Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-12 00:00:00

AMERICA.. ARRIVAL OF THE CI IT OF MAN CHESTER. IMPORTANT NEWS. ' The steamer, City of Manchester; from il li i eW YOrk, arrived yesterday with dates to the. 28th hit, 'She has 'brought 10,000-'611a14 on freight, and 200 passengers e andehe Arago arrived at Southaranton • - • about the same time, with advices to the 30th ult. She brought 300 passengers, and 1,058,000 dollars in specie. The Cunard steamer, Arabia, arrived out at New York r on the 28th., The news to hand -is three days' later than that brought by the Asia, and announces the im tee portant fact, that General, Walker had Abandoned laul-hie•fleld of o tiii. perations in• ;Centre/ A-meelte. 'Tele- " u 'griPtire ( iiOitonti Of the' 27th feotte Ndieo;leins, einlreport the arrival at that port of the .Empire :city, • • theC-tlifornia mails' of sth May, and about er e e.sooo,ooo in specie.. 'Among her passengers were e 'il"General Walker -and • hir'staft Genetal 'Walker e - CtcapitUlated on the Ist of May to Captain Davis, of the United States sloop-of-war, St. Marys, antwitli'' deaf f and - 260 men, 'the, remains of his array, — l• ,' id were brought to Panama by the St. Marys. Theo.! .Costa Ricans were not known in the articles of, , capitulation. The Government of 'New Granada .seleas ceded an island in the Bay of Panama to Ene e -ifeeland in (settlement of the Mclntosh claim , whiele had nearly caused a war-between the two natiens. General Walker surrendered because 'Ceptaia ;.,"„'''','Pavis signified his intention of seizing the schooner • Granada. which held his (Walker's). s ;. reserve.. General Walker was kept a close prisoner. by the United States Commodore at Panama, riot- Withstanding the terms of eapitulatien which e e e allowed him and his officers thefr liberty, and gave them the privilege of retaining th e ir s ide - arms. elw• Some 10,0.00 people , gave General Walker a s , warm reception at New Orleans. • • We have-fullaccounts from California to Muly's. Fraueelne 4pqiCalifoinia ,cf that date we make the 'extracts':e— -,• The liegis latnee adjourned sine die 011 the 30 - ch e,'seseicin of four months Although 280 bills were but very few of them were of a general character, - and fewer ea will :prove of ultimate benefit to the State. , The most important - measures are those submitting to the people the question of voting for or ageiestet convention • 0 •---; to • revise the Constitution ; and the Revenue -Act; the election of two United States Senators ; the 'im .oterepeachmeiat and • conviction of Henry Ifateli . late State Treasurer; the impeachment and acquittal of see G. W. Whitman, Comptroller of State, sum up pretty much • all of . other ehan -ordinary legislative business The accounts received froni the mining seceial 1.. ;'• of the ,State, continue • to . be 'as favourable as aver,' and vast quantities of gold are shipped •tce the seaboard. ' The) supply of water is generally more abundant 'this ereee.,epringehan usual, owing to the extraordinary amount of snow lying on the mountains. The quartz mills in the • central counties axe doing better than ever. The cumber 'e—esome machinery in use at first is rapidly-being supplanted by that of a more suiteble character, and there als•) appears' to be much more sytem in the management of these quartz leto• , - ., - buterpriies than formerly. Owing to, 'the unprecedented height of . the streams, the season will `be far advanced be fore mining in the drained channels can be profitably or .aa'efii e eessfally:•ried on, and up to , the present we have heard of no contemplated darn-rani frivnitla operations.' Ageicialt - tirel prospects are not in encouraging as mininge. grin and fruits are far advanced, but the. former are suffering much from the drought which prevails all over the • State. In some portions of the South3rn border counties; the wheat and oat crops are already nearly eninede, and even • in Yale; and other adjacent counties, the. farmers are bitterly complaining, and foreboding the entire destruction. ' ,of their cereal products. a ":-There is no doubt that the injuries- 'from this cause are overrated; lentil nq .. ..,r00 ,11 s speedily, an incalcul sa-eble amount of damage is hieeitable. ..Mech mere attire ‘ 4 " l, et tion than ever before has.been paid dnringthe last seaeni to the growing of fruit ttees, and . the . prospects are 'flattering fora large yield. Peaches; apples .and grazer?, - • grow in great profusion all over the State, aid require less careful culture than in the Atlantic States. Straw- berriee are , already ripe, and our - markets present 1 specimeus of mammoth proportions and of delicious .)eete)., flavor.. Cherries, too, have made their appearance, bat are very scarce and high. Early spring vegetables are abun . dant,. and green peas, new potatoes, asparagus, lattice, beans, and cauliflowers can be had, nice .and. cheap. • Business in the interior has, improved, and - considerable -freight is daily lift on our docks, awaiting'' shipment The . California Steam Navigation Co; have been compOled to put an extra boat on the Sacramento route. Efforts are being made by this company, in conjunction with the citizens Of Oroville, to improve the navigation of Feather river. The weather throughout the State has been beau filial' during the past fortnight. General good health everywhere prevails, • and no locality seems to be . -visited : with disease .appreetimat f ieg to epidemic. The -Sulphur eSprings in Napa county are destined to - •to_become the Saratoga. of -California. Already-visitors iu • pursuit of health or pleasure may be seen on the portico of the e newlificent hotel,. and in . a few weeks the fashionable season will have fairly set in. 'From 'lc - iiora we learn that the disastrous intelligence in relation to the. filibusters, not generally accredited there. . The New York ,market .on the 27th, was more a buoyant, and there was a good demand Tor some of theleading fancies at improving prices. Eichange on ', g nu. was dull at 100 k. Freights were nonei'a nal, Cotton was firm, but without much actual busi riesi. •The marketfor breadstufl's had an advancing tendency, ' • .. miscellaneous advices • do not .centain much of imp ei The Secretary of the Treasury has ins:itttted commission, composed of the following eent i emea -e--Messes -Guthrie, Cooper andrßrowe e ero e thee purp ego of thoroughly exetninieg aR '1 he e o pe r ee meats eirrinexted with the Custom House at islesv . - York, with a view to reform, if reform:is nece,sarv, to increase faiiilitites- in the revenue department. — Thaw crrrnmissioll is. to repertelectore- the tie w • "--7 ' -1 - • leetor'goes into offiCe. ' - - A. Washington letter of the 27th ult. says Mr. Morse was present to-day with the Cabinet, and made some very important explanations of the state of 'i " affairs in New U-eanada. He says those who would be, •• , ;44spesed to act honestly are afraid to declare tneir semi` meats, lest it be considered treason .by those in - power. ' Immediate steps will be taken to secure "indemnity foe . the past, and'seeurity for the future." Mr. Reed our new minister. to China, arrived hare this evening, ,azie quartered _a: WiLlard'S. To- morrow uhe has 'ac , with :General • Cass, to rt ceivein struetions, - which; faun stand, are all prepared.' The steam frigate Mieuesota tots been ordered to Norfolk, where she will be fitted to proceed e to China as soon as Mr. Reed eau.. get ready: It is generally believed that the Presideet sins . dawn on the slate the names of the feW gentlemen who arete go abroad . • Among them ar e Mr. lurphy, New York, to • ill, Netherlands. and Govern or Wr ight of Indiana, to Bert An °facial lette c r; o 7 . ived ri r - at ,ton v•-; • The daps thenr4ei,olie fr) 11 not abu,: den r, to ke e p the twenty, thoueenit i e b e t e u i a°l 4';" l . til r.'', tan,s -n flit! is • Archipelaece had fele, • '• • ; • vintl to eledeet By an arrival at. St. reeve • 0 , 0 1 - `' from New. Me.:xico. The t eet h e , te , at . ea ' a ' a a - i i : in ..March, were 11011tillalijr. eXt(resiVe 3 . I .Toil announced eaudiaate for Cone • - les ei reepealeo,n to — the peestiet delegate, Mr. ea t ,,,.. e. a e s a alai Bonneville 'had suerted. ont.. art expeditio n 3...