The Express.
London, England, 1848-10-27 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1848.

Mint .the Cdpregate legality, whin hell its
Ledettetsge Cartwright' - soffee-bouse„ is Reciannetreet.
MThe man of Oat godly wen essikalei by a omen of
sat thb cenned deleptel him to stun a
at W Mak lack, in Pertmombeesot, were • con
abbe of the doolistilassooda,zeollldvia same oessmittn, held
be umedepormiltis: e, Haw,
ea the 110th July.
parse. le re, Zak Devlin, • de-
bp* hem Orsiewith, and Wean in eh fourteen
Btge the bet trial be
I:lidesinode whie.ste=tot the um of the Marto free
431" lives • waiWitesiblirie was °mei stestrieglnt
was ad
asmmit for his
de the
sod be told lam be was a
Irfiw Odeglso , mod he penned
k~ mm beek;irlidi hod ben dices him by Bear,
metre moos wasemy to t thippierem keenly. Payne eon
=sae led he *
der bile nth • be*, and hakes it oor.
be wasieL TS int dig *op did at the
wee kir se* legat_to
give ia a segeotef the ams.
kr re ggrg ion loamy, ged hew ke *up IMPe
&psssi7era Maid knee tamematt. Witness sereemesd
the maker kali Waft at eighty ge anl. • esessaittee
mini do Pinks Osellallbe, was this wined to drew
sap dee rem of soda, sad three pins nee le be produced
a the /WWII body of 'Megan at *sir seat mat-
P, and the lea woe to be Mere& Mans.
Pape, Bose, Bender, and Dena& were the
en roan appelatad to kens this esamittee, and
the nen( that edemas& to the
Dlahfallowing_ toady
monies et Doman Cellosheress, Bereal7pea this
esemisa die " Pieltdft oemaittes " were all runt, as well
as whams sad Mr. Paps. Mullin groaned a peckettook
sad • plan of Indes, an all the ethers had papers In their
beads, an he saw that sal .1 then WU a plan with the
words " Sena Dials " maks" ea it. The premier teak
*amt,ezysed pat it isle his paketheek, Doolin an
aid that he did sat *kik and take the an
earnisat tithe Bona Dish. la in Wine fiddll emreUag
he mid that Payee adieus's& the peons asesaMsd
they were to remember that their inject was it pant* *
&mom the pone tit Glossa gad 'stabil* a repablie, std
this they men let *easy the pent asil base disk
statismboass ; sad moseethieg also was said sheet pon-
ies AMA Ole the pellmenses's bees i an be end
that them waggons= wen ad •ppau.tl7 open se by
the panne rant After this It was prepaid that the
any of delegates simmabl be admitted, sad be/
wa whom san amen Wind, ada
beality, ; sad the peimosattilemaed
the plans wen an yet selisigailysatand
*de Impoolea. Mother took the am
""era
et Certerright's ; Porn , sad Brow-
der nee thwe, end they had •
• panne , at which
he was not allowed to he
pot O. the 26* July he said
weether menes task Moos at Hophissee's cedgehogag,
SatenbilL The srioamr and senates. other tastes
were prawn At at the ethers, a ort
wee tens el the number of ffsdneg men le auk loty.
