Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-29 00:00:00

BELFAST RIOTS, COMMP2SION OF ENQUIRY. British and Irish;lllagneticTelegraph FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. BELFAST, Monday Evening. The Commissioners sat at eleven o'clock. The first;it ness examined was a man named Bell, who stated that Roug"en, who drove through the Pound with orange lillies in his hand, on the 12th July, gave him 25.. 6d. for the Mies. Two young lads employed in the post-offi stated that they were beaten in Barrack-street and Mill-street, on the 12th July, after some girls had said, "here are Protestants " A man named Moore sta•ed that some of the parties who caused the row at the quay., during the , street preach ing, to be from Smithfield and the Pound. Mrs. Charleywood stated she had to leave her house in Cnliingtoree, because of being told if she did not she would leave it a corpse. Several other witnesses were examined to-eay. whose evidence Tent to show that the dis'urbances of J° y and Sente.r.her commenced in the Pound. The Commissioners will hear statements of the magis• times to-morrow. BIRTHS On the 23rd inst., at Balls par.-, herb', the I ally Elizabeth St. Anbyn, of t son. . . . . Oa Ce 30 h Jane, at Portlani. Victori , , the wife of Dr. FindTay, R. N , of a (laughter. On the 23rd lust., at the Platts, StottrbrUge, the wifo of Charles Wm. C9ld., Esq , of a son. On the 23rd inv., at Pemb eke Dock, S rush Wa'es. the wife of B. Wool,ey, } sq., R.N , commindieg H Ed.'s steam yes el Prohero, of a Se On the 24th inst., at the Woodlands, Clapham I'ark, Mrs.Wl Warn L. Leaf of a daughter. On th 24th last , at PM ip lane, Tottenham, the wife of Henry G. Heath. Esq., of a son. 01 t e 2 ith inst., at No. 26, A. , b2.rt-square, Clapham-road, London, the wife of Mr.Wm Payne, of a son. On the 24th inst , it 11. Curn , ,erl nl-strest, Bryanstone-Nnare, London. t ,e wire' of U. W. Wutson, Esq., cf a dangh.er. On the 25 h inst., at Dulwich-hill House, blis. Alfrel Leone, of a aOrl. On the 25th inst., at 59, WestbJurne Park Villas, the wife of Dr. Albert • , .Bernayi, of a -on On the 2th inst., the wife of Mr. Henry Britten, of Der* , y-rJad, West Croydon, of a daughter. On the 28 h inst., at 6, Elm terrace, Fairfield, Mrs. David Ramsay, •- a daughter. MARRIAGES On the 20th %Tare, at St. J imes's Church, Syd"ey, N.S.W., by the Rev. George Maaarthur, Robert Percy Simpson, Esq., to elite, secona daughter of the Eon. liandolrh John Want, ro.L.C. On the 22nd inst., at St. G orge's, ilarover-squ're, by the Rev. Hugh Weillatman, M.A., John Drummond, of Croydon, Surrey, solicitor, M Mary Elitabe , h, tenon i daugh - er of the late William Thank, r, Esq., late of Muchali Ha'l, in the i.a.ish of Penn, Stafford shire. On the 22nd fist., at ne Parish Church. by the Rev. C. D 'tewart incumbent of ht. P ut's, Southsea, Herbert G. Lowden, Esq., Captaii 22nd Reg , ., to Caroline t etitia Dcsborough, daughter of the Rev. J. V. Stewart vicar of Per sea . Oa the 2 ith ins - ., at Brinkley Church, CambrPgeshire, by the father and the uncle of the bride, the Rev. Wm. Haig Brown. M.A., Fellowtnd 1 de Tutor of Pembroke College, Ca - nbridge, Heat Ilis'er of Kensington Grammar - , ehool, to Annie Mario-", e'.aes•. eau, hter of the Hey. E E. Rewsell, M.A., of St. John's Co lege, Cambridge, cura'e of Brinkley. On the 24th inst., at the Parish Cntirch 0 terngton. near North. ally ton, by the Rev. F. S'e , ltv, the Rev. Dr. le. Maistre, son of the late P. le Maistre, Esq., of :ersey, to Francis hArlotto, fourth danghter of the late sir Coarles l'odsworth, Bart., of Newland-park and Thornton Hall. I(4.,rk•Lire. On the 24 h hat., at Newick Church, Sussex, by the Rev. Francis Sanderson, uncle of tht bride, Arthur Bigger. Es 1., seventh son of the late Charles W. :lime, fig, o' Linden house, Northae:berland, to Elizab' A.me, eldest daughter of James H. S ater, Esq., of Newick Park, S ssiex. On the 24th iast ,at the Chnrch of St. Thomas, Stamford-hill, Mid dlesex, by the Bev. C. J. He ithtxtte, M.A , incumbent, assisted by the Rev. Colin I.vers, M A., prebendary of Rashark in, Richard Bradshaw, Esq.. of Upper Homerton, second son t f the late Wm. Bradshaw, Esq., of th, tams p'aes, to lillizab-th Lecesne Kingstoue Butler, eldest daughter 1f Cha.les Salisbury B utier, n.P., of Cezeuoves, Upper Clapton, 'tithe county f Middlesex. _ On the 24th inst., at Farnworth, near warrir , gton, by the Rev. W. Jeff, assisted by the Rev. J. Thomas, Arthur Stanbury Norway, Eq., of Wade Bridge, Cornwall, to Georgina, yoangest daughter of the lat e Steph n Shute. Esq , of Liver, 001. (in the 26th in;t, at the Myrtle-street Chapel, by the Rev. J. H. Smithson, of Manchester, John B Rumn y, Esq., el 4est son of John Rnmney, Esq., surgsoa, of Brough, Westmoreland. to Hannah, second daughter of George Piston, Esq., of this town. DEATHS - • On the 10th May, at Meerut, killed by the mutineers, Vety..Sargeon, John Philip., fourth son—and, on the 22n1 inst. at Jersey, Capt. Fader sk Philip., late Royal Scotch Greys, sixth son—of the late Capt. Joseph hilips, 12th Royal Lancers. At liisslr, in the N W. Provinces, on the 20th May 1 at, John Wed derbhrn. of the Bengal Civil Service, Allot, his wif., and John James their infa t son. A . Belle y, Indies, Fanny, the wife of Colonel E. Pols, 12th Royal Lancers, Brigadier Commanding at that station, and daughter of Colonel Grogan, of Sea 'cid, ,onnty Dublin, Ireland. On the 20;11 inst., at her residence, blillbrook, Z - outhampton, the Dowager Lady Lisle. On the 22nd inst., at Bla^kheath, after only a few hours' illness, Wm. IsleGriger, aged 11 years, eldest son of the Rev. H. P. Phillips, of Stcke d'Abernon, Surrey. On the 23rd inst., at 2, Francis-street, Regent-square, James K. Fyne, Esq., many yeas the celebrated tencr singer at the Theatres Eu al Covent-garden and Drnry-lane, aid for upwards of 40 years a member of the Foundling Choir. He &et' much lamented. tin the 2ith inst., ei Wisbeeh, Mr. John 1:17/9711: • merchant, aged 49 Oa the 24th inst , at the Vicarage, Cocking, near Chichester, Emma Matilda, younzest daughter of the Rev. Thomas Valintine, aged 21 years. On the 25th inst., at Broom-hill, Higher Broughton, Manchester Frances, youngest daughter of the late John Armstrong, Esq , of that city. An the 25th inst., at the konse of his eon-in-law, Captain John Mirenu c they-street, Mr. Mcses Ason, yeoman, aged 85, late of Lamplon .h, nmberla,nd, mach and ,eservolly resputad through life. On the 26:h inat., of scarlet fever, Charles, third son of Mr. John Abbott, of Plingt3ri. On the 27th inst., at Kirk !ale, a;vd 61 years, Margaret, the beloved w fe of Mr. Joseph Taylor, formerly a brewer of th s to go. t!:" Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to O;uOffle". duly authenticated. ELOPEMENT 'WITH TWENrY TUOUSAND DOLLARS, AND ARREST FOR BIGAMY.