The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-19 00:00:00

BRITISH NORTH AMERICA-CANADA.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
Nsw Tottz, Nov. 6.—Sisee the departure of the Niagara,
the domed kr ell leading imenekke hes bees seedy. United Soto
smokes bus let been freely caned, and it is evilient that the sup-
ply has moth donetted. Maine Coupon Certificate" of the loan of
lent hien boo side at 1136 and of the Smokeable (knifemen of
the leek et Nth sod 19114, at 114 to 1 1 . The receipts of the New
1 TON' sod Tab, me of the Hesslerteethe last smouthee..
I knOokelled the Mamie, greekody famed, prises have etheased,
loathe dthond M Eke elk& The ranee& 'penally threoghout
the an view drift so theslield Whelk mad theft uppers to
MUMPS to re immennes. end en/ Beek already
methlikel. la th 'sensitises new pekoes& Mona are
Y demend at MI
orb NM ell whet an noddy take.
know Takata Mob the teemenstiens of lest week hoe been
useekl QOM ; the demeeed de these is Medi, sod the few oder.
leg me /torten:Oben at private sok. itosheo/o et all deecripitene
is dell, god roue we lower. The opsestieee he foreign exchange thus
tar he the Europa have bees smell. The ruling Mee are cm—
Larks llO to 110
Parte .
Aminika .......... ..... —.— 9Ol to 40d
lisotherg ... — eat to 5
Bream 79 to 7 ,
The mow meta mules . Imo on volt.securkie Mors.
able es deneoll On be readily o4OsISM et 4 to 3 per centooper de.
eons tired: at 6 to 7 per cent. dm dee but signatures. awl at 1 11, l•
=it. !or those of a lon gneektht diameter. The bobs
freely to the knot of their lime et lie wad
Mee. Tbe bolocee of the present moon bee been eandeetei with
entmeetheithe molesek and the madam of the market is ow
Akre' beeMby- mil ink pertkahrty other, le a great l
dist the sie/ert stable ntrafte. Is tow Asked by mi=
=W elk It is set mooed that the Europa will take oo soy
this elty, eel we itheetion whether the oat Havre plan
mut team est isy dim, if lt had net been cautroted ke ems den
apt The obese. la othon in Europe will probabl induce meths
her ti' teed te Mose the Mae el radii: y sad ceetiondel OZ.
dodge biker ear preekt quondam. The roma open weather ...
eny4.,:r... ear ill web. ma Om is a 51r and healthy bedew
wide the Woke, wink et the rise time we are in the dip
et Immo •
moatuthe et groinse. tank will cube. se le meet
dread duiks the efiker moths.
United Five per dila, eadeenalie Iddh dividends As. sod
July, 919 Is 9111; ditto Six mrdiet. (beads and ortioarm, vat ota.,
1091 to 61 ; Fenserlonie Flee par OaM., M. mil Moot, ditto, 77 to '
9; MN Flo per OM. (rterileibmie), 11th, April I'M Oct.,
1 ditto, 102 te 3; South Carolina Five per Ont. (Bering's), 1633-69,
! ditto, 90; South Caroline Piro per Cent. (Peneer's), '66, ditto, 56,
1 nominal; Maryland Mee per Cent. (sterner beedo, Jan. and July,
ditte, IS to 9; Mississippi Six the: Manlier% Bank 41341 to 1810,
Jan. and July, ditto, 60 ; M Ibil per Cot (Union Bank), May
and Nov., ditto, 20; Alabama per Qat, '63, May end Nov.,
Odes. IS to 3; Florida Six per Pat., 1930:9.'66, Jet. end July,
elide, 30.
Oorrok—We bemused every exertion to obtain oorreet acomute
Ben the cottekgrowing mellow of the dates, and do net find any.
thkg to amen tit otter our opinion, or to change see eirtheate of
the woe, nth* we placed at 2,100,010 helm although we auk coo.
Ilan that we have seen Metes from factors who bed predowely be-
lieved in a loge end) who "mark" 2,005,000 ado full mem. - The
knowYe sinker ken F.L.Telost and Co. embodies ear •Swe on the
oddest Oar lad reopen Wen per Mapes KO ultihe sales tor the dve
Enlist mama to kW helm at very tell god gradually hardening
; me weldor briar le. above those advertised per Niagara.
ohs dibeledthiley (Whales) dam the receipt of the Hibernia's
skim me wised: quoted at tom le. to O. edema, but the
letters sot bodge Mee theeived at 'Change time when the above
Wes wereirepereek we soon se deckle &A to the effect of ber ad-
visee ca our motet. the for Hibernia will nearly cone
those soma I at t Pl. Welt, owl the bat that the Manchester Masers
have Odra 120,40 Wes, sr he make supply In two,thouldnot be
loot eight et barn Pekes es We side have, for good end cotheient
reeeme. lees kr five monk k Moon of those paring broad,
end have reached a plopostt et which the planters willa well
keift, mod any further sasteriel rise here cannot be expected,
la the bee of the km rsseise which will follow the
kopeks et then eking et onilless parte. The prices paying in
see ad blek sod by emnpar won, but thee are high
•Villis=thilissej: liii=eloto earlier than fo
rther rise ie. seivierala=
sea ilepend m the Wks et the Fsgrliell: epeculetors. prices
striven
sea
110 bit of Jemerry eill be 4ht, and the stock in Crest
Wog meth robsof dill be meth, held.
