The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-01 00:00:00

%break-tar ter the holiday. at night, whom all the' salami meatless of camp lif• me sespeadad, it proems with redoubled weight ea the unhabitaated seem. On Saturday oar Preach allies celebrated a grand Ti Dews In homier of their " victory.• An el fresco altar was erected on a rising pound a abort way beyond the French bazaar on the Worm sal road, its materials being leaty wicker-work. and its ornamental esolosure bees of piled fireloeits, with a beam field-piece at (soh corner of the moan. The service was perfonntd with great Mat, and was at tended by a vest commorse of trap., as well as b 7 all the inagnifleoss of the French and Sardinian armies. PREPARATIONS FOR A CAMPAIGN. Of rather more importance, however, was the ash 'squint march, on the same day, of two French divisions, a large contingent of Piedenouteee, and the whole of the French and Sedulity cavalry— the latter force nadir General de Loogueville, sus routs it is to be hoped, for Batechi-Sergi. This strong corps has pawed an through the Baidar Valley into the Aitodor Pass, by Vernouka ; and, by this time, we trust, is far on its way towards the old otpitol of the Tartar khans. Intelligence has readied oar generals that the enemy is in lull retreat from the neighbourhood of his lost stronghold, and this French and Sardinian force will endeavour to tie ll the lines of the Berl& k on him, whilst another Preach and English eurps dorm's, to lie immediately transported to Bupatoria, ret BOOS point on that part of the coast, intercept him beyond. I give you this important news as I learn it from • source likely to be well. informed, and it may, I think, be accepted by yes renders as authentic, though I shall be better able le correct or swarm it by the neat mail. It is fertbes said, that our own of troops, the First Division (ems misting of the Ocards and Highlander.), with the Third and Fourth, have been already selected he this importaat service, and will be embarked es sous 1111 the necessary armanseots for transport WO 111111 W plots. Gen. Codriorou mastered the Light Divides yesterday, with • view to ascertain its Stews OW taking part in the expedition ; and prof; seed Yowl satisfied with the numerical strength of the se* meets composing it. It is earnestly to le hoped, however, that no personal dais. d Sir Williams to share in the glee/ of the undertaking may weigh wirh a nerd in imposing farther labours Shia season on a Divides to whose share so unduly large a proportion of all the operations that have let occurred, both in the trenches and the field, has hitherto Vallee. By far the majority of the troops by which its vast losses have been filled up are raw dreta recently landed, and, as web, are utterly unfit for • 'Prelim for which the army hes still so many old, and as yet no worked, soldiers in the other Divisions I have named. In strong inferential confirmation of the fact that each an expedition as I have mentioned is on the tapes, I may further add, that a requisition has just been sent round to all the Divaions to inform the Land Transport authorities what will be the the probable weight of ten days' provisions for 25,000 men, that suitable arrangements may at once be made fur its carriage as soon as the expedi tinnary force aids at the point seleced. This looks like action ; and as an indication of approaching activity, is stronger proof team many rumours; on the strength of it I am disposed to believe that I shall have stirring events to report to you before the chill blasts and snow. 01 November get set io. In the meantime the siege train gotta for the winter to* the Mrditerranean. Another corresiondint olio writing on the 18th, says: " The occurrences in camp since the list mail left may be mentioned in a tew words. Preparations, both as regards transport and commissariat, are in progress for a move of a portion of the army. Neither the destination, nor the force to be sent, are known. It is generally urderstood that two or three divisions are to join a French force, to make a movement against the Russian p Islam at Batechi Boni. The principal passes toward the Mackenzie H-ights are Do strongly defended, that it meld only be with great lass. and very great risk, as attempt to force them could be carried out; ►ut it is said that a way of approach has been disoo weed which has been quite overlooked by the enemy, And which will well serve Lot only for the pottage of cavalry and iolantry, but also for light field•guns. The French, foe several days past, have been march ing strong bodies towards Btidar. The divisions, formerly eegagtd in the siege dude, on , he left, have, bees moved to the right flibk and to the plain. Of the British troops, the divisions of Guards and High landers, and either the 3rd or 4th division, or both, ars talked of se itkely to leave." PROHIBITION or CORN EXPORTATION IN FIN LAND—The Finnish juur•us enemas.' t k a t loa s i apona. lion of Corn Ire Fieland is prohibited. THE Nam Exams Minn.—This day (Monday) the sew set to impose increased rates of day of sada of spirits distilled is the United Kingdom comes Ms orgies toe. The act is also to ell. r malt, snort, end unleinele b e wa d duty tree in distilhog spirits is lies of elletrellege sad drawbacks, sad to mend the laws relating to Umatilla of social. There aro 37 sections is tbe new law. It SWIM %bat on sad after the let of OeteNr the duties oa tilled will be, is Great Britain, Be. per pilots, and le lead, de. 21. The saw duties ere t under the reseasse nest el the Commissiosers of the leased Restage. Fimile tie travelog of t^e act melt might he made and wed Nee, from duty is &Gulling spirits Several T 40,160611 appear la • the act to protect the (rum frauds is Tempest to the making and using of malt duty free. Beery pantie, ether than a distiller, =skis, malt duty free is to glee eilearity. Allowances ars to he made to distillers on rook or as spirits In earshot's' male Wore the 1. Oetols r. Ti. allowance ars to be Bd. per stenos us spirit* diti.isel Iron melt °sly. and es spiri.re disrille4 