-ain,t the Apaches. of the Gila. a lively demand for TroY, Albany and other river towns. Canadian Flour is scarce, and ten cents per higher. Southern Flour is buoyant. The demand for wheat for milling is 'Sal a ac`ive and in "excess of the supply ; prices, are'agan 2a better; and at the closaAre tending upward: .intlian Corn is four to five cents better, and in faireequest. I unt : The inquiry for all kinds is .quite limited an.l prics ars Somewhat -depressed. scotch pib is deiroid of animation, but there is no accumulation of stock, and prices are nominally unchanged . wholi , parcels can be. purchased ,:at 33 &Tim litti'ismalT l- 441is from store are making at 35 dols,Anas. qoyittnep .EnKli.stifiars 11'9,411 at 55 dots; and Refined d4, - ,,at' 60. dots 'to" 62 - dors - 50C, - 6"itiohs. English Sheets remain quiet at 31 to 41,c, 6 mOs, for single', doubles, and tripleS,. for common to good assortments. ; We quote Scotch Pig, ton, 33 to 35 001'; Bar, English 'refined, 69 to 62 dols ; Bar, English cornin,ln. 52 dole 60e , to' 54 Aola; Sheet, Russian Ist (polity, 131 13-1 c ; Sieet; English, 3113 to 41c. NAVAL STORES.--Spirits Turpentine, pending the foreign advises, is inactive, hat without change. In Crude there *la etbing transpiring; the stock is - still small, and previous rates ,ate main.taiued. :COMMOn Rosin, is less animated, but the stock iii light and prices are firmly maintained. 'Tar is in good supply , arid is inactive at 2 dots to 2 do's'2sc fer Washington, and 2 dots 37.1 c to 2 dots 624 c for Wilmington, the latter rate for selected rope. Pitch sells sloarly . at 2 dols to 2 dots 371, : e ; the stock is light. On:S.—Linseed is rather but prices remain itexit; hnghsh is quiet at 3% to 31e. Crtide While eon, !'tinuao in. good '.demand. Refined Spring And' Wittier Bleached are in faie reqiest at 81c to 85c 4 mos. Cfude Spsim is devoid of animation, and can be purchased lit a considerable decline Irmo recent rates. ,Manufactured, rtinges from I dol .40e to 1 dot 55c,.ias to quality.- lard Oil remains quiet, but the stock is light, - particularty of prime, and prices rule firmly at. 1 do: 15c to 1 dol 20c, cash and 4 mos..;...the last. sale • of extra city was at 't dol, 16c, cash. Olive is in moderate request at 3 dots 621 e. to 4 d:13621-L; ,• fur quarts and pints. P-alm• is fairly; in quired for,. and i . s.iery firmly 'help at . 1 0e "to 101 c, With little to be had at -the inside rate, most of the recent receipts having been sold previOu's to arrival. Puoyast4rs.—The Pork market „is with Out cbaugs• f moment ; the demand is less active, and tbearrivals.quite limiteo,; the sales are at 23 dole 7,5 c to 23 dots 80c for Mess; 19 Idols 45p. to 19 dols 306 for prime ;' 25 doli -50 c to 26 -dug-.for Clear ; and 20- do's for prime Mess.. Daft is buoyant: r • WHO Pi MR. RERTOLA.QOF? Tel THII 111:01C011 OF IliZ D ULT.. NEWEL 1 saV Siai—As this question now passes from mouth to mouth in parlia ment, in the clubs, and in political circles •thretehout . the Country, It may be' desirable to answer it with some, precision ana formality. , e. .. .. Three yea . since the same Inquiry was asked in the columins of the. Times, bat the answer was refused insertion by: the editirs - of that journal. Various attempts were then made to prejudice the pntele mind . against Mr. Berailacci, who, elthoneh himself an Eng lishmen, has the misfortune to wear , a foreign ,name; -and as these efforts arenowebehne revived, there is danger that the cause of an in inredertstte-serrmit may - suffer, and thaethe allegations - contained in 'hisipetition - to the 'House of Commenis•may net be Pretierly inieoti gated. It is even. possible. if a safficiontly strong prejudice can be raised eggnstehe primary author of th,9 recent excitement about the 6 . Duchy "of Lancaster, that a motion - of Mr. Wise may be altogether shelved,, and that the labours. of Mr. Ceuingham - may-be defeated... Under these cireemstances, I trust that you will permit me to setisfy allyational curiosity about my friend., I have before me a 111a54 of docainentary evidence, from which an interesting memoir can be drawn up; and I hope I may succeed in being precise, without bacon 'erg tedious. Will you allow me, in the first place, t o sa y th a t M r . • s - Fraezis Robert Bartolacci had a grandfather, and one of whom he is .not •- as little • proud. I know that. in these latter days pe agrees have fallen in value, and I shalt presently show that my friend! .can rest his pretensions to consideration on more solid grenade: ebe s a. the. hen dignity of his ancestors, but it may increase the , esteem for te,ie victim -of nepotism in high quarter/ If ..:e alie e e thee , tate .n great Unknown, ,as he •ii 'styled by one party, is not "a fiddler, or a valet, or :a cook, or an . organ-grinder," as others suggest,-bat a man of highly-honouratAa extraction.-- Pascal Bertolacci, the grandfatherof Francis Robert. was a privy councillor of Lords XVI. of France, and a faithful adherent of the ancisn regime inil decline. He was also Chief Instiee and President of the Suprema. Court of .Indicature in Corsica ;Oand when' las inhabitants - rebelled against tae French repub'lc, he and his relations asslited -- the Enelishe Government to annex that island to the . British enipire. When, therefore, Sir Gilbert Elliot became viceney, Pascal B:rtolacci was reinstated in his jndicial office, and his younger brother Louis was 'appointed postreaster-goneral of Corsica. • At the evacuation of the Island: by the British forces the Bertelaccis found safety in flight, and 'is they ternsdeheir backs upon their native land they sacrificed all 'their wealth. Their large estates were 'oonfiscatee by the. French trepeblir. Pascal Bertolacci hid been - judge of the Supreme Court twertsy-live years when that event occurred. • -The Father of Francis Bolt':: was Anthony Bertolacci, whom name is not wholly unknown' In literary and political circles. • Ho hed been educated for the bar, and when Corsica had been annexed tie the'British dominioni, he was. appointed aitistant in the'Sefficeofthe Secretary of•state In that islart4. On the withdrawal of the English forces tile Hon. 'Frederick North (after wiusis Earl of Guildford) was appointed Governor of . Ceylon, and Anthony Bertolacci accompanied his lordship to that then , unhealthy station. "In Ceylon," says Francis Robert Bertolacci ins memorial to the Earl of Aberdeen, "my father remainedseventeen years in the public service, during which time he held in succession the following appointments—viz., deputy commissary general, masteet to H.M. troops, pestmaster-generaa agent eo government. coinptroller [:geoeral pf sea customs and acting auditor general of civil accounts." f-alse iesco-that he filled-- the-office -of- sitting magistrate - -for many years. Anthony Bertolacci was no ordinary man ; and the services he rendered to the British nation are described in several despatches by General Sir Robert Brownrigg, - Sir . Robert Maitland, and others, and were admitted by Lotd Liverpool. General Wilson, one of the lieutenant governors of the island, not only gave similar testimony to the merits of the postmaster, but a minute of council records 'tile thanks of the government to him for having, at the risk of hie life, and the sacrifice of his health, performed important public sery cea. Among the special circumstances enunciatette I find mention of. .the folhiwing :—While the forces forming a Kart of the famous espedition to Egypt were collo Ling at Trincomeled,"a •serleus• Inundation between Matter and that port destroyed the communications between the gose=rnment of India and the fleet; but Anthony Bertolaeci seccee.eed in re-establishing them. In the execution of this duty he had to, travel through the most un hea!thy. pares of the island tiering the monsoon, and on this occasion he nearly lost his life. Re thorougbly re-organisel the customs and revolntlesnised . bite roint of Ceylon, to the'great joy of . the native