17=and Mobile, N. Ix
and Texas.
Wars Of to 01 to
MINT teem' ord. lO to lei 10 to 101
Mill.begeed mid. ll to 1 1 11 to 111
M. OF to fele ll to 111 11 to 121
Fay kir and dm
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Freight to Limped. ; to Havre, fie.
Gamete Csor.—We us Irbil* slate our trat, of a killing frost
la Slab Coelho on thsafebei of [le 10th and ilat ult. As yet it
IS nee lossu *sew Sr lug los sanded farther south. We
Oral= Imesitass, kr teems ire has frequently stated, this
Mill VIM is pest r.lO ills °Most, believing that Its wear-
iless t wy ast rlsY, eels aen-ccenrrenee increase, the crop
Wive Hs ace kindred tboeurd hate. All the Information received
strengthen SW in the opinion that ten crop will not exceed 2,100,900
e.

Our Montreal dates are to the 3d of November.
The Canadian ministers have taken up their ground
strongly and unequivocally against annexation. Two
mails ago Mr. Baldwin's declaration to this effect was
received. Tne prevent srrivals bring a puolic 1, tier
from Mr. Hincks, which concludes with these words:
It is, moreover, due to the friends of the admiciatratiot
*remotion the province, whose generous support has plaoed
us in our present responsible position, that no misuoder-
rending should exist as to our views. Those views have
been sufficiently explainei in Mr. Beldvrin's letter to lair.
Perry. 'rosy ars entertaiozd by every mustier of the pre.
Ent administration, and will be circled out by us in office
provided we are supported by those with whom we have
hithi rto acted. If, 01 the other hen 1, we should be desered
by those whose confidence lies hi'hirto sustained us, we have
a plain duty *co pert. rat to our sovereign and our c. tinny,
which is to sustain any administration favourable to Britian
o ,oneetion, which tan command • larger share tit public'
confidence than ourselves.
The government are acting as well as speaking.l
All holders of offi, e under it who have declared them-I
selves anuexatiooiets are being displaced. Meters. I
Rote and Johnson, members of the Lower Canada
bar, and Queen's counsel, have been deprived of their
silk gowns. A circular has been addressed by the
actin ant-general of militia to all officers commanding
the various militia corps in Montreal, desiring them I
to report the names or such of their officers (if any)
who have signed the annexation address, and to state
whether they signed it of their own free will, or
under intimidation. The provincial secretary has in-
stituted a similar inquiry respecting justices of the
peace.
The Governor-General bee come to an open culli-
sion with Mr. Gowan, Pas: Grand Master cf the
Orange Association in Canada, and the real h, ad
of the order alike when in and when out of office.
Lord Elgin has erased Mr. G.man's name from the
list of justices of the peace, and has dittaissei him
from the militia in which he was a licutenantcolonel.
The reason for this step is understood to have been
Mr. Gowan's participation in the Brookville meeting,
at which among other outrages Lord Elgin was
burned in effigy. Mr. Gowan denies the right of
Lord Elgin to dismla him teem his command in the
mi itia without a court-martial, and demands to be
tried by one. Lord Elgin, it is stlid, proceeded upo..
a petition for Mr. Gawan's dismissal from the militia ;
Mr. Gowan avers that of 36 officers in his bate lion
(the 2nd of Leeds militia) only three sigeed the peti-
tion, of 60 non-commissioned officers only two, and of
privates only 179.
M. Papineau has come out as en annexationist.
M. Papineau, however, weals to stand pretty much
alone iii Geids. Tue French are at prevent divided
into two parties ; the men of the old ec:iool he ids d by
the Seigneurs and the Roman catholic clergy ;
" Young Canada," of which the most active members
are young barristers. M. Papineau is said to belong
to the latter, but 150 of "Young Canada" signed the
Montreal ant-annexation addle:wt. The clergy and
the Seigneurs are decidedly opposed ,0 annexation.
There are increasing rumours of a dissolution of the
House of Assembly. If they should prove true it is
expected the elections will turn upon "annexation"
and " British connexiou." Tne coolness with which
the Americans have received the news of the annexa-
tion movement has thrown cold water upon it.
The transportation of the government officials, bag
and baggage, has cammAeced. At Montreal, the
cavalcade of the emigrants was attended by strong
detachments of the troops, and the oddity of the
materiel of the train caused great laughter, not only
among the bystanders but the troops themselves. The
change of the seat of government has excited a very
bitter feeling among the people of Montreal.
WEST INDIES.—BARBADOES.
A chance arrival at New York from Barbadoes
brought dates to Oct. 10. The weather has been
highly propitious, and trade is improving. The last
sales of flour were made at 7.50 dole., but the same
article had brought 12 dole. at Antigua.