The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-06 00:00:00

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LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1855.

DUBLIN, Nov. 6.
Of the new attempt at agrarian murder, which,
there is too mask reason to fear, will prove to have
been suomeefal, mad the news of which was briefly
asnosaded to yes yeatemlay by telegraph, the only
Tls4.yet lams buss are those tomilisesi if the
I=larliell stleimed. tbe aMetils at Mir
Blade seems amireeily to mend ever the ematig. The
analogies memo to have takes Abet, sad le soother dhow
Wm wra are Mereed es leers that a similarly diegresital
sees* bee hew enested. ♦murder was weamitted yesterday
is the nsfighbeelleed el Moue, fu the Kings County. We
en
am It la psemselen of the fell paWsulani ; but we
eadgestand the geeghwen AA was of Wad and generous
dimities, end getaway esSimeed. The murder was of
=we eseaseled with the Milan et lead, sad it was PM.'
traded wrier Mu dinners at the raManly system of rib.
besien. The murder tesh plea at BridowelL Two MS
fired at the more Mme, Ist mimed their amt, which was
Mr. lisseabettoes, of Newish Lodge, near Bell somber.
MOATS, PSIDAT 24101T....-OS this day Mr. Bsshtmn
with Mr. Beerier, were fired at after tilde" preineinn
lead is the King's County, within three ribs at this sews.
Hs Weedy before parted with the sheriff sad police. Mr.
Beeshan wait:bet through the seek with • but. and several
slags bodged la his fees sad tweet. I havejest sees Dr.
Fry, seed be nap it is very doubtful whether he will live
until mewing. Mr. Bamsbottdm is an 'gest, sad Mr.
Beacham is an assistant. It was intended for Mr. Rams-
bottom, but Mr. Beach= war nut the two men that And,
and Mr. Bastabetter, although walking in line, 'seeped.
The Earl of Carlisle's visit to Belfast his, on the
whole, been one of the most satisfactory of his Ex-
cellency'. excursions sines he amused tbe govern-
ment of Ireland, manifesting, u it has dons, the
cordial tone of public feeling and the vast progress
of industrial enterprise and prosperity in the capital
of the North of Ireland.
The inscription written by his Excellency for
M'l)owal's bronze statue of the Earl of Belfast was
placed or the pedestal on Saturday. It is as follows :
Frederick Richard, Berl of Belfast, born Nov. 25th,
1827; died, February 11th, 1853. lie was permitted, in a
career thus brief, and in • private station, to exhibit rare
secomplishments and virtues. In sorrowful mew man-
tic. of their bright promise, sad early nose, all classes of
his fellow.citizens have raised this statue.

oat of the market, then was a reduatiou from the extreme '
rates of Bs. per sack, the top quotation being reduced to 69.
The sale of foreign became very restricted, and town
made was dull at 76a. Oa Wednesday there wore
1,220 sacks par mast and 1,610 sacks &raj's,
with the avenge supply per rail, when Norloths
farther gave way, hating hum sold at 68r. to 68.. 6i. ; bat
as Friday, with the improved feeling on the wheat multi;
sad the appeuance of bayen from France, Monday's price
wee momend, end 695. became the arrest quotation. In
(amigo thus was great &mans, and cargoes of Spanish
afloat were held high, via., at 66a, and not pressed on the
market,

Fareign barley has been going into consumption without
replenishment, and during the week wo exported 3,260 qn.,
only teceiviag 1,800 of bons growth. The absent* of stout
handsome parcels of malting is felt this ilteiloll, and all
samples approaching this description found ready domed
at fall rata; but than being • good deal of gnarled
I foreign on show, of an inferior sort, no market for such was
dull, and nthar down in prior. Throughout the week there
have been no foreign imports, sad with the arrivals by
Friday of 2,200 qn. English, there was scatoely as altered
!Gann in the taadii.
_ . . _