—A young man, nanatd It9bert J. Larntart, was brought to the city the tight before last (says the Detroit Press of the 30th ult.) by Bradley and Co.'s po'ice of Chicago, and lodged in gaol on the com plaint of Th(alas Lark, of Chatham, C. W., who charged him with bigamy, he hawing eloped with arid married the step-daughter of the c'..nnlainant, while he had ano'her wife living. It appears that the young. mln, who is aged 23. is an agent for the brush factor' of D. Barion &Co , Pearl-street, New Yolk, and, having occasion to stop for a few weeks at Chatham, became acquainted with the young lady in ques ion, whose name was Mary E. Brown. Her attepfatber kept a hotel in Chatham, and means were found, though the medium of companions, for carrying on a cor respondei ce that was foe bidden by the parents of the young lady. The cash that she was repor:od to possess in her own right (20,000 dollars) was a s•rong indacement to the adventurer, and he found no difficulty in obtaining inter views with the young lady, and finaly persuaded her to elope with him Lambert was arrested, and is now in gaol. The Let of his former marriage is well ascer tained. A LADY 'worn £2,500 FOTITUNE.—At the Greenwich police court on Saturday, Mary Ann M'Sweeny, a stylishly dressed young Irishwoman, and T . :ea - Rasing a mo,t voluble tongue, was charged before Mr. Becker, with defrauding a tai or, named Oxborougb. residing at East Greenwhioh. The complainant, rn elderly man, stated that the prioner had 1 Age 1 at his house for a week, receiving her board, an aL:vance in money, upon the faith ttat she had just cime into a fortune of £2,500. This he had since ascer tained to he false, and hart, theref,re, given liar into custody. The priione - -0), you bad man ; you know you wanted me to marry you, but I infused, because you are an old man—(laughter)—and when I told you so, you said it was 17elfr I should nut ma-ry a young man, a 3 be would spend all my money. (Renewed latiiiver.) The complainant—That is false ; and my housekeeper is here, who will prove it. Toe prisocer—Why, that is the woman to whom you said that she would have to wear a yellow ribbon, as you were going to marry me. (Loud lau,thier.) Mr. Secker—How long has the woman been with you ? The comp'ainant Since - Thursday week, yoirr worshir. She brought a large bundle of papers with her, which she said related to her property The complainant's house keeper was then sworn, and stated that on the Prisoner coming to her master's house she said she had £2,000 to take from the Bank, and £5OO from a solicitor in London on the following Tuesday. Witness went with the prisoner to Father ICAlt.ls, in the Comm rcial-road, as she said she was to receive £2O !rum him. The prisoner went to th house a d came hack and told her the letter, containing the money, bad been sent to Father North's, at Greenwich, for her, only fire minutes previeusly. They returned to Gra n , ich and Mr. North dis.laimed all knowledge of the Prisoner . The prisoner—Oh, you good for nothing wretch ; you know you were jealous oF me. (' auglyer.) Mr. Secker—Well, what have von t o say to the charge. The pr isoner—Everythi n7 , I say is correct I have a wit ness in court. Ellen Edwards, a decently dressed woman, then entered the witness box, and deposed that the prisoner had been first introduced to her as haling just come into posse sion of an extensive fortune, and requiring respectable lodgings. The prisoner then went to Mr. Oxburough's, and during her stay there witness had accompanied the prisoner to London, for the purpose ergo' ting. the money, and had on one occasion lY en lre,at an hour and a half waiting on the steps of &menet House. (Laughter.) The prisoner— But you saw the papers by which I am entitled to the money. The witness d nied this statement, upon which the prisoner abused her in a violent manner. Mary Delany, a widow woman, residing in Deptford, here informed his worship that the prisoner had obtained 17s. from her under similar eirenmstances. Mr. Seeker said it was evi lent the prisoner was a person of whom inquiries should be made, and she would therefore he remanded for a week. The prisoner was then convoyed to gaol. THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1857. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Monday' Evening. The Cotton market keeps steady. The sales today were about 5,000 bales, including 500 on speculation and for export. As holders do not press sales, prices are well maintained. Under the influence of vague reports of unfavor able news from India, the Liverpool Share Market was extremely depressed during the greater part of the day. Very little business was transacted, and at the close, after the publication of the Ind7an despatch, there was,more steadiness.. The follow ing were the day's transactions :-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 954 ; London and North Western, 96i, 0,4, 6 lc, 53, 6 ; Midland, 801, 80, 793, 80 ; North British, 224 3, Dovers, 193, 4; Grand Trunk of Canada, 114; Great Northern of Canada, 20 7 16. The sales for the next account were :-Caledonians, 43 ; London and North Western, 964, 96 . 4 ; Midland, 80 ; Dovers, 194 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 114. The following were the closing prices : -Blackburn, 74, 8; Chester and Birkenhead, 653 xd, 66; Caleaonian, 423. 43; Chester and Holyhead, 164, 16` ; Eastern Counties, 113, 11 7-16; East Lancashire, Stock, 91, xd, 92 ; do new 9/. shares, I xd, 9-16 p ; Great Northern, 244 243; do. A shares, 103, 114; Great Western, 531, 54 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 954 xd, 955-; do. new 91. shares, 3 xd, 4 p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport 183 xd, 184; London and North Western, 96, 961 ; ditto 4th Shares, I, 3 d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 401, 403 ; Midland Stock, 80, 801 ; North British, 123. 12 7-16; North Staffordshire, 44. 4g d ; North Eastern-Berwick Capital Stock, 224. 22 11-16 ; York Capital Stock, 383, 384-; Leeds Stock, 233, 24 ; Scottish North Eastern, late Aberdeen, 11, 12; South Eastern, 194 xd, 19, 9-16 ; Dutch Rhenish, 33, 34d ; Great Luxem bourg, 64, 63; Buffalo, and Lake Huron, 53, 54 ; do. New Shares, 58, 53 d ; Grand Trunk of arnada, 114 ; Great Western of Canada, 204, 204 ; do. Ne w Shares, 4, 4 d. Through an error in the Official Share List on Saturday, we stated that the Liverpool and London Fire and Life Company had declined from 84 to 4 pm. Such is not the ease-the nominal price of shares to-day was 84 to 83 p. The Funds fell 1 per cent. to-day, owing to the rumour of unfavourable advices from India. On the publication of the official despatch, a slight alteration took plaae ; and the Market closed at decline, viz :-Consols for Money 894 to 90, and for the Account at 90, 904 to 90, 904; and Exchequer Bills 10 to 6 dis. In the London Railway Share Market to-day there was very little business done, and prices suffered a decline. The following were the closing prices :—Caledonian 83i, 841; Eastern Counties, 118, 11$ ; East Lancashire 91, 93; Great Northern 97. 