... 1MO E , C) ?? ?? ' a M i5ONEY, AND, 5blERM. E:. ,, , , , , . i - . I . - 7 ,l _ IL . 0 CiTY, FAIIJAY-, Until itbscasies.kpown yesterday itht the Barnk of England idoar meeting had broken up, there were coaes fident ibredictions tehat the rate ofdliseoint -would be lowerel, so'iplentlful'is rhoney it Lombard-street. ?? determinatidn o fthekind rwas' cojise to- however, and it 'will depeaqd ...

... XONXY AND COMMIEC!. CITY, SATURDAY EvEissn. | Political affairs have heet the. monetary and coraeer- cial markets in rather an unsettled condition, and thet financial statement of the Chancellor of the Exchequer not bsving proved in ac- ordance with popular views, the funds have declined over 4 per cent Silver being in increased demand for Holland and India, and gold having been shipped to ...

... RAILWAY A L LONDON STOCK EXCHANE n Share. Railways. 50 Aberdeen , 20 Amberg. No~ttingh.. ?? 5 13 14 0Binnoing., Woir.h, and Stoarvules i Stock. Bristol and Exeter l, Stock. Caledonian ?? 53 Cheater and Nolyeag i s0 Dublin and Belfast juat,, ?? is Ditto (-18 E. andnH). 2 7 17- 0 Ditto (-7 178) 7 per cent. Stock. Eastern Countiea ?? 25 Eastern Union, Class A 25 Do.. do. 1B and C 25 East ...

... MONEY AND COMMEROEL CITY, .SATURDAY. The markets for produce have beeR rather. brisk, and money has partly been absorbed from that cause, being, in fact, more in request. The large wool auctions take up a good amount, and cotton is iiore sought for. In the textile manufacturing departments a fair business has been done. The 4th of the month, bill day, went off- without 'any failures. Public ...

... AIARKETrS. PRESTON MARKIET.-Saturday lost. There was very little change at this morning's market from the prices of last week. The supply was very small, and little business was done. WHBEAT, white per windle of 220lbs 21s 6d to 23s 6O Do., red ?? 20 0 ,, 21 6 FLOUR, superfine, per pack of 2401bs. 32 0 ,, 34 0 Do. common fine, do .27 6 ,, 30 0 Do. seconds, do .18 0 ,, 21 0 OATS, per bushel ...

... There appears to be just now a change in the aspect w of the markets, and indeed, in trade itself, which may al lead to important consequences, and which therefore is rc necessarily worthy of attentive consideration. Every body is fully aware of the effect of railroads, tr steam boats, and telegraphs in facilitating the communi- w cation between distant places, and shortening the time di ...

... AVID S UfcOTTO TWI UHKI DOOK. Now that the seaeou for travelling in que*t rural beauty and renewed health, seta all the world aitir; and aa many haTa already drank to satiety of the iweet stream of Tailed interest and heautr afforded by the Great Exhibition while other* prefer a itroll along the river brink, or by the sounding ahore,we feel more than merely authorized in directing attention ...

... Stafford.—Death of a Prisoner from a Policeman's Cutlass.—lt will perhaps be in the recollection of our readers that early on the morning of the 29th of March, two burglars, named George Wood alias Arthur Key, and Mark Smith, were apprehended on the premises of Sir. Stackhouse, at Walsall, which they had entered from St. Paul's-row, for the purpose of committing felony. The superintendent of ...

... XINBS. SATURDAY EVIaCNINO. The market has been dull to-day, and the only i transactions registered are East Wheal Leisure at 15l, 1lo',, and East Pool at 1471. 10s. In foreign shares no business has been marked. The amount of businesm transacted in the mining share market during the week has been rather above the average, but, as the bulk of the operations offer- Cing has consisted of sales, ...

... In r INDIA AND CHINA. ' THE OVERLAND MAIL. In ~ ~ ~ 0 at h By the arrival of our usual express in -advance of of the India Mail, we are in possession of news from Calcutta to the 6th September, Bombay the 16th, xe and: Hong Kong the 24th of. August. ' 1 th - .BOMBAY, sPT. 17. - The expected expedition to Lahed4'e has, it seems, ended in smoke,' and' Lord FalkianT'and Sir John id Grey have ...

... Fromi the LONDON GAZETIE.-Friday, Oct. 10. BANKRUPTS. ;ed, WILeLnAs wADSWORTE BRAoGan and RorwCARD BRAGuxs, jun, Cam. berwell green, and Laurenee-lane, City, dealers in hosiery, to sur. ave render OtL 20 at 11, and Nov. 20 at 2, at Basingeall.street. Sol., ek. Goddard, King street, Cheapside; off. aueig, Bel-, Coleman-street- ed. FnaNcas GAWO, 8reat Yarmouth, draper, Oct. 18 at 12, and Nov. ...

... THnulSDAY EVRXIN0c. The settlement of the account in Consols was ac- acomplished to'day, and eased the market. 1he brokeer Ifor the Commissioners for the Reduction of the ?? Debt made a. _urehase, as, usual, which was. of Copsols at 96:k* Much 'interest was excited by the news brought from the, Cope, North America, the West Indies, -Brazil, the River Plate, and Aus- ,tralia, but no definite ...