The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-12 00:00:00

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Monday ; this is in 90616 measure aeeounted for by the had;
save beta ehAetedia, for
fedi! pperireeLquarteB;mmeorerelanmonesayl."EoxftrCeamtle arrival of two or three cargoes of foreign which were
wices were demanded for English Wheat at our market this ported to this market. We are informed that a conederarbls-
Lay,
abhueteeminleletedrs decininFedeeepuigarchtasheinialg
ales made
maanydeadnveaeneceatbpoynnoned, number have been suffocated on board. Our al ' also
teszehichhil.ese dtefiscocieuncy from our own grazing districts. In I ;
ekes. Fine malting Barley must be quoted Is. to 2s. diver, consequence, prices arehaehie higher fearnaellardleyscrieitiounasn., :8;d:0:he:
he supply being very small ; grinding finds foyers
nor. money. For English Beans Is, dearer, and for Oats an most
Heua Holland
dellairmnd over
GahennorttoTrnswerehthaeeerelt;enn‘lneiremz4;s7;
2d.from From
Lin- •
idvanoe of le. per quarter is made in retail.
MANCHESTER, OCT. 10.-A steady business has comin, II.
11:e4Oierterlfrolurem thaeb°nuet ighLtio6s°u;hoodhefelmryoefftbsSLlFtgaidlinaside.
cansseeaupplityd7o.noedrhiunot eeaciophrroddartsusceuiciLeorifdoeruvr,iryougalkittiihnee,l7zoecfnkFt,ilnaoutuerand 1,400
eAxicemelti negvler everything
smallthi " Ir
andis thedisposedclltm demand
suite unequal to the demand. We have a steady inquiry cleared off at an early hour at advanced prices. We have '
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or Wheat to-day, at full rates ; the same may be said of only 450 foreign Sheep on offer. Some few pens of the
tmerican and Canadian Flour, and choice samples of Eng- choicest Downs made quite ss. 6d.. and some of the most
ish and Irish are readily taken at prices shave our quota- compact long wools, ss. 2d.; but these cannot be quoted as
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ions. Oats and Oatmeal in limited demand, and scarcely current prices. Cakes are not plentiful ; neither is the de-
upport former prices. Good and tine malt fully 2*. per load mend large. Although there were so few, Friday's prices
learer, and such qualities are scarce. Beans as last quoted. were with difficulty maintained. There are not quite so
NEWCASTLE, OCT. 10.-The trade througbcnt the •
many Pig., hut the weather being mild
observable in the trade. so n o impose. meat
Tesent week has been of a somewhat quieter character. 0,11 ne-a snits, Herefords, &e. (per at. of Albs.) 4., 2
to 4, 4
owever a fair quantity of foreign Wheat has beer. sold for Best "port Horns 4 0 - 4 2 r
hinment, and from the fact of the agricultural markets re- Second quality Remota 3 4 - 3 8
seining so firm. we are fully warranted in drawing the con- novels .... 4 0 - 4 10
lusion that no decline will take place at present, whatever Pi" est Do.....
and Half-Weds 3 0 - 5 4
;-- 8•8 4 0 - 3 4
my be the case after seed time, when the deliveries from peg r„,,,,,,,,„0,,,t. - 3 0
le south country growers increase again. At our market Ewes and amend quality ....... .. -- ... .2 4 A - 4 8
its morning we had a very large supply of Wheat from the femme at market, 3,382; sheep andLambn, !2,000; Cakes, 121 ;
sentry, and the arrivals from the coast being also upon a Pigs, 450.-41, West Smithfield.
beral scale, this circumstance, combined with the fact of ANDOVER, OCT. 10.-The supply of Pigs was
tir millers having gone pretty freely into stock, induced a equal to the demand, and what were sold was at a
trifling
tale flatness in the trade ; but prices generally cannot be advance.
illed lower, although we heard in partial instances of a
ight decline being submitted to. Foreign was held with EXETER, Ocr. 9.-The supply of cattle and sheep
Lech firmness : very fine mixed Danzig at 685., common tn-day was very small. Of fat Bed hut very few articlell
ixcd at 645., and two year old Rostock at 645. per were exhibitmr, some of the best brought 9s. 9d. and 105.