Zilagrellisa was sane that Bose nand pat aa edger-
tbe Northam Stir, ening upon the delegates of
ibe dredge and Irish conedorates to attend a meeting
Ihr Ibikeriag Tuesday, at the Dispatch goffeahogem,
Beleilems, whisk wee maned to. Witosa dien
tan *e preseediags of the varier ether greeting Witten
plass, at gni* teressated that the primer took
at gain= bat it will be neseassary to give the ed-
ema' ta as the has must be fresh in the recollection
el the puha. He stated that at as of the mestinr w hare
lbe pleas was preen • proposition was made that an
mann shoeld be seat to Cork, to me what was really going
se; bat the pupation was not entadaind, partly ea as
ti the ma of funds, and partly keen ma i
sais mpressin
that the assomawstaket=oix=i would re
*ea may boa se In would be
gar etel escil watched. He she eased that SQUIBS
headed mossy over to be gnat te Lacey t, pay
his to Manchester, to sends the state of (ram
is thi ginist, and whether the find* were wiling to
asset te Mee. He deserihn the prisoner se being
sheet spo epos every comeige, mai maid that, a
aseling at the Lied Deana beseshema the kit August,
he ale& epee all the deloplee to desire their sliming" to
the
irriZiallitmilkker led their isiseaballea to abide by
of whet wee le be &sae, whelever it might be,
an le dik he Os pod ef the peers. lifter giving
done with raped le sine other mediae,he proossiled to
state what ten piece et the sagerieg as the 15th Armpit, at
the Lord Deana banbop, whoa the peepesitin foe the le-
aned 2.4:gps babe*. day was node, sad he stated
that the apse that gessmies, addressing Coffey,
Legal, the ethers who wen reseal, mid that, ea they
bad ao nesse le dant theintilipeco Mr. Lamy bad given
then that the mesa of Mosehamew sad Blemingtom would
be "up sad Ming " diet night, it was amomuy that they
shoal else test, and thae shield be ae Mat%
sad be wished to know inane tl were
tjareut cod fight ea the
ewes
ern ogled am smeary te_ the ulterior eceime,
megpan thee the (ratios should be pat roan whether
SM, pane nee ready to go oat sad knt as agreed ;
eel die we dare, sad the whams sad every on remit
amp eras amemseed in the sillrmatin, am' UM question
loam to dom. The einem added that the prone
mid On owl delegate sun have his am in indiums by
*di shed es die Minas everain, sad that they ant
off be armed
_• spa seem an pawn suggesting that
M mien be dialliSte sea te the meeting withh-their pins or
giber 1111111. ill PAMIR end they mast got their arms to
the plass ti noseft es well as they sent Ha west on te
leak this Maio was shoed to head the mea who were to
be empbrd la king the bona, and as appendant was
Web denim to mess the mimeo at the Graeae Tres anti.-
=Rai Unease% ea the following day at five o'clook,
weenned by whin be was to know the men was
haties." He she said that whoa the meeting broke up
tbe rimer eulaned, " May God's bitterest saves hang
the head of may saw wimp would betray as." The
tar
*sa gave seas nether *tails, and thus condoned
his egickese * chief, Ike esmalsatioa having socapied tarn
*maker nen.
ilte witness gadoeweat, es ea the renews Deaden a
very mere ensemetisniefaa. He said he net by the
ante et Innen gang the dean body. He rind them
km *a panne of to the pollee what was
pig ea, vii he ild, hen thelmdaaYs of Me 11111121 WOO
WO d•ohesthr,WemmairMM tap
wesallle. Henke the eine of Jenne, heaZtielthig:
hoes begs cadet by the ante of Rehired' by some ef the
.bed ter, tad he said be bid data they night call
him what seas they tined. He was questioned am
to kis memente wilt a gagebliag booth at the
seen sad he abided *et be bad acted as a "decoy
desk " upon gee IMAM to *deem other weans
M pane. He mid that 113 Mb mow was given
to bias and he was ended* whoa hews to put soggy ea
the begird, sad he was aware that he was sot playing in
polity, bat noreiy M bin Califs to pby. He than went
thrasok the stay he told ea the bran madam non his
barbs weld mils as the Webb novice, for the purpose
M desiring nem to a publishers., bat be dialed having
MOM upga goy el *.s, sad thisaid he resolved as other
seermentlen neer refreskant. He mid he wait to
Amadei one yens rep kr the herd" of his keelth, and did
id Wins aka his wits or W kale of his internee to do
go, bet he denied mat mIM,4*. dog he had oesamitted
titearriszipam his lather ban be Maned. He
told a mea need Walesa that he
had ansaitted • forgery upon We Mbar, or that
ha wanted him to watch moo people whit were passiog
