The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-08 00:00:00

From View's, we learn under date of the lot inst., that the Tarkieb ambassador there bad received his reverts, sad the Patric states that an extraordinary smarter had arrived frcm Car stantinaple bringing sews that the Russian and Austrian ambissadom at the Porte bad askva foe their passports. If this be true, the rupture would appear to be complete. SPAIN. Ocr. 1. The Heralds desks the truth of Nereus having seat in his resiptiatlea u the (knew peesiois to assertion, and u I info rmed you yesterday, did cer tainly take place. Matters have - ben pi °visionally snide up, the Quea-Mother dreading a ministerial crisis at this moment of sae •rtainty. To-day the Agrienltu - al Society, coasting of 500 asentlassa, holds it. first sitting. The dread of cholera causes many smite-, m •asures to betaken ; amongst other. it is prohibited. uuder severe penalties, to bring the bodies of deceased pu mas into churches der a g the funeral service. ITALY. LOMBARDY.—We read in the Legge of Turin, under the head of Milan, 30th nit , that the n. w Sar dinian ootsul having hoisted his flag there, it pro duced such an emotion among the population th.t the =ditto y authorities requested cf hem to take it down The Sardinian consul replied he was ready to do ro, if the other consuls would dia the mine. The latter, on being invited to do so, d , elated they could rot without express orders from their goveromenta. Ti:. Sardinian Bag !as there fore not been taken down. ROMAN STATES.—A letter from Rme of the 27th, in the Norma of Lucca, states that the From+ prefect of pollee and M. de CAcelLts h..ve privately fefo►med the lit• deputies of the Roman Arsemble that the warrants for their aporehenaion, issued by the Boman government, had bean gasper ded, bat that they could not guarantee their liberty beyond the 30th. Th.y. however, off. re cl then a Feeneh passport and a French steamer to take them to Prance. The Genoa Gazette states from Seise (Roman Steen), that on the 20 h ult. a M. lioffi, an adv. c .te, while on his way to his touchy-house, was att icked by several brigands, who, after having t.ke•n him to a wood on the territory of San Lirei.zo, demanded a nom= of 73,0001'r. of his family. Tne Leiter being unable to pay so exorbitant a sum, the b dy of the nsfortonsts man was found do d the next day with eleven wounds upon it. The Veiites sod Spaniards have been despatched arta. the SlM:Obit s. The Oseerratere Triestine has advion fr.m Corfu up to the 25th ult. On the preceding day the British Beet, of three dam -deckers, three two-derakers, a B•at-rate frigate, a •teem-friga'e, acd another steamer, cut anchor there. &son after the stnim ftigste weighed anchor, and proceeded in the direc tion of Trieste. The other steamer and the Liaise ems set oat at the came time, with his excellency on board, fur Ceplislocia, where new disturbance', It woe said, had broken out. V.'s* Is I. om the lonian Isles have been subjected in Greece to 15 days qua rantine. TUSCANY.—The .72ifurnsa of Lots states from ',elbow, 29th oh that the Tuscan ex-mieleor Aetami had Marne efrom Game, ooing to his hark g been oretriitted. The British Corral had protered in the ne.me or the English merchants seal d at Leg horn aguinst the forced loan which the Claud - or of C .111MCFC0 had directed to be luvied spin nierelionts. The English ire ready to pay the taw., but n fuse to c entrihnte to the forced loan. The goods of several hare be , n diatraiced up en in consiquenee Some have paid and protesteu at the slime time. Tee whole affair has Men referred to the British go vernment. GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—Butom, Ocr. 4.—Austrile4 as it is sad, his arrived ti.day to the as w drAft pro pawl by Prasvia. Austria roposes fro -h urviilbutioss. Del beratioas have &licitly tat n he 'd by the coubeil of isicisters, aad a actual uLderstauthog b.:twez a the two courts is conaidtrial probable. Our correspondent writs*: BERLIN, OCT. 4. On the lit of Oe'Llar the totters:Ate lie s of ems omit &lion from Berlin to Hamburg, and B •rlin to Aix-la-Chapelle, were thruwn open to the publics. The dapples of the Vienna mail at Berlin for sixt as hours increases the i eprtrnce of this new vehide it ccurzepondenee. All the Victim news worth bow ing may be and will be tow riceived a' Hairtitue and Aix shorly alt.r time on tho sums mornint on which dri Vienna mail maohts Merlin. The regalatiuse to which the use of the eisctrio telegraph by toe putties, is subjected may b.* as far as the essential poin - s art ' cone rue', described in a few words. All dupa - ebes mast be written la in eligible Wigwag; anal wilhout abori.viati.ns. Toe Elora° for adi pa of twenty words to Hamburg is two rk-doirre, rather more than 21. a word; the charge ter a despatch of twenty words to Aix is 5 1-6th rix.dollsr., rather more tract 9d. a word. The bio graphers are sworn to the strictest secrecy. Th.: slate police exercises a vigilsot surveillance user ills cor respondence, and only such as the reerumrnt approves can be sea . No despatch can cx e.d 100 words. The telegraphic office is open from 9 in the morning till 9at night; but during the night-hears intelligence may ale, be forwaved, provided a doable fee ba paid. Fur clespstclies hum Billie to Aix, above 20 words and less thaa 30, 1 dialer 9 Aber __ groschen is paid, and so 00. From Ber.in to Has. burg, for every additional 10 letters toe increase se price is half a thaler. At the station neve the despatch is received it is "bitten oat fair by a sworn fauctiorary, and fleet unman-eh ly, staled with the seal of the telegraphic statioo, t s tt.e address ind:cated. Expresses may be orderez by the sender in order ih,t his despatch may bo forwarded without delay from tie Ise station. Lastly, the pubic may be eltNet . .er excluded from the u+e of telegraphic commu .I:atiou when their correspondence is considered prejudicial to the state. Bath Chambers held a sitting to-day. The Fiat Chamber patind the bill putting tff the organiaation of the burgherecehr, as sent up altered by the Si o and Chamber. It then proceeded to revise the 12th ar ticle of the constitution, which says : " The ening,. lied and Roman Catholic church, as well es tr.ry utast religious community, orders and admiuir . ers own affairs independently, and remains in pagination sad enjoyment of the establishment., iollitutntsi, and funds destintd for its objects of wo , ship, edueriert, and charity." The ceatral committee mir - rd adoption of this article without alteration. Saveral amendments were proposed, but only these of Von Ammon, a ministerial member, were tteeopted. Van Ammon's first amendment was : " The chu ch cm'cro its internal affairs independently, it. eau rn- I un 'er operation of the state aod municipalities as se. tied by the law." His mend amendment appeneed to the close ct the original article the following WO: d • : "In so far es it has, or has acquired a right then to." In the Second Cumber the Polish m. nth rs hire token asession, from the disci:mien of the first nr.icle of the eoestitution, to raise a sharp dehste eb Int the rights of the Poles of Posen to en ind pr• dent na tionality. The Poles will net hear of the line of de. msrkation peopcedd 17 the government sepsrating the Garman from the Polish part of Posen. What they wish is pretty mach what the repealeis wanted in Ireland, a separate parliament and adrainistratlos, with integrity of Paseo, and only what's here called a personal anion with the sovereign state. I is need less to lay that the• government is by no moss pond to secede to the.. views. Count Ciestrowshi, highly esteemed as a philosophical 'niter on p01id,..) qu:s:►ons, has thrown together into a primphh t all the articles of treaties bearing upon this qnts'iors, and banes declare+ the right of the Poles to ad i hey deatand. The Polish amendment was mind by Jani•zowski, in the following shape: "That for the Grat.d Plushy of Po•en an erratic Astute be homed 'least ansocaly with this co. ri'n'ional charter which earstes Into ementinn the righ's gooranteed to the son- by the royal eremites and Vienna treaties of 1613 'This anteadee rat was rejneted. Articles 1.2, 3,4, 6, a- a 9 were adopted without change. Artieks 6,7, end 10 as alhmd the First Chamber. Ta•elay ... the B•ta .d Chamber, Count Schwerin was chose a f r the third tiros president, sad retens that nfile. ant I the e.d of the session. Simeon was re-. levet Bret siee-prerident. Among the last snivels are the Schleswig-Holstein Weiss searatary, Vas Harks, mad M. its Peal* from