tarter, all made 63 lbs. per bushel. Bonded sample* are per score. Barreners and Store Bullock,' generally seemed
,nerally looked upon as freemnd rates are milked in proportion. not so much on demand, some Steers were on offer at
orfolk Flour is extremely scarce and choice households 14!. 14s. per pair, and others at from 201. to 24!. per pair.
munand readily 50s. per sack, or whites 635. per sick re- Of Cows and Calves the supply was also small, with no
festively. New Rye is much inquired fur, and we look for material variation in prism from that of last week. The sup.
its article main now into emmisaipion, the in- ply of Sheep was leas than has been shown for many months;
riot Wheats which inte . with its sale being well out •alesdrinand was brisk, and full prices have been given. A. '
'the farmers' hands. The present value .f select parcel. few Ewes have sold for 51d. per lb.; but fat Wethers have
sighing 60 to 611 be., may be quoted at 425. to 445. per qr. brought full 61d. per lb. ; Lambs have also fetched from 61d.
trend of our maltsters having commenced operations this to 7d. per lb.
cek, this, combined with a limited supple, has enabled WINCHEsTER, OCT. 10.--Wechill Fair seems to
etorr to realise very extreme prices for extra Chevalier, have operated against the Beast and *Sheep market to-day,
yup to 48s. per qr., whilst the general runs have corn- yore few bring brought. There was a fair supply of Pigs
ended 435. to 445., weighing 53 to 041 h.. per bushel. Malt both fat and lean, which sold at about the prices of the week
try scarce, and much inquired for. In Means and Peas previ„os,
ale change. Having • very short supply of Oats from the slr
rower", a clearance was readily effected at an advance of Is FTHILT GREAT $ . HEFT FAIR, HANTS,-On Sa-
l. per gr. The duty of Wheat is Is. per qr. lower, and by turtlay this f ir, which is one of the largest in Englund for
ie latter end of the month will be down to the minimum, the male of Sheep, commenced, and will continue six days.
The attendance of buyers wan good, and a very large amount
SUNDERLAND, OCT. 10.-The supply of Wheat to- of business was transacted at • prices 20 per cent. shove the
ty from the farmers was very large, in about equal proper- average prices of last year's fair. The field was supplied with
one of old and new. The old Wheats varied very much in some find-rare Cattle. Prime fat Beasts sold at 251. per
aality, but the new was in fine condition, and .f splendid head ; store Bullocks made from 10/. t. 161. per head ; Oxen
mlitv. The millers were at first shy buyers, and the mar- broke to the yoke and accustomed to ploughing sold at 281 ,
A hid a fiat appearance, but ultimately the whole was sold 301., and 31/. a pair; young store Beasts of large breed were
about 1-st week's prices. The primest samples of new in great demand for staling up, and made from 12/. to 151,
heat fetched 68e. to 695., but 603. to 665. were the rates Three-years-old Steers sold at IG/. and ISt. a head ; two-
trierally obtained. Old heat was sold at from 40a. to 58e. years-old Steer., made 13!. and 14!. ; and yearling,' made from
nth country Wheats and free foreign are ready sale at 585. 7to 9 guineas eore. Milch Cows fetched from I I to 17
68.. Malting Barley in request, at 425. to 445. Oats are guineas, Calf included ; and Heifers sold at satisfactory prices. .
orth 225. to 28s. Beans, 40s. to 445., and Peas, 365. to 465. The Sheep pens, which extended over a considerable space
lour is free sale at 2s. to Is. per te,elt advance ; the best is of ground, were filled wi:h some of the finest and choicest
orth 50s. to 525. Averages fur the week ending October bred Sheep and Lambs. Good Ewes (but aged), sold at
: Wheat, 664 qrs., at 575. 10.1. ; Beans, 49 qrs. at 41s. per 28s. to 34e. a head ; young Ewes, Southdown bred, sold
tarter. at 32.. to 40*. a head, and some pens of the choicest
WISRECH, Ocr. 10.-The supply of Wheat was stamp were selected at 42.. up to 455. Prime fat Weber. made
•uch less to-day than last week ;of other grain, about the from 48s. to 541. a head; somepens of lean and store Wethers'
ime as before. Wheat fetched the prices of last week, hut for folding on turnips or grass feeding, fetched from 325. to
nth less life in the trade. Oats and Beans rather dearer. 175. a head ; close and short-wooled ditto realised front 38s.
i'e quote as follow :-Wheat, nld, 50s. to 60s. ; new, 58s. to to 41s. each ; half-bred@ made 39e. • Leicester', 425. ; Somer.
