The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-22 00:00:00

A I . 11' • " 9 - 11,AL NEWS. c om Pi of t,2,,NY, consi s ti ng o f 2 00 persons, w i th a cap i tal They L iu°, sailed f rom Bristol last week for Australia. 4 ;vet? o ut machinery f or quar t z crus hi ng . ontsaAstna. died in London last week from star- P2o: a The day after his death he became entitled to l cash and £6O a year. O~Eptal A p t OP THE BENTINCK.—The Peninsular and 3Oethy's mail ship, Bentinck, arrived in the torti o smOton docks on Friday afternoon, with the heavy n of the Indian mails. Otte!R VIRGIN IsLANDs.—We understand that the Go -I,oent have taken means to prevent, by our naval tetittanY efforts th a t may h e t a k en b y A mer i can ad 'cre a gainst the Vir g in lslands.—Atorniug Herald. Va t :9 o .' last b e i ng the anniversary of the battle of Ita h r t l i eo, the D u k e of W ellington gave h i s usual b anquet Wit i ii ' l Y - house. O n th e same d ay th e W e lli ng t on s t atue atlgurated at Edinburgh. In, Nit -tt -al3 V. Smtomoss, an action to obtain £1,500 4t o dennan Salomons, for voting illegally in the House 1 4(le r Z 4 aos, a verdict was given, on Tuesday, for the de 148ti: AMONS IN J ULY .—It i s wor thy o f o bser v ation, olthgthe m ont h of July there will be two full moons, I laie -I.B t and 31 s t,— a c i rcumstance t h a t h as no t occurre d Year 1776, when there was a full moon on the k it 0 0th. tit!de ilut SHIPWRIGHTS.—Owing to the extraordi- A,th. la a,nd for ships to be placed on ere Australian sta. tae shipwrights of the port of London have, in many Y44 1 -t es, struck for higher wages, end at some of the there has been no work done last week. ts ltii n 4l ' PrLeStoN IN AN IRON MINE.—On Monday tte i r ri tt dresilful ' explosion of powder or sulphur took I, ll( lw;,. a airoitstone pit at Portobello, Staffordshire. Five -1 ,1,Z lost, and seventeen other miners, principally it L IR wnunded. "'llli"' a r M. ED COUNTY Ce.TS BILL.--On Tuesday., a k eti l d . w hich has aged the House of Lords and been Zeler la the Commons was printed. The salaries e N i tts t.e not to exceed £1,500, not to be less than 9 tti,: i j t Year. Aft er th e p a ssing of the act, no county eek Lie is to practice as 'a baarister or attorney. t' ) .-tarr r will be prorogued, as at present e arranged, liwin te l l ; t aY, the Ist July, and d . issolv t f e d n on te th pr f n o reci o ne in g t, t,l, not her Majest's inten 0146 . 1 ,18 . e Queen's . Sgeech and the Royal ascent to the 7044 Nils will be 'communicated by Lords Com -I.oox ..de b 4 e the di s ti ngu i s h e d individuals on whom hon o qeB are to be nferreel at the approaching grand S: Nat Mimi at O' ford, rumour mentions the follow. Fe tt 'N u Earl of -erby, Mr. Disraeli,'T . ' ennyson the I N V. Wilkinson, Sir Harry Smith,'Sir Allison, and Te t `tB,„Log pc , U to ., turves OF LONDON ANT BETTING-OFFI lrn dis,„4hUrsda47 the Court of Common . Council,. after OtLlOei °1 P arliament, of-the subject, adepted a petition to both tiZept;': r arliarnent, praying them 'to pass an Actin the 10 i 1... -Bsi °nitt the suppression orbetting-offices t tiN 4NS t , P:AE.— On Wednesday night, 4 04in° a great destruction ef property, bro a k b e b fi oT k i 17, 3 0t7 a sive.premises belonging to Messrs. Hu ac h il te m, whellesale oil and coleurmen, at No. 1 . 14, „goe,`‘ Smithfield, immediately facing the principal tb A th " eB oftt. Katherine's Doek. London. (IrrttnnwstEn has dier—o . vered that the diamond Kiiktaih' e a l a possession, and which last summer figured 1 6 . 4. ) , - 'elltly in the Great Exhibition, is not the genuine k;',diae,7 that belonged to the great Mogul. It is a very nth d er - 2,d, however, and is'the one which Shah So . ojah -e 'to Runjeet Singh as the real " Mountam of I :ol ltI4 k tiNettlo,k I,r - OF GoyEaI,”IENT CLERKS.—Se' OEI pa n ployed in the different departments of SZditie' iegt Pay London, seeing no likelihood of promotion' have formed themselves into a party to , il her majesty's tnasury for retiring allowances, 'ttie c - agreed to proceed the first opportunity to the 41 gs of Australia. lk,. t erg RIVALRY.—A few nights ago, some per ortaitted the wanton outrage of smashing sixvy.two tea l ass in the windervs of the new Wesleyan Chapel, te t re , 4 l,'"ne. It is supposed that the dissensions amongst yk,e,aps and the secession of the Reformers t have g I:ints lamentable importation of the 'wort pa - ik Aro man nature to Christian rivalry.—Stactfa-ed • OF Qt EEN'S BENCH, on Monday, the DoT OF v. the City of Dublin Steam •i s Fltret e SN - Al t il o t r h c e ozi i p e ensation l. for t e h e e e l;:l t sL i ee h m er pa hu n be company's s'er taelel4ation for t g ri e i ( i l l, n l!ln g t ig w e a n s settled in court . hy the t b , (4 ,...4500 and costs to the Plaintiff—the de. Toy Itc`<sp -a l"ng that Offer ex gralia only, and without Soy negligence or default on the part of their D NeIIe:',..LEEDINr• FROM THE CAVITY' or Vt.+N Ex -1i! 14? 4,,., 00 tn.---Nat icing the case of Mrs.`Locke, who 44' 1 441,7' 1 in consevence of the extraction of a tooth, Na ll eeill m o of Richmond, Va., says he never fails to st o p t titl; ll el l . .."g by Packing the alveolus from which the bl o od Nllll4'o tricklefully and firmly with-cotton moistened ati t r,se hl °4 solution of alum and !veer. H bl ecured a Nolan in this way whose jaw had ea for two , 4 1 1 8 h, tier s ko, AT J. MunnAr's.—On Saturday in p/e,rfasreceived" that Walter Moodie, valet to 4 ,1' PrZAtel ird James Murray, 25, Westheurne 404e;geo: had absconded. plundering the place of a 44 4 ette - "tY of silver plate, articles of jewellery, gold eu do, 'l. ate., ircvalue between two and three trandred 4 f ,_„ IA is believed h e will try to get out taAustralia, iN„aii description Of t"Drtshis person has been sent to all kkikoocun:tiorin: Ac c ‘c ENT.—A lamentable occurrence took Scottish Midland Railway, near" Perth, at a I :esidin a ` in alair night. Mr. Bell, an aged gentle- Ai le „ , - -g In' Perth, by some accident got•upon the Or es tle was run down in the dark by a luggage train. Qiitim!loover,ed lying upon the line early-on Sunday t c e stei v in a mockingly mangled state. 'His. head was k 43 atdireetio O ns. el l! ff, and several of his limbs scattered in 1/4l'h fr o aa da AtfirltALlA —The ship Blackwall, arrived . has brought to this country, 1 14 0tli t ;e1r, Australian 'gold to the value of 00,53 a. il l re . . 7e ssels, the Northumberland and the Enclian etitiust arrived from Port Philip, the former with Nl/414 t *a• and the latter with 22,988 ounces, together :ti 888 ,•-t'if the value of about £160,000, which, t‘t t e'ilous , imports, make a total ef about-X500,000 last,five•daYa• rr-s•rannt POLICE-ceraT, on Thursday. 111,701 ) 1, 4 ° 1 Y-dressed men were brought' up,- charged ht et t ;l e tit,,, -e rY by means of " ringing the changes" upon ti t r o `St. John's College, Cambridge. -Under ksll,:;l!tebit fed of a party haepaye . d for him at cards, ' 41 4 ti," frightening from trim his gold watch 1h: (t b ""e'rin s from his fingers, and about X 2 in 1 1 ," 1 / 8 prisoners were captured gt Ilarepton.races, `,111, 41 ten remanded for a week. li kl tl44 Bl b Mk e 11 - 31 101. - stos.—ln the Court of Queen's bursday, an action was brought against a t 301 , 14 tato rem ' ver the sum of £212, •which,had hZ",l l , o ,',orit for shares in the Montgomery Mining iod'„ L e.plaintiff. The plaintiff alleged thet he Cad by erroneous and fraudulent represen- f COO to Parted the defendant, as to the value : o ttpt•Nl, he erehase shares to that amount, but the mi . ne °"40 11. A verdict was given for the plain tibokt mount claimed. ;48 t1s a Akio Loss OF LIFE.—On -Saturday in )441::;:4443 received at Lloyd's of the total loss of the Ntrearderland, Day, master, bound from Antwerp ,e l ' t On the Bird Islands. Theo:teasel had 150 4 4 4%; I tst. et ,rard,t+17 of whom and 13 of the crew were k tNe.'llring the greatest sufferings. information to r ; - - •°(l . that the Fairmount, bosand from had been struck by the frenneaee BtZap.,7e, e e ;fleetteo, sinkin almost immediately, with and eight pa g ssengers. 1 1 P e:az (COLLIERY ExrLostow.