... VIENNA, SePt. 12._The English Government has recently made new overtures for a commercial treaty with Austria, but again without success. The great object aimed at is to obtain a reduction of the Austrian import duties on woollen and cotton goods. It is understood that the English would, in return, give advantages to the wine and corn of Hungary and other Austrian productions. The Vienna ...

... I; - e dareto. I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, V Friday Evening. We have again bad a good demand from all classes of buyers, but prices of the common qualities of American have rather given way, that description fornming a large portion of our present import, and continues to be offered very freely. Brazil and Egyptians have declined id: per lb. East India and other kinds remain as before. The ...

... BANK OF MA N CHESTER..FURTHER LOSSES. ADJOURNED SPECIAL MIkEETING. Orbe M0ondayiornin g a special general meeting of the c sharcholders in the Bank of 'Manchester, was held, by 1 adjournment from the 7th November last, at Hayward'sl Hotel, in Bridge-street. The main object of.the mcetinigt was to receive from the directors a statement of the assets c and liabilities of the Bank, brought doewn ...

... lA.kNCIIESTEIR STOCK EXCHIA-NGE, T),rrVIBEP. 2.3, i5-42. PRICES 0F1 511AtEES. Amt, of Anrrant Prirepye' Shares. paid. S'ire. t Ot) itirruinttato and ti-rit . It.. ) W 4 '3:13 Ditto Nsew Mo tt it . 2 ~ tls loti Hi itnisighain tid (o io ,tterte .. TOO 4 2.5 Ditto sitte sn nIdotn 17i1' :50 Boit an d uti reston . .. O) I, 100 Bristol and Exeter .. ,0 7 100 ...

... I Vic. 'iftarlicto. MANCHESTER CODON MARKET, SATURDAY.- The weather throughout the week has, without intermission, been most unseasonably wet, cold, and boisterous; and it might have been expected that some degree of excitement would have been occasioned thereby. The dull reports from London, however, and the seeming inability of that market to sustain itself, added to the impression generally ...

... zollboll 0, (Immexcial liddliqaIrr. rz,'c,w our, won' Correspondent.) LONDON, MONDAY ArrIi-m:ooN, SFPTJUM1JBic 20. S Affacirs ill the City to-day are, touch mere, cheerfsl ; and thouglh it is coo early to speak w~ith ?? confi- dence, it hop'e is expressed that mnatters in the ceralnmee' cial ,world have -seen their worst, and that front hence- T forth wve may anticipcate at resto~ration of ...

... Cort, cattle, anz 4probision I(Rarict5. 0 MANCHESTER 'ME.AL AND FLOUJR MARKET, Satussici, p 0 December 4.-Ne-w oatmeal, 'l0s. to Mis. : flour, 146. to t'is. per - MANCHESTER POTATO MARKET, Tuesday, Dececnber I- Potatoes. 8S. ski, to 14S. 03d. pertX-SQ1b; carrote,.5s. to 7o. prr 2.5~211; I55 30 turnips , :3.to 5s.prr IC, peel;'; eccions, So. to I1Is. pet 2491)0. RO C IXA LE OTATO AMAIIET, ...

... Coln, 0, attic, a'nb' jpr'o'biiojx fRjrhvt%. LONDON PROVISION MIARKETTN ondp, October IP-The veest I anivals last week from Ireland were 27,510 firkins butter, and 440t comI bales bacecn; ad from foreign ports r-,840 casks butter. The busi. the I ness transacted in Irish butter during the past week was uninillor a snm tant; the large arrivals having supplied the dealere, they refiaia yet, p ...

... The meeting of Dissenters in the Town-Hall was continued, by adjournment, in the evening, at the Corn Exchange, where a far larger, and more enthusiastic, though equally respectable audience assembled. There must have been fully 2,000 people present. On the platform and among the audience we noticed the following ministers and gentlemen:—The Uevds. Dr. Davidson, Independent College; Dr. Nolan, ...

... (From the Daily of Wednesday.) Thf. Government E— cation Grant.—Yesterday a special general merlin, the subscribers to this institution was held in the sell'* room, Borough-road. The occasion excited great .„t amongst all classes interested in the education question, inasmuch as it was understood that this meeting would be decidcd whether the society intended to avail itself of the government ...

... TrO leortos. B MANCIESTEIR, FutDAy, DECEEMER 8TrI, 148. Since our last report, no change of naterild importance has taken place in the market. On the whole, the symptoms of improvement which have of late been visible, are becoming more decided and general. In almost all quarters a feeling of considerable hopefulness prevails, the impression being pretty widely diffused that prices have seen ...

... M)c -alarfato- LIVii'OUL ('COTTli MIAUKET F,-otvt: It eq 4-7i': a) E cP~ing-, ?? lii 1, el V rv 3ry --o lcl ii:fii, 1 ,1 tor I2I'n tihron.liilout t: little ?? tool'e'' c'.I i2 prit's of t ,102 Sa r.rrl::t IOC .112n(L2L' TO . lo Itixt the desire to . . ...