Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-27 00:00:00

CANADA. ARRIVAL OF THE (s.s ) PiThe royal mail screw steam ship Indian, Capt. Jones, which sailed from Quebec On the 15th inst., entered the Mersey about two o'clock yesterday morning, laving an excellent passage of little more than ten days and a half from port to port. The Indian brings a large number of passengers and a full cargo of Canadian produce. The Quebec papers of the 15th inst. state:— On the 13th inst., a few minutes isefere 12 O'clock at night, sown oi.holical wretches made a .clemsv attempt to destroy the Roman Catholic Chapel, calltd House of Pro.'' vidence, at Toronto, by blowing it up with gunpowder. In the ream in which is the principal chimney a jar of gunpowder, capable, it is supposed, of holding some twa gallons, was exploded ; but the effect, far from being what the perpetrators of the entr age Mended, was on'y to ertake a few unimportant cracks in one side of the lewer part of the chimney, and to knock cff some of the plaver From the Ceiling—tbirt.-en feet high—and wails. The effect of the explosion was doulteless lessened by the want of confine ment; neither windows nor doors being put in. The fragments of the jtr were toind in the room.; a-nd the ceiling near the centre is blackened by the Too der. On till cast side of the beilning lies a heap of manors, on wbieh are the T.otrnarks of the miscreant who.committed the outrage. His dirty boot also scraped the wall under neath the wieedow opt of which he jumped. When once out, be wolid probably eimb the fence of the burial ground to the east. He mast have gone in at the south end of the building, as there was a watc'a stationed at the other. There are no marks of c train left ; and the explosion w-. 5 probably effected by means of a slow match. The r.p-rt of the explosion was very loud, havi oe been heard by some prr,ons to as great a distance as Yonge street. Referring to the much vexed quesAon - of the seat of government, the Hamilton Spectator slew — If His Excellency Sir Edmund Read is to be regarded AI correct authority on the Seat of G werninent question, the decision of her Majesty will soon be made known, as the matter was, according to His Exeelleacy,an have been considered last month. We have not the most remote idea as to what locality her Majesty would select, but doubtless she would be guided solely by tine advice of her minister=, who appear to have duty colsiderel the claims of thedelevates from the varim3cities interested Rumour has it that Quebec is to be the lt cky place,bot as EO man; reports have been cireulatedlo the effect that the -'• ancient Capital" was decided on some time since, the rumour is scarcely worth noticing. We- learn, however, frons a gentleman recently fro-n England, that it was generalh believed in London, that Q ,ebec would be selected, with a view to ,the confederation of tha whole of the British Arneric in Provine.s. But even on that point there ie nothing &unite, for although it has been stated that the presence of Sir Edmund He d and Mr. Atterney-Generai Macdonald is in-some way connected with the long-talked of union of the Provinces, it is at best bat mere conjecture . The idea of selecting Quebec for the permanent location of the government, with the view of carrying out the confederation scheme, is in our opinion somewhat prema ture. We must wait until the project is broiched by the Imperial authorities. before we can come to the conclusion above alludeu to. Quebec has certainly a fair chance of being selected, if we may teiiGve t'ne representations pat forth by its friends. The steamship Central Americo, with two weeks' later news from California, arrived at New 4Z:fork on Wednesday evening, the 12th inst. The reports from the mining and agricultural districts were of the best character. In the Democratic State Convention, the Broderick party were de feated, and John W. Weller was nominated for Governor. Edward Stanley was nominated by the Republicana. The official majority in Oregon, for the new Constitution, was about 6,000. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. The .Quebec Timber Market is thus reported by Messrs. Forsyth and Bell :—‘• During the last tourteeu days our market has been comparatively quiet, the end of July and beginning of August being generally the dullest period of the season ; but within the last few days the transactions have been toler bly large at ...the prices curreut when we last issued our circular. Inferior rafts are with difficulty placed at Ito 51, ordinary 54 to 6d, while good and superior rafts range from 71 to 41 according to size, quality and manufacture. In ,Red Pine there is very little doiag, although the quantity coming forward is •tmall. A good dial of Oak of last year is still on hand, and inter. fires materially with the prices of the new timber. Elm is in better demand, and there is a fair inquiry for rafts as they arrive. Standard Staves are dull at £55, while "West India are in request at £l6. Deals are much as when we last issued our circular. Freights ars rather better-30s for Liverpool, and 30s 64 for Greenock, and 85a for Deals for London have been given. The following is the last report of the Montreal Mar kets. &c :—" In Wheat and Four their, are no transactions of any consequence, and no change of prices to note since Broker's Ci , cular. Corn has been sold at 43. New Bar ley is offered for delivery shortly at 5.t. Oats and Pease unaltered. Ashes: Pots arc 41s 6d to 4.5 a. Pearls unal te ed. There is no alteration to note in Stocks or Securities. From Chicago we learn that Spring Wheat is 1 doll7c f.0.b., and scarce. Small parcels in store 1 dol 13c 1. Fiour scarce and firth at higher prices than it brought a fortnight ago. Contracts for new Wheat, deliverable first half of Sep tember, are making a'. 1 dol. Farmers are so busy gather ing their immensa harvest, that thy hare no time t, bring it into market. Ileac?, it is thought, prices Are likely to keep up till the middle of September. After that, a rush of producp, and a fall are expect, d." NEW YORK MARKETS, 14TH AUGUST. Flour dull and unchanged, sales 3,000 brie, at 6 dols 45e to 6 dols 80c for common to choice superfine state, 6 dds 80c to 6 dols 90c for superfine Western ; 6 dols 65c. to 7 dols 5c for common to medium extra ditto. Cana dian unchanged. Wheat new, lc to 2c better, sales 9 000 bushels new Southern, at 1 dol 70e to 1 dol 73c for extra, and:l dol 80c to 1 dolB9o, for white. Rye dull, 70c to 1 dol Corn, a shale better, sales 6,000 bushels mixed Western, at 85e to 86c. Oats lower, 60c to 65e for state ; 62c to 63c for Western. Pork firm, sales 800 brls ; 24 dols 703 to 2-14018 75c for mess beef. Beef unchanged, stocks doll and lower. Money in demand, rates firm. Sterling Exchange steady bas quiet, at 109 dole to 1091 dols. PASSE V11 , ../LS ) INDIAN, FROM Q,IIEBEC TO LIVER TOOL.