The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-12 00:00:00

• , A /f . • Oxprt%s LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1850. [THREEPENCE. 1 kr A • M M I. 101 ---- No. 1,315.] ----7. - ----- = IMPORTANT SALE at MOURNING ~, lovet,trtet.- 11e FROMM'S , " Rarllll4o Dens tit OF It ti. Mori:4l"G BUSINCint, emir wok at yamo. Mart awl Complimentary Sonraing, Wzia:m74, szu, u , 5 ,0, 0 ,4 11 &civet, at ed e ?aril= and Omar" Mows. l e o Wiftb....l. lOC US. Itcput.agr. Oft 101:01rlig attealleMat). TILE SALE of MOURNING ATTIRE is mEGEvr. , TREET. —The PROPIIIII'OII/ 11/1111110 from aNi.11.41. 1101:1:NING BUSINIA—Masses, COM sr CM one. tlrsperlee• of opporturty st rstsrsird tbsithe le tier ▪ ,""el !Min ruihed parer bribe very Oberst eel elnelliehe t oe, ei.je.l fee se away reaLe.so to Isamu tra base as unreal 'peronismo et perinsirLyals el l e r %, TT WOW ch. estmeateribelpe=lt= hun isom , L j e t e Omsk t" fir hut. es at 0, Essidiss‘ tap at ▪ it. r• tEI moot effect reedy reismen 0„,/, anal Co. well direst pretwir atimPlea to then T 11.1.10 31 %IMES sad lIIIILLISina WINS* Irk l• .eenerauy .etlaeriall4. I. L. tattle the Pale, eveT7 wells A be meted to era soirrsn't m-a the uAud prisa-110 PAISSISIO sad Otlra W KrUOUS. 240 4 141 alltillNT4llllOr. KANTER AND ALL OTh IMAM-- 'auto li. suItTOWS Mali fifMr01........111, s Ds, te‘ider Mal th , WWI NI las i oseltr sod watt e• tis.ros and =iiii ir ll — ell Of vorm. .. w. ) ,.,,,, t •,!,.„.., To asimmusi ampair _ _ ~ 14 , w Ls 1...; .:itte, eft Wads mamsols mime 7 4 :71.". s l t.r.t. I 2 12..: ■limMaliemplelle. eNli mi . L... b s . 4.1" i t.; att.! Th if IN. to SI 7a. le& leen If& le SI; 1= WO riei ineo:o a n.aaraty, bum ; Ilm lc N. the et t. g 1 1.. slam/sem mod sober Pateoted bl ailsi pomp, owl 110.11 es &moot equAly i ?AMR- NACRE luta IRON TEA-TRAYS. A. ammunnt of TM hays aid Wanars vlselly umoseees r.... *loth , * .. to ...tE.i. ..rilth it IKYIII7. IN net. Whim by wlL'l%at S. 1.l'IlION• at Was nosh lover titan anal, la Now ~.,, ~, A 6.1. 0 scold 00l poreltemes. Z.a.. Ave Noer-estelsd Tram per eat of Or. . . ken lOU. Od. to 10 polar& fmro. Iron dd.° —.—........—......fr0w No. Id. to 1 gulagr G ,... t .b.ye, .14tto „ • „ --imaa fm. Od. v mau n.e emaadty of =WI pmpler.adeisd and iron tram many al 1... rienent IN tt.e Method stele stmt. at afloat a quarter of ova -flood eons. Wee odd, or Web* eat of coodidos. Thee .. ~.po o Ly nanny t h e moods. M toners and imainbonaa ', vv ,. Lod sod Gothic valor& coke mod bread baskets, .14 • •-• row, rrtarnell fur every article aot approved at. • •.V illtW.Eitt LT, career et Nevmaalnat, sad N.. 1. NEW. NAN , ' KEKI. i.• .I;nlC4.ll•lnhei, yak earreviapiet nay Itersaarry Mee* or p►b frre. }:Aabliebel la Wellsatreet. a.a. 1134 r p a AE. u 4A T. ad T VE I I: O 4TTILTION comsnaD 6 the mart effective and dampest Is tm, sordid far ‘• • • public sad private banana. (]el prism to wars 1.. •, • fret, Cs es.; MAIO, SI fn.; 10;600, tl2 11s. TM Is I • ,J••. 0; en Ore Move, Istradoebto the external sir, saadattled • •.ct tar,,tenorlards at artificial seas), aad Iranian It In Its ~• .• • tt..,••ay aurolyiai earitbsuass dram of pare warts str. A :rt:s• torwankd as spolicatiaa to I.E. DOWSON. 12; &x -i• t •. t. when it may de save *comrades. PEARLY THETH.—ROWLANDS' ODONTO, a Pearl Derititris• • white powder, sowposaded of the awl goat resherehd isoredisote of the Oriental betel, et la .:oot valor la prreerWag sad tosatitylas tile teeth, smoothes o snow, sad la rendering the arras sliest sad pore. It 'stir r • tartssmas adhsroes' to the teeth, sod lasers a pearl-Übe • • •-• to the eaasseiled sorhse. Its &Wroth sad sati-smorbutte . • :Los arrest the foram of dory et the teedl, awl Mute • sell the SUM. 111. pot box. Beware of r • I. mit/Woes. Ihe perafto netball, has Ur words. " ilowteade ." ea the Ms.-411d Wilma at fS aeldromprdes. Loeb" ✓ cheialts sad performers. iv 1: WIN INVENTED.—The RESPIRATORY 11 ..lu, %N .n 4 CHM PIIOTECTORS. irlthoot ne t et r all ... 1 .v% tbe Walsh, owl tbskiwW, lijamill. lad W. I : . at • vin.tructko, vinsi Is bra sod gad assalli t nu.nr, ma the .114•1 .Tapp r ll. l / 1 11111 7 / 4 1 OD Mibili• Plt,, our. tee IA either ; their iii• Ewe hi tbe ells, va/ 104. , opt" ..m1 rout Yam sins dembese,—/De Is IA .t th. watuf..cturers. Mawr. COOK mums'. to, _... —_._. iisam — TheW. 17.), I NMI of the ploolial the UMW lamina CLERICAL. Ozivivrtoxs.—At a general ordination at Nor -411 Sunday last, the follow - kw gentlemen were 'd ant d est, holy orders Dracor.s: 8. Beal, W. Bishop Iserpter• I.cessed by the late 'Halsey). B. W. bed,. A. N. Butterworth, la J. Celestas, 8. P. Dowsing, L. 11. Frau, H. 11. Gibers , H. H. Islam, H. W. Joaes, 11.1. bras', 11. J. Leonidas, J. H. H. M'Swis.y, C. St. It lb•urs. W. F Ness, Z. H. Pentair, C. T. Perks, It T. Name, W. .1 Rlebardows. R Bearriek, F. Blmpsea, ;Kerner, Wader licensed by the Late Brhopl, J. B. &al* I r Taylor, (1. Tionas, WH. Witiams. Pricsa : H H. b....aril. W. 1; wles, A. Brews', W. 11. H. Brows, H. T. C..... C T C .rrance, T. 0. Cutler, W. J. Dessau, C. 1; s •!.e. J. E thkaoe, P. J. 'Pyle, O. W. Oresan, J. W. II K. 11. Kennard, N. B. Mass, H. V. Packs, H. 8. N. Read, H. T. flalmea, J. C. thesesons, W. 8. :. ; ,•ncer. P. awes:lnas, C. J. Wall, T. C. E. Warn, sad 1..1. W.ater. krt. T. Allatatt, to Eyaot C., Delbythire. W. Dm, to Bwianertoo C., Staffordshire. Use. J. W. Onto, to art Aeliataat ilutenhip at So Cboturbry s Or. Selmel, Hiebpte. 1t... T. Rant, to Helosesthid 1' C., Derbyshire ; ral. 971. wt. holies:is; tee Trustee,. Hos. awl Rev. W. H. Lytteltott, K. of Higley, to ea lion. CarestioWoreoeter CatkedraL it.v. J. W. 'Wand, to Lower Chraal C., Staffordshire. Kee. N. C Stapyltba, to Msidols V. le. Chessiagton C., Os Blerey ; 417/., with rtsideace ; pate., Mutes College, lent R. Terabit% to Whitelarelt C., Salop. In. J. R. Wahlar, M Datleatos C., B taSadShira •••••••••••••• Cal&tot (.fi oman) 8., val. 61. • . pat. Sit H. 8,. P. Bordisp. %tit. 14rt. codelay Cloy, val. ISOL. PAL XVI- D 61111 " 44 ; aaot Imam val. 206 L. pat. bialbsj) of Noolrish ; Hemp. tall V , val. ;aka., oat T. T. Mon, N•q., ta tlwa imety of Sad "; Yti't, V.. S u ffolk, val. 160 L, pd. T. T. Mon, I:vi in dm dio. of Noontide, awl now by tin death of Lis I: It I. t .I,..tta P.C., Darby, val. SW.; and Stanley P.C. rJ ..1: D•rapabire ; di.. ; pat , air K. Ramat, Cat lt C. Wilmot teattraed. I. , Ottlli Bt. Mufti Spiecopal Cluipel C. NAVAL tL NAVAL BcnooL, NEW ClOSS.—Mice BUT 4ar bas pressatad the earn or 1001. to this Institut .