I bad mosey, and told Ina if be did so, sad was • witness Set
Wpollee, 'he would get Si. 6d. a day. He admitted having
told a man gassed Osborn that he could point him oat •
man who wand make him a pike. He dined ever having
said that be *old sot go as a whams any more kr the
polies, for be call get is. 6d. • day, an he could gat
more moan free. the things. He likewise denied that
apse an ameba when a mean named Paned told him they
*end never get the charter by violence, he replied that the
Merllwas a weak governmeet mad that they would
agedlehe Booed sad fib G. Grey to hell with* a
namith. He said** he did not barn he bed stated to •
nisa,
_sassed Bane* that he bad imaged • plan to take
W Intikespromakan this he wall carry it oat if three
se Mean nob' joinwall Mm, bat be would sedate
peened, *sibs bed set bee es. Ha said that he des ra-
sed at the abaft is Bsessentelda, and he would eat
Any that he wen about seaseg the crowd mad asked if they
wen armed, et that be did set say tea man, sand Onto,
that he was not worth a as • chartist if he bed not
got arms. He sad be knew • man, named Wan
mondand, but he did not remember telling him
that he had open& • plan So r taking leadoe,
sad that
eat ropiest fora operation Hs de-
nied that • pbor_ inn to him, aswhich ha
had kbasslf melds, 104 di& he had shown to Weseacei-
land whoa be mode Ilme Nana* to his. He admitted
that be bed model pink red I wen about with bin and
said that he did se ternest hems* ; and he also maid that
he bad shade a great sunk* of 101 l estaidgeg, bat that he
did so is, Goan y, am el the estopleatere, end he also said
that while this N. vas la ewe* he went to the Wet
when be leas endesil, eel Ind hies the if he wooli
*noon ke pike Mei now he woad *rid •
a nob kr de not die Ilk bet behold Wad apse
on sad within may smoke ken the
said sideet ens * Lines his to rem 's*
Lawn witeme,
_le eseskake, declared that hi bed
eon keeted op lids ememisa ea his owa respeadbility,
and that be AM net need say reward for what he bidden
Mr. The, the Laken of the Black Jack, was that
gelled to pen that a MOO fa his been wee came& by
PAN SS. the 17th of July, it the puree of • Made en
mitten meads.

G. Davis, the etbartFet, wth hint hthlthlad, sod he
poressal dee initialise by Mob in the tumor MBA. the
stets' that he joined Wes Tyler Week 'et dawdle at
Grervisit, OK the 24th et May, sad he aid he this
at a easeting at chartists et Wets Oee,, is the GM =
is the 10th et lily, the der ea whisk Mash teats wee
tried is that tout kr ratan. About twenty pmts
were peseethi sad the • rehoser was thaw* them;
and atter a shod tins he mid it was a shams
that** redraw eleouid ge to pan without sore athwart
bated made to resume theta, sal Ile added, that the tha
tread ge them* Cowtheas ea. its war to Oelthathlets,
r end that it yeah be a good plass to shish it, sad he lath
he
how a Mead, whew he aailsoetahl to be a seal sexed
Italy who weal& had out the bile thin la the seighlinh
lenifse that rurpsee. Ile wham west eatelaythat be was
posesat at the method at ths Ark Jsok pubithhease meths
Nth July, sad rid he Now lbws, whom be haw by the
aims et James, pressat, miles esalleated his widow ea
to idiot leek plass ea the itsaass, cad p irmirth,
Am sift rimer beim erriabed OM et the IdieffiK OR
Malt, at the. Milos et rell,wai
• sad hie lated Olathe *as ht souther thei
ntweith
the hot urea the gablM et the therein
sad flably Todused to lefts(. OW • Mitorsidi
him.--wilidiraid=. qt. ..m.a tally
wommed g lub ins ht manpower witk, I
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no wham Davis. • He ideatided some of the a.._
put into his band as the sun he SO drew op.
Tice Attorney General thea penned to put these
papers Into th• nun of the wines' Davis to refresh big
MUM.
Mr. pony objected to this balers den, but the wart
ruled that the omen suggested by the Attain,. Geseral
could ba adopted.
The witness Davis wee the* recalled, and the spin were pat
into kis head foe the puree stated by the Arterny-
General, sad he eseahnenn evident, &kg the details el
the various meedage obis he was pans whoa the'
sad the Mime penes Abe whams
g=teek part I. the peessdhip. He mug tam taap
ewe, slaws el the proposed that barricades should
i be arested fres TeMenhenerranroad to the Berea Dish,
and that die irli!f the hem Dials *mild be barricaded,
that Milkensaris.res Iserkaded to • browkwen at the
ewes: of Liewiepeollarese. whin they were to maks them-
selves main. 4 awl the they were to barked, St.