Copenhagen, who is to • 1404 0 Bar*** s Danish plenipoteniary in the fee, * definitive peace. • ' 00.10 This being the day appointed foi Beekeratit's interpellation on the German qiesties, which has' been twice postponed, from the ministers not being ready with an answer, beats in the tri bunes of the Second Chamber were at a premium, sod there was a lull atteodanoe of members. Beekstath once more stated the ease of Germany with the unwearied advnearywhich the coonstituttonal party have still displayed no the good cause. Ile maintained that the formation of a antral power would be, at the p-esent moment, a greet bin drums to the completiun of the federalmeheinannder take° by the government, end teat Freesia was not in any way bound to give her consent to the forma tion of such a central pewee. Ile also held that the firm carrying through of the course adopt. d by the government now required decided steps towards seer monirg the Iterehsfag. Beckerath continued to sup port these views at some long . !). M. &hieing:, the minister fur foreign affairs, has not made the least progress since the last putting of the same interpellatiou by M. Beckerath a week ago. He answered to-day just ea he had answered before, except that he cleated fixing any future period for entering into txplenatiens on the subject. lie said the central power was the alibi' et of pending nego tiatiores, and the question was not rip fur a de felt communication. lie was nor, however, wairi g in proustaticns as to the sincere inten•ions of the go vernmemt to carry out its plan of the 26th of May. With regard to the as pication of the electoral law fora eirAstug, preparatory . manures were already adopted. Tee pr iret rtgula tons for the emedact of buses ea in the Reichstag, was already a subject of n in the Verwitittings-Rath, or administrative conceit of the league. And the government was resolved thet in the council mentioned, a time shield be fixed fa. issuing the writs of eleo . ions for the Reichstag. Cos cernreg the result of the at goialons in regard to all points of the interpallstien, the government w take its own bum to makn the fitting communicx hole The Prussian g4vernme. t has adopted towards Be v Ili% a measure whiten is lit L less then a deelaheion of war against the. state. According to the system of the Z 1 v - rein, Prussia oust t to pay to Bavaria about 300,000 thalere monthly out of the einem-no which she co lens. Br a resulutinn in wen. it an embargo has teen laid upon the payment due on the let of October. Tne creel, payonnt of whiel is so suddenly demanded by Pellet; is said to have been came/wed on account of the military aid ran cloned in the reduction of the Rhiee-Palatinate, aced partly in cave .oes to tine Basaruun 11Wik114.fl g the Danish war. The- Bavarian soldiers were, at the conelueion of the arneieice, epparsidry not fnrniehei with funds to meet he heavy tall wane on them for the r fares along the Pruseieu /railways, when they were recalled from Schleswig. TM fact was care- Sealy tram ted to the world by tho slue irous Prus sia' government at the time, in Mentealfere or gan, the Cued lulionelle Cu, r, sponth err, wit : eh boosted that, but fur Pruweieu g- uerusiey, the Ben:inn 'oldie rs would not have had the wears of get lair to th.ir coute.ry. Aed now the Pau e'en goverement has the wiper...lla d breenees to p eekeet 11-vartie's dues out of the: Z Alverein funds on pleas or that) sort. B. cause the S oath-G.rman et el has done wme work on Prussian shouleses Frankfort, prols.bly in ins ter to some tote taunt of having eo emelt to pay nelway f.res, or the like, and because Muriel is not elm humbwe servant B run, Barre-Ws each erentred to Prue sim hands ii six d. This is one w ay of premutie.g the new Liven in. Radow.ta is snared here. General &herb, from Funkier, is alai come. I he r the report re pea•ed this evening in well in terne d cre areas that &in, with 20 other Poles, Ilia mule aced Islam. L. is added tarsi 5.000 Huegariess have re•u-red to Margery, to make their submission to the Austrians. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 8, 1849, avnuparr MOND OCUME*MISTINO.. Tan DAY.—(By Insolde TAM.) HANDICAP of 90 Sore. itch. T.T.C. Wallflower .. 1 .. Airco .. .. .. 9 _ _ _ PRODUCE MATCH. Quinine beat Canada colt. La Belle pays in both her matches. PLATE OF 501. Coßingwood .. . • .. 1 The Moor .. • • .. 2 SWEEPSTAKES of 10 soy.. each. Memento .. • • .. 1 Jest .. .. .. .. 2 PLATE. (First Clus). Falcon .. .. 1 General Seydlita .. .. 2 PLAIE. (Second Class.) Regina .. .. .. 1 Est afette .. .. .. 2 SWEEPSTAKES of 50 eon. each. D.M. Cie/bra .. .. .. 1 Irish Jig .. .. 2 MATCHES. Mint° beat Queensberry. • Crucible beat Newport. Slow g received fort it from Treacherous. SWEEPSTAKES of 1.000 sows. each. A.F. Surplice walked over. THE SUPPLY OF COTTON. [Pram the Marie hater Eseigibur.) Undo r this head we Lave quoted an article front the Economist of Baturtley, which gives a most gloomy view of the prospects of the co.ton trade. at least so tar as regards the supply of the raw material. The conslus'on to which mar London contemporary has coma, aPer a good deal at research, is, that even if the Cr p of 1849 should be ite lams as that of last year, the entire stock of cotton in Great Britain oa the 314 of December, 1849, will only be 444,150 bales, which is tofu than it has been at the stone pereesi for many years past. But, in making this the writer in the E °amnia! takes the caraussip.i..n of cotton at a whet limner rate than moist 'planers are he the habit of reckoning it. " What with the tun of incteaseel machinery, improved machinery, and increased speed," he calcul des the average weekly consumption duriil the pre sent year must hi ve been nos lisp than 34 456 bales. lin-, if we take Burn's Commercial glance for our guini on this point, we ehould make the weekly consumption 33.176 or 1,279 less than the Economist *Uinta . .. Toes would give an increase of about 42 000 bales in the stock which will be left on hand at the 31st of December, even supposing the rate of coi.suntriun shored continue pretty uetr it. present am , unt, which it not probable. In mousing the amount of cotton required for import this year, our London contempo ary spe.ks of " the 1 .w stocks on the continent, and the great increase of trade compared vita the autumn of 1848." But, Hone may judge from the quantity of cotton imported umo France during the first seven months of the present year, whiz): wale 316,999 bales, it dews cot appear as if the stock in that kingdom mold b . . much less than usual. Two years ao, the annual coneumn non of Frarse was 403 000 bales, acooithast to Mears. CAI man and Staltertoht's motes; se that the quantity imported, up to the 31st of July, was within 90,000 bales of chat would be requi.ed for the wool* year. Tnis would not load us to ioier that We stock of cotton in the hsot:s of the Fr. no' ep.nners is less than usual, but tqat it may possibly be greattr. Tie Monomial, in its calculations regarding the future supply of cotton, makes no allowance fur any increase', im port which may be am r et) from other pars of the word ihe United States. Now, in event of miens runnel wall, there is little dount hut our imports from the Era Indies wit he much I ban they have lately been. Daring the firm I eoht m ant •5 of last year our imports o f cohon antooi.t. d to 132,775 bales, but tne pries of dim.% having fallen, about tide time last year, to 31d. per lb., there was little inducnneat to send cotton to 13.41.md, and accordingly our imports from that q rater have fallen off c etaiderably atone that period. During the first nig n m in.hs of 1849, they amounted wily to 75,552 nil. a, hut as the same quality of cotton is sow 44.1. per lb. ii. the Liverpool market, we may soon eareet to wi.n. se an lamas- in the imports of India cotton, woicn will help to iecre.sse the stuck left I,r coneunipiion at the end of the presset year. Had the Etat ladle Company isk n up the q.testion of railroads in that country wisest it was first broached, many year. ago, and adopted the neo a ,try •p. 'tor the constructUo of two or three bond-rd miles of railway, which miint easily bane been done b. fore now. we mould probably rave been imp irting three or four hun dred thousand helm. of In ilia cotton this year, which would bay. bcen almost suflinent of itself to have prevented all that paralyeis of trade trim which Lancashire is now gulfa ring and Irons sehils it may pow ib'y be doomed to suffer still mar. severely during the n-at twelve :ninths. EMBEZZLEMLNT ET A STATION-MASTER.