fens other materials, 21. per on. Oa sad after this day (14 'ietiiher), theallowaname is re spoil of malt sad no aaaaa vied in distilling are to teem. TOTAL IiESTRIICTION OF THE CRYPT AT OItRARDS' HALL —A eor inpui.dent wriies: the iittearto whichtlis Is. ,[ample of med•mval domestic architecture Wrested te short WOO since mum he in the min .ro of till. It was snly very revaily Gerard's Hall was pulled down for the sew street. Oust azeratins were mode by antiquaries sad by weevil members of the virpire.ion to save a work which was so mesh aomirtrd, and had easdloysd the psulb aeons 'shiest dramebtsams, and the pens of some of our best architects is dweribiacite peculiarities. A. the City bee se mamma se pima le whisk es deposit .ach work., the seethe. mamma= perpkeed what Mde with tr e crypt At last it we tanned aim as the iibentstre of the Crystal Pales, to be set up ea up sample mf mediaeval Loads• architecture, sad the Mom were all marked to be replaced I. order. Aker • while, however, Mr. Deputy Lett theegAt he would see bow the ettypt teethed is Is new quarters, sad he visited the Crystal Psimte fee that purpose, but he failed to lad it. Maytag easeeraiaed that it red net been rs-ereeted, as pro- Weed, he wreee es the directomerho declined answering his letter. Mr. Lott, ha persevered ; sod resetually, his mat disgust, essertaieed that moat of the crypt of Oemrd's Hell had bees est to pleer• and used se building materials is the gialieresetnve. of the °iota' Palace." Tilt BAND IN H1t34111307014 GARDENIL—We have pew plower• is smiting the ee stilled performance of the Jewels' bead is liessionr , n-mead • se. On Sunday last lb. mule selseted was of the best as well se the most peps's/ Mad, Wining two or three admirable overtime. on the I TRU CASE OF SERGEANT BRODIE, OT THE IST Otalkause Tell. The 'd em produced by triad lestresseets DRAGOONS —Os Friday seeing a witseriets. teed seethe++ lady was almost surprising; the eater.. delicacy preserved m u. oti ti s , was held st the Oeildball, Csaterbere. the sad the apt imitation of the atrial/rid feminism°, were Meyer parading. a t ~1,14 4 , r.enlstlnas ern* passed sea "gill 14 "P eeisi "Silk .24 lim*lnstiati** * i. aat &mastery of the lush earl partial proeeediep adopted by war bedew, is this part e f tb o p ow . M puma musical the military authorities is the emit of Bergeent B sidle, la "Mull. ' but its °le to nnti°l**4 •1611414 ever, di•ellseritlee him wide. pommies of Is. a day, after 19 years' attempt to 'dant. the messes an improve fb• •_,_, tastes sereiee (17 as a 'simian. sad appoiation so ieflaeatial the " 1 " 1 "itY• I t the"U" t hat * 6 °eau".t h at it committee, with the Mayor as treasure., to obtain a public M Met the mimeses treated the public assembied with aay " autaa i ta a a. w i t h a view of at osco mutuag the popular .tultintut eu I tillti°ll4 alight, g ivin g " tell trit. eke um ' cleademestioa of the spirit and system displayed If the per• Maly sad sulkily elevated, so ,mina for may sash sum- I ma n se of Arrogant Brodie, and she, es far as psiolble, of pisiat exists soar. Tho elocution of the geese, eithewSh._ enspeasatiog him for the poesalery lee he has sustained in ratl a :e s nibel i ss i o f t ro e o r t 7 oa T te r a It b a y m et o t r am m a a a ll y a aMe pmsMt l. heir so dierairsed from the esitsiee. ollW BARRACKS AT DEVORPORT.—SPUIit of the stilton's in the crowd, wham the very dean k oi , if ley Ills $l,Oll, kaao Of 11,,,fradla bM e 1 , 0 , 7 ostensive reuses of MR 111'411 sow erowiait nu the seat mid aerthern elites of Deeosport ars nearly approach- Ws swam mir frigate Rhea the omessira Eseorme a state admitting of oesepatke. The principal entrance 71."" ' aid that ta. "Psgisail "sal °I addl e • i e . :what wed to be called Frederick-equate le by a result* da"dsbniiiser.d7=eftksal l. sreb eme of the Rued pious of memory is the West of by nthat the as* thmessghly ypeetlMmi— Weseip ---- Di ve l I Ineised. The barnsh its the north, err Granity•rqvare, is as fee cavalry or horse artillery. This barrack will have ErtRAORDINAIT OCCURROII Wednesday f sown setn ,„ at the seat end o f pare.lttaat. sad also as Mem oansaolisary masemses am , h0 614. • arb as ,=u ni i . led alusulubs ". 6 . 6 ams e lluilluu j esi ' et . I The Right the Lord Mayor entertained la the triad ball. asnedialt to limiest nom. on &tardily nano anseelse and Qom' la She safalleenheid. It ands at diner. the lord mayor sleet (Mr. Alderman ampere shat lbe ins, at the plots ire ham Inentissed' • ealeasi), sail the newly sleeted siderite& (Mr. Alderman rrile a Mead. ahem whisk, sag, _m a Tee only d zegielea) sad a s a w po s y . e: tee , enne the mad. Irmy enedly. a akin Id this we Usk pi m a end the wane from the 'maid Admiral Mind died net week at hie middens@ in whin was 11110111 lissmass et three mass, tweed with , Bs, at the age et 90. He wee the leader of Use salteelditp Ma the ragysy. A meriasem et In* party fee warty years is thst sews, sad was the •••lelseed, bat me mehippy tether el Ciskei* Girard', who was killed In het Ilidesty's that is ' srUnr Guinn trek ye/mese Tiger, of Odessa. at the immenseness et the Mammy. itmelaa war. MR. BRIGHT ON FRIENDLY 'BOC7EITLY, THE WAR, EDUCATION, 4e. Oa nada, eight a tea rooting teas gins at the ' 'Fiends Hotel, Nelms, Manthester, by t►e members et the I Woo Prieedly &moieties tf that Winship, foe the rupees et pressed*, a eamplintentary 644t0n to Ur. Jobs Bright, M.P., mad a vote of thanks to Meilen. Milan Nihon and Bediarea, X P., for their exertion to poems the wain of the Prissily floonties Let of last none, and to defeat the message iattaiseed on the sane Winn ia MSC by Lore I Paltuentaa, the then Home Beentary. About 260 pawns of both seen haven partakes of sea sad cairn, Mr. Dandy read the address, which was ~grossed oat vellum, sad the■ beaded it to Kr. Bright, amid gnat applause. The abuc imp kaviag subside Mr. MaleilT, diet seksewledgiag the address sad the vote of theolts, proceeded as fellows :—llemething has bees said about a bill that was roomed prior to: the istroduc• don of the bill ea Prised', &anti's, which