lileetint-le•Gread,_ wed to take possession el at. Paare
welasdralt mad If they could not do se, they were
to treat h. They were then to p is Deekes
command akes the book stunk le Ten
pia, down Temple Dee. aad ereelleg a bled '1
Frees tee May wore le liommast
Crest llama to Oneat-gardes, sad se mead to the
@pia. The priseren also cause that when
trenisedies we
eneeed the senate elsiald be Peon die,
mend helid=wil Mal a penis& of thek holy should be
le break spa the gmeemithe shop, sad
Cr horse Ni ether peeks& At the time of these
poseellep, Brewster, who Ma an active part in the. was
ble
a special sueits is the envies of the India Com-
paq. He likerwies eat that at nether meeting, when a
qCoytioa wee made le break new the primes, it was stated
that the ems d Wenalenee ad set ngeke say
seristane In this nips% kr that the reepeseelie WrbMoate
of Deek-laire sal Tyweereet, bad Made Mint the prison
where Warn Joanna their ether friends wen esained,
sad they were as anises to get them ewe es they would be
themselves. (A laugh.) Atter the whams bed peva some
bunk pielesee the court adjourned, the Pry bang taken,
as ea the knew oceaske, to the Lead= Oefleahouse, la
diary cd ea caw.
Jot Wore the court adjoursed, Mr. linker, the chief
usher, stated, that while the jury had retired to take re-
freshment, is the middle el the day, the coat or one of them
had been stolen hem Shoji', kn.

POMCE.—YEMERDAT.
GUILDE.ALIa-Ousieus Fa Y. Forster, Esq.,
was smiseened he rinsing to pay to an omnibus
esseaseer kis bed end propmfen. Martin Webb, the coa-
rst ea imam swing boas the City to the Great
ages Beilwag. stated, that on :the 21st inst., Mr. Forster
lerieArese.ide malbes in the City•road, and went as far as
is the City, bat that previous to getting out, be
sok= einem he lt., without tendering any money. He
Mt) lad Met that the rme fare was Id., but the de-
esell•hime mine= to pay, and went into the Lon-
&-Eirab Hasa where Ur. Forster eventually gave his ad.
fiseen-ek gender= who mead= for Mr. Foster, and
said that he was his nephew, cesteaded that his uncle bad no
right to pay MOTO then ed., as it was a well
kaown bet that all When en that road
ran hr that money. 6d. wee lo riled
Mr. Feselsr, as well as the other passenger',
was remised, and thiaklag he was being imposed
pea he eassedtrinff the flijs aniamiciall'3us wire sihmsalfutgic or it
lErd !Lain &ngemseisked the midst:tor-it he had the
was
painted on the i=l_, and celledted the date= ent's hod=
te M.-Aare= Gibbs wished to know if there was any
other lee then in t-Walsh replied there was not, as the
railwayeampaay would not allow them to ran for less than
6d., beirm minim that if they did so there would not be
proper assommeisties he railway travellers.-Mr. Forger's
respieseastive aged that the complainant had
evaded the en ef peellement, 6th and 7th Vio-
-Iby liedeg the lare painted as the deer beim
the seats, hmeaffel bevies it painted la • " waseptwaree
part of the meedbm-AMeemen Gibbs considered die sees
had bees preyed. Is was shown that the fate-sad ealy
her whisk the prepriser mad charge-was painted ea the
lam Inide, seserdiag to said parliament, and therefree be
enne seder Mr. Pont.? to ppaoyy the 6d. demanded, as well as
SA sees sad M. to the esadastor for two des s loss of time,
' estemeleg to 7s. 6d. Thenessey wan Im tely paid, the
pillionan attending fee the defendant hoping that publicity
well be given to the ones as as to wens omnibus manilas
say um they satt fall into by getting into •
Mialbus, leader t idea they were riding in a
IPTARLBOROUGH - STREET. - AssatThrtmo ran
Temea.-C. Whitehouse, J. Beekitemw, W. Barrett, and
J. Thomas, were charted with having created a disturbance
is the public streets at one o'clock in the morning, and with
having resulted Polioseenstable Balm-The constable
stated that &beaten Voila he heard a great disturbance in
=l:t, and a .pips' to the place her. f
11. another gems fighting together. Rol
grety oestestaahs eel was afterwards attacked hff
tilease, who Meow him down an the pavement. He
16
met up eat seised Whilasese, end he also Managed to rive
rata te • mar him, is order to eilMloll amid-
saes. Boma and tried to mate Whitehouse, and
next of vassal mamma. By this time several constables
bed me 6 their awl with their assistants the
leer deemilents wee la the statioa-kones.--The
limants, who Weinnilildezeirsisa,==trbeatly rather fret
; win Nal be 61 not laterfirewlin anythe esenirtlw y r.