mer eliants and traders: It it said that by•his•plans the expense of coining wee re f.aeed from the-former monstroas -frets of 27 - and• 28 to 7 and 8 per rent. In 1812. a ecarelty of-food -produced great ' Wafering ,in the 411••nii, wed the administrative •talents and -enteeptisteof Anthony oe - tolaici Were again ealsd into. i equisition, when, by-his vigorous . sarineements, it is said he rescued several thorniands of the unhappy natives from a premature and horrible death. V,u'ions deputations" vtaited'epes ;Mr. Bartolacci, and the gratitude of the people was Inc scribed in numerous a dresses presented to him. At length, however; he foand himself so enfeebled by his extraordinary duties and awnn generous -climate, teat :he retired from active service and quitted CeYlon.' In hie retirement, however, his complied and published an important statistical work on the government, social condition, and material resources of tae island where he had so long resided. Stich sir, are thl3ieadial.iniidents in the public lives -of Mr. Bertolacci's father andegramifether. . On his mother's aide Mr. Bertolacees is as well ~descended; but.it woeld be tedious to describe his maternal ancestry. - 1011 l precae - d, et shte•tly - as posib;e, 6 show tee public - services reedered by Mr. Francis Robert Bertolac.i, which, without doubt, led ' to its appointment as auditor te the Duchy of Lancaster by Lord 11,Iper I,n 1854 s As lam not writing biography it will.be u..neceesarr to trouble your readers with any account of the early yea s of Mr. Bartolacci, I fird him described l ey his moat unscrupuleus assailant as ti a junior clerk in the Oretience at .4'210 per emulate" He emer ed the surveyor-general's office ;ia .1835. This is my stalling point. _The. distinguished services of his father, no doubt, furnished the Lntro duction to efficial employinent. How h discharged his dude., how ver, is a sweewhat Importaut matter; and on the point h- proinc a favou'able testimony. • Ste i...,: , he bad attracted the notice of several eminent men 'by his industry and talents. The' directors of the Friondly, Loan Sod , ty requested him Ici lend assistance in the merle agoment of teat benevolent iteekttitien, and he becatne its honorary secretary, labouring dageritly in such capacity after he quitted .the Ordnance office each day... Teuriee ' hie connexion with this society,- the Loan Seeetiei Act for.England.was presented to. parliament, and,; b&rrg foend Imperfect, et.wes retnedeSied... Mr. Bertolacci had bewakn the meant us e - consuatici by geeerrirent.. Mr. J.Shas Lefevre and eir. Gl4. 4 .fitor: reeogeleed the valise of theinad. aser.-tee jeniors clerk— aesi, telledeipcei eioalet. mre lee iefermietmu to-the latter on the sub jeet of. loaa societies..ealpa4ubrokers in the metropolis. . In ISIS art eimpertanteplat. iniesioa was entrusted. to sty friend in connection wit ettie „ ' Irish Repaidueave . Teeal . Fund.. lie . was. despatched to lretand and inetracte a e to essemble the boards of county trastesier. eompesed of the vrineepaieeeetled eroprietora of Munster and Con manget, and to " mvestiesea and report on tee administration et' their. trams.'" The report he pro ein.ed was se 'able one, and it revealed a jaertets oi &want abuses.. In consequeuee of this repent tdritertdacci ,iwasnext year (te46) again sent to t i eland. 1-11INV•15 bats tuns dereeted. "to •ingtair- into the details ef the 9,aplisatlatl•olthe Inv& tee elle: whiel ocitup,ea him six mouths, and 01.3 that .would .11a , :et occupied most :gov - anixiergofllcials.half as many years' Another report was drawn .up in masteriy style. and it ex eosed.the• was eel and reckless system ureter which the pub'.ic tilFicy lia.:_l bean expe,ded. ' A third time Sr BertoLeei was dispatch:l:l to . t:1 e.ister ill•ed, with powers rarely te.t, teed to a mart in his s'zaZ,ton of I:te. He was this tima droa:cd . "•o tAilect ail .t7ee +-fellable' italau'2S " and to teke sneh steps as he tuie let thine fit to carry a.:',: tit: :: j, ', for Nehl..ll the: inoaey had teen VOtud,..lla s4,s Faithold tu :;...e,t.uit, , l tie :es,i,tan c of tile coas!abn .lW'ilr f." - e pi•osention. of his MS:a:sett tesk e i ill 3 oe-iSiOl. In my.— segnenze teeweeee ,se ~' hi. •,.!,, , ,:g ;:,.sic , ,l state of the country," lie says that:he was not fit: fidleass!.al in tel. , naissieu as lie expected tb have be:ei ; t-ut he anteceded to s,hat, antler 'file circumitancei, some peals a wilt think *a renreksble• oplratia'n; Lie extracted Lit 00.; of misappiled,qa;tl from the teneelotto geese' of the Irish landlordo, euritie a -pctioe of eietre s. In 184 e the Irish fe•prodective. Loan Fne , • was. toy( set Of Pattiam, , it, taken' frorn " the institution." end the elle eta wer e ve t ted In the sheen Under this act Mr. Bartolacci wee -once eite.e scut to 17 , 1-irli to LokAit r the boards of trust: e-, nett . ,e d e ti c e . i . f tctt l e t it u a l i . f itt urt ati li Th eti m ts o os ee s ye z, e ,,,, oet. is ld from the ‘ m. 7 lie P' i' ,oi o l ' urn COM HER CI .1 r I NTELIIO - ESC E. . . . ertol,teci tv-,yered NEW YORK , NI AY 29 6 r.m. 'oh r • it , •• ... ,-: • -,1, ney tees .mac , .• . . - The market for ExcbariZe is dull 'sloo. the - steel:Tee, het - t - a Qdritt+44- alt , o i i es. et .:-., Of oriecep:- .1 i e t o d i n at , t e d re l s ti t ter 4 e i. s . t Shoal that , a tr ansaction in a leadir. gt.s - lin -, ''''' , 'e ha ,, ''' 3 '-'us tit 4 ti -- ; a ' r , tr. ,I.artot ~ g ~ , , ~ i -.tieSelOte' hie reader vi I, i think, eho 9 * Per cent. rr,liii:e tire 20 to 5.17 i. , acCtirctl.evat e e s of rle .Itrily;fnlflPed the di ?tint of the elmitestrat vs' referreork e t , ee. 'lett .1 ..• ' ' ld I t aro used ef drawled' ' "Poe 'ne•einaee e • ' ,--: . .•liell be Freights are - 10(t P. , -t , e'i - * P- ~4 ' ray f:c*„.;:, let-sac addititat Air. S. M. beake 21 1 4 Cotton at 33 p.-r 1,91,..; and by , ___.-. ‘.,,.“► 4. ... airTtniarle: laavetyan tnee ~ tin ,-. ..o.tlr. ••. ,- c - isl claims of Mr'. 3P t '' i ' 0 bust). Whist 'on private 'term, • • i.', 1 .liiidon, 330 kibtidn,d,an.l.l tionlertierlat,ny' w ln • 1 e '1 te ste''lll'lr '' ' :i' v . '.. Al l'''' '1 - 5-- " ' '601141 ' 4." " "ci .. ftretilareee'"es . ese i g - - Y e s e i tiae . ati P s ' , e b m ' Ploym at di rec., - pcpueere that he.: isp aye a ....q -tons Oil Cake', ineluding 1,800 b 1 , . it 181 : W l° 1". --queAt .4 ot an tniinyir.,..Tiieed onlerefente ce.e other matter in cetenec Whalebone at -4-d. . .. : 1 ion with thezeseeet , tnyllt -se. I I • , •,.. • : i tsr,tti• Zria Civil-Service acre' f COTTON ' The i -• . . . sated-day ,',;:a: zatni•esscici aisitai .4,, ri , ' tr t- "the vstery 0' Signor ...i, ..1 .. tn. „ .. . _ • . itie.r:itit is dull, 'an.i :.:. ts ,!teirti 'et AtTIY !`elte:leitteee' , eppeletettette- et • Middli , ' c e iape Lean erseify the curioeey ot . g Ulsi . nds und er 14 I 1 - 1 ' .** 14 3 ' ' 't'' V 1113 ""• ' ' *4 ` l iet4l4 "el • ' . • ' -1' e, an; i ~ 'W : :',? , ,Ani 'e - ee . . ..a . ....• e • stys •Inet he etas. neknown to hues, e The ere , era , . .t. SIM bile.. T •- 1 eieterlfeerete-1 for V" -3 1 1 P i5 LPte-t n' ei et 1.. i'e I ' 1 ei eteett) `Foe reeeipte sine- Id ' I: teetatite '' " - - eer - • ,-_. , 4•-t , or 4 .43 em 4 •.(t lan r.... .- • are reported 51 4,000 hales . - ! tOld. the Do-ee se ...eineareri, all i..) , . , :eiti . .er 1854, tiv41... , e Chautiellar of Dales, viz., To Liver The •=. • -,- • ~. G '•1 0u,, , , ~ , ~),,p,,z, , , At,. -i ,u J 4, i ; 0,, N.. 0 , :., yn? , . .nt . ,:f..P.al. , t , itle, " eed itteiemetletted that Mr. Bette el 4 - J9B. We emote : •-. • , 00 ,to 1 - I,vra, 847 ;.o BV)MOU,, 1 lac he i `.• - ..A :treat --XPeiltrite la i 10,1 e .evc"llt-t3,. - aud had ii . re,idy a 1 lets r e vic i, seSiVe 14 :dis. , 3tatath-iiiitg It3w, , a „, i ,, , e,,,_ , . a i watknicar. of N .. E'm YORK. CLAsslFlCA'fioN, •M 3 t--" ,- - , Uplanthi.. Florida. -‘ 1 I e , r 0v 1 n , t.. , , , f1" to the Times .4,1 a eclaar.y well known to heed Jeim it ti e , .- v. - i -• p - - - ' '- " • eit Sir e .e• • ° • Ordinal y , - x ~e, c . i k ,,i, 1., Jon. s t i r, n.,.....11, teb....l es Woes, air Denie Lo Marchetti., . 