• ralArty of which she bu appropriated to the par t tee Acheulian, qualifyieg bar to nominate pupils .rs!itation. 3 1usexesTe.—At Jamaica, Oct. 15, the !manes, laSelibla, and 11,.renuda whoops, ; tt•it Per- Ev.n. Oet. h; the Alarm, at Batbadeee, Oet 11; Wells4ey, with the Sappho and Helena, at Halifax, Nov. 2. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—MONDAY. hamogi V united. hot toothed ■poa amid ma% intbled to to gather o tolerably fall list of pekes. SEFTON HANDICAP (Lrvziroor.). see Kr. I. Herbert's Spot. • I Kr. Copelsad's OsaKorrick. 1 Kr. Duresses Cocktail. WARWICK HANDICAP. mai attempts te balk Dealt', bet so bet WA. CHASTER CUP. 50 to 1 apt Mr. Pedbn't Cusack (t) to 30 Mr. abeam (t twist) C,sack Ina backed for at Matt 3001. 2,000 GUINEAS STAKES. ,to 1 apt Mr. Howard'a Grecian (t) I'. to 1 Lord litaaley's Boors (t) DERBY. to apt Mr. Howsr7l7lr;elas (t to 2001.) hto Mr. Method's Prime !MOON CO Mr. Osbaldeston's Mountain Sylph tott (t) ;' n ,/. Mr. ?owner's (5) Llrd thasley's Morns. 1 0 to —81 r Pilot's Faatkibalsek eat (t) 33 to 1 Lord H. Leanoz's Bee. . 40 to lord Zetlead's Lightfoot (5) ' XP O to 30 snit Norrainster I/Wan the Two Theorised Guineas Swims end Grecian the Darby (5). 2i to I keg Oretise winning the Two Thousand Guineas Stake, sad Prise Minister the Derby (t). SittN.BOAT COLLISION, AND Lose OF Lire ON t ut RR' mt. —Yesterday, ILr. C. C. Lewis, the coroner for , alt Ertl, resumed as Jaquith, at the Bell and Anchor '"• Pokey, respectlag the death ef William John Laek, kr• who with throe others woo ffeawsed by a boat, in a .huh they afro in , eomiag to mildew with the Duke of tenbindoe (Cork) st4lllllllT. The emalthat teak pleas oa the ly 'vaillo, of the 17th ult., off Limeiswer, and se is anal is *"" "". the evidence Wowed WY 411 th. asA eestradie atrecter. O. elms of Idioms beige al "isles tki t 1 . 1, per ass in eberg• Of BM MON" WM to blame 4 k4V, bit 6 0 , 110 dOW* at tr. boo ess tb•Thb7 t ,:mcd the eollisioa whisk heil Niels pew Amen set Prwoo.. who witaosei the eesernwee e adored that the WA•nt had been sweeiweed by aa itspeoper Whew* by M. ata thr knit to ems the ben of the 11.11Wara while she was 4 motion , wed owed *bah bast fa be that fhb /affirm tiwerelvee were goo* le NOM n "MR "'vigil ' 11 "%ell 111). the jury retried wild fit " Mlwalawftb l. " . 1 048: W 1111441 John COO, tkopffet of the steam-beat. The t'r 4" neexdisdlSada eat ale warrant far Co.'. small,- !h r t to Meanie ice Wel at the set mintage of the Central unseal Coart, the whams' be* bewail new le pewees*. THE LATE SHOCKING COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT BATUMI/. -ADJOURNED INQUEST ON THE BODIES. HamOm, WOWDAT. The adjourned impost upon the bodies of the ten pumas who lest their lives by Ike accident at a uglier, at Heydest, ma Thanday last, wee reward to day, before John Rape, Bag , the diarist storener. J. Tumenhere, Hon , wee groom so sa Morose for the government, under the provisions of the meant set of pulitment. The first wham ommisod wan Thomas Litherland, the auderleoker. He gave similar 'vides:is to that whieh he WI on Patty, respecting the cirnuestaases attendant ayes the accident, sad stated that there was vast &Salty fa prevention the men is the Mane from working with lighted candles. It mast have beta through the argligesee of the ma that the snidest happsaod. By Mr. Trementiere—A goverment impostor was flows in the alas twelve :soothe ego, and the air is the mine we. then roe. He did sot know whether any 0 the drams' pinatas mold ague mad as well.. Ralph Leyland, cos of the minim, was the sit whom. Ho was week's( is the aim as the time the azpiesioa took plea. Where he was making he bad boa through into the " old wockions" mese theses three mostre. He had net sc bus told aol to see maim 11106161 Greemisk. anotheemalin, wire woo she working ta the seine who the explains took plees__, said he Woks thisugh into one of the old workings on Weditesday Muir. sees last about two o'clock. He went close to the old work. beg on Wedaesday night with a lamp, and could sot bear neer it the air was so feel. It blew the lamp out. A Meet is generally put over aa old working, to prevent the foul air from husking la when we cut through. No sheet was put over this working until Thursday mornias. By Kr. Tromeshere—Whore duty is it to pat aehest over As old weeklies when you brook through ? Why it may be oars ; but wo had no sheet is the mine at the time I should think It is the underlooker's duty to ere that sheets are reedy.—Hew often does the underlooker mum into the mine ? He hes not been into it since we unto to that part of the mins. —How long is that since ? About a fort night. By • juror —I do sot think the air in the mine has been as _pure u it should be sines I worked them. By another jarm—Have you ever received orders from the uadorlooker to give him notice when you come to the old t —No. Oa Noadey, be irked me if I was nearly , 1 through, sad I said no. Toe undertook'? did not give us orders to use lamps whoa males to the old workings By Mr. Treimeahere—Do yes sesame of any man being tamed of far using candles inelsed of lamps ?—No. DO MI know "(any man using eandles Instead of lamps after he had has told sot to use eselles I—No. Have you ever sad candles:when you have been kid to use lamps I—No Whenever I was told to use lamps I have dime so. By sjuror—Are yes la the habit of using powder la oiler to get coal I—Yes. Does the underlooker know that 2 Yes, I soppoes so. When did you use powder loot t—On Monday. By the Cormier—l don't think the powder I used on Minday would split through into the old workings. Would it not shake them 2—No, they were two or three yards thick. lislph Maas, mother collier, who waive/Wag is the wise whoa dm saddens took place, gave similar acidosis' to tho prendiag. Lathorisad, this overlooks?, was hero ro•ealled, and was Interrogated at eons leach by Mr. Tremenhere. Mr.Treatenhere—yoa were aware that there was as accimulation of gu is the old workiag;? Yee, but it impoisible for It to get into the mine where the men were working until they kad eat through the old workings.—But the nutmeat they had cut through the gas would escape, and an implosion' might take place if It was not stopped up? Yes.—Ought not it to be stopped up at new ? Yu, it is the duty of the men to put a sheet over it.—How often do you go cows into this mine ? Wky. then ere several Wan, sad I go from us to another.—Hue you a fireman ? No.