Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-14 00:00:00

" 4 - - - -NOT lIERN DAT.Lir TIINIE. . . - --- - _ Conuntaint ($1145. IfSCIS on _ cs.lltt. , being. perhap§ the largest meeting We. hove had without any change in value. Sheep during the last twelve months. Merchants from and good at ratter higher prices; all E THIS DAY. - FOR PRIVATE 'SALE. London, Bristol, Liverpool, Manchester •and Glas , -Cattle, 922; Sheep and Lamb, 5,7: Now' building at an outport, and can be g ow, were numerous in the hall, and the Scotch and Welsh trades generally were very well re- • This Day (Friday,) the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the ''''•4l. - 1:, launched shortly, GLASGOW IRON MARKET ,I3rokers' Office, ' 4iNk ii.l- presented. ' Besides all - the leading firms of the 700 Bales JUTE, SCREW-STEAMER, .. All at 51s. 81 to 51s. 9d. Market -. _ - - --- -. A very handsomely-modelled and useful district,. the ironmasters' of Yorkshire, North Staf now landing ex Ranee, Albert Dock. Apply to 4 building under special survey to class nine years AI at Lloyd's. T. &H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. Length over all, 204 feet; breadth, 29 feet; depth, 17 feet 3- - fordshire anti the Durham districts were all pres,ent, . DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET.- and the spacious Town Hall was tolerably well This Day (Friday,) the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at theandabout 550 tons, exclusive of engine room; will register, about 772 tons builders' measurement, about 690 tons egister, Brokers' _Office, 12, Lancaster-buildings,Thetone of the market had. evidently filled. 100 Barrels SPIRITS TURPENTINE, - ' ceffiyiriatotileBrr, =sdieeaectl N6vei nt s br a l t es of c. , o a u te t r l . 3 o is to d n itte s of improved since the meeting at Wolverhampton 10-s. to 14s. a-head adiance , On last p from the quay.-Apply to ' • wit' , water ballast tanks, which may be used either for ballast ANTHONY WOOD & CO., Brokers. or cargo; has two tubular boilers, fitted with superheated yesterday. Large parcels of Bars changed hands. Sheen als6 less, with a good demand vanes. Veal scarce. Wool, very li. This Day (Friday,) the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the power , has a half-poop 60 feet long, and a full forecastle 34 .9n London accoun t ; and the Bristol merchants firm. Prime heifers' and bullock Be apparnus, and' diect-acing engines of 100 nommal horse- • Brokers' Office, 30, Exchange-alley North, bougkt their usual quantities of Hoops, Rods, and cwt. ; second and coarse Beasts, 40s. tc 250 Bales HEMP, all faults, feet long.; is expected to steam froin i nine be to found d knots . . The workmanship and quality of material w oun on mspec mow landing ex Deva; from Manilla:. Apply to Messrs. C. W.other- sorts; - - Two or three large orders were - Mutton, Std. - to 711, - ; inferior and I it eitol ) b ; of the most unexceptionable cbaractr.---For speci-and F. Shand and Co., Merchants; or to Scations, inventories, and further particulars, apply to given out for Plates for Manchester. Prices were . Veal, 7d. to Bd. SHAND, HIGSON, & CO., Brokers. CUNARD', WILSON. & CO.. Rr-11....Q. Lir , ........ , a well maintained for first-class brands, and the . ) ,B Y PRI VA r, I a a.. ,A , . buying This Day (Fridav,j'the 14thlestant, at Twelve o'clock, at the_ . e new Ship was quite equal in extent to the expecta- ' .CORIC CORN MARKET. -I White -Wheat at 21s. to- i, 258. I Brokers' Office, Liverpool a,d London Chambers, ~.", 1k\ ,,4, EGERIA, tions of the makers. Enquiry. was made for 200 Bales Bombay lIE4P, ,_ 1,0 ~,..z 4 ,A,_ 1,966 tons register, and 1,982 tons builders' one or two parcels of Rails ; but the orders Oats at 10s. to 12s. Bd. ' jest landed ex Silistria, fronißonibay. On show in Forshaw's, 1 .. - - - measurement. Length, 178 feet 5-10ths ; breadth, Lancelot's-Ley. Apply .to. Brokers. 36" feet 3 . -10ths ; dcpth,. ',2 feet 9-10ths. Built •at Saint John, for , , this sort will, of necessity, go to South .TEFFERSOM & TAYLOR, N.B., this summer, by the builder of the well-known and favour- Iv ales. In Pig Iron, the. demand for Shrop- etRIFFIN & M‘GIIIE, . GENE] . . . . , • ite ship. Rowena, - an d classed seven years at Lloyd's. She is shire, constructed' of the best" seasoned heckmatack and Savannah e Cinderford, Hydrates, and other All- 1.3 F &c., beg to inform ELECTION NExl W‘EE'X' ..---'. -- they are in a position to take orders eil Mine ' brands, was God ; and the makers Of CIRCULAES, 'VOTING CARDS, POSTING BI LI pitch pine ; her frame is diagonally strapped outside with iron, and iron kneed complete on the stocks; the lower knees are WEDNESDAY. , , _ . fastened with yellow metal bolts ; has pitch, pine Masts, top- these sorts, sold their makes, for about the first two months of the quarter, at late prices. The can execute the same with the great;,st c on their premises during the night. On Wednesday, the 19th instant:at Four - o'clock, uftlie : masts, &c., a beautifully finished cabin, and outfit of the best PRINTING OFFICES-15, SOUTH i Brokers' Office, 24, Ilackin's-hey, Liverp6olmanafacture; and of extra sixes. -She is fitted with demand for melters was good, and numerous Cinmingham's patent topsails, and all recent improvements , Orders may be left after Seven o'clock 12 Bales Sydney ' ''' ' 1 WOOL.small parcels ' changed hands. On the other Leigh-street, Parker-street. 100 Bales Fine Entre Rios , In addition to a very handsome model, combines great speed with hand, cinder pigs of all kinds, inferior make! _ PERKINS' - st ROBINSON, WiNal•Brokers. carrying capacity, dltogether making her one of the finest ships Apply to _ ~, _______ .