1 2 le y i ,.. v erde! , !l e Tete f-ratt; and a levet k t othee num 'o f the same the: Middling ... , ' • - - - f tit; , TArtit tnisrt ',..,th - aw l .ltl,:isAtp plea it becaenevacaut e lee , --, tied, , • ' Miiidlityr Fair .. .11i 1-i' 4 • i Lez May 1834. I nety ,;13t ;ti.d, ! , 1 Zrei'llFk!Orl, 1A4.1 tile Sala") , fluid to ,-,141 ' 15• . - 'i - • - - , i dent l ee ._, , ... Fslr •-• •• •-••• • • •• • 141 : 1.5 15-t i i N li., /3,,, t 0 .act ( , a , ace ~..el• 431• S 4..1- .a,,..1 hsCi Sertece• • r --el! net dr,e - ar.-wti on our C a te d-sm e uheCAtieTuree s 'rite' imprJved to k . V. . • - . '' a.rette ' l ut 'el'''''-'nor- '' - . h . .. - . b , pcv. k.. our Tr. r'• - 1 nia' • , - pm./ ""--- i eee ekoexen.stan , tree - , is rdice;, , a; that's a for I;V(-s'ern C.. !' loth', • ~ . . , _ ~ ~... 1 4.:11,•, 0 .. .4c IN. al F ile'seeo, tot iNnee. ee,ep ese •;-• I subject ter tialitalisriet•.i7,llrtiPeatidli;-tra wili.l,,Tausa to comment tinues ; els e as • 1 b a- i 0 ore l'h i rint a, i nog t u.. i era., ire: b._l , we ti.„, ~a tq.- , -ertnent. . , ' horaii,?..zalst.ezl it Me hande.of•iyaur p.owerfu con wantsiMame — a re' I t tr4 m AiF k 'ye • • • , ( -- 4. , rAchextr.sacced in Placi•-ik of the 10mil arid \ Eastern tradi, ilt;il p:i ee „i , Mr , ".° • ' 4 ' , . n you will i er • ' the Salting of the Asia 'nil the 27th instlint, ~ . dice i before Me ixtilt. '• i , 1 ., 10, I form a great service to a - P• e the Lee ..earaeter :I lay fre` , abile man and as important inquiry if, by to 15c hotter ; inwovemene is the most marked on s t „ te , the Insertiw. et th's totter tuyote• tioluenv, you wi 1 taid me in remote brands, which arc s • 1 ff red paling y. 9 e , a ud tor this we ilea lag from et- - . Bertieteete tee, projeeice r e e led by interesteel pe error. I am, ace, 11. IZTJI ,YACI H I 00(-111 11 q LL r _ THE NORTfiERN-- r niVl ES.--L VERPOOL; ,- FRI DAY, NIOiiETARY AN (Aim R lAL. LIVERPOOL, Thursday Evening. .k,go9.d demand continues for Cotton, and fall prices are freely paid. 'The sales to-day were B,6o6 r hales, .including 4,500 on speehlation and Ithe'eitport. !The total quantity ;of cotton at sea for Liverpool, is now some 45,617-bales, from the.fol lowing ports, in the undermentioned vessels NEW ORLP.ANi. Bales. MDBILB. Bales. W. H. Prescott 3,598 3;107' J. N. Onehing . 2,147 Governor Labgdon.. 3,341 'John Patton 3,087 Arkwright 3,749 Oliver Moses American Union 2,752 Harry Bluff '('Filiest Oak 1,966 Cohota . 1,738 16,295 Off 114 LESTON • 17,675 Sumpter Alesto 1,550 1,591 APALACHICOLA. Livingston TOTALS. New Orleans . 17,675 Mobile Charleston .. 1,591 Savannah . 5,935 Apalachicola New York 45,617 very unfavourable character 'respecting the stability and solvency of ,two Liverpool firms engaged in She Produce business: One of them is engaged iu a large way of business. - • - The position of the market for American rail way securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satter thwaite: The mar - kit fur Am railreaCiiktiiititit inliondon has, since our hot; been dull. and "transactions only to a mode** extent. For Illinois bonds and shares there is -Steady demand, the prices being still below those current 'from New York by latest advices... We have New York advices to the 30th ultimo:. Money was .very active, and the demand rather pressing,. but the banks were very wrong, and Were N'V s e 11' able to help . their customers. The Stock !Market was :quiet, - holders insisting an outside quotationS, and buyers pausing., - Flour waS 'lan guid, after adVinCing 16 to .15. cents per_ barrel . Wheat firm,. but inactive. Provisions without change. • _ Com merrta I Entelltgence. LIVERPOOL :COTTON MARKET.—JUN a 11. There continues to be a good demand for cotton to-day, and, with moderate supplies,.yesterday!d advance is Steadily maintained.. The sales-t -including 160 Pernamqnco Bid to 81d, 70 Bahia 71d, 550.1ifaran ham Bid, 900 Egyptian Bi.l to lid, 6 , 0 Surat qd to bid—are reported 8,000 bales, of which 1,500 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Juts 11 SUGAR.-- The market continues firm, butt quiet: the sales being confined to 70 bhdsJamaioa at 35s 6d to 60s 6d, and 359 bags Dummab at 663 per cwt. MorAssas, Rom AND Coryza,—No transactions are reported. TEL.—A strong. demand mist.; for common to good Congou et is Old to is Id per lb, but business is reatrioted by the firmness of holders; medium and fine Congons are also saleable at rather higher rates ; tome transactions in greens, out of the recent arrivls, are reported at previous prices. Rica.—We have no improvement to notice in the inquiry, and only 2,000 bags Larong have found buyers, at 10s 101c1 per cwt. 14 ALTPETHE.- 4 The Bombay offered to-day was not sold. Psalm Saco ea SAGO FLOUR.—There was no disposition to , pur chase. /yrs.-150 bales have been taken at £23. BEKP.-20 bales Seam at £22 per ton. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-JUNE 11. Per atone,. 20Ibs. Per golt.;s. a. d. 3. d. 1 s. d. a. 4. Potatoes, Seedlings 0 0 to 0 0 Hay,old ...... 0 6 to 0 74' Ditto, Itienaps .... 3 9 1,, 4 0 Ditto, new... 0 0 to 0 0' Ditto, Whiterocks. 3 0 to 3 6 Ditto, clover 0 6 to , 0 7' Ditto, Balshaws .. 3 4 to 3 6 Green Clover 0 11 to 0 211 Ditto, Beldrums .. 3 y 0 to 3 3 Vetches 0 0 to 0 • 0' Ditto, cattle.. Straw, wheat 0 3 to ' 0 32' Per ton, Ditto, oat D!tto, barley _ ..• o 0 to' U 0 Carrots Data, In Straw ... 0 (1 to 0 'o l ltaitgic war,-, - . ' 'Manure 4 6 tt , 6 6 M ANC EiVaa 'BORN ;NIA E r.-- JUNE 11. There was about an average attendance at our market this morn ing. With a firmer feeling, English wheat must be noted Is 6d per quarter. and American W. to 3d . per 70 ibs dearer than on •this day selnight. Flour was, in •soma lastances,"held for an advance of Is per sack, which checked sales; but at the currency of this day week there was a fair demand. Beans hind oats were firm at late rates. Oatmeal was rather higher. LONDON PRODUCE lIIARICET.-JUNE 11.. Sucaa.—The market is steady at the recent advance. Privately further saes of Mauritius, Pernams, and manilla, have been made to the extent of about 5,0 0 bags, as well as a cargo of Cubs Muscovado for• this port, at 595. In•reflne , business is circums •ribel by the Pretensions of holders. Covvex commands full rates, but no transactions of importunes are reported My private contract. TEA.—Good common congou reeLses is lid prompt, and IS Id cash. • • Ittcx.--10,650 bags Java offered by auction. The sound was all `bought•in at 12s to 124 6d. A few• lots damaged sold, first Oast!, 11s; sea damaged and re-packed, 93 63 to 10s. • Rust —The market is quiet, but steady. SALTPETRE —383 bags Bengal sold—refraction 41 to 4t, at 425. Covverv.--500 bates sold at lull prices. LONDON, TALLOW MARKET.-JuNr, 11. The market is steady. Prices are quota as follow :—Town Tallow, 57s Gd nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. os the spot, 59s Gd; June, 59s 3d to 59, Gd; July to t4eptember, 57s 91 to 555; O.tober t 3 Decsmber, 575. LONDON MINING MARKET.-JUNE The market for home• mining stocks remains perfectly stagnant. There is very little inquiry for any deicription of stock, and prices retain a drooping tendency. No transactions whatever are reported in the Stock Exchange. In foreign mining stocks there is also an entire absence of move ment. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.--JUNE: H. At. this day's market there was a short supply of wheat, which sold rapidly at an advance of 19 to as—making the price the same as on this day fortnight. Barley was dull, and tending downward. 0 ats nominally unaltered. Beans maintained their value. Peas offering cheaper. CATTLE MARKET.-JUNE 11 The small feeding is nearly at an end for the present season. Grass beef is Oomlng'in rather freely. Metton is also in plentiful supply. .Prices are about the same as last quoted, (seep t for beef, which was a shade lower. The demand was active, and all descriptions moved off rapidly. COR:S ,1-IUTIEW . MARET„-JUNE 11 The suPply.at market to-day was very . large, viz., 3 300 kegs and firkins. The demand was slack, awl prices of the finer qualities declined as per wt. We quote :---Firats, 965; Seconds, 965; Thirds, 86s ; Fourths, 73s ; Fiftr.s 6is ; and Sixths stis per cwt. ULASGOW CATTLE MARKET'-JUNE 11. There'svas a considerabl, decrease in the number of cattle at mar ket to-day, as compared with last week's supply. Tha demand was good and all kinds sold at high price., best oxen bringing 70s per cwt. There was an increase in tira number of sheep and lambs, but all sold a: nearly late rates. . GLASGOW PIG IRON .51AuxEr.