, after lestmiag the defendants, deed Whinbouse
4k, awl diediseged the fans.
WORTH. - Thies Cmanacesas.- E. Hyde was
bay imeadeed on ewe aeries, once with having obtained
a dadsa by mem of (else character, and the other on
minphime of ameba, his employer. For some time past a
apiary ameamil spasm of plunder on an esitensin scale
km bees serried ea es the retail grocers of the metropolis,
elemewhat sisal* least canted on a few ran ago on the
wine-vaalt pusgidellem by their barmen. It appears that the
members sidle gang have mown by fel= characters, to
dale shaellem-se the shops el reepeetable grocers, and as
sue es theLige islailed to their situations they commence
wits others both with mosey from their masters'
also with goods to a considerable value, for
tibia only a few pines, or • few shillings, or fre
=main' at all, is paid. la the present in-
lets/seer mowed a situation at the shop of Mr.
Oestheseit, a grew, la the Welweribread. by mum of a
Yee theseeter, bat ems after somadrag moan= which led
Me meat to smanat GM there was something wrong in his
eintlea ma wpm befog interrogated it was found that his
shemeater was a (else one sad at Me time Mr. Goodin&
lima a pored of goods viola up ea the counter, white the
=said wee to be Galled fm by a person who had or-
Wm. No per had, however, sines called for
end Mire road be ne ask they were intended for
removal by • easfedeeMs. Oa making inquiries saw-
mostly, it wee band that as prima lied mot been many
farewhere • daseharged ems phis, he had sped six months,
obbiag a kmar mater.-Mr. Norton did not think
that the endless, of the Sassy was maidently Moat to
*Sly his maw the primes/ far trial, bed hr the het Ma-
natee be amid coma him in the bigh= =. 1 mutely
261., mbe dank to three mouths' t. Mr.
t always
Norton neememeial k • number of trademen presen
to restive a written ohareoter.
THAMES.-- RniCarrum Or • BIIROL•IL-S. Crow
was charged with WM, LOIN from Om polies en the night of
the slat of A by heeding through the roof of the
Black Horse Inn, , beim et the time anged
with emend beirgldee. Messer lad bola ter same time
partly tapped la driving 48_2= peahe's fere the Ma-
sad pasty of Cene=sll,_ in =eb mighbsealsoll,
MI es la may ether parts of Bea; he le halm A
reward of 201. dolor bees cared far the appeased= of
the pasm„ Peddassi, ea allase gen. rally employed in to
senile, having samendam that a peen maw
the desoriptien of the maa et whom he was ia pirsuiti,t
tam.. Blass alma foe • pimp to Hamberffs h 7 the
Jas Watt atearaw, meshed bm, and having con-
trived to get Jam empany several Mess during
Wed
night sad Monday mening, under the neatest
that he also was dean he Hamburg satisfied himself that
the primmer wee the person he was in seer= of. He wan
tbs awe convinced by seeing two of the prsenser's Amen
boa= up, it having been stated in the Nee and Cry that
Crow had lacerated ere of his bards in effecting his maps
from the Black Room Accordingly yesterday morning,
Puddelord, oxempanisd by &meant Pianos, visited the
Jemse Watt prenatal to her starting. The sergeant went
on board while l remained on the ladder to inter`
apt the prima ia the event of bis attenaptiag *scam
Pearson aeon di mmer= tbe olden of his seer= who was
my fashionably demon tbs style of the stable yre:
dominating. The sergeant seised
Crow, to which ha d" N bardathe cuff', and seam
his acme was my memo
.a Cram.' As the sergeant still he him by the wria the
pi boner ton away from him end run down the kidder, elms
Pudiskrd stood reedy to sates him. The minim
r* Wetly Baden= themestahmaleed reeiseemmibiletitt
die.ford field him tightly. Asia the e
el, the prisoner
threatened to knock this emeashiesheadeff, and whim NIIIINF
strand with es the inutility of de embermes, said "
well to lose my life this way an arty ether way." Poems
then same up„ whoa the passer me secured. He bed on
hie penes in geld and 16..7111. fa aver and ewer, •
puns, SIAM& at handiashist, and •
_quads, my
owing • mem memetimagresatlygets sal.
sad sen Ado of tern. wens as
found upon him_ several eavelopes dirsoted,and apparently
reedy to be Was and ferwarded.-Kr. Elliott direst= that
the Owner should be takes b fore the magistrate. at Cos-
goetall, and in the course of the elterases he wee taken
away there.