-,---, . , . ever built in - the colonies.-For further particulars apply to mine pigs, and all other kinds of common pigs BAN Q UET TO THE RIGHT IS On Wednesday, the 19 th instan t, at Twelve o'clock, at the Messrs. Listia, Young. and Co.. Merchants ;`or to • were flat, and little business Was done in them. -THE EARL OF DERBY P u blic Saleroom, Exchange-building*, - 423 Chests SHELL LAC, , • 100 Cases CASTOR OIL, , • _ . .16 Bales .MII.N.IEE, • CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO. great this quarter-day as last, and inferior rir „HE BAN 3 Tons REDWOOD, . . -•:•". - • . .1 BROKERS FOR THE SALE' AND' PURCHASE; qualities have not realised so much money. -L. , , , . , , 100 Bundles RATTAN CANES -,c.4. 4 1,,, ,, OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS; SHIP VALUERS Nevertheless, the qnarter-day must be considered WILL TARE PLACE A land i ng et fl ace ld frOm Calcutta, in; PTIPPe'II DOek.;;Apply to .f.11. •4, ;A: , ANW APPOINTED:BROKERS TO Tau HIGH a cheerful and successful one-the state of the TII E PHILRARMON Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants ;Of t 0.,.. • ,_ ~.rs-,. COURT OF ADMIRALTY Walmer-buildings, HOPE-STREET LIVES r• ~ . JEFFERSO & TAYLOR. Brokers. waLir-street• .. , .- , trade sound and _healthy, and the future pros- , - On "Wednesday next, the- loth. in.q., •- a*, Tw e lve o'clock, at the MONE TARY AND COMMEIICIAL. _____+_____ FRANCIS SHAND, ESQ.. IN Brokers' Office, 12, Lancaster-buildings," No Ba - r,s SHUMAC, ' ' ,• • , , •, _, . LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-OcronEtt 13. Dinner on the Table at Six o' CI ex Rhone, from the quay.-Apply to` ' ANTHONY WOOD & CO., Brokers. LIVERPOOL, Thursday Evening. We have had a good general demand for Cotton to-day, - - - - --- cd All applicaticns for TICKETS are to In the Cotton Market to-day -there was al'air and current qualities, free from sand, are 1-16 d. to -g- . mince, in writing, with the Name and On Wednesday next, the 196 instant, at Twelve, veitaai, it I, per lb. higher than on Friday. The sales-includincr 110 / Applicants, between the 10th and 15th it the Public tialeroom, . generaLdemand. fey Cotton, particularly for current P s ernambllC9, 81-4. ; -40 Bahia, 71,d. ; 40 :NI aran lam, 200 Bales GAMBIER, " ' '- , ' qualifies free from sand.; which were 1-16 to e per 8 7 ,d. to 91d.,; 160 Egyptian, -74 d. to,Bld. ; 2,000 Surat, TICKETS NOT TRANE . , 500 Bales Heated and Damaged GAMBIER, 400' Bags fine -SALTPETRE, ••••• ;ta ~,,,,,., ~ ~ lb. higher than the ;quotations of Friday last. 444 to 5-ad.-are reported 10,000 bales,' of which 2,000 ' . Committee-room, 17, Sweetmg-street, 44 Boxes East India TALLOW, . !:, _ ..: ;. . ',. The . sales amounted to 10,000 bales, of which . Liverpool, 7th Oct., 1859. are on speculation and for export., now landing. 'Apply to-- - - ..- .... __. . . _ 2,000 were taken on speculation or for export. , T. and H. LITTLEDALE and Cp., Brokers. The Liverpool Share Market opened to - day LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARBET. - OCTOBER 13. GREAT EASTERN S r ] i THURSDAY.. ' '• ' ' with - n. very unsettled appearance, and prices re- , Suomt.--There is no alteration to notice; the trans - ,AT HOLYHEAD, ' ceded in" value as the• day wore on. The final actions are limited to 1 ,7 50 bags Ceara at 21 s , per cwt., -__ , On Thursday next, the `2oth instant; at One o'clock, at the tone of the market was heavy, and prices generally and 600 bags Pe7nams at the same price. Brokers' O ffi ce,. Exellange , street East, 12A.Packages Para INDIA RUBBER. continued to manifest , a dwindling tendency. RICE,-The demand continues steady, and 3 ,7 00 bags m II E GRE •A T Apply to _ „ ; : HENRY. GLYN, Broker. . .• . c . - small, in :Bengal have been sold at 12s. 6d. to 13s. 31 per cwt. WILL CONTINU On Thursdaylext, the 20th instant, at Twelve' o'clock, at the clnded the sale of Birkenheads at 77 ; -Eastern . 3,000 bags Bombay Linseed at 475. 6d. to 48s. per . -,,f;t ,r„, -_, , Brokers! Officee quarter, and. 500 bags Singapore Black Pepper, to ON VIEW ALL NE)i 2,000" Bags Bengal RICE. COUrifieS, 11 ; Great.,Western, 63" - •; Lancashire arrive, at 4/d. per lb. ; 100 bags . Sicilian Linseed at Apply t 4, • • T. and 11. LITTLEDALK - and,,CO., Brokers. and- Yorkshire, 961; London and T!orth-westerti 485. ,s per quarter. ADMISSION 1 - 94 . South Eastern, 227-, ; Grand. Trunk of Canada, On Thursday next, the 20th 'instan - t, at . T iNClve o'Cl'oe - k', at the i , i . -,) IJI(EWOODS.-Thirty tons St. Domingo Lo.wood at On Monday, ss. ; Other D: - '9 9-16 ;. ditto 7 per t ent. cum. int., 184-, 69 ; o - - - Brokers' Office, ; £4 7s. 6d. per ton. , N.8.-MONDAY NEXT will be a H 3,000 Bags Bombay LINSEED, ' Great tuxembourg constit, 7 ; Preston and Wye, DRYSALTERIES ' &C.-Three casks of discoloured Ho l y h ea d , 12 t h O c t o b er , 1850. .D 2,000 =„ , ITTO: '• •• all faults,, ,- leased, No.. .1,46 ; St. Helen's Railway and Canal, Tartar at 105 s. ; 120 bags Sumac at Ils. 3d.; 600 bags rx sundry vessels. Apply to r and H. LITTLEDALE and CO., Brokers. 41 per cent. (D) 92. •• . Catch, 265. ; eight cases of American Beeswax, £9 55., el-Lost - NG PRICES. and two tons E. 1., £7 10s. ; fifty tons Brimstone, I - - - THE MUNICIPAL EI THE PHILHARMONIC-HALL, HOPE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, On SATURDAY, the 29th OCTOBER, 1859 FRANCIS SHAND, ESQ.. IN THE CHAIR. Dinner on the Table at Six o' Clock precisely. All applicaticns for TICKETS are to be made to the Com mittee, in writing, with the Name and Address in full of the Applicants, be.ween the 10th and 15th instant. TICKETS NOT TRANSFERABLE GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP EA STERN WILL CONTINUI Tartar at 105 s„; 120 nags Sumac at 11s. 3a. , Cutch, 265. ; eight cases of American Beeswax, J.,., CLOSING PISCES. • and two tons E. 1., £7 10s. ; fifty tons Brimstone Ches. & 8'head....77 771. N.Stafford .... . . 