; Peo, 4s. Od. to 4s. S 4. ; Mediterranean, Re., bard, 4a. M. to 4a. Ir Rye, Bsltls, Re., Ws. to 22a. Ricky, per 1 011 .24 griatnAls. te l i til. to 3d. Oats, p;ir . 4510., Id. to ed. European, 36x. to : Egyptian, par Ns. M. to 24e. 6l B.axs, per qr., per qr., Bank, Re, ikist_n „. 2 . /s. as 11b;_ Us. to Me. Floor, per MI. 1942 h., gunk lb. Mb 6d.; IJ.S. Western Canal, rweet, lb. t7ria ; OW. 114 s. GI Se 2114. 6d. ; Philadelphia and Baltimore, sweet. Male lga ag.; Orotlan. lour, 20e. to 24. Indian Cora, pm 48011 k, Amine waila,_llls. to 29e.; yellovr, 27a. to 28e.; European, yidlow, Vs. IL Sc Ik. Id. Indian Corn Meal, per 19610., Ills. 6d. to 14e. Armhole ael aspects into Liverpool from the Ilth to the 13th OcL inclusive : Irbeat, 7,379 qrs. ; Barley, 1,347 ; Malt, 643 • Oats, 5,433 ; Eye, 21; abeam 3,030 ; Peas, 41 ; Indian Corn, 7030. Indian Corn 1 0$ Weds. Ootmeal, 6,858 win. Flour, 10,101 socks, 3,914 barrels. in LYNN Oct. 16.— TM fanners are now much cued Wheat soirlas awl Mamllos to.dry are rather small. Wheat set trot ails. at en atm= of la, wad fork 7, IL per qr. Wheat, 62 ha. lo was. 1111.1•411a4 ra d i t to 43a ; Barley, 31 1 b to 331 b., NM. to tart ; to 17a to 21.. Oats, 3816. to 4010., lnoras. to IT' Gas, i s pot int . Deass. to N Nom to 30r. Grey Pea% 311 s. to 34. m, at WI PLifitorrw, Oct. 16. — Wi have had a laws attendance of fumes millets at market Imlay. New Wbests wee to good demised, at la. per qr. Mews, awl sold freely, at last were rate& &Unit/IT, Oct. 16.—The supply of mums to4kixi d =An advance of be e. t i ..4 . , , a k jer qr. was armed. width he a time; bet that rife was submitted to for the best dry emplea, mod the ruled dull. Weer was W. to la per seek dower. We Wm Ihst the pt of Bertsyllds year does not me se the huniers' ezpeatalkaa Thin ems a laws partly an oar. awl the best melteh asepiles me a weeldwalio daweed, width I roast l& to Is. W. per gr. were rang. Oats way Yale pientifel *, sad, shame\ Ws Wads ens ~eh, prim mare • trifle . la ober desseiplions ed wi lt little phase. New halt h deeseld‘ be • Wel Talgaliff remains en bead, sod Is is emahregieg. Old Wbs t,dt.alol. Ws. per lead; sew, W. to 101. las. I Old herby, 21&to 275.; sew, We. to Bin Oats, 17s. to Its. hies, Dee . to 4k. ; Zap*" We. to VW Pete, rte. to ier,„ a,. to Hu per gr. Vetches, 20e. to IS.. per rack. Flour, Ito,. to Ws. per seek. Old II" Co. W. to de SIL per bushel ; new, 7s. CATTLE, de.—Dma,Oat. rapplyorfat Ban today; the quality at the annals. the thew et the yaw eat Wine, was nip at the wadding son WM IMPMNIIIIIM in the Brim The meek ItSheep no Moiler peak tha the ale be all Man et Ong no Ilet. Then Wake a hope new at tat Piga, sad we an bee whin W len he than three; then named bat like qiq In the earlier put at the asandag, wkl led a teedthey Is hewer the price at to.daph awein troth that of last week M. pee north Best one troth 46a. to M.; Inthas. to M.; Taal, Md. pre O. Pip. 716 M. per lb. aoTWWIII•34 Oat 15.-1 1 14 have a lam supply of both Bens sad Bop at Ode Bars therket, the quart at nunL g o .d. Dgrea an Inn* entheva• bat we bad set a kith motet, am toponseen area bo esohned. We ants Inns thee Iswee, me part hat hied . Beet, Sth to es. Mans, 40. 4 4; Eimilavas, Os. 16.—T0-day we had a crowded market at Inas quality wins. Three wee a goad dome kw bet Oa at • dein at Id. pee sun; inner is we very 011sdno of r albst a ethwnw. The umber of Meth ao ear wee ha INS CM thin thy sebrW; bat athwitb. stesilthe Ole demon thaegehe hthaequeta. The Leath thane has Owed. The swiadty et pipe ea We the With when mein to name, sad the he win eat van Min, there beim hat Ire buyers. But Oa Beeldid mot thane UM than the. i l7ew and h 1 71. to M. ponadowe weer M. to M.; Wrier, 44d. to ad. Teal, IL rM. pee IL Demo plp fa IL to pans; Ith to ha. it We menu RAILWAYS. Tors DAT, Two o'Ctoox. The share to arket continues extremely depressed, and ifsiotations of near!, all lines have suffered a fur ther decline this morning; indeed many descripions are next to untaleable. 