-RNE --- There was a quiet market to—day 4 the following prices : —Mixed Nos., bur:tr., 77e, sellers .78e; No. .I..buyets 73e ill, sellers 795; No. 3, buyers 735, and sellers 74s 3d per ton. BOvS''CLOrEIING MADE VVIVI.GRRAT TASTE At & COMPANY'S, Ra-delazti street. - SPORTING. INT E I,,LiGENCE . . ASCO r IZACES.—YESTERDA.Y. - DAKDICAP BWEEIFSTAGES: Mi:ggy Lttutier. 1 I Polly•Stdriwou.,2 1 Evening, Star, c._.3 Eight rats. Asco - r tior.n CI - P. ' Skirriliser..: .1 1 Geturna Di Vl'-`;v . - 2 1 Saunterer ...: 3. V , ..dr , ra.;l: ' • . ... PAID. F O RFSIT:—LSIDee, DWeamara, Ri3elxer. Piro lie, Odd Trick, Apathy, Sprig of SW flellgh,.Ack w;.rth, - Meli=sa, Magni'fier,'Mincepie,lue .1..1-oket. Ellington, Faadango. Niw - STAKE . . Ledburv . ..1 I Venetia . 2 f I.o:d Lora 3 Fourteen ran. _ - ,ASCOT'-HEATH MEETING- Yesterday morning, at an early hour, a stream of pedesirlans,cabs, i &c., began to flow to the two railway s! atious. The aristocraey, the cQrP o Windsors'ld‘l'i'atigiltaY with many fashienabh s, sent their ccoip:Tea for ward the Great Western, acd :oath-Western Railways. The royal party left Windsor Caitle'end prcceeded to the Grand Stand; her hifjesty and his Hoyal lUghness Prince Albert were aciona'panied by his Royal Highness Prince Frederick William of : Prtissia, his 'Hord Hlgliness - the Mike of Wales, the Princos Princess Alice, Prince Alfred, their Serene Highnesses , lie Iferedtary Prince of Saxe Mei,,lngen, Prince Edward of Saxe SVeimar; Duke of Cambridge, Duchess of Cambridge, and Princess Mary. Tae suits were attended by the Duchess of 'uthelland, Duchess of Athole, Hon. Flo-a Macdonald, M ej,,r-General Bouv'prie, Maj or- Gent ral Wyld, Colonel Francis Hugh SeTmOur,"&e. The `royal party were received - with the most enthusiastic cheering: The morning on the whole, was flee, tht.ugna In London' th,r, wore occasionally indications of rain. Exc.;lusivciv for CLOTHING BOYS ft - on] 6!o 20 Yean I".l 7 ;;Wfs CO.VIPANY. itmelazh sireer. • AI.- • , • .11,CYAL FAMILY OF OUDB.----We heir Captain Brandon, of the King of Oade's servivo, has not the least intention of leaving England until the royal family.retern to Major Ouseky, late of the East India Company's service, is expected in London this mail, to take charge, as agent of the Ou'e case now before pardoner t, TtlE •.1 4 sirtnoa • ALeXANDER AND ST. SEItGIUS --The folloWing letter whiph theEmp'eror of Russia has written to the Metropolitan of Moscow,-.solves the enigma of the eho:ce of the singular mime of &Nina, by which the last, born RussiaO Prince is to he christened. It also affords us aitieree atio•r of the religious views oi the r.roperor on the subject ot the intercession of saints : " It2verend• Metro!) ,iitan of Moscow, Thilaret,—lo !epternter of last. aner the celebration - of the holy coronation, I visite,: .zith ney CbtlSOri the Convent Of the:Mediator Serglos. At t1:-! gray of th's Mediator and pro error of Ruesis, whose imperl:h il a h lol , J le re } T na li p i r i t s s ;s: p e r h i, e l; o u it e t e,d fai t t i la ie and are, a; ia e ;. : rf'htp°g',...ea i s b eetl r 'ilo,l 'that - her Mijes:y shaul.l be liapil'y .i'o safely ilelivere'd of a son be shonl , l hear the name of : ::: • ; : y in :_b• r e t i Lteet a n n b (l r . an u :c r ( v )f o\ a v rid eu i i ; i g i.c e: a tit b u y de: ., th: ln s worker 9i miracles. 13y intercession our prayer has munieViig . this yaur r" 0- e: 7, e , •: I beg you, ;Cthe same time, in -adtlition to the :ustitil pra3er of thanksgiving thin loyfut-tateg3ibut' Lo Rut •uP a speciatalonsi in my. the 0,1 or ih rClics of that martCr, to whose protce Jon we a aliment' our son. Thu 3 requesting your prayers for i n y ie lf, m y consort, and our obit:hen I remain e v e r yot4 wel± a ffeptioned— Amocvsosa." Hoilhead.—Arrived—Perseverant, E. - kik:w?, from Liverpool fa Atitmerp. Sts t Pont. —Arrived off—Maria Beerta, trbin Lirerpwl for Narva. Gravesend, June 9.—Ar.ived--Xlfred the Great, IVtlam, from Calcutta. June'lo—Thelum. Crawford; fatten Valparai,,,. Gower-, Jane 10.—Arrived—Queen of the -South (s.s.), Be, de, from New Yoelt. EXTitACTS. LIVERPOOL, June 11. A fiat was driven on shore, near Lit e Ormshead, at nnen. ' Fa:month, June t. A rrivsd--The Helgsen, Krum 'roan the Pacific. On the 19i1i April, in lat. 23.5., ton. 22 W., spoke tile barque. El Donde, of Liverpoo:, from Call-o, for orders, without tortirda.st. jib boom, and - ni ain-to pgo Fent in a 3 t `• Dubin, June 11.—The F.M.C., of Belfast, from caidiff to Limeiiek, put in. yesterday to repair, having been run• into off Salters; dm :the 9th Jam!, by Ilse: Estee, arrival at Liverpool, The F.M.C. lost cut water, bowsprit, and topsail ; the Opace received n J Clair i 73. • Skibberent; June ple6e of about IS iniheo lima.. 2 wide, and 13- thick, with the rams "s. ship Ericsson' on it, was picked up ontside Baltimore harbour, Jane 3, with souls times of hewn timber,, aiptreatq part of a ne.ft of goods—Dlein.i The Ericsnra sailed from Liverpool, May 27, 14.)r Diet* - cESSE& RV:PORTA. Report by the ship H .nry Gig, arrived here from New York ; 84I'esl May 26; paced the Ear 'same day, at II a.m. off Long Island, aw the I.l:ps Webster, Lucy Thompson, and Ne:.tune, all of wlxic.k were. going in ; also, evchariged private -ignWs Wlth the'sbip Sir aobect Peel. May 30, - eXchs.cged Titivate signals . with a screw steamer ( Marryat's signala, N0.;44 , .•,.third pendt.), lu lot. s 2 32 N, iou 57 W. May 31, prise a larmeli:eberk in, lat. 42 &e, lon. 54 W. 'Jttne'l, paq,ad a Janie iceberj, in lat. 43 40,'10n. 47 30 W. Nue 2, pos-ed a laro ket.erg, in lat. 43 50„1on. 45 3 f. '.tune 3, exchangal Signals vrial t: a ship Argonaut, lanicd west, in 44.10 N., lon. 43 W.; ~.1s) saw the barque British American, bonnd west. June 5, P,xchangel s enala w;th the Amerie,n ship S. Gildersleeve, bound west,•in lat. 47 15,N , 30 45 W. Jane 9, exch,Jagedldoals with the ship Matrons, in lat. 50 4 ) N., 1an.12 53 W., bound cast; and.m,,de Cape Clear Light at i 2 p.m. June 10. pe.oed 1 uskar LA ;Id at S p.m. Jane 11, pissed Holyhead al. 6 ~ took pilot at 6 aan.„and arrayed In the nerserat 2 p in., making the passage in 16 diya. Report by tho Llurray, err 'mod hete frorn : Sp lot In lat. Lon June I Carnatie, bound to Liverpool June 6.. NtargerAts N.-18 W. lteport by the Asnl.4, arrlyed her, Spoke _ _ _ In tat. L. May 9.. Atlantic, for Bet za ... l7 N.. 52 W. June 6.. Kangaroo (s.s.), hence to Now York. 5l N.. 11 W. Itepoiebithe:Jaines earthy, Laogcake, arrircd here flora Buenos Spoke In lat. Lon. April t 9.. Viscount f.lann lug, M9nte Vice° to Qneenstown 36 3..52 W. May 27.. Beed. Am'ne, liatavia ................32 N.. 42 W. May 27.. Norma', Rio Janeiro to Ealsnouth 32 N... 42 W. May 29.. Uzella, Pondichc:r ry to ! 0nd0n........... 35 N.. 37 W. May 31.. Emigrant, Ancr4lia to Lonion 3B N.. 33 W. Jane G.. George K 47 N.. 17 W. Iteport by the City of Manchester (s.e.), arrived here from New Volt; sailed Hay 28:— Spoke In Lit. Lon. Ma." .18 ! . Arabia IR. M.S.), going into New York. May. 29.. Osborne Report by the lady Whartioll, arrived hero from Black River (Jtmaica): sailed Aprii.l7:--• . . - May 13, in lrt. 31 N., lon. 60 W., signal ed no brig F. 5. Rogers, boned west. May 17, ia let. 43 N., ion. 52 W., spoke the barqhe Speculation, srom Plymouth for Quebec; all wail. MAy 19, in lat. 42 36 N., los. 51 '2O W., saw two very large iceeergs, about twelve miles distant from each other. Repo t' by the Cri,ie, arrived Mire from S'engh , e !day 10, hi lat 4 50 N , lon. 20 40 W.. spol,o tho Assyrian, from Londowto ,Bhans• - h3.e, Mit 20 ds,ys; nit well. EPOICEN. n lat. Len. • March 24..Lys a, hence to 041Cutta.. 5..13 E. Apia 18.. Fort William, from London to ,:alentts, on tho . Fqnator ........00 .. 