The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-02 00:00:00

PAII" awn 30.—Cash Bates: Orleans, 1,275; 17avrc, 723;
Northern, 731 23; Bordeaux, 567 30 ; Avignon, 933 75; luraggirg.
503 75; Tsars asd Nantes, 310; Lyon, 328 73 ; Basle, 232 50; Pa.
saßles (L. 8.), 290.
MEETING THIS DAY.

Armagh, Claimable, mid Portrugh; London Tavern, I p.m.

LONDON. THING, READING, AND 15ABINGSTOIL
RIILWAY.—The adjourned meeting of the shareholders in this epm.
piny was held yesterday at the London Tavern, for receiving the e,„.
port of the committee appointed for the protection of the interests of
the shareholders. J. W. Scott, Faq, took the chair, when the report
was read, from which it appeared that the endeavours of the ax..
mince, through the solicitor and secretary to the company, to pnorttro
a meeting of the directors had beet eltogether fruitless ; neither were
they allowed to inspect the books or amounts. The committee bad
also addressed some of the directors, particularly Mr. 11. F. Berkeley,
who regretted the difficulty of getting together a autos am* number to
form a quorum at this seaman of the year. (Loral Luighter.) From
the information they had been able to aeature In other quarters, the
committee had learnt that the sum deposited with the acenuntant.
general had been subsequently withdrawn, and on inquiring to whoa,
it had been transferred, it was stated that the whole :mount (12,000
had been paid to the Union flank of London, to the private acomatof
,
the solicitors, Mr. 11111 and his partner, (Hear, ar.) The sum.
enittee Immediately gave notice to the Union Dank of London me to
part with the money, it being the property of the shareholders, and
since then the solicitors had made an attempt to set eaide
this injunction. The committee in this bad been acting under the.,
advice of counsel. In addition to other facts, they had learnt that
2,0001. had been advanced to another railway coinpany, and 0,30 u/.
advanced on certain number of Abases. Mr. Owen said that arrange-
. ments were now moiling fur paying back the 2,080/. (,ild to hm e been
lent to the Great Western Extension). Mr. Lawrence statist that he
was solicitor to a creditor of the company. Ili. client had esery
position to leave his case in the fan aIA of the sharerwlders, bat if no
satisfactory arrangement was come to by the dire [OWN he should twe-
eted with in Bat under the act of bankruptcy. Tit, tint would be the
first one issued under the Mb and loth Vu. nab, appinet a railway
company, and be hoped would be • a lessen. to those sort of ra •way
directors. After some discussion the report was adopttal, and the
committee was continued in office for protectinu the interest. 01 the
shareholders. A pro rata eubocription was suggested in aid of the
legal proceedings. Votes of thanks were then ga.-..ed to the chairman
and committee, when the business coded.
NEWRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAT.—A meeting of
the shareholders of this company was held yesterday, at the London
Tavern, 7.1 r. Conquest in the chair, for the parpoac of considering
the meatrures necessary to be adopted fur their pi Welkin. After soma
discussion It was agreed unanimously that a committee should be-
appointed, whose duty would he to confer with the directors on the
present state of the company, the basis of whose propositions Mould
be the resolution come to in Mr. Spoekman's report, as follows : " That
this meeting do now suspend, until the next general meeting of the
Shareholders, to be held in February next, the execution of all works
and contracts entered into by the directors for and on behalf of the
shareholders. That this meeting do hereby authorise and direct that
an application be made to Parliament in the next atosion far leave to
complete and open the line from Newry to Armagh, Judie Brat instance;
to apportion 210,000/. of the capital of the company to that purpose;
and to reduce the shares from Sul. to 15/. per share, and to pay i per
cent. Interest on deposits cold on the same. That this meeting de now
suspend the payment of all (*Dion the i•harchulileri until the sanction
of the legislature has been obtained, fur making the alterations agreed
upon in this resolution. One of the shareholders observed that be
bad received a letter In which it was slated, that lord Newry had
lately an interview with the Lord.Lieuteunnt of Ireland tan the pia,
ject of a government grant In favour of the Newry and Enniskillen
railway. At the conclusion of the business a cote of thanks as
passed unanimously to Sir. Spackman, as well as the Cliairmanoi when
the meeting separated.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
PRODUCE.—Miserso-tami, Orr. I..—The transaction., to-day bare
been on a limited scale, the public sales being confined to cottee.
Sugar, 300 Ithda West India, wild without altering prima. Refined
continua tolerably steady, the market is rather bare of ge.ds rind,
for delivery; standard quality, 64a. CAL, Cis. tOffte.—The quantity
offered in public sale baa been large, 9,000 bags Rio, I,ouo bags
Costa Rico, 2io bags Quilon, and 100 cake Jamaica, two-thirds of
the Rio were washed kind, and went off heavily, a eery large portion
bought in, 311.., 55e. ; common Brazil sold freely at 1.. advance, 2.n.,
335. lid. ; Costa Rica at a slight skyline, 36n, 405.; Quilon, 31. ,
A small part of the Jamaica was very fine, and sold iNn, 121.5. 6d,
the reniainder, usual qvalities, about previous rates. Cotton has
been rather dull, but no alteration in prima. Tallow steadyat the late
advance, 455. Rum dull, proof Leewards, 2s. 3d. In other articles