Is, ; extra, 68s. ,• oats, 13d. to 14d. per stone ; Beans, 4as. sets, • 0 • •
-3 • and Cheviots, from 27a:tote. a head. Prime fat
i 48e. ; ditto, old, 48s. to 50s. to the growers. iambs sold for 2-is to Vs. each ; stock Lambs made 20s. to
23.. a head ; ewe Lambe of good breed, and from celebrated
WORCESTER, OCT. 10.-There was a tolerably good Sheep flocks, sold from 225. to 325. There were some well-
apply of Wheat at our market this day, which met with a bred Rain* offered, and for which there was much camped-
ull gale at the prices of this day eennight ; red Wheat tion ; good Southdown bred close-woolled Tupe fetched from
milieina 235. to 24'. per bag, of nine score ten pounds, and sto 12 guineas, and three from eminent flo ck-master. made
bite, 255. The high prices asked for foreign checked build- from 15 to 20 guineas. In the hone field good cart Horses
ma. Barley for malting and grinding were in request, and made from '22 to 35 guineas; Colts from 18 to 24 guineas;
sld readily at an an advance of Ir. per quarter, the former and Nags, from 16 to 25 guineas. Pigs sold off quickly,
taking 435. to 41s. imperial, and the latter 345. to 3.53. small peeler. making 4.. 44., and large Hogs 3.. fkl. per
leans met with ready sale at 6s. per bushel fee old, and ,tone ; he •Ithy large store Pigs sold at 25.. to 365. a head.
a. Gd. to se. 9d. fur new. Peas for glindidg purposes, A vast deal of stock is yet on the road fur this great
a. 2d. to 55. 4d., and white, for boiling, 61 8.1. Lode in- euturunal fair.
uiry for winter Tares, nominal prices.s 6d. per imperial
BALLINASLOE FAHL-October Bth was the Black 1
ushel. There was considerably lees inclination than het
reek on the part of dealers to increase their stocks of any Cattle Fair. The number of bullock. at the fair was
ription of grain. Very few samples of Osts were exhi- greater than at last s ear's, hut price,. were much lower,
ited, and we did not hear of any sales being made at more being on an average about 21. 10s. under the late fair
San last week's prices, 31s. to 32*. per quartm, 3911,1. per of I.l.ineaher, and 11. under the fair held last year. '1 here
was a great show of good heifers which went off quickly
ushel net. towards the close of the day. Mr. R. A. Irwin, county
WI Ncit ESTER, Orr. 10.-To-day the trade appeared Roscommon, got 17!. ss. fur his top lot of heifers 46. Mr.
,u'ler than for several weeks past, yet prices did not seem to 1 Duianan sold 10 heifers, at 161 51. ; Mr. Robert D'Areygot
eceile. Best dry grinding Vheats sold at front 16!. to tor 50, 15/. ; Mr. Taaffe's top lot, 40, were 'mid at 1U... ra ;
6!. 10s. per load ; good red ilo. do. at from 15/. 10s. to 16/. ; Mr. Nicholas Balk got for SO bullocks, top lot, 15/. The
aferior samples offered at 141. to 14/. 10s. do. Barley sold average price of bullocks was 131. ; they were not in as good
miskly, particularly the hest samples either for malting or demand a. heifers. There was a report afloat this non aing
minding, at an advance of Is. per qr. over last week's pri• es that a hostile meeting took place at an early hour between
food temple. are very scarce, and the beat even much higher two Connaught gontlemen, and that one of the parties was
hen other years. Oats, sweet and good, found ready her- shot ; hut I have not heard the report confirmed during the
hasers at the terms of last week. Beans and l'eas. of Eng- day. The town is completely thinned. A gang of roulette
Mb growth, are hard to be had at Any prices. What few ruffians was put to the route sat night by the police. I ..
here are have got into the [haters or retailers hands, for never seen a fair in Ballinasloe which went off so quietly as
which 501. per qr. is asked for Beans, and up to 465. for the one which has just closed.
