The Express. — London, England, 1846-09-04 00:00:00

~' Eventing Papa., prim Threepence PIM MML.AT-LAW WOW!, selabidtei la '----%%••-•--' 1 . kir • '' . ! • ( • mann rinene.-- memo ,Rhi n. T el efersaz. Bank Meek, - Lima. Sem E EXPRESS. t.4:l2•l=.:te,=B"'"' 'P if , . .. .., - - - 1 ' .: • : pera. 0..,.. 2.4. g i le I, lll*-Acc r.,4 r * end T imeettem aigial Mesee. sad • trammt Mir m um ham -, / 1 .--"/ . f h i = hs. M. PIGUTUSUCCESS Tillie 'l'D= be. -11 - -. I,lre lii a per a. ma . - TOREI V= 1 *epee. orleilei le4 to inuPeicain inTlicial, wbatissr a bilb. . ** , - ' , ti e. :. iti a 1. "..r= " F "S .'' t 111 ,) • . _Cum Oneada DM y ki 214 and SAelleaeh '.. . • , '.''. li! ... ' • ', ' A A !.-- Aii 4 ; o r o ci tgUt D o r f 9/ 9 - Aim et. . H 171.114,1 N a l pm ili on il e q g lo th* an R igg i ng S .;,. , Shag lam and A p_3ll4lMill . .. • .... • ' wltepords qf Priam mid Preemdiap he hag w eb) e a r reptln'af seal. Ingesgems t Wig \.........._ It letta D addzwed in . , , .... . .... , ~ • ---ww,„ ...ow e fra si rCt io. r s p.. 4 Mr tam ana...l a M. selle of Whose: Yee as Me day e pridisitio. • ;,_ _ _'' '' al.: , '' .... ' MOMS, Illenegm. . . .. . : --- - meet. Deem NNW 41 3 lic 114 174 gee est* it fin " DAIL Y Erin" hove resolved ' l aw% 11 .1 3 .4ftelleMeekMem Leedom - ':'.., . • ..,2 . . Isf ill. L4 511 - , Dyne. o3l= Ilestlfti 4 . Ise wish Of the Public • bat, to: pre- mattc.lolsolt)klitig a rle. welli. MICE* , • i open* nennai 17 1 "pupae will 14 1,93 3 LN1 03 A difrlreN3 cs , tholgoeikker 00 iss Noumea la lc mow , nett . toms . — , N0...4.] . LONDON, FRIDA.I. EV ING, SEPT. 4, 1846. (3d.. , 4 1.ftWri s l a . SPERM IM4449ZialSi. U4 Ma hi the pile A mental* ftterftlitm. • • 1 • • with "119144bOrmterfe l e 71114 . &1121 ... 4 444 cil 64 . TAIMit Cu^. 14 3 renews penned nes., 121 14 saswit a bullas. ' THE EXPRESS." irk PALINGS tr isr t o o d. % ed. ; J la' will mutat, lik "With= to . the 1, AND 9011, Wini aM s e ß e t arl fIuXer IiMM I ST . (-• 7 4 ,: ` ha art a ,jbsie r . d.;. a .aid A lis. b i d li Z i r a t ii 2: A Ai° 24 = I f y " th t,ILL I CL - 21: 1 ,: t a h r ; RAILWAYS. tiIIALIBBI7IIY, Sal rah Pew, g SUMIXART Of the IT im momdmebtql ..... ' si• OM 40310 ft the, . Europe= soldiers, which vl•at Ittt has been refilived hem Vera Crus to - by she aware Vases**. It is . TbAtealin,gll in Adria and scrips have been on a Beedm in request, REJOIN MITELLIGENCE which • Lengeneedhery asiellens, Iflthetrime. . '.. fetal is ox boars; 70 had died, and upwards of 100 very .. w ee ig ne . th em Wing Mg the sia list of li elide al , big -pekes. fairly sustained. Itese pet oreeater. Then e day of pabliestion. • • dm sail Atomism agnadmiall as Commedeso 1; no. to Ms. 6d. presnitum Chemist end ftenee, Peas, and I (THE EXPRESS" TWIST. By CHARLES Dlv+ 1 , o l i rla illt illastratlont by Gmeima CONOMMIA3O 4 awl 7 ~: . • • hail ran the Primates Imam Us* IMO of tbe %WS ; ist regal& and quot e d 4 to g pee w ee& North ow AND HAI Opt they mold plefely see thee tie batteries were 8 39 to i pemmican. att. of sthp Patio Eepoyecee, Cier- convotk es Mg prise Author. . THE wirer INDIA ))[ AIL . ssef Me wee met bed epos. It was afterwards -• • . _____ et the guscral ropy l ether cestly tharaufts et e NO. EL filast prise Oas t -It •". of • tap of co 2e In TeeM= •••F 20142911p1M3 • hem dendierapa n n we trudge minim wee in a state of mutiny, and '-• ' • • PRODUCE. I. Rat the tall end earefelly pre- and Awing. - r tH. I , • learn th at the. Des remised that port this to obey etrallt." in, rise MINCING -LAWN, ilrelf.past Tivo ,-The public rules =Lets, ani tw ilk :c ci Af tr iz t , d ind Ol ither Te RAIL AY, la oaa wawa ... ie. we es am „ nines nisc i n.ng • . e ls, w est h s g is ms d . m es i mn ni i k. ouch Tel flunfs. Ts Exisetirne.-Intelli- of Ssogsr have glee 112 mese steadily than was anticipatEd ; mind, the minister 4 2 Illesteedong mho Mak pll - '7"... Letters may in taint this evening. hem Pert Leavenworth to the oth instan t, has 6000 begs of Manntins were offered , the qualities were circular from Paris 7 geoeiv e g as as, Laub, •An express had arrived suited to the grocery trade, and newly all found buyers at_ departments, Inbsts rrHE TEGETABLE . KEW q. cr ~: 18116 ..hea 0n,..... ‘__. .040 acilan,l7,7os am. silver 661 ci ! . fn ., . °maw K cam p. Whe n the express about het week's rites, ocomicually 6d. in favour of the After reciting th rs believe Wi t . every respectable x ,„„ ho o . yid s , Idiz o 01:. or ma Whir ismalpl i - 410 as. geld dad le ve t lees withist eir g a miles -of Dent's Fart, all his buyers, chiefly 475. to 60 A small sale of Bengal went off da il y in circulation, MUMMA the WI, comma', en rece i v i ng - '7' riagr= nem the ' • 7 , - Alm 84 eases vegan, le *p m. eg g =AO. Nine at previous rates ; good to due ~. bites, 62a. 6d. to 5.55. 3000 the public mind ; is Mem during bags of Jan (foreign) were brought forward on public sale, a was prejudicial to r•ec doe rile et ide, eel . per ;. By semi Wan" Ph. D., P.K.S., and LS. ifilisenej it.,,..„,. ditto, 1 bale of bees, 75 oases of &mil . 1:2 1 = 24 me ,; est • tbe IS:WV arias, all prone .... le tes usiwaity at Leah" aut to •Um loyal Mellellte et Dreet ap ples , 13 reed 9 rem of preserved turtle, 20 anon thepoogoiri. Immo= were circulating considerable portion, Welly fine, were withdrawn or bought ; dons of holden of th . pe . are ... aested tili " . 30 3 1 7‘,. ;so yak . ore ssoesseet to the sweet se booss . him i sm soposino. " 11 " *We* " si bmili sass . B •t wats ot 63 Wee d um ° see. mr - U trader" end UM Iltawisans, toUse egret . that Gen. the brown sold at aboutthem relative value, but without spin't, to observe that, " marchin g al Mrs heed et a liege Mexican force 42a. to 445.. West India by private contract continues in year ; but thanks to C oria 7 fOr 111"1147-r.17$14° to 2 1 " mm ee ke somo s " . orneton adft inunomisou, is ihat ..-- bnumib toodor :telt= " 4 "* Tb ." d isisst ere —t°l"•psui T • , July 22 . wall f'm MeOletlen of ftee*MM .ffe. General Kramer . waa limited demand, and the public sale . of 100 hogsheads of Dar. years, and even to 0 iairnon„.9o, Fleet-street, pons oromi osis . teemed ", „we g awk y. st , uss , Aug. 2 ; Halegualt, Aug. li k Nassau, Avg . 