—flobsrt Jr se, the master of Ito rei Ivey s• is ion at Chestertort, en the Etic.eva Coma a Leas, bee been sppr.kended on supine tioa at being coweseaml en an ostensive system of embezzle in-nt. Ile hid bee. ear Vials in the service o: the cow gamy, and, p:evi midy to joining this station, filet a rein re able ISE= at the 111. tcrutinus. Ile underwent a lengthened eximila:U.n b tore the Rev. Mr. 0 a! ant end other magistoatee at lilt. •. n. One rase gone icto saneeti th t it was his duty to when :he moneys tor the pa... ngers' t clues and too.* and f 'tweed the soak to Mr. N. Doe... the steeneuital.t of the 11,414}1.1) at Shot. ditch. Oa the 21st of July he Terrier! 111.5 e. 74 for g , ivensees and 111 11.. Id .or dLode, in all 'Lis 18s. 8 I ,hut o ty r mitt' d 121. 10, to the arc mntant, leaving ad , tici , ncr of 131. 8, 84 It ass stated that on that d.y he Lai entered in the trsinehowk as having received in notes 1.51., it , Id 7o , silver 10s. ; whrea• he had only Lroar,k,l i.. u te. 51..0d71., silver 10.. 0.4.er cams being cone into, the Liagwr.oes decided on committing him for trial. Ile h d h , !It MIL' ter of this static for nice :ens moats, en I wit. mei, linos:tato the frequenters o New market as b inr very at a It 1.• to the e.efs conveyance of the Tsectorws, tt. Ti,.. a: i. near tt.e N -"make' junction. le is said Ms* hfs d..'cle„.ti.da • tont to 2001. Tits enAirnar Pett..ONERS. —At the interview whi:•h took plead batman sir. ecanden (who we, sc.-onus. died by Sr Jushim Walaislcy, M.P., and Mr. W late MP. for C air)) ate' Sir Ocorg•• Grey, on the wee run of hi. presenting the me ..oriel agre.rd to at the Tea at m•rtiag held in the City-ro►d on .h- subject, the right hon. baronet Esti artl with atteut.ca to the observ►tions rd the boa. gratlrta , n sn.,:porti the prayer, and was understood to espr.ss himself somewhat favourable traits , . hject. A letter nom Mr. Cabd..it, rutting the result of the iaterview, has been received ty the deputation appointed to wait urea Mr, CoStien a. d Sir .1.10 , 1111 Waimaley, of which the tultheder Is • eopy : "103, Weatl”erne-terrace, Zed , Oat 1819.-9.r,--84 Jo bus Walu.sley emd I have to day ' bad au iw vi * with der 0. Grey, t preatnt the memorial 'Stich gotiplaced in my brads La favour of the cherret e men. Hui manner as very eoart•cme, and I thought foe -arable to the obi. et of nor vl.it. I should at:d that Mr. W. Williams (law 11 P.l r 0 ve•ay) was good enootth to arcosarasy vas, et.fy, as a visfir.g magistrate, to the ex -01 .duet th. p.fe ewers In TutLLI fields Pri•en; ■nd sir, I-a- servant (signed), IticaAan CODDIIII.-3. Stanwood, Est " MONEY MARKET. SATVRDAY EVIIIIIIII. There was no feature of the least importance in the dealinks in the English fond, to-day. The market was unusually dull, and Co ;sole for Account de d.ned jo towards the elo e. Consols opened at 921 to for mot 57, and 921 t• 1 fur the 17. h instent, and titer touching 1 for money, thi y became weaker, and cloud at 921 to I both for money and account. Excheqtr r ;le emerrandid 39e. and 425. prem.; India S oik, 235; Buck 8...ek for crcount, 201; India Wads, und. r 1,0001., 80s. and 81s. prem. In the money :owlet there is no change to notice, and the rate given ler M...1.0y, for call, and for die co,.nt remain th, toms no quo .-..11.14 wick. The Bank r, turns publ sh d lsst etc ing 6 . 40 W an increase in the circulation of 723,6121..t.nd various other im p ;r:aut fluitua;io• s, upon *hien the Econ9miri of this morning °Neer,' Thom changes ht l.ca o a demand for Back money with Vre public, such as it ...wily Mt Jost prig to the payment of the Olvidends ; bet • math griv^r demand then existed at the correspooding ;gad lust yes', which is only to be a•- counted for by the lames*e in buidures and its greater acti vity. The scum of the puLa. on the auth forestalls to soma event the pl)uteut of the and spreads the sum which would awash* be poured out in three or tour days ov:r as many w•elut. The fluctuations in this p-ioe of Consols this wrek were priori ally o cesioned by ite re, eipt of intelli gence on Tuieday set d fferenet it having arisen 1 between Russia and Turkey; in cone-quince of 'which Councils fell a' one time to 911 for moues., and acre dote ngain at thtt coo Wsdcesday. Oa , I Thursday, however, the apprebeneions which were at first entertained of an unavoidshle rupture between the two countries beg n to subside. and Consols he proved, attaining rater:ay aid to-day the highest point of the week. The subjoined table shows the fluctuation in the , price of Coisds during the week : Thelon 1.01,0114 Cosily Prior. i'rlee. Pries. Maaday—Ontaels hr mars O2l 921 92i to lir ornament (Oct. 17) 921 92 94 to Tuesday—Comb ix sway O2l 9l 92 to Tar ascount Wednesday—Om* fir roam Per assonat ..... 94 92 94 ts Mandy—Owe& kr away — 92 e 92i.....12. to per rams ...... 1124 94 94 la 4 reiday—Onalehhersoary.................. 921 94 fet rot 1101041 i . 9 . 9 3 2 2110 Ox on*, 9' 93 2 9.LO is some ....... t• *following is a steement from official sources of the amount of the precious me•ale exports:l. from ' Loudon during the week ending the 4th tost.FB lver c. in : to Belgium, 82,000 oz. • to Dut . ki,k, 188,000 u, Silver bars : to Dunkirk;l4,ooo oz.; to Belgium, 86,922 oz. Gold coin: to the Mauritius, 237 cs ; making a total of gold coin, 237 oz.; of s leer coin, 270,000 oz. ; sad of silver bare, 69 992 cc. As regards the oper ations in the chars merit. t daring the week, there is little to be raid. Ihe market has generally been doll and inactive, nevertheless prices did not give way in sympathy with th) tu•-eis so ranch u mig have been expected, hut maintaine a firmer espeet during the week, end the gericral feeling is evidently it. favour of Improved prices. The appearai.ce t.f the market indienres lees dstrust en the part of the public, ss few hi lders of railway stock appear disp - .sed to realise during the present de pres-ed state of this description of property. The fAlowing calculations sh,,w tie rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. Where the asterisk CI is placed, it is to be understoo I that the share rats of dividend is less the income-tax. It will be perceived that we adopt the rate of divederd d,dand for the last h cif-year as the basis of our nolo., Una per 0.64. Oaasola..seerage prke rli yield per cent. E 3 4 10! Three want Beirmil (abet) nrao4l46.44lmter pot (hate (shot) o se=hale (lac lid. aer day ). sod Yorkehh• Railway* (d 5* 4 per cent.) Zahn Counties* (die 2s. per share of 88$. equal to 1 per cent. per son.) 7l o 213 2 Gnat Menem. (die. at the rate of 4 per mt. per son.) Lee.lon sod South Weeterno (d v. at the rate of 34 per cent. per ann.) l3 se 4 18 5( larks sod Brighton* (dlv. 295. per 100$. steak to the halt year. (Anal to 21. les. per cent per ann.) London and North Wasters• tale. st the rate of • per ant. per sna ) ll3 Kid and (A l at the rate of 3 per ant per ean.) South heaters, £lO en.. (guar. die 3 per cent.) York and North Midland die. ens. n 6 5 10; o 41 Ili se I 3 10S .. 6 17 7 .. 8 6 8 Stock this day Caa D 1.11" Do. 1;ott. Ist June Asps...! last weak . Do. from let JUN) Prko Y. C. this day ms Do. Town last FridAy... 11,133 20,4:4 4.0 0 2041 2,313 2,193 21,788 82,44 23 , S 817 4,143 I$l• 31,144 46,371 4 ,1,2 448.11 d. 438 9,1. in 424 re. Pd. 30.. Gtl. 478.14. 8.1.5. 6,1. COTTON.—Ltvaaront, Oct. 6.—Tbe market to-ell• was rather animated, and prices in some internee were id. dearer. 10,000 hales have been a including 4,600 takt n for 'pet:Watson. ildantilaSTElL, OCTunstt 6. - In be !weld.. yarn utarkei there ism improvement, though the neemin'efemlndi t h d 1,4 to on expectation this morals; that Mere would be an inc exact mawd. Mints, for manuisotniers In the home trade. eh re rn her more inquired for, but spinners c tad with dif& sip effect sales welt ut Main concession In price. In the cloth market there was more dime ' Mien to do business on the part r.r balers for Ueda. anal ,t istall oancenion some considerable ult s might have been t ffected. There L a moderate braliMl4 doing in mitring clothe, end riche d 10. Li b ahininspi are In fair demand. Jacconetew d Gambits have w.t • emus as yet to gather muck in stooks. and with the late Melees as to the cotton mop, manufacturers are indisposed toy led Maher to to price MACISPOUZIN are rather more in request, and so also wo Tarns, vel veteens, and Medan& WOOLLEN.—TAIDeI, OCTOBZR 6.—The im,rk . l to day has bets cf an Improved character. A very fair maccaut of buil nem bas bees demo. HARDWARE —l3 CRYING IfAll, OCT. 6.