The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-28 00:00:00

drank sad quenelles outside • pc blis Use is the neigh bourhood, and that epos another ession be Might with a mas who threw his dews viole c ntly end Ml spas and cam of the 'Jove's' preyed that as the ease day Me domes& was discharged by Ms magistrate he took is. ars out it • shag and said ' that was the arca that should kill six policemen yet," sad at a later period of the day he was seen drunk, and blaming la Um See. Mr. Jacksom, the imposter who teak the thane, deposed that whim the prisoner sad !Maw ems in thry wen both apparently sisterly shouted. and the husk at the were so amassed that he add s he g dhow = the nest sensing. The imposte NM amt Vie Wawa bad been fear yean in his led ben • very seed wancharacter. While the charge was Wei lama the dateteed very violent and mad* a.. of bid lasgsage sad threats towards the pdsons. The deesemed was - about eve het asses high, sad was a raw•bened semi young mew. Mr. Parry replied at seas Meg& tam the widows that bad beta addaerd on Shallot the eshamsr. The learned Judas taws named up the whole use cm earefelly ; and the jury manna a verdict el Not 'way. The teal occupied nearly Mess hose. THIRD COURT.-81TUZDAL Berms Ms. Omar, Tan Ro sssss or Ba tcu. CAarlas Onto, 34. labourer ; Was. Goddard, 64, la bourer ; sad AM Savage, 26, earman, were severally In dieted immesh's • lugs quantity of bricks. the prop.rrtty of George Locke and Thomas Naha= • sad Raton Comte' was iedieted for remising t hem, well lthowiag them to have Imes stolen. Mr. Ruddleatea sad Mr. Clerk prose. sated, sad Mr. &Mmes. Mr. Homy, sad /tr.Fnndergut severally &leaded the priooners. The fasts of the me, which occupied the court needy all day, were these: Meson. Nukes and Lwke are the esa trseton for eretnieg the new prison at Wandsworth, sad for the purpose of that building were supplied with bricks dos a Mr. Harriet, of Temple Farm, &rood, Lest. The. bricks wen brought ia beam to Mews. Luba sad 24etham's landing wharf, as Mr. Heade' WeS5 ° S pee mime, Wateraide. Wandsworth. The premosteue bad eoutracted with • Mr. Bubo', of Artillery.row, Womb ats', to cut the Wicks foam the landing wharf t. the wor k., sad the prisoners flange, Gadder& sad Ouley Wen is his employment, sad Only, Wog the =a who bad the asperiatmence elf leading the carts at the wharf. Tha ter had resolved. prier to the mouth of Bletember. r 0.0.3700 Wish' of Kr. Intiers sake, whit* bore , a poeuliss wk. Dosing September, 66,000 were sent up and the mast through whom heads they ems seat a proper lavolee, whisk wee anhormai oily bud M have been shoved dem 56 to 63.000. Ab - ut that time it be ing to be sumested that /ergs quantities of bricks were being taken and ea the monies ell the 24th of September, at shout half met Az, as Chamber, • man in the employmeat of Moan. Henan, was passim through Batterecumnere towards the works, ho ow the prisoner Goddard delving one of Mr. Bagbees arts lades with bricks, going in the Cronies from the worn to Batumi", sad kmiag freqoently seen Hughes's casts plug in • imam &various at the same early hour, he gave laformadna to Walker. 913. V, who followed the mart, and sew the brides =loaded at the back of Earope-plase. when • well was in the eons of ereetios, and he thou drove back at • rapid rate. Walker then west home to pat ea his plain elflike', and whilst so espied he saw Bann draw • cart laden with brine, and asked them on to a piece of waste ground nem lie (pole/ man's) here. The smatable theo went to the sergeant, and he apprehended Goddard, and subsequently Biome was takes. end both denied having; take. the bricks. The officer end the sammeat then went back to Europa plum. and thus saw a man named Legg tt at work with the bricks. Upon Mist( questioned, he said he was in she employment of the viewer Croomer, who is a builder in the Bridge-read, and had been at work at that place about nine days; sad that on the same morning, about a quarter tst 6, seeing that they were nearly out of Meeks Coaster said either that he bad ordered, or would order some, end •■ Leggett's return to his work, laming been absent shoat three quarters of an hour, he found the pile of brick.. Oa the same evening, after wilting for some hours, the often and the sergeant met Comer ow his own home,. and asked him how about the bricks, when he Mid he bad bought them of • Mr. Brown, who was re. mutably recommended to him; that Brown said he was an meat to Mr. Bugbee sad that the an would bring him the bricks for two shilling. and some beer before they went to their regular work. This was proved to be untrue Mr. Bugbear net knowing Co, mer se any one named Brown. Cocotte farther added that he had paid Brown two and in =rideat • time, d that hewas to give 11 for those. s and in question were of Mr. leereare make, and worth U. Its, a eitemeasd, ezelusin of cartage. Mr. B.Mus.. at soma Meek cowmen that Comma, who had bithene borne a good character, might have thought the brick. delivered were honestly brought to him. The jury acquitted Coomer and Onlay, against whom the evidence was vary week. Goddard, who had bum erreetren years in Mr. Bugbee's service was soutneed Mn, sad Bangs to low months' iaroar:asaat sad hard Wow. THE POLICE COURTS. _ MANSION HOUSE. Tan Wit AnD FIIIIRMIS RAILROAD CACI.— Geol/4 Hornourf, the dark fa the Whit hares and Focuses Railway Company, was torenhhl up for further examinge deo upon charges preferred spinet him by the company. Mr. Clarkson, instructed by Mesas. Roy and Co., ap- Lenfor the proeecu ion ; Mr. Cockle, In the abeam* of t i allantine, appeared for the defence. The following additiooal case was gone into The prisoner wee charged with baying forged a receipt for the sant of 41. be., with latent to defrsud the above-named mew, ; and tor another forgery of a receipt ford!. 81.10 d. on a different day. The are occupied a considerable length of time, the evi dence being errentely complicated. Alderman (tube raid he felt it Whet his duty to commit the prisoner upon the diorites of having forged the two receipts produced in the preeent ame, and the receipt for 501. in the hands of Mr. Robinson in the first case brought forward. The alderman reseed bail, which was offered to any amount. - • -- LAMBETH. lITRAOILDINART CUB or COM. C0111....11F. Hoary Philip Wood, Mid ilaft to Itodsaa'oroo Mils - Bad, op pined before Mr. Elliott to answer to a chnge of assaulting Marrant Elimbetb, his wile. Mr. Tamer, the solicitor of Mneal-plon, Whilethspel. road, appeared on they part of the defendeat. Mrs. Woad a ahoway-dreseed sad rather good-looking woman, deposed that sometime eso her In/toed turned her out of doors, and on the day named in the ntamom, he not only assaulted her, but threatened to take away her life. On her moor examination by Mr. Tuner, Mrs. Wood admitted that she had celled at her haabaueo home, in seespeey with a Mn. Barker and her brother, and hod earned away the portrait of her dauphin, and *thee property. The witness was premed for some time to acorns% for Me portrait, mirl she at length said she had given it ter her Imam, who had sold It for ten shallop. Mr. Turner—Pray, Mrs. Wood, do you know a memo named Robert St y S f—lin. Wood (atter some hesitation) —Yes, I do. Mr. Tuner—He was a traveller to your husband, I be Wee P-mlire. Wood—Yoe, be was. . . . Mr. Turner—Pray have you been in the habit of writing to this Robert Stanley—this paramour of yours f Mn. Wind (indigoantly)—l don't understand you, sir. Mr. Tarter—l spin sek the question, madam. Were you in the habit of writing to Stinky ? Mn. Wood—l don't recollect that I have hen. Mr. Tuner— Were you at Brighton in 1849? Mrs. Wood—Yee, I was titers in the latter part of last Mr. Mr. Turner—Now, madam, I wish to oak you whether them three letters, or eliher of them, have been written by you, and addressed to Stanley ? Mare. Wood (with considerable heeitation)—The signature and writing are very like mine, but they were not sent by me to my Maned. Mr. Turner-1 did not say year husband. I said Stefan, your paramour. Mr.. Wood—Well, I don't think they are written by ma. Indeed. I will say they were not. Mr. Turner-1 shall read them to you, and them, pasbare, you will he the better able to say whether they On nee IS your aadwritino. The loaned gentleman hen nail the idlowing neoreedur, addreemed to Mr. Robert Stanley : Brighton, Orr. 8, 1849.