4-1 44-d £8 10s. for 3rds and £9 for best 2nds ; twenty-five tons Caledonian ..- .. .. 89 891 N. E. Ber. c. Stek ~ 88 88t Nitrate of Soda, 13s. 9d. to 15s. 6d. ; 250 bags Calcutta E. Counties .. . . 101 11 York capital Stck .. 71 71-1 Saltpetre (3 to 2 per cent), 395. to 40s. ; 100 barrels of E. L. Sleek . .-- ... - Leeds Stock 44144z' Pot Ashes,'27s. 6d. ; six tons west coast Buffalo Mother- G. N. Stock . -... .1011 .104 S. Eastern .. 22 13-16 22; o'-Pearl Shells, £l6 10s. ; seventy-three bags E. I. Lin- Great Westerns _63;1 63a Dutch R'nish , 4 1 -i 4' 2 -d seed Cake, £8 15s. ; forty bags Scotch Farina, 1 5 s. per 8 Lan. and York 1.95* 96 Gt: Luxem Ln.- ,, & Nor. West. 931 94 G.T.Canda .. 9 . 1 9 9-16 O I Ls, &e. -Palin, £45 to £45 10s.; P.Y.C. Tallow, „$-shares .. . II- 1 1-16 G.W.Canada 134 14 605., South American, .575.. 6d. to 58s. • Linseed Oil, M: S. and Lincoln 35 351 ~ new shares 6 1 - 60 28s. to 28s. 3d. ; -300 barrels fine Rosin, -12 s: to 16s. per Midland Stock ..10-1,1- 1058 Lomb.-Venetian N. British St. . .., 584 59 ! „ new shares -- - Pm IRON.-Bustnes done at 515..9d. cash;. closing The traffic of the Grand Trunk Railway of sellers 525. one month and 525. 6d. three months open, Canada, for the week - ending 25th September,' -with buyers at 51.5.. 9d one month open. shOwed an income of £10,599 - 15s. 20., With ‘BBfr . LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET_ miles of railway open, against £8,847 13s. 304 , -s. d. s. d. s. d. with 849 miles: of railway open in, the correspond- Hay, old 'olo to 12 I Potatos, kemps 30to I ing week of last year. , , , -Ditto, new 0 8 ..,. 0 10i Do. whiteroeks2 0 .., 2 Ditto, clover 0 8 ... 0 9 Do. Balshaw .1 10 ... 2 0 ' - ------- ;. IGreen Clover 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Seedlings. 2 7 ... 210 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. vetches 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Beldrums. 0 0 ... 0 0 LONDON, Thursday Evening. ma t z,zl: eat 5 - 0 51 Turnips 21 0 ...23 0 The Market for English Securities was to-day Ditto, barley.. 03i ... 04 I Carrots again depressed, and early in the day the -apt ?a: al l: I :kin ( 3 ) g 1:1 1 0 4 1 r i a a me r u l e wrzei 2 0 ::: 0 6 6 nearance of business was discouraging. The nn- 01'Thursday, the 20th instant;--at - the Broken' Sate-room, 13, 600 Bales East India WOOL 100 Donskoi Do. 50 „ Smyrna Do. 50 „ Bengazi Do. 150 ~ Greasy Lisbon Do. Chili, &c. Do. - 3 . 011 NT L. BOWES & BROTHER OcT. 13 satisfactory,.character of the French advices acted • 1 -- • .butjater . in LONDON PRODUCE MARKET -Oc-r. 13 Foreign "4 4 71 OCIOBER 14, 1859. _.„,. ‘, pin small•supply tively brief, has been useful as well as brilliant : 1 lessons of Christianity—which •we do not see .....er bles t- sold. At marke and the name of Robert Stephenson is one which p Cl . —.we. Q" 95. • • , ---",-- and the nations of Europe, ossible—they must be a means of support an gow, were numerous in the hall; and the Scotch strength and furtherance, to the true objects of _,.--Ocr. 13. and Welsh trades generally were very well re- religion and the Church. presented. 'Besides all the leading firms of the Market 'drooping. hin district; the ironmasters' of Yorkshire, North Staf- • , WITH all the perfection we have arrived at in How the punishment of crime shall be turn ed fordshire and the Durham districts were all present, . DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET,—OcroBER 13. public departments, and in the forms of our and the spacious Town Hall was tolerably well Supply of beasts smaller than this day week. Brisk _ "into reformation of the criminal—how temptations• filled. The tone of the market lmd evidently demand i both for il home consumption an . Supply of. national life, we have far too many Augean shall be removed from the path of weakness — the homage to' improved since the meeting at Wolverhampton Sheep also l i t le a- ead advance• Oil last c stables waiting to be cleansed, and are sadly in how : vice shall be forced to pay more sri cl e e l x . export, at from with a good demand at z d. per lb. ad- , yesterday. Large parcels of Bars changed hands vow! a s Veal ss ;carce. Wool, very little doing ; prices want of the HERCULES; or the dozen HERCULES', . .on London account ; and the Bristol merchants firm. Prime heifers' and bullock Beef, 60s. to 625. per who are to do it.. No one can say we are not f virtue—how healthy employment shall be secured for many of the outcasts of society—how iln bought their usual quantities of Hoops, Rods, and cwt. ; second and coarse Beasts, 40s. to 50s. • best welder other - song: Two or three large orders were -Mutten, 64d.--to 7t1,-; inferior-and- ewe r :W.-to- 6/d. ; diligent in finding out these ugly stains upon proved dwellings shall be provided for the poor,. given out for Plates for Manchester. Prices were Yeal, 7d. to Bd. , . . : - our social system, and eager enough in proclaim well maintained for first-class brands, and the ing the need of remedy. Nothing, indeed, can who deplore the want of inducements to domestic buying was quite equal in extent to the expects- ' CORK CORN MARKET.—OCTOBER 13. 