121 Beemeida, • cm with a ll pees dispatch, and if his provision badoes seld at a shade lower prune 46e. to an d. • refined has been satisfied, ' kept up It• wenn not • thley al Dear. Fort, but go market, inactive; brown lump, 41s. to42a. ;standard quali. ration of prices, 1 / 1 " ' MSS . is published every after- -- bar a Lusgs= ab. I:643ll4‘bosigir M+a ty tO4 ad to 0044 Aug.A 6 2 ° ; ; 411811 ka , A A II 4 . 8 4 1) 1, 1301 a _ l2 " , na An. 3 i Tliaidad, to Sesta Pe. - . ty, 43e.such as might Dar wk. ti yrs, Aug. 7 ; sad Si. 1 Coff e e remains dull, without alteration in priors, there It may be obeervo iverthalllONftl isd communications, :14 = -. 16 - 54 eten. an alieviant Th r as h. b nngs • Au6. sg l4 pwa y Agens • Ulletenenb-Coionel Alba, of the U. S. army, in been a public sale of any currant qualities. gran which, da 4 ° 14 . 41 14 14 44 4444 14 ° 11 " 1 . 11 . 4 621114 . 11118 r i k m ca ulPa i ra' RIM: INN begs of Cargo, sold in public sale at 15s. to been in 1843 (from 90, Fieet-ideeet. London. , s arse ,bmed le U " P- XPrriL lath ; the km* 4( V Cros sad Teeple, . still blockaded by the were a l r t and, e Pert. Amy meelderable degree of hostility, existedbowel* the winsome ... end this b e fw agai . 6d... oold w zirsis hioh .Doai wac essioo the Da c io u to rr x e)yt awen. re Nd la . ti o v if e ertd val uien which will appear an i , • Asiteg l am oquadroa. • we affikllla and ibnes, Whtfrfrtars. uintal. There [Ai i TESTIILONIAL M pub ba lia gs sal l° e w , oo lB44 nsidl 69s tde 9 en Th ou g i quil ADM Isigg rar li z amen cataass. • Juembllgied, Ito. XILL of vertultent, and in favour ifillifita Atha ea the Megel4 y. Ilemnia hallsilm la their etriz i =hee of women. Cl'mws were to take ..., and nearly all meld at hilly Is. advance, midd li ng to good, Hs year first care igdiefilleW at 94,0mid111 iiiett. I= r ikeihi, and OUO L AS JERROLD SSHIL L I N G Hants Ares left tievenoeh ea ohs iith 91 Aegestia the Lion 3 / 1 14111-00104111 Alias sad kil lemma Mega mg Ms Men, .Zoe Arab steaca-veascl for Biagi Int ! 1 Ze,..-Ilie :Mt ova exk l ajoa.-our The light at San Juan de Mktg was relighted on the 23rd .' to 57s 60., a few lots fine 645. to 665., Inferior 525. to 545. with as n the l it march rora Illi ira 7 a t i ra tbas re r fen to the praceadiaga af a 34. P 3 erter li • MO begs Malabar sold steadily at previous rates = s of this year, = ii elesees. ,immus aell_thi,,, , P.S. w he L am m limle winemmoi t ta,- of jr, d7 . hir :--. Our modem will reediest that we gave an and you are not, as I Coma : The deemed continues good, and prices are withyour annual ref ~_ ~ golln,,_ ..„,„..... The TmeNsepsit a •- 00Eff ]!OE Ar• of s „The . Eudymiou and the Mom wets at Vera Crnm . The the asp tubes moveable., of a Mr. Meephy, ra y smo h ns i as d, Bet wheat oats, bar 410/ 600 1 04 1 64 ••••8ffm•••••••• 44 •-•----, — theta .• Thom - It FOR TO ONO mums bad maid for thllLfoX very wkly. ea• w sie: 111194401 bY. "Pm lip medusa rather dull, bat prima reiegn.ead reline? already pr . ......:,... ....... a.„ imaa„ . . , ....T. ..t., waste ( osw 9Vit 42 , 4 1 ,....• the Neigk i EA Sor- elt:2 1" °stain of the au .11.11 1 / t r i °S t eif . • • '• ' at Sil 4 * NW t Meat terseiree. l.lll. neawithe= mi tt inm ~.....,_—li ...._ __ _ ... . . . _ 2.—We have a fair show of new ..ad Yorkshire Wheal offering to-day, and suck a 3e. to 4s. Ter quarter. Old Is. per quarter Grinding Barle as y rath fore er higher. 73tana, O a t s , N. each fully be. 2.—At today's market we had a good from the farmers, which was readily toten 2s. per qr. under hat week's rates. Very -:- ..,e spring b.._ shown, and not much business done, but every mUdra maintaining its full value. XIDDERXItifffER, SM. 3.—There was a further ••• of Wheat at this day's market, but the I transacted was rather moderate. Wheat Rye, 3s. 6d. to 4a. per bushel. parley SEPT. I. Triteat 3a. per quarter low er . sea, and malting samples sold freely at Me. There was very little bndaees done is Oats, and Rye, and no alteration in prices ensued. HARVESTS Ilii FEAIiCE.—In consequence reports of a deficient harvest, and therefore corn in France, which have led, with the he in bread stuffs, to serious disturbances in and otherwise gravely disquieted the public der of agriculture and commerce addressed a Paris on the 25th ult. to the prefects of the substantiffly to the follo wing effect:— urit 'Ng th e nature of the co n t ra di c t or y or e 'ion, and their sinister influence in n moreover that the state of ty a fair trade, by enhancing the of oorn to higher prices; he proesais " the last year wee net a favorable to the notable excess left by the preceding the resources from the harvest, every want .1. There has been doubtless a marked ale prices, but no where has the suffering been might Dave been feared from the first accounts. observed, also, that the import of foreign deduction made of exportation, had inn the Ist of June, 1843 to the 31st of May, 6 quietus , did not exceed i n 1846, 1,660,097 ere still exist of old grain the remains of stocks enough to be made great account of, and • should be to ascertain their ira much exactitude r possible. As to the rit is not finished for all sorts of grain ; I . am aware, in a position to furnish me report of the numerical results of the mom. . , wbeat, __, barley, fie., are everywhere carried, and eery already proceed to an appreciation, approximately certain of the quantity and quality of the products obtained. It is this work which I w i s h y ou to undertake immediately for each of the arrondissements of your depart ment. The principal points to which your report will be addressed, should correspond with the following i —The pro duct In quantity for each kind of grain ; is it equal or superior to that of an ordinary year ? If inferior, what is the proportion of deficit —Ls it a fifth a fourth, a third, a half, fie. ? is the quality of the grain, and whet its yield in flour eg meal ? What is the actual weight' of the wheat of first, second, and third qualities, and that of other sorts of grain ? What is the average price in the department, and what the tendency of prices? What will be, in the year now running from theist of September, 1846, to the 31st of August, 1847, the situation of your department in respect of eubsietences? Will