MONEY MARKET. • :4
• , Tromso*, Immtes.
!Although businem was not so active in the horde
:this morning as yesterday, yet the advanced quota.
Vous before reahsed were hilly sapported, sod the
market straw. - Sometime alter mid-day, when the
arrivel of the Overland India Mail was announced,
beingltosmoryth4 and commercial and political intelli-,
of a favourable complexion, public!,
=rnin again node a forward movement, excited,
memoir, m sense degree by 'the extraordinary
fn raihmy stocks, and.Ormols were bought
se 848 so 861. afte soros considerable
bausaricus at previous asoandirgi rates. They left
re a 'bade lowerat.4lll to i both tor money and‘the
amount. • Reduced 'Threes were ell to Three-
and•a-Ghtater per fkatti Sd to 'Bilk Stock,
184,0 lons-Asainall, 81 to 'OA &Am'

Bills, 395. to 425. prem. India Bonds, 38e. to 41s.
prem. India Stock, 234 to 0.
The arrival of the Trent mail steamer from Mexico,
with no more than about 30,000 dollars on board for
aseliant of the dividends, was a grievous diaappoint-
seat fir the bondholders, which subsequent enpla-
ned= on the part of the Spanish-American corn-
NO" esferred to elsewhere, will serve to relieve.
The bends unproved in a very slight degree only
en
the reel flats of the ease the detention
tithe
e gret=rtion of the expected remittances,—
did until the stock market was about
aiming he business. They were quoted, however,
rather higher at the last moment as bayou at 203.
Peruvian, 30 to 2. New °tornado were better at
114 to 124. Venezuela were sold at 14. Brazilian,
70 to 2. Milian, 82 to 4. Spanish Fives, 104 to
11; the Threes, 214 to 21; passive, 21 to 3. Por-
tuguese, 22 to 3. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
44 to 5 ; the Fours, 68 to 9. Danish, 65 to 8.
Russian, 97 to 9.
The following extracts from the correspondence of
their agents in Mexico, with copies of which we have
been favoured by the Spanish-American committee,
will explain how the affairs of the bondholders stand
in that country, and to what causes the non-remit-
tacos of all the funds in hand there by the Trent is
attributable.
Meows. Manning and Mackintosh, the agents in
the city of Mexico, write to the committee as follows :
Msxiso, Sept. 12, 1848.—Gentlemen,—We now beg to
(ahem yeti them ea the 2nd instant we received from the
Yukon goventatant, and forwarded to Mr. Glue, of Tam-
pico, for shipment by the present simmer, a bill for 22,400
ilanilmirrase • 20 per cent. belonging to the bondholders
the duties reamed by the Amencans in
=Om the treaty of pesos. In addition to this
mewl yen will receive has our Vera Crux house, we be-
am by this packet, a remittasee for the 20 per cent. of the
tipsleeted by the conducts of specie, which lately left
ploos) for that port • the united amount of these remit-
Imam wa should think, 'will exceed 50,000 dollars. We shall
have to malt else a further suns of 40,208 dollars received
ass eha Mealean government on amount of the dividends,
semislimuehieri you will be dilly advised. As yet the
not some to any decision as to what proportion
ifr 1.2 millions of American indemnity is to be appro-
priated to the dividends.
With respect to the last paragraph it may be as
well to caution the bondholders against indulging in
the fallacious expectation that any proportion what-
ever of the 12 millions of dollars referred to will fall
to their share, or that the Mexican Congress have
ever seriously entertained, or will, a proposition to
that end.
The following are the supplementary &dykes of the
coast agents of the bondholders :
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(From Mews. Manning, Mackintosh, and Co.)
Vera Cats, Sept. 19,1848.—Gentlemen,—We hand you
herewith copy of our last tweets, and have now the plea- I
sure to advise having shipped by the present opportunity
29,138 dolt. 2.5 e., being the proportion due to the ben
holden of duties actually recovered by this endow' how,
from the 11th July to the 11th inst. By ea approximate 551.
lculation we fled the duties upon Teasels entered at this cus-
tom-how in July, amount to 108,000 dots. ; August, 200,000
dole., which we mention for your government—Remain-
lag, dm. (Signed) MANNINO, MACKINTOSII and Co.—To
the Chairman and Camilla(' of Spanish-Alert:an bond-
holders.