21s. to 235. exceed our candour in the acknowledgment of virtue—how, in short, all sorts of wanton and-, tions of the makers. Enquiry. was made for White Wheat at 21s. to. ; 255. Red atselfish obstacles, which the evil customs of men _ Oats at 10s. to 12s. Bd. ' faults and the well-abusing of ourselves. Not- one or two parcels of Rails ; but the ordershave thrown into the way of religous effort and for this sort will, of necessity, go to South Wales. In Pig Iron, the. demand for Shrop- GRIFFIN & M‘GIIIE, . GENERAL PRINTERS, withstanding our national pride, we ourselves moral reformation, may be taken away—these--. E i 7 ay tlLl are the readiest objects of our own Criticism are objects worthy not more of the patriot than shire, Cinderford, Hydrates, ' and other All- they are c in b : fko t sltio in n. fo to takeL ELECTION N ei tie O r M lsi7g l lTt l' o E r Mine brands, was good • and the makers of clicucA l ts, -% :OTING CARDS, POSTING BILLS, &c ., and that they and vie successfully with all the jealous censors the philanthropist; and not more of the philan - - these sorts, sold their ma ' kes, for about the first can execute the smite with the greatest despatch, having men - t on their premises during the night. of the world, in proving that we are the most thropist than the Chistian. • - two months of the quarter, at late prices. The PRINTING OFFICES-15, SOUTII JOHN-STREET. • demand for melters was good, and numerous foolish, the most thoughtless, the most undis- Orders may be left after Seven o'clock in the Evening at 40 . _THE mind's . eye, while reviewing the varion!3• small parcels ' changed hands. On the other Leigh-street, Parker-street. - ciplined, the loosest, bungling, harum-scarum, hand, cinder pigs of all kinds, inferior makes events which are passing in the world at thir mine pigs, and all other kinds of common pigs BANQUET TO THE RIGHT lIONOURABLE and altogether uncanny people in it. Then, , present moment, will most naturally pause upon were flat, and little business was done in them. THE EARL OF DERBY,- K.G. • with all this pretty fair achievement in the art . , not so the catastrophe which has lately befallen our' On the whole, the business done in pigs is _ great this quarter-day as last, and inferior A N Q U E T fellow-countrymen at the mouth of the ri ver qualities have not realised so much money. to cap it all with the seemingly inconsistent Vi'ILL TAKE PLACE AT Peiho, and anxiously inquire into the circumstanc e 4 ' Nevertheless, the quarter-day must be considered , reproach that, as a people, we are given to flat-a cheerful and successful one—the state of the which led to it. Different accounts have been . tering ourselves in our vices. We will not allow trade sound and _healthy, and the future pros- given of the causes which have brought abo ut pects hopeful for the whole trade. ourselves one loophole. We are even afraid of - results, which we must all so deeply lament , arrogating the graces of modesty and can from whichever side the provocation that origi -- dour, or the credit which is usually attached noted them may have sprung. By the officia l to the humility of self-depreciation. So that documents, now published, containing the diree we are often prompted to , ask, how it is we tions given to Mr. BRUCE, it would appear tha t are so prosperous, learned, refined, and moderately he strictly obeyed the orders he received, to respectable ; or whether it is not indeed time that make his way to Pekin, and there to ratify th e we should be crumpled up by the great "idea" treaty of Tein-tsin. In deference to the prein propagator and general setter-to-right of Modern dices of the Chinese nation, he was not to insi st Europe—whether the crisis is not fast approach upon a residence in the city of Pekin, which, by ing when the diseased growths of time must bend 1- the terms of the convention, drawn up by Lord. before the unconquerable onset of the coming era ELGIN, he had yet a full right to do ; but he was and its predestined man P - • to content himself with residing at Shanghae' will not willingly " let die Apply to FRIDAY On Friday, the 21st instant, ,at Four o'clock, ,at the Brokers' Office, Victoria-buildings, 2, llackites-hey, 700 Bales East India : . • nVfoo,l4.'• 200 „ Greasy Buenos Ayres , Do. 300 , " Iceland Do. 300 " "", 200 „ Oporto Do. 500 „ Peruvian • • • Dp. 150 „ Egyptian, Italian, Santiago, English Do. 2330 Bales Apply to PERK I INS & ROBINSbN, Wool Brokers, LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES On Friday next, the 21st instant, at Four o'clock, at the Cotten Sales-room, 1,200 Bales East India 200 „ White Iceland 100 „ Russian Skin 50 „ Sundries • - 150 Sheets English Skin•Flec • WOOLS Apply to MALCOLM' GREAME, Wool Broker Colonial -buildings, 36; Dalo,street. SATIR DAN k, at the Cotton On Saturday, the 22nd instant, at Three o'cl Sales-room, Exchange-buildings, Liverpool, 1,000 Bales East India • 400 „ Iceland, Fleece, and Noils ' - • WOOL. 300 „ fine Buenos Ayres, washed and gzeasy 300 „ Portugal, Cordova, Turkey, Bfc. • Also, on Thursday, the.27th instant,,at Three o'clock, . • 2,000. Bales East India,WQOL. , • , For catalogues, &c., apply to HI.TUIIES and RONALD. AFTER NEXT - -WEEK On Monday, the 24th instant, at the Pnblie Saleroom, Exchange- buildings, 1500. Bales East India 120 Bales Oporto WOOL. ,50 Bales Egyptian For further particulars apply to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers On txte. ON SALT A Quantity Second-hand ALE HOC Apply to MEADS and BARRELS PRICE, & CO., JAMES ST' 14, South Castle-stref TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE M. SALOMON, Importer of every deieription of 0 • TOYS, LEATHER GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY MERCHANDISE and TOYS of Every Kind, Whole- goods can be hai etssrlo by Attction. STEAM VESSEL FOR SALE. -morrow, the 14th instant, at One o'clock p.m:, on board the vessel, at the Canal 1 mlk , %Vl Quay, Belfast, The Iron Paddle Steamer GRAND JUNCTION, Pll, With alfiieit Dz 4 IP; feet 110 The following appeared in a part of our impression of yesterday : THE MONEY MARKET. The Funds opened with firmness, which was maintained until the middle of the day. A report, which appears to stand greatly in need of confir mation, that the French Emperor intends to claim his war expenses from Sardi ' xia revived the vague feeling of distrust of his Majesty'sdesign. Consols there upon declined. I T per cent., and closed without recovery. The beautiful new Brigantine The Share Market was somewhat prejudiced by the ~ •:,,, GRAMPUS ; AhrS., 226 tons builders' measurement, 132 tons per decline in Consols. In the Discount Market some of the )1 1 7: 1 A4„.1 register ; copper-fastened - up to the wales, is of a -leading establishments, though giving out bills at _...