Ws inalttrsisiss bees of the use quiet charade;

wittiest change of priest.
The !tinily' supply of oats has sestina= on the decline,
8,368 qn. only being reported; while Irish new have
increased, 11E00 qn. having got up, priaeipally black. The
English were short, via . 1,400 gem The exports is the
,pellaldne teethed to 12,642 gm, in eimeeweenes of the late
purchases for the cavalry is the Bast. The whole market
was dull, this. exports having bees provided for before, and
foreign descriptions only found • retail demand at us-
chaaged rites; but all descriptions of new were 66. el=
with a very sluggish sale for black Irish, at the red
Oa Wednesday thin were 6,430 qn. Irish, and 6,280 Micipe
The difficulty of selling new corn then remained ; as
alteration in priests less generally noted. Oa Friday, widtp
out any farther Wags* from Ireland, there were 6,1E9
qrs. more faMiall, the pressure Wag still on new etas,
without any difference in the value of old.
Beans have only appeared in small quantities, vim, 771
qn. of home growth. Taw market was very firm for swes7
ancription on Monday, end has continued so throughout the
week. Egyptian afloat are held at 425. ; Danubian mains,
445. to 46..
Pees also were limited to an English supply of 471 qrs.
Whits boilers again showed a ruction on the late advance,
and MOM 2s. cheaper, with a slow demand ; but maple sad
grey sold readily at former rates. The consumption of these
tatter in the winter months, and the limitation of the pea
crop here, sad general abuses of foreign 'applies in Hine
kinds, seem to ensure the permanence of present prices,
with little fluctuation. Blue pus have found a limited
demand for Scotland; but inferior descriptions of thus
have hung on hand.
Without arrivals ow exports excepting trifling quantities,
the linseed trade hes continued with • firm look, and cakes
find a ready sale at some Marsala of value. Winter tares
have again receded in value 6d. to le. per bushel, 81. now
being the top price, whereas at the commeccement of the
season they sold at 131. Chary has bees Arai. Henget=
rather dearer. Rapeseed fully as high. Mustard neglected.
Clover's= in increased demand as the WOWS approaches,
with little offering ; sales of red Bordeaux free on board
have bees made at Ws.; now great rates are demanded;
white finds buyers occasionally at full prises. Cutaway,
coriander, and the minor seeds mach as lest quoted.
The country markets for wheat show • considerable
variety. At some pleura trade has only been slew and prime
the same, while the extreme reduction has been about te.
per qr. At Bristol, Ipswich, and Louth there was little I
change. At York, Newark, Spsldisig, Wakefield, and Leeds
the abatement was only le._; at Boston, Norwich, Newbury,
and Market Resin, Is. to 2s. At Hall, Newcastle, Ones.
borough, !Raeford, Ripon, and litcekton-on-Tees, the pedar
tion was 2s. Manchester =tees fall of 4d. to 61. per 701bs.
on American wheat, and 3d. to 4d. on Irish. Gloucester
reports • decline of 2s. to 3e. Lean describes the abatement'
at 2s. on all doe maples, and 31. to 4s. on all below that
quality. At Liverpool. on Tuesday, American was 21. to
3d. lower per 70 lbs. Oa Friday there wee but a retail I
trade, at barely the previous quotations; but flour was is
request for export at a slight advance. Maize finished at
445. Leicester and Nottingham, on Saturday, were le.
dearer. Spring corn shows little change, with the exception
of an improved value in beans.and barley, in tome in-
stances of Is. to 2s. per qr.
In Scotland the cern trade hes been dull, with littlel
variation la Weir. At Olaegow there have been good
arrivals from Liverpool and the Mediterranean, with a better
exhibition of samples of home growth, which was cease-
queetly 61. to Is. per boll ebeaper. Flour also partook Of
Is. decline. In spring ewes little change was experieningt
oats, being snow sale, were replaced in granary. EAU
burgh was Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper for wheat, wham.
material change is other gram.
Ireland shows some dulness sad decline. At Dublin all
sorts of wheat were le. less per barrel, and oats were dull.
Barley sod beans tally as dear. The last market was, how
ever, firm there, as well as at Belfast. Wheat and tour
were dull at Waterford and Cork, but mains rather dearer.
FOREIGN.
Without much animation in the demand, the flour market
at Paris has shown firms.= and some small advance on the