'lbe following latest price. at which business has been dote will give an idea of the rats of the market : —Caledonian., at 10s ; Greet Northern., at 61; Brighton. at 68} ; London and North Western., at 105 f and 6 ; Midland, at 43 and ; South Eastern., at 16k; York and North Mid lands, at 18i. oleo to-day up to 1 ofaloolt. lan= Lavin. 13o.gefereae; Anbit.,NO ,bO&.&E. JD Berke le Heats Eat. Sot. west. perpetua id l e o p i ll a penkl, teilka reuestee Da i; guar let Elins.Wekcis Row Valk! Wolv, and daly (MI : . . De. withoat a 'marmite. 1 Balm. Itsas.otad = a t •.: Do. tsbares Do. ZiO Mc:ermine _ heater red liolybrad Do. Prefrreoce Dublin NM Belbot Juno.. Cott da4.tast Do ((111 Z. VII.) .. D0.(31.10%)G p. Ct. Prot Pastern Coanthd Do. Now Ous. 1 p. CL.. Do. Nat, Sp. Ct., No. Do. do. No.: Do. N. k per Ct. tutors Uomx;, Cool i (late I. m B. sO.I Do. &nip (rm. t p. Ct.; Ifaat Late.sohiro Do. Now Do. ix t gine . Do. II per Ct. 1111. i oh. East LlLmoinabiro Iktiabotek ao.l °Meow .. gdhOorrg.Pertb,t.DZOsdec Do. Nexport Stater, Ywnl, & ketch. enter sod Limuoth ...1 D 0.4 elms, A.Deferred Do.‘ 'berm 6p. Q.. Do. 3 per Cent. Pref.... Gt. Booth. ar.d West. (In.) Groot North of Natiakso Do. New, £4O ... Do. New, .C3O . Do. New, LIS Great Western Do. 1 , shares . Do. shares Do. Pths Do. New, St/ 11211 sod Do. shams . . Lancaster sad eirti;!o Do. Do. Do. New (ria.B p. Do. Wad Min; Union Do. Preston and Wyss Do. shares (A) ... Leads aid Bradiord... Leads and Think_ Do. New Pref. 6 p. Cent London and Lackwall .on., Brighton, & &Om* Do. guaranteed. p. Ct. lota Croyd o Do. Prat. 6 per Cent.. LioAketert. Do. hew g 5 flue. 6 p.CI London and Greenwich . tw. iteKr;l;,3 LondonNorth-Wtaten — Do. do. Maw / gam. Do. Flitbs Do.SIO Condos riood...Weaten Do. New, Xeo Do. New, Xito Do. Prekrenee 7 p. Ct. Loweetoft Cuor.4 tweets , laaneh., Itnx., and Mat. Yawn, dad., and Line Do. tenant, No. .. Do. abaft, No.l .. Do. .bares, No. .. Do., -ow ZlO Pref. .. Do, Great Crtritaby Do. do. Do tad. and ILieda.. Do. Grimsby Dock .. Do. Lincoln Limon .. Do. Inn Zarea_ Li; 2 4 33 ion IMIMI and Derby' Do. B. fired R. ti n. (int . Newcavtle surd Carluge Do. New £2O Do. Goorsn.O: per CC. !tooth British Do. sham Do. Al arm Do. ON& . Do. Preference" North Nralfonl.hlre t( riford, Wore., Wolver. iteaL,Uttbd., and Reigate Royston and ILtchiu . dowtiah Omar.: Scottish ihrowe a t . Dirtn., Clan A Do.. New Giuirankod.. Bltrowsbui7 i (.I,Btel gr . W. Mtn.) Salves . Do. Oewootry Do. 8 per Omit. Piet... rope/Lir Union Abed% Derpn South Staffordabin... Itionth Lidera Do. N.. _ D7a. Regietored Do. No. 4 Scrip .. *Routh Wake L York., Don., & ShedNeld, Rotherham, sal Dooley N.M. pea. 5 p.Ct. Waterford and Kihreaay.. W Vaal, 6p. gus. Do. do. do. I wu s, Foovetet, /Mem. Toek.Newesstle& BervieS Do.Ezt.l Toe% %Neves.) Do. O.N.E. Forel..se cs Prekrence York and North 1;0. ceder. .. Tamen RATLIFATIL Anglo-Italian Oat* Italia' , and Anairian) Boulogne and Amiens .. Central France (Vannes; Datd ip 4 Os, II IS_ Srt Irina Gnat WWI Pietro la rPm. Pm. s. n t I dia. 40. .: Lezeokbourg Piedra femur fad Liege .„ Northers of Frame Odom and Bordeaux .. ris Pa Oakum Pest en end d Roues Pols mud filresimeerg team end Ham Imhof eed Moue Ton end Meow 41 Si db. 27 29 1 14 6d4. 94 10 It 2 9 S i di" LIVERPOOL, October 16 eeocx-SzczAirom. —The market to day was a little better but the Improvement was so alisht that It Is hardly worth mealtime of sPle a (prof. ob.). B—Great Northern (3 per cent pref., ha. 21 d., Landon and York Eat), 24 d.—Lancashire and York. store (fifth sham), q d. —Ditto (321 share.), e 11i d.—Ditto (fifth shares, W.1L17.), e 7 el.—London and North Western, 1074 e e fi c 4 Ditto (new 1 Mann). Is. 3d. 1 d.—Manthester, abeMeld, and Uncrillt (Gteat Grimsby and Sheffield,, 101—Midland, 48d—Ditto (i 1 shame 24 ), 211 d.- , -tiouthork Eastern an y d Dover, 17—Ditto(No. 4, las. ,14 6 dh.) 31 —Y, Neastle, and Dersick, (G. 14. E. I aer et. till '103,) c 34 1 d. MANCHESTER, Octobor 16. drool-Bialzaams.