—My dearly beloved hallo Im► band,-1 received your most welcome letter today, while as dinner, which 1 could not at ant relish, through my Raw& nes Is mot havieg received one this morning treat yea. I was fantasies to conjecture all manner of things that might lave happened to you ; however, my ken were seta ever. MOO when I beheld your dew latter, with two Mess ea the watide. The nestents also were meat Owing Mme, pull. *Wady that part which intones as Or your InviN slept le tie same bed wheb I did. I 'sly wish, my sieved one, ghat you wero going to sleep in it, naight; I might then have my Saturday night's moot blissful happy dream radioed without having these vexatious tad feel ings after awaking. Never, love, do I remember having se meek wished for year, to me, most ginseng etrapsay as Inns sins I Mee been down here. I know it is amok, dsar, through year diseppeistleg me with your etweray. Now, let me tablet of you. my beloved, seven = lee sme mythieg, it Mid eat say home of say you In realty mw to paters; lee whim you pew, royalists( you ewe stead, It gives use such groat pier." ekbeeal I lie net let you see it, yet I think of it the SIGN led buildi apes it to mush, that in the end I find Ima dasasd,aeesegl, ss inappolutment. But this time I have felt say t very keenly, and hays felt ready to give up all I penemed If only to be with you for one short bear. How siamely, love, do I loan for your return ones mere. Only Ist me Imam of young my de arest—my most needle on—above all Magi some Mae pure and un tainted to me. Oh ! weld 1 but make are you would do go, I would feel eartest, but I fear sadly that horrid detest. aide Wildman's bone. Something seems to tell me the flenbedlag Met you will the be lid into temptation. I 'MU be very thaakfal when you are away frets then. Do net. deer M my sake, go mazy, _bat leave there se soots eit If yea were say wedded hafted never Gadd I give mysmeatleyearMaleyeyeltbattletessable let, for ales eat lemeseimusealea 'beet themerirvery muse bee be awe MOM te me. lim.sir a mese intasmieg sable*, I must telyamdent i Mat Whea k awake maderfelly with is bee. WO 1.11 Metier se Maltby @Nimmons es shenibe—et mane, lam a little thumb to yee—ein't i dusky ? If I ain't, yea ie. We belie la the sea, tee. It is net me sold. Theme ilia very genet atelier engine% sad we enjoy it asiriami: It gime each weadmild sametiMe tee. I maid Mir lomat yesoes, my love—say fetal sikkaa-11 mwen bete new. 011 desliag, why ham yea sot the ine of Ism, he be .Me to fly to yew man Mike Limy ? My yea Mast yaks to yen my pet wishes.** LEEN loam yes to gams them, theses I hope the gumeng will sot be the use' of lereding oes sum. Hot de prey. my ion, for my sake —year um Lissy's sake—congest your useless, as I aa obliged to de. I keep trying to writs is anther strain, but find I oases le-sight, so had better Imes Of writing altogether, sad onnsisde wirh telling you bow very Rub pleased I was of the laughiag aceoust of you diary. Writ* agafa, Mw, by mon if possibl-, so that I may kart/ when to tread ambiser letter Lesly that it may net be to that Markt Nousgtle, ad weals, wy dear dulls( dobbesy, year moat eleedeasto sad devoted n& wilily, Lissy. —I wish we may both dream plsmantly of sash otker toralght. I cm estreately sorry, my len, that you have had sash smisersido weather. Is les bees very ISO MN. Geed sight, ray leas." " lkighOsHot.l2,lB49.—My wet affectionately - beloved liSabasd,—TOlir loved mote seat Int sight I doily received dest es I wee going to bed ; I there took that, issued el the ear writer, to - bed with me. sad adopt with It rands: a pillow—the sum pillow, perhaps, that year daring keed has tubed ea. Thisk mot, my dearest, that I mast to elide you is my last for sot eosin down, for it wee the lest of ay thoughts to cause zee, ay loved rue, Silesaileraa. Ogling nisei Waled wander to yea fro, is ;pia of BMW, turd thought aostimally bow delightful it would be to both of us if we wen bat together sow, for ben am I placed—farad, I any say, to talk to other geadomes, whilst ny loved ewe Wert have been Wm is lbs stead, particularly as you ant premised to do a. The thought of that love, caused me to write se I did, dumb set, I assure you again, with the thought of its giving you smartness, though think sot, darling, that ay as weld, or should, win me hoes you,, for their abortion I have always disdainfully scorned. I must now talky.% love, that I ma gong to return to droary —dreary without you, love—kome tarmorrow evening, by the en 'Adak train. Muff (husimad) is going to nest me at the Leaden station. I topples hit told you why he could not some dews to flesh se. I aspect to find bin prudes. eras through our Brighton enema, for Is is afraid, by his intern, to send as down eispenos man than I may actu ally wait. His letters make me so aces about mosey that I gamut help snswerillg bins pretty sharply. It vim ' no so to think of me lea dog Ludes with nano a puny to help smell with ; for here am I, Mrs. Wood, aced her daughter, cloys at Brighton, sot a pennyworth of victuals paid, module unipsautrairpenn) in their pockets. I have sixpetwerkelfpuny, ad Liddy hoe fourpenee. Tell sac would any ea* besides yourself believe ? I oaly wish I had anywhere to rut to, I would leave Mu this isetsat ; therefore, delay, I soppon I shall have to filch my tint swe et tenor from you from Mrs —, Red I mint ray, baton I auelude, that I am very glad it is not coatog from that odious Wildmaa's ; fee I knew before I *posed yours Ices night that you made that wicked play your he... But, dearest, don't take this, as well as anything else, for chiding; for know, love, I don't wish to hurt your believe, for all I say to you is ay love that prompts me. Hoping you will look at it in that light, I remain, sty dear, fond. and affectionate husband, your most loving and obedient l ife. °LT." The third latter, whisk was dated January 3rd, IEI6O. and which, with the other, were found at the lodginp of Stan ley, was writtes is a similarly Jovial/ and warm strain, end at the uselesios of its reading Mrs. Wood, who stood in the whams-hos devisor the reading of the letter, end who it the melba of many passage. is her amatory epistle repeatedly smiled, while her husband, ea the other head, seemed to writhe is many, called her brother se a witness, and his 'rhinos was • pullet contradiotion to ken, particularly as regarded the sale of the portrait of the somplainant's daughter. Mr. Turner, is observing on the complaint made opines hie reereetable cam, remarked that Mrs. Wood bad not only diamiesand sad disguised her husband, bat had added to that dishonest sad dispose the most barefaced perjury. Mr. Wood, ea dissomeiag smple proofs of his wife's in& delity, turned hot emit of aNOS i sad, finding that la kis ab uses she MA NM la his Mese andcarried essoattst other thing%Yet wields he prised far beyond its valse—the portrait Obis isosslas4thsesk his wife had thought so little about it se M dipole of it isr 10a—felt hart sail naturally incensed, sad lf, instead of a slight and trifling semalt, he had resorted to the stunt violence, it multi not be math won dered at. The complainant did net venture to my that she was at all hart nr injured, and he (lb. Tamer) hoped his worship would &miss the charge. Mr. Elliott merely ordered the defendant to ester late his own neognisaams to keep the pease towards his wife, and it was mid that an astioa for aim. sec. would be immediately promoded with spinet Mr. Smiley. DSLICATII Inverittoarton.—Mim Jolla Ann Courtney, • young lady °dewy preposiseeing manners and appearance,ap peered for the fourth time before Mr. lagliam, to prosecute a charge against Li•ut. Edmund Baker Wavy?, of the 88th Royal Regiment, end eon of Captain Weaver, seminary of the Pentenville Prison, for refusing to deliver to her a set of blue enamelled dieueed stud* set with gold, valued at ten galena, which she had lent to the gallant officer. It may be necessary to mention that on former occasions it was stated that Lieut. W as • suitor for the band of Min Courtney, and promised her marriage, and while the courtship was going os he sant her a great many letters ex pressing the greeted attachment and loudness, and describ ing her as "hue own d Juba, my dear one, my darling, my own beloved, my angel," and Mae using other terms of eudearnsent. All this time the "gallant gay Le than° " was paying his addresses to Mies Baumgarten, daughter of a gentleman residing at 8, Barnes-place, Mile• end road, to whom he was married two mouths ago. The enraged cud deceived complainant instructed her solicitor, Mr. Graham, of Maddox-ain't, to bring an action sgaicst Lieutenant Weaver for breach of promise of marriage, and also to sue him for the recovery of a set of studs, worth 10 guineas, she had lent him. A summons was originally taken 'meat the Marylebone Police Court ; but, on its beicg made returnable, it was stated that Lieutenant Weaver and his bride were as their wedding tour, and the summons was di,. mimed. Milli Courtney subsequently traced hi r faithless swain to the Mile-and-road, where he was residing with his wife, and caused four writs to be served upon him for breach of remise of marriage, die., and also took out • summons for the recovery of a set of studs. The ems has been post pooed from time to time in consequence of a negotiation pending between the solicitors for the settlement of all matters in dispute. Mr. Jeaniags, in defence, put in a general ranee, signed by Mr. Graham, attorney for the plaintiff,settling the action, the summons for the studs, and other matters, on payment of 081. 