its resources be equal to its wants 1 The insuffici ency, supposing such, will it exceed the proportion of the deficit of ordinary years, and by about bow much ? " The minister requests that similar inquiries should be made about Indian corn and sarrazin in the districts where they are grown, and he directs attention particularly to the potato crops, respecting which the reports are so conflicting. In some localities the damage, it was said, would be considerable , the loss almost total; in others, the injury which appeared at one time would be completely repaired. After repeating his recommendations that ex treme diligence should be used in making the ince. tigationa sot forth, and that the reports of the prefects should be influenced by no consideration, but be the " exact expression of the truth," he concludes with saying that, " I am convinced that our situation, as a whole, is better than that of last year; but it is necessary that I should assist my convictions upon authentic, precise, and complete details." (IE - 2 hefit err," iffloalty h. th “ THI F e order ' WILpO&OKINSON nom- tomeim., wen end, hem our sse. , .. I;73 l l:lltl 6 e l let ill 7litras, notwithetendiag the blockade. We *dike flassideg letter in the Washington Vitas, which we think andreas the views we expressed of Mr. Morphy's aka& : • irrem, Men 6th, IS4II. ay the EnsUab Wen Mercer Venni" ken Vm (Inn end ben to Damn bit the blank or her crew, Media bwe fee owl, we are harm' Wet ate Bean& bed MIA lbe Pmemels me WI let Siam the Modesn i E j ; L tbedimeswe wen, sod yam freer ; the bet d Ind* to a put Mends Os ally an lnnen of sei_bel Von Ceen Ike mew lest awing Mee yam *ye; mane ber we bele am mimed Wee by lenn-nettleg ad elltenel =Men tbe nemseents of a Kr it NM Medea lin W. Sea ,a sad bee ingeteee he b epelang d W ancestral rms. Jarkar el *Mew end he 'gem et the lima* bani bee. net liss bed as bow Se a dtplemath e . yell roam las arse. by tto be same* -a lifts" Itt dee elty of Ices, d Nutlet It be Is basin bow ml appenntess egdos *rWW2 wri pond" V pew dense we omen e elompe _Cirebeeek orthedlere Milan from Clonteelen t elm len IL Nem" was ninon Iles ~we he 3401.4 a. tan bies ft pset.ast be an* be it ii=m4) la Min to Me the Babb n urs er the Vow own tuft rues 4% sod alenbes Ingeranee te hit um". ae anui mi salsa Mina. The nu*, betweer, to be Int le man ef am hems, sad a Wet imein to leek n IMMO d lyd Mthlassie, tench he Ingedent sem Po ustlise new t boat bites's. sad raw M me tina is kw been ism fer yens, bat et a ema perathely mat sme. Nsw Toss, Aug. 19.—There was nothing of ecnewmenes doing in the, stock-market today, althmgh prises the seem of the fusciie impeireed a fraction. The Lewietenn Bank of Peaseylvaia.hmailled—it might be said Inhamempended, as ban* mg mina if ever fail. The President wee in Phandelphie masa days, for the purpose of raising hinds to keep the smebbe hi motion, but not nameedbig in so doing he went heal, sad he It die is the way. There ham hems asmeisrial al in quotations he the above securities mince the sailing of the lest packet. The operations have bees limited, the transactions in the market having hem almeetesebeinely esnikesd to those of a fancy ehanater. Cansiimehlis elude* eats saw' esplabite and speculators is radian le the sommeats of the ddludinswf. redarding the' lien dtreasury not= per ray m Nasal doper* upon the tamer in which the hams are t ines ailenintha ls and the quantity of the latter Weed. s algal unautho rised imee, as th e per= govansimit, and have, we leasw, been Mad ft am* atm at the sena end west. The doped* b the malt of the of the Treasury is the heaskthie ratty, am rapidly dwindling away. On the let of A they *wooded to 3,925,4114'i1e1e. • they are someay a mem thin i.-hal f of that ainComt, and smith will snake *me up the balsas. When the of this city have no *sew any goveenseent deposits, • we treat there mwM be sees erbium meta -eapansiens and aatrastione which we kmailiat lime . ett4lmei mettivelet, everethee the surplus nrsmemelf..the ietrammanth hewn to acmaulate. It is expected that a liege line of ermsuri isetestwill fe here the money market *mania. id Ihels.ippeartmettfe *drily* tanked fur- Ike Niampeadi In merchandise from consumers will, until another opening, be' Very moderate, and we see no possibility, under existing ciremistanees, of there Whig , anyaseulanwe movement in anything to my extent, is the duty span most of our staple importations under the new tariff, be lower instead of higher, and'there is not, therefore that incentive to monopolise supplies, which would under different circumstances be experienced. glltelitofooso%s - - fro rb' Mr. Tasrmer O.l 0 Mr. NOM 0 • Res. Jobs Stephens .... Oeo. West, lim 1 .11 And. Mania, Esq 1 •, Hyde and Co. . .. Thos. Watson, laq 1 le Geo.es 811 m, Erq ll Yowasll, Fp 2 1 11 Jam F. F. He 4 Cox, Esq Ol 0 , 8. Ilm. Mr. amak..-........ mr Mr . . = 0 0 1 , 0 ClmilmJska Prke, 194 , Ragman .- -____ C. Foot sad Co.. Batter , 1 0 Jos. Harvey, Faq 5 0 Mr. 1L FAmards.. Clisdis Dam Row 2 0 13. O i rsillaird, Im. 1 0 1 '0 I. Whigle% Eat. 1 0 J. Moss, Esq. J. Nkeslacq 3 0 W. Alless, T. E. Woe, . ...... J. 3. G. Daaldi llid nio. 1 0 1 0 W. Lawsrm.EM...~ J. W. D. Ryi n ail Tasally 6 1 J Mc 0 1 Mr. Analois. 0 1 Mr. *ram . .. .. Thos. Cbarobsr, ER.., ~ 0 1 Amiss: Tao. Omer Bsnett, Mm , 6 .4 _3ral, sl ia° • Eaq: -..." 100 1 3 ...... Leatket_Faq 1 1 1 1 1314•1 11h ra/aq 1 1 1 1 WAlexamir jr la 0 10' Evens aod Clark. 1 N. Woks. Dm 010 T.P. Rsitlary, Ems 0 10 Mr. C. O5 Mr. llL l lrood. 0 5 C. Coillori t 0 10 Mr. Jan. Mr. A. Dewar 0 5 Mr. J. Wdabt. . ... - 0 10 W. M. Ilmd, 1824,... &.pot. 4 lO Z . . j IL I ErI ...- ir . ..4 i. t =i, Ida. Eno 1 1 I Ilalmetton wake is auk 13 0.10 -TINE ROSI Ponl2:: in it Ceiba gbEe " ' car Pstwassl Initructions for ita dead bx Woodouft. Racrintiel ,' v Malffoeal matter by the ••Aw vg: tbe elesiissed, goose is Ji 9th l..fiesa Asada ; Ayon, at Jamaica, Bth Aug. ; the Medway, at Harannak, 9th Aug. ; the Severn, at Bermuda, 20th Aug. ; the Lee whimper sailed from Havannah for Honduras, Bth Aug. ; the Larne bas at Bt. Thomas's 14th Aug. EXCRAWOU ON LONDON.—From the Jusswiest Timm of Aug. B.