'eas. American Maize a trifle higher, sales now becoming Horned CRllle. Two-Tears-01d Heikra
acre extensive, through the high prices of English grown ',old
/rain. Un-uld..- .... 2,-974 rroultl
YORK, Ocr, 10.-At this day's market we have a Metal 11,552 Total G76 , 1
rood demand for Wheat, at fully last week's prices. Barley
a great demand, at 2s. per qr. advance. No alteration in I
ither articles. The following arc the present price,' of SHIPPING..
train:-Wheat, white, 60s. to Geo. per qr.; red ditto, 535. M A Ite ARRITED.-6 Dublin; 4 Waterford; 2 Donagba-
o 595.; Barley, malting, 365. to 4'2.. ; ditto, grinding, 30s. dee ; 2 French ; I Flanders ; 1 Hamburg ; 2 Guernsey and
.o 345. • Beans, 420. to 465. ; Rye, 3'20. to 365. ; Malt, Jerseyos. JerseySts. • oats, 121.1„ to 131 d. per stone of II lbs. ; Flour, 455• Los nosr, Oct. 12. -Wind this day at noon, S.W.,
a 50s, per sack of 280 lbs. wilily, light breeze and hazy.
BELF.tsT, OCT. 9.-Farmer's Wheat comes more uIDSAL, Oct. 10.-W.S.W., strong and squally ; II S.S.W.
to WCI W fresh and squall}) Arrived -11. Elizabeth, I
'redly to market, and meets a very ready sale, at a further • •,
.•'Caroline, Colombo;B. 1. St. Vincent -
Port Philip • , mar, . ~
idvance of fel. to 9d. per cwt., and parcels, ex ship or store, ,
ITC held at higher rates, but thetransactions
are limited. Chester, St. John's, N.B. ; Lady Campliell, Quebec, and
suited for Hull. Arrived from the river, and sailed for
Flour a very ready sale at the advance quoted last week.
Flora, Ca of Good Hope and Madras ;
American Flour selling at 375. to 38s. per barrel. Barley in -Lady •Pe .
Boyne, Newport and Africa ; Donna Carmelite, Tel-
mil
'emend at rather higher raters-Oats arc the turn dearer,
nidad Emily, Halifax • °remota° St. John's, New
mil in good demand. Oatmeal must be quoted 3d. to 4d.
;•• .k. A large . with loss 'of tap water
per cwt. higher, and parcels cx store are more saleable. In-
BruanZlLp
passed in lat 47 N. lone. 'LS
Sian Corn and Meal met a very ready sale at the annexed loges-• and abandoned, was
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W. by the Gladiator in the Downs. The Ann Jeffrey,
luotatiOns :-
£ a it, £s. d, Quebec to Liverpool, was abandoned in a sinking mode lat.
Wheat, wb'te, per cwt. (New) l2 otoo 13 0 47, long. 30 W. ; crew saved! Throughout lust night and
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Red
Foreign, per tea ... .... ......
moderate; 11th, the Philadelphia from Antwerp
Dario:, prime, old, per met. 8 0 to 0 II 6 to New York, dement d, and trying to reach Fayal, was
firinding
Hulled, common lO otoo IS 0 spoken 27th ult. by the Creole arrived here.
Flee.
Oats. best potato
Poland, old
Flour, find' lB 14 to 0 19 6 the harbour this morning, took the ground near the round
stss,nds
tower, but came off again in 'the flood, and is now in the
Thirds
Oatmeal, at the wale l6 otool7 10 harbour. 11th, the Prince of Brazil, from Liverpool, to
Maramichi, arrived ;here yesterday, having lost mainmast,
DUBLIN, OCT. 10. -The corn markets continue fore-top mast, sails, &c., in a hurricane on the west end of
upwards; an advance on every market day of fel. to Is. per the banks of Newfoundland, 19th ult. Two barquess one
cwt. on grain, and Is. on flour and meal, The best Wheat with topmast gone, were passed 21st ult., by the Prince of
is now 354. to 37e, second Flour 215., and Oatmeal 20s to Brazil, arrived here,
21s. Retail prices of Flout 2.. to 3 , Oatmeal 2.. Gd. to ~ 31 Cowes, Oct. 10.-The Gustaf, arrived here from Trinidad
Indian Corn meal Is. lid, to Is. 10d per stone. The price of fir Mediterranean, was towed in here to-day, leaky, and will
bread has also advanced one halfpenny per 41b. loaf. discharge.