4.., and then contended that the magistrate had no jurisdiction in the cue. Mr. Vaughan said the agreement was not stamped, end was void and of no effect. Ile also stated that Mr. Gra ham had rewired the most positive instructions not to settle the matter in the way he had done. Mr. Jennings then erosoexamitted Kim Courtney at great length, sad, amidst frequent intenuptions from Mr. ' Vaughan, Minted from her that eke fleet biome acquainted with Least. Weaver at • dames at • public house in Dean street, Sobs, and had meempaalei hum to Gravesend and / other plasm. Mr. Baker, a melba mask of No. 3, Richnsond•road, ' Wee ro ve West, mid that him Courtney was a tl e NICK Mr. w i reS the eimplaimat's um was tgke / made est, eta that the Mode ebesil be gives up, but he would tossigar the Am peat rebel, sad give his decision upon it en Thursday aim, as to whether the miens was affective or aot. SHIPWRICSB.—On Batarday intelligence wee re ceived at Lloyd's of the total lots of the German enstgrant ship Johan Freidrich (Waiting, muter), on the Gunfhet Sands, booed from Bream to Charbron, with 150 'mi. greats. The noel etruck early es Friday morning; fortu nately her politico was animal, and a number of boats pot out from Berwick, and, notwithetandiag the heavy surf, at ' considerable pummel Mak, the owns soesooded In resoling the imam:len 1111 d WOW, with the lam, however, of their entire effects, the vessel having berme • wool wreck. The poor creatures were leaded fa • mit depierak state. Intel. kraal was oleo received of the Ma wreck of the (Mime ship Louise, oa the rocks of Caddish lalet, North /Medea This vessel was also bound from Bream to Beldame, with 200 emigrants. She struck on the alpha of the 7th loolleat. The molted describe the ewes as nut kassmilisg, the pew creators having to be healed up dill WA by tors; fortundely all, excepueg • female, wowed Willis/I=las Chet. fried, sad her lefeat,Sk e il lisa malbs, d, but, with one or two ormsptieno, all they Intelligens. We* also revolved of the by the of the Isabelle, Indium'. of Glawew, Othallair meter, is Pewit harbour. 111111111111 Sell tee plow ea the sight of the 31st of Aug..; last, and will sena a Ins of 15,00 W. on the nodose riten. Lenses renteed en Seftrisw at Lloyd's, dated Serneanode, On. 19, ansonnos the teat ism of the Beane& war lAMBl ship the Avoids_ ales, ea th e west mu Base. with several of bar wow deemed. The &Mee henna ia the maw of the eight of the Itlth, end the weraber of atea who midwife reported to be IS. The ship woo • new weed, and, with bas ememat, eat the matry 00,0001. TES 8111/1311111AD DOOM AND LIVZOPOOL op Commons. The following soorospoodosoo hi. appeared: Birkenhead Doek Treater' Mar, Dock yard, Biskeoleend, Ow 24, 11160.-Bir —On Wall .1 the trainees rid dim BNB., I have to amines tholr surprise at the yams Is Via eke Clamber of Ceinaessos appear to bow trots' the amenfootish otetle by the travois to Wass. ism% mei C 2., ea !wild la _ b - - lOW =pert peolesdage ofrte esseetir s of tiN dombee s , held as lisoday last. There eeeld 11111 is 4100111 a is the part et the Omelets to the esterghites trolimel with septet et the eurespead- UM Mail' 0.• ID "IN the peetellept elf Wet ow hely, hat SW =saber o with f Comm amid re 111 to the pupae el gosseik‘ no mads& te OBS Bea Osersittee, 'ea thi rsi stotee of allmftft am =JE s hip bootee& she ms for iptote th with • view peuesetbsi the treadle el dotheistli te Manhood? deo s rtaialY Malt eztreeedfory ea the pert of a meteelle betty who we @apposed to emelt tie gement webs deb Wile eat SOlMMilies if the Messy, leraysethe of heel petiodiste. The ereeless, ia to art applisolito made Ite Seek ezpressed Asir reedtoeet te the intuition* Of Antrim ships aid domes Indies teas Ilaresp,mai whisk they ek,ht reaseality bmtied he the eithewtsagnemes efillsOlos bar el Oeseltiese. shim Ihrastionosolelle pivot the Mel lilies they duel b amid et. I hew seats espy of this letter le the kr laseetito. an OM run very nepeethlty: W. Sasser Iled--Te Thome B. Iteq., President of the ester of CChestier el Oreemill• • 0 . 71 6 . .—eir,—la reply te year Mos einived thh,_,l•oteg, sunned to dm president of thieefiresker, I ma =mew te naiad yea that this Is the qdreepsel Mealier of Ceenterse.'-1 am, sir, per eltediest smolt gr a ed u j y ttoeswr Taoeow, lisceetszy.—W. aealeld, Bidreolieed pink Trot" THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1850. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lnazrooh, Our. 311.— TM oaks of sattas today us estimated at 7,0e0 halo MOD ad el Si I SOO Baru, 6Y 6 ; total Saes Thursday, 13,000. Os spassia. dos, 3,000. Tim market claws firmly, sad with a arsd• was with Friday's new, prises of =Ufa& p 118.110ZIST11, OCT. fabrics salted to the Wets Made, sad la some other deseriptioes eledoth then mestinaes to be a needy dimmed at about Tweedey's taws. 39 to 40 lack garde" 374 yards, 60 $n 64 reed, 7 lb. 14 as. to 8 lb. 6 Ds.; gold *sib, b. 104 d. to 9s. 44d. per gem; do. 66 reed, Bth 3 ea. to 81b 8,94.74 4 .40 91 . 10 4 4 .;0ar do. 72 reed, 91b. 4 es. to 91b. Bes , lle. to ILL 3d. There bee also bees s fair demand kw 36 inch shirtless, 374 yards, 66 need, 7 lb. 12 as., Ba. 74d. to ille. 44d. ; do. 72 reed, 8 lb. 6 on., 10e. to 11.. In printing goals began. ',steady, the ewes et oess. trams keeping stocks rather base, end the market Meld* I e domestics, though then Is sa fnereased demaad, pekoe ere still uaremanarative. In the yarn market, the impales given to the ewes of male twist, init• age to India (by the advisee per Overland mail t a r we to operate, sad tin advance on the rates n 1•0 week is folly per lb. ; 40'., good ~.Dads, 111 d. to .4 60's, do., 134 d. to Id.; 60's, do., 1414. to 16d. per lb. The uncertainty as to whether WWI will advance yet higher nukes spinnen hesLitte at sceeptheg large contracts. COMM, numbers oe yarn are taking the demand better, but rises have bat little improved. Water twist, No.'s 12 to 20, has been inquired tor: Good snoods, 12's, M. to 9M-; 20'8,104d. to 104 d. per lb. Low waste splutters of s eery (urinary denriptios an finding a market again. Semeeithe export houses to the Gaited States of Leanne have Mbar overshot the market, and gigged the whet Indi= which hug on hand, but still some of the large a dealers are doing stilt extent of badger. WOOLLEN CLOTE.—Lamea, Oar. 26.—We have mit change to report to the state of the sasrkst ; a very psi business has bees to-dry. It. the wszahottses Mae, especially t►em sapplytog the home market, emaiderable muvity pee- LINEN.—.BILLTAIIT, Oar. 26.—1 n Largan, extessive pur chaser were mad• in lawns, diapen, cad damask* for the Ame rican market. Lirp orders arrived by the late sail treat the Milted Shasta, printed 26 sad 30 Instils's& Farther similar tarsus are topers* tor ems time, the American lanes preferring, sad being able to pastime, Irian lines eambrie drams at 2e. 6d. prr yard, rather than marlin at L. per yaed.—Berne► of Maw. HARDWARE —Binnino ULM, Ocr. 26.—Busiame here swatinuos to be remortieb,y brisk. In many branch.' orders are rather gaiaiog upon Om saaeufacturen' swans of protium than otherwise. No doubt new sable but that we shall hems a good trade throughout the cantor. The home trade, sops. cially in the north, la decidedly improving. BREAD.-00t. 26.—The prises of Wheats Bread is the liotropolis ere how 7d. to 7 ed.; of household ditto, 54. to 60. per 41b. loaf. POULTRY, ae.—NIROATII AND LIADZNIIALL, Oct 26. 