—There wu a dull, &premed atarket mai% med Weis were moving downwards from the opening to the afore of hainien BMWS optrate to a great din:drainage, haring eneatantly. In a eastkood tall like thin to delirer stock at a higher price than it may L., bought In the market. BIRMINGHAM, October 16. groem-Rinirturon.—This market was again heavy ; the only no bipl al ane dam waa of • ogasulattve character. In mins th ere was teration. LISDIS, October 16. ftrocx-ixemprou.—This beteg the ant day for the new 'bewail', • soesiderable mount of business era done this morning. Prices are edit leotte t wawards. York and North Midlands hare been done ss low ss feather notations ot the morales were: Odedonlans, 11 ;;New , 131 ; North We stern Prefer ems, d 1 din ; Leeds DRAW Os., leS ; No tit Staffordshire. S Ds. Se. din ; York Ind North II 11; • York and North Midland Pre- Woos, Se dls.; Minsk No. f sad 3,13 s. n. di.. aßisrot. October 16. deonl-EICIIANon. —The market still remained dull, although there were numerous sales of the Great Welders Ocenpanes charm, at somewhat better prime. The whole share* closed at 37 The Quarter Mane opened at l 2 din, improved during the &yen eighth, and Iselly left off at the opening price. YORK, Oaober 18. Bros[ Rio tAxos.—Eutern Counties, 7; North Staf fordshire, fij ; Sheikh!, Rotherham, and Goole, N. Div., guar. 5 per , amt. IN. Si 0 dis. 10 0 dis. 4 Si Pm s 4 pou pa 4 as s 31 d al.. IS 10 db. IS 16 1111 7y 71 10e 114 10, ll{ $ll 112 dla I 6 1 7 11 pm. Dul. i dluar cat 34 2 b 44 pa 22 20 dia. 22 20 db. 14 le 14 I 3 I 2 l 3 S 6 2 264 21 11 1 dia. 131 131 dim. 21 3 3i 3 du. 3 21 31.. SI _1941: , ..ex in I -- poi its 43 43 pm. 112 31 pa. 15 17 pa. 10 52 24 23 134 13 dia. 91 :011 94 9 dia. 90 92 43 16 7 11 pm. 45 49 2014 par 41 34 Ws. 21 19 di& 11 10 7i 7 di& 12i di& 2 pm. 71 7 Ma. 88 39 -1 .9 i PM 90 93 1 -7 4 Ws. 2i 6tle G 9 N 43 244 9/ let die par 29 ( 1 I 5 17 et.. 16 14 41% 1 4 Pm. 134 144 41 4i the. 23 26 ii ii a.. 3 6 16 IJ Ma. 9 6 dia. 19 17 di& 6 44 45 du. ii ii die. 21 II rLO W 3? 1111 I. ii.. 1 II I T II 3 A dls pm. 91 9 dia. 9 Il 13 16 PU }pm tt ;1 Ii Po. 4 2‘124. 2 141 s. 20 $ .11s. I lm.. 15 I$ 31dis. 6 6 i il il ate. I 6 1O 31 51 64 6 24 24 di'. b 4 die. 34 44 11. e. I 3 3 4 4 i Pla 16 14 AL, 174 174 64 64 Ili 5i 5 dts. 191 20 51 5 di,. 431 3 3 i 4 7 I 1 13 6 Vie erpregio. OUTGOING MAILS. The mails for British North America and the United States will be mode up on the evening of Oct. 19. The mails far Gibraltar, Melte, Greece, the lonian Islands, 8911 0 , Ceylon, India, mad China, 014 Southampton, will be made up on the morning of Oct. 20. Tee mails via Marseilles, to the Mediterranean, Egypt, Ceylon, India, Hong-Kong, &c., will be made up on the evening of October 24. The next mail r Lisboa, Spain, and Gibraltar will be made up on Oct. 27. The West India Mails, including Bermuda, Havanna, Nascau, Honduras, New Oilcan., and Mexico, and excluding those ter Madeira, St. Jean-de-Nicaragua, New Granada, Chili, and Peru, will be made up on Nov. 2. The mails for Madeira, the Brazils, and 811114011 Ayres, will be made up on Nov. 5. HIGH WATER AT LONDON DEMOB. T. Da, —Mornlige, t b Ske AfterrAm. Ib.JO EL Tf-buta.m—llefilAt. lb. I. Affirm." g►. figg. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17. Chia tory contemporaries are coming round to mildness and repentance. For this twelvemonth and upwards they have been acting poets laureate to despotism and trumpeters to RADETSKI, to FILAN CHERI and to HAYNAU. Their desires have bsen aecompliehed, the heroes whom they supported Lave been vic'oriou4, the cause which they extolled and held up for admiration and sympathy to the British 'people is triumphant. Seditim, dis order, anarchy, republicanism, with every vestige of popular liberty and popular license, have all been quenched and quelled. And that Sa turnian reign of kings, by right divine, and of generals by sight brutal, is at this moment inaugt , rating with the usual pomp., usual decrees, and usual sacrifices. How is it that oar contemporaries, who sighed, and argued, and falsified, and bilk n gsgated, all to brirg about the very state of things just accom plished, should now turn away in disgust and horror ? The deeds which we