—W. Ryerson, Miss S. H. Ryerson, Miss S. M. Ryerson, .Captain Seagrove, Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, Mr. Blackburn, Mr. Lyall, Mr. George Russell, Mr. Montu zurna,3Rev..J. Bothwell, Miss Bothwell, Mr. Storm, Mr. Ar&ot, Lieut. Wyndham and servant, Mr. A. Cameron, Mr. F. Flin, Captain Billantine, Madame M. Rrsire, Mr. Robert H. raditlev, Dr. Lewis and Lady, Miss Bellaires, Miss Maokenzie,Ciptain Russell, Mr. R. W. Standly, Mr. H. Corert, Rev. Richard Tottenham, Mr. Thomas Wax ling, Mr. .0. B. Hogaboom, Mr. Henry Chandler, Mies Jane Gale. Rev.. Dr. Davies and Lady, Miss Davies, Mr. John T. navies, Mr. Herbert Merrick, Miss Street, Madame St. Irini, Mademoiselle Adele Moijelet, Mr. Barker, Miss Barker:Miss Mary Penney, Miss Jane Penney, Mrs. Edrnort4s, Mr. John Rochester, Dr. a W. Egan., Mr. W. Onniston, Mr Rtabert Biggs, Mr. Hugh Wylie, Mr. Jahn Lander, Mr. H. Lavender, Rev. T Albion, Mr. B. Walter, Mr. Turner, Mr. I.,ouis Seine, Mr. Danbar, Mr. Mair, Mrs. Roche, Mrs. Brno, Mr. John Torrance, and sixty-two steerage passengers. TEE ATLANTIC CABLE. The papers publish.the opinionscf a number of qualified gentlemen on the propriety of making another effort this year to lay down the cable. The aommanding efficers of the I,Lips that formed the Lel graph squadrrn say positively th a t there is no nautical or phys.cal ohatacle in the way of the enterpriFe, and that the cable already ad)pted by the company Will entirely answer the purpose. The engineer and sub-engineer of the company, speaking of the cable, say 142e(it ie an well suited for deep water-that they can not reccmmend any change whatever. Professors Morse and Thompson, and Mr. Whitehouse, report that every experiment ride with the cable, and every test to which it has been submitted, demonstr a t es its perfect adaptability. In additi the company has reeeiyed a somewhat flatter ing letter from the commanderg of the American thips engaged in the seer ice, showing how much c or diality azists between the English and American fignadrOn. At LEWIS &COMPANY'S, Hanelagh-street. BOYS are CL'iTHED from the Aze3 of 6 to 20 Year ALTERATIONS IN THE Cusroms' LAws government bill is now pazsing which swill leave the warehousing cf tobacco in the hands of wareho.tise owners and importers —the same as with all other gods. The destruction of damaged tobacco has hitherto been effected at the expense of the crown, but must now be performed by the importer or owner at his own cost—the same as in the case of all o the r goods. The duties are reduced on Lome articles. At. LEWIS & ( . *:OAPANY'S, RanelaAh But:et, soy§ are .c,1,40 . 4180 from the Agee et .6 to 20 Years. OVERLAND M I= L. INDIA 'The Earl of Clarendon has received the fol- lowing despatch, through the BritishTice-Consul at Trieste, at half-past seven p.m., oa the 26th of August : " ALESANDRIA. Ate. 20.—The'Borebay arrived at Suez yesterday morning, bringing dates from Bombay of the 80th July. The latest date from Delhi is the 14th July, at Which time that city was still held by the rebels. Though we have parts of five regiments before Delhi, only 2,000 can be mustered for an effeotive attack, in consequence of detachments to protect other places. " Sir R. Barn - arl diel -of cholera 'on the sth July, and -was succeeded brGeneral Reid. "The Bombay and Madras p?esidencies were perfectly tranquil, and their armies continued loyal. ' General •Sir H. Lawienee died on the 4th July. "The garrison of Lueknow is holding out• Ge neral Havelock, at the head of 2,000 Europeans, has defeated the rebels in three engagements, re occupying Cawnpore, and capturing 26 guns. These actions were -very brilliant, with very little loss on our side, " The garrison of Agra fought the Neemuch mutineers on. the s'dl2 July. Our loss was 45 killed .and 92 wounded, out of a total force of 500. • Several mamma had taken place in the north west provinces. " The Punjaub continues quiet, with the ex ception of a mutiny, at Scaliote, of the 9th Light Cavalry and 49th Native Infantry, who took the route to Delhi. They were attacked, on the 12th July, by Brigadier Nicholson, and were driven back, with 200 killed and wounded, and leaving their baggage and plunder in our hand. Our loss was 6 'tilled and 25 wounded. " A rising took place at Hyderabad on the 18th July, but was quickly suppressed. " The dates from Hong Kong are to the 10:h July. Lord Elgin arrived on the 2nd July, and was about to proceed north. " (3igned), JOHN GREEN, Trieste. If RABEE• THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1857. BIRTHS On the 23 , d inst., at 63, Upper Seym3nr-street, Portman-square, London, thi wife of Edmund Law, Eaq , of a ciaught-r. On the 23rd inst., at Chalwell Rectory, the wise of the Rev. W. W. Herringbam, of a daughter. On the 24th inst., at 18, Be'size-road, St. John's-wood, the wife of William Legge, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 25th inst., at St. Mark's choral, by the Rev. J. T. W. Caren, Thomas Hargrave, Esq , of her Mai sty's Customs at this port, son of W. i ham Hargraves, Esq., of Settle, Yorashire, to Sarah, fourth daughter of Lumley Kennedy, Esq., shlpbailcbr, Whitehaven, Cam beriand. On the 25th ut‘t ,at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, by the Rev. F. AL Burke. 'or. Rsloh A. Bright, youngest son of M. George Bright, of Edge-hill, to lisrgarct Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas C bbin, of Smithdown•lane. DEATHS On the 23nd in-t., at No. 7, Argyle-street, aged 37, Mr. Alexander Find ay. on the 23th Inst., aged SO, at 3'23, Park•roal. Nancy, mother of J. P. Miller, anent to the Old Company of Carters. On tLe 26th that., aged 51 years, 51r. Robert Garrott, Club Moor. 03- Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our - Office duly authenticated. B CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE At & COMPANY'S. Itarielcizth street. The Boston Courier says there is a dilemma in the court at Boston, as in the House of Commons is Eng lAA, As to the proper mode of making a Jew swear. The Philadelphia Pennsylvanian suggests treading on his corns. The opinion that the heat of the equitorial latitudes is what has rorlmed the blackness of the hnman species is not confirmed by the fact that the inhabitants of Van Dieroa.n's Land, living in a Pli mate as c )1d as Iceland, are among the blackest people on the earth. GorrGu, the temperance lecturer. many years ago, pawned the Bible his mother gave him for liquor, in Pro vidence, R.I. It was discovered a few days ago among the rubbish in the garret It was redeemed, and returned to the reformed inebriate.