-,----- - beautiful model and best workmanship, rigged and fitted out ready for sea ; the framework of heartlower rates to bankers, can scarcely be induced as yet to best Denbighshire oak, which is not subject to the keel, 80‘ feetwithout dry o f r the . take even paper of a. high class at a fractional redue vessels built of it upwards of thirty years ago are still ot ' tion from the Bank minimum. There were no bullion the least indication of the disease. Len A th of readth over all, 221, feet; depth, 121 feet; estimated biliten , operations at the Bank to-day. The demand for gold for 240 tons; draft, .12 feet; to class nine years A 1 at Lloyd's. the Continent continues, but the market is now bare of For further particulars apply to Mr. John Roberts, the builder, supplies.—Daily News. TONGE & CO. 3010 Bangor; or t ; Under the expectation of the influx of money from Brokers for the Sale of Ships, 1, Ruaiford-street. the payment of the dividends, the English Funds and the Stock Markets have generally shown great animation FOR SALE, during the earlier hours of business. Tie reports from . The Barque SALACIA, j 1.4",, 383 41-100 tons reglster. Lengt h I°6 feet 3 inches ; Paris, however, that the Emperor Napoleon has changed it,;;; h ia:,ae: breadth, 24 feet 1 inch ; depth, 17 feet 3 inches; his v d i e e a w , s and regarding h as resolved tlle expediency tndemand at of m ma e making material m ing e o wa r p ' e f n. the Victoria Dock, Hull. She w as thoroughly repaired, o r --- h e i g ht between decks, 7 fee t ; —as she now li e s in an i cation from Sardinia, caused an i mme di a t e f a ll o f 1 per stripped, and sheathed with felt and zinc in December last, and relassed ...E 1, and in May last wa s surve y ed and fitted c i ent., from which there was no recovery , a l t h oug h t h e for the conveyance of passengers to Queb ec, under the strict impressionis general that any such intention will now provisions of the Passengers Act. She has ho uses on deck for I bedisavowed. In the Discount Market th e su pply o f cabin and crew, and has a complete inventory of stores, her on and after to-morrow promises to be ex cess i ve , l sails and running gear being nearly all new. For inventorie • and further particulars apply on board, or to Robert Garbutt and in the Stock Exchange loans and securities can be and Son, Ship Brokers, Hull •or to freely obtained to an y extent at 11 per cent. Railwa y D. A. B. MURRAY, 110,' Buchannan-street, Glasgow. Market continues firm, although tie reaction in Consols caused, in some cases, a slight decline.—Times. f 30-horse power each, good order. Mr. Dargan, for the is a fast boat, and carries FOR SALE, . - .. A very fine Passenger t .,*`lt SCREW STEAMER, • . 4 ' 2 " - ~_..._ Two years old; has very hand ome ace dation for 50 first-class passenger SOO tons cargo on a 1 THE IRONMAS B TERS' GHAM QUARTER-DAY AT IRMIN. consumption of fuel 1; steams very fast, with a smal fished and fitted complete is ever, .orn our oft correspondent.] a first-rate passenger be HURSDAY, ctober "num ua ...ulna river navigation. For further particulars apply to Cunard & Co William-street, London, E.C. ; or to 020 CUNARD, WILSON &CO The Quarter -day Meeting was held in the Town-hall to-day, and was very well attended, Liverpool ALL NEXT WEEK. Other Days, 2s. 6d —MONDAY NEXT will be a HALF-CROWN DAY THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS The secretaries of the different committees for managing the Municipal Elections are respectfully requested to forward to the office of this paper, in Leigh-street, timely intimations of all ward and other meetings, in order that we may be enabled to send reporters to record the proceedings. TO CORRESPONDENTS. or calumny . will at Iv A , 4 4 Av . A it u tikLat u tints Preparation in the work of detecting and 3 with prekidiciai effect upon prices , ,iate,, SUGAR.--T-The market remains steac,„ ..-nces, are unaL the day more confidence was expressed, and tered. Two floating cargoes of Havannah sold. Refined greater firmness set in. Before the close, Consols lumps, 48s. to 50s. . •FRIDAY OCTOBER 14, 1 , 859. - returned to the best prices of yesterday , being C O FFE E - The p ublic sales are p ro g ressin g at about , now quoted 955 to 96 for mono y and account. previous rates. A floating cargo of Santos sold at 535. plication even seriously set about. All men can Transactions by' special transfer have been 3d. THE DAY'S NEWS. TEA.---Nire are still without news from China, and the criticise ; few construct or mend what has been effected in Reduced Three per Cents. at 94 . • ; - and, New Three per Cents., 94a, 1, 1 ; Indan market is stagnant. The intelligence from Parma, intimating the de- constructed. A child may see that the machinery . Stock realised .219 ; the Debentures, 951-, ; and INDIG-0.