... MONEY MARKET and CITY INTELLIGENCE (From the Times yesterday.) A subsidence the panic has been observable to-day, am? although the fluctuations in the English funds have been rapid and extensive, the result shows considerable iropr ...

... From tht London Gaxette. of F/iiay October 15. BEMAN, Au, shipowner, Upper Thames-street, to surrender Oct. 28. half-past one, and Nov. 26, at half-past twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Attorney, Brown, Walbrot k kEAKE. Frederick, relievo leather manufacturer. Regent street, and George-yard, surrender Oct. 25, at two' and Nov. 46, at one, at the Court Bankruptcy, London. Attorney, ...

... Marcnmm.—'There no material change of any kind in the yarn or goods market* where transactions are confined within the very narrowest compass hear of tales very low rates far present cash, parties urgent want of money; but Mieve these to very few in number; the manufacturers very remarkable firmness in maintaining their psfoos iflllll Baaoroaa, Thdbsdat, Octobi* 14.—Pieces: We do not remember ...

... LIVERPOOL, ST. JOHN'S. BIRK'HEAD. SiTDUiT, WSDRBSDAT, SATCaDAT, OcL «. Oct. 13. Oct 9. a. d s. d. a. d. 8. d. a. d. a. d. Beef, per lb 0 to 7} 0 0 8 Mutton „ O6i„O706„O7O6„O8 Veal „ 0 7 6„ 0 7 05 „08 Lamb, „ 0 0 7 7 0 7„ 0 7i Fresh Pork „ 0 7„ 0 0 0 7„ 0 0 61 „ 0 7 Salmon „ 0 00 „00 0 0 Soles Of,, 07 1 0„ 0 0 6„ 7 God Fish „ 0C„ 00 06 00 „00 Fresh Butter „ 10,. 12 10 ~00 10,, 12 Salt Ditto „ 0 ...

... Cellar Occupations.—On Tuesday fifty-five inform*, tiona were heard before the magistrates again nr. person* for letting off cellars not conformable to the act Pa*, liament. The defendants resided in Thurlow, Lower Milk, Albert, Ford, Atherton, Thomas, Presto')., Watkinson, Cumberland, Stockdale, Trueman, and streets. In seme cases the parties had fined before. Several attempted to escape the ...

... 'TV ESDAY, October —Wind inu ...

... Mr. Cowell has the merit of having suggested what appears to us a most judicious practical arrangement, as long ago 1843, in a letter to Mr. Baring, year before Sir Robert reel's last Currency Bill was passed; but neither the then Premier nor the Bank since have moved in the matter. The Ejraminsr thus lucidly states the particulars : Twice a year the Government was under the obligation of ...

... SALVS POPULI LEX &UPREMA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1847. The terms in which Niebuhr described the situation of Prussia before her agrarian revolution redeemed her from destruction are not inapplicable to the existing condition of society in Ireland. The dissolution of all socialities and forms is now complete. Either entire decomposition, or a new life, is setting in. The present posture of ...

... Blackwood, for October, its an unusually lively number, ■ We have, on some occasions, cotnplaincd of the absence e entertaining matter this magazine ; but the present bei will be found redolent of interest, particularly its lad* waders, who ought sometimes to be considertd in its :,at on ' opens with critiques on the works nf tnm : tian Andersen, with lengthy extract?. in b = r ««l»i.l, ...

... of the panel*, fell upon a recess, in which they digcovered old table, on which were laid several books the 15 h ce itury, a pile of manuscript sermons, many of which had been preached before crowned heads, a silver chalice, which appeared though it had been burnt, and an old newspaper. The mansion was formerly in the possession of S:r John Wintour, a distinguished Catholic and Royalist in the ...

... As if following up the severe remarks of the New York Journal of Commerce, which we inserted last week, the last number of one of our best London papers, the Examiner thus speaks of the Bank, and its recent operations The managers of the Bank never lend at the natural price of gold, unless it be by an accidental occurrence, lasting only for an hour or two, between their rate and the natural ...

... {Abridge I from the Ma>klan* Experts ) Although the weather of the past month has, from its comparative variableness, not been of character calculated ensure the rapid close of harvest operations in the most northern parts the country, it has unquestionably been productive of the greatest possible advantages to the agricultural body large. In tlio immediately preceding period, the want of ...