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no alteration.
Douala, Jett St.- Prime of Coffee have been unaltered during the
week, of which about 30,000 begs have been sold, but the market is
"iCher flat an regards the lower qualities. shipped diming July,
137,974 bags, of which for the Cape of Good lie,pe, 4,680 barns; for
COWS*, 4,630; Inc Ilanibrirgh, 3,010; for London, 594; for United
States, 5,2110; for New York, 3,00; for River ride, 42.
COTTON.-.Livs moot, Unseen 1.-The market to-day was 41911,
and in most instances a reduction of 1-10th sm. submitted to. The
sales were 6,000 bait", 2,500 on epculati,in.
Maaciitsmi, OCruliEu 1.-One market to-day has been more
than any time during the last ten days. In cloths but a limited busi.
nem done; pricers are firm. In yarns the inquiry is only moderate.
full prices are with difficulty obtained. The general tone and feeling
in the market is healthy.
The Manchester (Wednesday's) Courier states of the cotton trade
that the arrival of the linden and 'tablas steamer, Britt...mil, being
now hourly looked for, with important whines concerning the radon
crop, and the very considerable advance which has ulivair %well 00.
tabled on the raw material, have mushy both spinners and Duman.
term to be very firm in their demand to-day, for an advance, on both
cloth and yarn, enuething like that which lina to tad Nisi on cotton
but buyers in general do not (earn dialinaed to pay the rates required;
consequently but a limited business has been done, it being mostly
restricted to urgent orders. Upon the whole, the reeling in the mar-
ket is healthy.
CORN.--Ocr. 1.-During the past month, although the supply of
wheat was liberal from the fermers, it has been freely taken by the
millers., and the price advanced from his, to 10s. per qr. We have had
a similar improvement in the value of foreign, and as the reports of
the failure of the potato crop, especially in Ireland, continue more and
more alarming, and wheat yet beans a low relative price to other
grain, especially to such es con be used for human food,-thers is
much more probability of a further material advance in when aid
flour, than any reduction iu their value. Indian corn in Ire:mai%
now fully. as haat in price as the same weight in wheat, and the stock
on hand is reported to be rapidly going int. consumption; white taw
less there is a further hnproce mint in oar wl:atii markets, France will
continue to take a large lirriairtion of 11w supfdy from the fort inn
shipping ports. Extensive purchases hive for aline time been male
on French account in the Baltic, as well as th ick tics, Danube,
Although we have an increasingly thvostruble opinion of the produc-
tivenes of the wheat crop throughout most parts of England and in
Ireland, we are not the Des, &sparest to think that the price must
range rather high during the next twelve months. it is evident
that the consumption of wheat breed in nini tinpreccdeinCi4
great; and we must expect thin to still Unease a the era-en
rl-
ranee,. Already in many districts in Ireland, so potatneft can Le
obtained, and this is beginning to be the cams in some distriet,
England ; at least, such as are fit for ran are not to be had. At a
rice considerably beyond whit it has yet obtained, bread optic an
likely to be generally preferred in this country as a substitute tor
tutors, to ens thing else. The supply of foreign wheat which a nett
be drawn from different parts of the world, would no doubt be con-
siderahle ; but should the quantity required amount to 011e-foinilli or
one-filth of our usual annual consumption, taking into account tho
great scarcity of shipping and consequent high rate of freichts, we
think it would not Le procured to remunerate the huporters„ anic-stlio
top price of wheat reached SOP. per quarter. The lowest quotation, far
good wheats by our latest accounts, ere front Odessa, there fine w neat
up to shout the Ilth instr.nt, might have been secured at shot.t 32r.
per quarter, free on board, and red at 28s. to 325. In anal(
of
the Mediterranean ports, the price was also moderate, as well as
in the United States, but there in no doubt the latest advii c. from
England would reuse coraiderable excite:neat In all the part. of tho
world from whence grain is exported. Our present quotations
are, English red, 75. to to. 6d.; white, 7s. _'AL to Is. ISM. per 62 Its.
at Birmingham. Dante*, 7s. 6d. to Its. 2d. ; es. 9d. to
-s. 6d.; Danube, On. &I. to 7s. • hard Ittis•sian. to. &LM7ft. per 01
Ms., at Gloucester. Barley, although on the whole we believe is nut
an average crop, has not materially improved in price since the cow-
mencentent of the month ; but grtncling (polities have recently been
much in request, with very little offering, at 30s. to 325. per 10011
at Gloucester. A considerable quantity of Ed, eosin istiiivly tole
wonted for shots before next harvest, where it wilt be the pri
• substitute for potatoes. Prices of this, article are run up very%
abroad, as much as 31s. per quarter, having been paid for best Irish,
free on board in liamburg.-.Vesers. Sturyc's .I.lftfttkly
GENERAL .9,nti1.018 FOR ma Wkak VSlorn OCT. 1.
I Wheat. 1 Barley. Oats. Rye. I Rms. I Peas.
Price i 53e Id 36s 10d 23s 7d Mi. 7d 42s Id 450 Od
2. Duty Ss Od 2s od Is 6d 2s Oil 2s Ulf 2s tad
ins IiIIEAT.--19/rivuATE AND LiiAnicaut.l., 1.-Prime mutton and
es, veal common:cid a steady gale, at full prices; otherwise the unused
137 wee in a sluggish state. Beef, from 2s. bd. to 3a. 6d. • Molar fki.
to 4n. 10d.; Lamb, ha. 9(1. to ss. 6d. ; Veal, 3s. 61 to ;
Pork, 3s. Bd. to 4a. 10d. pet Mbs. by tbeearerwe.