-Second day : The sale to-day has gone off : termination of the provisional authorities to bring d oes not turn out its work,-or turn it - out well ; the Bonds 3 din. ; Exchequer Bills, 245. and with . the . same an i mation as yesterday, for all desirable qualities of Bengal; ordinary qualities are chiefly boufht to justice, if possible, the perpetrators of the recent 275. pm. • murder of Count Anviti, is calculated to do great but it takes skill and genius to remove the secret in • dry leaf Madras has sold with fair spirit at last sai;!'s •In the English Railway Share Market, stocks I rais. Kurpahs are without alteration • 1,432 chests good to the cause of Italian Independence. The clog, or repair the worn out engine. Yet there were not largely dealt in, and prices gave way to liave passed the auction to-day, including 490 ' withdrawn Proclamation of the Dictator is very emphatic in • is no need to repeat the common-place, that a so extent. Caledoian, Great Western, Lonn 230 ght i, leavin chests . , its denunciation of the crime. Their honour, he and North-Western, n do and and South-Eastern are ss. Madras. RicE. bou -A full n amount g 0f 712 businesssold h as b een d one .' tells the Italians, is tarnished , and nothing will knowled g e of 'defects is a pre-requisite to their per share lower ; South-Westerns have declined sold at Bs. 6a. to 9s. 6d., and Bengal at 9s. to remove the stain but satisfaction for the horrible correction, and where sincerity, determination, 1- per cent. i=ts.'-6d:`' -- - • -•'- -- - '•,- 1-- , deed. . . and tact exist, a guarantee, almost, of its accom- The Market for Foreign Securities was dull, CorroN.-No sales reported. The reply of Louis Napoleon to the Archbishoi) SALTPETRE.-Refraction 10-,1 sold at 335. 6d. of Bordeaux is causing, as we expected it would, and little.business was transacted; yet, as a rule,plishment. We have reason, therefore, greatly values have been well supported. Mexicans, SPICES sold at previous rates. considerable'excitement, both in France and Italy. to approve the mission which the ". Social Science SPELTER sol . d at £2 10s. to £2 12s. 6d. • however, exhibit less firmness.. Original Turkish The papal party appear to be much displeased In other articles no material alteration. Association" have appropriated; and these pio- Sixes, which are now ex div., have been done with it. at 811 to 891-, but the New Sixes are only CORN AVERAGES. We can do no more than briefly notice-which neers of moral improvement have the same reason 68 1 to 1. New Indian Loan is, quoted at 101; (week ending Oct. 8, 1859.) we continue to do-the more prominent points of to congratulate themselves on their labours. A to 102. Wheat, 425. sd. ; Barley, 355. Bd. ; Oats, 21s. 7d.; the proceedings of the Social Science Association high newspaper authority, indeed, has brought French Rentes are rather better; the quota- Rye, 295. 10d. ; Beans, 395. 9d. ;Teas, 38s. od. at Bradford, this week,-matters of local and tions, at fifteen minutes past twelve, • being • • , more general interest occupying at present so against them the complaint of departing from the 69f. 50c. Market stated to be inanimate, but METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.-Ocr. 13. large a proportion of our available space. We object their own title implies, by not restricting firmer. - Fair average supplies of Beasts and Sheep : demand regret to observe that the Liverpool Financial Reform Association has been allowed to introduce themselves to the pettiest details of domestic life ! politics into the meeting. It is not improbable A fine bathos, truly, to send peripatetic philoso that this may prove the beginning of fatal dis , phy on a yearly visit to the chief towns of Eng sensions in the Association. In our Monetary columns will be found a brief, yet comprehensive, summary of the results which were arrived at in the quarterly meeting of the of social recognition, to chastise the smart inso- Iron Masters, held yesterday at Birmingham. From this summary the gratifying information lence of " stuck up people," to teach young will be obtained that the Iron Trade-one of the most important in this country-is in a sound, ladiesthe mysteries of love at first sight , or of threading a needle, or of coquetting with a fan , After considerable dispute, and no small amount or of being " mistress of themselves though of heated debate, the Township of Tranmere has china fall!" But though Social Science dares resolved to adopt the provisions of the Local Go- vernment Act. A poll was taken yesterday on not to enter that sacred circle where holier the subject, when the votes recorded showed that and more minute influences hold an undis -699 were in favour of adopting the act, and that turbed sway, there is a vast deal in our out -584 were adverse to it ; thus showing a majority of 115 in favour of the adoption of the act. of-door and public existence which reacts upon The proceedings at the Mersey Docks and Har - our domestic manners, and which if left to itself bour Board yesterday, of which a full report will brings ruin upon the individual and the family. be found in another portion of to-day's paper, were of very considerable importance. A volu- The vast range of its subjects would, of course, mineus and interesting report on the subject of appal a single mind, and are not in one, or two, Lighthouses, prepared by the Marine Surveyo r of years, exhausted by the associated and com the Board, was read. Although adm i t tedl y in- or ten complete, it nevertheless contains matter deeply petitive talent of the whole country. And after important to the shipping interest, not of this all their labours, we are still left to do the most port only, but of the world. Another