—Planters' Bank, 9Q days, par Nda d per omit. prem.; 30 days, 1 per cent. prem. Jamaica Mak-40 days, pea ; M days, per sent, prem. ;30 days, 1 per sent. rm. Colonial Bank-60 days, j per sent, prem. ; 3if days, 1 per sant. prem. Card lased: The quan tit y offering in the pub li c sales ex aid the &mad, sod mats have declined Id. to 2d. PRICRIS CURRENT. Rau. pa cwt. C. a £ a West Indis. B.P. Drri PAID. IION, at per ten. s. d. a d. Ben Broom— ..... ..... 43 0...44 Pip, No. 1. Tallow &Grey .. 15 0...18 Hoops __..— 11 3...11 10 Maw 49 0 .33 Cargo at .......... 6 10.. 913 Wionitivs. brown_ 13 4...43 Swedish ll -6_ 0 0 Taw Pas. 46 0 .33 Pig, best Lase, at per 14 15 19 10 bengslislladma, b. 34 0...12 Milled, sheet l9 13 .19 17 Taw 43 0...47 Ban 2l 10 . 0 0 MUM all 0...37 Patent shot 2110...2$ 0 Forings. br0wn...... 34 0_43 rod or minim TaUoir 44 0...46 Spelter Choy and white- 47 0_66 Oua, pr 232 imp. pl. d.p. Rats* Rambro'.. 66 0...73 Fish, Sod, role 29 0.. 0 Lamps 61 0...64 straw. Corns, In Bond. brown St yellow 25 0. 28 West India, ordl. Sperm nary 3- 0. 40 0 Real Mater 30 0...60 10 43 0... 60 0 Cod 26 0... 0 0 Me 70 0..100 0 Smith Pea 23 0...13 10 Ceylon, pod ardi. 011ve,Gardpolt,p.tem 41 o_l2 0 nary .. 40 0. 41 0 Cocos Nut Pte cohnery... 42 0... 46 0 Deed, ape, pile, Pisa. 36 0... 90 0 per ton 32 10...33 0 Ifoirka, rood teine3l 0.. 66 0 Limo 24 0 0 0 OMM Wes, oral- Paommoss, pit cert. • tlsssin to One and R. 34 0... 53 0 Batter—Cork, Ist 94 0_95 0 • /sag 310.250 Sr2ed 90 0 91 0d 34 0. .48 0 COCOA. Dublin, lat. ..... 0 0.. 0 0 Mat Isla 24 0 ... 44 0 Ihneelek, 6; no.ot 0 Pollielll 33 0... 33 0 Carlow, 1a..-- 91 0..96 0 . . Tat, at per lb. . Dewy Ist ..... .... 0 0... 0 0 Onegosourstoss 0 04...0 104 Beet, p want % id 5...93 0 Baca, at ar ewt. - per lage wilts l7 0. 19 0 time ( 211 11 0 ••••••—...- IS 5... / 6 0 Primes perm 0 0... 0 0 AAmu. .... , l4 0... IS 0 peek mime seem— 73 0...73 0 ...,.,, • n 0.. 2 0 Bseem.pork,lmult 1. 1 0. .. 73 0 Ibiollna.... 5... 36 0 Dia, Beihat. ' " Iletnirs. - . IS Beam,. Waterford, 'Dm at per pl. Xi: wt. 46 0...70 0 isieverd Mae 46 0...54 0 Prat . 2 2 ••• 2 6 lArd.Bel 6 KWlrk i4B 0.... n • Diewar;. * ilia Waterford, de_ '36 per mat. Ditto Bladder ... 00 0...21 ' O.P. . . . 210 ... 3 2 Mum, Ox and Maw, at per R. Jew, IL to 36 ' B. A. and M. Video, e. 6. e. b • par mat. O. 3 4 ... 8 9 0 64...0 79 Pimitebe marks 4 4 ... 4 9 zit., 0 4. .0 3 lllMidy, la branch 3 0 ... 6 0 Brad, dry 0 061 FLAX, per too. Dryealted 0 4 ...0 Si Z. a. Z. a Rio, dry 0 0 6 P.T.R. 44 0...33 0 Lima & Yelp. dry 0 5 ...0 6 St. , 9 West India, dry 0 1...0 6 Mid 4O 0... 0 0 weed. Dabbled nob\ 0 0... 0 0 B a k /Julia 0 0 104 nionol 38 0... 46 0 lilkll . l. p .,yres, dry o 7 ...0 8 Emir, pt per tan . . dry 0 114...0 9 21.1411110Wmil,elsaa 30 0...20 10 8. Amer.llona, per wallabst _ ..... .... 29 0...29 10 bide 6 0...18 0 Mita= 27 0...27 10 Rua* ditto 6 6 .10 I illoo.'llino .. ...... 30 0...74 0 Dra Wows, at per ton. POPP 29 0 .30 0 £ e. E s. =rm 30 0...34 0 • lrks— 4 L.. 410 ' o .1111 5 AI .. •.• ll 11..:5 9 Sid 1951791 - 9 . =L... 1 6...1' COll7 Vi s ille Om, gyro( ha • "Iltsdlas ap. • ot year , da aar, y, Um, altar. abbe ot tab N can D IV ima=t i laro atm& Irag. progenies tor lir Bak dammaaaalidaratdog cane lir. ' AO dolorthe day 4 1 • 2 1•31 11 0=ry at repiaat. Om& asiadad V:l 4 y anum ar e t t 444, t n gtfala g itit ri"ist Utak intuit MU MI Simms o ut _ . Ilariologt list ot doldabhoiarla *Wan widaeadardetedy.• ZITO, cres."..Trpptair —.— . . trodirat 0 • =dos • . litartiora lorkfloltort earsola..*: Itsaltri two., rod . Wolf .w nn nom. sollatz: l l4,lthookt Marna, at for loadli. voto; 2111111111111011 or Mme. NM e= Z Rao; tokkg la r ta t i op t . toil% mediae lilrofoolgara: la r w Prollark: Or purpose :WOK e l lia ht Pteopoost% , Walk* op ontl foltidnig reLeamie whiallalß 0 14 . P B.l4 llll =sortsrlbriet &strip- *set Ithotroftlo SOW priontlio SW Olimertia; CI arita,thoop taianzontent of, , Stork pr •.roar:. #oderflooth /Mobs 1 Coroporlora Mama boldlag rad grOtlio. -- --- Tax packet steamer, Erin-go-Bragh, Capt. Baoms, left Southampton yesterday afternoon with the India Mail for Alexandria. Among the passengers was Sir DAVID POLLOCK, the new Chief Justice of Bombay, whose appointment has been the subject of so much Parliamentary discussion. Sir DAVID was con sidered quite a Lion by those who assembled in large numbers to witness the departiu;e of the steamer, and who were eager to see the indi vidual whose nomination to an. Indian Judgeship was the indirect means of eliciting Lord Lyndhurst's splendid philliplc directed against Lord GEORGE Brat. • TINCK. The Erin-go-Bragh has on board a cargo valued at 60,0001. We understand that the Court of Directors of the East India Company have sanctioned the appoint ment of two extra captains to each of the European regiments in their service. Price 3d. each, or Sca ne=dletribetiot somipt caliber THE COTTAGER'S CALENDAR of GARDEN OPERA Jaunt Patna; (butleaer to Lew the Duke ot =M a Iss as = km the " *Chrontele.* rmla. UNITED STATES. WOOL. BRADFORD, SEPT. 3.—There is a full supply of all kinds of Combing Wool in the market, but sales are difficult to effect; prices generally ruling too high to induce the Spinners to buy freely. BRISTOL WOOL FAIR, SErr. 2.—The quantity of Wool shown is much below an average. The prices asked in the fair completely prohibit the chance of making a profit in this market. Short Wools, suited to the Rochdale trade, are not to be had in quantity, the country staplers having cleared them off as soon as made, and the small lots offenog being taken with avidity, at a trifling advance. GLASGOW.—There is still a limited demand for laid Highland Wool. White Highland is in fair demand. Good and well conditioned crowd Wool are in fair request, at about our quotations. In Cheviots there hits been nothing doing. ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN. Attie= Moos AprMims hastads 4110 1, • APries. Avelobs • Bost consen,— * - 47W - • Piga Ras noting Plums o ttlr y Nartrisesi 114Ausess• Pars - able Pruning =b7 inittlap Radishes ltaatlisinqum iiiirds • - • Rea.,16 . 4 Mat'. . Insisis spenis Reditlei ~°~.~. Bodkin lus . Boma Tam HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'clock.