—Evansville Jozo nal. ORIGIN OF THE TERM l• BRICK "—When you say, in phrase which is now Americanised, such and such a man is a " do you think or do you know the °dein of it ? It is this—ln Eastern prince on being asked. " Where are the fortifications of your city ?'' replied, pointing to his soldiers. " every man you see is a brick." A Pio IN A CAB.—On &Math last, a decent man's grumplq in Na cton presented him with a full di zen plump youths. But, sad to say, the young pigs were doomed to be in a few d 'ye moth , rlese, as inflammation had broken out on mater, and, on Tuesday, she either breathed her last, or arts killed to save her bac in. In order to make the most of a bad bargain, " porky " was sold to a flesher who keeps an establishment no-. above seven miles distant, and who, without delay, dressed her off in first-rate style, and conveyed in a cab to the railway station ; but despite the repeated application of cabby's whip, they were too late (or the train, and her ladyship had to be driven back and lodged in an inn in order to await the next. Meanwhile, the authorities having got word of the affair, had piggy examined by two fieshere, who after a most scrutinising inspection resorted that porky was good enough for human f' cyl ' - and away she went per next train for Troon.—AyrshireExpress. DEIECTION BY ETHER OF A SRSM IDIOT.—The apelica tion of the process of etherisation has just been esorte to in Belgium as a means of acquiring judicial intormetion. —After a considerable robbery committed at Brussels in November lase, two men, named Lerch end Dauboer, were arrested and brought to trial. The former was con demned to bard labour for life, but in consequence of the latter pretending to be dumb and idict . ic his trial was post poned in order that a medical investigation should take place. It was found impossible to get even a sign of intel ligence from him. As it was however, known that he was not born dumb, and that he had spoken when he said he could speak no language but German, he was etherised, and while labouring under the - effect of that application be spoke perfectly and in French. He was in consequence again brought before the tribunal, and condemned to ten years' hard labour.—Dublin Medical Press. ME MIL TIA. 413rD TILE MONET VOIE3 —ln the HOW, of Lords, on Monday, Lord Fllenborough made the fol lowing observations :—As to the number of militia who w , uld be embodied under the vote passed by the House cf Commons granting £2OO 000 for the purpose. He un derrteod that the number to be ems' died was about 10 000. He wished to remind the noble baron that about 80 battalions were now transferred to the East India Company, and the expense of their ply fir six months would be £40.000. Four additional regiments of cavalry were transferred to the charge of the Erst India Company, and he believed their pay for six mouthe'would amount to about £39,000. Pion) 2 000 to 3,000 Artillery were to be sent, and their pay for ix menthe would amount to £32,000. It was said that some Sappers and Miners were to be sent, and he believed their pay would be £B,OOO during the same time. Therefore, the revenues of this country would be charged £529,000 less than had been anticipated. They were at once relieved of the charge for 30,000 men, and the charge feet the recruits who were to fill their places would come gradually upon the public revenue. He thought that the ' total charge, allowing 1,000 to be recruited every week in the next six months, would be under £300,090. There would remain £229,000 applicable, under the clause in the Arpropriation Act, to which the attention of their lordships was called the o' her day. Lord Penmure evould have the power not only of eneb dying 10,000, but about 11 000 or 12,000 more could be pai 1 for by the surplus -under 4ifferent heads of charge which he had pointed out ; and he vent ure d to express a f erven t h o p e th a t th e nobe lord would employ that sum in the manner he had indicated. Etausively for CLOTfrING BOYS from 6 to 20 Years j J EWIS b.: Ai"ANY, itanelagh street: MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening. A very large business continues to be done in eur Cotton Market, arid prices to-day were fully id to 1d per lb higher than on Friday last. The sales to-day were fully 20,000 bales, of which about 2,000 were on speculation and for export. Without much business being transacted in the Liverpool Share Market, there was a tendency towards improvement during the latter part of to-day. The North Eastern lines were in demand. and Canadian Shares close slightly higher. To day's transactions were as follows :-Birkenhead, Lancas.i:ire, and Cheshire, 65, Cn ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 99, 991 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 301, 391, 391; Midland, 831, 831; York Capital Stock, 391 391; Great Luxem bourg, 7 1-16 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 8 p. The sales for the next account were, :-Caledonian, 394, 40, 401 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 391 ; Dovers, 211 ; Great Western of Canada, 211; Grand Trunk of Canada, 121 The following were the closing prices: - Blackburn, 71, 71 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 66, 66/ ; Caledonian, 391, 40 ; Chester and Holyhead, 171, 171 ; Eastern Counties, 11 5-16, 111 ; East Lancashire, 961, 061 ; Do. 01. shares, 1, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 24, 241; Great Western, 531, 54; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 99, 991; Do. 91. shares, 11-16, 4 p; Liverpool, Crosby, and SouthpOrt, 191, 191 ; London and North Western Stock, 1021, 1021; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 391, 391; Midland Stock, 831. 84 ; North British 111. IIK ; North Staffordshire, 41,4 d ; South Eastern. 21 7-16, 21 9-16 ; Scottish North Eastern, 121, 124; North Eastern-Berwick, 24, 241; York and North Midland, 391, 40 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 241, 241; Buffalo and Lake Huron, - 41, 41 I; Ditto New Shares, 4, 31 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 3'l 31 d ; Great Western of Canada, 211, 211 ; Ditto New Shares, 1 1); Great Luxembourg, 7 1-16, 7 3-16; Grand Trunk of Canada, 121, 121 -The following were the Continuations paid :-Chester, and Birkenhead, 5 16; Caledonian, 1,3 e ; Eastern Counties,. Is ; Great Western, 8; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 7-16, 1; London and North Western Stock, 6s 6i, 5-16, /, 5-16 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, Is 6d : Midland Stock, 1, 3-16; South Eastern, is 41d, 1-16, is 41c1 ; North Eastern-Berwick, 1-16 ; Dutch Rhenish, 7d ; Grand Trunk of Canada, is ld, is 21. There is no change of consequence to notice in the condition of the Money Market, which is tolerably well supplied. There may, however, be rather more caution evinced by the discount houses, but generally there has been no rise in the rate of interest. To-day it was anticipated that the full details of the Indian Mail would have been received, and the disappointment at their non-arrival led to a slight reaction in the Funds, and Consols closed a fulls per cent. lower than on yesterday. For Money the closing rate was 901 to 901, and for the Account 901 to 901. Exchequer Bills closed at 4 dis. to 1 pm , and the New Three per Cents at 911 to 911 - There was but little business transacted in the London Railway Share Market to-du, but on the whole prices were well maintained. The following were the closing quotations :—Caledonian, 79k, 80; Eastern Counties, 111, 111 ; East Lancashire, 951. 