are now contemplating, the hangings of nobles without trial, the massacre of general officers by the score, the floggings of ladies, the arrest or proscription of all that is enlightened, mo derate, or respectable in every land—these are the results of that triumph, which these English journalists invoked. How is it that they excite tt e preveste, or command the silence of our learned contemporaries P The Morning Chronicle, which has been so long the unblushing chime ion of every infamy of the Austrian government, is forced to turn upon its patrons. The Times, that pursued with bloodhound inveteracy every man and every principle that stood in opposition to the tyrants of Naples, of Milan, and of Rome—the Times, which has been hallooing on the military butchers in Hungary, pluses in its leading columns, although its correspondents continue to distil their usual pois-n. It gently reproves its ally, the King of NAPLES, mistrusts the wisdom of the new Cardinal Inquisition, and contemplates in dubious silence that inhuman torture and aserifice of LOCH BATIITANY--Sllexecu tion, which from the firm nobleness and the innocence of the victim, the refinement and ferocity of the torture, the mockery of a trial, has never been surpassed in the dungeons of the inquisition. The Times correspon dent, indeed, dares to insinuate that Loris BATTIIANY was privy to the murder of LATOUR. We want words to express our opinion of the man who penned these Ikea at such a moment, or of the journal which prints them. Louis BATIITANY was as humane and noble as he was liberal. Yet this is the man whom HAYNAU without form of trial doomed to the winos; m And so furious was he, when the lacerated neck of the victim forbade the officer to earry this sente nce into execution, and when death by soldiers' fire was substituted, that he actually put the officer under arrest, and has sent him befo:e a court martial. Blame not Austria, wrote the Times, some weeks back ; its government, we may depend upon it, will not be more aangninory or vindictive than England was in 1798, after she put down the Irish rebellion. Why Lot have added, that the Russian envoys to Con stantinople ware not more vindictive and death.dci.l - to tugitive liberals than MORE ()TIMBAL', of cruel and on-Engl;sh memory, or than Mr. WARD, who strings up malefactors without trial, and puts a price on the head of fugitives,equally untried, to be brought to him dead or alive. As Englishmen, however, we must continue to brand wilful despotism and wanton atrocity, without reference to that immoral standard, the consciences of men in power. If Lord JOHN RUSSELL, by his Bat moral letter, Lord GREY, by his approval of MORE O'Fisatt.sen and drc3ration of Mr. WARD, choose to place theme lets in the same rank with the If ATNAUS and the FILANGIERIS, we can only call on public opi nion ani on parliament to recall them to a sense of what is due to humanity, as well as to the character of the country, disgraced and stained by such acts. The greet duty of the public in such CASES is not to be oblivious. For it is upon oblivion that these personages count. Ministers often core little what error they ctAnmit, or what extravagant judgment they utter in recess, expecting that the tide of affairs wi.l sweep away all trams of it long before parliament opens. The press indeed ought to do its duty in the meantime; but the press in general which is patronised by the British public, is a press which abhors freedom, which mocks humanity, and which has not one word of support or one smile of approbation, except for those despots who crush cot mutations, who send liberals in the mass, whether moderate or immoderate, to the dungeon or the scaf fold, and whom chosen pastime is the flagellation of women and the embowelling of men. It is probable, however, that these champions of des potism amongst us, these tory writers, will now gloat less on blood. The deels are done, the great work has been accomplished. Military despotism reigns from the Baltic to the Mediterranean. Tho iron rule meets , with no opponent, no