98: Do. A Shares 88, 89; Great Western 53 1 . , 534; Lancashire and Yorkshire 959, 96 ; Leeds Northern 461, 47k; London and North Western 954, 96 ; London and Smith Western 891, 90 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 404, 41.; Midland Stock 791 80a ; North British 48, 49 ; South Eastern and Dover 65k, 654; York,Newcastle, and Berwick, 90, 91 ; York and North Midland 76, 77 ; Grand Trunk Hi ; Great Western Canada 201 204 ; Do. New a, I. Notwithstanding the approach of the 4th of the month, when, as usual, heavy payments in corn , mercial accounts have to be made, there is no increase of pressure, and at the currenzecharge of 5i per cent. the best description of bills are easily negotiated. There is a good supply, as the liberal terms offered by the banks and discount brokers for deposits bring a large amount of capital into circula tion. The activity of trade, as demonstrated by the official returns issued on Saturday, will ex. plain why the inquiry is so continuous for, although . the Indian mutiny, and the de pression in the United States may affect certain departments, others improve, and thus full employment is found for available means, and an accumulation, which would result in lower terms, is prevented, The high prices of the raw materials, such as cotton, wool, and silk, also lead to a greater absorption of cash, but all things considered, the condition of our commerce with all parts of the world, is an unqualified source of congratulation. When 51- per cent. as the minimum had been established some mouths, people began to talk of financial and com mercial distress, failures in rapid succession were predicted, and increased restrictions were hel4 to be imminent; but owing to the prudent policy pursued by manufacturers, retailers, ex porters, , these adverse contingencies have not only been averted, but trade continues sound, and little complaint is made about remunerative profits. During the next few days the applications for discounts will no doubt become more numerous, because preparations for the shipment of silver on the 4th, as well as the bills falling due at the same time, will be in progress, but additional stringency is not generally apprehended. The "gerants" of the London General Omnibus Company announce a dividend of 43 per share, or 5 per cent., out of the profits realised during the six months ending the 4th of July last. A general meeting of the shareholders is called for the 20th of October, in London, " for the purpose of receiv ing the reports of the gerants and members of the Council of oupervision, and the statement of the accounts for the half year ending 4th July, to CM' sider a project for new and extensive develop ment of the business of the company, and for other general business." It is reported that by the " new and extensive development" is signified a proposal for the company to build a large number of new omnibuses. It is . to be hoped that the shareholders will avail themselves of this oppor tunity to demand full and explicit details of the company's accounts, the more especially if addi tional capital is to be spent, It is one of the most serious disadvantages of companies formed under the French law that English shareholders are vir tually deprived of control over the management of their property. We believe that by far the larger proportion of this company's shares are now in the hands of English holders, to whom they have been gradually transfnred from French subscribers ; and, as the English law now confers the privilege for the attainment of which the undertaking was avowedly constituted under a foreign law, why should not the company adopt measures for registering themselves under the Limited Liability Act ? Until they do so, and the accounts and system of management are laid bare, it is evident that the shares will never stand well in the market. The traffic returns of all the French railways for the last week exhibit an increase over those of last year, with the single exception . of the Mediter ranean Company. The Dutch Rhenish Railway Company advertise the interest on the first and second series of their loan of 4,800,000f1. In pursuance of resolutions adopte2 at a recent meeting of the company, held at Paris, share holders in the Submarine Telegraph Company have the option of converting their 1/ shares into 201 shares. The True Briton has arrived from Melbourne, with 61,893 ounces of gold and 30,400 sovereigns ; and the !sTourmahal, from Sydney, with 3,334 ounces and 26,000 sovereigns —the total value of the two remittances being about 317,0001. The dates, in each case, have been anticipated. The advices received this morning by the steamer Asia, from New York, are decidedly more cheer ing, the panic and its effects having partially subsided. The rates charged for discount aeon modation were still high, ranging from 15 to 30 per cent., according to the character of the paper, but the banks were strengthening their position, and there was every probability of an early return of confidence. The " City Banks," in the last general return, showed a reduction in the amount of outstanding loans and discounts of about 450,000/, and there was an increase in the specie to the extent of nearly 400,0001. At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranolagh-street, BOYS are CLOTHED from the Agee of Six to TWenfl Years' LUNDUN o&TTLE MARKET. -SEPT. 28. The number of beasts is nearly as large as on Monday last. Trade is active for cheice deseript ons, at ruby that day's prices, and, in a f,iw instances, iather more is realised. The supply of sheep is rather larger. Trade is not quite so brisk, but yrices on the aver ge are noL lower. Good ca ves are scarce, and about 2d per sro ie dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 1,610 beasts, 1,680 sheep, and 6g ca:ves; 2,203 beasts from the Northern and Midla,cl Counties, and 400 from Ireland, Per stone of Bibs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of Blbs. v. d. s. d. Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 5 0 Best Dos & He-bred .. 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w 0015.... b 0 5 4 second quality beasts 3 4 4 h Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 0 Calves 4 4 5 2Es es and 2nd quality 4 6 4 8 Pigs Best Dns & Hf-breds 5 4 a 6 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Beasts at market, 4,9J4 ; sheep and lambs, 21,430 ; calves, IC4 ; pigs, 205. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.LScrT. 28. There has been a m derate demand for cotton to-day, but, without any prestre to realise, recce are about m dntained. The sales— i•nclading 200 Yernambucoa 10d o loj, 50 Babies Maran hams 10Id; 4 0 Evyptian 100 to 13d, 700 Sura's 6d to 7d—a e re porte b,00) bales, of which 500 are , n speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-SrPT. 28. ---- - SUGAR —Very steady prices c rainue to '‘e realised, and, including Saturday's 13;islness, we have to repo t 125 hhls. 275 barrels Antigua at 488 to 51s, up to 54s for bagels, S 5 hhds. Jamaica at 513 to 53s 6d, 80 hhds. Porto Rico at 4)3 3d, 556 bags Cossi, ore at 56 , , dwy paid, 1,100 bats Prrnams at 313 6d, and 800 bags Ceara at 30s to 33s 6d, p r cwt. in bond. ldowsas,,Rust. and CoP EE.—Nothing has transpired. RICE.