96i ; Great Northern, 96k, 974 ; Ditto A, 89, 91; Great Western, 538, 53i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 991, 991 ; Leeds Northern; 48 49 ; London and North Western, 102*, 104; London and South Western, 931, 94 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 301, 391 ; Midland Stock, 834, 831 ; North British, 454. 404 ; South Eastern and Dover, 711, 71i; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 95k, 961 ; York and North Midland, 79, 80. The Board of Trade Returns for July were issued this morning. The value of British produce and minufactures exported in that month amounted to 12,201,000/, being an increase of 20 per cent as compared with the same month last year. The exports for the seven months of 1857 amount to 73,027,0001, being an increase of about 9,000,0001 as compared with the same period of last year, and above 22 000,0001 when contrasted with 1855. In Tea then.: has been a large increase of consumption this year. The navigation returns show an increase under nearly every head. At a Special meeting of the Bank of Egypt yesterday afternoon, Mr. W. Tite, M.P., iu the chair, the report and accounts were unanimously adopted, and a first dividend declarei of 6 per cent. upon the paid.up capital, free of income-tax. The chairman observed that the business of the bank since its formation has been conducted with the greatest care, and that no hazardous transact ions have been entered into with a view of securing a larger profit. The directors have considered it advisable to establish a branch at Cairo, to which place all the productions of the interior are brougt, and where a flourishing trade is carried on. It is actic . pateci that this branch will b© opened in about a month, in time for the winter trade., In answer to a question the chairman stated that it is just possible to carry o❑ the new establishment without additional capital, but it is not though' desirable to pursue such a course, as it would weaken the position of the bank at Aluxiindria. A eail will therefore be made about the begin ing of next year. Explanations were also given respecting tha item for rents, salaries, St.!. In the course of the meeting it was stated that the rail road from Alexandria to Suez will be opened in about two months. At the first annual meeting of the Ottoman Bank held to-day, the net profit was stated to be 30,029/, and after carrying forward a sum of 15,029/, a divi dend of 8 per cant. was declared by way of interest. The halt-yearly meeting of the Newry, Warren point, and Rostrevor Railway Company will be held at the Clarend , m Rooms on Monday next. The fAlowing is the report to be submitted to the shareholders : Your directors, in their last report, in+im tted the inten tion of the Newry and Enniskillen Company to apply, in unison with this Company, for parliamentary powers to extend their line to Armagh, and to form a junction of the same with this line. Your directors have now the satis faction to report that such parliamentary powers have been fully obtained, enabling the Newry and Enniskillen Company to extend their line to Armagh. and this Com pany to join it, and also to lay rails along the Warreupoint dock Your consent will be asked to an agreement with the Newry and Enniskillen railway for working your line upon terms and condi.ions which will be submitted to the meetinz. The whole of the 5,000 preference shares, issued under the resolution of 28th February, 1855, h,ving been taken up, your directors pr-pose to take powers to convert an additional sum of £lo,oeo of the ou , stsnding debenture debt into similar preference shares. At a half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company yesterday, the usual divi dend at the rate of 10 per cent: per annum was declared The Railway Meetings yesterday were rather interesting. At the meeting of the Norfolk Rail way Company, Mr. Hutt, the secretary, read the report, which stated that the arneunt credited to the Norfolk Company by the Eastern Counties Company was 42.9251., as their proportion of the joint earnings, after deducting working and other charges, showing an increase of 1,7061. over the corresponding period of last year, arid would en able the proprietors to declare a dividend of 11. 10s. per cent upon the ordinary stock of the company for the half-year, leaving a ba:ance of 5141. for the next account. Resolutions were passed adopting the report, declaring a dividend of 30s. per cent. on the original stock, and the usual dividends on the preference stocks, psyable on the 15th of Sept. The meeting was then made spedial, and the directors were authorised to raise 50.0001, by the issue of 10,000 5/. shares to be guaranteed 5 per cent, per annum. At the meeting of the Bradfod, W+ke. field and Leeds, the seeretaty read the report, which stated that the late heavy rains had caused slips in the excavations, and that three weeks would yet be required to finish the line, even if the weather were favourable. The contractor, Mr. Young, bad promised to exert himself to get the line reedy by that time. It was stated by the chairman that the delay which had already taken plat; in this respect had been seriously prejudicial to - the interests of the shareholders, but at the sarne7 time the direc tors had done everything to assist the contractor-, and no cau3e for the delay could be attributable to the company. According to the bond between them and the contractor, he was to have the line ready for opening by the Ist of April, then it was delayed till the lst of May, next to the Ist of August, and now, from the statements made, it would at the nearest be driven to the 14th or 15th of September. The .coutract‘)r was bound in a penalty of 12,0001. to have the works finished by the time specified., whether exacted or not, and the non-fulfilment of this agreement would, it was estimated, entail a loss on the company of 8,000/. or 0,0001. The capital account showed that 179,804/ had been received, and 186,2881. expended, leaving a balance due to the bankers of 6.4841. The following is a report of to-day's London Wool sales—AlChough the attendance of buyers at the public sales te-lay was only moderate, the whole of the Wools offered