CORE, 04"; T. 10.-Our Grain market continues to Ptemourft, Oct. 11.-The Sperrnacite, arrived hem
•yes- terd .
ay, was struck by a sea 19th ult. ; lost boat, bulwarks,
be well supplied, although not so liberally as on the previous
and stanchions, and was three dart full of swat r. She passed
week. The tea's in Wheat has not been so brisk, and prices
several ships, brigs, and smaller vessels, water-logged and ,
hare declined to the extent of 1.. per barrel. The scarcity ,_routod.
of water ha. had its effect in producing the depression. The ns•
Culla Oct. 7.-The New Brunswick, of Hull, abandoned, 1
hn-k Prime malting fully
with .
Barley trade continues very • and i lower mast and bowsprit standing, was paased on
maintains late rates, and grinding is dearer to the extent
27th ult. in lat. 47 N., long. 3.5 W., by the Elizabeth, ar- 1
of 6d. per barrel. Oats continue in great
.demand, and
a
rived here. 9th.-S.W. strong.-Arrived : Emma, St.
the samples arriving readily find purchaser ete t •n
Mark's; John Wolfe, St. John's, N 8., with la's of sail'',
advance of 3d. to 6d. on the rates of last week,
boats, &c. ; John Walker, Liverpool fur St. John's, N. 8.,
In free on board sales no very extensive business has been
leaky
es
good as during the past week, and stocks of the , with loss of head, cutwater, &c. The Ellen and Mar-
done, but holders are very firm. The demand for Flour is
article garet, for Newport, grounded in the river yesterday, came
being small, the trade continues brisk at the prices of off to-day without much damage.
last week, with indeed somewhat of an upward ten-
BscrAsr, Oct. 8.-The Earl Lansdale (s.), from White-
deney. Indian Corn, the white description especially, haven, grounded at the entrance of the Lough on the 6th
though somewhat more looked for than during the but came off immediately without any apparent damage.
LONOHOPE, Oct. 6.-S.W. Arrived, 2nd : The Paragon;
past week, is not in es good demand as of late.
3rd, Banda and the Percy, from Quebec ; Janet, B'. Ste-
Of Indian Corn Meal and Oatmeal the same may be said,
hen's; the Perthshire and the Douglas, Si. John's, N.B.
both those articles being a less free sale than of late. Wei
P Stater, Oct. 10.-The Don went en shore in New ,
quote
6dthileclay, wlheiyte V 323. per 20 atone ; Red do.,
116 sh. Wheat
16 stone. Bere, 205. Oats, 14s, Grimsby Harbour on the 7th inst , hut got off with little 11
damage. The Bosphorus drove on the rocks, Island of
per 14 none. •
Tribe°, but got off with good deal of water, but making no •
LIMERICK, OCT. 10.-Weather has been very mild water,
since Tuesday, and much rain has fallen. Wheat market SWANSEA, Oct. 10.-W.-Arrived: Cuba, Valparaiso.
better supplied than of late, but still nothing equivalent to The French brig Amedees, from Port Talbot to Toulon, put
the stocks in fanner,' bands, or more than sufficient for the in here yesterday, leaky ; will have to discharge.
bare requirements of millers. About 3,000 barrels at market alltroßD, Oct. 9.-W.S.W. ; 10th, W.N.W., strong
to-day, and briskly cleared at the full rates last advised. Of gales.-Arrived : 10th, Britannia, Quebec, for Hull, with
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Oats considerable supplies continue to come to hand, and loss of boats, bulwarks, &c. ; reports having passed nine us-
121d. to 131 d. per stone remains the currency. Barley eels demisted (names unknown),
steady, at Is. to ls. Id. Consumption of all bread stuffs very ay
- IitrEISAVEN, Oct. 10.-Arrived : Helton, Quebec, for
great. Larcester. .