— Then several days might elapse befits you imputed this mins I No, not more than twos three. The Coroan—l thought it was usual for a man to aro over a reel mine every atoning, before the ism west to work, to ere U the mine was safe P—Well, sir, it has never been the case is our aims. A iirrjiLl o of ophoioss t►at the strictest rerralations as to lamps ought to bleatorced. _ „ The Coroner—Why, I hates no doubt that the promos of the govtensseet inspector will lead to some seek regulation. Mr. ?remembers here remarked that the inspectors, ander the new eat of parliament, bad not yet bean appointed. Had these appsintinsate been made, he had no doubt that • pearled moo, such better acquainted with mining opera. tires than himself, would have bees pelmet, and that • sr/whim sequiry into tits astral state and management of the aloe would have been isetituted. As it was he hoped that the presest investigatioe would can,. several alterations to be mark in the matiagemeat of the mine. For 'smarms, he was stroogly of opines that there ought to be a firmaas, whose dirty it should be to see that the miss wee safe before the workmen entered It, and who Amid also be sonstaatly on the look out la the Lea. The use of look-op lamps also warad t t i o ory bi giess iail i . tu a rn ici ed a . predict of ” Accidental death," sad, by digestion of the coroner ' Mr. Evans, the proprietor of the Walk. WY seat for. Ontiie arrival Tb CaircieiraWMaelita;fikesaists tau made by Mr. Tameshare, and urged spat Mat the amemity of earryiag out those euenestions for the wpm of emoting laeramed provution to the lase of the am employed in the lathe. He also caudated that • code ef tales should be draw. op for the amoral eathautateat of the mite, eimilm to those is force at other colltieles is tke neighbourhood. The Inquiry thea toraithated. THE EARL or GUILFOIO ONCE MOlL—Another Memo« km marred this week of the injurious effects re sulting from Ili Earl of Ondlord scll holding so tightly to the reetery of Sit. Mary's. Mesh ezeitement was musth es Monday ermine by the fast that the toroth of a child was brought to fit. Mary's Chard' for interment, and the be reaved relatives sod friends detained at the gate tor:souse two hours before a clergyman could be obtained to performs those last mad rites of humanity over deceased ninths which the church prescribes. At length Mr. Churchwarden Dusautoy was informed of the ease, and he happened to know that there was a clergymen then in the town on a visit from Portsmouth. To this clergyman the worthy churchwarden sent a messenger, requestisig that as a favour he would some down and performs tba burial service, which the rev. gentleman acceded to, and the °peps' was interred after dark, after the detention we have named. Suel a state of atfain as this is highly disreputable, and Is entirely attributable to the niggardly mode in which tbe prethat holder of this wealthy and lucrative living performs hi. duties. Mr. Dementoy, we are informed, wrote off to the Marl immediately, manating the facts of the ease, and requesting him to appoint a peeper supply of COMM% or to givelima (Mr. De.autoy) the power of temporarily esp. plyiyis the deficiency—with what result we have rot yet heard. It appears, from what has size* rea ched se, that th• an. Kr- Nig htingale, lass AIM of the curates (•ke peseehed hie farewell mama 1111 Seaday), severed the ser vile,' of Os Rev. T. L. Shapes* Moor of St. Mishears) to 4es. attemil Ps tie teased Is That rev. gentles= Niels* empties a At the Clessetery , sad re- Isestak Ms NAV. Mr. Ls =ll9 believe, the sap rsaishai satin eras Parisi et St. Mary) Malawi at the latter pileee, "MA be did, sad waited for IMMO bee and • hall, wendedes Mat the fasseal did am make Ito swarms,. inhistimently, whoa the ease seas as the oars of Mr. Illsegistt, that gentleman renellamod that St. Mary's ehstebystd was mentioned by Mr. Nightingale, bat he had afterwards imitates it for ski Cemetery. This will amount, la a insunre, for the absence of any clergyman at the tenser plass, mad Mr. Bhapoott takes the whole blame of the neatest So himself under the cireanstaaels. Bat the ilsomdatios feet remains unaltered. If the rectory were in prow haul, sad its affair, managed as they ought to be, there miliMi le a widest number of =Widen to avoid ike seeeeder irking el Numb, about the tows for dergyates lbws Mbar parkins le peefenn the ordi nary duties of their elm. Ski le only wan manifesta tion of the shameful nealeet that has characterised the is euraboaay et the Berl of Cianteed, sad which will be sure 4 sentient. so lows. be »tam his grasp of that " filthy lucre " which St Paul says a bishop should never be gives sato. When will the moment arrive for this church aortae. rest to swallow the liettlatift of mosey from the perish of EL Mary which shall tell to his lot ? Every well-wisher to the sense of Christianity, in or met Mae establishment, will eordially hail its dawn.—Thwasishintindspendsat. . _ A CiZAND AOIICOLTOIAIi BiOw FOZ MI WEST or ibIOLAND.W. (Blanares Jurossi) would not wil. beefy let pew die mane leggellea mad* at the DOIN "hater AirWthral &mkt, ke esiehlklang a read county show of seek. The aithatallet ii tee good show over the numereas eaullet ezlabillithe that et present mat, an so palpable se hardly to Pel= 4 llllllllllllllll6te. Looking at the effest It walla 'lave NI t the iniasty ; the eaeoetegestent sad tartheetelea lligi rtold Whir to ex hatters ; the boogie Uwe woad be deateld ken seen- Wag se imams w'e'ans of penes seasedvely et varies' pets of the meaty; the fieperteaes of reth gatherlsge I. the paged poblie—set is say a turd of the eseessdease of stab's d gedisowet• sad ethere-4= vs say, at a kw d iY /stns,• pretests lament rivealleges. Bet in w•la t er nes asleep the Ike. Why thesai met ilessesse be tau to, mad If passible D.o.s. ere mad •g am chow b• feuded fee the whale of tie intik wait d 1s with its asequied meet ef red settle sad of him! sleep ? If we are est elidelbeeld, than is um Use see foul "mkt, to did lkee era iba Wareham eel the Will Direst Imre Need to elites Mee shelve The time ream 1101611 fee sub IA 11•1110111111111111 a se ho eetegoled Ws 'stoutly knot the easiness d ear eaties *kook to tk• proposition'. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. THIS DAY. NT norm° razionkro.] HURDLE SWEEPSTAKES. Little Qaeon .. .. .. 1 Radstrealt .. .. 2 .. Young Dutchman .. .. .. 3 SEFTON HANDICAP. 1 Baotou .. •. .. • 2 Ada /dory .. 