---Intelli- NV4,7 ll don on Saturday afternoon of a serious B t h ' th'.`fire g takenplace at the Seaham-park ~Nt a ti th ' 643011 r, 'and within a few . miles of Sunder ' B ert ' i - 7,,,,ted in the loss of six lives and injury to "e accident happened on Thursday, at tli tt i : Nn o t t last was opened on Saturday, but it was t\ 'Ate "to communicate with the Secretary . of sem toh kl. 4" h, down a government inspector to in rt vki.r,kentable event. o,ers 1 , , 1 w( tt -N e; , IctioNs IN EDINBURGH.—In the High iN tl :ets , " t th ` a rY, at Edinburgh, on Monday, two bro -01" tit " of Michael and Peter Scanlan, Irish lii. veto found guilty the murder of an old qe h 'Of-Forthar, in the parish of Kettle, in r q t l i tiel i t fi tl i j s w ti re sentenced to be executed at at Cap exhibited the a tl ks t il i i;lig E dge tt lae during f f uly the T tr h i e al p , r a is n o l l at its close they tI4 - " jurY were a set of asses, and they Vtt " w ould be dead and before the day of p I t l 4 lY e „a os t „ p44",rovisit SYNOD iN ENGLAND.—It ts , e „,a,ed n t ,,nat "the Provincial Synod of England i 1 t e;tleitei-uesday, the 6th of July next, at St. tiNjti k ey op' , t 'scott, near Birmingham. The hymn Nora " t iPiritus" has been ordered to be sung the NVest Churches and Chapels in the Arch 1101rainister," from Trinity Sunday till the / tiff i lt t :ait tilTz...)d, befor e or after the principal Mass. It b Of stn e Z, W ill be nearly one hundred Bishops, dig \rti, kEtt,‘" ecclesiastics, assembled within the Vtoksio t g, on the occasion. tows h RI N , s %,arou vis 'NE LIFE OF A GIRL BY MESMERISM. I nrt, Manchester, on Monday, a man Y l o 4 ' t kitt O t ) , w ßi d o ab -n a'eY was charged with having e. IN N, tile °t l t 16 years of age, a servant ti t h e keeper , tl l s th N an lot a beerhouse in Back Piccadilly, e RI/ ,e gered her life It appeared that, after i l r y about fort y minutes, she ran wildlr , d e next day she was laid senseless on ,O k 84 -ti n erg t . tp ti n lines attempted to jump out of the 1111‘t il ttt l'• on -a st ate of perfect mental aberration I d •NI "ea .) 4 th 4 d . , r. ita a strait waisto,nf ;. oaf , Y ° i th' V ery n ' a a r ti de. addressing the ktl ) , l k : r °' , ' He _m )0t; (aid ,escape: 430 to I , said warn him, 3 prisoner ,n it might erism v case had E CURED Mr. Jarr THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 185 C. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE, WITH A PEEP INTO IMPORTANT " FUTURES," To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD, The demand is limited, but holders are firm, and prices gene rally well surported ; the sales comprise 80 tcs Jamaica at 45s 6d to 54s 6d, and 550 bags St. Domingo at 40s to 41s per cwt.—Rice : 100 tcs Carolina sold at 18s, and 4,000 bags Arracan, to arrive, at 9s, together with 4,500 bags middling white Bengal at 9s. 6d to lOs 3d per cwt., being steady prices.— Rum is without change, and the business done does not exceed GO puns.—Tea : A fairamount of sales have been made in good to fine Congous at full rates, but the low and common sorts are not quite so saleable; nothing new to report in Greens. — A better demand has appeared for Tallow, and prices have advanced Is to Is Gd per cwt; Petersburg Y.C. now brings 395; about 200 casks North American sold at 37s to 38s, and upwards of 500 casks South American at 355. to 37s per cwt.—Jute : There have been no sales reported this week, and the market remains without change. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, CATTLE MARKETS SALFORD, JUNE 16.—At this morning's market, there was a short supply of Beasts, for which there was a good demand, and an advance of i per lb obtained, and a clearance effected. There was also a small supply of Sheep, which brought fully id per lb higher than on this day se'nnight. The number of Lambs were good, the demand brisk, and last week's rates were fully maintained. Calves sold readily. The following are the quotations :—Beasts, best heifers, sid to sid ; second class, 5d to 54d ; inferior, 4id to 5d ; Sheep, sd. to Gd ; Lambs, 64d to 7id per lb. Number of Beasts, 1,171 ; Sheep and Lambs, Calves, 192. LEEDS, JUNE 16.—At to-day's market, GOO bead of Cattle were brought for sale. There was a fair attendance of buyers, and nearly the whole were disposed of at from Gs to Gs 8d per 'Gibs. Sheep and Lambs, 4,000; all sold. Mutton 5d., and several pens of light weights, sid per lb. Lamb averaged 6d per lb. Oceanica, Potter, hence at Sincpore. Beejapore ; M‘Lay, hence and New York, at Mobile. Wellington, Wedgewood, hence at Halifax. William, M'Farlane, hence at Prince Edward Island. Progress, for this port, got over the bar of the Mississippi 27th May, and proceeded. Citini.EsTox, June 4.—The Urgent, which arrived 1-..erc from Liverpool and New York, after being ashore at Bull's Breakers, is leaky, and had to throw 2000 sacks of salt over board. The Margeret, Hearves, lately arrived here from Li verpool, in a leaky state, is in want of so many repairs, that they would cost more than she would 1 e worth when com pleted, and she has been co n d emne d . The Princess Alice, Waterbury, for Liverpool, which took fire a short time since, has been discharged, and a portion of the damaged cotton sold. Between 500 and 600 bales were badly damaged, and the loss will be at least £2OOO. :I Is now A LEssow To DUELLISTS.—Captain Vivian, in an ad dress to the electors of Bodmin, signifies that he will not again solicit their suffrages, because he is conscious that his participation in the Canterbury duel has alienated an essential portion of the support by which his return had been effected. While regretting this result, he justifies his conduct, and quotes the names of Mr. Pitt, Mr. Tierney, Mr. Fox. Warren Hastings, Mr. Canning, Lord Castlereagh, Sir Francis Burdett, the Duke of Wellington, and Sir Robert Peel, who, in the course of their career, had appealed to the arbitration of arms. He also adduced the authority of Dr. Johnson, who, in a treatise on duel ling, had held that, in certain cases, "an affair of honour" could not be avoided. THE PROGRESS OF LOCONIOTION.—It iS understood that a contract has been entered into by the directors of the London and North-western Railway Company with Messrs. Fairbarn, of Manchester, for the construction of a number of " express train" engines, which have been designed by the company's locomotive engineer for the attainment of high speed. It is fully expected that these engines, which Messrs. Fairbarn have undertaken to com plete in four months., will run from Euston-square to Birmingham, a distance of 113 miles, with loaded trains, in two hours; and it is not, therefore, unreasonable to anticipate, that, before the close of 1852, the important manufacturing and commercial district of South Lanca shire will be brought within an easy journey o► three-and a-half hours of the metropolis. SINGULAR ACCIDENT WITH FIREARNIS.—A servant of Mr. Sorlev's, Grange-cottage, near Sheffield, was en gaged in household duty the other day up stairs, when curiosity prompted her to look into a drawer which con tained a loaded pistol. Ignorant of the deadly nature of the weapon, the girl laid hold of the trigger, and pulled it on hall-cock. Finding that she could not restore the trigger to its original position, she became alarmed, and commenced hammering away at it with a screw-driver, the muzzle of the pistol being meanwhile supported on her deft thigh. Whilst thus employed, the pistol went off, and the ball passed through the left thigh in an oblique direction, then entered the calf, where it lodged. Singu lar, the girl was not cognisant of any other injury except the setting fire to her dress, until she had gone part way down stairs, when the excessive bleeding rendered it ap parent. Medical assistance was procured, the ball ex tracted, and the girl is recovering. This little incident ought to be a lasting caution to maids of prying prapensi ties. Sherfietei In(lepf-adent. HEARTRENDING OCCURRENCE.