—At lenetS seems to have taken a very deehle•t turn for the hotter; the gradual hopr vemamt which bee been n tired foe ocaue time pm• has 1.011 caw vary decided. Neeut all o,lr MZI.UNCIUT ci s are v.n bu y he foreign ceders are •ery coosiderab e, greater, peal Fs, es,..nally fur Germany, than since the dose of IfteS or IMO. The dom.& , h.th from the 1:n1 ed S Mee and South Americo, la good, and bas been tor enema months paid. POTATOES --Sounrwoatc, Oct. 8 —We aro rill wi.b wry few arrivals from York-bire or the Cu 'hen% but y ore at presrot quite roost to tit* &mod. The following ere Wilda?' priori York Swots. in o. to &On per ton; booton, We. L. Ste.; foreign whites, 550. to Os. HOPS.—BOROUGH, OCT. 8 —Messrs. P teecnt en 7 Smith report that then in steady demand for the now growth at the followlog Irian Vino 18'6% are more 'squired ants; there is Abu a rood trado for 1647% and 1646%. nid.rad IL ANAL 61104w101.104 I Tooro or Keats ... U. 10 to 8 11 *cold of Moto .. 8 10 to 8 8 Yeall.4 zLt.-v05.... 3 0 to tla Ibrahim. 10 10 to 11 11 CATTLE. 141:810THPIELD. OCT. B.—The number of Saab le large, tot the enrage quality is Teri hdiffteent ; isaustly the sholleset quads make pre:ty rtadlly ; indeed, all Idols are rather dearer, the deism:: haring tom:easel. Tell surer:, eI gimp la oat quite so large as last week,t sped nly La fat Sheer. The trade le briA at about 3d. pre Kb, advance on wont elsserlptkoc The tads for Calves is r-low. but rrldays quo:at airs aro pretty well assantaiscd. From German, and LiolLnd (ben. are 1,1103 demi, 4.300 Sheep, and 37 Clem ; Leicester and Northasup• Wu, 4130 Beasts; Idnoenshire, 000; and Cansbtidgeshloc Ltd, . _ tar Aar al it.. • 4s.d. i Ear sr, et rite. ▪ smots, gardare.. *0 4 0 13a. Dr* s 11).-b m. all • 0• 0 ▪ ehort.ko•ra a G 3 8 , ktr: L 3 2 3 8 Issosa quality 3 4 1 De. 0. !Mom ....... 2 8 3 8 harp sad mem. quality 2 8 3 4 4 4 8 Do, dn. Share 0 0 0 0 Nat lialf•lwak* 310 4 3 Local . 0 0 0 0 PIP.IOO. Waal. at market. 4,620 ; Skew sad I mam, 2,7744 . !Alta,!Alta,234 , POULTRY, &a.—NIWGAT3 AND LILDENNALL. OCT. 6. —Otess. 7a M. t 2.. Rd. ; tools. 21. Od. to 3s Od.; thickens, 1..1d. to 2a. Id.; spore, 21.. Id. to 30. M. ; dusk'. 2s. Ott. to 2s. ad. ; Noon% M. to bd.; Imes. 2s. 9d to &s. Id.; rabbits, 6d. to Is. 2d.; srowe, 2s. 9d. to 3e.; par LI kites, Is. Gd. to Is. 9d. Push butter, 9s. to ILL pee ic:en lb. nsw—linAnceseaTe, Oct. 6.—Tutbots, 2t. CI. to 12. ; WtU., 2s. to Os 014 Sod, 4a rd. to Is. Od. ; wltlttnp, 4d. to Id. ; ar.d salmrst. td. to .s.; Gels, fd. to ls.rer lb.; soles, Gd.to2s 6d.pa' relr name , !I radars Is. Od. to Ia td.. fresh betrinp, Is. toll. Q.; and users, Is. Gd. to 2.5. perttos. ; lobsters, Is. to 2s. tech. Oysters, 12s. to .6s. per bushel. BRE tt).—Oct. 13.—The prices of whea•en band fn the metropolis uo from did. to 7d.; of household ditto, Sd. to Ed. per üb. best. COALS —OFr.' 8. Shire at mark , t, 228 ; —. Bundle's West Watley, 16a. ; Carr's Hartley, 165.; Eden Main, les. ; Wen Herne. 1e5.191. • Walls Zed Adelaide, les ed. • Walls End Braddyll's 16s. 9d.; Walls End Haswell, 19e. Se; Walls End Rectos, 194. ; Wells End Lazabtou, lea. Id. ; Walls End Stewart'', 19a.; Walls End Tens, .fa. CORN.—MAux-LANE.—Tuts DAT. —The supply of Wheat this mondag, by lend carriage samples from the near roun ds* was rather short; neverts elves, the trade was dull, and last Mondays rotes were with diflitulty maintained. A very limited amount of bunnies was trans..eted in foreign Wheat, but no site•mion Wok pees ie ha value. Flour underwent no change. (Juice samples in English malting Barley, being sauce, realhed full prime, and there was a fair amouot of bwinesa la foretsu for grind ing and d•stilling purposes, at the quotathets of this day se'unight. 0,1 thus malv , ionl former rtes, b t pew, light qualities wore eviler to purchase. Beans and rem barely add as wad as last week. 9111T1811. Shillings per Qr. Wass., &rex and Rent, red 40 to 12 to 44 „whits Mto 42 1... 40 Noma sad tOtantl. 36 to 40 to 43 . do 67 to 40 to 44 Wove& 'ENOS Of rued. Camb. It Lis., tad... 33 Le 40 to 43 white... 33 to 40 to 44 1iT1.... .. ...... ...... ....... ....... .... . ....... . c•ILLII. i . tioding....- ............ 21 . to 24 ..11iPii ling - to 14 to 26 ‘itaing...._ ...... „..- .• flit 60 ....• rt. .. J•ss, Et,t1.1.4t roof. 16 to 18 will. Od.. Wash- - to - Lao. Niro.. ... 111 to If to 20.1.5....put5t0 2ll to 24. 04 dentist It Rasta bed 19 to 2ls 04...p0tat0 21 to 23. 04 Irida teed..—......... 13 to 16. Od.. r-lt~ ill to 17. Oq 111411 put5*"........ - . .. 11 so 24. a - • ''' ......-.-. „.............. . 64 to 66 Ir.e. N.M 64 ta SS ?C4.. grey ........ —. . U It. 27. ocl.. ample NI to SO hi .. . ....... ... ..... - -.IS 38 to 41 1 ...L0pen0l 4O to 43 While .. fd to U. hollers.. %twain Canoe par :hammer .... ........ ... .... if On to g • 11.4.. Ad liekba Tewr 4•140.11.11•444 4 1. ♦1 W 44 _tee ennieleilei Ef to i 6 Siortitt eod Batiolk. " - ma,. r, Tiontzle rad horagal.erV - iitu -• 44 -Ono 44 48 to SO IN•nuranran, Lanai*, and Matta. 41 to 43 trutrti atot Lrobant Imnusb and Ilanaturg 1t0.....n u to 13 - 11 473 4 5 a — to 7).,110 and t Ids sa .. .......... ...... .. - . . ePn:.duto ..... ..... ..... .. ... —to —....ill;lnilit 43 o as oa.o, Turmas -..- ..............»... 14 to 17 Pomeranean and Strain:7d l3 to ta Sweauh and Danl±h » ........... IS IS to 17 Ftttxt4ind awn 1..u.L11 teed Diu. Brew 17 To 20.. 'cod ... to .- 1 . 1 , 1 , ,,T0T 13 oa 2i ...ad........ 23 !o 27 F.....t.0. American. pot . 1 . 9;;;1 of 191Itio. 22 to 91 Conaoltoo 'quick, per rook tot 3001ba.. gm 3O to ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM i.e OCT. TO 4th OCT. -- Yrs. -- - - ir; g izi: iiacit. friik: - -r;; l iiii. wheat 3177 3 1' f ,5 1 7 ExCey _ I 1560 • 15 i/2 Ulm —.. i 1778 i 585 4270 li 16569 Maur, 2,198 eadul ; - - A.Npuveit. Oc:. 6 —o.r ut tik-t ro d was lilwrally sup. piled with Wheat, and we bad a lull attendance. Crites may be quoted about the some es last were, bat odes were not very blielt. nrt When Ls leg god tripe a'. Flour un.dt •r,I. New Corky was gad supply : rod the multian xw.oa having commenced, there ass au Increased demand at the full currenlea of last week. Oats were a dull sale, at fro... bd. to to. per qr. cheaper. Beans and Peas belliNicted little ettetitkel, and the tutu of prices was lu frv..ur of toe Inner. lOe and Mutt was down Is. Wheat, old, et. to 161. per lo at ; low, W. t.. 1.01. Leery, DEW, tes. to ate.; eld, 230. to 22.. Outs, he to 225. Wens. 26a. to 31.. Peas, 24a. to 3ro. lice, 34. w 33a. pea qr. Welt, 6a. tele. pet bushel. 'fares, es. 111. to 6. Clear, 211. to Sea. per ask. ATLZattliitlf, Oct. 6.—Wo bare a good supply of corn, but a doll tr,ie It L•tt • 1.1:o ca i.lticr R. to lit. les t per toad. barley, 2:4. to .ds. per qr. Beaus, 255. to 331. Peas, ags. to dl.. Oats 17s. us Its. BATH. Oe.. 6 —Our 131 r% ' is per itr hiAte , for IV. , est, Ii 1 good eemant Other de,ceiptions of geAn the same so Itet wee%. %N heat, :Wm to 42e. Earley. 24e. to 3V4. Oas, 1%. to 2-e. it, au, new ' 30s. to 112 e. ; 012, Les. to 40e. Peat, pig, 82a. to Hi.; 111.1er*, /he. to 42e. i!ItDPOI:D, O. 6—W.• Fad n ro^d re ply or Who a' motet t, which add on fully as good terms as last week. ;barley magic try•dred for at au ad. ace of Id. t 18. per q•.; griud.su4 Lau tek's pncoi. H utter Lerma more 'Attired frr ; all otlar Ceti about cc's pricer. I%u satut. as tag week. lams rather Water, and wore impaired fie. Oct. 0 —We had a rod d, al of ntw grain olLsing, nartienlarlr Melt y, %Well me: n ready sale. New When was it yin eon c med km, arid co 1l Lot be cold. Orke in rod de ma .td. 3m. to 4Ge.; old, 44e. to 495. pm qr. Buie& 19e. to SU. Of* ItM. to Is.. 8t1b1444. Uu . 6 —Owing ro n ennttnu+ti•ta of wet weather Murat atuentett, of which we bad a fair Chow, do a t come to hand in aue.. ilu4 .114141.101111164J4 Lau, a akti au tat dot tin qualtueA to lie in dowaad to-d .y at. in MU.t inganeea, a alight advanecon ra t ta A sota.,l tuipply of Oats abaft are taken tut alowty. at about late quota too+. tt host, ntl , 3 . a. to ale white, 455. ads, tam, lia to lee.; old, Rua Bcana, old, 12a. t, 3s. Cmini.inon 0e... -- Oar ,rit..t to ..sy weew.ll sup. wan ui Co n, prtneiraty new. nun the land! is firm for both Win at and Bull.; no lite In any otb^r "Toth. 11 beht, from 46. to 05..61., per intdiel. Matey, from .76. to 44 per qr. Toe gnat too. wrti oa of butte Wheat &L6l Marley le very e3-tae, end the form,r union ow of audition. CA1%14.1031. UT, Oct. 6.—Our tesokot wss wel. ski" itd, but o very du•l and run obJut tt e rime. Old br,ent Vibe t, 4 1. to 'tr.; Ilea, ;Gs. to 4.5.; new, whim. Sdk, to 467,t. w 6:63u... 4114, lbs. ; 236. Gd. Pea., 2761. CA 00. 