—Meurs. Pat tendon and Smith, Hop Factors ' report that the amounts from the plantations continue to complain of the Hope weighing very light indeed to the bushels, so mush so, that is seVatal. eases *a gradual hes Pollan full one-faiuth per acre short of the estimate. The demand is steady at the following prices : Kid end Rust Kent*, Mira s.e. 6 to 1 7 Wasl6 of Keats 6 to 612 thwam.tam.»............_.... I Pamhswa 6 Yest Eng Keats Toeing Comm 4 1 to 5 0 Old Hops St to 4 10 • 10 6 I • S 0 £ll,llff 12 2 O , AiItAXA*B fee HEATINti r e f il eme*.trar t s imet ' l e:rietlianner Beam Inds ilas Isle Daisy a Thrift !Meet glowers `'""'•'' • • r te_ Mani= AIMS/ Csrailfeel Cartels Bolsily l 3. 0:::u 0 Jute TALIAM, at per cwt. St. PetentsommTC 42 0...41 - . • Rough Pat 2 4 . 0 0 Tn 4, at per cwt. Dance 94 0.040 !traits Com. be blocks NI .0 , i 10 FosUo, Juntas 0 10... 6 0 Cubs 90.910 Nicaragua, lame and solid 14 0 .13 0 Snail 9 0 .10 0 Lima 13 0...16 0 MPIn 14 0 .17 0 Red lisadas. ..... 3 10 .. 3 15 Brasil ... 30 0 .33 0 OWEwes War Minim X i s.= Chrplatlrianals, M um Clam La.A.! Misjanen =7:l' P4Tu caQid.. - or 7 comp - . I,4 croursbooseids u rr ill ii4oirs arT " ft . Carats in k Parris, as probe*. I , OAz - Taw; WORKS Dby Oita. CO., r, Leads. • • ' ' 111.111Ilrblre CAOt BIRD& Prtee Ta, Ilkeleiel ink woodcuts of Rhea Cam t 00. ,; a New )Mirka at die N ATUBA HISTORY of CAGE BIRDS; their Her* fred, DIININS. Ttealmet, Breeding, j a i eat ibli= l t s %am BP ILAPPlelins. MM. 73r reek 01.11ffir e i L'tCeraitkie e=bee bra am NWT =m a % iii k ir 7 s e= miserese Mee have boareekdk es ril 0 eerral kke. der; whisk hese areielbrbek hue elk mem k arrz e t kw lea eel Ilvr. ler. Meier% •Nr. Met, lhaM. ire ....... ,...Itletain gim ptind tilaallalakilen err hove Miele le bomb* the bra torWiel=7 to EZWlllel ile Sr rearm "lb el et Vise Iltrde ' we meekly menerell Me book." . . "A wry ill beet et Melded. It mete beromedadhemerble book kr the itbetr."—Orieeteeer. "It walls= Is ovezrlomea'slansy se -gam tabl It is an knaande me* or and, In het, riedithetalZ td tin Asetek."--lerake. MAGAZINE of DOMESTIC .ECONOMY.-- Shams yams. woe it lie. No Preget = i l i rlekeletlegener rietal WM thee thh 'rideable work w hir =E • ..i..... sad booed to dark cloth, e Um - ilia a. to Al lie. lis cads full) Wrisrelavatisbe at ger other welt ; aid e being care. fully Wined le madly relbreed to. N. B.—Any sleek rime my be hed. Wks 6- ed. SECOND. EDITION., Namlpktlas aballites Mhos auks . Pluides Pan From tio GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. WHITEHALL, BUT. 2.—The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be pared under the Chou seel erantinjr the dignity of a lEn*ht of the United Great Britain and Ireland unto David Polkak iel % , Justice of the Supreme Court of Judicature at BANKRUPTS. R. F. Barman, 169, Bishopgateatreet WithoiS,Hientai victualler. W. Lail, Henfleld, Sussex, Grocer, - J. Holzman, Bradford, woohtspler. T. WAIN/MORT, Banally, Nalf•Dll and apothecary. J. Hem., Leeds, chemist and druggist. J. Firma; men. , J. FA= .jun., J. BIIODALZ, and W! Brow, Birstall, Torlmhire, Mittonapinners. G. Lawns, Wrexham, Denbigbalure, apothecary. LATEST i i:- _ r eb d== . llolll• tM rand. ===ett soadisar X ebs ea. t b i l i Ve.prat= r he aroma opt s = oar to le by the esestbag tbs st Orr spiseifil Ore m. reelnet h sere ararct Her& rho. sad lades Tiohlemee•sms. lad der d err valor eseloweri isadak y biles the marble ity stMOM, sarepe' wrztroi. aribabot Worm imem i==aette tlet T e o: i• the sal a birothketa . t= , sad an ri der Os the' at' ask emir ItaildeaTeriqairria lib drri► Pliresele of the Osivare That rd Mit eirhee2t,_ theY bee th ' Mr • lir ffi sto a d rit laseabetdri. • - • • and CO., 61, Chsoechuritll-81reet, Yee Park.strest, ois armed ma= MlN sperthlty Solicit re et mobbellir Imet‘apyterel Milliiresis. 644 ar anwea to say mord byre, rat. t▪ o Mrs at tea mere at rarer hiss stark a( innos wen as Pr* reel. Tier err sorra Ora asolbsy rrier le Ira horterroe ; se baring edi t ho l t= ars Or mthe t_l a rtot i M oceit = rase, easy be abider ors tear ' Meer Weekeseral era dr sass. rob istrearg, Asia aid Osaka M Pier, ML—A. and W. °REAVES, a BABZWIIIL. manes the give •es the NNW issio% ire War esteseer ma they hove sset Maks • =re . ' 0 0 1 Ars" IPA Ida & %NW le • es ..Q. B, ll=Msvmerae ▪ seseitsit mil ate meet Wisiolzia: ▪ essesabadispresr to suidir es Yon ID geniis . ler the milt et their Ithient , ier j a pa a =refir l t ins he* MIR ea the 'Mir Allan.k Aare velem. r tu e=metly Mira tlartillia WM .6I MO* emellsetableg. i Za bogileior enteeE s. t. plebe ea theNaelb onveyancet meet own tote. briSERVATORIES. -APELEY •, ?aka' Ghee Works, RailsOltee* Mask. 8 1 04 2 014 Ile al Par QUWIT, 271: Isms. Itesquars at Id. • oa by hi& up to 10 tar. by Ina, tram lid. 14fremith for Onewhossea o HORTICULTURISTS.— The ir t s trstr ftioimi ssodie, rur sis rn ewe v mid* did Ce l great ore yid riellrboo MAMBA loodsuoy treteueuWale las rote Eodam lo pinta. se. f Coloured Gina to Laudon. ON SHEET and HOR- 1001ARIAL OLYS. OE hese le moon to the 3 uMlty sad libleeneueleitrithAlWOlA, liotriejuiVw7 Lai sr Immo mot • at. we Is ftelip Omit Or re. nw.."-ev-o• 4 11 . Per hot • M ••••••«•....•• /4 11 . n • * lid. sa.• owl samurai. 111110. MOM FAMMOMAI TO 71110E1111111. • by IS. led. Fir bd. ler ,174 „ , A 7 99 i' GLAZING. .r s vied at Cbidnrorts 346. per girt , 4 . „ • • 1177714 °.r ilsi;j 7 4d 7 s. sh, °l- • 1 Be e.t fig;iiite• see Pratte Mune and Slap Ssawdreps SPsSes,MT by Supper Severe Sweet IVlllllame oe Thorn !ledges Thr Tlpidia Puede,* "listing Tree Ta re Ming Tuhdpe Tereebie °Autry_ l'esefelLeeldwiliso Vieleines Then T r = e lkeek "Mews Wades i4rio •••. kilo writ revnur. Galummeo' Centori AN) Ammofrau. ust.eaniee. Bodes EXTRA I / 4 • ANTICIPATION OF THE OVERLAND MAIL. Internam, has just reached us of the arrival of the Indian Marl at Manedles. "The Indian Mail arrived on Wednesday morn ing at Matetalles at & 30. The. nay sews which it beings is as follows :—' The eholissi •prevaind in Scinde Runt the 11th to Ibn Eld '31134 1 . ' had died upwirds a 6,000. Aawni Them al , 1W Empalme, of whom 8U lAN; to the astir, Olt] .r We are in possession of New York papers to the 20th ult., brought by the steam-ship Great Western Grain Matthews, which vessel anchored in th e Money shortly before 1I o'clock last night. The