—The sales comprise 1,300 bags Bengal, for 9e gd for small broke. , , to 13s 91 for floe, 1,300 bags Ballam at 93,9 d, and 2.300 bags 1, d rect Arracan, ont of condi:lon, at 83 2d to 9s 31 per cwt. SALTPETER.-100 bsgt to arrive have teallsed 65s per cwt., 5 per cent., and 70 bags on the spot the same pr 62 per cent. refractioi. F. EMP.— We have to notice 4CO ba'es of Manilla, at X 33 to 434 per ton Loowoon.— 100 ton St. D ming° at .44 10 per ton. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET. - SEPT. 28. Per stone, 20lbs. Per glitias. s. d. s. 4. s. d. s. 4. Potateep. Pink Eyes° 0 to 0 0 [lay, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 8i Ditto, Kemp! .... 3 10 to 4 3 Ditto, new.. 0 6 to 0 74 Ditto, Whiterocka. 3 0 to 3 3 D tto, clover 0 7 to 0 7i Ditto, Seedling ~. 3 6 V 4 0 Green Clover 0 li to 0 17 Ditto, Beldrump .. 0 0 to 0 0 Vetchep 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle 0 8 to 0 11 Straw, wheat 0 22 to 0 3i Per too. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 'zl to 0 3 Carrot' Oats, in straw ... ..0 0 to 0 0 11.inglc worse! iManure 4 0 to 6 0 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.-SEPT. 28. There was a fair demand for all dezcrip ions of beef to day, and some slight aivanee was ebta'❑ed on the better sorts. Go d mutton sold quite as hi Os as a' any msrket for some time ; but old Irish ewes and in'er'or sheep met a very slow sale at late rates. The supply at msrket co sist el of 2,979 Beasts, and 1.0,231 Sheep. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-SEPT. 23 Scroaa.—The market las a steady, thsugh not an active appe.rance. Cop EE.—•A limited business done at previous pri es. TEA.—Thi • article continues dull and Inactive. SALTPETRE,— small parcel iiold for arrival at 645; brainless has also been cone on the spot at fall prices. large business has tetn done since Fr:day at very full prices. Cargo Bengal, lOs 91 to lie; low middling white, lie to 11s 31 ; Madras, I. Is lad to lis 3il. oms pa'a, £43 103 to £44; yell , NV, £4l to £42 los; brown, £4O to £4l ; sperm body, .£92 to .£93 ; ea :matter, £9B ; cod .£46 10, to £47 , o'ivo Pallipo 1, £63 ; Spanish and Sicily, 455 to eso ; co,oa• nut, 49; to 503; palm, tlne, 46s 6d to 475; bossed, 393 9d to 44 ; rape, pale, 52.3 ; brown, 48; 6d to 493, . . The following public sales' an advertised for to-morrow, viz.-670 Wads West India; 2,600 bags Mauritius; 3,000 bags Bengal; and 500 bags Ma , lras stizar ; 4 0 c ises, 900 bags List India , 340 ca ks, 1,500 bags plants lan C ylon, 800 bags native Ceylon; 3,200 bags hlo, and 100 bags Costa Rica C ffe.: ; 14,000 packages tea; 1,2,0 bags salt petre; and 160 bags Cochineal. LONDON TALLOW M ARK BT.-SEPT. 28 The market Is steady to-dp. Town tallow is quoted 601 nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 59s October to December, yes ; January to Mara, 553 to 58, 31. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1855. Stock on band this day.... Casks.. , 23,429 Delivery last week .... Do. from l at Jane..... ........ 2916 , 38,388 Arrival last week I Do.from lst June 19,102 Pace Y.C. per cwt. this day 585 9d Do. Town last Friday. 6ls Od SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBEE 29. Wt.vn YESTERDAY, W.N.W.—Moderate Breeze. Riau WATER—Morn. 7 41—Even. 8 20—Height; 9 ft. 11 In OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Birkenhead, Arachne, Elizabeth, Sir Clam Nap'er, and Carnoens. Sept. 27. Cora .....New York John Bright New Yolk Marian Bombay Emily St. Jo n, N.B. Arica Buctoache Minnes to Q ieb , Rappahannock M bi e London Xabia ,Sept. 28. Arab Algoa Bay Portland Miranalch Juba James Smi'h St. John, N.B Vi la Dogde Marseilles Bessie ' Golconda QU:bee 'aron of Fenfrew Bombay Vle'ita (s.s.) Jane Bathurst _ __ _ Zambia Ft. N B. Ve tronren Ams'erd Am Natola ... Bombay Atenor'a Ca i ff Wellington SWLUI3OB. Vfariner Wickl ,w Honk t0n.... Wicklow Sally and Ann • • ...... Cardiff Socret Waterfo, d Eller.lie Star Rotterdam Koor a Mooria ....St. John, N.B. Se?t. 28. WM. Stars me Piz arr Porto Rico William Rostoch Ralbec Havre ••• • • act in Jose Y. Maria ........PArto Rico Ailines ...... • ..... Gibraltar OUT PO RTS. HOLYHEAD, September 28. Wind, V(r.3.W.-11.deratl Breeze. London.— Arrived —1 he Cre3t of the Wave, from Foo Cboo Foo. Falmouth, Sept, 26.—A rived —The Em ly, from the' West Indies for London—Me; cnrius, Iquique for Hamb..rgh—Ocean Pearl, M n zanilla for Liverpool—S ,ga, Gona ves for Corenhagen—Southern Cross, Manley, Bomb .y for Liverpool —Prussaher, Adler, Lagos for Elbe. Waterford, Sept. 26.—A• riv, d—The Merea'o, from 0 Torbay.—Off - Tte Diligentia, from Bassein. Queenstown, Sept. 26.—Arrived 7 -The Duke of Malakoff, from Miram'chi-C, me On, R'o Grande—Cruet 5, Shellac—Hamilton Gray, Buctuchc—J. H. Boardman, Callao—Thalia, Patagonia— Reciproc;ty, Monte V dec—Thetis, Bahia - Palmat a, Pugwash— /Etna, Honduras—Oriel, Quebec—Erie, St. John's—Norval, Wltrfsor, NS. —Belas Labrador—Desalabery, Callao—Em-ral I Ile, Liffey, and Circassian, all from S';.John, N B.—Rambler, Pugwa•h—Sna..es brook, Odessa—Earl Grey, Bahia Arganont, Chincha: Julia, Brown, Callao for Liverpool—Americaa Laos, M' Killar, Callao for London. The Amason, for Limerick, has put bock. ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY AND :EYE AND BAR INSTITUTION, 9, ROSE HILL. New Patients entered en the Books last week, viz., Sept. 26, 1857-- Relieved at the Institution Relieved at their own Dwellings Cases uf prevailing Epidemic Total ••• Visitors—Mr. E. Watts, and Mr. Gilbert. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—Joseph Ilitchen,:Esq. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, Sept. 28. The PoLy Harris, for Antwerp, has put bock with cntwater damaged, having been in contact WO the 11 tt Industry. Harwich, Sept. 25.—The Shanghae, from L'leaborg to Lire rpool, ashore on Cork Sand, has been stripped, bat hopes are entertained of fl rating her into harbou7. The Ayishire Las., McFie, from Liverpool to Narva, aground on Stockholm, Sept. 24. An agreement has been made for £lOO to get her off. Riga, Sept. N.—The following English vessels have been stranded at Balckra, crews saved:—The Conservative, Watson, of Stock on ; Simon Mogr, us, of London; Sedulon. ' of Shields; Isle of Wight, of Glasgow; and Hope, of Aberdeen; and the foreign vessels Providen tia, San Antonia, Johanna Gezina, S;,ecnlation, Catharina, Antonius, and Glory, be idt s fou r names unknown, Sydney, J .ly 18.—The Julia Augusta, a.rived here from Liver cool, was in =tact with a ship, name unknown, on the right of Mach 22 in lat. 1 N., .on. 14 W., and loot her flying jibboom. New York, Sept. 14.—The Ann Ann Merritt, Phelan, from Pictou to New York, i 3 on shore in the Gut of Canso. THIII LUXURY OF L ,w—A " PENNY" ACTION.