1 SHIPPING /If TELL/GEM
LILL 10.3 AI2.
3 Dublin „.. 0 I Flanders 0
2 Waterford ..... 0 1 Prance 0
5 1 Donaghadee
0 Guernsey Jets. 0 0 MecEterranecn ... U
0 Hamburg 010 India (via Kar-
-1 Holland 0 settles)
GRAVY:SEND, Orr. I.—Arrivals ElizabeCo, from Grenada; Jews,
from Ilavannoh ; Clutha, from Boaton ; Faruahin, from ( brintanc;
John, from Onesra; John Stewart. from Cula.—Sulleil : BrOk,
Gambia; fa
Governor Harcourt, for Cuba; Maria, for Mediterranean;
John Hawkea, for Swansea; Prince Albert, for Guernsey; Eccrawys
for Riga; Dal id Malcolm, for Adelaide.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. I.—Arrived: lona, from Singapore; Asia, fromMarartham ; Storm King, from Laguna; Janet, from Valparaiso—
Railed : Reliance, for La Guayru; Bosphorus, for Comeant,iopkt
Familial ILo,b. for Christianson('Berkley, for Sierra Leone; Ilk
low, for St. John's, New Brunswick; Cor.air, for Nes foundbutt
Vice Henrietta, for Rotterdam; Commerce, for Memel; Caroline, far
Lisbon ; Flora, for Havannal; Ganymedr, for Dona; Neptune, br
Charleston; Anna Robertson, for Buena Ventte.s, and Cad .t slsta•
dor, for Stettin; Minkiena, for Rotterdam Ortelitts for Port-sas
Prince ; Lady IFantiry, for New Oilcan' ; Frende Soilierc, for Mokk;
W. and Charles, for llambro' • Monarch, for Alicante; Jaws, for
Villa Nova; Victoria, f n Vera &ur. ; M. A. I'lern mg, far New Ound-
land ; Acv, for Gottenburg ; Nepttutus, for Cbristionssrd; Charles.
for Ostend; EFcribeth and Amcron, for Bergen ; Prince of Wales, far
Naples; Pion, for leirstc ; Alida Mat for Rotterdam; Arco., for
Ireland; Three Scekendi, for
gyp.Claristiunsand ; Piserlz, for Aaksoode;
PhYll)riat for Naples; Emma, for Messina ; Betsey and Sie-nana, for
Bergen Phrentz, for Antwerp ; Emiculad, r for St. Lacs; Out
L Johan, 'for Stathella ; Ccrsar, for Ciudad lkilivar • Ingend, kr
fp. Polon ; Corriere de Messina, for Venice; Nroll, 'tor Statheo;
Itappethanock, for New York.