(Fran Mr. Mese.)
British Consulate, Tampico, Sept. 13, 1848.—Sir —I beg
to report, for the information M the Mexican bondholders,
that I have some twenty odd thousand dollars ready for ship-
ment, being 20 per wt ea the amount which was trans-
ferred frees the American to the Mexican Custom-hones at
this pert, on the resumption of their authority; but as the
packet is not yet in, and if she wive, may not remain long
enough, I fear the shipment will notate plate this month.—
I base the honour, itc. (Signed) J. W. 01A110, CONSUL—
G. R. Robinson, chairman, ae.
The following statement, prepared and condensed
from various official returns, will be found to present
an intelligible view of the note circulation of the
United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by
the banks indicated, both positively at the date of the
accounts last made up, and comparatively with returns
for corresponding periods.
The aggregate average of the tote circulation of
the United Kingdom, according to the returns last
collectively completed, for all the banks of issue,
stood, for the four weeks ending the 7th of October,
as follows :
Bank et England. IS
Private banes
Joint stack
Irish banks
• Smack Oman 4
511

Total et toolodas as weekly average 1
Yoe the War mule mass Sept. 9

41,41101.699
31,330,090

Inane% Oeleber 7 £ 146,679
The increase was thus composed cm balance :—Bank
of England less, 588,1801.; private banks more,
183,7001.; joint stock more, 195,23 W. ; Irish banks
more, 240,7201. ; Scotch bulks more, 115,2091.
The fixed issues of the private banks being
4,860,9881., it follows they were below the amount
1,179,4681.
The fixed issues of the joint stock banks being
3,281,9081., it follows they were below the amount
694,9811.
The fixed issues of the Irish banks being 8,364,4941.,
it follows they were below the amount 1,848,4941.,
with specie in hand to cover immes for 1,492,0001.
besides.
The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being
3,087,2094 it follows they were above the amount
49,3071., bat with specie in band to cover the amount,
and issues to the extent of 873,874 /.besides.
The average of coin and bullion held by the Bank
of England during the four weeks ending the 7th in-
stant was 13,898,0241. ; increase on the September
return 183,1851.
The average of specie held by the Irisk banks
during the same time was 1,492,0001. ; decrease on
the September return 51,6301.
The average of specie held by the Scotch banks
was 923,1811.; decrease on the September return
46,2011.
The yearly comparison shows the following dif-
ferences in the circulation :
Bonk arEentsod, lan 47581,114
Privatebsin, id.
Joint stock, id.
1 Irish teaks, id.
&etch banks. id. ...
,-..... 849,613
421,460
Less circulation on average Oct. 7, 1848 L1,204,516
The coin and bullion comparison stands thus
Bank d &eked, more £11,736,196
Irk& Make, lets £23,712
Beaten banks, Id. 165,647 111,339
lateens an balance On 7, 1848 £11,544,939
The correspondent from Bath, signing "A Victim,"
who charged some unfair practices against the Man-
chester Stock Exchange, or a member of it, some days
since, writes to make the following explanation, or
retractation. The explanation is not exactly intelligible,
but such as it is it must be left to !peak for itself :
Sir, —ln reply to a latter appearing in your
otaapa4erlof to-
day, written by Mr. RawaoliZtii
_the Stock itz , Man-
chester, referring to one I addroned term on the init.,
I regret In find that I was not sufficiently explicit in mine to
revere a smoonetrumies being placed upon
it. The broker
to whom I. alluded therein intended to impress upon my
mind that few, if any, half shares might be issued from the
Great Northern office, and that in that cam it would be
doubtful whether trinsections would be implemented in
shares which, perhaps, might never exist, and delivery under
such circumstances would be out of the question. The mat-
ter has been fully explained to me, and in justice to my
broker I fed bound to maks this statement end to add that
I an in every respect satioaed.—Bath, Oct. 26, 1848.
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RAILWAY NEWS •
improvement in share vahhe has made extra+
ordinary progress, as the gostahons recording the
transactions of the day is the elldial list will testify
onsidandy. The sachet b &similar are altered
aspect, from one of extreme aspersion to confidence
re-essared. More money was ean44 into it fee in.
vestment than her bean kayo* fora efamiderabh
thee past. ,