—M tue Belfast Police-cmrt on Friday. a man, named Muldoon, summoned Mr. Hunter, a pawnbroker, under the follow ing :—An oriole belonging to plaintiff had been pledged in the shop of defendant • the " ticket " oF the arti c le was not to be found; the plege was wanted; the pawnbrcker offer.d to give up the article if a declaration wtra made in reference to tle loss of the missing bit of paper. This was done, and the lender of cash was satisfied ; the pledge was laid on the c unter, but Muldoon rfusertto pay a penny for a new or "stop-ticket.. " This the defend int consi]ered be had a right to, and the claim plaintiff refused. Mullooa then procured a summons, and the " penny" action came on for hearing. Mr. Seeds having stated the case, Mr. Allen warned'plaintiff against pr - ceeding further, as, by so doing., he would be likely to involve himself in casts. The friendly magis'erial advice was not taken. Muldoon slated his version of the tran sac . 03, and the case was dis.nissed, with 5s costs, or three dajo' Imprisonment. NOTICE. ELECTRO-PLATE GOODS.—There are few branches of art that more perfection has been attained in than in thi a portion of our manufac tare, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, and other table articles of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Ha 11's, of •l 3 Smith John-street, who, to his other branches of business, has added a department for the sa'e of these articles, having been appointed agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern mes. Tel Spoons.. Dessert Do. .... Table Do . .. • • 245. Dessert Forks Table Do. ............. .... 245. Sent careagef ree to any part of the country. VESSELS' REPORTS. Report by the ship Tiptrce, Pirrdi, arrived here fro:n Bombay toiled Jan , - 6. Jane 14.. General lievret, Bombay to London, off t' e ; aradieres I,ls ds. Aug. 22.. Belvidere (English barque), Weather'y, Rangoon to Falmon'h.. . Aug. 26.. Seneca iAmerican barque), Fcenkagan, New York to Monte Video . 07 38 N.. 26 23 W Aug. 28 .. Maverick (American ship), Callao to Cork.' 1 20 N.. 25 52 W Aug 29 .. Geork a A rkle ; English barque), Cameron, Cardiff to Cape of Good Roue Sept. 17—Muscongus (American ship), Carter, he ce to Baltimore Sekt. 21.. Wel-s'er (American ship). hence to New York, 6 diys out ... 49 43 N.. 00 00 X Report by the Charles Jackson, Miltalf, arrived here from Val paraiso, sailed Jane 30. . Spoke. In Lat. Lon. ... 16 S. 29 13 W Aug. 13 . Mary Wo3ds, hence.... 11 :Report by the Maid of Athens, Bonfellow, arrived here from Monte V deo, sailed July 29. Spoke. In at. Lon. Aug. 15—Vime , a, of and from London for Sydney, out 40 days Aug. 15.. Levant, of New York, from Va`partiso. Ang. 28 —Martha, hence Aug. 11_ Omega, with passenger?, all well l3 47 N..,26 20 W 'Aug. 30.. Ea"l of Chester. Sept. 10.. Flora M'Donald, of Alloa, bound to London . Report by the Criterion, Ferguson, arrived here from Buenos Ayres, sa led July 23. Spy' e. In lat. Lon. July 31.. Antieus. from Bremen 80 days 0ut;.....00 32 S.. 00 39 - W Sept. 5.. &i.allwood, New York ' to It'o, 13 days out, wished to be reported' ... 25 23 N.. 00 37 W Report by the Urania, airivrd here from Algoa Bay, sailed June 25, spoke. In lat. Lon . July 15..Afr:ci, Macao to Havin,ah, with 250 Coolie. on bo. rd, 86 days 0ut.......... 31 10 S.. 00 10 W Aug. 21 .. Enterprise, hence to Pernambuco ......13 4) N.. 00 26 W Report by the Koora Noon, arrived here. Spar). In tat. lon. Sept. 13.. Joseph Howe, hence . . . Sept 14.. Cza• , of Dundee OO 43 N.. 00 44 W Sept. 24.. Britannia, American ship .... ....... 5O 10 N.. CO 14 W Report ty the Pilot Fish, Sedgeley, arrived here from Paraiba, sai'ed Aug. 21 ; left in port the Ipswich, of Jersey, loading for Liverpool. _ _ Tytie, of Newcastle, gang up tho river, ran on shore at Cabedello, and unshipped her rndthr. Report by the Joseph Tarratt, arrived here from Bombay, saile 1 June 20, and left st. Helen , , Aug. 12. Sailed from St. He'ena in company with H.M.S. Scourge, for England, and the American shin Robert Pa'terson, for Boston. Left in port the French ship Richelieu, from Pondicherry, and the English ship Napoleon 111., from Ak yab. Spoke. in lat. Lon. Aug. 31.. Pesolu . ion, S cilian barque, Sumatra for Gibraltar.. . .15 23 N.. 27 t 2 W Sept. 6.. Nimrod, English ship, from Moulmein.. 26 40 N.. 34 00 W SPOKEN. Aug 7.. Sir Walter RAleigh, from Savannah la Mar. Aug. 11.. Emily, from Akyab.... .. Aug. 14.. Qat en of May, fro n Foo Caen F co l5 5..07 W Sept. 13.. J. C. Boynton, Callao to Cork Aug. 23.. Howden, hence to Bombay . Ol S.. 28 W Aag. 31.. Florentine, hence to St. Thomas . 26 N.. 23 W Sept. 19.. Juno, hence to Nevreandland Sept. 25.. Hidalgo, hence t, Punta Arenas, off . 13 . ar . esey.. 47 Sept. 25.. Bacephala t, hence to Gallo, off Bordsey. Maid of Athe•is, Monte Video for Liv e rpool, off N.. 27 W Cape A uterine. FOREIGN FORM. Union (s.s.), hence at H imburgh. Albatross, hence at Swinemunde. Calpe (s.s.), hence at Ancona, and left for Trieste, Faith, hence at Constantinople. Thetis, Conway; and lao, Walker—b Ah put back to Moulmein, leaky. Albanian (Ls.), Glover, from Peres at Gibraltar. Heart of ed hom Malta for Liverpool, Sept. Hi. Elbe, at`Lellan, hence at Riga. Albatross (s.s.), hence at llelvoet. British Queen (I s.), slartyn. hence at Havre. Europa (s.s.), Carthagena at Maiaga. Rhone Cs s.), Wakem, Ctpha'onia at Messina. Mich° (s.s.), Amlot, Z mte at Petra% Moult saile'i from ni abga or Liverpool, Sept. 16. Queen of the Chase sailed from Denia, Sept. 14 ; and Isabel, Sept. 15 —both for Liverpool. Breeze sailed from Piraeus, Fept. 16; aed Thor, Sept. 17—both for Liverpool. Richelieu, at St. Helena. Flor de St. simao, from Pernambuco at Trieste. Mary Carson, Willia ; and Anglesea—both hence at Quebec-, SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Teteg7 aph. TATTERSALL'S. —YESTERDAY. LATEST 13KTTING. EASTERN COUNTIES HANDICAP. 6 to 1 agst Almaviva 7 ... 1 Badstoworth 10 ... 1 Tricolor 100 .. 8 Fright (taken) 100 . 7 .. Tam trBhanter 12 ~ 1 .. Border Chief (taken) L STAKES. 5 to 2 agst Govern, as. CEA.SARNVIICH. 7 to 1 agst M. D (offered) 18 ... 1 .. Plush c 25 1 .. S iccharine (cffercd) 31 1 .. Mary (takan) 40 .. 1 .. Artillery (taken) 40 ... 1 ... Martinet (taken) CAMBRIDG r SHIRP. 20 to 1 agst Whistling Willie (taken and off ) 20 .. 1 Rosa Bonheor 25 .. 1 ... Saccharine (offered) 1000 ..40 Tricolof 1000 ..30 .. Chantilly 1000 ...30 .. Bird in the Hand 500 ..15 .. Plush, colt 40 '1 Brother to Eird on tte Wing EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. WEFKLY REPulit. SURG _osts—H. Mill, Esq., J. Poole, Esq., and Dr. R. H. Taylor. ASSISTANT-SURGEON—Dr. NUVIIIS. TREASURER—J. G. Livingston, Esq. EYE DEPARTMENT. New Patients admitted in the week nding Sept. 26 ........ 31 Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical Assistance EAR DEEARTMEr.T. New Patients admitted in the week ending Sept. 26 .• ..... 33 Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical Assistance .... ..... .... Exclusively for CLOTHING BOYS fr, m Six to Twenty Years LEWIS k COMPANY, Raselagla-street. WIRE RIGGING. THE UNDERNOTED VESSELS are at present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGING of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufacture— Three STEAMERS and Three SAILING VESSELS.,Building by John Laird, Esq. JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer)..Messrs.T. Vernon and Sons, builders. —.....,..... Ship PARSEE MERCHANT Ship 80G0TA............ Messrs. Blythe and Troughton, wners.c Ship LADY HAD Messrs. Stuart and Douglas, owners. New ship LLAMA Messss. Batty and Searight. owners. NEW SHIP. • NEW SHIP.. ................. .... ....Building at Yarmouth, N.S. NEW BARQUE. NEW SCHOONER. • .__. —._ Also, a number of VE , SELS being FITTED with WIRE STAYS. The advantage of WIRE 1.0 eE for SHIPS' RIGGING is now so generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter—consider ably cheaper—more durable—and less than half the bulk of Hemp Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beating to wind ward. CARD of Comparative SlZES—and PRICE LIST—on application GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO., MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATENT CORDAGE AND WIRE ROTE, BA ILMAKEES -SHIP•CHANDLEBS, 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MANTA CTOBY-WATERTREE-ILOAD. A full Assortment of IRE ROPK, and HEMP, MANI:LA, and OIR ROPE and HAWSERS always In Stock for Export end Ships' use. On Sale. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. Cerrerir BOURNE, Vice-President of North Dispensary. Mr. CHARLES POOTII, Vice-President of South Dispensary. Mr. FRANCIS MILL, Treasurer. I Mr. J. W. WILLIAMS, Secretary OFFICE —2l, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. Number of Patien t 's during the past week. 'ew Cases Received Advice and Medi_ eine at the Institution New Cases Visited at their own houses and supplied with Medicine NORTH, SOUTH. TOTA L 252 I 562 51 I 146 1 708 DiSMORE'S 2s Semi-gold PEN will not alter in the slightest degree by use, or corrode if left in the ink.— A good, useful, durable uen.—Corner of Bold-street W L ILIAM BU,TCHER BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 18, RICHMOND-ROW. LIVERPOOL JOTICE TO SEIIPOWNERS AND MASTERS THE LOCAL MARINE BOARD Have the satisfaction of informing Shipowners and Masters that they have made the necessary arrangements for Opening an OFFICE FOR SHIPPING SEA NIEN, ON 'HIE SOUTH SIDE OF MGM BODY- S r REET, adjoining the Railway Arches. Those who intend to Ship their Crews at this NORTHE N OFFICE will, however, be required to give notice, and to pay the fees as hitherto at the Central Office Canning-place. And in order still farther to afford facilities for the better selecting And securing better Crews, they have appointed an Out-door Super intendent, and have made a wry considerable addition to their Out-door Staff. S. R. GRAVES. Chalrmqn. MOURNING JEWELLERY JOHN G. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 56, CHURCH-STREET, Respectfully calls attention to his superior Stock of 4 BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS, RINGS, PINS, AND STUDS, Of the most elegant Patterns and the best Quality. Also, a large assortment of jIE AL WHITBY JET,, rn the most choke Patterns. 'HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS,BRACELETS, RINGs, BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS, AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE. The same flair as left guaranteed to be used. JOHN G. JACOB, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 56, CHURCH-STREET. PoRE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS 'PER DOZEN. WINES) ANDER S ON D 5,-CASTLE-STREET-5. P 0 R T.—Highest class Vin tags Wine, five years i es per Dozer. in bond, and fit for immediate use.... In Pints.... . . . SHERRY.—First Class, Pale and Gold .... ... • • ..... 42s „ CLARE —St. Ju ien, four years in bottig.. 423 CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON'S. PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT. A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roofing, ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. W. W. POWELL. Office and Warehouse-8. rABLIC.STREET. BEST SILESIAN ZINC S P E L TER IMPORTED rasicT. WICHELH IUS & BUSCH, 3, York-buildings, Swe. , ,ing-street, Liverpool. 1856. 1857. 7,934 16,680 3 289 2,3 8 37,927 27,710 2,058 2,235 28,881 j 31,2 i 6 51s 6d 594 Od 540 3d 61s Od Arrival for the week ending 29th October last year, 3,188 casks, and delivery, 3,155 casks. The arrival last week comprls3d 2050 tasks from Russia: 122 from Australia; 10 i from South Amer,ca; rend 7 casks from other places. Total, 2,283 ca-ks. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—SErr 28 At the Worcester market on Satn day, there W%4 a large business doing in hops, at an advance of from 2s to 44 per cwt. since last week. The supply is not equal to the demand, as many planter intend ho , ding over until next spr.na. The market here is very firm, and the supply limited. Duty on the decline; many VILA it will not reach X 200,000. LONDON CORN MARKET.- SEPT. 28 The wheat trsd: in Idark-late this n °ming was firm, without being active, and in some instances an advance of Is was obtaine upon Loth wheat flour. Kiting barley fu:ly as dear. Distil ing dull, at late rates. Grinding in reqne,t at fu'l prices Oats sold on quite al good terms as last wee 4. Leans and peas scarce, and their value well insintainet ARRIVALS INTO lANDIN FROM SEP C. 21 TO SEPT 26 Coastwise English Scotch . Irish... Foreign E. C. Rail . Gt. N. Rail. Exported Wheat. qrs. 4723 Barley. Malt. Oats Q 2431 3500 .... 63 - 50 70 .... 1800 6360 .... 37469 211 2381 194 Bean• qrs. , 603 2903 .1069 7985 115 310 I 1751 ... 297 45 513 1261 .... I 1071 ... 155 1 400 LqNDONT MINING MARKET. -SEPT. 28. The home minim; stock market to-day i dull. Alfred C,oaso's shares have been dealt in in th-i St ck Exchange at 13k, and North Frances at 13. These are the only transactions reported from tat establishment. Core copier mining shares are rather offered, and are marked 46. In ther foreign descriptions there is no movement w , atever. Subjoined is the offlcial list of the cl-sing prices in the Miring Exchange cn S , turday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, tiny eas and stiles :—Alfred Consols, 13, 13#; Calstock Consols, 6, ti ; East Bassett, 75, SO ; Great He , tas, 17861, 20s; I ady Bsrtba, 233 6 1, 244 6d; North Francis, 12i. ; Pednandrea, 17c 6d; 20s ; Pendeen, 21, I; Sortridge Consols, 2,2 i ; West Csradon, 120; 125 ; Wheal Edward, 9i, 101 ; Wheal Grenville, 30s, 32s 61, Wheal Mary Ann, 473, ; Wheal Wrey, 5, 54. BELFAST CORN MARKET.-SEPT 28 There was a small supply of wheat at our mark-t to-day, and prices were very firm. Other articles unchanged from Fr,day's prices. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.