3 Boven ram. DREADFUL COAL-PIT EXPLC LON OP LIFE. flowinasAins, Nov. 11. biballosensi ha. just sinelisi tows d a terrible :trZat aseeksea Pit, el nthewn/nlkeng, ehw a ban by Wink is inni rpwswile n 100 lives haw been There wen nen Oa 160 mamma in the OMB ban bnewa yet whether any*, then have the awn of the &eke damp whisk Mows the n ibs Howslusa Pit beings se led Durban. FORMAL 00114MVICEMENT OF THE NOE: FOLK BSTUAILY ENCLOSURE. The Norfolk Estuary Coispany,_ it may be ramear bored, was formed is she year 1837 sada the amplest of the late Lord Osage Bentiack, for the a efsstiag the joint. kaiaks to • soatraetsti atti anima cattail of the riven Owe, Nene, Witham, sal Weal, whites ail discitap themselves into that broad apes ewer of suds sad channels (entirely wabinaged at high We), which Ea between the counties of Linaoln and Norfolk, and le denemisated ladifferestly the Wash sod the Nor folk Estuary. By this project, in its original shape, was cantamplatai the reclamation from this " waste of wears," of Oasts et lead at the coast of both the above-eased sosatiss, agmeenting to an of 160,000 saes. Early experkees la their so savours to prcueute their mamas bdwe Nadkarni, however, atom esavlassed the pas s motets thee Malt visas was far too giganticto justify say reused& l_kir• of samba It in so ssartharnive • fens to • eassered lam; and the schuss haviag been at Re greatly redwood la Ps in the snake of 1846,ath after eassemeedis are eallaany umiak*, the late Ismeabal Wile &skarn ef the eseeparn ultimately sucaseisd la serreise through a Mil to authorise the reciamMka of 32.000 NM ij laribleedies sad Jeerer iolbeaattell of the Oses, the adored ass of the works be 240,000 1 ., to be raised la 601. shares. Having obtained their act, the projectors thought it pru dent, la the then state of the money market, to hold their abase for some time is slayaace ; and la 1849 Si, W. B. Ffolkes, the premed shalanu, ob tained • father bill to empower the comma, to naive the contributions of the town of Lynn and the Eau•Briak Com shoguns, amounting together to 1'21:1,0001. The imperious of the undertaking, in • tuitional point Masa, la bare asi n g the intent of the cultivable earesge upon with* our teeming population depends for its subsistence, Is obviously a pparent; whilst at the same time tha alacrity with which both amp and capital have been brought to bar upon the enterprise Is an unenswearble refutation of the arguments of those who predicted that the withdrawal of protection must Inevitably throw the poor sale of the amatry out of eultivatlat. On the benefits whisk will also seams to the dealings of the whoa of the cawassjacent district, as well as to the aavip ties of the port of Lyon, from the deepening of the outhil of the Owe, It is seedless hare to descant. They ere fully petaled oat la our report of the proceedings below. Tuesday was appointed for the formal commeseement of theworks ; and it was arranged that • procession shoali be formed to premed to the ground, where the cereaseayof turning the first sod mss to be performed by Sir W. Volkas the charisma of the company, misted by several of his bro ther directors sad other distinguished individuals gemeled with the aaderteklag. The day was observed theseateat the borough as • universal holiday, all business beteg sits. landed &Au Mean °Work, sad the shops and aka dosed. The church bolls rug Oath • may posh, salutes were fired from the quay, Ina all the rads haildlege and from the la the harbwor, sad eve demeasta tion of e = t was made fa co of an event he Massa as isspaest afoot ea the fa. de thle tow ern the sessegaikgdlailet. Thor wee ibuseil ea the warner Tuesday Na ha , sad earned If and vehicles of every lagellis ili rtnlt s = al o i f odd-fellows, foresters, an seism sad flag-bearees, accompanied by bands of magie—che while preseattag • pleasing and inter esting sper.aids. Haag proceeded through the town, the procession took its route to the gaud appointed for the aremay, situated at a distance of two or three miles. The spot from which the sod wee cut was in the centre of the channel. Tie proud entend was staked out in • /dale —outside the ropes wore foUpeassigere, and beyond was • carriage way. The gaud was kept by • strati body of police, but se the proceedings went on, • fearful rush took plate, sod the rope were broken. The filing *Sof the procession was a most imposing eight— the mayor and armada aurae the eackware, headed by the regaia of the town. The chairman wee received by Sr John Rennie, the engineer, and Mr. Pao, hi P., the contractor, amidst pest Meet lag. When all had 'ambled there could not have bean leas than 10,000 persons present. Sir Wiliam Ffolkes then took the epode, sad ia a vary work • manlike manner broke op the 'nand sod coamenad filling the barrow, in which proem was masted by the Earl of Hardwiche, the UM of Likester B. 0. Townley, Esq., M.P. ; the Rev. G. Townley, A. ILMessoad, Eery ~ R. Bar, Rio., J. Fryer, Esq.. and Miss Wodelsoose, who se verally deposited a spade of oath upon it. It was then wheeled by the Maya of Lynn some distance—a reseeding which was naiad Irish Marty roan& of applause. A \madame lunches, had bees provided in a tut spa the ground, to whirl the company repaired. At the souls am of these formalities, which occupied about en hoar, the preemies a-tormed and returned is ltke sada to Lynn, di r liAl saqu at et eo t t i k T plaTer the Town-ball in the evening. Tn PIOPOSID RUM FOR FINSIII7IT.--Lest week the Commissioners, of Woods and Forests (who, by en lest Mara% have a sash bonus in head of 171,3061. empleted tke parolee', of the Red House, Bettensa, aad have gives directions for Betwrew p•rk to be paneedord with. Thai have also menifeeted • laudable interest sad eunear — ii kr the healthful reantion of the VO,OOO inhabitants of the b.roagk et Finsbury, ompriso kte the nealid masses of Baffna-kill, Bt. Lake's, sad Cl.ekeawelL The prepond perk kw Flashily has wont pled their eariou Munn • and the ontraftne appointed at the sortregsto nuasting. fa Sadist's Wells Theatre, have resumed their lahous. _ _ — ifiiionsiEucALTo7iierr.—A very crowded meet ing el embers et the above sodety assembled yesterday jestedevestag te hem Copt. rfters piper es the various ma roam Mewls thoMmak sad Pada mews read, Lett its Lehr «d Imsosemos bawd Ohs diskosea divide it kintwo pordees, sioggikil of whisk wM be mod MU, mat dame. Of arma• GM MoCaleisa ea Ms minis hawed um the reallaset Ms paper has hem sow Stelod. MlTlOtern Parr-onion Rosana= iir Lamm.