—A sad and afflicting occurrence has just happened at Southerndown, near Bridgend, Glamorganshire, two most interesting youths having been drowned in the sea in the presence of their father. It appears that the two sons of Mr. W. H. Mor gan, of Southerndown, were, as was their wont, bathing their horses In the sea near to the shore, when the pony of the younger one (Charles), aged 13 years, became un easy at being buffetted by the waves,, which were break ing roughly about him, and the youth, losing command of the pony Tell from his back into the water. His bro ther (Wintle), aged 17 years, who a - as -on another horse, upon witnessing the occurrence, dashed into the sea and swam to t his aid. He soon reached 'the struggling boy, who, in the agony of terror, clutched him with irresistible tenacity, clung around his neck, and altogether impeded his elder brother from using his arms. They were both out Of their depth, and their mortal struggles were wit nessed by their agonised father from the shore, he being totally unable to render them assistance. A short strug gle,'and all was over; both sunk, and their bodies were notrecovered until near midnight. 'CCLLISION AND Loss CYV ON THE NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—A collision of a serious and fatal: character took place on the main line of the London and North-Western Railway, between a ballast train and - a coal train in the Kilsby Tunnel, yesterday afternoon week. About eleven o'clock a ballast train from Birmingham passed the Rugby station and-entered the Kilsby Tunnel. the 11 50 a.m. coal train from Rugby to Bletchley left the former place at the proper hour, and not being -sig nalled that there was any other train in the tunnel, It 'en tered and proceeded at its usual pace. On arriving near the centre the driver of the coal train perceived that there was a train ahead 'of him,and lie had scarcely timetc -shut off his steam, reverse his engine, and, together with his stoker, to jump cif, before a frightful collision toole On some of the trucks of the ballast train, which Was slip ping in the Kilsby Tunnel at the time of the shock, were seated a number ntplatelayers, proceeding under orders to a portion of the line 'for the purpose of pursuing their avocation. Most of them were thrown out of the car riages by the collision, and more or less injured. One poor fellow, namedVilliares, was found jammed in be tween some df the carriages, and frightfully mutilated. As soon as he was relieved it was found that he was in a dying condition. 'Hewas conveyed, together with some of his injured 'companions, on to Coventry, but expired in a very short period after - his arrival. Two othermen were injured, but, it is-stated, not seriously. MELANCMOIX AccirENT.—An accident of a most deplorable nature, attended with the loss of three, if not four, lives, occurred -on the Thames, off Globe-stairs, Rotherhithe, at a few minutes before midnight on Tues. day. It appeared that a vessel, technically termed a "monkey,"named the'Tsabella, belonging to Paddington, was lying of 'Caens.wharf, near the above-named stairs, laden with -stone. 'There were at that time irr the vessel, Mrs. Whitlock, the wife of the captain, her infant daughter, , and a female friend named Mary Castle. Whether or not the , captain was on board 'could not be ascertained, hut if he WES in the ill-fated vessel- he has also perished. 'While the boat was apparently --safe, with scarcely a 'ripple- on the water, a large steamer passed at a rapid pace down the-river. The swell of the-water rose a tremendous height, and completely covered' the smaller vessel. 'The captain's wife at that time was-on deck, and had ample time to save her own life by jumping overboard, but, instead of se doing, she gave a fearful -scream of " Save, Al -save' usl" She then ran down into the cabin, and while in the act of lifting herohild, the water rushed in with such impetuosity that none of the occupants were enabled to escape, and in the spaceof a-few minutes the vessel -sank. , The tide in the course.of. an hour had run down -sufficiently for the Thames police and others to board the boat, -when they beheld the lifeless )bodies of Mrs. 'Whitlock, her infant, and the unfortunate woman Mary Castle. TRAFFIC RorttaNs.—The traffic -returns for the week ending lune6th, on the undermentioned 'EnglZa lines of railway, are as follow: 1852. 1851. London and North Western.... £45,754 .. .X 58,355 Midland .. 22,604 .. 22,502 Lancashire and Yorkshire ...... 17,737 ... 21,707 London and South:Western.... 11,928 .. 15,316 London and Brighton.. Great Western 20,242 .. 23,578 South Eastern 12,862 .. 17,010 York and North Midland Manchester, Shelf. and Lincoln 6,625 .. 8,422 Bristol and Exeter _5,016 .. 5,042 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 12,804 .. 14,321 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,736 .. 1,667 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 677 .. 668 Eastern Counties and Norfolk . 15,196 .. 16,640 Great Northern Chester and Holyhead.. ... ..... 3,223 .. 3,329 North Staffordshire. Leeds Northern . .. 1,175 .. 1,110 South Devon 2,157 , . 1,993 South Wales The total receipts on the above lines being ~..- -5 23:5,359, against .f20,3G7 in the•corresponding week of last year; the decrease is shown to be £34,008. The number miles open on the above, was, in 1852 4,264 i, and in 1851, 4,144, showing an inexease of 121 miles. THE BEGGING ROX - Al:CE.—Eliza, the late companion of Mahomet Abraham, the black beggarman, was on Sa turday brought before Alderman Wire, at thuMansion house, for the purpose of being formally discharged from custody. She was respectably dressed, and conducted herself with great propriety before the alderman. Her father said she had executed the necessary deed by wlrich he was enabled to raise testata of money for her bermit, and he had secured her a passage in a vessel about to-aail for America. The father expressed himself deeply sen sible of the kindness and attention with which the Lord Mayor had acted in the case. The daughter, in answer to questions by the alderman, said she was most anxious to take her immediate departure, and begged to return her thanks for the humanity with which she had been treated, and the opportunity given her to retrieve her character. Alderman Wire said he was very glad to hear her determination, and hoped she would not disappoint the wishes of those wBO had erected so much for her wel fare. The alderman then handed her over to her father, and he retired, bowing respectfully to the alderman. In the course of the past week, the Lord Mayor had received several letters from tradesmen and others about to pro ceed to Australia and California, making proposals ,of marriage for the girl, and promising to treat her with the greatest kindness in the distant .countries to which they were about to proceed. One letter,was signed "C. R., 439, Oxford-street," and it is stated that the writtr is a native ofCoblentz, in Germany. MR. FEARGUS O'CONNOR. ILEMOVE.D TO A LUNATIC ASYLUM.—On Tuesday Mr. O'Connor, by the permission of the committee appointed to examine into his case, was Tisited by his sister. She appeared much affected, as the unfortunate gentleman, with hie left arm cast carelessly behind her, walked deliberately up and down the lengthy corridor of the ,committee rooms of the House of Com mons. Oa Wednesday his nephew was allowed to spend a short time with .him. On Thursday he was committed to the care of Dr. Take, with a view of his having the benefit of that gentleman's professional attendance at Chiswick Lunatic Asylum, an undertaking having been given that he should not be removed without the sanction of the house. Previously to Mr. O'Connor leaving the custody of the Sergeant-st-Arms, Dr. Tuke very cordially told him that he had obtained the permission of the Speaker to permit him to go out and dine with him and some friends at Chiswick. "Oh !" said Mr. O'Connor, " I'm delighted. You've got leave, have you ? you're a good fellow ; you're a brick. Let's be off." They then proceeded along the river corridor into the principal courtyard, where, with Inspector Beckerson, they entered Dr. Tuke's brougham, and drove along Palace-yard just as the stream of members passed through Palace-yard. Mr. O'Connor, leaning forUa rd, recognized severll mem bers, and saluted them with vehement gestures. Prior to leaving his prison apartments he discharged his score with the "kitchen," amounting to about XL) for the week, out of a £2O note, saving to the person he paid, jocularly, " There, take that, 1:ou ruffian." It is hoped that, with care and attention, Mr. O'Connor may be rcitorad to a state of mental convalescence THE CHARITIES LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY June.)