matter , also deserving of earnest attention, viz., the con- important and most doubtful part of the work, 7 in correcting the evils they deplore, and applying s s i t o r n uc n . tio Th o e f aLdifoep-tbioonatso,fwtahsobserocuognhsttruunctdeedr on nisctuhse the remedies they propose. Well it is that these principle recommended by Mr. White, wat op posed by Mr. Tobin, on the ground that they were moral scave n g ers should g o before and swee p not equal in several respects to those already pos- into a corner all the dirt .and dust that defaces sessed by the Board. After an animated discus our social system. Well it is that they should sion, the subject was referred bac k to the com. mittee. point out the places of accumulation, that the The complications which for some time appear legislature, seconded by the united efforts of the to have environed all attempts to settle the Italian dispute seem to thicken , and be come more in- nation, ma o after them and cart it out of sight. y g tricate. If we are to believe the telegraphic There is one intelligible fear which we think reports which are transmitted from the Conti- the constitution of the Society yery fully and adjustment than they were a mo nth or two a g o. satisfactoril y dis p els. The characters of its chief nent, matters are further from an amicable Indeed, it is said in some quart ers that Austria members and supporters is a security that how ls merely playing the game of procrastination, ever indirect its alliance may often be, it will with a view to resuming active hostilities in the THE FUNDS.-CLOSING PRICES 954 ruled steac 4, at fully Monday's currency. uaives la active request, at an advance of 2d to 4d per 8 lbs. I Pigs quite as dear as on Monday. Beef 2s 10d to 4s 5d I Veal Con. Money 5 (Bank Stock .... 1 1 - 1. I Three per Cents. A 219 221 Account 94 I ii 35 10d to 5s Od Mutton Lamb • land, to arrange the laws of precedence in select RAILWAY SHARES. I Lane.&York 96 9 ; ,-, 1 L.& N.W 94 L. and S. W 94i ; 5 Leeds Northern 443 Man.Sheff.&Lin. 35 Amb. Not. &E. J. ( Caledonians . . . . 8f Dutch Rhenish.. - TOTAL SUPPLY. 1112 I Sheep, for 200 I Calves .... companies, to instruct in the varying cordialities foreign Eastern Counties 54 East Lancashire. I;] 4922 i Edinbgh. & Glas. 76 77 Northern..lo2 Ai. 85 7 Mid. Stock . ..105 4 North British .. 59% N. Staffordshire. 1 S. E. and Dover, 76 York,New &Ber. 88- 3 LI York &N. liid BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--OcT. 13. Good demand for all new Hops at very full prices Duty £310,000. Gt. West Gt. W. of Canada 13 Gd.r.ll. of Cna... 9/ _ll' I na LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—OcT. 13. • The market continues firm, at the annexed prices Town Tallow is quoted 575. net ca: on the spot, 595.; all the year, 595.; Petersburg December, 59s to 595. 6d LONDON MINING MARKET.—OcroBER 13. The Mining Market to-day is steady, with a good amount of business. Wheal Trelawney shares are in demand, and are marked 281 and 28k. Transactions are also recorded in that establishment in shares in East Bassett, at 168, 170, and 169, ex. div. ; East Wheal Russell, at 91 ; North Downs, at 131 ; Herodsfoot, at 171; and Providence, at 52. Tamar, Hingston Downs, St. Day United, Wheal Harriett ; Sortridge Consols, and Great Wheal Alfred shares have also met with some attention. Foreign and Colonial Mining shares are inanimate. Mariquita are marked H. Wheal Clifford, Wh e al Grenville, Herodsfoot, and B West Seton Mines have just been placed on the Stack Exchange List. MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET.—Ocv. 13. Canadians, 131 ; Sheffields, L 6 pref., t p, ; Dovers, 221 13-16 ; Trunks, 9 9-16. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.—OCTOBER 13. The market to-day was not so well attended as of late. Choice samples of English Wheat were taken off at Is. per quarter advance, while other sorts were in moderate demand at the currency of this day week. Foreign h e ld above the views of millers. For Flour rather higher prices were generally asked, but buyers held aloof, and little business was done. Oats and Oatmeal met an improved sale, and brought fully late rates. Beans steady. .Indian Corn ls. per quarter dearer. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.---OCTOBER 13. A good supply of Wheat from Farmers, and trade ruled dull at an advance of ls. per quarter. Foreign no dearer. Barley sold freely at firmer rates. Oats, Beans and Peas unaltered, with more demand for the latter. never slide into an agency that pretends to super sede Revealed Religion. The principles of " Social Science," indeed, are often advocated upon the broad basis of humanity, and do not involve modes of faith. But so long as they are spring. In recording the death of Mr. Robert Stephen son, which melanchOly fact we were enabled to announce briefly yesterday, we have to number among the illustrious dead another of those men of genius whose intellectual efforts have outworn the casket in which the jewel of mental enter prise was confined. His career, though compare.- A.SGOW CATTLE MARKET.