... I AMERCAN RESTRICTIOlNS OV TRADE WI2'TH CAINADA. (Prom the Torols Leader.) Accotunts continue to reach us from the western part of the province of heavy purchases of cattle on Ameri- can account. It has now become a settled practice of the Ansaricans to purchase largely in Canada of cattle, hogs, butter, and small grains. The fact of our bordering on the state of Now York, where the demand for ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR. CASUALTIES. lA derelict ship, with name 'on stern apparently Corfe, S; Gloucester ?? (probably Corea, of and from Gloucester for e Quebec, previously reported), was passed Oct. 8, lat. 45, T Ion. I0.-Liverpool, Oct. 25. T Bariy, from Cardiff to Malts, was fallen in with in a help- U less condition, and the crow, seven in number, taken off by the Mary, arrived here from ...

... SEAISORNB MAILS. (I 4guifies that lb. ?? ara sent from the GemrlPoat~office p ODay whenisninup IFrom watt W¶ken COUNTRIES. in General Post- Fort . ~due in OfaceLomdon.4 despatched. England. 4tir noricu(1y~rit.aokek'? NEvery ?? Liverpool Enelbmon Ii 1107jaz(byt Unittd StstztOi RAT pkokt) .. ?? Oct. 4 ?? Liverpool. Oct. 11 Brk ~~.ertcolhytt.3tfttc~pkrn Oct. 12 ?? Southampton. Oct. 6 Islan ...

... CO MIMERCIAL AND MARBETS. LiVnRPOOL, OCT. 8.-The market continues dull Snd heavy, without change in prices. Sales; 5,000 bales, 1,000 for export, comprising chiefly Americans, and 300 Egyp- tian, GdM. to 9d.; 400 Surat, 23d. to 3dd. per lb. MANCHESTER, OCT. 8.-The market continues very in- active, and the small improvement perceptible on Thursday has been lost, owing to the more threatening ...

... :IR'OQYALD MIBgL~EA3-PADKBT coLPAIxYI: I .. e .#dord'rn - ?? 1yneil' meeting of teii1 proprie'tor of this compiany *'ws held yesterday at the Lon- doj:WTaVerDi,'CpaP~t~jtZ1 Sn IF 5 inD` the .chair, whoi pre-. vious to the corimmencement of the business, apologised for theslisencecof DMr. Olville;,he cihairmiianof the' company, o. the ground -of ishealth,-.end. of ,two; others of his ;col- ...

... THE BALTIC TRADB. The Belfast Clsonicle says :-A natural uneasi- a ness exists at present in the minds of merchants and ship- sa owvners engaged in the Baltic trade, lest in case of war ?? should place an embargo on British shlipping and r cargoes coming from the Baltic this month iith flax and i flaxseed. For the purpose of, if possible, removing the lon apprehensions so generally prevalent, ...

... CENTBA m CRI.MINAL CO. UBTR THE RECORDER'S CH4G1 COBNTINO WORKMEN., ?? session of 'the above court, commlenced yea. '~tra oning at ten, o'clocjc before the Right, Ho. the ?? ayor th Right Hon..the Recorder,.Aldermen Sir J.; j Mugroe, oon Let'w-rence, and -Sir R. W.: Carden,' ~he Anewly appointed Sheriffs, meisrs. WieandWallis, the tUnde-r-Sh'eriff's, Mee'sre.'Aad'ert'on and Smitb, &o T 1he ...

... isE COR IR-BAbE AT HOM$1 A-N-D N ABROA. (From the ?? ErPi'&S.) psi After a Perioid of comparative calm, Un ece fan about 29. per qr. in the value of wheat, the trade has &~ain de become animated; the decline of the Ipreceding fortn~ighto has been ?? recovered this weak, and presentlafP- teg pearinces are iniaieo ?? activity. ' fri: The weather' bels ?? unfavourable., and so great a quantityj ...

... I MONDAY EVENINb,. c This has been a quiet day in the market for i' home mining stocks, in which few transactions have 0 taken place. C -The gold mining shares were agajn rather lower, with.little Busiuess. At 4 o'clock.Colonial Gold were v quoted ?? to -. prem. ;- Great Nugyget, -g to 1, prem ; Agua F4ria, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, 2 to 5 preom. Imperial Brazilian shares were in ...

... E YOATOM I2PIAR KET. MOXDA.Y EVENING. r..I iih stoclk market to-day generally showed r-; character, the aspect of politics being as as ever, and presaging an immediate s o heatilities between Turkey and Russia. o , eritoon, however, the tone became alrr. mpiiccs may be said to have finally closed .,1imprivetment ot ' per cent, on the closing range v he nrrivals of gold and some small tbr ...

... R O YA L HIBERNIAN MINING COMPANY. A special general meeting of the shareholder in this company was held yesterday at the George and Vul- ture Tavern, Oornhill, in order to consider the financial state of the company, and the prospects of the workings of the mines, and to decide on future proceedings. Mr. H. Lktncatx, the chairman of the board of directors, occupied the chair. The SF.CRETA.RY ...

... M4ONDAY EVENING. an The market for home mining stocks to-day has been )er very dull, and we hear of very few transactions. . The gold mining shares were quiet to-day, but rt- generally firm. Colonial gold showed a rather im- proving tendency. At 4 o'clock Colonial Gold were )er quoted 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; Great Nugget, s to ' th prem. ; Port Phillip, 5-16 to 3-16 dis. ; British Aus- l tralian ...