is sow the law of tke land : and I ante most cordially in nor.). bides of that Otll. (Chem) It was the moaner in which I felt snag ►y the aceadalous atoll which it was endea voured to offer—ie fact, whisk was, offend to the people of this esuatry—by a semis Manse in that bill, that sties lated me almost more than uniting else to gin a particular attendee to the sabseqesat aware whisk is now in open• don. (Chien.) It was the premise Primo Ifinis•er of Beg lad who wee especially instssmeatal is seeds' that io•ule to you sod to ►aadnds of thews& of other members , of freed!, sonnies Reknit' netting of poet habits—nothing or lien mere this nothing of your intensta—he knows far Isle than eaybody here 44 what panes generally is the minds sod what is the sewn of life of the great balk of the pope- Wiest of Leessehin, sad, astilait apse some angle saes, which, perhaps, was minepreseated et essgrerated (►ear, hoar), k. eismes forward to stamp an indelible ills grass epee a vast somber of the people of his own needy. (Losg•oeotisocd sheeriatt.) The aoatemplatod awes wield ►are mean yen as if yes had as littoral affection. Doss any as. is It, world emeider that if the astern elation Mint parent to his child is not a solidest guarantee for the safety of the child it is possible for asp miserable set of paillemeat to gin thatg worsens ? (Cheers.) Do you think tae God who made as, sad .►o has given es those iantimable hisminip—these little dim that an cot heart's lite-4o yes s►isk be left the preservation of tbeeeshildren to the senerity of as sot of parliament ditysted ►y my Lard Polmenton ? (Beeswolapplases ) No, sorely set; sad I am delighted that the tomminee to whom the matter was referred set, sad that the pleas epee which this ealniany was landed were over- throws, sad t►at when the prepositioa was endeavoured to be forted Antes Firlisuitat by the weieht of the then Nome Meister it utterly failed, and that after that failure you seacettded—sai I most say to a very large ezteat see- (*Wed by the exertions of the deputation from year sosietne—is panting a measure with which the member of friescily emieties go smelly have reams to he satiated. (Cheese.) (After aeksowledglag the so-coperatioa of Mesas. Claws and Bothnia, aid dwelliag as the imponaaen of friendly email a, Mr. Bright sad] The calmsy that is attempted to be throws on them sock. ties shows that there is a belief is OM* twitters that there Y • great deal of depravity cad itemisation among the hesitater cheese of this country. It is ant to be denied that vies--evil peerless—are common to aU claws of people, and that generally it throws that when the peopis ant pear temptations ease upon this with greeter etre.* ilia epos others. It conga he denied that there is • gnat want of education among the people; cud, by the way, it may be said that one great and good effect of these amities is is bring men into that frame of mind, that habit of taking care for the future, which will stimulate them, is all pro holiday, to pay • greatly increased regard to the educatice sad impirovelmnt of their families. (Cheers.) At this moment education Ii more easily obtained is this country thaw at any former period. Books an cheap to a degree that oar forefathers never dreamed of. It is sot lose sines actopapare became objects of enemas male,, sad oily • few weeks since newepapen were brought down to • pries whisk 'settled any man is good emnloystest to ham me surety morning es his breakfast table just as regularly a• • masher of Parliament has it daring the siestas. There are skimp newspaper is this oaf, two at • palsy, both good papers, both with consi derable and one with a very largo circelation. There b no reams whatever why every man in this room should sot have his mom every week, which will not cost him more than if he filled the smallest entsebox ' smoked a pipe of album, or swallowed a tingle glue of ale. It the telegraph stretob from this to the Crimes, or any city in Europe, or if it stretch was the Admits to the Utited States—if all this be done to bring sews from all pats of the world to Loudon, you is Modtboit" fur a angle tinny vet day, or twopence per week, are Pei is pausing of it. This is a greet thing—it is what OUT forefathers sever thosght of. (Hear. hoof) Some wise people predicted that the change would have the effect ',Moyne the Gantry so. (Laughter.) It don sot do maything of the kind. All that I hope it will blow up is shame of every cimeriptios sad every Governmest that douse% email, the nutlet of the people its chief object. (Cheer) And, talking shout Government—for somehow or other the ooshiclit la very tainting jest now—l cannot sit down without ionise something epos it. fir important le this matter to you, that you may be very isdastrious, yes may he airy frugal, and you may practise all the moral Bud Chriatias virtues; and yet It is possible for you to live ander a Government which will render it improvable for a greater portion of the people to he la security and comfort. Besides cultivating these 'Una I have mentioned, it is neemeery that the ramie should be wellinformed on Public affair, and vieilantly watch the ruing elateas in the country, is order that legislation should proceed, if pa• able, on a sound beak, awl that what you are enabled to gals at home by your (rituality and industry shall sot he takes from lies by the crimes or follies of year nitre. (Chinas) Take the ma, for example, of the war in which this ematry is sew engaged. I will not go late the policy eft he Gmeremest just sew. We have been forgetting every- Wog at home, mid bouts, our enemies ezelusively to events that are Krieg on slimed. Is the course of the last two years ea meek mosey has beta spent—taken up la earn from the people—se wesid have paid a hoses rest of the per assum—a - d very few of you pay sub rent•—for miry &oily Is the Mardian. (Hear, ham ) The war may he very just or very unjust, bat is my ease the result is set dealtted. You kanw my opinions ah at the war, and I bappes to be in the minority—at least, they fey so-- &megliter)—bst. if it he • arum