—ADMITTED: In-patients, 29; during the last week,I3.—DISCHAR, 23 ; relieved, and at own request, 7 . _ D I SC H A R OF: D UTHER SLR,-Tf it were not that coming events cast forth shadows, I should content myself now by merely com menting upon the event at Newcastle ; but as introduc tory remarks are usually interesting, especially when such are made on interesting events, T shall not confine myself to the former named, but shall offer a few " couplets" for the Liverpool Cup, the two Goodwood events, and the St. Leger. The Northumberland Plate (to be run for to-morrow) requires but little comment ; and, indeed, as Bird-on the-Wing has " gone," it is reduced to a certainty for Stilton, who, I expect, will win as he likes. If, however, he should meet anything at all in the shape of a compe titor, and which can be justly termed so, that, I should say, would turn out to be Caracara._ _ _ For the Liverpool Cup, the Premier's Uriel and Daw son's Mark Tapley look particularly well. For the Goodwood Stakes, Termagant and Cariboo are decidedly the best " in"; and, wanting faith in Nancy, I should think that Newminster ought to be able to contest successfully for the Cup. With regard to the St. Leger, Lord Derby's Longbow and Lord Zetland's Gossamer (being on dit the best of their bunches) look unquestionably the most healthy. All these latter " picks," however. must be considered in the light they are offered—merely prefatory ' • only I have one thing more to add, that I shall indeed be des perately disappointed if Longbow does not prove to be better than either the winner of the Derby or the Oaks. I remain, &c., BEESWING, BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FEmme NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 2 to 1 sgst Mr. Meiklam's Stilton—taken 6 to 1 Captain Harcourt's Colsterdale—taken 7 to 1 Mr. Spence's St. Michael—taken 8 to 1 Lord Glasgow's Caracara 10 to 1 Mr. Parker's Bird-on-the-Wing—taken 12 to 1 Mr. Harrison's Trickstress—taken 12 to 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Procter—taken LIVERPOOL CUP. 41 to 1 apt Lord Clifden's Poodle—taken 10 to 1 Duke of Rutland's Termagant—taken 12 to 1 Mr. Watts's Countess—taken 12 to 1 Lord Eglinton's Lncio—taken In to Mr. Grerille's Adine 20 to'. Mr. Harrison's Tom Hold* , 20 toll Mr. Dawson's Mark Tapley—taken 20 to 1 Mr. Harrison's Trickstress-•-taken 25 to 1 Mr. Palmer's Dmibt—taken 25 to 1 Mr. J. Stanley's 'Clincher GOODIVOOT) VT/VICES. lb to 1 agst Mr. Greville's Cariboo 20 to 1 Mr. Barton's :Haricot—Wl-en 20 to 1 Mr. Williams's Maria—taken freely 20 to 1 Gen. Anson's Champion—taken '2O to 1 Mr. T. Dawson's Red Lion—taken =2O to 1 Duke of 'Rutland's Termatzant 20 to 1 Mr. Diu lay's Don Pear° `25 to 1 Mr. Winch's Proudfoot—taken 25 to 1 Mr. 1. Day's Waterfall—taken 25 to 1 Marquis of Waterford's Cockcrow—taken DOI4CA - STER ST. LEE/ER. 34 to 1 agst Mr.•J. Scott's Songstress 9 to 2 Mr:Bowes's Daniel' O'Rourke 15 to 1 Lord Derby's Lnngbow 16 to 1 Mr.'Cuthbert's'Kingfisher 16 to 1 Mr. Harrison's King of Trumps PACING F nat..) RES. JUNE. Newcastle ..... 221 Winchester.. ••• .. Bibury Stockbridge.... .24 Chelmsford .... .. BANKFtt - PTS. Tuesday; June 15, 1852. ThostrasGeOrm Alanseni Liverpool, wine merchant, June 24, July 23, at 11 ozclock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank ruptcy: soliciter, Mr. Banner, Liverpool ; otEc:al assignee, Mr. Bird, tivemool. Holt Taylor, Waterfoot, nearNewchurch, Lancashire. Graveling Brawn, Kingstownpon-Hull, flax spinner. Joseph •Higgott, Cromford; 13;.rbyshire, miller. James Challen, Brixton, brewer. Edward Mountcastle, King William-strttt,tLondon, and Gree nevi c h i th>rtt er. Ektary'No el Mum phreys,Dorches ter-pl ace, Blundford-square, London,' boOkseller. , litomas Morley, High Hrilbern, London, silversmith. Thomas - Severs (and not Levers, as beforeadvertised), Basing streeti Landon, woollen clotli warehouseman. CENITIPTOA.TE.—JuIy 6,11 Hull, WavertreeiL i shire, miller. PASTNERPHIPS DlSSOLVED. — Hevcock, '2) obson, and Co., Liverpool; manufacturers of ,Devlan s s patent 'lubricating oil; as fanas , regards E. Heycock.—Schofield and Woods, Pember ton, Lancashire, farmers. `Nicholson and Simpson, Glasson Dock, %near Lancaster, shipbuilders.—Brown and Lawrence, Chorley, Lancashire, muslin manufacturers... l J, and A. Casper, 31„anehester, tailors. Fridey, June 18, 1852. JohnArkithew, Manchester, drysalter. Edward 'Matthew Hadaway, Newcastle-wpon-Tyne, grocer. 'Wm. Wood, Wath-upon-DArne, Yolksbire, timber mercht., Wm.'Wi Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, innkeeper. Edward - Sole Alnico, Mark-lane, London;lneichant 11-.uinar:ns.—July 94 . C.Lucas and It. Wilkinson, Manches ter., and Hayfield, Derbyshire, calico printers--Jnly 13, J. 1. Taylor, V. cotton.spmzer—July 13, W...Croudson, Wigan, iron merchant. P*RT X MIS H rs D ISSOLVI'D —Th om peon , .Anderson , & Liverpool, as far as regards T. Anderson—R,Marsden & Co., Manchester, and Marsden, Whitehead,. andeCo., Valparaiso, merchants—Hall and Gordon, Tottington. and Manchester, calico-printers—W. Glover and Co., Manchester and Gibraltar, merchants—Turner and Co., Ratcliffe-bridge, and Turner and Thorniey, Prestwich, tailors—Thornton and. Wright, Croston, grocers-Cowen, Wood, arid Walker, Manchester, moulders; as far-as regards C. Wood. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY June. 24, Thomas G. Alanson (I st).. 22, William Booth (audit).... 28, Thomas and John Tucke 28, Henry Martin (audit).... Hour. District Court, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 (audit). MARKETS. MARKETS FOR ,MANUFACTURES. E ETE R.—The advices from America:this week indicate a change in the position of the-cotton markets, sudecline having taken place, consequent on less favourable aduices from this side than-were anticipated. The effect on this market has been that less animation has ensued. •On Tuesday, especially, con siderable dulness prevailed, and in the afternoon of that day, in some instances, spinners, to- eTect sales, accepted rather lower prices. Since then, however, seeing that the effect on the Liverpool cotton market had not been so depressingas was anticipated, spinners again demanded, previous prices, and it is now hardly possible to obtain any. advantage. The opera tions of the,weak have been moderate, . particularly so at the beginning, but rather more free since. The demand is not confined to any particular quarter, but exists to about an equally moderate , extent from Germany, the Mediterranean, and other markets. There is but little doing for India; spin ners are, however, , working to order, and consequently great firmness prevails. the cloth marketthere was also a ; pause at the beginning of the week, and although comparatively little advance,of price has taken place compared with that in cotton and yarns, there is an evident expectation, on the part of buyers, that better terms would be theresult. Finding that this was not likely to .be the case, and that the market was firm, rather more business has since been transacted, although quietness is still the characteristic of this department. There has been but little .doing ,in India shirtings,,which are, ,how ever, very firm. Domestics still continue in 'better demand. ' and for some descriptions „ of shirtings and printing cloths ss demand has beenexperienced for the South American markets ,during the last two days. RoctsDALE.—The demand for flannels continues good, and ,those manufacturers who were willing to take former prices had no difficulty in selling their goods. On account of the , rise in price of the raw material some of the manufacturers held out for better prices,whieh;the merchants very reluctantly .submitted to. There has been a better demand for wool, and prices are very firm. •Lanos.