9s; sosse, 4A. Od. to la 0d..; docks, la Gdas *s. — to: u to 9s s lo to Is. 9 d.; wOlds.,lld. to Is ; ptgeseq,s4. Ss bd. I roastlig pip, Is. Od. to to. each; Bonet fowls, 7s to to.; ditto. obisiums, ti Od. to 7s. Od. ; tomeloor fowls, as. to 3s ed. per soya& aorlisb me, IA to ea. 9d, ; Tomb ditto, 7s. to 7s. ; sod lila ditto, Gs. Id. to 7e. per 100. tea batter, tOd. to Is. Id. pie lb. Putrid's., ist ls. bd.• bars.. 3s. to se. , leverets, 7a to as.; wow. Bs bd. to UK; littaiants, I. to 4s. id.; tad toil, d 4 to Is. mob. • • 1 7 111H.—Brum1Oeown,Ocr 28.-Bslakon, Is. 6d. to la dd. pa Ila.; tortots, b. tolo4. ; and IWO& to 45.; MUM, 6d. to Is Od. tub ; mem Mae, 10d. to 2s. pee, pear • do. moll, Is. 104.10 Is. par down; 4421, 7d. to Ild. par Lb.; leestik U. to Is MI. ; ergs, If. to Is. Od. soh ; shrimps, 10. sto Is. pre gallon; orswoh MAIL per lb. ; adieu, U. to 44. ooh; whltimp,l4. Id. WU. Id. par dos.; mei% Is. Ud. to Is. dd. per doh; sisskorsh Od. to Od.oleh ; *Ms, • to IL; emoms. 94. to Is. Od; koddoeks 44. U. Id. ; ditto. dried, Mao hi mob . aro Is. to ; pike, Is M. to Ss. earl; skate. Id. to 4d. per lb ; hash burlap; Is. to Is dd. per WO. trystothecesmes, Is. to 12e. ; ditto, Natives, KM to is pa bushel. CORN.—Arnoven, Oct.26.—Our market this manioc wr tolerably wall mapped with Wheat. bat the balked the eagply was indifferent, sad comparatively litUs baMasas wrs trammeled at the quotations of this day womb. Barley was to mom requaat, and the Noise melting masplas were tally as dear. Oats. Beam sad Peas were ma • brisk sale, tbougb folly maistandag last week's prima. Wheat, okl, 40a. to 435. per qr. ; new, 30s. to 40e. Barley, old. lla to 235.; choir new, 235. to 36.. Oats, 17s. to 20s. Bream Pas. to 36e. Peas, Ma. to 301. Malt, Hs. to 365. Tams, 4s. 6d. to U. 6d. per wad. Nom, 19s. to 30s. per sack. - - ATLI/I/MUT, Oat. 28 —There was a large supply of Wheat Eat a very moderate demand, barely mairdalnlog lam week% Woes: All mbar Mods toe tarn eheaper. %beat, per load of 5 gra, 10e. to 111. Barley, 21s. to 2k per qr. Beam, Ms. to 39a Pw, 3111. to SW Oats, las to 52a. Vetches, 42• to Us. BATH, Oct. 26,—We have had a good supply of all kinds strafe, which sold at mach the suns prima um Weds, week. BIRDWORD, Ott. 26.—Oar marhats have beta well top. pl - ed tbtt da• with all kinds of eon, and wet see portages to alter the quotations of of article. Th. best Wisest fully toalahnsad last week's prices ; Interior rather cull deals. Barley, Baas, Per, and Oats, at hen week's prim. Bzuwici, O. 28.—Ws bola fall Mundane* at to .day's market., and preeil may be wineidered Name es kit week, with th e exception el Barley, which wee bought es railer easier tea. • • BOSTON, Oct. 26.—Wa have had • fair show of Wheat to with a doll gab at barely Wadaraday's prlcro lama reds =akin 40e. and 41a. Scarcely pay wt , to Wheat offering; sod bat little doing bother pato. e BLANDIOND, Get. 26.—Last week's pekes won wall supported ft the bee erapies of Wheat. but In earequesee of 'large supply the Weell, ruled doll,sad math reseeleed aro* neer, un altered la value. Mae barley, for saaltlog, wee ht fair request, at the extern. rates of this ..y week. Old Malt fully as dea; sew is row request. to wog rota but little dorm at Error pier. Wheat, old, Ilea to tie • . sew, We. to 40a. Barley, old. lea to 13a. ; raw, lea ti 235. Oslo, eid, IS, to We ; new, ITs. to 30s. Beans, tO.. 345. ; new, U.. Peso, Ns to Us. par qr. Floor , fins, 10s. ; moods, ns.per Asa. mac, U, a Is. N. p.r bade* Chisholm., Oat. 26.— TM boot Waist sad Barley mad* ae wook swag to&I as lot week, bet seredery torts were quits twelfth* ef which the larger rem refeamplas shown wr3 tow prier. Whest, red, Ma. ift; ebbe, ss. Barley, 17s. to We. Beene, fft. to 30e. Pelt, ms. So 30e. Oats, to Wes. CAWIII.IIII/11T, Oct.26.—We had but a street supply, sad wives rather better. Wheat, white, 40.. to 45a.; Wows, aft to 41e. Beery, 15s. to via Ae ., 32a. Saw, Oa. to 20s. Peas, teu to its Casulaus, Oat. 26.—The supply of Wheat sad all other blab of grain was good at oar market to-day, with a brisk &mad. Prim remit the roe as het week. COLCUISTIM, Oct. 26.—The supply of Wheat is to-day musty la the carers, sad last week's rates are realised for all de. tertptlsoa. Pine Barley la Inquired slier- secoedary rad qeLed.ns qualities soil slowly at Irregular meta Dims rd Per are not tree ale, though tale is so material alteredea la pekes. 01.00C11111111, Oct. 26 —At our eastitt Shia day tk• Baggy of Bartok Wheat wee pleatfol, sad Ur mks olholod wee at r Is mosey. la testa than wore Tony kw .1. rivet* lie re latively low vales of &Oka torolog rollien to rth Cook por clia‘ing. Pulish Odom worth Mat 41e.; used to las ammo, Ste. each per UM& T. stet solo la Sawa sal Rorke, le.= decline mast be au d itedto. Oatmove et vary slowly at prima Want, Bap* with per lop. qr., M. to 41e.; rod, Nato 40604. Diode twills Ositasaree), per 48010 e, 44e. to M.; tilialta, We. to 416 ; Woes, 47 1 1 sad 6,5. Ws.; lord, lids. to Vis=, 411110a.ploollos=TO litL; lealtbig, per ltdr.g z 21 Z roV i ktik Dor SW, pkilog. Ilk Mt. tolls. to 140.; MAL ; nada& to r ga lli tsko, &sepals, woo 86114.;ht. btoobol. ie. Is w t V e ; lile tat; per les., ha biab, as. lid. to M. =l ll WeidsiM white, per Unto toITI: 61. 17a. 04.; Wir T Ili to 161.44.; Welsh, Week 145. ed. to os.; Ds. to las. M. Peru breaker; per hiperial Web, =r l 46 M. to hrellia, 41e. 44. 44. grey aad Walser. per Ikk, So. lid. to ; imam Pa 11.1. to OIL Lar% s o. to Dar* So. ad. to 4d. Moor. boot work, Sta. to Ilk. Llama' Oak% howl, per tea, di. 10a. to 71. kr Ike womb waft OM. Wbsot. 111 ; bulgy, 447; oal6 lAN; Beams, MIL - GOILD 101 ID, Oct. 26.—Oar supply of Wheat wet putty Nod. Coaddreable salsastica la the trade prevailed, a large aseetaet lieleres belea trammeled at the rates via& bare for the led by weeks kin eansas. Want, old Us. to ISO& ; wow, ida to 47a. lbW. 113,. lo 211 e. ifs to 112 a linarean, Oat. 26.—Tbars warn bat moderato activity 4 aaar viatiost, and Fier flank with mutely ray altarafica tram cascatima BRILTIORD, Oat. p 26.—Th. Whilst trade todsy dull, at lest week's prim; ear lugs. Barley In good sap*, at portico Wag of idtetw event, esu.-d the trade to roNs MP, at It per gr. lees wary for the Interior amplest b st week aide tell r • reels mosey. very Buie defog Is Oats. Dios the asue. Yeas and ham folly es deer. %heat, ris. to sea. p toed. Barley, les. to lb. per gr. Oats, lea to 22e. Peso, lea to its. per had. boas, Ws. to eta Tam, to.. to I. Bye, Hs. to lie. - - - KANDAL, Oct 26.—At this Mertiag's wearicet we bad a r oad at Whea t la3th ...a.i oad Oats; of the , h for t rrr Wen wee a . go l r o Wtr mid Meet the ems mire week ; gooletiose, however, reimaso the ems. Wheat, SID. N. to M. Id. pie toed et SO Howe. Oat., Mate 4 pat New& _ Lumina", On. 116.—Thato woo a soot supply of Wlblllt at motion this marotor. Nab tar obi& woo tam at tar lota prim. Oatmeal without aho y. Whoa INA% Ma. to 2:s. ild. prt 40411 a. Iles" Us. to 17a. ;or sl i m. 08Inni. Ns. to Us. Of. pr Wass Nimmons'. at. 16.—Nooloon it mit ortiiio them tor west los Woo trolool to tha oink of • amolatato aimmettro olatomml. at the ono. et Der le*. Ms mos Ulf Ile al del our mina %wily, rod Ira moat ths ostalitima at oar Le limasomoom. at. 21.-I'xolo was w hare supply to day, and stein guiltier at Wirtatlor se :4 wan to dima•C with. midi= la wain bet lir Woo sots the bras vos bosh sad W. hoodoo r. ildOonno enn work Wen is n ban nVlt ratatf NNW{ imo vototioo ma. • penal. TO tamoallass to Whet MOM ono at a analail caw - 11 realm sollatomloilloo von 411 natty oroloof. Wm; M. M. Om Mk am No. lo Mt. 1 / 1 11./f. MAI M.; paw Otia. M. M. ft no.; saw, M. Dom Of& to No 1.•-; M. to M. ram op por v. 164, A. lo Vim. M. to Ito. formi. Vokolon. M. GIL to fa Fr MOL - - 14 swoorMterow-Tinsz, Oct l6—Tae walk". the work hes Imis aomeallattly sot, ma nada 07 is bet: es tops' &kW stop le NON opmetterm esli Mohr 1 4 RINg. The trade modes the peameateeelt los Mei elmW 101 Ohm. whim& blame. • Ile meta et beim ha hem Ole la mot meliolme at oety eon= nivs. Mar add Ois warolos we hal • Itipm=ly et Wheat las dim proate. med aotolth dot the were ma imelmo Ihe lomieltellulthiablely Ire imam if Web owl to saw arkierm If Wore searrOt ors vavasszy mobs a alpha oes. tries; oath matieley Imago. leseerreAl: WA Ira* bar Iva isurmillsruseami. ler reiem the wee bee elk% Imme la No vein vs Mee leele verbatlis la gala. la do, segmath mill se = oppom sa imal limlee well Mt sinew igemadeee. Willmo kype a mm:lthe *inn quililem m aim lhir veto. Ihe wail Aeolis balk igoop po swab^ bine Ilk Alm% le Iwo male pawn allpei omitiellma wall have onessorr. lehollag ores cam* OD lee a oho elm Meek exm a ma mer idig : Mod antWelpelaTaft per go. rig Maw ore meirosolgo. Ude. mem Bs% ampereftekeiglesioL la now fai moo Awn& too gloat IMO on vorod i al well Ike* Isomod 27a. WM& par qr., ode*, as& psi wooer v. von Nen lag* eipplid by cm nil ell Postrlplarp seat arlatle psalm theses At.immlo Ilitteta': Want, ameatshem I, lo t a p tito d % corstorba Oh annoy eametwite, 1.110; mat. who, 70. pm{ u or& rim.