policy, what a terrible Wary it beim inflicted upon the country by carrying it Mat! If, es the other hand, it be • right policy, I have is king more to my; sad If the people are willing to Obi the ermacquessee, they mast suffer, and there ha end Bet at least it ie seaman' that the / ample should be so well *deviled sad interested • public affiln es to wank narrowly what the Go illionatent does. correct It where it Is wrong, sad eeem sage whey it is right, sod ant allow thirties gentlest* wise constitute her Majesty's Ministers and the member, of Se Home of Lords, who have no oesetitsents, sad the member of the Home of Commons, sissy of wheat, oleo, ms said to have not ematitmets, to enter upon a coarse of polity which may brief vast disasters upon the ecnestry without your hang able to form an opisina aeon it, just as if you Wonted your fortunes to somebody is wham yea might sot have the greatest audits.** bat ever wham sesdust yes meld mercies so eostrol. (Hear, kw.) (Afar teferrin: to the inerealeg number -0( empty kepis Is Ileneliesto—this year 7,0 1 0, lost year &de% and the pre 'Maslow 6,000, the heel. gentlestu enselueled by saris/—] With reward to the House of Cuisine. , ' I am sag of gam mfotatnate individuals (laughter) who west ishitbs home by as suspected solidest. I have bees at my Net Bo 12 year% and so man is able to show that daring net time I have mud upon any other prlsciples than those whisk I previously expounded (Omen), or that I have ever shows any Aveiro to promote any other num.; thee that of the whole (essay of which lam a citizen. (Cheers) IB settee is that the legislation of this great country Avail not be • legislation of politiame aid statesmen aceordieg Se their antiquated theories, but a liabilities based upon flot o , moral, and Christian principles, and. Weft en, I believe get vaguest. would be perfectly noun, for the people mho way well invented would generally be contented sal happy. (Cheers.) After *gala thenking the meeting far the compliment odd to him, the hoe. gentleman resumed his seat amid great applause, sad shortly afterwards re tired. [ONDAY WRITING. perOßlng SURREY SESSIONS. TRIB DAY. • 3L4-- The Gibber fleadoes for thit County of Barmy cows ' mead Ms vaeming at the SNOWY Hiss*, Newington causeway. The calculi: matelot/ this eases of °sly , eleven oriumen for trial, wheat is chiefly 'win to the I recast Act et Parliasset, giving power to magletratos to sunntarily Nevis* offsedees plesdieg 'silty, Mabee/ of oestileg them to the flinsima. Tisere are two *harps of housebreaking, throe of embesoluseat by serum% sad Parrott, tbe sergeoe, who is tedious/ for unlawfully re soviet/ the dead body of George Hoary Freshwater, for epitomical emesination, without the proper enthority rr gained by the statute. The other eases are of the wool I nature trio/ at those erosions. SHARI LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Clocx. • The railwry share market to-day is extremely quiet, with little change in price. Landau and North Western u:.vk is slightly lower, at 911 to 921 ; Greet , Waiters is %noted 64f to 661. Midlsod, 64} 1 u Lancashire ad Yorkshire, 7 . 61 to 761; mid Reston u Counties, 9, , o French ea.. ear and Greet Luxembourg shareashow a ocueiderahla advance. OILDIPAKI MULLS AND emcee. K H U THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. CLIRIEBNW2LI.. TBIS MILITIA. • Upon Mr. Carrie ttkiag his ant this soraktg, be was applied to ender the following sireataltaaces : The applionat stated that his apprentice hei jollied the Royal Lama* Militia, be being oily about 16 years of age. It was more than a Numb ag i ease be did to. Mr. Comfit said that the Act of Parliament made it tapir* Mire upon Me meter to apply to a judos withia a smith of the time of the apprentice joisiag the service, whoa, epee ea enter befog signed, the apprentice would be gins up. Is this ease this appreatiee had been them more this that time, sad w could sot Monte. help him. If ha °mild, it would oily be worse for the apprentice, for when he Joined the envies he errors that be was not an apprentice, and the govariteat mead pressed against dies for obtaining stoat, seder false pretences. The eppliceat thanked his worship sad retired. WORBRIP-STRRET. TUX XXCIUIT MUlDla IX SPITALIIIILDS. Mugaret L tides, ono of tee dottiest/e of the wretched am now await►on triid for t►e murder of Isis wife, ettesded before Mr. D'llyaeourt with Gee, the warraat oxen, of t►e H diebrioe, t 3 solicit women from the p,or•bos for herself sod two young brother'. The sane Saud that t►e girl bad bees to the Chapel. yard 'tallow, and mimed the sergeant on duty that since the lamentable death of her mother the family bad bees is a state of starvation; they had left the ►oese where the tragedy riesurred, sad were liviog with as acquaintanoe Camomile street, Bishopegate, who, however, ooald set afford to do more thaw shelter them; the cossetvencie was, that their clothing had been pledged to procure eneteassee, sad cow ;they ware quite destitute. Witness was 'intrusted to mead= the position of the applicant to the eathorities of tipitalaelde workhouse, and oa &Aug so, Mr. Finlater,the relieving °Meer, at once consented to afford the family relief, sal lay the case bet we the Board at the seat Ineetiog. The miscue* gives wee, however, issaMairst, and seder all the eiressittariese, it was clisse4 accessary to brigs the natter ender notice at this court. Mr. trgynoourt questioned the girl, who made a similar stateseet to that given by the coastable, adding that the family consisted of siz—tbree sons aid tone daughters, one et the former, • soldier, now at Malta, ms route to the Crimea ; one of bar sisters was ' d, and the other away 1101 n bane. AlLogibust herself had until recently been in attendance as an invalid lady, since used. The woethy magistrate directed that ten shillings should be handed from the poor-boa tot the immediate relief of 1 the family, 'dish was thankfully acknowledged. THAMES. DASINO 11101IWAT 30 88888 AlLi TIM Robert Bright, a well-known thief, was plead at the bar before Mr. Yardley, on • charge of highway ronbery. I Mn. Lomita Warne, of Upper East Smithfield, stated that on Wednesday afternoon lass, shortly as• ' lock, while she was posing along Dock.street, , in oompany with her sister, the prisoner soddenly ran up to her and snatched bee parse oat of her band. It contained 141.6 d. in silver, sad the prisoner escaped down one of the 5055(5 into tbe ILmessary-lane. She gave information of the robbery at Leman-street Polies Station. Poliso.oonstable &mg', of the detective free, said that he received • demeiptica of the prisoner, and on Satardey night he met kis I. the soompeny of foes other n‘torious pickpoeketa. Tee pane sad its *attests bad not been I gonad. Mr. Yawlicy, to Binge—ls the prisoner known ? Oilleor—Yes, sir, ►e has been in custody before, and Well iratviated several ysars sines for robbery. He is constantly seen with thievse. The primmer, is wryer to Yr. Yadisy, said lie had not been sonvieted ; it wsa Wm. Rotas, the gooier, said the statement of the detective aeon wsa quite tram. The rimier wsa nithastely maimitted for trial, and the witness, bound over to programs at the neat idliddlesea sessions, Clerkenwsli. DAY.) -41.-- 4t . IL (MT ZLICTISIO TILDORATI.) Ist AZILIVID.—Stark. Simla Pare, Little Davie, Pane. e t Seducer, .ad Iliad of Cadiz. 10 NEWMARKET. At. The following learn ben for Canner :—.lenny Wren and II et. idisg. The followinn lean Fere for Bedford :—Weathertnek, ti 'an. and Mr. Verdant Grms. Arrived from France :—ldonerquo end Pen d'llepoir. Black Swim will not ran at Chanter 10 TBX FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE BAIT LANCAEHIZE LAI., RAILWAT.-0e Saturday OM isqu• st was Optolld it SM. ii ONIMINIfit, sou Bury, beam Mr Dundee, coroner. on the is body of Samuel Stott, a railway guard, who was killed in • a willieient which took plass cm the Rut Lateashirs Railway 1$ is Thursday lust, ea reported in Saturday's Esprood. i The inquiry homier ..espied several boars end thew being • weakierable number of witnesses to itemise, the wriest to adjourned the inquest until Wedoesdey ni it. A 1414116. to in isquiry u tr the mu of Mt widest is * Wing promested by tho railway °Meads. The driver * and stoker of the pasmagsr train positively main lis that the Wager sigma woo not shown to th em on satirise g 'he teasel, while has perms who had °barge of the signal is s moony onSdirat that the Atha was exhibited. It is last m passible that both *women*, may be trowelled. Tee le signal cannot hoses* ?two the Owe whore it is wetted by a * !war, and it has been kaolin not to work properly in frosty I u weather, sad therefore the *pal nicht be put on by the ~1 " , meson in charge, sad yet if it did not act properly that ',, claim of tho passenger train would bare no intimation se .1 de- - • A CHILD NEARLY STARVED IN A SUNDAY SCHOOL. —Os Sunday week • child nawd Sarah Walker, under 4: three years old, was leaked up by some overiebt is • Sun- 4 day school belosgieg to the lodepeadents, and was miring to 4 still Thursday. Bomb was made for it in every quarter 10 4 in the Lauda, so sesoidou being entertained that it bad I: gene tl the sehool. When found the little creators was L jo mush exhausted, baring Fie without food 90 baste, but it tee is likely to reerwm • DEATH OP AIiCEDIACOW Baooxs.—lt is with it Ilsoliuf f e= we announce the demise of the re Yew the e.nior reetor of the parish of 44 lavere• Tie ssdriosboly swot took piece at a quarter to 10 clock this gooreino, at his revid•nee, Bverton.roed, ul no v.v. goothleßim yogis hi mai health yesterday worn- le leg. but co his sonnet waterkes his study at 4 o'clock is the r o ofternoon, with refreshments, she found him in • state of I . Inionelbility, and egvarrody 'wearies from the effect@ of le 40111.1•11 T. Kedielienielettee was at ease procured, but he wryer rallied. The Sewiesed wee in his illet year. His M &Bib has oast a Oases ever the tows, where his ado of 10 dlority and booresissee have wen for his the respect amid eel.., of all elesees.—Liveroool Chronicle of Saturday. ga EIGOIATION MOM LIVERPOOL.—The total auto- to her of meek which ben left this port for all foreign ports I" during the quarter just faded has he.. 77, of so aggregate to tomato of 85,767 toes, sod haying on board a total number • of 28,362 emigrant.. Oldies. 19,612 hays proceeded to the 4 United States, 1,385 to Moeda, 327 to New Brunswick, to 234 to Sydney, and 6,006 to Malheur**. This somber 10 whic* however, dose not include these who boo* taken ' 3 .. their derettste in short ships. not under Goveressest t i o g speedos, shows a distillation of about one ba:f. whey Gem. „ pared with the aorrospending quarter of 1854. Is the smith just ended, the umber of emigrants who ban kid Liv.reecd for all Awoken rya ht. been 9.487. of who= 1,703 only Days crowded to the Ruatntan pare, sail lb* reins oder ohielly to the United States. This neasttor aleatot meetly one Ulf as exhibited la the Mars for the sorremondieg period is last year. Ax EDITOR HARD PUSHED POE A SAr ee Ledd Awe Promo .tae the following nodes Is di ; r--m• fell esplesstiew of ewe devise fir the Ohm& satin, sod of the Cireinsias lag whit* INII dltobey, will he fowl lo a lesdiag situ.. to widish we dial the _IL of all who wish to booms no.. sal andosolsod ask *Ws s. dation." TILE CRYSTAL PALACIL—FIVE BEILLINO DAT, Sm. EL-Idakies• ro pAripst, 292; ditto by seam Leksls, lArif s testi visitors, 1,101. Correspoulisi dq last pm. I,UI. If 4 If If !I AIL I 1 19 9 I Mr 07_ SI. iii lie za IS IS a 4 db. NI I U N R .r. is "is as 41 • IS ff. 0 4 97 • llf ill 99 let IS SO el 19 ?I id II 1 pia a 7 ara a 7S 74d — a. 911. r le 0 Ai la 9i 06 dis 94 74 " 1014 7 I 1 lea so Is 10 11 fl 44 44 a S 4l di* 41 4 do t 1 1$ 431 444 96 ft 7 I d$ 14 4 U lea 107 zd IS to ad 41 4ad II 3$ if a lie if II 3 Ms fdb pc U U If Se $ 4 If II II f 4 II die a s vir i -Pm MAIM 11: 1:622 1911 11211 91 92 N N N N 4 1 4 • a ma A" 17 SO lif 114 107 109 99 101 IPa vi 1 • 44 91 109 95 97 SO 95 Si 91 101 IS 194 70 7.1. lvy 44 144 144 I I 1/1/316 - -PA iii 11 i it in 137 N !ll__ - 4 Liu mow Weiv. "tam, Lam de. de 111.