—We have to report a continuation of tolerable good market for cloth both in the publicsales anu at the warehouses, with azlight improvement in the prices of the better kinds. All things considered, the woollen cloth trade is in as favour able a condition as can fairly be expected, excepting, perhaps, that the manufacturers' are not realising more than bare remu neration for the capital and skill employe& NcerrlNcknAm.—Complaints are still very great amongst lace manufacturers of the state of their trade, which is said to be rather worse than better, the principal falling off being in the German tr...de. The depression felt in the Ince trade does not extend to the _hosiery business, which continues very fair, although perhaps less active than at the corresponding period of last year ; the hands generally are tolerably well employed. Yarn is held at firm prices, with an upward tendency, the price of lace yarn is higher already, and another advance upon this article is pretty certain to take place shortly. LEICESTER. — The prices both of wools and cotton appearing safe, has created a better demand, and there is snore activity in the warehouses. The shipping orders for the season have been but limited, and those for t merica are nearly executed. Considerable contracts for the home trade are now manufac turing, entered into at the old price of yarn; the hosier pre ferring a sure small profit to letting his machinery lie idle. Worsted spinnc - s are now requiring the full advance on yarns, hence but little is doing. They are not pushing sales, feeling confident of eventually making their price. The wet weather retards the new clip, which generally turns out well. But little is doing by the staplers. There is no noticeable alteration in prices. LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET FRIDAY, JUNE 18 'ocers, who have taken bite from 3 een sold at LO iOS G.l; )een chiefly confined to 25s CJ t Ithds 8.P., and 6,500,bags good to spot are confined to GO boxes darnageu Cd ; 10 hbds Porto Rico at 38s 6d ; 150 bags yellow P Havana at 2 s considerable busines f white rernams at 338 Gd one of brown Fenian) t teen FRIDAY, JUNE 18. The market opened on Friday with a good demand, parti cularly from speculators, which continued until the arrival of the Africa, when a sudden pause ensued, in consequence of her advices bringing lower rates, together with a favourable account of the growing crop. On Monday and Tuesday, middling and lower qualities of American gave way id per lb. ; yesterday and to-day the market has assumed more steadiness, and has partially recovered the above decline on the middling qualities. Brazil, Egyptian, and Surat, continue steady, at last week's quotations. Speculators have taken 12,930 American, 400 Pernam, 1,510 Egyptian, and 780 Surat; and there are reported for expert 5,830 American, 300 Pernam, and 470 Surat. SALES. ! IMPORTS. Week I Previ- I Week This STOCK. ending ously ending Jne yr.4ne is. Year. • June 18. PRICES THU RSDAI , JUNE 17.—Wind S.W., fresh. ARRIVED.—Douce Davie, Stewart, from Bonny—Chasely, Houghton, Callao—Lapland, Simpson; Carack, Fates; and Greenwich, Childs, New Orleans—Andrew Foster, New York —Cambria, Al`Cullogh, and Sea Bird, St. John, N.B.—Harvey Galbraith, Laguna--Jolin Dunlop, Apalachicola—Commodore (s.), Little, Havre—Frederick Wilhelm, Alexandria—City of Manchester (s.s.), Leitch, Philadelphia. SAILED.—Europe, Oliver, for Melbourne—Otomoco, Howes, New Orleans—Washington, Page, New York—Flora, Robbins, Newfoundland—Josefa Juana, Garrate, Havana—Shamrock, Anstrey, Sierra Leone—Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, Messina— Industria ' Falle, Genoa—Medea, Freeman, Const an ti nop l e — Christine Mathilde, Hansen, Bergen—Montrose, Lindsay, St. Petersburg—Nelson, Hardcastle, Hammerfest—Mary Ann, Brown, Danzic. _ Arabian, Burnett, hence at Bahia. Esk, Joughin, sailed from Bahia for this port May 7th. Dove, Tucker, sailed from R. Janeiro for this port 1901111%y Marmora, Richardson, hence at Taganrog. Thomas James, M`Lelian, hence at Quebec. Priscilla.; Atalanta; Chronometer; Elizabeth Conway ; a n d Princeza. all hence at Rio Grande. Hannah, Potter; Thomas, Hargreave ; Gratitude, Scorfield; Ann Davies, Humphreys; and Pearl, Baker, all hence at Newfoundland. PlantaKenet, O'Brien, hence at New York; she encountered severe weather, split covering board, and damaged jib and topgallantsail. Thames, Leith, hence at Miramichi, with 67 passengers and a portion of the crew of the barque Neris, of Sunderland, taken off one of the Bird Islands. Olivia, Williams, hence at San Francisco. CHARENTE, June 14.—The America, for Liverpool, is ready for sea. FRIDAY, JUNE 18.—Wind S., light breeze, ARRlVED.—Arcadia, Healey ; Joseph Bradley, Mansfield ; Refuge, Wilson ; William Jarvis, Jarvis ; Blanch, White ; and John Bryant, Dyer, from New Orleans—Boadicea. Smith, and Adept, Burns, Mobile—J. Hathorn, Brown, Charleston—New World, Knight, and Siddons, Briggs, New York—Tonowanda, Julius, Philadelphia—Acastria, Thompson, Prince Edward's Island—Swallow, Juliet, Nassau—Laurina, Hawkins, and Isis, Lister, Barbadces—Allegro, Clarke, St. Stephen'e, NAL— Waterford, Robinson, Magaguadavic—Waakzamied, Lovrus, Narva—Mignon, Lisbon—Sultana, White, Bremen—Bertha, Rose, Nantes. SAlLED.—Hibernia, M'Mahon, for Port Philip—Lady Flora Hastings, Wilde, Hongkong—Zealous, Strang, Newfoundland —Horizon, Thompson, Philadelphia—Caroline, Miramichi— Lexington, Thompson, Boston—Ann Stonehouse, Cape Good Hope—Dream, Elliott, Ancona—Lindisfarne, Irwin, Ceara— Restless, Birch, St. Petersburg—Concordia, Parmenter, Ostend —Waterlily, Bush, Leghorn—Magog, Allisen, Archangel. George Evans, Coullard, which sailed for New York 11th June, has put back, leaky, and will have to discharge. Warlock, Blackstone, and Earl Grey, Sharp, hence at V'raiso. Agnes, from London, at Valparaiso. Hermes sailed from Valparaiso for Glasgow 20th April ; Avondale, Armstrong, for Monte Video; Rosendale for Hon duras; and Bee, for Iquique, all on the 20th April. Hydaspas, Hole, sailed from Adelaide, South Australia, for London, and Albatross, for this port, previous to the 7th June. Josefina, Calvo, R Lady Franklin, Knowles, hence at Havana. St. Georie, Scoft, and Scipio, Kentiedy, hence at H'bour Grace FALMOUTH, J une 16.—TheQueen of the Isle, Hewitson, from Liverpool to San Francisco, out twelve days, has put back to this port, leaky ; bore up from lat 45 N, long 12 W. PLYMOUTH, June 17.—The Queen of the South (s s), with the mails-for the Cape of Good Hope, India, &c., has put back to this port with several feet water in her engine-room. NEw YORK, June 4.—The Lucy, High, from Mobile to Liverpool, which put in here, leaky, June I, will discharge all her cargo, except the ground tier, and afterwards be taken into the dry dock to be surveyed and repaired. SATURDAY, JUNE 19.—Wind E.S.E. to N.N.W., moderate. ARRlVED.—Woodstock, Wood, and Resolution, Simpson, from Apalachicola—Alcyone, Watson, Savannah—Sarah G. Hyde, Nowell, New York—Kestrel, Wise, Callao—Arrow, Wyatt, Para—Lord John Russell, Williston, Valparaiso—Ar tliur, Talbot ; R. D. Shepherd, Hamilton ; Ellen Maria, Whit • more; and Forest King, Hathorne, New Orleans—Scotia, St. John, N.B.—Annandale, Pierce, St. Andrew, N.B.—St. Jo bailees, Andreas, St. Stephen, N.B.—St. Andrew, Arthur, Montreal—William Pitt, Farr, Manzanilla de Cuba—Christina, St. Mark—Fidget, Jarvis, Mazagan. SikjLED.—Huskisson, Ross, for Africa—Denison, King, An tigua—Governor, Gilberry, St. Thomas—Asia, Orchard, Bahia —Record, Patulla, Falkland. Islands—Sanders, Bully, Rio Ja neiro—Africa (s.), Harrison; Star of the West, Bowne; Wil liam Stetson, Creighton; and Adriatic, Snow, New York— Falcon.. Gibaon, Montreal—Sir Charles Napier, Pettingell, Quebec—Centipede, Priest, Ancona—Eutcene, Folkerts, Ant werp—Ariel, Parsons, Archangel—Charles Richard, Fraser. Barcelona--Snake, Wills, Gibraltar—Gem, Dawson, Harlingen —Dagmar, Harild, Iceland—Ed. Osborne, Naples—Pelican is), Byrne, Rotterdam—Birkby, Hughson, St. Petersburg—lndus try, Huntly, Trieste. Genova (s.), and Magic, Quance, hence at Leghorn. WEXFORD, 17th June.