% NAL Nawroor (law or WIOZT). OIL 1 a—Wiliat nst a moo so* re mew Mabee Orley, el pot gr. low. Oat; Boar. mod Pen • peel ale. at fally Werke& Nortumu. Oak 26. Our market trir r are freely Wiewalk aerffir mom hr to boll %At or Wrist. llirut ad Way. Sr Ira sort ..y is W is far Atlr r err lor sisk, MO rad. rot s sa allOt so *di vidr re et fi NO ns to amply. Tail Mr OW la sear prm. sal prim swarm. . . - - - I'ITEMSOIOII9II, Cht. ooly • ossiorsto show of Whenis4lo7, hot eters prim men erne Nadu lab, red Whatt, 416. qr. A better sopa if meter cena am la* L. por V. dearer. Delp sad pan mare' ta yams PICWOara. Oct. 2 , 11 —Alms is air ilsassod ime l?T Is our esouttam; dmawake kr Nod Seabed more ratee 1.11••• bat ham mode dr Ode. leaky. kg, wlti• • ilk wOlf• Wheat, white, let. le lel. 10a; rod N. to M. its. per mod. Wier, melds& Wa to la; arladag, rfa to 24A. per qr. OW, lea to 176. Pam d7a s, dos, Posashit A. 06 SU - Parrot, Oat. It.—TM atri•ak ere tea f.lr umntet vs& date ear egret albs Ittb Let. bet Mk riddles Yu or urea k Oka via umbel. sod Mare bat tembel Ord, le Tie; idle kr Oatmeal re Mae emparkersd • pet dmiedod Inter prom Welled • Irk dowel IMO* Whose et ear serest If 9 rarbet ; lab media emoreded atuft die at ulnae mks, sod ere 'Sri and ant at mealkosit pm* eft mg:Mew 6111111.117. Th e =Were bodes woe OM re isdr art t tba wok. la lade wea a k !lea relMle. et ptele loth' ard we desetssie balder Zeal* la pad emillan Mar alb readid at lad lustre V Obit et heed Itstre, , dude Yak s. New Oak tread Ittr. eel ea, wit tuft I lain dewy wall be pdd tr ei T me nedee. Old. sir raurp. Oatmeal antledeg to mat d read tesureme, rood qa.litios tam Improval put kid. Nikki at Warr RSA DINO, Out.!{—W. bed abut' reweesuapply of Mbar at this Ws made.. ad se twerage ameatet bedlam rear eated, at tar n*S Of rat lsr. Mirka simies st Parley Wm" but ohs lured tar Ole iraelpdid k wry bray. at • plaeattas at of la. per qr.. irldir wallied rads u• same, sad Yokel kr, at full prism Now Osto smo light, sad a heavy ria r Le as Pw per qr.; old sr* derea, ad rearm ler to iiw par qr. lam art Pas witboU alterars. ihiraor Watnitx, Oat. 27.—W - best • good ripply. Ma to 401.; Tabora Nw par qr. Barra arida', IS.. to 19e.; proraa 19s. to Zia Heel, ; good old ors, it Per VA.; ad. his. Otte, Ilk. to Ile. dd. - SZAPltheutrau. Oct. 96—The moldy if Wheat at OW matheteedey good ;be pings reallmd het wish% pikes; but bib der mete** la trier et, liot rises the fora fa Snow et the fartimass. lansy awl beet Wl* emples met a s lwareawal aliond, " TtZig=emetwee pima; *Yaw meg. slow seem* Of ether artistes the Web wee 11064 it Maw rifts. MUM arid* Wu to 445.; sew. Vb. to a 4.; red. agu a* beW, Its. to ifs. OW. 17s. to los. Bass% Iv& to les. Pass, SI& te SU. Nark als. to Ma per qr. Tarts, Ise/. Is M. pm bestial. Moan te 0011. ear ask. tbIIIIIWOBVILT, ON. 26.—There was a fair supply of thleet, %nay. sad OM* tide We market, width met with • good dimowl, at rally het prima. • - WARMINSTER, Oat. —Ws Itad a toll attendance, and then yr • large =Bob of Mont. A largo gonna of the new was et tanner Violin. sidle amp ersitisa. Oil sampirs toy men tined know nu% mg gene wan a lath woladeo fa prime gene rally. • wog nen p anown et lnelmoe was worth& Ito en} ply ot Mriey w leggin Ina own dm opal to the danint; lea notadderandiag, nen boolown was deos than len wed. Priam &- Wan la. per qr. Wo bon so elterrenn es goon In the ;else ot any Wan mien Meat width. gen ; nd, Itla b 42a. ; row, Us. to Os. belay, old, leg to lin ; aew. ft*. Cob, 17e. to no. Dam, NIL te aft Pro. ne. to tga. Malt, Na to la. per or. Tarn. ft. N. to Oa. per InebeL Roar, 30e. to 3M. per reek. WInCIaWITZ. OM. !6—We had a tbin attendance to day mid ear Inaba sort nnes la be moll supplied with wheat. The trade was very Ma; Yet of Wheat maintained former prima Indira esseaskryaattylea wen calor to boy. Melting Barley we. la bur domed, willing oboes to Talmo ; Weise man slowly, barely =424 , a15 . OW, San, mad Nes may be placed at lac with with a doll sole. Wheat, old, W. to W. ; new, Me. to W. old, M. to Its. ; new, 2le. to bp- Oat., black, 117 e. to Ma; white, 141.. t0m Beans, Egyptian, Ma to W. 'tartish, Ida to ns. Psis, Ma. to M. Malt, SM. to W. per qr. rot -, Ilds. to 31s. per mark. Tam, 4a. dd. to ta. per babel. - - • • Wleoggs, Oct at -Is COM queues of the fanners being =din the Saida and a Rage supply of mustard seed, we have emon supply at hire imday. Wheat of all kinds fetches Yet workle prism, sod the mime may be said of all other 'WM/ie. Wheat, old, white, Ma to 47e. estra, 47.. per qr.; red, 40a. to 43e.; extra, 44e, ; sew white, S t.. to 425.; extra, 43a.; red, 01e. to Its.; men, 43e. 00M, old, 11‘d. to Std. per stow; new, ad. to Ild. Beene, obi, Mi. to 39a pee qr. Woncerrak, Oat. 118.-There was an inemued supply of Wheat Ikon the Omen Imday, and the trade ruled doll with the torn is favour of the buyer. Barley malealned its mine, with rather more doing. Oste we taken le watt at the price. of Ws ' day es'oniskt. Beam to limbed desmod. Pea. more inquired for. Iroax, Oct. 26.-We sr• bettor .up,ilied with Wheat to day, and prices have ruled melt the sense as last week. Reeky, of ilne malting quality, Is Its per qr. dearer; other qualities as before. In Cale and Beans no alteration. Wheat, white, 440. to 43e. per iron. qr., Pes. to 41e. Barley, mani Mc to non grinding, les. to Its. Nalt, 3 0 ... to 62e. Oda, Id. t! id. per sor 141 M. Maur, Ifie. to 33.. per sank of 211011:e. DUBLIN, Oat. 26.-We continue to have but a mod.rate supply of grain at mute:. There wro a fair demand for all blade of home grain, end la some Instances • email advance wee re.lised on each description. Indian Corn is title demand, but previous prima supported Prime: Wheat, whits, Me. to 235. dd.; red, lee. to Ti'. Berkey 10s. to Ilsi. 3d. Bum 9.. to 9.. 6d. UAW, Os. 3d. to 9a. 6d. Mr barrel, Rapeseed, Mako 225. Id, Oatmeal, 9s. Id. to 10e. 6d. Floor, seemids, 13s. to 16.. per cut. iodise Corn, 27.. to Si.. Cid. per 48010 s. WILMIkPonD, Oct. 28.-Oar supplies of grain, both from allocad tad of home prcdooe have been very sen3 l l this week. The trade Us exhibited more buoy.mer then of late, sod oonsideratiN %Mom has been dope in Wheat, from ornery and .00.1, at 1n . proving prices. We gabs advance of 3d. per b.rrel aWe grill ranee Saturday last. Balky meets • good Inquiry, and is lolly Ott. per banal draw ea the week. There Is also an active demand for Oats, at an advance DIM. peer barrel. Indian Corn condoms steadily In domed, sod an fresh pawls must hs again slanted OM petit. "lW" hl:her. DemegedlegsarealsoesMer toeel at a small laprovs moat on kart rates. No Amp in Flour. The follosing am the present WM , I Ilndrled: teat, white, per 40 'tone, NM to no. gad; red WU, Om id. to Us. M.; 'hipping, 19e to Ma ed. Barley, statism pen IR My Ilse ft to 12 e ; leading. 9'. ed. to 10611 d. Oats M whlt a tAl: g etogia as. Id. to ga. 7d. ; Wok, Se. to Ile. . Dried and : Wheat, Irish mill, per 20 atom, 23e. Id. to Ms. ; , 245. 3d. to 27a. 91; Nilb Odessa, 23.. Id. to 9Y. M.; Bella, Ms. Id. to 23*. Od. Barley, 'erg, per 111 steam Ila. id, to Its. Oat., white, per 14 mom, fa to le. M.; Meek, as M. Yea Id. Floor, &online*, per met, SOa Id. to SM.; monde, les. to Ms. ; thirds, 20.. to lie. ; Murtha 17s. to les. Lam Corm per 10.5., Danube, lax Cd. to Ile. GI; American, yellow mad tel joi l+o 4 d. so 17s. 9d. Egyptian and Par- Moses, lip to lee 3d.; for tattle, lie. to 1 Bd. Indian Corn Meal, per set., la id. to a. ad. Oatmeal. 9.. to ft . gd. Bran, per 6 steam, 31.9 d. to Y. leyt.to Ale week: Whet, 011 qrs.; To. Mao Corn, 2,000; Moor, 223 bernis. Exports : Whet', 90 Were's; Barley, ; Oats, 4304; Veer, 2,427 eseb; Oainme , , 040 coil. KIRKCALDY, Oat. 26.—We base bad a weak of Rood weather too tM melee Mate year; roan rata ban fallen, whkh 'I warmed IQ Or grand to receive the seed wbeat. At our smarmy muter. Ws mak we bad "wit d sopplas of al Wads of grain. Ileles rawly, partlealarly far Barley, Mika was again 61. r or. Ismer. Sere to.day we lad good supplies of all kinds of grabs. Mbem, trier ta Mom/ gre used, brouebt la sdresce. Barley so Oats told 'lowly, °whip te Melt mime Ling asud, bat bal-bod at about last day's rates. Wbaat, Ms. to 465. per qr. Barley, lea to PM Oats, 17a, to Ms. Oatmeal, par beg at Melba , Mb. to bea. There hes bees a Stir demand for cheese for export, and prices rale low. Good cheese has been ahipppd at 6/ to 61e. per lb. NAVAL STolllll.