22 W. May 14.. tli,ey. 41 . from obile to Lirerpool- ;. • • N.. 60 W. Potdel, from Afdea to Liyerpcol, sho t of *arced, and was :applied .... June 10.—Msre ) Polo. hence to Melbourne, 50 miles west of 'Nectar by the Blazer (steam tag), arrived here. FOREIGN PORTS. Genova (s.s ), Cobit..from Naples at Me,sinao, and left for Palermo. rieneritro (a a.). from Palermo at Messina, and left for Corfu. I abed, Beckman); and DMlA.33—both hence , at Antwerp. SaiMe, Petit, hence at Schelde. Visitor, Halewyk, hence at Octand. Viseata, Jones; and Relitens-4oth , hence at Dunkirk. Arno (s.s.) Lei d froLn Messina for . Liverpool, June 2. Rhone (s.s ) from Ueroa for Leghorn, June 4. Pelipa, Vicenta, sailesi from Bilboa for Liverpool, June 6. eadia, Beer, hence at Havre. Vixen, Wallir, hence at Heivoet. • Zion, hence at Havre, lute 8. Arab, tams s 'Jacket, Arthur, Witch, and Schad—all hence! at Riga noads, Juno'4. Proveztenen; tience at Swinitnn.ndo,limo 8. On account of whom it may concern. On MONDAY next, the 15th instant, at rwelva o'clock, at the liroltcrs' Office, 16, F.xchange.buldinga, 1200 nags Baltirarre BARK, lying in Green's, Fulton•street, sated from the late firo.—For par ticulars apply to J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers. NEW YORE Compromise Talawad Isaac Webb Henry Clay SAVANNAH. 600 465 1,188 685 J. P. Whitney 2,300 Florida The business done at the Liverpool Share Mar.' iedt to-day was moderate, and .we hare not. Much change. to notice .in. prices. - They may, perhaps, be°' quoted slightly lower. ; 'The day's sates were=Caledonian, 36f ; Dundalk arid - Ennis; killen, 131 ; Eaitern Counties, Ili ; East Lancia hire, 964 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, -100 f ; Manchester, Sheffield; and Lincolnshire, 44, ;..Midland, ; North British, ).04 North Eastern, 221- ; Oxford; Worcester, and Wolver hapepton, 164 i. Dovere, .221 e ; Dutch Rhenish, led ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 1 . 51, 13-16, ; Great Luxembourg - Constituted,'" '3-.16 d ; Liverpool and Lendon nee and Life, 84 p. The following were the closing prices: --Blackburn, 8; 13-16, - 8,1;' 'Chester and BirkeiiheEtd,69l; Caledonian;36 11-16;36 13-16 ; Chester. and :Holyhead, 18,. 184 ; Eastern Coune,ies, II!, 114 East 'Lancashire, 961, 96; ; Ditt £9 shares, h, 13-16 p ; Great Northern, 241 e. WI; 'Great Western;63i, 641,4' Lancashire nricl York t shrre. Stock, 1004,, e 1001; ditto £9 shares, 1, 1 1-1.6 p Liverpool,Crosby, and South port,l9l, 19/ ; Lotidon. and North Western Stock, 103/ 1031; ditto N shires; 3-16, R d Manchester Sheffield, and Lineelnidtire, 401, 431; Midland Stock, 831, 831; . • North Bei jail, 101, 101 ; North Staffordshire, 5, 44. Eastern—Berwick, 221, 22 (2 ; York ane North Jand:3l , 34' 15-16; Leeds Caital Sock; 228,122 i South Eastern and Dover, 221. 22 3-16 ; Scottish North Eastern, 124, 13.; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 1, d ; Ditto New Shares, 1. p; Dutch Rhenish, 11, d ; Great Western of Canada, 23; 231 ; Ditto --New Shires; li, 'Great eLuxem'onure`, (1-11 1 1.11 d ; Grand Trunk of Qatiada,alsa, 15 13-16. We do not notice much change in the mark* for the Pe4lilii; Funds and Securities, which remained 4,ll,dayirather inactive Consols for the :Account •closed at 931 to _931, being-1 1 16th over the yrie[s of yeSterday oneols for' Money are shut. Exchequer Bills were quoted at' 2fdis. to 6 pm., and the New Three per CilfitS at 921 to 928.. .7 In. the:London Share Market to day, the transac tions' were of a limited character, and the tone of the market may, on the whole,, be called dull. The following were the closing prices :—Amber gate; Nottinghltm, and East Junction, 51 51 ; Caledonian, 731, 731; Edinburgh and Glasgow ; 59, 61 ; Eastern Counties, 11 9-16, 11 1346 • East Lancashire, 06i, 97 ; Great Northern, 071 , - Ditto; A, 88, 89 ; Great Western, 04, 6 4 4 ; Lancashire - and Yorkshire, 1008, . 109 a ; Leeds' Northern.'. ; London and North Vestern, 10311 1 ; LOhdOn and South Western, 991 100 ; anchester, Sheffield. • and Lincolnshire, of', 44 ; Midland Ste6lc, 831, "81/ ; North British,• 421, 431 ; South' Eastern and Daver, 731. 73/ ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 90, '9l ; York and - North - 604, 601. After - official honrs - the, business done was at: 'the folloWieg pries s Caledonian, 731, 734; EaStern Countie.s,ll 9 16, 11 11-16; East Lancashire, ; 903, 07; Great NOrtliern, 97, 98; 'Ditto A, 88, 89-;. Great Westerne 641; 64i; LanCashire and • Yorkshire, -1008 tool ; London and North Western, 104.1034 ; Manchester, Sheffield; and Lincolnshire. 431, 431 ; • _Midland Stook,- 83'8. 83# North-British, 42/ 43-1 South.;EatAern ;anti 'Dover, 731 - , - 731; York: New; castle, and Bei-wink,' 90, 91 ; York and North . Midland, 601 69g . The circular of Mr. Tredinnick, of Old Broad street, London, just issued, contains the following r - enerks on the Mining Market The market for Foliates in British Mines is extremely heavy, and very trifling business transacted even in the' best dividend shares, and prices generally rule machlower ;; —the fall in prices of Tin and Copper, as predicted by us,. -has tendedaoancrease the disposition of holders to realiz -whilst the high value of money and the great difficulty of . obtaining advances, even at 15 and 20 per dent; .Or scum, deter capitaliata from purchasing even at ruling prices. We, 'therefore, regard the market as being in a very precarious state, and likely still further to become depressed unless money becomes easier. We must inform our subscribers, ho wow, that the re-action will shortly become as general and rapid as the fall.; it ; therefore behoves all who can hold shares to defer selling until the demand b: comes more buoyant, whilst parties having money to invest would do well-to embark in sound progressive Mines, which eaanot bat consderably advance in current value during the ensuing f e w months. The large sums of money embarki'd in mining adventure during the past two or three years have laid open many young mines that present the ale _ ments of success, .requiring only patience and a small further outlay to'render them productive . and "profitable, - amongst those we beg to enumerate West Alfred Consols, r , Boiling Well, Margery, belant Console, North Frances, Btiller 'and Basset United, Carizewa4,' South Cam Brea, Old Tolgus 'United, Great South Tolgue, South Bailer. and West Penstruthal, Fast Bender. Trevoole, Tolvaddetk, East M%rgaret, Pednaadrea; Gwydyr, and East . Trefusis. Tie folloiving oirculai from an eminent .Goode hause in - -M.tnehew.er. shows that. trade there is ;e-e . • , syjnetohns of improvement noticed last week have become further confirmed,' sales have been made, to some extent, and ittanufacturers- now , very . decidedly refuse further orders at he saute rates; the' general feeling is more cheerful, with a decided turn in favour of producers. 'Yarns exhibit more ,buoyancy, and qualities seite.ble for ;he East, aee saleable at fully 1-d. per lb. - dearer. ' -. It ia computed that the Bank of England tnitst have onrchssA between '5)00,000/. and 000,0001. in gold between the date to which the lust return c.xtended and yesterdeay. and that its total metellie week eees. , quently now exte , eds ten millions and belt' sterling. Meanwhile ethe_rapik tile. of `.l..tetke u tee. sieko.lts into,, the Bal k. as liana!: at this period of the quarter, meterially adds- to the aiiallalde resources of the institution); iutl, tiie ongagernpnts incidental to the June having been satisfactorily met, the' for acdorntnodation is slacker All Woe circumstances encourage the inellef that the Banks will be compelled to reduce the rate of discount feern Of, in 6 IRtr cent. at ark early date. . Ti-ie failure Is announced of Messrs Evans, Roore, and Cv., described AS wine and export bottled beer merchants, of 29, Great St. Helens; Wharf,„ Rotherhitiw. Their ernbar raHsny.,.; s rot! vscribaWe If . ) the unsaiisractnry state of the markets, which have evidently be en (.1.