—The Malabar, of and for Dublin, from St. John, N. 8., with deals, struck on the rocks, west end of the Saltees, this morning, but got off, with loss of rudder and full of water, and anchored in seven fathoms. PLYMOUTH, lath June.—The Queen of the South (s), was docked at H.M. yard, last evening, and it is reported that the necessary repairs will be completed by to-morrow evening. SUNDAY. JUNE 20.—Wind S.S.E., moderate, ARRIVED.—City of Manchester, from Montreal—Priscilla, St. Andrew, N.B.—Yorkshire, and Lady Franklin, New York —Esk, Bahia—Arab, Buenos Ayres—Hartley, from round the Horn. SAlLED. — Araminta, Feran, for Geelong—Amathea, Robin son, Calcutta—Teresa, Rees. Cuidad Bolivar—Sarah, Lamb, Rio Janeiro—Elizabeth, Orfeur, Buenos Ayres—Universe, Bird, New York—Judah Tour°, Lewis, New Orleans—Helen, Jackson, Quebec—Duke of Cambridge (s.), Pearl, Antwerp— Maria, Gardyne, Port Philip—E4idius, Hulew yck, Ghent. Oa nnCdalH4mt h June, (s.), aux,lel,lit 11th June. ia Leitch, t. from,iiloans.ll4s347o:soptooftoisi dollars the passed laair p ng o es r p t f i ce ; ec bi l e e ero t 9 g.l.i. t f l r i e Ju i gi t e . America (s.), and Garland, hence at Halifax Bth June. Glasgow, Hatfield, hence at St. John, N.B. Sir Alexander, Blackburne, hence at Prince Edward Island. Albion, Scott, and Osborne, Newell, hence at New Orleans. Greenock, M'Cutclicon, hence at Mobile. President, Comings, hence at Boston. Zion's Hope, from the Clyde, at Philadelphia. __ Hermann (s.), from Bremen and South am p ton, at New York 7th June. Gondar, l U e ge gT n ae t ri3n , e j o ssa a tsn g oe eel , ( , a ,p f ßat t l e latl r nbr b liai. o e ecir i ki n : g t:,lol ? ee i ce s el, l N l ao o o r ti. e. i.G ? l e ; a: 4 t June for Mazagan. The Duncan (barque), of Glesgo , Whitehaven , from the Patagonian, Video, both much damaged in a and 12th April, in lat. 455, lc thrown part of her car man washed away. Charleston ns 29th Zia} ) overboard MONDAY, JUNE Curren cN and Adams 'larks, HALIFAX, June 10.—The barque Aberdeen, timber lader has been towed into the Magdalen Isles. QUEENSTOWN, June I9.—A number of deals and ba not long in the water, were passed 16th June, in lat. 14, by the Ben Buick Dhui, arrived here. PLYMOUTH, June 20.—The Queen of the South (s the mails for tl.e Cape, was undocked last evening : out on another trial trip round the Eddystone VESSELS SPOKEN S n i o tn n o t o e m zu , m h a e , n A ce ra t;o , r 29 Bo 4 t 6 nb N74 , o M w a r y . - 3;1;;.4 . N, long. 22 W. Auburn, Mobile for this port, May 15, 28 N, 86 W. Mary Caroline, ditto, May 18, 80 miles SW of Tortugas f l r e oo a rr n st s ti f i, o sc r app t o l o l r i rt s e, p ,A o i‘p r i c1%5111,a28y525.1,2,105411:125127a. W. hey 25 miles j\ J E'e a si BN n t sh ie ne s rr,e, G C' h i Nee b n' l .l .) oc° , el 1 .1 :o und south, April 30, 1 S, 19 W. Ann Falcon, hence for Lima, May 6, 5 N, 19 W. Mary, hence fur Cuba, May 25, 38 N, 25 W. Coast, Jeremiah Garnett, hence for Bombay, May 30, 40 N, 12 W . Jane Brown, hence for Demerara, J une 8, 48 N, 10 W. Cothe te Nest 8, 50 N, i OA W. pr 22, 1 N, 21 W. ,ll nor, Rdn, of f h t e h tce for ilsport, June _ Vesta, Costa Rica for this port, May 9. Rd. Cobden, hence for Philadelphia, ten days out, 47 N, 22 W Centurion, for this port, May 28, 40 N, 74 W. Queen of England, hence for Bombay, April 21, 5 N, 27 W Cornelia, for this port, May 20, 29 N, 80 W. Excelsior, hence for Jamaica, June 11, 48 N, 10 W. New Margaret, hence for Calcutta, April 30, 2 S, Eglinton, hence for Bombay, May 8, 6 N, 24 W. John Hutchinson, hence for Guayaquil, May 5, 5 N, 22 A Lady Head, hence, June 7, 49 N, 11 W. Lydia, from Mobile for this port, May 24, off Cape Hatter& Emma Fields, hence for New York, May 23, 50 N, 28 W. Vesta, from Bonny for this port, May 2, 4 N, 26 W. Glenlyon, bound west, June 11, 48 N, 28 W. William Ward, June 8, 47 N, 17 W. Earl of Ripon, June 13, 50 N, 9 W, Mississippi, bound west, March 6, 56 S, 68 W. Minstrel Boy, Valparaiso for this port, May 4, 2 N, 27 W Pollock, bound south, May 8, 48 N, 15 W. ^ S. 19 VC TIDE TABLE DESCRIPTION d. d. ; I Sea Island l7 @24 1.00 15970 l l 44351 407585 , , 1 .1 ." 48/720 Stained 4l 6 301 1140 Boweds 44 64 13120 305070 41 6 12980! 224230 Mobile New Orleans. {4 841 16960 5638101 } 63232 663551 Pernams, &c, 61 '7 Araeati, &c — - 1 —, 7801 44780 1 25391 31468 1' Bahia, &c 6B 7 I 310 21420, i .... 11115 4250 s M a a j; i n n h n a e tt m : : _s* 64 1 926 2147 01 1 14021 131901 19870 1 DemeraraAc 74 I 20 1 510 40' 5351 170 Egyptian—. 54 111 2800 68550' 7182' '65938 1 38330 Barbadms Peruvina„ Laguayra .. - " --' 1 I 1 I Com-W.1.5.-.c ilf 30 } 3170 1 at" 1649 1 >. 2380 Carthagena — -• • • Smyirna .... .... l li Malfilla Surat Madras Bengal — I ....1 1020 .... , 704, 150 50540 1412316 119065 1218011 1 607110 LIVERPOOL PROVISTON MARKET, FRIDAY, JUNI3 /8. 'Beef is again dearer on the week:; 'the advance on the finest sorts is fully 5s per tce, and operations would be extensive were there any stock in importees hands; the deliveries to slops fronithe dealers continue to increase weekly. In , Pork there is an also an upward tendency; but the shortness of the supply restricts operations. At an advance of Is to 2s per cwt, the demand for Bacon has beentolerably brisk. The sales of Lard exceed 200 tons, at a further advance of 6d to is per cwt, the maiket closing very firm, with an upward tendency. Grease Butter is much wanted. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, JUNE 18. The market this morning was to!erably well attended by locals well as country dealers, and opened very firmly as regards Wheat; but, excepting an isolated transaction or two of-some magnitude, the general amount of business was not extensive, and we continue the currencies of Tuesday last for general runs, finest white and yellow samples (being paid a little more money. Pieter was difficult to move' to the trade, bat - several thousand barrels were taken to hold over. Barley, Malt, and Peas, in slow request, and unaltered ir value. Beans steady at the quotations of our last. Oats and Oatmeal were nominally rather cheaper; sales of each so limited, however, se scarcely to warrant'bhange of quotations. Indian Corn in retail demand only; .yellow at 3d, and white at 6d per qr reduction ; the stocks" here are 'n narrow compass, and we are mainly dependent on the arrivals coming forward from week , tc week. The following are Tuesday's quotations : BRITISH. FORI.'ION '4 4, 70/b., s; d. s. d. English red 5 77 to 6 Do. do. extra —..— Do. white 6 2.. 6 5 Do. do. extra —..— Irish red Po. do. extra — Wheat, 70lb, s. d. s. d. Canadian 'United States Danzig, &c 5 9.. 6 10 Pomeranean,Sic. 5 9.. 6 1 Danish, &c 5 6.. 5 10 French, &c. Odessa, Polish 4 10.. 5 6 Danübe Do. white . 5 9.. 6 1 Do. do. extra.. gp , qr., Eng.-.. - *6olb. Sc. & Irish 3 9.. 3 10 Malt, vqr..Eng... 54 0..58 0 RussianAzc:hard 4 6.. 4 9 Egyptian Barley, 'la , 601 t) 'Oats, 11.- 45th 2 7.. 2 11 Beans, or. Eurp 3O 0..34 0 480% Egyptian 25 0..25 3 Peas, q•- , qr..white . 31 0.. 34 0 Ind. Corn, %9; , 480tb, Amer.. yellow Do. white 29 6.. 30 0 French, yellow 3O 0..31 0 Do. white 29 0.. 30 0 Ibrail & Galatz 3O 6.. 31 6 Flour, 7,4 brl..l9Gtb, Canadian,sweet 20 0..20 6 U. States, -do. 20 0..21 6 Do. &Can: sour 17 6.. 18' 6 Frnch v psk2Botb 30 . 0.. 36 0 Do: Irish — 47 0..50 0 Oats, a 6 Eng.B:Sctch, old , 3 0.. 3 1 Do. Irisli,ohLl 5.. 2 101 Do. Do. new 2 4.. 2 9i Beans, Ae+ qr. Eng.. 32 0..36 0 480t6. Sc. & Ir. 29 0..30 0 Pens, qr. Eng.. 0..36 0 tFlonr, w0.2801b, Secimids fl 0.. 0 0 Fine 0 0.. 0 0 Superfine 6O 0..31 0 Extra .33 0..35 0 cOatmeal, qp' NOM , Irish, new 23 0..23 6 LIVERPO@L CATTLE 'MARKET, MONDAY, JUNE 21 Compared withlizt week, we had a considerable increase in -the supply of all kinds of Beasts at our Cattle-market to-day. ' The numbers offered were 1753 Cattle, and ,10,353 Sheep and ',Lambs, against 1465 of the former, and 9120 of the latter, last Monday. The• quality of the Beef was prime; still the sale was rather sluggish, at barely former rates. Sheep did not find ready buyers, and Lambs were also difficult to move off. At the close of the business, a number of all tkinds remained unsold. Present prices are :—Beef : prime, 31-d to Sad ; second 1 1 ,class, and fat bullocks, 5d to 5-4 cl; inferior sorts, 4ad to sd. Mutton : prime wedder, sid to 52d ; second class, 5d ; ewes, 4d to 5d ; • Lamb, 6d-to 7d per lb., sinking the offal. LWERPOOL sLGRICULTURAL 'MARKET, SATURDAY, JUNE 19. 