6.—Tn•r• *as a load supply of all kind. of sin at our on•owc-1 66d y, wHell 16:d at priers touch tfe ante aa Lk.t ..e k, cSA th • !SCA ptioa of Burley, which wa. Woos 6,1. to la. twr ...11 I low r. W 0,1.% what., new, 1 laa.k.fenor ; IS.. tkl. 6. Va. : rod, aew, 166 to 176; Inftwior lower ; old. 17d u) Va. ad. y, new, S. id. Si 1 r. •J. , to Ilk. GJ. Oda, i wuq /6 to ask, tOl4/00011. GA. Id. to 7a. Ituur, la ad. to 26 wr Or OM al. IS. rd. Ityeraral, 'a. (d. liarle)rdll, la. 4d. C' LCRISTEII, Oct.llei • ..T0 10 ant I , C. buts ri Wu. at Ala tte supply be ng mudi funaller than last week lbe ram et' t'Luida, :.re fultp o,..dutdbet. line nub:og ltur:cy eumnialde corn wi.a. vtr la.e sate. While eevundery ii d inferior W.taikkas an noted. beans and rt a+ are el bout aher.thon. aon Cr mien. 021. 6,-- et ,ur re , rk t Owe .' ay the eupply e WM.t waa go d, but Wye. a ahowiter more willinertow to um 4:bac, l.e p ie. A IP. It 116ily uwatitamel, and in tulle e. ...Ai ratan r wore weary VV. jpon Mr vet, choice ut Ene. Lob. eto a eases • f tureaua cAuto.u.a...l lull 10aildt r., e.. leg l'ea was ti qulna fur; Oct. mut cit ly, on far mer tern... 04d beans Norm and In doom!: tuplee DI 12.. e lie. FINN - tol. In Oats Heat te nu IW.at. ....went, Lou e. bc.sig maintained. The follewin: ore iho rresent outeaumw imp. bll4l :/6. it) U. oil.; re t, lid, to ta. Pt.; llwn - sa; ,eluto henesece), per 5;01b...0.. bu. Gt Posue. bu ate, 4.. AL to b.. teal ; u o- - - a., Al wienuooli, Nub. 4e. tel. to te. ti ..; 'lager:tog. L..r ,t. .1, Is. 3 to 1 . . 1 4. ). per 410.1 b., 21e in thing, prr LKtrrfal qr., .I^t.. I P.; leo e, grinding, t he. to um.; ftreern. nrieditur, Ns. to 22.. ; madlinx, 2*.. to 255. 11. a , ; el hop. to 1.. Ed.; t. r.ign, tie per 6-4lbe. aa. CA. to U. bd.; Dut.th, ennull tut, :Ph ;od. b. la. W ; Lena. 3a. loft. to es. OWN Limerten, Luniecurtay, per JOU.., lee. dd. to As. lid.; ' " • ' ' ' ' " -" " • 33131;tiu. 4,71:p1v. 1, 14. ..to lbs. Cid; tt ebk, bluk, 174.iti. taa Ids.; trial', per Y141w., 174. u. lie. di Pun, grey sod lain:tens per baps., al. to as. dl. ; Foreign, 314 Sit. to • ed. hour. 6.1 'mouth., 3:25. to 33e. lo (:ALe, pee ton, Preto* 71. WU. Imports 'or 0.0 week t uditg Oct- :1t hest we.; lie . .$), tursidar Whs. 3,11; bean% Otto ; Pros, laaral,m, 1,217. VILOPoItD, Oct 6.-Our na• Oat.: costalitre to be abur issaay sapp act with t 1 neat, hathere is a wiry ezte,o ite Toshay .34-PTS rM e I ttte sidianty7e fn pt..,e, f„r the, middling descriptions of white and red Wheat, hut no Urliiruvrtocat Li tee %Joao .1 bug t..Le eihalu be cWWI dud. 1a hest, Sot. to 5 s. bye, 2415. to al. barley, 2es. to 30a. Pea, ',es. to &MUIR. nal° IlitiitrimiL Oat. 6.-Thira was a peed of simnel.% of heat, Par...y, Oats, sad cwt ry tkieriptkia of corn, being ehtedy tot this yatar's growth aid thr quality veil prime. Tim ostlers mm.. to t .0h esti 'be rl,ll/I*, torn to look nut for tit ire t ga heat; that artii le eannot be qumed Miser. altuntoth the dim ,ml to Mow. %%beat, per 02 be , 4e. aa.. to sr. 44. Oath y, 'nab lug, per bushel, 3.1 rd. to do.; praodarap, 34..4. to Is. 6d. Bean% 40. to Ir. • .s. Yd. to h. . 4. Peas, Se. 94.10 4.; whi.o hakes, :at. to ti.. caL 11 SWIPOItD, Oat. 6.-w , a f''r ripply of 111'4, ' , at our 1,133 k-t 1.4 wellcht mice , fully supported re the tined samples; 30219. d• scripts:as t an. Sloe e u pew of m !tins !holey in. ra 10 r more mi. o , ls a 4%11 rwt, Pett. and Pculle moue 1611 39 marsh money. Whiat, les to 3el. per lead. Barb rs. t., 3te. per qr. Ott, 16s. to IN% Peas, les. to 21e. per Wad. ikons, 17s. tor 2N. Tarte, 22.. to 20s. Rye, 14s. to Itia. • _ KEND.,II., :t 6.—At .ur u tk.t tide tn-rnies we had the Lamaist supply of both WlO of and Oats that wc have had kw sem. .1 )ears past. lest saw; le. What tulip realieen last weak'. qw.tatto, •; wconiary and inferior q.alltles rural dull, and ilis facers submitted to a reduction of ss locd. Oat* Art r • a dud ciCe. at a di-thus if td per stew un..r the rate,. of tbie tech. writer, ps i , .4, p. 110., per bud of Yo stens. Oats, Mid. to 14,d. pm oboe. Mamie= Larrel Fiver, 266. 6d. ta 271. id. lArtt'ASTrat. Ur , . IL— nil- day's natka plied with Wheat, which sold slowly at a refutation of fu'ty ter ['mi. Oatmeal dull. without ehame in price. Old Wi mt, ;as. to .As per 3a .bat; new, 345. to Si. tel. Oatmeal, 235. hd. to ntse. me 24010 a. LtiOustga, Oct. 6.—We l'att to 'gay a very dull ea s e for wheat, rut previous pekes were with difficulty supported. Firm rn ley folly nrtinnoned m:ette prites. Olds and &MIL were to re in request. MANCHESTrIt, 01. 6.—A tali busi• en ben been dupe during the week In the better deeerlptione of Flour; and without subm.toug to !poetic. deeds., sobers have been wiLlag to meat the demand. Outs awl Oatmeal both rather cheaper. Our market to-day to to much the mom character se Abuts etateibed. Best (militias of Waeat sal Flour &tali 111144,1..i1i L., steles rates, Lot lilt blow into et 444 rd may be b ..n lower teirtr. Oats Id. per bd. hel, end Miss lit. peen load ei.c.arr. Oid dame tuP. ;meow, previuus no new offering. Indian (ben miser mewertre in valor. Other artaaes as last quoted. The following are the present quotations per isthati white, e. n1..0 . s. red. J. ad: •0 Ca. bd. white, Is. d. to at.: red, its to 3v. fid. Garley tlaorte Mane or to.t, panuotr, As. 30. to 30. had. Oats, per Era* doma.., m 1 tam Irish, fa. 3d. to to. Id.; Irak. Lilo-dried runs, go. of. to is. id. P. as, per imperial btthets, white and Woe bolters, 30a. to 31s. Fl.mr, per sack of tiOlbs., k:ngtish and Atari floc, 3111. to 1b..; expertise, Vs. Od. to 345. cad's, 3 , ia. to See.; Oatmeal, per Mad of 2402 M., linglieh and Irish, 23.. Uhl. to 2.32. ud. NowoonTLE-goott•Tortg. Oct 8. —The r Once this day of, nigot Lae b - en or lather an onsatleicharaehm, Sunday, Weds AO art 0fT.,...1-. l e; no eat: emely wct, wS let in the . ore norteern party of this MY the adminme musty of Durham a helm, s wa.ezpenleneed, alrith would got,. a **rims tospeuimeot to harvest operati as in tame elit,trcir. From the best tato usetioo we rout scep.lre to-die it re lit I as,: ,t that earl y me-viva( of Wheat' and osr:.y, fully nr.e.hatf:f Date, tad the whole of the deans are mill abroad, so that tine mother is wanting tor brilliug our bar n* to to a .41do.toty co elusion. The trade during the present w ek has soled steady Ire nest articles, and may wh3e Tread. r.quirel eke:lft ban Iwo/ rates boon pubanftW.. to, now I ...eing forward more gerertliy to a speedy retiv.d, whi,h, however, at brew the ease of Lee, the c.,j .rity hitherto havi• g he con. trary opinions, and which of a , arse b , ve traded to check .ny upward tr. .1.147 that must show itself. Ammoing to the advice,' received from the United states it would sewn that between the Ist of Sep t...lnter, It la, and Ist tept,rentr. 1549, the aveta, prix of the beet sum of thma,see Flour wet fe dole. Ale.. whilst from tbo tot of h. nary. i , 2), to the let of January, 349, the average price ruled a; S dole. We., re that it appeal pretty cooclusive that so bee m our prima In t ban cowry remain at their present low Pa t, shivt et.ts tamed us expect A to any extent to Great Uri. lain. At our market this n , nrnlu, we bad a mach leas supply of Wheat lc= the grower% the condition .till indifferent, alt• ouch rather b to r then led week ; and there being lees meartre of youth .ountry a mms, otru.g te toe g e.t hulk having been told or Irmo. besotted doting lir , week, far.ovr..