-d ruib ____ _. . Odds RN Illibet hos ml."l6,sai alowdJ. gift tilltStFU.; nom Mims Uslisi 0110 h.... - 111. - ilaisiZl7.7«: .81.4.1 t$NO Pell = L . Mr* et SsotholL. Swain I at Ak. dirk .:t wi;i: 7 Do.wfteTarrsi4—pialk Laairser me WU& .. Do. WM; ..... .. --.. De. Wei Masi I sokaasi SWIM 46.1 r.w W Meth Wester Do. j - Kbais. N.. I D117 4_ 3,= si issoriyeat minimums W = a grammopioiaars. lOC ......... II Do. Kew Namara Counties Onkel lid Brltias _. Idi u..0. b ica 1 ... all Da. i • $ D. j B Gearaataed W• N. Bantara—Bar ma\ 30 Ds Zataalos II Da. G.N.L Pam all Do. Louie UPDo. Tort all North Looks all Do. Nay 108. Owes t? 4 Matt mattordolgre.....„ all Kati %Min 100 Weed. Wore, St Waggly HO Osottlalk Coors! ..... ..- 100 elmuillilildiad ..... -- = ail ..- tkaidi.sumaa ell *Mk War ..... lb loath Tater& OwdlllW 6 Do. 16 lulus, W W Moth awl I m Tlepusgayss al TM, Id Midi *mallard +ad Ulm* .11 Waterford isd sit Wait:rews& ~..., I it' ;i7ad7f14 7 4 - 1..iill;;ZIP:1 all Do. A. res. madly. WIT I Do. B. I prat. paid tu BI rausumcs 1 100 Abordom .... . . .. .....- .16 D. No. I. 7 par 100 lirktal k Rsat. r 4p. ot.oic 100 Oalodoolai6 SDI -. . al Coostarkdoly.Goa.o4 p.a all Do. do. Prod., No. 2 sU Oara AM Daladua .... . . all Dead. Pink& AborJaaa i O Cast Anglian MN • 116. , all FAst.Coa. 11116,11 p ...No 1 ail DIM do. 146.1 air 4 .. kw 0 pa OM. Now all 1 , 6U5J0a.4 last 1 1 110 L . 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Overt ate SaoTorkfor I *Oates' e _ _ ;i1,7,, IPOIIIOI6 411 Astworp lag lathmdia 10 6r4sesei 4 &Iwo liastera hrostio6 IS Osmium Is Grainsore 4$ Illea.liminaCia.l2.4co. Ds. 100 In Ramon of Prawn 10 Ow New .-. . 16.71iiii. 7: r 507eri I 0 I i ili -..- - - ". . . • 174IJ.Trast °Wards A Woe tli WM. law. a Att. Ism. 70 Do. Cart.of Delestame ell Do. Oratey.le dgei bases ip d a to 'Ones Oistrul of r 411 t Indies Pearrielo- I Do. NewOme.4l pa oat 2 Do. Lana de... IS Cht.Lizambler . Or b e s il iso kiiii Ell De. de. 111 Ot. Wed. Orr de. Mara h De. N. wio vet Drat oil Do.lloa, pry Slmt. MO .1. Do. oe. 11, de. le eA Ow do. 76, do. V et. Da de. 71toritaratev. .0 Sonaltaa add Aureate . th Do. 6 ler Ora IS Lyme sad Clearre It =id Iledilenev ear to Do. New .. ... al; Warta Antaida ..... th Do. New ...... ...... all Vanor&Uop (with In , a.i Do. do. (et hit , all No of Irmo a:. Ditto IrJ. dorm NV Charlorol R hroueltr ) all Do. SOL r per at. hoods (terworlill.adatiasdi all ttanragloo Trot treks all Prism( Lyme all PrrY mg Orin= al. Parls sad lowa . .6 he% amok caiiiia:r, se Ism ast arm ... LI Sent Drift 0 el N I ift 101 las i 4 144 1. oar ll 111 i 0 i SS i 111 11l Of 10 HI II li 41= 3 13 313. LVATIL I 14 24 f Ms 4 2 dis 2 2 Pla m ir D i 1 1 "' 1I 1} ow I 7 i de 14 17 II 44 $1 U 1 4'r 7 1 744511 Si 1 1 7 1 p= 911 101 114 1111 1111 119 107 104 111 Sat 4 4 114 114 11 4 p• lii SO I I 1 IS PI I 1 I SS $ Ss SO $ 4 l IS 111 II 4 4 sl 43 1 44 44 so ft. all\ I I' i • • 1. - 71 Fr 17 7. -... .7 7. . : El4.oll4lplim ii Issimi mil arms ..... all De yp. aut. Pr'— . 4 4144 isa.ll pa am. 14 Wolin a Vaasa F es si s If pus 96 4 19 6 tel AI OMAN LA. min& c:eatral sp. mu. ----. ... ..."Tiii Z Do. 5 perm' ... ... ... ... UM 70 73 zla Do. 7 yr aft (Fro Iraq ... HO 77 79 Ds PS es, arse. 13 &ki' 7 7 1716 11161611119 011/1016. 6 per aiel. 1660 61164hda ILTAlsosieser art. (SNOWS) nu et DI 6 61 21 pie am& iraverelble UN 14 It 14nefersamw 'I p.ent. Ns, ice. lan De. do. do. 1101 Ds. de. Ord 61st ... ... 1 54 44 Do. is. Wag lad ... 16? 75 111 010 rail =idgolhaasens Modes. len MI OS a Is Mead is Skst.sess. . rime. 6p do. Oadral Ws. lot 4• Mortgage SO 91 94 Ind .. Mi. rhes. sad Ilrodfai 6p. e. lit Mot 1 Ds. Ist likiripw. 6 per ant... 115 . I Mau IN 3111 114 57) rit iq tq 11 4t.. 10u S/ 111 all I. ll* St. ISO so 41 a Do. 110 - Dc!. 8.40. sc. WM MAUD AT VIZ= =STALL Lawn,. I al 111. I Saimaa% I 06;i46,. --- I rolisirk - ..1 o'Cloon. • r MP all Ilialaord rod lirorney 11131111017 ~ (100.110 ..tia,a..w.) and Nor ! /t: et: t421.1111.1.1/.(1"." liganballaLWalarn) 11 96 . , nis Greet et too apemen how= 44 to 86}1 aosolootaisimiost-: 100 101 . 26 all 11111.9441. Tal. BIM lb Ilab. ad $OlllOlll et, 206 unippdadypeppp.O. (brodlo 04. Noblni* „, 6 on a omoo,nonsia oat 4 46 hameabo" ts al a Dam Baron toOt. Ilrataabl V 29 • 60 all 11401609367,1Ya1d3113116 104 IN SS .11 Do.; sham Eine, as tonday 124 all Do. 4 Arm ) w a pm. 121 all Landow aid 4-- Islbelltbrinst 114 13 SO all Da ".1 1401hroono (ditto, SS SI 4 It. 100 Lauelllbew.4 porOaot. (Mod 11.11.14612) b. 100 DM dblel= St 100 La., in OuNdbirdallsoo,l 64 al. tl m ailliditilt el si 10 all imil lir ßadm ) SI 4 St. 100 11= 6 : 16146 rIbmil i kl i tij 90 93 90 ei 24.0 itoonotot tom us. I pa NW. Named 60 abbr. Ovindas ~) 4 4pa pa 4 I SS ad Noroers96lo4laralppet. Duboltoirt.Coantleo) SS 66 U all Pnotaabbiro Der. D.o. • . . ). • 1111.W011.111.mokTo"11) —.— IL 100 llopols% Nbaina,4ooo4lo 1111 . mph awl (lobed to Bead lteedbena ..„ OO I. . 10 all llueudnny and 111 (babil ft 114.T.brosoi 04 61 11 94 6104911telluoilddro(basto BR lb Ur. Wars) IM .. . 21 11 din 12 all Wow Talley oaa. 6 per . se $O4 SI i It. 100 Weld s Kamm* NNW • bard. was) ...• 1$ 91 66 1 . 311141111. 100,600 1 dm Fria-. ... all 4 4 30 . 009 1 andlo auvali , u i iii all 100,d64 10a. 4,togio Cellloralea .... all Tot 5 SNOW to sAwaralks -. . - ti, moon 1 tSatlastOrandllark of all 1 1 . AVM 60 Blassavaa trou 6 Ma) all 6 I *AU 20 "Hrlbolt Iron ~ l4 44 64 10,000 SS •tiraalv o.(babb.pr 14 24 I nk 1 1 6,000 SO Da. Cloato & CPO* all 6 24 11,000 10 as. &taloa Da kos 13 16 111 KUM 1 fela.Coaa.lll34.oo.das 4 i a 11 , 11,00- 40 Cabo (*pow 100,066 6 • Golt 1 4 1 16 Is 10 310, - 000 P. • *per alearsat gm all 33 le 0,060 U "Ow Prat 74 per Qat. di 11 SI 15,000 2 'Fortuna . 14 1 1 1 ibl 1410,000 1 t Teat rd twist 9 , eln Itee. aii 110,000 26 sibooril 161 41 MOM 44 Great Poisocsk --- all 14 3 11,655 6 Gri. "Meal Vac Vatted all 141. par 40,000 1 Liberty all 4 4 1 1 0,0 0 0011 "Wares 5,000 Do. B. -. .„ •....« $ 1 - 471 sip' I 4Luiltaalaa..— ..... 61,613 1 111ariqulta 06,90. 1 Now Granada 300,000 1 Nouveau Moeda 10,000 10 Paatsibaud Alger Lod all IS II 164 4 100,400 6 Pan ?blip t I 104000 1 Quartz Book 1114 10,000 50 sittponey Inn all 21 is 10,004 16 +Da. Now .. . .. 