news W mostly interesting, as brin g in g accounts vest shipments of flour and Indian corn preparing for English ports. The Grope have everywhere been abundant, The New York Herald says : ." The repeal of the British corn laws will probably increase the demand for our western productions, and ttie progress • and success of free trade ' grinerally will give a• powerful impetus to expert' of our southern staples. Our Roar, pork, beef, cheese, cotton, tobacco, rice, &c., &c., will be drawn from every section of our extensive territory, and be shipped in Ames:ism vessels to the foreign market. We have hitherto furnished the raw material to clothe the people of almost every country under the canopy of heaven, and we may soon become T u eranary of the world, and the principal source of y for food to feed the millions of England. New York Plyes are quoted 98 ; Ohio Sixes, 94 r Pennsylvania Fives, 68i ; Exchange on England, WS to 1. It is understood, says the New York Herald, that the new tariff will, sees after the next Congress orinvense, =scene modidiegions. Th ee w il l be some important afeclie is the deity apes coal and iron, and these alteratisiestrat he to favour of an additional duty upon these amides. It is set altogether improbable bet that a duty will also be pet upon tea and coffee, for the purpose of tarnesing the revenue of the government. In relation to an additional duty upon coal and iron—we speak by authiority—the Secretary of the Treenail will reeotharail it to Congress; and there is very little doubt but that ends alterations as be may propose upon this point will meet the views of both Houses, as it Is generally admitted that these articles require protection more than any other two in the whole catalogue, and that the new tariff will operate more injuriously upon those interests than upon say others. There will be, witheet doubt, desperate efforts made by the iron menu ditherers of Europe to get as largo supplies in our markets las poseible, so as to enter them as soon as the new tariff goes into operation, and before any a.leratiens ma be made, as efface. Congress does not convene until after the new bill goes into 11th Nay York Erprees thus Rims up the intelligence to hesismaed to Zealand by this steamer • Tha page Simi is becoming more calm and quiet. The imnseetat athasures that were adopted by Congress, are about going into operation, and we shall soon feel the influ ence they are calculated to here on trade and commerce. There is at present a pause in importations, and most of the goods received are going into public store. The new wares housing system is calculated to have an insportan bearing on the introduction of merchandise. The money market has become more settled.—The banks discount four months' paper quite freely. In the street, the late of interest may be quoted at 7 and 8 per cent —The war with Mexico excites but little attention. Commerce is in no way interrupted by it. The rate of premiums, except in the' Gulf of Mexico are not affected. Foreign and domestic navigation is carried on as formerly.—The expense of the war falls very heavily on the Government. The large surplus of money on hind is nearly ex hausted, and the Treasury notes authorised by Con gress will be speedily put is circulation. The prevailing belief is, that the Government will be pet to serious ince.- veniusee for i ineney,before the next session of Congress in Doeember. There s no question but that the sags. istration is heartily sick of the war, and are most desirous to bring it to a speedy elm. At present, how ever, there is no prospect of its immediate terseisatioe. The New York papers my that the trope of the country are cumin in finely. The great West has yielded an immense harvest. The supplies of Wheat, and, hem all appearaness, that olfaction Coen, will be bleillide. It is tee euiy to pre dict the melt cif the growth of cotton, for the season. The prevaillag belief mow is, that it will not exceed that of last year, which woe shorter than common. The Daily Ussisn,.• Washington paper ofthe 17th August, contains a Proclamation of a Convention entered into be tween America and Bavaria, by the first article of which, every kind of drat tranbaine, droit de retinue, and fruit de ditractiaso or tax on emigration, is abolished between the two contracting parties. their states, dams s and subjects cue vel sportiy. Congress having adjourned. thou was a genets] is all political matters, and soot pens were engaged Saes ia to transport telegield theiremeplas lone and The sops hankies sbendeme la all pada • &sea Doh Memel Cerullo, whose arrival we giesaiessese sou days th ia ;: I .l 4ag e ' yorseemed to the Preeklentlie mobs sadism Mailed as Bailey axles •ordinary 'arsd Iffisheer of the repel& of 'Chill to-this sever wiesat.7- • fhaoct, Avgusl 17. There are some particulars o state elections. The August electione kir state officers in North Carolina, Indiana, Missouri and Ifttheis exhibit in increase of Whig strength in Whig states, and of Dressentle strength in democratic states. North Carolina, which was generally a Whig some, but recently inclined to the democracy, has wheeled into the Whit ranks ; by their success there the Whigs gain two bets in the Senate of the Umbel States. According to the returns there bee lien an enormous in crease in the commerce el the Amerloan Lakes. In 1846, not lees than 1,600,000 Mk el Sear pursed over the Lakes, and 250,000 *singers. At thijirieent time the commerce -t‘f the lakes may be hilly estbsated at 100,000,000 dole. per seam TER MZXICAN_ • ' Advises bate bees slashed Iles Naftalis* se laie as the 2ad of Asset, end Ms Osnesse to the Mid AV: The smasher of lese as the rased, ll= is Saw esuassa fAssissed.: ilmilme Wady* ll= tlet the ezins ue peak N may eg l unt into the Autobahn/10. M sineissit . doggsdinilllaghan • eorlCrava r if the war. • has rethebteithe eagieS his *rose wound lies, sad aher his se as halted lingua Netar.-- liar tea itlast/r Soli Anna's movenow lakiend, a Ws Po''' . edit ibilianfr TesaChen is a' .- - - New Yont.—Coax Tuene.