* re were taken off more malty. at le. per qr. advance, whilst at the same time the beat dry new red cosoansad-d att. Wawa at 4u.r. yet . qr.. &Caa per exahel. At 4 - 8 a one r 4 rte.' one ~ r unt have be, n nta.le but holden, were um wiling to accept that money. anhouvh nor aimed& of Moor bum Mon Ltr,e, the demand in g etameardi.tg, a rod clearance has n made , 314 we Ink eneVently to a briek inquiry being cape. !trued next web, suit, hotly so as to take off abut way now be at the quo., tood what mat .tr. pin In the interim. We bad rather more inquiry ter roalti• p Carley tuolay, hut we ean scarcely hold out more thaa Ms. toils. per or. far else. Chevalier, 3:lb. to ill!). per bushel, no so kw of our inaldnip are yet at work. Clarke malt would ems. mand es' mine quotati: oat, whilst interior th set iptious are totally =rti. Grinding pecele without abler. Get ;ding nitre in ter. Beam smite little utenti,u, but OW (owing I* a abort supply firm our ferment, and with nothing mastsiee) found buyers oe a shade over lag week's rates. The following ere t h e venett violations: Wheat, British, Northumb er l an d , old, white, 44„ to Ma.; rod, 400.10 465. ; new, white , 36a. to 465. • red, Rs. to 42a; Norfolk and Suffolk old, white, 4a. to 2.5.; re43,44 e , es e „ • te „ white, 435. to 20s. ; red, 44.. to 465. ; Lincolnshire, old, white, ias. to tbs.' red, 425. et 435. ; new, white, 463. to 485.; red, 445. to 4415. Scotch . and Dandoe, white, 40a. to 46a ; red, 403. to 43. Rye, Norfolk and Sa"t"e, 24.. to 2431. Batley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 265 , ifs.; chevalier, 28a. to 305.; Nortburitberlaod and Smith, 225. to 24a. ; cheval•ct 24a. to 265. ; grinding and distilling, hie to tila. Malt, 48 3 . to 30s, • chevalier, 365. to 325. Oat.. Nurthiunterktal Scotch potato, old, 20s. to 22a.; common and Angus, 178. to els. rea h white boilers, nominal, 28a. to Vs.; Ertl and =Pie. 2 8a t • M er it, Beans, Deli, :es. to 323. klott8 ; EAR etoekton ant Nor in ne d,„„ hee, 31s. to 33e.; Norfolk whin s, 335. to 335. ; households, llos. to 32s ; as. rends, Us. to 30a.; households, 275. to 295.; thins, 243. toils.; b one , bolds, 21s. to Ls. per sack. For eign: Wh3t, Deride 3101 Konigsberg, white, 48s. to 36a ; red, 425. to 41*.• siestas, whit-, 46r. to 484.• red, 425. to 441 a. • Mecklenburg and Pa meraolan, white. 41.. to 36a. • red, ' 443. to 46 3 . lismbtug. Marks, and Anhilt, white, ell to 465.• red, 42a. to 445. ; Keil and I lolstoin, white, 404. to 443. ; red, ;OR to 428.; Petersburg and Archangel, ted. 365. to U..; Odessa, n3l, 3 , 8. t. ; ditto Polish, red, 403. to 42.. Nye, Pomeranian and Pruashut, 275. to 24a; tlarley Seal, 240. to 265.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 2ns, to 22a. Osta, Dutch brew, 17s. to 2034 l'unier.nial reed, 1;:. to 18s.; holstein and Danish, I Is. to 18s.; Archangel tout Riga, l4s. to Its. Paws white, 21s. to 283. Bean., Frialaa,t, My, to 328.; Alexandrian, 23. to 21s. The arrivals tuts week ate : Whey, eoutstee, 2.631; myelin, 4,183. Parley, co.ou wise, 4r; r oteo. 996. Malt, coastwise, DP. Peso, foreign, 174. Fl our, 4,111 sack,. NEWPORT, ISLE OP WIORT, Oct 6 -At , Air tn3tket this day Wheat solo at a decline of le per qr. FREW and Peas, ed. to la. cheater. Barley and Oats without alterat'un, Oc'. 13.—We bed a Rood supply of Wheat at our market to-day, by ta,th farmers and merchants, and prima are ore. Gael, the same. Ike reports of the pied continue to be most favour able. The Boor trade is in the same dull stare ea ILA welt, hut ro alteration in mites. The Barley merchants were more illepustd to pischa e, and choice pare is were sale.dee at fitly hist we It's rates, but toted r deftr.ptions were difficult to, quit. Older Ports of burial e,rn were not macs noticed. Good new Oats were a Wesel& at fully late prices. 24oTTINORAM, 0 t. r, —Our Phi). of Wt en , hen n,t hem so large to-day, but still equal to the demand; last trek's rites arc g. nenotly supported, except tor anything out of CO lailtoll, wblcb only token to tarour of the hu)er. Very little Plansi W any Mbar mock, and prices are quoted no Ida week. PRTZIIBIIIIOI.7OII, Oct. 13.—kber. Wms s flir saprly et Wheat hire today, and last week's pokes were fully supported for all d.ror Nowt, seal in many tnet.dias 1.. per yr. more sta. eoreg IA red made from aPe, to 42e. r qr. Rather a luru- show of ll ale', and prices la. per qr. lower. No alteration in we clue of thits sr Berms. • Perim(MTH, Oct. 6.-Tte quanti, of WI., at olTer ine at market to-day wan considerable; the best qual ties were generally t. ken otf at our quotations. F u r (diner dr eruptions the trace wie heavy. In Baler end other spring corn, whirs. the r,uantity .Hering wa amender...Wu, the trade was heavy. Wide %%hear, new, 101 Ica. to llt f rt. per load; red, new, FL to 10 7 . 100. Barley, malting, 29, to Stye per qr.; gri nding, 2ta. to 275. Oato, 17a. to 19.1. Feas, 33 1. to Ida. beano, 3 to 3Gs. Pa en tont . Oct 6.-Yeaterriay'a tido hroulit a good so= of all d‘ocriinturs of producer front Ireland. Each article of dm has been in slow request throughout the week, at gradulli da. dining prices. We have again to report a large supply of Wares tom our nr ightoutlug growers; the atter.d 1130 *as got and dal parcel.' of white rather etteedrd lust we, rateo ' but it w 4 difficult to effect a clearance of r,d, though oflerlog at • reduction of 'boot Is. per windle. Irish was for the moment to gleeted, but a limits oh stement would hare been submittt rl to. o.ct furergrr, td. per bushel lower. Flour declined rel. per bun el and Is. per reek res a elect,. Olds Alta NI per bumbel cheaper. New in moderMe remut at oar quotattoos. Consumen buy new Oatmeal c rutiously at the above currency. Old in limited dernund and hd. per had lower. AU other article. easier to purchase. Exerld ler foreigo pain our quotatus arc fur the produce of this year. The following are the preseut prior ;• Wheat, English, per twiner& of 2201 b., Lancashire, whit:, new, 17.. 04. to 225. bd. ; red, 150. to 195.•. Irish, p. r instil of 701bri., d. suietiur qualities, se. 76d. to se. Rid. • midd.ing to guest U. Id. to to 6:4. Foreign, per bushel of 701b0., ' American and CAna...ian, 7..0d. to 7e. 4 I.; red, us, td. to tis. 8d Dumb and Konigsberg, Ludt mixed, 7s. 94d.; Rostock, Anelant, and Stntlu. red, is. 8d toes. led.; Ilamuurg and Lower BJltle, red, 14.7 d. to 6.. 81. ; enlam and the lthine, rod. Go. Gt. to Go. Bd. • French, red, ss. d. td. Flour, per pock 01 2 40th., Enaltah, One to sopeiline, 275. fat. to 345. tro.; *teeing, 225. Gd. to 29e. • Irish, per sock of :at lbs., tine to superthae, 320. 34e. 641.; Frenc h, per sack a 18-lbs., .u,erli..• KW extra super., Sin. to 340.; Arnerkan, per bet. of Vffills.. 24s od • Caruatto. 24e. Gd. Beansper Intone of 210105., Enclioh aid Irish, Its cd to Peas, per 240th.., white boilers, I's. to Ito ,• Irish, pm 2801 b., maple and may, 14.. to 14a. feL Oats, l er bushel of MU, Irish *ad prime meeting quail' les, 2s. 7d. ; corrroon, 2s. 3d. to •.:s. 4d.; provender, old, 2a. 9d. to So. Id. Oatmeal per loud of 24e4bs. English, 23, to 245. 6d. Irish, choies ',mole., 24a. ltd.; Bawd general quoit lea, Pl.. Gd. to ie. • old, dl.. to 2 - a. rm. Ireri,,n Corn, per qr. of 4* los., Inc to 295. Ihdian Corn ideal, per pack of 24 lbs., white, Ens manufacture, 17a. Get. • yellow, Ito, to IGe. loess lir..n, per p .e* of 2.01ne., English and Irlob, 9a. 1.1. to be. 9d. - - Itttllani3O, Oct. 6.--rh;ly t w , l time day, and for which there was a terve +We. but the price• were mareely uigh a. lust wi ek, the rouson for which mar be meet attributed to the niughsi , s w Ito coati tion than a wont ot trade. New dant y re «dist a. per qr. Now thits more Oceanid, at 10. purge. lower. Other pain without variabon. SA lIILON WALDEN, Oct. 6 —Price of IL heat lib 11 .141 the time a.lunt market day; 40a to 44a Lest, 4Ga. per qr. Burley, 1111 tine, a brisker trede, from 29e. to 3.a. &1. Be.oet, te.w, be. , wry 285. Brae, ba. to Fa. Oat., 13e. Gd. to 19...41. • SIIAPTE.III:ItY Oct 6 —A• our r. a k t r.. 11.., we had a c se• show of old and Lew Wheat, met last week's prices w ere kid itrmls ; the th eland was IBA %cry exist' tee, desl resual.ed unwed. New l's. ley wag, mace extenal• ly strip c 1 than last we k, for lk hien Lucre laa an lucre:wet &Austad ; malting samples teemed a eight ativ..u.- upon la , t week's prima Osts were a dull sale, and btr 11 14111 . I• tied L•te Curt cacao . .. In alb r deae. iphoo of Vaal but lane doing, end pct. cs nominally unal - cred. WC. WO 111,3 , a. to ths; uew, to 4 1. barley. tn. to 2tin; new, 27a. to 34.. Oat; black, l7a. to .rs.; whits, lin to 23a. Deana , 32s. to zN. l'. 3.5. to 10s. !lye 32a. to 34.. Tirane's 2. a. to 24. . per qr. Malt, Gs. tit, to Cc I'd. per b ushel. Flour, 291. to ill. per rack. • • • WAkutawrkw. Oat. 8 —Our otarket rn-da was wery air Aten , e4, o at there errs a moderate supply of Wheat, for whirl o.les wets quielser Ilion let week. Old Wheat why .0 ported last week's arrant, raid cern realist.' rut advance of la. to 2.. Ice qr. There was eaanaive demand fur mod Wheat. We had a tor .bow ut new Barley ; ma tors smirk VI were in good request, at and miesnee of 30. et qr. but grinding and more Inferior temple ter re lithe sought after, qr., curly reallarall .te qualatkate. (to at white Oats were in far n Clarea.t.t,4l Lil.lldAy week, Very Ittle doing in leans and Peas, and the to, was in &error of the humr. Other gr.in no minally tn.:, :mod. Wheat, 30s. to 4 t..; new, 303.. to 41. lia t Lt 111 old, .to J..; new, 24.. Oats, white, lbs. to -3.; to .as. Mawr, ohl, Ors. to 405.; new 111 s. to 365. Pr at, 3166 to 40.. Itye, 3.0. tu 3.5. per qr. Malt, 6 a id. to :a. Tares, 34. 