—Roapth turpentine bas been sold pretty freely at 2 dole 60 a Spirits of Turpentine, 3210. to 33e., and 34 mate. mob ; 120 casks of white rosin have been sold within the last three days at 2 dole. 60e. to 3 dole. 60e.; for export at ls. 6d. per barrel. Common rosin told freely at 1 dole. 371 e. for Wilmington, sad 1 dole 30c. for North County, delivered. Roma—The stock is light ; the list sale of Wilmington wee at 1 doL 36e. ; N. Comity, 1 dol. 25. POTAUL—In demand at 61 dol. Paatu.e are heavy at 6 dots. 8110. to 6 dole. 8710., with sales of 100 barrels. w.7l4;iiing doing for export ; sales us making to .seamen at 71 for first quality. Unix—lnterior is scares ; good to prime is selling at 71 WAsuntoxs is firmly held for an 'dunes, which has been paid for 20 to 26,0001ba. Polar; we now quota 39 to 895. The last sales ot north-west were on guests term.; , 37 to 88 is now mked for prime lots N. W. or Bunkum ; the latter is very ware*. Wau.3 Om remains steady; 400 barrels ground tier were taken (or export at 53 ; selected oil brings 66. Fauoars.—To Eu epe freights are dull. The stock of sotto* in this market being light, there is but little induce ment offered to shippers at the present Europea n prices Engagements have be mods for *piton to Liverpool at 1 dol. per bale; Blur, is. 3d. to Is 4d. ; grain, 4d.; naval store, is. ed.; @bete., 26.. To Glasgow, floor, Is. fid. to le. 9d.; cheese, 22e. To Antwerp, cotton, 5d.; whalebone, Id. To Hamburg, ashes, dye-woods, ite., 20i. ' • cotton, sd. to Amsterdam, , 20e. To Landon, tobacco , 20.. to 25e ; flour le. ed. to Is 9d. • measurement goods, 20. . to 30.. ToHavre, cotton, Id. ; Lau, ries, Ac., 8 dole. ; whalebone, Id. to - NEW ORLEANS, OCT. 12,1660. The Europa's news is received. Caton is quiet; the sales have been 1,600 bales, at easier priests. Lest week's transactions roach 13,000 bales. Rice is 4 dole 60 c. Sugar and molasses are firm. Coffee quiet, and provisions are im- Prlrrinfl• (Prom the New Orleans Crest:era, Oct. S.) COSTOIt Cnoe.—As will be observed in our several sr. tides under this bead, we have profe,sed the most sincere desire to be governed only by facts, and such information as we felt assured would be genuine and reliable; and we now repeat, that we have not the slightest interest in main* any statement, or giving any opinion in regard to the condi doe and prospects of the growing crop of cotton, but such as are truthful and warranted by the actual state of the case. Besides, we believe there is no motive to mislead, for one or two hundred thousand bales of cotton would make but little difference in the entire crop in its effect on prices. Oar only object and desire is to be accurate in our opinions and judgment, which we feel confident will, as the season prove/see, stand the test, and be confirmed by the result. In our article of the 14:b of September, we stated— " Factors ars quite firm in demanding ex;reme rates, and appear not at all influenced by any downward movement in Liverpool, feeling entirely convinced that such having been produced by ersgsarated estimates caused by the favourable weather in July; and when the true state of the crop is mad. known, • very decided reaction must ensue. " The fact of one short crop of cotton being followed by another, has its effect in producing the billet that when the truth is fully estab'ished on the other side of the water, which must now be the case in a few weeks, prices must go up ma• serially both abroad and at home." Prom all parts of the cotton country the accounts received during the month of September were more and more un favourable, and the reports of half crops, poor picking, and great loss by shedding of forms and bolls, are confirmed, and'' continue up to the present time. Every week lower estimates of their cope come from the planters; and by the packets of this week, the opinion that picking will cease unusually early, sipears quite general. Many state that the crop will be mostly gathered during October. From South Mississippi, say eolith of a line drawn from Vicksburg, where the crop wee most promising, and a de cided increase over last year's yield was confidently en potted. we now learn that such increase is quite doubtful, and, If any, it wilt be very trifling. The hill crops in that region have suffered terrib y, and scarcely any top crop will be made. _ . North of the above line, it is admitted that the crop must prove quite short of lut year's yield. From Alabama and the Atlantic states we ►are full confir• matieu of the poor state of the crops, and how we are to make a crop equal to the put one becomes every day more and more doubtful. Besides, we have nit entered October, and have to run the risk of bad weather and an early frost, either of which would greatly diminish the yield. With such estate of the eau before them, factors continue reluctant to sell the cotton under their control, except at advanced rates; with many the bulk of their receipts are . . . The demand during the week has been active, and only checked by the limited supply, and the full prices required. The whole force of the ootton region are now picking, and the receipts during tne sent flee or sin weeks will no doubt be large—this is not unusual in short crop years—it takes heavy receipts in January, February, and March, to make large crops. The advance in this market up to Thursday evening is a quarter of a cent. The stiect of the Cambric's educes may not appear until next week. CANADIAN MARKETS. MONTREAL, Om. 12. The market during the week has been g Ily active, and produce, in large quantities, of all kinds has been ar riving, yid the canal, from Western Canada, which, together with the lateuese of the *eases, has caused a downward die. position of rice' ; and these souses have produced a cor respondingly oppo-ite effect on freights and insurance. Our quotations below are founded on actual transactions. Ashes have fisetuated coati lerably during the week. In pearls several parcels have changed hands at 2111. 6d. sines Wednesday; and to-day we have heard of a traria 10. tion at 2118., but buyers are now holding back, not feeling inclined to purchase until in receipt of their letters by this Europe. pota, mixed parcels, firsts, seconds, and thirds, have been sold at 32e. 6d.; firsts are worth 335. ; in some is stances seconds and thirds have been sold • shade under 324. 6d.; this price, however, was offered to-day, and we have heard of • transaction of mined to-day at 32.. A con siderable number of general buyers from Wester. Canada are at present in the market. We give below • list of quota doze at wholesale pries.: Asaza.-Pearls, 28e. to 28s. 6d.; pot., 31s. 6d. to 325. 9d. PLODS -Superfine, 20s. 9d. to 21s. per barrel; No. 2, 201. to 20s. 6d. ; fine, 19s. 6d. to 20e.; sour, 18s. 9d. to 195.- Oatmeal, 18s. to 181.3 d. OWN, PIA", &e.-Western wheat, mind, 4e. 7d. to 41. lid.; L. C., red, 4s. 6d. to 4s. 7d. Barley, 2e. 4d. to 2e. 61. Pew., 2s. 10d. to 3a. Oats, Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. Indian meal, 14e. Bd. Puovunorse.-Pork, mew, 131 doh.; prime mew, 111 to lie dols.; prime, 105 to 101 dole. FIIII4IIITIL-To Cilsert•ow : Flour, 3e. 6d. to 3e. 9d. ; ashes, 265.; grain, 7s. To Liverpool: Fleur, 3s. 9d. ; ashes, 26e. to 27e. 6d. ; grain, 7e. to 7s. 6d. To London: Flora, 3s. to 31.64.; ashes, 265. ; grain, 6s. 62. to 7s. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY. Ocv. 28. 1850. The State of the Weather at each of the followiag please at Nine o'clock on Saturday Horning.—The statism are arrant* in order of latitude. Nam et Mrs. Owes el Riau. "=.