---OmonEn 13. ttle larger .to day. Top quality very . ter prices. Middling sold Inferior quality dull, and not made to oppose or annul the principles or freely at a slight advaZ We more than suspect however, that there is paying occasionally, as circumstances might re in all our hearts a fund of complacency at bottom. quire, a visit to the Imperial Court. The a e We make amends for Our own inner self-satisfac count we receive is, that high caste Mandarins tion by a certain acknowledged license of • self refused to sign the treaty at Shanghae, and he reproach. We all know what it means, and know was directed to proceed to the mouth of t he at the same time that we are very fine fellows Peiho, where :he would be received as beca llie l after all. We are not accustomed to bear from the dignity unfriendly censors one tithe of the abuse we vol - of the Sovereign whose repr esent` tive he was ; instead, however, of being met untarily appropriate. Who owns the hand that there in peace by the Minister of the EMPER OR aims the blow, is the chief consideration. And OF CHINA, he was received by armed batteries though we have vast humility, we will not for a Having reached the rendezvous agreed upon he moment put up with slander, misrepresentation, tween himself and the Chinese authorities, he - found the passage of the river stopped ni i ; ST. PETFR'S WAien.---Till something more definite is known, is, However, the conclusion that we are neither ED, allusion to the subject you refer to might be premature.. better nor worse than our neighbours. Like and then, together with Mons. BOURBONN 0 the French Ambassador, he placed the matter 10 " A Subscriber's" complaint of the rrangements . at the Great all other people, we have to set our house in Eastern are not very reasonable, when it is remembered that too they are made for the public benefit, and that every publicity order, to continually repair its dilapidations, and force his way, with what sad results we but a is given to them, so that no one can be misled. to find those remedies for growing defects which the hands of Admiral HOPE, who proceeded t Short letters are encouraged on matters of public interest. well know. John Chinaman has been charged Short laid a Tkey should be legibly written °none sifle,of the paper only. every people can best find for itself. The delay with treachery, and, in . fact, with hav ing „ e. Under no circumstances can we insert communications not in consummating these necessary repairs and accompanied by the author's real name and address, not trap, and an ambush, for the deception 01 ''''',. necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. amendments need not discourage, nor lead ~ to despair of better things. There barbarian" eye, behind masked batteries• 1'461' greater breach of the Law of Nations co ns° all times be much and long be committed than by so outrageous and 5° built by Mess The "Grand Junction inland navigation of Lough Neagh a good cargo on an easy draft of water If a satisfactory price be not offered for the entire vessel, the engines and machinery will be sold separately, and the hull afterwards.—For further particulars apply to ROBERT HENDERSON and SON. 23rd Sept., 1859. Donegan Quay, Belfas' ianstts ria Sate. perfidious an act. Had we no other version ld this unhappy transaction, but one opinion cos' a possibly be entertained, that such treachery 01 murder deserve an equally severe retribution. - 0 But, as is often the case in common life, 0110 story is only good until another is told ; or, lawyers would say, an ex parte staternell must not be implicitly believed or relied 'l3°lilii; Captain LONGLEY, who fought gallantly in t 44 engagement, has returned home, and relateclie'ss version of the transaction, which is certainly r a unfavourable than the other to the Chinese; a t his is the very best of testimony, as being t litt ' r ° i an eye-witness. In reply to a congratal3t° address presented to him by his friends at Boil; Auckland, he observed, in reference to the Pelbo affair, that it was with very great di d euce t o alluded to it, being an officer so much the Admiral, and whose orders it was 1 01/3 . 0 There is a 111 . anf tionably his duty , in the East, he told them, in justification to obey his reserve, that " Language is as of " and silence is as gold;" and truly a ' l % e a estee— many words is not always to be highly But there is a counter apothegm in the West ' and it is in ace°l:3.- ance with this principle that he sa ys,- --"l'e vt " is one expression in your address whic h I `c pis " like to correct,—that is as to the treaci'et-1.4 " Chinese for Ido not think we hav e all rtr " to accuse them of treachery, because when Fiat justitia, rust ccelum de BRUCE made his appearance, they told hint i° ti " up another way that was open ; but for cer C 0... " reasons, perhaps, he thought it was 11°the " sistent with the honour of this e ountrY so4 ; e , " thought it better to attempt to forc e the Pas v? " But certainly they did offer to let hive c.OO " the other way." did 'fi r ' not avail himself o 'V f ri t i h y a ' t thotehner way open ? Why did he force the passag e aga : T iot the express wishes of the Chinese ? We c3lO - but think that he might, without anY C O ' the of national or personal dignity, have c ll° 0 r a t il peaceful alternative, and have hura° ll- C D eOP /e. peculiarities of this confessedly eccentric bio „ t t It by no means follows that, had he au c) r . - E c e r, t e course, he would necessarily have been Pekin in a horse-box, or as oxen 3 cat t he ttl e or in a great tea-chest without a lid , as wa „- American Ambassador, in order that th e c1311%.119; barian " might not cast an en vious glance o; nut, at; the plains of the Celestial Emp ire. Captain LONGLEY gives an account of lie action still more favourable to th e Chinun ia9. • I lf emphatically declares, that they did not certali jo fire the first shot : it was not until CaP t _ a , they aLis had blown up one of the barriers tb:.:t fired upon him, and he retired. The n orde red t° morning the gunboats, it seerns, were and strong tide ; take up their positions at 7 a.m., but were uoil.b1:1 to do so until 2 p•Tn•' on account net he 111 _ and all this time CIIIIIeP never fired a shot : had they done so, the