61. to Ls. W. per wood. Hour, gar. to Sus. per neck. • Winch h•Titlt, 0 —At nut V.-ria, hvl Recoil show of Wood, princ.pally new. The attendance of buyers was large; taaiseq I ntly a good ilea' of business was done, sod ia-t writes prices .rc tll supper, ted. Pious' es lust quuti el Simples sinew bale, are bee toe la re /aural, and the quality and ounditien awl. WI h.d e In. el,r,t!es!ow today; the bums• sena not very bilk. Malting Marl y wad at lot wok's prices, lay grithiaig wis the tutu cheaper. Iha Inquiry for Lids wen inactive, and triers rai ro d fnuu W. to Is. p r qr. i.otaker. to all ether de-criptiens of Irnsln Gut little business iraneseted,, at lido euerelieles. V. beat, old, 6t. to lat. It's. per had; new ht.e Di. to IW. 10s. Barley, old, 225. to 265.; new, ifes. to des Ors b sek, Ms. to 205.; white, 201 to 235. 13C11111, uld, 3.35. to 4 e.; hew, 3.:a to 3Gs. Peaa,eld, 3d'. to tOs. lt)e, 3ls. to 345. yer qr. Flour, tn.. to Ns. per suet. Matt, Gs. 3d. to Gs. Std. Tares, 3s. tors. per b ushel. Oct 6 —The supply ..f Wheat to day is very mark: te, and the sante way be add of all other grain Good dry w I nll3 the prices of t.et week, whilst the best samples shako Is. a..tsre. Oars n adi y bring last week's rotes. No beam. Wand, woiW, 40e. Io 19r.. eater., 446. reti,:ine. to ins.; titre, s2s. per qr. Oats, old, Pd. to 9id. per stone, new, ad. to 9d. hlc ow, Joe. to :le. tar qr. Woke, wrili Or,. 6 —There wu a large attendenee at our male t and all the good semple• of N heat, both Lew aLd old, tan. a be, Cr. readd7 at tally ‘ho rates of th!s dvy sennight. Mors 4 log In hurley; Its value wee unaltered, Old Oats nwintabed dark value; but Lew were ad. per qr. cheaper. Beans, bd. to la per qr. dr a. r. dai,tag in Peas, at tanner rates. Yoga:. 0 t. G —W., ars ItLemilly oupp ied with Whelp bo,t-outallttoord rampks nearly maintained last wask's Ord - oary a.. 1 t q Is to 2s. per qr. lower. It.oicy aod Oats slow .air, ot C.A. to 10. per qr. decline. In edic r articles nt l altcr..ttoo. • •• • bLt. trh.te, 4 le. to 14e. p r imp. qr. • red, — ;Bl,. to 41e. Harley, ...tutu& 24, to 26e., On 2/... 114;on4, 301. to Sie. Melt, bee. to INA. (tete, few, Bd. to Sd per atone if 14ibe. Fluur, 32a. to 3Se. per of Aeolus. 1 ) II 141.1 s.—Our market to-day was largely sunplied. The hies dr-eril,tious of Wheel brought n naly the prices of Tuesday md interior were abdit tid. lower. Malttuir Barley sap part d it • pose ; hot drindlug cod all qualstim of ada were id. to 6d. cheap,. Italian Orr n dull at our quotations Priam: Wheat, white, 19a u,l. tot:P.6d.; red, ids. to 21.. pm ;kWh , . Barley, 98.6 d. to Isla. 6d. Per 2 Alb- to 9-. rat Ossts new Ta.9d. to 9s. 3d. Rammed, to so.. W. Indian Own, 26.. to 29e. per 450105. Oatmeal, 10a. to loi per Lat. lime, seconds, tie, to 16a. IiELFAnT, e late district. the conclusion of the ha. %cat fru. been Impeded by the heavy rains which have fallen nice this day week. Tod quel ty of the drain forward this week la f trout ad. i4lllltory, Wheat hen.. gem ral.y poor and not we I filled, anti Oat.' la. riot. Wheat, of which we have a good awl.), ei s slowly ntn mine:fon of r.d. on the b. of quainter, and Gd. to Gd.oa In•eriar tuts. Foreign is neglected, aid could be hid on lower terms. Flow a .Indt rat., and aenerally 6d. lover. lorrels are al.° 64. lower, 5.y 1...5. to 24d. pc r barrel. Barley In better supply, quality utiouviug, 411.1 pe .et about Gd. lower. Odta sell ate reduction of to id. pr ca t. the weal has tkclined on the week od to 10, and is a flow sun. .n tam wile in retail at a reduction of 2s. tid. to Se. per Ist, t, y from 61. 12s. 64, to Cl. 17..64. per ton for yellow, God Is. more fre whit : 6. Sine* our last report the weather has been thane , abe, but wri hin the tart day or two it has be,ome more curia, and there appears now prospect of dry and bracing weather. We bare ale worthy of remark to try respecting the irede during the week. 'The mule COntlilleX in pretty much the NUB . , co:1.11 , iou us r. paled last week, but little alteration hornet taken place in the value of any dereriptiou of grate. We notice. t•n•rm•••• • kris I rt-ki eis In the article of Indian Corn, with a manitadiv lea belle, adas to mike speculative purchases. we :1 cc e .;rii rc ti o ei•in thin wo k a brisk demand for miens. l'eur Is inquired alter for present consumption. We It .ve but few afT,14 . 3 of for torn groin. Tr e euppliee of that et limbs urowth continue very ::bersl. the receipts for the week bring : Wheat . 5,104 barrel* at lbs. to 20s. 9d. per b.irrel ; Barley, 7,910, at vd, 11. ed. ; Out., 16,313. at 6a. St to ft., ed. The t empt. to the 30th Rept:ember of the ',meat year, as woupared with those tothe • ' " _ co. read in lug per*.ivls of the two previous. ire as fellows : Wheat. 1847, 17,fiet ;13x1 - y, 14,751, Oars, 46,826. tt heat. ill, 5,355; 11,rivy, 2.515 ; Oats, 41,240. Wheat, 1549, 13,170 ; Barley, 11,849; Odis. 3e,7;9. The samples a Wheat offering are Jaime readily at the eturemey of bet murk, la prepared Wheat the business paging has been small, but without any elteration in value, The 'slue of Welty is firmly maintained, and though the arrivals am Lirse the stands art reghly Miami at our quotations. We h tee sea co a transaction to record in the prepared article. The trade In Oate soutinumbelsk with, if any change, an up ward tendency. In the prepared article, howtver, we have no Ina'. atticns t.. L4nM, Loh ~ er du wo ater our quotation' of lest auk. We control.' h.vc a I *Ale ,natmiptive demand for fine Flour., with as equally e. ger inquire an that expel lenced Taut week for coarse tie.. widqt go elf r-pidly at tali ;mites. behalf Can Ic decioedly a dull sale this week, hit holden have not altered their pretend is, to tba - we have no alteration to. notice In prices. Indian Meal is un noticed. Priors:—White Wheat, 18a. to tia. per 20 stone; red, 13e. to Ma td. Baxley, 7s. 64 to i.e. per 16 stone. Fere, es, to us. 3d. Oita, 7s. to Is. 9d. per 14 Moan, WaeaelroltD, Oct. 6.—A mn.ll cansumrive demand bed been exierienced for tenet mach aat rather lower prima reapplies (iota farm to has. greatly fa' o; off. No arrivals of lire. &et& this week. Prirs: Wheat, milers, 18a. to 20.. shipping, 14a. 64. to 9'L . prepared, lA. ed. to 234. Oats, black. fir ; white, Is. 64. to Pa Gd. barley. It a. to 13a. I ran, 2s. Od. to 3s. rev barrel. Oats med, per cert. ludlaa G rn. 16e. to 17s. M. per barrel. Flour. firer. 20,. to 3?..; .anal.. 265. to 2?.. ed.; thirds, 20.1 fourths, 15*. to 21s. KIKICALDY, Got. 6.—We have bed floe dry Inaba , all the wort, • lth !rest every :,isht, "cettleetaiiy .ever,, t r tb. vended 41111 there Is some grain in the fl , ilds and a omet al the items. At our country 111.41t.16 this week the Ha t old loath uffererg was , relay. taken off at last rata.; of new wo htvr -tie to tepee& very no tlets,te FU - tplen. an'l that chiefly' of wbads meta qu ea sale, without ch.dero in value from Lest week. Here , o.doty wo hal only two parcels of ad Wneot bought forward, a fair .aenly Wheat and Write, but small of Oats; see. of Wheat slue. of Beale! lad Oats quick--plimi same'sa last week, excepting 0 an, which t'et. Gd. per qr. lever. Nt;hedt, alit, 41, to 4Jc. per qr.; new, 375. to Ha Beeey, new, lite. ed , co 244. Oats, new, 16a 61. to Us. 94. OW , . ' mak per big died*. V* HOLLAND TIIE HAGUE, Oci. —The ministerial crisis still c Tntir drhb ratlw• I eir.cting the new comhination were a.;aia continued with mu en-rgy. crmferencen wok Ore.., in wtich Mr. Linker Curtin', Mr. Tn.trberke, a..d severul uthir geseeinen tuk an active part. It I. inwerted, with every appestanco of prohubi.ity that the now cabinet will bo composed ci fo llows: Foreign Affairs. Lighte•tvel: ; Ia anew, Theib Pittance, Von Blain C .lonies, J. C. Sind j Mann., Von dnn Botch War, (1.-riend Knoll ; Zito. m-d ligion, Baron llemrtra Rowan Gitutim Brian .•z:s; Sevirnerm ; PP - cti • tenr-G. a.- ral, Groningen. Up to this moment, h .waver, ?bi d ibt llkenoo hm nut It, en ufflutat'l coull wed; but it is cionfidet.t . .y . ezve .t. 4 that the above Art witl termi nate the miiiibt fiat ertia. A long 0.. n ere.•e. has Vilma place between the Mi••iater for Foreign Adam end th e Fr, Leh amour e-d r, af , er which tLe avibsmiador set out for Palest 2 o'.•l +•lt is the morning. She Staab Cuswatd F.blishes a royal deeree which fx• a th;• Lutuber of prJtettat.t 'Moot• re is the N• .- th-• %Vest D.d e, at twenty. The% are to re c. is. a etipmel of 3,800, 4 800, and 6,000 dories. M. Palliewe be ben apvoit.ted ltuler of "e Uaistrsity in,L.i3d •n for the soh , lute yoar 1849-1850. At the arm'. Privy Coonoil, held on thtnrday, porliame t wl. oriered to » Wait front Toro 44y, the 9't 0: )ber, until fuer/or. the 20 h N:vetaber. EIT:t.10:10“.