—The news received yester day from Bator, by that Celadaltia, at Beaten, has canted but little change in the generitaspect of oar market. Since the sailing of the Hibernia, the inquiry for western flour fbr homer woe has, in great measure, subsided, but the demand foe export is yet rod. Owing to the very small receipts, the market continua firm, with a tolerably fair amount of businetagoiog forwaid. Prices remain without much change. We go, for export, at 4 dub. and about 1000 brls. Loch ner, at 461 dols. for the same purpose. Michigan and Oswego, are held generally at 4 dolt In wheat, there is no apparent change, and the general appearance of the market remains as last noticed. To-day, there seemed to be but little doing in grain of any description ; up to this moruing, how ever, the demand continued good, without any cha n g e i n 1n 441 . WASMINOTON, Ana. 19.—The steamer's news has had very little effect upon flour. The market has been depressed throughout the day, and no sales have been made, from which to quote. Holders firm, and buyers indifferent. Iticanoten, Aoo. 18.—Market dull in Corn—fedc. at 90 days, and that only for small quantities, say 100 or 200 bushels. Wheat, IMe to 90c. New ORLEANS, 11th.—A good demand for Corn to-day, and prime lots of white and yellow will readily bring oar last quotations. BALTIMORE, Aro, 19.—The Flour market was very dull. Holders are freely offering to sell. limxixonE, Auo. 18. The- prospects of an abundkat cora crop in all parts of the State are unusually promising It will probably be the largest yield known in Maryland * for many years. The Flour market is very dull. The New York Stm, speaking of the grain crops, says the abundant hsrveet which has crowned the labours of the husbandman is now pouring in its rich treasures into the great cities of the sea abroad. Wheat and flour are arriving in large quantities, but the demand keeps pace with the supply, t at steady prices, which, though far below the prices of Gem, yam, are paid promptly, and in a sound currency. The crops of the country are coming in finely. The great West haa yielded an immense harvest. The supplies of wheat, and from all appearances that of Indian corn, will be izessease. Ball" CAITLI.—Then Iral a plentiful supply dt beeves to-dap, sad Wall activity manifested, though prices were not so good u those of last week. There were 600 head offered, 160 of which were driven to Philadelphia, and the balance (440 head) taken by city butchers at prices hem 1 dole. 76 e. to 2 dole. 6'21 c. per 100 lbs. on the hoof, equal to 3 dole. 60 c. to 5 dols.nett. The quality of the stock was Inferior. New Torii, Auo. 18.—T ere was a fair shement for Cotton on detnelay, though eel= only amemited about 300 beteg, at prim about the wee eie et ekes of kit Se week the tie the pest we* were about 4,800 bales, in. elate, 3,000 - and nab. arrivals for same time 4,211111ehm effelnaii Pearl Ashes at former rates. Plow wain it 4 4elskeXiehlgan and Genuses, and 4 dols. Ili e. %ties. 26 c. for Sentient, Georgetown, and Howard street fining the week time has been about 50,0001 b. tallow send at 71 to 7t. Ikeda were heavy, and no im portant amine la prim ; in fact the weather has been so onewnive Wallatreet, that no business could be done. I gaits abeam, tale it 71 to 8 premium ; on Amsterdam, 388 to 386; en Paris, 6f. 40a to at 371 t. ; but very li ttle inqui ry. Niter Toni Aroma 70.—The cotton seams is about a up, and we shall soon know the actual extent of the el er c ep ll ie 1846 and 1846. It will fill below all the early esti and be bat a few thousend bales larger than that of 1848 mad 1844. The total receipts to the Ist of September, 194 will net vary much from two =Mims and seventy-fir e fterwaid bah& Funatimanua, Auo. 19.—A steady though light had nee continues in Cotton without change in prices. Flour Is dull, and prices but poorly supported. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARICBT & CITY Three d Clock.—The fkmds are colon, end the bug ' asn away of the routine order transacted by broken k e muss out of doom who have to invest or realise sman paresis of stack. The quotations :leagued to nearly the hour of elate/ as before, comas 961 to I mosey, and per Mount 981 to Lwith as tr to cha p na g oaorway or the Mbar today. For the moss ains? of other • senunias aso tabalar retina below. Ths sisoculatkof in Spud* hods has last much of the exalting .eltarmter it presentsd yesterday. It was harmer, the prodommeat feature of the market, and bemoans* Wen actively amid without, hserev.. x , fluttestices in prims te any extent.. The threw ganged bete,* sei egadi. sea are maw Itti to i t runt betimes. R7l sad iniaff more 271 to 1. The balk at .6potatiaos lava been WOW in the MUM. flome businem hie hem doing is I[,sienn, and the (eit e d = in iew H °r3a' - iwl.!, CORN. . , • MARK -LANE, Half-past Two. The few runs of Moe: Wheat fresh up at our market this morning, sold at ea advance ihreekey hes been of h. to 3s.per quarter ; thus, the decline of • Pan /rubs WAsset was generally held 2s. per quarter Baler! ware, however, not free buyers at the Mva~ae; inverftehek a Lir quantity was disposed of. Beaded Meetiga4ad for, and the turn dearer. Thavarmilty of Barley on sale was so limited as to render any alheeerien in the quotations unnecessary. We we without fresh arrivals of Irish Oats, and the few Ilse heavy parcels on sale realised 6d. to Is, more money. Mar gmelittes were seleable at an improvement of 6d. per iserNr. Baas end Peas firm. Galan Maize, whether " boating" or for shipment within Ihe next two months from Mediterranean porta, is saleable at ' 86 eat, freight and immune, to the United Kiegdom. At /3• ham, yeeterday, there was good supply of Wheat from both farm en and country dealers, and a large businem was done at a decline of la. to 2s. Barley was not a brisk sale at Is. admin. Oats were held at very high rates, with which buyers were reluctant to comply. BRITISH. ea per, Wow, Fates and Rest 1191......53 to 53 89 Wlti lik M to se to 60 Norfolk sad Suffolk 5 l. to 54 37 do .... 30 to 54 to 68 Tib reTlTF -631°63 ... Carobtidge & Llneoln Rad —to to White —to— to Northumberland It Etat& do. —to do ... —to— to Ida do • R7l, 32 to 34 Boat" reeding 2B to 28 Diallltlng 28 28 to 30 Malting l4 to 38 Chevalier 38 tow floe to 42 Irish — to batch to BUM WIINAT Maur 32 to 58 fine pale 28 to 82 Oa" Bit Fee4. 23 to Ma Ott...Black_ 23 to 2.3 a Ott, Melds. Si lo la Od ..Potato.. 