... CORN EXCHANGE. The reported arrivals of EDn!ish Grain and Flour small, but of foreign wheat eonsiderable. Some fresh runs of Essex Wheat appeared, which were offered at Monday's terms, but did not meet buyers, and foreign Wheat was extremely heavy. Barley also met a very dull trade at last quotations. In Beans and Peas little doing. For Oats the demand was scanty, at the terms lest quoted. ...

... MEETING OF GIOCEUS' ASSISTrANTS. last week a meeting of the committee appointed at the general meeting of the grocers' assistants for the purpose of inducing their employeys to close their shops at an earlier hour in the evening, took place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. This being the latest committee meet- ing previous to New Year's Day, the day on which it Was expected the adoption of the ...

... IMOEY AI3 EI CITYY FiuDAY Ev9NING. Intelligence has been received ?? to the 6th inst., by the Pantalooi. On thle-i1st instant the banks of Quebec. resumed specie payments,. and.:up to the 5tk more coin had -been paid in than drawn-out,-in exchange for their notes, 'which, 'being payable at the pleasure of the holder, were found more convenient. All shin-plasters were to be re- deemed in ...

... -O.. LACE MADEB BY CATERPILLARItS.-A most extrhordi- 0 nary species of. ,manufacture has been contrived by an c officer of engineers residing at Munich. It consists of 1, lace and veils, with open patterns in them, made entirely ti by caterpillars. The following is the mode of proceed. a ing adopted :-Having made a paste of the leaves of the a plant on which the speciesof caterpillar he ...

... TJ1J~~ TRADImS' CHRONICLE BOOKBINDIERS' STRUGGLE. ; cot A meeting was held on tile evening of the Sth DfUMay, CO] at the house of Lucy Heipkintion; the Joine 10A0msBry, 'r Lancashire, of delegates from the vaio u5 TradebScietiee n! int'hiattowin, for the purpose of assisting the bookbinder Lo of Lodon in their presentstruggle. There were present at del.?gates from she='priuters,~ 3. Ferirusorm ...

... : - - , ' - ?? .- ; 'blieoreignmexxlanges -are again luwer, and the ten. dency-is ssil decidedly downwards. Bills on Paris at thlrce-inonthas zdate 'were' ' so1d at 205 55, but t lI general rate wias 25' to ?? on AnlsterilaiL 12 3 to 2 ; on HiltU}gh; bills w'ere at 13 S; but iht .rtgLIlar exchange oze sagrs, ftinding it mnore advantageous to seud, gold rather thalr 3llSat this low h ~ure, ...

... Buenos Ayres Papers have been received to the 9th September:- ORlN1AI. STAIE.-We bave received the Monte Video Joutnal of the 29th ultimo, the commission sent to the Chief of the rebellion (Rivera) returned to Monte Video on the 28th, having failed in thie object of their mission. The Government schooner Luba was run asway wvith by the crew fromthe Bay ?? Video,on the night of.28th ultimo, ...

... NATIONAL CONVENTION armTT~ UNr;R'XStTED X-s s;s MONDAYF Mr. COLLIs, delegate ?? in the chair.I T'he minutes of the -last day' proceedings were read and confirmed. FINANCES. Mr. ROGERS then read the report of the seceipts and expenditure, which ' showed a balance in haud of 1,0461- 0s. 4d. ' -; ?? j ABSENCE OF MEMBERS. Mr. FEARGUS O'CONNER then rose to move, that . no mnember of tlie Conventaon ...

... Arrivals on Friday-French anl Jainaica Mail, by the Pigeon, sailed oa the 13th of October, from St. Thomas's on the 22d of October; also a mail from Ostend. Livrmvoot.-Thursday's Cotton Market.-We have bad an extraordinary demand for cotton to-day, influenced, no doubt, by the late accounts from the United States; the sales are fully 10,000 bags, at yesterday's advance speculators have taken 1 ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. We have ans arrival of over 34,000 quarters of Foreigi Wheat thia week; this article has been offering at Mon day's prices, but scarcely any sales could be effected There is no alteration to notice in the trade for Barley We have a large arrival of Irish Oats this week; notwith. standing, this article has betn beld firmly; the sales madt have cot been extensive, but prices are ...

... I ADDRESS OF THlE JOURNEYMEN BOOK BIND. ERS OF MANC HESTER, TO THEIR ,BRETHREN IN LONDON, AT PRESENT CONTENDING FOR THE RIG [ITS OF LABOU11. FELLOW OrPEArlVEs,- - We have beheld for some time with feelings of admira- tioti, the noble stand you hlave made against the attempt to suppress (onl the part of the Associated Masters) your rights and privileges as Journeyman and Operatives; and ...

... - -- CORN EXCHANGE. The supply of English wheat, last week, was more liberal than for some time past; and of foreign the arrival was 71,000 qaarters; but the duty being at lOs. 8d. very few cargoes were entered for home consumption. Fine barley is in steady demand at last week's rates, but the secondary sorts slow sale, having a tair arrival of Foreign In the market. Beans and Peas faily ...