'B.—MAna.

o sydney, NS.W ...
o Bah& Ile': -00.1$
0 I.tex.Wll OC.
0 West baits. Oct
1 Brazil ...... . 0

[Advatisement] —BAD DIGESTION.—WONDERICL
. CURE BY HOLLOWAY'A Pt LL AND 0111MIENT.—T. GM/4MT, Esq..
9, ltrown4treet, Orosvenordwmare, declares that he bad Itztn r alee
lip four of the nio4 eminent physicians, begdcs live of the p.eatcst SOP
germs in London. Ile suffered from a distended stointw'a, bad ekgr-
tion, settled pains in the chest, was very nervous and watly
L toted, and scarcely able to walk a hundred yards. `Sot deriviaz this
. least benefit from the faculty, he set about rubbing barge quentities
Holloway's Ointment into the chest, and took Iluimpears lilts niekt
i and morning, which effectually restored him to perfect health and
vigour in the short space of,three weeks. Hold by all re.ctlit vels-
dere, and at Protestor Holkmay's Faitablishment, 211, Strand, Londer.

hot. 26, at Albany • terrace, Worcester, the Ida of W. Oiteee,r.E.t.
of a daosater.
geol. 27,11 Grtmat:,orpe, Liscoloshire, the wife eithe Rev. J. I) Gitv,et

a mai.
Sept.2B, at Deader, Heats, the v. Ve of t Itev. C. &fa dr...tehtev.
Neat. 21, at Tallibeia Hume, eottut) h.liteany, the tu ife 0 the Co.. C.
Y. Leasa, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
Oct. I, at St. George's. Hato' ve•slittate. by the Rev. W. 21. Ditormes,
Foam., Pam's, Esq., of 43, Ll. colng• Ina • 'kids, to Masa altar, elks dearth'
to of ?Ir. Ant use At:. M,lnfig,,:. of Conant, calnt.
Sept 29, at St. Jobillll.A. , Lambeth, It. Dr ‘.Vr. Fri., et Collun:TdAl-rga,
Lambeth, to St savNl., act-mid daoghtet• of J. Stao, Fag.
Sept. 29, at Alphington church, 3. Sao. •tau. Eari , of A'PhivrPa. t°
grocer,, third daughter of C 141113,031. E.q., tate of 1..1.'"' s'.rnn
Sept- M. at dl. John's chore.. Holloway, J,ll.•aeave, So+. of t-vt.--'
Emelt, to Scsoisab Lorna, ilid;ot daughter of U. ALus, 5..... q., a yulard
Park WeU.
Sept. It. at Belfast, 0. :pollen's, Esq.. aolleitor, to firma, elate &dela
hfthe
taro.,fh_hlohat req., deaview e.ttavc, lielfa.t.
Sept..h 1. . rari!. ht the church of It. Eon:elle, M. lemur 'Mtn. OS
Uest• of the Moolf.ipal °ward of Parls. UM of Coeval Marv.
of Seville. to Caret.tas Maar, eldest daughter of the late W. E. Atts,b
Eaq,Cheitelliar.a.
DEATHS.
Sept. 29. t. Testa. Esq., Job., of t!, Eloemtbarr blame, aged 33. ,IL
Sept.!!, at Atugy kartmage. Warw....hire, 11. Apse.. EAT. v•
Llano..-place, Hyde l'ark, and 41, Ltucola a inu.ftcldt. aged 33.
1,, m. 5 ~,,
e,,,n. Is, et Llgewortit Manor Home, GlOUCeStenglile, Otto%
P. Hon.:roux, LA.
Sept 22, at Anoadratighill HOUK, turps, Lieat liachottas,
Maiesti 'a Ilth . gt.lat. el W
Sept. 2g R,
after a short illama. Ur arc, t. the wife of 0. Litt:%"
01oweratergerrace, Highgate, lliradocham.
Sept. IN at Ills KS! Sememetebire. Earl WA. on. a %go. leaving log ~...I,S
__. ._ --
, hinted ILD4i f ,:bilslie4 by Wlmataa A. Jonas. ot N 0.93. He ti i 5....
the parish tai St. B ride, in we City dLoolom HUM!, at the 00F,'.,,ri0,1i
ARADIMST an.l Et lam. Pt Lombard Mreo 1p HA ;redact of •
the Lag of lA44ol.—Zaisim thaeaax ; Ole.