-SEPT. 28. The market was very firm to-day at the annexed quotations : Mixed Nos , buyers 68s, seUers 68s 3d ; No. 1, buyers 635 61, sellers 69s ; No. 3, buyers 63s 6d, sellers 64s per ton. THE HOP HARVEST. With the exception, perhaps, of Indigo, there is no plant subject to such vicissitudes as the hop plant. It is one of th • most difficult to bring to maturity, and until the fruit is pied and dried, the grower can never calculate what his returns will be. In the hop growing counties fortunes are made and lost with marvellous rapidity. One of the late lorgest growers in the cm ity of Kent was te :end times known to have been worth half a mill on, and as often was he reduced aim tit to poverty, and, b tt for the aid of hop-factors, would have be -n completely ruined. As it is, he died bat a poor men. The most successful of modern hop growers was the late Alderm on Lui•as, who left a large fortune derived almost entirely from growing hops. During the four or five months that the plow is growing, the p'auter is a prey to perpetual anxiety. He never knows what a day may bring forth ; a single night is frequently sufficient to destroy the hope of the season ; while, on the other hand, it som •times happens, as in the present year, that when he anticipates getting nothing, he will get a remarkable good crop. But the history of the hop phis year aff a remarkable example of the vicissitudes to which the plant is subject. This year wUI be an extraordmnary one in the ristory of the hop trade, and will be referred to, say Messrs. Hewett and Co., the hop factors, in their market letter. hereafter, as illustrating the uncersainty, the fickleness of tiiis singular plant, and the liability of the oldest and bast judgment 10 b 3 d ceiv 3d. At the end of May there was a severe attack of fly throughout Sussex. the Weald of Ken', and E ist Kent, which progresee i into thorough black blight, till on the 1 ith of Jul; the d tzy was set, and fairly, too, a, .E 100,090, although Worcester, Faraham, and a pin of Mil-Kent were comparat vely free. Extreme hot weather, which usually dissipates a blight, in this instaice noly he more confirmed it ; and the draught which continued up to the sth of August actually threatened the loss of tho crop on the above grounds. On that day, h swerer, and far several days afterwards, the plantaVons wore visite with heavy reins and thudder show ors, which saysd the crop; and from thenceforth the temperature and the weathtr have been ever/- thing that could be desired for pro facing and pe iecting the fruit. The estimate of t :es duty has now reached £220,000. The actual result will proba.d, be cmsideraely below this sum, but this estimate is made use of as a means to create a panic am 'ntr, the holders of yearlings and the producers of the new crops, so to get the article down below it just value ; but it is believed th it when the trade is fa r y set going, after all the hods are picked, there will be good de nand for hops, both old ani new, and the holders will probably get a fair price for their harvest, Th • consu option of hops has, during the last twenty yea's, r early doubled. the introduction of pale ale, add its being now almost universally drunk both in this country and abroad, effectually pre vents that accumulation of hops which frequently oc tarred after one or two good years in succession. The exports of beer have more than trebled, and consumers in Australia and India will drink almost as much as can be brewed. So large, in fact, is the cons motion, tha most of even the very largest brewers, at the end of the summer, are oblged to s int their customers, and are quite drunk out. With respect to the present crop, a considerable portion will not come intoo the market at all, because the great brewers regularly take almost all that is grown. Nearly the whole of the splendid hops of BIM-Kent fired their way to one s r two large establishments. The Farnham and East Kent are disp , sed of in the some manner; so that the general con sumer will proba"ly only have to choose from the infe for hops of Sussex and the Weald of Kent, Such has been the uncertainty of the present crap, however, that specu ators have been arras t t o act, at all events in that random spirit which gen. rally characterises all parties engaged in the hop trade. But the influence of a gcod or hal crop is most widely diffused; it not only affects the g owers themselves, but also that influential body of men, the hop factors, who are expected to make advances on the growing crop, and who, it it fails, have to wait until the following year before they receive their money. The amount of be ting on the estimated duty is something extrasrdinary, and is pecnli.r to the hop trade. The Sams betted are frequently very large in amount, and the spirit is so widely spread throughout the hop growing distri:ts, that there is scarcely a farmer—nay, even a small traleamm—t at has not hls five or ten pounds on the coming event. This gambling in the hop trade is not so general) , known as gambling on the Turf ; but it is very doubtful whether there is not more money pending on the duty than is frequently the case either on the Derby or the St. Leger. No sooner is the duty declared, which is generally done at the latter end of October, or the beginning of November, than hop dinners are given, at which what are terme i sets are ntade, as to the value of the crop of the following year. This, of course, must be entirely guess work, for it is impossible for any man to foretell what the next year will produce. These hop dinners are held periodically, and there is as much hedging as there would be on any great comiag horse race. It is also observed that the bets on the hop duty are as a rule punctiliously pad, and a man who falls in this respect ig more generally lowered in public estimation than if he had become bankrupt in any ordinary business. Such are a few of the POCI.I - laxities attendant upon the produCtioll of this very useful ankh) of consumption. Apply to T R CAMERON, V WATCH AND CHRONONIZTER MAXIM, • 54, sourn CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON S&LE, OR HIRE. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CHART, KEITH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT ROOMS, 34, C A STLE-STR SET. ARE NOW RE-OPEN ED. W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking his friends and the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been favoured, and at the same time to inform them that to accommodate his ra pidly increasing business he has built an entirely new operating ioom, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool. With the increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects that his Pictures will not only sustain the high character they have already attained, but even surpass his former productions. 34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Opposite the Bank 0 Ent and. Commtrtfat saltis THIS DAY On account o wom it may concern. ~ bell 6/ Tats DAT , the 29th 'nstant, f at h O Half-past ae o'clock, P.- - H. H. Goldin4s Saleroom, Corn Each auge, Br answick-streew 235 Sacks FLOUR, For farther particulars apply to Tuts DAY, the 29th instant, at Half- T a t T ;h l3 e r t i :.- - *" ker:f.l; Office, Corn Exchange-smildings, Brunswick-street , 550 Barrels Philadelphia FLOUR, ex Pailadelphia. Lying South Side Waterloo Dock.