changed hands at prices corresponding to the advance realized last week. Mr. Hazard sold 900 bales East India, in tolerably fair condition. Other lots were likewise offered. To-day several railway meetings were held. At the North Devon Meeting a dividend at the rate of only 18s. per cent. per annum was declared. The report of the \Vest London Company was agreed to. It stated that at the last meeting, i❑ Mar3h, a resolution was passed authorising a dividend of £2 per share on the first-class preferred shareholders, which absorbed a sum of £6,400, leaving a balance which admitted of a dividend of £1 per share on the above shares, and that the directors recommended to the meeting. The half yearly meeting of the Southampton Dock Company was held to-day. The accounts submitted to the proprietors showed a net revenue, after payment of interest on the debenture debt, and of all the working expenses, for the half year ended June 30, 1857, amounting to 6,6801 18s 31, to which was to he added a surplus carried over from last year of 1,1601 8s 74, making an available balance of 7,8411 63 10d. The report was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent per annum was declared, leaving a surplus to be carried to the credit of the next half year of 6261 16s 10d. LIVERPOOL CO CluN -Au°. '26. We have had an excited market for cotton to-day, and prices 11 to id par lb higher than on Friday. The sales— ineluding 850 Pernarnbuens 931 to 10id, 7000 Bahias 91 to Did, 69 111,tranhams 100 700 Egyptia is 1011 to 12id, 1,000 Surats sk! to 41—are reported 20,000 Dales, of which 2,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—A.ta. 26 . SUGAR : We have no change to notice ; holders con tinue very firm, and the sales are confined to 30 hhds Jamaica at 50s 91 to 51s, 50 barrels Antigua at 49s to sls 6d, 25 hhds Porto Rico at 493 61, and 470 bags Ceara in bend at 353 per cwt. MOLASSES AND RUM : There are no sales to notice. • COFFEE: 20 tierces of Jamaica have been taken at 623 to 723 for low to fine ordinary. COCOA : 200 bags Para sold at 87s per cwt. PEPPER : 160 bags Singapore black sold at sid per lb. Rica : The market continues flat, and we have only to report 300 bags Ballam at 93 9d per cwt. . . SHELL Lad - : About 150 chests were sold at 68s to 73s for blocky, up to 80s to 85s for free orange, and at 53s 61 to 56s 6d for blocky, up to 693 6d to 71s 6d for free liver. LAC DYE: 65 chests native sold at sid per lb. MADDER ROOTS : 200 bales B unbay soid at 32s 3d to 38s. GAMBLER : 85 bale., all faults, sold 163 91 for first class. TARTAR : A few c3sk3 discoloured sold at 61s to 64s per cwt. LOGWOOD : 40 tons Jamaica, all faults, sold at 103. Fusric : A few tons of Handaras sold at £8 2s 61 EBONY: A small lot of green brought_£B 103 per ton. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—AUG. 26. Per stone, 201bs. Per 901hs. s. d. a. s. d. s. 4. Potatoes, Pink Eyes° 0 to 0 0 flay, 01d...... 0 7} to 0 9i, Ditto, Kemps 6 0 o 6 6 Ditto, new.. ..... 0 7 to 0 B}' Ditto, Whoterocka 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, clover .... 0 0 to 0 o,Ditto, Balshaws 0 oto 0 0 Green Clover 0 2 to tv 3 Ditto, Beldrums 0 0 to 0 0 Vetches. 0 2} to 0 0 , Ditto, cattle 0 0 to 0 0 Straw, wheat ' 0 34 to 0 4 Per ton. Ditto, oat 0 31 to 0 4 Turnips Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 o,Carrote Oats, In straw 0 to 0 o' , If angle wurLei ;Manure 4 0 to 6 0 LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Aua. 26 SUGAR: The market is firm at the advance of 6d quoted yesterday, and the public sales of foreign are going off steadily. The refined market very steady ; Jumps, 623 to 655. COFFER : The small public sales are progressing at yes terday's prices, which showed a slight advance. TEA The market remains inactive. RICE has declined 3d to 61, aad the article is dull of sale. RUN : Prices are unaltered. SALTPETRE : The speculative demand is less active, but the late advance is supported. NITRATE OF SODA has advanced Is, sales having bean made at 21s, to arrive. In other Artie:es no material alteration. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Auo. 26. The market is quiet today at the following quotations: —Town tallow, 61s 91 net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 625; September, 61s 341; October and December, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Aua, 26. The accounts continue to come more favourably. Day, '155,000. LONDON CORN MARKET.—Auct. 23. There was a very small attendance of buyers in Mark lane this morning, and the amount of business transacted was equally limited, and Monday's quotations were sup ported with difficulty, for bath wheat and flour. Barley was unchanged in value. Oats in short supply, and their value was well maintained. Beans and pease as last reported. ♦RRIVALS INTO LDNDON FROM AUGUST 17 TO AUGUST 22, Wheat Brxley Oats Malt English and Scotch 2263 70 70J 920 Flour. 2;0 uarrels. sacks. Foreign. 3010 LONDON MINING MARKET.—Aua. 26. Scarcely any business has been done to-day in British mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange no transactions whatever are reported. Collacombe Mine shares, however, we are informed, have been dealt in at that establishment at 24. Foreign descriptions are also very quiet. Linares shares have been dealt in at 71. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET.—Atra. 26. The supply to•dty consisted of 1.192 beasts, 8,248 sheep and lambs, and 130 calves. The following were the prices realised :—Best beef, 6 , 1 to 74d ; middling, 54 to 52d ; cows, 4id to sd; best wedders, 7d to 8d; ewes, bad to 6d; lambs, 7d to 81; calves, 6d to 7d. CORK BUrTER MARKET.—Auo. 23. There was a fair demand for butter to-day, and prices of firsts declined 3s per cwt. The following were the rates current :—Firsts, 105 s : Seconds, 1033; Thirds, 993 ; Fourths, 923; Fifths, 803; Sixths, 633 per cwt. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Telegi aph. RAD CL iF ?E RAC ES. -YESTERDAY. BURY HANDICAP. Hesperithusa ..1 I Game Pu11et....2 I Jack Spring Three ran. TWO-YEAR OLD STAKE?. Maritornes 1 I Mufti • Four ran. MANCHESTER CUP. Lard Jersey....l I BramAen. ....2 1 De Ginkel ....3 Three ran. EGHAM RACES.-YESTERDAY. STAKES• • Salon ca . 1 j Dundai 2 J Paula Monti.... 3 Five ran. B IRON'S STAKES. Bribery c S:x ran. QUEEN'S GUINEAS. FisLerman 1 I Winkfield ~..2 I Tame Deer , ..3 Five ran. MAO7,7A CHIRTA STAKES. Grand Duchess 1 I F by ,f e. Lov,-1, 2 I Sister to Panpipe, 3 Five ran. SOUTHERN HOSPITAL. IVeekly Report IN PATIENTS. Cured .....1... Cured 23 Discharged fle w, 6 Y.ntered At mvii request 2 Under treatment 4J Irregular...... - Aug. 25, 1857. • OUT PATIENTS - 0 Entered Under treatment ....... ...... 