• The Ceyfov rland Otsrri'er, of the 9th Apiil,. Contains ut3 loliowing _paragraph : • The banks have lowered their purchasing rate for bills on London to eight per cent - discount, btu, bills are scarce at thig figure, a 3 the Bank of Eg)pt and ethers are in the malltet, an 4 take . tio atl the available paper they can find, at seyen.peg cent.: * .cliseoatlf; Remittances from them ; id to nearly `.. - 20,..0001, reaidied this. by thii, last steamer frost Snez----:a no incoLaiderable.sum, when it i. Considered t h a t this season Very - few bills ake to be had, The local banks, we imagine, will look upon :these thugs with die fe,vour, s tbey interfere with - .their -legitimate functions.' A -light tightness is' observable in_ the . lioney Market, in ejll \ 3 \l ( q : l ,7„ e d e ,, ( l ) , f ; : t h ar e , ( 7l ' , l : f t b l i t i e ve r r. crnitanees o; gold by Is t vrtidi;l c . , above referred to, were effectfd' by th..;1., in , titat lin merely for account of anothe r bank has a branch in Ceylon. 'Grange yesterday, e'er rumours et 0 12, 18.57. SHIPPEN4 I P.ELF,IGE.NCE LIVERPOO FTlo-a , INAilvit—lVl , ,rn, I 541,—E June 10. Spartan : . . Ship Island CsidyWhariffe .)amdical ,AmiLivhptau • .Bordeinx William Cimmings SaTannah [!II© 11 Lady Suffolk . BoTobay Tint? Domnigo Gi11e5pie.............. Port Royal G. Maigarethe • ..... City of Manchester (s.s Yaek William Tapstot .... New Vo;lt Abema • . . Africk Sea Kmg ..... ;Baton Henry C1ay...... NerrYork Teat=la SAIL ......New Y,rk OFF PORT <saD INWARD HOUND. rvELr. 'Th3von. (soliaaner) .11//ca 13. :vett. 2 15—Height, 14• • Ft. Protector • ........Jimaica Jhnutica Italfin ...... [farm Douro (s,s.) • Jas . nta Waddi cwt.. [(lwlcho ... . Aanritias VVolt .ngto r ..,,Newcastle rtoyat Sovereign ........ Ulacgow Paragon Janet Hay . . • •• e Ler vriek Caldwell. . Eliza Catherine .. azibeta . .. Carnarvon 'Thetis ........ .... ... Londonderry klinpron F.tke..ile (i.s.) Evert,.. LI D. ciao 11. Creator (5.,) ...... B _rdeana CLEA RED OUTWARD, June 10. Recruit .... ,ternbay Nell Gwyn.ie. Bumbsy Alien ........ Niagara s Montrea Catania Naples ?aragoa . New York, June 10, Sir Henry ...... vale..:. Baratta Jupiter ' ..... Excel .. Brandenburg Phce nix ........ B ircel•ma . . Christians . Cienfugos Gets Ilamborg . Kontgibprg, Usibmitie OtPi • 'Kingstown, Jane 11— Arrived,,,-Paira Lendon. Dublin, June 11.-Arrived—Mania, from :Anne Folc,on, Barbadoes. Soiled--Ondine for LondOn. Falmouth, Juno 9.--Arrlael--"loOdron; Hansen, from Santos tor. Antwerp— elexander, Petersen, (Join Bahia for ,London—Bourge d'Anvers, Coppenhoie, from ifivannah--Catherine., frani Manzanillo for Rambarg— minstrel Boy, Isacc on, from Honduroi—Cnisader, Moore, Matanzas,—Arrived off —Theinss robin°, Minton, from Moulmein for Pembroke. On account of whom i: may concern. Tuts F'AY, the 12th instant, at Ha f-past One o'clock, at the Brokers' Oilice, 14, reawick-street, 230 Barrels Western Canal FLOUR, ea. West Point, from New York.—Apply to LANE & RIGBY, Brokers, On account of whom it may concern. Tma D.►i, the 12th instant, at One o'c'ock, ut the, J3rokors',Oilice, 30, Eachauge-street 5I Bales New Orleans COTTON, and A Quantity Loose DiTTO, damaged, landed from the.ship Mon.irch of the Sea, from ,ew Orleans. t y;ng ou the quay, Wellington Dock basin —Apply to Messrs. Batht . one, Brothers, and Co., Merchants; or to PERCIVAL, CAMPBELL. & CO., Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association. AMERIC A.N lIIPPIN G. New York, May 28.--rne headboard of 'a veareL with the 'name " Jcilm Patten "on iv, wria'pleked up' on the beach at Cattyhnnk, a few daya [Vern. 'Dhe 'ship John Patten a:eared at New Orleane for Litcrpobl, May S 3 The S'r it.. Pool,. Larrateo, froa; - Liverpool at New. York, on • the M 13th of .ty, in lat. 42 N . . lon. fit. W., ts,w six .rge icebergs. Etntrall Isle, Cornish, - from tirerpoci ,t New York. Co'aque A . , Le Ccnt,r, from Ltrorp - -ol at Newfoundland; with docks swept, lr'ss of bulwarks, sails, ard making a gra it deal of water, and part of cargo thrown ni.er oard. Char:eq. . Elms ; litina, roarion ; Annandale, -Hogan ; Jeau; Manio ; Lord Fitzgerald an.l Yeaey ; Orizimbo. Ditch burn ; ltattus, Humphreys ; al , rmthar, Smith ; Hibernia, -Br.iugh ; Highland Chief, Wiltshire;- Mom', Darling; Camilla, Quirk; Midaa. Palfrey; 17! he I mis S tir r xi:4e . fro m ive rp,ol at Ne w • fcucdla: - d, . • , liorkal, Sturgeon, frooa Liver; , col at Newfoundland, with Iclls of sails, staochionl,.B.ce. ;, : On Tnua , DAY, the' 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' oF.I e, 9, Rumford-street, , • 143 bales SharKhae STRAW BRAID, per City of Manchester, from New York.—Apply to Messrs. Baring, Brokers &Co., 'Merchants ; or to WRITAKER, WHITEHEAD & CO., Brokers. BE TFI S .. . . 'On the iStlt April, at Ci.rlton-terrace, sprtng Ga'i•dens, Hong Koitg, Mrs. John W. Lambert, of a cia.ighte.r. On the :31,1 May, at Ma: a, the Wifd bi Aliro Christian, vsq., Of .on. . . - . ... .. .. • 'On the 3tli icitt , at L'outhbo.-ough, Kingston-en-Thames, the wife of Sir Ftederiel: Crirrie, Bart', of a son. On the fi,th inst.,' at Glut:tie-ter Howe, Highgate, Mrs. Martin R. Sharp, of 4 s' n. . . On the 9th hitt ; at Cranliam Lodge, Essex, the w,fe of the Rev. A. F. tl. t_ , eholetieLl . a Son: MARRIAGE: - ; On the 6th inst.. at the lloiy Trinity Cliurch, rapt .n, Mr. Thos Lander; con of Mr. Geor,y,,, Landcr, of Kansall Green, , o Mary Ann, 'congest daughter of the late John Howeri, Esq., Gr,enfteld House, Way rtreo, t iverpool. On the 10th inst., at the Crescent Chapel, E , ertun, by the Rev. John Kelly, Mr D. M. Douglas, of IF adford. to MArgar , .t, eldest daughter of George M 'onual. Vsq ,of Mira Lodge, Ecerton. On the llth Philip's Church, by'the Rev. W. Kermode, of Ramsey, Isle of Man, Caotain Joh Werdea M Fa lan, cf BaUen eleroch, Ftirlingshire, data of WM. 74th Ell4hlasders, unattached, to Elisibeth, eldest dauchsor of Dtvican Gibb, On the 11th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Professor to Anna, eldest diaightel• of Junes Atkin, Esq., Thompson, Canon of Ely, the Rev. Dr. Bal,i!!:t. raster of St. John's College, Cambridge, of this town. On the tth inst., at Wra,xl.ll, Serner;ets,iire„ in the 83rd year of his ge, - tho iter. - Jarnes vangoan, lire 83 yea, a the rector of 'hat perish. Oa the 7th inst., at Haarpton Cerirr, rellet of the Late Jas. Ofinapbe.l, , •aq , aged 78 On the 7th inst., at PAL Pyr:Ntztia. John Mercer, Esq., of aids one, bank,:rotgeti 39. On the 7th inst.. C apton, Henry ' est, l Lomas, hte el the Stuck Exch.nge, Umcion, in the 76th.year of idsaze. On the 8 h just., at ceigolnantir, liarriet Bari g, oldest dan:ziater of the ate Wm. Bring oi Trenched, Devon,. "i ffir CO% .1 07110 Seel , • the vigorous prts.setr. , ..lori tr. t'l.; E 94 iish tu tie ilti Elsluk -.%vituders cite Ilulilr~~ Eponing il l , : lash cotorn,:iie. - ou• of • Tipperary Ti at ,k ft-•;-. nrant:to. 's enjoying di- Re'eties o 1 1 ,A , , t,v iewls to the vevspapqrs from 'tho.c:.sesir•43 :;f this roan from jutii•Ai is to thl st's:oikof Ire -11t-,d, only ex,:•ieded by ✓ ihr sear)4l flitted pursuit of the murilwer of Mr, Li' Wh, is to be held responsible for his beiril. p,k-tpAA tti defy the power Qf the law gs he POW 4°l! AND SW i:DEN.--TITE , C UN I —The Norway Ekorthing h:s rrjt‘e':eil the propiwki to make uni. form the customs tariff ,f •Norway with ;ot, of Sweden. Tiaeis,hßnge' have beer. t..t,i., - ,offe:! gr,.at cot:- . venievee to commerce, aria commei'el :Yr naunity Sweden lolc upon its , dection with 'rent tii7its, • 'incMISSING Ma. JOHN GREGORY.—Mr. G Marshall, of 23 Groat Guildford-etreet, Southwark, writes to con•radirt the . statement respecting Mr. lelm Gregory's connection with. the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon. That fraudulent individual, be says, not only has not absconded with 'the fluids for the ere-'tion of Mr. Spurgeon's new chapel; but he never was treasurer • of those funds, or in any way coiteec'ed with Mr. 'Spurgeon or his church. " A NOVEL INKSTANO.—Anew and very ingenio .s inkstand has ;is en submitted to our noose: by a simples but ingenious contrivance, rise IA is - always kept clear and flaid."=—Nurthaupton Mercury.