previous week's prices, 1046. to 105 f. having been paid far
the first marks, some holders demanding 2f. more, the quo-
cations belt' now from 102 e. to 103 c. per 159 kilos. Spanish
Sae offered at 102 e., as well as thou of Lorraine sad Bat-
, =Sioviemheire:rwaotulto2e
be
.btuoym.for tieltivneflynsinafyoeu.rminoLithe
°redone little has been offering by farmen, and If. per
auk oilt hut. obtained over the past rates. Other sorts
we held for • similar improvement. Southern is held at
ta WI. par lack; the Lower Loire, 64f. to 66f. Rye is
less offered. Barley difficult to sell ; Sautour, 28f. to
IV 60e. r: 100 kilor. There Is some demand for oats for
fame delivery, but for immediate use the sale is heavy.
The ezhente rise in wheat io the departments is If. 34c.;
this is at Berge= while at Lander there is • fall of If.
The priscipal Datch markets note • rise, with a good
business in wheat; both Rotterdam and Amsterdam giving
similar reports. In Belgium, too, prices have been firm,
and there has been a lino demand at Antwerp for Ds-
lesbian sad American mane. At Louvain prices were,
however, somewhat osier. Then had been little activity
of late at Bilbos, in consequence of the cessation of fresh
orders from France; bat prices were firm, for want of
arrivals from the interior, when the deliveries were slower,
at a greater coat; no great supplies were therefore expected
before December. Many vessels had arrived for France,
is pureness, of former contracts, sad mote were daily
expected. The freight of Spanish vessels was, for ports
between Dunkerque and Bordeaux, 30f. to 31f. rear 1,000
kilos. First quality flour was held at 68f. per 100 kilos ;
white wheat, 35t. 80e. per 80 kites. ; red, 34f. free on board.
The supplies of wheat by water were better at Berlin,
but not by land. Much rye per rail had been received
front Hungary, and • great deal more wee expected from
that country, all to serve for delivery to the end of
October. In spite of this, prices were but little affected,
though some decline was expected. For wheat the dents=
was limited. Barley and tats were neither of them pens-
jetty offered or sought. Boiling and beg peas were seams
sad wanted. Wheat prices at Stettin were hardly mein-
mined. In Switzerland wheat prices liad somewhat receded,
viz., 74e. per 100 kilos. in the week at Bale. At &wish
the fall was If. 22e. From other ports the reports were
sisil
All the Baltic ports sire* as to the exhaustion of their
stock., and the limited eharaster of the new supplies. The
new wheat it very inferior; weight, from 49 to 61Ibs. per
bushel.
Continental prieu are now generally too high to enema.
Illi•obipments to this country. Denmark, Sweden, and
Holstein, though not so badly off, still report • deficiency.
Barley in the Danish islands is barely an average ; oats are
hotter, but not abundant. Beans, peas, and cloveneed,
seedessly deficient. Supplies at Hamburg were very short,
99411 deal
Them helin= Mod annals at New 'York, but orders
wenstee low fig ardsneics banana • and prices for common
to good flour went 'Re. per brl. iower. The beet kinds,
however, wen not caeaper. The last sales were about
44,800 bile., including 12,000 for delivery in N ',ember,
8 dole. 25c. to 8 dole. 60e. extra ; Indians, 8 dole. Mc. ;
Odle, 8 dole. 623 e. to 10 dole. ; Genesee, 9 dole. 25e. to
11 dole.; Outsiders, 8 doh. 150 e. to 9 dole. 75c. Soothers
sorts were rather dearer, in ceseequenew of the lively demand
for export. The exports from the let to the 12th October,
in flour, were 42,348 bile. ; wheat, 313,788
tha bushels. Corn
was lc. to 2c. leas per bushel. Ws fear t much of this
has been taught by the frost of August 31st, which was
unusually early ; in lat. 42 deg , 30 miles south of Boehm,
the thermometer being then only 28 degrees. Prices were
rather higher at Alexandria; wheat, 475.; bran, 36e.;
barley, 325. per qr. Freight, 7e. 64.

Wascits.—A return, published by the Shipping
Gassgge, shows that tle number of vessels wrecked in tin
month of October .mould to 179• Owing to the late
violent pin this number, with lb. c=aption of the Massa
its hammy, when they amounted to 238 vessels, is larger
than has occurred in say one month during the present pear.
This, in September the hues amounted to 106 mule; in
August, 109; July, 70;
164ane, 83 ; May, 98; APT% 109;
Marsh, 149; Fsbniarp ; and in January, WA.

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