84 E st REE. Fir,ughton, Esq. VISITORA —Mossr.. Pratt and trawl ns. linxnaAßT CHAPLAIN—Rev T. Leveson. PIITSTCIANS AND SURGE° ‘S VO:t THE WEEK—Dr. Cameron. and Mr. Nottingham. HOUSE SURGEONS—Mr. Jo,eph J. Pc72e, awl Mr. John M. Bates)n. At LEWB & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh•street. BOYS are CLOTB ED trona the Ages of 6 to 20 Years, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPIOL. Atroun 27. Man WATErt—Morn. 3 3t —Even. 3 s;—Height, 12 ft. 0 in: OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Be , wick Walls, from Singapore; Chopultspec, from Bombay ; F. E. ithouse. and Ann Hilsoerg. fri_m C a , cutta; Saranak, from Phi's d ; shirk, fr m varit; Brit n Ferry, and Iron Age (s.s.), from Preston; = uscan, Sarah M., Memphis, Rose, City of Palaces, Harmon, Wean Wave, and Montezuma. • Aug. 25. Citherineit4N•en jaff. Any. Hambur_b Antwe pia Antwerp Aug. 26. _ . Slartaban James Armstrong Havra Sunderland i - Ann and Charlotte ......Dunkirk 'Earl Malaga Pekin Qnebee Mane, ....Ja costa& \feria Jeannette Melanie Ostend Maria Louise Bordeaux T.to Brothers ....Stubbekijoblug Caroline .... ..IC land Nose y Maria ....8i1b0a A. Margaretha Narva •talbec (s.s.) .. Havre Euphrates Calcutta Fidelia.. New Yont telegraph Cathrine .. Eliza Hope —.Cardiff Brothers . rryphenia . Neeth I Lsrd Byro ......... . Card'ff nn a Letitia .. London achy a .. .... Newport ,Empress Douglas Mary Block ........Southampton Perle ............Dab1in 'Cdrlew Pert lla •oc Eli a New Gi' t............P0rt Madoc ND. An g, 26. 'Dreadnought New York Kangaroo (s.s.) New York No; Da American (s 5.)... Montreal 'Lahore Calcutta D, G. Fleming Melbon.ne Wm. Mitcheil .Point de Galle Runnymede Rio Beuto AITWARDS. ICintra (s ).. ........ Etetzta . [tome Q ,ebec A th 3lstan Janeiro Pies{ W ck , Valparaiso Gov. Haron de Vriore. Ostend ugene Ant wei:pl Al riy 4 Danziel J. C. Smony Danziel Ira= (R.M.S.S.) Moutrei' Amphitrite Wurdenburg M itiiilde Barbara Santande Brilliant . Bilboal T. Carmen Bilboa Ct It (Ls) PernAmbucoll Enteiprii , 3 C,onstadt S. A. Westervelt New York' Baltic New York Gyrn Castle Calcn''ta' Lad Franklin Herryna Calcutta' Bravo .... Bili,oa T. Sadskende ....StubbekijJLing SAIL Aug. 25. Orontes (s.s ) - Ha nbargh Mina St. .1 honsas Co!umbine Sydney Ameeica. Lady Falkland . Quebec El za Nevi York L,dore C. G. Hope, sic CLEARED I Aug 29. John Brill •—..-.. ....Bombay Wm. Sh ....Bombay John It ivanal ..... eh 4rieston Tier ........ Harlingoi Wr.n. Miles ........ • • .. Kurrachee ENTERED PC Aug. 25, At' ena ... Bonny George ............Buenos Ayrea Earl of Sefton .. ........ Calcutta Hell2s ........ ...... Charleiton Ani na Co penhazes , Verbena .. ..... . C ronstacb Anortima .. Havannab Rita Hay.nnab Übiden ......... Montreal OUTPORTS. II LOADING. Yfadr New Orleans Ozean Express ..New Ycrk Abner St. Mon .... New York City of Boston.. Quebec, &c Ann M4rtin.... , Rio J aneiro Lady Russell .... Savannah rown of Liverp of ••.. Valpirairo Cal,sta Haws ....Mobile I S:ar of the West Palma, &c Falmouth, Aug. 21.—Arrived —The Giovanni, f om rlymouth for Veni .e. Aug. 25.—Asia, from Bahia. Sailed—Cornishman, for Qa-bsc. Ports mout'a, Aug. 23.—Arrived—The Marlborough, from London for C .Icutta—ELM.S. Conqu- mit. Ma iterranesn. Sailed—Her Majes ty 'a ships i'ylades, Assurance, Spanowhawk, Hoehn k, for the East Indies. Queenstown, Aug. 24.—ArrIved—The Reliance, and Gal=chan from odes•a—Kildare, Sha❑klin, Rangoon. Sa led—Southampton for Bombay. I lynymEh, Aug. 25.—Sailed—The Jane Parden, for the Cape of Good Hope. Sent a'mpton, Aug. Petropolis (a.), for Brazils. Weymouth, A - g. 21 ed —1 he John T.iompson f r Quebec. Londonderry, Ang. 24.—Arrived—The John Hall, from ot. John N.B Gravesend, Aug. 2.i.—Arrived—The Nebratha, from St. Lucia. Aug. 25. Jane, f. onu Rouen—Two Frieuds, Guernsey—Pearl, Bor deitax —Mary Ellen, Dunkirk—MAri,aret and Maria, Rouen•-Ann, Guernsey—Mary, Havre—Silva. Caen. Sail-d—The Char:intl., Ann, for Port Plaillp—City of Manchrstcr, Calcutta—Belgium, Ostend— Seine. Dieppe. Deal, Aug. 25. —gassed—"l he Union (s.s ), from Westward for Lon. don Idun.a, London for Galatz—Albion (s.s.), London for Odessa, Sailed—William Watson, Arid, Selina, Magic, Sebastian, ar.d Law werzce—.dl outward bound. Waterford, A ug. 22. Arrived—The Harmony, from Stoplemundo. Dublin, Aug. 25.—Arrived—The Z mut), from Itirail—Guat4ve Ado!phe, Danzie —Tuscan, Barbadoes—Caroline, Memel— Bolinas, St. John, N.B.—Cynthia, Havre. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, August 26. Th 3 Arn3 ( ~ s.). from Trieste, in eharg of a pi'ot got on shore this morning in the Channnel. steam tugs and lizhters have gone to assist her. - The Cintra s.s.), which sailed for Lisbon on the 25th instant. has put back. . . - '1 he Lexington, from New Orleans to Liverpool, was strarpiel yes t:Tday in Brandon Bay, near Tralee. Cargo, 1,091 bales cott_n, and 101,000 staves. The Corleor arrived here to-day, from Blackwa'er BaLk, with wrecked goods ex Emperor. The City of Maachest r er (s.s.) sailed from Gravesend this morning, with the wrioie regiment and head-quarters of the Ist Dragoon Guards for Calcutta. DADlin, A❑g. 25.—A large vessel, applrent'y au emigrant ship, was becalmed a'l yesterday, ab3n three miles east of the Kish, which is snppo.ed to have given rise to a rumour of a vessel having gone ashore on that bank. Faim uth, Aug. 25.—The Stedinger, of o!denburg, from Moul mein for Br-men, wa3 aband,3ned in a sinking st4te and lost rad ier, off Cape of Good Elope —crew saved. Reported by the T❑isco, from Rangoon for Bremen. The ship Eagle, from Madras to London, spoked by the Helen, from Aky,b lor H :mburgh, July 1, in Lir. 2d S., lon. 3 E., with ruJder damage 1, and was gAn4 into St. Helena. Sh+eide, Aug. 22.—A stirvey has been held on the shi,) Wm. Pirrie. The Lsader which arrival here, Aug. 10, from Amst,rdam, had been athore at Savannah. Quebec, Aug. 1 4.—The ship lost in Trinity Bay is reported to be the Harriet Wade. ES ELS' REPORTS. Abstract of the log of the Indian (s.s.), Jones, 'arrived here from Quebec, s ailed August 15. Aug. 15.—At 9.30 embarked cabin passengers and mails • 9.50 started full speed from Point Leri; at Orleans Island passed brig Sarah and Het. or wi.h mainm •st gone, in tow, bound up; Ip m passed the Finga':t n, of llartlep bound town, brig Mary, and barques Aberfoy le and Augussi, of Sligo; 2.20 pass:d Traverse Light. ship ' • off Cape Diab e passed the Ma:sle Leaf, of Portsmouth ; at Hard Island paned the Arthur, of Glasgow ' bound up, and a foreigner sreiri, bound down • 5 33 pilot lett abreast of Brandy Pots; 9.15 abreast of Bidqriett Light, distant one mile and a-half. Aug. 16.—Wind, westss ly W.N.W.; course, by the laid; distance, 3)6 miles; lat. 49 5) N., lots. 65 2') W. ; light breeze and c:ear ; 6.30 a.rn., exchanged signa's with the Queen of the Lakes, hound ; 1.30 signalsed the br:g Alart'aa Jane, inm New York to Quebec; at 2.10 abreast of the light Anso, on the west end of Anticosti, distant 4 mi es; 8, brevz • iisht and variable. Ang. 17.