obstacle, no murmur, except as rise here and there from a population prostrate on the earth. Those amongst us who strove and who wrote to bring about and to land such a state of things must, however, now pretend not to be quite satisfied. They must affect that language of moderation, which they carefully avoided when it might have done some good. Now, indeed, they will talk of moderation,when mode rates there are none, and recommend constitutional government when the only men who could realise a constitutional government are no more. Above all, they cannot openly revel in blood, nor clap hands at the sight of those scaffolds which they have striven to raise. The Austrians scorn the ceremony of judicial proceedings. They have installed no judge, formed no court, save that of the drum-head, and had no Attorney-General to prepare iedictinents. Our Times and Chronicle alone have aced the part of Attorneys-General to 'Lateen and to OUDINOT. They have drawn up the charges, collected the calumnies, and • preferred the indict ments against every patriot, no matter of what race or colour—ltalian or Hungarian—MAZZlNl or Kos sum. Would you become acquainted with any of the supposed crimes that their enemies laid to their charge, or that the agents of despotism have in vented, you will find them nowhere, save in the columns of English journals like the Chronicle and the Times. Bat now that the executioner's work is done, he puts on otaer clothes and returns to the garb of common life. Now that the deeds of blood, and ven geance, and despotism have been accomplished, the journals amongst us that favoured and abetted and raved in order to further it, retire with a satisfied 000.oience to mingle with their fellows, and re assume or affect the language of human ity. They pretend to be horrified with blood, to be shocked at scaffilds, to be very sensitive on the score of mercy and for the interests of liberty. The hypoc rites. All we ask is, that they be judged by the ge nuine rabidity of their nature, when they acted tigers, and not by that meek and affected softness, which, like the feline tribe, they now put on, after their appe tites have been gorged from the shambles of the executioner. THE municipal elections take place throughout England on the lst of November. There are a few loge towns in which local differences are likely to afford occasion far contests. In Liverpool a fierce battle has long been waging about a project called " the Pike Scheme," the merits or demerits of which are utterly unappreciable beyond the locality. The " Pro-Pike " and " Anti-Pike "parties are to fight it out upon " the first," and they are preparing for the struggle with a hot-burning zeal that local politics and animosities are alone capable of exciting. At York, the outgoing councillors were, it is alleged, creatures of the late Lord Mayor, and a dead set is consequently made against certain of them by those who took the most active part , iu the dethroning of King ID:Insole. In some oto VAinui, as at Colchester, where parties cannot se er upon the fittest municipal officers, contest s on , also anticipated; and the r e are ot h er smeller munieip in which personal and p ar ty f ee li ng will prev o i re „ 1/ position to any candidate who may . be piopos e d eithrr side, let him he whom be may. But upon the whole, we are gratified to learn from the provinces that a better feeling is beginning t o pervade municipal constituencies, and that to o Municipal Reform Act is at length likely to produce better fruits th an i t has Lithert; put forth. The passing of that act %as measure obnoxious to the interests as well as to the sentiments cf an influential class of persons, i t was a measure strongly opposed in parliament by party wheel views have authority and power out doors. of The consequence was, that it vas received, when first it was passed into a law, with exultation by one party, and with acrimonious he:alley by another. Neither sent ment was calculated to pro, mote tha well working of the measure. Wa ste the tories were able to eh& their