°` Nato ot Wismar, Domani 'Emmons (Danis) Maims Baisainer ftgasars Bum GIABOWICK --_ _ &i._._-- • Comm" Cams= cam HOLTdi We Warcoursx Bantosaas Path, Iniume Ca!g° Gentle Bream Geniis Droves °oath From o_ Brume Osath Inas Omni area LOA Ake Goma Irmo Ordeltere Goa Breen Clusils lkorm Omits Bram arms Ilrosse Olga arum Aseillellaffs Ma _ _ _ Gm&Orem Garth... INseas Brew Itlvessllmes Oak! . Hard Wieel Iliressanses Wrap Draw Oda _ _ Om& Sews Oa& ell! Prouty Partially Cloudy Overcoat Partially Coady Foil 7 Omani Ovens* Overaut Ovanant Overeat Owled iiiii Partia!!7 Coady loitilij CTooley Perlally Coady lankily Coady Coady Port!id!y Coady amay Medlar Partially Cloudy Ts y camas aorta y l Partiall Mal Ida Portia, Maar Mean Overcast Overeat Pentane Oteadless Goody Cloookes AMERICAN MARKETS. NEW YORK, Monnax Moir, Ocr. 14. Since the departure of the Atlantic for Liverpool, on Sa turday lest, no material alteration has taken place in stocks. United States and New York State Securities are in active demand at quotations, bat, owing to the email amount offer ins, only a limited badness has been done. In Ohio and ' other state stock the transactions have been to fair extent, at steady advancing rates. The abundance of money, and low rates of interest, hays had a tendency to sustain the specu lative movement in what are generally termed "fancy stock.," such as Morrie Canal, Farmers' Loan, &e., &0., the prices of which have advanced materially of late, but will probably decline as quickly, as soon as the principa movers have ' I accomplished their object. In every department of finance titers seems to be au abundant supply of money. The returns of our banks ox-abit an Inc,. am in the stock of precious metals on deposit in the hacks and In the trahlreasnry for the last quarter, oomparod with those =Mai 30th June Isar, of about 20 per gent. This increase Is in the /see of a steady export demand Is, foreign coins—equal to an avenge of 370,000 dole. pot wotk; with a reaaosable prospect foe a dechne in the high rates now ruling for foreign exahange, and regular supplies of gold frost California, a low range of interest for money, with a good supply of it, will doubtless exist for omit timei to come. Since oar laM report, than is no new feature in monetary affairs, sad no alteration in the rate of interest. The September returns albs Bank of America have ben reoeived, but do not differ matenally from these of the se cond quarter, except In the item of "specie,' which is 307,208 dole. leas than in June, which was embraced In the tables published yesterday. The amount of cola in the bank consequently is Mooed intt that amount from our estimate. The returns of the Flag: Bank, the only one now out standing, are not yet prepared. Excsanon.—With a good demand, the rates of foreign exchange to.rarnit by the Boston steamer on Wednesday, have been firm, at n advance in rates... For sterling awn has bean considerable doing, at 1101 to 1101, and 111 to 1101 tag b. considered the, aisiwttw rats for wading bills. Balls of pandas* bills haws bass wads order thew gaotatioas. The following is !TM F. L. Taken and Co.'s Circular, per Cambria: Now road, Ocr. 14. Corros.—Onr last waylay of lb. sadist was writtan for the Atlantic, on the 11th (net. Tao Islas of Satuitlay,l2th, were 1,600 Wei, at fall Wows. To-day ths mho reported out 'Champ wars 1,600 balsa. - - - . _ All COM 00M00111. Otrto Oman. WNW oar on solo ... now on Ws. crasar, to rod oterry 1; to 111 ... Isl to 14 sudieng to rood uld. -, 14 to 11 ... 1 to Iq air to air 1 to 1 4 ... 1 to 15i yv,Wa la goillair -.— Gamma, Chitam.—We have ao improvement to notice in the advises Anna tie Smith ; on the contrary the estimates are redwing tanevay annals ' aid 2,100 , 000 bales, or a amp aet varying y fro. that of lan 1411100, appeals to ha the wit owed teem et the advises reserved. T. Ni me Go M pall anhearibe, wields. to be isms folly Waned ebb woad to No Owlets tributary to Maw Odom. . — The esseasts of Who hest at Memphis are seeilised by i s k sig h imp New Orissa', sad the last violation of mid dye Igo life. es Saturday, 12S—bat the Zurepa's froeusable advisee had as, we Sisk, had their Mhos ?Lova —TM sakes today has best firs, with a good &mad for hose lea =pet The supplies are free but sot heavy Ise the SIMI. We galas Oswego breads at 4 ha. Stle. to 4 Ash. Mee., sod mbar sivelpht State at 4 dole. ills, to 4 his. Ma Obis ral Mishlpe, 4 doh. 0/4e. to Odds 711 e. ; pas G MT, 6 dels. to 6 doh. 26e. No. 2, =M3 gels. 75a to 4 deb. Us. base le searee, and k. NO. to 44als. lies Ossolias (sow) is is light supply. sad Mid et 4 doh des. to 4 del.. 755. Statham 4 8 1; at 4 dela. Ms. le lash Rye dour, 3 deb. leo. to 3 dela. lie. Ca seal. 3 del ilia he Jassy. Clases—Whsakis saw gieolihd, will a sedates do ssed ; pains esothres elthest sash drags. selh at 114 e. to 117 e. =snood s a t teTt 110.. Obis rad, 103 s. bead. I to 110.. Rye is grist at 70s. Seeley is seers, sad geed Ma ples hold at 75a t. 60a OM are is dna regent et AL to 41s. he Northam, sad as. hr Jassy. Who Cora le held at 66e. forsottera asked, mil 64e. to he rood islow. Paovistoos.—llan wok Is den et ULU to 10.1174 isle sod prima 6 374 dolt. _ trilialaa without sheep. Lea cof good quality is ia pretty ttlr thatead at 74 to 7141. Drama MP 111 7 h• 4 0045 at el NW bat it Is yet too surly for he Airmen to end la Stele soppy. N.W. THIS DAY. Nom. Cheer ct Wind. Weds* et Mod. elate of WeasbiL, W. Guide asses. Ors ant The returns boa the Miming plane did ace mash this Lea, is ties ter pablisedea on nate:den airy awakes Waded the date et the weather ea Friday amiss et aims °Week. Cosa . . ....- ..--. N.W. You.nolua DUNDALK Kuienows (Dvaux) &1-. Poou N.K. You WitrrsT N.E. Wurruisilas Dow= ....... ..... . 11 1= 37 Mad —;ate Partially Good/ °mast Lied Brew C NI Deems I' ends Mans I eking awn ernalreme I G l ods awe • ids Nab airs Oscals Breen ia;tlaliy Cloudy Partially Oka* COLLISION ON THE Boors WESTERN RAILWAY.- Iwet night an accident of an alansitsa character occurred on the South Western Railwry, neer the d station. The 6.30 train from Waterloo to Windsor having left at the usual time, proceeded as far am Richmond without interruption, sod shortly answer& a train of empty carriaie n s f from Twickenham mass akag **Paellas of sastals. Ow to the damp Woes ef the weather, sad the gnat quantity o loam whit& lad fallen from the trees and settled upon the rail., MAW .1111 latter marmaely to that the Windsor train lam/ gems allksilty fa up the in over the rive, mai gm mmagnistoo was that the Twickenham train overtook the peseakieg ale aa tits incline. The force of the two trains mattai tossed great alarm amongst the penta gon is the iror carriages, and in an instant a home hos and arrive trash were thrown completely one the wall, sad they fell into the park below. At the sense time a bask nor was shattered to pieces, whirl, of course, inter• rupted the dve course of the traffic on the tine for some time. =lt the passeagors of the Windier train wore greatly , no one matelmod personal injury. SHIPPING INTELLIORNe (honour Oenvivalidents,tlie ShlpT4r4 Cluets," flea • C ABUALTIRS. Agent, from Cardiff, ran on shore on :English Bank 011 the Bth Auntie, and was abandoned ; crew sued.—Liverpoo4 Oct. 26. Cmssrea, Briaod, from London to Buena Ayres, was total, wrecked on English Bank, Bth August; crew eared.-- Liverpool, Oct 26. Dona Sours, Delteuvre, from Newcastle to Gumtree, " totally bet off Yarmouth, In the night of 7th October, atter being in onotact Antwerp, Oct. 24 °Nitrous. Coale, from Riga to this p,rt, which Rot on shore in this river, Oct. 21, has been brought up ald gelds the Quay. About 30 tons .4 the linseed has Net got out tO be dried.—Baton, Oat. 25. Machina Geerdina (gallintt), from Amsterdam to Newcastle, is on shore near this Fort, but situated to be got od with out demage.—Son•irrland, Oct. 25. Johan Friedrich, Wie:ing, of and from Bremen for Charles ton, was totally lost on the Goofiest Band last night; crew en•i pesesotters POMO d.—Harwich, Oat 25. Marianne (Italian brig), for N►ll•s, in putting back taday, ground. d ou the stones near the north side of the channel in the harbour, but is expected off next tide.—shields. Oct. 25. Tintern (s ) morninr, I, from the Clyde , o California, pnt after being on shore on the Stip ort, end le making a great deal of w in here this Rocks, user star.—Beltat Ow. 24. es AILB. Hamburg liollsad Li.boa Pacific ladis eil Soteharepson India vil Kai 'kites I.7niud Stud, s, & Nurth America M.sico Welt Win _ Brasil ARRIVED. No•. 5 Nov. S Oct. 28 0 Oct. 30 Nov. 5 Not. 6 Oct. 24 Amszow-at Liverpool, October 1 4. from. .B.Ayne dioramas-at Valmoutb, Oet. tr0m....................... 0 , ANOILLICA -at Falmouth, October hoar. O&M ..... ••••••••••••••••• A.OO-at Gravmend. October 26, from ...... ....--.-..lbartmg Area-at Gravesend, October 27, from. .... Will Aux-at Gravesend. October 27, from - Duakirk Ass-at Gravesend, October 27, from Amderdm Aream-at ‘ Grameod, October 27, from .........