— SUM- at is 8d 2s lid, and 3s Ga. est-h.—Acta . !NvOIMATION RESPECTIN C NAX.A.—The Canadian Government has published , an interceding pens ,hlet rn the res..urces of Cara le, and the .rospecte in-store for-tee iadustrioes of ell classes whe desire to emigrate there. . It has been gratuitou-iy circulated throughout the United Kingdom, together with the two lectures upon Canada. deivered by 3 . 1 r. Rollo Campbell of Alontreae in January last. Every clergyman in Scotland has been supplied with a ceey ef both, together with the particulets of the Grand Truck system of Through loosing, and a Map of Canada, upon which all the Raiiwsys an 9 th it connec tion with the United States are. shown. These, and other doenmsnts, condone to be issued gratuitously. to all persona who apply for them, either personally or be letter,, at toe offices of the Grand Trunk Rail way Company, 21, Old Brous-street, London, E.C. THG• CAL , FortNtAN rest.--The evert Sting questiers • f "is this good pen" . 15s becti.unswered by Mr. F. T. Hall, of South John wild lies SuCs:ecded in • rodecine a metallie pen. which Le designates, not -inaptin . as above. There is hardli ac.ytuse g run., annuying than a had. pen—e7. , Qiy ore know, the tnkisry. The pen. made by ".sr. Hull, is tit for tat y main So use licit or iscaryi, and what is seethe grefecti vAue, it lees not corrode, het will work with equal facility in any job, From ,speeience of lass tl c pens, we can say that this,'one, which polished as gold - , and will lase nearly as lento is the test ore :we :have ever used,—Nerthere Times. One boy,' coutaieing six deem: yens, sent free on r,cei at on Cs 63 in poetsee starape - A,tents sesnted for the country.—Ado. - Emllt to the UNITED STATE{ and C Nana, by to inxithe Theough Tickets of the Grand Trunk Reilway Company, are conveyed from, their pert of landing to their deseinatlon in less than ONE :E n T e e V a or c: , . o ; taken by Steam Koat and at no et the same rates of farce. 'thus passenger can ree.ch Chicago from Quebec, a miles, in kss than ca days, whereas by water it 1* neatly dotibie the•cli.stanee and requires from 12 to 15 days, with five or six changes ef"Steem Baste, during all of which they are reposed '0 the arta and mechtnetions of designing perscns, whom soie means of living is by their plunder. Thu Steam Boats, especially when crowded, scarcely afford prettetioe from the weather. Passengers with Through Ticisets are allowed the WHO mount of lupgate, free, aeon board the ship, and it is conveyed from the Ship to the Hallway Station without any charge whatever.. The. Attests of the. Grand -Trunk - 00Ftlpany- -will give Meelsaniee Artizatie, and Labourers on their arrival, ilia best information ha respect to exp.ley ens, the .plaz:s at which: is to - be . lictd,. and the 'ra!es of . Intend , ng 'En:Watts h i ve sent to tbenaifree. at 'Varies" tk p.anenwer otos ; and all the enquiries with regard to tha seising oc both sfearnars and sailing ships, Seale of Dietary, See., will be immediately answered on application. either-personally or by later, at the cfncea of the Grand Trunk Corup.,ny, 21, Old . tiroidltmt, TlOndOn• ENTERED I. Albert Gallatin... New! York Ellen Austin ..........New York 'Dorcas Prince lierriburtas New' York .. • . Rigs tit sts, , ,DING. Forest Kirs , t ..........New York. Isabella .......... York Fe:egrapa Po nt de t;: I e Vestal .. . Rot t. rdAna Pelican (s.s Sylvester ................S ettin G:sina ...... St. Pe ersburz Ito ward .... ()Ape Town, :Sc. June 10 Vf, If; Rogers Commercial alt On Account of whom It may concern. Tau DAT, the 12th Instant, at One o'clock, 15 Barrels I, INDIA RUBBER, 4 Cain! say3d from the fire in Fahon,treet —Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER ,& CO., Brokers On account of whom it may concern. Tuis DAY, the 12th instant, at Half-past One o'clock precisely, at Golding and Naoh's Ssleroorn, Corn Exchan4e, Brunswick-‘t , eet, About 568 Barrels FLOUR, ex Emma, from New York.—For further particulars apply to J.l4t. M. HARNE t r, tirokers. On.account of whom it may concern. Tura DAT, the 12th insta t,. at Half-past One o'clock precisely, 3t Golding and Nash's saleroom, Corn Exchange, Hrtmswick-s'ree', About 185 barrels. Western Canal UR, ex William Tapsco!t, Tom New York.—For further partic_lars apply •to . • _ . J. & 51. HARNETT, Brokers. On account awhom it may concern. Tnis DAT, the 12th instant, at Half-past One o'clock preci•el at Golding and Nash's saleroom, Corn Exchange, nrunswick-street, About.7so Barrels Slightly stained and Damaged FLOUR, now landing on Huskisson Dock quay, ex Rebecca from New Orleans. —For farther particulars apply to J. &IL HAIL NETT. Brokers. f ara Day, the 12th Instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon,commenzing on the Ground, West Side Brunswick The Cargo per O. W. Bourne, from St. John, N.11.:- 3,983 SPRUC.- , : DEALS, 1,5 2.29 3-18 2,438 1/0, NDi, 8 1 8 6-18 13,225 PINE DE*LB, 207 0 23 7-18 626 DO. ENDS, 3 1 24 2-18 The Cargo per Malakoff, from St. John, N.8.:- 2,254 PINE DEALS, Ist qualityil 42 0 6 11-18 22 DO. END 4, do. 0 23 11,785 DO, DEALS, 2nd quality, 199 2 2 15.18 .185 DO. ENDS, do. 1 0 12 9-18 5,7.-8 DO. DEALS, 3rd quaiity, 88 2 7 9.18 277 1:0. ENDS, do. 1 1 14 17-18 4,0.:9 SPRUCE EAT.% 47 229 10-13 965 DO. ENDS, 5 1 5 15-18 And in the Egerton Dockyard, The Cargo per Pacific, from Mirarnicld : 8,211 SPil UCE DEALS, BATTENS, and SCANTLINGS, 781 DO. ENDS. On account of the Importers. FARNWORM et: JARDINE, Brokers. A;,ply to NEXT WEEK MONDAY Oa lictirisr next, the 15th instant, at One o'clock, at la, Exf:hange- uilcbrtr ' 200 Ba es of Surat GO ['TON, & ii. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. Apply to On MONDAY next, the 15th instant, at Ti:elv o'clock, at the Brokers' office, 2, bale-street, 7 Toes BUFiAi.O HORNS, I Ton BONE-, ex Mary Carson, Princea Dock—Apply to • . BROWN HUNTER & CO., Brokers TUESDAY. On UESDAT next, ,the 16th instant. at we've o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, l i, Exchange-bn(,dings, 1500 13 " 1 America:. Red CLOV EMBED. 209 Barra's ) J. H. RAYNint & CO., Brokers Apply to On account of who n it mlycor?c ern T I:S X 3 P B 17 0 1 On TuEsnsy next, the 6:h instant,,at - H4:l-paSt One o'clock, at s2 t s he u( C .x o e m s i i : o e n ren g all iSiiesal derooßMc:lle 626 Do. Do. Rib in DI LT O. now lendMg ex R.eLecca, from New Orleans.—Apply to Mews. Jaines Hewitt and t 0., Merchants; or to TRIMMER & GRAI vGE R, Brokers. WEDNESDAY On WEIA7I9DAT next, the 17th Instant, Rt Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, DrVe-street, 27 Cases BEES' WAX, 361 Bales GAMBIER, 97 Casks Cochin COCOA NUT OIL, 82 Bales MADDER ROOTS. BROWNE, lIUNTEIt & CO.,Brokers. THURSDAY. On !mount of whom it may concern. On TUUB.SDAY next, the loth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, i 6, Exchange-buildings, 100 Ca es A RGOLS, lying in the Wreck Sheds, Prince's Dock.—For ra-ticnlara apply to J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers. FRIDAY On account of whom It may concern. Oa Fame v next, the 19,h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at tne Public ,Salcrom Ex-hange-bulkiing , t. About "250 Packages very Valuable Damaged MANUFACTURED GOODS, consisting of Woolens, inena, 1 - lankebt, Linen Thread, and Printed and Plain Calicoes, Stuff Goods, Carpeting, 1 Piano Forte, 4 casks Arsenc, 5 casks H. rdware, Sadd'ery, 1 large blilner'4 Safe, &c., being part of the cargo saved from, the wreck of the Emperor, bound hence to Bahia; at same time, a quantity of Soap. the whole lying at the Sheds for Wrecked Gocds, notth-east side of Peace's Dock. Apply to Metsr,. Brice, Friend and Co., Merehaets ; or to PERCIVAL, CAM PBEEL & Co., Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Assoviltion. BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GUEAT TASTE, A' rywrs & COMPANY'S. Iligelq!j - t street. T ft CAMERON, Aricreg AHD cIIII9NOMETER MA} RR, 54, 20 . 1.1 Ta CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL CTIRO'izOMTir.TERS ON SAT,E, or iiIRF ,SEXTANtrS. QUADRANTS. TRLESCOPE4, .I.IAROITF!,TER,; CHA :ITS, &c Apply tc