— Ifs primmer Jibe Wass's, whir be. several them bees suds' essmietisa helms tha Leeds magistrates, wen seen aresigned yememby (leasday). "barged with several senses porbase iehbarlem The list ease pm tato was the gemsistles et the evidsoms empostlag ths parloiniag of a 61. order, Wombs to deem Thiry, Tatilllll. sad' ether lea spiesern The .eat ere ins that rides eut ',the shove of having stoles • diddled warrant, hand Er the Leeds sad Think Railway, for MIL Us. Q., mas t = M able to Mr. eans Craves, ems feller,d And the third am wee the issUmiess is =o Us. U, addressed by Mr. Maim OW Millulhelsgeg i Mt &Way, te enem Waal eaLoeb. as the ageats M to the SIMS& Sea Widow Peal The Mama ageism the pear& we sessidorei so emetunisi. that the magistrates remanded Om to Trek OEMs hir trial at the soil mime, Is. shollng the 7441. MO kowhidi he had bees peerlessly ezasilaed, sad es ill the almea diaries (itsladag the lbegates they bola that al stosl the Leeds sad That Maw elignal, ea wikh he stands rmismiai it am el ems merely formal evidesso. Iff all semis as seise ether chirps of ending poet hams soutdOes Whim dhiassi wansats, es a soaddembie amesat. The stomesimmali Leosard, who has she beta la sestedy, was 41111 =TID METIDIL—A daring attempt to mot ile the value of Wilmot' eashmare Maameatishko, sam Mea Thursday sight. Mr. Wi ll iams had retired to rest M hieledstags, whoa at ahem two e'en& la the mining rams miimesst, who mast have knows the mem Is "Aka le moily slept, find a amp it dugs through the Mader. Iforesmaralg ha eserid bet i In* • Ttl a l• !rte gror adi a v of dm Omar s denim. 111110CLIMO 10/31r—Allamt 11 mf r last igitt a Immo alma tmelalidoi lamelrammnt ream v Matiey Me of Biestrairarballara awl. r meset Mehra imams ma of the dim. id mid rehemileil urea the caw The . El Mimed the Mlles of tea who amil Mal IMr, bat We gramme sass avissd, sea wr aneyed to Olibliliseelk Sao we 'reread" Qom yaw edsage, amt Wirer& hair. Mil met hail ea a kora allas k w m ak 1.611 - 2 adeured shawl Mat rat Mom, sal a On hares ribase. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY Itvzwixo. The committee of Mexican bondholders have re osived advice@ from Mr. Faleanest, by the Dee, dated Vera Cruz, the 6th October. Hs had arrived there on the 3rd, would Hsieh Mexico on the 10th October, sad writes that "be has been informed that, on re ceiving the news of his appointment, the ministers resolved to postpone any resolution in regard to the foreign debt until be had bad communications with the cabinet." The Dee brings 30,000 dollar front Vera Cruz, but none from Tampico, in consequence of not having been able to enter that port. At Antwerp on Saturday, the accounts from Ger many caused quite a panics on the Bourse, and prices generally experienced a considerable fall; but, after the dose of the market, rather more confidence was manifested, and the quotation' were more firmly sup- The following are the last prises :—Belgian Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 49; ditto, Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 891; ditto, Five per Cents., 1840 42, 98. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 7n. Spanish Loan of 1834, 121; ditto, Home Three per Cents., 32/. Roman Five per Cents., 74. Exchange on Leaden, 26.171 to 26.20. Haneberg advises of Thursday state that the market for stooks wall lat. Prices were—Rusian English Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 91; ditto Five per Cent., 1031. Danish Hagfish Three per Cent., 73 ; ditto Five per Cent., 961. Spanish Five per Cent. Ardoins, 13; ditto Three per Cent. Inland, 304, 291, 301. United States Six per Cents., 1031. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the average of the prices which ruled this day. When the asterisk (') is placed it is to be under stood that the share rats of dividend is leas the in. owns tax. It will be seen that in every eass we take the rate of dividend tut declared se the basis of our calculation : nears 0361.0emele avenge paw 99 yladper met.S3 2 0 Mee per Owt. ledseed 9Bl e 3 1 4 ThreaaeLe4heerter per Oats. O6 e 3 8 3! Beak Weak (ay. 7pr wet pre m.) 213 le 3 3 f Late Meek Ole. 104 per era. pip.) 217 f “ 3 18 3 asebeeeer 1111e(tat.16L par day) We. pa. „ 1 4 If betas Owoulas Mune 4 (balf-yeeny dir. IL per Mt. a XL, equal to 1 per wet per am) Bt ~ 3 4 0 Great Wearies. tla 1111. (die. et the nee a 4 per net per eau.) tesareldre sad Yerluidre 1100 Staik•.(div. at the rate of 2 pr net per as t.) Leedom Ss Boma Weirs. Stook (di at the rate a 3 as teat. per 4=4 61 so 4 I 25 tondos and North Weelies• ewe (di a the MY of I pet net per us.) 117 " 4 3 ,35 Indlead• Mock (ay. at the rate a It. I. per et. we sae.) 4l It S IS Of %nth Eastara.B4ooB (ay. et the rate of 3 per mat par ass.) 194 ” 4 12 74 THIS DAY Two o'CLocx. In the market for the home funds there is a reaction from the depressed prices of yesterday, the present quotations showing a rise of i per cent. over the rates last reported. Much of this increase of steadiness is attributable to the quietude with which the arrange menta have bete prosecuted for the settlement of the account. So far these appear to have progressed satisk.ctorily, the rats of continuation ruling in most instances at 316. A morning paper, which brought out the first false rumour on the subject, has just come out with a report that a collision took place on the Bth instant, at Bronze% in Electoral Hem, between the Bavarian and Prussian armies. The other alarmist paper, which came out on Saturday with the collision on the Bth, and which has *Mee proved unfounded, although having advice, to the same date, has nothing about this new report, which hu originated in German papers, not of high credit. Whe ther such collision has really taken place it is impossible to decide. If, true it must have been known here yesterday by a leading firm; but by the retreat from Baden, the new crisis in Wurtemberg, and the adhesion of Grand Decal Hems and Nassau to the Austrian party, the power of Pepsis in South Germany is lost, her military positions turned, and she is evidently is reheat, so that the chances of her carrying on war in the pre seem of an approaching mister, an overwhelming hostile force in favourable poeitions ' and with an ill furnished exchequer, are very small. It is likely' that this report will nevertheless, as it is meant to do, seriously affect the market. Consols for cash were first called higher than they left off yesterday, at 981 to 1, and they have sines improved to 981 to 1. For the account of the l 11th December they opened at 961 to 1, were done at 96/, and are now quoted 961. The other home staoks have been dealt in to some extent. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 961 and 1 ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Ceuta., 971 to 1, business having been last done in each case at the higher rate. Long Annuities, 1880, mark 71 and 13-18; ditto 30 years, 1880, 8. South Sea Stook, 1052 ; ditto, Old Annuities, 95. Bank Stock, 2121 and 12. India Stock, 271. There have been a good many sellers of Exchequer Bills this morning, at 675. prem. for all sizes. India Bonds, 1,0001., mark 87s. prem. The foreign stock market has not rallied from the depression noticed yesterday, the tone still continuing characterised by a good deal of heaviness. The more accurate view published of the tenon of the foreign advioss has, however, caused a rally in Mexican Bonds, which have een done as high as 311. Russian Five per Cents. have been sold at 1061. The badness reported comprises: —Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 88; Two-and-a-Half per Cents., Dutch, at 55/ and 1. Mexican, for the 15th inst., at 311, 1, and 31; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, at 791; ditto Deferred, at 351 and ; Hegelian Five per Cents ., at 108 and 1081 ; ditt o Four-and-a-Half per Cent., at 95, 941, and 951; Spanish Three per Cents., at 381. ~►INULila 1,71 7 134-7144 Mi. auk PPP, 113 14 1 ger OL e•LA=4I g I r a :: A*L. Dee. 11, 901 Pr OP. We 1 Spat 0%. O.OL ri1144414. to Gk. 1011,11ZON 1014011. ~4 pi p., okAarldia sas. ik r i r . 94 7 kw , l i ft. ni liii ( 4 1 r its. Per o . l:l9: l 7 Da killk m. s6 .3 L i r . -It- r" : . :1k am.4 14 : ITiaTk.l, l 3'4, "`"" ""rreat -1 hL•10 M Do. 01111ss la., 101 ral 001440.1=1w 11•6111 i %. 111 i 3 Mr OL NIL. 73 4 Me • 1 24 perei DIM. 1115.,j6 I II Pi OL ....n, II 3 4 par OR Dula OsnL.l4 7 vemera Diforra4 P. 101 Ile DAT. Tito public sales an proonadag without nth* bat the taaptotera shoe Musses asd an baying to freely, to that Cridtootatkes sot altered. Mod hat bees dell; are biosa Imam 60s. 6d. ; fa to Bee, 51s. to 524. 6d., which is a Udine of ed. Conan.-100 etas of plantation Ceylon (a nixed panel) wen off heavily, but ths qualities were elhdy low. Tua.—The demos of id. par lb. qnoted yesterday km bun tally eapported, and the quality offering in imporhirs' bands boa Immo timber malt. Speculators appear to be very oasosise sad Maas, Wean, and the iamb Wee seen eigrto tome tan stook. ans.—ltan and Broady teatbute COM= remise Ina. buirs.—lbilis Wise bs 6 pals oil" TM ibilselog re Ibs blbobe is lb' Usini kr buss somissillos kr obi shaft sobs, the s 1 O'bobsr. miesrsi Ida lb' sins u Sis IMO t Seger, 161,19891itg a rs, 18.399 (1.6.. 101b Sloilr a tt e l a we, Str a lb. Tas, 4lB 3o.4osms — A rissismse,' i 91,798 lb: g fal i p4,l3 i=4 ., 3 ir=s ; ; 77, lbs. g biros's, 16, . ; berebs, 16,910114. Clovis, I g la amis. 17,6171 b. NetsiegiV a 2o B , o4 os7lb. g isonies, 7,111$ lb. Mem" 9,804,964 lb. ; SS,U6 lb. Phoebe, MN -- ` ; issinge.". 97 eirs. limit: Obsess% MAC est. ; 11,166 cwt. Ibisbes, 100,90i rrery1 an.; brews, Trbsese, 90.810,101 lb". ftsilly,lo6 ; 76 lb. et ebbe is elegaill7 asci. ' oisebb, "sr It - . da -1 quoted row, ii 4 Hi sel. RAILWAYS. THIS DAT, Two o'CLocz. The business in shares to-day is very limited, bet the tone of the market exhibits an Improvement as compared with yesterday, all descriptions being held more firmly, whilst in several instances business has been tranacted at higher rates. Great Northern have rallied to 14; York and North Attitude, to 224; Great Westerns, to 69. BAITIII RAILWAYS. Aberdeen . Do. Prefs;soi; Arista's., Nottog., Mat& aad Zia Junction Birks a liars. nit. (ot. v a Z uNt ri. a t t eit nal c ZOC) salltuypii,orwitbsur Do. without• pannier =Voir., sad Dudley orwitbsoar. Do. without a suranta Iltra.WolLa &our Vella Bristol and Eater ••• unswe ors.. Yea ardsr. li 1 11 Ms. 6j an A 1 pa IT 19 20 27 Do. Prefer:roe; CheaterPri sod Holyhead .. Llo mes Dublin and Belfast June:. Ike De. (Hi t 1;40 . 10e.)6 p.R.Pref. Do. New Pret 6 p. Ot.. Do. Let., 3 p. CI., No. I Do. do. N 0.2 Do. N. & East. 3 per Ct Da New m gait :g7. 012111: .. 1 7B . kL aild el ! .. ditto . . i .. Do i lf=ca. p. Ct.) East Eau Edul 4aca lt aa 2Turg kedew ..P.Cl F.xeter.Yeo•ll,& Doran& Rueter and h.:mouth ... Great Northern Ilhafft,A, Do. shame, B, 6 Deferred Do. per CHB. Pref.. Gt. Bouth.and Weet.(lra.) Do. Eighth; ... Great North of England_ Great Western Do. New £l7 Hull and Selby Inserter and fiarliae Do. Thirds Laneuhire an . Tor . hahlre Do. New !ea: 6p. Do. Walt 111111:42 Leeds and Brad .. Leeds and none Do. Pref. 6 p. Cl. No. Ditto Ditto... 2 Ditto Unto.. 3 Do. Prof. Quartereallt3 Luadon and Blaokwall Woo Brighton, & &Coast Do. New gua. 6 p. Ct.... Do. guaranteed 3 p. CC late Croydon Thirds Do. Pref. 3 pet Cent.... Do. Conrrt. 3 p. et.,1631 Loud= and Greenwich... Da Preference ... London ft North.Weetern Do. do. N shame ... Do. Fifthse w Do.Cll3 . .erniB.(6i teedon k floath.Western Do. New, &SS Do. New, F4O Do. New Preforms — Loweatat Gear.llpint Manch Buz sndllallook Kir -.wy up to 1 dtkak. 811 li I dim ye le PS. 6 7 10 pm II 67 69 Ili 11 1 84 5 5 0g 1 10 10 29 . !6.6Y _ ..._ 3 , . 5, .„ .„ 3diar. 6 i ie. 6 7 IN I 14 f 24 *4 :I it 1 li 3 4 9 10 11 If 31 U 14t i 3" 68 69 96 31 SS 3f Cs. 44 49 21f 214 60 42 l Si pla 43 46 iii iii dis , in 7 Ala, 81 8 We. 12 121 7 7 ell& 94i 951 9 10 i MI 7il pm BS/ 114 i 136 136 se t so t 1$ 60 II 111 23 24 116 1181 2 21 1424 3 3 pea I 2 68 6 pm. 17 18 61. 14 13 614. 1 21 1 4 1 0L 41 4f db. 10 21 9 10 _ Ib. Us./ 30 4"14' .h. 810 5.. 14 . Pre: k f Do. him& Linel.Unket Do. Do. &rm.. and Derby Do. Cons. B. k B. 6 p. C Do. New mi.. Do Miamian Do. (Buren. SI p;k CL North British - Do. Prerelease North Staff ordain'. Oxford, Wore. & Wolfer. ) Prostw Do. shares (A) Bend., Guild. and Beignie 1 Repot=and Whin it 1 Do. Shepreth Katonsion Scottish Central Shrews. I Bina., Ors A Do.. Class B . Do., New 0.:;.Z.1 and amid Do. New Do. a per lent. Pref. Shropshire Union South Devoe . South Staffordshire Booth Wales Mouth Yorluddr, l)Coas: ter, and Gaols ibefL, ROOl.lllOOOlB N.Di Guar. I per Gent law Vale Extension Waterford and Kllkersy Wear Dit Va t o lley, 6 p. DitCt. to pm. Wilts, Somerset, &Wein York,NewetasUft /Berwick Do. Hat. (York& Newts. Do. o.N.E.ParshorPref Do. Ditto . York see North itieisaii: loam IMLWATS. I 411(1041116111 (Isis Wu Dais ea Amides) =l sal imn (Vier son) Gut Grine Mina De. liceSimi of Mum dims cati Sadism: Paris sad Odom Paris aid Imo Paris aid Witabourg Una Nil Nam Tars sod Nudes 11 11i 40 40 23 22 dls 20 22 124 126 16 18 16 14 Oa. 14 16 Of I 1 1 4 1 41" 41 42 le 1 14 ps, 4 11 1. 61 10 11 Se 3 die. tO 48. 11 13 63 11i 11 11 13 1 1 14 4" 3 3 dim th 10! 