-..... Boum Ammo-at Onorsend, October 27, from B Meg Boons Vane- at Graverestd, October 27, from °derma Barm-at Gravesend, October 27, from Dente Humor -at Gravesend, October 27, from Palau Banana-at Gravesend, October 2' from Petersburg B. Itscanu.a-at Falmouth, Octobe r 23, from.. Mem Coaremoa-at Falmouth, October 24, from. Peteneurg Oahu. 801101AT-0e UTetpoOl, October 26 Datum. AND MAU -St tbdcoorth, October 24, from Hanealell Dora-at Falmouth, October 24, from Rio Janetre Daanza-at Plymouth, October 15, from Dona Dwra-at Gravesend, October 27, from ........ ......ilarhogen Daennamo-at Gravesend, Octobor 28, from.. gjem e . un d e Durretacar-at Gravesend, October 27, from .. Emden MC•atalltA Apparcaura--et Gravesend, October 17, /tom Hamburg Duks-at Gravesend, October 27, ITOTII Hamburg resource Wiuniudc-at Gravesend. October 28, from Emden Foussa-off Dartmouth, October 23, from Bahia Gonda- at Liverpool, October 26, from Nantes Gina. 81 Aallt-at Gravesend, October 26, from. FredEriallita4t GaITWA-Gt Gravesend, October 27, from Denmark lona-at Bakombe, October 25. from Alum JUAN Da Cocorsonma-at Valmoutb, October 25, from Triode JAIIAICAOe Liverpool, October 94 Joao Bosarson-at Liverpool, October 26, from. .......Rim ratil Jartaaa-at Gravemnd, October 27, from Hamburg JICILNIT Lam at Gruvesend, October 26, from Roam )(maroon-at Gravesend, October 26, from. ..... wan LADY tlata -at Graves , ad, October 27, from Almeria 31encsa sr-at Bristol, October 2.7, from -....1ti0 Grande MATIONA- It Falmouth, October 24, from Odom llianosarr-at Graveoend, October 97, from. Metes Monons-at Gravesend, October 28, from .Autwerp llistood-at Graveneed, October 28, from Made,. MAID Ca MAISSILAXD at GlATfaella, October 27, CITAL-Markalli MILL/ANIL-at Gravesend, October 77, from-- -- Uri= Miudsr -at Gravesend, October 27, from Almeria NOILPOLIL Ho no-at Falmouth. October 24, from. Constantinople Occur -at Gravesend, October 27, from ..Btettti Paucors-at Bristol, October 27, from Paorassoa-at Gravesend, October 57, tram Psoooreas-at Lirerpnot, Octoter 76, from Ponca Arson-at trortenouth, October 25, from Itscuvray - ..tt il rtmouth, Octobrr 24, fece5.........-.... ROISIT -At Pl7ll2otlth. ate- 'OctOber 27, firm..„, mat ~Bareburg .Lon Ustoner 2i, !IcMU. Yours-4t Gra,e.end, Sormu—at Bristod, Seoveroa—st 6ra e.end, October 27, tram Nonnty 17errrio—at Livers. I, October 26, fecal 81. Flats !soornott—alt Lieerpool, October 26, Poet Bi—rat LherPad, October: 97, from ocaae, e 6, .11~eryool Patn. Braskume—at Dirdiff, October 25, from .... .. — . Clarks Bauer Aint—oft Deal, October 25, from „Hennal3 fleamoram—at Baleombe, October 25. from. Malaga Ilinee— at tlakembe, October 25, from Sm Ileateo—at Fdrouutb, October 24, from •h ni di T.APIZ or Fire—at Falmouth, October 21, tram. BD Janeiro Tamer at Ktields, October 25, from ... &. Andrew . / Witmer —at Gravesend, October 27, from Lear Wm. Pats—at Liverpool, October 26, from 8. Arts Trems—at Orameettd, October 27, tram &MU% 1 Zrammaa—at Gravesend, October 27, from Calcutta ISAILKD. Arm—from il.erpoo4 Octolarr t.. Ust.iineLTre;ninteiTtn . arla. Octobor : 16, to. BOW. Amazons—from Cardiff, Oetober 25, to Oran Atoms Paerm—tramlFulmoutb, October 14, to St. Mkhaerd Bores—from Liverpool. October 26, to —.— . lternamburo Bnueortriss—tram Liverpool, October 26, t 0... New Orleans Dimes—from Liverpool, October 26, t0...._.._ New Orleans Duos—from Liverpool, October 26, to— . —.......1ian Franeiwers Et-mann—from Liverpool. October 26. to . _ —Alexamiretts Pasoeornne—trom Liverpool. October 28, Bono* Pam—from Torbay, October 25, to Hindemith FLOWS. or Taasow—from Groomed, Oct. 26, to „....Assrei GISL. ORLOIAIIO —from Gravesend, October 27, to .umaguy Gammont—tram Liverpool, October 26, to Mobile Haar—from Newport, October 25, to -New York Jam—from Gravesend, October 27, to Jamaica Joao Bigamies—from Gravesend. October 24 to Bombay KALSIA—DOIII Gravesend, October 26, to Bombay Karr—from Gravesend, October 27, to Ararat LAD? K. Branum—from Gravesend, October 27, to . Jamaica Lome lluscrn—from Gravesend, October 27, to Booth Seas MART WILIKW—FOIII LITSISOOI, °SOW/ 28, to Carson limenays—from Card Iff October 25, to......—...—Constantinopia Munson—fron C,MIN, October 25. to... Byrn . !Snow —from Liverpool, October 26, to .... Ocemr Wive—from Ormeseod, October 28, to Doealitles Panora ALBSlM—from Portsmouth, October 25, to New 7ort Rtcororto—from Besueuris, October le, t0...„..„8eeme Ayres Row. Vterome—from Cardig October 25, to.. ..... .tiew 0111111111 itensma—tram Grameeed, October 27, to Melts Success—from Liverpol, October 26, to.. Salmi Hamos—from Liverpool, October. 26, t 0.... B.ltiaarce vzsasts BI'DKRN WITH. Arebimede (tbroe-mosted '0h0...0, from London for Mar seilles, lat. 42 63 N., lon. 11.30 W. Countess of Zetland, from Constantinople for Queenetowo. or Famouth, Oct. 4, off Almeria. Commissary (Alp), of Bridgewater, for the Mauritius, Aug. 30, lat. 16.16 N.,100. 28 7 W. Iris (schooner), Oct. 17, lat. 42 N., lon. 10 W. Pearnors (schooner), of Exeter, from Smyrna, Sept. 30, off Cape P . alos. Pliataiz, from Leghorn for Falmouth, Sept. 2G, off Adra. &lawmen. (ship), Oct. 6, lat. 46 N., lon. 37 W. Zenobia, from London for the Cape of Good Hops, Aug. 17, lat. 30 8., lon. 31.45 W. Holloway's is nothing better than Pills for bowel complaints, diarrheas, and disordered stomachs. Persons subject to those oomplaints cannot use a finer medicine than therm invaluable pills, and if taken in moderate dcwes • and the diet properly attended to. a certain cure will be effected. Their strengthening nature speedily renovates the impaired tone of the stomach, and renders the digestive organs more powerful. Bile and disorders of the liver may be infallibly cored by their use, and those who are angering from a long residence in hot climates cannot at • more effectual remedy than Ilirloway's Pills. They are also the bed family medicine extant. —gold by all druggists; and at Pro. fewer Holloway's establishment, 444, Strand, Len on. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BENNETT.—Oct. 22, at Buckingham, the wife of Mr. C. T. Bennett, of a daughter. BRIDGEs.—Oct. 2$ at Horsham, the wife of the Rev. A. H. Bodges, of a daughter. DAY.—Oct. 21, at Norwich, the wife of W. H. Day, P.c., of a - daughter. HIT . cItCO3cS.—Oat.. 24, .t Horsham, Bow; the Trite of W. H. Macho:oat, Esq., of a mos. PEEL—Oct. 24, at Accrington House, Lancashire, the wife of 1. net, Esq., of a son. STBELE.—Arre. 32, at Guntoor, the wiled Lima. A. L. Meek, gib 11.N.L, of s KRI. Wooa—oet. 24, the wife of W. Wood, M.D., of Bothlem of a daughter. MARRIAGES, BENTLEY—BENTLET.—Oct.I4, eifTt.Peter's, Islington, Mr. E. Bentley, of Beech House, Old Trafford, near Mencnemer, to Char iots" youngest daughter of C. Bentley, Esq., of Islington. CLAXTON—ENEVE.-0 0 t. 34. at St. Jan's, Upper Holloway, by the Bev. C. W. Ethoonstona, Mr. W. Claxton, of le lie-end New.. town, to Mary tlimum, eldest daughter of J. N. Reeve, Faq., of Bralfelleter Hell, Norfolk. DALT—TURN Ell.—Oet. 23, at lit. Angustlne's Catholic Church. Preston, T. Daly, Esq., of Liverpool, to E li zabeth Jane, 'ldea daughter of J. Turner, Bp., Preston. AViNPORT—HANDLEY.—Oot 24, at Nuetham, Nolte, by the Bev. W. Handley, Rector of Wlnthorpe, W. D. Davenport, Egg., of Brainhat, Ctseehlre, and /ate Helot. In the Carneronlane, to Diana Illsebeth, yourogeat deughtex of J. Dandle', Eaq., of Boakhasn- T=RLIL—Oet. 23, it Wcoltou Church, by the Rev. W. Horaby. Vicar of St. Illichaelle.ca•Wyre A. Tod, Zen ,of lieerrool, $ll Harriet, fourth daughter el H. }lark, of Allmon Tower. VERBEIt—BOStBADAILE.--Oet. 24, at Croydon, by the Req. A. Borradalle, WA., J. D. Verner, finial Fualliere, to Ellen Jane, eldest daughter of the late W. Bandage, Faq., of Ludbrooke • Deem:l2l2lre. DEATHS. 00CIELE.—Oet. $4, at AlbeTt.dre;ciegen2=k, Kr. B. Wide. late Depreitary of the Bethel, and °reign • DAVIES.—Oet. 20, at Baby-place, Bath, D. Dade; Fag., aged 77. FRANCUL—Oct 24, at Brighton, Mary, relict of IL B.C. nod; M.D., of the Said EltaW 4llllll, . GOODCrILD.—OM.fIy Misibetb, wife of W. Goodahild, 102., et. Hales% 'polka, @pia HAIJUS.--Oet. U. at Cbstllsr4tseet, Begyave.equare, J. G. Haw% Eeq., car of the Combibuitidee at the Insolwet Court, aged 77. —Oat. 16, J. DAIL, only etdld of J. Lane, Fitt, &N. lOU OS. ft, it Ointoor, Wry, vIM of Lieut. A. L. Steel% deb lattatiy. TOI7/20L—Od. 21,J. Terp.ll,4,tl Illerwitts, aged 76. Muted ma bWWniteni4 U Heresy of No. 6. Lambet- Men In lir aty at Larne% Meer, et the °eke, tn Weaned. Mout. tna geteins. d Wlstearinow—liosinee, Oman, SI, 111111 h 1 r 4 . 4 N.W. !1..W., N.W. N.W. kir. N.E. N.W. N.W. .11.11. N.B. N.E.