... ARS+ I -. 1e- THE DOCK COMPANY AND THEIR i ASSAILANT'IS. AtibAl LAAIA 10. 'rTe men in masks, who assail the Dock Company soq opprobriously, through the coplito columns of the Ad' Id tiertiser, are again at their dirty work; and, however S reluctant we may be toc notice them farther, not onl d because wye have already most sucocesfally repelled their aspersions, bat because we think Itligs tu ...

... THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST .WEEK. The quantity of corn now abroad in England is very trifling; even the late-sown barley and beans ae nearly nll secured, whilst of wheat there is not sufficient remaining in the fields to create any further uneasiness. In as far as a judgment can yet be formed of the yield of wheat, our pre- viously expressed opinions are fully borne out, viz., ...

... - Iu 7 r r ( From the Times.) - W~e bave received from Captain Isernonger, of the brig Afri- Callus, tire following account of the capture and destruction hy thle 2,Moors of a portion or' the crews of the ships Margaret and Coll- at tror, both belonging to the port of London, %while in search Of guano at the island of Arguin, on the coast of Africa. Mr. Ise- monger states, that he received ...

... MONBY MARKBT AND CITY NEWS. WEDNESDAY. Soon after the opening of the market there was a large parchase of Bank Stock, which has given a firmer tone to the prices of English securities gene- rally. India Bonds have also improved. In Con- sols there has been no husitiess of any importance. The government broker's purchase was made at 99,7J. Consols closed at 991 to 8 for Money, and 994 to 100 ...

... LONDON MARKETS-FRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. Tho show of English Wheat here, to-day, vas tolerably good, both as to supply and quality. As but feew buyers were in attentiance the demand for that article was excessively heavy, at barely Monday's quotations. Forcign Wheat; the supply of which was good, mets dull sale, and prices tad a downward tendency. For alt kinds of Bnrley the inquiry seas inactive ...

... pro- SATURDAY EvENING.-The Colonial Produce Markets 'a in close with a very healthy appearance, and prices are well maintained. The public sales advertleed for the ensuing week are not of importance. TIHE MANUFACTUi1NG DISTRICTS. BRADhOnD.-The home merchants havebeen active- the bforeign merchants not so; but, upon the whole, we think kly there has been afair business done, but not equal to ...

... THE FARlIER'S JOUIRNLII CATTrLE MARKB T..-TbIsMarlcet was not an largely III supplied as bag been the 6soas of late, anod the FAT BOJLLOOKS were pretty well tolien off. We cannot, howevor. say titat in wj thin respect prices wvere asupportod Ainoug the Stocle shown ea also %yero a lot of ninte Stiotch Heifers: appearn cesoO however, Si wern n6tin their fav oor, and though pretty well sold ...

... , The accounts from tile Manufacturing Districts partake of thn animations which tas became general in business dririeg the last tow days. large operations for tho home market being descrihaid as going for wined, aid specalativo hilsines3 incrensing, in anticipation of a firm condition of general affairs for the ensuiing winter months, Tibe demand for capital las not been extensive for the ...

... CORZO 56ARflT~ MONDAY, SEPT. 2.-The weeks' imports of each article of 6 corn trade of home produce are very light, and those tll abroad are very moderate. The duties on beans and peaolhea advanced Is per quarter respectively, on rye tlhe import lee. clined Is per quarter. The weather has been most favounble for thecompletion of the southern harvest, andfor thegarler of the crops in the ...

... LIBERATION OF O'CONNELL AND HIS CO-CONSPIRATORSi .0 Immense crowds assembled at Kingestown on Thursday afternoon, awaiting the arrival of the packet. At a quarter to five o'clock the steamer entered the harbor. Mr. Ford, Mr. Cantwell, and Mr. Mahony, the agents of the traversers, ap- peared on board, bearing white flags, on which were inscribed, Judgment Reversed by the House of Lords ...

... CORN-MARKET-ft-srnmBER 27. Having only moderate arrivals of English WHEAT during the week, a fair clearance was made on previous market days' prices, and there is but little left on hand this morning. The trade continues very firm, and the millers evince a disposition to purchase. Foreign WHEAT is held generally at fuil prices, but only a limited amnount of business appears to have been ...

... DURING THE PAST WEEK. ?? ?? London armiers' ,ournal.) There has been some heavy rain in the north since this day se'mnight, which has rather interrupted harvest ope- rations in those parts where the crops have boon late in ripening, but still we are disposedx to think that besides an abundant yield, the quality and condition of the new wheat will be found equal to an average. The trade ...