—APPITZ to ker. H. H. GOI DAY the 29th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' uffice, 9, Temple-court, 5o Skeleton Cases) 500 Drums New Turkey FIGS, 1000 Boxes 2000 Drums New Sultana RAISINS, landing ex lonia (s.s )—Apply co oice rs ' HOUGHTON & TillB DAY, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at SO Brokers' Office, iO, Excbange-bni 500 Tierces 1 , xtra Fine American LARD, B.GLAND, SONS, 8v J FFREYS, Apply to T 0-; Nr 0 R H,o W, To-mJaaow, the 30th instant, at i'weive o'clock, at file Brckers' Office, 84 Casks Australian TALLOW, Landing ex lifontni ren cy.—Ap ay to BIOL AND, SONS & JEFFREY'S. To-rwhaow, the 30th instant, at rwelve o'clock, at the Brokers Office, Oltlhal!—street, 106 case. BORAX. BITCH ‘1,14` 7 „ B lOW IE, and§Co.. Apply to - - - TO-MORROW, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers Office,- 0 hall-street, 100 Chests SHELL LAC, ex Euphrates, from Calemta.—Apply to verokel' BUCHANAN. BROWNE, and Co.. To-mosaow, the 30,h instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's oEfleN 2, Dale-street, 640 Bars Bengal GINGER. 60 Bale.. MADDER ROOTS. BROWNE, HUNTER tt CO., Broom Apply to To MOURGW, the 30th in taut, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale•sireet, 5 Tons Braelotto WOOD, 50 Do. LOGWOOD„ 15 Do. Fusnc. BIOWNR, H UNTER, and CO., 8r01j!?..% To-mokkow, the 30th , nstant, at Twelve o'clock, at die Broker's office, 2, Dale.stre.t, 235 Bales OftCBELLA WEED. BRONNE, HUN PER, At CO., BrOk___--ers' Apply to Appty to To-sioattow, the 3031 instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's office, Exchange-street West, 121 Kegs 1. GREASE BUTTER ' 5 i Da. . , now landing ex Vangna, d, from Melbonrne.—Apply to MACGREGOR LAIRD, Janr., u a•___:-...: 1 / ra et. To-IuDZILOW, she 3sth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at tue Broker.' Office, Exchange-street East, 217 Bags SAGO FLOUR, 0 ' gO5 in Warehouse, ex Albert Franklin, from Singapore.—Apply to Frederick Huth and Co., Merchants; or to • WP.LIAM & JOSEPH WHIM. Fir°l__ To-moalow, the 3 !th instant, at the Public Sa!eroom, Exuhange•bniidings, 100 Ton+ C inlieachy LOGiVOOD, A lately landed, ex R. L. Crawfor I, now lying in Stanley Deck.-- to Alessrs. Cro.A4, Gray and Co., Merchants; or to J. H. RAYNER & CO., 13rolcs* To-sto Row, the 30th i istant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange buildings, 150 Tons St. Domingo LOGWODD. 80 Do Jamaica, DITTO, erg , landing ex Cora ant P.utirci.—Apply to Mann. Callei' d Johnston & Co., itlerchints; or to J. H. RAYNER & CO., 13"ke--1.--9." To-x n , ow, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, .91 the Broker.' OM e, 16, Exchange-buildings, 290 Birrels fine ROSIN, kW °. landing ex Ellen Austin, from N ew Y or k —Apply to Callenders, Johnston, & Co , Blerzh ants ; or to J. H. R tYNER & CO., Bre) To-monSoW, the 30th instant. at the Brokers' Saleroota , Colonial.bni ding., 160 Bales Fine Buenos Ayres and Eutre Rios) WOOL. 50 Bags Lisbon Washed F.S. and A. EDMUND BUCKLEY, Wool Broom o-mosaow, the 30th instant, at the Brokers' Saleroom , Atherton-ba ldings, Dale-street, 450 Bales Port Phillio 150 „ Fine River Plate and Lisbon } won. 210 Apply to 600 Bales Apply to HUGFIE & R(NiLD, Wool Broom To-ssoasow, the 30th in. tut, at Twelve o'clock, at tae Public Saleroom, Exchange-building., 3t4 Boxes CASIPdO 0, 250 Ba`es MAW) i•R ROOTS. 450 Bags Bola , ay SALTPETRE, :64 Bags SAGO, 500 Bags Yellow MUiTARDSEED, 4.1 Tons SAPAN WOOD. For further particulars apply to T. 1k H. LITTLEDALE CO.. Bro_____--kers' To-mosaow, the 30th instant, at Four o'clock, Brokers' OMCe, Victoria-buildings, Hackin's Bales Port Philip 400 Do. Black Spanish 106 Do. White Spanish 50(1 Do. White Fine Lisbon • 37 Do. White Mentcgo 86 Do. Entre Ros 40 Do. Fine Lima 150 Do. Italian Shorn Lambs, Fleeces and Shin at the ley, rel 9 Bales. Apply to PERKINS & ROBINSON, VIII tvooL• T H U It S D A Y. / 'OOl Broicell' On TexiainAT next. the Ist October, tit One o'clock, at the brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, 50 Tons Pins 17 Bales South American INDIA RUBBER, J. H. iIAVNER & CO., Broker Apply to To dole an account. On Tavasnar next, the Ist October, at Twelve o'c ock, at th e Brokers' Office, 16 Exchange-baildings, 165 Baas Cotton Seed MEAL, an lately landed es George West.—Apply to Messrs. Maclean, Marie , C0~0r to On Tauaspey next, the Ist October at Twelra o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16. Exchange-buildings, 284 Hhis QUERCITRON BARK, SsrB. now landing ex Tu , corora, from Phil a l e l p hi a. — App l y to Brown, Shipley & Co., Merchants; or to J. H. R &YNER & CO., Broker t On TUURSDAY next, the I st Octo b er, at Twelve o ' clock, a t llO Brokers' Office, Exchange-street West, 78 Bags al USTARD sE F. D. 1 Bundle BEES' WAX, 13 Bags NUX VOal ICA, 1i:0 Bags CASTOR SEED, 21 Eilids. GINGEL t,Y" OIL. now landing ex Calcutta, from Madras.—Apply to MACGREGOR LAIRD, Junr.,,8!?_..., On Tao RSDAY next, the lst October, at the Brokers' Salerooln, Atherton-buildings, Vale street, 2,000 Bales East India WOOL. For c .talogut•s, &c., apply t & RONALD, Wool Brokerg' FRIDAY. OR FRIDAY nex', the 2a i of October, at Twelve oclock, at the Broke.', Office, 13, Temp at-hey, 230 Tons St. ➢ominvo LOGWOO 0, ex Cora from New York, 50 Do. FUSTIC, ex John Bright, from New York. Apply to J!)1IN CHOWi INSON, Broom SATURDAY 01 SATURDAY nest, the 3r,1 of Ozto' , er, at Three o'clock , at the Brokers' Office, 2,000 Bales E. I. WOOL. BROWNE, RU TER & CO., Broke!!:, NEXT WEEK On TUESDAY, the 6 h of Oct ,ber, Et Four o'clock, at the Broker.' Of6c, 2,00) Bale' WOOL. BtIONNE. CO., Brolc_e>s. Apply to ,pply to On WILDNE,DII, 7th October, at th, Brokers' Saleroom, Atherton-buildings, Dale-street. 1,500 Bales East India, 170 ~ Buenos Ayres, 501 „ Egyptian. lilogado - e, Sax WOOL ' - 2170 Bales. OpJrto, Russia, Turkey, &c , For catalogues, &c., apVy to HUGHES It RONALD, Wool rrok_ll.l..-°' On WEDNESDAY, the 7 h October, at the Public Saleroom , Exchange-bui.d:ngs, 350 Bales East India, 351 Bales Italian Mazadore, Sfax, Portugese, WOOL. and Egyptian 00 Bales Apply to JOHN L. BOWES, Wool Broker, 39, Dal3:_seet. On THURSDAY, t'ie Bth of Octobsr, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Oalce, 2, bale-strest, 3 Tons Deer HORNS, 10 Do. Buffalo DO. BROWNE, HUNI'FR, and CO., Brohe!" On THURSDAY, the Eth of October next, 300 Bales East India 260 Bales Cordova %TOOL. 110 Bales Buenos Ayres 100 Bales ()put° and uther 720 Bales. Apply to Apply to EDMUND BUCKLEY, wool"r. On THURSDAY, the Bth of October, at Four o', Brokers' Office, Victoria-buLdings, Ilacid 433 Bales East India 354 Do. Greasy Ororto 147 Do. Oporto Skin and Mountain 100 Do. Cordova, Iceland, and Egyptian 139 Do. Mogadore and Sfax 22 D. Ruisian Lambs' 33 Do. Goats' Hair 6 Do. Woollen Rags 8 Do. Sheep Skins 'clock, at the in's-hey, WOOL. 1239 Bales Apply to Wool Broom PERKINS & ROBINSON, On FRIDAY, the 9th of October, at Four o'c Brokers Sa'troom, 25, Temple-street 500 Bales East India 500 Sheets English Skin and Fleeee, vr 1.000 Bales Turkey, Eg, ) ptian, Iceland, Russian, and other Low 2,000 Bales , Apply to :lock, at the COLS. W. GREAII E co.c °9. ,pply to On FRIDAY, the 9th of October, at Four o'clock, 500 Balea E. I. WOOL, 26 Do. Egyptian DITTO. 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