—Wind, N.W. ; hy the 'awl; distancs, 253 miles; ht. 50 31 N., 39 01 W. ; light breeze and clear; 10.50 abreast of little Mecatnia ; 11, set alt square sails; 1 p.m., set starboard, forward, topmast and lower studding sails; 9.15, abreast of Fatcan Bay. Aug, 18. —Wind, S.W.s.B.E. ; con se, by the land ; di-take, 218 miles ; lat. 52 27 N., lon. 53 21 W. ; light air and cloudy; 3.45 a.m., east end of Bel e Isl s ' bearing N.E., distant aboat 5 miles; at noon pass .d ~d an ice'erg to tie southward; 8 p.m., light breeze aid hazy weather. Aug. 19.—Wiui, southerly S.W.; course, N. 68 E.; distance, 223 m leg ; let. 53 52 W.,10n. 47 35 W.; light breeze and haze, w,th rain; 10, sot a'l sil ; noon, light breeze and clear; passed a tquail schooner bound east; 1 30 cet starboard, forward, lower, and topmast s.udding sa Is Aug 20.—Wind, S.W.; course, N. 78 E.; distance, 269 miles ; let. 55 11 N., lon. 40 13 W.; smart breeze and cloudy ; 1 p.m., moierate breeze aid clop ly ; all sail set. Aug. 21.—Wind, S.W.N W.; course, N. 83 E.; distance, 245 miles; lat. 55 41 N ion 33 04 W. ' • light air anJ hazy; 9, set ail square sails; 1, set larboard, brw..rd, topma t, and lower studding soils; 1. ?,0 p.m., in let. 55 42, lo 1. 32 40 W., spoke the Norwegian ship Astrachan, of Christ,aoia, bound for Q xebec; 8 p.m., light b eeze and clear. A6g 29.—Wind, N.W. ; course, N. 85 E. ; distance, 248 miles Lit. 56 03 N.. lon. 25 46 W. ; light bieers arid cloudy; 10 a m., exchanged stnals with a Norwegias b _aline, with passengers, bound west, showing a white f1a,..; wi.h thres rigtves, not known ; at 1, exchanged signals with a Bremen ship, No. 2375 (not sure). Ant. 23.—Wind, W.N W. Lsourse, S. 89 ; distance, 27 miles; lat. 55 58 N, 18 03 W.; smart b. me and cloudy ; 9 a.m., set lower studding sail; 4 p m., passing showers of rain. Aug. 24.—Wind, W.N.W N.E.; cour,e. S. 82 E. ; distance, 258 miles; lat. 55 21 N., 10 311 W.; moderate breeze and cloudy weather; 4 a.m., 'towel all squaresails ; noon, variab'e winds aid hazy weather ; 6 p m., signs led the ship Agamemnon, at G4sgow, bound in; 7.32 abreast of Tory Island, iiis ant 5 miles; 8, light breeze and cloudy, with heavy thunder, lightning, and rain ; 11.20 abreast of Ins:rill - ail), distant about 5 miles. Ang. 25.—distance, 220 miles; lat. 54 21 N., lon. 5 11 W.; smart breeze a'id cloudy; 3.43 a m., abreast of light on Rsthlin d stant 1 mile; 9.30 a.m. abreast of Copeland Lighthouse, distant 3 miles; stro ig gale aid c'oudy, with he ,v), head sea; 4.15 p in., off the Calf of Man ; 10.40, took pilot on board off N.W. Lightship, Lom boat No. 1 ; from 9.30, to and wasted on the tide. Aug. 26.-1.5 a.m., arrival here. Report by the Martaban, King, arrived here from Calcutta; sailed April 25, in company with the F. C. Clark and Bald F.aqle. Spoke. 'ln lat. Lon. M.,y 21.. Marlon Manialyre, steering northwar3-06 23 5..82 00 E May 28 —Circassian, Coriaga Bay to Loudon, nut 3 days July 3.. Elizabeth Yeo, Bornoay to Hull, oat 70 days . 22 00 5..01 00 E July 7 ..Jane Strong, Colombo to London, out 71 days . . July 19.. Anne Cheshyre, hence to Valpa'aiso, oat 45 days ... ........................ 00 00 ..20 41 W July 20.. 3rd Pewit. 2,9:1, hence to Calcutta, out 3s days ... July 20-11eAina, Cardiff to —, steering south. July 24.. Holland, Akyab to Amsterdam, out 102 days . July 24.. Concordia,hence to Sing — airr out 24 days July 25.. Ann Thorudsoa, steering southwards ll 00 N.. 24 OD W Aug . . 6.. Menahius, Sliong,hae to 1.0 don, out 130 days 34 00 N .40 00 W Aug. 7.. Pioteor, 11 .urlaus to London, out 89 days 35 Oo N.. 39 01 W Aug. 15.. Mem: his, Mazeio to Liverpool, out 29 days. 46 00 N.. 23 03 W Aug. 19 .Eliza Hunter, Ber,ice to London, out 42 days Aug. 19.. Trent, to F,lmouth, out 136 days ..49 00 N.. 15 00 W Aug. 23 _Nina, Islay to Swansea, out 103 days 5O 00 N.. 11 00 W • Report of the shin Cath.=rine, armed he'e from Cape Hatien City (St. Domingo) ; soled Jo'y 7:- 04 the Bth August, while going through Caycos Passage. saw a ship or Lan; .e ashore on a leaf, on we - sida of Providence; crew were throwing (arc° overboard (Bom 3 rig light coloured). She was appirently about 400 or COO tons. . _ i..n the 9th August, in !at 49 0 V., lon. 15 30 W., spoke the ship Wabash, from Charleston, 3.; days out. SPOKEN. In lat. Lon. Ang. 2 „Eliza Mle, Bombay to Liverpool.. •• •• ....20 N.. 34 W Aug. 15—Shark Para. to Liverpool.... • .. • • .. 45 N.. 23 W FUEEION Agamemnon, Darley,bnce at Quebec. Joan Owens, Brown, iron) _La:idol' at Q ec. APB tn.ie, fr,ln Trapani; and Abby Lands, from Alicante —Vat at Quebec. Queen of the Lakes, and Augusa—both hence at Quebec. Bee., Raisbeck, trom Melbourne Geelong. _ Me. s3y, fry m l'ortsmonth et Moulmein. Laidmans, from Bombay and Ga le at Xoulmein. Romeet, liekke,, hence at Curacoa. Viscata, .ione , , hence at Rouen. do.ephine, Phi lips, hcree at Archangel. Alps (s.s.), sailed Iron) Trieste for Liverpcol, Aug. 19. Minh° (s.s.), sailed from Palermo for Messina Aug. 18. Taurus (s.s.). sailed from Nap es for Patra., Aug. 15. Genova (s.s ), sailed from Napl-s for Patras, Aug. 19. Crescjrcia, sal from Bilboa for Liverpool, Aug. 19. leCtilltliertfal Salt THIS DAY Tau DAY, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'i-rock, at the Brokers' Office, Royal Bank-buildings, 110 Casks SWEE r OIL, 4,) Casks COCOA NUT OIL, now landing ex Irene; Wapping Dock —Apply to TIIORNEWILL & BROOW, flrolj_e_rjt This DAY, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office. 7, Exchange.chambers, 10 Barrels BALS , OI C ‘PIVI, now landing ex IsAbella ScAt, from P,ra.—Apply to FRANC', J. EATON, Blo_ Tun DAY, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clok, at the Brokers' office, Ex, ha , ge-street West, 309 Barre!s,no:lN, now landing ex Circassian.—Apaly to MACGREGOR LAIRD, JUN , Broker. THIS DAY, the 27th instant. at Twelve o'clock, at the Eroker,-' Offic ' 16, Exchange-buildings, 81 Casks COD OIL, 15 Casks Brown SEAL OIL, now landing ex Circassian (s )—Apply to J. IL RAYNER & CO., Broke Tars DAY, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 1200 Barrels America❑ ROSIN. Apply to J. H. RAYNER & CO Broker& T O-M ORRO W. To-moanovr, the 28th instant, at the Broker's Office, 14, B•nnswie.-street, _ _ h 7 Barrels'Slightly Damaged FLOUR, ex Constlution now lying on the quay, a uth ( f Brautler . Moore Dock.—Apply to Ituß itT P l'E fi, Broker( To-Kowtow, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the • Brokers' Office. 2, Dale-street, 23 Bove+ TA , ,LoW. Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER & CO., Brokers. To MORROW, the 23th in4tant, at One o'clock, in tha D fling Shed'' butt= of ea , k-street, Liverpool, (after the St. John't; . iue, Bird 4 and Deals, /Cr.:. already advertised), 257 Pieces, cont:ainiug 14,531 feet, PINE TIMBER, 157 „ ~ 4,077 „ EL NI DO. 105 „ 19 4,289 „ ASH DO. 15 „ 1 1 893 „ OAK Dv'. 