10 11 i TILL 141 1 24f 25 4f 41 414 9 IWs 67 171 Si 15 10k ni SO 111 41- IR 14 41 14 914 12 456 IS 164 9 SI dim. 1 4 Su. 1q 7 811 31 lit 2i6 26 16 ells. It" 'lt VI 2i 1 9 1 / I I 1 . I 1 6 6 db. Pir Pm i l6 i t I:: I T 13 13 V , Il dm Is SO_ 7t 21 13 1 1 * lot sled iiii 7 belaronssisi iiiii i,457,1.7i.«,.....97..5. 'nut: oallowsiorterti MO Masi es esinsiod, KM la. gd. usiasedei. non &wow, 31,166 .wt. Zakkp, looms sift' !weer, MAI* with weeleekle Men ewe. Tobshato, SID MAE kw. ; feweesse i TYLBo6 lb. lb** is Mr 4 .1 11 1.1 e 104. • elleirnied. IA The unsettled state ipt Aim ea Clerierry weidliatly dunks M NNW of her Bided walks descrotasi. Is sow:I swessem spesteletive bode= it dte Oaks* sr *eV, sad j also *0 dal dews isfeddedeW= ses. iwwillero; Op yokes the kids mate= begets r * _twks sks a t L dttaddisses. , aL ; lls. Issosrty hr *D TALLOW MAR/ST.—THE DAT. ism la Mrd. AsslatssW essed a e r sharps k limOde lli = ad be 1 ils. * ; %ass The mules* is vibe, will sit sista dens*. Tits dall• drips. skin pealsk i ntr las a. la k, 73,116. W OIL; very ke saminr*des k wry Berk. Tows Tallow is quoted I s loss* with lOW 11111 fitk elyst* 19ait ; Nig . .qiestia awd st Nu ; Posissbow Y C ., as die slot, Ste. ; ell the Is* 411 .1 1.1117.11181. Us. 11L Wig dd.; Jas., lab., aad Marsh, 35e. 84. to AIL 64. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH UORN TRADE. Mao the Nark.ism Enna.) The grain trade remains in Must the Came positioa as whim we last addressed ear readers ; nor does there ap pear as probability of any immediate Improvement. Wheat be to thrash free setetL ed s sow nearly dabbed, and though fanners ay m not ly, still Mill Menem is the deliveries the growers is likely to take plies before the close ef the meant month. This ear merchants mad millers an will aware ef ; Cad as they have still tolerably mod math es head, they will probably fora time bay We de set, thenien, expos* meth saber the dar the ressaiader of the ream yea:. Deseraber is prover • dull math; termen are theta under tb• m ant, if reining hails to meet rests and other expenses; sail we hen ameseqemetly slain always geed supplies two or three weeks minims to Christmas. Notwithstanding W usfanarable remit of meat ef the nem ma eiganients Is this seemly, shipmate of whist end Fleas are evra sew la progress at some of the sear port', mom espethelly from Freese: mesawhile it is senate that a rather larger quantity of hair le yet ea peeing* from Ama nita m Oresa Meals, which, with Waggling arrivals from W math ed amps, sad oars important supplies freer Odom, Althemthle, the , will, we thlak, preveat any oar. cite of hedge endue biting szperiemed for some time to mane. The stammer el the renter wW , ef mires, have mere er lam leiteenee ea the range of prim. An nay elegise aft Raids estimates meld asemestienably assist to impart beams th the Inds hen, set wily lamps& se it emo sethelles ism that greener, bat hem= tem se Mead Is laveriallly lemeseed by asid washer. the seam has bees ummelly NM, seed Moly (moan* for all lied' el est-their Mem% width base bees finished Rader as samidoes dreemehmes as meld possibly be theiral, set only la this metry, bat likewise it the cadent of Europe. Se little Tan a= has takes pima Is the general Me of the wheat trade lees em leg, that a retrospect of the transactions of the week sea seemly pan iatinsting. Bonn ban acted oar theism calatiens plea as previously, sad the rely feature worthy M resseek is the mien of gather a large fleet of vessels of thievish when-lades, from the Black Sna. The was set altogether nempected ; still some offset Ina bees produced thereby on the vale* of Boating smears of Polish Odessa, free on board sales bane( been made this week at priers le. 6d. to 2e. per qr. below die highest rates paid in October. The arrivals or Flour from the United States into Liverpool have, on the other had, faller of materially shies she doss of last week, which has not bees without Whose' on that market. Wheat has been dna of sale there, with the tarn la favour of the buyer; but Fleur has throngbiat the week been hold dimly, and rather large parable appear to have 'hanged bands es spa:Math:a. The Friiiie'S n ports an by no mans mere lively than tbs previous &deices • lathed, the anxiety to realise WWI rather greaser at the eke: than is the beginning of the week. Last year's malt still slanas a prfentses ever the new, bat flee qualities of the latter have also been ia request, sad, on the whole, the tendency of prime has bees rather upwards. The arrivals of oats coastwise have bees mall—vie. 837 qrs. English, Cad .950 qrs. Scotch. From Ireland we have nceind 7,810 qrs., and of foreign eats 3,996 qrs. have some se hard, mating together a abort weekly supply. The meth* less been, very bare of really sweet old cats, and the beet Meehan been is a lair consumptive demand, at the fall eernaay of Nosday last. Stale lonise and leerier light new Irish have, on the other hand, lima dull of sale, and have barely supported their previous value. &With beans have come forward rather sparingly, which hag chalked the downward movement is prises, heath the demand for the attach has been decidedly slow. Egyptian beans have likewise moved off tardily, some quantity being ham to he on passage from Ale:soden. The late fall in the value of pm has bad the effect of madeg a somewhat better deemed to spring op this week; at low prime there have bees buyers ea speculation, and a oessiderable portion of ilte late &reign supply has beta cleared of the raarket. ehanie has marred eines Monde is priers asked tor Indian corn OF the man, sad the white have bees elated bays bees ea tonne similar to those then carnal. We believe that We. pet qr.. coot, freight, and infamies, hes been offend and reseed to THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. Some increase in the supplies from the growers, and the very dispersing tone of the advisee from Great Britain, have had more or less effect on prices of wheat at the sew continental port., still quotations abroad are relatively higher time in this country. Lettere from Dental., of the 2d Mit., Worm as that holden of fine qualities of wheat had refused to maks any 1106111111111011, in escustquenoe of which the trams. Ursa had for some time been imimportaat, buyers set dom. lag thseassine warraated by the dell tome at the legliah satenato to pay the neat what. Daring the month el Ost. 1,206 lame of wheat had been skipped to /leash ports, 273 lasts to Sootiaed, and 233 lien to Jersey. The freight paid had varied from 3s. to 3s. 71. for Loathe, for HaU 2s. Ild., Newcastle 2i. 4d., Scotch ports 3e., and Irish ports 4s. ee 4e. 3d. per quarter had bees paid for when. The best qualities of old high mixed wheat wort then still held at 42a. to 445, whilst new had realised from 361. to 395. par qr. free on board. At Hwl~derg, on the 2441 of November, prime of wheat were quite se high se oa that day ee'aniot, good red bsiag worth 34; 6d.; Nailed, Me. ; eat high r.edl, 36c 6d. to 37a. pr qr. 6a en board. Supplies of apriag sera bad rather the bona offered at 135. to 17s. per qr. fres ea beside t quality. From Stettin we had mesnals MOM Mk Nombre. The supplies by the river having ineemeedi eat the mpert demand having boss slow , prolong pekes bad barely been 'append, and tbe pep gseeMlenosew Pomeranian and Uokaraterk, of 621bc weirbtoese then Me., whilst good old Stettin, of 611 be. wet.; had bees offered at 361. to Ma. 6d. per qr. free on The supplies of barley had scarcely kept pace with the demand. Oderboak, of 621bs. weight, had commanded laical to 18e. 6d. ; sad old Pomeranian and Maeda; lb. to 11.. 