7,030 30 nautlago do Cuba lll 3 41 • 50,000 1 Aloud' Australasia WOW 1 Do Serb ... ..... coon to micron. - 0 2 31 41,174 101.2.94 +1,31.1t0d KezSeaa. all 1 0 1 1 70,006 1 Waller 100,011" 1 Mob buboes Ilt. St Ii Ile M SO * Treasteruie by JOINT STOOK. U 14 U 14 "1 0.000 100 340:.m:i11 10 00,0011 10 1ra,000,100 U,000 , 10* Imooo 90 10 w 10,110 80 00,00 e 60 MOO IN 00,010 80 NAN 100 10,000 100 10,000 10 10,000 $0 110,000 10 $1,073 10,000 100 te.0613 I 1,000 lou pow le pow U SAW NAN 00 link et Londos 1016 North Amain _ . rßask at Ails id lad-Ault Cb. I(boNite'rui—ii*Z:::l Lead= sod Camay Lcalkiiit.eankingOorp. tat II z 4 NI ill 7 se ni i I 4 1 1 4 i 4 Tiilitii h D amessiiiiiiistagarte Nat. Prow. at lalgisad... o. Now Natfooal ef' I ii — riima:Ba Cot d= Proviasial sk ot IMAM. pon R. tux rl. 14.A.0.U0p.06 Soya 113 stlai uwu.awenlD Unica of Amnia —. Usica of 1;;;ci;;;* 22,1100', 23 MAO Iv I $3,000 .0 I o.ols IC• et. Bt. !WACO 3 Kato $ 1110.404 4 110.0.1 1111 188401 3 24,t 0 :i 23 2n, 13 $O, 21,0 a. I 20,00 lo 20, 12,11 11,3111 S. 188,676 21.001, 14000 1 1 1. Kitt 1 1 14,0 73,04. 73,086 23,0*, 10.000 lAaatrallaa Agricultural. AmaraHsu loyal MilL Bella Waterworks . . lertUsb Americas Laud.. Doi per et Jul - Job D. per ot.Fo.3cAug rystal Mae. BANKS. 6111 87 110 51 50 53 si 3u au 2 0 10 I did par / die 46 16! 17i l 9 20 dle id 40 par I pm 35 U 40 if $3 64 Pr/knot. _3l Polon of Promos. Comm &Wit Bog & AmmoHu Copper Nkomo telogropO . , - General Rm. Na•Iptlo; Oeuvre &S. skip. Imo On. Om. hoe *sew Collkir Ntedltorraoput Elea. TM. ,111oziosa it 81. Amerlow Maui Wads Load Do. Do. Ya fft " tarl i r r A j% at' al' North of Europe Mom °metal Gas Pais. A 01111.1 Dom . . fererel IrOzt Company Royal Nall Stem OMNI* Amin Imago Do. llow look Avondirk Lud o salamis, Ttles.iorlp Da llsolosv d i Yu Dis flrustalanDmillpOia. ers". .fl all 'U 6 N 41 ii to II II 29 Kt lidls 69 it 150 155 111 112 - 4 4 6 61 11 II s s ss 1 4_ s I I I I 11 i in itr. i ii% SO 4 1111 21 :la lie lie MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciwow. The gold mining shares show no movement of im portance. Waller shares mark 7.. 6d., and Ma:i gnite', 10s. Pontgiband shares have been dealt in at 164 to 4, and Linares at 71 ex div. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of Saturday's sales : Bast Bailer, 81 ; Lady Berths, 36c., 375. ; Scat tidy Consols, 61. 7; Tamar Console, 24,:, 3; West Provi dence, 124 ; West Frances, 20, 20 1 ; W bee! Zion, 2 21. The lapwing dividends have boon declasnd daring the mesa of Septernber Per rbera. Anciaat. Deeemareet Cowls S 9 0 0 £0216 0 0 Whei Palk, IA 0 0 ..... 11110 0 • peer Wheel Trams wee arse Snit Oradea &idea Lk.esCoainia Mark* Valk/ Cwmystvrith Oef ens %ba a il May= Lthat) Wheal Mew Aza Wlist Ckmastie. Mow _ • if I 01 I 0 0 i'estradar Lomita:gm 71 6 . UN 0 0 O 20411 0 0 O O 0 0 O o 0 212 0 0 612 0 0 o 0 o O 8 8 WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. --w-- (111011 TR* 0171e1 OP TM IIAOTIIO COMPANY.) SATURDAY, SITTZIGIRR 19. Iteriena gonna of Wind. &we of Walltig• Greenwich R.W. Partially dandy. Lothbury Illoachootoo Naryport NAL ... Woo. Woitehavoi ieiri tolio —.—.--. TOMEI ..... line. = °l BAIL Pine. tioistbmplos B.W. Cowes Pies. Fools Bristol ..—...—.. &W. .... Doll. limos* —..—. —... Cloudy. Osrailr &............ Yeryolsor. Irooaseo ... lisosrforthrset.---.. &W. NICE. Cloudy. °dre' N.& Bosun w ILL& — Doll. Birsorslory Austerdaa ... &Z. ...» Res. Tack ......... . .......... . ..« ..... Derides Abordeso 11.1. Cloudy. Soodorlood ... ».«.--... &W. . Flow Gisorow Irsoreortliso•-Tyas_... W &W... lliao—Oed. ...... rim rink Vohs. Mobs* ...—....—. ion &A. ILW,_ - Noway. Inas._ "Kt AripMfrzzriptl. 4)A Y. Tire WOLow. TheEogliebtatiiate Retie; this snore • , bat tam sines' rdstriral, aid are 'now c quo the lam se on Saturday afternoon. that receding to 881 to 1 foe the 12th Onto*, are how quoted 881 to For mealy Ihri'lliesent quotation is 881 to 1. India Btoek hoe bees desk in at 229; Exchequer Bonds at on to 99; Exchequer Bills at Ss. dia. to Is. prem.; Bank Stock, for account, at 218 ; India Bonds at 2s. press.; and the New Two-and-a-Helf per Cents. at 74. Is the foreign stock market Turkish securities on tints to engage duet attention. The Six per Cents. were first marked 871, and have sines receded to 861 to 881. The new Four per Cent. Loan is quoted 1/ to 11 dis.; Peruvian Four-and•a-Ralf per Cent. have been dealt in at 761; ditto, Three per Conte. at 64 ix. Chilian B,x per Cent. at 101 ex. div.; Brazilian Old Five per Cent., at 100 ex. div.; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent., at 941 to f ; ditto, Fite per Cent , 1829 and 1839, at 991; Sardinian al 831, being lower; Spanish New Deterred Three per Cent., at 191; the Committee's Certificates, at 41 pot mint.; Fresoh scrip. at 11 to 11 prem.; sad Daft& Four per Cent. Certificates, at 941. B•T9YDAT EVINIXe. The Eogliah fonds showed rather more steadiness to-diy. but a temporary improvement of I per nut. was not maintained to the close. The uniavoseable character of the Bank return, and especially the seer. mons iioreese in the "other" securities, contributed chiefly to check the market, coupled with the know ledge that the Bank continues a seller of stock, aa4 that the efflux of gold is not yet stopped. The money market to-day was quieter, but with a good demand for accommodation. _ _ Consols were maintained during a portion of the morning at' 881 to 1 for the 12th October, but closed the same as yesterday—viz.. at 881 to 1 fur money, and 881 to 3 for account. Business was limited. The offbeat baldness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 883, 3; ditto, for account, 12th October, 881,1, 3, 3. Three-and-a Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 981, 99 ; ditto in 1859, 981, 99. India Bonds, Bs. prem. Exchequer Bills were last quoted 3s. dia. to Is. prem., and Exchequer Bond, 983 to 991. In the foreign stock market the chief feature WM a further recovery in Turkish Six per Ceuta., which touched 87, and were