13 „ „ 473 „ BA"SWOOD DO. r 7r illi 17 ~ i., 554 „ BIRCH. BEECH, MAN..., TAMARAC, 1232 ' „ Third Quality PINE DEALS, Being the cargo just arrived ex Pekin, from Quebec. —Apply to O r ' R. A. Cassidy, Merchant ; or to EDWARD CRALONER, Wood Measurer and Broker' No. 6, East 6tde Queen's Dock, , iver.,ool. NEXT WEEK. MONDAY. On MONDAY next, the 31st instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom, 15 Tons New Shetland COD FISEI. Apply to GEORGE BA DENACH & S 18, North John-street. On MONDAY next, the 31st instant, at vne o'clock, at the Brokers' Office ' Liver-chambers, 56 Rates co rron (repacked), per Abner Stetson, from New Orleaf,s; lying in tirancker's, Dab° street.—Apply to ROGER i & CAL I ER. Broker T UESDAI On account of whom it may concern. On TUESDAY near. 1-t September, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 7, Exchange-chambers, 326 Bales Me‘ican FIBRE, all faults, now lanqlng ex Euphern a, from Tampico.—Appy to Messrs. 1 , 0 644 Harrison and Forwood, Merchants ; or to FRANCIS J. EATON Broker. Oa account of whom it may concern. On TUESDAY next, the Ist September, at H. H. GoIMPS'S Saleroom, Corn Exchange, Brunswick-street, About 2030 Qrs INDIAN CORN, cm Wallachia, from Olessa —For further parti nlars ap , ly to J. & M. II ARNE TT. lirol_St. WEDNESDAY. On account of whom it may concern. Oa IVEDNesnAir next, the 2nd September, at . oae o'clock, at the Po olte Salesroom Exchange-buildings, 125 Bales and Cases, and Louse, 3,300 Pieces very Valuable DAMAGED MA UFAC PUKED GODDS. g Consisting of Linens, Woollens, Printed and Plain C slicoea, - Rtn 9. Goods, Blankets, also 98 Firkins Butter, 47 Boxes Tat Plates , to Bundles Hoop Iron, 14 Calls Hardware 13 Boxes Ca, dies, 2S g, Machinery, 1 Large Fly Whee , 6 Crates Earthenware, 10 Sip's 2 Chain Cables, 2 Anchors, a quan'Ey of Rigging` Medicine Ch and other Ship's Stores and Materials, b_ing par; of the cargo, 8 1 1 4 . saved from the wreck of the Emperor, bou,cl hence to Bahia; ? n .. a Large Anchor, saved from the wreck of the Samuel 11, Fox, bolf hence to New York. Goods por Emperor lying at the Sheds Wrecked Good-, north-east side Princes Dock.—For further Fa . , ticnlars, per Emperor, app.}, to Messrs. Brice, Friend and Co., chants; and for the whole, to PF.RCIVAL. CAMPBELL & CO , „prokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association._ ffor ire. BEST SILESIAN ZINC PEL T E R, IMPORTED DIRECT. Apply to WICHELHAU3 & BUSCH, 3, York-buiidings, sweeting-street. Livarpool• GARDEN SEATS ! GARDEN `SEATS ! THE Subscribers have just got to hand a larg e Assortment of GARDEN SEA TS, IN NEW AND ELEG ANT DESIGNS. C. D. YOUNG & CO., CASTLE-BUILD I NGS. DERBY-SQUI JR CAMERON, • WAT Al AND CHRONONIZTEM 54, SOUTH CAS TLE-S LiViRPOOD' MARINE CHRONOAETERS ON SUE, Oil H HE. ‘, SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROAETEII7' CH A RT. , . &C. KEITH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRNIT ROOO 34, CASTLE-STREET. ARE NOW RE-OPENED. W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking his friends the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been f t voure', and at the same time to infirm them that to ascominolate hi s 11„. pidly increasing business he has built an entirely ne emerat ills loom, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool . With 016 0 increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects that 1 Pictures will not only snit dn. the high charic,;or they have alre a dy attained, but even surpass his former uroductEKs. 34, CASTLE-STII,E6T, LIVERPOOL, Opposite the Bank of Eng and. WHAT is COMING to LIVERPOOL on ti 3s 31st instant ?—Why, THE GREATEST NOVELTY IN THE WORLD! WHERE IS Ir TO BE SEEN? THAT'S THE QUESTION. PPRE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES ANDER SON-' D . 5,-C ASTLE-s E E T-5, P 0 R T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years 1 4 , r no yett• in bond, and fit for immediate use.... I per In Pints...... 241 SHERRY.—First Class, Palo as 1 G)ld ...... 421 CLARE P. —St. Ju'ien, tour years in WW2.. 42s CANAR Y, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANPS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON'S WIRE RIGGING. a t rip HE UNDERNOTED VESSELS are , 0 I_ present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGP of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufactue— Three STEAIIERS and Three SAILING VESSELS.,Building bT John Laird, Esq. JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamen—Sieurs. T. Vernon and S°l* builders. Blythe and E Ship PARSEE MERCHANT ....Messrs. My Ship BOGO CA Ship LADY HEAD . Messrs. Stuart aid Douglas, oW O ` O , New ship LLAMA IQ esss.i. kiatt and Smr.ght, ovoets, NEW SHIP.. .. .. NEW SHIP. •• . .. . ,Brra,t,eusg,nEtt,q,,,, nowsvarie:o.rt; .Bui!ding at Yarulourilt,':,,i. NEWBARQUE... ..... .• ......... ..........Buildh•g at Brisr: 4 ,, NEW SCHOONER . .. SPAY Also, a number of VE • SELS being FITTED with WIRg - ;0 The advantage of WIRE itOPE tor SHIPS' RIGGIN 1 is novr er generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter—c , nsi a m p ably cheaper —more durable—and less than half the bulk of li e l , Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beating to YI D ' ward. i i, CARD of Comparative SlZES—and PRICE Ll,T—on applicatl'O GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO., MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATEN 0 CORDAGE AND WIRE B0?5 , SAUNAKERS P CHANDLERS, 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-S 1 BEE I', LIVERPOOL. MANUFACTORT-WAVERTREE-ROAD. A full Assortment of w IRE RO 2a, and 0, MANILLA, 0 ; COIR ROPE and IIAWSE RS always in Stock for Export awl $1 111) use. nre Ei.sm• HO-PLATE Goons.--1 hero are few 1 ranches of nrt that 1 17 4 e, perfection has been attained in than in this portion of cur manu ol itl tare, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, for, s Wets , f other table articles of tie soft, may I e seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, ti d ed ' S o uth John-street, a ho, to his other b niches of busimss, has a.O a department for the sae of these articles, having be=n appof„,39 agsnt to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. Th de-7 4 0 hu these articles are teautifot, the quality very super or (nearly as fo' as silver), and the price, con idering all these, moilerao t Is de j 'V e r. An inspection of the goods will prove the above Times. Teo Spoons Dessert Do. .... able Do .. . .. • • 245. ~ Dessert Forks ...... Table Do. .... 245. ~ Printed and Published by CHARLES WILI,AIe.II, or' V = ~ Or tir street, at his Geinral Printing and_Stationery Establisl lo3 19, South John.stre,t, Liverpool. THURSPAv, AUGUST 27, 1857.