5. 4. 8. d. s. d. s. d. Hay, old, *st 0 si@ 0 8 Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetehes 0 0— 0 0 Turnips, 1, , ton 0 <0 0 0 Straw, Wheat Oat 0 2 0 3i Mangelwurzel 0 0 0 Barley Price of Agricultural Produce at the Docks:—Potatoes, retail: Cups, 4s. Od. to 4s. 3d. ; Lumpers, 2s. 2d..t0 2s. 4d. per measure of 901bs. ST. ,JOHN'S ;PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, JUNE 19. s. d. a. d. I s. d. s.. d. Beef *lb 0 5 to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.isA 4 0 to , 0 0 Mutton 0 54 0 7 I Ditto, Foreign 0 0 —.O .0 Veal Lamb ._... , 0 .6 —.O 7 I Do. Eng. *lb , 6 , 0 0 , 0 Fresh Pork Salmon . .. OlO —1 2 ,Gooseberries,*qt4l 2 0 3 Bret Haddock ,Strawberries.... 1 .6 0 0 Soles Lobsters Cod Flab Turbot Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 Hares 0 0 —.O 0 . Asparagus& 100 tl 6 —.3 0 Rabbits.* cple 1 8— 2 0 Eggs *124 5 0— C . 0 Pigeons 1 8— 6 0 Peas ....* peck 2 4) 0 0 Grouse.. *brace 0 0 —.O 0 Potatoes - 0 0 New D 0..... v , tb 0 1— 0 2 Partridges 0 0— 0 0 CORN MARKETS. no speculative feeling Madras have demand BELFAST, JLNE 19.—The weather, this week, exceed been mor us. Ou has beer MANCHESTER, ivas 19.—With cold and unsettled weather during the week, the trade has been trin, and a fair business has been done in fresh Flour at full prices. This morning the glass rises, and appearances as to weather are more favourable. Our market is quiet but firm, with a moderate demand for fresh Wheat and Flour for consumption, at full prices. Oats and Oatmeal very little inquired for. Beans fully as dear. WAKEFIELD, JUNE 18.—This week we have extremely small arrivals, There is more demand for Wheat to-day, and a fair business passing at rather better prices. Little doing in Barley. Oats and Shelling meet a limited sale at late prices. Beans go slowly. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, JUNE 19.—At our market to day the supply of wheat from the farmers was good, and sold readily et previous terms. The arrivals of wheat coastwise, and also from abroad, continue limited : both English and foreign met a steady demand, and the rates of this day se'n night were fully maintained for all descriptions of quality. Grinding barley more in request, but without any alteration in value. White peas being scarce, bring higher prices, say 365. to 375. per quarter. Beans in limited request, without change in value. The supplies of oats are light, but still the sale is dull and limited, although no decline in price can be noted. Flour as last quoted. WISBECH, JUNE 19.—We have a small show of Wheat, with no alteration in its value. Beans and Oats are more readily sold at full prices. DUBLIN, JUNE 18.—We have had almost incessant rain this morning, but the weather now appears fine, and the mercury is rising. Our corn market to-day was again dull as possible ; the general tendency of the trade was to lower rates ; but we must reduce the quotation for Indian Corn is per qr. IVhite Wheat.. 23s Od to 26s Od I Barley 12s Od to 14s 8d Red d 0.... 22s Od to 23s 6d Rapeseed oos Od to 00s Od Bere Os Od to Os Od Bakers' Flour. 12s Od to 15s Od Oats ...... 10s Oct to 11s 6d Indian Corn, Oatmeal Its Oct to 12s Ocl per 4501 CORK, JUNE s Od to 33s Gd —Flour has had a lively demand this week, for the present consumption. Wheat is in more request, at late rates. Indian Corn has receded 2s 6,1 per ton. There is the market, and the supply fully equals has been ear, and the which there with a fair n. erican DUBLIN, JUNE 17.—We had an increased supply of grass fed Beef, which sold at from 45s to 40s and 50s per cwt, in sink, being well finished for the season. Sheep were not so brisk, at from 5d to s&d per lb, the late demand somewhat abated. Veal lower, 6id to 7d per lb. Lambs stationary, at 15s to 255. each. From the advanced season, there were not so many store young cattle or milch cows as heretofore. Pigs unusually brisk; heavy, fit for immediate use, 42s per cwt; three months old, 18s to 21s each. SHIPPING TUESDAY, JUNE 15.—Wind N.W., light breeze, ARRlVED.—Kennebec, Smith, from New Orleans—Phoenix, Soley, Mobile—Kingston, Robinson, Charleston—Magistrate, Williams, Africa—Parker, Risien, Demerara—Arabella Tarbet, Newfoundland—Philoxe, St. John, N.B.—Ann Carr, Davidson, Barbados—Feronia, Jarvis, Marseilles—Dogmar, Iceland. SAlLED.—Devonshire, Strickland; Sheridan, Porter; and Ocesn Eagle, Somers, for New York—Charles Sprague, Pike, New Orleans—Harvest Home, Dawson, Calcutta—New City of Cork, Raynes, Barbados—Louis de Geer, Stansen, Rio Janeiro —Albatross (s.s.), O'Reilly, and Kleinkinderin, Breems, Rot terdam—Beaton, Rees, Constantinople—Escape, Jefferson, and Consigliere Jenny, Rottini, Trieste—Admiral (s.), Wickham, Havre—Freedom, Ley, Dordt—Catharine, Williams, Nantes— Alexander, Boje, St. Petersburg—Solide, Bongelos, Bordeaux —Reine, Hensen, Antwerp—Eliza Francis, Rouen. Matilda, hence at Mauritius 31st March. Crishna, Spence, from San Francisco at Sydney, N.S.W Fatima, Sproule, from New Zealand at Sydney. . . Roscoe, from Bombay for China, at Sinca . pore j . Twmertane, cleared at Calcutta for this port 2 . /til April; ra triot'Queen, 28th ; Alfred the Great, and Wuzeer, 30th. Jessie Byrn, Baker, from San Francisco at Sydney, N.S.W., and sailed for Newcastle, N.S.W. RA3ISCIATE, June 14.—The Ar.nette, Gilbert, of and for Li verpool from Rotterdam, which went on shore on the Goodwin Sands on the 7th inst., was assisted off last night, and b roug ht tip off the North Foreland. but making much water, slipped, .and was run on shore in Kingsgate Bay, where she was assisted Off, and brought in here this morning, with nine feet of water in her hold. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16.—Wind S.E. to S.S.W., fresh ARRIVED.—Great Britain (s.s.), Matthews, from New York —Shirley, Hiler, New Orleans—Cashmere, Ray, Hottentot Bay —Dalemain, Varty, Jamaica—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterdam. SAT LED.—Atlantic (s.), West, and Isabella Stewart, WHenry, for New York—Tuscarora, Turley, Philadelphia—Pomerania, Krause, Onega—Nith, Pollock, Bombay—Chance Malzard, Port Daniel—Tyro, Rowland, Lisbon—Clemence, Antwerp. Heart of Oak, hence at Bahia. Glasgow, Hadfield, hence at St. John, N.B - . Admiral Grenfell, Dow-nw•ard, from Santos at Rio Janeiro. Manuelita,Cuthbertson,from Cape deVerds at Buenos Ayres. Lydia, Graves, from London at Madeira, and sailed for Antigua. Elrzabeth Wilthew, Bower, sailed from Monte Video for this port 15th April. Uruguay, Pringle; Lady Mill, Manon ; Bowling, Morphew ; and Mary Queen of Scots, all hence at Monte Video. Walter Baine, from Pernambuco, and Golden Fleece, Bahia, both at Maceio, loading for this port. Marie Sarah, Petersen, from Angra Paquina, and Tigris, Selkirk. Calcutta, both for this port, at St. Helena. Wilton Wood, sailed from Cape de Verds 13th April; Gaunt let, 18th ; and Dauntless, 29th, all for this port. Angelina, from Pernambuco; Isabella Scott, Fleming, and Dyson, Johnson, both from Bahia, all at Paraiba. Hedwicg Charlotte, Bentzen ; Duchess of Leinster, Luney ; Pilot Fish, Sedgley ; Silvia, Pienscheke ; Challenger, Gellatly ; Raphael, Brown ; Bogoto (a.), Hall (27 days); Vivid, Green ; and Mary Ray, Lister, all hence at Rio Janeiro. Rio .lANEiao, May 14.—The Tyrer, Williams, from Liver pool to Valparaiso, put into this port 11th May, leaky above water, and will sail again about the 18th. 'MONTE VIDEO, May s.—The Eliza, Cornish, Dowles, from Valparaiso to Liverpool, put into this port 24th April, with damage, and will require repairs. PERNAMBUCO, May 19.—The Nonpareil, hence to Paraiba, to fill up for Liverpool, went on shore south of that bar 16th May; cargo saved, but it is feared the vessel will go to pieces. Rio GRANDE, May 3.