last quoted 881 to 1, or 1 to 1 per cent. higher than at 4 o'clock yesterday. The approaching deduction of the half.yearly dividend of 3 per cent. gives support to this stock. The scrip of the new Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan closed rather more flatly, at 11 to 13 diecoant. French scrip was last quoted 1 to 11 premium. After the enormously heavy imports of specie and bullion reported last work, the fresh arrivals notified this week have been trifling. Last week's imports, however, came chiefly to hand this week. Our list includes 2,470 oz. of gold, and 11,800 soy. reigns, by the Washington Irving, from Sydney; 1,712 on. by the Duke of Northumberland from the same port; 6,2904 by the Madrid, from Lisbon; and 611,618 dolt by the Can,da. from New York. The total value of these &merle does not exceed 138,0001. Quantities of silver also continue to flow io from the continent. _ The shipments have been very heavy. The Cue tom-house statement of the exports direct from Lou don during the week includes 74,500 oz. of silver and 9,670 oz. and 3 2781. in gold, representing& total value of about 59,0001. The particulars are annexed, vie.:— Gold coin : to Hamburg, 2,150 oz. • to Boulogne, 80 oz.; to Belgium, 1,240 oz. Chil d bars: to Ham burg, 6,200 oz., and 3,2781. Silver coin :to Raw burg, 1,500 oz. ; to Boulogne, 800 oz. Silver bass: to Boulogne, 200 oz. ; to Rotterdam, 72,000 oz. The only other shipment officially reported is 61,2601. by the Tagus for the Peninsula, by which the total ascertained shipments of the week are raised to about 110,0001. It is known, however, that • by far the chief drain has consisted of the private ship ments to the Continent, which have absorbed the whole of the gold dust brought in by last week's arrivals, besides further parcels drawn from the Bank. At Amsterdam yesterday (Friday) the exchasga on London was quoted at 11.85. at shorty and at }ham burg, 13.51. COMMNRCIAL AND MAREBTB. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. Oar market was only mederetely suppled with English wheat this morning, and it realised the rates of this day se'nnight. The receipts of foreign wheat dues, the week amount M 8.930 quarters and 6,343 barrels, and 2,739 Mks of Cur, whdet the export dining the sans period from Leaden alone was 8,120 qrs. wheat, and 27.209 ewts. of flour. The trade in I:) , .tt , foreign wheat and flour wee firm at last week's pricer. Fius quelttiss of bark; were ls. dearer. Oats were in fair request, with the turn against the Dupe. White peas and new beans rather dearer. A1141 1 7:61.1 Dire Lowoon room Barr. 14 To SEPT. 11. an. Moth& Semi Inob. 2orelge. 'witty 578 Wheat... I 5161 61144 I 12 SOS SO Iro onoloo 2Olll Hoer. 5146 oda. 224$ barrel& MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The follo;FoirTut;lici oaths are advertirci for bantonew via. :—Begar 300 bbds. Wist India, 4,000 bags Maerittes: and 1,100 begs Bsagal. C. Mee: 800 auks and 1,000 bar Plantation Ceylon, abo 900 bags native Ceylon. Cocos: 100 bags Trioidau. Rite : 6,200 bags. The private contract inarkate ate assay, bet not native _ to-day. a - 8170 Alt large cargo of Havanna+ reports , ' sold, hat this particulars have not transpired. The nfloed copket fins. TR& —The dement has been Feat& but the lottera from China were only delivered to day; prices are un altered. ann.-200 toss of good white Berge' sold on the spot at 17e. Anw—Coutinues in good demand. Costes —2OO bales sold. CULL—SeaI, pale, 641. 10s. to 651.; yellow, 621. to 631.; brown, 491. to 491. 10s., sperm body. 1161 to 1171 ; headwater, 1141. to 1161 ; cod, 461 10s. to 471. ; South Sea, pale, 641 ; Olive Gallipoli, 661. 10.. to 671. ' • Spanish and Sicily, 651. 104. to 661 ; cocoa nut, 43 e. 6 d. to 44a. 6d.; palm, 465. 6d. to 471 3d. ; linseed, 435. 6d.; rape, pale, 61s. to 635. 6d.; brown, 61s 61. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The 'market is steady to-day, at the y Hewing quota. tons:—Town tallow, 68r 6d. nett nub; Petersburg I.C. as the spot, 58s 91. to 695.; Oetober to Deoember,66..64. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW . 1.406. a0..4.. --I-----... 203dios hand Casks. 19,401 31,723 Delivery lain week 8,133 1,633 Do.lroet let June ..... errivalleetweek 397 1,117 Do. from let J tuie Prim Y. C. per can. ....... ton. Tem... ... ...... . 59..1d. 2%479 9,916 $8,31119 I 19,1 C 2,0011 5.5. Id. Ms. Id. ea:, ad. 64 16.1. Arrivai for tie week ending 9th October test year, 1,093 casks; sod delivery, 1,4.50 auks. Trot arrival last week loonspriped 1,673 casks from Russia 9.5 from Australia; land 230 from other places. Total, 2,001 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE 'MARKET THIS DAY. The supply of beasts is shorter, end the best qualifies en dearer ; trads is however slow for inferior deseripti. be The number of *beep Is about the same se on Moods, last. There lie • more cheerful trade for them, and some of ,he bat kinds ere dearer. Good naives are d . From Gainsay and Holland there ere 2,183 besets, 3,670 sheen, 164 eel weir, end dl, pigs. Spain. 123 beam, and 1,700 from the North end Midland Counties. rer .4000 01 4. a. 4. I Per douse ribs. a. v. den 04044 livretarda 410 5 0 Not Do. 4 111.-b4O. ft 0 0 0 Boa Bbon4tersis 4a 6 0 111s4 deaosciguallty Saul, 30 4 0 Da do. Slum .. 0 0 °ay. 3B 5 4 Raw mid wood aoslll7 4 4 4 38 6 0 Dc. 00. 0 • 0 I ..vt DM. a 118174.4 ,4 4lO 5 2 taeoh• 4 5 4 B at mortal. . sewsod lamb. 33.170 ; 115/74 11 . 126 NO. 347. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mum. Pettenden end Smith report that Worcester market, on Saturday lest, being Si. per cwt. d masa this market to open very brisk this morning, sod • clear ance was soon made of everything on sale, both of Heats and Same:, et an advance of 6,. to So. per cwt. Diry. 300,0001. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Rasa Yale. 210. 6d ; Walla Bad Eamell'a Helga. 223>{d ; Walls End South Hatton, 22.. 34. ; Walls Nod B o um. 22a. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 225. 133. ; Walls 1101. Ti.., 221.84.-18 fresh ships a! market • Ili lii Sli M •