... PRODUCE MARKET. V- r MINCING-LA.qu, Dn.o 2. a Sucsin.-The quantity offered to-day has not been large, tand the market has bsen very firm. Fitle grocery descrip- tions may be quoted at a shade advsnce; other sorts, with the exception of brown, which were chiefly bought in, sold t, at the ?? prices of Friday. 4,000 bags Bengal offered, 3,000 sold; B enares, 37s. 6d. tol39s.; Cossipore; 37s. 6d. ...

... The following is a copy of the firman accorded to Abbas Pacha by the Sultan for the construction of the Egyptian Railroad: so the Illutrious Abbas Hilmi Pacha, the present Go- vernor of Egypt, holding the lofty rankt of Sadei Azam, my most judicious vizier. Itsi ordered- Thou hast requested, by an official dispatch, that I accord my sovereign permission for the construction of a railroad from ...

... P OS I'S CRI PT. ROYAL EXCHIANGE, LoNDON, T/ssorsday Ereni'sg. THrE IoNEY MARtKET, overflowing as it is with the in- creased supply of tbe precious metals, Is3uddenly rendered impassive by the extraordinary political events of the ?? few days. The funds, under the influence of the political crisis at Paris, have been subtjected to violent fluctuations. Early in the week they maintained the ...

... THE OVERLAND MAIL.' [BY EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS.] We have received by extraordinary express, in anticipation of the Overland Mail, our correspond- ence and journals from Bombay of Nov. 3;; Cal- cutta, Oct. 22. BOMBAY, Nov. 3. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Since the departure of the last mail few occurrences have taken place of public inte- rest. Bombay has been the scene of a riot, which ...

... ExEBaCANNUEL'COAL GAB CONSUES I I . COMdPANY- A meetiag watebeldon Wedneeday at the Atbenauim, in this city. for t1tepuspapsf medeting the Committee of tbe new Gm Cpmpej., of whom the iollowieg members were present:- Mr W. Kitqwai*, Mr. J 0. Wilcckse Mr. R. J. Trewman, Uri J. Garton, aud Mrr J. HErding. The chair was taken by ?? Kennawty, foq. The Ijtbtre t of sthe Athiveuiti was orot ded by ...

... 35antrupto. ?? ?? MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. ?? ?? AT Tt;Z COURT, ATHEKN.UM, GROP.GK-STREET, W Dec. CotiwvN.HETREw. Hour of lecting. 3 Bamfortb James, corn miller, &c. Arden Mills, Bredbury, 15A Cheshire, adjour ed last examination . 12 73. 3 Wilde James, builder, Sallbord, certificate . ?? 12 3 ?? Gcoi'ge Niiholas, terchant, Manehester, ertii.. 12 3 Whitcehad Wm. cabinetmaker, Lancaster, audit ? ...

... I RULL PRICES CUR RtENT. QUOTED ALL AS DUTY PAID, EXCLUSIVE OF COMMISSION. WHEAT, per qr. of 60 lbs. per bush. English white, now ?? jC022 0 ?? 2 0 0.22 0 Englilil Ted, new . ?? I . 17 7 0 ?? 1 1 0 IIS180 Dantzil; and Koiiingsburg, ?? 0 00 .0 0 0 ?? 2 00..2 50 Lower Ballic & Hamnburg, TIM ?? .. 0 00 0 Old.1 130 ..117 0 BARLEY. Sanle, per imp. or.. new 0 00 0. 0 0 ?? 000 .000 Danish, Riga, ...

... co?NTRYM.?Ra?Ts. OXFORD11, N!ov. 29. .Sjd S sacks W'heat, from £5 Os. to £10 Os. per load. i508 Barley, fromn 23s. Od. to PIs. 6d.. per quarter. 23 Oats, from 16s. Od. to SOs. 0d.. 936 Beau~s, fromo 26s. 0Cd. to 3so. Od. 62 Peas, fromu 2Ss. Ott to 32s Wheat still continues firm: Barley has receded abtout is. per qr. since this day week; in other grlno alteration to niotice. jLSLR, S-nnDA.-heat ...

... THE DUBLIN MARiETS-TaURSDAY, DEC 4. (ACCURATELY REPORTED Foit THE FR EEAN.) PROVIscONs.-For December the attendance at the markets yesterday was but moderate, and the demand fair; holders, however, had to submit to a reduction of is per owt on bacon from last week's prices, at which there was a good clearance. Hams were steady, especially mild new Limerick, which were in great request from DOs ...

... TRADE AND OPXNXONS AT Manchester. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Manchester is moved from end to end with agitations upon the Education Question; two meetings, one for the National (secular) Association, the other for the Man- chester and Salford (religious) B'll, have been held, the first in the Corn Exchange, with A. Henry, Esq., M.P., in the chair; and the latter in the Free Trade Hall, pre- ...

... ebe BELFAST. TUESDAY, Dlh:e. 2, 181; WsiEAT.-Wheat, white (farmers' lots, I ¶2IbJ1, ; Q,1 to 7s 9d; do., red, is (3d to 7s Ibd per do). S.Srrir l 11s ier ton, Irish, £8 1's aid to £9 Os 01; Polish Odes;, e, X n, £7 lOs; Dantzie, £110 Os Od; French, ?? O's to) 1 ?? Egyptian, £6 12s (3d to £6 l5s. 6Ars.-Polisl, 5s Od to Os 0d per 11 211)s; Pot lto, d.o to s; 3d per do. OATXEAL,-9s Gd to 10s O(d ...

... 8IHIPPING INTELLIG.ENCE. Froma our correspondentstho *Shipping Gazette, and lloyd's Lis',' CASUALTIES. London, Atkinson, from Quebec, running for Hayle, got aground on the bar, and is making some water.-St. Ives, Nov. 29. Nile (brig), which was stranded on Salina Bar, at the mouth of the Daanube, and got off again, has been obliged to land her cargo in a damaged state, which has been brought ...