pirti• cans under the act, they siudioasly seme to impede its sucecesfnl operation. On aye other hand where the new town councils were selecte I oy the liberals, it too often happened that they endeavoured to carry out the pr3vieoris of the act too eagerly and hastily, and thereby ran their municipalities into temporary debt and difficulty, la both casts the t Awns suffered. The liberals, in the first case, strove ardently at each recurr.ug tleetice to obtain their due representation in the c the c zesequen-e was a series of certain' which greyly embittered local society, and which were tea otter' conducted upon principles very c rong l y to b e repo, hended. In th 3 other instan ces , t h e tarry patty triumphed in the injury infli c t e d on their toe!), so d having in their turn obtained th e asuxdancy, end shown themselves still le.rs discreet than th i i t pi o d er s. sore, efforts were made to dispossess th e m o f th e i r had upon the local chest, and party fi g hts earne d , whirh were anything but advantageous to th e locality, Thus a base and corrupt system has co me t o be Ito g n e g n e e r n a ac ! yme meat, end 1 th n e d d i under th a has been the n operation of a i „a municipal elections were a nuisacee, gsay. thing but honour or profit upon those engaged them. From all that we learn respecting the prospects o f the ensuing elections, a better spirit is likely to pe r . vade consti'uenc'es. Experience has taught the municipalities that it is for their Interest not to make these tlutions the oxasi, g of faction struggles, but to elect to th e privileges and honours of the corporation ihe beg men the town affords, without distinction creed or party. In the course of the preeent Jew, too, public attention has been greatly directed to 'o l d improvements and measures of sa , .itary reformative. Tne municipal,ties are not anxious to earMa a to d funct Commission of Sewers in the metropnli s , 'They see very clearly the hopelessness of prtc:iwl improvements where gentlemen spend ell the time in squabbling and fighting. There seems ace aaliagly to be a general desire to place in the councils men who c eapalilife=, position, and general fitness mem. mend them as competent to carry out thoee metaures which there is now sa favourable an opportusi.e of advocating. Thus we find the Liverp-el CAresie►., a strong opponent of " the pike 'chew," regret :Li that the course taken by many of the merchants is favour of that project must necessarily deprive the count ] of some of the best public men in Lireresol, "In every po'nt of view," it says, "it he d-kir.ba that our council should fairly re pees-tit the leading interests of the town. Wilt the intachan?a of Meer. pool forfeit their claim to the honor of adminiaciiaT the finest corporate estate in the empi,e f eat a crotchetty adherence to an unropuler measure 9" In the same way, we observe at Sheffield, that at a gene• ral meeting of the burges•ee, which was attei ed force by the chartists of the town, the rerresentstives of ever) party present desired to sign c lapin cacti. dates who should best promo•e the interests of the municipality. And what said one of the candidates who was chosen? "I don't care," said he, "for any party name. I Wok Dam's a nur • bugbear. (Hear.) We have been too loop divided. And for what purpnse ? (lieu.) Not for say good that we ourselves cb'ained, hut to (red: thole a!r,ra us to get into power, to flit places with their owes rchrium and dependents, to burden the country with a Ivo cis list, to put the aristocracy into all the branches of the ram, and into every public office. That is the object for which party names have been given to u': that is the o`j , ct fur which they would • ivide the boroughs, swing chartist against whig, and whig aptiret radical, and talcs! &phut tory. But I will not vote 14 any name. I will not aye for any man becanse he is eallrd either a tory, a chartist a whig, or a radical. I mill tote for conscientious, indepos dent neon, who have the good of the town to heart." (Ap plause. A voice, " Tod 's better than