‘0,T O=OIIOENCE AT VllOl/0014. On YEW y ermine, betw on six and abs hi. me: , s of Winasur Castle, and thvse eohnuted with the Taipei 4.4.bii.bmitut rehm.g in its Maned tate vicioity, were thrown into atm., n, con.itl.rablit alias in CONatipituraa of the set r,scoui cou•loct of t••• untie , I on duty at of tee en trabe s to the Caatle, b•lungts gto the 3id battalion of the Orae.divr Gear now iu gerraon et Wiv•l tor. As lite Walt tqll,llarro f. ell sober (or at haat gle) 04 ) lap tart, of le kterteeted) Wore Ittaieg ma Lotto, it IS the buoresaion that he most bare taken "quo et. ca. in extra:ins data ever he tied hae, fra:ion:d at his . The mat, +hos seas le HiLier, is the son of a workman who it te aelealy employed at the C silo. 11e is ront:qvcialy kuoen to many }crates i s the t en, by soma of whom, t. ere .• dr I. n•lab: kc was sapid:is:l whh wbi c,:pesra to have taker: a most 'strut:Money effect. At nix o'clock Ir•t main he was stationed u sebtry at Vat icon Kato. oa Ore top of Wade" into the /101111, Park, ad • ithlit a tow vervls of the • emcee to the Qualrati.k, tt,relt,•lloriar4ll M.'S gateway, at the Yerk •••:: L•nc War T.-ere. Dating the &same a' the court :riot W.n.lace lb. re is hut ear sentry arstiouvd at the spa', ;nite ad of two, , as Aber. tls. Queen in re•ideoce. aetwe. et 6 aui 7 .:',lock, • g o b n g.b arta at t . Inspector et Palace', was lamas, ha II me Yves. by riut iron 'Amin, at whit h the solnier ▪ lastatiar.rd, to proceed to his reallinee at the Winchester Tower, be efes stoi.o:d by the man, who, ?mecums hie loaded eartime, thr tuned to shoot him, tt It. dared to Att. wept to pats t •r•arh the gat, by his pod. Mt. Roberts, as may be ha :gine a, immt ....sly retreated, Ind pretended by mother toate, through the QiN:rangLe to Wi•Mitater Ti is,. Mr. Farren, the p.m., too on:y at di. Baluerrna" • . ere to the Cvet'e, the • I 4l' no time in pr vie eding by ha Roman Tower to the gurtliroom at Bury • • In Monet rhe . I "te rated A' the • seated state st oke ems:ry. As seen u Mr. Roberts had r • reviana it. Cie awl., II hia ealid eat, to abwoArr saouy, st dittoed Amu 100 yens hum MAL at the tat:eves* o: we total es we, " Take our of youreer, far l'm • .4.14 to settle v••u," sod inetant,v dwaharg• d his view at his cum ale. The bill peeled thrugh the gee lamp, smuttier it to vote, &na nd ly wilten. I tag sander mischief it,,stin loaded Lilt carMa• end :who wan dissiarged It in the suss direc tion, provideatialh isdarlog no mak &remit Spire was • n davit:Med by foe °Maar on gear t • deed bay iteta, to anew. 71,,r to eocure The *errant took VW preenutlew of piecing 'he two 131-n under euer at the Royal Helm addle be kiesealt proceeded, ahus, to remon strate with the cam upon MS mad end d untrue pro. seeding& Hader MMus, is the meantime, loaded hit piece tot One fourth time with ball. Wvea ells su ave a bed reached biro whim twenty pass be ealli.l o • to him, it'd said, "Why, ties! are you 'sh unt, Hillier? e at t get 'moult Into %hoot some cue." pee.. wing his pane. replied, " tell you .bat, sergeant ;it y WWI youralt well, you h.d Mtn r stay where yen art." By this aims seve.al huedmds of •he iehabitants h.d ars usblea in Me vicivi y the royal i.ce, mevy of whom approached to with:. a few yards •I the presumed means, erne berm l tbila sot to be fright ened, telling them be was maid .leB his duty. The serneut then retertovi to the gnial-louse k tee wen, it being &raid advisatda, to coda to pr Teat bl anislo4, whilh mak , r rise molt have ensued, to leave the man et his p et, In 'the h p• that in the stone of the s vetting he would bums "...,lad down ;" amseq•iestly betty fa 0 and 10 o'clock, having been coo gamed for upwards of dime boars sada belt, be tatted one , he ornery at the grand elitranee. Holum, outrade, have yea bran re ivied, for I'm gttiithi w:i Sent piers, who I pre 1., hr.:, in the Illon.aparlr with env men, immediately artd• Me appear. gave, whoa Hklier q•ilely salient td to be deirired of his loaded e•.rbtoe, and w a taken to 'he Infentry Hairerke in Ilisestatteee, guard , by two of hi. emitethi. He we. there placed la Onllol4.lirilt in the bleat hole, weave hew he kept mill he Is trt , Ll by a enur*-marlel. The eutturrhes at the Bane Guard; wire immediately ecumunieated with as tin saline. ;;;;;. — .Z.;;;;;s* - War narwdi (div anocrtain) The first number of the Railway Intelligence, com piled from tifival returns by Mr. Min I Slaughter, and pubashed ut.der the authority of the &mull te. of the Stock Exchange, has just appeared NIT.. Slaughter, from his eflic . al ptanion as &era ..f the Railways Department of the Stock Exeniesge , posermaes great adv.intages for the undertaking, and has brought the rerults of his long ex[erience v. 'yr ably to bear upon the work, which shows a; a Risme the actual poeitiun of every railway in the country, as regards its finance'', as well as in every other res•iro;. Indeed it cintaifie, in a compendious and intelligible form, a mars of information which must render the work indispei sable to every dealer in, or proprietor of. railway atock. The Railway Istelliyetwe ti to ale pear halt-yearly, anu is published by Smith and hon, .1 the Strand. 3:XCRANa32 4 AND BTOCEP ALEOAD. AIPTCIIDAIII, OCT. 3.—The Bourar.—Th^ general tone of Ore 11011 , P , was deo. eased ; the mind Nods were be.. steady and clawed et c orrelation, nor was businceo in them animated. 2he Three rer gent,.. npanioh, on the onntrary, and P..rtugur , e, were tine. Ruscian and AUS , Ttsfi otrady. French at a preciation. Perwian and south Auseri”an to he had at a lulfer rate. Act. Debt. 22, V, 34; Ditto. 3, 631 •31; DAto, 4. 84 82f ; Com. Comp., 42, 1621 1634; L I. Loan, 4. 624 et. I.lehange•—Landon, sight, 1:.10; ditto, too morale. 12.05; Itarnburs. right, 33. n., 23; Ditto, two months, 31.3: 2 ; eight, 36.73; dikto„ two month!, 56.37 8. THIS DAT. Two o'Ciocr. In the transactions on the Stoat EseLanße this morning there is en puticular texture to notice. C• insole opened t t 92; to for money, and so have co-tinued quoted all the morning. F account they were succomisely done at 921, and 0, , ,c1 are now qinsted, as they opened, tit 92; to I. No dealings have yet taken plate in Exchequer Bills, which rem tin quot-d the same as on Saturday, at 395. to 425. premium. Prices of the fore iRn securities are generally at My, and the business done is rot imp aunt. Spun stocks are firm. It simian have advar.ctd to KT Deslings have taken p'acs this num ;eg in Bu. Ape., at 43 and 42. Dutch Teu-ord ii-Heft Holt per Cents. at 631 sue ; ditto Four per Cent. tertificutos at 82!. Itus.i nat 107. Soanish F. per Cents., at 1; ditto Three per Cents., at 34; Passive Debt, at n . Venezuela Deteritd, a. 01. The latest quotatioLs on the Pa is 13,41 , e on Saturday w. re 65,90 tor the Thiee per Cent. Re..tts, and 87110 for the Fives. Bask Stock. 3 tar Ct. RN. Anns.. II per et. 12N. AIM!, 9211 16.110LISH FUND& 3 pur Ct. Coo. AN.. 04 31 pa Cc,. Lteborptur ItIIM. Us. to 430 r FUN Da. pr Ct. Orel b e to. 16) 171 4irsnado Deform/ en.. 3t per CS. tilt.. 1614.1611 6 per Ot. Pe orlon P.P. a • Mr %MUM 01.11 W., 3 Mor lt . 1t0 ... T tn Spanish IYIx, I. i 1? 3 per CS. Spattuth lids .::3 4 1 41 SpAnkh Ire!.. 414 !I 'A., 114[0 P.-ire L.:. 3/ 2 pet et. VOLIMIOIS *W.*b & surL4 thtfcrred 114... of Te PORMUN t per CC Atetrien SI pet le par Ot. ut. dit Deli. to, Wed — s. ft CL tier itto et, ...halo 1344..33 I D Nee. • per (It. Homo. ,tyree, 414 Ditto Centel' ,133 4 D/tto Celentb. Del. Mk. C'eltuoblan Itquipl”r 1'.M..: 3 per Ct. ihetteltitrt..., 73 4 per tA. Data bde. 0 . , 4 pot tit. thp.e.9 Cert.. ai THE PRODUCE MARKET. MiNciNo• LANE, Oct 8, 11.1fpasi Two. Bcrimi —The public ;Wee dselaxed for m•a , •,r • aein rather large for the demand, Pay 130 hlnlo. We t ?WWI ho:. 7,ooobgpt hengul, and 3,100134..9 3ladras. t a Cabe, 1,0011 bugs. We bane nothing • tionportanow to reett.t m tbep hats centrist marls t; all weATO a dull uppeanutee, and se Plumb! no be pit. d to are a null week to Abe colonial oza. beta. Tan large quarterly isles of luelgo will commix* .o.lll'o row. TALLO W.—Priers b.ve advs.:v.4l in enn.• quence of op•- cuLrtors rushleg luto the market to time up• u.s uan•t. Toe trod-. boom r, was not seer-, sad the drlirery r last went Is the ^n-.1 Pt on record—vb., 2,192 auks. Petersen/a V. C. on the spot, 67. el. to 37e. 6d. ; Osdob.r to I number delivery, 375. to Es. IL ; lepristo months' delivery, Irs. Id. FAIITICTILAELS OF TALLOW. I 1847. I INS. I INC