—The Sylph, Tivy, from Monte Video to Great Britain, put in here 23rd April, very leaky, and with part of her cargo in a liquid state. She has been surveyed, ordered to be discharged, and cargo recommended to be sold. BIRTHS On the Bth inst., Mrs. It. B. Preston, of South Bedford street, of a daughter. On the 9th inst., the wife of T. B. Gildersleeve, surgeon, of Great George-street, of a daughter. On the 12th inst., at Crumpsall Cottage, Mrs. M. Gladstor of a son. On the 12th inst., at Derby, the lady of Charles Mor,ga . Esq., of Catherine-street, in this town, of a daughter. On the 13th inst., the wife of Mr. James Knight, jun., of son. On the 13th inst., Mrs. W. H. Jackson, Richmond-row, of daughter. On the 15th inst., the wife of Mr. John Thomas, of Birker head, of a daugnter. On the 15th inst., at Birkenhead,. the wife of Mr. James M'Nicoll, surgeon, of a daughter. On the 16th inst., Mrs. George Glendenning, of Northumber land-street, of two sons and a daughter. On the 16th inst., the wife of Mr. G. Dale, of London-road, of a son. On the 17th inst., at The Cloisters, St. Michael's•hamlet, Mrs. John Orred, of a son. On the 17th inst., Mrs. John Quilliam, of Park-lane, of a son. On the 17th inst., at Waterloo, Mrs. James Starkey, of a son. On the 17th inst., at Union-terrace, New Brighton, Mrs. John Cobb, of a son. On the 18th inst., the wife of John B. Spence. Esq., of Highfield-park, Rock Ferry, Cheshire, of a daughter. On the ISth inst., at Huyton, the wife of Joseph J. Ritson, Esq., solicitor, of this town, of a son. On the 19th inst., at Everton, tile wife of Mr. George Wm. Greatrex, of a daughter. ARRIVED Commum Gunb York—l DAYS. MORN. IEVENO. HGHT. HOLYDAYS, ETC Tuesday... Wednesday Thursday . Friday.... Saturday . Sunday ... Monday... June.' h. m. h. m. ft. in. ' .221 2 5 228 15 5 '.23 252 3 17 14 7 .24' 345 415 14 1 St. John Bapt. 25 : 448 523 13 8 [Day. 26 558 636 14 0 I 27 711 746 14 4 3rd Sun. aft. Trinity. 9 8 BIS S5O 14 11 MARRIED On the Ist inst., at St. Paul's Church, New York, by the Rev. Dr. Haight, Charles Knight. son of Edward Willmer, Esq., of this town, to Harriet, youngest daughter of Dr. John Wheeler, of New York. On the Bth inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. Falloon, Mr. S. G. Morris to Arabella, eldest danghter of Mr. Harvey Jenkins. On the 10th inst., at Bloomsbury, Henry C., son of G. J. Duncan, Esq., of this town, to Fanny Wingfield, daughter of the Rev. A. Jenour, rector of Kittisford. On the 11th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Falloon, M.A., Mr. B. Latham, printer, to Mary Hall, daugh. ter of the late Mr. R. Billington, of Dumfries. On the 12th inst., at Hyde Chapel, by the Rev. J. Brooks, 0. Borchardt, Prussian consul at this port, to Jane, daughtei of the late S. Ashton, Esq., Pole-bank, near Manchester. On the 14th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. A. Knox, Robert, son of Joseph Whanie, Esq., of this town„to Lucy, daughter of W. Smith, Esq., of Cnntern Cottage, near BridgeriOrth On the 15th inst., st Eyre Court, by the Rev. R. Eyre, James Pitcairn Campbell, son of the Rev. A. Campbell, rector of thl!4 town, to Ellen, fourth daughter of John Eyre, Esq., of Eyre Court Castle. On the 15th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street by the Rev. H. Carpenter, 8.A., Mr. James Watt, of Belfast to Miss Jessie M`Larren. On the 15th inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. F. Taylor, M.A., Mr. William Farley to Miss Hannah Radcliffe. On the IGth inst., at Mount Pleasant Chapel, by the Rev. H. Crichton, D.D., A. Calder, Esq., merchant, Aleppo, officer of the order of the Legion of Honour, to Emma Whyte'', daughter of the late P. Lindsay, Esq., of this town. On the 16th inst., at the Parish Church, Walton, by the Rev. T. Hornby, A.M., Mr. John Harrison, of Walsh-hall, Aughton, to Miss Ellen Harrison, of Walton. On the 16th inst., at the Parish Church, Llangollen, by the Ven. the Archdeacon of Manchester, assisted by the Rev. W. Edwards, vicar of the parish, Edward Clarke, Esq., of Hill bank, Hyde, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of John Thomas Jones, Esq., of Yron H Wog, Llangollen. On the 16th inst., at Wallasey, John James, Esq., of London. to Anne, fourth daughter of Thomas Walker, Esq., late of Flookersbrook. On the 16th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street by the Rev. H. Carpenter, 8.A., Mr. Thos. Spedding, mariner . to Miss Jane Spedding, of Bridgewater-street. On the 16th inst., at St. Nicholas's Church, by the R ev . A. J Tomlin, 11. A.. Mr. Robert Lees, railway;contractor, of Burnley, to Miss Maria Saxhy, of Edenbridge, Kcnt. On the 17th inst., at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. R. Brown, Mr. William Reynolds, painter, Leeds-street, to Mra Ann Kellatt. On the 19th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street, by the Rev. C. Morrill!, M.A., Mr. John Brennon, mariner, to Miss Mary Ann Davies. On the 20th inst. ' Church, at St. John's by the Rev. W. F Taylor, M.A., Mr. Thomas Evans to Miss Sarah Higham. - - - - On the 20th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street by the Rev. H. Carpenter, 8.A., Mr. Thomas Ireland, joiner, to Miss Margaret Harrison. On the 21st inst., at St. Peter's Church, Sackville-stice Everton, by the Rev. E. G. Williams, Mr. John Daulton I Mrs. Bridget Elizabeth Kelley, both oliverton. ----- Same time and place, Mr. John Jones, of this town, to Mi Jane Hughes, of Everton. DIED On the Nith January, at Jemicumbene, New South Wales, Thomas Molyneux Royds, Esq., of Ballalla, third son of the late Rev. Edward Royds, rector of Brereton, Cheshire. In February, at Australia, Mr. Gilbert R. Macrea, son of the late John Macrea, Esq., of this town. On the 3rd ult., at Rio de Janeiro, after a few days' illness aged 26, Thomas Hart, late of this town, and third son of th( late Mr. Henry Hart, of Mill-hill, Derby. On the 6th ult., at Rio de Janeiro, aged 17, William Henry eldest son of Mr. Henry Hime, solicitor, of this town. On the 30th ult., at Notting-hill, London, of malignant scarlet fever, aged 3 years, Robert Gould Rennie, followed on the sth instant, aged 35, by his father, John Rennie, Esq., J.P., on the 7th instant, aged 21, by his mother, Susan, and, on the 10th, by Mary Gould, eldest and third daughters of the Rev. John Gould, 8.D., rector of Beaconsfield, Bucks. On the 30th ult., aged 20, Thomas, fourth son of the late Mr. William Allen, licensed victualler, Upper Dawson-street. On the Ist inst., aged 64, Mr. John Addison, of this town. On the 9th inst., at Ruthin, William Gill. The deceased had been confined to his bed by rheumatic complaints, for the last twenty-nine years. On the 12th inst,, at Rock Ferry, Cheshire, Command Archibald Macdonald, R.N., for twenty-four years superinte dent of quarantine at this port. On the 12th inst., at his residence, in Chester, Mr. Josepi Musgrave, timber merchant. Norfolk, On the 13th inst.. at her residence, Witton Hall, . deeply lamented. Martha, relict of Charles Whaites, Esq On the 13th inst., aged 5 months, Frances Kate, the daug of Mr. J. Pickstock, surgeon, Mill-street. On the 13th inst., aged 79, Mary, relict of the lat Brookfield, of South-street, Toxt!th-park. On the 13th inst., aged 44, Matthew Turnmons, of the Liver pool police force, and for ten years in the service of the Hon E. M. L. Mostyn, of Mostyn-hall, Flintshire. On the 14th inst., in Mersey-view, Woodside, aged 43, Mr. C Ellerkamp, merchant. On the 14th inst., at the residence of her son, in LonOri: road, aged 88, Elizabeth, relict of the Rev. R. Walker, Of Wer Shropshire. On the 14tli inst., aged 10 months, Alfred JO,- - J. Hopkins, Kensington-terrace, Upper On the 1411) inst., at Pennington, ne' wife of John Edwards Latfer, Es, Joseph l'arker, Esq. On the 14th inst., at his son 01 Parliament-street Ulvers Laughter of the hit Prescot, age Warrington-road, near , watch manufacturer. aged 85, Mrs. I West Kirby, Cited Mr. Daniel Manloy his 92nd VE bitants of t, Ever On the 16a On the Isth i Ir. H. Wilson, In the 18th inst Liam Stephens( tailv - Cannin ie s obt' tbel 0 e , , 0., r 4 OS O S 0'4,: 11144 0 OCe°