23 to Int Od Berwitikarilleotriaced 23 to Its Od...Potato.. 28 to MI Id Milt n o. JO Ms2to Ms Od...Blaelr .. 20 to 214 Id Ditto Ps" Gra ts ....... - **- 34 iia" . llB3 - 111...11ap1e.. 33 w i n :. 41 to M...=1. White ........40 to 44. 4B to IS ELMS, Mazegoo...— ... .83 to 37 Ticit...37 to 24...01d 42 to 02 Harrow —.......141 to 40 Sad 40 to 42...0id OS to MI TAUS, New Spring —..— to —New Whirr— to —....ad to Itarawn, New M to 41 Pre art. Ctorceasso. 1001. • to — . Wit* —to • Loam can —.— .f.lo Oa ;Mt _ Pep mt elfin.. Ray; Tows mod% delivered 43 to 45 Moo MoOmiteM 40 M. 48 Nor** nod 20210Ut... 86 to 38 Misr is a. r Nertbsoheelmid, Loads, sod Tatilito ...... 10 ..~ fame: and Yort...-. —to -- ad& —to • FOREIGN. Dats a Wow', Dont& end 53 to 59 me to 63...411 to ft 1 ' n, iwi nod litettin. new 33 to 57...45 to u Prenett end Brabant Dud& sod Itamilot.w- Bats. 46 b =and Odes. 43 to 49...39 to 41 Camellia to -Arland= 53 to 37... Thu Amer, resift 16 to 255 Die Jtt 38 to 30-- to Lammas 33 to 40 lndian Corn 32 to W..— to _ Ogre, Pamentneß and Attalsond Sinai sad l7 6s 21. to - tO Ds ANN ..... ln is 114 as — to —..— to Pus, Ores *Rite U Sodas 42 to 44 to Tsui, Old to Yaw to --ante -- to Duty tres Lams, Belie Wier ten liediaisman sod Odom 40 to 46... do. de. Ransom NI to 40 Rammed 34 to 36... de. de. C107111102:1, Red —to —White —to —erp. art. Day 62.0.en1 Ramon Cues free cidety, p fa, 13 k. 23 10s. Lawn Cana, Dutch and Gerson dale X 7 Si. r£7 10s. Ditto nand end Amorlan ditto At 7 les. al6 h. per. Bri. 19611 n. Ude% Amadeu. a Bad to • Death AU Thatbas —to do. 23 to 27 Oinedien (Duty 71d. pa barrel) Rai fra to per deck ot 280 lbs. D6PIDUAL ATINAGINS. • OM& Rye. Dam P..& AO 23 per Quer. 49s 1 . A.. 1 . . 47s • • ' 168 6 . . 43, • lid 13 . . 43.1 7 61 11 . . 43.11 • 9d - 11 . . 479 1. •.• • • 1 6 weeks' A. Aver. 4411. , MC:L r " Duna on For. Grids ts le 4e . is 4 Od unmoor AVNIMPS wa T Wm now doer. I.—Nloa, 376.; Baia, NW; Mb, Th. N.; Rye, $3,. Densa, 44. 44.; Pus, Os. AZIVALIS /MOE MONDA BOY INDO LONDON. CllB. •BUIAL 16811. I 2740 1 ao uio ...... . . East. RrnroaD, SEPT. 3.—Hop-bine has confined to progress in a manner unknown for several previous years, so that many of the inferior grounds will yield from four to six cwt. per acre where six weeks ago scarcely a single hop was expected. Bat in many of the best grounds the improve ments have been so great as almost to set imagination at deli nue. Here, a month ago, from 8 cwt. to 10 cwt. per acre was deemed the maximum anticipation, but new 15 cwt. per acre is looked upon as the certain result. About a fortnight ago, and whilst the rain was falling daily, it was feared that the farina would be injured and the quality deteriorated : instead of this, however, that weather, somehow or other, suited the nature and habits of the plant, and its progress since has been astonishing. At the present time some of the best grounds are in a more flourishing condition than we ever before recollect them ; and certainly the hops have attained a sin unknown to the present generation. Samples con tinue to reach us daily from every part of the clay district, which are as fine and luxuriant u they possibly can be. CATTLE MARKET. SMITHFIELD, Two o'clock.—The supply of Nuts today was extensive ; the demand being alsolarge,trad• eon- Una's steady. As on Monday, some of the cheiose: Soots today make 4.. 4d. There were on sale 272 from Holland, about 200 from Scotland, 180 from Leicestershire, 80 Lincolnshire, and 100 cows. The number of sheep and lambs not being large trade was brisk, at about 4d. per Ribs. advance on Mondays quotations. From Holland we bad about 1,460. Good calves are in request, and a choice one makes be. ; but middling qualities me very littlo dearer. We had 36 from Holland. Pigs are dearer. Nice mall Porkers being worth ss. 4d. Large Hogs, 4s. to 41 4d. (Peciesas of &be.) BM= Meetke4 Coma weal* Swat; s 6 cams 4 0 6 0 40— 6 4 IlsotikossialliaN4oo6. .. . 4 e 8 0 Bed — 4 4 4 :11 palso l Z w asZa b quality 1 0 • 4:11 I' ll__ Bomb at =rapt, 906; 6beep and L UN. 061.6‘ SU; 1:ip,11151-41, Wed innithdekl. SHIPPING. MAILS Aswan.-1 Guernsey and Jamey. 1 French. 1 Flanders. 1 Hamburgh. 1 West India. I Itezieo. LONDON, Sept. 4.—Wind at noon E.N.E.; light breezes, and fine. Dowers Sept. 3.—Wind E.—Arrived, Apollo, boss ti ; Horatio, from Havana to Antwerp ; Jeerer, from Port-au-Prince to Antwerp, from the river; and sailed, Morayshire, for Port Philip ; Warmer Castle, Sydne y , New South Wales ; Marlborough, Calcutta ; Acadia, Halifax ; Frederick, St. John's. Arrived and sailed, Sisters, Odessa. Brig Martha, reported yesterday on the shingles, proceeded to D Mmes. Sept. 2.—Arrived—Brece, St. Johns, Newfound land ; Lance, nine* Edward's Island. DUNDALK, Sep t. I.—Arrived — Alhambra, Quebec. Coax, Sept. .—Arrived off port—The British Queen, leaking, will come in next flood; Eclipse, from Patagonia; Indian Queen from Barbados.. CXYDN, Sept. 2.—Arrived—Arabella, Trinidad ; Cretten, from Mobile. Sailed, Aug. 29.—Caroline, Pernambuco; Malay, New York. Sept. 2., Helloes, for Montreal. Cowls, Sept, 3.—Arrived—Rio de Janeiro, front Rio. GALWAY, Ang. 31.—Arrived, Albion, St. John's, New •sa~swtrk Mary Taylor, St. Andrews, New Brunswick. an, Sept 2.—Arrived, Amigos, Quebec. • OOP WIGHT Sept. 3.—Jeade Smith, Algol Bey. • llowisiawgriur, Sept. 4.—Arrived, Dee stoma from w a d Indies . Salami, 2nd, Trent simmer for West Indies. Bauman, Sept. I.—Arrived, Katherine 'melon, &ki loton, for Arnsisrdarn. On ffstas.—Fortone, New York, for Stettin. „, - Parnotrra, Sept. 3.—Arrived — Tyne, front Wontzesle was in contact off the Cashets with brig unknown Lclformer Ind bowsprit, &c., sad seen deck and bow tiatbezeillarta. Jima, Set t l e . ll 4 - . Astived—Carraaa, Havana. Nawsoar, 2,—Sailed—Rarriet Soott e t e rena t da. FLINCH/11ED, I.—Arrived--iebestr LkIINOESTON, Aug. 20.-Ballei—Thmetei, Mhantkiti._ flautane, t33.—W.N.W. fresh. Arriv line, and the Mary , front Quebec. Pet in 1.4 of Perth, from Warkworth to Cam and hull Pwranantn, Aug. 31.—Amivedr!difslo, On Tvwanourit, Aug. 27. BILS.ONtRIS, Sept I.—as New South Wales. Youenaz, Anti Brand*. ..- . INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, FLwr o'Cloek 'ORDINARY EXPRESS