Hutt Oct. 10 and 11.-W.S.W. strong.-Arrived : .
WATERFORD, OCT 10.-Inadequate supplies, added
Diadem,'Prince Edward's Island; the Hobert and Ann, the
to increased demand for export, have occasioned a further Salisbury,
bury, and the Susanna, from Quebec. The Gazelle is
advance in our market, and we quota Wheat 25., Barley, ls., b
leaky, - d has into dock.
an gone
and Oats Si. per barrel dearer than on Saturday last, while Serrommataiii, Oct. 10.-Amived - Patagonia, Quebec.
Flour has risen fully 3s. per sack during the same period.
Hemmen, Oct. 10.-The Thomas and Hannah, London
Oatmeal and Indian Corn Ideal are also dearer by Is. per
to Sunderland, got on shore on the (iunfieet Sand this
cwt. Our present rices shipping p ' of prepared Gram are as
1s to morning, but got off with only loss of anchor and cable.
follows :-Mill Wheat, 343. to 3.55• fid• i b
• ippieng do., 33d..
BitisroL, Oct. 11.-S.W., fresh.-Arrived : Three Bros
325. 6d. per barrel of 280 lbs. Oats. whit
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151.
f to
them, Prince Edward's Island; Bristol, Newport, for
18s 3d.; do., black, 155. 9d. to 16s. 3d. pere.barrel o
Leghorn, with loss of boats, bulwarks, &c,
1b... Superfine Flour, 50s. to 515.; second d , 445. to 475. :
of
BrAuxsurs, Oct. 11.-Favourite, Liverpool, for Dublin,
third do., 36e. to 38a. ; fourth do., 225. to 280. per sack
28011..:_ Oatmeal, 183. to 183. 6d.; Indian Corn Meal, 13e. leaky.
KiNosrower, Oct. 10.-Arrived : Harbinger, St. John's,
to 13s. 6d. per cwt. New Brunswick.
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SLIGO, OCT. 10.-At market to-day prices ruled as Kil.Rl:Bl4, Oct. 9.-Arrived : Ariel, Miramichi.
follow : Oats, per barrel, 17s. 6d.stone, 30s, 9.-The Torrance, from Wexford to Qty.-
; Wheat per 20 DUSILIN, Oct. _
to 335. Gd.; Indian Corn, none; Oatmeal, 20s. per cwt.; bee, put into Man-of-war Roads yesterday, damaged; fell
Flour, 20a. per cwt. ofßelfast, on the 21st ult disabled, and
in with the Victoria, ,
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took oft five of the crew, the remainder being put on board
HOPS. the Trafalgar, of Maryport, on the 23rd. Spoke the Violet,
BOROUGH MARKET,
Two o'Clock.-Mcssre. Pat- of of sails, & . On
Belfast, with decks swept, and loss _
the 24th spoke the brig Belize, bound to Quebec,
tenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the market is
with the wof Custila-ina-chree on board. On
brisk : 27th large tij... under jury-masts,
Mid and Sad Yenta, from per Cwt.ge Os. to £7 Os. the, Passed a _
or less
Weald d Kind l9 46,t0 5 0 arming the game course, and several vessels more
3 13 to 4 10 disabled, from loss of spars, sails, &c. On the 30th ult., in
Yardman
Tear= Rents
Old Hope
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CATTLE.
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vs 6 0 to 7 0
4 0 to 4 10
3 10 to 4 4
2 0 to 4 0
SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.-We have to-day a
short supply of beasts, there being 836 less than on • last lat. 49, long. 22, passed the hull of a vessel, suspected to be a
steamer, on fire, and burnt to the water's edge. .
Hotelman, Oct. 10.-Two head-boards or • Temel, each
outhem in yellow
about eight feet long, with Lone painted _ _
yo bees
letters, shaded with red, on a black ground, have
picked up about five miles to the southward.
••• For Saturday's Yorker rue lasi pop.