any name.") "That's better than any name!" We re-echo that remark a hundred times. The gentleman who mode the speech—his name was Hoote—deserves all the honours his fellow-townemen cat beat upon him. We know not of what party he is a member. The report gives no clue to his political opinion. Bat let him be who or what he may, he is a man who evi dently holds the interest of bis native town far &bon personal or party considerations. And these are the men we want in eve.y council, whether it be the council of the town or the council of the state. There have been many municipal constituencies amongst which corruption has shown itself in various disgraceful forms. Rochester and Lichfield we took an opportunity some months ago of •x , ibiting to public view as specimens of the wore clips of muni cipal electorates. We sincerely hope that there will be an abatement of these disreputable practicer. In Colchester the tory party have, on former occasion!, been in the habit of treating to some extent at mum cipal elections, and of throwing the ex-enas upon the parliamentary representative of the borough who could best afford to pay. That gentleman is now unseated, snd the Colchester tones no longer possessing a hold upon his purse, have fallen in with a proposition to aban don the public•house system and permit the eontist to be conducted fairly. Whatever the motives or the eircamstances under which these degrading practices are abandoned, the abandonment is of itself a point gained to the cause of purity. And we are glad to I observe that the feeling of the country upon th.s sub ject is generally improving. " Bribery," says a con temporary, "bribery, to our sorrow and shame, has not been unknown at our former municipal elections. But it would be insulting to hint that any of the gentlemen we have named would stoop now to so de grading a means of ensuring success." Wherever there is corruption practised at the ensuing contest', we trust it will be thoroughly exposed ; and certainly we shall not fail in our duty if we should chance to hear of it. BALLINASLOE fair has long been regarded ai the greatest event in the Irish industrial year. In pros perous times it was the annual opportunity for rea lising profits; and amongst the riche- farming class for outlay on certain kinds of luxuries. The stock feeder was content to lie out of his money for six months previously, in the hope of turning all into cash during the first week of October; and the specu lative breeder of "top lots " was content to see prices go up, and other periodical opportunities of selling to advantage go by, in the confidence that however well his precipitate neighbcur might do, he would do better at Ballinasloe. There was a certain Eclat in being among the fore most there. Other fairs were at best but provincial or county sales of sgricultural produce : this w.s na tional, in the truest sense of the term, for buyers and sellers came from every quarter of the kingdom, and, what was of more consequence, cattle, sheep, and horses were brought thither from greater distances than in any other case to compete for a long price on Garbally-green. And thus there was always a greater quantity to be found and a greater diversity wherefrom to choose thancould anywhere else be met with. Farmers from this side of the Channel, and horse-dealers of both high and low degree added to the throng. Thither likewise flocked numbers of that ambulatory class whom our ancestors would have been much more disposed to honour with the name of merchants than with the somewhat superci lious epithet which those who vend fancy articles of use oe ornament in the City or West-end, are wont to apply to such of their brethren as " frequent fairs. For when the Gslway squire had sold his thorough-bred colt at a " raffling price," or the Mayo grazier had pocketed msny hundred pounds clear profit on his smallest drove, the man of " fashionable jewellers and French sh►wls" was tolerably auto to mske his expenses and a trifle, more for his pains. 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