6d. pr qr. fres oa board. FromiseYek we leant that busiaem W filaidhed is a wig imenimeht state, holden having memilmeni peat reindeers* submit to say reduction ; tit Mailasy of prises bad anortkelme been downward; bee 62 lb. to 63 lb. quell ties liana' boa offered at 39a. to Mk. per qr., free oa board. lien barley having some to had • ty, had commanded 17e. to 17e. 63. per qr. fro on The advises from 8 traload,;Aubm, to., are of iamb the use *muter, a alight inuesse is the supplies sad a want of an win shipping demand hating had the effect of making holders of wheat somewhat more ann., to effect mks, sad at 38.. to Mc per qr. ace 62 lbe. parole might, we think, be bought at the ports in the Baltic, from whams we are is the habit of receiving the beet descriptions of red wheat At Hamburg, on Tuesday, banner was dull ; but holden of wheat were sot generally dammed to tempt lower terms. Thelest i ree paid for good rod ea the itath, weights' 6141b..had been 40s. 64 per qr. item ea board. Fame n bua igh porta there had bees offers air eh/Fla/en the mils la of winter, at 34. to 37.. per qr. free in terra, asesealag to weight, a& Barley had met whit bee Meatless Man before, sad tit tendeasy of prime awe bees ameeteteeda The reports tram Holland ass of iamb tee .ems olhosostar se last week. Time was little doug la wheat at Melesedeen on Monday, still holders reasalaed tolerably Am; and miaow whim &dead or the flaw kinds of red Mks; Weft twee Illeittlehild day messight. The best quailed the latter were weed boat 42e. to 45a., whilst good gamed% et 60 to 611 be. might, had boa offend at fora 311 s. led. 11 41s. per qr. free oa board. Oats appear to have same bee wagg ni zZizt the prineipal Date/ market; sod prises wtoes Is that ossuary than here. la Behellem supplies edi what Ma to hare semi leeward somewhat mess body, and at Aatwerp, ea Wednesday, the Wide was Aeolian, eosin to bay, old Loma* of 621be.1 weight, Wag thee offered at 41e. 661. to 42e., and new, of , , at 40e. ft 40e. 6d. pu qr., tree oa board. la the Frank markets a tolerable extent of barium has bun dem of late, mad we learn that shipments of tom to Etiolated were still Wag mad; From Mariallbe we hoe advisee of the SO Noverabre. The •ug dry ter wheat bad elsokened, and Polish Ouses had bees oGrd at 31i. 64. to 33e. pr quarter free on board. Freight to England was 3.. 6d. to 4. per qr. tee wheat. The Wan eteettals boa Menke desedbe the bade is wheat sad flour ea dull, sad the latter erupt was eiMiaable at New York on the Mk Waiter at a Fiat allowing it le be put bee in board at 2ta. poi barrel. TES Nzw Houses oy EtzuttatzwY.—A paths emesem paw, =Wed " • etweemeet et the ogles. Moue Insured, sad Wbe hemmed, to romped et dee eke, end is • ma empleelei the Now Pause et Twealatter," ordered w be plated by the &Ire at Cleiti. awe ea th. 14th of Aimee, has jest boas Wee/ 'lb M. Iseibic le a matereery tithe demetamat. Per weeks Waled la the original ostiatete—eieded,4l22,l7ol. ; eseyptadek 1511.2041. Werke miteele/ly minded tees N. monads—. re s p k wjetT : et adita ii• SOW b. Id. ; aded 14,7261. 4.. 4d. A4tII-1 tioat Is mad mettil itu et the Melee pisa—et• plea* BUSK ; wawyeadek 32 0 41 . Os. Bi wa &awe epee ellmw su at meetwielm mad week le ; wayeseal. — A=L ik eeel eenehmed by Isereseed rade el teepte, expmedek 63,4001.; usszpeaded, 21,0001. Weitz laddestma le, bat tea hw so pert W the wetly • 120 eepeeded. 37A$1. 4..; earepesded, 16,1771 Te. 21.. lesieskig Amp, epee Ile hi* 00441- 1 ar4ta " !Adis 2 1 104 cgs LIVERPOOLMemsbor U. STocra-lizowawon.—The market was exceedingly dull today. Caledonian, 84 4—Great Northern, 134—Lan cashire and Yorkalars Cftsoiidated, 464—Ditto (fifth shares). 81 d.—Londoa and North Western, 117—Ditto (new shares), 2 7.16 IL—Midland. 404—Ditto (half shares), 23 d. —Shropshire Union, R. and C., 34 d.—South Bastin and Dover, 194—York and North Midland, 211 —Cork and Saadi... 184—Dub li n sad Belbat Innetion, 264 d.—Groat Southern and Western, 311. MANCHESTER, Novewebor 11. OTOCI. EICRANOIL—There was a quiet market, at need ing prioes, Greet Northam being done at 131, Leeds Fifths at 8 die., and Louden' and North Westerns at 117. Sheffield stock closed at 191, and North Staffords lot die. In South Eastern and Doren there wu a good basins., opening at 191 and closing at 191. LEEDS, Nevems4r 11. Brom EXCHLWOI.—Thera has been a donor market this morning, and very WU* doles. The mho wore : York sad North Midland. at Ili, But Iwaaaahlew at 81, Midlands at 40j, and North Wattersa at 14 tic BIItNINOBAN, November 11. STOCK EXCHAIIOI.—This atatkot was dowdy to-day. Blintwibtuy sad Birmingham A'a wore doss at Se dia., sad B's at N. Ss. 9d dia. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--THIS DAY. Memo Cooper sad Davie report a large "apply, with heavy wad*, at the hands; quotatioaa: Prima Meadow Hay, 70e. te 76L I la/wier, He. to 665. ; Samoa, Mo. to 64a ; Clever, old, 60s. te 605. ; Straw, 221. to 26e. CAT AND BAGPIPEL—A rablie-honse of consider #s. able aokeekay, witle this , existed lasi at the soma of Deepahapolvees, rut to 11 woe oho sod se s 1 thenhoolo. sod h en sental may of those eosaeotod with th• paws dims la the An old masa told se malty ran op he sat Bas s — s o Ira known 1a Orr 111, as the friend of Pitt, Mr of the k . E•srahey of the Trowary, ha., asj ananntor Of =of Yaralshat—thes a bulifol Ansgamun at the Cal end BAN I =a) stashes that Ostarplope you ono of tin kw WManoes with/ I sot with when a illuasa had hood Wow& from ths yoenllaritho of the we of WA mashy. Sir WOMB traraiwoo iaritor. Freak Home was a third. I nover bum imetisr.—Noto owl Quirks.